Reynoldsville High School - Saga / Bulldog Yearbook (Reynoldsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1973 volume:

What’s a SAGA?” “It’s an old-time story of battles, cus- toms, and legends telling the history of an important Norse family. “Well, what’s a Norse?” “I am a Viking, a Norseman or a member of the ancient Scandinavian people. We were sea rovers. This book SAGA is the story of Vo-Tech’s battles, customs, and happenings here since we call ourselves the Vikings.” Can I be a girl Viking?” “Not till you’re a tenth grader. While you are waiting, you K can see what we Vikings do here by reading SAGA ’73.” “Oh, you mean this is your history book? Yes, our own saga....” Contents Seniors Activities Underclassmen School Personnel SAGA 73 Jefferson County-DuBois Area Vocational technical School Drawer 100 ReynoldsiiUe, Pennsylvania 15851 Volume 4 May 1973 Seniors ...andfour became one... ” Graduation for the Class of '73 is her� . Already? It seems like only yesterday that we were all scared to death at the thought of the first day of tenth grade because it was different from our home school. It was not like following our regular gang from junior high to senior high build- ings and seeing a familiar face of an upper classman that we used to kid around with or of finally meeting that teacher our brother had told us to look out for. It was not like entering a building that we had a general idea of from attending basketball games there. No, this was all so different. There were new faces and new teach- ers (whom we had to find out about on our own), strange rooms, and so many places to get lost in. We’d ask a kid standing by the stairwell to help us. He’d just stare back; he was lost, too. The first week we sat straight and were good till we found out how much the teachers would take. Gradually, though, we relaxed to just being ourselves. It’s easy now to look back and laugh at those trying times. We now realize that those first few days of that sophomore year were the whole beginning of becoming “one.” Karen Albert Data Processing Karen Aljoe Distributive Education Paula Anderson Graphic Arts Charles Alsbaugh Metal Fabrication Myrna Ankeny Food Service Deborah Anderson Food Service Carl Armagost Metal Fabrication Seniors Welton E. Austin Santa’s Work Shop Catherine Beck Cosmetology Kenneth Bish Data Processing A very touching part was Diane Butter’s reading of “Little Becky’s Christmas Wish.” “Aw, gosh, Santa! Mr. Austin, left, deserves a place with the seniors. He’s seen sitting on Santa’s lap during one of the many assemblies this year. VICA sponsored this particular assembly where Mr. Austin received a desk clock from Santa (John Frantz) Wendy Bearfield Distributive Education Kathy Benedek Distributive Education Richard Bonnett Electrical Construction James Bennett Auto Body Nancy Boring Graphic Arts Seniors Ronald Boston Auto Body Gary Boyer Carpentry Frederick Bovaird Electrical Construction Gary Bovaird Electrical Technology We are a relatively new school matching our pace with that of modern society. We are independent, and this year the Class of '73 experienced a new era. JROTC took a hand in this new pacesetting by adding glamour to our customs already in practice. For example, when the National Anthem sounded each morn- ing, we took it for granted as the flag was raised. Now it means so much more because this task is done by the JROTC Color Guard in full uniform. During this ceremony, we realize what our country really stands for -- the pride we now feel. With everyone trying to be different today, we are ahead of them all when it comes to education. We are learning job skills, work attitudes, and, above all, we, the students, make our own choices of what we want to be. And, fin- ally, we are something out of the ordinary. We are Vo-Tech! Michael Brewer George Brosky Drafting and Design Graphic Arts Daniel Brownlee Auto Mechanics Rodney Cameron Electrical Construction David Caylor Drafting and Design Donald Campbell Machine Shop Jerry Chamberlin Auto Mechanics Seniors Rita Caltagarone Food Service Rick Campbell Auto Body Dawn Cline Food Service Seniors Ron Clinger Drafting and Design Marc Deasey Drafting and Design Scott Duttry Electronics Technology Ramona Cox Graphic Arts Amy Doane Data Processing Wayne Fisher Electronics Technology Clifton Dobson Auto Body Wayne Flack Building Trades Rosemarie Foley Graphic Arts Andrew Freno Building Trades Seniors Cynthia Fustine Barbara Fye Distributive Education Food Service ‘‘Through long, hard work, man can accomplish many things. He doesn’t gain anything, though, until he learns to enjoy life to its fullest and share it with others.” Mr. George Ebert Senior Class Officers asked each teacher for his or her phil- osophy to be used throughout Saga. Mr. Ebert’s words apply to Tech Talk staffers who share their joy. Seniors Roger Geist Building Trades Mark Gresock Auto Body John Haag Carpentry Richard Gilbert Carpentry David Gustafson Electronics Technology 4 Gary Haddow Auto Mechanics Michael Glinkerman Metal Fabrication Jess Guthrie Metal Fabrication Michael Hanzely Machine Shop Seniors Gary Hayes Distributive Education Testing. Testing. Mona Himes Cosmetology Bill Hopkins Auto Mechanics Homer Huber Auto Mechanics Senior's Anna Huefner Graphic Arts Richard Kearney Auto Body Stephen Kennelly Food Service It makes the world a brighter place Just simple things done with grace. For all th,e world is fair to see When someone waves a hand to me r Susan Irvin Distributive Education Friends are more than kids who walk the halls or who eat lunch with us. Friends are also faces we see at the stairwell. These smiling faces belong to hands pushing brooms or washing black- boards. A friend is Miss Elbell always having a band-aid handy. Friends are teachers who excuse us (if our work is done) to work on spec- ial projects, who give constructive crit- icism, and who can still squash us on the basketball floor. We know what true friendship i' the Vikina wav. Peggy Keister Cosmetology Randy Kesterholt Electrical Construction Mary Klaiber Cosmetology Gary Klebacha Auto Mechanics Seniors Cheryl Lesky James Lindy Michael Lingenfelter Data Processing Metal Fabrication Electrical Construction Seniors Randy Lingenfelter Auto Mechanics Denise Lucas Laboratory Technology I Mary Kay Marshall Distributive Education Tim Llewellyn Patricia Lockwood Auto Mechanics Cosmetology Craig Mahlon Fnnri Spruipp Seniors James McKillip Metal Fabrication Brenda Mehall Graphic Arts Michael Mennetti Data Processing Seniors Anthony Modaffare Cosmetology William Mooney Drafting and Design Terry Moore Drafting and Design Thomas Moore Machine Shop David Morris Drafting and Design Senioritis 1. Disease of the mind that affects students around seventeen to eighteen years of age. 2. Treatment - cooperation of teachers plus sympathy in remem- berance of their own attacks. 3. Symptoms - laziness, low grades, absenteeism, daydreaming, pop- ulation growth in the gym accompanied by the empty seats in the classrooms. 4. Prognosis - symptoms occur in early spring and last until graduation. Length of disease is determined by students’ will power- and the date of graduation. Miss D. Elbell R.N. Fred Morris Metal Fabrication Rodney Morris Graphic Arts Seniors David Mortimer Electrical Construction Roxie Myers Cosmetology Philosophies “Knowledge gained through our own errors is often a worthwhile lesson.” Mr. William Calderwood Building Trades “A happy, meaningful life often depends on making the right de- cisions. Think things over, ask advice of those older and wiser, be fair to everyone involved. Once you are sure you’ve made the right decis- ion, stick to it.” Mr. Daniel Shaffer Social Studies “Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.” Gandhi Karen Nestor Duane Oblack Distributive Education Electronics Technology Gary Palumbo Marlene Pape Gary Passmore Graphic Arts Distributive Education Machine Shop Seniors Debbie Patton Cosmetology Patti Peterman Cosmetology Clifford Reed Auto Mechanics Ira Peace Auto Body Lou Ellen Pifer Cosmetology Timothy Reiter Electronics Technology Dallas Pearce Metal Fabrication Greg Preston Electronics Technology Jean Rensel Electrical Construction Senirjrs Recipe for Happiness Two cups of patience (like that of Mr. Art Kunselman's or Miss Mar- garet 3rocious’s) One handful of love (which can be found under any stairwell during the fourth and fifth lunch periods) Two tablespoons of generosity (Mark Gresock giving some of his pizzaburgers to a buddy) Dash of laughter (like Mr. Charles Stuart’s) One headful of understanding (take Mr. Austin who has to juggle students, teachers,and parents) Sprinkle generously with kindness. Spread over a lifetime and serve to everyone you meet. Happiness is the little things that are a part of everyday life that we take so much for granted. A simple laugh, a carefree movement, can bring back the mem- ories of a fellow classmate. You glance down a street, see a familiar silhouette, and you are ready to call out your best friend’s name. You’re sure that you'll never forget that person. Yet, when he turns around, it is not him at all. Happiness is living to see our POW bracelets no longer needed. Our boys came home! Happiness is having a local newspaper editor write a long col- umn praising us. It’s having former Director Robert Brown return and compli- ment us on our clean school. It’s having a stand-up assembly to honor Terri, Cathy, Carl, Terry, Myrna, and Grant for having placed in DECA or VICA com- . petitions. Happiness is being able to use our hands with all of our hearts as we use our heads. Dawn Ruth Dean Schaffer Food Service Auto Mechanics John Richardson Auto Body Pete Roman Data Processing Lee Schindley Auto Mechanics Seniors Tom Schuckers Carpentry Daniel Scott Graphic Arts Martin Scott Drafting and Design Charles Shaffer Machine Shop Kathy Shaffer Henry Shiner Distributive Education Data Processing Laura Sholes Laboratory Technology Time Out for Fun The seniors wanted their May 4 prom to be the very best because they realized that it would be their last. The theme chosen was “...and four be- came one... Everyone willingly helped with all of the senior activities. Those grades that looned so important through the years seemed to be miles away. No one will forget Chuck Alsbaugh as Viking Vick at Expo '73. Even though it was the worst night of the year, about 1800 people showed up. Twenty feet of rope and mud made the most sucessful event at the VICA Tug of War. No one cared about getting muddy; just winning that cake was the goal. When McQuown’s Marauders won first place, Mark Carlson dived into the mud headfirst. VICA’s car smash was also something to remember. Without “Chip- py” Schaffer it would not have been such a success. April 13 marked the gym show. Other dates to remember were May 17, last day for seniors; May 18, senior picnic; and May 23, graduation. Seniors Donald Shreckengost Data Processing Dean Smith Electrical Construction A Paul Smith Food Service William Shreckengost Beverly Smith Distributive Education Graphic Arts Robert Smith William Smith Auto Mechanics Drafting and Design Seniors William Smith Building Trades Doug Sprankle Carpentry Edward Steele Distributive Education Deborah Spak Graphic Arts Becky Sprankle Food Service Lynn States Building Trades “Develop the attitude that life does not owe you a living and that you are willing to do your share to improve life,” is Mr. Robert Ani- baldi's philosophy. We Senior Officers feel that his philosophy is an important one -- one that can lead us to become suc- cessful. To become a success we must learn for ourselves to let our ideas be our own, nurtured in the under- standing and beliefs that have grown through all of our thinking. We have to learn to think for ourselves and to build our own values based on a solid rock of faith in God. We must be willing to sacri- fice a part of ourselves and learn to be independent so as to do our jobs well. We must set a goal for our- selves in the distance yet never lose sight of our hopes and dreams ... or we will surely defeat our purpose. “It is not alone what we do, but also what we do not do, for which we are accountable.” Donna Stewart Cosmetology Terry Stoyek Electronics Technology Joe Tami Machine Shop Gary Uplinger Auto Body Barry Swan Building Trades Keith Swineford Machine Shop Seniors Michael Tost Graphic Arts Judy Utzinger Graphic Arts Douglas Updike Auto Body Grant Vasilauskas Auto Body Seniors Valerie Vilkinofsky Food Service Douglas Welsh Electronics Technology Thomas Wise Auto Body Harry Vrobel Metal Fabrication Michael Welsh Building Trades Brian Wolfgong Electrical Construction Arlene Weirich Graphic Arts Dale Williams Machine Shop Jeanna Wyant Distributive Education Graduation will not affect some students until the fall of 73 when they see school buses go by and remember the seats that once were theirs. All at once, reality hits. They are left behind! They say that they will come back to visit without knowing how much it hurts to walk into the school that they had once been a part of and had had so much pride in. Suddenly, they don't belong anymore. For those girls who made eyes at Mr. Thomas Wildauer, they’ll soon have smashed, dilapidated, and unreparable hearts. He’s getting married! When we are down, troubled, need a friend, and nothing is going right, we Senior Officers will close our eyes and think of her. She brightens even our darkest day. We've got a friend. Thank you for being patient with us as we'll never forget you. Love is rare but a true friendship even rarer. Goodbye and God Bless, Miss Fuller. Nick Yamrick Electrical Construction Linda Zanaglio Distributive Education Doug Zimmerman Carpentry “Tha... tha... that’s all folks! says Gary Palumbo. Photographs were not availble for the following seniors: Donald Cochran Auto Body Ran don Hilliard Machine Shop Thomas Hrinya Laboratory Technology Ronald Keibler Metal Fabrication Randy Lunger Auto Mechanics Randy Miller Metal Fabrication Bill Read Electronics Technology John Smiley Electrical Construction ALBERT, KAREN LOUISE Carrie - DuBois, VICA (12), Volleyball (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Yearbook Staff (12, Assistant editor) ALJOE, KAREN ELAINE Alg”- Punxsutawney, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11), Prom Committee (10.11), Drama Play (12), Yearbook Staff (12) ALSBAUGH, CHARLES H.- DuBois, VICA (10), Viking Vick at Expo '73 ANDERSON, DEBORAH JANE Debby - Falls Creek. VICA (10), Volleyball (12), Softball (12), Basketball) 12), JROTC (12) Senior Directory BORING, NANCY JEAN Nanc - Brockway, JROTC (12), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11, 12, photo.). Yearbook Staff (11, 12), Snowball Dance Court BOSTON, RONALD J. Beans - Punxsutawney BOVAIRD, FREDERICK E. Fred Brockway, VICA (10,11,12, Vice-President 12), Volleyball (11,12), Softball (12), Basketball (11,12), All Star Basketball Team (12), Drama Play (12) BOVAIRD. GARY LEE- Brockway, VICA (10, 11), Gym Show (11), Drama Play (12) ANDERSON, PAULA MARY Broomhilda Brockway, Volleyball (10,11), Softball (10), Basketball (10,11). JROTC (12), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (11,12) ANKENY, MYRNA ANN Short Stuff - Glen Campbell, VICA (12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Softball (11,12), Basketball (11,12), Gym Show (12), Drama Play (12), VICA Western Regional Competition winner ARMAGOST, CARL A. Butch - Reynolds- ville, VICA (10,11,12), VICA Western Regional Competition winner in welding mig and tig BEARFIELD, WENDY ANN Berf - Luthers- burg, VICA (10,11), DECA (12), Volleyball (11) , Basketball (11,12), Queen's Court, Mil- itary Ball; All Star Cheerleader BECK, CATHERINE ELIZABETH Cathy Reynoldsville, VICA (10,11,12), Drama Play (12) , Yearbook Staff (12), VICA Western Reg- ional Competition winner BENEDEK, KATHY V: Reynoldsville, DECA (12), Volleyball (12) BENNETT, JAMES B. Jim - Brockway BISH, KEN M. Bengy - Brookville, Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (12). Gym Show (11,12), Drama Play(12) BONNETT. RICHARD CHARLES Rich Brookville, VICA (10), Wrestling (10,11,12) BOWERS, BRADLEY D. Brad - Punxsutawney, VICA (10,11,12, treasurer 12), Wrestling (10,11, 12), Softball (10,11), Basketball (10), Gym Show (11.12) , JROTC (12, 'A year). Drama Play (12), BROSKY, GEORGE E.- Crenshaw, Wrestling (10.11.12) , Softball (10), Yearbook Staff (12) BROWNLEE, DAN Brownie - Brookville, JROTC (12) BULLERS, SCOTT CRAIG A.J. - Brookville, Wrestling (10,11,12), Basketball (11) CALTAGARONE, LOUIE Peachy - Reynolds- ville, Softball (11,12), Basketball (11,12), Madi- son Light Band - Rhythm CALTAGARONE, RITA MARIE Daffphney Reynoldsville, VICA (10), FCA (10,11,12), Softball (12), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) CAMERON, RODNEY D. Rod - Rossiter, Wrestling (11), Drama Play (12) CAMPBELL, DONALD JAME Sheepdog Punxsutawney, Co-op (12) CAMPBELL, RICK WAYNE Alkie - Brookville, VICA (10), Wrestling (10,11,12), Gym Show (11.12) , JROTC (12, Vt year). Drama Play (12) CAYLOR, DAVID A. Dave - Knoxdale. VICA (10), Wrestling (10,11,12), JROTC (12) CHAMBERLAIN, JERRY ALLAN Wilt Brookville Senior Director) CLINE. DAWN FRANCES- Worthville, JROTC (12) CLINGER, RONALD E. Ron - Brookville, VICA (12), Wrestling (11), Basketball (10, 11,12, Captain), Gym Show (10,11,12), All Star Basketball Team (12) COCHRAN, DONALD ROSS Don - Big Run COX, RAMONA RENEE_ Mona - Brockway, Volleyball (12), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (co-editor 12), Yearbook Staff (11,12), Prom Committee (chairman 10) CRAVEN, KEN W. - Brookville, Wrestling (10,11,12) DEASEY, MARC R.- DuBois, Basketball (12) DOANE, AMY LYNNE- Falls Creek. VICA (10), Volleyball (11,12) DOBSON, CLIFTON BLAIR Cliff - Dora DUTTRY, SCOTT FREDERICK Dutch Falls Creek, VICA (10,11), Volleyball (12), Wrestling (10,11,12, uwl champ 11), Softball (10,11,12, capt. 12). Basketball (10,11,12), Drama Play (12) FISHER, WAYNE ALAN- Rossiter, VICA (10), Softball (12), Drama Play (12) FLACK, WAYNE GREG Jade - Summerville, Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (11,12), Basket- ball (11,12) FOLEY, ROSEMARIE Rosie - DuBois, VICA (10), Volley-ball (11), Tech Talk Staff (11.12) , Yearbook Staff (11,12), All Star Cheerleader FOSTER, ROBERT E. Bob - Sykesville, VICA (10,11), Volleyball (11,12), Wrestling (10.11.12) , Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10.11.12) , Gym Show (12). JROTC (12, % year) FRANTZ, JOHN H. Java - DuBois. VICA (10.11.12) , Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10.11.12) , Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10.11.12) , JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) FRENO, ANDREW PAUL Andy - Glen Campbell, Softball (12), Basketball (12), Drama Play (12) FUSTINE, CYNTHIA A. Cindi - Brockway, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11), Basketball (10), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Prom Committee (10.11) FYE, BARBARA K. Barb - Punxsutawney, VICA (10,12), Volleyball (12), Basketball (12) GEIST, ROGER LEE- Falls Creek, VICA (10) GILBERT, RICHARD LEON Rick - Si gel GLINKERMAN, MICHAEL WAYNE Mike Summerville, VICA (10). Wrestling (10,11,12) GRESOCK, MARK DAVID Primer - Anita, Wrestling (10,11,12) GUSTAFSON, DAVID JOHN Guppy Brockway, Basketball (10,11,12), Volleyball (12) GUTHRIE, JESS DUANE- Summerville, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10,11,12), JROTC (12) HAAG, JOHN EUGENE - Reynoldsville, Volleyball (12), Wrestling (12), Softball (12), Basketball (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) HADDOW, GARY E. - Punxsutawney, JROTC (12), Expo '73 Quiz (12, Bronze Medal) HANZELY, MICHAEL LEE Mink - Sykes- ville, Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10, 11, 12), Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12), JROTC (12, Markman's Certificate) HARTZFELD, REBECCA ANN Becky Luthersburg, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11 12). Basketball (12), Prom Committee (11) HAYES, GARY ALAN- Rockton, VICA (11), DECA (12), Gym Show (10,11.12.MC), Expo '73 Scholastic Quiz, Gold Medal HILLIARD, RANDON R. Hippy - Westville, Wrestling (10,11) HIMES, MONICA LYNN Mona - Anita, VICA (101, Volleyball (12) HOPKINS, WILLIAM CARL Hoppy Brookville, Basketball (12) HRINYA, THOMAS A, Tom - Brockway HUBER, HOMER C. Gizz - Punxsutawney VICA (10) HUEFNER, ANNA MARIE- Brookville, VICA (11, secretary), Gym Show (12), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (10,11,12), Yearbook Staff (10,11,12), Senior Class Treasurer, All Star Cheerleader IRVIN, SUSAN LEE Susie - Reynoldsville, DECA (12), Volleyball (11,12) KEARNEY, RICHARD EUGENE Cricket DuBois, Wrestling (10,11,12), JROTC (12) KEIBLER, RONALD R. Ron - Punxsutawney KEISTER, PEGGY- Brockway, VICA (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12), Senior Class Vice-President Senior Directory KRAMER, BARBARA MAE Barb - Brookville, VICA (10,11), Volleyball (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) LASKA, ZOLTAN D. Hunkie - Punxsutawney, Wrestling (10,11,12), Senior Class President LATTA, BRIAN HOWARD - Punxsutawney, Basketball (11,12) LESKY, CHERYL ANN Joey - DuBois, VICA (10), Volleyball (10,11,12), Softball (10), Basketball (10,11), Gym Show (11,12), Queen's Court, Snowball Dance; All Star Cheerleader LINDY, JAMES R. Jr. - Reynoldsville, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10,11,12) LINGENFELTER, MICHAEL E. Link Ringgold, Wrestling (10,11), Drama Play (12) LINGENFELTER, RANDAL LEE Link Brookville' Wrestling (10,11,12), Basketball (11,12), Player of Week from Brookville LLEWELLYN, TIMOTHY C. Tim - Penfield KENNELLY. STEPHEN CRAIG Steve DuBois. VICA (10), Wrestling (10,11), Softball (10,11), Basketball (10,11), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) KESTERHOLT, RANDY E. Keeterholt Brockway, VICA (10,11), Basketball (10,11,12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10), Softball (10,11,12), Gym Show (10,11,12), Drama Play (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) KLAIBER, MARY VICTORIA Vicki Penfield, VICA (10,12), Volleyball (11), Basketball (11), JROTC (12,14 year). Drama Play (12), Cathy Beck's model in VICA cosmet- ology Regional competition KLEBACHA, GARY LEE Kabach - DuBois, VICA (10), Volleyball (12), Wrestling (10.11. 12), Softball (10,11,12), JROTC (12) KLOTZ, MARTHA MARIE Bugs Bunny Brockway, VICA (10,11), Volleyball (11) LOCKWOOD, PATRICIA ANN Pat - DuBois, VICA (10,11). Volleyball (10), Drama Play (12) LUCAS, DENISE MARIE- Reynoldsville, Volleyball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Yearbook Staff (12, Editor) LUNGER, RANDY L. - Punxsutawney MAHLON, CRAIG ALLEN - Grampian MARSHALL, MARY KATHRYN Mary Kay” Brockport, VICA (11), DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Softball (10). Basketball (11,12), Drama Play (12), Yearbook Staff (12) MCCONNAUGHEY. DIANA LEE Dinnie Rossiter, VICA (12), Volleyball (12), Tech Talk Staff (12), Yearbook Staff (12) MCGARVEY, RICHARD W. Rick - Reynolds- villeVICA (10), DECA (12) Senior Directory MCKEE. GARY EDWARD- Punxsutawney, VICA (10,11, Treasurer 11), Wrestling (10, 11,12), Drama Play (12) MCKILLIP, JAMES ALLEN • Brookville, Honorable Mention in VICA Welding Arc Competition MEHALL, BRENDA KAY Mouse - Brockway, Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12, Social Editor, Editor), Yearbook Staff (12) MENNETTI, MICHAEL ALAN Bennelli Anita, VICA (10,11,12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11,12, Cap- tain 12), Basketball (10,11,12), Gym Show (10.11.12) , Drama Play (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) MILLER, RANDY L. - Knoxdale MODAFFARE, ANTHONY Tony - DuBois, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) MOONEY, WILLIAM ARTHUR Wild Bill DuBois, VICA (12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11), Drama Play (12) MOORE, TERRY LEE Terr - Reynoldsville, VICA (10,11), Basketball (10), Gym Show (12), Senior Class Secretary, Alto for Gospel Sowers Group, All Star Cheerleader MOORE, THOMAS P. Tom - Brockway, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (11) MORRIS, DAVID LEE Dave - Punxsutawney, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10), Softball (10,11, 12), Drama Play (12) MORRIS, FREDERICK LEE Fredrico Corsica, VICA (10,11), Softball (10,11), Drama Play (12) MORRIS, RODNEY JAMES Rod Corsica, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10.11.12) , Basketball (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (12) MORTIMER, DAVID PAUL Mort - Penfield, VICA (12), Volleyball (12), Wrestling (10,11, 12), Basketball (11,12), Madison Light Group, Lead and Base Player MYERS, ROXIE DIANE- Worthville, VICA (10, 11, State VICA Convention 10, State VICA Con- vention for Cosmetology 11), Volleyball (10, 11,12), Basketball (12), Drama Play (12) NESTOR, KAREN L. Nestor - DuBois, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11), Basketball (10,11, Captain 12) OBLACK, DUANE ASA Drain - DuBois, VICA (10,11,12), Volleyball (10), Wrestling (10), Softball (10,11), Gym Show (10,11, 12), JROTC (12, Captain 12), Pro- Marks- man Award PALUMBO, GARY EUGENE- Penfield, VICA (10), JROTC (12, Major), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12, Pressman), Yearbook Staff (12), American Legion Mil- itary Excellence Award PAPE, MARLENE DIANE- Punxsutawney, VICA (10,11, Vice-President 11), DECA (12), Basketball (10), Gym Show (12), JROTC (12, Lieutenant), Queen, Snowball Dance PASSMORE, GARY M. Pazz - Punxsutawney, VICA (10), JROTC (12) PATTON, DEBBIE J. - DuBois, VICA (12), Volleyball (10.11,12), Gym Show (11), Queen, Military Ball PEACE, IRA CLAYTON Fred - Summerville, Volleyball (12), Wrestling (10,12) PEARCE, DALLAS WAYNE- Punxsutawney, VICA (10), Volleyball (10,11), Wrestling (10), Softball (10,11) PETERMAN, PATTI LYNN- Reynoldsville, VICA (10,11), Volleyball (10,11,12), JROTC (12), Representative from this school for Government Youth Traffic Safety Council School Board Convention. PIFER, LOU ELLEN Pickle - Punxsutawney, VICA (10), Volleyball (10,11,12), Softball (10.11) , Basketball (10,12) PRESTON, GREGORY STEVEN PATRICK Prestone Antifreeze - Falls Creek, ViCA (10.12) , Volleyball (12), Wrestling (11,12), Softball (11,12), Gym Show (11,12) READ, Bl LL Z.- Brookville, Gym Show (11), JROTC (12) REED, CLIFFORD P. Buzz - Ringgold Senior Directory SHOLES, LAURA LEE- DuBois REITER, TIMOTHY A. Tiny - Big Run, VICA (10,12), Volleyball (12), Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12) RENSEL, JEAN V,- DuBois RICHARDSON, JOHN L.- Marchand, Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10) ROMAN, PETER J. Little Drummer Boy DuBois, VICA (10,11,12), Softball (12), Basketball (12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Drama Play (12), JROTC (12) RUTH, DAWN CHRISTINE Max - Punxsutawney, VICA (10), FCA (10,11,12, President 12), JROTC (12), Drama Play (12) SCHAFFER, DEAN A. Chippy - Big Run, Gave car to VICA for car smash SCHINDLEY, LEE ROY Crash DuBois, VICA (10), Wrestling (10,11), Gym Show (12), JROTC (12) SCOTT, DANIEL EUGENE Dan - Reynolds- ville. Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11), Basketball (10,11,12), Gym Show (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (11,12) SCOTT, MARTIN Skin - Brookville, VICA (10,11), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10, 11,12), Basketball (10 11,12), Drama Play (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) SCHUCKERS, TOM CLYDE T - Reynolds- ville. Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10,11, 12), Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12) SHAFFER, CHARLES ANTHONY Chuck Summerville, VICA (11), Gym Show (12), JROTC (12), D.A.R. Award (12) SHAFFER, KATHY ELAINE- Ringgold, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11) SHINER, HENRY F. Hank - Punxsutawney' VICA (10,11,12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12), Gym Show (11,12), JROTC (12, 'h year). Tech Talk Staff (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) SHRECKENGOST, DONALD Shreck Reynoldsville, VICA (10,11,12), Volleyball (10.11.12) , Wrestling (10,11,1?), Softball (10.11.12) , Basketball (10,11,12), Drama Play (12), Co-op (12) SHRECKENGOST, WILLIAM Bill - Reynolds- ville, VICA (10,11), DECA (12), Gym Show (10.11) , JROTC (12) SMILEY, JOHN ANTHONY- Glen Campbell, Softball (12), Drama Play (12) SMITH, BEVERLY JOYCE Bev - Falls Creek, Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11, 12), Yearbook Staff (11,12) SMITH, DEAN RONALD- Falls Creek, VICA (12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (11,12) SMITH, DENNIS E.- Glen Campbell, Basketball (12) SMITH, GENE DONALD Smitty - Falls Creek, Wrestling (10.11,12), Softball (11,12) SMITH, PAUL DEAN Chippie - Summerville, Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11,12), JROTC (12) SMITH, ROBERT JAMES B.S. - Sykesville SMITH, WILLIAM DALE Bill - Brookville, VICA (10,11,12), Wrestling (10,11,12), Softball (10,11), Gym Show (11,12), JROTC (12, Lieutenant), DramaPlay (12) SMITH, Wl LLIAM S. Wild Man - Punxsutawney, Volleyball (12), Wrestling (12), Softball (11.12) , Basketball (12), Drama Play (12) SPAK, DEBORAH LYNN Pickle - Reynolds- ville, VICA (10,12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Basketball (10,11), Gym Show (11,12), Drama Play (12). Tech Talk Staff (11), Yearbook Staff (12), Queen's Court, Military Ball, All Star Cheerleader SPRANKLE, REBECCA ANNE Becky Reynoldsville, VICA (10), FCA (10,11,12, Secretary), Volleyball (12), Drama Play (12) SPRANKLE, DOUG Rat - Punxsutawney Senior Director) STATES, LYNN H. — Punxsutawney, VICA (10,12), Softball (11), Basketball (12), Gym Show (12), All Star Basketball Team (12) STEELE. EDWARD W. Ed - Brookville, DECA (12, Parliamentarian), Volleyball (11), Softball (10,11), Basketball (10,11) STOYEK, TERRY L. - DuBois, VICA (10,11,12), Wrestling (11), Gym Show (11,12), JROTC (12, Lieutenant), VICA Western Regional Competition winner in radio and TV repair. SWAN, BARRY L.- Sykesville SWINEFORD, KEITH HOWARD Kip Brookville TAMI, JOE RICHARD Officer Joe - Brockway, Wrestling (11) TOST, MICHAEL RAY Eric - Reynoldsville, Wrestling (10), Softball (10), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (12), Madison Light, Rhythm UPDYKE, DOUGLAS E. Ope - DuBois, VICA (12). Basketball (11) UPLINGER, GARY LEE Joe - Brookville UTZINGER, JUDY MARIE Jude - DuBois, Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (11,12) VASILAUSKAS, GRANT DuBois, VICA (10, 11,12), JROTC (12), VICA Western Regional Competition winner VILKINOFSKY, VALERIE BELINDA Claud - Reynoldsville, VICA (10), Volleyball (12), Softball (12), Basketball (12), Gym Show (11,12) VROBEL, HARRY JAMES - Punxsutawney, VICA (10.11) Wrestling (10,11) WEI RICH, ARLENE ANN Dizzy Dame - Brockway, VICA (12), Volleyball (11,12), Softball (11) Basketball (11,12), Drama Play (12), Tech Talk Staff (11,12), Yearbook Staff (11.12) , All Star Cheerleader, Queen's Court Military Ball WELSH, DOUGLAS WILLIAM Doug • Big Run, VICA (10,12), Basketball (10,11,12) JROTC (12), American Legion Award, Scholastic Excellence, All Star Basketball Team (12) WELSH, MICHAEL J. Bud - Brockway Wl LLI AMS, DALE H. mags - Penfield, VICA (10,11,12), Wrestling (10,11,12), JROTC (12) Honorable Mention in VICA Western Regional Competition WISE, THOMAS CLARK Shorte - Big Run VICA (10,11, 12' president ). Wrestling (11) Gym Show (11,12), JROTC(12), Drama Play (12) WOLFGONG, BRAIN Wolfy - Summerville, VICA (10), Volleyball (12), Wrestling (10,11, 12) Softball (10,11,12) WYANT, JEANNA M. DuBois, DECA (12), Volleyball (10,11,12), Basketball (12), Prom Committee (11) YAMRICK, NICH JOHN - Sykesville, VICA (12), Volleyball (12). Softball (12) Basketball (12), Drama Play (12) YOUNGDAHL, PAUL DOUGLAS Youngin - Brockway, Basketball (10,11), Gym Show (11, 12). JROTC (12) YOUNT, CLYDE EDWIN Fast Eddie - Cool Spring ZANAGLIO, LINDA DIANE Zanell - DeLancey DECA (12' Secretary), Volleyball (10,11), Basket- ball (10), JROTC (12), Prom Committee (10,11), Yearbook Staff (12) ZIMMERMAN , DOUGLAS CLYDE - Brookville, VICA (10,11), Softball (11,12), Basketball (12), JROTC (12, Lieutenant), All Star Basketball Team (12) “My lips are sealed. I’ll never tell what I think, Rod Baby! Karen Aljoe VO-TECH BABY BABBIT- “Yeah, I know. That’s what all the gals say, Rod Morris “Have you guys seen Harry?” Gary Palumbo v; “Cross my heart, Rod, you're cute, says Cindi Fustine. “Yuk. Men give me a pain,’ Roxie Myers Senior Baby Babble “Better jump in here, Harry! Duane Oblack “Oh, Harry, you’ll get from 5 to 10 years sure!” Gary Boyer “I hear the Devil made him do it!” Anna Huefner “Good gracious!” Terry Moore “Close your eyes, Putty Tat,” Don Campbell “Which way did he go?” Gary McKee Senior Baby Babble Go to school? All day? Every day?” Linda Zanaglio Bottoms up. Karen Albert “Tell that basketball scout that I'm over here, says Dave Morris. “Ask me no questions; I’ll tell you no lies, Nancy Boring Senior Baby Babble “When I grow up, I’m gonna be a Cos- mo Cutie...and play basketball...and be in a play...and take art...and....’’ says Donna Stewart. “The ‘ether’ bunny I saw was this long!” brags Tony Modaffare. « V 1 Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet. What’s a tuffet?” asks Barb Kramer. “Look, Ma, no cavities -- all teeth!” says Patti Peterman. Vo-Tech students play football for their sending schools and wear their jerseys to school on Fridays. The 12 Vo-Techers are on the following teams: (left to right) back row, from Brookville are Randy Geer, Harry Reinard, Ron Clinger, Dennis Bartley, Randy Lingenfelter, and John Pennington. Punxsy Chuck players are (left to right) Tim Smelko (No. 26), Gary Passmore, Paul Janocha, and Jim Esposito. Ron Burkett (No. 73) plays for Brockway while Dennis Beard, center, plays for DuBois. Randy (Link) was named Football Player of the Week by his Raider teammates for his action in the Karns City game. Burkett was one of the Little Twelve Conference Champs, Brockway Rovers. Sports are sports. Whether they are intramurals or interscholastics, they still take a lot of skill, practice, and energy. To sports fans, though, sports are just entertainment. Fans don’t really know just how hard boys actually work. No one individual person in sports counts; team work and co- operation are what counts. Hoop La! Once again the Faculty Fleet Footers defeated the student intramural champs. D D cagers went down to a score of 26-19. At the end of the first period there seemed to be confusion in the Faculty huddle as to who was on first or where! Scoring 11 points, Mr. Terry (Flash) Neal had one of his better days and dazzled the D D’S with his fake shots and deadly hooks. Mr. Thomas Wildauer, although he misjudged a few passes, was awake and made his famous behind-the- back passes. Mr. Neal fouled out of the game. Perhaps the Faculty won because the champs were still in a state of shock from seeing the “first string” come on the floor. We mean the women faculty. Leaning-Tower-of-“pizza’’-Yenzi E-B-E-R-T spells trouble for Ron. Hoop Lai Watch out, Trouble, he’s cornin’ through. Five Vo-Tech wrestlers went on to District Nine Tournament this year. Four are shown on the next page. Gene Smith, Brockway, also went on to Dis- trict 9, but there’s no photograph available of him in action. Vo-Tech has eight fellows who wrestle for DuBois. Chuck Ritzie, GA junior, 155, went to Dis- tricts. Pictured above are (first row, left to right) Paul Finger- 119, Martin Mabie- 112, Greg Oger- shok-105, Ken Schaffer- 126, and Bill Wyant- 145. Second row (left to right) John Maloney- 165, Sam Arm- agost- 185, Chuck Rtizie- 155, and manager Don Bouch. Pictured at right are the remaining wrestlers. (Front row, left to right) manager Mike Uberti, Mike Charest- 98, Punxsy; Jim German- 88, Punxsy; and Gene Smith- 138, Brock- way. (Second row) Dean Smith- 145, Brockway; Martin Scott- 165, Brookville; and Carl Dau- gherty- 145, Brockway. Martin Scott, D D, Brookville, senior, 10-4-1 season, took Jim German, FS sophomore, Punxsy. third at Districts and first in Warren Christmas Tournament. 2-1 season, took third at Districts. Scott and one of his trophies. Mike Charest, ET sophomore, Punxsy, 4-7 season, took fourth at District 9 Tournament at Clarion. Chuck Ritzie, GA junior, 3-3 season. Wrestling Intramur ah Denny Bartley pinned Dave Frantz in 210 class. Electronics Technology team won the Intramural trophy. Other wins were: German over Davis Charest over Ogershok Schaffer over Rougeux Bonfardin over Mooney B. Smith over Mortimer Craven over McPherson G. Smith over Maloney Watt over Moore Scott over Guthrie Lingenfelter over Burket overtime The D.E. Jeans won the girls' intramural basket- ball trophy. Directed by Miss Debor- ah Bidwell, P. E. teacher, the intramurals involved six teams with 59 women battling for first place. The intramurals ran from Nov.6 through Dec. 19 during the lunch per- iods. The D.E. Jeans were winners for both periods. The first two runners up were the Lab Tech Stomp- ers, fourth period, and the Food Service Hush Pup- ies, fifth period. Other teams that played were the Food Service Bea vers and the Cosmetology Trotters. Girls’ Intramurals Sock it to ’em, Baby! The Champs. They have the trophy to prove it, too. Shown are (from bottom to top and left to right) Debbie Keister and Wanda Hinds. Holding the trophy are Patty Sheesley and Karen Nestor. Third row - Cindy Hayes and Sarah Snyder. Fourth row - Brenda Armstrong, Jeanna Wyant, and Terri Smith Fifth row - Wendy Bearfield, Becky Hartzfeld, and Sheila Kite. Sixth row - Shelli Davis and Kathy Krach. Last row - Karen Reiter and Mary Kay Marshall. Whata crew! What champs! The above Cosmo Cuties are the '73 volleyball champions of girls intramur- als. They defeated such exotic teams as the Lab Tech Rubber Stompers, Food Service Butterballs, and Distributive Education Raiders. Donna Stewart is holding the trophy. Debbie Kelichner is to the right of the trophy. Seated on the stage from left to right are Barb Kramer, Mona Himes, Betsy Kaizer, Patti Peterman, and Peggy Keister. Roxie Myers was absent when the picture was taken. Intramurals play an important part in Vo- Tech girls' lives. The competition is fierce (we like to be win- ners) and participation includes almost all of the girls in the school. Dinsmore’s Dinga- lings came in second in the tournament. Up, up, and away.... These are the officers responsible for this year’s tug-of-war contest, the fantastic car smash, dart throw, etc. Seated is Darlene Ankeny, secretary; Terri Smith, reporter; Tom Wise, president; Roger (Peanuts) Davis, Parlimentarian; Fred Bovaird (left in last row) vice president; and Mike Brewer, treasurer. VICA got off to an early start by having their '72-'73 schedule made and approved before '72 June was over. It was a good year for VICA members. The following five Vo-Techers placed in the Western Reg- ional Competition high enough to go on to Harrisburg in April: Terry Stoyek, Electronics Technol- ogy, radio and TV repair; Carl Armagost, Metal Fabrication, welding mig and tig; Myrna Andeny, Food Service; Grant Vasilauskas, Auto Body; and Cathy Beck, Cosmetology. Vicki Klaiber was Cathy’s model. Honorable mention went to John Dinger, Drafting and Design; Doug Snyder, Auto Mechanics; Tim Smelko, Carpentry; Dale Williams, Machine Shop; and Jim McKillip, Metal Fabrication; weld- ing arc. Debbie Spak, Graphic Arts; Lynn States, Building Trades; and Richard Gadley, Metal Fabrica- tion, sheet metal; also went to Harrisburg to compete. Tost Hits Roof! Car Smash was Fantastic Success . Witches Brewed I0WEEN I 800 toU'OO VICA State Winners How sweet it is to bring home a trophy or two, or three from Harrisburg where the Pennsyl- vania VICA Convention was held this year. Shown are the trophied winners: Grant Vasilauskas, first in auto body; Terry Stoyek, second in electronics technology; and Lynn States, third in building trades. About 900 students from all over the state competed in the various events. At a standup assembly, VICA state winners, contestants, and delegates were honored by proud classmates and faculty. Terry Stoyek, electronics technology; Carl Armagost, welding mig and tig, metal fabrication; Myrna Ankeny, food service; Grant Vasilauskas, auto body; and Cathy Beck, cosmetology; had all placed in the Western Regional Competition at Youngwood, Pa., just a few days before they went on to state finals at Harrisburg. Honorable mentions winners at Regionals were John Dinger, drafting and design; Doug Sny- der, auto mechanics; Tim Smelko, carpentry; Dale Williams, machine shop; and Jim McKillip, weld- ing arc, metal fabrication. Fourteen Vo-Techers traveled to Harrisburg for the finals. In addition to the Regional winners, Lynn States, building trades; Debbie Spak, graphic arts and Richard Gadley, metal fabrication; accompanied teachers Mr. William Calderwood, Mr. A1 Mattivi, and Mr. Robert Hetrick, VICA adviser. Delegates to the convention were Tom Wise, VICA president; Ellie Carlson, graphic arts, Sab- rina Wagner, drafting and design; Clair Gleason, drafting and design; and Doug Valkosky, auto body. Vicki Klaiber was Cathy’s model. Vo-Tech has competed for three years in VICA contests. Two out of the three years Vo-Tech has had a first-place state winner in auto body. This is building trades' first year in competition, and they have a winner. Grant went on to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to compete in the nationals in June. State Winner for DECA To have a state winner the first year that you enter a competition is an indication that you are doing some- thing right. Terri Smith won a second place in the shadowbox com- petition at Erie and went on to wm first at Lancaster, Pa. So what is Distributive Ed- ucation? Many people ask this. DE is many things as shown by the small pictures here. It is dressing windows, mak- ing displays, selling merchan- diseat Viking Village, learn- ing business math, and on and on. Terri had to use good de- sign principles and create a display with materials given to her at the competition. She’s learned her lessons well. DECA Contestants at Erie Sheila Kite made like an Avon lady at the Erie conference. Other contestants were Wanda Hinds, Jeanna Wyant, Jackie Hense, Becky Hartzfeld, and CindyHofstetter. Sarah Snyder works on a shadowbox entry. Viking Expo ' FANTASTIC-OUT-OF - SIGHT - GREAT etmm am mm mt VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCUM! OPENING DOORS TO CABBR Here’s the masterpiece. What more needs to be said when almost 2000 people braved the worst roads of the 73 winter to attend Viking Expo 73? People’s comments actually ranged from “Fantastic to “Great. Throughout SAGA there are many references to Expo 73; so there is little need for extra pages here. State Director of Vocational Education Dr. John Struck congratulates Scholastic Olympics Quiz win- ner Gary Hayes at Expo 73. Food Service won the Viking Vick trophy for best booth. Dr. John W. Struck, state director of vocational education, was here to present the Scholastic Olympics champions their medals. Besides Gary Hayes (left), Jim Stahl- man, junior, won a silver medal while Gary Haddow, senior, won a bronze. Expo was a fantastic success because everyone helped, everyone contributed. When MC Denny Beard couldn’t come because he was snowed in, John Frantz stepped in and took over. Vo-Tech-made doorprizes went to people from all areas of Jefferson County. The area was saturated with Graphic- Arts-printed-Commercial-arts-developed placemats. George Brosky’s baby was silk screening our information onto pos- ters. February 14 really was a sweet-heart of day and night. Drama Class Assembly The second semester all-senior Drama Class presented three one-act plays at an assenbly in March. Tak- ing part in mod versions of “Cinderella,” “Jack and the Beanstalk,” and “Snow White,” were (front row left to right) Gary Bovaird, Roxie Myers, Mike Tost, Donna Stewart. Next row, Dave Morris, Scott Dut- try, Becky Sprankle, Don Schreckengost, Dawn Ruth, Rosie Foley, Rod Cameron. Lynn States in back. Win a few, lose a bunch. The Prince cuts out with his “chariot.” Prince “Charming” (?) tries the un-glass slipper on Cinderella’s size 11 combat foot. The Wicked Witch from the other play enjoys the couple’s un-happy sit uation. JKOTC The Queen and her Court Tim Smelko, Debbie Spak, Queen Debbie and Dennis Patton, Wendy Bearfield, Greg Marshall yWiat is JROTC? It’s the splendor and glory of having the Color Guard raise 1 the flag every morning. It’s the honor and pride in Cadet’s eyes as they receive • their promotions. It’s Chuck Shaffer receiv- ing the DAR Award at the Mil- I itary Ball. It’s fellows with neat hair - fellows who seem to stand I taller now. It’s inspection time when Cadets’ reflections can be seen I in their mirror-bright boots. JROTC is more than all of these, though. Cadets learn self-confid- I ?nce and self-discipline as well as leadership, citizenship, I and patriotism. This isn’t to say that these things are not already a part of Vo-Tech; it’s just that JROTC alike a touch of lemmon to bring out the real flavor...an ! added zest. JROTC For Maj. Palumbo and MSG Welsh, it’s excellence plus! -ECA state winner Terri Smith is honored (by her fellow Cadets with a dozen roses pid a promotion to 2nd Lt. at a special as- pnbly. Cadets help make Christmas merry for orphans. Gym Show B V Unfortunately, SAGA '73 was printed before the gym show, “Great Expectations,” held on Friday the 13. For- ty-two students worked our in 17 different events for the third anual event. Also unfortunately, there were only three still rings pic- tures available. High bar: Bob Foster, Mike Uberti, Darrell Brandt, and Terry Stoyek. Vaulting (girls): Debby omeitzer, Candy Zimmerman, Debby Spak, and Kathy Harris. Still rings: Bill Read, Mike Lorelli, Tim Milford, Carl Armagost, Lee Schindley, Bill Smith, Debby Emery, Ter- ri Smith, and Duane Oblack. Modern dance: Terry Stoyek and Cheryl Lesky, Tim Smelko and Debbie Spak, Denny Beard and Marlene Pape, Darrell Brandt and Rosie Foley, Lynn States and Sa- brina Wagner. Judo: Duane Oblack and Bill Read Horse: Dennis Watt Trampoline: Greg Preston, Bob Foster, Mike Uberti, Janet Lindy, Candy Zimmerman, and Ron Clinger. L sit muscle up - Smith Back lever - Stoyek Two-man stunts: Denny Beard and Tom Wise, Sabrina Wagner and Lynn States. Parallel bars: Dan Scott and Denny Beard Mini-tramp: Bob Vizza, Paul Smith, Ken Schaffer, Mike Uberti, and Terry Stoyek. Uneven parallel bar: Terri Smith, Debby Smeltzer. Ropes: Mike Mennetti, Dan Fleming, Tim Smelko, and Bill Smith. Tumbling: Barb Smith, Regina Yanulittis, Barb Palmer, Myrna Ankeny, and Dianne Kolash. Doubles tumbling: Barb Smith and Debby Smeltzer. Bones dance: Barb Palmer, Barb Smith, Debby Smeltzer. Floor Exercise: Terry Stoyek and Tom Wise. Balance Beam: Cheryl Lesky, Anna Huefner, Terri Smith, and Terry Moore. Announcers: Gary Hayes, and Stephanie Deter. Skit: Randy Kesterholt and Ken Bish. Coming out of handstand Oblack Sparks fly as an Auto Body student learns how to weld. Mark Hofstetter Jim Knox Jeff Kriner Doug Lowmaster John Marnati Sam Marrara Ed Metts Dennis Miller Rich Mooney Keith Morris Jim Overman Jeff Phillips Dennis Richardson Bob Snyder Terry Tapper Doug Valkosky Jeff West Auto Mechanics A % i ' i Dale Young Hoppy diagnoses engine. Bob Albert Mike Angeletti Tom Bojalad Eugene Burtop 4T Jim Caltagarone Bill Champlin Jack Delp Richard Eberhart Gary Ellenberger Dave Gould Steve Grusky Mike Hinder liter Dave Kilmer Mike Kopeck Hoppy and Link work. Dan Long John Reed Ken Schaffer Doug Snyder Allen Popson Bryan Sutter Andy Watt Dave Williams Mike Wingard Building Trades Dave Anderson Mike Barnett Larry Bonfardin Melvin Burdick Don Byerly Carl Daugherty Dan Delarme Bryan Greeley Mud pies? Tim Milford Randy Mitchell Denny Reed Ken Painter Brian Kearney Tony Koladish Tom Kosko Steve Pisoni Greg Marshall Terry McCullough Dan Schaffer Dale Shaffer Jim Stewart Jim Sushereba Bend Lou Dubensky Rick Fike Jeff Hayes Rick Kaza and Donald Kerr Chris Kirk John Kosempa Byron Kunselman stretch, reach for the ... saw? Right on, Bullers and Beard. ■■■■■ ■■■■■ Carpentry Bill Long Marty Mabie Bob Mohney Dan Muth m Sophmore Curt Burkett lives by the (golden?) six-foot rule. Tim Pearce Mike Petrucci Mike Preston Dave Roush Richard Verne Fred Walker Pat Wolfe Talk about hard hats! Denny Zimmerman Cosmetology Darlene Ankeny Pat Boston Gidget Brady Cindy Brosky Deb Burkett Kate Davidson April Dennison Kathy Dunham Lori Llewllyn Connie Emery Evelyn Hartzfeld JoAnn Hendricks Georgann Geist Carol Betsy Kaizer Kammerdeiner Christy McPherson jerrj j eal Jane Strohm Sue Switzer Debbie Kelichner Lisa King Linda Olson Karen Rosana Rhonda Walters Cindi Wells frataPj wng Connie Alburg Randy Colgan Darlinda Fye Lynn Bassetti Dave Brody Mona Doane John Fuller Lynn Henry Mary Ellen Huffman Where's the shrink? Mitzi McDivitt Janet Murray Rich Raybuck Chuck Riggie Betty Shaffer Barb Smith Donna Snyder Ron Sprague Paul Wachob Georgia Weisner Debbie Welsh Felix Zents Brenda Armstrong Martin Boschini Robin Brown Ed Chamberlin Roger Davis Shelli Davis Oops, there’s mud in Sarah Snyder's - er - eye? They tried to hold that line. Bonnie Hamilton Denise Harriger Cindy Hayes Jackie Hense Joyce Hicks Wanda Hinds Cindy Hofstetter Sheila Kite Kathy Krach Debbie Keister Jeff Martino Mollie Martz Terri Smith After placing se- cond in shadow box competition in Erie, Terri won first at the DECA Leadership Conferrence, Lancas- ter, Pa. She defeated 27 other contestants. Roger McConnell Karen Reiter Patty Sheesley Debbie Smeltzer Vicky Smith Sarah Snyder Richard Steele Debbie Wingert Drafting and Design Mark Beard Bruce Becker Dan Blauser Ray Burnette Jim Carpino Cheri Caliari John Dinger Mark Dunning Dave Eberly Clair Gleason r I f I A Dan Klees Bob Kosko Phil Kuntz Ken Laukitis Randy Rowe Brian Spencer Jim Stahlman Sabrina Wagner Drafting and Design Cindy Mendat Mark Miller John Pennington Susan Reitz HAVE TO WORK A SKINNY FOR | f If there is one thing he is not, it’s cold turkey. Mr. Robert Hetrick always has a “kind” word for his students, yeah! Charles Welsh Darius Wolfe Bill Wyant Brad Zediak Electrical Construction Dale Kear Bill Knox Jeff McBride Bill Molinengo Greg Ogershok Harry Reinard Dave Roman Ron Shick Rich Siple Joe Skubisz Jim Smith Joe Solida Greg Steele George Veltri John Waters Alton Wray Electronics Technology fM+ Greg Allshouse Mike Charest Tom Chelgren Mike Clark Ed DeFoor Guy DeMotte Tom Dobis Rich Erickson J , Rob Marshall Mike Lorelli Don Lunger Bruce McClain Steve McPherson Paul Read Mark Sherretz Dave Sprankle Paul Zortman Circuits...circuits...circuits. Bill Read has circuit nightmares! Food Service Diane really has the sweet touch as she decorates cakes for the Food Service booth that won first place in Viking Expo 73. Tom Butler Diane Butters Diane Cameron Malcolm Campbell Jeff Colgan Sharon Duttry Kerry Geer Cindy Gelnette Jim German Georgia Haythorn Cindy Hochrein Molly Kennedy FoodSmice “We won!” Barb goes ape. Barb Palmer Dale Porter Bob Rose man Mary Simmons booth! We’re the best.” Graphic Arts i- f thf J°hn ayne (Frantz) bringing up the rear and ole Rod Morris steering, Dinsmore’s De- alings kept outa the mud. They still keep moaning, “We won but nobody knows it.” Sorry GA. Yah gotta stay m there 'stead of leaving the scene. Fay Himes Debbie Karetski Bridget Fuller Donna Grubbs Kathy Harris Cindy Hetrick Dave Phillips Mike Mottern Graphic Arts Laboratory Technology Pam Bierly Deborah L. Burkett Steffy Deter Jerry Gaston Nancy Grubbs Janet Heffner One good squirt deserves another . . . even in a serious experiment in which Joyce Truesdale gener- ates oxygen. Karen Henry Jim Johnston Pam Kohler Dianne Kolash Mark Kraus Ron Laukitis Karen Lindy Beth Marshall George McCoy Lou Patton Laboratory Technology “ Boy, do your eyes ever look funny! Two future Jet Setters check out Lab Tech equipment during open house. No, they won’t be qualified to become “ mad scientists ” who work with critters that lurk in the night. They will, instead, work with beakers, thermometers, and test tubes - - all glass-shattering experiences is what some of the Lab Tech students say is true. Right, Annette and Joyce? Cheryl Reed David Repine Annette Sprankle Chrystale Swab Joyce Truesdale Cindy Yohe M. ado me Shop Joe O’Harah Joe Pangallo Brian Reasinger Russ Reiter Machine Shop They couldn’t eat their cake till they cleaned off the mud. Captain Mark Carlson tests the tug-of-war prize to see if it's okay for the McQuown s Marauder champs t0 Marauder spirit soared sky high this year. They also won the makings for a party ’cause they influenced the most people to come to Viking Expo 73. Or could it be that they’re just always hungry and the prizes are always food. Chuck Rogers Joe Rougeux John Shaffer Chuck Shiock Harold Snyder Keith Strouse Denny Watt Metal Fabrication Gary Aravich Dick Bartlett Rodger Bowser Ken Crawford Dale Keister Ken Kerr Bryan Neal Freeman Pierce Metal Fabrication Missing Persons Bureau Auto Body Andy Kovalchick Building Trades Mike Koromaus Randy Manners Carpentry Vince Anderson Lance Sink Kevin Smith Data Processing Randy Jones post graduate Electrical Construction Steve Haught Electronics Technology Steve Beercheck Paul Finger Ken Smith Food Service Tami Carion Graphic Arts Debbie Emery Cindy McGarvey Dave McMinn Regina Yanulittis Machine Shop Bob Truesdale Metal Fabrication Dale Fuller Barry Hicks “Here he is - no, he isn’t. Have you found Andy? Bill isn’t on the list.” Yearbook staffers went slightly batty as they looked for stu- dents' pictures among the hundreds on the desk tops in the SAGA office. Inevitably, some people were absent when the photographers were here. At left are the missing underclassmen. Good-byeAir. Cams After 31 years of teaching, Mr. James Carns has decid- ed to retire. He is Vo-Tech’s first teacher to do this. While teachers and students will say Goodbye,” the word doesn’t mean that. We’re printing Mr. Cams’ philosophy here as his leg- acy to all of us, not just to his men” in Auto Mechan- ics. His words are good ones to live by. Our Good-bye” means Thank you.” Mr. Carns really is a Doctor of Motors, an honor and a well-earned title. It is natural, then, to show him and his men” in their diagnostic center as Auto Mechanics Internists. As active as Mr. Carns has been all of his life, his re- tirement from teaching merely means that as one chap- ter closes another will surely begin in his life. Good luck, Mr. Carns. We’ll try to live by your words of wisdom - even though our words have not been few. May the happiest of the past be the saddest of the fu- ture. SAGA Staff To Thine Own Self Be True” First of all, be true to your- self. Then you cannot be false to others. Seek wisdom and understand- ing; be patient and tolerant of all persons. Do what has to be done with zeal, and never put off until ano- ther day the things that must be done today. Be truthful in all things. Above all, be a good listener to the other fellow, and let your own words be few - but wise.” Mr. Cams Mr. James Carns Auto Mechanics Faculty Mr. James Albert Commercial Art Mr. Robert Anibaldi Auto Body Mrs. Barbara Benson Social Studies Mr. Robert Bickerstaff Coordinator of Vocational Education Miss Deborah Bidwell Physical Education SGM William Bogardus JROTC Miss Margaret Brocious Science Mr. William Calderwood Building Trades Don’t just do something, Miss Bidwell. Stand there! Our faculty is the greatest. They not only care about us but they also take time to have fun with us...like the above basketball game. Our guys were so shocked at seeing the above “starters” that they lost to the second-string team the men faculty players. Faculty Mr. M. Gene Crawford Carpentry Mr. Ronald Corbet Electrical Construction Mr. Ray Dinsmore Graphic Arts Mrs. Schrecengost combines hobbies and teaching. She makes “critters” from used data processing cards for home decorations as well as class demonstrations. Mr. Ronald Doane Language Arts Mr. George Ebert Social Studies When our teachers hit the root, they really hit the roof! Mr. Tyler paid a quarter to work off steam at VICA’s car smash. Faculty Lt. Col. Bernard Garred JROTC Mr. Robert Hetrick Drafting and Design Mr. Roger Keith Metal Fabrication Mr. Art Kunselman Laboratory Technology Jump! Jump! Jump! See them jump. Jump, Devil, jump! Mr. A1 Mattivi Electronics Technology Mr. Robert McQuown Machine Shop Mr. Larry Neal Guidance Counselor Mr. Terry Neal Math Faculty Mr. Robert Netzlof Data Processing Mr. Charles Peel Physical Education Speak to me in Fortran! Mr. Merle O’Neil Food Service Mr. David Sevin Science Men’s Health Language Arts Math “Touch my tree and I'll cut your heart out!” The tree is special to Miss Fuller; it’s a Christmas tree made by some of her students. A classic no less.... Mr. Charles Stuart Science Mrs. Joan Swigart Language Arts Mr. Milton Tyler Distributive Education Mr. Thomas Wildauer Math Vacuity Mrs. Sydney Steele Reading Lab A special thank you goes to Mr. Stuart, who spent many hours developing and printing pictures for SAGA. His specialty was the faculty-student game (leaning tower of pizza?) Mrs. Sandra Wolfe Business Law Mr. William Yanek Librarian Mr. Ralph Yenzi Cosmetology Custodial Personnel “Popcorn” Anthony Alvetro Head Maintenance Our Kitchen VIP’s: Mrs. Jean Vizza, Head Cook Mrs. Anna Hetrick, Mrs. Evelyn Borden, and Mrs. Mary Harris. Anyone for a sticky bun? • Our clean school and good food aren’t accidents. We thank these “friends” for all of their help in mak- ing us one of the best! Friends at the stairwell Mrs. Margaret Kougher, Mrs. Margaret McMillen, and Mrs. Char- lotte Yanek take five to smile for us. Bill Bowlby Steve Harold Gifford Office Staff Miss Crystal Duncan Administrative Secretary Miss Dee Dee Bowers Keypunch Operator Mrs. Rebecca Martz Bookkeeper Mrs. Connie Thiebaud Guidance Secretary Secondary Education Secretary Mrs. Jane Moore helps Mrs. Nancy Maczacyj cut her farewell cake. Mrs. Nelda Peters Instructional Secretary Mr. Dan Fenstermaker Adult Education Secretary Mrs. Rebecca Pennington Practical Nursing Secretary Administration Mr. Welton E. Austin Principal Mr. John Himes Coordinator of Adult Education Mr. Marlin L. Hartman Supervisor of Vocational Education Mr. Joseph Schmader Coordinator of Business Jefferson County-DuBois A VTS School Committee and Chief SchooI Administrator Without the eight dedicated men on the Jefferson County- DuBois Vocational-Technical School Committee and Chief School Administrator Dr. Ronald V. Giberson, our school could be just another school. Thanks to these eight Committee members and Dr. Giber- son, we can walk tall and proud as we say to the world, “We are one of the best vocational-technical schools in the state.” Dr. Ronald V. Giberson Brookville Area School District Chief School Administrator Jefferson County-DuBois Area Vocational-Technical School George E. Work Punxsutawney Area School District President L. Ivan Shindledecker DuBois Area School District Vice President Charles E. Calhoun, Jr. Brockway Area School District Member L. Glenn Elbel Punxsutawney Area School District Member Bruce R. MacBeth Brookville Area School District Member Charles E. Mortimer Brockway Area School District Member John E. Royer, Jr. DuBois Area School District Member Edwin Willis Brookville Area School District Member The End The “Thin Man” waves good-bye to seniors Linda Zanaglio and Karen Aljoe. Some yearbook staffs brag a lot about pasting up their pages and crop- ping (cutting) the pictures. On March 4, layout sheets were delivered to the SAGA Staff hangout ....Mrs. Swigart’s office. On April 4, the last of 96 pages was finished and sent to Graphic Arts to be printed. This means that we took our own pictures, developed them, printed them, and cropped them. Graphic Arts made halftones, line shots, contact prints, negatives, plates, and finally ran off all 48,000 pages! ’Twas a miracle because we had problems that we never even used - like dull, crooked papercutters, etc., etc. SAGA means story; we’ve lived one. Editor- Denise Lucas Assistant editor- Karen Albert Adviser- Mrs. Joan Swigart (candid photography) Sports editor- Paul Finger Senior directory and baby pictures- Linda Zanaglio, Karen Aljoe, Karen Albert, Gary Boyer, Cathy Beck, Cindi Fustine Staff- Cindy Hetrick, Jane Strohm, Kathy Harris, Debbie Smeltzer DE salesmen: Karen Reiter, Cindy Hayes, Shelli Davis, Brenda Arm- strong Photography developing and printing: Mr. Charles Stuart, John Becker, Jeff McBride, Mrs. Swigart Graphic Arts production: (Adviser- Mr. Ray Dinsmore) Pressmen: Paula Anderson, Rod Mor- ris, Co-Cpt. Gary Palumbo Composition: Diana McConnaughey, Rosie Foley, Judy Utzinger Stripping: Brenda Mehall, Bev Smith, Co-Cpt. Nancy Boring Litho-photographer: Dan Scott, Anna Huefner, Assistant- Mona Cox Finishers: Mike Tost, George Brosky Platemaking: Arlene Weirich, Fay Himes Proofreading and paste-ups: Debbie Spak Division Pages: Mr. James Albert