Saegertown High School - Pantherian Yearbook (Sagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

Seniors............................4 Prom..............................23 Senior Directory..................24 Underclassmen.....................30 Football..........................48 Homecoming........................56 Band..............................58 Girls Softball....................62 Golf..............................64 Basketball........................68 Girls Basketball..................76 Wrestling.........................80 Concert Band......................86 Choir.............................89 Baseball.........................100 Clubs............................102 Administration and School Board.. 112 Vo-Tec...........................114 Faculty..........................116 Ads..............................120 Table of Of Contents With the close of Volume I of the Pantherian, I extend my best wishes and thanks to Becky Briggs, Editor, and to her Staff, and to all the patrons and advertisers represented in this annual for their part in producing this book. On behalf of the faculty of Saegertown High School, Congratulations to the graduating class of 1975. Richard D. Baker, Yearbook Advisor 2 YEARBOOK STAFF 1975 Karen Hunter — Ass't. Secretary Eileen Zinchiak — Layout Kevin Briggs — Art and Layout Sue Kaspick — Layout Jody Marley — Layout 3 Officers President — Mark Prutzman Vice — Nancy Holowid Secretary — Shelly Fredricks Treasurer — Elaine Krupski Executive Board Dan Consiglio Dave Darling Mike Marvin Kim Roberts twelve years ... senior licenses ... parties ... having fun ... homecoming ... nicknames ... senior pictures ... school work ... proms ... getting involved ... sports ... senior assembly ... accomplishments ... senior banquet ... last school day ... graduation night... the future ... 4 75 Senior Class Give to the World your Best and the Best will come back to you. Class Motto BONNIE BAKER Cooney ' WILLIAM ALBAUGH Bill ELIZABETH ALLEN Liz' HENRY BALDWIN Skip DEBRA BAIERA Debbie JEFFREY BALDWIN JB 5 ELIZABETH BARKER Liz I think, therefore I am. RenQ Descartes TERRY BAUMBACH Terry JEFFREY BRADSHAW Jeff DAVID BEATTY Ups LINDA BIDWELL Linda REBECCA BRIGGS Becky 6 DARYL CANFIELD Dazz ROBIN BURKE Halfbreed MICHAEL CHISMAR Mike KAYMOND BUTTERFIELD Big Ray JUNE CLARK June If we face our tasks with the resolution to solve them, who shall say that anything is impossible. Sir Wilfred Grenfell 7 COLLEEN COLE Col One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it. Persian Proverb DEBRA CONRAD Debbie Every year of my life I grow more convinced that it is wisest and best to fix our attention on the beautiful and the good and dwell as little as possible on the evil and the false. Richard Cecil CAROLYN CONSTANTINOVICH Connie STEPHEN CRAMER Rev 8 LORETTA CARRIER Retta STEVE DILLAMAN To find a career to which you are adopted by nature, and then to work hard at it, is about as near to a formula for success and happiness as the world provides. Mark Sullivan 9 DANIEL ERVIN Dan PAMELA FERGUSON Pam Nothing is less sincere than our mode of asking and giving advice. He who asks seems to have deference for the opinion of his friend, while he only aims to get approval of his own and make his friend responsible for his action. And he who gives repays the confidence supposed to be placed in him by a seemingly disinterested zeal, while he seldom means anything by his advice but his own interest or reputation. Due Francois de La Rochefouceuild MICHELLE FREDERICKS Shell ' JAY FLAGG HAROLD FREE BRIAN FRY Brian 10 Believe nothing against another but on good authority; and never report what may hurt another, unless it be a greater hurt to some other to conceal it. William Penn One must have the courage to say no , even at the risk of displeasing others. Fritz Kunkel JOSEPH HASSINGER Joe AMY GOETZ Slicky Chicky' 11 NANCY HOLOWID Nancy Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Sydney Smith PAUL KASPICK Kas Mere longevity is a good thing for those who watch life from the side lines. For those who play the game, an hour may be a year, a single day's work an achievement for eternity. Gabriel Heatter WILLIAM KENNEDY Bill 12 JEFFREY KIRCHER Kirch JEFFREY KOKET Ko-Ko SEPTEMBER KETCHAM Tammv You have no friends to share or rejoice in your success in life — if you cannot look back to those to whom you owe gratitude, or forward to those to whom you ought to afford protection, still it is no less incumbent on you to move steadily in the path of duty: for your active exertions are due not only to society; but in humble gratitude to the Being who made you a member of it, with powers to serve yourself and others. Sir Waller Scott ELAINE KRUPSKI Elaine Defeat never comes to any man until he admits it. Josephus Daniels STEPHEN LATOUR Steve DEBRA KUNTZ 'Cooney 13 CONNIE LOCKE Connie CHRIS LOHRER Toph Education is the knowledge of how to use the whole of oneself. Many men use but one of two faculties out of the score with which they are endowed. A man is educated who knows how to make a tool of every faculty — how to open it, how to keep it sharp, and how to apply it to all practical purposes. Henry Ward Beecher DONALD LUIKART Don RUSSELL LUTZ Weezer STEPHEN MALONEY Steve 14 DENISE MARKSTROM Dee-Dee MICHAEL MARVIN Mike We are not so much in need of young people who will set the world on fire as we are of those who will figure out a way to quench some of those now raging. Anonymous TIMOTHY MARVIN Tim Experience is one thing you can't get for nothing. Anonymous DEBORAH MUCKINHAUPT Slop LOIS NAGEOTTE Lois 15 When all else is lost, the future still remains. Christian Nestell Bovee DELL NEELY Dell CLARK PETERS Corky EUGENE PETERS Pete Four things are grievously empty; a head without brains, a wit without judgment, a heart without honesty, and a purse without money. John Earle DALE PALMER Buzz KIMBERLY PETERS Kim LAWRENCE PETERS Rouse 16 Not he who has much is rich, but he who gives much. Erich Fromm JENNIFER PETERSON Jenny Death comes to all. But great achievements build a monument which shall endure until the sun grows cold. Georg Fabricius There are obviously two educations. One should teach us how to make a living and the other how to live. James Truslow Adams ALAN PRENATT Sally RICKY RAYBUCK Rick 1 You may be deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you do not trust enough. Frank Crane CRYSTAL REAGLE Chris Surely we can more shrewdly judge a youth's character and ability by what he set himself to do and carries out, under proper guidance, on his own initiative, than by his fulfillment, however brillant, of a standardized task. Robert Silliman Hillyer KIMBERLY ROBERTS Kim WILLIAM SCHAFFNER Shifty JOHN RUSHLANDER Jack KATHLEEN SCHLABACH ____ Sam CATHERINE RUST Minnette JOSEPH SHELLITO Joe 18 BRADFORD SMITH CYNTHIA SMITH Cindy TRACY SMITH Tracy If you have made mistakes, even serious mistakes, there is always another chance for you. And supposing you have tried and failed again and again, you may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing that we call failure is not the falling down, but the staying down. Mary Pickford CYNTHIA COLEMAN SMOCK Cindy 19 DEBORAH SORGER Snoop KAREN STEELE Karen It is far better to know our own weaknesses and failings than to point out those of others. Jawaharlal Nehru SHARON STONE Sheri DENISE SPENCER Dee SHARON STEELE Bernie JUDY STEELE Butch Success often comes to those who dare and act; it seldom goes to the timid who are ever afraid of the consequences. Jawaharlal Nehru The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson WILLIAM TERRELL Billy 20 SUSAN THOMAS Sue DOUGLAS TERRILL Doug The only people who never fail are those who never try. Ilka Chase What we anticipate seldom occurs, what we least expect generally happens. Benjamin Disraeli JEFFREY VUKSAN Vuksan The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes GARY WATSON DAVID WELLMON 21 Also graduating: Danny Alexander Lawrence Milligan Jay Moyak Frank Mozina Glenelin Raffle JEFFREY WILSON Willis Like some low and mournful spell, we whisper that sad word, farewell. Park Benjamin CHRISTINE WORKMAN Chris DEBRA WILSON Wilbur 22 Dancing In The Moonlight The Class of '75 really put everything together last spring and presented a very beautiful Prom for the Seniors. Decorations were made at the various parties held by class members and on May 17 quite a group of people got together and put the last finishing touches on everything. The next morning the Juniors headed for the Country Villa in Edinboro with loaded trucks and cars to set up for the evening to come. The theme. Dancing in the Moonlight, was highlighted by a park scene, which included a gazebo, a running fountain, and numerous yellow rose bushes with park benches backed by a large colorful mural. As each couple entered, they were greeted by the prom aides, who relieved the girls of their wraps and presented them with a long stem yellow rose and a memory book. Various refreshments were served by the prom aides, (Judy Reichel, Roy Campbell, Valerie Ferry, John Hassinger, Karen Bahurinsky, and Ed Manross). The music by Sagonoff was well liked and made the evening a success. The climax came when Gary Smock and Cheryl Vuksan were chosen as King and Queen of the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom. Cheryl was crowned by class President, Jeff Vuksan, and a bouquet of yellow roses were presented to her by the class Secretary, Nancy Humes. As a whole, Saturday evening of May eighteenth, nineteen hundred seventy-four, was a tremendous night which will not soon be forgotton. 23 Senior Directory BILL ALBAUGH Employed at Masons DANNY ALEXANDER ELIZABETH ALLEN Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Qub, Votec-Distributive Ed. Co-op., DECA — Eleventh grade president, Employed at Snooty Fox, GAA DEBRA BAIERA Student Council — Treasurer, Homecoming Court, Pep Qub, Blue Gold Queen — eleventh grade. Graduation Escort — eleventh grade, Betty Crocker Award BONNIE BAKER Tri-Hi-Y, FHA JEFF BALDWIN Jr. National Honor Society, JV Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Varsity S , Chess Qub SKIP BALDWIN Boy's Gymnastics, Chess Club, Employed at Dicks Pool Sales ELIZABETH BARKER Student Council, Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, Marching Band, District Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Regional Chorus, District Chorus, Debate Team — Vice President, Dramatics Club, Thespian Society TERRY BAUMBACH JV Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Varsity S DAVE BEATTY JV Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity S , Boy's Gymnastics LINDA BID WELL Student Council, Homecoming Court, Girls Basketball — Manager and Score Keeper, Girl's Volleyball Team — Score Keeper, Pep Club, Girls Softball — Manager and Score Keeper JEFF BRADSHAW Student Council, Homecoming Escort, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Varsity S ROSE BRANCATO Newspaper Staff, Co-op. BECKY BRIGGS Student Council, Jr. Sr. National Honor Society, Homecoming Court, Girl's Basketball, Girl's Volleyball, Girl's Gymnastics, Varsity S , Pep Qub, Yearbook Staff Editor, Newspaper Staff, D.A.R. Award, Girl's Softball — Score Keeper, GAA PAMELA BROWN Chorus, Pep Qub, FHA — Vice President, Bible Qub, GAA ROBIN BURKE Newspaper Staff RAY BUTTERFIELD JV Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball, Varsity S DARYL CANFIELD Varsity Football, JV Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Varsity S LORETTA CARRIER Concert Band, Marching Band, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club — tenth grade secretary, GAA MICHAEL CHISMAR Stage crew JUNE CLARK Jr. National Honor Society, Marching Band, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Varsity Football Cheerleader, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y — eleventh grade secretary, Votec-Cosmetology, GAA COLLEEN COLE Sr. . Jr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Stage Band, Girl's Basketball, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Chess Club DEBRA CONRAD Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA DAN CONSIGUO Varsity Football, JV and Varsity Wrestling, Baseball, Varsity 5 _ yjce presjcjen Senior Executive Committee CAROLYN CONSTANTINOVICH Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Dramatics Qub, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA KATHLEEN COTTERMAN Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Dramatics Club, Thespian Society, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y — eleventh grade vice president, Bible Club — eleventh grade secretary KIM COTTON Chorus, Pep Qub, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, GAA STEVE CRAMER Student Council — Vice President, Homecoming Escort, Chorus, District Chorus, Boy's Gymnastics DAVE DARLING Homecoming Escort, JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Boy's Gymnastics, Golf Team, Varsity S MARGARET DAVEY Student Council, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, United Nations, Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, JV and Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Girl's Volleyball, Girl's Gymnastics, Golf Team, Pep Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, GAA STEVE DILLAMAN Jr. National Honor Society, Homecoming Escort, Varsity Football, Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball, Golf Team 24 MARK DOBOS Student Council President, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society — eleventh grade class Treasurer, Varsity Football, Varsity and JV Wrestling, Varsity S , Who's Who Among American High School Students RAY DRONKO Bo s Gymnastics, Baseball DAN ERVIN JV and Varsity Basketball, Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball, Golf Team, Varsity S , Newspaper Staff, Language Arts, All County selection in Baseball, Named to All-Tourney Team at Mercer Holiday Basketball Tournament PAM FERGUSON Homecoming Queen, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Girl's Basketball, Varsity Football Cheerleader, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club, Votec-Cosmetology, GAA JAY FLAGG Chorus, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling Manager, Varsity S , Dramatics Club, Chess Club, Stage Crew JERI FRANTZ Votec-Data Processing, Transfer from Ft. Leboeuf High School, Waterford, Pa. SHELLY FREDERICKS Homecoming Court. Senior Class Secretary, Color Guard in Marching Band, Wrestling Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, GAA HAROLD FREE A.V. Vice President, Thespian Society, Stage Crew BRIAN FRY Varsity Wrestling, Varsity S ED GERDY Chess Club — Secretary-Treasurer JEFFREY GIGOGNE JV and Varsity Basketball, Bo s Gymnastics, Varsity S AMY GOETZ Girl's Gymnastics, Tri-Hi-Y, Votec-Agri-Business, GAA CATHY GRAY FHA KATHY GUSTAFSON Sr. National Honor Society, Chorus, Dramatics Club — President, Thespian Society, Library Science GREGORY HARRIS Tenth Grade Class Secretary, Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Dramatics Club, Thespian, Newspaper Staff, Drum Major JOSEPH HASSINGER Homecoming Escort, JV Basketball, Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball, Golf Team, Varsity S , Newspaper Staff NANCY HOLOWID Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Homecoming Court, Senior Class Vice President, Concert Band, Marching Band, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Girl's Basketball, Varsity Football Cheerleader, Majorette, Girl's Volleyball, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club — eleventh grade Vice President, GAA DELORES HUMES Chorus, Girl's Volleyball, Newspaper Staff, Girl's Softball, GAA NANCY HUMES Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Student Council, Junior Class Secretary — Prom Chairman, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff PAUL KASPICK JV Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Chess Oub MICHAEL KENNEDY JV Wrestling Boy's Gymnastics, Votec-Auto Mechanics WILLIAM KENNEDY SEPTEMBER KETCHAM Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y JEFFREY KIRCHER Bo s Gymnastics, Chess Club JEFFREY KOKET Regional Chorus, Chorus, District Chorus, JV Basketball, Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball, Employed at Saegertown Country Fair ELAINE KRUPSKI Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Girl's Basketball, Girl's Gymnastics, Girl's Volleyball, Varsity S , Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y — President, Language Arts, Girl's Softball, GAA DEBRA KUNTZ Marching Band, Girl's Basketball Manager, Pep Club, GAA STEPHEN LATOUR Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Chess Oub CONNIE LOCKE Dramatics Club, FHA — Treasurer CHRIS LOHRER JV Wrestling Boy's Gymnastics, Votec-Tool and Die JANICE LUCHANSKY Homecoming Court, Pep Club, Chorus, Girl's Gymnastics 25 DON LUEKART Boy's Gymnastics RUSTY LUTZ Chorus, Employed at PENNCREST Garage STEPHEN MALONEY Chorus, Boy's Gymnastics TIM MANNING AV — President, Thespian, Stage Crew — President, Votec-Welding ED MANROSS Employed at McCrosky Tool, Student Council, Homecoming Escort, Tenth Grade Vice President, Varsity Football, JV and Varsity Wrestling, Varsity S TIMOTHY MARVIN Student Council — Parlimentarian, United Nations, JV Basketball, Boy's Gymnastics, Newspaper Editor beverly McCracken Marching Band, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Qub, GAA ROCKY MILLIGAN JV and Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, AV, Chess Club JAY MOYAK Boy's Gymnastics, Golf Team, Chess Qub FRANK MOZINA DEBBIE MUCKINHAUPT Marching Band, Chorus, Pep Qub, Newspaper Staff — Co-editor Secretary, Panther Mascot, GAA LOIS NAGEOTTE Tri-Hi-Y, FHA DELL NEELY Student Council, JV Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Baseball Manager, Language Arts DALE PALMER Votec-Industrial Electric CLARK PETERS Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Chorus, District Chorus, Regional Chorus, JV Wrestling, AV, Debate Team, Dramatics Club — Vice President, Thespian Society — Qerk, Chess Club - Treasurer, Stage Crew, All-Eastern Chorus EUGENE PETERS Chorus, Regional Chorus, District Chorus, Bo s Gymnastics, Dramatics Club, Thespian Society, State Chorus KIM PETERS Employed at Murphys LAWRENCE PETERS Votec-Commercial Arts JENNIFER PETERSON SHIRLEY PORTER Student Council, Homecoming Court, Marching Band, District Band, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader, Girl's Volleyball, Pep Club, GAA ALAN PRENATT JV and Varsity Basketball, Bo s Gymnastics, Varsity S , Votec-Carpentry DAWN PRESSEY Marching Band, Chorus, Majorette, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep MARK PRUTZMAN Student Council, Homecoming Escort, Senior Qass President, JV and Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Gymnastics, Golf Team, Varsity S , Newspaper Staff GLENELEN RAFFLE FHA RICK RAYBUCK Varsity Wrestling Manager, Varsity S , Votec-Food Prep. CRYSTAL REAGLE Jr. National Honor Society, Marching Band, Chorus, Girl's Basketball, Girl's Volleyball Team, GAA, Pep Qub, Newspaper Staff-Treasurer, Girl's Softball KIM ROBERTS Student Council, Jr. National Honor Society, I.F.S., Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, GAA, Pep Club, Dramatics, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff-Assistant Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Language Arts, Senior Executive Committee, Exchange Student to Ecuador, South America LILIANA RODRIGUEZ I.F.S., Exchange Student from Lima, Peru MINNEITE RUST Student Council, Jr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, Marching Band, District Band, Girl's Volleyball, GAA, Golf Team, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff JACK RUSHLANDER Student Council, Dramatics Club BILL SCHAFFNER Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Football Manager, Golf Team, Varsity S KATHY SCHLABACH Chorus, GAA, Pep Club, Dramatics Qub, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA 26 JOE SHELLITO Student Council, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Football, Baseball Manager, Varsity S'7 DOUGLAS TERRILL Jr. National Honor Society, Student Council, Varsity Football, Baseball, Varsity 5 SUSAN SHONTZ CINDY SHULL Concert Band, Chorus, FHA TOM SIMMONS Student Council, JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity S BRAD SMITH Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Varsity Football, Boy's Gymnastics, Varsity 77S77 CINDY SMITH Student Council - Secretary, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff TRACY SMITH Marching Band, GAA, Pep Club CINDY COLEMAN SMOCK Marching Band — Colorguard, GAA, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, Girl's Softball DEBBIE SORGER GAA, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club, Employed at Nationwide, Votec-Distributive-Ed. Co-op. DECA Jr. National Honor Society, Girl's Volleyball, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA — President, Language Arts JUDY STEELE Transfer from Meadville High School, Employed at Mead Nursing Home KAREN STEELE GAA, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club SHARON STEELE Concert Band, Marching Band, Jr. District Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Dramatics Club — Secretary, Thespian Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl's Ensemble, Chamber Choir SHARON STONE Chorus, Dramatics Club, Thespian Society, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Language Arts BILL TERRELL Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, District Band, Stage Band, Chorus, Regional Chorus, District Chorus, Debate Team — President, Dramatics Qub — Vice President, Thespian Society, Science Club — President, All Eastern Chorus SUE THOMAS Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff LORI TRIPP Transfer from Henry Sibley Senior High School, West St. Paul, Minnesota, Employed at Flickingers BETTY TRYPUS Girl's Basketball, GAA, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Qub, Newspaper Staff PAMELA TURNER Pep Club, GAA, Marching Band JEFFREY VUKSAN United Nations, Homecoming Escort, Sophomore and Junior Qass President, JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Boy7s Gymnastics, Baseball, Varsity S , All County Baseball and Football GARY WATSON Student Council, Sr. National Honor Society, United Nations, Sophmore Vice President, Junior Qass Vice President, Varsity Football, JV and Varsity Wrestling, Girl's Gymnastics, Varsity S , Newspaper Staff DAVE WELLMON Chorus, JV Wrestling LINDA WHISTLER Chorus, Dramatics Qub, Tri-Hi-Y, Language Arts CHRIS WILLIAMS Girl's Volleyball Team, GAA, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Qub, Votec-Agri-Business, Student Council DEBRA WILSON Homecoming Court, Girl's Basketball, GAA, Girl's Gymnastics, Pep Qub, Girl's Sotfball JEFF WILSON Homecoming Escort, JV and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Baseball, Varsity S VALERIE WOGE Employed at Murphys CHRIS WORKMAN Chorus, Dramatics Qub MIKE MARVIN Student Council, Senior Executive Board, Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Wrestling Manager, Varsity S , Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff 27 28 Carl Abbott Holly Barner Dennis Archacki John Bams Sharon Babcock Darlene Banall Karen Bahurinsky Melvin Bewley John Baker Sandy Bidwell Marilyn Baker Vern Bish Bob Baker Ron Booth John Baldwin Jim Bradshaw Junior Class PRESIDENT — Debbie Perry, VICE PRESIDENT — Karen Bahurinsky, SECRETARY - Judy Reichel, TREASURER - Sandy Bidwell Loren Bradshaw Steve Bradshaw Kevin Briggs Carol Brown Pat Butler Bryan Butterfield Laurie Butterworth Roy Campbell Steve Chismar Vaughn Copeland Alan Craig Howard Crow Jim DeFiiippo Dennis Durfee Ken Devore Greg Dronko Pat Emig Valerie Ferry Patty Fox Debbie Frazel Pete Gall Mike Garrity Greg Green Ray Gruber 30 Karl Hall Glen Hamilton Stewart Handy John Hassinger Carla Hineman Dean Householder Sue Hughes Karen Hunter Larry Irwin John Kaspick Dave Keppler Michele Keppler Anita Kerr Dave Ketcham Rick Kiser Pete KraJj Sue Larson Scott Lawrence Larry Liggett Loretta Long Tom Lopus Annette Luchansky Dave Lybarger Randy Mailliard Paul Manross Dave Marley Donna Martin Leslie Martin Jodi Mason Jeff McCullough Debbie McGowan Terry McMahon Dan Miller Rick Minman Laurie Minnis Ruth Morfenski Tom Morfenski Jim Moses Ed Mumford Karen Munson Diane Myers Debbie Pardee Denise Paterson Bill Peiffley Debbie Perry Michelle Peters Susie Peterson Ken Pollard Brenda Powell Tim Powell Wayne Reed Judy Reichel 31 Laurie Reichel Yvonne Rick Becky Rowland Graydon Rust Brenda Schlosser Randy Schlosser Scott Schlosser Don Schmalzned Darlene Scott Mary Scott Eileen Seaman Mary Selia Brian Shaw Jeff Shelly Joanna Shontz Patty Shontz Sandy Shull Mike Simpson Barb Siple Joe Sloat Dave Smathers John Smith Scott Smith Clyde Southworth Ken Spaid Jeff Stallard BUI Steams Jeff Sundback Greg Swift Linda Telliho Kay Theuret Marie Thompson Ken Trypus Cathy Vickers Eloise Virgin Jeff Wachowiak Eric Wampler Dave Watson Ed Wenzel Tom WUliams Cindy Wilson Cliff Wise Pam Wishart Tim Wrye Joe Wyant Robert Yarnell Matt Yokes Eileen Zinchiak 32 Sophomore Class PRESIDENT - Mike Consiglio, VICE PRESIDENT - Joe Drda SECRETARY - Kim Campbell, TREASURER - Marlene Krupski Cindy Acker Janet Acker Rhonda Acker Pam Allison Jim Antonette Patti Bahurinsky Cheryl Baldwin Debbie Barker Jon Battles Bob Beatty Bruce Bisbee Suzanne Booth Steve Boyd Kim Brown Eric Bucher Roger Burkholder Mike Butler Kim Campbell Barb Cap Cathy Chismar Debbie Coleman Mike Consiglio Carol Consla Bret Copeland Sandy Cotterman Bonnie Coy Jill Crago Cathy Cramer Jim Crow Paul Curtis Deanna Davis LaVaugn Davis Debbie Dennis Linda Dennis Darlene DeRita Jeff Dillman Bob Dobos Paul Doubet Kim Drake Joe Drda Terri Ebbert Judy Edwards 33 Jerry Fausnaught Darren Fisher Mike Ford Rich Foreman Julie Geimer Terry Girard Mike Gray Debbie Green Pam Groves Karla Gustafson Kim Gustafson Sue Harmon Randy Hart Doug Hogue Carl Hollabaugh Lauri Humes Doug Hunter Sue Kaspick Ken Kebort Dennis Kedzierski Diane Keener Georgia Keppler Mark Keppler Pam Kiser Marlene Krupski Tim Krzysiak Tammy Kuntz Mary Larson Carol Leonheart Steve May Craig Maillard Christine Manross Larry Manross Charles Marhoffer Jody Marley Pat Marvin Donna Mattern Marcia McCracken Brent Meech Debbie Miller Ed Mills Scott Minman Steve Morris Karen Mumford 34 Craig Myers Steve Nageotte Dave Nichol Mary Palmer Judy Peters Kim Peters Teresa Phillips Don Pollard Kevin Prutzman Jamie Rcagle Kelly Reed Ron Reisinger Bill Rushlander Kathy Salak Mark Schryver Janet Shaw Tammy Shay Tom Shelenberger Kim Shirk Sue Siverling Marianne S mat hers Janet Smith Terry Smith Cindy Smock Keith Snow Marion Sovic Mark Sutliff Mike Swavey Stacey Swift Tom Telliho Jeff Terrell Rhonda Terry Ron Thompson Lance Tomiczek Gary Troutner John Vogt Kathy Watson Stuart Wilcox Cindy Williams Karen Wilson Rudy Woge Terry Yamell Lynn Yarosh Ken Zinchiak Mark Zinnamosca Chris Zimmer 35 Larry Acker Diane Bradshaw Raymond Amy Cindy Brown Steve Amy John Brunot Cheryl Baiera Doug Bucher Freshman Class Alan Baker Diane Bunce PRESIDENT John Brunot VICE PRESIDENT Connie Campbell SECRETARY Alan Barker TREASURER Jack Chow Rose Blake Arnold Burge Cheryl Byers Jeff Cage Connie Campbell Jack Chow Julie Cole Ron Coleman Kit Conrad Rose Consla Dave Copeland Gerald Eckart Jan Copeland Jeff Eel Is Kelly Cotton Marjie Emig Terry Dangel David Ervin Amy Darcangelo Dale Ferguson Tonya DeRita Dave Ford Kerry Boyd Vicky Braden Bonnie Burkholder Anita Butterworth Mike Drda Donna Frazel Lon Dudenhaver Karen Frey 36 Pam Fry Dale Galford Mark Call Kathy Ge'mer Luann Gilbert Susan Gilliand Jeff Green Richard Halsaver Bill Harry Kelly Hasonkopf James Hatch Dan Householder Roger Humes Albert Huson Sandy Huson Cindy Jeannerett Mike Jordan Gordon Kearns Brian Kebort Amy Kennedy Patricia Kennedy Gerald Kircher John Krai} Denise Kramer Christine Krug Pauline Krupski Sherry Lawhead Gerald Lenhart Laurie Lewis David Locke Lenita Lockridge Chuck Lohr Craig Lohrer Mitzi MacBlain Bruce MacPherson Ronald Manross 37 Bill Martin Steve Marvm Tracy Marvin Toby Marvin Jim McBryar Gary McClellan Vicki McCracken Lana McCullough Kathy McDonough Richard Miller Luticia Mook Lisa Mozina Chris Muckinhaupt Michele Napier Joan Nelson Carl Nevling Kevin O'Hara Dawn Osborn Susan Pardee Patti Parker Bob Peiffley Dick Perry Lisa Peters Mary Peters Mike Peters Marjorie Phillips Rhonda Ramey Larry Raybuck Ed Reed DeWayne Reichel Jeff Reichel Steve Roberts Jim Ross Lorraine Rust 38 Mirk Salak Mark Schlosser Helen Schmalzned Stan Schubert Glen Scott Rich Shelenberger Sue Sheriff Patty Shilling Jean Shoop Deb Si pie Beth Sipple Randy Smith Lary Smock Tom Smock Cindy Sorger Danny Spencer Ted Stainbrook Debbie Starcher Scott Sundback Melody Sutliff Tammy Thigpen Linda Thomas Bob Tuttle Roy Vickers Janice Wachowiak Phillip Wall Geri Walls Tim Walls Mark Weed Mark Weindorf Keith Wellmon Missy Wishart Lynette Woge Pam Wolf Ray Wyant 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Row 1: D. Darling, J. Vuksan, J. Wilson, D. Consiglio, J. Shellito, D. Canfield, E. Manross. Row II: K. Pollard, R. Schlosser, P. Butler, R. Butterfield, S. Dillaman, D. Terrill, J. Bradshaw, S. Bradshaw. Row III: M. Zinnamosca, L. Tomiczek, T. Krzysiak, T. Powell, J. Kaspick, B. Baker, B. Dobos, R. Campbell. Row IV: D. Lybarger, R. Reisinger, M. Butler, B. Meech, D. Kedzierski, V. Copeland, J. Smith, J. Drda, B. Peiffley. We Scores They 37 Conneaut Lake 0 33 Union City 0 33 Linesville 0 0 Maplewood 32 2 General McLane 6 34 Conneaut Valley 0 40 Cambridge Springs 0 13 Kanty Prep 0 20 Venango Christian 0 Jeff Wilson Joe Shellito Steve Dillaman Ed Manross Dan Consiglio Daryl Canfield 51 Coaches “75” Panthers This year's Panther team under the guidance of Coaches Darcangelo, Bedford, and Schultz worked to a second place finish in CCL action. The Cats finished with a 7-2 record losing only twice; once to Maplewood and once to General McLane, a non-league affair. The Panthers were led by eleven returning lettermen, including eight seniors. Ground power was provided by senior Jeff Bradshaw and junior Pat Butler with backup help from seniors Jeff Vuksan and Brad Smith. The line contained the most letterman anchored by senior center Gary Watson; tackles Ray Butterfield and Mark Dobos; and guard Doug Terrill. Saegertown's stingy defence held opponents to 38 total points all year, shutting out seven enemy squads for a new county record. With many of the underclassmen seeing action the future looks very promising for the Panthers. Bill Schaffner, Wayne Reed, Mike Marvin, Joe Sloat 52 Junior High Football Row 1: A. Huson, J. Senhart, M. Jordan, D. Klingensmith, K. Cotton. Row II: M. Gall, B. Martin, J. Eckart, C. Muckinhaupt, J. Brunot. Row 111: B. Peiffley, M. Schlosser, M. Weindorf, S. Marvin, R. Amy. Row IV: D. Benedict, M. Drda, B. Tuttle. QB- Dave Darling G - Tim Powell QB- Randy Schlosser T - Ray Butterfield QB- Roy Campbell T - Mark Dobos HB - Jeff Vuksan T - Daryl Canfield HB - Jeff Bradshaw T - Lance Tomiczek HB - Dan Consiglio T- Dennis Kedzierski HB - Pat Butler T - Dave Lybarger HB - Tim Krzysiak T - Jay Flagg HB - John Smith E - Jeff Wilson HB - Joe Drda E - Steve Dillaman FB - Vaughn Copeland E - Bob Baker FB - Brad Smith E - Steve Bradshaw C - Gary Watson E - Ken Pollard C - Joe Shellito E - Bill Peiffley G - Doug Terrill E - Brent Meech G - Ed Manross E - Mike Butler G - John Kaspick E - Ron Reisinger G - Mark Zinnamoska E - Jeff Shelly 53 Row I: N. Holowid, C. Baldwin, P. Ferguson. Row II: J. Clark, D. Davis, K. Campbell, V. Ferry. Seniors Nancy Holowid, June Clark, Pam Ferguson Football Cheerleaders 55 Shimmering 56 Homecoming 1975 At the informed assembly, Friday, October 11, 1974, Mr Weigle announced the contestants for Homecoming Queen and their escorts. They were: Nancy Holowid, Steve Cramer; Janice Luchansky, Jeff Vuksan; Pam Ferguson, Jeff Bradshaw; Debbie Baiera, Dave Darling; Becky Briggs, Joe Hassinger; Linda Bidwell, Mark Prutzman; Shirley Porter, Steve Dillaman; Debbie Wilson, Jeff Wilson; and Shelly Fredricks, Ed Manross. The next Friday, October 18, was really the start of Homecoming. The parents of the candidates and escorts were invited to see the two plays. Another Cinderella and Rummage Rip-Off, that were shown in the auditorium. From there everyone moved into the gym and the formal assembly got under way. The girls, as they entered, were presented with a charm by either Rose Brancato or Cindy Smith from Student Council. After all the candidates and escorts were seated, the second half of the assembly began with the majorettes doing a routine. The rest of the time, the cheerleaders took over and led the Pep assembly. That night was clear buf cold and our football team was ready to go our and meet Cambridge Springs' team. Before the game started the nine candidates were escorted to their seats by the Lakeland Corvette Club in their convertable corvettes. As each girl rounded the field a short resume was given about her. At halftime with Saegertown ahead, both bands entertained with the Saegertown majorettes doing a fire baton act with all the lights out. Then Mr Weigle announced the 1975 Homecoming Queen: Pam Ferguson. She was crowned by the Senior Class President Mark Prutzman and was presented a bouquet of colored mums. The night came to a wonderful close when the Panthers defeated the Blue Devils 40-0. The Homecoming events came to a close with a dance on Saturday night in honor of Queen Pam and her court. The music was presented by Fiction, a live band, and free cider and donuts were served. All of these things were Student Council sponsored. In all Homecoming 1975, with the theme Shimmering Stardust, is one that won't be forgotten for a long time. 57 Left to Right: D. Dennis, P. Fox, D. Martin, K. Shirk, J. Mason, K. Hunter, S. Peterson, L. Dennis, L. Martin, D. Pressey. Left to Right: L. Gilbert, S. Hughes. J. Shontz, K. McDonough, P. Shilling, K. Reed. Seniors Dawn Pressey, majorette Corky Peters, coronet Mimi Davey, saxaphone Colleen Cole, coronet Greg Harris, drum major Liz Barker, tuba Steve Latour, trumpet Sharon Steele, tenor saxaphone Carolyn Constantinovich, clarinet Shirley Porter, clarinet 59 1974 Marching Band The Saegertown Area Marching Band began their season right here in Saegertown, when they marched in the noncompetitive Memorial Day and Spring Festival parades. Summer marching band started on July 8th, and the band worked diligently throughout the rest of the summer. They marched at Rocky Grove, Townville, Meadville, and at Kennywood which were all non-competitive parades. They took first place at Northeast but at Fredonia and at Franklinville, New York, they didn't place. Band camp was held here this year from August 26th to the 28th. During that time the band formed their football show. With the start of school, band practice was immediately after school and at the first football game they were on the field for halftime. They marched in the Annual Halloween Parade in Meadville and then concluded their season with the highlight of the year — a trip to Gettysburg. The band financed this trip through the sale of calendars to the community early in the year. 60 Life has loveliness to sell. All beautiful and splendid things, Blue waves whitened on a cliff. Soaring fire that sways and sings. And children's faces looking up. Holding wonder like a cup. 1974 Girls Softball Team Row I: D. Wilson, E. Krupski, C. Reagle, D. Humes, K. Bahurinsky, C. Wilson, M. Peters, A. Darcangelo, K. Hasenkoph. Row 11: Manager B. Briggs, C. Baldwin, P. Bahurinsky, C. Acker, K. Campbell, D. Davis, B. Cap, Coach Mrs. Carr, M. Krupski, T. Marvin, C. Baiera, M. Napier, L. Dudenhaver, L. Peters, Manager S. Porter. 62 Scores We They 16 Conneaut Valley 6 30 Venango Christian 2 6 Conneaut Lake 7 3 Cochranton 4 7 Linesville 2 28 Cambridge Springs 10 10 Conneaut Valley 14 25 Venango Christian 1 8 Conneaut Lake 6 9 Cochranton 16 15 Linesville 11 13 Cambridge Springs 10 63 Left to Right: Coach Weigle, J. Stallard, M. Davey, J. Hassinger, D. Ervin, M. Rust, M. Consiglio, J. Hassinger, G. Hamilton, M. Prutzman, K. Devore, J. Moyak, 5. Wilcox, M. Swavey. 64 Seniors: Dan Ervin, Jay Moyak, Joe Hassinger, Min-nette Rust, Mark Prutzman, Mimi Davey. Number one man Ken Devore, and Number two man Jeff Stallard. This was a year of growing for the Saegertown golf team. We lost most of our last years team to graduation and football. However, our squad of able undergraduates and seniors made a very credible showing. Our record of 5-9 does not indicate how well our untried squad competed with only one returning veteran golfer. Surely we will become a team to reckon with in the future. Coach V !eigle 65 mmi 66 BASKETBALL 1975 Varsity D. Hunter, D. Ervin, R. Campbell, D. Darling, T. Simmons, J. Gigogne, J. Vukson, R. Schlosser, S. Schlosser, J. Wilson, J. Bradshaw, A. Prenatt The Panthers hit the boards with a new look and determination. Under new head coach Douglas and his assistant, coach Griggs, the Cats kicked off the new season with 6-2 preseason record, tops in the CCL. The Panthers then went on a four game rampage averaging an incredible 76.5 points a game. The Cats then dropped three in a row but fought back to finish the season with a 8-5 record. Scoring was led by Tom Simmons with 319 and followed closely by Dan Ervin with 314. In the rebound department the Panthers were led by Jeff Vuksan and Tom Simmons each of whom pulled down 212 followed by Jeff Gi-gone with 163. Though a small team the Panthers hustle made them a top contender right down to the wire. Though disappointing, this season brought experience to the younger members of the team. With the expected return of some seasoned vets the future looks bright for the Panther cagers. 68 We 79 Ft. Lebouef They 62 71 Kanty Prep 68 51 Tidioute 53 63 Corry 62 73 Kanty Prep 53 74 Seneca 72 57 Laurel 66 54 Moniteau 48 80 Maplewood 56 59 Conneaut Valley 51 86 Cochranton 36 81 Venango Christian 71 59 Linesville 73 53 Conneaut Lake 59 67 Cambridge Springs 76 52 Maplewood 43 63 Conneaut Valley 46 90 Cochranton 52 69 Venango Christian 84 72 Linesville 70 76 Conneaut Lake 81 60 Cambridge Springs 54 Managers J. Shellito, T. Lopus, T. Gerard Statisticians K. Hunter, G. Watson, S. Peterson THE NEW LOOK OF THE PANTHERS 69 Junior Varsity This years J.V. led by Randy Schlosser, Roy Campbell, and Dave Watson came up with a season record of 17-3. Coach Griggs' boys ran the opposition ragged with good hustle and ball control. A solid defense capped the cake that made our team tops. With such a good scouting report, talent will be in plentitude in the Panther lair. Row I: T. Shclenberger, G. Troutner, D. Watson, M. Zinnamosca, D. Kedzierski, S. Schlosser. Row II: K. Zinchiak, B. Beatty, J. Hassinger,). Bradshaw, R. Campbell, C. Hollabaugh, M. Gray, R. Schlosser We J. V Scores Opp 63 Ft. Lebouef 26 55 Kanty Prep 41 48 Tidioute 44 51 Corry 44 46 Kanty Prep 49 58 Seneca 43 69 Maplewood 30 56 Conneaut Valley 40 54 Cochranton 29 50 Venango Christian 33 54 Linesville 49 49 Conneaut Lake 38 47 Cambridge Springs 29 50 Maplewood 28 61 Conneaut Valley 30 47 Cochranton 24 45 Venango Christian 32 57 Linesville 40 33 Conneaut Lake 39 57 Cambridge Springs 42 Junior High Row I: M. Schlosser, R. Shelenberger. Row II: J. Brunot, K. Wellmon, T. Smock. Row III: D. Ferguson, B. Kebert, D. Ervin 70 Tom Simmons Jeff Vuksan Seniors Dan Ervin Alan Prenatt Dave DarlinS Jeff Wilson Jeff Gigogne 72 73 Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Row 1: N. Holowid, and P. Ferguson. Row II: V. Ferry, S. Porter, M. Davey, J. Clark. Junior Varsity Row I: L. Dennis, D. Davis, C. Baldwin. Row II: P. Groves, H. Schmalzried, K. Campbell. The Saegertown High School basketball team was cheered on to its victories this season by the cheerleaders. The squad consisting of five seniors and one junior has a past record of cheering experience. Pam cheered in eighth grade on the second squad and in ninth grade on the first squad. In her sophomore year she found herself on the Varsity squad and has remained there the Last two years. Mi mi and Nancy added five years experience to the squad this year. Both were on the second squad in their eighth grade year and in ninth grade on the first string. As sophomores they showed pep on the J.V. As Varsity cheerleaders in their Junior and Senior year, they both helped to raise the spirits of the fans. With four years of smiles and spirit, Shirley started out on the first squad in Junior high. In the tenth grade she was a cheerleader for wrestling and has ended her senior year with a high spirited season on the Varsity squad. In Junior high, June was on the first squad for both eighth and ninth grade. As a senior this year she has brought spirit to the Varsity squad. All of them get ideas, put them together, and compose the cheers that they do. 74 Subs: Varsity, Laurie Butterworth. Junior Varsity, Connie Campbell and Anita Butterworth. June Qark Mimi Davey Nancy Holowid Pam Ferguson Shirley Porter 75 GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1. B. Briggs, P. Bahurinsky, M. Peters, N. Holowid, K. Bahurinsky, P. Ferguson. Row I: P. Groves, C. Cole, B. Trypus, C. Reagle, E. Krupski, R. Terry, M. Phillips. Row 3: C. Baldwin, M. Krupski, C. Acker, D. Bradshaw, K. Geimer, C Wilson, C. Brown, C. Baiera The 74-75 Girl's Basketball team consisted of 21 players and 2 managers. The season started out great with good defense and lots of spirit; but the team encountered a few tough breaks. However, they improved their skills as the season went on thus ending with a 7-7 record. Top scorers were Becky Briggs, Nancy Holowid, and Karen Bahurinsky. 76 Coach Phyllis Carr We They 28 Maplewood 11 20 Conneaut Valley 30 42 Cochranton 31 33 Venango Christain 39 38 Linesville 40 45 Conneaut Lake 30 29 Cambridge Springs 44 39 Maplewood 21 28 Conneaut Valley 22 34 Cochranton 51 27 Venango Christian 47 35 Linesville 17 41 Conneaut Lake 25 30 Cambridge Springs 32 Managers Lauri Humes and Linda Bidwell SENIORS Elaine Krupski, Pam Ferguson, Betty Trypus, Nancy Holowid, Becky Briggs, Crystal Reagle, Colleen Cole 77 78 BLUE AND GOLD This years Blue and Gold Day was a big success. In the afternoon, the Dramatics Club put on segments from the play, My Sister Eileen . Following the play was a pep assembly at which the queens and their escorts were announced. Each queen was presented a mum and their escorts, carnations, from student council. During the assembly, our panthers played a mock basketball game with the students from the Middle School, who impersonated the Linesville team. The Panthers won, of course. We also won our game that evening with Linesville, 72-70. The queens reigned at half time, with their escorts. The highlight of the day was a Valentines-Blue and Gold Dance with Stan's Ragu entertaining. Thus ended a very nice day. 12th — Rose Brancato Steve Dillaman 11th — Michelle Keppler Scott Smith 10th — Debbie Dennis Mike Butler 9th — Lisa Mozina Mike Jordan D.A.R. Award Becky Briggs 79 Varsity Wrestling Team Raw 1: T. Krysiak, C. Muckinhaupt, J. Smith, T. Marvin, S. Marvin, J. Baldwin, M. Consiglio, B. Fry, B. Peiffley. Raw II: R. Butterfield, L. Tomiczeck, J. Bradshaw, M. Prutzman. Bob Baker (not shown) Coaches 80 Mr. Ronald Shorts, Mr. Robert Braymer, Mr. Robert Peiffley. Mgrs: R. Raybuck, J. Flagg. Stats: K. Bahurinsky, K. Watson. Announcer: M. Peters J. V. Wrestling Team Row I: L. Raybuck, S. Roberts, B. Martin, S. May, D. Pollard. Row II. A. Barker, K. Pollard, B. Dobos, B. Butterfield, D. Canfield. 81 74-75 Panther Wrestling Team Row I: M. Dobos, B. Peiffley, B. Butterfield, K. Pollard, R. Butterfield, L. Tomiczek, J. Bradshaw, M. Prutzman, D. Canfield, S. May, J. Lenhart, S. Amy. Row II. T. Kryzsiak, C. Muckinhaupt, J. Smith, T. Marvin, S. Marvin, J. Baldwin, M. Consiglio, B. Fry, W. Peiffley. Row III: B Dobos, A. Barker, P. Marvin, B. Martin, S. Roberts, T. Telliho, L. Raybuck, D. Pollard, J. Moses. (Not shown: B. Baker) The 1974-75 wrestling squad had strong lower weights, an equitable middle, and outstanding upper weights. Despite the good distribution of man power the team ended the season with a 5-9 record. The J.V. had a 7-6-1 record. At the Christmas Tournaments we had three 2nd place winners: T. Marvin, R. Butterfield, and B. Peiffley. The team placed 4th out of 7. At the Section 3 Tournaments we had three 2nd place winners: J. Smith, L. Tomiczeck, and R. Butterfield; and one 1st place winner: J. Bradshaw. The four went to the District 10 Tournament. Bradshaw placed 3rd which qualified him to go to the Northwest Central Regionals. There he placed 4th so he advanced to State competition. Jeff was 4th at 167 lb. in State Class B. We are all proud of Jeff and are looking forward with hope for a good season next year. S. Marvin 3-3 T. Marvin 8-8 We They J. Baldwin 11-5 14 Corry 34 J. Smith 9-9 19 Commodore Perry 42 M. Consiglio 1-13 24 Jamestown 39 B. Fry 7-5-1 44 Union City 15 C. Muckinhaupt 1-6 24 Harborcreek 27 D. Peiffley 7-10 42 Cochranton 15 T. Kryzsiak 4-14 19 Titusville 36 M. Prutzman 2-6-1 26 Conneaut Lake 21 J. Bradshaw 26-6 12 Maplewood 39 L. Tomiczeck 11-5 22 Meadville 35 R. Butterfield 11-3-1 33 Northwestern 23 B. Baker 1-5-1 58 Conneaut Valley 0 K. Pollard 2-5 10 Ft. LeBouef 53 S. Roberts 2-0 12 General McClane 42 B. Peiffley 0-1 J. Sloat 1-4 82 Ray Butterfield Daryl Canfield Mark Dobos Seniors Jeff Bradshaw Jeff Baldwin Brian Fry Mark Prutzman 83 Wrestling Cheerleaders Seniors S. Fredricks, L. Martin, C. Cramer, K. Wilson, J. Reichel, J. Peters. Substitute 84 Shelly Fredricks Kim Shirk 85 Concert Band Saxophones: E. Barker, D. Barker, K. Munson, M. Davey, L. Butterworth, M. Schryver Trombones: R. Terry, J. Reichel, 5. May Tuba: T. Lopus Eb Contra Bass: G. Harris Drums: S. Roberts Piano: B. Terrell, B. Schlosser Trumpets: S. Latour, D. Watson, C. Peters Comets: C. Cole, A. Barker 86 Flute I: K. Munson, M. Davey, D. Barker, B. Rowland, B. Schlosser, D. Salak Flute II: S. Siverling, J. Cole, C. Leonhart, J. Crago, A. Butterworth, L. Peters, J. Edwards Eb Clarinet: S. Porter Clarinet I: L Butterworth, E. Zinchiak, M. Rust Clarinet II: K. Gustafson, C. Constantinovich Clarinet III: K. Conrad, D. Kramer, T. Dangel Alto Clarinet: L. Carrier, M. Napier Eb Contra Bass: G. Harris Baritone Saxaphone: N. Holowid Bass Clarinet: C Williams Alto Saxaphone I: L. Barker, M. Schryver Alto Saxaphone II: K. Roberts, C. Hall Tenor Saxaphone: S. Steele, M. Swavey French Horn I: B. Terrell French Horn II: K. Watson French Horn III: L. Rust Comet I: S. Latour, D. Watson, V. McCracken Comet II: C. Peters, T. Stainbrook, S. Boyd Cornet III: J. McBryer, K. O'Hara, S. Schubert Trumpet I: A. Barker, C. Cole Trumpet II: S. Handy, M. Salak Tuba: T. Lopus, K. Zinchiak Baritone: B. Powell, J. Reichel Trombone I: R. Terry Trombone II: S. May Trombone III: M. Peters, J. Reichel Percussion: J. Stallard, K. Vickers, S. Roberts Stage Band 87 Pep Band Row I: G. Harris, J. Reichel, T. Stainbrook, C. Vickers, S. Roberts Row II: E. Zinchiak, B. Powell, L. Butterworth, K. Roberts, C. Constantinovich, S. Steele Row III: K. Munson, B. Rowland, L. Peters, K. Conrad, A. Butterworth, C. Williams Row IV: V. McCracken, M. Peters, M. Schryver, C. Leonhart, S. May, D. Watson Row V: S. Handy, C. Peters, C. Cole, S. Latour, D. Barker Row VI: E. Barker, C. Salak, R. Terry, A. Barker, J. Cole, K. Gustafson Distinct Band Butterworth, K. Munson, M. Rust, E. Barker, B. Terrell 88 Senior Choir Row I: R. Vickers, S. Amy, C. Vickers, S. Sheriff, P. Brown, K. Reed, P. Krupski, S. Pardee, P. Wolf, K. Schlabach, L. Manross, J. Cage, M. Weed, Row 11. B. Copeland, G Cotterman, L. Whistler, Y. Reed, P. Brown, A. Kennedy, E. Barker, C. Workman, A. Kerr, J. Shaw, M. Peters, E. Peters, Row III: T. Warren, K. Gustafson, J. Shupe, K. Munson, J. Reagle, J. Koket, D. Pardee, S. Steele, K. Mumford, H. Schmalzried, B. Rowland, D. Perry, K. Cotton, Row IV: G Peters, T. Lopus, W. Harry, D. Wellman, G. Harris, R. Blake, J. Antonotti, S. Maloney, S. Morris, J. Flag G. Scott. Chamber Choir Row I: D. Pardee, K. Munson, C. Cotterman, D. Perry, P. Brown, C. Vickers, K. Schlabach, E. Barker, S. Steele, A. Kerr, S. Sheriff, Row II. B. Terrell, G. Harris, J. Koket, C. Peters, T. Lopus, J. Antonotti, S. Maloney, G. Scott, E. Peters. 89 Girls Ensemble Raw I: S. Sheriff, C. Cotterman, P. Brown, C. Vickers, A. Kerr Raw II: 5. Steele, D. Pardee, D. Perry, K. Munson, E. Barker, K. Schlabach 90 District Chorus E. Peters, E. Barker, C. Peters, K. Munson, B. Terrell, T. Lopus C. Peters, E. Barker, E. Peters, B. Terrell, J. Koket Regional Chorus 91 92 93 94 96 98 99 Row I: B. Zinchiak, D. Hunter. Row II: D. Ervin, J. Bowersox, T. Brunot, J. Walls, D. Terrill, R. Campbell. Row III: J. Wilson, J. Hassinger, J. Bradshaw, S. Dillaman, P. Butler, J. Hassinger, J. Kaspick, D. Consiglio. Row IV: Coach Astor, P. Kaspick, R. Schlosser, J. Vuksan, L Tomiczek, Manager J. Shellito. The 1974 Baseball Team ... Our overall record this year was 13-4. We ended the season second in the league standings. The lack of hitting hindered us, though our defense was solid. There was strong league action and overall, we were pleased with the results. 1975 will be the year of the Cat! Coach Astor 100 Pitchers — T. Brunot, J. Wilson, D. Ervin, S. Dillaman. Catchers — J. Vuksan, L. Tomiczek. First Base — J. Bowersox, B. Zinchiak. Second Base — J. Hassinger, J. Hassinger. Short Stop — D. Hunter, R. Schlosser. Third Base — J. Walls. Outfielders — D. Terrill, D. Consiglio, P. Butler, J. Bradshaw. 101 Science Club D. Schubert, B. Tuttle, T. Warren, A. Kennedy, M. Ford, R. Haberlin, B. Terrell, C. Nevin, S. Sheriff, P. Wolf, J. Green, Advisor — J. Kightlinger Library Science Row I: R. Brancato, L. Nageotte, P. Brown, C. Chismar, Row II: M. Yokes, G. Dronko, J. Bradshaw, R. Butterfield, Advisor — Mr. Weigle. 102 Student Council S. Cramer, D. Baiera, C. Smith, M. Dobos F.H.A. Row I: L. Manross, P. Brown, D. Spencer, C. Locke Row II: K. Brown, D. Perry, C. Shull, C. Schlabach, B. Baker, L. Nageotte Row III: J. Shaw, D. Miller, D. Conrad, G. Raffle, G Gray, G Constantinovich, C. Hineman 103 Thespian Society Row 1: C. Cotterman, A. Kerr, E. Barker, C. Peters, D. Perry Row II: K. Munson, E. Zinchiak, C. Vickers, G. Harris, K. Gustafson, S. Steele, D. Pardee Row III: E. Peters, T. Lopus, K. Watson, S. Cotterman, P. Curtis, W. Terrell Model United Nations Row I: E. Zinchiak, B. Rushlander, J. Reichel, L. Humes, Row II: N. Holowid, G. Hamilton, G. Watson, T. Marvin, M. Davey 104 (jiyl? Gvmnnstic 0W : v'sor “ Mrs. Carr, E. Krupski, M. Napier, C. Campbell, M. Phillips, S. Lawhead, ✓ R°w M- Krupski, R. Acker, D. Bradshaw, K. Hasenhopf, M. Wishart, T. Marvin, A. Darcangelo, C. Brown, Row III: L Carrier, N. Holowid, M. Davey, L. McCullough, K. Geimer, L Peters, P. Shilling, T. Thigpen, H. Schmalzried, Row IV: D. Martin, P. Groves, L. Dennis, G Acker, S. Swift, A. Butterworth, D. Dennis, K. Shirk, Row V: K. Campbell, C. Baldwin, D. Davis, M. Emig, J. Peters, S. Booth, S. Huson, J. Cole Boys Gymnastics Row I: S. Smith, D. Neely, M. Prutzman, J. Hassinger, J. Baldwin, B. Fry Row II: J. Sundback, J. Kaspick, R. Schlosser, D. Ervin, J. Hassinger Row III: M. Gray, J. Koket, B. Smith, P. Kaspick, J. Bradshaw, J. Wilson Row IV: B. Beatty, C. Holabaugh, D. Kedzierski, D. Beatty, J. Moyak Row V: M. Schryver, T. Krzysiak, D. Hunter, J. Crow, S. Boyd, E. Mills 105 Bible Club Row 1: S. Ketcham, Advisor — Mrs. Billings Row 11: E. Zinchiak, K. Briggs, K. Roberts Chess Club Row I: J. Moyak, C. Peters, E. Gerdy, C. Cole, Row 11: S. Sundback, S. Roberts, J. Chow, J. Baldwin, L. Raybuck, A. Barker, S. Latour, R. Wyant 106 Liliana Rodriguez Ezeta Host Family — R010 I: Bill Terrell, Rick Terrell, Virginia Thompson, Michelle Napier Row II: Jeff Terrell, Liliana, Mrs. Terrell, and Or. Terrell. I arrived in Saegertown on December 29, 1974 from Lima, Peru, South America. I am living with the Terrell family; Dr. and Mrs. Terrell, Bill, Jeff, Michele, Ginny and Rick. I am really happy living in their home and they have been very nice to me. I am going to stay in the United States for six months. In my Peruvian family, there are six people; my mother and father, two brothers, Alfonso and Alfredo, one sister, Marisol, and I. In Lima, I finished school in December 1973 and in 1974 I studied in a secretarial academy. I, have also studied French for nine months. I am really glad to attend Saegertown High School because here I have made many friends. The classes I like best are Behavior Science, Gym, French and Study hall. I like to ride horses, knit, paint and I like to go to basketball games. All the people in Saegertown have been very nice to me and I will be sad to leave. 107 Officers on steps: T. Marvin, Editor; K. Roberts, Co-Editor; C. Reagle, Treasurer; D. Muckinhaupt. Secretary. Row I: C. Cotterman, G. Keppler, C. Byers, J. Moyak, D. Humes, C. Vickers. Row 11: P. Curtis, M. Marvin, J. Brunot, R. Gruber, K. Schlabach, S. Amy, S. Cotterman, K. Chismar, G. Harris, J. Copeland, J. Geimer, D. Perry, L. Gilbert, G. Watson, R. Consla, D. Ervin, J. Hassinger, R. Brancato, E. Krupski, M. Prutzman, M. Rust, B. Briggs, Mrs. Spencer-Advisor. News Paper Staff Dramatics Club Locke, D. Spencer, P. Wolf, K. Roberts, J. Cole, C. Workman, A. Barker, C. Vickers, S. Lawhead, J. Washowiak, M. Thompson, L. Whistler, N. Humes, M. Peters. Row III: E. Zinchiak, S. Cotterman, K. Chismar, G. Harris, P. Shilling, L. Minnis, C. Cramer, C. Constantinovich, S. Stone, P. Fox, C. Watson. Row IV: D. Siple, D. Kramer, T. Dangel, K. Mumford, J. Reagle, S. Hughes, Jeff Reichel, S. Steele-Secretary, E. Barker. C. Williams, G. Scott, S. Sheriff, D. Pardee-Treasurer, B. Terrell-Vice President, J. Shoop, R. Blake, B. Sipple, B. Harry, P. Krupski, L. Thomas, A. Kennedy, E. Peters, J. Warren, L. Woge. Pep Club Row 1: M. Napier-Treasurer, C. Campbell-Secretary, P. Bahurinsky-President, K. Campbell-Vice President, Mrs. Carr-Advisor. Row II: J. Wachawiak, T. DeRita, S. Lawhead, P. Ferguson, J. Clark, D. Sorger, L. Allen, L. Rust, K. Hasenkopf, C. Brown, L. Dudenhaver, B. Sipple. Row III: R. Acker, D. Kuntz, B. McCracken, L. Woge, K. Snow, T. Smith, A. Darcangelo, T. Marvin, M. Phillips, C. Sorger, J. Peters, S. Peterson. Row IV. P. Fry, P. Turner, C. Williams, M. Krupski, L Davis, K. Shirk, C. Manross, C Baiera, S. Booth, K. Chismar, V. Ferry. Row V: N. Holowid, M. Davey, L Carrier, H. Bamer, B. Siple, D. Dennis, D. Martin, P. Fox, D. Bradshaw, H. Schmalzried, K. Conrad, D. Frazel, D. Bunce. Row VI: V. Branden, C. Krug, D Paterson, E. Seaman, B. Schlosser, D. Scott, M. Peters, D. Kramer, T. Dangel, D. Siple, J. Copeland Row VII: C Thomas, S. Huson, J. Walls, P. Kennedy, C. Williams, P. Wolf, K. Bahurinsky, C. Geimer, L. Dennis, C. Baldwin, S. Pardee, P. Shilling, K. Drake. Row VIII. M. Peters, P. Parker, K. Mumford, M. McBlane, J. Reagle, G. Keppler, K. Peters, C. Acker, D. Davis, C. Jeanette, L McCullough, M. Wishart,T. Thigpen, J. Shaw. A-V Club Row I: J. Cage, J. Shontz, W. Reed, K. Reed. Row II: T. Lopus, T. Manning, Mrs. Reed-Advisor, H. Crow, H. Free, S. Marvin. National Honor Society Varsity S Row 1: C. Cole, M. Davey. G. Watson, C. Cotterman, N. Holowid, K. Bahurinsky, E. Zinchiak, L. Butterworth. Row 2: B. Briggs, E. Krupski, N. Humes, B. Terrell, E. Barker, K. Gustafson, T. Lopus, D. Schmalzried, K. Munson, B. Powell, L Reichel, A. Kerr, Mr. William Fleming, Advisor. Row I: W. Reed, J. Smith, J. Kaspick, T. Lopus, P. Butler, R. Schlosser, T. Krzysiak, R. Raybuck, Mr. Merle Darcangelo, Advisor. Row 2: J. Bradshaw, D. Darling, D. Ervin, G. Watson, J. Flagg, R. Butterfield, J. Hassinger, J. Shellito, J. Vukson. I. Wilson. Row 3: M. Marvin. M. Prutzman, D. Canfield, T. Simmons, J. Gigogne, D. Consiglio, D. Terrill, B. Shaffner, B. Fry, S. Dillaman, T. Baumbach. 110 lili, Famous beach of Salinas on the Pacific coast. Hola from Ecuador! On July 2, 1974, I left Pittsburgh Airport believing that I would be leaving the civilized life behind for the summer and that I'd be living in the wild jungles of Ecuador in a thatched hut with a band of Indians. Is that how you picture Ecuador, South America? Well, if it is, you've got the wrong picture! I stayed in the port city of Guayaquil which is very modern. It is the largest city of Ecuador. I stayed with a family of four: a mother, two daughters and one son. There were also two maids, and the house I stayed in was certainly no thatched roof hut! The people in the city imitated Americans by the way they dress and American music is very popular there. While I was there, I attended a private school where all the classes were conducted in Spanish. I also toured the country for ten days. Although I did see Indians and thatched huts, I realized that Ecuador isn't composed of a band of Indians! All in all. I had a wonderful time, although I did have a few problems with the language and adjusting to the culture. My family was super nice to me and I came back leaving many great friends and bringing with me many wonderful memories which I'm sure I'll never forget! I 12 Mrs. Marie Smith, Secretary Seated; John Tautin, Lillian Briggs, John Docter, Norma McFadden. Standing; Stephen Holowach, Dr. William E. Haines, Bruce Bradshaw. Joseph Jones, Harold E. Smith. Absent; Clarence Gordon. School Board Vo-Tech Distributive Education Agri-Business Mary Palmer Carl Abbott Amy Goetz Chris Williams Tim Wrye Auto Shop Ken Kebort Ed Mumford Carpentry Dennis Archacki Allen Prenatt Keith Snow Tom Williams Commercial Art Liz Allen Denise Paterson Eileen Seaman Debbie Sorger Drafting Craig Malliard Industrial Electric Jim Bradshaw Dale Palmer Bob Yarnell Lyn Yarosh Electronics Jim Moses Food Prep Carol Brown Larry Peters ayne Reed Tammy Shay Barb Siple Cosmetology June Clark Pam Ferguson Karen Hunter Cindy Smock Dave Nichols Ricky Raybuck Machine Shop John Barnes Jim DeFilippo Tom Morfenski John Smith Stewart Wilcox Tool Die Data Processing Eloise Virgin Roger Berkholder Chris Lohrer Welding Tim Manning 1 14 First Semester Student Teachers Thomas Beightol Cochranton, Pa. English — Mr. Peiffley Philosophy — Mr. Darcangelo Walter Clark Meadville, Pa. Math — Mr. Wattras Sandy Costanza Ambridge, Pa. Music — Mr. Cavett Tom Hoffman Ridgeway, Pa. Music — Mr. Cavett Albert Leonzix Summit Hill, Pa. French — Miss Baldwin Thomas Minotas Cleveland, Ohio Social Studies — Mr. Darcangelo Gordon Mitchell Erie, Pa. Biology — Mr. Clark Mary Welsh Pittsburg, Pa. Physical Education — Mrs. Carr Maureen Yurko Pittsburg, Pa. Physical Education — Mrs. Carr Second Semester Fred Carolla Edinboro, Pa. Biology — Mr. Clark Margaret Hummel Meadville, Pa. English — Mrs. Switzer Robert Kent Conneautville, Pa. Social Studies — Mr. Darcangelo Kathy Hoffman State College, Pa. Music — Mr. Cavett Kathy Jayme Conneaut Lake, Pa. Math — Mr. Wattras John Kopcak Greensburg, Pa. Social Studies — Mr. Shorts Tim Moore York, Pa. Music — Mr. Cavett 115 Cafeteria Ladies Faculty RICHARD ORR Chorus B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Indiana Univ. of Pa., Edinboro State, State College of New York at Oswego CHARLES CAVETT Instrumental Music B.A.Ed., B.A. Music Ed. Carnegie Mellon Univ. PHYLUS CARR Health, Physical Ed. B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Slippery Rock State College, Allegheny College VICTOR FULLER Health, Physical Ed. B.S.Ed. Edinboro, Slippery Rock Colleges ARTHUR KIGHTLINCER III Biology, Gen. Science B.S.Ed. Eastern College, Western Michigan Univ., Edinboro State RONALD SCHULTZ Chemistry, Physics B.S., M.Ed. Edinboro, Allegheny, Bucknell Colleges ROBERT CLARK Biology B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed. Edinboro State 116 JAMES DOUGLAS Electronics, Architectural Drafting B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed, ASSOC. Degrees - Electronics California State, West Virginia Univ., Edinboro State, DeVry Tech. A.T.E.S. Tech. ROBERT HACKETT Social Studies, Driver Ed. B.S.Ed. Edinboro State, Penn State RONALD ATWELL Industrial Arts BS.Ed California State College. RONALD SHORTS Social Studies B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed. Edinboro State College MERLE DARCANGELO Social Studies B S.Ed., M.S.Ed. Slippery Rock. Edinboro State, Penn. State JAMES BEDFORD Social Studies B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed. Indiana Univ. of Pa., Edinboro State WILLIAM FLEMING Business Ed. B S.Ed., M.A.Ed. Indiana State Univ., Alleghany College JOSEPH KEBA Business Ed. B.S.Ed. Univ. of Indiana 117 ( — Department Head) RUTH BALDWIN French, Math A.B. Allegheny College, Kent State MARIA ALEA Spanish Normal School for Teachers Havana Univ. Cuba. Edinboro State, Penn State ROBERT WATTRAS Algebra, Trigonmetry B.S.Ed. Alliance, Edinboro State Allegheny Colleges RICHARD ZIRKLE Algebra, Plane Geometry B.S.Ed. Youngstown Univ., Edinboro State RICHARD BAKER Aviation Ed. B.S. Art Ed., M.Ed. Edinboro, Univ. of South Florida LOIS ALLEN Home making B.S.Ed. Villa Marie, Edinboro State RONALD WIEGLE Librarian B.S.Ed. Edinboro State VIRGINIA KLUZ Art Ed. B.S.Ed. Edinboro State 118 CAROL DEGRANGE English B.S.Ed. Allegheny College, Edinboro State JUNE SWITZER English B.A. Grove City College, Allegheny, Penn State. Edinboro State WILLIAM PEIFFLEY English, Driver Ed. B.S.Ed. Edinboro State BARBARA SPENCER English B.A.Ed., M.S.Ed. Allegheny, Edinboro State DOROTHY BILUNGS English B.S.Ed Edinboro State Gannon College A HAROLD OSBORNE Guidance Director B.S.Ed, M.S.Ed. Pena State, Westminister College, Ohio Univ. ROBERT BRAYMER Special Ed. B.S.Ed. Clarion State College VINA MERRITT Nurse R.N. Hamot Hospital, Edinboro State I 19 PATRONS Al's Clothes Shop Bonnie Zilhaver's Beauty Shop Clough Jewelry David Mead Inn Dewey Terrill's Garage Harold's Clothing Harriet's News Jacob Haller Company J. A. Deissler and Son John J. Shyrock Company Kirk's Snowmobile Malec's Clothing Shop Meadville Co-Operative Association Meadville Sporting Goods Peterson's Barber Shop Selly Almon Sporting Goods Sewing Boutique Smiths American Hardware ROBISON TRAVEL TRAILER SALES Rt. 98 at Blooming Valley RD 3 Meadville, Penna. (814) 724-8129 Northwestern Pennsylvania Dealer for Travel Trailers Airstream BIG STEVE'S TAPE SHACK 964 Park Avenue Meadville, Penna, 16335 (814) 724-3663 Open Daily 10 A.M. Complete Auto Stereo Equipment Lear Jet Car Tape Players And Speakers 8 Track Tapes and Stereo LF s Stephen A. Deeb, Proprietor JERRY'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP 625 Grant Street Saegertown, Penna. 16433 Scotty Serro Monitor Ace Argosy Truck Campers 5th Wheels Motor Homes Polaris Snowmobiles Phone 763-6098 120 FORMAL PATRONS Bar Bella Lounge Restaurant 1340 Conneaut Lake Road Meadville, Pa. Phone 724-8300 Brunot Hollabaugh 307 North Street Meadville, Pa. Phone 335-6259 Decorative Electric Center 1104 Water St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 724-6214 Dicks Arco Main Street Saegertown, Pa. Phone 763-9745 Firch Baking Company Subsidiary Kane-Miller Corp. 1220 West 20th St. Erie, Pa. 452-6486 Good Pie Bakery Perry Highway Saegertown, Pa. Phone 763-4651 Kepler Hotel 900 Market St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 336-5098 National Fuel Gas 901 Water St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 335-6267 North Street Auto Supply 416 North St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 724-2573 Park Shoe Stores 258 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. 724-7869 Phone Pinehurst Gift Shop Baldwin Street Extension Meadville, Pa. Phone 337-0929 Saegertown Dairy Isle Box 453 Main St. Saegertown, Pa. Call in orders 763-3333 The Richard Company RD 3 Baldwin Street Extension Meadville, Pa. Phone 336-3345 Wolffs Hardware 909 Market Street Meadville, Pa. Phone 724-5984 YOUR FRIENDS AT BALFOUR The Craftsmen who made Your Class Ring a Masterpiece and WILLIAM RED MOORE P. O. Box 431 Meadville, Pa. Join in Sending Their Congratulations and Best Wishes TO A GREAT CLASS IN ATTLG BORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUI INSIGNIA • MIDALS • TROPHIIS PLAQUIS • DIPLOMAS • COMMINCfMINT INVITATIONS 121 Congratulations SAEGERTOWN PHARMACY INC. “Your Family Health Center” Prescription Service Toys and Gifts Russel Stover Candies 440 Main St. Saegertown, Pa. Phone 763-2835 Compliments of ARRO FORGE Meadville, Penna. P rkwood Village Modern Mobilkome Sites Glenn Caoif ield - owner FKone%32l43 jj .A' v John Scherzcr Branch Mgr. 882 Park Ave. Meadville, Pa. Phone 336-1205 THE SHERW1N - WILLIAMS CO. WALTER J. LUIKART Eureka Hoover White Necchi vacuum cleaners sewing machines sales service 954 MARKET ST. MEADVILLE Phone 332-6261 Compliments of MEADVILLE FORGING CO. Meadville Pennsylvania 16335 Best Wishes From PIZZA PARLOR 962 Park Ave. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEADVILLE 421 North Street Meadville Pennsylvania Regular King 122 Compliments Compliments CARPENTER ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. 291 Chestnut St. ABEX S. J. STUART - JEWELER 215 Chestnut St Phone 332-7131 CORPORATION MEADVILLE. PENNA. 16335 Engineered Products Division WATSONS CHINA HOUSE Hotel Restaurant Bar Hospital Equipment Supplies Garth Watson 357 North St. Owner Meadville, Pa. PHONE 724-4020 MEADVILLE, PENNA. DILLAMAN BROTHERS BODY SHOP Complete Collision Service 24 hr. towing AAA 128 Lincoln Ave. Meadville Phone 336-3153 STANTON - RAND STUDIO THE BEST TO THE CLASS OF “75” 123 HUNTER FUNERAL HOME CONGRATULATIONS TO BECKY AND JUDY Established 1850 Saegertown, Pennsylvania Phone 763-2455 Phone: 336-2375 Smart Set SALON 288 North Street Meadville, Pa. 16335 Connie Vivian BRIGGS 1 HARDWARE East on Route 77 in Blooming Valley Compliments of SAEGERTOWN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 124 Compliments of Saepeitotm 'Pattern TROYER FARMS POTATO CHIPS AND SNACKS 403 MILL STREET PHONE: 814-763-4675 SAEGERTOWN, PA. 16433 Best Wishes From LAMPLIGHTER ROOM Waferford, Penna. 726-2611 905 Market Street Phone 332-5533 Congratulations Class of “75” Best Wishes CONRAD’S TAVERN RON AND DUANE Blooming Valley, Penna. SCHLOSSER Compliments of VENANGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Saegertown “True Value” Hardware 932 Diamond Park Meadville Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1975 ACTCO TOOL MFG. CO. THE MEADVILLE A1 Lowther Glen Canfield Robert Gruber TRIBUNE Philco Admiral TOWN AND COUNTRY TV Crawford County’s Largest Newspaper 327 Main Street Saegertown Phone 763-2288 Sylvania Sharp 125 SHERIFFS BARBER SHOP Haircuts and Hairstyling 483 Main Street Saegertown Tuesday thru Saturday 8 Serving the Area Over SO Years MEADOW BROOK DAIRY FOODS ETI SAEGERTOWN COMPONENTS A Division of GTI Corporation South Main Street Saegertown Phone (814) 763-2515 Telex: 91-4457 VANBUREN CALIFORNIA CRAFTS Jet. 98 198 Littles Comers Handmade Gifts for all Occasions Radio OTT'S Television 'Television Our Business — Color our Specialty. ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Calvin O. Ware, Agent Blooming Valley, Penna. 335-0265 Sylvania Zenith Park Avenue Plaza Meadville, Penna. Phone (814) 335-6265 814 763-6065 BAYFIELD ESTATES MOBILE HOMES THE SPUDNUT SHOP If You Like Donuts You Will Love Spudnuts 298 North Street Meadville Phone 335-7181 or 763-5981 Mobile home Sales - Lot rentals Bill Erica Shifflett R D. SI RESERVOIR ROAD SAEGERTOWN. PA. 16433 FAME MFG. INC. Mfg of Recreational Vehicles 329 Mill Street Saegertown Phone 763-5645 ARCO O SHOOP'S ARCO STATION Farm and Home Supply Co. Specializing in Personal Service and Quality NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE Quaker State Oil, Goodyear Tires, Red-Wing Shoes, Serus Rubber Footwear, Myers Pumps, Carhartt Clothing, Wrangler Clothing, McCulloch Chain Saws, Homelite Chain Saws Blooming Valley Gas — Oil — Tobacco — Soft Drinks Phone 336-4221 Rt. 198 E Saegertown, Pa. 763-5555 “ SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA MEADVILLE OFFICE 'W1 126 engineer Complete Design Engineering Mold Building Prototype Production Maintenance Repair o o Meadville PRECISION TOOL and MOLD, INC.e Baldwin St. Extension, Meadville, Pa. 16335 Phone (814) 724-4950 DAD'S DOG FOODS, INC P.O. Box 451-D Meadville Penna. 16335 Jeans — Tops — Jewelry Albums — Sundries — Misc. Rt. 19 — N. — Saegertown, Penna. HUGHSON CHEMICALS I LORD CORPORATION SAEGERTOWN, PENNA. 127 H H Saegertown Plaza Finest Meats in Crawford County Old Lonely C The Maytag x ® Repairman Says: WISHARTS Maiffags orefoo um dependable ) APPLIANCE CENTER 795 Gorden St Meadville, Pa. COMPLIMENTS MEADVILLE I I SUPPLY CO. PETERSONS AUTO SUPPLY 406 Main St. Meadville Penna. Phone 336-4151 CONGRATULATIONS 75 From The Year Book Staff Becky Briggs Judy Reichel Nancy Humes Mike Marvin Kim Roberts Mr. Baker Eileen Zinchiak Karen Hunter Kevin Briggs Jody Marley Sue Kaspick 8:30 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Saegertown, Pa. CARGO CLEANERS 1 Hour Cleaning 346 North Street 1000 Market Street MIRACLE LAKE CANDLE GIFT SHOP Unique jewelry, candles, gifts 411 Main St. Saegertown Pennsylvania Phone 763-3001 128 Putting ideas to work around the world in Machinery • Chemicals • Fibers • Films FMC n Dougherty Bros. SPORTING GOODS Sflffltrtown, Pa. 16433 INDUSTRIAL BATTLES MEAT PROCESSING PLANT Established 1945 Fiber Division Meadville R.D. 1 Moisertown Road Saegertown, Pa. 16433 Phone 763-4800 Best Wishes Class of 75 Whole Sale Meats to the Home BLOOMING VALLEY NURSERIES 724-2146 Rt. 77 FERRANTE BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 363 North St. Meadville, Penna Phone 336-2173 Standard Portable Typewriters Adding Machines PENNSYLVANIA FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC. P.O. Box 698 403 Mill Street Saegertown, Penn. 16433 Phone (814) 763-3425 Fire Extingishers sales service TRURAN BROS. PRINTERS NEW LOCATION 827 Mulberry near corner of North Water Phone 332-8571 129 BOB MILLER REAL ESTATE, INC TV -MUSIC lA il? APPLIANCE center 283 Chestnut Street, Meadville Magnavox -TV -Stero General Electric Appliances Wurlitzer -Pianos -Organs Hoover -Sweepers -Laundry Compliments to Class of “75” From SAEGER TO WN BEER DISTRIBUTORS 969 Park Avenue Meadville, Penna. Perry Highway -Saegertown Phone 763-6241 LUCY COURSON’S BEAUTY SALON 370 North Street Meadville, Penna. Appointments Not Always Necessary ‘The Place For A Hair Affair” WEBER -HARRIS FORD, INC RANDOLPH AND SONS Custom Leather Unusual Gifts 10 A.M. -6 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday Friday till 8 P.M. 422 Main St. Saegertown 763-5055 433 Baldwin Street Meadville, Penna. 16335 Phone 336-3166 ® KEITH'S SUNOCO State Inspection Station vfl | 1-79 and 198 '■'V J JJ R.D. 1 Saegertown, Penna. Complete Ford Sales and Service SEILER FARM EQUIPMENT R.D. 3 Meadville Route 77 Phone 724-1224 Heston-Allis Chalmbers -New Idea T-Bird -L.T.D. -Elite Torino -Granada -Mustang Maverick -Pinto -Trucks 130 ETHERIDGE— Electric Company Industrial Commercial Residential 247 Race Street P.O. Box 1349 Meadville. Penna. 16335 (814) 332-2195 WILSON BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Corner of Harmonsburg Road and Route 102 R.D. 2 Meadville. Penna. Phone 336-4439 or 336-4430 Best Wishes to the Class of “75” CA RLEEN MA URA NA 'S BE A UTY SA LON 533 Main Street Saegertown, Penna. Phone 763-3760 VAN TU1L PHOTO CENTER AND LOEFFLER'S FLOWER SHOP 207 Chestnut Street Meadville, Penna. 16335 KETCH AM BUILDER AND SUPPLY, INC. Baldwin Street Extension Meadville. Penna. 16335 DEAN’S JEWELRY Distinctive Jewelry and Gifts MEADVILLE OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Garage Doors. Electric Operators and Radio Controls R.D. 2 Meadville. Penna. 16335 Phone (814) 587-6067 FRENCH CREEK VALLEY MARKET Specializing in Freezer Beef by the Side or Quarter “Old Fashioned Service Cases” Saegertown Penna. ACKER'S GROCER Y STORE Groceries and Gasoline R.D. 1 Coon’s Corners Saegertown. Penna. 16433 MILK STEERE DAIRY, INC. R.D. 6 Liberty Street Extension Meadville. Penna. ♦Resi denti al ♦Commercial ♦Farms ♦Appraisals Vincent G. Dougherty John F. Hamilton Anthony M. Mancuso Real Estate Brokers Mult.j -Li st FUTURE Real Estate 709 Terrace St. Meadville, Pa. 72b-3300 Four years ago in the fall A dream began to be realized at Saegertown. It took the shape of a brand new school. With all its splendor. Each classroom and hall telling its own story. It survived its first class of students. Then continued to live through two more. Until the class that went through it for all four years. Was finally going to say farewell. But their spirit and the school will always live on. Within the school friendships are found and treasured. Good memories and some sad ones too. Maybe a tear here, but always a smile remembered. Lots of hard work but a great deal of satisfaction. Class of '75, Look back at that school every once in awhile. But always look forward, To the future that will be your life. The above was revised from a poem found when the Yearbook Staff went to Buffalo this past summer. We, the Seniors, have attended this school for the past four years since its first existence. The Staff tried to use this idea as a theme in putting this book together. Best of Luck to the graduating Seniors as they leave this school for the last time and may they look back at only the good memories. Sincerely, Becky Briggs Editor 132 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs -• ■■