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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1970 volume:

31st Edition “In the end truth will conquer.” John Wycliffe We dedicate this yearbook to truth. O pe;s auo }q8u aqj A|uo jnq 'a8ed e jo ujrn aip je sjnoA aq ueo Aaq� puy ajaq ||e aje 0Z69 o sjq8!iq8|q aqx iSuiua ® 0 1 3 O to {? T3 3 0 1 1 I The Freshmen — 36. The eighth grade — 40. The seventh grade - 44. The Calendar of Events for 1969-70 starts on Dage 48. Mothers and fathers: to find SCHOOL BEGINS WITH Mrs. Bailey Mr. Bench Mrs. Bigler Mrs. Black Mr. Danser -r w. i ItfSSM Mrs. Broker Miss David Mrs. Castagnero Mrs. Bossart Mr. Cortazzo Mr. Blank Mr. Corl Mr. Dailey Miss David Mrs. DeMatteo Mr. Faulk Mrs. Doberneck Mr. Eaton Q Mr. Egidi You Teach We Learn? Mr. Fresch Mrs. Judith Mr. Hague Mr. Kish Mr. Lang Mrs. Fresch Mrs. Gongaware Mr. Guzik Mrs. Hursh Mrs. Guenther Miss Howell Mrs. Harding Mr. Kelley Mr. Hixon Mr. Kunczewski Mr. Lovre Mr. Kukich Mrs. Larson YOU'RE THE FACULTY You estimate the lunch count, Mrs. Mai ley Mr. Ludwick Miss Matteo Miss McIntyre Mrs. Mills Mrs. Molinero r —5. Mr. Maloney r Mtt Mr. Maple Miss Martin close the windows during fire drills, and herd us into rooms at 8:05. Mr. Popovich Mr. Pritts Mr. Rabbits Mr. Ross Mr. Reilly Miss Stump Miss Richardson g' - Mr. Tiberi 9 Mr. Vuick Mr. Ramsey Mr. Scurci Mrs. Welsh Mrs. Peer Mr. Perich Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Soles Mrs. Philpot Class Of 1970 Our first year in Junior High was a mixture of ups and downs. The boys were looking forward to shop (?) and the girls were worried about taking showers in gym class. We elected Chuck Miller President of the Student Council, but we were just beginning to learn the problems of dealing with the upper classmen. In eighth grade we felt that we belonged a little more, but we still looked up to the big kids and wondered what it was like to have classes besides art. gym, and shop in the other building. We had to stand up everytime Mr. Fresch came into the room, and in math class we had to duck the flying objects. In the end, it seemed an O.K. year. We were trying to grow up and we didn’t know how. Three months later we moved to the Senior High and felt like little kids again. Everyone kind of enjoyed bossing us around, but we held our own and fought back. We had to read Nautilus 90 North and Great Expectations, which made Mr. Ross very happy and most of us very miserable. The next year we were split into different courses — some of us taking our second year of a language, the rest of us taking typing or geography. Now we were allowed to go to the Senior High assemblies, which wasn't quite as much as it was cracked up to be. By now we were finding out that nothing was quite as much as it was supposed to be. . Our Junior year. Although it was only last year, it's hard to remember anything worthwhile that happened to us. Getting our class rings made us feel important for a while (a few days, really), but soon we were back to normal. Lots of us started thinking about college and business schools, not because we wanted to, but because going to your counselor every month and having nothing to say got pretty ridiculous. Our basket ball team's winning the championship and going to the Fieldhouse was about the most exciting thing that happened to us. We started our last year of high school off early by getting our Senior pictures taken in August. Lots of our traditions gave way, but our screaming at the Administration didn’t help get them back. Drama Guild. May Day. and dances after athletic events were all dropped in one way or another. This year the All Senior Basketball Team (well, almost all senior team) came up with another great sea son. Back or the academic scene, though. So many of us dropped Trig and Physics after Mid-terms that the rest of us were hoping the classes would be dropped because of insufficient membership. One final comment. Your high school years are supposed to be the best years of your life. But after graduating, we’ve come to one conclusion: whoever said that must have been a teacher! Treasurer: Karen Kashurba President: Robert Borgo Vice President: Elaine Schneider Secretary: Cheryl Lockhart Advisor: Mrs. Byers George Adamson Margaret Baginski Cathleen Bauer Debra Amour Most Attractive — Cheryl and Tim Jerome Antonacci Kenneth Benson Harold Appleby Richard Bainbridge Thomas Book Doris Branthoover Denise Brecht Judith Bushyager Timothy Brewer Deborah Caroselli Marietta Castine Helen Cavanaugh Eugene Ciangoli Donna Chick Darlene Choat Daniel Brentzel x Deborah Caporoso Wayne Ciccarelli Michael Cinti Curt Ciocca Don Cole Judith Compton Victoria DeMonte Audley Denning Friendliest — Linda and Ed Most Popular — Elaine and Bob Dennis Farabaugh Neil Frescura Deborah Frye Helen Gongaware T N -Cil Gary Gavatorta Barbara Good Patricia Geiger Susan Evosevich Robert Finley Karen Geiger k Gloria Good Harold Goodman Linda Harvison T _ , Walter Hopkinson Sheila Hackley Jane Hallock Edward Hays William Henderson David Hood Susan Hood Ralph Horandt Irene Howell Gary Hampton Kathleen Hoover Richard Irwin Kathy Jackson Karen Kashurba Lorraine Kemerer Jeffrey Jacobelli Kathy Johnson Douglas Joseph Ruth Ann Kauffman Linda Kemerer Most Likely to Succeed — Marilyn and Jim Wayne Kepple Carol Kerna Cheryl Kerna Leonard Klingensmith Mark Kolleda Leah Kontetta Charles Kozain Barry Lukovich Most Musical - Kathy and Chuck Claudia Lawson James Kwitoski David LaMont Donald Lohr Susan Lomicka Daniel Loughry Cheryl Lockhart Most Athletic — Judy and Bill Jeffrey Marcon Cheryl Mance Fredrick Martini Albert Mattucci Paula McVicker Diane Mintus Most Mischievous — Leah and Dallas James Milburn Charles Miller Douglas Maxham Leslie McWilliams Barbara Montgomery Robin Morgan Louise Morris Donald Myers Walter Nesbitt Sandra Newill Donald Norbert Patrick Norton Nancy Newell Andrea Ocepek Robert Olson Fredrick Otte Donna Padezan Gerald Pavetto Samuel Pendrotti Cherlon Petrill Carol Pierce Rhonda Reeger William Regina Barbara Rish Daniel Rometo Paul Roscosky Stephen Rosendale Stephen Rutkowski John Sandrick William Sandrick David Schneider Elaine Schneider Marilyn Seanor Arlene Seliy Patricia Sexton Kirk Shatter Class Flirts — Debi and Jeff William Shearer Wittiest — Paula and John Robert Sturm Michael Susick Frank Targos Beverley Volkar Theodore Wasko Kerry Watkins Carol Watt William Wergin James Wescott Susan Whitehead Linda Yakovich Patricia Buterbaugh John Zagorce 0 Class of 1971 4'3a 4 n PRES. Tom Struzzi V. PRES. Janis Blough TRES. Sharon Costellic SEC. Terri DeMarchi ADVISOR Mr. Eaton D. Adamson J. Ader A. Anderson J. Anderson G. Auckerman A. Baker D. Bane C. Barnes J. Barnyak K. Bauer R. Baugh W. Beaver S. Benish P. Berg D. Berlin K. Bigler C. Black J. Blough D. Blumentritt J. Boban P. Bortz J. Bosic J. Brecht T. Brissel W. Burns J. Busato A. Busin D. Butler S. Byerly M. Cartwright M. Ceresa D. Cinti W. Ciocco D. Clair N. Cocco V. Cook K. Corbett A. Costellic S. Costellic D. Curry D. Czarnowski G. DalleTezze B. Darragh T. DeMarchi C. Demorest D. Detar J. Dodds S. Dopkowski R. Draftina -a At ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 1971 D. Drury K. Durst L. Eade D. Enick D. Ernette J. Fink S. Flodine C. Florek G. Folta D. Frost L. Garrick S. Gay C. Geiger E. Genetin D. George F. Gnesda L. Golden B. Gonder A. Good K. Goody S. Grabowski R. Gramlich M. Greer R. Haman L. Hancock J. Hatch J. Heard C. Heffelfinger W. Held P. Herholz B. Hlavsa R. Hobbs A. Hohman V. Holman R. Horandt P. Howell L. Huffman B. Irwin B. Jones R. Kadylak A. Karanovich J. Keffer T. Keffer W. Kelley J. Kepple B. Kettren B. Kifer F. Kinkela D. Kleyn B. Klingensmith W. Kloba G. Klobucar D. Kochanov E. Kostrick Juniors L. Kozain R. Krinock S. Kuhns D. Lamison N. La Mont M. Lann R. LaSitis J. Lauffer J. Lavelle K. Lehosky E. Lewis J. Leonard A. Link G. List A. Litrun L. Little R. Long L. Lux K. Mahoy R. Marcon T. Martin D. Matija R. Matija J. Matthews D. Maxham S. McCracken P. Messich D. Miller R. Mlakar S. Neiderhiser J. Nelson K. Nichols J. Nixon D. Norton D. Nowaski M. Orange D. Orr A. Owens J. Palko A. Parlog C. Peonoske G. Peperato M. Picking R. Piraino G. Podkul D. Pointz K. Pratt B. Praznik 1971 M. Ranieri L. Raygor B. Raymaley R. Reeger C. Rish J. Robinson E. Rodgers D. Root T. Rubright S. Rudick S. Rupert J. Sandell L. Schnupp J. Schweinsburg R. Serman K. Sexton P. Shadd P. Shadd S. Shale D. Shula W. Skallos E. Skiffen S. Smith W. Smola T. Steele M. Steiner B. Story R. Stouffer T. Struzzi K. Swisshelm D. Torau A. Turnbull F. Vodopivec M. Volkar R. Vucelich K. Weightman K. Weightman L. Wellman G. Wergin L. Wiler T. Wolicki D. Woods P. Wright B. Yeargers T. Yennerell G. Young M. Young D. Zielinski Class of 1972 V. PRES. Don Grant ADVISOR Mrs. Guenther SEC. Anita Berg PRES. Craig Varga TRES. Amy Johnson D. Adamson K. Allshouse C. Altman R. Anderson L. Arlotta D. Avolio J. Baker P. Baker D. Ball M. Bane J. Barras R. Beacom L. Beaver C. Beiter R. Beiter H. Berchick A. Berg P. Blasinsky M. Bleggi R. Bohince D. Bolden E. Brautigam N. Broker R. Brown W. Brown G. Bush C. Byerly K. Calisti G. Camptella A. Caralli B. Carnathan T. Casagrande D. Cassidy B. Catalona A. Ceol J. Chappell L. Ciletti S. Ciocca L. Cline J. Cole G. Cook A. Dalzell C. Del Bene S. Deaunovich T. DeMarki R. DeMarchi D. DeMonte C. Denning D. DiBernardo Sophomores NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE I OID'NT HAVE A THING TO . WEAR PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE E. Diemert M. Dixon P. Dornin B. Dreistadt C. Durst J. Dyer L. Ellig R. Evans R. Florek W. Fontana K. Frost G. Fruehstofer E. Frye J. Frye M. Frye C. Gay K. Gazibara R. Giacomel R. Glasgow T. Glenn C. Goga R. Golick W. Good D. Grant J. Greer D. Gummo E. Gutwald L. Hackley K. Hammett G. Hayes B. Heasley J. Hebrank D. Heshizer K. Hickman L. Hilgenberg P. Hilty D. Hines K. Hizer D. Holodnak L. Hood J. Hubish B. Hudson D. Huether D. Hufford F. Hughes B. Hursh A. Hutton M. Jarnot A. Johnson M. Jonseof W. Kane H. Keffer J. Kerlin J. Kerna K. Kifer P. Kimble M. Kinkella G. Kistler G. Kinsey R. Klapp J. Koch T. Kroupa M. Kush Sophomores K. Lach J. Lauricia B. Lawther B. Leonard D. Leonard P. Leonard R. Leonard A. Lindsay M. Lindsey L. Liprando K. Long M. Long D. Loughner H. Loughner K. Loughry D. Lusebrink W. Matte W. Mance L. Martello D. Mazock J. McAndrew M. McCormack K. Mcllhatten C. McWilliams W. Mears J. Meyers G. Milburn B. Miller G. Miller P. Miller W. Miller R. Modar H. Morgan J. Morgan K. Morris M. Moser C. Myers J. Nagoda D. Nelson J. Nichols J. Niemiec I. Norbert F. Panigal K. Panigal C. Paroda J. Pavetto R. Peach A. Peperato 1972 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE K. Peterson L. Pfeil K. Pierce D. Previc W. Proskin J. Ramsey M. Rawa M. Renchko R. Richert D. Rodgers L. Rogers A. Rometo K. Roscher M. Roscher D. Rugh B. Sadler M. Sandrick E. Sartori M. Sartori M. Schmidt S. Schultz R. Shadd C. Shaffer M. Shaffer M. Shaffer C. Shearer D. Shula R. Shula T. Shula V. Shusteric J. Shuster R. Skallos D. Smith D. Smith D. Snyder J. Speck W. Stahley R. Stemmier R. Stempfer L. Susa L. Tamm H. Thomas E. Thompson C. Thorn W. Torok L. Troglio E. VanSickle C. Varga C. Vehec J. Venzon R. Vitolo L. Watkins J. Webb L. Webb K. Wells D. Werner K. Whalen L. Whitehead M. Williams R. Winter D. Yates Class Of 1973 V. PRES. Robin Hood pRES. Linda Freeman ADVISOR Mr. Corl SEC. Richard Matrisch TREAS. Eric DeVincentis Room 13 Top: R. Brown. D. Caroselli, J. Brammell. D. Baker, L. Bender. M. Borgo, E. Bartus, C. Baker. N. Agona, D. Cardinal Middle: V. Anderson, D. Barnes. P. Ank, D. Bender. M. Butler, L. Capozzi. J. Boban. C. Brine. B. Anger. D. Aucherman. Mrs. Pees Bottom: C. Backus. V. Audiorio. J. Bauer, J. Bauer. R. Bowery. V. Carr, S. Byerly. C. Bergins. D. Bush 36 Room 14 Top: D. Dowdrick, N. Copper, K. Dietrich, A. Cavada, G. Felentzer. D. Clair, W. Dollman. M. Dorosa. L. Cole, A. Dinalco, J. Dopkowski, M. DeStefano, D. Ernette, M. Castine Middle: Miss Stump. D. Decker, E. Chick, V. Darragh. L. Elliot. P. Cunningham. D. Corbett. R. Ceol. C. Fitzgerald, J. Casale, E. DeVincentis Bottom: K. Fisher. S. Clark. D. Costellic, E. Elliott. S. Dyer. R. Dawson. D. Clark. M. Flynn. C. Ferry. Room 15 Top: M. Galley. D. Garrick, J. Graft. R. Haman, J. Heard. L. Goodman, J. Hall. F. Hoyet. G. French. F. Gongaware. L. Gordon. D. Gonze Middle: R. Hajduk. J. Gay. J. Harvison, J. Gnesda. S. Horning, L. Freeman. R. Hood. S. Galetti. G. Hallock, M. Geiger. E. Hancock. Mr. Lovre Bottom: A. Gonder, E. Howell. K. Horning. D. Held. K. Hlavsa. J. Holden. S. Herholz, S. Grabowski. D. Geiger 37 Room 16 Top: C. Laffoon, G. Johnson, L. Klingensmith, C. Lavelle, E. Kistler. G. Huhns, G. Hursh. G. Lauricia, J. King. G. Huesqen, F. Huether, B. Lenker, J. Irwin Middle: E. Lach, T. Huffman, C. Kidney, E. Kidd, R. Kosoglow, D. Lindsey. A. Lamarca. D. Kozain, M. Kozain, E. Kroupa, C. Jaskulski, C. Leonard, Mr. Dailey Bottom: M. Kuznik. D. Kintigh. T. Kuhns, K. Klobucar, J. Leapline. J. Hyde, K. Jones. P. Kunczewski, S. Kennedy Room 109 Top: M. Miller. D. Ludwig, D. Morton, J. Moose. R. Matrisch. M. McDermott. S. Montgomery, P. Nelson. G. Norton, F. Niemiec, J. Matig. B. Moore Middle: N. Martz, J. McGuire. K. Lyons. A. Lux, C. Maloberti, C. Miller. J. Morris, B. Martin, S. Norbert. A. Morgan. N. Martello, J. Martin, D. Miller Bottom: V. McCracken, C. Miller. R. Mattucci. D. Orr, D. Newill. R. Michaux, N. Martini. D. Lohr, W. Morgan 38 Room 110 Top: E. Penska. G. Ressler. W. Palmer. M. Patek. R. Pierce. R. Linsenbigler, K. Pierce. W. Rosher. W. Pangello, G. Regina, T. Picarsic Middle: S. Robinson. 0. Rhea. R. Paroda, M. Pervornik. N. Roscosky. D. Rohrbacker. C. Rowe. A. Rudick. D. Regitz, S. Pedder, Mr. Corl Bottom: S. Petrill, J. Roskey, N. Penska. N. Plechy. D. Pries. D. Pierce. D. Rutkowsky. K. Perry. S. Peters Room 111 Top: P. Smith. D. Schake, J. Shaw. J. Wierzbowski, J. Winter. S. Whalen. P. Yurisinec. R. Supansic, R. Wallace, J. Schroder. M. Stevenson Middle: P. Vehec. T. Vargo. B. Sarsfield. J. Stouffer, C. Salvatore, T. Vitolo, L. Silvis. J. Wells, C. Seda. P. Stiffey, M. Soukup, R. Thomas, P. Shuster. Mr. Painter Bottom: R. Sartori. J. Slack. M. Vucelich, M. Sandrick. F. Volkar, E. Zatkovich, J. Senchur, L. Woods. D. Snyder. S. Schropp. M. Turney 39 Class Of 1974 PRES. Glen Kashurba SEC. Jo Ann LaSitis V. PRES. Tony Casino TREAS. Pat Lavelle ADVISOR Mr. Miller Room 7 Top: J. Barnes, R. Darragh, W. Dale, B. Blotzer, E. Brentzel, R. Anderson, A. Deguffroy. W. Broker, F. Baker. P. Cartwright, T. Barton, W. Brautigam, K. Beacom, M. Cook Middle: D. Broome. C. Cinti, D. Covin, L. Auerswald. D. Adamson, S. Blair, E. Davidson, D. Barnard, R. Beiter Bottom: C. Busin, L. Barton, K. Brosius, S. Crowley, D. Bartolomucci, S. Clemens, R. Blumentritt. D. Deguffroy. B. Brigaman 40 Room 8 Top: C. Dopkowski, R. Frescura, J. Fisher. M. Golden, D. Fisher. W Dinalco, G. Dragish, R. Goodman. M. Donnelly. K. Fink, C. Good, R Denale. C. Fennel Middle: K. Good, A. Casino. M. Gazibara. C. Dreistadt, M. Gazibara. R. DeStefano. M. Evosevich. P. Giacomel. P. Grabowski. R. Estep, S. Giedtke. P. Bushyager. K. Cline, K. Benson. E. Good, Mr. Kish Bottom: K. Fink, M. Ernette. S. DeNezza, M. Drury, S. Grant, S. Denning, C. Brigaman, J. Bailey, S. Fike Room 9 Top: R. Guhl, L. Hewitt, B. Hallock, J. Jackson, K. Kashurba, D. Kistler, G. Kashurba. J. Hlavsa. A. Klingensmith, E. Hammett. D. Kepple, U. Johnson, D. Green, F. Koltalo Middle: P. Kistler, L. Jackson. K. Kallner, G. Kachmor, K. Klapp, B. Green. M. Hinkle. R. Hopkinson, C. Kinkela, G. Kidd, R. Kochanov, W. Kelley, N. Hough Bottom: S. Kepple. C. Klavonick. C. Hampton, S. Kettren, S. Gutwald. A. Heshizer. L. Haas. C. Karanovich, B. Hackley, J. Hazelton, C. Hatcher, Miss Martin Room 10 Top: W. Martin. S. Mains. E. Mancuso. M. McGuire. P. Lavelle. C. Kratochvil. J. Martin. T. Liprando. M. Lee. D. McNamara. A. Mattucci, W. Lewis Middle: B. Lamison. R. LaMont. B. Leonard. S. Leece. M. Mains. K. Kontetta. K. Linhart, K. Lee. K. Lindsey. D. Lovett. G. Lavelle. M. Mazock. B. Kozain. Mr. O'Halloran Bottom: M. McAndrew. E. Lindsay. S. Kostrick. G. Meneghini, D. Lyons. J. LaSitis. B. Linsenbigler, C. Maffessanti. D. Laspina. P. Maxham. M. Krajacic Room 11 Top: J. Schiavone. R. Miller. R. Nichols. J. Nichols, T. Novak. T. Parson. G. Rebich, B. Neiderhizer. C. Meyers. R. Parsons. B. Parke. M. Ocepek. G. Ressler Middle: A. Pecora. N. Norbert. K. Nichols. B. Meyers. S. Miller. N. Ord. M. Reeger. D. Rawe. S. Rodgers. K. Renchko. P. Snyder. G. Moore. K. Myers. Mr. Miller Bottom: M. Sartori. V. Reger. C. Owens. D. Nesbit. P. Miller. S. Nixon. K. Saula. A. Pezze. G. Paisley. S. Rizzardi. D. Patton 42 y Room 12 Top: J. Tuskan. J. Turnbull. G. Shaw. D. Susa. C. Snyder. K. Struzzi, D. Yurt. J. Smith. C. Wescott. S. Syster. B. Sheilds. R. Tamm, T. Vucelich. M. Stojakovich, G. Weilman. J. Smorada, B. Schultz. Mrs. Judith Shank. W. Sugent. T. Surrec, J. Venzon Bottom: P. Winter. M. Webb. K. Schnupp. S. Smola. D. Yeargers. E. Middle: B. Stape. E. Steele. G. Skiffen. K. Schultz. L. Welshons. K. Simons. K. Shale. D. VanSickle. M. Scott. J. Slaby Class Of 1975 SEC. Carol Anderson PRES. Mark Schropp V. PRES. Nancy Berg TREAS. Mark Beresford ADVISOR Mr. Fresch Room A-l Top: A. Caporoso, M. Beresford. D. Borawski. T. Cartwright, M. Bohince. C. Byerly. K. Barton. R. Bortz. H. Brown. R. Casale. P. Angelicchio, J. Barrett. M. Choratch. J. Bungert Middle: M. Berlin, T. Cap, C. Barefort. B. Atwood. S. Carnathan. P. Cavada, C. Anderson, N. Berg. C. Baker. J. Cassidy. D. Brammell. D. Bigler. Mrs. Philpot Bottom: A. Bernhardy, C. Ceol, M. Bamber. N. Broker. L. Beaver. M. Beacom, A. Adamson. B. Borgo. J. Busato 44 Room 1 Top: G. Cinti. J. DeStefano, D. Covin, K. Eizzler. R. Galetti. D. Covin. G. Gaiko, D. Compton, R. Ciocco. J. Costellic. W. Fisher. D. Dowdrick, T. Field. K. Damico Middle: R. Durst, D. Glenn, S. Cook, J. Gillespie. L. Croley. D. Everett. D. Dalzell, T. DeAngelo. S. Donnini. J. Crossey, P. Cortazzo. M. DeSantis, L. Geiger, G. Decker. Mr. Morelli Bottom: R. Gay. D. Disso. R. Flodine, S. Clark, D. Day. D. Cunningham. M. Donelly. N. Dorosa. D. Dixon. D. Dreistadt Room 2 Top: E. Huether, J. Kidd. G. Kerlin, C. Horne. P. Hall. D. Hoover. F. Gummo. D. Kerlin. J. Henderson. L. Gongaware. J. Jacobs, J. Kemerer, R. Horandt Middle: Mr. Lang, R. Greer, R. Gonder, B. Gnesda, S. Kintigh, T. Kadylak. K. Jaskulski. B. Gressman, D. Jackson. B. Hague. A. Kennedy. K. Crossey. E. Hobbs. J. Howell Bottom: J. Jacobelli. B. Gramlich, C. Holden. M. Greer. K. Hill, P. Huether. V. Hartzell. C. Harbaugh, D. Goodman. K. Huether, G. Hebrank Room 3 Top: T. Long. M. Krautz, R. Krise, G. Lohr, M. McCauley. M. Kloba. V. Kloba. D. McGouldrick. R. Lewis. T. Maloberti. D. Lawyer. J. Maier. L. Williams Middle: E. Mattucci. M. Krise, J. Levinson. S. Lock, S. Lindsey, L. Matt. K. Lombardo. C. Lenker, C. Laspina, C. McDermott, L. Leapline. J. Long Bottom: J. Kistler, D. Lavelle, J. Lindsay. C. Kush, M. Kosoglow. D. Long, S. Loughner. C. Klapp. C. Kurinko, P. Linsenbigler. Mrs. Welsh Room 4 Top: T. Peonoske, K. Ocepek, J. Montgomery. J. Mock. B. Nowaski, D. Picking, B. Raygor. C. Morris. J. Norton. B. Nesbitt. D. Nightingale. E. Nichols. R. Nedley. J. Pushinski Middle: H. Perry, L. Zimmerman, S. Poglein, K. Rabbits. J. Nichols. D. Perfetti, T. Painter. L. Painter, K. Ramaley. J. Nelson. J. Nelson. Mr. Hixon Bottom: R. Sykes, D. Milburn, D. Perich. D. Piter, D. McNamara. M. Oesterling, S. Moore, J. Nixon. R. Norton, J. Novak. P. McVicker Room 5 Top: A. Reidmiller. M. Reger. A. Sartori. G. Sweinsberg, S. Rogers. T. Rutkowsky, J. Shusteric. R. Santacasa, T. Shannon. J. Rhyne. C. Simons, W. Reger. G. Silvis, P. Reidmiller. K. Sankbell Middle: R. Rugh, M. Shuster. R. Shipkosky, P. Rupert. M. Shuster. M. Shaffer. K. Rizzardi. S. Seanor, J. Senchur. D. Rutkowsky. M. Sandell. J. Rose. T. Sexton. Mr. Ramsey Bottom: D. Rodgers. M. Sarsfield. M. Shaffer. V. Shusteric. C. Sadler. S. Root. R. Regitz. K. Shields. M. Schropp Room 6 Top: R. Williams. R. Wallace. S. Smola, T. Smith. T. Vodopivec, D. Stajakovich, T. Walton. J. Vossburg, H. Storey. B. Stemmier. C. Stewart. A. Tocco Middle: J. Wagner. K. Smith, I. Zatkovich, P. Werner. B. Smith, E. Wiler. P. Smith. K. Soles. R. Weightman. K. Winfield. S. Troglio, Mr. Fresch Bottom: L. Speck. K. Wally, R. Whalen. C. Stryker. J. Yenerall, D. Stinegar. M. Sugent, C. Wilkens Doug Joseph 49 R wejLrcsen The annual May Day Program was held on May 9th and 10th with Mrs. Larson in charge once again. But a different feeling was present this year — a feeling of really having done something great. At the final dress rehearsal (which got you out of three classes), you found that that routine which seemed so ridiculous to you really didn’t look so bad after all. On the big night, the gym was stuffy as usual but the crowd soon discovered that the programs made good fans. As you watched the King and Queen march in, it hit you that everything was gonna be O.K. Even though your umbrella wouldn't go up and your skateboard flew out from under you, deep in your heart you knew no one REALLY noticed. 51 52 Last year we really worked to make money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Besides manning the refreshment stand at football games, we made our own subs and sold them to raise some cash. It was a lot of work, but we did it. Cherlon Petrill S T.i tr mmw 1 'JB When the big day came everything was hectic. The office was swamped with ealy dismissals for the girls while the guys had to stick out the rest of the school day. It was tortuous for the girls to sit under the hairdryer so many hours, and meeting her parents gave you boys an Excedrin headache. But once you got to the Adam’s House, you knew it was worth it. After the pictures and dinner, some of you danced while the rest of you sat around and talked. At a quarter till five you took one last look cause you knew that soon you’d return to Everyday People. 53 54 Touching the line became a regular ritual at practice and everyday it seemed to get tougher. Each night we'd hear T.K. yelling, “No, put the ball through the hoop” along with a few other choice words. The whole thing got pretty hectic, yet it paid off. We all felt a certain awe when we entered the Field House. Remember the firecracker that went off during the game when Ricky was driving in for a lay-up? Both teams sure burned that hoop. Time was running out when the redhead hailed a forty-footer that left the score Frazier 52, Penn 51 ... a hard-fought game, a good game. D E O CJ 55 A Mid-Winter Christmas Ball. Christmas Ball. That’s all you heard around the school after Thanksgiving vacation. For the second year in a row the Varsity P sponsored the event at Greensburg Country Club. The decorations were nice, but everyone commented about the No-Christmas-Tree Christmas Ball. But if you were with someone you liked it didn’t matter. We had live music — from all Sydes. The local group, Syde II, was a success at one of its first local appearances. Somehow, after December 12, Christmas was a lot closer. 56 Night’s Dream 57 So you think the NFL doesn’t do anything? Well, you’re wrong. Christmastime, 1969, Connie, Andi, Diane, and Kirk went to all the elementary schools of the district and told Christmas stories. The NFL’ers were really appreciated. If you don't believe us, just ask Kirk. He was the only one lucky enough to be kissed by a five-year-old admirer. sing a Christmas song to the beat of a The Christmas Chorus and Band programs were held on different days this year. On December 19 the chorus (directed by Miss Matteo) presented its program. The kids all appreciated their performances not only because they were so good but because they made our classes shorter, and in the last week before Christmas nobody feels much like studying. On December 21 the band performed for us which we also appreciated. The highlight of these programs was the “Sing Along with Steve (Mr. Bench to us.) His direction was so persuasive that even the Senior guys found themselves singing Fa-la-la in the real spirit of Christmas. different drum! Drama Guild Tryouts This year, due to sponsorship problems, Drama Guild was a little late getting started. We did do three one-act plays, though — something new to our school. The plays were presented too late to be included in this book, but we do have some shots ot tryouts. Music To Practice By All of this continuous practice, and sometimes extra sessions after school, is for one big performance where we can really show off. We are now transformed from a marching band to a sophisticated concert group and somehow the night of the Spring Concert makes practice sound worthwhile. 63 National Honor Society Here we are, “The Bookworms.” People think we spend all our time studying, but we know that’s not true. We're athletes (right, Jim, Chick, and Bill?). In our ranks are cheerleaders, majorettes, artists, members of DECA and editors of our yearbook and newspaper. Some of us are in the chorus, in the band, and most of us are in Drama Guild. We’re diversified (notice the big word?). It's just that getting good grades is one thing we all have in common. J. Ader C. Miller D. Branthoover B. Montgomery H.Cavanaugh R. Olson D. Choat C. Poglein W. Ciccarelli D. Reed S. Costellic M. Seanor D. Czarnowski A. Seliy B. Darragh W. Skallos W. Doney J. Stankus D. Frost 8. Volkar N. LaMont N. Venzon J. Lauffer L. Wiler L. Lux L. Yakovich L. McWilliams 64 Junior High Forensic We’re not actually members of N.F.L. because we’re still in Junior High. We learned to write speeches and to look at the people we’re talking to instead of out the windows. We still have a lot to learn but Mr. O’Halleran is ready to teach us. M. DeSantis M. Donnelly C. Kush D. Perfetti D. Perich S. Seanor R. Shipkosky M. Shuster J. Smith C. Wescott M. Yakel “When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name — He marks — not that you won or lost — but how you played the game.” Grantland Rice Marcon Oakford seemed almost empty around the middle of August this year. That’s because about thirty of our guys stopped messin’ around for the summer and started school” two weeks earlier than the rest of us. When you drove past the school you saw shirts draped over the fence and heard low voices calling plays and calisthenics. They practiced hard and hoped for a good season. Top: Mr. Danser, A. Good, M. Cartwright, T. Rubright, D. George, T. Sturm, B. Sturm, B. Kelly, B. Haman. J. Zagorce. Bottom: R. Struzzi, D. Myers. B. Borgo. B. Parson, C. Lavelle, A. Busin. Mr. Kadylak, J. Dodds. E. Hays, J. Marcon, A. Holman. D. Joseph. T. Kelly. Middle: R. Martini. R. Bohince, J. Busato. B. Doney, L. Covin, B. Shearer. Penn 1969 Results Opponent 6 Oakmont 22 14 Brentwood 12 6 W. Mifflin South 21 0 Munhall 26 0 Yough 13 6 Swissvale 6 28 Jeannette 8 6 Duquesne 46 6 Southmoreland 8 Mr. Kelly Doug Joseph Jeff Dodds Doug Joseph We started out the season with a 22-6 loss to Oakmont. It was on a Saturday afternoon and the weather matched our spirits after the game. But the next week we played Brentwood and were winning almost the whole game. Everyone kept thinking, If only we can hold ’em!”, and we did. 14-12 is a small margin but it’s enough to win. We dropped the next three games in a row to West Mifflin South, Munhall, and Yough. But most of the guys kept saying, Don't worry, don’t worry. Wait till Jeannette!” We were beating Swissvale 6-0 until the last quarter when they tied the score. Fortunately Marcon blocked the extra point and the game ended in a 6-6- tie. And still the guys kept saying, Wait till we beat Jeannette. Wait till next week. The boys were psyched and so were we, especially when we heard reports that Jeannette considered us garbage. Even the News-Dispatch commented on our spirit. Unofficial bets were laid all over the place and we had the best pep rally ever on Friday. And Then . . . Yea, the underdog beat the favored. It was only the second time we've beat Jeannette in 21 years. But it's a game Penn High fans won’t forget. ‘This headline Speared in the Jeannette News-Dispatch on October 20, 1969 Hustling Indians Sometimes you forget that there's more to winning games than having good rushers and a solid defense. There’s gotta be team spirit and a desire to win. Even more than that, you need a good coaching staff. To play well, the boys have to like and respect their coaches. This year they did just that. And when Mr. Kelly asked for support from the student body he got it. That shows how all of us feel about Mr. Kelly and his staff. In other words, we think you're GREAT! Undefeated Top: F. Panigal, B. Stempfer, F. Heater, J. Lauricia, J. Brammell. E. Van Sickle, N. Agona, B. Brown, C. Varga, D. Smith, J. Nagoda, J. Lavelle. G. Klobucar. P. Yurisinec. K. Hizer, R. Kadylak. R. Bohince, J. Westcott, Mr. Painter. Middle: T. Kroupa, L. Cole, T. Keffer. P. Nelson, M. Sartori, S. Ciocca, J. Winters, A. Rudick, B. Torak, M. Borgo. B. Shade. J. Hubish, A. Busin, M. Schmidt. K. Frost. B. Henderson. Bottom: H. Keffer, G. Milburn, B. Stanley, J. Busato, D. Grant, T. Rubright, J. Hebrank, B. Kerlin, B. Kelly, A. Good, M. Cartwright, B. Haman, E. Kistler. mwm This year you J.V.’s were undefeated, and won your class. Under the coaching of Mr. Painter, you were really great. You did everything right and it showed in the season record. You don't draw too many spectators, but wait till you’re Varsity. Penn 1969 record Opponent 14 Yough 6 14 Jeannette 12 14 Apollo Ridge 6 12 Trafford 0 14 Southmoreland 0 8 Turtle Creek 8 Joseph We’re The Best (But You Know That) Row 1: D. Joseph, R. Kadylak, T. Brewer, W. Ciccaretli, J. Kwitowski, J. Milburn Row 2: B. Kukuvich, J. Stankus, B. Doney, J. McAndrew, S. Belak, J. Dodds 1970 Section Basketball Results Penn Opponent 72 E. Pittsburgh 52 86 Ligonier 53 66 Swissvale 60 67 Turtle Creek 57 66 T rafford 62 86 E. Pittsburgh 41 68 Ligonier 41 76 Swissvale 62 68 Turtle Creek 74 61 Trafford 59 Mangers: T. Kroupa J. Jacobelli M. Susick E. VanSickle This year our exhibition basketball season was unusually long because we ended up with only three wins out of seven games. But we never gave up hope. Everyone knew that the guys were better than their record had shown. We had our first chance to prove it when we played East Pittsburgh on January 6. By the final quarter we had doubled their score and were assured of victory. We kept up our winning streak through the first half of the season. We opened the second half of the season by once again beating East Pittsburgh — this time by a score of 8641. Tim broke the school scoring record by scoring 44 points in one game (notice how he had three more points than their whole team!!). By now everyone had Indian fever and the team was on its way. Our momentum was stopped by a heartbreaking loss to Turtle Creek in the next-tothe-last game of the regular season. We were still Number One, but we had the Trafford game (they were the Number Two team) ahead of us . . . As the yearbook staff, we’ve decided that this year’s team deserves a special section for Crucial Games.” So we’ve added four extra pages. For the conclusion of the team’s story, read 80 We knew we had to beat Trafford on Feb. 13. If we lost, it would mean a three way tie for the section. If we won — undisputed first place. With a few seconds to go, Milburn sunk a field goal and Penn was the Section 14-B champion. The score: 61-59. Between February 21 and February 24 there was only one thing on everyone's mind: Freeport. The office peo pie went wild selling tickets, and the teachers went wild trying to hold class. Then, the night of the game. We walked into Valley's gym to face a screaming Freeport crowd. They were on top most of the game and at one point increased their lead to 8 points. Finally, the mighty Indians started moving. The score was tied up, and we had the ball with a little over a minute to go. We put on a freeze, and, then, with a few seconds left in the game, Tim sank a 20-foot shot. Once again the Indians had come out on top — this time by the score of 61-60. The Agony Of Defeat y v -• The stage was once again set for the big game — this time Penn against Braddock. The Greensburg Salem gym was packed with mostly Penn rooters. The atmosphere was tense, fans were screaming, and then suddenly, the opening jump ball. We took an early lead, but couldn't hold it. Braddock was big, and Billy Knight was hot. The final score was 79-63. Yes, we lost, but the important thing was that our boys never gave up. They played hard, and they played well. They gave our school a name to be proud of. The Yearbook Staff extends special thanks to the Standard Observer and the News-Dispatch (particularly to Jim Sosinski) for many of the photographs used in this section. 7JJJL scores 44 points Managers Belak Indians On The Rise Row 1: G. Milburn, L. Hood, G. Kistler Row 2: L. Rodgers, L. Garrick, B. Hobbs, J. McAndrews, R. Kadylak, C. Varga, M. Roscher, B. Saddler Row 1: E. Chick, T. Varga, N. Agona, B. Roscher Row 2: C. Kidney, C. Lavelle, J. Winters, B. Paroda, B. Berkey, C. Jaskulski, C. Lafoon, M. Stevenson. D. Clair, D. Caroselli, D. Brown CANT HOLD OUR Varsity — Row 1: D. Maxham, R. Irwin, Coach Morelli Row 2: E. Kistler, B. Shearer, R. Martini, D. Cole, D. Grant, K. Shaffer, R. Matrisch, L. Cole, R. Long, R. Florek, J. Matig Penn 1970 Wrestling Results Opponent 19 Southmoreland 35 21 Latrobe 34 44 Elderton 6 19 Mt. Pleasant 29 33 Pgh. Catholic 20 23 Churchill 28 31 Connelsville 21 33 Saltsburg 22 40 Munhall 9 23 Derry 26 27 West Mifflin 22 35 Plum 22 52 Jeannette 11 20 Franklin 35 On certain days there’s a small group of guys in this school who wander around looking hungry. And if you listen closely, you can hear them mumbling about the match, their opponents, and making weight. They’re our wrestlers, and they fought their way to the best season they've ever had with an 8-6 team record. Don went undefeated, and Kirk’s record included 10 pins. But the captains alone don’t make a team. The underclassmen were especially good this year. Rick won the Counties and Ross was the first Penn High wrestler to win a section championship. Wrestling is an individual's sport, but these guys won as a team. w R E S T L E R S D 0 W N Bill Shearer Rick Martini Rick wins Counties Rick Martin W.C.C.A. Tournament Coach Morelli Tom Picarsic Ross Piraino Martini Kirk Shaffer Shearer ROSS PIRAINO — Section Champ Larry Cole Indian Wrestlers Golfs Our Bag! Even Arnold Palmer would be proud of the 6-6 record of our golfers. Putting and driving their way through the season — winning here, losing there. It's all part of being a team. Yes, the golf team. Not much publicity, but we know who they are. After school you’d see Bill practicing his drives in the field by the school, and on weekends, Jim out early on the course. You’ve got to be good. Practice and determination . . . We’ll remember these guys, struggling out the doors at the end of the day, carrying their golf bags to the next match. Jeff Frye Denny Detar Top: D. Drury, L. Liprando, G. Barker, W. King, I. Rodgers. D. Detar, Mr. Louvre. Bottom: C. McWilliams, H. Goodman, J. Kerna, T. Vargo, P. Blasinsky Penn 1969 Results Opponent 12% Jeannette 3% 16 Trafford 0 12 Jeannette 4 16 Swissvale 0 3 Norwin 13 4% Franklin 11% 1% Gateway 14% 14% Swissvale 1% 3 Franklin 13 6 Gateway 10 2 Norwin 14 8 E. Allegheny 7% 93 YEAR OF THE BIG TEAM There was a momentary silence in the ninth and then Penn High went beserk. Another team steeped in defeat under the constant hammering of the mighty Indians. With batting averages up to .489 and .515, held by Sam and Rick, we rolled along winning eight games, losing two, and clinching the section title. Keep on movin’ guys, and under the experienced eye of Coach Kelly that's just what we did. We developed a balance that Penn teams have lacked for a long time and we kept that balance over a long season. Sure, we were tired at the end of that long season but we were number one. NUMERO UNO Top: Mr. Kelly, G. Mains. T. Keenan, P. Bortz. D. Joseph. B. Borgo, Belak, B. Lesnock, F. Gnesda, W. Kepple, J. Zegorce, S. Pendrotti, R. Martini, B. Sturm, B. Surrec. F. Painter Bottom: J. Lindsay, S. R. Soltys 1969 Results Penn 5 S. Alleghney Opponent 1 2 Eliz.-Forward 13 8 West Newton 7 5 Frazier 1 9 Sewickley 1 2 S. Allegheny 5 3 Eliz.-Forward 1 4 Frazier 0 13 Sewickley 2 5 West Newton 1 97 We began with almost a whole new squad this year. Our practices started long before the first day of school. At the first pep rally we were all scared to death, but after a few mistakes we did alright. We froze at the football games and at the basketball games we were too hot. All our artistic talent went into the signs we made for the games. But when everyone cheers, we're glad to represent our school. Cheerleaders Top: JoAnn Pavetto, Debbie Kochanov, Terri DeMarki, Margie Hancock, Cheryl Lockhart — co-head. Judy Bushyager — head. Jackie Volkar, Kathy Goody. Margie Greer. Cheryl Delbene Bottom: Linda Lauffer Majorettes All during football season we spent first periods with the band outside practicing for half time. On the nights before pep rallies we hurried to make up a routine for the next day. At the bonfire we twirled fire and did a good job, but everyone knew we were shaking in our boots. The end of football season brought the end of our practices, but we’ll remember all the fun we had. Drum maj.: B. Kifer Row 1: J. Barnes. R. Kozain, D. Decker. A. Lamarca. M. Picking. K. Winfield. R. Lamont, D. McNamara. R. Krinock. J. Hazleton. K. Fink, S. Lomicka. C. Klavonick. T. Smith. M. Shaffer, E. Chick. B. Lawther. Row 2: D. Clair, J. Kistler. D. Hufford. D. Pierce. J. Huffman. B. DeMarchi. R. Winter. A. Link. D. Caporoso, G. Young, L. Elliott. C. Bailey. J. Speck. H. Appleby. K. Eckoff. Mr. Bench. Row 3: K. Watkins. S. Byerly. K. Klapp. D. Ernette. S. Elliott, I. Norbett. G. Hallock. M. Donnelly. E. Keene. L. Reger. J Barton. K. Benson. V. Holman. B. Hallock. D. Hewitt. C. Miller. C. Barnes. Pres.: C. Miller V. Pres.: J. Speck Sec.: V. Holman Treas.: B. DeMarchi Our band was smaller than usual this year but that didn't stop us from practicing long and practicing hard. We roasted during summer practices and froze during some of the football games. When the Indians lost we played taps, and when we won we cheered half way home. We sent Chuck and Dan to the 1970 Western District Band at Hempfield, and gave nine of our members their jackets. So you see that we worked hard but we all got something in return. Music Makers DX CO OrOO Subs: L. Huffman. S. Costellic We started our school year at summer practices but we didn’t really do much practicing except for painting our guns. (We got a bang out of that.) At football games we were proud to lead our band into half time. Top: L. Kemerer, M. Rameri. D. Chick. V. Cook. L. Kemerer Bottom: K. Kashurba. R. Kauffman 106 P. Cunningham, D. Orr, J. Greer, P. Berg, H. Berchick, K. Miller, J. Roskey JV Cheerleaders Tryouts — and then another day of waiting before the announcement was made. We were the JV Cheerleaders! Soon, at JV football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches, we were leading the cheers we had learned at practice. Problems? We’ve had our share, but we’ve had more than our share of fun. Row 1: T. Kronpa. R. Irwin. C. Kerna. J. Matthews. S. Gay. M. Volkar. J. Greer. M. Frye. J. Pavetto, D. Frye. M. Greer. J. Folta. S. Costellic. M. Shaffer. B. Kettren, C. DelBene. D. Werner. D. Reed. Miss Matteo. Row 2: R. Kauffman. B. Catalano, F. Hughes. D. Yates. J. Webb. D. Orr. D. Kochanov. P. Wright. D. Caporoso. C. Soles. C. Lockhart. J. Blough, S. Elliott. Row 3: C. Kerna. L. Huffman. K. Kashurba, P. Messich, K. Eckoff, L. Morris. S. Hood. B. Good. D. Torau. K. Hammet. B. Lawther. C. Petrill, C. Varga. K. Frost. Row 4: A. Link. K. Benson. C. Pierce. L. Susa. J. Speck, C. Thorn, G. Rawa. C. Wells, L. Ellig. D. Padezan, J. Lauffer, P. Leonard. B. Klapp. K. Berlin. K. Loughry. K. Calisti. Row 5: R. Shula. H. Appleby. C. Miller. D. Ernette. J. Morgan. J. Barnyak, R. Stouffer. K. Roscher. W. Ciccarelli, T. Steele. M. Kush. B. Stahley. F. Otte, K. Shaffer. D. Lamison. Our chorus was also smaller than usual this year, but, like the band, we tried harder than ever. We started practicing for the Christmas program in October, and it took us every spare minute to finish in time for Christmas. We sang carols in the halls for about half a period, and hoped that everyone could hear us. We lost a few members along the way, but the rest of us tried to make up for our smaller size. Sec.: K. Kashurba Private Sec.: C. Kerna C. Kerna Pianists: B. Lawther P. Messich P. Wright More Music Power L. Auerswald D. Brecht J. Busato C. Byerly L. Cole V. Cook J. Darragh D. Day D. Decker B. Doney P. Dornin D. Garrick M. Golden G. Hampton J. Hatch C. Holden B. Horandt K. Kashurba R. Kauffman H. Keffer C. Klapp B. Leonard C. Leonard C. Lockhart D. Loughner L. Lux J. Milburn A. Morgan J. Nenyon J. Nixon A. Ocepek D. Picking G. Rebick C. Rish B. Roscher R. Sartori C. Simons J. Speck C, Varga T. Vitolo K. Weightman K. Winfield Student Council Pres.: J. Milburn V. Pres.: B. Doney Sec.: C. Rish Treas.: J. Hatch We started out meeting once every four weeks but soon we increased our meetings to twice a month. We're the student voice, your representatives to the Establishment. Jim did a great job of chairing the meetings, and Mr. Ludwick was always there to help us when we needed him. We sold Indian buttons to give the students spirit, and sponsored dances to give them something to do on Friday nights. We almost always talked about the cafeteria food and service, but we couldn't quite come up with any good suggestions. But we're really proud of the part we played in getting the dress code temporarily altered. For the first time in the history of our school, girls could wear pants (during cold weather). We’ve done a lot this year, because we never stop trying. D. Blumentritt D. Branthoover M. Ca stine D. Choat D. Czarnowski D. Ernette B. Good K. Goody L. Hancock P. Howell K. Jackson R. Kauffman C. Lockhart N. Snyder C. Varga B. Volkar Drama Guild D. Adamson K. Allshouse R. Bainbridge D. Ball J. Barnyak K. Berlin H. Bercheck P. Berg D. Brentzel B. Borgo J. Bushyager H. Cavanaugh D. Chick D. Choat W. Ciccarelli D. Cinti S. Ciocca D. Cole S. Costellic T. DeMarchi M. Dixon S. Evosevich D. Frost K. Frost D. Frye G. Goga H. Gongaware B. Good K. Goody D. Grant M. Greer L. Harvi son J. Hatch J. Holman B. Horandt P. Howell J. Hubich B. Hursh R. Irwin K. Jackson M. Jonseof K. Kashurba R. Kauffman B. Kelley L. Kemerer L. Kemerer C. Kerna C. Kerna B. Kettren P. Kimble B. King F. Kinkela B. Klapp D. Kochanov T. Kroupa B. Kukovich M. Kush N. La Mont J. Lauffer K. Lehosky D. Leonard J. Leonard P. Leonard A. Lindsay C. Lockhart L. Lux K. Mahoy P. Marcon D. Maxham D. Maxham K. Mclllhatten P. McVicker J. Bushyager D. Choat W. Ciccarelli B. Good L. Harvison J. Hatch R. Kauffman L. Kemerer B. Kukovich C. Lockhart D. Maxham M. Seanor C. Soles J. Stankus C. Varga N. Venzon B. Volkar K. Weightman C. Miller D. Orr D. Padezan R. Peach C. Petrill P. Picking D. Pinazza C. Poglein P. Pricener M. Ranieri R. Reeger C. Rish J. Robinson A. Rometo D. Rometo S. Rupert E. Sartori E. Schneider M. Seanor K. Shaffer S. Shale O. Shula V. Shusteric C. Slaby C. Soles J. Stankus T. Steele T. Struzzi L. Susa C. Thorn D. Torau A. Turnbull C. Varga J. Venzon N. Venzon R. Vitolo B. Volkar M. Volkar J. Webb K. Weightman G. Wergin L. Whitehead L. Wiler B. Winter T. Wolicki P. Wright L. Yakovich NFL J. Barnyak W. Ciccarelli S. Costellic P. Cunnmgharr R. DeMarhi D. Ernette S. Galetti B. Good R. Hood S. Hood P. Howell T. Huffman R. Irwin B. Kettren D. Kochanov T. Kroupa M. Kush N. La Mont J. Lauffer J. Leapline D. Maxham D. Mazock I D. Mintus A. Morgan C. Myers A. Ocepek D. Reed C. Salvatore K. Shaffer D. Shula W. Skallos J. Stank us T. Struzzi A. Turnbull C. Varga R. Vittola B. Volkar K. Weightmanl J. Wells | R. Winter j L. Yakovich I It’s pretty neat how the biggest mouths in town got together and formed their own club — the NFL. And in case your mouth travels along a certain line, there are many categories in which you can speak. We sacrificed a lot — getting up at the crack of dawn on Saturdays to compete against other students from other schools in verbal battles. On the rides home we were always tired but the debaters kept on debating, the extemp people yelled about outdated information, and those from O.D. were still trying to memorize their speeches. But after a few tournaments the poise, gestures, and good grammar came much more easily. In fact, after a while we even came to like it. D. Adamson C. Allman J. Baker H. Berchick P. Berg K. Berlin N. Broker C. Clair B. Darragh C. Del Bene D. Frost G. Fruehstorfer H. Gongaware J. Good M. Greer J. Hallock L. Harvison B. Heasley B. Horandt I. Howell P. Howell A. Johnsor B. Kettren B. Kifer K. Lehosky D. Leonard L. Lux P. Marcon J. Nichols D. Padezan D. Previc G. Rawa B. Rish D. Root E. Schneider L. Schnupp A. Seliy K. Sexton S. Simons S. Shale C. Slaby B. Sladk C. Soles L. Susa C. Watt G. Wergin P. Wright J. Zubaty P. Berg K. Berlin J. Blough S. Cost el lie B. Darragh T. DeMarcki A. Good R. Horandt B. Kettren M. Kinkella D. Kochanov J. La utter K. Lehosky D. Norton D. Orr C. Rish S. Rupert T. Steele T. Struzzi G. Wergm T. Yennerell D. Chick J. Compton M. Corbett V. DeMonte P DiFonso D. Frost K. Geiger E. Genetin L. Golden S. Grabowski V. Heard I. Howell B. Irwin K. Kashurba L. Kemerer L. Kemerer C. Kerna C. Kerna L. Kontetta C. Lawson K. Lehosky L. Lux K. Mahoy P. Marcon P. McVicker B. Montgomery D. Pratt J. Robinson Future Business Leaders C. Anderson J. Anderson G. Auckerman R. Bambridge D. Bane C. Bauer D. Curry N. DeMarckie C. Demo rest S. Demorest S. Dopkowski K. Durst C. Florek B. Gonder L. Kozain S. Kuhns K. Lach R. Lann J. Lavelle G. List A. Mattucci W. Nesbitt A. Owens D. Parke P. Pricener S. Rudick P. Wright By now half the school hates us. Maybe it would be more truthful to say that the whole school hates us. We've done a terrible thing. We've tried to do something different. Most of us on the staff have worked harder on this yearbook than we’ve ever worked before. Most of the time we fooled around seventh period and waited until the weekend before the deadline to do anything. We got out of a lot of classes, but usually we didn’t want to. We were so sick of the yearbook by that time (stupid yearbook is what we called it), that we didn't care if we ever saw it again. We tried to make this book informal, something that would REALLY represent us and not a sickeningly sweet tale of all the joys and wonderful times of high school. We tried to take the group pictures in a new way, and were cursed at and screamed at and laughed at until some of us cried. We tried to explain to people the problems that we had, but no one seemed to care. This does seem like a sob story, and it does seem bitter, but it really is the truth. Even some of the staff laughed at the rest of us who worked. All we can say is that we’ve done our best. Maybe we've succeeded, and maybe we haven't. But we really have tried. B. Montgomery A. Ocepek B. C. G. R. Reeger S. Simons C. Soles J. Stank us C. N. Venzon B. Volkar C. Watt S. Whitehead L. Yakovich Pensindian Staff The newspaper staff is supposed to employ the literary geniuses of the school, right? Well, the following was written by a member of both the Penn Point and Pennsindian staff. In order to protect the innocent, we will not reveal his name. However, we can give a few hints: He graduated this year, he’s known for doing out-of-the-ordinary-things, and his initials are B. K. So here goes: Our newspaper staff was the greatest mixture of mad minds the school had to offer. Every paper we printed was mass mania dependent on a deadline. A rapid cross-section of current events and atrocious puns. Our boundaries, unseen and flexible, our tools, imagination and versatility. We played the newspaper game on the most miniature of scales. And yet, we are there to serve you, inform you, educate you with something that cannot be questioned, the truth. J. Ader J. Anderson W. Bane C. Barnes J. Barnyak P. Berg K. Berlin J. Busato M. Cartwright D. Chick D. Cinti N. Copper S. Costellic D. Czarnowski G. Dalle Tezze B. Darragh T. DeMarcki C. DeMorest S. Dopkowski D. Frost E. Genetin H. Gongaware L. Harvison J. Hatch B. Horandt I. Howell P. Howell B. Kettren F. Kinkela B. Kukovich N. LaMont R. Lann J. Lavelle P. Leacock K. Lehosky S. Lomicka L. Lux K. Maxham S. McCracken L. McWilliams D. Miller R. Peach P. Picking C. Rish J. Robinson S. Rupert S. Shale S. Simons R. Stoffer T. Steele T. Struzzi B. Volkar C. Watt G. Wergin L. Wiler P. Wright Editor-in-Chief: L. McWilliams o You sweat. You bleed. At times you live in pain, suffering from your injuries. Why? Simple, your love of sports and the distinction of belonging. You get to wear “The Big P“ and you deserve to wear it. It’s the symbol of all you’ve gone through. But that letter is more than a symbol. It’s part of you. From the time you first don your jacket until you’re fifty years old, the memory and honor stays with you. The memory of your sports life and the honor of belonging to the Varsity P. S. Belak P. Blasinsky B. Borgo T. Brewer J. Busato W. Ciccarelli D. Cole T. Covin J. Darragh D. Detar B. Doney W. Dragish L. Garrick D. George H. Goodman B. Haman E. Hays R. Hobbs V. Holman R. Irwin J. Jacobelli D. Joseph R. Kadylak W. Kelley W. Kepple J. Kerna B. King T. Kroupa B. Kukuvich J. Kwitoski B. Lesnock L. Liprando K. Long J. Marcon R. Martini J. Milburn D. Myers R. Otte F. Painter R. Piraino B. Parson S. Pendrotti D. Rodgers D. Schneider K. Shaffer B. Shearer J. Stankus T. Struzzi L. Sturm B. Sturm F. Targos J. 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Tel. 523-5631 Beechwood Park Apartments and Beechwood Picnic Grove Harrison City — Trafford Road 744 2371 PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED Free Estimates Compliments All Work Guaranteed of Open Mon., Fri. Sat. Nites 'Til 9 Smitty’s Roofing Tinning RD2 Seanor Drive Irwin. Pa. 744-2031 FASHION SPEAR 1102 Greengate Mall GREENSBURG. PA. PHONES: 837-6733 242-2715 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MAC’S Auto and Sports Store 520 Clay Avenue Jeannette Wilkins Interiors 744-2247 Custom Draperies. Jeannette Foodland Bedspreads. Slipcovers Corner 6th and Magee Home Of The Big Change RD6 Irwin CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 HARRISON CITY FIREMEN For Prescription Compliments of SOLES PHARMACY Irwin-Sensenich Corporation Hugh E. Soles, R.P., B.Sc. Subsidiary of Whittaker Corporation Main Street Harrison City, Pa. TELEPHONE 744-3300 863-5000 Compliments of Compliments of General Weldments Inc. RD6 Irwin Claridge Women’s Club Joseph W. Hoone Architect A.I.A. Telephone 834-5720 206 North Main Street Greensburg, Pennsylvania Bowling at it’s Best Congratulations From Slovenian Home Lanes Sunrise Estates PTA to the Class of 70 Claridge, Pa. President. . . Mrs. Carolyn Bickerstaff Vice President. . . Mrs. Mary Jane Mahoy Secretary . . . Mrs. Johanna Grottenthaler Treasurer. . . Mrs. Donna Hodge 1 Delegates . . . Mrs. Nancy Coats Mrs. Sandy Kutcel i OfTvi Feeturing-the n6v Brunswick A;2 Autorrktftf plnsetters with %eefc all Return jr Prom Gown Headquarters For Westmoreland County Congratulations Seniors ot 70 The Ritz Shop — 4 Fine Stores — Claridge Distributing Co. Beer Ale Soft Drinks Pete Mochnick Distributor Phone - 744 3671 Claridge Food Center Quality Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Joseph Rehich, Prop. Claridge. Pa. 744-2600 B E Confectionery Home of Longs Candy Main Street, Harrison City Phone 744-2251 Boshyager and Droutz Your Westinghouse Dealer in Jeannette 523 8511 Jeannette New Kensington Natrona Heights Oakland (Pitts.) J. 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Rock Spring’s Roller Rink 1 mile East of Delmont Skate for fun 468-4528 468-9902 Compliments of Fran Kren’s Beechwood Restaurant We appreciate your patronage Compliments of Super Dollar Market Harrison City. Pa. HERROLD JEWELERS Jrtuelrrs DIAMONDS WATCHES GREENGATE MALL GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 15601 LAWRENCE KORMAN 837-2270 Clarence C. Whirlow Realtor Whirlow Agency Main Street Harrison City, Pa. Phone: 744-3511 Compliments of Paintertown Vol. Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary Civic Club Congratulations to The Class of “70” The News-Dispatch Sam Buchman’s Birch Studios, Inc. Read By More Than 13,000 Families of the Greater Jeannette-Irwin District Phone: 523-5541 131 Fifth Avenue McKeesport, Pa. 15132 Number one in News — Sports — Advertising Circulation The Tribune Review Westmoreland County’s Hometown Newspaper 834-1151 863-8100 539-1150 Schaller’s Congratulations Since 1903 To The Class Of 1970 Bakery, Inc. Bushy Run Lions Club 826 Highland Avenue Greensburg, Penna. 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Eleanor's House of Fashion Irene's Beauty Shop Rosendahl's Electric Store Penn High Basketball Boosters Olijinyk Brothers Meat Packing Company Penn Township Democratic Club of Westmoreland County New Members — Welcomed Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Compliments of Peterman’s Pharmacy 455 Main St. Irwin, Pa. Yearbook Staff Row 1: S. Simons. M. Castine. A. Ocepek. C. Soles, G. Rawa, L Morris. S. Giger Row 2: D. Maxham. J. Stankus, J. Bushyager. L. Yakovich. B. Good. S. Whitehead, C. Watt. W. Ciccarelli CrippieC reener H. J. Gongaware Sons, Inc. Chartered Buses For All Occasions” Transfer and Moving Phone: UNderhill 3-5400 'ilC EzWLm ■' i Sam Laspina and Sons Penn Aggregates Phone 446-7281 R.D. 1 Irwin, Pa. 15642 Hezlep Construction Co. Box 621 Manor, Pa. Phone: 863-4879 West End Builders Supply Co. Inc. Phone 523-6871 13th and Gaskill Ave. Jeannette, Pa. Martin Mlakar Heating Plumbing 744-2580 P.O. Box 263 Claridge, Pa. 15623 1