North Cambria High School - Banner Yearbook (Barnesboro, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

« ♦ When the moon is in the seventh house. And Jupiter aligns with Mars, And peace will guide the planets. And love will steer the stars. This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius. This is our 1971 Banner theme: Peace and Unity. yCor fiern C am6ria 7 iy i Sc A oof Foreword We gaze, awed, on a whirling, modern world on a nation that has reached out with eager groping hands to conquer the mysteries of the earth . . . and now reaches out with new intensity, constantly seeking, anxiously probing, to grasp and conquer the infinite universe in the immortal clutch of knowledge. we watch, cautiously, the determined stride of our nation and catch our breaths . . . 558 for tomorrow we know that ours will be this conquest, we hasten our pace, Is striving harder, ps moving forward, molding youth into man, |b„ man into citizen, ! preparing for tomorrow. Alma Mater F: Hail to thee O Northern Cambria; We with reverence sing to thee, j Of our love and our devotion [S Of our faith and loyalty. We will cherish thy protection We will strive to win thee fame, We will thirst for thine affection We will always love thy name. NORTHERN CAMBRIA HIGH SCHOOL BANNER I I Presented by the Banner staff Northern Cambria High School | Barnesboro, Pennsylvania j ADVISOR CO-EDITORS Donna Westwood 1 EDITORIAL COMMITTEE 1 ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION i BUSINESS Lois Stossel, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Diana Salley, Sandy Sheredy | JUNIOR CLASS j ORGANIZATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY I SENIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Gon en s ADMINISTRATION 5-13 Student Council.........................................8 Faculty..............................................9-13 CLASSES 14-62 Seniors.............................................14-50 Juniors.............................................51-56 Sophomores .........................................57-62 ORGANIZATIONS 63-92 Vistos.................................................64 Chorus ................................................65 Yearbook............................................66-67 Newspaper...........................................68-69 Rifle Club........................................ 70-71 Announcers Club and Audio Visual Club..................72 Snaps..................................................73 Band................................................74-80 Yearbook Representatives and Horticulture Club ........81 Homeroom Secretaries and Librarians....................82 Spanish Club ..........................................83 Intramurals............................................84 Introduction to Football..................................85 Cheerleaders...........................................86-87 Dramatics Club.........................................88-89 National Honor Society.................................90-91 Health Careers Club.......................................92 SPORTS 93-108 Football...............................................94-99 Basketball...........................................100-103 Track................................................104-107 Sport Awards.............................................108 ACTIVITIES 109 123 Homecoming...........................................110-111 Circus ..............................................112-113 Play.................................................114-115 Prom.................................................116-117 Trip.............................................. 118 -119 Awards Day...........................................120-121 Commencement....................................... 122-123 Secretaries............................................. 124 Janitors and Cooks...................................124-125 Advertisements.......................................126-128 3 I)ecfication Without the help of our sponsor, Mr. Joy Wasilko, this year- book would not have been possible. His concern, time, and energy stimulated our staff to do the best possible job we could. We think he is a fine example of what a teacher should be — a leader and a friend who is always willing to lend a helping hand. It is to you, Mr. Wasilko, that we dedicate the 1971 Banner. 4 71( ministration Mr. Anthony Moran — Supervising Principal Mr. Irvan J. Bearer — Principal Mr. Blair T. Leonard — Guidance Counselor Dr. A. F. Laurito — Elementary School Principal Sc A oof Oireciors ROW 1: John Drahnak — Treasurer, John Baker — 1 st Vice President, Michael T. Elias Jr. — President, Vasil Fisanick - Solicitor. ROW 2 Anthony L. Sabella Jr., Robert E. Kayden, Charles McNulty, Frank Perrone — Secretary, James R. Frontino — 2nd Vice President. Mrs. Rose Nastasi — Cafeteria Manager 7 Mr. Cyril Stevens — Business Manager The student council gave elected students a chance to help in the administration of the school. It was a governing body which acted as the voice of the students. Homecoming and other events were sponsored by this group. Student Council Officers and Miss Blose — advisor Stucfeni Qiouncif Theresa gach, Shelley Stine, Mark Previte — Rick Staruch, Cathy Snyder, Kathy Peel, Jay Bougher, Diane Boring, President, Mary Kay Potonic, Joe D’Andrea, Sue Mary Jean Vividelli, Bill Berti. Miller, Linda Shortencarrier. 8 Mr. Ted Pawlikowski Miss Carolyn Blose Mr. John Bernard Mr. Enrique Rey Mr. Paul Walker Mr. Robert Gross Mr. Edward Drew Mr. George Churella Mr. Victor Chervenak Mrs. Marge Linden Mr. Andrew Fisanick Mr. Neil Pavlock Mrs. Gladys Shutty Miss Trudy Shearer Mr. James Price Mr. Joseph Basile Mrs. Althea Laurito Mr. Gordon Durbin Miss Dolores Kline Mr. David Rematt Mr. Leo Westrick Mrs. Virginia Zagata Mr. Ray Whited Mr. Sam Rocco Mr. Vernon Krug Graduation das come and gone, dor twedue dong gears we 1laoe wordedto attain this goad Gde fast six gears we daoe spent in tdies e diadds of DC. G. we ie wordedtogetder- we )e pdagedtogetder; and most ofadd, we ’oe grown up togetder. X Seniors. 71 year 7o 7e mem be JOE D’ANDREA PAUL SALLEY Boy's Intramurals President KATHY SPOTTS Secretary MIKE HASSEN Treasurer SHELLEY STINE Girl's Intramurals CRAIG KNARR Vice President DONNA ABRAMS “Spiff A commercial student, Donna likes Chuck, Volkswagens, and being in the color- guard. She dislikes conceited people and marching in the rain. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Colorguard, 11, 12; Chorus 12, Emanon 12; Dramatics Club 12; Senior High Play 10; Homecoming Queen 12; Student Secretary 1 2; Circus 1 2. JOSEPH ABRAMS JoJo JoJo is an industrial arts student who likes his girl, football, basketball, hunting, and skiing. He dislikes school, tests, teachers, and baseball. His most prized possession is his driver's license. Ambition: Go to Alaska, California, or Hawaii. Activities: Rifle Club 12. GARY ABRAMS “Rabbit Gary, an industrial arts student likes football and baseball. He dislikes basketball and track. Ambi- tion: Undecided. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11; Tribune-Democrat Scholarship Award 1 2. JANET ANDERSON JAMES ABRAMS “Jim “That’s close! says this general student who likes fishing, swimming, good food, money, and sleeping, but dislikes rain, homework and getting up early. Jim's most prized possession is his driver's li- cense. Ambition: To get a good job. Activi- ties: Rifle Club 12. ANTHONY BARCZAK “Tony- Tony, a general student, likes girls, beer, and cars, but dislikes hangovers, wild women, and junks. His most prized posses- sion is his car. Ambition: Millionaire. Activi- ties: Rifle Club 12; Basketball 1 2. PAULINE BEARER “Pork Try again says this academic student who likes football and pizza but you can’t hear a kind word about homework and crawling creatures. Ambition: Nurse. Ac- tivities: Band 10 11, 12; Health Careers 12, Vistos 11, 12; Good Citizenship Award 12; Chorus 11; Yearbook Club 12; Intramurals 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; County Band 11. MARY DENISE BEATY “D.C. Anything goes,” says this general student who likes dancing, relaxing, music, and swimming. She dislikes show-offs, teachers, school, and war. Her stovepipe pants and her brain are her most-prized possessions. Ambition: beautician. Activities: Dra- matics Club 11, 12; Certificate in Typing 11. PATRICK BEATY Zelmo Pat, a general student, likes double-dat- ing, football, beer parties and girls, but dislikes snobs and stubborn people. His most prized possession is his mouth. Ambi- tion: To be happy. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11; Track 11. RANDALL BERNECKY Randy- Randy, an industrial arts student, likes food and cars but dislikes people. His most prized possession is his sneakers, and you can hear him saying, Take it easy. Ambition: State Policeman. Activities: Cir- cus 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Art metal 12; Rifle Club 12. ROBERT BOBAK ‘Bob- Bob is an industrial arts student who likes loud bands, oldies, and hit records, trawpel and swim- ming. He dislikes homely and plump girls, noise and the Barnesboro dance. Cool it says this senior who is most proud of his hair. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Intramurals 11; Rifle Club 12; Horticulture Club 11. 12. LOUIS BODEK Big Lou Easy come, easy go says this academic student who likes sports, cars, music, food and girls. Lou dislikes getting up in the morning and waiting in lunch line. His car is prized above all. Ambition: Dentist. Ac- tivities: Football 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Rifle Club 12. PEGGYE BOOTHMAN ' Peg Peggy is a commercial student who likes guys with long hair, brown eyes, hard rock, soul music, and mini’s. She dislikes hillbilly music, calories, English, conversation in the morning, and toothaches. Ambition: To graduate and make a lot of money. Activities: Circus 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 1 2; Intramurals 11, 12; Introduction to Foot- ball 12. COREY BRADLEY “Corey” Cool it” says this industrial student who likes football and swimming but dislikes baseball and basketball. Ambition: To get out of school. Activi- ties: Rifle Club 12. JAY BOUGHER “Bubba Hunting, fishing, football, basketball and pool are the main likes of this academic student. His most prized possessions are his guns and if you listen you'll hear him say Tops. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Basketball 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Class officer 11. DENNIS BURSKY Den” School, work, gossip and skinny girls irritate this academic student but not girls, beer, hunting and pool. Den's most prized possession is his girl and he likes to say Shake it easy. Ambition: Drafts- man or welder. Activities: Intramurals 12; Student Council 11; Baseball 11. SANDRA BOWERS Sandy Sandy is a clerical student. Bob is Tops on her list of likes, but she also likes horseback riding, boating, and shopping. She dislikes homework. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Chorus 11; Cir- cus 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 12; Circus Letter; Typ- ing Awards 10, 11. DONNA CARBAUGH Jean No kidding says this commercial student who likes mystery books and playing records but dis- likes school. Her most prized possession is her record player. Ambition: Undecided. HENRIETTA CARPINELLO Hennie Hennie is an academic student who likes stuffed animals, watching football and basketball games but dislikes moody people and homework. Ambi- tion: Nurse. Activities: Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; Health Careers 12; Librarian 12; Intramurals 11; County Band 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Home- room secretary 11. BETTY CHILA Betty Betty is a secretarial student who likes to say “You know. She also likes having a good time, meeting people, and no school. She dislikes con- ceited people and Mondays. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Typing Award 10; Chorus 11; J.V. Cheerleader 11; Rifle Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Spelling Club 12. REX CASEY “Rexy Poo“ “Topps” says this industrial arts student who dis- likes math but likes pool, fishing, cards and foot- ball. His most prized possessions are his guns. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Football 11, 12; Jacket for Football 11. PATRICIA CHILA ‘Pa� ' Pat likes driving the car and knitting, but dislikes snobby people. Her most prized possessions are her friends. She is often heard saying, “Want to bet? Ambition: To get work. WALTER CHIDBOY Snuffy“ Love thy neighbor but don’t get caught” says this industrial arts student. Walt likes hunting, fish- ing, playing games, and girls. Ambition: Gradu- ate and join the army. Activities: Rifle Club 12. DON CONNAH JOSEPH D'ANDREA Joe Wild This academic student likes girls and sports but dislikes certain teachers and irrational girls. Ambition: To be alive. Activities: Var- sity Club 10, 11, 12; Vistos 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Lettered in Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track — Mgr. 10; Track letter 11. MARY DEPETRO Sam You know, says this secretarial student who likes Jim and living. She dislikes homework and weekdays. Ambition: Sec- retary. Activities: Typing Award 11, Home- room Secretary 10; Yearbook 10; Circus 10; Intramurals 11; Dramatics Club 12; In- troduction to Football 12; Student Director for Play 12. PATTY DEPETRO Jimmy Jet- Patty, a business accounting student, likes race cars and loud music but dislikes teachers and the dress code. Ambition: Re- ceptionist. Activities: Circus 10, 11; Rifle Club 12; Introduction to Football 12; Intra- murals 12; Circus Award 11; Typing Award 11; Magazine Award 12. DIANE DERCOTCH Diane Diane, a commercial student, likes Seag- ram's 7 and summer but dislikes Monday mornings and stop signs. Ambition: Medi- cal secretary. Activities: Colorquard 10, 11, 12; Emanon 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Typing Award 10; Make up Committee 12. DORIS DILLON Doris This commercial student dislikes work, school, and snobs but likes stuffed ani- mals, boys and clothes. Her favorite sayings are What! , Get back!, Oh, yehl and You're kidding. Ambition: Doctor of Psychology or Peace Corps. Ac- tivities: Dramatics Club 12. ELLEN DOSPOY Ellen Oh wow! says this general student who dislikes school, homework, show-offs and little curses, but likes fast cars, tuff guys, pizza, Pepsi and stuffed animals. Her most prized possession is her 2 for 1 ? Ambition: Wife. Activities: Circus 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals 11, 12. 20 RICHARD DRZAL Dick” Hoot soys this metal shop student who likes fast cars, hunting and fishing but dis- likes slow cars. His most prized posses- sions is his rifle. Ambition: Mechanic. Ac- tivities: Rifle Club 11, 12. JOHN DUKE John John, an industrial arts student likes music but dislikes some people. His most prized possession is his guitar. Ambition: To make the big time with his guitar. Activities: Art Metal 12; Rifle Club 12. LINDA DUMM Lynn This commercial student likes camping out and friendly people. She dislikes people who are hard to get along with. Linda's most prized possessions are her dog and electric blanket. Ambition: Gym teacher or airline stewardess. Activities: Yearbook 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Rifle Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Introduction to Foot- ball 12; Contemporary Music 12. WAYNE DUMM Ace It's wicked says this industrial arts stu- dent who likes bikes, cars that run well and are well built and girls that have nice shapes. His most prized possession is his Honda CL350. Ambition: To be able to do the things he wants. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Circus 12. RICHARD DUNCHUCK Duney Rick, a general student, likes girls, beer, hunting, fishing and cars but dislikes school, teachers, hair, books and drunks. His most prized possession is his girl. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Yearbook 12; Rifle Club; Football 10; Spanish Club 10. BARBARA DYE Barb Small town says this clerical bookkeep- ing student who likes people, fuzzy rugs and football. Barb dislikes front seats and her most prized possession is her driver’s license. Ambition: Work, then marriage. Activities: Chorus 10, 11; Rifle Club 11, 12; Contemporary Music 12. 21 CAROL FAUGHT ••Cal” Carol is an academic student who likes boys swimming dancing and friends but dislikes conceited and jealous people, show offs and a certain teacher. AMBI TION: Airline stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Cir- cus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Cheer- leading 11, 12; Typing Award 11; Dra matics Club 12; Circus Award 11. KEVIN FOWLER Stu” Kevin, an academic student, likes hunting, fishing, cars and girls but dislikes trig, re- ports, candy and homework. His favorite possession is his car and his favorite saying is Tops.” AMBITION: College. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 12. SUSAN FULTON Sue” Sue, an academic student, enjoys boys, pizza and fun but hates Latin and home- work. Her favorite possession is her driv- er's license. AMBITION: Nurse. ACTIVI- TIES: Jr. High Play 10, Sr. High Play 11; Dramatics 12; Librarian 12; Health Ca- reers 12; Introduction to Football 12. THERESA GACH Tree” Theresa, a commercial student, dislikes school and getting up in the morning but likes dancing, guys and people. Her most prized possessions are her stuffed animals. AMBITION: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Circus 10; Student Council 11: V. Pres, of Council 12; Dramatics Club 12; Spelling Club 12; Business Mgr. of Play 12; Homecoming Court 12. ALBERT GERMANARO Geno Al is an academic student who likes Satur- day nights, fishing, drag racing, working on cars and road racing. He dislikes school, tests, French and stuck-up girls. His most prized possession is his car. AMBI- TION: Auto mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Track 10, 11. PAULA JO GRAY Jo” This clerical student dislikes homework but likes John, horses and swimming. Her most prized possession is John. AMBITION: To be happy. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 11; Rifle Club 12; Circus 11; Student secretary 12; Magazine award 12; Circus letter 11. CAROLINE GROMOSIAK •‘Caroline When you’re number 2 you try harder says this academic student who likes art galleries and old movies but hates science fiction. Ambition: To make all her eccentric dreams happen. Activities: Make up Com- mittee 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Rifle Club 11; Intramurals 11; Chorus 11; Circus 11; Prom Committee 11. ROBERT HANSON Bob Never can tell says this industrial arts student who likes hunting, cars and beer but dislikes a stuck-up girl. His most prized possession is his sneakers. Ambition: Autobody mechanic. Activi- ties: Track 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Base- ball 10, 11, 12. JANET HANWELL Janet This academic student likes maggots but dislikes a certain scraggy old lady. Her most prized possession is her Godchild. Ambition: Physical Therapist. Activities: In- tramurals 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Colorguard 11; Emanon 11, 12; Vistos 11; Dramatics Club 12; Prom Committee 11. DAVID HASSEN Snuffy Dave, an academic student, likes football, track, math and girls but dislikes school, war and women over 25. A 1 says this senior whose most prized possession is his snuff. Ambition: Auto mechanic. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Track 11, 12; Rifle Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. MIKE HASSEN Mike This academic student dislikes English and history, basketball, wigs, and short hair but does like foot- ball and baseball. His most prized possession is his Colt jacket. Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; V.P. of Spanish Club 12; Rifle Club 12; Class Officer 12. PAUL HASSEN Paul Paul is an academic student who likes cars, football, and basketball but dislikes physics. His most prized possession is his car. Ambition: College. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Intramurals 12; Emanon 12. MIKE HAVRILLA Mike” Don’t soy that says this general student who likes baseball, hunting, fishing and football, but dislikes golf and bowling. Mike's most prized pos- session is his motor bike. Ambition: Ranger. Ac- tivities: Track 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12 SARA HNATKOVICH Sam” Sam, a secretarial commercial student, dislikes homework and rain but likes boys and weekends. Ambition: Airline stewardess. Activities: Intramu- rals 11, Rifle Club 11; Emanon 12; Drama Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Vistos 12; Spelling Club 12. DENNIS HICKOK Mike” Dennis, an industrial arts student, dislikes nothing but likes cars, hunting, fishing, girls and football. His most prized possession is his girl who is tops with him. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Band 10; Rifle Club 11; Horticulture Club 12; In- tramurals 10, 11, 12; Life Saving Award 11. KAREN HOLLEWA Karen” Karen, a commercial student, likes tennis, cosmet- ics, and stuffed animals but dislikes snakes and in- sects. Just don’t stand there, do something is her favorite saying and she prizes everything she owns. Ambition: To get a good job. Activities: Clerical Club 12. SALLEY HIMES Sal Get back says this commercial accounting stu- dent who likes fast cars, loud music and guys, but dislikes staying home and short guys. Ambition: Typist. Activities: Circus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Introduction to Football 12; Rifle Club 12; Circus Letter. MARY ANNE HOLTZ Mar” Mar, an academic student, likes food, sports, and music but dislikes loafin' around. Her most prized possession is her Colt jacket. Ambition: Undecid- ed. Activities: Cheerleader 12, Newspaper 11, 12. Yearbook 1 2. Intramurals 11, 12, Chorus 11, Prom Committee 11, Advanced Work Seminar 12, Introduction to Football 12. MELVIN HOPPEL Mel Mel is an industrial arts student who dislikes a bad heater. His most prized possession is his Val- iant. Ambition: To get rich. ELIZABETH ANN JANOSKO ••Bets” Betty Ann, an academic student likes having fun but hates getting up early. Her most prized pos- session is her Colt jacket. Ambition: College. Ac- tivities: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 — Capt. 12; Yearbook 11, 12 — Co-editor 12; Emanon 12; Introduction to Football 12; Intramurals 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homeroom Sec- retary 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Prom Wait- ress 10; Vistos 11, 12; French Club 10; Gradua- tion Usherette 11; Circus 10; Scholastic Quiz Al- ternate Team 12. RICARDO INNOCENTI Bones Rick, an academic student, likes cars, girls, hunt- ing, swimming, and track. Some of the things he dislikes are tests, physics, rain and Vietnam. His most prized possession is his driver's license, and he likes to say, What you see is what you get. Ambition: Engineering. Activities: Track 10, 11; Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club; Newspaper 12. JILL JODON Hill Jill, a commercial student, likes soul music, peace, horses, and her class ring. She dislikes war, and her most prized possession is her truck. Ah Pork is her favorite saying. Ambition: Undecid- ed. Activities: Rifle Club 11, 12; Circus 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12; Intramurals 11, 12; N. C. Letters 11; Health Careers 12; Spanish Club 11. BETH ANN JAMES Beth Beth, who is a clerical student, likes to go out and have a good time, sharp clothes, driving, and weekends. She dislikes people talking about each other, school, Monday mornings, snobs, and stuck-up people. Her most prized possession is her driver's license and her favorite saying is You Yo-Yo. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Dramatics Club 12. CONNIE KATANA Con Connie, an academic student hates cold spaghetti but loves weekends. Her most prized possession is her Spiro Agnew watch. Ambition: College. Activities: Colorguard 11, 12; Emanon 10, 11, 12 Editor, 12; Homeroom Secretary 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Cheerleader 10; French Club 10; Librarian 10; Graduation Usherette 11; Circus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11 Introduction to Foot- ball, 12; Tribune Democrat Award for Journalism 12. MARLENE KEITH ••Marlene” Marlene, a business clerical student likes driving her Falcon, a certain guy, and playing the piano. Some of the things she dislikes are bad sportsmanship, people who make fun of other people, and jeal- ous people. Her most prized possession is her Falcon and her favorite saying is “You're kidding, really. AMBITION: Work and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Dramat- ics Club 12; Typing certificate award and pin 10. DANNY KERFOOT Kro Kro is an academic student who likes fair weather and free time but dislikes work. His most prized possession is his Honda 450. AMBITION: Graduate from Penn State. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 11, 12; VISTOS 11, 12; Track 10, 11; In- tramurals 11; Rifle Club 10, 11. DIANE KLESSER “Diane Diane, an academic student, loves sports, summer, and a special Cougar. AMBI- TION: Housewife. ACTIVITIES: Cheerlead- ing 11, 12; Yearbook 11,12; VISTOS 11, 12; Introduction to Football 12; Yearbook representative 12; Jr. Class Officer; Prom Committee 11; Home room secretary 11; Spanish Club 11; Girls Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10; Student Librarian 10; Cir- cus 10. CRAIG KNARR Nar Craig, an academic student, likes cars and parties. His most prized possession is his Merc. You can often hear Craig saying “A-1. AMBITION: Aircraft mechanic. AC- TIVITIES: Football 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Rifle Club 12; Class officer 12. CAROL KNECHTEL “Carol Carol, a general student, likes fun and boys but dislikes violence and snow. Her favorite saying is “peace not war. ’ AMBI- TION: To continue on her job. ACTIVITIES: Metal shop 12; Rifle Club 12. SUSAN KOVALAK Suz Sue, an executive commercial student, likes new and fast cars, Christmas and gray hair. Some of the things she dislikes are snobs, and getting up early in the morning. Her favorite saying is “What are you doing, writing a book? AMBITION: Airline stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics club 12; Sr. high play 12; Vice President 11; Typing award 10, 11; Spelling Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Homeroom secre- tary 11, 12; Librarian 11, 12; Achieve- ment Award for Magazine sales. 26 STANLEY KRUPA “Stush Stush, an academic student, likes beer, whiskey, wine, cars and girls. Some of the things he dislikes are homework and tests. His most prized possession is the car. You can often hear him saying his favorite saying which cannot be printed here. Ambition: College. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Spanish Club 11. KATHY LEAMER Kath Kathy, a secretarial student, likes Bob and parking with Bob. Some of the things she dislikes are homework, and Bob's working second shift. Her most prized possession is Bob’s class ring. Ambition: Working at the Quaker Market. Activities: Yearbook 10; Intramurals 11; Circus 10; Dramatics Club 12; Introduction to Football 12; Spelling Club 1 2; Student Secretary 12; Chorus 10; Typing Award 11; Circus Letter 10. JANE LEONARD •Lenny Janie, an academic student, likes loud music, peace, love, happiness, and food. Some of the things she dislikes are vio- lence, plastic people, dress restrictions, fair-weather friends, and hassles. Her most prized possession is her hope for peace. Ambition: To find herself. Activities: Span- ish Club 11; Rifle Club 11; Art Metal 12; Spanish Award 11. JOHN LETAVISH John John, a general course student, likes hunt- ing, fishing, food and money. Some of the things he dislikes are school, homework, and snow. His most prized possession is his driver’s license. Ambition: Get a good job. Activities: Intramural basketball 11; Rifle Club 11,12. DEBORAH LIEB Liz Debb, a commercial student, likes music, flowers, and seeing happy people. Some of the things she dislikes are war, riots, and arguments. Her most prized posses- sion is Lucky, a stuffed rabbit. Ambition: To improve herself and the world. Activi- ties: Intramurals 10; Prom Committee 11; Typing Award 11; Dramatics Club 12; An- nouncers Club 12; Homeroom Secretary 12; Student Director for Play 12. JEFF LONGWILL Skinner Jeff, an academic student, likes basket ball, pool, and loafing. His most prized possession is his set of car keys and his fa- vorite saying is What's it to you? Ambi- tion: Field of computers. Activities: Band 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Rifle Club 1 2; Prom Usher 10. 0. KEN LUDWIG “Ken” ROBERT LUTE Ken a business student likes beer, pretty girls, cigarettes, cars, and dogs. Some of the things he dislikes are unattractive girls, school, and bosses. His most prized pos- session is his car. Ambition: To be happy. EDWIN LUTHER “Tutor” This student likes girls and running around all night, but dislikes work. He is often heard saying, You dirty old man, you.” Ambition: Welder. SHARON LUTHER Lu-Lu” Sharon, a business accounting student, likes boys, mod clothes long hair, dating, and dancing. Some of the things rhe dis- likes are midi's and maxi's, baggy pants, and getting up early. Her most prized pos- session is her N.C. jacket. Her favorite saying is “Oh, yea! Ambition: X-Ray technician. Acitivties: Circus 10, 11, 12; Circus Letter 11; Yearbook 12; Colorguard 12. JOHN McANULTY “Mack” John, an industrial arts student likes cards, beer, pool, fishing, and hunting. Some of the things he dislikes are riots, lazy people, and unfair teach- ers. His most prized possession is his rifle. Ambi- tion: To graduate. Activities: Rifle Club 12. EMILY JANE McCONNELL “Em” Emily, an academic student, likes art, boys, basketball, football, and dancing. Some of the things she dislikes are home- work, and slobs. Her most prized posses- sion is her car. Her favorite saying is “Holy Heckl Activities: Circus 11; Yearbook 12; Rifle Club 11; Student Librarian 12; Cho- rus 11; Intramurals 11. LAURA JANE McGARY ‘‘Jane” Jane enjoys dancing and boys. She dis- likes snobby people. Her most prized pos- sessions are her friends. Jane's favorite saying is, Ho no! AMBITION: Army. ARTHUR McHENRY Artie Never take wooden nickels from wooden kids says this industrial arts student who likes girls, and hunting, but dislikes home- work and school. His most prized posses- sion is his 30-30 Remington rifle. AMBI TION: Work in steel mills. ACTIVITIES: In- tramurals 12; Rifle Club 12. BARBARA McMACKIN Barb Barb, a secretarial commercial student, likes dances, parties, shorthand, sewing, and horseback riding. She dislikes saying good-bye, school, winter, skating, and war. Her favorite saying is Good Grief! AMBITION: To graduate and become a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Circus 10; V.P. of Dramatics Club 12; Announcers Club 11, 12; Usherette for graduation 11; Play 11. REGINA MEHALL Gina Gina, a secretarial commercial student, likes shopping and talking but dislikes get- ting up early. AMBITION: To succeed. AC- TIVITIES: Yearbook 10, 11; Dramatics 10, 11; VISTOS 12; Homeroom Secretary 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 11, 12; Spelling Club 12; Student Secretary 12. SANDRA MENTZER Sandy Sandy is an academic student who likes cars, and hunting, but dislikes Trig, Eng- lish, and some people. Her most prized possession is her guns. AMBITION: Teach- er. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Introduction to Football 12; Circus 10; Workshop to music 12; Cheerleader 10, 11. JOHN MESSINA GARY MIKITKO •‘Tank” Barnes and Tucker wants me says this general student whose most prized posses- sion is his life. He likes pool, pinball ma- chines, and fishing. Ambition: Coal miner. Activities: Emanon 12. MARY LOU MUIR Mary Lou” Great things come in small packages” says this academic student who likes tra- velling, watching T.V., and hiking but dis- likes rainy weather, traffic jams at lockers, and people who aren't school-spirited. Ambition: Teacher, then librarian. Activi- ties: Chorus 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; Li- brarian 12; Homeroom Secretary 12. DANIEL MILLER Cockey” Dan, an industrial arts student likes beer, girls and sports but dislikes people who shout at him. His car is his most prized pos- session. His favorite saying is if the good Lord is willing and the bread holds out.” Ambition: To be successful in life. Activi- ties: Rifle club 1 2; Emanon 1 2. RICHARD NATARIAN Rich” Rich, an industrial arts student, likes his rock and mineral collection and his favor- ite possession is his industrial diamond chip. His favorite saying is Do what you think is right.” Ambition: Computer pro- grammer. Activities: Rifle club 12; Track and Field 12. CHRISTINE MONDI Chris” Chris, a secretarial commercial student, likes the back of the band bus, the last of school, and weekends, but dislikes march- ing in the rain and snobbish people. Her favorite possession is her N.C. jacket. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Ac- tivities: Band 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Secretary 12; Typing Award 11; Spelling Club 12. RUTH ANNE NELSON Witch” Ruth Anne, an academic student likes butterflies but dislikes weak wraps and paranoia. Her friends are her most prized possession. Ambition: To see the world (her way.) Activities: Rifle Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; 11 — V.P.; Intramurals 10, 11; Yearbook 10, 11; Secretary of Class 11; Circus 10; Chorus 10; Art Metal 12; Advanced Seminar in Philosophy Award 11. RONALD OLEAR ‘•Oscar Well I'll be” says this academic student who likes building things, hunting, baseball, football and basketball but dislikes phonies and drugs. He considers his life his most prized possession. Ambition: To make the world a better place to live. Activities: Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; Horticulture Club 12. JAY OROSZ Jay-Jay” Get back says this academic student who likes to collect stamps and coins, his friends, and vaca- tion but dislikes snobbish people and the condi- tion of the U.S. His favorite possessions are his stamp and coin collections. Ambition: To achieve anything he wants. Activities: Track 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 12. DIANE ONDECKO “Di Is that cool? asks this academic student who likes music and winter sports but dislikes discrimi- nation. Her class ring is her favorite possession. Ambition: To be successful in all undertakings. Ac- tivities: Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Vistos 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Colorguard 11, 12; Intramurals 11; Emanon 10; Circus 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Span- ish Award 10, 11. MABEL OSWALT Mabel Mabel enjoys good records and has no dislikes. Her most prized possession is her record player. Ambition: To get a job. MICHAEL ONDECKO Lefty” Mike, an academic student, likes football, base- ball, basketball, hunting, fishing and pool but dis- likes physics. His favorite possession is his car keys. Ambition: Field of Education. Activities: Track 10; Rifle Club 11,12; Basketball 12; Varsi- ty Club 12. KAREN ANN PANAR Karen” A general student, Karen likes dances and parties, taking long walks, and playing records but dislikes unkept promises, two-faced people, going to the dentist and getting sick. You can hear her say You’d be surprised. Ambition: Un- decided. Activities: Dramatics Club 12; Health Ca- reers 1 2. LINDA PAONE Grailski “I gotta get my head together says this academic student who likes getting togeth- er and playing Smess all night but dis- likes getting burned and trains. Her most prized possessions are her friends. Ambi- tion: To see the world (her way). Activities: Art Metal 12; Rifle Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, Yearbook 10; Emanon 10, 11; Chorus 10; 2nd Place in Voice of De- mocracy 1 2; Advanced Seminar in Philoso- phy Award 11. PAUL PARONISH Paul Paul, an academic student, likes his friends, girls and sex but dislikes physics and English. Ambition: Graduate and ded- icated bum. Activities: Intramural Basket- ball and Track 12. ROBERTA PASTIRKO Robin Roberta, an academic student, likes music, sewing and painting but dislikes poverty, war and hypocrites. Her most prized pos- session is her piano. Ambition: To help oth- ers. Activities: Chorus 11; Health Careers 12. ROBERT PAVELKO Poncho This senior football player likes Copenha- gen, cars, Schmidts and good looking girls, but dislikes Skoal, Fords and Genne- see. Bob’s most prized possession is his Dodge. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Football 10, 11, 12. THOMAS PAVELKO Tom This academic student likes cars and foot- ball games but dislikes stuck-up people. Tom’s most prized possession is his Triumph. Ambition: Undecided. Activities: Intramurals 1 2. PATRICIA PAWLIKOWSKI Pat- Patty, a clerical commercial student, dis- likes homework, rainy days and tests but likes school, boys and snow. Her most prized possession is her intelligence. Ambi- tion: Secretary. Activities: Clerical Club 12; Typing Awards 10, 11. 32 KATHY PEEL Peeler Kath, a clerical commercial student, likes pickles and beer parties but dislikes stub- born people and snobs. Ambition: Airline stewardess or receptionist, then marriage. Activities: Circus 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Band Treasurer 12; Student Council 12; Emanon 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Committee 11. ROSANNE PELLAS Ro Rosanne, a clerical student, likes pizza but dislikes snobs. Ambition: Happiness. Ac- tivities: Fine Arts Festival 11; Intramurals 11; Rifle Club 1 2; Yearbook 12; Introduc- tion to Football 12; Contemporary Music 12; Student Secretary 12; Vistos 12. RANDY PENN CINDY PERRONE Cindy Cindy, a general student, likes cars, Frank and pizza but dislikes school, homework and little curses. Her most prized posses- sion is Frank. Ambition: Beautician. Activi- ties: Orcus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12. HAROLD PETERS Harold Harold is an industrial arts student who likes hunting and girls but dislikes school. His most prized possessions are his rifle and his life. Ambition: Undecided. Activi- ties: Rifle Club 12. MARK PREVITE Marcus Wonderful, wonderfull says this aca- demic student who likes basketball and music but dislikes away basketball games. His most prized possession is his Colt jack- et. Ambition: Field of Education. Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council President 12; French Club 10. 33 DIANE RAMSEY Diane Diane, a secretarial commercial student, likes weekends and dances but dislikes homework and dreary days. AMBITION: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; County Band VI; Student sec- retary 12; Prom committee 11; Spelling Club 12; Typing Award 10, 11. JOSEPHINE REMATT Weasel “Unreal says this commercial student who dislikes teachers, baggy bells and dress codes but does like fast cars and long-haired guys. AMBITION: Factory worker. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 12; Rifle Club 12; Circus 12. THOMAS RITCHEY “T.J.R. Tom, an academic student, likes baseball, football and pool. His most prized posses- sion is his car. “Hey, man is his favorite saying. AMBITION: Undecided. ACTIVI- TIES: Emanon 1 2; Dramatics Club 12; Play MARIE SACKIE “Marie MAXINE ROOT Maxine This academic student dislikes lies, phonies, and algebra, but likes parties. North Carolina and Rip. Her most prized possession is Rip. “You know says this senior. AMBITION: Elementary teacher. ACTIVITIES: Circus 10; Yearbook 12; Spanish Club 12. Marie, a secretarial commercial student, likes Walt but dislikes getting up in the morning. AMBITION: Secretary. ACTIVI- TIES: Circus 10; Cheerleader 10, 12; Rifle Club 12; Emanon 12; Student Secretary 12; VISTOS 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Typ- ing Award 10, 11; Fine Arts Festival 11; Prom waitress 10; French Club 10; Gradu- ation Usherette 11; National Honor Socie- ty 12. PAUL SALLEY Slim Paul, an academic student, likes good times and cars but dislikes working for these. AMBITION: The next President of the U.S. ACTIVITIES: Class President 12; Student Council 12; Rifle Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Prom escort 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Prom committee 11; Football jacket 11. RUTH SHILLING THOMAS SCOTT ••Scotty This industrial arts student likes cars, and girls, but dislikes teachers and school. His most prized possession is his car. AMBI- TION: Mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Emanon 12. CATHY SHORTENCARRIER Cath Cathy, an academic student, likes having fun, nice clothes, her baby sister, and Rick, but dislikes frizzy hair, homework, rain, and unfriendly people. Her most prized possession is Rick's college ring. AMBI TION: College. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 11, 12; Introduction to Football 12; Circus 10; Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10. MARTHA SHUTCO Marty Marty, a secretarial commercial student, dislikes school and getting up early but likes boys and eating. Her most prized possession is Tom. AMBITION: Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 12; Spelling Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Chorus 12. EDWIN SMITH Smythe Ed, an academic student, likes summer DAN SMITH Smitty If you're good, be good at it says this industrial arts student. Dan likes girls and dislikes school. AMBITION: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Intramural basketball 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 12; Circus 11. and baseball but dislikes winter and pushy people. AMBITION: Doctor. ACTIVITIES: VISTOS 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Rifle Club 11, 12,- Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Student Council 11; Scholastic Quiz 12; French Club 11; Rens- selaer Math and Science Award 11. FLORINE SMITH Ene Florine is a clerical commercial student who likes dancing and guys but dislikes humorless people. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Activities: Rifle Club 11; Yearbook 12; Typing Award 10; Fine Arts 11; Circus 11, 12; Student Secretary 12. KEN SOTTILE Ken Cool says this academic student who likes sum- mer, water skiing, and motor cycles but dislikes snow, school, ties and English. His most prized possession is his Honda 90. Ambition: To make money and be happy. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Dramatics Club 12; Play 12. I JEROME SMITH Homer Hi, guy says this general student who likes girls, cars and hunting but dislikes homework, short hair and studying. His most prized posses- sion is his long hair. Ambition: To become great. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Horticulture 1 2. KATHY SPOTTS Kath Kathy, a secretarial commercial student, likes Carl but dislikes conceited people. Ambition: Secre- tary. Activities: Emanon 10, 11, 12; Circus 10; Yearbook 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Colorguard 11, 12; Health Careers 12; Dramatics Club 12; Play 12; Class Secretary 12; Homecoming Court 12; Typing Award 10, 11; Student Secretary 12; Spelling Club 12. LOUIS SMITH Lou Lou, an industrial arts student, likes loud bands and Arlene, but dislikes chiller movies and un- attractive girls. His most prized possession is his “56 Ford. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Track 10, 11; Horticulture 11, 12. RICHARD STARUCH Rick Rick is an academic student who likes football and pool but dislikes studying and working. His most prized possession is his class ring. Ambition: Graduate. Activities: Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Student Council 12; Track 10. KATHY STEIN Kath” You're makin' stuff up says this business stu- dent who likes race cars and loud music but dis- likes staying home and hillbilly music. Kath’s most prized possession is her car. AMBITION: Beauti- cian. ACTIVITIES: Circus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 12; Rifle Club 12; Introduction to Football 12; Cir- cus letter 11. LOIS STOSSEL Lo Lois, an academic student enjoys trailer parties and Coke. She dislikes hippies. Her most prized possession is her No. 17 quarterback from N.C. She is often heard saying No, let me . . AMBITION: Field of dietetics. ACTIVITIES: Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 12; All County Band 11, 12; Mount Symphonic Band 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Fine Arts Festival 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; In- troduction to Football 12; Circus 10, 11; Emanon 10, 11; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Usherette 10; Chorus 10, 11. ROCHELLE STINE Shell' Shelley is an academic student. AMBITION: Busi- ness college then marriage. ACTIVITIES: Student Librarian 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 10 — Capt. 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11; Emanon 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals 10, 11, 12; Circus 10; Homeroom secre- tary 11; Class Officer 11, 12; VISTOS 11, 12; Play 12: French Club 11; Spanish Club 10; Stu- dent Council 11, 12: Prom Committee 11; Home- coming Court 12. ROSEMARY STRENKO Rosey Oh, shut up says this secretarial commercial student who likes boys and dislikes backseat driv- ers. AMBITION: Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Library Aid 10; Rifle Club 11, 12; Health Careers 12; Yearbook 12; Spelling Club 12; Intramurals 10, 12; Typing Award 10; Fine Arts Festival 11. JANET STOSSEL Jan” Jan, an academic student likes food but dislikes school. AMBITION: Get Robot's number. AC- TIVITIES: Circus 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Prom Commit- tee 11; Student Council 12. MIKE TIMCHALK Mike Tops says this industrial arts student who likes pizza and fireman’s parades but dislikes fish and stuck-up people. His girl is his most prized posses- sion. AMBITION: Indefinite. ACTIVITIES: Band 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Bravery and Life Saving Award. JOHN TODHUNTER John John, an academic student, likes blues and playing guitar but dislikes bubblegum. Ambition: Graduate School. Activities: J.V. Basketball 10; Vistos 11, 12; Track Man- ager 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 11; Rensse- lear Math and Science Award 11; Rifle Club 11; Scholastic Quiz Team 12. DIANE TRETINIK Dr “Picture it” says this clerical student who likes baseball games, boys, and having fun but dislikes snobs, homework, and school. Ambition: To obtain a successful job. Activities: Rifle Club 12; Health Ca- reers 12. STEVE VERCHICK “Steve” Steve, an industrial arts student, likes baseball, football, basketball, track and watching T.V. He dislikes golf and hockey. Steve's most prized possession is his money. Ambition: Navy. Activities: Intra- murals 12. DIANNE VISLOSKY Dianne Dianne is a secretarial commercial student who likes John and Saturday nights but dislikes Monday mornings and John's Ex. Ambition: Secretary and John's wife. Ac- tivities: Typing Awards 10, 11; Rifle Club 12; Student Secretary 12; Emanon 12; Fine Arts Festival 11; Spelling Club 12; In- tramurals 11. HELEN VOZAR “Helen” Heck says this academic student who likes driving and history but dislikes home- work and doing dishes. Her most prized possession is her driver’s license. Ambi- tion: To be successful. Activities: Intramu- rals 11, 12; Yearbook 11; Student Librar- ian 12; Dramatics Club 12. SHARON WENSEL Wensel Sharon, a secretarial student, likes Craig but dislikes snobbish people. Ambition: Secretary. Activities: Typing Award 11; Colorguard 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Emanon 12; Circus 10: Introduction to Football 12; Spelling Club 12; Student Secretary 12. 38 JANET WENTURINE Jann This academic student likes football but dislikes spiders. AMBITION: To be a suc- cess. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 10, 11; Rifle Club 12; Contemporary Music 12; Intro- duction to Football 12; Yearbook 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Arts Festival 11; Homecoming court 12; Graduation usher- ette 11; Typing Award 10; French Club 10; Homeroom Secretary 12; Magazine Award 1 2. RICHARD WESTOVER Rick Rick, an academic student, likes basket- ball, hunting, fishing, baseball, and cars. His most prized possessions are his guns. AMBITION: Undecided. ACTIVITIES: Intra- murals 10, 11, 12; Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 11,12. DONNA WESTWOOD Don Donna, an academic student, likes foot- ball, riding around, parties and tuf clothes, but dislikes rainy days, frizzy hair and tests. Her most prized possessions are her friends. AMBITION: College. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12 — Co-captain 12; Yearbook 11, 12 — co-editor 12; Stu- dent Council 11; Prom Usherette 10; Fine Arts Festival 11; Circus 10; Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Introduction to Football 12; Prom Court 12. GERALD WHITED Jerry Jerry, a general student, likes girls, cars, hunting and fishing, but dislikes crazy driv- ers and bad weather. His most prized pos- session is his car. AMBITION: A mechanic. FRANCIS WINTERS Sweet Pea Francis, a general student, likes money, study hall, and stuffed animals but dislikes maxi dresses and boys at N.C. Her most prized possession is her boyfriend. AMBI- TION: Marriage. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 12; Introduction to Football 1 2. MAH WOLFE Matt Be down around 7:00 O’clock, says this industrial arts student who likes motor- cycles, girls, and cars. Matt’s most prized possession is Susan Pellas. AMBITION: To be a success. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 12; Rifle Club 12. 39 DAVID WOODS Woodsi SHARON KAY WYLAND Sharon” CATHY YUHAS Cath” Dave, a general course student, likes peo- ple. His most prized possession is himself. AMBITION: Live life to the fullest. ACTIVI- TIES: Football 10; Homecoming 12; Senior Play 1 2. Rats says this business student who likes roller skating, holidays, and knitting but dislikes opera and two-faced people. Mon- key, a small black dog is her favorite pos- session. AMBITION: Nurse. ACTIVITIES: Health Careers 12; Dramatics Club 12. Cath, is an academic student who likes people. ACTIVITIES: Circus 10; Intramurals 10, 11; Newspaper 11, 1 2; Yearbook 12; Introduction to Football 12; VOD Winner 12. FRED YUHAS STANLEY ZATORSKY Beany” Stan is an industrial arts student who likes baseball, football, and track but dislikes bowling, golf, and dancing. His most prized possession is his car. AMBITION: To be successful in life. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Club 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. CONNIE ZEDEK Quincy Connie, a clerical student, dislikes work and spiders but likes money and fun. Her most prized possession is her class ring. AMBITION: Artist. ACTIVITIES: Play 11, 12; Introduction to Football 12; Dramatics Club 12. CLASS FLIRTS Barb Dye and Ken Ludwig BEST DRESSED Connie Katana and Den Bursky 41 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Kathy Peel and Bob Pavelko MOST CREATIVE Caroline Gromosiak and Randy Bernecky MOST TALKATIVE Denise Beaty and Jeff Longwill MOST FRIENDLY Sara Hnatkovich and Craig Knarr MOST COURTEOUS Sue Kovalak and Lou Bodek Senior Jauoriies MOST AMBITIOUS Lois Stossel and Mark Previte MOST ATHLETIC Donna Westwood and Gary Abrams PERSONALITY PLUS Cathy Shortencarrier and Jay Bougher BEST DANCERS Theresa Gach and Pat Beaty MOST CONGENIAL Diane Klesser and Mike Ondecko NICEST SMILE Regina Mehall and Bob Hansen MOST POPULAR Shelley Stine and Paul Salley CLASS WIT Cathy Yuhas and Rex Casey Ohl Darn lt it's empty. I confess. The Three Musketeers. My corns were killing me. Oopsl I gave up swearing for Lent. They never told me it would be like this! I just got a permanent and can’t do a thing with my hair. Gfass Of 1971 (7ass TKotto: “The problem Is not to die for a Friend, But to Find a Friend Worth Dying For. Glass Color’s.’ TCauy Hue In 7 7 )ivcfer Hue Glass 7 oever: Daisy Class Cony: We yue (Jn y Jus TSeyun Dear John, Who's telling stories now? Looking for a four leaf clover? Ship ahoyl m s Y7A WV . s Vr4 MS This is the way we wash our hands, wash our hands. What do you plan to do when you get out? Who do you think will be most likely to succeed? I want my mommyl 49 It was a 326. Life on the reservation. Barnes 24, here we come. 50 Your line has been busy all day. How will the potty stay in here? The exciting world of Journalism. Jl amors: 71 fear Of 0 cite merit fkVM 4 DAVE CONRAD President JIM KEENAN Secretary ANDY HANCHARICK Treasurer DAVE WEAKLAND Boy's Intramurals PEGGY AMADEI Girl's Intramurals HARRY SIDWAR Vice President 51 ROW 1: L. Shilling, C. Stoltz, M. Weiland, B. Lubert, K. Hrubochak. ROW 2: J. Dumm, J. Luzier, K. Depetro, L. Lamer, C. Bobak, S. Stiles. ROW 3: K. Perrone, K. Dumm, J. Baum, T. Kelly, A. Suwinski, A. Fredhof. ROW 4: D. Barvinchak, A. Kaminsky, B. Raynish, S. Sheredy, C. Saxon, J. Babiak. ROW 5: N. Wagner, D. Montenaro, P. Phillips, D. Salley, J. Miller, J. Stein. 312 ROW 1: L. Magulick, K. Sidwar, L. Janosko, J. Ritchey, S. LaMagna, D. Novella. ROW 2: M. Farabaugh, P. Tomallo, D. Weakland, K. Hoppel, A. Woods, S. Armann. ROW 3: R. Frank, F. Corio, W. Kellichner, G. Olbert, E. Witenski, W. Kline, H. Carl. ROW 4: M. McCombie, R. Powers, M. Sidwar, L. Novella, L. Monborne, J. Abrams. ROW 5: R. Stossel, J. Hangey, J. Shackleford, K. Folmar, B. Berti, J. Dospoy, D. Brown. 52 ROW 1: J. Bradley, T. Carpinello, P. Bearer, S. Brown, S. Keith. ROW 2: D. Kordish, E. Ebbs, J. Zeanchock, R. Mulraney, D. Hickok. ROW 3: T. Whited, L. Shortencarrier, K. Leslie, C. Roger, F. Uchaker, D. Weakland. ROW 4: D. Arotin, D. Salley, T. Kass, B. Riddle, A. Paone, G. Deyarmin, J. Markovich. ROW 5: F. Rezk, J. Collinash, J. Miller, T. Vella, D. Anderson, D. Zeanchock, I. Wojno, J. Mitasky. 127 J. Glinsky, J. Baker, M. Potonic, P. Kelly, J. Sottile. ROW 2: F. Sasway, B. Pawlikowski, E. Jacobs, M. Dolney, D. Mazurak, J. Carnevali, ROW 3: Dan Cedor, K. Olchesky, T. Shell, M. Perrone, C. Miller, D. Frontino, S. Bonanno. ROW 4: G. Whited, T. Taranto, M. Hauzie, J. Wojno, P. Amadei, K. Smith. ROW 5: R. Montello, D. Kopera, D. Anderson, K. Pederson, J. Lutch, D. D'Andrea, G. Brown. 53 303 ROW 1: L. Bogetto, B. Shaw A. Hancharick, J. Lowe, J. Kerfonta. ROW 2: D. Conrad, L. Rietscha, J. Wiggins, R. Pompa, M. Shortencarrier, R. Nelson. ROW 3: P. Lombardo, C. Knechtel, H. Stevens, S. Miller, A. Strong. ROW 4: D. Duriez, D. Yedlosky, D. Homady, D. McCombie, R. Griffiths, R. Krug. ROW 5: H. Sidwar, H. Campbell, J. Keenan, F. Rito, D. Bradford. We're on Candid Camera! Can I be a Peggy Fleming? V. Boy, did I have a Time! Honest, I don’t have any snuff. Isn't there any way out? Oh no! I hear Mr. Bearer. 55 I wish I were in Home Ec. Who said tic-tactoe isn’t fun? m You’re right! This is better than class. Is this a typewriter? 56 I don’t deserve an F. I wonder if she likes me or him? Do your own work or is it ’’share and share alike? Sop Ac omores: A year Of Opportunities NORA WAGNER — Secretary. KATHY SNYDER — Girls’ Intramurals. GREG ABRAMS — President. STEVE REYBA — Vice President. DENISE BLAHOVEC — Treasurer. MATT LIGDA — Boys’ Intramurals. 57 ROW 1: Dan Root, Kim Peters, Denise Sewalish, Ken Charney, Janice Stein, Kim Kopas, Sue Wagner. ROW 2: Dave Ranck, Mike Krupa, Chris Smith, John Baron, Bob Hnatkovich, Jim Tibbot. ROW 3: Pat Bechel, Peggy Nelson, Diane Boring, Anna Marie Elias, Becky Whited, Connie Chura, Leo Sherry. ROW 4: Coe Keith, Susan Holtz, Jim Westrick, Nancy Luzier, Dave Davis, Velma Sinclair. ROW 5: Dave Waksmunski, Craig Miller, Carl Dumm, Frank Letavish, Eugene Rietscha, Bob Pallone, Debbie Travis. ROW 1: Lynn Shovestull, Joyce Switzler, Joanne Begenyi, Glenn Wolfe, Alberta Lute, Theresa Vozar, Gwen Knarr. ROW 2: Joe Kordish, John Wenturine, Randy Connah, Gary Shaner, Bob Leslie, Glenn Stratton. ROW 3: Darlene Bolette, Andrea Sewalish, Mike Rieger, Sam Boring, Mike Peadick, Carol Westover, Thelda Deckard. ROW 4: Mary Catherine Neilson, Diane Sposito, Sherry Hicks, Bill Babyak, Ron Yuhas, Beth Dunchak, Cathy Pershing, Robert Vrana. ROW 5: Tom Brawley, Joe Milchak, Mark Matarrese, Jim Bearer, Dennis Dosdoy, Paul Stevens, Lee Hanwell. ROW 1: Rick Buza, Laverne Sholtis, Chris Hudak, Mary Lobick, Wonita Stoltz, Kim Bradley, Thresa Smith. ROW 2: John Patterson, Ruth Veltri, Dan Hajduk, Dennis Carpinello, Ted Sherry, Brenda Douglas. ROW 3: Pat Kirsch, Mike Mazurak, Denise Blahovec, Joann Gach, Cindy Leonard, Linda Rieger, Herm Weiland. ROW 4: Kim Kirsch, Duane Gomish, Larry Mondi, Bill Dobransky, Marcella Manioc, Ken Stossel, Joe Rezk, Maryln Warner. ROW 5: Charlene Peles, Al Lieb, Greg Abrams, Jerry Kane, Tom Trybus, Charlie Tretinak, Carol Abromovich. ROW 2: Mike Barruto, Debby Shonsky, Carol Glinsky, Mary Clare Carl, Denise DiGirolamo, Cathy Bogetta, Mike Natarian. ROW 2: Bob Barczak, John Pavlick, Peggy Kirsch, Kathy Snyder, Lynn Romett, Ellen Weiland. ROW 3: Leonard Ropchock, Angela Susick, Matt Montanaro, Art Jodon, Paul Sottile, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Ron Kline. ROW 4: Charlene Lieb, Don Wylie, Fred Colbert, Larry Barnosky, Denise Drotar, Ron Dolges. ROW 5: Wayne Stossel, Don Clarke, Tom Shinko, Jim Rieger, Ben McCrystal, Barry LeGars, Matt Ligda. 59 ROW 1: Dottie Stiles, Evelyn Peadick, Linda Fulton, Lois Hoover, Debbie Rematt. ROW 2: Joan Kowardy, Cathy Zurenko, Debbie Blahovec, Ginger Wolfe, Nora Wagner, Mary Lou Cooney. ROW 3: Mike Hrubochak, Matt Rietscha, Ed Stine, Cliff Traveny, Rick Kutchman, Steve Reyba, Gary Whited. ROW 4: Kathy Bradford, Denny Sodmont, Judy Young, Ronald Sherry, Dave Smolko, Sue Maloney. ROW 5: Jim Dillon, Dennis Boring, Ray Archick, Bob Parrish, Harvey Wargo, Gary Keith, Sandy Tuskey. I like Alice in Wonderland better. Born Free 60 Pleasant Dreams 62 Ohl Really Vis os SITTING: Patty Bearer, Sue Miller, Kathy Leslie, Loretta Janosko, Theresa Carpinello. STANDING: Bob Stossel, John Zeanchock, Joan Glinsky, Betsy Raynish, Bill Berti, Sue Keith, Leona Lamer, Elizabeth Hnatkovich. SITTING: Emily McConnell, Pauline Bearer, Betty Ann Janosko, Marie Sackie, Shelley Stine, Gina Mehall, Posanne Pelles. STANDING: Diane Vislosky, Diane Ondecko, John Todhunter, Mark Previte, Dan Kerfoot, Joe D’Andrea, Jay Orosz, Ed Smith, Pat Pawlokoski. yCor Aern Q ) am Sria GjSorus SEATED: Ruth Ann Veltri. ROW 1: Dottie Stiles, Gina Mehall, Laverne Sholtis, Lorrie Janosko, Mary Lou Muir, Donna Abrams, Glenn Stratton. ROW 2: Marty Shutco, Charlene Peles, Debbie Travis, Sandy Mentzer, Shelley Stine. The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Robert Gross, is composed of dedicated students who are interested in music. Many enjoyable hours were spent developing their vocal talents. The yearbook staff endeavored to capture the memorable events of the past year while learning valuable journalism techniques. Mr. Wasilko, Adviser. 66 Betty Ann Janosko, Editor; Donna Westwood, Co-editor. banner Staff iff 1971 athy Shortencarrier, Aleta Strong, Denny Previte, Sandy Sheredy, Loretta Janosko. Mary Anne Holtz, Cathy Yuhas, David Ranck, Lois Stossel, Diane Klesser. DCecvspaper The student newspaper, the Emanon, kept the school informed of happenings throughout the year. It also provided an opprotunity for students to learn valuable journalism methods. The executive committee is as follows: Mary Ann Holtz, Cathy Yuhas, Diane Dercotch, Connie Katana, Mike Ondecko, Rick Innocenti 68 Advisor — Mr. Neil Pavlock Editor-in-chief — Connie Katana SEATED: Connie Bobak, Andrea Sewalish, Mary Lou Cooney, Cathy Peel, Cathy Snyder, Gwen Knarr, Sharon Wensel, Karen Depetro, Patty Bobby, Janet Stein, Sara Hnatkovich, Shelly Stein, Lois Stossel, Donna Abrams, Cathy Spotts, Dan Miller, Tom Scott, Deb Barvinchak, Herman Karl, Sue Clifton, Diane Sposito. 69 The Rifle Club began its second year under the direction of Mr. J. F. Frontino. The number of nterested students has increased considerably this ear. The club members enjoyed many films and the discussions helped each outdoorsman learn the oasic fundamentals and safety factors of hunting ivith the rifle. 70 ROW 1: Bob Leslie, Bob Hnatkovich, Dan Root. ROW 2: Ron Dolges, Jim Tibbot, Don Clarke, Dave Ranck, Craig Millar, Ron Kline, Steve Reyba, Bob Pallone, Mr. Fisanick. Ann o an cer 72 Barb McMackin, John Zeanchock, Dave Brown, Bob Stossel, Joe Hangey, Mr. Whited — advisor. !J3ancf Senior — Pauline Bearer ROW 1: Henrietta Carpinello, Nora Wagner. ROW 2: Diane Ramsey, Theresa Carpinello, Angela Susick, Candy Leonard, Kathy Peel, Denise Drotar. ROW 3: Chris Mondi, Sue Keith, Kerri Buza, Carol Kirsch, Maureen Carpinello, Diane Yasick, Karen Overberger, Lisa Dolonsky. ROW 4: Tony Paone, Lois Hoover, Pauline Bearer, David Mitasky, Kathy Boring, Cindy Leonard, Janice Babiak. The Northern Cambria Band is under the direction of Mr. Paul Walker. Senior — Jeff Longwill District Band members: Pauline Bearer, Lois Stossel, Diane Ramsey. Band Officers: Kathy Peel — Shelley Stine — President, Henrietta Carpinello — Vice President, Pauline Bearer — Secretary. ROW 1: Lindo Berti. ROW 2: Jeff Longwill, Mark Filkins, Cheryl Tuley, Lynn Shook, Nancy Sodmont, Janis Conrad, Patty Bearer. ROW 3: Lois Stossel, Barry Hamady, Kim Kopas, Rick Work, Debbie Chila, Rick Valenty, Karen Kotrick, Laura Sedlock. ROW 4: John Falduto, Mike Natarian, Larry Mondi, Jim Abrams, Mike Sidwar, Herman Carl, Tim Hammond. Mary Lou Cooney, Sandy Sheredy, Sue Miller, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Kathy Leslie, Denise Blahovec, Jess Ritchey, Debbie Malicky, Cathy Sidwar, Lorrie Janosko. Kathy Leslie Sue Miller Captain — Loretta Janosko Co-captain — Kathy Sidwar Cjo or Suarcf 1970 Shelley Stine — Captain Donna Abrams — Co-captain Kathy Spotts Connie Katana Diane Dercotch Sharon Wensel Regina Mehall Diane Ondecko Sharon Luther Diana Salley Patty Tomallo Karen Huether Sue LaMagna Shirley Smith Peggy Nelson Beth Ann Dunchuck Diane Stossel Joanne Begenyi Clare Ann Knapik Carol Bobby Christine Begenyi Dorothy Abrams Theresa Vozar Kim Bradley Judy Young Janet Hanwell 71 7iancf Snaps year6oo£ Representatives 1st ROW: M. Luther, M. Cooney, D. Bobby, B. Dye, R. Strenko. 2nd ROW: J. Sottilc, J. Baker, L. Janosko, C. Glinsky, C. Chura. 3rd ROW: B. Raynish, J. Crossman, C. Fought. Richard Griffiths, Jerome Smith, Rick Westover, Mr. Kline is the advisor. 81 FIRST ROW: Sandy Tusky, Denise Sewalish, Joyce Switzler, Carol Glinsky, Joan Kowardy. ROW 2: Susan Fulton, Diane Sposito, Connie Chura, Ruth Ann Veltri, Susan Holtz, Emily McConnell, Henrietta Carpinello. y o neroom Secretaries 1 st ROW: Kathy Leslie, Betty A. Janosko, Nora Wagner, Mary K. Potonic, Leona Lamer, Mary Lou Muir, Cindy Leonard. 2nd ROW: Sue Miller, Linda Shortencarrier, Aleta Strong, Sherry Hicks, Betsy Raynish, Debbie Lieb. 1st ROW: S. Barnosky, D. Root, D. Ondecko, J. Glinsky, C. Glinsky, J. Kowardy, D. Glinsky, C. Wargo, D. Mazurak, J. Hanwell, T. Carpinello, F. Sasway. ROW 2: D. Hickok, L. Warner, J. Farabaugh, K. Dumm, D. Hassen, R. Staruch, J. longwill, M. Hassen, M. Perrone, B. Dunchuck, M. Matarese, D. Sposito, C. Roger. 83 7n (ram ura () hampi on s Boy's Intramural Basketball Champs: Bob Hansen, Tom Pavelko, Mike Ondecko, Ron Olear, Tony Barczak, Den Bursky, Ross Fleming, Dan Smith, Randy Bernecky, Don Connah. Mr. Miller — advisor Introduction Something new at Northern Cambria this year was the mini-course. Introduction to Football, conducted by Mr. Miller. Those attending gained a better understanding of one of our major sports. KNEELING: Julie Miller, Mary Weiland, Joann Sottile, Joann Baum, Janice Babiak, Cathy Shortencarrier, Betty Ann Janosko, Linda Dumm. STANDING: Sandy Sheredy, Beth Dunchuck, Lois Stossel, Diane Klesser, Donna Westwood, Aleta Strong, Connie Zedek, Janice Gray, Judy Baker, Janet Wenturine, Rosann Pellas. C'he er e a cfers '7 0 ;7 ROW 1: Betty Ann Janosko, Donna Westwood. ROW 2: Mary Kay Potonic, Marie Sackie. ROW 3: Diane Klesser, Mary Anne Holtz. ROW 4: Jan Wenturine, Carol Faught. The spirit of the cheerleaders inspired the crowds at all the football and basketball games and pep rallies. This inspiration lifted the spirits on to victory for the Colts. Senior — Janet Wenturine Junior — Mary Kay Potonic Senior — Marie Sackie Senior — Mary Anne Holtz 00 Don’t you like us Davie? I wish Halloween was every year. Oops, there go my contacts again. The Dramatics Club was very active this year. This club, sponsored by Mrs. Laurito and Mrs. Brletrick, presented many fine skits for the entertainment of the student body. Many students participated in these presentations and spent many long hours practicing for them. 89 Cation a 1 fon or Society The National Honor Society Induction Program was held on May 20. Under the direction of Mr. Krug and Mr. Drew they related all the phases of the membership to the social problem of conservation. Twenty new members were received into the Merit Chapter. Mr. Drew Sponsor Mr. Krug Sponsor MEMBERS OF INDUCTION TEAM: Ed Smith, Betty Ann Janosko, Pauline Bearer, Diane Ondecko, Dan Kerfoot, John Todhunter, Shelley Stine. SEATED: Ed Smith, Betty Ann Janosko, Pauline Bearer, Diane Ondecko, Dan Kerfoot, John Todhunter, Shelley Stine. ROW 2: Bob Pawlokowski, Diana Salley, Betsy Raynish, Marie Sackie, Regina Mehall, Patty Pawlokowski, Paula Jo Gray, Rosanne Peles, Theresa Carpinetto, Patty Bearer, Joan Glinsky, Loretta Janosko, Kathy Leslie, Sue Miller, John Zeanchock. 91 yfeafi i (careers The Health Careers Club, which was newly formed this year had about 30 members. Officers were: President — Henrietta Carpinello; Vice-President — Sue Fulton; Secretary — Pauline Bearer; Treasurer — Loretta Janosko; Historian — Susan Holtz. Films were shown on the various careers, and a field trip to Conemaugh Valley Hospital greatly enriched the understanding of these various occupations. Mrs. Linden — Advisor 1st ROW: J. Wenturine, L. Jonosko, H. Carpinello, P. Bearer, S. Fulton, S. Keith, S. Holtz. 2nd ROW: C. Reiger, C. Wargo, F. Sasway, L. Shovestull, C. Hudak, R. Strenko, T. Vozar, K. Spotts, J. Jodon, J. Muir, C. Peles, T. Carpinello, D. Travis, A. Susick, A. Wosilko, P. Bearer. 92 93 7'ooiba I The 1 970-71 Colts did a fine job this year. The Richland game was a moral victory for the Colts, even though it ended in a tie. The Millermen’s greatest satisfaction came with a 40-1 2 victory over the Highlanders. ROW 1: T. Shell, R. Staurch, J. Collinash, R. Casey, B. Pawlikowski, M. Hassen, G. Knarr, D. Weakland, D. Yedlosky, J. Bougher. ROW 2: K. Pedersen, B. Pavelko, B. Berti, J. D’Andrea, M. Hauzie, G. Abrams, P. Beaty J. Keenan, D. D’Andrea, A. Hancharik, F. Corio, J. Wojno. ROW 3: E. Witenski, T. Taranto, T. Tybus, D. McCombie, J. Lutch, L. Wojno, L. Monborn 94 JKen ie iind A-Conemaugh Twp......................14 0 H-Windber............................ 8 19 A-Curwensville.......................22 19 A-Indiana............................ 0 30 HBIairsville.........................42 24 H-Richland...........................12 12 A Conemaugh Valley...................23 6 H-Penn Cambria....................... 8 0 A-Homer City......................... 6 16 A-Cambria Heights....................40 12 . Weskland, D. Conrad, J. Markovich, B. McCrystal. ROW 4: M. Krupa, M. gda, G. Abrams, C. Traveny, H. Sidwar, R. Montello, M. Montennaro, J. ias, F. Rezk, S. Reyba. ROW 5: B. Hansen, J. Baron, D. Carpinello, G. Whited. COACHES: D. Miller, J. Price, V. Chervenak, J. Bernard. IANAGERS: P. Salley, R. Buza, L. Riva, M. Borruto. 7£e CSoys 95 53 a s £ e t s a f f 7 0 The Colts second year under Coach Basile was characterized with sustained drive and determination. The Cambria Heights game at our gym was a real thriller with the Black and Gold dribbling into victory after going overtime. Other exciting, close games were played throughout the season. MANAGERS: Senior Ed Smith and Bill Winters Coach — MR. DICK BILLS MARK PREVITE: Most Valuable Basketball Player. 100 'II UracA Scoreboard Cambria Heights and . . . Ferdale 83 61 Bellwood 85 64 Homer Center 63 86 Penns Manor 88 61 ROW 1: J. D'Andrea, D. Hassen, S. Verchick, F. Yuhas, J. Orosz, S. Zatorsky, B. Hansen, M. Previte, J. Duke, J. Abrams, R. Natarian, E. Smith, J. Wojno. ROW 2: F. Uchaker, A. Woods, D. Duriez, A. Hancharik, J. Hangey, D. Conrad, W. Kline, D. Brown, L. Monborne, H. Sidwar, J. Keenan. ROW 3: D. Root, D. Frontino, D. 104 1070 McCombie, R. Montello, J. Collinash, J. Elias, J. Todhunter. ROW 4: K. Krug, J. Shaw, D. Davis, B. Davis, D. Bonano, G. Elias, D. Olear, S. Rebya, M. Mattrese. ROW 5: B. Winters, J. Tuley, J. Butterworth, D. Pavlick, D. Pedersen, J. Jubas, M. Veila, D. Previte, J. Vivadelli, T. Milchak. Coach Keenan Coach Kudlawiec 105 TRACK SENIORS: ROW 1: Rich Watarian, Jay Orosz, Joe DAndrea, Fred Yuhas, Bob Hansen. ROW 2: Ed Smith, Mark Previte, Joe Abrams, Dave Hassen, Stanley Zatorsky. 106 Sports On Awards Day, May 24, Sports Awards were given to outstanding athletes of Northern Cambria. MARK PREVITE — Most Valuable Basketball Player; JAY BOUGHER — George Magulick Award. HARRY SIDWAR — Football Player of the Year MARK PREVITE — Most Valuable Basketball Player STANLEY ZATORSKY and JOE D ANDREA — Track and Field Awards 109 The 5th annual Homecoming occurred on October 16. During the halftime of the N.C.-Richland game, the crowning of the Queen, Donna Abrams, added to the excitement of a hard fought game. Although the game ended in a tie, it was a morale booster for the Colts. COURT MEMBERS: Kathy Peel, Theresa Gach, Kathy Spotts, Lois Stossel, Shelley Stine, Janet Wenturine, Queen Donna Abrams. Queen Donna Abrams and Dan Kerfoot ESCORTS: STANDING: Craig Knarr, Den Bursky, Ken Ludwig, Bob Hansen, Dave Woods. SEATED: Melvin Hoppel, Dan Kerfoot. DRIVERS: Jeff Longwill, Mike Ondecko, Matt Wolfe, Lou Bodek, Kevin Fowler, Tom Ritchey. 110 Shelley Stine and Bob Hansen Theresa Gach and Den Bursky Jan Wenturine and Ken Ludwig Lois Stossel and Mel Hoppel Kathy Peel and Craig Knarr Kathy Spotts and Dave Woods Circus Ancf Cymn as lies The Circus this year was again a huge success. The gymnastics club was also very active, performing for both the senior high and junior high Awards Day programs and for the Fine Arts Festival. Members of the gymnastic team traveled to Indiana University and spent a day working with the college team. Something new this year tor gymnastics people — jackets! 112 lOeS o WEB OF MURDER was presented by the Northern Cambria Dramatics Club under the direction of Mrs. Laurito and Mrs. Brletrick. The actors and actresses portrayed expertly the characters of this murder mystery. Mrs. Zagata and the makeup committee also did an excellent job. Shelley Stine and Tom Ritchey 114 A romantic moment The maid did itl Dave Woods was a tough guy. jfunior Senior CProm The '71 Prom was held on May 14, highlighted by the crowning of Joe D'Andrea as king, and Sue Kovalak as queen. Other members of the court were Donna Westwood and Mike Hassen, Linda Dumm and Bob Pavelko, Pauline Bearer and Pat Beaty, Jill Jodon and Jay Bougher, Betty Ann Janosko and Dave Hassen, and Ruth Ann Nelson and Paul Salley. King Joe D'Andrea and Queen Sue Kovalak Senior Urip The Seniors traveled to Washington, D. C, on April 28, 29, and 30. It was an enjoyable experience that will never be forgotten. 118 On the Second Annual Awards Day, May 24, 1971, outstanding students were honored for scholarship and service to the school. ROW 1: Loretta Janosko Rensselaer Medal, Schol. Quiz; Nora Wagner, Ed. Progress; Theresa Carpinello, Ed. Progress; Margaret Kirsch, Ed. Progress; Larry Shilling, Gym Award. ROW 2: Mary Jean Vivadelli, Ed. Progress; John Zeanchock, American Legion Essay Winner, Scholastic Quiz; Harry Sidwar, Football Player of the Year. ROW 1: Betty Ann Janosko — Robert H. Hoellein Memorial Communications Awd, VISTOS, Schol. Quiz; Diane Vislosky — BPW Awd, VISTOS, Bookkeeping Awd., Adv. Work Seminar; Sandy Metzer — Ad. Work Seminar; Pauline Bearer — DAR Good Citizenship Awd., John Philip Sousa Awd., VISTOS, Schol. Quiz, U. S. Marines Youth Foundation Awd.; Henrietta Corpinello — Stu. Lib.; Emily McConnell — VISTOS, Art Awd., Stu. Lib.; Diane Ondecko — VISTOS, Ad. Work Seminar, Clerical Awd.; Carolyn Gromosaik — Make up Awd., Ad. Work Seminar. ROW 2: Stanley Zatorsky — Track and Field Awd.; Steve Verchick — Intra. Awd.; Ken Sottile — VFW Voice of Dem., Actor Awd., Spangler Fireman; Denise Beaty — Actress Awd.; Tom Ritchey — Actor Awd.; John Messina — Gym Awd.; Maxine Root — Span. Awd.; Chris Mondi — Ser. in Bus. Ed.; Diane Ramsey — Ser. in Bus. Ed., Typing Awd.; Marie Sackie — VISTOS, Ad. Work Seminar; Lois Stossel — Mag. Awd.. ROW 3: Ed Smith — St. Francis Math Awd., Bausch Lomb Honorary Science Awd., VFW Voice of Dem. Winner, VISTOS, Schol. Quiz, Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium; Bob Lute — Indust. Arts Awd.; Joe D’Andrea — VISTOS, Daughtery Mem. Awd., NROTC appointee. Track and Field; Jay Bougher — George Magulick Awd.; Mary Anne Holtz — Ad. Work Seminar; Diane Klesser — VISTOS; Connie Katana —Tribune Democrat Staffer Awd., Ad Work Seminar; Sara Hnatkovich — Ser. in Bus. Ed., Ad. Work Seminar; Donna Abrams — Ser. in Bus. Ed. ROW 4: Theresa Gach — Stu. Lib.; Mark Previte — I Dare You Awd., VISTOS, Most Val. Basketball Player; Paul Salley — Pres. Gavel; John D. McCombie — D.R. Lovette Awd.; Bob Bobak — School Ser. Awd.; Matte Wolfe — School Ser. Awd.; Ken Ludwig — School Ser. Awd.; Sue Kovalak — Stu. Lib., Typing Awd.; Rosemary Strenko — Ad. Work Seminar; Patty Pawlikowski — VISTOS; Dan Kerfoot — VISTOS, Ed. Progress Awd., Schol. Quiz; Shelly Stine — I Dare You Awd., VISTOS, Schol. Quiz. 120 ED SMITH and JOHN TODHUNTER — St. Francis College Mathematics Award, Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, VISTOS, Scholastic Quiz, Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. JOE D’ANDREA — NROTC appointee JOE D'ANDREA — VISTOS, Daughtery Memorial Award, Track and Field Award. LOIS STOSSEL — Magazine Award. CONNIE KATANA Tribune Democrat Staffer Award, Ad. Work Seminar. BETTY ANN JANOSKO — Robert H. Hollein Communications Award, Scholastic Quiz, VISTOS. 121 Commencement On May 28, 1971, Commencement exercises were held at Northern. This day marked the graduation of 155 seniors. It was a day to be remembered always as the beginning of our future. 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