Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

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Washington Trip ......... Candid Shots CWashingtonj . Class Characters ....... Underclassmen .......... Candid Shots-Underclassmen Football .............. Basketball ........... Wrestling . . Golf ..... Track ..... Cheerleaders. . . Homecoming. . . Activities .... Proms ..... Candid Shots. . . Advertisements. . . In Appreciation. . . Farewell ..... Class Motto Live a little, love a little. Class Flower Red rose Class Colors Navy blue and gold l A - LLM .3 .4 .7 .11 12 ...14 .15 16 . . 17,50 .38 40 41 42 44 45 49 ...80 Alma Mater 82 .88 94 98 99 102 104 105 106 128 130 151 152 We rise to cheer Redbank High, Where our hearts are found. Loving ties will always be for Friendships here are bound. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Faith is here with you. We will ever sing thy praise, To thee we'll ,ere be true. Dedication The Senior Class wishes to recognize a teacher who, through his endless efforts, has made Redbank Valley a high school noted for its outstanding science depart- ment. His reputation as one of the area's finest chemistry and physics teachers follows him far beyond the walls of our own school. Each and every student under this manis administration is brought to the realization that nothing in life is attained without the selfdesire to achieve. It is, therefore, with great pleasure and deepest respect that we, the Class of 1971, dedicate our yearbook, The Vallis, to Mr. Paul Norton. X mr , ,. K .., t fum . 5? . 4 L f ' it ,C Q 1 ,,t,,, ,T ,QM f 4 ' 'N Y x . 35 l E sax ,Jw 'K 4 Vallis Editors and Adviser Marlene Gallagher, Editor Mr. james C. Long, Adviser Linda Martz, Editor We, the Vallis '71 editors, would like to thank all of the stajffor their help. With the time and energy put forth by these students, our yearbook has been made possible. Special appreciation and thanks go to our junior editors, Vicki and Judy, for their time well- spent. This experience and involvement will help them produce a better yearbook for the Class of '72. Our utmost gratification is extended to our adviser, Mr. Long, for his assistance and guidance in the production of our Vallis 71. Linda and Marlene 'QT' is M.,-S J' f we X l.. .Q i if ' . W- -- fr Q bQ,,,+sLi-- Q-waxy Q X 9 xr qw S K' ff p.: s st Vicki Shick, junior Editor. Judy Shoemaker, junior Editor. Vazzzs 371 Staff Barbara Greenawalt Peggy Darr Brenda Reddinger Roger Martz Business Manager Business Manager Picture Identification Underclassmen Susan Tyger Christi Bennett Debbie Shaffer Art Literary Seniors jim Zqmbigg Doug Seelbach Bill BBTQWIGTI Activities Faculty and SPOHS Administration joe McEwen Janie Hodgson Wilma Calwell Nadine Williams Photography Typing Typing Ty!-71119 Advertising and Sales Staff First Row: R. Rupp, L. Sturgeon, D. Reinsel, A. Neal, B. Greenawalt, E. Harmon. Second Row: D. Hopper, M. Minich, A. Ferringer, D. Aaron, R. DeSantis, P. Darr. Third Row: D. Myers, R. Ferringer, M. Krouse. www One hundred forty-nine pages to go! There had better not be any film in that camera! We have some more mats ready to be The beginning ofa day's work. drawn, Roger! You mean we have to draw these mats over again? V - :J Q 7 V x In-Q ' jvlsxxw-:S QZIESQY' , af - ..-- fl I v,.- E Q 12: IFR' 5 ,eiE?w. .P+ Mill' :::::m is -fl' :Ii f H-:::f:. 9 0' qiQl'q:iii. , Q, fiszss'-illp -film 'Viim S J -4-'X 'lllliftfiif Aigliil' 1::::. -ulnlngf, 5:5-BM 'Ein A-2?11!2y 'iligkli gslhx' ' KW Administration 1- MR. JOSEPH 1. KATA MR. RICHARD J. KREPP Supervising Principal High School Principal Secretaries MRS. PAT KUNDICK MRS. CAROL CLEMENS ance Counselor. State College, B.S., Pennsylva- nia State Univer- sity, M.Ed., Guid- G 'CLCZTZCG MISS TWILA MR, JOHN MA GRUVER Clarion MOGLE Clap-inn State College, B. S., Pennsylvania State University, M-Ed., Guidance Counselor, Amer- ican History. MRS. SALLY EVANS MRS. BARBARA ANDREWS Mary Washington College of University of Virginia, B.S., Home Economics, Junior High F.H.A. MRS. MARY L. CONRAD Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S., English, National Thespian Society, Senior High Dramatics Club. MR. ROBERT D. HEPLER Ander- son College, B.S.g Health, Tenth Grade History, Varsity Club, Varsity Football Coach. Q--f MR. JESSE C. CALDWELL Loch Haven State College, B.S.g Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Driver Education. MR. WARREN C. DOSCH Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S., Instrumental Music, Senior High Sportsman's Club. MR. CHARLES A. LAUGHLIN Cal- ifornia State Teacher' College, B. S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Industrial Arts, Wood Craft Club. MRS. ELSIE E. CALHOUN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S., Yale University School of Nursing, R.N., Home Economics, Girls Health, F.H.A., Ushers Club. MRS. MARGARET C. FILSON Mer- cyhurst College, B.S., Typing II, Shorthand I,IIg Qffice Practice, Business English and Communica- tiong Student Council. MR. JAMES C. LONG Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S.g Typing Ig Bookkeeping 1,II, Busi- ness Law, Yearbook Advisor. MISS JEANNE W. MCCOMB Slip- pery Rock State College, B.S.g Girls Physical Education, Girls Athletic Assn., Officials Club Intramurals, Girls Rifle Club. MR. EUGENE G. RUTKOWSKI Slippery Rock State College, B.S., Physical Education, Boys Gymnas- tics Club, Advanced Physical Fitness Club, Athletic Director, Head Track and Field Coach. MR. MAHLON W. TRAISTER Clar- ion State College, B.S., California State College, M,Eq., Metal Shop. MR. L. ALAN MCCULLOUGH In- diana U. of Pa., B.S., jr. Hi. General Music, Jr. and Sr. Hi. Choruses and Concert Choir, Madrigal Singers, Chamber Singers, Piano and Organ Guild. MRS. PAULINE E. SMITH Indiana U. of Pa., B.S., Home Economics, Senior High Future Homemakers ofAmerica5 Ushers Club. MR. PETER R. WHITE Gannon College, B.A., Gannon College, M. Ed. Guidance and Counseling, American Government and Econom- ics, Senior Corporation, Head Bas- ketball Coach, Boys Basketball ln- tramurals. MRS. DONA L. PALAGGO Clarion State College, B.S.g Library Club, Cheerleaders. MRS. MARY JO SOLOMON Clarion State College, B.S., Speech Therapy. MR. GENE A. YOUNT Edinboro Staff College, B.S., Art, Ar: Club, Art Service Group, Stage Craft Group. N ew Faculty Members Student Teachers f - 4. .sf .f MR. GENE G. SMITH Clarion MRS. FRANCES MEARS Cltlr- MRS. GLADYS DeLUCO Cfirst State College, B.S.g Seventh ion State College, B.S.g General S8meSf4'TJ Clarion State C01- Grade World Historyg Seventh Science, General Mathematics, lege, 3.3-4 Englfslla S1lbSfi21liPd Grade Historical Clubg Assis- Algebra I, Plane Geometry. f0T Criiiv C9l1Cll8T, MTS- Conrad. tant Wrestling Coach. second semester as a full time guns 'X MISS CHRISTINE DeFRANCO fsecond semesterj Indiana Uni- versity of Pennsylvaniag Home Economicsg critic teacher, Mrs. Pauline Smith. MR. DEAN SALVUCCI Cfirst semesterj Clarion State Col- lege: Social Studies: critic teacher, Mr. Robert Conrad. MISS SYLVIA NOTICH fsec- ond semesterj Indiana Univer- sity of Pennsylvaniag Home Economicsg critic teacher, Mrs. Elsie Calhoun. it MR. JAMES FANTONE ffirst semesterj Clarion State Col- legeg General Science and Geographyg critic teacher, Mr. William Worrell. faculty member. MISS BARBARA STEVEN ffirst semester! Clarion State legeg Language Artsg teacher, Mrs. Helen Sanger. Col- critic 4153? MISS KATHLEEN WANECK qsecond semesterj Clarion State Collegeg Englishg critic teacher, Mrs. Helen Mogle. 1? MISS JANET KOWALSKI ffirst semesterj Clarion State Col- legeg Seventh Grade Mathe- maticsg critic teacher, Mrs. Ruth Ann Minich. MR. PAUL SHELLGREN Csec- ond sernesterj Clarion State Collegeg Social Studiesg critic teacher, Mr. Robert Conrad, . .Rh E 5 X X 5 MR. ROBERT DRAGOVICH Csecond semesterj Clarion State Collegeg General Science and Geographyg critic teacher, Mr. William Worrell. Mrs. Mabel Wetzel: Cafeteria Man- ager. S sl N aaa' 1 'rv X , f fm Q X ,,.. . .f 'X'se-- 4 3 J X 1 W bbnn, . .,..,,w .A WR Egg: vs 15 4 Y H COOKS: Mrs. Barlett, Mrs. Gallo, Mrs. Bowersox, Mrs. Travis, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Hom. bia Hospital School of Nursing, Wilkinslmrg, Pa., R.N., School Nurse. Valley Hospital School of Nursing, Na- trona Hgts., Pa., R.N., School Nurse. Mrs. Jo Silvis: Librarian Assistant. Today's Menu: Fried Bananas and Poached Oysters. Mrs. Bonnie McCullough: Allegheny Mrs. Marion McNau9hi0Tl-'C0lUT'1- School Services gk I fm U Gene Shick Mary Magagnotti Henry Zamperini Irene Zamperini Head Custodian B UZZ jake Hujfinan Erma Adams of All work and no play makes Richard a dull boy! john Michiline Hey, Mr. Krepp, how about turning the clock ahead two hours! Keep America beautiful-support ecology ! Oh no! Here come those over-grown grasshoppers from South America! Ready, Mr. Music? l I Y The Devil made me do it! Aw come on Mike and Ray, it's not all that bad! Would you believe that my stock just right, then rev UP the motor to 5 fell 100 points? JE -, Go down to the corner and turn R.P.M. and dump it? Happy Birthday J.C.!! Excedrin Headaches No. 92, X In Memoriam Of Bobby James Hale who died in Pittsburghls Childrens Hos- pital in October, 1969. Jimmy's death was a great shock and tragedy for all, coming early in his junior year. Though he has passed away, jim will always be a part of the Class of 1971. You are not forgotten, jim Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore As time goes by, we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place. Gur Exotic Diplomats M arilu Villouta Penny and Marilu Penny Cypher spent the summer of 1970 in Brazil and on january 6, 1971, received Marilu Villouta into her home for three months. Marilu's likes while in the United States were snow, ice- skating, snowmobiling, Redbank Val- ley, and everybody including students and teachers. Tlx 555. ,.x,p.f-fvQ:wv5.s'LL JNNJ- santa .,.NQU.,2,No.ssX Awww 51:25 www. CL-vvby Eu. w-ws 6.4-a.-.X Sus Qbmgux Q, -X:-Nvxv.. -lf-fx mwx Ncmoekixi, 'W . 7 I x, Senior Class Officers BUILDER'S ALL To each is given a set of tools An unhewn rock and a set of i rules And each must make, 'ere life is - flown A stumbling block or a stepping E stone. President: Diane Bain Vice President: Bob Gourley Secretary: Janice Shafer Treasurer: Penny Cypher Senior Class Advisers Mr. White Mrs. Filson Mrs. Conrad Mrs. Smith Mr. Ymmt PATRICIA D. AARON DOREEN COMMERCIAL Blonde-haired fi r e rn a n ' s queen . . . a four year F.H.A. member . . . likes thoughtful, sincere people and having a good time . . . hopes to lead a successhil life pleasing God. 1- KF., DONALD E. BAILEY ..DON,. GENERAL Can be seen bouncing down the halls of Redbank . . . an active member of the band for the past 4 years . . . likes to be-with Walsa Lee seeks to make his living as a draftsman. PEGGY A. ADAMS PEGGY COMMERCIAL-HOME EC Friendly and always happy . . . likes fast cars and mot- orcycles . . . likes basketball and plays intramurals plans to graduate and be happy- CRYSTAL L. ALLISON CHRIS COLLEGE PREP Pretty eyes and a beautiful smile characterize this mem- ber of the senior class . . . Cris enjoys her weekends with the girls and likes orange pop . . . she dislikes two faced people and her future plans include enlisting in the air force and traveling around the world. as DWIGHT R. ALGOE IKE COLLEGE PREP INDUSTRIAL ARTS This goodslooking black-haired senior once had a pet hawk called Igov J. Hawk . . . likes wrestling and the word 'ffor- ever . . . always smiling and saying hi to everyone . . . wants to make a lot of money and spend it wisely. ALBERT A. ALWINE ..AL,, COLLEGE PREP This new addition to the Class of 1971 proved to be a great asset .. . top on his list of likes are nice girls and lunch sessions . . . he is 'active in the sport of basket- ball . . . and his future plans are to see the world. ARTHUR J. ADAMS ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS Likes girls, cars, and money . . . but dislikes school and work . . . wants to graduate and become rich. SHARON L. BAILEY SHAR1 COLLEGE PREP This pretty, little senior can be found always walking the halls of Redbank . . . keeps the score for Mr. White's basketball team . . . she is always willing to help . . . wants to marry Rich if it is God's will and be a suc- cessful lab technician. DIANA J. BAIN NDP, COLLEGE PREP This hard working president of the Senior Class is always seen helping to better her class or the school . . . as captain of the Varsity cheer- leaders, her undying school spirit is displayed . . . top on her likes are her guinea pigs, being active and the color pink . . . The field of a registered nurse is where Diana's academic career leads . . , and she longs to be with SOMEONE SPECIAL Forever and a day . PRISCILLA R. BISH PURSE COMMERCIAL-HOME EC. Possesses a nice quiet per- sonality . . . likes boys and a burgundy 66 Chevy . . . wants to get married some- day and make some guy a good housewife. RANDY K. BARLETT CAPTAIN COLLEGE PREP Leader in sports in the fields qf basketball and football by which the teams could not do without . . . top in his list of likes is his girl VICK1 his bubbling personality is always over- flowing and influencing eu- eryone he meets . .. good times are always in store when Randy is around . . . his ambition is to live his life in peace with the one he loves the most. CHRIST! R. BENNETT CHRISTI COLLEGE PREP This vivacious senior pos- sesses beautiful long hair and a fine voice . .. she loves sports especially wres- tling in which she enjoys keeping score for Mr. Kund- ibk . . . she is Vallis literary editor and writes a teen scene column for the Leader- Vindicator her future educational plans are unde- cided, but she does know that keeping Allen happy will be :me of her major objectives. DARLENE K. BARNETT DARLENE GENERAL High on this cute senior girls likes are pizza, root beer, and sleeping out at Nancy's. She looks forward to Randy's coming home on the week- end . . . dislikes idle week- ends . . . plans to be happy all her life and be a nurse. LAWRENCE W. BERGMAN BILL COLLEGE PREP This tall, fun-loving senior could get into any college on his ability to play basketball . . . likes long bus rides asf- ter the games and a red and black scarf . . . wants to succeed in everything he tries, hopefully. YVONNE BALDWIN YVONNE COMMERCIAL Can always be seen rushing around as student secretary for Mrs. Filson likes boys, football, and pizza . . . her activities include Senior High Dramatics and Ushers Club her dream is to make this world a happy place for herselfl DAVID E. BLAKE SLEEPY AGRICULTURE His main interest is agricul- ture . . . likes study halls and vacations . . . can't wait to get out ofRedbank. PATRICIA L. BLOTZER PAT COLLEGE PREP.-HOME EC. One of the more talkative members of the Senior Class . . . is always ready to dis- cuss anything and everything . . . likes four-speeds and boys . . . will help cure the sick as a practical nurse. N.,-nm DELBERT D. BROCIOUS BABY FACE COLLEGE PREP A friendly blond giant . . . loves to work on race cars . . . can always be seen at Drayer's Service Station or Riverside . . . wants to work for Tom, long enough to put the A Gr P out ofbusiness. MARILYN J. BOWERSOX MARILYN COLLEGE PREP This peppy Varsity cheer- leader can always be found flustered at the nearness of excitement . . . long blonde hair and a beautiful smile mark an attractive member OF the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . top on her list of likes are helpful teachers, and keeping busy her ambi- tions is to graduate from col- lege and make a certain someone happy. MARK C. BOYER CHESTER COLLEGE PREP. Likes Rose and wild wom- en. This tall, good-looking football player wants to grad- uate and own a brewery . CATHY J. BOWSER jANIE GENERAL-HOME EC. Owner of pretty brown hair . . . loves being married to Buddy . . . likes Tony and lollipops . . . wants to stay as happy as she is now and raise a family. ALAN Q. BRIGHT HARRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS This 6'2 basketball player likes Barb, Three Stooges, F Troop and sports . . . among his activities are Basketball, Varsity Club, and Intermu- rals he wants to live happily and have lots of success. ERNEST L. BOWERSOX GUCK, JR. GENERAL This likeable, easy-going se- nior became a Varsity Club member this year . . . shot put thrower for the track team among his likes are '64 Chevys, good food and girls . . . wants to live a happy, successful life. ci 5 NANCY L. BROCIOUS NANCY GENERAL-HOME EC. This talkative, happy senior can always be found near good times . .. she likes sleep-outs at Joan's and Dar- lene's laughing bag . .. a four-year chorus and drama club member . . . future plan is work as a typist. DENNIS J. BULLERS DENNY AGRICULTURE This talkative senior fellow has spent four years training in the field of agrkulture high on his likes are good food, Fords, and the Pink Panther. He dislikes VW's and apple trees his plans in the future in- clude getting out of Dry Ridge. CHRISTINE L. CONRAD CHRIS COLLEGE PREP The attractive, peppy, Varsity Cheerleader is always seen with a smile on her face . . . a hard-'working National Honor Society member . . . her musical ability is dis- played through choir and county chorus top on her list of likes is gym class and a certain blue duster she dislikes dull pep rallies, and her ambition in life is to get a law degree, her million, and her guy. JAMES I. CALHOUN JEFF COLLEGE PREP A three year Varsity Club Member who plays basket- ball and golf . . . a worthy National Honor Society mem- ber always has some- thing funny to say . . . likes Lynn, gin, and Rin-tin-tin . . . plans to enter law school on his fantastic ability to play basketball. RICHARD A. CLOUSE RICH COLLEGE PREP High jumper for the track team his cheerful per- sonality can always manage to cheer a person up he likes wild parties, wild cars, and pizza . . . wants to become a teacher. DAVID H. COLWELL DAVE GENERAL If it's a top all around guy you are looking for, Dave is the one ...known as a football player he can always be seen close to Christine . , . pizza and the 3 stoages are high on his list of likes . . . Mondays and work are very discouraging to him . . . his ambition is to be suc- cessful and make lots of money. WILMA L. COLWELL WILLY COLLEGE PREP- COMMERCIAL A happy dependable senior girl . . . two-year choir mem- ber . . . physical fitness in- structor . . . her ambition is to marry Bill and keep him happy. PAULETTE D. BURDETTE PAULETTE,' GENERAL-HOME EC. Shiny, dark hair and long eyelashes mark this pretty senior girl . , . Paulette en- joys being with Lonnie . . . likes M Er M's and soft brown puppies plans to be a dental assistant. VANCE M. COOK VANCE GENERAL An all-round great guy . . . very reliable . . . great as a track and field man . . . plans to go deep and learn and help wherever he can and' someday find what he is looking for. DENISE L. COPENHAVER DEN1SE COLLEGE PREP This quiet senior girl likes the beach, dogs, and the color green. Her ambition is to make her life happy and very successful. ELLEN M. DAVIS ELLEN COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This pert blonde senior is one of Redbank's greatest actresses is active in sports and choir . . . likes a certain soldier and peace . . . is very understanding . . . wants to be a successful actress in the greatest play ever produced-Life. ROBERT W. COWAN WADE INDUSTRIAL Wade can be found with his girl, Sherry . . . likes cher- ries and good music . . . wants to graduate and get a goodjob. KAREN L. DARR PINK COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. Likes Marty and weekends.. This long haired girl dislikes good-byes and volkswagens. She wants to go on to Art School. PENNY K. CYPHER PENNY COLLEGE PREP This pretty strawberry blonde senior is a Varsity Cheer- leader . . . can often be seen with her guy in a red corvette with lace . . . loves Ernie and her cheerleading jacket .. . always worrying about something . . . wants to use her great ability in dancing to teach children dance. PEGGY L. DARR PEGGY COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This bouncy little gal likes animals and summer. Among her activities are French Club and the yearbook staff Her ambition is to live in peace and love with others. WILLIAM D. COPENHAVER BILL COLLEGE PREP- AGRICULTURE This musical, senior guy's top likes are good looking girls with nice personalities . . . he likes red V.W. fast- backs and all outdoor sports . . . his top dislike is stupid people that think they are smart . . . his ambition is to be a State Game Protector. DELBERT D. DEAN DELBERT COLLEGE PREP- AGRICULTURE This cool cat of the Senior Class likes hunting, Fords, and weekends. His activities have been track and wres- tling. His ambition is to make a million and live a successful life. RANDY L. DE SANTIS DAGo COLLEGE PREP U' you are looking for a fel- low full of spirit and good times, Randy is your guy . . . he likes people with a wonderful personality , . . a good disposition . . . he en- joys all kinds of hunting and snow for deer season . .. Mon Fils Cmy sony is his fa- vo1-ite saying . .. and he plans to further his educa- tion perhaps in the field of wildlife. LORI B. DOWNS DOWNS COMMERCIAL-HOME EC. Lori's favorite pastime is be- ing with Rick . . . a four year F.H.A. member . . . likes pizza and fast cars . , . hopes to become a successful secretary. -1-sf , is BARRY 1. DINGER GR1T COLLEGE PREP.-GENERAL Short blond senior . . . likes hunting, swimming, and fish- ing . . . dislikes bullies, he has been active in wood- working club. His ambition is to succeed. JERRY L. DINGER DINGER COLLEGE PREP. This little guy, but big heart, likes pizza, good times, and of course girls. His activities have been dramatibs and Se- nior Corporation. He doesn't have an ambition, yet, but we are sure he'll make the best out of his life. WILLIAM R. DINGER BILL COLLEGE PREP A top wrestler, football play- er and track star . . . likes Fords and F Troop a three year Varsity Club Member . . . wants to live a happy and fun life. BARRY D. DOWNS BUTCH INDUSTRIAL Likes to drive 64 Fords . . . one of the funniest and best all around boys in the 7I class . . . wants to hurry up and graduate from RVHS. RHONDA S. DE SANTIS RI-IONDA COMMERCIAL A pretty voice and a willing- ness to work characterize Rhonda . . . she enjoys food, movies and dancing . . . al- ways ready to lend a helping hand . . . hopes to become a successful FBI Secretary. SHERILL L. ELLENBERGER SHERRY COMMERCIAL This quiet person likes driv- ing and pizza. She doesn't care for an all girl home- room and snobbish boys. Her activities have been French, Choir, and Ushers Club. Her ambition is to be happy and try to make others happy. WILLIS E. ESHBAUGH ELLIS COLLEGE PREP Commonly known among the 5th period analysis class as Ellis Wishball . . . this fim- loving boy likes girl-watch- ing, sleeping in class, and telling jokes at the 3rd peri- od lunch table . . . hopes to be successful. VICKIE L. GRUVER ALICE GENERADHOME EC. This accident-prone senior seems to be always getting hurt . . . she is very active in sports when the doctor permits her to play . . . one of the friendliest and wittiest girls in the senior class . . . likes sleeping out and spot- ting deer and wants to stay happy like Roxy. RONALD E. FERRINGER RON COLLEGE PREP This shy individual can al- ways be depended upon to get a job done on time . . . likes Chevys, girls, and Fri- days . . . dislikes Mondays . . . a member of the year- book staff . . . wants to be an accountant. MARLENE C. GALLAGHER HMARLENED COLLEGE PREP This pretty, green-eyed se- nior has shining black hair . . . top on her list of likes are a certain guy and work- ing as co-editor of the Vallis with Mr. Long . . . an avid sports fan especially of foot- ball and track . . . wants to be where the fun is always . .. has her heart set on teaching in the field of En- glish. ROBERT S. GOURLEY BOB COLLEGE PREP A great, all-around athlete- in football, wrestling, and track . . . can always be found where the fun is . , . likes pretty girls, Fords, used cars, sports, weekends, and parties but dislikes bor- ing pivot pract-rbes . . . wants to live a happy, lively life. BARBARA A. GREENAWALT BARR COMMERCIAL-HOME EC. Hard-working, business man- ager of Vallis peppy member of color guard . . . likes K. I. S., April's Gallo Spanada wine bottle, and pizza . . . Barb hopes to someday be able to do book- keeping as good as Mr. Long. Us-w ALICE M. FERRINGER ALICE COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This long-haired senior beau- ty likes almost everything especially Denny . . . among her activities are Senior High Dramatics, yearbook staff and art club . . . her ambition is to make a very special someone happy. SHARON G. HALE SHARION HOME EC. This blonde haired senior can always be found where fun is . . . enjoys being with Henry . . . a four year FHA members . . . seeks true happiness. ROBERT C. HARRINGER BUZZ COMMERCIAL Ambitious president of Stu- dent Council . . . known as Buzz to all his friends . . . a three year choir member . . . hopes to be as success- ful as Mr. Long. JANE L. HODGSON JANIE COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC A pretty, hard-working typist for the Vallis . . . likes boys and playing golf . . . enjoys her dancing classes and be- ing with a certain guy . . . will be seeking further ed- ucation at Baader Fashion School in Miami, Florida. WILLIAM M. HENRY MARTY COLLEGE PREP One of the best basketball players ever . . . all around great guy and a smart dress- er likes Florida, The Sunshine Staten, wants to get out of New Bethlehem and live a happy life. MARTYN N. HETRICK MIKE AGRICULTURE Owns a friendly personality and likes to tease . .. a four year veteran in the sport of wrestling . . . likes trucks and tractors . . . asks only that he be successful in life. BRENDA 1. HETRICK BRENDA COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC One of the most muskal seniors who has spent the past four years in the band . . . likes the color blue and dances . . . has her goal set on being more understand- ing. GAIL D. HINDERLITER GAIL GENERAL-HOME EC Possesses artistic talent . . . likes pizza and having a good time . . . wants to find success as an artist or a fashion designer. F HARDY L. HARTZELL BUFFALO COLLEGE PREP All-round athlete often seen driving a Red G.T.O. . . . enjoys being with Karen ...topsonthedrums... plans to attend college and make the world a peace- ful place to live. DARLENE J. HOLBEN CHIP GENERAL-HOME EC Likes summer, being alone, and friendly people . . . a- mong her activities are G.A.A., Dramatics, and Band her ambition is to be successful and to make people as happy as she can. SHIRLEY J. HOPPER CHERYL COMMERCIAL-HOME EC Helps to raise money for the Vallis staff . .. one of the frkndliest girls in the Senior Class an FHA member . . . likes being out- doors and the color blue . . . wants to make the best out of life and be a happy suc- cessful secretary. SANDRA L. KESPELHER SANDY HOME EC This tall, blond senior is always cheerful . . . a four year member of FHA likes the program F Troop and the color blue . . . wishes to live a long, happy and successful life. WILLIAM H. HUTCHISON BILL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Likes three tone '57 cheuies and being on cloud nine. Among his activities are wrestling and sportman's club. Bill's ambition is to tour S. Vietnam free of charge with Uncle Sam. JAMES E. ISHMAN ...UMU GENERAL Spent some of his life in Turkey a three year member of Wood Shop Club study hall and lunch are his main likes . . . has big dreams of traveling a- round the world. BENJAMIN P. HORNBERGER BEN INDUSTRIAL ARTS This good-looking, brown- haired senior has a quiet personality . . . has neat sideburns . .. likes money and hot cars .... dislikes anything that has to do with school . . . wants to become a slate policeman. ALAN J. KARNS ..AL,, COLLEGE PREP Need a reliable guy?-here he is . . . great as a Varsity basketball player and always living life with good times . .. high ofn his likes are Cheryl, dramatics, and sin- cerity his ambition is to get more out of life than life gets out of him. THOMAS G. KEENER TOM INDUSTRIAL ARTS Usually has very little to say likes money and chevys, but he dislikes tests and school . . . wants to graduate and then has high hopes of getting rich. DEBORAH A. KLIMEK ..DEB,, GENERAL-HOME EC Tall blond senior, who is very outgoing, is forever walking the halls . . . likes watching F Troop and snow but dislikes rain . . . wishes to succeed in something. NANCY L. KLINGENSMITH KLlNGY COMMERCIAL This shy senior hides her real personality under a quiet exterior likes Ken and loud music . . . wants to be successful and happy in her future endeavors. LINDA L. MARTZ LINDA COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC Pretty, hard-working co-editor of the '71 Vallis . . . likes raindrops on windows and soft wooly kittens . . . an ac- tive member of F.H.A., and Library Club . . . member of the National Honor Soci- ety . . . after graduation Lin- da plans to satisfy her life's desire of serving God. ELMA L. LEGRAND FLACA COMMERCIAL A petite Spanish-speaking se- nior . . . member of the Ushers Club . . . likes friend- ly people wants to be a Bilingual Secretary. FRANK S. MAGAGNOTTP CHIP COLLEGE PREP This dark, haired Semimolian is known as tops in the field of wrestling . . . num- ber one on his list of likes is being with his girl, Janna . . . a two year Varsity Club member is also a member of the Varsity Football team . . . hunting and good music also rank high with Frank . . . his ambition is to enter into the field of education. MICHAEL B. KROUSE MIKE COLLEGE PREP This sixfooter puts his height to good use on Redbank's, basketball team . . . also a member of the golf team and the Thespian Society . . . he likes girls and volks- wagens . . . has his goal set at going to Penn State and there becoming a success. ROXANNE MAGAGNQTTI ROXY GENERAL-HOME EC Is active in F.H.A. and G.A.A. . .. one of the shorter Se- nior Class members . . . likes weekends and the gang . . . wants to stay happy like Vickie. RANDALL J. MALES TURKEY, INDUSTRIAL An all-around great guy . . . likes a certain maroon '57 Chevy can't wait to get out of Redbank . . . his ambition is to see Barry Downs and to run Males Autobody out of business. fs . f .3 ROGER L. MARTZ ROC COLLEGE PREP His great ability to be a select leader who can always be depended upon a worthy, studious member of the National Honor Society . .. Underclassmen editor for the Yearbook . . . wants to seek, to learn, and to know. JOSEPH D. MCEWEN MICE., COLLEGE PREP. joe is forever taking pictures and movies, as his favorite pastime is photography . . can always be depended up- on to help out wherever he is needed . . . likes his Plymouth will always be remembered for his abil- ity to get caught speeding . . . wants to further his ed- ucation. GARY D. MILLER GARY GENERAL-INDUSTRIAL ARTS A three year Varsity Club member .. . likes cars, es- pecially G.M. products and sports . . . a sweet, friendly guy . . . his ambition is to finish 12th grade. DEBORAH S. MCGUIRE DEB', GENERAL-HOME EC. A quiet member of the sen- ior class enjoys summer days and popular music a four year member of FHA plans to be a beautician. GARY W. MCGUIRE GARY INDUSTRIAL ARTS This shy, quiet, senior boy likes hot cars namely an Orange and Black Roadrun ner people that are bossy ranks as his numbew one dislike. TON1 L. Mc1LTROT SKEETER COLLEGE PREP. HOME EC. A calm 'n casual member of the class of '71 likes George and April's Gallo Spanado Wine Bottle . . . future plans include further education and someday mar- riage. ROSE M. MICHILINE ROSE GENERAL-HOME EC. A pretty broum-haired, talkw tive senior . . . Mark occu- pies the top spot on her list of likes . . . although she al-' so enjoys snow and Friday night football games . . . ac- tive participant in sports . . . hopes ta be a successful nurse. VICKEY E. MUGREGOR VIC GENERAL An all-round, fun-loving se- ior . . . likes beating Bennett and Gallagher in mushball, her car, and San Diego . . . wants to be a lady motor- cycle cop. CAROLLYN S. MILLIRON CAROLLYN COLLEGE PREP. 'l-IOME EC. This worthy member of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . likes pizza, and the color blue . . . a three year mem- ber of the Senior Science Club . .. Carallyn plans to be a registered nurse. fs 29 VICKIE L. MILLIRON VICKIE GENERAL-HOME EC As a bouncy, happy, go lucky senior . . . Vickie enjoys pizza, G.T.O.,s and dogs . . . Vickies future plans are to be employed as a typist. LOIS L. MINICH LUANN COLLEGE PREP. A beautiful smile and pretty hair characterize this fun- loving senior . . . a friend to everyone, she is always a- round when needed . . , likes to be where the action is . . . being an active ath- lete, she likes all sports . . . wants to help cure the ill as anurse. DELANE R. MYERS SUP COLLEGE PREP .This rosy-cheeked, happy-go- lucky fellow is always fill! of fun hard working manager of the Redbank basketball team .. . likes blue '57 convertibles, all sports, and yelling at refs . . . his ambition is to see the world as a matrimonial coward. STEVEN W. MOORE GOMER AGRICULTURE This tall, black-haired sen- ior gives the appearance of being quiet and shy although we all know better . . . he has been a four year member of the F.F.A. and a three year member of the track team . . . wants to get rich so he can buy a new Camera. Y KENNETH F. MINICK MOOSE GENERAL This carefree guy is one of the senior classes best wresf tlers . . . can be seen driv- ing a '63 yellow Ford conver- tible likes pretty girls and weekends . . . plans to have as much power as Underdog, as much money as the Rockefeller family, and to make a solution to end air pollution. DAVID C. MINICH D.C. GENERAL This great guy in the Senior Class likes Chevy's girls, and hamburgers . .among his activities are football and track . . . his ambition is to sell a ,6I Corvair. DONALD L. MUSSER ..DON,, AGRICULTURE Among his likes are girls, Fords, and summer. His ac- tivities have included FFA and Advanced Fitness. His ambition is to live a happy life and make money. APRIL F. NEAL TUFFY COMMERCIAL-HOME EC. April likes finding wine bot- tles in her locker, cheese- burgers, and Tommy . . . her activities have been Junior and Senior Dramatics, Color Guard, and Co Captain of the Color Guard. Her ambi- tinn is to someday be able to do what she wants. when she wants, and with whom she wants. VICKIE L. NEISWONGER SWEET PEA GENERALHOME EC. Where ever you find Hang Allen you'll be sure to find this perky gal. Among her likes are Italian foods and a Chevelle Malibu. Her am- bition is to marry Hang and live a happy life. RANDY L. RAYBUCK RANDY GENERAL Calm and casual . . . that's our Randy. Basketball and the Varsity Club have held his interests the past four years. Food and vacations are tops while rainy days and long basketball practices are taboo He will be sure to always be happy and successful. LARRYM.ORTZ LUCKY GENERAL He has been a member of the Woodshop Club for the past three years . . . his likes are lunch and cafeteria study hall in which he is always talking he's little and likeable just wants to graduate from R.V.H.S. RICKY E. OSS RICK INDUSTRIAL ARTS This real cool guy of the senior class likes lunch per- iods, hamburgers, and mbe girls. His ambition is to stay out of trouble and have fun. JAMES E. PAINTER NED.. GENERAL He is a three year member of the Varsity Club, track and Advanced Physical Fit- ness . . . an all-around great guy . .. likes eating red delicious apples, playing rhythm guitar for the Clan, and a certain sophomore . . . wants to get seasick with Snyder on a Navy Destroyer. VICKIE K. QUINN VICKIE GENERAL This petite, dark-haired se- nior possesses great artistic talent . . . she is a member of Art Club . . . likes Larry and Dave . . . wants to be- come an Art teacher. ROGER M. NULPH KOREAN KID GENERAL He is a sports enthusiast . . . a three year member of the Varsity Club . . . likes girls, food, souped-up cars, and the Three Stooges . . . wishes to graduate and be a success in life. DENNIS J. REARICK DENNY GENERAL This tall, very likeable se- nior has been a four year member of the F.F.A. also belongs to Adva1l1C6d Physical Fitness and boy's gymnastics . . . his likes are a certain girl, cars pizza, and wrestling . . , his am- bition is to graduate from Redbank and live a happy and successful life with his special girl. BRENDA S. REDDINGER BRENDA COLLEGE PREP This real sweet gal of the senior class likes hambur- gers and at the top of her list is Tom Brothers her activities have been Yearbook Staff Senior Cor- poration, and Senior Drama- tics . . . her ambition is to be successful and to be with someone special the rest of her life. MARTIN M. SASSE MONTY COMMERCIAL GENERAL Likes pretty girls . . . en- joys going water skiing . . . Wants to join the navy and see more of the world than New Bethlehem. DEBRA A. REINSEL ..DEB,. COLLEGE PREP A petite member of Drama- tics . . . hates good-byes and Sunday nights . . . This boun- cy brownette plans to be a medical secretary and to live with a special someone the rest of her life. DAVID A. RIMER MAYNARD COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS One of the more devilish members of the class of '71 . . . always fun-loving . . . likes Vitamin C Pills, Hi- Protein energy bars, and gym class wants to buy a 61 Corvair. ROBERT M. RUBY MIKE GENERAL He seems to have a fond craving for blondes and lunch period. He was in football for one year. His ambition is to graduate and live a happy life. RITA R. RUPP RITA GENERAL Princess as Dave calls her, has been active in choir and intramurals Dave and Fords are the greats . . . Uncle Sam and Cheys are at the bottom of the list We 'wonder about her am- bition-to satisfy her life's desire. KEVIN L. REICHARD BEEF COLLEGE PREP Beef as he is known, has drag racing, good food, and girls at the top of his list of likes . .. Beef can be seen driving a green 41 Ply- mouth . . . one of the most friendly and easy-going guys in the class . . . his future plans are to attend college. JOAN M. SAYERS UJOANU COLLEGE PREP Her goal is to be a scientist . . . likes spaghetti and ten- nis worthy member of the NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY . . . thinks all people should have a sense of hu- mor. JAY D. SEELBACH DOUG COLLEGE PREP Top Senior football end and member of two 1970 record- breaking relay teams . . . sings in both choir and Mad- rigals . . . enjoys being with a certain girl . .. is Vallis faculty and administration editor . . . wants to be suc- cessful in everything he does. ROBERT E. SHAFFER HBOB.. GENERAL Likes hunting with Moose, also Cougars . . . wrestling and golf keep Bob pretty busy ambition is to make friends wherever he goes. its DEAN P. SHAFFER GOVERNOR COLLEGE PREP A guy with a nice, quiet personality . . . likes a cer- tain girl and hunting plans to become a successful electrical engineer . . . gov- ernment tests and grouchy band directors are taboo. DEBRA S. SHAFFER ..DEB,, GENERAL-HOME EC. This friendly, pretty blonde has a beautiful voice to make her tops as a singer possesses a radiant person- ality . . . has played in in- tramurals for the past four years likes Steve and hopes to make this certain soldier happy some day. RAPTURE S. SERENE SHANELLE COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This pretty, long-haired blonde likes fairy tales and gypsy music . . . a two year member of the Art Club . . . hopes to achieve some am- bition. JANICE R. SHAFFER JANNY COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This pretty 1970 Homecom- ing queen lihes to be active with the Varsity Cheerlead- ing Squad . . . a worthy member of the National Hon- or Society . . . always cheer- ful . . . likes jim . . . plans to be a physical education teacher. ROBERT D. SHAFFER CAP,N ROB GENERAL Oh, No! is his favorite saying , . . a record hound . . . likes the Three Stooges and F. Troop . . . a two year member of the Varsity Club . . . wants to stay like he is. BOBBIE L. SHICK BOBB1E GENERAL-HOME EC. This pretty, blue-eyed blonde likes a certain silver race car dviven by H.J.D. . . . a three year member of Se- nior High F.H.A. and a mem- ber of the concert choir . . . likes dancing to loud music . . . wants to live a long and happy life. DOROTHY A. SHICK DOTT1E GENERAL-HOME EC. Petite Dottie doesn't like be- ing short ar cafeteria food . . . a three year member of FHA . . . likes the color blue and pizza . , . hopes to live a happy and successful life. 'Q' HARRY J. SNYDER ORILEY TUDD COLLEGE PREP jan, a '57 Chevy, and foot- ball are what he enjoys most . .. this athlete is a four- year member of football, track, and advanced physical education plans to do unto others as they have done unto him. X SANDRA K. SHUMAKER SANDY COMMERCIAL This pretty lrntnette was a late-starter in her senior year likes horseback riding, being a four-year member majorette, and pea- nut butter wants to make friends wherever she goes. WILLIAM M. SMITH ANIMAL', GENERALJNDUSTRIAL ARTS This character in the Senior Class likes Iron City and raz- or blades . . . a three year member of choir . . . band- manager . . . economic class and girls are at the top of his dislikes best . . . never wants to grow up. ROBERT A. SMITH SNUFFY INDUSTRIAL ARTS This four year member of the track team cloesn't like people taller than him . . . likes blue '64 Ford and par- ties plans to run the Smith's Service Station out ofbusiness. DANIEL 1. SNYDER HO DAN GENERAL One of the friendliest guys of the Senior Class . . . likes special blue Pontiacs and to sleep in study halls. Among his activities are track, Var- sity Club, and Art Club. His ambition is getting seasick with Painter on a Navy de- strayer. KATHY D. SHICK DOOTCH GENERAL-HOME EC. Our best blusher likes to be with her friends . . . a three year member of the FHA and GAA . . . doesn't like snobbish people and rainy weekends . . . always wants to be happy. GEORGE M. STEELE GEOREE INDUSTRIAL ARTS A quiet member of the Se- nior Class likes hunting and Vettes homework and speed limits are the tops of his dislike list wants to make a fast million. DAVID L. STURGEON DAVE GENERAL COMMERCIAL This tall, friendly guy always has a hi and a quick smile for everyone . . . likes' watching Laugh-In, being with the gang, eating, girls, and mini-skirts . . . his am- bition is to have an ambition. WILLIAM E. VANDERBILT BILL GENERAL This cute, blonde Senior can be seen walking the halls of Redbank . . . likes girls who like boys and cloud nine . . . wants to travel . . . his am- bition is to put his diploma in a gold frame and head for the recruiter's office. RODNEY D. TASSEY ROD INDUSTRIAL ARTS This quiet member of the Senior Class likes Hondas, Three Stooges, and F-Troop . . . Rod is a two year mem- ber of track . . . He plans to live a happy and successful life and make loads of mon- ey. LARRY R. TRAISTER LARRY COLLEGE PREP One of our class's most dependable guys . . . Sports, pizza, and redheads are the top of the list for Larry. V.W.'s, Mondays, and stuck- up girls are forever irritating this guy. To make a million is his life-long ambition. WILLIAM I. TROUP BILL GENERAL Blondes and Basketball are Bills favorites . . . also busy, he's active in F.F.A., Varsity Club, and Advanced fitness . .. Everyone be on the look-out because Bill's ambi- tion is to become a State Policeman. SUSAN J. TYGER SUSAN COLLEGE PREP A poised look and pretty short brown hair are charac- teristics of this attractive senior girl . . . as art editor of the Vallis her talent in the field is emphasized . . . her likes include Ron and weekends she dislikes ten o'clock on Sunday night her ambition is to be successful and alone with someone special. LOU ANN STURGEON SUSIE COMMERCIAL This pretty, long blonde- haired secretarial student is a member of Student Council and the Yearbook Staff . . . she is a member of F.H.A. and likes to sew also among her likes are bloody movies, eating, and boys . . . wants to make money as a secretary, have fun, and get married. RONALD WADDING RON AGRICULTURE This quiet individual likes to sleep in study hall . . . likes to tease . . . his list of likes include food, cars, and ani- mals . . . Ron's ambition is to just go ahead with things. RICHARD A. WEAVER RICH COLLEGE PREP- INDUSTRIAL ARTS This cool member of the Se- nior Class is great on the drums . . . member of band, choir, sportsman club, and county band . . . plans to let his hair grow long and produce the greatest, rhyth- mic, musical vibrations ever heard. AUDREY C. WILLIAMS AUDREY GENERAL One of our pretty brunettes . . . rainy days and curly hair rank at the head of her dislikes . . . active in F.H.A., G.A.A., and Vallis staff . . . wants to live a very, very happy life with Chet. ,,. WILLIAM K. WELLS BILL INDUSTRIAL ARTS This fun-loving prankster has been a red shirt for four years . . . he likes Fords and food . . . dog Fords and fish are his dislikes . . . he wants to sit back and watch the world go by. DAVID L. WELSH FRED GENERAL Dave thinks that summer- time, cars, and good food are great always says Hi doesn't like school food and sickness and death whibh follows . . . hopes to succeed. DEWAYNE W. WIANT SAM COLLEGE PREP- INDUSTRIAL ARTS This excellent trumpet play- er has been selected for County Band and Distru:t Band he likes orange bugs and most girls . . . his dislikes include Fords, and a few females . . . his am- bition is to make his dad proud of him, but have a ball doing it. YVONNE M. WIANT YONNIE COMMERCIAL This cute blonde likes Hal- loweening in Climax F.H.A. and Usher's Club head her activities spiders, worms, and liars are Yon- nie's dislikes hopes to live a successful life with Larry. ROBERT R. WEAVER BOB,' COLLEGE PREP Clean cars, happy people, and money are what this quiet guy likes . . . an active member of choir, wood shop, and Rod and Gun Club . . . wishes to be as free as the wind. BARBARA A. WILLISON HBARB ,, GENERAL-HOME EC. This bouncy, brown-eyed blonde can always be found with Al . . . an active choir member . . . enjoys dancing, pizza, and keeping score for the basketball team . . . in the future she plans to be- come a beautician. KATHY K. WOLFE WOLFEY COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This tall, ravishing, redhead can be found out Enjoying Nature on Monday morn- ings with Shanelle . . . Among her likes are gypsy music, thunder storms, and dancing Kathy's future plans are to be ambitious. STELLA V. YOUNT JACKIE GENERAL-HOME EC. This short, black-haired se- nior is the girl athlete of the class can be seen riding her motor bike with Brenda . .. wants to be 6 feet and be happy all her life. IANNA L. WOODALL IANNA COLLEGE PREP Long blonde hair and bright eyes mark one of the pret- tiest girls in the senior class . . . a four year cheer- leader, you can always find her energetic spirit and red face leading our boys to vic- tory . . . high on her list of likes is her guy and being in all school activities . . . her ambition in life is to become an elementary teacher and spend her life in happiness with Frank. BARBARA E. YATES SQUIRREL COLLEGE PREP-HOME EC. This talkative girl likes Ital- ian people and their food . . . she dislikes short phone calls and Kams City wants to be an East Brady Italian who can throw par- ties every week. 5 Q3 X 5 MARK D. WYANT MARK AGRICULTURE This Roy Rogers of the senior class likes blue, Chevys and polka dot horses . . . his activities have been Thespian Club, and agricul- ture . . . his ambition is to marry three wives and live a short fulfilled life. THOMAS L. YOUNG ATOM., INDUSTRIAL ARTS Torn is alwa s ha and M PP!! gay . .. a member of the Varsity Club . . . likes hunt- ing, parties, girls, and sav- ing money . . . his ambition is to make life as fun as possible. was-il , ROGER G. WOLFE CLUM COLLEGE PREP- INDUSTRIAL ARTS He is the owner of long, wavy, brown hair has been a four year member of Advanced Physical Fitness . . . likes girls, hunting, and baseball, . . . wants to be a success and qwn a G.T.O. JAMES R. ZAMBITO ZAM COLLEGE PREP When the list of greats of the class of 1971 is devel- oped this guy just has to be one on top . . . antique guns, people who treat him right, and acting rate high on his list of likes he is an active choir and madrigals member and is always got the lead in any play his ambition in life is to make his parents proud and to own every antique gun in the United States. iii Sharon L. Zamperini Sharon Commercial lf you see a typewriter smok- ing, youlll know Sharon was there . .. among her likes are Torino's, animals, candy, and the Ice Capades . . . her ambition is to be a stenogra- pher. '71 is the best! Wasn't he a beautifiil baby? l--. '- Q Q-awx 'hr-'iii G-H' Lunch. All work and no play keeps the girls away . . . well, most of them. Doug Seelbach Honorable Mention All Conference Defense and Offense Christine Conrad Keystone Girls' State Hardy Hartzell Most Valuable Line Man and Senior Awards Marlene Gallagher National Merit Letter of Commendation Dave Colwell Honorable Mention All Conference Defense Marilzn Bowersox Daug ter of the American Linda Martz Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow joe McEwen National Merit Letter of Commendation Bill Dinger Most Valuable Back and Player Of the Year and Revolution Honorable Mention All Honorable Mention All Conference Defense. Conference Offense Home Sweet Homicide First Row: M. Bowersox, M. Gallagher, H. Hartzell, D. Colwell, D. Algoe, F. Magagnotti, J. Woodall. Second Row: J. McEwen, M. Wiant, T. Young, C. Bennett, J. Zambito, A. Karns. Third Row: D. Brocious, D. Myers, D. Holben, B. Willison, R. DeSantis. 1 On December 5, 1970, the Senior ' Class presented Home Sweet Homicide . The setting' of the play was a typical American ome in the spring of 1970. The plot concerns the Carstairs family, which consists of a mother, Marian Car- stairs who is a mystery story writer, and her three children who try to marry off their widowed mother. At the same time, they need a murder that their mother can solve to make her famous. When a mur- der is committed next door, the children use this as their bigv chance, and attempt to solve it. Bill Smith, a handsome plolice officer lieutenant, who is also a bac elor, is assigned to the case and therefore nominated by the children to be their mother's beau. All attempts were success- ful as the murder was solved and Mrs. Carstairs was to marry Lieutenant Smith. The play was highlighted by brilliant performances earning the Class of '71 f ' f approximately 8500. Mrs. Conrad-Director. M rs, Mggle-Director, What do you mean I have bad breath? From the press I am,from the press! Washington WNW' First Row: Vicki Milliron, Marlene Gallagher, Shari Bailey, Penny Cypher, Lu Ann Minich, Shirley Hopper, Darlene Barnett, Carolyn Milliron, Patty Blotzer, Sharon Zarnperini, Nancy Brocious, Rose Michiline, Paulette Burdette, Crys- tal Allison, Lori Downs, Elma Le Grand, Nancy Klingensmith, Dotty Shick, Karen Darr, Stella Yount. Second Row: Barbar Greenawalt, Brenda Hetrick, Bobbie Shick, Debbie McGuire, Janna Woodall, Susan Tyger, Marilyn Bowersox, Vicki McGregor, Alice Ferringer, Vicki Gruver, Sandy Kespelher, Jane Hodgson, Debbie Klimek, Denise Copenhaver, Peggy Darr, Yvonne Baldwin, Priscilla Bish, Doreen Aaron, Sandy Shumaker, April Neal, Linda Martz, Lu Ann Stur- geon, Rhonda DeSantis, Wilma Colwell, Barb Yates, Yvonne Wiant. rw i 1 Q Senior Trip Third Row: Jerry Dinger, Kevin Reichard, Frank Magagnotti, Dwight Algoe, Larry Ortz, Bob Weaver, Dave Welsh, Denny Rearick, Mr. Longwell, Mr. Long, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mills, Don Musser, Delbert Dean, Sam Wiant, Don Bailey, Gary McGuire, Tom Keener, Bill Wells, David Rimer, Richard Weaver, Bill Smith. Fourth Row: Dave Minich, Bob Gourley, Hardy Hartzell, Doug Seelbach, Jim Painter, Roger Nulph, jeff Calhoun, Denny Bullers, Mike Ruby, Dave Sturgeon, Mike Krouse, Marty Henry, Richard Clause, Bill Bergman, Al Alwine, jim Ishman, Larry Traister, Dean Brocious, Randy Raybuck, jim Zambito, Willis Eshbaugh, Dean Shaffer, Al Karns. S k fi! N5 , ' n Class Characters CLASS COUPLE MOST MUSICAL Music is the universal language of mankind. -Longfellow Brenda Hetrick, Rich Weaver Love knows hidden paths. Janice Shaffer, Jirrgnydeg S Anon mou N BEST DANCERS Come and trip it as ye go, on the light fantastic toe. i-Milton Penny Cypher, Hardy Hartzell l l PRETTIEST HAIR GUM CHEWERS A fine head of hair They have the fresh- adds beauty to a good est mouth in townf, face. -Lyciergus -Anonymous Janna Woodall, Audrey Williams, Wade Cowan Dave Welsh l r 1 l l l l l l l TALLEST AND SHORTEST CLOCK WATCHERS i A dwarf on a Giant's shoulders sees farther of the Better late than never. -Bunyan i two -Herbert Sharon Hale, Ernie Bowersox N Sandy Kespelher, Debbie Reinsel, W jerry Dinger, Steve Moore X l 45 HALL WALKERS Idle walk passes time. -Anonymous Debbie Klimek, Mark Boyer. MOST TALKATIVE Stop his mouth, and let him speak no more. -Titus Andronicers Rick Oss, Nancy Brocious. PRETTIEST SMILE . . and there is a smile of smiles In which these two smiles meet. -Anonymous LuAnn Minich, Doug Seelbach. MOST ARTISTIC It is through art, and through art only, that we can realize our per- fection. -Anonymous Susan Tyger, Vance Cook. F RIENDLIEST Friendship is constant in all things. -Anony- mous Debbie Shaffer, Mr. Krepp, Richard Clouse. N. N X s i X N -. -X BEST DRESSED For the apparel oft proclaims the manf'-Shakespeare Janie Hodgeson, Marty Henry. MOST RELIABLE They are able because they think they are able. -Virgil Marlene Gal- lagher, Mr. Long, Joe McEwen. uuulI r X , I .K Q K . 8 h ' ,M . 1 . t c S? Q BEST BLUSHERS The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. -Goldoni Bob Harriger, Kathy Shick. CLASS FLIRTS Flirtation-Attention without intention. -O'Rell Bob Shaffer, Vickie N eiswonger. PRETTIEST EYES The light of the body is the eyes. -Anonymous Bob Shafi fer, Crystal Allison. Ss MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT It is better to wear out than to rust out. -Cumberland Randy DeSantis, Christy Bennett. . 4: L ...fi LAZIEST Laziness is the sleep of the mind. -Anonymous Dave Blake. DEVIL N ANGEL angel-little devil. -Appleton Long, Vickey McGregor, Dave Rimer. MOST FUN-LOVING What an ornament and safeguard is humor?- Scott Ken Minich, Vickie Gruver. MOST ATHLETIC Action is the proper fruit of knowl- edge. -Fuller Bill Dinger, jackie Yount. BEST LEADERS BEST ACTORS Whoever is foremost, leads the head. All the world is a Sfl190- --Shake- -Schiller Diana Bain, Alan Karns. speare jim Zambito, Ellen Davis. BEST ALL AROUND Here are two to hold against the world. Two to match the mountains and the sea?-Anonymous Chris Conrad, Dave Colwell. 48 COOL 'N CASUAL He who is of a cool and casual nature will hardly feel the pres- sure of tirne. -Anony- mous Randy Raybuck, Carollyn Milliron Q MOST STUDIOUS I would live to study and not study to live. -Bacon Marilyn Bowersox, Roger Martz. TEACHER'S PESTS So pester'd with a popinjayf'-Anonymous Rhonda DeSantis, Mr. Long, Bob Gourley. C1 L M36-,Q,9w 'Qt SS yt 6 . . - x -nf- ' f Pr' Our Exotic Diplomats Cherished memories will always remain, and I have many of these to keep. My experi- ences as a foreign exchange student forces me to realize many things I have always taken for granted. Presently Marta Lucia jaramillo, from Ibaque, Colombia, is living at my home. My only wish is that she will enjoy and remember her stay in New Bethlehem. My many thanks go to the Student Coun- cil for making my trip possible. -Debbie Minich - 1, Debbie Minich Marta jaramillo I HQQQ I LSJXNX Quxkoui LAL UXSH- Haze because I ND12 -X-his is ca Lmcg LJQQQ 'phage ond -Uwe VPSCDQDXQ mm wacky bud. i W Ucmzlmo. Lum cx,Aov,ouaXXu. Debbie and Marta President Deb Minich Junior Class How does it feel to be caught in a rush Of admiration from four classes below you, And at the same time being forced to decline To the powers of Seniors ruling o'er you? How does it feel to settle to study World History and Cultures or Shorthand And turn to see your Chemistry Or Algebra II at demand? How does it feel to know a mere year Separates you from the final year in high school, And then it is you-the Class of '72 To lead the rest with your rule? How does it feel to feel all these things Mentioned here plus many, many more? I'm sure you know-if its ever been so, That you've been a junior before. Class of 1972 Class Officers Secretary Treasurer Rick Myers Ed Doverspike Vice President Gary Spizzirri in MR. ROBERT G. CONRAD, Indiana U. of PA., B.S.g U. of Pittsburgh, M.A. World Cultureg Chess Clubg Homeroom 118. H omeroom 1 1 8 Jeri Brocious Steven Bu rford Constance Chandler Melinda Copenhaver Von Copenhaver Larry Shaffer Warren Shirey Joy Shreckengost Jodi Shumaker Robert Slee Shirley Smith Dennis Spanedda Charles Truitt George Veronesi - Elizabeth Wikander 52 Robert Crawford Susan Crissman Terry Crissman Randall Gould Keith Gourley Lon Gracey Debra Hopper Gary Kiehl Patricia Kunselman Larry Mangiantini Rodney Miller Betty Nolf Della Ortz Stacey Otte Elaine Reichard . 1 MRS. MARIE B. LOWER Chatham College, B.A.g Englishg Co-advisor of the Voiceg homeroom 120. Homeroom 120 Ricky Adams Bryan Allen Sherry Allen Debra Darr Lynn Fel-ringer Mary Beth Filson SXNK Q X jg, ,1R:. R, Lz, as ,Q . x ,QQQ Q. f K' v-2. 4 3 st' N , N WA i f 4 Eva Rogers Patricia Saylor jan Shumaker Nelson Smith Cathy Snyder jill Songer Terry Swartfager Terry Warner Janice Weaver Anna Wikander N Stanley Fleming Glenn Foster Margaret Frederick Eve Harmon William Hilliard Michael Keener Mary jo Kellgren Terry Kunselman George La Van Kimberly McCullou Wayne Ochs Debra Pence Donna Radaker Joyce Rankin Robin Rockwell gh X .e,Q 5 Y i - NSN- : Q ' x E E Q SX M9 X3 N , MR. LARRY E. SHUMAKER, Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania, B.S.g Typing I, Typing H, General Business, Bullpup Football, Track Assistant, Homeroom 131. fl' We H omeroom 1 31 Stephen Allen Eddie Barrett Diane Best Linda Brocious Thomas Colwell Sandy Edwards I -Liv fb- . f f 'Q Z ' rg V K x y K ,W X4 'A 'ini af E J i- f f I QS. is isa q. ,.1,g,'a M ,g Q, fx A Alfred Rearrbk Albert Ripple Cheryl Shaffer Victoria Shick Judy Shoemaker Loretta Slagle Karen Smith Barry Snyder Gary Spizzirri John Wells ' X -4? K L .Q ks., 1 5 XX .1 X W3 ts Larry Gathers janet Grinder David Gruver Richard Hetrick Brenda Holt Charles Huber Michelle Keeler jerry Kespelher Michael Kundick Blaine Kunselman Brenda Kunselman Wanda Lloyd Donald Minich Linda Plyler Patricia Ray .al f 3 3 ,A A S N MR. BENJAMIN KUNDICK Clarion State College, B.S.g General Mathg Senior Mathg Head Wrestling Coachg Football Ass'tg Homeroom 141. M David Smail joni Stitt Lisa Thomas Cathy Travis james White Homeroom 1 41 Elsie Allen Dana Blose Ernest Brocious Benjamin Campbell William Champion Eddie Doverspike james Herbert Amy Hetrick Linda Kemp David Kline Michael Kopnitsky Gwendolyn Kriebel Keith Lorenz Lee Ann McHenry Terry Metz Shelley Miller Debra Minich Douglas Minich Delores Rizer Keith Schrechengost Darlene Shreckengost XSS! MR. PAUL NORTON Penn State University, B.S.g Pa. Dept of Ed., M.Eq.g Chemistryg Physibsg Biologyg Head of Science Departmentg Se- nior Science Clubg Homeroom 145. Homeroofm 145 Shenie Adams Stephen Allison Dale Blair Susan Blair Kevin Copenhaver james Drayer 1,i1 X Gail Nulph Ernie Pence Deborah Rutkowski Cathy Sayers Karen Shick Christine Shilling Joyce Shreckengost Val Silvis Carolyn Vittore Nadine Williams Brian Willison Larry Everett William Fisher Helen Guthrie Gary Huff Steven Keener Shirley Kunselman Robert Laughlin Robert LeVier Richard Lingenfelter Wendy McAninch Lynn McMillen Mary Jane Minich Kevin Morrison Ricky Myers Gary N0lf President Doug McAnich MR. JERRY F. LONGWELL Penn State, B.S.g Penn State, M.Ed.g Va- cational Agriculture Future Farmers of Americag Homeroom 126. Class of 1973 Class Officers Secretary Treasurer Janice Gallagher Gary Craig Homeroom 126 Terry Adams Linda Allen Vice President Vaughn Cook Mr. ARNOLD J. KLINE Clarion State College, B.S.g California State College, Master Equivalantg Electric Shopg Mechanical Drawingg Electric Craft Club. Kevin Allison Diana Bailey Vickie Anthony Ronald Barrett Mary Ann Cresswell jackie Farster Diane Fisher Russell Hinderliter Kathy Holibaugh Dennis Hollobaugh Robert Blose Scott Brocious Jeffrey Cathcart Theresa Cobbett Debra Comba 5 E6 lm . Riffs. .f 'S 'N ri. MT? 58 Darla Adams Mona Anthony Cathy Bailey Patricia Barnett Randy Brocious Sandra Chandler Gary Craig Robert Crissman Lynn Evans Frank Everett D D ,,,,, Y' iff? Q 'Q x A-1 X A .el , 'fa W f . 3 J Homeroom 127 Marilyn Hopper Daniel Homberger Jeri Jeffers Sandra Kelly Karen Kunselman Gary Martz Randy McGuire Patricia Salomon Ramona Sayers Allen Shick Rickey Shreckengost Mark Shuster Pamela Smith Wendell Stahlman Robert Troupe uv -'I if MR. ROBERT L. ISHMAN, Clarion State College, B.S.g Penn. State Univ., M.Ed., American History Ig Englishg jr. Varsity Basketballg Home- room 12. Randall Graham Patricia Herbert Lou Ann Hilliard Kathi Hopper Randall Hopper Deborah Houser Alice Algae Theresa Allison Randolf Best jason Bish Darcy Blair X i X xt ' E 'N .Q is N r . Q X XX- K . . 5 fl Homeroom 142 QR ' iw - s N K X . f J .1 . ww ,f ff 1. David Lucas Donald McCauley Kathleen Minick Penny Pence Ricky Rupp Samuel Schawl Lori Schrecengost Diane Shick Rodney Shick Gary Smith Randall Stahlman Delores Stewart Joyce Wall Sharon Wile Randon Wolfgang R .e. X X Homeroom 1 42 MRS. IOLA R. DOVENSPIKE Clarion State College, Grades 1-8 Elernentaryg Grove City Col- lege, A.B.g Englishg Frerzchg Head of Foreign Language Dept.g French Club. joel Morrison Kenneth Myers Susan Neal Sandra Rutkowski Joni Sarakon Daniel Shaffer Andrew Shumaker Dennis Smith Debra Swartfager George Traister Randy Young Tena Zambito MRS. MARJORIE W. KREPP Grove City College, B.A.g Span- ishg Englishg Homeroom 142, john Blose Ronald Brown Diana Crissman Valerie fw Cheryl Dinger Vickie Drayer john Gareis Pmcture not avaliable 0 iii Teena Harmon Randy H ollobaugh Diane Horn berger Alfred Karns Timothy Kunselman Rachel Long Douglas McAninch Jill McDonald Jana Miller rxxvi' X . MR. MICHAEL J. KOPNITSKY Clar- ion State College, B.S.g Algebra I, 114 Plane Geometryg Analysisg Homeroom 143. Chester Shreckengost William Sigworth Deborah Stitt Lydia Trice Thomas T1-uitt Homeroom 1 43 Douglas Tyger Alan Wyant Timothy Yates Susan Young Rita Adams Rodger Anderson Lindon Bailey Faye Blair Kristi Caldwell Debra Dietrich Janice Gallagher Angelo Gervasoni Ricky Harmon Diane Henry Katherine Hetrick Laura Holben Deborah Kriebel Gregory Lettie Kimberly McAninch Kathleen Milliron Donna Minich David Myers Brenda Schrecengost Denise Shaffer Keith Shoemaker 62 MR. JOHN W. TRAISTER, Anderson College, B.A.g Gener- al Biology! Advanced Biologyg Horneroorn 144. Homeroom 144 Randall Bain Sarah Barrett Alan Bartley Randy Bryant Lou Ann Carlson Teresa Cattoni X XP' x O Q 5 Q -vu. X s 18' 1 Q- ss f X S' N Sandra Neiswonger Kathleen Plyler Melia Reddinger Robin Shaffer Murray Silvis HUD MT MAILBL2 5.1 Kim Smith Deborah Space Steven Thomas Jody Weeter sb w e Q .A ' glfx Q Mark Coleman Rox Ann Colwell Vaughn Cook Sherry Cosgrove Duane Delp Louise Dinger Sally Eshbaugh Karen Fox Darlene George Susan Gruver Diane Hartman Bman Holley Rodney Hufhnan Susan Kerr Robert Kunselman Rodney Mann Debra Master Terry Mr:Garrity fi' Class of 1974 President Lois Ochs Class Ufjicers Vice President Susan Minich MRS. EVELYN S. CALDWELL Indiana University of Pa., B.S.g En- glish I, 114 National Honor Societyg Homeroom 1 39. 4 SBCTCWTEI Treasurer Wendy Crawford Janice Bryant Homeroom 1 39 Jeffrey Barlett Darla Barndollar David Bish Debra Lee Bish Karen Bananno Janice Bryant Leonard Cherico Alvina Cogs-well Cindy Copenhaver John Cramer Barry Fox Kevin George K .. wg i s, 4 A ' 1- Q fn' , X a r .fx lf S, Xss N NJ .4 R F s L N y xza h X C J, Y , Y ss Q S A ' . fa ' If 5 1 Kevin Hilliard Bruce Kelly Crystal Kiehl jane Krepp james Kunselman Susan Minich Carol Moheny Donna Noerr Sandra Nolf Linda Orr Daniel Rearick Lowann Rearick Lee Reitz Debra Rupp Randall Schrecengost Sybil Cherie Serene Lewis Shaffer Kenneth Smith MR, DONALD H. BURKETT Clarion State College, B.S.g Indiana Univer- sity, M.A.T.g Algebra I, Ilg Plane Geometryg General Mathg Home- room 140. Q. Q QILQ 36 QF? I X1 X 5 Qsxi X Q 5' X X , - 4' Q X N ., N NX XX Randall Toth Burce White Edna Yount Homeroom 140 Leslie Aaron Marla Barndollar Terri Binkerd Ray Bish Charles Boyles Deborah Buck Candi Bussard L Kim Caldwell f Jody Copenhaver : Pamela Cypher john Geruasoni ,Q Carol Johnson Steven Kemp James Krepp John Kundick G C Bany Laughlin 'fl Kathie Lettie ' -- me Rex Magagnotti P Q P 1. SR 45 vw' if XE , .- . ' . X L X if - ' t:-' f r C ga g e' f V Y i' I Q X + Q' 3 N, X N M X 2 if N 5 it xi A FSSQSS AEA i ., ... 5 'Q X 1 Q L L ... .X,,, N S , ' is N Y'- fl - Q' 'ik ,.. 4 fi ig r f 5 ' 1 is by -. 1 ia. X .QLQ X . 4- E' 1 X X X X i w k if v S if f 1' S' in 5 , we X E Qs S X Y A x Eiwfrx- -Q ,. S Xi 4 A Em lam. Q' I Cindy McDonald Douglas Wayne Minzch Patti Minich Denise Panciera Bambi Patrick Timothy Scott Reanck Alan Salvador-i Dale Seelbach Greta Shaffer Wendall Shick Kristi Smith Grover Stewart Thomas Troup Louella Young in Hx MR. FRANK N. JACKLIN, In- diana U. of PA., B.S.g Earth G Space Scieneeg General Sci- enceg Physical Scienceg Home- room 147. X . - XX K aw f 5 N Al' 31 '- F: xv Q r S, Xf 7? Si ,F N. . r , ' X ..... SN , S Yr Daniel Plavney Mark Powell -g . Deborah Reinsel 2 - Thomas Rimer ' Q 0 Rebecca Ruby 5 ' Steven Shick ' , Karen Shirey f X Mark Shirey Dennis Slagle Kimberly Smith David White Donna Wiant Randy Wile 2' Q x 'K ' N H omeroom 1 4 7 Darla Allen Robert Bailey Barbara Best Philip Blair Carla Boddorf David Boyles Sherry Burford Catherine Carey Dennis Champion Kevin Clemens Gregory Cramer Wendy Crawford AVAILABLE Q -W.. : xg V Salk ,X X XX N 3 X 'w ks r fs X XXX Xb 5 I ' , . f y Ng xs X ' . - . . . Q X . . es 1 A 11 Y , y X .y XX .XA X . 'lit iw. .- X ' fe X , X X X 3 - XX wk X N Q H 'e J A Xe rr I fl? . Rf WL XXX fi N X ff ... if rg 3 Xi e x X XX Q15 X Q X ng Q , X X K X XX xg X XX 1 E 4 Daniel Dean Sandra Ditty Nancy Dovenspike Harlon Drenning Dennis Gnwer Lee Ann Heller Robert Hetrick Joan Kemp Terry Kerr Rex Kirpatrick Kenneth Kriebel Randall Mann Jerry McGarrity Patricia McHenry Steven Musser Dale Ochs Lois Ochs Gordon Pence ... ,, ..' - .QX s h . g KQNXXXZ' 3 . ' S J . 2 Y A V! -'N P Q-Q 1-X xi X X A N Xb 5 x Q X 1 MR. JOSEPH W. BISH, Clarion State College, B.S.g World Ge- ographyg U.S. History 1Ig Ju- nior High Sportsmen Club, H omeroom Cafeteria Front. H omeroom Cafeteria Front jeffrey Adams johnny Adams Sally Anderson Debra Bish Kevin Boddorf Linda Boyer Shelly Bright David Brinker Thomas Brocious Carol Chestnut Beverly Dean Brian Dinger i is yi iss Wrrefls get ll ' v S N 2 is N. 4 b i Q. ,af . i wb on Q1 y - Q R N Af' . lg K iw. ' t S as it e,s,, .. Q A W 'X ' if 1 ' ii N , W is 5 ., ii-G 1 ' - E 1 M 1 1 o,1 ' -.luv X' f - F' . J W ., y X , S S , LYS . l o,,. s' Q fx f X ,PQ .X if 5 N ...-.. . 5 '+ e fx xv a R Y.. - P , .. .,,.. -M Deborah Salomon Dennis Schrecengost Robert Shick James Shilling ' L Gregory Shreckengost x Randy Shumaker Wg Z ' - - Deborah Simmers ly in ig, john Smith Larry Snyder Marie Spencer Edward Truitt S Timothy Welsh -W .. Sherry Willison asf s l 3 iff X N' Q Q Ns x 5 X f S - ge X' X s o x, A 5 .. X . ,x 'Q X S A , S' .' 'Wav W is W-N Ji: TIIJIIL . XX an ,f of 1 vu il, X.,. fi: my e if if- if David Downs Steven Drayer Lori Evans Diana Ferringer Cindy Hetrick Alan Hinderliter Ronald Jantz Lynn King Kevin Martin Carla McCall Jeffery McCauley Cindy McKay Angela Minich Randall Neiswonger Micheal Ortz james Rendt Mark Road Brenda Roudybush xxx i Ny X y ro 43 t A 'J Sri 5,5 if 8 1 R S hi K G, - 1- esioo ' Q ,3 NRE? -seed W H omeroom Cafeteria Rear Douglas Adams Terry Anthony Vickie Bailey Sue Brocious 1, ,Q -I A IK D Susan Campbell G, Luann Crissman 'aa Fry QQ 'V .mf 1 kb all Q Gary Edmonds v ' ' Q Rex Fleming S A ' Q .X N' MRS. DIANA L. DOSCH, In- ' .v A . diana U. of PA. B.S.g General W Sciiergceg Generizi Mathematicsg A ge ra I g P ane Geometry- . f,...fm.1fW 1 ' Homeroom Cafeteria Rear. , dman ' Se R -' Q ..-sw ' ' w f Rebecca Himes , ' . Gregory Holben -ry' N - 'A X Q Danny Hopper Q Q Q V Marcy Huffman Q , . , , , Q 5 ,1 ' QQ Q Neal Kimberling . L if , r f S Q. li ' 2 5 f- 2 Norman Kimberling x I 1 H Q . QM ' Raymond Kimmell Qs 9 . 1 ' Q Steven Kunselman A xiii f 4 -' '. 1' ,' l as , X J ' Robert McConaughy P Q- g ' , Wendy Milliron ., Q! . 45. .Q iQ ' 'S k ff Ramiyorr ' A ,Q Q A l L A ' 5 M Dennis Ortz Y v 'X' Qu' ' Q Z Q AQ Q . Patrick Radaker J? 5 Q QS, j 7' 5 ' .Q f 'F Q A Susan Radcliff f A V v O'Q' 2 Xa.-f -A , 4!'.Q.4 A41 1 Q- , Diana Rearick Q Samuel Reushard f ' 5 Marjorie Sayers 0 .... +- Q-'I N , QQ Michael Schrechengast .Q ' S , ' 'Q HQ x Kenton Shaffer 1 .. Q . Q, . Scott Shirey 3- 'QQ , 9 ' ,gl -N Thomas Skinner . Q QQ Dennis Stroup QQ Q .Q Leslie Truitt fi Q g . QQQ if Melinda Truitt Q 'Q Q S :Q X Linda White .1 , J 53 K 5 Jacqueline Williams , ' Q ' K Mary Wilson Eugene Yarger Stephen Young ,. .1 .S .- , Q- . A X :X .4 Q so K ,av Q if Q P QQ I QQ 4 ww' S s President jane Bowersox MR. ROBERT J. SINGER Clarrlm State College, B.S.g Seventh and Eighth' Grade English- Seventh, and Eighth Grade Spellingg Homeroom 104. g, . 4 0 Saw Sa ' T., K f X - ' sf Class of 1975 Class Officers Secretary Pam Ray Treasurer Randy Dinger Homeroom 104 Kent Adams Terry Adams Glenda Ball Patricia Bish Judy Buzzard Norma Drenning Cinthia Fox Thomas Gruver Douglas Henry David Hepler Linda Hill Nathan jones Us Vice President Dan Hepler Q'-f E 'e't ' as ' U... 3 ,, E Larry Karns Daniel McCauley Larry Miller Mary Mills Mary Mohney Max Neiswonger MR. RAYMOND C. GILL Clarion State College, Pa. History and Civicsg Projection Clubg Homeroom 106. ' 1 - 1.44-r al, K x I Timothy Miller Deborah Neiswonger Jack Nulph Belinda Polliard Randy Reitz Penny Rockwell Carman Schreckengost ,. Wendy Nulph Daniel Radaker Verley Radaker Brian Reichard Ronald Roudybush Wayne Saylor Ronald Shaffer Russell Shick Larry Smith Pamela Smith Cindy Stepulla Kathleen Traister ,Qu X 2 X X, A3 93 iq x 'A 1- Q wi g - k fob 5 2 42 . . N Q 'lil A t A 'W z f I Mfg i 6 ' Ky Xue 5 ,Q K Q' ,N , t L. -, W NN ' :..ye'1l332-'G Homeroom 1 06 .Q Q 8 5 .: G' Y X. ::' V if N5 - if s -gs. 41,1 '. - QM a S - x ,Q X' All it 1 fc .Q -,,, El' f av 'Z K , 1 - -. . 1 e sf S- Nvx 1? N X .C--X ...fxf -Q..--. Q R 4 Ki c s S Samuel Adams Barry Bish Pamela Bish Donald Bnweld Brenda Constable Darlene Copenhaver William Corbin James Gruver Walsa Harmon joseph Hepler Jacqueline Hollenbaugh Dick Hopper john Hutchinson Debra Kunselman Daniel LaVan William5Master Michael McAninch Deborah McCullough w w-Q , ' 4 X B1-ian Shaffer Q5 9 Keith shick H M, c N. , Neal Shick b x M N Sandra Walls . ,.f D ff' D ., A is . ,X is f' Q inf? I , Us li KJ 'M ' 1 Q I ffx :axis .4 .P n MRS. HELEN B. MOGLE Indiana U. of Pa., B.S.g Englishg Language Artsg jr. High Dramatics Clubg Homeroom 1 07. Homeroom 107 Sandra Barlett Davy Blair Mark Blake jane Bowersox Mark Bright Charles Brown David Chillcott james Colish Elizabeth Facemyer Kathy Greenawalt Richard Hescke Paul Jacoby f H X X ,, A :ll . f Q .Q X ' jf ,-,S is Q. -..- is .. g X X 53 -R 1-Q :mi it ,Sq- Wff. 5 in 111 , . Q Albert Termine K . Ks: Robin Wolf W' X . ximvfg f ifx f Q3 2 xx X .QQXQX S Q Rl ws W , gl it X' E X... Nb I X' E- S Ll K l Cynthia Kespelher Douglas McCullough William MCMasters joellyn Miller Mary Neville Lonnie Nulph Karen Over Pamela Ray Vickie Schons Randy Shaffer Toni Shick Jack Shirey Randon Shoemaker Deborah Snyder MRS. QUEEN H. LAUGHLIN, Clarion State College, B.S.g Egghth Grade Mathg Homeroom 1 . H X 4 Q wa sf iii XX G. .qs is N 1 S Barry Allison Rosilyn Bailey Malinda Beer Sandra Bish Barry Constable Bonnie Delp Ray F erringer Randy Gallo Debra Hartzell Randy Hoffman Homeroom 1 O8 Penny Hollobaugh jon Kunselman SQ x as M V to 5 s y X QS N S ses? a s , S X so N :L 5 X Qx K N Qt 5 N s L - S 'R ff I is ty -mf X :H V X .-bm K I - ,, X Elf ' C., Wes x...Lff ilk -'Ie -f Diana Stewart Terri Swartz Stacy Weeter Sandra Lloyd Edward Males Cindy McGa1-rity Tammy Miller Jeffery Myers Michael Neiswonger Charles Ripple James Rogers Yvonne Rupp Gary Ruthowski La Vonne Schultz Robert Sherry David Smith Marilyn Smith Rodney Smith MR. WILLIAM J. WORRELL Clarion State College, B.S.g Sci: enceg Football Coachg Home- room 109. Q Rx R Q. Q V xv, is 'NP V X X, X X x i H omeroom 109 Ruth Allison Charlotte Alwine Kevin Bailey Debra Bonanno Randy Bowser Gregory Braughler David Carrier Otis Cogswell Barbara Emhoff Julie Friggle Thomas Gracey Daniel Hepler A if Q 31 if Y I' , Y .,,, gh X if Q L Q- Q will u - AQ: - . , ,. W, ' ' worm: Amman X - 1 ,. Y Q- Q 7 kw a -L Q il .. l f , li' f A Y ' - x X A A 1 J Mark jacklin Sharon Kerr Norman Kiehl Cindy Kunselman Kenneth Lorenz A kkll X Xl V X - - X - R Q .. . ' Gregory Miller Randon Mimi-h Kimberly Neal Tana Nulph Andrew Polaggo lk X ,,4.,. Sfiiv 5 lm' ww he S x so Q4 : is it it S4 1' We l 1 e ' is 2 f Debra Panciera james Reddinger Rocky Sasse Barry Schreckengost Jacqueline Space R Mary Termine Stephanie Voytho Terry White Vickie White MRS. LEOTA M. LAUGHLIN Clar- ion State College, B.S.g Penn State University, Special Educationg Spe- cial Educationg Homeroom 124. Homeroom 124 Ginny Adams Rhonda Bish Jeffery Bowser Ralph Broeious wifi Deb!! Copenhaver ' Z: 'N'- Randy Dinger 'V ' Z 1 S '- David Drohn it N S, ! N S Lawerence Dubia N N Q , Jeffery Greenawalt E M S Kathy Gruver 552 A S 1 1 chem? Hetrich Q ' Karen Jensen ,Q V' e y f K RQ . X ' X A X X , ' Q3-. ,F L X K fy Randall Keiner 1 J fm 5 . ! . K Y 4, if M' Rhonda Mann S 'Q .A ,f '. if if ,a s Linda Miner 1 wg R uk X 2 -- gy NRA' M Q, SX 1 QP Fred Minich . S Q S X l David Myers , Xa X X K , P A 1 Debora Nulph 1 ,- X S Tl zl' . ' , . ' -. R Jeffery Plauney 'FLW S Ml. Marsha Rankin Q a 1, in 5 lil 'S ff william Rankin qty fi q X 1 Kimball Rearick ' Q X X K A I G N Wayne Shirey A fy E S X S-K X R B ,Y L ' fx Wanda Shreckengost Lyle Shreckengost Janice Stahlman Tony Sturgeon N fig S' 5 W Ny 'Y we X . Y. X - 5 K ?ZZlf. ?l'EZ'Ze' ' ' A if AK ' S ' lf . . XX e X X X g NN Ss S xr :A ' X A '13 R X, S 1. ,G l x President Tina Palagga Class of 1976 Class Officers ww MRS. RUTH ANN MINICH Grove City College, B. S .g Seventh Grade Mathematicsg Homeroom 1 00. i if -S xx x .0 Q X w 'Q X Sf Q ,, ll .l 3 . Y 1 . Vice President Tammy Kundick Secretary Treasurer Doug Shaffer Alan Snyder Brenda Adams -3 X95 ' Q Ki: ,r 5 Debbie Adams S eg, r Ellen Arbuckle 'P is L K 5 ' an Q Jane Beer 1 e - , lx N g xx f . sl Tevfy Bvyles . D kb Raymond Browell ig . -. . Q R 7 Randy Burford an sl P S Charles Carrier 'N X , X YAP ,N . Darla Case X f ---- 5 fs Canyelynne Chandler X ivs 9 . Kd F Y L jejcrey Commun -SPX V--,gl f f- Q ' ' Dennis Ditty - C X su , Q ,V if X ' X X L 5 KN, g X - K X ' X 6 X ' if David Divins Deborah Drummond Patricia George Kelly Gruver Terence Hepler Douglas Houser Kathryn Keener Curtis Kiehl Charles Kimmel Susan La Van Doyle Lucas David Martin Winnie jo Nelson Lori Otte jack Patton Rhonda Rankin Clyde Rearick Kevin Ruby MRS. JEAN W. MILLS, Clar- ion State College, B.S.g Read- ingg Homeroom 101. Randy Shick Reba Shumaker jared Skinner jeffrey Switzer Gary Toy 'Nb -5 S M i Y We 'Sf yllr eaoo ll A. 1 Homeroom 101 Deborah Anthony ' Judith Barrett Cindy Bish Karen Bish Karen Blair jack Brocious Susan Cramer Randy Crissman S31 if H 'A as yrii raoll 1 Rig ' ,iw ar ' Il , fr bw? . .- - 5 ik - A -1.,,,- X 'S v 5 xx K 1 o , M Q 1 Ei if Pe. A . X , it . S Q R li. X , 'K E- ,f Q,' X 5 ie' gf . ..:- Shelly Dinger Eric Fox Allen Gourley Patti Hanna Marty Harriger William Himes Karen Hobert David Kiehl Arlene King Larry Lufsey Guy Magagnotti Wayne McNaughton Daniel Minich Kay Noerr Laura Plavney james Potts Ricky Rockwell Robert Rupp , MRS SANDRA L. WISER Clarion State College B.S.g Historyg Jr. High Historians Homeroom 102. Charles Schons Deborah Sherry Merle Slee Howard Smith Marti Jo Smith Richard Travis James Watkins David White xg! I ki' 3' N N .' 1 -QD? Q53 s Christine Wiant H omeroom 1 O2 ' a Q' - ' 'QV N is if ' J ! ii - 5 Mark Barnett . A as . A Cheryl Bish i 1 S' 3 X L Cindy Bish , sf f A y N' Fred Bisn ' K C 'if f S . Kimberly Boddorf X . Susan Bonano I x' A A X L ,Q , ' .. Tami Burford pf P5 L , Q' A 1 in P f Dennis Bussard 1 -3 Q 5 - Kathy Crawford f. f Q an , johnny Delacour risk S David Dinger I -f-95' , 1 A, i Marty Gould S 3 ' , f: , I , 5 A Brenda Henderson J? 'X Jeff' Hodgson X is ' 'W - 2' Dawn Klepfer V , X k Lucinda Lamison I Q, A Q Y , L Terry LeVier NE . . , Timothy Magness ,S L 1 fx 1 Judith McFarland X ' 9 William Miner ,y is .4 ' ' y P' S C Gay Noerr L N' '31, i Rex Ochs V W Rodney Rockwell K I f ' L5-1 f r . Q Y - Q Michael Roudybush r K ' ll 'Mar' I ' fl ' 4 5 gg X W L A A X .sf ' V 'K 3' Brady Sasse P- F Rodger Schrechenyost L S is in 1 ,. S 'f Paul smith 'Q S2553 ' Q joseph Snyder , ' X f-.5 Q 9' Linda Stewart AAA 'f , A 'slr Q ' I S ' Lisa Stroup Hifjinyiil A ,L A Xi, f V fax ff 2,1 f , , Gwyn Theisler L 1 gig' t b Susan Troup 9 ' b b QQ mi ' as in ' Sheila whiff S , n fl X -' S C 2 ff Paul Yates ' N A ' . Sk John Zamperini P Q - . l , t ,- wi 4' id eQSb:! .Q MR. RODGER SHINGLEDECKER Clarion State College, B.S.g Geo- graphy and Scienceg Homeroom 103. Homeroom 1 O3 William Adams Diana Bish Patricia Boddorf Barry Boozer Linda Bowersox Thomas Chandler Teri Drayer Rex Duncan se is 'X J X N X X s .E 3 3 -,': , K we .st 33 kkl-h - . L X J i 1 L L '-'N 1-X s Q 1 if' L. an V is W is X- D' ' Kelly Neal Theresa Neiswonger Jerry Procious Dennis Reesman Mark Ruth Wesley Schultz Douglas Shaffer Jeffrey Schreckengost Terry Sturgeon Laura Troup Joyce Truitt julie Tyger ax, ' R X s N N . , si. il K si was - X' x e Phyllis Veronesi Sheryl Whitling Stephen Wikander X x 4' X X WN we :Nails Q ss sf .' 1 W wg 1. X . ... . Qs Wi 5 X XX Xxx s Q . x 50 Vicki Fisher David Hans jerry Hetrick Fx IE R E . 3 ff' Zim? Neal Holley Jason Hollobaugh Mark Kopnitsky Linda Lorenz Dennis Minich Paul Myers jeffrey Ferfinger Thomas Gervasoni Lisa Hildebrand ilisji K sc x E MRS. HELEN W. SONGER Clarion State College, B.S.g Language Artsg Jr. High Dramatic Club. g, X Q Sf za f f me ', - N 'lb 3 4' .3 QV 1 :S Pamela Neiswonger Tina Palaggo Robert Patrick john Pyne Gregory Sanford Gerald Sayers Clifton Shaffer Jo Lynn Shaffer Terry Shaffer Michael Shick David Smith Janet Wall Roger Adams Jeffrey Allen Kimberly Bish Kenneth Boozer Elaine Boyer Patricia Buck Rickie Buiford William Copenhaver H omeroom 10 1 ,rl lg K F . ,. . Q wx, . df Eire Custer Terry Greena-walt Cindy Gruver Tony Himes Michelle Holben Vickie Hopper Mark Huffman Ray Karns Tammy Kundick Tawnda Lucas Marjory McCall Donald Darl Minich w If W X55 S595 Fred White Mark Wolfe ...!' , .X Q XNJ i 5 X, ww' x . MR. EDWIN K. DOVENSPIKE, Clarion State College, Special Educationg jr. B.S.g High Footballg Homeroom 122. Homeroom 122 David Allison Stephen Bish Phyllis Burdette Earle Chandler Jeffery Clinger Randy Colish Michael Dean William Edmonds X 5 . ' Q' 1 S X NS x X X 'K X . 3? K N 'N Q . six Rx . ..-X 1. ,- Mx ge i P 1 x 1 xx 'X K Q YN ' wx David Reddinger Carol Salvadori Vernon Shaffer Gregg Shoemaker William Allen Smith Q gt Lon Everett Laurie Hollenbaugh Larry Hoover Sandra Jones Bryce Kelly Allan Krause James Mann Lori McCall Michele Munich Gerald Myers jennifer Plauny Gregory Rearick Darl Alan Snyder Nancy Veronesi Roger Wells Tina Willison X xx XXX K Qs N ev Stay way! Don't come any closer! G0od! Exactly 1 19l32! Is that what they call Indian leg wrestling? HeIp! Help! The sky is falling! Mi You've got to be kidding! n..-....l Oops! How did the Combo get on this page? First Row: S. Kunselman, S. Radcliff J. Gareis. Second Row: D. Shaffer, S. Reichard, S. Fleming, R. Weaver. D. Space, D. Wiant. N f f f I 'R 'I L , 1 ' - ' 141 if .1 , X X QZSQQQMW-ff W S ,4 ' iff W O . xi lm Ig gag? I f X .. Q ll 1 'T f I . 'ff , . f f' ' if , 11 A! q A V A , ,' if E, f' -W-0-Q if Senior High Football Squad Row One: G. Spizzirri, F. Magagnotti, D. Colwell, L. Traister, M. Boyer, J. Snyder, H. Hartzell, B. Gcmrley, R. Barlett B. Dinger, D. Seelbach, K. Reichard, R. Miller, R. Myers. Row Two: E. Doverspike, R. LaVier, S. Schawl, R. Shrecken: gost, T. Kunselman, T. Metz, K. Shreckengost, W. Shirey, W. Champion, R. Rupp, J. Drayer, D. Kline, V. Silvis, M Kundick. Row Three: M. Silvis, B. Laughlin, D. Plauney, S. Allison, R. Stahlman, G. Traister, W. Stahlman, K. Lorenz R. Huffman, D. Myers, G. Cramer, L. Bailey, L. Gracey. Row Four: A. Salvador, D. Bish, L. Aaron, D. Minich J. Krepp, R. Bain, T. Kunselman, R. jantz, K. Shaffer, G. Edmonds, D. Spannedda, D. Minich, D. Seelbach. Row Five T. Boyles, R. Magagnotti, R. Wile, K. Hilliard, J. Kundick, R. Toth, Coach Kundick, Coach Worrell,Coach Shindledec- ker, Coach Hepler, G. Pence, S. Shirey, J. Cramer, B. Fox, C. Boyles. J. V. Scores RV OPP O Clarion 6 6 Keystone 8 6 Kittanning 36 14 Kams City O O Union 6 6 AC Valley O 6 Brookville 1 2 Head Coach-Robert Hepler, Assistant Coaches-William Worrell, Benjamin Kundick, Rodger Shingledecker. Varsity Scores RV OPP RV OPP 1 8 Union 1 4 0 Brockway 6 2 Moniteau 6 6 Karns City 12 14 AC Valley 36 8 Keystone 32 O Brookville 1 8 6 Clarion 18 8 East Brady 6 Bullpups Row One: J. Watkins, B. Sasse, D. Minich, B. Schreckengost, J. Kunselman, R. Dinger, M. Ruth, D. Lucas, T. Hepler, R. Rockwell. Row Two: B. Boozer, G. Toy, A. Palaggo, E. Chandler, T. Adams, R. Sasse, R. Burjford, T. LeVier, E. Custer, B. Constable. Row One: M. Shick, B. Allison, M. Kiehl, W. Shirey, J. Hodgson, D. Hepler, T. Chandler, E. Fox, B. Bish. Row Two: R. Travis, G. Magagnotti, D. Shaffer, R. Shick, T. Gracy, T. Boyles, B. Reichard, G. Rutkowski, J. Myers, C. Kiehl. The purpose of Bullpup Football is to interest boys in the sport and to have them discover the work involved in learning the game. In the prac- tices, fundamentals are stressed. Due to the poor turnout this year, there were only two teams instead of four. Several practice games and two regular games were played on the football field. These boys are the future football stars of R.V.H.S. Coach Larry Shumaker, Assistant Coach Edwin Doverspike. U X is XXKNJ' X if x ass- -N Q Wx xXx X N N X ' ITMJ Il uuwu rn an Four hands are better than two. He kicked the habit. Pivot! 443: lci je viens. I told you I could catch it, Ben. Come into my arms Working on a Groovy Thing. lfI've said it once, 1've said it a thousand times. just sit back fellows, jim 8 Doug will show you how it's done. Elusive Butterfly. - .L- Help! I Need Somebody. A Time for Us Varsity Basketball Tearn First Row: A. Karns, B. Willison, M. Henry, R. Barlett, j. Calhoun. Second Row: Coach White, M Krouse, A. Bright, R. Raybuck, D. Minich, B. Bergman. Varsity Scores Dubois Central Catholic 76 58 Marion Center 77 55 Shannock Valley 45 46 Keystone 96 60 East Brady 83 54 North Clarion 67 58 Union 57 60 Clarion 74 73 Karns City 74 61 Allegheny-Clarion 52 53 Clarion-Limestone 62 69 Moniteau 76 59 Co-captains M. Henry, R. Barlett, Coach White. Junior Varsity Scores R.V, OP. R.V. OP. Dubois Central Catholic 77 25 50 26 Union 56 73 54 Marion Center 57 54 Clarion 47 59 33 Shannock Valley 44 48 Karns City 32 39 59 Keystone 75 40 66 68 Allegheny-Clarion 54 55 62 East Brady 55 52 51 48 Clarion-Limestone 64 55 56 North Clarion 74 39 50 55 Moniteau 55 59 71 R.V. OP RV OP junior Varsity Basketball Team First Row: D. Hollobaugh, B. Wilison, J. Cathcart, K. Martin. Second Row: R. LeVier, M. Kopnitsky, G. Spizzirri, D. Tyger, D. Myers. 9th Grade Basketball Team lx I' First Row: D. Boyles, J. Barlett, J. Krepp, A. Hinderliter. Second Row: J. Adams, A. Palaggo, F. Minich. Third Row: C. Boyles, G. Miller, L. Cherico. 6 TL i O T Randy Barlett Alan Kt11'nS Guard Co-Captain Guard Q9 a if gf Bill Bergman Marty Henry Forward Guard Co-Captain Delane Myres Manager Jeff Calhoun Al Bright Center Mike Krouse Center Guard Randy Raybuck Forward 7th and 8th Grade Basketball First Row: P. Herbert, C. Ben- nett, R. Shaffer, M. Kellgren S. Miller. Second Row: K Fox, M. Reddinger,j. Sarakon M. Copenhaver, J. Grinder A. Hetrick. First Row: J. Plauney, L. Kams, M. Bright, T. Gracey, D. Shaffer, K. Adams. Second Row: R. Huffman, B. Reich- ard, A. Krause, B. Sasse, C. Ripple, T. Adams. Third Row: T. Chandler, R. Kar-ns, J. Mil- ler. Mat Maids X 1 ' r i QQ ,,, T or Now hofw will we get it do-um? I Can S0 touch the Awordfrom heaven. net! You call that defense?? Are you kidding me? .t ,if Two more technicals to go, Coach! Bergman, you haven t been doing your bench drills! Bend and Stretch. Now where did they all come from? Senior Wrestlers Dwight Algoe Rod Miller Bob Gourley Ken Minick Bob Shaffer Bob Shaffer Bill Dinger Frank Magagnotti Bob Gourley Junior High Wrestlers First Row: R. Shaffer, B. Schreckengost, R. Dinger, M. Huffman, R. Magagnotti, J. Kundick, M. Barnett, Mr. Harmon. Second Row: K. Lorenz, J. Cramer, D. Dean, R. Kimmel, T. Brosious, G. Edmonds, G. Pence, D. Bish, D. Smith. Third Row: R. Browell, A. Gourley, D. Champion, A. Snyder, B. Shick. Fourth Row: D. Allison, C. Schons, G. Magagnotti, A. Salvadorl, L. Lufsey, J. Patton. Varsity Scores Junior Varsity Scores R.V. OP. R.V. OP. Marion CenterlPunxy j.V. 29 19 41 14 North Clarion 47 5 60 2 Warren 27 1 6 34 1 7 Curwensville 19 20 23 28 Dubois Central 49 3 59 0 Kane B 55 2 50 6 Clarion 29 1 2 53 0 Oil City 25 1 7 33 21 Emporium 3 5 1 1 40 9 Franklin 28 13 38 21 Kittanning 24 25 40 21 Brookville 24 20 32 1 5 Brockway 36 1 7 52 9 Dubois 3 46 26 26 Elderton Tourney Redbank 1 13 60 Elderton Marion Center 58 28 Ford City Golf Team First Row: M. Krause, B. Bergman, B. Shaffer, A. Karns. Second Row: A. Palaggo, C. Huber, D. Myers, J. Calhoun, D. Shaffer. ENIOR . UPER EVEN 'F Coach jesse Caldwell jeff Calhoun Bob Shaffer Bill Bergman Dean Shlltfef Al Karns Mike Krouse DeLane Myers Track Team 5 3 . . .k.-.. Q. - . x xi ga I - - i 1 First Row: B. Smith, V. Cook, D. Snyder, H. Hartzell, R. Miller, 1. Snyder, W. Cowan, J. Painter, D. Seelbach, R. Tas sey, R. Clouse, D. Minich, T. Young. Second Row: G. Spizzirri, T. Metz, D. McCauley, R. Schreckengost, G. Foster, E Bowersox, T. Swartfager, W. Shirey, A. Karns, R. Crissman, R. Martz, D. Myers. Third Row: K. Boddorf, K. McAninch D. Gruver, K. Shaffer, R. jantz, B. Campbell, A. Bright, J. Zambito, T. Crissman, R. Nulph, G. Miller. Fourth Row: A Shick, D. Delp, J. Cramer, R. Males, B. Downs, K. Minick, D. Rimer, B. Hornberger, C. Truitt, M. Wiant. Fifth Row E. Rutkouiski, B. Blose, R. Bryant, G. Craig, j. Kundick, B. Laughlin, P. Radaker, C. Shreckengost, S. Moore, B. Cham pion, D. B air. h Relay Team Coac -i ,-.,..e-i,. F E Mr. Eugene Rutkowski. First Row: Wade Cowan, jim Snyder. Second Row: jim Painter, Doug Seelbach. Track Seniors Dan Snyder Roger Martz Vance Cook Rodney Tassey Jim Zambito Bowersox Dave Minich Wade Cowan Al Bright Doug Seelbach TWV fi 1 f '1 i l 3 -,-1--. jim Snyder Track Senzors Hardy H artzell Rodney Miller jim Painter Tom Young Varsity Cheerleaders N C IL Debbie Minich, Janice Shaffer, Christine Conrad, Diana Bain, Penny Cypher, Janna Woodall, Marilyn Bowersox, Sherry Senior Cheerleaders Adams. Marilyn Bowersox Janna Woodall Christine Conrad pls- Captain Diana Bain janice Shaffer Penny Cypher junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row One: Alice Algoe. Row Two: Lue Ann Hilliard, Roxanne Calwell. Row Three: Jody Copenhaver, Jane Krepp, Susan Minich, Cathy Bailey, Kim Caldwell. Junior High Cheerleaders .x 1 :.:..I., :- .4 em N Row One: Cindy Stepulla, Toni Shick, Cindy Nulph, Debbie Panciera. Row Two: Pam Bish, Debbie Copenhaver, jane Bowersox. 04 Homecoming 1970 Homecoming Queen Janice Shafer 1 1 fer was crowned the 1970 Homecom- lene Hetrick. The crowning took place at halftime of the Brockway game on Master Peter White, Marlene Hetrick, Janice Shaffer the athletic field. -. Q , X 1 -41 jan na Woodall, Marilyn Bowersox Debbie Shaffer, Janice Shaffer Penny Cypher, Diana Bain On October 16, 1970, Janice Shaf 1 ing Queen by last year's queen Mar- Q yfN QgCTI'X7I7I ri .41 Rose Michiline and Mark Boyer Janna Woodall and Frank Magagnotti Janice Shaffer and jim Snyder Aloha On May the seventh, beginning was held. Aloha , the theme, was was provided by jimmy James . Junior attendants to the prom were Brian Willison, Don Minich, Gary Spizzirri, Rod Miller, Lon Gracey, and Val Silvis. jim Snyder and Janice Shaffer were crowned King and Queen of the 1971 Se- nior Prom. Christine Conrad and Dave Colwell Marlene Gallagher and Doug Seelbach 106 1 I at 9 p.m,, the annual Senior Prom S decorated in a festive Hawaiian atmosphere. Music for the prom 2 wi? Christine Conrad, Dave Calwell. Evening in Paris On Saturday, December 19, Red- bank Valley held its annual Senior High Prom with music provided by The One Mile Hill Bandf' The gym- nasium was decorated to a Parisian theme of an Evening in Paris. At approximately 10 P.M., Bob Harriger crowned Christine Conrad and Dave Colwell as Queen and King of the prom. He also crowned Shelley Mil- ler as Princess with Val Silvis as her Prince. The royal couples reigned over the remainder of the prom which lasted until 11 P.M. CST? Rose Michiline, Mark Boyer Barbara Willison, Al Bright Darlene George, Murray Silvis vm? Susan Minich, Rex Magagnotti Senior High Band First Row: A. Hetrick, S. Shumaker, D. Hopper, C. Bussard. Second Row: S. Otte, W. McMaster, E. Reichdrd, H. Guth- rie, D. Master, C. McKay, D. Snyder, C. Serene, L. McMillen, S. Dinger, M. Blake, R. Neiswonger, N. Williams, K. Shick, R. Fleming, M. Frederick, S. Barrett. Third Row: C. McDonald, R. Shaffer, K. Myers, j. Gareis, D. Seelbach, K. Greenawalt, S. Radcliff, C. Chandler, D. Space, J. Weaver, E. Harmon. Fourth Row: M. Minich, R. Harmon, D. Best, S. Chandler, K. Hopper, B. Snyder, S. Kunselman, M. Rood, S. Reichard, B. Masters, E. Rupp. Fifth Row: G. Goodman, D. Holben, S. Wiant, D. Shaffer, R. Weaver, D. Bailey, B. Hetrick, M. Keeler. Sixth Row: D. Bish, A. Neal. junior High Band First Row: S. Walls, D. Snyder, K. Greenawalt, S. Radcliff, J. Stahlman, C. Mohney, R. Shumaker, V. Fisher, K. Craw- ford, C. Bish, B. Henderson. Second Row: B. Best, N. Veronesi, C. Chandler, T. Neiswonger, T. Lucas, L. Bowersox, J. Wall, M. Mohney. Third Row: R. Karns, M. Dean, P. Myers, M. Blake, D. Seelbach, T. Yates, J. Watkins, D. Lucas, S. Reichard, M. Rood, J. Brocious, R. Shoemaker. Fourth Row: T. Hepler, D. Divins, D. Minich, R. Fleming, R. Neis wonger, W. McMaster, j. Pyne, N. Smith, J. Snyder. Color Guard First Row: E. Harmon, Captain, A. Neal. Second Row: M. Keeler, C. McDon- ald, M. Minich, C. Goodman. Third Row: M. Fredricks, Y. Rupp, D. Bish, S. Jtte. Not Pictured: B. Greenawalt. S. Shumakerg Captain, C. Bussard, A. Hetrick, D. Hopper. District Band L. MCMillen, E. Reichard, B. Het- riek, D. Wiant. Drum M ajorette Sara Barrett. M ajorettes County Band District Chorus 33 is SE 2 .. Ss,.-sf - A3 First Row: L. McMillen, C. Serene, R. Neiswonger, K. Shick. Second First Row: C. Bennett, D. Brocious. Row: E. Reichard, H. Guthrie, j. Gareis, S. Radcliff, D. Space, J. Weaver. Third Row: S. Fleming, B. Snyder, S. Barrett, S. Chandler, K. Hopper, M. Road, S. Reichard. Fourth Row: S. Wiant, B. Hetrick, D. Brocious. County Chorus First Row: D. Holben, C. Bennett, E. Davis, J. Hodgson, R. Harmon. Second Row: W. Colwell, R. DeSantis, J. Woodall, R. Harriger. Third Row: D. Brocious, J. Zambito, D. Seelbach, R. DeSantis, S. Allen. Concert Choir First Row: D. Holben, R. DeSantis, F. Magagnotti, J. Woodall, C. Bennett, R. DeSantis, A. Karns, D. Bain. Second Row: W. Colwell, B. Harriger, S. Chandler, J. Weaver, S. Ellenberger, J. Shumaker, P. Blotzer. Third Row: E. Reichard, P. Ray, L. Pyler, K. Shick, V. Gmver, J. Shaffer, S. Yount, B. Willison, B. Bergman. Fourth Row: A. Neal, C. Milliron, D. Shaffer, B. Copenhaver, D. Seelbach, J. Zarnbito, M. Krouse. Fifth Row: E. Davis, J. Hodgson, D. Brocious, S. Wiant, S. Allen, B. Weaver, R. Harmon, T. Yates. Madrlgal Singers First Row: R. DeSantis, F. Magagnotti, J. Woodall, C. Bennett, R. DeSantis, D. Bain, D. Holben, B. Willison. Second Row: D. Shaffer, W. Colwell, R. Harriger, B. Copenhaver, J. Zambito, D. Seelbach, B. Bergman. Third Row: E. Davis, J. Hodgson, D. Brocious, S. Allen, S. Wiant, R. Harmon, T. Yates. 112 Mixed Chorus First Row: V. Anthony, L. Brocious, V. Milliron, N. Brocious, R. Michiline, D. Barnett, P. Bur- dette. Second Row: J. Wall, J. Shreckengost, G. Nulph, S. Wile, K. Minick, D. Henry. Third Row: C. Carey, M. Hopper, C. Allison, M. Barndollar, C. Serene, V. Drayer, D. Shreckengost. Fourth Row: D. Bish, B. Dean, R. Shreckengost, G. Veronesi, S. Keener. Piano and Organ Guild Chamber Singers i 'i gf First Row: D. Holben, C. Bennett, E. Davis, J, Hodgson, R. Harmon. Second Row: W. Colwell, R. DeSantis, J. Woodall, R. Harriger. Third Row: D. Brocious, J. Zambito, D. Seelbach, R. DeSantis, S. Allen. Student Council Adviser and Officers First Row: J. Shumaker, N. Williams, B. Polliard, W. Har- mon. Second Row: S. Allen, R. Harmon. my Mrs. Margaret Filson Secretary: Marilyn Bowersox, Parliamentarian: Debbie Minich, Vice-President: Diana Bain, President: Bob Harriger. Not Pictured-Treasurer, Karen Smith. Student Council Representatives K. WY E in-.... First Row: D. McCauley, G. Rutkowski, J. Kundick, D. McAninch, A. Palaggo, A. Gourley, D. Tyger. Second Row: A. Bain, T. Palaggo, B. Adams, P. Bish, S. Bonanno, S. Adams, V. Shick, T. Metz. Third Row: L. Sturgeon, J. Woodall, M. Hopper, J. Gallagher, W. Crawford, S. Radcliff Fourth Row: R. DeSantis, J. Zambito, A. Karns, G. Spizzirri, S. Drayer, G. Shoemaker, V. Copenhaver. Student Council Alternates First Row: J. Shreckengost, j. Shoemaker, D. George, S. Young, T. Allison, L. Hillard, B. Greenawalt, D. Shaffer. Second Row: Y. Rupp, D. Bonanno, 1. Plauny, L. Ochs, J. Bryant, T. Kundick, J. Copenhaver. Third Row: V. Silvis, D. Col-well, J. Greenawalt, T. Skinner, J. Hepler, K. Traister, K. Greenawalt. Fourth Row: J. Cathcart, B. Campbell, B. Hil- liard, P. Yates, T. Chandler, C. Carrier. ational Tliespian Society First Row: Honorary Thespian-R. Hepler, R. Conrad, H. Songer, H. Mogle, R. Ishman, P. White, M. Conrad -not pictured. Second Row: J. Shoemaker, J. Hodgson. C. Bennett, j. Woodall, C. Bailey, K. Fox. Third Row: M. Copenhaver, M. Frederick, M. Bowersox, C. Harmon, C. Davis, S. Wile, P. Barrett. Fourth Row: M. Gal- lagher, D. Seelbach, C. Brocious, L. Minich, D. Kline, G. Traister, R. Wolfgang, J. Zambito. Fifth Row: D. Brocious, M. Wyant, D. Colwell, M. Henry, H. Hartzell, M. Krouse, A. Karns. ational Honor Society -2 it-. i First Row: R. Martz, D. Seelbach, M. Gallagher, V. Milliron. L. Martz. Second Row: B. Bergman, L. Minich, J. Cal houn, M. Bowersox, J. Shaffer, D. Copenhaver, J. Sayers. Senior High Dramatios First Row: A. Ferringer, D. Copenhaver, B. Greenwalt, P. Blotzer, D. Holben, B. Reddinger, D. Reinsel, D. Bain, J. Shoe maker, M. Bowersox, E. Davis. Second Row: P. Darr, R. DeSantis, Y. Baldwin, B. Wikander, S. Adams, 1. Woodall, D Shaffer, J. Hodgson, J. Shaffer, V. Gruver. Third Row: P. Burdette, N. Brocious, R. Michiline, P. Ray, R. Colwell, R Shafer, P. Barnett, V. Drayer, A. Algoe, T. Zambito. Fourth Row: K. Smith, M. Frederick, E. Harmon, S. Wile, L Evans, C. Bailey, T. Allison, M. Copenhaver, M. Filson, G. Traister. Fifth Row: A. Hetrick, j. Shreckengost, S. Kerr S. Kunselman, D. Best, C. Vittore, C. Shaffer, K. Fox, M. Gallagher, L. Minich, D. Kline. Sixth Row: E. Brocious A. Karns, D. Colwell, M. Henry, H. Hartzell, G. Spizzirri, J. Zambito, D. Bullers, J. Adams, R. Harriger. Seventh Grade Drainatios x If . .. . , . . First Row: S. Bonanno, C. Bish, K. Boddoif, L. Bowersox, P. Neiswonger, J. Shaffer, D. Bish, J. Truitt, S. Cramer, T. Willison, P. Boddorf, P. Hanna, L. Hollenbaugh. Second Row: N. Veronesi, V. Hopper, C. Gruver, K. Bish, V. Fisher K. Crawford, L. McCall, M. McCall, T. Drayer, D. Anthony, P. Cornman, M. Minich, G. Theisler. Third Row: D. Minich R. Karns, L.'Stewart, L. Stroup, T. Lucas, J. Wall, K. Blair, S. Whitling, S. Dinger, T. Palaggo, P. Burdette, L. Everett T. Kundick. Fourth Row: R. Patrick, C. Kimmel, J. Ferringer, T. Hepler, D. Lucas, T. Chandler, M. Holben, D. Case, K Keener, R. Shumaker, B. Adams, P. George. - - A ,gk a n r Eighth Grade Dramatics First Row: R. Allison, J. Friggle, P. Bish, P. Smith, J. Hollobaugh, D. Nulph, T. Shick, S. Voytko, T. Miller L. Hill Second Row: D. Hartzell, C. McGarrity, S. Lloyd, D. Stewart, W. NOM S. Bish, R. Bish, N. Drenning, B. Fhcemyer, G. Ball. Third Row: D. Panciera, D. Copenhaver, W. Harmon, j. Stahlman, S. Barlett, L. Schultz, M. Neville, M Mills, L. Miller, C. Hetrick. Fourth Row: K. Traister, K. Gruver, P. Ray, P. Hollobaugh, D. Bonanno, B. Einhoff R Bowser, D. Carrier. Fifth Row: J. Reddinger, K. Bailey, B. Rankin, L. Shreckengost, A. Palaggo, B. Reichard, D. Hegiler, R. Huffman, B. Masters, G. Braughler, R. Dinger. inth Grade Dramatics First Row: C. Mohney, K. Lettie, C. Goodman, S. Campbell, J. Bryant, J. Krepp, S. Minich, C. Hetrick, K. Bonanno, B. Patrick, D. Ferringer. Second Row: B. Kelly, R. Neiswonger, S. Drayer, K. Caldwell, L. Ochs, W. Crawford, R. Fleming, G. Cramer, G. Holben, P. Cypher. Third Row: K. George, R. Magagnotti, J. Kundick, J. Cramer, C. Boyles, M. Barn- dollar, G. Shaffer, D. Buck, A. Minich, P. Minich. Fourth Row: J. Krepp, B. Laughlin, D. Ochs, D. Champion, C. Mc- Donald, S. Radcliff, T. Binkerd, B. Dean, D. Barndollar, J. Copenhaver, E. Yount. Projection Club First Row: M. jacklin, R. Bowser, A, Palaggo, G. Rutkowski, K. Adams, J. Myers, B. Bish, B. Shaffer, J. Shirey, J. Rogers. Second Row: W. McMaster, K. Bailey, j. Plauny, N. Smith, B. Sherry, K. Rearick, R. Keener, C. Ripple, D. Smith. Third Row: K. Gruver, J. Miller, T. Shick, D. Nulph, J. Hollenbough, L. Miller, C. Hetrick, J. Stahlman, S. Weeter, B. Rankin, L. Shreckengost, J. Kunselman. Fourth Row: P. Ray, P. Hollobaugh. S. Voytko, R. Bish, L. Schultz, K. Greenawalt, J. Friggle, D. Bonanno, D. Hartzell, E. Males. Art Club First Row: J. Painter, D. Snyder, V. Cook, L. Schreckengost, D. Shaffer, S. Young, J. Sarakon, J. Miller, Mr. Yount. Second Row: B. Smith, M. Wyant, M. Bowersox, D. George, J. Gallagher, T. Allison, K. Caldwell, A. Ferringer. Third Row: R. McGuire, R. Harmon, D. Crissman, D. Adams, V. DeSantis, T. Zambito, A. Algoe, P. Barnett. Fourth Row: D. Bailey, J. Dinger, D. Hornberger, S. Cosgrove, D. Dietrick, B. Best. Fifth Row: V. Quinn, S. Kerr, S. Allison, D. Lucas. Junior High Historical First Row: K. Blair, P. Hanna, L. McCall, K. Bish, S. Cramer, C. Bish, S. Bonanno. Second Row: C. Gmver, K. Bish, D. Case, B. Adams, J. Barrett, J. Plauny. Third Row: J. Brocious, J. Allen, T. Greenawalt, M. Shick, D. Smith, Mr. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Pyne, M. Kopnitsky. T. Chandler, J. Skinner, J. Switzer. Usher's Club S First Row: A. Neal, B. Greenawalt, Y. Baldwin, P. Blotzer, D. Holben, E. LeGrand, B. Wikander, C. Allison. Second Row: G. Nulph, N. Klingensmith, W. Colwell, R. DeSantis, P. Bish, D. Aaron, S. Smith, P. Burdette, N. Brocious. Third Row: S. Blair, Y. Wiant, L. Downs, S. Zamperini, D. McGuire, J. Shreckengost, W. McAninch, A. Hetrick, L. McMillen. Fourth Row: D. Pence, L. Sturgeon, L. Martz, S. Kespelher, S. Shumaker, J. Shumaker, E. Rogers. Senior High FHA AMERICA tv , Hs sl If DF .......a6' ' . .f,,1 i-ti., First Row: D. Reinsel, D. Shick, J. Hodgson, J. Shaffer, D. Shaffer, B. Willison, A. Neal, B. Hetrick, B. Greenawalt, D. Holben, L. Martz. Second Row: B. Reddinger, L. Allen, S. Kunselman, L. Sturgeon, J. Weaver, S, Otte, M. Minich, P. Bish, D. Aaron, C. Milliron, K. Hopper, V. Anthony. Third Row: D. Fisher, P. Burdette, R. Michiline, N. Brocious, V. Drager, P. Barnett, P. Blotzer, D. Barnett, L. Brocious, S. Smith, B. Wikander, R. Adams. Fourth Row: W. McAninch, J. S reckengost, V. Gruver, K. Shick, A. Williams, J. Grinder, A. Hetrick, L. McMillen, S. Shurnaker, D. Hopper, K. Darr, D. Klimek, D. Darr. Fifth Row: S. Chandler, K, Hopper, P. Adams, N. Klingensmith, L. Downs, Y. Wiant, D. McGuire, E. LeGrand, M. Anthony, D. Kriebel, S. Cosgrove, S. Kespelher, C. Allison. Sixth Row: D. Stewart, J. Weeter, S. Hale, V. McGregor, S. Zamperini, V. Milliron, C. Lander, S. Barrett, D. Hornberger, D. Dietrich, E. Rogers, B. Nolf, Seventh Row: 5 ilaglei B. Kunselman, K. Milliron, D. Henry, B. Shreckengost, K. Minich, S. Blair, G. Nulph, J. Shumaker, D. Pence, . unse man. junior High FHA First Row: L. Bouer, C. McCall, D. Reinsel, L. White, C. johnson, C. McKay, W. Milliron, M. Sayers, M. Wilson, L. Crissman. Second Row: C. Kiehl, K. Smith, J. Kemp, K. Shirey, C. Chestnut, D. Rearick, D. Simmers, D. Bish, A. Cogs- well. Third Row: C. Carey, L. Heller, B. Himes, M. Barndollar, S. Bright, D. Ferringer, E. Yount, S. Nolf, D. Panciera. Fourth Row: N. Williams, B. Dean, C. Boddorf, C. Serene, D. Wiant, S. Burford, D. Barndollar, Cathy Sayers, J. Copen- haver, J. Fuhs, N. Doverspike. Future Farmers of America First Row: E. Yarger, R. Anderson, B. Champion, D. Blair, D. Gruver, G. Nolf J. Farster, Mr. Longwell. Second Row: D. Blake, K. Boddorf, E. Bowersox, D. Rearick, G. LaVan, R. Graham, W. Shirey, R. Lingenfeller, A. Shick. Third Row: M. Hetrick, S. Kemp, B. Slee, E. Barrett, L. Ferringer, G. Kiehl, N. Smith, T. Swartfager, D. Bullers, M. Ortz. Fourth Row: J. Geruasoni, A. Gervasoni, R. Best, D. McCauley, R. Bryant, D. Delp, T. Yates, S. Musser, K. Martin. Fifth Row: K. George, D. Dean, L. Shaffer, C. Boyles, R. Kirkpatrick, J. McCauley, J. Shilling, R. Brown, S. Moore, R. Wadding. Varsity Club First Row: V. Cook, D. Seelbach, T. Metz, R. Shreckengost, J. Drayer, H. Hartzell, K. Schreckengost, V. Silvis, R. Nulph, J. Painter. Second Row: T. Young, G. Spizzirri, B. Wilison, B. Shaffer, R. Miller, M. Kundick, B. Champion, D. Snyder, W. Cowan, B. Campbell. Third Row: R. LeVier, D. Calwell, R. Tassey, J. Snyder, E. Doverspike, M. Boyer, K. Reichard. Fourth Row: D. Myers, R. Hoffman, T. Swartfager, D. Shaffer, J. Calhoun, R. Raybuck, F. Maganotti. Fifth Row: R. Barlett, A. Bright, G. Miller, L. Traister, M. Henry, B. Bergman. Advanced Fitness ii 4 w I I First Row: D. Minioh, B. Crawford, K. Gourley, V. Copenhaver, F. Magagnotti. R. Miller, K. Schreckengost, S. Shawl. Left Side. R. Gould, D. Grzwer, W. Kaylor, K. Boddorf Right Side. K. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, R. jantz, M. Wyant. B. Downs. Back Row: T. Metz. R. Lingenfelter, W. Shirey, H. Hartzell, R. Shreckengost, R. Blose, W. Wells, V. Cook. Boys, Gymnastics First ROFD. Seelbach, T. Young, K. Gourley, R. Shreckengost, R. Miller, T. Metz, H. Hartzel, V. Cook, F. Magagnotcz, ' ' B. C d W. Shire . R. Lingenfelter, B. Downs, K. R. Nul h. Second Row. R. Gould, S. Schawl, V. Copenhaven rawfor , Z Schreclgnengost, G. Rutkowski. Third Row: B. Smith, D. Minich, A. Snyder, B. Schrec engost, B. Laughlin, R. Janzen K. Shaffer, R. Males Fourth Row: M Wyant, D. Snyder, R. Blose, J. Kundick, A. Bright, 1. Painter, B. Wells T - ' . s' th Row. K. Boddoff Truitt. Fifth Row: Cowan, B. Whzte, R. Minzch, R. Sherry, D. Gruver, W. Kaylor, M. Boyer IX , K. Minich. Mr. Rutkowski. Q Girls Athletic Association First Row: D. Bain, S. Miller, J. Shaffer, L. Minich, M. Gallagher, L. McHenry, C. Chandler, E. Harmon, S. Chandler D. Adams, V. Drayer. Second Row: P. Minich, J. Woodall, P. Burdette, S. Wile, P. Blotzer, W. Colwell, R. DeSantis, S Bright, K. Smith, C. Shaffer, S, Adams, P. Pence, P. Herbert. Third Row: A. Williams, R. Michiline, L. Evans, C. Het rick, T. Binkerd, D. Ferringer, J. Copenhaver, D. Barndollar, E. Yount, M. Barndollar, K. McCall, C, Bennett, B. Wil ison, S. Yount. Fourth Row: N. Brocious, C. Bailey, R. Sayers, L. Shreckengost, J. Miller, J. Sarakon, C. Caldwell, P Ray, L. Plyer, G. Kreibel, C. Sayers, M. Kellgren, D. Barnett, M, Bowersox. Fifth Row: K. Shick, V. Gruver V. Mc Gregor, D. Kreibel, P. Barnett, T. Zambito, V. DeSantis, L. McMillan, j. Grinder, A. Hetrick, C. Vittore, J. Shrecken gost, J. Sayers. Officials First Row: L. Minich, M. Gallagher. Second Row: J. Shreckengost, M. Kellgren, K. Smith, D. Bain S. Adams L. Mc- Henry, D. Shafer. Third Row: V. Shick, J. Shoemaker, J. Shaffer, P. Blotzer, V. Gruver, C. Bennett, B. Willson, M. Bowersox, J. Woodall. Rifle Club First Row: P. Burdette, D. Best, P. Ray, M. Kellgren, L. Shreckengost, j. Sayers, D. Bain, S. Yount, R. Michiline, D. Barnett, P. Blotzer. Second Row: M. Gallagher. R. Males, B. Wells, J. Shumaker, D. Kline, D. Meyers, M. Kopnitsky, C. Huber, B. Copenhaver, L. Everett. Third Row: N. Brocious, C. Allison, R. Blose, K. Minich, D. Shaffer, T. Warner, S. Wiant, A. Geruasoni, T. Crissman, T. Colwell. Fourth Row: S. Kespelher, L. Minich. M. Boyer, R. Gould, B. Craw- ford, B. Sigwortlz, R. Weaver, M. Ruby, J. White, J. Herbert. jr. High Sportsman First Row: J. Ferringer, D. Divins, C. Kiehl, B. Allison, 1. Kunselman, D. Allison, B. Edmonds, B. Himes, E. Custer, S. Kerr, D. Kunselman, J. Buzzard, L. Miller. Second Row: M. Ruth, D. Minich, D. Shaffer, D. Smith, J. Miller, C. Shaffer, T. Shaffer, R. Copenhaver, K. Boozer, L. Lufsey, J. Zamperini. Third Row: P. Radaker, W. Smith, B. Kelly, G. Boyles, P. Yates, M. Barnett, D. Chillcott, J. Bowser, B. Boozer, D. Hans, R. Rockwell, R. Roudybush, R. Wells. Fourth Row: D. Boyles, R. Wile, P. Jacoby, G. Shoemaker,R. Duncan, D. Hopper, L. Smith, J. Delacour, W. Schultz, B. Adams, B. Schreckengost. Fifth Row: R. Reitz, j. Hepler, jo. Adams, je. Adams, T. Miller, R. Rockwell, B. Sasse, M. Wolfe, J. Sayers, E. Chandler, R. Shaffer. Sixth Row: T. Gruver, B. Constable, C. Ripple, T. Adams, M. Slee, S. Bish, L. Hoover, A. Snyder. Seventh Row: G. Sanford, D. Henry, D. Meyers, D. Blair, K. Shick, R. Dinger,j. Rogers, R. Burford, R. Adams, D. Radaker. First Row: K. Gourley, R. Mann, V. Cook, S. Schawl, E. Brocious, V. Silvis, T. Young. Second Row: D. Rimer, R. Schreckengost, R. Bailey, G. Martz, W. Stalhman, B. Campbell, R. Clouse. Third Row: D. Minich, F. Magag- notti, J. Rendt, K. McAninch, K. Shoemaker, A. Kams. First Row: j. Myers, j. Plauny. T. Sturgeon, B. Himes, J. Brocious M. Shick, K. Boozer, T. Boyles, L. Hoover, R. Wells. Second Row: K. Adams, B. Allison, A. Krause, R. Rock- well, J. Kotkins, J. Hepler, J. Pyne, T. Greenawalt, N. Hol- ley, R. Burford. Third Row: D. Smith, B. Schreckengost, R. Gallo, T. Adams, D. Hep- ler, T. Gruver, J. Kunselman, T. Geruasoni, M. Barnett, D. Blair. Fourth Row: E. Males, M. jacklin, G. Miller, B. Kelly, W. Smith, E. Chandler, j. Allen, M. Slee, R. Rockwell, M. Kopnitsky. Hey you had better hurry Mrs Mogle IS commg' And a 1 and a 2 and a 3. Wood Shop First Row: T. Brocious, C. Ripple. Senior High Science First Row: C. Milliron, J. Say- ers, R. Martz, R. Crissman, Mr. Norton. Second Row: D. Seelbach, J. McEwen, L. Min- ich, R. Clouse, J. Rendt. Electric Shop W First Row: B. Wells, 1. Snyder. Second Row: D. Smail, J. Wells, C. Truitt, T. Crissrnan. Third Row: T. Colwell, G. Fos- ter, A. Rearick, S. Allen. 'R junior High Reading First Row: A. King, J. Beers, C. Bish. Second Row: M. Smith, S. LaVan, D. Sherry. Library Club R First Row: C, Chandler, M. McCall, L. McHenry, S. Chandler, D. Adams, V. Drayer, D. Crissman, A. Algoe, P. Barnett, J. Fuhs, L. Martz. Second Row: C. McCall, C. Boddorf, M. Bamdollar, P. Cypher, J. Copenhaver, D. Ferringer, S. Burford, K. Caldwell, K. Lettie, K. Caldwell, T. Allison. Third Row: B. Patrick, P. Minich, S. Minich, D. Anthony, J. Barrett, C. John- son, P. Ray, P. Hollobaugh, T. Shick, M. Minich, L. Otte. Fourth Row: R. Allison, S. Lloyd, D. Stewart, B. Polliard, K. Over, E. Boyer, S. LaVan, Y. Y. Rupp, D. Kunselman, T. Kundick, J. Bryant. 'VF if Look Ma, no cavities! Cllfffefill Bunny Club- Q French Club First Row: J. Sarakon, R. Sayers, S. Young, D. Shaffer, J. Miller, S. Dray- er. Second Row: J. Cofpenhaver, W. Crawford, D. George, J. Gallagher, T. Zambito, P. Minich. Third Row: H. Guthrie, D. Ortz, P. Solomon, V. De- Santis, D. Swartzfager, R. Toth. Board of Directors Left to Right: D. Brocious, M. Krouse, D. Myers, J. Zambito, B. Bergman, chairman, M. Henry, V. Cook, R. Rupp. l x Senior Corporation Row: J. Sayers, D. Barnett, R. Michiline, N. Brocious, P. Burdette, D. Shick, D. Holben, B. Yates, D. Reinsel, Mr. , R. Smith, K. Minich, R. Shaffer, H. Hartzell, D. Snyder, R. Males, W. Wells, R. Tassey, D. Sturgeon. Second M. Bowersox, D. Bain, D. McGuire, P. Bish, W. Colwell, P. Blotzer, D. Aaron, L. Sturgeon, L. Martz, R. DeSantis, Nulph, M. Wyant, D. Colwell, T. Young, W. Cowan, D. Welsh. Third Row: R. Rupp, E. Davis, P. Darr, D. Copen- , A. Ferringer, C. Milliron, J. Hodgson, C. Bennett, B. Willison, A. Bright, J. Calhoun, D. Shaffer, M. Krouse, S. M. Hetrick, M. Henry, R. Barlett, R. Raybuck. Fourth Row: A. Neal, S. Shumaker, B. Hetrick, J. Shaffer, J. nyaer, D. Shaffer, J. Woodall, F. Magagnotti, K. Reichard, J. McEwen, M. Sasse, J. Dinger, G. Steele, D. Seelbach, . Wiant, D. Brocious. Fifth Row: K. Darr, C. Allison, V. Cook, S. Kespelher, D. Klimeh, R. Ferringer, R. Martz, W. openhaver, L. Traister, B. Downs, J. Ishman, D. Myers, R. Harriger, B. Reddinger, R. Clouse. Sixth Row: V. Gruver, . Shick, S. Yount, V. McGregor, A. Williams, S. Hale, E. Bowersox, G. Miller, J. Painter, A. Karns, j. Zambito, R. De- antis, L. Minich, W. Bergman, M. Gallagher. Seventh Row: M. Boyer, D. Rirner, B. Hornberger, R. 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FURNITURE CUMPAN Y New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Home of Nationally Advertised Furniture Lane-Sealy-Broyhill Kroehler-Basset-Frigidaire 275-3232 SOUTHERN CLARION COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, INC. Publishers of THE LEADER VINDICATOR and THE RECORD New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Phone: 275 3131 Compliments of CHARLES D. ALCORN Funeral Home Oxygen and Air Conditioning Ambulance Service Hawthorn PA. 16230 Phone 814 365 3331 AMPHICAT All terrain vehicle SALES 81 SERVICE Scorpion Snowmobiles New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Phone 275-364-3 ndrefns Supplg Glnmpzmg 125 Ilafagette Street Hein fethlehem, fa. 15242 Shane 48147 275-141D 461 KX 1 .tv ul Congratulations to the Class of 71 M Auto Parts Service of New Bethlehem, Inc. New Beth1eheg195efggZy1vania 16242 Distributor of Standard Brands Replacement Parts B Sz H Sales and Service Cilson Lawn and Carden Equipment Viking Snowmobiles Gulf gas and oil 214- Wood Street, New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Phone 275-24-40 Compliments of Bowersox Tire Shop, Inc. Tires, Batteries, and Recapping 218 Broad Street New Bethlehem 1624-2 275-2570 Compliments of CAMPBELLS Browns Boot Shop MEN'S WEAR The Family Shoe Store ' New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-1066 If it's to be worn on the feet Browns can't be beat Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-3120 Compliments of DEMPSEY AND ANDREWS, INC. Mutual Funds Insurance, Real Estate, Bonds New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-2244 Complimenzs of ARNOLD GGHUM' DINGER Insurance Agency 227 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-1166 Res.: 275-3093 NITED EPUB LIC Congratulation to the Class 0f1971 urn .INSURANCE coma-my PAUL C.. HARMAN CO. , INC. Ervin Harmon COAL PRODUCER Route 1 Fairmount City, Pa 16224 EN 5-4-44-1 Phone 308 Grant Street 814--275-3578 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Phillip Kemple Regional Representative CT, .B X Iran ' Ju. INTER-STATE STUDIO INC. R, D. N3 BOX 368T GREENSBURG, PA. 15601 PHONE 412 - 834 - U45 Congratulation to the 'T PQYS T0 DATE WHH Class of1971 'N7f '57A 75 QUAUTY, SERVICE 8- VAlUE Filson,s Jewelry 275-2228 309 Broad Street New Bethlehem 61242 CHARLES P. LEACH AGENCY, INC. for all your insurance needs 342 Broad St. New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-3224 Congratulations to the Class of 1 971 LeBRAND PONTIAC BUICK INC. 301 Wood Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Jeep Division 275-2255 MARTIN'S HARDWARE Phone 275-3700 306 Broad Street New Bethlehem Pa. 16242 McDonald Bros. Representing .IOSTEN'S 920 Investment Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 412-261-1196 Announcements, Awards, Diplomas, Class Rings , , .lL COMPLIMENTS OF B 81 R WELDING Bud McGregor N New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 162472 l l McNaughton Funeral Home Wayne E. McNaughton, Director 301 Penn Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Phone 275-1313 Where Quality is Assured I G. C. MURPHY CO. 275-3445 New Bethlehem Pennsylvania 16242 Frame Straightening-Wheel Alignment Phone 275-2755 NEWBIE WHEEL ALIGNING Auto-Truck Lew Sturgeon, Proprietor 600 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 1624-2 Compliments of REDBANK MILLS 234 Liberty Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-2311 For Your Prescriptions and Drug Needs C. A. REINSEL PHARMACY C. A. Reinsel, Ph. G. New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 16242 Phone 275-2211 Congratulations from: New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 The Area's Most '4Complete Grocery Store LYMWQ lVIen's Shop New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Clarion C0unty's Leading Style Store for Young Men Congratulations to the Your Personal Service Class 0f1971 Drug Store SNUG HARBOUR ROSS DR UG RESTAURANT STORE New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 RD. 1 275-1156 F ' C' y P 16224 275 3355 HARRY SNYDER 1 CEMENT ENducotf 5-2551 R. D. No. 'I FAIRMOUNT CITY. PENNSYLVANIA FINISHING sTEw's SALES a. senvlcs, Inc Free Estimates 16224 N Bethlehem, Pa.1624-2 275-364-8 gsm - 'gl Compliments of Robert Shaffer Post No. 4-15 RALPH L. TOY VEW. CO. SERVICEMANS CLUB Water Wells Test Cores Special Room Is Available Drill Holes 275-2234 or 275-2232 Distant, Pa. 16223 To Public For Social Events, Private Parties, Meetings, Weddings. Reservations On Dance Nights. New Bethlehem Pennsylvania 275-3227 1624-2 For Dependable and Economical Transportation WALL CHEVROLET New Bethlehem, Pa. 1624-2 275-2450 Your Home owned Family Store Ardo Schreckengost, owner 4-24 Broad Street Phone 275-2321 New Bethlehem, Pa. 1624-2 The family store and catalog order center COMPLIMENTS OF WILLISON'S WIDMANN GARAGE Compliments D l ' Old b'l anrtlaItlilcTr:lationi1Ill'fl'ri1EliS New Bethlehem 275-2410 Pennsylvania 16242 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Clarion Brookville Congratulations to the Compliments of Class gf H71 H BOSTON IA COUNTRY BEN NY'S GULF CLUB 600 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 R.D. 2 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-3150 275-2553 John Hodgson, Proprietor Compliments of BURDETTPPS GUITAR-ACCORDION F 1 dA It LESSONS urnlture an pp lances General Electric TV and Stereo 01g!X1E2?!tEetSTUDIO N RD 3 Rt' 66 North New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 ew Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 275-2204 275-2011 Open Friday-Saturday 3-9 We also have band supplies Ready Cash From Community Consumer Discount Company 224 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Phone 275-1300 Friendly Personal Service Crissman's Service Gasoline and Oil-Guns and Ammo. Groceries and Confections Rt. 66 North-Phone 275-2408 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Compliments of H. B. DeViney Co. Inc. Keck Ave. New Bethlehem, Pa. Subsidiary of J.M. Smucker Co. Mfg. of Kitchen King and Smuckers Peanut Butter 275-1323 Dolinda's Dry Goods-Ready to Wear For Ladies and Children New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 16242 275-1460 Frank L. Doverspike General Merchandise Groceries, Meats and Hardware Compliments of Drayer's ARCO Service Distant, Pe. 16223 RCPaifS'-IHSPCCUOU 1 1 ll0UT IOWlI1g 200 Broad Street New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-2399 Congratulations to the Class of I 971 Dr. B. D. Drummond Compliments of Duncan's Service Station and Groceries New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 RD NO' 2 Phone: 275-3222 Templeton, PA. 16259 Owners ,lack and Virginia Lorenz Congratulations to the Class of 1 971 GER.RY'S YOUTH SHOP F reneh's Freezer Fresh 404 Broad Street RD No. 3 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Route 66 275-2303 275-3262 Compliments of HARMAN'S HOUSE OF HAYES MACHINE SHOP Electric-Welding-Acetylene S I I We weld anything but a broken heart. F , Raine 1PA 16224 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 alfmoum IW, - Phone 18141275-1111 EN 5-3242 HEETER LUMBER CO. 402 Broad St. New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 HEFFNER BROTHERS Hawthorn, PA. 16230 Phone: 275-1565 EN 5-3511 Compliments of HERBERTS MARKET George E. Hem'y and Son 220 Broad Street Quality Meats and Groceries 275.1533 Phone 275-3311 General Insurance New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Congratulations to the HETRICKS FARM CIW 0f1971 EQUIPMENT JOHN AND RICH'S TIRE and Lawn and Carden Equipment New Bethlehem, PA. 1624-2 RWD. 3 Phone: 275-2242 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-3507 BF Goodrich Congratulations to the Class 0f1971 ELLSWORTH A. KEELER .1 U-DON 'S SINCLAIR INSURANCE SERVICE 217 Broad Street New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 N B hl h PA 1624-2 Phone 275-2116 275 1566 Our Best Wishes To You Graduates of I 971 Class Compliments of L 81 R DECORATING CO., KRUTZELS INC- Complete Decorating Supplies New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Paints-Wall paper--Linoleum Phone: 275-1919 Clarion, PA. 16214 Phone Clarion 226-8650 MCCALL CHRYSLER- MCEWEN RADIO PLYMOUTH INC AND REFRIGERATOR 8 0 SERVICE 237 Broad Street N B thlehem, PA. 16242 Phone 275-2662 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Phone: 275 1320 , CONCRA TULA TIONS T0 THE M6rCdlth,S Market CLASS OF 1971 Choice Meats 81 Groceries Miladys SIIOCS alld Fresh 81 Frozen Vegetables . Accessories Widnoon, PA. 16261 Phone 868-2287 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-1411 NS h Best wishes to Graduating Class of '71 CUNGRATULATIU tot e , . . CLASS 41971 Neal s Welding Servlce Carolyn Myer's Beauty Salon Cottage Hill, New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Phone 275-1677 .lohn W. Neal, owner custom welding-machine work welding and industrial supplies pipe and pipe fittings ' 9 256-24-83 .1 , tl f shop and office ' r' ftjxilflgu McWilliams, V Q-'f l.v' K, W Vid! R. D. 4 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 New Bethlehem News News Novelties Sporting Goods 352 Broad Street New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-2730 Compliments of Phillips Used Cars Used Cars Sales and Service Rimersburg Road RD. 3. New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-1430 For Every Drug Store Need . . . Co To Plummer's Drug Store New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 275-2430 CONGRA TULA TI ONS to the CLASS of E671 39 Ridgeview Farms Roland G. Barrett and Sons RD. 2. Templeton, PA. 16259 275-2422 COMPLIMENTS of CONGRA TULA TIONS to the CLASS OF 1971 R 81 W Motor Supply Rutlfs Restaurant jg AMERICAN 413 Broad Street New Bethlehem, PA. 162412 American Oil products 275-2550 275-3111 101 'Broad S New Bethlehem, PA. 16242. Ia I E p COMPLIMENTS of 4 Shiek's Garage x ...?. 'Z'2I.'fI'.'i.J. .AISZZTTI Harold Shick-Owner 275-3002 105 Hamilton Street New Bethlehem, PA. 1624-2 New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 Complete Automotive Repair 275-3113 State Inspection H. M. Skinner 81 Sons Inc LSROY H. SHUMAKER, C. l.. U. Motor Express Agent New Bethlehem, PA. 1624-2 Box 44 275-2340 Distant, Pa. H223 Arla Cbdi 8l4' 275-2210 ATIONWIDE INSURANCE Snyder's Electrical Supply CO- Stahlman Trucking Mamg Sales 81 Service New Bethlehem, PA. 16242 BI'03d Slfeet Phone New Bethlehem, PA. 1624-2 275-3231 MAYTAG VERONESI USED CARS Congratulations to the Class ofl 971 Seminole, Pa. 16253 Phone 275-14-45 UNION BARBERS Home of Good Clean Cars! Compliments of POLLY WOODALL'S BEAUTY SHOP New Bethlehem, Pa. 1624-2 P TRONS A Sz P TEA COMPANY New Bethlehem, 16242 BOSTONIA FARMS Distant, Pe. 16223 CAREFUL CLEANERS New Bethlehem, 16242 CARDS FLOWER sl GIFT SHOP 238 Broad Sl., New Bethlehem, 16242 CHARVAL CANDIES R.D. 3, New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 CLAYPOOLS MARKET R.D. 1, Maypeh, Pe. 16240 DR. O. D. CRAWFORD 207 Breed Sl., New Bethlehem, 16242 AMOS L. DOLBY, INC. Box 231, Clarion, Pa. 16214 F. A. Songer, Manager 275-2332 275-2444 275-3535 275-1602 EN 5-2795 275-1035 226-7370 PATRON S CONT ED EISENGART'S GROCERY F UH'S TAILOR SHOP GAREIS ARCO SERVICE WALTER E. HENRY A. CLAUDE HILLIARD 8: SON TRUCKING HINDERLITER'S GARAGE ORVIS A. HOLLABAUGH HUFFMAN'S APPLIANCE JOY OIL AND GAS THE KEYSTONE DOLLAR STORE LERCH DRESS SHOP MATEER FUNERAL HOME McCAULEY'S FARM AND URBAN SUPPLY CO. McCAULEY'S GARAGE MILLER'S HOAGIE SHOP RAY'S SPORTING GOODS AND MOBIL SERVICE ALICE SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON SHAFFER'S MARKET SHUMAKER'S SPRAYING WHITEMAN'S GREEN HOUSE McWilliams, Pa. 16242 428 Broad St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 R.D. 1, Fairmount City, Pa. 16224 R.D. 3, New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 R.D. 2, Templeton, Pa. 16259 R.D. 2, Mayport, Pa. 16240 B.D. 2, New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 426 Broad St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 Distant, Pa. 16223 219 Wood St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 350 Broad St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 201 Broad St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 443 Broad St., New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242 R.D. 2, Templeton, Pa. 16259 Distant, Pa. 16223 R.D. 1, Dayton, Pa. 16222 208 Wood Street, New Beth., Pa. 16242 256-5195 275-1019 275-3854 868-2301 275-3874 275-3520 275-3905 275-1162 275-3211 275-3411 275-2040 275-1110 275-1830 275-1674 275-1455 256-2761 275-1260 In Appreciation Mr. james C. Long We would like to extend to Mr. james C. Long a word of thanks for all the wonderful work he has done to help us. It is a tough task to be an adviser for a year- book. Mr. Long has spent many long, extra hours He rules with an iron hand. Is this Carol, Debbie, or jane? helping us to meet deadlines and getting things done. Without him there could be no yearbook, and so we thank you, Mr. Long, for all you have done. Your help was greatly appreciated. -Marlene and Linda Q! X 's Vallis Staff First Row: R. Martz, Mr. Long, B. Reddinger, J. Hodgson, C. Bennett, V. Shick, J. Shoemaker. Second Row: N. Williams, W. Colwell, R. DeSan- g tis, D. Seelbach, M. Gallagher, L. Martz. Third Row: P. Darr, B. Green- awalt, B. Bergman, J. Zambito, L. Minich, D. Shaffer, V. Cook. .Z F arewell- A time to look back And remember. 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