Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

Elarnel979 THE SITE Ringgold High School Monongahela Division Editors Photographers Publisher George Crompto L yout john Brewer Taylor Publishin Brian Hyslop Desig Gary Couter Muia Studio The Site Is 'iifw WCW :H .M P . QMAQH Wax 7,4 K f .f'f-2. , 333: rp, X ff' S: W , .,, f ' ' if . .111 People l P' hs W SE: -1:7 .5 xl Lf JL: -'.- 23:25 iid. 'WS ' X3 J-mn J-if s Places And Things ., .www .W ' 7 . h . .M-P F' 5- f f + A he 5? 5 i'.'Q In lf A 4,19 Construction of your mincl is the cornerstone to the building of your life. Construction Michelle Martin the creation ofa huge building . . life! Amy Runkle -if-,x ,ff , M' 'itif 'M r ifiallirlai ' ' ' 1 agf2zp?5:5g5:i.gltW ft V gg - N-me ,-4 5 .4 'The Site! is an appropriate theme for our yearbook. Ringgold High School was unique because it was a construction site. The students attended school and received an education amid a flurry of activity. They watched as the campus vvas recon- structed and made into a better place, 'The Site' was relevant to the student body because they experienced the renovation ofa building and hopefully of themselves. Brian Hyslop -----.....i., Every once in a vvnile you have to have a temporary inconvenience for a permanent irnprovement. F Bob Irey 'fu x VJ? 3 vcr , 4- - v .N-J' In 5 Q -+ gat' The confusion of attending high school at a construction site proved the charac- ter of the student body, because through it all they remained strong, The stu- dents of Ringgold High School were a better breed than most. They built upon ' what they learned and did not allow such minor occurrences as tar stench and paint fumes to lower their morale. Although things were rough, the students who attended during the renovation can be proud. They realized that the pur- pose of school was to provide them a way to build themselves into mature and intelligent adults with a worthwhile future. Brian Hyslop f' H Q '2 41 on Construction ofa building takes a few years, but Construetionof a person's intelligence takes a lifetime. The sights are not the same as many remember. Our surroundings have Changed from day to Rich Scagline day. Amid the Construction and other mayhem, We will try to stick together, And do the best we Can. Helen Smith Construction is the building of new and better things. Although it may annoy some, it is for the good of human improvement. Linda Marg Construction of our lives, as in the construction ofa louilding, rnust be planned carefully and meticulously. We must construct our minds with the building blocks of education. Patty lanosik Brenda I-leidelbach aii -af. if ,,,, f, M fisf E 1 Y Construction has a special meaning to the students of Ring- gold. We hve seen how a building can be changed from an outdated relic into an updated building. We have noticed the metamorphosis of a building with strong foundations into a building with a bright new face. The construction of our school was hopefully not the only construction that we have witnessed. As many of the student writings throughout the Flame explain, construction also takes place within ourselves. We grow as we attend school. Hopefully, we enter our high school years with a strong foundation and leave with the pol- ish of an intelligent adult. Construction does not end at grad- uation, however. lt continues, if we are lucky, until the day we die. Brian Hyslop Workers Construct knowing that their efforts vvill be around long after they are gone. People should build their lives in hopes that they will be remembered fondly after they are gone. Dottie Burgoyne The lives we will live tomorrovv are determined by the lives vve live today. Brian Hyslop a it F I ,,, 'Cf f L2 ' f fa www , fm 'Q A aww if ,mi l remember eyes upon me as I engaged in athletics, did homework, walked in processions. Eyes - not critical, not blandly curious, but filled with gentle concern and heartfelt pride, l remember so much to see, so much to do. My eyes were always fixed on what was ahead, and all the activities geared around brief touches with Home Base. 'N UL. Academics W'A' ,5 safjkh ,, ,K 1-vi Q Af .am li? W e I Mary Little Foreign Languages Foreign languages can build a bridge to international understanding. Mr. Thomas Bowker B.S. California State College of Pennsylvania, University of Valencia, Spain Mrs, Diane Garry Mr. Louis Hough M,S. Duquesne University MA. West Virginia University, Goethe Institute in Munich ,lf Mun.. - I I ' J Mrs. Barbara Veraldi M.Ed. Shippinsburg State College Mrs. Eleanor Bartoe lB.B.A. Westminster Collegel Kim King, Laurel Rehonic, lim Westwood, and Matt Pintar. Vicki Crookham, Laurel Cushey, Bev Green, Mrs. Leona Matelan lB.S. University of Pittsburghj Cindy Prolenski leri George, and Charlene McBride. 20 W ,f ,- Mrs, Susan Franz M.Ed. University of Pennsylvania Business Education In order to read the blueprint of communication in the work-day world, we must have Business Education. 'S wus:--f A VT'5'1 Mrs. Gerri Tyber B,S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania lo Schulmeister, Mr. Boyd Morris,1M.B.A. Duquesne Universityj Bev Green, Lynn Nash Wx ,,,,,,-,,,,,,4 ,, ff . W-.,,.,,,,Mm , I x , , W, 'lamp-sv, Ji Lou Ann Frick, Nancy Anderson, and Mrs. Barbara Harper BS. California State College of Pennsylvania Engli h Q ' 1 'fjmnvs - -. ,A ,,..aus-hr 'fu-. Mrs. Louise Anderson BA. California State College of Pennsylvania Miss Mona Rae Williams BS. Slippery Rock State College Mrs. Elizabeth Bridges, KMA. West Texas State Universityj leff Smith, jeff Wessel, Bob Funtal Tony Nash, Ron Metrovich, and leff School. an Et Miss Marlene Grillo B.S. California State College of Pennsylvania Mrs- Judy Barren B.A. Allegheny College Mrs. Mary Beth Morris Larry Pritchard, Mrs. loye Flannigan lB.S. California State Col BA. Pennsylvania State University lege of Pennsylvanial and Steve jones fbackl. Mrs. Marian LeDonne B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Mrs. Esther Spadaro B.A, Morehead State University Fine Arts A building is built to be functional, but function is not solely considered. Aesthetic beauty is also taken into account by any architect. So must we be like the good architect and never ignore our cultural development. Music, art, drama, and communications have long been recognized as essential parts of any society. The inner talents or appreciation we have for any of these must be cultivated. At Ringgold vve are honored to have trained professionals who enlarge our world and let us view it in a new perspective. BRH 3 Q 'Ni Mr. Stanley Popielarski M.A. California State College of Pennsylvania Mr. Gregory Kavalec M.Ed. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Miss Nancy Uhrini ak BA. West Liberty State College s. -v .x?68b .'i H QW , K 5 e f at We rg Blaine Byers, Mr. Richard Pantaleo lM.M. University of Texasj and Brian Stillwagon. Mathe- matics Mathematics is the addition of another room in our house of knowledge. Mr. Gerald Pergola M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh 1 joe Schoenholtz and Mrs. Arlene Krajnik M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh 5 . ii Lane Stoner and Mrs. Cairns M.S. Duquesne University Mr. james Smith B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania The construction of a building is like the construction of one's knowledge. Students and workers do the labor while teachers and foremen give the instructions. janice Kouche Mr. james Cirinelli B.S. California State College of Pennsylvania Science When people in their carelessness cause destruction, scientists, in their infinite wisdom, help to rebuild the world. Mr. lay Mastro B.S. California State College of Pennsylvania .Xt f-at Shari Hurnes, Mr. Anthony Amato, lM.S. University of Notre Damej and Nettie Zukauckas. G l ,11- be Mrs. Patricia Zober, lB.S. California State College of Pennsylvaniaj Chris Charles, Bill Grubbs, lbackl Leslie Chevine and ludi Guydan. 5 . My aan, Mr. Barry Harris Mr. Keith McMonagle B.S. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. California State College of Pennsylvania fi 2 t '? f L ' ' Mr, Vaughn Ritchey Mr. Alan Veliky HA-WaSh 18l0ft 21mflf'fff'fwn lane Lobb, Mr. Frank Carson lM.Ed. Califore 8.5. California State College of Pennsylvania nia State College of Pennsylvanial and Eric' Oliver. Mr. john Cattaneo Mr, George Eckert Mid. California State College B.S. California State College of Pennsylvania 30 it xv ,, Na W i , Q-W lr. David Lonich Mr. Robert Berton LA. California State College of Pennsylvania B.A. University of Pittsburgh l ll 'f ..- f Q' P X ,nnIq Mr. Lynn Wolf A.B. Grove City College r.SCottFrederick S. California State College of Pennsylvania Physical Education 'V :Nov ',-M '-W ' 'JJ' Mrs. Brenda Smith BA. Fairmont State College Mr. Loyal Dean MS. Wvst Virginia University , -D , Mr, Paul Zolak M.S, West Virginia Univorsily I Mrs. Mary Harris Mr. Charles Ahramski lr. Mid, Univvrsity of Pittsburgh BS. University of Akron Mrs. Mary Carol Sebolt - nurse RN. Mercy School of Nursing, B.S, Duquesne Univer- sity Mr. l. William Rutledge M.L.S. University of Pittsburgh Student Services In wr ,gow - Mrs. Iudy Taylor- secretary i 'H-.2-49, R . 'Ass --Q- 5 Mrs. Thelma Weigel - fM.Ed. Duquesne Universityl librarian helps Kim Sebarese and Keith Swecker. A. - 5 xx Mrs. Marjorie Kerekes - secretary +iL gills: Student Services Mrs. Loretta Smith - secretary Us 1' ak? B Ur :fin .UF cj lllgikt 1 au s 'H I XA is i i Q f if Q -, ,aw-. Mrs. Pat Weaver- secretary Q!! Mr, Stephen Koget - guidance counselor M.Ed. Indiana University of Pennsylvania fu, t Si 2 5 'r f. 5 fa fgwg t Mrs, Ruth Lockson -guidance counselor Mrs. Donalee Trunick -occupational education M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh M.S. Duduesne University 34 Trudy Dora - custodian - works cheerfully with many students, includ- ing Dave Tatar. 1 Kneeling: Ann Inserra, Florence Rodriguez, Rose Biddle, Standing: Helen Kennedy, Connie Lester, Eleanor Andras, Ruth Anderson, Betty Andrick, and Marlene Pascarella - cafeteria workers. School Personnel lt takes hours of work behind the scenes to keep that which has been built whole - to keep those in the building nourished. u f V john Sawa - custodian. 4. nv Awawm 1 x X M42 , ' K ' ' ' ' ' 'Xu -X Q Q W-'4' .1 2 W , -,R ., u , , -m MX . sk --... . , .' ,uf 4- , Y +4 JK . -4 . , , ,V It HM..,..... K Nw, 0 ..... -- X M A Q L 4 -,. r -xx . 3 M 4 Q -2-V . .ng . .,4 . , I .. x ' W , V- 4 . .. F1 J., f f N ffl, 7 s x X - ... . 5 . 1 9' K 4 ' 4 , '. 4' Q 1. 'N -ur sf f mga x ' K' ' ' . ' f' A K N -V, tk... . K, Q K ... V 4 qs , Qi, V KA .K U I xx ' . I 44 4 F 4. ' 'f 4 -N 4 4 X 19-20 Q xx ' 4 4 4 QDGVBQ J B 1 4 . 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' , C 5 f I I f 'T fx Qiiiq -I I wi 3 I. 'S t 7 25 i T 2 -'f a .Y 'WW f I I . 'd WHX tsaga- 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: Secretary Percy E. Law, First Vice-President Mrs. Roslyn Neidermeyer, President Clyde F, Willebrand, Second Vice-President Mrs. Gerry Bowers, Standing: Member Mrs. Theresa Abramski, Member Kasmier W. Sala, Member Mrs. Louise Cislak, Member Michael T. Chromulak, Member Howard D. Dunmire, Member john I. Gidick. W: if s ,w4 ' get 1 I I SOLICITORS: Paul N. Bama, lr, and George B. Stegenga. Director of Secondary Education Director of Secondary Education john P. Conte tRetiredJ Dr. larnes A. Lopresti my 2 4 Ur-W5 an 1, r'f19 '.'f1f D YA . J: - -i 'Q 'Q j Q ' 'f f go if F 'fi X fs , ' . kr , - 2 o Q.Q , Ai, if 'F zz' Q i 5' i ozzgi, i . , t .S X Wi . ' 9 r Q , i i I E I v-.J i K , x ADMINISTRATORS: Director of Elementary Education George E. Watkinson, Superintendent Dr. George Bulazo, lr., and Direc tor of Educational Facilities lohn I, Ross. iris The day-to-day running of the school is the job of an often unappreciated administration. Every high school has prob- lems, be they big or small, which arise every day. We can be grateful that the administra- tion keeps everything running smoothly. All too often, as happens in most places, we ignore the benefits which we receive from those in charge and instead concentrate on the rules which we do not like. The adminis- tration is an essential part of our school which deserves more praise than they are ever given. The job is not easy, but we are fortunate to have an administration which usually does a fine job keeping Ringgold High School running. av Principal G. Thomas Caudill X ., lr '-sff tv. L lun! f V ,rd 'TI l -a Assistant Principal William R, Carlitz Rank And 0 er , xv. Q M 'f ir Xi 1 Q' W QS E 6 1 9 xla 3' 8 V' 4 ' ', 9 I s i 1 i' . M5 ,N 1 loe Anthony 'Z t Q lyy' 2 we E loleen Barszczowski Louis Anthony Sophomores Lauren Putnak checks to make sure that the coast is clear! t'J leff Barkey T 2 , Tim Ashcraft , I F w .pf ,as ,ff A Shawn Acton J , fr-'Q J ,fi W f- f' Y Todd Alterici t 4 .Z Mike Baran Dave Bartrnan Amy Bartrug Beth Beaumariage f' -k-tt zff -tirf SH Robert Adams ' 2' A 'il 5,51 Lee Amann y Ama. .Qi ' 1931 Karen Barbao Beth Beaver 'JU 'n Q. 'L' 9 s H.. 95 -if Vicki Adams David Amoroso L Lillian Barskite Bob Beck The Laborers Edm lenice Kouche Paula Dochinez Dave Benney l Ray Bianchi I L Debbie Blank fle Vince Boyd 2 x MW' 'il 3 f H lafkie Myers prepares to teach Mrs. Spadero a lesson, while Stacey Shultz just laughs at the idea. ' ,WJ I f T B Kirk Beres ,M 3 7 Ca. Rita Bianchi 1 sv, X5 .. I xv rfb It -if A Dave Boetger Bob Borne Frank Boster Frank Bove AWN' ' t is ,ix A ra. .. Sf. if y B if Q? Kathy Boyle Andy Brantley Connie Bright Amy Broglie far ,da t li Q r '. 2: alagisb. rife, 2:4 loe Bianchi si in ' 1' j a Bill Biddle er ' XS' V fl I ,K .,l ,W Roger Bowlinger it I Charmaine Broglie it at, W W W W W W W 5 ff ' 1 . ' J yur., .,,. 2 iii lim Brooks I W fl, 1 , 44 Libby Bukovsky n Kim Burgoyne Rx Bob Chernuta K , ,Wi .t W EX Wr, EW 1 1 f L Bob Brubaker lg W W., Fred Sfhaner, don't you know that it's not nice to cheat??? 'FI' NL ljavp Burgan Daniel Campbell Q. - ,, f Sf. L 'NYJ - W 'WWQ W X ' 7 W WW V '49,-N. W5 'yt ff 'iz f W V ' ' v W W A ', ' ' t f ', ' H.. Q J 1 I ' .4 WWA Q' Q S W r' Patty Butfhka leff Butler Tami Cain Sue Campitella 7 W' 2' ww? W' Z. A f .5 I F W' , 'X V, , . ' H i I NW if in Don Cislak Don Cole Mark Columbus Cindy Coliins Tina Buckinghan' Debbie Burgoyne W W Kathy Castor t Darcy Conaway I Diane Cooper 9 x 4 5 Bob Coyle i Cynthia Dow 1 f 4' Kenny DeSanlis A if ft A Debbie Costello Vince Coury - , K' , ' N 5 Ps , W ,' li Nancy Sangermano wishes that she didn'l have so much homework! Greg Criss Ron Dove 4 Ianice Durham Erif Dziamniski George David Lisa Davis Charles Deems 'H- la Chu .4-.5 X. ,.,.,,,, , f,.v ' Cathy Devore loan Dewar Anthony Dipaola Mike Dobrich Lisa Dochinez Debbie Dolanch i x 'Q L, 'wi R Mark Fkslein A i 'i i Nmifl. 5 5 I Rene Fein hkan UQ A ky izi -E2 f , K 5 .l , l A ii Rich Fonzi viii C7 rf , 6V,. 1 F 4 Cindy Dolley Ioann Erickson Diane Fisher ll? Tina Frilzel lohn Dolley lanet Fabin Shawn Fisher I Brent Furlong as , ' i , Q Steve Dorsch 6, A lzfx. 'Z Debbie Fedorka Sue Fisher I w v I Y Q -ax Darla Gallagher ,rn l Q fi, l My Patty Douglas Monica Fernandez if ll Sharon Fleming Pal Carafe xK 1 David Fckels David Fedorchak x' f Shawn Fleming ',xLk,,, 5 I Bob Gavlak 3.7, W, .iw .. -.-. Ei lohn Gvorgv ' , I 1 I-X 5.5! 1 Handy Giovanuci y l fx N10 , ,rx . - N K r,,,,,,,.,.,-W..-.-.,,...'.. . N. .. v ' Miki- Ghrisl vw' Milt hvll Glocl Dwaynv CfllT'lPS Grvg Guyclan lllffffif,-ggiif gg, Ein' ., I ,KVV A , G - f 0' 1 g ftp, ' L 1 A 355 , -54:6 ' ' l .2 i ,,,,, Lori Hvrinan Vic ky Hvrrnan R -'fr X5 X rj 'if' 'flrs is ' W 4.-.,.......i Kym Gibbons Shvrriv Goodrich .sd Yr? Trisha Halapy Bill Hill 6 xx , e Ni ? A x f a Lori Gibson Terry Grahrn -.1 'Q :YB 1 fs- i: L ' 4 5: HW' ' l ' .,'75,g-1 x ',.4 l'. w? X ,-' . my sy, , . - 3 -H, Q I W, , , , s X if. H ' , 1 l Q ' ' I' 1 I ' Qfff ?l'l .. fs. Q. Linda Henderson ludy Holdsworth it K Wi . VY 1' aqua' w. 5 ' rlwg ' lim Gillvspiv is XZ' Mark Grvgory xii , 4 lf' J if ffl fl li. la!! VV Suzie Henze l . Alan Hudock ,- 1 1 l '41 K 4 'ff 1 ' 4.65 D FRQLHMF. ' Kr-vinGilmore 3.1 E lvrry Greyshock A Gary Herchi I ,ff X A! Anna Marie Hutchko r ' 48 rv ' L f Barb Ingram -Q f' .i T ,,L,,.?,, 1 N ' Dave Kefover Nui Kathy Koller Lavona Lazzari X v-L., fx Z Tom Iodon Della lohnston 'J N . i ,II ' .fxli ig 'J W2 K if i Q 114 L7 X ,V X V K L if f Keyin Keeton Linda Keenan 'inf 3 5 hd! -Ig I 1 K-'vis Richard loki ,,,, L 32335 L Paul Kent ' W ,Q 2 i -as ii? J gig' , 'QI17 Russell Ioki 'll if Timmy Kershaw 'D g I fb rx :X AW ,' , f U ' ME 3 41 2 if I Stephanie Kral Pat Kramer Sharon Larnbing Iohn l8Slt -,:?t I fir J If f r a 0 H v l w ,ri- ' 5- ' . . wma L Debbie Leach Albert Lewis Tonya Lindley Reed Lippert -.z' Tom Kay -.L 1:7 9- 1 , f L ' as .it john Klebanski U 'S-I N V l Hx Dwayne Lashley Malinda Lloyd 1 Q w a Debbie Lawrence Carl Markiewicz David Masters Z- Ric h Morris f 1 1 ,Z Q . Q , af , IW fifhr 31 5, .f Q, nw. . 6 ,. lane Lobb David Lovell Roland Lowther if . Q , I. ,Q 3 if it O I 's. P ' ,. ., uf ' yi ' .I J ,h , Rhonda Marshall Lisa Martin Paula Martin W7 - f, Debbie Maiykiewirz It 14 L' - limMut'ci Cindy Maize Tim McBurnie .5 Y , J XJ M Kim Mulkern lack ,,, ie Myers Iuliana Mann Billlvtanning - w f Tonia Martin lohna Masters J 'Cy' F A yy gg 4 t ,L at ,. it Frank McKenna Terry McLaughlin fs. ' L r , ' L L if Michelle Manfredi Caryn Nagle Wullnt- llaltu-Icl shows how mut h ht- has grown alum- last ye-ark mark on tht- wall. fi 4, 's 2 V00 ' 'Sf A 1 t Q. lirll Parkrnson lim Parsons U54 . , I I ,tj , wk f af I' Sherri Peck Rc-ggiv Pipt-r 50 Eric' Neidermc-yor , iw , 'f ,if Q R , J Debbie Parasolifk ,A , f M3555 '.-, V lf, A , tx F XX I , KW . ,V , 5 7 ' 1 Charles Patterson ,f-.1 - I , Nw ' t I 7 Q. 11 - ,, 2 Sue Plansinis Eric' Olivvr 1 I 'A l gg Nas R Sarah Pardini Don Patlvrson Y sd Fred Pochiha 12'-Q tr 'Q 'Ev' Dianv Owens Sheri Painter , it Kathy Koller knows shv has soon that tau' ln-lorv. A 93. Q. , , .. A ..- ,.-. 4 , N 1 V ff lami Porlvr Waynv Porlvr ' l N. ...,,...,..,.,,,,,,,,, ' lj l l I Davr' Sloffvl will do anything lo misg Algebra Class! lame-s Ridmllm- Karvn Rulwrlsun Krystal Rodgvrs I x ' Lynn Powvll xg-'S' I X Scott Pura vll -Q i 4 -44 x. N 0 , Sam Riu' fx,,N X , Q lvfl Rmnan Y .x spa kf ,VX 4 , Ron Powvr , , 1 Laura-n Pulnak J fb She-rri Ric hardx sal V R R My 4' A X J, X, lam Roman Becky Prunly lov Ricc- D 3.x Njkba ' ,, A' Qu '4 av 3- g , -.M k A - ' 5 5 125 .1 Melissa Rim hvy P1-ggy R011 f 'S 'fa Q' 1' X I all A f , it fi at . ,ss ,Z rl, Kim Sabarese Dave Sala Nancy Sangermano l f' , -J. , I' v fx S . I Lou Ann Scaglione Fred Schaner Danny Schock 111 2' lohnny Warchola wants to know the reason for taking this ridiculous test. A-,ls I Q 93 W W , f i-L1 , ,W 2 H, W , Sam Sanner Q -ff Ethel Schoenholtz I i ' lf' -4 ' lt! ,ffm ' ,, xx: .'4 1-in fr W: , ,N '?'i.,..'1 ?l:' K -50,5 A 1 Dawn Seiple 1 Q 'V ' 1 f f r if 'wa A ' ' ' Paula Simoncelli K' -'., f- 4 QE Donald Sarnoskie 1 ?' X Paul Schoenholtz 5, 4, f J og I Stacey Shultz . f' ' N It aft l , , L , Mark Simpson ,... .-1 ', Scott Saucier vw Debbie See . af, ,Li .L A Tisha Shultz J ?'?V LuAnne Smail J I loanna Smith CX lm .i Kym Smith Matt Smith il? l Sophomore students impatiently wait for the bell to ring!!! I. R. Sullivan 1 1 S 5' 9 -ll... ,,., H, Q ' 'f J ci loann Suty Debbie Sutyak K lill Spinnenweber it t2 Ar' V Dave Stoffel .0 Q. as ' Gb Lane Stoner Keith Sweker is J V 5 'Q .ff i Richard Steffen Sfolt Stephenson t 1 .-i. R fd C - 1' . I lk AIX. . i 1 Bill Stoneman Dave Strt-jc-ck -09' Donna Uremovich, loleen Barszczowski, and loanna Smith pose for a picture. if T rr., + ff. , I, tibia.. .i' Bill Stonernan practic niuuvs. Haim' Trotta V , Shawn T urnvr 54 ' I Larry Swihart Pam Tarpley T V y I .i.,. fix? Q RX x T TD ?s es good watercolor Iefh- lim Tonefha Anna Toth I lg A I ' A .. 'P A ' gr Q Q., A is f x A W Dix ' I I 5 f' XX' f,-54 A A !k:. f K - t , ogg: ' 9 , K 4? 5 5, E, ff tv Brvnda Trunzo Cary Trunzo Tom Turnell Cynthia Tyrvv if Donna Urvmoyich Damn Uromovifh Stacey Tarpley Tye Thomas fl an Wx Ass, .f T 4. 5 A Roger Toth Randy Tregembo ...... .. 2'- Randy Cioyannucci thinks about the girl saw last period. h x Veronica Venanzi 'ns . 9 f -is '9' xl' Eric Walters C .. ,, Y 1 ' 1 . Xl gi V ggynh. M as Marv Kaye Wolfe Gail Young ' VVV ' Wy K aw ' xl' 4-,,.'.l'j A S - T ' Fflqst ,, 1'f 9 A .f-' ' if V 'fi Lori Wardle Kathy Weidman ,J, l - Steve Williams Stacey Woodward Sophomores X afia Q N. - f ,f X, 6fI,Lxff Matt Vibostak lim Wagner john Warchola ak. - ' Q fn K H.: gf -5- , R - 4 F A V X , ' HH gig-:,,,, ff... 1 . X ,Q --.N i , I . . vs , Q N .1 g 4 A 4 Laura Welsch Angela Williams Helen Williams ,jww-may f Y Ig :4 B F g A Bruce Benzo ' 4 Hlfh 1 ,www S Scott Wright Q0 Q.-e Bob Zeletski Bernie Wujik lohn Callihan Charles Fine Brad Hands Willie Hatfield Clayton Hyslop Frank jackson Mike lamison Larry laniga ot Pictured Lisa Kalenic Rod Kelley Howard Mazur Sandy Mikush Brian Montgomery Connie Parker Robert Secrist Matt Vibostak Rich Viscuso lumor I 'jg my f ' ff J' y 5 . , N L: B 1. 0 ly 1 I 1 M. M me WQQ 5352223 1 if 5 rifgf 2 g EDITORS Sandy Nagy Maria Vaccaro MW . .',.-', Don Owens, President Gail Stefan, V, President Mr. Pergola, Sponsor 5, , Kathi Tustin, Secretary iff' fr:-1-'Q it K s, hw , ., ,, .,r..,, sw- jim Lopresti, Treasurer -si Barb Altman f'7 A-4 'T ,H 'K 1.2 .. 4 'rf' z iz ,129 Y it-'L ,li 1,4 V 1 'T' ' 'eff V gm- gf-i'if'M Stott Anthony I A Y leff Ball H, A .J 1' 43,4 55' ' . ' -'. '1- :ff ,,,g:r:- , Paula Behanna Yea? A Mary Amon ' 5 r I' ly, i Ax lohn Ashcraft df 1 V K 2 f I Kimberly Bails f ta it h F z- as ff A lim Bentley 1 A ' Mui f 1 I J I Ken Angerman ,,,,.,.1 1, A ya.. X Q, Wayne Balcar obln Barbe ' i l 1 1 4 Doralyn Bevec it X r Doesn't ludy lohnston know that Gail Stefan's conversation is none ot he business! Cary Barnhart Vince Bavuso Amy Baynham if Scott Blair Laurie Boehmar Teresa Boetter i i E r 4 V' ig if 4 .. ,A 4 V' WV. Ieanhe Bonitati Brenda Botsko A 19 ' f a I 'G . V ii In - N111 Brad Bright Debbie Bundy Faron Bowers .5 1 Jf X loyce Bundy ii- , , ' 1 7 B Vi I 11,1 . , . Q . , W V, -5 ,K -iv ' fy?-1,2 ii ykrix V i Bob Boyer Cindy Brake 1 Dottie Burgoyne lim Carter 7 Ken Angerman points out the funny side of an encyclopedia to Brian Har- Cara Dave Chevine kins while Patti Furda and Dave Chevine concentrate on their studies. Ch9b9l'9nChiCk Ezrah Burnworth .fy 'ri t 'xi ., ,ly Y xx' f- ls - ,, ,M M. ,f 's.1,.m.. ,4 ' Shirley Cekus fu .,,.,.. 1 Vlky K,,7, 1 4 al -JP I lohn Brewer Q 1 iQ! jamie Caserta F52 l, ir-4 , t Z 419, Qh-- O 'tub Angie Chasko l, Mary Ann Chilzer . - L ss I ,- i C, A '-- J:-N --ICQ! 1 V Q5 4 Dave Cislak yd? ,14!f 4 1 :Q .Q l, bv . . i Arrnida Cooper s . '. , 4v.r Q W v if r',: 1 'x Sue Cogar F! -f Carla Cottrill , 1 Reese Isaac knows it takes athletic ability to look inside a garbage can. as li. Debi Cole I. ki Q X. X i ' Gary Coutu Mark Cushey I Q Greg Davis Gary Columbus Bob Comer -W 9i??9 f'f'N Giga ' Wk 4 Q 1, Wy , E Sherrie Crawley Brian Crompton 3' I Cheryl Custer Holly Dainty f ll' i ,mi 'X ' .xk Bob DePretis Cathy Dewar Torn Connelly Mike Cunko If ?J L, Lisa D'Amic'o f Kim DiSimo Colleen Donahue Robin Duke lohn Ferbas Patti Furda 'T Beth Dougherty xi H . nr- - K l um I l Theresa Dziamniski WWI id' it Isla Fine Bob Gamble ,.., . . I . , ,.,, 1' i ' ?P !i7 ,fb A Z bmi '4 -Y ,-41 zrggf 4 ., -W fix: ,Riff ey ' ,Wt gs' A ' .N- F5155 Kathi Durr Qi 9 18 ,ld i :if l A 1 loyee Exler ,, - 1 i ,fe . gf S' Larry Fine ,A lid J. Corrina Gamble f Bob Duke ff' it Randy Fedorchak Amy Fitch Chester Gasior 3 ,. ,C x S is Kim Meuffi and Amy Runl-cle find the perfect place to hide the garbage Can. Theresa Fries ,pf Marcia George lohna Fuehrer lim Gabauer 61 sa v-fy Kim Gersna Beth Green lamie Hartman vm? Michelle Herman 1 lanet Gigli loyce Greyshock , g ..y5 1 . Af :iw Q., V Wanda Hazeltine 4 Karen Hess Sify 2 , 1 .334 5' 1 fr' .L .wi S bv 1 6' ! I .,,. Us Tara Gorondy Keith Hall 0 Brenda Heidelbach Kurt Hodgson --if alll li Terry Graeser l G 'Ee I gf! f VL ,Q 2 it J leff Hamilton mu Karen Heidelbach sv 'F' o-O' 1 Chris Hough -ff.. I K P 44 1' J Dale Grant ' J., ? 7' i 521 , '4' Z4 .. .M Brian Harkins 5? i Dave Herman Tim Hruby my ? 'wil fu? Cindy Grant r,.rfg.N I if f K -Q I Keith Harkins if .f Q i A lim Herman ed 'f 4 K' in G gi g A , AVA ,jr Debbie Huffman n' . t ' - 1 , Shari Humes ludy lohnston avxlaa 'Q Robert Kennel , 'L' 'a X 1161 'J V., vi gi , ,ggi ' 5. M -- A f- ' V, 1 -' . , 12 V 'M Xu lanice Kouche , Lt 1 V t , VV E I V , s T 'I A '-.ai E , ' , 11, o . i It ll Bob lrey lane lrey Reese Isaac james Jamison Lkg , Kimlohnston Y 556 if iwfxf of ' Mark Cunko and lim Schrader see something funny coming up the ramp Mary mebanski while Bill Smith laughs at the photographer. K9 1 Q9 -4' I s jx lohn Kovacs joseph Kovach Carrie Koval Teresa Krempasky :guy I' if 1 Chris lerin -ax -Q , ,,l. l EE pfsfii was lames Kefover -..-v aft . .e Fl Glenn Knight 1 di - 1 ,nga ' WMM' RL Susan Kubica ll-rry Gram-sor and lvannv linnilali spvnml sorrwl ,V 5 ' .af I f ' 1 - ,4 , ,,,V K gr W luyl 4- ll-was Kvnnr-lh luullil ...xg 1-7' lnnlull 64 :QP , ,QI rr Q, W ..- Cwil. ' Clin.: lynn imc in Ihv library. lim loprf-sli 'fjf ,fr ta -if-ff' linda Marguni 'X 1 4::1f'-in X lohn Kulp Tracy Lawrvm Q- Q A r r Linda lvnik Sandi lc-oni pl, ini, x', . Scott lvvm h Q W1-ndy lvslvr lohn Ve-rr-s and Shari Sollosi show that thvy arv truv trivnds. loe Markewicz Glenda Mattes . 5, , 1 1: , 4 .i X Dave Martin ' l 'I fl 1 p x t'V buf X MikeMautino Q ,L f it Michelle Martin Tom Maulmo Rich Scaglione can'l believe he is getting his picture taken, at if N? . ' 4 'X Bula McCall Kim Meucci lean Milligan Whic h one is the real Mr. Pantaleo, lohn Ferbas, Brian Stillwagon or Dave Quzdnm, Miak, Dan Mimck Gerry Mommy Chvvinv? Glenn Moore i 5 Connie McGowan K 1 Kirk Necciai ', V V l 1 Ioe Pacolay 66 Teresa Matesich Ray Mayak l 2 ,001 -A Eff! I e J a Q fW'M -'wi X Dawna Mccrew Cathy Nagle Marcy Teck gets a second opinion from Tracey Wilson. , ww 567 O - 6'3'?fS- w '- 1 Stacey Negro Linda Nemec Dave O'Dell Eric Ortosky jennifer Pardini Tami Park Marie Parnell lim Parry Don Owens nr, , ,.'1 ,-1 ' Andrea Pascoe W 63 -5 m gh , W qi ..- Mr. Cattaneo's 7th period American Cultures class is a real headache. g '1 W' I 1 i g A 'x L' ,Ji f 'C Becky Powell lack Preston Larry Pritchard -4 N. if Michele Ribich Dan Rice Marti Riding argaret Pascoe Troy Patton 5.14 Virginia Petre Kim Paoroda 9 1 . 'E -J-llg... Phil Quatrone Laurel Rehonic 139' Lee Robb Sandy Robertson - ,. ,rbi ..,,: Q 4' Q x in 4 if A i F Louise Pvtrv lohn Poroda Denise Rhodes Denise Roman 6 , 5 lim Ross , .pf V X .O 1, Susie Sadler 1 i W' ,i 5 :ur - qua, .1 - . Debbie Schock G lohn Sebolt 68 Lydia Rostcheck X , ,N Rich Scaglione George Schoedel a an , ik ' ,if if ' QL 5 A , ., . A Tw,., ,,, , My Dale See ,Q .' ff! Amy Ruunkle Anita Roule Michael Roule -I I . I X 1 i ffbx ' Y' Xi Marie Parnell stuffed animal. fs, d0esn't 5 Kim See lim Scherer 'N , xy. eem afraid of her lim Schrader , ,. - f ffl 1 . X l t 4 1 Lorrie Seighman Don Semari xr! A it 2,5 has if 5 ,iehh it jg, NJ L ia.. Dave Ruriyan -JI 1- ,, agar X we E G gf :Q ar O 4 ro rw Kathy Schultz ,W 1 H I. cf 0 2 ' vu nv xl 47,5 T X' ff .7 5 . 1 A Ron Sewchok S -ef 1 Url. , K M, ik fx-4 loyce Shoemaker ii O R J- A1 . ' f , 4 Patty Smith - V , ft, f Dan Spinnenweber ,, nf ,- j., 1, , ' 4 4 Mike Stillwagon 1,7 It t fm Lori Stange Dave Sholtis lodi Shultz Bill Smith Dave Smith Q, Susan Snodgrass Beth Ann Snook ' I V ' is 1 I z ' Val Toth, Suzanne Miale, Tami Park, and , Armida Cooper take time out for the camera while hangingtheirsign. Gai' Stefan hr 4 A t F Shari Stoehr Laurie Stoy Amy Sutherland Bob Tatar Henry Smith Spud, . . ----4 Shari Sollosi 'A 1. 'J' .M V., J, x 1. QTL f'.'.N ' '11 4 Brian Stillwagon xg . A . or ,JZ DanTayIor X 'Xi K 'JK .4 'Q F A it K N, ix' g fg., is L ' , Marcy Teck Kelly Tempest REQ' -f' xr K x i T l L Val Toth Kathi Tustin T? U lulie Vignoli Angie Viverette Carla Walker Mike Warchola Marcy Tokar Z 1 Gary Trunzo Mike Wagner 1. 4 Warcia Waterman 2 Cindy Toprani Bob Toretti Bob Toth I Conrad Trunzo Tony Vaughn john Veres ...ing Kim Gersna and Suzanne Miale are pretending to study while they really discuss events which took place the night before. -5 kg '75 l, Q ,- .. l ink is 5 ' i s A W in 3 l t t S L li, 1 fi LL L l L , t X Q X ii t f, . ,M i Robin Waugh Mark Welsch Kurt Wells Linda Wigfield K O J K. ' , ' 6 ' Ag 72 1 N , Qi' XJ is , j X ,J K S f ii , I NX--c 2 P f az I' 5 A ' ' 1 ' Sue Cosa' Wonders what happened to the ball' Tracey Wilson leanine Winbush Cheryl Vanderslice Phil Valet Q15-if V ' V l'l' QWFA Larry Yancec Mark Yates Michelle Yopek - r if , u Q fi f N ,rg Todd Young Bob Ziemba Greg Zombek Lee Robb turns her head away from the main attraction as Sherri Stoehr Kim Johnston, Amy Fitch, and Suzy Sadler watch with interest. Voc Tec Mr. Fibi Mr. Roman Mr. Kuvinka Mary Ann Kayada the apprentices Students make a mad rush for the buses. Mary lane Shomock Olga Chromulak Editors Robin Andrewson Diane Muntan mauve-' I , ,a.-4531+ Kirk Necciai and Mike Roule lurk in the window of the house built by carpentry students. M 5 W .,,.,: fl 'M av. mi ' Theory is an important part of masonry. l Keith Kles and Michelle Bianchi match wits against the computer I X I QQ? Mr, Kelly gets a kick out of his students' enthusiasm in machine shop. 'i wif' , ai V 454, walls ., H'-rv This is the house that the carpenters built. lamie lamison shows how they did it. ' tv i iv' f: . , sh. Elf, -'vf Ps, W. .2 ,l v , , ,W lv., . -. K an ful . A I - ' -.4-4 ' H 1 I - 'wif Masonry students, Pat Ryan, john Hough, and Marx Boyer, prepare to construct a storage block. We gl, ,if 1' LL.. Tim Hruby takes advice on welding from seniors Chuck Creiner and lim johnson. 19 Patti Weis is praying that Nancy Weightman knows wl she's doing. Mr. DeiCas conducts a VICA meeting. 74 3 Sanz? T Bill Gallegor gives directions to his classmates, . Y., Learning the correct way to use a microscope is a large part of Medical Assistants. mmm .-. -s ,, 1137 frw, Tie Thomas models the latest in Voc. Tech clothing. 511' TAB LES Terri Polonoli can't believe that Ernie Truffa is sitting onthe tables again. ' Eiigrljagisizjgqfageglggggigkggliiigsgman' and Danny Sickman and Larry Hamilton are busy drafting Cary Grant's Uohn Geresl new mansion. J 1,2 . A as 4 F' T . ,,A., . a 13 , , ,annual ,r'- ,' I 1 9 I I U L Reading X-rays is an essential part of Dental Technology. ,f . M - A l,-ff, Af D g ,Q 3 f 1 3 joe Kovacs, Gary Trunzo, and lim Scherer work on irons in Appliance Repair. ' Q H , 'ilu B ,gk ,,4 'wl Li:2jf?4eunC5l'rKeVin Gilmore' and Tom Conneuy Work hard in Auto Bodv TR. Horn Woody puts extra effort into shaking a can of polish and glaze. 76 P loyce Creyshock, Terrilynn Polonoli, and Tim Euntal all work together to get the show on the road. Electricity gives Cary Trunzo and David Eckels a charge. l Once Ezra Burnsworth gets started with the san- senior table in Electronic Technology has been invaded by junior Brian Crompton. d D er, ave Boettger gets out of his way. O W E, Q 4 4 rcww Lee Amann waits patiently for Larry Fine and Scott Anthoriy's decision. Mm 'Wm john Hutchinson and lamie Caserta relax after studying how to fix appliances. f O Y NWI! V, 'W UI O Qu EDITORS Craftsmen , X. leff Fuehrer loe Merolillo le, the Senior Class, are aftmen in school and in Jdies. We are each travel- g onward to master our irticular craft. We started as mple laborers, worked uward through journeymen id have finally progressed craftsmen. Throughout e, we will continue to try to :come the ultimate, the astercraftsmen. Physically, me of us have traveled to ew York, France, Vermont id Europe, but mentally, all us have struggled to hieve challenging new mrizons in our everyday hool experiences. 1 177 ' S T QQ' f g Q Q' L2 4' agaf1,,. ,,,t ...L-.W lj, 5.-Lilq Mr. Scott Frederick l 1979 CLASS OFFICERS President jeff Fuehrer Vice President loe Merolillo Secretary Tracey Trunzo Treasurer lim Fitch Class Sponsor Mr. Frederick . rv' :Wm-x........i'. K Tracey Trunzo M '......,. w. lim Fitch Luann Allridge 1 I Neil Arnann ..,,,.,.Mf W .omg ' w, lx xx ZA' Z N x ls that all Bill Galleger does -talk on the phone? 1 'X Susan Amon Nancy Anderson john Amon 'E' Mtv Robin Andrewson Marsha Anthony wr' jackie Balint Wil f--nv Phillip Barnes Tracey Barnes Ed Barskite june Barskite Bruce Barszczowski ,--gg joan Bartolotta Kathy Bartolotta Kurt Becker K Lf Bill Biagini in- Howard Biggard Mary Bowen F' Michele Bianchi lay Bickerton I 'x. j 'Y , 7 fr' i Q.-'v r i-,f ., , Tammy Booth Pete Boustead Mark Bowers Marvin Boyer Dorothy Branch Denise Brogiie Deborah Buell Blaine Byers Timothy Cain Patricia Callihan 5 Ray Campanelli Mike Campiteila LGSH Carter UI: .'i Kim Castor lohn Charnovich fl ,Ya Shari Chasko .4f' f ,Nl 6 Chris Cavalier Chris Charles One of MonogaheIa's most popular non-accredited courses is learning to hold up walls X '95 Q--u loe Cheplic Leslie Chevine ca lf' lohn Christopher Albert Cialone Vicki Clingerman ,,.-XX i l A Carol Coats Richard Coennen jackie Cola ,- Xi. X ' In 'I' L , ' 1 K' Y Curt Collins Carol Cook Kimberly Corbett Deborah Coulter Mark Criss George Crompton Vicki Crookham jill Crylser Kimberly Cummings 86 tif ' i We know Karin Goltselig loves to ride piggyback, but how does jamie really feel? traveling onward . . Laurel Cusney Victor Davis I d 4 Martin DeLattre 'Q ' v V- , the four new vrsrtors to Mrs Zober s room, climbs onto Evan WiIson's QL. rx 'X -5. w all Art DiFrancesco Michelle Dobrich Paula Dochinez Dale Dolanch Alice Dolinar Cindy Dorazio Q As. li i Z g , l Ni Claude Dove Mike Doyak - Bob Drake Tom Erickson if Christine Fisher Ed Forsberg Denise Ferbas T lun-0 lim Fitch Michelle Franks rrvre 1. Vicki Fields ? is F Debbie Flint ?, ,F Lou Ann Frick jeff Fuehrer Bob Funtal Bill Gallegor Mxa xx1:..,, kkkl, Vkklk K K In ......, Is Mary Saroglia going to be the angel on top of this Christmas tree? ,,. gk' Michele Furno Lisa Gadd Dave Garrett Alice Gavlak Jeri George jill Gibson Mary Golshewski Ray Geracitano Lois Gereshenski lane Gillingham Ricky Giovannucci William Goodson Bgb Qggliak 5 5 ,. 2. Karin Gottselig Mark Graeser Bill Graham Bev Green jeffrey Gregg Tom Gregorini Chuck Greiner jerry Griffith Gary Grimm ard!! William Crubbs ludi Guydan Bruce Hands .1 591157 ' N Kathy Harkins Denise Harrison Tom Harvey jeff Hatfield Tim Hayden Patty Hays 'Z1'.2 ,J l.,a ? H. X we X E, X .ai Cindy Healey Paul Henderson Bill Henry '-in AI Henle Cindy Dorazio, lim Phillips, and Beth Richardson present a classic example of one ofthe many trying Physics Labs. ag 77 X 5, V Y? ' ' 'i'Wif?f?'?T31'?a W?l5'W,s5 1' AEM ' ' f My if Cv 'X Steve Herforth Walter Higgs Mary Hill i X P Al Wanitta Hill Heidi Holzapfel Susan Hommey 92?- lohn Hough Mary Hudock Dave Hunter rx' Brian Hyslop Dean Ingram Felicia Inserra sxxxlx, xv , M.. JoAnn Irwin 'Q wink N7 f ff - 'Silks' 45 i Does everybody remember tie day at Ringgold? Kevin larnison IPPC ! 'r- X M Patti lanosik Karen jeffrey Z Lynn laniga Kathy jeffrey jim johnson Kathy jones Steve jones , is Us e Z' Laurie jones Peggy jones 'Cf' jan jordan Gene Kennedy Mary Kenny Holly Kerr Susie Kerr X re 'K 9 joseph Kikla M Kerri Kles Alice Kosa Kim King .ex -Q XX V - Kathy Koch Donna Kovacs Keith Kles Rich Kopcak Rich Koval O Q. OO- 901.13 0 Y 0 qfocco 0 0 cf 0 0 o og o 99 a o S 0 O50 0 e 909 0 0 Q A'-9,o3L9,a9?.. oofhoo O Karen Lang Carla Lash -6 eq 1441 fi t L 'X af. I LXR Sandy Laski Daniel Leaver Debbie Leezer Yvonne Lenhart 69'- jackie Lash Kerry Lee Dawn Lesick X N i Kevin Lesnock lim Lewis Karl Martin Virginia Martin -it -1--9 lean Marusich Audrey Mautino 100 Mary Little -,X H K Mark Martinelli Mary Beth Maynard Nl 1-.surf '-' , , J '- v. f .- 4 x Charlene McBride Gretchen McCreary Terri McKenna-Nelson Kathy McNatt Sam Mele joe Merolillo Karen Michler Joyce Milligan Ricardo Morales .SW ,, ,, I i f N K' Diane Muntan Barb Myers Carol Coats stops to smiie during a busy day . my facing a life . Sandra Nagy Sherrilyn Nash Antwan Nash Kim Neff janet Newman 102 2. Q Mike O'Brien Barb Parish Rosemarie Parish lfafb Wi WW 0 . if xv, my Q i is is Nancy Parkinson Diane Parrish Cathy Paver J,,,,M s is x,,.n QP- A XX Wonder what Alicia Richey is whispering into Santa's ear this time? Patrice Pellegrini X i lohn Perry lim Phillips Teresa Pinchok Matt Pintar David Pippert Diane Polonoli Q iz Terrilynn Polonoli jamie Poroda Cindy Proienski li iiii R Cheryl Prunty Mark Purcell Glenn Pust 'ix fir X i 53. c -if li '16 ,gl K., if ji mg Cindy Radabaugh Mark Randolph Rick Ratchford Karen Ratcliffe Franklin Reese Lisa Rice c W. -A. -:?Qx-.xwN jeff RiChardS A few smiles break up the daily class discussion in Mr. Lonich's room. Beth Richardson Alicia Richey Iacki Rucker Carrie Runyan 106 jane Robertson Selina Rusin X Bill Ruth Pat Ryan Gary Sadler Ken Sampson Tish Sandrock .0 ' rf? Lori Sanner Mary Saroglia Renee Saucier -5 Q, vf X '31 ax ' .,,.---.My S is 4 Q Linda Scalise Greg Schallenberger loe Schoenholtz lo Schulmeister V7 LQ'21G Wh Connie Schaner Carol Schinkovec 1 Q 2 in leri George instructs Marty DeLattre and Dave Hunter in one of the finer points of gourmet cooking. Rudy Schultz lim Schuster Lydia Sedan Gene Seighman Cynthia Seliga 'lx , was -. r ur' ,, I N 1.. f, Wendy Shoemaker Danny Sickman julie Simon X W. K ludy Simsic Dale Slosky Dale Smail Kevin Smail Nancy Smida BiH'Smith i A M . ' rs . i ix? Wie . Cindy Smith jeff Smith Wendy Smith Nancy Snodgrass Glen Snook Helen Stillwagon ig' s ,x i Ni x Ward Stillwagon Dale Stoffel Candy Studer gr.: av- Maria Sutherland jeff Sweeney Lisa Swihart lim Tarabrella Mark Teasdale Christine Thayer - -- Y - Tammy Thomas Sherry Trunzo Tracey Trunzo Students discuss their own Personal Finances. Ernie Truffa Mike Uremovich lim Tyrone Maria Vaccaro I Eddie Vanderslice Chuck Viscuso 3 C Quick! Someone get a lid for this can while Corky Byers is still trapped! L 171 Shawn Vanderslice Gina Venanzi IFF Charles Volk Debbie Waddell Chris Weaver Connie Weber vf' A nu. , Nancy Weightman Patti Weis lim Westwood Debbie Wigfield 'T' Pat Williams Patty Willis H4 Y jeff Wessel f f 5 .V Jsfllisif 551 75' , if l' 'mQ'f:,?fa5llw, Francis Williams Evan Wilson an Winkelvoss , Mlf ' BevWujcik Brian Young rg., YQ fi fs. Tom Wood Carl Woodward Y ,1 S :- 1 pb! fa ,rw Greg Yevincy Pat Yohe 1' David Young Lisa Young Scott Young it-N. Sue Zalagens Not pictured Kelly Acton lim Cameron Bob De Berardinis Kurt Fritzel Larry Hamilton lanice Hill Wanita Hill Sadie Houser Glenn Huffman Dave King Ron Metroyich lane Mohr H6 Vw, Q-fn-A Sherri Young Nettie Zukauckas Nina Patterson Robin Powell ludy Sala jeff School Randy Shoemaker Wendy Stang Walter Stevenson Carolyn Stoffel Dave Tatar Tim Tyree P Tommi Vickers Brad Volkar Mike Walker Nancy Snodgrass waits patiently while Mr Caudill measur her for her golden halo the ultimate finding new and challenging horizons Nina Patterson enjoys reading one of her favorite books +2 ,RQ N X NX -J..1,.,. -f :'t 5 f X A , , If N. X, 3.3.5, fx 9 QQ QP: ' Q W! 1 f- ,- A 219- , ,il X y-,QM SR 53115 ffaifgfg ii if ,Q - v ws. W 1 f 'f au 1 ffmiyifr 1 f 1 y Q .. .. 1,,W,.,,. NWA 11 gm Ringgold QIIJUS four Higblsa Before K Qbrislna 1 -Qi. Four Nights Before Christmas, and it's time to listen to the music of Dau Prom '78 The King and Queen were Bill Biagini and loyce Milligan. l , I V L lohn Charnovich awaits his prom date. four, igbtz Before 211 Students watch the crowning of their Christmas King and Queen. H8 Q Xe ri 1 x,,,,,, if I' f , 1 , .f -L31 joe Merolillo and Connie Schaner join the Grand March. Siem, ,I ,M The Christmas Dance was he Larry Hamilton and lan Ji. ld at the Monongahela Fire Hall. 5 ,Q v Tile at 3 jordan enjoyed the Prom. Forrnals - '78, '79 s f 'Q Y yy '. l I 5-4- , if A,-. Kathy Iones and lo Schulmeister tell Santa their Christmas wishes. I I' Yak X. Visions of sugar plums dance in the heads - and feet- at the Christ- mas Dance. P' A. Christmas elves jackie Balint, Paula Dochinez, Connie Schaner, and Cindy Healey fortify themselves before returning to work for St. Nick. Kerri Kles anticipates being the belle ofthe ball. jim Fitch eyes, and obviously enjoys, the Christmas dancing. Pleasurable dining is expressed in the smiles of David Weidman, Renee Saucier, Gina Venanzi and Francis Williams. Christmas Dance 1 Q14 ff f f 7 W , Top hat, white tie and tails for Dave Tatar, while Denise Harrison is attired in latest fashion. S Acton, Kelly -Voc. Tech., Girls Athletic Association 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Shorthand Bingo 2, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3. Allridge, LuAnn - Business, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, Senior Girls Wildlife 3, Ski 2. Amon, john - Voc. Tech., Euchre and Pinnochle 3, Hunting and Fishing 2, Intramurals 1. Amon, Susie -Academic, Track 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 3, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3. Aman, Neil- Voc. Tech., Tennis 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2. Anderson, Nancy - General, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Andrewson, Robin - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Bowling I and Bowling II 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 2, Hockey Boosters 1, Macrame 1, Pep Club 1. Anthony, Marsha - Business, Hall Duty 3, Soccer Manager, Bowling ll 1, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Office Aides 1, 2, 3, Shorthand Bingo 2, Ski 2, 3. Balint, jackie -Academic, Publications Staff 3, Prom Committee 2, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Intramurals 2, junior Activities 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, National Honor Society 3, Roller Skating 1, Sophomore Athletics 1. Barnes, Phil- General, Photography 2. Barskite, Ed - General, Games 1, Rated G 1, 2. Barskite, june -- Business, Drivers Theory 1, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Barszczowski, Bruce - Academic, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Bartolotta, joan - Academic, All Class Play 3, Musical 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Bowling I 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, Roller Skating 1. Bartolotta, Katherine - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Chess 1, Drivers Theory 1, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, Library Aides 2, 3, Music Appreciation 1, Office Aides 1. Becker, Kurt -Voc. Tech, Bowling ll 2, Hockey Boosters 1, Tennis 1. Biagini, Bill -General, Music of the 60's and 70'slandlI1,2. , Bianchi, Michele -Voc. Tech, Pep Club 1, Puzzles and Games 1, Rated G 2. Bickerton, jay- General, A Cappella Choir 3, Ecology 2, Stage Crew 3. Biggard, Howard - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2. Booth, Tammy- General, Senior Girls Wildlife 3, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Boustead, Pete - General. Bowen, Mary - General, Cash Register 1, 2, Library Aides 2. Bowers, Mark -- General. Boyer, Marvin - Voc. Tech, Bowling I 3, Rated G 1. 120 nior Activities Branch, Dorothy E. -- General, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Folk Singing 2, Future Nurses 1, Library Aides 2, 3. Broglie, Denise - Voc. Tech, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 2. Buell, Debbie - Academic, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, All Class Play 1,. 3, Girls' Choir 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, Contest and Assembly Speaking 1, junior Activities 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, VIP Singers 1, 2, 3. , Byers, Blaine - Academic, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Chess 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1. Cain, Tim - General, Rated G 2. Callihan, Patty - Voc. Tech, A Cappella Choir 1, Girls' Choir1. Cameron, jim - General, Wrestling 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, 2. Campanelli, Ray - Academic, Computer 2, Drivers Theory 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Achievement 1, 2, 3. Campitella, Mike - General, Hockey 1, Trudy's Cup 3. Carter, Lesa - Academic. Castor, Kim - Voc. Tech, Music of the 60's and 70's I 2, Roller Skating 1. Cavalier, Chris - Voc, Tech, Drivers Theory 1, Football Theory 1. Charles, Chris - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, All Class Play 3, Forensic Contest 2, Mens' Choir 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 3, Computer 1, Contest and Assembly Speaking 1, Forensic 2, Ski 3. Charnovich, john - Academic, Prom Committee 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1. Chasko, Shari -- Business, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Cash Register 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Library Aides 1. Cheplic, joe - General, Chess 1, Drivers Theory 2. Chevine, Leslie Marie - Academic, Colorguard -Flags 3, Track 1, 3, Bowling II 2, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Pep Club 1. Christopher, john - General, Hiking and Winter Sports 1. Cialone, Al - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, AV Crew 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Mens' Choir 3, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Computer 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 2. Clingerman, Vicki - Business, Bowling I 2, Drivers Theory 1, Future Homemakers of America 2, Roller Skating 1. Coennen, Rich - General. Cola, jackie - Business, Bowling I 1, Pep Club 1. Collins, Curt- Academic, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Senior Athletics 3. Cook, Carol- General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll. Corbett, Kim - Academic, Drivers Theory 1, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Criss, Mark - Voc. Tech, Hunting and Fishing 1, Music of the 60's and 70's ll 2. Crompton, George - Academic, All Class Play 1, 3, Publications Staff 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Prom Committee 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 3, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, junior Activities 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, Stage Crew 2, 3, Student Council 3, Varsity R 1, 2, 3. Crookham, Vicki - Business, Bowling l 3, Hockey Boosters 2, Pep Club 1. Crytser, jill - Voc. Tech, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 2, Pep Club 1, Cummings, Kim -Academic, Prom Committee 2, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, junior Activities 2, Sophofnore Athletics 1, Senior Athletics 3. Coulter, Debbie -Voc. Tech, Cash Register 1, Puzzles and Games 2, Rated G 2. Dainty, Keith - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, Bowling I and ll 1, 2, 3, Chess 1. Davis, Vic - Academic, Checkers 1, Computer 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I 2. DeLattre, Martin - General, Hockey 1, 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Dewalt, Ron - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Bowling I and ll 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1. DiFrancesco, Art -Academic, Tennis 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Tennis Club 1, 2. Dixon, james - General. Dobrich, Michelle - Academic, Campus Life 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Hockey Boosters 1. Dochinez, Paula - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2 UV Captainj, Girl's Choir 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff3, Bowling l 2, Bowling ll1, Drivers Theory 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, National Honor Society 3, Office Aides 2, 3, Roller Skating 1, Ski Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council President 3, Vice-President of Inter- Ringgold Student Council, Representative on Student Forum 3, Ram Forum 3. Dolanch, Dale - General. ' Dolinar, Alice - Academic, Campus Life 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Stage Band 2, 3, Bowling I 1, Drivers Theory 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Ski Club 2. Dorazio, Cindy - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Art 3, Folk Singing 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, Hockey Boosters 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Ski Club 3. Dove, Claude - Voc, Tech, Drivers Theory 1. Doyak, Mike - Academic, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Hunting and Fishing 1. Drake, Bob - General, Art Club 1, Drivers Theory 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll1, 2, 3, Special Art Projects, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3. Erickson, Tom - Voc, Tech, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2, Ferbas, Denise - Academic, All Class Play 1, 3, Forensic Contest 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Bowling l and Il 1, 2, 3, Contest and Assembly Speaking 1, 2, 3, Forensic 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Ski Club 3. Fields, Vicki- Business, Dalls 1, 2, 3, Hall Duty 2, Bowling II1, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Student Council 1. Fisher, Chris - General, Drivers Theory 1, Future Nurses 2, 3, Library Aides and Club 1, 2, 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, Servettettes 2. Fitch, jim - Academic, All Class Play 1, 2, Senior Class Treasurer, Musical 1, Prom Committee 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Art Club 2, Football Club 1, Football Theory 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Ski Club 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 3, Varsity R 1, 2, 3. Flint, Debbie - Business, Bowling l 2. Forsberg, Ed - Academic, Tennis 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Senior Athletics 3. Frick, LouAnn - General, Art Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, Hockey Boosters 1, House Plants and You 1. Fritzel, Kurt- General, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Hunting and Fishing 2. Fuehrer, jeff- Academic, Senior Class President, Prom Committee 2, Basketball 1, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 1, Computer 3, Drivers Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 2, 3, Varsity R 2, 3, Senior Athletics 3. Funtal, Bob- General. Gadd, Lisa - Academic, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1,2. Gallegor, William - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2. Gavlak, Alice - General, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, Library Aides and Club 2, 3, Nurses Aides 1, 2, 3, Servettettes 2. Geracitano, Ray -General, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. George, jeri - Business, Dalls ICo'Captain 3j 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 1, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Photography 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics1, Student Council 1. Gibson, jill - Academic, Cross Country 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Bowling I and Il 1, 2, 3, Girls Athletic Association 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3. Giovannucci, Ricky -General, Mens' Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2. Gillingham, jane - Business, Art Club 1, 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. Golashewski, Mary - Business, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 1, 2. Goodson, Bill- Academic, Basketball 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics T. Gosliak, Bob - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1,2. Gottselig, Karin -Academic - Business, Music of the 60's and 70's Il 2, Trudy's Cup 'l. Graeser, Mary - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, Prom Committee 2, Christmas Ornaments 1, Drivers Theory 1, Future Nurses 1, National Honor Society 2, 3. Green, Beverly - Business, Colorguard, Rifles 3, Track 2, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Pep Club 1, Student Council 3. Gregg, jeff- Academic, Baseball 2, 3, Chess 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1. Gregorini, Tom - Academic, Publications Staff 3, Prom Committee 2, Tennis 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Tennis Club 1. Greiner, Charles -- Voc. Tech, Hall Duty 2, Roller Skating 1. Griffith, jerry- General, Bowling I 1, Chess Club 2, Drivers Theory 1. Grimm, Gary - Voc. Tech, Drivers Theory 1. Grubbs, Bill- Academic, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Mens' Choir 1, Musical 1, Bowling II 3, Computer 1, 2, Drivers Theory 1, VIP Singers 1. Guydan, judi - Academic, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling I and Il 2, 3, Girls Athletics Association 1. Hamilton, Larry - Voc. Tech, Art Club 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I 2, Student Council 1. Hands, Bruce - General, Cross Country 2, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Art Club 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, junior Activities 2. Harkins, Kathy - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I 2. Harrison, Denise - Academic, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 1, Drivers Theory 2, Future Nurses 1, Girls Athletic Association 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 2, Office Aides 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Senior Girls Community Aides 3, Student Council 1, 2, Trudy's Cup 2. Harvey, Tom - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll. Hatfield, jeff- General, Art Club 3, Hunting and Fishing 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 'l, Ski Club 2. Hayes, Patty - Business, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. Healy, Cindy - Academic, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 1. Henderson, Paul- General, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. Henry, Bill- Academic, Prom Committee 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, Football Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 3, Henze, Al - General, Hunting and Fishing 1, Martial Arts 2. Herforth, Steven - Business, Campus Life 1, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Special Art Projects 1, 2, 3. Hill, Mary - Business, Track 1, 2, Cash Register 1, 2. Holzapfel, Heidi- Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 3, Bowling I and II 1, 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Roller Skating 1, Ski Club 3, Student Council 1. Hommey, Susan - Academic, Publications Staff, Bowling I and II 1, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Roller Skating 1. Hough, john - Voc. Tech, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Hudock, Mary - General, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1. Huffman, Glenn - General, Trudy's Cup 3. Hunter, Dave - Academic, Chess Club 1, Drivers Theory 1, junior Activities 2. Hyslop, Brian Richard - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, All Class Play 1, 3, Debate Team 1, 2, Forensic Contest 2, Publications Staff 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Bowling I 3, Contest and Assembly Speaking 2, 3, Debate Club 1, Forensic Club 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, VIP Singers 2. Ingram, Dean - Academic, Drivers Theory 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, 2. Inserra, Felicia - Academic, Drivers Theory 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 2, Office Aides 2, 3, Senior Girls Community Aides 3, Senior Girls Wildlife 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3. Irwin, joAnn - Voc. Tech, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. jamison, Kevin - General, Campus Life 1, 2, Men'SChoir 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2. janosik, Patti- Academic, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Cash Register1, Drivers Theory 1, National Honor Society 3. jeffrey, Karen - Business, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 1, Drivers Theory 1, Student Secretaries 2. jeffrey, Kathy - Business, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 1, Drivers Theory 1, FBLA 2. johnson, jim - Voc. Tech, Intramurals 1, 2, Soccer Theory 1, 2. jones, Kathy - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, Roller Skating 1. jones, Laurie Anne - Academic, Campus Life 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Prom Committee 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, Bowling I 3, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Special Art Projects 1. jones, Peggy - Business, Hall Duty 3, Biology Club 1, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Macrame Club 1, Office Aides 3, Pep Club 1, Shorthand Bingo 2, Ski Club 2, 3. jones, Steve - General, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Hockey Boosters 1, 2, Hockey Club 1, 2, 3. jordan, jan - Academic, junior Class Vice- President, Prom Committee 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2. Kennedy, Gene - General, Drivers Theory 1, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Kenny, Mary - Voc. Tech, Bowling I 1, Photography Club 2, Trudy's Cup 2. Kerr, Holly - Academic, Colorguard -Flags - ICaptain 3j 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Bowling l and Il 1, 2, 3, Roller Skating 1, Sophomore Athletics 1. Kerr, Susan - Voc. Tech, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. Kikla, joe - Academic, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, Varsity R 2, 3. King, Dave - Business, Track 1, 2, Football Theory 2, Stage Crew 3, Trudy's Cup 3. King, Kim - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, Prom Committee 2, Stage Band 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, Roller Skating 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3. Kles, Keith - Voc. Tech, Prom Committee 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Varsity R 2, 3. Kles, Kerri- Academic - Business, Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Roller Skating 1, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 2 Koch, Kathy - Academic, Bowling I 3, Rated G 2. Kopcak, Rich - Academic, Wrestling 3, Hunting and Fishing 2. Kosa, Alice - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Musical 1, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Christmas Ornaments 1, Future Nurses 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, Roller Skating 1, Student Council 2, 3. Kovacs, Donna- Business, Bowling I 1, Pep Club 1, Ski Club 3. Koval, Rich -Academic, Computer Club 1, Intramurals 1, junior Activities 2. Lang, Karen - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Accompanist 3, All Class Play 3, Debate Team 1, Publications Staff 3, Mens' Choir 3, Musical 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Bowling I 3, Computer 2, Debate Club 1, 2, Drivers Theory 2, Folk Singing 1, National Honor Society 3,VIPSingers 2. Lash, jacqueline -Voc. Tech, Senior Girls Wildlife 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2,3. Laski, Sandy -Voc. Tech, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Leaver, Dan -Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 3, Musical 3, Prom Committee 2, Stage Band 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, Hockey Boosters 2. Lee, Kerry- Academic, Bowling II 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1. Leezer, Debbie- Business, Bowling I 3. Lenhart, Yvonne - Academic, Bowling I and II 1, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Roller Skating 1. Lesnock, Kevin - General, Rated G 1, 2. Lesick, Dawn - Business, Bowling II 2, Office Aides 2, Pep Club 1. Lewis, james - Business, Baseball 1, Bowling I 3, Chess Club 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 2. Little, Mary - Academic, Publications Staff 3, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, House Plants and You 1, Servettettes 1. Martin, Karl -Voc. Tech, Home Mechanics 1, Intramurals 2, 3. Martin, Virginia - Voc. Tech, Bowling ll 1, Girls Athletic Association 1, Rated G 2. Martinelli, Mark -Academic, Prom Committee 2, Hunting and Fishing 1. Marusich, jean - Academic, Campus Life 1, Marching Band 2, 3, Musical 2, Stage Band 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Ski Club 2. Mautino, Audrey - General, Girls Athletic Association 1, 2, Library Aides 1, 2, 3, Nurses Aides 2, 3. Maynard, Mary Beth - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Biology Club 3, Contest and Assembly Speaking 1, Drivers Theory 2, Girls Athletic Association 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1,2, 3. McBride, Charlene- Business, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2. McCreary, Gretchen - General, Marching Band 1, 3, Stage Band 2, 3, Girls Athletic Association 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2. McNatt, Kathy- Business, Bowling II 1, Drivers Theory 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Pep Club 1. Merolillo,joe-General, junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice-President, Prom Committee 2, Track 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Soccer Theory 1, Varsity R 2. l22 Metrovich, Ron - General, Music ot the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2. Michler, Karen- Business, Bowling I 3, Cash Register 1, 2. Milligan, joyce - Academic, junior Class President, Prom Committee 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, Student Council 2. Morales, Ricardo - General, Mens' Choir 3, Basketball lManagerj 3, Football lTrainerj 3, Track lTrainerj 3. Muntan, Diane - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Publications 3, Bowling I and Il 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Folk Singing 2, Hockey Boosters 1, Pep Club 1. Myers, Barb - Business, Pep Club 1, Rated G 2. Nagy, Sandy - Business, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Bowling I and II 1, 2, 3, Hockey Boosters 1, Pep Club 1. Nash, Antwan - General, Mens' Choir 3, Basketball 2. Neff, Kim - General, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1,2. Nelson, Terri - General, Track 2. Newman, janet- Voc. Tech, Future Nurses 2. O'Brien, Mike - Academic, A Cappella Choir 3, Musical 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Bowling I 3, Chess Club 1, Drivers Theory 1, Folk Singing 2. Parkinson, Nancy- Business, Campus Life 2, 3, Art Club 2. Pep Club 1. Parish, Barb - General, Trudy's Cup 2. Parish, Rose - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Dalls ICaptain 3j 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 2, 3, Basketball 2, Girls Athletic Association 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Hockey Boosters 1, Intramurals 2, National Honor Society 2, 3. Parrish, Diane - Business, Bowling I 2, Pep Club 1. Paver, Cathy-Voc. Tech, Bowling I and II 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 1. Pellegrini, Patrice - Business, Ski Club 2. Perry, john - General, Hunting and Fishing 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2. Phillips, jim - Academic, Prom Committee 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Bowling I 3, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Pinchok, Terri - Business, Cheerleader 1, 2, Drivers Theory 1, 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2, Ski Club 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Pintar, Matt- Academic - Business, Debate Team 1, Marching Band 1, 2, Debate Club 1, 2. Pippert, David - Academic, Basketball 2, Track 2, Chess Club 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Polonoli, Diane - Business, Bowling I 2, Special Art Projects 1. Polonoli, Terrilynn - Voc. Tec., Dalls 1, 2, 3, Bowling II 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Ski Club 2. Poroda, jamie - Business, Drivers Theory 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2. Powell, Robin - General. Prolenski, Cyndi- Business, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Girls Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. Prunty, Cheryl - Academic, Art Club 1, Bowling I 3, House Plants and You 1, Macrame Club 2. Purcell, Mark - Academic, Football 1, Wrestling 1, 3, Bowling I and ll 2, 3, Drivers Theory 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Pust, Glenn-Voc. Tech, Wrestling 1. Randolph, Mark -General, Music of the 60's and 70's l and II 1, 2. Ratchford, Rick -Academic, Prom Committee 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Sophomores Athletics 1. Reese, Frank - Academic, Marc hing Band 1, 2, 3, Bowling I and II 1, 2, 3, Computer Club 1, National Honor Society 2, 3. Rice, Lisa -Voc. Tech, Nurses Aides 1, 2. Richards, jeff- Business, Chess Club 2, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 1. Richardson, Beth -Academic, Cheerleader 1, 2, Prom Committee 2, Bowling I and II 1, 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, junior Activities 2, Roller Skating 1, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 2, 3. Richey, Alicia - Academic, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Forensic Contest 1, 2, Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Contest and Assembly Speaking 1, 2, Forensic Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, Student Council 1, VIP Singers 1, 2, 3, All Class Play 3. Robertson, jane - Voc. Tech, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 1, Musical 2, Bowling I 1, Drivers Theory 2, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, VIP Singers 2. Rucker, jackie - Voc. Tech, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, Trudy's Cup 2, 3. Runyan, Carrie - Business, Drivers Theory 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2, Ski Club 2. Rusin, Selina - Academic, Girls' Choir 2, Christmas Ornaments 1, Drivers Theory 1, Future Nurses 2, 3, Library Aides 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, Usherettes 1, 2, 3 tPresident 3j. Ruth, Bill- Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory1, Hockey Boosters 1, 2. Ryan, Pat -Voc. Tech, Intramurals 1, 2. Sadler, Gary- Voc. Tech, Football 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Varsity R 1. Sala, judie- Business, Bowling II 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 1. Sampson, Ken - General, Drivers Theory 1. Sandrock, Tish - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, Accompanist 2, 3, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Publications Staff 3, Musical 1, 2, Folk Singing 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Hockey Boosters1. Sanner, Lori- Voc. Tech, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Modeling 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, Puzzles and Games1, Rated G 1, Shorthand Bingo 2, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3, Future Secretaries 2. Saroglia, Mary - Academic, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 1, Prom Committee 2, Track 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council 2. Saucier, Renee - Academic, Colorguard - Rifles 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Girls Athletic Association 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3. lise, Linda- Business, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1. allenberger, Greg - General, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Stage Crew 3. aner, Connie - Academic, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I 1, Sophomore Athletics 1. inkovec, Carol- Academic, Dalls 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Musical 2, 3, Bowling I and ll 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1. Jenholtz, joe-Academic, Bowling I 3, Checkers 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Dol, jeff- General, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Jlmeister, jo - Business, A Cappella Choir 3, Cross Country 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, Roller Skating 1. Jltz, Rudy - Voc. Tech, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2. Jster, james -General, Hockey 1, 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 1, 2, Ski Club 1. an, Lydia - Business, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, 2, Ski Club 2. hman, Gene - General, Mens' Choir 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, 2. ga, Cindy- Voc. Tech, Bowling I 2, Drivers Theory 2, Photography Club 1, Puzzles and Games 1. emaker, Randy - Voc. Tech, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Home Mechanics 1. emaker, Wendy - General, Track 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 1, 2, Photography Club 1, 2, Ramp Crew 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3. man, Danny -Voc. Tech, Drivers Theory 1, Hockey Club 1. mn, julie - Academic, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II 1, Ski Club 2. ic, judy - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Bowling II 1, 2. il, Dale - Voc. Tech, Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 3, Bowling I and ll1, 2, 3, Intramurals 2. il, Kevin - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Bowling I and ll1,2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1. la, Nancy - Business, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Cash Register 1, 2. h, Bill- General, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, 2. h, Cindy - Voc. Tech, Cash Register 1, Puzzles and Games 1, Rated G 2. h, Helen - Academic, Prom Committee 2, Volleyball 1, Girls Athletic Association, Pep Club 1, Student Council 2. jeff- Academic, Stage Band 2, Chess ub 2, Home Mechanics 1, Rated G 2. 1, Wendy - Academic, A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 1, Musical 2, 3, Prom ommittee 2, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, owling I 1, Drivers Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. grass, Nancy- Academic, Bowling I and I 2, 3, Rated G 1. k, Glen - General, Art Club 1. 5, Wendy - General, Bowling I 1, Cash 2egister1. fl, ci - Stevenson, Walter - Voc. Tech, A Cappella Choir 1, Cash Register 2, Drivers Theory 1, Hockey Club 2. Stillwagon, Helen - Business, Christmas Ornaments 1, Drivers Theory 1, Future Nurses 2, 3, Library Aides 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, Usherettes lSecretaryj 1, 2, 3. Stillwagon, Ward - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, Musical 1, Stage Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Football Theory 1, Varsity R 2, Roller Skating 1, Prom Committee 2. Stoffel, Dale - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, Wrestling 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Bowling ll 3, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Varsity R 2, 3. Studer, Candy - Business, Drivers Theory 2. Sutherland, Maria - Academic, Bowling Il 2, Drivers Theory 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 2, 3. Sweeney, jeff- Academic, Football 1, 2, Drivers Theory 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, Varsity R 2, 3. Swihart, Lisa - Business, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, Cash Register 1, 2, Library Aides 1. A Tarabrella, jim - Academic, Mens' Choir 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Football Club 1, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. Tatar, Dave - Academic, Soccer 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 1, 2. Teasdale, Mark - Academic, Computer Club 2, Music Appreciation 1, Music of the 60's and 70's I 2, Stage Crew 3. Thayer, Chris - Academic - Business, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Rated G 1. Thomas, Tammy - Voc. Tech, Biology Club 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 3, Puzzles and Games 1, Rated G 1, Shorthand Bingo 1, Trudy's Cup 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1. Truffa, Ernie - Voc. Tech, Euchre and Pinnochle1. Trunzo, Sherry - Academic, Basketball 1, 3, Bowling I and ll 1, 2, 3, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics1. Trurtzo, Tracey - Academic, junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Prom Committee 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, junior Activities 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 2, 3. Tyree, Tim - General, Basketball 1, 2, 3. Tyron, jim -Voc. Tech, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2. Uremovich, Mike - Voc. Tech, Hockey Club 1, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Vaccaro, Maria - Academic, Publications Staff 3, Track 1, Drivers Theory 1, Future Nurses 2, Pep Club 1. Vanderslice, Eddie - General, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2, Music of the 60's and 70's ll 2, Trudy's Cup 1, 2. Vanderslice, Shawn - Academic, Football Theory 1, junior Activities 2. Venanzi, Gina - Business, Prom Committee 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Macrame 1, Office Aides 1, Pep Club 1. Vickers, Tommi - General, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Pep Club 1, Special Art Projects 2. Viscuso, Charles - Voc. Tech, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Hunting and Fishing 1. Volk, Chuck - General, Art Club 1, Bowling I and ii 2, 3. Volkar, Brad - General, Euchre and Pinnochle 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1. Waddell, Debbie - Business, Campus Life 1, 2, Girls' Choir 2, Publications Staff 3, Bowling I and Il 1, 2, 3, Drivers Theory 1, Sophomore Athletics 1. Walker, Mike - Voc. Tech, Intramurals 1, 2. Weaver, Chris - General, Drivers Theory 1, FBLA 2, Trudy's Cup 1. Weightman, Nancy -Voc. Tech, Nurses Aides 1, 2, Roller Skating 1, Student Secretaries 2. Weis, Patti- Voc. Tech, Newspaper and Yearbook Club 2, Pep Club 1. Wessel, jeff- A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Campus Life 2, Hiking and Winter Sports 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Westwood, jim - Academic, Bowling I and II 1, 2, Chess Club 1, Drivers Theory 1. Williams, Francis - Voc. Tech, Football 1, 2, Drivers Theory 1, Euchre and Pinnochle 1, 2, Football Theory 1, Sophomore Athletics 1, Student Council 1, Varsity R 2. Williams, Pat -Academic, Basketball 2, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Football Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Wigfield, Debbie - Voc. Tech. Willis, Patti- Academic, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 3, Campus Life 1, 2, Colorguard - Rifles 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, Stage Band 2, 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2. Wilson, Evan - Academic, Campus Life 1, 2, Football 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Tennis Club 1, 2. Winkelvoss, jan - Business, Bowling I and II 2, 3, Checkers 1, Chess Club 1. Wood, Tom - Voc. Tech, Drivers Theory 1. Woodward, Carl- General. Wujcik, Bev - Business, Drivers Theory 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Music of the 60's and 70's I and ll 1, 2. Yevincy, Greg - Academic, Football 2, Chess Club 1, Drivers Theory 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1. Yohe, Pat- General, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing 1, 2. Young, Brian - Academic, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 3, Computer Club 1, Football Theory 1, Hockey Boosters 2. Young, Dave - Voc. Tech, Baseball 1, junior Activities 2, Sophomore Athletics 1, Hunting and Fishing 1. Young, Lisa - Academic, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Music of the 60's and 70's I and II1, 2, Ski Club 2, Trudy's Cup 1. Young, Sherri - Academic, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Campus Life 1, Musical 2, Bowling I 3, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, Hockey Boosters 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, VlPSingers 2. Young, Scott - Academic, Golf 1, 2, Bowling I and II 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Athletics 1. Zalagens, Sue - Business, Track 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Girls Athletic Association 1, Hiking and Winter Sports 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3. Zukauckas, Nettie - Academic, Music of the 60's and 70's I and Il 1, 2. r,,i ,,, W , ie bbie Tish ose Paris ', ,,- 14 CLUBS Q 4 :jf Y, If ' f'fI, fn , , 5 ,fn A I fri! IA: I W I . f , ,, , fn 6 Ip, il , y? '11 H ,- r J 4' 'I' , 4 , K I. , Il' ' I -1 A . I' 4 ' , I , ,A ' lf : Y 0 Q' S, A . ' -Q! vp J' L, A 1 f - , W- ' .. K 47 2 ' Arg 4 ,V Tv' SPGRTS FINE ARTS 4 ' nw- .V . 5.5 'vw gmt.. - 'W 4,2 R- to '1,,J.r0,.... ,ml K 1 Q? f . V3 iw'-A o '.. V ... 1 M, .y ax 'UVM ,af My -J-V 4 V4 . jx , . , X ,, , 4 , l . ' l r H . P . . nik aw N., 5? 5.1 1: ' K ' X m ' 1LzJ ?' 5, ' W LL.W M ' Q.. . A x ...N if--' .qnx V, K .QM .....-4...,.., V- -Y 2- 2' - - - 7W V - Row 1: L. Stoy, I. lrey, L. Margoni, M. Pascoe, A. Pascoe, Row 2: 1. Schrader, D. Cislak, B. Harkins, D. Stoffel, K. 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Sutherland, T. Krempasky. Pardini, Row 2: S. Henze, L. Gibson, Row1: S. Acton, K. Louttit, P. Schoenholtz, S. Williams, L. Stoner, B. Toth, B. Chernuta, B. Furlong, D. Strejeck, Row 2: V. Toth, T. Park, S. Miale, K. Gersna. 128 ,gi ..i 6. L. Dochi Cavemen un. L us,w.iin ,t .. , Blltillflll Y-fd Row 1: P. Quattrone, G. Coutu, D. Chevine, A. DiFrancesco, E. Wilson, Row 2: Mr. Eckert, K. Hall, G. Columbus, K. Wells, B. Henry, l. Fuehrer, B. Hill, l. Kikla, l. Lopresti, I. Charnovich, K. Kles, I. Sweeney, B. Stillwagon, 1. Tarabrella, D. Owens, B. Irey. Computer Club If V fl K' itll I N 5' 'p . . 'Zz Row 1: Mr. Pergola, G. Zombek, K. Smail, D. Leaver, B. DePrentis, Row 2: F. lnserra, M. Suther- land, A. Richey, H. Holzapfel, W. Smith, Row 3: C. Prunty, T. Matesich, C.. Mattes, Row 4: I. Kouche, A. Runkle, K. Muecci, C. Prolenski, Row 5: l. Fuehrer, M. Saroglia, A. DiFrancesco, B. Henry, Row 6: l. Balint, R. Fedorchak, T. Trunzo, B. Byers, C. Healy, C. Collins, Row 7: l. Scho- enholtz, R. Campanelli, A. Cialone, P. Williams, l. Sweeney, Row 8: K. Desantis, B. Irey, R. Kop- cak. Htl! V . . . fs N l l , ... , . , , . E , - K E fii 1zl11f1Xl --,i , ff. -'f1Qfgf .,12, g' ,'1- i iff, , Q Row 1: T. Fritzel, K. Tempest, T, Wilson, Mrs. Sebolt, Row 2: B. Richardson, D. Conaway, I. Simsic, R. Saucier, I. Barszczowski, L. Rostcheck, C. Dorazio, S. Rusin, K. Gersna, GAA X. .lv-4' Row 1: M. Richey, T. Buckingham, L. Scaglione, S. Woodward, S. Sadler, L. Boehmer, T. Matesich, I. Bonitati, D. Gallagher, Row 2: D. Matykiewicz, I, Lobb, K. Bartolotta, R. Parish, M, Maynard, L. jones, R. Marshall, L. Bukovsky, S, Shultz, E. Schoenholtz, Row 3: R. Bianchi, M. Herman, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Smith, C. Vanderslice, C. Prolenski. i 1 I Hiking in-x Row 1: K. Kles, B. Beaumariage, L. Wardle, D. Blank, D. Seiple, B. Trunzo, Row 2: Mr. Veliky, K. Kles, M. Tokar, B. lrey, I. Winbush, Row 3: K. Lee, C. Schaner, V. Fields, S. Crawley, I. Westwood, S. Saucier, Row 4: S. jones, M. Anthony, D. Chevine, 1. Fitch, B. Stillwagon, C. Gasior. A Cl 'L Rowlz G. Coutu, C. Toprani, I, Kouche, A. Runkle, B. McCall, M. Maynard, T. Barnes, A. Fitch, M. Doyak, I. Lash, H. Holzapfel, L Young, K. Gersna, W. Shoemaker, T. Pinchok, D. Burgoyne, I. Simon, B. Barszczowki, S. Snodgrass, M. DeLattre, K. lones, C Koval, K. Meucci, M. Simpson. Sports 5 QE., .1 f' Row 1: T. Ashcraft, S. Humes, S. Negro, K. Wiedman, D. Harrison, F. lnserra, W. Smith, P. Dochinez, Row 2: 1. Wessel, C. Dorazio, A, Viverette, M. Parnell, C. McGowan, T. Trunzo, B. Richardson, Row 3: R. Saucier, S. Cogar, I. Gibson, S. Zalagen, B. Dougherty, L. D'Amico, T. Krempasky, G. Stefan, M. Saroglia. Science Fiction mv 8 X Row 1: I. Roman, S. Blair, K, Bartolotta, Row 2: Mr. Harris, C. lerin, R. Zelelski, D. Patterson, P. Behanna. Senior irl Wildlife xr' Y. Row 1: 1. Milligan, N. Zukauckas, D. Broglie, P. Pellegrini, D. Parrish, I. Simon, L. Aldridge, D. Lesick, Row 2: K. Gottselig, S, Amon, I. Gillingham, D. Harrison, C. Cook, K. Harkins, C, McBride, L. Sedan, Row 3: I, Poroda, P. Hayes, l. Barskile, S. Kerr, W. Shoemaker, L. Young, F. Inserra, T. Pinchok, M, Colashewski, I. Crytser. A AA fx. MX I. 13 1 1 A Ing :nu tl x I xx ,. K Q. an 'A Row 1: I. Cuydan, T. Vickers, Row 2: D. Muntan, A. Mautino, S. Emerick, B. Hands, Row 3: T. Barnes, G. Knight, H. Biggard, I, MeroIiIIo,S. Herforth. ,. 153 T137 1 Row 1: C. Dorazio, D. Cole, A. Kosa, K. Heidelbach, D. Roman, I. Shoemaker, Row 2: L. Nemec, I. Gillingham, C, Custer, Row 3: S. Negro. Tennis Club pgxQC4:4Ct ugly! K yi 1 '-1f Row 1: L. Nemec, K. DiSimo, Row 2: B. Henry, E. Wilson, I, lamison, A. DiFrancesco, T. Gregorini, Row 3: T. Buckingham, L. Stoner, L. Scaglione, E. Trotta, D. Bevec, M. Waterman, D. Huffman, L. Seighman, L. Rostcheck, l. Phillips, B. Furlong, Mr. McMonagle, Row 4: R. Power, S. Williams, l. Roman. Trudy's Club arf' r A lp! if' Row 1: G. Seighman, G, Huffman, B. Funtal, T. Nash, Row 2: Trudy Dora, B. Biagini, B. DeBerardinis, M. Campitella, B. Gallegor, I. Cameron, Row 3: I. School, R. Ceracitano, S. Acton, 1. Tyrone. Assemlol Speakers I l asf? A lu-'X . .. fl . Row 1: 1. Bartolotta, D. Buell, Row 2: D. Ferbas, A. Richey, B. Hyslop, Mrs. Anderson, G. Crompton, Row 3: C. Charles. Library ides Rowl: C. Fisher, D. Fisher, S. Fisher, H. Stillwagon, Mrs. Wiegel, L. Stang, Row 3: S. Rusin, R. Giovannucci, A. Gavalak, D. Branch. . TN .. Q :Si ational Honor Society ggat-ff T v . ,gi Row 1: l. Bartolotta, P. Dochinez, D. Ferbas, L. lones, M. Saroglia, T. Trunzo, Row 2: M. Graeser, B. Hyslop, A. Richey, G. Cromp- ton, I, Balint, C. Dorazio, R. Parish, D. Buell, I. Charnovich, F. Reese, Mr. Lonich, Not Pictured: Karen Lang, Patty lanosik, Alice Kasa, Maria Sutherland, Sherri Young. Prom Committee Q-i'i i.'f7f?ii gil .. ' x,,, gf' - i Kgs Row 1: B. Dougherty, I. Fuehrer, M. Tokar, T. Park, Mr. Pergola, M. Yates, B. DePrentis, Row 21 M. Cushey, G. Coutu, D, Cole, L D'Amico, S. Miale, A. Sutherland, Row 3: C. Toprani, I. Ferbas, A. Runkle, K. Muecci, I. Kouche, D. Cislak, Row 4: G. Stefan, C McGowan, K. Wells, K. Tustin, Row 5: D. Owens, I. Gabauer, B. Irey, R. Issac, 1. Lopresti. 136 Senior Activities :Alfa 5 AN .' 10 L -A ,-li ' v - its :L l ff i 1 - Row 1: P. Williams, B. Richardson, K. Cummings, B. Henry, K. Kles, G. Crompton, I. Fitch, K. Kles, Row 2: R. Giovannucci, I. Bal int, M. Saroglia, 1. Fuehrer, I. Schoenholtz, Mr. Frederick, Row 3: W. Smith, R. Ratchford, A. DiFrancesco, G. Yevincy. Student Coun il ., 4 I ff jf A f ,ff LQ Pictured above are the members of the 1978-1979 Student Council. MEMBERS INCLUDE: C. Crompton, S. Amon, 1, Gillingham K. King, B. Byers, A. Kosa, B. Richardson, 1. Robertson, B. Henry, P. Dochinez, I. Fuehrer, I. Merilillo, T. Trunzo, I. Fitch, D. Owens C. Stefan, K. Tustin, I. Lopresti, S. Sollosi, K. Schultz, I. Johnston, I. Fuehrer, C. Nagle, I. Gabauer, M. Tokar, I. Greyshock, D. Lash- Iey, C. Trunzo, M. Manfredi, I. Smith, L. Dochinez, E. Trotta, T. lodon, B. Adams, I. Myers, M. Columbus, F. Pochiba. Usherettes 0? 'TS vw Row 1: Miss Williams, Row 2: S. Rusin, H. Stillwagon, L. Stanc, S. Peck, A. Gavalak, P. Douglas af W 9' 31. Alice Kosa is practicing to be another Rembrandt. Koget f LEM V gf? Attendance Gffice Aides . N Guidance Office Aides Row 1: Mrs. Lockson, Row 2: P, Rotz, D. Parrish, L. Welsch, D. Lesick, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. N is . . 4 fi Row 1: R. Marshall, D, Leezer, K. Koch, M. Martin, V. Petre. A Main Gffice '43 Aides Row 1: C. Schaner, P. Dochinez, L. Swihart, M. Golashewski. REM MBER. . . at ,S E In y UL, ' . . .eagerly awaiting the ski trips to Seven Springs. . . 'w-uA....M, - ' if ' . . . wondering when you'd get your ho! dog at 51 Bowling lanes. . . '.-viii., .-', J Avlis 'Sf . . . those mean looks Mr. Wolf gave you when you for? got your excuse. . . . .those Terrible Towel days. . . . . .how the Cavemen brought school spirit to the basketballgames, . . 140 X . . . when Senator Heinz came to R.H.S.. . , sled riding at lunch time. . f , 51, f W , 'vw -K N iif' 2 , X if f . . .Mr. Kavalec and his masterpieces God speaks to a chosen few , Don Owens, Bill Goodson, Bob Toth, jim Schrader, Mike Wagner. 'J' 5 WMM' B T ty. ffl ,FWH Can anyone figure out what Bruce Hands is mak- ing? f K K ,jan-ang. :fe . A B I A A f f-1LQX. X if . , ' Diane Muntan may be a future architect! Photographers sometimes get rough! 'vw-6 Rn The Cavemen get ready to parade down the street. 42 N.. Bill Henry says: This is my ball and you can't have it! EQ? ap, e V 'A' , ,iw . ..N 5 The Wrecking Crew fglN6'6fg2,P4ig 'ee ' Sfffffff EDITOR Rosemarie Parish 44 Tennis Team MONONCAHELA CAMPUS: A. DiFrancesco, E. Wilson, Mr. Keith McMonagIe 1Coachi, T. Gregorini, L. Stoner. UWT i'1?ff?'z?fiu,1 152 W T i The team's number one singles player, lohn Chatlak, dis- Artie DiFrancesco anxiously waits for his opponent to serve plays his fine backhand. Captures Section The Rams' Mark Matsko makes a good return. Besides being the section champs in '78, the Rams had several individual winners as well. john Chatlak, who went undefeated in singles play last year, was the Section 5 Singles Champ. After winning the Section 5 championship, lohn went on to capture third place in the WPIAL Singles Tournament. Artie DiFrancesco finished in second place in the Section Singles Champi- onship, behind teammate, Chatlak. ln Doubles play, the team of Artie DiFrancesco and Mark Matsko captured the Section Doubles Champi- onship. Artie's Singles record for the 1978 sea- son was 21-3 and Mark's was 17-6. These fine individual players prove that the tennis team was an all-around winner. For the first time in their seven year his- tory, Ringgold's tennis team captured the WPIAL Section 5 title. With a league record of 14-0, the Rams, coached by Mr. Keith McMonagle, reached the play-offs. After a tough season in which they faced stiff competition from McKeesport and Thomas jefferson, the Rams advanced to the second round of the play-offs. They defeated Peters Township by a score of 4- 1, but were later downed by Mount Leba- non. The success of the 1978 season was due to the experience and talent of each of the players. 5 f t ' r ' fr: -, ' With a strong backhand, Craig Mastro hits the ball across the court. 46 Baseball ls A l-lit Row lx B. Lyons, M. Glod, G. Martik, C. Steranko, Y. jones, M. Littleton, E. Barboe, S. Koskoski. Row 2: Mr. George Eckert lAssist ant Coachl, T, Colombus, lStatisticianl, R, Amatangelo, S. Malyuk, C, Bednar, I. Charnovifh, I. Tarabrella, B. Henry, M. Colum bus, I, Gregg lStudent Managerl, K. Lang, lStatisticianj, Mr. lohn Kendra ll-lead Coachl. Row 3: K. Wells, I. Barkey, E. Reale,l Broggi. ',,-- ml Bill Henry takes a mighty swing. Coach Kendra points out the Rams' mistakes. 5, Q3 eff? .aavfr In 1978, the Ringgold baseball team captured second place in their division. Coached by Mr. lohn Kendra and Mr. George Eckert, the Rams had an impressive 16-5 record for the season. With tough opponents such as Con- nellsville, Charleroi and Monessen, the '78' Rams worked hard to reach their high stand- ing. Along with the Rams, pitcher Cary Columbus had an outstanding season by pitching two no-hitters against Laurel High- lands. The Rams' talent and team effort paid off in 78. . ...'?,f. -A, ani NAL' Rf , , K. - 11251: . f f ,, 1 ,.f.-LJ'lQl',.' , 5 M I 5. ,l ,H g. I 's -- 'I A Q- 3, . , c ffm X4 Always on the ball, Brian Lyons makes a dependable second base- 3 fl' , FTIBD. Pitcher Skip Koskoski displays his winning wind-up. Apparently, Gary Columbus enjoys sitting in the dug-out more than playing ball on the field. ' Track Team , mfkitfg, ' lim Phillips and Pat Williams warm up in the gym before going out to the track. lim Fitch, Pennsylvania state shotput champ. Ringgold's boys track team had a fairly good sea- son in 1978. The Rams captured either first or sec- ond place in all of their dual-meets and tri-meets. lim Bavuso thigh jumpl and lim Fitch tshotputl each captured firsts in their event at the Tri-State Meet, where the Rams came in ninth place out of 51 teams. In the W.P.l.A.L. Qualifiers, lim Bavuso and lim Fitch clinched firsts for the Rams, Keith Kles came in second in the discus, and Tim Boyd took fourth in the two mile run. Once again Fitch and Bavuso placed well for the team, in the W.P.l.A.L. Finals. lim Fitch claimed a first place in the shotput and lim Bavuso a third in the high jump. Both competed in the P.I.A.A. state competi- tion and lim Fitch became the state champ in the shotput. lim Fitch, who is truly an outstanding ath- lete, participated in the 1978 lr. Olympics over the summer. He placed eighth in the overall shot com- petition with a throw of 5' 6Vz . With the talent of lim and several other track veterans, Ringgold is sure to be victory bound. M in Y W. Fini hVVelI SI sl Q X: Row 1: K. Kles, I. Schulmester, K. King, L. Margoni, L. Nemec, C. Toprani, K. Reis, Row 2: Mrs. Mary Harris fAsst. Coachj, L. D'Amico, M. Saroglia, R. Saucier, D. Burgoyne, T. Graeser, C. McGowan, B. Short, B. Botsko, Row 3: C. Seiple, I, Gibson, L. Boehmer, D. Calabria, S. Zalagens, S. Larkin, D. Miller, C. Williams, T. Trunzo, D. Pippert lStudent Managerl, Mr. Scott Frederick ll-lead Coachl. For RinggoId's girls track team, the 1978 season showed great signs of improve- ment. Although the team gained only one victory, in which they defeated Chartiers Houston, they displayed strength and tal- ent in each meet. ln '78 several school records were set by members of the team. Sue Cogar and Shirley Gillock both set a javelin record of 101' 6 . Also, Sharon Lar- kin lshot-putterl and jill Gibson lsprinterl scored the most points ever for the Ring- gold team. oach Frederick inspects the starting form of these Ringgold runners. 50 Golf Goes Undefeated 4 - Q ,.,.-57 . . :lg .. . ' W 1 armkw-L fi . 'L .ue-Q . A ,K V g 3, NN K' . ...A krrlxg. A wan' The drive is an essential part of golf. lacki Barna pre- Rick Ratchford concentrates on putting. pares to aid the team with her excellent style. 4 Scott Criss displays PGA form, SKA: 1 4134 Ringgold's golf team had an undefeated sea- son in '78 and became the champs in the Mon Valley interscholastic Golf League. Coach Ron Tumidajski's team defeated all of their opponents through their teamwork and consistent scoring. Besides their team efforts, a few of Ringgold's golfers captured individ- ual honors. Dave Prystash, Scott Spragg and Dave Pollock qualified for the VVPIAL Area Tournament in Sept. of 78. lacki Barna com- peted at the Champion Lakes Golf Course in the qualifier for the Pennsylvania State Girls Championship. Rams Work Hard A ' 1if3?.'x.a'L.' fb -Y mf 'lfwj Ji--,541 B . ,f ., A ' l' - g. 'J A- -f f- cf' fx .Qfx I K' fx W l '- 0 , ,A Q. T I' -o . ' v . . ' 'L' ' ,gr . ' . 1 v-41 . .. .. ..,. .- ,gf .,. .Q .. 1. , -. . I .. 1 -r .k., ,- tha. N. H. -S ,n ,. ff V'-ff lawn. -..1 f'-A: .su K - , -,. -if '3fl f'5b'A'e--1-If Q Ni ' . ll .- . - ' - 'L ' ' - ' 1 .- V .. ,. Qs .. c M-1 A - X , . 4' ,Q , ' tif' Q 41' 5 ', I . mg-1,4 f A .rf-gf -'f 'l'v '55, ' . ' ::f131?2 .'glPb.,::.:.rw- fa. ,f.'iv.-w A 5 f' .a-4s,'+- ' - ' -. 1 ' 2 ' -A' nw li .r 111' Affxv '.r ' vW: .'. -.ff-if ff 'lflfii - -'.' g . Row 1 Charnovich 1 Tarabrella, M. Michaux, l, Fitch, I. Lopresti, W. Stillwagon, E. Barbao, I. Kikla, D. Owens, D. Kolbe, G. Hairston, E. Brletich. Row 2 Nutt G Colombus P Quattrone, B. Toth, B. Trey, K, Wells, E, Wilson, I. Steranko, T. Mancuso, M. Wagner, N. Giles, P. Plavko, R, Amatan- gelo M Luzzi I Brletich R Andabaker. Row 3: l. Fronzaglio, E, Neidermeyer, D, Strejeck, L. Anthony, B. Chernuta, F, Schaner, D, Brletich, L. Price, T. lodan T Marellis D Benney B Welch, B. Schinkovec, S. Stephenson, C. Abramski, L. Altamare, P. Kramer, l. Brletich, B. Hill, l. Wagner. one coco 0 0 l . 0 ,I 0 Q QQ' OOC! n Q I 0 Q i I 0 ,ggsia A433 . Miisw W-My-nwwfm' Although they failed to put a lot of points on the scoreboard, the effort and teamwork displayed by the Rams in the 1978 season is commendable. Their 1-7-1 record is misleading, because the Rams played strong, consistent football throughout the season. The Rams' big victory was over Monessen, a long-time rival, in which they scored one touchdown to give them their win. Coach DeFelices' Rams performed well in each game and received strong support from their fans. Also, seniors Eric Barbao and Mike Sloan of Donora were named to the Big Ten All-Star team. ,V 'X ish fn-its X sngsgiiifif Q' 'e When Bob Irey wants the ball, he makes sure nent is aware of it. in M 'fr ,,,i 'wx 12' my mlfwi 4 ' 1 ,, 1' 'twigs , ,., RJ ,L -, - f.'M' ' , sys f-,Af ir. , . W we , I 'Y . 312365 uw -1 ., , y, his ' f e 0 i' i W. ,gn . ' r -1 ' e f s e N A in -2 , , gfgsgi .K 1' W KY ei., N if Q! , Q 'sire' 'fdfi e iw- we ' W'3 'igS' Eric Barbao and Ward Stillwagon play aggressive defense. oppo- s W1 U .- 3 l i .7 W Q, 3 4' yr, , A -. -fe COACHES: Mr, George Eckert Urainerj, Mr. Bob Keyes, Mr. Lou Defelices fHead Coachj, Mr. Paul Zolak, Mr. Mickey Davis, Mr. Ion Larson. as qw, . L I I 4 w 5 ' -.X -f-was if . . . K.., . ,. N. .. . . 1 -r i Q c if sit T gg' fekgg. The Rams are supported by the fans and the cheerleaders as they charge onto the field, it W w . .,N--vtugcr ,sg ??k i Quarterback Eric Barbao hands off the ball to Bob Irey. Athletics is. . . Long hard hours of practice. The joy of winning against a tough opponent, The heartbreak of a hard loss. Loyal support by dedicated fans. The thrill of competition. Participating in something worthwhile. Above: Everyone seems to want a piece ofthe action. Bottom Right: The offensive line, in order to give the quarterback time to pass, does a good job of blocking. 'Vol Beth Dougherty and Renee Saucier prepare to return the serve. The Ringgold Ramettes Volleyball team had a winning season in 1978. The varsity team had an exceptional league record of 9-3. The Ramettes, coached by Miss Lori Bartley, were denied the chance of becoming the section champs by tough opponents: California and Mon Valley Catholic. Although they didn't capture the section, the Ramettes finished a strong third place under the leadership of team captains Bethnell Carson and Renee Saucier. The Ramettes' spiking ability, com- bined with their knowledge ofthe basic skills, was the key to their success. 154 le baHI4as TN-.1-1 1 In all sports, teamwork is the key to success, Renee Saucier, Patty Pandrock, Beth Dough erty and Bethnell Carson, combine their skills and effort for the benefit of the team. Everyone watches with amazement as Gail Stefan spikes the ball. Victorious Season Kathy Weidman, Beth Pandrock, and Paige Milanscilc are very proud to be Ramettes. l ff ' ., sg. V :- - 1 s ,H , , ,t ,g,p-pf, . 'gf Z ' K A 'f3.Q? f5 The junior varsity volleyball team also fin- ished well in the '78 season. They had an excellent 11-1 league record. Teamwork was the key to success for the l.V.'s. Lori Ker- usken, who was the captain for the l.V.'s, helped lead the Ramettes on to victory. The only loss suffered by the Ramettes was to top riyal, Mon Valley Catholic. With the return of most of the l.V. players, the Ramettes are sure to be just as successful in '79, Above: The Ramettes success was due to their ability to per- form the basic skills, such as spiking. Paige Milanscic, shows she can spike the ball as well as anyone. Left: Captains Bethnell Carson and Renee Saucier team up to make the return. Soccer Team . S . Fl 3 limi- . 1 f - - ' M ..' 1 M an in 3' 'Nl A I ' ! f,,J,..,.L-if if L r . I I- -,,: 1 .tv ' a- 1. - Q- . .. ' - . -l's.Q.1.,- ' iv iff. 5 ' - . ' 3 . 'L' i 'if R L .. i i . 11il. '3i'l.- S3352 S 5 is X 1 i K QS .,g'q, A ., L..k Axkr 5 it H .9 1L. ,Ei,i-i s i ffy? -.5 . .x Q. A 1 I .L A .j 3 i g ' Y W. 3, .QQ J tqb nx ww H . S' +R L L. feels. 5' f Sw.: YR, X . i.. .. A A J , ik .. PM gg A . f ,gg . . i .iff lg 4 M Y is . ...f-' X -' A' M ff' -- . , L . L ' T if .Q ' RY-Q .L L 1 A e it s . L R . 2 fm ' L s x- . kg. K X f 'Q +R K is f K. , :., ,. , y , I Q 3 . ,. L - , - h ,N tli.g.,, .. ,, 51 H . . . f . , gy ,f L ., . L L9 ., .X .. . l 1 .xxlxmr Wwi. ' sxhq n xl Q, i QJQAYC mt rl nl, Q01 If 'Hy' I - NIV bl F-5 uw' xlib! L 1 K. . K .- - g Z, .lgrfl V fl! ,q I . iv-f . ,iw 5 au' .. gf L 3 .Ntg,,: kgs ,x lf 1 .Nr K Q K J . X K , K xx H+ Fl K' r L , ,YW-appeal' M . g K K l 7 -', 4' E ' y'1? ,,Zi W t i ?f'f.i. L r ' ' f v Q ' ' V :, 6 Av A1 ' . A , J X K -na ' ,.' . . f . . ' , ' s a 'ala' - , 4 Q ,, ' L fa :fix A' :al VL fzkvxzm 'M i 'X V 4 h. ' 4 , -A .AP 2 1 - .K v. ' .If 8 aa ,. .V s 8 . . My x aw.. . .. '. 'ff'-' .M R R ,aa-f. L' if.fs5'f'??e-45' ..f +A + A - . 'H' ' Lf? 4,5 . .24 i'..... ' Q'f. '4l' A 'L wl:'. fl-fl'-.fii il.-gf K. ' -. ,X W'.1'l . tire '7'i- f 'Y . Row 'lz D. Stoffel, M. Christ, Row 2: E. Forsberg, l. Anthony, L. Harkins, C. Coutu, R. Boysen, I. Merolillo, D. Tatar, B. Harkins, S. Burns, I. Myers, I. Gillespie, Row 3: Mr. Loyal Dean lCoachj, L. Manning, D. Smail, B, Rutherford, T. Kotlensky, K. Kles, I. Ball, 1. Krempasky, A. Rial, G. Schoe- del, Mr. lohn Conte lAsst. Coachl. - f ,.- W pre 1 ,:..W A W . - a. ttf Al! ...V . N U . N W . , .sth .. f ,W . Y'-Q W..1,..,., ,,, ,h2,...,..f4 - f ' A wvff , A ww' f V 5 5 I :A 3 .Y W by 'IWW J ok .. Y N ,Q .JL viii, - ii -f . . .,,,.... . .1 3, . N .Y..,,f.w.W as f fy - - wg.. 5. , 1 8 , ,yr W A Iu- .,,,,..,.... N, yy, ,.M..,a . ml iiwkaiaf i K I . .ww M .e' K 4' . . ' 1' diff VV I at .. . . ,gf vu , W by - , I A' . Ap! 9 V 1... 5 N ' Maw., , , . v i 'WW YW' g Q - nm Larry Manning succeeds at stealing the ball. Is Dale Smail pursuing the ball or his opponent? Shows Improvement George Schoedel, Keith Kles and Shawn Burns team up to keep the ball away from the opposition. N, ,.. M J , .,,,,, - +A M , .,.,,.., ' G+ f ' . - . .1 , , , at ., a s W, M- wet... . ' A , ', H f Kn,-..-A 1, ' t - MY 3- vf-' AS? In an attempt to gain possession of the ball, loe Merolillo collides with an opponent. Coached by Mr. Loyal Dean, the Ring- gold Soccer team struggled through the 1978 season with an overall record of 1- 12-3. Despite their record, the soccer team showed a lot of hustle and improvement throhout the season. The Rams participated in the Edgewood School for the Deaf Tournament in which they took second place. Larry Manning of Donora, who was leading scorer for the soccer team, received an award for the best offensive player in the Edgewood Tournament. Also, senior Keith Kles was elected to the All-Star team. loe Merolillo hustles after the ball. Cross Country Season A Success ' 1 I s . l L. ' 71 'i f ' ff' 'fi i .13 K 1 a wk Y KIA 5? il' 4 X Q' A-ug . ,,..:.. . 1 T' ' ' fs- '. H. f f. 'L-ny K 1 'X i Ai.g.g l r TQ I-' A 1 A . ,, - H - f . . 1 5 - - 'A 'il - . ' .is T Y K I , - , lt appears that Reese Issac is the Leader of the Pack. Row 1: C. Collins, I. Schulmeister, S, Williams, D. Cislak, l. Roman, I. Williams, L. Stoner, D. Gosliac, Row 2: Mr. Dave McVicker lHead Coachl, C. Toprani, 1, Kulp, K. Hall, M. Ackerman, P. Williams, M. Micheaux, Mr. Terry Rostcheck lAsst. Coachl. I we A A A' - 'P N- ,Q 9 ,xi h V.. Cross Country is a grueling sport as lohn Kulp's exhausted expression shows. In 1978, Ringgold's Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Dave McVicker, wrapped up the season with a 5-3 dual meet record. The Rams also competed in several multiteam tournaments in which they finished as high as fourth place. In the WPIAL Qualifier, the Rams finished fifteenth. The lunior Varsity team captured second place in the Washing- ton County Coaches Meet, and they also won dual meets against Baldwin and Upper St. Clair. Overall, the Rams had a successful sea- son in '78. Basketball Team Shootin g Success F. B Row 1: K, Wells, I. Chatlak, T. Kershaw, R. Patch, M. Sloan, Row 2 Lyons. iraq' Eid S it ' 'S zl. Sampler, I. Brown, S. Koskoski, R. Webb, D. Pavelec, B. Bright, B. In 1979, Ringgold's basketball team, under the instruction of coaches Lafvlendola, Velicky and Wunderlich, finished high in the Section Standings. With the return of nearly all of their starters, plus many other veterans, the Rams had a highly sucessful season, The Varsity hoopers attribute their fine season to experience and skill. Brad Bright intimidates a Yough player. Y . :-wwmf ag... - Xie V- c sf! fw B Q2 wA my di, fu --......-.. --.. .,......- , Reaching for the ball is senior starter, Mike Sloan, Mike contributed greatly to In every basketball game, the action begins with the jump ball. lubal Brown performs the feat here, in the Yough game l , --Elk? X I , - fa.. ww y we john Chatlak and Skip Koskoski seem to tell the opponent to stand back . Ringgold's most outstanding player in the '79 season was their captain, Rick Webb. The three-year veteran has been a starter for the Rams since he was a sophomore. This outstanding senior has been among the top ten scorers in the league for the past two seasons. Rick's excellent scoring ability and rebounding skill have enabled him to play on many all-star teams. Both Rick Webb and the Rams are true champions. 160 the success of the team by his scoring and hustle . Brad Bright and Skip Koskoski look on as lubal Brown scores two qw By the looks of the bench, the Rams are expecting another victory. Iubal Brown and Brad Bright out rebound the other players. 4-40 The Rams have good coverage of Yough's out-of-bounds play fi 5. li it M B at gr as B si otet F' , p l . Q Pl Q! if i t 'I' 'Y f . I +',tr,3Q'5, I ,, Tri, L -...a,-s 2' if 'i ' B its rt... Q buqd ,- tt,, B-, B . f I Senior starter, Skip Koskoski, attempts a foul shot. Brad Bright stops, looks, and listens as a foul shot is taken. Ramettes Sho 5 L C 'NX-w-1,-' S M Gee Gee Giles outjumps her opponent and tips the ball in Barb Biagini's direction. F9 'lf' 'Q--.., 4 i , , X? if Ha U g,1.mr-nm 'W - X V 'i mc- P . ,,W.,.,.i...,,,, tii Q K 'Wwe'-..,W s 1 if 7 'Un lhe two offensive leaders for the Ramettes, Cheryl Vanderslice and Lois Mar- tin successfully keep the ball away from an opponent. Under the direction of new head coac Miss Susan Pasierb, and assistant coac Mrs. Mary Harris, the Ramettes showe a lot of improvement in 1979. Despi their disappointing win-loss record, tl girls' basketball team performed fair well throughout the season. Key playe for the Ramettes were Captain Ba Biaginig three-year veteran and tc scorer, Gee Gee Gilesg good ball ha dler, strong rebounder and leadir scorer, Sharon Larkin, strong rebound and good defensive playerg and Chen Vanderslice, consistant scorer, good b handler and exceptional point guar Lois Martin and Cindy Grant also dic fine iob for the Ramettes by playii aggressive defense and controlling U offense. l s Q X-L E ,Q 2' A Chief rebounder Sharon Larkin readies to shoot a foul shot, Potential Row 1: L. Martin, C. Vanderslice, R. Fetchkan, T. Buckingham, P. Buchta, Row 2: B. Biagini, G. Giles, S. Larkin, C. Grant, S. Woodward, Miss Susan Pasirb lHead Coachl. 2. -. 4 A, Shooting a foul shot is the Captain of the Rarnettes, Barb Biagini Shirley Gillofk and Lois Martin take a well deserved break while a foul shot is taken. Hockey Team ,.. 'gi ft 6 5 .rl f l me Z 'vi D f l . S f-. K g av -.asm The Rams prepare for the face off against South Allegheny. 3 Steve lones and Scott Wright seem to be distracted by something at the other end of the ice, Hockey is, undoubtedly, one of the roughest and most exhaust- ing sports. lt takes a lot of strength, co-ordination and skill to be a hockey player, Ringgold's hockey team, despite its large amount of young players, displays all of these talents. The Rams had an exceptional season in 1979. Due to the scoring ability of Tim Parsons, Scott Wright and Tom Parent, and the leadership of seniors Steve lones and Mark Matsko, the hockey season was a huge success. 164 .Or Two Ringgold players team up against a South Allegheny player at the boards. -..q.- if . Q 4. xx. Q One of Ringgold's icemen threatens to make a goal. Reaches Goal 1 . . Row 1: G. Cost, L. Rose, S. Spahr, G. Curry, D. Prystash, M. Matsko, Row 2: T. Parent, S. Prentice, T. Parsons, D. Sala, S. jones, G. Rischitelli, D. Cost, M. Curry S. Wright. 3 P .1 . FY .zz ',, 5 ri jg 4 , P xx 5. as , Q, Q . .se ' X' , Q Q35 i., 'J 4 Q B ui! A 'M' Facing off for the Rams is Scott Wright. Along with Tim Parsons and Tom Parent, Scott is one of the leading scor- f th R d I f th I . Defending the goal for the Rams this yearwas Mark Matsko. The senior goalie makesa ers or e amsan a SO or e eague save here. I6 Wrestling Team Strengnten 6 L1Q l t , amass Evan Wilson, wrestling in the 155 lb, weight class, attempts to pin his opponent. -. George Crompton leads the Rams in the warm-up oxercises. Rowl: C. Simpson, M. Repasky, T. Flannigan, V, Davis, R, Piper, D. Stoehr, Row 2: Mr. Tom Bailey lHead Coachl, l. Simpson, E. Wilson, R. Pinson, G. Crompton, W. Higgs. Baseball- 1978 11-5 RHS 0 Charleroi 13 M.V.C. 1 Monessen 20 Brownsville 1 Laurel Highlands 5 Connellsville 13 Belle Vernon 0 Charleroi 9 M.V.C. 12 Uniontown 10 Uniontown 13 Brownsville 10 Laurel Highlands 3 Connellsville 2 Belle Vernon 5 Monessen Girls Track -1978 1-6 RHS 47 McGuffey 48 Connellsville 17Vz Peters Township 64 Chartiers-Houston 90 South Allegheny 60Vz South Park 60Vz South Fayette Football-1978 1-8-1 RHS 0 Trinity 0 Belle Vernon 15 Thomas lefferson 6 Brownsville 8 Charleroi 0 Laurel Highlands 6 Monessen 14 West Mifflin North 7 Steel Valley 7 Elizabeth Forward Volleyball- 1978 9-3 RHS 0 California 2 Yough 1 M.V.C. 2 Geibel 2 Elizabeth Forward 2 Frazier 0 California 2 Yough 2 M.V.C. 2 Geibel 2 Elizabeth Forward 2 Frazier Basketball- 1978-79 RHS 78 Charleroi 78 Uniontown 50 Charleroi 93 Yough 109 Brownsville 86 Monessen 78 Laurel Highlands 56 Connelsville 56 Uniontown 79 Belle Vernon Area 92 Charleroi 58 Uniontown 56 Belle Vernon 3 3 7 6 4 1 0 10 1 2 0 3 0 2 4 2 80 82 39 62 42 67Vz 67M 13 20 16 7 32 13 0 15 7 28 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 58 66 33 42 78 65 65 54 58 60 57 57 42 TEAM RECGRDS RHS 155 166 173 165 168 225 167 166 172 148 172 173 159 173 156 RHS 36 89 53 62 67Vz RHS 35 15 3 19 21 9 3 21 33 17 15 Golf-1978 is-o Charleroi Bentworth M.V.C. Belle Vernon Monessen Charleroi Bentworth M.V.C. Belle Vernon Monessen Charleroi Bentworth M.V.C. Belle Vernon Monessen Boys Track- 1978 5-4 Mt. Lebanon West Mifflin North Connellsville Tri State 9th out 54 20 points Charleroi Peters Township Canon McMillan Relays 8th place 34 pts. 61: South Allegheny: 61: 75: Trinity: 70: East Allegheny 8th out 28 22 points UPIAL Relays 6 points Shaler Invitational 20 points WPIAL Finals lames Fitch 1st place james Bavuso 3rd place Hockey- 1978 3-2 RHS 4: Clairton: 6: 5: Norwin: 2: 6: South Allegheny: 4: 0: Clairton: 5: 3: Norwin: O: Wrestling - 1978-79 2-9 Belle Vernon Carlynton Elizabeth Forward West Mifflin North Charleroi Trinity Chartiers-Houston Fort Cherry Upper St. Clair Bentworth Washington Tennis-1978 14-O RHS 5: WestMiffIin South:O: 213 5: Clairton: 0: 167 5: Steel Valley: 0: 187 5: Brentwood: 0: 226 5: West Mifflin North: 0: 174 4: McKeesport: 1: 199 3: Thomas lefferson: 2: 174 5: WestMifflin South: O: 173 5: Clairton: 0: 174 5: Brentwood: O: 180 5 : Steel Valley: 0: 173 5: West Mifflin North: 0: 182 5: Mclieesport: O: 164 5: Thomas jefferson : O: Soccer- 1978 0-11-3 RHS 128 0: Ml. Lebanon: 4: 56 0: Upper Saint Clair: 5: Q2 1: Canon McMillan: 4: 2 : Norwin : 5: O: Trinity: 8: 1: Charleroi: 1: 0: Mt. Lebanon: 10: 0: Upper Saint Clair: 5: 0: Chartier Valley: 4: 83 2: Canon McMillan: 2: BVI 1: Norwin: 5: 1: Trinity: 10: 1: Chartiers Valley: 4: 2: Charleroi: 2: Cross Country -1978 Norwin Invitational 9th place 235 points Uniontown Invitational 4th place 97 points Tri State Coaches Meet 10th place Washington County Coaches Meet 5th place 91 points West Virginia Invitational 15th place Central Catholic Invitational 19th place 435 points RHS 22 West Mifflin North 36 Washington 50 Upper St. Clair Girls Basketball- 1978-79 RHS 38, Y. ,3AlQiLMifflin North 47 Charleroi 45 Southmoreland 42 Uniontown 52 Monessen 27 Laurel Highlands 68 Brownsville 22 Belle Vernon 38 Yough 46 Monessen 35 .Uniontown 68 Cheerleaders I-la Spirit if .Y ,4 ,541 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: T. Suski 1Co-Captainj, M. Saroglia fCo-Captaini. Row 2: D. DiGioia, L. Borsani, D. Harrison, R. Magyar, M Wagner, I. Labash, M. Tokar, D. Sioan, V, Natali. . m . ' ,ri A ,,.-1- -'wif . 1 - . 16 - 47?? . ' I ,. ' -1 L . Ja A x f'- 3' 'aw . . A L . -ii ' v A x 3 'hw L . .533 . -,i,, Q Q i ' . '. LV. CHEERLEADERS: D. Koscelek, L. Ikard, G. Barbera, F, Ikard 1Captainy, L. Padovani fCo4CaptainJ, T. Rotheram, K. Davis. 'R' 1 ,- 5' i 'J O -aw- Marcy Tokar and Vicki Nlatali show their school spirit by rooting for the Rams at a football game. wr, aff' i.i.. sw., :wr X e If 3 The new cheerleaders take a hard earned break during a girls' basketball game. This year, a new cheerleading squad was added to Ringgold's sports program. These new cheerleaders were organized for the purpose of supporting the girls' basketball team and the wrestling team. They cheered for both of these teams, encouraging them by their lively spirit. f x' TRW 'l tt T lf' g X 5 . X 1-qiswigll W f ' .T tt f The varsity cheerleaders wait for a break in the action so that they can perform for the basketball fans, . . Fine Arts QW ws Ufffnf i 1 '-Q-vf 6 I 55? 49' , M- 1 pl iw: ' ' if .Q f . Vw , 4' w M24 'Nfl ' wb-L- ' .e ' V - . wg-',.Y'3'? , V . . .I , . J wkff, 11. fff' -, s f lime! . ,, ,m- v- -.i eJ ,,1'aa,h .i A ,vf,rn-u .A -a-...wwf 4 . Drum Major, Steve lones, leads the band during the half-time performance. hai -A I Stage Band works diligently as they practice for the musical one ofthe occasions for which they perform. Band Alice Doliner takes a second look to make sure Blaine Byers is playing the right notes. The band is on the move while the Dalls stand at attention during halt- 'DXL THE RINGCOLD RAM MARCHINC BAND: Row 1: R. Pinson, Row 2: P, Meek, M. Whaley, l. Marusich, P. Young, K. lones, L. Herman, C, Nagle, C. Bright, K. leftrey, K. jeffrey, A. Gavlak, l. Simsic, R. Saucier, L. Stoner, I. lamison, S. jones, Row 3: C. Amatangelo, M. Ackerman, W. Balcar, H. Holzapfel, L. Rostcheck, C. Dorazio, M, Maynard, D. Hibar, M. Egan, M. Wolfe, L. Rehonic, D. Barger, A. DiBiase, C. Trost, G. Barnhart, K. Smail, Row 4: K. Hall, T, Mautino, F. Reese, K. Dainty, B. Ruth, M, Mautino, R. McCall, B. Young, D. Rudovsky, D. Stoffel, l. Ferbas, I. lnnes, I, Schwab, D. Necciai. Dalls This year Ringgold was particularly proud of its award-winning Dalls. In addition to their excellent half-time performances, the Dalls were active participants in many majorette contests. They won first place in two National Baton Twirling Association contests, receiving trophies and individual medals. Also, last sum- mer the four senior Dalls, Vicki Fields, leri George, Rose Parish, and Terrilyn Polonoli attended the Superstar Drill and Dance Team Camp at Duquense Uni- versity for four days. They were awarded a Superstar trophy, first place, for their efforts. Rose Parish, captain of the Dalls, was picked the sole winner of a Drill-Down competition composed of 250 maiorettes. v ,. . ft... :W Sponsor: Diane Garry zimnxltwig 'V' 1 t ' f-aux, 'FX 'f' 4 S ' , ' . 5-w,,' 1-.f ' 3 Q.. Yf MJD.-v.e,-Q4 if My 'W'-' ' ffg. cw-H., Wi + -.. .4 .A . ' 5 ' . . .... , A - Feature Twirler: Kim Gersna Dall Captain: Rose Parish The band and Dalls perform during halfatime. Tina? ff W? -L .......,.pnl..aa!ln5.. ...ll-h-u,' A..-au, r '- --n ' 'film V I I f . .. - . . .2 , ,g . J .5 I Q. V r v - . 54'i. ' -, K . ' , l n' . 'V ,- . , Y - 'l 1 ,' ' 'W '. 7 ., S f ,r .'f ,' '. - . , ti rf . . . . 1 .V I ff T . W' , M . .. . f . hai. Row 1: C. Schinkovec, V. Toth, Capt. R. Parish, S. Lambing, E, Trotta. Row 2: M. Pascoe, A. Pascoe, D. Costello, S. Crawley, Co-Capt. I. George, T. Polonoli Co-Capt. V. Fields, D. Sloan, K. Boyle, D. Newman, T. Park. 172 4' C Sz. up - X . ,i CAPTAIN OF RIFLES: Holly Kerr i Everyone should watch out for Renee Saucier when she gets mad - she carries weapons. Colorguard The Blue And Serving Gold Amy Runkle is in her own world whiletwirling herflag, llffm. .f T fi, an S- S The other Colorguard members say to Amy Sutherland, Oooo, Amy! What did you step in??? Qu.-use Ax 4' f , V., XL T IQQQJ MA .5 COLORGUARD: RIFLES: Row 1: I. lrey, B. Pryor, V. Petre, K. Uremovich, P. Willis - Co. Capt., M. Calderone - Co. Capt., K. Cox, B. Trunzo, K, Disimo, B. Green. FLAGS: Row 2: V. Herman, K. Meucci, C. Toprani, A. Sutherland, A. Runkle, C. Kikel, D. Burgoyne, H. Kerr- Capt, L. Chevine, S. Snodgrass, M. Burkhardt, T. Krempasky, D. Fedorka, B. Beaver, ID. Seiple. People, sung by Karen Lang was one of various solos. To Broadway With Lo e - - -ASmash Review A totally new idea was innovated in the 1978 musical production - a review which incorporated the talents of dancers, singers, actors and writers. The script was written by Denise Ferbas and Debbie Buell and was performed by a cast of six. The musical cast performed songs from various Broadway hits such as Brigadoon, West Side Story and jesus Christ Superstar, in both solos and group efforts. It if . T if T cl' , 1 I f T T if l . a 1 N-'rr-:H sf.. f it fr' , , ,fi V ' ' . uv: I X . il'l ff ff? T fi B 3 sua v... fi ght, l c Michele Tokar and Holly Kerr share their dancing tal- The cast performs songs from Superstar'l for the student body during an assembly in ents with the audience. the gym. K1-!'Y s Ioan Bartolotta, Denise Ferbas and Kathy Fry set These lets sing numbers from West Side Story, one of the many musicals represented the scene for the review. 174 in the review. The Famil Man 1978 jr.-Sr. Pla Laurie Iones observes what makeup masterpiece she has created on Cary Coutu's face - a mess. 'P Xi gf' -i g I. LX 3 ,, S E ' X In ... ..,.., ,of s A 'Q , 4 r 4,5 .f W av! Karen Lang, Beth Ann Snook, and Chris Hough listen as loan Bartolotta gossips about the neighbors. i I George Crompton and Denise Ferbas engage in a domestic squabble in the Cahill home. ' -son nam: I 8 lohn Sebolt, Bob DePretis and Lisa Davis are part of the hard working stage crew, an important part of every production. Public Speaking and Drama are two courses which give the students knowledge of the subjects, pose, and many other beneifts as well. The stage craft classes give the two dramatic productions an invaluable serve ice. It is through their long hours of work that the performers on stage are able to give a performance at all. Every bit of scenery, every prop, every special effect is handled by these talented students. This course teaches someone how to really produce a performance. .xwsc A Mrs. Anderson contemplates another per' formance. V. A r,,r it t 2 . ' A . . 452 r f5ff!95?lf?fff??l1i?5fiQj,IEEE f,sL 'f?4?l97f?ff77'21j,-inH9111 - yg. ' if , gs.: ,, ,Vk . i fir Yi 4 W 14 l y i E ' . N fi ,. W 4 5 --un-..,w PUBLIC SPEAKING: Front Row: M. Pintar, A. Kosa, L. jones, D. Buell, Back Row: B. l-larkins, R, Fonzi, L. Stang, L. Pritchard, D. Cola, G. Moore, T. Graeser, S, Cogar. Debbie Buell demonstrates the fine art of public speaking, DRAMA: Row 1: R. Giovannucci, L. Welsch, M. Fernandez, Row 2: A. Bartrug, STAGE CREW: Row 1: E. Barskite, K. Fritzel, S. Crawley, D. P. Willis, L. Gibson, K, Koller, Row 3: V. Coury, R. Tregembo, R. Barbe, C. Martin, Row 2: M. Pintar, B. Schinkovec, D. Cole, B. Walker, B. Hyslop. DePretis, R. Morales, Row 3: L. Davis, P. Behanna, M. Tease dale, G. Schallenberger, I. Sebolt, B. Euntal, D. King, B. Hands. 76 The world of art is built around creation that satnsfles the Grade school students watch as Ahce Kosa demonstrates her artlstuc abllntues Thege watchful eyes were parnted by Den ise Roman and Cheryl Custer for the annual Halloween store-front painting contest 76, Throwing on a potter's wheel takes as demonstrated by Spanky Emerick Choir Ili!! ACCOMPANISTS: I. Lobb, L. Stoy, L Margoni, D. Buell, A. The Choir, led by Mrs. Spadero, performs for the Riverview Baptist Church their various Rim hey, P. Dochinez. Christmas songs. 1 'f I - - -f --'rrsz-we-1....zz CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: L. Stoy, T. Buckingham, K. Burgoyne, 1. Suty, P. Dochinez, 1. Robertson, W. Smith, K. Barto- lotta, Row 2: A. Kosa, 1. Barszczowski, 1. Smith, D. Branch, 1. Roman, B. Manning, L. Pritchard, I. Cabauer, C. Stefan, B. Dougherty, D. Cole, A. Dora, B. Powell, Row 3: L. Swihart, K. Lang, 1. Schulmeister, G. Coutu, M. Cushey, D. Leaver, C. Charles, M. O'Brien, I. Wessel, G. Davis, D. Matykiewicz, L. Henderson, M. Herman, S. Sadler, Row 4: S. Young, M. Hudock, S. Chasko, A. Richey, S. Miale, B. Hyslop, K. Keeton, T. jodon, B. Grubbs, A. Cialone, D. Fedorchak, M. Richey, 178 K. Weidman, P. Willis. At Ringgold High School there is a long and illustrious history of academic excellence. However, it must be remembered that Ringgold is also known for its talented musicians. Sometimes the turnout at concerts is not what the choir members and director had anticipated, but the students usually manage to rally and give their support and appreciation to those ded- cated people who have done a good job to the best of their ability. Alicia Richey nervously awaits her turn to do a solo. Row 'lz K, Bartolotta, I. Lobb, D. Branch, R. Bianchi, S, Sadler, S. Shultz, Row 2: T. Fritzel, L. Margoni, C. Schaner, S. Chasko, T. Fries, A. Hutchko, P. Rotz, Row 3: D. Roman, L. Swihart, T. Creyshock, A. Chasko, M. Hudock, P. janosik, L. Barcala, I. Myers, L. Stang. N f l Q ,, r - . .T A :S I l x fl l 1 I Y Y, , F! mba ow 1: R. Giovannucci, K. Lang, S. Young, T. Nash, Row 2: D. Leaver, K. Keeton, D. Christmas in the Park, a special concert in Monon- edorchak, A. Cialone, B. Manning, I, Ball, K. lamison, T. Kershaw, R. Kelly, R. Morales, gahela's park, celebrated Christmas in the outdoors. l. Cunko. I79 The Publications Staff Robin Andrewson, Voc-Tech Editor for Flame and Newspaper. jackie Balint, Typist and Layout. john Brewer, Photographer. Gary Coutu, Photographer. George Crompton, Editor, Layout and Design. Paula Dochinez, Sophomore Editor and Typist. Cindy Dorazio, Freelance Artist. Denise Ferbas, Editor, Ram Review. Tom Gregorini, Assistant Editor for Sports. Susan Hommey, Reporter and Typist. Mary Hudock, Activities Editor. Brian Hyslop, Editor, Copy. Laurie jones, Artist. janice Kouche, Sophomore Editor. Karen Lang, Senior Editor and Rewrite. Mary Little, Faculty Editor and Administration. Mary Beth Maynard, Senior Editor and Rewrite. Diane Muntan, Voc-Tech Editor for Flame and Newspaper. Sandy Nagy, junior Editor and Reporter. Rose Parish, Sports Editor for Flame and Newspaper. Tish Sandrock, Fine Arts Editor and Reporter. Amy Sutherland, Index and Reporter. Maria Vaccaro, junior Editor and Reporter, Debbie Waddell, Activities Editor and Typist. ,.,. I ,...,..-,WM M ottom Right: Spon- Jrs, Mrs. Beth Bridges, ir. Frank Carson, Bot- im Left: Karen Lang, iary Beth Maynard, aula Dochinez, Mid- Ie Right: Maria Vac- aro, Sandy Nagy, Mid- Ie Left: Mary Little, irs. Bridges, Top ight: Denise Ferbas, eorge Crompton, Top aft: Brian HysIop,Amy therland, V 24, 2 Y., E IWW? i, .' ,. i,X , ,it -63' if W 6 1: 1' 1 llil 4 7, H . gi K, 1 W :swam I W M k A ,,., 3 3,,1,.L I yi nw 1 ms, ,V H ,,,,. I 1 ,,., I, -1 1,7 I ! fm , ' ,ai . , L, ' 1 1' , . 4 4 4 1 1... he-4 1' 'A' 'if' rw ,K f H ' , V I ' 1 , I M, M - ' - I ' l an 44 ' ,, ' -,, QQQJ11 Aeton, 45m1,2a, 134 J Adamgfgwah W i Adams, ob142,137 Adams, Vicky 42,128 Allridge,iLuAnn 80,132 Todd 42 Barlii 8 Lee 4 77 Neil 80 Susie 80,132,137 Dave 42 Nancy 22, 80 58, 59 loe 42, 156 Louis 42, 151 Marsha 80, 131 42 131! 1 81,119 Robin 80,126,180 ,1f:,.,u, 'Hem , K Borne, Robert 43 Boster, Frank 43 Botskoegrinda 533, Boustea , '91 Bove, Frank 3 Bowen, Mary 82 Bowers Faron Bowers Mark Boyer Bob 59 leff 58 156 1 Ike 42 Barbe, 76 Barcala Beck, Robert 42 Becker, Kurt 81 Bednar, Brett Behanna, A. Paula 58,132,176 Benney, Dave 43, 151 Bentley, lim 158 Benzo, Bruce Beres, Kirk 43 Bevec, Daralyn 58, 134 Biagini, Bill82, 118,134 Bianchi, joe 43 Bianchi, Michele 73, 82 Ray 43 136, 146, Chasko, Angie 59,179 Chasko, Shari 84, 178,179 Cheberenchick, Cara 59 Cheplic, joe 84 Rich 3 136,176 Chernuta, Bob 44,128,151 Dochinez, Paula 88,119,131,136, David 59, 65, 129,131 137,139, 178,180,181 Leslie Marie 29, 84,173 Dolanch, Dale 88 P. 85 Dolinar, Alice 88,171 85, 129, 178, 179 Douey, Cindy 46 60 1 131,176 Dorsch,Steve46 W , , ,,,:,., 4 W Doiiel Claude 88 ' ,,UbvEf,,RoH,,45 VVIL M , , Dow, Cynthia 45 Doyak, Mike 88,131 Dgakewikobirt 88 W , 1, Duiykazh' 1 2981 M 11 if . 1 Bob 61 4 Suzanne35 Amy 71 1 22, 89 Gamble, Garase, Pat 46 Garrett, Dave 90 Gasior, Chet 61, 131 Gavlak, Al ice 9O,135,138,171 Gavlak, Bob 46' George, leri 20, 91, 108, 172 George, lohn 47 George, Marcia 61 Geracitano Ray 91,134 Lois 91 Kim 62, 70, 128, 130, 131 Michael 47,156,177 Kym 47 ,ff my . has 5 Gibson,liU91,126,131,149 Hrubv, Tim 62, 74 Kuin lnhnm 1:2 M---ff: WM M ff Hn H1 -vu 1 LL 1 75 Meroliilo, joe 79, 101,118, 133, Power,'Ror'1 51, 134 ougp, Chris 62, 175 1 Kryl, Beverly 137 156,157 Preston, lack 67 ou8 ,lOhn 74, 95 Kuhrca, Susan 63 Metrcgvoch, Ron 22 Pritchard, Larry 23, 67,176,178 Debbie113126180 55,131 Tish 107,180 i, Nancy 45, 52 Sanner, Lori 107 Sannef, Sam 52 Sarnoskie, Donald 52 Saroglia, Mary 90, 107, 129, 131, 136,137,149,168 Saucier, Renee 107,119,130,131, 149,154,155, 171,173 Saucier, Scott 52, 131 Scaglione, LuAnn 52,128,130,134 Scaglione, Rich 65, 68 52,1 31 we 31,1 53,137,178 Kym 53 Matt 53 Patty 69 Smith, Wendy 110, 129,131, 137, 178 Smith, William Snodgrass, Nancy 110, 116, 126 Snodgrass, Susie 69,131,173 Snook, Bethann 69,175 Snook, Glen 110 Sollosi, Shari 64, 69, 137 Sopko, loAnne Spinnenweber, Dan 69 Spinnenweber, lill 53 Staffen, Richard 53 Stang, Wendy Stange, Lori 69, 135, 138, 176,179 Stefan, Gail 57 137,154, 58, 69, 131 , 136, Robert Andrea 54 Bob goger Val 69 Cary Trunzo, Sherry 112, Trunzo, Tracye 79,112,129,131 136,137,149 Turnell, Thomas 54 Turner, Shawn 54 Tustin, Kathy 57, 70,136, 137 Tyree, Cindy 54 Tyree, Tim Tyron, lames112, 134 Uremovich, Donna 53, 54 Uremovich, Karen 54,173 Uremovich, Mike 112 Vaccaro, Maria112, 180,181 Valentine, Eric Vallet, Phil 71 Vanderslice, Cheryl 71, 130, 162, 163 Vanderslice, Geroge 113 Vanderslice, Shawn 113 Vaughn, Tony 70 f 11-1,1 lames20, 1141 Debbie 114 g Linda 71 Mary Wright, Scott A ernie 55 W t ev115 Y, , Iames Yancec, Larry 71 Yates, Mark 71,136 Yevincy,Greg115,137 Yohe, Pat 115 Yopek, Michelle 71 Young, Brian 115,171 Young, David P.115 Young, Gail 55 Young, Lisa115,131,132 Young, Scott 116, 127 Young, Sherri 116, 136, 178, 179 Young, Todd 71,126 Yunk, Brian Zalagens, Sue 116, 131, 149 Zeletski, Robert 55,132 Zentek, Nick Ziemba, Robert A. 71 Zombek, Gregory 71,129 Zukauckas, Nettie 28,116,132 g g g 6 , gg i e tc, t ,, g ab ,V . 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