Ridgway High School - Elker Yearbook (Ridgway, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1966 volume:

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I9 ru gram . . . . Section I . . . . Section II . . . . Section III . . . . Section IV . . . . Section V Section VI The cover of this book was designe by Walter Shield, a member of th graduating class. 3111 flflemuriam Bnnalil mediate Zfiiimnss, gr. mag S, 1953 jlfehruarg 4, IEEE All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players . . The class of nineteen hundred and sixty-six presents a play, THE ELKER, the drama of a year of learning, laughter and love, produced here in print and pictures. From the rise of the curtain on the comedy of freshmen to the final act for which the bows are now being taken, we, the seniors, have played our many parts. Our most important role is yet to be played. Our stage is large and our critics severe, but we face our audience with confidence and poise. 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JACK MICHEL Sofia! Smdigg Healzb, Plsyriral Education Pbyriml Edumiion University of Miss, Southern Lock Haven State Teachers College Penn State University Edinboro State College University of Pittsburgh Penn State University MR. PATRICK MONDOCK MR. WILLIAM NORTHY MR. KENNETH OLSON Pbyrirol Education, Health, Hixlory . Guidunre, . Imillilfldl Af!! Lock Haven State Teachers College Ifgdlana State UP 'eE5 Y California State College enn State University University of Pittsburgh MR. LEWIS ZIEGLER Musir Catauba College University of North Carolina BUS DRIVERS Mr. Fred Austin, Mr. George Daughenbaugh, Mr. Norman Rausch, Mr. Tom Rawlings, Mr. Grant Kline, Mr. William Abplanalp, Mr. Batista Tamburline INIISS MARGARET LAUDER Spanirb Goucher College Cornell University Bucknell University University of Madrid University of Menendez Pelayo University of Valencia University of Arizona Guadalajara All Aboard ! CUSTODIANS Mr. Streich, Mr, Swanson, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Paiotto COOKS Mrs. Elsie Morey, Mrs. Helen Abalanalp, Mrs. jean Anderson, Mrs. Edi Carlson, Mrs. Margaret Glans Mrs. Margaret johnson, Miss Anna Nelson, Mrs. Clara Carlson No, I'm not busy! Cross reference Smile! I know you're there! What's your problem, kid? A If Naam? M mf .jggggvgfxxzfnaw ae. new M. Qf- 'M r 4' --.,W -1 ,,,,,NQm A, f ,, , ,M A, 1? i W 48 W- ff, I if . 'iz ' ' Y X L QE? f AV 'Q' if-r - A v v 1 . -ff-f .N 5211211111 Grains CLASS OFFICERS Prex.-Joseph DePar1filis Vire Prey.-Phillip Anstrom Sec.-Donald Milligan Treax.-Robert johnson 1 ,J 1 . 'eh S J. Costion , ' T. Dnvxdo .S S SS . S z I ' .f U J- DCUHUO .- x ' Yi ' . ,pw M. f ' ':'QQ., , Q . 1353 J. Dehans- I H Q- :ielgW f k?S:-QQ . mr gg J- DePfmf111S S . -E-sf' W B- DiCk1f1S0H SS., - Q S S gg. D- DUUHCIWY ' - ' . S SS rrg SS ' g A ' . 'S ' ' S S I.. Egger ' ' SI S- -a s - rr 2 S S .. - J 'Jf' v . 4 S. S S Q 1 ffm S Q1.h f S. 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K, - 'f , W 4 x K' n a X 1 L. Patton, L. Saline, R. Malone D. Utah, J. DeGroat, A. Bussoletti, L. Fostmeir Practice makes perfect? - 1 J l 4 gf 1- ' N i W 1: Come on in and break up the monotony. Remember, only you can prevent forest fires. Segregation Y Let's hear it for the Elkers !-Rah! A new shipment of books? jlirnesh But I had a :andwirb for lunch, Mother. John's reels aren't spinning! X 3 Q ' w s'f'.2' iii-522' r Suphumuress H 8 X ifazif : . - ' - , -5.1-5. . : . ,sae-rf L: CLASS OFFICERS Pref.-Buddy Roof V. Pre:-Carl Park Sec.-Marilyn Urmann Trear.-Kathy Stanley , . ,- 349' Vi s 335 K f ...N ., , - 2 L 'Z ! 8 . A ? ,fm A , - - , hp, j : .3 .xgimnf 5. ,..,. .ff 1 - . 35 ' fy QQ'-W5 . ., , L, 54 Q '- ' 1 Q- - i1,:f,. , wM2'Q -'F - in 'Q - - ,5 -, iq ' fn' .. .1 1 - SSS, -' S ' U 1' I 2. ' ':i.f'1,.i' 3' gii?i'1?ilQZ7.f? . :L . v , A h . ':'ifg.qm'Q6iSiii5' Y ,,X,Q.fga:--Srl M. M 54-. ,' R - :pw ' , V S .- ' ' 4,5 g '- . WL X N B. 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QWQ 1 551 N .1 Ari II Y g- . -avg? n ix ,. 7 'aaa As, 3 1 - A H 1 an ,A 1 my FQ P 1 S gn, Y Y L 1 . ,, K wx ,L Eff ' . pf ' 1 ug 2 1 vi iv A .L 754 M 45426. -kv' , , ,Q , x Kb- W 1-4., 5 5 1, , Q wi 1 'fi ..,.,,...e f Quan'-H i 4 M :' w , 'Y 3 , ,'n'v-M, A.u'zEd1zor D Dobson Edffvf W Chl? S Cum BuJ1ne.r.fEd1t0r R T1mm Lay0ulEd1ior J Rltter Ad11em,rn1gEd1zof R S1mon LizemryEd1lo1 K Myers Typ1ngEd11or G Gler PbologmphyEd1lo1 J Sykes PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF TYPING STAFF J. Sykes, E. Secor, A. Caggeso W Sh1elds R Anderson R Park N Starr G G1er J Imhof J Jack D. Anderson, M. Tully 21' LAYOUT STAFF R. Olson, E. Scott, J. Ritter LITERARY STAFF C. Forbes, P. Kenrick, S. King, D. Fernstrom, K. Myers L. Assalone, D. Fay, K. Magnuson, K. Brian. Glker FQ -fu. X 'i '25 BUSINESS STAFF C. Berger, R. Timm, L. Thomas, D. Sherwood, S. Carver 5 ADVERTISING STAFF f S M. Mascioni, R. Simon, W. Hammond, P. Viglione, B. Andrews, J. Gulnac, J. Sidoni. .iiiuh ent Qluunril EXECUTIVE BOARD R. Cavalline-Vice President, L. Cenni-President, C. Newell-Treasurer, F. Cenni-Secretary 5 E . m l . ' - 2 111 Row-R. Cavalline, J. DePanfilis, F. Cenni, C. Newell, L. Cenni, B. Caggeso, B. Roof, T. Dickinson. 2nd Row-Mr. Northy, I. Leahy, P. Kenrick, C. Yorns, P. Havens, B. McCloskey, Mr. McQuown. 3rd Row-D. Milligan, D. Zuchelli, M. Nappe, D. DeAngelo, J. Healy,- D. Robertson, B. Kilpatrick. 411: Row-B. Castle, J. Rickard, M. Buck, A. Titchner, B. Gallup, L. Olson. 49 fllflarnunehxz In Row-T. Trentine, R. Hartland, P. Anderson, C. Berger, B. Caggeso, L. Supon, R. Park, I. Leahy, D. Loncoske, L. Gasbarre. 2nd Row-R. Anderson, D. Huckabone, T. Dickinson, L. 'Serafini, C. Yorns, G. Himes, J. jack, V. Eagen, Mrs. LaBorde. 3rd Row-B. Cox, M. Nappe, S. King, G. Gier, D. Imhof, J. Fields, N. Miles, L. Borger, J. Imhof, D. Himes. 421: Row-J. DeChano, K. Blose, S. Shaffer, K. Ferraro, J. Gier. S. Kunes, B. DeGroat, N. Starr. 3FlXl.A. 1.rt Row-J. Eckland, P. Anderson, K. Magnuson, M. Swanson, R. Carlson. 2nd Row--R. jones, D. Matson, H. Reed, K. Weisenfluh, C. Forbes, E. Platt, M. Ott. 3rd Row- P. Brown, B. Gween, S. Murnaghan, B. DeGroat, M. Gregor, D. Eckland, J. Lewis. Ben! Spinners? Euniur Eihrariamz 1:1 Row-M. Olay, J. Lockwood, J. Imhof, G. Gier, Mrs. Eckert. 2nd Row-D. Biorkquist, S. Shafer, M Avexy, M. Terbovich. 3rd Row-K. Wolff, D. Shaffer, B. Raybuck, R. Wolff, K. Stall. 7.5211 luh Fin! Row-S. Johnson, J. Tully, K. Weisenfluh, D. Huckalwone. Z. Fulmer, M. Nappe, J. Rosetti, Mr. Woolf. Second Row -S. Zwald, D. Glantz, B. Wamsley, F. Piccirillo, S. Shaw, L. Gasbarre, S. Hargraves, D. Zuchelli, R. Hartland, K. Larson. Third Row-M. Johnson, F. Rutigliano, C. Rees, K. Egger, J. Brunner, S. Heatherdale, D. Giovanni, K. Klawuhn, T. Cook, J. Healy. Fourth Row-J. Nelson, D. Viglione, L. Havens, T. Grumley, R. Robertson, B. McCloskey, A. Nappe, R. Maline, R. Biorkquist. Fifth Row-B. Roof, I. Manno, C. Park. Briherg Ghuraiinn '-'ww ..s.',W,5gggg,g,id' A . Q, . Q R l. . .. so---.WW -V . 1 M L -Nw.. . . .- :A -. flees? ,fi ' ' - - HC . 1+-MM ' iw-flmwfi -' . ., .. . A ,,., . - s L ,, S, ,, -- -- I W Y .. ..,....,..,.'Ne'-.V-to em... M4411 .+f,4:r.ff,. , ,3 , First Roufi-D, Imhoff, S, King, M. Nappe, T. Cook, D. Glantz, J. Rosetti, S. Shaw, K. Kessler, V. Clifford. Second Row- J. Dahlquist, E. Platt, G. Gier, N. Miles, K. Weisenfluh, K. Zawacki, L. Borger, J. Gier, D. Himes, M. Polino. Third Row- gVi1.Egger, D. Golob, J. Fields, K. Verostek, J. Fields, K. Smith, C. Morelli, M. Polino, R. Cavalini, B. Wamsley, Mr. u ite. ...Mex Srrenre lllmr llmrnuerg 1955 Left to rzgbf M Raspatello B Wamsley B Nelson H Slpples E Lindberg, C. Yorns, T. Neuriter, G. Olson Eaiin Qlluh llgffirerefz Fin! Row-R. Olson, M. Urman, R. Maline Serand Row-Mrs. Fay, J. Thompson, D Carson. Third Row-B. Gallup, R. Tam- burlin, A. Nappe, M. Faulk. Fourzb Raw- M. Terbovich, W. Egger, J. Summerville J. Hartland. Fifllv Raw-K. Aiello, J. Mc- Closkey, D. Newquist, W. Lehman. Seninr Qiigh .girienre Qlluh 111 Row-Mr. Schmelzle, B. Wamsley, J. Egger, D. Zuchelli, F. Piccirillo. md Row-S. Shaw, M. Nappe, S. Hargrave, D. Glantz, J. Rosetti. Hluninr iftfigh Sirienre luh . - , ,- A,-, - ,,f 111 Row-Mr. Guthrie, R. Hollenbaugh, G. Miller, G. Andrews, J. McCloskey, E. Park, D. johnson, D. Newquist, J. De Groat, H. Sipples. 2nd Row-Mr. Glenn, G. Gerber, L. Lewis, C. Huggler, S. Buehler, D. Neilson, G. Bianchi, L. Glantz, E. Pierce, A. Cartwright. 3rd Row-S. Weyant, G. Rogers, D. Tourtellot, D. Wolfe, J. Piccirillo, C. Foley, P. Leathers, B. Dobson, D. Robertson, S. DiDonato. 411: Raw-G. Terbovich, J. Dickenson, P. Anstrom, N. Pontzer, R. Johnson. Horatio luh . I 4 111 Row-R. Weisenfluh, J. Gulnac, F. Greiner, G. Holtz, K. Cook, J. Corey, L. Gasarre, T. Dickenson. 2nd Row-D. Si- cheri, G. Tamburlin, C. Yale, K. Hinton, D. Huckabone, R. Hartland, D. Viglione, S. johnson. 3rd Row-Mr. Mondock, J. Rosetti, R. Zameroski, D. Viglione, T. Cook, D. Glantz, M. Johnson. 411: Row-Mr. Prencipe, Mr. Abplanalp, J. Manno, R. Robertson, A. Nappe, B. jack, B. Roof. fgrep luh 4 , - 1 311151 ,L LJ, , g, On I, In Row-Mrs. Abplanalp, J. Ritter, M. Ur-mann, B. Andrews, J. Steis, G. Boni, J. Galloway, K. Brian, S. Peterson, B. De Chano, S. King, P. Stanley, B. Caggeso. 2nd Rau'-J. Tully, E. Weisenfluh, R. Hartland, L. Gasbarre, L. Malone, B. Swanson, C. Thompson, E. Logue, C. Berger, R. Anderson, E. Steis, L. Cenni, P. Kenrick, G. Piccirillo, I.. Walsh, K. Myers, B. johnson, L. Sherwood. 3rd Raw-G. Holtz, F. Greiner, D. Huckabone, M. Broderick, M. Morelli, B. Nelson, K. Smith, K. McClain, K. Aiello, G. Dobson, J. Sharrow, R. Wolff, S. Shafer, M. Wolff, K. Verostck, J. Thompson, S. Reed, N. Miles, R. Benigni, C. Smith. 4th Row-K. Van Aken, M. Foley, S. Hanson, J. Har- grave, D. Gelfand, D. De Panfilis, T. Piccirillo, L. Elmquist, S. King, F. Cenni, B. Gier, M. Dunn, R. Daviclo, J. Russell, J. Caggeso, K. Peterson, C. Carter, B. Brown, K. Stanley. ith Row-B. Wamsley, M. Johnson, K. Larson, J. Bnrnner, R. Bjorquist, B. Roof, A. Nappe. D. Glantz, D. Giovanini, R. Robertson, P. Trimble, A. Caggeso, D. Horner, D. Matson, P. Brown, M. Mann, J. Lockwood, D. Shaffer. Grla-Row-S. Zwalcl, F. Rutigliano, J. Nelson, R. Moline, B. McCloskey, S. Hargrave, J. Caggiano, M. Nappe, M. Swanson, D. Dobson, K. Weisenfluh, S. Murnaghan, K. Zawacki, R. Shreller, K. Thompson, C. Luce, D. Zwald, J. XVeyant, D. Tutton, M. Carson. 7th Raw-J. Rosetti, S. Heatherdale, D. Zuchelli. 55 Euniur-Seniu Ist Row-J. Shilling, K. Cirolli, E. Shilling, J. Slingluff, M. Faulk, P. Berger. 2nd Row-W. Yonker, D. Miller, L. Lavaliere, Scott, C. Magnuson, K. Weisenfluh, B. Nelson, R. Zimmerman, B. Ferraro. 3rd Row-P. Marshall, R. Cherubini, S. Whi G. Stewart. Illllaiureftez gras Faulk, W. Severence. Second Row-C. Newell, S. Carns, S. Myers, K. Magnuson, M. Ruth, M. Bussoletti, . avi o. auth Ivz Rau--M. Steger, B. Raybuck, A. Hugus, R. Dahlquist, T. Del Pozzo, S. Sample. 2nd Rau'-E. Secor, U. Ziegler, S. Stewart, C. Eberle, M. Macler, M. Gelfand, D. Cavallini. 3rd Raw-W. Cox, K. Templeton, M. Avery, M. Blair, J. Dahlquist, A. Bat- taglia, B. Dickenson. 41h Raw-G. DeHaas, S. Carver, C. Yonker, K. Ferraro. G. Gerber. Qlxlnr 451161171 First Row-C. Luce, R. Luce, D. Wolff, M. Wolff, D. Hoffman, L. Serafini. Second Raw-J. Thorwart, H. Reed, S. Shafer, S. Johnson, J. Dickenson, D. McCurdy, J. Roberts, B. Gallup, K. Beyers, R. Carter. Qgeniur liig Fin! Row-J. Ritter, H. Reed, M. Mascioni, R. Jones, L. Sherwood, M. Moore. Second Row-L. Walsh, B. Andrews, L. Elm quist, B. Mrofchinski, K. Forbes, P. Kenrick, G. Piccirillo, D. Dobson. Third Raw-D. Frenstrom, M. Broderick, J. Ecklund, S. Cams, S. Murnaghan, K. Myers, A. Lutz, J. Dickenson, K. Fisher, S. Lundsten. Fourlla Raw-I. Leahy, L. Assalone, W. Cox, A. Nappe, G. Byers, R. DeVallance, B. jack, J. Nelson, S. Zwald, R. Hartland, J. Sykes, L. Blose, D. Glantz. ieuinr Qiigh Qlhnrues liunrert hair Fin! Row-E. Manno, R. Park, D. Hoffman, K. Faulk, G. Yorns, J. Caggiano. Serond Row-M. Swanson, L. Supon, K. Brian, S Curci, A. Dagustine, D. Johnson, S. Peterson, S. Mitchell. Third Row-D. Anderson, D. Loncoske, D. Fay, P. Havens, S. Sears, B Gween, P. Stanley, C. Berger, C. Cronk. Fourth Raw-F. Greiner, F. Beyer, M. Nappe, W. Cherubini, D. Hoffman, M. Raspatello, D. DeAngelo, J. Cairni, K. Templeton. Euniur iliigh huruz Seninr lglmg, '55 'he Biarg nf Anne Illrank L. Cook, L. Ziegler, D. De Vallance, S. Cyone, B. Giffi, A. Piccirillo, E. Lindberg, R. Olson, K. Swanson, E. Milford K- SWHHSOH, E. Milford I.. Ziegler, D. De Vallance B. Giffi, S. Cyone E. Lindberg, L. Cook, A. Piccirillo, R. Olson Seuiur Glhapel '55 D. Eliason, J. Stanley, M. Viglione, J. Wagner, D. Sears, J. Brian D. johnson, C. Robinson G, Starr, J. Paige, N. Vachout, K. Swanson A sl v 1 P K ill n , . W ' iff. l 'W P. Bussoletti, Carney, W. Carlson 6' l L6 D. Anderson, L. VonArx, C. Yorns, K. Fisher, L. Assalone ri T. Dickenson, D. Hoffman K. Myers, F. Beyer E. Milford, C. Berger, K. Myers, P. McClain, L. VonArx UII C. Olay, D. Anderson, J. Thorwart, R. Hartland, E. Milford T. Dickenson, L. Blose, K. Myerd I'1l Go Home With Bonnie Jean g. Grand Finale 6 4 he Buguw 3 , 4 L. :J . fgiii 'Sig WS, NX 2 6 ' . i Ez lefffga iss -A 'il 1, T 2 ig ER H EYE 3 1 2 . ii ' Q li 2,12 E 4 1 2, Q i Af. YQ Z 3 . ., it . , X mf ig, - iii J ' 'RF' N 4 J. Caimi, J. Detwiler, J. Johnston, R. Bussoletti ffiahiu luh Fin: Raw-D. Luchs, M. Raspatello, R. Timm, R. Laughneer. Semnd Row-G. Rogers, T. Verbeck, J. Rickard, D. Hoff- man, R. Mrofchinski, G. Raubenstrauch. Kamlig-Harsitg Qgame ELKERS 1903 ME? Play against Him?? Time for Cals Uuniur rum 15155 Southern Enchantment C'mon in, the water's fine! Mr. Fiscus and fiancee N Hurry up, the Prorn's tonight! The Pages 51111-135111 '55 Queen: Linda Cenni Varxily Club Pre.fidenl: Chuck Yale A' ,z - Varsity Club President, Queen, and Attendants VARSITY FOOTBALL Lefl I0 right: F. Greiner, Mr. Abplanalp, I. Caimi, G. Miles, L. Gasbarre, C. Yale VARSITY WRESTLING Left lo rigbl: R, Gonzales, D. Kunes, K. Cook, R. Haslyett, P. Tamburlin, C. Yale, T. Cook, B. Kilpatrick, Mr. Abplanalp, W. Sykes, M. Worley, B. Roof maths I9 TRACK Left 20 right: Z. Fulrner, M. Johnson M. Nappe, S. Zwald, T. Neureiter, Mr Michels, B. Burfielcl, T. Hyatt, J, Tully l JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Left lo riglaz: R. Boni, T. Kelly, Mr. Burgeson E5 Bm. Hartland, D. Huckabone, C. Hoff- 1.,,f'.k J Caimi, G. Tarnburlin, D. Glantz, J. Utah VARSITY BASKETBALL Left 10 rigbl: D. Viglione, R. Hartland, M. johnson, Mr. Prencipe, D. Glantz, G. Holtz filfi' I rbi JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Leff rg riglgfg R, Robertson, J, Left to rigbf: S. Heatherdale, C. Larson, I. Utah, Mr. Buhite, J. Rosetti Thompson, Mr. Marzacco Eiihgtnag 'zmw W' ' ' at .kjgltwff , - Elnhnsrsuuhurg- I4 Griener and Gasbarte watch as Elkers near the goal line. Griener in for the T. D. Robertson gains five around right end. Elkers push for T. D. Gxrhange Siuilvni Gail, Mr. Dobson, Mrs. Dobson, Dobie, Donna, Bea, and Pat My best angle Miss Patricia Kenrick . . . cultural exchange . . . from Vlfarwick, Eng- land . . . charming, witty, energetic . . . intellectual . . . a great friend It is easily seen . . . Of course you're kidding! a aiinnal ifiiunnr Surivig FIRST ROW-L. Assalone, R. jones, R. Timm, J. Ritter SECOND ROW-C. Berger, P. Anderson, B. Mrofchinski, S. Cams, L. Sherwood, K. Faulk, I., Supon THIRD ROW-S. Curci, W. Cox, B. Gween, C. Forbes, K. Kessler, B. Caggeso, D. Anderson FOURTH ROW-G. Gier, J. Rosetti, W. Golob, D. Loncoske, E. Scott, R. Ditch afaaiariani fgrinripas Mr. james Donovan R.H.S. would like to give a special welcome to Mr. james Donovan, a late arrival to our school who has filled the vacant position of assistant principal. Mr. Donovan is a graduate of Lock Haven College and comes to us from Smethport, Pa., where he was coach of football and track. 73 Art III NXw'QxR 1 ,, wr wk gr 1 'V 5 A. 'K ,,,, x , ':'- P -,'. - ' J gg A -my R ., . m aa: I K 1 R U ' - 1 I A . Z X is '- 52 ' 4, 15 argit Firfz Row: J. Marshell, R. Weisenfluh, D. Huckabone, K. Hinton Serwzd Row: R. Hartland, M. Johnson, D. Giovanini, D. Glantz, M. Nappe Third Row: W. Sykes, L. Havens, J. Nelson, J. Sidoni, B. Jack FOIH'lb Row: Mr. Wolff, Mr. Mlchels, J. Rosetti, D. Viglione, R. Boni, D. Carson Euninr iii jlinnilmll I I l Fim Roux- W. Weisenfluh, R. Braund, W. Erlanson, C. Crerri, J. Eagen, M. Buck, R. Papa, W. Lahman, R. Viglione, T. Kelly, E. Lavelle Semnd Rauf: R. Tamburlin, R. Olson, K. Larson, D. McCloskey, L. Oknefski, R. Smith, D. Newquist, J. Galloway, R. Hollenbaugh, J. DePanfilis, M. Sample Third Row: 1. McCloskey, J. Thompson, B. Greiner, M. Olay, J. Cenni, D. Lindberg, R. Burkett, G. Bundy, G. Roof, Mr. Burgeson, Mr, Woolf Fourth Row: E, Sandberg. W. Albright, B. King, R. Love, R. Lindberg I 76 -I + l I Svniur igettvrnwn. L. GASBARRE F. GREINER R. HARTLAND V X 1 K. HINTON G. HOLTZ D. HUCKABONE ' l l G. TAMBURLIN R. WEISENFLUH C. YALE nauzhssz W' P. MONDOCK '...:-4 Vanity Football Coach Rf, J. PRENCIPE W. BUHITE and F. MARZACCO G. ABPLANALP an junior Iumor Vamzy Coache: R. WOOLF and F. BURGESON junior High Foozhall Coachex Vanity Baxhethall Coach and Axfixzanz Foolhall Coach Wren! in g Coach ci High J. MICHEL Track Coach Halmiig Eagkeihall Franz Roux' leff to rigblx J. Gulnac, R. Hartland, G. Holtz, F. Greiner, D. Viglione, T. Leary Bark Rauf: left lo rigbl R. Robertson, S. Hentherdale, M. johnson, R. Zameroski, D. Glantz, D. Mann Rebound hustle Get that rebound! So basketball is a non-contact sport? Gulnac getting another rebound. .ll flfffgw 4 4 Fritz pulling one down. Sam up on a good shot. Ronnie on a jumper Euniur Harssiig Fin! row lefl Io right: T. Greiner, D. Utah, J. Loncoske, L. Connacher, T. King, J. Summerville, B. Erlanson Seromi row: R. Olson, J Gardner, E. Sandburg, R. Papa, M. Buck, Galfand, J. Hartland, M. Nealy, M. Sicheri Third raw: A. Cartwright, S. Yorns, R. Braund NW. Lehman, J. Eagen, C. Cretti, G. Del-Iaas, Manager D. Newquist 82 5e11iur Eeftermvn JON GULNAC GARY HOLTZ FRITZ GREINER DAVE VIGLIONE RAY HARTLAND Eflanagem Baxkelbnll Managers: R. Olson, R. De Vallance IVreItIing Manager.- A. Nappe Variily Foolball Ma7z4gey5,' Jll7Zi07e High Football Md7Zdg61'J.' B. Wamsley, T. Leary, J. Marshall 'I R. Lindberg, R. Love, E. Sandberg 1:1 Row-D. Micheltree, H. Peterson, K. Anderson, S. johnson, D. Huckabone, K. Hinton, K. Cook, R. Weisenfluh 2nd Row--Z. Fulmer, T. Cook, F. Piccirillo, D. Zuchelli. M. Nappa, M. johnson, S. Zwald 3rd Raw-Mr. Michel, W. Golob, C. Park, R. Robertson, B. jack, W. Sykes, A. Nappe mrvziling 151 Row-J. Oknefski, L. Oknefski, R. Tamburlin, C. Cole, D. Truesdale, B. Roof, T. Cook, K. Cook, P. Tamburlin, B. Kil- patrick, A. Nappe 2nd Rau'-I. Penfield, W, Weisenfluh, G. Tamburlin, M. Sample, J. Redmond, R. Braund, E. Lavelle, J. Thorwart, R, Dahlquist 3rd Row-G. Bundy, R. Cavallini. M. Nappe, K. Larson, J. Corey, C. Yale, S. Hargrave, W. Sykes, T. Dickenson, J. Nelson, R. Weisenfluh ...ann Tom Dickenson controlling Dick Reinard of Brookville in Phil Tamburlin controlling Tom Shaffer of Brookville for 127 lb. holiday tournament championship in holiday tournament R., ,rf- Walter Sykes attempting to escape from Henry Shaffer of DuBois in District 9 championship match Tom Dickenson executing an arm drag on Rick Wleisenfluh in practice session 86 joe Corey practicing a break down in wrestling practice PHILIP TAMBURLIN' TOM DICKENSON KEN COOK Seniur Eeflermvn RICK WEISENFLUH CHUCK YALE GARY TAMBURLIN JOE COREY Qfheerleahem 7 iv' fzziif C 88 ilivah Qfhvcrleahers 3 junior Va P S ly B. Cagg I u Harziig Qlheerlwilers Q lit l.Jx., -F510 Q ...lun ---n Left lo right: S. Peterson, K. Brian, P. Stanley, B. DeChano, J. Steis, I. Ritter Mascot: Jennifer Stanley 31.13. Qlheerleahvrs Elf. iii Qlheerlwilers Top to boilom: B. Caggeso, B. Boni, S. King, B. Andrews, M. Urman, G. Galloway Left lo riglal: M. Morelli, H. Sykes, D. Depanfilis, K. Weis enfluh, S. Fernstrom, K. McClain W, 2 ti ,xniiigmzarxv W,fHffE?g1,,??ij-QAuQ.,.,,fs.f. , ,A :Qin W! ' w2gf?Q:pfQ,1'1,,f, fy A ,if-main, 4 A - 7 . 4231, - K ! K , . , I V V 1 , 4 . . if lft.f N'4 .. -E A-HA-rL1ff'vfm -m'53f557f3 '55 i'45l!1'EU L S 5 f , 1 if P . QW Wfqfv'-1.:gr',-:yi 33. .W 'Y' 'vff-'L '. . .5654-i9:r:I7iS:?E2Z,i K. 1112-7',,'Z5fb..2c?E'3: 21591-'E' -inf-U fn ,J , H 's Aff W fy, aw? Q? W7 pw, 'N , M ,, . 1 -A H5ffMR,ff 1, ,ice S ef-1 1. -N 1 ' Q ' Q 151111111 Diane Anderson Linda Assalone i 1 Patricia Anderson i Christine Berger Richard Ditch tub Qui-5 .v D L k - - . ma Oncos C Kflstm MYU5 janet R1tter ' fiwfiff tf' mrs, ' V- .- ,Q . W MH .... , ,, , . . zeY ?, 513' ,gig I 1 V 1, ag -.L ' -:- , 7 b f' '9 H4 I 5 22' ' v 1 'Q 1 , gg.,-. I -,uf -' ' 'Hn 1 1 ,-4 1 -,., 4' uf- 59 fgmgliukf' 'F -f' A -K 1 : S if -'M x' M Q iff? af ,,,,1we: . , Avg., , , U if Q, U' - .xy-f-'Y K. mf x 1.,4., .f.'S 4-f qw 4, ,V . , f . H 1 5 ' y, J ff -L , 5394 , 4 ,, -27 - H- -1 v W Q. Q - M LffC,f'JU!i5f!'Jxfg,m,a22 ,farm ,' 7 A is My A., M 4, Q , M 4 2 gl A. 1 Q, Y V g 1, ef 1 1 7 ff UH 1 5 I P -A ' 9 ' U 1 551 fi, L J H . 5 4il ? ',,,. f?:f 1 7 r , 'I Y L 1 , .m,g,wfiuw J ,.1 Wd! , hm m , R 2,3 Z T IL, 4 . . ' L- ,f v. ,sf 4 gf? -A 11 ,aff , 'Rigs . 5 5 4: -. we Q-ri iff 177 ' In 2 f f z K' fizsssszf V. ' f W 'M I Rs' K, , ,wr P I 8 . tm ? , r, il ,, . ?, it ,. S K, ,. A , Q, . ,,g,,, ,4 Linda Sherwood ,, 4 ,,, ,ff -, 4 U, , ,W-im Linda Supon Sentara CLASS OFFICERS: Pi-er. T. Finger V. Pres. F. Beyer Ser. S. Lundsten T1-ear. T. Dickenson A review of a play, The Elkerg a farce in four acts. Act I The play opened with a flourish of excitementg the characters were unaccustomed to their roles and slightly awed by the glare of footlights and the mammoth theatre. They gradually gained stage presence and it became easy to see, as the play progressed, which actors would carry the play and which would hang in the wings. The plot developed with hilarious burlesque, but a serious note was introduced in Scene II when a decision had to be made-the choice of which road to follow in their roles-College Prep or General. This crisis soon passed and Act I ended with the gaiety of dancing in a Parisian April. Act II Act two finds the actors displaying a feeling of assurance on stage. They have grown accustomed to their roles, have become freer with their actions and have begun to show more liberty and expression. The personalities of the more outstanding characters became more clearly defined. Highlights of Act II are the Ring Scene--very colorful with back, red and blue-and the musical World's Fair Scene, set in New York City. Act III The play's halfway mark had been reached. The actors had become a bit careless in their presentation. Excitement brightened this Act. Games were played and an important victory won-others were lost. Pranks were played and bombs were threatened. Like Act I, the scene ended with dancing in Southern Enchantment. Act IV The actors found themselves being tested frequently in Act IVg some passed, some failed. All were gay-many parties-many laughs. A new character entered the scene, bringing a touch of London, and added great enjoyment to the play's climax for everyone. The actors assumed the roles of salesmen, selling the audience themselves. The ending was glorious and gay. All actors had graduated from their amateur positions to those of professionals. They were a success. APPLAUSE ! 94 DIANE ELAINE ANDERSON Danny Liber: Sculpture, spring, the ballet Dirlilzesx liver, redundancy, arguments Maroonews 11g Student Council 103 Latin Club 10, Choir 11, 129 Brigadoon 11g National Honor Society 11, 12, Statistian 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 fVice-pres.j KARL A. ANDERSON Andy LikeJ: St. Marys, passing tests, study halls Diflikef: French, homework, failing tests Driver Ed. 11, Track 11 PATRICIA JANE ANDERSON npattyn Likes vacations, food Dirliker: homework, sad stories, dieting PNA, 10, 11, 12g Maroonews 12: Latin Club 10 RITA CAROL ANDERSON Liber: dramatics, Smothers Brothers, Florida Dirlikef: PQD, lightning, flu shots Maroonews 123 Elker 123 Prom Committee 113 Driver Ed. 11, Pep Club 123 Dramatics 12g Latin Club 10 KATHY ANN ANDERSON Kat Liker: Bill, good times, weekends Dirlikef: tests, narrow-minded people, getting up early Driver Ed. 11 NANCY LEE ANDERSON Liber: Twinks , being happy, weekends Diflikeis being told what to do, cold mornings, riding the bus 95 SHIRLEY ANNE AUMAN Sloopy Liber: dances at K.M.L., 1957 Chevies, blue eyes Dirliber: my 12:00 Curfew, being bored, long itchy underwear Driver Ed. 115 Prom Committee 11 STANFORD LEE BAUER Stan Liber: hunting, study hall, 204, Yamahas Dirliberr Hondas, school rules, coach's first period gym class ms' fm 'zrw-,,.f CAROL ANN ARMANINI Liber: Fridays, snow Di.flibe:: rain, snobs, homework Chorus 9, 10, Pep Club 10g Driver Ed. 11 LINDA K. ASSALONE Rinda Liber: jiffy patterns, Shroeder, art galleries Dirlibex standard shifts, righat triangles, unstocked concession stands National Honor Society 11, 12g Basketball statis- ticiang 10, 11g Choir 10, 11, 123 Pep club 103 Brigadoon Ccostumesj 11g Elker 10 11 12 CAss't literary editorjg Latin club 103 Maroonews 11, County Chorus 10 11 12 96 v. . Xu l if JANINE LA RUE BENNETT Liber: yellow, Fridays, vacations Dirliber: homework, liver, Mondays Driver's Ed. 11 ROY A. BENNETT Liber: Chevies and Plymouthsg girls, girls, girlsg hunting Dirlibes: Chapters 26- to 29 in Les Miserablesg snobsg car radios that won't work CHRISTINE ORA BERGER Chris Liber: purple, arguments, knee socks Dirliber: being wrong, people who are always late, Happy Soup Maroonews 11, 123 Elker 11, 12, Pep Club 103 Cheerleader 10, 11, Latin Club 103 Brigadoon 11g Choir 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 123 Prom Committee 11 FREDRIC HUNTER BEYER chip Liber: most people, soccer, Florida Dirliber: being rushed, loose fan belts, people who can't be trusted Choir 10, 11, 12, Reel Spinners 11, 12, Chorus 11, Class officer 12 MAUREEN M. BRODERICK mousey Liber: fallout shelters, privacy, causing trouble Dirliber: Short weekends, going with iust one boy at the same time Choir 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 103 FNA 10, 11 PHYLLIS ANNA BROWN Phyl Liber: Emporium, weekends, having a good time Dirliber: Snow, homework, snobs Pep Club 12, FNA 123 Driver Ed. 11 CAROL OLIVIA BIORKQUIST UB Liber: Mustangs, 'Burg boys, staying out late Dirliber: gym class, slow drivers, Monday morning Drivers Ed. 11, Prom Committee 11 LARRY BLOSE Berier Liber: disliking my dislikes, cartoons Dirliber: nosey Yearbook reporters asking me about my likes and dislikes, peanut butter and sauerkraut casserole 5 f! Sf' 97 ROBERT GEORGE BURFIELD Buff Liker: hunting, fishing, study hall Di.rIike.r: physics tests, cafeteria lunches Football 113 Driver Ed. 11 PATRICK BUSSOLETTI Rick Likes: The Rolling Stones, blondes, fender guitars Dislikex: cafeteria food, leaky boots, C, D. crackers 98 JUDIE ANN BRUSH Kiludl Y Liber: Bill, weekends, dancing Dirliker: school, staying home, snobs Driver Ed. 11 JAMES ROSS BULLERS ..Jim,, Likes: shop class, cafeteria work, nice people Dirliker: math class, Ford products, snobs Driver Ed. 11 JUDITH ANN CAGGIANO ujudyu Likes: talking , burnt potato chips Dirlikex clean sneakers, spaghetti, Herbie's gang' JOHN JAMES CAIMI Liber: understanding people, money Dirlileer: people that don't admit their mistakes people that aren't realistic, eating SHARON LOUISE CARNS Likes friendly people, sunny fall daysg to have fun Dislikes: snobsg afternoon football games, home- work over weekends Majorette 10, 11, 12 FTA 10, 11, Choir 12g Girl's Athletic Association 10, 11 GLORIA JEAN CARR Liber: the color blue, weekends, popular music Dirlikef: cold weather, having nothing to do, riding the bus Chorus 99 Junior librarian 11g Driver Ed. 11 FRANCIS LYLE CONNACHER Liber: girls, shop, hunting Dirliker: school, bus drivers FRANKLIN HARRY CONNACHER Frank Likes: fellow Horton boys, cars, girls Dirlikexr C.D. crackers, Economics LINDA LEE CENNI Cenni Likes: my family, the way Mike Nappe drives a standard, Junior boys Dixliker: Fallout crackers, Toledo, two-faced people Student Council 9, 10, 11 fvice-pres.j 12 fpresjg Chorus 9, Pep Club 12, Prom Committee 11, Driver Ed. 11g Reel Spinners 12 JOHN EDGAR CHELGREEN Liber: money, weekends, hunting Dirliker: homework, Mondays, short vacations Driver Ed. 1 1 99 SUSANNE NORENE CURCI Sue Liker: working on Yearbook with Mrs. K.g Erie, tuna fish sandwiches Dirlikers walking on crutches, jumping for absentee slips, 7 A.M. Monday through Friday Choir 10, 11, 12g Maroonews 115 Elker 11, 12 feditor in chiefjg National Honor Society 11, 12g Brigadoon 11g Pep Club 10g Latin Club 10 ROBERT LINCOLN DAHLQUIST Bob Likes: study halls, early dismissals, sleeping in French II Diflikexs Senior English, book reports, report cards Driver Ed. 113 Reel Spinners 11g Wrestling 12 plu- H--' I00 KENNETH GAINOR COOK Rusty Likes: a girl from St. Marys, cars, Dodge Darts Dirliker: Ford transmissions, 5 day vacations, loud people Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, Reel Spinners 11, 12 JOSEPH ANDY COREY ttGimme,1 Likey: goofing off, wrestling, girls Di.rlike:.' loud girls, communism PAULA DIANN DeCHAN O Liber: P.S.U., green eyes, good times Dirliker: rainy days, conceited boys, being first anywhere Prom Committee 11g Pep Club 12g Driver Ed. 123 Choir 9 GARY DeVALLAN CE THOMAS DICKINSON Mr. D. Liber: skinny girls, The Buccaneer, Joey Chitwood Dixlibef: Physics, green and white Fords, drivers of green and white Fords Student Council 12g Football 93 Class Treasurer 9, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Choir 11, 12g Chorus 11,'12g Reel Spinners 11, Maroonews 12 STEVEN RICHARD DISQUE Mr. D Liber: Chevies, Saturday nights with the D boys, soaping teachers' windows Diflibef: Getting thrown out of class, two teachers, boring study halls VINCE EGAN Big Daddy Liber: hot Chevies, jumping joints Dirliber: cafeteria regulations, getting up early Maroonews 12g Track 103 Student Council 10 MARY LOU ELIASON Mare Liber: money, going places Dirlibey: snobs, empty gas tanks RICHARD LA VERNE DITCH Rich Liber: Dodges, Ed's truck Dislibes: grape juice JUDY LEE ECKLUND Ecky Liber: Tom, pizza and parties, weekends Diflibef: school sometimes, Toad Hall, Monday mornings Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11g FNA 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 12g Pep Club 10 IOI TIMOTHY CARL FINGER Fangs Liber: pizza, sauerkraut, hunting and fishing Dirliker: mathematics, conformity, raids Choir 10, 11g Driver Ed. 11, Class Preside MARY LOU FORRINGER Lou Likes: Mustangs, St. Marys, Saturday nights Dirlikers Physics, show offs, Mondays Choir 9, Driver Ed. 11 KAREN LYNN FAULK Likes: English Leather, playing pinball machines, being happy Dirliker: indecision, rats and mice, sad rainy days Choir 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 10g Majorette 10, 11, 123 FTA 113 Latin Club 10 fseC.j C DONNA KAY FERNSTROM fp?-Q, I A -Fern Lzker: The Pink Panthers, nonconformists, Gold- nt 12 water 2 Q Dirlikers Ku Klux Klan, inspirational readings ' I Pep Club 10, 12, Latin Club 103 Choir 9, 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 10, 11, 12, Elker 123 Driver Ed. 11 l02 GARY LEE GARDNER Leech Liker: weekends, ski parties, working in the woods Di.rlike.r.' school, unnecessary vacations LOUIS CHARLES GASBARRE Louie Likes: Physics, success Dirliker: Chevies, working, walks in the woods at night Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11g Driver Ed. 11, Varsity Club 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12g Maroonews 12 GEORGE LAWRENCE GAUSMAN Liber: sports, pizza, hunting and fishing Dirliber: Trig, homework, making decisions SHERRY MARLENE GEIST Liber: Bob, weekends, popular music Dirliber: cold weather, a lot of homework Bookkeeping 11, Choir 9, Junior Librarian 10, Driver Ed. 11 JON CRAWFORD GULNAC Ghoul Liber: food, sleeping, girls Dirliber: conceit, ignorance, poverty Basketball 10, 11, 12, Elker 11, 12, Football 10, Reel Spinners 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11 RAYMOND THOMAS HARTLAND Ray Liber: sports, parties, beating 'Burg Dirliber: losing, big shots, too much homework Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Elker 11, Maroonews 12, Key Club 11, 12, Varsity Club 1, 2, Driver Ed. 11, Reel Spinners 12 K LINDA KAY GONZALES Dindy Liber: my wonderful Dad, happy smiles, big dogs Dirliber: being ignored, bran flakes, being known as Ronnie's sister Color Guard 9, 10, 11, FTA 10, 11, Student Council 11, Reel Spinners 11, Prom Committee 11 FREDERICK KEITH GREINER Fritz Liber: girls andmoney, sports, good food Dirliber: homework, bad food, broken fingers Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Reel Spinners 10, 11, 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12 I03 KENNETH THEODORE HINTON Hint Liber: hunting, 58 Chevies, football Dirliber: handing car keys into the officeg car doors that won't openg homework and tests Football 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 12g Varsity Club 11, 12g Driver Ed. 11 JOHN EARL HODGSON Bones Liber: Carolyn Dirliber: gorillas, Fords, getting caught I04 PAMELA ELLEN HAVENS Pam Liber: discussions with my Big Brother , Port Colborne, odd things Dirliber: all types of demonism, the deep reds, wearing glasses Chorus 9g Choir 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 11g Driver Ed. 123 Student Council 12g Brigadoon 11 GLENDA A. HIMES Glenna Liber: Francie, 57 Chevies, 'Burg Dirliber: school, speeches, waiting for Francie Pep Club 10g Maroonews 12 ,.... IW' CHARLES WILLIAM HOFFMAN Chuck Liber: hunting, weekends, parties Dirliber: rainy weather, homework, conceited people Football 11 DARLA LORRAINE HOFFMAN Liber: singing, memories of Brigadoon, Dave Dirliber: flop performances, happy homebreakers, to be treated like a child Choir 10, 11, 123 Color Guards 9, 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. 11g District Chorus 10, 123 County Chorus 10, 115 FTA 10, 11 GARY EWARD HOLTZ Goiter Likes: Math, staying home, Mother and Dad Dislikes: girls, Montmorenci curves, bruised kidney Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 123 Reel Spinners 10, 11, 12, Choir 11g Driver Ed. 11g Student Council 10 DELORES ANNE HORNER Dee Likes: cities, football games, dramatics Dislikes: conceited teachers, hick towns, work Driver Ed. 11, Pep Club 12 JANELLE JACK jan Likes: boon docks, 65 'Burg game, Band-Aid boxes Dislikes: fakes, desperate situations, anything that fizzes Choir 11, 12, Maroonews 123 Elker 12 CHARLOTTE LEILA JOHNSON Likes: Bob, tight jeans and bulky sweaters, sports Dislikes: snobs, arguments, snow Choir 9, 10, Prom Committee 11 DARRELL ARTHUR HUCKABONE Huck Likes: Pink Panther , privacy, private jokes Dirliker: crowds, Wonder Couple , Dum Dum Track 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 103 Varsity Club 12g Key Club 123 Driver Ed. 11, Maroonews 12 THOMAS DONALD HYATT Likes: organized parties, out-of-town girls, friend- ability Dislikes: unorganized Senior parties, homework, conceited people Football 9, 10, Driver Ed. 11 IOS REBECCA MINNIE JOHNSON Becky Liber: anything Swedish, the woods, Ramchargers Dirlibef: grease, automatic transmissions, ignorance Student Council 10, Pep Club 10, 12g Chorus 11, Choir 12, Latin Club 10 STEPHEN CHARLES JOHNSON Swede Liber: trucks, hunting, having a good time Di!lik6.l',' unfriendly girls, short hair, short parties Track 9, 10, 11, 12g Driver Ed. 11, Key Club 11, 12 I06 DENNIS LEE JOHNSON Denny Liber: farming, motorcycles, hunting Dirliber: school, homework, oral book reports Driver Ed. 11 LINDA ADAIR JOHNSON Johnsy Liber: camping at Twin Lakes, jovial people, sports Dirliber: most modern art, dull moments, poor sportsmanship Chorus 9, 113 Choir 10, Prom Committee 11 JON JAMES JOHNSTON Sibi Liber: drums, dancing, education Dirliber: flipping cars, walking, haircuts REGINA MARGARET JONES Gina Liber: sensible people, athletics, Switzerland Dirliber: liver, conceited people, confusion Latin Club 10 fChairmanJg Cheerleader 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12g FNA 11, Pep Club 12 11 12 12 PATRICIA MARY KENRICK Lime-y Likes: crazy Americans, football games Dislikes: POD tests, civil defense courses, vacation homework Student Council 123 Elker 12g Pep Club 123 Choir 12 IRENE W. LEAHY Renie Likes: Shirley's Arabians, letters from New York, my uncomparable Mother Dislikes: two-sided friends, being dumb, rainy days Maroonews 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 12, Brigadoon 11g Latin Club 105 Prom Committee 11g Snoball Committee 12, Student Council 12g County Cho- rus 10, 11, 12 ELLEN JEAN LOGUE Snookie Likes: 3-day vacations, dances, red Plymouths Dislikes: clean windows, third period, boring times Pep Club 10, 12 DENA L. LONCOSKE Likes: idealists, blue Corvairs, the magic of Briga- doon Dislikes: old choir folders, making hay, old ladies' hats Choir 10, 11, 12, District Chorus 12g Maroonews 11, 12, FTA 10, 11 THOMAS MICHAEL LEARY Toad Likes: basketball, playing pool, blondes Dislikes: Monday mornings, rain, Physics class JACQUELYN KAY LOCKWOOD Jacque Likes: Bill, June 7, Art class Dislikes: certain teachers, getting up in the morn- ing, riding the bus Chorus 10, Pep Club 12g Driver Ed. 11g junior Librarian 12 l07 JOSEPH LUCHS Joe Likes: girls, good parties, hunting with Gene and John Dislikes: dead towns, big shots, school SUZANNE MARIE LUNDSTEN Sue Likes: tradition, World's Fair, Querer es poder Dislikes: administrations against tradition, rats and mice, pessimists and hyprocrites Choir 10, 11, 12g District Chorus 10, 11, 12, Regional Chorus 11, Class secretary 12 l08 CAROL RAE LUCE Likes: weekends, being a Senior, having fun Dislikes: Monday mornings, conceited people, rainy days FTA 10, Pep Club 10g Prom Committee 115 Color Guards 123 Driver Ed. 12 REGINA MAE LUCE Gina Likes: Tom, horses, Christmas Dislikes: waiting, rain for football games, South Street Prom Committee 115 junior Librarian 11g Color Guards 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12 KAY ANN MAGNUSON Likes: traveling, autumn, Swedish korv Dislikes: millers, 6 A.M., parallelism Majorette 10, 11, 12: FNA 10, 11, 12 fPres.Jg Elker 12 LINDA MAY MALONE Rinda Likes: Kersey, riding at night Dislikes: rules, slow moving people, dependent people Choir 10, Driver Ed. 11, Pep Club 12 MARGARET CAROL MANN Marge Likes: Dramatics class, Brockway and Altoona boys, football and basketball games Dislikes: teachers who hold personal grudges, show offs, bossy brothers Choir 10g 'Driver Ed. 11g Prom Committee 11 FNA 123 Pep Club 12 JAMES BERNHARDT MARSHALL jim Likes: cars, sports, girls Dislikes: hot, sticky classrooms, people who bor row money, noisy underclassmen Football 113 Football manager 123 Driver Ed. 11 Cafeteria duty 11 GENE MILES Likes: rowdy bunch, class parties Dislikes: snobs, parties without girls, school DENNIS EDWARD MITCHELTREE Mitch Likes: dishwashing in the cafeteria, 54 Pagoda green Pontiacs, Strand theater workers and patrons Dislikes: fishing, not having money, overwork Track 10, 115 Cafeteria worker 11g Basketball 9 MARCIA MARIE MASCION I Shortie Likes: her convertible, the Paper City , having a good time Dislikes: people against tradition, getting up early, snobs Choir 9, 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 FTA 10, 11g Pep Club 10, 12, Reel Spinners 11g Elker 125 Prom Committee 11 DARKISS ANNE MATSON Dee Likes Butch a good time fast cars Dislikes 9 PM rainy weather younger Driver Ed 11 Pep Club 12 FNA 12 sisters I09 THOMAS CONRAD NEURITER Tom Liber: Regina, hunting and fishing, living Dirliber: grouse, rash judgments, homework Football 10, 113 Student Council 10g Basketball 9g Prom Committee 11, Science Fair 10, 11, 12 DAVID A. NULF Snuffers Liber: Lynne, love, limburger cheese Dirliber: copper tubing, cheese cloth CATHERINE ANNE MOORE Liber: being an aunt, Dramatics, weekends Difliber: Physics tests, certain principles, phonies Latin Club 10, Choir 103 Student Council 11 KRISTIN NORMA MYERS Tina Liber: cheese cake, candles, piles of leaves Dirliber: State police, mud, Physics lab Choir 10, 11, 12, District Chorus 10, 11, 123 Regional Chorus 11, Pep Club 123 Elker 10, 11, 12 fLiterary Ed.jg Brigadoon 11g County Chorus 10, 11, 12 IIO MICHAEL CHARLES O'NEII.l. Mike Liber: peanut butter sandwiches, girls, girls, girls Dirliber: C.D. crackers, Economics ROSALYN ANN PARK Roz Liber: Italian food, memories of Brigadoon, parties Di,vZibe.r: mixed-up affairs, standard shifts, POD Latin Club 10, Pep Club 10g Choir 10, 11, 12, Maroonews 12, Driver Ed. 11, Elker 12 HARRY LOWELL PETERSON Pete Liker: Chevy 11's, Mr. G's jokes, Strand theater employees Dirliker: POD, riding the bus, tree climbers Track 9, 10, 113 Basketball 9, Driver Ed. 11, Cafeteria worker 11 SUSAN EAY PETERSON Pete Liker: winning games, football and players, good times Dirlikerr: two-faced people, Physics tests Varsity cheerleader 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 10, 12, Brigadoon 11g FTA 11g Pep Club 10, 12g Chorus 11 WILLIAM LOUIS RICCADONNA Bill Liker: girls, cars Dirlikerf big shots, nothing to do HARRY JAMES RICHARDS Liber: cars, girls Dirliker: washing windows, sauerkraut, poverty GEORGIA LEE PICCIRILLO Pitch Likerf Winning the 'Burg game, the Seniors' reputation Dirliker: student apathy, the rules at RHS Choir 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 11g County Chorus 10, 11, 12, FTA 113 Pep Club 10, 12, Latin Club 10, Brigadoon 11 MARINELL LOUISE RHINES Nellie Liker: having money, clothes Dirliker: school, reading, work Chorus 11 EDWIN SANFORD SECOR Ed Liber: his truck, duplicate bridge, beating 'Burg Disliker: speed traps, broccoli, people who think you run a bus line Band, 10, 11 QTreas.J, 12 fPres.Jg Elk-Cameron Band 10, 11, 12g District Band 10, 11, 12g Latin Club 10, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 10, Elker 123 Hi-Y 11 fSec.J, 12 fPres.J BENNY JOHN SERAFINI, JR. Serafugi Likes: girls, cars, money Dirlikers lots of homework, rainy weekends l lI2 JANET EILEEN RITTER Critter Liber: winning games, AV room study halls, Jeep Dirlikefx upper parking lot, disrespect for Seniors, uninterested students Varsity cheerleader 11, 123 JV cheerleader 103. Choir 10, 11, 12, Elker 10, 11 fass't photography ed.J, 12 flayout ed.Jg National Honor Society 11, 12, Brigadoon 115 Chorus 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 12 NANCY JEAN RUTH Nan Likes: baby sitting, swimming Dislikes: sloppy people, onion soup l LOIS ANN SERAFINI Louie Liker: Nick, long vacations, weekends Dirliker: Mondays, first period gym classes, study- ing for tests Color Guards 11, 12, Pep Club 10g Driver Ed. 11 MARK ALLEN SHARROW Markie Maple Liber: weekends, fast back Mustangs, snowy days Dirliker: pests, people being serious, boring classes Driver Ed. 11 DONALD L. SHERWOOD Don Likes: having a good time, Navy, cars and Hondas Dirliker: having nothing to do, long itchy under- wear Basketball 9, 103 Track 9, 103 Reel Spinners 9, 10g Driver Ed. 11g Elker 12 LINDA MARIE SHERWOOD Likes: Germans, the Senior class, two guesses Difliker: RC colas, walking, deadheads Student Council 10, 11, Choir 11, 123 County Chorus 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 12g FTA 11g Latin Club 10, Elker 12, Brigadoon 11 s GARY LEE SHEELER Ace Liber: 3-day vacations, money, class parties Dirliker: washing windows, poverty, bad weekends Football 103 Track 11 DENNIS SICHERI Likes: fellow Horton boys, beating 'Burg, girls Dirliker: cafeteria lunches, boring parties, school Football 10, 113 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 ROBERT ARTHUR SHICK Birclseed Liber: hunting and fishing, baseball, gym Di.rIike.r.' game hogs, big shots, unfriendly people XWALTER HERBERT SHIELD, -IR. Jolly Wally Likes: radio announcing, Mr. Shull and Art, graduating Dirliker: conceited people, French class, homework and term papers Maroonews 12 fArt Edjg Elker 12g Student Council 10, Football 9, 10, 11, Reel Spinners 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11 E II3. LINDA ANN SUPON Soup Liber: Gannon guys, warm spring nights with a full moon, clothes Dirliber: winter from New Year's Day to Easter, boring 'classes, not having the car Latin Club fsec.Jg junior Librarian 11g Maroonews 11, 12 Ceditorjg Choir 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 10, 11, 12, Brigadoon 11, National Honor Society 11, 12g FNA 10 BETTY JEAN SWANSON BJ. Liber: 64 Chevies, 3-day vacations, lots of fun Dirliberx clean windows, boring times, Julia Street Chorus 113 Reel Spinners 11, Pep Club 10, 123 Prom Committee 11, Driver Ed. 11 l 1 i II4 KENNETH RANDALL SIMON Randy Liber: fallout shelter crackers, ice cream sand- wiches, Jeeps Dirliber: college applications, cafeteria food, school buses Driver Ed. 11g Elker 12 fAdvertising Ed.j PATRICIA ANN STANLEY Amalia Liber: Germans, winning football games, cheer- leading Dirliber: making decisions, rainy football games Choir 11, 12, Chorus 9, 11g Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 fhead cheerleaderjg Reel Spinners 11, 123 Latin Club 10g Pep Club 10, 123 Brigadoon 11g County Chorus 12 , an AQ? JOHN DAVID SYKES Josh Liber: playing bridge, maroon Pontiacs and blue Olds, nights at Ed's Dirliberr mornings at Ed's camp, boredom, pigs Choir 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11g Brigadoon 11g Electronics Club 105 Elker 11, 12 fPhotography ed.jg Driver Ed. 11 GARY LEE TAMBURLIN Toad Liber: fellow Horton boys, sports, beating 'Burg Dirliber: cafeteria lunches, losing games Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. 11g Varsity Club 12 PHILIP ROGER TAMBURLIN Butch Liker: 5-day vacations, money, girls Dirliker: washing windows, sauerkraut, poverty Football 10, Wrestling 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 LORENE MARIE THOMAS Rene Liker: beating 'Burg, graduating, pizza and Pepsi Dirliker: homework, pretentious people, her fath- er's long sermons District Band 10g County Band 10, 11g Band 9, 10, 11g Elker 12 CHERYI. ANN TITCHNER Sherry Liker: someone special, 57 Chevies, class picnics Dirliker: boring times, getting up, showers Driver Ed. 11, Pep Club 10, Student Council 10, junior Librarian 9, Band 10, 11g Maroonews 12 JOHN MICHAEL TULLY Dill Liker: D boys meetings, weekends Dirliker: POD, dead towns, cafeteria food Driver Ed. 11g Football 10, 113 Track 103 Key Club 11, 12, Chorus 9 CYNTHIA ANN THOMPSON Cindy Liker: food, boys, 3-day vacations Dirliker: clean windows, snobs, being bored Pep Club 10, 12, Chorus 11, Prom Committee 11g Reel Spinners 11, 12, Driver Ed. 113 Color Guards 11, 12 RICHARD STAITE TIMM Rich Likes: motorcycles and accessories, Hell's Angels, good times Dirliker: school, homework, being out of it Driver Ed. 11, Latin Club 10, Elker 12 fBus. Edjg National Honor Society 11, 12g Electronics Club 10, 11, 12 lI5 WILLIAM JOSEPH VEROSTEK, JR. Verra Liber: bowling, pizza, Hyde's Hill boys Dirliker: Scum Hill boys, except Waltg work, French Driver Ed. 11 DAVID LOUIS VIGLIONE Dave Likes: good advice, sleeping in on weelrends, peanut butter Dixlikerf Valley rats, bucket seats Football 103 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Driver Ed. 11g Varsity Club 123 Reel Spinners 12 II6 KENNETH, THOMAS TUTTON Surfer Liber: races at Stateline, surfing, 61 Chevies Dirliker: Dramatics class, 59 Buicks PAUL ROHDE VAN AKEN Liker: Linda, sleeping Dirlikes: Scum Hill boys, except Waltg workg French Driver Ed. 11 PATRICIA ANN VIGLIONE Vig Likes: good times, 3-day vacations, anything Italian Diflikef: snobs, having nothing to do, clean win- dows Choir 10, 11, Class officer 10, Elker 11, 12g Pep Club 10g Prom Committee 11 VIRGINIA LEE WALSH Lee Liber: beating 'Burg, the wild life of a Senior, life in general Dirlikew Mr. A's bus, fighting for Senior's tra- ditional rights Choir 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 10, 11, 12, Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11g Chorus 113 Pep Club 123 Elker 12, Brigadoon 11 JUDY KAY WAMSLEY Liber: Art, basketball games, working at the Youth Center Dirlibei: Physics tests, getting up early, cold weather FNA 123 Latin Club 10 ERIC LYLE WEISSENFLUH Rick Liber: cars and cycles, Physics class, organized parties Diflibex: college boards, Spanish, long walks Key Club 11, 123 Football 10, 11, Track 103 Driver Ed. 11 DARLENE MARIE WOLFF Liber: Bobby, St. Marys, having fun Dirlibef: snobs, school, people who spoil a party Color Guards 9, 10, 11, 12, Reel Spinners 12, Junior Librarian 10 EARL THOMAS WOLFF Chucker g Liber: Judy, big truckshgood parties Difliber: detention, dull weekends, this school DELORES IRENE WIESE Dee Liber: Buddy, having fun, weekends Diflibex: rain, snobs, getting up in the morning CYNTHIA ANN WOLFF Cindy Liber: someone special, special letters, june 1966 Diflibefs snobs, fake friendship, ignorant people II7 JOHN JOSEPH ZAMEROSKI Pace Liber: Hyde's Hill boys, hunting ?i.fSikeJ.' West End finks, Scum Hill boys, cafeteria oo Football 10, 113 Basketball 10 RICHARD ARDELL WEISENFLUH, JR. Sparky Likes: Roseanne, hoagies, parties Dirliker: stop signs, St. Marys guys Football 125 Wrestling 12g Track 9, 10, 11, 12g Driver Ed. 11g Prom Committee 11 II8 CHARLES JAMES YALE Chucker Likes: sports, girls, good parties Dirliker: rat finks, school, basketball Football 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 10, 11, 129 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Class vice-president 11 CAROLYN ELAINE YORNS Liber: smorgasbords, parties, Dodges Dirlikers Mafia, birds, restrictions Chorus 9, 11g Choir 11, 12g Student Council 12g Maroonews 12g Driver Ed. 11g Pep Club 10 tx JAMES ROSS BULLERS Liber: shop class, cafeteria work, nice people Di.rli,ke5: math class, Ford products, snobs Driver Ed. 11 DAVID NEWELL CHARLES E. MURPHY DAVID A. DUFFEE Senior lam will Diane Anderson Con behalf of Room 1011 wills Larry Blose to anyone who wants him. Karl Anderson wills his ability to do nothing to everyone and his front seat in French class to anyone who dislikes French. Kathy Anderson wills to Lynda Wilson and Terry Gregor all the fun she had in her senior year and on class picnics. Nancy Anderson wills to Kurt Larson her locker in gym class, and all the fun she had in her senior year to all up-coming seniors. Patty Anderson wills the busride from Brockport to Ridgway to anyone who can take it. Rita Anderson wills Mrs. Busija for a homeroom teacher to any junior who thinks he knows how to get out of homeroom in the mornings. Carol Armanini wills to Frances Cenni the good times she had at R.H.S. and her seat in the bus to anyone who has the mis- fortune of getting it. Linda Assalone wills Mike Raspatello 5000 hot dogs, her seat in the guidance office to Denny DeAngelo, and Mr. Fleming's office back to Mr. Fleming. Shirley Auman wills to Janet Thompson her ability to have a riot in her senior year and lots of luck with Pussy Foot. Stanford Bauer wills his seat in Mrs. Busija's homeroom to the next senior. Roy Bennett wills all his greasy clothes which he acquired in Prevocational to anyone who wants to look like a grease monkey the rest of his life. Chris Berger wills the wonderful rides on the West End bus to Georgieann Gier, her problem-solving talent to Janie Imhof, and her promptness to anyone who wishes to be told to be ready half an hour early. Fred Beyer wills a winter time parking place in front of John Zameroski's house to anyone who wants trouble with the office. Carol.Bjo.rkquist wills to her sister Donna her ability to drive their big Olds and to Kathy Verostek a date with Fu Man Chu. Larry Blose is not willing anything to anybodyg he found a way to take it all with him. Maureen Broderick wills Tom's Kook doll to Pam Trimble and to Frances Cenni her never-working nerve pills. Phyllis Brown wills her seat in Senior English to Shirley Mitchell fif she thinks she wants itj, and to Patty Marshall as much fun as possible at all the football games. Judie Brush wills her seat in the auditorium to Linda and all her fun as a senior to Rosemary and Regina. Jim Bullers wills one pencil with eraser to Larry Shreffler and to those of you he said he would remember. Hi! Bob Burfield wills his seat in Physics class to anyone who doesn't like passing too many tests. Rick Bussoletti wills an old beatle wig to Mr. Prencipe. Judy Caggiano wills Denny DeAngelo the key to the stock room so he can keep the homefires burning. Sharon Carns wills to any majorette who can wear it, a huge majorette uniform, and to anyone who wants it, a senior year at R.H.S. Gloria Carr wills her shorthand transcription classes to anyone who wants a lot of headaches. Linda Cenni wills her job in the cafeteria to any girl who wants to do 900 dishes a day. John Chelgreen wills his fun-filled bus rides to Terry Trentine, and his lousy pinochle hands to Doug Glantz. Francis Connacher wills his seat in homeroom to anyone who wants it, and his looks to Kathy Cretti. Frank Connacher wills to Bernadette Brenna all the luck in her senior year and to Carol Cristini, one giant stick of bubble gum. Kenneth Cook wills to Sam Hargrave, Mike and Art Nappe, and Buddy Roof all his luck in finding cops. Joseph Corey wills his great ability in wrestling to Buddy Roof and his great charm to Denny DeAngelo. Sue Curci wills a year's supply of tuna fish sandwiches to Miss Dean in exchange for her bench warmerg a pair of scissors, needle and thread to Mrs. Busijag and the editorship of The Elker to Donna Dobson and all the fun and work that goes with it. Bob Dahlquist wills his seat in Mrs. Busija's homeroom to any- one who likes to pester teachers and can survive the beating you takeg his list of magazine customers to his sister Jean, and his seat in the back of Bus 1 to anyone who likes to have la, seat for himself. Also his seat in French II to anyone who is ore . Paula DeChano wills her seat in Mr. Gilliland's Senior English class to anyone who likes to sing and a piece of paper for an essay to anyone who doesn't. Gary DeVallance wills Denny DeAngelo John Stubeck's job as a bum when he retires fDenny seems to have every qualifica- tionj. Tom Dickinson wills to Denny DeAngelo a carton of Pall Malls and to Ronnie Zameroski, his garbage can. Steve Disque wills his ability to talk things over with Mr. Burgeson and Mr. Gilliland to Paul Solomon, he'll need itg his bent locker to Bone Bussoletti, and his homeroom monitor job to anyone who would be interested. Richard Ditch wills all the left-over sauerkraut from the cafeteria to Mr. Schmelzle, and the inspirational reading to anyone who wants to be inspired. David Duffee wills his hair to Mr. Stewart. Judy Ecklund wills her seat in Chemistry class to anyone who wants it for two years and her parking place at Sandy Beach to Sam Luchs and Rob Brian. Vince Egan wills all the lunches in his locker to the guy who' put them there and all his English notes to Miss Dean- hoping she will see his viewpoint Knot that it matters any- moreJ Mary Lou Eliason wills to Nita Starr her seat in study hall if she thinks she can put up with Mr. Fleming another year, and to Mary Lou Wolff all her senior notes with luck. Karen Faulk wills her position as head majorette to any girl who can put up with having a male competitor in back of her. Donna Fernstrom wills to all the Italians the Bird of Paradise to rest in their lasagna and to Kathy Brian, 50,000 gallons of freckle remover. Tim Finger wills to the Junior Class the right to attempt to follow in the footsteps of the greatest Senior Class. Mary Lou Foringer wills an alarm clock to all those who take Spanish and aren't fortunate enough to wake up when the II9 bell rings and her seat in English to anyone who can under- stand Miss Dean. Gary Gardner wills to Charlie Nearing five pounds of garlic. Louie Gasbarre wills to Mr. Schmelzle his great ability to make Physics experiments work because he seems to have trouble with them and to John Manno, his football locker and lots of luck next year. George Gausman wills to Mr. Schmelzle a year's supply of food coloring, and his ability in Trig. class to anyone who wants to try, try again. Sherry Geist wills Bookkeeping II class to anyone who wants it and her seat in transcription to anyone who thinks he can get a few points from the class. Linda Gonzales wills a book of matches to Paul VanAken for the big draft card burn on June Sth. Fritz Greiner, of unsound mind and body, wills a 10 pound box of snuff to Roy Robertson. Jon Gulnac wills his musical talent to Mr. Fleming, his keys to the car and his cello to Denny DeAngelo, because of Denny's fondness of big things. Ray Hartlnad wills good luck to all the teachers at R.H.S., because there are plenty more Hartlands on the way upg and his seat on the bench in football to anyone who likes to feel like a punching bag in practice for four years. Pam Havens wills her little brother to anyone who thinks he can stand him. Glenda Himes wills to her brother, Dale, her ability to take a trip to Johnsonburg and get a three-day vacation for it. Ken Hinton wills to Mr. Marzzacco a book on how to do 150 jumping jacks without jumping, and his seat on the bus to Francis Santiso and Terry Titchner. John Hodgson wills his position in the Rowdy Bunch to Sam Hargrave. Charles Hoffman wills his Physics grades to anyone who wants to fail Physics and all the fun he had in Mr. Marzzacco's gym class to anyone who is lucky enough to have him. Gary Holtz wills a passing grade in shop to Dan Pierce. Delores Horner wills Physics class to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. Darrel Huckabone wills his ability to dig holes to anyone going to Viet Nam. Tom Hyatt wills to Steve Carver all the troubles he had with his car, in hopes that Steve takes care of his horse and to Zane Fulmer, his seat on the bus if he has the guts to take it. Janelle Jack wills all the fun she had in St. Marys to any junior girl who gets bored Saturday nights in Ridgway. Becky Johnson wills her ringos to her sister and all her Swedish prestige to Mary Swanson and Ruthie Carlson. Charlotte Johnson wills what little art talent she has to any future art student who hasn't any and the joys of being a senior to those juniors who can take them good-naturedly. Dennis Johnson wills to his smaller sister Debby the best of luck in the rest of her school years at R.H.S. Linda Johnson wills Physics class to anybody who is sap enough to think they can get through it with a passing gradeg her T.L. nickel to Barb Gallup fif she finds itj, and her great talent to her sister, Sally fshe needs itj. Steve Johnson wills to Jim Tully the ability to dodge Mr. Stewart when his hair begins to grow down over his ears. l20 ' Jon Johnston wills all his high moral virtues to the younger generation of West End, mainly Steve Healy. Regina Jones wills her seat in Trig. Class to any Junior who likes to be confused and likes to fail. Pat Kenrick wills her ability to speak proper English to Miss Deang her ability to be late for U. S. History 180 times to Gail D.g and her cheerleading ability to K.B. fshe needs itj. Irene Leahy wills to Kathy Brian her hospital uniforms and the fun that goes with them, and her guns to Mr. Northey to handle future relatives. Tom Leary wills his seat in Miss Dean's English class to who- ever wants to write on Miss Dean's shoebox and have loads of fun bothering herg and his nickname to anyone who thinks they can have as much fun with it as he did. Jacque Lockwood wills to her sister, Jeanne, the first period gym class so she can have the experience of taking a shower with her sneaks on while still sleeping. Ellen Logue wills to Cathy Forbes all of Eddie's letters and to Sue Evers, all the good times in her senior year which she did not have the opportunity to enjoy. Dena Loncoske wills to Miss Dean her sanity, her rollers, and a big plate of lasagnag to Denny Hoffman her seat in Mr. Flem- ing's officeg and to Mr. Schmelzle, the luck of the Irish. Carol Luce wills English classes to anyone who doesn't like to do anything and all the fun she had in her senior year to her sister Cheryl. Regina Luce wills to her sister Cheryl her place in Colorguards and to all future seniors, all the fun she had in her senior year. Joe Luchs wills his front seat in Miss Dean's class to any Junior who likes the teacher but hates the subject. Sue Lundsten wills to any Junior who will have Miss Dean for Senior English the privilege of being her very best friend. Kay Magnuson wills to any lucky senior who has English 4th period the privilege of having Miss Dean lecture to the tune of the growling in your stomach, and to Miss Dean, a hissing blue punch bowl. Linda Malone wills the ability to write essays to anyone who won't sing in English class. Margaret Mann wills her ability to write the wrong kind of notes to anyone who wants to be well-known and her brother Frank to Frances O'Connell, so she won't have to dream any more. James Marshall wills all his good luck to anyone who wants it. Marcia Mascioni wills her seat in Miss Dean's English Class to any Junior who is unlucky enough to get it. Gene Miles wills his position in the Rowdy Bunch to Zane Fullmer, if he can handle it. Dennis Mitcheltre wills Larry Shreffler nothing, and his job at the Strand Theater he leaves to anyone who wants to give up all of his spare time. He wills Ted and Duane Bullers all the fun he had at R.H.S. Catherine Moore wills her ability not to act to anyone who takes dramatics. Charles Murphy wills to Keith Perryman one bag of tarts and his seat in Mrs. Fay's 5rd period study hall to anyone who wants to talk and get away with it. Kris Myers wills Wally Lehman her driver's license. Tom Neureiter wills to Cheryl Luce his seat in Trig. Class since she has so much fun with Algebrag and to his brother George, the so-called best years of his life in high school. Dave Newell wills to Mr. Gilliland a special parking spot at North Broad Street and Allenhurst Avenue and his 5th period gym class to future seniors of West End. Mike O'Neill wills to Ed Donachy his place at the Old Tyme Bakery and to Vickie Clifford, his place in Economics class. Rosalyn Park wills her schedule to Barb Caggeso if she can put up with Mrs. L. three periods a day, five days a week. Harry Peterson doesn't will anything to anybody except his seat in Sales class and nobody would want it any way. Sue Peterson wills her secret for having fun on the players' bus to Barb DeChano. Georgia Piccirillo wills to any junior intending to take Speech a half year's supply of frustrationg to Bill McCloskey, the last place in line of Mr, Abplanalp's nickel busg and to Claudia Newell, her seat in Physics, if she enjoys being lost in space. Marinell Rhines wills to Gay Stewart her ability to fail tests without even trying. Harry Richards wills all the Juvenile delinquents in this school to Mr. Stewart and all the trouble that goes with them. Bill -Riccadonna wills to jim Facchine a bundle of hay for the chickens, his seat on the bus, and a rowdy Senior year. Janet Ritter wills a year's supply of H-B cough drops to Miss Dean so that she never runs out and all the great times on players' buses to Bev Andrews. Nancy Ruth wills her seat on her bus to anybody who is stupid enough to want it. Ed Secor wills his truck to anybody who can make it go, his bridge-playing hand to Kirk Templeton, and his seat in POD to anybody who likes to sleep. Benny Serafini wills his seat in art class to anyone who thinks they can fill itg his talent to pick out the best girls in school and outg his talent to draw to anyone who likes to make a lifedof itg and he wills anything to anyone who thinks they nee it. Lois Serafini wills Carol Morelli her ability to get into lots of trouble in all classes and her sweaty gym clothes. Mark Sharrow wills his seat and all the trouble he had in Short- hand class to his sister Jean. Don Sherwood wills his seat in the bus behind Fred Austin if you can put up with Fred's complaining to Steve Carver, and his place in Pre-vocational class to anyone who wants to get hit with flying wrenches. Linda Sherwood wills some of her German ancestry to Ronnie Zameroski. so he can get through his senior year without dis- grace, a life time pass to summer camp to Billy Johnson' and her gray hairs to Brenda Mrofchinski and Peggy Mooreiwho caused them. Robert Sthick wills his position of the wrestling team to anyone who likes to live down in the boondocks and some of his weight to Buddy Roof, Walt Shield wills to Tom Grumbley his P.A. announcing job along with all the troubles that o with it t I . U g g o anybody who wants it, his boring seat in French class. Gary Shrefler. wills his sneakers and soap to any junior who has school spirit and is willing to pay for itg and to Mike Nappe, his two votes in the Rowdy Bunch. Pat Stanley wills to Barb Caggeso her ability to make things up onthe spur of the momentg to john Rosetti her brains the needs themlg and her great math grades to her sister Kathy. Linda Supon wills her seat on the bus to Rosann Wolff and the Maroonew: to Barb Caggeso with a wish for good luck be- cause she'll need it. Betty jean Swanson wills to Sam Hargrave the ability to drive his 4-speed car which he inherited and a bar of soap to any juniors who want a 3 day vacation. john Sykes wills his seat in Physics class to anyone who wants it. Gary Tamburlin wills his brother the right to run the bus fromi Horton, his seat on the bus to anybody who is dumb enough to ride itg and his position on the football team to anyone who wants it. Philip Tamburlin wills to Ron, Mike, and Sam the key to his campg and a bar of ivory soap to any junior who wants a three day vacation. Lorene Thomas wills a wet gym suit to Barb Caggesog her basketball statistics charts and her seat on the players' bus to Paula Laughnerg and her topic sentences to Miss Dean who is always asking for them. Cindy Thompson wills her sister the ability to get into as much trouble as she did in her senior yearpg and a bar of soap to any juniors who want a three day vacation. Cheryl Titchner wills next year's Social Editor of the Afiaraonewr the ability to keep out of trouble when writing gossip and all the fun she had on class picnics. Richard Timm won't give anything away, he's greedy. Ken Tutton wills his ability to have patience .with Mr. Gilliland to Paul Solomon and his ability to talk things over with Mr. Burgeson to Steve Healyg he'll need it. Paul VanAken wills his parties to anyone who will take care of them. Bill Verostek wills to Qjege Miller his great ability at cards and to jeff Thompson, is good grades in Ti-ig. David Viglione wills a front seat in French class to any unlucky who likes to sleep and his great ability to romance the girls to his little brother Dan. Patty Viglione wills a bar of soap to any junior that wants a three day vacation and a seat in French II to anyone who likes to work. Lee Walsh wills her ability to speak French without an Italian accent to Toni Piccirillo and a whip to the Junior class which will be needed to keep the toads in their place. Judy Warnsley wills Ernie Erlanson a case of orange popg her brother Bruce, all her brains for advanced Chemistry and Physics, and Mrs. Fay, lots of bright, eager Latin students. Eric Weissenfluh wills his ability to dig holes to anyone going to Viet Nam. Rick Weisenfluh wills to his brother Bill the ability to skip .football practice twice a week and still playg and to john Mannog jersey no. 76 because he is man enough to wear it. Delores Wiese wills her seat on the bus to Regina and her seat in POD to whoever wants to sit in the back of the cafeteria. Cindy Wolff wills Rose Ann Benigni Miss Dean's Adolf Hitler. Darlene Wolff wills all the fun she had in her senior year to her sisters, Mary Lou and Donna. Thomas Wolff wills to his good friend Eddie Donachy all his bad luck in school and the ability to squeal tires in front of the teachers and get away with it. Charles Yale wills to anyone who is dumb enough, a position on the football team., Carolyn Yorns wills to Denny DeAngelo all the Swedish meat- balls he can eat, and a bar of soap to any junior who wants a three day vacation. l2l Seniurz I'1l cry if you don't kiss me. Anything, I'11 do anything! E 1 i i Q Q i --...4 fi il s i 5 I You think it was rough getting in? 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The loyal suicide because: they'd drifted far from their beloved home. Many in the Atlantic Ocean to England, Germany, and other European countries as well as the death ridden, battle scourged, and blood-spattered battle fields of Viet Nam fthe cold war was .ilill in progressj. Because of the extreme distances each class member would have to travel, no class reunion was planned to celebrate our past ten years of free and easy living. However, in the spring of 1976, the few of our class who had remained in or around Ridgway received invitations to attend the annual Shakespearian Festival at Stratford-on-Avon, England. Our hostess was to be an old friend, Patricia Kenrick, who, by the way, had recently ob- tained control of the English crown and now shared the throne with Louis Gasbarre of England. How Queen Pat came to her exalted position is quite a story but really irrelevant to our's. Naturally all who received invitations accepted immediately and within a week we found ourselves in the company of Her Majesty. The queen was accompanied by various members of her colorful court: the court jester, Lee Walsh, amused us with het wit, the magicians, Pam 'Merlin' Havens, and Paul 'Wizard' Van Aken mixed red colored water and chartreuse colored water and made Vensus blue before our eyes- miraculous. They were assisted by Linda Gonzalas, and the head court dancer, Georgia Piccirillo, pirouetted and arabesqued for our amusement as we stood in the waiting line before the ticket window at the local Stratford theatre. The lady at the ticket window was recognized to be Cheryl Titchner and we warmly invited her to join our party. Un- fortunately she declined. Once inside the theatre we had a moment to study our programs. The cast of characters was as follows: Hamlet played by Eric Wleisenfluh, King Claudius played by Walter Shields, Queen Gertrude played by Dianne Anderson, Ophelia played by Linda Cenni, Polonius played by Richard Ditch, Guilden- stern played by Gary Edward Holtz, Rosencrantz played by Thomas Dickinson, Laertes played by Raymond Hartland, Haratio played by Darryl Huckabone, Fortenbras played by Timothy Finger, Swedish Ally played by Steven Johnson, Clown I played by Francis Con- nacher, Clown Il played by Frank Connacher, Ghost played by Jon Hodgson, Yorick played by John Sykes. The production staff: Make up-Sue Curci, Set Design-Jackie Lockwood, Linda Johnson, Lighting 8: Sound-Richard Timm. Director-Catherine Moore. The actors were all well-suited to their partsg Hamlet was virile and brave except for his tragic flaw, Ophelia was lovely, Claudius was evil and crafty but 'his wife, Gertrude, was forever faithful, false friends Guildenstern and Rosencrantz, Fortenbras, and Laertes were gallant and cowardly at once, Polonius thought himself witty, Horatio was a friend to the end and the clowns literally stole the show. It is needless to say we enjoyed the presentation. We gratefully bid farewell to the Queen and prepared to leave England for Germany fwe had also received an invitation from Mr. Phillip Schmelze who had returned to the fatherlandj. On route to the airport we passed 'Big Ben' Serafini and guard of Buckingham palace Dave Duffy who substituted the traditional busby with his Beatle bob, We also drove through the depths of Sherwood Forest and were greeted by Linda and her quite merry men, shouting their motto We sure would, who after escorted us through the wood. Our flight to Germany was pleasant, owing to the excellent service of the airline stewardesses, Sharon Carns and Ellen Logue. Upon our arrival in Germany, we crossed the beautiful Rhine friverb by ferry: our captain Marynell. We soon reached the charming village of I-lortonburg and met our host in a local pub known as The Garden, owned and operated by the Tamburlin cousins Phil and Gary and their partners in business, Pat Vigilone and Becky Johnson. During our short stay in Burg, we met many of our former school- mates. Gene Miles, Gary Gardner, and Dennis Sicheri, appeared playing Walk in the Black Forest on their singing saws. They had entered the wood on wood cutter's expedition and had just returned after 7 years. Rick Weissenfluh, Chuck Yale, and Joe Cory held a wrestling match with the local team of Horftonburgg a group known as the D men: Steve Disque. Gary DeVallance, and Dill Tully. Entertainment was provided at The Garden by the Kegs fformally known as the Rogues J: Jon Johnston, John Ciami, and Rick Bussoletti who played the rousing and famous Beer Barrel Polka. For our further enjoyment, a special guest-Bob Shick who sang Ctwopence a bagj. Later, refreshments were provided: sauerkraut and Carolyn Yorns, pretzels and potato chips by Chris that she is, Mike O'Neil added a tough of Italy with .his homemade pizza, and Linda Supon cheered us further with Soup fshe alwayr made 100751. We hated to leave such pleasant surroundings but soon decided to continue our journey. Since we were in the neighborhood we decided to fly to Viet Nam for the U.S.O. show for the troops. We found that we arrived at the same time as others from America, the President of the U.S. Kenneth Simon, members of his cabinetg Darkis Matson, Secretary Feed the Birds weiners prepared by Berger, wise girl her superb Happy of International Affairs and Judy Caggiano, Secretary of Forelgn Relatwnss Linda Malone and Loraine Thomas, officers of the Peace Corps. The U.S.O. show began with a stimulating cheer by Janet Ritter, Sue Peterson, and Pat Stanley. The show starred Darla Hoffman and Sue Lundsten as its leading ladies and they helped to improve the sDifi!S of the men immensely. Bill Riccadona, Ed Secor, and Harry Richards, three GI's who we knew in particular were inspired by the efforts of the U.S.O. and although they had been completely discouraged by the war they were, now determined to make a fresh start on their campaign for peace, Other familiar faces seen at the U.S.O. show wre Ken Hinton. Stan Bauer, Bob Burfield, Ken Tutton and Bob Dahlquist. The Navy was represented by Don Sherwood, Joe Luchs, Carol Luce and John Chelgreen. General Vince Egan was found planning the route to be taken by the guerilla fighters, Fritz Greiner, Tom Neuriter, and Tom Hyatt. These fearless men had been well trained by Mary Lou Forringer and Gina Luce. Lover of beautiful women that he was, General Egan was constantly followed by lovely girls, most of them members of the Army Nurse Corps. Some we noticed were Gina Johes, Delores Horner, Rita Anderson and Irene Leahy. X-Ray technician, James Marshall, tagged along. During our stay in Viet Nam we visited the PX store and were helped to find trinkets to take home by Nancy Ruth. Adjoining the PX store was the army post office where we found secretary Jan Jack busily answering fan letters to General Egan from the Viet Cong. Before leaving Viet Nam we stopped at the Hanoi Hotel for Happy Honeymooners, extremely popular with newlyweds because of its scenic location. Among the guests were some familiar names: Kathy Anderson, Judie Brush, Charlotte Johnson, Sherry Giest, Carol Bjorkquist, Delores XViese and Darlene Wolf. They were all there with their husbands and we were glad to see they had fulfilled their ambitions of their high school days. Other couples staying at the hotel were Tom Wolf and the former Judy Eckland and Mark Sharrow and the former Judy Wamsley. The only unattached person at the hotel was Larry Blose, who was social director and head of the Green Berets. At last we decided to return to the U.S. We were led to the boat by a military parade, led by Karel Faulk as head majorette and Phyl' Brown as the leader of the motor cycle brigade. However, as we were boarding our luxury liner, we were asked for a donation to pay for the officer's party of the night before. Naturally everyone was glad to help and even Fred Beyer chipped in. XVe had been at sea 4 days when someone realized that Linda Assalone was no longer with us. There was nothing we could do but decided she must have missed the boat. The same day we received a telegram in- forming us that Kay Magnuson, a former classmate, had died of a heart attack while trying to commit suicide in honor of Florence Nightingale's birthday. We were heart broken. Kris Meyers became so emotional she fell over the boat rail and drowned. Thank heaven. fWe were low on foodj Soon we found ourselves in New York Harbor and decided to spend a few days in this exciting city before going home. During our stay in New York we met Jon Gulnac, famous manager of the Harlem Ghoul Rottersg international playboys, Chuck Hoffman and Tom Leary accompanied by their lady friends and secretaries Margaret Mann and Mary Lou Eliason, and John Zameroski, the garbage man of New York City. We also went to see the stock car races: the most well known drivers lto' us anywayj were Marcia Mascioni, Betty Jean Swanson, and Rusty Cook. Our final day in New York City was spent touring the Beauty Salon and Modeling Agency of Maureen Broderick. Carol Armanini, Nancy Anderson, and Shirley Aumen were Maureen's chief beauticians. Secre- taries and business managers were Gloria Carr, Janine Bennett, Loi! Serafini, Roz Parks and Cindy Thompson. A special thrill was experienced when we were permitted to watch the photographing of fashion models Patty Anderson and Paula DeChano for a commercial. Our stay away from home had nearly ended. We had seen old and dear friends. Those who we hadn't met recently and well remembered. George Gausman was still studying RHS, Karl Anderson and Denny Hohnson jointly owned a the eyes of Maybelline many of our were missed his trig. at farm in the hills of Elk County. We were informed that they could't attend by their secretary, Glenda Himes. James Bullets was raising cows on his adiry farm in Portland Mills. Dave Vigilone and Bill Verostek remained in Ridgway to defend Hydes Hill. Chuck Murphy had to attend a KuKlux Klan meeting in Alabama. We boarded our plane to take us back to Ridgway and as we flew over Brooklyn Bridge we waved goodbye to Donna Fernstrom as she jumped. Sadg but we were cheered by the knowledge that Roy Bennett :ag finally learned to cope with his problems even though Donna a n't. We landed in Ridgway, opened the plane door and stepped out. Un- fortunately there were no steps, which brings us to our morale: Look before you leap. END Copies unavailable, response discouraged. I25 QQ- ff 11,1 ' 4' - pa. ,N Q' W if ,ff ' 1 -if -' 4, l za- zz . - i H A A Am Q I , ,ilu , ,. ,ig .151 A 7 Q ..,, ' ',,h A W - ' , I I ., 'fy -,gf 12,7 kifiz L' gif vj my f HQ 4 J :Af k ,f 13553 , ' w H - ff . 3.51 X K nib Q F vi J if I 1 , x L A J A ' , ,.,g2 f ?f fi ,f . ggi K 2' .4 'JI' fffy' ff? S ,iq 'K 'f-f-w-4wrf.,,- Q'dvf , W4 Mu4-nw Wm. if m BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '66 INTERNATIONAL POWDER METALLURGY CO., INC. 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