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I:'I'+ -- K ' II Q S 1 3224315 SQ . , 1, gsgizg -:H ESQ: 1 wid , . f 'Nl J QP I 1 A.DM1N1s'rRA'rIoN, FACULTY, S'rAFFs 10 Smnons - 18 menus-N Nw i I UUNTENTS Sponrs X 1 UNDERCLASSMEN - - 64 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 5. NWS 1' A-'su 1 .19 'I We A X i f ,s Q .af ws 1 if, if Q' X5 X x , . ' , ? r . 4 U I 'eg y 4,53 4 , Eff '1 v ' 1 3 EW' 5 1' -2 'wi 45 5 gg is gf? AE' fX ,1?5'l L .4 5 x . Ai. fm ,Aa . :msg : fifgx . g : ' f ' ' 5' 1' f, fiwm an X V . si. K in its W , xx. Q 3 JW is , ,iw ig J : ivy.-wb K . l , E . ' is E Aga ' fi N .QQ Y b ,ky Y sn K V ag: ' 5 YV' 5. if 1 :ff S EQ N fiigvlf 1 w. i W, 7 X 'Hr ' K ' .Q L' - -Q :ff ' ' gif! v'1 g' 'L , Qs 571' Q t S 'ff' , 'Il L 4 , we Q i X 9. 'i 4 6 t ' 40' Q s M , mga, Q mr. Q wig ,li xg 3 ,t . J an Vg. fb W .- . 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N. 1 M 3, Q 0 , 5 .gy f x 1 11' ' 5 U -1 Ywq. y gig ' ?2 u -,JL-Q ' r 331' ' A1 ni y .,. Z 5,-6.35 0 AN gg 8 if Q-f5M, , fa ,M Lxqxf. in , . A Mus k - .'3.f,,,, W, , 'W ' :Q 'gn- 2Lf'.-Yvfiimfiw W f WW . arf' xk.g:it,x,4 N4-f-ggzkf M, ,, ,K F533 - Q-1. . 1 1 -'3'f2-tg! M51-QS' V M' 'Q ' . J, . , V 2 ., A , in 5: ' Wu aff' 4 vMb Q W M, . ,Ha ,Aw , K wi M , Q! 954 C? ,,. YW, k url 0' ma 51'l ., W KA ,M M, Nw np.,-.,...m,.Q M A . zelfsm' Hsr3N:W-M x, p-..,..,.... 1-f wr 5'-www 4 +1 M Eiymw Y ,4 if ,.,, A:A:5. ., Q 15 .A -3 ig da,21m4 X all Qf r Q as Gai 3 9,551 as Q -'zo I 5' 5 as 53 5 E E as H x:f.f'f2 ?'i Y'aII know the South won Murderer's Row! Whether delivering a lecture on Shakespeare or Bill Cosby's concep- tion of Noah's ark, Rochy's teachers use a fresh attitude toward learning and teaching. Expanding the three R's to many other phases of learning. the admin- istration and teachers alike strive toward making the curriculum of Rochester a curriculum of students' needs. The changes wrought by them invariably involved the interest of the student and helped to provide a new image of the teacher and his role in student life. Freshmen and seniors alike agree we have the finest faculty and administration in the valley. 'II Mr. Matthew Hosie, Superintendent. Mr. Thomas Skinner, Principal. Mr. John B. Colella, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent, Mr. William Douglas, Assistant Principal, Mr. William Peacock, Assistant Principal and Director of Guidance. ii SEATED: Mr. Raymond Bird, Mr. Harold Shane, vice-presider Mr. Frank Mastalski, president, Mr. John Morgan. STANDIN Mr. James Sheline, secretary, Mr. John Martina, Mr. Nichol Rothart, Dr. Edward Davis, Mr. James Edwards, Mr. Robert Bat' Mr. George Baldwin, solicitor. The Biology Team: Mr. Jack Hyland and Mrs. Dorothy Cain. Mr. Philip Inman and Mr, Gene Felice. Mr. James Ebersberger. l Mrs. Emogene Franco and Mr. Albert H. Franco. The Math Team: Mrs. Aloha Widmer and Mrs. Anne Turner. The Fine Arts Team: Miss Judy Springston, Mr. Ed Strugalski, Mrs. Marjorie Shane, Mr. Michael Klugh 'I3 Mrs. Eunice Snow and Mrs. Patience Katich. Miss Lucy lsacco and Mr. James Gomory. Pl-lCl.lLT Mrs. Frances Yelverton, and Miss Barbara Alberts, standing. Mrs. Jean Brown, Mrs. Helen Bair, and Mr. Alex Farmer. Mr. Larry Kaufman, Mr. Tom Goettman, and Mr. Jerry LaValle. were Mrs. Kay Ramsden, Librarian Mrs. Judy Brown and Miss Janis Furgiuele. Mr. Don Alexander and Mr. Bob Arthur. Miss Geraldine Steinacker and Mr. Ted Greaves. 'I4 Mrs. Jane Davis and Miss Anita Dinello. STUDENT TEACHERS ROW I: Miss Pat Albarell, Miss Peggy Evans, Miss Carol Macher. ROW 2: Mr. Joe Pleszkoch, Mr. Craig Hinchman, Mr. Larry Sutusky, Mr. Harry Johnson, Mr. Jim Palmer. Mrs. Ann Sigal Mrs. Adelaide Burry Mr, Dom Cascio 'I5 QI? Mr. Jim Orsag PACULT Mrs. Marie Reid and Mrs. Yvonne Roe. Mr. Jim Harris. Mr. Adam Karcis, Mrs. Carol Skaggs, Mr. Tom Mathews. Miss Sandy Wetzel, Mrs. Mary Lee Woolley, Mrs. Shirley Greathouse, Miss Judy Leuhm. Mrs. Ruth Shaul and Mrs. Ruth Olson. Q Mrs. Wilma Burkhart and Mrs. Mary Perrell. 'I6 STANDING: Mr. Henry McCabe, Mr. Robert Illar. SEATED: Mr, James Dodeo. SECRETARIAL STAFF: Mrs. Juanita Frank, Mrs. Margaret Ewing, Mrs. Ruby Crawford, Mrs. Lina Murray, Miss Aileen Buckenheimer. '55 W g . N, I, bllq . ,I 1 QQ ' R. I A .-f- 1 it .3 .:-.. . Q W Zi' 'i- 'T -- - J' ' M A A ' W I V We if A Q A . f ugzziqu CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Dora Whitten, Mrs. Ruth Hartung, Mrs. Jean Reader, Mrs. Dorothy Durr, Mrs. Janet George, Mrs. Mary Jaros, Mrs. Norma Grommes. N-mln MAINTENANCE STAFF ROW l: Mrs. Claire Thomas, Mrs. Evelyn Spade, Mrs. Freda Martin. ROW 2: Mr. John Futata, Mr. John Habrle, Mr. Dave Woodworth, Mr. Ralph Anderson, Maintenance Engineer. 'I7 STA!-'FS M M3 No, Smedley, I'Il never sell! Finally l l ROW 'I: John Hryckowion, president and Leoh Caruso, secretory. ROW 2: Nick Cuiffi, vice- president ond Tom Johnson, treasurer. v 5 ' , ,M QQZHW in ur: L fofi 3 3 : . . Q ' wr W, , mi, 'W I , 4 'W' W 11,44 Uwagllnf I, ,W,,.,1 -.V.-Ll , , s, If did like you, l I never Q, ft . V 5: Q 9 H511 V f ll . ' . 4-'L - .. . - 3 Q- 'l-ln .iz . .. 2 I , Z In -I. . 95555. Z: . : .,...., . , I, I rfsgiyjg F n ,. ..... . V- ' ?' ' 3 5 ' , .,,. 5 ,., .,.. , r r, e y A , Q L'-gf . ,LL if i i 2 2 3 3 is 1 2 2 t l df' QE 5' 3 ---...,,,g. , ----m-...w 5 1. 1968 was our year. We were the leaders of the student body. For this one year, we waited eleven. After we leave Rochester High School, we will probably forget the hardships, the grievances, and the homework. Our memory will only retain the pleasant and we will be better for it. What will we remember ten, twenty years from now? We will remember that as seniors, we participated in many things as a class. We earned money for our senior trip to Washington, D.C. by selling candy. When April arrived, how- ever, the Nation's capitol was in turmoil over the assassination of Martin Luther King, Ir. Plans to go to New York City were also cancelled for the same reasons. How can we forget this? Individually, collegebound classmates received college acceptances that secured their future for a few years at least. Others finding work more to their liking, found jobs that held security for the rest of their lives . . . or until marriage came along. Perhaps the biggest event was commencement. WE left Rochy behind and went on to bigger and more enriching exper- iences: jobs, colleges, marriage, and a family. Regardless though of what we chose and did, Rochester High School will always be in our hearts as the place that started our dreams. Yes, 1968 was our year. iw? 3,6 KAREN ALSTADT FRED ANDERSON GAYLE ANTHONY DONALD ADAMONIS JEAN ANTITOMAS MARY KAY ARMSEY DAVID ARNOLD PATRICIA BABIK WILLIAM BACON JOANN BAKER :aim 5? 3 f , 5 ,-..- I I I JOYCE BARR JANET BATHGATE RICHARD BERKIHISER RAYMOND BERRY JOHN BLOOM PAUL BOSCO ALLEN BOSWORTH CATHY BLISS WILLIAM BURTON 3 . NANCY CALHOUN LEAH CARUSO PATRICIA CHESTER LEE CHEWNING EDWARD CLAYTON KATHY CLAYTON GLENN COLLINS AER B. JAMES CORDES x Qw , 0' ,u'Nf 23 BETSY CRIDER LINDA CUTSHALL LEROY DAVIS KENT DAVISON NICK CUIFFI REGINA DICOSTANZA GAIL DIDICH ROBERT DILLE 24 I DEBRA DININNI JAMES DUNN DIANA DYKUN JEFFREY EDGE DAVID EMERICK ROBIN FEDYSKI KATHERINE FINLAY ROBERT FISHER q.,, f:n'7 +'- K 4 CRYSTAL FRANK JUDITH FRANK ROBERT FRANKS RONALD FRANKS PAMELA FRITZ JANICE FULLINGTON JANICE FUSCO BARBARA GALLO DARLENE GELSTON I CHERYL GERACE JAMES GOOD MICHAEL GLUMAC JOHN GERACE SUSAN GOULD EVONNE GRABNER JOHN GRABNER JOHN GRAFF PEGGY GREINER DAVID HANEY '-'NDA HARWN 1 3 RICHARD HOGUE JACK HOGUE LARRY HINKLE ANNETTE HICKS TIMOTHY HARRIS DAVID HARTZELL JOAN HARVEY SHARON HOLZ .13 , J' 'M o E'1Q?EI'WwZ'f2 I 5351--.I, I ,Q My Q ,354 ,nf V. 0 I 0 Y 0 5 is , ' + EDWARD HOWE JOHN HRYCKOWIAN . V v V, R. RANDALL HUBBARD MICHAEL HUMMEL JAMES IRWIN MICHAEL KARAFFA CHARLES KARAFFA One of the highlights of the 1967-68 football season was the crowning of Rochy's first homecoming queen, senior Elaine Mastroianni. 'I'he event marked a change in the crownings at Rochester and the beginning of a fine, new tradition. Members of the court included seniors Leah Caruso, Evonne Grabner, Debbie Otto, and Anita Pcrvelek: juniors Cindie Clinton and Betsy Davis: sophomores Ianet Dille and Bernadette Fusco. THOMAS JOHNSON KARLA JANTSCH ROBERT JAMIESON WILLIAM JAMIESON CONNIE JANECTIC JANE KEMPER KAREN KERR ROBERT KIRCHNER KAREN KELLY CHERYL KLINK SHARON KOVACH ROBERT KREPPS CYNTHIA KRESACH LARRY KUNDER MARY ANN KUNSMAN . A1 if J X JOHN LANE SHIRLEY LANE KATHY LANIGAN THOMAS LARRICK LILLIAN LEEK WILBERT LEICHLITER W. DELBERT LEMMON WENDEL LAVETTE DANIEL LEONARD LOREN LEWIS L STANYA LITWIN 'E x L ,W E W if M 2... RAYMOND LODOVICO JAMES LOGAN JOHN LUCIANA PATRICIA MACLAY PATRICIA MAKER il 'Wigs KATHLEEN MALAGISE VOLYNDA MAN N DEBORAH MARTOIA DORIS MARTSOLF BESSIE MASON CRAIG MARTIN H EN RY MASTALSK I fp, JANET MASTALSKI n I ' 'TPI A ,I ' I his za 1 4. , . 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DOUGLAS MITCHELL ROBERT MONTGOMERY LOIS MOORHEAD ' BARBARA MORGAN WILLIAM MURTHA LAWRENCE MUSGRAVE DEBRA OTTO JANIS OPPELT LINDA OLSHESKY JUANITA O'BRIEN MARILYN NARY DONALD NELSON WILLIAM OAKS JOHN PALAKOVICH D Q-,,,.-fn gun PHYLLIS PARISE ANITA PAVELEK THOMAS PFEIFFER JAMES PINDILLI ROBERT PLATKO GARY PRATTE gl - RICHARD ROBERTS E. CHRISTINE RICHARD HOMER RENNER BONNIE RAMSDEN CHARLES QUINN KAREN QUINN DENNIS RADVAK PATRICIA ROBERTSON CAROL RUSSIN GENE SALVATI DIANNA SAMCHUCK THOMAS SANTRY CATHY SCHMIDLEY MICHAEL SCHWAN 4 - 1 wid L ' if We 225.332 S Sl :LH isa 024 Hx: 4f:x5 eJ SHERYLE SNYDER 'PYT ' 1 ' V Q Y' ' ' aafgunggnfri QUEQLM MARY SILER 63, A ? 3 N in ,QLV A MARIANNE SIGNORE ,gf JOHN SIGET RICHARD SCOTT ROBERT SHRECKENGOST BARBARA SHUPECK W PATRICIA SYE SUSAN STEVENSON CYNTHIA STENGER DIANA TETRICK VERONICA THOMAS 'Eff I - I , ,gr 5 Las,i3,1D Z.. 51 --nn if CH E RYL STEELE MARY SONTAG TATHA THOMPSON JUDY TUCKER ALEX VAGIAS CATHY VAUGHN EDWARD VOLPONI CHARLOTTE WAGNER JUDITH WALKER 45 BERNARD WELSH S S S f - 5 i:: K N ' ,,., ,if pri 2 1 Q l MARIE WELSH S 1 : ':: I '. :IE ',.- A N1 SHAREN WEYAND NANCY WHITTLE ROBERT WINKLE STEVEN WINTERS DENNIS WITHEROW MICHAEL ZUPSIC JANET ZAJACKOWSKI KATHLEEN YOUNG APRIL YEAGER J ERREL WOLF E SENIOR SPECIALS Mr. America fMike Hummel? and Miss America CGayle Anthony? go into daily fitness maneuvers. Miss Scatterbrained fCorol Russinl is always a little confused. Since there was a great deal of speculation over the contents of the 1968 Mirage, the editors cmd staff felt that in order to secure their invitation to their class reunion the pic- tures on these two pages were necessary. The result is our presentation of the memorable personalities of Rochy's class of '68. Look out girls! Casanova CAlex Vagiasl is on the prowl. Miss Originality lKaren Kerri originates Mr. All American Uim original originality on the stairs of R.H.S. takes time out from a Court Jesters tBernie and Marie Welsh? entertain passersby. schedule to practice. E i 2 2 S lt's a quick nop for Baby Huey Ueff Edgel. Our Mr. Personality Plus Ulm lrwinl staggers in after a rousing social hour, Miss Chicken of the Year Uean Anti- tomasl gets into some of the most harrowing situations. :ountain of Information CBob Kirchnerl looks over Encyclopedia Britanmco's tLinda Olsheskyl shoulder, The Girl Next Door lMary Siler? loves solitude. ' L Twinkletoes lLoren Lewisl limbers up. hard work . . . lots of studying . . . ig-.- For the underclassman, there are countless number of steps . . . . and displaying tulents . . . D wi H if 5 ' .w w ,' My 4 f ,gl fu? 3 Ax' 11' A X 4 Wx X If Y f l 3 5 1' ' 31,51 X, xX,X, H XXXN 1 X -. ' , 'll vag al' P gf it Who makes up 80'Z1 of the student body here at RHS? Who can be counted on to sell magazines, Xmas trees, candles and candy bars? Who makes more noise? Who irritates a senior more? Who attends more dances? Who has more parties? Who has more fun? Who can't wait to be seniors? And if they deserted us, would we miss them? You bet! Who are they? They are the underclassmen. H. R. 111 ROW lt Janet Bruce, Sandy Carcaise, Barbara Burg, Linda Buckenheimer, Kathy Bell, Sherry Begley, Marsha Canzano, Michael Beckert. ROW 2: Leslie Bailey, Lou Ann Buckenheimer, Charlotte Bennett, Susan Aultz, Shirley Anderson, Lynn Bryson, Jack Boyd. ROW 3: George Baldwin, Leslie Bell, Vincent Bailey, Tom Carcaise, Keith Beers, Chuck Burg, Tony Austin. ROW 4: Richard Balderson, Donald Beatty, James Camp, Tim Boggs, Paul Buttermore, Fred Begley, Richard Brock. H. R. 'l'I2 ROW l: Sue Dunbar, Cathy Car- negie, Cindy Clinton, Margie Fleet, Mary Galbreath, Joy Cunningham, Betsy Davis, Carol Crawford. ROW 2: Sue Davis, Debbie Devore, Lucy Gaulr, KayAnn Cordes, Delores Chalmers, Lois Drumm, Sue Davis, Eddie Cordes. ROW 3: Mike Fal- cone, Elaine Daman, Delores Galla- gher, Mary Lou Crawford, Sandy Dawson, Debbie Ferencik, Annette Dicembre, Gary Cordes. ROW 4: Tom Ellis, Bob Fedyski, Ken Daru- sha, Sam DePaul, Lee Cutshall, John Garko, Joe Curro, Don Craig. l 52 H. R. 'l'l2A ROW l: Alison Harley, Nancy Grant, Sandy Greco, Linda Harri- son, Nannette Hardway. ROW 2: Theresa Hardin, Sharon Hansen, Bettina Harvison, Jo Anne Gerace, Mary Graff, Philip Gerace. ROW 3: Eddie Goettman, Ray Grooms, Bob Goodwald, Clark Good, Rick Glass, Joe Graff. JUN ,DRS H. R. 113 ROW l: Kathy Malkoch, Mary Kay Leahy, Melva Hogue, Carol Kroskey, Paula Martin, Connie Kidd. ROW 2: Dave Jung, Grace Hetrick, Peggy Humes, Priscilla Larson, Linda Ken- nedy, Linda Jackson, Bob Ludwick. ROW 3: Tom Javens, Cliff Horter, George Hosko, Bill Loftus, Ted Kemp, Earl Majors, Mario Lembo. ROW 4: Rick Helsing, Steve Kovach, Doug LaVette, Bill Howell, Tom Klein, Darwin Killeen, P. J. Hummel. H. R. 'I'I5 ROW lz Cindy Scott, Vicky Rose, Denise Shipley, Joya Prospero, Kathy Pitini, Mary Ann Rudis. ROW 2: Allan Ramer, Dave Repp, Mark Shannon, George Patrick, Dan Ray, Henry Schwan. ROW 3: Rocky Pedaline, William Pinciotti, Howard Roberts, Chuck Short, Frank Rambo, John Shee, Dan Repp. ROW 4: Ken Pingatore, Bill Persson, George Petrik, David Pierce, Tom Shafer, Steve Schmidley. H. R. 114 ROW l: Teresa May, Maureen Mc- Guire, Karen McNees, Carol Pagani, Cindy Murphy, Regina Morelli. ROW 2: Lois Montgomery, Debbie Mavero, Kathy Mineard, Kathy Mason, Vicki Milligan, Marita McCartney, Sue McCally. ROW 3: Wcrrena Nichol, Darlene Murtha, Monica Mashensic, Wes Morgan, Dave Miller, Jim Mc- Cune. ROW 4: John Matwiejuk, Ron Masters, Harry Myers, Bill Miller, Dan McWilliams, Ron Metravich, Dan McNear. 53 H. R. 116 ROW I: June Shouse, Jackie Walter, Ellen Smail, Donna Winters, Lois Stafford, Vicki Sullivan, Faye Thompson, Nancy Stenger. ROW 2: Sue Sweesy, Donna Whippo, Ruth Stewart, Vicki Verbanic, Linda Witherow, Peggy Zitzman, Twila Thomas. ROW 3: Dave Woodling, Glen Zupsic, Paul Thomas, Jim Sylman, Bill Stelter, Harry Swager, John Tumour, Joe Wright. ' Q 2 A kfigii Q ggi I 3 T i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Bucky Waldron, Secretary Sue Davis, President President Bill Jersey, Treasurer Kathy Nichol, Secretary Dan Ray, Treasurer Barb Burg. Karen Baycura, Vice President Jim Ferencik. it . if .. N -if 3 , 8 V MW H. R. 'I28 ROW l: Mary Ann Campese, Vir- ginia Berry, Rosalie Arney, Sherry Ankney, Rosemary Bosco, Carol Carcaise, Nancy Bair, Shirley Alt- man. ROW 2: Carla Baltes, Julie Carcaise, Karen Baycura, Nancy Borga, Peggy Brown, Mary Bango, iGary Beckert, Ed Brandon. ROW i3: Tony Bozza, Theresa Andrews, 'Gary Brewer, Jeff Arnold, Karen Caldwell, Linda Bartimac, Gary lBurns. ROW 4: John Blanarik, Arthur Beckert, Richard Bittner, Al Buckenheimer, Dan Byler, Mark Bittner. H. R. 'I31 ROW l: Teddy Edwards, Mar- Freehout, Patty Gordon, xgaret lMary Grant, Jenny Henry, Bern- bdette Fusco, Rayanne Doyle, ,Judy Haney. ROW 2: Bill Hause, Dan Dohanich, Vince Gallo, Craig Ellison, Harry Fleet, Mark Hard- ing, Jim Finnell, George Harley. lROW 3: Don Finch, Dave Gos- sard, Walter Everly, John Drumm, Tom Genevie, Jim Giuliani, Richard Gault. ROW 4: Alex Galbreath, Wilbert Hanshaw, Keith Hall, Bill Headland, Doug Eiler, Gerry Goff, Jim Ferencik. SUPHDMDRBS H. R. 129 ROW l: Janet Dille, Judy Craven, Agnes Delucia, Mar- lene Cuiffi, Marilyn Cuiffi, Emma Dietz. ROW 2: Judy Chester, Ricky Cordes, Terry Dempsey, Bruce Dishler, Ed Davis. 55 H. R. 'l35C ROW l: Donna Matsook, Mary Jane Maclay, Teresa Lewis, Linda Krepps, Lindo Logan, Kathy Moldovan. ROW 2: Mike Kuhni, Jim Kruest, David Kroskey, Mike Lodovico, Paul Mastal- ski, Judy McCormick. ROW 3: Gerry Lombardo, Robert Lewis, David Mc- Cormick, Craig Lease, David Moor- head, Mark Lebda, Tom Marsilio. H. R. 135A ROW l: Kathy Howe, Mary Ann Keb- litsch, Nancy Holibaugh, Lavonne Herter, Linda Holibaugh, Donna Krepps. ROW 2: Linda Kirchner, Paula Hodnick, Patty Hines, Terri Hinkle, Rosemary House, Terri Hill. ROW 3: Jim lvicek, Jim Kindelberger, Gary Johnston, Jim Ken- nedy, Rick Johnston. ROW 4: Bob Hicks, Mike Kovach, Ted Jusczak, Bill Jersey, Wally Jones. H. R. 150 ROW l: Susan Wachob, Shirley Wey- and, Andrea Young, Barbara Wachtel, Janet Sheline, Susan Tooch, Joann Verbanic, Candy Williams. ROW 2: Cinthia Triance, Lillian Shroads, Linda Thornburg, Mary Beth Slyman, Charles Zarillo, Fred Yeager, Mike Wanger. ROW 3: Darlene Shirley, Richard Whittle, Tim Trimble, Brad Strobel, Sam Walter, Peter Warchol, Albert Sieger. ROW 4: Ray Winkle, Phillip Ward, Don Sysyn, Karl Sniady, Joe Thomas, Tom Wolbert. H. R. 'I48 ROW l: Kieth Pedaline, Bonnie Robinson, Charlene Rieth, Linda Moran, Donna Sayers, Robin Rose, Mary Ellen Pratte, Antoinette Primo, Sherry Myers. ROW 2: Joseph Moritz, Richard Pitini, Phyllis Rihely, Kris Ripper, Connie Morell, Becky Parks, Dena Robinson, Kathy Nichol, Debbie Russell. ROW 3: Mike Neely, Mike Ricciardi, Tom Roush, Joe Russell, Cherie Oaks, Bobbie Peters, Jan Roddy, Desi Robb. ROW 4: Frank St. John, Clifford O'NeiI, Ron Palakovich, Rick Rinehart, Bruce Rupert, Geoff Ross, Bob Ross, Doug Morgart, Sam O'Brien. FRBSHMB H. R. 200 ROW l: Theresa Baser, Rene Beatrice, Kathy Carpenter, Donna Auld, Waneda Arney, Cindy Carcaise. ROW 2: Mike Boycura, Rick Beatty, Susan Caruso, Edith Baughman, Mary Ellen Clayton. ROW 3: Sam Antitomas, Danny Balza, Richard Avery, Rick Barrett, Jeff Carpenter, Kent Camp. 57 H. R. 204 ROW l: Grace Hicks, Ann Graff, Kathy Haney, Georgina Hinkle, Sharon Hahn. ROW 2: William Harris, Rus- sel Hansen, Donna Hoffman, Judy Grimm, Patty Hogue, Janet Hartzell. ROW 3: Crystal Heckel, Paula Hack- ney, Glenda Kabler, Vicki Hudson, Rick Hughes, Dianne Goedeker. ROW 4: Gilbert Jersey, David Hostetter, James Hardin, Dave Helsing, Keith Jones, Kenny Hummel. L..- H. R. 202 ROW l: Kathy Davis, Sue Eiler Sandy Ferris, Terri Gerace, Connie Crawford, Karen Farmer. ROW 2 Kathy Gilmore, Tina Crozier, Annc DePaul, Bobbie Jo Cordes, Patti Burkhart, Keith Colamarino. ROVN 3: Frank Dixon, Rose Lynn Dietz Norma Dewhirst, Karen Coates Greg Fazzoni. ROW 4: Gary Dish ler, Keith Dawson, Walter Czartor yski, David Frank, Dan Donawitz Richard Cosky. l H. R. 206 ROW l: Chris Knapp, Bonita Lud- wick, Jane Malkoch, Emily LaRose, Donna Lane, Anita Malagise, Arthur Krepps. ROW 2: Marla Lane, Virginia Klink, Helen Litwin, Kathy McCloskey, Barbara Main, Debby McLean. ROW 3: Mike McLean, Tim Lantzy, Nikki Leon- berg, Marilyn McCready, Mary Beth McLister, Mark McGaffic, ROW 4: Ken Kyle, Tim Lyons, Charles Marietta, Bob Lemmon, Ronnie Ludwick, Berlin Long. H. R. 208 ROW l: Molly O'Neil, Debbie Renzo, Mary Jo Ricciardi, Mary Rose Piccinini, Pam Reddy. ROW 2: Pete Revelant, Gary Parks, Keith Robson, Terry O'Dell, Patty Murtha, Rose Palakovich. ROW 3: Gary McWilliams, Cindy Porter, Marie Pingatore, Becky Mike, Melissa Rambo, Janet Mitchell. ROW 4: Ed Mineard, John Parilli, Steve Payne, Ben Rader, Mickey Morgan, Dave Renner. H. R. 212 ROW l: Pam Wolff, Marie Zavolta, Gail Thomas, Lois Swink, Frances Wachob. ROW 2: Valerie Whittington, Denise Schwartzel, Linda Swartzlander, Linda Wiberg, Libby Zells. ROW 3: Keith Stephenson, John Warchol, Torn Wright, Joe Zajac, Kim Thorton. ROW 4: Tom Vinciguerra, Bill White, Elmer Young, Bill Taylor, Richard Tunno. vp. X H. R. 210 ROW l: Christine Scott, Cindy Smith, Sophia Spanos, Nancy Springer, JoEllen Steel. ROW 2: Mary Beth Stablow, JoAnn Ruppel, Mary Seeger, Janet Spoda, Joni Jean Silipigni, Janet Siler. ROW 3: Jerry Rotuna, Scott Shanor, Earl Rudis, Bobby Scott, Steve Siget. ROW 4: Lance Rose, Brion Smith, Gregory Smith, Dennis Skalko, Bob Savot, Charles Short. H. R. 201 ROW l: Jeannie Allen, Karen Burkey, Debbie Bosworth, Debbie Boggs, Debbie Bird, Paula Bliss. ROW 2: Barbara Cloughley, Peggy Botinovich, Pam Belic, Sherry Carpenter, Jean Conner, Steve Balderson. ROW 3: Terry Buckenheimer, Connie Carcaise, Rebecca Barrett, Randy Bacon, James Barr, David Coates. H. R. 203 ROW l: Chris Grant, Joyce Dolby, Emma Fleet, Cheryl Genevie, Larry Feola, Craig Eiler, Jeff Douds. ROW 2: Becky Finch, Rhonda Civvia, Julia Futato, Anita Farmer, Wanda Fugitt, Grace Gallo, James Cutshall. ROW 3: Richard Eisenbrown, Toni Foster, Denise Dawson, Becky Goehring, Lynn Giles, Betty Friel, Patty Craig. ROW 4: Peggy Everly, Melinda Garland, Kathy Fosnaught, Ricky Grant, Ronald Daman, Tom Gaceca, Lewis Dorn, Ricky French. 60 BTH H. R. 205 ROW l: Albert Helicke, Amy Hood, Heidi Hagel, Donna Keegan, Robert Hall. ROW 2: Mary Huckney, Beverly Holi- baugh, Robin Grooms, Debbie Hall, Linda Harton, Georgia Hall. ROW 3: Susan Harley, Joellen Hopkins, Julia Hardin, Carolyn Hanshaw, Dawn Harton, Ed Hunter. ROW 4: Terry Hubbard, Keith Jackson, Jim Jamieson, George Harris, Terry Hughes. RADE H. R. 214 ROW l: Patty Leek, Luba Litwin, Diane Martoia, Jane McBroom, Steve Mastalski, Robert Mengal. ROW 2: Vicky Marshall, Carol Knotts, Eleanor Killeen, Barbara McCloskey, Marilyn Miller, Donna Knopp, Richard Loftus, ROW 3: Bernard Mason, John McNear, Bill Maley, Mike Mayo, Pam Lassitier, Kevin Lougee, ROW 4: Frank Kemp, Carl Lytle, Harry Kelly, Gary Lassitier, Willis McCartney, Robert Kruise. H. R. 215 ROW l: Arthur Petruccelli, Suzanne Ruhinn, Cheryl Rosepink, Adele Resmer, Carla Rose, Kevin Robson. ROW 2: Bill Milne, Janice Morgan, Dianne Ramsden, Sherry Phelps, Jenny Proudfoot, Terry Pizzella. ROW 3: Eugene Raybuck, Richard Ours, Leslie Robinson, Cindy Murray, Linda Rinehart, Frank Mosketti. ROW 4: Frank Reda, Daryl Porter, Dale Poplin, Cornell Roberts, Len Payne, John Radcliffe, Eugene Price. H. R. 217 ROW l: Hazel Steel, Jean Thomas, Joyce Tarazano, Paula Scriva, Joli Scheidemantel, Robin Shanor. ROW 2: Ronald Young, Debbie Yost, Bonnie Stel- ter, Peggy Slyman, Linda Shaulis, Don Tolliver. ROW 3: Ron Young, Judy Venn, Luella Schmidley, Paul Simmons. ROW. 4: Rody Schwartzel, Susan f Trimbel, Scott Wilson, Nancy Russel, Nathaniel Waldron, Bill Spratley, John Witt, Robert Weyand, Mike Sysyn. 61 ROOM I ROW l: Devorne Puryear, Ann Christy, Amie Cochran, Sheryl Bartoroni, Dennis Brewer, James Chalmers, David Climo, Denise Auld. ROW 2: Donald Bartley, Judy Bailey, Mary Jane Bailey, Janice Coates, Janet Bush, Christine Brock, lrmajean Beighey, Nancy Altman, Gcry Blackburn. ROW 3: Debbie Bostanic, Janice Altman, Cheryl Beckert, Tim Boyde, John Avery, Edward Baughman, David Anderson. ROW 4: William Apple, James Bango, Jeff Burchett, Jerry Boyd, John Christian. ROOM 2 ROW l: Sue Herman, Hedy Covalt, Ron Dorusha, Wayne Gilmore, Ken Finnell, George Gordon, Robert Goettman, Blair Getz, Paul Herter, Dan Cordes. ROW 2: Ron Freehauf, Jim Dmitsak, Jim Finley, Mike Dunbar, Charles Crider, Frank Helicke, Paul Glass, Chris Graham, Tom Cordes. ROW 3: Robin Conner, Sue Coe, Elaine Fowler, Peggy Dykun, Mary Dioguardi, Frances Fischer, Adena Eokles, Thad Collins, Jeff Heinrich. ROOM 3 ROW l: Donna Leonard, Sondra Lemon, Mary Holzwarth, Penny Mecklem, Nancy Johnson, David Hague, Joe Joyce, Rhoda Mason, Dionne Long. ROW 2: Charles Hoskinson, Stanley Milligan, Tom Helsing, Dale Leichliter, Sandy Hill, Wesley Hill, Donna McCormick, Agnes Lewis. ROW 3: Debbie Moritz, Marsha Main, Maureen Heodland, Tracy Jones, Melinda Herzog, Robyn Hudson, Terry Keegan, Pam Ketterer. ROW 4: Fred Lewis, Richard Jackson, Joyce Measel, Bill Hiltz, Linda Hogan, Kim Lougee. 62 7'l'Il ssss is ROOM 4 ROW l: Becky Russell, Michael Pagani, Terry Reid, Sharon Phillips, Debby Ready, G R A D E Joe Shouse, Tim Roush, Gary O'Neil, Al Pizzella. ROW 2: Barbara Petrik, Cheryl Porter, Mae Radcliffe, Sally Perkins, Robin Schmidley, Vickie Rieth, Walter Oakley, David Sarver, Charmaine Slayton. ROW 3: Linda Robinson, Paula Savanovich, Debbie Rose, Gina Scrucci, Rhonda Plassmeyer, Michael Rayshich, Jeff Phelps, Rodger Price, George Shrum. ROW 4: Rollin Nocera, Evelyn Shultz, Renee Rowe, David Oldaker, Jim Musgrave, John Nichol. ROOM 5 ROW l: Anthony Whitted, LuAnn Yeager, Cheryl Young, Deborah Winters, Gary Zialkowski, Kevin Sieger, Garry Skidmore, Kim Triplett. ROW 2: Dennis West, Anthony Timpano, Judy Stevenson, Eri Winters, Drake Thompson, Clarence Smith, Joe Solimando, Sherry West. ROW 3: Richard Williams, James Winkle, David West, Jeff Wilson, Nancy Thompson, Leroy Shaulis, Doris Tolliver. ROW 4: David Willison, Seth Smiley, Eric Wiberg, James Skalko, Darlyn Steele, Susan Steel, John Slyman. We're off to see the Wizard! 63 .'I1 .srl ' - ' pe.. - , - 2- rff .. ' - '-sy ' - V - ,f-- 'K' -- 2-.v-T.-. .-:fl Up, up and away! m.,,m 'lw.,,NN. 'sw W, . Look mom, no hands. 4 Wm X Q sw 1 IQ., I 1 1 W Q git Q e 1 s S f , E K E :K ' Homecommg Queen, Elame Mastrolonm 'Sw me Q35 4 rf A439 flea,-1 N wlvflftf Lv-v'2? :wy. W' ftfehof 'Y 1' 2 334- ' A f n' ggi? sail' 'Q if K '0we Ace! N. Rocky 15 Ellwood 14 Cross Country Hopes High Rams Butt Monaca. 6-O RHS Runners Post 10-5 Mark for Season Iunior Rams Cop Section Indians 71 Rams 63 Rams Swamp Seneca, 93-6 0 Twenty-One Girls Invade Hardwood Iunior Rams Take Title Gym Teams Conierence Contenders Golfers Renew Efforts Diamond Men Train Hard Racketeers Hard Pressed f Track Team Building T. G. Hopes for Forbes Fie or T1t1e ld Jim Mattern ,mi Mike Hummel Larry Kunder wg.- ROW l: Gary Johnston, Jim Kennedy, Pat Hummel, Jerry Lombardo, Dan Dohanich, Henry Mastalski, Craig Lease, Mike Falcone, Bob Ludwick, Bob Krepps. ROW 2: Tony Austin, Bill Woods, Jim Finnell, Tom Santry, Vince Gallo, Ken Dorusho, Butch Mine, Jim Silosky, Jim Love, Bill Headland, Mike Kuhni, John Siget, Bucky Waldron. ROW 3: Larry Kunder, Jim Mattern, Mike Ricciardi, Al Buckenheimer, Tim Patterson, Tom Marsilio, Tom Ellis, Kent Davison, Howard Roberts, Richard Scott, Tom Klein, Jeff Edge, Mike Hummel, Nick Cuiffi, Mark Lebda, Ron Mayo, Harry Myers. ROW 4: Rick Hogue, Mike Karaffa, Bob Jamieson, Bill Persson, Sam DePaul, Jim Ferencik, Howard Burton, Tilt Willis, Bill Oldaker, Ron Masters, Keith Hall, Tim Harris, John Turnour, David Emerick, Clark Good, Tom Johnson. AN N COACHES: Mr. Adam Karcis, Mr. Jack Hyland, Head Coach, Mr. James Ebersberger, Mr. Larry Kaufman, Mr. Jerry LaValle. Touchdown ! ! 66 Nick Cuiffi It's complete! Poised for action - Czontinuing the old Rochy traditions, the 1967-68 Rams had a winning season in spirit if not in reality. With many action-packed games such as Monaca, Ell- wood City, and Midland, Rochy's gridders never failed to present an exciting, hard-fought game to their spectators. The season came to a heartbreaking close with the tradi- tional Battle for the Oaken Bucket with rival, Beaver. With many sophs and juniors gaining experience this year, next season promises to be more successful. We They O STO-ROX 7 6 N, BRADDOCK SCOTT I8 6 MONACA O 6 NEW BRIGHTON 25 0 FREEDOM 7 We They l 5 ELLWOOD CITY I4 20 MIDLAND 20 I4 SENECA VALLEY 32 O MUNHALL 25 7 BEAVER 48 5 Kent Davison Rick Hogue Howard Burton U ruursmn Mike Koroffc Tom Sentry Ron Mayo MANAGERS Oops!! ROW 1: Bob Dille, Ed Howe. ROW 2: Dove Hortzell, Keith Schmidley, Allan Romer. Onwo rd Rochy ,Si i g .Ei af ' .: .. 5 :I Tom Johnson H55 Si M WM John Siget 2 , Nun A V 55 4: ..:- .: e Y, in m , 'fi 'VN . H' '3 'fl N NM xwx Run to daylight. In a crowd. Richard Scott Dave Emerick Bob Jamieson JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM ROW l: Bill Harris, Arthur Petrucelli, Keith Colamarino, Tom Vinciguerra, Ed Hunter, Dave Frank, Mike Mayo, George Harris, Rick French, Greg Fazzoni, Charles Short. ROW 2: Keith Robson, Jeff Carpenter, Scott Shanor, Harry Kelly, Rick Grant, Richard Jackson, Jim Scott, Keith Jackson, Nathaniel Waldron, Cornell Roberts, Randy Bacon, James Jamieson, James Barr. ROW 3: Ben Rader, John Slyman, Mike Burckure, Burlin Long, Bob Onuska, Ed Mineard, Dove Helsing, Bill White, Dave Rose, Vaughn Morris, Carl Lytlc, Kent Camp, Fred Lewis, Walter Czartoryski, James Gomory, head coach, Larry Kaufman, coach. 69 Q..f Captain Randy Hubbard, guard Jim Mattern, center Kent Davison, guard COACHES Mr. Jim Harris, Mr. Sam Stanchak Elmer Smith, guard Wendel LaVette, forward Craig Martin, guard i Jump ball, Jump ball, get, get it. MANAGERS Gary Brewer, Senior Lee Chewning, Keith Robson, Fred Yeager. Hmd work, determination, and talent are the ingredients necessary for a good team. This year's varsity squad had all three. Tough competition provided an extra incentive to Coach Harris' boys as they bat- tled down to the wire in Section BA competition. Looking ahead to next year. Rochy can expect big things as a winning IayVee squad and a title-winning junior high squad should push this year's letter- men to extend even more effort to secure a section title. W1 VARSITY SQUAD ROW I: Craig Martin, Kent Davison, Randy Hubbard, Elmer Smith, Wendel l.aVette. ROW 2: Ed Onuska, Rick Glass, Jim Mattern, Tilt Willis, Doug LaVette, Jim Ferencik. on M B A S E T B A L L Ballet anyone? ,A Sink it Tilt! JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Up for two! Dan Dohanich, Bucky Waldron, Kim Verrico, Tom Marsilio, Wally Jones, Bill Jersey, Bob Ross, Rick Glass, Keith Hall. ROW l: Bob Onuska, Walt Czartoryski, Keith Jackson, Bob Scott, Terry Hubbard, Cornell Roberts, Randy Bacon, Richard Jackson, Richard Avery, Mike Sysyn, Rick Beatty. ROW 2: Tom Vinciguerra, manager, Tom Boehm, Dennis Skalko, Chuck Crider, Jeff Burchett, Bill Apple, Thad Collins, Jeff Heinrich, Wesley Hill, Scott Shanor. ROW 3: John Avery, Wayne Gilmore, Jeff Phelps, Bobby Goettman. JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPS Coach Orsag and his assistant coach, Mr. Cascio, relax and smile - pleased, no doubt, at the team's progress. Compiling an enviable 15 -l record, the Little Hams won un- disputed possession of first place in section play. Blessed with an abundance of talented eighth graders, Coach Orsag has alrea- dy started planning for next year. Congratulations, boys. Good luck next year. BHS HTBHLL GIRLS' BASETB LL TEAM 5 gui. ...B L N- -s.. 'Q Going down in Rochy's history are these seniors, members of Rochy's first girls' basketball team in decades, They are Karen Kelly and Elaine Mastroianni, kneeling. ln the back: Gerry McGee, Cindy Kresach, Pat Maker, Karen Alstadt, Lois Moorhead, Shirley Lane, Gail Didich, Evonne Grabner. After an absence of almost forty years, varsity girls' basketball returned to Rochy. Bruises and sprains didn't deter the girls nor their coach. Only one thing remains for them - to beat the women's faculty tecrm. Jan. 4 FREEDOM Jan. 8 CENTER Up and at 'ern girls! Fsiiirg-gi: Feb. 3 BEAVER FALLS Feb. 'IO MONACA Feb. 17 NEW BRIGHTON Feb. 24 NORTHWESTERN Feb. 29 BEAVER Mar. 9 NORTHWESTERN Mar. 7 BEAVER Mar. 13 NEW BRIGHTON 74 BEAVER FALLS MONACA CENTER Practice makes perfect - almost. 1 l Get 'em Ace! l ROW l: Leah Mathews, Elaine Mastraiarini, Sandy Carcaise, Rosemary Bosco, Evonne Grabner. ROW 2: Dennis Radvak, manager, Lois Moorhead, Gail Didich, Mary Graff, Agnes DeLucia, Gerry McGee, Coach Yelverton. ROW 3: Karen Caldwell, Shirley Lane, Cindy Kresach, Kim Hall, Karen Kelly, Karen Alsfadt, Pat Maker, Phyllis Schmidley. GIRLS' G M TEAM ROW I: Heddy Covolt, Nancy Thompson, Susan Coe, Debby Reddy, Ann Christy. ROW 2: Sue Eiler, Paula Scriva, Dianne Ramsden, Gail Thomas, Bonnie Robinson, Paulo Martin, Jane Malkoch, Shirley Altman, Debbie McLean, Amy Dixon, Jean Thomas. 76 Although the girls' gym team is not a new facet in athletics at Rochester, the girls had the hard task of rebuilding the team this year. Many new faces appeared among the girl gyrnnasts, including the coach, Miss Lucy Isacco. With a lot of hard work and practice, the girls made a successful effort in producing a team that Rochester could be proud of. The girls gained the val- uable experience that is necessary in building for future championships at Rochester. Ian. 15 Bethel Park Home Ian. 25 West Mifflin North Home Ian. 31 Beaver Away Feb. 14 Gateway Away Feb. 19 Indiana Away Feb. 29 Shenango Home CBoys and Girlsj Mar. 6 Monessen Home Mar. ll Beaver Home Put your little foot, put your little foot right out. Jane Molkoch does just that as she practices for the tournament. See how easy it is seems to be what Paula Scriva is telling us Paula Martin goes over and around in quest of perfect form. 77 Whether leading cheers or climbing towers, Rochy's cheerleaders are vivacious, personable, and lively. UHEERLBADEP. We have the coach and the spirit. but these would not count without pep. This year, Rochy's cheerleaders were the heartbeat behind their teams. The Varsity, IV, and Iunior High squads displayed the traditional Hochy pride in their team by cheering at all the football and basketball games and at the pep assemblies. Sponsored by Miss Lucy Isacco, these girls showed the team that victory was a goal worth attaining. Fight Team, Fight! KNEELING: Leah Caruso, Evonne Grabner, captain, Elaine Mastroianni. STANDING: Sandy Carcaise, Paulo Martin, Diane Samchuck, Sue Davis, Cindy Clinton. KNEELING: Karen Baycura, captain. STANDING: Andrea Young, Janet Dille, Robin Rose, Mary Ann Keblitsch, Donna Sayers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Spada, captaing Vicki Hudsong Debbie McLeang Tina Crozierg JoEHen Steely Mary Rubbo. We Wontcu Victory! 79 Yea - a - a - a Rams! 'im ..., It r r B0 'S G M TE M StatBCha1'1'11JS ROW l: Jim lvacek, Dan Repp, Bob Lewis, Jim Kruest, Tom Roush. ROW 2: Coach Gomory, Dave Repp, Tom Larrick, Craig Lease, Ray Berry, Coach Gradek. :Flesults at Philly: Ray Berry-8th in vaultingy Dan Repp-3rd still rings: Iim Kruest- 2nd all-around, lst horizontal bar, 4th floor exercise and vaulting, and 8th still rings: Dave Repp-lst all-around, lst rings, lst floor exercise, lst vaulting, 2nd parallel bars, and 4th in side horse and horizontal bar. Add up all this and you get state champs. Until now a relatively obscure sport at Rochester, gymnastics is now an important sport, made so by an exceedingly talented boys' gym team. Made up basically of underclassmen, the team gave Rochy a state champion for the first time. Though each meet was important, the outstanding ones no doubt were beating Butler, taking the individual and team cham- pionships of the WPIAL, and sweeping the state meet at Philadelphia. Congratulations boys and coaches! How's the world look that way, Tom? Up, up, ond owoy! Almost perfect form on the rings by Dove Repp Brother Don matches Dove on the rings. Off we go into the wild blue yonder. Roy Berry off the horse. TRAC AND Hop, skip, ond jump artist, Bill Oaks. Upsie doisy, go shot putters Tom Klein and Harry Swoger. Q, yt! I ......-.mf Jim Good over the high jump l Q mf BROS S CUUNTR Runners Mike Schwan, Jerry Lombardo, Bill Fisher 1 Cross country lettermen ond Coach Harris. Bill Woods in the long jump. Bill Oldecker, Bill Bacon and Harry Fleming 83 SQUADS CROSS COUNTRY ROW l: Fred Yeager, Alex Gal- breath, Gerry Lombardo, Elmer Smith, John Grabner, Bill Bacon, Ray Berry, Randy Hubbard. ROW 2: Harry Fleming, Bill Hause, Ed Onuska, Kim Verrico, Rick Glass, Wally Jones, Wendell Lavette, Bill Jersey, Don Nelson, Doug Lavette. -4154 'I TRACK ROW l: Fred Yeager, Bob Kelly, Joe Wright, Homer Renner, Bill Robison. ROW 2: Bruce Dishler, Ron Ludwick, Dave Arnold, Tom Vinci- guerra, Craig Shanor, Coach Hyland. ROW 3: Rich Balderson, Jamie Camp, Jack Boyd, Greg Fazzoni, Dave Frank. ROW 4: Bob Ludwick, Joe Graff, Mike Falcone, Bruce Rupert, Terry O'DeIl. ROW 5: Manager Eddie Howe, Cliff Horter, Jim Kennedy, Glenn Zupsic, Dave Hart- zell, Richard Avery, Robert Hicks, manager Howie Burton. FIELD EVENTS ROW l: Harry Swager, Craig Lease, Brad Strobel, Jim Logan, Tom Johnson. ROW 2: Coach Ebersberger, Doug Mitchell, Tom Klein, Bill Oaks, Keith Hall, Pat Hummel. Senior medalist, Tim Harris. The relay team of Bill Woods, Bob Scott, Alex Galbrecth and Howard Roberts. High hurdler, Jim Dunn. L H l Bob Ross prepares to tee off . . . With impact imminent, Jerry Wolfe Denny WiTl'16I'OW Checks his drive hopes for another good drive THE TEAM ROW l: Gary Brewer, Terry Dempsey, Denny Witherow, Mark Bittner. ROW 2: Wally Jones, Jerry Wolfe, Tom Pfieffer, Bob Grimm, Bob Ross. 86 F or several seasons the Ram golf team has been a sore spot with its succeeding line of coaches. But 1968 may prove to be a turning point for this unheralded sport at Hochy. The first signs of change appeared after the first four matches when, to the astonishment of all, the record stood at two wins and two losses. It was this reversal of previous seasons that en- couraged the boys on to success. With returning seniors Tom Pfieffer, Dennis Witherow, and Jerry Wolfe, and a group of promising underclassmen, Mr. Iames Dadeo, this year's coach, can hope for a startling finish for the 1968 squad. Tom Pfieffer blasts out of a sand trap. Wally Jones selects a club. 87 Bob Grimm lines up a putt. Coach Dadeo BASEBALL Nick Cuiffi displays his .300 hitter stance. Posin' for a picture, Kim Verrico and Kent Davison A few words of wisdom from catcher, Dan McNear. 'xi X K X w JJ4 a W J-'iw H-wx ,W ' X Aff Us V--........... -........-...,. ,V13 x ,MfXN,x,,!'-X NJN, 1 N x X ,Af .,.,.....X ......vM mun- A...,......-A N V...-Y........-.Q ---....-. . X35 '., ,K z ,, ,K 1 ,f .A 1 lf , ' L V -in 3 v if , x S N ,ff , f!' fam 2 f,: ' x 3 ' if ffwgif ,Y Q . ,X A JK ik . f f ff if 'L X g .Qi N533 -lx W Skye' -yu - X sf K ,. in 5 3, , new g 1 QW J? BASEBALL Pitcher Ed Onusko OUTFIELDERS ROW l: Jim Silosky, Tony Bozzo, Bucky Woldron. ROW 2: Mike Ricci Pitcher Torn Morsilio Bill House, Rich Corcoise, Bob Jomieson, monoger. INFIELDERS ROW l: Clark Good, Don- Beatty, Bill Persson, Don Roy, Brod Strobel. ROW 2: Rick Pitini, Bob Fedyski, Ron Franks, Henry Mostolski, pitcher, Donn Nelson, pitcher, Ron Mayo, monoger. .F Scorekeeper, Mike Hummel Head coach, Tom Goettman. Mr. Thomas Goett1'nan's baseball squad got off to a rather shaky start for the 1968 season but soon came through with victories. With a fine group of returning lettermen and a good crop of underclass- men, the pitching and batting was practiced night after night until a winning form was accomplished. One of the first encounters for the team was the challenge of renovating the old Noss Plan field. But with the familiar Rochy spirit the boys tackled this job with vigor, anxious for the season to begin. With the support of the stu- dent body and continued suc- cess on the diamond, the 1968 season will be one not soon forgotten. Head manager, Dave Emerick Assistant coach, Larry Kaufman Number one rnon showing number one form, Delbert Lemmon, co-coptoin. THE BACK-UP SQUAD ROW l: Bob Lemmon, Dove Helsing. ROW 2: Bernie Welsh, Coach P Korcis, Ken Dorusho. One of the first signs of spring at Rochy is the appearance of the tennis team hard at work on the court. With Adam Karcis as the new coach, the boys are exhibiting championship form with fine hopes for a successful season. Leading the team this year are seniors Delbert Lemmon, Craig Martin, Iim Mattern, and Bernie Welsh. April 3 April 5 - April 8 - April ll April 18 April 18 April 22 92 1968 TENNIS SCHEDULE at Mars Butler Mars at New Castle Ambridge at Beaver Falls at Beaver April 23 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 9 May 15 Center New Castle at Ambridge Beaver Falls Beaver at Center Victory smile -l- victory leap odds up to co-captain Jim Mattern. Our Ieftie, Craig Martin. 93 Junior Rick Helsing Sw Sharp!! I want a Clark Bar! E2 Count off by two's . . . Ready, count off! My hem ' ' ' ' Tom Freeble s E 3 'Q The Green Phantom? An exciting and eventful year filled with many activities well spells out the life of a student here at RHS. Many new clubs, such as Forensic, Iunior High Drama and Aviation, were formed. Though enjoyment was the main theme for most of these clubs. many were an extension of subjects in the curriculum. Meeting once a month during the school day. these activities provided much desired relief from the agonies of school work. A wide selection of assemblies presented throughout the year entertained us. High- lighting the year's activities were Teahouse of the August Moon, The Sound of Music, the annual ski trip to Seven Springs, and, of course, Washington, D.C. for the seniors. No matter what a student is interested in, he can usually find a club that satisfies that interest. BAND Under the able supervision of Maestros Felice and Strugalski, the band once again had an active year. Marching in numerous parades, perfecting halftime routines, and concert season were the more strenuous activities. Among the less strenuous ones were the annual hayride and banquet. In addition, various members represented Rochy at Carnegie- Mellon, Mid-West District, Regional, Westminster, and Honors Bands. Comprised of a brass choir, stage band, woodwind quintet, and a junior high marching band, the instrumentalists of Rochester can be justly proud of its big band sound. 96 BBTICI PBI'SUI'II'IEI FLUTES LOIS MOORHEAD APRIL YEAGER JUDY CRAVEN KATHY CARPENTER BETH TRUMPETER NANCY TRELLA SHERI OAKS OBOES BETSY DAVIS EDITH BAUGHMAN BASSOONS ED DAVIS RICHARD BARRETT BASS CLARINETS PEGGY HUMES DANA JOHNSON E - FLAT CLARINET JANE KEMPER ALTO SAX RICKY CORDES KATHY DAVIS BONNIE RAMSDEN VINCE GALLO TENOR SAX DAN DOHANICH BARITONE SAX KAREN COATES TROMBONES JACKIE WALTER JIM KINDELBERGER DAVE MOORHEAD BOB GRIMM GEORGE PETRIK FRENCH HORNS LINDA ROECK CHARLES MARIETTA 97 8 - FLAT CLARINET KARL SNIADY CRYSTAL FRANK LINDA HARRISON VOLYNDA MANN KATHY MOLDOVAN NANCY WHITTLE CAROL KROSKEY DEBBY DEVORE KRIS RIPPER MELISSA RAMBO JOYCE BARR KIM HALL PAM ROGERS SUE DAVIS SHERI RENZO STRING BASS TOM SHAFER WENDELL LAVETTE BARITONE DON SYSYN BETSY CRIDER GERRY PETRELLA TRUMPETS BILL OAKS SAM WALTER JIM MCCUNE CLIFF O'NEIL KRIS KNOPP KEITH HALL KAREN FARMER ED GOETTMAN TUBAS TONY AUSTIN PHIL WARD FRED YEAGER DENNIS RADVAK PERCUSSION MIKE NEELY TOM JAVENS BOB LEMMON DAVE RENNER RICK PITINI BILL PINCIOTTI WOODWIND QUINTET Lois Moorhead, flute, Betsy Davis, oboe, Charles Marietta, French horn, Ed Davis, bassoon, Karl Sni- ady, clarinet. Missing: Linda Roeck, French horn. OFFICERS, ANNOUNCER, AND MANAGER ROW l: Nancy Whittle, secretary, Bill Oaks, president: Judy Frank, social chairman. ROW 2: Cathy Bliss, treasurer, Dennis Tuttle, manager, Mary Siler, announcer, April Yeager, vice-president. HONORS QUALIFIERS ROW I: Lois Moorhead, Linda Roeck, Crystal Frank, fe it E 2 Q S U ti' MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARDS ROW l: Cathy Bliss, Judy Frank, head, Bonnie Ramsden. ROW 2: Elaine Daman, Kathy Pitini, Mary Jane Moclay, Beth Trumpeter. ROW 3: Bot Montgomery, Rick Whittle, Bob Franks ,Bob Fisher, Bob Winkle, Ron Franks Bill Taylor, Homer Renner. BRASS CHOIR ROW l: Eddie Baughman, Charles Marietta. ROW 2: 1 Walter, Bill Oaks. ROW 3: Don Sysyn, Jim Kindelberger. R 4: Tony Austin. Jackie Walter. ROW 2: Don Sysyn, Karl Sniady, Ed Davis, Tony Austin, Charles Marietta, Bill Oaks. 98 STAGE BAND ROW l: Tony Austin, Rick Barrett, Ed Davis, Ricky Cordes, Karl Snaidy, Dan Dohanich. ROW 2: Bob Grimm, Jim Kindelberger, George Petrik, Dave Moorhead. ROW 3: Tom Shafer, Wendell LaVette, Mike Neely, Sam Walter, Bill Oaks, Jim McCune, Cliff O'Neil. 2 i 5, J 3 1 5 s . 2 2 7 E: I 3 2 ' f 5 . : Q Q 13 ' -EE :E 9 f EQ. A ' h ' 2 Y .3 I 3 2 1 T? 15 :Q , ' -Q., 1. 5 f i A . ,I A 1 5 . 52: , 1252.25 .1 5 i l f 5: is 1 A i- K , l 4 ' t i Nl, V ' 'Z H 1' if 'A 'ff tfw 1525 if- J i 2 , .. i is .fi if , J , 1 S H : ' I Q4 ' fl -5- f J -s 49 - -' .J - ' ::. . M KS . ,E 52 E' J P' fr A f i- - , - r' Q 2' , - 532. 25 4-it -i-: ff?i25' f - Q11 ,wx ' Z is :. -. if I ii f -V 33 -i--'i- ' .. :B ILQPCQ f A ,JI V ' - + ' - 1 .2 - ' 11. 4. ' 2 , ' ' -We 'if' ' , ' ' , . at fd X ,X-It 'V ' P, -: f ' Q , Q 2 LJ Q ff 2 ' E- WA : 5, - I tug it .F I E 1, . f ' ' . M --2 -Z A . gr. Q.. , .25 'M -jlli' ,'i: Nl . , ,, W 5 e-'f::.. Y' 'ZQQQI' ....,.,, ' ' J li .,,.f, : .E I-Y .' ij: A G., , . . 'TQ ...S ' ': -. .',A -.L P . lQ-'Ili' ' qv Ak: 5 ,Eu , , , . l fi ':.,c.Jsvg.g- -f . ,,. L' J ' ,, kA ' ' f e In A M , g ,. j 'H . Y ' .,,. :lg V . , N t,, ,.., H W E H -m::::v Mi g .. My .. I, . ..,....., .,,, - .,.,.., . ,- . , i iucfg W W 7 z,.t3,,,,ff:'e2'Ei?SS5.:.NEEZZS -. iikggiffwgxgiszziiggmetx'ww I ' C - H i Ln' .. ' f,Q:4l l ' : sZSifJfi217?i'l gugzir VQCMZ: I 'LHSJJSVV fl - 5 ' - , , , H JR. HIGH BAND ROW l: Grace Gallo, Cindy Murray, Sherry Phelps, Paula Hackney, Marsha Main, Sally Perkins, Robin Schmidley, Debbie Renzo, il.uAnn Yeager, Rudy Cassol, Anita Farmer, ROW 2: Sue Trimble, Denise Schwartzel, Mary Hackney, Kim Triplett, Diane Ramsden, lEd Baughman, Judy Grimm, Joyce Measel, Debbie Bird, Chris Brock, Jeff Phelps. ROW 3: Molly O'Neil, Joli Scheidmantel, Darlyn Steele, Kenny Hummel, Rich Eisenbrown, Donna Knopp, Nancy Johnson, Becky Barrett, Dale Poplin, George Harris, Jim Winkle, Eugene Raybuck, Leslie Robinson, Rody Schwartzel, Becky Goehring, Carol Knotts. ROW 4: Connie Carcaise, Barbara McCloskey, Gary Zialkowski, Linda Robinson, Rene Rowe, Torn Gacesa, Eric Wiberg, Jirn Barr, Mike Dunbar. l 99 CHURUSES NINTH GRADE CHORUS: SOPRANOS ROW l: Nancy Burchett, Debbie McLean, Corlene Beckert, Marie Pingatore, Tina Crozier, Porn Reddy, Patti Burkhart, Carol Crawford. ROW 2: Pam Wolfe, Kathy Hanne, Linda Schwartzlander, Glenda Kabler, Christine Heckle, Jane Mitchell, Sophia Spanos, Anna DePaul, Jolfllen Steele, Sandy Ferris, Janet Siler. NINTH GRADE CHORUS: ALTOS ROW l: Barbara Main, Donna Lane, Jane Malkoch, Marilyn McCready, Emily LaRose, Cindy Porter, Mary Jo Ricciardi. ROW 2: Valerie Whittington, Nancy Anderson, Kathy Fosnaught, Angela Dijovin, Janet Hartzel, Patty Hague. 100 NINTH GRADE CHORUS: TENORS AND BASSES ROW l: Jim Woodrow, John Porilli, Keith Robson, Tom Boehm, Mike McLean, Earl Rudis, Scott Shanor, Mike Janectic. ROW 2: Augie Dixon, Keith Jones, Dave Renner, Elmer Young, Bill Taylor, Ben Rader, Dave Helsing Dave Hostetter, Tim Lyons. NRSITY GIRLS CHORUS DW rsco, nda arell irnie lbby l: Mary Grant, Dena Chambers, Charlotte Wagner, Mary Ann Keblitsch, Marlene Cuiffi, Sherry Ankney, Antoinette Primo, Rosemary Agnes DeLucia, Charlene Law, Ginny Scheidemantel, Charlotte Wooddell. ROW 2: Mary Louise Bango, Mary Ann Campese, Sherry Myers, Holibaugh, Karen Baycura, Janet Dille, Judy Haney, Shirley Altman, Phyllis Schmidley, Susan Wachob, Nancy Bair, Terry Hughes, Connie Peggy Brown. ROW 3: Pat Catanzorite, Ruth Schultz, Chris Woytovich, Judy Chester, Lillian Shroads, Kathy Nichol, JoAnn Verbanlc, lFusco, Robin Rose, Raeann Doyle, Marilyn Cuiffi, Janet Sheline, Patty Hines, Jan Roddy. ROW 4: Linda Kirchner, Teddy Edwards, Russell, Carla Baltes, Donna Verrico, Nancy Borga, Kathy Howe, Phyllis Rihely, Becky Parks, Donna Sayers, Donna Matsook, Desi Robb, no Johnson, Bobbie Peters. 101 A CAPPELLO SOPRANOS AND TENORS ROW l' Karla Jantsch, Debbie Martoio, Barbara Morgan, Shirley Lane, Diane Dykun, Cindy Murphy, Claudia Sheline, Phyllis Parise, Alexis Cipriano, Cathy Mineard, Margie Fleet, Denise Shipley, Jackie Walter, Barb Burg. ROW 2: Vicki Rose, Gladys Witt, Judy Walker, Mary Galbreath, Mary Ann Rudis, Mary Sontag, Kathy Clayton, Ruth Stewart, Regina DiCostanzo, Elizabeth McNear, Regina Morelli, Kathy Pitini, Carol Pagoni, Cindy Stenger. ROW 3: Patty Golbreath, Sherry Begley, Patty Mocloy, Janice Fullington, Joyce Toman, Valerie McDonald, Joanne Gerace, Darlene Murtha, Charlotte Bennett, Annette Dicembre, Kathy Young, Warrena Nichol, Donna Whippo, Carol Russin. ROW 4: Evonne Grabner, Charlotte Wagner, Bill Robison, Mike Ricciardi, Keith Pedaline, Dave Hartzell, Butch Mine, Joe Moritz, Bob Lewis, Jerry Petrella, Bill Pinciotti, Homer Renner, Alan Romer. ROW 5: John Gerace, Mike Schwan, Bill Jamieson, Gary Brewer, Bill House, Howard Roberts, Dan Ray, Paul Bosco, Jerry Lombardo, Wesley Morgan, Gary Burns, Bill Jersey. A CAPPELLA ALTOS AND BASSES ROW lr Linda Murphy, Debbie Ferencik, Diane Tetrick, Gail Didich, Doris Martsolf, Debbie Dininni, Cathy Bliss, Cheryl Steele, Sandy Carcaise, MarvAnn Kunsman, Joya Prospero, Marsha Canzono, Janet Zajackowski, Paulo Martin, Pom Horter. ROW 2: Bettina Marvison, Ann Bongo, Joan Harvey, Leah Mathews, Joy Cunningham, Darlene Gelston, Dianne Samchuck, Sue Davis, Nancy Stenger, Kathy Bell, Lois Montgomery, Mary Kay Leahy, Elaine Daman, Beatrice Shaulis, Totho Thompson, Sharon Hanson. ROW 3: John Knox, Lindo Jackson, Joyce Barr, Delores Chalmers, Wayne Ruby, Joe Mavero, Bob Fedyski, Tom Marsilio, Dave Woodling, Jerry Wolfe, Rick Berkihiser, Karen Kerr, Marie Welsh, Shirley Anderson, Anita Pavelek, Crystal Frank. ROW 4: Rich Carcaise, Ed Howe, Tom Roush, Tim Boggs, Tom Ellis, Mario Lembo, Jim Ferencik, Loren Lewis, Ed Clayton, Jim Love, Dan Carcaise, Rich Martsolf, l'om Klein, Wally Jones, Doug LaVette, Ray Berry, Bill Miller, Dave Arnold. ROW 5: George Davis, Dan McWilliams, Harry Swager, Bob Jamieson, Jeff Edge, Dave Haney, Jim lrwin, Dan Leonard, Jim Logon, Bud Davis, Allan Bosworth, Dave Pierce, Mike Zupsic, Ray Lodovico, Som DePaul, Bob Montgomery, John Luciano, Jim Silosky, Tony Bozzo, Bob Franks, Bill Oaks. 102 A 1T1US1CB1 is . . . concentration . pointing o tree . .,..., . sucking our thumbs a headache fun ' ' waiting wk fix 'lf 2 W The hills are olive . . How do you l' You are sixteen going on seventeen 4 Doe, Q deer, o femole deer . . . The Grand Waltz. ,,,,,, I, Ladee-oda-ladee-oda-ladee ol tain and Baroness l Trapp. Whose castle is that? Rumplestiltskins? Gestapo! A dream that will need all the love you can give... ,1 X fijkzl I , 'Z ' 4 s f' 3 gf? A What concert, Uncle Max? 105 Sssh! Page 78 ! THE CAST FRONT: Doug Inman, David Widmer, Mike Zupsic, Cheryl Ramsden. ROW I: Dianne Romsden, Anita Farmer, Sue Dunbar, LouAnn Inman, Jeannie Antitomas, Kathy Bell, Marybeth Slyman, Tim Boggs. ROW 2: Bob Davis, Vicki Verbanic, Sandy Greco, Judy Tucker, Vicki Rose, John Luciano, Debbie Renzo, Alex Vagias, Mary Piccinini, Shirley Lane, Cindy Stenger, Dianne Tetrick, Joe Mavero. ROW 3: Steve Winters, Dennis Witherow, Pat Catanzarite, Joe Wright, Bill Robinson, Paul Bosco, Dennis Radvak, Jim Irwin, Allan Bosworth, Tatha Thompson, Pat Pindilli, Bob Kirchner, Nancy Stenger, Gary Burns, Debbie Otto, Ed Clayton. Sakini I Hicl Boy thot stuff Hicl sure Hic! is good. The Teahouse of the August Moon. TBI-IHUIISB Oil Lotus Blossom 106 Sumo! Captain Fisby and Sergeant Gregovich. Cheers! And now, now, I actually have o chance to germinate .... THE AUGUST She should have danced all night. STAGE CREW: ROW l: Warrena Nichol, Dianne Dykun, Gerry McGee, Gail Didich, Lois Drumm, Jean Thomas, Carol Russin, Jerry Petrella. ROW 2: Sue McCally, Joan Silipigni, Linda Rinehart, Louella Schmidley, Peggy Everley, Julie Futato, Betsy Davis, Clark Good, Danny McWilliams, Bill Pinchiotti. ROW 3: Barb Morgan, Rcn Mayo, Tom Carcaise, Karen Kelly, Karen Kerr, Bob Montgomery, Jeff Edge, Tim Trimble. MOON DRAMA ROW I: Doris Martsolf, Dianne Samchuck, Linda Olshesky, Jeannie Antitomas, April Yeager, Betsy Crider, Kathy Bell, Sandy Greco, Vickie Verbanic, Sherrie Begley, Barb Burg, Tatha Thompson. ROW 2: Pat Babik, Nanette Hardwoy, Connie Kidd, Juanita O'Brien, Janet Mastalski, Nancy Stenger, Susie Davis, Joya Prospero, Kathy Pitini, Lois Drumm, Vicki Sullivan, Sandy Carcaise, Barb Morgan. ROW 3: Pat Pindilli, Vicki Rose, Gerry McGee, Shirley Lane, Judy Tucker, Joyce Barr, Twila Thomas, Sue Sweesy, Annette Decembre, Elaine Daman, Shirley Anderson, Denise Shipley, Faye Thompson, Jane Kemper. ROW 4: Dennis Radvak, Ed Clayton, Karen Alstadt, Bonnie Ramsden, Karen Kelly, Gail Didich, Karen Kelly, Kathy Young, Sue Dunbar, Debbie Devore, Carol Pagani, Kathy Mason, Warrena Nichol, Anita Pavelak, Sheryle Snyder, Bill Pinciotti. ROW 5: Jeff Edge, Jim Irwin, Alex Vagias, John Gerace, George Baldwin, Dan McWilliams, Bob Montgomery, Paul Bosco, Bill Robinson, Bill Wright, Allan Bosworth, Tom Carcaise, John Luciana, Joe Mavero, Mike Zupsic, Harry Myers, Bill Miller, Richard Martsolf. A combination of the junior and senior classes made the Drama Club go 'round. This group of dedicated Thespians over-ran the stage at their once-a-month meetings, entertaining themselves and their coach. Miss Iudy Springston, with their various tries at old favorites like Mr. Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream, Rochy style. Never to be forgotten by those for- tunate enough to be in the audience was the all-girl production of Peter Pan. What will become of these hard- working Thespians? Who knows? After this, it's got to get better! 'I08 STAGE CREW ROW 1: Sue McCaIly, Betsy Davis, Bonnie Ramsden, Teresa May, Gerry McGee, Sandy Greco. ROW 2: Dennis Rodvak, Lois Drumm, Dan McWilliams, Bill Pinciotti, Warrena Nichol, Paul Bosco. ROW 3: Bill Robinson, Tom Carcaise, Pat Pindilii, Bob Montgomery, Clark Good. 109 This is our coach who teaches us how to oct, and how to eat Iollypops. All from inside 0 barrel. She is shy. 'I'l0 how to knit JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB ROW l: Kim Triplett, Kathy Fosnaught, Betty Lou Friel, Sandy Ferris, Karen Farmer, Vicki Hudson, Leslie Robinson, Suzanne Rubino, Julie Futato, Karen Burkey, Becky Goehring, Sophia Spanos, Linda Horton, Georgia Hall. ROW 2: Marilyn Miller, Adele Resmer, Linda Rhinehart, Chris Grant, Becky Finch, Julie Hardin, Linda Grailin, Jean Thomas, Peggy Everly, Patty Craig, Kathy Hanne, Molly O'Neil, Barb Main, Anita Farmer, Debbie Bosworth, Jean Connors. ROW 3: Jane Mitchell, Pam Belic, Dawn Horton, Carla Rose, Dale Poplin, Bonny Stelter, Vicki Winters, Jo Ellyn Steele, Norma Dewhirst, Cindy Porter, Debbie Renzo, Emily LaRose. ROW 4: Nancy Anderson, Kevin Lucci, Earl Rudis, Eugene Raybuck, Bob Davis, Robert Weyand, John Radcliffe, Barbara Claughley, Robin Boggs, Scott Wilson, Albert Helicke, Bill Maley, Mary Ellen Clayton. ROW l: Arthur Petruccelli, Kevin Robson, Terry Pizzella, Paula Bliss, Amy Hood, Craig Eiler, Patty Decker, Heidi Hagel, Emogene Fleet, Joyce Tarazano, Grace Gallo. ROW 2: Toni Foster, Sherry Phelps, Robin Shanor, Paula Scriva, Jeanne Allen, Joyce Dolby, Steve Mas- talski, Cheryl Genevie, Rhonda Curro, Debby Bird, Beverly Holibaugh, Rebecca Barrett. ROW 3: Joyce Hoopes, Carol Knotts, Judy Winters, Denise Dawson, Judy Venn, Debby Yost, Connie Carcaise, Janice Morgan, Julie Scheidmantel, Joni Jean Silipigni, Mary Piccinini, Elizabeth Gardner. ROW 4: Frank Reda, Cindy Murray, Mary Hackney, Edith Baughman, Sue Trimble, Shirl Rosepink, Rick Loftus, Peggy Slyman, Christine Blackburn, Diana Hall, Tina Crozier, Marie Pingatore, Luella Schmidley. ROW 5: Nancy Russell, Lynn Giles, Barb McCloskey, Roddy Schwartzel, Rick Eisenbrown, Richard Ours, Rick French, Mike Sysyn, Dianne Martoia, Dianne Ramsden, Carolyn Hanshaw, Bill Milne, Frank Masketti. 'Wash All the world's a stage . . . JUNIOR HISTURIANS l f - -F , X lfzzl 23 ROW l: Connie Crawford, Susan Caruso, Karen Coates, Patty Burkhart, Sandy Ferris. ROW 2: Nancy Anderson, Judy Grimm, Diane Goedeker, Dawna Auld, Karen Farmer, Terri Gerace. ROW 3: Kathy Davis, Nancy Burchett, Donna Hoffman, Mary Ellen Clayton, Kathy Carpenter, Rene Beatrice, Edith Baughrnan. ROW 4: Barbara Cordes, Doug Black, Danny Balza, Danny Donawitz, Mike Janectic, Mike Baycura, Kieth Colamarino. ROW l: Ben Rader, Jo Ellen Steele, Melissa Rambo, Debby McKlean, Jane Malkoch, Marla Lane, Sophia Spanos, Anita Malagise. ROW 2: Ellen Seabolt, Mary Rose Piccinini, Jane Siler, Gary Parks, Charles Marietta, Denise Schwartzel, Cindy Smith, Mary Rubbo. ROW 3: Sharon Rosensteel, Marie Pingatore, Becky Mike, Lance Rose, Kathy McCloskey, Patty Murtha, Beverly Skidmore. ROW 4: Joe Zajac, Jim Woodrow, Joe Young, Bob Savot, Don Sysyn, Student Adviser, Ed Davis, Student Adviser, Bill Taylor, Keith Stevenson, Linda Wiberg. To achieve an interest in local history is the aim of the Iunior Historians Club. Formed for any freshman student who was concerned with the past, the organization planned field trips and other activities associated with history. The club was supervised by Mrs. Iean Brown, assisted by student sponsors, Ed Davis and Don Sysyn, 112 -TEENS ROW l: Mary Rose Piccinini, Mary Rubbo, JoEllen Steele, Cindy Porter, Karen Farmer, Donna Hoffman, Debbie Renzo, Emily LaRose, Janet Hartzell. ROW 2: Sue Eiler, Chris Scott, Terri Gerace, Jane Malkoch, Nancy Springer, Anita Molagise, Kathy Hanne, Sandy Ferris, Marie Pingatore, Becky Mike. ROW 3: Karen Coates, Gail Thomas, Janet Siler, Nikki Leon- berg, Debbie McLean, Nancy Burchett, Rene Beatrice, Beverly Skidmore, Melissa Rambo, Vicki Hudson, Tina Crozier. ROW 4: Jani Jean Silipigni, Marla Lane, Ellen Seabolt, Sharon Rosensteel, Janet Spada, Jane Mitchell, Crystal Heckle, Mary Beth McLister, Libby Zells, Anna DePaul, Roselyn Dietz, Barbara Cordes. N ewly formed, Y-teen membership consisted of ninth grade girls. These girls were very active under the sponsorship of Miss Leuhm. 'l'heir first meeting was highlighted by a hairdresser, Gretchen Hillard from Beaver. She talked to the girls on the styling of hair and applications of makeup. The next event was a swimming party: to get money for this, they sponsored a car wash at Bittner's Service Station. At Christmas, the girls held a formal at Southside Firehall, in addition to filling Christmas stockings for the children at McGuire Home. A bake sale at K-Mart provided funds for a lollipop tree to send to the Children's Ward at Rochester Hospital. One of their big projects involved dressing babydolls. Taking old babydolls from the Salvation Army, each girl made two outfits for it, then returned it to the Salvation Army for distribution. At the end of football season, Y-teens sponsored a victory dance in honor of the team. Though ninth graders, the girls contributed much to the schoo1's program and answered the question that has so long plagued the underclassmen: What can we do? Congratulations, girls! 1 13 li In U SEATED: Bob Winkle, Dave Arnold, secretary, Bill Oaks, president Frank Rambo Jim McCune. STANDING: John Matwiejuk, Mark Shannon, Tom Shafer Cliff Horter Ed Goettman, Jim Logan. ROW Va Ieri ROW Betsy Good, J s l: Alex Vagias, Janet Mastalski, Cindy Kresach, Delbert Lemmon. ROW 2: e McDonald, Shirley Lane, Judy Tucker, Linda Olshesky, Leah Matthews. 3: Evonne Grabner, Janice Fullington, Volynda Mann, Barb Burg, Jackie Walter, Davis. ROW 4: Pat Maclay, Robert Franks, Bill Howe, Bob Kirchner, Clark Linda Kennedy. 4 PSYCHULUG ROW l. Joe Mavero, vice-president: Ed Clayton, treasurer, Shirley Lane, corresponding secretary: Cindy Kresach, recording secretary. ROW 2: Valerie McDonald, Betsy Crider, April Yeager, Bonnie Ramsden, Pat Maker, Janet Mastalski, Marilyn Nary, Mike Karaffa, Dianne Samchuck, Evonne Grabner. ROW 3: Joan Harvey, Karen Alstadt, Doris Martsolf, Donn Nelson, Tom Pfeiffer, Bernie Welsh, Delbert Lemmon, Diane Tetrick, Diane Dykun. ROW 4: Ron Franks, Carol Russin, Crystal Frank, Loren Lewis, John Palakovich, Larry Musgrave, Bill Murtha, Larry Kunder, Dave Hartzel, Bill Jamieson. ROW 5: Jim Logan, Bob Winkle, Don Adamonis, Gene Salvati, Fred Anderson, Lee Chewning, Dick Roberts, Mike Zupsic. s ' - -i 1 S 3 X i R , Q ROW l: Jeanne Antitomas, Cindy Kresach, Elaine Mastroianni, Patty Maclay, April Yeager, Judy Tucker, Linda Roeck, Betsy Davis. ROW 2: Pam Rogers, Chris Ripper, Kathy Moldovan, Mary Jane Maclay, MaryAnn Keblitsch, Janet Dille, Joey Nichol, Karen Coates, Patty Burkhart, Lois Moorhead, Kim Hall, Sheri Oaks, Bob Kirchner. ROW 3: Clark Good, Janet Bathgate, Andrea Young, Jackie Walter, Paulo Hod- nick, Joe Curra, Cliff Horter, Jim McCune, Keith Hall, Geoff Ross, Jeff Arnold, Jim Slyman. ROW 4: Don Craig, Ed Davis, George Hosko, Bill Howell, Sam Walter, Frank Rambo, Jim Camp, Tom Shafer, Ed Goettman, Dick Brock, Paul Buttermore, Loren Lewis, Bill Oaks, Dave Arnold, Dave Pierce. ROW l: Larry Kunder, Mike Hummel, Donn Nelson, Kent Davison, George Petrik, Clark Good, Tom Santry. ROW 2: Nick Cuiffi, Lee Chewning, Rick Berkihiser, Dave Hartzell, Tom Pfieffer, Dick Roberts. ROW 3: Jeff Edge, Howard Roberts, Bill Bacon, Ray Berry, Mike Karaffa, Bill Murtha, Ron Mayo. ROW 4: Tilt Willis, Randy Hubbard, Bernie Welsh, Delbert Lemmon, Denny Witherow, John Grabner, Jim Dunn. QUILL 8150?-.DLL ROW l: Karen Kerr, Linda Harrison, Delbert Lemmon, Bob Kirchner, Donn Nelson, Dave Jung, Pat Babik, Barbara Burg. ROW 2: Denise Shipley, Janice Fullington, April Yeager, Gail Didich, Jeanne Antitomas, Linda Olshesky, Janet Mastalski, Gayle Anthony, Sue Sweesy, Lois Moorhead, Patty Maclay, Nancy Grant. ROW 3: Lois Drumm, Joya Prospero, Vicki Verbanic, Lois Stafford, Karen McNees, Missing: Mary Siler. STUDENT COUNCIL The stockings were hung . . . gas' 1 i OFFICERS: Ed Clayton, president, Betsy Davis, secretary, Elaine Mastroianni, vice-president, and Don Sysyn, treasurer. Always striving to serve their classmates and better the school, the Student Council initiated a contest between homerooms for Christmas decorations, besides decorating the school. The main project for this year was the Purchasing of benches and tables for indepen- dent study in the courtyard. The Council also served the student body by showing a full-length motion picture, cleaning the flags, and compiling and publishing a student handbook. To raise money for all these projects, the Council sold candy after school - the reason dinners were un- appetizing to some. ROW l: Leah Caruso, Diane Ramsden, Robin Shanor, Karen Farmer, Joya Prospero, Sandy Carcaise, Jackie Walter. ROW 2: John Hryckowian, Evonne Grabner, Pat Babik, Jan Mastalski, Donna Hoffman, Peggy Zitzman, Dan Dohanich, Dan Ray. ROW 3: Mike Sysyn, Scott Shanor, Tom Ellis, Mike Hummel, Bill Jersey, Jim Kindelberger. at Q ' t ' r K 1 i - Fil l 3 T , , . E or this, as RHS at night Though most think of this . . it is really people . . . alumnae planning a reunion, All this - and more - is RHS at AFTER DAP. people serving others, people cooperating with Flash Alberts, SIT Mr. Gomery, J, is lt's easier this way. may I be excused now? RIP mx. vs JHTSQVW :E Ii .Q-qi Ready, get set , 7 4 Qezmw- I 1 I K, Lg 9 ,xc Up, up, and away. SENIOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW I: Diane Bruce, Joann Baker, Charlotte Wagner, John Hryckowian, Cathi Vaughn, Juanita O'Brien. ROW 2: Paul Bosca, Chuck Quinn, Pat McCloskey, Jim Merriman, Sharon Weyand, Vera Litwin, Janice Fusco. ROW 3: Pat Robertson, Robin Fedyski, Peggy Greiner, Karen Quinn, Sharon Kovach, Kathy Finley. D. E. OFFICERS Lorraine Bruce, Historian, Juanita O'Brien, Vice-President, John Hryckowian, President. JUNIOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW I: Nanette Hardway, Kathy Malkoch, Teresa May, Leslie Bailey, Dan McWilliams, Bill Pinciotti. ROW 2: Rocky Pedaline, Connie Kidd, Vicki Milligan, Karen Bryson, Ellen Smail, Earl Majors, Pat McCloskey. ROW 3: Janet Bruce, Theresa Hardin, Alexis Cipriano, Susan Aultz, Harry Fleming. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Club of Kmerica was organized to give the students chance to participate in social activities ls well as combining work in the classroom vith their other interests. The club was extremely active this year -vith many projects. These projects included he annual Christmas tree sale, a bake sale, rar wash, potato chip sale, the collection of oys for needy children, and the sale of randy - all to raise money for the employee rmployer banquet in May. The height of the year came when the lub members journeyed to Harrisburg for he state contests followed by the national :ontests in Chicago. This is truly one of the more hardworking clubs in Rochy. it ROW l: Bob Krepps, Donn Nelson, Ed Howe, John Siget, Ron Mayo, Joe Mavero, Tom Pfeiffer, Bill Jamieson, Homer Renner. ROW 2: Dave Hatzell, Mike Hummel, Kent Davison, Dave Haney, Bernie Welsh, Ed Clayton, Rich Yanchak, Jeff Edge. ROW 3: Howard Burton, John Hryckowian, Fred Ander- son, Gary Pratte, Jim Irwin, Tom Santry, Steve Winters, Tom Larrick. ROW 4: Don Adamonis, Larry Musgrave, Jerry Wolfe, Rick Berkihiser, Bill Bacon, Bob Winkle, Bill Murtha, Dick Roberts, Alex Vagias. ROW 5: Gino Salvati, John Palakovich, Jim Logan, Bill Oaks, Dave Arnold, Loren Lewis, Mike Schwarz, Bob Franks, Boo Fisher, Bob Schreckengost. as-Ni 3 Weming suits every Friday and giving special attention to good grooming, the Esquire club, sponsored by Mr. Thomas Goettman, has done cr fine job in pro- moting better dress among the boys. Bucky Waldron, vice-president, Larry Kunder, secretaryg Ray Berry, treasurer, and Nick Cuiffi, president. ROW l. Dan McNear, Mark Shannon, George Petrik, Ken Dorusha, Butch Mine, Vince Bailey, Harry Swager, Clark Good, ROW 2: Bob Goodwald, Frank Rambo, Kim Verrico, John Matwiejuk, Jim Camp, Bob Fedyski, Dan Ray. ROW 3: Bill Woods, George Hosko, Don Beatty, Joe Curro, Ted Kemp, Bill Persson, Tom Klein, Chuck Burg. ROW 4: Tom Ellis, Mike Falcone, Rick Helsing, Ed Goettman, Jack Boyd, Tom Shafer, Bill Pinciotti. ROW 5: Howard Roberts, Sam DePaul, Bill Stelter, John Turnour, Bob Grimm. 122 SENIOR USHERS ROW l: Linda Olshesky, secretary-treasurer, Lois Moorhead, president, Judy Tucker, vice-president. ROW 2: Elaine Mastroianni, Leah Caruso, Marilyn Nary, Janet Mastalski, Janice Fullington, Janet Zajackowski, April Yeager, Debbie Martoia. ROW 3: Pam Fritz, Cindy Kresach, Mary Siler, Pat Chester, Karen Kelly, Karen Kerr, Judy Frank, Cathy Bliss. At Thanksgiving, e Ushers Club and the dent body support food drive for Pas- vant Homes. During e Christmas season, hers again ask for e cooperation of stu- nts in the collection socks and gloves for edy families in the rnmunity. i In addition to these tivities, each month a club remembers the sidents of Passavant nmes and the emplcr es of Lintz Sheltered :arkshop with favors. The Ushers Club rlly does do more rn usher. JUNIOR USHERS ROW l: Karen McNees, Betsy Davis, Linda Buckenheimer, Linda Harrison, Alison Harley Nancy Grant, Barb Burg, Kathy Bell. ROW 2: Peggy Humes, Debbie Devore, Joya Prospero Jackie Walter, Lois Drumm, Nancy Stenger, Mary Lou Crawford, Lois Stafford. 123 1 1 SENIORS ROW l: Judy Walker, Carolyn Mclntosh, Tatha Thompson, Jeanne Antitomas, Pat Robertson, Diane Samchuck, Carol Russin, Debbie Dininni, Regina Dicostanzo, Evonne Grabner, Cheryl Gerace, Charlotte Wagner, Cheryl Steele, Sharon Holz. ROW 2: Kathy Lanigan, Annette Hicks, April Yeager, Betsy Crider, Juanita O'Brien, Robin Fedyski, Joyce McVay, Pat Maker, Janet Mastalski, Valerie McDonald, Janet Zajackowski, Doris Martsolf, Barb Morgan, Kathy Malagise. ROW 3: Gerry McGee, Cindy Stenger, Bessie Mason, JoAnn Baker, Diane Bruce, Crystal Frank, Diana Tetrick, Marilyn Nary, Veronica Thomas, Marianne Signore, Phyllis Parise, Janis Oppelt, Cathy Schmidley, Mary Ann Kunsman. ROW 4: Nancy Calhoun, Mary Sontag, Lillian Leek, Jane Kemper, Janet Bathgate, Cindy Kresach, Shirley Lane, Diane Dykun, Pat Babik, Judy Frank, Mary Kay Armsey, Chris Richards, Pam Fritz, Sue Stevenson, Judy Tucker. ROW 5: Debbie Martoia, Gail Didich, Kathy Clayton, Pat Sye, Joan Harvey, Karen Alstadt, Kathy Young, Lois Moorhead, Susan Gould, Pat Chester, Darlene Gelston, Stana Lytwin, Anita Pavelek, Sheryl Snyder, Linda Olshesky. VUGUE OFFICERS SEATED: Barbara Burg, Leah Caruso, president. STANDING: Gayle Anthony, Joyce Barr, Karen McNees, Elaine Mastroianni. 'I24 nder the capable direction of Miss Anita Dinello, the Vogue Club experienced a very reward- ing and successful year. Sessions on clothes, makeup, hair styling, and general grooming were high- lighted by an exhibition of a rep- resentative from Powers Modeling School. Choosing a Boy of the Month, selling candy canes, and the pur- chase of charms bearing the club emblem were only a few more of the activities in which members participated. The entire year's activities were climaxed by a well-deserved spring banquet honoring the sen- ior members. No, Leah, two and three are five . . JUNIORS ROW l: Margie Fleet, Sandy Greco, Sue McCally, Joya Prospero, Sue Dunbar, Kathy Bell, Melva Hogue, Regina Morelli, Nanette Hardway, Linda Buckenheimer, Sandy Carcaise, Leah Matthews. ROW 2: Cindy Murphy, Debbie Mavero, Denise Shipley, Patty Galbreath, Marsha Canzano, Susie Davis, Sherry Begley, Nancy Grant, Nancy Stenger, Mary Graff, Joy Cunningham, Elizabeth McNear, Lois Stafford. ROW 3: Cindie Clinton, Carol Crawford, Lois Montgomery, Mary Kay Leahy, Joanne Gerace, Delores Chalmers, Sandy Dawson, Shirley Anderson, Sue Sweesy, Twila Thomas, Allison Harley, Lucy Gault, Faye Thompson, Joyce Toman. ROW 4: Carol Pagani, Theresa Hardin, Warrena Nichol, Charlotte Bennett, Mary Galbreath, Maureen McGuire, Lou Ann Buckenheimer, Bettina Harvison, Ruth Stewart, Darlene Murtha, MaryAnn Cordes, Sue Davis, Kathy Mason, Paula Martin. ROW 5: Lois Drumm, Peggy Zitzman, Betsy Davis, Mary Lou Crawford, Susan Aultz, Ellen Smail, Vicky Verbanic, Elaine Daman, Annette Dicembre, Kathy Pitini, Debbie Devore, Vicki Sullivan, Kim Hall, Alexis Cipriano. 125 fi 3 5 L J 3 Z i . SE f 5 5 ROW l: Chris Richard, Mary Kay Armsey, Debbie Dininni, Phyllis Parise, Marianne Signore, Judy Frank. ROW 2: Sharon Holz, Janet Zajackowski, Pat Sye, Nancy Calhoun, Darlene Gelston, Debbie Martoia, Regina DiCostanza, Patti Galbreath. ROW 3: Janis Oppelt, Mary Sontag, Cathy Clayton, Joanne Gerace, Mary Kay Leahy, Kathy Carnegie, Theresa Hardin, Annette Hicks. ROW 4: Kathy Malagise, Mary Lou Crawford, Peggy Zitzman, Anita Pavelek, Pam Fritz, Joyce Toman, Janet Mutz. ROW 5: Mary Ann Kuns- man, Pat Chester, Cathi Vaughn, Cathy Schmidley, Sue Stevenson, Lillian Leek, Veronica Thomas, Nancy Whittle, Connie Janectic. The purpose of the Futurt Business Leaders of America wa to promote a thorough understand ing of the place and purpose c the business student in the worli of commerce. Under the directioi of Mrs. Iudy Brown, the club die its best to help prepare student for the jobs yet to come. With bake sales, a car wasl and the Christmas dance, the clul was able to raise enough mone' to go on a field trip and picnic a well as adding to the enjoymer of the student body. The clima of the year was the F. B. L. A. Are you sure these answers are right? F. T. A. basketball game. 'I26 Q After . . . the sweet smiles of success Before . . . A new activity this year, debating, was added to the schedule of clubs. Debating such issues as Should Marijuana be Legalized? and Should the Voting Age be lowered to l8?, the Forensic Club members delved into matters not only of national concern but also of personal concern. Triumphant over Arnbridge and flushed with success, the debating team strived hard to make their first year a success. Congratulations, Mrs. Roe, on a job well done. 5 ? 'x SEATED: Valerie McDonald, secretary, Patty Maclay, president, Bob Franks, treasurer, Leah Caruso, vice-president, STANDING: Pam Horter, Keith Pedaline, Dave Pierce, Ron Franks, Leslie Bailey, Bill Jamieson, Karla Janfsch. ROW l: Jane McBroom, Paula Scriya, Diane Ramsden, Diane Mortoia, Valerie Whittington, vice-president, Sue Dunbar, president, Bonnie Robinson, secretory-treasurer, Joyce Dolby, Jeanne Allen, Judy Winters. ROW 2: Cheryl Rosepink, Cindy Smith, Patty Craig, Peggy Botinovichan, Julie Futato, Heidi Hagel, Emma Jean Flut, Sophia Spanos, Rhonda Curro. ROW 3: Cathy Mason, Joann Gerace, Mary Leahy, Linda Rhinehart, Bonnie Stelter, Hazel Steel, Jean Thomas, Cheryl Genevie, Christy Blackburn. ROW 4: Margie Fleet, Melinda Garland, Dawna Auld, Pam Belic, Vickie Winters, Carol Knotts, Beverly Holibaugh, Peggy Slyman, Janice Morgan, Karen Burkey, ROW 5: Norma Dewhirst, Debbie Russell, Vicky Marshall, Robin Grooms, Mary Hackney, Joyce Hoopes, Robin Shanor, Luba Litwin, Patty Leek, Elizabeth Gardner, ochy's Future Homemakers have turned practical arts into service and enjoyment. Sponsored by Mrs. Marie Reid, the girls held monthly meetings and also group meetings with other county organ- izations. J The trees which now enhance our courtyard are only one of the projects of our Future Home- I'I1CIk9IS of A1'I1e1'lCC1. Dogwood in bloom is not far away, thanks to FHA. This is the way we eat our apples, eat our apples . . . ROW l: Jeanne Antitomas, Elaine Mastroianni, Leah Caruso, Linda Harrison, treasurer, Crystal Frank, president, Evonne Grabner, secretary, Sherry Begley, Barb Burg, Sandy Carcaise, Diane Samchuck. ROW 2: Nancy Holibaugh, Sherry Myers, Barb Morgan, Shirley Lane, Marilyn Nary, Marie Welsh, Bernie Fusco, Betsy Davis, Pam Horter, Karla Jantsch. ROW 3: April Yeager, Shirley Anderson, Sherry Ankney, Joan Harvey, Marsha Canzano, Jan Roddy, Janet Sheline, Joey Nichol, Margie Freehauf, Volynda Mann, Sue McCally, ROW 4: Robin Rose, Betsy Crider, Denise Shipley, Maureen McGuire, Sandy Dawson, LuAnn Buckenheimer, Cindy Kresach, Annette Decembre, Doris Martsolf, Carol Russin, Patty Hines. ROW 5: Karen Kerr, Pat Babik, Warrena Nichol, Jim Irwin, Don Sysyn, Dave Woodling, Karen Kelly, Lois Moor- head, Kim Hall, Karen Alstadt. Highlighting the year for the mem- ers of the FTA was the field trip to lippery Rock College where the students oured the campus, met with representa- tives, and obtained information about the course of study for students majoring in the field of education. The annual FTA vs FBLA basketball game - a fast, action-packed game, sparked by six boy cheerleaders and lhonorary captain, Mr. Iames Palmer - provided plenty of entertainment for students and faculty members. Other FTA projects included Christ- mas favors and a tea for the teachers, private tutoring by qualified members of the club, and a talk with Mr. Matthew Hosie about college entrance require- 'I'1'1e1'1lS. R ll , M S. W'dme , do we have to role play? The FTA motto is These things will eo Y r I r ll do now that I may be worthy of the high office of teacher. Members of Rochy's FTA did just that. 1 29 HEALTH CAREERS ROW l: Julie Carcaise, Jo Ann Verbanic, Nancy Grant, Patty Maclay, Theresa Andrews, Teresa May. ROW 2: Carla Baltes, Terri Hughes, Donna Krepps, Judy Craven, Teddy Edwards, Carolyn Mclntosh, Linda Buckenheirner. ROW 3: Mary Graff, Priscilla Larson, Debbie Ferencik, Barb Shupeck, Jane Kemper, Carol Kroskey, Sandy Carcaise. ROW 4: Nancy Stenger, Kathy Pitini, Cindy Stenger, Andrea Young, Janet Dille, Bonnie Ramsden. I dreamed I gave vaccinations in my .... In addition to promoting better health and safety practices and encour- aging health careers among members, the club collected articles for needy families at Christmas, sent crossword puzzles to patients at Rochester Hospital and made Easter favors. A number of bake sales provided money for the annual field trip. The Franks' boys and their harem. 130 Service, loyalty, and charity describe the qualities of Rochy's Hi-Y members. This traditional service organization is sponsored by - Mr. Larry Kaufman and has initiated several projects for the benefit of various charity groups. ROW l: Dan Dohanich, Rick Berkihiser, Mike Hummel, Kent Davison. ROW 2: Larry Kunder, Dan McNear, Dave Hartzell, Dennis Radvak, Clark Good, Tom Larrick, Homer Renner, Ray Berry, Randy Hubbard, Howie Burton, Bucky Waldron. ROW 3: Jim Cordes, Bob Dille, Don Beatty, John Matwiejuk, Kim Verrico, Dave Arnold, Loren Lewis, Mike Schwan, Henry Mastalski, John Siget, Howard Roberts, Dave Jung, Tom Klein. ROW 4: John Grabner, Mark Shannon, Bob Goodwald, Bob Fedyski, Robert Franks, Jim Dunn, Dick Roberts, Craig Martin, Bob Jamieson, Bill Jamieson, Doug LaVette, Bill Stelter, Chuck Burg. ROW 5: Rick Glass, Bill Oldaker, John Tumour, Bill Persson, Bob Montgomery, Dan Repp, Jerry Wolfe, Glenn Zupsic, John Luciano, Keith Beers, Donald Hughes, Chuck Karaffa. wi ROW l: Bob Ross, Tilt Willis, Bill Jersey, Jim Ferencik, Jim Love, Tom Marsilio, Paul Mostalski. ROW 2: Mike Ricciardi, Jeff Arnold, Bob Lewis, Alex Galbreath, Bill Hause, Dale Lucaric, Rick Pitini. ROW 3: Ron Mayo, Keith Hall, Geoff Ross, Doug Morgart, Dan Dohanich, Vince Gallo, Mark Bittner, Doug Eiler. ROW 4: Gary Brewer, Art Beckert, Wally Jones, Jirn Silosky, Jim Kindelberger, Don Ray, Jeff Edge. 131 TIN LATIN 2: ROW l: Melissa Rambo, Tom Vinciguerra, Richard Avery, Karen Farmer, Scott Shanor, Mark Shannon, Charlene Reith, Susan Wachob. ROW 2: Kathy Hanne, Beverly Skidmore, Kathy Davis, Donna Hoffman, Janet Spada, Sophia Spanos, Debby Russell, JoAnn Verbanic, Becky Parks. ROW 31 Keith Colamarino, Greg Fazzoni, Rene Beatrice, Paula Hackney, Edith Baughman, Joyce Johnson, Judy Craven, Vince Gallo. ROW 4: Gary McWilliams, Sharon Rosensteel, Gibby Jersey, Charles Marietta, Lance Rose, Mary Beth Slyman, Phyllis Rihely, Carla Baltes, Dennis Skalko, ROW 5: Mike Baycura, Brian Smith, Rudy Cassol, Steve Siget, Dave Helsing, Tom Marsilio, Art Beckert, Jerry Wolfe, Sam DePaul. F 3 LATIN I: ROW l: Robin Shanor, Debbie Bird, Dianne Martoia, Dianne Ramsden, Juli Scheidemantel, Suzanne Rubino. ROW 2: Steve Mastalski, Julia Hardin, Rhonda Curro, Peggy Slyman, Christine Blackburn, Susan Harley. ROW 3: Joni Jean Silipigni, Janet Hartzell, Sandy Ferris, Linda Garland, Judy Craig, Sherry Phelps. ROW 4: Terry Buckenheimer, Cindy Murray, Ed Mineard, Leslie Robinson. 'I32 nder the direction Louis Elias, the Latin Cl was organized for any Lo student who was interest in the people and custo of the ancient Roman B pire. Climaxing the year vi the annual Latin banqn during which the secoi year masters had chance to dominate 1 first-year s1aves . Viva Latin! ROW l: Kathy Malagise, Anita Pavelek, Peggy Zitzman, Cathi Vaughn, Elaine Daman. ROW 2: Leah Caruso, Marilyn Nary, Elaine Mastroianni, Dianne Samchuck. ROW 3: Sandy Carcoise, Eyonne Grabner, Debbie Dininni. X? iQ'5i'i W9'3 'V x 141 'N J .- 2::2: , V -5 K .K Us nv fam if L 5' 1-X1 wwf ,-, Q sg-w,f,5,gm-mgm, ing, M U. . new Z,e+fx:f,'g-3-fr . X -' ' ,1?z:'M.:3w, ' gs lx tisgkm My 1 :K is ,,.tt:,5,z,W,?gg:'g3.5Q' twwggiv- . gfiewm s- - :X f K V N 4 - ': ...rg TW-ig-se-iw,1-i f 'X . , - k , ,,,,,i,t M , , ., 5 'ijwzfifi ' . :ES Q 3 cm: ,.,,, HK' we m Wm-t.,.,:w WNW i Mhwwig 1 s. M lm' YA W-H., ,ig M'W tw.:-t what MQW wage-v W in-1 Ama, One two three kick yt i M Q X 2 X ,..w R N is .,,, 'X W - it Z A c t W ' if , , , T3 A W , 1 rKi:?'l7f Q:f7 . .iff ' M Q 1, wr I --L -N. , ' x. .QW 95' 5 :7 '5 f R I ' ef , -3, -1 -1' 4.5,fi'.Ea,aE155wi.ji'.2i,:.- -Q-:Q-tant.-'v i , -- vw .f-.,2.Nl:...,:2' ,:-':E:g: , fl ': N exf- '1 E .. Vigil :ff gtg - - ,Lai t 5422551 61 giiifi ' Q 71 15, l'-3'f:Q.- H: W' .,:rsL:- ' r ' . ., ' , ' ,:.Z2f-' ff ,Begg 1 We in Q mf Nw . pf-f..:1:-' .,..,. : X A S --:Q-gpg: X, X , WMM-w,:,gt?wQ,e ,fs,ffif3 '-fiilfwi-3':5'?5 Ei .,i ff,Vfll 1 t MW I: A '-1-1.rI 24r'1-1 11 -v . ' - A if 'l-13' 'iii 'I:l::.rf-- , V g ' - '.-wt. . Ht .... . -2,-3.t..,...:,-,,,.-g,.,. new , , '-J'-x.,, QW? TU :'5I-'- . I5 f3'. 4 . .53Z Z. 2- .' ' - 'W' ' I X, .,....., I .5 , :.:,gg: H, 'V H'-f,:,' : he N., at fi fit. , , , . . LEADERS' efereeing basketball games, running volleyball games, teaching modern dances - in general, being an assistant to Miss Isacco is the function of the Leaders' Club. Formed for girls inter- ested in doing this and. perhaps with an eye to the future, the club is beneficial to both students and teacher. ROW l: Pam Fritz, Pat Maker, Karen Kelly, Sharon Holz. ROW 2: Patty Galbreath, Joyce Barr, Paula Martin. ROW 3: Volynda Mann and Gayle Anthony. LIBRAR SEATED: Mary Ann Rudis, Claudia Sheline, Sophia Spanos, Leah Matthews. STANDING: Janet Mutz, Karen Coates, Edie Baughman, Marzie Freehauf, Toni Primo, Sherry Carpenter, Bonnie Ramsden. 4 r Just like the Penny Arcade - almost. 4 Excedrin Headache No. 29. Cool, calm and efficient is the best description for the members ot the Library Club. At work each day from 7:30 until 4:00, these students check out and shelve books, give information, and keep the library running smoothly - with Mrs. Rams- den's help, of course. They also arrange displays within the library to make it more attractive for the students. As service projects, club members held a Christmas tea for the faculty and sent books to the chi1dren's home in New Brighton. Regular meetings are held each month to discuss problems that arise and to find methods to maintain a better library for the students of Rochester High School. ROW l: Donna Sayers, Linda Harrison, Lois Stafford, Joya Prospero. ROW 2: Loren Lewis, Pat Bobik, Janet Sheline, Jan Roddy, Carol Kroskey. ROW 3: Tom Shafer, Dave Pierce, Dave Jung. Deadlines, copy, layouts, head- aches, and Miss Alberts' are all necessary parts of the M.irage Staffs job. Aside from the annual Mirage sale, the staffs combined their efforts to sponsor dances and check coats at the basketball games to raise funds for publication. The Mirage staff hopes that their efforts have accomplished a year- book that the student body will enjoy. 'Note: the biggest headache of all. THE BOSSES! Karen Kelly, Business Managerj Jeanne Antitomas, Copy, Janice Fullington, Layout, Karen Kerr, Business Manager, Mary Siler, Chief Typist, and seated, Delbert Lemmon, Editor-in-chief. ROW l: Kathy Clayton, Mary Sontag, Connie Janectic, Marianne Signore. ROW 2: Joe Mavero, April Yeager, Ed Davis, Patty Maclay, Lois Moorhead, Janice Oppelt, Debby Otto. ORACLE STAFF The Oracle is a tradition in Rochester Hig School, but the problems aren't. For every editio there is a new set of obstacles to overcome. course, there are the usual printer's mistakes, st mistakes and the too short stories, but once in while something new happens. Sometimes storie are too long, headlines come back wrong, picturi are late. Yet the staff and Miss Springston surviw every time and another issue of the Oracle published. headaches are forgotten and work L begun to get the next one out on time for th Typical iournalism students 4,.. hard at work? students and faculty to enjoy- Type that copy. ROW l: Jean Antitomas, Donn Nelson, Janet Mastalski, Linda Olshesky, Gail Didich, April Yeager, Kathy Malagise. ROW 2: Barbara Burg, Sandy Greco, Joya Prospero, Vicki Verbanic, Lois Stafford, Cathy Mineard, Gayle Anthony. ROW 3: Sue Sweesy, Lois Drumm, Delbert Lemmon, Karen McNees, Nancy Grant, Pam Fritz. ROW 4: Sophia Spanos, Edie Baughman, Nancy Burchett, Karen Farmer, Denise Shipley, Sandy Carcaise, Cindy Porter, Betsy Crider. 3 . f P tl Journalism??? 136 RED CROSS ROW l: Donna Sayers, Nannette Hardway, Linda Harrison, county treasurer: Carolyn Mclntosh, secretary, Leah Mathews, president: Nancy Grant, social chairman: Sue McCally, treasurer, Margie Fleet, Mary Jane Maclay. ROW 2: Sherry Ankney, Marlene Cuiffi, Nancy Bair, Donna Krepps, Lillian Shroads, Cindy Stenger, Linda Buckenheimer, Karen Baycura, Sandy Greco, Andrea Young. ROW 3: Carol Kroskey, Shirley Altman, Kathy Howe, MaryAnn Keblitsch, Terry Hughes, Carla Boltes, Judy Craven, Bernie Fusco, Desi Robb, Robin Rose, Charlotte Bennett. ROW 4: Lin Bartimac, Joan Bishop, Linda Logan, Mary Ellen Pratte, Mary Beth Slyman, Janet Sheline, Dina Robinson, Becky Parks, Donna Matsook, Joey Nichol, Debbie Ferencik, Alison Harley. ROW 5: Mary Graff, Joyce Johnson, Theresa Andrews, Teddy Edwards, JoAnn Verbanic, Julie Carcaise, Deanna Mecklem, Jan Roddy, Debby Russell, Janet Dille, Kim Hall, Ruth Stewart. Members of the High School Red Cross indeed fulfilled their pledge to be always willing to work and ready to serve. 'I'he traditional bookmarks, favors, and place settings were made: first aid and candy-striping lessons were given. Saving coupons all year raised money to send three girls to the Grove City Leadership Center in August. In addition, members presented programs at local homes and hospitals and hosted a variety show for the district chapters. The girls worked hard all year - and their reward was the satisfaction in knowing that they had helped someone else. 'I37 ROW l: Bernie Welsh, Gary Pratte, Jim Irwin, Don Ray, Donn Nelson, Ed Volponi, Rich Yanchak, Dennis Witherow, Bob Montgomery, Loren Lewis, Dave Arnold, J Luciana, Tom Carcaise. ROW 2: Leah Caruso, Jean Antitomas, Juanita O'Brien, Pat Robertson, Elaine Mastroianni, Kathy Malagise, Gayle Anthony, Betsy Davis, McCally, Debbie Dininni, Sandy Carcaise, Nancy Calhoun, Darlene Gelston, Cheryl Steele, Sharon Holz, Dianne Samchuck, Evanne Grabner, Joya Prospera, Barbara Bt Mary Lou Crawford. ROW 3: Linda Olshesky, Sheryle Snyder, Gail Didich, Janet Bathgate, Kathy Clayton, Mary Santag, Debbie Martoia, Doris Martsolf, Bar Ramsden, Tatha Thompson, Valerie McDonald, Kathy Bell, Phyllis Parise, Barbara Morgan, Kathy Pitini, Marilyn Nary, Kathy Lanigan, Linda Cutshall Sherry Beg ROW 4: Pat Sye, Janice Oppelt, Anita Povelek, Pam Fritz, Diane Dykun, Diane Tetrick, Patty Maclay, Cheryl Gerace, Shirley Lane, Cindy Kresach, Elaine Dam Shirley Anderson, Paula Martin, Faye Thompson, Karen Alstadt, Cathi Vaughn, Annette Decembre, Robin Fedyski, Cindy Clinton, Peggy Zitzman. ROW 5: Judy Tucl Veronica Thomas, Marianne Signare, Stana Litwin, Bessie Mason, Barbara Gallo, Linda Witherow, Marsha Canzano, Vickie Verbanic, Nancy Stenger, Sue Davis, Na Grant, Lois Drumm, Karen McNees, Carol Pagani, Twilo Thomas, Theresa Hardin, Sue Sweesy, Charlotte Bennett. ROW 6: John Gerace, Rick Berkhiser, Bill Jamie: Jerry Wolfe, Dave Haney, Lois Stafford, Denise Shipley, Joyce McVay, Karen Quinn, Ruth Stewart, Susan Aultz, Carol Crawford, Margie Fleet, Ellen Smail, Joya Cunni ham, Jim Mattern, Craig Martin, Dick Roberts, Henry Mastalski, Larry Kunder. .. t , . . 4 , - t t. X e t 1 fa 4: J l I K ROW l: Donna Krepps, Nancy Bair, Terry Hughes, Deanna Mecklem, Mary .lane Maclay, Nancy Grant, Judy Chester, Phyllis Schmedley. ROW 2: Marlene Cuiffi, Linda Thornburg, JoAnn Verbanic, Donna Sayers, Carlene Law, Bonnie Robinson, RaeAnn Doyle, Lillian Schroads. ROW 3: Mary Ann Keb- litsch, Mary Ellen Pratte, Julie Carcaise, Connie Morell, Janet Sheline, Donna Matsook, Patty Hines, Desi Robb, Robin Rose, Bernie Fusco. ROW 4: Kathy Howe, Mary Ann Campese, Chris Wytovich, Donna Verrico, Beth Trumpeter, Dena Robison, Becky Parks, Jan Roddy, Cindy Vaughn, Peggy Brown, Andrea Young. ROW 5: Mary Beth Slyman, Nancy Borga, Carla Baltes, Mark Shannon, John Matwiejac, Kim Verrico, Janet Dille, Marilyn Cuiffi, Joey Nichol, Karen Baycura. ear that roar? That's the Pep Club instilling spirit into the spectators and letting the boys know that somebody appreciates them. Sponsored by Miss Wetzel and Miss Ferguielle, the club proved its worth many times over. 1 38 HEART HUP V Queen Donna gets her crown as King David awaits his turn, King David Helsing and Queen Donna Hoffman LEFT TO RIGHT: Torn Vinciguerra, John Warchol, Bob Onuska, King David Helsing, Queen Donna Hoffman, Joni Jean Silipigni, Janet Spada, Donna Lane, Susan Caruso. 139 NATIONAL NONOP. SOOIET SENIOR MEMBERS ROW I: Janet Mastalski, Bonnie Ramsden, Evonne Grabner, Marilyn Nary, Leah Caruso. ROW 2: April Yeager, Jeannie Antitomas, Debbie Martoia, Linda Olshesky, Janice Fullingtan, Cathy Bliss, Cindy Kresach, Elaine Mastro- ionni. ROW 3: Juanita O'Brien, Judy Tucker, Janet Bathgate, Valerie McDonald, Kathy Clayton, Patty Maclay, Delbert Lemmon, Nick Cuiffi. ROW 4: Nancy Whittle, Mr. Mathew Hosie, Karen Kelly, Lois Moorhead, Karen Alstadt, Bob Franks, Ray Berry, Lee Chewning, Bob Kirchner. Missing: Mary Siler. The highest honor bestowed upon a high school student is membership in the National Honor Society. A position of honor and respectability, membership means a lifelong pledge to uphold the standards of NHS: LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE CHARACTER Leadership is the art of directing others in conduct and achievement. 140 ' YQ' 1. 13 1 . wx xi , fx s 2 3 X fi' 3 af' llilihii, 2 K Q 'Q nik, X ,gg K .V Z?g's2f K Q4 qmsga gg. ggi Ng 3 W ,, fx QQ hx wif? 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