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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

Memories. . . Like the comers of my mind memories Banner 1975 Northern Cambria High SchoolBarnesboro, PA Can it be that it was so simple then? Or has time rewritten every line? The Way We Were in school.................................................6-69 in organizations and activities..........................70-93 in sports...............................................94-121 in our world...........................................122-128 Editorial Adviser ..........................Mrs. Erma Konitsky Photography Adviser............................Mr. Dan Kelly Editor ........................................Karen Kline Business Manager Rick Valcnty Advertisement Layout...........................Nancy James Photography...........................Kay Kelly, Peggy Dolgcs Editorial Committee.............Sandy Barvinchak, Nancy Bobak, Mary DcIBrocco, Lynn Dunchuck. Carol Kirsch, Cindy Monbornc, Laura Sedlock, Nancy Sholtis. Gloria Shortcncarrier, Debbie Tibbott Cover..........................................Lisa Frontino Map......................................................Scott Knarr Art........................................................Ray Duke Staff..........................Maureen Carpinello.John Hassen, Theresa Paronish. Dale Shaner.' 5 Dedication of 1975 Banner I Mr. Zanella —1974 Graduate Richard Zanella A man with memories of NCHS as a good place, Zanella came back eleven years later as high school principal. Mr. Zanella’s high school days were filled with many activities. He played football and was a member of a winning basketball team with a 26 to 1 record. He was a member of the National Honor Society and recipient of awards in math and science. Mr. Zanella attended Indiana University where he received his B.A. in teaching and completed his graduate work at Penn. State. Mr. Zanella won National Science Foundation Scholarships at Michigan and at Vanderbilt. His first teaching job was at Holidaysburg where he coached a championship Junior High football team. Before coming to Northern Cambria, Mr. Zanella was Assistant Principal at Lock Haven High School for one year. Always working, always interested, Mr. Zanella kept NCHS operating smoothly and efficiently. His outstanding achievements were in discipline and curriculum development. Yet he was never too busy to stop and talk with a student or extend a warm smile. With admiration and deep respect the Banner Staff proudly dedicates Banner ’75 to Mr. Zanella. Mr. Zanella and Commencement Speakers Indiana Graduate 7 School Administrators and Directors Vasil Fisanick John Baker Sieve Dolansky James Frontino Carol Muir Solicitor Northern Cambria school directors made, from students' view, a crucial decision in choosing Mr. Zanella as new high school principal. Under his administration the high school improved in discipline and curriculum planning. School directors spent many hours overseeing completion of the new elementary-mid- dle school, a tribute to their foresight, to planning by Dr. Moran and Dr. Laurito, and to dedicated budgeting by Mr. Stevens. The new Elementary-Middle School Mr. Irvan Bearer — Administrative Assistant Sam Dabdla John Drahnak Robert Kayden Frank Perrone Anthony Sabella. Jr. President First VP Second VP Secretary Ass’t Secretary 8 Mr. Richard Zanella — Principal Mr. Joseph Frontino — Attendance Mr. Anthony Moran — Superintendent Mr. Cyril Stevens — Business Manager Dr Angelo F. I junto — Elementary Principal 9 Faculty Revised Curriculum in 1975 Mr Andrew Fisanick - Biology. Mr Enrique Rey - Spanish. Mr Dan Kelly - Math, Mr Leo Westrick - English, Mr Vemer Hanson _ Problems of racy, Gvics Dcmoc 10 Mrs Althea Laurito — Business Education, Mr. Jim Price — English, Miss Dolores Kline — English. Mrs. Erma Konitsky — English. Mr Sam Rocco — Physics, Physical Science, Chemistry 11 Mr Ronald Hood — Industrial Arts, Mr John Frontino — Biology. Science. Mr Joseph Koval — English. Mrs. Trudy Dolansky — Math. Mr Paul Artley — History. Mrs. Sally Chervenak — Math. Mr. Neil Pavlock — Business Education Mrs. Marjorie Linden — Nurse 12 Mr George Churella — Industrial Arts Mr. Dan Miller — Industrial Arts Mr Ray Whited — Driver’s Ed Mr. Koval Ends Career The 1974-75 year closed Mr. Koval’s teaching career. He taught Latin, English, and reading. Born in the Hastings area, Mr. Koval farmed and railroaded before teaching. He was an outstanding baseball catcher for a number of independent teams. Everyone at NC has appreciated Mr. Koval’s years of service. Mr. Ted Pawlikowski — History Mr. John Bernard — Guidance, World Culture Mr. Blair Leonard — Guidance Mr. Victor Chervenak — Business Education, Mr. David Rematt — History, Mr Edward Drew — History, Miss Carolyn Blose — Math 13 Mrs. Gilda Byrnes — Business Education Mr. J. J. Frontino — French. English Mrs. Hilda Fees Special Education. Mr. John Hornick — History, Geography, Ecology, Mr. John Yuhas — Advanced Biology, Science, No photo available — Miss Olive Kayden, English, Speech 14 Secretaries Rose Pastirko, Antoinette Bonanno, Kathy Has sen, Andrea Sewalish Bernadette Hromulak Jean Stossel Sandra Forberger Bernadette Kuhn Carol Yasick Monica Bendzclla, Mary Chlopik, June Long, Patricia Malloy Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun. Vera Pompa, Irene Petrisko, Mary Shortencarrier, Josephine Panaro — Head Cook NC Staff The 1974-75 cafeteria workers served a variety of hot meals every day such as the popular spaghetti, pizza burgers, and hoagie meals. They prepared deli- cious food for the spons and band ban- quets held at the school. Custodians mowed the grass, shoveled the snow, and fixed stubborn lockers. Everyone appreciated these hard-work- ing people. Charles Veil — Head Custodian Lewis Miller Mrs. Rose Nastasi This has to be the best time of the day. % 17 We entered NCHS as freshmen, a road we traveled four years. Each year we crossed a stone further into life. We passed the world of jammed lockers, lazy study halls, and homework into Vietnam, Nixon's resignation and energy crises. And the day we graduated we left a little behind. . . memories of the way we were. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me I can’t light no more of your darkness All my pictures seem to fade to black and white I’m growing tired and time stands still before me Frozen here on the ladder of my life. Too late to save myself from falling I took a chance and changed your way of life But you misread my meaning when I met you Closed the door and left me blinded by the light. Don’t let the sun go down on me Although I search myself, it’s always someone else 1 sec I’d just allow a fragment of your life to wander free But losing everything is like the sun going dow n on me. I can’t find Oh. the right romantic line But see me once and see the w'ay I feel Don’t discard me just because you think I mean you harm But these cuts I have, Oh, they need love to help them heal. Senior Class Officers: Scott Knarr, President; Roland E. Paronish, Vice-President; Sharon Zemrose, Secretary; Nancy James. Treasurer. 20 Senior Sponsors: Mr. J.J. Frontino, Mrs. Althea Laurito, Miss Delores Kline, Mr. Jim Price. 21 David Abrams — Abe — How's your love life? — Football, hiking, girls, hunting — Miss jumping lunch line — His hangout — bridge at the end of the road — Hopes to enter service or work. Edward Arnold — Eddie — Chess club — Likes mystery movies, country and western songs, animals, sports, green — Favorite food is pea- nuts — Future plans are to attend trade school to be an electrician. Roberta Abrams — Bird — One step at a time — Flirtatious — Gymnastics, hiking — Enjoys camping. National Handicraft Club, Mallo-Cup cards — Favorite possessions class ring and her green eyes. What a rip-off — Basketball — Her favorite possession is basketball jacket — Her hangout is where the action is — Her plan is to get a job. David Amadei— Dave Football, co-ed volleyball, intramu- rals — Likes to watch television, his bike, food, sleep, hunting — Will join Air Force. Deborah Barczak — Bart Smile, God loves you — Chorus, prom committee — Likes friends, sewing, shopping — Favorite pos- sessions are memories of the past — Her best school experience was graduation. 22 Sara Amadei — Amadei So what else is new? — Helpful — Basketball, gymnastics, hiking — Likes ice skating, bike riding, Italian food — Prizes basketball jacket, 10-speed bike — Plans to join the Air Force. Doris Anderson — Bean — I'm just here for the fun of it. — Tal- kative — Basketball, chorus, Spanish Club — Enjoys crocheting, softball, reading, basketball bus after victory — Will study at UPJ. Debra Barnosky — Nosky — You'll get over it! — Understand- ing — Gymnastics — Likes cooking, reading, baseball — Prizes her class ring — Her plans are to travel. Barbara Barrett — Barb — All right! — Crazy — Band, stage band — Likes a special guy, playing trombone, blue jeans — Best school experience skipping school and not get- ting caught. Kevin Anderson — Kev — Tighten up — Basketball, baseball — His most prized possession is his basketball — Kev plans to go to col- lege to major in physical education. Catherine Barrett — Cath Band, stage band — Heads together — Likes being with someone special, swimming, weekends, and getting out of school early — Prizes her ring and band jacket. 23 Sandra Barvinchak — Sandy — Come on now — Friendly — Librar- ian, Banner, SC, NHS, Homecoming Queen — Enjoys people, Joe's pizza, working at DQ — Cherishes her con- tacts — Plans to enter nursing at Cone- maugh Valley. Darlene Bodek — Bo” — Keep on truckin, babe” — Gymnas- tics, colorguard, cooking — Likes pizza, reading mysteries, sloppy joes — Cherishes colorguard jacket. Donna Bearer — D — I can handle it — Happy — Chorus, music appreciation, health careers, prom committee — Likes Jim Croce, headphones, pool cue — Will miss her friends and Rocco's smile — Lab tech- nology at Altoona Mercy. L Donna Bodnar — Band, NHS, Forensics — Likes music, sleep, being with friends, travel — Will miss people and activities — Future plans are to get her degree in nursing. Bruce Bernard — Will miss Metal shop — Likes to ride bikes, eat hamburgers, drink coke — Plans to attend truck driving school and look for a good job. Debra Bootbman — Deb — “I'm gonna die — Busy — Basket- ball, SC, NHS, prom committee — Enjoys bowling, people, travel, Shake- speare — Best school experience was winning basketball championship. 24 Wanda Blough — Banana I didn t say anything'' — Gymnastics, Spanish Club — Enjoys watching bas- ketball, football, reading, pizza — Cherishes her locket — Future plans Air Force or college. Nancy Bobak — Nanc — Au — Gymnastics, Banner, dramat- ics, librarian — Likes hiking, swimming, Del's pizza. Riverside, diamond ring, learning splits and straddles, drive-ins — Will study nursing at Altoona Mercy. Dennis Bobik — Hippie — Gmitter's got it — Intramurals — Enjoys parties and riding his bike — Favorite hangout is at DQ — Best school experience May '75 — Future plans see the USA with Mitch and Dave. Cathy Boring — Shorty — The back of the bus is the best — Band, gymnastics — Likes food, knit- ting, cutting hair — Favorite hangout Veltri's Store and North End. Darlene Boring— Mom — Oh Wow! — Cooking, gymnastics — Likes Saturday night at the drive-in, pizza with Pepsi — Cherishes her engagement ring. Colin Burns — Art Metal — Will miss metal shop and Mr. Churella — Likes fixing bicycles, AMC cars, pizza, macaroni, country and western music — Plans to study electronics and criminology. 25 David Buterbaugh — Butty Give me five — Basketball, base- ball, track, football — Likes Bakerton, parties, riding around — Will miss POD films — Hopes to enter college. Patrick Connah — Yike — Tighten up — Baseball, basketball, football — Likes hunting, his girlfriend, cars, football, Steelers — Favorite pos- session, his shotgun — Best school experience, playing championship intramurals. Kerri Buza — Buz — Yuk-a-muk — Band Vice-President, Homecoming Court, health careers, librarian — Favorite color is baby blue — Favorite place, orange Vega. Paula Conner— Hubba- Hubba — Hopeful — Band, chorus, prom com- mittee — Likes clarinets, swimming, shopping, honest people — Favorite possession, her license — Will miss seeing friends every day — Plans to get a job. Maureen Carpinello — “Be yourself — Forgetful — Band, hiking. Banner — Best school expe- rience — getting band jacket — Future plans are to attend U.P.J. to become a physical therapist. Daniel Davis — Dan — Free — Football — Likes baseball, girls, hunting, Kansas City Chiefs — Best school experience, graduation — Plans to attend Penn State for pre-med. 26 Carrie Charnisky— Lou” Do you really believe — Basket- ball manager, chorus, gymnastics, prom committee — Likes parties, riding around, jeans — Best school experience, graduation — Plans to get a job. Sandra Davis — “Murph ‘‘What can I say — Banner, equestrian club, gymnastics, cheer- leading — Likes a very special per- son, Mustangs, partying. Commo- dore, Purchase Line, good times — Plans to get a job. Debbie Chila — Chil — You'll get over it — Crazy — Band (county, district) — Likes blue jeans, weekends, parties, trumpets — She cherishes a special guy, band jacket — Future plans are to get a job. Mary Ann Del Brocco — Del — You've had it — Banner, chorus, health careers, librarian — Likes walk- ing� guys, volleyball, riding around, partying, pizza, Rafay's, weekends, green cars, rock music — Plans to attend Altoona Hospital of Nursing. Terrance Chura — Slurk — Tighten up — Likes spaghetti, foot- ball games, car, truck, motorcycle — Favorite hangout is Beatnick's garage — Hobby is his car — Plans Barnes and Tucker, build his own house. Anthony DePetro — Wop What are ya mad about? — Foot- ball, dramatics, intramurals — Likes swimming, football, motorcycles, cars, standing on the corner, girls — Best school experience — being captain of. football team. 27 Timothy DePetro — Mouse “Don’t work too hard — Hiking, French Club — Likes cars, football games, class ring, driver's license — Hopes to go to P.S.U. for elementary education. Gerald Dillon — Pickle — The past is but a blink of the eye, only the future lasts — Unorganized — SC, audio visual, hiking — Likes being alone — Plans to attend Penn State for computer science. Marilyn Dumm — Missy “If you don't at first, try again — Hik- ing — Likes animal ball, spotting deer, movies, motorbikes — Will miss Mark Dumm's jokes. Dad’s good mornings — Plans to be a medical technologist. Bernadette Dunchuck — Dun — Hokey Pokey” — Talkative — Major- ette, health careers, Emanon, Banner — Likes a special guy, baton twirling, friends — Loves her life, majorette tro- phy, family — Best school experience was getting most talkative. 28 Lisa Dolansky — Lis — Oh my gosh, really! — Student librarian, prom committee, band — Likes cream Duster, blue class ring, pizza — Treasures family, ice skates, charm, and watch — Hopes to keep her job. Denise Dunchuck — Dun — Cooking, girls' woodshop, home- room secretary — Likes cooking, reading, bike riding, pizza, ham- burgers — Favorite possession — class ring — Plans to become a sec- retary. Margaret Dolges — Ritchey — That's life — Friendly — Cheer- leader, gymnastics, prom commit- tee, Banner, Homecoming Court — Likes cooking, pizza — Favorite possessions — boyfriend, family, friends — Best school experience — graduation — Plans to get a job. Anthony Falduto — John Puke — Band — He likes hunting and fishing — You can usually find him at Daisley's garage — His favorite possession is money — Future plans are to work in the mines. Imogene Du man — Jean — Sure, really” — Hiking, health careers — Likes football, baseball, bicycling, being with friends — Cher- ishes class ring, driver's license — Enjoyed winning fourth place in maga- zine campaign. Patrick Farabaugh — Ferni Scag — Likes riding horses, working on cars, working with electricity — Favorite time of day is.fourth period drawing class — Plans to be an auto mechanic. Karen Dumm — The other half — Bad luck often brings good” — Unpredictable — Likes drive-ins, white, intelligence, friends, riding horses, swimming, softball — Best school experience — meeting people — Her future plans are marriage. Donna Filkins — Likes Tony Orlando, animals, cooking, sewing, and music — Her most prized possession is her diary — Donna's future plans are to become an artist. 29 Louise Findley — “Six footer — Basketball, gymnastics — Likes sketching people and animals, horseback riding, bike riding — Favor- ite food is pizza — Plans to go to art school or join the Air Force. Kenneth Freidhof— Weed But what could you do? — Likes hunting, fishing, watching P.O.D. mov- ies — Favorite possession is his Honda — Plans to get a job. Kathleen Gomolka — Moke — Live for the future; not from the past — Understanding — Hiking, health careers — Likes Italian food — Cher- ishes class ring, license, ten-speed bike. Carl Gormish — Afro — Likes hunting, fishing, camping, riding his motorbike — Plans to stay with Barnes and Tucker and build a beautiful A-frame. Blair Galczynski — Blair Here — Intramurals — Likes cars and drag racing — Can be found outside office and in work study. Sheridan Griffiths — Griff — Ain't got one — Likes soup, motorcycle, riding, hunting — Favorite possession is his motorcycle — He can usually be found in Emeigh. 30 Diane Galiczynski — Prom committee, co-captain of col- orguard. Forensics — Likes going to softball games, Bingo, talking on phone and orange Cutlass — Best school experience was graduation. Barbara Glinsky — Barb Yesterday is already a dream; tomor- row is only a vision — Hiking, prom committee — Likes class ring, playing piano, bicycling — Plans to become a nurse or beautician. Joyce Hamady — Termite — Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, then split — Chorus, cooking — Likes her minia- ture diamond from Gigi — Plans to become a secretary then marriage. Timothy Hammond — Tim Try it again — Band, McDonald's All-American Band — Best school experience was attending the Mid-East Music Conference — Plans to enter Clarion State College. David Gmitter— Flippy Keep on truckin'' — Intramurals — Likes Goat's food — Favorite hangout is DQ and Goat’s — Plans to see U.S.A. with buddies. Ralph Hansen — Nosey — Tighten up — Inframurals — Likes free goat’s food — Most prized pos- session is his bib overalls — Best school experience was graduation — Plans to get a job at B T. John Hassen — John” — Tighten up — Football, SC, Spanish dub, dart dub — Likes loafing at the firehall, drive-ins, yellow, May 22 — Favorite possession — Colt jacket — Future — mine technician. Janet Hauzie — Hauz — Energetic — Girls' basketball, prom committee — Likes sports, pizza, coke — Treasures basketball jacket — Best school experience — Skyline champi- onship — Ambition is to major in crimi- nology at I.U.P. Helen Himes — Sentimental Circus — Likes people, talking, pizza, 7up, hanging around — Prized possession — her car — Favorite color — blue — Future plans — to work and travel. Debra Hrubochak — Hippo — Go get 'em — Equestrian club, col- orguard, gymnastics, cooking — Likes guys, Starford, partying, Mach I, Clymer, swimming — Favorite posses- sion — horse. Donna Hula — Always be yourself — Heath careers, Emanon, Banner, Forensics, gymnastics — Enjoys being with and helping others — treasures her scrap- book — Future plans — enter Altoona School of Nursing. Nancy James — Honest to Pete — Basketball, cheerleader. Treasurer of Senior class. Homecoming Court, Banner — Likes — horseback riding, cook- ing, shopping, her dog. 32 Richard Hnatkovich — Rick — Bring it out Bogel” — Fly casting — Likes hunting, fishing — Favorite possession — gun — usually found at Crow's — Best school experi- ence — Mr. Kline for Chem. I — Future — coal mines. Walter Holtz — Lar — Don't worry about it — Friendly — Basketball player, track. Homecoming King — Likes his girl, hunting, Steelers, motorcycles — Will miss track — Works at Mobil station — Future — trade school. Paul Hromulak — Herman “You know what you can do” — Intra- murals, baseball — Likes food, sports — Favorite possessions — drawing board, sneakers, hockey stick — Plans to be cartoonist. Melody Johns — “Oh well — Likes bowling, size 1 2 class ring, being with her boyfriend, fifth and eighth period study hall. Future — job and then to be a housewife. Geraldine Keith — Oh man — Chorus, prom commit- tee, girls' woodshop — Likes swim- ming, Colts — Cherishes husband — Plans to get a job and to start a family. Kay Kelly — Don't worry about it — Ambitious and outgoing — Cheerleading captain, gymnastics. Banner, Emanon, Forensics — Likes shopping, being with her boy- friend, talking on phone. 33 Connie Kemock — Con” — Simple — Cooking club, metal shop — Her favorite food is rice — Connie's favorite possession is her cat — Her plan is to get a job. John Kline — Big Foot — Football — Likes practicing football in the mud and size 1 5 sneakers, falling on little running backs — Will miss underclassmen under his feet — Plans to go to college. William Kemp — Don't work too hard — Spanish club, hiking, audio visual — Likes hunt- ing, fishing, dogs — Collects coins and antiques — Will miss old friends — Plans to go to Navy, then to college. Karen Kline — Ambitious — Forensics, SC, Banner Editor, NHS — Likes bonfires, cheering at football games — Favorite posses- sions are scrapbook and car keys — Future plans are social work and to attend IUP. Carol Kirsch — Karo — Athletic — Basketball, cl arinef player, treasurer of band. Banner — Likes softball and tennis — Best experience was winning basketball championship — Plans to attend Slippery Rock College. Scott Knarr — Zeb — Take it easy — Class President, Banner, SC, dramatics — Likes his shy blonde — Will miss Bird Eyes, Pig Men and Bopper — Plans to attend Penn. State to be an archi- tect. 34 Kenneth Kirsch — Debra Kline — Stage and light crew, prom committee, Hey you! — Hiking club, Equestrian archery club — Likes hunting, fishing, club — Likes swimming, football, woodwork, Colts, Secretariat, cars horseback riding — Favorite food is — Plans to become rich and live in pizza — Plans to get a job. Nicktown. Douglas Kirsch — “Right here — Likes hanging out and cars — Favorite color is sham- rock — Will miss Bood, Dino, Chip, and Pone — Plans to become a mine mechanic. y Darlene Kolasa — Hiking club, chorus — Her favorite possession is a Marion Center class ring — Future plans are to go cross country with Mickie. Karen Kotrick — Koat — What's happening? — Band, bas- ketball, Banner — Likes going to good movies at the drive-in — She is likely to be found at a party — Favorite posses- sion is band jacket. Karl Krug — What's happening?” — Carefree — Football halfback — Likes baseball, food, dances, sports, good music — Best school experiences were in Mr. Hornick's classes — Will miss football. 35 Robert LaMar — Bob — Bring it around, Rietscha — Intramu- rals, hiking — Likes to work on his Dart — Future plans are to find a career in automotive. Ruth Land — I can dig it — Chorus, hiking — Likes swimming, dancing, ice skating — Worked part time at Ebensburg State School — Will miss seeing her friends every day. William Lipps — Bood — Here — Track, intramurals — Enjoys karate and being with a certain person — Will miss Mr. Price — Future plans are State Police or coal mining. James McAnulty — Mac — Hang in there — Football, intramu- rals — Best school experience was beating Curwensville — Will miss Mr. Hanson's daily movies, the nurse's office — Plans to enter college. Patricia Lantzy — Patty You're kidding — Chess club, librarian, work shop — Likes camp- ing, painting, swimming, music, playing piano, baseball, reading — Plans to become a nurse. Sherry McClelland — Sonny Woodshop, librarian — Likes to cro- chet — Favorite possession is her class ring — Pizza is her favorite food — Plans to become a secre- tary. 36 Michaelene Leslie — Mickie — Airhead — Cheerleader, health careers, librarian, gymnastics — Likes V pounders, pizza — Her most prized possessions are her Albie and Precious. Debra McConnell — Deb — Far out man — Simple — Cook- ing, health careers — Favorite pos- session is her class ring — Her plans are to get a job and get married. Kevin Lieb — Atlas — Holy bad — Muscular — Basket- ball, inframurals, homecoming — Favors his blue jeans, N.C. jacket, no. 42 — Best school experience was decorating for prom — Plans to work on construction. Michael McCormick — Hone Woe buddy — Basketball, baseball, Emanon, SC — Likes practicing basket- ball year round, women, his dog Leech — Best school experience was beating Marion Center. John Linsky— Sheesh — That's soft — Likes baseball, work- ing with heavy equipment, food — Favorite time of day is riding home on bus 12 — Future plans are agriculture. Randall McCracken — Randy Hiking, woodcraft — Likes motorcy- cling, hunting, fishing, trapping, build- ing motors — Plans to become a mechanic. 37 Cynthia McMackin — Cindy — Crazy — Cooking club, hiking — Likes softball, cooking, the color green, and to hang out at Allport — Plans are to become a secretary or join the Air Force. Sandra Miller — Mil — Weo — Colorguard captain, band secretary, golf, woodshop, homeroom secretary — Likes swimming, bikeriding — Treasures that certain someone's ring and her colorguard jacket. David Mitasky— Mit — Like an animal — Plays trombone in the band and a rock group — Likes hunting and bikeriding — Miss sleeping in study hall — Plans to be a physical therapist at UPI. Virginia Natarian — Ginny Emanon editor. Banner, Delta Kappa Gamma Award, Forensics — Likes class ring, football and basketball games, C.B. radio, red, dancing and weekends — Plans to become a teacher, will attend IUP. Edward Ondecko — Ed — Ask me if I care — Hiking, Rifle club, Barnesboro baseball team — Likes good food, class ring, being with friends, Steelers, Pirates, hunting, fish- ing, and playing baseball. Gary Ondecko — Hands I am tired — Football player, baseball, chess, hiking — Likes Pirates, basketball, hunting, ice skat- ing, motorcycles — Will miss friends and Physics class — Plans to go to college at P.S.U. 38 Scott Mitchell — Mitch Favorite hangout is around town — Likes to drive around, the color blue, long hair, play pin-ball — Future plans are the coal mines. Virginia Pallone — Ginger — “Different strokes for different folks — Student librarian — Likes racing Corvettes, Cheese, a cer- tain Chevy truck, grand pianos — Plans to graduate and major in real estate. Cindy Monborne — Cin — Majorette captain, S.C., Emanon, Ban- ner — Likes tennis, swimming, friends, Saturday nights, Nicktown Hotel, a special B.C. guy — Will miss the dug- out — Will attend Slippery Rock. Roland E. Paronish — Pone Don't you ever say that — Senior Class Vice President, Homecoming Court, track — Likes his girlfriend, hunting, trapping, pole-vaulting — Plans to go to Penn State and become a dentist. Michael Mondi — Mike — All right man — Hiking — Likes working on cars — His favorite posses- sion is his bike — Hangs out at bowling alleys — Favorite food is pizza — Plans to get a job. Roland S. Paronish — Pone Get away — Gymnastics, football — Likes having a good time, girls, fights — Most prized possession is jacket — Most memorable experience — appearing in UMW Magazine — Future plans — State Police. 39 Theresa Paronish — All right — Always happy — Prom committee, Emanon, Banner, band, Spanish club secretary, student librar- ian — Cherishes her friends and family — Plans to go into nursing at Altoona Mercy. Robert Pastirko — Bob — Tall — Likes hunting, working on cars — Favorite food is pizza — Best school experience was graduation — Plans to have an Exxon station of his own. Joseph Perrone — Whop — Agitator — Here!” — Junior Class Vice President, S.C. — Likes motorcy- cles, hunting, fishing, ice-skating, swim- ming — Favorite possession is the key to his house. Cynthia Petrunak — Cin You’ve got to be kidding — Chorus, prom committee, gymnastics — Likes her rock, JAKE, hanging out in Carroll- town, job at Shop 'N Save — Will miss home ec. Mildred Patterson — Milly — Do unto others as you would have them do unto you — Gymnastics, hiking club — Treasures her engagement ring and Jim — Plans to get married. Paul Przybocki — Slick Klanger — Likes hunting, fishing, pizza — Favorite possessions are his car and motorcycle — Favorite hangout, Barnesboro corner — Best school experience was metal shop. 40 Judith Pawlikowski — Jude — Prom committee, hiking — Likes her No. 17 quarterback from N.C. — Will miss friends and all the hassles in school — Future plans are to attend college at UPJ. Thomas Ranck — Rabbit Likes cars, boxing, football games, basketball, hunting, certain girls — Best school experience going to bas- ketball games — Plans to attend UPJ. Lance Pawlikowski — Active outdoorsman — Barnesboro Pony League — Likes football, base- ball, hunting, fishing, canoeing, Mon- tana, Pittsburgh Steelers — Hopes to move out West and become a park ranger. George Raynish — Golden Boy — Basketball, track, inframurals — Likes hunting, fishing — His best school experience was going to the states in track and being in Homecoming court. Bob Perrone — Pecos — When you get a shot, take it, don't pass it on — Intramurals, football, baseball — Likes to play pool — Future plans include working in the mines. Leanne Recchia — Chipper Majorette co-captain, gymnastics. Homecoming court. Senior Class Secre- tary — Likes playing the piano — Favorite possessions are the memories in the past year. 41 Mayda Rey — May-day — Talkative — Girl's basketball, chorus, gymnastics, health careers — Will miss friends — Prizes her class ring, gym- nastics jacket — Plans to attend col- lege and travel. John Rezk — Akl — What da..'s your problem — Likes basketball, playing pool — Most likely to be found at Dick's — Favorite food is Koobie burgers — Future plans — attend Slippery Rock. Hilary Rietscha — Opossum — Cool — Likes to practice his pistol and rifle, repair cars — Hilary's best school experiences were all times in the principal's office — Plans to be a body repairman. Laura Sedlock — Sed — Emanon, Banner, basketball — Enjoys playing tennis, driving around town, Nicktown Hotel — Cherishes her band jacket, family — Likes friends, pizza, dug-out. Paul Serafin — Here — Legs — Intramurals, volley- ball, football — Likes hunting, fishing, fried chicken. Pirates and Steelers — Prizes his Ford Bronco — Plans to attend college. Stanley Serafin — Chip When the going gets tough the tough get going — Rifle club — Likes football, baseball — Will miss Mr. Rocco's critique of football games — Will attend Penn State. 42 Susan Rouse — “Everything's cool — Bonner, prom committee, hiking — Likes drive-in movies, running around — Cherishes her friends and the BEAR — She has a part time job at Barnesboro Flower Shop. Francis Sable — Fran — What's happenin? — Likes motorcy- cle riding, backpacking — His favorite possessions are his car and guns — Hangouts are Skutch’s and DQ. Rita Schirf— Will miss her friends — Likes roller skating at Cicero's — Her favorite color is blue — She admires her Angora cat — Rita plans to become a beautician. Dale Shaner — Chainer Just passin' through — Busy — Banner — Likes his Yamaha, work- ing on cars, hunting in the rain, and going to work on payday — Plans to attend Penn State. Shirley Sharkey — Happy — Sr. high majorette, Sr. high chorus, Heads Together, dramatics — Likes crocheting, movies, boating — Plans to attend beauty school. John Shaw— Yi-Yi — Flashy — Football, track — Likes cards, hunting (a girl), sleeping in class — Prized possession is his '72 Valiant. 43 Kimberly Shaw — Grandma — Slow — Gymnastics show, basketball — Likes pizza, swimming — Favorite possession is her boyfriend's class ring — Will miss the trampoline and being late for all her classes. Nancy Sholtis — Girls basketball player, prom commit- tee, Banner, health careers, homeroom secretary — Likes sewing, friends, mohaired class ring — Plans to become a R.N. at Conenaugh Valley. Lynn Shook — Schnook Big fickle — Band President, SC, prom committee — Likes tennis, friends, basketball games, Nicktown Hotel, swimming, dug-out — Will miss basketball practices. Emily Stiles — M M's — Sincere — Gymnastics, equestrian club, hiking — Likes horseback riding, tennis, softball, bike riding — Favorite possession is her circus jacket — Plans to become a medical secretary. Paul Strenko — Ambitious — Hiking, wood and metal shop, archery — Likes hunting, fishing, cars, girls — Plans to attend trade school then farming. Janet Stumpf— Stumphy Crazy — Cooking, Art — Likes ani- mals, babies, crocheting — Best school experience was getting all her letters right in typing — Plans to join the Air Force. 44 Gloria Shortencarrier — Outgoing blonde — Banner, home- coming, Emanon — Likes being with that certain someone, writing letters to Slippery Rock — Favorite hang- out is where the action is — Plans to enter Slippery Rock College. Roy Thomas — ,Dennis Get back. Jack! — Football, hik- ing — Likes playing guitar, hunting, fishing — Favorite possessions are his car and class ring — Plans to join the Air Force. James Skupaka — Smud — Football, basketball, track — Likes playing tennis, weekends, football games — Plans to enter college in ele- mentary education. Deborah Tibbott'— Tib — Colorguard, gymnastics. Banner, Ema- non, health careers, prom committee, homeroom secretary — Likes tennis, swimming — Cherishes her family and friends — Plans to enter business col- lege at Cambria Rowe. David Smith — Smitty — Boys intramurals, metal shop, wood shop — Likes hunting, fishing, pool — Part time job at Exxon station — Plans to become a mine mechanic. Richard Valenty— Rick — Band, homecoming. Banner, VOD award, Vol. Fire Co. — Likes his chop- per, working for his dad, riding his snowmobile, driving a tractor-trailer — Plans to run S.J. Valenty Inc. 45 Mario Vella — Moe — Tali, sincere . . . Hiking, winner in Her- itage Day Art Contest — Likes simple people, karate, wild T-shirts, and Conan the Barbarian — Collects rare comic books. Douglas Weakland — ,Hairzey” — Feel what you feel and don't feel dif- ferent — Boy's intramurals, track — Likes sports, eating, his car, life — Favorite foods — onion rings, pizza — Found mostly at his girl's house. Tony Veltri — Whog — Likes hunting, fishing, motorcycling, snowmobiling — His favorite posses- sions are his car, bike, snowmobile — Has a part time job at Shea's gas sta- tion — Future plans are school. Sharon Wensel — Nicktown — One of a kind — Hiking club — Likes biking, blue jeans, hotdogs, movies, driver's license — Best school experi- ence was the last day of shorthand. John Vivadelli— Huge Football, basketball, track, S.C., NHS — Likes riding home on the basketball bus after a win, scoring touchdowns, camping out with the boys — Plans to attend University of Colorado. Agnes West rick — All right — Banner — Will miss her friends and teachers — Hopes to get a job working with children at the State School and travel. Daniel Wagner— Dino, Bopper — Settle down — Metal shop — Likes parties, beverages, being with friends, and having a good time — Enjoys his guns — Future plans are coal mines. Sandra Whited — Sandy” I tried — Modest — Basketball, gymnastics, equestrian club, hiking — likes race cars, sleeping. Stub, Camaros — Best school experience — sports banquet — Will miss play- ing basketball. Donald Wagner— Don — Get out of my face — Football, rifle club, intramurals — Likes good food, being with friends — His favorite pos- session is his class ring — Future plans are trade school. Germaine Winings — Snookie — Unique — Gymnastics, Spanish club, cooking — Likes swimming, football, roller skating, baseball, blue jeans, pizza, shorthand. Sally Wagner— Sal — Control yourself — Girls basketball. Forensics, gymnastics, equestrian club — Likes Bill Cosby, the earth, snow, life, horses, lions, dolphins, and dan- gerous adventures — Plans to become a veterinarian. Joan Wojno— Woj — Sensitive — Equestrian club, hiking — Likes swimming, ice skating — Cher- ishes friends, collection of records, cats — Hangouts — Veltri’s store. North End — Plans to get a job. 47 Dale Wyland — Slime — Band, Heads Together — Likes girls, sports, and hunting — Favorite posses- sion is his health — Plans to live, work, and be happy. Michael Zatorsky — Mickey — Easy going — Football, baseball — Likes playing tight end, spotting deer. Pirates, playing pool down at Kemp's, losing two or three arrows every time he goes bow hunting. Alexander Young — Al — Huh?” — Likes hunting, fishing — Favorite hangoug — Hotel — Best school experience — having Mr. Fisan- ick for study hall — Enjoys his Pabst hat — Future — vo-tech school. George Zedack — Zeke — Here — Tall, 6'4 — Intramurals — Likes hunting, fishing, pizza — Favorite hangout — Veltri's Grocery — Prized possession — 1968 Dodge Dart with a 225 cubic inch engine — Plans — car- penter. 48 David Yuhas — Dave — Likes wood shop, metal shop, and lunch, expecially if it's chicken — He can be found at Kemp's or under the hood of a car — future plans are to find a job. Sharon Zemrose — Shaz Oh wow” — Smooth — Senior Class Secretary, Banner, student librarian. Homecoming court — Likes tennis, bike riding, drive-ins — Favors 72” class ring — Favorite hangout — bronze Mustang II. Senior Favorites 1975 Most Talkative LYNN DUNCHUCK DAN WAGNER Most Humorous NANCY SHOETIS JOHN REZK Bot I .nuking SANDY HARVIKCHAK I.ARRY HOI.T7. Most Flirtatious SHE ROUSE KEN KIRSCH 49 Hall of Fame KAREN KUNE JOHN VIVADELU GLORIA SHORTENCARRIER RJCK VALENTY 50 Most Counco us LAURA SEDLOCK DAN DAVIS Senior Celebrities Most Shy EMILY STILES BOB PERRONE Most Creative LEANNE RECCHIA PAUL HROMULAK Most Popular LYNN SHOOK SCOTT KNARR Personality Plus CINDY MONBORNE KEVIN LIEB Senior Favorites Most Friendly SHARON ZEMROSE PATCONNAH Most Intellectual DEBBIE BOOTHMAN GERALD DILLON Nicest Smile KERRI BUZA GEORGE RAYNISH Most Athletic SARA AMADEI JIM SKUPAKA 52 Graduation '75 The Class of ’75 graduated May 29 in the Kennedy auditorium. 157 seniors were given their diplomas by the president of the school board. Anthony Sabella Jr. Dr. Frank H. Blackington III, President of UPJ was the main speaker for the evening. We made it! Scott Knarr, Debbie Tibbott Donna Bearer, Paul Hromulak Qass President — Scott Knarr Terry Chura Debbie Chila Follow the tracks to Barnesboro and take yourself down Philadelphia Avenue and reach for the memories at Luxenberg's corner or the stops at Dairy Queen and Ratay's. Remember the nites at the fire hall and Mount Carmel Day. These are the places that helped to make us,, the Class of '75. Memories. . . May be beautiful and yet What's too painful to remember We simply just forget 59 Junior Class Officers: Treasurer — Rhonda Rchovich, Secretary — Anna Bobak, Vice-president — Tom Kertis, President — Tim Longwill Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary — Lisa McMullen, Treasurer — Michalene Roman, Vice-president — Jim Price, President — Mark D’Andrea 60 Juniors Freshman Class Officers: Treasurer — Mary Hudak, Vice-president — Tracy Peel, President___________ Tom Yuhas, Secretary — Sandy Kotrick ROW 1 Mr Pawlikowski, Jim Weiland. Carol Shutty. Colleen Shutty. Tammy Woods. Wanda Taylor. ROW 2: Barb Wasilko, Cindy Yeager. Darla Rematt. Mary Artn Yasick. Sue Reiger, Lynn Kopas, ROW Rhonda Rehovich. Jerome Sholtis, Bob Wagner. Pete Wylie. Dave Weiland. I n Sherry. Racann Weymer. ROW 1 Rick Wagner. Larry Trout. Dan Strenko. Mike Zedek. Ken Swanson 61 Juniors: ROW 1: Mr. Kline, Bobbi Ann Hincman, Lois Heuther, Stephanie Galiezynski, Robin Cook, Christine Kirsch. Mary Ann Gray, Kathy Kemock, ROW 2: Mary Ellen Drotar, Christine Cidor, Ed Friedhof, Ed Zcmick, Bob Hudak, Cheryl Dumm, Mark Farrell. ROW 3: John Kirsch, Tom Elli. Bev Kline, Tom Hicks, Dan Gray, Tom Hnatkovich, ROW 4: Joe Kolasa. Bill Hudson, Matt Hicks, Clay Gormish. Cary Kline, Dave Fisanick, Tom Kertis JliniOrS� Mr. Drew, ROW 1: Marie Kowardy, Julia Lee, Brenda Krug, Denny Pawlikowski, Carolyn Mazurak, Donna Petrunak. Donna Lubert, ROW 2: Paul Rowan. Brenda Overbcrger, Mary Kopera. George Link, Lucille Potonic, Cindy Luzier, Amie McNulty, ROW 3: John Miller, Pat Shell, Dave Krumcnacker, John Dye. Dan McGary, George Olbcrt, ROW 4: Jim Platko, Harry Peles. Steve Paronish, Jim Scott, Tom Patemo, Tim Longwill, Leo McCombie 62 HHR39H 1 « '1 i t Juniors: ROW 1: Mrs. Byrnes, Deb Davis, Kathy Ropchock, Mary Kay Connah, Jamie Pompa, Gaclynn Wiewora, ROW 2: Donna Eckcnrode, Lorraine Reiger, Linda Lewis, Eva Dobransky, Georgia Kasper, Mary Salley, ROW 3: Mary Lou Ondecko, Denise Novella, Regina Dillon, Jane Miller. Joe Kirseh, Lori Hamady. Chcri Keith, ROW 4: Charlene Gibas, Diane Yonkoske, Deb Wojno, Lori Wolfe, Joyce Anderson. Barb Venslosky, ROW 5: Kathy Tuskey, Karen Oligher. Ray Smith. Sharon Kutchman, Rose Marie Zemrose Jlffliors ROW 1: Miss Blosc, Joanne Anselmi,Janice Begcnyi, Annette Carl, Ray Duke, Tina Basilc, Nancy Bobik, Ann Angelo, ROW 2: Ron Buterbaugh. Ray Duriez, Greg Carpinello, Darlene Abromovich, Walter DePetro, Francis Bailey. Tom Dolges, ROW 3: Joanne Bobby, Anna Bobak. Todd Daisley, Dave Bobik, Chris Bamosky, Amy Anderson, ROW 4: Mark Cedor, Lois Booth man, Greg Bogel. Jim Dospoy, Jerry Camevali, Bob Butterworth, John Barrett 63 Soph Donna Lieb. I omores: ROW 1: Mr. Fisanick, Jim Keith, Tim Kline, Valerie Keith, Corrine LcGars, Michele Klapak, Zita Leslie, ROW 2: Christine McGary, Regina Lieb, Jackie McConnell, Bonnie Kirsch, Bill Knapik, ROW 3: Cathy McNulty, Lisa McMullen. Ron Keith. Mary Ann McCormick, Bill McMackin, Joanne Kline. Kathy Kuzma, ROW 4. Paul Mazurak, Joe Kline, Mark Miller, George Milchak, Philip Morris. Mark Kline, ROW 3: George Mikitko, Jan Clarke, Tom Luzier, Jim Leslie, John Kline omores: ROW 1: Mr. Hanson. Reatta Stiles, Susan Spicher, Debbie Sable, Cindy Yedlosky, Kathy Romett, Ardella Shilling, ROW 2: Pat Weiland, Brenda Rounsley, Joe Vozar, Billy Weakland, Frank Paronish, Michaelene Roman. ROW 3: Connie Sutilia, Debbie Tomallo.Jim Stosscl, Kim Wenrurine, Dan Tenerowicz, Pam Saxon. Rosemary Vcltri, ROW 4: Clair Winings, Charlene Trout, Ron Smego, Jeff Himes, Connie Stoltz, Anthony Sabella, ROW 5: Mike Zanella, Rick Smith, Kevin Stanck, Paul Zcdck, Jim Zcanchock 64 Sophi Sharon Bobik. omores: ROW 1: Mr. Rcy, Diane Bamosky, Carol Bailey, Lynn Ccdor, Jody Chemisky, Jean Bogetta, Nancy Dolges, Edith Bogetta, ROW 2: .Joan Bogetta, Steven Anselmi, Lorraine Demi. Carolyn Arotin, Becky Brown, ROW 3: Jay Cohen. Ken Abrams.Jim Anderson. Robert Ccdor, Brian Conner, Joe Borruto, Bob Babiak, ROW 4: Mark Knarr, Pam Boochman. Walter Babiak, Pete Barvinchak, Elaine Anderson. Janet Demi. ROW 3: Robert Bradford, George Bon- neau, John Clarke, Ken Bobak, Brian Boring sophomores: ROW 1: Mr. Kelly, Linda Griffiths, Pauline Himes, Tim Hicks, Lisa Frontino, Gary Glinsky, Anne Ebbs, Nancy Morgan, ROW 2: Jeanie rarabaugh, Regina Gray, Patty Glinsky, Bill Dunchuck, Shirl Hendrick. Kim Keith, Carol Hnatkovich, ROW 3: Jim Rocco, Maja Hammond, Carol Hajuk, Kathy Jones, Beth Dumm, Beth Farrell, Alex Freoni, Theresa Friedhof, ROW 4: Terry Deckard, Jim Hall, Mark D’Andrea, Guy Fleming. Lynn Davis, Bob FaJduto. Dennis Keith, ROW 3: Francis Farabaugh, Andy Kaminsky. Ed Dospoy, Chuck Kass, Todd Fenton. Mike Hawkins 65 Sophomores: ROW 1: Mr Wcstrick, Marilisa Pawlikowski, Laura Rcigcr, Ray Pcadick, Clare Leslie, Theresa Ncilson, Connie Paronish, Patty Mitory, ROW 2: Denise Phillips, Jean Phillips, Joe Rcigcr, Connie Montanaro, Patty Overberger, Becky Miller, Marian Panano, ROW 3: Henry Natcher, Danny Pawli- kowski, Jim Raynish, Dennis Raynish, Scoct Donatelli, Tom Natarian, ROW 4: Brenda Petrunak, Marie Pederson, Dennis Phillips, Jim Price. Jerry Ranck, John Peles, Sandy Rematt Freshmen. ROW 1: Mr Hood, Betty Arlott, Dale Sherry, Fay Sutilia, Ken Zemick. Joan Weakland. ROW 2: Tom Rocco, Dianna Williams. Lisa Tar- anto. Debbie Wcymer, Marie Wilshirc. Dave Sheredy, ROW 3: Dan Soisson, Carol Westover, Betty Wasilko, Chris Tulcy, ROW 4: Ernest Rummel. Tom Saxon, Rose Trybus. Dave Suchar, Leonard Sherry, Dan Sherry, Jim Stumpf 66 Freshmen. ROW I: Mr. Koval, Kathy Lieb, Valeric Mcray. Grey Meray, Sharon Mulrancy, Sandy Kotrick, Susan Mazurak, Pam Morris, ROW 2 Albert Lcgars. Donald Boring, Cheryl Lute, Joanne Novella, Ray Leslie, Doug Anderson, Greg Milchak, ROW 3: Lori Mulrancy, Marlene Luzicr, Scott Luther, Carol Lcgars, Diane Lmtz, Karen McCormick, ROW 4: Dave Kupctz, Mike Kudlawicc, Leonard McCracken, John Bradford, Tim Leslie. Richard Linsky, Dan Kirsch Freshmen: ROW 1: Mrs. Chervenak, Deb Zedek, Tom Wojno, Craig Trctinik, Leroy Wcstrick, Gary Talerico. ROW 2: Melinda Wood, Patty Zanella, Tina Cipolla, Tom Weiland, ROW 3: Annie Zemrose, Lisa Zcanchock, Tom Yuhas, Russell Westover, Vickie Zatorsky 67 Freshmen: ROW l: Mrs. Dolansky.Jim Bamosky, Cathy Lubert, Jolenc Abrams, Barb Bamosky, Colleen Baker, Cathy Bamosky, ROW 2: Judy Brown. Richard Baker. Craig Kirsch. Roger Bailey, Tim Brown. Jim Barrett. Amie Bernard, ROW 3: Paulette Abramovich, Diane Blahovec. Kevin Carl. Alan Chura, Sherri Barrett. Robert Bearer. ROW 4: John Bernard, Robert Baum, Matt Chemisky, Kevin Boring, Randy Abrams. Craig Calvetti, Roberta Chamey Freshmen: ROW I: Mr Pavlock. Dave Han well, Bruce Jones. Arlene Kline, Walter Kasper. Barry Glinsky. John Holtz. ROW 2: Donna Hudson, Karen Govel, Paul Kelly, Bob Kelly, Mary Hudak, Theresa Kline. ROW 3: Don Hineman, Regina Kirsch, Diane Keith, Robert Goss. Loretta Holtz. Jane Kirsch, Bridget Hammond, ROW 4: Mike Kemock, Gary Jubas, Barry Galiczynski, Steve Good. Ray Huff, Craig Horn 68 Freshmen: ROW 1: Mr. Artley, Wayne Rieger, Rita Prandi, Rick Peters, Susan Patterson, Toni Salvia, Mary Ann Novella, ROW 2: Steve Prasko, Fran Pryzbocki, Kathy Stanick, Patty Shea, Tracy Peel. Mary Puleo, Dave Phillips, ROW 3: Dennis Pompa, Donald Pallone, Alan Pelcs. Steve Deosky, Tom Novella, Ed Ritchey, ROW 4: Debbie Paterno, Greg Rematt. Alberto Rey, Joe Pizur, Mike Petrisko Freshmen: ROW 1: Mr. Frontino, Lucy Galloway, Dan Fenton, Jenny Conner, Deb Farrell, Diane Dolges, Mary Glinsky, Bill Farrell. ROW 2: Susan Findley, Ronald Depto, A1 Cipalla, Pat Eckenrode, Tim Dumm. Arlene Wojno, Laurie Farrell. ROW 3: Shirley Farabaugh, Mike Filkins, Gary Filkins, Janine Dospoy, Jim Constant, Fern Faught, ROW 4: Dave Dillon. Vince Dumm, Dave Ciezobka, Tom Faught, Paul Dolansky, Chuck Dunchak, Christian Fisanick 69 Not much action in Barnesboro during the day, but look closer and see that everyone had fun sometime; somewhere. . . maybe a movie at the local drive-in or a weekend party. . . Remember the sore muscles in gym or the thoughts of cleaning that messy locker. Sure we had fun during school hours, but after school an NCHS colt let it all hang out. 71 Sandy and Larry Reign in Homecoming '75 N.C.’s 9th annual Homecoming was highlighted with the crowning of Sandy Bar- vinchak and Larry Holtz. Mr. Zanella, principal, performed the crowning cere- mony. Homecoming Court: ROW 1: Peggy Dolges, Kerri Buza, Sharon Zem- rose, Nancy James, Gloria Shortencarrier, Sandy Barvinchak, Leanne Recchia, ROW 2: George Raynish, Roland Paronish, Larry Holtz, Scott Knarr, Kevin Lieb, Rick Valenty, Dennis Bobik Peggy Dolges Nancy James Homecoming Highlights ■t Kerri Buza Ixanne Rccchia Gloria Shortencarrier Student Council Advised by Miss Blose, the 1975 SC sponsored different events. These included Homecoming Teachers’ Appreciation Day, Muscular Dystrophy Drive, and the construction of the long awaited student parking lot. Advisor. Miss Blosc unnorca. lony ix-mro. frank Haromsh. ROW 2: Stephanie Cialicznski. C� in er Pallone. Sandy Barvinchak. Karen Kline. JoAnne Kline. Arlene Wojno. Joann Phillips. ROW 3: Joe Ptrrone, John Hasscn. Denny Pawlikowski. Bob Burterwonh. Lori Hamadv. Lyn Kopas. Debbie 13. Dihman, John Vivadelli, President; Scott Knarr. Vice-President. Sandy Barvinchak, Secretary-Treasurer NC Band The N.C. Colt marching band under the direction of Mr. Paul Walker attended many parades throughout Pa. The band prac- ticed many long hard hours all year perfecting their first NC pre- game, working hard on halftime shows, and performing their annual spring concert. It all ended happily yet sadly for the seniors, who were honored with flowers on Senior Night. Tim Hammond — MacDonald’s All-American Band President- I.ynn Sh x k: Via-president Kerri Buza; Treasurer — C !arol Kirsch. Secretary - Sandy Miller NC Band 1975 Senior Band Members SITTING: Carol Kirsch. Ioiura Sedkxk. Karen Kocriik. Lynn Shook. Kathy Boring, KNKKI.ING Maureen Carpinello, Debbie Chila. STANDINCi Ritk Valency. John Falduco, Tim Hammond. Paula (Conner. I ave Mica- sky. Cachy Barrecc. Theresa Paronish and Kerri Bu a Color Guard ROW 1 Debbie Davis, Debbie Tibbott. Mary Salley. Arlene Wojno. Stephanie Galiczynski, Cathy Kemoclc. Dianne Vonkoske, ROW 2 Captain .Sandy Miller, Jody Cherni- sky. Carolyn Mazurak. Georgia Kasper. Carol Shutty. Mary Ix u Ondecko, Rose Marie Zcmrose, Vickie Zatorsky, Marie Pederson. Rhonda Rehovich. Kathy Stanick. Patty Shea. Tina Basile, Janet Demi, Darlene Bodek. Co-Captain Diane Galiczynski Majorettes Joan Wcakland, Lori Hamady, Lynn Dunchuck. Kathy Jones. Captain Cindy Monborne, Co-Captain Lcannc Rccchia, Debbie Stratton. Sue Rieger. Nancy Dolgcs. Jolene Abrams. ABSENT: Amy Anderson. 1975 was a busy year for the N.C. Majorettes, The girls attended sum- mer camp at Clarion State College. The highlight of the year for the sen- iors was twirling fire. Besides football games and parades throughout the year, they also attended two competitions in the spring. The long hours of practice and preparation the N.C. twirlers endured was evident in each of their many performances. Seniors 75 Lynn Dunchuck Co-Captain Lcannc Rccchia N.C. Publications Emanon The 1975 Emanon Staff was once again successful in keeping students informed with present happenings dur- ing the school year. One of the many activities sponsored by the staff was the much enjoyed Heritage Hullabaloo Day. SITTING: Editor Ginny Matarian, Layout manager Donna Hula, Typist Mary K. Connah, Kay Kelly, STAND- ING: Mayda Rey, Marilyn Dumm. Reporters: SKATED: Lynn Dunchuck. Laura Scdlock. Cindy Monbome, Carol Lcgars. Vicki Zatorsky. Wanda Taylor. STANDING: Shirl Hendricks. Ix)u Potonic, Gloria Shortcncarrier. Debbie Tibbott, Beth Dumm. Tina Basile, Donna Lieb, Darla Rcmatt, Theresa Paronish. Joan Wojno, and Cathy Boring Banner Time, work, and perseverance: these the Banner Staff needed to meet that threatening deadline, through planning, picture taking, cropping and copy-writing. The Banner Staff restrained the temptation to crop off the end person in uncrop- pablc groups and shapeless action shots. SITTING: Peggy Dolges, assistam photography editor, Karen KJine, Editor-in-Chief, Nancy Bobak, circula- tion manager, Kay Kelly, photography editor, STANDING: Rick Valenty, Business Manager. Nancy James. Advertising SITTING: Nancy Sholtis, Lynn Dunchuck, Mary Ann DelBrocco, Maureen Carpinello, Nancy James, Gloria Shortencarrier, STANDING: Ginny Natanan, Cindy Monbome, Debbie Tibbott, Carol Kirsch, Donna Hula, Debbie Chila. Sandy Davis, Karen Kotrick SITTING: Lisa Frontino, Maja Hammond. Theresa Paronish, Sandy Barvinchak, Mary K. Connah, Lou Potonic, STANDING: Lynn Shook, Laura Scdlock, Cheryl Hendrick, Charlene Gibas 81 Chorus Northern Cambria’s Senior High Chorus under the direction of Mr. Paul Walker prac- ticed three times a week preparing for their first concert at Christmas time. They per- formed again for Induction ceremonies of National Honor Society and on Thursday, May 1 presented their annual spring concert to the general public. Chorus members held a successful bake sale in the fall and a candle sale which helped to raise money to bring those long-awaited jackets for seniors just that much closer. These three students represented Northern Cambria at District Chorus in 75. The annual festival was held at Windbcr Area High School. District Chorus. Paula Conner, Ruth Land. Karen Oligher Th‘s year’s County Chorus involved three all-day trips to Forest Hills Jr. High School to practice and a fourth day for the final practice and concert ROW 1: Joni Weakland. Bonnie Morns. Kathi Lubert. Rita Prandi. Ron Sodmont. Chris Tuley, Dianne Blahovec, ROW 2: Karen Oligher. Ruth Land. Carol Westover. Dons Anderson. Donna Bearer! David Kupetz, Dennis Pompa 82 Aetion 'n'Involvement Every other Monday the volleyball teams met for more challenges. With team names like the Dug-out, Wizzies, Overalls, and Meatballs, who could imagine otherwise? This was the first year for this activity which was sponsored by Miss Ludwig. Lots of fun, laughs, and giggles were shared by all members. The Health Careers club sponsored by Mrs. Margorie Linden was formed to introduce students to different areas of the medical field. Activities included guest speakers, films, a science project sponsored by the Cambria County Cancer Society. A trip to the Ebensburg Child Development Center and Ebensburg State School was not only educational but interesting. Co-ed Volleyball Health Careers Golf Golfing brought many fun-filled moments of enjoyment to all its members. They practiced their tee-offs under the watchful eye of Mr. Whited who made sure he kept his distance. When the weather was nice you could see golfers outside taking advantage, but not even bad weather could efeat them, for golf- ing magazines were available to get tips from the pros. The Spanish Club sponsored by Sr. Rey was an educational experience for its members. Besides viewing films of the Spanish way of life, the club went to Indiana University for a Spanish Festival where they witnessed Span- ish customs, such as food, dress and recrea- tion. Spanish Club Seniors: SITTING: Donna Hula, Carrie Chamisky, Dianne Galiczyski, STANDING: Kay Kelly. Mayda Rey, Karen Kline. Ginny Natarian, and Sally Wagner Forensics Kaydcns Raiders,” the 1973 Forensics group rounded another year with enough excite- ment, happiness, and accomplishments to last a lifetime. Competing, emphasized Miss Kay- den, is not just a winning or losing thing, it is knowing you have tried, and succeeded with confidence. The team competed in five meets, holding their own among other competitive schools. Three students from NC made it into finals held at St. Francis College: Karen Kline — poetry, Tina Basile — informative, and Tim Longwill — prose. Tim Longwill is the first student from NC to make it into the States and Nationals. SITTING: Charlene Trout. Connie Stoltz, Lori Mulraney, Karen McCormick. Jennie Conner, Amy Longwill. Deb Keith. Gig Marino. STANDING: Connie Sutilia. Tina Basile, Elaine Anderson, Tim Longwill, Beth Dumm, Tom Curtis, Darla Rcmatt, Kathy Jones, and Lou Potonic 85 Helen Himes Gymnastics Exhibition Members presented an enjoyable 1975 gymnastics show with memories of sore muscles, back flips, split second timing and deep and lasting friendships. Senior members who performed for the last time arc Sara Amadei, Nancy Bobak, Roland Paronish, Mayda Rey, Jim Shaw, Deb Bar- nosky, Wanda Blough, Darlene Boring, Helen Himes, Emily Stiles, Roberta Abrams, Leanne Recchia, Kay Kelly, Donna Hula, and Sandy Whited. Coach Miss Beth Ludwig improved the gymnastics exhib- ition by tightening the timing and by having all events rehearsed to perfection. 86 Sandy Whited Over the horse Sara Amadei Donna Hula Alberto Rey Tumbling Balance Beam Roland Paronish The Savage Dilemma Fairy May and Mrs. Savage N.C. dramatic production of 75 proved a theatrical success as the play cast, under the direction of Mrs. Laurito and Miss Kline pre- sented The Savage Dilemma.” The play was about the weary Mrs. Savage who returns to the Cloisters among her former fellow patients. After learning the institute lacks funds, she arranges her own kidnapping by a '’hippie couple.” Nancy James, Karen Kline, Kay Kelly, Tony DcPctro, Dan Davis, Paul Rowan, Con- nie Suttila, Michaelene Roman, Jim Stossel, Beth Dumm, and Walt DcPctro headed the cast of stars that contributed to N.C.’s dra- matic presentation. The play was well received by capacity audiences. Nurse Chris and Mrs. Savage 88 Cast: ROW 1: Tony DcPctro, Connie Sutilia, Karen Kline, ROW 2: Paul Rowan, Nancy James, Jim Stossel, Michalcne Roman Key Club Key Club’s main goal this year was Commu- nity Service Projects. Key Club members assisted Kiwanians in their Fund-Raising Pro- jects Hiking, one of the largest attended activities sponsored by Miss Blose, Mr. Yuhas, and Mrs. Chervenak enjoyed fresh air, snow, and sunshine during all four seasons. Stamping and stacking books and filing cards and helping students as much as possible! These are some things NC librarians did under the supervision of Mr. Krug. Their library periods helped keep the library in shape and a good place to study. Hiking Student Librarians Dart Games Dan games were sponsored by Mr. Ted Pawl- ikowski. Boys involved competed against each other in this new activity. Mr. Hood and Mrs. Kelly were advisors of Archery Club. Members were instructed on safe handling and use of archery equipment for hunting. Antique Club was a new activity sponsored by Mr. John Frontino. Members exhibited dis- plays and participated in a sledding party. Archery Club Antique Club Metallic Art The girls of N.C. Metallic Arts worked hard to learn the skill of turning metal into works of an. They did this under the guidance of Mr. Churella who was always there to lend a helping hand. N.C. activities combine fun with learning. One example is Wood Crafts. Its members had fun while learning something that will help them many years after graduation. Mr. Miller advised the club. With the quickly advancing field of commu- nicating it is hard to keep up. Audio Visual helped some students to understand and keep up while the rest of us were left in the dark. Mr. Fisanick is adviser. Wood Crafts Audio Visual Heads Together Heads Together in the 1974-75 year proved to be an interesting study of morality. Members talked about varied subjects such as venereal disease, birth control, drugs, and alcohol. Work Study One of the least talked about of all the activi- ties is the work study program. Most students didn’t even consider it an activity, but in real- ity there were more hours spent in this pro- gram than practically any other. Work study was a successful program. It taught the student some of the responsibili- ties that will be required later in life, along with the fact that you can earn some money too. Rick Valenty showed one of the advan- tages of work study as being able to afford a setup like this one. 93 95 A Tough Sport Requires Determined Men 96 ROW 1 Jim Skupaka. Dave Abrams. Jim McAnultv. Mickey Zatorsky. John Hassen. Tony IX-Petro. John Kline. Gary Ondecko, Stanley Scrafin. John Vivadelli. ROW 2. Dan Davis. John Shau. Mark 1)'Andrea. Dale West rick. Jim Price. Joe Vo ar. Frank Paronish. Tom Paterno. ROW 3 Rick Smith. Rick Sheredy. Den Pawlikowski. Walter De Petro, Bob Hudak. Bob Butterworth. Steve Paronish. ROW I Tom Rocco. Phillip Morris. ROW 3 Greg Steele. Mark Knarr. Scott Donatelli, Lynn Davis. Tony Sabella Quarterback Jim Skupaka spots his man Senior Gridiron Tighten Up John Vivadelli — Halfback Co-Captain Tony DcPetro — Tackle Captain Stan Serat in — Quarterback Co-Captain 98 John Hassen — Tight Knd Don Wagner — Guard Dave Abrams ■— Halfback 99 Gary Ondecko — Split End 100 Some exhausted players Dennis Thomas — Halfback Football — Demanding Test and TOUCHDOWN!!! Where are my blockers? Exhausting Battle Jim Skupaka— Quarterback, John Kline — Center The six-million dollar man Dan Davis — Halfback Mr. Pawlikowski Ends 11 Years of Coaching. Mr. Pawlikowski was a good football player in high school (Bamesboro) but because of the lack of size, he had no desire to play college football. He joined Mr. Miller’s staff in 1964 and learned a lot of football from him, from Mr. Price and Mr. Chcrvcnak. For the next three years he served as Mr. Price’s assistant in coaching junior high. When Mr. Price went up to the varsity, he was in charge of the junior high team for the next five years. The highlight for that period was an undefeated and unscored upon team in 1968. The last three years Mr. Pawlikowski spent as a varsity assistant. Now after eleven years of coaching football at NC, he felt it was time to call it quits. He says, He would like to thank those coaches and football players who made his coaching at NCHS enjoyable.” 102 Coach Pawlikowski Ted in action Another Fascinating Year for Coach Ludwig Coach Ludwig had a great year with the Coltettes. All the time that she has put into NC’s girl’s basketball payed off in the end. All her patience, hard work, and thoughts were deeply appreciated. 1 103 Senior Coltettes To these girls winning became a tradition. Dribbling, shooting, rebounding and passing aren’t all of what made up the girls' basketball season. There were tears, excitement, practices until 10:30, Freddie, shaving cream, and the Skyline League Championship. Under the coaching and guidance of Miss Ludwig the girls had a successful season. Keep calm,” were her famous words and always seemed to put confidence into the girls. Joyce Babyak Debbie Boothman Nancy Sholtis Carol Kirscti Doris Anderson 104 Sara Amadei Nancy James Mayda Rcy Janet Hauzie 105 Skyline League Champions KNEELING: Chcri Keith, Nancy Sholtis, Mayda Rey, Carol Kirsch, Joyce Babyak, Sandy Whited, STANDING: Coach Ludwig, Nancy James, Debbie Booth man, Doris Anderson, Jana Hauzie, Sara Amadei 106 Up for rwo? KNEELING: Shirl Hendrick, Tammy Woods, Carolyn Arotin, Sally Wagner, Karen Kotrick, Jeanie Farabaugh, STANDING: Coach Ludwig, Maja Hammond, Louise Findley, Loretta Holtz, Debbie Tomallo Kirsch scores two for NC. We need a referee! 107 Senior Stars Capture Title ” 1H fi Coach Bevon Anderson Storekeepers and Statisticians Jim Skupaka Center John Vivadelli, John Rczk, Kevin Anderson, Kevin Lieb, George Raynish.Jim Skupaka, Mike McCormick, Jerry Camevali, Dave Butterbaugh, Scott Knarr Basketball was ... 2 hours of running every night... 7 sprained ankles ... 2 torn knees . . . whirlpools every study hall . . . 3 rolls of tape a game . . . sweet revenge against Harmony . . . heartbreak at Fcrndalc . . . buses stoned at Portage ... a 16-8 record with the help of Coach Anderson . . . trying not to score 100 points against Purchase Line . . . winning the Moshannon League. . . making district play-offs . . . embarrassment in Altoona . . . steaks afterwards . . . belly dancing by Joe Fruit . . . Lonely Days” by the Huge . . . pep talks by the Ack . . . support by the regular crew . . . going out after a victory . . . all in all an unforgettable experience of heartbreak and elation that will be carried with these boys forever. Guard and Forward Guard Davc Buterbaugh Co-Captain Mike McCormick Guard John Rezk Center George Raynish Guard, Co-Captain Kevin Anderson Forward Kevin Lieb Absent: Guard John Vivadelli 109 Colt Basketball Is Rugged KNEELING: Tom Elli, Jay Cohen, Tom Rocco, Alex Freoni, Joe ormto, Coach Dan Weber STANDING: Jerry Ranck, Rick Breth, George Bonneau, Den Phillips. Gary Trybus, Mark D’Andrea no Struggle What muscles! Ill Chalk up another for Kev n Wf - � Keds or Converse? Talking it over Doing the bump Such good form Track 1975 Assistant Coach — Mr William Head Coach Kudiawicc Coaches Kudlawcic and Williams enjoyed an incredibly success- ful year with the setting of four new school records. Their team made a good showing in every meet with lack of depth their only problem. Mario Vella, Roland F. Paronish, and George Raynish. 112 Track 1975 was . . . getting in shape by running in the snow . . . taking showers in March with no heat or hot water. . . slogging through the mud. . . OK, take 6 laps to warm up . . . Everybody runs sprints! . . . pulled muscles, sprained ankles, and shin splints . . . wondering why we went out. . . the 440. . . the back of the bus. . . George and the chicks. . . getting a tan when Mr. Kudlawiec wasn't watching. . . new records by Mario Vella in the long jump, Roland E. Paronish in the pole vault . V. in the 220, and Big Jim Price in the shot. . . leaving at 7:00 A.M. after the prom for the districts. . . and knowing you'd never forget the feeling of breaking the tape. Mario Vella Roland Paronish John Vivadelli New School Records Senior — John Vivadelli Senior — Mario Vella Senior — Roland E. Paronish Sophomore — Jim Price 220 — Time — 23.8 seconds Long Jump — 20.4 feet Pole Vault — 11'6 Shot put — 44'11 John Vivadelli — running George Raynish — hurdles (120-330) Dennis Thomas — triple and long jump Mario Vella — running and long jump Roland E. Paronish — pole vault Roland S. Paronish — pole vault 113 Scoreboard '75 1975 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Concmaugh Township N.C 8 3-7 Opponent 19 Windber 6 25 Curwensvillc 6 0 Blairsville 0 14 Noah Scar 22 14 United 22 18 Concmaugh Vallyc 0 6 Penn Cambria 6 7 Homer Center 0 32 Cambria Heights 0 6 1975 GIRL’S BASKETBALL N.C. 10-1 Opponent Harmony 37 35 Moshannon Valley 54 19 West Branch 28 22 Glendale 58 32 Portage 37 22 Harmony 22 21 Moshannon Valley 54 18 West Branch 45 26 Glendale 60 20 Poaage 51 23 Richland 31 57 114 Colts Roundup 1975 BOY’S BASKETBALL NC Opponent Penns Manor 56 59 Purchase Line 86 69 Penns Manor 72 56 Portage 55 70 Glendale 85 65 Femdale 69. 65 United 72 65 Marion Center 51 60 Harmony 58 65 Cambria Heights 45 70 Moshannon Valley 77 64 Blacklick 66 79 Bladdick 41 58 Cambria Heights 54 57 Harmony 81 70 Glendale 75 57 Fcftndale 47 48 Uqited 78 65 Moshannon Valley 86 59 Purchase Line 102 76 Manon Center 85 68 Portage 74 66 Curwens ville 62 49 Richland 48 95 1975 TRACK NC Opponent Forest Hills 90 60 United 44 106 Central Cambria 68 82 Femdale 105 47 Ptnns Manor 65 85 Saltsburg 106 44 Blacklick 109 41 Purchase Line 41 109 Cambria Heights 67 Vi 82 Vi Homer Center 55 Vi 94 Vi SPORTS AWARDS WINNERS John Vivadclli, Daughtery Award and tied for Athlete of the Year; John Kline, Magulick Award; Carol Kirsch, Most Valuable Girl’s Basketball Award; George Raynish, tied for Athlete of the Year Award; Kevin Anderson, Most Valuable Boy’s Bas- ketball Award; Jim Skupaka, Most Valuable Football Award. So it's the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were Cheerleaders of '75 End Year With a V-I-C-T-O-R-Y The cheerleaders, chosen in the spring of '74 began getting it all together and cheered their way into ’75. They led N.C.’s spirit through football, girls’ bas- ketball and boys’ basketball. Even when the competition was rough, these cheer- leaders kept the flame of hope burning in the hearts of all the loyal fans. CLOCKWISE: P. Dolges, D. Abromovich, N. James, J. Kline, K. Kelly, J. Pompa, E. Dobransky I Captain — Kay Kelly 118 Peggy Dolges Nancy James KNEELING: L Mulraney, M. McCormick, S. Bobik, STANDING: C. Paronish, J.V. Cheerleaders P. Boothman, J. Phillips, B. Brown Capcain — Kay Co-Captain — Darlene Get the ball! Oops! ■.1 1 ROW 1: Rita Prandi, Diane Keith, Sandy Kotrick, ROW 2: Arlene Kline, Marie Wilshire 1 19 Colour My World 1975 King, Queen and Court 5th Runners-up: Cindy Monbornc. Mickey Zatorsky; 4th Runners-up: Lynn Shook. Terry Chura; 2nd Runners-up: I.ynn Dunchuck. Joe Perronc; King and Queen Nancy Bobak. Tony DePetro; 1st Runners-up: Karen Kotrick.John Hassen; 3rd Runners-up: Kay Kelly. Mike McCormick Prom '75 Colour My World” was the theme of the 1975 Jr. Sr. Prom. The prom took place on May 16 in the gymnasium. Music was provided by Spec- trum. The enchanting atmosphere was created by the hard work of Mrs. Zagata, Mrs. Shutry, and the Junior class. The King and Queen of the 1975 prom were Tony DcPetro and Nancy Bobak. The senior trip to Washing- ton, D.C. was made on May 21, 22, and 23. Seniors will long remember the historical sights, the hot, humid weather, the waiting in line at Scholls Cafeteria, and the fun nights at Howard John- sons Motor Lodge. Senior Trip Hmmm! Very interesting A hearty meal at Scholl’s National Honor Society Eighteen new students were inducted in the National Honor Society on March 21, 1975. New and old members were given long stem roses, for this high honor of scho- lastic achievement. Miss Kayden and Miss Kline were advisors. ROW 1 Vivadelli, Debbie Boothman. Sandy Barvinchak. Karen Kline. ROW 2: Nancy Bobak, Judy Pawlikowski. Joan Wojno, Sarah Amadei. Virginia Natarian. Barbara Wasilko. Darla Rcmact. MaryAnn Yasick. Row 3: Gerald Dillon. Marilyn Dumm. Donna Bearer. Cheryl Dumm. Lois Boothman, Iou Potonic, Tom Kertis, ABSENT: Tim Longwill and Paul Rowan A wards Presented U.S. Merchant Marine Academy — Mike McCormick NROTC Scholarship — John Vivadelli US Marine Corps Youth Foundation Award — Tim Hammond Delta Kappa Gamma Education Award — Virginia Natarian Cambria County Cancer Society Certificate of Merit — Ann Angelo. Janice Bobby. Roberta Charncy, Lucy Gollaway, Kathy Lubcrt. Cheryl Poles. Janice Shell. Amy Anderson. Joanne Bobby, Laurie Farrell. Donna Hula. Susan Mazurak, Laura Rieger. Donna Rietscha, Ardella Shilling. Anna Bobak, Linda Abromovich, Mary Ann DclBrocco, Patricia Glinsky. Mary Ann Novella. Frances Pryzbocki. D. R. Lovcttc. John P. McCombie Award — John Vivadelli and Debbie Boothman St. Francis College Mathematics Award — Oraid Dillon Senator Joseph S. Ammcrman Senatorial Scholarship — Doris Anderson. Nancy Sholtis. David Mitasky. Louis W Coppersmith Senatorial Scholarship — Gerald Dillon President’s Gavel — Scott Knarr DA R Good Citizen Award — Karen Kline Outstanding Gymnastic — Kay Kelly. Leanne Recchia, Roland S. Paronish Physical Education Award — Sarah Amadei, John Hassen Track and Field Award — Mario Vella Industrial Arts Award — Ken Kirsch I Dare You” Award — Stan Serafin, Debbie Boothman Secretarial — Joan Wojno Typewriting — Karen Kotrick Clerical — Sharon Zemrose, Dianne Galiczynski Bookkeeping — Sharon Wensel Attendance Award — Barb Glinsky, 8,9, 10.11.12 Nancy Sholtis 10.11 Ann Angelo 8,9. 10. 11 Jerry Sholtis 9,10,11 Michaelene Roman 8,9. 10 Marianne McCormick 8,9 Tribune Democrat Staffer Award — Virginia Natarian Robert H. Hollein Memorial Award — Virginia Natarian Publications Award: Emanon Editor’s Award — Donna Hula: Yearbook Editor’s Award — Carol Kirsch VFW Voice of Democracy — 1st Rick Valenty; 2nd Virigina Natarian; and 3rd Mary Ann DclBrocco Essay on Employment of the Handicapped — Sally Wagner Search for American Homemakers of Tomorrow — Cindy Monborne PSU Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — Debbie Boothman Educational Progress: 12th — Sandy Barvinchak. Carol Kirsch, Debbie Boothman; 11th — Mary Ann Yasick, Cheryl Dumm. Barb Wasilko, Lois Boothman, Tim Longwill; 10th — Sharon Bobik, Pam Boothman, Becky Brown, Connie Sutilia, Carol Hajduk, Connie P.ionish, Joanne Kline National Merit Scholarship Corporation — Gerald Dillon John Philip Sousa Award — Tim Hammond Outstanding Art Student — Raymond Duke and Lisa Frontino Bausch and Lomb Award — John Vivadelli William J. Taylor Memorial Award in Chemistry — Sandy Barvinchak Rensselaer Medal — Mary Ann Yasick Forensics — Virginia Natarian. Karen Kline, Tim Longwill. 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