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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

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Contents Title 1 Theme 2 Dedication 6 Administration 8-9 Faculty 10-15 Retirees 15 Staff 16-17 Underclassmen 18-29 Seniors 30-61 Sports 62-69 and 74-85 Homecoming 70-73 Band 86-91 Cheerleaders 92-94 Jr. High Sports 95 Activities 96-107 NHS and Awards 108-109 Prom 111-113 Senior Trip 114-115 Graduation 116-117 Advertisements 119-128 Dedication of 1977 Banner Mr. John A. Frontino, a man who has touched the lives of many people. While being busy as the driver education teacher, track coach, and assistant football coach, Mr. Frontino is never too busy to stop and talk to a student or extend a warm smile. Students are proud and honored to have such a loyal and friendly man who is dedicated to N.C. in education and school spirit. His kind and respected personality will be reflected by all students. Northern Cambria Administrators and Directors Major concerns of school directors and administrators in 1976-77 were to continue quality education in inflationary times, to cope with problems created by the blizzard, to implement Middle States recommendations, and to negotiate personnel contracts. Dr. Lourito, Elementary-Middle School Principal Vasil Fisanick, Solicitor Richard E. Zanella, High School Principal Dr. Anthony N. Moran, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: ROW 1: Father Brady, Anthony Sabello Jr., Steve Dolansky, Samuel Dabella, President, Carol Muir. ROW 2: Frank Perrone, John Baker, Robert Kayden, John Drahnak. Faculty . . . and we made him all by ourselves. Art — Mrs. Virginia Zogata, Home Ec — Mrs. Gladys Shutty. Any student would agree that the staff at NC is unique. They helped to create an air of friendship throughout the school year. NC Seniors will reflect upon the helpfulness and congeniality the faculty has shown us. He's almost tough! Physical Education and Health — Mr. 10 Steve Magulick. Sit tall in your saddle, Westrick! English — Mr. Leo Westrick, Mr. James Price. Did you see my new dollhouse! English — Miss Dolores Kline, Mrs. Erma Konitsky. Mr. Vernon Krug. Doesn't anyone ever talk to you at home? Librarian — This is one that got away, Mr. Frontino. Attendance — Mr. J. F. Frontino, Guidance Counse- Eating on the job, Mr. Kelly? lor — Mr. Blair T. Leonard. Mr. Mark Previte, Mr. Edward Drew, Mr. Ted Powlikowski, Mr. Could you imagine Mr. Hanson showing movies with girls like that? Social Sciences — Verner Hanson. Will the real Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde please step forward? Sciences — Mr. Paul Kline, Miss Anna Cannella, Mr. John Yuhas, Mr. Sam Rocco. Ladies, hit the ball not my head! Physical Education and Health — Mrs. Mary Beth 12 Lieb. He just can't take another Driver’s Ed. class. Nurse — Mrs. Marjorie Linden, Driver's Education — Mr. John Frontino. Thank goodness that's over with. Oh, would I like to get my hands on her. Business Education — Mrs. Althea Laurito, Ms. Gilda Byrnes. Is that your hero, Monsieur Rey? Spanish — Senor Enrique Rey, French — Miss Jean Brown. Mr. Westrick Retires NC students and faculty will often reflect upon the many years Mr. Leo Westrick has served our school. His discipline, sense of humor, and stature will be remembered by all. We, the students, teachers, and administration, thank Mr. Westrick for everything he has done. Do I get my name in the showcase? Mr. Westrick retires. Hit the road again! Is that you new pocket calculator? Business Education — Mr. Neil Pav- lock, Mr. Victor Chervenak. You're supposed to sharpen the tools, not your nails. Industrial Arts — Mr. Dan Miller, Mr. George Churello. Looking for someone? Principal — Mr. Richard Zanella. 15 NC Staff The Staff here at NC do a lot more than cook, clean, or type. They offer a friendly smile or a helping hand to all and are always willing to take a minute or two from their time to give you assistance. CUSTODIANS: Lewis Miller, Louis Schrenkel, Tony Salvia. New cafeteria workers? Jean Stossel, Secretary CLEANING LADIES: Alberta Bernard, Anno Mae Miller, Bernice Perrone, Emma Prandi. Should I or shouldn't I? Carol Yasick, Secretary; Edith Mondi, Rose Pastirko, Term Clerks. � 7 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Andy Hromoko — President, Dan Boothman — Treasurer, Barbara Bobak — Secretary, Tom Wagner — Vice President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Sharkey — Secretary, Alan Carl — Treasurer, Craig Wiewora — President, Trudy Arotin — Vice President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rita Prandi — Vice President, Alberto Rey — President, Lori Mulra- ney — Treasurer, Tracy Peel — Secretary. Freshmen ROOM 202: ROW 1: Barbara Bobak, Joan Noel, Linda Wensel, Susan Zanella, Donna Smith, Karen Kraynak, Joan Platko. ROW 2: Bruce Monconi. Brian Shuma, Rick Baker, Joseph Miller, Pat Falduto, William Taranto, Andy Brletrick, Dave Morgan, Peter Korch, Tom Wagner. ROW 3: Barbara Fryer, Brenda Novella, Joel Hammond, Clyde Keith, David Barrett, Charles Worgo, Lisa Marino, Brenda Birchall, Susan Hnatkovich. ABSENT: Gloria Holtz, Justin Lieb, Bob Stanick, Miss Kayden. ROOM 204: ROW 1: Deborah Kordish, Kevin Luther, Robert Wenturine, Michele Lawver, Susan Soisson, Theresa Rouse, Charles Farabaugh Virgil Wenturine, Jim Brown. ROW 2: Jerry Hoover, Andy Hromoko, Dav.d Stoltz, Darryll Smith, Tim Paronish, Ted Lombardo, Pete Bogged Ken Bearer, Richard Teklinsky. ROW 3: Michelle Malicky, Annette Wh.ted, L.sa Holtz, Joyce Overberger, Patty Conner, Cindy Sheredy, L.nda Keith, Elaine Br.tton, John Keith, Bill Mulroney, Betty Jones, Mrs. Dolansky. ABSENT: Theresa Miller, Dolores Penska. ROOM 218: ROW 1: Peggy DelBrocco, Barbara Morgan, Bob Johnson, Brian D'Andrea, Randy Bernard, Laure Sable, Joann Wylie. ROW 2: Fred Glinsky, John Mikitko, Russell Kirsch, David Zurenko, Mark Thompson, Mike Penska, Jeff Boring, Bob Sullivan. ROW 3: Barbara Ander- son, Wendy Keith, Virginia Sinclair, Brenda Kline, Marcia Stoltz, Anna Sherry, Donna Meray, Mr. Pavlock. ABSENT: Sonyo Abrams, Leslie Cipolla, Joan Leslie, Dove Malicky, Patty Panar, Tom Paronish, Ron Solnosky, Joe Uhrin. ROOM 310: ROW 1: Charles Bacho, Ken Bodek, Ken Jubos, Ed Shaw, Eric Knarr, Pat Hamzik. ROW 2: Jeff Dumm, Jerry Stanek, Bernard Dumm, Bob Rocco, John Suwinski, Jeff McMullen, Dennis Rieger, Mark Miller. ROW 3: Carolyn Schrenkel, Glenda Adams, Mary Jo Dun- chuck, Amy Tenerowicz, Charyl Kelly, Linda Leslie, Jean Farrell, Maralee Pershing, Rita Stossel, Pam Amselmi, Michele Paronish, Lori Kline, Mr. Hanson. ABSENT: Jane Anderson, John Vermeulin, Charles Zedek. 21 ROOM 314: ROW 1; Susan Phill.pa, Nancy Bearer, Eileen Fought, Theresa Kordish, Sharon Petrunak, Renee Hickok, Millie Kelly, Sherri Hawk ROW 2: Michael Voytko, Dan Boothman, Robert Sherry, Joe Goody, Clay Kirsch, Jim Montanaro, Ken LeGars, David Talerico. ROW 3: Valerie F.lk.ns, Darla Wojno, Sandy Warner, Mary Andresky, Teresa Lowe, Sally Shutty, Miss Cannella. ABSENT: Ron Barczak, John Dumm, Gary Fletcher, Randy Keith, Dave Monborne, George Pastirko, Bernard Schilling, Laurie Stein. Blinded by the Light! 22 Sophomores r ROOM 208: ROW 1: Bill Walk, Ron Sodmont, Don LeGars, Roy Hickok, Roy Dumm, Ken Rito, Dennis Lubert, Mike Ferensic. ROW 2: Mike Chura, Chris Dolansky, Kevin Baron, Brian Bernard, Alan Carl, Brian Teklinsky, Gerald Weakland, John Stephens. ROW 3: Kathy Deoskey, Bonnie Morris, Elaine McGary, Delores Kough, Denise Rematt, Jackie Reese, Norma Sherry, Renee Pastirko, Barb Britton, Kim Bearer, Trudy Arotin. ROW 4: Mr. Kelly, Linda Pershing, Wanda Kirsch, Donna Sodmont, Chris Shook, Joann Baum. ABSENT: Ernest Miller, Ken Warner, Douglas Wolfe. ROOM 203: ROW 1: Don Shovestull, Dennis Solinski, Phillip Bonneau, Walt Boring, Kirk Knarr, Michael Coover, Paul Williams, Mike Sherry. ROW 2: Ken Gray, Fernando Perott, Mark Brown, Eric Lieb, John Sedlock, Don Olschesky, Ron Abrams, Bill Spotts. ROW 3: Denise Rice, Mary Beth Rackovan, Beth Hanwell, Cindy Stumpf, Laurene McKee, Linda Abromovich, Mary Ann LaMagna, Julie Frontino, Diane Pallone, Marian Zanella, Kathy Bailey, Donna Sharkey, Annamarie Pennock, Mary Jean Weiland, Kathy Dumond, Senor Rey. ABSENT: Richard Anselmi, John Miller. ROOM 301: ROW 1: Kevin Morgan, Ted Dumm, Joe Venslosky, Mike Vay, Mark Krumenacker, Richard Kopera, Randy Whited. ROW 2: John Knapik, Elmer Westover, Terry DePetro, Weldon Wenturine, Francis Amadei, Walt Drzal, John Platko. ROW 3: Marie Sholtis Diana Rito Joan Holtz, Dorothy Daisley, Donna Begenyi, Wanda Kasper, Denise Kellichner, Cheryl Black, Marlene Barrett, Donna Farrell K.m Lechene, Lucinda Serafin, Debbie Dumm, Mr. Yuhas. ROW 4: Cheryl Peles, Sheila Tomallo, Amy longwill, Donna Walk. ABSENT: Norman Davis, Kevin Gray. ROOM 308: ROW 1: Tim Meray, Jeff Hoffman, Dan Winings, Ken Bailey, Del Kolasa, Bill Sable, Bob Kirsch, Joe Farrell. ROW 2: Rich Santo- nastaso, Ray Hnatkovich, Greg Griffiths, Paul Demi, Joe DePetro, Carl Barrett, Lester Kline, Mike Kline. ROW 3: Rebecca Fisanick, Kathy Novella, Janet Leslie, Marie Penska, JoAnn Mazor, Polly Davis, Gwen Malicky, Sue Barrett, Diane Birchall, Gigi Marino, Jenny Kerbs, Jamie Borruto, Carolyn Weiland, Michele Sheredy, Tina Wojno. ROW 4. Ruth Himes, Linda Rounsley, Mr. Westrick. ABSENT: John Ruperd. 24 ROOM 312: ROW 1: Sheri Askew, Mary Jo Leslie, Debbie Morgan, Joanne Morgan, Sheila Schrenkel, Janice Shell, Carol Stossel, Janice Bobby, Denise Gressley. ROW 2: Scott Daisley, Tom Jones, Clyde Swanson, Paul Kirsch, Leo McMackin, Harry Shaw, Sue Winings, Greg Raynish, Brian Hood. ROW 3: Mr. Previte, Terry Petrunak, Leslie Donatelli, Debbie Rice, Rose Farabaugh, Mary Beth Freidhof, Bob Sable, Anthony Bonanno, John Sheredy. ABSENT: Theresa Chervenak, Mark Kayden, Theresa Miller, Dave Nitti, Nadine Thomas, Fred Thompson, Craig Wiewiora, Tim Zernick. Wake me when the bell rings. We don’t get food like this at home! Juniors ROOM 219: ROW 1: Mary Glinsky, Sue Findley, Shirley Farabaugh, Sheri Barrett, Toni Salvia, Judy Brown, Lisa Taranto, Debbie Zedek. ROW 2: Lucy Galloway, Joan Stumpf, Cheryl Lute, Tina Cipolla, Joan Weakland, Jolene Abrams, Colleen Baker. ROW 3: Diana Keith, Theresa Kline, Lisa Zeanchock, Rose Trybus, Anna Zemrose, Jane Kirsch, Regina Kirsch, Paulette Abromovich, Judy Zalisnock, Mrs. Byrnes. ABSENT: Donna Hudson, Pam Morris, Sue Patterson, Dianne Williams. ROOM 300: ROW 1: Greg Meray, Greg Milchak, Barb Barnosky, Janine Dospoy, Joseph Pizur, Jim Stumpf. ROW 2: JoAnn Novella, Kathy Lubert, Diane Lentz, Kathy Lieb, Leonard Sherry, Greg Rematt, Mr. Ricketts. ABSENT: Karen Myers, Ed Rietscha. 26 ROOM 303: ROW 1: Mr. Kline, Leo Stanek, Mike Petrisko, Rick Peters, Jim Constant, Barry Galczynski, Kevin Boring, Walter Kasper, Jim Barnosky. ROW 2: Dave Phillips, Craig Horn, Debbie Weymer, Richard Linsky, Sue Spansky, Vicky Zatorsky, Karen McCormick, Carol West- over, Lori Mulraney, Patty Zanella, Carol LeGars, Tom Rocco, Sue Mazurak, Melinda Wood, Don Hineman, Dave Hanwell. ABSENT: Andy Dumm, Bob Goss, Richard Havrilla, Bruce Jones. ROOM 313: ROW 1: Tom Faught, Barry Glinsky, Bob Bearer, Ray Sutilia, Craig Tretinik, Ron Depto, Gary Talerico, Christian Fisanick, Alberto Rey, Chuck Dunchuck, John Bradford. ROW 2: Steve Good, Matt Chernisky, Kevin Carl, Arnie Bernard, John Bernard, Tom Saxon, Alan Wagner, Dave Ciezobko, Gary Jubas. ROW 3: Chris Tuley, Debbie Paterno, Sharon Stratton, Mary Hudak, Debbie Farrell, Arlene Kline, Valerie Meray, Diane Dolges, Leroy Westrick, Bridget Hammond, Rick Baker, Tim Brown, Bill Farrell, Mr. Powlikowski. ABSENT: Tom Novella. 27 ROOM 1 27: ROW 1: Dole Sherry, Dennis Pompo, Roger Bailey, Jim Barrett, John Mulraney, Ken Zernick, Bob Santonastaso, Randy Abrams, Tom Wojno, Dave Suchar. ROW 2: Don Pallone, Craig Kirsch, Leonard McCracken, Craig Calvetti, Alan Chura, Al Cipolla, Dan Sherry, Mike Kemock, Paul Dolansky, Kathy Stanick. ROW 3: Tom Weiland, Dave Phillips, Wayne Rieger, Diane Blahovec, Jenny Conner, Betty Wasilko, Mary Puleo, Sharon Mulraney, Kathy Barnosky, Laurie Farrell, Sandy Kotrick, Patty Shea, Miss Blose. w ROOM 201: ROW 1: Robert Baum, Alan Adams, Tim Leslie, Pat Eckenrode, Tom Yuhas, Tim Dumm, Dave Sheredy, Dave Kupetz, Gary Fil- kins, Scott Luther. ROW 2: Russell Westover, Albert LeGars, Ray Huff, Steve Prosko, Mike Filkins, Dan Fenton, Ray Leslie, Paul Kelly, Mark Britton, Dan Soisson, Arthur Griffiths, Bob Kelly. ROW 3: Rita Prandi, Tracy Peel, Arlene Wojno, Angela Romett, Donna Rietscha, Loretta Holtz, Mr. Drew, Karen Govel, Fran Przybocki, Mary Ann Novella, Roberta Charney. 28 He doesn't know I hove my pencil proof vest on! Here I am! Aren't we glamorous? c Does Mr. Berendt know you're doing that? mm yu wmrmm■ RY CHRISTMAS” uci We know we're great! 29 Come on, tell me another one. Flower: Rose Colors: Silver and Burgundy Song: Theme From Mahogany Motto: Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. To The Class of 77 This is our last year As you already know. We soon will be leaving And going our own way. We will be meeting New friends and new loved ones. See our dreams come true Or seeing them vanish into the morning light. This is our last year As you already know. All the people that we met Along this never ending highway Will never be forgotten. We will take our separate exits To different ways of life From where there is no return. This is our last year As you already know. This isn't the time to be unyielding So make the best of it And give all your love and Laughter to one another today For maybe it will Be too late to give tomorrow. This is our last year As you already know. And we will have to say good-bye On that very special day in spring. But my dear friends. We will only bid to one another God Bless and Good Luck to You. Kathi Kuzma 30 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa McMullen, Secretary; Sandy Rematt, Vice-President; Beth Dumm, Treasurer; Ken Bobak, President. SENIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Samuel Rocco, Miss Dolores Kline, Mr. James Price, Mrs. Althea Laurito. KENNY ABRAMS Kenny likes the outdoors and parties. His most memorable school experience was graduation. He plans to travel. Football. STEVE ANSEIMI Steve likes racing cars in an open field. His most memorable event was being in the circus. His ambition is to get a job in the city. Swimming, Circus. ELAINE ANDERSON Andy” enjoys weekend drives, Nicktown's pizza, Ratay’s parking lot, driving a pickup, and close friends. She will always remember prepar- ing for graduation and the Senior trip. She plans to attend business school to become a medical secretary. JIM ANDERSON Jim likes girls, riding motorcycles, and sports. He will always cherish the memories of being in the band and going skiing. He plans to go to college, unless he gets a job first. Hiking, Jr. Planning, Forensics, Chorus, and Work Band, Ski Club, Archery Club, and Sports- Study. men's Club. BOB BABIAK Bob likes hunting, fishing and snowmobiles. He plans to go into the mines. Hiking, Sportsmen's Club, and Work Study. SUSAN BABIAK Susie'' likes cooking, traveling, and motor- cycles. Her favorite school experience was graduation. Her plans are getting a job, see- ing as much of the world as possible, and having a successful marriage. Chorus, Health Careers, Prom Committee, and Work Study. WALTER BABIAK Walt likes cars, food, nice girls, and riding around. His best school experience was lining the football field. He is planning to enter col- lege for a mining career or to own a business. Fly Casting, Sportsmen s Club, Colt League, Hiking, and Work Study. PAULINE (HIMES) BARNOSKY Mom likes horses, pizza, and drawing. She will never forget being in Gymnastic Circus and having something turn out in Home Ec. She intends to take care of her husband and baby. CAROL BAILEY Bailey girl likes her family, friends, and FUN. She will always remember being with her friends, meeting new people, and the Senior Christmas party. She intends to get a good job and get mar- ried. Circus, Special Publications, Chorus, and Work Study. PETER BARVINCHAK Pete likes hunting, fishing, baseball, football, and good food. His best school experience was being on Homecoming Court. Basketball, Hiking, Track and Field, Audio Visual, Sportsmen's Club, and Homecoming Court. DIANE LYNN BARNOSKY Diane likes sports, reading, movies, and GARY. Her favorite school experience was being a sen- ior and all the hard work that went along with it. She plans to find a job, read, and have a wonder- ful marriage. Chorus, Hiking, Prom Committee, Karate, and Student Secretary. KENNETH BOBAK Ken likes to play volleyball. His most memora- ble experience was being the Senior Class Presi- dent. He hopes to become a veterinarian and to travel. Gymnastics, Golf, Intramurals, Senior Class Presi- dent, and Student Council. SHARON BOBIK Sharon likes sports and being with her friends. She will cherish all her memories df cheerleading. Her plans ore undecided. Cheerleader, Dramatics, Yearbook, Student Council, National Honor Society, Gymnastics, Homecoming Court, and Prom Planning Commit- tee. JEAN BOGGETTA Jeonnie likes horseback riding, her family, friends, and fun. She enjoyed being with all of her friends, the senior Christmas party, and meet- ing new people. Her plans are to get married and become a secretary. Circus, Special Publications, Hiking, and Work Study. GEORGE RICHARD BONNEAU George likes basketball and being with his girl. His favorite experience was being captain of the basketball team. George intends to go to college or into the mines. Heads Together, Ping Pong, and Basketball. PAMELA BOOTHMAN Pom likes honesty and friendliness in a person. She will always remember experiences as a cheerleader. She plans to become a lab assistant. Cheerleader, Honor Society, Yearbook, Gymnas- tics, Student Council, Dramatics, Tumbling, Junior Prom Committee. BRIAN BORING Turkey likes Chevys and fun. He enjoyed being in Family Living and Mr. Churella's Metal Shop. He plans to become a coal miner. Spanish Club, Junior Prom Committee, and Vol- leyball. JOE BORRUTO Brute likes fun, pizza, and girls. His best school experience was being with all of his friends and getting in trouble. He would like to go to another state ond find a job. Basketball, Football, and Track. 34 ROBERT BRADFORD Bird” likes his '53 Chevy race truck and Barb. Just going to school was an experience for him. He plans to start his own Body Shop. Work Study. REBECCA BROWN Becky likes baseball gomes, pep rallies, smiles, and being with a special person. The thing she treasured most was cheerleading. She has enrolled at the Altoona Hospital to become a Registered Nurse. Cheerleader, National Honor Society, Yearbook, Student Council, Track, Prom Committee, Home- coming Court, Play Cast Make-up. BOB CIDOR Egor” likes heavy rock music, hunting, riding trailbikes, and going crazy on the drum set in the bandroom. His best school experience was partic- ipating in county band and being a drummer. He intends to get o job in the mines and buy a four- wheel drive. Bond, Track, and Gymnastics. JAN DAVID CLARKE Hammer likes hunting, arc welding, general shop, and electronics. His best school experience was knowing that he left something to the future students through his wiring work in the audito- rium, and shop welding. He plans to attend a trade school for the study of electronics. Student Council, Track, Archery Club, and Metal Shop. JOHN T. CLARKE Red likes working with metal, photography, and Bonnie. He enjoyed being on Homecoming Court. He plans to go to a Vo-Tech school for welding. Work Study. JODY LYN CHERNISKY Jody likes honest, trustworthy people, loud music, parties, drive-ins, strawberries, and April Lyn. An experience she'll never forget is being on the Homecoming Court and the Color Guard. She looks forward to getting a job and enjoying her- self. Hiking, Librarian, Junior Planning Committee, Color Guard, Track, and Homecoming Court. 35 JAY COHEN “Yoy likes drawing, basketball, and parties. He has enrolled in art school. Basketball, Student Council, Mining Folk. LYNN DAVIS Lynn enjoyed playing Junior Varsity and Varsity football. He has enrolled at Slippery Rock Col- lege, and wants to major in health and physical education. Football, Student Council. BRIAN CONNER ■Merle ' likes meeting people. He enjoyed just being there. He plans to join the Navy. Track, Football. TERRY DECKARD Dinkert likes his brother’s racey BLAZER. His best school experience was going home. He intends to work in the coal mines. Work Study. MARK JOHN D ANDREA Mark likes athletics, swimming, and the out- doors. His most memorable event was beat- ing Cambria Heights 20-0. He wants to go to college. Football, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, Stu- dent Council, Class President (Freshman - Jun- ior), Indiana Gazette All-Star Football Team. JANET DEMI Janet likes honest people, puppies, pizza, Pepsi, and her color Guard jacket. She will always remember decorating and going to the prom. Her plans are to get a job, get mar- ried, and take care of Paul. Color Guard, Junior Planning Committee, Dis- trict Chorus, County Chorus, Track, Concert Choir, Chorus President, and Swimming. 36 LORRAINE LYNN DEMI Lorraine likes horseback riding, pizza, orange Cutlass, Irish Setters, and Greenie. She will never forget the Senior Trip and graduation. She hopes to see the world. Hiking, Track, Chorus, Concert Choir, Jr. Plan- ning, and Work Study. EDWARD DOSPOY Crash'' likes pizza, fun, race cars, and a special girl. His best school experience was having a permanent pass to Mr. Zanella's office. He plans to enter the mines. Metal Shop. NANCY ANN DOLGES ''None likes being with her one and only guy — George, pizza, basketball, and football games. She will always treasure her experiences as a majorette. She is planning to become an efficient secretary and then getting married. Heads Together, Ping Pong, Student Council, Honor Society, and Majorette. BETH ANN DUMM Buff likes being organized, sunny days, good friends, and the number 70. She enjoyed being a class officer and participating in Dramatics. She intends to get a job and then go to school later on for a career in writing. Dramatics, Forensics, Emanon, Senior Class Trea- surer, Play, and Heads Together. SCOn J. DONATELLI Scott will always remember his Sophomore and Junior years of football. He has enrolled at Penn State. Varsity Football, Dart Club. WILLIAM DUNCHUCK Nelson’s best school experience was gradua- tion. He plans on attending a Business School. Hiking, Boy's Intramurals, and Work Study. ANNE MARIE EBBS “Snickers'' likes Bob, pizza, and a day off at school school. Her best experience was taking down the Christmas tree at school. She wants to get a job and a car. Chorus, Metal Shop, and Health Careers. ROBERT FALDUTO “Flip likes hunting and riding snowmobiles. He enjoyed wood shop. His plans are to enter the coal mines. Co-ed Volleyball, Hiking. FRANCIS FARABAUGH Frank likes driving his truck, and hunting. Fran- cis really looked forward to the last day of school. His plans are working. JEANNE FARABAUGH Jeonnie likes her family, and friends. She will always remember skipping school. She intends to become a beautician. Basketball, Karate, and Special Publications. BETH FARRELL Beth likes being with her friends, smiles, and spa- ghetti. She will always treasure her Senior trip. She has enrolled at the South-Eastern Bible Col- lege in Florida to major in Elem. Ed. Hiking, Yearbook, Coal Mining Folk, and Work Study. TOD FENTON Tod likes gym class and all sports. His most mem- orable event was the track meets. His plans are to attend college. Track. 38 Picture Not Available GUY A. FLEMING Guy likes hunting, fishing, and backpacking. He will always remember beating CH 20-0. His inten- tions are to enter the coal mines, preferably Greenwich. Football, Track. THERESA FREIDHOF Tess likes sports, riding around, and horseback riding. She will never forget being on Homecom- ing Court. Her plans are to graduate and get a job. Prom Committee, Special Publications, and Work Study. ALEX FREONI Snake likes basketball, hunting, lasagna, and riding his motorcycle. He enjoyed playing basket- ball. He hopes to find a job or join the U.S. Navy. Basketball, Spanish Club. LISA FRONTINO Lis likes Ron and coming home on weekends. Her most memorable event was the Senior trip. Her plans are to become a professional artist. Junior Planning Committee, Play Cast Makeup, Emanon, Antique Club, and Yearbook. PATRICIA RAE GILLETTE Patty likes good humored people, money, school, and music. Her best school experience was going to Northern Cambria. She wants to become an LPN. Careers in Nursing, Yearbook, and TAP, Drama Club. GARY GLINSKY Gary likes parties, vans, and music. He looked forward to graduation. He hopes to enter the mines or carpentry. 39 Wood Shop, Metal Shop, and Hiking. PATRICIA GLINSKY “Potty likes karote, softball, friends, ond draw- ing. She will alwoys remember graduation and the senior trip. She intends to become a mechani- cal engineer at Penn State. Spanish Club, Health Careers, Junior Planning Committee, Karate, Volleyball, and Coal Mining Folk. LINDA GRIFFITHS “Griff likes sewing, walking the halls. Home Ec., friends, and riding. She will never forget going to the middle school to teach on Mitchell Day. She plans to become a seamstress. Chorus, Metal Shop, and Hiking. CAROL HAJDUK Carol likes having a good time, being with friends, hanging out at Ratay’s and her dog Brandy. Her plans are to attend Penn State. Honor Society, Work Study, Forensics, Hiking Club, and Student Council. JAMES HALL “Hall likes driving around in the summer and having fun. Hiking. MAJA R. HAMMOND Ma-Ja“ likes helping people, working with March of Dimes, being free and being herself. Her favorite school experience was representing NC at the March of Dimes Convention in DC. She plans to enter an X-Ray School or work for the March of Dimes. Bank, Girls Basketball Manager, Emanon, Year- book, and TAP. SHIRL A. HENDRICK Shirl likes smiles, Penn State, and black jelly beans. Her most memorable experience was growing up through the years and finally becoming a Senior. She is looking forward to attending Altoona Mercy to become an RN. Emanon, Yearbook, Photography Ed., Stu- dent Council, Forensics, Girls’ Basketball, Homeroom Sec., Librarian, Health Careers, Jr. Planning, Out of the Dark, and Coal Min- ing Folk. 40 TIM HICKS Timmer likes beer and race cars. His best school experience was the end of every school day. The best times he had in school was hearing the last bell ring. He plans to work in the mines. JEFF HIMES Jeff likes food, fast cars, and good music. His best school experience was “breaking the school record for taking beatings in Spanish Class. He wants to enter the mines. Spanish Club, Co-ed Volleyball, and Work Study. CAROL ANN HNATKOVICH “Nut likes softball, and Donny. She enjoyed “roaming the halls and having a lot of friends. She plans to get married. Hiking Club, Karate, Volleyball, and Student Sec- retary. KATHY JONES Kathy likes football and going for long walks. She will never forget “being an N.C. major- ette. Her plans are to attend Penn State, get a job, and travel. Majorette, Chorus. ANDREW J. KAMINSKY JR. Andy likes to be with his girlfriend and car. His best school experience was “walking the halls and riding around the school. His plans are to get a good job, save some money, and get mar- ried. Hiking, Metal Shop, Junior and Senior Prom, and Art Show. CHUCK KASS “Shine likes hunting, fishing, and playing cards. His best school experience was “roaming the halls and being in metal shop. He plans to enter the coal mines. Hiking, Sportsmen's Club. 41 DENNIS KEITH Keith likes metal shop, cars, dirt bikes, and 5' tall girls. His best school experience was sleep- ing in Mr. Price s English Class. He plans to move out of state. Metal Shop. JAMES KEITH Flute likes motorcycles, trucks, and Polly. His best school experience was skipping class and metal shop twice a day. He plans to possibly make a career out of the Navy. Art Metal, Hiking, and Work Study. KIMBERLY KEITH Kim” likes being with friends, snowmobiling, hiking, and pizza. She will always remember watching Colts beat C.H. football team,” and Senior trip. Her plans are to attend St. Francis College and major in social work. Gymnastics, Hiking, Chorus, Work Study, and T.A.P. VALERIE KEITH Val likes bike riding, walks, and being with friends. Her best school experience was going on the senior trip. Her plans are to work for a year, then continue her education. Student Librarian, Hiking, Gymnastics, T.A.P., and Chorus. BONITA KIRSCH Bonnie likes being with friends, Mickey, and fudge. Her best school experience was Wash- ington trip and painting the mural. She plans to become a secretary. Yearbook Staff, Emanon Typist, Student Secre- tary, Hiking, Ping Pong, and Wood Shop. JOANN KLINE Jo likes tennis, friends, snow, ond football. Her best school experience was being a cheerleader and being on the Homecoming Court. She plans to find a secretarial job. Cheerleader, Volleyball, Dramatics, National Honor Society, Homecoming Court, Yearbook, and Student Council. 42 JOHN KLINE John likes cars and sports. He will never forget all the times in metal shop. Track. JOSEPH KLINE Grizz likes hunting and riding his motorcycle. He had a great time lining the football field. His plans are to get a job. Hiking, Sportsmen s Club. MARK KLINE Mark likes hunting and trapping. He will always remember homecoming. He wants to work and then continue school. Track, Hiking, and Work Study. TIM KLINE Klinker likes hunting and being with friends. He enjoyed track and going to the districts. He plans to go into the Army Reserve and work with his father. Track, Band, Play, Key Club (Vice President), Homecoming Driver, Yearbook, and Gymnastic Circus. MICHELE KLAPAK Michele likes being with friends and someone special. Her philosophy is to love and help oth- ers in anyway possible and treasure friendship. She is looking forward to getting a job and then getting married. Student Council (Secretary-Treasurer), Track, Homeroom Secretary, Librarian, Special Publica- tions, and Circus. BILL KNAPIK Moo Moo likes football, baseball, and swim- ming. His best school experience was getting caught chewing in Mr. Price's English Class. He hopes to enter the coal mines. 43 Archery Club, Wood Shop. MARK KNARR Mork likes close friends, the beach, and sports. He liked to play football while in school and he plans to attend college. Football, Student Council. REGINA KRUG Jeanie likes sunny days, thunderstorms, meet- ing people, and friends. She will always treasure the memories of the Senior Christmas party and getting out of school. Chorus, Gymnastic Circus, Metal Shop, Wood Shop, and Work Study. KATHI L. KUZMA Kuz likes music, Irish Setters, and modern poetry. Kuz will never forget her experi- ences in getting to know Miss Skinner and Miss Andrykovitch, being part of the Bruts,” and the Champs of 75-76. She plans to get a job and possibly have her poems published. Hiking, Work Study, Play Cast Make-up, and Emanon. CORRINE LeGARS Corrine likes horses, cooking, reading, and hik- ing. She enjoyed singing in the school chorus and the Senior trip. Corrine has enrolled in college to become a missionary nurse. Gym, Circus, Chorus, Hiking, TAP. JIM LESLIE Jiggers likes football, booze, and chicks. His favorite school experience was being on the undefeated JV football team. He plans to become a construction worker. Hiking, Football, and Work Study. DENISE (PHILLIPS) LIEB Niece enjoys family gatherings and being with Rodney ond Shelby Lynn. Her best school experience was meeting new friends. She wants to be a good housewife and mother. Hiking, Metal Shop. 44 DONNA LIEB liebby likes friends, karate, and football games. Her best school experience was paint- ing the mural and working on the prom. She plans to become a secretary. Prom Committee, Karate, Student Secretary, Swimming, Emanon, and Yearbook. DEBORAH MAGULICK Debbie likes football games, pizza, music, and swimming. Debbie's best school experience was being a majorette. She is going to attend college. Majorette, Student Council, NHS, Yearbook, Prom Committee. MARY MARINO Mary hos many scientific, musical, artistic, cul- tural, and humanistic interests. Her best school experience was entering Clarion College. She plans to achieve something of life that is not merely a destination. Forensics, Emanon. PAULMAZURAK Moose likes baseball, music, and women. He will always remember his wonderful friends. He plans to enter the U.S. Navy. Hiking, Work Study. GEORGE MIKITKO Pickle likes women, fun, and sports. His best school experience was graduating. He wants to become a coal miner. Hiking, Sportsmen's Club, and Work Study. MARK MILLER Mark likes track, hunting, baseball, and football. He will always remember winning his first trock letter. He plans to become a mechanic of heavy equipment. Track, Volleyball. 45 REBECCA MILLER Beck likes playin' softball, dancin' and singin'. She also liked roomin' the halls and skippin' classes. She plans to get a job and an apartment. Miking, Volleyball. MARIANNE McCORMlCK Stretch” likes Mickey Mouse, being with friends, sports, and being outdoors. Her best school experience was cheerleading. She plans to attend college. Cheerleading, Track, Prom Committee, Gymnas- tics, Volleyball, Yearbook, and Dramatics. CHRISTINE McGARY Chris likes traveling, swimming, and being with friends. Her best school experience was her sur- prise birthday party and the Senior trip. She plans to attend business school to become a med- ical secretary. Hiking, Woodshop, Dramatics, and Yearbook. BILL McMACKIN Bozo enjoys going to football games with Tener and Shine. His best school experience was his Senior year. He plans to work in the cool mines. Hiking. lisa mcmullen Lis likes roses, smiles, her family, and friends who care. Her best school experience was Home- coming night 1 976-77 and being a part of N.C. She plans to attend college and become a dental hygienist, travel, and stay happy — always. Class Secretary — (Soph., Jr., Sr.), Ski Club, Health Careers, Circus, Homecoming Queen, Dramatics. PAULETTE MITCHELL Cookie likes cookies (naturally), Sunday drives, parties, and music. Her best school experi- ence was getting to know all her friends. She plans to attend a two year school. Prom Committee, Swimming, and Senior Play. 46 CARMELIA MONTANARO “Camie enjoys being with friends, talking on the CB, walking, and music. Her best school experi- ence was the Senior trip. Her plans are to enter the U.S. Navy. Chorus, Hiking, TAP, and Student librarian. PHILIP MORRIS Merc likes horses, sports, and horseback rid- ing. His best school experience was the C.H. foot- ball game. His plans are to become a blacksmith. Football, Track. NANCY MORGAN Moe likes the colors black and white and being with Alan. Her best school experience was meet- ing Alan and getting an education. Her plans are to get a job. Antique Club, Chorus, Special Publications, Cir- cus, and Student Secretary. THOMAS NATARIAN ‘‘Tom’’ likes football, baseball, pizza, and sum- mer. His best school experience was graduation. His plans are to attend UPJ and study engineer- ing. Scholastic Quiz Team, NHS, Student Council, Key Club, and Archery Club. HENRY NATCHER Treeboy likes roller skating, snowmobile riding, ice skating, and bike riding. His best school expe- rience was gym class his Senior year. His plans are to attend Penn Tech. Band, Ping-Pong. THERESE ANNE NEILSON Therese likes guys, parties, four-wheel driving, and sitting up at the DQ. Her best school experi- ence was roaming the halls, skipping school, and being a Senior. She plans to attend college to become a legal secretary. Dramatics, Hiking, and Work Study. 47 BOB NELSON ' Half Nelson likes race cars, especially Chevy's. Bob s most memorable event was his Family Liv- ing class. He plans to become a mechanic. MARIAN PANARO ‘Bud likes friends, football games, and being a Senior. Her best school experience was meeting all the people she has and cherishing their friend- ship. Her plans include becoming a registered nurse. Band (Vice-President), Track, Yearbook, Emanon, Stage Band. DIANA OBER • Di likes Steve, cavatini, and friends that will stay by you when you’re having a lot of hassles. She enjoyed taking down the Christmas tree and playing basketball with five juniors. She hopes to get a job. Chorus, Hunter's Safety, Volleyball, and Health Careers. CONNIE PARONISH Connie likes Bob, friends and her family. She treasured being in track and going to all the ath- letic events. She will attend Altoona Mercy Hospi- tal and become a registered nurse. Cheerleader, NHS, Homecoming Court, Track, Student Council, Health Careers. PATRICIA OVERBERGER Patty likes a special guy, pizza, and acting crazy. She will remember skipping classes and roaming the halls. Her plans are to get a good job and a place of her own. Hiking, Volleyball. FRANK PARONISH Frank likes football, track, baseball, and beirn with friends, especially one. He broke the schoo record for javelin and won the Defensive Playe of the Year for Cambria County. He intends to g to college and major in biology. Student Council, Football, Track, Volleybal Intramural Gymnastics, and Intramural Baske ball. DANIEL PAWLOWSKI Pidge likes pizza, vans, and motorcycles. His fondest memory was being on the Home- coming Court. He plans to go into business with his father. Homecoming Court, Intramural Swimming, and Work Study. RICHARD PERRONE Rick likes playing pool, spaghetti, pizza, and cars. His best school experience was get- ting out of work study. He plans to get a job in the mines. Work Study. RAY PEADICK Muffit likes cars, motorbikes, snowmobiles, and hunting. His best school experience was Fam- ily Living class and the Sportsmen’s Club trips. He plans to be an automotive or diesel mechanic or an electrical engineer. Hiking, Sportsmen's Club, and Work Study. Hr if BRENDA PETRUNAK Big Bird likes hanging around with her friends, baseball, animals, and pizza. She will never for- get taking down the Christmas tree, and the C.H. football game. Her plans are to get a job, a car, and a place of her own. Chorus, Metal Shop, Drafting, and Hiking. MARIE PEDERSEN Little Swede likes her family, friends, and her Irish Setter. Her best school experience was meet- ing all of her friends. She plans to live life as it comes. Equestrian Club, Karate, and Antique Club. DENNIS PHILLIPS Tate likes a special friend, hunting, and fishing. His best school experience was graduation. He plans to enter the coal mines. Basketball, Sportsmen’s Club, and Work Study. 49 JONI PHILLIPS Joni likes sports cars, hot pretzels, and Tom. Her favorite school experience was cheering at N.C. and the C.H. game. She hopes to find a job and work hard at it. Cheerleader, Special Publications, Sr. Class Fund Raising Chairman, Business Manager, Drama Club. JAMES PRICE Jumbo'' likes the outdoors. His most memorable school experience was making UPI All State Team, Indiana All County Team, and Cambria County Coaches Association, and receiving the Tribune Democrat Award. He intends to go to col- lege. JAMES RAJNISH Giddy likes baseball, football, hunting, and snowmobiles. He will never forget getting out of school. He would like to be connected with envi- ronmental control. Football, Track. JERRY RANCK Maypo likes music, basketball, spaghetti, and girls. His best school experience was getting out on Work Study and playing basketball. His plans are to attend Slippery Rock College. Basketball (captain). Homecoming Court, Prom Committee, and Work Study. PAUL RAYBA Rabbit likes sports, partying, cars, and going to rowdy football games. His nicest school experi- ence was getting to know all of his friends. He plans to get a steady job. Work Study. DENNIS RAYNISH Peewee likes pizza and basketball. His most memorable event was being a player on the 1975 undefeated JV football team. His plans are undecided. Track, Key Club, Football, Hiking, and Work Study. 50 LAURA REIGER Laura likes dancing, swimming, and ceramics. She will treasure all her S.H. friends. She intends to get married. Student Librarian, Health Careers. SANDRA REMATT Sandy likes good friends, smiles, shopping, and flowers. Her best school experience was being a part of N.C. She plans to attend college. Senior Vice-President, Dramatics Club (Pres.), Band (Sec.-Treos.), Yearbook, Emanon, Librarian, Prom Committee, and Hiking. JAMES ROCCO “Chip likes food and summer. His best school experience was beating C.H. He plans to attend college. Football, Basketball, Track, NHS, Student Coun- cil, and Scholastic Quiz Team. MICHAELENE ROMAN Mike likes embroidering, sports, and traveling. Her best school experience was being in all of the Jr. and Sr.-Hi plays. She plans to attend Penn State. Student Council, NHS, Forensics, Basketball, Yearbook, Dramatics Club, Class Treasurer (Soph, and Jr.), and Prom Committee. wmm KATHY ANN ROMETT Kathy likes being with her friends, cooking, cro- cheting, animals, and helping her younger sister with her homework. Her best school experience was graduation and the Senior trip. She plans to become a nurse or enter the field of computer programming. Spanish Club, TAP, Metal Shop, ond Health Coreers. BRENDA ROUNSLEY Bren likes partying, Harley motorcycles, a very special person, and having good friends. She will always remember graduation and the Senior trip. Her plans are to get a job and an apartment with her friends and to travel. Prom Committee, Chorus, Out of the Dark, Hiking, and Homeroom Secretary. 51 JOHN ROUSE Ralph'' likes working and lobsters. His most memorable event was being on the Homecoming Court. He hopes to further his education. ANTHONY SABELLA III Shag likes football, baseball, and his race Comoro. His best school experience was football and graduation. He intends to see U.S.A. with his friends and work at Barnes and Tucker. DEBORAH SABLE Debbie likes reading, long van rides, and kids. She enjoyed getting out on work study. She plans to become a stewardess or a model. Work Study, Homecoming Court. Football, Work Study. Work Study. CAROLYN (AROTIN) SALVIA Carolyn likes her family, Vince, Melissa, cooking, and spending money. She will always remember playing basketball and getting to know all the students. Her plans are to start a family and enjoy every moment in their lives. Chorus, Heads Together, Dramatics, Gymnastics, Basketball, Colorguard, Forensics, and Junior Vice-President. JOANN SANTONASTASO Jo likes riding bikes and going for walks. She enjoyed being part of the gymnastic circus. She is looking forward to getting a job and then eventu- ally getting married. Circus, Health Careers. PAMELA MARIE SAXON Pamula likes a special guy and all of her underclassmen friends. She will never forget con- certs with Mr. Berendt directing the chorus. She plans to get a job. Chorus. 52 ARDELLA SHILLING Aordvark likes playing her trumpet, riding horses, sports, and being with her friends. She will always remember her Senior year, pep rallies, and unexpected fire drills. She hopes to become a secretary or play in some kind of a group. Band, Chorus, Track, Coal Mining Folk, Ski Club, Student Librarian, Volleyball, Health Careers, and Photography. RONALD SMEGO Ron likes fast cars, girls, and working on cars. He will never forget being down at metal shop all day and chasing Moon with a shovel down sec- ond floor hallway. He wants to get a job and build the fastest car in Garmania. Metal Shop. RICK SMITH Smitty likes hunting and fishing. He enjoyed playing Santa Claus and speaking at the pep rally. Football, Track, Volleyball, and Dart Club. SUSAN SPICHER “Sue ' likes being with her friends. She enjoyed going on the skiing trips. Her inten- tions are to get a job. Ski Club, Hiking, Metal Shop, Swimming, Chorus, Mining Folk (Typist), and Student Secretary. KEVIN STANEK Moon likes girls, pizza, and just plain food. His most memorable event was being chased by Ron Smego with a shovel, down the hallway. He plans to become a state policeman. GREG STEELE Dursky likes tennis, skiing, lobster, and pizza. His best school experiences were typing and French class. He is undecided about his future. Football. 53 REATTA STILES Reatto likes pizza, riding with Larry on his bike, and summer walks. Her fondest memory of school was thot of being with some really great people at N.C. Her plans ore to find a good pay- ing job, visit new places, meet new people, and later get married. Chorus, Health Careers, and Student Librarian. CONNIE STOLTZ Stoltzy likes stringin’ her guitar, doing crazy things with good company, pizza, and parties. Her best school experience was getting to know a lot of people and making new friends. Her inten- tions are to get a job in an office os a secretary. Dramatics, Chorus, Forensics, Work Study. JAMES STOSSEL ■'Stoss likes playing the drums, pizza, girls, life and money. He’ll always remember playing in and traveling with the band. His ambition is to attend college and law school and then practice low. Band (Pres.), Chorus, NHS, Student Council, Ski Club, Dramatics, Out of the Dark, and Hiking. CONSTANCE B. SUTILLA Con likes puppies, rain, tangerines, and sports. She treasures being a part of girls’ basketball and getting to know Mr. Artley and Miss Brown. She has enrolled at St. Francis College and would like to someday hold public office. NHS (Pres.), Girl’s Basketball (Capt.), Scholastic Quiz Team (Capt.), Student Council, Sports Editor — Banner and Emonon, Track, and Dramatics. DAN TENEROWICZ Tener likes hunting, fishing, and playing cards. His noteworthy experiences were roaming the halls and Metal Shop. He plans to work in Green- wich Collieries. Sportsmen's Club. DEBBIE TOMALLO Deb likes being with that certain someone, swimming, football games and tennis. Her best school experience was being a majorette. She has enrolled at Penn State. Dramatics, Health Careers, Jr. Planning, Major- ette, Girl’s Basketball, Yearbook, and Emanon. 54 J SHARLENE TROUT Shar likes basketball, friends, God, smiles, and flowers. Her most memorable experience was going to the State Forensics Finals at Penn State. She enrolled at Sewickley Valley Hospital School to become a registered nurse. Forensics, Health Careers, Track, Chorus, Concert Choir, Gymnastics, and Spanish Club. ROSEMARY VELTRI Rose likes being with her special friends, riding motorcycles, long walks, and music. Her favorite school experiences were working on the mural by the cafeteria and the Senior trip. She intends to enter nurse's training. Chorus, Health Careers, Yearbook, Metal Shop, and Volleyball. JOE VOZAR Joe likes hunting, fishing, and riding around in the summer time. His best school experience was beating C.H. He hopes to work in the coal mines. Football, Volleyball, and Intromurals. BILL WEAKLAND Smoke likes fast cars, and parties. He will never forget being on Work Study without a job. He plans to work in the coal mines. Work Study. PAT WEILAND Munchkin likes food, sports, money, and put- ting scraps in his scrapbook. His best school experience was his Senior year. He wants to find a job. Dart Club. KIM WENTURINE Kim likes good looking girls and his 68” Camaro. He will always remember being Home- coming King. He hopes to become the owner of Wenturine Lumber Co. 55 Football, Work Study, and Homecoming Court. CLAIR WININGS Clair likes running and football. His best school experience was running too much in track. He plans to enter the cool mines. Gymnastic Circus, Track. JIM ZEANCHOCK 'Mad Dog'' likes parties and having a good time. His best school experience was his Junior year. His plans are to work in the coal mines. Archery, Spanish Club, and Work Study. CYNTHIA YEDLOSKY Cindy likes walking and viewing what's around her. She enjoyed going to the Senior night foot- ball game and watching N.C. beat C-H. She plans to become a nurse. Chorus, Yearbook, Emanon (Editor), Health Careers, and Coal Mining Folk. PAUL ZEDACK Paul likes hunting, fishing, and riding around in the summer time. His-best school experience was driving a car for Homecoming. He plans to enter in the cool mines. Lining the football Field. 56 MICHAEL ZANELLA Eyewitness News likes drag racing and hunting. His best school experience was play- ing Keystone Dragstrip in the school parking lot. He plons to attend BTU. Football, Trock, Sportsmen's Club, and Table Tennis Club. SENIOR SPECIALTIES Kathi Kuzma Joe Vozar Most Athletic Sharlene Trout Jim Price Nicest Smile Sandy Remott Scott Donatelii Most Friendly Becky Brown Frank Paronish Best Looking Lisa McMullen Kim Wenturine Class Flirt George Bonneou Debbie Sable Most Courteous Marianne McCormick Mark D'Andrea Best Dressed Connie Paronish Andy Kaminsky I PRIZE WINNERS � I Model Student Sharon Bobik Tom Natarian Most Talkative Morion Panoro Most Creative Potty Glinsky Inv Cnh n Most Likely to Succeed Connie sutnio Jim Stossel 62 a P TUfT Scot down by the river WE TDDK A LITTLE WALK MET UP WITH THE HAD A LITTLE TALK WASHED THEM IN THE RIVER HUNG THEM ON THE LINE WE CAN BEAT THE JUST ANY OLD TIME GD FIGHT WIN! 63 Seniors Thirteen fine young men represented the senior class on the 1976-77 Colt football squad. Each one had something special to contribute to the team from the leadership exerted by co-captains Jim Price and Prank Paronish to the sunny smiles of Lynn Davis and Mark Knarr. Each member will also take away many happy memories that will be reflected on throughout their lives. Our Guys 64 Frank — Co-Captain 62 Guard, Linebacker Scott 14 Slotback Defensive Halfback Rick 71 Tackle Guy 79 Tackle Jim 9 Defensive Halfback Split End Joe 67 Guard Defensive End Lynn 57 Center Phil 52 Linebacker What a Season r 197A’977 The 1 976-77 Colt squad had an excellent season marked by many out- standing accomplishments. Jim Price was nominated to the Big 33 and was selected for the Tribune-Democrat award. Gary Jubas rushed for over 1,000 yards, capturing the conference rushing title. Under the coaching expertise of Steve Magulick, John Frontino, John Yuhas, and Bob Williams, the Colts finished with a 7 and 3 record, one of the finest in recent years. During the season, the team members had a chance to show their talents, to share many experience, (both good and bad), to try their patience, and to build new friendships. The qualities and virtues of sportsmanship, teamwork, patience, and hard work that were shared and developed by the 1 976-77 Colt squad will be mirrored throughout the lives of those who participated. The Lone Colt COACHES: John Yuhas ‘'Big Ern, Bob Williams Willy, John Frontino Big John. Ow, my thumb. Hi, Mom. This is a pain in the neck. We should stop meeting like this. Here comes bigfoot. No autographs, please. Head coach Steve Magulick Jine.” Dance with me. Ya, but it wasn't my fault. 69 King and Queen in Homecoming '77 lisa McMullen andkim wenturine SEATED: Tim Kline, Bob Bradford, Alex Freoni. STANDING: Mark Kline, John Kline, Paul Zedack, Kevin Sta- nek, Rick Perrone. FRONT ROW: JoAnne Kline, Connie Paronish, Lisa McMullen, Jody Chernisky, Theresa Freidhof, Sharon Bobik, Becky Brown. BACK ROW: Jerry Ranck, John Clarke, George Bonneau, Dan Pawlowski, Kim Wenturine, John Rouse, Pete Barvinchak. 71 JoAnne and Jerry Connie and John Lisa and George Theresa and Kim Here they come . . . Becky and Pete '77 Homecoming During half-time of the Cone- maugh Valley — Northern Cambria football game, on Oct. 15, Lisa McMullen and Kim Wenturine were crowned king and queen of Home- coming 77. . To honor N.C.’s homecoming court, a dance was held in the gym- nasium after the game. NO BO MCSS Wit Varsity Basketball '77 The 1976-77 season reflects upon many great team and individual accomplishments. The Colts captured the Moshannon Valley League Crown for their second succes- sive year and advanced to the District 6 Playoffs. Jerry Ranck and Tom Yuhas achieved personal success by being selected as Moshannon Valley League All Stars in which Tom was the only player selected with a unani- mous vote. Also, in District scoring standings, Jerry fin- ished 2nd with 51 8 points while Tom finished 4th with 465 points. But it took each player's efforts to achieve the highest goal ... to work together as a team. Don’t look at me like that! 1976-77 Varsity Squad 76 Jerry Ranck — Co-captain 24 Center George Bonneou — Co-captain 30 Guard Joe Borruto 12 Guard This is the life! 1976-77 Junior Varsity Squad NC OPP Penns Manor 70 58 Laurel Valley 41 48 Glendale 81 61 Purchase Line 46 51 United 62 57 Marion Center 65 67 Penns Manor 71 38 Cambria Heights 42 65 Moshannon Valley 72 41 Laurel Valley 55 59 Blacklick Valley 66 51 Cambria Heights 37 41 Harmony 1 70 48 Glendale ' bkti 64 54 Harmony 62 48 United Canceled Moshannon Valley 57 67 Purchose Line 41 47 Morion Center 66 67 Blacklick Valley 66 45 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Harmony 72 40 Claysburg-Kimmel 69 54 MOSHANNON LEAGUE PLAYOFF Curwensville 79 58 DISTRICT PLAYOFF Bishop Carroll 44 58 L I O Mark D'Andrea St 52 Guard Jim Rocco 10 Forward Alex Freoni 14 Guard 77 Forward A New Beginning The Girls' Basketball team started the 1976-1977 season with two new coaches, a lot of new girls, and a new spirit and outlook toward the game. Mr. Paul Artley and Miss Jeannie Brown combined the qualities of understanding, confidence, and patience with their knowledge and know-how of the game to bring the girls together to work and to have fun as a team. Joan Leslie supplied her shooting ability, Diana Keith and Connie Sutilia their rebounding abilities, Marie Sholtis and Patty Conner their ball-handling abili- ties. The season was marked by triumph, defeat, exhilaration, fatigue, smiles, and tears. But through it all the girls managed to keep their poise, their determination, their will-to- win. The memories of all that happened to make this a very special season will be reflected upon by the members of the team for the rest of their lives. I need elbow room. Heil Hitler! Connie Sutilia — Captain 14 Forward 80 The 1 977 Varsity Squad with Coach Jean Brown. NC OPP. Harmony 21 42 Moshannon Valley 19 50 West Branch 41 35 Glendale 32 49 Portage 17 49 Harmony 37 61 Moshannon Valley 17 39 Marion Center 21 46 West Branch 43 11 Glendale 27 37 Purchase Line 45 29 Portage 13 48 Coach Paul F. Artley She hasn’t seen anything yet! I want the ball, not your leg! The 1977 Junior Varsity Squad with Coach Jean Brown. 81 Track A new coach, 1 2 seniors, and a lot of talented underclassmen made the '77 Track season outstanding at Northern Cambria. Numerous records were broken not only by seniors but also by underclassmen. Seventeen members of this year's track team went to the District 6 track meet and two seniors, Frank Paronish (jave- lin) and Tim Kline (pole vault) advanced to State competition at Shippensburg State College. The girls track team, led by nine seniors, succeeded in raising their record from one win — five losses to four wins - three losses. They also set many new records and worked together to make their second year a great one. Gl Joe! Maybe if I push the bar down! sj 82 The 1977 Boys Track Team A New Season . . . Jim Price — shot put — 48' 2V Dave Sheredy, John Keith, Del Kolasa, Frank Paronish — javelin — 193' 9 Clair Winings — 2 mile relay — 8:41 Tim Kline — pole vault — 12' Mark D’Andrea, Del Kolasa, Don Hineman, Dave Sheredy — 1 mile Jim Rocco — high jump — 5' 10 relay — 3:43.9 Mark D‘Andrea — 330 intermediate hurdles — 42:6 Alberto Rey — 220 yards — 22.6 Alberto Rey, Gary Jubas — 100 yards — 10:03 John Keith — 2 mile — 10:25 84 Stand back!!! Hi Bee!!! With New Records Mary Beth Rackovan — 1 1 0 hurdles — : 1 7.4 Tina Wojno — 100 yard dash — : 1 2.3 Lisa Taranto — mile — 6:21.1 Barbara Britton — 440 yard dash — 1:09.7 Connie Sutilia — 880 run — 2:44.4 Tina Wojno — 220 yard dash — :28.0 Lisa Taranto — 2 mile — 1 4:00.4 Nancy Bearer — discus — 77'5' 4 Nancy Bearer — triple jump — 28'1 OVi Nancy Beared Tina Wojno, Deb Farrell, Susan Phillips — 880 medley — 1:53.5 Nancy Bearer, Barb Britton, Linda Keith, Theresa Rouse — mile relay — 4:1 9.5 Tina Wojno, Mary Beth Rackovan, Deb Farrell, Leslie Donatelli — 440 relay — :49.9 Band The Northern Cambria Band, under the direction of Mr. Paul Berendt, was a highly active organization. They won third place at Huntington and entertained at Geauga Lake. The band used their talents to highlight the bonfire, pep ral- lies, parades, football half-times, and concerts. The newly formed stage band performed several concerts; not only at our own school but also at several schools throughout the district. This all meant hard work and long practices but even more so it meant satisfaction and a lot of good times. Band Director: Mr. Paul Berendt ROW 1: D. Dolges, J. Conner, L. Kline, T. Chervenak, B. Hammond, J. Mazor, C. Serafin, W. Kirsch, S. Soisson. ROW 2: M. Panaro, S. Rematt, K. Lubert, P. Zanella, S. Zanella, M. Pershing, K. Kraynak, D. Rematt. ROW 3: N. Davis, A. Shilling, P. Conner, N. Bearer, S. Phillips, D. Pompa, J. Holtz, J. Zalisnock, T. Lowe. ROW 4: C. Zedek, G. Griffiths, A. longwill, D. Gressley, M. Dunchock, S. Askew, R. Keith, J. Hammond. ROW 5: M. Lawver, J. Constant, B. Cidor, G. Milchak, J. Anderson, J. Stossel, D. Farrell, H. Natcher, A. Griffiths. BAND OFFICERS: President — Jim Stossel, Sec.-Treasurer — Sandy Remott, Vice- DRUM MAJORETTE: Bridget Hammond president — Marian Panaro. Stage Band 87 Majorettes The NC majorettes have come a long way from tiring band camp to half-time shows on the football field. Throughout these times they have also participated in tag days, parades, and pep rallies. There have been times of tears and sadness, but the times that will never be forgotten are those that were filled with happiness, excite- ment, and all the smiles that go along with being a majorette. SPONSOR: Miss Brown CAPTAIN: Debbie Magulick MAJORETTES: SITTING: S. Stratton, K. Jones. KNEELING: D. Magulick. STANDING: J. Abrams, D. Tomollo, T. Arotin, J. Weoklond, N. Dolges, K. Deoskey. 88 CAPTAIN: Lisa Zeanchock, CO-CAPTAIN: Patty Shea. Color Guard This year's Color Guard reflected spirit and pride. A part of this was because of their new uniforms which brightened up the field. Their hard work proved worthwhile after demonstrating their tal- ent at halftime performances and parades. COLOR GUARD: SITTING: J. Demi, J. Chernisky, A. Stanick, A. Wojno, V. Zatorsky. STANDING: L. Zeanchock, T. Kordish, B. Novello, L. Sable, D. Polione, C. Westover, J. Frontino, T. Kline, D. Farrell, T. Peel, K. McCormick, J. Overberger, P. Dovis, D. Smith, P. Shea. 89 Underclassmen Jenny Conner, District Band. Denise Gressley, District and Regional Band. COUNTY BAND: ROW 1: K. Kroynak, J. Conner, M. Panaro, S. Phillips, S. Soisson, M. Pershing. ROW 2: D. Dolges, D. Gressley, M. Dunchak, N. Bearer, J. Hammond, J. Stossel. SENIOR MAJORETTES: KNEELING: Debbie Tomallo, Debbie Magulick, Nancy Dolges. STANDING: Kathy Jones. SENIOR COLORGUARD: Janet Demi, Jody Chernisky. Seniors BAND SENIORS: ROW 1: Nancy Dolges, Debbie Tomallo, Ardella Shilling, Jody Chernisky. ROW 2: Bob Cidor, Debbie Magulick, Marian Panaro. ROW 3: Kathy Jones, Sandy Rematt, Jim Stossel, Henry Notcher. Cheerleaders '77 The “77” cheerleading squad, consisting of 7 seniors and 2 juniors, was a combination of many things. They had a unique sense of unity and kept a constant reign of spirit throughout the school. You could always count on a warm smile that brought about an air of enthusiasm. The squad went through many long practices in the summer and continued their efforts which led them to a competition at Homer Center High School. The senior cheerleaders will always cherish their memories and hope that the NC spirit will continue to grow. Oopsl I shouldn't have said that. We score with teamwork. A little rusty aren’t we? 92 ROW 1: M. Hudak, J. Phillips, S. Bobik, B. Brown. ROW 2: P. Boothman, C. Paronish. ROW 3: Mrs. Lieb, sponsor, L. Mulraney, M. McCormick, J. Kline. Boy! I wish they'd hurry up. CAPTAIN: JoAnne Kline CO-CAPTAIN: Sharon Bobik 77 Seniors And who says we don’t have form? JV Cheerleaders J.V.’s supported their guys with spirit. Junior High Sports No. 1 The Jr. High proved to be exceptional this year in all that they undertook. The football and basketball teams became no. 1 by going undefeated during their seasons. The football team brought victory to N.C. by hard practice, good sportsmanship, and spirit. Our basketball team became the first Jr. High team to go undefeated in the school's history. These boys and the fame they brought to N.C. will be looked back upon as truly a great year. 95 Yearbook The 1 977 Yearbook Staff dedicated long hours, not only during school hours but also con- tinuing into the summer months. With the help of Mrs. Konitsky and Mr. Kelly, many new ideas were incorporated into the 1 977 Banner including an eight page color sec- tion. The Staff will always reflect upon the satisfac- tion gained from the completion of a yearbook. EDITORS: Sharon Bobik and Becky Brown Familiar sight in room 3421 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tim Leslie, Shirl Hendrick, Don Pallone. EMANON EDITOR: Cindy Yedlosky Emanon The Northern Cambria Emanon, under advise- ment of Miss Michele Andrykovitch, Mr. Daniel Kelly, and Mrs. Erma Konitsky, of 1 977, was edited by Cindy Yedlosky. The Emanon was the reflection of Northern Cambria as a whole and gave the school publicity. The paper has been sent out to var- ious locations. One issue was sent to the United States Army and another issue has been sent to Theodore Humes a short time after visiting Northern Cambria. The Emanon has been read throughout the district. Emanon Staff Penny Poper Staff Student Council The Student Council along with its many annual activities such as: banquets, Fac- ulty luncheon. Shamrocks for Dystrophy, and Homecoming; took on another new project. In order to support the March of Dimes they constructed a Santa's Work- shop. Even though there were long work- ing hours, the members always enjoyed doing it. Mark Knarr, Vice-President; Miss Carolyn Blose, Sponsor; Michele Klapak, Secretary-Trea- surer; Frank Paronish, President. Student Council catering service? Gymnastics The gymnastics show, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Beth Lieb, was held on November 9 and 10. With only two seniors, the members managed again to put on a very exciting and talent-filled show. Forensics The Forensics team finished another fine year, with the help of Miss Olive Kayden. These students used their own expressiveness to win many honors. Forensics Chorus The chorus as directed by Mr. Paul Berendt presented both a Christmas and Spring Concert. They also made a few other appearances which included singing at the National Honor Society and Graduation ceremonies. CHORUS OFFICERS: Janet Demi, President; Norman Davis, Vice-President; Karen Gorel, Secretary- Treasurer; Sharlene Trout and Rita Prandi, Librarians. CONCERT CHOIR 100 Boys and Ghouls Together Under the direction of Dolores Kline and Althea Laurito, “Boys and Ghouls Together ’ a three-act comedy, was presented by the NC Dramatics Club on April 1 5, 1 977. The play took place in a castle in the Alps as a group of young American bicyclers stop to spend a night in an old European castle. Instead of spending a normal evening, many strange incidents occur — a girl is locked in a tower, a boy becomes Dracula, and new identities are dis- covered. Dramatics Club 101 102 Activities During the 1 976-77 school year, stu- dents participated in numerous activi- ties. A few new activities arose, such as Karate-arm wrestling and Ski Club. Everyone looked forward to activities period and enjoyed sharing their expe- riences with their friends. Thoughts of their activities will always be reflected upon by the students. Special Publications Mr. Chervenak Wood Shop Metal Shop Mr. Churella Table Games Mr. Ricketts Spanish Club Senor Rey Dart Club Miss Cannella 103 French Club Mi s Brown Play-Cast Make-Up M„.za0o,o Student Librarians Mr. Krug Archery Club Mr. Kelly Health Careers Mrs. Linden Chess Club Mr. Rocco 105 106 Hiking Miss Blose and Mr. Previte and Mr. Pawlikowski Ski Club Mr. Berendt Karate-Arm Wrestling Mr.j.AFr, Co-Ed Volleyball Ping Pong Mrs. Dolonsky National Honor Society Eighteen new students were inducted into the National Honor Society. New members were given long stem roses for their high honor of scholastic achievement. Miss Dolores Kline and Miss Olive Kayden were sponsors. New Inductees Old Members Awards SCHOLASTIC QUIZ TEAM: ROW 1: Tom Yuhos, Connie Sutilia, Coptain, Jim Rocco, Christian Fisanick. ROW 2: Dr. Blair Leonard, Sponsor, Jim Stossel, Tom Natarian, Alternates, Mrs. Marjorie Linden, Sponsor. 1977 AWARD WINNERS 109 You're on Candid Camera Prom '77' At 8:00 P.M., May 1 3, 1 977, the NC annual Jr.- Sr. Prom was held in the gymnasium. This year's theme was “Stairway to Heaven.” A most exciting moment, highlighting Prom '77 was the crowning of Sandy Rematt and Frank Paronish as this year's queen and king. Many thanks to Mra. Zagata and Mrs. Shutty for all the work they did to make this prom a night to remember. junior Planning Committee Stairway to Heaven QUEEN AND KING: SANDY REMATT AND FRANK PARONISH 1st RUNNERS-UP: DEBBIE MAGUUCK AND scon DONATELU 2nd RUNNERS-UP: marianpanaroand JIM PRICE 3rd RUNNERS-UP: janet demi and JOE VOZAR 4th RUNNERS-UP: mariannemccormick AND and JIM ZEANCHOCK 113 Senior Trip The 1 977 Seniors made their senior trip on June 8, 9, and 1 0. This year's seniors had an added feature to their trip. Rather than touring Washington by night they attended The Harlequin Dinner Theater. The Moonlight Boat Cruise was the highlight of the trip. The last day, the seniors toured Annapolis Naval Acad- emy and managed to make it home with many good memories. mr mi Graduation The Senior Class of 1977 graduated 149 strong. The graduation was held at the Elementary-Middle School on June 1 7 with Dr. Wilbur Leonard, II as Guest Speaker. GUEST SPEAKER: Dr. Wilbur Leonard, II. Last smile from an underclassman. Is someone gonna help me with my cap? 116 Class of '77 CLASS OF '77 Before or after??? Who said we’d cry? Where’s my mom? 117 Not over my eyes! And Reflections ♦♦♦♦ Free haircut? LS LOCKER ROOM AND STAIRS Play Boy Bucks? Is anybody looking? Andy, you distract them while I take the cookies. Kool and the Gang! 118 1977 Yearbook Advertisements D'ANDREA TOM'S PRO PHARMACY HARDWARE Bigler Ave. and N. 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