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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1968 volume:

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For not being satisiied until weid done our best ......... For treating us as adults, and expecting us to act that way ..... For sharing her knowledge to increase ours ..... We, the 1968 Quaker Quotes staff, dedicate this yearbook to Miss Shirley Stevens. 6 To the Class of 1968: Calvin Coolidge once remarked, All growth depends upon activity. There is no develop- ment physically or intellectually without effort, and effort means work. Work is not a curseg it is the prerogative of intelligence, the only means to manhood, and the measure of civilizationf' In addition to calling for action, it seems that the above also advances the principle that man must not be indilferent to what takes place around him. Man must-if he is to increase his own frame of reference-be aware not only of the evil, but of the goodg not only of the ugly, but of the beautiful, not only of the drabness, but also the brightness. Awareness then should bring action, action to change that which needs to be changed, and action to enjoy that which is man's privi- lege to enjoy. R. A. McNamara DR. ROBERT A. MCNAMARA High School Principal 2 5 ' 2 1 Q DR. GEORGE V. BEDISON MR. W. HENRY BEIGHLEA MR. EARL R. HOGUE Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal Business Manager Administration Mr. Alfred Adams German K Miss Barbara Cook Commercial Subjects B i l Mrs. Rosalie Breslin English Mr. Vincent Cortese World Cultures and Global Geography ,QR9 A as K SFNWVBSM 5? 5 .. .. L2-U -its.,-,. . 5.51 imgifg g ' 1hgss'5qfgsg.isLg1- I if ' ' t I 5 ' flffflifisii l isisgs..Q if., f i -1. . 'X -.sksgg-, A Mrs. Sarah Brown Mrs. Mary Chantler Trigonometry and Advanced Math l i Mrs. M. Douthwaite Commercial Subjects Art I Mr. Ronald Garner Chemistry Mr. Frank Hailstock Miss Norma Harlan Mrs. Geraldine Harris Mr. Charles Hinds Mathematics and English Physical Education U .S . History Science Faculty 8 Mr. Roy Horne Industrial Arts ,J fi it , I W y . 2 if Mrs. Elizabeth Koehler English Mr. Robert Niesslein Biology Mr. Walter Iacobucci Band and Harmony fi and Theory Mr. Kenneth Johns Physical Education and Health Miss Leslie McFarland French and World Cultures Mr. Peter Lanza A lgebra Mr. William Och Mathematics and Science Mr. John Nusskern Physical Education Miki? 9 Miss Frances Kappas French Mrs. Joyce McLaugh- lin, Spanish and World Cultures Mrs. Dakota Olinger Physical Education and Health Faculty Mr. Bruno Pelaia World Cultures Mr. Mario Peluso Distributive Education Mr. Edward Schroth Biology 252 4 i Q, View Q 3 If feats? awww x sage 55581 5, Q 1. 'hifi ,,5a,.,.. W igs W , ., ' A is sim 2 . 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W N,M.,,A. . , ,-,. ., ., ., , . , ., . - QUAKER VALLEY FIGHT Fight, Team! Fight! With all your might! For Quaker Valley High, We will never bow to anyone F or vict'ry is our cry-Ha lx! Rah! Come on, let's iight, Team, fight! Letls win toni glut, May our spirits never die, March flown that Held, Boys, to victory For Quaker Valley . . . . Fi ght! Walter C. lucubucui Front Row: Steve Miller, Tom O,Neill, John Gibbons, Larry Sye, Bill Roolf, Jim Roolf, Tim Scheib, Jay Kruezer, Tom Brunson, Gary Smith, Ken Alvania, Mark Nusskern, Doug Veshio, 'Mike Duzicky, Harry Banks. Second Row: Denny Mason, Dennis Gerle, Frank Smith, Herb Kunkle, Eric Gibb, Tom Lanzarotta, Les Powner, Alan Edmunds, Al Sacco, Drew Hrenkevich, Alan Miles, Dave Shaltz, Walter Tates, Bob Abercrombie, Bill Gosnell, Larry Scarpino, Marc Ed- munds, Dan Challis. Third Row: Paul Hovanec, Mike Cymbalak, Curtis Branch, Ted Benson, Barry Emmert, Stanton Smith, Jerry Ordons, John Weber, Greg Smith, Clayton Retsch, Steve Ackmann, Rick Conrad, Bob Susko, Larry Grey, Darryl Pollinger, Joe 'Chirillo, John O'Neil. Back Row: Gene Beall, Kent Shaver, Jerry Veshio, Gary Dale, Kevin Myers, Greg Gariti, Tim Kelley, Rick Greenhouse, Dave Rhodes, Bill Wood, Richard Russo, Dan Ordons, John Masterani, Dave Kmit, Mark Kuntz, Joe Kroepil. itBlack Hills Conference Opponent The Season-uWe came to play? Quaker Valley Bellevue 0 Good Start! Quaker Valley 'Fort Cherry 0 First A Test. Quaker Valley Western Beaver 0 Still Unscored on Quaker Valley Center 7 Cliff-hanger. Quaker Valley Moon 7 Magnificent effort. Quaker Valley t West Allegheny 21 Kardiac Kids. Quaker Valley 'tCarnegie 7 Tough foe. Quaker Valley Avonworth 0 Scoring spree. Quaker Valley Hampton 14 Oh, No! S SEASON RECORD: 8 Wins, l Loss. BLACK HILLS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PK Pk Pk Greg Smith and Jim Roolf named to All-W.P.I.A.L. Team, Class A. Gary Smith named Scholar-Athlete by Pittsburgh Curbstone Coachesl' Club. Greg, Jim and Ken Alvania receive All-Black Hills Conference Awards Greg Smith named Most Valuable Back in Black Hills Conference SPECIAL AWARDS Knute Rockne Award - Greg Smith CBest Blocker and Tacklerj Offensive Back of the Year - Ken Alvania -I .. N -I L ..,, HQ ' Otfensive Lineman of the Year - Jim Roolf wthmvqhgqui, coil Defensive Lineman of the Year - Gary Smith LKMW .g uigz -mXi.bQxQ'15b Q od?- AlQefensive Back of, the Year - MikeYDuzic.k.y b ut I Qauiff li ,p KN Q. mad' LUOVX flxxbggt Best Blocking Lineman - John Gibbons .Desc-0 Bl Xli5'xxFJfy:?-1 QQ Hardest Working Seniors - Larry Scarpino and xI'om O,Neill TQ O M3 c Football 14 fe XL . Seniors--Back, I. to r.-Bob Abercrombie, Harry Banks, Mark Nusskern, Gary Smith, John Gibbons, Larry Scarpino Front, I. to r.-Tom 0'Neill, Greg Smith, Clayton Retsch Jim Roolf cuts off a defender as Greg Smith runs to daylight. Bill Roolf hurries to help the play. 15 70 I JW Greg Smith on his way to the promised land. Football fm, ' G2fM,,.W JMQEXVMQ 4,70 LW46 W F!41r4Z0 Bob Abercrombie Kon groundj throws key block to finish the yvork begun by John Gibbons, Larry Scarpino, and Jim Roolf that sends Greg Smith on his way to a big gain after taking handoff from Ken Alvania. .,,, r'iL Q - 1 , if V VV ,, A Q ,, is 2 H ,. f f E' ' W IS , 4 , ,,, A , E Gyeg Smith and Eric A G i 1 Glbb lead attack OH F011 L L ' ' ir, Cherry ball carrier as A A V L L rri Bmpson' Powner, Al' A Q L 'V vania, Nusskern, and A ,, Gary Smith rush to help. 1 A 'i ' Z '-':, k,'r ip ,Qi ' K I V 'T i Bob Abercrombie and Larry Scarpino crunch enemy ball carrier as Les Powner and Tom O'Neill close in to make sure. Football 16 Hands Oif! Jim Roolf leaps for a high one. Bill Gosnell high in the air for an enemy pass as Greg Smith and Jim Roolf close in. 17 Football 4 f .1 if if .fr- . s - . , . 14,4 'I w 1 7, .1 3 J I 1 Q5 -First Row, If to r.-Frank Armour, David Bell, Bruce Rucker, Bill Martin, Frank Sacco, Rick Powner, Mike 'gf ' Randolph, ,Chuck McNamara, Tim Scheib, Jim Roolfe. Second Row-Coach Johns, Jack Rucker, Rick Haver, Terry Sechler, Mike Duzickey, Joe Stunja, Stanley Spencer, Jay Theys, Coach Cortese. Third Row-Don ,-: 1' Ii1IaverWRiclk Palmer, Mike Cymbalak. Al Edmonds, Scott Sutherland, Jay Kreuzer, Al Miles, Tom Brunson, om gon er. 'Q.V. Q.V Q.V 'ltQ.V Q.V Q.V Q.V Q.V Q.V. 'tQ.V Q.V Q.V. 'Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. Q.V. 'Q.V. Q.V. 106 Q.V. 87 Q.V. 56 . . . Rochester 88 . . . Monaca 105 . . . . . . . Hopewell 67 . . . Rochester 99 .......Moon83 ...FortCherry66 Avalon 72 ......Bel1evue47 ......Avonworth62 . . . . . . . West Allegheny 64 ........Neville66 . . . . . . . . Coraopolis 88 Carnegie 87 . . . Avalon 607 .....Bellevue54 .....C3 overtimesJ.......... Avonworth 94 ...WestAllegheny44 ..............................Nevi1le55 ...........................Coraopolis71 SECTION 15 -B PLAYOF F Avalon66 'Exhibition Games Basketball 18 Christmas Tournament Q.V. Quigley 82 63 Q.V. Neshannock 76 75 'A silly millimeter longer. Scheib for 2! The fans love it! Get that ball! 19 Basketball Whoops! Lost it! A1-abesquey Rucker Style! If only Newton were here. Basketball Truce! Abracadabra 20 -az' .A QA RQ my T na ,,,, .1- 3 X NWN - N55 A- :Q V1-M1 . - .. . .... 1: 1 . ,Q L,-:Q , . . . YM X W- X wwx X ,M wx ww. -.1 NN wwx XX XX W f 5 A 9 'W-ix? M z NN ,, x N M e is N Q e' e P Y 3 X x X Q Q f 3 N K am Q as , X Ei A Q u Ti Q 'N QM ii N 4 A -X3 'if Q wr 55 RN K Q xx ex X X Ygwf K: Q QR Q Q 4 K QR N X W Q, N w X N ' Home of the Hustling Quakers Frank's Fan Club Tiny! ?D Tim Eat your hearts out! 21 I, M . .y MVV, 15,9 ,lx , Mui the aihbj R In ,119 'W Wgdf QUE, J ,flu K X? MW fu W? M uu wi u ww .4 wp W W' W ity M 'LJ J? Qlyxb 'Jw gm QM ag xy we NJD Nlvw 1 VW fwbf, ,M X4 f Lf G J VVVV , W w Af A flaw? C44 img: uw W ,W fi if M xx Lg Q uu 'Q CMF 1 J iq rx Q 'f OM lg First Row-C. Ligato, D. Hrenkevich, B. Rucker, P. Melnick, T. Sechler, J. Susko, J. Roolf, C. McNamara, I. Mitsak, J. Joseph. Second Row-R. Steigerwald, I. Persson, J. O'Neil, T. Moore, C. Steinberg, B. Roolf, S. Miller D Brutout B. Conn, J. Masterani. Third Row-S. Wastowicz, J. Conway, D. Edgar, J. Unger, M. Edmof1ds,' R. Feniment, F. Rupert, C. Mercandante, D. Villella, Missing: R. Hanchank and R. Palmer. Go ye into the world .... I gotcha' now! aseball 22 THE man ager. ,tw A f R-i-i-i.p: Whadda ya mean I dropped it? Please let me have caught it! 23 Baseball First Row: B. Dax, B. Hamilton, I. Vescio, G. 'Smith, F. Smith, B. Abercrombie, L. Scarpino, K. Alvania, E. Gibb. Second Row: B. Youngblood, J. Ordons, T. Pritchard, L. Powner, D. Challis, I. Rusnak, S. Ackmann, B. Emmert, B. Susko. Third Row: W. Tate, D. Pollinger, R. Haver, C. Branch, I. Veshio, J. Melonic, E. Minard. Fourth Row: Coach Nusskern, Coach Johns, J. Rodes, M. Scott, L. Gray, J. Russo. i i Catch us if you can. Grit your teeth, Charlie Brown. I think I've got it now. Track 24 ,W E, V K 1,171 Ciflfx, . f v ff' I JV.. I tw Y nl .pmniznflfi i q Li' 2 'AVA Aj !y4fjLuv.if7-' I ' - - 3g,iffi'g' A ' 1 . jf 7 ,,'zEA 2 ' :TI 1' X KW K' Y I it i f 2 i l 'If I MJ mtr1t.tfzQttti mf ww 1 ., V, - .v t , .., , ,f,, 2,--1 a t 1' 'LL ' ' ff -' 1 1. Q3 .-L'f gg '. ig? 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X1 E, '51, TS .1 1 'XY . I A , E525 a Let Hertz put you in the driver's seat. Are you sure you know how to give artificial respiration? 25 Anything's got to be better than this! Track That's the last time he'I1 kick sand in my face! 451 Okay, Let's see you get out of this one. And then you roll the victim--uh, that is, the opponent . . . Wrestling 26 Just wa.it'1l I get the upper hand. You only think you have me under control. Thud! Only athletes who have won a letter in a varsity sport are eligible for membership in the Varsity Club. They also are the only boys in the school who have the honor of wearing a varsity jacket. Having earned at least two 'varsity letters, being a senior, selling a designated number of athletic booster subscriptions, and having partici- pated in all Varsity Club activities will earn an athlete the privilege of wearing this jacket. With Coach Nusskern as sponsor, the club worked at promoting interest and participation in sports at Quaker Valley. Mr. Kenneth Johns, gg, football f Mr. John Nusskern, football and track Mr. Andrew Shulick baseball basketball Mr. Rhesa Shaw, Athletic Director Varsity Club, Coaches Mr. Vincent Cortese, . 'A 'The G.A.A.'Volleybal1Team , 4 fi ' 'N - :N , ,X if X x . R, .-..... f f . wx' .V . 'xl'-, 1 Yr' x H T y 'FQ T j rx x ,L , rv W , . X px- . ,,vVy,f . 1 1 X a,The Girlsf. Athletics Association once 'againj enjoyed aisuccessfuliyear of athletic competition with? otherrpscihools. Under the direction of-KPresident9Linda Mercer, Vice- , , V X .H xluresident Iiois 'y-BeelglK'-Secretary c Donna- -Menosky, and Trdasiirere Mary'Svegal,l the ,iilr . 1 li yin ' p is K ,, M., The G.A.A7. Baslgegbaii Team club participated in volleyball, basketball, bowlingnsoftball, and track. With the help of Mrs, Harris and Mrs. Olinger, these sports -.yielded much satisfaction and en- 'XjOyl'1'1Cl1lIV.x toppall the members. 3 ., 'iv ,L xg 0 1 1, f X The Boys' Athletics Club was an im- ball, volleyball, and other sports, Under promptu gym class held every activity the direction of Coach Johns and Coach period for boys who had no other activity Nusskern, these boys were able to put this and wanted to spend the time athletically. time to practical and enjoyable use. The club met in the gym and played basket- G.A.A., Boyas Athletics Club xy C rex 5 HN f Cx li :Biff 9 ' 'far' M ff- 2 X ,A X Q.Q?E3+QfiqAif?ly rrlijgxlfgi J 1 C7 my . Eff, fre? 1 jd , , B 'M 'Ke' B K- - A - ,l , 'i,3CfQg,fe mem QCEQLQ ls. Z2 .,.. ,A-X . ,uve r. ,f Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders: Betty Bell, Janie Leonard, Terri Griilith, Darlene Grey, Debbie Pietrantonio, Cheryl Pirkheim, Patty Minnemeyer, Sherry Tucker Patty Curran Nancy Rogoif Bunny Gr1f nth, Khren Galey. .- QLU ge 3 ni,kbL?Jf'l y DEAR Gem' 'W ? incur? Cx A QQ Cheerleaders I 5 F 5 1 i 31 ez 2, 5 Seated L. to R.: Carol Vish, Laura O'Donovan, Carol Krane, Nancy Astorino. Standing: Peter Crockett, Joanne Pilugh, Karen Driesch, Lex Taylor, Kenny Rogoff, Louise Zagorski, Kathy Kerchner, Becky Habbert, Bernie Shaver, Ioan Iwler, Nena Djordjevic, Sharon Gifford, Earl Metheny, Sally Williams, John Mitsak, Karen Wood, Beth Berman, David Goldstein, Barbara Serbinski, Sue Heilman, Thom Weber Worthy of its purpose. Under the direction and inspiration of Miss Sebolt, we have worked hard to commit this year, from victorious football season to long-awaited spring, to posterity. May the hours spent in busy preparation yield hours of enjoy- ment to the reader today and every time in the future that he comes back to visit As the seniors graduate from Quaker Valley High School, with them go a diploma, a yearbook, and 197 other seniors. These three concrete items, symbolizing education, memories, and friendships, are a summary of three years of their lives. Thus, the purpose Loi this yearbook is to capture the essence I f this last memorable Q X 0 year at Quaker V hey. The Quotes Staff 1967-68 once again. has attempted on 'Shore to pr vide a book Q' A ' 421.5 'J 5 fl' X f Q .1 J B djfl' X 4 J f T J ,L J if M i my Q' h fa all 2 Z ij Qcpf at Cf J-J i 4 fe? f ' U 51 f if if I ,f Kr 6 1 f 'XJ ' fig 4 5 . ,T if GJ f Q Cl T Gt M' , .tat W lf ,RR Bernie Shaver- Co-editor, Miss Ruth Sebolt-Sponsor, Joan Iwler-Co-editor, Nena Djordjevic-Business Manager uaker Quotes Staff Seated L. to R.: Barbara Zupzic, Carol Vish, Donna Skrabut, Louise Zagorski, Becky Riehl, Carol Shook, Barbara Serbinski, Ralph Valenzi, Karen Melle, Kathy Thein, Bernie Shaver. Standing: Albert Smith, Anthony Scalercio, William Reynolds, Frank Sacco, Gary Smith, Daniel Nadler, Alexander Taylor. Membership in National Honor Society is the highest scholastic honor a Quaker Valley student can attain. To become a member a student must maintain a 3.0 CBD average and be elected by a two-thirds vote of the faculty. In voting, four qualiiications are considered - character, scholarship, leadership and service. This year's member- ship of 40 seniors was the largest in the school's history. They are under the direc- tion of Mr. Charles Hinds who is the spon- sor of this activity. Kathlen Herbst, John Gibbons, Helenrose Cukovich, John Foster, Diane Molitor, Robert Dax, Christine Hawes, Christian Hallstein, Margaret Crick, Charles Johnston, Nena Djordjevic, Patricia Curran, Beverlee Blair, Kathryn Kerchner, Rebecca Habbert, Sue Heilman, Marian Maguire, Hilda McKenzie. ational Honor Society As in past years, the 1967-68 season was very active for the Quaker Valley chap- ter of the American Field Service. Gary Smith spent the summer of 1967 with the Patricio de Cruz family of Amoreira de Obidos, Portugal. One of his most memor- able experiences as an American abroad was that of meeting and talking with Por- tugal's premier, Salazar. August 1967 marked the arrival of our two exchange students, the lirst being Ren- ate Erlecke. Renate, known to all as Ren, spent the year with Becky Habbert and her family in Edgeworth. Coming from Carlsruke, West Germany, Ren quickly ad- justed to life at Q.V., making friends fast with her twinkling eyes and quick smile. it May I please change my schedule? Our second A.F.S.'er, Jean Walder from Neu Chatel, Switzerland, was hosted by Lex Taylor and family of Edgeworth. Expert at both skiing and jazz piano, Jean made many friends with his fine sense of humor and outstanding personality. This year's much-anticipated A.F.S. mu- sical, Sincerely Yours in Song, was as always an exciting and memorable event with both Ren and Jean helping to make it a success. It was indeed an unforgettable year, full of happy experiences for all involved with the American Field Service program. We all wish the best of luck to both Ren and Jean and hope that they will never forget their friends at Quaker Valley. l The universal language. American Field Service 'Now what-was that next line? Mussolini rides again. Imported folk Arrividerci Fezar. Swiss Male Stagefright! Sincerely Yours in Song American Field Service Student Council was very active this year. It initiated such new things as Teacher Appreciation Day and formed a committee which met regularly with the administra- tion. It continued such programs as hall i 254 1 , ,V patrol, canned food collection, activities, and door decorating. President Dan Nadler and new sponsor Mr. Schulick Worked hard to produce more organized meetings and more active student council members. Student Council Executive Board, Tim Scheib, V. Pres.g Doug Abercrombie, Frankie Brothers, Sec.-Tres., Patty Gurgovitsg Dan Nadler, Pres.g Peter Crockett Student Council 35 With an abundance of prominent news events taking place this past school year, the World Affairs Club again strove to make its members more aware of the World situation. Quaker Valley again retained its status of having a Big Fivev country in Student United Nations. This year we represented Nationalist China, Upper Volta, Trinidad, Tobago, and Switzerland. As usual, Quaker Valley headed two large United Nations. In December, it hosted students from the Sewick- ley Academy and the Watson Home for a mock ECOSOC assembly, and in February, the club invited delegates from Taylor, Mon- tour, Quigley and again the Sewickley Acade- my to a mock General Assembly. The club also participated in American Field Service activities such as selling tickets for the A.F.S. Show and sponsoring an A.F.S. day in the Spring. Under the direction of Mr. Simpson, the club had a very fruitful year. if vtt Student Council Executive Board: Bunny Griffith, S.U.N., Don Haver, Sec., Becky Habbert, S.U.N., John Mitsak, V. Pres., Kenny Rogoff, S.U.N., Nena Djordjevic, Pres., Bernie Shaver, Tres., David Goldstein, Constitution, Carol Krane, Program, Mimi Maguire, Parliamentarian 37 World Affairs Club Once again Quaker Valleyls weekly news- letter Quaker Quill has enjoyed much popu- larity with the student body. Found weekly in the Herald, The Quill has carried inter- esting and informative articles, all a result of an enthusiastic and industrious stall. Editor Bunny Griliith and Co-Editor Helen Kowal, having to meet the deadlines, worked especially hard posting assignments, editing, and typing the copy. Helen Kowal-Assistant Editor, Bunny Griffith-Editor uaker Quill 38 As always, the Key Club, our service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Sewickley, spent a zealous, hard-working year, performing such functions as patrol- ling home basketball games, providing maps for away athletic events, and doing many odd jobs around the school. The club once again sponsored the fun-filled Key Club Midway during the Harvest Festival, which proved to be both profitable and enjoyable. The members participated in inter-club basketball league, and senior members and oflicers attended the state convention held in Pittsburgh this year. Mr. Schroth, who worked many long hours with the boys, and the Kiwanis Club merit praise for their enthusiastic sponsor- ship of the club. Key Club Executive Board: Seated L. to R.-Gary Smith-Sec.-Tres., Dan Nadler, John Mitsak-V. Pres., Standing: Dave Shaltz, Kent Shaver, Jack Susko-Pres. 39 Key Club One of the new activities at Quaker Valley this year was the Photography Club. All of the involved students, under the direction of Mr. Peluso, were first instructed in the fundamentals of cameras and other photographic equipment. Guest speakers lectured about modern methods of Photog- I raphy, and as the year progressed, the mem- bers became acquainted with the various procedures involved in setting up, shooting, and developing pictures. The members lind the Photography Club not only instructive but also very enjoyable and worthwhile. The Rod and Gun Club, under the direc- tion of Messrs. Schroth and Timney, was formed this year for field and stream en- thusiasts. The club enjoyed guest speakers and learned the safety laws that govern Photography Clubg these outdoor sports. Although the members were confined mostly to the classroom area, they tried their hand at target shooting and fishing during the latter part of the year. od 8: Gun Club The Knitting Club, under the supervision skill and patience required for knitting. The of Mrs. Koehler, was open to any student, members hope to be able to create sweaters, beginner or non-beginner, interested in knit- scarfs, mittens, and slippers to add to their ting. It has given its members a sense of the wardrobes. 4 .ni-J ' For the members of the newly-formed some task of teaching most of the club to Bridge Club, activity period was a time to play the game, while a few pros formed enjoy learning and playing bridge. Miss foursomes of their own. Stevens and Mr. Simpson took on the awe- Knitting Club, Bridge Club Inherit the Windi' and Take Her Sheis Mine were the 1967-68 hits presented by Thespian Troop 421 under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Koehler. Being a member of this national organization is the highest honor given to outstanding actors and actresses at Quaker Valley. fi? The main purpose of the Entertainer's Club, sponsored by Mr. Iacobucci, was to help its members learn to perform before an audience without fear. Each Week a diiferent student or group of students would entertain the rest of the club by playing musical instruments or singing. Thespiansg Entertainer's Club A new club this year, Debate Club has done much to develop the forensic skills of its members. Debating was on a variety of controversial topics and was both formal and extemporaneous. Mr. Pelaia, the spon- sor, looks forward to the club's becoming part of the National Forensic League next year. Enthusiasm ran high in the business edu- cation department as the students organized a club of their own. Meeting once a week, the group was host to guest speakers from colleges, business organizations and ma- chine companies. Mrs. Marie Douthwaite and Mrs. Mary Selevos sponsored this activity, but the club was run entirely by the secretaries-to-be. Field trips were planned during the school year to business oilices to acquaint the girls with what to expect when they begin to work. Interspersed with these ac- tivities were discussions on the use of tele- phones, etiquette, and charm - all of which were aimed to give each girl a fm- ishedv touch before going into the world of business. Debate Club, Business Club Band Top row-J. Urban, L. Mercer, M. Derry, R. Novasel, B. Riegel, J. Pllugh, B. Shaver, S. Heilman, P. Gal- lagher, C. Hawes, J. Rossi, C. Heidel, G. Brown, D. Menosky, J. Zarna, C. Randa, B. Hamilton, Second row- B+. Martin, C. Mercadante, B. Bengele, J. Combs, J. McCullough. L. Rice, L. Kannenburg, R. Haver, C. Krane, B. Habbert, D. Mahr, B. Luster, K. Combs, L. Clark, S. Heberling, M. Mendecino, J. Rodes, Third row- J. Rusnak, P. Hutchinson, J. Molitor, C. Branch, J. Wiseman, J. Cortese, D. Sikora, N. Jenkins, E. Hyde, D. Kriever, J. Theys, C. Hallstein, J. Freier, D. Pietrantonio, B. Campbell, S. Quinn, S. McBride, C. Pavloko- vich, B. Sandrock, D. Barnes, Seated-L. Crowell, D. Haver, T. Skylarsky, F. Augustine. B. Gibson, J. Wil- son, D. Shaltz, C. Hallstein, B. Lusby, L. Balk, J. Habbert, S. Sutherland, G. Garrity, S. Damico, C. Stein- berg, D. Markle, Majorettes-L. Downey, C. Shook, L. Wolfe, L. Wagner, A. Turner, J. Plese, P. Carter, K. Driesch. Eighty-seven strong, this year's band was once again one of the schoolis most de- manding and rewarding organizations. A head-start at summer band camp paid off in the excellent half-time and pre-game shows, both at home and away. Once again the band marched in the Fourth of July parade, the annual Halloween parade, the Harvest Festival parade, the WIIC parade in Pitts- burgh, Horne's Santa Claus parade, and the Memorial Day parade. During the concert seasons theband pre- s, 11, ' ' :ff-' , ' it ' . -.., r ,., . -g- J xl tl. 'N sented the annual Christmas concert, an in- vitational concert including the Center High School Band, the Sewickley Sym- phony, and Quaker Valley, a Pops assem- bly, and Bandwagon '68'l. Quaker Valley was represented at Dis- trict Band by Carol Krane and Alec Booth, and at Regional Band, again by Alec. Competing with an established reputa- tion, this yearls band managed to surpass former performances and remain a source of pride for everyone involved. Quaker Valley Majorettes: Standing-Pat Carter, Lori Wolfe,Karen Driesch, La t ni Downey. Kneeling: Jeanette Plese, Audrey Turner, Linda Wagner, Carol Shook R w.. I hp. H A Dropouts from Sgt. Peppefs. Play magic fingers! It was a very good year. J X i , 12 ,Q Bar 54-Where are you? 'yxa gall.: Jw ,. Q if' 5 A .l X X .WJ 5 f r' P' F65 J J ,QW Ll fx, --24' , , ,.,. W lf? ,Lf Ya ' 'M l'l M, , Q, JI' nw jk X V I V V- , X :.' 639, M ,V ,fyf H ?4'.,'A jj'f1i,7'fi?'4 g,ffIi,fZf5vfff':?5TTAf:if-334 R. , 'V 1 wg W, 3 V If X- ky A 6 W Of - X4 , . 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Chorus 46 To Life! Let's do that again basses 1 w Xu r. X , r f N N 'xx 2' X Su , .v iv X, Xi Rf' ' X fx X Rfb Q44 A , MN ul 'x V X w Y, f fy f 4 qw if - 5 1 Q' W 1 X x. Rf 'is , X Jw L' ' ky. 1 I X 1 ,QW N , , , X4 C V K X, f Q-4, X 4 yxkfx. Y. X Mx 0 1 Q JU f , N. M ,, Mym X, XX au ' V' Who's first to lunch? 47 Choru , Jw '11 fsk '. X at 5- Although the German Club could not meet as the other language clubs this year, it more than equaled them in achievement. The meetings were filled with newsreels, volksbieder, lively discussions, fine movies and stories from Herr Adams' wide personal experiences. Once again this year the club participated in a memorable choral program at the Buhl Planetarium. This year the Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. Walker, became the Junior Classical League with the state and gained national affiliation. The club's newspaper, MEMO- RANDA kept the students posted on cur- rent school events, as Well as articles on poetry and mythology. Club members sent projects to the Classical Association of Pittsburgh and sent representatives to par- ticipate in a Latin achievement test spon- sored by Allegheny County. During the year the members increased their knowledge of Latin and learned much about Roman culture. German Club, Latin Club C90-'f - V , ' .Pt I-'njfix XQQQQMS QYBXQTXADM5 ' V t ft x W xxx UH YNCLOWCQ l 'X mam NA The aim of Spanish Club is to study the Spanish and Latin American cultures. How- ever this year as in the past club members proved to be successful businessmen. They sponsored bake sales as a means of support- ing the A F S program. The club pur- chased Swiss and West German flags to represent our 1967-68 exchange students. The Spanish Club also donated seventy-five dollars to the A F S general fund. The aim of French Club is to give French students an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the language, life and culture of the French people and the history of the country. The unique feature of this club was that it had an executive board, rather than a cabinet of officers which made de- cisions. Each grade level had representatives on the board based on the number of stu- dents in the club, and the rules and regula- tions were based on a constitution which the members had formed. Monthly com- mittees planned activities. These activities included taking imaginary trips to cities and provinces through tapes and records, and hearing speakers such as the French speaking foreign exchange student from Switzerland, Jean Walder. The club,s spon- sor, Miss McFarland, provided the club with records which she brought back from France and with her vast knowledge of the country. WOM L . X 1 A'Xx'VXfQ' UXLXXK Wm ja' 34 D 'L-oem , Tip Spanish Clubg French Club Xiu! G QLQQRAX X . big I x Q Q, The boys attending technical school this year received an education preparing them to enter jobs as skilled technicians or engi- neer's assistants. These boys included: Ken Alvania, Paul Cernansky, Ed Wolfe, Eric Gibb, David Barnes, Alex Mate, and Tom Reisker. I The stage crew acted as the prime mover of our school productions during the '67-'68 season. The boys provided scenery, props, and lighting for plays and for band and choral performances. These boys included: Rick Palmer, Richard Manko, Mark Nuss- kern, Dan Zebroski, Sam Entwhistle, Rick Powner, Mike Frankovich and Richard Ferment. Technical School, Stage Crew 1 xx XVI 'CX . A '7. cyl if c?35'g5v.4 atb f w O' gc 55 .L fax x7 fN X 5 Q Tk 1 Q U X CJ -Qt ,M ,W.. .1 'f'V.r0 .O FN ,W CQYQXN f , One of the largest clubs in the school, Pep Club served as a great morale booster for our Winning football and basketball teams. The senior members were all candi- dates for football queen. Kathy Kerchner Won the honor and was crowned at the Homecoming Game. Kathy Hunter and Cheryl Pcosylar were her junior and sopho- more attendants. Working with the cheer- leaders, Pep Club helped to boost our school spirit to new heights and led our Hustling Quakersv on to victory. Kathy Kerchner, Queen for a Day! 51 Pep Club Not too many people nowadays will give something for nothing. Our library aides do this and more. They give up a study hall to work in the library. Under the direction of our new librarian, Miss Mer- cedes Sheehan, these aides have rearranged the books in the entire library this year. As always, the Desk Duty girls proved themselves indispensable by giving up their study halls to assist visitors and run errands for the office. This year's volunteers were Bonnie Spencer, Sue Tondreau, Frankie Brothers, Ginny Kelly, Bebe Reilly, Sherri Biondi, Lyn LoBello, Jill Amend, Wanda Vescio, Yvette Mertens, Phyllis Foleno, Ann Brackus, Sandy Graham, Janet Clif- ford, Hilda McKenzie, and Joyce Rossi. Library Aides, Desk Duty The purpose of the Red Cross is to provide desirable moral, civic, and demo- cratic growth through service to the com- munity, and the under-privileged? Under the direction of Mrs, White, the Red Cross members made tray favors, friendship boxes, puppets, and scrapbooks which were distributed by the Pittsburgh oilice. This year the Quaker Valley chapter all picked a delegate to spend one week this summer at the Grove City Leadership Conference in order to gain new ideas for next year's projects. How to buy and how to care for a car were discussed in Auto Club. The classifi- cation of cars at races and drags was also considered. Mr. Hailstock and Mr. Och sponsored this club which was new this year. Red Crossg Auto Club Wm The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. White, is an organization formed to promote goodwill in the home, school, community, and world. This year the club made kits for soldiers in Vietnam, sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea, helped in Teacher Appreciation Day, and orga- nized skating parties with neighboring FHA groups. Because they were affiliated with the state organization, FHA members at- tended county meetings, and were asked to host the state meeting this year which will be held in Pittsburgh. Their goal is Toward New Horizonsf' The officers this year are: president, Denise Calloway, vice president, Marianne Stein, secretary, Nancy Astorinog and treasurer, Valerie Barnhart. is Charm Club, one of the new clubs at Quaker Valley, was devoted to helping its members seek new ways of self-improve- ment. Mrs. Harris aided by guest speakers, F.H.A., Charm Club sponsored the club and taught the girls about proper etiquette and good appear- ances. This year, membership in the Art Club was open to students having an interest or future plans in the field of art. Each appli- cant was evaluated by a committee chosen by Mrs. Chantler, sponsor of the club. As always, Art Club gave artistic students a chance to use their talents every Tuesday in the activity period. ,, at 955 3 JY! . fxyfb K. XF iv J Jil VKX ' A, U 1 .. .v- N. X2 ' Every Tuesday, in true Count Basie fashion, the Quaker Valley Dance Band met to practice everything from rock and roll to the big band sound. After patient and meticulous preparation, the object of the year's practice was realized when the Dance Band performed for the Thespian production of Take Her She's Mine. It also played a part in the annual pops concert presented by the band. From Dance Band, the members gained experience, confidence, and enjoyment under the direction of their leader, Mr. Iacobucci. Art Club, Dance Band i sw S Si ...ff ii? The Quaker Valley Historical Society is a new club at Quaker Valley this year. It was co-founded by Mr. Charles Hinds and Jerome C. Molitor. The date given its found- ing is November 29, 1967. The Historical Society is affiliated with the Pennsylvania Federation of Junior Historians in Harrisburg. The societyis purpose is to provide its mem- bers With a vehicle through which to study the rich history and heritage of their state and country and tries to give each member an op- portunity to engage in, proht from, and what is most important, contribute to, historical activities within the Commonwealth of Penn- sylvania. It hopes to dedicate its members to the pride and understanding of our Ameri- can heritage and to inspire love of freedom, and to create and build an understanding of political and economical freedoms. The so- ciety had made this year a precedent year by having a Wide scope of activities. Some of its activities included touring Old Economy and historic homes, listening to speakers, and writing the history of the Quaker Valley Jointure and School System. Music Club, formerly the Folk Music Club, Ralph VH1CHZi, MTS- MCL3Ugh1i1L and MTS met once a Week since the activities program Breslin, the Club presented a very interesting began. Each week a small committee demon- and entertaining program at the close of the strated a different type of music. Under the year. leadership of Frankie Brothers, Harry Banks, Historical Society, Music Club A large and enthusiastic Chess Club, under the leadership of President Beall and Vice-President Joyce Lilly, met every Wednesday in the cafeteria. Sponsored by CJ fix N Miss Stevens, the club became better ac- quainted with the fundamentals of the game and had a chance to sharpen skills through tournament play. i1!'fL,nwr'71Q12-fl mm, QQ mtvL,efQ,fJfx -eww, tm JaXoaWz-i?ODW'l. This year the F.T.A., in its second suc- cessful year as a club, was sponsored by Mr. Lanza and Mrs. Breslin. The club officers, President Chris Hawes, Vice-Presi- dent Steve Miller, and Secretary-Treasurer Patty Gurgovits, led the club in discussions ,,., on topics ranging from the characteristics of a good teacher to college life or class- room problems. Speakers on the different phases of teaching, a trip to observe the elementary school classes, and state aflili- ation completed the year for F.T.A. Chess Clubg F.T.A The Distributive Education Club of America, D.E.C.A., was newly formed last year as an extracurricular activity for the students of the new distributive education department. The club is under the super- vision of Mr. Peluso. The goal of the club members was to develop their own skills which would enable them to become the future leaders in marketing and distribu- tion. Q The Book Club, sponsored by Mr. Walker, challenged the wits of its members with thought provoking and controversial books. It was the aim of the students to choose literature which would broaden their outlook on a variety of topics. The students DECAg Book Club did the actual reading in their free time and devoted activity period to intriguing discussions led by the members. From time to time the club was honored with outside speakers who gave dramatic readings and oifered interesting interpretations. The ultimate goal of the newly-formed Radio Club was to promote interest in the Iields of radio and electricity. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Shulick, the club at- we-12 W' ,iw fm.-CMAQ ,lo dpylxkfqgil tempted to build and repair radios. They also tried to reach foreign lands with the equipment they employed. U' This year the Biology Club, sponsored by Mr. Schroth, was divided into two groups, conservation and research. The conserva- tion group, headed by Jerome Molitor, was concerned with clean-up projects, biological displays in the showcase windows, and lec- tures to elementary students on conserva- tion. The research group, headed by Dick Miller, ran experiments on such things as blood types and blood counts. When the two groups met together their officers were: President, Jeff Theysg Vice-President, Jer- ome Molitorg Secretary, Nancy Astorinog and animal superintendent, Phil Bendle. Radio Club, Biology Club Girls, Shop, a relatively new club at Quaker Valley, has already established itself as one of our most popular clubs. Under the direction of Mr. Shaw, the girls learned skills that would enable them to perform minor repairs for themselves, rather than having to wait for a man to get around to them. The club members worked on making bracelets, rings, and jewelry boxes. Mr. Niesslein has guided the boys of the Cooking Club along the pathways to greater culinary finesse. Another new club this year, the Boys' Cooking Club took over the home economics room once a week and tried their luck at developing into gourmet chefs. 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TO THE s'rumE m1 Tl-IZSSCHEDULESHOULD BE PRESENTED TO THE TEACHER FOR ADM15 SECYN TO CLASS Wywwwaswafm wfmmzwxx mwwmmfraswlrmmwmw hw n.,,.. :xf.,.evwm-mm nwamsmwm, Q mam-saw my W, nm, N1 Underclassmen 10-1 John Aiello Doug Abercrombie Bctty Lou Bell Linda Baker David Barker Linda Aber Scott Belish Linda Bartosh Leo Balk Tony Barszcz Betty Bengele Paul Besong Sharon Bodziak Clarence Brenner Dennis Bobby Debra Bruno Nancy Booth Thomas Brunson Jerre Bovett Curtis Branch Joe Chirillo Barbara Campbell Bruce Carter Dale Clifford Nancy Collins Dan Brutout Bernadine Butcher Darlene Carpenter Robert Burzese Janet Carver Diane Carpenter Sandy Clifford MISSING: Bill Besong Rory Baumgartel lO-2 Jeanette Combs Russell Conn Marc Connelly Andrew Crain Lincoln Crowell Rick Conrad Lydia Conilenti Edna Mae Cotto Bob Devine Susan Damico Philip Davis Elaine Desko Dennis DePace Nancy Cunzolo Becky Cook Marcia Derry Gary Dale Mike Cymbalak Allen Dean Carol Drewnoski Richard Ferrnent Judy Dunlap Alan Edmunds Lynn Eisenhute Marc Edmunds Jeff Emerick Mike Farkas Steve Felk Barry Emmert Mickey Djordjevi Marvin Craig MISSING : Deborah Cottom David DeLuca Sally Dunstan C 1T1 Underclassmen l0-3 Antonia Flora Linda Ford Norine Fletcher Toni Frazier Linda Gallo Renee Freeman Greg Gariti Michael Frankovich Leonard Gariti Thomas Ford Jerry Freeble Jill Gleason Chris Gibb Darlene Grey Carol Gibb Linda Gaydos Joseph Goldbach Danny Green Melanie Gosnell Rick Greenhouse David Gilbert William Gomolek Larry Grey Sue Heberling Terri Griffith Sally Hatton Charlene Hauser Margaret Hall Nancy Hooper Rick Haver Rick Holzer Chuck Hallstein John Habbert William Gross Richard Honhold MISSING: David Franz nderclassmen 10-4 Sandra Jackson Helen Iwaskewycz Cindy Hopkins Bill Houston Peter Hutchinson John Hopkins Paul Hovanec Edward Hyde Tom Kish Linda Kannenberg Cathy Johnson Anita Klaric Tim Kelly John Klimek David Kmit Jim Kniceley Joe Kroepil Mark Kuntz Jay Kreuzer Dick Kriever Carol Kost Herb Kunkle Christine Krein Vicki Koster MISSING: Jim Johnson Underclassmen nderclassmeii 10-5 Jane Leonard Sharon LesCallette Gary Kuzas John Lee Tom Lanzarotta Gerald Lesondak Margie LesCallette Donna Lynch Kathy Lawrence Susan Latta Sarah Lancaster Esther Mastroianni Rose Ann Maruca Nina Martin Dave Martin John Masterani Dale McCoy Dennis Mason Donna McKelvey Beverly Masters Megan MacDonald Sue McBride Joyce McCullough Patty Minnemeyer Marilyn Mendicino Karen Morris Sharon Morris Kathy Molchen Mary Meanor Tina Menniti Robert Morris Charles Mercadante Edward Meinert Tom Melonic MISSING: None 10-6 Eric Olson Kevin Myers John O'Neil Dan Ordons Stanley Murawski Harry Morrow Sally Mundt Patty Olexsovich Linda Muders Jeanne Munizza Stephanie Parrish Joe Perrson Carol Pavlakovich Ray Pegher Lorraine Persuitte Stephen Parrish Frank Palmer Cecile Peoples Thais Ott Shirley Passmore Cheryl Pcsolyar Rose Pearles Bob Retsch Darryl Pollinger Mike Reed Chris Randa Debby Praskach Cheryl Pirkheim Debby Pietrantonio Kathy Quigley Brenda Rankin MISSING: Kenneth Nussbaum Darla Pezzelle Rosemary Plofchon Qi wait Mar -fest 0 'fl David Quuigley ' 4 iff' la lflhfalffw yuh, 1 Q9 Q, O'6.ywfQf?,, 'W 69 nderclassmen we 10-7 James Rollins Fred Rupert John Rucker Raymond Rossi Bob Ruth Rick Scalercio Cheryl Russell Linda Rogers Richard Russo David Rhodes Brad Roberts Candy Schofield Terry Sedgwick Evelyn Seaver Shirley Scalercio Sharon Sarver Carol Schmidt Linda Segeleon James Savage Mike Scimio Bob Sandrock Ralph Scalercio Stanley Spencer Kathy Sokolowsky Stanton Smith Sally Smith Ed Shaughnessy Cathy Smith Dave Shaltz Charleen Soman Bob Steigerwald Ray Spec Joe Smith MISSING : Brian Ritchey Underclassmen 10-8 Sharon Sterner Walter Tates Joe Stunja Becky Taylor Duncan Taylor Geraldine Sweesy Scott Sutherland Elaine Stewart Bob Susko John Stuckwish Larry Sye 'Susan Umbel Jerry Veshio Olga Turczyn JoAnn Urban Patty Tignanelli Jay Theys Joe Trunzo Tom Ulinski Sherry Tucker Marilyn Turner John Unger William Turner John Wigton Stanley Wastowicz Dorothy Withrow Ron Williams JoAnne Wohlmuth Edward Wallo Catherine Windisch William Wood Patty Wharrey Dominic Villella MISSING: Charles Stuckwish John Wessels nderclassmen it erclassmen 72 .ENG , 11-1 Steve Ackmann David T. Barnes Frank Armour Richard Alsing Barbara Ann Barngrover Sondra Anderson Kenneth Addison Lorraine Appleyard .ff 1 4 Y is U 'A Jgfixfizv-if 1 2 , ., , A. , 'L' ef 52 pn Theodore Benson 13 wifi N. v, I X gm' 'ji W, My-I x3-'N sw? 1 g Leonard Bartlotti 31i'Richard Beerman ' ' Mary Bemis Melissa Bollman - . June Blair 1 ' ,U 4 1IgethdBerrSan V if-, A avi Be JN' XX K Denise Bendle 5, .ww , if Valerie Barnhart JW x ag, Qjvcfx 1 1:1911 B9 . rg AGU Q, '7 Greylyn Brown Dennis Bova Fred Brenner Denise Calloway Danise Brannon Richard Bonnette Pat Carter Ann Brackus Beatrice Bruno Bruce Burgener Victor Bruno MISSING: Ken Alvania Connie Baker David L. Barnes JK ll-2 Richard Causey John Cortcse Cathy Chirumbolo Janet Clifford Maryanne Chicots Bill Cheetham David Cooper Dan Challis Leo Cicco Wfiiflfgflwl Wi iw John Davis fl Richard Davis Allen Dufala M . . X Steve Damico Glenn Crumm ,A lf. 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VN! it lf it ft L Orhman Green fic' Rosella Gorham: ,V Mid' Gregory Greene Vicki Greenwald Francis Gross Dave Gifford David Goldstein Bill Gosnell Tom Groves - ilee Ty ,G , t, A , 1 , 1. if , we 2, W- Q, f sa kay' cj. x in .,.4,' l-'P x 7 ' XIX' X I -NN YI X - , , lglary guy It ,gf ' Voqf 0:4 atty urgovi z , 4 A A, Q Shirley Grubbs X , X0 QLW' Gretchen Harrison x Q XJ P Cami Heidel XO, -J X5 1- ,9,, Patricia Heist i Kjxvf N. Stephen Hegner Q A-' Robert Hegner Jay Hegner Don Haver MISSING: Dennis Gerle Jane Grihin Underclassmen ll-4 Robert Honhold Kenneth Hunt Joseph Herbst Nancy Jank Kathryn Hopkins Teresa Henke Andrew Hrenkevich Kathleen Hoffmaster Kathleeri Hunter Lina Iera , BD I3 ,Qcob 7 viii iff,-17-i fx may aa-P ,tv Qte- A. x.'3Gx.a4lL7l I, Qgv QW' A i,y23'll'QDc-W' Walter Katzbeck M 'V' Robert King X ' J Rhonda Klingensmith ,ggfr Q Linda Jerman J,kw,fffjxfJ9 Qlames Joseph. D 'Tis gyfiw sf xg -ff' Kathleen KlC1Hdl6HSt .Q an , ' ,xgufv J 'Q , Qfgv Bonnie Jarvis xr, XA fx, J X T Joanne J anoson L V' S, ft . . t Mary Joyce Robert Keber 14 Carol Kappel + Q DE?-1 I I a Richard Manko Catharine Kuemmerle Kristine Kramer Deborah Lyons Larry Lee Deborah Mahr Susan Kraybill Helen Kowal Charles Ligato William Lusby MISSING: Kathy Hlopek Joyce Lilly nderclassmen ,I 'v 1 A. XFL 't 1 nderclassmen 76 ll-5 Patsy Mastroianni Carl Massi Peggy Mansfield Geraldine Markel Alexgnder Mate VW J WWMMW 4 M M Janine McCarthy Judith McCullough Kathleen McClaine Michael McCarthy Margaret McDonald Cynthia McGee Beverly Melnyk Blake McKinney Nancy McKelvey Charles McNamara MISSING: None ll-6 Daniel Nesta Gwendolyn Morris Peter Menniti Margaret Molitor Earl Metheny Donna Menosky John Mitsak Richard Miller Steve Miller Thomas Moore Frank Popowich Harold Pollock Jerrold Ordons Richard Palmer Dwight Norris Leslie Powner William Nickholds Christine Peel Carol Patterson Joanne Pflugh Roberta Novasel QR X wi Nix Q56 4049 QW Jw X9 ,qxXt6 4 N' Edgar Riley . Lois Peel ' Edmund Prichard Larry Ritchey Michael Randolph Kenneth Ptak James Rodes Robert Romesburg Susan Quinn Deborah Morrow Linda Rice Elizabeth Riegel MISSING: John Neilson Nicholas Papinchak Angela Pulman Eaawiq P .423 vb x Q9 NA nderclassmen lg at J 7' Ni sig' U' has ! X555 J S 4 sk J r vi- it :kids ll-7 Timothy Scheib Gary Ruprecht James Roolf Albert Sacco James Rusnak Raymond Rucker Barbara Schmidt Christine Rosata Rebecca Santarelli Deborah Rossi John Skrabut Francis Smith Dennis Sikora Tom Sklarsky Kent Shaver Robert Sgro Richard Segeleon Terry Sechler Donna Scimio Betty Scimio Janet Seman Mary Stinson be Susan Spahr Elaine Spinelli Marianne Stein Mary Svegal Laura Smith Sandra Steu P Gynedde Southgate m David Sofranko Joseph Striffler Gary Start Charles Steinberg MISSING: William Roolf Underclassmen EflLC3 I 0 Lf QXCQQ wg Tug- ryieeegr 0f.nw'6rL l' ON 'mo rcnM,IXL5.:f A 1 !6vM:5,'rp1y -ihng,-sth LL, at ll-8 QvW KJRYGENIL' 'X 'M' -E Joseph Venezia -M 'QE Michael Valoski , . ,. :gf me ,gg 5 , Douglas Veschio Ni-Cgifgi lille, MEP Jan Von Hofen V Susan Tondreau Gerard Timney , t, - - Arthur Vossberg Fill-J igwkl :QM Peter Tyler Eiinveovig mam 5 yUQ3lZp ETMBE, :llggg Bfgjigf ofonegoeo ggh Vila? l'll'l1 , hiliifgir 3 Qv!.,,Z.9 Elvflgjqfggg Qi?ilflE cv-ll KQQQQ-3 M Kilim 335' Sul- .Tlx ,f ,N ,S ,lj 4. 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PM --wfef--,H ?.Mf5,ff,gw,f :Q,35f1h,3g,w, ?. 1 P Hx 5 ,, , ,,,.-:umff1,gfs2Qw,,:Qf' wx, ,,..,, , ,..ff- miw55g,,5,,z,53,,5,Q,5g3,g5,, fr . ,V fy xis5anQr'1ewqwwfiwfmrfmmmmwwwflwezewesfammmwivgifmfgffmsamsaumzfaz immwmasfsssammzgefas,mmmwmmem,gm,ibmwefaf1N1,QAQef.m,wzf1.1:mfw:ss4:ww fm -fm: ,M ww:5w,Q1.m,,m-,W ww! wfww llllillllll lllll ' gwqwg 'wr'm-up ,.---v.- ,,,, , 3 A ,,. 1-121 if ' A ' 'ggi , , f if ' ' . ,avtfaafiigsw . , . wr- fl,- ,, 1 . A-1 5 ,A ,,. , .,, ,, , wb' vi tl .r'?'i2fi.'1f- Q -1 .r.wfg,,s.f7sf.,,se, my WW tamaerg, .1 A ,,,, . Lf' .f,,fw,,,,a,,,g,rr - ., ,,f.- .,. as. ' 'v fr a,-:ff . ,L,,.-L V . . fr. Q f,-ftawrfsz 1. ' ,-, I . if -fm 3 as 4 Ni 'E I --,Y , f,,,. vii Seniors 82 ROBERT ABERCROMBIE Goal: Motorcycle Racer Activities: Football, Track, P.T.A., Ski Club Boys' Cooking Club, Gym Club. MARY JILL AMEND Goal: To write the great American novel Activities: Desk Duty, Library Aide, Quaker l Quill, F.T.A., Charm Club. NANCY ASTORINO Goal: Pediatrician Activities: Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, F.H.A. -Sec., Biology Club-Sec., Drama Club, Girls Shop, Charm Club. FRANCIS JOHN AUGUSTINE Goal: Outrageously Prominent Homespun Philos- opher Activities: World Affairs Club, German Club, Quaker Quill, Music Club, Band, His- torial Society. DEBORAH JEAN BAIRD Goal: Veterinarian Activities: Book Club, Chorus, Music Club, Folk Music Club, Biology Club, Quaker Quill. THOMAS W. BAIRD Goal: Education Activities: Biology Club, German Club, F.T.A., Debate Club, Historical Society. DAVID FREEMONT BAKER II Goal: Success and Influence Activities: Basketball, French Club, Science Club, Math Club, Ski Club, Boys' Cooking Club-Sec., Pep Club-Pres., World Affairs Club Student Council, Quaker Quill. HARRY BANKS Goal: Musical Career or Aviation Activities: Chorus-Vice Pres., Music Club- Vice Pres., Entertainers Club, Football. 7 LINDA BARKER Goal: Missionary Activities: Spanish Club, Math Club, Charm Club, Knitting Club. DAVID BARNGROVER Goal: Success Activities: Rod and Gun Club-Pres. ROBERT ERNEST BATINA Goal: Motorcyclist Activities: Rod and Gun Club-Vice Pres., Auto Club. NANCY BAUM Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: G.A.A., D.E.C.A.-Sec., Business Club, Charm Club. PATRICIA BAUMBARTEL Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Business Club, Charm Club, F.H.A. GENE BEALL Goal: The Ministry and Singing Activities: Chess Club, German Club, Football, Track. PHILIP SHERIDAN BENDLE Goal: Research Biologist or Minister Activities: Biology Club, Spanish Club, Debate Club, Historical Society, Band-Color Guard. ELAINE MARIE BENGELE Goal: Model Activities: Art Club, Girls' Shop, G.A.A. vu?-'P' I is I ,, 1 E6 2 3 '3 3 3 6 -I ?? il4'Q1c95?7357ff 'sW W'?i W 'W5W,ZfQe?'?7li? '?2gi2t2f'ikfZ':7'19424I' W 5 .Ia,f.f,I Am, ew : If-,,f,f A ,t ,. , ,. ff: I , -3, f : gf A ff ' -aft W t if sit -. I ,sffgsitgatawlkgp pm. wr: Z.:-I-si:W:.:El?: , ' .vW.',l',I 459 .Wifi ARG: I f cf : ,5 52 y 52 A eg f- I . W fatarfik .iffy f vwsl? , If L , , ff ,Elm A fr Aw W Ig 83 Seniors SHERRY BIONDI Goal: Elementary School Teacher Activities: French Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Charm Club, Pep Club-Treas., Desk Duty, Quaker Quill, Library Aides, Ski Club, BEVERLEE ANN BLAIR Goal: To be a Free-lance Writer and Journalist Activities: French Club, Debate Club, Pep Club, Book Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Na- tional Honor Society, Desk Duty. FRANCES BODZIAK Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Chorus, Charm Club, Business Club- Sec. LINDA BREWER Goal: Interior Decorator Activities: Art Club, Ski Club, G.A.A., French Club EDWARD L. BRISBIN Goal: Electrical Engineer Activities: Radio Club, Auto Club. SARAH BROTHERS Goal: To be a Special Education Teacher Activities: Student Council--Sec.-Treas., F.T.A., Entertainers Club, Folk Music Club, Chorus-Sec., Music Club-Pres., Treasurer of the Junior Class, Vice Pres. of the Senior Class, Desk Duty. CATHY JANE BURTNETT Goal: To be a Social Worker Activities: Charm Club, Business Club. EDWARD S. CARVER, JR. Goal: Choreographer Activities: Auto Club, Entertainment Club, Track. Seniors M ft :- ' a MM W ,MDW ff ,fy , ,A ,,v, ,. ff my lf' f -to ,, ..,, . -AA w . , , -- A in 2, ff V ' WW . .' 5955 1 A If . :'.',.-ff ... ' . 9 J s3.::eff1aL:f'z15f1 ,,'if7t' ' H. 22 f ff' '55 -' ' if . -,uw , . ,. , ,,rgmrpfasqzsf,f:,:w,,mR7 A259 1 W EJ agar ygilwisitt .,-f,:,., .,.- , :,.-, ,,.,.5,,.W f.:,:A A ,,.,,.r:,,,.t- , ,. .-f, f. -- ,,,, , ,, , ,,,,,, ,.,.,,,sr.,,, az-if I ,f i new wr gifs 2 . 2 ' sf ,tzzfzi-fttrtg A iivifk PAUL CERNANSKY Goal: Machinist Activities: None. WILLIAM P. CHARKO Goal: Electronics Engineer Activities: Art Club, Athletic Club, Pep Club. GLORIA CICCONE Goal: Dental Assistant Activities: Quaker Quill, Business Club, Charm Club, Pep Club. LINDA .TOANNE CLARK Goal: Career in Nursing Activities: G.A.A., Red Cross, Band, Folk Music Club, Biology Club, Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Entertainers Club. GWENDOEYN COLE Goal: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Majorettes, Knitting Club, Charm Club, G.A.A. KATHLEEN COMES Goal: Happiness Activities: Band, G.A.A., Folk Music Club, Charm Club, Music Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM CONN Goal: Preparation for College Activities: Chess Club, Music Club, Baseball. DAVID COOK Goal: Chain Store Regional Manager Activities: Distributive Education. 85 Seniors Seniors WILLIAM CORSO Goal: Psychologist Activities: Biology Club, Chorus, D.E.C.A.- Regional Vice Pres. KATHLEEN COTTAGE Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Pep Club, Charm Club, Business Club, Band, Dance Band, G.A.A. PATRICIA E. CoTToM Goal: Fashion Designer Activities: Girls Shop, G.A.A., Charm Club. MARGARET ANN CRICK Goal: U.S. Foreign Service Activities: Historical Society-Sec., French Club Drama Club, Book Club. 7 PETER VANCE CROCKETT Goal: To be a Paperback Writer Activities: Student Council- Parliamentarian, S.U.N.-Head Delegate, Key Club, Quaker Quotes, Quaker Quill, Debate Club-Pres., Ski Club. HELENROSE CUKOVICH Goal: Secondary Teacher Activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Chorus, F.T.A., Folk Music Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. PATRICIA ANN CURRAN Goal: Home Economics Activities: National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Quaker Quill, French Club, Special Chorus, G.A.A., Bridge Club, Knitting Club. MICHELE D,AGOSTINO Goal: Receptionist Activities: G.A.A., World Affairs Club, Business Club, Pep Club, D.E.C.A. JAMES HENRY DANIEL IV Goal: Economist Activities: French Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Photography Club. ROBERT DAX Goal: To obtain a Ph.D. in Sub-Atomic Nuclear Computer Programming the Bio-Geo- logical Science of Extra Super-Satu- rated Valences of the Lanthanum Series of Transitional Compounds. Activities: Math Club-Pres., Senior Class Trea- surer, National Honor Society, Track, Band, Bridge Club. GALE S. DEAN Goal: Photographer Activities: Photography Club. SARAH JANE DEGORI Goal: Secretary Activities: Chorus, F.H.A., Pep Club, Business Club, Charm Club. SUSAN ELIZABETH DETWILER Goal: Happiness Activities: Band, Music Club, Charm Club, Pep Club. JIM DIXoN Goal: Artist Activities: Art Club, Boys, Cooking Club. HELEN NENA DJORDJEVIC Goal: Editor of COSMOPOLITAN Activities: S.U.N., World Affairs Club-Pres., National Honor Society, Quaker Quotes-Business Manager, Quaker Quill, Debate Club, Ski Club, Folk Club, Pep Club. KATHERINE L. DUNN Goal: To be Happy and to Help Others Activities: Chorus, World Aifairs Club, S.U.N. Seniors RENATE A. ERLECKE -Q 'W D Goal: Foreign Relations Activities: World Affairs Club, Debate Club, S.U.N., Student Council, A.F.S., Ex- change Student. wm- WAYNE ERVIN Goal: Worker on Construction Crew Activities: Athletics Club. LINDA MARLENE FENNELL l Goal: Undecided Activities: G.A.A., F.T.A., Girls Shop, Chorus. I ROBERT FIRTH . Goal: Scientist Activities: Band, World Alfairs Club, Key Club, Latin Club. LL MARY LOU FOLENO Goal: To go into Airlines Work Activities: Ski Club, Business Club. DoRoTHY FORD Goal: Beautician t Activities: Knitting Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Business Club. HENRY FORD Goal: Chef Activities: None. JOHN FOSTER Goal: Chemist p Activities: Math Club-Secretary, German Club, p l Chorus, Special Chorus, Bridge Club. Seniors 88 JAN FREIER Goal: Pathologist Activities: Band, German Club, Biology Club, Photography Club. KAREN GALEY Goal: College Activities: Cheerleading-Captain, Chorus, Pep Club, Ski Club-Sec., G.A.A., Bridge Club, Knitting Club, French Club. MIKE GALLAGHER Goal: Tree Cutter Activities: Distributive Education. PARTICIA ANN GALLAGHER Goal: Commercial Artist Activities: Latin Club-Pres., F.T.A., Drama Club, Art Club, Thespians, Pep Club, Band-Color Guard. JOHN MICHAEL GIBBONS Goal: Electrical Engineer Activities: National Honor Society, Football, Track, Math Club, German Club. SHARON MCKEE GIFFORD Goal: Minister Activities: Quaker Quotes, Quaker Quill, Library Aide, Photography Club, Bridge Club, Latin Club, Future Teacher of Amer- ica Club, Girls' Shop, G.A.A. FRED GILBERT Goal: Missionary Work Activities: DECA, Art Club, Boys' Cooking Club. SANDY GRAHAM Goal: Receptionist or Artist Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club, Desk Duty, Library Aide. 89 Seniors QV 5 Seniors 90 THOMASINA GREY Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Charm Library Aide, Girls' Shop. BUNNY GRIFFITH Goal: Excelcior Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Chorus, Span- ish Club, World Affairs Club, S.U.N., Debate Club, Student Council, Quaker Quill-Quill-Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Gar- lands, Ski Club. Scorr GRILLO Goal: Business Manager Activities: Baseball, Chess Club, Cooking Club, Intramural Basketball, Biology Club. REBECCA JANE HABBERT Goal: To Succeed Mrs. Catharine Elkin White Activities: National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, World Affairs Club, S.U.N., Band, Folk Music Club, Quaker Quill, Quak- er Quotes, Debate Club, Ski Club, Garlands. WILLIAM SAMUEL HABERS Goal: Math Teacher Activities: French Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Photography Club. CHRIS HALLSTEIN Goal: Interpreter Activities: German Club, Band, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Bandette. WILLIAM HAMILTON Goal: Computer Analyst Activities: Band, Dance Band, Bandette, Math Club, Chess Club. ROBERT JAMES HANCHARIK Goal: Professional Baseball Player Activities: Key Club, Chorus, Special Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Boys' Cooking, Chess Club, Intra- mural Basketball. DEBORAH L. HATTON Goal: Success and Happiness Activities: G.A.A., F.H.A., Red Cross, F.T.A., Pep Club, Knitting Club, Charm Club. CHRISTINE DIANE HAwEs Goal: Teaching Activities: National Honor Society, World Affairs Club-Sec., S.U.N., Quaker Quotes, Debate Club, Band, Quaker Quill, Folk Music Club. SUE C. HEILMAN Goal: Mathematics Activities: National Honor Society, World Affairs Club-Sec., S.U.N., Quaker Quotes, Debate Club, Band, Quaker Quill, Folk Music Club. KATHLEEN M. HERBST Goal: Pyrothechnical Expert Activities: Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Library Aide, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Latin Club. DOROTHY HODOVUNS Goal: Undecided Activities: Chorus, Music Club, Pep Club. DONNA HOVANEC Goal: Practical Nurse Activities: Red Cross, F.H.A. PETER KARL IWASKESYCZ Goal: Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Boys' Cooking Club. JOAN IWLER Goal: Speech Teacher Activities: Thespians--Vice Pres., Treas., Quaker Quotes-CO-Editor, Drama Club- Pres., Chorus-Treas., Quaker Quill, Special Chorus, World Affairs Club, Bridge Club. Seniors NANCY LOUISE JENKINS Goal: I.B.M. Technician Activities: Band, G.A.A., DECA. CHARLES DELosE JOHNSTON Goal: United States Merchant Marine Activities: Photography Club, 'German Club, Chess Club, National Honor Society. CHUCK KAIB Goal: Service Activities: Rod and Gun, Auto Club. VIRGINIA KELLEY Goal: Elementary Teacher Activities: Pep Club, World Affairs, Chorus, Book Club, Music Club, Folk Club. LINDA MARIE KENNEDY Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Pep Club, DECA. KATHRYN ANN KERCHNER Goal: Fame and Success Activities: National Honor Society, Thespians- Sec., Dramatics Club-Vice-Pres. World Affairs Club, Quaker Quill? Quaker Quotes, Chorus, Special Cho- rus, Pep Club, Ski Club, Bridge Club, Library Aide. LINDA KERN Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Pep Club, Charm Club, G.A.A. DEBRA KERR Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: G.A.A., F.H.A., Pep Club, DECA-- Sec. Seniors 92 K . .,,,, ...aff I, ,gig agytm fi? if : 37 . It if it 5 22:2 Q22 , , ,sf glam Tieiffaip yi :sets ,gg wx v1,gs gtg i?iifiL4?2 ?Zi2 i5E!5 ' 35 31 i 3, Mit: Miss? A.:-,, - .1 9w15?2 zefm, W z l ,Q i,1a,a,..,,. ,. W RAY Kosrs Goal: Geomoiphologist Activities: Cooking Club, Chess Club, Intramural Basketball, German Club, Biology Club, Track. CAROL IEANNE KRANE Goal: Advertising Agent Activities: Band-Secretary and Publicity Man- ager, Bandette, Dance Band, G.A.A., Student Council-Publicity Chairman, Red Cross, Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, World Affairs Club--Program Chairman, Pep Club, S.U.N. LoU1s GEORGE KUEMMERLE Goal: Naval Career Activities: Biology Club. LYNDA LOBELLO Goal: Accountant Activities: Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Desk Duty, Charm Club, Business Club. JOSEPH H. LOTTES Goal: Field of Engineering Activities: Chess Club. ELIZABETH ANN LUSTER Goal: Teacher Activities: Biology Club, French Club, Girls Shop, Knitting Club, Band. MARIAN Moons MAGUIRE Goal: Social Work Activities: National Honor Society, Chorus, Quaker Quill, French Club, World Affairs Club, Bridge Club, Pep Club. DOUGLAS RAY MARKLE Goal: Undecided Activities: Chorus, Band-Color Guard, Track. 93 Seniors WILLIAM MARTIN Goal: Undecided Activities: Auto Club-Vice-President, Book Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track. JEANETTE MASSIE Goal: Physical Education Teacher or Beautician Activities: Charm Club, Knitting Club, G.A.A. RONALD P, MAZUR Goal: Broadcasting Field Activities: Basketball, Chorus, Folk Music Club, Boys' Cooking Club, F.T.A. HILDA JANE MCKENZIE Goal: Happiness Activities: German Club, Pep Club, Desk Duty, Charm Club, Latin Club. LAWRENCE MCKENZIE Goal: To be an Electrician Activities: Athletics Club. I KAREN MARIE MELLE Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: Chorus, Pep Club, Business Club- Vice-President, Charm Club, National Honor Society, Student Secretary. I JANICE L. MELONIC Goal: Nursing Activities: French Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Biology Club, Historical Society- Treasurer, Chorus, Quaker Quotes, Pep Club, Bridge Club. LYNDA ANN MERCER Goal: I.B.M. School Activities: G.A.A.-President, Band, Bandette, Girls Shop, Business Club-President. Seniors M REBECCA RACHEL MINNEMEYER Goal: Modeling Activities: D.E.C.A. ANN MoLEsKY Goal: Success and Happiness Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club 34 -had DIANE MoLrToR Goal: Secondary Mathematics Teacher Activities: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Quaker Quotes, Pep Club, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Girls' Shop, Knitting Club. JEROME C. MOLITOR Goal: Political Science Activities: Historical Society-President, Band- Vice-President, Biology Club-Vice- President, Dance Band, Bandette, World Affairs Club. GARY R. MoRR1s Goal: Driving Instructor Activities: Boys, Cooking Club, Auto Club, Spe- cial Chorus, Chorus, Biology Club Folk Music Club. 7 DAN NADLER Goal: Undecided Activities: Bridge Club, Radio Club-Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council-President, Na- tional Honor Society. HN H DENNIS R. NADZAK Goal: College Activities: Auto Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Bi- ology Club, Football, German Club. RHETTA JEAN NELSON Goal: Airline Hostess and a Nurse to Bring Happiness into Someone's Life. Activities: Charm Club, Knitting Club, G.A.A. 95 Seriors ROSEMARY NEUGEBAUER Goal: Wealth and Happiness Activities: G.A.A., Folk Music Club, Business Club. MARK JOHN NUSSKERN Goal: Navy Activities: Football, Stage Crew. TOM O,NEIL Goal: Service Activities: Varsity Club, Boys, Cooking Club, Auto Club, Chess Club, Football, Track. LAURA O,DONOVAN Goal: Undecided Activities: Student Council, Bridge Club, Spanish Club, Quaker Quotes, Chess Club. JOANNE Orr Goal: To Be Outrageously Happy Activities: D.E.C.A. - Vice-President, Business Club, Charm Club, Pep Club-Vice- President. DIANE LEIGH PAWLISHAK Goal: Professional Musician Activities: Pep Club, Music Club, Folk Music Club, F.T.A. KATHY MARIE PcsoLYAR Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Pep Club, Knitting Club, Charm Club. CONNIE PETRONE Goal: Elementary School Teacher Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Bridge Club, Quaker Quill, Knitting Club, F.T.A. Seniors 96 'Fw CHRISTINE ANN PILCH Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: Knitting Club, Business Club. JEANETTE MARIE PLESE Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: Knitting Club, French Club, Chorus, Majorette, G.A.A., F.H.A., Special Chorus, Folk Music Club. DAVID PLUECHEL Goal: Success Activities: D.E.C.A. J EFF POLK Goal: Draftsman Activities: Athletic Club. MARY LYNN POLLINGER Goal: College Activities: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Knitting Club, Chorus, Latin Club, Pep Club. RICHARD A. POWNER Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Auto Club, Basketball, Stage Crew, Football. JANE ELLEN REES Goal: The Secretarial Field Activities: F.H.A., Business Club. ROBINA REILLY Goal: College Activities: Pep Club, Bridge Club, F.T.A., World Affairs Club, French Club, Ski Club --Treasurer, G.A.A. 97 Seniors THOMAS REISKER Goal: Machinist Activities: Auto Club. CLAYTON RETSCH Goal: Air Force and Electronics Technician. Activities: Football, Athletic Club. WILLIAM C. REYNOLDS Goal: Medical Doctor and Liberal Arts Degree in Chemistry Activities: French Club, World Affairs Club, National Honor Society. BECKY RIEHL Goal: Wealth Activities: Library Aide, G.A.A., Pep Club, French Club, Biology Club, Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Ski Club. FRED RIEMER Goal: Author Activities: Chess Club. KEN RoGoFF Goal: Communications Activities: Ski Club, World Affairs Club, Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, Drama Club, Spanish Club, S.U.N. -Chairman, T hespians-President. NANCY RoGoEE Goal: Happiness Activities: Cheerleading, World Affairs Club Bridge Club, French Club, Pep Club, F'.T.A. 7 CATHERINE JOYCE Rossi Goal: Music Teacher Activities: Band, Bandette, G.A.A., Desk Duty Music Appreciation Club, Chess Club, Entertainers Club, Music Club. Seniors 7 HE ' ERIC MICHAEL RUPRECHT Goal: Enologist Activities: German Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chess Club, World Affairs Club, Ski Club, Pep Club. FRANK SACCO, JR. Goal: Electrical Engineer Activities: Chorus, Special Chorus, World Af- fairs Club, Quaker Quill, Key Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Thespians, Latin Club, German Club, Basketball, Na- tional Honor Society. JAMES SACCo Goal: Electronics School or Navy Activities: Special Chorus. HAROLD SANDERS Goal: Success in Life Activities: Distributive Education. ANTHONY RALPH SCALERICO Goal: Chemical Engineer Activities: National Honor Society, Key Club, Student Council, Thespians, World Affairs Club, S.U.N., German Club, Latin Club-President, Quaker Quill, Band, Bandette, Basketball, Boys Cooking Club-President, Chess Club, Pep Club. 9 TERRANCE MICHAEL SCANLON Goal: Dentist Activities: National Honor Society, Ski Club, French Club--President, Basketball, Boys, Cooking Club-President. LARRY SCARPINO Goal: Physical Therapist Activities: Varsity Club, German Club, Photog- raphy Club, Football. MARK ANDERSON SCoTT Goal: Potologist Activities: Spanish Club, Chess Club, Boys Cooking Club, Track. 7 99 Seniors BARBARA MARY SERBINSKI Goal: Government Worker Activities: French Club, World Affairs Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, Bridge Club, Knitting Club, National Honor Society. SIDNEY SHANKS Goal: Liberal Arts Degree Activities: Track, Quaker Quotes, Chess Club, D.E.C.A. BERNICE JEANNE SHAVER Goal: Immortality Activities: Quaker Quotes--co-editor, World Affairs Club-Treasurer, Band-Sec- retary, Dance Band, Bandette, Thespi- ans, National Honor Society, Student Council, S.U.N., Ski Club. CAROL JEAN SHOOK Goal: Happiness Activities: Majorette, Crarm Club, Chess Club, Chorus, Folk Music Club, Knitting Club, World Affairs Club, National Honor Society. DARLENE LINDA SKILES Goal: Registered Nurse. Activities: Book Club, F.H.A., Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Desk Duty, Library Aide Cone quarterj, Knitting Club, French Club. DONNA A. SKRABUT Goal: Executive Secretary-Airlines Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club, Girls, Shop, National Honor Society-Secre- tary, Library Aide, Quaker Quill- Typist. ALBERT JOHN SMITH Goal: Albania's First Astronaut Activities: Latin Club, Chess Club, National Honor Society, Bridge Club. GARY LEE SMITH Goal: Chemical Engineer Activities: Key Club-Secretary, World Affairs Club, A.F.S., Football, Track, Senior Class President, Junior Class Presi- dent, Student Council, Spanish Club, Ski Club. Seniors wo 'R S I rr. A.. U I . sy , 4 Li 5' Qs' iii: . , Wg.. I. .. s.. .. - '- - fall- ffsfsgrsrr- -2 ,.,s,e:,f unwise ...SHS V 1: .ti-. .. t L, . - - xiii , A I - sm, 2 .- f frsstf-4 ' ,.- -s .f2.qt. rmss'p .. ...a,..... .... M., . .. .,,. ,. , : ft Sis s t,.... Y... .,,..,,,g milk 3 Levexwwwf- itgiffaii . N Twzsiimiaiiisi. Q1 'Eff ss :saw ffl: fE5VI:g:mc:e1??. :ws sv . :....1. t,, at W AA wa :SIM - , - Y-H -25422 455.ig-wg::r25KisaEi?l'i1J-fy Y, ai .,1A5Waf4Qsi'2.-.f 1: 1'litfiZfSgisaUR isssiifiaiftsf w GREGORY SMITH Goal: Electronics Activities: Football-Captain, Athletic Club, Auto Club, Track. JOAN PAULETTE SMITH Goal: Success and Laughter Activities: G.A.A., Book Club, Girls, Shop, Charm Club, Pep Club, Library Aide. CHRISTINE M. SOFRANKO Goal: Happiness Activities: G.A.A., F.T.A., Girls' Shop, Spanish Club, Knitting Club. BERNICE SPENCER Goal: Diplomatic Secretary Activities: F.T.A., Pep Club, Entertainers Club, Business Club, Desk Duty. .BARBARA A. STACK Goal: Elementary Teacher Activties: Red Cross, F.T.A., Spanish Club. DAVID C. STANDISH Goal: Thousandaire Activities: World Aifairs Club, Bridge Club, Varsity Track. JOHN ANDREW SUsKo Goal: Wall Street Activities: Key Club-President, Varsity Base- ball, Quaker Quill, French Club, Ski Club, Bridge Club, Varsity Club, J. V. Basketball, World Affairs Club. ALEXANDOR TAYLOR III Goal Medicine Activities: Key Club, National Honor Society, Quaker Quotes, Quaker Quill, Latin Club, Spanish Club, World Affairs Club, Ski Club, A.F.S., Thespians, Pep Club, Hi-Y. Seniors KAREN ELIZABETH TAYLOR Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club, F.H.A. KATHLEEN THEIN Goal: Secretary Activities: Pep Club, National Honor Society, Charm Club, Business Club. JEFFRI A. THEYS Goal: Research Biologist Activities: Dance Band, Band-President, Bi- ology Club-President, Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, Basketball-Manager, Boys, Cooking, Varsity Club. SARITA KAREN TUCKER Goal: To Spread Peace and Happiness Activities: Desk Duty, Folk Music, Red Cross, Quaker Quill, Book Club-President, Debate Club, Pep Club. AUDREY TURNER Goal: Child psychologist Activities: Majorette-co-captain, Book Club- Secretary, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Junior Red Cross, Folk Music, Debate Club, Quaker Quill, Pep Club, G.A.A., Chorus. RALPH RICHARD VALENZI Goal: Movie Star Activities: Chorus - President, Thespians - Treasurer, Music Club-Secretary, National Honor Society -President, Entertainers Club-Vice-President. WANDA VEsc1o Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Business Club, Charm Club, Desk Duty. RICHARD VILLELLA Goal: Mad Scientist Activities: National Honor Society, German Club, Chess Club. Seniors 102 CAROL C. VISH Goal: Physical Therapist Activities: Student Council, Knitting Club, Music Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Quaker Quotes, World Affairs Club. DALE WACHTER Goal: Architectural Draftsman Activities: Rod and Gun Club, Athletics Club, Chess Club, Track. LINDA WAGNER Goal: Music Teacher Activities: Head majorette, Music Club, Knitting Club, Book Club, Folk Music Club, Pep Club, French Club. JEAN WALDER Goal: Surgeon Activities: German Club-President, Thespians, World Affairs Club, Pep Club- Treasurer, S.U.N., Student Council. BETTY WASHINGTON Goal: Happiness and Goodwill to Others Activities: Student Council, D.E.C.A., G.A.A. KATHLEEN ANN WESLOCKY Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Red Cross, Knitting Club, Charm Club, Girls' Shop, Desk Duty, F.H.A. EDWARD M. WINDISCH Goal: Electronic Engineer Activities: Art Club, German Club, Rod and Gun Club, Photography Club, Chess Club, Athletics Club. ROSALIND WITHROW Goal: Advertising Artist Activities: G.A.A., Entertainers Club, Art Club. Seniors EDWARD WOLFE Goal: Air Force and Photographer Activities: Photography Club, Rod and Gun Club. v al: ar s' 1 A ctivit sz' i l . ,P nm sa 'sh Club, Boys' N ' g 'Ay Hist rical Society- fpfj , i-preside , B erbaii, Basketball M ge Club, Baseball, ' Quill., Pl Q ii lyytlp' I KL AA KVO DILJ in rig! DONNA ANN YOUNG Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Library Aides, Chess Club, G.A.A. LoU1sE DIANE ZAGORSKI Goal: Home Economics Major Activities: Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, World Affairs Club, G.A.A., Knitting Club, French Club, Bridge Club. CHARLES DANIEL ZEBROSKI Goal: Draftsman Activities: Athletics Club, Auto Club, Stage Crew. BARNARA ZUPZIC Goal: To Sprout Wings Activities: Library Aides, Biology Club, Quaker Quill, Photography Club. dditional Susan Aiello Vivian Anderson James Applegarth Charles Bauer Alexander Booth William Corso Seniors Senior Edward Hopkins Marion Johnson Paul Melnick Yvette Mertens Michael Solito Edward Spec How's this, Mr. Vogan? Have you heard the one about . . . ? Teachers' Little Helpers ! . . and then there was light. Crisco Award Alumnae Familiar Faces gjjmw WWW QW KWWWMWMJ It's been a Hard Days Night A little more right there. f UQ 2 OD' 2:1 .304 FP H I 0 B- E. .. o- CD B z: 2. O 2 5' H 2 Cl H 5' ,E ..:, ,,:,, l x l2 :,f:, - ii ,Q il ,,e, if V262 V F4 za A -f if ,ff 1 i9'lQ,'F ' - Lf' -'rx L , L5 ? V ' 2 , if , Ma 7 . 'rm 2 ,, t ,V 4: N- Re-1 Q .- Knightwork S KLMP Necessity is the mother of inven- tion. Okay now how do We get down? Our group had 23fZ: fewer cavities. The First Class to Complete 12 Years at Quaker alle Continuing Educa tion in Leetsdale I -1155 I U -.-f SV' ST-41, ,CJ ij 7 F? Q1 5- 75 fo . fix - 2 CS Q2 15 O O CONGRATULATES Class of '68 QUAKER VALLEY SENOR HIGH SCHOOL wf a '5 X' Mihai ? V .3 -Qgf GABRIEL RUZZINI Evening Administrator 109 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 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. Sponsors of KEY CLUB Quaker Valley Senior High School LEETSDALE, PA. Our first Interest is Sewing the Community Kiwanis --the spirit of SERVICE that the World needs today. KIWANIS CLUB OF SEWICKLEY Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1968 from the JU IOR C Don Haver, President Tim Scheib, Vice-President Janet, Seman, Secretary Karen Wood, Treasurer SS S. Ackmann A. Dufala K. Hunt G. Morris F. Smith K. Addison R. Dunlap K. Hunter D. Morrow L. Smith R. Alsing M. Duzicky L. Iera J. Neilson D. Sofranko K. Alvania D. Edgar N. J ank D. Nesta G. Southgate L. Appleyard J. Eisenhute J . J anoson W. Nickholds S. Spahr F. Armour D. English B. Jarvis D. Norris E. Spinelli C. Baker S. Entwistle L. Jerman R. Novasel G. Start D. L. Barnes D. Erdlen J. Joseph J. Ordons S. Steup D. T. Barnes C. Ethridge M. Joyce R. Palmer M. Stein B. Barngrover P. Foleno C. Kappel N. Papinchak C. Steinberg V. Barnhart H. Ford W. Katzbeck C. Patterson M. Stinson L. Bartlotti C. Fowler R. Keber C. Peel J. Strifiier R. Beerman P. Frankovich R. King L. Peel J. Stuckwish D. Bell G. Frederick K. Kleindienst J. Pflugh M. Svegel M. Bemis M. Freier R. Klingensmith H. Pollock L. Sylvester D. Bendle R. Frynkewicz H. Kowal F. Popowich D. Taggart T. Benson J. Fulton K. Kramer L. Powner G. Timney B. Berman F. Gall S. Kraybill E. Prichard S. Tondreau J. Blair G. Garrity C. Kuemmerle K. Ptak B. Torchia M. Bollman D. Gerle L. Lee A. Pulman P. Tyler R. Bonnette E. Gibb C. Ligato S. Quinn M. Valoski D. Bova B. Gibson J. Lilly M. Randolph J. Venezia A. Brackus D. Gilford W. Lusby L. Rice D. Veshio D. Brannon D. Goldstein D. Lyons E. Riegel J. Von Hofen F. Brenner R. Gorham D. Mahr E. Riley A. Vossberg G. Brown W. Gosnell R. Manko L. Ritchey G. Wachob B. Bruno O. Green P. Mansfield J. Rodes M. Walker V. Bruno G. Greene G. Markel R. Romesburg M. Washington B- BUFECHCT V. Greenwald C. Massi J. Roolf J. Weber D. Calloway J. Griiiin P. Mastroianni W. Roolf T. Weber P. Carter F. Gross A. Mate C. Rosata T. Weiner R. Causey Tf GIOVCS J. McCarthy D. Rossi E. Weslocky D. Challis S. Grubbs M. McCarthy R. Rucker A. White W. Cheetham P. Gurgovits K. McClaine G. Ruprecht B. White M. Chicots M. Guy J. McCullough J. Rusnak B. White C. Chirumbolo G. Harrison M. McDonald A. Sacco M. Whitfield L. Cicco D. Haver C. McGee R. Santarelli S. Williams J. Clifford J. Hegner N. McKelvey T. 'Scheib M. Willoughby J. Conaway R. Hegner M. McKinney B. Schmidt J. Wilson D. Cooper S. Hegner C. McNamara D. Scimio J. Wiseman J. Cortese C. Heidel B. Melnyk E. Scimio L. Wolfe S. Damico P. Heist P. Menniti T. Sechler K. Wood J. Davis T. Henke D. Menosky R. Segeleon R. Wood R. Davis J. Herbst E. Metheny J. Seman P. Wright B. Dax K. Hlopek R. Miller R. Sgro S. Yant G. DeLembo K. Hoffmaster S. Miller K. Shaver W. Youngblood L. Downey R. Honhold J. Mitsak D. Sikora C. Zahner K. Driesch K. Hopkins M. Molitor T. Sklarsky J. Zarna V. Duelly A. Hrenkovich T. Moore J. 'Skrabut 111 Congratulations And Best of Luck to the CLASS OF '68 QUAKER VALLEY Parent-Teacher Association QUAKER VALLEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION From the Educational Philosophy Of the Quaker Valley Joint Schools The Quaker Valley Joint Schools are organized to serve more effectively the educational needs of our communities. We believe the success of this under- taking is dependent upon two major factors: the thorough understanding of these educational needs by the parents, the school directors, the faculty, and the pupilsg and their combined cooperative effort in Working out solutions to these needs. 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PHONE 741-6366 1 114 UNITED DAIRY COMPANY 266 3440 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 68 FROM QUAKER QUOTES STAFF ECONOMY FURNITURE Kleinclienst Home Bakery HGEE IT'S GOOD 436 Beaver Street Phone 741-7400 THE FABRIC CENTER Yard Goods - Patterns Accessories - Knitting Yarns 519 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA BOWLING LANE CONGRATULATIONS AND I 1 I BEST WISHES CLASS OF '68 3 f. WHEN IN NEED OF INSURANCE ,vjffy SAVE WITH if 3 . 55, NATE STEINBERG 741-7700 408 Edgeworth Lane EDGEWORTH, PA. Phone: 74-I-5950 FIRE - LIFE - AUTO HOSPITALIZATION HEALTH 8a ACCIDENT MUTUAL FUNDS I K appel s BEAUTY SALON SEWICKLEY 421 Broad St. SEWICKLEY, PA. FISH and POULTRY MARKET PENGUIN- BOOK STORE EBERT AUTO 420 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PA. Books Stationery Greeting Cards OHIO RIVER BLVD. GLENFIELD, PA. TONY'S Congratulations MARKET CLASS OF ,68 ...Xa I,., A wait, , 5 VALLEY PRODUCE Zv, Complete Line of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone: 266-8892 BLACK ANGUS BEEF FASHION FI.AIR 145 Broad sf. Leetsdale, Pa. Free Delivery Prop.-Betty Pirkheim Professional Care is Phone 741-8300 5 Best for Hair 18 Locust Place 117 Best Wishes and Congratulatwns T The Class of 1968 The Vogan Studio 664 Merchant Street AMBRIDGE, PA. BLACK AND WHITE-OIL COLOR LIVING NATURAL COLOR 0 WEDDING FORMALS DIAL 266-1640 ' CANDIDS ' FAMILY GROUPS '6Your Yearbook Photographer . COMMERCIAL Remember Vogan for All Photographic Services- 0 INDUSTRIAL For Quality and Serviceg 0 RESTORATION Several Price Lines to Choose From ' PHOTOSTATS GREEN ENGINEERING COMPANY 81 CAMPBELL GREEN CUNZOL0 Architects and Engineers ' SEWICKLEY, PA. o BOSTON, MASS. ' BALTIMORE, MD. o CLEVELAND, O. o CHARLESTON, W. VA. 118 Sewickley Savings and Loan Association SEWICKLEY OFFICE CORAOPOLIS OFFICE B d Street 81 Centennial Ave. 1105 Fifth Avenue 741-5000 264-4940 QUALITY CLOTHING FOR INFANTS, TEENS Sc LADIES 119 HUGH A. MCMASTER Flowers of Quality 545 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa, T' mf- f' , 4' '?-aww...-.wg'W'?f V I Allv 1 FaIcons-Fairlcmes-Galaxies-Thunderbirds Mustangs-Light Duty Trucks Telephone 741-7070 - 741-7071 - 761-7070 53 5 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. 120 f 'w'N' , as BRIEAKFASI x COFFEE sEwlcKl.EY NEWS co. SEWICKLEY, PA. 511 Beaver Street 741-8420 MAKES GOOD COFFEE EVERY TIME CODO MANUFACTURING CORP. CARBON PAPERS INKED RIBBONS SPIRIT MASTER UNITS OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES PITTSBURGH SALES OFFICE: 87 S Greentree Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15220 921-4800 FACTORY: LEETSDALE, PA. 121 AIR PRODUCTS AND THE CHEMICALS, lNc. GIFT CORNER Buncher Industrial District Avenue B Leetsdale, Pennsylvania 15056 422 BROAD ST. WELDING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 74-1-8220 - 761-5007 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF W8 J 8z J CAR WASH 122 Compliments of The Guy George Shop Quaker Village Shopping Center Leetsdale, Pa. Phone: 751-6470 QUINIO BEAUTY STUDIO Specializing in permanents, razor cutting, high styling, frosting, silver blonding and wig styling. Phone: 741-5221 522 Beaver St. - Sewickley, Pa gifs We Curl Up and Dye For You WAL'l'ER'S BARBER SHOP 503 BROAD STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-8880 HARDWARE - PAINTS Balluy Hardware ....., ELECTRICAL 8: PLUMBING SUPPLIES 651 Merchant St. Phone COngress 6-3260 AMERIDGE, PA. R. D. COLE PHONE 741-4334 RICHARD D. COLE FUNERAL HOME Previously Gray-Cole Ambulance Service 328 BEAVER STREET, SEWICKLEY, PA. Service Connections to All Parts of the World ANGROS CLEANERS cmd LAUNDROMAT 123 H E G N E R OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. Supplies -- Machines - Furniture Phone 741-4826 519 Locust Place Sewickley, Pa. JOSEPH S. PALMER BARBER SHOP HOLIDAY INN By Appointment Men's Hair Styling 741-6900 741-4300 EDWARD J. WANCHOCK General Contractor LUMBER - MILLWORK 608 Washington Street SEWICKLEY, PENSYLVANIA Phones: 741-5335 - 266-2070 ORIOLE TAILOR SHOP ALTERATIONS Fine Cleaning and Pressing 601 BEAVER STREET Phone Sewickley 741-7130 D. HERBERT TRADER JEWELRY and FINE GIFTS 417 BEAVER STREET Phone: 741-6340 Sewickley, Pa. Sewickley Hardware 8a Paint Co. EDWARD and GRACE BRADEL Paints Glass Varnishes Glazing Brushes Mirrors PAINTER SUNDRIES 424 Beaver Street 741-9700 Sewickley, Pa. Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of SWOBE and DEAN PONTIAC-BUICK INDUSTRIAL 201 Merchant St. AMBRIDGE, PA. 266-4884 Compliments of Clifford McFaIl Interiors 555 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY 741-7600 or 766-2666 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 Hanging Baskets. C. E. SICKELER HARDWARE THE BASKET SHOP OF THE VALLEY 527 Blackburn Ave. 741-8766 - 741-8740 CHARITY UNITY Congratulations Graduates Queen of Peace Council i5367 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SEWICKLEY, PA. FRATERNITY PATRIOTISM GOING TO COLLEGE? START AN INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY AMBRIDGE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION In Ambridge 506 Merchant In Aliquippa 2301 Sheffield Rd. PHONE: 741- B240 Q' A- . . 3 - AA L2 paflv 577 MERCHANT STREET AMBRIDGE, PA. - 417 BEAVER STREET A SEWICKLEY, PENN. 15143 HYDE TRAVEI. SERVICE 421 Broad Street SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-5750 GILBERT AUTO SERVICE 443 Division St. Phone 741-7580 SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA BALDWIN CHOOSE YOUR PIANO AS THE ARTISTS DO Inferior Decorating Fine Furniture KATCHER'S 659 Merchant Street AMBRIDGE, PA. Phones: 266-3170 - 761-1334 TEE PEE DRIVE INN Ohio River Blvd. LEETSDALE Phone Orders: 266-9830 126 MACKINTOSH INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 1200 Merchant St. Ambridge, Pa. Telephone 266-2309 9 A. T. SHAFER Greenhouse Phone 264-3902 1030 Fifth Avenue, Coraopolis - 264-2184 410 Beaver St., Sewickley, Pa. - 741-4760 PLANTS, FLOWERS and EVERGREENS Greenhouses at Carnot, Pa., on Brodhead Road R. D. 4, Coraopolis, Pa. HERZBRUN CLEANERS Good Luck To The Class of 1968 QUAKER VILLAGE DRY CLEANING - SHIRT LAUNDRY B A R B E R S H O P Beaver and Broad Street SAM VASILAKIS, Owner SEWICKLEY Quaker Village Shopping Center 7416700 LEETSDALE, PA. GOURLEY CHEVROLET Inc. R I C H ' S Shoes On Broad St. in Sewickley Haberdashery Hosiery Phone: 741-9150 The company known for 418 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. the Customers it keeps Compliments of TI MNEY'S AMBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA THE PORTICO 408 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pennsylvania SPECIALIZING IN LADIES, SPORTSWEAR Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Phone: 741-9660 Goongqmln A I. -, , ' .,V juln Jml., -I eelt I ART SPERANDEO TIRE SERVICE at etn COIFFURES In 1 M Cbwm had Edgwwh . I- W e Serve To Sell Agam ,kky Sguicllley, Pg, K -I ' 'If , ' 4 Phone 741-8777 - 766-3553 M W c?'K ' n '9 d lf'e You V Beaver SI Chestnut Streets I SEWICKLEY, PA. UMW LY M. C. A. WWW an-nada llttl l?il!fff1 f 'I 'Is f: :: 1: .I 11511 1 ' I V 1 1 N IVM N!-1lI'1 ' 111111 I l fu'wI .1a1. I ,MMIII 'nit K I III 11111 1353nf111rr,.1I,,-1.4I ,..'- fi CONNELLY MOTOR COMPANY 616 BEAVER ST. SEWICKLEY, PA. 15143 SEW. 741-4444 PGH. 766-2213 PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - JEEP ' :MW n III HIII1 1 f 1 128 Compliments of ABERCROMBlE'S WALLPAPER - PAINTS GAETANO INTERIORS 555 Beaver St. Sewickley, P 404-406 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, f . I Phone 741-7600 Plaid Stamps ,JK 526 ' jweffglgujfllf fgfjij KZWA7 b'2 Q 471 M 5 'M 1 ffigljnjlg , A, Ze:-num feudal-ant FRIE D DIAMONDS - WATCHES CONGRATULATIONS TO JEWELRY - STERLING GIFTS Something from the Jewelefs Is Always Something Special Thomas Jewelers CLASS OF 1968 DALLAS S. IRVINE FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM H. NEWMAN Supervisor 702 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA CARROLL'S MUSIC SHOP 405 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. Phone: 741-4212 Phonographs and Records - Hallmark Greeting Cards - Pianos - Epiphone Guitars - R.C.A. Radio and TV - G.E. Appliances 741-8320 AIR-CONDITIONING Esquire Barber Shop 516 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. COMPLIMENTS MITCHELL BUICK, INC OF BROAD AND CENTENNIAL F A I R O A K S BOWLING LANES SEWICKLEY, PA. AUTO PARTS USED NEW REBUILT 2000 Late Model Cars LEETSDALE AUTO WRECKING WE SHIP AND DELIVER ANYWHERE 266-0539 266-0880 Ohio River Blvd. Leetsdale, P A 81 A PLUMBING CARRIER - NORGE CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING 8a NORGE APPLIANCES 130 P. P. Knapp Drug Co. W. A. RANDEL 437 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA MYERS REAL ESTATE 427 Broad Street Phone 741-7117 741-7710 415 Beaver Street THE LOOKING GLASS SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA DRESSES ACCESSORIES SPORTSWEAR TOM BRIDGEN SUNOCO SERVICE Ohio River Blvd. 8: Ferry St. LEETSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 266-2901 State Inspection - Minor Repairs PICK-UP 8: DELIVERY S 8: H GREEN STAMPS Stop at SUNOCO Go With Confidence AMBRIDGE GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 266-6144 498 Elm Road Ambridge Sewickley 741-4600 POp1ar 6-3636 MacKay Cadillac, Inc 418 Walnut Street Sewickley, Pennsylvania Compliments of HEUI.ER BROS. BAKERY The Best in Baked Goods 414 Beaver St. Sewickley, Pa. 741-4710 MAPLE RESTAURANT 463 Maplewood AMBRIDGE FREEBLE REAL ESTATE 833 Merchant Street Phone 741-5460 KOI.EDIN'S DECORATING and SEWING AMBRIDGE, PA. CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS 8L DRAPERIES Phone: 266-3334 449 Beaver St. Sewickley, Pa. I PEEL'S GARAGE Complete Car Service 84 OHIO RIVER BLVD. LEETSDALE, PA. 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