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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1969 volume:

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Iacobucci, band director and harmony and theory teacher. His enduring patience, tremendous enthusiasm, and great love for the student body have helped to produce terrific half-time shows, pep rallies, parades and concerts. Doing so, he promoted the spirit and pride that was needed in our school. In dedicating this book to Mr. I we hope that we will be able to give back to him all that he has given to us. Administration The man Without purpose is like a ship without a rudder-a Waif, a nothing, a no man. Have a purpose in life, and, having it, throw such strength of mind and muscle into your Work as God has given you. THOMAS 'CARLYLE There, in two short sentences, is the story of life-the story of each man's life, the story of your life. Without a purpose you may well spend the remainder of your life drifting on the sands of time unable to gain a foothold to ease your burden as you struggle to advance. With a purpose but lacking the determination to make use of the faculties God has given you, the winds and storms of life may make it impossible for you to achieve that which you vision. Therefore, have a goal, use to their utmost the abilities you possess, and with God's help you will steer a straight and profitable course on your journey through life. R. A. MCNAMARA DR. ROBERT A. MCNAMARA High School Principal DR. GEORGE V. BEDISON Supervising Principal MR. W. HENRY BEIGHLEA DR. LeROY KITE MR. EARL R. HOGUE Assistant Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal Assistant Supewising Principal 7 'H Mr. Alfred Adams Mr. Larry Baurngartel Miss Claudette Branney German Mathematics Physical Education Y Mrs. Sara Brown Miss Marjorie Burcsu Mrs. Mary Chantler Mathematics Science Art Miss Barbara Cook Mr. Vincent Cortese Mrs. Marie Douthwaite Commercial Social Studies Commercial Miss Norma Harlan Mr. Charles Hinds Mr. Roy W. Horne English Social Studies Industrial Arts 8 Mr. Walter Iacobucci Mr. Kenneth johns Miss Frances Kappas Music Physical Education French Mrs. Elizabeth Koehler Miss Carol Kotuby Mr. Peter Lanza English French, Spanish Mathematics Mr. E. Robert Maze Miss Colleen McCoy Mr. Robert Niesslein English English Science Mr. john Nusskern Mr. William Och Mrs. Dakota Olinger Physical Education Mathematics Physical Education 9 Mr. Bruno Pelaia Social Studies Q Mr. Mario Peluso Mr. John Raso Distributive Education Driver Training Y 3 ,, ,,.., , E lr Mr. Robert Roth Mr. David Russell Mrs. Gabriel Ruzzini Science Social Studies Guidance Mr. Edward Schroth Miss Ruth Sebolt Mrs. Mary Selevos Science English Commercial Subjects Mr. Michael Settembrine Mr. Rhesa Shaw Miss Mercedes Sheehan Mathematics Industrial Arts Librarian I0 Mr. Andrew Shulick Mr. David Simpson Miss Shirley Stevens Science Social Studies English Mrs. Audrey Sweesy Mr. Leon Szura Mr. Richard Taylor Spanish Music Science Mr. John Timney Miss Marie Torrito Mr. Richard Walker Social Studies Guidance English, Latin Mrs. Constance White Home Economics ll lab Q i iii .J--f H,-:aww www va F .S'ENl0R ?i RICHARD E. ALSING Goal: King of the mountain Activities: German Club, Radio Club, Auto Club, Card Club KENNETH L. ALVANIA Goal: Three-phase cyclotronic uranium photo- synthesizer Activities: Football, Track, Varsity Club, Boys' Cooking, Athletic Club DAVID LEWIS BARNES Goal: Drafting Engineer Activities: Auto Club, Historian Club DAVID THOMAS BARNES Goal: Electrical Technician Activities: Floraculture Club, Boys' Cooking, Auto Club, Athletic Club, Spanish Club, Biology Club, Track 14 STEVEN COURTNEY ACKMANN Goal: Medicine Activities: Biology Club, Football, Track, Tennis Club, Debate Club, Radio Club, Folk Music Club, Latin Club KENNETH JAMES ADDISON Goal: Computer System Analyst Activities: Latin Club, Key Club, Auto -Club, Photography Club-President, Modern Music Club, Quaker Quotes LORI APPLEYARD Goal: To ride Pegasus Activities: Knitting Club, Art Club, Drama Club, National Honor Society FRANK RALPH ARMOUR Goal: Assistant Coach to Chuck Activities: Basketball, Boys' Cooking, Athletic Club, Science Club LEONARD NAPOLEON BARTLOTTI Goal: Engineer and Philanthropist Activities: Book Club-President, Tennis Club, Debate Club, Latin -Club, Quaker Quill RICHARD ALLEN BEERMAN Goal: Electrical Engineer Activities: Auto Club, Aviation Club, Radio Club-President, German Club, Math Club TED BENSON Goal: Carpenter Activities: Atheletic Club, Football DEBORAH LYNN BENTLEY Goal: College-Biology Major Activities: Entertainers' 'Club Biolo Club 1 ' G.A.A., Tennis Club, Hockey Club, Track Club BARBARA ANN BARN GROVER Goal: Beautician Activities: G.A.A., Girls' Shop VALERIE JUNE BARNHART Goal: Happiness Activities: Business Club, Girl's Shop, G.A.A. Pep Club, EI-I.A., Bridge Club, Charm Club Knitting Club DAVID LAVVRENCE BELL Goal: Airplane Mechanic Activities: Basketball, Music Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, 'Chess Club, Science Club DENISE E. BENDLE Goal: Mathematics Activities: F.T.A., Book Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, French Club I5 MELISSA JANE BOLLMAN Goal: To marry a wonderful guy! Activities: D.E.C.A., Biology Club, Charm Club, Girls' Shop RICHARD ALLAN BCNNETTE Goal: X-ray Technician Activities: D.E.-C.A.-Vice-President, Art Club DANISE LUCETTE BRANNON Goal: Interior Decorator Activities: GAA, Girls' Shop, D.E.C.A.-Secre- tary Art Club JOHN FREDERICK BRENNER Goal: Physicist or Doctor Activities: Chess Club, Biology Club, National Honor Society, Radio Club, Latin Club, Library Aid, Track l6 BETH ANN BERMAN Goal: To be the First Lady of Israel Activities: World Affairs Club, Spanish Club, Student -Council, Pep Club, Quaker Quotes, Music Club JUNE ALISHA BLAIR Goal: Undecided Activities: Music Club, GAA, Pep Club, Quaker Quill, Library Aid, Book Club, Charm Club DENNIS FRANK BOVA Goal: Writer Activities: Aviation Club-Vice-President, Auto Club, Latin Club, Chess Club, National Honor Society ANN J. BRACKUS Goal: Elementary Education Activities: Knitting Club, Chorus, Pep Club, F.T.A., Desk Duty, French Club, Girls' Shop VICTOR PATSY BRUNO, JR. Goal: Engineer Activities: Auto Club BRUCE EDWARD BURGENER Goal: Draftsman Activities: Chess Club, Athletic Club CHERYL LYNN 'CAUDLE Goal: Computer Programmer Activities: Knitting Club, Chorus RICHARD CAUSEY Goal: To own and drive a '69 Corvette Activities: Auto Club, Card Club GREYLYN CHRISTINA BROWN Goal: Accountant or Secretary Activities: Band, Bandette, Slimnastics, Business Club, F.H.A., Red Cross, Girls' Shop BEATRICE ANN BRUNO Goal: to find happiness Activities: Quaker Quotes, Business Club, Ten- nis Club, Pep Club DENISE ELIZABETH CALLOWAY Goal: Dress Designer Activities: D.E.C.A.-Secretary-Treasurer, F.H.A. -President-Chairman, Girls' Shop PATRICIA A. CARTER Goal: Happiness Activities: Head Majorette, Chorus, World Affairs Club, Business Club 17 MARYANNE CHICOTS Goal: Advertising Secretary Activities: Business Club Slimnastics uaker , , Q Quotes, Pep Club, Library Aide CATHERINE M. CHIRUMBOLO Goal: To be a psychologist Activities: F.H.A., Debate Club, Red Cross, Pep Club JACK EDWARD CONWAY Goal: College Activities: Chess Club, Atheltic -Club JOHN M. D. CORTESE Goal: To conquer the world Activities: Band, Athletic Club, Hot Rod Club IB DANIEL SHANNON CHALLIS Goal: Enter Held of forest research and manage- ment Activities: German Club-President, Rod and Gun Club-President, Key Club, National Honor Society, Football, Historical Society, Student Council WILLIAM BENJAMIN 'CHEETHAM Goal: Marketing Executive and Playboy Activities: Chorus, Baseball, Spanish Club, Auto Club, Biology Club LEO CICCO Goal: Computer Engineer Activities: None JANET CLIFFORD Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: Slimnastics, Desk Duty, Pep Club, -Charm Club, G.A.A. E m' ,: ' GARY DELEMBO Goal: Pilot Activities: Aviation Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Card Club, Entertainers' Club LANI EVE DOWNEY Goal: Speech Therapist Activitiees: Majorette-Co-Head, F.H.A.-Vice President, Knitting Club, Girls' Shop, Enter- tainers' Club, Chess Club, Chorus KAREN MARIE DRIESCH Goal: Home Economics Activities: Quaker Quotes-Co-editor, Student Council, Majorette, Knitting Club, F.H.A., Entertainers' Club, Chorus, Chess Club, Girls' Shop VIRGINIA P. DULEY Goal: Beautician Activities: Charm Club STEPHEN A. DAMICO Goal: Career in Science Activities: Band, Dance Band, Biology Club, Track-Manager JOHN A. DAVIS Goal: College Activities: Boys' Cooking RICHARD W. DAVIS Goal: Automotive Engineer Activities: Auto Club BARBARA LYNN DAX Goal: To enjoy life and understand people Activities: Quaker Quotes, F.T.A., F .H.A.- Treasurer, Pep Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Knitting Club I9 M .. CHRISTINE ROBERTA ETHRIDGE Goal: Physician Activities: Art Club, German Club, Card Club, Pep Club, Book Club, Library Aide, F.T.A., Quaker Quill PHYLLIS A. FOLENO Goal: Beautician Activities: Charm Club, Pep Club, Girls' Shop, Desk Duty CINDY ELLEN FOWLER Goal: Psychology Activities: Book Club, French Club, Pep Clu PETER JAMES FRANKOVICH Goal: Navy Activities: Auto Club, Athletic Club 20 ALLEN JOSEPH DUFALA Goal: Millionaire Activities: Entertainers' Club, Card Club, F.T.A. Bridge 'Club RONNIE DUNLAP Goal: Out Activities: Auto Club JILL EISENHUTE Goal: Horne Economics Major Activities: Knitting Club, F.H.A.-Secretary Book Club, Girls' Shop, Latin Club-Vice President, Library Aide DIANA ELIZABETH ENGLISH Goal: Young Life Staff or Child Psychology Activities: Chorus, Book Club, Quaker Quill Music Club, F.T.A., Modern Music Club b RICHARD ANDREW FRYNKEWICZ Goal: College Activities: Chess Club, Card Club JOHN FULTON Goal: College Activities: Chess Club I g , BRUCE A. GIBSON Goal: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Aviation Club, Dance Band, Band, Student Council, Biology Club, National Honor Society DAVID B. GIFFORD Goal: Carpenter Activities: Floraculture Club, Boys' -Cooking GEORGE FREDERICK, JR. Goal: College Activities: Gun Club, Auto Club MARK FREIER Goal: Chemical Engineer Activities: Math Club, Chess Club DENNIS JOHN GERLE Goal: To be the lirst astronaut on Mars Activities: Chess Club, Athletic Club, Varsity Club, Debate Club, Football, Track ERIC MARTIN GIBB Goal: To succeed Bart Starr in the Noxema com- mercial Activities: Football, Track, Athletic Club, Var- sity Club K f 21 WILLIAM ELLSWORTH GOSNELL Goal: Metallurgical Engineer Activities: Football, Math Club-President, Chess Club, Varsity Club ORMAN 'CLARK GREEN, JR. Goal: Undecided Activities: Auto Club, Spanish Club DAVID JAY GOLDSTEIN Goal: Lamont Cranston's alter-ego Activities: World affairs Club, S.U.N.-Head Delegate, Debate Club-Vice President, Na- tional Honor Society, Thespians, Quaker Quill, Quaker Quotes, French Club ROSELLA ANN GORHAM Goal: To be a beautician Activities: G.A.A., Business Club, D.E.C.A.- Secretary, Girls' Shop . .... Y -, , BRUCE GREGORY GREENE Goal: University of Saigon Activities: D.E.C.A.-President, Regional-Vice President, Track VICKI LYNN GREENWALD Goal: Mathematics Activities: National Honor Society, -Chorus-Seo retary, Book Club, F.T.A., Pep Club, Quaker Quill, French Club JANE ADDICOTT GRIFFIN Goal: Elementary Education Activities: Thespians, F.T.A., Pep Club-Vice President, Modern Music Club, Quaker Quotes, Biology Club, Folk Music Club THOMAS ROY GROVES Goal: Musicologist Activities: Dance Band, Spanish Club, Athletic Club, Chess Club 22 MARY ELIZABETH GUY Goal: To corner the aspirin market Activities: Cheerleading-Captain, Music Club- President FTA Pe Club Charm Club, , . . ., p , World Affairs, French Club GRETCHEN E. HARRISON Goal: Secretary Activities: Pep Club, Library Club, Busines Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Shop, Library Aide ROBERT R. HEGNER Goal: Airline Pilot Activities: Aviation Club-President, German Club, Biology Club STEPHEN F. HEGNER Goal: Commercial Artist Activities: National Honor Society, French Club, Card Club, World Affairs Club, Quaker Quill SHIRLEY MAE GRUBBS Goal: Accountant Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Shop PATRICIA GURGOVITS Goal: Elementary Education Activities: F.T.A.-President 8a Secretary Trea- surer, Chorus-Secretary-Treasurer, Modern Music Club, Cheerleader, Student Council- Exccutive Board, Quaker Quill, National Hon- or Society, Music Club, Folk Music Club, Book Club, Pep Club S DONALD SCOTT HAVER Goal: Mayor of Leetsdale Activities: Key Club-Secretary, junior Class- President, World Affairs Club, Football, Mod- ern Music Club, Bandette, French Club, De- bate Club, Dance Band JAY GERARD HEGNER Goal: Architectural Engineer Activities: Math Club, Chess Club, Tennis Club, Bridge Club, Football, Band 23 JOSEPH MATTHEW HERBST Goal: 5'7 Activities: Key Club, Quaker Quotes, Card Club, Chess Club KATHLEEN S. HLOPEK Goal: Secretary Activities: Library Aid, Knitting Club, Business Club KATHRYN ANN HOPKINS Goal: Success Sc Happiness Activities: Business Club, Girls' Shop, D.E.C.A. ANDREW NI. I-IRENKEVICH Goal: Business Executive Activities: Football, Baseball, National Honor Society, Varsity Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Athletic Club, Quaker Quotes 24 PATRICIA A. HEIST Goal: Nurse Activities: Floraculture, Red Cross, Knitting TERESA JEAN HENKE Goal: Legal Secretary Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club, Quaker Quotes KATHLEEN ANN HOFFMASTER Goal: Elementary Education Activities: Pep Club, F.T.A., Gymnastics Club, Charm Club, Book Club, G.A.A. ROBERT WILLIAM HONHOLD Goal: Excelsior Activities: Auto Club, Boys' Cooking Club n- ' V -nj Q f f: '-'.1,H , 'vt :fw - 1 - . -' ii, I 1' 53f15 ' '3 7i'z15e' I ,,,,gp,:4.,' ., at Y. V 'g.if1fQ5Z:13V','Q'5fiQw11Z'fl FQAZESM 'ilk K, 11,5 LENA IERA Goal: Happiness and Seamstress Activities: F.H.A., Tennis Club, Book Club, Girls' Shop, Chess Club JOANNE JANOSON Goal: Executive Secretary Activities: G.A.A.-President, Business Club- Vice President, Knitting Club, National Honor Society, F.H.A., Chorus, Yearbook gf? 'ra if ww-wyffgi JAMES JULIUS JOSEPH Goal: Chief Draftsman Activities: Baseball, Boys' Cooking, Chess Club MARY JOYCE Goal: Veterinarian Activities: German Club, Library Club, Red Cross, National Honor Society R. KENNETH HUNT Goal: To follow in Beethoven's footsteps Activities: Chorus-Music Librarian, Drama Club, Library Aide, Library Club, Music Club KATHLEEN HUGHES HUNTER Goal: Peace Corps Activities: A.F.S., Quaker Quotes, Spanish -Club, Modern Music Club, World Affairs Club, Pep Club-Secretary, Charm Club, Biology -Club- Secretary, Drama Club BONITA L. JARVIS Goal: To help with good Rocky's revival Activities: German Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Art Club, Pep Club LINDA HOLLY JERMAN Goal: Extensive Travel Activities: Entertainers' Club, Modern Music Club, Student Council, French Club, F.T.A., Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Folk Music Club 25 ROBERT DAVID KEBER Goal: Career in Engineering Activities: Athletic Club, Auto Club, Aviation Club, Spanish Club, Chorus ROBERT JOHN KING Goal: Draftsman Activities: Rod and Gun Club, Auto Club, Boys' Cooking HELEN MARIE KOWAL Goal: To succeed Goldie Activities: National Honor Society, Quaker Quill -Editor, Cheerleader, F.T.A., Modern Music Club, German Club, World Affairs Club, Pep Club KATHRYN KRISTINE KRAMER Goal Social Work Teachin 5 ' S Activities: Knitting Club, Book Club, F.T.A., Music Club -CAROL K. KAPPEL Goal: Computer Programmer Activities: Knitting Club, Modern Music Club, G.A.A., Chess Club, Folk Music Club, Pep Club, Chorus WALTER KEITH KATZBECK Goal: To have my own business Activities: 'Chess Club, Athletic Club, D.E.C.A. KATHLEEN A. KLEINDIENST Goal: To own Stangl's Activities: Tennis Club, Music Club, Pep Club Card Club, Chess Club, Folk Music Club G.A.A. RHONDA LEE KLINGENSMITI-I Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Business Club, Girls' Shop, F.H.A. Knitting Club LARRY B. LEE Goal: Undecided Activities: Athletic Club CHARLES PAUL LIGATO Goal: To go into the Air Force Activities: Chess Club, Athletic Club, Auto Club, Baseball DEBORAH LYONS Goal: Airline Stewardess after modeling school Activities: Desk Duty, G.A.A., Biology Club, Pep Club, Girls' Shop DEBORAH LEAH MAHR Goal: Social VVork Activities: Band, Bandette, Knitting Club, F.H.A., French Club, Book Club SUSAN KRAYBILL Goal: Elementary Education Activities: F.T.A., Biology Club, German Club Quaker Quill, World Affairs Club, Pep Club CATHERINE ELIZABETH KUEMMERLE Goal: Artist Activities: Art Club, D.E.C.A., Girls' Shop JOYCE ANN LILLY Goal: Engineer Activities: German Club, Card Club, Chess Club, Art Club FROYDIS LUTNES Goal: Teaching music, biology, and gymnastics in high school Activities: G.A.A., A.F.S., Student -Council, World Affairs Club, Band, Bandette, Biology Club, Art Club 27 WWWW ttf RICHARD J. MANKO 'ff Goal: Oceanographer I Stage Crew, Auto Club, Track it GERALDINE ELIZABETH MARKEL Goal: Fashion Merchandiser W f -f E y 'H ,a.aa ova, M N, ,,a. I 'r,, ffff ':.':, 1. 'r,- Act1v1t1es: Biology Club, Rod and Gun Club, fi I 1 laa f ' ?z5f ,'l' I - S lalo 12 CARL ALBERT MASSI Goal: Law Activities: Spanish Club, Boys' Cooking ENNIO MASTROIANNI Goal: Doctor Activities: Card Club, Tennis Club, Bridge Club, Chess 'Club MICHAEL SEAN MCCARTHY Goal: To love the life I live and live the life I love Activities: Athletic Club, Boys' Cooking, Rod and Gun Club, Auto 'Club KATHLEEN McCLAINE Goal: Elementary School Teacher Activities: F.T.A., Book Club, Red Cross, Knit- ting Club, Spanish 'Club lzyyzgy j ,i,,,: 3 .ygwy Activities: Entertainers' Club, G.A.A., Charm Club, Book Club , L ALEXANDER ANTHONY MATE Goal: Machinist Activities: Library Club, Library Aide, Math Club JANINE MARIE McCARTHY Goalzn Modeling Activities: Art Club, Entertainers' Club, Pep Club, Biology Club FW I :::.: V 28 MARGARET LOUISE McDONALD Goal: To achieve success and happiness Activities: Business Club, Charm Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls, Shop CYNTHIA KAY MCGEE Goal: To marry a wonderful guy Activities: Charm Club, Pep Club, F.I-I.A. BEVERLY ANNE MELNYK Goal: College Activities: Modern Music Club, F.T.A., Bridge Club, Knitting Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Quaker Quill, Pep Club PETER JOHN MENNITI Goal: To pursue the unknown end Activities: Book Club, Tennis Club, Chess Club, French Club, National Honor Society, World Affairs Club JAMES L. McCRORY Goal: Yak Herder Activities: Student Council, Track, Varsity Club, World Affairs Club, Rod and Gun Club, Thespians, Tennis Club, S.U.N., Cross-Coun- try, Football, Chorus, German Club JUDITH ANN MCCULLOUGH Goal: Happiness Activities: Business Club-Secretary, Floraculture Club-Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Girls' Shop, Band, Bandette NANCY LEE MCKELVY Goal: Remain President of the Brain Trust Activities: Spanish Club-Treasurer, Modern Music Club, Cheerleader, Pep Club, F.T.A., Quaker Quill, National Honor Society, World Affairs Club, French Club CHARLES DAVIS MCNAMARA Goal: Coach of the Boston Celtics Activities: Basketball, Varsity Club, Athletic Club, Tennis Club, Baseball, Bridge Club, Folk Club, Chess Club, Student Council, Chorus 29 JAMES STEVEN MILLER Goal: Governor of Texas Activities: Senior Class President, Student Coun- cil-Parliamentarian, World Affairs, Key Club-Lt. Governor, F.T.A.-Vice President, Football, Varsity Club, Athletic Club AFS uaker uotes, . I I. Q Q Spanish Club, Tennis Club RICHARD D. IVIILLER Goal: To become a Lacidar Activities: Debate Club-President, Biology Club MARGARET MOLITOR Goal: College Activities: F.T.A.-Vice President, National So- ciety, Modern Music Club, French Club, Girls' Shop, Pep Club, Student Council GWENDOLYN ANN MORRIS Goal: Airline Reservationist Activities: Business Club, Pep Club, Charm Club, Girls' Shop 30 DONNA MARIE MENOSKY Goal: Medical Assistant Activities: Business Club-President, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Girls' Shop EARL METHENY Goal: A Political Luddite Activities: National Honor Society, Quaker Quotes, Card Club, World Affairs Club, Quaker Quill, French Club MICHAEL EDWARD MINNICH Goal: To make peace, love, and understanding a reality Activities: World Affairs Club, Debate Club JOHN CHARLES NIITSAK Goal: President of Kiwanis Activities: National Honor Society, Key Club - President, Thespians - President, Quaker Quotes-Co-editor, World Af- fairs Club, Debate Club, German Club, Chorus DWIGHT MARVIN NORRIS Goal: To achieve greatness and prosperity Activities: Chess Club Il, Athletic Club, Rod Sc Gun Club, Card Club ROBERTA ANN NOVOSEL Goal: Elementary Education Activities: Band, Bandette, F.T.A., Modern Music Club, Pep Club, Music Club, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club 51 CAROL PATTERSON Goal' To gain 100 ounds ' P Activities: Book Club, Folk Music Club, F.T.A., Pep Club, Music Club, Tennis Club-Secre- tary-Treasurer CHRISTINE MARIE PEEL Goal: Sandwichman's Assistant Activities: GAA, Pep Club, Girls' Shop, F.H.A. Bridge Club, Business Club, Knitting Club 7 DEBORAH MORROW Goal: To swim in the Fountain of Neptune Activities: Book Club, Drama Club, Pep Club Ski Club, Charm Club, F.T.A., Girls' Shop Modern Music, Desk Duty WILLIAM ALFRED NICKHOLDS Goal: Aeronautics Activities: Athletics Club, Boys' Cooking Club JERROLD VV. ORDONS Goal: Success Activities: Football, Track, Varsity Club, Athle- tic Club, Boys' Cooking Club RICHARD JAMES PALMER Goal: Research Biochemist Activities: National Honor Society, Key Club, Varsity Club, Stage Crew, Tennis Card Club, Photography Club, Latin Club, Basketball and Baseball Manager 51 1 7 HAROLD L. POLLOCK Goal: Policeman Activities: Auto Club, Rod and Gun Club, Stage Crew FRANK GEORGE POPOWICH Goal: Undecided Activities: Rod and Gun Club, Auto Club l FFR' LOIS PEEL Goal: Journalism Activities: Quaker Quill, Art Club-Secretary, Knitting Club, National Honor Society, G.A.A. -Vice-President, Card Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, F.H.A., French Club JOANNE BERNICE PFLUGH Goal: College Activities: Band, Bandette, French Club, Book Club, Music Club, Knitting Club, Quaker Quotes . I! fwfiijj N kr LESLIE GER RD L oyga4fERfyE Goal: Brickl Post nf K Act RED- KENNETH PTAK Goal: Astronomer Activities: Chess Club, Modern Music Club, Track-Manager, Chorus SUSAN QUINN Goal: Degree in nursing Activities: Band, Quaker Quill, National Honor Society, Card Club, Knitting Club 32 V I - if ' 1. K V-., ELIZABETH ANN RIEGEL Goal: Physician Activities: Band, VVOrld Affairs Club, Card Club, German Club, Library Aide, Quaker Quill, Latin Club, Bandette, National Honor So ciety JAMES RODES Goal: To find America Activities: Dance Band, Bandette, Band, Track Card Club, Debate Club, Athletic Club 5 WILLIAM HENRY ROOLF Goal: Business Management or U.S.M.'C. Activities: Spanish Club, Rod and Gun Club, Varsity Club CHRISTINE JOAN ROSATA Goal: Major in Home Economics Activities: Spanish Club, Card Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Shop, Folk Music Club, Chorus MICHAEL BRUCE RANDOLPH Goal: School for Data Processing Activities: Basketball, Boys' Cooking, Athletic Club, Auto Club LINDA MAY RICE Goal: Special Education Activities: Band, Girls' Shop, Modern Music Club, F.T.A., Red Cross-Treasurer, Book Club, Folk Music Club, Library Aide, Na- tional Honor Society ROBERT ROMESBURG Goal: U.S. Army Activities: Auto Club JAMES MARTIN ROOLF Goal: To play in the Super Bowl Activities: Spanish Club-President, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Cooking Club, Chorus 33 GARY FREDERICK RUPRECHT Goal: To enjoy life Activities: German Club, Boys' Cooking, Na- tional Honor Society, Chess Club JAMES JOHN RUSNAK Goal: Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Activities: Band, Track, Tennis Club, Boys' Cooking, Bandette, Historical Society, Biology Club, Folk Music Club TIMOTHY EDWARD SCHEIB Goal: To succeed Rick Barry Activities: Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council-President, Basketball, Football, Ath- letic Club, Varsity Club, German Club, Junior Class Vice President, Chess Club, Latin Club, Chorus-President, National Honor Society BARBARA JEAN SCHMIDT Goal: Mathematician Activities: Knitting Club, Gymnastics Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Band, F.T.A., Red Cross 34 DEBORAH ANN ROSSI Goal: To work with children Activities: Library Club, F.H.A., Pep Club, Charm -Club, Library Aide, Chorus RAYMOND BRUCE RUCKER Goal: College Activities: Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Chess Club, Boys' Cooking, Ath- letic Club ALBERT J. SACCO Goal: Accountant Activitiees: Football, Rod and Gun Club, Auto Club, Photograph Club, Chorus REBECCA JEAN ANN SANTARELLI Goal: Model Activities: None TERRY SECHLER Goal: Undecided Activities: Basketball, Baseball Bo s' Athletic 1 Y Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Music Club RICHARD SEGELEON Goal: To be a man Activities: Dance Band, Bandette, Quaker Quotes, Athletics Club, Spanish Club, Chess Club PHILIP KENT SHAVER Goal: Satisfaction Activities: National Honor Society, Key Club, Football, Chess Club, Athletics Club, Art Club, Book Club, Track, German Club, Thespians DENNIS 'CHARLES SIKORA Goal: Architectural Engineer Activities: Band-President, Dance Band, Ban- dette, Art Club, Aviation Club-President, Auto Club DONNA LEE SCIMIO Goal: Nurse Activities: G.A.A., Knitting Club, Modern Music Club, Pep Club, Chess Club, Music Club, Biology Club, Latin Club ELIZABETH ROSE SCIMIO Goal: To learn to play the harp Activities: Gymnastics Club, Entertainers Club F.T.A., Charm Club, Quaker Quill, Pep Clubj Book Club JANET MARIE SEMAN Goal: To obtain the Arden L. Allyn -Cup Activities: Senior Class Secretary, Gymnastic Club, Entertainers Club, Desk Duty, Junior Class Secretary, F.T.A., Charm Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Chess Club ROBERT SGRO Goal: Mortician Activities: Entertainers Club, Card Club, Chess Club, Latin 'Club I 35 FRANCIS S. SMITH JR. trical En ineer Goal: Elec g Activities: Football, Track, Varsity Club, Auto Club LAURA L. SMITH Goal: Success Activities: Card Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Bridge Club, Chorus, French Club, Pep Club TOM SKLARSKY Goal: Principal of Quaker Valley High School Activities: Band, Dance Band, Banclette, Track, Athletics Club, Chess Club, Auto Club JOHN SKRABUT Goal: President of U. S. Steel Activities: Boys' Cooking Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Track SUSAN SPAHR Goal: Airline Stewardess Activities: D.E.C.A., Girls' Shop GARY START Goal: Warden At Leavenworth Activities: Boys' Cooking Club, Card Club, Chess Club, Bridge Club DAVID ANDREW SOFRANKO Goal: Manager of Pittsburgh Scale 8a Equip- ment Company Activities: Rod and Gun Club, Auto Club, Stage Crew GIVYNEDD A. SOUTHGATE Goal: Home Economics Teacher Activities: Folk Club, Pep Club, Knitting Club, Junior Red Cross-Vice President, F.T.A., Tennis Club, Chorus 36 SANDRA J. STEUP Coal' Nursin I . g Activities: Art Club, Chorus, Card Club, G.A.A. -Secretary, Knitting Club, Bridge Club, Pep Club MARY A. STINSON Goal: Physiological Chemist Activities: Student Council, F.T.A.-Secretary and Treasurer, Pep Club, G.A.A., Book Club, Charm Club F ' H MARIANNE L. STEIN Goal: Horne Economics Major Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Red Cross Club-President and Vice President, Future Homemakers of America-Vice President CHARLES M. STEINBERG Goal: Medicine Activities: Dance Band, Book Club-Treasurer, Bandette, Key Club-Treasurer, Folk Music Club, Biology Club, Baseball, Band , Www? -'-' 1 . : -1 - . V1i'gf2fff2fg?a:flips X KM fy ,V 3Az,',flf3i.7 '. L'f25Qj7s9E,i fY,'f:M f,swsfzi?,stge?s?isi1?E?f ,, Szigtfwifgfgsfiiwg? -f ,, , w:g,tef li 2 ,. w:::f:sm:.ffs.,5fs:it ,. x.. , i ., iS2!i'fM.,Q' 5 1. I 'VE m f 5 17. i ' 555 '7 'J filflwf ,i1'?lf?i.!..i7ii Sf. ' f ifviiiig? W Ei i fu ' -I st iiiiii - -- an fm:..?-. --41 353 . 21' K f, ' . ,,ggf,f:f : -- t . 'i S ' K V - Q. , ,.i,ffgs- r. . 1 f. DEBORAH TAGGART Goal: Undecided Activities: Biology Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Chess Club, Music Club, Pep Club DAVE THOMPSON Goal: Success Activities: Car Club, Modern Music MARY MARGARET SVEGEL Goal: College Activities: Card Club, G.A.A.-Treasurer, Bridge Club, Knitting Club, Pep Club, Chorus, Quaker Quill, Spanish Club, National Honor Society LOUISE SYLVESTER Goal: Secretary Activities: Business Club, Knitting Club 5 3 5 37 JOSEPH RENALDO VENEZIA Goal: Gondola Driver Activities: German Club, Chess Club, Aviation Club, Auto Club, Boys' Cooking, Pep Club, Spanish 'Club DOUGLAS A. VESHIO Goal: To join the Malia Activities: Football, Track, Varsity Club, Boys' Cooking, Auto Club, Athletic Club GERALD LEE WACHOB Goal: College Activities: Chess Club, Biology Club MARY LOUISE WALKER Goal: Fashion Designing or Merchandising Activities: F.H.A.-President, Tennis Club, Pep Club, Knitting Club, Girls' Shop, G.A.A. 38 SUSAN RAE TONDREAU Goal: To be a happy dragon Activities: Spanish Club, Desk Duty, Pep Club, F.T.A., VVorld Affairs -Club, Dramatics Club, Ski Club. MICHAEL PETER VALOSKI Goal: Career in Biology Activities: Athletic Club, German Club, Chess Club, Biology Club JAN FREDERICK VON HOFEN Goal: Happiness and Success Activities: German Club, Biology Club, Chess Club ARTHUR EDMUND VOSSBERG Goal: Undecided Activities: Dramatics Club, Athletic Club, World Affairs Club A r TEELA WEINER Goal: To merry-go-round Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, World Affairs Club-President, Desk Dut uaker u1ll Card Club y, Q Q ' , , Thespians, National Honor Society ELLEN PATRICIA WESLOCKY Goal' Elementar Teacher - Y Activities: Knitting Club, Folk Singing Club, Girls' Shop, G.A.A., Card Club, Pep Club, Tennis Club, Red Cross, Chorus BENN Y WHITE Goal: Engineering Activities: None SARAH MARGARET WILLIAMS Goal: To be sunny Activities: National Honor Society, World Affairs Club, Thespians-Secretary-Treasurer, Quaker Quotes, Debate Club-Secretary, Pep Club, Drama -Club, Card Club, Chorus JOHN WEBER Goal: Architect Activities: Art Club, Boys' Cooking, Floraculture Football, Athletics Club, Spanish Club, Bi ology Club THOMAS S. WEBER Goal: To artistically psychedelicize the World Activities: Biology Club, Entertainers Club, Pep Club, Tennis Club, Art Club-President, Card Club, Folk Club, Quaker Quotes ANN KATHERINE WHITE Goal: Early Childhood Education Activities: Pep Club, Modern Music Club, Chorus, Folk Music Club, Entertainers Club, F.T.A. BARBARA ELLEN WHITE Goal: To reach a trancendental reduction Activities: Card Club, Knitting Club, Entertain- ers Club, Gym Club, Chorus Club, Pep Club 39 1 MARY HELEN WVILLOUGHBY Goal: To star in Girls' Roller Derby Activities: Student Council-Secretary-Treasurer, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Biology Club, Enter- tainers' Club-President, Folk Music Club, Debate Club, Desk Duty, Card Club JAMES P. WILSON III Goal: Music Education Activities: Dance Band, Historical Society, Chess 'Club JAMES G. VVISEMAN Goal: College Activities: Wforld Affairs Club, Debate Club, Band, Dance Band, Bandette, Pep Club, Bi- ology Club LORI JEAN WOLFE Goal: Anaesthestist Activities: Majorette, Card Club, Knitting Club, Book Club, French Club, Red Cross KAREN ANNE VVOOD Goal: To be a seductive C.I.A. agent Business Manager, Debate Club-Secretary Quaker Quill, Pep Club, Folk Music Club ROBERT A. WOOD Goal: Junior College Activities: D.E.C.A. l 3 C M F PAUL A. VVRIGHT Goal: Computer Programmer and Air Force Activities: Business Club, Quaker Quill, Radio Club, Auto Club SHARON LEE YANT Goal: 'Career in nursing Activities: Knitting Club, Card Club, G.A.A., Girls' Shop 40 l L Activities: Student Council, Junior Class Trea- surer, World Affairs Club, Quaker Quotes- JANET ROSE ZARNA Goal: To travel all over the World Activities: Photography Club, Book Club, Ger- man Club, Band, Bandette, Pep Club, Card Club, Quaker Quill BILL YOUNGBLOOD Goal: Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Athletic Club, Football CRAIG EDWARD ZAHNER Goal: Junior College and the Air Force Activities:Business Club, Auto Club, Chess Club Seniors Not Pictured Constance Baker Mary Lou Bemis David Edgar Herbert Ford Frank Gall Carole Heidel Michael Duzicky Angela Pulman Nicholas Papinchak Larry Ritchey Belinda Torchia Paul Summers Elaine Spinelli Marion Washington Margo Vfhitfield 41 fx . , ,,, . L' ' f . X ff V, , H f W iff K Y V E ff' I xy 5 K, J 1 5 I XD f Z x Q fl R 5 XS ,V ' N , f' ' X Y 4, W 4 -2 5 N Wx 5 QQ 'eww W 1 A ,xl QQ wi , X 5 N 'N N v X ii!-my ff I X fW'w ! 'XX P Xj 7 3 5 XX w a11'D'QXMu ' ff -C1 ' fx D dfwbwm 8 G if 3 , X uf m A f M , . - 'ww w W N N2 If JK! Y' B ff IOR M MQRIE Teachers' right arm left arm M C h , . . . rs. at erine Hartle, Mrs. Barbara Erwin, M .I rs sabel Stotts, Mrs. Isabel Kurner. K Radio free Quaker Valley! . . Miss Hipsley and Mrs. Hilder brand. . e Top Job to the rescue! Mr. Punshot Familiar Faces 4 is ,.,, Z . .guy ,v lb M.. ,ar .L Y 1 Q 4 . ,J 4 Aki ,JM .-A S I S, 0R75 Z f5',!c:'F'- P and 34. W Q s,,..4,qf G . ' 'Neg 'Eng Qgfkf fi3 ,1ffS'ffif Q 'P 'ififiawid 2 Eight And Une-That ---- Une SENIORS Bottom fl. to nj jim Roolf, Nick Papinchak, Ken Alvania, B111 Roolf, Tim Veshio Al Sacco, Steve Miller. Top fl. to nj jerry Ordons, Dan Challis, Dennis Cerle, Franlgg Smith Les Powner, Drew Hrenkevich, Bill Gosnell,,Don Hbaver, Ali? Miles. ,422 !!wif'V!L,b2 ff V ?iLLVi,iQ1f V- fl 4 Q ,tj D K, , WL! 45.4, 25 Q.V. 0 Bellevue! . . Q,g'Z-f5'Q.1,'eIDefiense 19 Q.V. 0 Western Beaver . 16 Q.V. 0 Fort Cherry . . ., 54 Q.V. 0 Center ..... 8 Q.V. ' 0 Moon .... J ,V 25 Q.V. 6 West Allegheny . . 'I 20 Q.V. 0 Carnegie .... 12 Q.V. 13 Freedom . . 6 Q.V. 3 Hampton . . . SEASON RECO l LOSS W Jim Roolf, Ken Alvania, and Eric Gibb named to all W.P.I.A.L. Class A Team. Jirnlplieil, and Bill Gosnell received all Black Hills Conference Awards. Defense in action against Moon. Captains confer prior to Moon Conflict. Football 46 'X -' .. f':k Qi Lkkk ' Y P , , L .5 K we ..,. - ,wx 5 N I , 1 . S . ' S, . ' , y if 'e seue im B 'K eee S . 4 Ce ' 55 7 f a ' ' f e it G 9- X ' 5 ': A is 7 .33.w53.fetv14.sS -B flfiirl. Eg aai-we 145 ff CWSQSQSG 'iss IQS fi mm.', mmk: -. E ,. M- :J . . . -. .N .N M ...: s sl. .. --. ,, I .s .M . av ff , f f,,' -if K -. - P' 3' -- ' 'Z : f 'W ,,.-, fi 1 u k. I A -:- - ---- 7 3 Kr -R is , f 2 kgs- .QQ X K 'M ' ' , 'X 5' 525' .eil '. -- N - -N? -- -- Y E: 7 ' -f . ,, 2 ,ig A pg . , A 1 fix, T 5- X ia- ' , s o ,Q QQ, ky, Xjyrf. a,sK,1.g,3 W- My ,?E 5, K.-',nsfj, -. .gg, Q I3 , Egg , R V' lr 1 . 'hhi ' S A I . N' TM S: - my 71. 33 sixxasjgsr, 4.s 7, 77A99,Q2B5fLQs7Qa1 .E y 3 Sgr 15 i -,'-'k . -1 -1 f Qs::z,fYf - - . -3 i 311 .1 gi' ,, f 1.-f f , Y - A R LL - gf is e 2 f ' V f h l - ' is ,. L U'1' - ' -W . I g ., G ,...,, f e f - f ff . , , f'h: 5 - 1 f- - R ,:,. S U 9 In ,, Q L Z 5 , Q N X , K , ' .V Bottom Row: Eric Gibb, Les Powner, Steve Miller, Jim Roolf, Bill Roolf, Tim Scheib, jay Kreuzer, Tom Brunson, Nick Papinchak, Ken Alvania, Doug Veshio, Mike Duzicky, Drew Hrenkevich, Bill Gosnell. Second row: Dave Rhodes, Larry Sye, Don Haver, Dan Ordons, Al Sacco, Barry Emmert, Denny Mason, Frank Smith, Dennis Gerle, jerry Ordons, Bill Pifer, Rick Grapski, Bruce Poninsky, John O'Neil, Darryl Pollinger. Third row: Richard Russo, Mike Cymbalak, Bill Cheddar, Mike Whitmore, Rick Ferment, Bob Susko, Dave Schaltz, Dan Challis, Bill Wood, Bruce Carter, Alan Miles, Larry Grey, Jerry Veshio, Ed Shaughnessy, Rick Conrad, W'alter Tates, Curtis Branch, Bill Youngblood. Fourth Row: joe Chirillo, john Paff, Tom Molitor, Ron Smith, Rick Greenhouse, Mark Kuntz, Ron WVilliams, Kevin Harris, Tom Polk, Tom Foleno, Ken Morris, Tom Noland, Tom Powner, Vic Hancharik. Top Row: joe Kroepil, Tom Kumer, Tim Kelley, Bill Mercer, Marc Edmunds, Dan Peel, Alan Edmunds, john McCutcheon, jeff Spengler, Kent Shaver. Glenn Simmons, mgr., not present. Ken Alvania Sees an Opening The Legendary Defense Digs In xg A Beautiful Night For a Game jim Roolf Dragged Down V ,V . , f , , ,, fh,,f z , 'L .X 'f',l'zW?QI-' , lr- 2 1 . -T A ,l , mf 74 5,-fc,,.,.fz ffl, i f '7 -a m - Q, l. ,V - ef K g M- w i- 'Huw :H ., Wfljl . Nm , Y , , V , Q r T. ,Qt L ,l ,N A T 1 X ,fc .tl . ,MASQ .fmxfa 3 oy, AW,,,.Z,5 Y!,F,i? 5 JW ivy JM VJ? V. .,JgfUjXW,,gr L,t,a,,fVXj , asv, , ,of Nusa! ,T M y Q ' ' 5 L G M ' 3 ,Q ' A, 1 f . 'W Q r f 5 1 lt 1 , A ,X , liwvwv' Qijfffwx . M il, 1,1 ivVfJvfwfs451, ' , Q. J' E' ' K: Q 25 k inf, 9. , , fy Q , - V , ! , yy f J t,ju,lVe ix , Lu fybgxjigkij L 6 Z Miller Skirts the End Defeat Is Tough Kenny! Kenny! We Won Again! Roolf and Mase Team Up Football 48 Sometimes It Helps VARSITY: Left to Right: Dave Bell, Bruce Rucker, Mike Randolf, Tim Scheib, Frank Armour, Jim Roolf, Chuck Mc- Namara, Allan Miles. Q.V. 75 . . Avalon 67 Q.V. 78 . . . Bellevue 79 Q.V. 72 . . Avonworth 69 Q.V. 76 . . Neville 62 Q.V. 97 . . Crafton 89 Q.V. 66 . . Avalon 57 Q.V. 100 . . , Bellevue 63 Q.V. 58 . . Avonworth 75 Q.V. 76 ...... Neville 62 Q.V. 97 ...... Crafton 89 SECTION l5-B PLAYOFF Q.V. 76 ...... Avonworth 78 Bottom Row fLeft to Rightj: Paul Shanks, Jack Rucker. Middle Row: Rick Haver, Scott Sutherlnd, jay Kreuzer, Joe Stunja, Rick Snyder. Top Row: Richard jackson, Dan Peel, Bob Kester, Bob Curran, Bruce Poninsky, John Weibe, Coach Johns. Basketball Basketball Basketball Bottom Row fLeft to Rightj: Gary Start, Nick Papinchak, Bill Cheetham, Chuck Steinberg, jim Roolf, Drew Hren- kevich, Terry Sechler, Jim Joseph, Mark Freier. Second Row: Torn Polk, Tim Scheib, Bob Steigerwald, Larry Sye, Chuck Mercandante, Curt Robinson, John Unger, Danny Brutout, John O'Neil, Joe Perrson. Top Row: Ron Roppa, Rick Palmer, Victor Hancharik, Louis Valenzi, Mr. Shulick, Bill Roolf. Baseball 52 Baseball Bottom Row fLeft to Rightj: Tom Melonic, Bob Susko, Rick Havcr, Dennis Gerle, jim McCrory, jerry Venio, Frank Smith, Tom Brunson, Ken Alvania, Ronny Smith, Allan Edmunds, Steve Ackman, Leo Cicco, Joe Chirillo. Second Row: Ted Prichard, Ed Meinert, joe Stunja, Tom Ford, jim Rusnak, Curtis Branch, Tom Molitor, Riek Spengler, john McCutcheon, jeff Spengler, Tom Weber, George Peters. Third Row: Kenny Ptak, Mike Adams, Mike Berry, Bill Cheddar, Jerry Rodes, john Barber, Dave Shaltz, Rick Conrad, Mike Wfhitmore, Paul Shanks, Dave Ptak, Sam Entwistle. Top Row: Mr. Nusskern, Mr. Johns, Tim Kelley, Ken Nussbaum, Herb Ford, Barry Emmert, Dennis Mason, Bill Wood, Tom Kumer, Dave Martin, Bill Balkovec, Ken Derry, Ken Morris. Effie, .F if rack Track l i --f KX I in- X W5 . MQ , O-.M 'nz 1 ..1m- QW- Following tradition, the Quaker Quotes staff spent the year binding the memories of the '68-'69 school year together. Collecting the high points of the year, Quotes' representatives were seen with cameras in hand at sports events, spring activities, and other school gatherings. Guided by Mr. Maze, we, the Quotes' stall, have worked hard so that the graduating seniors of 1969 may take with them not only a diploma, but also a yearbook bound together with the memories of the past year. Karen Driesch john Mitsak Karen Wood Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager Two-year staff members uaker uotes Ks- Students possessing character, scholarship, leadership, and service gain membership in National Honor Society. To qualify for the highest honor of the school, a student must maintain an average of 3.0 and must be selected by two-thirds faculty vote. Thirty-two members of the Class of 1969 met these qualiiications and were elected to the Honor Society in May, 1968. Under the guidance of Mrs. Chantler, Art Club members worked diligently on entries in the Scholastic art exhibit and on individual projects. Group projects this year included a football, track, and baseball emblem, which will be added to the gym decor. Art Club membership was open to students having a special interest in the art field. They were chosen by their art work and a composition on their personal art interest. Meetings held every Tuesday evening enabled members to experiment in different media on their own time. Guest speakers also aided in giving the members a better knowledge of the vast art field. ational Honor Society-Art Club ,Ee This year's Student Council's hard work once again guaranteed our student body a voice in school affairs. The homeroom representatives were kept busy relaying requests and complaints to the admin- istration. Council's activities included candy sales, canned goods collection and Christmas door dec- orations. In addition, members aided by serving at the Senior Tea and also sponsored a Teacher Appreciation Day. Seated: John Mitsak, Senior Delegate-at-Large: Tim Scheib, Presidentg Mary Willoughby, Secretary-Treasurer: Steve Miller, Senior Representativeg Doug Abercrombie, Vice-Presi- dent. Standing: Steve Felk, junior Representativeg Mike Krane, Sophomore Representative. Student ouncil 'H gui fi Q sf 'if 09 f Standing: Beth Berman, Steve Miller, Kathy Hunter. Sitting: Froydis Lutnes. Once Upon a Song Froydes Lutnes, Quaker Valley's foreign exchange student from Norway, spent an enjoyable visit with the Donald Berman family of Edgeworth. Freddie brought her fresh personality, her flute, and her skiing talent to our school life. Kathy Hunter served as our exchange student to Brazil, this past summer. She also was the student organizer of the AFS Day in which surrounding area schools participated in an assembly consisting of national customs and individual talents. The Band has become one of the b1ggest Splflt and school or1ented organ1zat1ons 1n Quaker Valley It consxsts of '77 Marchlng Band members and 76 Concert Band members Of the Marchlng Band there are elght Majorettes and one Drum Major The band puts forth IIS sp1r1ted drlve at all pep assembl1es and football games Also the band marches for the publlc 1n the July 4th Parade 1n Leets dale and Memorlal Day and Halloween Parades 1n Sew1ckley Presentauons for the Concert Season started Wlth a Chrlstmas Concert open to the publlc followed by the Annual Inv1tat1onal Band Con cert w1th guest bands from North Hllls and Beaver Area a modern Pops Concert and the Band wagon 69 Representxng the Quaker Valley Band at the Western DISITICI Band Festlval held at Hampfield H1gh School were Denn1s S1kora and Rlchard Krxever Together w1th the fine cooperatlon of the Band Councll Mr Iacobuccl and Mr Drake the band has limshed a most enjoyable and rewardlng year y an A E Row I Patty Carter, Lam Downey Row II Karen Drlesch, Lon Wolfe Row III Norma Thomas, Betty Bengele Row IV Candy Schofield, Marxlyn Turner Band 62 ' ' - e . , . Q ' 5 t as - 7 , . , - ! 3 - 7 . . . f . ! ' J ' 7 The 21st Infantry .D Tijuinna, Here We Come EVM, Run, Buddy, Run Band Chanter, the main project of this year's chorus, was certainly achieved through their many ap pearances throughout the school year. The ninety voices added a bevy of song and cheer to weary travelers at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport during the Christmas Holiday. They also appeared at the Joseph Horne Company's Christmas Caroling Program and at the County Commissioners lighting of the county's tree. These programs were in addition to the chorus's regular holiday performances. Due to the unfortunate illness of the Choral director, Mr. Leon Szura, the chorus Was unable to pre- sent their yearly operetta, but with the substituting leader, Mr. James Drake, the chorus held a vocal concert in the Spring. horus 64 'fir if Chorus Before the 1967-1968 school year was over, the Quaker Quill ceased to be printed in the Sewickley Herald. It became a separate newspaper, printed by the Sewickley Printing Shop, Inc., and sold only in Quaker Valley Senior High School. The lirst issue was dedi- cated to the Class of l968. This year the Quill has further expanded its scope. Rather than being simply a newspaper, it is now an up-to-date commentary on movies, books, records and other topics of interest. The enthusiastic staff has worked hard to make their new endeavor a success. Executive Staff: Sue I-Ieberling, co-editorg Carol Pavlakovich, feature editorg Nancy Collins, publicity co-chairmang Helen Kowal, editorg Robert Russo, sports editorg Barbara Rhodes, publicity co-chair mang Betty Metheny, news editor. uaker uill WSW' The unsung heroes of the stage, the stalwart men behind the scenes, these are the members of the stage crew. Under the leadership of their faculty sponsor, a real shaWman, the boys helped make this year's many stage productions successful. This year Desk Duty's delightfully dazzling dames set records in the rooms 108, 109, and 101 short distance sprints. The team also did Well in the two mile cross-building stamina run. Seriously, the girls worked hard running errands, Welcoming visitors, and assisting the office staff. Stage Crew-Desk Duty By participating in play productions and exhibiting a genuine interest in drama, a student can earn membership in the Quaker Valley branch of the National Thespian Troupe. This honor. hef' - ' upon each newly elected member in a secretive ceremony, is a first step towards fl' ful's career. The Quaker Valley Thespians presented Erasmus with F ended the year in a more profound key with fi With members engaged in such diverse games as cribbage, X verted the cafeteria into a den of plastic excitement. The spc teach novices the rules, and later the fine points, of these games. perienced members opposed each other in high level matches. Thespians- Red Cross strives to provide desirable moral, civic, and democratic growth through service to the community and the underprivileged. With the aid of Miss McCoy, the club's new sponsor, the Red Cross members prepared a St. Patrick's Day Party for the patients at the D. T. Mfatson Home, a project that required many weeks of planning. The Red Cross was an integral part in Quaker Valley's contribution to the community. A sponsored by Mrs. White, had their first money , catered for the Bell Telephone Program. This :he Baldwin Area High School and the Gateway .e club also had Froydis Lutnes as a guest speaker to ,ms of her homeland, Norway. ,-F.H.A. Z x Nix' WN fiifkfl :SW lg A . The. with ,..V F i 1 . - - L 2,wggg14,'. 5332?-'w. zeszigs, F l The huge g cussion sports. Aw x ESS ro- ind 4 NX..N2A. , ..,: V bg i V f-uf., I 2 Girls' d, plas- h trays, This year the Biology Club, sponsored by Mr. Schroth, was under the able direction of Tom Molitor-Presidentg Bill Wood-Vice-Presidentg and Barb Campbell-Secretary- Treasurer. Emphasis was put on individual interests in the many fields of biology. Out- side films and lectures were attended by the members of the club. One of the projects accomplished this year was the feeding of Wildlife during the fall and winter months. Bird feeders and saltlicks were set up and later were observed by the club. Other Held trips of interest were planned for the remainder of the year. l E 5 2 The Business Club consists of students who take the business course. The oilicers, President-Donna Menoskyg Vice President-Joanne Janosen and Secretary-Judy McCullough, organized programs de- signed to help the students in their future work. Speakers from various business schools came and advised the students on which courses they should take. The sponsors, Mrs. Douthwaite and Mrs. Selevos, also assisted in the planning for the speakers for the club's meetings. md rms The Floraculture Club, a new activity this past year, devoted its time in learning the techniques of flower arranging. Mr. Schroth, a flower arranger himself, sponsored the club. The purpose of the Floraculture Club is to practice different methods of Hower displays by arranging. The club started out by mastering arrangements made with artificial flowers and then advanced to real flower arrange- ments and the making of corsages. The club also donated vases of flowers and plants to various rooms in the school building. F.T.A. was again affiliated with the state convention. The club oflicers, Patty Gurgovitz-Presidentg Margie Molitor-Vice-Presidentg and Mary Stinson-Secretary-Treasurerg led the club in discussions on various topics. The club invited Quaker Valley's student teachers to relate their college and student teaching experiences. They planned trips, class room observations, and invited speakers to talk about different phases of teaching. Mr. Lanza sponsored the club. Floraculture Club-F.T. . Successfully fulfilling its purpose of promoting a better understanding of the peoples of the world and their problems, the World Affairs Club has had an interesting and prosperous year, under the direction of Mr. Simpson. Early in the fall, the club organized a presidential mock election. By setting up headquarters and rallies for the major candidates, the club strove to acquaint students with the policies of the candidates, helping them to decide in their choice. The more avid members of the club, representing Austria, Niger, Monaco, and the United States, took part in the January and March assemblies in Pittsburgh. The Local United Nation introduced new members of the club and prepared them for S. U. N. The club also aided in American Field Service activities by sponsoring AFS day, inviting foreign exchange students from surrounding schools to spend a day at Quaker Valley and selling tickets for the fund raising AFS show. David DeLuca, Program Chairman, Leo Balk, Treasurerg Sally Williams, Secretaryg Sue McBride, Vice Presidentj Karen Wood, Constitution Chairman, David Goldstein, S.U.N. Chairmang john Mitsak, Parliamentarianj sitting: Teela Weiner, President. World Affairs Club Exploring the ever expanding held of modern music, can be considered the goal of the Modern Music Club. Each week a committee of students prepares and provides a musical glance at various types of music. The listening spectrum has ranged from the current psychadelic to the jazz of the forties. Mr. Roth, sponsor of the club, along with Mary Guy-President, has helped its members gain a greater insight in the music Held. Hoping to achieve finesse and skill equal to that of their sponsors, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Russell, the merry mates of the Quaker Valley Chess Club meet weekly to challenge and improve their chess ability and technique. Members test their skill playing one another and participating in play-off tournaments. Some of the club's best vied with chess players from other schools and were met with mixed, but encouraging success. Modern Music Club-Chess Club Hoping to add to their wardrobes by creating sweaters, scarfs, socks, mittens, and slippers the knitting club, with the help of Mrs. Koehler and Miss Sebolt, deciphered the complicated instructions accom- panying knitting patterns. In addition to gaining knitting skill, the members became adept at needle- point and crocheting. Debate C.lub's primary activity this year included debating other school's forensic groups on the topic of Compulsory Service By All Citizens. The Quaker Valley team fought on the negative and affirmative side with great success. Members of the club who achieved enough points gained membership in the National Forensic League. Mr. Peliaia, club sponsor, looks forward to having the club become part of the Western Pennsylvania Debate circuit. nitting Club-Debate Club The Key Club, an all boys Kiwanis-related organization, whose motto is We Build, was one of the most active clubs in the school. After a busy summer working with the Kiwanis at the annual Harvest Festival, the boys returned ready to participate in many school activities. During football season, they sold spirit ribbons helping to promote much of the school spirit. Other activities in which the Key Club participated were collecting tickets and printing line-ups for the basketball games, holding a successful work day, and aiding the Kiwanis on pancake day. A delegation from Quaker Valley attended the annual Pennsylvania State Key Club Convention at the Mt. Airey Lodge in the Pocono Mountains. Much of the success of this year's Key Club can be attributed to the sponsor, Mr. Schroth, and the club's president, John Mitsak. Bottom Row: joe Herbst, Senior Executive, Dave Schultz, Vice-President. Top Row: Steve Miller, Lt. Governor, Dick Kriever, junior Executive, John Mitsak, President, Don Haver, Secretary. Not pictured Chuck Steinberg. Key Club The Spanish Club, which meets under the direction of Mrs. Sweesy, purchased two flags, representing the countries of Switzerland and Portugal, to add to the Quaker Valley collection. This year the club President is Jim Roolf. Other selected Senior officers are Dave Bell- Vice-President, and Kathy Hunter-Secretary-Treasurer. A wide variety of activities is of- fered, including games played in Spanish and Spanish movies and slides. The Spanish Club also has done something unique in this year's elections. Underclass officers were elected for each position, so that they could become familiar with the organization. l Le Cercle Fraincaisj' under the sponsorship of Miss Kappas, met this year with the aim of increasing interest in the French people, country, and language. This year most of the meetings were conducted in French, which provided a challenge for the members. Each week, volunteers presented programs including games, records, and films. All French students were eligible for membership. Cindy Fowler was elected President, Joe Stunja- Vice President, and Tom Melonic-Secretary-Treasurer. panish Club-French Club German Club is one of the more active clubs, even though it doesn't meet every week. The officers, Dan Challis-Presidentg Gary Ruprecht-Vice-Presidentg and Jane Leonard-Secretary-Treasurer, often conducted their meetings in German. Members learn about Germany and its language via various films, pictures, and tapes. Mr. Adams, the club sponsor, who has traveled extensively throughout Germany, enriches the meetings with many personal anecdotes. ' The main annual event of the club is the Language Festival at Buhl Planetarium, in which all the club members reveal their hidden talents in competition with other schools. Library Club, a new addition to the activity roster, and Library Aides spend a lot of time and study halls in the library. Both clubs are dedicated to broaden its members' knowledge of the library and its related occupations. With the guidance of Miss Scheehan, the clubs are making plans for a handbook to aid the student in his library work. The clubs are also planning a field trip to the Hillman Library and the Hunt Botanical Library. Though small in number, these two clubs are large in enthusiasm. German Club-Librar Aids Club The Girls Athletic Association again enjoyed a successful year. The girls competed against such high schools as Coraopolis, Bellevue, and the Sewickley Academy. They participated in such sports as volley- ball, basketball, bowling, and softball. With the help of Mrs. Olinger and Miss Branney, these sports provided much satisfaction and enjoyment to all the members. The ofiicers for 1968-69 were Joanne Jameson, President, Anita Klaric, Vice-President, Sandy Steup, Secretary, and Nancy Hooper, Treasurer. The Dance Band, sponsored by Mr. Iacobucci, this year preluded the school plays and participated in the Bandwagon. Quaker Valley Band's finest musicians compose the Dance Band, which is noted for its jazzy numbers. G.A.A.- ance Band First Row: Donna Menosky, Patty Carter, Shirley Grubbs, Sharon Sarver, Kittie Hopkins. Second Row.' Mike Franko- vich, Ted Benson, Tim Lee, Dave Kmit, Allen Dean, joe Chirillo. Third Row: Richard Holzer, Robert Devine, David Gifford, James joseph, David Barker. Fourth Row: Rick Ferinent, Eric Gibb, David Gilbert, Tom Ford, Ken Alvania. Fifth Row: Paul Brenner, Larry Lee, Alexander Mate, Rory Baurngartel, Les Powner. The main objectives of the Slimnastids Club include helping its members gain and maintain the proper weight and encouraging good grooming. One achieves the proper weight by choosing the cor: rect diet and the appropriate exercises. Each member seeks the most suitable hairstyle and dress style for herself. When selecting their exercises and styles, they consult the sponsors, Mrs. White and Miss Burscu. Technical Students-Slimr1astic's Club Members of the Drama Club improved their knowledge of the different facets of a dramatic produc- tion this year. The Club read various plays and discussed them. They attended a few types of movies. They also talked about the use of makeup and costumes and what they added to drama. Membership in the Math Club was open to any student interested in mathematics. With the help of the sponsors, Mrs. Brown and Mr. Settembrine, students worked advanced math problems and discussed opportunities in math careers. Its main activities for the year were the annual math contest and the submission of a project to The Mathematics Teacher, a national magazine. rama lub- ath Club Pep Club has helped to boost the spirits of both the football and basketball players. Karen Wood, crowned this year's football queen at the Homecoming Game, was joined by Vicki Koster, junior attendantg and Barbie Byrd, sophomore attendant. Pep Club, presided over by Ted Prichard-Pres- identg Jane Griffin-Vice-Presidentg Lydia Conflenti-Secretaryg and Terri Griffith-Treasurer, spirited our Hustling Quakers on to well-fought victories. Karen VVood, Football Queen Vicki Koster, junior Attendant Barbara Byrd, Sophomore Attendant 85 Pep Club Becoming a member of the Varsity Club is the goal of all Quaker Valley athletes. Membership is awarded upon earning two letters in any one sport or participating in a sport for three consecutive years. Every member of the Varsity Club will receive a varsity jacket during his senior year if he has sold a designated number of boosters and participated in Varsity Club sponsored activities. Coaches: Mr. Shaw, Athletic Directory Mr. Johns, Football, Bas- ketball, Trackj Mr. Shulick, Football, Baseball, Mr. Cortese, Football, Basketball, Mr. Nusskern, Football, Track. Var it lub-Coaches Qs N? The building of a salesman begins with a solid education and the creative help of Mr. Peluso and The Distributive Education Club of America, D.E.C.A. Their main activities revolve around com- peting with other D.E. students from Allegheny County in contests and decorating a display Window with articles which they have constructed. This newly formed club enables it's members to improve their prowess at volleyball and in the use of gymnastic apparatus. Under the direction of Miss Branney and Mrs. Olinger, the girls have an op- portunity to use their pent-up energy while socializing with their classmates. D.E.C.A.- olleyball Entertainers' Club organized an interesting talent assembly during the school year. In addition club members discussed various aspects of entertaining. Gary DeLembo was selected chairman of the club. The Boys' Athletic Club met this year with the goal of providing for the boys two periods of un- restricted athletic participation. Coach Kenneth Johns helped the boys with improving their skills in playing volleyball, basketball, and other sports. Entertainers? Club- thletic Club Tennis Club, new this year, proved successful in spite of inadequate facilities and large numbers of members. Miss Stevens taught novices the fundamentals of the game and gave many helpful hints to the more advanced players. During the winter the club was limited to the use of only one-half of the gym, but in the spring, intramural tournaments were organized at the court in Leetsdale Borough Park. The Pep Band, made up mostly of school band members, played at the majority of our home bas- ketball games. Having no oflicial sponsor, they st got together to show their support for the team. They contributed to the entertainment during the half-time shows and played Sweet Georgia Brown, the team's theme song, during the varsity warmups. Tennis Club-Pep Band 15 xi as an .E 553 .-uh.. 7 ,I .B xi I-si :Li F va. ., ' .. . I V - if .1. 4' I . N5 - , A x A 1 2g - . ,X x. I T 1:11 -f . C, 5 in 9 2 VN M-.S-. First row: Janice Alsing, JoAnn Beerrnan, Paula Belich, Kathy Anson, Susan Batina, Debbie Besong, vienna peru, Betsy Bauer. Second row: Deb Addison, Shirley Barringer, Susie Bankovich, Stacy Angros, Cheryl Bickel, Sue Brenner. Third row: Adrienne Brown, Debbie Bell, Pat Bendowski, Diane Bengele, Linda Beatty, Becky Baker. Fourth row. Michael Barszcz XVilliarn Balkovec, Carl Bartlotti, Jim Brisbin, Paul Berman, Ed Besterman. Fifth row: Gerald Besong Thomas Beerman, Mark Baurngartel, Ron Bocek, Charles Bickel, Bill Bergmann, Greg Augustine. lO-l 92 Bottom row: Carol Burew Y' Sherrie Conrad. Second Ford, Roberta Duesen' Mary Cannon. Fourtf Terry Causcy, joe T Ffwfpr, Louise Herbst, Victor is Hrenkevich, Jennifer fdy Gittins, Ed Heidel. klin. Fifth row: Bill First row: Darlene Mitchcll, Arlette Mertens, Linda Massie, jenny Kearcher, Irene McClaine, Betty Metheny, Theresa Meyers, Stella Mastroianni. Second row: Shirley Lilly, Marilyn Mauro, Jeannie Montanile, Cathy Middleby, Sandy Lee, Bill Kuemmerle, Dave Morris. Third row: joy Kreuzer, Sandra Lyons, David Lee, Gary Kretzler, Thomas Kumer, Tom Molitor. Fourth row: Jim McCawley, John McCutcheon, Rick Lapinski, john Klimkowski. Fifth row: Tim McFarland, Michael Krane, Bob Kestner, Joseph McMaster, Gary Kester, William Mercer, james Kerchner. 10-4 QS 5 234 5 95 First row: Kathy O'Donovan, Joanne Nash, Peggy O'Neil, Corlis Nance, Leslie Norris, Carol Roby, Debbie Rapp. Sezrond row: joan North, Kim Nastick, Mary Ott, Pat Nestor, Evie Rader, Barbara Rhodes. Third row: Rodney Pavlik, Tim O'Toole, Kenny Morris, Tom Noland, Randy Olsen, Tom Polk. Fourth row: Edwin Noland, Tom Powner, Bruce Potts, George Peters, Gary Pflugh, David Ptak. Fifth row: Bruce Poninsky, Russell Rice, Dan Peel, Bill Pifer, john Pail, Curt Robinson. 10-5 5. 96 Fzrst row Chr1s Sk1lCS Susan Swader Mxchele Scott Nancy Shonaker Betty Thoma R Russo Second row jackxe Smlth Mary Ann Sweeney lXorma Thomas Glorla Romesbuxg Anne Rucker Mel T0fCh13 Thzrd row Sue Srrochman jackle Swartz jerry Rodes Paul Shanks Chuck Roland Bob Rucker Fourth rou ke1th Thomas Chrls Spmellx B1ll Rolhns Ronnle Ray Smlth Robert Rogoff Glen S1mmons Fzftlz vow Fred Slammko Gordon Thomas Ieff Spenglcr Jeff Sweet Nexl Savage joseph R Roppa Carl Spangler Q- 525' 97 i 7 L ! ! ' Y' .Y ! I a a - Q -I , n A , 1 ' , ' . , . ,,, . .X as M . F Sri . Ax wil: - .ul . S if if , fx -' L S KS, ea., . it Fnst ww Tara Weekman Ann W 1ll1ams Rua Vlllella Lorxame VVIISOH Debra Mlastowxcz Second row Donald XV1111ams janet Turner Marla Vescxo Ahce Valoskx Beverly Walker Kathy Trapp Thzrd row j1m Vxsh M1chaelVelosk1 Mxchael Whxtmore john Xvlebe JIIII Yukeuch Damel YVessels NV1ll1am VCSCIO M-www Xml K 98 3 3 I Y 3 ' A 'I I 1 9 I V 5 X 1 X ' ' AM.. -WM-MN rm-S :'..,:f' 'mwrsan ,H , , e , , Q, ,,hhq M e 2 First row: Sharon Bodziak, Debra Bruno, Nancy Booth, Darlene Carpenter, Deena Butcher, Betty Bell. Second row: Diane Carpenter, Linda Bartosh, Sue Burns, Barb Campbell, Roger Baiocchi, Scott Belich, Tony Barszcz. Third row: Linda Aber, john Aiello, Curtis Branch, Robert Burzese, Donald Blosser, Paul Besong. Fourth row: Tom Brunson, Dennis Bobby, jerre Bovett. Dan Brutout, Doug Abercrombie, Bruce Carter. raw, 11-1 99 Bottom row: Lydia Conllenti, Carol Drewnowski, Lynn Eisenhutc, Susan Damico, Sandy Clifford, Jeannette Combs, Marcia Derry, Second row: Edna Mae Cottom, Nancy Cunzolo, Judy Dunlap, Elaine Desko, Becki Cook, Nancy Collins, Dale Clif- ford. Third row: Andrew Crain, Ed Cook, David DeLuca, Mike Cymbalak, Marc Edmunds, Richard Conrad, Russell Conn. Fourth row: jeffrey Emerick, Gary Dale, Marc Connelly, Lincoln Crowell, Mickey Djordjevic, Alan Edmunds, 11-2 l00 First row: Toni Frazier, Chris Gibb, Antonia Floro, Michele Freeland, Norine Fletcher, Terri Griffith, Carol Gibb. Secona row: Barry Emmert, jill Gleason, Linda Jean Gaydos, Margaret Hall, Linda Gallo, Jerry Freeble. Third row: David Franz, Ioseph Goldbach, Darlene Grey, Larry Grey, Richard Greenhouse. Fourth row: john Habbert, William Gross, Rick Fer- ment, Steve Felk, Gregg Gariti, Bill Geary, Bill Gornolek. ll-3 lOl Bottom row: Sandra Jackson, Charlene Hauser, Sally Hatton, Carol Kost, Vicki Koster, Cindy Hopkins, Helen Iwaskewycz Second row: John Klimek, Linda Kannenberg, Sue Heberling, Chris Krein, Sarah Lancaster, Anita Klaric. Third raw Richard Honhold, Richard Holzer, David Kmit, Tom Kish, Tim Kelley, Peter Hutchinson. Fourth row: james johnson Mark Kuntz, Rick Haver, Joe Kroepil, jim Kniceley. Fifth row: Dick Kriever, Gary Kuzas, jay Kreuzer, Bill Houston. ll-4 102 , First row: Kathleen Molchen, Bev Masters, janey Leonard, Tina Menniti, Sherri LesCallette, Linda Muders, Joyce McCul- lough. Second row: Harry Morrow, Patty Minnemeyer, Karen Morris, Margi LesCallette, Jeanne Munizza, Donna McKelvey, Kathy Lawrence, Dave Martin. Third row: Charles Mercadante, Meghan MacDonald, Sharon Morris, Donna Lynch, Susie McBride, Rose Ann Maruca, Susan Latta, Denny Mason. Fourth row: jerry Lcsondak, Tim Lee, Esther Mastroianni, Dale McCoy, Marilyn Mendicino, John Masterani, Edward Meinert. ll- - , ,,,, ,. mf,n,,rKfW,.f1??4vM,N ,.,. .,, .,.,. F, ,,.. m,.f,,:,,,fW-W-fmrfrmim1QrWa,,ixQvWffWWA ?'5ls?1VL5:iQi2:.-245hffziiwfzsfilGaiman IE, '?g9:g.5ff,'rliszsigiriggfifgifgz,rqfwyisgzI4my fig M WW '11 sufgszaississziseigwfai-'Q mu, fiifeiiiwi,wmsfxiswaiif f' fimwi-fab! M N 42 W-W fff-' N ' M ll ,i,i . A , f-wg. 1-1' Wir? iv' if ' if f 'Z Q as ,L . WW n se 'rl W ' 14551, 1 452, 57 , V X 1,5 W , ,, ,.,., ,.,,., r.,,,,..,,..,,. A , ., ,,,, e, r , irg?311y2w,e1gw,,. , , mis,--s,,sQre,.wz,1m,w,..,,.fr ., ,,,,-i,,m,me,, 3g,M,, my ,wgx?fM,i6E,,,f WW ,gm,43m,m,,,,2EQ,gi7,,,,gy ,LW ,,.,wWM,M ,, Mwfwff :wf:1rgf, waw,w,v W f f , rkiwgifmffzswz-f:Jn:f:f:wfw-rrim: 1575-fgqg:Y:i-rffffgweiwQ1:ss,'s2zgg:5'g3e2f'4Qzgff2,'f:1,521fsag,ff5,Q,3g,5!fW, s1nWg,,51Qavrams?4fsmi ,AV 103 Bottom row: Mary Post, Patty Olexsovich, Cris Randa, Cheryl Pirkheim, Debby Praskach, Thais Ott, Cecile Peoples. Second row: Bob Retsch, Kathy Quigley, Lorraine Pcrsuitte, Shirley Passmore, Stephaine Parrish, Cheryl Pcsolyar, Rose- mary Plofchan. Third row: David Quigley, Carol Pavlakovich, Frank Palmer, Debbie Pietrantonio, Kevin Myers, Darla Pezzelle. Fourth row: Eric B. Olsen, Ken Nussbaum, Steve Parrish, Darryl Pollinger, Joseph Persson, Scott Potts. Fifth row: David Rhodes, john O'Neil, Stan Murawski, Dan Ordons, Michael Reed, ll-6 104 Bottom row: Cathy Smith, Cherie Russell, Evelyn Seaver, Cathi Sokolowsky, Carol Schmidt, Charleen Soman. Second row: Fred Rupert, Elaine Stewart, Candice Scholield, Sally Smith, Linda Segelcon, Shirley Scalercio, Linda Rogers. Third row: Raymond Spec, Robert Steigerwald, Ray Rossi, Ralph Scalercio, Stan Spencer, Jim Rollins. Fourth row: Michael Scimio, Richard Russo, jim Savage, Ed Shaughnessy, Richard Scalercio, john Rucker. Fifth row: Brad Robert, Bob Ruth, Bob Sandrock, john Stuckwish, Gary Sockel, Dave Shaltz. ll- 1 105 Bottom row: Gerry Sweesy, Patty Tignanelli, Dorothy Withrow, JoAnne Wohlmuth, Cathy Windisch, JoAnne Urban, Patty Wharrey. Second row: Jerry Timney, Marilyn Turner, Dom Villella, Olga Turczyn, Ron Williams, Jerry Veshio, Sherry Tucker. Third row: john Wigton, Ed Wallo, joseph Trunzo, William Turner, John Unger, Bob Susko. Fourth row: John Wessels, Scott Sutherland, Larry Sye, Stan Wfastowicz, Joe Stunja, William Wood. ll-8 106 Aber, Linda Abercrombie, Douglas Aiello, john Baiocchi, Roger Baker, Linda Balk, Leo Barker, David Barsrcz, Tony Bartosh, Linda Baumgartel, Rory Belish. Scott Bell, Betty Lou Bengele, Betty Besong. Paul Besong, William Blosser, Donald Bobby, Dennis Bodziak, Sharon Booth, Nancy Bovett, jerre Branch, Curtis Brenner, Clarence Bruno, Debra Brunson, Thomas Brutout, Daniel Burns, Susan Burzese, Robert Butcher, Bemadine Campbell, Barbara Carpenter, Darlene Carpenter, Diane Carter, Bruce Carver, janet Chirumbolo, joan Chirillo, joseph Clifford, Dale Clifford, Sandra Collins, Nancy jo Combs. jeanette Conllenti, Lydia Conn, Russell Connelly, Marc Conrad, Richard Cook, Edward Cook, Rebecca Cottom, Edna Mae Craig, Marvin Crain, Andrew Croswell, Lincoln Cunrolo, Nancy Cymbalak, Michael Dale, Gary Damico, Susan Davis. Philip Dean, Allen DeLuca, David DePacc, Dennis Derry, Marcia Desko, Elaine Devine. Robert Djordjevic, Mickey Drewnoski, Caroline Dunlap, judith Dunstan, Sally Eduiuuds, Alan Congratulations fo THE CLASS OF 1969 from the JUNIOR CLASS Edmunds, Nlarc Eisenhute, Lynn Emerick, jeffrey Emmert, Barry Farkas, Michael Felk, Stephen Ferrnent, Richard Fletcher, Norine Floro, Antonia Ford, Linda Ford, Thomas Frankovich, Michael Franz, David Frazier, Toni Freeble, jerry Freeland, Michele Gallo, Linda Gariti, Gregg Gariti, Leonard Gaydos. Linda Geary, Robert W. Gibb, Carol Gibb, Christine Gilbert, David Gleason, jill Goldbach, joseph Gomolek, lVilliam Gosnell, Melanie Greenhouse, Richard Grey, Darlene Grey, Larry Grifhth, Terri Gross, William Habbert, john Hall, Margaret Hallstein, Charles Hatton, Sally Hauser, Charlene Haver, Richard Heberling, Sue Holler, Richard Honhold, Richard Hooper, Nancy Hopkins, Cindy Houston, lvilliam Hutchinson, Peter Hyde, Edward lwaskewycz, Helen jacksoni Sandra johnson, james Kannenberg, Linda Kelley, Timothy Kish, Thomas Klaric, Anita Klimek, john Kmit, David Kniceley, james Kost, Carol Koster, Vicki Krein, Christine Kreuler, jay Kriever, Richard Kroepil, joseph Kuull, Mark Kulas, Cary Lancaster, Sarah Lanzarotta, Thomas Latta, Susan Lawrence, Kathleen Lee, john Leonard, jane LesCallette, Margaret LesCallette, Sharon Lesondak, Gerald Lynch, Donna MacDonald, Megan Martin, David Martin, Nina Maruca, Rose Ann Mason, Dennis Masterani, john Masters, Beverly Mastroianni, Esther Mcliride, Susan McCoy, Dale McCullough, joyce McKelvey, Donna Meinert, Edward Melonic, Thomas Mendicino, Marilyn Menniti, Tina Mercadante, Charles Minnemeyer, Patty Molchen, Kathleen Morris, Karen Morris, Robert Morris, Sharon Morrow, Harry Muders, Linda Munizza, jeanne Murawski, Stanley Myers, Kevin Nussbaum, Kenneth Olexsovich, Patty Olsen, Eric O'Neil, john Ordons, Daniel Ott, Thais Palmer, Frank Parrish, Stephaine Parrish, Stephen Passmore, Shirley Pavlakovich, Cheryl Pegher, Ray Peoples, Cecile Persson, joseph Persuitte, Lorraine Pezzelle, Darla Pietrantonio, Debra Pirkheim, Cheryl Plofchan, Rosemary Pollinger, Darryl Post, Mary Potts, Scott Praskach, Deborah Quigley, David Quigley, Kathleen Randa, Christine Reed, Michael Retsch, Robert Rhodes, David Ritchey, Brian Roberts, Bradley Rogers, Linda Rollins, james Rossi, Raymond Rucker, john Rupert, Fred Russell, Cheryl Russo, Richard Ruth, Robert Sandrock, Robert Sarver, Sharon Savage, james Scalercio, Ralph Scalercio, Richard Scalercio, Shirley Schmidt, Carol Schofield, Candice Scimio, Michael Seaver, Evelyn Segeleon, Linda Shaltz, David Shaughnessy, Edward Smith, Catherine Smith, Sally Sockel, Gary F Sokolowsky, Katherine Soman, Charleen Spec, Raymond Spencer, Stanley Steigerwald, Robert Sterner, Sharon Stewart, Elaine Stuckwish, Charles Stuckwish, john Stunja. joseph Susko, Robert Suhterland, Scott Sweesy, Geraldine Sye, Larry Tales, Walter Taylor, Rebecca Theys, jay Tignanelli, Patricia Timney, Gerald Trunzo, joseph Tucker, Sherry Turczyn, Olga Turner, Marilyn Turner, William Umbel, Susan Unger, john Urban, joann Veshio, jerry Villella, Dominic lVallo, Edward Wastowicz, Stanley Wessels, john Yvharry, Patricia XVigton, john Yllilliams, Ronald VVindisch, Catherine lVithrow, Dorothy Wohlmulh. joanne Wood, lVilliam Continuing Education in Leetsdale 746 ' 55 -jr' QXASTAT ' ' JV F? QL 'TJS 5 75 m . 5-X - Q fJ E f rn Q 5' ......-..-.-- . 1. 1355 CONGRATULATES Class Of '69 i f, QUAKER VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 41 1 LX ' -A X Q Z 95:24 gl- GABRIEL RUZZINI Evening Administrator CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 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 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 QUAKER VALLEY PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION QUAKER VALLEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION From fhe Educational Philosophy Of the Quaker Valley Schools The Quaker Valley School District is 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 774-3685 AREA CODE 412 DAIRY FOODS AREA CODE 412 117 Best Wishes and Congratulations BLACK AND WHITE-OIL COLOR LIVING NATURAL COLOR To The Class of 1969 0 The Vogan Studio 664 Merchant Street AMBRIDGE' PA' ' WEDDING FORMALS DIAL 266-164-0 ' CANDIDS ' FAMILY GROUPS Your Yearbook Photographer 0 COMMERCIAL Remember Vogan for All Photographic Services- ' INDUSTRIAL For Quality and Serviceg ' RESTORATION Several Price Lines to Choose From ' PHOTOSTATS oI sN SEWICKLEY NEWS co. A.: F7 E E? A .- SEWICKLEY, PA. 511 Beaver Street 741-8420 MAKES GOCD COFFEE EVERY TIME 118 Compliments of The Guy George Shop Quaker Village Shopping Center T H E Leetsdale, Pa. Phone: 751-6470 G I F T QUINIO BEAUTY STUDIO C O R N E R Specializing in permanents, razor cutting, high styling, frosting, silver blonding and wig styling. Phone: 741-5221 522 Beaver St. Sewickley, Pa ANGROS R. D. COLE PHONE 741-4334 CLEANERS RICHARD D. COLE and FUNERAL HOME Prmsl LAUNDRQMAT y Gray-Cole Ambulance Service 328 BEAVER STREET, SEWICKLEY, PA. Service Connections to All Parts of the World EDWARD J. WANCHOCK General Contractor LUMBER - MILLWORK 608 Washington Street SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Phones: 741-5335 - 266-2070 119 Sewickley Hardware 81 Painl' Co. D. HERBERT TRADER EDWARD AND GRACE BRADEL JEWELRY and FINE GIFTS Paints Glass Varnishes Glazing 417 Beaver Street Bmshes Mirrors PAINTER SUNDRIES Phone: 741-6340 Sewickley, Penna. 424 Beaver Street 741-9700 Sewickley, Pa. Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS OF Comphmems Of INDUSTRIAL ANIBRIDGE PAINTS PIZZA 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 .ae PHONE: 741- B240 .,,,, -' ., . e aho 417 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY. PENN. 15143 CHARITY UNITY Congratulations Graduates Queen of Peace Council 4.15367 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SEWICKLEY, PA. F RATERN ITY PATRIOTISM GOING TO COLLEGE? START AN INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY AMBRIDGE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION In Ambridge 506 Merchant In Aliquippa 2301 Sheflield Rd. Saelaca S4064 577 MERCHANT STREET AMBRIDGE, PA. AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 4 240 Broad Street SEWICKLEY, PA. GILBERT AUTO SERVICE 443 Division St. Phone 741-7580 SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA HERZBRUN CLEANERS DRY CLEANING - SHIRT LAUNDRY Beaver and Broad Street SEWICKLEY 741-6700 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. CARROI.L'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 FREEBLE REAL ESTATE 833 Merchant Street AMBRIDGE, PA. Phone: 266-3334 741-6630 DIAL 741-6631 LEONARD HARRIS Real Estate and Insurance 438 Walnut St. Sewickley, Pa Congratulations to the ECONOMY 1969 CLASS OF QUAKER VALLEY FURNITURE DICK HUNT FORD, INC. ,,HumL for Fordn COMPLIMENTS OF AMBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 266-2440 FAIR OAKS BOWLING I.ANES 122 TOM BRIDGEN SUNOCO SERVICE Ohio River Blvd. 8: Ferry St. LEETSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 266-2901 State Inspection - Minor Repairs PICK-UP 8c DELIVERY S 8: H GREEN STAMPS Stop at SUNOCO Go With Confidence A 81 A PLUMBING CARRIER - NORGE Carrier Air Conditioning Sc Norge Appliances I H E G N E R OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. Supplies - Machines - Furniture Phone 741-4826 519 Locust Place Sewickley, Pa. Compliments of GAETANO INTERIORS 404-406 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PA. DEPENDABLE SERVICE 2-U SINCE 1922 . JOHN M. Hsnssr ESSO SERVICE CENTER Radiator Repair and Complete Service TIRES BATTERIES Phone 741-5305 Thorne and Walnut Sts. Sewickley, Pa. OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION 8849 P. P. Knapp Drug Co. W. A. RANDEL 437 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Kleincliensf Home Bakery UGEE IT'S GOOD 436 Beaver Street Phone 741-7400 741-7710 415 Beaver Street THE LOOKING GLASS SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA DRESSES ACCESSORIES SPORTSWEAR AMBRIDGE GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 266-6144 498 Elm Road Ambridge CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1969 DALLAS S. IRVINE FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM H. NEWMAN Supervisor 702 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Sewickley Sales and Service, Inc. Ohio River Blvd. and Chestnut Street SEWICKLEY, PENNA. PHONE: 741-6400 Sewickley Theatre ,QQWEAR Congratulations from ART SPERANDEQ TIRE SERVICE VALLEY DAIRY We Serve To Sell Again DELICATESSEN Sc CAFETERIA Phone 741-8777 - 766-3553 Beaver 81 Chestnut Streets SEWICKLEY, PA. Quaker Village Shopping Center JACK AND JILL CLEANERS 656 Merchant St. AMBRIDGE, PA. 1 One Hour Service at N0 Extra Charge Shirt Laundry Service SEWICKLEY OFFICE MELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER F. D. I. C. Compliments Of MCCREADY REAL ESTATE MYERS REAL ESTATE 427 Broad Street Phone 741-7117 CARL EDWIN PALITTI Hair Stylist 430 Beaver Street - - - 741-6804 SEWICKLEY, PENNA. SEWICKLEY FISH and POULTRY MARKET VALLEY PRODUCE Complete Line of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BLACK ANGUS BEEF FREE DELIVERY Phone 741-8300 - 518 Locust P1. Compliments Of LEETSDALE v.F.w. POST 4993372 Paper Hanging Cleaning Plaid Stamps ABERCROMBIE'S WALLPAPER-PAINTS 555 Beaver Street Sewickley, Pa. Phone 741-7600 P A U L E . B E S S RUG Sc UPHOLSTERY CLEANING New Carpets - - - Expert Installation 609 Locust Place - - - Phone: 741-5080 SEWICKLEY, PA. 15143 BIG DEE'S PIZZA Specializing in Italian Sandwiches 1. BOMBERS 2. COSMOS 3. HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES 4. DELICIOUS PIZZAS 549 BEAVER STREET, SEWICKLEY Come here after the dances. 741-8320 266-4417 AIR-CONDITIONING Esquire Barber Shop 516 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PA. dawg QM, c. 57 QM M, Qfcvw CONNELLY MOTOR COMPANY 616 BEAVER ST. SEWICKLEY, PA. 15143 SEW. 741-4444 PGH. 766-2213 PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - JEEP vmrrrvf 1 1 , 1 -1 , In ,, N41 1 . W, :law 1I '1 1 THE FABRIC CENTER Yard Goods - Patterns Accessories - Knitting Yarns 519 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA HYDE TRAVEL SERVICE 421 Broad Street SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-5750 LANZAROTTA ELECTRIC Mr. PauI's Bakery Inc. SPECIALIZE IN HOME-FLAVORED SEWICKLEY, PA. Phone 741-8949 BAKED GOODS Registered Electrician Beaver Rd LEETSDALE-AMBRIDGE Your Full Home Power Electrician 266-7450 266-6052 RICH'S SHOES HABERDASHERY HOSIERY 418 Beaver Street Phone: 741-9150 SEWICKLEY, PA. Compliments of Say1Or's Barber Shop PEEL'S GARAGE Complete Car Service 84 OHIO RIVER BLVD. LEETSDALE, PA. Phone 266-9976 T H E P 0 R T I C 0 408 Beaver Street SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA SPECIALIZING IN LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Congratulations to the Class of 1969 ARLSUPPLIES DRAFTING and HOBBY . SUPPLIES Q Im PLCJRSENGQ RAINBOW PALETTE 765 Merchant St. AMBRIDGE, PA. 15003 Everything for the Artist and Engineer LOUISE WUYOIK, PM. - - PHONE 266-2155 Compliments Of RED CAP CLEANERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY - STERLING GIFTS Something from the jeweler? it Alfwayx Something Special Thomas Jewelers Thomas Building 741-7240 ,..-- Q. W, . 1 '- Y SELECT FOOD MARKET 1 5 'IO' I . ' ' SEWlCKLEY'S coN1Pl.ETE FOOD stone Finest Meats - Produce - Grocerzes Phone: 74-1-5950 'ls FREE DELIVERY BEAUTY SALON 510 Beaver St. SEWICKLEY, PA. 421 Broad St. SEWICKLEY' PA- Phone 741-4311 CONGRATULATIONS AND . . . BEST WISHES Frank M. Menmh, Tailor CLASS 017159 WHEN IN NEED OF INSURANCE 518 Beaver St. NATE STEINBERG SEWICKLEY, PA. 741-7700 408 Edgeworth Lane EDGEWORTH, PA. FIRE - LIFE - AUTo HOSPITALIZATION HEALTH 8: ACCIDENT MUTUAL FUNDS Compliments of Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION TIMNEY'S Sewickley Valley Post No. 4 AMBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA For God and Country 129 Phone: 74l-9660 :' 0 hf.H .. , 0 ' JoAn Qlinlw M 'gb g w 4 7 59 , 6 coxsruaes ' T ' Chugnuli ligand P Edgawoffk ' 7 1 I ', -V , owl: GY. G- id g.L mx. In 7 . V For You Phone: 266-8892 Phone 741-5460 FASHION FLAIR KOl.EDIN'S DECORATING 145 BIOHCI St. Leetsdale, PS.. anld Prop.-Betty Pirkheim CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS 8z DRAPERIES Professional Care is 5 Best for Hair 449 Beaver St. Sewickley, Pa. WITHERSPOON Fonn, INC. W - ,M s1,,W , ,1. ..Q : F x. . ag 0 N . O . - FaIcons-Fa:rlanes-Galaxies-Thunderblrds Mustangs-Light Duty Trucks Telephone 741-7070 - 741-7071 - 761-7070 S35 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. 130 A x J 'P 'Ha ww 'ws aeit gr ugmejgt- flak MJ x rmmq 4 Iv vw wif f 9? ff f rv-'M A Af .Qs fc? f' iawaw, mf' if Yi: 4 gd f HO , j f , X 2 -1' , . , ff X ., 'WJIY ' -, 5 ffflgf' , T - -. 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Your Balfour class ring. lt will never fail as a happy reminder of the golden years you shared with your classmates. Wear it with pleasure. JACK WILEY 419 Flannery Building 3530 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 representing JEWELRY'Si?FlNEST CRAFTSMEN 131 The Boys i The Girls to the class of 1969 . . . if you think you'll lose, you've lost for out in the world you'll find success begins with a fellow's will it's all in your state of mind. think big and your deeds will grow, think small and you fall behind, think that you can, and you will it's all in your state of mind. if you think you are beaten, you areg if you think you dare not you don't, if you think you'd like to win but can't, itls almost a cinch you won't. life's battle doesn't go to the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the fellow who thinks he can. debbie, patty, candy, carol, char, chris, joann, sue linda, esther, nancy, lydia, sue, anita, carol, chris, barb cheryl, betty, susie, sarah, sue, kathy, cleena, and terri 132 U Q44 VF jQwi5jymAQ?JrLWE,12EL3Qi ' N B . 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