Quaker Valley High School - Quaker Quotes Yearbook (Leetsdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

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Mfifyag MWQW QUAKER QUUTES 1l96'7 QUAKER VALLEY LLLGLLA SCCHUOJL LEETSEALE, PENNSYLVANIA VULUME NL LUNE MQMLXVLL ' Q 4 Watch t Old Faithful-the VJB V Never a loser on the Key Club Midway! FACULTY . . . PAGE 4 ACTIVITIES . . . PAGE 12 ATHLETICS . . . PAGE 4-0 C andi Camera strikes again C d UNDERGLASSMEN PAGE 56 SENIOR MEMORIES PAGE 100 SENIORS . . . PAGE 74 ,. Q 3 'H L' ...wwf 1. M f Q- sf x2'!l2'3a?f+ if 1 1 f gzlwfrhlff 'fi ,.,,i4gi:Eg,2V.imf,, 1 f . 1'-a,,f',-v. , fm ffm. 1' A 1 fp: 'af , M. gfy+,Qp1fg L, ,s :wg-i L: ' vw 1, Av 'f:g,,Q,g 1 ., - u FACULTY 5552 23 2 , ,.4,NL,,. , ,, V ,nm i fri , ffm, U 1 A '- 1f'Z5,xv. ' ' 51 L Lu Y K n 1 X K ,swf 4585 f I .1XzW,. yyl- K W i ffm was, 2 L2 nw, aww, ., FACULTY 5 wi A The yearbook staflf respectfully dedicates the 1967 Quaker Quotes to Mr. David R. Simpson, teacher of world cultures and prob- lems of democracy. His enthusiastic, stimulat- ing teaching has aroused countless Quaker Valley students to a deeper interest in the world around them, while broadening the minds of those so dogmatic and narrow- minded that they never before regarded the opinions of others. His constant courtesy pro- vides a splendid example of gentlemanliness for everyone with whom he comes in contact. Having served as the first adult sponsor and one of the guiding lights of Student United Nations of Western Pennsylvania, Mr. Simp- son enjoys a fine reputation far beyond the Quaker Valley area. His philosophy as spon- sor of VVorld Affairs Club-that the club should not become a sponsor-dominated ac- tivity-has consistently made it one of the most popular activities at the high school. YVorking in the concession stand at football games, Mr. Simpson has helped junior classes improve their financial status for many years. The many students whom he has taught and aided will never forget the debt of gratitude they owe this fine teacher. Dedication To the Class of 1967: Hlashington Irving said, Great minds have purposes, others have wishes. In the years ahead you will find yourself indulging in the trait common to many, that of wishing for one thing or another. However, if you place credence in what Washington Irving said, then you must accept the philoso- phy that with purpose there is action, and with wishing there is inaction. When life is active and purposeful, there is physical, mental and spiritual growth. Mlhen life is devoid of purpose, it becomes apathetic and inundated by atrophy. As the future unfolds before you, may you ex- perience an inner zest for life and stride for- ward with confident and purposeful steps. R. A. McNamara DR. ROBERT A. MCNAMARA High School Principal i l , 5 I I i Supervising Principal DR. GEORGE V. BEDISON MR. W. HENRY BEIGHLEA Assistant Supervising Principal MR. EARL R. HOGUE Business Manager Administration Mr. Alfred Adams German Miss Norma Harlan English I , f xl Mr. Victor Bolin Mrs. Sally Brown Physics Trigonometry and Adv. Mathematics Mr. Charles Hinds Mr. Roy Horne U.S. History Industrial Arts Q fl rv Mrs. Mary Chantler Art Mr. Walter Iacobucci Band and Harmony and Theory Mr. Robert Niesslein Mr. John Nusskern Mr. William Och Mrs. Dakota Olinger Biology Physical Education Mathematics Physical Education Faculty and Science 8 Mrs. M. Douthwaite Commercial Subjects Mr. Vincent Cortese Miss Ann Donaldson World Cultures and Librarian Global Geography Mr. Peter Lanza Mrs. E. Koehler English Algebra Mr. Mario Peluso Mr. John Raso Mr. Gabriel Ruzzini Distributive Driver Education Guidance Counselor Education 9 Mr. Michael Fezar Chemistry and Algebra Mrs. McLaughlin World Cultures and Spanish Mrs. Janet Schimmel Commercial Subjects Faculty 3' x s 4 Mr. Edward Schroth Biology Mr. A. Shulick, Jr. Chemistry Mr. John Timney U. S. History Faculty Miss Ruth Sebolt English kf-k- ff ' G Ui, . - , K ,,... ii f . ' vi in-f I. 3 ' 3 in rf Mrs. Mary Smith Guidance Counselor Mr. Richard Walker Latin and English .. Q 'L' N .1 , 1 V 37: V L. 1 ,f,'255,. , ' ' 7 ,I , ' Mr. M. Settembrine Plane Geometry Mrs. Mary Selevos Commercial Subjects l Miss Shirley Stevens Mrs. Audrey Sweesy English Spanish and French Mrs. C. White Mrs. Margaret Wilson Home Economics Problems of Democracy 2125! Mr. Rhesa Shaw Cafeteria Cuisine Connoisseurs Industrial Arts vs , . F , YL P Mr. Leon Szura Chorus and Music Appreciation That's just too much, What's-Your-Name! ink Buenos Dias! fs, ., ,.,.,,. , , . . , 1 That.man, I think, has had a liberal Miss Isabel Wisner educauon ' ' ' English Take it away, Mr. Wonderful. 11 ,,s, rn L 1 1 A Faculty K mf E ki? in K ' A gg an ACTIVITIES Q-, . Y , Q us I V4 Jf 'i' ., if Iv-f RSM Q I I , X . If-'ff Iwi .Q ' . 4 , ' I, ,Q- 'U'u:,g.Q.+ 1 W.. 5' ACTIVITIES Seated L to R Constance Hershey Carol D111 Christine Guy Ann Henderson Stephanie Cram Marilyn Hegert Stand mg joseph Drewnowski Robert Kllmek Richard Hegner Denms Conrad David Havcr Robert Goldstein Ronald De Luca S1lv1oIera Mzssmg john Evans Membership in the Natlonal Honor Society is the peak of scholastic achievement at uaker Valley Hlbh School To become a member a student must maintain at least a 3 0 average and ered character, scholarship leadership and service This years membershlp of thirty three seniors was the largest in the schools history Seated I toR Dolores Matlack Linda Thomson Nancy Stouffer Elizabeth Smith Carol McCutcheon Joanne Krall Standmg Beverly Werner Dorothy Szura janet Rodes Donna Manko Richard Ramsey Robert Simons Andrew Serbmskx james Miller Stephen Zupclc Cynthia Kokoslu Mary Alice Tomasik Susan Lawrence National Honor Society .U i . . ' merit the voted approval of two-thirds of the faculty. In voting four qualifications are consid- k l Seated, L. to R.: janet Seman, Margaret Molitor. Standing, Ist Row: Beth Berman, Patricia Gurgovits, Carol Krane, Nancy Jank, Sarah Brothers, Betty Washington, Laura O'Donovan, Chompoonute Kamthong, Marilyn Hegert, Kenneth Lent, Daniel Challis, Calvin Massie. 2nd Row: Marianne Griflith, Mary Willoughby, Anthony Scalercio, Peter Croclfett, Charles McNamara, Daniel Nadler, Kirk Vincent, Andrew Serbinski, David Haver, Tom Seren, Richard Ramsey. Missing: janet Abercrombie, Iohn Evans. The hard Work of this year's Student Coun- cil once again guaranteed the student body a voice in the affairs of their school. The dili- gent representatives faithfully relayed their hornerooms' opinions, requests, and com- plaints to the administration and faculty. Besides its vital activities as a student gov- ernment organization the council performed numerous social services around the school, including collecting money for the United Fund and cans of food for the Salvation Army, sponsoring the annual Christmas door deco- ration contest, and aiding at open house and the senior tea. Mrs. Margaret Mfilson gave freely of her time and talents as sponsor. Daniel Nadler, Vice-President, Richard Ramsey, President. Missing: Janet Abercrombie, Secretary. Student Council 15 5. t , Q Imaginative Writing by an enthusiastic staff of some thirty student journalists combined with conscientious organization by Editor Carol Dill and Co-Editor Bunny Griffith to make this year's Quaker Quill, our high school newspaper, more Widely read and more successful than ever. Posting assignment sheets, collecting and rewriting articles, and assembling each Quill issue for The Herald kept Carol and Bunny quite busy every week. Their diligent staff cooperated to the fullest degree to create a highly original, readable, enjoyable Weekly. Among this year's most popular regular features were Dear Quincy, the perennial problem- solver, and Can You Imagine? Miss Harlan served again as the Quill's faculty guiding light. Carol Dill, Editor, and Bunny Griilith, Co-Editor Quaker Quill 18 With over seventy members the World Affairs Club was once again one of the most popu- lar activities at Quaker Valley. This year, with Mr. Simpson as sponsor, the club engaged in a diversity of activities to help its members better understand other peoples and nations. Representing the United States, Nicaragua, Colombia, Yemen, and Niger, about one-third of the members participated in the january and March sessions of the annual Student United Nations in Pittsburgh. In addition, the club sponsored two Local United Nations assem- blies. In December it invited students from Sacred Heart to a mock ECOSOC assembly. In February Quaker Valley hosted delegates from Ambridge, Coraopolis, Moon, and Montour for a General Assembly L.U.N. But not all the World Affairs Club's activities involved the U.N. The members aided the annual A.F.S. musical in a variety of Ways. In the spring they held their annual A.F.S. Day, on which foreign exchange students from other local schools visited Q.V.H.S. and spoke about their native countries. At regular meetings the club undertook several special projects, including the redivision of the globe into new political units. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: R. Ramsey, A.F.S.g N. Djordjevic, Vice-President: K. Vincent, S.U.N.: J. Crockett, Treasurerg R. Goldstein, S.U.N.g S. Heil- man, Secretaryg R. Klimek, Programg B. Shaver, Constitution, R. Simons, President, R. Hegner, L.U.N. 19 World Affairs Club Gary Smith, Shawn Kamthong, Bunny Griflith, Dick Ramsey, Tom Seren. The 1966-1967 season was an especially memorable one for the Quaker Valley Chapter of the American Field Service. Dick Ramsey, representing Quaker Valley in the Americans Abroad Program, spent the summer of 1966 in Northern Ireland with several different Irish families. Although he failed to come home with a brogue, Dick did return from the Emerald Isle with a wealth of anec- dotes and a line collection of color slides, both of which made a highly interesting assem- bly soon after school resumed in the fall. Of our two foreign exchange students this year, the first to arrive was Tom Seren from Kauniainen, Finland. He spent the year with Gary Smith and his family in Edgeworth. Quaker Valley was quite fortunate in having such an able athlete, Coach Nusskern made use of Tom on both the football and track teams, where the friendly Finn earned quite a reputation as an extra-point kicker and hurdler. Tom's wry wit and fine sense of humor won him many friends. Our second A.F.S. exchange student from abroad, Chompoonute Kamthong of Bangkok, Thailand, came to Q.V. later in the autumn. Shawn, as she was known to her multitude of friends, stayed with Bunny GrifF1th's family in Edgeworth. Her warm personality, ever- present smile, and pleasant friendliness made her very popular. The school benefited greatly from Shawn's artistic talents. In March the 1967 A.F.S. musical, My Name is Music, drew supercapacity crowds in a memorable three-night stand. Both Shawn and Tom helped to make the show a success, Tom sang in the male chorus and Shawn rendered an intricate Siamese dance. Graduation this year came with a bit of sadness, for we lost two unforgettable good friends. We wish both Tom and Shawn the best of everything in the future and hope to meet them again-somewhere, sometime. American Field Service Thank you for coming to see the greatest show on earth. Mighty Casey at the Bat Welcome to the Mitch Miller Show Shawn goes natxve He loves me, he loves me not . . Suave Mr. Schroth 21 My Name ls Music Majorettes L to R J Plese L Wolfe K Drlesch L Downey P Carter M Tomaslk A Turner L Wagner Ist Row Mr W Iacobuccl W Hamllton D Kramer J Wllson J Bed1son J Theys M Sollto J Mmnlgh Don Haver N Jen kms S Damxco C Steinberg 2nd Row J Ross1 E Luster K Combs J Rodes R ROSSI G Garrxty F Augustme M Schmldt S Cram C Hallstem R Dax R Claypool D Slkora R Habbert D Mahr 3rd Row D Menosky L Arnold L CICCO L Clark R Segeleon J MOl1IOf A Booth K Cottage T Groves J Rusnak J Cortese J W1SCmHn C Krane Pflugh J McCullough C Hexdel J Yarna S Detwller Mzsszng J Freler B Grbson J Hegner W Lusby T Sklarsky J Sradomskr P Sradomskx On the field and on stage th1s years band was blgger and better than ever before From ltS summer practlce SCSSIOHS the marchlng band emerged as a PTCCISC, confident un1t of mus1c1ans wmnmg second pr1ze rn the WIIC Parade ln Prttsburgh Quaker Valley also partlclpated ln the Joseph Horne Thanksgwmg Parade after escortmg Santa Claus on the Gateway Cllpper Locally the band marched ln the Fourth of July and Halloween parades As the pep rallles and half tlme shows drew to a close, the band was constantly preparmg for concert performances The annual Chr1strI121S Sh0W and the p0pS COHCCYIL WCTC b0tl1 611 thus1ast1cally recelved by CHPHCIKY crowds Next came the hlghly successful 1nv1tat1onal con cert lV1tl'l Hopewell and Ambrldge then Bandwagon 67 J1m Bedlson ably represented QV ln Honors Band Reg1onal Band and M1deast Band Wlth the contmual encouragement and sp1r1ted leadersh1p of Mr Walter Iacobucc1 the uaker Valley Band for 1966 67 made and deserved a fine name for ltself The Quaker Valley Hlgh School Marchmg Band Band 22 , . ' .: . I, . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . . .' l . . . , . I , . , . A , . G , . , . l , . I l , , . ' , . . 3 . I. .' . G, . , . , . , . I, . I , . ' , . . , . , . , . 3 . , . . , . , . . .' . , . 1 - , . , . , . , . , . , . ., . , . , . l , . . 4th Row: M. Hegert, L. Mercer, G. Brown, B. Shaver, S. Hellman, K. Greller, C. McCutcheon, C. Hawes, E. Riegel, J. f - ' , : l , . 1 , . l . G I .' . l , . I , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . t . , H , ,, . . n 7 ' ' ' 9 r ' Q - ' - Oh, Al, that Hirts! The Quaker Valley Dance Band Did you ever have one of those days? Half-time Ye Old Quaker Jam Session Seventy-six Trombones and One Drum 23 Band Seniors: J. Abercrombie, H. Cheddar, D. Conrad, J. Copenhaver, L. Ebert, T. Goldsbury, S. Gross, C. Guy, S. Harkness, S. Hibala, A. Holsinger, J. Hooper, A. Kolder, C. Kost, J. Krall, J. Kuntz, S. Lawrence, K. Lent, C. Mitsak, L. Neely, M. Pissot, J. Rodes, A. Russo, L. Sebastian, B. Southgate, D. Szura. juniors: D. Baird, H. Banks, F. Bodziak, S. Brothers, H. Cukovich, P. Curran, S. DeGori, L. Fennell, K. Galey, M. Griffith, D. Hodovuns, J. Iwler, V. Kelley, K. Kerchner, D. Markle, M. Maguire, K. Melle, G. Morris, J. Plese, M. Pollinger, R. Reilly, J. Sacco, C. Shook, A. Turner, R. Valenzi. Sophomores: B. Berman, W. Cheetham, L. Downey, K. Driesch, D. English, C.. Fowler, D. Gerle, V. Greenwald, F. Gross, P. Gurgovits, K. Hunt, C. Kappel, R. Keber, K. Kramer, J. McCrory, C. McNamara, J. Mitsak, R. Novasel, C. Patterson, K. Ptak, E. Riley, J. Roolf, W. Roolf, C. Rosata, A. Sacco, T. Scheib, B. Schmidt, G. Southgate, M. Stein, S. Steup, M. Svegel, E. Weslocky, A. White, S. Williams, K. Wood. The Q.V.H.S. Chorus for 1966-1967 was by far the largest in history-nearly ninety mem- bers. Under the invigorating direction of Mr. Leon Szura, the chorus presented both in- spirational and entertaining programs for Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. This year's chorus operetta- Calamity Jane, with Dottie Szura in the title role-was presented on the Q.V. stage for two nights in April and was very well received. Especially noteworthy about this year's chorus was its highly diversihed repertoire of colorful and unusual songs. Like band, chorus became an accredited subject this year, meaning that chorus grades counted towards the honor roll for the first time. Two Troubadors and Eighty Friends Chorus 24 M. , vf,L il , ,, we Did you hear about Tom Goldsbury? The One and Only Harly Banks I love to sing along, loud and strong . . . Maestro Millbrook?? Would you believe-chorus girls? 25 Chorus Playing Santa Claus, patrolling home basketball games, providing maps for away athletic events-these are but a few of the many services which our Key Club, the Kiwanis-related boys' service organization, performs each year. This year's Key Club raised money by selling pea- nuts on the streets of Sewickley and Quaker Village and by sponsoring its annual fun-filled Harvest Festival Midway, which included an unforgettable pie-throwing event this year that left many members with an aversion to whipped cream for the rest of their lives. The club decided to use some of its profits from these events for donations to the Pittsburgh Playhouse Fund and Children's Hospital. After the officers and senior members returned from the state conven- tion in Pittsburgh this year, Mr. Fezar, the long-suffering Key Club sponsor, breathed a sigh of relief as another season drew to a close. KEY CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Dick Ramsey, Presidentg Kirk Vincent, Secretary-Treasurerg Dan Challisg jack Susko, Vice-Presidrentg Silvio Iera. Key Club 26 This year's Desk Duty girls, who sacrificed their study halls to serve the school as messen- gers, errand-runners, and official Welcomers, included Pam Rich, janet Seman, Jill Amend, Bonnie Spencer, Sherri Biondi, Beverly Blair, Kathy Weslocky, Meg Green, Teela Weiner, Sarita Tucker, Hilda McKenzie, Bev Southgate, Linda LoBello, Gwen Morris, and Elda Sylvester Qnot picturedj. Serving the faculty diligently on the pool of Student Secretaries for 1966-1967 were Bev Stewart, Anna Rornesburg, jane Uplinger, Jackie Miles, Fran Molitor, Bev Grubbs, Cindy Kokoski, Lana Gomolek, Becky Somerville, Linda Klicker, and Sandy Showaker. Desk Dtttyg Student Secretaries The Stage Crew acted as the backstage backbone of our school productions during the '66- '67 season. The boys provided scenery, props, and lighting for plays, band and choral pro- grams, and several special assemblies. Pictured are Jim Sacco, Glenn Crumm, Mark Nuss- kern, Rick Palmer, Dan Zebroski, and Mr. Rhesa Shaw, faculty crew chief. Giving up their study halls, the library aides deserved much credit for their unselfish ser- vice to Miss Donaldson and the school at large. Kneeling in the picture above are Susan Spahr, Lorraine Skeba, Jill Amend, and Marie Burzese. Standing are Donna Manko, Marge Kotula, Denise Bendle, Donna Young, Linda Rice, Kathy Hopta, Jill Eisenhute, Gretchen Harrison, Nancy Astorino, Barb Zupcic, Donna Skrabut, Kathy Herbst, Fred Brenner, Bev Werner, Beth Riegel, Kathy Kerchner, Joan Iwler, Carol Dill, and Sharon Sutherland. Becky Riehl and Louise Zagorski are missing. Stage Crevvg Library Aides MN Under Mrs. White's direction, the girls of the Q.V. Junior Red Cross gave freely of them- selves doing volunteer work at Dixmont and filling Christmas boxes, making picture books, and packing friendship boxes for local hospital patients and underprivileged people at home and abroad. For the second time the group won the Parents' Magazine Youth Group Achieve- ment Award for outstanding community service. W,-N Vietnam and the American soldiers serving there were on all of our minds this year, but the only group at Q.V. to really do anything about the war was F.H.A., Future Home- makers of America, sponsored by Mrs. White. The F.H.A. girls sent friendship boxes to the G.I.'s overseas. They also presented a highly successful fashion show featuring clothes made and modeled by the members themselves, worked with the local P.T.A., and carried on a variety of service projects. llr., Red Crossg F.H.A. L. to R.: Kathy Kurlak, Connie Hershey, Patty Curran, Nancy Rogoff, Dottie Szura, Sharon Gross Joanne Dzan Bunny Griflith, Karen Galey, Libby Kurlak. Seniors Connie Hershey Dottie Szura Sharon Gross Joanne Dzan jr. Varsity, L. to R.: Helen Kowal, Cindy Fowler, Mary Willoughby, Mary Guy, Sally Williams Patty Gurgovits Teela Weiner, Nancy McKelvey. Cheerleaders V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! That is Valley's battle cry! One of the largest clubs in the school, Pep Club scored a big victory this year by giving strong moral support to our basketball and football teams. The senior members, who later served at the football banquet, were all can- didates for football queen. Janet Abercrombie Won the honor and was crowned at the Home- coming Game. Rosemary Sirianni and Janet Seman were her junior and sophomore attend- ants. Yes, Pep Club was the nucleus of the cheering section that made Q.V.H.S. the Home of the Hustling Quakers. The chief goal of the newly-formed Ski Club was to bring the sport of skiing closer to the interested Quaker Valley student. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Och, the club attempted to accomplish this goal by organizing an afternoon ski expedition to Hidden Valley and by inviting a speaker from Laurel Mountain to one of its meetings. Pep Cllubg Ski Club Un Morceau de la France, the Q.V. French Club, consisted of ardent French students interested in expanding their knowledge of the French language and culture. Toward at- taining this end, a group of members presented a quite unique dramatization of a trial soon after school began. The club carried on its tradition of distributing baskets of flowers to the faculty on May l, a French national holiday. Once again this year German Club could only meet biweekly but still managed to keep quite busy with Volkslieder, movies, Wochenschauen, usw. The club's chief activity was the presentation of a memorable choral program at the Buhl Planetarium Foreign Language Festival. In the spring a select group of members participated in the Mittagstisch program and audited German classes on the Pitt campus. Language Clubs 32 The Latin Club Worked diligently in an effort to supplement its members' knowledge of the Latin language and Roman culture this year. Memoranda, the club's own bimonthly news- paper, featured articles on such varied topics as Hercules, basketball, and biology. In addi- tion, a number of the members sent projects to the Buhl Planetarium Latin Show. Steve Ack- mann and Ken Addison Won prizes. Although an increased ability to speak Spanish and a wider experience in the Spanish- Latin American culture were its chief goals, the Spanish Club earned quite a reputation as a group of bakers and salesmen. gPo'r que? For the second consecutive year the club sponsored a series of bake sales each Friday after school for several weeks. The proceeds went to pur- chasing Thai and Finnish flags to add to the collection of A.F.S. flags in the main hall and to making a contribution to the local A.F.S. chapter. 33 Language Clubs Membership in Troup 421 of the National Thespian Society in the highest honor that a Quaker Valley actor or actress can attain. The membership requirement is active participa- tion in one or more high school playsg new members are elected and then initiated in an elaborate ceremony. For the 1966-1967 stage season the Q.V. Thespians, directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Koehler, Went Shakespearean in the autumn with The Taming of the Shrew and slapstick in the spring with Pure as the Driven Snow, which was presented too late to be included in the 1967 Quotes. Drama Club's chief aim is to aid students in developing their dramatic talents. This year's members spent many enjoyable hours reading and discussing plays. During the latter part of the year they discussed make-up application and then tried their hand at the grease paint with willing victims. Tliespiansg Drama Club A select grou of the most ualified and interested art students, the Art Club attem ts u q I n u P to learn advanced techniques not normally taught in daily art classes. Entrance requirements are submission of examples of personal art work and composition of an essay on the posi- tion of an art club in the high school scene. This year members met during activity period and on Tuesda evenin s. As its main ro'ect the club com leted a mural in the cafeteria, I - Y S ' P J I P depicting the purchase from the Indians of the land which later became Quaker Valley School District. Among the new activities introduced this year, Folk Music Club probably reigned as the most unpredictable. Each week a program committee of three or four members surprised the rest of the club with a program of varied folk songs. The membership was occasionally hon- ored to have special guests display their talent in folk music. The members learned to appre- ciate the different aspects of international folk music. Art Cllubg Folk Music Club Members of Book Club, another of the new activities this year, read a selection of thought- provoking books and plays designed to widen their horizons and broaden their outlook on life. The club made it a point to study the life of the author of each work that it considered, including The Robe, 1984, The Glass Menagerie, and Green Pastures. Guest speakers also favored the club from time to time. The forty members had to read each specified piece of literature on their own timeg club time was spent in discussions under Mr. Walker's super- vision. The more mathematically-minded students at Q.V. joined Math Club, where they solved challenging problems, listened to interesting guest speakers, and discussed careers in math. Sponsored by Mrs. Brown and Mr. Settembrine, the club enabled its members to broaden their mathematical experience and increase their powers of reason and logic. Book Cllubg Math Club Under the guidance of Mr. Schroth, the Biology Club had another successful year. Mem- bers were involved in making bird feeders, placing pamphlets in local businesses, making study skins, and planting flowers in the cafeteria patio area. They also benefited from lec- tures by noted area scientists, including Doctors Sunder, Miller, and Ray. Membership in Science Club is open to all students with an interest in some field of science. Under the helpful direction of Messrs. Bolin and Niesslein, this year's group benefited in discussions and experiments from the small size of the club. Biology Clubg Science Club nf . W As a result of distributive education being added to the Quaker Valley curriculum this year, the school added a branch of D.E.C.A.-the Distributive Education Clubs of America-to the extracurricular program. Supervised by Mr. Peluso, the club declared it major goal to be the development of future leaders in marketing and distribution. , 7 2 'X The cafeteria was kept alive on Wednesdays this year by a large and enthusiastic chess club. Led by Miss Stevens, new members became acquainted with the fundamentals of the game of kings, while the old pros had a chance to sharpen their skills through tourna- ment play. Dt,lE,C.At,3 Chess Club Sponsored by Mr. Lanza, F.T.A.-Future Teachers of America-became yet another new activity this year. As its name suggests, the club discussed teaching as a career, held panel dis- cussions on education, and enjoyed guest speakers. One of our school's most practical activities, Girls, Shop, originally organized to give girls a background in home mechanics, strove this year to promote a better understanding of common tools. The members learned the proper procedures for repairing minor mechanical mishaps, Worked with different types of wood, and tried their hand at metal casting. 39 lF.'ll'.A.,3 Girls' Shop f'-. ,yy ,l'l'1Q ff, Xiifwiifi ATHLETICS V ATHLETICS IstR01 L to R YV Roolf R Karp J Kuntz L Kane C Lockhart P Sradomskl M McMahan J Evans Gary Sm1th K Alwama M lNusskern 2nd Row K Shaver P Cortese D Conrad D Veshro H Banks L Powner A Sacco T Schelb T Goldsbur J Sradomskx K Lent A W h t E Y kl E B ll 3 d R D B k y as mg on o ey ea r ow ros ey J Weber H Ford J Gibbons A Hrenkevxch E Grbb L Wheeler M Duzlcky S Ackman L Scarplno J Hegner 4th Row T ONe1ll j Ordons Greg Sm1th D Chalhs T Seren D Gerle W Gosnell F Sm1th J McCrory uaker Quaker Quaker uaker Quaker Quaker Quaker Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Qf THE SEASON D5 my 05,35 North Alleffheny Fort Cherry Western Beaver Center Monaca West Allegheny Carneg1e Avonworth MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS OF THE YVEEK Game N Allevheny Ft Cherry W Beaver Center Monaca W Allegheny Carnefrle Avonworth Football Ogenszve Carl Lockhart Ken Lent Larry Wheeler Dennls Conrad Art NVash1nfrton Dennls Conrad Art YVash1ngton Jun Roolf Gary Sm1th Grew Sm1th 42 Defenswe Mlke McMahan Greg Sm1th Ern1e Yokley Rudy Karp Larry Wheeler Grefr Sm1th John Sradomslu john Evans Greg Sm1th John Evans ta XR Xe K NN RNA fl I y ' j 1 , Q , 1 , I y 4 u ,X 'C 'KPQFVI7 ' -N , v ,Q no Quaker Valley O .... D 27 Xu QQ' xczflp Q 6 ...... .J , 17V 42 ..... 13 QQ X15-5 QQ. 1 7 ........ 13 , Nt -Q B do Q 21 ........ 39 X U .- QQL5 14 ..... 6 X T L99 13 ....... ' 26 I 26 ...... 19 o O y . A o . D A A- C - D. - u I D . SENIORS-Ist Row, L. to R,: Rudy Karp, John Kuntz, Les Kane, john Evans, Paul Sradornski, Carl Lockhart, Mike McMahan. Znd Row: Pete Cortese, Ernie Yokley, Larry Wheeler, John Sradomski, Tom Goldsbury, Tom Seren, Art Wash- ington, Denny Conrad, Ken Lent. -A 'rh I V SPECIAL AXVARDS I ff' 5fxKnute Rockne Award-John Evans A I he 'Offensive Player of the Year-Larry Wheeler ,fy .,A',' I Defensive Player of the Year-Gregory Smith S Most Improved Player-Harry Banks ,Most Promising Sophomore-james Roolf e Hardest Working Player-John Kuntz Q A l?Best Blocker and Tackler XX , ., V W I W I, Hiruwl, I P TV' X ' , A ,, , 4, - Q, if X I K . ,IQ WX ' A A-y x QUAKER VALLEY'S JUNIOR VARSITY HAD AN UNDEFEATED SEASON: SIX VICTORIES, NO LOSSES, NO TIES ,I-II I Football V 43 , I l We re gomg to fight team fight w1th all our mlght Come on Art! Hang on, Smlttyl Ready for battle FOOTllb3lMl 44 u Q - ' - n a 1 J ... x Aw, get olf my back! 4. 9' ' if ' sv ,Q 5 ,Q r A tense moment for Coach Q. V. even imported a kicker from Finland! Pete bowls them over Follow the Leader 45 Football X X: Round and round they go Wh1SPET1Hg sweet nothxngs Even better than Studlo Wrestl1ngY Agony my 11n1t11famura1 VV1tes1t11umg 1967 INTRAMURAL WRESTLING HeavyWe1ght CHAMPIONS Dan Zebrosk1 Joe Herbst R1chard Beck Bob Goldstem Tom Groves Harold Pollock Dave Stand1sh Denn1s Conrad Don PHugh Rudy Karp Tom Goldsbury John Evans Shall we dance? PIN! fum yi 1 S 95 1b ....... ' , 103 lb ..... . . . My 112 lb ....... ' 120 lb. . . . . . ' 127 lb ....... no 133 lb ...... X A y y 138 1b. . . . . . ' K 33 W 145 lb ...... ' 2 lf' 154 lb ..... . . XJ - - . 165 lb ....... . 57 180 lb ...... f IU I In S 1 ?t'fa?w 01 ,av 1 al .15 gvialkxlip Ist Row, L. to R..' F. Blair, C. Lockhart, C.. Massie, D. Lee, M. McMahan, Dave Haver, D. Ramsey. 2nd Row: S. Martrn, T. Scanlon, F. Sacco, R. Powner, B. Martin, R. Haneharik, B. Hamilton, J. Bedison. 3rd Row: B. Rucker, D. Bell, F Armour, E. Riley, D. Hrenkevich, L. Powner, L. Lee. 4th Row: Don Haver, J. Theys, J. Roolf, T. Schelb, M. Randolph C. McNamara, R. Palmer, T. Wonder. Missing: R. Mazur. :'1Quaker 'F Quaker 'X' Quaker all Quaker 1 Quaker 'X'Quaker Quaker Quaker Quaker all Quaker Quaker Quaker :'1Quaker Quaker Quaker Quaker 1' Quaker Quaker Quaker THE SEASON League Record: 6-4 Valley 60 '. . Hopewell 57 Valley 62 . Monaca 67 Valley 61 . . Hopewell 55 Valley 61 . . Rochester 77 Valley 71 . Moon Twp. 69 Valley 82 . Fort Cherry 51 Valley 74 . . . Avalon 62 Valley 61 . . Bellevue 60 Valley 78 . Avonworth 98 Valley 75 West Allegheny 65 Valley 94 . . . Neville 41 Valley 65 . Coraopolis 80 Valley 90 . Carnegie 61 Valley 58 . . Avalon 78 Valley 76 . . Bellevue 72 Valley 59 . Avonworth 74 Valley 63 West Allegheny 62 Valley 81 . . . Neville 47 Valley 79 . Coraopolis 63 : :Exhibition Games Q.V. WON HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Quaker Valley 80 . . . Neshannock 68 Quaker Valley 95 . . Northwestern 71 47 Butsie puts one in Basketball 1 SENIORS-L. to R..' Dickie Lee, Floyd Blair, Carl Lockhart, Dave Haver, Mike Mc- Mahan, Dick Ramsey, Calvin Massie. Dickie Lee in action Basketball Cal Massie lays one up 48 Dick Ramsey rushes in two points ar '5nw'W p fm. I Home of the Hustling Quakers . l ,K gf' i Sf ff He flies through the air . . . ,NJN jump ball, jump ball! Get it, get it! . . . and like a 49 l Oh no you don't thunderbolt - - - Basketball Ist Row, L. to R.: F. Blair, G. Barnhart, W. Frankenberry, C. Massie, R. Ramsey, K. Lent, P. Cortese, H. McMaster 2nd Row: R. Klimek, S. Grillo, P. Melnick, J. Susko, R. Hancharik, T. Sechler, W. Roolf, J. Roolf, J. Joseph. 3rd Row Mr. Shulick, W. Conn, C. Steinberg, M. Freier, E. Beall, T. Moore, W. Charko, M. Duzicky. 4th Row: R. Palmer, S White. Missing: D. Pflugh, R. Simons. . Ted Williams?? Would you believe-Satchel Paige? Steal my mask, will youl Baseball 50 This indoor ball is for the birds! Who, me? 1 1 ax - .4 r-L , , N ff , . '-'fl X-,' , J-3 ' 4,-' 14,1 'gg A If ' 1 o AW Q ,,' .f , , cob' 'f7 ,f r ' If -, ffx'--' of j'3 -so ' 4 J D Km f' N, N, I A l ,ff - f ,.' az . .. .. ' I -. 1 f.. 1 A ' ' I' -s J, ,- A 11 591 '24 If fx mf' , ,Q 1 1- ' f 561 . ff ,, , .J ,H -f -. 1-,Y -fn Y, -'V W. Y ff v U W . X ,. Wji X .,fiQ'f 'K , fda' ,z f ' ' G, Darn it-just swallowed my chawin' tabacca! I'll get him while he's not lookin'. How sweet it is! 51 Baseball K' Svjiql if MQ, 1 'l OJ JBAJ . W .w ,Mar ,WM N A ,f-W .J Wk W A X Ist Row, L. to R.: R. Sterner, J. Miller, J. Yeckley, T. Goldsbury, A, Serbinski, G. Garitzi, F. Spencer, J. Evans, C.. Kul- backi, J. Copenhaver, J. Kuntz, J. Drewnowski. 2nd Row: A. Washington, J. Rusnak, W. Hamilton, R. Dax, D. Challis M. Leonard, C. McNamara, W. Gosnell, P. Sradomski, J. Sradomski, K. Shaver, S. Ackmann. 3rd Row: C. Kost, J. Gibbons, P. Martin, G. Greene, D. Standish, R. Abercrombie, G. Smith, T. Seren, L. Scarpino, L. Powner. 4th Row: C. Kuemmerle, J. McCrory, lj. McKjpi15y, J. Skrabut, R. Frynkewicz, P. Mastroianni, G. Start, D. Markle, F. Smith, E. Spec, T. Sklarsky. Fifth Row: Mr. Nusskern, Mr. Johns, F. Brenner, J. Fulton, J. Rodes, S. Spencer, J. Weber, D. T. Barnes, S. Entwhistle, W. Frissell, S. Damico, F. Popowich. Missing: D. Conrad, M. McMahan. The Flying Finn Midriff bulge? Track 52 Run, Buddy, Run or The Fugitives Hi there! 53 A . I wi h A 1 Look, ma, one hand! Track Quaker Valley's girl athletes demonstrated their physical prowess this year in volleyball, basketball, bowling, softball, and track under the auspices of G.A.A., coached by Mrs. Dakota Olinger and Miss Shirley Stevens. Both intramurally and intermurally the girls faced tough competition and displayed line sportsmanship. In contests with other schools the victor's laurels most often rested on the Q.V. G.A.A. 1966-1967 OFFICERS Linda Tyler, President Linda Fennell, Vice-President LaVerne Cole, Secretary Lynda Mercer, Treasurer SPORTS CAPTAINS Volleyball-Linda Fennell, Joyce Rossi Basketball-Lynda Mercer, Karen Withrow Bowling-Linda Klicker, Angie Milano Softball-jackie Brannon, Debbie Kerr Track-Linda Brewer, Betty Washington Girls Athletic Association Coaches Mr. Vincent Cortese, Basketball Mr. Raymond Bergman, Football Mr. John Nusskern, Football and Track Mr. Rhesa Shaw, Basketball Mr. Andrew Shulick, Baseball The highest honor an athlete at Quaker Valley can achieve is membership in the Varsity Club. Only boys who have won a letter in a varsity sport are eligible for membership. A var- sity jacket is the ultimate goal of each member. To earn a jacket a boy must be a senior, must have received at least two letters in a varsity sport, must have sold a designated number of ath- letic booster subscriptions, and must have participated in all Varsity Club activities. The club's purpose is the promotion of interest and participation in sports at Q.V. Coach Nusskern served as sponsor again this year. 55 Varsity Club L 43? f 5 1 it F i, , 3 Q51 4. . ff-E 6 1 K'W UNDERCLASSMEN lilfl Q Kenneth Alvania David L. Barnes ' r' ' Frank Armour My David T. Barnes ,wmv I Sandra. Anderson ,if Richard Alsing Q3 33 Steven Ackman X I ,, , I A ff Valerie Barnhart , Moz!- ' :H ' ' W Leonard Bartlotti ' M Kenneth Addison Barbara Barngrover . ,, ,W i, J. J rx 54 A if SJ ,fa ' '5 ifrilqi' I if TQ! A if ixr ' Jak, L aww? if Q3p,,flfN'R' ' Af x . -, 53 , K, L x ,,' ,ga .A rd, elses, , fa rc fp bl 4' ffl if L ff! fl 57' C7'f'fW'Y?ifc? B , 6- -4 , fy , 'f 6 .2 W If Dennis Bova 1 .- V J f-V227 Cifitpefsgw ri Richard Bonnette pw an K, 1 Q I N , X ' NA Mary Bemis C 'diff 'iff 1!c',,'lfU- kv - 'Q Richard Beerman I' I I J li June Blair , A fs an fig , ,yj rl Melissa Bollrnan - 1 . , . ,f ,- H 1 f - . lr ' ,nv ,, David Bell 9,570 My if A96 A , , J 2 Theodore Benson ' ' ' ' 'Q- Beth Berman My My C137 Kathy Besong M, C, , Denise Bendle -' - 'Lf' ei sf 7'715Jf'fio' f' 4 ., hr A ,QE ,459 fr? ,a 1 f f . ,fx , 1 5 If f- ef' bi' 57, 5 ,.- , ff . Q 3.-1 f-or f Af ff .- Q K -' ,. I .., V , V, F A, I .f ff? lg., '61 I A X- 'ff-if .- L .5 f' ,jj 7? II,-iff? ' V, I! Z V V: I A - c ri, my 1.-,B .1 f P , grip 5 N Patricia Carter Denise Brannon Denise Calloway Ann Brackus Victor Bruno Beatrice Bruno Dale Broskey Greylyn Brown Bruce Burgener Fred Brenner 1 Umderclassmen 58 wg N Q k Qfixjna 2 29' R N' 33 sg? sw. . 1. 3555: fm? G UNDJERCLASSNUEN Nur x , -J ,Q XV , qi' if .U c r, ,W :Q .va A rx, Q, ,-1 F X P K wi 'XIV J KX-ff M in if ' 2, A is s' is Qu .We A T 0 P2 K fi 'Xl is l ' ,yy fs. .M SW 4. ..D ' J Janet Clifford Leo Cicco William Cheatham Mary Ann Chicots Cathy Chirumbolo Katherine Crick John Cortese Daniel Challis Missing: Richard Causey Jack Conaway Nora Craig Lani Downey Ronald Dunlap Virginia Duelly Stephen Damico Karen Driesch ' Richard Davis Barbara Dax Glenn Crumm Missing: Gary DeLembo Allen Dufala Michael Duzicky Diana Erdlen Jill Eisenl.ute Diana English Christine Ethridge David Edgar Cindy Fowler john Davis Sam Entwhistle Herbert Ford Missing: Phyllis Foleno Caroline Ford Wayne Devine Uindlercllassmen kiwi Underelassmen UWM NW lCOJf3 Eric Gibb David Gifford William Gosnell George Frederick Frank Gall Dennis Gerle John Fulton Mark Freier George Garrity Missing: Peter Frankovich Richard Frynkewicz David Goldstein Orham Green Thomas Groves Vicki Greenwald Sharon Groh Jane Griilin Rosella Gorham Shirley Grubbs Missing: Francis Gross Gregory Greene Donald Haver jay Hegner Bruce Gibson Mary Guy Theresa Henke Gretchen Harrison Patricia Gurgovits Stephen Hegner Carol Heidel Patricia Heist Stephen Gowen Ray Gintner Missing: Robert Hegner IUUJAL Robert Honhold Kenneth Hunt Kathleen Hlopek joseph Herbst Kathleen Holfmaster Kathleen Hunter Andrew Hrenkovich Kathryn Hopkins Missing: Denise Hubbard James joseph Nancy Jank Linda jerman Bonnie Jarvis Carol Kappel Lena Iera Mary Joyce Robert King Walter Katzbeck Robert Keber Undlerdlassmen NUM5 Rhonda Klingensmith Janine McCarthy Catherine Kuemrnerle Kristine Kramer Susan Kraybill Charles Ligato Kathleen Kleindiensl: Helen Kowal Missing: Larry Lee William Lenz Joyce Lilly Deborah Lyons Kathleen McClaine Deborah Mahr Judith McCullough Peggy Mansfield Margaret McDonald Nancy McKelvey Charles McNamara Michael McCarthy Richard Manko James McCrory Beverly Melnyk Earl Metheny Donna Menosky Geraldine Markel Patsy Mastroianni Carl Massi Merwin McKinney Alexander Mate Parke Martin Peter Menniti Richard Miller Underclassmen limo John Neilson John Mitsak Deborah Morrow Daniel Nesta Gwendolyn Morris Roberta Novasel William Nickholds Margaret Molitor Jerrold Ordons Missing: Sally Nash Susan Quinn Leslie Powner Frank Popowich Richard Palmer Joanne Pilugh Harold Pollock Christine Peel Carol Patterson Kenneth Ptak Angela Pulman Lois Peel Michael Randolph Larry Ritchey Edgar Riley Christine Rosata james Roolf Elizabeth Riegel William Roolf Linda Rice Robert Romesburg' james Rodes Thomas Moore Undlerclassmen ,-N, N , F., .. l N Q.-X bg! 'xx A , J f n. , X, , .l xjr. . Y.t.Qf ' .X 'axfifi J 1 alll-X X Q ,. 'fy xi -. . ixxlf ' W' -' Cl ' . 3 ,W xf . if if! ,259 il K pf X 2 V- , ,l lf, kg, ' I fd QV, V R if s . -ji? f 5-fx Qui li in 'X A .., . , Xl N ' JJ' - X5 . ,rj vi 2 W ,J J ,tl Xi V X53 .gl 's , yr, 'fl 'gr , , 'CV T., QT: If .31 ty ,J fi T Q - ,P Yi as V .1 N. X w 'li 55' Underclassmen -5 if M ,, JA lifli Terry Sechler Timothy Scheib Gary Ruprecht Raymond Rucker Albert Sacco Donna Scimio Elizabeth Scimio Richard Segeleon Barbara Schmidt ames Rusnak Iissing: Rebecca Santarelli N 1 t xii J Kent Shaver john Skrabut Robert Sgro Gwynedd Southgate Francis Smith Tom Sklarsky Laura Smith David Sofranko Janet Seman Dennis Sikora -v,.f3'm e ' pgs? Nga, my 7J Q2 V OXQQL- J W . J is fl 1 -,B gg? ,J ey. ff ff ,' ,V . , X 17 fig Leaf 'F tl , ,., .tp f A J X. I F 1, Mary Stinson Mary Svegel Charles Steinberg Marianne Stein Gary Start Sandra Steup Joseph Striflier Susan Spahr Missing: Elaine Spinelli Louise Sylvester may t r j John Turner N Jan Von Hofen my Arthur Vossberg , Gerald Wachob 'J' Douglas Veshio Y ,J Michael Valoski Susan Tondrcau Deborah Taggart Joseph Venezia Peter Tyler Belinda Torchia Mary Walker Ellen Weslocky Ann White Thomas Weber Margo Whitfield Marion Washington Barbara White john Weber Teela Weiner Benny White Sarah Williams Mary Willoughby janet Zarna Paul Wright Karen Wood Craig Zahner James Wiseman Robert Wood James Wilson Lori Wolfe Sharon Yant Wag, ,N el V , Q .. 1 J me JJ Q, K K . ,X ,X , .wx-41 . ' , e, W X .1 - w Unndlercllassmen l A ,. 54X 1 R ,XIX l, lem, 6 al T Uv, -. i. llal Francis Augustine Linda Amold jean Askey Kevin Applegarnh Susan Aiello Thomas Baird Deborah Baird Harry Banks Nancy Astorino Robert Abercrombie jill Amend Patricia Baumgartel Eugene Beall by' 'WJ 51,95 David Barngrover -ZW n ,414 Charles Bauer lH.,M0M K F415 Philip Bendle -- 12 ,f gp David Baker . A U' , I ,, Robert Batina 65,01 -U Nancy Baum Missing: Vivian Anderson Linda Barker Frances Bodziak Linda Brewer Beverly Blair Sherry Biondi Elaine Bengele Edward Brisbin Sarah Brothers Alex Booth Edward Carver Missing: Cathy Burtnett Umdlerclassmenn -Li.. uuwzre- -N- M.--avr-v ' 95- me L I' 53 5? bfi!! asf ,mix Q, an A ala? 67 lllal William Charko David Cooper Kathleen Combs Kathleen Cottage Linda Clark William Corso Gloria Ciccone David Cook Gwendolyn Cole William Conn Missing: Paul Cemansky Margaret Crick Michele D'Agostino james Daniel Helen Rose Cukovich Robert Dax Patricia Cottom Gale Dean Peter Crockett Patricia Curran Sarah DeGori Susan Detwiler jan Freier James Dixon john Foster Wayne Ervin Nena Djordjevic Henry Ford Mary Lou Foleno Harry Ford Dorothy Ford Karen Galey Linda Fennell Uiridleifcllassmem Underelaissmen lilafi Michael Gallagher Marianne Griffith Kris Greller Scott Grillo Patricia Gallagher John Gibbons Sharon Gifford Sandra Graham Fred Gilbert Thomasina Grey Christine Hawes Deborah Hatton Kathleen Herbst Rebecca Habbert Sue Heilman Dorothy Hodovuns William Habers Robert Hancharik William Hamilton Chris Hallstein Richard Gowen Edward Hopkins Charles Johnston Charles Kaib Marion Johnson Linda Kennedy Peter Iwaskewycz Kathy Kerchner Joan Iwler Donna Hovanec Nancy jenkins Missing: Neil jones Virginia Kelley Kevin Kelly lllaal Ray Kosis Louis Kuemrnerle Joseph Lottes Carol Krane Elizabeth Kurlak Linda LoBello Katherine Kurlak Deborah Kerr Kathleen Leasure John Kerr Linda Kern Joseph Martin Lawrence McKenzie Douglas Markle Marian Maguire Paul Melnick Elizabeth Luster Ronald Mazur Karen Melle Linda Melnick William Martin Hilda McKenzie Jeanette Massie Diane Molitor Gary Morris Yvette Mertens Janice Melonic Jerome Molitor Lynda Mercer Ann Molesky Rebecca Minnemeyer Umdlercllassmexn H25 Joanne Ott Laura O'Donovan Daniel Nadler Rhetta Nelson Rosemary Neugebauer Thomas O'Neill Dennis Nadzak Mark Nusskern Jeanette Plese Diane Pawlishak Christine Pilch David Pluechel Mary Lynn Pollinger Connie Petrone Kathy Pcsolyar Jeffrey Polk Undlerolassmen if llab jane Rees Joyce Rossi Robina Reilly Kenneth Rogoff Frederick Riemer Rebecca Riehl Richard Powner Nancy Rogoff Barbara Rankin Eric Ruprecht Missing: Thomas Reisker Sidney Shanks Bernice Shaver Terrance Scanlon Lawrence Scarpino Mark Scott Carol Shook Harold Sanders Barbara Serbinski Frank Sacco Anthony Scalercio Rosemary Sirianni james Sacco WWW ry Smith Gregory Smith Edward Spec Mary Alice Smith Michael Solito Donna Skrabut Harold Sanders Christine Sofranko Albert Smith Darlene Skiles Joan Smith Lorraine Skeba Undlerclassmen Undlerelassmen .xxx , lli jeffri Theys Alex Taylor Barbara Stack Sarita Tucker Karen Taylor Bernice Spencer Audrey Turner Kathleen Thein Ralph Valenzi john Susko Wanda Vescio Richard Villella Kathy Weslocky Linda Wagner Carol Vish Dale Wachter Betty Washington Missing: Jacqueline Walker Noel Washburn Robert Washington 1 X' . A ,f LJ A C31 W' F J NJ' It 1 YL ,Q 1 'X Vx Lf: L1 '. fl ' ' Q f-'U V I e A lx jeu 'ji , .Nfl ' QUVX' ,A gy ,WW r .Lilly r Ex HJNQN ,D.J,fYvVV'JoN 3 M K X we , if , fl 2 I if! ,frljl FI A MJb f'! V ,, Daniel Zebroski Vi' Cjiffjl' 'Eff ,qi joan Wohlgemutlil, , .X fl if jr f' ' ' lj k i rr Cb ilu: i 1' 5 ,a 1 '17 4 v 44' fi ' 'Q ., Louise Zagorski J' 5 H Donna Young V , v A Q. Q'Vl i4l Barbara Zupcic X ,N V -JSQZVV J Thomas Wonder qi' 'g ,' 'flfwr 'N Missing: i ,Mil if jf' , rj ir Esther Wilson ,ly l g,fiQ f3gwfffA NEdward Wipdissglg 1' ,, 1, wh J ' U UC Roqsaline.-I w Jfjfk' yi LJ , lfe : - J. A fl N v IQ Q! K ,fvffw , l Jaya ,f - f1,!UWf ' A JLLV ., 4-xg NN l 0 K--39 LJ 'F' li if F Af? ,fi L?!Az ' I 1-'H Qi!! L L -1 Q, A STX. ary, 3 F 72 kfvylk M l wanna-ww eww- ..,,,,a. gm. ,,.. , N ,, May I have your attention please . . Technical School Students: Paul Ccrnansky, Larry Wheeler, Tom Reisker, Don Toth, Ed Wolfe. Y' Officer jack Punashot Terry the Toiler X . Hello dere 1 , V -V v . f f, Familiar Famceg SIENIIURS 461' -.A X 1. 4- f f H ara 1 4? Q' 815 ' -, Q,-' -M fig ' .-'wp ,L ,A ,l 5, Q 1 , U' ' fs ,J i, , .U 'F A U I ,J .. f an 4 '- --22 . ' ' ,- W' -RE f, -4 ., E4- 1 , i f gif? SENIURS Semimfs In Nlemmfiam ALLEN THOMAS GOERMAN WILLIAM BUNGO JANET LYNN ABERCROMBIE Goal: To teach mentally retarded Activities: Student Council-Secretary, G.A.A.- Vice-President, Chorus - Treasurer, Red Cross, World Affairs Club, Pep Club-President. JANE ACTEA ANGROS Goal: College Activities: G.A.A., World Affairs Club, Girls' Shop, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Ski Club. DONALD THOMAS ANZALONE Goal: Coast Guard Activities: None. TIMOTHY A. BAKER Goal: United States Air Force Activities: None. GERALD E. BARNHART Goal: Engineering Activities: Baseball, Science Club, Spanish Club. GEORGE BLAIR BAUER Goal: College Activities: Investment Club, World Affairs Club. RICHARD E. BECK Goal: Aeronautical Engineer and Linguist Activities: Investment Club, Math Club, Track JAMES ERNEST BEDISON Goal: Professional Musician or Instructor Activities: Dance Band, Basketball-Mgr., Band ette, World Alfairs Club, Band-Vice President. 77 Seniors Seniors THOMAS TED BENDowsK1 Goal: Aviation Mechanic Activities: Chess Club. JAMES E. BENNETT Goal: Businessman Activities: None. DANIEL L. BERTI Goal: Aviation Mechanic Activities: None. FLOYD BLAIR Goal: Professional Basketball Player Activities: Basketball, Baseball. DAVID EARL BOLLMAN Goal: Business Management Activities: State Crew, Biology Club, D.E.C.A. KATHY LYNN BOVETT Goal: Airline Stewardess Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Ski Club- President, World Affairs Club, G.A.A. SANDRA GAIL BRADLEY Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: Red Cross, Girls' Shop, G.A.A., World Affairs Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Pep Club, Math Club, Yearbook. JACQUELINE BRANNON Goal: Assistant Buyer Activities: Chorus, Pep Club, G.A.A., D.E.C.A. -Secretary. SANDRA L. BRUNO Goal: Secretary Activities: Girls' Shop, World Affairs Club, Ski Club. MARIE ANTOINETTE BURZESE Goal: Secondary Mathematics Teacher Activities: French Club, Math Club, Yearbook, Red Cross, F.H.A.-President and Vice-President, Pep Club. HELEN ANN CHEDDAR Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: F.H.A., Girls' Shop, G.A.A., Pep Club, Chorus. ANDREA MARLENE CHIODO Goal: To get married Activities: G.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross. RICHARD HARRY CLAYPOOL Goal: College Activities: Spanish Club, Band, Dance Band, World Affairs Club, Bandette. RAE LAVERNE COLE Goal: Elementary Education Teacher Activities: French Club, G.A.A.-Secretary, F.T.A., Pep Club. DENNIS MICHAEL CONRAD Goal: To demonstrate at Berkeley Activities: National Honor Society, Football, Track, Varsity Club, World Affairs Club, Spanish Club. JAMES LYNN COPENHAVER Goal: Draftsman Activities: Chorus, Spanish Club, Special Chorus, Biology Club. - :A w Seniors RICHARD LEE COTTOM Goal: To be a man Activities: Band, Chess Club, Book Club. STEPHANIE ANN CRAIN Goal: Medical Instructor Activities: National Honor Society, Dance Band, Band, F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls' Shop. DEIRDRE ANN DAILY Goal: Secretary Activities: Ski Club, Girls' Shop. RONALD JAMES DELUOA Goal: To succeed J. Edgar Hoover Activities: National Honor Society, Yearbook- Business Mgr., Thespians, French Club-Vice-President, Quaker Quill, World Affairs Club. MARY CAROL DEVLIN Goal: Nursing Activities: Red Cross, F.H.A., Music Apprecia- tion. CAROLINE G. DILL Goal: Undecided Activities: National Honor Society, Library Aide, G.A.A., Thespians-Vice-Presi- dent, Quaker Quill-Editor, Folk Music Club, Red Cross. JOSEPH GREGORY DREWNOWSKI Goal: Engineer Activities: National Honor Society, German Club, Chess Club. JOANNE DZAN Goal: College-Political Science Major Activities: Cheerleader, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Book Club-Secretary, World Affairs Club. Seniors 80 LINDA DIANE EBERT Goal: College Activities: Special Chorus, World Affairs Club, F.H.A., Red -Cross-Treasurer, Year- book, Chorus. ROBERT Joi-IN ENGLISH Goal: Undecided Activities: Ski Club. JOHN FENTON EVANS Goal: Chemical Engineer Activities: National Honor Society, Varsity Club, Football-Co-Captain, Track, French Club, Science Club, Student Council, Ski Club. LARRY DENNIS FENNELL Goal: Career in Biology QResearcherj Activities: Biology Club, Special Chorus, Science Club, Chorus. MARY ALICE FINLEY Goal: Undecided Activities: Ski Club, World Affairs Club, Folk Music Club. WILLIAM GEORGE FRANKENBERRY Goal: Engineer Activities: Chess Club, German Club, Varsity Club, Baseball. JOHN PAUL FRANKOVICH Goal: Draftsman Activities: Chess Club. LORA DONNA FRISSELL Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: F.H.A., F.T.A., Red Cross, G.A.A., Latin Club, Pep Club. Seniors 81 LYNN WILLIAM FRISSELL ,kL' .z-, Goal: Activities: Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Chess A 'iiiiflfsii Club, Track-Mgr., Basketball-Mgr. GEORGE JOSEPH GARITI Goal Busmess EXCCUIIVC ACKIVIIICS Chess Club, Ski Club Investment Club, French Club, World Affalrs Club KATHERINE ANNE GARRITY Goal Veterlnarlan Act1v1t1es Latin Club German Club, Mus1c Ap precianon Club Folk Music Club, Art Club Book Club DEBORAH M GLEASON Goal College then Secretary Activities G1rls Shop VIRGINIA JUSTINA GI.EAsoN 'NW Goal Dental Technlcian Act1v1t1es D E C A 'wmaml CHERYL JEAN GOLDBACH Goal Nursing ACIIVIIICS FHA Red Cross President We THoMAsH GOLDSBURY Goal Lion Tramer ACIIVIIICS Football Track, Science Club, Chess Club, Ski Club Drama Club Math Club Chorus V1cePres1dent, Varsity www Q f Club Spamsh Club, Speclal Chorus .1 la, sg, 31 'A WK ROBERT ALLEN GOLDSTEIN Q, if l E Goal To succeed Arthur Goldberg 9 Act1v1t1es National Honor Soclety French Club President, Thesplans, World Af Y ,.. fans Club S U N Delegate Quaker 'W F' 5 Quill Quaker Quotes, Ski Club Q Seniors 82 ' 1 . , - I , . l . . . . l . , . . ..... I .l,. .,.,. . .... -. rgg,z,.f,i.,3.gi? - fw ijfi f fg.':ff,,. - 1 A- ' EW5s'S3 :M ,QWV , ,.,,,L, 1 1 wffw.-,-I., - gg .., glass , ' I - f '. . I New . ,J,. i u a .mf - -w1.l,Y1l - wfl,?f5 , .? 533515 ' A A . . - ' ' f+j2Az.JS?i.,g'2e I ,I 1 ' ' ' - , - ' grill-EyiagfaillllA555 A it ' ' ' ' ' afmzt I I A f if NQZQSAF 3. if L 0 Sis, 1-.afxis . -, sp - ' K 5 wh'-2 - lf u u n n A 2-Qif I , .,. J? ., , ,,., . , K., . TQ S - A 35255 1 - ' - ' ' , X-ffl W , . . . W , , 2:t 1 !5'i,i9'f ' SWE'-.sf--e. ff-.:'.ivw I . I . ., . .I ...VK . rg M,,A,t' - 5, .1-WW I ME I. A y -'Q' A - , ww, K at 5. e nv , VN. ' . W I A, .aw I I , , A ' 3. f .ay 313515 , , .Ml .. ms . C if - - , mf- ,. I 6.51. I ,. ' - 5 . . fzffg '- . - . I - r . 741 5-:bfi . . ' ' an . L,-,gp sig 0 LANA RosE GOMOLEK Goal: Happiness and Satisfaction Activities: G.A.A., Music Appreciation Club, F.H.A., Book Club. BETTY MARIE GRAHAM Goal: To graduate Activities: Art Club-Secretary, G.A.A., Girls' Shop, Spanish Club, French Club. MARGARET ELLEN GREEN Goal: Physical Therapist Activities: Red Cross, F.H.A., Latin Club, Art Club, Quaker Quill, Folk Music Club, Desk Duty. SHARON DOROTHY GRoss Goal: Happiness Activities: Cheerleader, Red Cross, Chorus, Math Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Pep Club. BEVERLY JEAN GRUBBS Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: None. CHRISTINE ANN GUY Goal: To follow in Marilyn's footsteps Activities: National Honor Society, Special Chorus, Drama Club, F.T.A., Chorus. RICHARD VINCENT HARKNESS Goal: Carpenter Activities: None. SHIRLEY ANNE HARKNESS Goal: Happiness Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, World Af- fairs Club, G.A.A., Chorus, F.H.A., Ski Club. S : R I 3 2' f g S 5 I Seniors DAVID CAMPBELL I-IAVER Goal: Psychiatrist Activities: Basketball, Folk Music Club-Sec.- Treas., Senior Class Treasurer, Drama Club, National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council. WILLIAM DAVID HAWES Goal: Historian Activities: Chess Club, Investment Club. MARILYN ADELE HEGERT Goal: Mickey Mouse Fan Club President Activities: Band-President, Dance Band, Music Appreciation Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Student Council, F.T.A.-President, Senior Class Secre- tary, Quaker Quill. RICHARD EDWIN HEGNER Goal: State Department Activities: National Honor Society, Yearbook- Editor, German Club-President, Thespians-President, World Affairs Club, Quaker Quill, Announcements, Student Council, Key Club. JOHN E. HEIST Goal: Accountant Activities: Track, Chess Club, Varsity Club, In- vestment Club. RUBY ELIZABETH HEIST Goal: Secretary Activities: F.H.A. ANN LOUISE HENDERSON Goal: Chemical Engineer Activities: National Honor Society, French Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Red Cross, World Affairs Club, F.T.A., Folk Music Club, Ski Club, Yearbook, Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Chorus, Desk Duty. CONSTANCE KAY HERSHEY Goal: Math Major Activities: Cheerleader-Captain, National Hon- or Society, French Club, Pep Club, G.A.A.-Treasurer, Red Cross, World Affairs -Club, Ski Club, Folk Music Club-Vice-President, Student Coun- cil. Seniors 84 SUSAN LEE I-IIBALA Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: Red Cross, Drama Club, Ski Club, F.T.A., Pep Club, Chorus. ALISON RAE HoLs1NGER Goal: Mineralogy Activities: Chorus, Art Club, Special Chorus, G.A.A., Folk Music Club, Pep Club. s ti si l , 5 gl WALLACE GARFIELD HOPKINS, JR. sv ' ' . zv,f,2.'ulfC , E i.fV'7QfiLj.l.f,llil Goal: To be a Welder Activities: None. H . -gf QW , ' ffiic I 1 'V f 1 ...: - Kgs - Wflfflhl , SK Q aa--15, ilk! H al5.s.a4:-S, kixlfl Fai 5 E?5 liX 'lii'I?2.lf1f?g S Q33 , y KATHLEEN MARY HOPTA s l Goal: Medical Assistant Activities: Red Cross, World Affairs Club, G.A.A., Desk Duty, Spanish Club, Li- brary Aide, Yearbook. 'Flin SILVIO IERA l Goal: Civil Engineering ' Activities: National Honor Society, Key Club, World Affairs Club, French Club. i E KATHRYN DIANA JOHNSON Goal: Secretary Activities: F.H.A., Red Cross, Pep Club. CHOMPOONUTE KAMTHONG Goal: Medical Doctor Activities: G.A.A., Folk Music Club-Honorary President, Ski Club, S.U.N., Art Club, A.F.S. Exchange Student. RUDY DAVID KARP Goal: Biologist Activities: Biology Club-President, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Football. 85 Seniors Seniors KENNETH ANDREW KARPOVICH Goal: Forestry Activities: Science Club, Chess Club. LAWRENCE DEAN KATZBECK Goal Success Activities Chess Club German Club LINDA RUTH KLICKER Goal Secretary ACKIVIIICS GAA Girls Shop FB LA World Affairs Club Sk1 Club Pep Club ROBERT DAVID KLIMEK Goal Career Officer In the Arr Force ActIv1tIes Latm Club Quaker Qulll World AHHITS Club Chorus Special Chorus German Club National Honor So ciety Yearbook CHERYL LYNN KLINGENSMITH Goal Reservatronist Activities F HA Red Cross Pep Club Chorus SHEILA YVONNE KMIT Goal Beautlcian Act1vIt1es DECA Grrls Shop Pep Club CYNTHIA R KOKOSKI Goal Secretary Activities Natronal Honor Society GAA Pe Club Folk Music Club ADELA DEBORAH KOLDER Goal To become a Biologist Activities F H A Sec Treas Biology Club Art Club Chorus GAA Pep Club Yearbook CHARLES ALLEN Kosr Goal: Undecided Activities: Latin Club, Math Club, Science Club, Chorus-Secretary, Special Chorus, Ski Club. MARGARET ELLEN KOTULA Goal: Home Economics Teacher Activities: F.H.A.-Secretary and Vice-President, Red Cross-Secretary, Desk Duty, Li- brary Aide, Pep Club, Yearbook. JOANNE KRALL Goal: Research Psychologist Activities: Chorus, Special Chorus, World Af- fairs Club, Folk Music Club, Ski Club, National Honor Society, Year- book. DOYLE W. KRAMER Goal: Aviation Activities: Band, Dance Band. CHARLES FREDERICK KUEMMERLE Goal: To graduate Activities: German Club, Biology Club. CHARLES DAVID KULBACKI Goal: College Activities: Drama Club, Science Club, Biology Club-Vice-President, Spanish Club, Track. MARSHA ANN KULYK Goal: Medical Technician Activities: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Folk Music Club, Girls' Shop. JOHN MATTHEW KUNTZ Goal: Pediatrician Activities: Chorus, Football, Baseball, Folk Music Club, German Club, Biology Club, Special Chorus. s Seniors LAWRENCE P. LASPADA Goal: Doctor of Medicine Activities: Chess Club, German Club, Latin Club, World Affairs Club. SUSAN LAWRENCE Goal: Peace Corps Activities: Chorus, Special Chorus, F.H.A., Year- book, World Affairs Club, National Honor Society, Thespians, Folk Music Club, Junior Prom Chairman. FLOYD LEE Goal: After Air Force, Undecided Activities: Basketball, Baseball. KENNETH WALTER LENT Goal: Spanish Major Activities: Football, Baseball, Student Council, Chess Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Junior Class Secretary, Varsity Club, Chorus. CARL DELANEY LOCKHART Goal: Air Force Activities: Football, Basketball. ELLEN JEAN LYONS Goal: Pre-School Teacher Activities: Girls' Shop, Ski Club, Red Cross, F.H.A., World Affairs Club, Pep Club. CAROL ANN MCCUTCHEON Goal: A Career in History Activities: National Honor Society, World Af- fairs Club, Quaker Quill, French Club, Band. BETSY ScoT MCKELVY Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: F.H.A., Red Cross, Pep Club. Seniors 88 l , ki XS- MICHAEL LYNN MCMAHAN Goal: Lodge Owner Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Science Club, Spanish Club- President, Chess Club-Vice-President, World Affairs Club. HUGH ANDREW MCMASTER Goal: Migrant Farm Worker Activities: Latin Club, Chess Club, Math Club, Drama Club, World Affairs Club, Thespians, Quaker Quill. DONNA LoUIsE MANKO Goal: Study in a Specialized Field of Biology Activities: Art Club, Spanish Club, Biology Club, National Honor Society, Li- brary Aide, Pep Club, Red Cross, Folk Music Club. JOHN MAREK Goal: Service Activities: None. GLENN EDWARD MARTIN Goal: Spanish Major Activities: Key Club, Basketball, F.T.A.-Vice- President, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Science Club, Baseball. CALVIN LOUVELL MASSIE Goal: Industrial Management Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Math Club, Science Club-Sec.-Treas., Chorus, Sophomore and junior Class President, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council, Book Club, Key Club. JOHN P. MASTROIANNI Goal: Business Administration Activities: None. ROSEMARY A. MASTROIANNI Goal: Elementary or Art Teacher Activities: Art Club, Quaker Quill, G.A.A., F.T.A., World Alfairs Club, Ski Club, Pep Club, Drama Club. Seniors S9 ,V - ,WA 'Mr-W-Y - ,mfs . I ' 9 ' Qt : --f if ,521 ' .155 lk- ' it 17' ' , L K 'ati'-'lfsbiszaf ' Ht tiliilflw V' h .. . ,fi jf?ggE,fr , 5' ' . J k L, Seniors DOLORES MARIE MATLAK Goal: X-Ray or Medical Technologist Activities: National Honor Society, Art Club, Ski Club, Folk Music Club, G.A.A., Biology Club-Sec.-Treas., Pep Club. THOMAS HEATHCOTE MERRIMAN Goal: Garboligist Activities: Chess Club-President, Math Club, French Club, Track, Spanish Club. MARTHA CAROLYN MEYERS Goal: Success and Happiness Always Activities: Red Cross, D.E.C.A.-President. ANGELA MARIE NIILANO Goal: Beauty Culture Field Activities: G.A.A., Girls' Shop, Pep Club, Ski Club. SUE ANN MILCOFF Goal: Fashion Illustrator Activities: G.A.A., Red Cross, World Affairs Club, Art Club, Folk Music Club, Pep Club. JACQUELINE MILES Goal: Business School Activities: G.A.A., Pep Club, Red Cross. DAVID JOHN MILLER Goal: Electrician Activities: None. JAMES DOUGLAS MILLER Goal: Sharecropper Activities: National Honor Society, Track, Chess Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club. MARK NICHOLAS MILLER Goal: Computer Programmer Activities: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Quaker Quill, Math Club, Chess Club. JOEL DOUGLAS MINNIGH Goal: Lawyer Activities: World Affairs Club, Dance Band, Band, National Honor Society. KATHLEEN DIANNE MITCHELL Goal: Beautician Activities: Red Cross, Pep Club, D.E.C.A. CAROL ANNE MITSAK Goal: French Interpreter Activities: World Affairs Club, Chorus-Treas- urer, Special Chorus, Student Coun- cil, Pep Club-Secretary, French Club, Ski Club. FRANCES ANN MOLITOR Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: Music Appreciation Club. DENNISON DANIEL MooRE Goal: Billionaire Activities: Folk Music -Club. CAROL JEAN MUNIZZA Goal: Registered Nurse Activities: Red Cross, G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' Shop, World Affairs Club, Ski Club. LINDA JOYCE NEELY Goal: Social Worker Activities: G.A.A., Drama Club, Chorus, French Club, World Affairs Club, Ski Club, Pep Club. f,,,,IfQ,5,53,,,, 1eiEf?.lf wi' E g II Q fig? , U ,, I W W ' I YV al lla ll I Q pg Ililziilf JI IU if U wi' EE Wu w kk IFE! rg1iZl,t,n:gg?Kiz6 ,,,.,,w-I2,.sg1,y sf? ,I HE? X Ejkyilj lllsflfk ' lx 39 s X 13 im' li ,ig if fi In wg X f:,zm,f,,,t QM, , ,sv I g mfm, alps! lf 1 Ile X Mis i Halgli, 1 :L if Ipit ff W fe f'-, wr is - fs, I w ax- ,.., it A ,:,,1wl':'3i1ff'15,?I, 532223 I 5 A525545 ,IQ?Ezsi'55E5ffg+?3lliQE? 5 si lf 'lgiiflsiilggigklyfliil' it . lil li? f :Trial if I I M r i ' 'f ,. , .., ,, pm pg , ,.L'- .5.,:: .1526 . ' :L X 5 I I , gg, 7,33 ,.,w 5 . .. , . X -M iw-I SE , Ivf:il::6,1f?wz1: UW , , lag:',,:-, , M, I Wx EVE . '-rvp,:gg525I lg ' ifllijfj 3'li,?lll 1 il K 'li-' l , ,flisillwg I l l aw., I . , , , ,W ,. S EL- t if. .',., asf ,,,f ?34 . ,i 5 fy a:zmi,' ' i l rlefsfrsailllf A fi: mrs iqfyiqgiss 85, 5,5 5 555 K xi I, Rm . l ,. , ,,.. l?grgg,fSilQgggIfLI, g , .,,. I :I I 'f:f'::+i'tek?':,-E1 Igfrsziszf 1 45. -'RQIQEHFK' im i6Wlil:a ,,.r ,:l,Ss5'f5l?355liil?z5 .V ,Ip W I.. Wil Iii? '25, K, . .M-if I 1 II. , , ,, ,.,, , I ., ,,, I 5- 'wg' xlisifg, ,IW --2,5-,IA1i': ::,,T. iQii:fllEi ...R f- - fi. :ef if,,,., ffm ,Q f f',f559i15, ,,f-l,zm ti Seniors ANITA LYNNE PEGHER Goal journallst ActIv1t1es Art Club G A A World AfEa1rs Club French Club DONALD WESLEY PELUG1-I Goal Navy ACIIVIIICS VarsIty Club Baseball LINDA MARIE PITZNER Goal UN Interpreter ActIv1t1es Spamsh Club Pep Club Glrls Shop Red Cross World Affalrs Club Sk1 Club RICHARD JORDAN RAMSEY Goal Rad1O or TCICVISIOH Commentator ACIIVIIICS Natlonal Honor Socxety SenIor Class Presldent Jumor Class V1ce Presl dent Basketball Baseball Key Club Presxdent Student CouncIl Presx dent Spanlsh Club VlCCPfCS1dCHt Yearbook Art Club World Affalrs Club VHTSICY Club Goal College then Executlve Secretary ACIIVIIICS French Club Pep Club G A A F H A Sk1 Club PAMELA MARGARET RICI-I Goal Elementary Teacher ACIIVIIICS GAA Glrls Shop World Affaxrs Club FTA Pep Club Sk1 Club JANET ALICE RODES Goal Soclal Work ActIv1t1es NatIonal Honor SOCICYY Quaker Qu1ll GAA French Club Thes p1ans World Affalrs Club Folk MUSIC Club Presxdent Sk1 Club Pep Club ANNA GRACE ROMESBURG Goal Executive Secretary ActIv1t1es Lat1n Club FHA Pep Club Math Club Sk1 Club I , ..., . y : ' , . ......- . . , ' ' 5 2 I I z . . , . ! 7 ! l T ,. . -1 - 9 1 ' In 3. 3 , . DONNA MARIE RANKIN ' 1 , A , . . ., ..., . --.1 . . , . . ..., , , . . ., , . . s ' ' 'x . r ' 1, - 1 , 1 J I : ' u , . . ., , , . S ' 92 x4a,wsa2wfq, EINEO DOMINICK ROPPA Goal: Mechanical Drawing Activities: None. RONALD Rossi Goal: Civil Engineer Activities: Chess Club. JUDITH ANN RUSSELL Goal: Commercial Art Activities: Art Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. ANTHONY EDWARD Russo Goal: Druggist Activities: Chorus, Special Chorus, Latin Club. THOMAS RAYMOND SCALERCIO Goal: Airplane Mechanic Activities: None. MARY LOU SCHMIDT Goal: Teacher Activities: Red Cross, G.A.A., Dance Band, F.T.A., Band. SARAH LYNN!-: SCHMUCK Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: German Club, Girls' Shop. PAULA PATRICE SCHWARTZ Goal: Art Teacher Activities: Art Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Ski Club, Pep Club. 93 Seniors G 1 'ijt get Seniors LINDA MARIE SEBASTIAN Goal: Happiness Activities: Red Cross, F.H.A., Desk Duty, Pep Club, Chorus. LAWRENCE N. SEGELEON Goal: Automoblie Technician Activties: None. BERTHA JEAN SELLERS Goal: I.B.M. Technician Activities: G.A.A. ANDREW THADEUS SERBINSKI Goal: Registered Nurse Activities: National Honor Society, Art Club- President, Key Club, Yearbook, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Ski Club. ToM O. SEREN Goal: Engineer Activities: World Affairs Club, Student Council, Key Club, Ski Club, Football, Track, Xarsity Club, A.F.S. Exchange Stu- Ent. JEROME SHANKS Goal: Air Force Officer Activities: None. BARBARA ANN SHERBA Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Pep Club. PFHOMAS P. Sl-IERWOOD Goal: Electronics Engineer Activities: German Club. ROBERT C. SIMCNS Goal: Theoretical Physical Chemistry Activities: World Affairs Club-President and Vice-President, Latin Club, German Club, Chorus, National Honor So- ciety, Key Club. ELIZABETH ANN SMITH Goal: Mathematics Teacher Activities: National Honor Society, Latin Club, German Club, Math Club, Art Club, Yearbook. JOHN SOFRANKO Goal: Navy Activities: None. REBECCA LYNN SOMERVILLE Goal: Court Stenographer Activities: Music Appreciation Club. BEVERLY JEAN SOUTHGATE Goal: Success Activities: Special Chorus, World Aifairs Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Music Apprecia- tion Club, Folk Music Club, Ski Club. NANCY ANN SPAGNOLI Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Red Cross, Girls' Shop. FREDERICK R. SPENCER Goal: Electronics in Mass Communications Activities: Chorus, Special Chorus, Book Club, Track. ROBERT STERNER Goal: American History Teacher Activities: None. 959 E l .. gm, , R Seniors 95 BEVERLY JEAN STEWART Goal Executlve Secretary ACIIVIIICS Chorus Sk1 Club Glrls Shop Pep Club NANCY JANE STOUEEER Goal Chem1st Act1v1t1es Nat1onal Honor Soclety World Af falrs Club Chorus Speclal Chorus Drama Club ThCSP1aHS French Club SHARON ANNE SUTHERLAND Goal Interpreter ACIIVIIICS Pep Club Skl Club French Club World Aflalrs Club Llbrary A1de GAA RICHARD ALLEN SWEESY Goal Constructlon Foreman Act1v1t1es None ELDA MARIE SYLVESTER Goal Happmess Act1v1t1es Desk Duty Goal Pre Fore1gn Servlce Act1v1t1es Cheerleader Chorus Speclal Chorus Student Councll Spanlsh Club World Affalrs Club Nat1onal Honor SOCICEY ThCSp13HS Secretary Skx Club Drama Club Pep Club THEODORA L TAYLOR Goal Ch1ld Psychologlst Act1v1t1es uaker Qulll Latln Club GAA Pep Club Desk Duty LINDA THOMSON Goal Ambassador to Arabla Act1v1t1es Nat1onal Honor SOClCly GAA French Club Chorus Specral Chorus World Affalrs Club Semuors 96 .-... . . , ' I 2 J i. .2 - 9 : 9 ! 7 ' ,.. ,I I, I I DOROTHY LEE SZURA ...z I . 7 1 5 . 2 5 u 1 , 1 J 1 J J 9 ' ...:Q ., . , .IU , . . ., iq., I! 7 ! U MARY ALICE TOMASIK Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: National Honor Society, Head Major- ette, World Affairs Club, Chorus, Folk Music Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Drama Club, Art Club, Ski Club. DONALD RICHARD Ton-I Goal: Undecided Activities: None. RICHARD CONRAD TUCKER Goal: Airplane Mechanic Activities: None. GREGORY TURCZYN Goal: To be a Fine Artist Activities: Art Club-Vice-President. RosE MARIE TURNER Goal: Illustrator of Children's Books Activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Book Club, World Affairs Club. LINDA LAWTON TYLER Goal: To be a Happy Dragon Activities: G.A.A.-President, Art Club-Rec. Secretary, Pep Club-Senior Secretary, World Affairs Club, F.T.A. JANE ANN UPLINGER Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: Art Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Folk Music -Club. THOMAS VENANZIO Goal: Airpane Mechanic Activities: None. 97 Seniors Seniors 98 KIRK F. VINCENT Goal: Diplomat Activities: Latin Club, Quaker Quill, World Af- fairs Club-S.U.N. Delegate, French Club, Folk Music Club, Key Club- Sec.-Treas., Thespians, Student Coun- cil-Parliamentarian. EILEEN W. WALKER Goal: College Activities: G.A.A., Red Cross, F.H.A., Pep Club, D.E.C.A. BEVERLY DIANE WERNER Goal: Psychologist Activities: National Honor Society, World Af- fairs Club, Drama Club, Quaker Quill, Art Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Biology Club, Folk Music Club, Library Aide. LAWRENCE F. WHEELER Goal: Draftsman Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Span- ish Club, Varsity Club. SAMUEL T. WHITE Goal: Air Force Activities: Baseball-Mgr., Basketball. JAMES JOHN WILLSHIER Goal: Success Activities: Math Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Track. ELIZABETH THERESA WINDISCH Goal: Airline Hostess Activities: Girls' Shop, Red Cross, D.E.C.A. JAMES RICHARD WRAY Goal: Engineering Activities: Football, Chess Club, Spanish Club. JON DAVID YECKLEY Goal: Sanitary Engineer Activities: Track, Math Club, World Affairs Club, Student Council, Science Club, Key Club, Ski Club, Investment Club, Varsity Club. ERNEST LEROY YORLEY Goal: Undecided Activities: Football. MARY ANN ZELLEM Goal: Psychologist Activities: Drama Club, German Club, World Affairs Club, Book Club, Folk Music Club, Ski Club, G.A.A. STEPHEN P. ZUPCIC Goal: Biologist Or Journalist Activities: National Honor Society, Biology Club, German Club, Latin Club. Additional Seniors MICHAEL G. ARMSTRONG C. PETER CORTESE JAMES H. CROCKETT, III ALFRED DEAN DAVID EMANUEL DOBSCH CHARLES LOUIS FLETCHER HAROLD WILLIAM GILMORE JUDY ANNE HOOPER AARON BENNETT JOHNSON MICHAEL LAWRENCE LEONARD ROBERT NEELY MARTINE MARY LOUISE PISSOT PETER POPOWICH DAVID GUNN SAWYER, JR. SANDRA JEAN SHOWAKER JOHN SRADOMSKI PAUL SRADOMSKI EDWARD ALLEN STUCKWISH ARTHUR WASHINGTON JAMES LEE WIGTON KAREN REBECCA WITHROW 99 Seniors SENIOR MEMURIES , , ,- -42 fir 64 SENJIUR MJEMURJUES Friday the Thirteenth-May 13, 1966 mx'5iiZ!ilI F . L.,1 . k A lh01'I1 ill YOUT foot? Barefoot boy with . . . Do you mean to tell us that thing's a lion? Enchanted Carousel 102 x always wondered about him! Watch out for your job, Jack! X y-. Q ,. 'P ' .1 , la K . ,Q f 1. Would you believe?P? A QQ gpg , o Surprise!! Surprise!! The In Crowd Me janet-you Tarzan?P Enchanted! Carousel Our Hero! uf ww McMaster the Florist? 4.. 1 , L.LLWV ,Www Interlude Take live! 'i A X Meanwhile, outside . . . Time out on the floor. Enchanted Carousel 1 04 Such a life, with such a wife, were strange! Sister, content you in my discontent. . he is more shrew than she Thou'1't a tall fellow: hold thee that to drink. E ,, T i X ,.'- i ,T ,,i,,,W,. 7-etisilit vggmpff was 2 le 2- ti i S. Well, it's a living. What says Lucentio to this shame of ours? 44 ' Y? The Taming of The Shrew To the top of the roof, to the top of the wall! Per aspcra ad astra. Christmas 11966 Santa remembers Dickie Lee 106 While visions of sugar-plums danced . . . ef O Tannenbaum?l? Feliz Navidad! 107 Sticky fingers? Christmas H966 9 41 Xi-Mfg Far from the Madding Crowd Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man We shall go on to the end . . One Man's Meat To be, or not to be . . 44 PY Tomorrow, amd Tomorrow, and Tomorrow R. Abercrombie S. Aiello J. Amend V. Anderson K. Applegarth J. Askey N. Astorino F. Augustine D. Baird T. Baird D. Baker H. Banks L. Barker D. Barngrover R. Barr R. Batina C. Bauer N. Baum P. Baumgartel E. Beall P. Bendle E. Bengele S. Biondi B. Blair F. Bodziak A. Booth L. Brewer E. Brisbin S. Brothers C. Burtnett E. Carver P. Cernansky W. Charko G. Ciccone L. Clark G. Cole K. Combs W. Conn D. Cook D. Cooper W. Corso CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS Gary Smith-President Daniel Nadler-Vice-President Marianne Griflith-Secretary Sarah Brothers-Treasurer K. Cottage S. Heilman G. Morris P. Cottom K. Herbst D. Nadler M. Crick D. Hodovuns D. Nadzak P. Crockett E. Hopkins R. Nelson H. Cukovich D. Hovanec R. Neugebauer P. Curran P. Iwaskewycz M. Nusskem M. D'Agostino J. Iwler T. O'Nei11 J. Daniel N. Jenkins L. O'Donovan R. Dax M. Johnson J. Ott G. Dean C. Johnston D. Pawlishak S. DeGori C. Kaib K. Pcsolyar S. Detwiler V. Kelley C. Petrone J. Dixon K. Kelly C. Pilch N. Djordjevic L. Kennedy J. Plese K. Dunn K. Kerchner D. Pluechel W. Ervin L. Kern J. Polk L. Fennell D. Kerr M. Pollinger M. Foleno R. Kosis R. Powner D. Ford C. Krane B. Rankin H. Ford L. Kuemmerle J. Rees J. Foster K. Leasure R. Reilly J. Freier L. LoBello T. Reisker K. Galey J. Lottes C. Retsch M. Gallagher E. Luster R. Riehl P. Gallagher M. Maguire F. Riemer J. Gibbons D. Markle K. Rogoff S. Gifford J. Martin N. Rogolf F. Gilbert W. Martin J. Rossi S. Graham J. Massie E. Ruprecht L. Gray R. Mazur F. Sacco K. Greller H. McKenzie J. Sacco T. Grey L. McKenzie H. Sanders M. Griflith K. Melle A. Scalercio S. Grillo P. Melnick T. Scanlon R. Habbert J. Melonic L. Scarpino W. Habers L. Mercer M. Scott C. Hallstein Y. Mertens B. Serbinski W. Hamilton R. Minnemeyer S. Shanks R. Hancharik A. Molesky B. Shaver D. Hatton D. Molitor C. Shook C. Hawes J. Molitor R. Sirianni L. Skeba D. Skiles D Skrabut A. Smith G. Smith G. Smith J. Smith C. Sofranko M. Solito E. Spec B. Spencer B. Stack D Standish J. Susko A. Taylor K. Taylor K. Thein J. Theys S. Tucker A. Turner R Valenzi W. Vescio R Villella C. Vish D Wachter L. Wagner J. Walker N Washburn B. Washington R Washington K. Weslocky E. Windisch R Withrow J. Wohlgemuth E. Wolfe T Wonder D Young L. Zagorski D Zebroski B. Zupcic Current as of March 31, 1967 109 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF '67 from the 'I967 QUAKER QUOTES STAFF O 7 QUAKER VALLEY PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Compliments of . F' ' ww THE AMERICAN LEGION sf CHEER A COFFEE .A . ,:z2e2E2i2?2?2i222f:,Z,2-i-'15 tt Sewickley Valley Post No. 4 For God and Country Congratulations and Best of Luck Class of '67 MAKES GOOD COFFEE PIZZA HOUSE EVERY TIME 1238 Merchant Street AMBRIDGE, PA. Delicious Pizza and Excellent Service QUAKER VALLEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Education E-ueryoneis Business-Our Profession . . . The teacher does not wear a uniform, but like the military he daily salutes the Hag and rededicates himself to the defense and upbuilding of the United States. The teacher is, indeed, a defender and a builder of our nation. He builds a post that is sometimes danger- ous and always is one of strategic importance to the pupils of his classes. The teacher opens the door to our nation's future . . HAZEL DAVIS, Director Research Division, N.E.A. September l965, Wash., D. C. 111 Continuing Education in Leetsdale I .. 3' , N jg, Mn STM ' ,fu - f ----- QQ 9' ' 18 55 ' CONGRA TULA TES Class of '67 QUAKER VALLEY SENOR HIGH SCHOOL .qkx Q J p N Q1 Qs X 1 J i . Qiref . QV, x i - K - gl -'gil GABRIEL RUzz1N1 Evening Administrator 112 PICK UP 8: DELIVERY SEWICKLEY RUG 8a UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Binding, Moth Proofing, Carpet Laying PHONES 741-7570 24 Chadwick St. 266-0722 Sewickley, Pa. Compliments of WILLIAM J DAVEY all KENNETH STRADER RIBUTE . TO A FINE CLASS ff '19' IN A GREAT SCHOOL - CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES V', ,. JACK WILEY N 1 Z 419 Flannery Building 5: , 4' 3530 Forbes Avenue : A Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 1 fl ,V X' ' REPRESENTING 1 ' .. -f 9 ful ' 'F I I' , JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN W xx X Q CLASS RINGS AND PINS - CLUB 1NslGNlA - MEnALs 4. ' -4 'rnovrues - PLAauEs - DIPLOMAS - mvmmous - -1- . .... 9. N - , X 4. f A 1 X , I f2,- 3.1 ,,l 'l 1'-l--i- ee-- ,Q ,s N -E gf . l.-.-.-i-- A A il ' 4'f or . -A973-:fn : ' 113 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Sponsors of KEY CLUB THE OBJECTS of Kiwanis International: to give primacy to the human and spiritual, rather than to the material values of life. to encourage the daily living of the GOLDEN RULE in all human relationships. to promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards. to develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. to provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and to build better communities. to cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and good will. Quaker Valley Senior High School LEETSDALE, PA. Our first Interest is Serving the Community Kiwanis - the spirit of SERVICE that the world needs today. KIWANIS CLUB OF SEWICKLEY 114 Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishings 445 Beaver Sf., Sewickley, Pa. Phone 741-5354 , LADIES AND JUNIORS WEAR 5 y 400-402 BEAVER ST., COR. WALNUT SEWICKLEY, PA. PHONE 741-6366 115 UNITED DAIRY COMPANY 266-3440 Sewickley Savings and Loan Association SEWICKLEY OFFICE CORAOPOLIS OFFICE Broad Street 81 Centennial Ave. 1105 Fifih Avenue 741-5000 264-4940 118 N A ,M , M 'x-u w-...D J Q ew . J l WITHERSPOON FQRD, INC. w1w'4 WQA1 3 vq- fK,, f 'f'L V ' I w A N. 4: cr N K, N C7 li W 'G 4 ' Falcons-Fairlanes-Galaxies-Thunderbirds Mustangs-Light Dufy Trucks Telephone 741-7070 - 741-7071 - 761-7070 5 3 5 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. HUGH A. MCMASTER Flowers of Quality 545 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. 119 dww lm ul! SEWICKLEY NEWS CO. SEWICKLEY, PA. . M , 511 Beaver Street 741-8420 Zifww dw CODO MANUFACTURING CORP. CARBON PAPERS SPIRIT MASTER UNITS INKED RIBB ONS OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES PITTSBURGH SALES OFFICE: 875 Greentree Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15220 -921-4800 FACTORY: LEETSDALE, PA. 120 CONNELLY Moron COMPANY Qumm BEAUTY 84 WIG SALON 616 BEAVER sT. SEWICKLEY, PA. 151413 20 HAIRSTYLISTS SEW. 141.4444 PGH. 766-2213 PERMANENTS S10 UP PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - JEEP Evening Hours by Appointment WIGS ,.......... ............. 35 75.00 up n o .4,,. ,M 1 WIGLETS ................ 311.50 up Q,1lfij '5'llQgpg,4gvl1fp 1efv''ifwzrurvo1r11,1rfw4ll 1ll'1a4v1 1 CALL Us ABDUT OUR WIC CLUB 1 Wlcs FOR RENT ...,........,....... 310 W . nr 41 .rn1lmuvNHw.11IIM mrrmullnn L T 741 5221 mlllnwllm fnulllmfij IW ',,,yp,,hA1y .l V 522 BEAVER S , . EASTERN MOTQR EXPRESS INC. Buncher Industrial Development LEETSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA 121 Compliments of TIMNEY'S AMBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA EDWARD .I. WANCHCCK General Contractor LUMBER - MILLWORK 608 Washington Street SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Phones: 741-5335 - 266-2070 H E G N E R OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. Supplies - Machines - Furniture Pl'101'1C 741-48 26 519 Locust Place Sewickley, Pa. ART SPERANDEO TIRE SERVICE W e Serve To Sell Again, Phone 741-8777 - 766-3553 Beaver Sz Chestnut Streets SEWICKLEY, PA. D. HERBERT TRADER JEWELRY and FINE GIFTS 417 Beaver Street Phone: 7 41-6340 Sewickley, Penna. Sewickley Hardware 81 Q Pami' Co. EDWARD AND GRACE BRADEL Paints Glass Varnishes Glazing Brushes Mirrors PAINTER SUNDRIES 424 Beaver Street 741-9700 Sewickley, Pa. Free Delivery Good Luck To The Class of 1967 QUAKER VILLAGE Barber Shop SAM VASILAKIS, Owner Quaker Village Shopping Center LEETSDALE, PA. Phone: 741-4135 A MR. JOSEPH HAIR STYLIST 415 Centennial Ave. Sewickley, Pa. Exclusive, But Not Expensive Congratulations , from VALLEY DAIRY A, T, SHAFER DELICATESSEN 84 CAFETERIA Quaker Village Shopping Center Greenhouse Phone 264-3902 1030 Fifth Avenue, Coraopolis - 264-2184 410 Beaver St., Sewickley, Pa. - 741-47-60 PLANTS, FLOWERS and EVERGREENS Greenhouses at Carnot, Pa., on Brodhead Road R. D. 4, Coraopolis, Pa. SEWICKLEY PHARMACY The Best in Drugs and Drug Store Services Sewickley 741-4600 Poplar 6-3636 MacKay Cadillac, Inc. 418 Walnut Street Sewickley, Pennsylvania JOSEPH S. PALMER BARBER SHOP SEWICKLEY MOTOR INN By Appointment 741-6900 741-4300 ORIOLE TAILOR SHOP ALTERATIONS Fine Cleaning and Pressing 601 BEAVER ST. Phone Sewickley 741-7130 Chulnuf Road Edgnworilh ' Sawickiay, Pa, f 5' -I -Qi. , .Lgii ff A ,Coiffuns Designed A.. V A 131 rw Ye.. ' W - 1l2f5.3f ,',' Y ., ' ' ' E I fl Lf '- 1 , my Z 5 '.4 f I : Phone: 74l-9660 ' 'ffflvvfw ' '4fAvfw?f ., - :L ' , A 4,5 1 'wa Jann o!7nlfo I I corssuaes THE PORTICO 408 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pennsylvania SPECIALIZING IN LADIES' Sronrswmn Congratulations to the Class of 1967 4 RlCH'S Shoes Haberdashery Hosiery Phone: 741-9150 18 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY -- STERLING GIFTS Something from the Jewelefs is Always Something Special Thomas Jewelers THOMAS BUILDING 741-7340 MYERS REAI. ESTATE 427 Broad Street Phone 741-7117 VALLEY'S LARGEST TOY CENTER HOUSEWARES - GARDEN SUPPLIES PLUMBING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES - PAINTS - GLASS SINCE 1867 H E G N E R HARDWARE COMPANY It's H egners if it's Hardware 439-441 Beaver St. Sewickley, Pa. Phone 741-8211-12-13 Pittsburgh Phone PO 6-2524 Compliments of EDYVARD LEN T Interiors P. P. KNAPP DRUG CO. W. A. RANDEL 437 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA MCGAUGHEY BROTHERS, INC. PHONE AMBRIDGE, PA. 266-4300 PITTSBURGH, PA. 766-7623 Serving the Steel Industry 1914- 53 YEARS 1967 LEETSDALE, PENNA. GOURLEY CHEVROLET Inc. On Broad Sr. in Sewickley The company known for the customers it keeps' 741-7710 415 Beaver Street THE LOOKING GLASS SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA LANZAROTTA ELECTRIC SEWICKLEY, PA. Phone 741-8949 Registered Electrician DRESSES ACCESSORIES SPORTSWEAR Your Full Home Power Electrician AUTO PARTS USED NEW REBUILT 2000 Late Model Cars LEETSDALE AUTO WREAKWG Zutaumnt WE SHIP AND DELIVER ANYWHERE 266-0539 266-0880 Ohio River Blvd. Leetsdale, Pa. GOING TO COLLEGE? Congratulations START AN INSURED to SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY AMBRIDGE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION In Arnbridge 506 Merchant In Aliquippa 2301 Sheffield Rd. CLASS OF 1967 Dallas S. Irvine FUNERAL DIRECTOR 702 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa TOM BRIDGEN SUNOCO SERVICE Ohio River Blvd. 8: Ferry St. LEETSDALE, PENNA. Phone 266-2901 State Inspection - Minor Repairs PICK-UP 8: DELIVERY S Sz H GREEN STAMPS Stop at SUNOCO Go With Conjidence' SEWICKLEY THEATRE MACKINTOSH INSURANCE AGENCY HERZBRUN CLEANERS DRY CLEANING - SHIRT LAUNDRY General Insurance Beaver and Broad Street 1200 Merchant St. Amhridge, Pa. SEWICKLEY Telephone 266-2309 741-6700 Congratulations to the 1967 CLASS OF QUAKER VALLEY DICK HUNT FORD, INC. Hunt for F onli' AMBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 266-2440 AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC. Buncher Industrial District Avenue B Leetsclale, Pennsylvania 15056 WELDING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 74-1-8220 - 761-5007 Compliments of GAETANO INTERIORS 404-406 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-6630 DIAL 741-6631 LEONARD HARRIS Real Estate and Insurance 438 Walnut St. Sewickley, Pa C. J. Hatton 81 Son owner-J. T. HATTON Plumbing G Heating Contractors 409 Chestnut Road Edgeworth, Pa. 741-6701 - 741-6599 Established 1912 To Acquaint you with Our Basket Shoppe Beautiful and decorative HAND MADE . . . Willow and Rattan Baskets. A variety of sizes and shapes to meet every need. From Practical Hampers to dainty Hang- ing Baskets. C. E. SICKELER HARDWARE THE BASKET sHoP or THE VALLEY 527 Blackburn Ave. 741-8766 - 741-8740 CHARITY UNITY Congratulations Graduates Queen of Peace Council 35367 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SEWICKLEY, PA. FRATERNITY PATRIOTISM SHANDON LABORATORY EQUIPMENT Paper Chromatography Thin Layer Chromatography Preparative Layer Chromatography Electrophoresis Automatic Microscopic Slide 81 Coverslip Staining Cyto-Centrifugation Other tools for the researcher For Information Call Shandon Scientific Co., Inc. 515 BROAD ST., SEWICKLEY 741-9281 128 Compliments of Swobe and Dean Pontiac-Buick 201 Merchant St. AMBRIDGE, PA. 266-4884 Compliments of Clifford McFaII Interiors 555 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY 741-7600 or 766-2666 Compliments of ROBERT WILTMAN 'NDuSTR'A com PANY, mc. PAINTS 1' H E wAL'rER's FISHING TACKLE G I F T Sold By A Fisherman For Fishermen C 0 R N E R 4422 BROAD ST. SEWICKLEY AND WaIter's Barber Shop 503 BROAD STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-8880 A8tA Plumbing and Heating Co. 83000 Repair Parts Service if Our Bminerr Air Conditioning 8a Appliances Phone 741-7411 425 Walnut St. Sewickley, Penna. DAVID L. ROUTMAN ECONOMY'S COLONIAL DREAM HOUSE 440-452 MERCHANT ST. AMBRIDGE 266-6260-61 Paper Hanging Cleaning Compliments of Plaid Stamps The Guy George Shop ABERCROMBIE'S WALLPAPERLPAINTS Quaker Village Shopping Center 555 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. Phone 741-7600 Leetsdale, Pa. Phone: 741-6470 R. D. COLE PHONE 741-4534 AMBRIDGE GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 266-6144 498 Elm Road Ambridge RICHARD D. COLE FUNERAL HOME Previously Gray-Cole Ambulance Service 328 BEAVER SHEET, SEWICKLEY, PA. SERVICE CONNECTIONS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD 741-8520 C Q M P LI M EN TS AIR-CONDITIONING OF F AIR Q A K 5 Esquire Barber Shop BOWLING LANES 516BeaverStreet Sewickley, Pa. Ballay Hardware AN GR05 HARDWARE - PAINTS ' ELECTRICAL 8: PLUMBING SUPPLIES and 631 Merchant St. Phone COngress 6-3260 AMBRIDGE, PA. LAUNDROMAT I EBERT AUTO Q A 'A ,V SERVICE Q b I OHIO RIVER BLVD. Phone: 266-8892 GLENFIELD FASHION FLAIR 145 Broad Sr. Leersdale, Pa. Prop.-Betty Pirkheim Congratulations Professional Care is CLASS 0F '67 Best for Hair 131 CARROLL'S MUSIC SHOP 405 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. Phone: 741-4212 Phonographs and Records-Hallmark Greeting Cards Pianos-Magnavox Hi-Fi-R.C.A. Radio and TV G.E. Appliances Phone: 741-5950 KappeI's f ' , BEAUTY SALON 421 Broad St. SEWICKLEY, PA. BRADLEY CATERING SERVICE 334 Centennial Avenue SEWICKLEY, PA. Phone 741-4825 MITCHELL BUICK, INC. BROAD AND CENTENNIAL SEWICKLEY, PA. to the class of sixty-seven, may the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and the rains fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand. bernie, babe, chris, nena, carol, Iibby, kathy, joanie, kathy, joan, louise, bebe, laura, ro, becky, karen, lynn, frankie, pat, mimi, patty, jill, Iyn, sherri, nancy, sue, becky, kris, nancy and bunny. 132 ' , Q- t if ? '? ' v I' WW ff! QWDWWWYY f uf C 77 QQWWWZM muff M kb W xXXQwvEQjwfMWbCQ5y nm W Zgiiilm gyms 3X d ijlw Key is myQQMM Qfw 1 K J WJ we 2332 W W W ,ld wig W W3l Q BA V 74wvl.,JQ Oiwxgewfgw 01933 NMMWMQQJ S 3X mx QMMEAWM XWLOMW QAM! 0 WMM dw . X A ' 14Qf+?3gp, WCXCWQ f7 W M , ,xlcfxk 6 fa ,YNQBQQAQJ 'V ,I 'Z 0 AX X Xt Sb MAQS- euevvx y fv if , gi? W ,JTMHWZWAA WMMMQJW ana . L ,X 5 J dn, Q QM 323 ' Q31 I -4 X xp' Q6 0 Og! 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