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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

Dedication j Administrators Faculty andjStal Underclassmen Seniors Sports Activities i Advertisements 1978 Banner rn Cambria High School Barnesboro. Pa. PHOTOGRAPHS AND MEMORIES Dedication of 1978 Banner — Tom Wojno We dedicate the 1978 Ban- ner to a departed friend and classmate, Tom Wojno. Even though “Butts” is not physi- cally with us he is remem- bered in our hearts and will always be a part of our class. He is bound in our memories by his friendly manner and warm smile. And so we, the class of '78, dedicate our Banner from the bottom of our hearts to a beloved class- mate and beautiful human being who can never really leave us. Young Angels When God calls young people to dwell with Him above. We mortals sometimes question the wisdom of His love. For no heartache compares with the death of a friend. It sometimes takes forever for a broken heart to mend. Perhaps God tires of calling the aged to His fold. So he picks a rosebud before it can grow old. God knows how much we need them, and so He takes but few To make the land of Heaven more beautiful to view. Believing this is difficult still somehow we must try. The saddest word makind knows will always be “Goodbye.” So when a classmate departs we who are left behind Must realize God loves young people. Angels are hard to find. 4 Directors and Administrators This year Northern Cambria's School Board dealt with the familiar problems of heavy snow and fuel shortages. They worked successfully with these and other difficulties for the benefit of our school. Mr. Richard E. Zanella, High School Principal Dr. Anthony N. Moran, Superintendent Middle School Principal Dr. Angelo Laurite, Elementary — SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: First Row: Mr. DaBella, Mr. Drahnak, Fr. Brady — President, Dr. Moran, Atty. Fis- anick, Mr. Perrone. Second Row: Mr. Stevens, Mr. Kayden, Mr. Delansky, Mr. Sabella, Mr. Bernard, Mr. Baker. Cyril Stevens, Business Manager Vasil Fisanick, Solicitor Irvan J. Bearer, Administrative Assistant 7 Faculty It’s sometimes difficult for a student seated in a classroom to think of a teacher as being anything other than a teacher. But each member of the NC faculty is a real person who “wishes it was Friday,” too. Teachers don’t enjoy grading papers, recording “F's,” or hassling kids about homework. They help students to make the best of themselves and with a little cooper- ation they succeed. We don't use “the two finger method.” Mrs. Gilda Byrnes, Mr. Victor Chervenak, Mr. Neil Pavlock, Mrs. Althea Laurito — Business Ed. Miss Dolores Kline — English She doesn’t scare me. English Mr. Jim Price, Miss Michele Andrykovitch L JohJ n £ [ j(__ o I O 0,0 t a Mr. Paul Berendt — Band, Music, and Chorus Mr. Vernon Krug — Librarian Mrs. Trudy Dolansky, Miss Carolyn Blose, Mr. Dan Kelly — o Math Going Somewhere? Mr. Blair Leonard — Guidance Counselor, Mr. Joe Frontino — Attendance Mr. Steve Magulick — Physical Education and Health It looked like a nail to me. Mr. George Churella, Mr. Dan Miller — Industrial Arts Mrs. Margaret Linden — Nurse 10 See what my mommy bought me for Christmas. Mr. John Vuhas, Mr. Paul Kline, Mr. Sam Rocco, n Mr. James Ambroe — Sciences Km?. INCH Mir «Wi 01TG4N Mrs. Janice Kosto — Physical Education and Health Mr. Gregg Ricketts — Special Education I didn't know I’d have to put up with those two. Mr. Mark Previte, Mr. Ted Pawlikowski, Miss Karen Barkymer — Social Sciences Two of the faculty's finpst? NC Staff CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mary Taranto, Stella Suenconis, Elizabeth Lubert, Faye Pederson, Sara Jane Sheredy, Vickie Montanaro, Anna Marie Elias. Absent: Nancy Kough. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR: Merle Conner, CUSTODIANS: Louis Schrenkel, Lewis Miller. NIGHT CUSTODIAN: Tony Salvia Truckin’ Throuqh Underclassmen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Alan Carl — Treasurer, Weldon Wenturine — President, Trudy Arotin — Vice President, Leslie Donatelli — Secretary. Juniors True Grit Brian Teklinsky Anthony Bonanno Weldon Wenturine Cheryl Peles Terry DePetro Beth Hanwell Bill Spotts Paul Kirsch John Sedlock Brian Bernard Mike Ferensic Janice Shell Mike Chura Theresa Miller Joe Venslosky Mike Sherry ' Denise Rematt Wanda Kirsch 17 Cheryl Black Joanne Morgan Sheila Tomallo Carolyn Weiland Mary Jo Leslie Kathleen Novella Carl Barrett Polly Davis Susan Winings Michele Sheredy Debra Keith Diana Rito Ronald Abrams Diana Pallone Debbie Rice Jenny Kertis Mary Beth Freidhof Linda Pershing Paul Williams Carol Stossel Laurene McKee Kim Lechene Bill Sable Don Olschesky Tom Jones Dolores Kough Donna Walk Jacqueline Reese Gwen Malicky Tina Wojno Chris Dolansky Donna Sodmont Cynthia Stumph Sheila Schrenkel Joan Holtz Marie Sholtis 8 John Stephens Mike Kline Ted Dumm Ray Hickok Randy Whited Renee Pastirko Donald Shovestull Gigi Marino Nadine Thomas Marlene Barrett Mark Brown Doug Wolfe Marian Zanella John Miller Norma Sherry Terry Petrunak Kevin Baron Paul Demi Donna Sharkey Bob Sable Alan Carl Fred Thompson Leo McMackin Joe DePetro Watch me paint Marie's nose. V Hang on, help is on its way. 19 20 Kathy Deoskey Mary Jean Weiland Ruth Himes Ernest Miller Clyde Swanson Joann Mazor Mary Ann Lamagna Denise Kellichner Denise Rice Sherri Askew Tim Meray Theresa Chervenak Elaine McGary Ken Bailey Mark Krumenacker Leslie Donatelli John Platko Phil Bonneau Dorothy Daisley Scott Daisley Ray Hnatkovich Eric Lieb Kim Bearer Janice Bobby Kirk Knarr Jamie Borruto Donna Farrell Rich Kopera Jeff Hoffman Kathy Bailey John Knapik Fernando Perott Kathy Dumond Joe Farrell Brian Hood Donna Begenyi Rose Farabaugh Debbie Dumm Kevin Gray Craig Wiewiora Lester Kline Julie Frontino Joann Baum Mike Coover Mark Kayden Bob Kirsch 21 Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sonya Abrams — President, Dan Boothman — Vice President, Amy Tenerowicz — Secretary, Barbara Bobak — Treasurer. 22 Clay Kirsch Virginia Sinclair Jim Brown Annette Whited Clyde Keith Sue Zanella Jeff McMullen Pam Anselmi Bob Lohr Susan Hnatkovich Leslie Cipolla Barbara Bobak Tom Wagner Michelle Malicky Donna Smith Barb Morgan Michele Lawver Bernard Schilling Theresa Rouse Lisa Marino Jerry Stanek Andy Brletrick John Mikitko David Talerico Elaine Britton Charyl Kelly Chuck Zedek Mark Thompson Bill Mulraney Bob Sherry Donna Meray Nancy Bearer Rick Baker David Barrett Laure Sable Joel Hammond Renee Hickok Karen Kraynak Bob Rocco Dennis Rieger Barb Fryer Fred Glinsky Linda Wensel Randy Keith Sally Shutty Joan Platko Eileen Faught Brenda Novella 23 Bob Sullivan Sue Phillips Laurie Stein Kevin Luther Ken Bodek Tom Paronish John Dumm Mary Jo Dunchuck Millie Kelly Pat Falduto Gary Fletcher Russell Kirsch Joe Uhrin Theresa Kordish Anna Sherry Bruce Moriconi Jim Montanaro Jeff Dumm David Morgan Joan Noel Brenda Kline Ted Lombardo Justin Lieb Pat Hamzik Jane Anderson Ron Solnosky Sharon Petrunak Amy Tenerowicz Ken Jubas Ken LeGars 24 Wendy Keith Bob Johnson Mark Fiasco Barb Anderson Kevin Martz Joe Miller David Monborne Virgil Wenturine Richard Teklinsky Theresa Miller Teresa Lowe Andy Hromoko Bernard Dumm Peter Korch David Stolz Debbie Kordish Mary Andresky Eric Knarr Maralee Pershing Cindy Sheredy Darryll Smith Marcia Stoltz Linda Kieth Tim Paronish Dolores Penska Michele Paronish Willie Taranto Valerie Filkins Joann Wylie Joe Goody 25 Patti Conner Mark Miller Brian Shuma Pete Boggetta Joan Leslie Dave Malicky Jean Farrell Glenda Adams John Keith Bob Wenturine Linda Leslie Brian D'Andrea Sonya Abrams Gloria Holtz Rita Stossel Mike Voytko Lisa Holtz Susan Soisson 26 Come sail away. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Rob Paterne — President, Mary Jane Kline — Vice President, Antoinette Frontino — Secretary, Susan Mulraney — Treasurer (absent). Freshmen Nancy Sable Mary Jane Ferguson Ryan Pastirko Shirley Luther Thelma Montanaro Jill Anderson Mary Lou Black Lisa Rieger Randy Hall Diane Miller Jim Tibbott Andrienne Bonneau Sally Barrett Sonya Stumpf Shawn Lechene Carol Sherry William Dumm Sue Novella 27 Christine Kemock Todd Miller Joe Korch Mike Christoff Pamela Hudson Ann Holtz Antoinette Frontino Clifford McCracken Randall Baker Walter Ruperd Bev Boring Cindy Yuhas Jean Brown Lori Sol nosky Joe Koliar Joe Visnyiczke John Farabaugh Carla Novella Paula Anderson Christine Chernisky Randy Stanovich Lloyd Walk Jim Griffin Karen Bodek Robin Bartelbaugh Helen Hromoko Doug Michaels Randy Stanick Jan Adamoski Shirley Sedlock Laura Sherry Lorrie Fenton Stephen Farrell Ken Kline Richard Kirsch Michelle Kotrick 28 Frank Frontino Dave Anderson BramZanoni Denny Lawver Ed Link Jerry Abrams Debbie Sherry Debbie Swanson Alvin Keith Sandy Wood Tracy Malicky Bob Ferensic Diane Petrisko Theresa Rito Leroy Pershing Maria Mondi Barb Montgomery Ron Hansen Scott Whited Kim Smith Ron Sharkey Kathy Kotrick Dan Miller John Barrett 29 30 Dave Sable Kimberly Knapik Keith Abrams Donald Bernard Debbie Glinsky Andy Paronish Mike Uhrin Tony McGary Lynn Morley Margie Ritchie Judy Ashcroft Sandy Bearer Bob Keith Jeff Goody Robert Natarian Tim Cence Kim Smith Anne Weymer Victor Abrams Jim Miller Ed Kirsch Wayne Jarvis Mel Meray Joyce Barosky Tom Shook Kathy Sholtis Mary Jane Kline Donna Oaks Pat Friedhof Don Boring Mike Suchar Jane Carl Cindy Falger Angie Marino Paul Myers Scott Repine John Hollewa Ramona Tomallo Mickey Lutch Wendy Saxon Mike Adams Don Kelly Eric Hoffman Nadine Rescinito Dan Leslie Robin Miller Richard Nalisnick Rob Zernick Betty Mitasky Robin Dunchuck Tammy Andresky Art Wimmer 31 We, the graduating class of 1978, would like to dedicate the senior section of our banner to Mr. John A. Frontino, a man who has touched all our lives with his tremendous enthusiasm and sup- port. There will always be a spe- cial place in our hearts for “Big John” because he was more than just a teacher — he was and for- ever will be a true friend. 32 Ur Arthur Abrams Jolene Abrams V-7 Randy Abrams Paulette Abromovich Roger Bailey Colleen Baker Rick Baker Barbara Barnosky Cathy Barnosky Jim W. Barnosky Jim Barrett Robert Baum Bob Bearer Arnie Bernard John Bernard Diana (Blahovec) Kevin Boring John Bradford Mark A. Britton Judy Brown McAnulty 33 34 Alan Chura David Ciezobka Alfonzo A. Cipolla III Tina Cipolla Jennifer Conner Tim Brown Craig A. Calvetti Kevin Carl Roberta Charney Matt Chernisky Jim Constant Steve Deosky Ronald Depto Paul Dolansky Dianna M. Dolges Shirley Farbaugh Bill Farrell Debbie Farrell Laurie Farrell Tom Faught Daniel T. Fenton Sue Findley Gary Filkins Mike Filkins Christian Fisanick Barry Galczynski Barry Glinsky Mary Glinsky Lucy Golloway Steve Good AndyJ.Dumm Timothy Dumm Vince Dumm Chuck Dunchack Patrick Eckenrode Robert Goss Karen Govel Arthur Griffiths Bridget Hammond Dava Hanwell Richard Havrilla Don Hineman John Holtz Loretta Holtz Donna Hudson Ray Huff Bruce Jones Gary A. Jubas Diana Keith Bob Kelly Michael Kemock Craig G. Kirsch Mary A. Hudak Walter Kasper Dan Kirsch Jane Kirsch Regina Kirsch Theresa Kline Mike Kudlawiec David Kupetz Albert W. LeGars Jr. Carol LeGars Ray Leslie Timothy Leslie Kathy Lieb Richard Linsky Kathleen Lubert Cheryl Ann Lute Scott A. Luther Cindy Martz Susan Mazurak Karen McCormick Leonard McCracken Greg Meray Greg Milchak John Mulraney Lorraine Mulraney Sharon Mulraney Pamela Morris Joanne Novella Rick Peters Michael Petrisko Dave Phillips Joe Pizur Rita Prandi Frances Marie Dennis C. Pompa Mary Puleo Gregory Rematt Steve Prasko Przybocki Alberto Rey Wayne Rieger Donna Rietscha Tom Rocco Angela Romett Toni Marie Salvia Arlene Tom Saxon Patty Shea David C. Sheredy Santonastaso 39 40 Sue Sponsky Dale Sherry Daniel C. Sherry Leonard R. Snerry Dan Soisson Leo Stanek Kathy Stanick Sharon Stratton James E. Stumpf Joan Stumpf Dave Suchar Raymond Sutilia Gary F. Talerico Lisa Taranto Craig Tretinik RoseTrybus Forgot the key. Leroy Westrick Debbie Weymer Dianna Williams Melinda Wood Arlene Wojno Homecoming Mary Hudak and Dan Kirsch were crowned Homecoming king and queen on Sept. 30 during the halftime of the Northern Cambria- North Star football game. Student Council broke the yearly tradition of convertibles by decorating jeeps for the court members to ride in. A dance was held in the gymna- sium after the game to honor the court and the football team’s 56-0 victory. DRIVERS: Matt Chernisky, Joe DePetro, Kevin Boring, Joe Pizur, Gre Milchak, Leonard McCracken. HOMECOMING COURT: Row 1: Mary Ann Novella, Jolene Abrams, Mary Hudak, Arlene Wojno, Dianna 48 Dolges. Row 2: Steve Prasko, Kenny Zernick, Dan Kirsch, Dave Phillips, Al Cipolla. Homecoming Royalty Mary Hudak and Dan Kirsch 49 ES 1. Dave Ciezobka has devil horns. 2. Dan Kirsch has one pant leg rolled up. 3. Leo Stanick has his right shoe off. 4. Trudy Arotin is sitting backwards. 5. Dianna Dolges has devil horns. 6. Ray Sutilia has a winter hat on. 7. Bucky D'Andrea has tape over his mouth. 8. Gary Jubas is making a face. •;no wai|; ojd ueo noA j! aas o; jooi ajn;oid sim l)j|m 6uojm s6u|L)j m6ia jsea| ;e sue ajam pmi3]d siqx Senior Representatives Flower — Rose Colors — Light Blue and Dark Blue Motto — “I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are going.” SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Hudak — Secretary, Tracy Zeanchock — Trea- surer, Dave Sheredy — Vice President, Tom Rocco — President ■i SENIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Jim Price, Mrs. Althea Laurito, Miss Dolores Kline, Mr. Sam Rocco. 55 SENIOR FAVORITES Most Athletic Diana Keith Gary Jubas Craig Kirsch Most Talkative Rick Baker Deb Paterno 58 Nicest Smile Greg Milchak Lisa Taranto Most Friendly DaveSuchar Loretta Holtz Best Looking MaryHudak Dan Kirsch Llass r nrt DonHineman Carol Westover £ FA 4? Vi FA FA FA FA V Model Student Dianna Dolges Most Creative Bridget Hammond 59 Arnie Bernard Chico Rey SPORTS 60 Head Coach — Steve Magu- lick I’ll save you, Chico! Take that! •Anticipation. MANAGERS o Dar n Cr ia Victory! Football '78 The Colt season started off slow, mainly because of an inexperienced line, but as the season rambled on the Colts started to gallop. Under the leadership of coach Steve Magulick, the Colts, winning 4 out of the last 5 games, used a 56-0 thrashing over North Star to springboard their way to a 5- 4-1 record which included major victories over Bishop Guilfoyle and Cambria Heights. As the Colts played each game, their togetherness and teamwork became uncanny. Each man played for the benefit of the team as a whole, not for individual success. And, as Head Coach Magulick said, “This is probably the closest team I have ever seen play and they went out with a bang after all.” COACHES: John Yuhas, Ted Pawlikowski COACHES: Dan Weber, John Sibert, Bob Williams No get up and go. N. C. Huddle ★ «r I c I O Y CO-CAPTAINS: Tom Rocco, Mike Kemock NC Opp. Conemaugh Township 6 14 Portage ) 12 12 Bellwood-Antis 8 14 Blairsville 0 16 North Star 56 0 Bishop Guilfoyle 14 10 Conemaugh Valley 39 14 Penn Cambria 12 6 Homer Center 0 20 Cambria Heights 20 0 He hit me first. I'll tie your shoe. Heads or tails? I can't look. Colt Seniors The Northern Cambria football squad spent 2 hard weeks train- ing at the Civil Defense Camp. During this time the seniors shared many unforgettable expe- riences which gave the team a special feeling of friendship. The foundation of the varsity team was made up of 17 seniors. Sprited with their hard work and determination the Colts once again finished the season in vic- tory. 48 Chico — Fullback, Defensive Halfback 75 Jake — Tackle 33 Jubie — Halfback, Safety 24 Shed — Halfback, Cornerback 12 Rock — Quarterback, Middle Line- backer Wrong ball, Marie. Girls Basketball The Girls' basketball team went through many practices before the season came up and during this time they shared many things with each other. In addition to the aches and pains, bruises, stoved fingers, and pulled muscles, the girls will always have fond memories of working together and becoming a close-knit team. With the help of Coach Paul Artley and a new assistant coach, Janice Kosto, the team is improving more and more each year. They will continue to do their best throughout future seasons. Something landed on my head! Shoot for the stars Assistant Coach — Janice Kosto, Head Coach — Paul Artley MANAGERS: Lisa Holtz, Sheila Tomallo, The Junior Varsity Squad of'77 '78 Peggy DelBrocco Boys’ Basketball This season the boys' basketball team fared far better than most people expected. With a squad of 4 seniors, 2 juniors, and 5 sopho- mores, they compiled a record of 15-10, and at one point during the season they were 11 -2. Their greatest victory was over Johnstown Bishop McCort in the District 6 play offs. The season ended with a disappointing loss to Bald Eagle Area for the Moshanon League Championship. However the team did win the Moshanon Christmas Tournament and the Southern League Section. Tom Yuhas was the team’s leading scorer and rebounder with 729 points and 328 rebounds. He broke Greg Kuhn’s scoring average record by sinking 29.2 points per game. He ended his career with 1546 points and 948 rebounds. Also making notable contributions to the team were seniors Gary Jubas, known for his powerful rebounding ability, Tom Rocco, for his keen dribbling talents, and Chuck Dunchak, for his excellent shoot- ing. Sophomores Jim Brown, Dan Boothman, Ken Bodek, and Brian D'Andrea and Junior Phil Bonneau also helped considerably. Varsity Coach — Bevon Anderson Junior Varsity — Dan Weber How's the scenery down there? 1977-78 Varsity Squad. 52 Chuck — Forward 44 Tom — Captain, Forward NC OPP Penns Manor 60 48 Glendale 54 49 United 47 50 Marion Center 55 66 Penns Manor 64 45 Purchase Line 62 61 Cambria Heights 45 35 Moshannon Valley 54 49 Blacklick Valley 56 52 Glendale 75 52 NC OPP Harmony 58 39 Bishop Carroll 41 62 United 54 68 Cambria Heights 39 61 Purchase Line 66 43 Moshannon Valley 55 57 Marion Center 60 67 Harmony 72 50 Blacklick Valley 51 56 Christmas Tournament NC OPP Blacklick Valley 77 46 Moshannon Valley District 6 Playoff 58 46 Bishop McCort 58 51 Bald Eagle South Section Chmp. 53 72 Moshannon Valley 65 60 Moshannon League Chmp. Bald Eagie 56 63 Northern Cambria Chico Rcy — 220 yd. dash — 22.55 Gary Jubas, Chico Rev. Tom Jones, Jim Montanaro — 440 yd. relay — 45.6 Don Hineman, Gary Jubas, Greg Milchak, Dave Sheredy — 1 mile relay — 3:41.9 Tina Wojno — 100 yd. dash — 12.1 Cindy Sheredy — 440 yd. dash — 1:07.9 Lisa Taranto — 1 mile — 6:16.1 Lisa Taranto — 2 mile — 13:53.0 74 The 1978 Boys Track Team Track and Field Donna Farrell, Yvonne Magulick — Tie — high jump — 4'8 Nancy Bearer — long jump — 14'3 Nancy Bearer — triple jump — 29'10 Sandy Bearer — discus — 78'10 Leslie Donatelli, Debbie Farrell, Joann Ma .or. Tina Wojno — 440 yds. relay — 55.2 Naney Bearer, Cindy Sheredy, Kale Sholtis, Amy Tenerowiez — 2 mile relay — 11:36.9 ACTIVITIES N. C. Band Togetherness was the key word for the band this year. Even though we had our ups and downs, we found that through togetherness, diligence and effort under the direction of Mr. Paul Berendt, we were able to do our best and become a good playing unit. With the help of Mr. Mark Previte, the band was able to perform Handel With Care at the Cambria Heights game and add a little extra to the half-time show. We are proud to be a part of the Northern Cambria Band. Inspection of troops. Mr. Paul E. Berendt — Director Bridget Hammond — Drum Majorette BAND OFFICERS: D. Dolges — V. Pres.; J. Conner — Sec.- Treas.; R. Fisanick — Public Relations; K. Lubert — Presi- dent Mr. Previte Handling with Care” I'm right; you guys are wrong. BAND MEMBERS: Row 1: V. Rayba, S. Repine, D. Dolges, J. Conner, B. Hammond, K. Lubert, B. Phillips, K. Fenton, A. Stossel. Row 2: A. Holtz, J. Zaliznock, W. Kirsch, L. Serafin, J. Mazor, S. Phillips, T. Lowe, T. Askew. Row 3: D. Rematt, N. Davis, R. Tomalla, B. Fisanick, B. Keith, J. Holtz, B. Montgomery, K. Smith. Row 4: M. Ritchie, S. Morgan, S. Soisson, C. Zedak, N. Bearer, S. Zanella, P. Zanella, R. Fisanick. Row 5: L. Fenton, B. Nelson, B. Gressley, M. Dunchuck, B. Kline, K. Kraynak, M. Pershing, J. Miller. Row 6: D. Trinkley, G. Milchak, D. Gressley, A. Longwill, B. Lohr, T. Chervenak, G. Griffiths, M. Lawver, J. Constant. Row 7: L. Morley, A. Griffiths, J. Hammond, D. Anderson, R. Keith, D. Michaels, J. Tibbott, D. Pompa. 81 Jenny Conner, District Band; Denise Gressley, District, Regional, Hon- ors Band, and Mid East; Mary Jo Dunchuck, District, Regional. BAND MANAGERS: Kneeling: Don Pallone, Kevin Mor- gan. Standing: Joyce Overberger, Donna Smith. STAGE BAND: First Row: G. Griffiths, R. Keith, M. Dunchuck, P. Zanella, R. Fisanick. Second Row: J. Conner, K. Lubert, A. Longwill, K. Kraynak, A. Griffiths, J. Mazor, D. Dolges, D. Gressley, P. Conner. Third Row: S. Phillips, S. Soisson, B. Montgomery, M. Lawver, N. Bearer, J. Miller, D. Michaels. Standing: Mr. Berendt, Mr. Previte, J. Constant, B. Hammond, S. Zanella, B. Gressley. Absent: D. Rematt, B. Phillips, D. Trinkley. COUNTY BAND: First Row: J. Conner, K. Lubert, D. Dolges, D. Gressley, M. Dunchuck, R. Fisanick. Second Row: J. Morgan, B. Gressley, N. Bearer, S. Phillips, J. Miller, J. Hammond, A, Griffiths. Standing: K. Smith, R. Tomallo, B. Montgomery. SENIORS: First Row: K. Lubert, J. Conner, D. Dolges. Second Row: J. Holtz, B. Hammond, P. Zanella, J. Zalisnock. Third Row: D. Pompa, J. Constant, G. Milchak, A. Giffiths. 83 Majorettes Performing on muddy football fields, parading in the hot sun, and getting butterflies before competition all went into the making of an NC majorette. Their work at Clarion State, for which they received a first place trophy, also helped the majorettes at band camp and throughout the ’77-’78 season. Spinning Seniors Captain: Joan Weakland Center: Joan Weakland, Jolene Abrams, Nancy Sable, Sharon Stratton. Back Row: Kathy Deoskey, Karen Bodek, Sheila Tomallo, Sheri Askew, Carolyn Weiland, Bev Boring, Michele Kotrick, Trudy Arotin. Colorguard N.C. Colorguard attended camp at Clarion State College this sum- mer. They were proud to bring home a 1st place trophy. During the halftime performances and parades their skill, determination, and hard work were demon- strated. Times of happiness and excitement of performing for an audience will always be remem- bered. A hard day at band camp. Senior Night NORTHERN CAMBRIA HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND COLOR GUARD: Sitting: B. Novella, L. Zeanchock, A. Wojno, A. Stanick, P. Shea, D. Begenyi, D. Pallone, D. Farrell, V. Zatorsky, K. McCormick, C. Baker. Standing: M. Sheredy, C. Novella, M. Novella, B. Fryer, J. Frontino, T. Zeanchock, T. Kline, C. Westover, D. Wojno, N. Rescinito, C. Kemock, L. Sable, P. Davis. SENIORS: Patty Shea, Lisa Zeanchock. SENIOR SENIOR FLAGS: Mary Ann Novella, Tracy Zeanchock, Colleen Baker, RIFLES: Karen McCormick, Arlene Wojno, Vicky Zator- Carol Westover, Theresa Kline. 87 sky, Apple Stanick, Deb Farrell. Cheerleaders Starting the year off with a new squad and a new spon- sor, Mrs. Kosto, the varsity cheerleaders helped to build the N. C. spirit that kept our school strong. Whether it was making signs or serving at luncheons, cheerleaders were there to add a spark of enthusiasm to any event. Throughout the year, these eight girls have demon- strated the true meaning of cheerleading — pride in one’s school and pride in one's self. Hard at work. CoU5 rE SUPER Seniors '78 Wrong foot, Dorothy. Captain — Lori Mulraney 88 Co-Captain — Mary Hudak Kneeling: Marie Sholtis, Barb Britton. Standing: Jenny Kertis, Mary Hudak, Lori Mulraney, Dorothy Daisley, Diana Keith, Linda Keith. 90 J.V. SQUAD: Mary Barvinchak, Mary Jane Kline, Amy Tenerow- icz, Helen Hromoko, Elaine Britton, Theresa Rouse, Kathy Kotrick (absent). 91 Chorus Although the chorus hasn’t really grown in size in the past three years, it has built greatly in quality and enthusi- asm. At Christmas this year, instead of singing the tradi- tional carols on risers, the choir added props and some staging. The choir also did various other projects through the year: carolling through town at Christmas, singing at the Methodist church and finishing the season with the annual Spring Concert. Jfc. Dressed in their finest. 92 Concert Band County Chorus Solo performance at Spring Concert. SR. HIGH CHORUS: Row 1: S. Shutty, P. Conner, J. Overberger, K. Govel, W. Kirsch, L. Serafin, T. Chervenak, R. Fisanick. Row 2: E. Britton, B. Morris, A. Longwill, M. Paronish, C. Westover, N. Bearer, D. Pallone, J. Conner, B. Hammond. Row 3: D. Kough, L. Marino, J. Mazor, D. Gressley, D. Smith, J. Wylie, R. Hickok, N. Davis, R. Bernard, B. Rocco. Row 4: A. Griffiths, A. Peles, K. Morgan, G. Griffiths, D. Boothman, B. D’Andrea, D. Kupetz, D. Pompa, D. Pallone, K. Bearer. 93 Yearbook NC's yearbook staff worked throughout the school year to produce the Banner. Months of picture-taking, layout work, and cropping went into this year’s yearbook, including a sixteen page color section. Along with Mrs. Konitsky and Mr. Kelly, the staff was able to complete the Banner. Editor — Lori Mulraney, Co-editor — Karen McCormick Photographers Emanon The 1977-78 Emanon staff, advised by Ms. Michele Andrykovitch and Mr. Dan Kelly, pulled it all together to produce a monthly paper. Edited by Gigi Marino and staffed by a majority of underclassmen, this year’s Emanon reflected the underclassmen's spirit and creativity. Aside from the special and regular issues, the staff also produced a literary magazine. Still Life In Moving Thought. The senior issue, edited by Kathi Lubert, Dianna Dolges, and Jenny Conner, was the finale of a good year. Editor: Gigi Marino Emanon Typists Student Council Student Council is an active service organization composed of representatives from each homeroom, class presidents, and Honor Society members. Under the supervision of Miss Carolyn Blose, the students worked to complete many school and community projects ranging from singing Christmas carols at the local hospital to governing the student body during an open-lunch program. The Stu- dent Council has shown much determination and dedication through their efforts to improve our school. Miss Carolyn Blose, Sponsor; Arnie Bernard, President; Chico Rey, Vice-President; Jubas, Secretary-Treasurer. Fruit basket anyone? Smile Randy, they're taking our picture. Santa Student Council Dressed to kill. Rest Assured After weeks of rehearsing with the help of Miss Dolores Kline and Mrs. Althea Laurito, this intriguing three-act comedy was presented to the students of NC by the Dramatics Club. The play included the antics of an Italian ghost, a devil, and a nervous businessman who finally “dreamt” his way into a better lifestyle. Activities This unique program enables students here at NC to participate in everything from trivia to hiking. The main goals of each club are to get stu- dents involved and to promote a feeling of togetherness. Play-Cast Make-Up Mrs. Zagata Dramatics Miss Kline and Mrs. Laurito 98 Fore ns ICS Miss Kayden Archery r Mr. Ricketts and Mr. Kelly 99 What comes next? Special Publications Mr. Chervenak Trivia Club Mr Berendt and Mr. Previte Spanish Clu t) Senor Rey 101 French Club Miss Hancharick Wood Shop Mr. Miller 102 Metal Shop Mr. Churella Sportsmen’s Club Mr. J. F. Frontino and Mr. J. A. Frontino 103 104 jM Who — me? Chess Club Mr. Rocco Co-Ed Volleyball Mr. Magulick Golf Mr. Pavlock Dart Club Mr. Yuhas 105 Ping Pong Mrs. Shutty Media Club Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Konitsky 106 Student Librarians Mr. Krug Tumbling Mrs. Kosto 107 V'.J I think I want to go home. Ski Club I hope it doesn’t break. 108 Flyin’ high. Before or after Mambo? JOSEPH ADAMS MARC STEVENS mini:� PENN CAMBRIA SCHOLASTIC QUIZ TEAM MEMBERS: Jo Ann Mazor, Captain — Tom Yubas, Kevin Baron, Fernando Perott, Arnold Bernard, Alberto Rey. Scholastic Quiz This year's Scholastic Quiz team achieved a very high degree of success by winning two out of their three matches. Their hard work and endurance paid off when they defeated Penn Cambria and Connemaugh Valley for a total of $1200 in scholarships. The sponsors and practice members, Mr. Blair T. Leonard, Mrs. Marjorie Linden, Mr. Richard Zanella, Mr. John A. Frontino, Tom Rocco, and Weldon Wenturine should all be commended, along with the team members, for the fine job they have done and the great recognition our school has received as a result of their efforts. N. C. Award Winners 109 National Honor Society Three seniors and ten juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society this year. All of the induc- tees received a yellow rose to honor their individual academic success. Along with their sponsors. Miss Kayden and Miss Kline, the members attended a din- ner. OLD MEMBERS: Row 1: Dianna Dolges, Jenny Conner, Kathi Lubert. Row 2: Arnie Ber- nard, Tom Yuhas, Lori Mulraney, Patty Zanella. NEW MEMBERS: Row 1: Ray Sutilia, Rita Prandi, JoAnn Mazor, Marie Sholtis, Rebecca Fisanick, Debbie Dumm, Gigi Marino. Row 2: Kevin Baron, Fernando Perott, Betty Wasilko, Cheryl Peles, Denise Gressley, Denise Rematt. Prom ’78 The Prom is usually one of the biggest events of the year and this year was no exception. It took many months of planning and a solid week of hard work to make the gym fit the 1978 Prom theme. “Come Sail Away With Me.” Under the new supervision of Mrs. Dolansky and Miss Barkhymer, the romantic atmosphere of docks, ships, and the sea made an evening with that special date a night to always remember. Prom Planning Committee in 2nd Runners Up: Lori Mulraney and Chico Rev 112 1 3rd Runners Up: Karen McCormick and Randy Abrams Deb Farrell and nners Don Pallone Sr. Trip Three bus-loads of crazy seniors, headed for Washington D.C., departed early on the soggy morning of May 24th. After nearly three hours of riding, we arrived at the Washington Zoo only to be drenched again by the rain. Along with visiting historical sights, we seniors enjoyed a dinner-theater and a boatride on the Potomac. Although most of us never got more than three hours of sleep a night, the trip was really worth it. Graduation Dr. James P. Gallagher, guest speaker We are the champions” Commencement exercises were held on Friday, June 2, 1978, for the Class of ’78. After receiving a diploma and rose, along with many congratulations and much advice, each graduate started a new beginning. Rev. John R. Sasway 116 117 BITUMINOUS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC HOMETOWN MERCHANTS Box 248 Barnesboro, Pennsylvania yo u fi, Independent Insurance § agent • SERVES you FIRST C. L. Jones G. W. Acker President Vice-President 948-7004 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1978 NATHANS CLOTHING STORE On the square Barnesboro, PA WOJCIK JEWELERS Your High School Ring Headquarters Barnesboro, PA Delivery in 2-4 Weeks ;« aje j« jjc� ;« j c ;« :« ;« ;« ;« je $ a;« ;« ;« ;« 3;« je 5;« ; � ;« :«3 jc « $ ;« s;c ; ;« ;t ; “WHERE PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE” {C 3 3 jje 3 3 ale t 3 t jje ale a sje 3 a sje � Jc sjs sjc sje j c $ sje :•« LAUREL NATIONAL BANK “A Full Service Bank” 119 D'ANDREA PHARMACY Bigler Ave. and N. First Street Spangler, PA 948-7950 CHARLSONS FURNITURE 948-6251 Barnesboro, PA RIVERSIDE MARKET Spangler, PA SOTTILE DRY CLEANERS Bigler Ave. Spangler WNCC RADIO Coal Country’s Leading Radio Station AL'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. 905 N. 17th Street Barnesboro 948 7880 Compliments of TOM'S PRO HARDWARE 120 Best Wishes to the Class of '78 McCulloch FARRELL SALES SERVICE R.D. Box 134 Nicktown, PA DUMM LUMBER CO. Building Supplies Spangler, PA BARNESBORO MUSIC MART Compliments of BARNESBORO SHOP N' SAVE SUPERMARKET Congratulations Seniors! 121 FARRELL LUMBER CO., INC. Box 134 Nicktown, R.D. 948-6030 Compliments of BRUNETT FORD Good Luck to the Class of '78 Barnesboro A P Best Wishes H R BLOCK PAUL'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family W. C. WETZEL AGENCY Insurance — Bonds Barnesboro, PA ZANELLA'S CLOTHING Phone: 948-6240 Barnesboro, PA 22 Good Luck Seniors! AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 948-8200 Barnesboro HIDDEN VALLEY COMMUNICATIONS Serving Industries F.M. John Valeria John Farrell Compliments of HOOVER GAS OIL 948-6960 Spangler, PA Harold Hoover, Owner Compliments of V J's RESTAURANT 123 WATTERS BROS. Drug Store Barnesboro, Pennsylvania PENO AUTO PARTS Three NAPA Stores to Serve You! 948-5729 Barnesboro LENTINE CHEVROLET New and Used Cars and Trucks 948-9500 803 Chestnut Ave. Barnesboro, PA HOPKINS'GAS SERVICE BARNESBORO NEWS STAND Maple and 10th St. 948-9964 FRIEDMAN'S LADIES STORE 1014 Philadelphia Ave. Barnesboro SABELLA'S RESTAURANT 520 Philadelphia Ave. 948-6210 ‘Advertise in the Star” 24 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SPANGLER 1904 — Seventy-Four Years of Independent Banking — 1978 Spangler, PA 948-6410 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Friendly Bank FRANK'S TV Sales and Service Admiral 1108 Philadelphia Ave. Barnesboro, PA Congratulations to the Class of '78 From SALEM AND STARGELL MOTORS Congratulations Graduates! BARNES TUCKER COMPANY An ALCO Standard Company and An Equal Opportunity Employer 1912 Chestnut Avenue Barnesboro, PA 15714 125 SHERRY APPLIANCE Major Brands Maytag — Monarch — Gibson Admiral — Sunbeam — Hoover Sales and Service 17 10th St., Barnesboro 948-8550 LARRY'S LAB Super 8 and 16 mm Film and Processing North 1 st Street Spangler, PA 948-7361 WESTOVER INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance First National Bank Building Phone: 948-7020 Spangler, PA 15775 John Roberts Class Rings World’s Finest KOLIER’S JEWELRY J.V. HAMMOND COMPANY North 1st Street Spangler, PA 126 CAMBRIA SAVINGS LOAN There’s a Big Difference Where You Save Continue Your Education With a Convenient Low-Cost Education Loan 10th Street Barnesboro, PA 7 SEAS PET WORLD On the Square” Barnesboro 948-5663 MARINO'S HOME AUTO 127 T ALMA MATER Hail to Thee y 0 Northern Cambria. We With Reverence Sing to Thee Of Our Love and Our Devotion, fr Of Our Faith i and Loyalty. We Will Cherish Thy Protection. We Will Strive to Win Thee Fame. We Will Thirst for Thine Affection. We Will Always Love Thy Name.