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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

Underclassmen_PageT§4 Organizations Page 118. - V.‘ 5 14 class of 1972 Ralph Anderson — treasurer; Lou Ann Martello — secretary; Wayne Fontana — president; Keith Calisti — vice-president; Mrs. Byers — sponsor Seniors own the halls, skip classes regularly, and raised cheating to a fine art. We’re your captains and presidents and sports stars: we get to wear the “P”. Most of the time you don’t think about being a senior at all (the class of ’72 never did do too much thinking anyway). But every once in a while it catches up with you: you count the days left until graduation and remember that this is the last Christmas you’ll ever have at Penn High. And everybody laughs at you for being so goofy, but inside they know they feel the same way. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness ...” Sometimes, you could hardly wait for Senior Day and sometimes you wished this year would never end: some weeks went by so fast and some days dragged on so long. Being a senior is a once-in-a-lifetime happening . . you never could go back and you’d never really want to . . it’s what we’ve waited 12 years for, and now it's gone. rsss ?9 . • , There will be an answer Let it be. Greg Milburn Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. 23rd Psalm Deborah Adamson Ralph Anderson Karen Allshouse Cheryl Altman David Ball Jeffrey Barras Ruth Ann Beacom Lisa Beaver Rita Beiter Helen Berchick Gerald Bush I can't hear you — this is a full can . Edwin Brautigam William Brown Cynthia Byerly Albert Caralli Rudolph Bohince Terry Casagrande Anita Berg Paul Blasinsky Randy Brown — Bev and Bill Keith Calisti Most Talkative Beverly Catalano Albert Ceol Scott Ciocca Jack Chapell Linda Ciletti Linda Cline Judith Cole George Cook Sondra Deaunovich Cheryl DelBene Terri DeMarchi Robert DeMarcki Deborah DeMonte Most Athletic — Chip and Bill ■ wmm Charmaine Denning I think we're alone now. Marilyn Dixon Barbara Dreistadt Charles Durst iJ Jane Dyer Ronald Evans Rodney Florek Wayne Fontana Ernest Diemert Patricia Dornin Kenneth Frost Gayle Fruehstorfer Catherine Gay William Good Donald Grant Rosalynne Giacomel Cheryl Goga Eugene Frye Katherine Gazibara Rick Glasgow Rosemary Golick Jeffrey Frye Marilou Frye Class Flirts — Marilou and Keith. Hand-check! Donna Heshizer Bonnie Heasley Laura Hilgenberg Elizabeth Gutwald Karen Hammett Robert Hill Pamela Hilty Most Attractive — Jean Ann and Larry. Joe Hebrank I'm glad the photographer didn't see us this morning Lou Ann Hackley Gerald Hayes Mark Hickman Barbara Hudson David Huether Martin Kush Can't do nothing here — we’ll study at my house. Mary Ann Lindsey Lawrence Liprando Kim Loughry William Mance Lou Ann Martello Darlene Mazock Friendliest — Liz and Wayne. Alright— everybody up against the wall! Charles McWilliams John McAndrew Michael McCormack Kathy Mcllhattan William Mears Becky Miller Gerald Miller Pamela Miller Joseph Niemiec Irene Norbert Frank Panigal Karen Panigal Catherine Paroda Joanne Pavetto Diana Previc Wayne Proskin Janet Ramsey Marian Rawa Mary Ann Renchko Randy Richert Most Likely to Succeed — Rita and Craig. Michael Roscher Donald Rugh Life is just one hang up after another. Bruce Sadler Michael Sandrick Elizabeth Sartori Michael Sartori Michael Schmidt Susan Schultz Robert Shadd Catherine Shaffer Marcia Shaffer Margaret Shaffer Joyce Shuster Valerie Shusteric Richard Skallos Daniel Smith Linda Arlotta Randy Stemmier Robert Stempfer Lois Susa Lawrence Tamm Harry Thomas Cheryl Thorn William Torok Edgar Van Sickle Craig Varga 32 Rita Vitolo Linda Watkins Joyce Webb Larry Webb Margaret Williams Rebecca Winter David Wrobleski Debra Yates class of 1973 N. Agona M. Amour V. Anderson V. Andiorio B. Anger P Ank D. Auckerman C. Backus M. Baird G. Barker K. Barnes E. Bartus J. Bauer J. Bauer D. Bender R. Berkey J. Boban L. Bonay M. Borgo R. Bowery J. Brammell C. Brine R. Brown D. Bush S. Byerly K. Campbell L. Cappozzi D. Cardinal J. Casale M. Castine R. Ceol E. Chick O. Clair L. Cole N. Copper D. Corbett D. Costellic P. Cunningham V. Darragh R. Dawson D. Decker M. DeStefano E. DeVincentis K. Dietrich J. Dopkowski M. Dorosa D. Dowdrick S. Dyer 34 Juniors study history the 3-T way. practice “I love you’’ in shorthand, play Mad Scientist and spend a lot of time in the stalls at Sunrise. We run the free pop and pizza dispensary that Mr. Eaton calls the refresh-stand. Our Sadie Hawkins dance got snowed out and “junior” rings were a figment of our imagination We join DECA and VICA and blow $5.50 for the College Boards. We goof around, wonder about the future, and wait for the day when we’ll be seniors. D. Elliot L. Elliott D. Ernette G. Felentzer C. Ferry K. Fisher M. Flynn L. Freeman G. French S. Galetti D. Garrick D. Geiger M. Geiger J. Gnesda A.Gonder F. Gongaware D. Gonze L. Goodman L. Gordon S. Grabowski R. Hajduk J. Hall R. Haman E. Hancock J. Harvison J. Heard D. Held S. Henderson S. Herholz K. Hlavsa J. Holden R. Hood E. Howell F. Hoyet G. Huesgen F. Huether T. Huffman G. Hursh J. Irwin C. Jaskulski G. Johnson K Jones S. Kennedy E. Kidd C. Kidney J. King D. Kintigh E. Kistler L. Klingensmith K. Klobucar R Kosoglow D. Kozain M. Kozain T. Kuhn P. Kunczewski M. Kuznik E. Lach C. Laffoon G. Lauricia C. Lavelle J. Leaplme B. Lenker C. Leonard 35 D. Lindsey D.Lohr D. Ludwig A. Lux K.Lyons C. Maloberti N. Martello D. Martin J. Martin N. Martini C. Martz N. Martz J. Matig R. Matrisch V. McCracken M. McDermott R. Michaux C. Miller C. Miller D. Miller S. Montgomery B. Moore J. Moose A. Morgan J. Morris D. Morton P. Nelson F. Niemiec S. Norbert G. Norton D. Orr B. Palmer B. Pangallo B. Paroda M. Patek E. Penska N. Penska G. Peperato K. Perry S. Peters S. Petrill M. Pevormk T. Picarsic D. Pierce R. Pierce N. Plechey G. Regina O. Rhea D. Rohrbacher W. Roscher N. Roscosky J. Roskey K. Rowe A. Rudick 36 D. Rutkowsky C. Salvatore M. Sandrick B. Sarsfield B. Sartori D. Schake J. Schroder C. Seda J. Senchur S. Serrapare J. Shaw P. Shuster L. Silvis J. Slack I. Smeltz D.Snyder M. Soukup M. Stevenson P. Stiffey J. Stouffer R. Supancic R. Thomas J. Trout M.T urney P.Vehec T. Vitolo F. Volkar R. Wallace J. Wells S. Whalen J. Wierzbowski J. Winter L. Woods P. Yurisinec E. Zatkovich 37 D. Adamson D. Anderson L. Auerswald C. Bailey D. Barnard J. Barnes D. Bartolmucci L. Barton T. Barton K. Beacom R. Beaver R. Beiter K.Benson R. Blumentritt W. Brautigam R. Brecht T. Brecht E. Brentzel B. Brigaman C. Brigaman D. Broome K. Brosius J. Brown P. Bushyager C. Byerly P. Cartwright T. Casino C. Cinti L. Clemens R Clemens S. Clemens K. Cline M. Cook D. Covin S. Croley B. Dale B. Darragh E. Davidson A. Deguffroy D. Deguffroy W. Deluca R. Denale S. DeNezza S. Denning R. DeStefano L. Dodds M. Donnelly C. Dopkowski class of 1974 38 In 10th grade they give you a choice: general, academic, business. or Tech. Sophomores mess around with typewriters and worms and some of us mess around with other things. Our guys get tackled, fouled, and pinned: sometimes we score. 10th grade is Euclio + Phae-dria and memorizing 50 lines of Julius Caesar for Charlie Ross: it’s driver’s ed during 6th period and the prom if you're lucky It’s the bottom of the senior high heap and moving up. 4 G. Dragish C. Dreistadt M. Drury M. Ernette R. Estep M Evosevich C. Fennel S. Fike K. Fink K. Fink D. Fisher B. Frescura M Gazibara M. Gazibara S. Giedtke M. Golden C. Good E. Good S. Good P. Grabowski J Graft S. Grant M. Grbich B. Green D. Green R Guhl S. Gutwald L. Haas B. Hackley E. Hammett C. Hampton C. Hatcher J. Hazelton E. Helly T. Heshizer M. Hettler D. Hewitt J. Hlavsa M. Hinkle B. Hopkinson N.Hough L. Jackson C.Johnson G. Kachmor K. Kallner C. Karanovich G. Kashurba K.Kashurba W. Kelly D. Kepple S. Kepple S. Kettren G. Kidd C. Kinkella D. Kistler P. Kistler K. Klapp C. Klavomck A. Klmgensmitn R. Kochanov F. Koltalo K. Kontetta S. Kostrick 39 J. Kostyak R. Kozain M. Krajacic E. Kroupa B. Lamison R. LaMont J. Lasitis D. Laspina G. Lavelle P. Lavelle M. Lee S. Leece B. Leonard W. Lewis E. Lindsay K. Lindsey K. Linhart B. Linsenbigler T. Liprando D. Lovet D. Lyons C. Maffessanti M. Mains S. Mains R. Martz W. Martin A. Mattucci R. Mattucci P. Maxham M. Mazock M. McAndrew D. McGarry M. McGuire B. McLaughlin D. McNamara G. Meneghini C. Meyers P. Miller R. Miller S. Miller G. Moore K. Myers D. Nesbit D. Newill J. Nichols K. Nichols R. Nichols S. Nixon N. Norbert T. Novak M. Ocepek N. Ord C. Owens G. Paisley B. Parke H. Parson R. Parsons A. Pecora A. Pezze D. Preis 40 D. Rawe G. Rebick M. Reeger V. Reger D. Regitz D. Renchko G. Ressler S. Rizzardi S. Rodgers M. Sartori K. Saula J. Schiavone P. Schneider K. Schnupp K. Schultz R. Schultz 0 M . Scott K. Shate' W. Shank G. Shaw B. Schields E. Simons J. Smith S. Smola J. Smorada C. Snyder B. Stape E. Steele M. Stojakovich K. Struzzi W. Sugent T. Surrec D. Susa S. Syster G. Szekely T. Tamm J. Turnbull D. Vansickle J. Venzon T. Vucelich M. Webb G. Wellman L. Welshons C. Wescott M. William P. Winter D Yeagers D. Yurt 41 D. Adamson C. Anderson C. Baker M. Bamber C. Barefoot J. Barkefelt J. Barrett K. Barton M. Beacom N Berg C. Bergman M. Berlin A Bernhardy D. Bigler M. Bohince B. Borgo D. Brammell N. Broker J. Bungert J. Burczyk J. Busato T. Cap A. Caporoso S. Carnathan T. Cartwright R. Casale P. Cavada C. Ceol G. Cinti R. Ciocco S. Clark S. Cook P. Cortazzo J.Costellic D. Covin D. Covin L. Croley J. Crossey K. Crossey D. Cunningham B. Curry K. Damico D. Day G. Decker M DeSantis J. DeStefano D. Disso D. Dixon Treas.: Chuck Simons. Pres.. Davi Cunningham. Sec.. Nancy Berg. V-P. Jim CosteUic 42 Mr. Tiberi, gym 3 times a week, and algebra — how lucky can a freshman get? We’re a little scared, a little cocky, and not real bright, all at the same time, but we manage somehow. We don’t eat senior high leftovers everyday; some days you don’t leave us anything. Suddenly, we share lockers and take electives; we learned “Te Cano” in Latin and a lot more than Spanish from Mr. Danser . and by the end of the year we knew we belonged. M. Donnelly S. Donnini N. Dorosa D. Dowdrick D. Dreistadt R. Durst L Earhart K. Eiszler T. Field W. Fisher R. Flodme R. Galetti R. Gay L. Geiger A. George J. George T. George B. Gnesda R. Gonder D. Goodman L. Gongaware M. J. Greer R. Greer B. Gressman F. Gummo B. Hague A. Hall P. Hall C. Harbaugh V. Hartzell G. Hebrank M. Helly J. Henderson K. Hill C. Holden D. Hoover R. Horandt C. Horne J. Howell E. Huether K Huether P. Huether R lannacchione J. Jacobelli J. Jacobs K Jaskulski T. Kadylak J. Kemerer A.Kennedy G. Kerlin J. Kidd S. Kintigh J. Kistler C. Klapp M. Kloba V. Kloba A. Konrad M. Kosoglow C. Kurinko C. Kush C. Laspma D. lavelle D. Lawyer 43 L. Leapline W. Lee C.Lenker J. Levinson R. Lewis J. Lindsay S. Lindsey G.Lohr K. Lombardo J. Long T. Long S. Loughner J. Mater T. Maloberti L. Matt E. Mattucci H. McCracken C. McDermott P. McLaughlin P. McNamara P. McVicker D. Milburn J. Mock J. Montgomery S. Moore C. Morris R. Nedley J. Nelson J. Nelson W. Nesbitt J. Norton R. Norton J. Novak B. Nowaski K. Ocepek M. Oesterling T. Painter T. Peonoske D. Perfetti D. Perich H. Perry D. Picking D. Piter S. S. Poglein J. Pushinsky K. Rabbits K. Raymaley W. Reger R. Regitz A. Reidmiller P. Reidmiller 44 (ft . 'A V ■ ■ t JjBk 4T r4 P. Reidmiller P. Rish K. Rizzardi D. Rogers S. Rogers S. Root J. Rose D. Rossey R. Rossey R. Rugh D. Rutkowsky T. Rutkowsky K. Saddler C. Sadler M. Sandell K. Sankbeil R. Santacasa M. Sarsfield A. Sartori D. Schlanger M.Schropp G. Schwemsburg S. Seanor J. Senchur M. Shaffer K. Shields R. Shipkosky M. Shuster M. Shuster J. Shusteric V. Shusteric J. Simcoviak C. Simons G. Skiffen K. Smith P. Smith T. Smith K. Soles L. Speck D. Steininger B. StemmTer C. Stewart D. Stojakovich H. Storey C. Stryker M. Sugent M. Szekely M. Taterek A. Tocco C. Tuite D. Van Dyke J. Vossburg K. Wally V. Wampler R. Weightman P. Werner R. Whalen E. Wiler K. Winfield M. Wrobleski J. Venerell I. Zatkovich L. Zimmerman 45 class of 1976 K. Allshouse W. Anderson D. Ank C. Auckerman E. Baird D. Barnard K. Barton D. Bartus K Baughman R. Baughman P. Beacom D. Beaver S. Berkey L. Bertolino S. Belisky D. Bickerstaff T. Blumentritt D. Brigaman N. Brine R. Broome K Brosius D. Brown R. Byerly K. Campbell S. Casale J. Casella C. Casino J. Cassidy D. Cataiano M. Cheplick D. Choratch M. Choratch C. Chump L. Chump B. Colley R. Cook B. Corbett S. Cortazzo M. Costellic J. Covin D. Crocker C. Czarnowski S. Dahlstrom J. DalleTezze C. Darragh T. Davis A. DeAngelo C. DeBold R. DeGuffroy J. DeLuca J. DeTorre D. Dodds 46 We have puddle-jumping contests and march in the band's footsteps — but we know better than to get caught in the halls! We take art and music, but it's two years before we'll even get near the driv-er's-ed car (for most of us. Ronnie) we’re wising up. but we’ve got a long way to go. J. Dollman M. Donnelly W. Dornin R. Dreistadt D.Eade C. Eberts L. Eckhoff D. Edwards B. Elliott K. Elliot V. Emelo L. Fike V. Fink L. Florek A. Gaiko E. Galley G. Geiger D. George S. Gibb W. Gillespie R. Goga T Golick R. Goodman R. Grabowski B. Gramlich K. Grant J. Green D.Guhl P. Gutwald T. Gwynn C. Hackley M Haldie D. Hall K. Hall B. Haman D. Harbaugh J. Harvison S. Hatcher V. Hazelton M. Hearn K. Heasley T. Hengst B. Henry M. Hewitt G. Hilty K. Hlavsa C. Horvat J. Huesgen M. Huesgen T. Huether W. Hufford C. Hughes M. lannocchione J. Irwin B. Johnson J. Johnson S. Juliane B. Kane D Kelly N. Kepple R. Kerna D. Kidd C. Khngensmith C. Khngensmith D. Khngensmith N. Klobucar 47 J. Kowalski K. Krahn J. Krajacic J. Krajacic J. Krinock P. Kush R. Lamison C. LaMont K. Laughery A. Lee V. Leece D. Lehosky G. Lentz J. Lindsay J. Link D. Linsenbigler S. Lock C. Loughner L. Loughner M. Loughner J. Lyons K. Maier D. Martin M. Martini R. Matrisch D. Mattucci J. Mazock R. McAndrew P. McCarthy L. Mcllhattan P. McKee D. McKeever T. Meneghini R. Mertz F. Milburn B. Miller M. Miller D. Mock G. Modar L. Montgomery R. Moon K. Morris T. Morrison C. Moyer P. Moyer D. Naugle W. Nesbit E. Nichols L. Nichols R. Nichols S. Nichols R. Niemiec J. Nightingale J. Norbert E. Norkin P.Orr P. Osselburn O. Padezan D. Panigal R. Parlog P. Payne D. Perich R. Petrel la K. Petrill M. Petrocelli R. Picarsic E. Pierce B. Pishko L. Pitonyak R. Pitzer J. Radebaugh L. Ramsey 48 D. Regina L. Regina J. Reynolds C. Ritenour N. Rodgers J. Rohrbacher K. Roskey B. Rosser R. Rugh D. Rupert D. Rush M. Sabo J. Salvatore S. Sanders D. Sartain M. Schiavone V. Sekora W. Sekora J. Seslar M. Shaffer R. Shaffer W. Shaffer P. Shank D. Shaw J. Shaw T. Shaw S. Sheridan A. Shirley D. Shirley C. Shook J. Shotts G. Silvis K. Silvis T. Silvis J. Slack K. Smith P. Smith S. Smola D. Spence L. Stape C. Stetar R. Stewart B. Stinebiser S. Surrec D. Tanyer G. Tatarka A. Tawney E. Thomas R. Tomolo J. Totora D. Trout D.Trout W.Vechter L. Venzon T. Vodopivec W. Volkar M. Vukas J. Wagner R. Wallace G. Watt T. Weightman P. Wellman D. Whalen C. Williams J. Williams D. Wright R. Yeckel R. Yennerall D. Zupancic 49 D. Adamson T. Anker class of 1977 S. Answine L. Antolini L. Atherton L. Atwood D. Barkefelt J. Barkley J. Barnyak J. Baughman O. Beiter F. Bender P. Bergman C. Berlin S. Bernhardy S. Bigler R. Black L. Bonacuro R. Brewer M. Breznik C. Broome M. Brown D. Bush M. Bush J. Cap D. Cartwright B. Casale C. Castine C. Ceol A. Charlesworth M. Chump D. Clair A. Cark K. Clark M. Cline D. Cook R. Covin J. Cunningham S. DelBene J. Demarchi R. DeMonte J. Denning A. DeStefano K. Detar J. DeTorre R. Dodds W. Dowdrick M. Downing 50 Seventh graders . Class of 'll. You know us. We wander around the halls looking for rooms but never seem to find them. We make skirts in sewing class and fry bacon and eggs at 2:30 in the afternoon — we’ve come a long way from an easy-bake oven. Seniors tease us in study hall and we occupy the front seat of everybody’s school bus. We’re the rookies of the whole school. We don’t know much about anything yet, but we’re learning (at least the teachers hope we are.) N. Dreistadt G. Dvorcak M. Dyer J. Eadie M. Earhart D. Eberts K. Eberts J Eckhoff L. Farroux D. Ferry J. Flodine J. Galando L. Gay E. George J. George L. Glasgow R. Goerl K. Golden J. Gombach L. Gonder J. Good L. Good J. Grabowski C. Graham M. Green R. Guiser L. Hampton P.Harbaugh B. Hawkey E. Heasley R. Henderson B. Heshizer C. Hilty D. Hindman R. Hobauch J. Hogget P Huesgen S. Hyde E. Keehn B. Kelly B Kidd R Kidney J. King K. King S. Kinkella S. Klapp C. Klavonich D. Kleyn H. Klingensmith E. Kloba M. Kochasic R. Kolleda W. Konrad R. Krautz R. Kusinsky L. Laffoon K. Laspina J Laspina R. Lavelle K.Leacock A. Leapline D. Legnine R. Leonard 51 K. Lerow E. Lewis R. Lindh D. Lindsay E. Liprando D. Lohr A. Long K. Longdon R. Loughner P. Lovato J. MacCauley D. Mahoy J. Martin M. Martin E. Matthews P. Maxim M. McCurdy K. McDermott L. McGarry L. McLaughlin B. Mediate T. Metz M. Mintus L. Moch C. Modar A. Moon M. Moore S. Morgan K. Moser D. Nagoda M. Naugle J. Nedley K. Nedley D. Nelson R. Nelson R. Nicholas J. Niemiec T. Nix R. Norbert M. O'Brien P. Olson C. Ontko G.Ord D Padezan W. Painter B. Palmer L. Parlog D. Parsons N. Pecora M. Pendrotti S. Perfetti D. Perry E. Pratt C. Preis B. Radebaugh R. Rawe R. Reeger 52 K. Reger K. Reger O. Remly J. Remly J. Renchko B. Ressler S. Rhea G. Ritenour L. Ritenour J. Roscosky K Rose J. Rossey P. Ruggiero T. Rugh D. Ruoff F. Rutkowsky J. Saddler G. Sartori R. Schneider J. Scott T. Scott W. Seanor D. Seda L. Seice P. Seice J. Sekora M. Shaffer 0. Shank S. Shaw T. Shearer D. Shook C. Shuster L. Shuster R. Simpson D. Smith J. Smith M. Stefanek W. Stetar V. Stewart S. Stojakovich D. Stouffer G. Stouffer S. Stryker T. Stull D. Tharp L. Thomas V. Thomas B. Thorn K. Vecter J. Volkar J. Waibel C. Wampler M. Webb E. Wemgartner G. Williams L. Williams S. Woods P. Yennerell A. Zeise J. Zimmerman 53 for over a generation read, correct score and mark you dream and scream but above all the voice of experience Mr. Onder — 32 years masters in your fields a part of our memories; ____________a part of us Mr. Kukich Rabbits Mrs. Danser Mr Frescura Mrs. DeMattr Sometimes, we can touch a mind, share an idea, a dream. an experience, and maybe shape a life. 20, 30, maybe 50 times 0 in a quarter century of teaching will this happen . . . if we're lucky. And then, it’s beautiful. Miss Howell Mrs. Black 'x Mr. Eaton MrfcB nch 1 Miss Caruso Mrs. Guenther Mr. Perich TOP ROW: M. Cartwright. F. Kinkela. M. Sartori. B. Sadler. D. Maxham. J. Moose, T. Steele. V. Holman. SECOND ROW: L. Tamm; student manager. S. Byerly. B. Yeagers. J. Frye. N. Copper. C. Lavelle. T. Huffman. BOTTOM ROW: B. Brown. J. Hatch. B. Held. E. De-Vincentis. A. Rudick. R. Supancic, H. Keffer. Our track team in its first year in competition, came through with a surprising season considering that none of the players had any idea what a track team was supposed to be like. Although having no previous experience, the boys responded well to Mr. Maloney's encouragement and did their best, under the circumstances. They competed against tough schools and a lot of hard work was necessary to place in the events. Jon Hatch’s amazing ability at Mt. Pleasant earned him a second place in the hurdles (pretty good for never jumping a hurdle before the meet). He also held the record for taking off his sweat pants after practice. (3.3 seconds). Jon was one of the team’s lettermen along with Dave Maxham, Tim Steele, Brian Yeargers, Eric DeVincentis, and Alan Rudick. Others working hard and turning in gutty performances were Bruce Saddler and Mike Sartori in the discus; Bill Brown and Jeff Frye in the broad jump; and Ron Supancic in the relays. Highlights of the season were Dave Maxham’s first place finishes in the highjump, the team's victory over Trafford, and all the time spent in practicing events that had never been attempted before (remember pole vaulting and the tires?). With 71’s experience behind them, the trackmen of 1972 look forward to bigger and better things in the season to come. Vince Holman Mr. Maloney .is? _____ryr' • '� • • . ■ « K£ •JL? -T- ' r ■ IJJ'V’J. � - .X y.v - vv ■ $££ %-■ , ■ H .1 .. Njeal Copper fr •.-■.- � ■ - J. -3£V - theHamon w‘ ------ - - PENN OPPONENT 0 Gbg. Central 4 6 Jeannette 9 0 Mt. Pleasant 18 5 Gbg. Salem 1 6 Yough 9 0 Trafford 4 7 Turtle Creek 5 5 E. Pittsburgh 2 5 Franklin 3 0 Gateway 14 1 E. Allegheny 0 0 Plum 10 2 Trafford 0 5 Turtle Creek 8 9 E. Pittsburgh 2 6 Franklin 9 3 Gateway 8 8 E. Allegheny 4 2 Plum 12 TOP ROW: J. Niemic. F. Gnesda, C. Varga, B. Reeger. D. Deter. B. Good. SECOND ROW: F. Huether, T. Wolicki. R. Bohince. L. Rogers. J. Moore. BOTTOM ROW: J. Bush. R. Evans, C. Kidney. M. Stevenson. M. Pevornik. Baseball '71 started out, as always, with the snow still on the ground and practices held in the gym. Greensburg Central, the first game and first loss, was the beginning of a long, cold, windy season. With only 3 returning lettermen, the Indians were very inexperienced, but by the start of section play the team was ready to take on giants like Gateway, E. Allegheny, Plum, and Franklin. The section record was 7 wins — 7 losses. Fine performances were turned in by seniors Ted Wolicki, who played anywhere and everywhere; Ross Pi-raino, hustler award winner; and Bob Reeger, most valuable player. Denny Detar never could seem to catch those foul pops and Frank Gnesda never did get rid of his sore arm. First base was always a mystery: would it be Stouffer. Varga, or Goody? But pitching was no problem. If Rogers could lift his arm, he would pitch. Lee's record was 6-1 and Mr. Kelly prayed for rain when he couldn’t throw. No one could ever forget about that black day at Mt. Pleasant or batboy Billy Volkar who only went to the games that had candy stores near the ballfield. The '72 season looks good with 8 returning lettermen: Rudy Bohince, Ron Evans, Joe Niemiec, Lee Rogers, Craig Varga, Bill Good, Jim Moose, and Fred Huether. STANDING: C. McWilliams, P. Blasinsky, L. Rogers, J. Frye, L. Liprando. KNEELING: C. Kidney, R. Pierce, G. Barker, T. Barton, J. Schroder, E. Lach. They don't give us pep rallies and we don’t take cheerleaders along to our matches (not that, we'd MIND if they'd come). But we do get to skip trig 3 days out of 5. Why am I chasing this crazy ball around? That guy from Franklin’s so good he must own a golf course, but hell, that didn't do Frye or Liprando any good. McWill owes me a milk shake (if I win). I should really get good at this game — I can’t afford it. Rogers, Blasinky, Liprando, Frye, and McWilliams are all seniors. This team's gonna feel it when we graduate. But so what else is new? • -;'V5P' Si PENN 5Vi 10 13 12 1214 1414 16 4 5 1114 6Vi 7 15 414 OPPONENT Hempfield Hempfield Ligonier Me Keesport Ligonier Me Keesport Swissvale Franklin Nprwio. • • Gateway Gateway Norwin 1014 6 3 4 314 114 0 12 ri ' 414 914 9 1 1114 ROW 1: E. Chick, K. Hizer, P. Nelson. R. Evans. B. Brown, A. Rudick. P. LaVelle, T. Casino. B. Burkey. N. Agona. ROW 2: T. Kroupa. D. Ludwig. R. Bohince, T. Shula. A. Klingensmith. J. Brammel. C. LaVelle, F. Heuther, B. Dale. B. Stempher. ROW 3: Mr. Painter. Mr. Kelly. J. Lauricia, E. VanSickle. D. Brown. J Winter. A. Deguffroy. E Kistler. P. Yurisinec. K. Frost. S. Ciocca. Mr. Kashurba, Mr. Pat Kelly. The season didn't start out exactly as we wanted; we had a few heartbreakers and close losses. But we beat Yough for the 2nd straight year and that got us going. Everybody wanted to beat Jeannette just one more time, but we couldn't do anything against them. (But neither could anybody else). Against Duquesne Nick pulled a win out of the rain and mud to give us a chance at a winning season. The tough loss at Southmoreland blew that, but we had something more important to look forward to — the last Penn High game ever. Mr. Kelly, the coaches, the players, the students, and anyone who ever went to Penn wanted this one. It was the team's last chance to show what it had. They didn't let us down. Evans and Bohince tore up Plum on the ground to get the last victory ever for Penn. Some of the fans even tried to tear down the goal posts, but our local cops weren’t in the same mood and proved to be the villians of the hour. Although it was a long way from that first one some 35 years ago, the last game and the last team will never be forgotten. The arrival of the really hot weather marked the beginning of another Penn High football season. Everyone worked hard while Down Over the Hill” and frolicked (?) in the gym during the dummy battles. The meals seemed to be worse than last year for everybody except a few guys, the most famous of whom was Eat-A-Meal. Many of the experiences that will be remembered didn't happen over the hill but in the parking lot and the locker room. The legends of Hit-A-Kid, Steal-A-Bar, and Watch-A-Play will last longer than any of the bruises and pains we suffered during the season. Cliff Lavelle Fred Heuther Junior Varsity Scores PENN OPPONENT Jeannette Burrell South- moreland Yough Franklin ROW 1: B. Kelly. T. Brecht. J. Schiavone. B. Darragh. D. Carose III. K. Kashurba. ROW 2: T. Mattucci. R. Hajduk. D. Susa. M. Donnely. K. Myers. T. Surrec. G. Kashurba. J. Slack ROW 3: Mr. Painter. M. Golden. T. Liprando. C. Laffoon. B. Shields. D. Regitz. G. Rebick. J. Martin. Junior High Football Team: M. Berlin. D. Brammell. T. Cartwright. R. Casalle. S. Cortazzo. J. Costellic. J. DeStefano, J. Henderson. E. Heuther. J. Kemerer. J. Kidd. D. Klingensmith. R. Leonard. K. Lockhart, G. Lohr, J. Maier. R. Nedley. R. Reidmiller. B. Pishko. R. Santa 88 Casa. A. Sartori. G. Sartori. J. Simcoviak. J. Shusteric. J. Wagner. P. Werner. J. Williams. Under Mr. Kashurba. you guys learned how to get tough and win games. After losing that first one you rolled over everybody. Don't worry — next year you won't have to wear all that same junky equipment. You'll get different junky equipment for JV’s. a-. - =4 Jerry Henderson j Gary Kistler v AiV •V vVv Coach Kukich Nick Agona Mr. Mertz Roscher Gary Kistler In this, the last year for Penn High basketball, our team came through with a fine season and gave us a lot of thrilling moments. Though they don’t like to admit it. our hoopball players are dedicated guys who spend countless hours practicing the whole year round. All the work and sweat they'd gone through at Sunrise paid off for seniors Mike. Dave, Gary, Denny, and Bruce this year. The season was long and the practices hard, but their interest never slackened, for if you enjoy the game as these guys do. you always have a desire to keep going. This love of the game symbolizes the true meaning of athletics and is the reason we can all be proud of the last Indians. FRONT: Bruce Sadler. Mike Roscher. Larry Hood. Dave Wrobleski. MiuuLt: iea � roupa — mgr. neo ueoieicmu, o aiy relief. luu noioanak. Uave Pierce. Ed Chick — mgr. TOP: Mr. Kukich. Bill Roscher. John Winter. Daryl Clair. Nick Agona. Mr. Mertz. Penn Opponent 87 Frazier 63 83 Blairsville 52 97 Mt. Pleasant 89 55 Frazier 61 68 East Allegheny 61 63 Freeport 64 56 Alumni 62 43 Jeannette 52 73 Yough 85 54 Edgewood 60 71 West Mifflin South 68 61 Ligonier 40 73 TurtleCreek 49 59 Swissvale 66 62 T rafford 52 62 Derry 60 63 Edgewood 46 47 West Mifflin South 74 87 Ligonier 59 82 TurtleCreek 66 75 Swissvale 84 64 Trafford 59 Ed Chick — mgr. Pat Lavelle. John Winter. Dave Pierce. Mel Stojakovich. Darryl Clair. Pat Cartwright. Mark DeStefano. Bob Goodman. Ed Hammett. Walt Sugent. Coach Mertz. Penn Opponent 39 Frazier 41 61 Blairsville 54 62 Mt. Pleasant 46 31 Frazier 42 43 East Allegheny 57 55 Freeport 49 33 Edgewood 43 45 West Mifflin South 55 50 Ligonier 37 34 Turtle Creek 59 52 Swissvale 41 51 Trafford 50 44 Derry 47 56 Edgewood 39 35 West Mifflin South 56 41 Ligonier 37 51 TurtleCreek 44 45 Swissvale 51 70 Trafford 48 100 101 FRONT: Mr. Painter. R. Horandt. P. Reidmiller. B. Gnesda. T. Peonoske. F. Huether. MIDDLE: J. DeStefano. M. Schropp. R. Nedley. J. Costellic. J. Shusteric. J. Simcoviack, F. Milburn, A. Reidmiller BACK: D. Stojakovich. S. Troglio. D. Bickerstaff. P. Hall. R. Goodman. M. Martini. D. Brown, missing — S. Cortazzo. Penn Opponent 44 South Monroeville 59 52 Franklin 66 40 Jeannette 55 37 Bishop Boyle 48 59 Trafford 33 62 Southmoreland 56 51 Sewickly 47 29 Gbg. Central 73 40 Norwin West 46 59 Mt. Pleasant 43 65 Stanwood 53 51 West Hempfield 56 50 Southmoreland 49 55 Sewickley 53 40 Norwin West 58 62 Mt. Pleasant 43 54 Stanwood 47 52 West Hempfield 60 SEATED: Joyce Webb. Marcia Shaffer. Helen Loughner. KNEELING: Pam Hilty. Loren Whitehead. Debby Loughner. Anita Rometo — mgr. Becky Klapp — mgr. Bev Lawther, Diane Kintigh. PENN OPPONENT 69 Yough 37 38 Derry 32 45 Norwin 85 46 Greensburg 59 54 Latrobe 63 58 Trafford 42 42 Hempfield 55 61 Derry 43 56 Yough 13 42 Norwin 75 45 Greensburg 50 42 Latrobe 45 50 Trafford 31 39 Hempfield 43 Diane Kintigh If Does it hurt here? How 'bout there? Can you feel it here? These are some of Miss Caruso’s favorite expressions that we hear a lot at Indianette practice. Swollen ankles, torn ligaments, a broken foot, a stiched-up chin, bruises and scratches — what a season! I doubt if we ever had a practice session without at least one injury. But it wasn’t all bad. There were stops at Mother's Little Helper on the way to practice to keep us from starving, and the bus rides were long, but certainly not quiet. Then there were our games. Remember the one where most of our players fouled out? We would have preferred men referees; they seemed to be less biased. The agony of defeat was a common thing for us, but we took it calmly. After all, we were playing teams with a lot more experience. The thrill of victory was rare, but when we won everyone knew because we were proud. We looked forward to the season’s end. but know now that well miss all the fun. especially at Fort Pitt with pizza, Pepsi, and place mats. We have all those great memories to keep for the rest of our lives. Helen Loughner Debby Loughner Loren Whitehead jW FRONT: Sue Kepple, Rita Martz. Sue Kettren. Sue Syster. MIDDLE: Cindy Hampton. Darlene Lyons. Karen Lyons. Joni Martin. r son. Flo Volkar. Sandy Grant. Kim Fink. OPPONENT 18 15 31 20 27 14 22 22 16 33 36 36 14 45 Derry Yough Norwin Greensburg Latrobe Trafford Hempfield Derry Yough Norwin Greensburg Latrobe Trafford Hempfield Eric DeVincentis JohniMatig John Brammell FRONT: Glenn Shaw, Rusty Gonder. Randy Guhl, John Matig, George Cook. Rod Florek. Terry Brecht. BACK: Eric DeVincentis, Larry Cole. Tom Pi-carsic, Don Grant. John Brammell. Al Klingensmith. Dave Regitz. Coach Morelli. Penn 51 Ligonier Opponent 17 30 Churchill 19 39 Mt. Pleasant 19 35 Pgh. Catholic 30 14 Southmoreland 35 54 Elderton 6 45 Steel Valley 16 27 Connellsville 27 38 Saltsburg 9 13 Derry 40 49 East Allegheny 6 31 Plum 24 24 Franklin 23 44 Jeannette 15 109 Coach Morelli Randy Guhl Eric Devincentis Rusty Gonder ic DeVrncentfs Don Grant Chris Snyder This year's wrestling season started out on a good note — only a small portion of what was to come. The wrestling team had the finest try-puts that Coach Morelli could remember. There were a lot of gaps to fill in the line-up, but the boys did a great job. One wrestler was undefeated also this year. (Rick Matrisch 11-0) Seniors Don Grant and Rod Florek also deserve mention for outstanding seasons. The team doubled the number of pins over last year's team and as the history of wrestling at Penn High came to a close, the boys had done something that no other Penn wrestling team had done before. They had won the runner-up trophy in Westmoreland County with a 11-2-1 record finish, second only to Hempfield's 10-1. A trophy — a fine end for a memorable season. Don Grant FRONT: M. Cook. K. Eisler. D. Brammell. M. Brautigam. G. Moore 2nd: R. Casale. B. Berkey. S. Montgomery. C. Snyder. D. Ludwig. M. Dorosa. BACK: R Whalen, R. Picarsic. J. Irwin. D. Klingensmith. J. Schiavone. J. Wierzbowski. S. Rodgers. B. Stemmier. J. Bungert. R. Brecht. D. Shakey. c h e e r I e a Cheryl DelBene — Head. Pam Cunningham. Becky Kochanov. Cathy Miller — sub. Marie Reeger, Marian Evosevich — sub. Pam Winter. Claudia Maffesanti, MaryBeth Drury. Debbie DeGuffory, Linda Freeman. We started in May with a whole new squad (almost). But toward the middle of September, we practically had to start over again. We finally were straightened out for basketball and sat back and decided that in the confusion we had had a great time. We ate lots, practiced lots, painted lots, and tried to reconstruct arms and legs. (Feet, too, Freeman.) We even twirled batons. Our greatest times were spent cheering our teams (football, basketball, and wrestling). And now we know we’ll always be cheerleaders at heart. hey, take a look at Penn! JV Cheerleaders have to be the underdogs of the cheering squads. The JV's always come after the varsity squad. No one ever comes to our football games, and it isn’t easy cheering for both the JV and varsity wrestling matches. We even got kicked out of Monroeville Mall! But you know what else? Even after those practices that we all love”, we have a great time, too — just cheering! Nadine Martello. JoyAnn Senchur. Janet Slack. Liz Zatkovich, Alice Gonder. Linda Auerswald. Annie Lux. Suzie Byerly. Karen Renchko, Cindy Miller. The 1971-1972 colorguard began a new season with many changes: flag-harnesses, new rifles, and a sword. People might have noticed the uniforms that we made for hot summer parades and for pep-rally days. We worked hard all summer for the money and trophies that our band won at parades and at the Hempfield and Norwin band festivals. Problems? Wow! But it worked. 121 C 0 1 o r a r d C (TQ m a ■ J o r e t Joan Baker — Head. JoAnne Gnesda. Kim Jones. Sharon Petrill. Liz Sartori. Joyce Webb. Renee Michaux. Darlene Orr Karen Benson Lori Barton — subs e 122 Being a majorette isn't just hot pants and glory; it takes a lot of practice, faithful determination, coordination, and imagination to create a different routine each week. It really hurt whenever students complained that we did the same thing every week. Our season began in June, practicing almost every day; waking up Sunbirch Drive at 8:00 in the morning with “What the World Needs Now is Love.” but few neighbors got the message. All our hard work was worth the effort when we received the 3rd place trophy at Kenneywood in Tri-State Competition. No one could have been prouder than we were. We not only marched for this competition but also in parades and band festivals, plus all the nerve-racking pep rallies and cold football games. Did you ever try to perform in a short skirt with all the football players eyes glued to the stage? Or feel the emptiness inside whenever you dropped your baton at the senior high pep rally? How about that “warm”feeling while twirling a fire baton? Was it all worth it? Of course — our names will live on at Penn High (unless somebody paints the dressing room walls.) and the beat goes on! Long early practices and loud verbal commands made things a bit different for our band this year. During the summer, band members could be seen putting lines and footprints on the road in bright yellow paint. Band festivals, the trophies, parades, the honors, football games, and pep rallies all made our fall season one of the best. We even took first place in some of the competitions we entered. During concert season, things settled down ... a little. But there were days when Mr. Bench was attacked by a bombardment of paper airplanes. Solos featuring senior members of the band accented our concerts and showed everyone the talent our musicians really had. It was the last year for the Penn High School Band and we were proud to play some of the best music in the best way to show other schools that we were just as great! TOP: D. Decker. M. Shaffer. P. Hilty. B. Lawther. D. Bickerstaff. L. Whitehead. D. Stoiakovich. M. Stojakovich. D. Clair. P Hall. T. Tocco. D. Ernette, E. Hammett 5th: B. DeMarcki. D. Yates. I. Norbert. R. Galetti. B. Henry. R. Johnson. L. Ramsey. S. Rogers. B. Elliott. J. Novak. K. Fink 4th: T. Barton. J. Hazelton. B. LaMont, A. Caporoso. C Bailey. B. Colley. G. Gaiko. C. Czarnowski. 3rd: G. Hilty. D. Picking. D. Barnard. C. Klavonick. D. Hewitt, S. Klapp. L. Elliott. R. Shipkowsky. R. Greer 2nd: J. Kistler. C. Klapp. D. Eade. V. Fink. T. Blumentritt. R Kerna. B. Kozain. P. Yennerell. T. Hall. Mr. Bench. 1st: D. Ball. K. Soles. M. DeSantis. J. Totora. B. Zatkovich. L. Zimmerman. A. Miller. M. Hewitt. K. Allshouse. K. Winfield. R. Matucci. K. Klapp. ABSENT: K. Hill. J. Smorada. P. McKee. B. Winter. B. Klapp. S. Woods. J. Nelson. D. Rutkowsky. D. Wright. K. Domica. S. Dahlstrom. D. Ernette. T. Smith. T Rutkowsky. R. Baughman. L. McGarry. R. Dreistadt. E. Thomas. R. Cook BOTTOM: K. Perry. K. Hammett. D. Yates. L. Martello. L. Frye. N. Broker. J. Greer. B. Catalano. D. Avolio. C. DelBene. C. Miller. A. Lux. Miss Matteo. 2nd: M. Kuzmk. J. oooan. L. Silvis. P. Stiffey. S. Petrill. N. Martz. D. Lohr. B. Lawther. L. Norbert. L. Elliott. D. Bush. D. Auckerman. 3rd: A. Gonder. J. Leapline. J. Bauer. K. Barnes. J. Slack. P. Kunczewski. C. Salvatore. J. Roskey. S. Galetti. K. Hlavsa. G. McCracken. N. Ros-cosky, R. Vitolo. 4th: J. Webb. J. Stouffer. P. Ank. M. Baird. D. Kintigh. R. Ceol. J. Senchur. D. Geiger. L. Susa. J. Pavetto. R. Hood. B. Sartori. 5th: L. Gongaware. R. Greer. T. Tocco. K. Barton. D. Stojakovich. I. Zatkovich. E. Kidd. J. Martin. D. Miller. A Morgan TOP: B. Stahley. D. Decker. T. Kroupa. K. Frost. K. Roscher. M. Kush. D. Ernette. M. Pevornik. B. Moore. J. Long. M McCauley. m u s ■ i c m a k e r s Follow me and we'll make beautiful music together. Well, maybe our music isn't the most beautiful you’ve ever heard, but we do the best we can! With determination and diligence, we practice every Tuesday and Thursday to learn our songs. First, we start with the basses, then add tenors, altos, and finally, sopranos. Sometimes, we even have 1st and 2nd altos and 1st and 2nd sopranos. Then presto! We have a great sound. It takes a lot of patience on Miss Matteo's part and on our part to rehearse the same songs over and over again until we get them together and the harmony is just right. But it’s worth the effort. ONT: C. Anderson. B. Borgo. P. McVicker. S. Root. C. Kurinko. V. Reger. D. Adamson. S. Kepple. N. Dorosa. M. Helly. B. Grossman. Miss ateo 2nd: P. Smith. J. Jacobelli. R Norton. C. Hampton. R. Estep. C. Wescott. S. Clemens. K. Kallner. R. Hopkinson. R. Beiter. 3rd: C. Ceol. Lindsey. B. Currie. S. Grant. D. Deguffroy. D. Nesbit. S. Seanor. B. Hague. M. Shuster. R. Whalen. 4th: C. Barefoot. L. Speck. C. Kush. B. ?gitz. M. Sugent. C. McDermott. S. Good. J. Lindsay. 5th: N. Broker. L. Beaver. R. Gay. V. Hartzell. J. McNamara. M. Gazibara. P. Maxham. Green TOP: L. Earhart. K. Raymaley. A. Bernhardy. M. Donnelly. D. Dixon. D. Adamson. BOTTOM: T. Kroupa. K. Hizer. R. Bohince. R. Evans. C. McWilliams. R. Florek. J. Kerna 2nd: L. Rogers. E. Van Sickle. L. Hood. C. Varga. J. Frye. J. Niemiec. D. Wrobleski, B. Brown. 3rd: R. Stempfer. S. Ciocca. B. Stahley, J Lauricia. L. Tamm. L. Liprando. D. Grant. TOP: Mr. Kelly. B. Sadler. G. Kistler. M. Roscher. T. Shula. B. Good. D. Holodnak. P. Blasinsky. J. McAndrew. BOTTOM: R. Pierce. J. Schroder. C. Lavelle. A. Rudick. E. Chick 2nd: G. Shaw. E. DeVincentis. J. Matig. P. Nelson. B. Berkey. P. Lavelle. 3rd: T. Casino. J. Brammell. J. Winter. B. Roscher. J. Moose. F. Huether. L. Cole TOP: A. Deguffroy. D. Brown. A. Klmgensmith. E. Kistler. P. Yurisinec. N. Agona. TOP: Tom Shula Gary Kistler Bill Mears Dave Wrobleski Bill Roscher Larry Liprando MIDDLE: Mike Roscher Bill Brown Jeff Frye Paul Blasinsky BOTTOM: Alan Rudick Chuck McWilliams Rudy Bohmce Kim Hizer A-V ASSISTANTS: Wade Brautigam. Mike Cook. Albert Klingensmith. Larry Liprando. Jerry Miller. Joe Schiavone. Brian Shields. Denny Susa. p e n s ■ i n d What America needs in a good lOr newspaper and the Pensindian is here! (once a month) Penn High’s answer to the New York Times brings you devastating exposes and thought-provoking editorials, not to mention name-that-baby!-contests. Ours is a never-ending search for the truth, brought to you by a tireless staff of journalism greats. We must be good; only experts would put out a paper like ours. Paper-wad basketball, the 6th period sewing circle, and Mike's green frog help our reporters unwind. (Great minds require frequent rest) Nevertheless, with our staff's reputation for probing insight and literary magnificence we can assure you that no other paper can rival the reputation that the Pensindian enjoys. Our hard work and long hours are rewarded when the newspaper goes on sale in homerooms throughout the school. Our staff is a dedicated group of men and women devoted to bringing Penn High ''all the news that's fit to print . SEATED: Jean Ann Greer. Helen Loughner. Lynn Giacomel. Rita Beiter. Sandy Deaunovich. Lynn Ellig. STANDING: Mrs. Peer. Donita Leonard. Flo Volkar, Jan Morris. Amy Johnson. Linda Watkins. John McAndrew. Bill Mears. Cindy Myers. Ron Evans. Glen Shaw. Brian Kane. Brian Leonard. ■ J u n ■ i 0 r c 1 a s s I e a d e r s n u r s e s c I u Virginia Andiorio Mary Ann Baird Kathy Barnes Roslynn Ceol Pam Cunningham Eric DeVincentis Linda Freeman Susan Galetti John Heard Susan Herholz Robin Hood Chuck Jaskulski Annie Lux Nancy Martini Nancy Martz Rick Matrisch Alanna Morgan Dave Pierce Rich Pierce Bill Roscher Alan Rudick Becky Sartori Diane Snyder Theresa Vitolo b FRONT: Niki Broker. Joyce Webb. Janice Leaplme. Karen Hlavsa. MIDDLE: Barb Dreistadt. Cathy Shaffer. Gail Fruehstorfer. Rita Bei-ter. Mrs. Mills. BACK: Linda Arlotta. Kim Loughry. Mary Ann Baird. Vicki Darragh. 134 STANDING: Jim Trout. Carol Ferry. Sandy Deaunovich. Mary Webb. Karen Lindsey. Patti Maxham. Georgeann Kachmor. SEATED: Debbie McGarry. Carol Wescott. Carol LaMont. Janice Leaplme. ABSENT: Virginia Andiorio. Jennifer DeTorre. Cheryl Kush. Sandy Norbert. Joy Smith. Dor.nell Werner. i ■ I b r a r y a s s ■ i s t Bottom: Anita Berg Marita Turney Kim Jones Nancy Martz Renee Michaux Nancy Martini 2nd: Sandy Dyer Dayna Held Debbie Hines Debbi Rohrbacher Sherrie Peters Ray Haman 3rd: Barbara Sarsfield Nancy Plechey Nadine Martello Diane Martin Elaine Howell Marsha Kozain Donna Kozain 4th: Dan Hufford John Hubish Ricky Glasgow John Kerlin Terry Casagrande Randy Brown Jack Chappell Top: Mr. Scurci Charmaine Denning Alice Gonder Karen Morris Chris Sandrick Sue Schultz Joe Lauricia s t u d e n t c 0 u n c ■ 1 i C. Anderson. J. Baker. B. Baughman. M. Bush. C. Casino. L. Cole. J. Cunningham. P. Cunningham. B. Dale. D. Day. K. Frost. J. Gnesda. R. Gonder. R. Goodman. S. Grant. B. Haman. C. Hampton. R. Henderson. W. Kelley. C. Kidney. E. Kroupa. D. Lindsay. J. Lindsay. J. McAndrew. M. Martini. J. Matig. P. Miller. J. Nedley. S. Pavlovich. T. Penoski. N. Rogers. A. Rometo, J. Roskey, T. Scott. K. Struzzi. F. Volkar. R. Wallace. J. Webb. G. Williams. B. Zatkovich. OFFICERS: RITA VITOLO. DON GRANT. LINDA FREEMAN. DAVE WROBLESKI. opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them” thomas mann National Honor Society is what every mother wants for her son or daughter: It's a 9-in-a-row win streak on the honor roll. Behind our backs, we’re called a collection of brownies, bookworms, and teachers’ pets. But actually we’re not so bad. We’re actors, football players, newspaper reporters, and your best friends, (maybe) Honor society people are intelli-gent(!), beautiful (?), and we never make spelling misteaks. Right? Right! n a t ■ i 0 n a 1 h o n o r s 0 c ■ 1 e t y FRONT: Debby Loughner. Rita Beiter. Joanne Pavetto. Diane Shula. Rita Vitolo. MIDDLE: Cathy Paroda. Helen Loughner, Lynn Ellig. Joan Baker. Joyce Webb. Mrs. Peer. BACK: Bobb Stempfer. Scott Ciocca. Lee Rogers. Tom Shula. Craig Varga. Darlene Mazock. Mr. Fresch. Suzie Galetti. Cheryl Goga. Ted Kroupa. Marty Kush. Mary Beth Kuznik. Mark McDermott. Cindy Miller. Anita Rometo, Diane Shula. Lois Susa. Rita Vitolo. Voices echoing off the audiotrium walls: the one voice bomming above all the rest, I DON'T HAVE TO BE HERE, YOU KNOW. IF YOU PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO PUT THIS PLAY ON, WE DON'T HAVE TO.” The practice begins and you try like you have never tried before; to get your lines right, to get into your part. Shouts of ‘ CAN'T HEAR YOU! and TALK SLOWER are all that break the flow of the scene. Unless, of course, the entire cast goes into fits of laughter — we do that pretty often. All too quickly the day of the Big Performance comes and you get an attack of last minute jitters like nothing you ever felt before or anything you'll ever feel again. Standing in the wings, all types of thoughts run through your mind — all your lines and your cue-lines, who is in the audience, if you'll get that 'big laugh' your 4th line deserves. Can you do it? Then you hear your cue-lines, automatically you go onstage, talking as you go. Suddenly, it's over-you can remember very little that happened, yet there is a good feeling swelling up inside you. The cast is itself again, talking and laughing and Mr. Fresch too: for the first time since practice began. he's smiling. how did it happen? why did it happen? BOTTOM: B. Brown. C. Goga. H. Berchick. B. Catalano. L. Beaver. P. Cunningham. J. Slack. V Shusteric. D. Grant 2nd: B. LaMont. J. SmoracJa, J McAndrew. B. Gutwald. C. Varga. C. DelBene. L. Sarton. J. Venzon. J. Webb. D. Mazock. R. Vitolo. S. Smola. Mr. Fresch. 3rd: M. Baird. G. McCracken. L Hoas. M Kush. C. Hampton. S. Kettren. S. Galetti. S. Kennedy. L. Susa. L. Whitehead. D Shula. 4th: M. Webb. P Scheider. J. Leapline. F. Volkar. S. Grant. M. Turney. K. Jones. D. Orr. S. Petrill. A. Rometo. B. Hursh 5th: K. Perry. M. Kuznik. G. Ka-shurba. T. Vitolo. J. Boban. R. Hood. R. Supancic. C. Bailey. K. Klapp. A George. K. Helly 6th: T. Kroupa. E. Kroupa. M McDermott. D. Decker. L. Cole. K Lindsey. P. Maxham. G. Paisley. C. Byerly. D. Yeargers 7th: C. Laffoon. S. Montgomery. B. Berkey. E. Chick. M. Doro- sa. L. Barton. L atkovich. C Miller. A. Lux. R. Peach. ...------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chuck Good. Dave Fisher. Rich Skallos. Gary Moore. Ed Hammett. Mr. Egidi. u s e r s c I u b Front: Karen Huether Amy Kennedy Michele DeSantis Back: Brenda Hague Valerie Atwood Marianne Shaffer Suzanne Kmtigh ■ J u n ■ i 0 r c 1 a s FRONT: Karen Raymaley. Michele DeSantis. Susan Seanor. Cheryl Byerly. Cindy Hampton. Luann Matt. 2nd: Marlene Donnelly. Patty Smith. Joyce Wescott. Karen Soles. Carol McDermott. Paula Maxham. Kathy Klapp. Colleen Bailey. 3rd: Connie Salvatore. Karen Perry. Ruth Better. Sandy Grant. Suzanne Kintigh. Ruth lannacchione. Vicki Darragh. 4th: Janice Roskey. Karen Hlavsa. Kim Winfield. Don Hewitt. Karen Allshouse. Terri DeMarchi. Vickie Hartzell. 5th: Pete Hall. Jon Smorada. Martin Donnelly. Bob LaMont. Cindy Klapp. Linda jf| Speck. Jerry Bush. c a I I e a g u e s FRONT: Laurie Shuster. Linda Antolini. David Adamson. Paula Harbaugh. Julianne DeTorre MIDDLE: Cheryl Preis. Cathy McDermott. Helen Matthews. Becky DeMonte. Mrs. Doberneck TOP: Cindy Klavonich. Rhonda Henderson. Ellen Liprando. Cheryl Ceol. 141 f h a —i ■ i — 11 «« ° IT0'3- B eV G' ««wxC ec'„K ?U«hr G Fruehs,or,er- D. Loughner. P. HHty. MIDDLE: Miss Howell. S. Deaunov.ch, A. Johnson. Vehec. D. Previc. K. Whalen. FRONT: L. Ellig. B. Guwald. L. Watkins. B. Hurst. C. Altman. L. Beaver. C DelBene. D. Hines. C. Myers We’re the “Betty Crockers” of tomorrow, (or so we thought), as we cooked and baked for the Nationality Dinner. We attempted to “be” and “do” all the things of homemakers, but somehow we managed to fake our way. Belonging to FHA isn’t all that great if you don’t enjoy all the fun of being yourself and of learning new ideas — especially if you’re on a diet. 142 SEATED: H. Berchick, J. Greer. L. Hackley. S. Norbert. J. Slack. J. Stouffer. D. Geiger. B. Hursh. STANDING: C. Goga. F. Hughes. V. Anderson. N. Roscosky. C. Miller. A. Lux. J. Roskey. R. Kosoglow. S. Grabowski. M. Rawa. A. Johnson. D. Previc. n a t ■ i o n a I f 0 r e n s ■ 1 c I e a u e FRONT: J. Leapline. K. Wally. C. Byerly. K. Lindsey. D. Yeargers. K. Raymaley. G. Paisley. 2nd: C. Salvatore. T. Vitolo. V. Shusteric. P. Smith. L. Speck. J. Jacobelli. R. Norton. S. Loughner. 3rd: A. Morgan. J. Roskey. R. Hood. K. Hlavsa. D. Perfetti. B. Curry. B. LaMont. 4th: D. Bigler. M. Donnelly. M. Kush. J. Trout. T. Huffman. T. Kroupa. speech finely framed delights the ears” ROW 6: S. Pavlovich B. Colley L. Mcllhattan ROW 5: D. Shaw D.Tharp J. Barnyak M. Mmtus G. Lents ROW 4: S. Sheridan K. Baughman K. McDermott M. Costellic D. Harbaugh M. Hewitt ROW 3: J. Rohrbacher R. Simpson V. Hazelton D. Wright S. Juliane R. Henderson ROW 2: R. Dodds K. Laspina R. Lamison D. Mock C. Lamont S. Bigler ROW 1: S. Perfetti S. Shaw L. McLaughlin D. Adamson P. Heusgen P. Harbaugh J U N I 0 R N F L w FRONT: Debbi Loughner. Joyce Webb. Lee Rogers. Craig Varga, Rita Better. MIDDLE: Sheri Shearer. Cheryl DelBene. Joan Baker. Anita Rometo. Joanne Pavetto. Rudy Bohince. TOP: John McAndrew. Rita Vitolo, Jon Smorada. Helen Loughner. Lisa Beaver. We tried — my God, did we try. We wanted to make this the best, the most beautiful, the most fantastic yearbook Penn High ever saw. Probably some of you hate it. We hope somebody out there likes it. No doubt we bruised a lot of feelings, we misspelled names and a lot of faces got cut out of a lot of pictures. We wanted to say goodbye to Penn High with a bang: to make this a pic-ture-and-words book that will bring back a lot of good memories. The first day of school in 7th grade, the first guy you ever went steady with, skipping out for lunch, your worst enemy, yourself — we tried to get it all together and keep it forever on film and paper. Rita Vitolo —Co-Editor we tried harder 20 years from now dig the ’72 yearbook out from under your bed and have a good laugh. Cheryl Q IBene— Business SEATED: Mr Sadler. Mr. Coleman. Mrs. Lutz (secretary). Mrs. Saunders. Mr. Rizzardi. STANDING: Mr. Bukovac. Mr. Backus Mr Love Mr Keidmiller. Mr. Ferraro. Mr. Fordyce. yesterday, and today, and forever” 148 v our love story May Day used to be a tradition at Penn High, but we've lost a lot of traditions lately: May Day '71 almost didn’t make it. Student Council begged, the gym teachers coaxed, and most of the senior girls cried. Finally, the powers-that-be gave up and let us have our way. Our Love Story turned out to be almost an all-senior affair (but almost everything the Class of '71 did was an all-senior affair) A kiddies' matinee that was more of a dress rehearsal got the whole school down in the gym to watch the show: that made it easy to skip out at 2:30. But the show wasn't too bad: we got to see the senior girls tie themselves in crepe-paper knots and get a good-bye kiss from their waltz partners. Valetta had to duck six inches every time she turned: Mike kept tripping over Amy’s feet: and Margie danced like a pro: if you looked real close, you could see the guys mouthing one, two. three, one, two, three But everybody looked like they were having a good time and some of their glow and enthusiasm rubbed off on the rest of us Suddenly. May Day didn't seem so corny after all. Seniors: Kent Weightman + Kathy Sexton. Sophomores: Alan Rudick + Robin Hood. Juniors: Craig Varga + Anita Berg. King: TomYenner-ell. Queen: Karen Lehosky. Seniors: Ted Wolicki + Connie Martz. Sophomores: Rick Matrisch + Linda Freeman Juniors: Mike Roscher + Amy Johnson Crownbearers: Ted Kukich + Carol Sexton. traces of love Notice that we called this the Junior-Senior Prom. That's because we juniors organized the whole thing (or so Mr. Eaton said) slaving in that refreshment stand — what a job! Pans to scour, coffee to make, potato chips, pizza, hot dogs — you name it, we sold it (or gave it away). Late in October, during the magazine campaign, the orders were in such a mess that Mr. Eaton pulled his hair and threatened to resign as junior class advisor. (Now you know why Mr. Eaton is bald.) The junior high almost got their first prom in 1971. but it's not our fault that those seventh graders beat us to every magazine subscription in the district. But who worries about money? Now we were getting down to the really heavy decisions. like whether to order the free favors that looked like skunks. ''Do you think he'll ask me?”, ' Would she go with me? The scheming was really getting thick, but by April, the whispers had changed to How should I do my hair? and What color gown should I wear? May 7, 1971 Lakeview Lounge gold hearts for the girls that romantic walk along a moonlit lake, skipping stones on the water. Now we're left with only traces of our love. we’ve only Senior Day '71 is wearing your new hotpants on stage to get your honors tassle. It's a brand-new, fire-engine red. Webster's Seventh. (A dictionary? For me? The only thing I ever looked up in a dictionary was dirty words.) Senior day means throwing lollipops from the back of a U-Haul and saying good-bye to everybody. It's yearbooks, and crying, and laughing, and two cookies free; your last chance to break the school speed limit. It’s Move-Over-Seniors-Day. just begun! This group is supposed to be the leaders of tomorrow? These kids grew up beside me — I watched them grow from 97-pound weaklings to 197-pound weaklings. I don’t know anything about anything. Why do I have to graduate? I couldn’t wait to get out of this place, so why can't I bear to leave it now? Good ol’ Penn High — we called you a dump and wrote on your walls, but you gave me an excuse to get out of the house. 8 hours a day. 5 days a week. 36 weeks a years. 12 years. Who's kidding who? I'm supposed to remember this stuff you fed into my brain? I slept most of the time and fooled around all other times and you know it. This Class of '71 turned out some pretty decent people. We had a good football season, an OK basketball season, and besides that. Penn High had a track team for the first time in its life. Seniors thought they ran the school, hassled the seventh-graders, skipped classes, and thought they were great. They were Seniors and they played it for all it was worth. On June 2nd. the Class of '71 became a statistic . . . by September, they were a memory. queen of hearts FRESHMAN ATTENDENTS Karen Huether Chuck Simons SOPHOMORE ATTENDENTS Krissy Kontetta Bruce Parke JUNIOR ATTENDENTS Nancy Martz Chuck Jaskulski SENIOR ATTENDENTS Amy Johnson John Me Andrew Student Council President Rita Vitolo Senior Class President Wayne Fontana Marilou Frye Dave Wrobleski Lisa Beaver Bruce Sadler Our first and our last homecoming. Screwed up? It certainly was different. Does ridiculuous describe how you feel riding in a golf cart, on display for a standing-room only crowd? Hilarious, maybe, and kind of dumb, but its not an experience that you soon forget. But it was our homecoming and we were proud of it. We worked hard, (that's what we told Mr. Blank and the teachers, but don't you believe it) Everybody loves skipping classes to measure golf carts down at Liprando's and to decorate them. Since when does it take two hours to go to K-mart for crepe paper? By pep-rally time the whole school was thinking only one thing: WHO? A well-kept secret, huh. Dave? Finally, we knew. Congratulations Lisa, Mary Lou, and Amy. But we had to wait until the game to find out who the queen would be. Don Grant. Master of Cermonies, gave us the word — and now the Queen is ... Lisa Beaver! merry Christmas, darling Greeting cards have all been sent The Christmas rush is through But I still have one wish to make A special one for you — Merry Christmas, Darling We’re in love so true For when I dream and in my dreams I'm Christmasing with you Holidays are joyful There's always something new And every day's a holiday When I'm near to you. For the lights on the tree We both love to see On this very special day Logs on the fire Fill me with desire Just to see you and to say That I wish you Merry Christmas Happy New Year, too I've just one wish on this special day I wish I'll always love you. Logs on the fire Fill me with desire Just to see you and to say That I wish you Merry Christmas Happy New Year, too. I've just one wish on this special day I wish I’ll always love you. And Merry Christmas, Darling!! 160 Our first senior class party, scheduled for the day before Thanksgiving, got snowed out. So nobody was really surprised when it started to snow right after the early bus bell January 27. That night. Monroe Bowl offered pool, bowling, and roller-skating; we added sleeping on the tables. There was a pool tournament and almost the entire Claridge bowling team made it; by January, seniors were betting on snow for graduation. The class of '72 had fantastic luck. Fi Jjl HKift Stephen Bench Band and Instrumental Music grades teaching: 6-12 v. MS — Public School Music. Duquesne UniversifgK£||| years teaching: 22 Francis Black English an Heritage grades teaching 10.11.12 BA — Carson-Newman College MA — Geo me Peabody Qollege years jelling: 14 Paul Blank Algebra and Mdth grades teaching: 8-12 BS — Indiana University of Pa.. Penn State University Masters Equivalent in Education years teaching: 12 Ba r bar a A. oossart Art grades teaching: 7-12 BS — Penn State University Post Graduate — Indiana University of Pa. and Penn State University years teaching: 10 Janet M. Broker Counselor grades counseling: K-l 2 RN Windber Hospital. Windber. Pa. BS MS— Counseling Education. Indiana University of Pa. years at Perm: 11 Sarah Byers Mathematics grades teaching: 10.12 BA University of Pittsburgh years teaching: 28 . iI fsyi Carolyn Caruso Physical Education and Health grades teaching: 7-12 AB — Education. Fairmont State College years teaching: 2 Pat Cortazzo Driver s Education grades teaching: 10.11.12 BS — Education. Cjeneva Joyce M. DeMatteo Homemaking grades teaching: 7-12 BS — Home Economics. Ir diana University of Pa.. Setoq Hill College years teaching: 9 Margaret C. Dobern Latin grades teaching: 7.9.10.11.12 BA— Penn State University Graduate work — Penn Slate. and Temple years teaching: 20 Dal � s Eaton Engh grades teaching: 11,12 BS — California State Collie years teaching: 12 Morgan Cgtdi Industrial Arts grades teaching -1 BS — California State Colie ge AlJen Faulk Social Studies grades teaching: 7.8 BS —'Education. Slippery Hock years teaching. 5 Gary C. Fresch Science grades teaching: 7.8 BS MS — Education. Ind of Pa. S|Sj0 Fresch Physi grades teaching 12 BAp Seton Hill College] years teaching: 7 rf F. Daniel Frcscura German I grades teaching: 9,10.1 1.12 BS Education. Indiana years teaching: 1 years teaching: 15 Don F, Danser Spams: grade! teaching: 9 -12 BA — Spanish. Waynesburg College years teaching. 11 anne Guenther ■kanll.HUV Kades teaching: 10-12 BA — Marburg University University of Pa. - irmany Dons Danser Government. Civics, and World Cultures grades teaching: 9.10 BA - - Waynesburg College ears teaching: 1 Er Guzik Physical Education and Health grades teaching: 7-12 University of Miami. Florida BS — McNeese State Umversitycf v re Louisiana years teaching: 11 Ji Kirk Hague Counselor j BS — Slippery Rock Colle MS — Duquesne Universk years at Penn: 13 fip’e ty Prudence A. David English grades teaching: 11.12 BS — Clarion State College years teaching-? Thomas C. Hixson Algebra I II. 8th grade fjlathematics grades teaching. 8- ft BS — Clarion State College MS — Education. University of Pittsburgh years teaching: 6 Wilma Howell Ramemaking graJ sUpaching: 7-12 BS —West Virginia University Vocational — Penn State Univers years teacmng: 6 Ruth L. Judith English grades teeing: 7.8 ■u BS— Kut to nState College Graduate work: University of Pittsbuffch and Seton Hill years teaching: 12 ana University Dennis Kashurfc Psychology and Sociology grades teaching: 11,12 BA — Psychology. Lafayette College John Kelly World Cultures. Americaf History. Russian History grades teaching: 10-12 BA — St. Vincent Collet years teaching: 14 Regis Kelly Physical Education and Hi grades teaching: 7-12 BS — Slippery Rock College Masters Equivalent years teaching: 20 John Paul Kish grades teaching: 7-12 BS — Indiana University of Pa. Graduate work: Indiana Umversi years teaching: 7 ty of Pa. ii. jf Ted Kukich I Social Studies S grades teach ing$10- ____________ BS — Clarion State ' | MS — Education, Indiana University of 1 % years teacrung: 11 Zeigy Kunczewski 7th grade Mathematics grades teaching. 7 BS — Clarion State College. California® State College. Penn State University. 1 Duquesne University. University of .Pittsburgh years teaching: 37 Terry Edward Lang World Cultures and American History k grades teaching: 7.8 _____________ BA — Westminster College MAT — State University of New York. University of Pittsburgh years teaching: 3 Deborah J. Leighty Physical Education and Health grades teaching: 7-12 BS — Health. Physical Education. Recreation. Slippery Rock College (JMduah? work: Penn State years teaching: 166 ______ m wr John Lo. re Driver s Education and Geography grades teaching: 7.8.10 BS — Clarion State College MS — Indiana University of Pa. years teaching: 16 onal Typing, Hazel Mclntire Bookkeeping I. Typin, and Office Practr grades teaching. lO1! BS MS — Indiana University of Pa. years teaching: 28 M. Virginia Malley Mathematics grades teaching: 7.8.9 j'-' Si BA — Seton Hill College 1 Graduate work: University of Pittsburgh years teaching: 9 Fred G. Maloney Geometry Algebra II. General Business Mathematics grades teaching: 10-12 AS — Point Park College BS — California State College Certification credits — University of Pittsburgh. Penn State years teaching: 4 Violet Matteo Music grades teaching: 7-12 BS MS — Music Education, Duquesne University Ted Mertz American History grades teaching. 11 BS — Clarion State College Graduate work — Indiana University. California State College. University of Pittsburgh years teaching: 5 Carol Miller Shorthand I II. Typing II. Transcription grades teaching- 11.12 I BS — Indiana University of Pa. years teaching: 10 Melvin E. Miller English grades teaching: 7 -«- • Seton Hill. West Liberty State. California State College years teaching: 6 Nellie Jane Mills School Nurse RN Columbia Hospital. WiiKinsburg BS — Education. Indiana University of Pa. years as a school nurse: 11 Rut’ Molmero Counselor grades counseling: K-12 BA — Seton Hill College Graduate work: University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne Un versity. Penn State yearsteaching: 35 1 homas Morelli Mathemjtics grades reaching: 7.8 BS — Indiana State University of Pa. years teaching: 11 Michael O'Halloran English and Speech grades teaching: 9.10.11 BA — Penn State University Graduate work — Indiana University of Pa. years teaching: 5 [ Tar Onder -- i Biology Igrades teaching: 10 tBS — University of Pittsburgh. Seton Hill B College Graduate work: University of Pittsburgh yearsteaching: 36 Donald Painter Civics, Government. andLfconomics grades teaching: 9,12 3 BS — Education, Penn State University years teaching: 3 SB( Phyllis Peer English and Journalism ipades teaching: 10-12 | California State College 'ears teaching: 15 5 • BS wwyea Grace Pees Reading grades teaching: 7,8 Indiana University of Pa.: Penn State Univei jjy. Duquesne University Theodore I Vice Princi BA MA years teacl ’erich il University of Pi mg: 18 Ross A. English grades teaching: 9 BS — California State MAT — University of Pittsbui years teaching: 5 Lois Philpot ■ English grades teaching 7.8 BS — rHinh|lP Graduate work: Penn State, University of Pittsburgh %£ -' years teaching: 3 Charles G. f?o®vich Typing. Business Law. General Business, Civil Service, Consumer Education grades teaching: 10-12 BS MS— Indiana University of Pi years teachl C Richard Prilp Science grades teaching: 7.8 BS — WaynfsburgCollegi ME — Duquesne University years teaching: 5 Victors. Counselor. grades counseling: K-12 BS — West Virginia University MA — Indiana University of Pa. yearsteaching: 14 Sarah Ralph Reading and English grades teaching: 7.8.9 BS — Muskingum James Ramsey Science grades teaching: 8.9.10 BS — Penn iState University ME — Indiana University of Pa. years teaching: 11 J. Reilly Mathematics grades teaching: 9-12 B Ed — Duquesne University years teaching: 18 Carol Richardson Librarian A 'U BS — Library Science. Clarion State College M Ed — Library Science. Duquesne University years atiPenn: 13 Charles N. Ross English. Individualized English grades teaching: 10.12 AB — Geneva College Graduate work — Penn State. Indiana University of Pa.. University of Pittsburgh yearsteaching: 17 Dorothy Soles Guidance Office Secretary Duffs Business School Gertrude K. Stump Geography 7 8. Mathematics 7 grades teaching: 7.8 BA M Ed — University of Pittsburgh Francis Tiben General Terence and French | grades teaching: 9.10 BS — Dusquesne University _ university ol riUsouign Michael Vuick Social Studies grades teaching: 7-12 BA — University of Pittsburgh MAT — Duquesne University Doctoral Candidate — University of P Pittsburgh years teaching: 4 isr Tom Zolock I Chemistry. Advanced and General % grades teaching: 11-12 BS — Education. California State College Graduate workPenn State. Indiana B University of Pa., Uniyrsity of B Maryland years teaching. 3 167 teachers’ index I Y _ senior index l Debra Lynn Adamson •Debicourse1 of study:'academic .. 10: Drama Guild Ga.i Campus Life 11 Dranri Guild. Ski Club. Campus Life 12: Drama Guild plans: airline school or college Karen AHshouse Allshouse course of study: academic 10 Junior Classical League. Drama Guild 11 Drama Guild 12: Drama Guild. Future Nurses plans: nursing school. Cheryl Ann Altman Altman course of study: general 10 FHA 11: FHA 12: FHA plans: relax. Linda Monica Arlotta Lotta course of study: general 10. none 11: FBLA. Homeroom officer 12: Nurses Club . plans: marriage. $00 “ Diane Marie Avoiio Diane course of sf ucry general lO. Usher Candystnper II: Ski Club 12-Chorus plans: secretarial work n Baker Walter Ball course of study: academic 10: Band. Drpma Guild JL fA. NfcS. Student Couc .K ■ha NHS Student Coucil. Campus I____ «. FHA'; NHS. Sk- Club Junior Activitu ■room Treasurer ette. FhfA Student Council NHS. Yea- 11: Band. Drama Guild 12: Band. Dram Guiid plans: college for professional usic ft rev Bprras soot study general 10 Ceology Club i lj Ski Club 1? none .£ oH .........hanics. Ruth Ann Beacom -Ruthie ‘ w| course of study: Vo Tech 10 none 11- none 1 12- none I ■ plans: beautician. Lisa Lousie Beaver Beaver course of study: general 10: Art Club 11; Drama Guild FHA Queen of Hearts. Yearbook. Drama Guild plans, art career tud . academic tossi lU ue. Stud Lditor • NewspafX-- Nu A j Helen Mane Berchic nickname: none course of study FHA. 11: FBLA. Dra 12: O-j s secretary b'ta Berg JBL study bus 10 Class sec ret iry • 11: Student Counci Basket: jII 12: Senior Persona ty OF CA Secretary pbuis: airline work Rudy W'liiam Bohince Rudy course of study: academic 10. Football 11 Football. Baseball 12 Football. Baseball. Yearbook -plans: college 1 Edwin Murk Bra'uggam “Bfone' course of study. Sodemic Wrestling lans: college NiK' Lynn Broker nickname: none course of study: 10 Fha. Chorus 11: Chorus. Ski Ch 1? Chorus Tr plans, associate Randy James Br nickname: none course of study-10 Wrestling 11: Distributive I 12; Distributive plans: business ademic udent Council b. JV Cheerleader er. Nurses Club Igree in nursing. ?neral hnagement. William T. Brown • Bill- course of study a ,idemi 10: RmHKHBbaii ■ 11: Football. Trm . Varsity P Ski Club. Junior Class Leaders. Drama Guild . 12- Football Track , Varsity P . Drama Guild Gerald Bush Bush- course of study academic lO none 11: Baseball Classical League President, PTj plans: college Cynthia Lee 8yeriy ,_______ Cindy course of study genera! rs. Student Council ■ none fl2 homeroom soerwary [ plans: junior college-Rllfchandising itor of “Fledging GeorgeJ F‘ George COurs of study Vo Tech ■' : 10 Wrestling 11 Wrestling 12 Wrestling plans: Work in a body shop. Sondra K. Deaunovich Sandy course of study general 10. none . , 11: Library Assistant. FHA. Newspape’ Staff 12: Library Assistant. FHA, Ncwspaper Staff plans: modeling school Terri Lynn DeMarchi Ter course of study: academic 10 Campus Life. Ski Cfub 11 Campus Life. Sk Club 12. Nurses Club. Junior Classical League plans: undecided Robert A. DeMarcki Bob course of study: Vo-Tech 10 Band Treasurer. Latm Club, NFL 11: Band. Ski Club 1? Band Vice-President, NFL plans: college-music major. Deborah Sue DeMontc Debbi course of study academic 10: Campus Life 1! Campus life. Newspaper Staff. Ski Club 12. none piansxoilege.jj ChanTWime Marie Dennmg . 3 ■ Oa tudy: gene: Keith Richard Calisti i Super Wop course of study: ger lO Wrestling 11: Varsity Wrestling.® 12: Senior Class Vi Class Flirt plans: college :iub resident. Senjo r Personal Albert Caralli AT course of study: vo-Tr lO none 11: none 12: none plaps: electrician. £ L Gasagrande none f study general Ti n c 1 _ 11: DEC 12DECA plans: college - W.C.C.C Beverly Ann Catalano Bev COURSE OF STUDY: General 10 GAA Chorus 11: Ski Club. Drama Guild. Girl s Basketball. Ci - . 12: Drama Gu id. Chorus. Senior Personality-Most Talkative 0 plans undecided Patricia lour 10 Campus 11 Campus L 12 Nurses Club plans: coilege-nu Barbara Ann Dreistadt course of study: gerk- al lO none .'■11 none Mm 12. Nurses Club plans: practical nurse Charles Edward Durst Chuck-course o! stuc 10 VICA. Student 11: Wrestling 12 Student Council plans: Navy. Jane Louise Dyer ■■ n- - course of study, general j • 10. none 1 krone 12: none plans: clerical assistant. i j Lynne Rene Ellig nickname: none 10. Chorus. Ushers. Candystriper. NHS 11: Chorus. Newspaper Staff FHA. NHS. Ski Club 12: Newspaper Staff FHA. NHS plans: college — pre-med Ronald Lee Evans nickname: none course of study: academic 10 Sportsman Club. Baseball 11: Ski Club. Baseball. 12 Varsity P . Football. 8asebail. Pensindian plans: college. Rodney L. Florek Rod course of study: Vo-Tech lO Wrestling 11: Wrestl.ng 12. Wrestl.ng plans, welding Kenneth Robert Frost Ken course of study: academic course of study: academic lO. Football. Chorus 11: rootb.il;. Chorus' .3 %'t 12 football, Chorus. US Steel Lectures plans: college Gayle N Priiestorfcr Frufervlbrfor course of study: general IG none 11: FHA . -1? FHA. Nurses Club •-TPLins: nursing. f Eugene William Frye Gene course of study: VGo-Tech 10 VICA 11: VICA 12: VICA plans: electronics study course of study: general . 40: Golf. Wrestling 1 ii.Gfilt Wrestling. Varsity P” 12: Golf. Varsity “P” , ■ Ppsr Marilou Frye % , Fra : fW. course of study: general 10 - J 11- Homeroom Treasurer Ski Club. Pron 12. Senior Attendant Queen of Hearts, ality Class Fli-J plans: business school ‘ Catherine Gay gat-Cathy” ' •- -course of st g IG GAA II:Girts Basketba 12. Girls Basket l ® pbr.s. college Katherine C-.inbara •-• Gazi” COurseof St , U gcr.t-r.il IG none 11-none § plans course’Of study: business 10: Art Club GAA. Pep dub NFL 11 Student Council. Ski Club FBLA 12:FBLA -Vice-President planf: secretary.- iSrlv-Ha course of study . Vo-Tech 10. Wrestling 11 none 12: none plans: mechanic. Bonnie Jean Heaslcy nickname: nono course of study: business IG FHA, FBLA 11: FBLA, NHS r 12: FBLAPresidcnt. NHS plans: business school Joseph Mebrank Hebranks course of study, business 10: Football li-OECA 12.-CECA plans: machinist. Fntzi R. Highes Fretf' course of study: business IGGhoruf 'll. Chbrw? . iA. 12: Student Council. flBLA plans: business school, marriage Barbara Hursh Barb ' course of study: business 10 Drama Guild. Junior Classical i eaguc 11: Drama Guild. Junior Classical I eague 11 Drama Guild. FHA. FBLA 12: Drama Guild. FHA. FBLA plans: business school. mCommittoe Senior Persorv- iftpnna Elizabeth Heshizer course of study general 10 DramaGuild 11 Ski Club 12- Homeroom lr plans- marriage. r ?asur r Mark K. Hickman • Kevin' course of study Vb-Tefeh 10. none T! • none 12; none ' blahs: course m Arlie W. Hutton nickname: none course of study: Vo-Tech 10. none 11: none 12: VICA plans: architect. Mike Jarnot ■ Mike ’ course of study: academic 10 none 11 none 12: none plans: pre law. Amy Johnson nickname none course of study business 10 Class Treasurer.FHA 11: Class T reatfrtr, FHA. Library Ass. srant B [12: Homeroom President. FHA F9LA Newspaper Staff. U Senior Attendant - Queens of Hearts ■ school r __Giacomei bourse of study: business 10: GAAT II: FBLA 12 Pensmdian'SUjtf retofy-’ BCI ow Ric nicknar course of st lO Vo-Toch 11: Vo-Tech 12: DECA plans: service Cheryl Ann Goga general , Ski Club. Girls Basketbai rah Sue Hines Maggie” course of study general 10 Homeroom Vice-President. GAA Candystnper.:Usher$CI Ski Club, Library Assistant course of study b, Dr iuild. Thespians. FBLA, Ski Club iuild. uild . T bespiu.-.u. 10 Art Club. Drama NFL 11 Drama G� _ _ 12 Drama Guild. Thespians. FBLA-Secretary plans: secretary. ep Club. 11: Homeroom President. FHA. 12: Homeroom Secretary. FHA. library Assistant plans: airline training M Kim Alan Hizer ' Hiz v courseof study business 10: Football 11: Football. Fire Patrol 12. FootbaM. Fire Patrol. Varsity P . plans business school. Rosemary GoliCk -Rose- course of study Vo-Tech 0 none v 11. none r-12: rone fans: beautician, marriage s Nelson Good use of study academic 10 Biseball. Sportsmen Club 12. Ba-,4balf. Varsity “P” plans: college. uonald Jay Grant - “Donn r SBOUrse nf s - IT Wrestling Ora VI1 Wrestling Stu Y Vl mittee, Junior Cl 3 12 Wrestling. Student Counc plans: cottoge mastcrs.-PhD —e W ean Ann Gr • • Jtag ft”Jean“ course of study business May 11: Cheerleader. FB Class Secretary. Guild nt Gouncil-Treasurer. Pr s Leader. Vice-Presid Dennis Richard Holodnak -4 Lew course of study academical, 10: Art Club 11: Basketball. Football Stabstici 12: Basketball. Football Stnftici plans: undecided. m Larry Matthew Hood, mcknam : none stud , academic 10: GAA. Usher. May Court. Chorus. JV Cheerleader FBLA. S Chorus 12: FBLA-Treasurpr County Choru Most Attractive, he pbns: airline school Elizabeth Ann Gutwald 'Betsy course of study: general IG GAA LA. Ski Club.Junior Class Leader. ior Personality 11: Drama Guid. Girls Basketball. Ski Club. Student Council 12 Dram., Guild. Guild. FHA Batons: none. Lou Ann Hacktey k. 'Lou cou 1 10 BawwtiMH 11 Basketball Ski Club I 2 Basketball Varsity P Ins: College — dentistry I n Hubish b course of study: general 10 Football 11 Football 12: DECA service Sue Hudson none udy general in Treasurer plans undecided. David L Huether 'Dave' , d course of study: Vo-T 10: none 11; none 12. none _________w- older Robert Oan.el Hu � ford course of study: general 10: Band 11: Band 12: Band. DECA plan : college Semo Personaiity MoM Attractive y study: academic IG! 11: Ski C'ub 12: none plans college Harold L. Kefter nickname: none courseofstud ucademic IG Studr-nt Council 11 StJbont Council Sk. Club-12: none plans: none :j| In Kerim icknjme none ourse of study genera! 1G none 11 DECA 12 DECA plans- none James Richard Koch Jim” Course of Study academic K NHS 11 NHS 12 NHS plar s undec ded. -Charted Kroupa. Jr Kroup ■ of study academic A J. Ntu. Manager. Chorus 11 NFL Drama Guild. Varsity Chorus 12 NFL Drama Guild. Varsity P”, Football Manager. Chorus. Thespians plans: college — inflation therapist Josephs. Launcia B'g Joe- course of study general IG Football 11: FootbaM. DECA 12: Football. DECA plans service. P . Football Manager. mi Jr ji Beverly Jean Lawther JF 3 'Bev $ course of study: academic % 1G Band. Chorus. GAA K 11: Band. Chorus. County Band. Ski Club. Girls Basket ball. Newspaper 12: Band. Chorus. County Band. County Chorus, Girls Basketball, plans: nursing or music. Brian Leonard P nickname: none • course of study: academic 1G none 11: none 12: none plans: college Donita Jeanne Leonard J j nickname: none r. course of study: general {£ 1G none I 11: FHA 12: none ?is plans: practical nursing. Mary Ann Lindsey nickname: none course of study: general 3 1G none ■ 11: none plans: Ret a job Larry S. Liprando Up- course of study: academic 1G Sportsman Club. Golf Team, Varsity P 11. Golf Team. Varsity P- Ski Club. WPIAL Regh Qualifier 12: Golf Team. Varsity rpj wpial Sectional Quali1 Northern Qualifier, and Championship. Fire-Pal plans: attend Qfcmson or University of M.am. Mark Richard L g M nickname: nope j course of 10 Geoio«y Pame'a Anno Mi Pam7 J course,oistudy: 10th npne 1 IthJrjone 12tf K plan far'i.ige. Marian Ral Mar ' study: academic lough ner iL V [udy: academic gk fH5. Student Council iS Girls' Basketball. Newspaper Staff ask«UaluFHA. NHS yearbook. Hon omecomiflg Queen Candidate gemojor ihphysical ••location and f ournalism , [e — fashiol Richer! «■ 11th: none dans: to go to school Oavid Raymond Rodgers Inki lu.n. none lltn none 12tn: none plans: college, Lee Rodgers 'oucse oJ- tu r Iflp: Footb3fl,.Wr%stkng Tth nopc - v 9lh: WresTljpg - Dap attend Robert Moms Ci 10th GAA lith. NHS photogn 12- NHS. odian. gi isindiai mem l itograph. none course of study: academic 10th' Golf. J V Basketball. Baseball llfh. Golf. Baseball Varsity Varsity of study: Vo-' Anita N. Romei. course of stud, re 10th: Drama Guild. 11th. Drama Guild 12th; Drama Guili book. Girls R ISK nth none Mn: none v . Allans: get an appreticeship and work. lou Ann Martello I Lou ■ ’ course of study: general 10th: Art Club £ 11th: Ski Club. Prom Committee. libfm ssistdtht 12th: Class secretary. Chorus plans: business school. Darlene Anne Mazocfc— nickname: none course of study: academic 10th: JCL. NFL. Ski Club. Pensmdian. Juniw ClAs Leaders. Candystriper . _ ' JA 12th: Drama Guild. NFL. NHS — Vice Present Candy striper. Homeroom Officer plans: college — teacher. John Leo McAndrew Mac- course of study: academic 10th: homeroom President, Basketball. Baseball. Art Club Basketball. Baseball. Pensi---jakaa-±irg_Eai£aL PHWTCTTgrJunior Class Leaders. courjfe of study: general lOtfv homeroom officer. BantE lltn: FBLA. Band 12th: Chorus. Band. Girl Frida I Jftfons: nothing special. Jrank B. Panigal I P'Bernie course of study; Vo-Tech 10th: none 11th: none W go™ -------------_ , I pi 'ds Jpetan apprenticeship - Ic k-,rer Marie Panigpl Mmmb I it Council '• pian. Student Council. Yi TSA ’ .nickname; none cou rse of study, academic m)th: Biology Club — Vice-President 11th: Geology Club — President 12th USS Honor Institute plans; bush piolot Michael Roy '•’aschae nickname nongH course of study academic 10th JR BaskctbalEg llth varsity B.-'-•'tball, May Day 12th; Vansty Bask.dbtfW plans: college Donald P Rugh nickname: none course of study: general 10th: none 11th: none_____________ e of study, general 10m GAA 12th: none plans: to be a receptionist. Catherine Darlene Paroda “Proda course of studvyKademic iOt- I orus. JCL fs£Surse of study acaclerruc f 10th. JCL. Drama Guild lltn JCt. D'ama Guild 12th JCL. Drama Guild plans: college Charles D McWilliams Chooch” course of study academic 10th: Golf Team gB 11th. Ski Club. Golf Team. Varsity mor Class Leaders 12th: Ski Club. Golf Team. Varsity ”P' plans; college. Bill Mears _ nickname, nodg course of study cademic 10th: Junior Clascal League 11th: Ski Club 12th: Pensmdian plans: college. Becky Lynn Miller Becky” w course of study: general IOfh: none llth: DEC A 12th: DEC A plans: beauty academy Gerald William Miller. Jr.- Jerry” course of study: academic Michai coursi busin- course of study: academic 10th: Maiorette. )Ct. nFl. Drama G Cil, Pep Club, f ■ vt om f'-cer. to Major ctfr Drjm Guild SW :2th; MdjO'ef' - Co-Head. Drama Guild Qu pi ms: college — dental hygienist. I. Student Court ’,. b. Junior Class Diana Pr«vic nickname: none course of Study: business 10th: none llth: FBLA.FHA 12th. FBLA. FHA. Girt Friday plans: business school. 10 JV f otbail. Sportsmar i.e nomeroomofficer if Ski Club. Track 2tr Homeroom Treasure iians: college — major in sociology. tic'ad P Schmidt Wayne Kenneth Proskm Stone- course of study: busmen 10th: none th: none 10th. none 1 tth: none 12th: none plans: college Susan Schulz “Sue” course oof study: boslnoss cktlr ICtn: none 11th: OECA 12th: DECA plans: business school : Catherine Gail Shaffer Shaf course of study general 10th. GAA. Candystriping lith: Candystriping i2th: Candystnpmg. Nurses Club. Girl Friday plans: nursing school. Marcia M. Shaffe' Marc course of study: academic 10th: Band. GAA — Viet Band I Oth: Band, llth- Band. 12th: none plans; none Wiil-am K Stabli v. Jr. course otstu 10th' Footba % lencral eviing.Cho� 'us Student Council Vice-President. Chorus. County 11th Band. Girls' Basketball. Ski Club. County,Band BasketbftMjSlou Girls' 12th- Band — President Band Dlans.enlist in Women Marines. Margaret Shaffer ' Pweggy' course of study: general 10th. one 1 lth: none 12th: Homeroom President plans: business schooi. get a,cb. Cheryl Shearer Chen”;. -course of study business 10th GAA, Campus Life ! 11th Ffl! A rvfft Campus «lth- Football, C uorus 12h Foofbail. Cf rus. Varsity P plans: college - uhysicaS therapy. Randy A. Steinrr ler nickname none T course of study -enerai 10th none 11th: none l?th Robert P S’emc'fT Bobb Stern • “Squirre;’ course of study icademic 10th Football. J IS 1 lth. Football. P isketbalf. Varsity ”P“ 12th: Foofbat’ V irsity'P Cans ,° ege J Lois Ann Susa nickname: none ; course of study, academic 10th: Chorus. Drama Guild 1 lth: Chorus. Drama Guild. Magazine Campaign. Senior Tea 12th: Chorus. Dr; plans: college Guild. Homeroom Treasurer i. Jr Lawrence J Trim Tarry- course of study: academic 10th: none SlffteJSS plans secretriai work Diane Shuia Chops course of study academic 10th Drama Guild. JCL 11th Drama Guild. FHA 12th: Orama Guild — Vice President. Thespian, NHS. FHA — Treasurer plans: college Richard Shuia Dick ________ course of study: general 10th: Chorus. Art Club 11th: Chorus 12th none plans art sehc . Varsity P Harry franklin Thomas, Jr Harry course of study: general 10th: none It th:Track 12th: none plans: none. Cheryl Ann Thorn nickname:! 10th: Chorus. Library 11th: Chorus. brary l?th: Chorus. Hearts ama Guild. Campus Life. Candystriper. int rama Guild. Ski Club. Candystriper. Li-t. Junior Class Leaders rama Guild. Yearbook Staff. Queen of oom Representative Thomas J Shi Tom'’ course of study® 10th: JCL. Homeroom Treasurer 11th Football. NHS. Ski Club 12th Football. NHS Varsity P plans: college Joyce Lorraine Shuster nickname- none course of study business 10th none 11th FHA 12th. none plans nurse s aid V3lene Shusteric Val [ course of sttudy; business lOth- Drama Guild__________ 1 lth: Drama Guild 12th: Drama Guild plans: work for a few years, then may attend a business school. Richard Skallos Rich course of study: Vo-Tech 10th: Stage Crew 11th: Stage Crew 12th: Stage Crew plans: college Penn State at McKeesport Daniel D. Smith S itty course of study: general. 10th Football 11th: none 12th: none plans: machinist and mechanic. DDeborah Jane Smith •Smitty :ourse of study: academic and business 10th: none 1 lth: none 12th one plans: attend airline school David W. Snyder Dave courseofstudy general 10th: none Uth: none 12th: none plans- attend j bdde school plans: business school.|_ William J. ToroF Bill courseof study academic 10th: Football | 1 lth: none 12th: none plans: get a |ob or go.cn to school Laura Stoner Tr aglio nickname: none courseof study general 11th: Ski Club 12th: none plans: broadcas-.Pg schorl. � • Edgar W VanS.r Course of study: acade ift� q 10th Football MMIB II :l — (Football. Basketball. Ski Club Football A irsity “P : college engineering. Craig Allen Varg nickname: none courso of study academic 10th: Football Raksetball. NFL. XL — Treasurer, Class President Ilth: Football. Baseball. NFL. NHS Sk. Club. Drama B Dramal eoall. Guild NFL. NHS. Varssity P . Yearbook Staff. plans: college- lawyer. Cynthia Marie Vehec Cindy 1 courseof study business 10th: none ■ 11th: FHA 12th FHA plans marriage Janet M. Venzor nickname: none course of study 10th: Drama Gu 1 lth: Drama Gui£ Ski Club 12th: Drama G vious plans: college. academi mg ild. Senior Personality — Most Mischie- 2 Joyce Ann Speck nickname: none course of astudv: distributive education Rita Vitolo nickname none -course ii study academic 10tn Drama G dent. NFL | 11th Drama Guild, NHS. Candstriper. Junior Cla[ Leaders. NFlMI 12th Drama Guild. Candstriper. Thespians. Student acaoemic -� ild. NHS. Candystriper. XL - Pr Council — President. NHS -- President. Yearbook Co Editor plans, college — med'cme. r ; CO: Linda Dian3 Watkins non? rse of study: Campus Li llth; Campus Life tFffTHA ans: marriage f'tianr.e- none se of study general Campus Life . n______i yce Ann Webb kname none eburse of study: academic 10th: Drama Guild. Chorus. GAA. Pep Club. Candystri-pers 11th: Drama Guild. Chorus. Ski Club. Majorette. Junior Class President. Junior Class Leaders 12th: Drama Guild. Chorus — Vice-President. Thespians. Majorette. NHS. Yearbook Staff — Class Editor, Nurses Club — President. Girls' Basketball. Senior Personality — Best All Around pidnk: college — medicine Personal a'ansu co arryBn Larry Bruce Webb nickname: none course of ajudy: genera! 10tb;none „ I lth: none 12th. none clans: uncertain Kathlne Louise Wells Kathy 'coiirseof study: academic 10th: Chorus. Library Assistant. Candystripers. Campus Life m lith? Chorus. Library Assistant. Candystripers. Ski C!ub , 12th: Chorus. Candystripers. Yearbook Staff plans: college Donell Maria Werner Werner • course of study: business 10th: Chorus. ArtClub 11th: Chorus 12th: none plans: aa senook- Kathy Ann Whalen nickname: hone course of study academic W 10th: Candystripers. GAA 11th: Candystripers. Junior Class Leaders. Homeroom Treasurer. Ski Club 12th: Candystripers. Yearbook Staff. Homeroom Vice President. FHA , plans: college Loren Elaine Whitehead ray- course of study- academic 10th: Drama Guild. GAA. Band 1 lth: Drama Guild. Girls' Basketball. Band 12th: Drama Guild — Treasurer, Thespians. Gus' Basketball. Bend plans: college. Rebecca Jane Winter Becky course of Study: academic IOth NFL. Band. Orama Guild. Campus Life GAA Secretary 1 lth. NFL, Band. Drama Guild. Campus Life. NHS, Girls' Basketball 12th NFL Band treasurer Drama Guild — Presi- dent. NHS. Yearbook Staff Girls' Basketball — Man sgjans: bb at Seton Hill in Religious Studies. David Wrobleski course of study: academic 10th: none 1 lth: Basketball, Drama Guild, NHS. Ski Club 12th: Basketball. Drama Guild. Student Council — Treasurer. Varsity P” plans: college Deora Sue Yates Debt course of study: general 10th- Chorus. Band 1 lth; Chorus. Band 12th: Chorus. Band olans: airline reservetionist. � 1 Time it was. And what a time it was. It was ... A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be I have a photograph. Preserve you memories; They're all that’s left you WWATODXINO PCRTOCR wraui© v o m