Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

Ca Saltianna Saltsburg {Junior - Senior School Saltsburg, Pennsylvania Volume 53 The glory of friendship is in the outstretched hand, the kindly smile, and the joy of companionship) it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone believes in him and is willing to trust him with his friendship. Introduction Page 1 2 And all I’ve got are some photographs and I realize those times aren’t coming back. Seniors Page 8 There is a past that is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own. Underclassmen Page 30 I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one! faculty Page 44 Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it. � I Activities Page 54 Cherish yesterday, live today, and dream of tomorrow. Music Page 88 Friendly, moody, soothing, lovely; All these are the true joys of Sound. Sports Page lOO No athlete is crowned but in the sweat of his brow. Advertisements Page 132 There is a great joy that comes from the support of good friends. Zhe J9S0 Ca Saltianna Js Proudly 'Dedicated Zo . . . “Zhose Who Care Zo the A ZMjCSZSS who put in extra hours of practice to train their bodies for discipline and perfection. Zhey give us school pride. Zo the SZUDSftZS who strive for academic achievement. Zhey value today’s experience and anticipate the challenge of the future. Zo the ZSACMSKS who have that special ability to spark the motivated students and the understanding to help those who need assistance. Zhey create interesting classes that the students are proud to be a part of. Zo the ADMWJSZKA ZOKS who organize and lead us in our pursuit of education. Zhey work to make the school system a success. Zo the PAKSNZS and COMMU-NJZy who make the effort to support us in our activities and back us in our attempts to grow and learn. Zhey give us the encouragement we need to strive for achievement. Zhe accomplishments of all those who care about our school and community deserve to be recognized and honored. Zhe yearbook Staff is proud to pay tribute to this outstanding group! 3or Zhose Who Care Walking through the crowded halls at school. Looking neither right nor left, but down at my shoes. Staring straight ahead, pretending others aren't there. Wanting to reach out but not quite ready to dare. I’ve passed up many people who I see every day. Not giving them a second look, just staying far away. I've labeled many others as snobs and creeps and such. When I don't even talk to them or get to know them much. I'm afraid to make the first move, to smile or say Hello.” Afraid of getting a stare in return which will make my pride burn. I wish I didn't seem quite so cold on the outside. Peep in my soul. I want to reach out. I really do. Because I'd like to be friends with someone like you. I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. I love you not only for what you have made of yourself. but for what you are making of me. I love you because you have done more than any creed could have done to make me happy. You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign. You have done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being a friend means after all. 9or Zkosc Who Care About. •. T . . . -:,v • • ate. 55JS . •« tfi- j Z I - v' V., { -r. 19$; $gr ■ - Jr wJ 2 . :-W' 'tttrJfrt «t .SC-4 ( . % -'■■■ -•- %V fc: YriSEAkfiSS 3l � Sfes% R|sj ; - -'sSSwT?.-: • • ' wSSiffia ?Vs ii'; ?vr •:•.� ' ? V -.-iVfc r J .j 3? a®:; •«: «.«r r.; w ' � '• . ' i� v 's-:' i. . wii : '- ■ V-v - ’ «• ' ' • H ’ 'j6. ' 1 .- • -•; v . 1 .• ■ va « rd .-i -J- . ■{••; -.?■•, v ’:-c-;v I r V A f' v r Igl mm 000 m . • • .� -Wp'rf. ■v® ? rfv; '-• yx% .Jj V •• V' J , . ly . • : T; f ,.‘.f ■� wj � • -rl. V 0 ' 3i .2v rffe ‘ ■ a C sN - « '-S . r • • ;• 1 $. A . •� •■ « � -1 ' . ' � ■. 'J' V • 5 , . 6iv • ‘ ■' ' ' • ••' -• . V f. ‘ • : v ■ J j i 'V'vv' Senior Class Officers - Class Mis tory Dave Ciocca - President. Sally Anderson - Vice President, Patty McConnell Secretary, Tina Brunecke - Treasurer, Mr. Fenoglietto - Advisor. The class of 1980 is about to step into a world unknown to us. In the last six years we have become a unique class comprised of many different individuals. It was during our Freshman year that we began to build a reputation. During 1976-77 our officers were Dave Ciocca, Ken McDowell, Linda Urban, and Tami Roman. Our class presented the 1977 Sweater Hop. entitled Nights to Remember. As Sophomores, our class held the annual Christmas Dance, entitled Winter Wonderland, and of course this was the year we received our class rings. We were so proud that people began to hear that the class of 1980 did exist. The leaders of our sophomore year were Dave Ciocca, Cindy Shedlock, Norma Perkins and Tami Roman. Once Juniors, we began to think about the 1979 prom. First we elected officers to organize things. This year we chose Cindy Shedlock, Sally Anderson. Joyce Corbin, and Norma Perkins as officers. Today. Tomorrow, Forever was the theme for our prom. It was held at the Omni House, and no one will ever forget selling magazines and blowing up balloons for decorations. (Those that attended will always remember the hypnotist and the lady in red.) Now we are Seniors! It is hard to believe at times, but it is something our class truly earned. For this last year we voted Dave Ciocca. Sally Anderson, Patty McConnell and Tina Brunecke as our class officers. They will lead us to the end of our high school days and to a new beginning in life. 10 May each and every senior in the class of 1980 become one bright star in the world they are about to enter! CLASS COLORS: Burgundy and Ivory CLASS FLOWER: Apple Blossoms CLASS SONG: Time (Pink Floyd) Seniors Show Zrue Spirit Photographs And Memories Toro, Toro. Grin and bear it. Zke Memories Of Zhis fear Will Never Me forgotten Jack Frost nipping at my nose. Eency Weency spider went up the water spout... Steve’s favorite past time. Thank’s for the gumballs! Sneakin’ a peek. ’’The Three Stooges SSNJORS. . Jn A Class All Our Own! Senior Personalities FRIENDLY FLIRTS Cindy Shedlock and Ken McDowell CLASSY CLOTHES Lisa Buttkevitz and Tom Moon 16 CHATTER BOXES Lisa Verna, Rick Grdgon and Brenda Libengood MUSIC MAKERS Charlene Davis and Dave Ciocca Senior Personalities i r THAT PEPSODENT SMILE” Rick Ashbaugh and Colleen Steel MASTERMINDS Sally Anderson and Larry Bridge EYES THAT TALK Ken Cindric and Tina Brunecke ARTISTICALLY INCLINED Robyn Moran and Eric Hess 17 Senior Personalities MOST VERSATILE Joyce Corbin and Bruce Shaulis Only Their Hairdresser Knows Steve Wilson and Norma Perkins MOST MEMORABLE Joyce Corbin and Patty McConnell 18 DEVILISH DUO Mary Kachonik and Chuck Fairmen MOST DEPENDABLE Patty McConnell and Scott Clawson 21 1 ! j r a Karen Adams Sally Anderson KAREN ADAMS Gigger — Hobbies and interests include sewing and cooking. SALLY JEAN ANDERSON — YEA 2.3.4. GAA 2.3.4 Saltshaker 3. Editor 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Varsity S” 4. Band 1.2.3.4. County Band 1.3. American Legion Award. Class Vice President 3.4. Senior Personality Most Likely to Succeed . Basketball I.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Softball 1.2,3 Powderpuff Football. LARRY JOSEPH ANDREI Lips” — Sportsman's Club I.2.3.4, Yearbook 4 . . . Plans for the future are to attend technical school . . . Hobbies include photography. RICHARD ANTHONY ASHBAUGH Hodman — Sportsman's Club 1.2.3.4. President 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Advertising Committee 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. . . Future plans are to attend technical school . . . Hobbies and interests include shooting pool and softball. Larry Andrei Richard Ashbaugh Catherine Astolos Stephen Baird CATHERINE ELIZABETH ASTOLOS Cathy — Yea I.2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. FHA 1.2.3. Treasurer 4. V.P. of Devotions GAA 1.2.3. Salt-shaker Staff 3.4. Business Manager. Library Club 3.4. Chorus 1.2. County Chorus 1.2. Basketball I. Softball Manager 1.3. Powderpuff football . . . Future plans are to attend college . . . Interests include organ and piano. STEPHEN BAIRD Steve — Sportsman's Club I.2.3.4 Yearbook 4. . . Plans to attend trade school for deisel mechanics . . . Hobbies include photography. PAUL BARNHART Barney — Future plans are to start his own construction Co . . . Hobbies and interests include Harley Davidson's. KATHI JO BELL - YEA I.2.3.4. Secretary 4. GAA 1.3. FHA 4. Library Club 3. Saltshaker Staff 4. Editor 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Varsity S” 4. Chorus 1.2. County Chorus 1.2. SAY I. Volleyball I.2.3.4. Softball I. Powderpuff Football Captain 4... Future plans are to go to college and major in communications. Paul Barnhart Kathi Bell 19 HELENE BOYD Lene” Library Club 3.4. School Newspaper U.3.4. FHA 4, YEA 4. Yearbook 3.... Plans to attend college and get a degree in preveterinary medicine and then attend veterinarian school . . . Hobbies include reading, writing, horseback riding, and cooking. VICTORIA MARIE BREWER Vicky” — YEA 2.3.4. Yearbook 3. Sports man’s Club 4. GAA 3. Library Club 3,. . . Softball I. Powderpuff 3. I . . Plans to work with children and get married. LARRY J BRIDGE — YEA 4. ARRN React 2.3.4.... Plans to go to college and study medicine . . . Likes to hunt and go horseback riding. JOSEPH R. BROWN Cool Joe” — Chorus 4. Yearbook 4.. . . Plans to go into the automotive field ... Likes to build models and drag racing. Helene Boyd Victoria Marie Brewer Larry J. Bridge Joseph R. Brown Tina Marie Brunecke Walter Buchinsky TINA MARIE BRUNECKI — YEA 3.4. GAA 3. Yearbook 4. Teacher s Secretary 4. Flagteam 3.4. Homecoming Court 4. Senior Class Treasurer. Senior Personality Prettiest Eyes.” . . . Powderpuff 3.4. . . . Plans to attend Business School. WALTER BUCHINSKY - FFA_______Plans to work in the coal mines . . . Likes cars, playing pool, hunting, softball. BETH MARIE BUTEKOFF Beth — GAA 1.2.3. YEA 1.2. Yearbook 3.4. Girls’ Varsity $ 4. Treasurer 4. Student Council 2. Teacher’s Secretary 4. Homecoming Court 4. Flagteam 3. Captain 4. . . . Volleyball I.2.3.4 I . . . Plans to attend Business School . . . Interests include Mike . LISA CAROL BUTTKEVITZ Lisa” — YEA I.2.3.4 Band I.2.3.4. Drum Majorette 3.4. FHA 1.4. GAA 3. Library Club 3. Saltshaker Staff 3.4. Literary Magazine 4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. SAY 3. . . . Plans to attend college . . . Enjoys music and swimming. i Beth Marie Butekoff Lisa Carol Buttkevitz MICHAEL CHIAPPETTA MIKE” — FFA 4 ... Future plans are to attend techinical school . . . Hobbies include hunting and welding. OWEN K. CINDRIC KEN” — Varsity Club 2.3.4 . . . Football U.3.4 . . . Freshman Sweater Hop escort . .. Senior personality Prettiest Eyes” . . . Future plans are to get a job . . . Hobbies and interests include hunting, fishing, and riding dirt bikes. DAVID ALLEN CIOCCA DAVE” — Varsity Club 2.3.4. Class President 1.2.4 .. . Sweater Hop escort . . . I. U. P. Honors Band 3.4 .. . Wrestling 2.3. Football 1.2. Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball . . . Hobbies include running and playing the trumpet. SCOTT EUGENE CLAWSON LEFTY” BEAVER” — Sportsman s Club 1.2, Varisty Club 3.4. Student Council 3 . . . Football I.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. Track I.2.3.4 ... Future plans are to attend college for Journalism .. . Hobbies include hunting, beer can collecting, and fishing. Michael Chiappetta Owen K. Cindric Scott Eugene Clawson Mary Ann Collins Joyce Louise Corbin David Allen Ciocca John Corridoni MARY ANN COLLINS — Future plans are to go to college and major in child care . . . Hobbies and interests include swimming, skating, baseball, bike riding, and babysitting. JOYCE LOUISE CORBIN - YEA I.2.3.4. Vice President 3. GAA 1.2.3, Varstiy S 4. Vice President 4. Student Council 2.3. Vice President 3. Junior Class Secretary Sweater Hop escort. Homecoming Court. Yearbook Editor . . . Cheerleader 2.3.4. Co - Captain 4. Volleyball I.2.3.4. Basketball !. Softball I. Powderpuff football . . . Future plans are to attend college. JOHN CORRIDONI J.P.” — Future plans are to work in the coal mines . . . Hobbies include hunting, and sports. CHARLENE LORRAINE DAVIS CHAR - Band I.2.3.4. County Band I.2.3.4. YEA 1.4. Saltshaker Staff 3.4. FHA 1.4. GAA 1.2.3. Teacher’s. Senior Personality Most Musical . . . Future plans are to attend Westmoreland County Community College for Data Processing . . . Hobbies and interests include horses and horseback riding. 21 JODY DEDITCH — YEA U.4. GAA 1.3.3. EHA I . . . Best friends include Frank. Colleen. Shari. Diane, and Sherry . . . Likes to spend time with Frank . . . Favorite color is blue . . . Favorite song is Good Times. DOUGLAS GLEN DEEMER - Varsity Club I.3.3.4 . . . Football I.3.3.4. Wrestling I.3.3.4. All Star Team 3. Track 1.3.3 . . . Future plans are to attend Vale Tech . . . Likes to spend leisure time at Wendy’s . . . Hobbies include working on cars. SERGIO DiLASCIO Serg” — Plans for the future include attending trade school. . Interests include working with wood, working on cars, and playing softball. CHUCK FAIRMAN Charlie or Chuckles — FFA 3.3.4. . . . Plans for the future include entering the Air Force to learn a trade . . Hobbies are collecting old bottles, hunting, fishing, and building models . . . Interests include girls, high performance cars, trucks, and motorbikes. Jody Deditch Douglas Glen Deemer Sergio DiLascio Charles Fairman Robert Fink. Jr. James Good Robert Gorton Mark Alan Gould ROBERT WAYNE FINK. JR. Bob. Mole. Fink Sportman’s Club 3.4 YEA 3.4 Yearbook 3. Editor 4. Advertising Staff . . Future plans are undecided . . Hobbies and friends are Photography. Parties. Carol. Aleta. Hoot. Flip. Little Hoot, and Mandy. JAMES GOOD Jim — FFA 1.3.3.4 . . Sportsman’s Club. 3 . . Plans for the future are to attend Vale Tech . . Hobbies include, hunting, fishing, and trapping. ROBERT GORTON — Literary Magazine. 4 . Plans for the future include working in an office environment . . Hobbies are Typing, and Hiking. MARK ALAN GOULD Band. I. 3. 3. 4. Sportsman’s Club I. 3. 3. 4 Future plans are to attend college for electrical training Hobbies include hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and playing in the band . His interests are ecology centered. ERIC PAUL GRDGON Sturg or Rick” — Yearbook Staff 4. Home coming Escort. Football 3. Wrestling 3.4.. . Plans for the future are to establish a career in a type of technology... Hobbies include hunting, horseback riding, fishing, and tennis. ROBERT KEITH GRDGON Sturg” — Football 3.4. Track 3. Hobbies and interests include hunting, fishing, football, tennis, and swimming. DAVID LYNN HALL Grizz” — Varsity Club 3.4. Football 3.4.. . Future plans are to become a welder and work in a power plant . . . Hobbies and interests include hunting, trapping, fishing, biking, and girls. JOHN EDWARD HANNA Chico” — Sportsman's Club 1.3.4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Literary Magazine 4. Band . . . Future plans are to attend technical school for electronics . . . Hobbies and interests include C.B.’s. electronics, and photography. Eric Grdgon Robert Grdgon David Hall John Hanna Kelly Hanson Mark Heath KELLY ANN HANSON Kal” — YEA 3.3.4. Yearbook Staff 3.4. GAA 3. Literary Magazine 4. FHA 4. Saltshaker Staff 4. Chorus 3.3.4. Powder puff football. Future plans are to attend college and become an officer of the United States Navy . . . Interests include playing the guitar, singing, and photography. Mark J. Heath — Chess club 1.3. YEA 1.3. Varsity Club 3.3.4 .. . Football I. Wrestling I.3.3.4 .. . future plans are to go to college .. . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and wrestling. ERIC JOHN HESS mouse” — Saltshaker Staff 3.3. Literary Magazine 4 . . . Plans for the future are to go to an art school, and to become a professional artist . . . hobbies include drawing, writing, and collecting comics. TIM HESS D9” —Sportmans Club . . . plans for the future are to drive truck . . . hobbies are racing on the road and working on cars and engines. Eric Hess Tim Hess Robin Lynn Jones Bill Hill BILL HILL BONES” — Spoilsman's Club 1.2. Varsity Club 1.2.3 . . . Wrestling 1.2.3. Track 1.2. Football I . . . Future plans are to become a Union Carpenter. . . . Hangs around with Franco. Baddad. Bird Lips, and Chops. ROBIN LYNN JONES BOOBILY” — YEA 2.3.4 Library Club 3.4. FHA 2.3. Yearbook staff 3.4. Chorus 1.2.3.4 County Chorus 1.2. Literary Staff 4. Spanish Club . . . Future plans are to attend I. U. P. for nursing . . . Hobbies and interests include water skiing. 4 - wheeling, going to parties and movies . . . Best friends are Debbie Parson and Kelly Hanson . . . Likes color black. MARY JANE KACHONIK — GAA 1.2.3. YEA I.2.3.4. FHA 1.2. Saltshaker 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Powderpuff Football. Teacher’s Secretary 4. Advertising Committee 4 . . . Future plans are to attend business school . . . Likes to bake and work . . . Friends include Cindy. Linda. Joyce. Patty. Beth, and Norma . . . Senior Personality Practical Joker. MICHAEL KARP MIKE” —Future plans are to attend college. Mary Jane Kachonik Michael Karp Sherry Lynn Kier Rudolph Leroy Kuhner SHERRY LYNN KIER SHER — YEA I.2.3.4. GAA 1.2.3. Yearbook 3.4 . . . Favorite color is green . . . Friends include Cathy. Steve. Brenda. Colleen. Jody. Diana, and Shari. RUDOLPH LEROY KUHNER RUDY” — FFA I.2.3.4. Sportsman s Club 1.2.3 ... Future plans are to become a diesel mechanic or truck driver . . . Hobbies and interests include hunting, fishing, and archery. BRENDA LIBENGOOD BOOB” - FHA I.2.3.4. GAA 3. YEA 4. Year book staff 4. Saltshaker Staff 4. Teacher’s Secretary 4 . . . Powderpuff Football . . Future plans are to take night courses to become a secretary . . . Interests include dancing . . . Friends include Shari. Diana. Sherry. Jody. Colleen. Gerry. Debbie. Ed. Randy, and Heavy. RUSSELL ALBERT LIBENGOOD BAG” — Sportsman's Club 1.2. Varsity Club 2.3.4 . . . Football I. Wrestling 3. Track 2 . . . Future plans are to attend trade school to become a carpenter . . . Friends include Bones. Franco. Bird. Donkey, and J.O.B. Brenda Libengood Russell Albert Libengood SHARI LOMBARDI - YEA 3. GAA 3. FFA I. Student Secretary 4 . . . Future plan are to become a beautician or to design clothes . . . Hobbies and interests include bowling, rollerskating, and guys. PATRICIA LYNN McCONNELL PATTY — GAA 1.3.3. Student Council 3. Yearbook staff 3.4. YEA 1.3.3.4 — Historian 3. Sweater Hop announcer . . . Future plans are to attend college for Animal Science . . . Hobbies and interests include horseback riding, and jogging. KENNETH JOHN McDOWELL MUCK” — Varsity Club I.3.3.4 — Sec retary - Treasurer 4. Sportsman's Club I. Freshman class vice - president. Sweater Hop escort. Homecoming escort. Senior personality Most Flirtatious . . . Wrestling 1,3.3.4. Football 1.3.3 . . . Future plans are to attend college. KIM McKEEVER NUT” STRETCH — FFA . . . Football 4. . . Future plans are to work for a drilling company . . . Hobbies and interests include football, softball, and basketball. Shari Lombardi Patricia Lynn McConnell Kenneth John McDowell Kim McKeever Brian McKinney William McMillen BRIAN McKINNEY — Sportsman's Club 4 . . . Future plans are to become a diesel mechanic . . . Hobbies and interests include model trains, models, tractors, and working with mechanics. WILLIAM McMILLEN BUMBLE BEE — Saltshaker Staff I.3.3.4. Literary Magazine Staff 4 . . . Future plans are to attend Penn State for 5 years to become an architect . . . Hobbies and interests include modeling and working on cars. TOM MOON -Track I . . . Likes to work on race car and race. NORMA JO PERKINS - NORM — GAA U.3. Girls Varsity S 4 Secretary 4. YEA 1,3, Student Council 1,3.3 — Secretary 3. Sophomore class secretary. Junior class treasurer. Freshman Sweater Hop escort. Homecoming Oueen. Senior personality Prettiest Hair . Cheerleader 1.3,3.4 - Captain 4 . . . Future plans are to attend Bible college Friends include Beth. Mark. Tina. Mary. Cindy. Linda. Patty. Joyce, and Jeff. Tom Moon Norma Jo Perkins ANTHONY WILLIAM POMPOSINI Toni - Sportsmans Club 3. YEA 4. Freshmen Sweater Hop Announcer . . . Future plans are to probably work in the mines. Hobbies include playing the guitar and hunting. DAN RESNICK Frez — Sportsman's Club 1.2, Football 2. . . Future plans are to attend trade school . . . Hobbies and interests include hunting, fishing, and skiing. JAMES ROBINSON Gonzo” — Sportsman’s Club 2. Football I,.. Future plans are to attend technical school.. . Hobbies and interests include nunting. fishing, traping. and motorcross drag racing. CHERYL LYNN RUGH GAA 1.2.3. FHA 1.3.4. Yearbook advertising 4. Powderpuff football . . . Hobbies and interests include cooking, baseball. and football. Tony Pomposini Dan Resnick James Robinson Cheryl Rugh Lisa Schardt Scott Shaffor USA VICTORIA SCHARDT — YEA I.2.3.4. Library Club 3.4. Saltshaker 2.3.4. Yearbook 3.4. Literary Magazine 4 ... Plans for the future are to attend I.U.P. and major in Nursing . . . Interests include reading, macrame. walking, writing, cooking, and listening to the stereo. SCOTT SHAFFOR Butter — Future plans are to become and auto and diesel mechanic ... Hobbies include motor cycling and customizing cars, trucks, and vans. DENNIS SHARP Sharpy” — Plans for the future are to run a large dairy farm . . . Interests include playing football, race car driving, motorcycle racing, roller skating, and auto body work. BRUCE ALAN SHAULIS MShaul — Varsity Club. Football I.2.3.4. Bas ketball 1.2.3.4. Track I . . . Future plans are to find a good job . . . Interests include sports and being with friends. 26 Dennis Sharp Bruce Shaulis Cynthia Shedlock Bonnie Shields CYNTHIA ANN SHEDLOCK Cin — GAA 1.2.3. YEA I.2.3.4. Student Council 2.3. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Teacher's Secretary 4. Flagteam 2, Majorettes 3.4. Head Majorette 4. Vice President 2. President 3. Sweater Hop Escort I. Seventh Grade Sweater Hop Crown Bearer, Senior Personality Most Flirtatous Homecoming Court 4.. . Accepted to Westmoreland Community College. Jim” BONNIE MARIE SHIELDS Bones” — FFA 1.2. GAA 2. FHA 3_____plans to get a better job. . . . Likes Horseback riding, fishing, sewing, reading, and going to the movies, favorite color is blue. Friends include Cheryl. Karen Donna. Barb. Sherry, and Mary Ann. SCOTT SHIRLEY Scott” — Sportsman’s Club 1.2.3. . . . plans to go to Tech school or working in Heating and Air condi Conditioning Business. . . . Likes riding motorcycles, and hunting and fishing. DONNA SINCLAIR Fish” — Plans to go to Ohio and get a good paying job and also have a happy life--Likes to listen to music. cook, and have a good time. Scott Shirley Donna Sinclair Debora Smartnick Kevin Sorbin DEBORA ANN SMARTNICK Debbie” — Yearbook 4.... Plans to go to Art School to be an artist, be a guitar player in a rock - n - roll band. . . Likes art. playing the guitar, listening to music. Bruce Springsteen. KEVIN SORBIN — Sportsman’s Club 3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4.. . . Plans to go to Carpenter School to become a carpenter. . . . Likes playing football and all other sports, swimming, motorcycle riding, hunting, fishing, and to make things out of wood. DALE SPEEDY - Sportsman’s Club I.2.3.4. YEA 3. FFA I.2.3.4.. . . Plans to get into some phase of Agriculture.. . . Likes to ride motorcycles, play football, go hunting and fishing. COLLEEN STEELE Weenie — YEA 1.2.4. YEA Treasurer 4. FHA 1.4. GAA 1.2.3. SAY I. Flagteam 4. Band 1.2.3. Advertising Committee 4. Teacher's Secretary 4. Sweater Hop Usher I. Softball 2. . . . Best friends: Joe. Jody Diana. Tina Shari, likes to spend time with Joe. Dale Speedy Colleen Steele Diana Stiffcy Andy Taulbee DIANA STIFFEY Baba” — GAA 3. FFA I. Student Secretary 4. Advertising Committee 4. . . Hobbies include horseback riding . . . Spends free time with Brian. ANDY TAULBEE Benny” — FFA 1.2.3,4, . . Future plans are to attend Dubois school of trade . . . Interests include pool, softball, hunting, fishing, and partying. LINDA ARLEEN URBAN Girls Varsity S' 2.3.4. Pres. 4. YEA 1.3.4. GAA 1.2.3. Sweater Hop escort. Secretary of freshman class. Yearbook staff 4. Student council 4. Teacher's secretary 4. Advertising committee 4, Basketball 2.3.4. Softball I.2.3.4, Powderpuff football. Senior personality Most Athletic” . . . Future plans are to attend business school . . . Hobbies include playing the guitar . . . Interests include George . TERRY JOSEPH VALORE Lundo” — Varsity club 2.3.4. Football 3.4. Wrestling 3.4. Track 2. Hobbies include hunting, fishing, biking, and being with girlfriend. Linda Urban Terry Valore Lisa Verna Sheri Vought LISA MARIE VERNA Pungi” — YEA I.2.3.4. GAA 3. FHA 4. Shaltshaker staff 1,2.3. Yearbook staff 3.4, Teacher’s Secretary 4. . . Future plans are to attend college for business and to make life the best she can ... Hobbies and interests include music, reading, and working at the drugstore. SHERI LYNN VOUGHT — YEA I.2.3.4. Saltshaker staff I.2.3.4. FHA I.2.3.4 pres, two years. GAA I.2.3.4. Yearbook staff 3.4. Library club 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Majorette 3.4. Volleyball 2.3.4, Powderpuff football... Future plans are to major in medical labortory technology . . . . Hobbies and interests include swimming, baton twirling, crocheting, horses, and horseback riding. BARB WALLACE — SAY I. GAA 2.3. YEA I.2.3.4. FHA I.2.3.4. Sportsman's club 1.2 Literary Mag. 4. Saltshaker staff 2.3,4. Library club 3.4. Yearbook staff 4. Chorus I.2.3.4, County chorus 2,3.4. Powderpuff football . . . Future plans are to go to college and become an actress and singer . . . Hobbies and interests include raising animals, music, singing, swimming, dancing and T.V. DANIEL JOSEPH WALLACE JR. Schmoe” — FFA I.2.3.4. Band 2.3.4. Sportsman's club 4. . . Future plans are to join the U.S. Air Force Reserves and become an automotive and deisel mechanic .. . Hobbies and interests include baseball, football, putting models together, play ing the guitar and saxaphone. Barb Wallace Daniel Wallace TIM WALTER Speed” — Varsity Club. Football. Basketball. Track . . . Future plans are to join the marines . . . Hobbies and interests include hunting, hanging out at the party hut. ED WARGO Smooth” — Varsity Club 2.3.4. Basketball 2.3.4. Football 4. Track 2.3.4 . . . Plans to attend college . . . Hobbies are all sports, hunting, and fishing. STEVE WILSON Flip — Future plans are to work in the coal mines or attend Vocational - Technical School . . . Interests include cars, hunting, playing pool, and Sherry. Timothy Walter Edward Wargo IF - If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you. But make allowance for their doubting too If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. Or. being lied about, don't deal in lies. Or. being hated, don’t give way to hating. And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise; If you can dream - and not make dreams your masters; If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to broken. And stoop and build 'em up with wornout tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it one one turn of pitch - and - toss. And lose, and start agains at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on”; If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with kings nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you. but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run -Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it. And - which is more • you’ll be a Man. my sonl Rudyard Kipling Steve Wilson Steve Clawson 29 9or Zkose Who Care About . . junior Class Molds Prom Connie Albright Paul Ashbaugh Tracy Baird Jon Bell Richard Bendis Jerry Brady Mike Brosko James Brown Mark Bucci Michael Bucco Bonnie Busi Leonard Cessna David Christerson Angela Ciocca Judy Ciocca Judy Clawson Steve Clawson Tina Condor Nick Davis Jeffrey Deemer Malee DeLuca Edward Draghi Wesley Dunn Amy Feiling David Fink Randy Fink Ronda Fricke Mike Glenn Paul Gould Jeffrey Gozelanczyk Paul Hall Bobbie Haney Karen Hanna Wendy Heimberger Amy Kiser Richard Kosker Fredinand Lewis 32 Timothy Lewis Jay Little Stacy Marchitelli Kelly McDivitt Wendy McKeever Brad McQuade Loretta Moon Kevin Nagg Tammy Nagg Joseph Nepsha Debbie Parson Stan Pizer Donald Pride Jodie Reed Pamela Reed Robert Reese Terri Richards Anita Rocco Brenda Rombach Pamela Ross Donna Sharp Brett Shaulis Colleen Sheleheda Jill Shermenti Joseph Shermenti Brad Shirley Gary Simpson Tammy Sinclair Melissa Skinner Randy Stitt Patty Sneller Debbie Spellane Randy Swartz Beth Ann Taylor Brian Treece Denise Umbaugh Craig Urban Jeffrey Waddle David Webb Chris White Yvonne Wright Leslie Woodrow Mark Work Edward Zelich Linda Zerfoss ✓ 33 Sophomores Order Class Kings Bob Ader Glenn Anderson James Andrei Barry Auen Edgar Auen Ray Auen Elizabeth Ashbaugh Beth Baird Jeffrey Baird Marla Bankage Brian Bedick David Bell David Beidi Cynthia Bender Sara Blasin Todd Brosko Daniel Brown Jeffrey Bucci Jeffrey Carr Sondra Carr Jeffrey Clawson Joel Clawson Robin Clawson Ethel Coleman Cheryl Compton Tammy Cornman Ronald Corradim Mary Jo Crusan Anna Curto Marlene Dietrick Roy Dietrick Gaetano DiLascio Edward Dishong Cynthia Dunn Officers: Pres. - Jeff Fulton. Treas. - Tammy Kelly. V. Pres. - Lee Kuhner. Sec. -Todd Brosko. Advisor Mr. Gordish. 9k- •'V-- NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 34 Mary Eaton Barbara Fairman Terri Fiaminio Jeffrey Fletcher Albert Frassenie Robin Fricke Jeffrey Fulton Randy Flawkey Debra Flays Diane Flays Donna Flays Jean Hilty Stacy Johns Robert Jorgenson June Kelly Tammy Kelly Tracy Keltz Thomas Kitchen Gregory Kochanowski Kevin Kogat Lee Kuhner Alan Kuzmin Sam Libengood Robert Long Lori Lynn Russell Maruca Denise McCully Tracy McKeever Charlotte McQuade Carol Moon Paula Moran Douglas Nixon Mike Okopal Michele Olliver Flarvey Oskey Steve Parson David Parson Katherine Perfetta Kimberly Peterson Randy Pierce Ronald Pierce Rick Polahar David Poorman Mark Potts Bill Powell Karen Radomski Brian Reid Laura Repine Kimberly Rugh Roy Schiffmacher Robin Sharp Brenda Shaulis Ruth Anne Shearer Garry Sillman Shawn Sillman Sandy Sinclair 35 John Smathers Dennis Sorbin Joseph Stevenson Mary Stuller Cindy Taylor Amy Urban Mark Porter PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Karen Kuhner David Vensel Kenneth Waldenville Timothy Williams Steve Woodhall Randy Yeager Mark Hainan Sreskman Class Molds Sweater Mop Cathy Anderson Carol Ashbaugh Marnie Blankenship Kenneth Boyd Noreen Brady Karen Brosko Edward Brown Lydia Brown David Brunecke Pamela Brunner John Bucco Anthony Butekoff Tom Chiappetta Dawn Cindric Linda Ciocca Evelyn Clawson John Clawson Keith Clawson Tina Cole Rebecca Coulter Patricia Davenport Marisa DiFrancis Mario DiLascio Sondra Dollman Annette Draghi Gloria Dunn Terri Dunn Robert Frassenie David Fox Scott Fox Todd Fulton Tony Gorton Carol Gyenes Donald Flarkleroad Jane Flarkleroad William Hazard Charles Hill Kelly Hill Mark Hinchman Kevin Hoak William Hutton Denise Kaito Constance Karp Charles Kelly Janice Kelly 37 Stephen Kopchick Leon Kreuzberger Patrick Lezard Terri Lombardi Elizabeth Long Terry Lynch Chris Lynn Darrin Machak Merle McCutchen David McDowell Randy McMillian Leonard Mizenko Leonard Montegna David Nagg Thomas Okapol Wendy Orvosh Jackie Parson Michael Parson Michelle Payne Theresa Payne Joseph Pistininzi Ida Pratt James Quick Mark Quick Richard Quick Denise Radomski Kimberely Raihl Kristin Resnick Glenn Richards Theodore Rimmel Felix Rocco Catherine Ross Earnest Sharon Laura Sharp Cathy Shaulis Ricky Shaulis Freshmen Class Officers — Thomas Okapol - President, Sheryl Travis - Secretary, Cathy Anderson - V. President, Cathy Shaulis - Treasurer. Advisor - Miss Polochko. r tjftEET $ SORRY, NO PHOTO M SORRY. NO PHOTO 38 Harold Shearer Jacqueline Shermenli Brian Shirley Jodie Shondelmayer Jessie Sinclair Paul Smidga Tom Pizer Jacqueline Solar Malt Speedy Terry Stockdill Robin Swartz James Testa Sheryl Travis Donna Nagg Bradley Turk Jill Turk Sheri Turnbull Robin Whitesel Denise Wylie Christopher Yeager Dana Zelich Robert Zimmerman Joe Pomposini 39 Eighth graders Move Up Jn Zhe World Rhonda Adair Leonard Adams Brian Aikens Shirley Astolos Richard Bates Dave White Kenneth Batey Kevin Batey Douglas Bender Lori Blankenship James Bonelli Perry Brink Jorgette Brosko Shirley Bruner Karen Buchunsky Michael Buchinsky Harry Buell James Capuzzi Michelle Carr Thomas Carrick Chris Cindric William Ciocca Chris Corradini Jennifer Corridoni Daniel Cribbs Samuel Crusan Lori Davis Darla Deemer Darnell Diggs Dolores Dietrick Bryan Dumbaugh Peggy Dunmire William Eckenrode Kathleen Flaminio Robert Fulton David Gabrielson Michael Good Gregory Grimplin Michael Grosklos Tammy Guy Judy Hainan Thomas Hall Timothy Hall Jeffrey Harkleroad Kimberly Hays Brian Jakosh Tracey Jones Jon Jorgenson 40 Mary Wallace Steven Kachonik Davey Killian Chris Kelly Mike Shermenti Andrea Kuzmin Rodney Lanfrankie Lynn Lawson Mark Lynn William Lyons Sherrie Malarchik Michael Marchetelli Regis McLaughlin Thomas McQuaide Susan McWilliams Scott Miller Kris Murphy Malcom Murphy Eric Nelmes Richard Oliver John Perkins Diane Pierce Kenneth Plahs Lisa Plahs Kathleen Porter Aleta Powell Michelle Rager Christine Repine Robert Richards Thomas Roman Dawn Ruble Janet Shirley James Smathers Jennifer Solar Sue Ann Speedy Matt Spencer Gloria Stevenson Lori Taylor Maria Thomas Patrick Toohey Debra Travis Brett Treece Bradley Trybus Marcey Valore Tina VanEmburg Jonathon Vatter Dawn Whitesel Catherine Wilcosky Tania Williams Thrasa Willman Troy Wiser Catherine Zaranek Sybil Zerebnick 41 Seventh graders Qet A New JSook At JCife James Aaron Vickie Adair Jennifer Atkinson Dennis Baker LeAnne Barker Michelle Beatty Carol Blasin Richard Boyd Jeannette Bruner Connie Bucco Victor Buchinsky Wendy Casciere Patty Clawson Ray Cornman Dana Corradini Sandra Craft James Crusan Louis Davis Chris Dice Diana Dietrick Nelson Dollman James Duke Diane Duncan Tracy Dunmire Scott Dunn David Emanuel Michael Enciso Shelli Fulton Tony Gais Angela Gatten Laurie Gresko Cindy Haney Bernice Hartman Pam Heiple Padrig Heraghty Wendy Hess Brian Ickes Jeff Jennings Kim Jonnet Luke Karp David Kelly Owen Kelly David Kimball Edward Kitchen Jeff Klein Sheri Kosker Ranae Kralik 42 Sue Dunn Dale Kwisnick Kimberly Laughry Sandra Lezark Charles Lynch Toni Van Emburg Albert Lytle Quint McDonald Jeffrey McGregor Mike McKnight Dennis McMunn Debbie McWilliams Donald Meckley Judith Miller Colleen Moore Kim Murphy Jeffrey Nagg Michael Nanney Cindy Orvosh Norman Oswalt Joseph Palmer James Pistininzi Martha Pizer Michelle Pizer Christine Pomposini Carla Prenni Darrin Reid James Ressler Amy Rimmel William Rocco Steve Roman Paula Sabedra Dennis Schardt Robert Shaffer Dwight Shearer Maury Sinan Alice Sinclair Jennifer Sinclair John Sinclair Thomas Sinclair Eric Steffey Laura Steffey Joyce Stevens Kim Suda Besty Turk John VanEmburg Judith Verner Kim Wargo Vince Waugaman Scott Weimer Dianna Wilfong Michael Wilson Jeffrey Zerfoss David Zimmerman Carmen Sharp 43 3or Zkose Who Care About. Administration Blairsville Saltsburg School Board — Sitting Left to Right: Linda L. Wuchina. Helen H. Joyce. William I. Maxwell - President, and Catherine Woods. Standing: Thomas R. Neeley - Solicitor. Robert W. Kunkle. William P. Powell. William R. Ramsden - Vice President, and Calvin W. Shaulis. Missing from the photo is Paul R. Cunkelman Gerald J. Clawson - Superintendent Let such teach others who themselves excel. Alexander Pope Administration Secretaries L - R: Emily C. Rankin, Carol Coulter. Beatrice C. Lutton Helen H. Joyce - Secretary and Business Manager Marastfs Crew Nancy Guiher Secretary to Principal Robert MacBlane Guidance Counselor Carol Pizer - Guidance Secretary Ruby Hopkins - Attendance Officer Aletha Hemphill - Teachers' Aide Joan Resnick - School Nurse Joseph E. Marasti Principal 47 Mathematics The quality of Saltsburg’s math curriculum is based on two major goals, one for general students as well as one for those on the accelerated level. The goal to which the general math students strive is a total awareness of the consumer mathematics all around them. Instruction for these general math students deals with the application of mathematics in any situation occurring in everyday life along with any chosen career from labor to technology or administration. On the accelerated level. Saltsburg’s mathematics department try to instill in students, the beauty and simplicity of mathematics as well as the idea of how precise and abstract it can be. The instructor tries to make math meaningful for college - bound, non - math majors and yet challenging to those students who plan careers in the natural sciences. There are also two main goals of the business education teachers at Saltsburg High. The first objective of each instructor is to teach the students the necessary skills of business, thus enabling the students to obtain chosen careers in the business world. Secondly, the business instructor tries to provide all students with an awareness of the economic and social conditions of the country, so that the students can be alert consumers and good citizens. Special means of encouraging student interest at Saltsburg are movies, fieldtrips. and guest speakers from different secretarial schools. Theodore Gordish - Department Head Anna Marie Dechman John Hamp Judy Swasy Elaine Polochko Thomas Trunzo 48 English Carol Buterbaugh Lewis Fenoglietto - Department Head Kevin Judge John Shurina Spanish It is the supreme art of to awaken joy in creatj and knowledge. Albert tin ssion Z Gerald Gasperini The return of a full - term English course marks the change from specialized mini courses back to the more general basic skills. This change offers a chance for an honors English class, and for the first time. Saltsburg students have the opportunity for possible advanced placement in English at the college of their choice. For qualification, a special test is administered to interested students in May. Besides offering the possibility of advanced placement, full - term English classes provide opportunities for the instructor to expose more students to the many different study areas of English. Overall, this more traditional program is structured to allow instruction in literature, creative writing, and speaking skills. Learning Saltsburg High School s second language. Spanish, is a continuous building process. This program consists of three different levels, each level dealing with a different aspect of fluency. In Spanish I. the student learns the necessary, basic oral skills with instruction stressing the importance of correct enunciation and pronounciation. The student, in his second year, tries to improve his listening abilities and general understanding of the language. In Spanish III. emphasis is placed on reading and comprehension, although oral skills and audio abilities are still very important on this final level. Leonard Poliziani Science Robert Flack - Department Head Education is the instruction of the intellect in the laws of nature.” Thomas Henry Huxley The science program at Saltsburg High is structured to provide courses in physics, chemistry, biology, and earth science as well as general science for the younger students. In physics, the students learn how to apply math skills for problem solving in a practical situation. Besides learning the basic material that helps people in everyday living, chemistry students enjoy special experimentation. The objective of the biology I course is to instill in students the significance of all life forms irregardless of their places in the environment. Biology II students use this basic backround in their lab oriented course. In clothing, students learn about fabrics, colors, patterns, and sewing. In family living, they study relationships, responsibilities, and other things. Cooking classes prepare appetizers, main dishes, and desserts. At Saltsburg. industrial art students learn about the safe and correct use of tools, materials and processes. The industrial arts program is structured to provide practical experience in these areas. In agriculture, classes study many areas. Tree identification, planting and fertilizing techniques, landscaping, animal breeding habits, and masonry are a few of the topics to which the students are exposed. A special project for involvement is making the rafters for a house. James Gould House Home Barbara Allison Carol Weimer Edwin Hunter Practical Acts Norman Bortz Keith Veach - Agriculture Samuel Anderson Richard Lowman Heading Social Studies Louis Sadecky - Department Head I am noi a teacher: only a fellow • traveler of whom you have asked the way. I pointed ahead ahead of myself as well as of you.' Bernard Shaw The social studies curriculum at Saltsburg High School is divided into study areas concerning world cultures, world geography. American cultures. American government, and economics and sociology. In world cultures, students learn about European. African, and Chinese histories as well as their people. World geography is a continuation, but this course emphasizes the lands and peoples of today. In the same style. American cultures is an exclusive study of the American people and traditions. American government provides students with a clearer understanding of this great democratic system and its success. In economics and sociology, emphasis is placed on social behavior, and crime is studied extensively. The mam objective of this study is to help students become more alert people and better citizens. The reading program at Saltsburg High is based on three major goals. The first objective of the reading teacher is to help the student develop the basic skills and attitudes of a good reader. Secondly, instruction stresses the application of reading skills to all other learning classes. In the third place, the instructor tries to encourage an appreciation for reading that makes it a lasting part of the student's life style. Saltsburg’s librarian has some goals of her own for the year. First of all. she is trying to improve the book collection and expand the paperback book exchange. Secondly, she is encouraging more students to use the library for research. Lastly, she is trying to set up a brief refresher type of study center. jCibrarij Richard Shaffer Cynthia Zajec Janet Petrak Students at Saltsburg High can demonstrate their musical skills by performing in either the band or chorus. Instruction on music in general is given to seventh graders, and later, students may choose to continue studying either instrumental or vocal music. The real test of the student's musical talents lies in the competition in obtaining positions in county band and chorus. Later in the year, both vocal and instrumental students audition for districts” in their respective categories. At Christmas, the music students add a special touch to the festivity of the holiday season by performing jointly in an annual Christmas concert. The students also perform in an annual spring concert. The art students at Saltsburg have the opportunity to contribute to many positive, creative projects. After learning the basics during classroom instruction, students may demonstrate their talent by enhancing the school's decor. These spectacular displays can be seen throughout the school. The colorful optical illusion that decorates the ceiling drop on the main floor, between the office and room 35 is an interesting example. The illusion consists of three sets of blocks against a solid black background. As a person stands watching, the blocks appear to change positions. With this project, the students painted the blocks on paper in class. After painting the background on the ceiling drop black, they added the blocks. To do this, the students used a wall-papering technique such as the one used for making billboards. These optical blocks and other art projects help add a special quality to the character of Saltsburg High. Each specialties teacher at Saltsburg High School is concerned with helping students master the basic skills which are so necessary today. The teacher tries to help each student improve his reading and math skills, while also helping cope with the situations that occur in everyday life. One of the specialty projects students are involved in this year is putting together a model engine from a kit. Linda Lasher Joanne Vetter Only in men’s ery truth find an niable vention. is the as of life.” Specialties Helen McGinnis 52 John Rovison Cheri Ruggeri Debra Shirley Health 4 Physical Education Mary Lee Cunningham Roy Lytle Supportive Personnel Being a physical education instructor at Saltsburg is a demanding job. The teacher must be able to conduct instruction in the classroom as well as on the gym floor. The classroom instruction is a health class required for sophomores. Here, the students learn the basic anatomy of the human body and how to help prevent infection and disease. Students also learn a little first-aid. On the gym floor, however, serious study is rejected and fun gains precedence. Students learn the basic rules for basketball, volleyball, and softball. They then apply their skills in highly competative, but goodnatured games. After playing hard in a few games, students are ready to return to the regular routine for the day. Saltsburg High School’s other staff members are also dedicated to the educational process. Bus drivers rise early and drive defensively to ensure student’s prompt and safe arrival at school. Cafeteria workers serve hot. nutritious lunches for both students and staff. Janitors. Saltsburg's handymen, keep the building clean and the machinery in working order. Students at Saltsburg High School appreciate these high-quality school members. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Left to Right. Gloria Urban. Esther Wright. Viola Bartolini. and lola Gasperini. CUSTODIANS: Top-Ken Porter. Bottom—Bill Pearson. BUS DRIVERS: Left to Right. Mark Bortz. Carol Moon. Ward Brown. John Henderson. Alan Peterson. Art Stramanski. and Rene Henderson. Missing from photo is Ed Sharer. 53 7or Zkose Who Care About. . . Ca Saltianna Advisor - Miss Polochko Editor’s - Joyce Corbin - Missing from Photographers - John Hanna. Joe Brown. Steve Baird. Larry Andrei photo - Rob Fink Senior Editors - Beth Butekoff. Tina Brunecke. Underclassmen Editors • Sherry Kier. Cathy Astolas. Brenda Linda Urban Libengood Activities Editors • Cindy Shedlock. Mary Kachonik. Rick Grdgon. Patty McConnell yearbook Staff Boys Sports Editors Rick Ashbaugh. Steve Baird. Larry Andrei. John Hanna Girls Sports Editors - Kelly McDivitt, Terri Richards. Kelly Hanson Advertising Editors - Brenda Rombach. Chris White. Yvonne Wright Introduction Editors - Lisa Buttkevitz. Sally Anderson. Lisa Verna. Kathi Bell 57 TYPISTS: C. Shedlock. M. Kachomk Larry, you’ve got It all wrong! Here, Lisa ... let me show you what I want. Well, back to my daydreaming . . . Look! Terry is finally doing something without me. Advertising Staff Bottom to top. Row I. L R: C. Steele. C. Shedlock. L. Buttkevitz. Row 1 J. Deditch. D. Stiffy. M. Kachomk. C. Astolas.. Row 3 P. McConnell. L. Urban, k. Bell. B. Wallace. C. Rugh. Row 4: T. Brunecke. S. Kier. B. Butekoff. Y. Wright. C. White. B. Rumbaugh. Row 5: K. Cindric. R. Grdgon 59 Saltskaker Staff L-R sitting: P. Sneller. L. Buttkevitz. L. Verna. E. Coleman. C. Astolas. Middle row: Mrs. Bulerbaugh. L. Schardl. L. Hanson. B. Wallace. C. Davis. K. Bell. S. Anderson Back row: D. Brown. B. McMillan. S. Vought. C. Compton. Advisor and Editor: Mrs. Buterbaugh and Kathy Bell 60 Saltshaker Staff attends U.P.J. Seminar. L-R Sitting: C. Lynn. C. Compton. E. Coleman. P. Sneller. G. McCutcheon. Back Row: D. Brown. K. Hanson. L. Schardt. Student Council Bottom top top L-R Row I: L. Urban. K. Hanson. P. McConnell. Row 2-. J. Corbin. R. Ashbaugh. D. Ciocca. Row 3: Y. Wright. P. Sneller. E. Zelich. Row 4: S. Pizer. C. Albright. T. Lewis. Row 5: R. Fricke. B. Fairman. L. Kuhner. Row 6: T. Brosko. M. Okopal. J. Stevenson Bottom to top L-R: C. Travis. K. Raihl. K. Anderson. Row 2: M. Lynn. B. Ciocca. P. Brink. Row 3: R. Adair. P. Lezark. J. McGregor Advisor Mr. MacBlane discusses plans with Principal, Mr. Marasti. 61 Zcachets Secretaries Brenda Libengood - Mr. Veach. Mrs. Weimer. Diana Stiffey - Mrs. Allison. Mr. Hamp 62 Charlene Davis - Mr. Gordish. Mrs. Lasher 63 Linda Urban - Mr. Hunter. Miss Dechman, Tina Brunecke - Mr. Judge. Mr. Lytle Colleen Steele - Mr. Anderson. Mr. Rovi-son. Jody Deditch - Mr. Gould. Mr. Bortr. Miss Vetter - Missing 64 Citcrary Magazine Schools 4 Scribes Bottom to rop L • R- K. Bell. L. Buttkevitz. L. Verna. B. Libengood. S. Vought. Row 2-. J. Hanna. K. Hanson. B. McMillen. B. Wallace. E. Hess Literary Magazine staff leaders, L - R: Lisa Schardt, Mr. Fenoglietto - Advisor, Cathy Astolas School and Scribes, L - R: Patti Sneller, Mrs. Buterbaugh -Advisor, Cathy Astolas, Kathi Bell Juture farmers Of America Front: L R. R. Quick. D. Brunecke. J. Quick. R. Shaulis. T. Rimmel. H. Shearer. E. Brown. S. Fox. K. Boyd. T. Fulton. D. Nagg, M. Parson. R. McMillen. D. Fox Middle: J. Carr. D. Sorbin. R. Dietrick B. Bedick. D. Hainan. M. Porter. S. Silliman. D. Bieda. M. Stuller. D. Sharp. R. Hawkey. G. Anderson. S. Libengood. Back: M. DeLuca. J. Deemer. N. Davis. D. Christerson. K. McKeever. D. Umbaugh. F. Lewis. R. Clawson. E. Auen. R. Kuhner. M. Chiappetta. D. Wallace. G. Simpson. E. Draghi. D. Speedy. G. Silliman. B. McQuaide. D. Sharp. C. Fairman. J. Good. K. Sorbin. Mr. Veach - Advisor Front: L - R J. Good. C. Fairman. Row 2: K. McKeever. D. Umbaugh. F. Lewis. L. Sorbin R. Kuhner. Jut lire Homemakers Of L. - R. from row: K. Hanson. C. Rugh. B. Wallace. S. Vought. Second row: C. Steele. B. Libengood. K. Hanna. C. Astolas. Third row: C. Davis. K. Rugh. K. Bell. L. Buttekitz. Fourth Row Mrs. Allison. L. Verna. C. Compton. America sor - Mrs. Allison. S. Vought President. B. Wallace President. K. Hanson - Treasurer. C. Rugh - Secre-C. Steele - Historian. B. Libengood - Recreation rman. C. Astolas - Devotions Chairman, missing: K. 67 Bottom L-R: K. McDivitt. J. Clawson, Y. Wright, D. Sharp. A. Ciocca. B. Busi, D. Parson. L. Moon. B. Heinburger Top L-R: T. Baird. T. Nagg, A. Feiling. J. Ciocca, T. Richards. S. Marchetelli, M. Skinner, R. Fricke. P. Sneller. D. Spellane, A';Rocco j Reed ‘Junior Powder Puff 79SQ Champs O' SO Bottom L-R: H. Boyd. K. Hanson. B. Wallace. C. Rugh. L. Urban. C. Astolas. Top L-R� B. Libengood. S. Kier. C. Steele. L. Verna. Brunecke, Deditch, k Bell. $. Anderson Senior Powderpuff Zeam Sportsmens Club SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS: Row I L - R: J. Baird. T. Kitchen. D. Bieda. M. Hainan. D. Brown. R. Corradini. J. Smathers. Row 1 R. Yeager. J. Potts. R. Polahar. W. Dunn. J. Brady. R. Bendis. D. Spellane. A. Rocco. Row i R. Ashbaugh. M. Gould. V. Brewer. D. Speedy. D. Wallace. S. Baird. C. Andrei. J. Hanna. A. Frassenei 70 JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS: Row I L - R= J. Smathers. S. Turnbull. L. Sharp. T. Brunner. R. Swartz. T. Lynch. J. Brady. P. Sabedra. C. Sharp. D. Corradini. V. Shirley. S. Dunn. Row 2-. M. DiLascio. T. Eulton. J. Perkins. D. Kwisnek. C. Lynch. J. Pistininzi. T. Pizer. D. White. C. Corradini. M. Marchitelli. S. Weimer. Row 3: M. Sinon. T. Hall. R. Lanfrankie. T. Hall. D. Gabrielson. T. McQuaide. R. Miller. J. Vatter. T. Okapol. A. Butekoff. B. Turk. F. Rocco. D. Ried. B. Jacosh. Row 4: J. Bucco. T. Rimmel. M. Speedy. B. Frassenei 71 Advisors and Officers - L - R: W. Dunn. R. Ashbaugh. D. Spellane. Row 2-. Mr. Sadecky. Mr. Flack. Mr. Bortz Girls Varsity “S” V. Pres. J. Corbin, Pres. L. Urban, Treas. B. Butekoff, Sec. N. Perkins. Advisor -Mrs. Cunningham Row I L - R: K. Bell. B. Busi. N. Perkin . B. Butekoff. L. Urban. J. Corbin Row 2, S. derson. T. Baird. T. Richards. K. McDivitt. K. Kuhner. L. Kuhner. Varsity Club Row I L - R: B. Shirley. S. Pizer. R. Stitt. D. Christerson. N. Davis. M. Okapol. S. Clawson. Row 1- K. McDowell. M. Heath. B. Treece. R. Jorgenson. J. Fulton. J. Clawson. T. Brosko. Row 3: Advisor - Mr. Flick. D. Hall. B. Shaulis. J. Waddle. E. Wargo. T. Walter. J. Nepsha. Row 4: D. Pride. D. Ciocca. K. Cindric. T. Valore. D. Deemer. R. Ashbaugh. Officers and Advisor - Pres. - D. Ciocca, Sec., Treas, - K. McDowell, V. Pres. -K. Cindric, Advisor - Mr. Flick 73 y.e.A. Bottom to top L - R: W. Heimburger. K. Hanson. S. Johns. J. Kelly. B. Baird. P. Moran. Y. Wright. T. Brunecke. J. Deditch. J. Clawson. C. Clawson. Row 1 L. Repine. C. Shedlock. M. Kachomk. L. Shardt. R. Fricke. A. Curto. K. Hanna. A. Ciocca. P. Ross. B. Rumbaugh. R. Fricke. T. Keltz. R. Shearer. Row 3: S. Anderson. V. Brewer. C. Astolas. B. Libengood. L. Verna. B. Wallace. S. Vought. A. Kiser. A. Feiling. J. Reed. A. Rocco. D. Spellane, L. Kuhner. K. Kuhner. K. Radomski. L. Lynn 74 K. Bell. L. Buttkevitz. S. Marchitteli. J. Corbin. J. Ciocca. C. Steele Advisors: Mr. Sadecky and Mr. Trunzo Row I L - R: R. Whitsel. C. Anderson. C. Lynn. R. Swartz. I. Pratt. C. Karp. P. Davenport. Row 2. K. Hill. C. Ross. W. Orvosh. K. Resnick. C. Gyenes. D. Wylie. J. Harkleroad. Row i B. Turk. B. Coulter. D. Radomski. D. Kaito. L. Brown. A. Draghi 75 Cibrary Club Bottom to top L R: D. Shardt. C. Bender. S. Travis. P. Davenport. M. Grosklos. N. Dollman. Row 1. L. Schardt. J. Kelly. E. Coleman. D. Hayes. T. Cole -Treasurer. J. Harkleroad. S. Astolas. B. Hazard. Row 3: Miss Petrak - Advisor. C. Astolas. K. Boyd. A. Urban - Secretary. D. Harkleroad. S. V ought. B. Wallace. C. Kelly. E. Brown «|t (Ml 78 1979 Homecoming Court Tina Brunecke escorted by Tom Moon Tina is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brunecke. She is a member of the flag team. Y.E.A. and also a member of the yearbook staff. She is Treasurer of the Senior Class and was voted Prettiest Eyes by her fellow classmates. Her future plans are to attend business school. Beth Butekoff escorted by Rick Ashbaugh Beth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Butekoff. She is a member of the girls volleyball team, yearbook staff and treasurer of the Girl’s Varsity S. She is also a teacher’s secretary and ca- tain of the flag team. Her future plans are to attend business school. Joyce Corbin escorted by Ken McDowell Joyce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Corbin. She is a member of the Girls Varsity S club, of which she is vice president. She has been active in the student council. She is a Varsity Volleyball player and co - captain of the Varsity cheerleaders. This year Joyce is the Editor of the 1980 Yearbook staff. She was voted most Versatile and most Memorable by her classmates. Also she is president of Y iX. Her future plans are to attend college for a career in nursing. Norma Perkins escorted by Rob Fink Norma is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver. She is secretary of the Girl’s Varsity S and is a teacher's secretary. She was voted Prettiest Hair by her Senior class. Norma is also captain of the Varsity cheering squad. Her future plans are to attend Bible College. Cindy Shedlock escorted by Rick Grdgon Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shedlock. She is involved in the Y.E.A., Student Council, and the Saltshaker staff. She has been active in the Yearbook staff and is a teacher’s secretary. Cindy is also head majorette. She was voted by the Senior class most flirtatious. Her future plans are to attend business school. 80 The 1979 - 1980 Homecoming queen is Norma Perkins. Her escort for the evening was Rob Fink. The queen was crowned by Mr. Marasti, Saltsburg Jr. - Sr. High School principal, on the night of October 5, 1979. Georgia Brosko from Saltsburg Floral presented the queen with a boquet. Arlene Bell of Arlene’s presented Norma with a gift and a gift certificate. Terry Dick, representing Mrs. Sydney Ray, owner of Emily’s jewelry store, gave trophies to all the members of the Homecoming Court. The crown and trophies are a memorial to Mrs. Ray’s mother, Emily Mognet. Homecoming is a tradition that the students, faculty, and community look forward to each year. Memories of this special night will last forever. Diane Stiffey escorted by Anthony Bute- Patty McConnell escorted by Glenn Richards Linda Urban escorted by Brian Shirley 82 “ Zitne Stands Still” Bruce Shaulis escorted by Denise Wylie Ken Cindric escorted by Krissy Resnick Dave Hall escorted by Dana Zelich Terry Valore escorted by Cathy Anderson Ed Wargo escorted by Carol Gyenes Sweater Mop 7980 CROWN BEARERS: Joe Pistininzi and Denise Radomski USHERS: Wendy Orvosh and Chris Yeager ANNOUNCERS: Marisa DiFrancis and Gene McCutcheon VOCALIST: Patti Sneller GUITARIST: Tracy Baird 85 Quern Colleen £ King Cerry I! Hey. Jennifer I think Bow-Wow is jealous! Pickle and Pudgielll Is it time for the cake walk? Look. Russ he threw it! What ’cha smilin’ about Pam? for Zkose Who Care About. . . {junior Md Senior High Chorus (1st row): E. Coleman. K. Hanson. A. Urban. B. Long. D. Smartnick. T. Dunn. (2 row); P. Sneller. J. Sinclair. K. Hanna. V. Brewer. (3 row): I. Prait. B. Wallace. L. Brown. L. Verna. D. Machak. D. McDowell. T. Okapal. A. Butekoff. J. Brown. C. Kelly 90 COUNTY CHORUS: Standing L-R. B. Long. SL. Verna. K. Hanson, V. Brewer. K. Hanna. B. Wallace Sitting L-R. J. Brown. P. Sneller DISTRICT CHORUS: L-R. B. Wallace. J. Brown. P. DIRECTOR: Miss Vetter and G. McCutchen Sneller 91 Majorettes And CoLmjuard LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Curio. W. Orvosh. C. Karp. S. Vought. C. Shedlock, C. White. B. Rombach. S. Johns 92 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Clawson. Y. Wright. A. Feiling. D. Cindric. B. Baird. C. Ross Mrs. Buterbaugh 3lag Zearn And headers T. Cindy Shedlock - Head Majorette Lisa Buttkevitz - Drum Majorette Beth Butekoff - Head Flag Kneeling L - R: T. Brunecke. B. Butekoff. C. Steele. Standing L - R: L. Repine. L. Lynn. R. Sharp Hand Director Md Ceaders BAND DIRECTOR - Mrs. Lasher I.U.P. HONORS BAND - Dave Ciocca DISTRICT BAND - W. Dunn. M. Gould. D. Ciocca BAND LEADERS - C. Davis. D. Ciocca, M. Gould 94 Salts burg's Concert Band Music is everywhere? there are many different styles and sounds which everyone enjoys and it takes special people to bring it to us. They are dedicated instrumentalists. Each has their own personal choice of music, but they do their best while playing any form of music. One of our most devoted instrumentalists is Dave Ciocca. He is an outstanding trumpet player, who has actively participated in country district and honors band. The rewards from music are both self-rewarding and socially gratifying. Music adds it’s beautiful lyrics” to life through the people who bring it to us. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS: C. Anderson. S. Anderson. L. Blankenship. P. Brink. L. Buttkevitz. A. Ciocca. B. Ciocca. D. Ciocca. C. Corradini. B. Coulter. A. Curto. C. Davis. L. Davis. W. Dunn. D. Emanuel. M. Gould. D. Harkelroad. J. Harkleroad. J. Harkleroad. B. Hartman. W. Heimberger. K. Hill. S. John. K. Jonnet. D. Kelly. J. Kelly. D. Kimball. E. Kitchen. G. Kochanowski. S. Lazark. C. Moore. K. Murphy. K. Nagg - W. Orvosh. T. Pizer. A. Powell. K. Shaulis. D. Shearer. R. Shearer. J. Shirley. J. Sinclair. C. Steele. G. Stevenson. R. Swartz, R. Swartz. J. Testa. B. Turk. J. Turk. S. Vought. D. Wallace. S. Weimer. D. White. R. Whitesel. T. Williams. T. Williams. D. Wylie 95 Seniors And Sections Seniors L to R: D. Ciocca, D. Wallace. M. Gould. C. Davis. S. Anderson. L. Buttkevitz. S. Vought. C. Shedlock. T. Brunecke. B. Butekoff. and C. Steele. 76 Kneeling: T. Williams and L. Blankenship Standing. A. Ciocca and D. Wylie Kneeling: J. Harkleroad. C. Davis, and I. Davis Standing: J. Kelly. J. Harkleroad. R. Whitesel.and B. Coulter L - R: T. Pizer, D. Harkleroad. J. Shirley. C. Shaulis. D. Ciocca. W. Heimberger. S. Anderson. C. Corridini. L - R: G. Stevenson. D. Wallace. M. Gould, and K. Nagg L • R: W. Dunn and J. Turk L - R: B. Ciocca. D. White. G. Kachanowski. R. Swartz. T. Williams. B. Turk. J. Tests. R. Swartz. Saltsburg Marching Band Cet’s Make Music Zogether 9or Zkose Who Care About. . . i span zs Qirls basketball L - R: Linda Urban. Brenda Rombach. Sally Anderson. Kelly McDivitt. Judy Ciocca. Lori Lynn. Lee Kuhner. Wendy Heimberger. Cathy Kuhner SALLY ANDERSON Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Lasher LINDA URBAN junior Varsity . . . Our future Stars FRONTi Cathy Ross, Terri Lynch, Corean Brady, Cathy Shaulis, Beth Long, BACK: Cris Lynn. Robin Swartz, Jill Turk, Linda Ciocca, Jackie Shermentti Angela Ciocca, Karen Hanna. Becky Coulter. Robin Whitsel JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD VARSITY TEAM RECORD fi Purchase Line Marion Center fflbmer Center Lin,ted A HtlairsviUe , J WPenns Manor f Purchase Line 'W Marion Confer Homer CeMnr United Vk Blairsville Penns Manors ‘Indiana County Tournai Penns Manor HONORABLE ivitt. Tern Richards. SEPT 24 SALTSBU I VS HW€R CfHTER 3 VS UNITED Varsity Cheerleaders Ccaders Of Zhe SENIOR CAPTAIN - NORMA PERKINS SENIOR CAPTAIN - JOYCE CORBIN ADVISOR - MRS. SHIRLEY . V. And fir. 108 3 TOP to BOTTOM: Aleta Powell. Tammy Goyi L to R: Marcy Valore. Thresa Williams. Maria Thomas. Cathy Flaminio, Sybil Zerebickt CENTER: Gloria Stevenson. Jennifer Corridoni igk Cheerleaders TOP to BOTTOM: Carol Moon. Terry FlaminioiL to R: Cathy Anderson. Carol Gyenes. Kris Resnick. Connie Albright; CENTER: Sara Blasin. Mary Eaton TOP: CATHY FLAMINIO, BOTTOM. MARCY VALORE Volley Mall Senior: BETH BUTEKOFF Varsity 9 oot ball LEFT TO RIGHT ROW I Jeff Fulton. Rob Jorgenson. Steve Parson. Mike Okopal. Brian Reed. Randy Stitt. ROW 2 - Jeff Clawson. Kenin Kogot. Terry Valore. Brad Shirley. Ed Zelich. Brian Treece. ROW 3 - Ron Corradini. Don Pride. Todd Brosko. Joe Stevenson. Paul Hall. Jeff Waddle. ROW 4 - Bruce Shaulis. Ed Wargo. Scott Clawson. Ken Cindric. Bob Grdgon. Tim Walter. Dave Hall — MISSING FROM PHOTO - Tom Kitchen. Bill Oskey. Jeff Deemer. Doug Deemer. Jeff Baird. Maley DeLuca. Mike Brosko. Ed Draghi. Kim McKeever. Al Frassenei. erndale Homer City United Purchase Line Blacklick Valley Blairsville Laurel Valley Penns Manor bdgewood COACHES — STANDING — John Shurina. Richard Low-man, Thomas Trunzo KNEELING — Lewis Eenoglietto Seniors SCOTT CLAWSON - Halfback MANAGERS - Albert Frassenei. Harry Buell. Lenny Adams 113 DAVE HALL - Halfback KIM McKEEVER - End BRUCE SHAULIS - Tackle TIM WALTER - End ED WARGO - End TERRY VALORE - Fullback 114 {Junior Varsity L-R Kneeling: S. Parson. M. Okopal, R. Stitt. K. Kogot, J. Clawson. B. Treece. R. Corradini. J. Baird. B. Reed. Standing: T. Brosko. J. Stevenson. R. Jorgenson. E. Zelich. J. Deemer. B. Oskey. D. Pride. M. Brosko. E. Draghi. A. Frassenei. Rear.- Coach Shurina 116 junior Migk Front Row L-R: T. Carrick. L. Mizenko. B. Eckenrod. J. Pistininzi. M. Marchitelli. R. Zimmerman. Row 1. A. Butekoff. K. Plahs. M. Speedy. C. Astolas. D. Gabrielson. Row 3 B. Treece. B. Fulton. C. Yeager. D. Nagg. I. Pjzer. J. Vatter. Row 4= H. Buell. L. Adams. J. Testa. J. Capuzzi. C. Corradmi. T. Hall. B. Ciocca. Row 5: B. Turk. G. Richards. B. Shirley. T. Okopal. $. Kopchick. T. Hall JUNIOR HIGH RECORD S.H.S. Opp. Purchase Line 13 13 United 0 - 31 Homer Center 0 13 Penns Manor 0 14 Blairsville Cancelled 117 Coaches — Richard Lowman and Thomas Trunzo basketball Front row from left to Right, Brad Shirley. Rick Ashbaugh. Ed Wargo. Stan Pizer. Second Row, Mike Brosko. Joe Stevenson. Tim Walter. Jeff Fulton. Bruce Shaulis. Don Pride. 118 COACHES, Mr. Shurina, Mr. Rovison MANAGER, Bob Fink junior Varsity basketball Front Row: L-R R. Corradini. M. Okapal. C. Urban. J. Clawson. J. Fulton. Back Row: S. Parson. M. Brosko. D. Pride. R. Jorgenson. R. Stitt. T. Brosko Coach - Mr. Hamp Coach - Mr. Gasperini 122 {Junior High basketball 9th Grade: Back Row; B. Shirley. S. Kopchick. G. Richards. B. Turk. P. Lezark. Front Row, T. Okopal. T. Pizer. L. Adams 123 8th Grade: Back Row, D. White. S. Kachonik. J. Capuzzi. H. Buell. B. Fulton. T. Carrick. K. Batey. Middle Row, M. Marchitelli. T. Hall. T. Hall. C. Cindric. Bottom Row, B. Ciocca. B. Richards. K. Batey. R. LanFrankie Varsity Wrestling First Row: D. McDowell. D. Fox. M. Heath. T. Kitchen. K. McDowell. J. Deemer, Second Row: L-R: S. Baird, D. Deemer. M. Speedy, K. Nagg T. Valore, R. Grdgon, D. Bell. D. Brown. J. Fletcher. COACHES: Mr. Lowman and Mr. Trunzo SENIOR-CAPTAINS: Mark Heath, Ken McDowell, Doug Deemer. Terry Valore. 124 MARK HEATH KEN McDOWELL TERRY VALORE r v , STEVE BAIRD Senior Wrestlers DOUG DEEMER RICK GRDGON Wrestling Junior High Standing: J. Vatter. G. Grimplin. M. Good. D. Gabrielson. T. Roman. S. Crusan. Kneeling: J. Duke. S. Roman. E. Kitchen. J. Pistininzi C Corridoni. B. Trybus. Sitting: D. Reed. K. Plahs. B. Eckenrod. P. Hagardy Junior Varsity Kneeling: L. Mizenco. S. Fox. E. Brown. C. Yeager. R. McMillen. Standing: B. Bedick. S. Libengood. K. Clawson. J. Carr. J. Baird. J. Brown. E. Zelich. T. Gorton. 126 Wrestling Jn Action 127 Geeze, look at the size of that guy III Zrack Stars Dave Ciocoa Scott Clawson Tim Walter 131 Ed Wargo COACHES - Mr. Judge % Mr. Shaffer WOSZSKS Dare, Floyd, Ed Ruby Flopkins John S. Weimer, Coal Stripping Joseph A. Marasti Lonnie, Charolette, Kathi, David, Sherri Bell Anna Marie Dechman Lisa, Lene, Cathy, Sally, Kathi Charles, Liz, Cathy, Chuck, Shirley Astolos Mr. Mrs. Larry Barnhart Family Lou Sadecky and Family Carl, Jean, Carl, Tina and Dave Brunecke Dave, Flannah, Chris Dave White Compliments of a friend — Rudolph J. Tuzi Mr. § Mrs. Thomas Carrick Jr. Cindy Rover Andy Mary Ellen Kachonik Marshalls Meat Market — Mary, Mary Ellen, Bill, Dave, Linda, Kim, Diane, Marge Lew and Marlene Fenoglietto Ed Molchan Robin, Bob, Tiger, § the Curtain Climber Mr. Mrs. Robert Flick Weimer’s Iron Scrap George % Margie Booth Tom, Donna. 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The seniors in Mr. Flack s advanced physics class experimented wi,n new angles, different cameras. and various subjects in these 35mm pictures. They studied photography carefully for four weeks and then were set loose to shoot the pictures shown here. By the way — the toes belong to Cathy Astolos. the eyes to Vicky Brewer, and the nose is anonymous. 156 Jn Remembrance Of {Joan Marie Rasperger 4 Barbara Ellen Rruzda Respectfully Jn .Honor Of Our 3muds God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change — the courage to change things I can — and the wisdom to know the difference. Through many troubles and pain, you were a friend when in need. A true and dear friend in deed. Now that you live in paradise. I only wish you know all the thanks that I give to God. 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