Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

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A , W - I s ' ,f , A 2 bat I A A A , A- ' 1 X , J 3 .xi ,eziluvg Q ' V: ,V .A E 1 ,Q L K 1 QV tif' . 'z if V , A' I ' 5 ' ,WM.4A3,g, bmi. gf Q, WMA m v I, 1 .LQEAA Q'-,H ,HV E 1' , V TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS page 6 UNDERFORMERS page 66 FACULTY page 72 SPORTS page 82 DORMS page 144 ACTIVITIES page 150 MIDDLE AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS page 190 ADS page Qoo gf? 5 , ,,,,,,4ggMay STEWART H. STEFFEY DEDICATION Stewart H. Steffey passed away on November 6th after a long illness. All who knew him were aware of the great affection Mr. Steffey had for the Academy. A member of the class of 1937, he was elected a trustee in 1951. He was co-chairman of the commit- tee which raised funds for Mellon Gymnasium, chaired the committee responsible for building Memorial Hall, and was the Dean of the Academy's Class Agents. He also wrote the words to the Academy's Alma Mater. In 1973, he received the Robert E. Walker Award for Distinguished Alumni Service. It is to Mr. Steffey and his example of spirit and faithful service that the 1978 Acade- mian is dedicated. A LONG LONG TIME AGO: The building of the Rowe Hall Fortifi- cationf' the science lab and the social studies wing: Its indestructible yyalls and quiet study areas till: Remodeling of Curry Gym and locker rooms from l8th Century Dungeon to sterilized hospitalf' The expansion of playing fields and the cross country course onto the golf course area. and the run- ning and more running . . . The new dining hall furniture. but the same old lunches: The creation of the Bayard Art Gallary by the Mothers' Associa- tion who are now the Parentsi Associa- tion who will be the People's Associa- tion . . . Rowe Commons went from e cliin of the tive will sftiil k and the hard to sit on. What structures will grace the Shady Side campus in the next four years? IN A GALAXY FAR. FAR AWAY -me 2 ff -A f 1- 24z.:.tfw ' Qsbxbxen-f,-W ' Uh mv umh. there ue fnls at thnx , e whom eep Just as w Dean. they mve Pllfjbll and George next? Hey, Bees tha mean adran- ers. as the lub. l be , gov the V6 LILIC- tions. and death lectures. Are you sure 7-H this is an average Eastern prep schooli lt has been some kind of 4 years. .. sr is C . xr as '-A 1 1 , , P r 1 , I 6 SENIDRS , 1 I 1 . 2 . M, V,.49. - -U UW. -,3:1L-.v, K 1 -ffm I lp ' 'fwif I .f , A . ' ef 1, ,, , M.. i I- : A 1 w v i A A A Hifi I., , ia 4 i my !',:'L .fi , 1 1:1 5 ,W I 7 at . , KELVIN ANDERSON f'Kelvin,, Day Student Academian VI, Gargoyle V, Vlg Letterman's Club VI, A.S.P.C. Pres. and Founder: The 19 Club V13 Howlers Vlg Football IIIQ Basketball III, IV, V1 VarsityTrack III, IV, V, john Croft VI flettered IV, V, VIJ JOHN AUSTIN The Rebel When I die, I'm sure I'll have a big funeral. . . Curiosity seekers coming To see if Ilm really Dead, or just trying to Make troublef' Good wine dulls a man's desireg in a dull manll' Mari Evans Squash IV, V, VI, Lettered V13 Tennis IV, V, VI I as-ampwf PETER AUSTIN Pete,' Day Student Backgammon Club VI, Chess Club VIQ Glee Club VI, Hockey IV, V, VI, Rifle Club III, IV: Elections Committee VI, Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Varsity Squash V, VI, Lettered Vlg Tennis III, IV, Varsity V, VI, lettered VI. Let schoolmasters puzzle their brain With grammar, and nonsense and learning. Good liquor I stoutly maintain. Gives genius a better discerning. - Goldsmith fin ex Egerian III, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle IV, V, VIL News IV, V, VI, Associate Editor V, Co-Editor-in-Chief VI: Sargon Society V, VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Voting Member VI, Girls Swimming IV, V, VI, lettered V, VI. Kiss today good-bye, and point me toward tomorrow Wish me luck, the same to you. Won't forget, can't regret, what I did for love. - Edward Kleban Robin Day Student ROBIN STACEY AVNER filfffs Huw' ANDREW CHAPPLE BENNETT Andy Day Student French III. IV: Hockey III. IV, V, VI: Ski Club III, IV. V. VIL Hank Fan Club V, VI: Prom Committee VI: Senior Class Prank Squad VI: Lifeguard at the Beach VI: Varsity Football V, VI. Lettered VI: Weightlifting V. VI: Varsity Baseball V, VI. Lettered VI. Goodbye to all my friends at home Goodbye to people I've trusted I've got to go out and make my way. - Steve Miller Band Thejoy of having loyal friends who know and understand Lubricates the way of life. And makes things smooth and grand. 4- Bennett Chapple Newspaper IV, V. VI. Photographer Editor VI: Photogra- phy Club III, IV. V, VI: Scuba Club V, VI: Sailing Club VI: Academian III, IV, V, VI. If life bores you. risk it - James Dickey Sparks Day Student JOHN E. CAMPANELLA NPV ALBERT CHANG --Aibeff' Chess Club VI, S.U.N. VI, Organic Club VI. lf ya wish the sympathy of the broad masses, then you must tell them the crudest and most stupid things. - A. Hitler You got your passion, you got your pride, but only fools are satisfied. - Billy Joel Academian V, VI, Backpacking V, VI, Egerian III, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, Glee Club V, VI, News VI, Rifle Club IV, V, VI, Anarchists V, VI, TIUD III, IV, V, VI, Tuxedo Club III, IV, V, VI, Pres. VI, Field Hockey V, VI, Lettered VI, Riflery V, VI, Track V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Vice Pres. of Class III, IV. Chess,' Day Student MARY ELLEN CHESLEY Oh, Thou who art greatly mad deign to spare me who am less mad. - Horace DOUGLAS A. CLARKE Clarkie Day Student Letterman's Club VI, Lost In Space V, VI, Pres. VI, Pud Lab Buddie VI, Co-Pres. VI, Football III, IV, V, VI, let- tered V, VI, Diving III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Elections Committee V, VI, Admissions Committee VI. Born with big mouth, always a big mouth. - D. Clarke I2 lf bullfrogs had wings they wouldn't bump their behinds every time they landed. - D. Carry Unite! Stamp out Grandmasters! Backgammon Club V, VI, Chess Club IV, V, VI, Com- puter Club IV, V, VI, Music V, VI, Photography IV, Span- ish V, VI, Sun IV, V, VI, Paquettes IV, V, Golf VI, Basket- ball IV, Wrestling VI. Ernie', Day Student ERNEST SAMUEL COHEN 1,7 A. .. 1 ' 1 it 4 -I - I :L , I 1 -. 1 ' .5 ' .4 - i 3 , r 1 I . 3- I ' Es' - r, M Mfg s .g It tg .xfjqirhbnq I 33 xxx, 1 H SEAN COLEMAN Sean Day Student Pressown Weight Club UV, VII.. Rack Club V, Vlg 250 Club Backgammon Club VI, German VI: Library Committee VI' Football V' VI' Welghthfung V' VI: Track V' VI' VI1 Tartuffe Club V, VI: Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Co- Capt. VIQ Lacrosse III, IV. Ronnie Day Student Give an Irishman lager for a month, and he's a dead man. RQNALD EVAN CQLQSIMQ An Irishman is lined with copper, and the beer corrodes it. But whiskey polishes the copper and is the saving of him. Optimism, said Candide, is a mania for maintaining that I all is well when things are going badly. - Voltaire - f w V 4. I . W2,:.vg:25f'ff.:-a94m.,4 'z Mark Twain ' I . I I 0 . , 1 CYNTHIA ANN COMMENDATORE Cindy Ellsworth Cheerleader III, IV, V, VI, Captain V, VI: Letterman's Club VI: Admissions Committee VI: Field Hockey III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, Captain VI: Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI: Softball III, IV, V, VI, Let- tered IV, V, VI, Captain VI. Spanish Club III. IV: Motorcross III: Gong Show V, VI, Director V, VI: J.V. Joke Squad IV. V. VI: Pud Lab Buddy, Co-Pres. VI: N.N.C.C. V, VI, V.P. V, VI: Football III, IV, V VI, Lettered VI: Riflery III, IV. V, Lettered V: Baseball III, IV, V, VI: Secretary-Treasurer V. VI: Student Council Secretary VI. He who walks in another's tracks leaves no footprints. - J. L. Brannon All I want is to have my peace of mind. - Boston Skip Day Student RALPH F. COSTA I do not ask for any crown But that which all may win: Nor try to conquer any world Except the one within. Be then my guide until I find. Led by a tender hand. The happy king down in myself, And dare to take command. mnvv YW'-dy I think I am trying to make my head as empty as it was when I was born onto this damaged planet fifty years ago. 1 Kurt Vgnnegut jf, HCUZS, Day Student Don't let it bring you down . . . GS ' ' W .19 1 'l Backgammon Club vig Chess iii, Computer Club ui, iv, Someumes I See Whaffea1'Y 'Sn I there Nfl Young V, VI,g Photography III, IV, V1 Rifle Team III, IV, V, VI: Tennis IV. f'Rich Day Student We the willing led by the unknowing are doing the impossi- RICHARD H, DEMMLER ble for the ungrateful. We have done so much for so long with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing. I I C C I I I I I I I I 'l X '4 to Q JOHN McL. DIX Rev Day Student Rifle Club III: Sailing III: Commuter Club III: S.D.S.S.S.A. A.T.S. III, IV, V, VI: J.V. Joke Squad IV, V, VI: Gong Show V, VI: Black Student Union fToken Mem- bery VI: Soccer III, IV: Baseball III, IV, V, VI. A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real. - Who I want an angel on a gold chain and I'll ride her to a star. - E.L.P. And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not roll. - Led Zeppelin Backgammon Club IV, V: Chess Club IV, Vg Computer Club III: News IV, V, VI: S.U.N. IV, V, VI: Soccer III, Lettered IV, V, VI: Track III, Lettered IV, V, VI: Basket- ball III. Greg Day Student GREGORY K. DUDAS '7.1?.ff'5 , , t Q GEORGE M. EGAN Eags Day Student Academian VIg Backpacking Club III, IV, V, VI: Ski VI, J.V. Joke Squad V: Golf III, Lettered IV, V, VI. Captain VI: Basketball Ill. IV, V, Varsity VI: Baseball III, IV, Vg Class President V: Prom Comm. V, VI: Stu- dent Council Board VI1 Admission Comm. Board: Mohawk Chief VI3 Sargon Society VI. Something we were withholding made us weak Until we found out that it was ourselves We were withholding from our land of living, And forthwith found salvation in surrender. Such as we were we gave ourselves outright . . . - Robert Frost it .P-:iff German IV. V, VI: Ski III, IV. V. VIL Sports Car Club IV, V, VI, A.S.B.A. III, IV, V, VI: Latin Club III, IV: Soccer III. V. VI, Basketball V1 Weightlifting VI: Tennis IV, V, VI, Lettered VI. If I have seen far, it is because I have stood on the shoul- ders of giants. - Isaac Newton Edwin Day Student EDWIN EK 'T LIN DA EN ERSON Malooka Day Student Academlan VI French V VI Gargoyle VI Freld Hockey IV V Basketball V VI Track III IV V Lettered III IV Do not try to free the camel of the burden of hrs hump you may be freemg h1m from bemg a camel G K Chesterton Always these but never aware A l1ttle b1t of nonsense every now and then IS treasured by the wrsest of men Anonymous 423 my , l I' N I I I 1 ., f, 'N'-wxfii French Club III IV V VI GargoyleV VI Photography ISk1IlI IV V VI SUN III IV V VI AS VI Varsrty Cross Country Lettered V VI Varslty Track III IV V VI Lettered VI Student Councrl IV V AI U R Representatrve V VI I ve seen enough of the world to know that I ve got to get lt all to get rt all to grow Jeff Wynne Everyone s lookmg for some kmd of love for L E W Fmk Day Student JAMES K FINKEL ,V J W, ,.., A , , , ., , . , , . ,.,. ,,,,,,.',,,l, ,,,-1...,.f.,,f,,:,,-,L ,WZ Yjltklf ' 2 l ywf, ffg, Vf, Env: vwswkggg ww at I 3 ..I, . , V f 1' Q , ' 1 I , . if -Z ,, what ' Thx, Q a Q Q Q Q f v v ' f 1 P C 1 5 H Q N 5 5 ' ' ' 5 5 5 5 ' ' ' ' , ,J - - 4 X Q - - ' 1 X Q Q Q Q . , x - ' - '- f 1 Q Q Q 1 Q Q 4 . . . . , . sc 1 Q Q . . ,, ss as ss 'I ' ' M 1 5 H 1 7 Y 1 5 1 5 9 Y 5 V ss ' in HH ' 5 n . . . M gg 99 N . . , Q I ' ss 2 X? ' 2 I ,. 1-I SHAWN T. FLAHERTY Shawn Day Student Backgammon Club III. IV. Sec.-Treas. V. President VI: Gargoyle V. VI: Lettermen's Club VI: Football III. IV. V. VI. Lettered VI: Track Ill. IV. V. VI. Lettered IV. V. VI. You gotta have soul to wash your sins away. You gotta have hope IT's the .price you have to pay. You gotta give love or your love will walk away. You gotta stay loose. it's This too shall pass. People will never know how long it takes you to do some- thing -they only know how well it is done. Chess Club V. VI: Latin Club IV. V: Tartuffe Supreme V. VI: A.S.B.A. IV. V: Car Club V. Pres. VI: Football IV. Let- tered V. VI: Basketball IV. V: Weightlifting VI: 220 Club VI: Lacrosse IV. Lettered V. VI. Gus Day Student GUS L. FRANTZ the only way to stay. Q4 I- I -hx '-,ii p f -':' 'N , i 9 Q3 I1 ,1ffr'fiy f'j ' f : -? 'ffi'T:'T: '5'j1 1 ',-,, -2 A, r J , , g5'fet55n,1if W tv A N Q' PETER BROWN FULTGN Pete Day Student Gargoyle V VI News VI Photography V VI Sk1V VI Soccer V VI Welghtllftlna V VI Track Tenms V VI LetteredV VI Laugh and the world laughs wrth you weep and you weep alone for the sad old earth must borrow rts mrrth and has trouble enough of IIS own Beat Krskr Senlor Class Presldent VI Track Lettered IV V VI Co Captarn VI Lettermans Club V VI Sec Treas V Pres VI Sargon V VI Lost ln Space V VI Sec Treas VI Admlsslons Comm V VI Spanlsh Award IV Yale Award V Football IV V VI Lettered IV V VI Co Captarn VI Wresthng Lettered IV V VI Gary Day Student I don t hve today J Hendrrx GARY M GIALLONARDO ThoQe that do not krll me make me stronger ff WY We o G Lrddy f ,zf X 10.1 19:15 2 ' f I :fd I' A - ' ' , ., Lil ,ft - i ' ,J l 'NX hi ' Q Q Q . ,, . . Q S Q Q 1 - . . , 9 Q Q 1- ' Q ' 9 1 W 5 Q '- ' 1 .. QQ . . . - Q Q Q 5 S Q Q 1 9 9 - 1 - Q Q Q - V Q Q K Q Q Q Q Q x a I D . . u I Q Q g Q . Q Q Q it 95 , . gg 9 ' Q1 ' . . - 5,M1,,M3i,,.-ifg,n.:,q'1gq e,,f-.af at--, . ' v 52- if - A,'.j:,z , 2,-31, . , f . . Lx . , t . ' t ' tgzywg-,'-. 5.1-, ' . b V .. , xl app , 5 -up V twst':'itt?3 'i . ,z 54, I fx if- aa - -Vs- I gg, as a 3 Q I 2 Y if be 1 1 E GARY J. GILBERTI Gary', Day Student Fishing Club III. IV, V: Scuba VI: Sailing Club III, IV, V: Football III: Basketball III. IV, V, VI: Varsity VI, Baseball III. IV, V. GONE to Carolina in my mind. If I claimed to be a wise man It surely means that I don't know. - Kansas Academian IV, V, VI, Business Editor VI, Backgammon Club IV, V, VI: Fishing Club VIL Gargoyle Stage Crew IV, V: Letterman's Club VI: News IV, Admissions Comm. IV, Vg Big Brother IV, V, VIL Soccer III, IV, Vg Weightlifting IV, V, Captain VIL Baseball III, IVQ Track V, Vlg More- wood Dorm Pres. V, VIL Morewood Stealing Comm. V, VI, Chairman. The pessimist sees only the tunnel: the optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel: the realist sees the tunnel and the light- and the next tunnel. - Syndey J. Harris Arnie,' Morewood ARNOLD F. GLANTZ 3 ,. ,. ,... Z.. .... - .. F ,.. .. .. . . A M' My I v yy. .. I .f fa. .:'.,,,f44,:g.- 'X 1 , . :,. fw -f .. at - -:r-3132 .. 1,:2 ..,53e? wa. . 'z rifvvff W'-' -vw - av' ,vw :- .i ...WM ,tem .. , , 4? f ' 46 ' ' W' Ame Aa if tai? W at -1 Mainz fm 3,2943 f'T?T h'1'T ' 1 'w-auf H I , ,nfgffi-,,,' 0, '61 ,avr iw. . fd-. ,ff . , uw LIZA A. GOLDBERG Liza', Day Student French III, IV, V, IV3 News V, VI: Spanish VI, Big-Little Sister III, IV, V, VI: Prom Comm. VI, Girls Swimming III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV. V, Vl: Girls Basketball Varsity Manager VI. Happiness isn't something you experience, it's something you remember. - Oscar Levant xvv F .lisa 22 Academian V, VI: Letterman's Club VI, News V, VI, Cross Country V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Tri-Captain Vlg Track IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, Vlg Student Council V. There never was a good war or a bad peace. - Ben Franklin Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles he has overcome while trying to succeed. - Booker T. Washington Billy,, Day Student WILLIAM R. GURTIN KERRY E HANNON Kerry Day Student Academran III IV V VI French Club III IV SSA NewsIII IV V VI Racquetslll IV V Memones may be beautrful and yet What s too palnful to remember We slmply choose to forget So lt s the laughter we wlll remember when ever we remember the way we were Reachlng for the stars saymg l am and I am golng to be Dlana Ross Lose your drearys and you wlll lose your mrnd Mick Jaggar IVY Af'1x'a 'Q, ' ls. 'll Never made it to the top. Don't let your schoolwork get in the way of your educa- tion - Mark Twain When hfe looks hke Easy street there IS danger at your door Grateful Dead Doesnt mean that much to me to mean that much to you QS S A I Nell Young LettermansClub VI Muslc IV V VI Sk1 Club IV V VI Howlers IV V VI Antr Assembly Club V VI Off Cam pus Club V VI Soccer IV V VI Lettered VI Wrestllng IV V VI Lettered IV V VI Lacrosse IV V VI Lettered V VI Captam VI Andy Day Student ANDREW G HARDIE 1? '23 . . . ii L xl 95 V1 ,to gg H . Y ,asa K I Q ss 0 Q t 99 ' 5 n . n I 4 I Q 1 9 Q 1 9 S , 1 . a he ,, 1 5 4 I' 5 9 - . Q . . . 1 . . . . , 1 , Q . . Y . , . . . . 1 , . V. VI: - - - . . . 1 - , 5 - 55 W, Gb ' ' . , . 5 n . . , Q g - ,,,,. ,, .,,. , , ., , , . -- ., . 55 ' ' ' 11 - . G6 ' ' 59 I ' 1 lm ATV ' , 3- '-fl Q , ..., I . ., .aa ' ' 19 f I ' t ' 4 , -' A , W- - is gf? :Q F ' -, , . , .1 -. 1-sa I S: ' N.: ga- .fs ., f ' W , , mf' , , ,' f4f'??.i,-2521. , . 'f 'V' 'I ' 'I ' ' in ,n VL , if an I -H I 2 ,. , :2iff'f9k ' ' I ' ':E:::Ef':'2 l:lY' ' , . . ': - ' 'V V .,l... , .I Q ..:,, ,3 N. , H Q I nv L ' . ,.., , A --va .. -.frggf I A lar: . . , - I I I If I . 5 222 'W ' '., 3' li.-I 2? v I ' I 'E 1 - 2 . - , flf7fn H,-5252135 I. ' fi 'M' I 4' ilf ' ' 1 V I I 5i:5f3:-3...' IQ I I ,,,, : Q ,, ff: , 51 I 2.1. l LOUIS GERALD HELBLING Lou Croft Photography Club IV. V. VI: S.S.A. IV. V, VI: C.A.G. IV V: Croft Christmas Tree Club V: C.C.C. V. VI: E.G.G Society VI: Tennis IV. V. VI. Lettered VI: Sec.-Treas. Croft V. Pres. Croft VI: Housemaster's Committee. Go ride a horse. Ijust don't like the taste. lVl.L. Just tell 'em you want your own apartment. GK. at ,,...q.-up-n--'U' Q ,:- 24 Academian IV: Backgammon IV. V. VI: Chess Club III. IV: Computer Club III: Gargoyle IV. V. VI: Glee Club V. VI: News IV. V: Manager Freshman Football. It's only but a paper love - Of promises and spoken words. Smile on my lovely friend - For happiness only comes to those who try. f L.E. Thanks to C.C.. J.I.. D.L.. J.P.. J.L. and L.A. You have all become a part of me. Tim Day Student TI M H ENN ESSEY CHARLES TALBOT H EPPENSTALL JR. Hepp Day Student Academian VI: Gargoyle V. VI: News Vlg 6-Footer Club V. VI. Pres. VI: Prom Committee V. VI. Sub-Chairman VI: Homecoming Committee VI. Float Chairman VI: Soccer III. IV: Varsity Golf V. VI. Lettered V. VI: Basketball III. IV. V. Varsity VI: Baseball III. IV. Varsity V. VI: Student Council. Academian VI: Lettermen's V. VI: Ski IV. V: Elections Committee V. VI: Swat Team IV. V. VIL Brew Pong V. VIL Two Dad Turk Club VI: Soccer IV. V. VI. Lettered V, Vlg Basketball V. VI. Lettered V. VI. Captain VI: Baseball IV. V. VI. Lettered IV. V. VI. Co-Captain VIL Grinders Soft- ball IV. V. VI. Scouts Honor T.W.K. Don't tell me what you are about or where you are going. Herm Day Student CARL W. HERMANN IV Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist. but you have ceased to live. E A Mark Twain 'qf,a,,,,,, STEVE HERWALD Steve Day Student Egerian Literary Board V, VI, French V, VI, Varsity Squash VI. 26 .. Q , - . - .1 ' 'ft A 'A -v' . ' .-,I 9 . , . , ' 5 . Academian IV, French Vg Letterman's Club VI, Prom Committee V, VI, Pres. VI, Homecoming VI, Tennis III, IV, VI, Lettered Vlg .I.V. Basketball III, IV, Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Captain VI. I walked on the beach in the early morn I ran on the sand till I could breathe no more I stood on a rock looking out at the sea and believed what I said when I said I feel free. - Jason Cooper Sue Day Student SUSAN LEA HERZOG Q 19. H1 Mr SUSAN M. HILES Susi Day Student Academian IV, V, VI: Gargoyle IV, V, VI: Letterman's Club V, VI: MRG Club VI: Sargon VI: Ski IV, VI: I.B.T.C. IV, V, VI: L.P.H. IV, V, VI: Cheerleader V, VI: Admissions Comm. VI: Homecoming Comm. VI, Chair- man: Prom Comm. V, VI: Gymnastics IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI: Swimming VI, Lettered VI: Man- ager - Boy's LaCrosse V, VI, Lettered V, VI: Field Hockey IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Most Imp. Player V, American High School Athlete 77-78. Time passes much too quickly . . . when we're together laughing. . . -Chicago Only the beginning. . . onlyjust a start. . 4 Chicago If 4 G' -fr' ' ff.: I ,B . 5-4.9 , ff? g,g,e ' .sri V If fx: E- Q 1.h...a'4' i' Academian V, VI: Letterman's Club V, VI, V.P. VI: News III, IV, V, VI, Associate Editor VI: Sargon V, VI: Ski III, IV, V, VI: Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI: Wrestling III. IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Captain V, VI: Track III: Student Council Representative V: Student Council Board Member VI. The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight. But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night? - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Jeff Day Student JEFFREY S. HILGER '-- an-1-5. - . J an V, , Q -R-rl-. m .'f-'if-:fl ' PM gf, ,f 1 . '- Q54 m '-v1nq,,. 94 HQ .Q gg J x h f 1 , ,eg J Egerian IV, V. VI: Glee Club IV: Music Club IV: Softball IV V. VI. Lettered IV, V, VI: Member Judicial Committee VI. I want to say right now I'm going to be around JOHN HILL when the walls and towers are crumbling down And I will tune my spirit to the gentle sound John Day Student I want to hear the sound of the waters lapping on a higher ground Egerian iv, v. vi. Editor vig Class vice President v1 of the Ch dfen1aUgh'ng- Gargoyle IV. V, VI: Da Da III: Tuxedo IV. V. Sue Day Student I should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas. - T. S. Eliot, The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock This morning there was a knock at the door. You answered it. The mailman was standing there. He slap- ped your face. - R. Brautigan People should be taught what is is not what should be. All my humor is based on destruction and despair. If the whole world were tranquil. without disease or violence. I'd be standing in a bread line a right back of J. Edgar Hoover. i Lenny Bruce The apparition of these faces in the crowd: Petals on a wet black bough - Ezra Pound In a Station of the Metro SUSAN HITESHEW Q mf 3.1: . , f I. sw BILL HOFFMAN Bill Day Student Academian VI: French III. IV: Ski III. IV. V. VI: Anti- S.F.C. V. VI: Soccer III. IV. V. VI: Wrestling. III. IV. V: Weightlifting VI: Track III. IV. V. VI. Lettered IV. Backgammon VI: Photography VIL Ski IV. V. VI: Spanish VI: Pres.: S.S.A. Howlers IV. V: CLA. V. VI. If you love life. life will love you hack. What a long strange trip it's been. Murcy Day Student an honest brew makes its own friends. MARCIA ANN HQLQUIST John Molson Ev . s DANIEL RAYMOND HOOVER Dan Day Student Academian VI: Hockey Ill. IV. V. VI: Photography Club III: Fox Chapel Varsity Ice Hockey Team IV. V. VI. Tennessee Bootleg Moonshine Whiskey sure do make a man feel fine and frisky eeCharlie Daniels Band I just keep prayin' everything is going to be alright W Outlaws - .3 1 . I 5 4 .2 A ,. me - ag. s-lf, N... FX.. . 45, 114, . . ...VPA 1, L! . Eff HI ' ,fi- -flt A . .F as ' .4 .Jar-, ov lil' I ,An I I -va if tr. as --q W, 5.35, , K f- 5.4 -,. s i, , I 3 . , 7:52, . 4 L Nam' ,WE lv I .1 , .7 In 5 .',5f'.,.l'5 , . ' . rf 'ws f A. ' W ' -fu if .L ,.., zu? Av V.','v,l,4y.. .I ,A I . ,I 2 . .. 'N . gr-YMWMK Hg, A ,V ,Zim I 3 .L ,, ,1 ' -H: T 90 A I f 4 Z A' tt ,Tr v , ' QS ' 'JS-3 FT A N , ' 'ff '17 E' 'KP' Q' 'ip f'-4 va' 4, ri- ,th at 3r,l 11' . l A f Q I gg P. BY 4 . Academian V. VI: Egerian V. VI: Ski V. VI: Soccer JV V. Varsity VI. Lettered VI: Squash JV V. Varsity VI. Lettered VI: Tennis JV V. Varsity VI. Lettered VI: Food Comm. VI. We have met the enemy and he is us - Pogo Atomic radiation gets the blame again as monster grassh- oppers make a shambles of Illinois. - T.V. Guide Jim Day Student JAMES C. HOUSTON ' T T I Q Q Q if M., ws? Q3 CYNDI E H UM E Cyndle Day Student Academ1anV VI Backpackm V Chesi Club VI French IV V VI Lettermane Club VI Newe VI Photography Academran V Egerlan VI Gargoyle III IV V VI Board V VI Glee CIubV Sk1III IV V PromV VI Electlons V VI Adm1sQ1onQVI CheerIead1ngIV V J V Tenn1sIV Gymnastlc IV V VI Lettered VI Softball Lettered IV Varslty Boy s Baseball Manager V VI Lettered Vl I am a great behever ln luck The harder I work the more of xt I seem to have Coleman Cox Thanks NJ and V Q III IV Apache Chlefette Field Hockey III IV V Let jamg Day Student tered IV V Basketball V Softball III IV V Vl Lettered III IV V VI JANISJOHNSON Flre UP' 5' A Q X A , .yr-,I-' F E Q-f-ig , '13 '- ' -. - 5 Q Q - 'A I . . . . . . . . - . . - . , Q ' 1 C , , . GG v ' ' ' 95 I.. ' va . , U . in . . . 5 . . 9 . . . - . - . . . - .,, - N . . - . . . , . . . . . . . I . . - ,, - .Q xr 1 sf , M .4 Q I Qu . ggi' , i 5 I R ,. . .f-Nfl, -I I - i wa V . aw f, , , , , 53- lf. EXE Z V ,M , , -,,-- Y., egg W, Everything here is a game. . . What matters is what I've done And what I'll leave behind. . - Pele Keep on 'Truckin'! Academian VI: Letterman's Club VI: News V. VI: Photog- raphy III: KLEP V. VI: Big Brother V. VI: Var. Soccer V. VI. Lettered VI. MIP VI: Var. Wrestling III. IV. V. VI. Let- tered IV. V: Var. Track IV. V. VI. Lettered IV. V. VI: Elec- tions Committee VI. Fritz Day Student RICHARD J. KATZIN ',pu.-..-l ,..-- ' MARY BEVERLY KAY Bev Day Student Academian IV. V. VI. Art Editor IV. V. Co-Head Editor VI: Letterman's Club V. VI: Prom Committee V. VI. Co- Head Chairman VI: Admissions Comm. V. VI: SFS VI: Tennis. Lettered III. IV. V. VI. Captain V. VI: Basketball III. IV. V. Lettered V. Youth must be served! There are secrets in all families. A Farquar A brother is a friend given by nature. ag., mf 4 ' l ,Q 5 1 .mee 5' T 1 I . i ft 2 7. 9. Ei gi 's , s f-kN. Q. Nm. Sometimes the lights all shin'in on me: Other times I can barely see. But lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it's been. A Greatful Dead Time flies like an arrow Fruit flies like a banana It can't be wars if it feels so right Ski Club III. IV. V. VI: Spanish III. IV: Howlers III. IV. V. VI: Off Campus Club III. IV. V. VI: Anti-Assembly III. IV. V. VI: Football III. IV. V. VI. Lettered VI: Swimming III,IV. Dave Day Student DAVID KENNEDY GEORG E KESEL Georce Croft Fxshmg Club III IV Hockey III IV V VI Football III IV Baseballlll IV V VI Pres CroftVI If you see somethlna that looks hke a star And lt s shootln up out of the round And your head rs spmmn from a loud gurtar And youjust can t escape from the sound Don tworry 1t s alrlght lt ll hap pen to you We were chrldren once playma wlth toys' Trlfflc Wooden shlps on the w lter very free and easy You know thats the way rt s supposed to be Sllver people on the shorelmes let us be Talkmg about very free and easy Horror grlps as we watch you dle All we can do IS echo your anguished crles Stare as all humans feehngs due Crosby. Stlll. Nash and Young 1 M 7 q ' Mig' .M-g '3 ,xg 'l J 1: The noblest exercxse of the m1nd wlthm doors and most b6fllllI'lg, a person of quahty ns study Wlllram Ramesy Much study IS a wearmess of the flesh Ecclesrastes Rrfle Club IV V VI Scuba VI JV Golf IV V Rlflery IV Lettered V VI Captam VI Academran VI Backpack mg IV V VI Chess Club V VI Computer Club IV V NewsV VI Photography IV V VI Scott Day Student SCOTT K LAG ES ,nt -. -- -,-V . 1--1 Rr - V .'.e.e:, 'I --- wp Q . ' ,. - , n V'-XN '-yi . V f M' ' I - . , ,4 I ., I , A D I + -, Q ' 1, 3 '-.-c, ' 1 Q . . for . -,, IQ' . 1 .1 w.'- ' .g '4...,, M 7 L AI ,:d,!, ' .K - N L. 'Y ' 4' A ,' ' .. H . . . . - . . . . ,, , . it . S 99 ' q - Q - . . - . . bb U ' . I - ' 1 1 Q I Q - - . Q . - - Q . . 1 - . . . . . . . . . Q -. . f . . - - I . . - . - hh HQ bb ' i ' J S, L . , . . 9. 4, 0 C, I . . f 0 . K :T - - s -n ' -u - ' n ' - . . n C v S I I ' s lr L H- , ' . , . c I ' L 5 ' N X v ' TERRENCE MATTHEW KNOTT Dty Student Academian V VI Backgtmmon V VI Computer Club IV V VI Lettermans Club Vl Spanish Club IV We Dont Ski VI J P Look alike Ill IMSAC VI IDTAC try V VI Lettered V VI Tri Captain VI Btsketball III Winter Track V VI Var Triek IV V VI Lettered IV V VI Co Captain VI Election Comm V VI Well I been running down the road trying to loosen my mind Looking for a lover who won t blow my cover She s so hard to find Take it easy' Take it easy Dont let the sound of your own wheels make you erazy Come on baby' Don t say maybe' I got to know if your sweet love is going to save me Ed les To all of you with whom I have had the pleasure of being friends I wish you success in your endeavors no mutter how you measure it Ah But a min s reaeh should exeeed his Crisp Or whats a heaven for? Robert Browning Now there s 'tn outer self we got to deal with The one th it likes to go to parties and dress up and be cool look pretty on ego trips and all this So like I m trying to tell you you got to love you You Cot to learn all the beautiful things around you trees and birds And if there aint no beauty you get to make some beauty have merey Maurice White The sooner that you fall behind the longer you have to eftteh up 1 senior Kirby Day Student KIRBY F KRIEGER H . ' c A ' I . Y I U- U Lf , ' . 5 A . L C . U - , Y .V T , - x L 1 s .N T.K. z ' . Tc T .Nga . U . 1 Va . 1 Founder V. VI: ASPCV VI: Football IV: Var. Cross Coun- ' . . . . - 1 as' 2 . I . Z . . . . . ' 1 I c . . v ,Q A. .1 ,.:.. I W' 17am '1:w- V' '-,12':-1,411-,naw af CARL KU RLANDER Fred Morewood Backgammon V, VI, V. Pres. V, VI, News III, IV, V, VI, Circ. Mgr. VI, S.U.N. III, IV, V, VI, V. Pres. VI, J.V. Cross Country V, VI, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI. Vent, Vidt , Discesst livery time I look in the mirror some moron blocks my view. Rhubarb! C. K. Lander G.E.B.3 ,,,,,,mv.. I may be crazy, but I ain't no fool - Lynyrd Skynyrd If you don't like the way I'm livin' you just leave this long haired country boy alone. - Charlie Daniels Everything that you do will come back to you. - Wet Willie Backpacking V, VI, Chess III, IV, Photography IV, V, VI, Rifle Club III, IV, Sailing IV, S.F.L.S. VI, Wrestling III, J.V. Baseball IV, Weight lifting IV, V, P.E. IV, V, VI, Fresh. Baseball III. Larry Day Student LAURENCE PAUL LAWHEAD .ravi .,......-an 36 wild? ass? K' JOHN LEIBRICK john Day Student Backpacklngll IV V VI Gargoyle IV V VI Glee Club III IV V VI Lettermans Club VI Scuba III Cross Country V VI Lettered V VI Wrestlmng Ill IV V VI Lettered IV V VI Track IV V VI Lettered IV V VI Electlons Comm III IV V llll' Don t stop thmkmg about tomorrow Fleetwood Mac My dear fellow nt 1snt easy to be anythlng nowadays Oscar Wllde GO GRINDERS' Academlan VI Hockey III IV V VI Sa1l1ngIII IV V VI Pres VI Sk1III IV V VI Grmders V VI Football III Basketball III IV Var V VI Baseball III IV V VI Var V VI Lettered VI Scott Day Student SCOTT LESLIE 'I gin, -E?1?5QQ tt.Q .. , . - N '- Ii .,,. . . Y ,4e-wvea 1 , I D ' 235 we H There's such a lot of Beastly competxtlon about! ,a,' Sflafife -,,s't - t.v-' 't ' I - ayggmiiwqg 'clt L' 5' . ' . ' . W ' 7 Q 1 1 Q S 1 2 . . . . 1 . . . 1 ' . , , 1 , . 1 I , 1 n 5 1 N 1 9 'V . ' ss 51 . . 1 . . . , , I ai' I . 23 , ,ADW KEN LEVY Ken Day Student Backpacking Club V. VI: Backgammon Club VI: Photog- raphy V,VI1 Sailing Club V, VI: S.U.N. VI, Rifle Team V, VI. Pissin' in the wind Bettin' on losin' friends, Makin' the same mistakes we swear weld never make again Oh, Pissin' in the wind But it's blowin on all our friends We'lljust sit and grin and tell our grandchildren. - Jerry Jeff Walker B.O.T. VI: S.J.S. V, VIL Frisbee Club II, IV, V, Pres. VI: Bre' Pong Club V, VI: S.P.S. VI: Liferg Doc Wood Fan Club Y Vl. Marc Day Student What is the purpose of an education? What is the ques- MARC LHQRMER tion? What is the percent yield? Get off them tables! - E. Bishop Looking back on growing up. . - S. Wonder l l 'x H. Y: 5, 1 Y R, E I i l JIM LOEVNER If Jim Day Student For C.J.P. - Though the distance divides us: There's a paradise inside us we can't loose. k Dan Folgelburg She don't lie, she don't lie, she don't lie: cocaine. - J. J. Cale When you shake hands with the devil you get burned. - Charlie Daniels if if l f ' 1 I . 1 , 1. I drank the worm. Ole. Academian V, Co-Editor VI, Sports Editor VI, Photogra- phy III, Ski III, IV, V, VI, Cum Laude VI, Andy Capp Club VI: Soccer III, IV, Lettered V, VIL Weightlifting III, Tennis III, IV, Vg Lacrosse VI: Curriculum Comm. Vlg Surf Team Co-Captain VI. Butter Day Student JOHN DANIEL MCALLISTER , 'W2Ifg1f?5'1'1- ' ,Q Take your big black cow and get out of here. - Steely Dan How can you play lacrosse and not believe in God?l - Sheila Warren JOHN McCLAY John Day Student Academian VIL Backgammon V: Ski Club III. IV. V, VI: I9er's Club III. IV. V, VI: Cordoba Club VI: Han Fan Club IV. V. VI: Freshman Soccer III. .I.V. Soccer IV. V, Varsity Soccer VI: J.V. Squash III. IV. Varsity Squash V. VI: Track V. VI. To one who has been long in the city pent 'Tis very sweet to look into the fair and open face of heaven. . - John Keats . .- . ., A -Y 0 w s. I ' IC! - T r' .A V 'V , 5 ig! if : , ' 'I I :T 1321 1155 ii' I 6 I - - . . ' ' 0 Agags. 5. , ' ' V-Aw. ' I km., A M -A x f '-qu-.. Ns.. . ..- , dv-1-.-, eww- . . h . , . f- I ' 'T' f 1' ...N ' .-. 4 -'. .fu-C 1: I 'FMT' -.,,. It QL ' -- '.' ' A 2 1 ,-...:-- f f aye v- if 5 , ww YI A V ,, 5 185.1-fl 5.2 s.. . - I 1 S I ' . T, Truth conceals itself in error. History reveals its face: days of ecstasy and terror invent the future that invents the race. v Donaid Lehmkuhl Academian V. VI: Chess Club III. IV. V. VI: News V, VI: Photography Club V: Rifle Club III. IV: Elections Com- mittee III, IV. V. Chairman V1 Squash V. VI: J.V. Tennis IV. Hax Day Student CHRISTIAN H. MCCULLOUGH III i 4' , I l In A f if .X Q 1 1- Q J I 1 1 K . all ij W- , A .,-, ' ' 0 3 I . , A pw' . ,ef f ' f ' fiat Q ' You can do whatever you want to do Wherever you want to go it's upto you And wouIdn't it be fine Following your heart. Playing your own part Knowing from the start CHRISTINE McMAHON lt's up to you. 1 - Steve Weisberg Chris Ellsworth Swimming IV. V: Varsity Track V: Gymnastics IV. V. VI: . ' V. V 1 t ' v ' . Academian VI: Backgammon V: French Club VI: Gargoyle Prom Committee I Homewmmb Committee VI IV. V. VI: News IV, V: Racquets III. IV: Gymnastics III. IV. VI: Basketball V: Track IV. V. VI: Swimming III: Ellsworth Cathy gay Student Pres. I CATHY MARTIN There are many fruits upon the Tree of Life: of these Friendship is the sweetest. CHARLES MASTERSON l'Charlie Day Student Backgammon Club IV, V, VI: Hockey Club III, IV, V, Vlg News Vlg Photography Club V, VI, Cross Country VI, Let- tered VIL Squash V1 Track V. VI, Lettered VI. Sometimes it is better to keep one's mouth shut and be assumed a fool than to open it up and erase all doubt. ...iivl -' l'd far rather leave a thought behind me than a child. - E. M. Forster How can we know the dancer from the dance'?,' - W. B. Yeats I wonder what Wellington will do now? He will never be content to become a private citizen again. -Napoleon Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Pres. Vlg Egerian Vg Gargoyle IV: News IV, V, VI, Feature Ed. VI: S.U.N. IV, V, VI. V.P. VI: War Games IV: Class Sec.-Treas. III. Pin Day Student SIDDHARTHA MAZUMDAR 42 N 5. i ag Q' NN N xb ' S K5 HOWARD MERTZ Howard Morewood Academian V, VI: Backpacking III, IV3 Chess Club III, Vlg Model Railroading V: News III, IV, V, Vlg Photogra- phy Club Vg Spanish III: S.U.N. IV, V, VI: Organic Club Vlg Elections Comm. IV, V, VI: Soccer IV, VI: Squash VIg Tennis IV, V: Baseball VI. Show me a good loser, and I'll show you a loser. - Lombardi 44 x, fi. ef He, 'Q Short words are the best and the old words when short are best of all. - Winston Churchill Cvlee Club III, IV, V, VIL News V, VIL Library Assistant III, IV: Racquets III, IV. VI: Basketball III, IV: Softball III, IV, V, Manager IV, V, Lettered V. Joyce Day Student JOYCE MIKETIC 4 0,4 Y 2,552 11 ff' I 1553 DAVID MILLER David Day Student Computer Club III. IV: Soccer Ill. IV. V. Varsity VI. Let- tered VI: Weightlifting Ill. VI: Wrestling IV: Winter Track V: Lacrosse III. IV: Track V. VI. If it feels nice. don't think twice. - James Taylor r -13:1 ., Q2 6 .-G ew: -......,,w,, - , V. I E':aE:'f25f?f, ti ! ' 'f - 'f'-:aStW- a v '-' . 1 t s , -- . i,.. -:W , . . - .05 Q ,, . I ' riifif' -if 'ff if '3 -:WT -r:f'fsgfi- me - Q35-M' ' Q1 -iff x 53, I .- .. 'sf ',f if3'5l,2tf- - Sv TI I-. I YV 5--Q ,. rj . 753 5 . Mfg t. ' I I ', QP, . -If -,'ff',5i'lf'-if :ff-5 -I. --Q 2-:'. t ea' , - -.3 ' it if ' xt . N.-,f- -S . - - - 5-1 -- t A , t 5. afigq-.3f'Tf'sff?:.,?t I 'fi 1. if 1 S' 'sf I -is, Q f ' -jf:tg 4,, , .5 I 1 'Y 5. .a,Q.iw:.,H . J: t A , Q' .dw Q wg., tg'-.-1--.I .5-gg K . 5 -. - W- -' Q 2 3.254235-K. 5 , is mfg: :Qi ,.. .W m - - - ' .,.. - 1 . g, V ,Q dm' . 0.5. 'I . .ai ..R,9.,.a..f ,Es -t - . .QE ...Q A X -X,':u:,..w 5 'I uv. I ,A.i.,:s? A.. .Mx .An X .b me 3 . ,...,k, , .- K -u ..-1 -tvs ,fqfht ., . . 3f.wzX?l , xl- 5 WH ., fs. H . g- wtxi- I . s N Q i. 4, .vm-rf ,. mfs'-.4TW T A- ff. 1 ' . -s-- we .,, .V , x -,. v azz? , ,im ' ' ' ii' It L .fm - x ' 305' ' X W-. ,K , . VM- A yy l 4 I ,m.t I. :-- -I f' f . 44 Leave business to idlers. and wisdom to fools: they have need of em: wit. be my faculty. and pleasure my occupa- tion. A Congrave Letterman's Club V, VI. Sec.-Treas. VI: Football III. IV. V. VI. Lettered IV. V. VI. Co-Captain: Weightlifting VI: Baseball III. IV. V. VI. Lettered III. IV. V. VI. Co-Captain VI. John Day Student JOHN JOSEPH MOLNAR from Md' ROBERT JAY MOORE Doctor Day Student Backgammon Club V VI E erian VI: Rifle Club VI: Sail- ing Club V VI Ski Club V VI Broken Arm Club VI: SIS Club V VI Football V Racquets VI: Weightlifting V1 Riflery VI Baseball VI If I am not for myself who will be for me? If I am for myself alone what am I9 Thanks Mom and Dad! Always give a second effort. M. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. - L. J. Cardinal Suenens Academian VI: Chess Club III, IV: French Club Ill: Gar- goyle V, VI: Letterman's Club V, VI: Sailing IV: Swim- ming III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain V, VIQ Bas- ketball III: Boy's Swim Team Manager VI. Ann Day Student ANN VALERIE MORTON Hillel And I may return if dissatisfied with what I learn from having died Robert Frost A LAURA SUZANNE MURCEK ue Ellsworth Egerlan IV V Gargoyle V VI Field Hockey III Track III JV Basketball III IV Varslty Basketball V Boys Varslty Track Manager lV V VI Cross Country Manager VI Student Councll Representattve to Ellsworth Dorm V M5535 A256 5 P5 46 My heart IS llke a smgmg blrd Rosettl Academlan IV V VI French Club V VI Culee Club III News IV V VI Recorder V Admlssrons Commxttee V VI Votmg Member VI Judlclal Commlttee VI Alternate Prom Commlttee VI Cheerleadmg V VI Gymnastlcs III IV V VI Lettered IV Softball Manager III IV V Let tered IV V Student Councll III Nina Day Student NINA ROSE NETCHI 4,4 ,te ' V I if L, . l ' su 5 as ' ' ' ' ' as . . . . . . MS 95 . . . S N 9 S l I Q - . . . . . . . . . . 8 ' bb ' 79 'I H 5 I , I . '-N asa z f '- W-fe' , . , -fwf:Nf 1 -It I . ' .V rw x-1.7 A I .,5,:,::., ,L ,, , , s , 5 3 1 V f .I .. ,..,. g l 5551. A :Q- SM Waals? , HM? ,A -W , J I ' Q E4 . f I rr' . - 5 gf' . .. . Y : R .. F5552 3. -fr.......w.?' JEFF NIXON Jeff Day Student Ski Club III. IV, V: Spanish Club III. IV: Freshman Soc- cer: Wrestling III: Football IV. V, VI. Lettered VI: Weightlifting IV. VI: Tennis III. IV: Track V. It's nice to believe when the going gets rough that your friends will come running to make things less tough. But you'll find you are strongest when standing alone and the help you rely on is solely your own. ii !? .. :QM A - ,sig 0 ' 4. K I see my worries upside down, But there is nothing to fear. My vision is clear. - Brian Auger There ain't nothin stoppin us now. k T.O.P. News Ill. IV: Spanish Club III. IV. V. VI: Big Brother III. IV: Homecoming Committee VI: Howlers III. IV, V. VI: Frisbee Club V. VI: Black Student Union VI: Freshman Football: Freshman Basketball. J. V. Basketball ll. V: Weightlifting VI: Track IV. VI. Froque Day Student BROCK ONQLIE JOSEPH ALEXANDER PALETTA Joe Kapp' Day Student Chess Club III. IV, V. VI: Letterman's Club VI: T.K. Look Alike III: Football III. IV. V. VI. Lettered VI: Diving III. IV, V. VI, Lettered IV. V. VI: Track III, IV, V. VI. Lettered V. VI: Elections Committee Chairman V. VI: Judicial Committee VI: Vice President VI. The treasure which you think not taking trouble and pains to find. this one alone is the real treasure you are looking for all your life. The glittering treasure you are hunting for day and night lies buried on the other side of that hill yon- der. . .firms V .1 ' 5.2 -, Thanks Mom I and Dad. Qi., . I ' i 1 Y i ,h -Q yy 1 X Q xqx :Cx . 'Ps 1 . if 1 N g ,h r TT - x? 48 No lost wealth seems more bitterly regretted than that which has never been possessed - such as might-have- been gains on the Stock Exchange. - Alfred de Mus- set The vanity of teaching often tempteth a man to forget he is a blockheadf' - George Savile The dreaded Communist influence is everywhere. Gargoyle V, VI: Spanish VI: S.U.N. VI: U.N.C.C. V. VI. Secretary-Treasurer VI: Police Action Squad - Sniper. V: Basketball III: Weightlifting IV, V, VI: Baseball III. IV. V. VI. Lettered VI. Ted Day Student STEPHEN MARK PAPERNICK -mr , Qzff PHILIP PAVLOVICH Phil Day Student Letterman's Club VI: Andy Capp Club V, VI: Sailing Club III, IV, V, VI: Ski III, IV, V, VI: Soccer, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain Vlg Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Lacrosse IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, Captain VI: Food Committee V. Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. - Mark Twain Never a dull moment! - P.E.P. B -.. .r 47 1 ff 'I if H 5 -,XJ , gill' Wg g 9 V mari iwif. ,.,,' If ' A --IQ ,li ' , ...V 1, .V 1 ,Z I 'Z - ,ri '-it , a 3 , J , , L -f ,. '.--:f 1affff?IQ,,:2'.3' -3.129 . ' Every day I wake upjust the same And I'm waiting for something new Every night I have myself to blame For the dreams that haven't come true. - James Taylor!Stevie Wonder Photography III, IV, Vg Scuba V: Croft Hazing Friends V: CPC IV, V3 CCC IV, V1 C.I-I.Cv. V: Croft Christmas Tree Club IV, Swimming III, Lettered IV, Vg Lacrosse III, IV, V: Student Council Boarder Representative V. Pav Croft MICHAEL DAVID PAVSEK SAMANTHA M. PFEIFER Sam Day Student Egerian IV: French V, VI: Gargoyle III. IV. V. VI: Music Club VI: Ski IV. V: Admissions Committee V. VI: Tennis V. VI. Lettered V. VI: J.V. Basketball V: Softball IV, VI. It is foolish to tear one's hair in grief as though sorrow would be made less by baldness. A Cicero Dost thou love picking meat? Or would'st thou see a man in the clouds and have him speak to thee? H- Bunyan 666 B no longer alone. He's getting out the marrow On your backbone. And the seven trumpets blowing Sweet rock and roll Gonna blow right down inside your soul. Pythagoras with the looking glass Reflects the full moon. In blood he's writing the lines Of a brand new tune. -Genesis Rob Day Student ROBERT POSNER . ,. R 4 x iitiiffiirfliif 1 5321:-+1 BARBARA BETH RADMAN Barb Ellsworth Academian VI, French IV, V, Food Committee V, Gar- goyle IV, V, VI, Prom Committee VI, Homecoming Com- mittee VI, Field Hockey III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Bas- ketball Manager III, IV, V, VI, Swimming III, IV, Track V, Ellsworth V.P. VI. You've got to wake up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart, then people gonna treat you better and you're gonna find yes you will that you're beautiful as you feel - Carole King 5'vi..V , i f I 2 ' .- .:' uf ' ,I ,gi It ur.. Z 12,1 13.1 e- . -ff Some say there's a heaven for those who will wait Some say it's better, but I say it ain't. I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, The sinners are much more fun. Only the good die young. - Billy Joel Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, News IV, V, VI, Scuba V, VI, Football V, Lettered VI, Tennis IV, V, VI, Judicial Comm. VI, Admissions Comm. VI. Steven Day Student STEVEN CHARLES RATTNER 44' ff , , Ia 2 if A f 45 wg 3, X , Y WILLIAM REICHBLUM Bill Day Student Backgammon III, IV: Chess IV: French III: Gargoyle IV. V, VI: Glee Club V, Vice President Vlg News III, IVQ Assoc. Editor IVg Co-Ed V: Last of the Aber Club. I'm not a comedian and l'm not sick, The world is sick and I'm the doctor. I'm a surgeon with a scalpel for false values. I don't have an act. ljust talk. l'mjust Lenny Bruce. . .. It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance. - HJ. 52 With your chrome head shining in the sun -long may you run. - Neil Young Scuba VI: C.D.C. Vg M.B.C. Vlg Washboard Club VI: C.C.C. V, VI: Croft Christmas Tree Club V: Varsity P.E. VI: Tennis VI. Steve Croft GEORGE STEVENS RICHARDSON JR. . 1 , , 2 4 ' w., . Zff9 I I- x - 3 FACE ANDREW ROSEN BACH Cindy. . .Lisa. . .Sarah. . .partyl Woody Day Student Backgammon Club V: Ski Club V: Boys' Basketball Man- News IV, V, Associate Editor VI: Ski III, IV, V, VI: Fris- ager VI' bee Club V, VI: Aber Fan Club VI: Convertible Club V1 Soccer III, IV, V, VI: Student Council Representative V, VI: Elections Comm. VI. The bee is such a busy soul It has no time for birth control: And that is why in times like these There are so many sons of bees. You only go around once in life. and you have to grab for all the gusto you can. - Schlitz Myra Day Student MYRA ROTH I THOMAS G. SAMAKOW Smack Day Student Backgammon Club III, IV. V. VI: Chess Club III. IV. V. VI: Computer Club Ill, IV, V: Ski III. IV, V, VI: Student United Nations VI: Ciolf III: Football IV: Cross Country V, VI: Rillery III. VI: Tennis III. IV. V, VI. Life is like a bowl of cherries: sometimes it's the fruit, and sometimes it's the pits. vi I in ., - J V A Ta. . V 1 I ' if 54 XX Academian VI: Backgammon Club V: Letterman's Club VI: Tennis III. V. VI, Lettered VI: Basketball III. IV. V. VI, Lettered V. VI: Track IGirlsJ III, Lettered III: Boys Track Manager IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI. I've stopped the search for life and am now looking for a good fantasy. Before you find your handsome prince you have to kiss quite a few toads. Smibooch SUSAN LEE SAYLES M-J .....4 it LOAOA Q ' Q - H Q te I t 'q X V ,,..' 1 1 - . I .. Hom soit qui mal y pensef' - King Edward Ill Thing that is seyd, is seyd, and forth it gooth' - Chaucer Don't do today what you can possibly put off till tomor row Egerian VI: Admissions Committee VIQ Library Commit- tee Vlg Late Activity Sheet Club VIL Cross Country V, VI Basketball V: Student Council Dorm Representative V Morewood Vice President Vg Morewood Secretary-Treas VI: Co-Chairman Stealing Comm. Tim Morewood TIMOTHY M. SLEVIN fi' JOHANNA SMITH Joey Day Student Academian V, VIL Egerian V1 French V, VI, Sec.-Treasurer Vg Gargoyle VI: Letterman's Club VI: S.U.N. V, Sec.- Treasurer Vg News VI: Winter Track Vg Girls Track and Field V, VI, Lettered V, Captain VI. To do and to dare - not what you would, but what is right. Never to hesitate over what is within your power, but boldly to grasp what lies before you. Not in the plight of fancy, but only in the deed there is freedom. Away with timidity and reluctance! Out into the storm of event, sus- tained only by the commandment of God and your faith. and freedom will receive your spirit with exultationf' - Dietrich Bonhoeffer 56 The Stahootabakerv Academian VI: Backpacking Club III. IV, V, VI: Chess Club III, IVQ Computer Club III1 Hockey III, IV, V. VI, President Vlg News V, VI: Ski V, Vlg S.U.N. VI: Football III: Soccer IV, V, VIQ Wrestling Ill, IV, V, Vlg Baseball III, IV, V, VI: Student Council Independent Study Committee: Admissions Committee fAlt.J The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon. but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas H. Huxley Stahoot', Day Student KURT R. STAHLFELD is CHARLES D. STEITZ Charlie Day Student Academian VI: Photography Club III, IV, VIg Ski III, IV, V, VI: Andy Capp Club VI: STIT Cabin Club IV, V, VI Football III, IV, V: Swimming V, VI. Lettered VI: Weight lifting III, IV: Track III: J.V. Baseball V, VI: Nude Soft ball fCaptain5 V, VI. Some morning you may wake up With your face down in the eggs Sojust put out the fire. Call in the dogs, Head it on back to Bowleg - Doc Watson On any Sunday . . W Anonymous 'Ii',,' fair' 311, , , Z -,Wiz . .3 1 I , 4 1 'Q , 1 I . ' ' ' WW, fha iff! ,ff . z .ff P' i ff' I I i , X , We make our dreams come true when we believe in them. -J.D. If there were many, then I would have nothing to say: but only a few give to the world their gifts. So I must not stand back and let the world pass, for if I did, there would be no reason for me to be here. - D.M.S. Something funny is going on in this house. . . Not till the next blue moon. . . give her a dog biscuit. . Computer Club IV: Big Brother VI: Squash IV, V. VI: Cross Country V, VI, Track IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI. Dexter Day Student DEREK M. SUTTON F7732 , I H-1 MT..--. . , . , RIVES T. TAYLOR Ribo Day Student Academian V, VI, Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Sec.-Trea- surer VI, Egerian III, Gargoyle IV, V, VI, Glee Club V, VI, Hockey III, IV, V, Model Railroad III, IV, V, VI, Admissions Committee VI, War Games Club III, IV, V, Tartuffe Supreme V, VI: Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Weightlift- ing III, IV, V, Varsity Weightlifting VI. ' 'I Academian IV, V, VI, Chess Club III, IV, News IV, V, VI, Photography Club III, IV, Scuba V, Spanish III, IV, V, Rifle Team III, IV, Varsity Rifle Team V, VI. Sneeky Pete . . . Lumn . . . 6-22-77 . . .Jeanne l00 years from now it won't make any difference. - George W. Tippins The Golden Rule - He who has the gold makes the rule. 'J0hn,' Day Student JOHN H. TIPPINS We think our fathers fools, so wise we grow, Our wiser sons no doubt will think us sof, - Alexander Pope If it is to be, It is up to me. E,--m . S 1-.. I -his, ... 58 If IN- Wvjrv' ' fizbisiizf- '- i . 5 z., 1. V, WILLIAM ROSS TISI-IERMAN Tish Day Student That life is worth living is the most necessary of assump- tions, and were it not assumed, the most impossible of con- clusionsf' - George Santayana But my dreams, they aren't as empty As my conscience seems to be? A--v Q, F I. . 9 , , A- 0 A . ,p . 'za--.f!lqFf'f '3.f . . -. Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life In its brief course lie all the Varieties and realities of your existence: The bliss of growth, The glory of action. The splendor of beauty: For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes Every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day!', Academian Vg Gargoyle V, VIL News V, VI: Photography Club IV, V, VI, Soccer III, IV: Baseball III, IV, V, VI. Josh Day Student JOSEPH VAN BUSKIRK, JR. The Who The good life is inspired by love and guided by reasonf' , M ' 4 1 '. 4-U. Q . an - Chinese Fortune Cookie ifyoivsa Q i , N fl f y x il 'fit ' ' 4 . , - . . af, A . D1 MELISSA ANN VARADI Missy Ellsworth Academian III: Spanish Club Ill. IV: Greenhouse Club V: Field Hockey III: Racquets VI: Basketball III. IV. V. VI: Softball Ill. IV: Track V. VI: Dorm Fire Marshall V: Bul- letin Board Chairman V. And I'm searching for a rainbow And if the wind ever shows me where to Ukj Y Y e Qw d I 'I s .4 .- Good times and riches and son ofa bitches I've seen more than I can recall . . . But yesterdays are over my shoulder So I can't look back for too long There'sjust too much to see waiting in front of me And I don't think that I can go wrong. - J. Buffet Academian VI: Backpacking Club Ill. IV: Gargoyle V. VI: News V. VI: Ski Club Ill. IV. V. VI: Andy Capp Club VI: Surf Team VI: Soccer III. V. VI. Lettered VI: Basketball III: Baseball III. IV. V. VI: Nude Softball V. VI tTri-Cap- taml. Egg Day Student ERIC L. VEY Totfll be waiting at the end and l'll know I'll see the hill with that pot of gold. A The Marshall Tucker Band oY Sf l fcalzgias. if 0 Dreams - so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away. - Seals and Croft Just remember I love you. and it will be all right. M - Firefall SARAH WEBSTER VODREY I m takin' my time - I'miugtOi3gy1in' along. Sam Ellsworth Academian iv, V. Vi, Backpacking Club V, vi, Chess Club III, IV: Computer Club III, IV, V, Vlg Photography Club III, IV, V, VI: Rifle Club III, IV, V, VI: Search for 9aQ,gi0fg,fg2fl5 liglvli Glee Club V' PWS' V11 GMS Track Life VI: Riflery ni, iv, V, Varsity vi, Baseball 1n,iv. I will bless the Lord at all times f- Q- D S d His praise shall continually be in my mouth. Gary ay tu em My SOL1l Sl'12lll make its boast in the Lord GARY EDWARD WALKOWSKI The humble shall hear it and rejoice, O Magnify the Lord with me. And let us exalt His name together. I sought the Lord and He answered me. And delivered me from all my fears. Psalm 34: I-4 a . .5 , ' -'rf mr'- 1 , f ffj1'1 'L-:leafy w ' fl :Cl: af I fbi ! - -. t i f, yiy, 1 2 'PC' 1. ' ' -I 1-if -V I if t SEAN WA RR EN Sean Day Student Chess Club III, IV, V, VIL President of Last Aber Fan Club VI: Racquets III: Manager of J.V. Football IV3 Weightlift- ing III, VI: Wrestling IV, V: Lacrosse III: Sec.-Treas. of Class IV: Curriculum Comm. V3 Independent Study Comm. VI. In the time of your life, live so that in that good time there shall be no ugliness or death for yourself or for any life your life touches. In the time of your life, live so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mys- tery of it. i William Saroyan --sk' 1,2 Ns, yi-S It takes all kind of schooling to get used to my kind of fool- ing. Academian III, IV, V, VI: Activities Editor VI: Ski Club III, IV, V, VI: M.D. Club IV, V, VI: Football III: Basket- ball, Varsity V, VI, Lettered VI: Track III, IV, V: Tennis VI. Beaver Day Student JOSEPH F. WEIS III 1 p DAVID W. WENTLEY Spent Day Student Academian VI: Ski Club III, IV, V, VI: Surf Team VI, Co- Captain: Andy Capp Club VI: Senior Prank Squad: STIT Cabin Club IV, V, VI: Football IV. V, VI: Swimming III. IV, V, VI, Lettered VI: Lacrosse IV: Track V. VI. Lettered V, VI. Man, being reasonable must get drunk, the best of life is but intoxication. To the wise, life is a festival. - Emerson I 5 X 54' pw . ls -I ggqggm' U The quicksands of automatism and dreams vanish upon awakening. But the rocks of this imagination still remain. -Salvador Dali Academian V: Backpacking Club VI: Computer Club III. IV, V, VI: Egerian: Literary Board VI: Gargoyle VI: Model Railroading V, V.P.: Rifle Club IV, V, VI: Harvard Convention Delegate VI: Understanding for Public Rela- tions V: S.U.N. IV. V, VI: Tuxedo Club III, IV, V, VI: Search for Life III, IV, V, VI: Rifle Team IV, V, VI, Cap- tain VI: Wrestling III. Phil Day Student PHIL WERNER J I t, If MICHAEL A. WILEY Mike Day Student Backpacking Club IV, V, VI, Chess Club III, Photography Club IV, V, VI, Rifle Club IV, Sailing Club III, IV, VI, Scuba III, S.F.L.S. VI, Varsity Football Mgr.IVg Weight- liftilng IV, Vg Tennis III: Backpacking IV, V, VI fgroup ea erl. I know-it takes us all to realize how we just get ourselves so lost in our lies. There's no time to cry - Poco You live your way, I'll live mine and hope youlre happy all of the time - Lynyrd Skynyrd Academian IV, V, VI, French Club IV, Vg V.P. VI, Sr. Rep, Photography Club III, IV, Field Hockey VI, Lettered VI, Basketball Vg Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Sioux Squaw VI. Sue Day Student SUSANNA WILLIS , -.-.,..,-7..,, if I . A I I . - Sf . V x J S . . . ug Q . N , f, . .KX ' ' ' 'vs 'we 5 Q - 9 , i ,sf ' vw- .- 'Fl - .s S A n L . CAROLYN WILSON S'Carrie Day Student French IV, V, VI: Glee Club VI: Letterman's Club VI: Sailing Club III, IVQ Ski III, IV, V, VI, Swimming, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co-Captain V, VI: Basketball, Lettered V. VIg Softball, Lettered V, VI. We love the things we love for what they are! - Robert Frost Canada - Showshoe - Goodbye Lane Four! ,lljwvr , da f 1 , l J . N' rf: dl 4' I 4 ' 'I' . s I I 1 V '. . I 7 , I ' f, , I 'I 315' 1- I . l , ' zagnfvt 'rl H M K .j mmm.,--.., I' t'a , ' .f l , ,..,,. . ...,,, , f I J 'ff 3 I , , It II' llllllll l A W A , ff'- f ---- - ,.....-n.., ..... , M...-1 ' ...--1tA..i' Someplace inside you a seed has been born, You've got to watch it grow, Somplace inside you a river is waiting to flow. Will you let it go? - Dan Fogelberg Ski Club V, VI: A.S.P.C. VI: IDIA IV: I.M.J.A. VI: Rac- quets Vg Track V. Doobie Day Student DEBBIE WOLSH pu at .' f. 2. SM -439' X 'N S FURMERQ UNDER- A,-, 1 N i X . X., W O r I , if V FORM in fl Adams, Aiken, Amdur, Aranson, Baton, Berkman, Bianchi, Bierer, Borelli, Bronaugh, Brown, Buchannon, Burke, Byme, Cambor, Charie, Chervenick, Christner, Cohen, Cohen, Cusick, Cutter, Davis, Doherty, Donnelly, Dunmire, Field, Forbes, Foster, Geyser, Giallonardo, Gilmore, Goldstein, Goodman, Gormley, Greenburg, Greulich. Gross, Hallahan, Halsband, Harter, Henry, Highlands, Hiles, Hilton, Holquist, Holzer, Hooper, Houston, Jones, Kappel, Katz, Kim, Knutson, Krum, Kyne. Latterman, Leibrick, Levy, Lhormer, Long, Lund, MacDonald, McCarthy, McMahon, Magovern, Mathieson, Mazeski, Murray, Natoli, Nickel, Novak, Olds, Parran, Pavsek, Perkins, Reynolds, Rom, Romualdi, Rossi, Rumble, Ryan, Scammon, Scheetz, Schusler, Scott, Semler, Shea. Spano, Steele, Steinetz, Stewart. Succop, Taylor, Teplitz, Vaughn, Wagner, Walker, Wanen, Weikers, Werbaneth, Whitacre, Wholey, Wilson, Wimer, Yates, Zoffer and Johnson . . . 5 hill lhe Vth Form Hard Guys starring Pres. Grant Scott, Vice Pres. Dan Forbes and Sec. Treas. Rich Walker. David, Jon, Ben, Todd and Vaughn are all Soul Brothers af sf M gtg E 'S 6 J - I 5 Y -L,-I Q R 4 T'v so is 68 Smile Sean. You're part of the MOD SQUAD. Gilmore waiting for the pick up. IV FORM u ui..,,, Qt? Q use Adams, Adelshiem, Allen, Bass, Berkman, Brickner, Buttner, Calhoun, Caplan, Casey, Citron, Clarke. Costa, Daniels, Deaner, Demmler, Edwards, Estner, Evans. Faught, Fawcett, Feczko, Felman, Ferguson, Field, Fisher, Frauenholz, Gee, Gerlach, Goldberg, Goldblum, Graham, Graham, Gross, Guthery, Hardie, Henry, Hep- penstal, Herzog, Hilger, Hill, Hill. Hilton, Hiteshew, Hogan, Holden, Hugh, Hurite, Jenkins, Johnson, Johnston, Katzin, Kennedy, Kimerer, Laing. Klein, Knight Kress, McKnight, McMahon, Maizlech, Malin, Maloney, Martin, Mason, Masterson, Middleman, Moritz, Morris, Murcek, Nassar, Nelson, Niemann. Noel, Oh Plung, Pollock, Prizant, Rattner, Rau, Redlich, Resnick, Rhodes, Rosenbach, Roth, Rubinoff, Ruffin, Runge, Ryan. Sabel, Salsbury, Sauers. Sayles, Schwentker Shanahan, Siegal, Shankan, Silverblatt, Slesinger, Smith, Spurrier, Steele, Stokes, Stone, Totten, Tucker, VanHorn, Vucelic, Wagner, Washington, Webb, Wecht Weitz, Williams and Zweig. . . '7 ' af , .,.,. ,E he F1 EZ-,iii 2 ff 1+ f Y' Q 1 Y 'v ' f -. ln' 1 L A' 1, . V,,,,,,sg ' '-5 ,,-. L. S i .,.. fr ff '55 21 J 'M W V aan: .J ,eggs - . 1 - 4, it , Q ' 5 . :, .. ,L -f. . : .4f'-1 -ff --W ,:. giwgff f ,.,.-1 . ' ' - ' ':':?1Ii'f.?. f ' ' V if-'P -if - '-of-.E3:,:2s:'s12i.'ss's'5:.:22g:':z'5sv-1:11422I.1.fEf-1afi'2't-:FOIzsiziizazzxt ,- 1- l ' fl ', . 5: li . . , .lfjgal Liill .- 2:1 1 Sam Citron's got it made with Ann Salisbury as Vice Pres. and Heidi Hilton as Sec-Treas. M , J, , Hey. When you've got it- You've GOT IT. 'WN ' ' ' , f I, ,t ,.,,,mW Wg I M ,.,, I it .mt J i ' ' . -a j Q , I Q J i ii 31, 1 1 U li -. 1 ' Gigli, f,,f,,, gh Him? , 'fi mfg swhlllllzt. W Class Beauty in her statuesque pose. Has he found your ears yet, Mike? 69 lll FORM ph 1 fs it + af---f Adelkoff, Am, Arthurs, Beime, Berk, Berman, Bierer, Bowman, Burger, Burgett, Cervi, Cohen, Cominos, Davenport, DeBroff, Demmler, Dickson, Donnelly, Drelles, Easler, Edebum, Federowicz, Flocos, Franklin, Frankovich, Franklin, Freeland, Galanty, Garrett, Germain, Gill, Gilpatrick, Goldblum, Goldstein, Golomb, Green- burg, Gregory, Gross, Gulley, Haus, Hench. Hill, Hogan, Houstan, James, Kappel, Kavaler, Katerincic, Kim, Kim, Kinter, Kurlander, Lasner, Levitt, Levy, Lloyd, McClay, McCullough, McLean, Marasco, Marcus, Marcus, Mateer, Mazeski, Middleton, Milhalke, Miller, Moeller, Mooney, Mvros, Netchi, Niemann, Olds, Parr, Perry, Person, Petrolais, Povejsil, Reuter, Robinson, Ruffner, Rumble, Sanner, Sauereisen, Sauers, Savage, Schreiber, Seifert, Shea, Smith, Spina, Steinbach, Stewart, Stiffler, Tadler, Taylor, Tennies, Terezis, Thompson, Tippins, Tisherman, Vodrey, Voss, Wecht, Werbaneth, Woodwell and Zappala. You see, if you treat it like a friend it's nice to all of us. . . The Freshman Class Officers. Freshman studs working on their reading skills. xii E gl 70 Yep-l'm COOL. . . SHALL 7 fX??I'Pt 'XT' if Qllxixxll Q l gmxcuciixs T Students rioting against the establishment. V ' . a Dean Griffikens expresses his opinion on the matter. Locker Room Conference 1 ,,W.,l ,J .t wav' Mb' 6 This Shady Lady was a victim of too many late late shows. As the World Turns so do the Days of Our Lives. V. ,:., I I v,:f,, ,....1 , ,f-yW,,,w V- 4f'f , ff 1 1 I 'JZ 1- I' .ff .nfl A ' 1 v U 1. rj.. 755.3 fi ' -I 'antique K Messaih Wentley walks on water at SSA pool 71 .,. .. .,. .--,P-V -,Ni-5,',',,:f,,,,v. ,A .1--. ff, ,,.,,,f,.:.x- , ,. . . -adv vw- X al ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 4. . IA, ,f .1 , 2 X 'Ili i fs . gf W A ll Dr. Albert J. Balash Language is ,Jig .7 Diane Baum- gartner Director of Girl's Physical Education .Z George E. Berry III English David R. Buran Director of Ahletics Karen M. Casper Spanish Susan B. Castellana hu.. I I, 1, ll X ,i Margaret E. Cooper Math William T. Diehl Biology Claire Douglas Language ,iw diff!! J 1 Dr J ,, , W h ,4 . oyce f ' - ' W Evans 'i N,..Mwf 'W,M Physics Beverly Farr Math 3 Q , Q JOSCPI1 M A Felder -if Math 00, fx.. Y ,Ad pa . , 1 , , l if 5' f .., W, 'Jig 1, . . ,ff e av- , Harriet S. Friday Robert J. Grandizio Librarian Assist. Athletic Director 4,9 Y UI?- 2 X:-'95 , A S . '14-, Y I, 5'-Q s-- 4 ' ... 4' 23 find! Richard L. Gable Richard F. Gregory Chemistry English 76 XX.. X Vickie Gasowski - H41 R' Griffith Math Social Studies, Dean of Students -r 4 pa 'Pi-, gt David E. Gross, Math Christopher B. Hench, S. Studies 'mu A, Emerson Johnson lll 5 2 -qu. Harold E. Hendershot, English Presidentg Headmaster of the Senior School Gerald G. Hogan, English E. Alexander Howson, Latin, Counseling Sylvia Huygen, Spanish ,ji V I ff uf,-,,f1qf,,-wwmamww of Ji I , , -if , 5, X 1 7.1 ,f ., ,9I,.'.',, ! 15 l fi 1 h I f ,,V..,. a -, , ,f ,A 4' ,, f , ,V ' If -1 71, .5jLj:2f:.: if , , , r J., ,1- f f ' 1? 1' f ,1 ' 0 if l '274 :ff . . ., . f - ' ' 14, ,fy 0 ' ., . V Z,..d:,5,,:,,A:5Fm,.4.H:f f r .5 F. Walter Jones, Jr. Asst. Head- Master, Director of Admissions Philip D. Joyce Chairman Art Department -Q .-.af ' ,, . Dx John R. Knepper Director of Studies ' ' Ann P. ' Leibrick Director of Counseling Robert E. Kirkpatrick Social Studies .--1 ' fs-N 'w -s Frank J. Tv- McCarthy III Math few - ,I 3 .- ,A Q1 -V, .fra E ,gi A fe ' 12 15 fs, William O. McCon- nel Chairman Language Dept. William M. McMillan Social Studies Michael P. Mooney Health Services Dr. Bernard J. Sauers Chairman Soc. Studies Department William A. Sayles Chairman Science Department William C. Schell Comptroller Leslie C Scammon Jr Devel Alumni Office R Allen Snyder Chairman Music Dept Raphael M Sotak German, Latin l 1 D' i ' . V 1 5 A gf V i J Asst. to Pres... V. 'bf' 1's-M! William E. Stemer William J. Tadler, Chairman . . Business Manager English Department John S. Thorpe, Scheduling, Testing, Math James R. Waybrant Biology ,,...A- ' Ni- David R. Weill III Chemistry Dr. Diana M. Wood Social Studies Peter Yablonsky F, Q -' 's English fi f If A Djlu .A.w q - 1, , , 4 Q - ,- g'w.'.x,'.4 .tts l1x,l x.'.!x1,'. f- x .El SPORTS SSA offense turns the pressure on the opposing goalie. 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Andy's Hungry H nent. ardie outraces an oppo- 85 LEAGUE CHAMPS Thls past year the soccer team surpnsed everyone by tak1ng the league champ1onsh1p for the second year 1n a row The coachmg staff conslsted of Mr John Knepper along wlth asslstant coach Harry Flelshman Both coaches were extremely pleased and sur prlsed wlth a league champ1onsh1p after not even expectrng a 500 season at the start of the year The team f1n1shed wlth a record of 8 wms 2 losses and 3 tres showrng cont1nuous rmprovement throughout the season Thrs rmprovement was best shown rn two games agamst Mt Lebanon wh1ch eventually went on to be Plttsburgh crty champlons and fourth m Pennsylvanla At the start of the season the team lost to Mt Lebanon and looked poor However 1n a rematch at the end of the season the SSA team stunned an undefeated Lebo team wlth a 3 l v1ctory The team had 1ts ups and downs throughout the season agamst Sprlngdale on a freld that was more rocks and holes than grass th1s was one of SSA s worst games endlng 1n a 0 0 t1e However by mldseason the team was playmg at 1ts best defeatmg Mer cersburg l0 0 an undefeated Grlmore team 4 0 and a strong U S team 4 0 rn a heated battle at Homecommg Thls year s team was led by MVP and captaln Phll Hemk Pavlovlch who anchored both the offense and defense playmg a strong halfback pos1t1on In the goal was Guy Strech Herrmann who saved several games w1th outstandlng performances The back up goalle was Egg Vey who was the team sparkplug throughout the year The defense was made up of fullbacks MIP R1Cky Katzrn Greg the Dude Dudas and John Butter McAll1ster along w1th halfbacks Andy Hardle Andy TDT Sayles and Ph1l Pavlovlch The offense was anchored by Steve Neanderthal Davls who led the team w1th a record 16 goals and Scott A1ken who was second rn the scormg category w1th ll goals F1n1sh1ng out the offense were Jeff Where d1d he come from Hllger and Sam What do you mean elbows are 1llegal'7 Jones both of whom added several goals at crucral moments Roundmg out the team were John Blgelow McClay .hm Houston Davld Over the fence Mrller Mark Po MHZCSKI and M1ke Caplan who as only a sophomore had hrs share of actlon and scormg throughout the season and has a promlslng future ahead of h1m All ln all the team had an excellent year and w1th the SIX returnmg lettermen accompanled by members of the J V and Freshman teams next year s outlook appears brlght and we can hope that SSA w1ll capture ltS th1rd consecutlve league t1tle . 9 9 - . , . . . ' . 9 9 9 9 ' 7 7 - , - . . - ' ' 9 ' ' cs 99 ' ' 9 9 ' ' as 79 ' ' . . ' sc 39 ' ' as 99 cs 57 ' ' ' sc 95 ' 9 9 9 ' ss 99 ' ' ' . , , . . . . . . H . ,, . . as ' 93 ' ' 3 - , . cc ' 99 ' ' cc 39 ' as 99 ' ' 9 7 7 9 3 . , . , . . , . . . . . . 9 3 - Gunain finishes strong. Olds begins kick to the finish. Knott sprints in the home stretch. Tri-Captains Olds. Gurtin, and Knott take lead at homecoming. C.C. - LEAGUE CHAMPS The 1977 Interstate champion cross country team was a group of hardworking young men determined to fulfill their ultimate goal, to finish the course as quickly as possible. Dave Pure Prairie League Olds was the most eager to finish. breaking course records and remaining sky high hours after the meets were over. Bobbin Bill Gurtin and Terry muscles Knott were the next fastest. Gurt stuck to the flatter courses while T. K. remained versatile with his selections. Paul Bigstick Shea had his ups and downs throughout the season but his inconsistency was matched perfectly by the 200 proof consistency of the granual brothers, Ken and John. Tom Graham's mother's long distance sewing stood him in good stead and he proved once again man's best friend is the dog. Charlie Masterson was next. Thanks must be extended to Dr. Balash and the rest of the J.V. squad. Special thanks to Mr. McConnell without whom none of this would have been possible. Thanks Mac. I needed that!! And congratulations. Good luck to next year's squad led by co-cap- tains Paul Shea and David Olds. J.V. discusses strategy before Homecoming meet. .. k 9- my Gln- Olds on the Move. Q - 'M A ay ' Gurtin takes the lead. I . , , I 1 I . I , s I 2 4 1 5- Q , If I i I I1 I I 4 I I 7 f . 'Q .I 12: i 'V Mira? Coach George E. Berry III and manager William M. Reichblum: masterminds of this year's team. Mfg e A of ' at featbifif f' mf I' f I .Tj I . V ' Jr U lk 5 V J A Nw f '- h . , ' 3 ,. '1 q .I A I K. 5 , 1' 1, K -,,. S if -.Qs-H fa ! 5 Y .I Crazy Sue. Z, ,S:::4 I.,,ql-. A V4 .,,1 5 ,.,v I A we wg A ' A N ,M .vi :2MI9 'W'7'i 15. mf- g.. I ,www F' I You must be kidding! 90 P I I' r W ---ff Dreaming of Wimbledon? Works better with your eyes open. . 'E W ' '1 Q 3 R ,f yan . -, . If 5 5 if ei Well, For Pete's Sake. Run. Sue! Girl's tennis in its fifth great year Has the following news for you to hear. The season ended in a 4-4 tie, Not a winning season but this is why. Our Greenburg matches were both rained + Out, We would have triumphed without a doubt At North Allegheny, where we got canned, We weren't used to playing in time to their band. Mt. Lebanon beat us, a clear decision, But they hold first place in our Division. Our other two losses came from lack Of support, As our manager's mind was not on the Court. We concluded from watching a few Approaches That he often was partial to the other Team's coaches. Those were our downfalls, more or less, But for every loss there was a success. Our ambitious training is to thank for That- Our practice drills, andjogging the track. With the help of Mr. Berry, who would Occasionally dare To put on whites and show us his flair - We managed to leam, improve, and Eventually win, Though some credit goes to our assistant Coach Kevin. Of course we included a little fun, An intersquad match, and to those who won The losers owed cokes, so to pay up The debts, We took off practice that Friday and Went to Pep's. That sums up our year, except to say A special thanks to our captain, Bev Kay. Lynn is a little Interested . - , camera shy r 11 - L- Win? ,1,, ,., 'u A401713 I-f ,M . ,, I, it , A ,,. L, , , ., ., A 3 , ,Nl dzikgrqalgyzif iw, 1 Us ,fin .gf r, gal' ., , , I W, .l,Wg,,fl!, V. r A, ., ' 1fiifmff.!'4 1 ff! ' ' ' .L A ,QM 5..,:f 1 . 3 V ' 1f:.,' , 5'f2 :'.,A,,, if-,QQW , . .fm I, , , .M . .Magzfa-i,.Z,..1h:h.z!.,1,s6fm.zq...,1..9 I: Time. ref! 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A starting line CVarsityJ consisting of Middle, Fran, Clare, Jill and Chesg as well as our super defense - Jetsy, Amy, Susi. Cindy C., Pat and Sue in the goal. Our J .V. was well conditioned even though they weren't always successful in scoring. A final record of 5-2-5 was well earned. Susi Hiles and Cindy Commendatore, 1977 co-captains, would like to wish the 1978 field hockey team and captain Fran McGovern GOOD LUCK in the next season. 94 f l,:':'f',f iff? ', 4712? ' ,, 1 2241, . I 1 , ' 'girpfzifw V 'f , 1 1 wwf ,',,, .rv ZW ' 4 f2 Qff1 rs ff www f 2 4 WZ? ,A ,QW figfn f ,' 1: 'fl CY' ff W fl! api. j ,of 1, V W , A, , Y v , , I ' jg2?Q4Aff+l4,,jM: illwffgy lf ivy Z ffgfff ,- , , C,44H J 4 WM fvfygwiff X4 f A y M - f , f -. ff 217554 Hg! J: V Z , , Fire-plug of the offense Ronnie Coloslmo 4 . X, Hey. that guy looks like my old buddy Tarzan' f-IP'1' Gilly breaks loose again: how does that turf taste? 1-1. Jiles heads into the play: with a little help from the BURR. Sy O MU 5 W iv' ,.., Www A J Hey Mole, what's it like to have a player sewn on to your hip pads? Co-Captain Giallonardo fires forward. I he Q Q3 c -3 1 Q-' 1 The key to Giallonardo's success? 1 1: Alb .4 sf' nd l1 I 1 . ll IC Molnar runs for daylight. S.S.A. defense recovers another fumble I 978 SWIMMIN' WOMEN 'Q 'Yah 54.1 X 3 1.4 I gr. LE' N A MIXTURE OF FUN . . . 137' , .I vp M? 3. PERSONALITY 2 . ,gp , - t 8 K .. X as X' Y ' X 'N H ,if ff' ' Qi Q DA Fifffa, F y -'gtk' , , X '-'G ' N fi! Q' J i , AND SERIOUS COMPETITION .ra we fi . j Fl' ' -. Qspiwfw X. 'Q as-it i x ki r. Q! gf f , 2 f' 1 This year was certainly a most successful one for the Swimmin' Women. The '78 team was faced with an extremely difficult schedule, for the girls had to compete against many of the top high school girl's swim teams in the city. The Shady Side girl's swim team, however, always put up a tough fight, and many times succeeded by gaining a victory over these high school teams. The S.S.A. victories included Penn Hills, Brentwood, Shaler and Deer Lakes High Schools. Their defeats included Hampton. North Allegheny, Fox Chapel and Baldwin High Schoolsg however S.S.A. girls competed against most of these extremely competi- tive teams twice, and always improved their final score the second meet. This year, all the events were filled by capable and competitive girls. The Medley relay, which defeated the best high school girl's swim teams, included C. Kappel, K. Reynolds, A. Hilger and M. Kennedy. L. Malin, J. Katarinsic and Co-Captain C. Wilson all showed their endurance by swimming long and difficult events: the 200 l.M., the 100 Fly, the 200 Free and the 500 Free. M. Ken- nedy and Co-Captain A. Morton took first and second place in many of the meets, swimming the 50 and 100 Freestyle. While K. Reynolds and C. Kappel did equally as well in the l00 Breast and 100 Backstroke, respectively. The divers, M. McMahon and L. Dixon always placed high and added points to the teamls final score. Although the team is losing four seniors, Robin Avner, Liza Goldberg and Co-Captains Ann Morton and Carrie Wilson, it is looking forward to a successful '79 season. The 1978 team was a mixture of fun and seriousness. i - +I i :mai pf. - K i irzdgge g A xl' , ' 3 ' I N 4: , i .q3.,,g'LfqW 'Ya' .J Q l life? , . 'vi -, ffijs- . H i f plank, 2 ' V2 I M In f ' iY 'i,M ' 2 -'E ,n. Kwan l I7 4 'A if V 8 1 . 4- , fiyvgw 1 -f i ' 'rl' q ul YQ x 1 ,J .. . Q, N M 1 'Y 27 S M .1 - ' , 'n. va., s .:, v f ' . jk s 'A 6194: mf .gg ' ' ls ti gi, f p 4, 'imp j A Tal's swing was constantly being hampered by brick walls, a cast, and a ball and chain. mfe:4 'n VP' ' 'gxf I-31 4. M . This was a great year for the Golf team. The squad had a final record of 5 and 5. Some outstanding play was recorded by Rob Oppenheim, with a 77 against Springdale, and George Egan shot a 79 against Sewickley. One other member of the team should be commended for his effort, Jeff Buttner. He had trouble keeping his 4 wood in his hands, until one day the club took a deep dive into a small pond at Fox Chapel Golf Club. Jeff tried to get his club back, but he could not dive to the depths at which his club rested. Tal Heppenstall should be commended for his effort, but most of his days were spent watching girl's field hockey from a golf cart. It was truly a rewarding year for Tal and the entire golf team. Good luck next year!! Jeff - Hey Man Buttner takes a dive in search of Freshman star Rob Reuter Golf Team star, Rob Oppenheim, elusive 4 wood. !,w...s-awk? -K, V Nicklaus loses to Egan during qualifying round. The swing that gives Mark Heppenstall a slice. The play it short kid Matt Kimerer. 'asf at -44+-Ei' '-iff . f'is,'V2e sig., ' , - . K.: ' - Mr. Hench provides enlightening instruction to his two BEST athletes. Jeff Buttner finishes season with no clubs. 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N H9-E37 W 1,, .M 103 nd Soccer Varsny Golf Girls Tennis 0 Springdale 0 I3 Springdale 3 I FOX Chapel 4 3 Sewickley 2 an Penn Hills l0Vz I North Allegheny 5 I Mt, Lebanon 2 I Allderdice 4V2 2 Churchlll 3 I0 Mercersburg 0 6 FOX Chapel I0 0 Ms' Lebanon 5 A 7 W,P,S,D, 0 sw Allderdice IOVQ 4 Deer Lakes ll 4 Shaler 1 I l W Edgewood 4Vz 5 Sewleliley 0 I 6 W.P-S.D. 1 2 Penn Hills I4 5 Sewlekley 0 i 4 Gilmour 0 I0 p1um 9 3 Western Reserve 2 4 'University School 0 7 Sewlekleb' I2 5 Anderdlce 3 4 Alumni 2 14 Sewickley 2 Head Coach: George E. Berry III 1 'Western Reserve 1 Head Coach: Christopher Hench 5 Wlh5f4 losses 2 Sewickley 3 5 wins!5 losses O 'Nichols 0 I 4 'Kiski 0 I Head Coach: John R. Knepper 8 winsf3 Iosses!3 ties 'Interstate Prep League Varsity Field Hockey 35,4 OPP. 4 Fox Chapel I 3 Edgewood I 2 Ellis ? I Mercersburg Varsity Football 3 glvlhelrjslef 3 SSA OPP. eWle ey 24 Turtle Creek 0 l Weslefh Re5el'Ve 3 I4 Columbus Academy 0 0 Wlheheslef 0 51 Bishop Boyle 0 5 lgllalllh Allegheny gl I3 North ate 20 'S 33 Gilmoiir 0 2 Sewickley 2 27 'University School 0 2 Vmcemlan 2 28 'Western Reserve 6 Head Coach: Diane Baumgartner 48 'Nichols 18 Assistants: Beverly Farr 0 'Kish 20 Claire Douglas Head Coach: Robert J. Grandizio 5 WlhSf2 l055e5f5 ties Assistants: David R. Buran William T. Diehl 7 wins!3 losses Girls Swimming SSA OPP, 67 Churchill IOI Varsity Cross Country 88 Dear Lakes 43 SSA OPP. 9I Brentwood 82 23 Plum 34 68 Fox Chapel I09 3l Northgate 28 58 North Allegheny I I2 I5 Riverview 48 49 Mt. Lebanon l2I 30 Wilkinsburg 78 57 Fox Chapel l09 Hampton 28 62 North Allegheny IO8 36 Fox Chapel 78 76 Baldwin 92 Shaler 33 I06 Shaler 60 I7 Sto-Rox 44 83 Hampton 89 23 Mars 32 93 Penn Hills 72 I9 Gilmour 42 Head Coach: Alan G. Rose 22 'University School 33 4 wins!8 losses I8 'Western Reserve 40 I9 'Nichols 36 I7 'Kiski 42 Head Coach: William O. McConnel 1 ll Wmsfs 'Ossss i977 TOTALS FOR ALL FALL SPORTS WINS LOSSES TIES PER. 77 48 I3 .616 ll B IX A!! .. K . ,va ffl fp .- W X ' 1 l 1 ul l ' 1 v 4 ' ' Q T. H ,., . 'ful' vid.: l! W! 'r ' U ,l ' ,f 1 ,L- ., 'R W - , ' 1 0 -,.,,: , Y ' 3 - if f .flriiwt Ql ' -F' ir, .. ze- at ' - ,, -YD-r . , af . . Ma .4 Q l ze' ' ff- M v ' . . fixkly 1 -as l 1 7 ,- t2 Pl 5 :xr ' Pg: wr! U .3 ' -. 5 Q., ' Hey Turk! We won! Remember you're part of the team! Bucco. let s work on passmg to our team! Joe Natolx lookmg for more sllk! ff f 'Ke I-sa... l ' ' ' is We ,, Only Tal knew we would win the Prep title. wwfl' fl fix IV Mark Giallonardo sets up for a crucial point! M I 5. M114 l ll ff M 1 i rf xy .. HQ -TL' , , 7 N, M Q--1 I . , . ,Q f ,., .-1 ,W ,Nu f'-f ' N ti Hey hey nothing guys. but net! 4. f .1 ' f. W1 Hey wait for us. we got the ball! 1? l W'Bwnww . 1 , i Okay Bucco. you can open your eyes now! Herrmann. if you and Sayles keep playing like that l'm putting in Heppenslall 1 J X , AU' ,WH 22 NW ., wM,,,, ,,,7W :,A ,R,.,,., , , , Wff f 1. .mhww n 2 .K , L gh, g . 10 -.jf 12,1 fn, -ii? ,Q fi if 4 ' 'a Wg -...Q The wrestling team completed one of its most successful seasons in recent years, compiling an 8-4 dual meet record and capturing second place in the interstate Prep,League standings. Between the school closings and cancelled matches of January and February, the squad managed to build up a 5-3 record prior to League competition. Impressive victories over Aliquippa, Clairton, Sewickley, Bishop Boyle, and W.P.S.D. were mixed, with close and disappointing defeats at the hands of Riverview, Deer Lakes, and Hampton. These matches provided a good opportunity for some of Shady Side's younger wrestlers to gain needed experience for the League matches. Under the direction of coaches Grandizio and Kirkpatrick, the wrestlers entered League competition with uncertain expec- tations. A year before, the grapplers had not managed a single victory in the League. Traveling to Buffalo to face Nichols, the Indians found themselves in an extremely close low scoring match. Recording no pins, Shady Side squeaked out a 22-19 victory as Ben Succop narrowly avoided being pinned in the final match to preserve the win. A home match against Kiski followed with an enthusiastic anti-Kiski crowd cheering the squad on to a devastating 41-14 victory. The fired-up wrestlers and crowd witnessed pins by Jeff Hilger, Andy Shenkan, Steve Cohen, and Ben Succop, and decisions by Andy Hardie, John Leibrick, and Vaughn Yates. Shady Side's League record improved to 2-O. The team then traveled to defending cham- pion University School and disappointedly found themselves outmatched as the final score of 37-13 indicates. With an opportunity to capture second place in the League, the wrestlers readied themselves for Western Reserve, the final opponent of the season. The home crowd was fortunate to witness one of the most exciting matches in school history as the grapplers pulled out a stunning 28-26 victory. Individual victories were recorded by Jeff Hilger, Andy Shenken, Andy Hardie, Steve Cohen, and Gary Giallonardo. This year's team revolved around a core of experienced seniors and juniors. Senior co-captains Jeff Hilger and Gary Giallo- nardo provided excellent leadership to the team. The other seniors, Andy Hardie, MVP John Leibrick, and Kurt Stahlfeld will also be missed greatly next year. An excellent group of juniors will form the nucleus for next year's squad with co-cap- tains elect, Steve Cohen and Vaughn Yates leading the way. In addition, newcomer Mike Katz and heavyweights Ben Suc- cop and John Romualdi will also provide experience and leadership to the team. Sophomore Andy Shenkan, the team's most improved wrestler, will continue to provide excitement and victories next year. The two freshmen on this year's squad, Danny Schreiber and Mark Stiffler, helped the team a great deal and gained valuable experience for the future. These returning wrestlers in addition to a young and successful JV team will undoubtedly provide Shady Side with contin- ued excitement and success next year. Schreiber shoots for a takedown. 'N Succop puts the squeeze on opposition. Hilger uses a bear hug. 1? Shenken fights off an opponent. Stiffler sets up an escape. Katz drives into opponent. S554 , Hardie reverses foe from Reserve. Leibrick is exhausted but victorious. Yates sweats off the pounds rw .sis Glallonardo uses a headlock muuuqqrQQ'Q wff J Stahlfeld goes for the pm Cohen mfhcts some pam This basketball season was the best in the short history of girl's basketball at Shady Side Academy, with a record of nine wins and ten losses. The season's great success was accomplished by Mrs. Gregory's advanced coaching techni- ques. She went beyond the traditional blackboard plays to three-dimensional displays. Mrs. Gregory renamed the bas- ketball positions to the names of the Peanuts Gang. Helping in Mrs. Gregoryls success was the returning talents of co- captain Cindy Commendatore, Franny Magovern, Jill Cusick, Carrie Wilson, Susan Sayles, Amy Hurite and Linda Enerson. The team had two setbacks early in the season with the loss of co-captain, Lisa Scales and Bev Kay. The team had to turn to the young talents of Clare Henry, Mary Arn and Lisa Hench, a move which proved to be very helpful and reliable. - You made it happen! gg. A x . 2 . r., fn, A new Peanuts play. ' . ' CTM? . V ' -'Apt Commendatore lines up the shot. Hurite stares down an opponent. il f .azz ' ' a 0 , gas ,gn I - QQ- , , 5- A ,Z ia ' 5' .. lla dj 3 6 Q Thejump ball. Crucial one - one for Hurite. 4. oe' Jill Cusick on the foul line. l l ,I- Coach Gregory quesuons the call. I ' Q 'Q l Sayles wins thejump ball. ,, .Q 'f . '. 1 xg Q -.pit ,j . 53: xr. , .. .. ...... Contrary to popular belief, this does not hurt Nancy demonstrating concentration, talent and a lot of silent prayer. Our Thoroughly Modern Millies. The gymnastics season with Miss Baumgartenefs and Mrs. Castellana's coaching turned out to be a very impressive success. After the four previous years of having a very low scoring and O00 win! loss record, S.S.A. gymnasts pulled through a very well earned record of 5 wins and 3 losses. With captain Susi Hiles on floor with little technique, but always with a smile, to the girls like Nan Bierer, Cindy Germain. Liz Dixon, Sue Burger and Carol Demmler, the team proved to be full of energy and surpise as well as talent. Nancy Kim and Laura Rumble proved to be very impressive on beam and executed tricks with a lot of style. Jetsy, Marge, Mary Ken- nedy fl978-l979 capt.J and Caroline held out vaulting and uneven parallel bars with a lot of pizazz! The gym show, A Night at the Oscars, deserved an Oscar in itself! Mrs. C's and Miss B.'s choreography and costume design was spectacular and deserved a standing ovation. The l978 gymnastic team has come a long way and deserves a large amount of credit, thanks to the time and effort of the coaches. Also, special thanks to our managers Marian Greenberg and Kathy Werbernath. From the Seniors, Janis, Nina and Susi falso Mouser, the rabbitj we wish the 1978-1979 team a fantastic and winning season! of Q4 1 Ji Jan and Nan modeling the newest in raingear. Our Emerging Nadia. Seniors take it off!!! Quick Nan! What do you think about Butts poise? This is what I plan to do in the future? X, ,. in 1 v F 5fi '! 'v ,Qi , !i'l lst' A . I . N jimi 7' a wtf 2 A Night at the Oscars. ,139 JT, L! 490' rn I Las Vegas show girls entertaining at SSA. 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Nl I LANE S HEAT 0 i 1 v if Car , ' .F ng .fib- -.X , an i .,.- 1 f. I' 'M ,.'xf..,2'e':5,,,x 'A' Ti .fx A hs A 'i...-1,4 Q: , ,- ay. Q -uv . it 'gs-73 J- fait!! I ,,. Ji, . . - . L' , Hard work and dedication earned Peter Kyne a third. Coach Al Rose delivering workout that everyone is paying attention to He wants us todo what?!?. , .. . .I'llbiff! Typical lane 3 workout! we i Capt.-elect Dave Wholey is confused as to which way to go. my -W-f v-0---nulrmez A W t H , ,,-3, f , y,i,Aii N M P . . . X M,.i - M, Q,aS 'J ' if N.-R.. F' ' 'f, 1-- X .FW 'W W -' N ,,., ' - Q ' ,. ,. t -t r . b ' SLS-'gg:.. g:-5-:ZEN : ,.,:g Q- . A 1 Q ' - 1. Diver turned swimmer Dan Mrvos s -as uf KA:-vo 7 The 1977-78 Varsity Swimming Team finished its season with a misleading 2-6- l record. The team got off to their usual slow start and suffered early-season defeats to Fox Chapel, Butler, Linsly Military, League power house U.S., Penn Hills and League Champions Kiski. The turning point for the team came in a tie against Allderdice. From there, the team went on to beat Hampton and Western Reserve. At the League Championships at Kiski, the whole team reflected the type of improvement they had made. Captain Terry Jones turned in record-setting performances in both the fifty and one-hundred yard freestyle events. Divers Doug Clarke and Joe Paletta both came through once again and placed well in the tough competition. Backstroker Mike Pavsek turned in his best time for the year and fired well for the intensity of his competition. Charlie Steitz won his heat for the 200 yard freestyle but found the going a little tougher in the 500 yard freestyle. Juniors Dave Wholey, Peter Kyne and Gordie Fisher all performed well at their level of competi tion. Freshmen and Sophomores such as Dan Fawcett, Richie Kapple, Eric Sauereison, Dave Gilpatrick, Jeff Miller and Mike Hunt all enjoyed successful performances at the Championships. Over-all, the team took a fourth place, one place ahead of Linsly Military, who defeated the Indians during the regular season. If the I978-79 team can pick up where this year's left off, they should enjoy their best year ever. ll8 4 1' 4....,, 6,41 , fi....f Captain-elect Scott Aiken. Nice touch. ,J as 1 1,1 ,-.. , . 1 1 1 11, Z1 '41 Q , 1 41 , 11 t1 414 ' 1 1 f ' 1 u 41 1 ,, f , 1 , 5 4 1 '0 ' Ji ' M 1 1? I k I W 11 1 fi 115041, 4 1, f , ,XG 1 1 13,11 4,465 f 9' rw X if f ' ' ' 1 'ii -'f ' 1v:- x-'TZSZEQ11'-Qi33'i.?'f 1 . :gg-f www 1,1 ,111 ,.v. ' +aee:::'- .M 1 ,,.. Q .M g r at so X 4 Y T2 P 1.,, - -'-' ijsf-mv 1dV'5Q2:,3,1 .'A' 1 1- 1 i if if 211 i5E2.5af3: l 5: .Y 1zy'f?amg-:1-'11375.,. gy- ig14.:g1.:s1,z-' 1 If' 321215111512:E'2'g:::E:g:':f'- ' is t:':s .,: 11 ' if.-Ellg-I .fffI1.2':'1i1e:ef: :5':':1:5EE: ' 53.52512 gk, f My . Q ,1:, . US, BISCIOW ZHPS the ball. Austin hits forehand in a match against Cambridge. 2 This year's squash team faced the toughest competition an SSA team has seen. now that the Pittsburgh Squash Raquets Associa- tion merged the A league into the B league. On top of this. many of the players suffered from a lack of identity. Many of them kept thinking they were ping-pong players 173. , The B team was led by Scott Aiken tiily and Captain Peter Mathieson. Bill Hallahan and Geoff Greulich rounded out the team. The C team had many players competing on it at various times due to the ruthless competition for the playing spots. Jim Hous- ton. Pete Austin. John McClay. Gordon Steele. John Austin and Derik Sutton competed on the team. Both teams played in the Pittsburgh City League and made admirable attempts in competing against far more experienced adver- saries. Highlights of the season included a 7-0 demolishing of Sewickley. twice. Nichols and U.S. defaulted to give SSA 4-0 scho- lastic competition record. . SSA's future is looking bright for next year as the team only lost 4 players. and the whole B team is returning intact. Scott Aiken was elected captain for the 78-79 season. The players would like to thank Mr. Fleishman and Mr. Danforth for the effort they put in this season. spd' D xv ,fr x - x 'xx 120 l l i t. i I I ai The Shady Side Riflery Team finished the year with a 3-3 record, having beaten North Allegheny for all three wins. The year's highlight was the breaking of a school record in the last match of the season in which the top five shooters scored a 500 45x. With the help of Joe Borelli, who consistently shot all season, and Yvonne Federowicz, who shot in the number two position, the team succeeded in attaining an average of .500 for the season. SQUASH WRESTLING 0 I , 4, . Aan 4: . 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Lj ff 2 M Q QWIAIZ9 Q' 4 S-We Q VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL bmi I ', ,- H ' bha LI?-BI ' 301' T A a sd i ,Q-wid IQ J.V. BASKETBALL RIFLERY Q Q dt I IU IWW I ww I 4 1424 I ,If-mf? rt xy VARSITY GYMNASTICS pg, 1977 TOTAL FOR ALL WINTER SPORTS WINS LOSSES TIES PET Varsity Wrestling SSA SSA OPP. - Aliquippa Clairton Sewickley Riverview Bishop Boyle 'Nichols W.P.S.D. Hampton 'Kiski University School Western Reserve Head Coach: Robert J. Grandizio Assistant: Robert Kirkpatrick 8 Wins!4 Losses 1 Varsity Basketball SSA OPP. Cornell 47 St. Elizabeth 45 49 Kiski 42 39 Linsly Military 66 57 St. Thomas 72 SSA 87.41 94.80 108.93 92.06 9 .0 .7 Varsity Swimming Fox Chapel Penn Hills Allderdice Linsley Military Kiski Hampton University School Butler Western Reserve Head Coach: Allan E. Rose 2 Wins!6 Lossesfl Tie Girls Gymnastics OPP. OPP. Shenango 1 0.44 Fox Chapel Churchill Hampton Shaler St. Benedictstjvl 96.55 74.13 91.57 33.93 .0 Seneca 120.7 Western Reserve 6 .6 Head Coach: Diane Baumgartner Asst.: Susan Castellana 5 Wins!3 Losses 71 80 3 470 74 97 31 29 63 108 5 I 9 43 66 '4 47 67 107 46 9 101 67 24 Deer Lakes 32 62 '08 55 lg 63 108 9 7 24 34 8 4 41 14 13 1 37 28 26 1 3 56 7 21 89 40 59 33 1 3 57 St. Mary s 57 55 Apollo Ridge 51 50 Sewickley 48 43 Alumni 53 49 Sewickley 42 42 Kiski 54 71 Sacred Heart 27 79 W.P.S.D. 33 44 Linsly Military 54 29 'Nichols 27 60 Sewickley 62 - Mercersburg Sacred Heart Kiski 'University School 'Western Reserve - Head Coach: F. Walter .lones 11 Wins!9 Losses B League Squash SS4 OPP. YMCA - P.A.A. itl MRC YMHA 1 P.A.A. 1152 University Club Sewickley - Nichols YMCA . P.A.A. rtl MRC Sewickley . University School YMHA Head Coach: Harry Fleishman 4 Winslll Losses Varsity Girls Basketball SSA OPP. 45 36 29 SS4 988 Ellis Sacred Heart St. Benedict Ursuline St. Francis Divine Providence Elizabeth Seton Mt. Assisi Ursuline Fortbonne Divine Providence Sewickley St. Francis Fortbonne Western Reserve St. Benedict Elizabeth Seton Winchester Mt. Assisi Head Coach: Ruth Gregory 9 Winsfll Losses Riflery Fox Chapel North Alleahenw North Allegheny North Allegheny North Alleghenv North Allegheny Head Coach .lax DeLancex 32 41 60 27tO.T.l Forfeit OPP 944A 976B 52 89 33 64 49 41 67 46 ' 44 62 30 62 63 32 72 58 S5 56 26 60 28 26 56 43 30 23 39 42 59 30 52 33 22 33 48 40 43 64 50 I 45 Sacred Heart 41 0 S 1 4 I 4 2 3 2 P tt 3 l .. 4 4 I 7 0 5 0 - . 0 S A Q 976 980 7 0 974 H -1 974 S 0 980 ,f 977 I 4 980 N it 978 988 1 LEAGUE CHAMPS This season marked the varsity baseball team's sixth consecutive Interstate Prep School League Championship. This feat has never been accomplished by any other sport in Shady Side Academy's history. This year's championship team was led by co-captains John fthe wadj Molnar and Guy Herrmann. The rest of this years talented team was made up of seniors Scott Leslie fmost improved playerj, Kurt Stahlfield, Tal Heppenstall, Andy Bennett, Steve Papernickg juniors Todd Fos- ter, Bucko Rossi, Ben Succup, Jim Hiles, Grant Scott, Mark Giallonardo, Joe Cchicol Natoli, Mike Katz, Steve Scammon: and sophomore Mike fBimboj Knowle. Next year's team will be a duplicate of the 78 squad except for the losses of four year starter John Molnar, two year starter Guy Hermann, and the rest of the seniors. After a very helpful preseason in Florida the team entered into tough competition against North Hills, Fox Chapel, and Shaler. The team then entered into I.P.S.L. play by defeating W.R.A. 19-5, Nichols 9-0, and Kiski 12-5. The final game of the season was with the University School. Each team had three wins and no losses in league action. The game wasscore- less until the bottom of the seventh inning when Grant Scott hit a 2 run blast over deep center field to give SSA a 2-0 victory and the championship. Next year's team is looking forward to another L.I.P.S.L. championship. With Bucko Rossi as captain and ten returning lettermen, SSA will have a definite power edge over any other league team. The players will be ready to continue their reign as the I.P.S.L. powerhouse. t , S A 'fiQ:5'I1 l26 Co-captain John Molnar 7,4 46 4' lwiefftd Steve looking on from his usual position - the bench. And after two weeks of using Dove. the pitcher and catcher compared hands. if T ,---y J A Q, S as 4- n e'.'n'v'-. V , 'Q --fl -xfgag:-rs: vb H :HA . .. 1 'E 'TSS -.7:3 sQ I YS:-.Writ-21: '-:3'3:?:5f?':f,1ff?T'1'-2,3-'zzk-1 at 'xfdiv .-2-T an .4-'RS ,QS 5, , as-fun. M :,,,,4,.,,i,,4, The bunt. SSA steals second. Gu..- E . Coach Grandizio displays a winning smile. Hniulnnnawa. -- STRIKE THREE! x-.. .. ip. 1 , ,,- Hi Tal 1 'Hp .au .aw - 'aww ,,':,4,. -iZ.If'f?fk?Z ' : ':: 1 -,jffffff J ffI.4?ff', . . 513.3 :EE 1.31 15. 'aff 714 1 .2i 'j', 1 as f e , 24.711-1 i',: : , S : , .. f 'H ': fa me . .. . 4. 3. Q ffww t n . A at ' fin if ,fr 'W 5w M'3 ' 1 '22-at f 5.115 W - Q 9 C 1 . I 'L '. .W-'gif' 5:5203 11 ' . - Q I r , .. 5' if -'A 'J' Q in 45 1 , , M, f 4 ff-1,.g.'-iffwtf . ggi M 'ii 11 iftfffiff. -if , - ', gy' aw, . v,m,Ul'n ni' f Lge? f a EXE, f 1 f f l ws f ' if ..,i 6' A 2 , .:, , ,ae1':., -1. 12. ' .w p , 'rr .og ,a2.i..,M2f: 1 ,'z?2iL45m+1,i,lfz,u,..a53f2f ' ith , f 'ii . . E3i.S '5:'7'f Nh f ,.31f'5. 1 .ft tiff Q if Ai in 111. -W ' ' in .uw'q-vs, -' A A AA , ' , l.' . , ig Bennett at third. W 'H o -..,,.n.4g V n vt as 1 , 1' if , - J ..,,,, . , -v. - on: 'f' ' 41,,.,.,,, i .iff 4 r ' -I ,, .. ,35 n..L'f',f i1 1 , Leslie holds the runner at first. 4v,W ' inf., . Captain-elect Bucco at short. Grant making the peg to second base. ' ' n Molnar with the catch. 14. 'Z ' . .,, .:- , Safe at first. C'mon Stahoot, quit clowning around. 12 A 1, x- ar-: My Q 5-M ,YS g .x 4 2 3 f'..S .QQQIXM 43, T slung , . - :qbqjm ,A Q 5, 5,43 F-1. A -ISN, ' .' 0 S! Hgh -4 ...ani The I978 Lacrosse Season ended with 3 wins and 8 losses. Although the record may not show it, this year's team was one of the best that Shady Side has ever seen. The season opened up with victories over a tough Western Reserve and L'Anse Creuse. ln the game against Reserve. Shady Side won 3-2 with the winning goal by Kurt Stone. ln the L'Anse Creuse game. the Indians won 4-3. Tri-Captain Phil Pavlovich scored the winning goal with less than two minutes remaining. The squad's attack consisted of tri-captain Bill Tisherman. Andy Sayles who led the team with the most goals. Peter Mathieson. and Sam Citron. The midfield hosted tri-captain Andy Hardie. John Romualdi, Chip Perkins, Todd Knutson. Kurt Stone. Kirby Krieger. Steve Davis and David Wholey. The defense was made up of M.V.P. Phil Pavlovich. lVl.l.P. Mike Hardie, Gus Frantz, and backup defensivemen John McAllister. Peter Kyne played goalie with backup from Rich Rattner. The team concluded the season by being invited to the Detroit tournament. Shady Side won one game out of the three they played. A week later John Romualdi. Phil Pavlovich and hard hitting Andy Hardie were chosen to play in the All-Star game. Losing only four starting seniors. next year's team should do well with the experience gained from this season. f p ,. I ' ' 1 J H , My 1, ' ' ' r j 1 M .I 'il if W 1.2. I , . r W V n. rf ' ' f'k , .X f ' fa, ,, ,Q tw, ,..,,,,,,, .-px. : V- Z ft, fy - . f ,hait 1, I Hey Peter. are you crymaq Rookie Turk shows how xt s done Under the guidance of coaches Miss Baumgartner and Mrs. Castelana, along with captains Cyndie Commendatore and Sue Herzog, the 1978 Varsity Girls Softball team compiled an 8-3 record. Wins this season were over Plum, WPSD, Serra Catholic, Avonworth, and twice over Winchester and Sewickley. The team's losses were to Plum and Swissvale. This season contained many highlights, such as Franny Macgovern's team high batting average of .875 and Clare Hen- ry's seven homeruns. Out in the field, Shady Side had a strong and tight defense. Whether it was the infield or the outfield, the Indians defense was always a menace to the opponents batting ability. This year's team had many talented members, including seniors: Cyndie Commendatore at secondbase. Sue Herzog as pitcher, Cyndie Hume at catcher, Sam Pfiefer at centerfield, Sue Willis at firstbase, and Carrie Wilson at thirdbase. The only Junior on the team was Frarmy MacGovern who played at shortstop. The team had only two sophomores: Amy Hurite who played shortstop, secondbase and catcher, and Clare Henry who played centerfield. The lone fresh- man on the team was Mary Arn who played just about everywhere. Strong support came from other players such as Laurie Siegel, Lisa Middleman, Lisa Hench, and Ann Hilger. With four returning lettermen and a strong junior varsity team, next year's season is sure to be a winner under the captains Clare Henry and Franny MacGovern. 'Ufiuif 1 si, f we rin V4 fx zz, wb. , VV,A L,' if Q - - A9 t' -' . Q-4-gifs., ,. 4 , , 4 ., 5 ,w'- .13 ,. ,, ,.,. ,iV..,4l, ,si ,v x,,,.-if - : - , . , 1,--1, ,'-f 1,'. tw 14. . - - . - 's-fvffff:-L, mf IMf'11Ir -C , '. ' ff' --H .fi .f gf 1 A . n .7 rv' . ' D A ., ,651 . '.' ?5?f3.4.41,' 5- V. nf 11' ' L - 1,1 SSA POWER HITTERS I 5 . , X ,yn 'fjriz' ,sw X . 4 6 'gin -sc., ,, PM Q .V , .Q 5' . .4 ..3i.-. .- ,w WIN ., .5 1, . ..b.. - - ,,.1f., 1 wb., I' ' -. Jitxffg 4 ii 3 r- . 1 5 ,, ' hsskmgnl , J ' U-I' 4 K is ,1 it 95:51, Q r , A KA .3 E' J 1 Q' ,155 -5 M' -,Q A-V -QM. 1' g 1,1 pf QQ W? Q , Sv., U , viva ' Vik: z,tiLqr! 'x.2,l 3,q ' ,li 7 .4 J 'g nfs lx Q 2. :Lit fxww gl: - Q v ri . 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M nf --rn YL. -nf - 7 1L.'A - J Q 41, I .fI4,,. slvw 'K 1 ,::,wx- -,3',,.5, J jg., .4 ,f I LJU Na. ,X a x , 4 H. It -- A A. wx - .QA N 35 'i .' A 3 -' 1 5' ' -My if 'Z' -A ' ,. '-- -7 ' 4 5 Aff-'4'25M.:' ighit 3 nni'.'l SW . , X' 1- H V s. - E'-5' ? l K', 'tl' --1 'Y' 4- 1, 'fix 1 'I - 'L' ' I Q F Q, xv, , ue 1 Planning some pitching strategy. Captain Cydnie expressing her interest in the game. N Siegs releases her fastball. When I pinch you, RUN! . ' N- W.. QM ww pw no ,Q -an Y I ,W The loyal bench. Y: The I978 Varsity Tennis Team did not achieve the success it had planned on enjoying. Early season injuries decimated the line-up. Junior Steve Gross had appendicitis which forced him out for the entire season. Junior Steve Cohen, captain elect for 1979, had cauliflower ear and a muscle pull in his back that kept him out of action for half the season. However, when Cohen finally pulled his body together, he played the best tennis of his life at second singles. The relatively young team was led by captain Doug Field, winner of the Gregory Award, who played well at first singles. Strong double play was led by seniors Bill Reichblum and Jim Houston. Their partners were Junior Scott Aiken and the promising Sophomore Rob Bones Oppenheim. Other Seniors on the squad included Pete Austin, Steve Rattner, John Austin. and Steve Herwald. Two other Sophomores who played singles early in the season were Pete The Machine Ryan and Mark Cohonis Felman. With the maturation of the Juniors and Sophomores the team definitely plans on improving its 2-7 record next year. p , az y ,N 'E D S . i t 7 J if 7 , - Too quick for the camera. W? tx ' X .Q . -V .5 ,AQ F , E .ga-. - ' 5-' ecanno . 'Q Th b ii n a serve Bones Oppenheim looking graceful. . , . S 4 Q W ' J ' , ,.'2A Pete the machine Ryan working up an appetite. Jim Houston cranks u forehand. , gay What form! Concentration at its best. 'W 'W4vmwwM, Captain Doug Field stroking his backhand. Is this how you do it coach? The 1978 girls track season was a great success. Much of the talent was shown by freshmen. who set many new records. The high point winner was Mary Kennedy. who led the team throughout the season. All but four records were broken over and over again during the track season. Three-fourths of the track team this year consisted of freshmen and sophomores. which shows potential for next year's team. Joey Smith handed over her title of Captain tojunior, Boo Donelly, who will hopefully lead next year's track team through a winning season. Miss Farr's coaching. was very much appreciated as well as her experience in the area of track and field. Alison finishes up with another grueling track meet. The mile relay in progress. 5 -' , T.. Wbhmu' Highjumper Liz Gill: will she ever get over? The hurdlers Miss Gasowski tries out her underalls in the rain. Runners stretch out before next event. Julie puts it. Q-van-,,. '---. The winning handoff. First and second in the mile again! Katzin takes first in grain relays. Jones. as usual. sets Ovef- Www The Dude gets it up. . . , , - .., .. .. -v 1 -'E31g5 f 123533 ,V R Q- ,-.. ' '15--' . 'if :A .If , , Photo finish. 1 s so ssss s to 4. 513: :QS J. se.. Gilly eases off as Flaherty explodes. '-ii The 1978 Varsity boy's track was one of the finest in the history of Shady Side. The squad, after having spent a week in Orlando Fla. preparing for the upcoming season. finished second in the league and compiled a season record of six wins. three losses and one tie. Co-Captains Terry Knott and Gary Giallonardo headed a team that attacked previous school records and showed outstanding effi- ciency in the individual events. Highlights of the season included Terry Jones' new school record high jump of 6'3V2 inches at the Interstate competition. David Olds shattered the old 2 mile record with a time of 9 minutes and 42 seconds, while Billy Gurtin set the mile record with a time of 4 minutes 21.4 seconds. Not to be outdone by his teammates, Terry Knott tied the school record in the 440 yard dash with a time of 50.5. The efficiency records were high throughout all events this season due to highjumpers Terry Jones and Dave Wentley who placed first and second in every dual meet. Also, longjumpers Kelvin Anderson and Chris Gee dominated their event by also taking first and second in every dual meet. Though the team is graduating l4 senior lettermen. new faces this year will be depended upon to compensate for the loss of the sen- iors. The shot and discus, dominated for three years by Gary Giallonardo will now look to Bill McCarthy, Dan Forbes. and David Wagner in the hopes of maintaining a dynasty in the two events. Also returning next year are lettermen Craig Adams and Kenny Leibrick. Their experience will be a determining factor in the outcome of next season. Coach Dave Buran will be looking for new faces in many events, especially in the pole vault where three lettermen. Joe Paletta, John Leibrick, and Bill Hoffman will be graduat- ing. Co-Captains elect, David Olds and Chris Gee, along with Coach Buran Cwho won his 50th track meet this seasonj welcome new members to the 79,' team and hope next season will be as successful as this year. Good luck trackers! ------I--'I mari' 139 .. ... w-, 4 Pole vaulter Joe Paletta A perfect handoff. IAO While the rest of us shivered at home mm'-f' u-it . Captain Giallonardo soars. Q11 I A , 5 Q ,,.. .Wt mv-if ,,,.,,.,.,.::. 'F' nxt jg -uw N Fleet of Foot 'Ye vARsnv BASEBALL D H 6:9 Q VA s W we fy GIRLS TRACK pr---Y--Y - SOFTBALL LACROSSE Shad Side 'v rsit School Western eserve Nichols 5 142 TRACK INTERSTATE CHAMPIONS FB SOC XC BB WR TR B T TOTALS 4 4 6 A - . 34 ' o u u SSA 21 M VARSITY TRACK Mt. Lebanon Invit. Serra Northgate U S. Metric Relays Western Reserve Relays Swissvale Peabody Peabody Freeport Shaler Invit. W P S.D. Kiski Mercersburg Head Coach: David R. Buran 'Interstate Results: Western Reserve Shady Side University School Nichols Kiski Opp. 16 82 54 51 90 13 . 23 118 23 57 72 54 69 54 41 90 . . 46 86 50 106 Kiski 60W 14 Record: 6 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie 88 74 56 31 14 VA RSI TY LA CR OSSE SSA Opp. 4 Western Reserve 3 4 L'Anse Creuse 3 1 Western Reserve 7 4 Worthington 10 5 Sewickley 9 5 Worthington 1 l 4 Arlington 9 2 Sewickley 6 M.S.L.A. Tourney 2 Worthington 8 5 Cranbrook 2 3 Upper Arlington 9 Head Coach: Robert Kirkpatrick Assistant: William McMillan Record: 3 wins, 8 losses SSA 31M 30 4 pts 412 GIRLS TRACK Northgate Plum Penn Sacred Heart Westem Reserve relays Hampton Richland Our Lady of Mercy Western Reserve E is Sewickley Head Coach Beverly Farr Wins Losses Ties Percentage Assistant Vickie Gazowsk1 56 57 2 496 Record 6w1ns 5 losses Opp 91 n 60 28 1 44 71 65 53 22 ' 94 9 f 436 isp Sewickley isp 94 91 ll' 33 ' 8 VA RSITY BASEBALL SSA Opp. 3 North Hills 4 3 North Hills 6 0 Fox Chapel 4 5 Edgewood 2 1 l Sewickley 2 2 Shaler 14 19 'Western Reserve 5 4 Kiski 2 9 'Nichols 0 5 Nichols 4 15 Sewickley 1 12 'Kiski 5 2 Peabody 3 3 Peabody 2 1 Peabody 3 2 ' University School 0 4 University School 6 Head Coach: E. Alexander Howson Assistant: Robert Grandizio Record: 10 wins, 7 losses VA RSI TY SOFTBALL SSA Opp. 15 Plum 0 11 Serra 6 8 Avonworth 13 3 Swissvale 13 12 Vincentian 7 27 Sewickley 3 30 W.P.S.D. 15 6 Plum 7 16 Avonworth 15 19 Winchester 2 16 Sewickley 6 26 Winchester 5 Head Coach: Diane Baumgartner Assistant: Susan Castellana Record: 9 wins, 3 losses VARSITY TENNIS SSA Opp. 0 Mt. Lebanon 5 l Sewickley 4 3 'Western Reserve 2 0 Mt. Lebanon 5 1 Kiski 4 2 'Nichols 3 5 Central Catholic 0 2 'Kiski 3 0 'University School 5 Head Coach: George E. Berry III Record: 2 wins, 7 losses El,l.SH'0RTH Ellsworth. the girls dormitory at Shady Side. had an enjoyable year. The girls were kept very busy with a Halloween and Christmas party. dorm feeds. and the spring barbeque: yet the majority managed to achieve the honor roll. They were grateful to Miss Farr. the Castellanas. the Douglases. and Tadlers for their cooperation. The seniors wish the best of luck to the Ellsworthians next year. i E ....1.-1. . 1 ll E CROF7' The year at Croft went from the sublime to the ridiculous. Whether it was for dinner at the dining hall or out on the town. the boys from Croft were sure to be the best dressed and. without doubt. the best looking. The entire dorm would like to thank its House- masters for a very successful and super year. MOREWUOD After a rough start breaking in the live new middle schoolers. Morewood showed its class by winning first prize for its homecoming float. The year also brought a new awareness of the fire equipment. and also a new trade in painting. Thekaddition of a color T.V. and telephone livened the spirits of all during the second term. especially when the weather got bad. Morewood still has bright hopes for the future and the seniors of l978 wish it the best of luck. 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From: Editor John McAllister, Andrew Stewart. Second Row: Arnie Glantz, Rives Tay- lor, Carl Kurlander, Caroline Kappel. Third: Tom Kurlander. Craig Adams, Mark Greenburg. Back: Steve Rattner. Amy Hurite. Beaver Weis, Todd Knutson, Bill Hoffmann. Peter Houston. Susan Hiles. Marc Lhormer. Ann Morton. Bar- bara Radman. Photo by John Campanella Advisor: is ' , v I r CHESS CLUB Co-Presidentffreasurers: Mr. R. Sotak Ernie Cohen Siddhartha Mazumdar viii Charles Masterson Chris McCullough Jeff Pollock l52 Members present: Joe Paletta Tom Samakow Rives Taylor David Wecht Ernie Cohen S.1PinlMazumdar l , ev 3 E i' cz' SHADY SIDE NEWS 'f gi . .,,,.--v'fV '.i,, EDITORS: Jeff Hilger. Carl Kurlander, Bill Reichblum. Marc Lhormer. Woody Rosenbach. Pin Mazumdar. Bill Tisherman, Robin Avner. John Campanella. Mrs. Rumble EGERIAN Members working on layout with Mr. Murphy. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB ily? I C f c I 'Shu ,zfy 1 1 i i F ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Joe Paletta gg . ADVISER: Mrs. Ann P. Leibrick ' V4 9 S Sitting: Andrew Stewart. Second Row L to R: Joe Paletta, Charles Burke. . 'A , Third Row: Gordon Steele, David Berkman, Peter Mathieson, Stephen Bian- ' U J chi, Terry Knott. Fourth Row: Woody Rosenbach, Peter Scheetz, Janis John- .. , . .,. , son, Peter Austin, Jon Levy, David Wholey. Missing: G. Frantz, D. Clarke, T. fi i Costa, D. Schusler, D. Olds. Missing: Wales ,, .WV. - 3 ,, S s if if ff ?4 1 O ,f '-i'1'i . FRISBEE ASSOCIATION Head Potentate: Marc Lhormer 32 ll PROM COMMITTEE Chairperson: Susan Herzog I L to R: Terry Jones, Jill Cusick, Susan Herzog, 'Sin-f George Egan, Jan Lhormer, Susan Hiles, Mark Giallonardo. Missing: Janis Johnson, Cathy Martin, Tal Heppenstall, Andy Bennett, Franie Magovern, Laura Long, Scott Leslie, Bev Kay. ,,.,f,- l55 SENIOR MOUNTAIN DAY '04 F -, ,,, E? ev ' an--,..ff?j-1-f V 'Qui ' 1':! 'x.- V xx Wi. E., A n 2 5' ADMISSION CGMMITTEE V. 3l'43 ES' P113 From Row: Doug Clarke, Rives Taylor. Nina Netchi, Sue Herzog. George Egan. Paul Shea. Back Row: Gary Gillonardo. Steve Ratlner, Sue Hiles. Janis Johnson. Arnie Glantz. SKI CLUB ' , 1 i ' T f f fl ff ' E!-'nil CHEERLEADERS Q l l 1 Hay, Hello and haw du ya du . . . gorp . . . Reynoldsburg . . . home of the tomato . . . Susie's sophisticated ladies . . . radio interviews . . . Ellen's follies . . . banquet . . . gossip . . . Kathy's stag . . . posters . . . Nina and the truck driver . . . Holiday Inn . . . Rocky . . . photogenic Caroline . . . 60 miles from Indians . . . Mary's cookies . . . razor blade? . . . check out that team . . . Jill's private cheering section . . . Captain Cindy . . .smoosh cheer. . .ltwas all so much fun!!! 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I will try to remain calm and convey to you the events which culminated in my attempted suicide. As a result of pressures in my freshman year, I developed some minor psychological disorders. For one thing, I imagined that I was a pair of Sam Greene's socks. Each time I saw Greene strutting across the quadrangel, I rushed towards him, fell to my knees, and tried to wrap myself around his ankles. Greene would merely pat my head and say uthere, there. Contrary to popular opin- ion, Greene was a compassionate loving man. After I had discussed my problem with him, he permitted me to sleep in his drawer, along with his argyles. After some months, this particular affliction cleared up, but was replaced with an even more bizarre behavioral aberration - the desire to consume Latin text books. I had never taken Latin before, although I had taken heroin. There was a small brotherhood of students who met in a broom closet on the third floor on Thursday afternoons, along with a faculty adviser - a dignified gen- tleman whose one remarkable characteristic was his ability to say the word nutrition with such passion that people would weep uncontrollably. At first, we would get high by eating the Latin books, but soon our faculty adviser showed us how to convert the pages into liquid form, so that we could inject the stuff into our arms. By the time I was a sophomore, I needed a fix of Latin-3 just to make it through the morning. I was really desperate. I was going through cold turkey when the administration announced its plan to manufacture squash-balls from fifth-quin- tile students. I couldn't believe it. Apparently, the Athletic Department had muscled the program through as part of a larger plot to reduce their expenditures so that they could afford to raise a standing army. They planned to annex the upper campus and to build a Coliseum there. if Q . Well. I wasn't going to wait around for them to cut my body up into hard little rubber balls. so l decided to escape. I would simply walk off the campus and start a new life somewhere else. When I got to the gates. I discovered that my plan was impossible because when one gets to the edge of the campus, one is at the end of the world. There was nothing at the end of the brick drive- way but a dark abyss from which emanated noxious fumes and the hideous groans of Fox Chapel Police. The next few minutes were my darkest and most dangerous. I was forced to go into hiding in the Memorial Hall loft. where my only sustenance was orange peels. dust. and an occasional freshman. tl used to nab them as they came out of their Man Lecture. No one ever noticed they were missing. except for the Dean's secretary. but I made a deal with her. Never mind the terms.J In the beginning of myjunior year. I began to hear vague rumors of a Savior who was to come to us full of majesty and righteous- ness. and free us from our bondage and toil. as soon as he could find his car keys. He was said to be a tall. dark man with a South- ern accent. When he finally came. I felt that it was safe to leave my hiding place. but no sooner had I descended the stairs from the loft than I was forced to sit in a semi-circle with a group of people and rap about death. I. for one. made it quite clear that I was not in favor of it. 4 All the talk about death got me feeling pretty down. and that's when I decided to do myself in. But even suicide failed! So I suppose I'll go on. . . But who can live with the knowledge that Richard Gable tortures small animals? - John Hill i 5 dd ' M FISHING CLUB ' YY 3' ., Q, 4 r 4419 ZZ. Peter Sheetz, Scott Aiken, Tom Ryan, Mr. Jones. was 1 M, -. . , ' ' -Q . iw: tt fff -f . N t , . guitffg. t, xt 4. GLEE CLUB 1. as Qi X 5 1 1 , . Q-a 'J 4 , '-C . 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Av : 222 if J, ' If , , Q35 . , iw-u,.,a 4, -1 MQ' V f - A 12,122 '4 pf.. 48 . , ,..w,,f, . , i V , MEMBERS: Left lo Right: Jeff Hilger, Franny MacGovem, Mary Ellen Chesley, George Egan, Kirby Krieger, Joe Paletta, Nina Netchi, Hiteshew. Robin Avner, Bill Reichblum, Grant Scott, Bill Tisherman, Mark Giallonardo, Gary Giallonardo, and Sue Hiles. RECORDER CLUB DQLQY Yllf 1 SKF!! MEMBERS: Left to Right: Laura Gulley. Nancy Goodman, Dr. Wood, David Byrne, and Rich Christner. 164 John McAllister, Sue SEARCH FOR LIFE CLUB Front Ron Henry Cutter Dave Olds Greg Hlghlands Larry Lawhead. Jlm Werbaneth Dan Arthurs Adam Haus Back Row John Tadler Mrke Wlley Mzssmg Dave Wentley Andy Hardle STUDENT COUNCIL BOARD MEMBERS Jeff Hnlger George Egan Krrby Krueger GARGOYLE PRODUCTIONS DIARY or ANNE FRANK , A A ANNIE YOUR GUN' A THURBER CARNIVAL 1 f 1 1 5 Q F I 0 ' 1 l 168 STEAMBOAT TRIP qroam. may 5 mf' Q. W W -fm H Jan. Matho, Margaret. Lisa, Beaver Party on the slopes! The doctors Beaver Weis. MD. Guy Herrmman. M.D. Scott Leslie. MD 4 i BACKPACKING Advisor and Bwana: Mr. John Thorpe Clflu- LlFER9!. . .LIFER9!. . .LlFER9!. . . san ' A a., 'Ja' F2 . 'a ilflff 'rhmf . fi ' . ' ' ' ' ' t ff . I' E ' ' Q 3 Q W ,M if 'B Nm-und -' ' ' . Q iz- , ' I 5, 5' ,i ' if 'fa f y .ff . M. V X W ffi., L-ini, My ,,., -. ' Shady Side Academy Junior School i -1 f. 3 .l , 4 u u. I ' ' y A 3 Q . ' Pmsaunsn, PA, ll - i. , 1 Ml, 8 ' ' J M NN if . I A d I 1 4 mwoencmzreu was so 1 uf'-7 ff.. if ,ga Vg-',d::.i?f,s,lr'5Sff.?2?!,-'ffsfm1,iE..'4.15-2 'f?'f'.7Q1T2?f - f l gimp i i - 1, 4 M 'Q .P A I , y 1 I 'A L 3 Q vw L ! e ,I Ewa ' f 4 I af' 1 'M L , at '. Q ' gi, .dvd z. M . A .W - if Wi . --:14:f 1- . f 4-. on Q 'JM ' f- 'W i t i?f,Qfii'f7l'??7,M, fi:QQ,.1.,'i,.Y,l':5ni?iz Zz' , s..-,,1 Lgfg.. -A 'Z- if i:1:f'f' i 'f 'f , Q 4 ' Y A I 0 ,Z W r Phe! 1 my '- 4 0 l ' -1 2. ' A 3 - -f - - , 'V ' ' A s. i l , , .Bly e, R My ,, n An- , , f ...!!!l, 'JL 3.1 SU RVIVING LIFERS: Marc Lhormer. Bill Reichblum, Gary Walkowski, Terry Knott. Gary Gilberti, Ed Ek, Craig Cuzmanko. Rob Posner. Philip Wemer Alex Haley has discovered that not one of the original class of 1978 left of his own accord. As a matter of fact, within weeks after this picture was taken, two youths were dismissed for possession of illicit sweets. Since that start others have been deboffed, dethroned, denied and eventually dismissed. So, these remaining nine represent the non-disappearing zits of S.S.A. LIFERQ' LIFER9! . LIFERS' ,114 lk! Lrfers assemble for the 2 405th day of school fTerry Knott rs mrssmg he s After I3 years who doesn tor wouldn tneed a dnnk' sttll rn the bathroom 5 After defrocklng and dlsturbmg the lrbrary and tts lrbrarlans the Lrfers head toward Grlff s L.. Oh well he dldn t survlve erther Finally the moment before Dr J pays back the Llfers S225 000 from I3 years of tux 1 HAIL LIFERSN . . O . . . . O O Q ' l y A l ' ' ififr , l V I . X - l N- N Y .,., 7' Nfl: ' , ' .. ' V gf Q V 1 , , fa' 1' t, ,V .,,,, .A , 1 - - ' - s a 1 - . - v . - . . . , , b ,qc FMA ? la, P P. .tr. lv ,Q ' ,U ,,,,,,,,,,,.. .. . 'Q ' war ,. I 2 4 ' il . , . . I , , , 71. . . , . . . , ' Q Q l 71 - ry, Y I if f..f':1,, ff f.-.If ' wif: '.,f,y'4z-' ' JW, A . f fm ?J J A ,f 2,1 I 2 4 -39' ta ,,.1'Qg , V 'xr 1 - ff - fe r i 'Love is a many splendored thing. The Burger King bunch Y ii V '- g V ' ,-3 AH ' WW , . 0 A .1 llfnwffyfa 7 The host: flying a kite Home Wrecker Heppenstalln unmasked .-'K 1 ,. . 1 .-'xy - f I MW' N THE PROM 15 MJ N Q' infix 2 f Heads Together Well, l don't know, it's only our first date. l Prohibition Agents Wentley and Dix Psss. Jeff. where's John? Smile. 5 In volume I of Shady Side Academy Rules and Regulations Handbook, it states that no student will . . . We use close-up! 99' my h , i I1 yy, ,,..i., V The Optical Department at Sears. Taking a breather. l hope you're not going to thumb wrestle all night Steve. H Ng, X C XWJ'-sd ,Z But Hal. are we going to light that in here? Gestapo Agents kept the dance well chaperoned. Kiss me you fool. ANDY CAPP CLUB MEMBERS: Dave Wentley. Terry Jones, Phil Pavlovich, Charlie Steitz. MEMBERS: Scott Holzer, Andy Har- die. Dave Kennedy. Kelvin Anderson. Jeff Nixon. Prerequisite: Absence from all l0:00 assemblies. .,, ,,,. John Dix, John McAllister, Eric Vey. Prerequisite: Meritorious acrohatics A ' - ' -- achieved through intoxication. V ' lm : J. H 'f I . ,, 8 a , fo 6 ' 4 A IlITI-ASSEMBLY CLUB Anderson, Kelvin .... Austin, John ...... Austin, Peter . . . Avner, Robin ..... Bennett, Andy ....... Campanella, John ..... Chang, Albert ........ Chesley, Mary Ellen ..... Clarke, Doug ......... Cohen, Ernie ..... Coleman, Sean ....... Colosimo, Ron ......... Commendatore, Cindy .... Costa, Skip ............ Cuzmanko, Craig ..... Demmler, Richard .... Dix, John .......... Dudas, Greg .... Egan, George . . . Ek, Edwin ...... Enerson, Linda . . . Finkel, Jim ........ Flaherty, Shawn .... Frantz, Gus ...... Fulton, Peter ....... Giallonardo, Gary .... Gilberti, Gary ....... Glantz, Arnie ..... Goldberg, Liza .... Andy can't believe his eyes! 178 COLLEGE CHUICES .....Syracuse ....Kenyon ......Kenyon .......Amherst ...,Middlebury C. ..........Duke ............MIT ....U. of Vermont ......U. of Virginia .....Cal. Inst. of Tech. . . . . . . . . .Vanderbilt .......W. Virginia U. . . . .W. Va. Wesleyan C. . ... ...Wake Forest . . . . . . . .CMU . . . .Princeton . . . .Kenyon ...............Cornell ..................Yale Attend school in Norway ...............Kenyon ...........ColoradoC. .........CMU .............Pitt . . . . . . .Allegheny C. ...........Princeton . . . .Randolph Macon C. .......W. Virginia U. . . . .Northwestern U. Gurtin, Bill ..... Hannon, Kerry . Hardie, Andy . . . Helbling, Lou . . . Hennessey, Tim . Heppenstall, Tal Herrmann, Guy. . Herwald, Steve . . Herzog, Sue .... Hiles, Sue ...... Hilger, Jeff .... Hill, John ...... Hiteshaw, Sue . . . Hoffman, Bill .... Holquist, Marcy. Hoover, Dan .... Houston, Jim .... Hume, Cindy . .. Johnson, Janis . . . Jones, Terry ....... Katzin, Richard . Kay, Bev. ..... . Kennedy, Dave . Kesel, George . . . Klages, Scott .... Knott, Terry . . . Krieger, Kirby ..... Kurlander, Carl . Lawhead, Larry . Continued on next page T hp W . . . .Brown ...........Duke ........HobartC. . . . .John Carroll U. ... . .Notre Dame . . . . .U. of Virginia . .Ohio Wesleyan ...........Tufts .........Tufts ....Hood C. ...,Williams ........Yale . . . . .Kenyon ........Lehigh ..........Syracuse . .Ohio Wesleyan . . . . . .Haverford .......TrinityC. ..........OhioState U. of N. Carolina ......Notre Dame ...........SMU ........U.ofVermont ...............Bucknell 4. ua 1 if Je L .' s I - , .- 'C' 2- 'xg . ., 1- . . .Stevens Inst. of Tech. .............Bucknell ....Yale ....Duke ....Duke Laurel and Hardy Joe Paletta demonstrates f Senior Power Mr. Jones' troops Gen. Ridgeway inspects ,, 'vp 2 it - J J 1 rrrr s it .Aw -k J., ,. ,, . ng 41. . . L, Leibrick, John . . . Leslie, Scott .... Levy, Ken ........ Lhormer, Marc . . . Loevner, Jim ..... McAllister, John . . McClay, John .... McCullough. Chris McMahon, Chris .... Martin, Cathy . . . Masterson, Charles Mazumdar, Pin ..... Mertz, Howard . . Miketic, Joyce .... Miller, Dave . . . Molnar, John ..... Moore, Robert . . . Morton, Ann . . . Murcek, Sue .... Netchi, Nina .... Nixon, Jeff ....... Cnque, Brock .... Paletta, Joe Papernick, Steve. . Pavlovich, Phil . . . Pfeifer, Samantha Posner, Robert . . . Radman, Barbara Rattner, Steve .... I .. l After another long assembly in the gym Ernie works late into the night. ....Bethany C. ........Denison . ...Johns Hopkins ...........Yale ....Boston U. . . . . .Trinity .........Lehigh ..............Yale ...U.ofSanta Clara ... .... C. of Wm. and Mary . . . .Harvard-Radcliffe . . . . . .Johns Hopkins ..............P1tt .........MlT ..........Rollins .........PennState . . . . .N. Carolina State Va.Wesleyan C. ........NotreDame ........New EnglandC. ...............HobartC. Washington and Lee U. .............TulaneU. ......HobartC. . . . . .Bryn Mawr .' .............. Duke ...................Duke . . . .Franklin and Marshall Reichblum, Bill . . . Richardson, Stevens Rosenbach. Woody Roth, Myra ....... Samakow, Tom .... Sayles. Susie ..... Siegel, Steve ..... Slevin, Tim ....... Smith, Johanna . . . Stahlfeld, Kurt .... Steitz, Charlie . . . Sutton, Derek . . . Taylor, Rives .... Tippins, John . . . Tisherman, Bill . . . Van Buskirk, Josh . Varadi, Missy ..... Vey, Eric ....... Vodrey. Sarah ..... Walkowski, Gary . . . Warren, Sean ..... Weis, Beaver .... Wentley, David .... Werner, Phil .... Wiley. Mike ..... Willis, Sue ...... Wilson, Carrie .... Wolsh. Debbie .... Pavsek, Mike .... ..U..Tufts ....Denison ..........Penn ............Purdue . . .Washington U. .........Kenyon . . . . .American U. ...........Duke ..U. of California . . . . . .Dartmouth ........Lehigh ............R1ce . . . . . . . . .Vanderbilt Harvard-Radcliffe . . . . . . . .Williams . .U. of Maryland . . . . .Notre Dame .........Wooster .............Pitt Harvard-Radcliffe ...Middlebury C. . . . . .Allegheny C. . . . . . . . .CMU . . . . .Denison . . . . .Bucknell .......Kenyon ...U. of Vermont . . . . .Penn State INTRAMURALQ li . . Tribe Day draws a crowdi ,, Q I , 3 QT, ', ,f 'vga ' ,...Ys A' Y , . V rs ' V 3 , g-f m It , Q . 4 ' '1 11 : 14 f T Q 4 ' ,I , , 45 a n lx. xfbfg-Iv , I 4 , li ' - ' I 85 1 1 945455 - E4 . , ' 74, ?w...aQr v iv , 9 Q, A aaa . ' , ., V The Sheiks visit SSA on Tribe Day The Mohawks emerge victorious -L4 Q Margaret who'??? The Chicken Fights. I , ' p. 'l.i N pq . A px , as Why can't I take them both out? Cage Ball at its best unaw- Jffg -f Tribe Day was a very hair raising ' W ' experience' A Natural Man Finkel catches Grandizio turfing. A balloon!! W7 Af.. Kelvin Anderson .... John Austin ...... Peter Austin .... Robin Avner .... Andy Bennett ...... John Campanella .... Albert Chang ....... Mary Ellen Chesley . . Doug Clarke ....... Ernie Cohen ....... Sean Coleman ....... Ron Colosimo ...... Cindy Commendatore .... Skip Costa ......... Craig Cuzmanko . . . Rich Demmler . . . John Dix .... Greg Dudas .... George Egan ..... Edwin Ek ...... Linda Enerson .... Jim Finkel ......... Shawn Flaherty ..... Gus Frantz ....... Peter Fulton ........ Gary Giallonardo . . . Gary Gilberti ...... Arnie Glantz ..... Liza Goldberg .... Bill Gurtin ..... Kerry Hannon . . . Andy Hardie . . . Lou Helbling .... Tim Hennessey ..... Tal Heppenstall .... Guy Herrmann ..... Steve Herwald .... Sue Herzog .... Sue Hiles .... HACKADEMIANQ . . . .Class Bootlegger ...........ClassCroft . . . . .Class Librarian Class Mario Andretti . . . . .Class Narcissus . . . .Class Sparky . . . .Class Kamikaze . . .Class Psychiatrist . . . . . . . .Class Hulk . . . .Class Breck Girl . . . .Class Wall Street . . . . . .Class Bookie . . . .Class Hulkess . . . . .Class Teeth . . . . . . .Class Elton . . . .Class U.S. Major . . . . . . .Class Devil . . . . . .Class Big Bird ................ClassUlcer . . . . .Class Double or Nothing ........ClassTardy . . .Class Tinker Bell . . . . . .Class Farmer . . . . . .Class Speedster .Class Used Car Lot . . . . . . .Class Award . . . .Class Scapegoat . . .Class Greensburg . . . .Class New Ken . . .Class Runner-Up . . . .Class Doll Baby . . . . . . .Class Visine . . . . . . .Class Who? . . .Class of His Own . . . . .Class Disabled Class Cradle Robber . . . . . . .Class Stinky Class Middlewoman . .Class Cheerleader 41 .,,L1 Co-captains of Surf team Jeff Hilger .... John Hill ...... Sue Hiteshew. . Bill Hoffmann ..... Marcy Holquist Dan Hoover . . Jim Houston . . Cindy Hume. . . Janis Johnson . . Terry Jones . . . Ricky Katzin . . Bev Kay ....... . Dave Kennedy George Kesel .... Scott Klages . . . Terry Knott .... . . . Kirby Krieger .... ..... Carl Kurlander Larry Lawhead John Leibrick . . Scott Leslie .... Ken Levy ..... Marc Lhormer. Jim Loevner . . . John McAllister John McClay . . .. . .Class Hippie .. ..Class Poet . . . . .Class Artistic . . . . .Class Mishew . . . . . . . .Class Absent . . . ..... Class Hen-pecked .........ClassPogo . . . . . . .Class Fire-Up . . . .Class Barbie Doll . . . . .Class Eeayeagh .........ClassBald .........ClassGone .Class Cruise Control . . . .Class 2 Lunches . . . . .Class Calculator . . . . . . .Class Stroked Class Kountz 8: Rider ..........ClassFred Class Search for Life I Class Apt. on Campus .........ClassCrash . ....... Class Bum Bird . . . ................ Class Frisbee . . . . .Class Munchkin .....Class Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ...............ClassBigelow Chis McCullough ..... ..... C lass Rolly Polly Chris McMahon . . . ....... Class Gossip Cathy Martin ........ .......... C lass Mole Charlie Masterson .... ..... C lass Toothbrush Pin Mazumdar ..... ......... C lass Gura Howard Mertz .... .... C lass Mousekateer Joyce Miketic .... ........... C lass l950,s Dave Miller .... .......... C lass Computer John Molnar . . . .... Class Mountain Climber Bob Moore ..... ........... C lass Dr. Lost Ann Morton .... ......... C lass Swimmer Sue Murcek .... ................ C lass Legs Nina Netchi . . . ..... Class Betty High School Jeff Nixon ..... Brock Onque .... Joe Paletta ....... Steve Papernick . . Phil Pavlovich .... Sam Pfeifer ..... Rob Posner ..,... Barb Radman . . . Steve Rattner .... Bill Reichblum . . . Steve Richardson . Woody Rosenbach Myra Roth ...... Tom Samakow . . . Susie Sayles ..... Steve Siegel .... Tim Slevin .... Johanna Smith . . . Kurt Stahlfeld . . . Charlie Steitz .... Derek Sutton ..... Rives Taylor .... John Tippins .... Bill Tisherman . . . Josh VanBuskirk . . Missy Varadi ..... Egg Vey ........ Sarah Vodrey .... Gary Walkowski . Sean Warren . . . Beaver Weis . . . Dave Wentley .... Phil Werner .... Mike Wiley .... Sue Willis ...... Carrie Wilson .... ..........ClassI-lost . . . . .Class Onque-luade . . . . . . . .Class Horny .........ClassV.J. ................ClassHernk ................ClassViolinist Class Assistant to Big Daddy ..................ClassNurse Debbie Wolsh .... ................ Mike Pavsek . . . 4 Junior Graduate . . . . . . . . .Class Football Stud . . . . . . .Class Actor ............ClassSub- .............ClassNose . . . .Class Larry Lab Student . . . . . .Class John Travolta . . . . . . .Class State Store . . . . . . .Class Wimp . . . . . . . .Class Knight . . . .Class Front Runner . . . .Class Nice Cruy ............ClassForger . . . . . . . . .Class Square Root . . . .Class Richie Cunningham ..............ClassKraut ..........ClassStump . . . . .Class Birdwatcher . . . .Class Hunk Babe . . . . . .Class Lush ........ClassNun . . . . .Class Darkroom . . . . . . . .Class Liberal . . . . .Class Baby Face ...........ClassHack .............ClassTuxedo . . . .Class Search For Life II . . . . . . .Class Shutter Bug . . . .Class Farrah . . . .Class Doobie . . . . .Class Dorm Rules V w- me 'Lf ! COMMENCEMENT EXERCIQESI GRADUATION OF THE CLASS OF 1978 aww .af 5 Q .A R wr' r 5' I ' , . V I H ,I U g gb. W in. V A 5 1 fm 'A ,' .W-+457'!,',?f '7'L7 i'a':'-V WA '-sy -- Q S' ' W' 'A'Z ' A .. i n , f ,, ,.,, . Hd V w f-X V W' f .. ..f: , 'f'- , nf, . , g6'f l l , yi . V W K H N ' s l l 1 li 'T' , il - E 1 Pres. Giallonardo welcomes friends and relatives. Jeff Hilger presents the Class Ode. Jim Finkel gives the Ivy Speech. if-M3 TYCHS- COSIH PFCSCUIS lhe 02155 Gif! I0 MY- Tadler- V.P. Paletta hands over the Senior Seal to Pres. Grant Scott of the class of 1979. 186 lf?- Q3 f'-YV' M eiT1'n ' -A . ., . . , n f. - F ,X .'l '1.m.. , 1-fx .5 5.23 gg--27 n. - , . ,. EQ 'E+ Y, V. ' ' The Class History reviewed by Susan Hiles, Tal Heppenstall and George Egan Kirby Krieger deliv- . ers the Flag Speech. CUM LAUDE SDCIETY OF 9.9.A. W.,:1 J' The procession to Mellon Gym I i We 1.2 We , 1 is Jil M 187 Cum Laude SOCIETY MEMBERS: L 10 R: Frunl Rowg fearly initiationt Robin Avner Jeff Hilger Scott Klages Ken Levy Marc Lhormer John McAllister . .--5 ,N F. Walter Jones, Jr. Siddhartha Mazumdar Rives Taylor Bill Tisherman Sean Warren Back: Phil Werner Josh Van Buskirk Kurt Stahlfeld Tim Slevin ea Mr. Snyder's last performance at S.S.A. Andrew Rosenbach Samantha Pfeifer David Miller Howard Mertz Chris McCullough Terry .lones Steve Herwald Liza Goldberg Ernie Cohen William Ross Tisherman Dr. Dennis O Brien Assistant Headmaster Senior Class Speaker Pres.. Bucknell University 188 The long awanted moment has fmally arrlved The Senlor Cheer OVER' WW I V 1 5 ,J- f w ' ' K . 4,4 . 1 V . vf L , . -z . ,Qaf f' f ff 7 L fi 1 Y ' 1 mf fb 2' ww wx 'M 2151 I If ' ww we , ,ij w f 4 V 7. A- 2 I , J 7 - , z Z W V A 'W ' 2 . .. . L M... . lT'9 0 F '1 f 'xAa .J if ' 1, , -avg.-yr-Y Mm-f f 2-N - ' F' xl '+--:lax 1 :. - .. , mx 'SQ 190 Wm e 1 i W' THE JUNIOR AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS hltbuafxunu k ffl- ',' . W1 Ugfl-1:11 n iii-1 -:li an In sm' 13: 5x if' L., i I :I ,X. N 3, ' f 1 all l1 ...-x V 51 k ,' Wfaqxv ' A -F 2,v:g:Qg45,,,6,4,g., 5?5,,.i'?'?Q7i ' 1 .,,:, 'MW 1-'N I, ga, .MM ' 44:4 Til fi ww 'D xy KL AVL an 3 I mm Z., .ff 'xy LW., K M. X K si E 7-sg A Ni 'lfaf sr' ' .,.. V . iffylhx I CLMMNTIS SUUO ,lf-I ' tgzg f f: I 'i I fi 3 . 1 ,,., N.,-.4 X ?,2?9. .iq- 'vii' . 'J was C s Q4-Lf . sqm- SLT' 'va 'I Q .J F , , 4v v.4 . 1 W as L. .. f we SIX 7 'X 'Q' AX ,,, ill ......'i w..,.,7-.-. ,W , f uw Wiliam ,ash-1 an .A ' 4 . .,., .wxwew ,....,..a,. fkwif 'lf' fun WL ff 27 'Mm 'A S 5 N? . 4915. .gy-,.n-,.. xgxv 'ir- nl 'Liu ,. I llxi D tit: 114- ' u -u x . PW: Q. l,. hh ? ,aa svg K Su ' - ' - '.i . f ,1Ji1'-:-ff . ff. f . -H .1 JT' mi..,Q-.5 . fi 1 .' M , , Look at that Ultra Brite smile! Two typical Shady Ladies SAUEF! INCORPORATED MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 30 Fifty-First Street o Pittsburgh, Pa. 15201 For Industry, Public and Commercial Construction and Housing Projects. We specialize in Plumbing' Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, Process Piping Boiler Plants and Snow Melting Systems. i I r i V 'N mr Dan Fawcett with a book? 6th 84 Walnut East Lnverpool Ohlo 43920 CHEVROLET'BUICK'CAlQILLAC D 1 Telephone 12363 385-3535 ot 385-4676 20 en BUSY BEAVER BUILDING CENTERS INC Lumber Building Materials Roofing Windows Ill? Pre-hung Doors - Drywall - Kitchens Y Trusses - Pre-fab Wall Panels Serving Western Penn.ii'lvc1nia Altoona Clairton Greensburg Monroeville Beaver Erie Johnstown North Hills Butler Franklin Lewistown Verona Carnegie Glenshaw Monessen Washington 4l2-462-7906 Another long Wednesday assembly . . . ,1 A 4 FLORIDA Rosie . . . Lisa . . . Mario Buranetti . . . The Chicago Four . . . 'lThat Shawn, he's really hur- tin' us . . . Paletta Q. . . . The streaker . . . Hey Arnie, I,m gonna 3370817054 . . . Derek, the quiet one, sure! . . . Hi, we're from Marquette . . . I hate that Madison Square Garden track . . . The Speedway . . . Mike the carburetor . . . wet carpet eh, Oldsie? . . . Wales . . . Stood you up again huh, Gary . . . Are you ok Mr. Hendershot? . . . Kelvin did what! well at least the vans will get washed . . . Wet 8: Wild, in more ways than one . . . Where's Butt . . . Come on Arnie, that's yourjob . . . The Pizza Inn . . . Spank monkey . . . Lets get another pitcher . . . Kill Bigelow . . . Pair a pliers . . . I smell baldness . . . Do you girls know FRED? . . . You guys, I did the stupidest thing tonight . . . Man, where's Shirley? . . . Who needs a pair of sun- glasses?. . . 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REAL ESTATE BROKERS Sales Representatlves for Fox Chapel, Sewickley Oakmont. East End, North Hills and Farms 781 6755 1 150 Freeport Rd 1 -1 'WH i 'lik lflrt , ff. , s......,f l 1 6-gf' 'lg I l C gl ae' Y V i- I-wil K. GGLDSMITH 81 CO., INC. For All Your Real Estate Requirements Commercial and 239 Fort Pitt Boulevard Industrial Real Estate Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 Property Management Telephone 4l2!566-2300 Appraisals I.. BMW-. . ' .X 15.7- 1 A EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Business Editor l 1: ' vi 5 f - ' if ' ff 'M 'f ' f :gsm,.,fmQ4a5,:,,:,fQ2 4, , Q - ' 4 7 B-at ' - sr - ' ,,., ---V Y , .. . .. , ' --' ,,,.,,,.,. wwf' . . -r ' r . ' 'ga lE:if:. Hlfiffilifii'-d':'55t'Si!i'f??f:-:L-rl J ' J A l4:t?5'3-5 fr-Ili t ' 'fit 31:1 ie: 1' TT V 'V ffl . 'I :ii-:Irv ' 1 ': 5l'f':1fP'9.-34333225 :fi-5-2?F. fi'ff:'f'3'f.-'-1149155 I t V 5' z 4 Q QW J Gm up Faculty Advisor .,-,, ,f t Yi .A .,.K. Q v L, MK' NW: , H 4. x. John McAllister Gerald G. Hogan Rives Taylor Steve Rattner Carl Kurlander Bev Kay Arnie Glantz -K , iw' V, Activities Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Seniors Editor LAY-OUT Dave Wentley Jan Lhormer Sherry Halsband Caroline Kappel Charles Steitz Steve Rattner Bill Hoffmann Barb Radman Anne Morton Chris McCulloug Jim Loevner Laura Long Dan Forbes Todd Foster George Egan Scott Leslie Guy Herrmann Dave Olds Sue Hiles Jeff Hilger Bill Reichblum John McClay h Rives Taylor Steve Cohen Susan Sayles Ricky Katzin Margaret McKnight PHOTOGRAPHY John Campanella Andy Stewart Pat McMahon Mary Ellen Chesley John Tippins Richard Goldstein Peter Kyne Rives Taylor Marcie Holquist Steve Cohen John McAllister Gary Walkowski Joseph Weis Craig Adams Paul Shea Chris McMahon jr li i '7lwlZd.-S l2 Brilliant Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15215 Phone: 781-244l THE CHILDREN'S CLOTHING CORNER Supreme Authority! 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