Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1970 volume:

,gi ' ff- -f--fa, V E 7 0 THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS SE F Q 1 A M A PUBLISHED B Y THE J 0 URNA USM STAFF Monongahela High School Monongahela, Pennsylfvani 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION 20 31 FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPORTS Sophomores Junlors Senlors INDEXES 32 75 76 95 101 107 108 113 114 154 155 160 4 PEOPLE 96 All experiences in life occur in their own time and for a definite purpose. As in nature, when flowers bloom in spring and snow falls in winter, in our lives there are times to learn, times to share, and times to be alone. We cannot prevent life from moving ever onward in its natural pat- tern any more than we can control the seasons. High school is one of those times in life. Each year holds new experiences for a special intent. As sophomores, we feel a time of confusion and fright, as we grow out of the fantasy world of childhood and begin to penetrate the real world of the adult. The purpose of this time is to make new friends and to learn to take on greater responsibility. Initial confusion in the sophomore year gradually evolves into greater self-confidence in the junior year. We become more involved in school activities: clubs, special organiza- tions, sports. Magazine sales teach us how to talk to people and handle money. Through the prom we learn to budget, to plan, and to cooperate with one another. During the senior year, we use the friendships, the re- sponsibilities, and the self-confidence we have gained in prev- ious years to prepare for the future. It is an anxious time of planning and an important time of learning about our- selves and our part in the world, yet it is a fun time of enjoying the advantages of being young. Though we have no ideas as to what life holds in store for us after high school, of this we can be sure: We cannot completely control our experiences because Hfor everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. This book is a lasting record of the times we experience in high school. September Ogmbgr e . ,r r er r ,eee ,V ,L ' JM S' we J r V' For Everything There Is a Season February March April ' went.: . - I n I I ,, I- ,,.......,,j W.. M73- ,4 'I , A 6 November December January and cz Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven, May Times far Learning I 'Qll and Being Alone Times for Confusion, Fright. . . and H appmess Q, Working. . . an Times to Speak ' ,K,, 1 Z Times to be Silent r F, I - I r ,V 5 ,- u 3 if x I Az MHS W e Experience All of These Times L Board of Education S d M' hal Smith Charles Koval Harry Sickels Dr George Buell Louis Revetta. Standing: Michael Chromu Left to Right, eate: 1C e . , , , . , lak, William Robinson, Arnold Hirsch, Clyde Willebrand. Absent: William Baumgardner, Ronald Neccai, George Frazier. BOARD OF EDUCATION William Baumgardner Charles Koval-Secretary to the Board Dr. George Buell-President Ronald N eccai Michael Chromulak Louis Revetta-Second Vice President George F razier-Solicitor William Robinson-Solicitor Arnold Hirsch Harry Sickels-First Vice President Michael Smith Clyde Willebrand Ringgold School District Administration DR. JOHN A. GRIFFITHS Superintendent of the Ringgold Schools MR. MICHAEL F. CARRY MR. ANDREW S. SUKEL Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Special Services In Charge of Business Affairs MR. JOHN P. CONTE Principal As we pass through the turbulent decade of the sixties and swing into the seventies, life of the high school senior at Monongahela High has undergone a change. The realities of adulthood have already been experienced: turhulencesg a cold regard for authorityg a desire to he heard in politics, music, art, a feeling for the unlcved ones, and a sophistication that demands an audience. Yet the tradition of publishing a book HTHE FLAME, for the purpose of preserving Hold friend- ship, Holdw girlfriends, uoldi' times and a lasting memory of the young days still exists. This book serves that purpose and there will be times in the future when the turning of the pages of HTHE FLAME will turn hack the pages of time. -John P. Conte M onongahela H igh School MR. JAMES NYSWANER Assistant Principal MISS CARLYN FITZPATRICK Secretary to Mr. Conte Pupil Services STEPHEN KOGET CAROL F ILIPPI Boy's Guidance Counselor Girl's Guidance Counselor M. of Ed., Indiana Univ. of Penna. Masteris, Univ. of Pittsburgh MARY F ERRELLO GEORGE EVERETT KATHY RACH Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Secretary to Counselors A.B., Penna, State Univ, S., Lock Haven State College Faculty High school is a time for many things, learning, laughter, and self-discovery. The faculty is an integral part of this time, for they are a constant influence on their students. Much of the time spent at MHS is devoted to learning, but a teacheris job does not end outside the classroom. He may find himself sponsoring clubs, sports, and other extra- curricular activities which supplement the pupil's formal edu- cation. Students can take advantage of their time in school, or they can squander it. They can be cooperative or apathetic toward the faculty. lt has been noted that the only worthwhile revolution must be created, not by politicians or militarists, but by educators. Today there are more students graduating from secondary schools and seeking higher education than ever before. With a better-educated populace comes the promise of understanding and a better World for the future. ,....4-Q A 15X ' X ' -R - ' Mr. Hobson delivers a summons to an unfortunate band member. of t Mrs. Tonarelli helps Carol Palmer iron out her problems. xlifn H.. Bob Evans and Frank Hancock watch in amazement as l00'Zn Atime for Time? Bob Hall proves his physics theory. 25 ANTHONY AMATO Chem., CBA Chem., Adv. Chem II B.A., Calif. State College LOUISE ANDERSON Speech, Drama B.A., Calif. State College ELEANOR BARTOE Shorthand I, Touch Shorthand, Typing I B.B.A., Westminster College ELIZABETH BRIDGES English III lVI.A., West Texas State Univ. ALICE BURKE World Cultures A.B., Grove City College THOMAS CAUDILL Physical Education lVI.S., West Virginia Univ. BERNICE CLARK Reading lVI.Ed., Calif. State College ALBERT CREE Algebra II B.S., Calif. State College SHIRLEY DEBOLT Typing I, II, Sec. Practice B.B.A., Westminster College GEORGE EVERETT Am. History, P.O.D. B.S., Lock Haven State College .IOHANNA FARKAS School Nurse B.S., Calif. State College, R.N., lVIary's Hospital MARY F ERRELLO English II B.A., Penna. State Univ. St. Mrs. Bartoe's class tests the i speed in a timed typing drill. HENRY FLANNIGAN Algebra I, II lVIaster's, Colgate Univ. .I OYE FLANNIGAN English III B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College JANE FONTAINE French I, II B.A., Duquesne Univ. .IANICE GERARD English II B.S. in Ed., Indiana Univ. of Penna. ROBERT GUY English IV A.B. in Ed., West Liberty State College ARLENE HOLET Trig. and Col. Alg., Academic Math B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College HARRY JOHNSON Health lVI.Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh LOIS JONES Business English, English IV B,S., Calif. State College WILLIAM KACHMARIK Am. History, World Cultures B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College MARIAN KUVINKA Am. History, World Cultures B.A., Seton Hill College SUSAN LAIRD Clerical Prac., Business Arith. A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State Co lege FRANK LAWRENCE Driver Education B.S., Sterling College 'Wh-...S f -W,.: HAZEN NEILL P.O.D. B.S., Washington Jefferson College RUTH NEVIN Health lVl. of Ed., Univ. Pittsburgh it an of DIANNE MANNING Physical Education A.B., Fairmont State College HELGA MARASAS German I, II B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College NICHOLAS MATICH Geometry B.S., Calif. State College BOYD MORRIS Bookkeeping l, II, Clerical Record Keeping lVl.B.A., Duquesne Univ. ANDREW ONDERKO General Math M. of Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh JEFFREY PETRUCCI H.S. Science, World Geography B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College E. D. POAD Biology I, II, H.S. Science lVl. of Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh STANLEY POPIELARSKI lndustrial Arts l, II M. of Ed., Calif. State College Mr. Amato's chem classes benefit from audio-visual aids MARILYN PUSKARICH Typing I, Business Exploratory M. of Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh VAUGHN RITCHEY Driver Education B.A., Washington and Jefferson College IRENE ROBERTSON Shorthand II, Typing II, Consum- er Education M.A., Columbia Univ. WILLIAM ROBSON Instrumental Music B.E.A. in Music Ed., Carnegie In- stitute of Technology The boys have a uballv in gym class. LOIS SCHMID Spanish II, III, IV BS. in Ed., Calif. State Colle CAROL SEMARCE English II, Journalism B.S., Calif. State College JOHN SICHINA Vocal Music B.M. in Ed., West Virginia ANNA BELLE SWEENEY French III, IV M.A., Penna. State Univ. ge Univ. up-... M-l. .I. WILLIAM RUTLEDGE College English, Eng- lish IV, Journalism M. of Litt., Univ. of Pittsburgh SUSAN SCHANTZ Am. History, World Cultures A.B., Grove City Col- lege I RONALD TUMIDAI SKI Spanish I, II B.S., Calif. State College RONALD VANDERMER Earth and Space Sci- ence B.S. in Ed., Calif. State College WILLIAM VASILOFF Am. History, P.O.D. HENRIETTA TAYLOR English III, Junior Honor A.P. A.B., Smith College PATRICIA TONARELLI s, Senior Home Economics I, II, III, Family Living A.B. in Ed., Glenville State College X B.B.A., Univ. of Miami M, Tom Foster tries his sales pitch, but Mr. Veccione does not need any BASIL VECCHIONE Studio Art, Art Apprec. B.A., Salem Col- lege LYNN WOLF P.O.D. A.B., Grove City College THELMA WIECEL Librarian M. in Lib. Ed., Duquesne Univ. PATRICIA ZOBER Physics, Honor Physics B.S., Calif. State College more paintings. LAURA WITTKOFSKI Biology I, II M.S. in Biology Fordham Univ. DR . I. P. HUGHES School Doctor MHS Personnel Cafeteria Staff I FRANK THOMPSON Custodian .IOSEPHINE BAVUSO EDITH FURIGA IDA MAY SMITH LAVERNE VOLKER I I 3 I r W I e I 32 i f I J Ig W I A Time to Laugh X , -S.'g1'g, r 43,-'N J-1. YA V, uv' 'QAL I' , .. 4' W ,.f- A 'Q' , -,. 'uw 'M 122,51-Qin 5, jg, 1 'Mfg 373 ,K ,aku pa Ma! M f. F' ' N ' 1 .0 .L ,QV fin., 5 ., rim, fw, ,4 , 6 5, S , yn G nf'-.9-:Q ,- s'ft Y',, ' , f Q A Mk K it It VMQQQU ' - ' Qb'?5La.Q . .5 65.0, .. La X' 6 I. ,, - 'X ' - MM ' x- Wn . 1 .55 f M M 51 S nn 'K 'A K 8 - f ., 'H 4 m K A Tune to Weep The Drivers' Education class waits impatiently by the cars while Mr. Ritchey and Mr. Lawrence remain out of sight, trying to work up the courage to face their students for another day. 36 Among the contestants at the annual M.H.S. Student Council Variety Show was Debbie Wilson who en- tertained the audience with her interpretive dance Version of the Pink Panther. . ,,,,, . ff ,, ,. 5 , ' r W f,,, .... el ut,,,,, ,, I I Amy Smith looks concerned as she decides which of the candidates she will vote for in the senior class elections. Laura Gadd, Debbie Laird, and Becky Scharschu show that winter hiking can be fun at the Conservation Club trip to Bear Run Nature Reserve. .lim Zeh was a real winner in the pop drinking contest at sports night, but Tom Hobbs kept on trying. Will the owner of the broom with license number 21-IF please report to the office? STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: B. Bassi, E. Tantlinger, B. Morris, T. Wafdle, PICS-9 G- C3PPY, V- Pres-3 Miss Marian Klwillkaf SPUUSUTS M. Black, Sec.g M. Malena, Corresponding Sec., B. Hyslop, Treas.g M. Malena, A. Dougherty, M. DiBease. Row 2: M. Dovalosky D. McVicker, S. Milliken, L. A. Caprio, S. McChesney, K. Ali, D. Svitana, T. Melencheck, J. Kapusta, D. Mellinger, R. Menozzii Row 3: M. Toretti, D. Sichi, V. Hofmeister, S. Coulter, B. Garcia, L. Dickie, J. Merusi, T. Josephi, P. Lindberg, B. Spencer, B. Dash. Row 4: S. Ruhino, C. Livingston, A. Tsouris, B. Fertall, B. Evans, D. Solomon, J. Holets, E. Gross, B. Potter, D. Johnson, M. Conte. Student Council The Student Council recommends solutions to school problems and aims to promote co-operation be- tween students and the administration. This year, the council sponsored sports night, student exchange programs, the Rock and Soul Concert, and suggested a more lenient dress code. According to national membership standards, all National Honor Society members must maintain a 3.3 average and exhibit outstanding qualities of character, leadership, service, and scholarship. Among other projects, the society conducted a stamp drive, recorded tape reels for the blind, wrote letters of recognition to honor students and to those who have achieved special awards, and sponsored a Teacher Recognition Day. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Row 1: E. Bakori, J. Gaydos, G. Cappy, Pres., D. Popp, Vice Pres., Miss Arlene Holet, Sponsor' L. Calderone, Sec.g R. Appolonia Treas' S Dougherty R Menozzi Row 2' L Pankiewicz B Tat r S C t P C ' P F di U. -, - , - . .. ,. a,.one,.apr1o,.or, D. Dash, M. Malena, K. DeSant1s. Row 3: C. Koval, D. Frye, C. Hahn, P. Simmons, F. Magone, J. Radic, J. Holets, G. Davis. FLAME EDITORS Editor-in-Chief-Donn Atkins Introduction-Susan Dougherty Faculty-Linda Pankiewicz Underclasses-Michele Malena Senior-Evelyn Bakori Activities-Kathy Desantis Sports-George I. Eckert Index-Cheryl Engel Business ManagersABruce Zavarello, Pam Cavanaugh, Vicki Chapasko Assistant Editors-.Ian Aiello, Lugene Calderone, Addie Gregory, Joan Psak, Gary Seykoski Class Typists-Diane Fabin, Donna Grove, Joyce Worthington The Publications Staff, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wil- liam Rutledge and Mrs. Carol Semarge, worked constantly Publications to provide MHS students with the best yearbook, newspaper, and literary magazine possible. In working towards their staff goal, the staff operated souvenir and concession stands at the Monongahela Bicentennial Celebration and sold candy which financed page additions and added to the publications' fund. Diane Bugaile and Claudia Williams assist UNDERCLASS RE- PORTERS: L. Hojo, R, Kovach, J. Tackett, C. Nones, M. Malena, D. Toretti, K. Bradburn. Red and White Review Published monthly by the 1969-70 Publications Staff of Monongahela High School, Monongahela, Pa. The M.H.S. Journalism Staff maintains the following plat- form: 1. To inform the students, faculty, and community of cur- ricular and extra-curricular activities during the school year. 2. To promote unity and respect among the classes. 3. To provide a variety of interesting, worthwhile, reading material. 4. To create a lasting memory of this year,s events con- cerning M.H.S. 5. To instill a sense of pride in our accomplishments in school and in community. PUBLICATION STAFF Editor-in-chief . . . .......................... ..... P aul Simmons Aews Editor ..... .................................. D iane Bugaile Feflmfe Edlmf -- ............... Claudia Williams Make-up Editors . . . Underclass Editor .... Copy Editors ...... Exchange Editor Sports Editor ...... Circulation Manager . Business Manager . Photographers ..... Faculty Advisors . . . . Norman Solomon, Bill Morris Claudia Williams . . . Susan Daugherty, Garcon Caruso Cheryl Engel - - ............ ..... C eorge Eckert Michele Malena .. ................. Bruce Zavarello . . . . Richard Ingram, John Piccolo . . . . . . . . . Mr. William Rutledge, Mrs. Carol Semarge 39 The 1970 Monongahela Concert Band Appolonia Barbe- Baltaglia Blavka Boylvs Bozoviclm Bruzenak Calabria Callery Carden CllLlI'Il0ViCll Clark Clark Clvmenceau Conte B. lJLllt'j' D D ay Day llcliranski DQ-Luca Dias T R R. R V R L J. J. P. S. P. B D T J. T. D. M M. K. Deney Ellsworth Erdman Fagan Fleischer Flowers Cadd Garvin Caydos Geary Glova Crien Higbee Hruby Irwin Jackson Jeter Jones Kafkalas Kulp Lani Lenzi Lewis Lindberg Liptak Lohr Lomago Magone Martinez Marynchak MeNamee MuVicker J. Meehleib T. Melencheck R. Menozzi S. Merolillo P. Miltenberger B. Montgomery J. Moore M. Mueller G. Nester M. 0'Black L. Pepka Popp Popp Potter Reichel Rhodes Rhodes Rockwell Sichi Simmons Skowvron Smith M. Smith A. Szedon S. Tepper D. Todd C. Turick M. Venanzi J. Vlcek J. Wood J. Worthington C. Yohe D. Zywan nd ' DANCE BAND Row 1: A. Szedon, C. Nestor, J. Caydos, T. M:-ln-nc-heck. J. Delucu, D Liptak R Appolonia Row C. Marynchak, T. lrwin, J. Conte. M. Smith. K Bruzenak, D. Day, D. Todd. Standing D Zyvwan J Jackson B Erd man. S. Tepper. MONONCAHELA CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Donna McVicker, Kathy Daugherty, Marilyn Dovalovsky. Row 2: Michele Malena Linda Boysen Nanc y Carpeta. Row 3: Francine Fern-ro, Kathy Beech, Gayle Davis. .lun Aivllo, Head Cheerleader. 1970 Cheerleaders RING Linda ton. J 42 QM-ur' Nw' Q COLD CHEERLEADERS Knvffling: Kathy Daugherty, Marilyn Dnvaluysky, Marcia Andaliaker, Pat Totura, Head Cheerleader Boyscn, Donna McVicker, Cay Rakewell. Francine Sloan. Slmzrlirzg: lla-len Lawson, Lia Svrchck, Francine Ferrero, Eleanor Little an Aiellu. Gayle Davis, Kathy Rec-vli. .lmmnv Penak. .luAnnc Tutura. Mirlivle Mali-na, Nancy Carpcta. MONONGAHELA MAJORETTES Kneeling: Erica Tantlinger, Head Majoretteg Sherill Nones, Feature Twirler. Standing: Greta Shafer, Debbie Zu- kauckus, Linda Lytle, Carol Charles, Debbie Popp, Diane Bugaile, Lugene Calderone, Debbie Brady, Patti Ackman, Becky Scharschu, LuAnn Caprio. 1970 Majorettes ,RINCGOLD MAJORETTES Kneeling: Linda Lytle. Linda Robinson, Kathy Popielarski, Debbie Popp, Erica Tantlinger, Head Majoretteg Diane Bugaile, Lugene Calderone, Debbie Brady, Patti Ackman. Standing: Greta Shafer, Debbie Zukauckus, Carol Charles, Carin Pokol, Sherill Nones, Feature Twirlerg Susan Mayernik, Charmaine Pykosh, Becky Scharschu, LuAnn Caprio. 43 The M.H.S. Choral Department, under the direction of Mr. John Sichina. is composed of three musical groups: the Girls' chorus, which has forty-five mem- liers, the thirty-seven voice Boys' chorus, and the A Cappella Choir, the largest of the three groups, con- sisting ol' sixty-five voices. The students of these groups practice during a regular class period and re- ceive a full credit. The A Cappella Choir, in addition to performing at the regular concerts, traveled several times out- side oi' the school. This organization was honored in sending students to participate in the Western Penn- sylvania District Choir Festival at Connelsville High School. and the Washington County Chorus Festival, held at Peters Township High School. M onongahela Choral Department l . r,ifat it i A trs T I 5 i , I , 5 1 . Q . 5 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: P. Bickerlon, A. Dougherty, D. Henderson, B. Blasick, M. Coulter, J. Dupay, C. Koval, C. Buoy, L. Dickie, S. Ward, M. Bellecini, K. Ali, S. Coulter, .l. Ferraro, S. Chapasko, A. Ward, S. Dougherty, R. Appulonia. Row 2: C. Bohnar, D. Mucci, H. Putnak, L. Appolonia, J. Willianis, M, Kennedy, K, Adkins, C. Allen, B. Spencer, P. Cavanaugh, D. Biddle, J. Aiello, T. Halapy, S. Walters, L. Sholtis, B. Nuphcr, M. Irey, P. Sanders, E. Bakori. Row 3: R. Bright, E. O'Bricn, N. Leach, J. Grusofsky, D. Keenan, P. Winhush, C. Spencer, D. Branch, W, Kearns, T. Drechsler, D. Mellinger, .l. Sullivan, R, Carney, W. Fertall, T. Manko. Row 4: C. Eckert, S. Wilson, C. Bruni, R. Milligan, D. Nelson, B. Evans, T. Warclle, R. Hyslop, R. Lenhart, T, Irwin, K. Neal, R. Kershner, M. Landrey, J. Carry. 44 E v BOYS' CHOIR Row I: J. Fronzaglio, B. Scott, L. Hojo. W. Smith, A. Penn, L. Burnsworth, B. Moyer, S. Kuskie, G. Malena, D. Laird, B. Scharshu. Row 2: S. Soloman, B. Zavarello, G. Eckert, J. PHUCFSOII, R. Carden, J. Cerba, J. Cushey, B. Brantley, R. Carney, W. Fawcett, G. Kossel, C. Gilbert. Row 3: B. Bright, J. Stewart, J. Holets, C. Bruni, B. Jackson, T. Wardle, B. Evans, C. Holt, W. Becker, J. Dzubay, J. Garry, T. Irwin, R. Lenhart. GIRLS' CHOIR Row I: L. Dickie, C. Casler, M. Courteney, C. Buoy, S. Ward, C. Volkar, L. Sharp, D. Smith, S. Yowman, L. Tuttle, G. Shafer, K. Daugherty, S. Maley, M. Lusk, P. Sanders. Row 2: D. Mucci, M. Coulter, C. Koval, M. Kennedy, C. Allen, B. Spencer, B. Smith, K. Adkins, .l. Augustine, D. Biddle, J. Aiello, B, Ritchie, B. Bright, J. Hyatt, S. Hamilton. Row 3: J. Dupay, B. Dale, S. Copeland, J. Merusi, J. Sweeney, J. Cooke, G. Baker, J. Cree, M. Toth, B. Polonolli, M. Winbush, J. Misanik, C. McClure, D. Liptak. D. Saroglia, A. Watkinson, R. Forsyth. 45 Service Groups 1 SERVETTES D. Appolonia, J. Pieczarka, Pres.: D. Burgan, V. Pres., Mrs. Patricia Tonarelli, Sponsorg M. Luci Sec., Y. Mills, C. Trunzo. Row 2: M. Toretti, V. Minnetti, P. Rhodes, C. Johnson, B. Pover, D. Wise. Row 3 J. Yanachic, P. Welsbachcr, R. Simpson, L. Williams, S. Matty. Row 4: B. Metcalf, B. Fincham, J. Wood, D. Casciani L. Fuller, P. Goods. USHERETTES Bottom Row: P. Murray, K. Geary, Pres.: K. Dosse, V. Pres.: D. Fubin. Head Uslif-retteg Miss Anna Belle Swefnex Spon or P Ford Head Usheretteg M. Martin, Sec.: B. Doerfler, Treas.: J. Muir. Row 2: D. Madej, J. Gregorini, P. Plinta, D. Gatto K Vancik L Karl K Brounce P Koval. Row 3: S. Salzman, M. Bosko, A. Smith, K. Powell, K. Hemmings, S. McChesney, R. Wujcik, C. Brounce. Row 4 S Garbart D Carson K De Santis. W. Heilman, L. Day, C. Lucas, M. Gregorini. C. Gardener. , 46 r OFFICE GIRLS Bottom Row: M. Kennedy, Y. Mills. M. Martin, A. Courtney, A. Gregory, D. Johnson, R. Murphy, M. Lester. Row 2: C. Engel, L. Ramsey, B. Spencer, S. Rubino. J. Pieczarka, R. Slifko, M. Malena, J. Dupay, D. Cline, A. Barone, D. Grove. Row 3: L. Hofmeister, K. Moskal, S. Stefus, S. Chaussinand, S. Conte, P. J. Caprio, D. Carson. The Usherettes assist visitors and personnel attending various activities that involve the school and community. Their social highlight of the year is a banquet. The Office Girls help the secretaries with services such as preparation of daily bulletins, attendance cards, filing records, and running errands. The Audio Visual Committee aids the teachers with the presentation of films and slides and also with setting up projectors. The Servettes make preparations and serve at the teas which are held at various school functions. The girls working in the service center sell school supplies to the students. SERVICE CENTER Left to Right: L. Boysen, S. Delso, D. Frye, M. Black, A-V COMMITTEE Bottom Row: T. Kapusta, K. Hancock, D. Wilson. Row M. Malena, K. Callihan, P. Pestino, P. Sanders. 2: G. Konton, G. Riley, J. Riley, B. Wilson. VARSITY-ETTES Bottom Row: C. Lupson. P. Johnson, L, Calderone, Pres., B, Garcia, V. Pres.g Mrs. G, Semarge, Sponsorg S. Bulger, Sec.g V. Carden, Treats., B. Smith, J. Gabig. Row 2: S. Stefus, J. Dupay, X. Murphy, M. Gregorini, C. Hellier, D. Lashley, J. Gregorini. Row 3: A. Barone, D. Casciani, N, Spiegel, F. Ferrero, L. Caprio, S. Milliken, J. Grant, D. Gayhart, C, Cousert. Row 4: P. Ackman, T. Cepuitis, S. Bova, L, Corbin, A. Smith, K. O'R0urke, B. Dot-rfler, B. Loadman, M. Miller. Row 5: D, Scott, D. Jeter, K. DcSanlis, P. Cavanaugh, L. LaJcvic, E. Tantlinger, D. Brady, D. Cline. f l iff Patty Murray, Lugene Calderone, and Vicki Hofmeister try to con- vince Greg Solomon and Rich Rozik that their pom-poms are of the finest quality. 48 The Varsity-ettes, composed of junior and senior girls, held a honfire in October. They also engaged in a tag day for orphans' toys, conducted a hook drive for the Washington County Jail, and prepared Easter baskets for hospitalized chil- dren. ln addition they sold hundreds of blue and gold pom- poms. lettered in interscholastic sports on a Ringgold team. The lettermen sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was highlighted hy the performance of '6John Flowersf' They also aided the Varsity-ettes with the bonfire. VARSITY Bottom Row: J. Radic, G. Seykoski, Pres.g D. Mellinger, V, Pres., Frank Lawrence, Sponsorg Jeff Pettruci, Sponsorg . Bruni, Sec.g G. Eckert, Treas., B. Smith. Row 2: B. Morris, J. Gaydos, T. Bartman, M. Smith, J. Coryl, B. Hyslop, D. Petroboni. Row 3: R. Ellsworth, J. Zeh, D. Law, O. Simmein, R. Mellinger, A. Opher. Row 4: B. McMahon, L. Golashewisk, J. Hutchko, M. enanzi, G. Cappy. The Varsity Club consists of those MHS boys who have Mike' Gandley dances with an anonymous passer-by, while Barry Glaser seems to be amused at something else. 49 DOUBLE S Row I: J. Ferguson, P. Johnson, B. Garcia, Pres.: Mr. Vecchione, J. Cant, V. Pres.: B. Cunko, Treas.: J. Piec zarka. Row 2: S. Coulter, M. Coulter, C. Cousert, A. Cheberenchick, M. Kurfess, D. Hartman, C. Lapson, N. Hilty. Row 3: B Check, G. Kirsop, B. Harsh, S, Bulger, N. Pranevich, D. Faer, D. Vignoli. Row 4: L. Sweeney, B. Bright, C. Durisko, D. Sedan, J Kristobek, D. Gayhart, K. Vallelunga. The Double-S planned a bake sale and a Christmas party for day school children. The members of the Library Club help the librarian with her duties. The club visited the Hillman Library and sent books to the Navajo Indian Reservation. in 3 Q ,, i' - LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: A. McKeever, C. Lodovici, Pres.: K, DeSantis, V. Pres.: Mrs. Thelma Weigel, sponsorg D. Shar- rer, Sec.: L. Ramsay, Treas.g D. Laird, Historian. Row 2: B. Dale, L. Carson, L, Pankiewicz, J. Tegi, B. Loadman, D, Yankovitch, B. Scharschu. Row 3: L. Hojo, C. Skowvron, D, Hamilton, P. Weisbacher, L. Walters, C. Callihan. Row 4: J. Kennedy, A. McVicker, P. Sims, D. Lomago, J. Rodgers. ' 50 HALL DUTY GIRLS Row 1: L. Caprio, K. Adkins, D. McVicker, Mrs. Mary Ferello, Sponsor: H. Furguielle, Y. Mills, J. Augustine. Row 2: C, Gatzetski, J. Ball, E. Kovalak, D. Lewis, J. Marraccini, K. Aglio, M. Toth. Row 3: C. Middleton, J. Muir, K. 0'Rourke, K. Davis, J. Merusi, M. Guseman, B. Hupchick, D. Carson. Row 4: P. Murray, C. Engel, R. Ellsworth, S. Antis, V. Chapasko, M. Acton, M. Lusk. The Hall Duty Girls act as receptionists and aid the secretaries. Two girls preside in the main hall each period including activity. The Hall Duty Boys maintain order in the halls during lunch period. The Touch Shorthand Secretaries learn skills valuable in preparation for high paying jobs in business. HALL DUTY BOYS: B. McMahon, B. Zavarello, S. TOUCH SHORTHAND SECRETARIES Row 1: C. Conte, L. Hofmeister, M. Lusk, P. 1. Caprio. Mizwa, Row 2: D. Grove, D. Codlesky, C. Moskal, Mrs. Eleanor Bartoe, M. Balcar, D. Coulter. Vocational Clubs GOING T0 COLLEGE CLUB H. Furguiele, D. Popp, N. Eakin, C. Koval, Pres., S. Dougherty, V. Pres., Mrs, Carol Filippi, Vf Chapasko, D. Liptak, Treas.g J. Martello, K. Ali, R. Casciani. Row 2: P. Pestino, M. Toretti, E. Bakori, M. Bosko, D. Wilson, D. Fabin, D. Holman, D. Madej, B, Blasick, S. Chapasko. Row 3: L. Turic, R. M. Elsworth, D. Frye. J. Kapusta, C. Engel, N. Tonecha, D. Saroglia, G. Hahn, S. Ward, D, Zeek, N. Pranevich. Row 4: G. Soloman, R, Anselmino, F. Magone, F. Hancock, B. Fertall, S. Mizwa,A. Watkinson, C. Charles, J. Hyatt, B. Hughes. The objectives of the Vocational Clubs are to promote interest in future careers and to unite students with common in- terests. The Going to College Club familiarizes its members with the procedures for entering college and sponsors a schol- arship. Members sold candy at basketball games to raise funds. The Future Teachers Club aided in a tutorial program and sponsored a uteach-inf, in which members taught or observed actual classes. f 5? 'sf FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Bottom Row: L. Pankiewicz, D. Dash, Pres., D. McVicker. V. Pres., Mr. Steve Koget, Spon- sorg G, Davis, Sec., M. Jones, Treas.g L. Cricar. Row 2: K. Bradburn, D, Lytle, D. Lomago, J. Psak, D. Laird, D. Vignoli. Row 3: F. Kotula, C. Catzetski, K. Vallenga, J. Ferguson, M, Black, D. Cicci. Row 4: D. Pietroboni, B. Clark, J. Ball, E. Kovalak, P. Sanders, C. McClung. 2 ,Qi I , I a , ...E 1 a-, What is Gene Abel doing While Sandy FUTURE NURSES CLUB Bottom Row: S. Delso, M. Ktnnedy, Pres.g P. Ford, V. Pres.: Miss Johanna O De150'S back is turned? Farkas, Sponsor: L. Walters, Sec.: B. Hesse, Treas.: K. Rutan. Row 2: C. Gardner, Y. Mills, V. Baxter, M. Irey, S. Michler, M. Martin. Row 3: D. Dolley, A. Bozovich, B. Halapy, C. Lucas, D. Diess. Row 4: I. Offerman, D. Vallet, B. Doerfler, D. Takach, S. Oberman. ln addition to discussing nursing the Future Nurses Club bought gifts for retarded children with funds raised in a doughnut sale and sponsored the Christmas Queen Contest. The Preparing for College Club pre- pared members for careers by discussing future problems. All of the Vocational Clubs sponsored educational field trips. PREPARINC FOR FUTURE CAREERS Bottom Ro S Ch ' d V D B . wi . S , . k' B. K 1 - sf L- 1 er .u ow : . ec er, . ones, . arry, . ' ll , T, D hl , B- E , . H , . , : B. Bassl, D. Bartoe, C. Lomago, D. Atkins, B. Glaser, T. Wfliii 8. Metz.reC S er vans, J Olds, M- Bucklew' Row 4' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Bottom Row: A. Hoosac, L. Mathias, Pres.: B. Loadman, V. Pres., Miss Irene Robertson, Sponsor: C. Walker, Sec., R. Biagini, Treas.g C. Zukauckas, Reporter. Row 2: M. Donovan, J. Smith, E. Yankovitch, B. Pettis, M. Balcar, C. Williams. Row 3: C. Munzek, S. Hindman, L. Kruki, B. Rybar, D. Serra, B. Roman. , 4 ,.,,,.z, ..,... , , MW li E l 5 ...V E -1- ' ' 1 r 5 i : 1 5 A t The Future Homemakers, con- cerns students interested in home- making. Their basic activities deal with sewing, cooking, etiquette, and other activities of the home. The F.B.L.A. involves students interested in the business field. This club illuminates all facets of the business world to its members. P t M d htg 'f th' ' th Ch ' ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Bottom Row: P. Murray, Pres.: D. Mathies, V. Pres.g Mrs. D?0r 53:35. ou 1 ls ls e way nstlan Patricia Tonarelli, Sponsor. Row 2: S. Matty, L. Tatar, S. Forsyth, M. Pileggi, P. Rhodes. Row 3: P. Putnak, C. Palmer, K. Bartholomew, B. Spencer, S. Mead. 54 Science Clubs PHYSICS CLUB Bottom Row: P. Zmigrosky, D. Cicci, Chaplaing J. Gaydos, Sgt. at Arms, R. Hall, Pres.g T. Drechsler, V. Pres.g Mrs. Pat Zober, Sponsor, G. Davis, Sec., M. Smith, Treas.g B. Oddi, J. Kikla, R. Men czzi. Row 2: G. Eckert, R. Ellsworth, J. Radic, D. Garry, J, Holets, P. Winbush, F. Magone, D. Atkins, C. Lomago, K. Hellier, R. Ingram. Row 3: N. Solomon, W. Recker, G. Seykoski, R. Evans, M. Landrey, C. Yohe, J. Holets, J. Halapy, D. Rostcheck, C. Bruni. Row 4: J. Matesich, F. Hancock, K. Barnes, T. Mauser, A. Reichel, C. Smith, E. Kovalak, D. Frye, R. Ellsworth, D. Holman, J. Gessel. The Physics Club's main intention is exposing its mem- bers to the many areas of physics. Their activities have included sponsoring a rock and soul dance, The Zodiac, and the launching of a rocket. They also visited the Fischer Body Plant in West Miflin. The Wifi 6n' Proof Club provides an activity for stu- dents interested in mathematics. The Biology Club is concerned with developments in the life sciences. They have visited Phipps Conservatory, Highland Park Zoo, and the Aquarium. Through their annual Easter Candy Sale they helped to improve the Biology Department. The E.S.P. Club aims to promote understanding of parapsychology. The members have performed experi- ments with E.S.P. The club is affiliated with the E.S.P. Research Associates Foundation. WIFF 'N PROOF Bottom Row: A. Keeton, Pres.g A. McVicker, V. Pres.g Mr Henry Flannigan, Sponsor, P. Oddi, Sec.g R. Strahosky, Treas. Row 2: V Renninger, L. Hojo, E. Ford, C. Bobnar, G. McClung. Row 3: J. Scott, .T Ziemba, G. Malena, T. Halapy. BIOLOGY CLUB Bottom Row: A. Bohnar, D. Lytle, J. Cabig, M. Jones, J, Hutchko, Pres., J. Pietroboni, V. Pres., Mrs. Laura Wittkofski, Sponsor, Mr. Edras Poad, Sponsor, C. Swearingen, Sec., J. Nagy, Treas.g M. Martin, C. Gardener, P. Oddi, P. Popp. Row 2: D. Heuby, C. Cerba, T. Moreschi, B. Clemenceau, B. Potter, J. Martin, J. Kavka, D. Dolley, B. Doerfler, E. Latorre, T. Halapy. Row 3: W. Mizwa, G. Clark, M. Filenich, J. Clark, D. Wilaon, L. Tempest, J. Scott, S. Hahn, M. Dovalovsky, D. Pfeil, G. Lewis, J. Beck, R. Mellinger. Row 4: A. Monti, C. Pietrohoni, J. Newell, K. Blacka, S. Offerman, L. Pankiewiez. T. Simmons, K. Adkins. S. Brown, B. Winkleblech, R. Roman, P. Miltenberger, B. Nelson. Row 5: M. Bucklew, A Zimmer, D. Rippel, T. Magrew, D. Nelson, O. Simmen, J. Benny, K. Brubaker, C. Livingston, G, Podany, K. Sweeney, J. Bucchianeri. E.S.P. CLUB Bottom Row: S. Delso, M. Buell, E. Tantlinger, Pres., Mrs. Laura Witlkofski, Sponsor, L. Pankiewicz, Sec., B, Tatar, Treas.g M. Toretti, K. DeSar1tis. Row 2: A. Watkinson, B. Oddi, R. Menozzi, D. Liptak, D. Lomago, C. Cazetsky, B. Loadman, M. Malena, Row 3: D. Sarolgia, B. Higbee, Joe Crusofsky, N. Leech, L. Dickie, S. Link, A. Bozovich, M. Bosko. Row 4: B, Hall, C. Lomago. C. Bruni, M. Bucklew, C. Jackson, J. Hutchko, C. McClung. Row 5: S. Mizwa, F. Magone, P. Simmons, D. Nelson, D. Meixner, J. Lackovic, W. Becker. 56 Q WWW ATOMIC TRACERS Bottom Row: B. Schaub, A. Watkinson, M. West, Pres.: G. Hahn, V. Pres.: Mr. Anthony M. Amato, Sponsor, F. Kotula Sec.: J. Shelapinsky, Treas.g J. Psak, B. Halapy. Row 2: R, Hall, C. Solomon, D. Renninger, R. Meucci, T. Matesich, D. Rhodes, T. McMahon, R Casciani, J. Martello, .l. Rankin, D. Frye, Row 3: M. Smith, C. Lomago, N. Leach, T. Manko, C. Jones, .l. Balogh, T. Hobbs, .l. Garvin, C. Kickel, J. Mancini. Row 4: D. Atkins, P. Simmons, K. Hellier, F. Hancock, J. Matesich, E, Gerbec, L. Turic, R. Spencer, R. Zelak, T. Doney, G. Young, R. Rockwell, B. Fertall. The Atomic Tracers unites students interested in the varied disciplines of science. Their main activities involve field trips of scientific interest and guest speakers of scientific background. The Conservation Club tries to bring an awareness of conservation to the student body through films and displays. ln February members traveled to Bear Run Nature Reserve. CONSERVATION Bottom Row: D. Laird, B. Scharchu, J. Piccolo, Pres., R. Ingram, V. Pres.g Mrs. Thelma Weigel, Sponsor, Mrs. Laura Wittkofski, Sponsor, L. Ramsey, Rec. Sec.: C. Skovron, Corres. Sec.g K. DeSantis, Treas. Row 2: E. Yankovitch, S. Mc- Chesney, P. Bickerton, A. Ward, L. Pankiewicz, M. Bosko, D. Holman, L. Cadd, B. Loadman, D. McLaughlin. Row 3: .l. Hutchko, L. Cricar, A, Watkinson, L, Sholtis, T. Simmons, B, Doerfler, K, O'Rourke, J. Psak, D. Sharrer, A. McKeever. Row 4: L. Fredricks, C. Jackson, M. Bucklew, D. Evans, S, Mizwa, K. Sweeney, N. Leech, J. Grusofsky, D. Nelson. Row 5: M. Jones, T. Jurik, C. Abel, K. Hellier, P. Simmons, D. Meixner, T. Manko, W. Fertall. 57 SOPHOMORE HISTORIANS Bottom Row: S. Yowan, G. Shaffer, Pres., S. Radio, V. Pres., Miss Marian Kuvinka, Sponsor, .l. Watkinson, See., E. 0'Brian, Treas.g T. Soffel. Row 2: D. Caserta, L. Williams, B. Benney, C. McClung, R. Strahasky, K. Daugherty, C. Bartolotta. Row 3: V. Dolley, L. Altamare, V. Millen- bergerm, D. McVicker, K. Bakori, D. Rozik. Row 4: S. Farquhar, C. Prentice, B. Lees, C. Johnson, S. Ritonia, J. Rocco. 58 History Clubs Majorie Courtney, Sally Stefus and Judy Kapusta registered voters during the senior Class elections. P.O.D. CLUB Bottom Row: K. Aglio, M. Buell, B. Tatar, Pres.g V. Chapasko, V. Pres., Mr. Lynn Wolf, Sponsor, R. Casciani, Sec., D. Popp, Treas.g J. Martello, D. Grove, B. Spencer. Row 2: M. Kennedy, D. Cvodlesky, L. Lajevic, D. Cline, A. Barone, P. Cavanaugh, S. Conte, D, Beck, P. Ackman, S, Mead, S. Rubino. Row 3: A. Stark, B, Doerfler, .l. Lilley, J. Kapusta, E. Bakori, C. Koval, J. Dupay, S. Stefus, C. Kelly, N. Courtney. Row 4: S. Mizwa, R. Hesse, R. Appolonia, D. Bartram, S. Antis, R. Slifko, D, Fahin, R. Miltenberger, M. McNatt, M. Guseman. Row 5: G. Mavrovivli, F. Vitale, S. Clova, .l. Crusofsky, G. Metz, T. Uziel, C. Nester, C. Lenzi, F. Vittone. VIETNAM CLUB Bottom Row: M. Williams, .l. Morgan, D. Teretti, G. Hahn, Pres., P. Koval, V. Pres., Miss Alice Burke, Sponsor: M. Malena, Sec.: D. Svitana, Treats.: G. Shaffer, K. Balchik, D. Parry. Row 2: L. Sheriff, D. Zukauckas, S. Farquhar, S. Yowan, .l. Yanachik, K. Biggard, D. Lebetz, S. Salzman L. Varella, D. Carson. W. Whittaker, M. Wagner. Row 3: S. Hahn, K. Hall, C. De-vers, D. Rozik, M, Shaffer. E. Evans, D. Wise, R. Wessel, S. Pietroboni C. Trunzo, W. Miller, B. Schoenholtz, B. Schotting. Row 4: V. Biddle, C. Bielski, K. Ashburn, R. Simpson, K. Jasinski, J, Misanik, K. Powell, K. Adkins, I. Householder, L. Tuttle, S. Gump, K. Curdie. The History Clubs unite students with a common interest in civic affairs. The Sophomore Historians sponsored their an- nual Christmas Toy Drive as well as visiting Falling Wate1's. The P.0.D. Club, open to all seniors, spent many hours man- aging the Senior Class Elections. The Vietnam Club, open to all girls, sponsored the Mile of Pennies project in order to send Easter candy as well as Christmas and Valentine cards to local soldiers in Vietnam. Sigma Rho Delta, composed of juniors, sent delegates to the state convention of history clubs and traveled to Gettysburg on a field trip. SIGMA RHO DELTA- Bottom Row: L. Milton, V. Carden, B. Bassi, Pres.: M. Gandley, V. Pres., Mr. William Vasiloff, Sponsor: Mr. William Kachmarik, Sponsor: S. Chapasko, Treas.g A. Mckeever, L. Varela, N. Spernak. Row 2: V. Baxter, A. Bozovich, D. Sichi, S. Delso, F. Ferraro, D. Laird, D. Lewis, K. Lani, D. Charnovidh, M. Black. Row 3: B. Robinson, V. Hofmeister, D. Bartoe, K. Frew, J. Lackovic, C. Lodovici, D. Sharrar, L. Ramsey, C. Skovron, K. Davis. Row 4: M. Venanzi, D. Cole, J. Galek, L. Frye, S. Tepper, R. Dias, B. Clark, T, Jurik, T. Cola. Row 5: C. Bickerton, J. Rigby, R. Ghilani, J, Conte, R. Bozovich, S. Tomlinson, E. Ford, D. Miexner, R. Cain. Fine Arts Clubs ENTRE AMIS Bottom Row: A. Dougherty, Pres.g M. Malena, V. Pres., Mrs. .lane Fontaine, Spon- sorg .l. Watkinson, Sec., R. Robb, Treas. Row 2: P. Bickerton, A. Roberts, K. Bakori, B. Nuhfer, L. Smith, B. Dash. Dale Day captivates his Spanish class with his imitation of Poncho Villa. ENTRE NOUS Bottom Row: G. Hahn, L. Calderone, D. Popp, D. Bugaile, Seng Miss Anna Belle Sweeney, Sponsorg S. Ward, D, McVicker, Treas.g C. McClung, B. Tatar. Row 2: E. Bakori, Pres.g D. Dash, P. Ford, K. Biggard, A. Watkinson, M. Bellicini, K. O'Rourke, J. Aiello. Row 3: H. Furgiuele, K. DeSantis, F. Magone, F. Hancock, B. Evans, F. Ferraro, D. Laird, V. Pres. Row 4: D. Frye, D. Renninger, P. Simmons, 1. Holets, V. Chapasko, M. Malena, L. Pankiewicz. The purpose of the Language clubs is to promote a better understanding of the customs, language, and everyday life of their respective cultures. The Spanish Club attended a lecture at Cal- ifornia State College and visited the language labs. Entre Amis and Entre Nous visited Buhl Planetarium, Pitt, and Carnegie Music Hall. Entre Nous also gave a scholarship to a student who will major in French. The German Club attended an inter-scholastic meet- ing in March and heard a guest speak- er. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Bottom Row: C. Bucy, Pres.g D. Cole, V. Pres.g Mr. Ronald Tumidajski, Sponsorg M. Toth, Sec., S. Radio, Treas. Row 2: P. Mannella, D. Pranevich, M. Micenko, J. Molnar, T. Monti, D. Westwood. Row 3: L. Fuller, C. Kickel, G. Greco, K. Mancinelli, R. Forsyth, S. Nones. Row 4: D. Blangger, D. Lees, R. Zelek, S. Wilson, S. Mizwa, S. Pellegrino, T. Mauser. GERMAN CLUB Bottom Row: P. McNary, L. Scholtis, D. Bugaile, R. Ingram, Pres.g K. Hellier, V. Pres.g Miss Marasas, B. Scharschu, Sec.g.S. Tom- ilson, Treas.g J. Benny, A. Gregory, A. Ward. Row 2: B. Schafron, W. Coombs, J. Beck, W. Smith, J. Benedetti, J. Piccolo, G. Scherer, G. Llvingston, D. Ingrim, J. Wessel. Row 3: D. Miller, D. Widmer, R. Evans, L. Altamare, L. Karl, S. Barnes, B. Walters, T. Simmons, D. Hamilton, G. Abel. Row 4: R. Gregorini, J, Rigby, C. Bickerton, D. Bozovich, B. Smith, T. Matesich, R. Cain, L. Dobnch, R. Roman, J. Riely. 6I BAND CLUB Bottom Row: S. Merolillo, V. Carden, B. McVicker, R. Menozzi, D. Day, Pres., Mr. William Robson, Sponsor: R. Appolonia, Sec.-Treas.g K. Lani, D. Lewis, D. Hruby, P. Popp. Row 2: R. Potter, D. Charnovich, V. Fleicher, A. Szedon, C. Turick, L. Pepka, P. Limdberg, K. Blacka, R. Fagan, M. Mueller, N. McNamee. Row 3: J. Garvin, J. Popp, P. Geary, D. Sichi, J. Wood, R. Flowers, M. O'Black, J. DeLuca, C. Boyles, C. Battaglia, G. Lenzi. Row 4: R. Montgomery, G. Nester, D. Day, D. Day, D. Rhodes, B. Higbee, R. Dias, J. Clark, G. Malynchak. Row 5: T. Doney, R. Erdman, R. Lohr, K. Bruzenak, D. Zywan, P. Miltenberger, M. Kafkalas, C. Smith, C. Yohe, S. Tapper. Row 6: A. Reichel, A. Callery, R. Rockwell, J. Conte, S. Glova, T. Calabria, R. Bozivich, D. Todd, T. Irwin, B. Clemenceau. Both the M.H.S. Band Club and the Bel Canto Club seek to promote the appreciation of music. The Band Club spon- sored the Christmas Ball- '4The Nutcracker Suite, and attended a spring band fes- tival. Bel Canto viewed a musi- cal in Pittsburgh. The Thes- pians unite students who are interested in drama and spon- sored a tag day for the bene- fit of an orphans' home. The Art Club strives for a better relationship between artist and student and sponsors art ex- hibits and contests. BEL CANTO Bottom Row: M. Winbush, J. Merusi, Pres.g S. Copeland, V. Pres.: Mr. John Sichina, Sponsor: L. Sholtis, Sec.: R. Kirchner, Treas.g S. Maley. Row 2: M. Lusk, J. Augustine, B. McVicker, D. Smith, A. Ward, D. Henderson, Row 3: B. Richie, D. Solomon, M. Irey, J. Stewart, J. Misanik. Row 4: R. Milligan, D. Branch, L. Walters, B. Nuhfer, C. Casler. 62 l Bobby Vedder and Scott Crytser put the finishing touches THESPIANS Bottom Row: J. Dzuhay, Pres., M. Belliecini, V. Pres., Mrs. Louise to their Hall0Ween painting. Anderson, Sponsor, G. Lofink, Sec., K. Ali, Treas. Row 2: T. Thomas, J. Cree, D. Westwood, S. Urbank, J. Hyatt, D. Dash. Row 3: R. Wyne, L. Appolonia, H. Putnak, D. Wilson, C. McClung, L. Sharp. Row 4: M. Culp, B. Higbee, D. Sirilla, J. Dzimera, B. Pangburn. ga, -si ART CLUB Bottom Row: T, Soffel, K. Aglio, R. Widmer, V. Presg Mr. Basil Vecchione, Sponsorg B. Tatar, Sec.g M, Guseman, Treas.g S. Crytser. Row 2: C. Kelly, J. Pieczarka, C. Skovran, V. Hofmeister, J. Sweeney, A. Stark, M, McNatt. Row 3: J. Marraccini, A. Wilson, B. Hupchick, R. Olexa, B. Goodrich, M. Buell. Row 4: M. Conte, L. Frye, D. Solomon, R. Milligan, M. Cunko, L. Boysen. Row 5: P. Norton, P. Sitar, D. Fedorchak, J, Nagy, R. Douglas. Not Pictured: T. Foster, Pres. 63 H arfvey Myrtle Mae Simmons . . . Veta Louise Simmons . . . Elwood P. Dowd ...... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Ruth Kelly, R.N. ..... . Duane Wilson .......... Lyman Sanderson, M.D. . William R. Chumley, M.D. Betty Chumley .......... Judge Omar Gaffney . .. E. I. Lofgren ....... CAST Deborah Wilson Shelley Urbank Steve Pellegrino . Natalie Eakin . Debbie Brady Leroy Tempest . . . Dave Barbe .. Jerry Barkey . . . . Linda Sharp . . Brian Higbee . Dave Solomon Do you put your feet on the table at home, Leroy? asks Brian Higbee and Jerry Barkey. The Harvey cast assembles during a break in rehearsals. Veta, please! I'd rather do it myselflw says Natalie Eakin to Shelley Urbank as Steve Pellegrino looks on. 64 The plot of the All Class Play, HHarvey involves the main character, Elwood P. Dowd, and his sister Veta. Elwood insists that his best friend is an imaginary six foot white rabbit. Veta is quite upset because Elwood introduces Harvey to all of her friends, who of course, cannot see the rabbit. When Veta goes to Chumley Rest Home to have Elwood committed, she becomes so upset when she tells the doctor, that she is committed instead- and the fun begins. Don't give up hope, encourages Dave Barbe to Jerry Barkey Eleanor Vance Mrs. Dudley . . T heodora ..... Dr. Montague The Haunting 0 Hill House Luke Sanderson .... . . Mrs. Montague Arthur Parker Mr. Dudley . . . Arthur Parker Mr. Dudley . . . ,lil Doris Dash and Debbie Wilson really seem scared in this act of the play. The Senior Class this year presented HThe Haunting of Hill Housef' an exciting suspense drama. The story involves an investigation of the house conducted hy Dr. Montague. He has invited several guests to help him- all of whom have the gift of extra sensory perception. They, as a scientific research team, try to discover whether the house is really haunted, or whether it was the fate of past owners to die tragically. One of the guests meets with a tragic death at the end of the play--was it caused by her late, or the house-Hill House? .. Doris Dash Debbie Brady Debbie Wilson . Jerry Barkey . . . Dave Barbe Shelley Urbank .. Curtis Yohe . . . Bob Evans .. Curtis Yohe . . . Bob Evans Now this is silly. Who ever heard of playing chess on the floor, says Shelley Urbank. Sports Clubs iw, inf? ik. GIRLS' HIKING CLUB Bottom Row: S. Sukla, J. Morris, Pres.: L. Fuller, V. Pres., Miss Ruth Nevin, S. Lenhart, Sec.: M. Lester, Treas.g J. Mancini. Row 2: K. Matta, D. Hayes, W. Lewis, J. Harkins, C. Fagan, S. Pepke, C. Gazetsky. Row 3: S. Link, M. Restelli, R. Cain, E. Reese, C. Harper, R. Zenobi, D. Ciannini. SOPHOMORE G.A.L. Bottom Row: B. Williams, D. Johnson, Pres., B. Walters, V. Pres., Miss Diane Manning, V. Walters, Sec.: S. Volkar, Measurerg M. J. Rose, Chairman. Row 2: T. Josephi, S. Oberman, C. Lechner, B. Polinoli, M. Ferdinando, L. Smith, J. Jones, V. Gereshenski. Row 3: S. Michler, M. Zelinski, M. Broggi, R. Kimple, J. Blatt, E. Lewis, P. Trail. Row 4: C. Condells, M. Greaves, J. Sweeney, D. Wicks, D. Sedan, P. Lytle. 66 BOYS' ARCHERY Bottom Row: D. Martinelli, D. Sullenberger, T. Jurik, Pres., M. Candley, V. Pres.: Mr. Hazen Neil, D. Sevich, Sec.g K. Frew, Treas.g J. Galek, D. Beal, L. Coppi. Row 2: K. Brubaker, .l. Gust, M. Beireznay, R. Carden, B. Nelson, D. Tegi, B. Clark, C. Cerba, B. Lind, B. Kurth. Row 3: B. Winklehlek, R. Kuntz, S. Irwin, R. Kirchener, C. Barkas, K. Barnes, B. Barber, R. Hanson, R. Bartko, R. Delso. Row 4: T. Manko, R. Scotty, L. Patterson, D. Wibel, B. Ferguson, M. DiBease, J. Kondas, M. Ficewich, G. Rhodes, W. White. The Sports Clubs promote physical fitness, good sportsman ship, and school spirit. bf. I 1 JUNIOR SPORTSMANS' CLUB Bottom Row: A. Yevincz, D. Sevich, Pres., G. Retos, V. Pres.g Mr. Vaughn Ritchey, J. Kish, D. Pasula, Treas.g J. Cuschey Row 2: J. Wessel, R. Evans, J. Gust, R. Bartka, D. Burge, T. Dague, G. Holt. Row 3: B. Byers, T. Bartman, M. DiBease, B. Ferguson, R. Zuccarini, D. Hollis, L. Coppi, W. Weight. Z 2 2 9, E 5 BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB Bottom Row: S. Crytser, R. DeLattre, K. Hoosac, V. Pres.5 J. Doty, Pres.: Mr. Harry Johnson, Sponsor: B. Hyslop, Sec., T. Solomon, Treas., T. Timko, R. Rozik. Row 2: D. Tustin, G. Balliard, D. Massare, B. France, R. Lenhart, J. Barkey, J. Smith, T. Heath. Row 3: F. Startare, B. Nickels, C. Martinez, J. Fitch, D. Knight, J. Scalise, S. Crayton. Row 4: D. Barbe, B. Tempest, D. Sirilla, B. Day, M. Conte, R. Broadhead, B. Vetter, L. Roman. C The Boys, Athletic Club has fulfilled its purpose of helping the school by working on ramp duty, cleaning the gym, and donating health films. Other activities included field trips to the Cathedral of Learning and Carnegie Museum. The Soph- omore Sportsmans, Club provided an opportunity for its members to discuss such sports as hunting and fishing and the ob- ligation of the sportsman in conservation. l SOPHOMORE SPORTSMANS' CLUB Bottom Row: D. Bartoe, D. Svitana, J. Rach, D. Bedner, C. Gilbert, Pres.: P. Hetherington, V. Pres.g Mr. Ronald Tumadjaski, Sponsor: R. Gregorini, Sec., D. Spencer, Treas.g V. Zeh, S. Vignoli, T. Delzangle, D. Diess. Row 2: K. Mancinelli, D. Day, J. Popp, R. Scott, J. Meehlieb, J. Os-terico, P. King, R. Baxter, C. Hayden, J. Bell, D. Thayer, C. Bielski. Row 3: G. Pepke, L. Lewis, C. Marynchak, R. Amati, M. Harrah, B. Lynn, L. Pellegrini, P. Kozon, K. Bartholomew, L. Brubaker, R. McCollum. Row 4: M. Kafkalas, R. Erdman, J. Hummer, T. Cheplic, G. Scherer, L. Corey, T. Kapista, R. Lohr, C. Turick, D. Wible, S. Caspich. 68 Pep Club The Pep Club promotes school spirit and unity within the student body. They sponsored the weekly Spirit Contests among the classes as well as pep as- semblies which instilled the students with enthusiasm for their own class and also for the school. FIRST AID Row 1: K. Healey, R. Downer, Pres.: J. Wosilek, V. Pres.g Miss Ruth Nevin, Sponsorg J. Morris, D. Giannini, Treas.g AT. Melencheck, Instructor. Row 2: N. Wentzel, S. Shoemaker, D. Hays, K. Kurth, W. Lewis, J. Mancini, C. Polonoli, S. Sukla. 'Row 3: R. Zenobi, B. J. Bentley, L. Smith, S. Rebar, M. Kirshner, V. Dzimiera, J. Gilchrist, .l. Lilly, M. Solomon. Row 4: M. Fisher, M. Restelli, E. Cessel, R. Sleith, M. Fida, L. Howard, G. Petticord, F. Merolillo. The First Aid Club studies accident prevention as well as first aid techniques. A new organization this year, Campus Life Club strives to give each individual a privilege to express himself. The purpose of this club is to expose each student to a balanced lifeg emotionally, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Campus Lie Club activities amuse Erica Tantlinger and Ted Melencheck. Someone gets a charge out of Campus Life while Brian Spearman and Bill Kearns look on. TRI-HI-Y Row I: T. Jeter, C. Walker, Pres.9 L. Mathias, V. Pre s.g Miss Irene Robertson, Sponsor, B. Wright, Sec., J. Kennedy, Treas.g D. Scott, Chaplain. Raw 2: J. Smith, E. Lewis, P. Lytl e, C. Lechner, U. Gereshenski, W. Heilman, E. Yankovitch. Row 3: P. Sims, J. Boniecke, L. Liotus, C. Kennedy, C. Munzek, L. Day, P. Carrington, G. McClain. The Tri-Hi-Y develops Christian ideals and an attitude of service toward the less fortunate. The Hi-Y club promotes a spirit of good sportsmanship, fellowship, and leadership, throughout the school and com- munity. HI-Y Row I: E. Bugaile, B. Zavarello, Pres.g R. Bright, V. Pres., Mr. Hazen Neill, Sponsorg W. Recker, Sec., R. Wall, Treas. Row 2: D. Withrow, T. Corbin, H. Pachesky, S. Patterson, R. Metcalfe, D. Beal, A, Penn. Row 3: C. Kossel, J. Ziemba, J. Nagy, S. Yareck, P. Grein, J. Jackson, B. Hamilton. Row 4: G. Greco, J. Hann, R, Herrington, T. TIHSP, D. Frye, R. Koontz, E. Immel. Not Pictured: D. Whittaker, Chaplain. Looe in Blossom M 4 ' ' LVVV ,MW t Love in Blossom was the theme portrayed hy the Class of '70 in their prom on May 16, l969. lt was the first time in the history of the school that the event was held outside the school gym. Taking place at Rostraver Gardens, the prom featured the Stewart Hunt Orchestra and the post prom featured the Emotions.,, Nutcracker Suite Et v f'.?3'r-'ff 1 The Christmas Ball under the theme of Wfhe Nutcracker Suitef, was held on Saturday, December 20, 1969. The evening was climaxed by the crown- ing of the Queen Cherie Walker. Her court included Lady-in-waiting, Erica Tantlinger, First Princess, Chris Bucy, Second Princess, Brenda Garcia, and Third Princess, Stephanie Ruhino. ff' 97 -..,,,, , ...., Recording Secretary Marti Black installs Bob Hyslop as Vice President of the M.H.S. Student Council. f ff N , ,M yn ,Am Av NL if ' 5 X W I L l.sl r ' i David Zywan served as Drum lVla'or for the Rin l g' gold Marching Band. 74 , 5 ,,,. , ,W X . N lsllril i wwhi r'N.,. ., ,f'? ' ' Q .,,...,,,,,.,,NjNg V. ,.A sl, A ,.,.J '15-.W 5727 095, ' If anyone dares print this picture in the yearbook. . .fi threatens Bob Douglas. Paul Sitar and Charlene Zukauckus, Love American Style! Well,', says Debbie Popp, 'glf you really want my opinion . . .H xr- Many Juniors helped decorate for the '69 Prom, Love In Blossomf' ie A T H L E T 1 C . S Rich Rozik sets up in the box to get a hit. Barry Glaser readies to pop the cords for the Ram soccer squad uses teamwork to outscore their opponents Rams. 78 The Ram 1969 was the first year of the blue and gold Ring- gold Ram. The choices were narrowed down by the Monongahela and Donora Student Councils to Bruins, Ravens and Rams. Color nominations Wereg blue St gold, green 81 white, and navy 81 white. The final outcome was decided by the entire student body of MHS and DHS. The Ram is noted for its stature, endurance and defense qualities, that are exhibited by the Hams' drive. 79 Football 69- 70 The 1969 football team was a combination of Monongahela and Donora forming the Ringgold Rams. They finished their first season in Ringgold History with a 3-6 record. The Rams tied for fourth place in the Big 10 Conference. As a team, they Rams were inexperienced and got off to a slow start, losing the first five games to top contenders for the section title. Although the record seemed one-sided, the team made an impressive show- ing under the newly selected coaching staff. The Rams placed five players on the Big 33 nomination squad, James Dinsick, Bob Fears, John Radic, Bob Smith, and Gary Seykoski. Big 10 All-Star team members were Cary Seykoski and Jim Zeh. Football COACHES: Frank Lawrence, Joe Lopezg ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dr. Michael Herkg HEAD COACH John Koshg COACHES: Allan Vilicky, .leff Petrucci. Row 1: J. Scott, B. McClain, D. Davis, R. Minnie, B. Kelly, D. Pietroboni, T. Stokes, M. Hudson, T. Slavic, D. Peterson, T. Carlson, B. Brantley, J. McClain. D. Holowiz. Row 2: J. Crimm, B. Rocco, L. Baily, G. Canigiani, R. Ellsworth, J. Vukich, J. Radic, J. Dinsick, K. Berestecky, B. Dillard, F. Berestecky, D. Zelenak, G. Seykoski, R. Anselmino, J. Kish, J. Kish, A. Penn, E. Kearns. Row 3: Mr. A. Vilieky, Dr. M. Herk, Mr. J. Kosh, D. Ready, A. Yevincez, J. Jones, B. Smith, D. Wilkerson, J. Kopecek, B. Fears, G. Holt, J. Zeh, J. Benny, J. Caydos, W. Rippel, Mr. J. Lopez, Mr. J. Petrucci, Mr. F. Lawrence. RAM FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 0 Clairton 8 Charleroi 12 Thomas Jefferson 14 Monessen 20 Belle Vernon 27 South Allegheny 26 Brownsville 22 Laurel Highlands 22 Elizabeth Highlands or Row I: B. Fears, J. Benny, J. Caydos, J. Zeh, B. Smith, D. Wilkerson. Row 2: J. Radic J. Vukich, C. Canigiani, G. Seykoski, J. Dinsick, B. Dillard, J. Kish, D. Pietrohoni. Cary Seykoski sweeps his left end to pick up a needed first down John Gaydos shows how a Ram sets up to tackle a Bear. vm f- ww - Q f ,I A t 1, , f - g w. 'um-rf ,-.-w.zN,,mqe'1 at - he 'nv' .1 -, 1 f- ' qs When the Rams had a fourth down situation against Monessen they dropped iIlt0 T-Punt f0fmati0I1- .1 pn... urmmh.. Row 1: J. Gerba, J. Hutchko, B. Hyslop, J. Holets, P. Winbush. Row 2: R. Mellinger, A. Eckert, S. Irwin, D. Meixner Cross-Country Mr. Ederas Poad, coach of Ringgold's runners, worked diligently with his boys to bring about a team effort. Mr. Lynn Wolf, assistant coach, also helped in molding the team to excellence. Mr. Ederas Poad Mr. Lynn Wolf ff, Row 1: 0. Simmon, B. McMahon, T. Bartman, T. McMahon, D. Mellinger, L, Golashewski, C. Bruni, M. Venanzi, T. DiBassilio, M. Smith. Row 2: Mr. James Beadling, R. Bartko, C. Kickle, K. James, G. Wall, L. Turic, D. Law, B. Morris, B. Kearns, M. Landrey, J. Stewart, D. Evans. Under the newly selected coach, Mr. James Beadling, the Ringgold soc cer team wrapped up their initial season in second place with a 4-4 record The team was composed of twenty-four Monongahela players and one Do nora player. Soccer Mr. James Beadling B. McMahon sets up Rams goal shot. i M. Venanzi attempting defensive play against Trinity opposition. B. Morris looks over teammate D. Mellinger as goal kick is attempted. Date Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. O. Simmon heads hall to stop offensive drive. RINGGOLD SOCCER SCHEDULE FIRST HALF SECOND HALF Opponent Trinity Charleroi KHJ South Park YAD Chart. Valley Trinity UU Charleroi CHD South Park CHD Chart. Valley KAJ 85 if Vtigkich, J. Radic, J. Lackovic, A. Coleman, B. Spearman, D. Wilkerson, B. Glaser, G. Cappy, K. Frew, F. Griffey, B. Payne. Absent From Picture: R. oo . Basketball Most teams take years to build a championship team. The Ringgold Ram basketball team wasted no time in capturing the Section 4-A title their first year together. Composed of the 1969 Donora Champs and the Monon- gahela Runners-up, the Rams started with ll lettermen. Despite their small height, Ringgold was noted for its speed and hustle. An overall record of 16-4, statistically shows their skill as one of the best teams in the valley. The starting line-up for the Rams was Rick Booth, John Radic, Art Coleman, Barry Glaser, and Fred Griffey. All starters ended the season averaging in double fig- ures. Another plus for the Rams was its bench strength with Brian Spearman, ,loe Lackovic, John Vukich, Gary Cappy, and Dennis Wilkerson, who were ready at any call. Hours of hard work and cooperation thus resulted in the first Championship in Ringgold history. '6We,re number ONE will surely remind those fans of one of the most exciting seasons on the lVl.H.S. floor, The House Of Thrills. Junior Varsity Coach, Dave Wunderlich Varsity Coach, Francis La Mendola Varsity Assistant, Thomas Caudill 86 RSD OPP., 83 Mon Valley Catholic 47 641 Duquesne ........... '73 55 Uniontown . . . '64- 69 Ford City .... '66 81 Yough .... '38 67 California . '66 72 Trinity ...... '55 77 Washington .... '71 61 Charleroi ..... 41 66 Brownsville ....... 58 70 Belle Vernon Area . . . . . . 67 57 Monessen ......... 52 71 Wilkinsburg ........ . . . 70 76 Elizabeth-Forward . . . . . . 56 72 Laurel Highlands . . '75 79 Charleroi ......... 53 87 Brownsville .......... . . . 85 82 Belle Vernon Area .... .... 7 5 54 Monessen .......... . . . 68 91 Elizabeth-Forward ........ . . . 57 'denotes exhibition games' Barry Glaser shoots for a hopeful two points Joe Lackovic sizes up basket before he shoots. Brian Spearman lays one up in the Ram s fast break Kieth Frew sets his sights at the Char- ity Linef, John Radio hits on an easy layup. Don Bartoeis foul shooting helped the .lV,s attain a 20-1 record. After the Belle Vernon game the Rams rushed onto the floor wildly. Row I: P. Sitar, J. Shelapinsky, B. Oddi, R. Menozzi, L. Turic, M. Altamare. Row 2: O. Truax, J. Pesognelli, J. Galek, J. Gaydos, R. Pietroboni T Melencheck. Kneeling: Ronald Tumidajski, Coach. jim Calek drives off at Rollin Green. Gay MHS OPP. 164 Charleroi ..... 170 167 Donora ...... ..... 1 88 170 Belle Vernon . . . .... .172 168 Mon Valley .... ..... 1 58 200 Charleroi ............ 204 The 1969 Golf Team upheld an 8-2 record placing them in second place of the Valley sec- tion of the W.P.I.A.L. golf league. The team heat a strong lV1onessen team, a fair Char- leroi squad, a Weak Donora team and hroke a twenty-nine game winning streak of Belle Vernon Area's golf team. The only setbacks were to Mon Val- ley Catholic hy ten and seven strokes. MHS OPP. 162 Belle Vernon . . . .... .166 160 Mon Valley . . . .... .153 1611 Monessen . . .... .167 hlonessen . . .Forfeit llonora . . .Forfeit John Caydos looks for his ball that has hit the rough Sitting: J. Paul. Row 1: B. Taylor, D. Nelson, J. Hutchko, T. Dague, R. Williams, D. Walters, R. Ghilani, B. lilyslop, B. Evans, B. Morelh Row 2 S. Mizwa, P. Windbush, J. Holets, L. Roman, D, Snodgrass, T. Bergan, L. Fredricks, J. Zeb, M. Garbart, T. M3fCS1lEh, M. Landrey. Raw 3 B Smith S Wilson, D. Meixner, A. Eckert, R. Anselmino, J. Nagy, C. Jones, J. Benny, T. Jurick, C. Curdy, C. Bickerton, V. Kollm. Coach Ederas Poad 1 90 Track Feb. 28 Mar. 14 21 28 Apr. 2 7 11 14 25 26 28 May 4. 7 16 19 23 Tri State Coaches, South Park finj Tri State Coaches, South Park finj University of Pittsburgh finj Cannonsburg foutj West Mifflin North foutj Thomas Jefferson foutj Cannonsburg foutj Gateway foutj W.P.l.A.L. Relays, Penn Hills foutj Big Ten Meet foutj Upper St. Clair foutj Washington County, Washington foutl W.P.l.A.L. Qualifier, Washington foutj Mount Lebanon, W.P.l.A.L. Final foutj All Sophomore Meet, Penn Hills foutj P.l.A.A. Finals, State foutl ? ,lim Zeh hurls the shot from the sand pit at Mc- Keesport. 1 , l s l 1 4 'T ' 1 Bob Hyslop uses all his muscles when he runs. Steve Mizwa throws the javelin in a meet held at Canons- Bernie Evans uses determination to outdistance all burg. competitors. 9I Row 1: A. Roberts, D. Mellinger, B. McMahon, F. Kotula, T. McMahon, C. Podany, D. Rippel. Row 2: G. Eckert, S. Glova, D. Massare, J. Radic, B Bassi, D. Bartoe, J. Hann. The final Wildcat team to play in W.P.l.A.L. competition was the baseball team under the leadership of Dave Simon. The team dropped two, won one, and tied one in exhi- bition play. ln league competition the ,Cats posted a 4-4-1 record. Three regular season games against Donora, Laurel Highlands, and Charleroi were not played because of flooded conditions 3t4MO1lOIlg3hCl3,S home field, the Race Track. A conference on the Mound sometimes helps a tight Baseball MHS OPP. 6 Upper St. Clair . . . . . . .0 5 Thomas Jefferson . . . . . .10 3 Elizabeth-Forward . . . . . .3 2 Baldwin ........ .... 4 7 Brownsville ....,.. .... 2 3 Belle Vernon Area . . . . . . .8 3 Monessen ......... .... 7 5 Charleroi ....... .... 1 9 Laurel Highlands . . . . . .6 4 Donora ........ . . .10 8 Belle Vernon . . . . . . .7 1 Brownsville .... . . .10 6 Monessen .... . .6 Greg Podany sets up for bounding ball that might situation. come his way. 92 TRACK: Steve Mizwa, Mark Bucklew, Al Zimmer. A track manager runs more than the runners. He must keep statistics on each runner. He keeps starting blocks ready for the sprinters, hurdles ready for the proper events, and poles, javelins, and shot puts ready for the field men. BASEBALL: George Eckert, Thomas Drech- FOOTBALL: George Eckert, Steve Mizwa, Richard Penn. Football managers are required to perform certain duties at each practice. Blocking dummies and blocking sleds, fully padded must be on the field before each practice session. They are in charge of issuing uniforms and supplying players with all other necessary equipment. They should be able to tape minor injuries and furnish medical aid. The managers are to provide water and to make sure the necessary kits are on the field at all times. Managers BASKETBALL: George Eckert, Ricky Menozzi. Keeping charge of baseball equipment is more difficult than one thinks. Issuing uniforms and keeping a record of all equipment are the main office duties that take time off the field. Collecting balls, warming up pitchers, and tending to the bats are the main jobs on the field. Being championship managers for the Rams proved to be quite an experience. When a player was injured, a medical kit was always ready. Before each game the managers were always on the floor to retrieve basketballs when the hoopsters took jump-shots. Keeping the clock and being the official book were the duties of the managers during the JV game. Dave Cicci attempts to stradle the horse. Soccer is one of the fall activities in gym. Jerry Deluca swings on the parallel bars. Boys 9 Phys. Ed. Thomas Caudill, boys, Physical Education instructor. Lois Walters and Claudia Rider pre- pare for a jump ball. Girls 9 Phys. Ed. Miss Diane M8HHiHU irls' hvsical education instruc av g P . t0I'. Girls impatiently await a turn at the foul line. 95 V +ynN I M WWMWFM ,,X, , ......... -...,, .. W 2 E 2 P 0 P L E A Time to Build Up . Confidence is a stranger to most sophomores. ln a new school, involved in new situations, and meeting new people, they come face to face with building up this confidence. The sophomore year is a time to adjust, to become acquainted with a new environment, to plant so that the following two years of high school may provide opportunities for growth-as a per- son, in character, as a student, in learning. fi f A an 1 e 1 A Time to Break Down . By the time the student becomes a junior, the confusion and fright have been overcome. The student has grown accustomed to his surroundings and situations and accepts them as natural. The shyness which marked the sophomores has been broken down by endless friendships. The junior plans for his future, for life holds many surprises in store. Careful planning makes it possible for each student toexperience Ha time of reapingw as a senior. E In 1 4 f' ,Il ffl Bottom Row: Marian Malena, Pres.g Bonnie Polonoli, V. Pres.g Pam Bickerton, Sec. Row 2: Mrs. Carol Semarge, Sophomore Class Sponsorg Cass Gilbert, Treas. Preparing Christmas boxes is one of the many ac- tivities of the Sophomore Historian Club. The ,l.V. Cheerleaders cheered their team to victory as Ringgold defeated Laurel Highlands 48-14. V i V Bewildered sophomores wonder if physical education is really a time of relaxation. HOMEROOM 6 Bottom Row: C. Chilzer, S. Yareck, Sec., D. Johnson, Pres., Mr. R. Tumidajski, B. Polonoli, V. Pres., D. Thayer, Treas.g C. Gondella. Row 2: P. Goode, L. Boysen, N. McNamee, P. Mannella, B. Anderson, D. Ursits, I. Householder, J. Bell. Row 3: P. King, R. Fagan, D. Velmer, R. Milligan, F. Webb, M. Broggi, D. Diess, D. Westwood. Row 4: S. Irwin, R. Koontz, P. Grein, M. Harrah, B. Nelson, D. Ashton, T. Wardle. Row 5: D. Spencer, D. Abel, B. Mace, D. Martinelli, D. Miller, D. Maley, C. Dawkins. HOMEROOM 9 Bottom Row: K. Healey, H. Babiak, Sec., T. Iosephi, Pres., Mrs. B. Clark, R. Metcalfe, Treas.g P. Putnak, D. Yankovitch. Row 2: D. McDowell, B. Dale, S. Gump, S. Lytlv, J. Kerfonta, C. Davis, R. Strahosky. Row 3: D. Ulisky, E. Immel, G. Lewis, E. O'Brien, R. Amati, C. Paulick. Row 4: W. Rippel, R. Lohr, B. Winkleblech, M. Mulkern, G. Riley. Absent from the picture: Miss H. Marassas, B. Hamilton, V. Pres. HOMEROOM 10 Bottom Row: D. Hruby, D. Wise, Sec.: D. Svitana, Pres.: Mrs. P. Tonarelli, R. Wessel, V. Pres.: J. Mitchell Treas.g V. Mizwa. Row 2: S. Gray, K. Middleton, C. Botz, P. Cepaitis. M. Zelinski, S. Matty. Row 3: W. Varner, D. Urban, M O'Black, J. Jackson, B. Goodrich. Row 4: R. Sarver, B. Lees, R. Paulish, D. Keenan. HOMEROOM 101 Bogtom Row: V. Biddle, R. Robb, Sec.: S. Coulter, Pres.: Miss M. Kuvinka, J. Kavka, V. Pres.: P. Oddi, Treas.g K. Balchik. Row 2: E. Lewis, R. Kimple, C. Bartolotta, C. Polonoli, S. Volkar, M. Mueller, M. Morris, D. Toretti. Row 3: L. Lani, J. Beck, J. Merusi, J. Blatt, L. Altamare, J. Felicetty, B. Smith, D. Barkey, J. Vlcek. Row 4: T. Emr-rv. K. Hancock, W. Miller, R. Kopp, J. Martin, E. Toliver, P. Fidanzato, J. DeRoas. Row 5: R. Noordhuizen, L. Corey, R. Heidelbach, R. Baker, L. Patterson, G. Gazetsky, B. Rocco, G. Gilbert. HOMEROOM 103 Bottom Row: G. Shakker, D. Eisenberg, G. Livingston, Pres.: Mrs. J. Gerard, S. Radio, V. Pres.: C. Gilbert, S. Pietroboni. Row 2: Boniecke. P. Banahasky. K. Filippelli, K. Hall, E, Bugaile, L. Williams, R. Wujcik, C. Bobnar, D. Jasinski. Row 3: T. DiBasilio, J. Ostetrico, T. Seighman, D. Solomon, R. Harding, K. Curdie, M. Ross. Row 4: T. Halapy, R. Moskal, S. Klingen- smith, I. Offerman, P. McNary, D. Wicks, K. Callihan. Row 5: C. Battaglia, D. Wall, J. Taylor, L. Tempest, L. Lewis, T. Polcawich, D. Resnik. Absent from the picture: S. Farquhar, Sec. The merger of D.H.S. and M.H.S. provided a ,l.V. Cheerleading Squad. ae t . , L , ' ' -F ' ' 4. ll ' gym, x - f e r . . , Q F H pf ,Q i , ' 'bm ii I ' .' V I ,km N 5: I 2, F V T . ' I ' ' - f 3- e .V i fs Y 'Q It is not knowm whether homeroom 10 is better for ,,,, ,L gp studying or eating. - - It took the sophomores a while to get into the swing of the pep assemblies. HOMEROOM 111 Bottom Row: M. Malena, R. Potter, Pres.g K. Daugherty, V. Pres.g Mr. Vecchione, S. Barnes, Sec.: K. Powell Treas.g S. Dixon. Row 2: B. Bowers, L. Ostrander, C. Bonacci, E. Robertson, B. Schotting, P. Trail, S. Yowan, P. Rhodes, S Murphy. Row 3: J. McClain. C. Kossel, J. Lashley, B. Shafron, S. Copeland, P. Hetherington, E. Burnsworth, K. Bartholomew. Row 4: J. Ziemba, H. Pachesky, S. Gaspich, A. McVicker, F. Rush, C. Johnston, P. Withrow. HOMEROOM 112 Bottom Row: .l. Jones, K. Bakori, Sec.: C. Snyder. Pres., Mr. F. Lawrence, J. Watkinson, V. Pres.: D. Martin, Treas.g P. Povich. Row 2: C. Coughenaur, C. Lechner, D. Zukauckas, S. Maley, M. Pileggi, D. McLaughlin, L. Sheriff, S. Vignoli. Row 3: N. Sadler, L. Mellon, P. Sarnoskie, J. Sweeney, B. Daley, T. Rocco, R. Courtney, D. DeBor. Row 4: P. Geary, L. Carden, J. Wood, G. Letavec, B. Schoenholtz, R. Flowers, L. Carson, J. Gilchrist, P. Kozon. Row 5: J. Worthington, B. Allridge, R. Hanson, K. Biddle, L. Pellegrini, J. Meehleib, G, Pepke, D. Klingensmith. y HOMEROOM 115 Bottom Row: B. Ochiuto, J. DeLuca, Sec.: S. McChesney, Pres.: Mrs. M. Puskarich, R. Gregorini, V. Pres.: C. Devers, Treas.g D. Caserta. Row 2: C. Hemmings, C. Johnson, M. Shaffer, J, Walters, D. Baxter, B. Ritchie, R. Scott, P. Popp, B. McVicker. Row 3: J. Crimm, C. Toth, S. Ritonia, J. Hollis, J. Rach, E. Cross, J, Benedetti, J. Miltenberger, K. Mancinelli, T. Corbin. Row 4: R. Redman, D. Wible, J. Hummer, T. Kapusta, J. Martin, D. Bartoe, P. Milterherger, G. Prentice, S. Yunkun, J. Gerba. HOMEROOM 209 Bottom Row: L. Tuttle, B. Could, Sec.: A. Dougherty, Pres.: Mrs. L. Wittkofski, D. McVicker, V. Pres.: M. Cunko, Treas.g C. Williams. Row 2: V. Renninger, T. Delzangle, V. Zeh, D. Jones, D. Bedner, P. Kaluponov. Row 3: V. Dolly, D. Sedan, C. Kennedy, C. Brounce, L. Dolanch, B. Benney, D, Rozik. Row 4: Cv. McClung, R. Forsyth, L. Brubaker, W. Miller, C. Hamilton, C. Scherer, R. Baxter. Row 5: J. Sullivan, R. Clemenceau, H. Cruhich, R. Hemmings, J. Moore, C. Malena, J. Foster. HOMEROOM 210 Bottom Row: C. Malaski, C. Trunza, Sec., B. Dash, Pres.q Mr. H. Johnson, R. Mellinger, V. Pres.g S. Nones Treasx V. Gereshenski. Row 2: B. Richardson, K. Ausburn, L. Smith, P, Bushmire, M. Kulp, R, Lynn, L. Hojo, R. Curdie. Row 3: A. Kahl, C. DeBor, C. Bova, J. Scott, G. Marynehak, L. Karl, M. Comer, D. Carauer. Row 4: B. Walters, J. Young, C, Bielski, S Horn, P. Lytle, P. Welshacher, R. McCollum, M. Winbush. Row 5: J. Berniak, D. Blangger, V. Dzimiera, S. Hahn, A. Withers, D Hydo, R. Robison. HOMEROOM 211 Bottom Row: C. McClure, P. Bickerton, Scczg Dtwulovsky, Pr:-s.g Miss R. Nevin, T. Jeter, V. Pres.g J. Stewart, Treas' F McDowell. Row 2: B. Moyer, D. Ingram, R, Pm-nn, W. Smith, P. Pulnuk, S. Ohm-rmun, S. Michler, 1. Michalic, K. Vancik Row Cusler, C. Turick, D. Hirschi, D. Dollvy, E. Harriett, D. Brunoli, A. Km-ton, G. Heasley. Row 4: J. Stonemun, K. Brounce, M. Kufkulas, R. Burtkus, D. Day, E. Evans, M. Greaves, D. Guzy, D. Wilson. Row 5: R. Izzo, L. Widmor, T. Marchieh, D. Brad- burn, E. Cessel, J. Lucas. B. McClain. S. Putlvrsun. Sitting: Chris Lodovici, Sec.g Debbie Madej, Treas. Standing: Mike DiBease, Pres.g Mr. Thomas Caudill, Junior Class Sponsorg Dan Pietroboni, V. Pres. :ll :rl mi 'N gs yi L,,., .7 5 Nancy Carpeta should be on commission with the Flying Nun. As an art student, Lou Frye had the opportunity to paint windows in town for Halloween. The juniors are rewarded for their effort after earning 352000 on magazine sales. HOMEROOM 1 Bozzom Raw: K. Blacka, G. Petticord, Sec., K. Ali, Pres., Mr. N. Matich, K. Lani, V. Pres.g N. Cebasek, Treas.g M. Acton. Row 2: D. Scott, L. Appolonia, J. Kristobek, T. Moreschi, R. Downer, W. Lewis, J. Cree, N. Pranevich, D. Vignoli, J. Wosilek. Row 3: R. Bartko, L. Banahasky, B. Walters, M. Kirshner, J. Cooke, N. Eakin, C. Clark, S. Pellegrino, D. Tegi. Row 4: J. Kish, J. Calek, R. Sleith, P. West, L. Howard, L. Dolanch, R. Delso, J. Nagy, F. Merolillo, R. Spencer. HOMEROOM 3 Bottom Row: D. Appolonia, A. Ward, Svc., P. Lindberg, Pres., Miss A. Holet, L. Sholtis, V. Pres.: C. Swearinger, Treas.g B. Blasick. Row 2: J. Tackitt, L. Williams, K. Kurth, B. Payer, J. Min:-tli, S. Merolillo. Row 3: D. Fagan, L. Ramsey, B. Bentley, L. Smith, D, Lomago, A. Watkinson, P. Lomago. Row 4: G. Kmmrn, R. Aluisio, W. Coombs, S. Cree, B. Lewis, A. Penn, S. Tomlinson, R. Bozuvich, Row 5: R. Dias, J. Kish, A. Yevcinez, J. lanno, J. Riley, B. Rhodcriuk, J. Cushey. HOMEROOM 102 Bottom Row: S. Milliken, J. Wessel, Sec.: J. Benny, Pres.: Mr. J. Petrucci, D. Pietroboni, V. Pres.: B. Brantley, Treas.g H. Furgiuele. Row 2: F. Ferrero, C. Lucas, L. Day, J. Bakori, L. Fuller, J. Newell, L. Walters, D. Lebetz. Row 3: J. Mancini, D. Saroglia, M. Bellicini, D. Pfeil, B. Robinson, J. Wicks, T. Tamburri. Row 4: V. Kollin, D. Casciani, R. Evans, D. Widmer, A. Monti, D. Renninger, C. Cerba. Row 5: A. DeShields, K. Sweeney, B. Bassi, D. Marshall, W. Fawcett, J. Lukens, J. Balogh, J. Kondas. HOMEROOM 109 Bottom Row: S. Garbart, M. Black, Sec., M. DiBease, Pres., Mrs. J. Flannigan, D. Bartoe, V. Pres.: R. Meucci, Treas.g D. Laird. Row 2: S. Carney, R. Kovach, E. Gabauer, J. Misanik, A. Cheberenchick, D. Madej, J. Ball, C. Rider. Row 3: D. Hollis, G. Solomon, T. McMahon. F, Kozula, R. Rockwell, G. Podany, D. Pestino. Row 4: J. Ballock, C. Bickerton, B. Todd, D. Valet, K. Bradburn, K, Biggard, S. Ward. Row 5: J. Cust, J. Pust, D. Simmons, G. Williams, D. Rach, T. Doney, R. Ghilani. HOMEROOM 113 Bottom Row: B. Beight, K. Beech, Sec.g B. Fertall, Pres.g Mrs. E. Bridges, N. Carreta, V. Pres.: G. Hoh, Treas.g D. Gatto. Row 2: F. Cominsky, S. Rebar, D. Henderson, D. Day, P. Pestino, D. Smith, D. Metcalfe, B. Wukovich. Row 3: V. Sandusky, L. Golashewski, N. Tonecha, J. Rodgers, L. Dickie, A. Bozovich, P. Pover. Row 4: Mancini, J. R. Cain, D. Williams, B. Montgomery, T. Lytle, R. Capicotta, J. Carson. Row 5: E. Rereshenski, J. Lackovic, D. Rippel, G. Greedan, P. Dzimiera, K. Bru- baker. The end of the day brings relief to the juniors of home- room 103. 5 ,.., ..,. Jolly Old St. Nick was the special guest of the Christmas Ball. At least someone feels that it's not too cold to keep cheering. , HOMEROOM 114- Bottom Row: L. Caprio, B. Scharschu, Sec., A. Tsouris, Pres.: Mr. W. Kachmarik, S. Bulger, V. Pres.: D. Cayhart, Treas.g D. Burgan. Row 2: L. Walters, H. Putnak, C. Latorre, C. Murphy, C. Schwindling, J. Yanachik, C. Patz, M. Householder, N. Spernak, L. Milton. Row 3: J. Hann, B. Wilson, M. Fida, J. Heidelbach, J. Rigby, T. Matesich, R. Carden, A. Roh- erts, E. Ford. Row 4: C. Shoemake, M. Brounce, M. Filewich, E. Miller, T. Cola, B. Byers, K. Frew, M. Venanzi. U HOMEROOM 118 Bottom Row: L. Gadd, L. Cricar, Sec., D. Sichi, Pres.: Mrs. S. DeBolt. N. Spiegel, V. Pres., V. Carden, Treas.g D. Sharrer. Row 2: B. Checque, B. Haxsh, J. Smith, L. Pepka, T. Edwards, P. Koval, V. Baxter, L. Varela. Row 3: S. Salzman, J. Molnar, J. Rankin, B. Metcalf, M, Micenko, J. Gregorini, M. Cregorini. Row 4: K. Jasinski, A. Brown, W. Whittaker, R. Simpson, A. McKeever, B. Hoghes. Row 5: S. Hamilton, M. Collinet, L. Fuller, M. Williams, C. Munzek. I 55: 7 HOMEROOM 201 Bottom Row: B. Schaub, C. Skowvron, Sec.g V. Hofmeister, Pres.g Mr. R. Vandermer, S. Chapasko, V. Pres.g D. Burge, Treas.g B. Halapy. Row 2: K. Rutan, C. Lodovici, B. Nuhfer, M. Irey, P. Plinta, C. Himich, D. Liptak, D. Hays, T. Thomas. Row 3: M. Gandley, T. Melencheck, D. Davis, L. Burnworth, R. Anselmino, R. Olexa, B. Clark, D. Biles, L. Roman, T. Walter. Row 4: T. Jurik, G. Young, B. Schwarz, D. Zywan, B. Frye, L. Turik, L. Frye, R. Roman, J. Pavkovich. HOMEROOM 203 Bottom Row: D. Charnovich, J. Kennedy, Sec.: M. Toretti, Pres.g Mrs. P. Zober, C. Charles, V. Pres.g K. James, Treas.g L. Sharp. Row 2: R. Kurth, T. Esper, J, Cabig, M. Coulter, D. Parey, B. Hill, S. Delso, D. Lytle. Row 3: L, Patterson, B. Higbee, T, Hobbs, B. Ferguson, D. Sevich, R. Wyne, B. Barber, D. Pasula, L. Hillman. Row 4: C. Curdie, W. Weight, G. Rhodes, D. Cole, R. Lee, C. Bartkus, T. Manko, D. Meixner. HOMEROOM 205 Bottom Row: D. Lewis, G. Kirsopp, Sec.g D. McVicker, Pres.g Mr. A. Amato, G. Retos, V. Pres.g T. Bartman, Treas.g K. Davis. Row 2: G. Poziviak, L. Coppi, E. Oberlin, D. Yohe, R. Margoni, S. Shoemaker, L. Sweeney, E. Reese. Row 3: B. Bentley, T. Dague, J. Shelapinsky, C. Kickel, M. West, D. Devers, B. Vedderk, J. Conte. Row 4: W. Mizwa, W. M. Kickel, S. Tep- per, R, Zelak, C. Jones, S. Kuskie, .l. Chornak, L. Zuccarini. The juniors selected ring number 1 as their class ring. The jail was an added attraction to the Annual Sadie The majorettes wereapart of every pep assembly. Hawkins Dance. A Time for Us Brian Spearman, Presidentg Ronald Lenhart, Vice-Presidentg Gayle Davis, Secretary, Bruce Zavarello, Treasurer. The class of '70 is the largest class to ever leave the portals of Mononga- hela High School. But the size of our class rarely hindered us during our high school years-'70 graduates merely had more friends among their classmates, more voices cheering 'Battle Cry' at pep assemblies, and more support in the Sports Night competitions. W'e, the class of '70, united in our efforts to make our high school years memorable, and we were es- pecially successful in making our senior year-MA Time for Us . . . GENE ABEL PATTI ACKMAN KRYSTLE ADKINS KATHY AGLIO JAN AIELLO academic business academic academic academic CAROL ALLEN GEORGE ALLEN RAYMOND AMOROSO SALLY ANTIS RENEE APPOLONIA academic general general academic academic ROBERT ASHCRAFT DONN ATKINS JA ATKINSON JOYCE AUGUSTINE LEN AUGUSTINE academic scientific general business general ROBERT BAKER EVELYN BAKORI MARTHA BALCAR GARY BALLIARD BARBARA BANAHASKY general academic business general general DAVID BARBE academic There is a time for some things, KENNETH BARCLAY . . d ' and a time for all thingsg a tlme aca emu: for great things, and a time for small things-and a time for us. Well, let,s go . . . the prom is next week, says Mr. Poad. JERRY BARKEY academic KEITH BARNES scientific ANNETTE BARONE business DEBORAH BARTRAM academic DIANA BOSTEK DONALD BAYNHAM general DONALD BEAL general LINDA BEAL business DIANE BECK business MATTHEW BEREZNAY academic RICHARD BIAGINI business DEBORAH BIDDLE academic DONALD BOGDAN academic MICHELLE BOSKO scientific General SHIRLEY BOVA business CHERYL BOYLES business LARRY BOYSEN academic Skip Broadhead and .lack Garry are wondering who framed them this time. II8 DAVID BOZOVICH academic DEBORAH BRADY general JOHN BRANCH scientfic ROBERT BRIGHT academic RAYMOND BROADHEAD general CHARLES BRUNI academic KENNETH BRUZENAK academic MARK BUCKLEW general CHRIS BUCY academic MARSHA BUELL academic RICHARD BUELL academic DIANE BUGAILE academic KAREN BUTTERMORE business l 5 e i ' I I .. V ,,,,,,.uf,,..f ,L ii . . if f The prom committee worked faster than the photog raphers. II9 RUTH CAIN busine s ANTHONY CALABRIA general GLENN CANIGIANI academic LUGENE CALDERONE academic ANTON CALLERY scientific RAYMOND CARNEY general GARCON CARUSO academic Before casting their votes in the senior elections election board during P.O.D. classes. PAULA DEBORAH CARRINCTON CARSON business general RENEE PAM CASCIANI CAVANAUGH academic academic GARY CAPPY academic PATSY .lO CAPRIO business ' TERRY CEPAITIS academic VICKI CHAPASKO academic STEPHANIE CHAUSSINAND business DAVID CICCI scientific these seniors register with the members of the SUSAN CONTE TERRY COOK MARK. CONTE business general scientific PATRICIA DEBBIE LINDA CORBIN COREY COULTER business business business BARBARA CISLAK academic JOHN CLARK academic DARLENE CLINE business BEVERLY CUNKO general MARIORIE COURTNEY general COLLEEN COUSERT business SCOTT CRAYTON scientific SCOTT CRYSTER academic The prom decorations meet with the final approval KENNETH DAVIS DALE DAY DIANA DAY general academic academic ROBERT DAY VICKIE ROBERT general DeBRANSKI DeLATTRE academic general DORIS DASH academic GAYLE DAVIS scientific DON DeSANTIS general KATHLEEN DeSANTIS academic BARBARA DOERFLER sc1ent1f1c MARGARET DONOVAN buslness two cr1t1cal prom commlttee members ROBERT ROBERT THOMAS business DOUGLAS DOVALOVSKY DRROHSLER general academic academic THOMAS DUFEK JANICE DUPAY CAROLE general business DURISKO business KRISTIN DOSSE J AY DOTY general SUSAN DOUGHERTY academic JOHN DZIMIERA JOHN DZUBAY GEORGE ECKERT EDWARD RODERICK academic general academic EISENBERG ELLSWORTH business scientific ROSEMARY CHERYL ENCEL BERNARD EVANS DAVID EVANS ROBERT EVANS ELLSWORTH academic general academic academic scientific DIANE FABIN COLLEEN FAGAN DENNIS JANICE RICHARD academic business FEDORCHAK FERGUSON FILI PPELLI academic business general REBECCA MARIE FISHER JEFF FITCH VERA FLEISCHER PAMELA FORD FINCHAM business general business academic general SALLY FORSYTH academic When we were sophomores, it was a time JERRY FOSTER of apprehension and excitement and . . . general Zipcode sales . . . First draft card burnings . . Hippies in San Francisco . . . Groovy .. Green Bay 'Packers and the NFL title uBonnie and Clyde Twiggy . .. 4'Hair,' . . . First human heart transplant . . . Air pollution . . . Broadway Joe . . . Sock- it-to-me . . . Bangles and Beads HThe Graduatew . . . '6Psychedelic,' . . . Pope Paul banning aThe Pill . . . Hamburgers and french fries . . . 'cThe Park . . . THOMAS FOSTER general ROBERT FRANCE general Dave Barbe displays his drumming ability at the Sadie Hawkins' Dance during his drum solo in Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida. LEROY FREDERICK scientific GERALD FRONZAGLIO general These students prove that discipline can be main- tained-even in the absence of a teacher. l26 EVERETT GERBEC scientific DONNA GIANNINI Ueneral J AMES GILMORE general BARRY GLASER academic DOROTHY FRYE scientific BRENDA GARCIA business CAROLYN GARDNER academic DAVID CARRY academic JOHN CARRY academic J AMES GARVIN academic JOHN GAYDOS scientific CAROLE GAZETSKY academic KATHY GEARY business STEVE GLOVA academic DIANA GODLESKY business JOHN GORYL general JUDY GRANT business GENE GRECO academic ADALYN GREGORY academic DONNA GROVE business JOSEPH GRUSOFSKY academic MARY GUSEMAN academic GAIL HAHN scientific JOHN HALAPY scientific ROBERT HALL scientific TIMOTHY HALLAS general Gary Cappy and Susan Mead explain the endorsement policies to the delegates of the Independent Party Con- vention. l27 'N .m DONNA HARTMAN general ROBERT HARTMAN business THOMAS HEATH academic STANLEY HINDMAN business LONIE HOFMEISTER business JAMES HOLETS scientific JOHN HOLETS scientific mixed reactions to the speeches. DONNA HOLMAN VANESSA BARBARA Scientific KIRK HOOSAC HUNNELL HUPCHICK general business business JOHN HUTCHKO ROBERT HYSLOP RICHARD scientific scientific INGRAM scientific ROBERT HOLSOPPLE general ADALINE HOOSAC business PAMELA JOHNSON business THOMAS IRWIN academic CARRIE JACKSON general WILLIAM JACKSON business DEBORAH .IETER academic Dottie Frye, Bob Hall, and Bernie Oddi MICHELE KABAY JUDY KAPUSTA WILLIAM general SCl6I1lliflC CONNIE KELLY M1cHu-:LE academlc academic KENNEDY JERRY KIKLA academic academic CHRISTINE JONES business MARK JONES General RONALD KIRCHNER general DAVID KNIGHT general CHARLES KOCH academic JOSEPH KON general are all wrapped up in the play Antigone.,, MARY KURFESS LILLIAN MARK LANDREY academic LaJEVIC academic d . COLLEEN LAPSON aw me DEBBIE business GIGI LASH LASHLEY business business CARLA KOVAL academic ELAINE KOVALAK academic LINDA KRUKI business ELLEN LATORRE DENNIS LAW NORMAN LEACH RONALD SHARON academic scientific academic LENHART LENHART business general GARY LENZI MARILYNN JOY LILLY SUSAN LINK BONNIE academic LESTER business academic LOADMAN general business GENE LOFINK CHARLES MARY LUCI MARSHA LUSK LINDA LYTLE academic LOMAGO general business business scientific ROSANNE LYTLE GWYNN MCCLAIN CHRISTINE GLENN MCDAID .IOHN MCFALL general business IVICCLUNG Scientific general academic THOMAS McGREW academic The junior year was a time of enthusiasm and . . . Magazine sales Yippies at the Demo- cratic National Convention . .. Dustin Hoff- man .. . HCHH yOu dig it?,, Age of ROBERT MCMAHON Aquarius Apollo 8 Movies rated academic CMRX . . . Aretha Franklin . . . Sweet Six- teen . . . NiXon's last try . . . HDO your own thingw . .. HGood-bye Californian . .. Con- frontation . . . Russia invades Czechoslovakia .. . Violence .. . 4'Love,' . . . '6It's what's happeningn Rostraver Gardens and the prom- Love in Blossomi' The 6'Now Generation , . . The Pueblo Incident . . . 4'To- gethern Long hair and sideburns . .. Corvettes . . . Pizza . . . The death of the Wildcat . . . MARLENE MCNATT business FRANK MACONE scientific I guess this is my computer date, since our numbers are the same, says Bob Smith. MICHELE MALENA academic SHARON MANKO business THOMAS MAUSER JEANNE MARRACCINI academic JANIE MARTELLO academic MARJORIE MARTIN academic CHARLES MARTINEZ academic DAVID MASSARE academic JOHN MATESICH scientific LYNN MATHIAS business DEBBIE MATHIES academic KARIN MATTA general Class Colors: Class Flower Class Motto: academic GEORGE MAVROVICH academic SUSAN MEAD academic According to the calculations of .lay Doty and Bill Qfaylor, this board is eight hands and four knuckles ong. I34 JOHN MEIGHEN academic Red and Vlfhite Rose Let us do our own thing and be appreciated. DENNIS MELLINCER academic DOROTHY MELVILLE general RICHARD MENOZZI academic D AVI D MERTZ general GARY METZ academic BILLIE MILLER business MELANIE MILLER general WILLIAM MILLER academic YVONNE MILLS academic I ROSE MILTENBERGER business STEPHEN MIZWA academic IEANNE MORGAN business JOYCE MORRIS business W., L' 2 't 'K ,'1'V.i,,Y! X. ' .V f I I e ,M i ect ,. Donit let those scales fool you-Chuck Lomago, .Iohn Holets, and John Gaydos are really shooting marbles. I35 WILLIAM MORRIS academic .favs f '-fr CHRISTINE MOSKAL business DARLA MUCCI general JOYCE MUIR academic REGINA MURPHY Rick Menozzi asks, G'Won't anyone b11SiHCSS KENNETH NEAL DOUGLAS GARRET NESTER general .NEIESON academic ROBERT NICHOL Semi IC ALBERT OPHER PATTY MURRAY academic JAMES NACY academic general BERNARD ODDI academic academic KATHY O'ROURKE academic CAROL PALMER business WILLIAM PANGBURN general LINDA PANKIEWICZ scientific trade name cards with me? JOHN PICCOL0 JANICE DAVID PIERCE JAN PAPSON academic PIEQZARKA general general DENNIS academlc DEBBIE POPP PIETROBONI RONALD scientific academic PIETROBONI academic SUSAN PEPKE business BARBARA PETTIS general IV? ROBERT POPP General DENNIS PRANEVICH academic J O AN PSAK academic DENNIS QUATTRONE academic Darla lVIucc1 ponders over the questions JOHN RADIC MARY RESTELLI KEITH ANDREW ROMAN academic business RICHARDSON academic BEVERLY ROMAN Demal VICKY RosTosKY business DAVID business ROSTCHECK scientific WAYNE RECKER General ALBERT REICHEL academic JERRY ROWE business RICHARD ROZIK academic STEPHANIE RUBINO business BARBARA RYBAR business on the Betty Crocker Homemaking Test. DENISE SERRA DAVID SEVCIK CARY SEYKOSKI business scientific 3C3dCU1iC OSCAR SIMMEN PAUL SIMMONS THAIS SIMMONS academic scientific 8C21d6II1iC SHARON SALA business 4 OE 4 PATRICIA SANDERS academic JAMES SCALISE general PAULA SIMS DAN SIRILLA PAUL SITAR DQNALD RQSANNE SLIFKQ general academic general SKQWVRQN business general CHARLES AMY SMITH BRENDA SMITH CARLE SMITH JOHN SMITH SLONEKER academic academic academic academic academic MICHAEL SMITH ROBERT SMITH RICHARD MICHELLE NORMAN academic academic SOLLOSI SOLOMON SOLOMON general business academic THOMAS BRIAN BECKY SPENCER ARLENE STARK FRANCIS SOLOMON SPEARMAN general academic STARTARE general academic general SALLY STEFUS business The senior year was a time of anticipation and . . . Monongahela,s Bi-Centennial . . . New York winning the World Series .. . Higher rates at Mineral Beach .. . First men on general the moon . . . Tom Jones Moratorium . . . First draft lottery . . . Midnight Cowboy . . . Peace,' . . . McCartney hoax . . . Penn State over Missouri in the Orange Bowl . . . Maxicoats . . . Woodstock music festival .. . The death of Eisenhower . . . Slacks in school Three Dog Night Spiro T. Agnew Glen Campbell . .. The Rams Navy blue and gold . . . Senior name cards . . . Zodiac Dance . .. Measuring for caps and gowns . .. Music in the gym . . . Basketball fever . . . SUE ELLEN STICKEL KAREN STUMP business SHEILA SUKLA general Nobody, but nobody, is going to stop me from eating my ice cream, says Wayne Becker. DANNY SULLENBERGER academic ANDREA SZEDON academic Bruce Zavarello makes his campaign speech for treasurer. l42 THOMAS TIIVIKO general DAVID TODD general ' MICHELE TOTH academic DON TUSTIN general DIANE TAKACH academic ERICA TANTLINGER academic BEVERLY TATAR academic JOSEPH TATAR general LINDA TATAR general RICHARD TATAR general WILLIAM TAYLOR general IUDY TEGI general BRIAN TEMPEST general SHELLEY URBANK academic TIMOTHY UZIEL general FRED VITALE academic FRANK VITTONE academic MARY ANN WAGNER business CHERIE WALKER business ROGER WALL academic PATRICK WALTERS general TERRY WARDLE academic NANCY WENTZEL general DENNIS WHITTAKER general RANDY WIDMER general CLAUDIA WILLIAMS academic Gary Cappy calls the Independence Party to silence CURTIS YOHE academic ELIZABETH ALEXANDRA WILSON academic DEBORAH WILSON academic SCOTT WILSON academic PAUL WINBUSH scientific DAVID WINGO scientific GARY WINKLEBLECH general DOROTHY WORKMAN general JOYCE WORTHINGTON academic BEVERLY WRIGHT academic YANKOVITCH business Shorthand class is an essential part of the business curriculum. I44 BRUCE ZAVARELLO business DEBRA ZEEK academic ,1i1..1 The Sixties-that decade of man in space, rising local taxes, heart transplants, cold war, and Vietnam-was made for us. We, as stu- dents, merely learned what we could from the failures and successes of the past ten years. But we have ceased to be mere Sponges, soaking up knowledge and doing little else. As John F. Kennedy said, HThe torch has been passed to a new generation of Ameri- cansf' The class of '70 takes that torch and the responsibilities which it signifies, and hopes to make the future decades a better place in which to live. J AMES ZEH academic ROSE ANN ZENOBI general LINDA ZIEMBA business ALLEN ZIMMER general X PAUL ZMIGROSKY academic Seniors get measured for caps and gowns for their graduation in May. CHARLENE ZUKAUCKAS business Nina Rach: Sophomore Historians, A Cappella Choir Sophomore Class Treasurer, Student Council. 4'Death is but crossing the world, as friends do the sea they live in one another still. She wakes or sleeps with the enduring dead, Thou canst not soar where she is sitting now- Dust to the dust! but the pure spirit shall flow Back to the burning fountain whence it came, A portion of the eternal. She has outsoared the shadow of our nightg Envy and calumny and hate and pain, And that unrest which men miscall delight Can touch her not and torture not againg From the contagion of the worldis slow stain She is secure, and now can never mourn A heart grown cold, a head grown gray in vain Percy Bysshe Shelley Graduating Seniors as -of March 1 Abel, Gene Ackman, Patti Adkins, Krystle Aglio, Kathlyn Aiello, Jan Allen, Carol Allen, George Amoroso, Raymond Antis, Sally Appolonia, Renee Ashcraft, Robert Atkins, Donn Atkinson, Ja Augustine, Joyce Baker, Robert Bakori, Evelyn Balcar, Martha Balliard, Gary Banahasky, Barbara Barbe, David Barclay, Kenneth Barkey, Jerome Barnes, Keith Barone, Annette Bartram, Deborah Baynham, Donald Beal, Donald Beal, Linda Beck, Diane Bereznay, Matthew Biagini, Anthony Biddle, Deborah Bogdan, Donald Bosko, Michelle Bostek, Diane Bottino, Mary Bova, Shirley Boyles, Cheryl Boysen, Lawrence Bozovich, David Brady, Deborah Branch, John Bright, Robert Broadhead, Raymond Bruni, Charles Bruzenak, Kenneth Bucklew, Mark Bucy, Christie Buell, Marsha Buell, Richard Bugaile, Diane Buttermore, Karen Cain, Ruth Calabria, Anthony Calderone, Lugene Callery, Anton Canigiani, Glenn Cappy, Gary Caprio, Patsy Jo Carney, Raymond Carrington, Paula Carson, Deborah Caruso, Garcon Casciani, Renee Cavanaugh, Pam Cepaitis, Terry Chapasko, Vicki Chaussinand, Stephanie Cicci, David Cislak, Barbara Clark, John Cline, Darlene Conte, Mark Conte, Susan Cook, Terry Corbin, Linda Corey, Patricia Coulter, Deborah Courtney, Marjorie Cousert, Colleen Crayton, Scott Cryster, Scott Cunko, Beverly Dash, Doris Davis, Gayle Day, Dale Day, Diana Debranski, Vicki Delattre, Robert DeSantis, Donald DeSantis, Kathy Doerfler, Barbara Donovan, Margaret Dosse, Kristin Doty, Jay Dougherty, Susan Douglas, Robert Dovalovsky, Robert Drechsler, Thomas Dufek, Thomas Dzimiera, John Dupay, Janice Durisko, Carole Dzubay, John Eckert, George Eisenberg, Eddie Ellsworth, Roderick Ellsworth, Rosemary Engel, Cheryl Evans, Bernard Evans, David Evans, Robert Fabin, Diane Fagan, Colleen Fedorchak, Dennis Ferguson, Janice Filippelli, Richard Fincham, Rebecca Fisher, Marie Fitch, Jeffrey Fleisher, Vera Ford, Pamela Forsyth, Sally Foster, Jerry France, Robert Frederick, Leroy Fronzaglio, Gerald Frye, Dorothy Garcia, Brenda Gardner, Carolyn Garry, David Garry, John Garvin, James Gaydos, John Gazetsky, Carole Geary, Kathy Gerbec, Everett Gessel, James Giannini, Donna Gilmore, James Glaser, Barry Glova, Steven Godlesky, Diana Golling, John Grant, Judith Greco, Gene Gregory, Adalyn Grove, Donna Grusofsky, Joseph Guseman, Mary Hahn, Gail Halapy, John Hall, Robert Hallas, Tim Hamilton, Denise Hancock, Frank Harkins, Jenny Harper, Caren Hartman, Donna Hartman, Robert Heath, Thomas Heilman, Wendy Hellier, Crystal Hellier, Edward Herrington, Ronald Hesse, Barbara Hilty, Nancy Hindman, Stanley Hofmeister, Lonie Holets, James Holets, John Holman, Donna Holsopple, Robert Hoosac, Adaline Hoosac, Kirk Hoskin, Deborah Hough, Alice Hunnell, Vanessa Hupchick, Barb Hutchko, John Hyslop, Robert Ingram, Richard Irwin, Thomas Mucci, Darla Jackson, Garrie Jackson, William Jeter, Deborah Johnson, Pamela Jones, Christine Jones, Mark Kabay, Michele Kapusta, Judith Kearns, William Kelly, Connie Kennedy, Michiele Kikla, Jerry Kirchner, Ron Knight, David Koch, Charles Kon, Joseph Konton, George Koval, Carla Kovalak, Elaine Kruki, Linda Kurfess, Mary LaJevic, Lillian Landrey, William Lapson, Colleen Lash, Georgette Lashley, Debra Latorre, Ellen Law, Dennis Leach, Norman Lenhart, Ronald Lenzi, Gary Lester, Marilynn Lilly, Joy Link, Susan Loadman, Bonnie Lofink, Eugene Lomago, Charles Luci, Mary Lusk, Marsha Lytle, Linda Lytle, Roseanne Magone, Frank Manko, Sharon ' Malena, Michele Marraccini, Jeanne Martello, Jane Martin, Marjorie Martinez, Chuck Massare, David Matesich, John Mathias, Lynn Mathies, Debra Matta, Karin Mauser, Thomas Mavrovich, George McClain, Gwynn McClung, Enid McDaid, Glenn McFall, John McGrew, Thomas McMahon, Robert McNatt, Marlene Mead, Susan Meighen, John Mellinger, Dennis Melville, Dorothy Menozzi, Richard Metz, Gary Miller, Billie Miller, Nlelanie Miller, William Mills, Yvonne Miltenberger, Rose Mizwa, Stephen Morgan, Jeanne Morris, Joyce Morris, William Moskal, Christine Muir, Joyce Murphy, Regina Murray, Patricia Nagy, James Neal, Kenneth Nelson, Charles Nester, Garret Nichol, Bob Oddi, Bernard Opfer, Albert 0'Rourke, Kathleen Palmer, Dorothy Pangburn, William Pankiewicz, Linda Piccolo, John Papson, Jan Pepke, Susan Pettis, Barbara Pieczarka, Janice Pierce, David Pietroboni, Dennis Pietroboni, Ronald Popp, Debbie Popp, Robert Pranevich, Dennis Psak, Joan Quattrone, Dennis Radic, John Recker, Wayne Reichel, Albert Restelli, Mary Roman, Andrew Roman, Beverly Rosborough, David Rosche, Bob Rostcheck, David Rostosky, Vicky Rowe, Jerry Rozik, Richard Rubino, Stephanie Rybar, Barbara Sala, Sharon Sanders, Patricia Scalise, James Serra, Denise Sevcik, David Seykoski, Gary Shoemaker, James Simmen, Oscar Simmons, Paul Simmons, Thais Sims, Paula Sirilla, Danny Sitar, Paul Skowvron, Donald Slebodnik, Larry Slifko, Rosanne Sloneker, Charles Smith Amy Smith, Bob Smith Brenda Smith, Carle Smith John Smith Mike Sollosi, Richard Solomon, Norman Solomon, Thomas Spearman, Brian Spencer, Becky Stark, Arlene Startare, Francis Stefus, Sally Stickel, Sue Ellen Stump, Karen Sukla, Sheila Sullenberger, Danny Szedon, Andrea Takach, Diane Tantlinger, Erica Tatar, Beverly Tatar, Joseph Tatar, Linda Taylor, Billy Tegi, Judy Tempest, Brian Timko, Thomas Todd, David Toth, Michele Tustin, Donald Urbank, Shelley Uziel, Timothy Vitale, Fred Vittone, Frank Wagner, Mary Ann Walker, Cherie Wall, Roger Wardle, Terry Wentzel, Nancy Whittiker, Dennis Widmer, Randolf Wilson, Alexandra Wilson, Deborah Wilson, Scott Winbush, Paul Wingo, Dave Winkleblech, Gary Worthington, Joyce Wright, Beverly Yankovitch, Elizabeth Yohe, Curtis Zavarello, Bruce Zeek, Debra Zeh, James Zenobi, Rose Ziemba, Linda Zimmer, Allen Zmigrosky, Paul Zukauckas, Charlene Alma Mater Hail to thee our Alma Mater Sing her praises ever more! Hail to thee our Alma Mater And the wisdom at her door Sing we praises' to her honor To the glory of her name. Hail to thee Monongahela Let our voices now proclaim. Official Photographers to the FLAME TRAVERSARPS STUDIO Main Street Monongahela Pa 15063 l I49 Abel, Gene: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, German Club, 2,3, Span- ish Club, 1, Track Team, 1. Ackman, Patti: Business, Art Club, 1, Band Club, 2,3, Double S, 1: F.B.L.A., 2, Hall Dutv. 1: Pep Club, 1.23, Maiorette, 2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3. Adkins, Krystle: Academic, Biology Club, 1, 2,3, Hall Duty, 1,2,3, Pep Club, 1,2, Prom Committee, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Viet Nam Club, 2,3. Aglio, Kathlyn: Academic, Art Club, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1. Aiello, ,lanz Academic, Art Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Cheerleader, 1,2,3, Entre Nous, 2, Future Teachers Club, 2, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Sig- ma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1. Allen, Carol: Academic, Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Sopho- more Historians, 1, Viet Nam Club, 2. Allen, George: General, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3. Amoroso, Raymond: General, Projector Com- mittee, 1. Antis, Sally: Academic, Biology Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 3, Hall Duty, 3, Li- brary Club, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2. Appolonia, Renee: Academic, Band Club, 1, 2,3, Dance Band, 1,2,3, E.S.P. Club, 2, National Honor Society, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sig- ma Rho Delta, 2, Spanish Club, 1, G.A.L., 1. Ashcraft, Robert: Academic, Spanish Club, 1,2. Atkins, Donn: Scientific, Basketball, 1, Bi- ology Club, 1.2, Entre Nous, 2, P.F.C. Club 3, Physics Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Sophomore Atomic Tracers, 2,3. Atkinson, Ja: General. Augustine, Joyce: Business, Hall Duty, 2, Pep Club, 2,3, Usherettes, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 2. Augustine, Len: General, Baseball, 1, Cam- pus Life Club, 3. Baker, Robert: General. Bakori, Evelyn: Academic, Entre Amis, 1, Entre Nous, 2,3, Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Library Club, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sopho- more Historians, 1, Student Council, 1, Un- derclass Reporters, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 1,2. Balcar, Martha: Business, F.B.L.A., 1,2,3, Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3. Balliard, Gary: General, Senior Boys Ath- letics, 3. Barbe, David, Academic, All Class Play, 3, Band Club, 1,2, Baseball, 3, Dance Band, 1, 2,3, Football Team, 1, Senior Class Play, 3, Senior Boys Athletics 3. Barclay, Kenneth: Academic, Atomic Trac- ers, 2, Biology Club, 1. Barkey, Jerry: Academic, All Class Play, 3, Football Club, 1, Football Team, 1, German Club, 1, 2, Senior Class Play, 3, Stage Crew, 3, Thespians, 1,2,3, Senior Boys Ath- letics, 3. Barnes, Keith: Scientific, Archery Club, 3, Biology Club, 1, Hi-Y Club, 2, Physics ISO Historians, 1, Bel Canto, 3, Club, 3. Barone, Annette: Business, Art Club, 1, Double S, 1, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Library Club, 1, Office Girls, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3. Bartram, Deborah: Academic, Biology Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 2, Future Teachers Club, 3, Hall Duty Girls, 1,2, Pep Club, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2. Baynham, Donald: General. Beal, Donald: General, Archery Club, 3, Campus Life Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2. Beal, Linda: Business, Biology Club, 1, Cam- pus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Hall Duty, 1. Beck, Diane: Business, Biology Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1. Bereznay, Matthew: Academic, Archery Club, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3, G.A.L., 1. Biagini, Richard: Business, F.B.L.A., 3. Biddle, Deborah: Academic, Bel Canto, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, Going-to-College Club, 3, Boys Athletics, 1,2. Bogdan, Donald: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 2. Bosko, Michelle: Scientific, Conservation Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 1.2,3: Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, Sophomore Historians, 1, Usherettes, 1,2,3. Bostek, Diane: General, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1. Bottino, Mary: General, Pep Club. 1. Bova, Shirley: Business, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, Usherettes, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 3, F.B.L.A., 1. Boyles, Cheryl: Business, Band Club, 1.2.3, Campus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 1, Thes- pians, 2. Boysen, Larry: Academic, Art Club, 3, Biol- ogy Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Weight Lifting Club, 2. Bozovich, David: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, Football Club, 1, Football Team, 1, German Club, 2,3, Spanish Club, 1, Thes- pians, 2, Sophomore Boys Athletics, 1. Brady, Deborah: General, Pep Club, 1,2,3, All Class Play, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Thes- pians, 2,3, Majorette, 2,3, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3, Senior Class Play, 3. Branch, John: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, Physics Club, 3. Bright, Robert: Academic, Cross Country Team, 1, German Club, 1,2, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, 3, Track Team, 3, Varsity Club, 1. Broadhead, Raymond: General, Hi-Y Club, 3, Track Team, 1. Bruni, Charles: Academic, Biology Club, 1, Conservation Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Pep Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Track Team, 1,2, Soph- omore Historians, 1, Under-Class Reporters, 1,2, Varsity Club, 2,3. Bruzenak, Kenneth: Academic, Band Club, 1.2,3, Dance Band, 3, Hall Patrol, 3. Bucklew, Mark: General, Archery Club, 3, Biology Club, 2,3, Conservation Club, 2,3, Cross Country Team, 1,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,3, P.F.C. Club, 3. Bucy, Chris: Academic, El Circulo Espanol, 1,2,3, Pep Club, 1,2, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Girls Athletics, 1.2. Buell, Marsha: Academic, Art Club, 3, Band Club, 1,2, Dance Band, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Thes- pians, 1. Buell, Richard: Academic, Biology Club, 2, German Club, 1,2. Bugaile, Diane: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Entre Amis, 1, Entre Nous, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 2, Future Teachers Club, 2, German Club, 3, Library Club, 1., Majorette, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Publications, 3, Underclass Reporters, 1,2, Varsity-Ettes, 2. Buttermore, Karen: Business, Archery Club, 3, First Aid Club, 3. Cain, Ruth: Business, F.B.L.A., 2, Hiking Club, 3, Library Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, Viet Nam Club, 2, First Aid Club, 3. Calabria, Anthony: General, Band Club, 3, Campus Life Club, 3, Cross Country Team, 2, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Track Team, 2, Boys Athletics, 1,2. Calderone, Lugene: Academic, Band Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 2, Going- to-College Club, 2, Majorette, 1,2,3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Student Council, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Callery, Anton: Scientific, Band Club, 3, Bel Canto, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 2, Student Council, 1. Canigiani, Glenn: Academic, Football Club, 1,2,3, Football Team, 1,2,3, Spanish Club, 2. Cappy, Gary: Academic, Basketball, 1,2,3, Biology Club, 1, Cross Country Team, 1,3, Football Club, 2, Football Team, 2, National Honor Society, 2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Stu- dent Council, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Caprio, Patsy lo: Business, Campus Life Club, 3, El Circulo Espanol, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Hall Duty, 1, Library Club, 1,2, Na- tional Honor Society, 2,3, Office Girls, 3, Pep Club, 1,2, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Student Council, 2, Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 2. Carney, Raymond: General. Carrington, Paula: Business, F.B.L.A., 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3. Carson, Deborah: General, Usherettes, 1,2,3, Viet Nam Club, 3. Caruso, Garcon: Academic, Band Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, Publications, 3, Un- derclass Reporters, 1,2. Casciani, Renee: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 3, El Circulo Espanol, 2, Future Homemak- ers Club, 1,2, Future Teachers Club, 2, Go- ing to-College Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Spanish Club, 1, Sophomore His- torians, 1. Cavanaugh, Pam: Academic, Future Teach- ers Club, 2, Pep Club, 2.3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Publications, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sopho- more Historians, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Cepaitis, Terry: Academic, Spanish Club, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Chapasko, Vicki: Academic, Basketball fGirlsJ, 1,2, Entre Amis, 1, Entre Nous, 2, E.S.P. Club, 1, Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Hall Duty, 3, Pep Club, 1,2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Sopho- more Historians, 1, Student Council, 2, Thespians, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1. Chassinand, Stephanie: Business: Art Club, 1: Biology Club. 2: Campus Life Club, 3: Office Girls, 3: P.F.C. Club, 3. Cicci, David: Scientific: Baseball, 1: Biology Club, 1: Football Club, 1,2: Football Team, 1,2: Future Teachers Club, 2,3: Physics Club, 3. Cislak, Barbara: Academic: El Circulo Espa- nol, 3: Library Club, 1.2: Peo Club. 12: Physics Club, 3: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Span- ish Club, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1: Underclass Reporters, 1. Clark, John: Academic: Band Club, 1,2,3: Biology Club, 3: Conservation Club, 2: Dance Band, 3: Hi-Y Club, 2: Sophomore Histori- ans, 1: Senior Boys Athletics, 1. Cline, Darlene: Business: Art Club, 1: Li- brary Club, 1: Office Girls, 2,3: Pep Club, 1,2,3: P.O.D. Club, 3: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Sophomore Historians, 1: Varsity-Ettes, 2,3. Conte, Mark: Scientific: Atomic Tracers, 2: E.S.P. Club, 1: Spanish Club, 1,2: Student Council, 2,3: Senior Boys Athletics, 3. Conte, Susan: Business: Vice-President: 1: National Honor Society, 2,3: Office Girls, 3: Pep Club, 1,2: P.O.D. Club, 3: Prom Com- mittee, 2: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Sophomore Historians, 1: Student Council, 1: Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3: Varsity-Ettes, 2. Cook, Terry: General: Football Club, 1: Foot- ball Team, 1. Corbin, Linda: Business: Sophomore Histori- ans, 1: Usherettes, 3. Corey, Patricia: Business: Biology Club, 1: Future Homemakers Club, 2: Thespians, 2: Varsity-Ettes, 3. Coulter, Debbie: Business: Campus Life Club, 3: Office Girls, 3: Touch Shorthand Secre- taries, 3. Courtney, Marjorie: General: P.O.D. Club, 3. Crayton, Scott: Scientific: Boys Athletics Club, 1,2.3: Hi-Y Club, 2, Physics Club. 3. Crytser, Scott: Academic: Art Club, 1,2,3: English Club, 2: E.S.P. Club, 1: Student Council, 3: Thespians, 2,3: Senior Boys Ath- letics, 2,3. Cunko, Beverly: General: Art Club, 1: Civic Club, 2,3: Double S, 2: Future Homemakers, 1: Varsity-Ettes, 3. Dash, Doris: Academic: All Class Play, 2: Entre Amis, 1: Entre Nous, 3: Future Teach- ers, 2,3: National Honor Society, 2,3: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Student Council, 1: Senior Class Play, 3: Thespians, 3. Davis, Gayle: Scientific: Basketball fGirlsl, 2: Biology Club, 1,2: Secretary, 3: Conser- vation Club, 1,2: Entre Nous, 2: E.S.P. Club, 1.2: Future Teachers Club, 2,3: National Honor Society, 2.3: Pep Club, 1,2,3: Cheer- leader, 1.2,3: Physics Club, 3: Sophomore Historians, 1. Davis, Kenneth: General: Basketball, 1: Hi-Y Club, 1. Day, Dale: Academic: Band Club, 1,2,3: Dance Band, 1,2. Day, Diana: Academic: Art Club, 1: Band Club, 2,3: Campus Life Club, 3: Pep Club, 3: Sophomore Historians 1: Thespians, 2. Day, Robert: General: Archery Club, 1: Soc- cer Team, 1: Senior Boys Athletics, 3. DeBranski, Vickie: Academic: Band Club, 1: Campus Life Club, 3: Civic Club, 2: Dance Band, 1,2: Double S, 1,2: P.F.C. Club, 3. Delattre, Robert: General: Archery Club, 1, 2: Spanish Club, 1: Senior Boys Athletics, 3. DeSantis, Don: General: Campus Life Club, 3: Boys Athletics, 1,2: Sportsmanis Club, 1. DeSantis, Kathleen: Academic: Biology Club, 1,2: Campus Life Club, 3: Conservation Club, 1,2: Entre Amis, 1: Entre Nous, 2,3: E.S.P. Club, 1,3: Future Teachers Club, 2: Going-to-College Club, 2: Hall Duty, 3: Li- brary Club, 1,3: National Honor Society, 2,3: Pep Club, 1,3: Prom Committee, 2: Publica- tions, 3: Underclass Reporters, 1,2: Usher- ettes, 1,3: Varsity-Ettes, 1,3. Doerfler, Barbara: Scientific: Biology Club, 1,3: Conservation Club, 2,3: Future Nurses Club, 2,3: Hall Duty, 1: Pep Club, 3: P.O.D. Club, 3: Usherettes, 2,3: Varsity-Ettes, 3. Donovan, Margaret: Business: Civic Club, 2: Double S, 2: F.B.L.A., 3. Dosse, Kristin: Business: Future Nurses Club, 1: Usherettes, 1,2,3. Doty, Jay: General: Senior Boys Athletics, 3: Football Club, 1,2: Football Team, 1: Pro- jector Committee, 1,2. Dougherty, Susan: Academic: Campus Life Club, 3: Conservation Club, 1,2: Entre Amis, 1: Entre Nous, 2,3: E.S.P. Club, 2: Going-to- College Club, 2,3: National Honor Society, 2,3: Pep Club, 1,2,3: Prom Committee, 2: Publications, 3: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Sopho- more Historians, 1: Underclass Reporters, 1,2. Douglas, Robert: General: Art Club, 2,3: Campus Life Club, 3: Sophomore Boys Ath- letics, 1. Dovalosky, Robert: Academic: Art Club, 1: Atomic Tracers, 2: Physics Club, 3. Drechsler, Thomas: Academic: Baseball, 2: Biology .Club, 1: Entre Nous, 2: Future Teachers Club, 2: Pep Club, 3: P.F.C. Club, 3: Physics Club, 3: Prom Committee, Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Soccer Team, 1: Sophomore Historians, 1. Dufek, Thomas: General: E.S.P. Club, 3: Archery Club, 1,2. Dupay, Janice: Business: Bel Canto, 1: E.S.P. Club, 1,2: Office Girls, 3: Pep Club, 1,2,3: Sigma Rho Delta, 2: Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1: Var- sity-Ettes, 2,3. Durisko, Carole: Business: Art Club, 1: Double S, 1,3: Thespians, 2. Dzimiera, John: Academic: All Class Play, 2,3: German Club, 1: Senior Class Play, 1,2, 3: Stage Crew, 1,2,3: Thespians, 2,3. Dzubay, John: General: Football Club, 1: Football Team, 1: Spanish Club, 1: Stage Crew, 1,2,3: Track Team, 1: Thespians, 2.3. Eckert, George: Academic: Baseball, 1,2,3: Basketball, 3: Bel Canto, 1: Campus Life Club, 3: Football Club, 2: Football Team, 2, 3: German Club, 1,2: Pep Club, 3: Physics Club 3: Publications, 3: Track Team, 3: Sophomore Historians, 1: Varsity Club, 2,3. Eisenberg, Edward: Business. Ellsworth, Roderick: Scientific: Baseball, 1,2, 3: Basketball, 1,2: Football Club, 1,2: Foot- ball Team, 1,2,3: Going-to-College Club, 2: Pep Club, 3: Physics Club. 3: Prom Com- mittee, 2: Student Council, 2: Varsity Club, 2.3. Ellsworth, Rosemary: Scientific: Atomic Tracers, 2: Future Nurses Club, 1: Conser- vation Club, 2: Future Teachers Club, 2: Going-to-College Club, 3: Hall Duty, 2,3: Physics Club, 3. Engel, Cheryl: Academic: Band Club, 2: Biology Club, 2: Campus Life Club, 3: El Circulo Espanol, 1: Going-to-College Club, 3: Hall Duty, 3: Office Girls, 3: Pep Club, 3: Publications, 3. Evans, Bernard: General: Campus Life Club, 3: Football Team, 1: Student Council, 3: Track Team, 1,2,3: Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Evans, David: Academic: All Class Play, 3: Campus Life Club, 3: Conservation Club, 1, 2.3: Cross Country Team, 2,3: El Circulo Espanol, 1: Hi-Y Club, 2: Sophomore Histo- rians, 1: Spanish Club, 2: Track Team, 1,2,3: Varsity Club, 2. Evans, Robert: Academic: All Class Play, 2: Atomic Tracers, 2: Conservation Club, 1,2: Entre Amis, 1: Entre Nous, 2: Going-to-Col- lege Club, 2: P.F.C. Club, 3: Physics Club, 3: Sophomore Historians, 1: Student Council, 3: Senior Class Play, 3. Fabin, Diane: Academic: Biology Club, 2: E.S.P. Club, 2: Going-to-College Club, 3: Pep Club, 3: P.O.D. Club, 3: Publications, 3: Sophomore Historians, 1: Usherettes, 1,2.3. Fagan, Colleen: Business: Hiking Club, 3: G.A.L., 1,2. Fedorchak, Dennis: Academic: Art Club, 1,3: Hi-Y Club, 1,2. Ferguson, Janice: Academic: Biology Club, 1,2: Future Teachers Club, 2,3: Double S, 1,3. Filippelli, Richard: General. Fincham, Rebecca: General: Future Home- makers, 1,2: Library Club, 1: Pep Club, 1,3: Servettes, 1,2,3. Fisher, Marie: Business: F.B.L.A., 2: Hiking Club, 3: First Aid Club, 3. Fitch, Jeffrey: General: El Circulo Espanol, 1: Football Club, 1,2: Football Team, 1,2: Senior Boys Athletics, 3. Fleischer, Vera: Business: Band Club, 1,2,3: Campus Life Club, 3: Conservation Club, 2: F.B.L.A., 1. Ford, Pamela: Academic: Atomic Tracers, 3: Campus Life Club, 3: Entre Nous, 2: E.S.P. Club, 1,2: Future Nurses Club, 1,2,3: Nation- al Honor Society, 2,3: Pep Club, 1,2: Sopho- more Historians, 1: Usherettes, 1,2,3. Forsyth, Sally: Academic: Campus Life Club, 3: Entre Nous, 2: Future Homemakers Club, 1, 3: Pep Club, 1,2: Usherettes, 1: Varsity- Eues, 2. Foster, Jerry: General: Archery Club, 1,2: Football Club, 1,2: Football Team, 1,2: Sport Club, 1: Senior Boys Athletics, 3. Foster, Thomas: General: Art Club, 1,2,3: Campus Life Club, 3: Hi-Y Club, 2. France, Robert: General: German Club, 1: Soccer Team, 1: Stage Crew, 2: Boys Ath- letics, 1,2,3. Frederick, Leroy: Scientific: Biology Club, 1: Campus Life Club, 3: Cross Country Team, 1.2: Hi-Y Club, 2: Pep Club, 3: Soccer Team, 3: Spanish Club, 1,2: Track Team, 1, 2,3: Varsity Club, 1. Fronzaglio, Gerald: General: Campus Life Club, 3: Conservation Club, 2: Sophomore Boys Athletics, 1. Q Frye, Dorothy: Scientific: Atomic Tracers, 2, 3: Biology Club, 2: Entre Nous, 2,3: E.S.P. Club, 1.2: Going-to-College Club, 2,3: Na- tional Honor Society, 2,3: Pep Club, 2: Soph- omore Historians, 1: Physics Club, 3: Service Center, 3: Thespians, 1. Garcia, Brenda: Business: Archery Club, 1: Civic Club, 2: Double S, 2,3: Pep Club, 1: Student Council, 3: Varsity-Ettes, 3. Gardner, Carolyn: Academic: Biology Club, 3: El Circulo Espanol, 1: Future Nurses, 2, 3: Pep Club, 3: Thespians, 1: Usherettes, 2,3. I5l Garry, David: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, Football Team, 1, Pep Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2. Garry, John: Academic, Cross Country Team, 2, Track Team, 2, Thespians, 3, Boys Ath- letics, 2. Garvin, James: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 3, Band Club, 2,3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sopho- more Historians, 1, Spanish Club, 1. Gaydos, John: Scientific, Band Club, 1, Dance Band, 1,2,3, Football Club, 1,2, Foot- ball Team, 1,2,3, Golf Team, 2,3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Gazetsky, Carole: Academic, Biology Club, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 3, Future Teachers Club, 3, Hall Duty, 3, Hiking Club, 3. Geary, Kathy: Business, Biology Club, 1, E.S.P., Club, 2, Hall Duty, 2, Office Girls, 3, Service Center, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 3, Ush- erettes, 1,2,3. Gerbec, Everett: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 2: Biology Club, 1, Con- servation Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 1. Gessel, James: Academic, Physics Club, 3, Track Team, 1,2, Basketball Team, 1,2,3. Giannini, Donna: General, Hiking Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, First Aid Club, 3. Gilmore, James: General. Glaser, Barry: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Baseball, 3, Basketball Team, 1,2,3, Campus Life Club, 3, Biology Club, 1, German Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Student Council, 1. Glova, Steve: Academic: Atomic Tracers, 2, Band Club, 2,3, Baseball, 2,3, Golf Team, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Godlesky, Diana: Business, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Touch Shorthand Sec- retaries, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1,2. Golling, John: Business, Conservation Club, 1,2, F.B.L.A., 1,2. Goryl, John: General, Archery Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Soccer Team, 3, Varsity Club, 3. Grant, Judy: Business, Art Club, 1, Civic Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 1, Double S, 2,3. Greco, Gene: Academic, Hi-Y Club, 2,3, Spanish Club, 1,2,3. Gregory, Adalyn: Academic, German Club, 2,3, Thespians, 2, Publications 3. Grove, Donna: Business, Pep Club, 2,3, Office Girls, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Com- mittee, 2, Publications, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Touch Short- hand Secretaries, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 2. - Grusofsky, Joseph: Academic, Bel Canto, 1, 2, Conservation Club, 1,3, El Circulo Espa- nol, 1, E.S.P. Club, 3, Future Teachers Club, 2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3. Guseman, Mary: Academic, Art Club, 1,3, German Club, 2, Hall Duty, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, G.A.L., 1. Hahn, Gail: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 3, Basketball fGirlsl, 1, 2, Biology Club, 1,2, Conservation Club, 2, Entre Nous, 2, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Going-to-College Club, 3, Nation- al Honor Society, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Soph- omore Historians, 1, Viet Nam Club, 2,3. Halapy, John: Scientific, Archery Club, 3, Biology Club, 1,2, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, El Circulo Espanol, 2, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Physics Club, 3, Spanish Club, 2. l52 Hall, Robert: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2,3, Biology Club, 1, Conservation Club, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 2,3, Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Physics Club, 3. Hallas, Timothy: General, Football Club, 1, Football Team, 1. Hamilton, Denise: Academic, Biology Club, 1,2, Conservation Club, 1, German Club, 2,3, Library Club, 3, Servettes, 1, Service Cen- ter, 2, Viet Nam Club, 2. Hancock, Frank: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2,3, Band Club, 1, Entre Nous, 2, Going-to- College Club, 2,3, Physics Club, 3. Harkins, Jenny: Business, Archery Club, 1, Hiking Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1, First Aid Club, 3. Harper, Caren: Business, Hiking Club, 3. Hartman, Donna: General, Civic Club, 2,3, Double S, 2. Hartman, Robert: Business, Archery Club, 3, SophomoregHistorians, 1. Heath, Thomas: Academic, Baseball, 1, Boys Athletics, 1,2,3. Heilman, Wendy: Business, Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3, Usherettes, 1,2,3. Hellier, Crystal: Campus Life Club, 3, Tri- Hi-Y, 1,2, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Hellier, Kevin: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Football Team, 1, German Club, 3, Physics Club, 3. Herrington, Ronald: General, Archery Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3. Hesse, Barbara: Academic, Future Nurses Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1. Hilty, Nancy: Business, Biology Club, 2, Double S, 3, Pep Club, 1, P.F.C. Club, 3. Hindman, Stanley: Business, F.B.L.A., 3. Hofmeister, Lonie: Business, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 2, Office Girls, 3, Pep Club, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Touch Short- hand Secretaries, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 2. Holets, James: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1,2, Conservation Club, 1,2, Entre Nous, 2, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Student Council, 3. Holets, John: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, Cross Country, 2,3, Entre Nous, 2, Going-to-College Club, 2, National Honor Society, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Student Council, 1,2,3, Track Team, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Holman, Donna: Scientific, Conservation Club, 2,3, Future Nurses Club, 1, Going-to- College Club, 2,3, Hall Duty Girls, 1,2, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Physics Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Student Council, 2. Holsopple, Robert: General, Campus Life Club, 3, Hoosac, Adaline: Business, Archery Club, 1, 7 F.B.L.A., 3. Hoosac, Kirk: General, Senior Boys Athletics, 1,2,3. Hough, Alice: General, Future Homemakers Club, 2, Future Nurses Club, 1, Viet Nam Club, 1. Hunnell, Vanessa: Business, Archery Club, 1,2, F.B.L.A., 1,2. Hupchick, Barbara: Business, Art Club, 1,2, 3, Campus Life Club, 2, Hall Duty, 1,2,3, -07656 Monangahela Pa Pg 150--VD..16. Pep Club, 1,2, Thespians, 1,2, Usherettes, 1. Hutchko, John: Scientific, Biology Club, 2,3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Cross Country Club, 1,2,3, Track Team, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Hyslop, Robert: Scientific, Cross Country Team. 3, Track Team, 1,2,3, Football Club, 1,2, Football Team, 1,2, Spanish Club, 1, Student Council, 2,3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3, Boys Athletics, 3. Ingram, Richard: Scientific, Art Club, lg Atomic Tracers, 2, Conservation Club, 2,3, German Club, 2,3, Physics Club, 3. lrwin, Thomas: Academic, Band Club, 1,2,3, Baseball, 2,3, Campus Life Club, 3, Cross Country Team, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 1,2,3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Track Team, 1,2,3. Jackson, Garrie: General, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, E.S.P. Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Pep Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1, Stage Crew, 1. Jackson, William: Business, Campus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Football Club, 1, Foot- ball Team, 1, Pep Club, 3. Jeter, Deborah: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Hall Duty, 1,2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1,2,3, Varsity- Etres, 3. Johnson, Pamela: Business, Double S, 3, Future Homemakers Club, 1,2, Library Club, 1, 2, Servettes, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Jones, Christine: Business, Campus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Future Homemakers Club, 1, Sophomore Historians, 1. Jones, Mark: General, Art Club, 1, Biology Club, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Cross Country Team, 2,3, Fu- ture Teachers Club, 2,3, Track Team, 1,3. Kabay, Michele: General, Archery Club, 1, Art Club, 1.3: Civic Club, 2,3, Double S, 1,2.3, Pep Club, 1. Kapusta, Judy: Scientific, Biology Club, 1,2, Future Teachers Club. 2, Going-to-College Club, 2.3: Hall Duty, 1: Pep Club, 2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Student Council, 2.3. Kearns, William: Academic, Art Club, 1, Atomic Tracers, 2: Campus Life Club, 3, Entre Nous. 1, P.F.C. Club, 3, Prom Com- mittee, 2, Soccer Team, 2.3. Kelly, Connie: Academic: Art Club, 1,3, Double S, 3, El Circulo Espanol, 2: Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Library Club, 1, Pep Club, 1, P.O.D. Club. 3: Spanish Club, 2. Kennedy, Michiele: Academic, Bel Canto, 2, Conservation Club, 1, Future Nurses Club, 1, 2.3, Library Club, 1, Pep Club, 1,2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Kikla, Jerry: Academic, Pep Club, 3, Phys- ics Club, 3. Kirchner, Ron: General, Bel Canto, 2,3, Archery Club, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2, German Club, 1. Knight, David: General: Boys Athletics Club, 3, Football Team, 1, German Club, 2. Koch, Charles: Academic, Art Club, 2,3, Baseball, 1: Campus Life Club, 3. Kon, Joseph: General, All Class Play, 1, Archery Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Stage Crew, 1. Koval, Carla: Academic: E.S.P. Club. 1.2, Going-to-College Club, 3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Spanish Club, 1,2, Student Council, 1,2. Kovalak, Elaine: Academic, E.S.P. Club, 1, Future Teachers Club. 2.3, Hall Duty, 2, Pep Club, 1,2, Physics Club, 3. Kruki, Linda: Business, Art Club, 1, Double S, 2, Civic Club, 2, F.B.L.A., 3, Pep Club, 3. Kurfess, Mary: Academic, Pep Club, 3, Dou- ble S, 3, German Club, 2. LaJevic, Lillian: Academic, Band Club, 1,2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 3, G.A.L., 1. Landrey, Mark: Academic, Atomic 'Tracers, 2, Going-to-College Club, 2, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Soccer Team, 3, Track Team, 2,3. Lapson, Colleen: Business, Civic Club, 2, Double S, 1,2,3, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Lash, Gigi, Business, Art Club, 2, Hiking Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Varsity- Ettes, 2,3. Lashley, Debbie: Business, Pep Club, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Hall Duty, 1, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 1. Latorre, Ellen: Academic, Biology,Club, 1,2, 3, Conservation Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2,3. Law, Dennis: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Football Team, 1, German Club, 1,2, Physics Club, 3, Soccer Team, 3, Varsity Club, 3. Leach, Norman: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2,3, Conservation Club, 1.2,3, Cross Country Team, 1, E.S.P. Club, 2,3, Spanish Club, 2. Lenhart, Ronald: Business, Bel Canto, 2, Vice-President, 3, Track Team, 1, Boys Athletics, 2,3. Lenhart, Sharon: General: Pep Club, 1,3, Hiking Club. 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1.2. Lenzi, Gary: Academic, Band Club, 1,2.3, Biology Club, 2: Cross Country Team. 1,2, Dance Band, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Track Team, 1.2, Varsity Club, 2. Lester, Marilyn: General, Hiking Club, 3, Pep Club, 2. Lilly, Jov: Business, P.O.D. Club, 3, Future Homemakers Club, 1,2, First Aid Club, 3, Viet Nam Club, 1. Link, Susan: Academic, Biology Club, 2, E.S.P. Club, 3, Hiking Club, 3. Loadman, Bonnie: Business, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 2,3, F.B.L.A., 1,2,3, Library Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2, Var- sity-Ettes, 3. Lofink, Eugene: Academic, All Class Play, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, 1,2,3, Stage Crew, 1,2,3, Thespians, 1,2,3. Lomago, Charles: Atomic Tracers, 2,3, Base- ball, 1, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Going-to-College Club, 1,2, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3. Luci, Mary: General, Future Homemakers Club, 2, Servettes, 2,3, Career Club, 3. Lusk, Marsha: Business, Bel Canto, 3, Hall Duty, 2, Pep Club, 2,3, Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3, Usherettes, 2, Varsity-Ettes, 2, G.A.L., 1. Lytle, Linda: Business, Civic Club, 2, Arch- ery Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Double S, 1,2, Majorette, 1,2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, P.F.C. Club, 3. Lytle, Rosanne: Business, Viet Nam Club, 1, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2, Art Club, 3. McClain, Gwynn: Business, Library Club, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1,2,3. I McClung, Christine: Academic, Entre Nous, 2, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Future Nurses Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 3, Going-to-College Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Thespians, 2,3. McDaid, Glenn: Scientific, Campus Life Club, 3. McFall, John: General, Boys Athletics Club, 1,2. McGrew, Thomas: Academic, Biology Club, 3, Sport Club, 1. McMahon, Robert: Academic, Band Club, 1, Baseball, 1,2,3, Campus Life Club, 3, Hall Patrol, 3, Soccer Team, 2,3, Varsity Club, 2,3. McNatt, Marlene: Business, Art Club, 3, Archery Club, 1, Conservation Club, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, F.B.L.A., 1,2, Hall Duty, 1, Pep Club, 1,2, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Magone, Frank: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1, Entre Nous, 2, E.S.P Club, 1,2,3, Going-to-College Club, 2.3, Na- tional Honor Society, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Soccer Team, 1,2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1. Malena, Michele: Academic, Cheerleader, 1, 2,3, Entre Nous, 2, E.S.P. Club, 3, Pep Club '1,2,3, Future Nurses Club, 1, Hall Duty, 3, G.A.L., 1, National Honor Society, 2,3, Of- fice Girls, 2,3, Prom Committee, 2, Publi- cations, 3, Service Center, 3, Student Coun- cil, 1,2,3, Viet Nam Club, 2,3. Manko, Sharon: Business, Viet Nam Club 5 1,2, i Marks Jeffrey: General. Marraccini, Jeanne: Academic, Art Club, 1, 2,3, Hall Duty, 3, Pep Club, 1,2, Thespians, 2. Martello, Janie: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 3, Future Homemakers Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 2, Going-to-College Club, 3, Hall Duty, 2, Pep Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, G.A.L., 1. Martin, Marjorie: Academic, Biology Club, 3, Conservation Club, 2,3, Future Nurses Club, 1,2,3, Hall Duty, 1, Pep Club, 2,3, Usherettes, 1,2,3. Martinez, Charles: Academic, Band Club, 1, 2.3, Spanish Club, 1, Boys Athletics Club 3. Massare, David: Academic, Baseball, 1.2, Basketball, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, German Club, 2, Spanish Club, 1, Boys Athletics, 3. Matesich, John: Scientific, Archery Club, 3, Atomic Tracers, 2,3, Biology Club, 1, Physics Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Mathias, Lynn: Business, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, 2,3, F.B.L.A., 2,3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Mathies, Debbie: Academic, Biology Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, Future Home- makers Club, 3, Library Club, 1, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2. Matta, Karin: General, First Aid Club, 3, G.A.L., 2, Hiking Club, 3, Library Club, 2.3. Mauser, Thomas: Academic, Physics Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1,2,3. Mavrovich, George: Academic, Golf Team, 1, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Boys Athletics, 1,2. Mead, Susan: Academic, Hall Duty, 2, Ent Nous, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Future Homemaker.: Club, 3, G.A.L., 1. Meighen, John: Academic, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Spanish Club, 1, Track Team, 1. Mellinger, Dennis: Academic, Baseball, 2, Biology Club, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Soc- cer Team, 1,2,3, El Circulo Espanol, 1,2, Pep Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1,2, Student Council, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 2,3. Melville, Dorothy: General, Civic Club, 2,3, Double S, 2,3, Future Homemakers Club, 1, Pep Club, 3, Servettes, 1. Menozzi, Richard: Academic, Atomic Trac- ers, 2, Band Club, 1,2,3, Basketball, 1,2,3, Biology Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Golf Team 2, National Honor Society, 2,3, Phys- ics Club, 3, Student Council, 3. Mertz, David: General. Metz, Gary: Academic, Hi-Y Club, 2, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, German Club, 2, P.F.C. Club, 3, Track Team, 1,2. Miller, Billie: Business, Sophomore Histori- ans, 1, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2. Miller, Melanie: General, Biology Club, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Future Nurses Club, 1, 2, Library Club, 1, Pep Club, 1,2, Varsity- Eues, 3. Miller, William: Academic, Archery Club, 2. Mills, Yvonne: Academic, Pep Club, 2, Fu- ture Nurses Club, 1,3, Hall Duty, 2,3, Li- brary Club, 1,2, Servettes, 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2. Miltenberger, Rose: Business, El Circulo Es- panol, 2, P.O.D. Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 1. Mizwa, Stephen: Academic, Biology Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, El Circulo Espanol, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 2,3, Football Club, 1,2, Football Team, 1, 2,3, Hall Patrol, 3, Going-to-College Club, 3, Pep Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Com- mittee, 2, Track Team, 1,2,3. Morgan, Jeanne: Business, Viet Nam Club, 2,3. Morris, Joyce: Business, F.B.L.A., 2, Hiking Club, 3, First Aid Club, 3, G.A.L., 3. Morris, William: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Basketball, 1, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Junior President, 2, Going-to- College Club, 1, Hall Patrol, 2, Pep Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Publications, 3, Soccer Club, 1,2,3, Student Council, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 2,3. Mucci, Darla: General, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 2, E.S.P. Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 2, Library Club, 1, Pep Club, 1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3. Muir, Joyce: Academic, Art Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Usherettes, 2,3,, Varsity-Ettes, 2. Murphy, Regina: Business, G.A.L. 1, Hiking Club, 3. Murray, Patty: Academic, Future Home- makers Club, 1,2,3, Hall Duty, 3, Pep Club, 3, Usherettes, 2,3, G.A.L., 1. Nagy, James: Academic, Art Club, 2,3, El Circulo Espanol, 1, Hi-Y, 1,3. Neal, Kenneth: General, Biology Club, 2, German Club, 2. Nelson, Douglas: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1,3, Cross Country Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 3, German Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 3, Track Team, 2,3, Conservation Club, 2,3. Nester, Garret: Academic, Band Club, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 1,2,3, P.0.D., 3. Nichol, Robert: General, Archery Club, 2, Boys Athletics Club, 1. N rton, Paul: Academic, Art Club, 3. f zii, Bernard: Academic, Atomic Tracers, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, 1 S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Golf Team, 1,2, Physics ltllub, 3, Student Council, 1. Opfer, Albert: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, JS'-Jlogy Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, German Club, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1. O'Rourke, Kathy: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Entre Amis, 1, Entre Nous, 2,3, Hall Duty, 3, Library Club, 2, Servettes, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Palmer, Carol: Business, Campus Life Club, 3, Future Homemakers Club, 1,2,3, Pep Club, I53 1,2,3. Pangburn, William: General, Stage Crew, 2, 3, Thespians, 3, Biology Club, 1. Pankiewicz, Linda: Scientific, Atomic Trac- ers, 2, Biology Club, 3, Conservation Club, 2, 3, Future Teachers Club, 2,3, Library Club, 1,2,3, Publications, 3, Pep Club, 2, National Honor Society, 2,3, Underclass Re- porters, 1, E.S.P. Club, 3. Papson, Jan: General, Cross Country, 1,2, Track Team, 1,2. Pepke, Susan: Business, Hiking Club, 3, Viet Nam Club, 1, First Aid Club, 3. Pettis, Barbara: General, F.B.L.A., 2,3, Fu- ture Homemakers Club, 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Drama Club, 2. Piccolo, John: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, Conservation Club, 2,3, German Club, 3, Going-to-College Club, 2, Publications, 3, Underclass Reporters, 1,2. Pieczarka, Janice: Academic, Archery Club, 1, Art Club, 3, Civic Club, 3, Double S, 1, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1, Hall Duty, 2, Office Girls, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Servettes, 2,3, Spanish Club, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1. Pierce, David: General. Pietroboni, Dennis: Academic, Biology Club, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, Cross Country, 2, El Circulo Espanol, 1, Future Teachers Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1, Track Team, 2, Varsity Club, 2. Pietroboni, Ronald: Academic, Biology Club, 1, El Circulo Espanol, 2, Golf Club, 1,2,3. Popp, Debbie: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Conservation, 1,2,3, Entre Nous, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Major- ette, 1,2,3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Prom Commit- tee, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Student Council, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 2,3. Poi, Robert: General. Pranevic., Dennis: Academic, .Atomic Teach- 's, 2, Bioicyv Club, 1, El Circulo Espanol, . 3, Spanish Club, 2,3. Psak, Joan: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Entre Nous, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Future Teachers Club, 2,3, Library Club, 1,2, Office Girls, 2, Publica- tions, 3, Underclass Reporters, 2. Quattrone, Dennis: Academic, Ei Circulo, 1,2, Sophomore Historians, 1. Radic, John: Academic, Baseball, 1,2,3, Bas- ketball, 1,2,3, Biology Club, 1, Sophomore President, 1, Football Club, 1,2, Football Team, 2,3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Recker, Wayne: General, Biology Club, 1, Cross Country Team, 1,2, E.S.P. Club, 3, Future Leaders of America, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Track Team, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 2. Reichel, Albert: Academic, Band Club, 1,2,3, Physics Club, 3. Restelli, Mary: Business, F.B.L.A., 2, Hiking Club, 3. Richardson, Keith: General. Roman, Andrew: Academic, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Stage Crew, 2.3. Roman, Beverly: Business, Art Club. 1, Civic Club, 2, Double S, 2: F.B.L.A., 3: Pep Club, 1.2.3. Rosche, Robert: General, Sportsmanis Club, 1, Boys Athletic Club, 2. Rostcheck, David: Scientific, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2. Rostosky, Vickie: Business, Entre Amis, 1, F.B.L.A., 2: Hiking Club, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, I54 Viet Nam Club, 3. Rowe, Jerry: Business, Art Club, 2, Conser- vation Club, 2, F.B.L.A., 1,2. Rozik, Richard: Academic, Baseball, 1,2,3, Entre Amis, 1, Football Club, 1,2, Football Team, 1,2, German Club, 2, Projector Com- mittee, 1,2, Varsity Club, 1,2, Boys Athlet- ics, 3. Rubino, Stephanie: Business, Art Club, 1, Future Homemakers Club, 2, Office Girls, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Student Council, 3, G.A.L., 1. Rybar, Barbara: Business, Art Club, 1, Civic Club, 2, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Double S, 2, F.B.L.A., 3. Sala, Sharon: Business, Viet Nam Club, 1. Sanders, Patricia: Academic, Bel Canto, 1,2, 3, Future Teachers Club, 3, Service Center, 3, Underclass Reporters, 1. Scalise, James: General, Senior Boys Ath- letics, 3. Serra, Denise: Business, Civic Club, 2, F.B.L.A., 3, Future Homemakers Club, 1,2, Pep Club, 1,2,3. Sevcik, David: Scientific, Atomic Tracers, 2, Biology Club, 1. Seykoski, Gary: Academic, Art Club, 1, Baseball, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Football Club, 1,2,3, Football Team, '1,2,3, Pep Club, 3, Publications, 3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Stage Crew, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Track Team, 3, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Simmen, Oscar: Academic, Biology Club, 3, German Club, 1,2, Soccer Team, 1,2,3, Track Team, 3, Varsity Club, 3. Simmons, Paul: Scientific, Archery Club, 1, 2, Atomic Tracers, 3, Band Club, 1, Entre Nous, 2,3, Biology Club, 1, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 1, E.S.P. Club, 1, 2.3: Going-to-College Club, 2,3, Naticnal Honor Society, 2,3, Publications, 3, Track Team, 1,2, Underclass Reporters, 1,2. Simmons, Thais: Academic, Biology Club, 1, 2,3, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, German Club, 2,3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Sims, Paula: General, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3, Fu- ture Nurses Club, 1, Library Club, 3. Sirilla, Dan: Academic, All Class Play, 1,2, 3, Senior Class Play, 1,2,3, Stage Crew, 1,2, 3, Thespians, 2. Sitar, Paul: General, Art Club, 3, Conserva- tion Club, 2, German Club, 1, Golf Team, 2. Skowvron, Don: General, Band Club, 1,2,3. Slifko, Rosanne: Business, Biology Club, 1, E.S.P. Club, 2, F.B.L.A., 1,2, Office Girls, 3, Pep Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Service Center 3, Touch Shorthand Secretaries, 3. Sloneker, Charles: Academic. Smith, Amy: Academic, Entre Nous, 2, Bi- ology Club, 1, Pep Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Going-to-College Club, 2, Usherettes, 1,2,3, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Smith, Brenda: Academic, Sophomore His- torians, 1, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Smith, Carle: Academic, Band Club, 1,2,3, Physics Club, 3, Sophomore Historians, 1. Smith, John: Academic, Boys Athletics, 3, German Club, 2. Smith, Michael: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Band Club, 1,2, Baseball, 2, Dance Band, 1,2,3, National Honor Society, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Soccer Team, 1,2,3, Varsity Club, 1.2,3. Smith, Robert: Academic, Pep Club, 3, Campus Life Club 3, Football Club, 1,2, Football Team, 1,2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Stage Crew, 3, Track Team, 1,2, Varsity Club, 1,2,3. Sollosi, Richard: General, Campus Life Club, 3, Football Club, 1, German Club, 1,2. 1 Solomon, Norman: Academic, Atomic Trac-1 ers, 2, Basketball, 1, Campus Life Club, 3,1 Entre Amis, 1, Going-to-College Club, 2, Pept Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Physics Club, 3,1 Prom Committee, 2, Senior Class Play, 3, Publications, 3. Solomon, Thomas: General, Boys Athletics, 2,3, Baseball, 1,3. Spearman, Brian: Academic, Basketball, 1,2, 3, Biology Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Secretary, 1, Vice-President, 2, President, 3, Cross Country Team, 1, P.F.C. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Varsity Club, 1,2. Spencer, Becky: General, Biology Club, 1,2, Future Homemakers, 3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Of- fice Girls, 3, Viet Nam Club, 2, Student Council, 3. Stark, Arlene: Academic, Art Club, 3, Bel Canto, 1, Biology Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 2, P.O.D. Club, 3. Startare, Francis: General, Art Club, 2. Stefus, Sally: Business, F.B.L.A., 1, Library Club, 1, P.O.D. Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1,2, Varsity-Ettes, 3. Stickel, Sue Ellen: General, Campus Life Club, 3, Double S, 2, Future Homemakers Club, 1,3, Hall Duty, 1, Pep Club, 2, Serv- ettes, 1. Stump, Karen: Business, Hiking Club, 3, Servettes, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, Viet Nam Club, 3, G.A.L., 2,3. Sukla, Sheila: General, Hiking Club, 3, Li- brary Club, 1, G.A.L., 2, First Aid Club, 3. Sullenberger, Dan: Academic, Archery Club, 3, Biology Club, 2, Future Teachers Club, 2, Spanish Club, 1, Track Team, 2,3. Szedon, Andrea: Academic, Band Club, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 2,3, Viet Nam Club, 1. Takach, Diane: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, Future Nurses Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 2, Spanish Club, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1. Tantlinger, Erica: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 3, Secretary, 2, El Cir- culo Espanol, 1,2, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Major- ette, 1,2,3, Prom Committee, 2, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Varsity- Ettes, 1,2,3. Tatar, Beverly: Academic, Art Club, 1,2,3, Treasurer, 2: Conservation Club, 1: Entre Nous, 2,3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2,3, Library Club, 1, Prom Committee, 2, National Honor So- ciety, 2,3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, Sophomore Historians, 1, Underclass Reporters, 1. Tatar, Joseph: General. Tatar, Linda: General, Future Homemakers Club, 3. Tatar, Richard: General, Hi-Y Club, 1, Sportsmanis Club, 1,2. Taylor, William: Academic, Hi-Y Club, 1,3, Cross Country Team,'1,2, Varsity Club, 1,2, Track Team, 1,2. Tegi, Judy: General, Library Club, 2,3. Tempest, Brian: General, Boys Club, 2. Timko, Thomas: General, Biology Club, 1, Boys Athletics Club, 1,2,3. Todd, David: General, Hi-Y Club, 3, Band Club, 1,2,3, Dance Band, 1,2,3. Toth, Michele: Academic, Pep Club, 1,2,3, All Class Play, 3, Campus Life Club, 3, El Athletics Circulo Espanol, 1,2,3, Hall Duty, 3. Tustin, Don: General, Cross Country Team, 1, Biology Club, 1, Football Club, 1,2,3, Football Team, 1,2,3, Track Team, 1, Var- sity Club, 1,2. Urbank, Shelley: Academic, All Class Play, 2,3, Entre Amis, 1, Going-to-College Club, 2, Thespians, 1,2,3, Underclass Reporters, 1, Senior Class Play, 3. Uziel, Timothy: General, P.O.D. Club, 3. Vitale, Fred: Academic, P.O.D. Club, 3. Vittone, Frank: Academic, P.O.D. Club, 3. Wagner, Mary Ann: Business, Band Club, 1, 2, Campus Life Club, 3, F.B.L.A., 1, Viet Nam Club, 3. Walker, Cherie: Business, F.B.L.A., 2,3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3, Wall, Roger: Academic, Basketball, 1, Hi-Y, 2,3, Spanish Club, 1. Walters, Patrick: General. Wardle, Terry: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, Entre Amis, 1, German Club, 2, Pep Club, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Sig- ma Rho Delta, 2, Student Council, 1,2,3, Thespians, 1. Wentzel, Nancy: General, Usherettes, 1, First Aid Club, 3. Whittaker, Dennis: General, Baseball, 1, Bas- ketball, 2, Conservation Club, 1,2,3, Hi-Y Club, 2,3, 1 1 lAbel, Dan 101 Abel, Gene 53, 57, 61, 116 ,Ackman, Patti 43, 48, 58, 116 NActon, Mary 51, 108 1Adkins, Krystle 44, 45, 51, 56, 59, 116 lAglio, Kathy 51. 5:-1. 63, 116 lAiello, Jan 39, 42, 44, 45, 60, 116 Ali, Kristine 38, 44, 52, 63, 108 .Allen, Carol 44, 45, 116 1Allen, George 116 Allridge, Bob 104 Altamare, Louisa 58, 61 102 Amati. Ron 68, 101 Amoroso, Raymond 116 Anselmino, Roger 42, 90, 112 Anderson, Bernadine 101 Antis, Sally 51, 58, 116 .Appolonia, Dorene 46, 108 lAppolonia, Linda 44, 63, 108 Appolonia, Renee 38, 40, 44, 58, 62, 116 Ashcraft, Robert 116 Ashton, Dave 101 Atkins, Donn 39, 53, 55, 57, 116 Atkinson, Ja 116 Augustine, Joyce 45, 51, 62, 116 Augustine, Len 116 Ausburn, Karen 59, 106 Babiak, Helen 101 Baker, Robert 116 Baker, Robert 102 Bakori, Evelyn 38, 39, 44, 52, 58, 60, 116 Bakori, Janice 115 58, 60, 104 51. 54. 116 Balchick, Kathy 59, 102 Ball, Jane 51, 52, 113 Balliard, Gary 68, 116 Balogh, .loe 57 Banahasky, Barbara 116 Banahasky, Lawrence 108 Banahasky, Patti 103 Barbe, Dave 40, 64, 65, 68, 117 Bakori, Karen Balcar, Martha . Widmer, Randy: General, Art Club, 1,2,3, Campus Life Club, 3. Wilson, Alexandra: Academic, Art Club, 3, Biology Club, 3, Conservation Club, 3, Entre Amis, 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 2. Wilson, Deborah: Academic, All Class Play, 2,3, Pep Club, 2, Future Teachers Club, 2, Going-to-College Club, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1, Thefpians, 2,3, Underclass Reporters, 1, Senior Class Play, 3. Wilson, Scott: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, El Circulo Espanol, 1,2,3, Track Team, 1, Sophomore Historians, 1. Winbush, Paul: Scientific, Cross Country Team, 1,3, Hi-Y Club, 1, Football Club, 2, Football Team, 2, Physics Club, 3, Track Team, 1,2,3. Wingo, David: Scientific, Biology Club, 1,2. Winkleblech, Gary: General, Campus Life Club, 3. Workman, Dorothy: Academic, Viet Nam Club, 1, German Club, 2. Worthington, Joyce: Academic, Art Club, 1, Campus Life Club, 3, Double S, 2, Pep Club, 1,3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Publications, 3. Wright, Beverly: Academic, Office Girls, 1,2, G.A.L., 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3. Yohe, Curtis: Academic, Atomic Tracers, 2, Band Club, 2,3, Physics Club, 3, Spanish Club, 1, Senior Class Play, 3. Index Barber, Brad 47, 111 Barclay, Kenneth 117 Barkey, Diane 102 Barkey, Jerome 64, 65, 68, 117 Barnes, Keith 47, 53, 117 Barnes, S. 61, 104 Barone, Annette 47, 48, 58, 117 68, 54, 104 Bartholomew, Karen Bartko, Richard 47, 67, 84. 108 Bartkus, Christopher 47, 111 Bartkus, Randy 106 Bartman, Tom 49, 67 Bartoe, Dave 68, 105 Bartoe, Donald 53, 59, 88, 92, 113 Bartolotta, Cindy 58. 102 Bartram, Deborah 58, 117 Bassi, Brad 38, 53, 59, 92 Battaglia, Cindy 40, 62, 103 Baxter, Darla 104 Baxter, Roger 68, 105 Baxter, Vickie 53, 59, 111 Baynham, Donald 118 Beal, Donald 47, 71, 118 Beal, Linda 118 Beck, Diane 58, 118 Beck, Jerry 56, 61, 102 Bedner, Dave 68, 105 Beech, Kathy 42, 110 Bell, Judy 68, 101 Bellicina, Michele 44, 60, 63 Benedetti, Joe 61, 105 Benny, Barbe 58 Benney, Joseph 56, 61, 81, 105 Benson, Judge Bentley, Barry 108 Bentley, Bobbie Jo 71, 113 Bereznay, Matthew 47, 118 Berniak, Jim 106 Biagini, Richy 54, 118 Bickerton, Charles 61, 89, 90, 113 Bickerton, Pamela 44, 57, 60, 100, 106 Biddle, Debe 44, 45,-118 Yohe, Johnnie: General, Campus Life Club, 3. Yankovitch, Elizabeth: Business, Conserva- tion Club, 2,3, F.B.L.A., 3, Library Club, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, 3. Zavarello, Bruce: Business, Biology Club, 1, Treasurer, 3, Hall Patrol, 3, Hi-Y Club, 1,2, 3, P.F.C. Club, 3, Prom Committee, 2, Pub- lications, 3, Student Council, 2, Track Team, 1,2, Varsity Club, 2. Zeek, Debbie: Academic, Biology Club, 1,2, Campus Life Club, 3, E.S.P. Club, 1,2, Go- ing-to-College Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Sigma Rho Delta, 2, G.A.L., 1. Zeh, James: Academic, Campus Life Club, 3, German Club, 1,2, Football Club, 1,2, Foot- ball Team, 1,2,3, P.O.D. Club, 3, Track Team, 2,3, Varsity Club, 2,3. Zenobi, Rose Anne: General, Hiking Club, 3, Library Club, 2, First Aid Club, 3, G.A.L.,2. Ziemba, Linda: Business, F.B.L.A., 2, Hiking Club, 3, Library Club, 1, Viet Nam Club, 2, First Aid Club, 3. Zimmer, Allen: General, Biology Club, 2,3, Pep Club, 3, Track Team, 2. Zmigrosky, Paul: Academic, German Club, 1, 2, Physics Club, 3, Soccer Team, 1,2. Zukauckas, Charlene: Business, Conservation Club, 2, El Circulo Espanol, 1, F.B.L.A., 3, Pep Club, 2,3, Sophomore Historians, 1, Tri- Hi-Y Club, 2,3. Biddle, Virginia 59, 102 Bielski, Cheryl 59, 68, 106 Biggard, Karen 59, 60, 113 Biles, David 111 Black, Marti 38, 47, 52, 59, 74, 113 Blacka, Kimberly 40, 56, 62, 108 Blangger, Dean 61, 106 Blasick, Barbara -ll, 52, 108 Blatt, Janet 66, 102 Bobnar, Carol 44, 55, 56, 103 Bogdan, Don 118 Bonacci, Connie 104 Boniecke, Joyce 71, 103 Bosko, Michelle 46, 52, 56, 57, 118 Bostek. Diana 118 Bova, Gary 106 Bova, Shirley 48, 118 Bowers, Bill 10-1 Boyles, Cheryl 40, 62, 118 Boysen, Linda 42, 47, 101 Boysen, Lawrence 118 Bozovich, Anna 53, 56, 59, 110 Bozovich, David 61, 119 Bozovich, Richard 40, 59, 62, 108 Bradburn, Dennis 106 Bradburn, Karenanne 52, 113 Brady, Deborah 43, 48, 64, 119 Branch, Dave 44, 62, 106 Branch, John 119 Brantley, Bernard 45, 81, 113 Bright, Bonnie 45, 50, 110 Bright, Robert 44, 45, 71, 119 Broadhead, Raymond 68, 119 Broggi, Marsha 66, 101 Brounce, Claudia 46, 105 Brounce, Kathryn 46, 106 Brown, Anita 111 Brubaker, Kieth 47, 56, 110 Brubaker, Lynn 68, 105 Bruni, Charles 44, 45, 49, 55, 56, 84, 117 Bruzenak, Ken 40, 62, 119 Bucchicneri, James 56 I55 Bucklew, Mark 53, 56, 57, 93, 119 Bucy, Chris 44, 45, 61, 73, 119 Buell, Marsha 56, 58, 63, 119 Buell, Rick 119 Bugaile, Diane 39, 4-3, 60, 61, 119 Bugaile, Eric 4-4, 71, 103 Bulger, Shauna 48, 50, 111 Burgan, Dory 46, 111 Burge, Dean 4-7, 67 Burnworth, Edward 104 Burnworth, Listen 45, 111 Bushmire, Peggy 106 Buttermore, Karen 119 Byers, Bill 67, 111 Cain, Rick 59, 61, 110 Cain, Ruth 66. 120 Calderone, Lugene 38, 39, 43, 48, 60, 1 Callery. Anton 40. 62. 120 Callihan, Kathy 47, 50, 103 Calabria, Anthony -10, 62, 120 Canigiani, Glenn 81, 121 Capicotto, Ron 110 Cappy, Cary 38. 49, 58, 86, 120 Caprio, LuAnn 38, 43, 48, 51, 111 Caprio, Patsy Jo 38, 47, 51, 120 Carden, Larry 1044 Carden, Ricky 45, 47 Carden, Vickie 40, 48. 59, 62, 111 Carney, Raymond 41, 45, 120 Carney, Sharon 111 Carpeta, Nancy 42. 107. 110 Carrington. Paula 71, 120 Carson, Deborah 46. 47, 51, 59, 120 Carson, James 110 Carson. 1,ouAnn 50, 104' Caruso, Garcon 39. 120 Casciani. Diane 46, 48, 111 Casciani. Renee 52, 57. 58, 120 Caserta, Dianne 58, 105 Casler, Cheryl 45, 62, 106 Cavanaugrh. Pam 39, 44, 48, 58, 120 Cebasek. Nancy 108 Cepaitis. Patty 102 Cepaitis. Terry 48, 121 Chapasko. Suvanne 11. 52. 59, 111 Chapasko. Vicki 39. 51. 52, 58, 60, 121 Charles, Carol 713. 52. 111 Chaufsinand. Stenlranie 47, 53, 121 Charnovich. Debbie 710. 59, 62, 111 Cheberenchick. Amy 50 Cher-oue. Barbara 50. 111 Cheolic. Tom 68 Chilzer, Carol 101 Chornak, John 111 Cicci. David 52. 55, 94, 121 Cislack. Barb 121 Clark. Barry 47, 52, 59, 111 Clark. Carry 10. 56, 108 Clark, John 40. 56, 62, 121 Clemenceau. Robert 40, 56, 62, 105 Cline, Darlene 47. 48, 58 Cola, Tom 47, 59, 111 Cole, Doug 59. 61. 111 C0lliner.Mir'l1e11e 111 Comer, Margie 106 Cominsky, Frank 110 Conte, John 40, 59, 62 Conte, Mark 38. 63, 68, 121 Conte, Susan 38, 47, 51, 58, 121 Cook, Terry 121 Cooke, Jeannie 45, 108 Coombs, Wayne 61, 108 Copeland, Sally 45, 62, 104 Coppi, Larry 47, 67, 111. Corbin, Linda 4-8, 121 156 20 Corbin, Tom 71, 105 Corey, Larry 68, 102 Corey, Pat 121 Coughinour, Cathy 104 Coulter, Debbie 51, 121 Coulter, Michele 44, 45, 50, 58 Coulter, Susan 38, 44, 50, 102 Courtney, Marjorie 45, 47, 58, 122 Courtney, Robert 104 Cousert, Colleen 48, 50, 122 Crayton, Scott 68 Crayton, Scott 122 Cree, Janet 45, 63, 108 Cree, Stanley 108 Cryster, Scott 63, 68, 122 Cunko, Beverly 50, 122 Cunko, Michael 63, 105 Curdie, Craig 90, 111 Curdie, Kebbie 103 Curdie, Ralph 59, 106 Cushey, John 45, 67, 108 Dague, Tom 67, 90, 113 Dale, Bonnie 45, 50, 101 Daley, Bill 40 Dash, Barbara 38, 60, 106 Dash, Doris 38, 52, 60, 63, 65, 122 Davis, Carol 101 Davis, David 81, 11.2 Davis, Gayle 38, 42, 52, 55, 102 Davis, Kathy 51, 53, 59, 113 Davis, Ken 122 Dawkins,iCary 101 Day, Bob 68, 122 Day, Dale 40, 60, 62, 122 Day, Debbie 68, 106 Day, Denise 40, 62, 110 Day Diana 40, 62, 122 Day, Lynnette 46, 71, 109 Daugherty, Kathy 42, 45, 58, 105 Dell or, Jim 106 DeBranski, Vickie 40, 53, 122 DeLattre, Bob 68, 122 Delso, Robert 47, 108 Delso, Sandra 47, 53, 56, 59, 112 DeLuca, Jerry -'10, 62, 94, 104 Delzangle, Terri 53, 68, 104 DeRosa, John 102 DeSantis, Don 123 DeSantis, Kathy 38, 39, 46, 48, 50, 56, 57. 60. 123 DeShie1ds, Alan 109 Devers, Cindy 105 Devers, Daniel 59, 113 Dias, Bob 40, 59, 62, 108 Diliasilo, Tom 84, 103 DiBease, Micheal 38, 41, 67, 107 Dickie, Lorraine 38, 44, 45, 56, 110 Diess, Diane 53, 55, 68, 101 Dixon, Sandy 104- Doerfler, Barbara 46, 48, 53, 56, 57, Dolanch, Larry 61, 104 Dolanch, Lynn 108 Dolly. Virginia 53, 56, 58, 104, 106 Donavan, Margaret 54, 123 Doney, Terry 10, 57, 62, 109 Dosse, Kristin 16. 123 Doty. Jay 68, 123 Dou glrerty, Amy 38, 4-4, 60, 105 Dougherty, Susan 38, 39, 44, 52, 123 Dou glas. Robert 63, 74, 123 Dovalousky, Bob 123 Dora llousky, Marilyn 38. 42, 56, 106 Downer, Ramona 70, 108 Drescliler. Tom 44, 53, 55, 93, 123 Dulfck, Toni 123 Dupay, Janice 44, 45, 47, 48, 58, 123 Durisko, Carole 50, 123 Dzmiera, John 124 Dzmiera, Paul 110 Dzmiera, Vickie 63. 70. 106 Dzuhay, John 45, 63, 124 Eakin, Natalie 52, 64 Eckert, Alton 83, 90 Eckert, George 39, 41, 45, 49, 55, 90, 93, 124- Edwards, Terry 111 Eisenberg, Debra 103 Eisenberg, Eddie 124 Ellsworth, Rod 40, 49, 55, 81, 124 Ellsworth, Rosemary 51, 52, 55, 124 Emery, Thomas 102 Engel, Cheryl 39, 47, 51, 52, 124 Erdman, Rob 40, 62, 68 Evans, Bernard '14, 45, 53, 90, 91, 124 Evans, David 57, 81, 1241 Evans. Esther 59 Evans, Richard 61, 67, 109 Evans, Robert 25, 38, 53, 55, 60, 124 Fabin, Diane 39, 46, 52, 58, 124 Faer, Darlene 50 Fagan, Colleen 66, 124 Fagan, Daniel 40, 108 Fagar, Roy -10, 62 Farqurhar, Sandy 58, 59 Fawcett, W3I'1'CH 415, 109 Fedorchack, Dennis 63, 124 Felicity. Jayne 103 Ferdinando. Michele 66 Ferguson, Bob 47, 67. 112 Ferguson, Janice 50, 52, 124 Ferrero, Francine 42, 411. 48, 53, 59, 60, 109 Fertall, Bill 38, -'11, 52, 57, 110 Fida, Mike 70, 111 Fidanzato, Pat 102 Filewich, Micheal 56, 111 Filippelli, Karen 103 Fillipelli, Richard 124 Fincham, Rebecca 46, 124 Fisher, Marie 70, 12-1 Fitch, .leff 68, 124' Fleischer, Vera 40, 62, 124 Flowers, Roberta 40, 62 Ford, Ed 59,111 Ford, Pamela 38, 46, 53, 55, 60, 124 Forsyth, Ruth 45, 61, 104 Forsyth, Sally 54, 125 Foster, Jerry 104 Foster, Jerry R. 125 Foster, Tom 30, 125 France, Robert 68, 125 Frederick, Leroy 57, 90, 125 Frew, Keith 117. 59, 86, 88, 111 Fronzaglio, Gerald 45. 125 Fry e, Dave 57, 71, 112 Frye, Dorothy 38, -1-7, 52, 55, 60, 126 Frye. Lewis 59. 63. 107, 112 Fuller, Leslie 716. 66. 109 Fuller, Linda 111 Furguele, Holly 51, 52, 60 Gabauer, Emily 109 Calnig. Jacqueline 18. 56. 112 Gadd, Laura 37. -'10, 57, 111 Galek, J im 50, 67, ao. 102: Candley, Mike '19, 59, 67 Carbart, Sheila '16, 118, 109 Garcia, Brenda 38, 18, 50, 73, 216 Gardner, Carolyn -16, 56. 126 Garvin, Jim 40, 57, 62, 126 Garry, Dave 53, 55, 126 Garry, John 44, 45, 126 Gaspich, Steve 68 Gatto, Dorothy 46, 110 Gaydos, John 38, 40, 49, 55, 81, 89, 126 Gayhart, Debbie 48, 50, 111 Gazetsky, Carole 51, 52, 56, 66, 126 Gazetsky, Greg 102 Geary, Kathy 46, 126 Geary, Paulette 40, 62 Gerba, Coy 56, 67 Gerba, Jerry 45, 83, 104, 109 Gerbic, Everett 57, 126 Gereshenski, Virginia 66, 71, 106 Gessel, Ed 70 Gessel, Jim 47, 55, 106 Ghilani, Ray 59, 90, 109 Giannini, Donna 66, 70, 126 Gilbert, Cass 45, 68, 100, 103 Gilbert, George 102 Gilchrist, Jeanne 70, 126 Gilmore, James 126 Glaser, Barry 49, 53, 86, 87, 127 Glova, Steve 40, 58, 62, 92, 127 Godlesky, Diana 51, 58, 127 Golashewski, Larry 49, 84, 110, 127 Golling, John 127 Gondella, Cathy 66, 101 Goode, Patty 46, 101 Goodrich, Bill 63, 102 Goryl, John 49 Gould, Robert 105 Grant, Judy 48, 50 Gary, Shirley 102 Greaves, Mary 66, 106 Greco, Gene 61, 71 Greedan, Gary 110 Gregorini, Janet 46, 48, 111 Gregorini, Marsha 46, 48, 111 Gregorini, Ron 61, 68, 104 Gregory, Adalyn 39, 47, 61, 127 Grein, Perry 40, 71, 101 Gricar, LuAnne 52, 57, 111 Gross, Ernie 38, 104 Grove, Donna 39, 47, 51, 58, 127 Grubich, Harry 104 Grusofsky, Joe 44, 56, 58, 127 Gump, Sherry 59, 101 Guseman, Mary 51, 58, 63, 127 Gust, Jerry 67, 109 Guzy, Donna 106 Hahn, Gail 38, 52, 57, 59, 60, 127 Hahn, Shirley 56, 59, 106 Harper, Caren 66, 128 Harrah, Mike 68, 101 Harriett, Earl 106 Harsh, Barbara 50 Hartman, Donna 50, 128 Hartman, Robert 67, 128 Hays, Deborah 63, 70, 112 Healy, Kathy 101 Heasley, Greg 70, 106 Heath, Tom 68, 128 Heidelbach, Jeff 111 Heidelbach, Rick 102 Heilman, Wendy 46, 71, 128 Hellier, Crystal 48, 128 Hellier, Kevin 55, 57, 61, 128 Hemmings, Cathy 46, 105 Hemmings, Randy 104 Henderson, Debby 44, 62, 110 Herrington, Ronald 67, 71 Hesse, Barbara 53, 58 Hetherington, Pam 68 Higbee, Brian 40, 56, 62, 63, 64, 112 Hill, Bonnie 112 Hillman, Louis 112 Hilty, Nancy 50, 53, 129 Himich, Carol 112 Hindman, Stanley 54, 129 Hirschi, Deborah 106 Hobbs, Thomas 37, 57, 112 Hofmeister, Lonie 47, 51, 129 Hofmeister, Vicki 38, 48, 59, 63, 112 Hojo, Larry 45, 50, 55 Holets, James 45, 53, 55, 129 Holets, John 38, 55, 60, 63, 90, 129 Hollis, Dave 67 Hollis, John 105 Holman, Donna 52, 55, 57, 129 Holsopple, Bob 129 Holt, Gary 45, 67, 81 Hoosac, Adaline 54, 129 Hoosac, Kirk 68, 129 Horn, Sherril 106 Housholder, Irene 59 Householder, MaryLou 101 Howard, Leslie 70 Hruby, Debbie 40, 56, 62, 102 Hughes, Becky 52, 111 Hummer, Jon 68, 105 Hunnell, Vanessa 129 Hupchick, Barb 51, 63, 129 Hutchko, John 49, 56, 57, 83, 90, 129 Hyatt, Jamie 45, 52, 53 Hydo, David 106 Jeter, Theresa 40, 71, 106 Johnson, Cindy 46 Johnson, Debbie 38, 48, 66, 101 Johnson, Pam 47, 55, 130 Johnston, Chuck 58, 105 Jones, Christine 130 Jones, Chuck 57, 90 Jones, Dale 40 Jones, Jan 66, 104 Jones, Mark 52, 53, 56, 57, 130 Josephi, Terri 38, 66, 101 Jurik, Tom 57, 59, 67, 90, 112 Kabay, Michele 130 Kafklas, Michael 40, 62, 68 Kahl, Ann 106 Kaluponov, Phil 105 Kapusta, Judy 38, 52, 58, 130 Kapusta, Thomas 47, 68 Karl, Lorain 46, 61 Kavka, John 56, 102 Kearns, William 44, 53, 74, 84, 130 Kennan, Dean 44, 62, 102 Keeton, Andy 55 Kelly, Connie 58, 63, 130 Kennedy, Cynthia 71 Kennedy, Jaki 50, 71, 112 Kennedy, Michele 44, 45, 47, 53, 58, Kerfonta, Julie 101 Ki'rke'. Charles 57, 84 Kickel, Mark 61 Kikla, Jerry 55, 130 Kimple, Rosemary 66, 71, 102 King, Paul 68, 101 Kirchner, Ron 44, 62, 67, 131 Kirshner, Mary 70, 108 Kirsopp, Gail 50, 113 Kish, James 81, 108 Kish, Joe 67, 81, 108 Klingensmith, Don 104 Klingensmith,Shelva 103 Knight, Dave 68, 131 Koch, Chuck 131 Kon, Joe 53, 131 Kondas, John Kanton, George 47, 108 Koontz, Rich 71, 101 Kopp, Rich 102 Kossel, Gary 45, 71, 104 Kotula, Frank 52, 57, 92 Kovalak, Elaine 51, 52, 55, 131 Koval, Paula 46, 59 Kovalak, Elaine 41, 52, 55, 131 Kozon, Paula 68, 104 Halapy, Becky 57, T12 ' Halapy, John 55, 67, 127 Halapy, Theresa 44, 53, 55, 56, 103 Hall, Karen 59, 103 Hall, Robert 25, 55, 56, 57, 127 Hallas, Timothy 127 Hamilton, Bill 67, 71 Hamilton, Cindy 104 Hamilton, Denise 50, 61, 128 Hamilton, Shelley 45, 111 Hancock, Frank 52, 55, 57, 60, 128 Hancock, Keith 47, 102 Hann, Joe 71, 92, 111 Hanson, Robert 67 Harding, Robin 103 Harkins, Jenny 66, 128 Hyslop, Bob 33, 44, 49, 68, 74, ss, 90, 91, 129 Ianno, Joe 108 Ingram, Richard 39, 55, 57, 61, 129 Ingram, Dave 61, 106 Immel, Ed 71, 101 Irey, Melanie 44, 53, 62 Irwin, Scott 47, 101 Irwin, Thomas 40, 44, 45, 62, 83, 130 Jackson, Garrie 57, 130 Jackson, Jeff 40, 56, 71, 102 Jackson, William 45, 130 James, Keith 112 J asinski, Denise 103 J asinski, Karen 59 Jeter, Debbie 4-8, 71, 130 Kristobek, Judy 50, 108 Kruki, Linda 54, 131 Kulp, Mark 40, 63 Kurless, Mary 80. 131 Kurth, Karen 70, 108 Kurth, Richard 67 Kuskie, Srepen 45 Lackovic, Joe 53, 56, 59, 86, 87, 110 Laird, Debbie 37, 45, 50, 52, 57, 59, 60 LaJevic, Lillian 48, 58, 131 Landrey, Mark 44, 53, 55, 84, 90, 131 Lani, Kathleen 40, 59, 62, 108 Lani, Larry 102 Lapson, Colleen 48, 50, 131 Lash, Georgette 131 Lashley, Debbie 48, 131 130 Lashley, John 104 Latorre, Cathy Latorre, Ellen 56, 71, 132 Law, Dennis 49, 84, 132 Leach, Norman 44, 56, 57, 132 Lebetz, Donna 59 Lechner, Cathy 66, 71, 104 Lees, Bob 58, 61, 102 Lenhart, Ronnie 44, 45, 68, 132 Lenhart, Sherry 66, 132 Lenzi, Gary 40, 58, 62, 132 Lester, Marilynn 47, 66, 132 Letavec, Gloria 104 Lewis, Benjamin 108 Lewis, Denise 49, 51, 59, 62 Lewis, Earline 66, 71, 102 Lewis, Gary 56, 101 Lewis, Larry 68, 103 Lewis, Wendy 66, 70, 108 Lilly, Joy 132 Lindberg, Pat 38, 40, 62, 108 Link, Susan 56, 66, 71, 132 Liotus, Linda 71 Liptak, Denise 40, 45, 52, 56 Livingston. Gary 38. 56, 61, 103 Loadman, Bonnie 48, 50, 54, 56, 57, 132 Lodavici, Chris 50, 59, 107 Lofink, Gene 63, 132 Lohr, Richard 40, 62, 68, 101 Lomago, Charles 53, 55, 56, 57, 132 Lomago, Dorothy 50, 52, 56, 108 Lomago, Pat 40, 108 Lucas, Carol 46, 53 Luci, Mary 46, 53, 132 Lusk, Marsha 45, 51, 62, 132 Lynn, Bob 68 Lytle, Deborah 52, 56 Lytle, Linda 43, 53, 132 Lytle, Pattie 66 Lytle, Rosanne 132 Lvtle, Sam 101 McChesney, Sue 46, 57, 105 McClain, Gwynn 71, 132 McClain, Jim 81, 104 McClain, William 81 Malena, Michelle 38, 39, 42, 47, 56, 59, 60, 133 Maley, Dennis 101 Maley, Sharon 45, 62, 104 Mancinelli, Kathleen 61,'68, 105 Mancini, Janet 70, 71 Mancini, John 57, 66 Manko, Sharon 71, 133 Manko, Thomas 44, 57, 67 Mannella, Paula 61, 101 Marchich, Ted 106 Margoni, Rick Marraccini, Jeanne 51, 63, 134 Martello, Jane 52, 57, 58, 134 Martin, Donald 56, 104 Martin, Jack 105 Martin, Jerry 102 Martin, Marjorie 46, 47, 53, 134 Martinelli, Dennis 67, 101 Martinez, Chuck 40, 68, 134 Marynchak, George 40, 62, 68, 106 Massare, David 66, 92, 134 Matesich, John 55, 57, 134 Matesich, Timothy 57, 61, 90 Mathias, Lynn 54, 71, 134 Mathies, Debbie 54, 134 Matta, Karin 68, 134 Matty, Suzanne 46, 54, 102 Mauser, Thomas 55, 61, 134 Maverovich, George 58, 134 Mead, Susan 54, 58, 134 Mechleib, John 40, 68, 104 Meighen, John 134 Meixner, David 5, 56, 57, 59, 83, 90 Melincheck, Ted '38, 40, 70, 89 Mellinger, Dennis 38, 44, 49, 83, 84, 92, 135 Mellinger, Rick 49, 56 Mellon, Linda 104 Melville, Dorothy 135 Menozzi, Richard 38, 40, 55, 56, 62, 88, 93, 135 Merolillo, Francis 108 Merolillo, Susan 40, 62, 108 Mertz, Dave 135 Merusi, Jayne 38, 45, 51, 62, 102 McClung, Christine 52, 55, 60, 63, 132 McClung, Gretchen 55, 58, 105 McClure, Cynthia 45, 106 McCollum, RuthAnn 68, 106 McDaid, Glenn 132 McDowell, Diane 101 McDowell, Florence 106 McFall, John 132 McGrew, Tom 133 McKeever, Angie 50, 57, 59 McLaughlin, Debbie 57, 104 McMahon, Robert 49, 51, 84, 92, 103 McMahon, Tom 57, 84, 92 Metcalfe, Barbara 47 Metcalfe, Debby 110 Metcalfe, Roger 71, 101 Metz, Gary 53, 58 Meucci, Ray 57 Micenko, Michele 61 Michalic, Juliann Michler, Susan 53, 66, 106 Middleton, Kathy 51, 102 Miller, Billie 135 Miller, Don 61, 101 Miller, Edward Miller, Melanie 48, 135 Miller Miller 7 Wendy 71, 102 William 59, 135 Milligan, Ray 44, 62, 63, 101 Milliken, Susan 38,48 McNamee, Nancy 40, 62, 101 McNary, Patricia 61, 103 McNatt, Marlene 58, 63, 133 McVicker, Allan 50, 55, 104 McVicker, Bruce 40, 62 McVicker, Debbie 38, 51, 52, 59, 60, 113 McVicker , Donna 42, 58 Magone, Frank 38, 52, 55, 56, 60, 133 Mills, Yvonne 46, 47, 51, 53, 135 Milton, Loretta 59 Miltenburger, Jean 58, 105 Miltenburger, Paul 40, 56, 63, 105 Miltenburger, Rose 58, 135 Malaski, Cheryl 106 Malena, Garth 45, 55 Malena, Marian 38, 60, 100, 104 Minetti, Vicki 46, 108 Misanik, Janet 45, 59, 62 Mitchell, JoLee 102 Mizwa, Stephan 51, 52, 56, 57, 58, 90, 91 93, 135 Mizwa, Vicki 102 Mizwa, Walter 56, 61 Madej, Debbie 46, 52, 107 Molnar, Judy 61 Montgomery, Bob 40, 62 Monte, Anthony 56, 61 Moore, Jerry 40 Moreschi, Timothy 56, 108 Morgan, Jeanne 59, 135 Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Joyce 66, 70, 135 Morris, Mary Jane 102 Morris, William 38, 39, 49, 84, 136 Moskal, Chris 47, 51, 136 Moskal, Russell 103 Moyer, Bill 45, 106 Mucci, Darla 44, 45, 136 Mueller, Marilyn 40, 62, 102 Muir, Joyce 46, 51, 54, 136 Mulkern, Mike 101 Munzek, Charlotte 54, 71 Murphy, Coleen 48 Murphy, Regina 47, 136 Murphy, Sarah 104 Murray, Patricia 46, 48, 51, 54, 136 Nagy, Jim 56, 63, 71, 90, 136 Nagy, John 56, 71, 108 Neal, Kenneth 44, 136 Nelson, Bill 44, 56, 57, 67, 90, 101, 136 Nester, Garret 40, 58, 62, 136 Newell, Joyce 56 Nichol, Robert 68, 136 Nones, Sherill 43, 61, 106 Noordhuezen, Rudy 102 Norton, Paul 63 Nupher, Barbara 44, 60, 62 O7Brien, Erik 44, 58, 101 Oberman, Susan 53, 66 O,Black, Matt 40, 62, 102 0,Black, Ernie Ochuito, Betty 105 Oddi, Bernie 25. 55, 56, 89, 136 Oddi, Pam 55, 56, 102 Offerman, Ingrid 56, 103 Olexa, Bob 63 Opher, Albert 136 O'Rourke, Kathy 48, 51, 57, 60, 137 Ostelrico, Julius 68, 103 Ostrander, Linda 104 Pachesky, Harry 71, 104 Palmer, Carol 25, 54, 137 Pangburn, William 63, 137 Pankiewicz, Linda 38, 39, 50, 52, 56, 60, 137 Papson, Jan 137 Parry, Debbie 59 Pasula, David 67 Patterson, Larry 102 Patterson, Lowell 67, 106 Patterson, Stan 45, 71 Patz, Corine Paulick, Christopher 101 Paulish, Roger 102 Paver, Barbara 108 Pellegrini, Louis 68, 104 Pellegrino, Stephen 61, 64, 108 Penn, Al 45, 71, 81, 108 Penn, Rich 106 Pepka, Linda 40, 62 Pepke, George 68, 104 Pepke, Susan 66, 137 Pestino, Daniel Pestino, Pat 47, 52, 110 Petticord, Glenn 108 Pettis, Barbara 54, 137 Pfeil, Debbie 56 Piccolo, John 39, 57, 61, 137 Pieczarka, Janice 46, 47, 50, 63, Pierce, David 137 Pietroboni, Dan 49, 52, 82, 109 Pietroboni, Dennis 137 Pietroboni, Ron 89, 137 Pietroboni, Susan 59, 103 137 Runac, Vicky Pileggi, Mary Beth 54, 104 Plinta, Paulette 46 Podany, Greg 56, 92 Polcawich, Terry 103 Polonoli, Bonnie 45, 66, 100, 101 Polonoli, Cathy 70, 102 Popp, Debbie 38, 43, 52, 58, 75, 137 Popp, Janice 40, 62, 68 Popp, Patty 40, 56, 62, 105 Popp, Robert 138 Potter, Robert 38, 40, 56, 62, 104 Pover, Paula 46 Povich, Patty 104 Powell, Kathy 46, 104 Poziviak, George Pranevich, Dennis 61, 158 Pranevich, Nancy 50, 52, 108 Prentice, Gary 58, 105 Psak, Joan 39, 52, 57, 138 Pust, Jim Putnak, Patricia 54, 101, 106 Putnak, Helen 44, 63 Quattrone, Dennis 138 Rach, Dan Rach, Jim 68 Radic, John 38, 49, 55, 81, 86, ss, 92, 138 Radic, Virginia 58, 61, 103 Ramsey, Lynn 47, 50, 57, 59, 108 Rankin, Jackie 57 Rebar, Sheila 70, 110 Recker, Wayne 45, 53, 55, 56, 71, 138 Reese, Elinor 66 Reichal, Albert 40, 55, 62, 138 Renninger, Daniel 57, 60 Renninger, Virginia 55 Resnik, Don 103 Restelli, Mary 66, 138 Retos, Gary 67, 113 Rhoderick, Bill 108 Roberts, Art 60, 92 Rodgers, J. 110 Roman, Andrew 138 Roman, Beverly 54, 138 Roman, Lenny 68, 90 Roman, Donald 56, 61 Robison, Becky 59 Rocco, J. 58 Rocco, B. 102 Rockwell, Rich 40, 57, 62 Rosborough, David Rosche, Robert Ross, Mary Jane 66, 103 Rostecheck, David 55, 138 Rostosky, Vicky 138 Rowe, Jerry 139 Rozik, Darlene 58, 59 Rozik, Rick 48, 68, 139 Rubino, Stephanie 38, 47, 53, 58, 73, 139 Rush, Frank Rutan, Kathy 53 Rybar, Barbara 54, 139 Sadler, Norma Sala, Sharon 139 Sanders, Patricia 44, 45, 47, 52, 139 Sandusky, Victor 110 Salzman, Stephanie 46, 59, 111 Sarnosky, Patty Saroglia, Debbie 45, 52 Sarner, Ron 102 Scalise, James 68, 139 Scharschu, Becky 37, 43, 45, 50, 57, 6 Schaub, Barbara 57, 112 Scherer, Gary Schoenholtz, Barbara 59 Schotting, Beth 59, 104 Schwartz, Bill Schwindling, Cindy Scott, Debra 48, 71, 105, 108 Scott, John 55, 56, 81 Scott, Robert 45, 67, 68 Sedan, Dotty 66 Seighman, Gerry 103 Serra, Denise 139 Sevich, Dale 67 Sevich, Dave 67, 139 Seykoski, Gary 39, 49, 55, 81, 139 Shaffer, Greta 43, 45, 58, 59, 103 Shaffer, Madeline 59, 105 Shafron, Barry 61, 104 Sharp, Linda 45, 63, 64 Sheriff, LuAnn 59 Sharrer, Dottie 50, 57, 59, 61, 68 Skowvoron, Don 40, 140 Sleith, Roger 108 Slifko, Rosanne 47, 58, 140 Sloneker, Charles 140 Smith, Amy 36, 46, 48, 140 Smith, Becky 45, 61, 102 Smith, Brenda 48, 140 Smith, Carle 40, 55, 62, 140 Smith Donna 1 45, 62, 110 Smith, John 63, 140 Smith, Joyce 54, 71 Smith, Laura 70 Smith, Lynian 60, 66, 108 Smith, Smith Smith, Mike 40, 49, 55, 57, 84, 140 Robert 49, 81, 90, 140 Warren 45, 61, 106 Snyder, Carol 104 Soffel, Tom 58, 63 Sollosi, Rick 53, 140 Solomon, Dave 38, 45, 62, 63, 64, 103 Solomon , Gregory 48, 52, 57 Solomon, Michelle 70, 140 Solomon, Norman 39, 55, 140 Solomon, Tom 68, 140 Spearman, Brain 70, 86, 87, 140 Spencer, Becky 38, 44, 45, 47, 54, 58, 140 Spencer, David 44, 68, 101 Spencer, Raymond 57, 108 Spernak, Nancy 59 Speigal, Norma 48, 111 Staffen, William Stark, Arlene 58, 63, 140 Startare, Francis 140 Stefus, Sally 47, 48, 58, 141 Stewart, James 45, 62, 84, 106 Stickel, Sue Ellen 54, 141 Stoddard, Frank 68 Stoneman, Judy Strahosky, Rosemary 55, 58, 101 Stump, Karen 141 Sukla, Sheila 66, 70, 141 Sullenberger, Danny 67, 141 Suitana, Darlene 38, 59, 68, 102 Sullivan, Joseph 44 Swearingen, Candy 56, 108 Sweeny, Janice 45, 63, 66 Sweeny, Kevin 56, 57 Sweeny, Lacy 50 Szedon, Andrea 40, 50, 62, 141 Tackett, Janet 108 Takach, Diane 53, 142 Tamburri, Toni , Tantlinger, Erica 38, 43, 448, 56, 70, 73 142 Tatar, Beverly 38, 56, 53, 60, 63, 142 Rhodes, Dave 40, 57, 62 Rhodes, Gary 67 Rhodes, Patty 40, 46, 54, 104 Richardson, Bonnie Richardson, Keith 138 Rider, Claudia 95, 109 Rigby, Jess 47, 59, 61 Riley, Greg 47, 61, 101, 108 Rippel, Dennis 56, 81, 92, 110 Rippel, Wesley 101 Ritchie, Becky 45, 62 Ritonia, Steve 58, 105 Ritz, Caerine Ritz, Peter Robb, Robbie 60, 102 Shelpinsky, John 57, 89 Shoemaker, Glenn Shoemaker, Jim Shoemaker, Sue 70 Sholtis, Linda 44, 57, 61, 62 Sichi, Denise 38, 40, 59, 62 Simmen, Oscar 49, 56, 84, 139 Simmons, Dave Simmons, Paul 38, 39, 40, 56, 57, 60, Simmons, Thias 56, 57, 61, 139 Simpson, Ruth Ann 46, 59 Sims, Paula 50, 71, 140 Sirilla, Dan 63, 68, 140 Sitar, Paul 63, 75, 89, 140 Skowvoron, Cindi 50, 57, 59, 63, 112 Tatar Joseph 142 Tatar, Linda 54, 142 Tatar, Richard 142 Taylor, Billy 90, 142 Taylor, Jack 103 Tegi, Darrel 67, 108 Tegi, Judy 50, 142 Tempist, Brian 68, 142 Tempest, Leroy 56, 64, 103 Tepper, Steve 40, 59, 62 Thayer, Debbie 68, 101 Thomas, Terry 63 Timko, Thomas 68, 142 Todd, David 40, 62, 142 Todd, William Tolliver, Ed 102 Tolliver, Mary Tomlinson. Sam 59,,61, 108 Tonecha, Nancy 52,110 Toretti, Debbie 59, 102 Toretti, Margie 38, 46, 52, 56, 112 Toth, Gary 105 Toth, Michele 45, 51, 61, 142 Trail, Paula 66, 71, 104 Trasp, Tom 71 Trunzo, Connie 46, 59, 106 Tsouris, Aries 38, 111 Turic, Lynn 52, 57, 84, 89 Turick, Charles 40, 62, 68 Tustin, Don 68, 142 Tuttle, Linda 45, 59, 105 Ulesky, David 101 Urdan, David 102 Urbank, Shelly 63, 64, 65, 143 Ursits, Debbie 101 Uziel, Timothy 58, 143 Vallunga, Karen 50, 52 Vallet, Denise 53 Vancik, Karen 46, 106 Varela, Luanne 59, 111 Varner, Andy 102 Vedder, Robert 63, 68 Velmer, Dave 101 Venanzi, Mark 40, 59, 49, 84 Vignoli, Debbie 50, 52, 108 Vignoli, Sherry 68 Vitale, Fred 58, 143 Vittone, Frank 58, 143 Vlcek, Jim 40, 102 Volkar, Cindy 45 Volkar, Susan 63, 102 Wagner, Mary Ann 59, 143 Walker, Cherie 54, 71, 73, 143 Wall, David 103 Wall, Roger 71, 143 Walter, Timothy Walters, Barbara 61 Walters, Billie 66, 108 Walters, Lill Walters, Lois 44, 50, 53, 62, 95 Walters, Patrick 143 Walters, Vickie 66 Ward, April 44, 52,51 61, 62, 108 Ward, Sallie 45, 44, 60 Wardle, Terry 38, 44, 45, 53, 143 Wardle, Tom 101 Watkinson, Amy 45, 52, 56, 57, 60, 108 Watkinson, Janie 58, 60 Webb, Francie 101 Weight, Warren 67 Welsbacker, Paulette 46, 50 Wentzel, Nancy 70, 143 Wessel, Jim 61, 67, 109 Wessel, Renee 102, 59 West, Mickey 57 West, Paul 108 Wfestwood, Denise 61, 63, 101 Whittaker, Dennis 143 Whittaker, Wendy 59 Wible, Douglas 67, 68 Wicks, Debbie 66 Wicks, Joyce Widmer, Dennis 61, 143 Widmer, Lenard l60 Widmer, Randy 63, 90 Williams, Cheryl 54, 105 Williams, Claudia 39, 143 Williams, Dave Williams, Gary Williams, Lynn 58, 103 Williams, LuAnn 46, 108 Williams, Mary Jo 44, 59 Wilson, Alexandra 63, 144 Wilson, Bill 47 Wilson, Deborah Jean 36, 52, 63, 64, 65, 144 Wilson, Debby 56 Wilson, Scott 44, 61, 90, 144 Winbush, Marilyn 45 Winbush, Paul 44, 55, 62, 83, 90, 144 Wingo, David 144 Winklebleck, Barry 56, 67, 101 Winkebleck. Gary 144 Withers, Alexander Wise, Debbie 46, 59, 102 Withrow, Don 71, 104 Wood, Jody 40, 46, 62 Workman, Dorothy 144 Worthington, Jim 40, 104 Worthington, Joyce 39, 144 Wosilek, JoAnn 70, 108 Wright, Beverly 71, 144 Wuentsel, Keith Weycik, Roseanna 46, 103 Wukovich, Blanche 110 Wyne, Richard 63 Yanachick, Jean 46, 59 Yankovich, Dorothy 50, 101 Yankovich, Elizabeth 54, 57, 71, 144 Yareck, Sam 101 Yevcinez, Andy 67, 81, 108 Yohe, Curt 40, 55, 62, 144 Yohe, David Young, Gary 57 Young, Joanna Yowan, Susie 45, 58, 59, 104 Yunkun, Stanley 105 Zavarello, Bruce 39, 45, 51, 53 Zeek, Debra 52, 144 Zeh, James 37, 49, 81, 90, 91 Zeh, Vicki 68 Zelak, Rudy 57, 61 Zelinski, Mary Ann 66, 102 Zenobi, Rose 66, 70, 145 Ziemba, John 55, 71, 104 Ziemba, Linda 145 Zimmer, Allan 56, 93, 145 Zywan, David 40, 62, 74 Zmigrosky, Paul 55, 145 Zuccarini, Rich 67 Zukauckas, Charlene 54, 71, 75, Zukauckas, Debbie 43, 59, 104 School Board Baumgardener, William 20 Buell, George 20 Chornak, Michael 20 Frazier, George 20 Garry, Michael 21 Griffiths, John 21 Hirsch, Arnold 20 Koval, Charles 20 Neccai, Ronald 20 I , , 4 7 71, 144 145 Revetta, Louis 20 Robinson, William 20 Sickels, Harry 20 Smith, Michael 20 Sukel, Andrew 21 Willebrand, Clyde 20 M. H. S. Personnel Amato, Anthony 26, 53, 57, 113 Anderson, Louise 26, 63 Bartoe, Eleanor 26 Bridges, Elizabeth 26, 110 Burke, Alice 26, 59 Caudill, Thomas 26, 101 Clark, Bernice 26, 101 Conte, John 22 Cree. Albert 26 DeBolt, Shirley 26, 111 Everett, George 23, 26 Farkas, Johanna 26, 53 Ferrello, Mary 23, 26, 51 Filippi, Carol, 23, 52 Flannigan, Henry 27, 55 Flannigan, Joye 27, 109 Fontaine, Jane 27, 60 Gerard, Janice, 27, 103 Guy, Robert 27 Holet, Arlene 27, 38, 108 Johnson, Harry 27, 68, 106 Jones, Lois 27 Kachmarik, William 27, 59, 111 Koget, Steve 23, 52 Kuvinka, Marion 27, 38, 58 Laird, Susan 27 Lawrence, Frank 27, 36, 49, 80, 81, 109 Manning, Diane 28, 66 Marasas, Helga 28, 61 Matich, Nicholas 28, 108 Morris, Boyd 28 Neill, Hazen 28, 67, 71 Nevin, Ruth 28, 66, 70, 106 Nyswaner, James 22 Onderko, Andrew 28 Petrucci, Jeffrey 28, 49, 80, 81, 109 Poad, Edras 28, 56, 83, 90 Popielarski, Stanley 28, 105 Puskarich, Marilynn 29 Ritchey, Vaughn 29, 36, 67 Robertson, Irene 29, 54, 71 Robson, William 25, 29, 62 Rutledge, William 29, 39 Schantz, Susan 29 Schmid, Lois 29 Semarge, Carol 29, 39, 48, 100 Sichina, John 29, 62 Sweeney, Anna Belle 29, 46, 60 Taylor, Henrietta 30 Tonarelli, Patricia 25, 30, 46, 54, 102 Tumidajski, Ronald 30, 61, 68, 89, 101 Vandermer, Ronald 50, 112 Vasiloff, William 30, 59 Vecchione, Basil 30, 50, 63, 104 Wiegal, Thelma 30, 50, 57 Wittkofski, Laura 30, 56, 57, 105 Wolf, Lynn 30, 58 Zober, Patricia 30, 55, 112 Fitzpatrick, Carlyn 22, 30 Rach, Kathy 23, 30