Penn Joint High School - Penn Point Yearbook (Claridge, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

PENN POINT Rtnn Joint High SchooI Cland e 5Fenn£x. fV. Theodore Facut.rr' Alma Mater The fertile fields which give us life and great productive mines Surround Penn Township High School with classic monumental lines; Where new frontiers come into view, new human needs unfold, The challenge of a modern world within our school we hold. The Penn Point is a Memory Book for Penn Joint High School. A year s life crammed into a few short pages. The whole story you won t find here, only pieces, but pieces designed to |og a thought, a remembrance. The book is one to be skimmed now, the pictures are to be en|oyed, laughed at, the time for remembering is not 1 967 for the past is still too linked with the present. But when the mists of years haze these days, the Penn Point will serve as a torch to cut through, to bring back perhaps a smile, perhaps a tear, but al- ways a memory . . . PERSONNEL CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS ADVERTISING 5 Mr. J. Mochnick Administration Mr. R. Robinson Mr. C. Hostetler Dr. H. Gorton SCHOOL BOARD ROW 1: D. Geiger, S. Gunia, C. Fry, E. Lutz, W. Leonard, H. Backus ROW 2: E. Sadler, P. Reidmiller, E. Kosanovich, C. Shale, E. Coleman, P. Ferraro 7 Miss Hirshberg Mr. Eaton Mrs. Ralph Miss David Dr. Rometo Mrs. Pees Mrs. Black Miss Peters Mrs. Judith English Mr. Miller Mr. Kunczewski Mr. Blank Mr. Morrelli Mrs. Peer Mrs. Welsh Miss Stump Mathematics 8 9 Mr. Ramsey Mr. Onder Miss Mclntire Health And Business Education Mr. R. Kelly Mrs. Miller Mrs. Broker Mr. Hague Mrs. Molinero Guidance-Secretaries Mrs. Larson Mr. Kepple Mrs. Appleby Mr. Popovich Miss Richardson Mr. Cortazzo Special Services Mrs. Soles Mrs. Donnelly Mrs. Bigler Mr. J. Kelly Mr. Lovre Mrs. Sabatine Mrs. Hague Mr. Ludwick Social Studies Mr. Kukich Mr. Edelman VICE PRESIDENT: Vivian Kcillnei TREASURER Calvin Martinelli SECRETARY: Kathy Kashurba PRESIDENT: Jack lrwm James Bair Ronald Bank Eileen Bartolomucci Robert Agona Donald Ader Cheryl Agona Raymond Ankney Seniors Susan Blaze Ronald Barton Pauline Belak Sandra Barton William Berchick JoAnn Bohince 14 Janice Branthoover 1967 Charles Brecht Marianne Brenkus Tim Brown Margaret Broker Hazel Bresnan Stella Busato Ernest Ceresa Kathryn Cham Carol Clem Seniors Jane Ceol Henrietta Christner William Corbett 16 William DeMarchi George Deaunovich Ronald Cramer Eileen Curry Ronald Darragh 1967 John DeFloria Janet DeSavage Lee Detar 18 Kathleen DeMonte Seniors John DeMarcki Sandra DeNezza Bernadine DeMarcki Kenneth DeMark 1967 John Durst 19 Micky Lee Elliott John Dronsort Robert Dobemeck Patricio Draftina Emily Drewes Robert Doney Jennifer Farabough Phyllis Feld Lonie Felentzer Seniors George Florek I Alan Freeman Daniel Frescura Bonita Frost Norman Galbraith 1967 Thomas Grant Frank Gonder Floyd Good Lawrence Gesner James Gongaware Carmella Guiddy 21 Adele Haman Esther Harris Robert Hampton Dennis Hazlett 22 James Hays Ronald Hart George Hebrank Seniors 1967 John Irwin Lorry Jones Frank Hiteshue Linda Irwin Georgene Holman Donald Jackson Kathleen Kashurba Lmi Patricia Kessel Dennis Kashurba JoAnn Koltalo Henry Kontetta Dennis Kupcheck Henry Kush 24 Seniors Ruth LaSitis Doris McElwain 1967 Kathy McKee 25 Dennis Modar Sandra Montgomery 26 Terry Misner Seniors William Matrisch Theodore Mitchell Calvin Martinelli William Miller Mary Ocepek Janeen Paisley 1967 William Peters 27 Betty Nichols Martin Palla David Pfeil Ronald Pifer Janet Pol umbo Michael Plechey Winnifred Powell Seniors James Ranieri Michael Picarsic Linda Prettiman Norman Rathgeb 1967 Harry Rhea Patrick Richardson Colette Rosser Linda Ryncosky V I Nancy Reidmiller Andrew Sabo 29 Seniors Patricia Sarsfield Charles Schropp Herbert Shirley Alvin Shaner Albert Slack 30 Lloyd Smith 1967 Karen Soltys Richard Stevenson Kay Solomon Edith Sudol William Supancic Dennis Susko 31 John Swisshelm Jane Tuskan Linda Tragesser Timothy VanDyke Susan Wilson Michele Terkel Linda Wergin Seniors Sandra Winslow Ronald Woods Richard Youngbauer Chester Zielinski 1967 4 33 Robert Zvara The tradition of acknowledging those who typify the various aspects of senior character has long been a part of the year book. Elected by their peers as best demonstrating the traits characteristic of their respective categories, the Personalities are considered as representing the finest in congeniality, compatibility, and seriousness. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Morgan and Bob Doberneck BEST INSTRUMENTALISTS Tim Brown and Sue Blaze MOST RELIABLE Linda Wergin and Calvin Martinelli BEST VOCALISTS Jane Ceol and Bill Corbett MOST MISCHIEVOUS Stephanie Lentz and Dave Pfeil 34 MOST ATHLETIC Linda Irwin and Bob Doney MOST COMICAL Patti Kessel and George Hebrank MOST VERSATILE Linda Ryncosky and Jack Irwin FRIENDLIEST Georgene Holman and Bill DeMarcki MOST POPULAR Nancy Reidmiller and Denny Kashurba MOST TALKATIVE Betty Nichols and Nick Zatezalo Right: MOST CAREFREE Sally Busato and Henry Kontetta Left: BEST DANCERS Kathy Kashurba and Teddy Bair 36 CLASS FLIRTS Chuck Schropp and Adele Hamen The Story Of The Class Of ’67 CLASS ADVISOR — Mrs. Sarah Byers CLASS PRESIDENT — John Irwin Scared but excited, the class of 67 entered seventh grade in the fall of 1961, ready to embark upon that adventure known as ' high school.'' Gym, home-ec, study halls, dances, and assemblies, formerly just heard about from older brothers and sisters, became enjoyable realities. On into 8th grade we went, now one year older and, hopefully, smarter. We were sad to lose our Level Green friends who then went to Trafford. The class party (remember that great Roaring Twenties skit?), the American Legion awards, and all the other activities contributed to another memorable year. Ninth grade found us losing still other classmates to Central Catholic High School. Yet we managed to have more than our share of fun, battling Mr. Ti (remember Knob Hill and Skid Row?) and folk dancing at our class party. We were forced to begin thinking about the future as we decided which courses to take. Attending the senior high assemblies was the first great thrill of our sophomore year. By this time the class of 67 was beginning to take shape and form, just like the clams and frogs we dissected in Room 227. Getting our class rings helped us realize our status as Juniors. During the year we learned responsibility as we successfully ran the refreshment stand and sponsored numerous events (such as the Junior-Senior girls' basketball game — we lost!). All this work certainly had its reward as we danced at Baldoc Country Club on April 29. Sadly we held a farewell party for Dan Gass and Dan Doggendorf, who moved at the end of our junior year. At last — was it really true? We were real, live SENIORS! Although some of us had our senior pictures taken four times, we finally got them. The bonfire, Christmas Ball, Prom, Senior Day festivities, Senior banquet, and Commencement practices kept us busy up to that red letter day. Graduation. But even now as we leave behind six years at Penn Joint High School, we must remember that: This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill 37 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Morelli - Advisor, Gary Proskin - Vice President, Robert Stewart - President, Stephanie Stankus - Secretary, Leslie Myers — Treasurer, Mrs. Bengel — Advisor MR. POPOVICH - ROOM 220 ROW 1 — L. Culliver, R. Black, J. Baloh, J. Bengel, K. Beaska, M. Brentzel, M. Cariss, $. Anderson ROW 2 — R. Broker, M. Care, S. Ackord, C. Barton, J. Blank, C. Buterbaugh, C. Caldrer, L. Beaver, J. Brissel ROW 3 — J. Amour, R. Baker, E. Ashe, B. Beabout, R. Breyler, R. Blough, R. Betts, J. Borgo, D. Bonocuro, R. Berlin 38 MRS. MILLER - ROOM 221 ROW 1 — G. Gazibaro, R. Hayes, M. Gubanich, N. Doroas, K. Donnini, J. Estep, R. DeVincentis, K. Hampton, M. DeLaney ROW 2 — L. Eakman, T. Gonder, L. DeMorchi, T. Hlavsa, M. Doughty, B. Frye, M. Meauinavich, T. Farabough, F. Decker, D. Greer ROW 3 — M. Herholz, R. Durst, J. Gombach, J. Hettler, E. Drury, D. Fry, J. DeMark, P. Gongaware, W. Dragish, W. Field MISS DAVID - ROOM 222 ROW 1 — W. Landsberger, K. Kindella, J. Kuhns, M. List, G. Logan, J. Lawson, B. Krystek, S. Hughes, V, La chart, K. Long ROW 2 — B. Horrocks, M. Leonard, P. Inks, C. Kratochvil, K. Irwin, K. Loughner, C. Kontetto, D. Labor, L. Kirpa-trick, M. Kerlin, L. Kidd ROW 3 — G. Leonard, S. Lomison, R. Knoll. M. Kodylock, K. Jackson, G. Hopkinson, C. Kistler 39 MR MORELLI - ROOM 224 ROW 1 - M McCauley. I. Myers. J. M.ntus, D. Magill, P. N.emec, R. Nelson, S. P.nazzo, H. Ocep.k, R. Pavefto ROW 2 - L Pifer, B. Newman, M. Moffassant., S. Miller, C. Peters. B. Pratt. M. Pasquale, M. Plechey. D. Paisley. ROwT-T Magill, L. M.ller. J. Niemic, D. Martz, T. Moog, D. Maffessenti, J. P.erce, J. McCormick, J. Pecora, F. McKam, G. Proskin MRS APPLEBY - ROOM 225 ROW 1 — E. Vitolo, K. Ramsey, C. Reutter, K. Sartori, S. Stankus, M. Seliy, D. Woods, P. Stalley, V. Soles, S. Roscos-ky ROW 2 — S. Shula, C. Ridick, S. Sturm, K. Shuster, R Whitehead, S. Vesco, C. Taylor, J. Wescott, V. Smith, M. Regina ROW 3 — A. Yorio, S. Snyder, E. Stempher, D. Seanor, D. Smith, T. Steiner 40 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Denser - Advisor, Al Hezlep - Vice President, Cheryl Colisti - President, Marty Doberneck - Secretory, Debbie Jordon — Treasurer MR. DANCER - ROOM 114 ROW 1 — P. Barton, P. Broker, C. Colisti, A. Cole, M. Butler, R. Cole, E. Dalzell, J. Costallic, J Costallic ROW 2 — D. Curry, M. Dougherty, P. Barton, B. Anderson, K. Costme, K. Barnes, J Better, H. Beaver ROW 3-D. DalleTezze, M. Andiono, E. Amour, T. Blaze, P. Bortz, R. Bignel, J. Anker, G. Brassious, B. Cox 41 MR. LUDWICK - ROOM 116 ROW 1 — L. Gibb, M. Doberneck, D. Gnesda, N. DeMarchi, M. Goods, B. Frye, S. Erbe, E. DElia, C. Dovis ROW 2 — D. Gutwold, J. Gull, P. Florek, K. Goodman, J. Gesner, S. Geiger, N. Duffy, R. Giacomel, D. Hockley ROW 3 — D. Elliot, D. Ellis. B Farroux, M. Howtherne, R. Grant, R. Forobough, A. Hezlep MRS. STEWART - ROOM 118 ROW 1 — L. Hyde, C. Kirkland, C. Klavonick, J. Greer, C. Haman, P. Hudson, D. Heene, G. Greenawolt ROW 2 — M. Grabowski, D. Jordon, T. Kifer, D. Koltalo, D. Henry, L. Howell, M. Grobowski, D. Hlavsa, Mrs. Stewart 42 MRS. BOSSART - ROOM 119 ROW 1 - J. Long, D. Ludwick, A. Kunczewski, D. Kunkle. P. Louffer, J. Link, D. Miller, L. Linker, C. Krinock ROW 2 - G. Mains, J. Mohoy, W. Kilpatrick, R. Lann, L. McGuire, J. Latusek, E. Miller, Mrs. Bosart ROW 3 - L. Lutz, J. Lindsey, D. Mams, A. Hubish, D. Keffer, K. Hizer, T. Keenan MR. KEPPLE - ROOM B-l ROW 1 - D. Pevic, S. Murphy, S. Mlaker, J. Nichlas, P. Pass, K. Painter, J. Rogers, S. Ralph, J. Picossic, S. Ramaoy-ley ROW 2 - J. Orange, K. Rubr.ghts, S. Ryncosky, B. Roland, K. Rowe, N. Polumbo, B. Painter, J. Ransey ROW 3 — R. Mull, S. Peperato, R. Montgomery, J. Paisley, R. Prettiman, T. Peach, L. Poglem, F. Myers, M. Richardson 43 MRS. DOBERNECK - B-2 ROW 1 — M. Torok, R. Yoney, L. Wolicki, L. Wergin, D. Thomas, I. Salenski, B. Watkins, K. Stiffey, J. Sutherland ROW 2 — L. Smith, T. Sack, K. Weightman, S. Shirley, T. Yurisinec, N. Soles, J. Tuskan, R. Soltys ROW 3 — R. Wagner, R. Schropp, P. Surrec, D. Sandrick, P. Vucelich, D. Wiler, T. Stuart TECHNICAL STUDENTS 1ST. — B. Auckerman, P. Cassidy 2ND. — P. Evangelist, S. DeMarcki, J. Huttom TECHNICAL STUDENTS 1ST. — B. Holden 2ND. — J. Kifer, I. Bair, J. Zimmerman, C. Shipkosky, 3RD — L. Rhea, B. Hiffelfinger 4TH. — J. Price, V. Heard, J. Blawas, S. Michan, K. Casegronde 44 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Lovrc — Advisor, Barry Kukovich — President, William Doney — Treasurer, James Stankus — Vice President, Paulo McVicker — Secretary MISS STUMP - ROOM 14 ROW 1 — D. Brecht, R. Amor, C. Baird, H. Cavanaugh, D. Bronthoover, M. Baginski, J. Bushayger, M. Castme, D. Amor, S. Augustine, C. Bauer ROW 2 — J. Ankney, S. Belok, P. Buterbaugh, D. Caroselli, S. Bank, B. Bank, L. Basara, D. Caporoso, J. Antonaca, Miss Stump ROW 3 — J Brown, H. Appleby, T. Brewer, G. Adamson, S. Averswald, R. Borgo, J. Baker, R. Ceresa, R. Bam-bndge, K. Benson 45 MR. LOVRE - ROOM 15 ROW 1 — J. Compton, V. DeMonte, S. Evosevich, M. Dixon, K. Eokhoff, D. Chick, S. Donnmi, N. Duffey, A. Czar-nowski, P. Feld, D. Choot ROW 2 — M. Cinti, J. Dreistadt, H. Elliott, N. DeMorcki, M. Crawford, L. Davidson, S. Elliott, P. Difonso, C. Doll-man, W. Dragish, D. Farobaugh ROW 3 — A. Denning, C. Ciocca, T. Covin, R. Drylie, D. Cole, W. Ciaccarelli, J. Dreistadt, E. Donnini, B. Doney, J. Darragh, E. Ciangoli MR. MILLER - ROOM 16 ROW 1 — L. Horvison, C. Inko, H. Gongaware, J. Good, P. Geiger, K. Hoover, S. Hood, S. Hockley, K. Geiger, B Gomboch, B. Hazlett ROW 2 — G. Gavetoria, N. Frescura, J. Hollock, D. Hilty, D. Frye, B. Gotjen, M. Hornbeck, B. Good, I. Howell, K. Jackson, J. Hubish, R. Irwin ROW 3 — R. Finlay, D. Hood, D. Gotjen, J. Helmuth, R. Hines, J. Jacobelli, G. Hampton, H. Goodman, W. Hop-kinson, J. Graft, R. Hildebrand, E. Hoys 46 MRS. BLACK - ROOM 109 ROW 1 — D. Korich, S. Lavelle, K. Koshurba, R. A. Kauffman, P. Leocock, C. Lockhart, S. Lomicka, C. Lawson, L. Kontetto, L. Kemerer, E. Keene ROW 2 — Mrs. Black, W. King, J. Kunack, D. LaMont, C. Kerna, C. Kerna, S. Latherora, L. Kemreer, J. Kivitoski, H. Kimble, W. Kepple, D. Lohr, J. Lentz. ROW 3 — D. Leonard, M. Kolleda. J. Kidd, B. Kukovich, C. Kozain, P. Kistler, G. Kistler, D. Joseph, B. Lesnock, A. Litrun, D. Loughry MR. KELLY - ROOM 111 ROW 1 — L. McWilliams, L. Morris, N. Newill, J. Miller, S. Newell, B. Montgomery, R. Mahkovic, P. McVicker, C. Mance, A. Ocepek ROW 2 — B. Miller, D. Norbert, R. Morgan, R. Morris, R. Panigal, D. Mintus, D. Padezan, H. Parker, A. Mahoy, A. Mottucci, S. McGarry, L. Marks, Mr. Kelly ROW 3 — J. Milburn, C. Miller, G. Pavetto, D. Myers, R. Olson, D. Maxhon, F. Otte, J. Marcon, J. Parson, F. Paine-♦er, T. Owens, S. Pendrotti 47 MR. KUKICH - ROOM 112 ROW 1 — E. Show, O. Pifer, L. Rudick, C. Shirley, D. Schmidt, L. Schneider, P. Sexton, D. Rowe, A. Seily, B. Rish ROW 2 — G. Rawa, D. Pinazza, C. Pifer, M. Penska, P. Pricener, C. Poglein, M. Seonor, C. Petrill, R. Reager, C. Pierce ROW 3 — D. Rometo, D. Schaefer, B. Shearer, D. Snyder, B. Praznick, B. Sandrick, P. Roscoskey, B. Regina, J. Shuster MISS HIRSHBERG - ROOM 113 ROW 1 - N. Venzon, C. Slaby, C. Soles, B. Slack, J. Zubaty, N. Snyde, S. Whitehead, S. Behec, S. Simons, B. Vol kar ROW 2 - J. Wescott, C. VanDyke, L. Yockov.ch, C. Vargo, S. Zatezalo, M. Tuttle, C. Watt, K. Watkins, F. Targo: ROW 3 - J. Zagorce, L. Sturm, C. Walton, A. Warehen, T. Wasko, M Susick, R. Sturm, J. Stonjus. W. Wergin, R Sosmski 48 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Carrie Demorest - Treasurer, Margie Greer - Secretary, Kathy Goody Kettren — Vice President — President, Mr. Kish - Advisor, Barbara MRS. WELSH - ROOM 7 ROW 1 - J. Blough, J. Anderson, P. Berg, D. Adamson, M. Ceresa, W. Beaver, G. Aucherman, D. Butler, D. Conti, P. Bortz, J. Bradosky, A. Baker ROW 2 - J. Boban, W. Burns, F. Cham, J. Bozin, A. Anderson, S. Byerly. T. Bessel. J. Abston, T. Bus.n, Mrs. Welsh ROW 3 - J. Ader, C. Barnes, K. Basser, S. Ben.sh, J. Cornathan, R. Baugh, K. Bigler, M. Cartwright, J. Busato 49 MR. KISH - ROOM 8 ROW 1 - D. Clair, D. Corry, V. Cook, S. Costallic, L. Cole, G. Folta, P. Duffy, T. DeMarck., D. Frost, S. Flodine, C. Demorest, K. Durst, ROW 2 — D. Detar, K. Corbett, C. Florek, S. Dopsowski, D. Dole, B. Darragh, G. DolleTezze, R. Droftina, K. Coon, Mr. Kish ROW 3 — D. Drury, K. Eode, F. Fade, D. Ernette, W. Ciocco, J. Fink, J. Cocco, J. Dodds, D. Czarnonski, A. Costel-lic MRS. RALPH - ROOM 9 ROW 1 — M. Gregurina, L. Hancock, L. Hornbeck, B. Irwin, B. Heard, P Howell, S. Gay, B. Gonder, P. Herholz, K. Goody, R. Horandy. ROW 2 — R. Grimes, F. Gnesda, L. Garrick, C. Hefflinger, C. Heiger, M. Greer, S. Henderson, J. Hatch, V. Holman, B. Hoausa, Mrs. Ralph ROW 3 — A. Hohman, R. Gramlich, D. Hatcher, A. Good, R. Homan, D. George, P. Heorn, E. Gansauer, C. Hel-meuth, E. Geneti, J. Hubich 50 MR EATON - ROOM 10 ROW 1 — B. Kettren, V. Kratochvil, L. Kozam, K. Lehosky, D. Kockanov, K. Loch, J. Kepple, J. Keffer, B Kifer, M. LaMarca, R. Lann ROW 2 — A. Link, E. Kostrick, W. Kelley, J. Lavelle, N. Lomont, S. Kuhns, J. Lauffer, M. Kmkello, R. Kadylak, F. Knoll, Mr. Eaton ROW 3 — T. Keffer, R. Krinock, A. Karenovich, R. Lasihs, J. Kinkela, C. Leonard, W. Kloba, R. Lmsenbigler, G. Klo-bucar, D. Lamison, B. Klingensmith, E. Lewis, G. Kinzey, B. Jones MR. EDELMAN - ROOM 11 ROW 1 — L. Lux, K. Mahoy, D Norton, J. Matthews, J. Lomardo, S. McCracken, D Long, M. Owens, D. Orr, D. Miller, S. Mottucci ROW 2 - J. Nixon, J. Palko, J. Murphy, L. Little, P. Messich, J. Nichols, M. Orange, K. Nichols, P. Martin, D. Max-ham, R. Long, K. Mull, Mr. Edelman ROW 3 - A. Parlog, J. Nelson, R. Mlaker, D. Nowoski, D. Mati|a, T. Morns, G. Myers, R. Mati|a, T Marks, J Miller 51 MRS. JUDITH - 12 ROW 1 — D. Points, C. Peonoski, J. Robinson, D. Reimer, D. Root, E. Shaffer, B. Prazmk, C. Rish, M. Dicking, K. Sexton, S. Rudick ROW 2 — S. Shale, M. Seice, K. Pratt, S. Rupert, J. Schweinsberg, L. Schnupp, P. Shadd, M. Ranieri, J. Sartori, R. Pi-raino, Mrs. Judith ROW 3 — R. Reeger, E. Rogers, F. Persin, G. Podkul, J. Sartori, P. Shadd, G. Pennell, T. Rubright, R. Sermon, B. Raymaley, L. Pfeil MRS. PEES - ROOM 1 3 ROW 1 - M. Volkar, M. Stoltz, K. Sullivan, S. Smith, P. Wright, S. Studebaker, D. Toreau, R. Vucelich, M. Steiner, K. Swisshelm, D. Zulinski ROW 2 - T. Yennerell, W. Skallos, B. Storey, L. Wellman, A. Turnbull, I. Wiler, K. Weightman, G. Wergin, J. Tro-icheff, G. Young, B. Yeorgers, Mrs. Pees ROW 3 - J. VanDyke, T. Wolicki, D. Woods, K. Weightman, M. Young, M. Smole, R. Sleaves, S. Wierzbowski, R. Stouffer, D. Shula, T. Steele, E. Skiffen, F. Vodopevic 52 ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Fresch - Advisor, Karen Morris - President, Jeff Frye - Secretory, Don Grant - Treasurer, Larry Hood -Vice President MRS. CONNERS - ROOM A-1 ROW 1 - K. Allshouse, J. Baker, S. Byrne, P. Abston, P. Baker, H. Berchick, D. Bowen, N. Broker, C. Byerly, L. Beover ROW 2 - G. Bush, E. Brautigiam, D. Adamson, R. Beiter, C. Beiter, M. Bane, R. Beacon, R. Bowery, C. Altman, W. Brown, R. Bohince ROW 3 - J. Borris, T. Beresford, G. Beyer, G. Anker, M. Beezer, D. Ball. P. Blosmsky, R. Brown, R. Anderson, F. Baker 53 MR. CERASO - ROOM 1 ROW 1 — J. Dyer, M. Dixon, A. Crawford, B. Dreistadt, D. DeMonte, P. Dormn, T. DeMarchi, C. Denning, A. Dal-zell, C. Cole ROW 2 — R. DeMarchi, J. Chappell, C. Cox, V. Carr, B. Carnathan, L. Cline, L. Ellig, S. Deaunovich, C. DelBene, B Catalano, G. Cook, R. Florek, Mr. Ceroso ROW 3 — C. Durst, J. Crawford, B. Dollman, A. Ceol, E. Diemert, D. Cassidy, T. Casagrande, G. Davis, A. Cav-ada, S. Ciocco, D. Cardinal, K. Calisti, G. Camptella MRS. SABATINE - ROOM 2 ROW 1 — E. Gutwald, S. Herholz, B. Hermart, I. Hackley, K. Gay, I. Grimes, M. Frye, J. Greer, B. Heasley, D. Hines, B. Hayes ROW 2 — K. Hizer, D. Grant, K Hammett, R. Gracomel, K. Gazibara, P. Hilty, C. Gogo, R. Golick, B. Herman, D. Heshizer, G. Hayes, D. Harbaugh, Mrs. Sabatme ROW 3 — F. Gongaware, R. Hill, W. Fontana, R. Glasgow, W. Good, D. Gummo, E. Frye, J. Hebrank, J. Frye, K. Frost, K. Hoenshell, N. Gasparato, K. Hickmon 54 MR. BLANK - ROOM 3 ROW 1 — B. Hursh, M. Lindsey, A. Lindsoy, D. Leonord, M. Jonseof, A. Johnson, L. Hornbeck, B. Lowther, F. Hughes, B. Hudson, J. Hyde ROW 2 — J. Koch, J. Kerna, L. Hood, C. Lewis, A. Hutton, M. Kirkpatrick, T. Hightower, R. Klapp, D. Hufford, C. Krause, M. Jarnot, T. Kroupa, B. Leonard ROW 3 — J. Hubish, G. Kinkela, W. Kane, G. Kistler, A. Keffer, J. Louricio, G. Kuhns, J. Kerlin, D. Holodnak, R. Lee, D. Huether, K. Kifer MRS. GUENTHER - ROOM 4 ROW 1 — M. Nichols, I. Norbert, C. Myers, J. McGuire, P. Miller, D. Mewill, K. Mcllhattan, I. Mogill, K. Morris, D. Myers, L. Martello ROW 2 - C. McWilliams, D. Nelson, R. Modar, K. Long, D. Mazock, K. Loughry, M. Moser, M. McCormack, R. Marroni, W. Mance, J. Niemiec, Mrs. Guenther ROW 3 - G. Olear, J. Nagoda, D. Mmtus, H. Morgan, B. Mears, J. Morgan, G Miller, J. Meyers, D. Lusebrmk, M. Lomicka, G. Milburn 55 MR. RAMSEY - ROOM 5 ROW 1 - P. Shaffer, A. Reed, S. Schultz, M. Rowa, E. Sartori. A. Rometo, M. Renchko, C. Shaffer, M. Shaffer. K. Ponigal, C. Shearer ROW 2 - M. Schmidt, M. Sartor., D. Pedder, L. Sears, D. Prettiman, J. Ramsey, C. Parodo, J. Pavetto, D. Prev.c, D. Shulo, M. Patek, R. Shula, S. Pedder, Mr. Ramsey ROW 3-D. Rodgers, R. Peach, F. Saxe, F. Ponigal. M. Roscher, L. Rogers, W. Proskin, K. Roscher, M. Sandrick, R. Shadd, D. Pennell, A. Peperato, D. Rugh, R. Richert MR. FRESCH - ROOM 6 ROW 1 — D. Werrer, D. Preis, B. Williams, L. Wotkins, R. Winter, J. Shuster, V. Shustenc, M. Voich, D. Yates, J. Venzon, C. Vehec, K. Skorsynskj ROW 2 — S. Studebaker, N. Smith, B. Slaby, D. Smith, K. Wells, S. Thorn, L. Susa, R. Vitolo, I. Whitehead, J. Speck, W. Williams ROW 3 — C. Varga, D. Snyder, R. Stempher, J. Welsh, H. Thomas, T. Shula, B. Stahley, R. Thomas, R. Skollow, L. Tamm, B. Torok 56 Milo Pepe, Judith Rohrbaugh, Gary Kaukonen, Gary McCoy, (absent) William Lang Associate Teachers In recent years Penn Joint has been privileged to work with associate teachers from Penn State. This year we wish to acknowledge these people in the Penn Point. Our five associate teachers, Milo Pepe, Janet Rohrbaugh, Gary Kaukonen, Gary McCoy, and Bill Lang, have brightened these last few months with such activities as teaching, sponsoring the Fledgling (Kaukonen), and working on the yearbook (Lang). The staff and all the students hope that successful years will ensue for these individuals. 57 Through the medio of sculpture, we symbolize the four fundamental facets of student life — the development of which has been the common goal and purpose of twenty-nine years of change and improvement at Penn Joint High School. Thinker: leadership initiative achievement Dancer: individuality expression finesse ORGANIZATIONS 59 ROW 1 — S. Byerly, C. Miller, T. Forabough, H. Appleby, S. Barton, R. Farabaugh, F. Decker, D. Greer, G. Hampton, J. Jacobelli, R. Baker ROW 2 — P. Belak, M. Brentzel, J. Rogers, R. Black, S. Ackard, S. Blaze, S. Ryncosky, L. Kontetta, J. Long, B. Cox, T. Stuart, M. Picking, S. lomicka ROW 3 — T. Costellic, R. Beobout, K. Cham, D. Ernette, D. Broker, L Salenske, R. Blough, L. Garrick, T. Kifer, S. Lomi-son, D. Ader, B. King, J. Helmuth, R. Stouffer, C. Leonard ROW 4 — S. Belak, K. Benson, J. Reutter, B. Newman, N. Frescuro, D. Elliott, M. McCauley, D. Frescura, R. Nelson, K. Watkins, D. Moffesanti, R. Farroux, H. Shirley, D. Cole, J. Mahoy, T. Brown ROW 1 - D. Hufford ROW 2 — C. Barton, K. Hampton ROW 3 — J. Blank, R. DeVincentis, D. Rometo ROW 4 — K. DeMonte, R. Knall, E. Gansauer ROW 1 — Mr. Stephen Bench ROW 2 — B. Keene, B. Kifer, L. Ryncosky ROW 3 — K. Shaffer, B. Frye ROW 4 — R. Berlin, C. Barnes, F. Knall, N. Reidmiller 60 BAND OFFICERS President: Kathryn Cham Vice President: Tim Forabaugh Secretary: Sharon Ackard Treasurer: Don Ader Sue Blaze Band The Penn Joint High School Band completed a successful football season after two weeks of all day summer rehearsals and the annual trip to Kennywood. The Christmas assembly and Spring Concert rounded out the band's schedule for the year. Ten band members were selected to attend the two-day County Band Festivol at Trafford High School and two members, Tim Brown and Kathryn Cham, were selected to attend the three-day District Band Festival held at Burrell High School. The band's long-awaited new uniforms arrived in time for the Apollo game. Consisting of dark navy blue coats and trousers, the uniforms have a cream-colored overlay with a gold embroidered P . The trousers are accented with a baby blue stripe. The majorettes also received new uniforms which are baby blue princess-style with a cream-colored insert in the front. Don Ader, Herb Shirley, Tim Brown Don Frescura Pauline Belak, Kathryn Chom JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS - MR. TADY ROW 1 — S. Studebaker, P. Wright, D. Tareu, J. Robinson, M. Young, D. Lomison, A. Link, J. Hubich, C. Kerna, C. Kerna ROW 2 — L. Lux, P. Sexton, J. Traicheff, M. Greer, J. Anderson, S. McCracken, D. Frost, D. Orr, B. Ketrin, P. Howell, S. Costelli, S. Hockley, M. Steiner, T. DeMarchi, L. Cole, M. Tuttle, Mr. Tody ROW 3 — J. Bushyager, B. Good, D. Dole, D. Cinti, C. Rish, D. Reimer, I. Howell, M. Penska, A. Ocepek, D. Kochnov, L. Hancock, D. Ca-porosa, D. Norton, J. Blough, P. Berg, D. Clair, S. Dopkowski, J. Lauffer ROW 4 — K. Weightman, K. Goody, K. Lehosky, C. Soles, R. Mahkovic, D. Frye, P. McVicker, K. Kashurba, J. Zubaty, L. Rudick, N. La-Mont, H. Cavanaugh, E. Keene, R. Kauffman ROW 5 — S. Hood, C. Poglein, M. Seanor, G. Folta, P. Messich, D. Reed, B. Volkar, D. Orr, L. Kemerer, H. Gongaware, S. Elliott, R. Irwin, E. Steele ROW 6 — K. Eckhoff, L. Morris, N. Venzon, P. Pricener, C. Vargo, D. Hilty, S. Augustine, b. gombach, M. Bag inski, C. Pierce, L. Kemerer, J. Hatch, K. Mull, A. Hohman ROW 7 — S. Latherow, B. Rish, C. Petrill, D. Padezan, L. Yakovich, C. Lockhart, M. Hornbeck, G. Rawa, L. Davidson, K. Bigler, A. Anderson, A. Good ROW 8 — W. Bane, W. Ciccarelli, B. Kukovich, J. Stankus, D. Maxham, K. Shaffer, A. Mattucci, W. Klobo, R. Stouffer, J. VonDyke SENIOR HIGH CHORUS - MR TADY ROW 1 — S. Montgomery, M. McCauley, J. Farabaugh, P. Stahley, A Haman, J. Baloh, L. Culliver, J. Costellic, J. Costellic, B. Keene, E. Vitolo, B. Black, V. Kallner, J. Ceol, J. Bohince, M. Deaunovich, K. Kmkella, S. Anderson, S. Schwemsburg, J. Reutter ROW 2 — J. Estep, M. Guvanich, B. Wotkiss, N. Soles, J. Picorsic, M. Brenkus, M. Pasquale, C. Sartori, S. Pinazza, R. Nelson, K. Hmpton, J. Greer, R. LoSitis, J. Paisley, B. Newman, M. Mattucci, L. Wolicki, P. Lauffer, D. Ludwig ROW 3 — L. Irwin, K. Kashurba, M. Kidd, M. Cariss, V. Lockhart, M, Leonard, K. Ramsey, J. Wescott, P. Niemic, M. Doberneck, C. Calisti, B. Anderson, K. Castine, L. Howell, M. Brentzel, K. Barnes ROW 4 — D. Broker, K. Eckhoff, D. Gnesda, J. Blank, C. Barton, B. Frye, S. Ryncosky, D. Miller, D. Previc, G. Logan, D. Paisley, A. Cole, S. Stankus. K. Goodman, J. Long, S. Roymaley ROW 5 — S. Wilson, K. Donnini, N. Doroso, B Horrocks, C. Buterbaugh, A. Kunczewski, D. Kunkle, K. Weightman, C. Krinock, S. Ack-ard, L. Solenske, D. Koltalo, B. Soles, L. Ryncosky, Mr. Tody ROW 6 — R Durst, R. Youngbauer, K. Shafer, J. Irwm, D Greer, B. Painter, T. Mitchell, T. Mattucci, J. Ramsey, T. Farabaugh, T. Brown, T. Moog, D Elliott, J. Amour ROW 7 — D. Maxham, M. Picorsic, B. Corbett, J. Pavetto, J. Stankus, B. Brezler, J. Paisley, J. Pierce,B. Beabout, L. McGuire, J Orange, B. Feld, R. Farabaugh, E. Stempher, K. DeMark, A. Yorio 62 CHORUS OFFICERS Treasurer: Kathy Kashurba, Vice President: Ted Mitchell, Secretary: Bever ly Soles, President: Jack Irwin TRIPLE TRIO Judy Long, Linda Wolicki, Karen Castine, Shelley Raymaley, Jenny Greer, Patty Lauffer. Karen Barnes, Karen Goodman, Donna Ludwig SENIOR SEXTET Jane Ceol, Sue Wilson, JoAnn Bohince, Linda Irwin, Beverly Soles, Jenni fer Farobaugh DISTRICT CHORUS MEMBERS Mr. Tody, Jane Ceol, Bill Corbett, Sue Wilson Nancy COUNTY CHORUS MEMBERS ROW 1 — Joyce Wescott, Jane Ceol, Sue Wilson, Beverly Soles, Jack Irwin, Georgette Logon ROW 2 — Mr. Tody, Bill Corbett, Bob Beabout 63 Jr. High Art Club Sponsor Mr. Kish Purpose To stimulate interest in art Activities Paint water color pictures Make pictures out of tissue paper Things We'II Remember Girl's three tissue paper dot picture JR. HIGH ART CLUB - MR. KISH ROW 1 — S. Costellic, M. Ceresa, L. Cole, D. Curry, R. Durst, J. Hyde, I. Hughes, D. Pottison, J. Zubaty, C. Dollmon, B. Bank ROW 2 — D. Frost, S. Morrison, D. Mazok, D. Myers, B. Hudson, T. Crawford, D. Bowen, S. Bergens, L. Martella, C. Florek, K. Gaz-ibara, Mr. Kish ROW 3 — H. Cavanaugh, V. Carr, A. Reed, S. Dapkowski, D. BuHer, G. Falta, D. Werner, D. Shula, K. Hommeth ROW 4 — G. Dalletezze, D. Detar, K. Coon, L. Eade, R. Drylic, C. Hefflefinger, C. Geigler, J. Fink, N. Cocco, M. Kush, B. Leonard Jr. High Newspaper Sponsor Mrs. Welsh Purpose To keep the junior high informed Activities Publish Pow-Wow JR. HIGH NEWSPAPER - MRS. WELSH ROW 1 — S. Flodine, D. Cinti, J. Anderson, T. DeMorchi, P. Dormn, L. Kline, M. Owens ROW 2 — Mrs. Welsh, R. Darragh, C. Demarest, P. Herholz, R. Beacom, E. Gutwald, A. Baker, P. Duffy ROW 3 — P. Wright, L. Kazam, M. Cinti, R. Finlay, W. Bane, D. Dale, D. Adams, P. Bortz 64 READING CLUB - MRS. JUDITH ROW 1 - S. Shale, G. K. Gay, D. Miller, A. Turnbull, P. Picking, D. Reimer, P. Miller, J. Keffer, J. Schwe.nsburg, P. Duffy, P. Schaffer, J. McGuire ROW 2 - C. Shearer, M. Bane, M. Renchko, S. Hay, M. LaMarco. S. Rudick, K. Loch, J. Venzon, C. Better, D. Norton, L. Roggor, Mrs. Judith ROW 3 - M. Orange, K. Nichols, D. Orr, J. Ramsey, P. Hilly, K. Mcllhatten, D. Previc, S. Schultz, M. Rawo, T. Gightower, N. Heard, R. Bowery, K. Loughry ROW 4 - J. Boban, J. Adder, J. Bozic, J. Nixon, T. Krupa, J. Nelson, A. Anderson. K. Bigler, K. Bauer. C. Leonard, M. Kmkella Reading Club' Sponsor Mrs. Judith Purpose To encourage reading Officers President — Marty Kinkel-la Vice President — Joe Boban Secretary — Karen Loch Treasurer — Allan Anderson Activities Ploy every month Projects Sent money to Children's Hospital Things We 'll Remember Joe Boban as a Leprechaun JR. HISTORIANS - MRS. RALPH ROW 1 _ H. Berchick, C. Delbene, V. Shustering, S. Simons, R. Winters, I. Howell, B. Montgomery ROW 2 - R. Miller, S. Kuhns, B. Kifer, I. Mogill, L. Rudick, S. Vehec, C. Watt, Mrs. Ralph ROW 3 — R. Sermon, D. Hood, C. Inks, D. Prettiman, D. Leonard, B. Slack, J. Miller, S. Newill, D. Gummo, R. Sosinsky Junior Historians Sponsor Mrs. Ralph Purpose To learn history of Pennsylvania Officers President — David Hood Vice president — Barbara Montgomery Second Vice President — Debbie Prettiman Secretary — Sandra Vehec Treasurer — JoAnn Miller Activities Field trip Things We ll Remember Mrs. Ralph and the projector 65 Hobby Club Sponsor Miss Stump Purpose To present and discuss various hobbies Officers President — Larry Hood Vice President — David Ball Secretary — Ralph Anderson Treasurer — Jeff Barras Activities Discussing hobbies HOBBY CLUB - MISS STUMP ROW 1 — H. Stuck, J. Kerna, J. Hayes, S. Byrnes, D. Bleggi, R. Beck, L. Hood, R. Richert ROW 2 — K. Kifer, S. Pedder, J. Borras, R. Anderson, D. Pennell, A. Peporoto, D. Snyder ROW 3 — M. Beezer, D. Ball, G. Kinkella, J. Morgan, C. Krause, R. Modar, R. Shula ROW 4 — D. Cassidy, T. Cosagrande, W. Good, M. Roscher, H. Thomas, R. Lee, J. Welsh Junior Electronics Sponsor Mr. Tiberi Purpose To discuss and demonstrate various aspects of electronics Officers President — Robert Olson Vice President — Ronnie Hines Secretary — Chuck Miller Treasurer — Gary Gava-torta Activities Electronic demonstrations JUNIOR ELECTRONICS - MR. TIBERI ROW 1 - R. Ceresa, J. Antonocci, Mr. Tiberi, J. Ankney, G. Govatorto ROW 2 — C. Miller, D. Lockry, R. Hines, A. Denning, J. Groft ROW 3 - P. Kistler, D. Leonard, R. Olson, W. King, J. Yurek, J. Helmuth, M. Kolleda 66 Chess Club Sponsor Mr.Morelli Purpose Development of constructive thinking for enjoyment Activities Learned fundamentals of chess Projects Sponsored chess tourno-ments Chess Club Sponsor Mr. Morelli Purpose Development of constructive thinking for enjoyment Activities Learned fundamentals of chess Projects Sponsored chess tournaments CHESS CLUB - MR. MORELLI ROW 1 — R. Long, R. Krinock, A. Link, L. Little, B. Gonder, J. Lombardo, B. Yeargers, K. Wightman ROW 2 — G. Lobucor, A. Parlog, B. Kingsly, J. Sortori, K. Kmkella, B. Gromlick, E. Lewis, Mr. Morelli ROW 3 — G. Myers, T. Keffer, R. Kadylak, J. Murphy, R. Malakar, J. Palco, R. Moti|a ROW 4 — F. Persin, R. LoSitis, W. Lobo, L. Pheil, G. Pennell, D. George, D. Mataio, T. Morris CHESS CLUB - MR. MORELLI ROW 1 — W. Burns, K. Hickman, D. Mintus, G. Olear, J. Niemiec, C. McWilliams, M. McCormick ROW 2 — C. Helmuth, J. Gubich, S. Ciocco, E. Broutigem, J. Negoda, M. Patek, B. Mears, L. Tomm, R. Peach, Mr. Morelli ROW 3 — L. Game, K. Corbett, R. Droftma, B. Lavsa, K. Calisti, F. Gongaware, K. Hoenshell, J. Frye, W. Proskin ROW 4 — W. Ciocco, L. Rogers, B. Torok, G. Vargo, W. Fontono, R. Glasgow, B Hamon, A. Hohmon, A. Costellic Junior FHA Sponsor Mrs. Stewort Purpose To promote on understanding of homemaking Officers President — Kothy Sexton Secretary — Joyce Hu-bich Treasurer — Marsha Ran-ieri Activities Sponsored hay ride and skating party Projects Presents for Childrens Orphanage Thanksgiving bosket for a needy family Things We'II Remember Initiation of new members JUNIOR F.H.A. - MRS. STEWART ROW 1 — C. Kerna, C. Kerna, J. Hubich, P. McVicker, P. Sexton, C. Soles, K. Goody, K. Lehosky, E. Schneider ROW 2 — G. Wergin, R. Kauffman, K. Geiger, H. Gongaware, L. Wiler, K. Hoover, L. Harvison ROW 3 — K. Weightman, A. Seily, D. Mintus, S. Whitehead, J. Good, L. Lux, J. Matthews ROW 4 — J. Kepple, P. Messich, K. Pratt, K. Sexton, L. Shnupp, M. Ranieri, P. Shadd Junior High Drama Sponsor Mr. Fresch Purpose To promote and develop skills in dramatics Officers President — Susan Stude-baker Vice President — Debbie Kochonov Secretary — Anita Berg Treasurer — Jeon Ann Greer Activities Wrote ploys, performed pantomimes JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA - SEVENTH GRADE - MR. FRESCH ROW 1 — A. Rometo, A. Dolzell, M. Frye, A. Berg, J. Greer, E. Sartori, J. Pavetto, L. Hockley, K. Shaffer, K. Panigal, D. Smith ROW 2 — A. Johnson, I. Hornbeck, B. Hayes, C. Vehec, L. Grimes, B. Slaby, C. Goga, D. Adamson, N. Broker, R. Klopp, N. Smith, K. Paroda ROW 3 — W. Williams, D. Yates, C. Thorn, S. Studeboker, I. Norbert, D. Nole, J. Dyer, M. Dixon, C. Denning, L. Sears ROW 4 — D. Ernette, D. Grant, M. Garnet, B. DeMarcki, K. Allshouse, L. Susa, R. Golick, C. Altman, P. Baker, D. Myers, M. Kirkpat- ric, ROW 5 — V. Baloh, L. Beover, M. Josef, L. Giacomel, B. Williams, D. Heshizer, J. Speck, B. Hersh, D. Lohr 68 JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA - EIGHTH GRADE - MR. FRESCH ROW 1 — L. Hornbeck, L. Honcock, J. Blough, P. Berg, M. Gregurino, M. Greer, P. Clare, W. Beaver, L. Huffman ROW 2 - S. Henderson, K. Solomn, C. Rish, M. Volker, D. Kachanov, N. LaMont, J. Louffer, S. Studebaker ROW 3-D. Lammson, S. Byerly, E. Skiffmk, D. Maxim, D. Woods, K. Mull, T. Wolicki, T. Yenneroll Junior High Drama Sponsor Mr. Fresch Purpose To promote an interest in theater arts Officers President — Susan Studebaker Vice President - Debbie Kochanov Secretary — Anita Berg Treasurer — Jean Anne Greer Activities Wrote plays, performed pantomimes Thinas We'll Remember Bob DeMarchi — How to Feed a Baby JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA - NINTH GRADE - MR. FRESCH ROW 1 — A. Ocepek, C. Lockhart, L. Yackovich, K. Geiger, P. Baginski, C. Bauer, B. Volker ROW 2 — L. Williams, K. Jackson, I. Harvison, S. Hood, M. Hornbeck, D. Reed ROW 3 — D. Coroselli, L. Kontetta, D. Frye, P. McVicker, J. Hallik, M. Tuttle ROW 4 — J. Wescott, D. Leonard, J. Stankus, D. Moxim, F. Otte, T. Owens, J. VanDyke Junior High Drama Sponsor Mr. Fresch Purpose To promote an interest in theater arts Officers President — Jim Stankus Vice President — Barry Kukovich Treasurer — Potty Sexton Activities Working on character stage makeup 69 Junior High Science Sponsor Mr. Ramsey Purpose To develop individual interest in science Officers President — Tom Shula Vice President — Eugene Frye Secretary — Ron Marroni Treasurer — Mark lom-icka Activities Work in interest groups Projects Sponsor science fair JR. HIGH SCIENCE - MR. RAMSEY ROW 1 — S. Lomicka, S. Latherou, B. Kettren, K. Skorcynski, E. Show, E. Shaffer, S. Augustine, M. Crawford ROW 2 — M. Young, J. Hatch, J. Shuster, B. Gombock, L. Parker, D. Root, F. Pamgal, R. Brown ROW 3 — A. Karenovich, T. Shula, V. Homan, B. Skallos, J. Sortori, F. Vocopivec, D. Huether, Mr. Ramsey ROW 4 — E. Gonsauer, F. Ease, K. Sheaves, S. Wierzbowski, E. Diemert, E. Frye, B. Stempher JR. HIGH SCIENCE - MR. RAMSEY ROW 1 — C. Durst, C. Lewis, J. Chappell, B. Mance, R. Marroni, R. Florek, D. Aarbough, G. Cook, F. Frost ROW 2 — E. Lostrick, E. Genetin, B. Stanley, M. Long, A. Ceol, B. Torok, R. Solos, D. Cardinal, Mr. Ramsey ROW 3 — M. Schmidt, G. Milburn, H. Morgan, M. Lomicka, W. Kane, G. Kistler, B. Hill, K. Long, G. Kinzey ROW 4 — D. Hatcher, M. Cartwright, D. Lusebrmk, S. Auerswald, G. Miller, R. Shadd, K. Rosher, D. Holodnak, A. Cavada 70 Junior Classical League Sponsor Mrs. Doberneck i Purpose To study contributions of classical civilizations. ' Officers President — Tim Peach Vice President — Karen ■ Barnes Secretary — Karen Goodman Treasurer — Nannette Venzon JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE - MRS. DOBERNECK . r A rnie J Nickolas, M. Butler, T. Lenk, J. Long. P. Pass. D. Ludwig. J. P.carsic ROW 2 I L dZ D. Bronthoover, , Baginski. Brecht, L. Wergin, E. D E.io, .Sutherland. jCyr, T. fer ROW 3 - B Good C Vargo, N. Snyder, A. Venzon. C. Slaby. M. Seonor. N. Soles. T. Yunsneck, C. Krmock ROW 4- L Peach, J. Ramsey, L. McGuire. B. Doberneck. R. Povetto. M. Costine. J. Bushyager. S. Geiger. K. Goodman. D. Hilly SR. HIGH SCIENCE - MR. RAMSEY ROW 1 — B. Peters. J. Reutter, J. Yurek, F. Decker, Mr. Ramsey Activities Attended Latin Hootenanny at St. Vincent's. Projects Petitioned for JCl stamp Things We ll Remember Skits Senior High Science Sponsor Mr. Ramsey Purpose B To develop individual interests in science Activities Individual science prot- ects for science fairs Things We ll Remember Johns Westmghouse award Junior High Forensics Sponsor Mrs. Hogue JR. FORENSICS - MRS. HAGUE Row 1 - T. Vitola. L. Whitehead, P. Howell ?0W 2-0. Preis, t. Watkins, J. Gaker fOW 3 - F. Sayks, K. Rodgers, F. Cham, C. Barnes Purpose To develop speech niques Officers President - Frank Vice President -Barnes Secretary - Patt Treasurer - Da' ers Activities Two debates i 71 Sportsmen’s Club Sponsor Mr. Kukich Purpose To develop ideals of sportsmanship Officers President — Eddie Hayes Vice President — Bob Sturm Treasurer — Lorry Sturm Activities See film strips Committee reports on various sports SPORTSMEN S CLUB - MR. KUKICH ROW 1 — B. Miller, J. Lentz, D. Rometo, D. Lohr, R. Morgan, F. Painter, S. Roscoky, W. Kepple ROW 2 — J. Shuster, J. Zozorce, L. Sturm, J. Kurtoski, B. Parson, E. Hays, B. Ponigal, C. Walton ROW 3 — K. Watkins, F. Targos, J. Sandrick, D. Morbort, J. Pavetto, P. Roscoky, M. Susick, J. Milburn ROW 4 — T. Mahoy, B. Proznik, C. Kozoin, D. Schneider, J. Darrogh, B. Shearer, B. Sandrick, T. Wesco, B. Sturm Library Assistants Sponsor Miss Richordson Purpose Students perform o needed service to the library, help their fellow students, and acquire educational, vocational, and social benefits. Activities Eoch assistant gives up several study halls to work in the library. Things We'll Remember Scrubbing and putting away the books. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS - MISS RICHARDSON ROW 1 - K. Barnes. E. Bortolomucci, P. Feld. J. Farabough, B. Frost, C. Rosser, J. Tuskan ROW 2 - P Belok, M. Deaunovich, S. Anderson, D. Miller, S. Murphy, A. Cole. B. Costine ROW 3 - C. Calisti, M. Grobowski, S. Schwemsberg, K. Kinkelo, W. Landsperber, L. Irwin, L. Culliver 72 CAMPUS LIFE CLUB - MR. BENCH ROW 1 - D. Korich, D. Broker, D. Gnesda, L. Wohcki, P. Lauffer, C. Calisti, M. Doberneck, D. Jordan, M. Shaffer, B. Lowther ROW 2 - R. Yoney, B. Watkiss, M. Torok, K. Weightnam, D. Thomas, K. Castine, J. Greer, C. Loughner, T. VonDyke, Mr. Bench ROW 3 - E. Keene, L. Kemerer, J. Brissel, L. Kemerer, C. Pierce, L. Solensk., J. Rodgers, B. Newman, A. Hufford ROW 4 - P. Richardson, D. Susko, T. Brown, R. Farroux, R. Farabough, B. Anderson, R. Black, S. Ryncosky, T. Stuort, D. Nelson Campus Life Club Sponsor Mr. Bench Purpose To help students to learn to live more purposeful lives Officers President — Linda Salen-ski Vice President — Debbie Gnesda Secretary Treasurer — Rebecca Black Activities Prayer, Bible readings, discussions Projects Gave sunshine basket at Christmas to one of administrative secretaries Things We'll Remember Enjoyed singing Christmas carols Boy’s Gymnastics Sponsor Mr. Kelly Purpose To promote physical fitness. Officers President — George He-brank Vice President — Jim Gongaware Secretary — Bill Corbett Activities Calisthenics, tumbling, rings and horse. Things We ll Remember Physical fitness tests. BOY S GYMNASTICS - MR. KELLY ROW 1 - D. Ader, F. Gonder, J. Durst, A. Freeman, D. Ank, J. Gongaware, F. Good, R. Ankney, L. Gesner ROW 2 - J. McCormick, A. Yorio, B. Agona, T. Hlavsa, F. McCain, B. Pifer, B. Durst, J. Snyder ROW 3 - T. Magill, M. Richardson, B. Kilpatric. D. Sandrick, E. Ashe, D. Keffer, R. Betz, W. Drogish ROW 4 — G. Leonard, P. Gonaware. R. Baker, D. Greer, B. Hampton, L. Smith, D Martz, T. Stiner Sr. High Drama Guild Sponsor Mr. Fresch Purpose Develop skills in oil fields of dromotics while entertaining fellow students. Officers President — Bernadme DeMarcki Secretory — Emily Drewes Clerk — Michele Terkel Treasurer — Ron Bonks Vice-President — Dave Bonacura Activities Several one act plays. One three act play. Projects Visiting elementary schools to present children's plays. Things We'll Remember Rehearsals!!! Golf Club Sponsor Mr. Onder Purpose Fundamental instruction in golf Officers President — Nick Zateza-lo Vice President — Bill Shula Secretary — Rich Young-bauer Treasurer — Ron Barton Activities Golfing at Manor Valley Things We ll Remember Mr. Onder always leaving for his coffee break Thespians Sponsor Mr. Fresch Purpose Recognition of outstanding participants in dramatics Projects Recognizing outstanding members of Drama Guild Things We'll Remember Receiving Thespian pins SR. DRAMA GUILD - MR. FRESCH ROW 1 — K. Kashurba, V. Kallner, M. Brenkus, B. Krystek, K. Hampton, R. Nelson, J. Greer, D. Thomas, K. Cham, S. Barton, J. Bohince, J. Ceol ROW 2 — M. Terkel, B. DeMorchi, J. Picorsic, D. Broker, M. Doberneck, D. Gnesda, E. Vitola, R. Black, L. Wolicki, J. Rodger, Darlene Miller, D. Milburn ROW 3 — M. McCauley, N. Reidmiller, J. Mintus, S. Stankus, M. Kidd, M. Cariss, E. Drewes, M. Seiley, R. Whitehead, M. Pasquale, S. Pinazza, S. Raymalley ROW 4 - M. Plechey, C. Kistler, D. Bonacura, K. Goodman, S. Hughes, M. Gubanich, G. Holman, L. Irwin, C. Ramsey, D. Jordan ROW 5 — J. Estep, D. Seanor, D. Kashurba, T. Moog, C. Brecht, T. Van Dyke, R. Banks, R. Bignell, R. Prettimon, K. Blosko ROW 6 - R. Darragh, R. Brezler, N. Zatezalo, M. Picorsic, B. Corbett, D. Greer, C. Schropp, R. Grant, H. McAllister, T. Groht, B. Bercheck GOLF CLUB - MR. ONDER N. Zatezalo, R. Barton, Mr. Onder, R. Youngbauer, W. Shula. THESPIANS - MR. FRESCH FRONT ROW - M. Terkel, E. Drewes, B. DeMarchi BACK ROW — M. Cariss, B. Black, R. Banks. 74 NURSES CLUB - MRS. BROKER r u B f , _ _ ROW 1 - M. Terkel, P. Draft.no, N. Re.dm.ller, L. Irw.n, K. DeMonte, J. DeSavoge, B. DeMarck., P. Feld, B. Soles, C. Rosser, M. Brenkus, J. Forabough, B. Frost, L. Ryncosky ROW 2 - S. Anderson, G. Logon, D. Lobor, J. Mintus, K. Ramsey, L. Wergin. M. Se.ley, C. Barton, J. Blonk, B. Frye, J. Branthoover, C. Butler, S. Montgomery ROW 3-D. Milburn, S. Vesco, M. Gubanich. B. Broker, B. Pratt, M. Pasquole, M. Reg.no, P. Nilm.ec, S. Roscosky, J. Wescott, Mrs. Broker ROW 4 — K. Loughner, C. Kontetta, M. Plechey, K. Sartorl, S. P.nizzo, G. Gasporota, R. Hoys, L. Myers, M. Deounovich, S. Stonkus, J. Koltalo ROW 5 — H. Ocepek, R DeVincentis, J. Polumbo, M. Ocepek, C. Buterbough, B. Horrocks, N Dososa, V. Soles, M. Doughty. C. Guiddy, M. Broker STAGE CREW - MR. EGIDI ROW 1 — D. Ank, Mr. Egidi, J. Hayes ROW 2 — J. Cormick, P. Richardson, R. Hampton, G. Leonard NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1 — L. Ryncosky, K. Cham, B. DeMarchi, S. Montgomery ROW 2 - S. Barton, L. Irwin, L. Morgan, L. Wergin Nurses Club Sponsor Mrs. Broker Purpose To promote student interest in medical profession. Officers President — Phyllis Feld Vice President — Linda Irwin Secretary — Bev Soles Treasurer — Linda Ryncosky Activities Sold combs and toothbrushes. Made funds for hospitals projects. Give nurses scholarship to club member. Things We'll Remember Talking over the noise in the cafeteria. Stage Crew Sponsor Mr. Egidi Purpose To provide all acoustics, lighting, and properties used in presenting programs Things We ll Remember Washed cars with a fire extinguisher Tim and Jim in the Gown National Honor Society Sponsor Miss Peters Purpose To promote and develop citizenship, scholarship, honor, leadership and service Officers President — Linda Morgan Vice President — Linda Wergin Secretory — Linda Irwin Projects To circulate citizenship and scholarship banners Things We'll Remember Being inducted ot end of |umor year Varsity P Sponsor Mr. Answme Purpose To honor lettermen by admission into o closed organization Officers Prevdent — Bod Doney Vice President — John lesnock Secretary - Jack Irwin Treasurer - Den Koshur-ba Pro ects After game donees Christmos Boll Cor wash Skating parties WMCK rodio basketball gome Bags and bells Things We ll Remember Decorating for the Christmos Boll. Al getting hit in the head with a football VARSITY P - MR. ANSWINE ROW 1 — H. McAllister, J. Irwin, R. Darraugh, J. Raneiri, A. Slack, D. Kashurbo, D. Darragh, D. Pfiel, R. Woods, T. Bair, W. De-Marcki ROW 2 — C. Brecht, W. Berchick, R. Doney, R. Pifer, H. Kush, T. Mitchell, W. Matrisch, C. Martinelli ROW 3 — T. Gonder, L. Miller, E. Stempfer, R. Stewart, T. Misner, M. Picarsic, M. Plechy, T. Grant, P. Richardson, J. DeMarcki, J. Lesnock ROW 4 — T. Roskey, T. Moog, R. Giacomel, G. Deaunovich, C. Kistler, P. Lesnock, W. Smith, R. Schopp, C. Schropp, M. Herholz, Mr. Answine Fire Patrol Sponsor Mr Kelly Purpose To assure the safety of students and faculty during fire drills and m the event of actual fire. Officers President — Bob Doney Vice President — John Lesnock Secretary — Jack Irwin Treasurer — Den Kashur-ba Activities Assisting evocuation of school during fire drills Things We'll Remember The time Donnie found a 'surprise' in the girls' restroom. FIRE PATROL - MR. ANSWINE ROW 1 - R. Stewart, T. Roskey, C. Brecht, D. Pfeil, J. Lesnock, C. Martinelli ROW 2 — C. Kistler, L. Miller, H. Kush, P. Richardson, G. Deaunovich, J. DeMarchi ROW 3 - J. Raneri, M. Herholtz, B. Smith. H. McAllister, M. Plechy. T. Grant, P. Lesnock ROW 4 — D. Kashurbo, R. Doney, A. Slock, J. Irwin, D. Darragh 76 F.T.A FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - MRS. BLACK ROW 1 — G. Holmon, E. Vitolo, A. Homan, L. Detor, E. Bartolomucci, V. Kallner, E. Drewes ROW 2 — S. Schwemsberg, D. Mogill, M. Leonard, E. Krystek, J. Lawson, K. Hampton, R. Nelson ROW 3 — K. Soltys, S. Blaze, S. Barton, K. Cham, P. Belak, Mrs. Black Sponsor Mrs. Block Purpose To encourage students to explore the field of teaching. Officers President — Emily Drewes Vice President — Viv Kellner Secretory — Ge or gene Holman Treasurer — Emilio Vitolo Historian — Judy Lowson Activities Annual Book fair Provided tray favors for children in Jeannette Hospital. Things We ll Remember Teaching elementary ort in club period. SENIOR F.H.A. - MRS. BENGEL ROW 1 — K. Kashurba, V. Kallner, P. Droftina, J. DeSavage, E. Drewes, N. Reidmiller, B. DeMarcki, B. Soles, L. Ryncosky, M. Terkel, L. Wergin, S. Wilson ROW 2 — D. Labor, S. Shula, S. Sturm, C. Rudick, J. Nicholas, L. Wolicki, R. Nelson, K. Hampton, B. Krystek, M. McCauley, B. Roland, J. Estep ROW 3 - M. List, K. Shuster, L. Wergin, B. Pratt, N. Soles, J. Picarsic, S. Vesco, M. Seily, R. Whitehead, M. Brentzel, J. Reutter ROW 4 — Mrs. Bengel, M. Plechey, D. Broker, C. Taylor, G. Logan, M. Cariss, B. Anderson, M. Pasquale, N. Dorosa, M. Gubanich, M. Deaunovich Sr. F.H.A. Sponsor Mrs. Bengel Purpose To learn how to be better homemakers and to encourage community activities Officers President — Bev Soles Vice President — Marlene McCauley Secretory — Kathy Ko-shurba Treasurer — Sondi Sturm Activities Have discussion panels, work on Red Rose, Work on Junior Chapter, State degrees Pro ects Food basket at Thanksgiving Christmas. program at Old Age Home Nationality Dinner Things We ll Remember “Aunt Jemima' Form show and Here we go! 77 Majorettes and Cheerleaders Sponsor Mrs. Wilkinson Activities Participate at athletic events Protects Donees Bags and Belles ThmgsWe'll Remember Summer rehearsals PJ party Pink Panther Be True to Your School German Club Sponsor Mrs. Guenther Purpose To advance knowledge of German culture Activities Reading magazine material Conversation in store Girls’ Gym Club Sponsor Mrs. Larson Purpose To emphasize physical fitness Activities Tumbling apparatus Projects May Day Things We'll Remember New mats Girl Friday Club Sponsor Mrs. Bigler Purpose To ossot m daily attendance sheets Activities Making and distributing attendance sheets Sr. Art Club Sponsor Mrs. Bos sort Purpose To create interest in and appreciation of art Officers President — Marlene McCouley Treasurer — JoAnn Bo-hince Secretary — Jane Ceol Activities Dance April 1st Visiting Falling Wall April 4 GERMAN CLUB - MRS. GUENTHER ROW 1 — A. Czarnowski, Mrs. Geunther, L. Yokoctvh, P. Abston ROW 2 — D. Wiler, R. Montgomery, B. Knoll, J. Niemiec GIRL FRIDAY CLUB - MRS. BIGLER ROW 1 - K. Kinkella, M. Slaby, J. Lawson, M. Gubamch ROW 2 — M. J. Cariss, Mrs. Bigler, S. Vesco, B. Broker, V. Lockhart ROW 3 — S. Hughes, M. Leonard, W. Landsburger, K. Long 4 GIRLS GYM CLUB - MRS. LARSON ROW 1 — V. Cook, T. DeMarcki, S. Shula, S. Lindy, L. Prettimon ROW 2 — Mrs. Larson, S. Wilson, B. Nichols, B. Hazletf, N. Polumbo ROW 3 — G. Greenowalt, S. Mlakor, M. Elliot, J. Estep SR. ART CLUB - MRS. BOSSART ROW 1 — J. Ceol, L. Culiver, Mrs. Bossort, Miss Rohrbaugh, C. Colder ROW 2 - M. McCouley, L. Frye. L. Gibb, R. Prettimon ROW 3 — R. Stevenson, D. Kupcheck, P. Evangelist, L. Smith, B. Susponcic MAJORETTE AND CHEERLEADERS - MRS WILKINSON ROW 1 — N. Reidmiller, L. Irwin, Mrs. Wilkinson, S. Barton, L. Ryncosky ROW 2 - K DeMonfe, C. Barton. J. Blank, L. Myers, J. Wescot, S. Wilson ROW 3 - B. Frye, P. Pas, D. Gnesdo, J. Nicholas, D. Jorden 78 STUDENT COUNCIL - MR. LUDWICK ROW 1 — S. Montgomery, G. Holmon, E. Krystek, R. Hoyes, M. Seiley, Mr. Ludwick, S. Anderson, S. Pinozzo, M. McCouley, E. Vitolo. ROW 2 — R. Winter, S. Henderson, C. Myers, M. Jonseof, B. Catalano, J. Baker, M. Gavinski, M. Pensko, P Berg, D. Kochanov, C. Goga. ROW 3 — D. Shula, A. Ocepek, L. Yakovich, J. Blough, K. Kashurba, R. Darragh, D. Frost, J. Lauffer, S. Studebak-er, D. Reimer. ROW 4 — D. Kashurba, R. Stewart, R. Durst, K. Weightman, L. Poglme, T. Peach, M. Grabowski, K. Goodman, K. Weightman, K. Barnes. ROW 5 — T. Grant, J. Lindsay, R. Stevenson, P. Hearn, H. Elliott, L. Pfeil, J. Palko, J. Murphy, A. Sabo, N. Gaspar-ato, J. Abston, R. Bohince, R. DeMarcki. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ROW 1 — Mr. Ludwick, T. Grant, M. McCauley, ROW 2 — D. Kashurba, R. Stewart. Student Council Sponsor Mr. Horry Ludwick Officers President — Dennis Kashurba Vice President — Thomas Grant Secretary — Marlene McCauley Treasurer — Robert Stewart Pro ects Secured busses for away basketball and football games. Sponsored dress-up day and locker clean-up. Presented dictionaries to honor students on Senior Day. Recognized senior representatives by awarding of pins and charms. The Penn Joint High School Student Council has five main purposes: to develop an attitude of good citizenship and loyalty to the school, to cooperate with all members of the school community, to promote the general welfare of the school, to help in solution of school problems, and to serve as a sounding board for the ideas and opinions of the student. Our Student Council is a member of the National Association of Student Councils. The Senior members are recognized for their participation by the awarding of pins and charms on Senior Day. 79 The National Forensic League is one of the best teams our school has. The term ' team” is readily applied, for students in the NFL compete against students of 27 other schools in this district in debate and the various areas of speech, oratorical declamation, extemporaneous, humor, drama, and original oration. Under the excellent supervision and able coaching of Mrs. Josephine Hague, members give up their activity periods for practice, their relaxation time for learning their speeches, and their Saturdays to represent our school the best they can. The organization works to develop all the characteristics of good public speaking ability and the general quality of good leadership among its freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior members. PJHS salutes the NFL. 80 or s. Hague ose o enable student to ex press himself well, ti think logically and crit cally, to develop con dence in himself a leadership potential. Officers President — Vivian Kallner Vice-President — Emilia Vitolo Secretary — Georgene Holman Treasurer — Keith )ackson Activities Debate, Extemp, Interpretive Speaking, Student Congress, Original Writ- 1 ing, )r. Forensic sponsor- I ship. Things We ll Remember Two students gaining double rubies. 6-.30 in the morning at the bus, losing a trophy by one point, saying practice makes perfect and still coming out last. Mrs. Hagues special award for outstanding patience. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE - MRS. HAGUE ROW I — A. Cole, P. Lauffer, J. Mintus, M. Terkel, L. Wergin, L. Irwin, E. Vitolo ROW 2 — C. Calisti, M. Doberneck, S. Raymaley, D. Ludwig, J. Picorsic, D. Gnesda, D. Broker, J. Bushyager, K. Cham ROW 3 — B. Good, i. Rogers, D. Reed, L. Yakovitch, S. Hood, K. Ramsey, G. Holman ROW 4 — R. Doberneck, R. Irwin, K. Shafer, j. Stankus, W. Ciccarelli, D. Kerna, K. Jackson N.F.L. NFL OFFICERS L. Wergin, J. Mintus, E. Vitolo, A. Cole, V. Kallner, G. Holman, K. Jockson 4V Pensindian PENSINDIAN STAFF - MR. CHARLES ROSS ROW 1 — C. Petrill, D. Pinazza, C. Caldrer, S. Hughes, J. Farabaugh, P. Feld, C. Gutddy, D. Koltalo, H. Cavanaugh, ROW 2 - S. Raymaley, M. J. Cariss, K. Irwin, C. Peters, C. Vargo, A. Ocepek, L. Yakovich, M. Baginski, D. Sponsor Charles Ross Officers Editor — Donna Milburn News Editor — Kathy Donmni Sports Editor — Bob Doberneck Feature Editor — Robin Whitehead Art Editor — Karen Branes Publicity Editor — Wendy Landsberger Copy Editor — Rita Pavetto Business Editor Carmella Guiddy Milburn, ROW 3 — S. Roscosky, P. Lauffer, C. Slaby, D. Mmtus, A. Seley, D. Reed, S. Hood, W. Landsperger, K. Kmk-ella, K. Barnes, ROW 4 — R. Pavetto, R. Whitehead, L. Kidd, N. Venzon, K. Donmni, J. Bushyager, K. Ramsey, K. Blasko, M. Hornbeck. ROW 5 — W. Ciccarelli, B. Doberneck, A. Yorio, J. Pecora, T. Misner, C. Ross, W. Matrisch, J. Ramsey, T. Moog ROW 1 — S. Roscosky, R. Whitehead, D. Milburn, ROW 2 - C. Ross, K. Ransey, R. Pavetto, J. Pecora Activities We work on the newspaper. A big blast at the end of the year. Protects Entered a contest — 1 of 3 schools to enter state competition — Trafford and West Newton other schools. Things They'll Remember Working until 11:00 a.m. and trying to keep Andy Ocepek and Kathy Ramsey quiet. Time Mr. Ross locked Diane Mmtus and Wendy Landsberger in the newspaper room. After several students conducted a survey indicating interest in a school newspaper, Mr. Mochnick and the school board gave approval. Consulting printing companies and other school papers for ideas were the beginning of the Pensindian. With Mr. Ross as the sponsor and Donna Milburn as editor-in-chief, the Pensindian went to press with a circulation of 500 to 600. Later in the year the Pensindian was honored by being one of three school newspapers in Westmoreland County chosen by the Westmoreland County Tuberculosis Association to compete in the state finals. Penn Joint has a newspaper to be proud of! 81 Penn Point Staff Not often does anyone have the opportunity of working with an individual possessing the qualities we, the staff, most admire in our advisor, Mr. Theodore Perich. For the laughter, encouragement, and endless patience, Mr. Perich, we thank you. The Yearbook Staff, under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Ted Perich, worked laboriously for six months in an effort to bring to the student body not merely a book of pictures but rather a book of memories. Spending each activity period in the often flooded yearbook room, the staff learned to sacrifice their time in order to preserve a bit of the school year for the students. Knowing little of the preparation of a yearbook, the staff strove to compound a book possessing individuality, quality, and purpose. Through trial and error, the staff quickly learned the ins and outs (mostly outs) of the yearbook preparation. Largely through the patience and understanding of Mr. P. , the staff was able to assemble the 67 Penn Point. TYPISTS Sue Wilson and Linda Tragesser SPORTS STAFF Terry Misner, Bill Motrisch, Mike Picarsic 84 ATHLETICS 85 The Blue And White In Action . . . The Indians, in their first season of class B football under new head coach Fred Answine, made an impressive showing by finishing the 1966 campaign with a 4-4 record. In the season opener, Penn Joint dominated the entire contest and shut out West Allegheny by a score of 14-0. After this victory the Indians lost three straight to Ford City, Blairsville, and Southmoreland; however they lost none of their spirit or desire to win. The team proved this in the second half of the season as they won all but one of their last four games. In their fifth game the Indians edged Apollo, 7-6. Next came the only loss in the latter half of the season, at the hands of the powerful running Sewickley team. Following the Sewickley loss Penn Joint staged their final home game against West Deer and through great defensive playing went on to defeat them by a score of 13-6. In the season's last game Penn Joint went all out and downed class A Burrell on their own field in one of the best played games of the season. As one might see, this year's team came through with their share of victories. The players did a tremendous job out on the field and represented our school, our spirit, and our capabilities in an appropriate manner. 86 The coaches of Penn Joint are dedicated not only to sportsmanship but also to developing minds and bodies. GEORGE DEAUNOVICH JOHN LESNOCK harry McAllister All County — 1st Team RONALD PIFER ROBERT DONEY All County — 2nd Team Varsity MICHAEL PLECHEY JOHN DeMARCKI THOMAS GRANT ’67 DENNIS KASHURBA Seniors DONALD DARRAGH CHARLES BRECHT ALBERT SLACK All County — 2nd Team CALVIN MARTINELLI JOHN IRWIN PATRICK RICHARDSON DAVID PFEIL All County — 2nd Team After many long hours on the practice field and in the locker room, our team had the spirit to play well and the stamina to play hard. By comparison the school team was small. But the team showed eagerness, worked conscientiously and gave their every effort to accomplish victory. Grant and DeMarcki team up to make tackle. Kashurba drives for yardage. Reteree watches fierce line action. DeMarcki returns kick-off. Sideline action often reflects mood of the game. Blocking poves the way for Lesnock. 91 Varsity Scores PENN JOINT 14 West Allegheny OPPONENT 0 12 Ford City 33 7 Blairsville 12 0 Southmoreland 21 13 West Deer 6 7 Apollo 6 0 Sewickley 34 21 Burrell 13 92 VARSITY - MR. ANSWINE ROW 1 - J. Lindsay, T. Roskey, K. Hizer, D. Seanor, R. Stewart, J. Irwin, T. Grant, T. Slack, R. Mull, H. Kush, T. Moog ROW 2 — V. Heard, R. Doney, J. DeMarcki, B. Smith, R. Pifer, E. Miller, P. Lesnock, T. Keenan, J. Lesnock, P. Richardson. L. Miller, J. Hetler ROW 3 — Coach Answine, D. Pfeil, C. Brecht, C. Martmelli, E. Drury, G. Deaunovich, H. McAllister, D. Kashurbo, D. Darrogh, P. Bortz, M. Plechey, G. Proskin, C. Kistler In Memoriam “Gome to A is assistance, you Saints of (Jocf. Gome for (A to meet Aim, you anyefs of tAe A orcf; receive A is sou ancf offer it in tfie siyAit of tAe Titost 7(iyA. ” — Funeral Mass, St. Barbara's Church, January 1967 93 EDWARD JOHN DRURY August 8, 1950 January 7, 1 967 VARSITY - MR. KUKICH C. Schropp, R. Doney, A. Hezlep, T. Roskey, R. Darragh D. Hart, R Schropp, R. Shanter, R. Stewart, R. Woods, T. Mitchell Basketball After a number of disastrous seasons, Penn Joint has come up with a winning basketball team. Under the new head Coach Mr. Kukich and Assistant Mr. Kepple, the Indians had a very respectable campaign with 1 4 victories and only 8 defeats. The team consisted of Seniors: Ted Mitchell, Ron Woods, Ron Darragh, Chuck Schropp, and Bob Doney, Juniors: Don Hart, Rob Stewart, Tom Roskey, and Sophomore Rick Schropp. A new type of competitiveness was instilled by our new coach. Hustle and pride, which were lacking forthe past years,were brought into the picture. Many games which had been lost in the last few minutes in past years were won this year. Numerous hours were spent on the fundamentals of good basketball and this hard work resulted in success. Everyone on the team now knows that it takes just a little more effort to be a winner. The school is now confident that we will have winning basketball teams in the next few years. The team is very thankful to Mr. Kukich for having coached them to a prosperous season. This should bring more people to the games next year and help strengthen the school spirit. Playing this year was no great deal of fun because when you win, there is always happiness. The boys went onto the floor feeling they could win every game and each gave the best of his ability. Congratulations to a fine basketball team. 94 TED MITCHELL BOB DONEY Seniors A basketball team relies on experience. Each year the Seniors see most of the action, with the assistance of their younger teammates. This year five Senior players drove for a winning season. Forward Bob Doney, although he missed most of the season because of injuries, was a good driver. Guard Ted Mitchell greatly improved his playing and was a big help toward the end of the season. The accurate outside shooting of guard Ron Woods combined with the good rebounding of dependable Ron Darragh, a forward, carried the team through a victorious season. And Chuck Schropp, guard, over all his years of playing basketball, just “never gave UP- CHUCK SCHROPP RON DARRAGH RON WOODS 95 96 Drive . . Skill alone is not enough — the will to win is an essential part of any team. Each member of the unit must possess that motivating and compelling force — DESIRE. 97 Success . . . PENN JOINT OPPONENT 77 Southmoreland-H 45 47 Tarentum-H 62 ForfeitWest Mifflin South-Hforfeit 81 West Newton-A 83 56 Southmoreland-A 62 67 Mt. Pleasant-A 73 79 Plum-A 64 95 South Huntington-A 78 89 Sewickley-H 85 41 Jeannette-A 62 72 Sewickley-A 52 61 Trafford-H 64 47 •Turtle Creek-H 92 60 Ligonier-A 59 93 •Franklin-H 52 87 South Huntington-H 71 52 Sewickley-A 41 68 Trafford-A 58 51 •Turtle Creek-A 84 95 •Ligonier-H 56 73 Franklin-A 65 73 Mt. Pleasant-H 75 DON HART One of the biggest reasons the Indians had a winning basketball team this year was that they had two boys who finished in the top ten scorers in Section- 13-B. Don Hart, a 6'7 Junior, scored 176 points and was second only to the 179 points scored by Barry Driscoll of Turtle Creek. Very close behind was Rich Schropp, a six-foot sophomore, who finished 4th with 161 points. With this type of one-two scoring punch, Penn Joint was able to hold their own against any team. Both boys will be returning next year and they will give Mr. Kukich a strong nucleus to build his team around. RICK SCHROPP 98 JUNIOR VARSITY - MR. KEPPLE ROW 1 — J. Borgo, A. Hezlep, D. Gutwald, B. Smith, B. Surrec ROW 2 — Mr. Kepple, R. Shonter, S. $tempfer, T. Roskey, K. Rubnght JUNIOR HIGH - MR. POPOVICH ROW 1 — D. Woods, W. Klaba, R. Kadylak, L. Garrick, J. Dodds ROW 2 — S. Belak, W. Kepple, T. Brewer, J. Milburn, J. Kwitoski ROW 3 — E. Huhn, B. Kukovich, W. Doney, R. Borgo, D. Joseph 99 VARSITY SQUAD BACK — R. Giacomel, R. Farabough, T. Bair, M. Picorsic, J. Irwin, B. Berchick, T. Slack, M. Herholz, L. Miller, T. Misner (Manager) FRONT — Coach Morelli, T. Grant, W. Matrisch Wrestling The Penn Joint wrestling team, in its third year of varsity competition, handicapped by an incomplete squad and partial inexperience, finished the 1967 season with a 5-9 record. However, it must be taken into consideration that the season s record cannot express a true picture of the team effort. The wrestlers fought viciously in many extremely close matches. Throughout the season, an enthusiastic crowd always present at the matches proved to be a great inspiration to the wrestlers. Many participants and spectators alike will recall the great excitement and pressure that engrossed every match. During the year, the team participated in two tournaments. At midseason Penn Joint placed sixth of the twelve schools entered in the County Tournament at Latrobe High School. Following the ending of the dual match season, the Indians placed fifth of the eight schools entered in the Sectional Tournament at Hempfield High School. In all fairness one must also recognize the Penn Joint individual wrestlers, dressed in the traditional blue and white who made Penn Joint a team never to be underestimated. 100 PENN JOINT OPPONENT 31 Mt. Pleasant 28 14 Latrobe 35 44 Elderton 17 23 Saltsburg 26 17 Saltsburg 26 23 Pgh. Central 26 24 Richland 29 28 Southmoreland 32 33 Kiski Area 25 38 Jeannette 18 17 Lower Burrell 39 16 Norwin 42 29 Derry 25 20 Gateway 35 133 - MIKE PICARSIC 138 - JACK IRWIN 101 Senior Stand-outs V TED BAIR, 11 2 pounds 2-yeor lettermon runner-up county chomp (1966) runner-up section champ (1966) undefeated in dual competition (1966) runner-up section champ (1967) BILL MATRISCH, 120 pounds 3-year lettermon runner-up section champ (1966) runner-up county champ (1967) runner-up section champ (1967) undefeated in dual competition (1967) TOM GRANT, 127 pounds I 2-yeor lettermon runner-up county champ (1967) runner-up section champ (1967) undefeated in dual competition (1967) 103 BASEBALL ROW 1 -J. Irwin, L. DeMorcki, L. Detar, M. Hathorne, D. Seanor, J. Ronieri. ROW 2 - T. Mitchell, W. Berchick, R. Doney, B. Heasley, J. Lesnock, J. DeFlorio, D. Mortimore. ROW 3 — Coach Kelly, L. Brown, A. Sabo, C. Brecht, R. Vodopivec, D. Kashurba, L. Hohman, J. Martini, C. Mart-inelli. PENN JOINT 1 Mt. Pleasant 4 South Huntington 2 Greensburg 3 Hempfield 3 Jeannette Greensburg PENN JOINT 0 2 1 4 3 Hempfield Mt. Pleasant Jeannette South Huntington Norwin Norwin OPPONENT 7 10 12 2 1 10 Swinging Indians Keep Action Lively 1 v «� Above: COACH KELLY Upper left: ANDREW SABO Lower left: ROBERT DONEY Upper right: JAMES RANIERI Lower right: CHARLES BRECHT D. Jackson, R. Barton, E. Stempfer, L. Eokman Under the supervision of Mr. John Lovre, the golf team has succeeded in showing determination representing Penn Joint well in interscholastic competition. Against all comers, rain or shine, wind or cold, our team trudged on to ever increasing success on the links. PENN JOINT 9 Vi Derry 6 Vi 3 Franklin 13 6 Ligonier 3 4 Vi Jeannette 11 Vi 6 Vi Norwm 9 Vi 4 Gateway 12 PENN JOINT 12' ? Wilmerding 3 Vi 5 Vi Franklin lOVi 14 Vi Swissvale lVi 3 Vi Wilmerding 2 Vi 6 Gateway 10 4 Vi Norwin 11 Vi 3 Swissvale 3 M. KADYLAK, L EAKMAN |Q6 M. KADYLAK, C. KISTLER CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD Even before the school year began, the Penn Joint cheerleaders were practicing daily, getting ready to cheer our football team to victories. The success of their labors showed at the jubilant pep rallies and exciting football games. Whether performing the fan's favorite Be True to Your School'' or leading Thunderation, these seven girls put both their hearts and souls into their cheers. After the field uniforms and megaphones were finally put away, the cheerleaders began the second season, basketball, with just as much vitality as before. At every game the girls chants could be heard echoing throughout the gym as the two teams fought for points. The last basketball game was a special treat for the two senior members, Linda Irwin (Captain) Sue Wilson (Co-Captain) who for their final time cheered the Indians to a victory. Tlje 1966-67 squad was one of PJ s best and the girls proved that Penn Joint students have, just as the cheer states, Got The Spirit’ and they were proud indeed to be a part of it. VARSITY SQUAD ROW 1 — Leslie Myers, Linda Irwin, Sue Wilson, Joyce Wescott ROW 2 — Potty Pos, Debbie Jordon, Judy Nicholas 108 This yeor four seniors, Sondi Barton, Kathy DeMonte, Linda Ryncosky, and Nancy Reidmiller, are leaving the Squad. They hope the others will carry on the tradition of representing Penn Joint well and cherish the memories of being majorettes as they do. The majorettes of 1966-67 have been together as an entire squad for a second season. Things were hectic during football season, especially trying to make up three routines plus a performance for the pep rally. Hot summer afternoons, evenings after school, and frosty cold mornings were all a part of the hard work which was rewarded by the new uniforms which they wore for the first time at the Apollo game. Although Cyndee and Judy were always laughing, Kathy and Nancy always practicing, Linda always worrying, Brenda always watching, and Sandi yelling, the routines were always practiced and polished for the Friday game. Even the little things, like slipping in the mud, forgetting to come on stage, and dropping the baton twice during a routine, were all a part of the fond memories. The Pink Panther routine was quite a success with the crowd while the Spanish Flea routine made the girls nervous and the people laugh. ft SANDRA BARTON - Heod LINDA RYNCOSKY JUDY BLANK CYNDEE BARTON KATHLEEN DeMONTE NANCY REIDMILLER BRENDA FRYE JANET POLUMBO Working diligently throughout the football season, the Color Guard, under the direction of Mr. Bench, endeavored to lend the band a more impressive air on the field and a bit of comedy to the pep rallies. From its inception three years ago, the Guard has continually shown increased skill and precision in the marching drills. Coaches—Sponsors A newcomer from West Greene, Mr. Fred Answine successfully coached the Indians to an impressive 4-4 record. This showing not only indicates superb coaching, but also foretells greater victories in future years under Coach Answine. The maiorettes, cheerleaders, and color guard hove become on integral port of the school's athletic seasons. With the leadership of Mrs. Janet Wilkinson and Mr. Stephen Bench, these three squads hove developed into very highly skilled units. Four years ago, Mr Thomas Morelli successfully introduced the sport of wrestling to Penn Joint. His work with the team is evident m their repeated victories. Mr. Ted Kukich, in his first year os coach of the varsity bosketball team, has shown himself capable of building a winning team. The school can certainly expect an even better season from Mr. Kukich and his team next year. Mr. Regis Kelly has devoted twelve years to the coaching of the Indian's baseball team. Those of the team who have excelled in this sport are a credit to him. In his sixth year os golf coach, Mr. John lovre has led a determined squad which hove turned out quite impressive records. 113 I 114 HIGHLIGHTS 115 Charlene Loughner and Bill Donini reigned as Queen and King at the annual May Day program, presented in the gym on May 10. Senior members of the court were Marianne Nicholas, Don Mortimore, Donna Fusilli, and Ken King. Juniors Nancy Reidmiller, Dan Gass, Sue Wilson, and Dennis Kashur-ba, and sophomores Leslie Myers, John Borgo, Judy Blank, and Robbie Stewart completed the court. Once Upon a May Day proved to be a success as underclassmen presented routines to entertain the court and the capacity crowd which filled the gym. The program, which included the traditional May Dance by the senior girls, was directed by Miss Martha Zuzich and Mrs. Ardith Larson. 117 Junior- Senior Prom On April 29, 1966, the dreams of the Penn Joint Prom Committee became a reality as our Junior-Senior Prom was held At Baldoc Hills Country Club. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Rizzardi, the fourteen members realized nearly seven months of arduous planning. Not only by running the refreshment stand but also by sponsoring a dance and selling handmade pom-poms, the Prom Committee raised the money to provide Bobby Dale and his orchestra for the evening's entertainment and Stan Wall s post prom party. Dancing for many happy hours, all those who attended shared the thrill and excitement of a prom — the biggest social event of every school year. As dawn drew near, everyone still felt bewitched by the spell of the evening. It was truly a Wonderland by Night. Westmoreland Technical At first glance, the Tech School , as it is known to Penn Joint students, looks like a factory. This is because the school is temporarily housed in a portion of the former Robertshaw Control Company building in Youngwood. But this first impression vanishes as soon as one steps inside the door. Modern facilities and a friendly atmosphere certainly reflect the over $500,000 that has already been used in developing the school. As soon as long range needs are determined, the building will be vacated and permanent facilities acquired. The Central Westmoreland Area Vocational-Technical School is the result of a concerted effort on the part of the Westmoreland County Board of School Directors to provide Technical and Vocational educational opportunities for students of the area served. School systems participating include Hempfield Area, Jeannette, Mt. Pleasant Joint, Norwin, Penn-Trafford, and Yough School District. Penn Joint has 32 students at the school. The courses offered are separated and classified as Technical or Vocational. Technical Courses are designed for students who may be planning to continue their education in college, as well as those who plan to terminate their formal education at the end of high school. The Vocational courses are intended for those students who are definitely planning to secure employment upon completion of high school. Most courses include theory as well as practical work. Acrid smells and the whirr of hairdryers greet the visitors to the Beauty Culture (Cosmetology) rooms of the Tech School. The girls all wear white uniforms and shoes as they do practice work. Penn Joint Students enrolled in this course are Betty Auckerman and Pat Cassidy. After the girls have completed the three year course, they must pass the State Test to become licensed operators. The students in Mechanical Drafting and Design Technology include Don and Ron Hart and Harry McAllister. These boys use enormous drafting boards and very very expensive, complicated gadgets in their studies with Mr. Barnes. 120 Area Vocational School Ted Bair is Penn Joint's representative in the Agriculture course. This includes classroom and shop instruction in agriculture science, farm mechanics, and agri-business with experience through individual supervised farming programs or work experience. The Auto Mechanics course provides instruction in overhauling and maintenance of all mechanical and electrical parts. Veryl Heard studies in this department. The machine shop is a conglomeration of hard-working boys, one of which is Lloyd Smith. The boys with their safety glasses learn from Mr. Lang the production of machined items to blueprints and specifications. Dennis Kupcheck and Sam DeMarcki study drafting at the Tech School. This course includes the use of drafting instruments, lettering, theory of projection, and blueprint making. Girls as well as boys may take drafting, under the teacher, Mr. Buchanan. The Electronic Computer and Data Processing course is one of the most interesting areas of the school. The complex machinery is operated by Eileen Curry and Bill Supancic. The students study data processing, programming, coding, and computer feasibility. Systems, key punch, console and unit record operation are included. The friendly, interested teachers, the efficient and attractive facilities, the intent students — all combine to make the Tech School a big success. 121 Memoirs of Girls were primping and boys trying to act dignified in their cutoffs and suit jackets as senior pictures were taken to start off the '66- 67 school year. Due to unfortunate circumstances many of the seniors had to go through the same procedure not only once but as many as four times. But the reward was great on the day we got our pictures. Seventh graders, timidly but eagerly, started their first day of junior high as the teachers were at their wits end trying to organize and rearrange schedules. Everyone was anticipating the first football game, which turned out to be a smashing victory over West Allegheny. The student body had a frenzied bonfire in which the football players joined the majorettes and cheerleaders in dancing around the soaring flames. We burned in effigy the notorious West Allegheny football player as shouts of victory rose from the enthusiastic crowd. School spirit reached its peak the next day at the afternoon pep rally. Later in the year, we all enjoyed an outdoor pep rally — the first known to the seniors. The team went on, under the leadership of coaches, Mr. Answine, Mr. Denser, and Mr. Kelly, to bring home a respectable 4 4 record. None of us will ever forget the joy of victory and the fun of after game dances. The juniors were also rewarded by the success of their operation of the refreshment stand to raise money for the prom. The junior high showed their annual high rate of participation in the magazine campaign as Becky Black brought home her record array of prizes. The school was amused by the antics of Drama Guild initiations and when the final tormenting took place, the old members wound up with more eggs, mustard, and crazy foam on them than the new members. Many began begging parents for money to finance the New York trip, on which they all had a great time seeing Hello Dolly.' The Drama Guild also presented Sally and the Villian', which was a great hit with the students and faculty alike. Everyone chuckled as Jane Ceol sang off key (which was unusual for her), as Denny Kashurba ruthlessly tormented her, and Bill Corbett gallantly came to the rescue. 122 After Thanksgiving vacation we all settled back into the drudgery of school work as many seniors nervously awaited acceptance from colleges. December college board tests loomed ahead as the holiday fast approached. During these days the senior varsity P members, the band and the majorettes and cheerleaders received their senior jackets. What a shock and an insult when the athletes found 66 on their jackets. A phone coll to the company sent the 67's on their way. Happily the seniors were measured for caps and gowns. Just as excited were the juniors when they ordered their rings. The students all looked exceptionally nice on the Student Council's annual Dress-Up Day. On the last day of school before Christmas, the senior varsity P spent their time decorating the gym in red, white, and green and the girls helped create a Christmas fantasy. The rest of the students were entertained by a performance of the band and chorus and an excellent oration by Linda Wergin. Everyone went home with a full dose of Christmas spirit. The Christmas Ball climaxed the holiday season. The new year began with new resolutions, usually broken on January 2nd. Our basketball team was bringing recognition to our school as Don Hart and Rick Schropp kept making basket after basket. Because of great teamwork and under the great coaching of Mr. Kukich, Penn Joint finished second in our section. Meanwhile the wrestling team was equally making Penn Joint proud. Each of our boys were tough opponents for anyone, and no one could pin Tom Grant, Ray Giacomell, and Bill Matrisch. Mr. Morelli had a squad to be proud of. January was darkened by the death of o varsity football player and junior, Ed Drury. His loss was deeply grieved by the entire student body and faculty and will be remembered by his classmates for a long time. We also were shocked by the loss of one of our most dedicated teachers. Miss Ruth Peters, who taught senior English. We hope she is feeling better and we won't forget her vocabulary and Macbeth. 123 Midterms were Here in no time. Mrs. Byers was trying to teach us the laws of physics, but we were too dizzy to understand them at all. The seventh graders were making their first attempt at finals and by the look of semester grades, the result was good. The honor roll was too heavy with names — the way that it should be. The yearbook staff under the direction of editor, Linda Morgan, was working harder than ever to meet deadlines. Class parties were the social activities of the following months. The months rolled along and finally April and May were here. Mrs. Larson was going nuts with the May Day program while the prom committee was adding its final touches to that superb night which everyone will remember for years to come. To the strain of soft music and satin rustles, couples spent an enchanted evening at the Adams' House. The time was now here for the Seniors of '67. Practicing for graduation kept a lot of us out of class while Mrs. Byers tried to explain the difference between our left and right foot. The senior banquet and numerous other parties kept our calendars filled. Finally came Senior Day with all the awards and presentations. Everyone was waving goodbye as we rode past in our gaily decorated cars. Good-bye to another class, another year, the class of '67. We left a legacy — the memories of high school years, a legacy to be carried on by the future classes, on down the never-ending line. 124 The addition of the Brag Pages to the 1967 Penn Point is Penn Joint s way of recognizing senior students who have made outstanding achievements during their last year. They have worked hard and long for these accomplishments and represent our school as the best of the class of 67. WHO’S WHO AT P.J.H.S. 125 Absent CHERYL AGONA — President's Council on Physical Fitness Award SANDRA BARTON — President s Council on Physical Fitness Award, Humanities Seminar KATHY CHAM — .NMSQT Letter of Commendation, 1st place winner Legion Essay Contest, District Band, Betty Crocker Award, Humanities Seminar LARRY GESNER Heart Assoc. Conference Delegate DAN ANK — Outstanding Craftsman in Woodwork EMILY DREWES LEE DETAR — Alcoholism and Youth Conference RON BANKS — Thespian Absent LINDA PRETTIMAN — Presidents Council on Physical Fitness Award BEV SOLES — Candy Striper Westmoreland Hospital SUE WILSON - District Chorus, President's Council on Physical Fitness HARRY MocALLISTER — County Football Team, Humanities Seminar LINDA IRWIN — President s Council on Physical Fitness, NFL Degree of Excellence, Humanities Seminar DEN KASHURBA — Pres Student Council IICE BRANTHOOVER — Condy Striper Jeannette BILL CORBETT - District Chorus NICK ZATEZALO — Humomtics Seminar TIM BROWN — District Band JOHN DURST — Outstanding Artist, Sculptor of figurines pictured on Organizations pages CAL MARTINELLI — Outstanding baseball pitcher Absent JOHN YUREK — Extracurricular science activ ties iree of Distinction, Humam NANCY REIDMILLER — Condy Striper Westmoreland Hospital VIVIAN KALINER ties Seminar TOM GRANT — Undefeated Wrestler, Runner-up county champ, V. Pres Student Council BILL MATRISCH ty fhamp Undefeated Wrestler Runner-up coun ALBERT SLACK — County Football Team GEORGENE HOLMAN — NFL Degree of Excellence MICHELE TERK6L — Candy Striper Jeannette Hospital. Thespian. Heart Assoc. Confeience Deiegote. Humanities Seminar VRCKI Th«sp an. Heart Assoc. Con-Montefiore Hospital Scholarship Index ADMINISTRATION............................................................................. ADVERTISING........................................................................... 132 ALMA MATER..............................................................................3 ATHLETICS................................................................................. Baseball............................................................................ 04 Basketball........................................................................... 94 Football................................................................................ Golf................................................................................ 106 Wrestling........................................................................... )0o CHEERLEADERS...........................................................................108 CLASS STORY OF 67......................................................................37 COACHES............................................................................... 113 COLOR GUARD........................................................................... ])2 CONTENTS................................................................................... FACULTY.................................................................................... HIGHLIGHTS............................................................................ 114 Christmas Ball...................................................................... 116 Junior-Senior Prom.................................................................. 113 May Day................................................................................ Memoirs of 67................................................................... 122 MAJORETTES............................................................................110 OFFICERS................................................................................ Eighth...............................................................................49 Freshman.............................................................................45 Juniors..............................................................................33 Seniors..............................................................................12 Seventh..............................................................................53 Sophomore............................................................................41 130 ORGANIZATIONS........................................................................................59 Band..............................................................................................60 Boy's Gymnastics Club.............................................................................73 Campus Life Club..................................................................................73 Chess Club........................................................................................67 Chorus.......................................................................................... 62 Fire Patrol.......................................................................................76 Future Teachers of America........................................................................77 German Club.......................................................................................78 Girl Friday.......................................................................................78 Girl's Gymnastics Club............................................................................78 Golf Club.........................................................................................74 Hobby Club........................................................................................66 Junior Classical League...........................................................................71 Junior Electronics..............................................................................66 Junior F.H.A....................................................................................68 Junior Forensics..................................................................................71 Junior High Art Club............................................................................64 Junior High Drama.................................................................................68 Junior High Newspaper.............................................................................64 Junior High Science...............................................................................70 Library Assistants................................................................................72 Majorettes and Cheerleaders.......................................................................78 National Forensic League..........................................................................80 National Honor Society............................................................................75 Nurses Club.......................................................................................75 Reading Club......................................................................................63 Senior Art........................................................................................79 Senior F.H.A..................................................................................... 77 Senior High Drama Guild...........................................................................74 Senior High Science...............................................................................71 Sportsmen's Club..................................................................................72 Stage Crew........................................................................................75 Student Council...................................................................................79 Varsity P.........................................................................................76 Senior Personalities..............................................................................34 Seniors...........................................................................................13 Student Teachers..................................................................................57 Technical School................................................................................120 PENN POINT STAFF.....................................................................................82 PENSINDIAN...........................................................................................81 131 132 MEADOW BROOK FARMS P. O. BOX 300 JEANNETTE. PA. TCLCPHONC LAFAYCTTK 3 131 SHRUM’S DAIRY The Best in Dairy Foods At your Door or Store Sani-Dairy Ice Cream 523-3131 H. J. GONGAWARE SONS, INC. “Chartered Buses For All Occasions Transfer and Moving PHONE: UNderhill 3-5400 Dies, Jigs, Fixtures Special Machinery Die Casting Dies — Metal Stampings LEESE ORRIS, INC. R.F.D. 3, Box 381-A, Greensborg, Pa. Route 66 JOHN H. LEESE TEmple 4-5810 Compliments of CLARIDGE WOMEN’S CLUB SOUTH GREENSBURG PRINTING CO. South Greensburg, Pa. TE 4-0295 Phone 834-2410 Established 1924 MORRIS M. YOUNG COMPANY, INC. Food Service Equipment Supplies 258 E. Pittsburgh St. Greensburg, Pa. OVER 40 YEARS OF PRODUCTS FOR PROFIT Congratulations to the Class of 1 967 HARRISON CITY FIREMEN PERICH GREENHOUSE Memorial Day Flowers Plants — Annuals Harrison City — Export Road 744-2910 BAKERY. Inc. 826 Highland Avenue CREENSBURO. PENNA. 134 IRWIN SAVINGS TRUST CO. The Friendly Bank “A good bank in a good community” THREE LOCATIONS 309 Main St. and Route 30 East, Irwin, Pa. and the New Penn Township Branch, Route 1 30 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JOSEPH W. HOONE ARCHITECT A. I. A. Telephone 834-5720 712 First National Bank Greensburg, Pennsylvania 135 NUMBER ONE IN: NEWS Local — Sports — County ADVERTISING CIRCULATION THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW Westmoreland County’s Hometown Newspaper 834-1151 • 863-8100 • 539-1150 • 547-3515 Electric Water Pumps Pump Repairs Compliments of WM. J. GLUNT, INC. EMIL LOCK COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC WATER WELL DRILLING Blast Hole and Test Drilling Box 38 Harrison City, Pa. Phone 327-3900 Business Office: R. D. 3, Export, Pa. Route 22 Residence: R. D. 1 Jeannette, Pa. 136 GET THE Spirit of ’67 You’re ahead in a FORD MUSTANG • FALCON • FAIRLANE FORO • TMUNDCRBIRD Compliments to the Class of “67 From Colonial Jforb MRS. GLENN WILSON Penn Township Treasurer SALES, INC. Route 22, MurrysviUe, Pa. Phone 327-5090 Save before you Spend Open your account now Bowling at its Best JEANNETTE FEDERAL SAVINGS SLOVENIAN HOME LANES Each account safely insured to $15,000.00 Convenient office hours Monday — Friday 9-3:30 Monday Evening 6-8 Friday evening 7-8 Saturday evening 9-12 401 Clay Phone 527-1501 Claridge, Pa. Featuring the new Brunswick A-2 automatic pinsetters with speedy ball return. Morning or afternoon bowling. Call 744-9987 and ask for Rudy Yerina (mgr.) PENN TOWNSHIP CLARENCE C. WHIRLOW REPUBLICAN CLUB JANET E. WHIRLOW Realtors Congratulations to the 744-3511 CLASS OF 67 WHIRLOW AGENCY Harrison City, Pa. Phone 744-351 1 THE NEWS-DISPATCH PEOPLES UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Read by More Than 1 2,900 Families of the Greater Jeannette-lrwin District “The Friendly Bank Jeannette Office Irwin Office Harrison City Office Jacktown Office Phone: LAfayette 3-5541 Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 138 GILLESPIE’S P.J.H.S. 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HAJNOSZ REAL ESTATE Phone: 327-2818 RAYMALEY’S SERVICE STATION Atlantic Gasoline Tires, Batteries, Accessories Main St. Harrison City, Pa. 744-2775 WERL’S PHARMACY Fine Pharmaceuticals William Penn Highway FA 7-4277 4 1 70 Wm. Penn Highway MORGAN FEED SUPPLY Farm and Garden Supplies Phone UN 3-8408 Irwin, Pa. Wayne Feeds Compliments of RATHGEB’S DAIRY STONE OIL CO. Citgo Home Heating Oil Jeannette, Pa. DAUGHERTY DRUG STORE GEO. J. MYERS LOUISE D. LANDIS 317 Clay Ave. — 4th Street Jeannette, Pa. LA 3-5631 Efficient Service Phone LAfayette 3-6555 DAN and ED ZANARINI’S POSEY SHOPPE 408 Clay Avenue, Jeannette, Pa. Compliments of SUPER DOLLAR MARKET Harrison City, Pa. MARSULA ELECTRIC 744-2546 W. C. LUX General Building Contractor Repair Work A Specialty R. D. 1, Jeannette, Pa. 15644 Compliments of C. RAYMALEY HAULING Contractor Harrison City, Pa. FORBES TRAIL AUTO PARTS, INC. Route 22 Export, Po. Phone: 327-1477 The Nation's Largest Independent Automotive Parts Organization 141 For Prescription SOLES PHARMACY Hugh E. Soles, R.P., B.Sc. Main Street Harrison City, Pa. TELEPHONE 744-3300 Compliments of FRIEND DEGUFFROY'S TV SERVICE 2058 Harrison Ave. Jeannette, Pa. Phone: LA 7-6608 Jeannette 6th Magee All Your Parking At °veERNvn,LGH? City Lot - No Matter How Small Your Purchase Home of the Big C Range Congratulations Compliments of IRWIN BROTHERS to the Class of “67” Plastering Contractors MANOR VALLEY DANNY'S DAIRY BAR R.D. 1, Jeannette, Pa. COUNTRY CLUB INC. Richard H. Irwin — LA 3-4028 Willis J. (Red) Irwin — LA 7-7795 Denmark Manor Church Road Greensburg, Pennsylvania Public Fee Course Flowers of Distinction JIM ZANARINI Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1967 ZANARINI BROTHERS FLOWER SHOP NORMAN A. VENZON, M.D. PENN TWP. POLICE DEPT. 601 Cloy Avenue Corner of 6th Phone: LA 3-5523 Jeannette, Penna. 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Congratulations to the EUGENE FEIGHT Class of 1 967 BROWN’S GARAGE Plumbing Heating DR. E. J. SIGMUND Main Street Harrison City, Pa. 5 Nancy Drive Jeannette, Pa. Optometrist Phone 744-3270 CLARIDGE FOOD CENTER LINDSAY FUNERAL HOME ROCK SPRINGS ROLLER RINK Meats — Grocery — Produce Ambulance Service Free Delivery 1 Mile East Delmont Old Route 22 744-2600 Claridge, Pa. Joseph Rebich, Prop. Phone 744-2721 Harrison City, Pa. ASPHALT PAVING W. G. SEKORA WILSON CANDY CO. R.D. 1, Jeannette, Pa. CLARIDGE DISTRIBUTING CO. Manufacturers of Famous Nationally Dial 834,039 Beer Ale Soft Drinks Wunder Bar l ' ■ DRIVEWAYS PETE MOCHNICK, Distributor • ROADS STREETS Phone 744-3671 Jeannette, Pennsylvania • GAS ■ PARKING lOTS ' road oil m HBmBm ■ hauling G. L. GOOD HARDWARE Compliments of W. G. KELLEY RD 3S 1 Electric Supplies — Garden Supplies Plumbing — Paints Jeannette, Pa. BELL TELEPHONE Atlantic Wholesale Retail Dealer Route 1 30 — Harrison City, Pa. 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Telephone 327-4859 KISTLER’S GOLF COURSE DICK’S DINER M FRESCURA AND DRIVING RANGE Rt. 22 Murrysville, Pa. AUTO PARTS Par-3 Route 1 30 LA 3-3208 1 Mile West of Jeannette Food is finer at Dick's Diner New Route 22 Export, Pa. Phone 744-2 1 49 Open Daily 8 A.M. ‘til 9 P.M. OLIJNYK BROS. ALEO’S Compliments of Meat Packing Co. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Fresh and Old Fashioned Smoked Meats Wholesale and Retail Casper J. Aleo, R.Ph. PHIL’S BARBER SHOP Cutting up for Deep-Freeze 601 Michigan Ave., Jeannette, Pa. and Custom Slaughtering Harrison City, Rt. 1 30 Phone LA 7-2211 Harrison City, Pa. 144