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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

A book shows what is . . . and what should be. Most Congenial Diane Spo- sito and Bill Babiak 1973 Northern Cambria High School Barnesboro, Pa. This Banner shows many sides of the 1972-73 school year. Because of difficulties that arose during the begin- ning of the year, the staff felt that all the students must join together to get things accomplished. So, we chose Friendship as the theme for all to remember, not only when reflecting on this book, but always. I People is all everything is, all it has ever been, all it can ever be. 2 William Saroyan You don't live in a world all alone. Your brothers are here, too. 3 Albert Schweitzer APMl 1473 1 • it 22 2 3 • 10 1« 17 23 24 30 4 t 4 2 11 12 13 14 It 1« 20 21 2 24 27 74 tW� HOTMMITM a % may 1973 3 4 t 4 7 1 4 2 • 10 11 13 13 14 It 14 17 ii It 20 21 22 23 24 2t 24 27 24 24 30 4 DEDICATION Contents 4-5 SENIORS.....................................14-50 Senior Portraits............................16 Awards......................................41 Washington Trip.............................44 Class Favorites.............................46 National Honor Society......................50 UNDERCLASSMEN...............................51-63 Juniors.....................................52 Awards......................................58 Sophomores..................................59 Awards......................................63 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY..................64-72 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ...............73-99 Yearbook....................................74 Emanon......................................76 Student Government..........................77 Librarians and H. R. Secretaries............78 Announcer’s Club and Audio Visual...........79 Health Careers Club.........................80 Senior Scoop Literary.......................81 Magazine and Photography Chess and Key Clubs.........................82 Cooking and Hiking .........................83 Fly Tying and Spanish Club..................84 Golf .......................................85 Band........................................86 Color Guard.................................88 Majorettes..................................89 Chorus......................................91 Homecoming..................................92 Prom........................................94 Dramatics Club..............................96 Gymnastics .................................98 SPORTS....................................100-115 Football...................................102 Intramurals................................107 Basketball.................................108 Track......................................112 Cheerleaders...............................114 COMMENCEMENT..............................116-117 Qtaff Northern Cambria High School Banner Presented by the Banner Staff of Northern Cambria High School, Barnesboro, Pennsylvania. Editor-in-Chief..........................Mary Jean Vivadelli EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Business Manager ..........................Mary Lou Cooney Seniors........................................Nora Wagner Underclassmen................................Cindy Leonard Administration and Faculty....................Connie Chura Organizations and Activities.................Beth Dunchuck and Denise Blahovec Sports...........................................Gwen Knarr Photography...................................Denise Drotar Photographers....................Fred Colbert and Carl Dumm STAFF Kim Kopas, Deb Blahovec, Laverne Sholtis, Kathy Zurenko, Lynn Romett, Sue Maloney, Ron Kline, Dennis Previte, Diane Boring, Kim Bradley, Kim Kelly, Linda Berti, Beta Brown, Marilyn Leslie, Vicki Morgan, Michaelene Woods, Denise Good, Pam McMullen, Joann Gach, Joanne Begenyi, Marcella Manock, Henry Miller, Matt Montanaro. ADVERTISEMENTS 118-120 Adviser Mrs. Erma Konitsky Jean Stossel Rose Pastirko Dedication — Nor Secretarial Staff Secretarial duties are in good hands at Northern Cambria High School. The high standards of the Commercial Department are evident in the work of the N.Cosecretaries, to whom the 1973 Banner is dedicated. Mrs. Byrnes, Mr. Chervenak, Mrs. Laurito and Mr. Pavlock can well be proud of NC's pleasant, efficient, and devoted secretarial staff. This dedi- cation recognizes their excellent work and their many favors to the Class of 1973. 6 Sandra Forberger them Cambria's Carol Yasick Bernadette Hromulak Bernadette Kuhn Antoinette Bonanno Christine Warner 7 8 Sharing the excitement of basketball . . . pro- moting loyalty for the school. . . uniting in an effort to achieve outstanding scholarship . . . and fighting along with the nation in the appeal for the release of American prisoners of war. . . These were the qualities characteristic of students here at N. C. We believed in loving each other and joining together for the success of a common cause. Friend- ship — that's what it was all about. We have friends who work to make our lives a little special. Mr. Emil Traveny — custodian Mr. Charles Veil, head custodian Mr. Louis Schrenkel and Mr. Steve Verchick — janitors Cafeteria Staff: Dorothy Yurko, Anna Jean Maines, Josephine Panar, Mary Kudlawiec, Mary Chlopik Mrs. Rose Nastasi, Cafeteria Manager 12 Most Ambitious Denise Drotar and Jim Bearer 13 Personality Plus Deb Blaho- vec and Al Lieb 14 SENIORS Class of 1973 Class Colors: Purple and White Class Motto: Let me build a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Class Song: I Can See Clearly Now The President's Gavel was awarded to Steve Reyba for outstanding work as Senior Class President. Senior Class Officers: Left to Right: Thomas Trybus, Sargeant-at-Arms; Jim Bearer, Treasurer; Kathy Bernecky, Girl's Intramural Manager; Steve Reyba, President; Denise Blahovec, Secretary. Absent: Dave Ranck, Vice-President; Harvey Wargo, Boy's Intramural Manager. 16 Senior Sponsors: Mr. Jim Price, Mr. J. J. Frontino, and Miss Dolores Kline. Absent: Mrs. Althea Laurito. Class Flower: White Carnation 17 Dennie Reigned as Homecoming Queen 1. Gregory Abrams 18 3. John Baron 5. Nancy Barnosky 4. Robert Barczak 6. James Bearer 1. Raymond Archick 4. Paul Barnes 7. Patrick Beckel 2. Marian Babiak 3. William Babyak 6. Larry Barnosky 8. Joanne Begenyi 9. Kathleen Bernecky 19 1. Deborah Blahovec 4. Diane Boring 7. Kim Bradley 20 2. Denise Blahovec 5. Samuel Boring 8. Thomas Brawley 3. Gregory Bobik 6. Michael Borruto 9. Richard Buza 1. Cathleen Bogetta 3. Patricia Bosar 4. Kathy Ann Bradford I C 5. Mary Clare Carl 2. Darlene Bolette Senior Year Was Best of All I think I'm making a big mistake. Another Burt Bacharach maybe. But the Seniors Pulled Through Smiling 3. Randy Connah 5. William Dobransky 22 2. Kenneth Charney Gee, I didn't know you cored. 4. Mary Lou Cooney 6. Ronald Dolges 1. Connie Chura 4. David Davis 7. Dennis Dospoy 2. Donald Clarke 5. Denise DiGirolamo 8. Denise Drotar 3. Fred Colbert 6. James Dillon 9. Carl Dumm 23 7. Susan Holtz 8. Lois Hoover 9. Michael Hrubochak 24 1. Carol Glinsky 3. Sherry Hicks 5. Christine Hudak 2. Duane Gomish 6. Arthur Jodon Seniors Took Part in Many School Events 1972-73 — Year of The Big Rush Hey Chris, does Mrs. Lourito wont this done now? “I hope these ponts ore done by the end of the nine weeksl 3. Patrick Kirsch 5. Joan Kowardy 26 2. Coe Keith 4. Ronald Kline 6. Michael Krupa i' m JL - 3. Margaret Kirsch 2. Kimberly Kirsch 1. Gary Keith 7. Richard Kutchman 5. Kim Kopas 8. Barry Legars 9. Cindy Leonard 27 9. Craig Millar 1. Robert Leslie 4. Mary Lobick 7. Michael Mazurak 2. George Letavish 5. Alberta Lute Si « 8. Benjamin McCrystal 6. Bonnie Luther 3. Alan Lieb 5. Henry Miller 6. Larry Mondi 29 1. Mary Catherine Neilson 7. Clifford Roger 2. Peggy Nelson 5. Evelyn Peadick 3. Audrey Oswalt 6. Charlene Peles 8. David Ranck 9. Deborah Rematt 31 7. Denise Sewalish 32 8. Gary Shaner 9. Leonard Sherry 4. Matthew Rietscha 2. Joseph Rezk WtM 5. Lynn Romett 3. James Reiger 6. Daniel Root 1. Stephen Reyba t 2. Eugene Rietscha Happy Moments Left Memories 1. Linda Reiger 3. Leonard Ropchock 4. Andrea Sewalish 6. Theodore Sherry Morale Was 5. Diane Sposito 6. Janice Stein 34 4. Dennis Sodmont 5. David Solley 6. Paul Sottile 3. Theresa Smith 7. Paul Stephens 8. Dorothy Stiles 9. Ed Stine 1. Lynn Shovestull 2. Christopher Smith 6. Charles Tretinik 4. James Tibbott 5. Clifford Traveny Cl 7. Ruth Ann Veltri 8. Mary Jean Vjyadelli 9. Theresa Vozar 36 1. Angela Susick 3. Thomas Trybus 5. Robert Vrana Seniors Had Fun! 2. Joyce Switzler 6. Linda Wagner 37 5. Rebecca Whited 2. David Waksmunski 38 1. Harvey Wargo 8. Frederick Wood 6. Linda Whited 9. Don Wylie 7. Glenn Wolfe 3. Herman Weiland 2. Marilyn Warner 5. Gary Whited 4. James Westrick Suddenly It Was All Over Judy Young Ronald Yuhas v v Gabriel Yuhas 40 Kathy Zurenko Senior Awards Outstanding Seniors Are Recognized Top Salesmen: Sitting: Mary Catherine Neilson, Kathy Bernecky, Lynn Romett. Standing: Ron Kline, Rick Buza, Dave Waksmunski, Cathy Pershing, and Mary Lou Cooney. The Industrial Arts Award was presented to Chris Smith by Mr. Hood for proficiency and skill in the operating of mechanical devices. The Search for American Homemaker of Tomor- row Award winner was Suzanne Maloney. The Louis W. Coppersmith Senatorial Award was presented by Mr. Coppersmith to Jim Tib- bott (far fight) who will be attending Penn State University. Mr. Coppersmith also pres- ented Bob Pallone (left) and Margaret Kirsch with scholarships to the University of Pennsyl- vania in Philadelphia. 41 Senior Awards Those seniors who received on award are given special recognition below. Each awardee worked diligently throughout the year. Outstanding Gymnasts: Joseph Kordish, Kathy Bernecky, Mary Lou Cooney, Susie Wagner Intramural Award: Jim Bearer Gymnastic Award: Paul Barnes, Kathy Bernecky, Mary Lou Cooney, Cindy Leonard, Laverne Sholtis, Susie Wagner Boys' Referee: Rick Buza, Harvey Wargo Track and Field Award: Bob Parrish Most Valuable Basketball Player: Harvey Wargo Miner's Hospital Poster Contest: Grand Prize, 1 st Price Humorous, 2nd, Artist Technique — Carol Glinsky 2nd, Most Original — Frank Litavish “I Dare You Award: Nora Wagner Jim Bearer Dramatics: Acting Denise DiGirolamo Wayne Stossel Make-up — Connie Chura Acting and Staging — Pat Kirsch Secretarial: Diane Boring Typewriting: Kathy Zurenko Clerical: Sue Maloney 42 The Bausch and Lomb Award was given to Bob Leslie for excellence in science. Steve Reyba was presented the Daugherty Memorial Award for demonstrating sportsmanship, leadership, and drive in football and for scholastic achievement. The U.S. Marine Corps Youth Foundation Award was presented to Kim Kopas in recognition of out- standing musical achievement. Advanced Work Seminar: Sitting: Mary Lou Cooney, Kim Kelly, and Margaret Kirsch. Standing: Kim Kirsch, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Diane Sposito, and Denise Drotar. John Philip Sousa Award Cindy Leonard John D. McCombie — D. R. Lovette Fred Colbert, Denise Drotar Outstanding Art Student Carol Glinsky, Andrea Sewalish Educational Progress Fred Colbert Stephen Reyba Denise Drotar Outstanding Student in Home Economics Program Kathy Snyder D.A.R. Good Citizen Mary Jean Vivadelli George Magulick Award Ben McCrystal Player of the Year Award Michael Krupa School Service Pat Kirsch Robert Hollein Communications Award Mary Jean Vivadelli St. Francis College Mathematics Award Bob Leslie Tribune-Democrat Staffer Award Margaret Kirsch Attendance Award Steve Reyba — grades 10, 11, 12. Outstanding Service in Business Education: Mrs. Laurito, Joanne Begenyi, Diane Boring, Joanne Gach, Deb Blahovec, Mary Clare Carl, and Kathy Snyder. Not Pictured: Marilyn Warner, Alberta Lute, Mary C. Neilson, Andrea Sewalish, Theresa Smith and Ginger Wolfe. 43 9enior Trip to Washington, D. C. After deliberation and persuasion, this year’s seniors once again made the trip to Washington, D. C. All had a fantastic time and were declared one of the best tour groups that Batcheler’s ever served. This shot shows how Steve Reyba, President, managed to get his picture token twice. Senior Class Favorites Class Wit — Rick Kutchman and Denise DiGirolamo Most Athletic — Kathy Bernecky and Ben McCrystal Most Courteous — Kathy Zurenko and Pat Kirsch Senior Class Favorites Best Dressed — Mary Lou Cooney and Dennis Carpinello 48 Best Looking — Greg Abrams and Denise Blahovec Carol Glinsky and Frank Litavish — Most Creative Dave Ranck and Mary Jean Vivadelli —Model Students 49 National Honor Society On March 17, 1973, the Northern Cambria Chapter of National Honor Society inducted its new members. After meeting a qualifying scholastic average of 3.5, the sixteen new members were fur- ther singled out through a system of points merited individually in character, scholarship, leadership and service. After the induction ceremonies, advis- ers Ms. Kayden and Kline held an informal lunch- eon for parents, faculty, and new and old members of the organization. Row 1 s Bob Pallone, Joan Kowardy, Denis© Drotar, Nora Wagner, Margaret Kirsch, Bob Leslie, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Steve Reyba. Row 2: Carol Abromovich, Diane Boring, Candy Leonard, Beta Brown, Carla Kertis, Valerie Previte, Joe Sottile. Row 3: Fred Colbert, Andrea Sewalish, Dave Ranck, Ken Stossel, Sue Maloney, Domenic Bonanno, Dennis Previte, Roxanne Sewalish, Diane Stossel. UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers Vice-president — Tom Kline; Boys Intramurals — Joe Frontino; President — John Jubas; Secretary — Benedicta Molek; Treasurer — Beta Brown; Girls Intramurals — Sharon Walsh Mr. Artley — 31 2: Row 1: Mr. Paul Artley, Mary Kay Rouse, Tom Milchak, Christine Arotin, Beta Brown, Dorothy Abrams, Pam McMullen, Anita Perrone. Row 2: Denise Frank, Denise Good, Danielle Tenerowicz, Marilyn Leslie, Diane Stossel, Carol Bobby, Bernie Venslosky. Row 3: Tom D’Andrea, Dennis Pavlick, Joe Swerbin- sky, Mark Filkins, Anthony Rematt, John Wagner, Dave Daisley, Ed Sheredy. Row 4: Dan Hicks, Steve Yasick, Kevin Krug, Jim Pavelko, John Jarvis, Dan Hill, Tom Litavish. Miss Blose — 127: Row 1: Miss Carolyn Blose, Susan Knechtel, Dawn Yonkoske, Richard Kasper, Pam Frank, Mary Ellen Shutty, Jane Suwinsky, Joe Sottile. Row 2: Bonnie Galloway, Diane Patrick, Regina Frank, Clair Kelly, Dominic Bonanno, Benedicta Molek, Lalonie Burns. Row 3: Tim Laurito, Bill Winters, Dan Previte, Janice Gray, Wayne Himes, Lorry Warner. Row 4: Mark Chervenok, Rick Work, Eugene Dumm, John Jubas, Dave Pedersen, Don O’Lear, Ken Hicks. 53 Juniors in Their Best Efforts Never a dull momenti Mr . Bryn© — 219: Mr . Gilda Byrne , Olivia Kordi h, Lillian Stein, Shirley Smith, Viola Ga ton, Angela LaMark, Arlene William . Row 2: Sharon Walsh, Cindy Boring, Debbie Abram , Debbie Conner, Mary Ann Dillon, Caroline Cook. Row 3: Nancy Mondi, Linda Bodek, Sandy Sabella, Darlene Boothman, Debbie Begenyi, Shelby Miller, Debbie Vermeulin. Row 4: Sharon Bailey, Karen Overberger, Diane Ya ick, Nancy Sodmont, Carol Carnivelli, Janice Conrad. Row 5: Joanne Good, Joe Vislosky, Greg Hoover, Ken Lubert, Debbie De Fazio. Mr. Kline___315: Mr. Paul Kline, Candy Leonard, Debbie Smith, Dave Yuhas, Floyd Stile� , Linda McMackin, Phyllis Carl. Row 2: Vicky Morgan, Scott Fenton, John A. Wagner, William Barnosky, Albert Daisley, Diane Glinsky, Debbie Weiland. Row 3: Bill Hendricks, Dennis Kellichner, John Tuley, Ron Adams, Chuck Land, Carlo Rummel. Row 4: Don Saxon, Ralph Butterworth, John Leonard, Barry Hamady, Frank Lentz. Mr. Pawlikowski — 280: Mr. Ted Pawlikowski, Ann Tibbott, Kim Kelly, Rosalyn Perrone, Mary Single, Debbie Malicky, Sheryl Thorton. Row 2: Dawn Miller, Linda Berti, Anna Wasilko, Renee Falduto, Andrea Homady, Mel Bradley. Row 3: Dena McCall, Bill Rito, Lenny Myslivy, Richard Keith, Tom Rietscha, Dan Vrana, Denise Kerfoot. Row 4: Ken Dumm, Gilbert Lee Keith, John Shook, Bruce Davis, Joe Frontino, Christopher Sherry. Row 5: Ron Zemlock, Rodney Lieb, Dan McMullen, Tom• Havrilla, Pat Kline. I can’t believe that they did thatl Oh, you've gbt to be kidding! 56 1 cup of milk, 2 eggs, Vj cup of sugar...” Mr. Rematt — 204: Mr. David Rematt, Michaelene Woods, Valerie Previte, Darlene Hoppel, Betty Bailey, Carla Kertis, Betty Ritchey, Tina Toth. Row 2: Janice Muir, Vince Salvia, Monica Klapak, Diane Anderson, Colleen Nagle, Al Hanwell, Martin Brown. Row 3: Nancy Chernisky, Dennis Weakland, Paul Niebauer, Kathy Flem- ing, Glenn Carpinello, George Elias, Joe Barnosky, Janet Keith. Row 4: Ed Wagner, Tom Kline, Joe Bashista, Joe Cooney, Mike Dumm, Jerry Farabaugh, John Mazurak. “In here somewhere. 'I can take it. . .1 think. And now a word from your sponsor.' No, dummy, it goes the other way!' 57 Junior Awards Voice of Democracy: Left to Right: Karen Kline, 3rd place; Diane Sposito, 3rd place; Kim Kelly, 1 st place; Beta Brown, 2nd place; Margaret Kirsch, 2nd place. Miner's Hospital Poster Contest Renee Falduto — 1 st Most Original Attendance Award George Elias — grades 8, 9, 10, 11. Outstanding Spanish Student Debbie Wieland Mayda Rey Joseph Sottile Educational Progress Valerie Previte Joseph Sottile Left to Right: Domenic Bonanno — Rensselaer Medal; Dennis Previte — Educational Progress; Diana Stossel and Tom D'Andrea — Honor Students. Left to Right: President — Rick Volenty; Vice-President — John Vivodelli; Boys’ Intramurals — Roland Paronish; Secretory — Leanne Recchia; Girls’ Intramufals - Karen Kotrick. Absent — Treasurer — Mario Vella. 59 Mr. Frontino — 308: Mr. Joseph Frontino, Diane Galiczynski, Joan Wojno, Kay Kelly, Maureen Carpinello, Gerry Bailey, Peggy Dolges. Row 2: Scott Mitchell, Janet Stumpf, Lynn Shook, Wanda Blough, Darlene Kolassa, Dave Gricks, Charles Sherry. Row 3: Cindy Petrunak, Barbara Barrett, Mary Ann Delbrocco, Dan Boring, Ruth Ann Land, Sally Wagner. Row 4: Dennis Thomas, Lynn Dunchuck, Sheridan Griffith, Ken Kirsch, Dave Amadei, Mayda Rey, Dale Shaner. Row 5: Francis Sable, Mario Vella, George Zedack, Bob Pastirko, Randy McCracken, Gary Ondecko. ■ Mr. Fisanick — 301: Mr. Andrew Fisanick, Debbie McConnell, Cindy Zeanchock, Amanda Kasper, Donna Filkins, Sandy Knechtel, Denise Dunchuck. Row 2: Debra Lamer, Germaine Winings, Robert Perrone, Dave Buterbaugh, Kevin Snyder, Janet Hauzie, Sandy Davis. Row 3: Terrance Chura, Doris Anderson, Alice Hromoko, Juanita Rummel, Nancy Sholtis, Donna Bodnar, Lisa Dolansky, Douglas Kirsch. Row 4: Theresa Paronish, Christine Babiak, David Hawkins, David Mitasky, Edward Ondecko, Donald Wagner, Cathy Barrett. Row 5: Karl Gormish, Blair Galiczynski, Bruce Bernard, George Raynish, John Linsky, Rick Valenti. Mr. Hanson — 310: Timothy Depetro, Barbara Glinsky, Dave Yuhas, Pat Farabaugh, Leanne Recchia, Roberta Abrams, Mildred Patterson. Row 2: Roland E. Paron- ish, Hilary Rietscha, Carrie Chernisky, Cheryl Tuley, Karl Krug, Michael Mondi. Row 3: Paula Conner, Virginia Pallone, Donna Hula, Karen Kline, Michalene Leslie, Debra Barczak, Patty Lantzy. Row 4: Laura Sedlock, Donna Bearer, Ralph Hansen, Sharon Wensel, Karen Dumm, Gloria Shortencarrier. Row 5: Larry Holtz, John , Vivadelli, Mike McCormick, Jim Skupaka, William Kemp, Paul Pryzbocki, Jim McAnulty. Mr. Kelly — 313: Mr. Dan Kelly, Debra Hrubochak, Doris Pounds, Connie Kemock, Imogene Duman, Ramona Lecorchick, Cindy McMacken, Emily Stiles. Row 2: Kathy Boring, Debbie Tibbott, Kerri Buza, Judy Pawlikowski, Sandy Barvinchak, Rita Schirf, Shirley Sharkey, Joyce Babyak. Row 3: Pat Connah, Cindy Monborne, Debra Kline, Richard Mitory, Cindy Luther, Nancy Bobak, Karen Kotrick. Row 4: Douglas Weakland, John Rezk, Alexander Young, Dave Gmitter, Edward Arnold, Dale Wyland, John Falduto, Dennis Bobik. Row 5: Tony DePetro, Tim Hammond, Kevin Lieb, Paul Strenko, Michael Zatorsky, Anthony Veltri, Richard Hnatkovich. Mr. Koval — 202: Mr. Joseph Koval, Debra Barnosky, Sandy Miller, Joyce Hamady, Terry Tuskey, Sherry McClelland, Sue Rouse, Kim Shaw. Row 2: Paula Swanos, Dan Davis, Debbie Chila, Agnes Westrick, Sarah Amadei, Scott Knarr, Roland Paronish. Row 3: Carol Kirsch, Virginia Natarian, Nancy James, Marilyn Dumm, Ken Freidhof, Sharon Zemrose, Kothleen Gomolka, Darlene Bodek. Row 4: Kevin Anderson, Dan Wagner, Colin Burns, Dave Smith, John Hassen, Connie Beckel, Joe Perrone. Row 5: Paul Serafin, Tom Ranck, John Kline, Dave Abrams, Bob Lamar, Gerald Dillon. Sophomore Awards Sophomores receiving Educational Progress Awards are Gerald Dillon, Nancy Bobak, Debbie Boothman, and Marilyn Dumm. These students have worked hard throughout the year to earn this commendation. Tenth Grade Snaps Sue Rieger, a freshman, was V.F.W. Beauty Queen of Barnesboro and first runner-up in District 26. 63 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Northern Cambria Cchool Directors ATTORNEY VASIL FISANICK Row 1: Anthony Sabello Jr., Sam DaBella, John Drahnak, Robert Kayden. Row 2: John Baker, Charles School Solicitor McNulty. ROBERT E. KAYDEN, First Vice-President JAMES R. FRONTINO, Treasurer MICHAEL T. ELIAS, Second Vice-President CHARLES A. McNULTY, Post President MR. ANTHONY N. MORAN, Superintendent MR. IRVAN J. BEARER, High School Principal OR. ANGELO F. LAURITO, Elementary Principal REFLECTING BY THE PRINCIPAL Friendship is personal. It is a way of life that promotes productivity and creativity. Friendship starts in the mind and develops into an attitude that looks around for social relationships. It considers the good that is everywhere and in everyone. It deplores the waste of energy that is expended in purposeless contention. Both as individuals and as a unified group of aspiring young men and women of Northern Cambria's class of 1973 has lived a year of friendship. Members have enjoyed the benefits of favorable attitudes they have helped to develop with their teachers, and also their principal and superin- tendent. Their responsive cooperation has extended from their fellow classmates to the Board of School Directors, who approved the many special proposals of the class of 1973. Administrators and Staff ANTHONY SABELLA SR., Federal Coordinator CYRIL R. STEVENS, Business Manager JOSEPH F. FRONTINO, Home and School Visitor MRS. BYRNES MR. CHERVENAK Faculty I t MRS. DOLANSKY MR. BERNARD MRS. KONITSKY MR. LLOYD MR. KOVAL MR. RE MATT ”4 4 L MR. KLINE MR. DREW MRS. FEES SENOR REY MR. ROCCO MR. STAHLMAN MISS STANTON MR. WALKER MR. FISANICK MRS. SHUTTY MR. J. J. FRONTINO MR. HORNICK MR. WHITED MR. ARTLEY MR. HOOD MRS. BRLETRICK MISS BRENNAN MR. CHUREILA MR. HANSON MR. BASILE Faculty MR. LEONARD MR. KEENAN MR. PAWLIKOWSKI MR. KRUG, Librarian MRS. FEES LDING AND im MISS BLOSE ADDRES - MR. PAVLOCK MISS FLANAGAN — Retired Faculty MRS. LAURITO MR. J. F. FRONTINO MRS. LINDEN MR. KELLY MR. PRICE MRS. ZAGATA ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES 73 Yearbook The N.C. Banner this year was advised for the sixth time by Mrs. Erma Konitsky. Due to her long hours of hard work and years of service, the yearbook has been a source of pride to the student body. The staff wishes to express their deep appreci- ation and thanks for all she has done. Editor-in-Chief: Mary Jean Vivadelli Advertising Staff Editors: Connie Chura, Denise Drotar, Denise Blahovec, Beth Dunchuck, Gwen Knarr, Cindy Leonard, Nora Wagner. Co-Editors: Kim Kopas, Diane Boring, Joann Gach, Marcella Manock, Debbie Blahovec, Joanne Begenyi, Kim Kelly. Home Room Representatives Emanon The 1972-73 Emanon proved controver- sial due to its policy of permitting student viewpoints. The staff published five issues which included a new added “edition” entitled EMANO ECHO. Dawn Yonkoske, Pam Frank, Ginger Pallone, Patty Lantzy. Advisor: Mrs. Konitsky. Typist: Kathy Zurenko. Circulation: Lisa McMullen, Theresa Freidhof, Lorraine Demi, Arlene Williams, Sheryl Hendricks, Theresa Paron- ish. Patty Lantzy. Editor: Margaret Kirsch. Co-editor: Kim Kelly. Reporters: Mary Cooney, Sandy Borvinchak, John Jubas, Monica Klapak, Kathy Zurenko. Editors: Steve Reyba, Carol Abromovich, Kathy Snyder, Deb Begenyi, Carla Kertis, Diane Sposito. Student Council Sitting: Steve Reyba, Mary Vivadelli, Advisor Miss Blose, Karen Kotrick, Diane Boring, Monica Klapak. Standing: Rick Valenty, Dan McMullen, Debby Boothman, Dom Bonanno, Frank Letavish, Nora Wagner, John Jubas, Sharon Wolsh, Jim Bearer, Amanda Kasper, Mike McCormick, Roxanne Sewalish, Gerald Dillon, Cindy Leonard. The Student Government brought about significant changes in school life. Suggestions for dances in the gym, movies during the year, and changes in the voting system were all approved by the Council. Also, the members collected for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund on March 17. Miss Blose, advisor, helped greatly in supervising. Officers: Nora Wagner, president; Diane Boring, secretary; Cindy Leonard, vice-president; Dan McMullen, treasurer. 77 Homeroom Gecretaries Row 1: Mary Cooney, Margaret Kirsch, Cindy Leonard, Beth Dunchuck, Denise Drotar, Gwen Knarr, Denise DiGirolamo, Betty Ritchey, Beta Brown, Denise Good. Row 2: Kay Kelly, Angela Susick, Denise Sewaiish, Terry Tuskey, Diane Galiczynski, Cindy Zeanchock, Kim Kirsch. Qtudent Librarians Sitting: Tina Basile, Lynn Shook, Terry Tuskey, Mickey Leslie, Sandy Sabella, Michaelene Woods, Darlene Hoppel, Diane Galiczynski, Diane Yasick. Standing: Den- ise Drotar, Mary Vivadelli, Lynn Romett, Angela Susick, Denise DiGirolamo, Kim Peters. Announcer's Club Row 1: Diane Sposito, Carol Westover, Lynn Romett, Chris Hudak, Wayne Stossel, Carl Dumm, Bob Pallone, Tom Brawley, Duane Gomish, Ed Barnosky. Row 2: Cathy Pershing, Sherry Hicks, Linda Rieger, Mary Vivadelli, Kim Kelly, Mary Cooney, Nora Wagner, Peggy Kirsch, Lois Hoover, Judy Young, Benny McCrystal. Miss Kayden is adviser. Audio-Visual Club Fred Colbert, Bob Borczak, Dale Shaner. Dan Davis, Mike Zatorsky, Bill Kemp, Dawn Yonkoske, Anita Perrone, Mr. Fisanick, adviser, John Hassen. 79 Health Careers Health Careers Club, advised by Mrs. Lin- den, enjoyed a number of educational activi- ties. The members toured Altoona Campus of Penn State. They also sponsored guest speak- ers and presented films. Of special help was the career placement advice available to stu- dents. Officers: President — Lynn Shovestull, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Sue Holtz, Dorothy Stiles, Chris Hudok. Club Members: Seated: Wanda Taylor, Ruth Veltri, Chris Hudak, Joan Kowardy, Carol Glinsky, Donna Hula, Christine Babiak, Loretta Wolfe, Lynn Shovestull, Doro- thy Stiles, Charlene Peles, Joanne Bobby, Bobbi Ann Hineman. Standing: Pom McMullen, Betty Ritchey, Nancy Sholtis, Sandy Barvinchak, Denise Good, Mary Jean Vivadelli, Colleen Nagle, Cindy Monborne, Lynn Dunchuck, Mayda Rey, Donna Bearer, Kathy Bernecky, Mrs. Marjorie Linden, school nurse; Carolyn Mazurak, Sue Holtz, Kim Peters, Carol Abromovich, Lynn Romett, Karen Kotrick, Theresa Vozar, Debbie Tibbott. 80 New Activities Included in creation of new activities were Senior Scoop, Literary Magazine, and Photography Club. Senior Scoop and Literary Magazine were advised by Mrs. Erma Konitsky and provided the students with many interesting facts and reading material. Photography Club was a wel- comed addition to the list of organizations. With the help of the advisor, Mr. Dan Kelly, many good pictures were taken and developed by the members. They were a big help to the yearbook and the staff sincerely appreciates their work. Editor — Denise DiGirolamo, Co-editor — Angela Susick — Senior Scoop. Chess Club Iting: Dave Smith, Don Lowmaster, Ralph Hansen, Dave Yuhas, Eddie Arnold. Standing: John Shaw, Doug Weakland, Dianne Yonkoske, Bruce Bernard, Pat Con- ih, Patty Lantzy, Tom Rietscha, Bob Perrone, Denny Bobik, John Tuley, Ginger Pallone, Greg Hoover. Chess Club adviser is Mr. Whited. Key Club y Club: Dan Root, George Elias, Ron Dolges, Ray Archick, Gary Whited, Ed Barnosky, John Jubas, Coe Keith, Sam Boring, Len Ropchock, Bob Barczak. Key Club Iviser is Mr. Drew. 82 Cooking Club Left to Right: Mory C. Neilson, Deb Blahovec, Mrs. Gladys Shutty, advisor; Diane Boring, Joann Gach, Kothy Snyder, Joanne Begenyi. Cooking Club, under the advisement of Mrs. Gladys Shutty, was one of the largest organizations in the school just formed this year. Miss Carolyn Blose sponsored the Hiking Club also begun this year. Members had many long treks through the woods and a lot of fun, too. Hiking Club 83 Fly-Tying Club Row 1: Rich Hnotkovich, Alex Young, Bernie Venslosky, Brian Conner, Walter Babiak, Jim Zeonchock, Joe Tenerowicz. Row 2: Dennis Pavlick, Harvey Worgo, John Kline, Mr. Bernard, adviser; Ben McCrystal, Greg Abrams, Bruce Davis, Jim Anderson, Mr. Chervenak, adviser. Seated: Sharon Walsh, Mayda Rey, Debbie Weiland. Standing: Robert Barczak, Colin Burns, Paul Serafin, Greg Bogel, Colleen Nagle, Carolyn Mazurak, Kevin Ander- son, Denise Kerfoot, Arlene Williams, Dave Daisley, Dennis Carpinello, John Jubas, Scott Knarr, Roland E. Paronish, Wayne Winters, Sondra Snyder, Lucille Potonic, Sue Rieger. Senor Rey is adviser. Spanish Club HAST LUEGO LA VISTA PRONTO MUY PRONTO MAS TARDE MANANA R4CMS MUY BIER GRACIAS t STOr BIER GRACIAS ' Intramural Golf Club MARY LOBICK and MATT HICKS PAUL BARNES PAUL ROWAN MARY DELBROCCO Intramural golf, a new club organized by Mrs. Konitsky, held an outing and sent a team to District 6. Experienced members helped beginners with fundamentals. The Northern Cambria High School Colt Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Paul E. Walker, won third place at the Clearfield County Fair and took second place at Lily Fireman's Convention. Members used their talents to brighten football games and other activities that included pep rallies, the bon fire, Christmas and spring concerts, and parades throughout the year. President — Cindy Leonard (sitting); Secretary — Joanne Begenyi; Vice-president — Larry Mondi; Treasurer — Kim Kopas. Row 1: Lois Hoover, Kim Kopas. Row 2: Denise Drotar, Cindy Leonard. Row 3: Larry Mondi, Angela Susick. 86 Mary Jean Vivadelli — Drum Majorette 1973 COLT BAND Row 1: Candy Leonard, Diane Yasick, Lynn Kopas, Mary Ellen Drotar, Mary Ann Dillon, Wanda Taylor, Donna Eckenrode. Row 2: Angela Susick, Kerri Buza, Denise Drotar, Mary Ann Yasick, Gaelynn Wiewiora, Lisa Dolansky, Karen Overberger, Cindy Yeager, Lynn Shook, Karen Oligher, Tim Longwill, Kathy Barrett, Cheryl Tuley, Nancy Sodmont, Janice Conrad. Row 3: Paula Conner, Sharon Kutchman, Lucille Potonic, Theresa Paronish, Lois Boothman, Christine Cidor, Mary Ann Panar, Maja Hammond, Barbara Wasilko, Jim Platko, Lorraine Rieger, Barry Hamady, Debbie Chile, Kim Kopas, Karen Kotrick, Rick Work, Laura Sedlock, Rick Valenti, Jim Anderson, Henry Natcher, Ardella Schilling, Sandy Rematt. Row 4: Cindy Leonard, Dave Mitasky, Kathy Boring, Donna Bodnar, Barbara Barrett, John Falduto, Todc Daisley, Valerie Previte, Lois Hoover, Darla Rematt, Mark Filkens. Row 5: Tim Hammond, Larry Mondi, Vernon Young, and Jim Cedor. Band, Colorguard, and Majorette Seniors. 87 NORTHERN CAMBRIA COLTS - MAPPHINH BAND Row 1: Co-Captain Diane Stossel, Terry Tuskey, Cindy Zeanchock, Captain Beth Dunchuck. Row 2: Theresa Vozar, Judy Young, Anita Perrone, Shirley Smith, Dorothy Abrams, Chris Begenyi, Carol Bobby, Joanne Begenyi, Debby Connor, Cathy Kemock, Sharon Walsh, Sandy Sabella, Debby Rematt, Darlene Bolette, Diane Galiczynski, Arlene Williams, Danielle Tenerowicz, Dawn Yonkoske, Regina Frank, Pam Frank, Sandy Miller, Debi Begenyi. Captain: Beth Dunchuck, Co-Captain: Diane Stossel Senior Color Guard: Darlene Bolette, Theresa Vozar, Joanne Begenyi, Captain: Beth Dunchuck, Judy Young, Debby Remott. Majorettes Captain, DENISE BLAHOVEC Co-Captain, MARY LOU COONEY KIM PETERS 89 Row 1: Denise Blohovec, Mary Lou Cooney. Row 2: Bebby Malicky, Andrea Homidy, Kim Peters, Shelby Miller, Lynn Dunchuck, Cindy Monborne, Shirley Sharkey, Leanne Recchia. Row 1: Tina Toth, Shirley Sharkey, Jane Suwinski, Geraldine Bailey, Valerie Previte, Arlene Williams, Dorothy Stiles, Carrie Charnisky. Row 2: Charlene Peles, Denise Kerfoot, Diane Patrick, Ruth Veltri, Carol Westover, Janis Conrad, Diane Stossel, Benedicta Molek, Donna Bearer, Mark Filkins. Row 3: Darlene Kolassa, Agnes Westrick, Mary DelBrocco, Joanne Good, Cindy Luther, Mayda Rey, Doris Anderson, Carla Rummel, Ruth Land, Debbie Barczak. County Chorus: Cindy Leonard, Arlene Williams, Denise Kerfoot, Nora Wagner, Carla Rummel. MR. PAUL WALKER, Director 91 N.C.'s Seventh Annual Homecoming The Homecoming ceremony was held Friday night, October 27, 1972 during halftime in the game between Penn Cambria Panthers and the Northern Cambria Colts. The evening began with a parade, was highlighted by the crowning of Denise Bla- hovec as the 1972 Homecoming Queen, and ended with a dance honoring the new queen and her court. Drivers: Den Sodmont, Ed Stine, Herm Weiland, Jim Tibbott, Jim Bearer, Bill Babyak, Dan Hajduk, Joe Frontino, and Larry Mondi. Homecoming Queen and her escort: Denise Blahovec and Harvey Wargo. Court and Escorts: Row 1: Mary Jean Vivadelli, Nora Wagner, Joanne Begenyi, Debby Blahovec, Cindy Leonard, Queen Denise Blahovec, Diane Sposito, Marilyn Warner, Lynn Shovestull. Row 2: Bill Dobransky, Dave Ranck, Bob Pallone, Rick Kutchman, Ken Stossel, Harvey Wargo, Frank Letavish, Bob Hnatkovich, Den Carpinello. Nora Wagner and Dave Ranck. 92 Joanne Begenyi and Bob Pallone Debby Blahovec and Rick Kutchman Marilyn Warner and Bob Hnatkovich Lynn Shovestull and Den Carpinello 93 Prom 1973 Sayonaro was the theme of the 1973 prom which took place in the gymnasium on May 25. The decorations created by Mrs. Zagata and her art classes were some of the most beautiful ever made. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen, Greg Abrams and Kim Kopas. Prom King and Queen — Greg Abrams — Kim Kopas 3rd Runners-up — Larry Mondi — Beth Dunchuck Theresa Smith (Absent) 95 Dramatics Club Advised by Mrs. Laurito and Miss Kline, Dramatics Club presented Jenny Kissed Me to a full house on April 26. Mrs. Zagata helped with makeup and Mr. Hood designed the set. Mr. Walker directed the stage band. Denise DiGirolomo and Wayne Stossel Seated: Ed Kelly, Linda Rieger, Carol Westover, Pat Kirsch, Connie Chura, Tina Toth. Standing: Glenn Stratton, Ron Adams, Wayne Himes. Row 1: Denise Drotar, Mary L. Cooney. Row 2: Pat Kirsch, Kathy Zurenko, Mrs. Laurito, Miss Kline, Kim Kelly, Phyllis Carl, Margaret Kirsch, Denise DiGirolamo, Janice Muir, Linda Rieger, LaLonie Bums, Carol Westover, Bonnie Galloway, Shirley Sharkey. Row 3: Diane Sposito, Kim Kirsch, Angela 96 Susick, Sherry Hicks. Unda Rieger, Chris Hudak, Carrie Chamisky Wayne Stossel, Matt Montanaro Stated: Joyce Switzler, Kathy Bradford, Gaelynn Wiewora, Dena McCall, Mary K. Connah, Mel Bradley, Anita Perrone, Carole Bobby, Dorothy Abrams. Standing: Theresa Paronish, Connie Chura, Carol Carnevali, Colleen Shutty, Nancy Chernisky, Kathy Tuskey, Lois Huether, Jamie Pompa, Brenda Krug, Mary L. Salley, Jane Miller, Debbie Stratton, Charlene Gibas, Christine Cidor. 97 Seniors: Cathy Boggetta and Janice Stein Senior: Theresa Smith Members of the Gymnastics Show. Those absent from picture are: Joe Kordish, Regina Lieb, Kathy McNulty, Janice Muir, Rhonda Rehovich Deb Lamer, Sue Knechtel, Maja Hammond, Debbie Hrubochak Curlene Boring, Arlene Williams, Roberta Abrams, and Diane A' J«rrson. Gymnastics Show Sponsor.- Miss Jane Stanton The Gymnastics Show presented April 13 and 14, under the advise- ment of Miss Jane Stanton was a lit- tle different from past years. The excellent program consisted entirely of gymnastics. Senior: Joe Kordish Senior: Mary Lou Cooney Senior: Kathy Bernecky Senior: Joe Kordish Senior: Susie Wagner Sam Rocco Initiated in Coaching Mr. Sam Rocco's first year as head coach of Varsity was a rough one. The Colts were first stricken by having to forfeit the first 5 games and then with very little time to regain spirit and stamina lost the remaining 5 games. Mr. Pawlikowski, Mr. Bernard, Mr. Rocco, Mr. Basile I made a BIG mistake. Ricky Buza. 1 st Row: Mike Krupa, Ron Yuhas, Cliff Traveny, Steve Reybo, Ben McCrystal, Greg Abrams, Tom Trybus, Randy Connah, Matt Montan- aro. 2nd Row: John Baran, Billy Hendricks, Tim Laurito, Tom D’Andrea, Bill Paronish, Denny Pavlick, Ralph Butterworth, Bernie Venslosky, Dave Ped- ersen. 3rd Row: Frank Lentz, John Shaw, Wayne Winters, John Jubas, Bruce Davis, John Vivadelli, Dan Davis. 4th Row: John Hassen, Dave Abrams, Micky Zatorsky, Pat Connah, Dave Amadei, Paul Serafin, Den Thomas, Bob Perrone, Billy Lipps. 5th Row: Terry Chura, Jim Skupaka, Don Wagner, Karl Krug, Gary Ondecko, John Kline. Colt Mentors MR. BERNARD MR. SIBERT Row 1: Ron Yu has, Steve Reybo. Randy Connah, Mott Montonaro, John Boron, Cliff Traveny. Row 2: Rick Buza, Ben McCrystal, Greg Abrams, Mike Krupa, Tom Trybus. MR. ROCCO MR. PAWLIKOWSKI MR. BASILE MR. WEBER 103 Senior Gridders MIKE Ben McCrystal Mike Krupa Cliff Traveny Randy Connah Matt Montanaro Steve Reyba HB HB Tackle MG MLB G MAH Conemaugh Arec Winber Curwensville Blairsville North Star Mount Union Conemaugh Vallt Penn Cambria Homer Center Cambria Heights RANDY 104 CLIFF TOM BEN Greg Abrams FB Tom Trybus E Ron Yuhas Tackle John Baran G Rick Buza Manager rfeit arfeit arfeit 0-12 6-22 RICK RON JOHN Ben McCrystal, the only senior letter- man, received the Tribune-Democrat Scholarship Award. 105 More Friends The Dolonskys Mary Ann and Diane Yasick R00 Yuhas 107 Dr. Laurito Colt Cagers Take Five The 1972-73 Varsity Colts, coached by Bevon Anderson and Dan Weber, finished their season with a 5- 17 record. With the loss of only Sen- ior Harvey Wargo, leaving 5 return- ing lettermen, Coach Anderson should again have a winning season in 73- 74. 1 it Row: Dave Buterbaugh, Dom Bonanno, Joe Swerbinsky, John Rezk. Second Row: Bill Winters, Chuck Land, Dan McMullen, Den Previte, Robert Leslie. Scoreboard Dan Previte, Joe Frontino, John Vivodelli, Kevin Anderson, Mike McCormick, Kevin Leib, Harvey Worgo, Jim Skupaka. Marion Center Penns Manor United Penns Manor Portage Glendale Curwensville Harmony Marion Center Ferndale Cambria Heights Penn Cambria Blacklick Blacklick Harmony Portage Glendale Curwensville Ferndale United Penn Cambria Cambria Heights OPP N.C. 89 48 51 65 54 49 79 55 80 61 96 60 87 77 92 76 119 38 86 62 62 44 61 39 80 65 55 57 54 56 57 63 94 61 87 59 105 62 61 59 75 54 49 46 Wargo Rebounds 334 Harvey Wargo, 6'2 , was Captain of the ”73 Colt team. Harv tied a school record in rebounding at 334. Harvey, the only senior on the team, was also named to the Appalachian Conference Team. Girls' Basketball Team KATHY This was the second season for the N.C. Girls’ Basketball Team. Their only opponent was Harmony whom they played twice. The girls lost to the Owls on our home floor, 28-23 but were victorious at Harmony, 40-39. The team had two seniors, Kathy Ber- necky and Susie Wagner. Kate was high scorer. SUSIE 1 st Row: Cheri Keith, Sue Wagner, Kathy Bernecky, Denise Kerfoot, Carla Kertis. 2nd Row: Kim Shaw, Nancy James, Sally Wogner, Sara Amadei, Judy Pawlikowski, Viola Gaston. 3rd Row: Darlene Boothman, Carolyn Arotin, Jonet Hauzie, Doris Anderson, Leanne Lentz, Debbie Boothman, Mayda Rey, Janet Demi, JoAnn Anselm, Miss Jane Stanton, coach. Ill Under the direction of Coaches Keenan and Kudlawiec N.C.’s track team ended up with a 2-6 season. Bob Parrish was the season’s top scorer with 87 points and Chuck Land set a new school record with a triple jump of 39 feet, 3 inches. 2 FRANK LITAVISH CARL DUMM 19 Thin HERMAN WEILAND Row 1: Mr. Keenan, Dave Waksmunski, Herm Weiland, Ken Stossel, Carl Dumm, Frank Litavish, Paul Sottile, Bob Parrish, Dan Root, Paul Barnes, Bill Lipps, Mr. Kudlawiec. Row 2: Bernie Venslosky, Den Pavlick, Joe Kolasa, John Jubas, Mark D’Andrea, Chris Barnosky, Tom Rietscha, Wayne Winters, Mark Farrell. Row 3: Glenn Carpinello, Colin Burns, Dan Hicks, Dom Bonanno, Chuck Land, Tom Milchak, 73 DAVE WAKSMUNSKI Dove Buterbaugh. Row 4: Kevin Snyder, Steve Yasick, Karl Krug, John Dye, Dennis Bobik, Dennis Pawl- ikowski, Rick Sheredy, Mike Dumm, Phil Morris, Roland Paronish, George Elias. Row 5: Jim Westrick, Kevin Krug, Jerry Sholtis, Dan Vrana, Dan Previte, Dan Davis, Mario Vella, Bruce Davis, Ralph Butter- worth, Bill Paronish, Larry Holtz, Bob Butterworth. With only 5 returning lettermen, this group exceeded all pre-season expecta- tions. The soggy weather slightly hindered overall performance of the team members but did not stop 1 3 Colts from qualifying to run at the District 6 final at Altoona Mansion Park. BOB PARRISH PAUL BARNES 113 Commence- ment Exercises The Graduation Program was held on May 31,1 973 in the auditorium. The class of 1973 provided NC's high- est number of students accepted into institutions of higher learning. Dr. Leathers, dean of students at Penn State University Altoona Campus, addressed the graduates with his talk on the present problems of our nation. Patrons of the 1973 Banner THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Caroline and Philadelphia Barnesboro, Pa. Phone: 948-8400 BARNESBORO TV SALES SERVICE 108 I Oth St. Barnesboro, Pa. Phone 948-5878 WOLF FURNITURE Barnesboro, Pa. Phone 948-7800 The Class of 73 thanks The Barnesboro Star for photos, good coverage, and other favors. MARINO'S HOME AUTO SUPPLY Barnesboro, Pa. It's V. J.'s for home-cooked meals V. J. RESTAURANT 1019 Phila. Ave. Barnesboro, Pa. 948-9978 NATHAN'S CLOTHING STORE Corner of 1 Oth and Phila. Clothes for the Entire Family WESTERN AUTO 1 10th Street Barnesboro, Pa. 948-5155 SEARS MERCHANT STORE Barnesboro, Pa. WHALEN'S MARKET Spangler, Pa. SOTTILE DRY CLEANERS 948-8480 Spangler, Pa. 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