Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1978 volume:

TIGER LILY PORT ALLEGANY HIGH SCHOOL PORT ALLEGANY, PA VOLUME 56 PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS TERI JOHNSON DAVID FOSTER LAYOUT EDITORS BRIAN JESTES BRAD FRISON BUSINESS EDITORS KIM KENNEL ANNETTE KIO ADVISER DAVID MENSCH FALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL 8 HOMECOMING 12 BAND ..................16 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 20 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 22 CHEERLEADER ACTION 24 JV GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ..26 JR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 28 SENIORS ...............30 WINTER VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL 42 VARSITY WRESTLING .....46 VARSITY RIFLE 50 JV BOYS’ BASKETBALL 54 JR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL . 56 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING 58 JUNIOR VARSITY RIFLE 60 PLAYS AND MUSICAL .....62 CHORUS 66 FACULTY ...............70 SPRING VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ....84 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 88 TRACK..................90 PROM ..................98 GROUPS ................102 UNDERCLASS PEOPLE ....107 ADVERTISEMENTS ........135 (IM The 1978 Tiger Lily Staff hopes that this book will bring back many memories of the good times shared with friends, the moments of victory and defeat shared by every team, favorite teachers and classes and all the special activities in which the clubs and groups participated. Most of all, we hope we have captured that special atmosphere of friendliness which enriches all things done here at Port High. 3 Left to Right: Coach Weis, Luannc Lane, Sharon Stuckey, Beth Christensen. Patty Baxter, Barb Grandin, Sal Lane, Brenda Barr, Julie Gordon, Kathy Rankin, Meg Boudon, Theresa Abbott, Cory Kio, VARSITY BASKETBALL 1977 was the year of rebuilding for the Girls’ Basketball Team. With only one of the three seniors a letterperson, the Gator Girls had to rely heavily on Juniors. Although they didn’t win all their games, the girls played well and the younger girls gained much valuable experience. The season was topped off by the Banquet, during which many secrets that help boost the team moral were revealed to the enlightenment of many guests 4 6 1. Sal goes inside. 2. Co-captain Super Sal plans her next move. 3. Beth keeps her eyes on the ball. 4. The managers: Carol VanZile, Johnna Simar, Alice Klawuhn, Bernie Tauschcr 5. Kate goes up for the shot. 6. Meg drives inside. 7. Sal goes up for a lay-up. 8. Meg finds a crowd under the basket. 9. Kate concentrates on the shot. 10. Excitement in the key. 4 Left to Right: First Row: Ed Vicic, Chip O'Mally, Dirk Taylor, Bill Ferguson. Barry Bova, Don Barnard. Rick Bret . Eric Johnston. Jim Kio. Second Row: Cris Nasto, Mike Mults, Gary Barnard. Steve Merger, Dana Bachman, Kirk Binder. Eric Carlson, Bill Robinson. Ron Stayer, Marty O’Malley, Rick Hosmcr, Jeff Tripp. Third Row: Rick Robinson, Don Black. Robert Kelly, Terry Lewis, Lou Leshner, Rick Bosworth, Terry Freeman, Doug Horne. Fourth Row: Gary Secfcldt, Morry Robinson, Ed Babcock, Al Ostrander Mark Hults, Kevin Ernst, Craig Gerhart, Ron Daniels. The Gator Griddlers had a fine season this year, winning all their home games and compiling a 6-3 record. Under the coaching of Mr. Borro and Mr. Saiers, the team's line and backfield performed exceptionally well. The line was composed of many experienced Seniors, and the backfield was filled with Juniors the most notable being Barry Bova, who rushed for an unprecedented 1043 yards. The team should be congratulated for a winning season which filled the entire school with pride and spirit. . V 1. Marty goes around the end. 2. Ron drops back to pass. 3. The line clears a hole. 4. The managers; Ed Lias, Dan Seger, Brian Evans, Rick Hulls, Mitch Potter, Don Horne, Tom Preston. 5. Gary concentrates. 10 Left to Right; Duran Knapp, Kim Backus, Mike Rackish, Morry Robinson, Joanne Crowley, Patty Kulp, Marti Johnson, Gary Barnard, Kim Kennel, Jose Moura, Lisa Gaddess, Dirk Taylor. This year’s Homecoming was the highlight of the football season. Many people were instrumental in the success of the parade, game, and dance. Students from each class worked many long hours on their floats, resulting in fine floats representing every class. The band roused up spirit by playing well during the parade, the opening ceremonies, and at the halftime. The cheerleaders decorated the school and the bleachers with many colorful and spirited posters. The Gators responded to the school’s enthusiasm and won an impressive 34-0 victory over Allegany. The Student Council capped the evening with an enjoyable dance, with the music provided by the excellent Bernie Milton Band. The dance was highlighted with the crowning of Gary Barnard and Marti Johnson as King and Queen. 12 14 15 BAND 17 I.U. 9 BAND 18 J.V. FOOTBALL Left to Right-Back to Front: Francis Strubel. Wade Kio, Tom Durphy, Alan Ostrander, Mike Hults, Gary Backus, Rodger Ludwig, Ed Babcock. Middle Row: Clayton Roberts, Craig Gerhart, Brad Lanager, Dana Backman. Mark Hults, Donald Black, Terry Lewis, Chris Alexander, Kevin Earnst Front Row: Mike Barr, Dave Becker, Randy Hobbs, Paul Lcshncr, Denny Daniels, Rick Robinson, Jamie Austin, Chuck Hobbs. 2. Daniels breaks a tackle. 3. The offense does its stuff for Ostrander. 20 1. Bcckcr runs around the end. 2. Rick takes the hand off from Denny. 3. Gators stack up the line. 4. “I’ll tell ya what we’er gonna do Rick . . . 21 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Left to Right-Back to Front: Frank Nichols, Mike Kio, Jack Payne, Leon Taylor, Tony Borro. Tony Daniels, Keith Dclacour, Chris Gad-dass, Ted Anthony. Row 3: Tim Baxter, Dave Ostrander, Jeff Brown. Alvin Hammond, Scott Bayline. Jim Anderson, Dave Manning. Jeff Bosworth, Gibby Miller, Dan Wilder. Row 2: Steve Borowski, Brad Blavclt, Dann Taylor, Fred Mead, Charley Caskey, Alan Robbins, Greg Reitz, Bob Jacoby, Jim Barr, Scott Johnson, Jeff Stuckey, Chris Dates, Adrian Wagner, Mike Gordon. Row 1: Perry Blackman, Andy Kaziska, Todd Harnst, Robert Klawuhn, Chris Dunn, Mark Pctzold, Todd Walters, Terry Daniels, Luke Healy, Mike Wellman, Greg Tronetti, Randy Andriano, Coach- Jerry Stayer. 2. Mike Boots the oval. 3. Mark eyes the opposition. 22 igr 1. Mark hands off to Charley. 0 2. The name of the game is SCRAMBLE! 3. Mike struggles for yardage. —- 4. h c l p! 23 CHEERLEADERS 24 JV BASKETBALL Left To Right: Deb Miller, Coach Gregg, Marge Bosworth, Patty Baxter Barb Bosworth, Sharon Stuckey. Sandy Hulls, Lisa Skelton, Mary Ellen Horne, Lesa Preston, Joanne Metz, Jean Stuckey Below left: Jumpin' Up! Below right; One down. Two to go. 26 1. Wcebls fights for the ball. 2. Mary Ellen dribbles downcourt. 3. Marge makes the layup. 4. Patty outjumps her oponent. 5. Sharon passes inbounds to Barb. 27 Left to Right: Top Row: Coach Caskey, Christy Kennel, Sonnia Barnett, Amy Brundage, Lori Booth, Kathy Stayer, Cindy Bayer. Dixie Blackman, Janet Payne, Bottom Row: Sherry Teclaw, Susan Babcock, Lynn Petzold, Drcada Smithmyer, Lora Crowe, Michelle Ostrander, Debbie Mack, Dawn Barnette, and Diane Spencer. 1. Lori makes a layup. 2. A Gator makes the tip. 3. Dixie and Diane plays monkey in the middle. 4. Dixie bring the ball downcourt. r uuO Backus Robert A llcrA Bo rorth innett Donna Marie Bartas Eileen. LoBsc Cleave land t tA F Christine Lynette Anderson guson 32 33 34 38 39 40 VARISTY BASKETBALL 42 1. Back Row L to R: Marty O’Malley, Kirk Binder, Steve Herger, Rick Bretz, Randy Riale, Dean Gordon, Bill Higley, Ron Stayer, Mike Rackish, Doug Horne. Front Row L to R: Barry Bova, Coach Ron Caskey, Don Barnard, 2. Don tries a new dance. 3. Herger jumps in front of the Boxer. VARSITY WRESTLING Left to Right: Top Row: Coach Krincr. Paul Lcschncr, Ron Andrcano, Tom Kellogg, Kan McElwce, Mark Lathrop, Scott Kio, Coach Day, Second Row: Bill Robinson, Eric Johnston, Al Kellogg, Mark Senyo, Bill Ferguson, Alan Ostrander, Luke Hcaly, Gary Lcschncr. Third Row: Randy Hobbs, Ed Winens, Dave Lapp. Tim Elder, Doug Crowe, Bob Shelley, Gib Miller, Terry Freeman, Lee Smithmcyer, Front Row: Jamie Austin, Rick Robinson, Steve Crowe, Morry Robinson, Todd Walters, Terry Daniels, Fred Mead. 1. Doug is recieving some extra instructions from sidelines on how to pin his opponent. l 46 1. Just a little more Terry! 2. Rich giving his opponent a Saturday night ride while trying to decide just how he wants to pin him. 3. Morry stalking his opponent, looking for the opening to score a take down. 47 1. Dave Randy working out in practice. 2. Dave Lapp with Navy ride on his Sheffield opponent on his way to another win. 3. Rick just completed a standing switch to hain control of his ECC opponent. 4. Allen putting the finishing touches on a Smcth-port opponent. 5. Hold him down. Moose. 48 1. Moose pulling his opponent back on the mat. 2. Morry is trying to hold that arm down - or is he? 3. Tuggin with pin victory in the Sheffield match. 4. Fergy winning his first victory of the season in the opening match against J-Burg. 49 VARSITY RIFLE Port High’s Rifle Team prided the school by capturing the National Championship Title for Class “B” teams. This distinction is awarded to the four-man team which scores the highest total in national competition. The same team is also the current Pennsylvania State Sharpshooter champ. 1. Back row L-R: Coach Daislcy, Brian Jcstcs, Bob Culver, Larry Boudon, Bob Bosworth, Cliff Ernst, Rick Barber, Tom Stewart. Front row: Barb Bosworth, Donna Spence, Mark Lingerer, Drew Gall, Scott Butler. 2. National Champions Class “B. PA State High Sharpshooter Champs Clockwise from top: Brian Jestes, Bob Bosworth, Bob Culver, Larry Boudon. 50 •A 1. Oh gee, now I blew it! 2. Bos bears down on his kneeling. 3. Lar gives the targets a good once over. 4. Culver finally gets serious 51 53 J.V. BASKETBALL 1. Back Row L to R: Coach Tony Flint, Gary Backus, Dave Lacher, Steve Chilson, Randy Rialc, Tom Dunn. Front Row L to R: Ron Daniels, Paul Larson, Lance Taylor, Nelson Jewell, Ed Babcock, Denny Daniels. 2. Someone better get the ball! 3. Kcv comes to help Nelson. 54 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1 1. Back row, L to R: Greg Reitz, Andy Kaziska, Mark Pctzold, Charlie Caskey, Jeff Stuckey, Steve Borowski, Mike Wellman,! Jerry Tucker, Chris Dunn, Scott Johnson. Owen Fleisher. Front row L to R: Coach Tom Weis, David Ostrander, Jerry Kilcoin, Jack Payne, Richard Hammond, David Abel, Tony Borro, Tony Daniels, Scott Bayline, Alvin Hammond, Andy Osani. 2. The team warms up before the game. 3. Tony jumps for two. 56 59 J. V. RIFLE 3. Roger Bressan, Roger Gordon, Cliff Ernst, Jim Boudon, Scott Butler, Rick Barber, Barb Bosworth, Chris Pctrisek, Bob Lewis, James Anderson, Drew Gall, Joe Watson, and Coach Mcnsch. 1. Alice, Barb, and Drew demonstrate the sitting position. 2. Joe concentrates on sitting as Coach Dave Mensch watches. 60 61 MUSICAL “Fiddler on the Roof’ was a musical that will never be forgotten by those who participated in it. Many long but enjoyable hours were spent practicing for the two nights of presentation. Although it seemed they would never get it right, the cast eventually learned all the dances, songs, and dialogues. The final product was an event which will be remembered and cherished by everyone. Special thanks are extended to Mr. Jeselnick, Mrs. Dunn, and Mrs. El-Araby for their superb help and direction. 1. Grandma Tzcitel (Michele Sullivan) appears in Tevye's “dream. 2. “You work it with your foot and your hand! 3. Tevye the Dairyman as played by Brad Frison. 4. The ghost of Fruham-Sarah (Marti Johnson) frightens Golde (Mary Janette Irons). 62 1. A semi-dressed rehearsal. 2. Fyedka (Larry Boudon) and Chava (Lorraine Phalon) perfect their departure scene. 3. The Daughters preparing to marry whoever papa picks. 4. In a touching scene, Tcvyc and Hodcl say goodbye as she prepares to leave. 63 64 1. “What kind of story is this?” 2. Perchik (Barry Bova) and Model (Betsy Johnson) make an excellent couple. 3. “Now is the little girl a bride,” as Tzcitcl (Phyllis Bennett) and Motel (Eric Carlson) prepare to be wed. 4. A relaxed moment during rehearsal. 65 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS SENIOR HIGH CHORUS 67 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 68 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Standing: Mr. Harold Baker. Mrs. Jo Ann Tyson. Mrs. Nancy Button, Mr. Richard Johnson. Seated: Mr. Robert Green, Mr. Boyd Jestes, Mr. Gary Hardcs, Mr Norman Preston. Albert R. Skelton: B.S., Thiel College; M A . in P.d . Allegany Col- Edward Babcock: B.S. Mansfield State College: M S . St. Bonaventure lege; D.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. University. SECRETARIES 71 JANITORS AND CAFETERIA STAFF FACULTY 1. Douglas Anderson: Industrial Arts, B.S., Northern Michigan University. 2. T. Lee Bennett: Social Studies, B.S., Mansfield Stale College, M S., Shippcnsburg State College. 3. Marilyn Anderson: Science, B.S., Mansfield State College. 4. Judy Berasi: Oral Communications, B.S., Clarion State College. 5. Michael Borro: Reading, B.A., Glenville State College. 73 ;?“7r------ 1. Kathy Brown: Psychology, B.A., St. Bonaventure University, M.S., Ed., Counseling and Personal Services. St. Bonaventure University. 2. Janet Caskey: Art Education, B.S., Edinboro State College. 3. Barbara Burgeson: Home Economics, B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania. 4. Richard Budd: Industrial Arts, B.S., California State College. 74 1. Carolyn Caskey: Physical Education, B.S.. The Pennsylvania State University. 2. Ron Caskey: Social Studies, B.S., Clarion State College. 3. Mary Ccperko: Librarian, B.S., Clarion State College. 4. Robert Christensen: Art, B.S.. Edinboro State College. M.F.d.. The Pennsylvania State University. 75 1. June Dunn: Music. B.S., Mansfield State College. 2. Andrew Gall: Special Services, B.S., Edinboro State College. 3. William Daisley: Mathematics, B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania. 4. Roland Dann: Physical Education, B.S., Lock Haven State College, Athletic Dept. Head. 76 1. William Gribbin: English. B.S., M.Ed., Edinboro State College; Ph.D.. The Pennsylvania State University. 2. Kenneth Gross: Social Studies, B.S., Edinboro State College. Westminster College, M.Ed., Edinboro State College. 3. Duane Gregg: Mathematics. B.S., The Pennsylvania State University. 4. Karen Hofer: Physical Education, Health, B.S., Lock Haven State College. 5. Mary Gregg: French, B.A., The Pennsylvania State University, St. Bonaventure University. 77 1. Terry McCormick: Science. B.S., Lock Haven State College. M Equiv., Indiana University of Pennsylvania. 2. David Mensch: Science. B.S., Clarion State College. 3. James Mack: Science, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.A., Mansfield State College. 4. Kathleen Lyons: A.A., Corning Community College, B.S., State University N.Y. at Brockport, M.A., St. Bonaventure University. 5. Dolores Licastro: Commerical. B.S., M.S., Youngstown State College. 78 2 1. John Jeselnick: English, B.S., B.A., Clarion State College. 2. Bcttie Kelly: English, B.S., The Pennsylvania State University. 3. Mary Kauffman: Business, B.S., Adm. Ed., Thiel College. 4. John Kriner: Social Studies, B.S., Lock Haven State College. 5. Judith Kimmins: English, B.S., M.A., in American Lit., Edinboro State College. 79 1. Kathleen O'Malley: Nurse, R.N., St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing, B.S., Catholic University of America. 2. Charles Osani: Agricultural Education, B.S., M.S., The Pennsylvania State University. 3. John N.D. Moyer: Bachelor of Music, Temple University. 4. Howard Owen: Mathematics, B.S., Edinboro State College, M.A., Colgate University, Math Dept. Chairman. 5. Morris Oviatt: Physical Education, B.S., Slippery Rock State College, M.ED., The Pennsylvania State University. 80 1. Beverly Paulovich: Mathematics, B.S., Edinboro State College. 2. Thomas Phillips: Social Studies, B.A., Thiel College, Slippery Rock State College. 3. Judith Perry: Home Economics, B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania. 4. James Petzold: Science, B.S., Clarion State College, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State University, Science Dept. Chairman. 5. George Petrisek: English, B.S., California State College. 81 82 1. Leiand Stahlman: Driver Education, B.S., Clarion State College. 2. Ralph Ralph: Social Studies, B.S., Clarion State College, Master's Equivalent, Pennsylvania State University, St. Bona-venture University, University of Pittsburgh. 3. Beverly Stayer: Physical Education, B.S., Lock Haven State College. 4. William Potter: Science, B.A., Mansfield State College, M.A., New Mexico Highlands University. 5. Richard Smith: Science, B.S., Clarion State College. 6. Thomas Saiers: English, B.S., in Education, Lock Haven State College, M.A. in English, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, English Dept. Chairman. 1. Chester Teclaw: Mathematics, B.S., Grove City College, M.S. Ed., v St. Bonavcnturc University. 2. Thomas Weis: Special Education, B.S., Indiana University, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Clarion State College. 3. Harry Stevenson: Social Studies, B.A., University of Pittsburgh, Edinboro State College. 4. Richard Taylor: Industrial Arts, B.S., California State College, Master’s Equivalent, State University College at Buffalo. 5. Faye Zuidema: Spanish, B.A., Houghton College, Montclair State College. 83 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball Team had an exciting season, competing against many teams in the Northern Tier League. Coached by Miss Paulovich, the team showed much skill in the execution of digs, jabs, and spikes. The team, led by Captain Sue Phillips, showed great spirit and enthusiasm throughout the season. 1. I’ve got it!” 2. The team really digs volleyball. 3. “Oops! I missed.” 4. Marti pitches a slider. 84 4 1. Connie sets it up. 2. Marti prepares for a spike. 3. “You’re stepping on my foot. 4. Sue serves up a meteor. 85 86 1. Front row: Lynne Klawuhn, Sue Phillips, Joyce Rossman, Marti Johnson, Connie Scgcr. Back row: Miss Paulovich, Kim Cornelius, Betsy Johnson, Shelly Wright, Phyllis Bennett. 87 J.V. VOLLEYBALL 88 1. Front row: Brenda Barr, Tam Howard, Kim Backus, Barb Bosworth, Back Row: Wanda Harrison, Sal Lane, Rhonda Huss, Penny Gross. 2. Now that’s really a strange one! 89 Boys’ Track In his first year as head coach Mr. Weis led the Boys’ Track Team to a superb 10-1 record, ably assisted by Mr. Gregg and Mr. Bennett. The Gators, drawing from many excellent Seniors and strong depth from the underclassmen captured the Little Four Championship and placed second at the County Meet. Our most outstanding athlete was Chip O’Malley, who set new records in the shot put (57’6”) and the discus (155’8”), won the Outstanding Fieldman Trophy at the Kane Invitational, and placed third in the Shot Put at States. 1. Good job Doug! 2. Barry wins as Scar gets another one. 3. “Into the Valley of Death they raced . . . 4. Sandy “the Italian Stallion Bussard. 5. “Don't leave without it . . . please! 90 91 Front row: Bill Niece. Mike Norton, Sandy Bussard, Don Ostrander, Jeff Petzold, Jeff Backus, Les Tucker, Paul Radlinski, Roger Gordon. Second row: Don Horne, Dave Lacher, Barry Bova, Brad Frison, George O’Malley, Brian Jestcs, Dirk Taylor, Ron Stayer, Cliff Ernst, Bob Gerardy. Third row: Mike Major, Doug Lindsay, Bill Dowd, Jose Moura, Ted Tanner, Jeff Tucker, Ed Tronetti, Dave Lapp, Don Doan. Fourth row: Gary Page, Terry Corah, Russ Taylor, Chuck Hobbs, Craig Gerhart, Steve Herger, Bob Rankin, Steve Howard, Doug Horne, Martin O’Malley. 92 1. Nice shoes . . . but where are the socks? 2. “I hope I hit the mat this time.” 3. Chip throws another one . . . terrific as usual. 4. Doug starts his leg. 5. ‘‘Gonna fly now . . 6. Spearchucker Tucker tosses one. 93 95 row: Christine Anderson, Joy Lapp, Brenda Freeman, Sharon Barr, Beth Christensen, Phyllis Bennett, Teresa Borowski. Patty Baxter. Front row: Patti Kulp, Sue Wellman, Betsy Johnson. Sal Lane, Tina Connally, Dawn Taylor. Second row: Mary Ellen Home, Alita Crowe, Sandy Hults, Kate Rankin, Brenda Barr, Margie Bosworth, Linda Chastain, Lynne Klawuhn, Deb Miller. Third 2. The managers: Tim Hill, Bernie Taucher, Darla Richner, Carol Vanzile, Dana Bachman, and Rick Bretz. 3. one—two—three—stretch! % The Girl’s Track Team had a very successful year, winning five of their first six meets and finishing the season with a 6-5 record. Many girls broke school and track records this year. Among those breaking school records were: Joy Lapp, Brenda Freeman, Deb Miller, Brenda Barr, Patty Baxter, Sharon Barr, Kate Rankin, Sue Wellman, Betsy Johnson, and Mary Horne. We sent twelve girls to Districts, where Brenda Freeman qualified for States. 97 PROM Left 10 RightiPACI. RADI.INSKI. SC I RACKISII. Stl RHI1.UPS. BOB GKRARDY. JAMlfTWffl G PATTY MINI. MARY JANITTE IRONS. PATTI E It UUP. JEFF BAC Kl S.' N[) SANDY BUSS RD. Held in the Moose Ballroom for the first time in the history of Port Allegany High School, the 1977 Prom provided Mr. Bennett and the Class of ’78 with many memorable moments. Long hours of work and preparation went into decorating and planning, producing with excellent results the effect of a “Sea World,” the Prom’s theme being “Mediterranean Magic.” The talented band “D.B. Telepath” provided the music for the evening, which culminated in the crownings of Sandy Bussard and Patty Flint as king and queen. 2. Crown bearer Dawn Hults and mug bearer Jackie Gaddess. 98 100 1. Phyllis and Bruce had fun all night. 2. Say “Queso.” 3. D.B. Telepathy provided excellent entertainment all evening. 101 PRESS CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL 102 IT’S ACADEMIC NATIONAL MERIT AWARDEES 104 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ‘78 TIGER LILY STAFF J. V. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 106 CLASS OF 83 Joy Abel Tina Acre Arlo Anderson Barbara Baker Luke Baker Steven Baker Steven Barber Connie Barnett Timothy Barr Timothy Bennett Tina Bickford Kimberly Bishop Patricia Black Dawn Blackman Brett Blankenship Terry Bobenrieth Ona Bosworth Robert Bowser 107 7TH GRADE Tina Bretz Amy Brown Pam Brown Greg Budd Don Berlingame Craig Carlson Bill Carr Mary Cawley Lee Chase Andy Crowley Joe Crowley Jim Crum David Culver Robin Dalaba Melissa Darush John Davenport Grace Dinch Lisa Dow 108 CLASS OF 83 Brian Evans Brian Falk Ronald Falk Sarah Falk Lorie Farrell Rhonda Graham Amy Gross Betty Gummo Chris Gustavel Micheal Hadden Regina Frocbel Ronald Gaines Steve Gerhart John Gordon Michal Goss Greg Drabert Debra Durphy Debra Dynda Dana Ernst Clinton Emerson 7TH GRADE Robin Hallock Bob Hamilton Annette Hammond Christine Harding Jed Hedlund Jacki Hewitt Kathy Hults Michelle Inman Cortney Johnson Sara Johnson Scott Johnson Jim Kazimer Pat Kazimer David Kaziska Eric Kaziska Joe Kccch David Kclligan Scott Klein 110 CLASS OF 83 Donna Knauer Wanita Lane Mark Lapp Roy Lathrop Ken Lecrone Mark Lininger Otto Lockwood Scott Lowery David Luce Kevin Lundeen Roman Mack Michelle Manning Jerry Marks LouAnn Matrone Joanne McCusker Edward McElwee Larry McFall Tina Meacham Barb Metz Dawn Miller Gwen Milliron Michael Mulaski Mark Neely Matthew Ncubcrt Julie Nichols 111 7TH GRADE 112 Nancy Niles Jay Osani Pete Ostrander Ted Pearson Bill Powers Carl Poweska Tom Preston Ruth Redmond John Reed Kim Rees Kim Riggle Robin Robinson Frank Roller Jane Saicrs William Saltsman Dan Seger Vicky Shalkowski Dave Sherwood Cheryl Smith Lois Snyder Dave Stahlman Laurie Stayer Brain Stebbins Jerry Stewart Tina Stewart Tammy Stone Sharon Stromberg Sandra Tanner Bruce Taylor Tina Treat Phil Treat Brenda Tubbs Randy Tucker Lesa Turner Karen VanDusen Clinton VanZile Maura White Karen Wilder Pat Williams Lee Workman Alan Worrell Ron Yentzer CLASS OF 82 David Abel Jim Anderson Randall Andreano Ronald Andreano Sue Babcock Kelly Backus Theresa Baker Tracy Barber Dawn Barnett Pat Barr Carol Bartas Tim Baxter Scott Bayline John Bells Dianne Blackman Perry Blackman Bradley Blauvclt Doug Bobenrieth Debbie Bornheimer Tony Borro Sally Boyer Tammy Brookens Jeff Brown Earleen Buchenaucr 113 8TH GRADE Steven Buchenauer Rhoda Bussard Gary Butler Penny Caskey Pat Chastain Sherry Chilson Dianne Clark Drexel Connelly Tim Cox Lora Crowe Jim Crum Tony Daniels Nancy Davis Keith Delacour Carol Dougherty Brian Drabert Scott Drabert Chris Dunn Connie Dynda Mildred Eaton 114 CLASS OF 82 Mark Edgreen Mark Ernst Colleen Farrell Luann Fuller Chris Gaddess Marci Gall Philip Goss Norma Graham Richard Green Alvin Hammond Richard Hammond Linda Hampsher Rhonda Haynes Jay Hcdlund Kim Hcnton Theresa Hewett Babette Hovis Tina Howell Bob Jacoby Teresa Johnson IIS 8TH GRADE LaVan Johnson Rose Kazimer Andrew Kaziska Tracy Kaziska Allisa Kellogg Kristi Kennel Gerald Kilcoin Denise Kio Michael Kio Tracy Kio John Kirkman Pauline Kittilson Robert Klawuhn Darin Knapp David Knapp Karen Knauer Barb Knight James Knowlton Tammy Kudlock Hattie Langsford 116 CLASS OF 82 Robin Lannager Julie Lathrop George Lecrone John Lee Daniel Lindsay Pat Mack Joanne Main Crystal Manning Bruce March Karen McCusker Lisa McFall Rose Miller Brian Milliron Scott Morey Lora Morris Frank Nichols David Ostrander Michelle Ostrander 117 8TH GRADE Michael Ostrom Nancy Owen Janet Payne Jack Payne Sue Payne Michael Perotti Randy Pesock Mary Petrisek Beth Petteys Lynne Petzold Grant Postlewait Mitch Potter Charles Poweska Shaune Ralph Dianne Reed Janette Renner Cindy Roberts Joe Roller Gwen Ryan Kevin Saulter Ken Sibert Horton Skinner Stanley Smith Drcda Smithmyer Janet Snyder Terri SNyder Diane Spencer Den Stake 118 CLASS OF 82 Gina Stambaugh Ed Stewart Jim Stewert Stacy Strait Jeffrey Stuckey Pam Stuckey Edwina Sunderlin Richard Sutton Lynn Tanner Lori Tausher Dalcne Taylor Gary Taylor Leon Taylor Sherri Teclaw Tammy Treat Kathleen Tronetti Jerry Tucker Mike Turner Adrian Wagner Deborah Watson Meridith White Daniel Wilder Gregory Winston Tony Workman 119 9TH GRADE Andy Alexander James Archer Shari Austin Brenda Baker Sonia Barnett Jim Barr Karen Battaglia Tom Bennett Karen Black Dixie Blackman Neena Blood Lorri Booth Lorie Bornheimcr Steve Borowski Jeff Bosworth Nina Bosworth Janice Botera Cindy Boyer 120 CLASS OF 81 Roger Bressan Gary Brookins Amy Brundage Cindy Budd Paula Card Rick Carpenter Charles Caskey Dana Caskey Lori Caskey Betsy Caulkins Chris Causer John Cawley Melvin Chandler Karen Cline Paul Cooper Becky Cornelius John Crowley Terry Daniels Chris Dates Lisa DcGolier Janice Dennison Esther Dinch Elaine Duell Todd Ernst 121 9TH GRADE Virginia Farrell Cindy Freeman Timothy Fuller Drew Gall Mike Gordon George Green James Gummo James Gustin Denise Hallock James Hamilton Luke Healy Jody Hedlund Kimberly Howard Kathryn Hugill Lora Huey Dawn Hulls Pamela Hults Tracy Hults Scott Johnson Allen Kinney Joyce Kio Kathy Kio Joseph Kittleson Alice Klawuhn 122 CLASS OF 81 Carl Klein Andrea Kuhn Rodney Lamont Sherry Laney Jenny Langsford Robert Lewis Mindy Lewis Debbie Mack David Manning Bill Marvin Timothy Matronc Debra McFall Fred Mead Gilbert Miller Ramona Miller Rick Morey Steve Nenno Brenda Nichols 123 9TH GRADE Melinda Nichols Tammy Norton Andy Osani Cindy Ostrander Tammy Ostrander Tammy Pearson George Perise Chris Petrisek Mark Petzold Pam Postlewait Regina Redmond Sherri Reed Greg Reitz Allen Robbins Laurie Roller Becky Shingleton Rena Smith Kirt Smithmyer Cheryl Spencer Kathleen Stayer Bonnie Stone Eric Stromberg Norman Tanner 124 CLASS OF 81 Sue Tarbox Danny Taylor Lisa Taylor Randy Taylor Della Treat Cindy Tripp Greg Tronetti Tammy Tronetti Mary VanSickles Kim VanZile Todd Walters Mike Wellman Lori Wells Julie Wennerstrom Lonnie Wetmore Jennifer White Randy White Judy Youngblood 125 10TH GRADE Chris Alexander Esther Anthony Jamie Austin Joyce Bartas Mike Barr Toni Barber Debbie Barber Tim Baker Gary Backus Ed Babcock Don Black Tom Bloss Virginia Bobenrieth Chris Bonneau Barb Bosworth Marge Bosworth Roxanne Bosworth Jim Boudon Lori Button Carol Ann Carlson Margaret Carlson Steve Chilson Don Clark Ron Clark 126 CLASS OF 80 George Cleaveland Tina Connolly Randy Cooper Kirk Cornell Robin Covington Doug Crowe Jackie Culver Denny Daniels Sharon DeFlorian Marilyn Dibble Alice Dinch Karen Duespohl Tom Durphy Cliff Ernst Kevin Ernst Debbie Ferguson Owen Fleischer Tina Frost 127 10TH GRADE Tina Gaines Craig Gerhart Monica Green Laurie Hall Rhonda Harding Albert Hersh Sandra Hershour Randy Hobbs Mary Ellen Home Yvonne Huey Karen Hults Mike Hults Sandy Hults Kevin Huss Rhonda Huss Cindy Jacoby Wendy Johnson Jane Kaple 128 CLASS OF 80 Ed Kazimer Ted Kaziska Ann Kelley A1 Kellner Bonnie Kellner A1 Kellogg Sandy Kellogg Bruce Kephart Bill Kinney Wade Kio Cheryl Knapp Darcey Knapp Debbie Knight Brad Lannager Dave Lapp Paul Larson Keith Lathrop Terry Lewis Robin Lockwood Roger Ludwig Brian Lunn Mike Mallery Ken Mantz Allen Matson 129 10TH GRADE Mike McFall Dana McNally Ted Mead Debbie Miller Kelly Mullin Cindy Nenno Ken Niles Alan Ostrander Norma Ostrander Bob Ostrum Dennis Pesock John Pesock Gary Pinchock Lisa Preston Roddy Rees Brad Reese Randy Riale Clayton Roberts Rick Robinson Rhonda Rush 130 CLASS OF 80 Joe Shelley Leon Sherwood Sheila Smith Randy Snyder Ron Spencer Christine Stewart Diana Stuckey Jean Stuckey Eugenia Sunderlin Dorothy Tanner Lance Taylor Dan Teclaw Tom Tronetti Denise Tubbs Wesley VanZile Joe Watson Jim White Cindy Whittcmorc Ed Winans Allana Worrell 131 11TH GRADE John Baker Mike Baker Tim Baker Jim Barber Richard Barber Don Barnard Brenda Barr Patty Baxter Kirk Binder Karen Boal Pam Bos worth Rick Bosworth Meg Boudon Barry Bova 132 CLASS OF 79 David Bowser Linda Bretz Rick Bretz Whitey Brundage Becky Burford Scott Butler Mona Card Cindy Cass Polly Caulkins Linda Chastain Beth Christensen Terry Corah Martha Cox Alita Crowe Ron Daniels Lisa DeHaven Kevin Delacour Mark Dennison 133 Mary Dinch Tom Dunn Pam Edgreen Sue Edgreen Tim Elder Sue Elliott Karen Flcishcr Terry Freeman Dale Freer Gene Galcntinc Judy Gcnaux Jamie Gotshall Barb Grandin Phil Green Penny Gross Bill Gummo Janet Gustin Doug Hall Nancy Hammond Pam Hamsher Wanda Harrison John Hedlund Steve Herger Lauretta Hersh 11TH GRADE 134 CLASS OF 79 Sue Higby Chuck Hobbs Don Horne Doug Home Steve Howard Mary Hugill Lori Hults Marie Jcwart Nelson Jewell Brenda Johnson Ron Johnson Eric Johnston David Kelley Robbie Kelley Cori Kio Ken Kio Sue Kio David Lachcr Mark Landes Luanne Lane Cheryl Lathrop Mark Leet Paul Lcschner Doug Lindsay Frank Liniger Sunny Lowery Herman Mattison Nancy Meacham Ted Mead Gay Mericle 135 11TH GRADE Joanne Metz Lori Meyers Holly Miller Tim Morey Jim Nichols Mark Nichols Marty O’Malley DeDe Ostrander Pam Parsons Jeff Patton Cindy Payne Pam Petzold Lorraine Phalon Paul Popowski Kathy Rankin Sue Reitz Cathy Roberts 136 CLASS OF 79 Diane Sherwood Rodney Simar Bruce Simons Lcsa Skelton Laurie Smith Lee Smithmycr Karen Spencer Tim Spencer Jim Spiegel Ron Stayer Mark Stebbins Debbie Stewart Judy Strait Tom Strang Bill Robinson Audrey Roboski Kirk Saulter Sue Sawyer Larry Shaffer 11TH GRADE Ingrid Strombcrg Jeff Stuckey Sharon Stuckey Michele Sullivan Cindy Tanner Jerry Tanner Russ Taylor Bernadette Tauscher Kelly Thomas Jeff Tripp Ed Tronetti Cindy Tubbs Kim Tucker Mark Ungcrcr Linda Upthegrove Chris Vansickles Carol Vanziles Joe Wallace Terri Walters Scott Wcnncrstrom Bill Wilfong “SPONSORS” Acme Business Machines. 313 West State Street, Olean, NY 14760 Anderson Memorials, 317 Chestnut Street, Port Allegany. PA 16743 George B. Angcll, esquire. Port Allegany. PA 16743 Mr. James K. Angcll. Attorney, Smethport, PA Robert Apple Attorney at Law. Smethport, PA 16749 Beacon Consumer Discount, 2 East Second Street, Coudersporl, PA 16915 Botcra’s Tot-and Teen Shop, 22 N. Main Street, Port Allegany, PA Burdicks Insurance Agency Inc., 310 W. Main Street, Smethport, PA Burleson Feed Store. Pearl Street, Port Allegany, PA 16743 Caktus Kid Studio, 302 Main Street, Port Allegany, PA 16743 Cochran’s Service Station. Turtlcpoint, PA 16750 Colonial Hotel Motor Inn, 102 West Main Street, Smethport. PA Coudersport Insuring Co., Inc., 30 E. 2nd Street, Coudersporl, PA The Country Yarn Shop. Lillibridge Creek Road, Port Allegany. PA Dorothy’s Beauty Shop. Port Allegany, PA 16743 East Side Garage, East Smethport, PA 16730 Dr. Florence M. Fleschutz, 7 S. 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PA 16915 Smethport Buick Pontiac, Smethport, PA 16749 Worth W. Smith Company, East Valley Rd., Smethport. PA Smitty's Record Cellar, 313 Main Street, Coudersport. PA 16915 Theresa's Beauty Shop, Church Street, Port Allegany, PA 16743 Town And Country Shop, 111 Main Street, Smethport. PA 16749 Wilcox Mobile Homes, RD 1, Port Allegany. PA 16743 Woolworth’s, Bradford Mall, Bradford, PA Rex A. Wright, Metropolitan Life Insurance, Port Allegany, PA 139 [Compliments of: FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN SSOCfATION 15 Main Street Bradford. Pa. lj|$01 For Youi For Construction Repairs. NORTH PENN GAS COMPANY I®! s Port Allegany. PA 16743 L c PORT CONCRETE Commercial-Rcsidential-Industrial R.D. 1 Box 221 Pori Allegany. PA Phone: (814) 642-2694 VIKO DIVISION Of Ethan Allen Inc. Eldrcd, Pennsylvania ij i IDEAL RESTAURANT I Port Allegany, PA 3 £ DR. MRS. LEO HELLMAN 214 Broad Street Port Allegany,'PA 16743 Best Wishes To The Cla PORT DISTRIBUTING CO. INC 29 Pearl Street Port Allegany, PA 16743 Congratulations To The Class Of ’78 WALLY S TIRE SALES , ) , Discount Prices-Top Quality Fully Guaranteed Route 6-RD 2 Port Allegany, PA 16743 Phone: (814) 642-7925 THE POTTER INTERPRISE Coudersport, PA FALKS FLORIST GIFT SHOP Brooklynside Allegany. PA 16743 ROBBIN’S CHEVROLET Mill And East Second Streets Coudersport, PA HAMILIN BANK AND TRUST 333 West Main Street Smethport, PA 16749 _____________________J 9 Congratulalio Ek H To V Class Of 78 HAUBERS JEW HI mm JEAN’S CASUAL SHOP “Top In Fashion” 10 Main Street Port Allegany, PA Phone: 642-9901 Coudersport, PA 16915 _____________ ___ DR. ED SCHOTT OPTOMETRIST £ 210 South West Street ,'oudersport, PA 16915 MLACHAM HARDWARE Jack And Jean Culver 30 Main Street Port Allegany, PA 16743 SMITH S DRUG STORE l Main Street . Coudersport. PA 169 OLEAN TIMES HERALD As You Set Out For A Goal . . . With New Horizons . . . Your Newspaper Is The Key That Will Unlock Many Opportunities. Olean, New York r PURE CARBON COMPANY, INC. St. Marys, Pa. 15857 . , wi BRADFORD, PUBLICATIONS, INC. W ■ r WHITE HAWK BEEF CO. INC. 45 Railroad Ave. Eldred, Pa. 16731 A 43 Main Street Bradford, Pa. F|701 FOX STEVENS Olean, N.Y. PORT ALLEGANY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SMETHPORT The name of the game is SMETHPORT, hundreds of thousands of times each year, as people walk into stores as far apart as Finland, Chile, Guam, and Alaska to take home the clean, safe, wholesome family fun games that have become synonymous with SMETHPORT for over 50 years. At SMETHPORT SPECIALTY'S modem plant, skilled assembly workers, vocational graduates, business graduates, and engineering graduates blend their skills in converting truckloads of raw materials from the steel, plastic, and paper mills of the country into a never ending stream of fine games. In addition, SMETHPORT'S unique summer work program has financed further education for many students. Why not join us in being first with the finest. SMETHPORT SPECIALTY COMPANY 1 MAGNETIC AVE. • SMETHPORT. PA. 814-887-5500 PORT MAR LEGANY T BASKET I i K C LUMBER INC. P.O. Box 233 Roulette, Pa. 16743 phone: (814) 544-7503 vw BECK’S •J.F. Healy Proprietor Oak Street Port Allegany, PA Phone: 642-2471 Free parking Custom sliced meats cheese Shurfine products Member clean wholesale coop. Kim Jim's deli items “we may not have the most but we have the best” xJt € REED’S JEWELERS 72 Main Street Bradford, PA 16701 A 148 SEAR’S CATALOG MERCHANT Ruth Carr 115 West Main St. Smethport PHONE: 887-5526 OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE 301 North Union St. Olean, N.Y. 14760 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. Tom Taylor 315 Chestnut St. Port Allegany. Pa. 16743 STEINHARTS LIBERTY COMPANY 154 N. Union Street Olean. N.Y. 14760 VIVIAN'S DRESS SHOP Olean, N.Y. FIRESIDE INN 34 S. Main Street Port Allegany, Pa 16743 JAGUAR MFG. CO. INC. Mechanic Street Smethport, Pa 16749 L'ALC'ORE CASTLE INC. 3214 W. State Rd. Olean, NY 14760 SEQULIN’S QUAKER STATE SERVICE Opposite Court House Smethport. Pa. phone: 887-5585 STAN’S QUALITY STOP 8 Main Street Port Allegany, Pa 16743 GEORGIE’S FABRIC CENTER Port Allegany, Pa. Congratulations to the class of ’78! PORT MOBIL SERVICE CENTER Main Street Port Allegany, Pa. 16743' CARSON CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY 42 N. Main Street y j Port Allegany, Pa. 16743 PORT ALLEGANY INSURING COMPANY INC. 48 N. Main Street Port Allegany. Pa. 16743 WESTERN AUTO STORE TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Dale and Donna Jcwart Port Allegany, Pa. 16743 PORT EXXON SERVICE Main Street Port Allegany, Pa. 16743 Bill, Jim, Harry CANOE PEACE INN 15j Main Street Port Allegany. Pa. 16743 33 Main Street Port Allegany. Pa. PARK FILLING STATION ABBOTTS BARBER SHOP 209 N. Main St. Port Allegany, Pa 16743 OLSON-TENGLUND INC. 225 Main Street Port Allegany, Pa. 1674 3 6 B S CRAFT BARN Main Street Roulette. Pa. Phone: (814)544-7301 NORM’S COI LISON Maple Street Roulette, Pa. 16746 CLOSE'S LUMBER Building Supplies Roulette. Pa. 16746 Phone: 544-7543 WITTER GAS OIL COMPANY Exxon Distributors 17 South Main Street Port Allegany, Pennsylvania - Compliements of: DR. AND MRS. EDWARD METZ I 1 Port Allegany, Pa. 16743 LARSON-EDCREEN FI wtmM RAl. SHOP Visit Our New Shop r 191Pearl Street 1 i Port]Allegany, PA Phone: 64252594 Howard ucorgetAnn Egrecr LORRAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 117 Chestnut Street prt Allegany, PA 16743 S! MR. MENSCH The 1978 TIGER LILLY STAFF THE TIGER LILLY STAFF wishes to express our' thanks to advisor, David Mensch, for all the help he has put forth in helping us make this YEARBC PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION r Best Of Luck To The Class Of ’78 PARKWAY SERVICE COSTA’S SUPERMARKE AND HARDWARE 80-88 WEST WASHINGTON ST BRADFORD, PA 'WNER) At your favorite store or Delivered at your door Home Delivery Is Our Specialty Phone: 837-8820 or 834-2839 or MODERN DAIRY FINK YOUNG 28 East Second Street Coudersport, PA “Go GET’Em Class of '78“ Li Merle G. Johnson Attorney at Law 105 Pearl Street Port Allegany, Pa 16743 Hi 4m G.C. NELSON, INC. Ford Tractor-Jeep Smcthport, PA 16749 AGWAY Main Street Coudcrsport, Pa 16915 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 9 North Main Street Coudcrsport. Pa. 16915 _________________________ SUZANNE SHOPPE Kane, Pa ERWAY’S DAIRY STORE 1 RD Coudersport JJ t LES S BARBER SHOP 204 North Hast Street Coudcrsport, Pa. W, w ■CJklw ’■ _ L CLARK HUMPHREY 35-43 Mechanic Street Bradford, Pa. The Best in Furniture and Electrical Appliances. J JOCOBUS-POKLAR MOTORS Route 6 i Kane, Pa. r BIDWELL CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. Pierce Glass Head Company ■ Pierce Glass _______________'____________ J THE YEAR IN REVIEW With this supplement the Tiger Lily Staff hopes to recap some of the more memorable people and events of the last year. Unfortunately, it is impossible to record all the exciting events which transpired during the year or to congratulate and recognize all the people who participated in those many events. Through the events and people pictured in this review, the Tiger Lily Staff dedicates this yearbook to all the faculty members and students who have made everyone proud of the accomplishments of Port High. The Year In Review begins with last year’s outstanding Rifle Team. The four-man team of Brian Jestes, Bob Bosworth, Bob Culver, and Larry Boudon won the Class B National Championship and the Pennsylvania Sharpshooter Championship, while Brian captured the Pennsylvania High Sharpshooter Award. This summer. Port’s Swim Team won the Tri-County Division Two Swim League Trophy, completing the season with a 4-0 record. • Ht % � Is N- • � M ■««•■ mvi I. The new band front. 2. The football co-captains, Gary Barnard and Dirk Taylor, with the Oil Can Trophy. 3. The FFA Officers: Mark Senyo, Dave Lapp. Bill Kinney, Kirt Saulter, Tom Hurd, Chris Landes, and Jim Colwell. 4. Barry Bova, on his way to a new record. The FFA organization was very active throughout the spring and summer, it’s members capturing many top awards in state- and county-wide competitions. As fall approached, the football season began. A new outlook dawned, as the football team and all its supporting groups looked forward to the first winning season in six years. A new band front was added to the band, enhancing and enlarging it, and adding to the band’s very entertaining half-time performances. The football team’s winning ways gained the ownership of the Oil Can Trophy for the first time in nine years. One of the outstanding members of the football team was Barry Bova, who rushed for an unprecidentcd 1,053 yards. Port Allegany is proud and happy to have had two exchange students over the past year. Admired and liked by all who knew him, Brazilian Jose Moura will be remembered as one of the most active and well-liked exchange students to ever visit Port. He participated on the track and football teams, the first exchange student ever to do so. He always had a smile and a good word for everyone he met. Our new exchange student, Lola Weller from Australia, arrived just before Jose’s departure. She quickly adapted to the people of Port Allegany and has made many friends. She is also taking an active part in many activities and is becoming very well-known and liked throughout the School. It is hoped that her stay here will be a continually happy one. This year’s Boy’s Basketball Team did very well, advancing to the playoffs after a successful season. With an all-Junior starting line-up, the players gained much experience which will benefit them greatly next year. Our It’s Academic Team also did well, advancing to the second round of competition before being defeated in a close contest. Eric, Larry and Dirk were well-supported by the other very enthusiastic members of the group. Due to fuel shortages in Coudersport, the I.U. 9 Band Festival was transferred from there to Port on a last-minute notice. Mr. Moyer and his band members responded extremely well to the demands of hosting a festival, making housing and eating arrangements for the visiting students. Preparations went well and the festival provided the community with an excellent musical performance. 1. The Basketball Co-captains: Barry Bova and Don Barnard. 2. The It’s Academic Team; Dirk Taylor, Eric Carlson, and Larry Boudon. 3. The I.U. 9 Band members. Competing at District Chorus for placements, six members of Port's delegation won chairs and the honor of participating in the State Chorus. This is the first time that Port has ever sent six students at one time to state Chorus, a testament to the dedication and talent of Mrs. Dunn and her students. The two Seniors of the group, Eric Carlson and Brad Frison, attended State Chorus last year. They also achieved the honor of becoming National Merit Scholarship Finalists, the first time Port High has ever had two in the same year. This winter, after long and diligent practice. Chip O'Malley broke the Pennsylvania Indoor Shotput Record by almost four feet with a toss of sixty feet, seven inches. A few weeks later. Chip placed third in the All-Eastern Track Meet held in Princeton, N.J. So ends the Year In Review. In this and the regular yearbook, we have tried to capture the spirit and enthusiasm of Port High and its students and faculty. We hope everyone enjoys this yearbook and hope that it will stir vivid memories for years to come. 1. The State Chorus members: Phyllis Bennett, Mrs. Dunn, Lor-, raine Phalon, Don Horne, Brad Frison, Doug Horne, and Eric Carlson. 2. Chip with one of his medals. SPORTS GIRLS TRACK 1977 Port 96 Otto-FIdred 35 Port 59 Smethport 73 Port 66' , Coudersport 65' , Port 71 Otto-1-Idred 58.3 Oswayo Valley 39.7 Port 87 Cameron Co. 44 Port 67 Northern Potter 79 Otto-I Id red 21 Port 45 Northern Potter 75 Coudersport 47 Port IS Bradford 1 14 ('ount Mod: Port - 3rd I .title l our: Port - 2nd BOYS TRACK 1977 Port 78 Otto-F.ldred 72 Port 106 Smethport 44 Port 90 Coudersport 60 Port 90' , Otto-F.ldred 73' , Oswayo Valley 25 Port .. 85 Cameron Co. 65 Port 82v, Coudersport 56 Northern Potter 50! i Port 89 Otto-F.ldred 72 Northern Potter 28 Port 63' , Bradford 86' , County Meet: 2nd Little Four: 1st GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 1977 ort Coudersport 0 ri 1 Smethport ■ ort 0 N. Potter •� orl ■ Oswayo Valley 0 rt ■ Cameron C. 0 rt Austin 1 n Coudersport 0 ori 1 Smethport 1 ori 1 Otto-FIdred 1 ori � N. Potter 0 orl ■ Oswayo Valley 0 Wt Cameron C. 0 ort •� Austin GIRLS JV VOLLEYBALL 1977 Port ) Coudersport 0 Port 1 Smethport ■ Port 2 Otto-F.ldred L Port “ N. Potter 1 Port 0 Oswayo Valley 7 Port Cameron C. 1 Port Coudersport 1 Port Smethport 1 Port 1 Otto-FIdred 2 Port N. Potter 0 Port I Oswayo Valley 2 Port Cameron C. 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1977 Port 1 Floyd Fret 0 Port 14 St. Mary Pub. 16 Port 16 Coudersport 12 Port 14 Otto-F.ldred 0 Port 0 Cameron C. 0 Port 6 Smethport 12 Port 16 Coudersport 14 Port 6 School St. 0 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1977 Pori 2x Ouo-l ldrcd 6 Pori l( Smclhport ( Pori Coudersport X Pori 14 Cameron Co. 6 Pori X Smclhport ( Pori 14 Coudersport 20 Pori 24 Olto-FIdred 12 Pori 6 Bradford 20 J.V. FOOTBALL 1977 Pori :t Coudersport 6 Port 7 Shfficld 20 Port 19 Bradford C.C. 6 Pori :x Eisenhower X Port y.t Otto-FIdred X Port A Smeihpori 42 Pori 41 Cameron Co. 6 Pori 34 Allegany 0 Pori (I Port vi lie 22 4 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1977 Port 29 B. C. C 2X Port 22 (ialcton 42 Port 42 B. C. C 17 Port 50 (oudersport 22 Port 2X Otto-Eldred 54 Port 27 Austin 21 Port 20 Oswayo Valley 14 Port 2X Smethport 2X Pori ■ ■ N. Potter 26 Port 24 C ameron C. 26 Port 55 Coudersport 2X Port 15 Otto-1-Id red 62 Port 27 Austin 42 Port 24 Oswayo Valley 21 Port 21 Smethport 27 Port IS N. Potter 25 Port ■ 7 Cameron C. 42 VARSITY WRESTLING 1978 Port 12 .lohnsonburg 22 Port 2X I lk County 14 Port 16 Portville 15 Port 15 Wellsboro 6 Port 21 Smethport IX Port IX Sheffield 0 Port s- Coudersport 24 Port 16 Potter 0 Port 12 Bolivar 0 Port 15 .lohnsonburg 6 Port 22 Cameron C. 9 Port 12 Coudersport 27 Port 10 Ridgeway 7 Port IX Kune 9 Port Smethport 6 VARSITY BASKETBALL Port 26 Kane 72 Port 46 Wellsboro 50 Port 40 B.C.C 29 Port 45 Kane 6X Port 55 B.C.C. 51 Port 27 Wellsboro 62 Port 55 Cow. Valley 46 Port 50 Ridgway 62 Port 51 Coudersport 56 Port 45 Otto-I hired 42 Port X7 Austin 65 Port 55 Oswayo Valley 49 Port 42 Smethport 64 Port 62 Northern Potter 61 Port 50 Cameron ( ounty 72 Port 57 Coudersport X2 Port 51 Olto-lhired 69 Port 62 A ustin 47 Port 59 Oswayo Valley 45 Port 4 Smethport 42 Port 62 Northern Potter 60 Port 49 Cameron County 70 Port 41 Otto-I Idred 42 Port 29 B.C.C. 46 RECORDS GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL 1977 Port 22 (ialeton 21 Port 2X B. C. C. X Port 29 Coudersport 26 Port 14 Otto-I Idred 15 Port 22 Austin 15 Port X Oswayo Valley 11 Port 24 Smethport 22 Port 17 N. Potter 19 Port 22 Cameron C. 41 Port 12 Coudersport IX Port 19 Otto-fid red 16 Port 2X Austin - ■ Port 26 Oswayo Valley V) Port 6 Smethport 17 Port 5 N. Potter 10 Port 24 Cameron C. 27 J.V RIFLE 1978 Port 1 709 Otto-Eldred 1720 Port 1759 Bradford 1791 Port 166X Oswayo Valley 1797 Port 1727 Austin 1 760 Port 1 597 Coudersport 1 760 Port 1655 Otto-Eldred I75X Port 1761 Bradford 1790 Port 1662 Oswayo Valley 1X19 Port 1749 Austin 17X9 Port 1626 Coudersport 17X9 J.V. BASKETBALL Port 52 Cameron C. 46 Port 2X N. Potter 41 Port 47 Coudersport 45 Port 52 Otto-I hired 20 Port 50 Oswayo Valley 16 Port 5X Smethport 24 Port 55 Cameron C. 2X Port 62 Coudersport 29 Port 51 N. Potter 22 Port 27 Otto-lldred 26 Port 2X lloyd I ret 29 Port 2X Austin 25 Port 61 Oswayo Valley 21 Port 50 Smeth port IX Port 62 l loyd i ret 40 Port 49 Coudersport 47 Port 29 Smethport 26 Port 27 Kane 25 J.V. WRESTLING 1978 Port 24 .lohnsonburg 20 Port 27 Elk County 29 Port 21 Portville 25 Port 24 Wellsboro 27 Port 20 Smethport 21 Port 46 Sheffield 11 Port 20 Coudersport 27 Port 47 N. Potter 12 Port 54 Bolivar 2 Port 15 .lohnsonburg 22 Port 21 Cameron C. 14 Port 21 Ridgeway 20 Port 21 Kane n Port Smeth port 14 VARSITY RIFLE 1977 Port 1 269 Oswayo Valley 1 156 Port 1249 Bradford 1215 Port I27X Otto-Eldred 1126 Port 1254 Austin 1204 Port 1222 Coudersport 1229 Port 1X52 Austin 1X46 Port IX6X Bradford 1911 Port 1X79 Otto-Eldred 1767 Port 1X71 Coudersport 1X57 Port 1X77 Oswayo Valley ISIS Port 1X79 Coudersport IXX2 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Port 21 Kane 2X Port 22 Wellsboro 41 Port 2X Kane 41 Port 41 B.C.C. 21 Port 29 Wellsboro 55 Port 22 B.C.C. 4 Port 25 Otto-Eldred 21 Port 40 Portville 47 Port 27 Oswayo-Valley 28 Port 25 Smethport 27 Port 24 Cameron C. 26 Port 20 Coudersport 26 Port 24 Northern Potter 47 Port 27 Otto-Eldred 26 Port 27 Oswayo-Valley 49 Port 50 Northern Potter 22 Port 47 Smethport 45 Port 46 Cameron C. 47 --------------------------------------------- SURPRISE! 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