Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1973 volume:

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Now is the time to build new concepts . . . to open the .mind and unlock the soul. 1 1 1 x ' 1 R 4 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 4 1 1 1 1 I K 1 1 3 . - 4 1 e,.1 AJ 4 ' 'gen W t - f0y Is Youth and the electric thrill of new adventures. 5 K W' 3 ,fn wi ,V 1 ZW Tw f 'uw 'U U3 LU J u l SHARE J N f !fM x At ire - Awaken man is a receptacle of lzfe . . . an eeee ,f..,.,qnr4 '- W A . x' A+ -W , 017671 to I L .5 9 ..... K ., everything around him. Hear Touch h Taste See Grow There Is ci Time for Truth a time to question mg W Now is the time for change . . voice opinions . . dissent. E Adapt to the Times A with careful consideration Work to make the present a meaningful past. . r gm i n I i T x N 1 v 5 w i r I i 1 I0 i f S ar 1nn-1:1 2 , . , ,A ---M ya, ,, 'M . fy AF Q 2511 A 9' wma A' f1 !k'eX'54 AM , U I ' 4 sis. yn-nn i. 3 2 9. fx ,W H , A O M.XeT,, H19 was ww 'Ms Learning Does Not Stop at graduation There is always the need for growth . . . for insights Revelations 4 L, W V ::.ii w-H 'wW People pages 1 4-1 03 Events pages 1 04-135 Organizations pages 136-167 Athletics pages 1 68-1 98 Patrons pages 199-223 V77 5 I k e V Cm-- People Each person, is a new experience Ewnllnvhvm Y -wnnmvmp 3:4 Umnuwuam ,Mmm-..,.,gm 59 . Friendshzp is the key to inner growth THE SENIOR CLASS OF 973 X 'i N - P. ' .Aww A ,.qN I-.'., X, N' I X. I . V .T 4 , t XP: 'I .u .- Bob Mathas - a picture of senior enthusiasm!! I6 President, Vito Zingarelli Vice President, Jackie Adams Secretary, Mary JO Wolk Treasurer, Bill Hamilton Advisor, Mr. Hagan I is rg, x M. sf' - sis t s s 'Slam' W sssis t..,,114W,, s, 'XM A . ii ,,,,,,Qji-rii ..i. M S 2 The parade of seniors appears on the following pagesg in the photo above, members of the graduat- ing class turn in their proofs and at the same time tell the photographer which portrait is to appear in the yearbook. Senior class officers, Bill Hamilton, Mary Jo Wolk, Vito Zingarelli, and Jackie Adams have lunch with their advisor, Mr. Hagan, top. is! THE CLASS OF 19 3 REGINA ACCURTI JACKIE ADAMS College Immediate Business Employment EILEEN ALTMAN Future Plans Undecided JANET ANDERSON Marriage DAVID BAKER Immediate Business KATHY BAKER Employment College JAMES ABRAHAM Future Plans Undecided TIMOTHY ALEANDRI Rosedale Technical School, Mechanic JAMES AUBERLE Pennsylvania State University LYN DA BALASCHAK University of Pittsburgh, Anesthesiology MARK ABRAHAM University of Pittsburgh, Broadcasting MARK ALLEGRO Trade School, Construction Engineering GREGORY BABICZ Point Park College, Journalism JESSE BALLANTYNE Military Service, Air Force LOIS ABRETSKE Westmoreland County Community College, Accounting ANDREW ALLENBAUGH Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Social Sciences MICHAEL BACHE University of Pittsburgh Pre-medicine MICHELLE BALLOUGH Clarion State College, Mathematics DIANE BANKS Bouder Fashion College JEFFREY BARGER Pennsylvania State University, Civil Engineering WILLIAM BARNES Future Plans Undecided SUE BARRICK West Virginia University, Psychology STEPHEN BASSLER Missionary KAREN BATTAGLINI Business School, Medical Secretary LOUISE BATYKO College, Psychology JEFF BEATTY Future Plans Undecided JOHN BEHR University of Pittsburgh, Liberal Arts SHARON BERNOSKI St. Francis School of Nursing 'G MARY LYNN BENCH Earth Free School, Farming WILLIAM BERTOK College, Education SENIORS JANET BERGER Immediate Business Employment JAMES BISH Milimry Service, Army E Strange sights move through the halls of Norwin as wandering students pause for a moment to present one of the weirdes conglomerations of hall passes ever viewed. I 'Q Rgggqs SENIORS JOHN BOLF Future Plans Undecided PHILIP BRADFORD Geneva College, Accounting KERRY BO'I'I'I Potomac State College THOMAS BRADLEY Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM BLACK Immediate Business Employment GARY BLAIR Future Plans Undecided GARY BLANCHARD Future Plans Undecided SUSAN BLANCHARD Nursing DEBRA BLASKO Pennsylvania State University, Child Development DONNA BLASKO Future Plans Undecided ROBERT BLEHART College, Biology REBECCA BOLD Future Plans Undecided BEVERLY BRACCO Kent State University DEBBORAH BRANNICK Carnegie Mellon University, Fine Arts .Sas BARBARA BRANT Slippery Rock State College, Political Science JOHN BRIGODE Future Plans Undecided .IAMES BROWN Future Plans Undecided KENNETH BROWN Future Plans Undecided KIM BUCHANAN Future Plans Undecided CARRY BUCKHOLZ Future Plans Undecided KEITH BULLOCH Military Service, Navy RUTH BURNSIDE Marriage MITCHELL BUSH Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM BUSH Immediate Business Employment DAVID BUTLER Future Plans Undecided TERRY BUTLER Future Plans Undecided CHERYL BUTTON College, Recreational Leadership .IUSTINE CAKANAC Seton Hill College, Optometry MARK CALABRASE Immediate Business Employment, F.G.S. Foundry Worker CHARLENE CALLAM Future Plans Undecided MARILYN CAMPBELL Marriage LINDA CANNON Russell Sage College, Physical Therapy MARK CAPETS College, Education for the Deaf fs , s 2 T GERALD CAPUTO Future Plans Undecided DEBORAH CARR Seton Hill College, Psychology WILLIAM CARUTHERS University of Michigan, Pre-Law RICHARD CASSARINO Rosedale Technical Institute ARLENE CASSIDAY Indiana Central College, Liberal Arts LYNNE CASSIDAY Ivy School of Professional Art MICHAEL GARY CERVI Future Plans Undecided MARIA CHIEA Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Fashion Illustration KEITH CHOBY Future Plans Undecided STEVE CHOMANICS Immediate Business Employment CHRISTIAN CIFONE Future Plans Undecided LYNN CISZEK College KAREN CLEMENTS Westmoreland County Community College KAREN CLINEBELL Greensburg Beauty Academy WILLIAM CLOHESSY Future Plans Undecided COLLEEN CLOUCHERTY Immediate Business Employment DIANNE COMMUNALE Art Institute of Pittsburgh CHRISTINE CONDI Edinboro State College JACQUELINE COOK Airline Reservationist GARY COOPER Indiana State University of Pennsylvania, Mathematics JANE COOPER West Virginia Wesleyn College LORETTA COSTA Bradford Business School SUSAN CURRY Business Careers Institute SUSAN COOPER Duff's Business School SHAWN CRAWFORD Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM DAERR Edinboro State College KEVIN DALE Pennsylvania State University, Biology WILLIAM DALTON SENIOR S Future Plans Undecided PATRICIA DAMICO College, Home Economics WILLIAM COOPER Trade School LINDA CROOKSTON Future Plans Undecided CYNTHIA DAILY Atlantic School of Airline Training RUTH CORSIE Future Plans Undecided JOYCE CRUMMY Bradford Business School DEBORAH DAKIN Michigan Smte University, History SHARON CORSIE Airline Reservationist CYNTHIA CUBARNEY Immediate Business Employment LYNN DAKIN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Education for the Mentally Retarded , -- 7- X sg E Hard work and determination by students such as .lean Wiles and Janice Graft transformed a common gym into a beautiful Grecian garden for the annual .Iunior-Senior Prom. CHERYL Dc-:ARMITT Juniata College, Social Science KEITH DENALE College MARLENE DERMORE College, Social Work MARY DEMEK Immediate Business Employemnt GARY DePALMA Immediate Business Employment, The Tree LINDA DeTILL Seton Hill College, Parapsychology Lumber KATHLEEN DEVENNEY Indiana University of Pennsylvania Nursing BRADFORD DEVEY Grove City College, Pre-Law JAMES DIAMOND College, Horticulture KATHLEEN DICE Optician's Institute, Opticianary ROBERT DiCRISTOFARO College, Law Administration and Enforcement WILLIAM DOERNTE Future Plans Undecided 'At Ahhh, i I 2 l if SENIOR English class is more than just grammar when a short play results in a birthday party for Darcy Hawk. PATRICK DILLMAN Pennsylvania State University, Electronics ROBERT DOMAN Military Service, Air Force SENIORS Columbia Hospital School AMY DIXON of Nursing College CAROL DOPKOSKY HERBERT DOUGHERTY College Future Plans Undecided ,,,,,..--M ,I 1? JAMES DOW Clarion State College, Elementary Education RICHARD DOWNES Military Service, Army RUSSELL DROZDIAK Washington and Jefferson College Pre-Medical JANET DRYLIE Indiana University of Pennsylvania Home Economics CHRISTINA DUDIK Immediate Business Employment DOROTHY DUNCAN Practical Nursing KAREN DUNCAN Grove City College, German WILLIAM DUNLAP Edinboro State College, Psychology BEI I Y DUNN Immediate Business Employment MAUREEN DUNN Immediate Business Employment MARYANN DURMIS School of Computer Technology DARLENE EARL Immediate Business Employemnt MARCHELLE EHRENFELD Future Plans Undecided CHARLES EICHELBERGER Future Plans Undecided LYNETTE EISAMAN College, Medical Therapy WILLIAM ELDER College MICHAEL ENGLISH Westmoreland County Community College Conservation MARY ESSAY Nursing DEBRA FALLAS Indiana Hospital School of Nursing DEBORAH FAULISI Immediate Business Employment RAN DAL FERENCE Immediate Business Employment CHARLES FE'I'I'ER Military Service .IANICE FICHTNER Business School MARLA FILOTEI Nursing DANIEL FITZHENRY College, Pre-Medicine CHERYL FLACK College, Home Eco no mics DANIEL FLAHERTY Westmoreland County Community College GILBERT FLODINE Slippery Rock State College, Mathematics CHERYL FORSYTH Pennsylvania State University Psychology JUDITH FOX Future Plans Undecided MICHAEL FOX Pittsburgh Technical Institute, Industrial Design DEBORAH FRAME Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Interior Design DIANE FREED Ohio State University, Veterinary Medicine JAMES FRIEND Shippensburg State College, Mathematics CHRISTINE FROWEN Immediate Business Employment GARY FULMER Pennsylvania State University, Agriculture JEFFREY FULMER Trade School JANET FULTON Bradford Business School MARY FUNDIS Bradford Business School, Legal Secretary 'ND' XM Y Xh SIS? ,cis-as-, f s s 6 L 3 we X i as .zz 5 N if it X, sf an gi we Q A C N I '- QS ,, 3 ! Lis? id ALBERT FUNK Immediate Business Employment JUDY GAGLIARDI Pittsburgh Beauty Academy KENNETH GALLEY College, Political Science SUSAN GARDINER Immediate Business Employment, Dance Teacher RICHARD GARLOW Immediate Business Employment DEBORAH GARRETI' Bradford Business College MARY GARRITY College, Pre-Law LINDA GASPAROVIC Immediate Business Employment LINDA GEBADLO Immediate Business Employment THOMAS GELZHISER Edinboro State College, Political Science JEAN N E GEORGE Marriage JOANNE GEORGE Indiana University of Pennsylvania JEAN GERGELY Future Plans Undecided GREGORY GILBERT University of Northern Colorado SANDRA GILLESPIE Seton Hill College, Photography LINDA GILSON Airline Reservationist DEBORAH GIOVENGO Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM GOE Future Plans Undecided CAROL GONGAWARE Immediate Business Employment DONALD GONGAWARE Military Service, Marines ROY CONGAWARE Future Plans Undecided HAROLD GRABER Pennsylvania State University, Nuclear Engineering JOSEPH GRANDEY Future Plans Undecided CARRY GREBA Future Plans Undecided GEORGE GRGURIC Immediate Business Employment ANDREW CROSKO Pennsylvania State University, Biology DARLENE GROUSIS Immediate Business Employment SUSAN GONOS School of Computer Technology, Computer Programming JANICE GRAFT Pennsylvania State University, Nursing LATRICIA GRANNY Future Plans Undecided Is Mike Ropele looking for a fast exit or just viewing the hectic scramble for the busses below? -av QD-I 'Tiff' RHONDA GROVES Immediate Business Employment DENISE HALEY 'Future Plans Undecided DAYNA HANSON College, Sociology MARCIA HABERMAN Future Plans Undecided TIMOTHY HAMILTON Immediate Business Employment DOUGLAS HARKER College, Turf Crass Management SUSAN HAGAN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Art WILLIAM HAMILTON Allegheny College, Biology CHARLES HARRIS Military Service, Marines MAUREEN HAKALA Immediate Business Employment MICHAEL HAMMER Edinboro State College, Psychology TERRY HARRISON Pennsylvania State University, Forestry SANDRA HARTER Business School LORI HARTUNG Carlow College, Nursing KAREN HASSAN Duquesne University, Pre-Law RITA HALAS College, Business Administration JOHN HANCOCK Pennsylvania State University Landscape Architecture SANDRA HART Business School DARCY HAWK Future Plans Undecided SUSAN HELLMAN Future Plans Undecided RICHARD HERBSTER Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Music Education JANET HIGHLANDS Robert Morris College Nas:-1 Q X ttne '- ,,.W,, - :u sa iit gi! g ' 'ii t ,. i,.1 U 1 fifths w KAREN HAXEL Pittsburgh Beauty Academy JAMES HEMPEL Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM HERD Georgia Tech, Engineering ROBERT HILL Future Plans Undecided GERALD HAYBURN Technical School WENDY HENDERSON Erie Business Center, Medical Secretary BARBARA HERDMAN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Business Education RUSSELL HILL Future Plans Undecided SANDRA HAYES Marriage MALCOLM HENRY Future Plans Undecided MARY COLLETFE HICKEY Immediate Business Employment CARL HIXSON Future Plans Undecided KATHY HEAD Tennessee Temple College Christian Elementary Education SHARON HENSBERGER Future Plans Undecided DEBORAH HICGENBOTHAM Immediate Business Employment DENISE HOFFMAN Immediate Business Employment JAMES CRAIG HORSMAN Trade School, Welding DEBORAH HUDSON Business School RONALD HUMMERT State Police Academy PATTI E ISKI Marriage MICHAEL HORVATH College, Pre-Dental DENISE HUEMME Immediate Business Employment MICHAEL HYNES Trade School Auto Mechanics GERALD .IADLOCKI Immediate Busmess Employment JEFFERY HOUSER Technical School, Mechanics ROSEMARY HUGO College DEBBIE ISENBERG Immediate Business Employment PATRICIA .IOBES Robert Morris College Secretarial Admmlstratlon Apprehensive glances assure Barb Piatt that the sky isnlt falling during a physics experiment with twirling weights. SEN101-QS DIANE JOHNSON Immediate Business Employment ERIC JOHNSON Pittsburgh Technical Institute, Architecture PAUL JOHNSON Bob Jones University RUTH JOHNSON Wheeler School, Fashion Merchandising JOHN JOHNSTON Electronics Institute MARLENE JOHNSTON Immediate Business Employment NORMAN JOHNSTON College, Music LINDA .IOLLIE Pennsylvania State University, Journalism CARY JONAS Immediate Business Employment RICHARD JORDAN Duquesne University, Business 'WMF 46- l' DARLA JONES Future Plans Undecided BRUCE J ORDANHAZY Cemetary Lettering SENIURS LINDA JONES Median School, Medical Assistant SHARON JOY Future Plans Undecided lwrw r-W-um, '-why JEFFREY KARAKO Duquesne University, Law Administration LINDA KARSNAK Carlow College, Speech and Hearing Disorders JO ANN KASTRONIS Modeling School GORDON KAYE Future Plans Undecided PATRICIA KEIM Immediate Business Employment KAREN KENNEDY Technical School, Mortuary Assistant SHARON KERRIGAN Immediate Business Employment JEFFREY KIFER Business Careers Institute Regina Accurti, Mary Marolt, Donna Blasko, and Tom Siegel step into the past and provide some harmonious entertainment for their history classmates. KEVAN KIFER Pittsburgh Technical Institute, .IENNIE KIMMEL Drafting Nursing PAULA KING KATHLEEN KINSEY Future Plans Undecided Future Plans Undecided LISA KING Future Plans Undecided O'I'I'O KIRALY Technical School, Commercial Art A ,MM SENIORS John Schake has found that Mrs. Wallis classes provided free hair styling instructions as he enjoys a break from the normal routine for one day. DEBBIE KIRSCH Immediate Business Employment DEBORAH KOCEVAR Immediate Business Employment JOHN KISEL Immediate Business Employment KATHLEEN KOCINSKY Future Plans Undecided PAMELA KISNER Immediate Business Employment ELIZABETH KOPKO Immediate Business Employment F TONI KLAUS JOYCE KLEPPINGER Marriage Future Plans Undecided MARK KOSKO GREGORY KOTCH Penn Technical Institute, Military Service, Electronics Navy ,gdleibili Y-s ,Q ,.,.,, ' a mdk V51 fi, I T : ,, S' ..,..,,, LAM if if - 'T - -.' ik S, gg ' K . 'AWP Qui, -xm.,,,m .IILL KRAMER Marriage JOSEPH KRAMER Trade School ANNE TONETTE KRIST Wilma Boyd Career School ROBERTA KRON Future Plans Undecided VICTORIA KUDZEY Business School JOSEPH KURP College, Engineering MARY KAY KUSTRA Future Plans Undecided MARK KUZNICKI Future Plans Undecided SCOTT LAKATOSH Business School, Business Administration BONNIE LANE Future Plans Undecided JOHN LAZAR College, Engineering SCOTT LEES Edinboro State College ELLA MAE LEHMAN Seton Hill College, Pre-Medicine THOMAS LEHNER College, Business Administration SUSAN LENHART Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Commercial Art PA'I'I'I LLEWELLYN Seton Hill College, Accounting CLADE LONG Future Plans Undecided RAYMOND LONG Immediate Business Employment SUSAN LORINCE Licensed Practical Nursing RALPH LUCKETI' Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM LYNCH Future Plans Undecided MARGARET LYON S Future Plans Undecided AUDREY MACARA Median School, Medical Secretary CYNTHIA MAKARA Bradford Business School, Secretarial Study ROBERT MAKSIMCHUK University of Pittsburgh, Electrical Engineering WILLIAM MALIS Military Service, Air Force DANIEL MAMROSE Immediate Business Employment KATHY MANCINE Marriage JANET MANTICH Trade School, Beautician JOHN MANZ Immediate Business Employment LINDA MARCEJ Business School, Data Processing TERRENCE MARDELL Technical School ANGELO MARINO Future Plans Undecided MARY MAROLT Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Musical Education CATHRYN MARSHALL Pennsylvania State University, Human Development .IOY MARSICO Bradford Business School PETER MARTINOVICS Future Plans Undecided KAREN MARTZ Art School KARL MASTELE Future Plans Undecided ROBERT MATHAS Indiana University of Pennsylvania Geoscience SUSAN MATIASIC Immediate Business Employment DIANE MATICK University of Pittsburgh, Physical Therapy DEBRA MAXEY Indiana University of Pennsylvania Psychology MARK MAYSTROVICH University of Pittsburgh THOMAS MCARAW Edinboro State College, Elementary Education LINDA McCABE Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM McCABE St. Vincent College, Pre-Law DAVID McCALLISTER Duquesne University, Law Administration KIM MCCAMANT Clarion State College, Sociology DANIEL MCCARTHY College NANCY MCCREERY Future Plans Undecided AUDREY MCCULLOUCH Carifornia State College, Elementary Education DEBORAH MCCULLOUGH College, Nursing BARBARA MCEWEN Future Plans Undecided JAMES MCHUGH Immediate Business Employment DAVID MCKEOWN Military Service, Air Force VICKI MCMUNN College, Medical Technology CAROLYN McNAUGHTON Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Spanish 'x CATHY MEDICH MAUREEN MEDVED College, Engineering Future Plans Undecided PEGGY MENEAR RICHARD MENZIES Flllllre P13115 Undedded Pennsylvania State University, Architecture PHILIP MIKOLAY College, Police KAREN MIKULA Immediate Business Employment TREVA MILBURN Tulane University, Language RONALD MILLBERG College BETTIE MILLER Immediate Business Employment CARL MILLER Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Mathematics MARK MILLER Future Plans Undecided NANCY MILLER School of Nursing PETER MEISTER Future Plans Undecided CHRISTOPHER MICHAELS Indiana State University, Criminology SENIOR 'EIPWA ROY MILLER DAVID MILNE PAMELA MILNE Future Plans Undecided Trade School, Professional Future Plans Undecided Fireman ROBIN MINKEL FRANK MODRAK College JAMES MINNICH Marshall University, College, Pre-Law Pre-Optometry K i-ii Golden flowers brighten the dress of spirited seniors during homecoming week. www Wtluv MICHAEL MOFFATI' Art Institute of Pittsburgh SUSAN MOFFATI' Pennsylvania State University, Elemenmry Education KIM MONCHAK Marriage GORDON MORETTON Allegheny College, Journalism DAVID MORGAN Future Plans Undecided KENNETH MORGAN Technical School, Electronics GEORGE MOSHO College SHARON MULARSKI Trade School, Airline Reservation TERRY MULARSKI College, Physical Education RODGER MUNDY Institute of Computer Management JO ANN MYCOFF Mount Aloysius, Occupational Therapy JOHN NECKERAUER Trade School MAIRI NELSON School of Nursing LINDA NICHOLSON Ivy School of Professional Art DAVID NIEWIARA Pennsylvania State University, Mathematics DIANE NOLL Mercy Hospital, Nursing NORA NORMAN Pennsylvania State University JOHN NOVAK College, Engineering KURT NOVOTNAK College, Engineering MILOS O'BRADOVICH Business School, Business Administration .IUDITH O'CONNELL Pittsburgh Beauty Academy .IOHN O'DONNELL College, Political Science AUDREY OCRODNIK Future Plans Undecided GUADALUPE OLAVE Seton Hill College, Fashion Buying HECTOR OLAVE Business School, Executive Management and Administration SUSAN OLDHAM Military Service, Marines in I 'X 5,3 N MARYLOU OMLOR Immediate Business Employment KATHLEEN O'I'I' Westmoreland County Community College, Funeral Director ANDREW ONOFRAY Ohio State University, Education JAMES OVERFIELD Clarion State College SENIORS MICHAEL OPALKO St. Vincent College, Political Science DANIEL PAGE Future Plans Undecided VALERIE ORIS Air Line School DAVID PALESKY Theil College, Theology CARA LEE OSTROM Clarissa School, Fashion Design SHARON PALOMBO Business School, Fashion Merchandising 7 ,Vi l During study halls students are supposed to l study, but Bill Caruthers, Rusty Graber, Chuck N Smidansky, and Colleen Clougherty seem to have 1 found time to socialize as well. School spirit is not only reflected on the face, but also on the dress of David Palesky as he proudly sports his rendi' tion of the do it yourself tee-shirt. SENIORS DENISE PAPP Douglas Business School EDWARD A. PARLAK Trade School, Horticulture CLIFFORD PAULUS Future Plans Undecided MARY PEDDICORD Future Plans Undecided ROBERT PARKHAM Future Plans Undecided MARK PARRIS University of Michigan, Pre-Law LINDA PAVLIC West Virginia University, Pharmacy HOWARD FENCE Technical School, Computer Programming DONNA PATOSKY Marriage JOHN PAWLAK College, Marine Biologist PAUL PENDELL College, Business Administration K ,,, vvtssstv 5 vsvs - 'fszfhez f Q, ' 7 STEPHEN PERICHAK College, Missionary field GARY PETRUSKI Future Plans Undecided KATHY PIESIK Westmoreland County Community College, Accounting PATRICIA PLECENIK Duquesne University, Pharmacy KIM PERKINS Mount Aloysius College, Occupational Therapy SUSAN PFROGNER Westmoreland County Community College, Nursing GEORGE PILIPOVICH Duquesne University, Music SUSAN POHL Future Plans Undecided BENJAMIN PETERS College, Criminology MICHAEL PHEIL Lehigh University, Engineering SANDRA PIRL Robert Morris College, Secretarial Study DEBORAH POMYCALA Nursing School SUSAN PETRISKO Immediate Business Employment RICHARD PHILLIPS Future Plans Undecided PATRICIA PISAREK Business School STEPHEN PONCHAK John Hopkins University, Pre-medicine Nbr' DAVID PETROCSKO Future Plans Undecided BARBARA PIATT Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Math Education MARSHA PLANK Immediate Business Employment JUDY PONITZ Seton Hill College, Fashion Merchandising 'Nr , ,.,, .. X , 'V 1 CURT POPOVIC Future Plans Undecided KATHLEEN POTFHOFF Future Plans Undecided TIMOTHY POWERS Future Plans Undecided RUSSELL PREISACH Future Plans Undecided MICHAEL PRENGAMAN Carnegie-Mellon University, Physics DENNIS RADER Military Service, Navy TERRI REBICH University of Pittsburgh SUSAN PROCIOUS Future Plans Undecided ROBERT RAE Rosedale Technical School, Mechanic PATRICIA REUSCH Bradford Business School CHARLES PROVAN Bob Jones University, Pre-medicine LESLEY RAGEN Immediate Business Employment DENISE RICHARDSON Art Institute of Pittsburgh DEBORAH PRY Shadyside Hospital School of Nursing KATHY RAIN Immediate Business Employment ERIC RINKER St. Vincent College, Engineering DARLENE PRZYDZIAL Immediate Business Employment, Mellon Bank CONSTANCE RALPH Future Plans Undecided RENE RINKER Immediate Business Employment ROBIN ROBERTSON Future Plans Undecided DENISE ROBINSON Future Plans Undecided DEBORAH ROMINSKI Immediate Business Employment DEBORAH ROBINSON College of Hagerstown, Maryland KITTY ROBINSON Marriage MICHAEL ROPELE United States Army Special Forces ROXANNE RITACCO Indiana University of Pennsylvania DENNIS RITTENHOUSE Indiana University of Pennsylvania Optometry ALICE ROBARE Future Plans Undecided HARRY ROBARE Trade School Gary Johnson and Mark Kosko appear to be waiting for the afternoon bus, but the expression on their faces seem to indicate more. Perhaps they are waiting for enough snow to fall to cancel school. -W-,,..,,,,,,,,mW VMMMWMMM wW,.,,-W,, f -ta ..i,.,,. u - :wa WVVV W .W-W..W,,. W1-'Mwm..,n,b,M, 'Mme-u 'W WA 'm'Wf-Q-M..,,..c A f H ii EDWARD ROSEMEYER College HARVEY ROSENBERGER Automotive Technical School, Body Repair CHERYL ROSENGARTH Immediate Business Employment VICKI ROSS Immediate Business Employment GEORGE ROSSO Duquesne University, Pharmacy JEFFREY RUTKOWSKI Pennsylvania State University, Business Administration .IENNIE RYLANDER Immediate Business Employment DONNA SABOL Montefiore Hospital, Liliane S. Kaufmann School of Nursing DEBRA SAELLO Immediate Business Employment DIANE SAKAL Pennsylvania State University, Merchandising PATRICK SAMERY Military Service, Army IACQUELINE SAMUEIS Trade School, Airline Training LINDA SASS Future Plans Undecided KAREN SAUNDERS Pennsylvania State University, Art DEBORAH SAVAGE Montefiore Hospital, Liliane S. Kaufmann School of Nursing DAVID SAVASTA College DONALD SAXMAN Technical School, Game Commissioner BARBARA SCHADE Immediate Business Employment JOHN SCHAKE College .IOHN SCHLANGER St. Francis College, History sig Xrr'eet A e-., ' 'WE CARRIE SCHMIDT Immediate Business Employment Waitress THOMAS SCHMITI' College JOHN SCHORK Future Plans Undecided MARY JO SCHULTZ Community College of Allegheny County Nursing ANTOINETTE SCOZZARO Bauder Fashion College, Fashion Merchandising PATRICE SELIA Immediate Business Employment MARK SEMAN Future Plans Undecided REBECCA SERRO Immediate Business Employment VINCENT SHAFFER Florida State University, Criminology LANCE SHAFLEY Pennsylvania State University RITA SHANE Pennsylvania State University, Journalism GAIL SHARPENBERG West Virginia University, Dental Hygienist BEVERLY SHAW Bradford Business School, Secretarial Study JOHN SHAW Future Plans Undecided JOSEPH SHEPHERD Future Plans Undecided DIANE SHERMAN Marriage JANE SHIELDS Immediate Business Employment HARRY SHIELDS Immediate Business Employment SANDRA SHIRLEY Pittsburgh Beauty Academy MARK SHIVY Culinary Institute of America CYNTHIA Sl-IOAF Slippery Rock State College, Elementary Education MELINDA SHORSHER University of Pittsburgh, Physical Therapy LAUREN SHRANATAN Nursing School ARLENE SHUBOCK Chatam College, Journalism THOMAS SIEGEL University of Pittsburgh, Pre-medicine PEGGY SIMPSON Business School, Fashion Merchandising DAVID SLAF KA College, Business Administration ROBIN SLEIGH Lafayette College, International Relations SUSAN SLYE Clarion State College, Biology JOHN SMALIGO Point Park College, Education for the Mentally Retarded DONALD SMATLAK Future Plans Undecided CHARLES SMIDANSKY College .IUDITH SMITH Greensburg Beauty Academy Beautician RANDY SMITH College JOSEPH SMOLA College, Wildlife Management and Conservation MADELYN SMOODY Duquesne University, Political Science PAUL SNYDER College, Hotel and Food Service KATHLEEN SOYKE Future Plans Undecided 48 wfq f,-,.,:z . B an Itii A -- r ,N J 1, wr' W-.-m...., g 4 , af' , t 1- 4.-n !il:,fz1.is ' . , . ,H n SANDRA SPIKER Immediate Business Employment ROBERT STRACHAN Wake Forest University, Pre-medicine DEBORAH STANTON Edinboro State College, Speech and Hearing Therapy ROBERT SCOTT STRAIT United States Military Academy, West Point, Civil Engineering BARBARA STECK College, Professional Clown DIANE STRANCIS Westmoreland County Community College, Real Estate SENIOR Practical demonstrations capture every student's attention as Mr. Occhuzzio lectures on the physi- cal laws of the universe. CHARLES STICKEL University of Pittsburgh, Pre-Law CONN IE STUCHEL Pennsylvania State University, Medical Technology JOHN STILTZ Future Plans Undecided PATRICIA SURMACZ Future Plans Undecided SUSAN SUSANG Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Speech Pathology MERIDETH SUTTER Carnegie-Mellon University, Music PAULA SVEC Allegheny College, Pre-veterinary Medicine DOROTHY SWOPE Technical School, Fashion Design and Merchandising Charles Eichelberger pauses to offer some thought to a topic of prime concern to seniors the future. RANDI SWOPE Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Nursing CLAUDIA TANTLINGER College, Special Education EDWARD TAYLOR Rosedale Technical School, Mechanic DEBRA SZYMANSKI Seton Hill College, Art LISA TARANTINO St. Francis Hospital of New Castle, School of Nursing LAWRENCE TAYLOR Pennsylvania State University, Mechanical Engineering TERI THEOBALD Marriage WENDY THOMPSON Immediate Business Employment THOMAS TOMKO College, Physical Education SUSAN THOMAS Mercy Hospital School of Nursing AMY THORNTON Immediate Business Employment LOREEN TORNBLOM Seton Hill College, Elementary Education SUSAN JEAN THOMAS Future Plans Undecided RICHARD THORNTON Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM TRAILL Immediate Business Employment JEFFREY TEETS Grove City College, Business Administration ROBERT TEKACH University of Pittsburgh, Chemistry WRINTHA TEMPLETON Future Plans Undecided WILLIAM THOMAS Pennsylvania State University, Engineering TERRI TOBIAS Future Plans Undecided MARSHA TREMBATH West Virginia Weslyan, Home Economics DEBRA THOMPSON Immediate Business Employment .IANET TODD Immediate Business Employment GARY TROCHECK Future Plans Undecided THEODORE TRUSZKA Technical School MARILYN TRYGAR College JOYCE TURNER Immediate Business Employment DAVID TURNSHEK Villanova University, Astrophysics SUSAN UNNONE Immediate Business Employment PATRICIA VAIN Marriage ROBERT VAN RYN Future Plans Undecided JANICE VARGO Business Careers Institute, Secretarial JERRY VARGO Trade School VICKIE VARGO Chicago School of Interior Design DALE VARSAFSKY College, Pre-Law DAVID VENZIN Pittsburgh Technological Institute Drafting JAY VENZIN Future Plans Undecided FRANK VIECELI Business Careers Institute, Business Administration DARYL VINCENT Future Plans Undecided JOHN VOCKLEY Future Plans Undecided AGNES VOYTKO Immediate Business Employment DEBRA VOZAR Wilma Boyd Career School, Airline Stewardess STEVEN VUCIC Future Plans Undecided BARBARA WAGNER West Virginia University, Physical Therapy VF . 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BEVERLY WACNER University of Pittsburgh, ,lohnstown Campus, Nursing CLIFFORD WAGNER Future Plans Undecided NANCY WAHL College, English PA'I'I'I IO WALLEY Immediate Business Employment GAY WALLACE College, Architecture LON WALP Immediate Business Employment LAVERN WARD Future Plans Undecided MARK WASZCZAK College, Business Administration LINDA WATSON Immediate Business Employment ROBERT WEAVER Immediate Business Employment LEWIS WEBER Immediate Business Employment TIMOTHY WEINSCHENKER University of Pittsburgh, Aeronautical Engineering DEBRA WEST Future Plans Undecided KATHY WEYANDT Future Plans Undecided RUSSELL VAUGHN WEYANT Milimry Service, Navy MARY WHETSEL Future Plans Undecided DAVID WICHROWSKI College, Political Science THEWL WIESE Immediate Business Employment DAVID WIGLE College, Engineering JEAN WILES Median School, Dental Assisting SENIURS WILLIAM WILEY Future Plans Undecided LLOYD WILLIAMS Future Plans Undecided SUSAN WILLS Future Plans Undecided BRADLEY WINGROVE Military Service, Army KIM WISNER Duff's Business School, Courtroom Reporter MICHAEL WOLFE Future Plans Undecided TANA RAE WOLFE College, Psychobiology MARY .IO WOLK Pennsylvania State University, Consumer Service SARA LOUISE WORMALD Leeds University, English Literature .IUDITH WUCHINA Washington and Jefferson College, Veterinary Medicine SUSAN WYSOCKI School of Computer Technology MICHAEL YANAK Westmoreland County Community College, History MICHAEL YANIZESKI Future Plans Undecided THOMAS YOST Technical School, Industrial Engineering TIMOTHY YURICK Military Service, Navy DEBORAH YUSKO Seton Hill College, Home Economics DEBORAH ZAVORA College DAVID ZEMINSKI Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Criminology DAVID ZFZZA Military Service, Air Force CHARLOTTE ZGONC Marriage E was may a as is KEVIN ZHUKAS Future Plans Undecided VITO ZINGARELLI University of Pittsburgh, Pre-medicine JAMES ZISKA Pennsylvania State University, Law JOHN ZONA Triangle School of Drafting and Art JULIE ZONA Airline Reservationist ZOE ANN ZONTEK Indiana Hospital School of Nursing SANDRA ZURICH Immediate Business Employment MEM ORIAM 3' ,, L, Q 'f 11 , ' 4 MAR Y WRIGHT FEBRUARY 16, 1954 - DECEMBER 11, 1972 4922 MARK TA YLOR SEPTEMBER 16, 1955 - DECEMBER 25, 1972 U DER CLASSME Is Norma Piatt getting engaged? No, she and Terry Rob- erts, far right are having their fingers measured for class rings - an activity as important to underclassmen as senior pictures are to seniors. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Denise Fichtner Secretary Kevin Albert Treasurer Mark Alberts President Karen Gerard Vice-President SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ann Hoffman Treasurer Gay Bertani Secretary Pam McGhen Vice-President Mike Gelzhiser President .m.. h 5 XA 5 kx', f- ,,,- ff., . fi Y X 5 ff 5 Q Underclassmen supported the yearbook very well. The students at the left are waiting to make their PENNON purchase. Then look below. A dull class? Did Mr. Bluhm put this quartet of juniors to sleep? Actually these students are about to enter a hypnotic state as a result of the efforts of a hypnotist Mr. Bluhm invited to his chemistry class. TECH SCHOOL U DER CLASS- MEN ROW 1: E. Kramer, B. Congaware, P. Hasel- barth, A. Guidas, M. Coughenhour. ROW 2: P. Sedlak, H. Bradshaw, C. Samery, J. Adams, T. Motchar. ROW 1: D. Marks, D. Dudley, P. Grabowsky, C. Soyke, G. Mitchell, T. Clark, A. Kustra. ROW 2: W. Kane, R. Shaw, M. Squires, R. Fox, D. Cos- chik, B. Ryan, B. Flesik, B. Llewellyn. ROW 3: D. Klipa, R. Sebula, B. Hall, T. Beter, T. Grapes, D. Karas. ROW 4: R. Chaney, S. Pirl, .l. Mediate, J. Brentzel, B. Harnman, W. Lehman, C. Nemeth, C. Sutton, Z. Harter. ROW 5: M. Kuhn, D. Loftis, Unidentified, G. Hartlan, S. Denalko, S. Adams D. Bonner, J. Bjornburg, D. Herery. 57 e ROOM 201 ROW 1: C. Baber, R. Beers, M. Ammon, L. Azevedo, K. Balbach, J. Altman. ROW 2: C. Baldridge, B. Beal, C. Baughman, L. Andrew, D. Anthony, A. Alexander, J Barzan. ROW 3: D. Aducci, L. Armor, M. Babich, M. Adams, K. Allegro, C. Abbott, M. Beatty. ROW 4: G. Balinsky, M. Alberts, K. Albert, K. Beardsley, A. Alcott UNI ORS W. Balbach Bodnar, D. Bierbower. ROW 3: D. Boyer, B. Bolinger, R. Boehm, D. Bozich, R. Beluser. T. Brett, M. Blasko, H. Boelky, D. Bochneak, L. Berger, S. Bell. ROW 4-: J: ROW 1: L. Bozick, S. Bolam, P. Bone, B. Blake, non-member, Breig, D. Brecht. ROW 2: Miss Pescuric, C. Bertolina, M. Berkley, M. Boruch, P. Betar, C. Boher, S Bell, D. Bierbower. D. Bertok, J. Bouldin, K. Berton, T. Bilott, G. Balinsky, L. Bender, T. Blankette. T n - 1-:..s2..m,4s1W f 111' 1 ,Q-Q. -r ,.Q 7 ,f'R 'if f'Nw ' -.1 Y' sf' WX 'K-'N' f e ,.- ff f M- . M- ...-'-W1, - ,. Axe-+1 . -4' . M' f ' M -fe .- ' 'K f . ' 1 1 kkrh , . V . .if , 1 .' , 1-F .1155 - --A E. - - J... , ,. ,L-..Qi. ,.,--, it '- -- . n ,.f ., .-'-,- 1 Q W' 1 ',Lk '-'Lk. -f,, ,..,, ---YT-iv e :..:.: T - -- J ' 'Lmh,. 1.1--ull!! .. ,. k-, C A 1 2'L.- i 1 if' X V I -- '.'- . ,, . ...,, e . -- -- ,.,,.. I v-,h . -- .ff-if 4 f f 'L 'il Y' H K K V,,... : f,.. .,':- ' Q . ww . f Lxxy, , ..,- . - Georgeann Wilkinson and Geralyn Sullenberger deck the halls with decorations of encourage- ment for the Norwin football team. JU IORS ROW 1: D. Capozzi, C. Campbell, C. Capetta, E. Carpenter, C. Cald- well, M. Brown, D. Brooks. ROW 2: B. Brown, D. Carnahan, D. Cassi- day, S. Carter, S. Calabro, T. Castelli, L. Chambers, S. Cassidy, D. Cam- bruzzi. ROW 3: T. Butler, B. Butler, C. Caswell, G. Bullin, V. Cearns J. Buck, S. Brown, B. Byers. ROW 4: J. Byard, J. Byard, J. Burgman, J Buckhardt, B. Brunner, D. Bussard. ROOM 204- ROW 1: C. Chaney, C. Corcoran, R. Cicco, C. Crovak, L. Couchenour, D. Cloherty, S. Copeland. ROW 2: Mrs. Boyd, D. Chobirko, B. Claar M. Cordon, K. Chaney, C. Christenson, N. Chruscial, R. Clark, I Crookston. ROW 3: L. Croft, C. Coyne, J. Cimbala, H. Cimbala, M Crosby, L. Critchlow, N. Cirtz, B. Cook. ROW 4-: M. Conforti, D. Col- bert, L. Cole, J. Colaneri, B. Cotter, K. Clark, W. Cody, T. Cherpak. Q 1 ROOM 205 Qabovej ROW 1: M. Deak, J. Davis, A. Dalrymple, M Dahlstrom, E. Dempsey. ROW 2: Mr. Harbaugh, C Curley, D. Delsignore, M. Davis, L. Dainty, V. Dash ROW 3: T. Deter, K. Demek, K. Curran, C. Dedo R. Davis, M. Dawson, D. D'Amico, T. Cunningham ROW 4: B. Dean, P. Cunningham, R. Dee, B, Cuc chi, W. Dempsey, J. Crowe. ROOM 206 fright? ROW 1: C. Eichenherg, J. Eresh, M. Falk, R. Dufe ford. ROW 2: C. Dillman, B. Dingeldine, M. Devine C. Druga, D. Dorsey. ROW 3: Mrs. Leukhardt, C Douglas, D. Dodds, S. Dudik, L. Everson, 1 Dezorzi. ROW 44: R. Dickson, S. Durick, R. Dinkel A. Ekin, J. Durain. ROW 5: D. Dubyak, R. Dubich K. Dubich, W. Eves. JU IORS UNI ORS ROOM 207 ROW 1: C. Gaffron, J. Frank, D. Fishel, K. Gerard, D. Garrity. ROW 2: L. Fenili, J. Genbauffe, D. Fichtner, L. Ference, M. Funk, G. Gergely. ROW 3: P. Geiger, B. Gedimpnskas, L. Frye, R. Frendzel, K. Ference, J. Feltes. ROW 4: J. Findle, A. Feryus, M. Furlin, G. Fazio, C. George, S. Ferenchak. ROW 5: M. Flading, B. Filbert, M. Ferguson, T. Fauth. E5 5 .1 A .t mm ? The photo above could b library this year. Sn W T I 'gl-4 5 -3'jof',?.Liw5 , i 4 . . . . R s 2 ' - 'li K - ,,k. N V . Mm L FA: ' . , E.. ef in W W ' , ...,V. Q QL, t A Y up i .Q the , I E, Qt? 1 . M L , , . . L Q? ay, Y ' ' 1, if of r :r .W F 0 rl? 'Nil Kelli F A e used to tell time - 11:4-5 AM, the height of the junior lunch period. Junior Valerie Combos. top right, studies a new book rack added to the ROOM 208 ROW 1: L. Good, R. Haney, K. Galla, J. Gumm, S. Gonos, V. Combos. ROW 2: C. Hartland, D. Gutilla, R. Hartman, K. Gilbert, C. Halvie, S. Hamilton, L Gongaware. ROW 3: W. Conos, J. Gootz, J. Gilkey, G. Gorns, D. Gawly, D. Gobbel, S. Gorsak, B. Goltz. ROW 4-: G. Grosko, Harper, J. Harter, G. Gevaudan, M Greer, D. Haberman, Miss Gray. UNI URS ROOM 209 ROW 1: K. Hoffman, C. Jackson, J. Hopkins, L. Hawk, J. Henkel, P. Hines, D. Hunt. ROW 2: L. Hensler, B. Helterbran, J. Henry, A. Henkel, K. Hotsur, S. Hershelman, N. Hleba, K. Hileman. ROW 3: B. Hoover, V. Huffman, P. Hill, G. Henderson, L. Hinish, D. Huff, C. Hunt, P. Hrapchak, ROW 4-2 D. Harold, R. Holm, R. Humbert, C. Holmes, R. Hursh, D. Inks, J. Hufnagel. How well do you know the juniors? Is the lunching fellow below Jim Byard, or his brother Jeff? ROOM 210 ROW 1: C. Kay, S. Keim, D. Janci, J. Kastronis, K. Jordanhazy, K. Kamin- sky. ROW 2: J. Jadlocki, J. Kauffman, D. Kemble, N. Javor, K. Kifer, J. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Jacobs, J. Jones, T. Katchor, T. Kennedy, N. Kerr, J. Kasparek. ROW 4-2 J. Kalberer, E. Jurkiewicz, R. Kaputo, M. Kettren, P. Jurkiewicz. ROW 5: C. Kelso, T. Kelley, S. Jackson, J. Joyce. JU 10125 ROOM 501 ROW 1: M. Kimmel, P. Kleppinger, C. Lane, C. King, V. Kingerski, S. Kober. ROW 2: Mr. Bluhm, L. Kocinsky, D. Kirshenbaum, N. Krise, L. Klanchar, K. Kosco, M. Korinko ROW 3: J. Kulik, J. Kuklish, E. Kiser, R. Kustra, R. Kuhm. ROW 4: C. Krasinski, A. Kustra, R. Krause, A. Krall, T. Kotch, J. Kovacs, D. Lash. kwa r': 1 ' ' ROOM 502 ROW 1: S. Lee, K. Latsko, De. Lyons, L. Little, Da. Lyons, S. Lancofsky. ROW 2: A. Liller, S. Long, C. Lawther, S. LeDonne, D. Lee. ROW 3: H. Loutsenhizer, D. Lovas, C Lemmon, C. Long. ROW 44: J. Lubinski, V. Leach, K. Luzier, P. Lynch, S. Lucas. ROW 5: T. Lunn, R. Lynn, R. Lenhart, R. Love, Mr. Boes. UNI ORS ROOM 503 ROW 1: C. Marks, D. Macedone, C. Mains, J. Malt, J. Marshall, J. Matceny. ROW 2: D. Majersik, R. Mays, E. McClain, D. McClure, M. McClintock, M. Malis. ROW 3: C. Manz, E McDonald, S. McCune, D. McChancy, D. McCusker, R. Mahinsky, C. McCauley, B. McCartney. ROW 4-: S. Mason, T. Lofstrom, J. Massung, K. May, R. Mason, S. Maddonk, G. Masiantonio, J. Marino. Q - l f 'ff's.1xaxasex als kk :f N . 'li' u l 1-n I 1: m - , 1 amwwexl . . ,. .,., N .. . ,--we , A.. UNI ORS Above Left, study halls aren't always typical study halls at Norwin. Chess playing is found relaxing by Dave Turk and John Pavlovic. Above, a new dress code? . . . Hardly! Lead- ers Club initiation explains Cindy Abbott's parading in her diaper, while leader Colleen Coyne giggles with delight. ROOM 504 ROW 1: L. Milchek, K, Moffat, E. McMichael, D. Militzer, J. Minyon, D. Mitchell. ROW 2: J. Milburn, K. Miller, M. Monchak. D. Meyers, K. Meininger, J. McFarlane. ROW 3: P. Medivh, R. Moon, J. MCMunn. T. Miller, M. McLaughlin, R. Miller. ROW 4: K. McNamara, R. Mikach, K. McNamara, C. McWilliams, T. Meng, J. Montgomery. ROW 5: M. McMahon, B. McKeown, R. Metro, P. Mclver. A if wi Q fs fi if aiji f 'Q rn. Til , O n g i ROOM 507 ROW 1: M. Rainy, D. Ptaszkiewicz, S. Reese, R. Povirk, J. Polansky, H. Peyinghaus. ROW 2: N. Piatt, P. Ponitx, S. Plumb, J. Ralph, L. Quigley, D. Reed, Mrs. Seymour. ROW 3 T. Rice, G. Ralph, J. Reiter, M. .l. Polosky, K. Rice, D. Pczze, D. Pisarek. ROW 4: R. Ratica, A. Ralph, J. Rae, E. Removcik, F. Porlerfield, R. Ray. JU IORS ROW l: S. Sanner S. Rose C. Scharf S. Rish C. Schmidt E. Scafuri, L. Rugh. ROW 2: K. Rottmund, T. Roberts, F. Riedl, J. Schade, M. Rizzi, B. Rudge. ROW 3: P. Ryan, S. Sames: J. Scherpf, K. Ryan, F. Scandinaro. ROW 4: D. Richardson, J. Sampson, K. Schutter, G. Ruda. ROW 5: A. Schneider, T. Robosky, M. Rothgeb V Scarano. - ROOM 509 ROW 1: B. Smith, K. Sherman, C. Sloane, P. Schaffer, L. Sistelc. ROW 2: K. Smith, P. Scrwonslci, B. Sinwell, M. Shayka, J. S1-idling. ROW 3: T. Smith, B. Seibert, L, Shaw- ley, B. Sedunoh, M. Smidansky. ROW 4: Mr. Cornali, T. Simpson, L. Skvldon, M. Shzlffrr, D. Skorh, K. Shull, J. Smith. ROW 5: J. Sonlca, C. Sivh, G. Shiring, M. Slaton, D. Skarzvnski, W. Svars. ROW 6: B, Serfozo, J. SPlia, C. Schuslter, R. Scolal. L. Simon, R. Shaw. ROOM 510 ROW 1: V. Swcaringfrn, G.ASyank, R. Smith, L. Soles, N. Spezziale. ROW 2: C. Szymanski, G. Sullenberger, S. Smith, T. Socrates, S. Soboslay. ROW 3: C. Taylor, D. Svev, T Slansell, L. Stfrffenino, J. Slash. ROW 4: Mr. Rizzardi, B Starnes, B. Stajnrajh, R. Suranski, N. Switzer. ROW 5: A. Slrighl, S. Speecfz, J. Slapf, J. Spanu, B. Stccik. ROW 6: J Spicher, P. Slolinski, C. Slaudfenmaier, B. Stefanov, R. Sul ton. ROOM 311 ROW 1: C. Wolk, J. Zona, J. Zgone, M. Zilinsky, D. Ware M. Zezza. ROW 2: Mrs. Chlioflney, C. Wilson, L. Zuber, P Hcltebran, B. McDaniels, L. Zona. ROW 3: F. Wright, N Wuleslagle, B. Zeravim-a, R. Yunkes, D. Yacko, J. Zabes ROW 4: B. Zanclla, E. Wolfe, K. Zihmer, R. Wingrove, H Wolcslagle. UNI ORS ROOM 605 ROW 1: P. Tucker, K. Thornburg, B. Walker, T. Villi, D. Thompson, D. Vargo. ROW 2: D. Viecelli, C. Vincent, C. Visocky, T. Van Lent, S. Turnshek, iM. Tokarsky, D. Tindle. ROW 3: T. Teamann, T. Tekach, K. Tickerhoof, J. Vockley, D. Vetal, P. Thomas, non-members. ROW 4: J. Vargo, R. Tubbs, J. Tray, D. Taylor, K. Varshafsky, G, Tudek, D. Trovoto, B. Tomko. ROOM 610 ROW 1: Z. Wilkinson, K. White, L. Wesley, J. Wessel. S. Whetstone. ROW 2: K. Welsh, L. Weaver, C. Whit- field, C. Wilkinson, R. Wiehagen. ROW 3: D. Wheaton, V. Weekerle, B. Whitehead, C. Watson, D. Waltemire, D. Williams. ROW 4: Mrs. Wall, P. Watson, J. Whalen, J. West, T. Watson, W. Wareham. ROW 5: J. Wessel. R. Weixel, D. Walton, B. Whalen, D. Valeta, M. Wilps. ROW 6: D. Weeber, E. Whitehouse, J. Ward, B. Waszcak. Frolicking in the snow, Karen Thornburg launches the first snowball of thi- season. UNI OR ROOM 101 A ROW 1: D. Beitz, A. J. Batyko, D. Bartkus, M, Anderson, K. Batlaglini, K. Alberts, J. Acalolto, J. Balbach. ROW 2: E. Barry, M. Basara, V. Amatuzzi, P. Angelicchio, C. Beard, S. Barna, T. Blawas, Mrs. Samuels. ROW 3: L. Auld, A. Adzija, T. Bassler, S. Bailes, D. Bendinelli, V. Bell, B. Anderson, D. Acalotto, R. Allen, L. Bartko. ROW 41: M. Abbot, C. Benish, B. Baillcy, B. Barclay, M. Allshouse, J. Balog, G. Babyak, J. Baldock, G, Artman, D. Collins. S OPH OM ORE KUUM lU5 31322 gontl. L. 5551102 D. Dalzell. M. Cotter. D. Codv, P. Clark. ROW 2: Mrs. Garritano, R. Critchlow, J. Cameron, S. Choby, D. Cimbala, R X ' V amlC0, 3 J. Chapla, S. Clpra, J. Cannon, L. Costa, C. Check, B. Cooper, S. Cutler. T. Clera. ROW 44: J. Cxmhala, S. Cormas, J.. Casiellx, B. Dakm, E. Chrlstenson, R. Dallesandro, C. Cubarney, C. Costa, J. Corridon, 1? x, . LY. L. 'E' ' '- iii A Q, my , - ' x1ff , K , Q., . iw' Eqw ROOM 105 ROW l: N. Eresh, S, Emert, M. A. Filtz, J. Fasiczka, K. Faloona. C. Englcbcrt. ROW 2: M. Flannery, P. Eizenhafer, K. Flaherty, P. Findle, D. Foremsky, S. Ferguson, P. Franklin, E. lgnzin. ROW 3: K. Feltes, C. Foot, D. Fackiner, G. Evkovich, T. Fanty, J. Fedorko, Mrs. Gillis. ROW 4: K. Fletcher, S. Findlay, T, Fetter, G. Eichelberger. H. Fawcett, K. Filotei, . 31 y. S OPI-I OM URE ROOM 106 ROW l: J. Glmunik, B. Fulrnvr. J. Garza, D. Friczv. J. Friend. T. Gerard. ROW 2: Gamrat, C. Glagola, R. Fuga, S. Getlens, R. Futscher, D. Gongawarfr, Fremtlia, V. Geyer. ROW 3: J. Gcmguwurv, C. Golik, J. Frisrtliols, 'l'. Fryv, K. Gigliotti. L. Gongawarv. K. Gorlgaware, J. Gongaware. ROW 4: T. Gaivh, G. Gilbert, K. GPrzsenyi, J. Gilkeson, M. G1-lzliisvr, J. G1-rgn-'ly, D. Guess. S OPH OM ORE Sandy Reese and Lori Sambo, left, take advantage of a warm fall afternoon as they wait for a late school bus. Below, Tracy Kennedy seems to be saying with her eyes. You're putting me on. I ROOM 107 ROW 1: A. Gregor, S. Gramlirfh, K. Havlen, R, Harkins, D. Helfrich, T. Graft, K. Hanley. ROW 2: Mrs. Matko, J. Harper, M. A. Hohman. J. Harris. J. Harris. D. Grubbs, R. Hazel ROW 3: B. Haynick. G. Henry, R. Gray. W. Harvey. S. Heckert, R. Haley, T. Hagmaier. ROW 4-: W. Gwillim. C. Havash, J. Granata, D. Hawthorn, M. Grosko, M. Hancock M Crguriv. 5 6 J ROOM 108 ROW 1: D. Ivan, C. Johns, J. Hochard, T. Herold, K. Howatinek, W. Hinkle, D. Huff. ROW 2: L. Jancef, S. Holmes, K. Johnson, S, Huttenhower, E. Hull, S. Hopkins, A. Hoffman. ROW 3: Mrs. Kress, K. Holshue, D, Hobby, B. Stauffer, K. Hill, D. Howley, S. Hornak, C. Hysong. ROW 4: S. Hinkelman, J. Hensberger, Howell, J. Jackson, M. Huffman, C, Johnson, G. Joseph, N. Jackman, G. Joseph. S OPH OM URE , ROOM 109 ROW 1: J. Keller, S. Kodlsh, W. Kerston, F. Kolesha, L. Joy, E. Kirmeyer, T. Kennedy. ROW 2: D. Keller, D Kennedy G Kifer T Koelsh D Karako S King T Kolat W Keselich. ROW 3: K., Karasek, B. Kean, sl Konchak, L, Kattic, J. Koelsh, D. Kelly, D. Klavonick, Mr. Surmacz. Row 4-: PJ Keddie, Kollar, Knor, M. Kolaya, Klopotohfskl M. Karanovlch, Jililgr, J. Jilrison. , -1 , ...M -1 ,1-I X:-nursing ROOM 110 ROW 1: R. Kresic, R. Lee, D. Lentz, R. Kovalcin, P. Lenzi, K. Krausa, P. Lahor. ROW 2: Mr. Sipe, J. Lee, R. Kristan, M. Lawrence, C. Lash, J. Kron, C. Lenhart C. Kron. ROW 3: J. Krivda, D. Krause, J. Kovacic, D. Letchford, L, Krause, R. Kusserow, D. Kramer, S. Lease, M. Kurtz. ROW 4: M. Kudrick, L. Kraw, D. Lewis A. Kreller, W. Lauer, D. Lee, M. Klanchar, M. Leach, B. Leichliter. UPH OM OR E ROOM 4101 ROW 1: C. Mannerburg, J. Myslrovich, C. Mazur, D. Magill, L. Lucas, M. Long, P. Markalinc. ROW 2: D. Maplelon, L. Lindauer, M. Lutz, V. Luptak, J. Lynn, C. Marion, T. Malonuy, K. Ludwicki. ROW 3: Mr. Martin, N. Marlz, R. Markaline, C. Mancine, D. Mamrose, M. Loutsenhizer, W. Martin, C. Lindberg, C. Long. ROW 4-: R. Matta, D. Lopala, D. Lyons, C. Markovich, K. Matava, A. Marks, J. Marcius, W. Long. X . 75, .Q . 1 sz 1' . , OPI-I OM ORE There is always some degree of confusion when homcruom group pictures are taken and the crowd at thu right offi-rs the evidence. - -f - . xmqmsm,fwafwwffw..' wwf-Wwmwwww-Mf.',.,mq.N.m-... ff.. H . .- . . M W, . 1 A BID' ROOM 402 ROW 1: K. McDonough, ,i. Meister, N. MCKeever, K. M1:Car1nny, M. Mellon, M. Mclver. ROW 2: Mr. Lann, J. McConnell, W. Messinger, M. McNaughton, D. Mclnlyrc, K. Mcuc. ROW 3: C. McElfresh, D. Mclntyre, J. Medic, N. Mergen, J. McCann, T. McMunn, B. Meetze. ROW 4: R. Mence, C. Middleton, J. McNamara, T. McAtee. S. Mehn, P. McGhen, S. Menear. . - - - .. f W .N , .. .. - ,, - x,x,f,,,4,.--.K , Mx..-W . i -..V MVK, X ' - A A - r ' w' ' . - .'5' ' ' -.J-, -x ...Q :NN fl. .-5,g,,--f-A ROOM 4103 ROW 1: P. Montrose, H. Mlinarieh, K. Nelson, K. Myers, D. Milne, J. Morrison, M. Millherg. ROW 2: R. Morganrolh, M. Miklos, S. Nama, D. Nash, P. Nabuda, D. Moyer, C Morcrllon, T. Morgan. ROW 3: Mr. Reese, W. Morgan, G. Mikolay, B. Miller, D. Modrak, J. Montgomery, T. Morena, K. Miklos. S OPH OM URE ROOM 404 ROW 1: L, Oldham. P. O'Connfvll, D. Opalinski, M. Onderko, L. Niewiara, B. Padcn. ROW 2: V. Orr, M. Olshcfski, D. Paden, M. Overly, T. Oslrom, L. Nfzsta, D. Oddis. ROW 3 M. Oris, C. Ostrom, A. Papp, J. Novak, D. Osinski, K. Parlak. D. Painter. ROW 4-: J. Noca, M. Novakovich, S. Nord, J. Owell, G. Orasi, J. Norris, Mr. Gardner. n 4 , Q. iff.. . - --We..-2.1, ,, . , f me .WWWAW ..,-.,-. W H 4 1. ,,,., . , ..'. .., ,,,.. , ,,.,,,,. .f .. . ff -,,f',-' H - f f - , , J ' He fi 'ff J' ROOM 4-05 ROW 1: D. Pennington, M. Parsone, B. Parry, J. Perrino, V. Passarello, S. Payha. ROW 2: Mr. Omlor, D. Pilopovich, S. Pierce, S. Prengaman, B. Potmtnik, J. Popp. ROW 3: D. Peyinghaus, M, Pinkerton. K, Pennington, G. Pirl, S. Perz, C. Perkins, J. Prosser. ROW 4: D. Porterfielcl, M. Pataky, W. Peters, D. Petrulak, J. Proffitt, J. Pierce. S OPH OM ORE ROOM 4406 ROW 1: B. Rohaly, L, Roberts, M. L. Remige, F. Ross, L. Rosengarth, J, Ridgeway, G. Ray. ROW 2: A. Rodgers, L. Rickard, D. Richardson, J. Redline, C. Rodibaugh, K. Roberts, M. Ropele, L. Ray. ROW 3: Mrs. Shorsher, D. Rose, K. Rader, D. Rhodes, N. Pugliese, W. Richards, F. Rivabeneyra, R. Rainey, D. Reedy. ROW 4-1 J. Randolph, J. Renwick, R. Queen, C. Rebieh, J. Richter, J. Reynolds, S. Reese, M. Pry, M. Reiter. ROOM 4-07 ROW 1: K. Ross, K. Shidel, D. Sehhens, C. Schultz, D. Schneider. S. Rubinic, T. Scozzaro. ROW 2: B. Schade, D. Saho, V. Schwaed, K. Sheridan, C. Shoff, D. Shirk, D. Saunders ROW 3: M. Ryan, R. Sass, .l. Sherriff, M. Ruhe, M. Ruffolo, B. Shank, R. Sessi. ROW 4: R. Sessi, L. Shorshor, B. Seefeld, J. Shoaf, L. Santimyer, T. Salsgiver, Miss Berlani. OPH OM OR E ROOM 4-08 ROW 1: W. Smoody, B, Spolnick, J. Smith, D. Shorthouse, M. Sobeck, D. Siegel, M. Stecik. ROW 2: D. Singler, R. Siegel, R. Sofaly, P. Sleigh, L. Sofaly, K. Sproul, T. Smith. ROW 3: E. Snyder, J. Snyder, E. Sroka, R. Skooglund, D. Smith, K. Staso, T. Smith, Mrs. Mack. ROW 4: S. Simgu, M. Staso, P. Stanozek, W. Smith, G. Sinclair, L. Speece, B. Smith. ,..,. , ..,,,, ..,. . ,,.,...,,,.f,........,....r.wm,M..,.,,.., -,,..,.-..,,,,,,..,,..W.--w-.1.1.f-W- - W W -ffffff-' - wfff - -ffi N- 'ff,- f 4526 -5.1 fm.-www sr' MHA, any ,W ROOM 411 . ROW 1: P. Wall. N. Waldbaum, P. Vessalo, D. Welsh, P. Wahaski, M. Vctterly, S. Weyant. ROW 2: C. Whitehouse. L. Wallace, J. West, L. Wemshenker. T. Watko, M. Wessal, N. Wamfrler, K. Wahl..ROW 3: J. Walley, B. Welsh, T. Weber, S. Veselinovich, D. Warden, A. Walters, N. Volk. J. Washaball, T. Ward. OPH OM OR E ROW 1: N. Woods, K. Yalcovoc, C. Wichmwski, S. Yost, C. Wilson, S. Wilson. ROW 2: Mr. Amlrighetli. R. Wilkins, W. Zollner, D. Wilson, D. Zosvrh, D. Wood. ROW 3: R. Wohrak. L. Whitehouse, D. Yanalc, P. Zuni, D, Zimmerman. B. Whitman, M. Wright. ROW 4: W. Zahratka, M. Ze-mer, V. Yuhas, W. Wirhrowski, M. Woorl. .l. Wojtasvski, G. ' .r. Wllke vgivxs 4 CAROL GONGA WARE NOR WINTS FIRST STUDENT ABROAD Y It was a wonderful and exciting oppor- tunity for me to spend my three month summer vacation in Greece as an Ameri- cans Abroad Student. I learned much about myself and also developed an appre- ciation for an entirely different culture. My first four days in Greece were spent at a language and orientation camp at Voula with all the other American stu- dents going to Greece. Then l went to live with Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Karalario- tou in the little farm village of Nikea. l had a twenty year old brother named Antoni, and my sister Roula was sixteen. My grandmother also lived with us. They were wonderful people and really accepted me as a member of their family. My father was a farmer. One of his main crops was cotton and l was often able to help in the fields. The highlight of each day was the volt- an or walk. Every village has a town square and it is the custom to walk back and forth each evening. lt was here that I met many Greek people. They were all interested in learning about America and our customs. The Greeks are very warm and hospitable people. Carol Gongaware with her Greek family , top, and amid the historic remains of the ancient civilization that gave democracy, above. Left, an olympic runner on his way to Munich for the 1972 Olympics passed through the village where Carol stayed. l was very sad when the time came to leave my wonderful family. The AFS students accompanied by some Greek students went on a bus tour of the southern part of the country. We visited Delphi, ancient Olympia, Corinth, and Athens. lt was an overwhelming experience to see such ancient and historic places. After leaving Greece, we spent four days in Turkey where we visited a Sultan's palace, a harem, and the largest open bazaar in the world. My experiences convinced me that the best way to learn and appreciate a different culture is to actually live 'in it. My ambition is to someday return to Greece. .,.....-vw 'mn-wa,,r.L fa... ,fr Q-NN- Sara found a few differences in school systems and she seems to have provided some hilarious moments explain- ing those differences with her classmates, above. Pictured together, top, are Sara Wormald and her American sister Coleen Curley. Sara resided with the Curley's during her stay in America. SARA WORMALD, OR W I THIRD VISITOR FROM ABR OAD Since there may well be some of you who donlt know who I am, I'll introduce myself as the AFS student 1972f3 from England, or to be more precise from a tiny village called Blakedown in the county of Worcestershire, yes it is where the sauce comes from and I have yet to find an American who can pronounce it the correct English way. Even though live only been here for three months I am slowly realizing that although people say America and England are very alike, on close inspection they are widely different. Food here seems to be more snacky, hamburgers and ice cream seem to exist in never ending quantities! Not only do Americans seem to eat on the road but they seem to live on the road: there are far more cars here, in England people still travel quite frequently by train, especially those who commute to work. Our trans- port to school is different also, we ride public transportation, either trains or buses, and if you live more than three miles from school you get reimbursed. This brings me to the major difference, that of schools. In England education is divided into two sections, 5-11 years, and 11-18 years, although a new system is being introduced whereby you change schools at 9, 13 and sometimes 16. Most students remain at school till 18 although school is only compulsory until 16. As a result of this I have been at a school of six hundred girls comprising seven grades, so that when I was thrust into a two thou- sand strong mixed school it was quite a shock. As I said at the start, while I write this I have only been here three months but I have noticed that whatever anybody may say there is a language difference. If I look blank when you say jumpers, snaps or french-fries it is only because I know them as pinafore dresses, press-studs or chips! It is not only vocabulary, fre- quently I have to repeat myself before I am understood due to my accent so the next person who says that there is no Anglo-American communication barriers is likely to get hit hard! Three months is not long, by the end of the year I shall no doubt have discovered many more differences even if I've accus- tomed myself to the ones I've mentioned - it's an experience, come over to Eng- land and try it - words could never explain it and I'm speaking from experi- ence! .lust one more thing - it's been fun so far and I'm sure it's going to continue just as good and Norwin will always be a part of it - an experience I shall never forget! Carol Gongaware American Field Service Presideru PENN N HALL UF FAME A Ae Gail Fuliirex gsiness , A W Q., , , gf, - sf' . .?5 -K 'vl.,E'wfSX!1!mwf'H!ShQ diLelk1IE 'vi 'K , iQ' 'lf x M W rl' 1 ,4: ' E 3 NI f sn. ff! I ,XI 4 .- , 1 Y T we 3 -:WL Um f ' 44 5' 1' 4 ' '? f , , wi u......' ' Hang gf X V4,,,..,f'-ff' M y M ww 1 I Q A Q' e ' ' ' 3 t x Q Q Q.. FM' if 5 Hu W T Q V ihjwps ,Q I X , , ,- r Y M vx V W ,W , vx F V S v M .i ff-:EF E ls? ,ig wi . W.. ,. , ig 1 ,X ff- , 'V ., S , ,Mg ff in V X' I ' ' I Q 5 Q A , K 3553? Q, M ff ,wifi ff-,il f V JEL: Nr 'f ' W: 'Q,5', ' ' Eifffi L1 M Q .,,:iH.,,: Q A M , vm ' , 1,1 1 wh fr NL! ' f ,ff , A xiii V U Z! M ,W ' QC, x an o -.-f U -..W Q .. FACULTY Teachers do much more than just stand in front of the classroom and disperse information. Most students fail to realize the other side of the faculty -A especially the home life. Mr. Testa offers a reminder of family responsibility as he appears above with his wife Judy and their son, Michael. Teachers also spend much time at home preparing lessons so that they might present their material the next day in a logical and natural manner as does Mr. Surmacz, above, right. Mr. Gardner, right, often leaves the confines of his classroom to escort his biology students on a trip to see the members of the plant kingdom in their natural habitat. On the opposite page, bottom, is another scene involving teachers that students sel- dom see 4 those after school faculty meetings in the library. Preparing for the meeting are Miss Leggieri, Mr. Sipe and Miss Pescuric. And of course, the most familiar scene, opposite page, the teacher in front of the class as anyone can see when passing Miss Gray7s classroom door. T .hK. 2515 Q. M., , . ,. x,, ' A MCM 87 ADMINIS T RA T10 5 a E I i I I MR. DUDLEY MR. LAUFFER MR. SHIRLEY I Asscnllylcrl for a svhuol board Il lCl'liIlg are: SEATED, Mr. Mulvihill, Dr. Kcisler, Mr. Warren, Mr. Nabuda. STANDING: Mr. Walton, Mr. Butler, Mr. Parry, Mr. Webber, Mr. Tray. slums-0 MR. BOGAN MR. WARREN ADMUNEURATHNV FLOYD R. WARREN, Board President JAMES L. DUDLEY, Superintendent CHARLES R. LAUFFER Administrative Assistant CHARLES L. SHIRLEY, Administrative Assistant JOSEPH A. BOGAN, Business Manager One of the many decisions made by the Norwin School Board was the appointment of M Henry Funk to the position of full time Athletic Director. NORWTNSCHOOLBOARD FZOYDIVARREN M. BERNARD KEISLER JACK L PARRY THOMAS K. BUTLER J. KENNETH TRAY BERNARD H. MULVIHILL HARRY C. WALTON JOHN F. NABUDA HOWARD K WEBER 90 l THE PRI CIPALS RONALD PEDUZZI PAUL GLOD CHARLES TERBOT The principals in action, below. Mr. Glod about to make a few remarks concerning attendance at a faculty meetingg Mr. Peduzzi talking man to man to Mark Dawsong and Mr. Terbot along with Miss Weaver offering a solution to a studentls problem in the main office. 5. s 2 , of A fifti L l A r 25 A , - -iii ' V V 1 ' ' I V A K .,,:l T u ' eeee irt in N i it r W A 'fi r-'1t fti ' 1 A pp XTX 'K 5' W 3 f ! v' 1 J 1 EX A3 , aei Karen Weaver and Kathy Obruba AND THE OFFICE SECRETARIES G IDA CE BRUCE A. LAWSON BARBARA M. CASTILLE Depanmem Head . BS., M.A., West Virginia University, George B.S., M.Ed., California Stanford University. Wasninglnn University University of Pittsburgh, lndiana LYMAN STOUCH JAMES E- ALTMAN BS., M.E.d., Waynesburg, University of Pittsburgh. d uniata Colle e Uniwersity of Indiana Unnnrsin, A.B., M.E .,l Sr- ' - I . Pittsburgh, Indiana University of Pennsylvania MARY LOU RODCERS BS., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh - T .Ui 'MAN'-W There was a new addition to the guidance department this year. Vocational students, above, were greeted by their own personal counselor, Mrs. Mary Lou Rodgers. Scenes similar to the one above were very common in the office of Mrs. Rodgers where she is shown with Norm Johnson and John Zona. Mrs. Pauline Leasure, top, completed her third year as the secretary to the guidance department. SEATED: Mrs. Samuels, Mrs. Shorsher, Miss Carlton, Mrs. Yakubisin, Miss Musick, Miss McKnight, Mrs. Sipe. STANDING: Mrs. Matko, Mr. Donnelly, Mr. Haga Pollock, Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Sipe, Mrs. Leukhardt, Mr. Zahratka. FOREGROUND: Mrs. Watt. E GLISH DEPAR TME T GAIL P. ALTMAN B.A., University of Pittsburgh M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh BARBARA A. CARLTON B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania LORRAINE P. CORNELL B.A,, Seton Hill College National Honor Society Co-Sponsor JOHN DONNELLY B.S., Clarion State College M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania HAROLD D. DWYER B.S., California State College Drama Coach GERALD P. HAGAN B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Senior Class Advisor .IOAN C. LEUKHARDT B.A., University of Pittsburgh National Honor Society Co-Sponsor NANCY M. MATKO B.A., Pennsylvania State University M.Ed., Duquesne University EDWARD L. MATKO B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Cross-Country Coach Knight Krier Advisor PAULINE G. MCKNIGHT B.A., Westminster College M.A., University of Pittsburgh MARSHA A. MUSICK B.A., Grove City College SHIRLEY E. POLLOCK B.S., Northwestern University School of Speech N.F.L. Sponsor PATRICIA A. SAMUELS B.S., Edinboro State College F.T.A. Advisor NANCY SHORSHER B.A., Pennsylvania State University A.F.S. Sponsor THOMAS C. SIPE B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania LINDA W. SIPE B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania VIVIAN WATT B.S., Slippery Rock State College JANET YAKUBISIN B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Cheerleaders Sponsor ANDREW ZAI-IRATKA, Department Head B.S., California State College M.A., Montclair State College n, Mrs. OREIG LA GUAGE D PARTME T RITA M. CHLODNEY B.A., Seton Hill M.A., University of Pittsburgh German Club Advisor LAVERNE DOBOS B.S., Clarion College M.A., Duquesne University JEAN GILLIS BS., Indiana University of Pennsylvania M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh CONNIE L. CRAY B.A., Grove City College French Club Advisor JOHN S. HARBAUGH B.A., Waynesburg College University of Pittsburgh Stanford University ANNETTE J. KRESS B.S., Duquesne University JANE H. SCHRECKENGOST, Department Head B.A., Wilson College AFS Student Sponsor SEATED: Mr. Harbaugh STANDING: Mrs. Dobos, Mrs. Kress, Miss Gray, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Schreckengost 93 L- ' ' ' V Av f 1 I I ' I ' V - f,., ',,awff::f?' ,, ff ' Effl' .:'f. :iff ' 1 LL T I UZ SEATED: Mr. Occhuizzo. ROW 1: Mr. Lann, Mr. Smith, Mr. Boes, Mr. Urso, Mr. Torau, Mr. Omlor Mr Reese ROW 2 Mr Gardner Mr Bluhm Mr O Bruha CIE CE DEPARTME T WERNER BOES B.S., California State College JOHN M. BLUHM BS., West Virginia University Astronomy Club Sponsor FRANCIS I. LANN BS., California State College M.A., West Virginia University Football Coach WARREN GARDNER BS., Westminster College JOHN W. O'BRUBA BS., California State College Indiana University of Pennsylvania Tennis Coach Sophomore Class Advisor JOHN OCCHUIZZO, Department Head B.S., Saint Vincent College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh KENNETH W. OMLOR B.S,, M.S., California State College ROY REESE B.S., MS., Edinboro State College Ecology Club Sponsor JOHN R. SMITH BS., Clarion State College MST., University of Arizona JERRY S. TORAU B.S., M.Ed., California State College DENNIS A. URSO B.S., California State College M.Ed,, University of Pittsburgh OCIAL STUDIE B.A., M.A., Un Pennsylvania Assistant Footb B.S., Duquesne Norwin School ROY J. MART M.Ed., Indiana Assistant Footb JOHN R. ANDRIGHETTI iversity of Kentucky Faculty Advisory Committee DARLENE F. BERTANI B,S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Pep Club Sponsor ROBERT L. CORNALI B.S., Clarion State College, Indiana University of ROBERT J. GARRITANO B.S., Clarion State College M.Ed., Duquesne University all Coach LESLIE M. HARVATH University Assistant Baseball Coach DONALD G. KA'I'I'IC B.S., M.Ed., St. Francis College District Recreation Director FRANCES A. MACK B.A., Seton Hill College IN B.A., Juniata College University of Pennsylvania all Coach DEPAR T ME T CHARLES L. MOORE B.A., Saint Vincent College M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania JOSEPH E. PEKAR B.S., Slippery Rock State College M.Ed., Duquesne University, Saint Lawrence University Head Football Coach Equipment Manager Letterman's Club Advisor RICHARD J. POLCZYNSKI B.A., Alliance College JOHN B. POLIVKA, Department Head B.A., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Penmm Advisor JAMES B. SHAFFER Il B.S., Slippery Rock State College Audio-Visual Director GEORGE M. STOLL B.S., Lock Haven State College M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania RONALD B. SURMACZ B.A., University of Pittsburgh Assistant Sophomore Class Advisor ROW I: Mr. Kattic. Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Bertani. ROW 2: Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Polivka, Mr. Moore, ROW 3: Mr. Surmacz, Mr. Harvath, Mr. Stoll. Mr. McCorkle, Mr. Good, Mrs. Seymour, Mr. Eisaman, Mr. Novotny. MA TH DEPAR TM E T GERALD M. EISAMAN BA., Muskingum College GARY M. GOOD, Department Head B.S., Wayneshurg College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh ROBERT F. MCCORKLE B.S., California State College M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania JOHN R. NOVOTNY B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania RICHARD J. RIZZARDI B.S., Slippery Rock State College ALONA H. SEYMOUR B.S., lVI.S., State University of New York College at Buffalo Ski Club Advisor Ski Racing Team Coach THOMAS E. SHIRLEY BS., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Head Baseball Coach JOHN H. SMITH B.S., Clarion State College . H-,Es-if , R Mr. Eisaman seems to have little difficulty in getting the attention of his math class -.xnxx 'yd ,,,......m.m- nffiif ROW 1: Mrs. Boyd. Miss Leggieri, Miss Pescuric. Miss Cummerick. ROW 2: Mrs. Patterson, Miss Cooke. Mrs. Garritano, Mr. Watkoski. Mrs. Watkoski. ROW 3: Mr. Testa Mr. Boyd, Mr. Guerrieri. BUSINESS DEPARTME T SHIRLEY O. BOYD JOYCE A. GARRITANO MICHAEL X. TESTA BS., Waynesburg College BS., Indiana University of Pennsylvania BS., M.S.. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Student Council Advisor WARREN L. BOYD. Department Head JOSEPH WATKOSKI B.S., Waynesburg College DONALD J. GUERRIERI B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania M.S., University ot' Pittsburgh DECA Advisor GEORGENE COOKE MARY L. LEGGIERI B,S., University of Pittsburgh B.S., Duquesne University LINDA WATKOSKI B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania PATRICIA E. CUMMERICK JEAN A. PATTERSON M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh B.A., Thiel College B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania F.B.L.A. Advisor M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University LORRAINE PESCURIC B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania HOME ECONOMIC DEPAR TME T ,IEANNE B. DAUGHERTY. Dc-partmvnt Hvatl BS., llNllLlIlZl University of Pennsylvania F.H.A. Atltisnr CECELIA A. MUCORKLE BS., lmlianu University of Pvnnsylvania GLORIA R. NATALE BS., Solon Hill Colle-go DONNA D. WALL BS., Seton Hill Collfwgn Right: Mrs. lVlc:Corkle, Mrs. Daugherty. Mrs. Natalc Below, Mrs. Wall demonstrates the modern micro- wave oven. v 11'lff-1viE..i.. . .. . -:...'s.zff...,W,Im,,,...QW 3 w L: - ...iw 2 K 'W - . , ' r ..'3re?faiiffffwmfg:vf 1. .. ,,,.. V. i K- e -2 ..f. . .. f..-f1.. .... .... . . . fff.....,,.k , ,.,. .. .,,kkk ..., I . , . f K f.....if5... 55.--:.'Vt --Vf .V . 45 . I .V.. .I . . ,K EE MW... Home economics in the hall? Kathy Head would answer in the affirmative as she stoops to conquer a pattern for a sewing project. f IND US TRIAL ART DEPAR TME T ROBERT N. BATEMAN BS., California State College Driver's Education GENO CENCIA Vocational Education, University of Pittsburgh Stage Crcw EUGENE C. JOHNSON II B.S., California Stale College Pennsylvania State University Electronics Club Advisor RONALD D. KALLENBORN BS., M.Ed., California State College FRANK R. MARKOSKY Department Head B.S., M.Ed., California State College ALBERT J. PATRICK B.S., California State College Mr. Batcman, Mr. Ccncia, Mr. Markosky, Mr. Kallenborn. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Patrick ART MUSIC C ART ALEX C. FRENDY, Department Head B.F.A.. Pratt Institute REGIS PATRICK BS., Edinlioro State College MUSIC JEANNE V. CLOSE B.M., Seton Hill College LAWRENCE G. RADZEVICK BS., Indiana University of Pennsylvania Majoretles, Colorguard Intently sketching with chalk, Glenn Art- man frightl finds ART I an interesting break from his other classes. The Band's supporters are various kinds of people, but the Band's proudest fan is a Band member himself, Dave Boyer Qfar rightj proudly marches and plays his bari- tone horn during half time entertainment. -.J RICHARD C. BABYAK B.S., Eastern Kentucky University Football Coach EVELYN BIGGS B.S., Pennsylvania State University Girl's Swimming Team Coach Girl's Gymnastics Coach Leader's Club Advisor Gym Show Director JOHN W. BOOKHEIMER B.S.. Slippery Rock State College lVI.S., West Virginia University Swimming Assistant GEORGE J. CHATLOS B.S., Saint Bonaventure M. DOLORES FINK B.S., Slippery Rock State College CAROL A. FRANCESE B.S., Frostburg State College DONALD KARANOVICH B,S., University of Pittsburgh Boy's Swimming Team Coach BONNIE E. RASPET A.B,, West Liberty State College Cirl's Volleyball Coach DRIVERS ED U CA TI ON CHARLES R. HURSH JR. B.B.A., University of Pittsburgh Basketball Coach FLOYD Cv. MARSHALL BS.. Findlay College Wrestling Coach SAM MARSICO BS., Finday College Mr. Marshall, Mr. Marsico Mr. Hursh OCCUPATIONAL ED U CA TI 0N JAMES T. HUTTENHOWER B.S., University of Pittsburgh NICK A. PETRUCCI B.S., McPherson College Mr. Petrucci, Mr. Huttenhower LIBRARIANS JANE H. RAINEY A.B., Waynesburg College M.A., Duquesne University Library Club Sponsor SARAH J. SNODGRASS BS.. University of Pittsburgh N,F.L. Advisor Library Club Advisor NURSE ESTHER F. RIDINCER B.S.N.E.. Carnegie-Mellon University M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing F.N.A. Advisor I CAFE TERIA AND MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA SITTING: R. Lawrence, J. Weslowski, D. Wampler r D. Scheetz, G. McCabe, L. Myers, L. Menzie, F. Glasko. STANDING: M. Justus, C. Chapman, D. Becker, E. Miller. E. Raymond. E. Rittenhouse. D. Wilkerson, R. Kennedy, E. Shivy. W. Tavlor, M. venzin, E. Ciaysmnh, A. Smith, G. Koehler. M. Juhasz. Two of the nicest people at Norwin are seldom seen in the' Classroom. They are Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Medich of the maintenance staff. Events Take part . . . be active . . develop new interests 1 f wi-'55, xB'-Q Nunn ---.....,.,,,,M 1-hui --...- I -M.. Q HQ' df Z 4, f if V' - Z if -J 'f se-'W-M v 1 , ,. Au' W 9 N A ff. new I 4 43 E-v J . . Happy eyes see a meaningful lzfe 1 Thv Norwin knight. Carol Babvr. vhargwi on hurso- Ir1'k Ihr bill I wh 'xi thP 'h H I ' lf- H 4lf'LliIll'l! Km . 11 g xyu. m QfI'6'dl r, . thx-ir xovul rurcls. and the team gathers-rl around thx-ir vuaull in warvh of 21 victory. THE OPENING NIGHT OE FOOTBALL AT HOME - NORWIN 15, HEMPFIELD 14 '-L'T Q. f 3 . . v z Q S J' Thu- vrnwd. lop. as well as Mr. Pvkar voin-1-ml thvir rc-ar'!ion:4 to one of tho most 1-xvilingz grid 1-nrllc-sls to bc' playe ul Nurwin. 531, E Mu xx .e 66' if ww S O ELECTIO an at Do you remember who ran for vice president in 1972? Agnew and Shriver, of course for do you prefer to remember Eagleton'?j! At Norwin two vice presidential candidates in the student council elections were Steve Ponchak and Vito Zingarelli, top right, who found it necessary to console each other after a defeat. Politics reigned supreme at Norwin as some students used their lockers, top left, to get their point across. ln the photo above, Sue Susang, ,lim Minnich, Bruce Jordanhazy, and Mike Prengaman, all candidates for student council president, compare notes before presenting their plat- forms to the student body. I ei ilfr V p 2 ' X X i in was Q some ' we 'wi iklxs, -2 x b , i f -cs M , ,,,,, s s w s if A sk i 5 I. l f W1 .f X I ei ELECTIU Norwin students took their election seri- ously. In the first presidential election in which eighteen year olds had the right to vote, the nation chose Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew. At the same time, the stu- dent body cast their ballots in favor of Jim Minnich, above, for student council president. Campaigning took on many forms as candidates for student council office presented their views, above left, at a special pre-election assembly. A special assembly was held for members of the Contemporary Affairs class, center left, wherein young people from the commu- nity such as John Kulik, Norwin alumnus, debated on the views of Nixon and McGovern. To most students, however, the high point of the student council elections came last spring when Johnny Come Lately Stiltz threw his hat in the ring and quickly found a following, left. His campaign pos- ters were most unique fsee opposite pagej. Stiltz conducted a write in cam- paign but went the way of McGovern. THE NOR WIN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND GOES TO CANADA' '1 'f After the enjoyable chaos of packing and unpacking, two silhouetted hand members find time for thoughtful serenity on a rocky jetty along the shore of Lake Ontario, left. Lengthy hours of preparation, discipline, and unquestioning obedience, these and many other elements have created one of the finest bands ever, the Norwin Senior High School Marching Band. The dedication of the band members and their hours of sacrifice, however, have not passed unnoticed. Exhibition performances not only reward the students but also honor the entire school. The bandfs trip to Toronto this past September exemplifies such a performance. For several years the band has been invited to participate in the halftime entertainment at one of the Argonaut's football games. Departing at pre-dawn hours, traveling for miles on a rowdy bus, practicing long sessions in an unfamiliar stadium, the band still delivered the same exceptional performance which marked its first exhib- ition. Part of this trip's significance was the opportunities it opened to the band students. For those newer members, it provided their first view of Canada. ln addition, after the performance, the entire band was able to tour the Ontario Science Center. Of course it offered the extra advantage of missing two days of school. Indeed, the Toronto expedition further represents the growing fame of the Norwin band and proved a valuable and memorable experience for all involved. Q, -it - V A ---.:f - ' Ai 3 ,. X V. ...- .,,.,., ,iw ,,..,.,.MM'- 1 ,. ,.N,.W,v-ff:'v ' the hot summer sun, above. The fun of a trip to Canada did not come without the frustration of frustrating drills in V Her Majesty, Terri Rchich HOMECOMING t t t t t n 1972 E tt THE QUEENV Mary Jo Wolk, Attendant ' a v , 2 A A ffft .. AND HER COURT Maureen Hakala, Attendant L W' f 4 .www v 90 A f wx Enthusiasm always abounds at a Norwin Homecoming, and the cheerleaders, below left, paraded in hopes of a football victory -- and this year victory was theirs. Certain school organizations claimed a different kind of victory as they won prizes in the float competition. The 'National Honor Society captured first prize with their Calliope, bottom, the Distributive Education Club took second place honors through their efforts in constructing the huge Jumbo the Elephant, opposite page, and the Future Homemakers, see page 136, came in third with an entry entitled, The Tiger Goes Round and Round. X The Junior Class Float, center below, was judged best of the class entries. All floats, including the entry of the Pep Club, below, took part in the parade through downtown Irwin. 1' ' xiii 1' my 1,1 W, ' 5 .1 x ' f Q fail ff-H4 In 4 fflfiao- 3 -'14 M 4 -Q. Tuff nr ' 1 I yy Q h , ,M i Y ' in KA iv ' X n,t..Mi , , V . , 15 .,.,.. '4 ,'f'W. ,,..,.. ij ' 145. .J i afwmsgifzr -,,g,5f -, Ease Www' My . is lv x ,f 'I , 1, ' rs-. ' 4 V r'y ' 'Wt M ' ii-,awp X e f if S.. Fr 'V l Jr , ' ' .1 ' fr'-w,w. V ,LL4..mu.-.i-i,-.'. M., ' W' ' ,W aku, ..,. :Wi emimlsl was .M MORE H OMECOMI G I i IT STARTS WITHA CANDLELI GH T PEP RALL Y AND ENDS WITH THE GAIETY OF A THREE RING CIRCUS R A 3, SI'II I - . i The candlelight pep rally, Topg parading through Irwin, Center, school spirit, Above Left, and Barb Reihart, Above Right, adorned in lollipops reminding her Knights to lick the Tigers M' ,,, 5 M -gi , 'xxx V .. . , H-,rg gp I Y , x,,. mmm, ,. QJQ1 P ig: L , L K Y V K 1411 9 Y K A ,..f'2' B, it I K Wfykk , a v I ' . . ' k..lj K' t ' 5 ' ' . ji Y V 2 if , - Y, , , QE fl - if ,Q iii .Lg X -3 fig V. T 5 15. --'mfg F., '. f i T . .VT '33 31' P More candlelight, top leftg pretty peanut vendors, top right: and more scenes from the big top, above. Homecoming '72 took on a big top atmosphere under the leadership of Student Council president, Jim Minnich and its advisor, Mrs. Garritano. The local business community provided financial help to school organizations for the construction of the floats and the rest was history as the students went to work preparing the colorful entries seen here and on the previous two pages. The festivities began with a pep rally on Homecoming eve - due to a ruling of the local fire department, the traditional bonfire had to be exchanged for the individual flames of student held candles. On homecoming day itself, the students paraded their floats through Irwin, the Norwin Shopping Center, and the football stadium. The event climaxed with the crowning of Terri Rehich as queen. Normally, that would have been enough for one homecoming, but the Norwin football Knights put some icing on the cake with a 13-0 victory over Wilkinsburg - Norwin's first homecoming victory! The student body celebrated their victory at a dance in the school cafeteria. Homecoming '72 - a successful day in every way. THE .IU IOR-SENIOR PROM AN AFTERNOON OF FRANTIG DECORATING LEADS TO AN EVENING OF FINE FOOD, DANCING, AND LASTING MEMORIES. The idea of using the school gymnasium to hold the 1972 Prom met with much resistance among the upperclassmen who were planning to attend the annual affair. The lucky couples who did attend were pleasantly surprised to find the gym trans- formed from its everyday role into a gar- den of ancient Greece. The walls became a series of graceful columns and lush shrubbery interspersed with statuary. While dining by romantic candlelight, the couples were served a delightful meal by their classmates who performed the func- tions of waiters and waitresses. After the lovely meal, music was provided and the floor filled with dancers. The scene looked like one from an eighteenth-cen- tury novel as the boys in their tuxedos and the girls in the floor-length gowns moved around the floor. Soon the magic Grecian garden was deserted though, as the people left it for a far different set- ting, the post-prom party at Harty's Pub. More dancing was provided for at the party and to a much faster pace. Two rock groups played current music in sepa- rate rooms. The festivities lasted through the night until early Sunday morning. By then, everyone was ready to go home, catch a couple hours of sleep and prepare for a picnic on Sunday afternoon. l i t Nw Enjoying the prom ,l. Rutlxowski. J. Sasena. T. and C. Cervi. S. Spiker. and J. Wil:-s. allow. it i st -'L '4 vgcl. and lVl. Essay. lop left: ,l. Graft and D. Palesky. lop rightg 5'ii 'l r if , 5 K Z .FL 5 Mr. Peduzzi does the pouring, center, and above, a table of faculty members. :ami wi Gordon Kaye and Paula King, above center, sit one out, framed by prom decor, above, is Jim Diamond and Belly Dunn. Much work had to be done to prepare the gym for the ballroom it was about to become. Maureen Hakala and an unidenti- fied helper, left, spent hours preparing floral decorations. Donna Blasko, below, another member of the work crew, arranges the pillars of paper flowers. s 4 i QE gi ia Az ? 5134 5'-YQ., . . Q ilii x we . i. :,,, . e Q s s M e'lew if o li if X X. Q fe.. ,,,.,g 4 Kqxyl , 15, A Rusy Graber, Debbie Maxey, Joe Shepard. and Jane Cooper, center, study some sculptureg a field of dancers, above. Note the ceiling of crepe paper. OPE H 0 USE Mr. Dwyer, right, and Mr. Lawson, hottom, greet parents, while the Student Council, below, provides a snack. Each year Norwin opens its doors to the parents in an effort to bring education and its goals closer to the community. At the open house visitors have an opportu- nity to meet teachers, View student accom- plishments, and socialize in the cafeteria where the student council provides hospi- tality in the form of coffee and doughnuts. PENNON ,73 presents this focus on open house as a special salute to those parents who took time out from busy schedules to prove to their children that they are truly interested in the workings of the educa- tion process. K X o toyo fam ,, 5 -f fi' -rt L V ,. ,, xv ,... 1'f A xx ' The reactions of parents ranged from concern and doubt ure as they visited with teachers and principals. EE Af., to satisfaction and pleas as HH-' 'WL 12 ' X 4 +19 f 92 5' L 5:2132 H ' A ff x X ,W , Q my ,255 ' ' I yfiisf ,S-V: 62. .vw ,-Y? ,wefflfig ' wax .vs pg, ,i .Q V v ,ts ,X X514 xii' .iw Y X 5 w V gm -Cfdfwifs-, XWFX f 0 2. , ew 9' 54, wi ww . 'fgpgas-' i mg mgsfff :ffm -,M wi v,..A.,, ,wx gs .ww F ,. sf WX K-, ,v-2' , in-f , , J . '7 ' f' A X 9? a ai xxx YL QQWQQ. if .X ft W? W fy 1 41135 :QE ,. if 'Q-,Q .4 Q- rrvqugv QP ov if oo oo ,. , 'l'i ' f H2 m 4 fu ,, A.f ' ? f . 2.12 S USPENSE REI GNED SUPREME BUT LAUGHTER CAME AROUND EVERY BEND IN LOVE RIDES THE RAILS An evil, dastardly menace looms threateningly in the shadows. Pure innocence is put to the test, but forthright goodness finally triumphs. ls this another moral lesson of the day? Love Rides the Rails, otherwise known as Will the Mail-Train Run Tonight?, was an adventure into Saturday's silent film flicks that proved a cultural and commercial success for the Class of '73. Human fortitude faced its greatest trial as Simon Darkway, a foul menace to society, endeavored to force the pious Mrs. Hopewell to relinquish her railway claim. Naturally his des- picable schemes resulted in failure. Even his faithful side-kick, Dirk Sneath, could not escape the well deserved consequences. No melodrama would be complete without a test of true love. Despite the wiles of the alluring Carlotta Cortez, however, Truman Pendennis remained loyal to his dear Pru- dence. The additional escapades of such colorful characters as Fifi and Harold Stanfast thrilled the audi- ence while the comic relief of the numerous olios provided unexpected delight. Tom Siegel as Simon Darkway labove leftl delivers the fateful blow that aids Dirk Sneath fVito Zingarellil in overcoming Tru- man's friend, honest Harold Stanfast fBill Hamiltounl. Coquettish Michelle Ballough, Above right, imparts Carlotte's messages as only a French Fifi could. Below, the cast, with Michelle Ballough at the keyboard, brushes- up on its vocalizing one last time before opening night. Proper entertainment was presented in modest form by the school girls of the olio, Carolina in the Momingf' ROW 1: M. Fundis, R. Swope, D. Carr, T. Rebich, M. Essay, J. Marsico, B. Wagner, C. Medich. ROW 2: M. Smoody, D. Yusko, C. Pot- thoff, J, Wuchina, J. Crummy, C. Flack, P. Svec, T. Wolfe. What saloon could be complete without a line of tempting dance hall girls, Below, and their all too eager gentlemen friends? Girls: J. Ponitz, L. Marcej, D. Hanson, C. Button. Boys: P. Snyder, K. Kocinslcy, B. McCabe, B. Jordanhazy, T. Harrison, D. Berta, B. Peters, J. Dow, L. Karsnak, L. Jollie, M. Opalko, M. Filotei, L. Sharanatan. Above center the Barroom Boys Mmdy Shoxsher JoAnn Mycoff and Barb Steck share a mug of ale with conspirator Dirk Sneath fVito Zingarellij, while poor Truman Pendenms fRxck Herbsterj langunshes in jail Above right his former fnends sing the praises of his captor, Officer Harrigan lMike Foxj. Above left Lynette Eisamen and Karen Duncan seek a little spiritual bid as Mrs Hopewell and Prudence pray for their deliverance. SPRI G CHORAL C0 CERT at ,- El X At the 1972 Spring Concert the stage became a setting for the nursery rhymes that have been passed down from generation to generation. Paula Tuchin, Arlene Shubek, and Patti Plecenik, top left, are on the look-out for an unexpected visitor. Little Boy Blue, better known to Norwinites as John Giglotti, top right, takes a rest during the performance of a medley of nusery rhymes being sung by George Goras and Cathy Crovak, above left. Posing before the magic castle that took weeks to design and paint, above right, are Audrey Macara, Chris Parsons, Karen Battaglini, Cindy Shoaf, and Kim Meininger. Enchanted forest came alive during the evening's performance, and as a part of the forest inhabitants, Sue Wills, top of opposite page, had to be the prettiest elephant ever seen. Bugs, elves, bunnies and flowers, center left of opposite page, are also a part of the forest setting. On the far right, Patti Plecenik, Rick Phillips, Joanne Mycoff, Ed Plank, and Cindy Shoaf rehearse a number before opening night. Two Jacks and a Jill, right, are Jeff Crowe, Cheryl Christensen, and Tim Fauth. And what is a forest without Indians - Kim Novak and Sue Barrick do the honors at the bottom right of the opposite page. IF THE NOR WIN CHORAL DEPARTMENT PRESENTS ITS SPRING EXTRA VAGANZA, CAN SUMMER BE EAR BEHIND. When does Spring officially arrive in the Norwin area? Perhaps with the melting of the last snow? Maybe when the bright yellow blossoms appear on the forsythia bushes? lt could be on that balmy morning when our grassy hillsidew undergoes the transformation from winter's dull brown to the coolness of Aprilis green. The answer, of course, is all of theseg but to the district's lovers of good music, Spring officially makes its debut with the annual Spring Concert. The enthusiastic blend of voices provides the same euphoria as that first balmy day of April. The vocal magic of Mrs. Close's choraliers entwined with the sparkling color of the stage setting is enough to set toes tapping in harmony to chirping crickets and the staccato blinking of fireflies in the night. The 1972 show, entitled Over the Rainboww was another of the many hits that Mrs. Close and hundreds of energetic students have put together. Was it worth all of the time and trouble? Ask any participant, for as they gazed from the stage they saw the traditional packed house that has become synonymous with Mrs. Close's productions. Some spring tonics come in a bottleg at Norwin the elixir is music. 9 4 A23 ,.....Jll. Q 3 'E- 4NU XXL. .ga S- 85'3.'1ii? 5 'f'!?1fb Wf 835 ga LEAGUE COMPETITIO AT HOME ENDS O HIGH UTE Opening their home season against Hempfield Area, a neighboring rival, the Knights played before an overflow crowd of loyal, confident fans. Inspired by this support, the Norwin five rebounded from a previous league defeat at the hands of Latrobe to down the Hempfield Spartans, 49-35. The contest was marred by numerous turnovers which had Coach Hursh in a fit of frustration throughout most of the evening. ln an attempt to maintain control, the Knights slowed down the action in the final quarter to take only two shots from the field. By this time the crowd had settled down to accept a victory by a most comfortable margin. Big Mike Barberich and Senior Randy Smith led the scoring honors with 15 and 10 points respectively. Pace setter Tom Tomko, Top Left, and sharpshooter Randy Smith, Top Center, move the ball across court. Chuck Smidansky, above, about to get two points. ,Iunior Varsity action, above, led to a victory for Norwin. 127 F ormally clad couples drifted, into the festively dec- orated room. Their ar- rival was greeted with pine-decked walls, candlelit tables and soft musical strains. The change in the cafeteria was com- plete and the Let- termen's guests were impressed with the transformation. Delight was apparent on the shining, smiling faces of the couples in attend- ance. Though the weather was more spring-like than Christ- massy, the spirits were not dampened by the De- cember drizzle. Undaunted, the dancers polkaed, cha- chaed, and hully-gullied to the sounds of Joe Silvio's orchestra. Amid the glow of ex- citement, colors whirled about creating a Christmas kaleidoscope in what was earlier that afternoon a high school cafeteria . . . As Mr. Garritano introduced them, the Sno-ball court entered the ball- THE LE TT ERMEZVW S SN 0 BALL pp pppt t room and anxiously awaited the regal announcement. With a flourish of 'drums the revelation came, Dave Wichrowski was named king and Mary Jo Wolk was crowned queen. Dan Davis and Donna Dubyak, the royal couple of a year earlier, performed their final official act with the coronation of the 1973 couple of the night. Dancing continued as the enchanting evening wore on. At the affair's conclusion, a collective sigh of disbelief and dismay was heard. The Sno-ball was over and suddenly became another memory of a swiftly passing . senior year. vP ,5 Ng 5 4f 3 5' 7 C5 DECORATING CONTESTS H YPER-SPIRI T ED FANS ADD ORNAMEN TA TI ON TO DOORS, LOCKERS, WALLS, AND CEILINGS. Norwin students become very decorative just before their game of the week. Samples of their work appear at the top of the page. Students such as Sue McCune, Jackie O'Connell, and Mary Jo Ott, right, remained long after school to prepare their decorations of encouragement. -...t lmggfg ge W ,Q t xx . ., tp gg, Wf-, ,yi -f-fff, ew. , if- 1,4 , ,, mgisggi ,. A . Q. '1, ' xx-X tgp, 5 3 X 'K , S 1 w., , , W 4: EW 'if ff T, if Q gf Q' 1 1 wild ,,,, t 3 it sf it , fr N 5 ' A Q .K ,fi . at 38225 ' mf, Ai Q 1' gm H N M ata N. F r 9 l F' . 5 P t . ,, ., 4 iff ifiwfif, 95. a, 2 .,, , is 4- . ,l Sefiij' ' 4 i in . Q 5533 4, --' L. mia t ,,,,,.,...f-H- 'w' t 2 x,,.,4is:xx.i ., iw' etc, , 5 X Rtmyitfiiei Q , Q fi 1? K 1' . Ziilri .xlib . i i' :' it J limi? 'LL. in I 1 Lf a I i Q'.f Janine.Wessel. top left, puts the finishing touches on her locker. Dale Varsafsky and Skip Wiese, top right, study the embellishments of homeroom 608. Other eye catching displays appear, center of page. Pam McGhen, above left, and Becky Claar and Karen Thornburg, above right, show how the tasks get started. 131 :agua JU IOR CLASS BA QUET At their annual class banquet, the juniors dined under the theme of Zodiac ,74. A holiday atmosphere prevailed throughout the evening while the guests partook of Manor East's fare, were entertained by classmembers, and afterwards danced. Cathy Abbott, Angie Alexander, Scott Jackson, Debbie Meyers, Rick Peterson, Ed Plank and Mike Wilps starred in the night's events as they displayed their various talents to fellow classmates. Next, those with favorable horoscopes received gifts of the gods Qdoor prizesj. The evening concluded with dancing, as all were surrounded by symbols of astrology. The signs certainly were right for this memorable occasion. ff wid f :EI The head table. center of page, pauses for a smile during their mealg they include Denise Fichtner, Karen Gerard, Mr. Peduzzi, Mrs. Eisaman, Mr. Eisaman, Mark Alberts, and Kevin Albert. W. C. Fields, alias Rick Peterson, left. performs for his classmates. Above it is Steve Calabro executing his gentlemanly duties. H, YQ? -Q, I at 5. Being carefully observed by the waterbearer are Greg Hand and Linda Everson, top left, ,loan Sasena enjoys an evening with her date Jeff Rutkowski, a senior, top right. The evening concluded with juniors jockeying for position on the crowded dance floor, above. -v I -56,5 C ,.y. . R i 6 I-fffk Overlooking the railing at Manor East are Tony Paluka and Charlotte Chaney, top. Entertaining their classmates, Center Above, are Angie Alexander, Debbie Meyers, and Ed Plank. Chaperoning teach- ers, Center Below, lake time out for a picture, and a bevy of turned on juniors attempt to get Mr. Eisa- man on the dance floor, above. ff an E ie! Symbol of the last day. The questiong what to save and what not to save, center. above, the decision has been made: throw it all away! LAST DA Y OF CH OOL, Mr. Reese, below jokingly threatens to do what his students have been suggesting all year. At left, underclassmen wait for report cards by concen- trating on a different kind of card. E a 'ixlfp Everybody cleans on the last dayg from showcases, center, to lab tables, above, RELAXA TI O PRE VAIL Miss Gray lends a hand in clean up chores, below, and yet another student relaxes before re-C4-iving his report card, right. Y i t l 1. K it V 'ti 411 r Km ..w M L.. Checking in textbooks, centerg and checking the countdown to summer vacation, above. i 57? s 1 : Q 5 1 5 ,-nf .J N., If the idea is to let your hair down on that 180th day, then the photo above indicates just that. But for a glimpse of the expression of genuine freedom, see pages 14 and 15 as an example of what happens when students finally get that final report card. 1 I L 5. , rganizations Q'X pa.. Dedication and loyalty willingly extended overshadow the pains of sefsacrifice PENNON STAFF KNIGHT KRIER STAFF SEATED: A. Patrick, S. Turnshek, D. Fichner, T. Cunningham, L. Jollie, J. Leukhardt, M Sutter, C. Marshall. STANDING: Mr. Polivka, S. Susang, T. Wolfe, P. Simpson, R. Povirk D. Turnshek, C. Curran, D. Olah, G. Fazio, B. Weaver. NOT PICTURED: P. Surmacz, M Devine, D. Brannick. SEATED: T. Cherpak, B. Cucchi, J. Leukhardt, S. Vucic, K. Kennedy, J. Schork, C Meclich, R. Shane, P. Plecenik, J. Vockley, L. Jollie, B. Weaver. STANDING: A. Alexar der, K. Brown, S. Gillespie, G. Fazio, T. Millburn, C. Crovak, S. Chomanies, S. Strait, C Michaels, D. Sinclair, D. Bochneak, L. Pavlik, B. Dalton, C. Corcoran, J. Vockley, K Head. -f -fn .451 hs. T p T k l as A . x .. , t x r .fa - M..-wav'- 1 X i X t 1 sill' s.-all T e A i N. f to Q LH it-i+5',.l' ' . 1 v. as , T an X t ,.m.,. Action in the PENNON Office 'ops Tana Wolfe, editor-in-chief, studies instructions from- the publishing company, Tana's two right arms, photographer Bob Weaver and associate editor Debbie Brannickg associate editor 'eggy Simpson who usually serves as the right arm of business manager, Cathy Marshall. Bottom: The yearbook before it gets to you, Tana and her associates try to get a thought across to Mr. Viley, publish:-r's representative, Debbie. Sue, and Tana waiting for an idea. Action in the KRIER Office blow: Co-Editor Patti Plecenik attempting to fit copy with the help of Rita Shane and Jerry Vockley, advisor, Mr, Matko doing some advising, staff members, Linda Jollie and Jill Leukhardt. ottom: Co-Editor Rita Shane figures while John Vockley thinksg Linda Jollie trying to put the pieces together on what was to become an outstanding Christmas edition of the KNIGHT KRIER. ii 2 40 OR WI HIGH SCHOOL BA D BAND ROW 1: C. Staudenmaier, R. D'Alesandro, J. Shoaf, M. McLaughlin, K. Ryan, K. Miklos, M. Miklos, K. Strait, T. Mong, J. Cannon, K. Ross, D. Carr, M. Leach, G. Ray, M. Shayka, J. Smith, B. Cooper, B. Calliford, B. Blake, S. Schricker, A. Rodgers, R. Ray, C. Stickel, E. Kiser, D. Kolesar, M. Kosko, R. Herbster, R. Gray, S. Jackson, D. Boyer. ROW 2: J. Novak, L. Cannon, D. Chobirko, J. Milburn, N. Wampler, V. McMunn, S. Oldham, M. Pheil, S. Hart, D. Dodds, C. Lawther, L. Ondish, L. Pavlic, P. Svec, D. Ptaszkiewicz, D. Hanson, K. Martz, B. Toth, N. Warden, D. Jacobs, J. Kifer, J. Teets, B. Smith, B. Doernte, G. Rosso, J. Rutkowski, N. Martz, T. Stansell, E. McDonald, W. Henderson, C. Mcllllfresh, S. Bales, S. Ponchak. ROW 3: C. Medich, C. Crovak, C. Hartland, E. Lehman, M. David, R. Mays, K. Tickerhoof, R. Drozdiak, D. Olah, A. Shubock, T. Milburn, D. Grousis, C. Brnilovich, M. C. Hickey, K. Dice, L. Dakin, C. Stuchel, D. Bochneak, M. Tokarsky, L. Gasparovic, M. Sutter. PERCUSSION: R. Mundy, T. Mardell, L. Armor, D. Strangis, J. Stapf, H. Pence, C. Novakovich, G. Johnson, E. Johnson, R. Minkel, N. Pugliese, J. Castelli, D. Bozic, L. Oldham, R. Veverkam, K. Yakovac, K. Shull, J. Crummy.FRONT: T. Siegel, Field Conduc- tor I MAJORETTES ROW 1: C. Chaney, J. Ponitz -- Head, L. Uphoff. ROW 2: B. Parry, D. Warden, K. Flaherty, J. Henry Opposite Page COLORGUARD ROW 1: Sabres, T. Cakanac, D. Savage, S. Waller, D. McCullough. ROW 2: Rifles: J. Sasena, S. Gors cak, B. Piatt, J. Highlands, S. Lee, P. Hines, M Trembath, K. Baker. ROW 3: Silks, D. Sano, L Caputo, K. Gongaware, J. Barzan, B. Goltz, J. Kauff- man, S. Lease, T. Van Lent, B. Kean, C. Visocky, T Ostrom, K. Halvey, K. Wahl, L. Couchenour, P Simpson, MISSING, K. Wahl A-Squad: V. Orr, D. Zimmerman, K. Battaglini if AH! 1 i -- -'W . f ' ' ' 4 2 3 ,, ky? E .iw--ff' ,Luz G-Adi' F Y' 6' 1 N V . wwe ,v E LL, A , qty? I .J ' fm f 7 D Ft I I . as r N k' ' 5' - f..j'i f ' f, , A-S Dt- Q 7 filzslr ' 2 nfl mf of 'ff cv ff, wf mf we if asm nr ui .. ,. , I :ul In x A K Q1 '54 . A I1 IR. Zi... ,Y Q' 'a . ,, Im! M 14, ' 4 ' 7 1 V? j . . ' ': 'Q , . M ' L - V A 'F 5' 4' .. A 42: , ' W' 'V 'F 'F as IK It rn as Us ' 4 I L2 ' 1- .. , , .Vi, 1h , , Q ,sv 5 , 'I f 2 ,.,. , Y 4 V k 5 , Q. N- ..,.Q:.?,,,,,.y.i,a-Q'-J, j-,w--Ml. 1-QQ.-,-Q - 'M'f-'rf ,iff-.:,Q:T-. . ...R -3: ::x:g 'g 'gf2e 'g 'ff:Lfx-f-Q-.ww-31.-.2 .,,f,,-,G e,i,.T.., nw.-,,,, , M .WM p,,,,,-W., ,,.k, .,,,....,.,,,jTi'f., ,, Q ' - QQ' ' f 5 ' if w, mir K Q Perhaps the most coveted trophy won this year by the band was the grand prize trophy and the open class first place trophy cap- tured at the Zanesville, Ohio competition on November 11, 1972. Displaying the prized awards are Tom Siegel, Judy Ponitz, Audrey Macara, and Terry Mardell, top. The photo above was taken just moments after Mr. Radzevik announced who would be color guard captain, head majorette, and field conductor for the 1972-73 school year. On the practice field, right center, is Gary Johnson. Taking a break from practice, right, are Terry Mardell, Leslie Uphoff, Brian Cotter, and Larry Armor. 5,1 mr '93 , D.,-N7 V ti, nk:- A . , X, I dr, as 1 f s rl A i 1 2 . 1 l 4-s , g , by ,' n Y , , L 'N' A it of , Q f ,xg .. s - ay :v A , -f , f f--liz Ag, it . - Q t . 1- 4 . . i, ob Q ' i L,L,LL A ,,::. ' its S' - t t- il ' , ,lb .'.' 'lu .y .- 31' ' , S 1 ' , ..'2 ' , 1 , A 'A .. D 1' . - b - L 1 Lm,, A 5 ' ?,s.,W,,1, K, . if - . ,,..i?Qy 5, if - T .-f, f L - K A K Majoreltcs, loft. van be cheerleaders, too, Dcsertefd clarincts indicate a five minute break, below, The rolorguard performing. below lc-ft, and practicing, bottom left. Also performing, below center, is soloist. Ken Chaney. Tom Siegel loads his charges at a pep assembly, bottom right. 4 4 . , .sz vw? 'ft-W wi' it -1 4 ' -wf5Yz.+tf-,' N i 9 xgtwgia ?f:f 1 Q ,TL .,,,dA., .-..-5, . fox i -J. at , gf' mio 'W - .1 .Q ,ai ff if 'V-1 '. ' LH.- 5, . 438 iv if-Quiet fy 4. , Y . A Y A ,1 -Q , , .xi ' ' . J X :f ,fi , F .1 JN VK A il. ' fag , dl Lf .M 1, , ' ,5 ff ' x41 uf ,W , H THE BA D, MAJORETTE A D COLOR GUARD I ACTIO tx an ,B x 6? STUDE TCOU CIL ROW 1: S. Yost, V. Critchlow, D. Sebbens, G. Sullenberger, K. Battaglini, R. Wiehagen, T. Gerard, N. Polk, P. Dillman, J. Abraham, S. Waller. ROW 2: non-member, M Hammer, K. Filotei, M. Klanchar, K. Brown, D. Blasko, M. J. Wolk, V. Shaffer, M. Alberts, J. Ponitz. ROW 3: C. Dillman, L. Couchenour, M. Sutter, T. Maloney, L Butkavich, L. Uphoff, P. Hines, C. King, J . Minyon, D. Viecelli, B. Sinwell, A. Guidas, J. Crummy. ROW 4: J. Minnich, N. Hleba, J. Leukhardt, R. Peterson, D. DelSignore C. Campbell, L. Quigley, R. Siegel, S. Hornak, S. Menear, P. Jobes, P. Menear, K. Perkins, D. Moyer, V. Zingarelli. ROW 5: P. McGhen, M. J. Schultz, J. Sutherland, A Rogers, C. Henry, C. Baldridge, J. Feltes, B. Cedimpnskas, S. Bell, C. Wolk, D. McChancy, N. Javor, D. Nabuda, J. Kovack, J, Novak. ROW 6: J. Stiltz, M. Gelzhiser, J Pawlak, J. Schake, J. Dontrich, B. Riggins, J. Zona, B. Wagner, M. Dermore, D. Fallas, Z. Zontek, D. Hudson, K. Kocinsky, J . Mycoff. A TIONAL F ORENSI C LEA G UE ROW 1: Mrs. Pollock, T. Wolfe. V. Kingerski. S. Kuber, D. Fallas. M. Ballough, J Zona, R. Cutson. Mrs. Snodgrass. ROW 2: K. Halvey, T. Paluka, M. Alberts. P. Helte- bran, B. Gediminskas, K. Hassan, C. Wilson. B. Kelly. ROW 3: J. Sampson. J. Luhin- ski. M, Opalko, R. Yankes, L. Karsnak. J. Cooper. C. Curley. ROW 4: D. Jacobs. J Leukhardt, B. Tr-kach, R, Phillips. J. Karako. C. Staudenmaier. ROW 5: L. Tarantine, J. O'D0nnell, B. Maksimrhuk. B. Mason. P. Pendell, J. Pen. g ww.. X Norwin's debaters happily compare notes. top. before climbing into their mini-bus, left on their way to a forensic tournament. LE T T ERMENS CL UB ROW 1: D. Allenbaugh, C. Smidansky, M. Abraham, M. Waszak, B. Strachan, D. Rittenhouse, B. Hamil- ton, J. Lazar, D., Wickrowski, S. Strait, R. Smith. ROW 2: D. Garrity, P. Mclver, M. Nichlos, J. Oddo, M. Basara, D. McCallister, W. Richards, J. Friend, J. Findle, R. Long, P. Menzie, R. Herbster, T. Lehner. ROW 3: B. Dunlap, M. Ropele, T. Kennedy, G. Sich, S. Crawford, D. Peoples, W. Sears, R. Boehm, B. Filbert, C. McCally, C. Wilson. ROW 4-: R. Moon, T. Paluka, L. Cole, G. Hand, N. Woleslagle, D. Pala- sky, C. Provan, M. Mastrovish, M. Kosko, P. Thomas, A. Marino, K. Alberts. ROW 5: P. Pendell, R. McAtee, T. Butler, D. Page, J. Schake, B. Tomko, K. McNamara, D. Nowalk, S. McCall, M. Calabrase, D. Bextok, T. Mularski. ROW 6: J. Pawlak, T. Tomko, R. Mikach, K. McCune, J. Colineari, D. Savasta, B. Elder, R. Galina. ROW 7: K. Beardsly, T. Cherpak, R. Ference, R. Peterson, D. Dubyak, M. Wilps, M. Barberich, M. Capets. ROW 8: F. Modrak, R. Natalie, J. Venzin, B. Lynch, C. Michaels, K. McLaughlin, J. Smola, A. Grosko. The main event of the year for the Lettermen is the Sno Ball fsee pages 128 and 129j. Scenes at the right show some of Norwin's top athletes preparing for the dance. wan iff' Em H W- ew in if 1 saliva, 2 A- - 211511 4-2Zsf'11f5izmf?.Es -A .mfr-5-: 1i'f'i1lzi ,Q Q. , AV CREW THE STAFF OF MWNHS-TV7' SEATED: S. Long, J. Caldwell, A. Robare. STAND- ING: J. Spano, Mr. Shaffer, J. Daniels, S. Lakatosh, A. Krall, E. Altman, J. Karako, R. Sutter, D. Thomas, M. Graham, B. Ryan, M. Passaro, C. McWilliam, R. Crawford, S. Bradford. STAGE CREW WHERE WOULD OUR THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS BE WITHOUT T HEM? ROW 1: K. Morgan, S. Elliott, K. Novak, D. Baker ROW 2: R. Crawford, B. Lochner, A. Karll, S. Car- ter. 'fl FUTURE HOMEMAICERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: T. Simpson, B. Bold, S. Thomas, D. Zavora. B. Miller, P. D'amico, D. Yusko, L. Klanchar, C. Proven. ROW 2: Mrs. Daugherty. P. Menear, D. Fishel, M. Dahlstrom, J. Caldwell, D. Jones, K. Meininger. D. Bartkus, A. D'amico. ROW 3: A. Stright, J. Medic, J. Kasparek, C. Ostrom, M. Ond- ish, L. Zuber, D. Hanson, C. Flack. The new officers of the FHA, dressed proudly in their handmade outfits, displayed emotions ranging from the awe in Pat D'amic0's face, upper left, to the joy of the entire group, far left. lower, at their formal installation. it hbrtvawll FUTURE B USINESS LEADER OF AMERICA ROW 1 D Earl C Watson D Johnson J Todd G Sharpen berg C Frowen T Theobald M Hakala D Wheaton L DeT1ll ROW 2 V Ondlsh D Vargo P Belar P Turker D Grousls C Sfhmldt K Head S Petnsko J Bergmr L Gaspa rovlc ROWS L Crxtchlow C Vlsocky K Clements B Shaw S Splker P Hrapchak V Dash S Casslday C Gergely ROW 4- C Cuharney K Morgan J Rae S MHIIHSIC S Speeee L McCabe N Javor M Fundls C Makara B Hardman Mary Fundls phes, her skull IH typlng top Other students such as Sue Casslday Cmdy Makara and Dlanne Johnson far left and Klm Morgan left learn by expenence and ald the office at the same tlme FUTURE NURSES FUTURE TEACHERS N if I ' , 17 . ESA' EN 3 fa 'Q L DISTRIB UTI VE EDUCATIO CLUB UF AMERICA . , b ga x.,.f 1 9- .1 F -K DECA ROW 1: S. Frencik, J. Nemes, L. Petrovich, M. O'Rourke, B. Reinhart, C. Steffy, N. Spezziale, D. Taylor, D. Thompson. ROW 2: Mr. Watkoski, T. Burke, S. Shellgren, C. Manburg, D. Congaware, S. Ridgway, D. Lucas, D. Kempton, M. Kurtz, S. Brieg. ROW 3: P. Keddy, J. Gibson, D. Yako, B. Harvey, M. Benish, D. Capozzi, M. Eaton, V. Critchlow, E. Barry, J. Buck. ROW 4: B. Butler, J. McCann, K. Demek, S. Vandervort, D. Cassiday, P. Lynch, M. Greer, B. Dempsey, M. Boettner, R. George, G. Artman. FUTURE NURSES fopposite page, topj ROW 1: Z. Zontek,VM. Essay, D. Blasko, D. Fallas, S. Bernoski, W. Wareham, S. Ferguson, R. Hazel, D. Gutilla. ROW 2: Mrs. Ridinger, M. Berkley, S. Lencofsky, A. Patrick, R. Povirk, J. Voich, P. Vesslo, C. Rodihaugh, K. Ludwicki, S. Gramlish, D. Denale, D. Klavonick, L. Stone, D. Barktus. ROW 3: S. Perl, G. Corcoran, P. Dawson, B. Dingledine, K. Manz, S. LeDonne, L. Sistek, M. Kolaya, P. McGhen, B. Beal, L. Quigley, K. Novak, S. Rish. ROW 4: M. Balict, L. Weinschenker, B. Dacon, S. Reese, M. Filotei, J. Mycoff, M. Shorsher, K. Smith, R. Swope, L. Tarantino, L. Hartung, K. Mikula, P. Klopotoski, C. Glagola. FUTURE TEACHERS fOpposite page, bottomj ROW 1: D. Mitchell, V. Swearingen, K. Hassan, C. Baldridge, D. Cuttilla, Mrs. Samuels. ROW 2: D. Gloherty, K. Head, K. Howatineck, C. Beard, C. Crovak, S. Thomas, A. McCullough. ROW 3: J. Medic, M. Marolt, M. O'Brien, S. Ferenchak, D. Pennington, R. Sessi, S. Reese. 'Xi President Dennis Taylor LEADERSHIP SCHOLAR HIP SERVICE : MM, 4 1 . - . H I Y f f 3 'I Gp: Qji OQIETY X-va 123 H. l ' . xfffm The National Honor Society, led by president Mike Prengaman, was a most active group this year and therefore deserves to he spotlighted by the PENNON. The homecoming float built by the organization won first prize. Behind the scenes in building the float are shown, above left. Money was raised by selling recipe books, above. SENIOR NHS MEMBERS ROW 1: M. Marolt, K. Head, S. Oldham, S. Ponchak, C. Provan, M. Prongaman, J. Drylic, S. Curry, S. Susang, L. Gasparovift. ROW 2: M. Filolei, R. Sleigh, C. Stuchel, P. Svec, K. Duncan, R. Accurti, 1. Cakanac, D. Maxey, L. Dakin, D. Savage, B. Piatt, M. Sutter, R. Shane. ROW 3: T. Wolfe, J. Wuchina, T. Milburn, M. Smoody, R. Drozdiak, D. Turnshek, W. Caruthers, W. Thomas, S. Strait, M. Taylor. T. Siegel. ROW 4: C. Medich, D. Dakin, R. Mathas, .l. O'Donnell, K. Dale, W. Herd, M. Pheil, R. Strachan, G. Rosso, M. Parris, R. Phillips. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY 2 t Z of ,iz .-'ff -...f ff t. 5 'E mst!! 1 . T .2 A B - . 3 M' , f , . , ai E if V 5 - j !1.zf11gfza x o - ,-5.5, L V, . :l...T?l't -- W - ,-,--,,,,,,,........ It V? N , H PRESCRIPTIONS :Q In addition to selling the recipe books, above, the NHS won recognition on Scholastic Quiz competition on local television, top. After successfully defeating Derry Area in the first round of Scholastic Quiz com- petition to win a 150 dollar scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, the first Norwin team was out answered by Ridgway Area in the second round. The team, consisting of captain Mike Prengaman, Debbie Dakin, Russell Droz- diak, Jill Leukhardt, and alternates Cathy Medich and Scott Strait, matched wits with other scholars at the Johnstown tele- vision studio in WJAC-TV's high school quiz program. Although eliminated after only the second round game, Norwin hopes to do better next year when they return with a more experienced team. JUNIOR NHS MEMBERS ROW 1: L. Anderson, C. Nestor, K. Kifer, L. Klanchar, D. Lyons, B. Helterbran, D. Lyons, L. Gegick, K. Gerard, A. Alexander. ROW 2: Mrs. Leukhardt, B. Gediminskas, N. Kerr, C. Visoky, D. Skoch, H. Cimbala, S. Gonos, J. Feltes, M. Alberts, K. Ryan, M. McClintock, K. Head, C. Crovak. ROW 3: D. Olah, J. Rothgeb, J. Zuber, J. Leukhardt, G. Fazio, A. Feryus, C. Staudenmaier, B. Cotter, M. McLaughlin, S. Dudik, S. Ferenchak. ROW 4: R. Lynn, T. Joyce, S. Jackson, T. Mong, B. Cucci, S. Akers, J. Byard, J. Byard, E. Plank, V. Leach, J. Vockley, R. Yankes, J. Wahlen. 4 A TRO QMY CLUB A NEW ENTR Y IN THE PARADE OF - E, NOR WIN HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS FRONT: D. T urnc hek, D. Olah, D. Valera, J. Teets, R. Maksimchuk, R. Mathas, M. Ropele, S. Kober, V. Kinger- sk 5 F Th i, R. Tekach. REAR: R. Lynn, D. Niewiara, W. Dalton, A. Krall, M. Bolla, R. Phillips, Mr. Bluhm. ,WSE 6 p. E , 3 5' K ir . I K ' f 5 , 5' i- ' if ' , . . 5 f TEEE t , , A l ' X K 7 it fl' Q 5 K yn 5 t. A K fx ' Vg-1 I 4 5 e observatory is a brand new structure on the Norwin campus. It was constructed under the direction and hard work of Mr. Kallenborn, opposite page top, and Mr. Markosky, bottom. The construction site started out as a hole in the ground, opposite page center, which could almost be mistaken for a moon crater as seen on the Dave Tu rnchek photo at the top of this page. , ,fy , 17'v'1U . - , . , A ,Nv- J' - M, , ' , . , Q' , . A V 1 wa .1 W., 4 4.-:V A V : 1 r 4 V W V H , I. , ,J ei f-i' - 'A 'W A 63, i g 1 law' M 4, V 4, A ij t '.77.g'a-j il if 'fiieff Tint? -.,9-5153? ' 'ln A .1 . - , .,,,- ..-, f'f1f,+4y Q, . , , .. .1-Q 1- LZ3'f'f4wifils232?d5W31?fF 'Li was 1 f ff ' W, ,I 41, ,--55 , uw' f I iiayxm W- we , , i5,,..f-r 'Q,-+ eSf? :.- .W 3 .a- l'fE,',s:?vf+-fha-Sze' 3:1 , ext f 1 V. uvshw. fe ff ,fff 7f'5F fM'fyl,W . f' in L :, '.?'j.wL.,: ex, Jtgji' gujiff ' w3 V','f 455'v f7 :.'.,-' 4, V - ., af 1' .aff f 'i'f' 1 Ln 'Vt . . -'7' z. ,-6l'W'f ,f. W , M ,km . ,. , - M M . ,. , . -W, ' ,W N.,-V ,Ain lb ,.7z, ! .K My QV.. V, .., I by Q gr. Y fl Z ., f 4 'wi , .NV Q f ' ,525 A, , . ,,, gy' f W, J . If an ELECTRO ICS CLUB I ROW 1: B. Paden, D. Woodring, R. Phillips, J l Sargent, M. Bloam, D. Stately. ROW 2: T. Tek ack, R. Yankes, D. Kolisar, E. Whitehouse, J 2 O'D0nnell, B. Davidson, J. Mullins. 5. Mark Bolla works eagerly on his electronics pro ject, right. a full-size television set. fx FRE CHIHIU? ROW 1: R. Povirk, N. Eresh, B. Cooper, R. Droz- diak, A. Patrick, M. Marolt, C. Beyer. ROW 2: K. Gerard, S. Perz, T. Rehich, B. Minnick, L. Klanc- har, M. Devine, J. Millburn, Miss Gray. ROW 3: T. Millburn, K. Calla, N. Kerr, P. Heltebran, D. Ropar, V. Leach, D. Valeta, M. Rainey. ECOLOGY' CLUB ROW 1: S. Gillespie, J. Polansky, S. Ferenchak, S. Hagan, L. Jollie. ROW 2: N. Krise, B. Hellebran, M. Brown, W. Wareham, B. Byers. ROW 3: S. LeDonne, L. Sistek, V. Passarello, D. Cimbala. ROW 4: V. Schival, M. Ruffolo, M. Devine, H. Cimbala. GERADQ CL B ROW 1: Mrs. Chlodney, A. Alexander, C. Nestor, D. Skoch, S. Ponchak, ROW 2: L. Costa, D. Thierre, L. Stone, N. McKeever, M. Onderlco, D. Keller. ROW 3: C, Rosengarth, K. Sheridan, H. Mlinarich, J. Har- per, D. Brooks, N. Piatt. ROW 4: D. Dakin, N. Mer- gan, C. Medich, J. Leukhardl, L. Andrew, T. Howell. ROW 5: S. Jackson, R. Malta, D. Olah, T. Mong, S. Reese, D. Bochneak. PEP CL B ROW 1: D. Pennington, M. Parsons, V. Orris, C. Coyne, D. Kemble, J. Henkel, K. Novak. ROW 22 .l. Voich, M. Mellon, S. Bell, J. O,Connell, S. Rish, I. Fox. ROW 3: B. Brant, B. Herdman, P. McGhen, J. Cimbala, B. Byers, J. Koelsh. ROW 4-: M. Berkley, E. Carpenter, V. Geyer, J, Maystrovich, D. Milne, M. Ott, R. Tubbs, S. McCune, K. Luzier. ROW 5: M. Anderson, D. Viecelli, D. Sebbens, G. Bertani, B. Whitman, E. McClain, M. Baruch, V. Passarello. ROW 6: G. Sullenberger, G. Wilkinson, R. Wieha- gen, K. Thornburg, B. Claar, S. Sames, L. Sistek, S. LeDonne. NN wma f' -H - f . 'hw .Silk LEADERS CL UB ROW 1: D. Lyons, L. Little, M. Omler, C. Button R. Ritacco, L. Wesley, B. Steck, K. Gerard, J. Jad locki. ROW 2: Mrs. Biggs, L. Eisaman, C. Conga ware, V. Ross, J. Eresh, J. Mantich, V. Dash, W Davis, D. Lyons, S. Rish, J. Zona. ROW 3: L. Mar- cej, M. Brown, D. Hobby, V. Bertalina, C. Dillman C. Abbot, J. Kovacik, J. Mastrovich, P. McGhen, Z Zontek. ROW 4: J. Kastronis, M. Babich, J. Leuk- hardt, R. Johnson, L. Hartung, C. Coyne, M Mikach, N. Hleba, M. Shorsher, M. Filoeti. - Q ew ,Kgs -- , NN. at .11 1,-1: fi- ,S 3 K K :Si ZI: K WOULD YOU BELIEVE A FIELD SKIERS MADE SUCH AN EXCURSION I I Nearly forty members of the Norwin Ski Club spent Christmas in the Alps this year - thanks to the efforts of their club sponsor, Mrs. Seymour, who is seen on the ski lift, top left. Tom Siegal, Miss Bertani, Paul and Kathy Snyder, and Vito Zingarelli smile their approval as they arrive in Munich the day after Christmas, above left. By New Years Eve the party-going Norwin skiers toasted 1973, left. At left, below, Miss Cummerick, Paul Snyder, Dot Swope and Miss Bertani at Kennedy Airport. Dancing rather than skiing are Michelle Ballough and Paul Snyder, below center. ,lust about to board their jumbo jet are Dot Swope and Fran Hamilton, below right. K g5,5,,,s-Nsuwkw K .. --W ,,..wm..-- :nuns 1 If ms: Auf i x k v V 5 TRIP TO AUSTRIA? THE NOR WIN OVER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY No need to explain the photos below - just a group of tired skiers, travelers and tourists as they fly back to the snow-less hills of the Norwin Area. SKI CLUB FRONT: D. Fallas, A. Dixon, J. Kalherer, B. Caruth ers, Mrs. Seymour. ROW 1: J. McConnell, D. Shirk S. Soboslay, R. Kustra, K. Haden, C. Hayes, C King, L. Soles, S. Bodnar. ROW 2: B. McDaniels, K Halvey, P. Snyder, M. Ballough, L. Balaschak, D Helfrich, T. Malaney, P. Dawson, L. Butkovich ROW 3: C. Campbell, M. Rizzi, M. Ruffolo, K Novak, D. Militzer, J. Ralph, L. Ference, L. Fenili D. Anthony. ROW 4: C. Curley, V. Leach, L Shorsher, A. Groth, P. Heltehran, H. Mergen, L Weinschenker, L. Hartung, D. Swope, L. Dakin ROW 5: T. Butler, N. Warden, D. Yonicovich, J Crowe, F. Riedl, M. Opalko, S. Wormald. ROW 6: J Snyder, M. McMahon, J. Findle, D. Jacobs, K. Zhu kas, D. Czernecki. THE AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE UNDERSTANDING BRIDGES THE WATERS BETWEEN FOREIGN LANDS. THIS YEAR A TOUCH OF THE OLD ENGLISH HERITAGE RETURNS T0 NOR WIN ROW 1: C. Beard, K. Meininger, D. Mitchell, J. Wuchina, C. Gongaware, J. Cakanac, D. Hanson, P, Thomas, E. Scafuri, D. Gulilla. ROW 2: Mrs. Shorsher, T. Wolfe, B Barnes, D. Roper, L. Bender, B. Reinhart, L. Kron, M, Olshefsky, L. Druga, R. Doyle, L. Nestor, V. McMunn, S. Susang, P. Svec. ROW 3: P. Watson, K. Curran, S. Calabro T. Cunningham, M. Duncan, C. Flack, P. Helterbran, L. Quigley, B. Beal, M. Devine, C. Crovak, S. Lencofsky. ROW 4: S. Hagan, J. Zona, B. Riggins, K. Wisener, M Polosky, T. Simpson, A. Grothe, K. Jolshue, S. Pierce, D. Skoch, R. Luckett. LIBRAR Y CLUB A LONG- TIME SER VICE ORGANIZATION IN NOR WINS EXTRA CURRICULAR E, PROGRAM 'ilk 1' E9X13J.i?.gPE5i'5,f4.iTu13'25?Lv1213?1Eig1Z,,iie3i Eg,SfEf E1En53 Y. ?3,EgJZiiCifi??fgSWMFTQZEQQT' 1?5'65Ei?E Rosengarth, M. Devine, D. Tindle, P. Eizenhafer, J. Daniel, S. Reese. CA DID ' CA DIDS ' CANDIDS ' CA DID. The PENNON was fortunate in having the services of two outstanding seniors who served as student photogra- phers this year. They were Bob Weaver and Dave Turnshek. They had a habit of being in the right place at the right time with a camera. Here their work is featured . . . no captions . . . merely an attempt to jog your memory. KX ere- Sf Ss i S-9. as N.. X ii wW! 1f.5ffE, , .,.,,,,W .,VJ: s tt A e Y VVLJEVI f,.,. t,.,,, is rid yyyt Ms at W . if T ,Q ,..,, , 2. aa W K x.- Bg . N X A 4 6m3 . i. .... ms CH OR US SENIOR CHORUS fAboveJ ROW 1: M. Ballough, K. Battaglini, L. Balaschak, S. Susang, R. Corsie, D. Earl K. Haxel. ROW 2: A. Shubock, B. Brant, P. Llewellyn, P. Simpson, D. Duncan, L. Ward. ROW 3: S. Cooper, C. Shoaf, D. Maxey, S. Thomas, S. Corsie, J. Fox, R. Groves, M. Kustra. ROW 4-: B. Dunn, M. Durmis, D. Richardson, A. Scozzaro, S Barrick, V. Oris, J. Cooper, D. Vozar, L. Watson. ROW 5: R. Herbster, J. Smaligo, D. Butler, J. Auherle, R. Phillips, C. McNaughton, C. Rosengarth, P. Plecenik, S. Wills. ROW 6: B. McCabe, D. Fitzhenry, G. Long, D. Hawk, S. Perichak, H. Dougherty, F. Vieceli, G. Blanchard. JUNIOR CHORUS 1Opposite Page, Topj ROW I: J. O'Connell, E. Carpenter, D. Wheaton, A. Guidas, S. Elliott, A. Alexan- der, K. Latsko, I. Crookston, S. Rish, S. Soboslay, P. Tucker. ROW 2: R. Clark, S. Rose, C. Corcoran, D. Kirshenbaum, C. Nestor, L. Azevedo, D. Meyers, B. Rudge, K. Novak, M. Beatty. ROW 3: S. Turnshek, C. Hunt, S. LeDonne, K. Hileman, D. Q 5 EP fa 1, ,,,. ...f ,gas i Brooks, M. Berkley, P. Schmidt, R. Frendzel, C. Christenson, J. Cenbauffe. ROW 4: G. Bertolina, C. Baber, R. Beere, M. Ott, S. McCune, B. Byers, K. Thornburg, R. Miller, K. Gerard. ROW 5: A. Dalrymple, P. Betar, A. Stright, K. Miller, W. Wareham, N. Piatt, J. Cimbala, J. Reint, R. Povirk. ROW 6: M. Gerhard, C. Mor- gan, C. Ott, D. Skoch, A. Patrick, B. Hoover, L. Cunard. ROW 7: D. Weeber, G. Goras, D. Peoples, D. Lash, A. Krall, T. Fauth, J. Crowe, W. Sears. SOPHOMORE CHORUS QOpposite Page, Bottoml ROW I: C. Betar, P. Bertolina, J. Gaca, J. Fedorko, D. Thomas, P. Franklin, R. Futscher, B. Dalzell, S. Blanchard. ROW 2: D. Lee, L. Hull, R. Sleigh, B. Czekan- ski, V. Passarello, R. Doyle, M. Delo, E. Davidson. ROW 3: J. Batyko, S. Emert, W. Peters, C. Betar, M. Duncan, D. McIntyre, D. Kempton, M. Ryan, G. Tinsley. ROW 4: R. Fuga, J. Prosser, K. Perkins, B. Reihart, P. Montrose, L. Lindauer, L. Whitehouse, M. Flannery. ROW 5: B. Paden, D. Moyer, J. Voich, M. McNaughton, J. Daniel, G. Scozzaro, L. Dunn. ROW 6: D. Krause, R. Chaney, W. Gwillim, R. Wingrove, M. Dougherty, D. Davis, G. Swank, R. Skooglund. ROW 7: B. Galley, N. Volk, B. Smith, T. Wingrave, A. Kreller, T. Hudson, R. Schilke, D. Shorthouse. L-J v i 1 js Aff? Athletics Competition is the basis of all achievement B uf 1. 1 'Q Vx ' '-i f , Eiga? . , 3, if a 3' 3:5 Q If if , ' - Q Q R 5, Q , iw.-, B ' --ww , -, Y in - Q , .i , ,leg V 7-3 ' 'Ji V Q ' ll E ' ' . , W , -Q, M , ., ,. A A ws. T , MN- X, , Q ' ' w ff, w - ar i-.. xxx - is J' ,PV if W afU'f+- Q ,, ' mv., , MW V M. 'iwfiaij' W W' , , ul Jw... . , ,,. ,, N. y fm, M' ' 1' s I in -Ewi' , f 'lvl Q, M . . . Achievement is the reward - not the winning . 17 T KT Y 0 CHEERLEADERS THE NOR WIN TEAM AND ITS VICTORIES v'f ' Elated cheerleaders charge the team after a tip from Coach Garritano who told the girls, Don't rungratulate me, its the team that deserves your praise. ARE SOMETHING T 0 REALLY CHEER ABOUT ROW 1: W. Davis, K. Smith, T. Rebich, R. Swope, V. Brown, T. Gerard, K. Alberts. ROW 2: L. Ever- son, M. Hakala, L. Wesley, K. Gerard, A. Hoffman. if l! I , 5 .1 2 gag All those maneuvers that seem to come so naturally, top right, to Norwin's dispensers of cheer, are really the results of long hours of practice above. Happiness is a team victory as indicated by captain Randi Swope and her fellow seniors, Terri Rebich and Maureen Hakala. NW E 5 lglwifczw' O Jim BFOWII Rick Herbster Wrestling Capluin Tennis Capiain Don Saxman Golf Captain Jani-1' Graft Iirls Tvnnis Captain Q f.1:fg,:, 5 ,w,, , ,,,,, W H-1 'Wa f in P I 4 iw - - - ,L Q 5 wg vw if K in 2 W Mu- E ,6.., ,snug 4114 uf ' ' fy i V 7. wilt., , V Iwi 4 L 'W OOTBALL - KNIGHT POST BE T J SEASON IN TEN YEAR WITH A 6-4 SLA TE5 ,Was WI , DROP 2 SEASON SCORES Norwin Opponent 7 Kiski Area 19 Mt. Pleasant 15 Hempfield 12 Latrobe 15 Greensburg 13 Wilkensburg 6 Derry 28 Valley 13 Connellsville 2 Gbg. Catholic Junior Varsity 20 Kiski Area 24 Mt. Pleasant 6 Hempfield 0 Latrobe 22 Greensburg 28 Wilkinsburg 14- Derry 0 Valley 28 Connelsville .aa 6. 4' 3H1':'1 +2??filEP' if-, 'ff '1.z::'+f.:.'Lz..E.-...: L 'k', lf' L 1 .. .. -ultawwl. 'au THE TEAM ROW 1: M. Eaton, T. Kennedy, M. Shaffer, J. Sampson, G. Blair, L. Cole, N. Woleslagle, G. Hand, B. Elder, D. Wichrowski, D. Bertok, P. Thomas, K. Dubich, S. Choby, M. Klancher. ROW 2: J. Perz, H. Burkhardt, T. Blankette, G. Bullin, K. Albert, R. Lees, R. Elster, R. Peterson, K. McCune, S. Calabro, J. Colaneri, T. Paluka, R. Hohn, K. McNamara, K. Filotti, J. Thomas. ROW 3: M. Wilps, D. Savasta, M. Capets, K. Beardsley, R. Graber, K. McLaughlin, R. Hadbavny, K. Berton, J. Smola, J. Venzin, F. Mod- rak, M. Barberich, M. Waslzak, B. Hamilton, M. Maystrovich, R. Natale, F. Calabro. ROW 4: T. Clem, M. Oris, J. Swope, D. Mardell, J. Gibson, D. Lopata, K. Staso, V. Yohas, J. Jackson, G. Hardman, T. Tyke, M. Huffman, R. Galley, R. Swartz, J. Sny- der, R. Kovalcik. J. Gilkeson, S. Wyeant. 1' 4535545 l l x - : Blau E K ,e ,Q ah W I . 12 M H s 3 x . A gf 2 . . 'W . iff ,-J ,:., .W ' f' 1 W M h M VARSITY BASKETBALL THE TEAM ROW 1: B. Tomko, D. Wichrowski, B. Eves, M. Yarosik. ROW 2: J. Bouldin, K. Mulvihill, T. Tomko, R. Smith. ROW 3: C. Smidansky, B. Mason, M. Parris, M. Barberich. THE SCORES Norwin Opponent 78 Connellsville fHJ 61 59 Mt. Lebanon QHJ 64 42 S. Allegheny KAI 51 74- Churchill QHJ , 4-6 71 Greensburg Catholic QAJ 58 47 North Catholic QHJ 43 61 Kiski Area QHJ 49 67 Gateway QHJ 47 69 Baldwin fHj 74- 60 'Latrobe QAJ 78 4-9 'Hempfield KAJ 35 54 'Greensburg CHQ 72 53 'Derry QAJ 52 71 'Upper St. Clair QHJ 48 4-1 'Penn Trafford QAJ 54- 60 'Jeannette QAJ 62 65 'Latrobe QHJ 73 59 'Hempfield QAJ 61 1 39 4-9 ' 42 38 65 'Greensburg KHJ 'Derry W 'Penn-Trafford 51 'Jeannette 'League Games 54 59 The Knights, above, against Penn-Trafford. On the opposite page is big Mike Barbarich who comes off the court after giving Hempfield a tough time in the home opener Mike, a junior, could be one of the big guns for Norwin next season. UNI OR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: D. Lopata, D. Thornburg, J. Swope, T. Fetters, V. Yuhas, C. Markovich. ROW 2 J Thomas T Tyke D, Pilipovich, K. Staso, J. Noca, H. Fawcett Norwin 38 42 59 76 41 29 57 29 50 Opposition Connellsville Mt. Lebanon S. Allegheny Churchill Gbg. Cath. N. Catholic Kiski Area Latrobe Hempfield THE TEAM fBott0mj THE J.V. SCORES Norwin 49 49 44 57 4-2 51 42 52 39 60 43 46 38 33 43 45 35 44 74- 42 Opposition Greensburg Derry Upper St. Clair Pen n-Trafford Jeannette Latrobe Hempfield Greensburg Derry Penn-Trafford Jeannette l 1 At top, the Junior Varsity gathers around Coach Belan and then takes to the court against Hempfteld for a 50 35 victory. VARSITY SQUAD qmgmp ROW 1: M. Savage, M. Filolti, D. Szymanski, B. Hel- terbran. ROW 2: M. Shorsher, M. J. Potosky, M. Tokarsky, C. Forsythe, L. Kocinsky, R. Johnson. ROW 3: Miss Naponic, M. Brown, L. Sheranitan, K. Kocinsky, Miss Milliron. J.V. SQUAD fOpposile Pagej ROW 1: L. Stone, N. Woods, M. L. Stoufan. A. Adzija. ROW 2: V. Schwaed, M. Wood, D. Thieme, J. Suther- land. ROW 3: Miss Naponic, B. Leichliter, C. Brnilovich, P. Zentner, M. Lutz, J. Mycoff, Miss Milliron. GIRLS BASKETBALL Norwin 30 34 25 34 30 40 20 39 32 29 62 40 68 34 26 41 22 17 18 35 2 1 27 30 30 30 29 33 26 40 36 31 38 SEASON SCORES Opponent Gateway Franklin Penn Hills Elizabeth Forward Turtle Creek S. Allegheny E. Allegheny McKeesport Steel Valley N. Allegheny Elizabeth Forward Turtle Creek S. Allegheny E. Allegheny McKeesport Steel Valley Junior Varsity Gateway Franklin Penn Hills Elizabeth Forward Tunle Creek S. Allegheny E. Allegheny McKeesport Steel Valley N. Allegheny Elizabeth Forward Turtle Creek S. Allegheny E. Allegheny McKeesport Steel Valley 'Denotes League Games 31 67 51 36 57 26 26 'K 49' 42' 99 36 27' 30 29 50' 36 15 32 28 6 16' 22' 61 83 27 31 15 15' 28 18 18' 20 The girls in action, top of pages, and in moments of anticipation, left, in a season that found victory hard to catch. BASEBALL THE TEAM ROW 1: T. Celzihiser, J. Novak, L. Cole, R. Moon. ROW 2: D. Wichrowski, D. Goebbel, D. Walton, G. Hand, B. Tomko, R. Ference. ROW 3: Mr. Shirley, B. Herd, J. Bouldin, T. Mularski, S. Crawford, J. Pawlak, M. Maystrovich. THEIR RECORD Norwin Opponent 5 Churchill 0 9 Trafford 3 5 Penn 4- 10 Central 0 2 Serra 0 5 Latrobe 6 5 Jeannette 4- 1 Connellsville 5 4- Mt. Pleasant 5 5 Greensburg 1 2 Latrobe 1 4- Jeannette 1 13 Connellsville 6 1 Mt. Pleasant 5 9 Greensburg 0 Above: Mark Maystrovich in the outfield and Bill Herd at first. Y ii' , ... E T fm. Pitcher Rick M0011 Above: Pitcher Terry Mularski Why I 'X 3' ,H ,fi ff .h f h . ' ' -' x x XTX VKX, x R WHT, a 2 , 1 ,.,, J Iizl ,A ikA7f at I- iv: - , - , W e e 5 ' EJ V 'V J A aa o- MQ gk if gz 4 flier Q A! E f Wen as h, . . '15 Below: Head Coach Mr. Shirley Left: Manager Chuck Provan -ahaha-mu -'NCQ ff ,f..,, Q . ., ,.,,., A It , 1-fx ,. A E , X .5 - X is sg. V. .1- ,, , if if H Q e x , .1 .ec ' Above: Third Baseman Tom Gelzhiser Left: Dave Wichrowski MA TMEN PCST SUCCESSFUL SEASOINC J... .. eases Coac . .. BARNES AND CAPETS BECOME WPIAL QUALIFIERS WRE TLI G THE TEAM fB0tt0ml ROW 1: D. Cambruzzi, M. Milberg. .l. Ziska, M. Nicholas, D. Weeber, D. Barnes. ROW 2: M. Nicho- las, B. Dufford, B. Zollner, J. Jadlocki, J. Gilkey, K. McNamara. ROW 3: Mr. Marshall, M. Capets, .l. Capulo, K. McNamara, J. Brown, B. Stajnrajh, Mr. O'Neil. JV TEAM fOpposite Pagej ROW 1: P. Mclver, M. Korinko, J. Jones, E. Natale, B. Dickson. ROW 2: M. Wood, M. Kuhn, T. Truska, D. Palesky, Mr. O,Neil. THE SCORES Norwin Opponent 58 Mt. Pleasant 6 45 Penn Hills 12 26 Kiski Area 18 21 North Allegheny 33 51 Derry 9 30 Willcensburg 21 4-9 Hempfield 3 53 Jeannette 6 29 Latrobe 23 46 Penn-Trafford 8 34 Trinity 21 20 Mt. Lebanon 28 20 34 Southmoreland V Mark Nickolas, 105 pounder, continued his undefeated record, left. Below left, JV Marty Wood eyes up his opponent. Doing ai ob on Hempfield are Kevin McNamara, below right, Jim Jones, center left, and Keefe McNamara, center right. M139-4 Qwg CNAMVON 'Quik I ..., , 4 CROSS CUU TR Y THE TEAM ROW 1: B. Dunlap, D. Allenbaugh, C. Popovic, J. Lazar, S. Strait, R. Mikach, R. Boehm, R. Long, J. Friend. ROW 2: G. Bour, T. Mareno, B. Dalton, M. Ropele, J. Dunlay, H. Bober, J. Durain, N. Jackman, P. Mclver. G. Havash. ROW 3: J. Shivy, J. Brown, B. Dufford, L. Dowjak, D. Jackel. M. Fredley, W. Sears, G. DeTill, C. Turkovich, Coach, Mr. Matko. ROW 4-1 S. Trayers, M. Yarosik, K. Mulvihill, A. Grosko, E. Christenson, S. McCall, B. Fedor, C. Michaels. T. Mularski. THE SCORES Norwin Opponent 21 Thomas Jefferson 34 17 Southmoreland 38 17 Elizabeth Forward 38 15 Derry 40 31 Penn Hills 24- 15 Kiski Area 40 25 Shadyside 30 15 Latrobe 40 15 Hempfield 4-0 15 Ford City 50 . Mr. Peduzzi offers well wishes to Coach Matko and his squad Q 'Q Wea if xt.. A,,,M,A 'r-. I La AMW. Cross Country scenes include those daily limbering- up exercises, top, a rest before the meet as the Knights study the opposition, center, and Coach Matko discussing a hopeful victory with the team. Bill Dunlap, who along with Curt Popovic tied for first place in the Westmoreland County meet, talks with the coach, bottom. At the top Coach Matko shouts encouragement to Bill Dunlap who placed in the top ten, individually, in the WPIAL finals. Drew Allenbaugh, center, races toward the finish line. Above, a fearsome foursome of Drew Allenbaugh, John Lazar, Scott Strait and Curt Popovic. THE DIAR Y OE SOME LONG DISTANCE R UNNERS: 9 Proclaimed as the best evern in the history of Westmoreland County Cross Country 9 Took third place - out of 27 schools - in the West Virginia Invitational 9 Captured fourth place in Pitts- burgh Central Catholic Invita- tional - A meet of the top I3 teams in the Pittsburg area 0 First out of 8 schools in the Westmoreland County Coaches Association Annual Tournament 9 Won second place in WPIAL Central Division Qualifier 9 Ran third out of I2 in the WPIAL finals 9 Secured a fourth place finish out of 22 schools in the PIAA State Championship Meet 9 Season Record: 9-I NCINDER-FELLASM WIN COUNTY TITLE, PLACE SIXTH IN WPIAL FINALS Norwin 121 72 115W 114- 80W 89 74 91 81 63 9216 105 104 84 96 'SEASON RECORD Opponent Steel Valley 24 Washington 73 Duquesne SSW S. Allegheny 12 Monesson 4-3, Willcinsburg 24 Latrobe 64-W North Hills 56 Derry 71 Brownsville 88, Union 4-1, Trinity 32 Hempfield 64 Kiski 82 Elizabeth Forward 4-SW, Greensburg Central 43 Cannon-McMillan 4-0 Greensburg-Salem 4-1 Moon 61 Plum 49 In tournament competition Norwin stood undefeated. They captured first place in the following tourna- ments: Indiana Invitational Q18 teamsj, Shippens- burg Invitational Q20 teamsj, Montour Invitational Q12 teamsj, Valley Invitational 15 teamsj, WPIAL Qualifier 114- teamsj, Westmoreland County 119 teamsj. Records are of the 1972 season. n ,, f - I . ,- , ,W I L, ,V Am- K' K If 'ff-mm yyyp E ,ks aevgdaffi-.nv ,, , h ffm Winning on the track, center left, has become a tradition for Norwin runners, Don Saxman, center, overcomes a hurdle while Lou Weber, above left, and Joe Smola, above right, concentrate as to where to put the shot. .,',, 41,85 W. .aaa Chris Michaels, center, with the discus. Above, the Knights loosen up before the gun sounds. TRACK TEAM ROW 1: M. Albert, J. George, T. Kennedy, J Durain, T. Harrison, K. Ference, J. Findle, M. Eng- lish, J. Sampson, J. Shake, B. DeCristofaro, K Alberts. ROW 2: T. Palulca, R. Long, B. Shiring, B Blehart, D. Allenbaugh, W. Harper, M. Ropele, W Sears, J. Pen, S. Strait, G. Mosho, D. Saxman, M Napolitano, D. Nowalk. ROW 3: M. Wilps, G. Sich P. Menzie, R. Natale, M. Calabrase, H. Olave, J Smola, A. Grosko, F. Modrak, C. Michaels, S McCall, L. Weber, B. Dalton, C. Smidansky, R Smith, J. Colaneri. Performing at the specialties are Terry Harrison, top, Mark Calabrase, center, and Al Grosko, above. f SWIMMI G THE TEAM THE SCORES ROW 1: R. Mlinarich, P. O,Brien, R. Dice, L. Meinen. ROW 2: J. Surgent, T Boyle, M. Basara, T. McAtee, V. Stoffa, M. Karanovich. ROW 3: K. Morrell. E Plank, C. McCauley, L. Forsyth, A. Ekin, J. Harter, T. Butler, N. Warden. ROW 4: D. McCalIister, D. Rittenhouse, T. Lehner, A. Marino, M. Kosko, P. Pendell, B Lynch, M. Abraham. ' Norwin Opponent 68 Laurel Highlands 71 Conncllsville 34 North Hills 58 McKeesport League Competition 55 Highlands 64 Franklin 52 Greensburg Fox Chapel Latrobe Kiski Area Shaler Churchill Hempfield Valley Burrel IS THERE A MARK SPI TZ IN THE HOUSE? CHECK BELOW S 'Ex '- f .g- 115' 1 vf- . - Sf ' f . .- . .iil 1 , '- ZH: ' N Z ,.,i - ' , Coach Karanovich, top, took over the coaching duties this year and led the swimmers to a successful 11 and 4- season. Reasons for success include freshman Paul O'Bien, center left, whose winning form indicates tremendous promise for the future. Bill Lynch, center right, is about to hit the water in search of victory. Wayne Richards, above, was the most valuable swimmer. He set new team records in the 200 yard free style with a time of 2:00.4g then Wayne promptly broke his own record three times with marks of 12598, 1:59.45 l:58.9. Wayne Richards also broke the team record in the 400 yard freestyle Q4-:27.9j. Captain Lynn Forsyth set a new team backstroke record of l:00.8 that has stood since set by Doug Wasabaugh in 1967. At left is diver Tommy Lehner. il 1-af W F .A-aa., a .rx I fp -riff F r THE TEAM KNEELING: J. Aurberle, M. Parris, M. Abraham, R. Herbster, R. Strachan, V. Zin- garelli. STANDING: K. Morrell, B. Belusar, M. Rothgeh, 1. Pope, R. Chaney. Mr. Obruha. SEASON SCORES Exhibition Norwin Opponent 2 Pcnn Hills 3 1 Kiski Ama 4 1 Baldwin 4 3 California 2 5 Wilkinsburg 0 4 Ml. Pleasant 1 Section 8 0 Latrobe 4 2 Crvcrnsburg Salem 3 3 Franklin 2 3 Hcrnpficld 2 4- Catuway 1 2 Latrobe 3 2 Crccrnslmurg Salem 3 5 Franklin 0 4 Hmnpfifzld 1 Calloway fvancelledl . f ...J 1 Q - 2 . , . 5 ...J . X V.. pf .-42 J'f . B O YQS TENNIS RACKET SQUAD WINS 8,,DROPS 7 5,4 07 if' . . 2 P 3' i -ws... X 4 . i f ...- ' ,,,..-fl . '-s ' .-.......,..--. 4 . -'-an A ., -.. ----.........,, 3 GIRLS TENNIS MEANS YoU HA VE T0 SA Y YO U'RE 501212 Y THE TEAM KNEELING: S. Holmes, D. Maxey, L. Gar- m 'w 'MH rity, R. Ritacco, T. Tobias, S. Forensic, M. Ballough. STANDING: D. Fallas, N. Kerr, .l. Graft, C. Forsythe, N. Tankosac, S. Pen, D. Howley, Miss Smith. SEASON RECORD Norwin Opponent 0 Fox Chapel 5 1 Highlands 4- 5 Greensburg 0 0 Franklin 5 0 Fox Chapel 5 0 Greensburg 5 0 Burrell 5 1 Burrell 4- 0 Franklin 3 We 'Y R. A .1 ff 4- -rf V.. . ' A Women's Lib became Women,s Lob as the girls organized a tennis team this year. With their coach, Miss Smith, taking movies of the action, center, the squad studies strategy. At left are Cheryl Forsyth, Nancy Kerr, and .T 't 1, ,..- - We-1' Captain Janice Graft. GIRLS S WIMMI G - 8 VICTORIE MARK SUCCESSFUL YEAR THE TEAM ROW 1: C. Rudge, K. Novak. J. Gumm, 1. Kovacik D. Kemble, D. Hobby, L. Dainty. L. Carrol. ROW 2 C. Abbot, L. Tantlinger, M. Mikach, S. Yost, C Kuhn, C. Findrick. C. Dainty. V. Dash. ROW 3: D Swope, L. Little, C. Gongaware, S. Hamilton, M Brown, K. Wahl, K. Wahl, H. Mlinarich, L. Ritten house, J. Wiles. ROW 4-: C. Tantlinger, K. Wisner. K. Ostrum, S. Zurich, L. Hartung, J. Kastronis, C Coyne, J. Leukhardt, L. Nelson. Mrs. Biggs. THE SCORES Norwin Opponent 49 Baldwin 37 74 Connellsville 12 60 McKeesport 26 4-3 Hempfield 4-3 61 East Allegheny 25 41 Baldwin 4-5 78 Connellsville 8 56 McKeesport 30 55 Hempfield 31 73 East Allegheny 13 At right is Karen Wahl who broke three school records this year and placed eighth in the 100 Indi- vidual Medley at the Western Regional Meet. afyifi I 'Z iff A-A-X Q 1 A4 . ,Q Q Q mf l' V-.aw rf ..1mf A+ -f-+-,W,.,,, ,,,,. ,, ,,,, WZ, , ,, f -fu -M,..m..4, W, www, fum M-can W... Wh, fx r .4 A44-an Q . ' moM.w,,wyf MMAW, -.,. ,m,.,:,4.,,,.,, ,f .. M ,L -M ,Lg nwwwwmm, su my W . , - -, 1 , . ,, .ig.L.M VOLLEYBALL - CAPTAIN CHER YL BUTTON LEADS RASPET'S SPIKERS TO A PERFECT LEAGUE RECORD OE I0 WINS, 0 LOSSES SECTION VI CHAMPS ROW 1 M Moore M Frye J ,ladlock B Wagner S. Hershelman. ROW 2: V. Ross, J. Richter, C. Button, R. Johnson B Steck Coach Raspet, D Sabol. ROW 3: Z. Zontek D S egel L Dur s N Eresh S Fergusen S Bodnar, G. Sharpenberg. ROW 4: D. Nabuda, M. Furin, D. Moyer L Whitehouse, P. Zenter, K. McCue M. Ruhe, C, Dillman The Perfect League Record Norwin defeated the following teams by a score of 2-0: East Allegheny, McKeesp0r't, West Mifflin North, Yough, Steel Valley The Volleyball Team oppossed each team two times. The second match with Steel Valley was a 2-1 Victory for Norwin. ROW 1: D. Lyons, D. Sebbens. L. Detill, J. Jadlocki, D. Lyons, K. Schmidt. ROW 2 Mrs Biggs t A R. Rilacco. L. Eisamen. R. Doyle, S. Hornak, J. Koelsh. ROW 3: D. DelSignor1 N Hleba J Kaslronis. J. Maystrovich, D. Hobby. S. Hamilton. E K M. Nurwin 76.3 74.69 71.83 72.21 63.99 83.8 74.1 76 74.8 78.6 74.1 197 ,. W 5 .... . 1w.....,.. . - -. s - I .945 4- Q' Roxanne Ritacco, Linda DeTill, and Lynette Eisaman, above, pause to pose for a photo. Left, Mrs. Biggs joins in the fun as Linda hangs suspended in laughter THE SCORES Opponent Peters Twp. McKeesport Gateway W. MifflinQNj Trinity Fox Chapel Gateway lnrliana lVluKeesport W, Mifflin North Fox Chapel 70.9 83.04 65.55 45.27 46.89 49.4 67.2 71 85.7 60.3 61.7 GOLF KNEELING: R. Gallina, J. Fedorka, C. Dorney, B. Strachan. STANDING: Coach Baloh, D. Saxman, B. Lynch, T. Cherpak, D. Dubyak. THE SCORES The Norwin Score is listed first: Hempfield, 6M 9M Jeannette, 15 1 Greensburg, 7M SW League: Franklin, BW 1296 Penn Trafford, 14-W 1M Gateway, 10 6 Franklin 4-W 11W Swissvale, 16 0 Penn Trafford, 6 10 Gateway, 2 14- Swissvale, 10W SW L OG LINKS LISTS LEAGUE RECORD 4 WINS, LOSSES The golfers in action include: Ralph Gallina, above left, Don Dubyak, above right, .lohn Fedorka and Chuck Dorney, right, and seniors Saxman and Strachan, far right. 196 .L,...,.-V wang M 1 5 , ,..:z 'f' 3 V! ' f ,,,, J 5p,, 4 ,W W I fl 'W . - ' MWQ, 11: ' , wa 11:1 I, -1 1 1, ,,', , ' ,, aww 1 lu ROW 1' S Yost K Wahl I Jadlocki M Ballon h D L ons L Eisamen T Rebich R Ritacco D L ons ROW 2 ..,. ,. ,. g,.y,. ,. ,. ,.y. : Szymanski, M. Brown, V. Dash, K. Wahl, H. Mlinarich, L. Garrity, T. Tobias, D. Maxey, B. Wagner. ROW 3: D. Sabol, Wiles, J. Graft, M. Filotei, S. Hamilton, M. Monchak, D. Petrolak, D. Delsignore, C. Congaware. ROW 4-: C. Forsyth, Swope, L. Shranatan, R. Swope, N. Hleba, J. Leukhardt, C. Coyne. ROW 5: J. Kastronis, M. Fgye, G. Sharpenburg, Steck, L. Hartung, D. F allas, K. Wisener, N. Kerr. ROW 6: R. Johnson, S. Zurich, C. Tantlinger, K, Kocinsky, M. Shorsh Z. Zontek, S. Hershelman. ,, GIRLS LETTER WINNER PATRONS. . PENNON '73 PROUDL Y SAL U T ES OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY ON ITS 200T H BIR T HDA Y ,. . . . THOSE WHO SHOW CONFIDENCE IN US GIVE US CONFIDENCE IN OURSELVES IN MEMORIAM -N PATRONS W D. Adams, D.D.S. Harry L. Allshoase Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R Brannich Fifth Period Pseudo-Psychologists Mureil E. Callager Homeroom 109 Homeroom 207 Homeroom 303 and Miss Cooke Homeroom 507 Homeroom 508 Mr. and Mrs. James Hart Dr. Robert A. Hornak Dr. I B. Hudson Roland T. Keddie, M.D., ID. Dr. William D. Keibler Dr. M Bernard Keisler Alice M. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Emil Klanchar Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lubow Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. McCabe National Honor Society Raul A. Ulaoe, MD. Lawrence I Rader Miss Richardgs Class Anne E. Santner Mr. John H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Smith Wendel Machine Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. F K. Wohfe Mrs. Ziegleras History Class Janice Zgonc Lyne'H'e Elder Edward Woi+a seski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. PARENTS AND FRIENDS Dan+e Accur+i James H. Alexander Myrl Anderson Michael P. Ballough Leonard H. Ba'l'+aglini Berkley Henry L. Berlelman Bill and Peggy 73 Bobby and Diane C.A.M. and G.A.B. 73 Mrs. Agnes M. Condi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cooper Jack Curran C. W. Curry Rober+ Czarnecki Kafherine D'amico Palsy D'amico DATOBITICH JASTKEMI Don Dawson Mr. and Mrs. New+on Dingel Deb and Don 73 Mrs. Edgar L. Eisaman Erns+ Engel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eresh Firs'l' Semesfer Firsf Semesfer Firs+ Semesler Firs+ Semesler Firs+ Semesler, Firs+ Semesfer Firsl Semesfer, Firsl' Semesfer, Firs'l' Semes'l'er, Firsl' Semesfer, Firsl Period Economics Eighfh Period Economics Second Period Economics Eighfh Period Economics Fourlh Period Economics Eighlh Period Economics Sixlh Period Economics Eigh+h Period Economics Sevenlh Period Economics Eigh'I'h Period Economics William Fishel Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Gonos Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Teri Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson William Frischolz, Sr. Edwin George R. L. GeHens Andrew Glagola John R. Gramlich, Sr. M. L. Highlands I973 Leonard Johnson John and Kalhy Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lehner, Jr. Mrs. Pal Lindauer Ru'l'h Long Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Man+ich Mike and Janef Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mikolay Pefer Medic Mr. and Mrs. George Mosho C.D.R. and Mrs. D. C. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McAraw Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCreery Paula and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peddicord Sieve Perichak Psychology Class, Period Five, Row Psychology Class, Period Five, Row Psychology Class, Period Five, Row Psychology Class, Period Five, Row Psychology Class, Period Five, Row Sixlh Period Hisfory Class Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Polivka 's Miss Richard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Polivka Firs+ Period Class Anlon Povirk Mr. and Mrs. 's Fifrh Period Class R. J. Rodibaugh John F. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sabol San'I'o and Barbara Sarah's Friends, Period Three Sevenfh Period Calculus Class and Clever Commen+s Club Sharon and Paul Mr. and Mrs. David Shirley Adam Smifh Sophomore Class Officers '75 Mr. and Mrs. William Sprenger Sfeve and Tina Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Surmacz Tanllinger Russell H. Theobald Melvin L. Taylor C. E. Thomas Daniel C. Thornlon Richard Todd Alvin Turnshek Rober+ Vargo Vernon Vargo William Vessalo Albin P. Viecelli Anlhony J. Volpe Thomas A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. William C. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Diane Woods '73 X: ElLlXll : LlElXll :TT Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Zoerb r 94 ' 1 9 v ee HAMILTQN l Q -lmtafrw-f AN D IRWIN'S NEW LUMBER 202 SUPER MARKERT STITELY LUMBER CO. 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Hours Where Cusiomers and Qualify Counisu 7200 AM +0 H500 PM Wedding - Bir+hday and Mark'5 Special Occasion Cakes 863-9979 Whipped Cream Cakes - Unique Decoralions Exper+ Norwin Shopping Cenler Owner Engine Tune-UP Irwin, Pa, 863-4lO0 Mark Polovina Road Service DON'S CARPET ,, Carpel' - Linoleum in If liifffii, Irwin Plaza Don Nyberg - 863-7849 I I l Glasses Gifls lk Mlsly Hollow Ceramics Greerware - Firing - Supplies I Cox s R.D. I Box 235 Bus. - 446-374I Norwin Shopping Cenfer Irwin, Pa. I5642 Res. 446-9308 Irwin, Pa. MATTA FENCE I506 Lincoln Highway N. Versailles Phone - 824-5650 Good Luck +o 'Ihe Class of '73 KIancI1ar's Esso Service 505 Lincoln Hwy., Wesf Irwin, Pa. lulfim S Kis+Ier's ARCO Service Rf. 30 Wes+ Irwin, Pa. ART KISTLER P p + Complimenis of SPITZ AUTO PARTS SHOP WOOLWORTH'S FIRST Norwin Shopping Cen+er I , Pa FUN E R KLHUME JESS' - LINCOLN MERCURY Rou+e 30, Wesi Irwin, Penna. 863-490l +I1e finesi deal anywhere THE VINCENT V. RODGERS FUNERAL HOME 805 Penna. 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Cunningl1am's Bicycle Shop Besiwishes Li,,c,,,,, Highway West NORWI N ENTERPRISES Irwin' Pa' Office Supplies 863-9908 Bicycles Sold and Repaired 4+h and Main S+ Irwin 4 Complimenfs Complimenis of Pe+erman's Pharmacy Zona's Bar 422 Main S+. 89 Arona Road Irwin, Pa. Irwin, Pa. Swenson's Drug Siore Dependable Prescripiion Service C0mPllmen+S of 4+h3gfnM5gn S+- EGER'S JEWELERS 863-3700 Complimenis A 0 I Sewer Cleaning Specialisis McKeesporI Pa. ISI34 Real Esiaie Experis a+ Selling And Building Jacldown Home Sweel' Home I'IOmeS. Mobile for your car and i+s engine NORWI N 7I4 Lincoln Hwy. -- Irwin, Pa. 'lackliown Mobll ED SAM JR. - Owner Irwin, Pa. 863-3I90 BLUE DELL SWIMMING PCDOL Floyd R. Warren Mar+in Warren Ernesi' Warren ff , ,f X ' if JIT -.nn-nun wnsagu vnu-can-u-uununr -gunna n-nu.-nn. . . ' 4 5 if 2 mai? 1 I Price's of Norwin Norwin Shopping Cen+er Irwin, Pa. 5-wan' . ,QS if Lohr's Senfry Hardware Pain+ Glass Housewares Finesi' in Hardware Berney's Farm Markei' Roufe 30 Lincoln Hwy. Ifz Mile Wes+ of 'Ihe Turnpike A x a e peeeee A aerr 'R PARKVALE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION IO2 MaH's Lane Irwin, Pa. W SANDSON'S Super Markei' WaIcIw Hwe green bags go by BERGAD'S Depar+men'r S+ore Joseph F. OH 40307 Ma SI' I' Funeral Home I P SHI and Oak S+., Irwin RYAN MOVING 81 STORAGE, INC. World-Wide Moving PITTSBURGH E M KEESPORT ERIE 242-8920 824 2720 455-099I ALLIED VAN LINES Monaco's Til CafPe+S IRWIN DAIRY QUEEN Sales and Service Rome 30 I P I27 W. R+. 30 Irwin, Pa. 2 Irwin PI1o+o Lab PI1oI'ography, PI1o+o Finishing, PI1o+o Supplies William Weaver I4I2I 863-3567 Irwin, Pa. Tanglewood Slables Inc Bob Smi'rI1 FIoris'r Say II willw Flowers - buf willw ours 200 Second SI. Irwin, Pa. H Packers ReIrigeraI'ed Service CorporaI'ion Irwin, Pa. R+- 30 Trail and Hay Rides KIingensmi+I1 Furnilure 8: Carpel 5I0 Main S+., Irwin THE NEW FILTZ HARDWARE 205 Main S'I'. Irwin, Pa. 863-53I8 KricIc's Coun+ry CaI'ering Dr Richard De.I.ar Calers io Q fr F- Banqueis, Weddings 9:1 and Sunday Dinners Open I2-7 pm fi I George E. Krick 863-8142 I , 'I Logan 81 Whalen Au+o Sales , ' ,Lf !: A' I II Ma' 828 Lincoln Highway Wes+ W. ,,,.,, -W 'N I' W E Irwin 864'23I4 Specific CI1iroprac+ic Clinic 5I I Main S+., Irwin Newell and Sons - AuI'oma+ed ParI's Irwin, Pa. 220 1 ,, f x , 5, I, ii ,. I EARL'S RD 417 Clay Pike Irwin, Pa. Tas+ee Freez of Irwin 5I7 Lincoln Hwy., Wes'I' Irwin, Pa. I5642 A. ,f,,. ,V CompIimen1's +o Class of '73 from: Burger Chef KENNY ROSS AND soNs CH EVY Ad-a-Line SPeC'al+Y Company DON STILLEY Adver+ising Speciallies Mobile Home Sales Inc. Promofional Bu'Hons ' Badges 226 Carulliers Lane Decals ' Emblems ' Calendars Irwin. P5- Business Forms ' Novel'l'ies Behind 'lhe Hi-Fy Sfafion 527-2570 Marle'He - Holly Park - Fores+ Parlc I8 l4+h S+. Jeanne'H'e 8642546 Valley Pool Sales Thomas Super Dollar Clay Pike and McKee Rd. Irwin, Penna. ialley Pool Sales For Ambulance Service Call Rescue :HIS 863-8800 i Cgurfegy Qf 5I2 Lincoln Hwy. N. Versailles Service and Supplies Aluminum and S+eel Above Ground and Wl1i+e Oak Fiberglass ln-Ground Pools . Why Pay More? Red Cap Cleaning 5+op and Shop For Today's Parficular People. H . , l 15 UUDIJIND K-Mari Plaza R+. 30-48 Rl' 30 - wi A8fM FOODLAND Clean and Slore 8 lb. - 53.50 Downlown Irwin HERMINIE MOTOR CO. I5 Pike S+. Herminie, Pa. 446-3I6I Dodge Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Massung PouI+ry Sales eeee RD. 35 Nor+I1 Hun+ingdon, Pa. I5642 TURNPIKE DODGE 864-I000 Phones: 824-3322 Depend on Us PRINTING COMPANY Prin+ers and S+a+ioners Since I9I0 409 Main S+. Irwin, Pa. I5642 Phone 863-7OI 7 ' Area Code 4I2 mwlwww. . . 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P6- Administration 88-89' Advertisements 201-222 American Field Service 162 Art Department 100 Astronomy Club 154 Band 140-141, 110-111 Baseball 180-181 Basketball, Boys 176-177, 126-127 Basketball Girls 178, 179 Business Department'97 Cafeteria 103 Cheerleaders 170-171 Chorus 166-167, 124-125 Colorguard 143 Cross-Country 184-185 Drivers Education 102 Ecology Club 157 Electronics Club 155 English Department 92 Exchange Students 82-83 Faculty 86-87, 90-102 Future Business Leaders 149 Future Homemakers 148 Future Nurses 150 INDEX Football 174-175, 106-107 French Club 157 Future Teachers 150 German Club 156 Golf 196 Guidance Department 91 Gymnastics, Girls 195 Hall of Fame 84-85 Hall of Fame, Sports 172-173 Homecoming 112-115 Home Economics Department 98 Industrial Arts Department 99 Juniors 56-59 Knight Krier 139 Language Department 93 Leaders Clue 159 Lettermen Club 146 Library Club 163 Maintenance 103 Majorettes 142 Mathematics Department 96 Music Department 100 National Honor Society 152-153 Occupational Education 102 Patrons 200 Pennon 138 Pep Club 158 Physical Education Department 101 Play, Junior and Senior 120 123 Principals 90 Prom 116-117 Science Department 94 Seniors 16-55 Ski Club 161 Ski Racing Team 197 Snowball 128-129 Social Studies Department 95 Sophomores 70-81 Stage Crew 147 Student Council 144 Swimming, Boys 188-189 Swimming, Girls 193 Tech School 57 Tennis, Boys 190 Tennis, Girls 191 Track Team 186-187 Volleyball Team 194 Wrestling Team 182-183 A CKNO WLED GEM EN TS A yearbook represents much more than a pleasing array of pictures. It symbolizes the enthusiasm, dedication, and aspirations of the entire school body. ln effect the Pennon is Norwin Senior High School. We of the staff have strived to create a yearbook, of unequalled precedence, a yearbook of which the entire school body can be proud. The efforts have not been ours alone, however, and now we feel the need to express our deepest gratitude to those who have so greatly aided us in our endeavors. The entire staff has earned recognition for the effort they have put forth. In particular Bob Weaver, our school photographer, deserves special notice for his tireless and ceaseless energy, in addition to his ability to provide pictures of the highest caliber. Mr. Buchman and his assistant Mr. Kianese have also contributed outstanding photographs enhancing the quality of our book. To the Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas, and their representative Mr. ,lack Wiley we extend our deepest gratitude for the instruction, aid, and support which they have provided. Our distinguished covers are due to the artistic designs of the S. K. Smith Cover Company. Without these people, the Penrwn would not be the outstanding publication we believe it to be. Too numerous to be named are the others deserving of our respect. Thanks are gratefully extended to the Student Council for their aid in our candy drive, to the Burger Chef for providing the winning homeroom prizes, to Niel Wolk and the enthusiastic homeroom 411. ln addition, we thank the principals for their patience and understand- ing, the teachers who allowed us to disrupt their classes, and the students who have contributed their dramatic skills throughout the book. We thank the Maintenance staff for putting.up with our excessive demands, We thank Miss Richards for all her aid in the Permon office. We thank Mrs. O'Bruba and Miss Weaver for their extensive coopera- tion, and we thank all of those others whom we have neglected to mention here. Needless to say, we also extend apologies for our short-sightedness. - Words cannot express the deep gratitude which We, the entire staff, owe to our advisor Mr. John B. Polivka. Our accomplishments reflect his skill, dedication, and loyalty. Thank you! The Editors of the Pennon, 1973 Now Is the Tirne To Look Ahead face lQ'e with knowledge gained from yesterday and hopes and dreams r for tornorrow. 0 revelations