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STUDENT LIFE—Page 47 CURRICULUM—Page 13 SPORTS—Page 57 CLUBS—Page 87 CLASSES—Page 131 MIRROR STAFF—Page 200 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Change... Is change really inevitable? Compare clothing, entertainment, people-, how much has it changed? Change is inevitable in style, but people don't really change. 9 Friendship... A re there different types of friendship? Looe between friends, in a group, for one special person? Friendship comes in all shapes and sizes-, time has not changed friendship. 11 8 djool JBoarit Helps Platt Future of Students The Sharon School Board, together with Dr. Eugene Artac, work to improve the educational atmosphere of Sharon Schools. They not only devote time to school problems during Board meetings, but also take a personal interest in school life. Many times the decisions made by these men affect not only the school, but also the community. Selflessly the School Board keeps the school running smoothly. BELOW: Seated. Lett to Right: Mr. James Bailey. Mr. Dominic Nigro. Mr. Irvin Varraux. Mr. Thomas Burns. Standing. Left to Right: Mr. George Myers. Mr James Brennan. Mr. David Winland. Mr. Frank Zickar. Mr. Allen Shaver. Dr. Eugene Artac 14 SCHOOL BOARD fl ntintstration Determines Destiny of Befool The administration of Sharon High, composed of Mr. Robert Paxton, Principal, and Assistant Principals Mr. Donald Bennett and Mr. Clifford Smith, try constantly to fulfill the needs of both students and faculty. Mr. Paxton, in his first year as principal, has done a terrific job of keeping the school running smoothly. Each administration not only get the large amount of paper work done, but also finds time for individual student problems. LEFT: Mr. Robert Paxton. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Clifford Smith. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Donald Bennett. ADMINISTRATION 15 ©mfcance Department ant Secretaries JI88 8 Stufcents “I’m applying to Robert Morris College. Would you please send them a transcript of my credits?” This, and many other requests interrupt the secretaries of Sharon High every day. At times, they find it difficult to type letters, keep the attendance cards, find substitutes for teachers, and collect money for the various tests with these constant interruptions. A new secretary, Mrs. Rose Jazwinski, says that she does a “numerous amount of things” in the office and students find that she’s always ready to lend a helping hand. The work of Mrs. King, Mrs. Hodge, and Mrs. Jazwinski varies, yet they always manage to answer all of the auestions and still get their required work done. UPPER RIGHT: Donald Tomko consults the guidance office bulletin board. LOWER RIGHT: Maurice Peagler aids in the guidance office during study halls. Mrs. Mabel King Mrs Mary Hodge Mrs. Rose Jazwinski 16 SECRETARIES Mr. Forrest Eakin Mr. James Bailey The Guidance Department, headed by Mr. Forrest Eakin, competently advises and assists Sharon students in college and vocational planning. The four guidance counselors utilize the many college catalogues, career sheets, and vocational references in their everyday tasks. They not only direct students in choosing future plans, but also help them in the preparation of pursued careers. The guidance office is always available to those students having difficulties in schedule planning or those just seeking much needed advice. Holly Diven seeks advice from Mr. Packard. GUIDANCE 17 ■Dinerse Curriculum Cnljances CnpliBlj Department The new English curriculum enables students to choose those subjects which interest them and will aid them in the future. Due to the nine-week grading periods, many of the mini-courses have been combined, adding a larger spectrum of interest to each course offering. Although every student is scheduled for composition, this course has also been modernized to include literary readings in conjunction with the instruction of writing skills. BELOW Mrs. Fabian offers individual aid to her English students. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Senior students demonstrate various classroom study habits. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Bob Winland utilizes his imagination in writing a composition. Mr. David Cornell Mrs. Leah Maselli 18 ENGLISH Mrs. Elaine Ulrich Mr William Facko ENGLISH 19 Although the freshmen and sophomores are not given a choice of English mini-courses, their program has been altered to include more areas of study. Freshman English is concentrated mostly on an introduction to varied types of literature — classical as well as modern. The sophomore curriculum demands more independent work on the part of the student. Its prime goal is to master the student s skills in the basic fundamentals of English. RIGHT Mrs. Ulrich corrects papers, while John Bryce nervously waits. BOTTOM: Freshman English students furiously take notes as Mr. Rosati lectures. Mr. Robert Rosati 20 ENGLISH Library Opens Detn GJorlb of Gbucation for Shtbents Mr. James Squatrito Mrs. Dorothy Sarver Containing an immense variety of literary works, the Sharon High School library strives to satisfy all student preferences. The library contains a great variety of literature ranging from classical to modern works. It also houses a five-year backlog of periodicals and boasts a fine research area. In addition, the modern library is equipped with listening and viewing rooms for the faculty as well as students. The library is open to all students wishing to use it. BELOW: Library assistants. Debby Magargee and Brenda Wheaton, examine lists of over-due books. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Martin spends quiet, thoughtful moments in the library. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Gerda and Joe Carothers escape from study hall to relax in the library. I ENGLISH 21 equipment of [ nstruetional Materials Jlsset to Classroom With a new year. Mr. Busch has returned to direct the Instructional Materials Department which in past years has grown increasingly important in our school. With the aid of students, this department services the faculty and their classrooms by the provision of various types of supplies and equipment such as film projectors, record players, and tape recorders. Through membership in the Midwestern Area Intermediate Unit IV, the department finds meeting the needs of faculty and students easier through the free equipment available to them. UPPER LEFT: Judy Locknicar watches Mark Sherwood intently as he demonstrates his technique ABOVE: Angela Esposito copies pages from a book while working for Mr Busch. 22 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Htuftents clitic Past During History Classes Mr Alex Chrobak Mr Herbert Sp 9 rnyer Does history really repeat itself? The teachers of the Social Studies Department help the student answer these and other questions about the past and future of ours and other countries. Discussions can be heard from all Social Studies about elections, customs, and government, among others. A new teacher. Mr. Dino Linar-dos, has been added to the teaching staff of Sharon High to aid students in connecting today and yesterday through history. LEFT: Freshman. Trisha Marks, does her share of work for Sharon High teachers HJSTORY 23 lim-Cmtrses Gxpanb to Indabe Social tubies The infection of mini-courses is spreading through Sharon High. The Social Studies Department is the most recent to be infected. Although during the first nine weeks all students take a mandatory course, they are free to choose courses which appeal to them for the remainder of the year. This new instructional technique seems to have advantages to both students and faculty. LOWER RIGHT: Eileen Drolsbaugh masters the operations of the voting machine. Mr. Clyde Moffett Mr Robert Steiner Mr. James Wildman 24 HISTORY Nick Morocco aids Bob Chrobak in the art of speaking. During American History Class. Linda LoScalzo studies diligently. Mr Robert Canter Mrs. Barbara Stewart Mr. Nicholas Marnejon Ittbmfcttal Expression Encourapeb bp Department Every student needs to express himself in one way or another; therefore, the Art Department seems to be a logical outlet. Here, students develop their talents, improve their skills, and express themselves through unique art work. Nevertheless, this can only be possible through diligent practice in pencil sketching, designs, and painting. Inspired young artists put these skills in oils, watercolor, macrame, or batik. This year was marked by a worthwhile event. Art IV students met at Mrs. Mangus’ barn and concentrated three days on intensive water-color study which was followed by a critique. Art not only lets the student express himself, but also sets down fundamentals for future artists. RIGHT: Aspiring artist Jeff Spaulding receives aid from Mrs. Mangus. BELOW: Skillfully. Dave Coc-cia begins shaping a lump of clay into a possible masterpiece. LOWER RIGHT: Susan Carson expresses moments of good humor while putting finishing touches on an art project. 26 ART Stuthmt Talent an Greattottg Be ealefc in fusit Mr. Arthur Reichenfeld The Music Department provides the necessary atmosphere in which students can fulfill their musical aspirations through one of three programs — Band, Choir, or Orchestra. With extensive preparation and unfailing dedication, the department invariably receives wide acclaim for its skillful performances. The evident talent observed in the music department is continuously demonstrated in concerts, recitals, and half-time shows. LOWER LEFT: Members of the Concert Choir practice diligently for Christmas concert. BOTTOM: Debbie Rapp and Joyce Racketa enjoy brisk practices before final half-time show. MUSIC 27 Business Department Satisfies Deefis Of Tofcap “Feet flat on the floor and all eyes on copy!” These words have a familiar ring to all the novice typists of Sharon High. Business students not only learn the fundamentals of typing, but also become acquainted with shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice. Students learn to operate adding machines, and work hard learning the basics of data processing. Preparing the students for the world of business is an important job. Students get training from experienced teachers along with acquiring experience for themselves. RIGHT: Vauda Phillips explains the skills of the adding machine to Jackie Ingram. BELOW: Girls learn secretarial skills for future use. BOTTOM: Practice makes perfect in business classes. LEFT Debbie Rapp listens attentively to instructions during typing class. BOTTOM LEFT: Any distraction is a welcome one for Penny Grear from rigorous business class activities. Mrs. Marie Murrell BUSINESS 29 Languages finite Stulients ffjitl) Qtljcr Dations The foundation of a civilized country is its language. Therefore, by mastering a foreign tongue the students of Sharon High become better acquainted with the customs and life of the people which each language represents. It strengthens the student's powers of thought while giving him a brief insight into the countries from which much of our culture is derived. Students who take an interest in Latin, French, German, or Spanish form a language bond with people of those nations. RIGHT: Students hear a new world of language through their earphones. BELOW. French students learn dialects under the fluent voice of Mr. Brakeman. Mr. Glenn Brakeman Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Miss Henrietta Snyder 30 LANGUAGE Mr. Jack Hudson Mr. David Kingsley BELOW: Spanish students quickly learn that they must memorize verbs before they can have a fiesta BOTTOM: Cathy Nemetz. Cissy Sed. and Marcia Bieber enjoy listening to language tapes LANGUAGE 31 Students Slhsorb IRtcljca of tit 8 riettce Department The Science Department strives to make the minds of students a little more inquisitive. It wants students to experiment, form hypotheses, and theorize about events occurring in nature. The lab sciences—-Biology, Chemistry. Physics, and Earth and Space Science—are set up to make students think independently. From the genius of men, they will enrich their own minds. With understanding in areas such as these, student will learn more about life and will be able to cope with their own difficulties. BELOW: Physics students surround the lab table while intensely studying their work. Mr. John Hull Mrs. Jay Perrine Mr Richard Winslow Mr Edward Likovich 32 SCIENCE Mr. Donald Saxe Mr Julius Demi LEFT: Gary Isco cautiously measures chemicals for his next experiment. BOTTOM: Mr. Hull and student engage in a thought provoking game of chess. Mr. Edward Zorek SCIENCE t 33 RIGHT: Richard Hall carefully records the data of his experiment. BOTTOM: Denise Davidson observes the microscopic world while Linda Cashier looks on. Mr Michael Smith Mr. Joe Bower Mr Edward Zipay Persistence ant Precision TRequirefc in latljematics Mathematics, possibly the most exact of the sciences, is one subject in which there is still a definite distinction between right and wrong. Students find that math trains not only the mind, but also the body in neatness and exactness. LEFT Math fundamentals are learned with difficulty by Bob Golub and Norman Shaw BOTTOM: Miss Stewart assists woebegone Bill Klmk with his troublesome Trig Homework. Miss Geraldine Holliday Miss Florence Stewart MATH 35 The basic principles of mathematics are constantly used in everyday life. The Math Department not only teaches advanced courses, such as Trigonometry and Calculus, but also the basic fundamentals of addition and subtraction. Two new teachers, Mr. Richard Hancox and Mr. Richard Bartholomew are a welcomed addition to the math department. Even though knowledge of math is sometimes taken for granted, many students must work long and hard to achieve this knowledge. RIGHT: Norman Shaw listens intently for instructions from his teacher BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Rhodanz finds time to sleep during class. LOWER RIGHT The fundamentals of Trig are learned by Dan Dzurmda as he calculates a problem on the board. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mark Krochka and Steve Jubelirer find it possible to have a few laughs, in class OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Carol Madden accepts aid from Marilyn Wooten with her perplexing homework OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Industriously. Mr Hancox spends his free time planning future assignments. 36 MATH Occupational Gtmcation Improves lang Ficlite Occupational Educational prepares students for life. In their own workshop they learn many occupations and strive to improve their abilities. UPPER RIGHT: Occupational Education students discuss plans for their class workshops. LOWER RIGHT: Alice Coyson enjoys learning how to make her own clothes while Betty Thomas waits her turn at the machine. Mr Robert Porkolab Mr Robert Miles 38 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Home 0c Proties Beneficial to JBotl) ©iris and ©uys Miss Beverly Kloss Miss Frances Duritsa Mrs Anne Mallorie Home Economics is quickly becoming a popular subject for both boys and girls. Future bachelors learn the arts of cooking and sewing and generally how to fan for themselves when they’re on their own. Girls learn the fundamentals of home making and are offered the option of delving deeper into the individual arts of either cooking or sewing. Whether being a bachelor, bachelorette. husband, or wife is in the future, home ec. is a very useful subject. LEFT: Home Ec students bravely taste the food they prepare BELOW: Male Home Ec students learn that sewing isn't all that easy. HOME EC 3$ Shiftents Glnjojj Practical JIrte Courses To acquire, develop, and apply serviceable skills — that is the goal of students involved in Practical Arts. This department stresses the need of all students to use their knowledge in Graphics, Electronics, Power Mechanics. Mechanical Drawing, and Metal Shop. After obtaining proficiency in certain fields, students will gain considerable familiarity in wood working, engineering, mechanics and driving an automobile. The hopes of the Practical Arts Department will be reached when their students utilize their skills to tackle everyday problems. BOTTOM LEFT: Denis Kills discusses the aspects of power mechanics with Mr. Kubyako. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lynn Palmer and Angie Esposito invade woodshop. a former all boy class. Mr Robert Stahl Mr Alexander Kubyako 40 PRACTICAL ARTS Mr. Timothy Doman Mr. Bruce Kaiser Mr. William Laycock Mr Albert Locmkar ABOVE: Driver s Ed student. Heather Gilliland attempts to master the art of driving. LEFT Darlene Pasco and Gloria Yoest. exemplify Women's Lib in action. PRACTICAL ARTS 41 “Roll call begin.” Thus begins the job of the physical education teachers. Teaching athletic skills as well as providing entertaining classes for students is just part of the Physical Education Department’s roll. A special attraction for seniors is the renovated course which includes more individual sports. From swimming to volleyball, students experience the joy of winning and the sorrow of defeat. So ends gym class with the much dreaded, ‘Everyone to the showers! CENTER LEFT: Girls' gym classes enjoy games with giant medicine ball. LOWER RIGHT: Bill Zolmer strives to improve running abilities in gym class. Mr. James Bestwick Mealtlj attfc ©gm Glasses Satisfy Deebs of Htubcnts Mrs Sharon Cunningham Mr William MeLhinney By providing the necessary facts to juniors and senior students, the Health Department familiarizes the students with necessary information on body functions. Students are taught to understand and appreciate the importance of their physical and mental health. Mr. MeLhinney and Mrs. Cunningham have fully prepared the students in such areas as sex, drugs, and hygienes. LOWER RIGHT: Tom Henlen demonstrates his creative swimming ability. LOWER LEFT: Mr Bestwick attempts to brief ninth grade students on swimming instructions. CENTER RIGHT: Free swim provides entertainment for the student body. HEALTH 43 JVIeMcal Staff Safeguar a Stu cntB’Healtlj With the arrival of a new school year, the medical staff has prepared itself for that certain part of the year when every student seems to have something wrong with himself. With the help of Mrs. Banas, the student body can have their ills cured. The medical staff strives to protect our students' health and tackles everything from swim team physicals to curing the midday blues. With the help of her fine facilities and spacious working areas, this trained specialist finds it easier to meet the needs of the students and to make school life less difficult. LOWER RIGHT Mrs. Banas repairs the damages done to Leonard Nasser s thumb 44 MEDICAL CENTER Cafeteria anlt latntertance Essential to School Throughout the years, the cafeteria and maintenance people have labored diligently in satisfying the needs of the entire school. To provide variety, well-balanced meals, and fine quality food is the goal of the cafeteria workers. Their fine culinary skills are observed through the meals and are appreciated by the students. Also, the maintenance crew keeps the school in top condition by making repairs, making sure everything is running smoothly, and improving facilities. These people receive the supplies for teachers and distribute them. Without these people our school would be unable to function properly and all thanks should be extended to them for doing such a fine job. LEFT: Betty Disko, Janice McKim. Nancy Kapec. Edna Hunter. Marie Zoccola. ROW II: Stephanie Truchan. Margaret Karabincik. Mike Treschilla. Margaret Nagy. Betty Blac, Viola Busch. BELOW LEFT: ROW I: Anne Kacenski. Connie Zambelli. Louise Hughes. ROW II: Elanor Pompelia. Deloris Maxfield. Alda Lickvar. Stella Gerda. Joe Swanson. Margaret Hale. Catherine Lucus. BELOW RIGHT: Tom Weider. Vince Marcello. MAINTENANCE 45 Tlje Haturals” Promfce Entertainment for Homecoming The annual Hi-Y Homecoming Dance was held in October in commemoration of the football team’s victory. The couples all had a memorable time dancing to the music of The Naturals . The theme of this year’s homecoming was a haunted house, highlighted by eerie scenery. Refreshments were provided courtesy of the Home-Ec Club. RIGHT: Jim Manilla and Carol Madden take a punch break during the excitement. BELOW: Jim Braymer is shocked by Anne Willson's style. LOWER RIGHT: Michael Barr and Ann Forsythe enjoy dancing to Natural . OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Kathy Volansky and Pius Olesky take it easy while others keep active. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Cindy Miller relaxes on Doug Davidson’s lap after too much dancing. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT. Lisa Bedich enjoys quiet moments alone with Kenny Achen-bach. 48 HOMECOMING IBonfire Semites Fafofc School Spirit The bonfire for the Farrell game was a perfect preview for the victorious contest. With much co-operation, the bonfire committee was successful ir. constructing a memorable bonfire that will remain in the minds of all who attended. Amid the crackling of wood and flying sparks, the captains, cheerleaders, administration, coaches, and all the onlookers cheered the team on to its much deserved victory. With a goal looming over their heads, the Sharon Tigers pledged to ‘ Beat Farrell. ABOVE: Candy DeForest and Keith Mudrey kindle school spirit for the Farrell game. ABOVE RIGHT: Dave Wareham does his share to contribute to the bonfire. RIGHT: Row I: Keith Mudrey. Craig Lang. Bruce Pelsh. Lynn Jones. Bob Brandt. Mike Rhodanz. Randy Mentrek. ROW II: Dave Tomko. Eric Routman. Steve Barth. Dwayne Askerneese. Joe Marzano. Ken Wells. Rick Klein ROW III Manfred Geiser. Bob Chrobak. Kip Sizer. Scott Kennedy. Larry Bata-nian, Dave Wareham. Bob Finzel. Nick Morocco. ROW IV Andy Butchko. 50 BONFIRE Hallies Heighten Spirit for Oncoming Sports Gnents The cheerleaders cheered and the athletes nervously waited for the students to find their seats. As always, the cheerleaders, coaches, and entertainers tried to rouse the school spirit of Sharon High. The Ellwood City rally seemed to be the biggest hit when the cheerleaders dressed themselves as showgirls” and danced to a very funny routine. The rallies fired up students and athletes, hopefully to their victories. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Forsythe urges students during rallies to support the football team. ABOVE RIGHT: Head cheerleader. Lydia Cerroni. asks the school to respond to cheers for the team. LEFT: Big time showgirls entertain during the Ellwood City rally. RALLY 51 Oak Tree Promkes Christmas Dance Setting Following tradition, the Sharon High Christmas Dance was held December 21, at Oak Tree Country Club. Sponsored entirely by the Key Club, the dance was once again a tremendous success. Back by popular demand, “Brainchild” entertained the couples with a variety of music. A visit from Santa Claus (Mr. Jim Wildman in disguise) highlighted the affair. After distributing candy canes to all the lovely ladies, “Santa” revealed a list of Christmas wishes of couples attending the dance. Due to careful planning, the Christmas Dance once again provided a good time for all! RIGHT: A member of Brainchild dances with Mrs. Busch as enthusiastic onlookers keep time. BELOW Debbie Wolford and John Bennett get into the holiday mood. 52 CHRISTMAS DANCE LEFT: Santa and his helpers visit Christmas Dance festivities. LOWER LEFT: Christmas couples wait anxiously for Santa Claus' arrival. BELOW: Bill Fairman tells Lianne Cione his secret Christmas wishes. CHRISTMAS DANCE 53 flssemblies pmnbe JBrcaks Prom Routine ©cljebules Whether it be concert choir singing or a speaker from a community group, all breaks from class are welcomed by Sharon High students. All speakers and performances are well received by our audiences and everyone is made welcome. A good majority of our guests are anxious to return to our school because of the courteous audience and enthusiastic response. RIGHT: The visiting Conroys accomplish the impossible during an assembly. BELOW Audience participation is utilized as Free Fair performs for high school students. BELOW RIGHT: For the first time in the history of the two schools, the Sharon and Farrell school choirs combine for a rousing song. 54 ASSEMBLIES The Beaver Falls Rally, a mock preview of the section game, took the place of the traditional Farrell Rally. The teams” from both schools played and the cheerleaders entertained the fans. With the support of the fans, Sharon, naturally, clinched the section title. LEFT: The Sharon Team plans strategy to overcome the Beaver Fall's cagers. BOTTOM LEFT: The Beaver Falls cheerleaders charm the fans with their innovative cheers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Hilko Persuades the referees to assist his team's attempts. Beatter Falls Balls Gncourages Tiger Team BEAVER FALLS RALLY S5 Keplers Offer (Ejqual Opportunities to JBotulers Keglers Club presents equal opportunities to all students who like to bowl in their spare time. The Keglers and Mr. Saxe, their advisor, have fun and gain valuable experience at Thorn-ton Hall every Thursday after school. The members strive to become better at the sport and. also to become better sports. Awards are given for all exceptional games bowled during the year. RIGHT. Lianne Cione anticipates the results of her second throw. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Saxe aids Jim Stevenson in improving his game. BOTTOM LEFT. Bev Hahn and Gina Dromo tally scores as Bill Thomas looks on. 58 KEGLERS ABOVE: ROW 1: Scott Harrison. Janice Hichik. Dave Fenstamacher. Barb Poppleton. Denise Davidson. Robin Leyshon. Sue Dancu. Michael Yoest. Lynn Stewert. Jane Grundy. Bill Thomas. Francine Palmer ROW II: Gary Juranovich. Cheryl Harrison. Bev Hahn. Gina Dromo. Karen Grande. Diedra Edwards. Carol Madden. Linda Hassell. Dan Dzurinda, Frank Perna. Lianne Cione. Scott Neehause. Wayne Sederland. Angela Esposito. Pattie Thomas. Lynn Palmer. ROW III: John Davidson. Mickey Jurenovich. Jill Harrison. Mark Yanowitz. Marsha Kilbert. Elessa Harrell. Sharon Gerda. Barb Mallorie. Jim Stevenson. Chuck Jones. Jim Gianoglio. Jim Scott. Jim Manilla. Dan Adams. Don Tomko. Mark Sherwood ROW IV: Bill Gathers. Gary Hahn. Mark Dyll. Ken Wells. Dan Lavin. Marsha Hunt. Jean Snyder. Evelyn Svarney. Susan Miller. Joan Purdy. Beth Miiller. LEFT. Ken Wells demonstrates correct bowling form for his team. KEGLERS 59 Farrell CL in Caps Dismal Football Season Beginning the season with a disappointing loss to Sharpsville, the Bengals worked hard to restore their team spirit and cooperation. Coach Webb Forsythe, in his first season as head coach, applied a few new techniques and brought the Tigers from the 3-7 record of last year to this year’s 4-6 season. Even though a losing season and the unexpected conversion to afternoon games left Tiger fans depressed and discouraged, the battling Bengals revived all spirit in their powerful win over rival Farrell. RIGHT: Joyful hysteria reigns supreme after vie-torious Farrell game. SHS OPP SHARPSVILLE................ 0 15 BEAVER FALLS ..............13 32 ALIQUIPPA..................14 12 NEW CASTLE ................ 3 15 AMBRIDGE...................10 22 BUTLER..................... 9 15 ERIE TECH.................. 7 0 ELLWOOD CITY ..............34 12 HOPEWELL ..................18 34 FARRELL....................17 14 LEFT: Cradling the football in his arms. Lloyd White trails his blocker for a few more yards BOTTOM: Kneeling. Left to Right: Head Coach Webb Forsythe. John Anderson. Jim Wildman. Richard Hancox Standing. Tom Hall. Lee Cicco. Jim Bestwick. Tom Ristvey. Glen Brakeman OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: ROW I: Left to Right: Lyle Bieber. Sheldon Matthews. Mike Evans. Bill Fairman. Tom Sheehan. Frank 'Stump1' Connelly. Bill Klink. Randy Mentrek. Gary Isco. Sam Odem ROW II: Jerry Mausser. Chris Koss. Tom Schosser. Bob Martell. Jim Braymer. Dan Elavsky. John Jumbo Hainley. Jim Phillips. Tab Boardley. John Green. Randy Holloway. Matt Kroko ROW III Mike Conti. Terry Conlin. Lloyd White. Kenny Achenbach. Mike Dungan. Mike Coyne. Rick Hainley. Dave Lysohir, Allen Acker. Mike Connell. Tony Bilunka. Bill Jones. ROW IV: Ed Kish. Jerry Spencer. Jerry Bedich. Dennis Wells. Ray Calleja. Joe Haggerty. Danny Sirb. Jim Hudson. Jeff Foltz. Jeff Meier ROW V: Tom Robich. Scott Forsythe. Tom Anderson. Sam Brooks. Gary Green. Alex Baker. Kevin Bell. Joe Delhaney. McDOWELL BANK FOOTBALL f 61 RIGHT: Evading onrushing Ellwood City linemen, quarterback. Mike Connell, releases the football. BELOW Clockwise. Top: Jim Phillips. Lyle Bieber. Randy Mentrek. Chris Koss. Andy Butchko LOWER RIGHT: Clockwise. Upper Right: Gary Isco. Mike Evans. Tom Schosser. Jim Braymer. Tom Sheehan. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top. Left to Right: Bill Klink, Sam Odem, John Green. Dan Elavsky. Bill Fairman. Bottom. Left to Right: Myron Matthews. John Hainley. Francis Connelly. Bob Martell. Tab Boardley Right: Dan Elavsky attempts to maneuver his way into the clear to gam more yardage for the Tigers. 62 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 63 RIGHT: Tiger gridders forcefully put down opponents BELOW ROW I: Managers. Mark Vascom ROW II: Jeff Cohen. Ed Colt. Mike Nichols LOWER RIGHT: Senior manager. Joe Marzano. diligently aide the coaches in preparation of games 64 FOOTBALL Pressmen Close Season fl-4-1 Long hours of practice and rugged competition prepare the ninth grade football players for the varsity team. Finishing 0-4-1 on the slate this year, the team learned that determination and desire help them towards their victories. Coached by Glenn Brakeman and John Anderson, these players can be regarded as the future of the Sharon Varsity football team. LEFT: Mike Connell consults Coach Forsythe for instructions of a play. BELOW: ROW I: Left to Right. Mr. Lee Cicco. Mr Glenn Brakeman. John Odem. Wade Campbell. Steve Ciprich. Joe Braymer. Richard Koska. Jeff Mauser. Dave Phillips. Tony Rogers. Bob Wiley. Mike Kroko. Keith Wallace. Ted James. Bill Evans. Bruce Tistom ROW II: Mr. John Anderson. John Lucas. Greg Diefenderfer. Rich Chrastina. Dan Phillips. Glen Crawford. Greg Barnett. Blane Strock. Gary Finzel. Mike Presgaz. Scott Spaulding. Mike Gargano. Bob Dignan. Bob Morey. Jim Provance. Mike Gasparich. FOOTBALL 65 Qolf Season Hiyliliyfyteb by G PIJIL Semi-finals Fulfilling many expectations, the Golf Team ended its 1972 season with record results. The league record was stated as being six wins and four losses, while the team’s file record was nine wins and three losses. The high spots of the season were the 9-7 win over New Wilmington and the 11-5 win over Neshannock. Another highlight was the capture of the Section I WPIAL honors. The team went on to the WPIAL semi-finals and won over Pittsburgh Highlands, nevertheless, they lost at Latrobe. It was at this match that Keith Mudrey won the WPIAL Individuals. Coach Alex Chrobak hopes that the team can place in the WPIAL semifinals next season also. ABOVE Keith Mudrey practices diligently to perfect his form. UPPER RIGHT: ROW I Dave Wareham. Mark Volansky. Berme Manilla. Jim Stefanowicz ROW II: Bob Chrobak. Jeff Bugher. Keith Mudrey. Bill Mansell. Lynn Jones. RIGHT: While perfecting his style. Bob Chrobak sinks one 66 GOLF SHS OPP NEW WILMINGTON......... 9 7 NEW CASTLE ............16 0 NESHANNOCK ............11 5 FARRELL................16 0 NESHANNOCK ............IOV2 5Vt NEW WILMINGTON......... 6 10 FARRELL................16 0 NEW CASTLE ............ 6 10 ELLWOOD CITY .......... 8V2 I'h NORTHWESTERN...........13 3 HIGHLANDS.............. 8V2 7Vt LATROBE ............... I’ i 14V2 UPPER LEFT Lynn Jones decides to take a little joyride during practice ABOVE Dave Wareham s efforts are futile in overcoming the treacherous sandtrap that swallowed his ball. LEFT Craig Lang. Coach Chrobak. and Merle Artac gaze at the newest plaque won by the golf team GOLF 67 SHS OPP ELLWOOD CITY 23 36 MEADVILLE 20 43 HUBBARD 21 40 HICKORY 39 17 BUTLER 41 18 FARRELL 15 45 MERCER 33 22 NEW CASTLE 25 33 FARRELL 15 40 SHENANGO 23 32 The Cross Country Team under the leadership of Coach Chris Houck won the M A C. Tournaments for the first time. The lettermen from last year are Ron Clark, Rick Klein, Dennis Thompson, Joe Schaller, Bob Wilds, and Bill Hamilton. The harriers also became finalists in the WPIAL Championships. RIGHT: Nick Brennan struggles to defeat challenger at dual meet. BELOW: ROW I: Nick Brennan. Mark Dale. Fran Sherwood. Ron Clark. Mike Mihlo. ROW II: Bob Wilds. Rick Klein. Mr. Houck. Jerry Burkhardt. Jim Glass. ROW III: Bill Gathers. Bill Hamilton. Jim Ecklund. Mike Elston. 68 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Countqj Qualifies for ffPIfll Championship • ■ v LEFT: Dennis Thompson and Bill Hamilton represent Sharon High with victory trophies BELOW: Moments of anxiety expressed by Coach Houck and Jim Ecklund. BOTTOM: Jerry Burkhardt and Bill Hamilton strive to win for Sharon High during local meet CROSS COUNTRY 69 Female Tiger Sharks 0 mim for 7-3 Season SHS OPP BEAVER .....................72 14 OIL CITY.....................31 55 RIVERSIDE....................66 19 SENECA VALLEY................35 50 FREEDOM......................71 14 BEAVER .....................63 23 SENECA VALLEY................37 49 TITUSVILLE .................51 28 RIVERSIDE....................54 32 FREEDOM......................76 9 The Girls Swim Team ended their third season with a record of 7-3. Mrs. Pat Brooks, in her first year as coach, helped the team to their best season placing second in their section. A highlight of the season was an invitation to Clarion for the championships. Joan Purdy, team captain, and Ann Forsythe, co-captain, led the female Tiger sharks through many long hours of tiring practice. finishing up with an impressive season and fine record. BELOW: ROW 1: Jane O’Donnell. Amy Kretser. Mary Frank. Joan Resnick, Sandy Dyll. Debbie Daugherty. Debbie Gilson. Sue Ference. Sue Averback. Jean Polkovitch. ROW II: Alison Brown. Julia Bieber. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Sue Wiles, Terri Piazza. Debbie Sabino. Marjorie Hudson. Holly Diven. Cindy Hudson. Nancy Jenkins. Laura Henning. ROW III: Veronica Gar-zoni, Debbie Strock. ROW IV: Darlene Polkovitch. Monica Garzoni, Ann Forsythe. Linda Cashier. Tina Clark. Lynn Dyll. Marilee Koss. Gina Moretti. Carol Allum. Joan Purdy. Cathy Calleja. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Members of girls' swim team unwind after winning a meet at home. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM LEFT: Lynn Dyll executes a dive in perfect form against Beaver OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM RIGHT: Girls' swim team coach, Mrs. Pat Brooks. GIRLS SWIM TEAM 71 Tiger ©rapplers Place Seconii in 130 Tourney SHS OPP HUBBARD...................33 18 HICKORY ..................16 42 COCHRANTON ...............47 21 WEST MIDDLESEX ...........27 15 SENECA VALLEY............. 8 44 HOPEWELL .................35 30 SHARPSVILLE...............34 18 FREEDOM...................39 n BLACKHAWK.................60 8 MERCER....................33 28 BROOKFIELD................27 26 KENNEDY...................32 22 NEWCASTLE ................35 18 RIGHT: Tense moments ot a chance tor defeat expressed by Fran Presley. ABOVE: ROW I: Rick Scheurmann, Bob Golub. Denny Ka-cerski. Gary Gulla, Ed Benson. Gary Greene. Jim May. Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hall. ROW II: Mr. Reilly. Roy Heinlen. Tab Boardley. Bob Wilds. Fran Presley. Terry Miller, Eric Routman, John Hainley, Lloyd White. 72 WRESTLING Tiger Wrestlers, under the direction of Coach Don Thomas and Assistant Coaches John Hull and Gerald Reilly, had a season of 10-2 and placed second in the MAC Tournaments. Placing first at the event, were Bob Golub, Don Golub, and Fran Presley. These young men have worked long hours after school to learn all the holds and gain experience in wrestling. The team had the experience of the lettermen, Fran Presley, Eric Routman, Bob Golub, Ed Benson, Tab Boardley, Lloyd White, Terry Miller, and Denny Kacerski, to encourage them to pin their opponent. As enthusiasm for the sport increases in the public, so does the enthusiasm grow within the team with the anticipation of being number one next season. ABOVE LEFT: Sharon matman displays talent of nightly trainings at home match. ABOVE RIGHT: Denny Kacerski has an advantage over his opponent during match. LEFT: ROW I: Bill Herald. Bob Kacerski. Ron Uretta. Louis Paoletta. Ross Bianco. Henry Cheeks. Bruce Bower. ROW II: Dan Clyde. Donny Sewall. Danny Sirb. Bob Wiley. Mike Kroko. Fred Haines. ROW III: Tom Dill. Frank Connelly. Steve Gibowicz. Elmer Reiter. Ed Colt. Shawn Coyne. Scott Spaulding. Rich Kostka. Jim Doheny. ROW IV: Fred Meiss. Roland Askerneese. Chuck Benson. John Benson. Louis Brooks. Richard Campbell. WRESTLING 73 JBops Stnim Team Splashes Tljnmglj Season SHS OPP WARREN WESTERN RESERVE.....74 21 ERIE PREP..................42 53 ERIE NORTHEAST.............40 54 FREEDOM....................79 16 NORTH ALLEGHENY............29 66 OIL CITY...................25 70 HAMPTON ...................33 62 BEAVER ....................60 35 NORTH HILLS................30 60 EAST ALLEGHENY.............78 17 CLAIRTON ..................79 16 PLUM.......................44 51 RIVERSIDE................. 39 56 ABOVE: ROW I: Dennis Kowalczyk. Mike Prezgay. Mike Sternthal, Bill Evans. Bob Winland. Scott Hillman. Rob McBurney. ROW II: Dan Adams-Manager. Fred Theiss. Ken Griffith. Fred Mershimer. Keith Zickar. George Freund. Gene Kerns. Ed D'Onofrio. Mark Rockwell. Bob Zedaker. Jim Sherwood. Bill Zedaker. Bob Malgieri. ROW III: Dennis Heinlen Paul Goodwin-Managers. Gary Elston. Bob Guerrini. Bob Freund, Tim See. Greg Washington. John Dever. Paul Janosko. Doug Davidson. Ed Lickvar, Ray Calleja. Paul Rockwell. Bruce Diven. Coach Bernie Krispinsky. RIGHT: Bruce Diven demonstrates his diving abilities during a meet. 74 BOYS SWIM TEAM The Swim Team, under Coach Bernard Krispinsky, works every day after school in preparation for their season. The Tiger Sharks, in their first season in Section 4, have many veterans of the tank to carry the burden of the meets. Bob Guerrini, last year's Most Valuable Swimmer, is the mainstay in the 200 yard Individual Medley and 100 yard Butterfly, and a leg in the 400 yard Freestyle Relay. Senior Bruce Diven and Jim Sherwood, the divers for Coach Krispinsky, while competing, also tutor future divers. Gary Elston, the distance man, swims the 200 and 400 yard Freestyle Breaststroke. Ed D’Onofrio and backstrokers, Doug Davidson and Bob Malgieri, along with Ken Griffith, solidify the bottom of the line-up. The Freestyle sprints fall to Seniors Paul Janosko and Bob Zedaker, with Bill Zedaker filling in. Coach Krispinsky is fortunate in having a good line-up to mold into a winning team. LEFT: ABOVE: Ed D’Onofrio exhaustedly attempts to win the breast stroke event. BELOW: Paul Rockwell checks his time with Ann Forsythe after the meet. BOYS SWIM TEAM 75 ©iris Basketball Team Qtierpomers Opponents The Girls Basketball Team has had a very promising season. Coached by Mrs. Ella Crisman, their only loss this season has been to an experienced Boardman squad. With fourteen straight wins, the high point of this season was the tournament at Kennedy Christian High which the Buhl Club cagers easily won. Led by highscorers Cindy Buchanan and Janice Bello, the team has had more support this past year than in previous seasons, yet more student attendance at contests would be satisfying for the Girls Buhl Club Team. RIGHT: ROW I: Mary Beth Quinn. Cindy Buchanan. Janice Bello. Gina Moretti. ROW II: Cindy Diatko, Annie Odem. Julie Reardon. Ruth Hetrick. Coach Ella Crisman. Maureen Reardon. Cindy Davenport. Vicki Styles. Monica Moretti. BELOW: Julie Reardon controls the tip for Sharon. BELOW RIGHT: Cindy Davenport attempts a foul shot. 76 GIRLS BASKETBALL GBC OPP ST. BENEDICTS ...............54 30 BROOKFIELD...................55 20 OIL CITY.....................50 47 MARS.........................52 29 ST. BENEDICTS ...............64 45 GREENVILLE...................54 16 VILLA MARIA (ERIE)...........41 40 GROVE CITY...................60 37 GROVE CITY...................40 30 OIL CITY.....................40 66 KENNEDY CHRISTIAN ...........38 37 WARREN HARDING...............58 28 VILLA MARIA (NEW BEDFORD) ... .47 16 VILLA MARIA (ERIE)...........47 38 BOARDMAN.....................47 57 SHARPSVILLE..................42 33 KENNEDY CHRISTIAN ...........54 45 LEFT: Mary Beth Quinn discusses strategy with the coach. BELOW LEFT: Guarding an opponent closely, Cindy Buchanan shows her style BELOW RIGHT: Janice Bello shoots for two. GIRLS BASKETBALL 77 Basketball Team flakes It Happen RIGHT: Andy Butchko battles for two points In a game against Pittsburgh. BELOW: ROW I: Chris Koss. Sam Odem, Gary Fisher, Manfred Geiser, Bob Chrobak. Randy Mentrek. Dave Wareham. ROW II: Mike Dungan, Bill Mansell. Bill Biblis, Randy Holloway. Andy Butchko. John Green, Keith Mudrey. Coach Chrobak. OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Randy Holloway, the leading rebounder, once again gets the ball for Sharon. UPPER RIGHT: John Green tries desperately to make the basket. LOWER RIGHT: Far ahead of the Butler players. Bill Mansell prepares to shoot. 78 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 9 ABOVE LEFT: CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Andy Butchko. Randy Mentrek. Chris Koss. Dave Wareham. John Green. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Alex Chrobak. RIGHT: ROW I: Sam Odem. ROW II: Manfred Geiser. Keith Mudrey. Bill Biblis, Bob Chrobak 80 BASKETBALL ABOVE LEFT: Chris Koss attempts an outside jump shot ABOVE RIGHT: Bill Biblis dumps in two more points for Sharon. LEFT: Dave Wareham makes up for his size with a high jump to the basket SHS OPP LAUREL HIGHLANDS....... 87 64 HICKORY .............. 65 49 ALTOONA............... 88 65 MEADVILLE............. 90 63 CANTON McKINLEY ...... 62 46 PITTSBURGH SCHENLEY ... 72 62 PITTSBURGH FIFTH AVENUE 54 56 CARDINAL MOONEY....... 66 50 WARREN HARDING........ 59 53 ELLWOOD CITY ......... 72 51 BUTLER................ 73 39 NEW CASTLE ........... 68 47 ERIE TECH............. 66 56 BEAVER FALLS ......... 54 38 FARRELL............... 48 45 ALIQUIPPA............. 59 52 AMBRIDGE.............. 69 63 ELLWOOD CITY ......... 74 40 BUTLER................ 74 47 NEW CASTLE ........... 70 58 BEAVER FALLS ......... 69 40 FARRELL............... 53 57 BASKETBALL 81 82 BASKETI For the first time in 15 years, the Sharon High Tigers captured the Section 3 title. Under the careful direction of Coach Chrobak. the Tigers finished the season with a 20-2 record, losing only to Pittsburgh 5th Avenue and Farrell. In both league and non-league games, the Bengals excited the enthusiastic fans from the opening to the closing minutes of each game. OPPOSITE PAGE: Randy Holloway baffles defenders with his patented hook shot. LEFT: Randy Mentrek converts two on a fast break BELOW: Sharon. Sharon who are we? The greatest team in Section 3! BASKETBALL 83 t v: a JBreese Tljrouglj Section Ping The Sharon High J.V.’s ended the season with only two losses in Section play. A highlight of the season was defeating an undefeated New Castle team. The team practiced long hours and also helped the varsity team in scrimmages. Coached by Mr. Al Loc-nikar, the team provides much promise for the future. ABOVE: ROW I: Bruce Harrold. Marion Styles. Ed Cooper. Ed Kish. Mark Winland. Jeff Bugher. Bob Mansell. ROW II: Coach Al Locnikar. Alex Baker. Sam Brooks. Ed Balawender, Scott Forsythe. David Gorzo. Mark Schweiss. Jerry Bedlch, Gary Revale. RIGHT: Mike Dungan drives past his opponent for a lay-up. 84 J.V. BASKETBALL Prealjman Capers Prepare for tfje Future Coached by Mr. Mike Smith, the Freshman Cagers are introduced to the vital aspects of a successful basketball team. Through endurance and perfection of abilities, they hope to successfully prepare themselves for future cage action on the varisty team. Daily practices and workouts ready these players for any competition they may confront. LEFT: ROW I: Brian McClusky. Steve Hubitz. ROW II: Scott Harrison. Jerry Giglio. BELOW: ROW I: John Odem. Tony Rogers. Dave Phillips. Matt Ogden. Greg Barnett. Wade Campbell. Dan Phillips. ROW II: John Dunch. Frank Vicario. Dennis Griffin. Jeff Shaffer. Bob Squatrito. Steve Ciprich. Glenn Crawford. ROW III: Coach Mike Smith. Leroy Kollock. Jim Rosati. Henry Ford. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 85 Majorettes’ Ttmrlin Boutiites Color toHalftime Our majorettes with their orange and white uniforms, white boots, and shiny batons highlight our sports during halftime. Head majorette Karen Seybert. Drum Major John Tishov, and Twirling Major J.J. King lead the Tiger Twirlers during their striking performances. Performing with Karen are her feature twirlers Betty Tarcy and Patty Hassell. During their daily rehearsals they strive to perfect their outstanding routines. RIGHT: Left to Right. Kneeling: Linda Hassell, Janice Hichik. Cindy Smith. Charlene Miller. Denise Rubalcava. Standing: Susan Vanetti. Debbie Gilson. Barb Poppleton. Debbie Cornelius. Kneeling: John Tishov. Drum Major; Karen Seybert. Head BOTTOM RIGHT: Standing: Betty Tarcy. Feature Twirler; Patty Hassel. Feature Twirler. BOTTOM LEFT: Tiger Mascott. Holly Diven Stage JBanb Peps C[p Basketball Halftimes Chosen through competitive tryouts, the Stage Band consists of the more accomplished musicians from band. Under the direction of Mr. Fred Boles, these students perfect their songs through after school practices. The Stage Band not only plays popular tunes of their own choice, but accompanies the majorettes during their performances. The sounds of the group can also be detected whenever points are scored or our team simply needs support. LEFT: Traditionally, the Stage Band plays the National Anthem before the start of the game. BELOW: ROW I: Denis Killa. Terry Gale. Greg Himes. Paul Marinko, Joanne Cohen. Sandy Welch. Katie Mershimer. Tom Reed. Don Unger. ROW II: Norman Shaw. Carl Wolfgang. Cathy Martell. Nick Bart. Dave Bancroft. Larry Batanian. D STAGE BAND 89 Clarion (X in Htgljligljts larcljtng Season RIGHT Head majorette. Karen Seybert. radiantly smiles to the crowds during halftime activities. BELOW: ROW I: Roland Askernese, Alan King. Michael Barr, Jerry Burkhart. Mark Sherwood. Joe Triggiani. Bruce Pelsh. Jim Stevenson. Denis Killa. ROW II: Todd Locke. Gloria Dmochowaski. Debbie Bour. Darla Formichella. Kathy Caileia. Judy Hoagland. Joyce Racketa. Janice Bello. Joanne Ogg. Debbie Rapp. Cheryl Harrison. Bev Hahn. Karen Grande. Kathy McCullough. Denise Killa. Karen Burlingame. Karen Brennan. Donna Allen. Kathy White. Kathy Mershimer. Cindy Davis ROW III: Beth Miller. Gary Solomon. Jack Smith. Don Unger. Barb Mallorie, Debbie Thompson. Kitty Corbet. Debbie Batanian. Gail Racketa, John Gee. Roland Young. Dan Dzurin-da. David Bancroft. Tom Dyll. Nick Bart ROW IV: Mark Yanowitz. Debbie Dickey. Lisa Harrell. Cindy Ference. Laurie Calleja. Gina Moretti. Linda Martin. Larry Batanian. ROW V: Cindy Hudson. Darlene Peagler. Sandy Welch. Diane Martell. Audrey Griffith. Linda Marley. Susan Miller. ROW VI: Roy Hemlen. Joe Bukas. Jonathan Hunnell. Gary Hahn. Nancy Dobrozdravic. Cindy Boyce. Terri Zimmer. Marsha Hunt. Donna Dickson. Nancy Jenkins. Cheryl Holmes. Betty Churlik. Jim Ecklund. Ray Calleja. Stanley Bolotin. Ken Wmicki. Bob Morgenstern. Norman Shaw ROW VII: Left. Donald Bewley. Bruce Bower. Gary Jurenovich. Greg Himes. Paul Marmko. Bruce Cornelius. Eric Derby. David Winters. Middle. Bill Gathers. Cathy Martell. Steven Delparo. Jim Glass Right. Jim Sherwood. Bob Malgerie, Bill Zedaker. Rick Grande. Richard Barth, Jim Kilbert. 90 BAND Under the direction of Mr. Fred Boles, the Sharon High School marching band completed a very successful year. Providing entertainment for pre-game activities and halftime shows, the band also competed in band competitions this year resulting in a first place at the Clarion Autumn Leaf Festival. Despite the weather, the Sharon High School band always performs flawlessly at halftime. ABOVE: Drummers keep the tempo up for the rest of the band during halftime shows. LEFT: ROW I: Left to Right. Dan Dzurinda. Larry Bata-nian. Eric Derby. David Bancroft. Bruce Cornelius. Roy Hemlen. ROW II: Judy Hoagland. Cheryl Harrison. Barb Mallorie. Janice Bello. Beth Miller. Bev Hahn. Karen Grande. Marsha Hunt. Donna Dickson. Betty Churlick. ROW III: Donald Bewley. Jim Kilbert. Richard Barnes. Paul Marmko. Greg Himes. David Winters. Mark Sherwood. Bruce Pelsh. BAND 91 Orchestral Concerts flppeal to JIM After many long hours of practice, the Orchestra is always able to play music enjoyable to both young and old. Directed by Mr. Arthur Reichenfield, these students learn the fundamentals of music and are given an opportunity to express their emotions through music. The orchestra not only learns the fine points of classical music, but also is given a chance to play modern music. RIGHT: On stage. Ruth Hetrick plucks her bass fiddle at orchestra practice. BELOW: ROW 1: Lisa Conti. Darlene Palantl. Cathy Martell. Kathy Kocott. ROW II: Joanne Cohen. Kathy Warrick. Ronald Young. Audrey Griffin. Joe Biro. ROW III: Debbie Hajdu. Jean Bewley. Ihor Krawec. Beth Messina. ROW IV: Mary Ann Rom-bold. Nancy Jenkins. Sandy Dyll. Betsy Hetrick. Michelle Garrison. Debbie Rapp. Cheryl Harrison. ROW V: Gloria Dmochowski. Denis Killa. Roland Askerneese. Jeff Calvin, Tim Clepper. Ron Sampson. Dominic Delpapa. Mark Yanowitz. Gary Jurenovich. Terry Gale. Greg Himes. 92 ORCHESTRA TOP: Lori Locke perfects her talent while strumming her cello. MIDDLE: Concertmistress. Kathy Kocott. arduously practices her violin at morning rehearsals BELOW: ROW I: Lori Locke. Susan Rombold. Ruthie Law. Patty Dallacrose. ROW II: Mark Sherwood. Barb Mallorie. Elaine Evans. Cindy Hudson. ROW III: Rachel Law. Denise Killa. Merle Artac. Marsha Kilbert. Jack Dever. Tom Dills. Ruth Hetrick. ROW IV: Kim Cooper. Nick Bart. Rick Grande. Karen Brennan. Katy Mershimer. John Longstreet. ROW V: Walter Klein. Debbie Bour. Todd Locke. Bob Malgieri. Tom Reed. Gary Solomon. Lisa Horn. ORCHESTRA 93 Concert Cljotr Celebrates 25tlj Hmubersarj) The Sharon High Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. William Blough, added a new flair to the Christmas Concert. During the traditional singing of the “Hallelujah Chorus , the choir, for the first time, combined with the Farrell High Choir and did an exceptional job. The choir practiced every day preparing for both the Christmas and Spring Concerts and the students have learned much about composing and vocalizing music. RIGHT: Claudia Smith expresses spirit of music during daily rehearsals. BELOW: ROW I: Kathy Nemetz. Jane O'Donnell. Joyce Johnson. Claudia Smith. Cheryl Harrison. Sue Marletto. Eileen Whalen. Holly Diven. Mary Beth Sed. ROW II: Robin Rindy. Cathy Martell. Patty Thomas. Karen Ballard. Robin Leyshon. Debbie Cornelius. Janet Kostka. Pam Baun. Lynn Stewart. ROW III: Loretta Weisenborn, Holly Sass, Beth Moyer. Kathy Kocott. Terry Piazza. Sue Foster. Gretchen Horn. Linda Robinson. Mary Ann Rombold. ROW IV: Lloyd White. Tom Webber. John Honnal. Tom Benson. Matt Kroko. Norman Shaw. Larry Woodall. Bill Klink, Alan Acker. Todd Locke. Dave McFarland. Bruce Cornelius. Jim Hudson. ROW V: Steve Webber. Paul Marinko. Greg Himes. Bob Sass. Kenny Achenbach. Jerry Mausser. Chuck Benson. Dan Miller. Bob Whetzel. Dave Evakich. Ron Mansell, Dave Winters. 94 CONCERT CHOIR LEFT: Lynn Lenzi and Susan Rombold master the craft of a composition. BELOW: ROW I: Debbie Oliver. Sue Averback. Linda Hassell. Patty Mayerchek. Carol Fragle. Debbie Wolford. Jackie Kennedy. Nancy Holt. ROW II: Cindy Hudson. Debbie Gilson. Nancy Applegate. Kathy McCullough. Peggy Dunsmore. Diane Kennedy. Peggy Brown. Rosemary Coyne. ROW III Stephanie Otey. Roberta Maurey. Janet Rambeck. Barb Mallorie. Debbie Strock. Linda Martin. Jane Carine. Barb Voyten. ROW IV: Tom Ellis. Mark Sherwood. Don Bewley. Gregg Clepper. Joe Malgieri. Jeff Foltz. Carmen Argen-ziano. Richard Barnes. Dave Fenstermacher. Bernard Theiss. ROW V: Jim Stevenson. Terry Gale. Frank Fragle. Bill Hruska. Bill Alsnauer. Larry Dickson. Pat Corbett. Chuck Struchen. Dennis Brandt. Jim Moran. Mike Coyne. Freshman Cljoir J3mlfcs lusical J3ackgrounii Freshman Choir, under the direction of Mr. William Blough, provides the opportunity for young singers to begin a voice background. These young voices can be evaluated for ability and quality. If an aptitude for music is unveiled, these students have the chance to audition for concert choir. By beginning as freshmen, these gifted students are then able to be recognized for their talents through the Christmas and Spring Concerts. RIGHT: Patty Moore and Vivian Allison develop their vocal skills. BELOW: ROW I: Kathy Klenotich. Michelle Bour, Michaeleen Whalen, Lisa Horn, Patty Grande. Terry Koborie, Laura Perrell. Laura Abernathy, Cindy Alderman. Sue Cimino. Diane Mayerchak. ROW II: Tina Alcaro, Carol Forsythe. Debbie McSherry. Mary Winters. Marsha Kilbert. Jenny Foster. Jean Allum. Gerrie Olesky. D G. Fox. Barb Stull. Patty Moore. Vivian Allison. Terry Chandler. ROW III: Richard Kostka. Marshall McCrumb. Greg Pysh, Tim See, Bill Thomas. Mark Genovisi. Rotter Green, Tim Guscar. Scott Harrison. ROW IV: Guy Giordano, Tom Warner. Joe Biro. Blaine Strock. Bruce Testani. Mike Kroko. Norman Taylor, John Corbett ■ oung Talent Pronen in Pressman JBanb Through daily ninth-period practices, the Freshman Band members unify their individual talents and later display them at the spring concert. Mr. Fred Boles leads these young musicians with the future in mind. In these freshmen lies the success of prospective marching and concert bands. After spring tryouts for positions in band, these students will then prepare themselves for future performances. ABOVE: ROW I: John Fabian. Walter Klein. Dean Henning. Mike Gargano. Mike Prezgay. Eugene Matthews. Gary Kowalczyk. George Freund. Gary Zoccola. Mark Williamson. Walter Fellner. Gene Jazwinski. Tim Clepper. ROW II: Tom Dill. Debbie King. Cindy Thompson. Kathy Joyce. Patti Moore. Monica Moretti. Christine Winiecki. Teresa Jefferson. Debbie Ha-jdu. Mary Ference. Amy Smigel. Sandy Dyll. Nancy Krafft. Mary Domila. ROW III: Brian Sterling. Jeff Shaffer. Bill Brown. Jean Walsh. Beth Burlingame. Marcia Kilbert. Sharon Gerda. Laura Cunningham. Debbie Pavlick. Barb Stull. Kathy Klenotich. Joanne Cohen. Laura Perell ROW IV: Frank Paoletta. Ron Sampson. Brian Schumacher. Dominic Delpapa. Jeff Calvin. Dorothy Holloway. Barb Musial. Bill Buzzo. Mary Winters. Mary Beth Wiles. Mary Moore. UPPER LEFT: Barb Stull expresses her emotion through music. BELOW LEFT. Dominic Delpapa puckers up for a big blast. FRESHMAN BAND 97 After numerous tryouts and challenges, the Concert Band is compiled from members of marching band and other talented students. Directed by Mr. Fred Boles, these students practice tenth period every day for the spring concert. Performing contemporary as well as traditional selections, the students should be commended for their fine contributions to the music department. RIGHT: Rick Grande blasts his clarinet during a Concert Band practice. BELOW: ROW I: Kathy White. Andrea Peagler. Michele Garrison. Cheryl Holmes. Karen Burlingame. Gina Moretti. ROW II: Richard Barnes. Carl Wolfgang. Jim Ecklund. Joe Bower. Gary Jurenovich. Susan Miller. Terry Gale. Greg Himes. ROW III: Todd Locke. Katie Mershimer. Tom Dills. Bob Malgieri. Tom Reed. Don Unger. Dave Winters, Cindy Hudson. Nancy Dobrozdravic. Cindy Boyes. Roger Shaffer. Joe Bukus. Paul Marinko. ROW IV: Gloria Dmochowski. Debbie Dickery. Cathy Martell. Bill Gathers. Jim Glass. Ron Young. Jack Dever. Audrey Griffin. Terry Zimmer. Gary Hahn. John Gee ROW V: Steve Delpero, Joe Biro. Jim Kilbert. Linda Marley. Jack Smith, Cindy Davis. Donna Dickson. Debbie Bour. Marsha Hunt. Gary Solomon. Gottcert Competittaely Ojosett LEFT: Alan King and Mark Sherwood attempt to perfect the percussion. BELOW: The trumpet section gets together to make some music. BOTTOM: ROW I: Cheryl Harrison. Beth Miller. Sandy Welch. Debbie Rapp. Suzanne Marletto. Nancy Jenkins. Joanne Ogg. ROW II: Barb Mallorie. Nick Bart. Katie Corbett. Bev Hahn. Debbie Batanian. ROW III: Debbie Ference. Rick Grande. Denise Killa. Kathy McCullough. Bob Morgenstern. Stan Bolotin. Debbie Hazi. ROW IV: Debbie Thompson. Karen Grande. Ken Winiecki. Eric Derby. Karen Brennan. Eleesa Harrell. Dan Lavin. Dan Dzurinda. Gary Barth. Betty Churlick. Jim Sherwood. Dave Bancroft. Larry Batanian. ROW V: Alan King. Mark Sherwood. Roland Askerneese. Denis Killa. Jerry Burkhardt. Joe Triggiani. Jim Stevenson. CONCERT BAND 99 Rocket and Ratuo Club Is Reinstate 100 ROCKET AND RADIO Renewed interest has brought back the Rocket and Radio Club which is enjoyed by students with a love for mechanics. Advised by Mr. Alexander Kubyako, the boys spend time building and examining rockets and radios. Maybe in years to come, some brave girls will invade this all-boy club. ABOVE: ROW I: Richard Davis, Carmen Argen-ziano. Don Gereb. Ihor Krawec. ROW II: Pat Rupert. Jim Slanitz. Pat Corbett. Richard lary. Robert Marosy. David Black. Mr. Kubyako. RIGHT: Pat Rupert. Dave Black, and Carmen Argenziano work on their model rockets. Leabers Club 3 tbs in Pljgs gb Department The Leaders Club is mainly responsible for refereeing intramural contests and assisting the gym instructors in class. In addition, other duties include the sale of spirit ribbons and preparation of rallies. One must go through a rigid examination, including a blue book test and initiation during school hours, to join the Leaders Club. The major requirement of all Leaders Club members is a dedication to the importance of physical fitness. ABOVE: ROW I: Teresa Holloway. Mary Beth Quinn. Denise Thompson. ROW II: Donna Young. Susan Vanetti, Julie Reardon. Robin Rin-dy. Margaret Ogg. Sharon Allison. Lydia Cerroni. Dawn Cromartie. LEFT. Leaders Club officers. Grace Ann Matetich and Barb Bell, discuss future plans with Miss Grimenstein. LEADERS 101 JBleadjer JBums grouse Dcto Spirit Whether chanting traditional cheers or making up new ones of their own, the Bleacher Bums decided that this was the year that ‘‘we could make it happen.’’ These male counterparts of the Pep Club were organized and led by Nick Morocco, choosing Mr. Marnejon as their advisor. The wild hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and all around spirit of the Sharon students can be attributed to the spirit of the Bleacher Bums. ABOVE: ROW I: Jim Moran, Alan Acker, Terry Conlin. Dave Coccia. Joe Marzano, Jeff Meier. Mike Rhodanz. Frank Connelly. Jim Phillips. ROW II: Jeff Foltz. Lynn Jones. Dave Tomko. Pat Corbett, Kip Sizer. Mike Nichols, Nick Morocco. ROW III: Joe Svarny. Tom Schosser. Jim Braymer, Tim Wareham. Steve Barth. Mike Connell. George Piddington. Chuch Jones. Rick Klein. Scott Kennedy. ROW IV: Jim Stanton, Dave Hilko. Ron Mansell. Jeff Spaulding. Paul Karing. Craig Lang. RIGHT: Enthusiastic Bleacher Bums let everyone know that Sharon is No. 1. 102 BLEACHER BUMS TraMtumai Spirit Sljottm bp Pep Club Once again the orange and black sweaters of the Pep Club members could be seen diligently cheering the Tigers on in both victory and defeat. Led by Moni Garzoni, President and Judy Gadola, Vice-President, and advised by Mrs. Cunningham, the girls held meetings, had bake sales, and faithfully attended games. Even though Pep Club has been at Sharon High a long time, it constantly gives the Tigers support. LEFT: Pep Club members respond wildly to a cage victory BELOW: ROW I: Carol Argenziano. Debbie Sabino. Donna Koziel. Moni Garzoni. Judy Gadola. Rom Garzoni. Betty Churlik. Karen Ballard. ROW II: Debbie Toda. Monica Moretti. Norma Snyder. Debbie McSherry. Terry Stewart. Nancy Applegate. Debbie Grossman. Paula Bicek. ROW III Margie Hudson. Teresa Presley. Kim Hoyson. Connie Jones. Annette Infante. Holly Diven. Linda Hassell. Janice Hichik. ROW IV: Lynn Cousins. Joyce Paoletta. Kathy Connelly. Diedra Edwards. Cindy Cazatte. Sandy Jones. Peggy Brocious. Ginny Kerins. Sue Kerins. Sue Lyth. Barb Mallorie. Cheryl Harrison. Debbie Gilson. ROW V: Karen Husband. Frankie Hoyson. Barb DeCapua. Charlotte Gilchrist. Vauda Phillips. Vickie Styles. Denise Thompson. Anne Odem. Mary Gillespie. Cheryl Holmes. ROW VI: Patty Miller. Tina McDonald. Mary Ellen O'Mahoney. Patti Lang. Denise Davidson. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Wilba Fabich. Andrea Peagier. PEP CLUB 103 Cftetrleabers Infest Crotoifts toitlj Gintljusiasm While Tiger teams battle for supremacy on the field or hardwood, the vivacious cheerleaders lead the fans through their victory chants. Whether winning or losing, these girls inspire the team onto much needed victories. The cheerleaders are everpresent on the sidelines, at home or away, encouraging the fans to support their Sharon Tigers. The squad not only cheers at games, but is also responsible for spirit signs and many rallies. The Sharon High cheerleaders should be commended for their fine contribution to athletic events. RIGHT: ROW I: Mimi Johnston. Debbie Oliver. Marcia Barr. Peggy Dunsmore. ROW II: Janet Rambeck. Teresa Holloway. Candy DeForest. Lydia Cerroni. Rosanne Phillips. Grace Ann Matetich. BOTTOM: The cheerleading group celebrates after a touchdown during football season. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Oliver cheers along the sidelines during foul shots. LEFT: ROW I: Bonnie Bateman. Karen Anzenberger, Bonnie Dunn. ROW II: Kathy Nemetz. ROW III: Robin Gladys. Karen Tennant. Linda Martin. ROW IV: Sandy Carley. BOTTOM LEFT: Sharon cheerleaders urge the team on to victory during a timeout in cage action. BOTTOM: During a tense moment. Robin Gladys appeals to the crowd for their support. Future Homemakers Prepare for possible Oareers One of the popular professional clubs at Sharon High School is the Future Homemakers Club. They busy themselves in all aspects of homemaking, whether it be cooking or sewing. In the past, this group has held unique fund-raising projects such as manufacturing and selling bookmarks. Future homemakers also occupy themselves with field trips to various manufacturing companies in the area. ABOVE: Peggy Anzenberger scans a pattern book to choose her next outfit. ABOVE RIGHT: Tina Kaiser becomes quite accomplished at the ironing board. RIGHT: Left to Right, ROW I: Peggy Dunsmore. Peggy Anzenberger. Tina Kaiser. Carol Protos. President. ROW II: Susan Shayuth, Debbie Peters. Debbie Small. Marcia Kudelko. Lynette Cromartie. ROW III: Donna Brooks. Connie Jones. Debbie Margargee. Brenda Moore. Kathy Koncar. Pam Balluch. Vauda Philips. ROW IV: Sandy Welch. Debbie Sabino, Dorothy Pasco. Karen Osborne. Karen Husband. ROW V Debbie Nowaczynski, Linda Hale. Sandy Murray. Donna Koziel. LuAnn Porter. Karen Martell. Jean Polkovitch. ROW VI: Frankie Hoyson. Diane Miller. Darlene Polkovitch. Mary Burich. 106 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FJBIQ3 Members Leabers ip Future Business Leaders of America is a club that helps students interested in business to develop aggressive, competent business leadership, and to cultivate better interests in the many different aspects of business. At their meetings, the members are given first-hand information to help widen their interests in business. FBLA helps to train its members for the many unlimited opportunities in business vocation today. LEFT: Left to Right. ROW I: Margie Dirgo. Frances Chervinko. Kim Cooper. Lianne Cione. ROW II: Bev Hahn. Carol Sass. Ann Jazwmski. Sharon Allison. Jody Godfrey. Jane Tennant. Pat Sharper. ROW III: Gina Dromo. Marsha Brocious, Mary Jo Hughes. Judy Gadola. Debbie Margiean, Anita Manilla. Debbie Baldmelli. ROW IV: Cindy Feigert. Carol Argenziano. Patty Miller. Marcia Kovach. Karen Grande. Kathy Volansky. Roni Garzoni. Debbie Hazi. BELOW LEFT: Mom Gar-zoni studies industriously for business leaders' competition. BELOW RIGHT: Mary Jo Hughes practices to increase her typing skills. FBLA 107 Stubent Council flirs Victors on Preualent Issues Representatives from each homeroom meet on the average of once a week to form the Student Council. John Davidson, president, leads the meetings with the aid of advisor, Mrs. Dolores McCrumb. This year, the group has been actively involved in community as well as school affairs. The annual magazine sale was a reasonable success although the desired goal was not quite reached. Class elections were held under the supervision of Student Council officers and an appointed committee. Student Council also took an active part in the Toys for Tots campaign in the valley. The group is also an investor in many school clubs by voting to allocate requested funds. The Student Council also supports a needy foster child. Outside of school, the Student Council took an active stand on night football games and led the collection in memory of Roberto Clemente. RIGHT: Student Council members Holly Acker. Joe Marzano. and Elise Werner prove to be fully interested in sports BELOW: Members of Student Council find Monday night meetings fun and full of excitement. LEFT: Student Council officers from Left to Right; Elise Werner. Vice-President; John Davidson. President: Barb Mallorie. Historian; Cheryl Harrison. Secretary, and Holly Acker. Treasurer. BELOW: ROW I: Kathy Kocott. Linda LoScaizo. Bob Sass. Rosanne Phillips. Anne Willson. Peggy Dunsmore. Sue Goldstone. Mary Frank. Coleen McCullough. Janice Hicik. Scott Harrison. Linda Epstein. Debbie Daugherty. ROW II; Sue Aver-back. Linda Marley. Nancy Anderson. Jim Jubelirer. Kim Cooper. Pat Coyne. Mindy Werner. Donna Phillips. Rick Goldstone. Joe Marzano. Holly Sass. Bob Finzel. ROW III: Vauda Phillips. Vickie Styles. Julia Bieber Sue Rom-bold. Karen Koerth. Dan Phillips. Georgia Epstein. Teresa Holloway. Cindy Davis. Don Tomko. Keith Mudrey. Mark Yanowitz. Rudy Krafft. Jeff Spaulding. Pat Rupert. Bob Evans. ROW IV: Ken Wells. Paul Torr. Carol Allum. Anne Hillegas. Anna Marie Oster. Lydia Cerroni. Michele Garrison. STUDENT COUNCIL 109 Hrt Club Visits (Sxljibits at Iiaufmann’s The Art Club is made up of all advanced art students who have potential and a great interest in refining their skills. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Nizza Mangus. the club works in committees making posters for school activities. setting up displays, and making visual aids for faculty members. The club also worked with the drama department in creating, constructing, and painting sets. This year the club attended a Sculpture and Ceramic Shop at Thiel College and the 1973 Western Pennsylvania Regional Scholastic Art and Photography Exhibition where several of its members merited gold keys for their entries. RIGHT: ROW I: Rose Dunch, Andrea Oolata, Debbie Daugherty. Sue Carson. Barb Gargano, Sue Shayuth. Tina Kaiser ROW II: Steve Barth. Lynn Jones. Gary Isco. Mimi Oster. Cathy Ciprich. Dave Coccia, Ed Benson. Pam Maxfield. Paula Bicek. Linda Hale. ROW III: Mike Connell. Gary Ferencik. Gary Bryce. Bernie Theiss. Gina Dromo. Rennee Brennan. BOTTOM LEFT: With a paint brush in each hand. Tina Kaiser becomes involved in her artwork. BOTTOM RIGHT. Dave Coccia examines his clay pot for Imperfections. 110 ART CLUB Qreatbc Jirt Club G( okes Greatitutg The Creative Art Club in its second year under Mr. Marks has expanded and now includes members from both Art I and Art II. All members are selected from the results of a comprehensive examination and general ability in art. The club is of great value to those who are interested in the field. It gives students the opportunity to do advanced work in ceramics, printing, oil, water color, and pen and ink. With some experience in these various medias, young artists will be more aware of how to use their imaginations and develop all their ideas to the utmost. ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right. Diane Black. LuAnn Tobias. Jerome Arkward. Pam Stabile. Susie Hiryak. Mr. Marks. ROW II: Maurice Peagler. Fred Haines. Donna Phillips. Dorothy Holloway. Beth Burlingame. Lisa Marley. Julie Dolan. Ralph Branca. Carl Wolfgang. ROW III: Mike Lockovitch. Ed Cooper. Jim Stewart. Fred Mershimer. Bill Gathers. Tom Goodwin. LEFT: Young artist enveloped in creative thought. ART CLUB 111 Tri-Hi- embers Gain Leaberslfip, Reaponsihilrtg RIGHT: Trl-Hi-Y officers; Kathy Grove, president; Mary Gillespie, secretary; Laura Kosheba. vice-president. Missing from picture is Kerry Generalovich; treasurer. BELOW: Left to Right. ROW 1: Mary Burich. Debbie Sabino. Jean Polkovitch. Ginny Kuhn. Robin White. Paula Bicek, Sue Foster. Frances Popesky. Patty Miller. ROW II: Vauda Phillips. Kim Cooper. Susan Shayuth. Tina Kaiser. Debbie Peters. Debbie Nowaczynski. Carol Protos. Sandy Murray. Kathy Kocott. Linda LoScalzo. Mimi Oster ROW III: Darlene Polkovitch. Janet Cornelius. Ginny Kerins. Sue Lyth, Sue Kerins. Mary Lou Conti. Lisa Conti, LouAnn Salandria. Debbie Hazi. Karen Grande. Marilyn Withersty. ROW IV: Denise Thompson. Bev Hahn. Gina Dromo, Marcia Kudelko. Judy Gadola. Carol Argenziano. Jean Griffith. Suzanne Marletto. Roni Garzoni. Moni Garzoni. Darlene Pasco. Debbie Strock. ROW V: Karen Hug. Connie Gavala. Crystal Ulan. Karen Irwin. Linda Radachy. Carol Sass. Rita Fodor. Laura Henning. Alison Brown. Joan Purdy. ROW VI: Dawn Cromartie. Barb Voyten. Ann Forsythe. Cathy Ciprich. Barb Gargano. Sharon Allison. Ann Jazwinski. Donna Allen. Debbie Daugherty. Jackie Kennedy. Women’s Liberation has showed its head in Sharon High in the form of the Tri-Hi-Y. These girls, led by Kathy Grove, president, and Laura Kosheba, vice-president, compose the most active service organization in the school. This year, with the help of advisor. Mrs. Lois Strock, the girls put on the first annual “Turkey Trot” during Thanksgiving vacation. They also had a Christmas Awards Dinner in which the juniors were inducted into the club and all members received charms. Other projects were selling stationary for the “Friends of the Library”, selling submarines for their annual Jam Session, and decorating the Christmas tree. The girls of Tri-Hi-Y are helpful in serving both school and community. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Lois Strock. Tri-Hi-Y advisor, serves refreshments at the Awards Dinner. ABOVE RIGHT: Before dinner. Tri-Hi-Y members bow their heads in a prayer of Thanksgiving LEFT: Tri-Hi-Y members who helped decorate the Christmas tree are Left to Right: Kathy Grove. Debbie Sabino. Cathy Ciprich. Kerry Generalovich. Marcia Kudelko. Gina Dromo. Paula Bicek. TRI-HI-Y 113 Ftnl 9 Satisfaction in Serning Others aiBB'HU'E'|2|9 ABOVE: Interested Hi-Y members listen to president. Bob Dibartolomeo. as he leads a meeting. RIGHT Left to Right. ROW I: Jim Ecklund, Dave Madura. Joel Giglio. Michael Yoest. Ed lichvar. Rotter Green. George Gibbs. Scott Nilhaus. Ron Clark. Mickey Jurenovich. ROW II: Ken Wells. Jeff Hoover. Mark Kepko. Ron Mansell. Joe Schaller. ROW III: Jim Kilbert. Denis Killa. Jim Lumpp. Bob DiBartolomeo. Larry Woodall Sponsored by the YMCA and led by president, Bob DiBartolomeo. the Sharon Hi-Y Club is an active service organization. Divided into various committees. they organized the Homecoming Dance equipped with band, refreshments, and a good time for all. With Mr. Canter as their advisor, this group is an asset to Sharon High School and the community. 114 HY-Y JlepClub Sponsors Christmas Canto Under the direction of Mr. Wild-man. the Sharon Key Club is one of the main service organizations. Sponsored by Sharon Kiwanis, the club is responsible for the outside school sign and ushering at school functions. They also sponsor the Christmas Dance which was held at Oak Tree Country Club. As an added attraction to this club, outstanding members are rewarded with luncheons with Kiwanis. LEFT ROW I: Kip Sizer. ROW II Jeff Foltz. Tom Sheehan. Bill Fairman. Paul Janosko. Tony Gasparich. Nick Morocco. ROW III: Larry Bata-man. Ron Uretta. Mike Ceaser. Mark Krochka, Dan Elavsky ROW IV: Lynn Jones. Scott Kennedy. Mike Evans-President, George Pid-dington. Ed Dach. Tom Schosser ROW V. Mike Nichols. Jim Karmg Mr. Wildman-Advisor. Don Tomko ROW VI: Rudy Kraftt. Paul Tomko. Jim Braymer. BELOW Key Club officers lead a Wednesday night meeting. KEY CLUB 115 fissistantsContribute to Success of Library Volunteering to contribute study hall and after school free time are the students who work in both the Library and Instructional Materials Department. The groups perform many indispensable tasks for both the faculty and student body. In the library, aids accept passes, sign out books, and return them to the shelves saving the librarian much valuable time. The students in instructional materials assist the faculty in locating films, mimeographing tests, and visual aids. RIGHT: LIBRARY AIDS. ROW I: Sandy Murray. Michaeleen Whalen. Karen Burlingame. Robyn Leyshon. ROW II: Diane Berwing. Brenda Wheaton. Judy Reed ROW III: Terry Chandler. John Fabian. Deidre Edwards. April Esmond. Sue Lyth BELOW: INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS. ROW I: Joshua Resnick. Mark Yanowitz. Randy Bowser ROW II: Chuck Jones. Don Colangelo. John Chizmar. Dave Hilko. Joey Braymer. Norman Taylor. ROW III: Marshal McCrumb. Robert Whetsel. Dan Dzurinda. Jeanne Snyder. Patty Thomas. Mary Ellen Nigro. Gene Jazwinski. Mary Margaret Jones. Mark Sherwood. Sharon Allison. Debbie Rapp. Terry Stewart. Cindy Hudson. ROW IV. Cindy David. Rina Morocco. Ruth Hetrick. Donna Dickson. Debbie Baldinelli. Debbie Dillon. Keith Craigo. Anna Campagna. Donna Madden. Cathy Calleja. Darla Formichella. Katie Mershimer. Nancy Dobrozdravic. 116 LIBRARY AIDS. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Future T)urses 3 Community unit Srijool Future Nurses is an organization for girls interested in obtaining knowledge of nursing and allied fields. The girls meet once a month and discuss various business matters. The girls that belong to the club volunteer their time at Sharon General Hospital to gain more of the necessary experience for their careers in medicine. Members of Future Nurses look forward to an annual Future Nurses Banquet where seniors are honored and new officers are elected. LEFT: Arloene Chiodo takes a mesage while working In the nurse's office BELOW: ROW I: Mary Burich. President; Paula Bicek. Vice-President; Arloene Chiodo. Secretary; Debbie Grossman. Treasurer; Darlene Polkovitch. Historian. ROW II: Pat Dolata. Beth Miller. Teresa Presley. Kim Hoyson. Lorna Grossman. Becky Donnelly. Deidre Edwards. ROW III: Debbie Weiss. Frances Popesky. Marcia Kudelko. Loni Frolick. Lynn Fairchild. Pat Sharper. Karen Irwin. Gail Vance. Deanna Fairchild. FUTURE NURSES t 117 The Gazette Staff attempts to relate all happenings worth notice to the student body. From news stories covering anything worthy of print to sports stories recounting our latest win to feature stories interviewing a favorite teacher or outstanding students, the staff endeavors to capture the interest of all who read Gazette. Under the capable leadership of Susan Kifer, editor, the Gazette appears at specific intervals to keep everyone posted on school activities. RIGHT: Susan Kifer. Gazette editor, escapes the pressures of an editorship. BELOW Gazette staffers. Left to Right: Ruthie Law. Nick Morocco Dawn Cromartie. Bob Evans. Lee Rosenblum Francis Kleja. 118 GAZETTE Gazette Promts Valuable 7 ournalistte Gxpertettce LEFT Gazette typists, Left to Right: Rachel Law. Linda Hale. Jean Griffith. BELOW LEFT: Joshua Resnick and George Piddington operate the printing press BELOW RIGHT: Carl Wolfgang and John Bennett photograph Gazette copy on the process camera 8tultents Prone Literary Talents inDotes Notes, Sharon High’s Literary magazine, has once again demonstrated the artistic abilities of the students. The Notes staff is divided into two staffs, Literary and Art. Serving as Literary Editor is Brad Batley, with Andrea Dolata serving as Art Editor. Advised by Mrs. Mary Ellen Meier and Mrs. Nizza Mangus. Notes is a commendable way for students to express themselves. RIGHT: Kim Cooper searches for a prospective Notes buyer. BELOW Notes staff. ROW I: Kim Cooper. Cathy Ciprich. Brad Batley. Editor; Lorraine Beach. Pam Krakowksi. Gretchen Horn. ROW II: Debbie Daugherty. Stan Bolotin. Andrea Dolata. Art Editor; Pauline Dolata. 120 NOTES Spectrum -T)em to Literary Staff Spectrum, under the leadership of Co-Editors Kim Cooper and Bernie Theiss. has been successful in its first year. This paper, replacing the Herald edition of the Gazette, lets the public know what is happening in Sharon High. Miss Agnes O’Masta. advisor for Spectrum, has taught these novice journalists how to organize and put out a newspaper. LEFT: Nancy Anderson and Dawn Cromartie listen intently to suggestions from Editor BELOW: ROW I: Rob Whetzel. Pat Sharper ROW II: Donna Allen. Michele Garrison. Dawn Cromartie. Cathy Calleja. Nancy Anderson, Kim Cooper, Nancy Applegate SPECTRUM 121 Scholastic ©romtlj t ecogniscb b|j Honor Societies Quill and Scroll is a national honorary journalism society that emphasizes quality of editorial achievements, time spent on school publications, and ability. The students who are eligible for Quill and Scroll are those who are on Mirror, Notes, Gazette, and Spectrum Staffs. National Honor Society is an organization of achievements in academic courses. The societies are composed of junior and senior students on the basis of leadership, teacher recommendations, character, and scholarship. Quill and Scroll and National Honor Society help restore confidence in young students of today. RIGHT: ROW I: Caludia Smith. Cheryl Harrison. ROW II: Suzanne Marletto, Susan Rombold. John Davidson. ROW III: Larry Batanian. Jean Polkovitch. Donna Kozeil. Grace Ann Matetich. Candy DeForest. ROW IV: Paul Tomko. Andy Butchko. Keith Mudrey. Rudy Krafft. Tab Boardley. Bob Chrobak. BELOW: ROW I: Bill Lowery. Bob Whetsel. Marilyn Wooten. Grace Ann Matetich. Nick Morocco. Candy DeForest. Lee Rosenblum. Francis Kleja. Linda Epstein. Anne Willson. Carol Fragle ROW II: Carl Wolfgang. Mike Elston. Mary Lou Conti. Lisa Ann Conti. Barbara Bell. Mimi Johnston. Margaret Ogg. Susan Vanetti. Kathy Vernon. Nancy Anderson. Tom Drabick. Jules Marcu. ROW III: Bob Freund. Ruthie Law. Ginny Kuhn. Kathy Grove. Linda Hale. Joyce Ryan. Pat Sharper. Sue Kifer. Brad Batley, Kim Cooper, Dawn Cromartie. 122 HONOR SOCIETY. QUILL AND SCROLL £[sljerst iStagc Vital to Scljool 3c t itics The Sharon High School Ushers have continued their task of seating everyone in their proper place. The job of these students is important because of the need of a pleasant personality and good disposition. The Stage Crew also has an important job. The various school plays and concerts could not get along without the help of the stage crew working the curtains and setting up props. LEFT: Lett to Right. ROW I: Joyce Johnson. Yvonne Chaney. Valerie Campbell. ROW II: Brenda Cozart. Angela Bolling. Lynette Cromartie, Dawn Cromartie. Pamela Robinson. Patricia Chaney. Jackie Kennedy. BELOW: ROW I: Terry Miller. Paul Spondike. Debbie Gilson. Kathy Kocott. ROW II: John Dunlevy. Dave Winters. Michele Garrison. Chuck McNulty. Tom Dyll. ROW III: Mary Ann Rombold. laaque anl like Tours IDetu Qit|i ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right; Rudy Krafft, Sue Cimlno. D. G. Fox. Michelle Suka. Joni Walsh. Kathy Klenotich. Cindy Cameron. Margie Dirgo. Nancy Applegate. Tina White. Joe Giglio. Scott Niehause, Mary Kay Fuchs. Kathy Nemetz. Dave Pollack. Wayne Sederland. Sue Foster. Rob Whetzel. Kathy Kocott, Bob Sass. Ron Mansell. Wendy Thompson. Debbie Wolford. Jim Lumpp. Anita Manilla. Kathy Vernon. Andrea Peagler. Barb Stull. Michelle Garrison, Debbie Gilson. ROW II; Barbara Steindurf. Michelle Bower. Dawn Cromartie. Pam Davis, Julie Dalon. Faith Whalen. Megan Murphy. Dave Winters. Ruth Law. Rachel Law. Cathy Mershimer, Loraine D'Onofrio. Denise Davidson. Mark Sherwood. Kathy White. Cindy Hudson. Marianne Kleja. Barb Mallorie. Charlene Miller, Gasperina Morocco. Lyn Dyll. Sandy Dyll. Nadine Vellenti. Patty Delacrose. Debbie Hajdu. Sandy Welsh. ROW III: Todd Locke. Walter Felner. Larry Woodall. Mary Ann Rombold, Steve Hubitz, Mary Lu Koss. Scott Hilman. Tom Dill. Bob Winland. Bill Brown. Dave Madura. Jim Sherwood. Ed D’Onofrio. Bob Morgenstern, Terry Chandler. LuAnn Tobias. Bridget Piazza. Mary Ference. Ruth Hetrick. Debbie Rapp. Jim Stevenson, Linda Robinson. Greg Himes. Marilyn Wooten. Alison Brown. Linda LaScalzo. Debbie Strock. Scott Harrison, Jo Ann Ogg. Mimi Oster. Janet Cornelius. Linda Marley. Pam Reese. Mary Kay Kudelko. Amy Smigel. Nancy Krafft. Tina Linway . Kathy McHugh. Tabby Tager. RIGHT: Gretchen Horn, playing Miss Barrett in Up the Down Staircase. attempts to call roll on her first day. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Paul Barringer explains his life’s ambitions to Sylvia Barrett, a new teacher. BOTTOM LEFT: Holly Acker, portraying Alice Blake devulges her secret love for Mr Barringer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Barrett tries to give her troubled student. Joe Ferone. a purpose for his life 124 MASQUE AND MIKE MASQUE AND MIKE 125 Future Teacljera Prepare to €(t urate Preparing for a life of helping others to learn, Future Teachers gain active experience. Under the leadership of Kim Cooper, President; and Lisa Conti, Vice-President; they hold meetings, have speakers, and go on field trips. This year they visited Hadley School and observed the classes. Advisor, Mr. Richard Mershimer, helped greatly in arragning the field trip and the speakers for the Future Teachers. RIGHT: ROW I: Rachel Law. Ruthie Law. Secretary; Susan Rombold. Irene Koval. Lisa Conti. Vice-President; Sue Kerins, Debbie Cornelius ROW II. Mary Lou Conti. Kathy Kocott. Kathy Vernon. Janet Cornelius. Michele Garrison. Sue Fitzgerald. Paula Hess. ROW III: Kim Cooper. President: Mary Gillespie. Denise Thompson. Pam Reese. Dawn Cromartie. Robin White. Mr Richard Mershimer. advisor. BOTTOM LEFT; Hadley students learn the techniques of using tools, while the Future Teachers observe. BOTTOM RIGHT. Irene Koval studies the artwork of the Hadley students. 126 FUTURE TEACHERS Language Clubs Increase Kn uistic HbUities LEFT: French Club. ROW I: Julie Dolan. Kathy White. Angie McCullough. Deanna Fairchild. ROW II: Patty Dallacrose. Barb Stull. Kathy Warrick. Joey Braymer. Patty Sharper. Pam Reese BELOW: Latin Club. ROW I: Gayle Phillips. Guy Girodano. Susan Dancu. Jim Sherwood. Cindy Wiley. ROW II: Cindy Anderson. Bruce Bower. Jody Milkie. Marsha Kilbert. Joe Triggiani. Bobby Sass. Amy Smigel. Becky Zukas. Scott Spaulding. Donna Phillips. Helen Dunlevy. ROW III: Pat Dolata. Kathy Klenotich. Marsha Pompelia. Nancy Krafft. Michelle Suka. Susan Ogg. Becky Donnelly. Bridget Piazza. Bill Alsnauer. Mary Seagriff. Diane Dills. Carol Voyten. Peggy O'Donnell. Jill Harrison. Sharon Gerda. Jim Jubelirer. ROW IV: Sandy Dyll, Shelia King. Tom Dills. Bob Wiley. Lisa Marley. Janet Wellendorf. ROW V: Mr. David Kingsley, advisor. Jim Maule. Beverly Shade. Debbie Hajdu. Laura Cunningham. Kathy Joyce. Ann Stanton. Jane Carine. Sue Averback. Eugene Matthews. Steve Delpero. Keith Zickar. LANGUAGE CLUBS 127 ABOVE: German Club members. ROW I: Susan Rombold. Michele Garrison. Rudy Krafft, Miss Henrietta Snyder. Carol Cairns. Cindy Davis. Nancy Dobrozdravic. ROW II: April Esmond. Barbara Steindurf, Charles Blough, Karen Schmidt. ROW III: Dan Llewellyn. Debbie Paulick, Regina Stinedurf. Lorraine Dyll. Dan Carothers. RIGHT: Members of German Club check coats at a home basketball game 128 LANGUAGES LEFT: Spanish Club. ROW I: Lorraine Knapp. Denise Rubalcava. Gloria Dmochowski. Wanda Templeton. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Joan Purdy. Bridget Flower. Mary Margaret Jones. Ruthie Law. Rachel Law. Eileen Whalen. Rita Fodor. Donna Allen. Maria Mensurati. ROW II: Dawn Cromartie, Joyce Ryan. Cheryl Pope. Mary Gillespie. Audrey Griffin. Robyn Leyshon. Tina White. Mary Lou Masters. Arloene Chiodo. Bob Fabian. Bill Bicek. Janet Karing. Brenda Grove. Irene Koval. Monica Mittle. Mary Ellen O'Mahoney. Tracy Routman. Patti Lang. Gloria Zedacker, Maureen Reardon. Kathy Rimko, BELOW LEFT: Spanish Club advisors. Mrs Dorothy Lewis and Mrs. Eunice Thomas, point out a Spanish Club project to officers. Nancy Anderson. Secretary; Rena Morocco. Treasurer; and Dot Peterson. President. BELOW: A determined Spanish Club member attempts to knock over the pinata while other enthusiastic members look on. SPANISH CLUB 129 3 Freshman Is.., . . . invariably lost on the way to class . . . an enthusiastic clubjoiner a newcomer in foreign surroundings Laurie Abernathy Larry Addicott Tina Aicaro Cynthia Alderman Vivian Allison Carol Allum Cynthia Anderson Mark Anzenberger Jeffrey Appod Anthony Argenziano Myrl Artac Bruce Averback Michael Bacon George Baker Jay Baldwin William Banick Gregory Barnett Darlene Bashor Cindy Bedell Lisa Bedich James Belton Patrice Bianco Ron Billingsley Joseph Biro 132 FRESHMAN Clarence Black Diane Black Romano Bolling Michelle Bour James Bowden Bruce Bower Trade Bradian William Brandon Joseph Braymer Karen Brooks Shirley Brown William Brown Virginia Bucciarelli David Buchanan Regina Buchanan Kenneth Buchanon Beth Burlingame Pamela Burrows William Buzzeo Jeffrey Calvin Dian Cameron Joy Campbell Wade Campbell Darlene Carroll Amy Carson John Cerbus Terry Chandler Patricia Chaney Anthony Choros Michael Choros Janice Chovan Richard Chrastina Susan Cimino Stephen Ciprich Ernestine Clark Jeffrey Clark Robert Clark Timothy Clepper Kenneth Coches Joanne Cohen Janet Colangelo Ray Cole FRESHMAN 133 Kathy Coder Patrick Conlon John Corbett Alice Coxson Patrick Coyne Glen Crawford Laura Cunningham Timothy Dach Jennifer Dallas Connie Daniels George Danos Conrad DeCapua Dominic Delpapa Darleen DeSantis Victoria DeSantis Timothy Detal Paulette DeClaudio Gregg Diefenderfer Keith Diefenderfer Bob Dignan Thomas Dill Debra Dillen John Dillen Thomas Dills James Doheny Julie Dolan Patricia Dolata Mary Domila Karen Donaldson Becky Donnelly Robert Dresch Jack DuMars John Dunch Helen Dunlevy Lorraine Dyll Lynn Dyll Sandra Dyll Richard Dzurinda Glennon Edwards Sally Elmore Georgia Epstein April Esmond 134 FRESHMAN Fresljmatt Stufcents Gjallen e Skills of Teachers Jay Etheridge William Evans John Fabian Vickie Fair Lynn Falasco Danny Farrand Georgia Fatimus Kenneth Feigert Cathleen Ference Mary Ference Thomas Fink Jeffrey Finkbeiner Gary Finzel Edward Fischer Sherry 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Jeffrey Johnson Kathleen Joyce Teresa Kaborie Terri Kahler Terry Kellar Marcia Kilbert Deborah King Calvin Kirsch Elizabeth Kish Teresa Kitt Walter Klein FRESHMAN 137 Katherine Klenotich Lorraine Knapp David Knight Leann Knott Karen Koerth Kenneth Koewacich LeRoy Kollock Marilee Koss Richard Kostka Kenneth Kostra Gary Kowalczyk Barbara Kozma Nancy Krafft Paul Krivosh Michael Kroko Mary Kay Kudelko Victoria Kuhn Patricia Lacey Kim Lampkins Michael Lang Patricia Lang Richard Lapcevich Randy Larimer Charles Laverty Robert Laverty Estella Lett Tina Lindway Deborah Livermore Gerald Lucas John Lucas Cynthia Luce George Lumpp John Lumpp Janet Lyons Walter Lyons John MacElroy Michael MacElroy Leonard Malgieri Christine Mansfield Patricia Marks Lisa Marley Darlene Marosy 138 FRESHMAN Library Facilities Oilizeb bg Frcsltmen Janet Martin Kathy Mason Michael Mathews Alison Matika Eugene Matthews James Maule Jeffrey Mausser Patricia Mayer Diana Mayerchak Brian McCloskey Marchael McCrumb Colleen McCullough Tina McDonald Paul McElhaney Timothy McElhaney Shirley McFarland Cathleen McHugh Robert McHugh Frank McMillan Debbie McSherry Nadine Meenihan Carrie Mentrek Frederick Mershimer Peter Messina 139 FRESHMAN Fresljman 0[rt Students Unique Skills Jody Milkie Jeffrey Miller Joseph Miller Lori Miller Robin Miller Mary Ellen Mook Mary Moore Patricia Moore Monica Moretti Robert Morey Catherine Mortimer Pamela Munger Beverly Munnal Barbara Musial Jeffrey Nasser Frank Negrea Darlene Nowaczynski John Odem Karen Ogden Matthew Ogden Susan Ogg Pauline Oleska Geralyn Olesky Maryellen O'Mahony 140 FRESHMAN Karen Orpen Joseph Pacifico Francine Palmer Rosanne Pandza Francis Paoletta Jody Paoletta Lori Parker Daniel Parquette Gloria Passel Susan Patterson Debra Pavhck Laura Perell John Peretta Eric Perich David Perrine Robert Peters Daniel Phillips David Phillips Donna Phillips Sheila Phillips Bridget Piazza Marcia Pompelia Catherine Pope Daniel Pope David Pope Joyce Porterfield Patricia Porterfield Michael Prezgay James Provance Martia Putnam Gregory Pysh Mary Rader Brenda Ragster John Rankin Howard Reeher Sharon Reeher Joan Resnick William Reyer Pamela Robinson Mark Rockwell Anthony Rogers James Rosati FRESHMAN 141 Fresijmen Gain Confidence in Classroom 0peaking Tracey Routman David Rubalcava Thomas Samoros Ronald Sampson Jeffrey Sandy Neal Schell Randall Schell Edward Schenker Richard Sheuerman Carol Schosser Bryan Schumacher Ronald Scott Mary Seagriff Dianne Sederland Timothy See John Ser Raymond Ser Jeff Shaffer Michael Shayuth Edward Sheehan William Shelby Barbara Shields Bernie Sigler Bonnie Simpson 142 FRESHMAN Amy Smigle Suzanne Smiley Howard Smith Norma Snyder Scott Spaulding Robert Squartito Pamela Stabile Anne Stanton James Stefanowicz William Steiner Brian Sterling Michael Sternthal Stephen Sternthal Barbara Stmedurf James Stewart Henry Strock Barbara Stull Michelle Suka Marie Sulick Brian Summers Irvin Summers David Susko Mark Syslo Tabby Taggert John Taylor Norman Taylor Bruce Testani William Thomas Adrian Thompson Cynthia Thompson LouAnn Tobias Deborah Toda Perry Toth Gary Trontel Gloria Trowbridge Donald Unger Cheryl Uretta Paulette Vance Sandra Vance Nadme Vetter? te Frances V car?o Kathleen Vrtetto FRESHMAN Fun-lotting Frosty Discover JIW of 6 ttyool Carol Voyten Linda Vukovich Thomas Wagner Lawrence Wallace Joan Walsh Gregory Ward Jane Wellendorf Mindy Werner Michaeleen Whalen Harvey Wheaton Theresa Whorten Beth Wilcox Burton Wilcox Mary Wilds Robert Wiley Douglas Williamson Christine Winiecki Stanley Wininsky Bob Winland John Winland Mary Winters Toni Wlodarski Thomas Wonner Edward Woods Susan Yavorsky Richard Yesko Dennis Yingling Dian Young Dale Zaboroskie Gary Zoccola 144 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN 145 .looked up to by Freshmen, down on by Juniors, and forgotten by Seniors .one who has adjusted to school and is conniving ways to get out Ronald Achenbach William Alsnauer James Anderson Thomas Anderson Karen Anzenberger Brenda Arrington Roland Askerneese Susan Averback Linda Bacon Douglas Baker Laurie Balko Ricky Barrett Duane Bashor Ruth Ann Bastecky Deborah Batanian Bonnie Bateman Richard Bateman David Bauer Pamela Baun Lorraine Beach Gerald Bedich Kenneth Bee Kevin Bell Collin Bellomo 146 SOPHOMORE Charles Benson Rebecca Betts Jean Bewley Ross Bianco Mary Ann Bicek Janice Bich Julia Bteber Marcia Bieber Bonnie Billingsly Charles Biough Stanley Bolotin George Bondarenko Joan Bortner Karen Bottenfield Deborah Bowden Randy Bowser Richard Bouer Cynthia Boyes Aniello Branca Ralph Branca Peggy Brocious Donna Brooks Sam Brooks Betty Brown Margaret Brown Emma Brubaker Helen Buchanan William Buckley Joseph Bukus Gerald Burkhardt Lana Burnett Jennifer Butchko Helen Butler Larry Byers Paul Byers Lori Calleja Cindy Cameron Bonnie Campbell Daniel Campbell Richard Campbell Jane Carine Sandra Carly SOPHOMORE 147 Daniel Carothers Linda Cashier Cynthia Caszatt David Chandler Arloene Chlodo Lisa Cione Deborah Cipriano Fred Clark James Clarke Daniel Clyde Kevin Coan Kathleen Connelly Michael Conti Ronald Conti Edward Cooper Kathleen Corbett Deborah Cornelius Deborah Cornelius Rosemary Coyne Brenda Cozert Keith Craigo Mark Dale Patricia Dallacrose Jeffrey Dallas Carla Danchek Susan Dancu Margie Daniels George Danilovies Cynthia Davenport Denise Davidson Cynthia Davis Gary Davis Lori Davis Pamela Davis Tod Davis Jack Deigan Stephen Delpero Deborah DeSantis John Dever Beverly Dias Deborah Dickey Larry Dickson SOPHOMORE 148 Qfter-sdjool 3ctitnties Delict 8 opl|OTnores William Dickson Debra Didio Karen Dilley Kenneth Dillingham Siretha Dillingham Suzanne Dillon Nancy Dobrozdravic Richard Doheny Pauline Dolata Lorraine D'Onofrio William Drabick Frederick Dresch Arthur Dunlevy Bonnie Dunn Bob DuVernois Diane Dyll Mark Dyll Elizabeth Ebeling Deidre Edwards Judith Elliott Robert Escobar Richard Evans Brian Fabish Deanna Fairchild SOPHOMORE 149 8 pljomor?s Pelislj Opportunities to Prone JIbilities Gary Farrand David Fenstermacher Rahn Fenstermacher Colleen Ferchila Cynthia Ference Susan Ference Brenda Ferguson Dianne Finkbeiner Lynne Fitzpatrick Lori Formichello Scott Forsythe Sylvia Foster Christine Fox Daniel Fox Frank Fragle Mary Kay Fuchs Jeffrey Gadsky Laura Gallagher Michele Garrison William Gathers Stephen Gibowicz Joel Giglio James Glass Mary Glass 150 SOPHOMORE Robert Goldstone Janis Gollner Robert Golub Thomas Goodwin David Gorzo Phyllis Gosnell Robert Gosnell Gary Greene Stacy Griffith Cmdy Grimm Lorna Grossman Brenda Grove Monica Gula Karin Gulentz Alan Haas Gary Hahn Frederick Haines Veronica Hall John Hanrahan Joseph Harakal Keith Harkless Eleesa Harrell Bruce Harrold Merilee Harsh Robert Hazi Betsy Hetrick Sherry Hill Paul Hines Cheryl Holmes Joniphan Honel Kathy Hosey William Hrucka Cindy Hudson Robert Hug Charles Irwin Shelly Jackson Mike Janosko Robert Janosko Earl Jefferson Nancy Jenkins Susan Johnston Mary Margaret Jones SOPHOMORE 151 Sandra Jones William Jones James Jubelirer Matthew Kacerski Daniel Karing Janet Karing Roy Keck David Kennedy Shelia King Thomas King Edward Kish Marianne Kleja Marlene Kosiorek Eugene Kouch Edith Kovacs Dennis Kowalczyk Robert Kreiger Linda Krivosh Matthew Kroko Kathy Kuykendall Lee Ann Laskosh Michael Laughry James Laverty Daniel Lavin Rachel Law Robyn Leyshon Robert Lichvar Eugene Likens Patrick Logan Cynthia Longwell Jean Looney Thomas Mackin Bernard Manilla Robert Mansell Dian Martell Linda Martin Robert Martin Mary Lou Masters Roberta Maury Gerald Mausser James May Robert McBurney 152 SOPHOMORE Sophomores Deoote Spare Time for Library fCork Dale McCloskey Michael McCormick Angela McCullough Stephanie McCullough Carol McElhaney Robert McFarland James McKecknie Tina McMillan Charles McNulty Edward McQuilken Frederick Meiss Maria Mensurati Robert Merat Kathryn Mershimer Beth Messina Mike Mihlo Cynthia Miller Daniel Miller Robert Miller Susan Miller Monica Mittal Brenda Moore Beverly Moreland Richard Moreland SOPHOMORE 153 Robert Morgenstern Debbie Morris James Moss Linda Moss Megan Murphy Larry Narad Kathleen Nemetz Frank Neumann Mary Ellen Nigro Daniel Nunkovich Margaret O’Donnell Deborah Ogden Gary O'Neal Vanessa Otey Darlene Palanti Louis Paoletta Albert Papay Gina Parenti Mary Parker Sue Parker Gary Paulsen Andrea Peagler Dorene Peagler John Perkins Frank Perna Barbara Perrine David Perrine John Perrine Charles Phillips Gayle Phillips Debra Pickens Robert Pinkins Barbara Poppleton Linda Portaro John Porterfield Robert Pownall Dolores Pritts Gail Racketa William Rader Peter Raketich Maureen Reardon David Reed 154 SOPHOMORE jSopljtea Face Challenges of High School Terry Reeher Pamela Reese Elmer Reiter Verna Reiter Joshua Resnick Gary Revale Shawnie Rice Christi Richards Daniel Rivetti Thomas Robich Mary Rombold Sandra Rosenberg Denise Ross Denise Rubaicava Robert Sass Debra Saul Richard Scales Mark Schweiss James Scott Mary Sed Wayne Sederland James Seliga Donald Sewali Beverly Shade Norman Shaw Thomas Shemancik James Sherwood Robin Sherwood Susan Siminick Vickie Sirb Debra Small Jack Smith Michele Smith SOPHOMORE 155 Sophomore Officers fltquire Leaitersljip Experience Charles Snyderwine George Solakakis Regina Spadafora Paul Spondike Judith Steiner Lynn Stewart Terri Stewart Joseph Stoner Marion Styles Evelyn Svarney Cheryl Taylor Rick Taylor Sherry Taylor Carol Templeton Wanda Templeton Betty Thomas Kip Thomas William Thomas Debra Thompson Ross Thompson Leonard Thorpe John Tishov Keith Tomko Paul Torr 156 SOPHOMORE Joseph Tngglani Kathy Truax Laurence Uretta Suzanne Van Nice Mark Vasconi Daniel Vaughn Mark Volansky David Wagner Patricia Ward Sheila Ward Keith Wareham Thomas Wareham Kathleen Warrick Thomas Webber Deborah Weiss Sandra Welch Daniel Whalen Beverly Wheeler Kathleen White Tina White Alice Wiesen Marian Wiesen Martha Wilcox Cynthia Wiley Joni Williams Kenneth Winiecki Mark Winland Larry Woodall Mark Yanowitz Thomas Yavorsky Charles Yoho Dennis Yoho Joseph Zachar Gloria Zedaker William Zedaker Keith Zickar Terance Zimmer Reese Zoccola William Zolnier Rebecca Zukas SOPHOMORE 157 158 SOPHOMORE 3 5uni°rI8— . . dreading ensueing college boards . . .too young to graduate, but too old to get lost in the halls . . always trying to be number one Todd Abernathy George Achenbach Kenneth Achenbach Alan Acker Patricia Aldrich Donna Allen Sharon Allison Cecelia Antus Nancy Applegate Robert Arduini Carmen Argenziano Jerome Arkward Janice Baker Laura Baker Edward Balawenda Marcia Barr Michael Barr Nick Bart Gary Barth Bonnie Bauer Bryan Beatty Harry Belton Joseph Belton John Benson JUNIOR 159 juniors Donate Time to in flit Mo- Visuals Diane Berwing Anthony Bilunka David Black Angela Bolling Cynthia Bombeck Otis Bonner Donna Bonnett Debra Bour Regina Brandan Dennis Brant Karen Brennan Nicholas Brennan Alison Brown Robin Buchanan Jeffrey Bugher Karen Burlingame Carol Cairns Catherine Calleja Raymond Calleja Debbie Campbell Valerie Campbell Dennis Candiotti John Carrier Susan Carson 160 JUNIOR Yvonne Chaney Henry Cheeks Lorraine Ciambotti Lianne Clone Catherine Ciprich Jacqueline Clark Gregory Clepper Don Colangelo Brenda Colclaser Edward Colt Robert Conlin Michael Connell Janet Cornelius Lynn Cousins Michael Coyne Shaun Coyne Jeffrey Croft Dawn Cromartie Edward Dach Diane Daffin Douglas Davidson George Dillingham Gloria Dmochowski Deborah Donner Edward D Onofrio Deborah Dougherty Michael Dungan John Dunlevy James Ecklund Susan Elrich Michael Elston Randy Esposito Elaine Evans Robert Evans Robert Fabian Lynne Fairchild Keith Faiasco Gary Ferencik Frank Ferguson Gary Fisher Bridget Flower Rita Fodor JUNIOR 161 Diuerse luniors Oxcel In an? Out of Class Richard Foltz Ann Forsythe Susan Foster Carol Fragle Robert Freund Terry Gale Michael Gallagher Barb Gargano Connie Gavala John Gee James Gianoglio Robin Gladys Jodane Godfrey Cindy Golub Paul Goodwin Sharon Gosnell Rick Grande Penny Grear Janice Green Marvin Gregory Audrey Griffin Kenneth Griffith Barb Groboski Debby Grossman Jane Grundy Robert Guerrini 162 JUNIOR Doria Gulentz Joseph Haggerty Gertrude Haines Richard Hainley Lucy Ham Deborah Hassan 3atricia Hassell Timothy Headings Dennis Heinlen Laura Henning Karen Hetmanski Debra Hice Janice Hichik Randolph Holloway Teresa Holloway Gretchen Horn Kim Hoyson James Hudson Denis Huey Laura Hug Karen Husband Annette Infante Karen Irwin Susan Jackson JUNIOR 163 Ann Jazwinski William Jimro Joyce Johnson Karen Johnston Connie Jones William Jones Louis Josa Gary Jurenovich Diane Kaiser Nancy Karkoska Russell Kellar Diane Kennedy Jacqueline Kennedy Larry Kephart John Kepko Virginia Kerins Gene Kern Jan Kerr Denis Killa Denise Killa Alan King James King Raymond Kloss Kathleen Kocott Laura Kosheba Janet Kostka Ihor Krawec Amy Krester Raymond Kurland David Kurtonich John Lapcevich Michael Lapcevich Michael Lary Richard Lary Teresa Laskosh Ruth Law Lynn Lenzi Edward Lichvar Daniel Llewellyn Todd Locke Michael Lockovich Judith Locknikar 164 JUNIOR junior Qirls Gjxtjibit proficiency inTmirliny Stroms Deborah Longwell Linda LoScalzo Sandra Luce James Lumpp David Lysohir Carol Madden Donna Madden David Madura Robert Malgieri Anita Manilla James Manilla Dawn Mansell William Mansell Monica Marcu Linda Marley Robert Marosy Thomas Marshall Catherine Martell Karen Martell Renee Martin Rozanne Martin Randall Massey Patricia Mayerchak Richard McCracken JUNIOR 165 Officers CCork Totuarlts iStrengtljemn junior Qlass Debra McCullough Kathleen McCullough David McFarland John McKendry Richard McKinnon Katherine Megyesi Jeff Meier Robert Menster Joseph Messina Barbara Meszaros Diane Miller Robert Miller Terrance Miller William Miller Daniel Moreland Gina Moretti Beth Moyer Norman Munnell Mike Murphy Thomas Murphy Thomas Murray Leonard Nasser George Neumann William Newby 166 JUNIOR Scott Niehaus Annie Odem Charlotte O'Donnell Joanne Ogg Pius Oleskey Karen Osborne Anna Marie Oster Marc Pandza Joyce Paoletta Darlene Pasco Dorothy Pasco Maurice Peagier Gary Peidle Walter Phillips Terri Piazza David Polloch Cheryl Pope Luann Porter Judith Porterfield Jerry Powell Theresa Presley Joyce Rackets Jovan Raketich Janet Rambeck Debbie Rapp Judy Reed Thomas Reed Robin Rindy Mike Rossi Eileen Rupert Patrick Rupert Joyce Ryan Bruce Sabol Judy Sanata Carol Sass Donna Saul Karen Schmidt Christine Schnur Karen Seybert Roger Shaffer Vickie Sham Frank Smeraglia JUNIOR 167 James Smith Denise Sofranko Gary Solomon Jim Stevenson Regina Stinedurf Debby Strock Charles Struchen Karen Styduhar Marlene Summers Lorraine Szabo Julia Tamburro Betty Tarcy Karen Tennant Fred Theiss Denise Thorpl Violet Tighe Donald Tomko Roberta Tuck Susan Unger Ron Uretta Diane Vance Mike Vanditta Susan Vanetti Barbara Voyten Stephen Webber Peter Weimer Dennis Wells Robert Whetsel Lloyd White Susan Wiles Anne Willson Polly Wininsky Anthony Wisnowksi Marilyn Withersty Wayne Wolansky Carl Wolfgang Cheryl Yaffee Michael Yoest Donna Young Ronald Young Mary Yuhoss Richard Yuhoss 168 JUNIOR JUNIOR 169 3 Senior Is.,. . one who has finally reached the end of a long career . . . head of all activities . . . football captains and head cheerleaders ... a voice of authority . . . King of the school Mary Acker Daniel Adams Cheryl Bacon Gwendolyn Baker Debra Baldinelli Karen Ballard David Bancroft Richard Barnes Stephen Barth Darrell Bashor 170 SENIOR Barbara Bell Janice Bello John Bennett Edward Benson SENIOR 171 Thomas Benson Donald Bewley William Biblis Paula Bicek William Bicek Sally Bondarinko Carl Bono 172 SENIOR Lyle Bieber Duane Billingsley Thomas Boardley Senior Qirls Appreciate Tasks of Qreat Outdoors Home-Ec. teaches you how much needles cost and how to be a lady. (Debbie Baldinelli) “Home-Ec. provides an informal classroom atmosphere and prepares you for future domestic chores.” (Anonymous) Marsha Brocious Kathy Bradian James Braymer Robert Brandt Margaret Brennan Mark Brubach Gary Bryce Cynthia Buchanan Mary Burich Debra Burns James Burns Andrew Butchko Gregory Callahan Anna Campagna SENIOR 173 beniors Finally plaster Locker Combinations Lockers are nice places to leave lunches, coats, or yo-yo's. They're even better places to lose your books. (Jeff Dach) I think I just locked my mind in this locker. (Anonymous) Joyce Campbell Sandra Campbell Theodore Candiotti Joseph Carothers Michael Ceacer Lydia Cerroni Frances Chervinko John Chizmar Nancy Chomor Robert Chrobak Betty Churlik Eleanor Cione Ronald Clark David Coccia 174 SENIOR Kimberly Cooper Patrick Corbett James Cornelius Reid Craigo Lynette Cromartie Michelle Curry Margaret Dallas John Davidson SENIOR 175 Industrious Senior )Bops Prepare for JBadjelorljood If you can sew a straight line, you can sew anything. (Tom Drabick) With those crazy women “libbers on the loose, every male will soon have to know how to cook and sew for themselves. (Mike Rhodanz) Richard Davis Barbara DeCapua Candace DeForest Maria DeMarco Eric Derby Francis DeSantis Robert DiBartolomeo Donna Dickson Margaret Dirgo Bruce Diven Sandra Dignan Holly Diven Debbie Dillon Andrea Dolata 176 SENIOR Francis Donnelly Virginia Dromo Richard Dunlevy Mary Ellen Donnelly Thomas Drabick Eileen Drolsbaugh Michael Dunn John D Urso Connie Dye SENIOR 17 Margaret Dunsmore Rita D Urso George Dzurinda Daniel Elavsky Thomas Ellis Gary Elston Linda Epstein Angela Esposito David Evakich Michael Evans 178 SENIOR Talentefc Seniors Demonstrate Creatioity Lately, I’ve liked the simple earthy” life, and my art and writing help me express these dreams. It’s great. It’s fun. (Bernie Theiss) Art is one of the best ways I know to express emotions without words. (Anonymous) Wilba Fabich William Fairman Manfred Fischer Loni Frolick Susan Fitzgerald Susan Fitzgerald Judy Gadola Karen Gargano Janelle Frantz Debra Garon SENIOR 179 Senior Qirls Gscape from Tlaily Pressures Freedom means the right to be different, the right to be myself. (Bob Finzel) School spirit in Sharon is great—RAH! (Lydia Cerroni) Monica Garzoni Veronica Garzoni Anthony Gasparich Thomas Gathers Manfred Geiser Kerry Generalovich David Gerda Donald Gereb George Gibbs 180 SENIOR Karen Grande Ellen Gray Thomas Greene Dennis Gregory Jean Griffith Kathleen Grove Beverly Hahn Carol Haines John Hainley Linda Hale SENIOR 181 Kathy Hall Deborah Hazi Richard Hall William Hamilton Cheryl Harrison Roy Heinlen Sue Herald Paula Hess Ruth Hetrick David Hilko 182 SENIOR Senior Girls Cater to v Iale GGjims Women should have equal job opportunities, but also know that their place is in the home. (Marilyn Wooten) Women don’t really have anything to complain about-guys treat them pretty good. (Joe Marzano) Gregory Himes Judith Hoagland Nancy Holt Jeffery Hoover Karen Horning Suzanna Horvath SENIOR 163 Carefree Seniors Cnjog Class Intermissions Happiness is found in little, simple things; a smile, a brisk autumn walk, young love. (Shirley Koscinski) To be nobody but myself, in a world that fights night and day. to make me just like everyone else, is the hardest task I have to face. (Elise Werner) Paul Janosko Anthony Johnson Jeffrey Johnston Mary Johnston Charles Jones Lynn Jones Steven Jubelirer Carla Juranovich Michael Jurenovich Dennis Kacerski Kristine Kaiser James Karing Paul Karlng Scott Kennedy 184 SENIOR Francis Kleja William Klink Dennis Koch Kathleen Koncar SENIOR 185 Shirley Koscinski Christian Koss Bruce Kosiorek Marsha Kovach Pamela Krakowski Mark Krochka Marcia Kudelko Virginia Kuhn 186 SENIOR Senior Bogs )@ml Rustles in ®gm Classes Gym classes are alot like football games-winning in class isn't everything, but it sure helps. (Anonymous) As long as I can, I’ll keep trying because I know that if I try long enough I may win. (Scott Kennedy) Robert Kurland Crai« Lan9 Susan Lyth Deborah Magargee Joseph Malgleri Barbara Mallorie Ronald Mansell Jules Marcu SENIOR 187 Gxplosine Seniors le Me in Science CC orib V. Tu De caught up in the world of individual thought, that is education. (Margaret Ogg) When I am mixing chemicals, I always wonder if it will work or if I'll explode along with it. (Grace Ann Matetich) Debra Margiean Paul Marinko Suzanne Marietta Grace Ann Matetich Celesta Marino Joe Marzano Neil Mastrian Pamela Maxfield Joseph Marletto Robert Martell John McCann Janice McCrary John McElhaney Elaine McKeithan 188 SENIOR Peggy McQuilken Karen McSherry Charles Megyesi Samuel McMinn Randy Mentrek Michael Messina Dennis Messina Beth Miller Charlene Miller Patricia Miller Russell Miller James Moran SENIOR 189 Senior )®ani Members Heat 0fter Tiring Practice All the anxieties of summer practices and cold, rainy games become worthwile after receiving a band jacket. (Larry Batanian) Band is a lot of work but the pride and satisfaction felt after a successful show is boundless. (Barb Mallorie) Gasperma Morocco Nicholas Morocco Ke th Mudrey Sandy Murray Steven Neumann Mike Nichols Charles Nowaczynski Deborah Nowaczynski Samuel Odem Patricia O'Donnell Margaret Og9 Debra Oliver Stephanie Otey Evelynn Palmer 190 SENIOR Bruce Pelsh David Peretic Melvin Perry Debbie Peters Dorothy Peterson James Phillips Rosanne Phillips Vauda Phillips George Piddington SENIOR 191 Jean Polkovitch Frances Popeski Francis Presley Joan Purdy Mary Beth Quinn Linda Radachy Carol Protos Julia Reardon 192 SENIOR Senior ©ids Perfect Setning Skills Patterns certainly don’t look this confusing when you buy them. (Anonymous) Since boys are doing so well in Home-Ec.—maybe woodshop is my calling. (Nancy Chomor) James Reeher Susan Reilly Regina Ribeiro Keith Ricciardi Cyril Risavi Linda Robinson Sylvia Rocco Paul Rockwell Susan Rombold Patricia Rosenberg SENIOR 193 Lee Rosenblum Deborah Sabino Holly Sass Eric Routman George Rung Joseph Schaller Matthew Ruttinger LouAnn Salandria Thomas Schosser Donald Schrumpf Faith Sedlar Michael Senay 194 SENIOR Senior ©iris Prepare for JBasiness Gtorlfc It Is awfully hard to have typing first period when your fingers are still numb from walking to school. (Mimi Johnston) While working in the office, I get a better insight into the problems and decisions of the administration. (Cindy Feigert) Joseph Ser Patricia Sharper Claudia Smith Cindy Smith Jeffrey Spaulding Carl Sizer Jeanne Snyder James Slanitz Richard Snyderwine SENIOR 195 Karen Stull James Stanton Vicki Styles Joseph Svarney Margaret Syslo Karen Taylor jane Tennant Frank Testanl Bernard Theiss Patricia Thomas Denise Thompson Dennis Thompson 196 SENIOR Seniors Inflect Past in Quiet foments My importance to this school is relatively small, but my importance to myself is tremendous. (John Davidson) I have found that when I look back upon my memories, that the moments that stand out are the moments when I have done things for others. (Linda Epstein) Wendy Thompson David Tomko Paul Tomko Rose Truchan Cindy Trulick Crystal Ulan Laurie Ulrich Carol Van Nice Kathleen Vernon Kathleen Voiansky Sandra Wansor David Wareham Tim Wareham Loretta Weisenborn SENIOR 197 Jennifer Winmsky David Winters Deborah Wolford Marilyn Wooten Mark Yaffee Larry Yeoman Gloria Yoest Joseph Yuhoss Robert Zedaker Jennifer Zyak 198 SENIOR ABOVE: Senior Class Officers: Holly Acker. Treasurer: Joe Marzano. Vice-President; Keith Mudrey. President; Peggy Dunsmore. Secretary UPPER LEFT: Bill Lowery proves that chivalry is still alive in Sharon High as he helps Denise Thompson with her coat. LEFT: Seniors Ellen Gray and Mary Ellen Donnelly fly through the halls with some help from Dave Peretic and Joe Malgieri. SENIOR 199 200 YEARBOOK STAFF lirror Staff JBuxlfcs Irnorp IBook During tenth period every day, laughter, joy. and hard work comes out of Room 113. The Mirror staff and advisor, Mr. Bruce Kaiser, attempt to produce a book of memories. The Mirror Staff is divided into four smaller staffs; Typing Staff, Literary Staff, Photography Staff, and Layout Staff. Each of these staffs have a certain task to perform as part of the book production. The Mirror Staff works diligently, both during and after school for many hours. The task of producing the book is a unique experience for the students involved. LEFT: Tom Drabick. Jules Marcu. Bill Lowery. Senior Photographers. BELOW: Candy DeForest. Ginny Kuhn. Co-Editors OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT: Linda Epstein, Kathy Warrick. Copy Staff; Kathy Grove. Copy Editor. RIGHT: Mimi Johnston. Grace Ann Matetich. Marilyn Wooten. Layout Staff; Margaret Ogg. Layout Editor. BELOW: Lisa Conti. Barbara Bell. Typing Co-Editors YEARBOOK STAFF 201 The work of the photographers for yearbook and the newspapers is definitely invariable to all who purchase either of the journalistic works. Without these dedicated boys, many of the unusual and amusing photographs would be completely eliminated. Although photography is a hobby for some, a few of the students have pursued it as a career choice. The time that these novice photographers contribute to this work should be appreciated by all who enjoy their outstanding photos. RIGHT: Morris Cheer, Copy Staff; Mary Lou Conti. Photographic Arrangements Staff; Bob Freund. Layout Staff; Kathy Vernon, Copy Staff. BELOW RIGHT: Bruce Averback, Bill Brown, Mike Elston; Photography Staff. Photographers Vital to earhook Gxistanre : 202 YEARBOOK STAFF LEFT: Mindy Werner. Carol Fragle. Anne Willson; Photographic Arrangements Staff BELOW: Sue Ference. Layout Staff; Debbie Halula. Layout Staff; Pam Davis, Typing Staff; Cindy Wiley. Photographic Arrangements Staff. YEARBOOK STAFF 203 justness Btaff Assumes Financial H sponsibilities Under the direction of Mr. Arthur Houck, the Yearbook Business Staff is responsible for the sale of yearbooks, collection of money, and final distribution of the books at the end of the school year. Many hours of selfless contributions warrant the financial success of the yearbook each year. Without this group of devoted students, the proceeds from all yearbook sales could not be so efficiently tabulated and forwarded to the yearbook publishers. LEFT: Charlene Miller and Rosanne Martin organize yearbook subscription blanks during a study hall BELOW: ROW I: Mary Yuhoss. Charlene Miller. ROW II: Vauda Jo Phillips. Kathy Volansky. Janet Cornelius. Mike Leonetti. Denise Thompson. Bonnie Billingsly, Mr. Houck, advisor. ROW III: Carol Madden. Rosanne Martin. Karen Bottenfield. Tracy Routman. 204 BUSINESS STAFF In memory of a fellom classmate .. . Life! we’ve been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; ’Tis hard to part when friends are dear,— Perhaps’t will cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not “Good-night, but in some brighter clime Bid me “Good-morning. Richard Wiles November 16, 1955 Anna Letitia Barbauld January 19, 1973 MEMORIAM 205 Tlie Centennial MARY ACKER Student Council 1,2.3. Secretary 4; Girls Swim Tearn 2. Co-Captain 3. Class Secretary 2.3.4; Masque Mike 3: Up the Down Staircase” 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (124.170.199) A DANIEL ADAMS Latin Club 3; Swim Team Manager 3.4; Class Gift Committee 4. (59.74.176). DAVID ALLISON. NANCY ANDERSON Spanish Club 3. Secretary.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Student Council 4; Spectrum 4; Quill Scroll 4; Spanish National Honor Society 4. Prom Rules Committee 4. (109.120.122.129,170). sa, 1873-1973 ATRICIA BATEMAN Student Council 4. Class Colors Committee (171). I BRADFORD BATLEY Notes 3. Editor 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Intramurals 3; Quill Scroll 4; Recognition Day Committee 4 (121 122.171) DONNA BAXTER Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. (171). BARBARA BELL Freshman Choir 1; Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 2; Keglers 2; Future Teachers 2; Leaders 2.3. Treasurer 4; Intramurals 2.4; Masque Mike 3; Yearbook 3. Typing Co-Editor 4. Quill Scroll 4; Prom Rules Committee 4. (101.122.171.200) MARGARET ANZENBERGER Tri-Hi-Y 3; Keglers 3; Home Ec Club 4; Class Gift Committee 4 (170.176). CAROL ARGENZIANO FBLA 4. Secretary 3. Pep Club 3.4; Trl-Hi- Y 3.4 (103.107.112.170). DWYANE ASKERNEESE Freshman Choir 1; Key Club 1.2; Chess Club 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Track 2.3.4, (50.170). MARY ELLEN AXE. CHERYL BACON Girls Basketball 2.3; GuidancfrCouncil 2; Class Gift Committee 4. (170). ; y.... GWENDOLYN BAKER Freshman Choir 1; Pep Club 2; Intramurals 2.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Home Ec Club 3; FBLA 3; Rally Committee 4. (170) JANICE BELLO Freshman Choir 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Keglers 1.2.3; Girls Basketball 2.3.4; Class Colors Committee 4. (76.77.90.91.171). JOHN BENNETT Intramurals 3.4. Gazette 3.4; Yearbook 4; Stage and Light Crew 4; Quill Scroll 4. Lighting and Soung, “My Fair Lady 4 Sound. “Up the Down Staircase 4 (52.119.171). EDWARD BENSON Art Club 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (72.110.171). THOMAS BENSON Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4; Football Manager 1; Art Club 1.2; Guidance Aid 4. (172.194) DONALD BEWLEY Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Keglers 4. My Fair Lady 4; Intramurals 4; Bonfire Committee 4; Rally CotTfrnittee 4; Bleacher Bums 4 (90.91.95.172). ROBERT BAKER. DEBRA BALDINELLI Spanish Club 2.3; FBLA 3. Vice-president 4. Notes. Treasurer 4; Instructional Materials 4 (107.116.170). KAREN BALLARD Freshman Choir 1. Concert1 Choir 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3.4 Pep Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4. (14.1031170). DAVID BANCROFT Band 1,2.3.4; Stage Band 4; faass Colors Committee 4 My Fair Lady Orchestra 4 (89.90,91.3 ,170). RICHARD BARNES Freshman Choir 1. Concert ChoirTka 4; Key Club 2; Swim Team 2; German Club 3; Stage Band 3.4; Class Gift Committee 4. (91.95.98.170). STEPHEN BARTH Art Club 1.3. Vice-President 4; Band 1.2.3; Student Council 2.3.4. Wrestling 2.3; Intramurals 2.4; Bleacher Bums 4; My Fiar Lady 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (50.102.110.170). DARRELL BASHOR Keglers 3.4; Intramurals 4; Prom Band Committee 4. (170). LARRY BATANIAN Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Track 1; Intramurals 2.3: Key Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Baseball 3.4; Rally Committee 4; Bonfire Committee 4; Hello Dolly Orchestra 3; My Fair Lady Orchestra 4 (50.89.90.91.99.115.122.171). WILLIAM BIBLIS Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 3; Intramurals 4; Hi-Y 4. B T9eball 4 Class Colors Committee 4 (78.80,81,110.112.113.129.172). PAULA BICEK tramurals BICEK kis 2; PatfClub e Nurses 2. Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4; ln-3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Art Club 3.4t(J |7.172). ,• WILLIAM BiCEK Kennedy Christian High School; Spalfilff Clubi 2.3.4; Keqlers 2; “My Fair Lady 4; Prom Decorating Committee LE QjfeftER Football I.2.3.4. Intramurals 4; Pronv Decoratln MttfL4.46l.62.l72). IE BILLINGSLEY (172). •MAS BOARDLEV Football 1.2,3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 Wrestlin I. National Honor Society 3.4 intramurals 3.4; Prom Decoratin C nmittee 4 (61.62.72.122 f72). SALLY BONDARENKO P lub 3. Recognition Day Committee! 4 (172). jM CARL BONO Intramurals 3 (172). KATHY BRADIAN Class Gdt Committee 4 (173) Tsenk) R ACTIVITIES ROBERT BRANDT Basketball 1.2; Key Club 2, 2.4; Spanish Club 3: Intramurals 3.4; Bonfire Baseball 4 My Fair Lady 4; Class Colors Co MARGARET BRENNAN 4110.173) Art Club 3.4; Class .Student Council mittee 4: Hi-Y 4 tree 4. 50.173) Committee 4 MARSHA BROCIOUS FBLA 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3 Guidance A 1 4. Announcements Committee 4. (107.173). MARK 3RUBACH Intramurals t.2,3.4; Art Ciub 3; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (173). GARY BRYCE Art Club 3.4; Qlnfire Committee 4 Pro B Decora- r g Committee 4. Class Color ittee 4 (110.173) CYNTHIA BUCHANAN Girls Basketball 2.3.4. intramurals 3; Class oiors Committee 4. (76.77.173). DEBRA BURNS Xlass Colors Committee 4 (173) JAMES BURNS Art Club 1.4; Class Gift Corbitt-e 4 (173). MARY BURICH Future Nurses 2. Vice-E • dent 3. President 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Pep Club 3; Intramurals 3; Home tWlub 4 Class Gift Committee 4 (112.117.173). ANOREW BUTCHKO Basketball 1.2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1, Concert Choir 2; Cross Country 2; Football 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Intramurals 3.4; Bonfire Committee 4; Recognition Day Committee 4 (50.62.78.80.122.173). GREGORY CALLAHAN. (173). ANNA CAMPAGNA Tri-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Club 3. Notes 3.4; Prom Committee 4; Recognition Day Committee 4; Instructional Materials 4 (116.173). JOYCE CAMPBELL (174). THEODORE CANDIOTTI. (174). JOSEPH CAROTHERS (21.174) MICHAEL CEASAR Key Club 3; Keglers 3; Hi-Y 4; Bonfire Committee 4; Rally Committee 4. (115.174). LYDIA CERRONI Dance Club 1; Intramurals 1.2; Cheerleading 2.3, Captain 4. Leaders 2; Intramurals Manager 3.4; French Club 2; Student Council 3.4; Trl-HI-Y 3; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (51,101.104.109.174). MORRIS CHEER Rotary Exchange Student. New Zealand; Dannevirke High School; Stage Crew My Fair Lady ; Yearbook. (203) FRANCES CHERVINKO FBLA 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Guidance Aid 4. Senior Announcements Committee 4 (107.174). JOHN CHIZMAR Instructional Materials 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3.4; Intramurals 3. (116,174). NANCY CHOMAR Latin Club 1. Keglers 1; Future Nurses 2; German Club 3; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (174). ROBERT CHROBAK Bask flall 1.2.3 4 Class Vice-President 2.3; Student Council 2.3; Key Club 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. ntra urals 3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Bonfire Committee 4 : 5.50.66.78.80.122,174). JCK Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 3.4 FBLA 4. Pep ► £oiors Committee 4 (90.91.99.103.174) ELEANOR CIONE Farrell Senior High .School; Drama Club 3. Spanish Club 4 (174). RONALD CLARK Track 1j2.3,4. Cross Country 2.3.4. H.-Y 3.4 “Hello Dolly 3. Prom Decorating Committee 4 (68,114.174). OAVlD COCCIA Art Club 1.2,3.4; Intramurals 4. Bleacher Bums 4 „Prom Band Committee 4 ,(26.102.110.174) GEOFFREY COHEN Football Manager 3.4; Class Motto Committee 4 (64 175). m FRANCIS CONNELLY Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Intramurals 2-3.4; Wrestling 3.4 Bleacher Bums 4. Class Gift Committee 4 (61.62.73.102.175). LISA CONTI Orchestra 1.2.3.4. French Club 1.2; Intramurals 1.2 Class Treasurer 2, Yearbook 2.3. Typing gp-Editor 4. Pep Club 3.4 Eutjre Teachers 2,3, Vice-President 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Quill Scroll 4 “My Ea r Lady” Orchestra 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Class Gift Committee 4 r92.112.122,175.126.200). MARY LOU CONTI Freshman Choir 1; French Club 1.2; Intramurals 1,2. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Future Teachers 2.3.4. Pep Club 3.4. Yearbook 3.4. Quill Scroll 4. Class Gift Committee 4. Prom Decorating Committee 4. (112.122.126.175.203). KIMBERLY COOPER Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2 Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1.2.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Intramurals 1,2.3. Class President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Writers Club 3; National Honor Society 3.4: Qu ll Scroll 4; Spectrum Co-Editor 4 FBLA 4 Notes 4. Masque Mike 4. Future Teachers. President 4; Rally Committee 4 (93.107.109. • 12.120.12L122.126.175). 1.12 2 PATRICK CORBETT Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Track fe Intramurals 2.3.4; Rocket and Radio Club 4. (95.100,102.175). 41 JAMES CORNELIUS Band 1 ,3.4; Feshman Cher 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4, Swim Team Manage' 3; Stage Crew 3.4. (90.91.94.175). REID CRAIGO Farm.ngton Hign School; Track 1. (175). LYNETTE CROMARTIE Monitorjl.2. Librarian 1.2. intramurals 1.- 2.3; Sports Usher i.2,3.4. Future Neses 2; Citizen Appreciation Program 3; Home Ec Club 4; Rally Committee 4. (106,123.175) MICHELLE CURRY ruture Nurses 1.2,3; Future Teachers 3.4; Tn- Hi-Y 3.4 (175). JEFFREY OACH MARC DALLACROCE. MARGARET DALLAS. (175 SENIOR ACTIVITIES . 207 i Ml if T M i % rji i I 1 If r0 JOHN DAVIDSON Student Council 1.2. Treasurer 3. President 4; Keglers 2.3,4. Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Recognition Day Comnuttoe 4 (59.122.175). RICHARD DAVIS Audio Visual 3; Rocket and Rao.o Club 4. 000.176). - 6ARBARA DECAPUA Spanish Club 2.3: Future Teachers 2.3; In-‘ tramurals 2. Pep Club 4. Prom Ba d Cor mittee 4. (103.176). CANDACE DEFOREST Orchestra 1.2; Cheerleadmg 2.3.4; In-tramurais 2.3.4: Tn-H -Y 3; Girls Swim Team 3: National Honor Society 3.4 Quill Scroll 3,4. YearbooK 3. Co-Editor 4 rom Decorating Committee 4. (50 104.122.176.200). MARIA DEMARCO Home £c Club 4 (176). £ ERIC DERBY Band 1.2.3.4; Track 1.3: Prom Band Committee 4. (90.91.99.176). FRANCIS DESANTIS Track 1.2.3. Wrestling 2.3 (176). ROBERT DIBARTOLOMEO Basketball 1.2. Baseball 2.3 4 Hi-Y 3 President 4. Keglers 3. Wrestling 3; Ifltramurals 3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (114.176). DONNA DICKSON Freshman Cher i. Band 1.2.3.4. Librj Instructional Materials 2.4: Spanish Club 3. Tn-Hi-Y nouncements Committee 4. (90.91 98.116.176) ■ SANDRA DIGNAN Librarian Colors Committee 4 (176)j ty 4, Class 2. Sp.rMsh t GARY DILLINGHAM Special Olympics 2 Student Council 4 DEBBIE DILLON Hubbard High School. Announcements Com- r vee 4 (176) MARGARET DIRGO Freshman Choir 1, Intramurals 1.2: Girls Track 1; Pep Club 3. T ,-rti-Y 3. FBLA 3.4; Masaue Mike 4. Cliss Colors Committee 4 107.124.176) BRliCE DIVEK Ffcesbm Shoir 1: Golf 2.3 Boys Swi'f 2 3 j ,Captain 4; St ?.e - Cou' (74.176). incll 2; SPAN 4. Prom Band Committee 4 HOLLY DIVEN Fresnni n Ichoir 1; Concert C 9lr,., .3.4, Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Art Club 1 Masque Mike 2,3%£2lers 2.3.4 Girls Swim Team 2 3,4. Chess C fob 2; The Hobbit 2; P5p Club 3.4; Hello Dolly ' 3; My Fair Lady' 4; Up The Down Staircase 4; Tiger Mascot 4 Student Council 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (17.70.88.94 103.1 7( ANDREA DOLATA Art Club 1.4. Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2,3.4; Spanish National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4; Pep Club 3 Notes. Art Ed 4 Quill Scroll 4: Prom Decorating Committee 4 (1 10|r21.176). FRANCIS DONNELLY Football 1.2.3; Prom Rules 4; (177). MARY ELLEN DONNELLY Art Club 1; Intramurals 1,2; Future Teachers 2.3.4; Dance Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 (177.199). THOMAS DRABICK Intramurals 1.2; Yearbook 3.4. Quill £ Scroll 4; pass Gift Committee 4 (122.177). EILEEN DROLSBAUGH Art Club 1.2.3.4. Home .Ec Club 3 (24.177). m VIRGINIA DHOMKO Art Club 1.2.3.4- FBLA 3.4. Pep Club 3; Masque Mike 3; Tn-Hi-Y 4. Keglers 4 Prom Decorating Committee 4. (58,59.107.110 112.113.177). ROSE DUNCH- An Club 1.3.4. (110,177). RICHARD DUNLEVY Freshmen Choir 1; Track 1.2.3. Keglers 1. Wrestling 2.3 (177) MICHAEL DUNN Kennedy Christ ar HuD SchOOI. Basketball 1.2.-3; Football 3. (177). ij MARGARET DUNSMORE Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2,3.4; intramurals 1.2.3.4, Cheerlead ing 2£.4. Spanish Club 3; Class Treasurer 4. Student Council 4. Home Ec Club Secretary. 4. Prom Decor at ng Comm ttee 4. (95.104 1 06,109.177,199) Rocket and Radio Club 4. (177). RITA D URSO. (177) CONNIE DYE Freshman ChoiSl. (177 DAN D2URINDA 3and 2.3.4; Track 2.3; Keglers 2.3.4. Materials 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3, My Fair Lady 4. Prom m.ttee 4 (36.59,90.91.96,1 16 178). DANIEL ELAVSKY Baseball 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; IntramurS's! 4; Key Club 4.. 61.62.1 f5.178). THOMAS ELLIS Freshman Choir 1; Concert GftofF 2.3.4. Iru j tramurals 2,3.4; Baseball 3: Prom Decorating Committee 4 (95.178) . GARY ELSTON Band 1.2.3: Swim Team 2.3. Captain 4; Spanish Club 3; Masque Mike 4; Stage Crew 3; Prom Rules Committee 4 (74.178) LINDA EPSTEIN Freshman Choir 1, Band 1.2,3.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Gazette 2.3: French Clib3. Vice President : Tri-Hi-Y 3; Future Teachers 3; Intramurals 3.4; Yearbook 3.4 Quill 8 Scroll 4; Recognition day Committee 4 (109.122.178.201). • ident'. o Jbrary c uncil 1; In-Club 3: Class ANGELA ESPOSITO Dance Club 1; Stu tramurals 2.3; Future Nurses 3: PepXlub 3; Gift Committee 4. (22.40.59.178). DAVID EVAKICH Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir M'-Wrestl- ing 2; Prom Band Committee 4. (94,178). MICHAEL EVANS Football 2.3,4; Intramurals 2.3.4r estling 3; Key Club. Vice-President 3; President 4. Rally Committee 4 (61.62.115.178). WILBA FABICH Art Club 1.3,4. Germft f Club 2.3, WClub 3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (103.179). 208 SENIOR ACTIVITIES F I WILLIAM FAIRMAN football 3.4; Key Club 3.4 tranpurals 4. (53.61 62.179). CYNTHIA FETGFRT FTe'ghman Chotr 1 French C-------------L. 3; FBLA 4. (107.117.179.199). ng 3; In- ub THOMAS FEKECH. (179). ITH FILLERS Yearbook 3.4. Class Motto Committee 4 (179M ROBERT FINZEL Football 1.2.3. Intramurals Student •;0,4: Basketball Manager 3.4. Key Club 3; A't Clu Com Commjttee 4, Rally Committee 4 (50,109.179). M4NFREO FISCHER Art Club 3.4 (179). SUSAN B FITZGERALD Student Council 4 H (126.179). SUSAN FITZGERALD Chess fclub 2. Future re. Motto Committee 4 v 79) JANELLE FRANTZ. (179) LONI FROLICK Future fv -ses ?:K. JUDITH GADOLA President 4. Class 179). A 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Pep Club 3. Vic ■Committee 4 03.107. , 12.178) KAREN GARGANC Cheer dirg 2.3, Future Teachers 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Spanish Nation - I Honor Society 3.4 (179). DEBRA GARON Piqua ■ Spanish Club 3; Tn-Hi-Y 3 no op Club MONICA GARZON FBLA 3.4; Tr.-Hi-Y 3.4; P j Swim Team 3.4 Notes 4 Class Colors (78,103.112.180). 3.4. Girts imittee 4. VERONICA GARZONI LA 3.4 Pep Club 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Girls Swim Team 3 4; Notes 4; Class Colors Committee 4 (7CP03.107.112 J|P0). ANTHONY GASPARICH Football 1.2. Track 1. Wrestling 3; Key Club 4 Keglers 4. Intramurals 4. (115,180). THOMAS GATHERS Gazette 1.2.3; Intramurals 2.4; Masque Mike 3.4; Hello Dolly 3; Up the Down Stai 4, Rally CorTynittee 4. (90D80) MANFRED HirrsiR taUamurals (50.78.80.180) ”4: My Fair Lady ,4, Ba sketball 4 KERRY GENERALpviCH Freshman Choir 1; L n Club 1. Spanish Club 2.3; Intramurals 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Treasure; A Pep Club 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3, Vice-PresidenC (113.180). DANIEL GERDA Football 2.3;fntramurals 2.3.4 (81.180). DAVID GERBl£(180). DONAAC GEREB Rocket and Radio Club 4. (100.180). VJ KAREN GRANDE Kegier§ 1; Band 1.2.3.4: French Club 2; Intramurals 2; Tn-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 3. (59.90.91.99.107.112.181) Track 2.3.4. Hi-Y 4 (114.180 UFORGh GIBBS MARY GILLESPIE Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Pep Club'4 Future Teachers 4 Student Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Sess Motto Committee 4 (103.H2.126.129 180) A HEATHER GILL.LAND Band 1; Basketball 1. Student Council 3.4 A nnouncements ™ !ttee 4. (41.180) DEBORAH GILSON 'Freshman Choir Concert Choir 2 3.4; In-'ramurals 1.2.3.4. Spa- sh Club 2.3; Keg.ers 2.3.4; Monitor 3; Swim ream 3.4 Pep Club 4. Masque Mike 4. Majorettes 3.4 1 Hello Dolly stage manager 3. My Far Lady' stage manager 4. Prom Decorating Comm ttee 4. (70,86,95.103. 123.124.180) 1 Wrestling 2 KAREN GR 3.4 (59.9C .3.4 (16 iABDE 1gJ12 (180). DONALD GOLUB •• Bask.all ,2.3. FooJ II 1.2 Band 1.2.3.4, 181). Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 LA ELLEN G- AY Columbia High School Student Council 2: Class f (18ilwf I JOHN GR EN Farrell High Schocfc Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1 .-2.3.4 (61B2.78.80.181). Afl tiI GREEN Intramurals 2 3. FootbaH Manager 2. (181). DENNIS GREGORV(181L _ JEAN GRIFFITH Freshman Choir 1; intramurals 1.2 Hetfe 2.3 Typing Editor 4; Trl-Hi-Y 3.4: Pep Club 3.4. Futu-e Teachers 3 Ouill Scroll 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (112.119.181) KATHLEEN GROVE Keglers 1; Future Teachers 2.3. intrjjrnUrals 2.4jTn-Hi-Y 3. President 4; Yearbook 3. Copy Editor 4; OuHl Scrcdi 3.4; Pep Club 4; Class Motto Committee 4. (112.113.122.181.201). J % BEVERLY HAHN Freshman Choir 1; Band 1.2.3,4. Latin Club i Basketball 2; German Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Keglers 4; FBLA 4; Class Colors Committee 4 (58.59.90.91.99.107.112.181). CAROL HAINES Freshman Choir 1; Latin Club 1; Intramurals 2. .Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 4 (181) JOHNHAINLEY Freshman Choir 1; Footbali 2,3,4 Wrestling 2.3.-. 4, Track 2 mtramurais 3.4. Student Council 4 Recognition Day I Committee 4. (61.62,172.181). UN A HALE Freshman Choir 1; Art Club 3,4; Gazette 3.4; Home Ec Club 4; Quill Scroll 4; Intramurals 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (106.110.118.122.181). KATHY HALL Announcements Committee 4. (182). HALL Intramurals 1,2: Track 1.2: Wrestling 2.3; RICHARD (34.182) a WILLIAM HAMILTON Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2: Intramurals 2.3; Cross Country 3.4 (68.69.182). SENIOR ACTIVITIES 209 I C_J CHERYL HARRISON Freshman Choir 1. Cnoir 2,3,4; Orchestra 1 ? 2,3.4. Kegiers 2.3.4: Student CouneH 2 Secretary 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish National Honor Society 3.4. Hello Dolly” Orchestra 3; My Fair Lady Orchestra 4. Recognition Day Committee 4 (59.90.9l.S2.94.99.103.182). FRED HASSAN Intramurals 2.3. (182). LINDA HASSELL Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3 tramurals 2. Majorette 3.4. Hello Dolly” 3. M Lady” 4. Motto Committee 4 (59.88 95.103,182). DEBORAH HAZI Freshman Choir 1: Band 1,2.3 4 Fr'e nch Cl President 2. Masque Mike 3; FBI a 3, Secretary Tr Hi-Y] Class Colors Committee 4 (99.107. 12.182) ROY HEINLEN Band 1.2.3.4 'rack 1. Wreatl.no (72.90,9V 182) Managerl.4. Pep Club 3.4; Hello Dolly Make-Up Committee 3 My Fiar Lady 4 Announcement Committee 4 (70.103.18 ’ WILLIAM HUGHES Kegiers 2.3.4 intramurals Day Committee 4 (183) 1 HUGHES FBLA 4; Notes 4; Annooncarne Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Kegiers 2,3,4. Band 2.3.4. Spanish Nat on« Wfrnor Society 4; My Fair Lady Colors Committee 4 (59,90 9£98.183) INGRAM Recognition Day Committee 4 (105). MARGARET HENLEN Oil City High School Student Council 2 Chess Club 2; Announcements Committee 4 SUE HERALD Home Ec Club 3: Tri-Ht-Y 3. Library Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 4 (182) PAULA HESS Spanish Club 2.3.4, Pep Club 3. Future Teachers 3.4; Tn-Hi-Y 3 Span.sh National Society 4; Recognition Day Committee 4 (125.182). RUTH HETRICK Orchestra V .3,4; Intramurals 2.3.4, Girfe Basketball 2.4: Masque Mike 4; Instructions! Materials 4; My Fair lady' Orchestra 4: Rally Committee 4. (76.92.93.116.124.182) DAVID HILKO Instructional Materials 1.2.4; Track 1.2.3; Cross £1 Ct -ntry 2.3: Intramurals 2.4. Key Club 2.3.4. Bleacher Bums 4; Rally ommittee 4 (55.102.116.182). GREGORY HIMES Freshman Choir 1 Concert Cnoir 2.3. President 4'Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4;|Track 1.2.3.4; Kegiers 1.2,-3.4 Latin Club 1; Student Council 2; Hi-Y 3.4; Stage Band 3.4. Nat on«l Honor Society 3.4; Hello Dolly O chestra Conductor 3; My Fa r Lady Orchestra Conductor 4. (90.91,92 94.98.124.183). JUD TH HOAGLAND Band 3.4; Masque Mike 3.4; Hello Dolly 3 (90.91.183) KATHY HOLLENBAUGH. NANCY I LT Swim Team 1.2.3; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2 3,4 Latin Club 1; Spanish National Honor Society 3. (95.183) ub 3; ■ 1 I cotball 1,2.3: Art Club .62.110.183). 1.3: Kegie 2.3; Key Club iNOSKO Basketball 1, Track 1 Boys Swim ib 3.4, Prom Rules Committee 4 (75.115. i84 . Team 2.3.4; JEFFREY HOOVER. (183 SUSANNA HORVATH Swim Team 2; Intramurals 2: Pep Trl-HI-Y 3 (183). FRANKIE HOYSON Home Ec Club 4. Pep Club 4; Cless Gift Com-mittee 4 (103.183) GARY HRUSKA. (183) MARJORIE HUDSON Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Girls Swim Team. 2. £ ANTHONY JOHNSON Basketball 1. Rally Committee 4 (184) Intramurals 4. JEFFREY JOHNSTON Wrestling 3; Key Club 3.4; Rally Committee 4. (184). MARY JOHNSTON Cheerleading 2.3.4 Yearbook 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Intramurais 3.4; Quill Scroll 4. Prom Decorating Committee 4. (102.122.180.184.200). CHARLES JONES Yearbook Business Staff 1; Track 1; Chess Club 1.2.3; Kegiers 1.2.3.4; Intrarrurais I.2.3.4. Instructional Materials 2.3.4; Bleacher Bums 4 Prom Rules Committee 4 (59 ‘J2 16,184). L - NN NES Golf Team 1.2.3; Intramurais 2,3.4; Art club 4. Key Club 4 Bleacher Bums 4 Prom Decorating Committee 4 (50.66- 102 110.115,184). RONALD JONES. • STEVEN JUBELIRER Class President 3; Kegiers 3 Key Club 3.4 Spanish Club 3; Prom Band Committee 4. (36,184). CARLA JURANOVICH Kegiers 1.2.3; Instructional Materia' 1 2 3? 4 Notes 2 (184). MICHAEL JUHENOVICH Intramural? 2.4 Hi Y 3.4, (54.114.184) . BHR, I ■ DENNIS KACFPSK - basketball 1.2: Kegiers, 2,3; Intramurais 2,3,4; Wrestling 3.4. Key Club 4. (72.173.184) KRISTINE KAiSFR Home Ec Club 4 Art Club 2.3 4 Decorating 4; Tri-HIY 4; Rally Committee 4. (106.110.112.11 JAMES KARING Track f; Key Club 3.4; German Club 3. (102.115.184) . SJHy PAUL KARING Footba 1, Manager 2.3: intramurais 2.3.4; Key Club 3.4. Home Ec Ciub 4; Rally Committee 4. (184) Kegiers 3.4. 210 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SCOTT KENNEDY Class President 1; Student Council 1 Key Club 2.3. Secretary 4. Intramurals 2 3.4 Baseball 3.4, Rally Committee 4. Farrell Bonfire Committee 4. (50.102.115.184), SUZANNE KERINS intramurats 2,3.4. Kegters 1.2; FrencfrCiub 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Future Teachere 4; Pep Qlub 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (103«. 126.185). SUSAN ftpER Swim Team 2.3.4, Gazette 2.3. Editor 4. Quill Scroll 3.4; Class Motto Committee 4. n 18.122.185) JAMES KILB Usman Club 3. mittee 4. (90. 3ERT Bar v;«M res. ).91.987114 Band 1,2.3.4; Intramurats 2.3 dent 4, My Fair Lady' 4; pr 185) I Com- RICHARD KLEIN Track 1,2.3; Band 1.2; Intramura Country 3.4; Running Club 3; Bleacher Bums 4; Pr mittee 4. (50.68.102.185). FRANCIS KLEJA Stage Crew 3,4. Quill Scroll (90.91.114.185) 1 12.3.4.008, com _________ KROCHKA rnotbail 1.2.3: Key Club 1.2.3.4; Track 1; In- tramurals 1.2.3.4. Prom Band Committee 4. (36,115,186). MARCIA KUDELKO Future Nurses 2.3.4. Spanish Club 2.3; Pep Club 3. Tr.-Hr-Y 3.4. Intramurals 3. Hellc Dolly MakeUp 3; ”My Fair Lady Make-Up 4. Rally Committee 4 Home Ec Club 4: Senior Breakfast 4, (106.112.113.117.186). 0 VIRGINIA KUHN Latin Club. President. Freshman Choir Spanish Club 2.3; Future Teachers 2.3,;Yearbook 2. Jr. Editor 3. Co-Editor 4. Pep Club Secretary 3.4 Ti Hi-Y 3.4; Quill Scroll 3.4. intramurats 4; Spanish National Honor bc ety 3. Treasurer 4. Prom Decorating Committee 4. (112.122 16®200). ROBERT KURLAND (187) CRAIG LANG Golf 3.4; Intramurals 3,4 Key Club 4; Rally Committee 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Bleacher Bums 4; Bonfire Committee 4. (50.67.102.187) WILLIAM KLINK Freshman Choir 1 Concert Choir 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4, Intramurals 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2; Wrestling 2: Spanish Club 3.4. Spanish National Honor Society 3 4 Key Club 4. Kegiers 4; Up the Down Staircase' Stage Crew 4 Prom Rules Committee 4. (35.61.62.94.185) DENNIS KOCH French Club 2. Intramurais 2.3.4 Prom Rules Committee 4. (185). KATHLEEN KONCAR Tri-Hi-Y 3: Future Nurses 3; Span.sh Ciub 3. Home Ec Club 4. Instructional Materials 4 (106.185) SHIRLEY KOSCINSKI Spanish Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Class Gift Committee 4. (186) “2§§S- BRUCE KOSIOREK. (186) CHRISTIAN KOSS Football 2.3.4 Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 4 (61.62.78.80 81.186). MARSHA KOVACH FBLA 3.4; Pep Club 3; Announcements Committee 4 (106.186) RICHARD KOVACH (186). IRENE KOVAL New Castle High School; Youth Page Writer 1; Spanish Club 3.4. Spanish National Honor Society 3.4; Future Teachers 4. Class Motto Committee 4 (126.129.186) DONNA KOZIEL Freshman Choir 1; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 3. Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3.4. Home Ec Club 4. (103.106.122.186) SUSAN LARTZ Girls Swim Team 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Library Club 3; Spanish Ctub 3. (187). MICHAEL LEONETTI Track 1; Intramurais I.2.3.4. Spanish Club 2,3: Stucfant Council 3; Hi-Y 4. Yearbook Business Staff 4 (157.204) DEBRA LINAMEN Freshman Choir 1; Chess Club 2; FBLA 3; Pep Club 4. (187) LORI LOCKE Orchestra 3.4; Future Nurses 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; My Fair Lady Orchestra 4; Intramurais 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (93.187) JOHN LONOSTREET Band 3; Stage Band 3; Orchestra 3.4; Slide Rule Club 2.3 Class Motto Committee 4 (93.187). WILLIAM LOWERY Chess Club 1.2; Intramurais 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 3.4. Gazette 4. Quill 4 Scroll 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (122.187.201). DONALD LUCHEY Sharpsvilie High School; Grove City High School; Intramurais 4. SUSAN LYTH Intramurais 2,3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Library Club 3.4; Future Teachers 4. Pep Club 4. Class Motto Committee 4 (103.112.116.187) DEBORAH MAGARGEE Freshman Choir 1 Usher 1.3; Dance Club 1; Library Club 3.4; FBLA 3; Home Ec Club 4. (21.106.187). RUDOLPH KRAFFT Track 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1; Intramurais 1.2.-3.4; Instructional Materials 2.3; Wrestling 2.3; Studant Council 3.4. Kegiers 3; German Club 3. President 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Masque Mike 4. My Fair Lady 4. Thespian Society 4. Key Club 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (109.115.122,124.128,186). PAMELA KRAKOWSKI Freshman ChoirJTreasurer 1; Concert Choir 2. Intramurais 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 2,3; Latin Club 1: Dance Club 1; French Club 2; Leaders 2.3. Writers Club 3; Yearbook 3. FBLA 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Art Club 4. Notes 4; My Fair Lady 4, Prom Rules Committee 4 (121.1®E- JOSEPH MALGIERI Hi-Y 3.4. (95.187,199). BARBARA MALLORIE Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3,4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1,2.3. Historian 4 Kegiers 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Hello Dolly 3; My Fair Lady 4. Up the Down Staircase' 4; Spanish Club. Vice-President 3; Spanish National Honor Society 4; Masque Mike 4; Pep Club 4. (59.90 91.93.95.99.103.187). RONALD MANSELL Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Key Club 3. Hi-Y 3.4; Masque Mike 4 (94.102.114.124.187). SENIOR ACTIVITIES t 211 JULES MARCU Yearbook 1,2.3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Gazette 3- Quill Scroll 4 (122.187.201). DEBRA MARGIEAN Home Ec Club 4. FBLA 4 (107.188) PAUL MARINKO Freshman Choir 1: Concert Choir 2.3.4; Band 1 2.3.4; My Fair Lady' 4; Keglers 4. Prom Band Committee 4. (89.90.91.94.98,188) CELESTA MARINO (188) JOSEPH MARLETTO (188) SUZANNE MARLETTO Freshman Choir 1: Concert dhoir 2.3,4; Keglers 2; Band 1,2.3.4 Spanish Club 2.3; National Honor Society 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Spanish National Honor Society 3.4 Hello Dolly ' yfoui 3; My Fair Lady 4; Class :o Committee 4 (90.94.99.112.122.188) ROBERT MARTELL Track 1; Football 1.2.3.4 (61.62.188) JOSEPH MARZANO 3asketb|fli Manager 1.2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4, Football Manager 3.4 Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4. Bleacher Bums 4. Key Club 4 (50.64.102.109.188.199). BRADLEY MASSEY. NEIL MASTRIAN (188). GRACE ANN MATETICH Keglers 1; Yearbook 2,3.4; Cheerleading 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4, Leaders 3. President 4; Tri-Hi-Y. Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Quill Scroll 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Class Colors Committee 4 (101.104.122.188.200). MYRON MATHEWS Nestling 3.4. Track 3; Swim Team 3; Football 4. (62 PAMELA MAXFIELD Freshman Choir 1; Art Clubl .2.3 4 Masque Mike 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 2. Pep Club 2.3; Tri-Ht-JT 3. Notes 3 , Art Editor 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (110.188) JOHN McCANN Intramurals 4. Bleacher Bums 4. (188). JANICE McCRARY (188) hvIRV JOHN McELHANEY Keglers 3; intr ELAINE McKEiTHAN Home Ec Club 1.3 dent Council 4 (188). bill McKinnon. SAM McMINf Basketball 2. Stu- KAREN McSHERRY Freshman Choir 1: Future Teachers 3; Decorating Committee. (189) French Club 3. Pep Club 3. Tri- T lure Te®' ss Play Class Play 4; Prom PEGGY McQUILKEN Prom Band Committee 4. (38.189). CHARLES MEGYESI Instructional Materials 2.3; Intramurals 4. Hi-Y 4 (38.189) RANDY MENTREK Basketball 1.2.3.4; Key Club 2.3.4. Student Council 2.3; Hi-Y 3.4; Bonfire Committee 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (50.61.62.63.78.80.189). DENNIS MESSINA (189). MICHAEL MESSINA Basketball 1.2.3; Monitor 1.2; Baseball 3; Intramurals 4; Class Recognition Day Committee 4. (189). BETH MILLER Band 1.2.3,4; Intramurals 3; Spanish Club 4. Spanish National Honor Society 4; My Fair Lady Orchestra 4; Future Nurses 4. Keglers 4. Class Colors Committee 4 (59.90.1 17 189,191). CHARLENE M wlER Spanish Club 3. Yearbook Business Staff 3.4 Majorette 3,4: Masque and Mike 4; Recognition Day Committee 4 (124.188.1 .204). PATRICIA MILLER FBLA 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Trl-Hi-Y 3.4: Class Gift Committee 4 (103.107.112.189) RUSSELLj MILLER. (189). JESSlti MOORE lAMES MORAN Freshman Choir 1; Key Club 1.2; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Intramurals 3; Farrell Rally Committee 4; Bleacher Bums 4; My Fair Lady' 4. (95.102.189). GASPERINA MORROCO Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Masque Mike 3,4. Instructional Materials 4; Recognition Day Committee (116.124.129.190). NICHOLAS MOROCCO Football 1. Basketball 1.2 Baseball 2.3.4 Wrestling 3; Key Club 3.4. Student Council 3. Gazette 4, Quill Scroll 4; Rally Committee 4 (25.50.102.115.118.122.190) KEITH MUDREY Basketball 1.2,3,4 Student Council 1.4. Golf 2.-3.4; National Society 3.4; Class President 4 (50.65,78.109.122.180.190.199). SANDY MURRAY Pep Club 3; Trf-Hi-Y 3.4 Library Club 4. Treasurer 3; Intramurals 3; Home Ec Club 4. Prom Rules Committee 4. (106.112.116.190) 190). EVEN NEUMANN (19 ICHAEL NICHOLS Freshman Choir V Keglers 1.2. Football Manager 1.3.4 Key Club 3 4; Intramurals 3; Bleacher Bums 4; Rally Committee 4 (64.102.115 190). CHARLES N'dWACZYNSKI. |190). DEBORAH NOWACZYNSKI Freshman Choir 1; Dance Club 1; Intramurals 1; Home Ec Club 3.4; TrwWi-Y 4; Announcements Committee 4 ( 06.112,190) SAMUEL ODEM Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 3; Baseball 4 (61.62.77.86.190) PATRICIA O’DONNELL Intramurals 3; Yearbook 3. (190) MARGARET OGG YearbooK 2.3, Layout Editor 4; French Club 2. 212 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Leaders 2.3. Vice-President 4; intrarmrais 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Quill Scroll 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 (102,122.190.200). DEBRA OLIVER Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Future Teachers 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Cheerleading 3.4; Intramurals 3.4, Prom Decorating Committee 4. (95.104.190). STEPHANIE OTEY. (95.190) EVELYNN PALMER Kegiers 3.4. Class Colors Committee 4. (40 59 190). JAMES PARQUETTE. BRUCE PELSH Band 1.2.3.4, Intramurals 2,3.4 Prom Band Committee 4. (50.90.91.191). DAVID PERETIC Latin Club 3; Hl-Y 4; Prom Band Committee 4 MELVIN PERRY Prom Band Committee 4. (191). DEBBIE PETERS Intramurals 1.2.3; Girls Basketball 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 Home Ec Club 4; Rally Committee 4. Class Colors Committee 4 (106.112.191) . DOROTHY PETERSON Pep Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3. Pres dent 4 Tn-Hl-Y 3.4: Masque Mike 3.4. (129.191) JAMES PHILLIPS Track 1. Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball - 2.3 4 (61.62.102.191) ROSANNE PHILLIPS Cheerleading 3.4; Trl-HI-Y 3; Student Council 4 Class Colors Committee 4 (104.109.191). VAUDA PHILLIPS Student Council 3.4; tntramurais 3; Sports Usher 3; Hello Dolly 3 Yearbook Business Staff 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Home Ec Club 4. Pep Club 4 Prom Band Committee 4 (28.103.106.109.112,191.204). GEORGE PIDDINGTON Football 1.2.3; Track 1; Key Club 3.4; In-; 3.4; Bleacher Bums 4; Gazette 4; Quill Scroll 4; Prom Rules Committee 4 (102.115.119.191). LARRY PIFER Intramurals 4 Bleacher Bums 4. (192). JANICE PINKINS Brookfield Senior High School; Student Council i Sports Usher 3. Rally Committee 4; Prom Band Committee 4. (192) DEBBIE PINTAR Freshman Choir 1. Student Council 2; Instructional Materials 2.3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Future Nurses 3; Masque Mike 3; Monitor 3 Class Gift Committee 4. (192). FRANCES POPESKI West Middlesex High ; Future Nurses 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (112.117.192) FRANCIS PRESLEY Football 3; Wrestling 3.4; Track 3.4; Latin Club 3; Chess Club 3; Bonfire Committee 4. (71.72.92.192). CAROL PROTOS Intramurals 1.2: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Home Ec Club. President 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (106.112.192). JOAN PURDY Swim Team 3. Captain 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Trl-Hi-Y 3.4. Spanish National Honor Society 4. President 4; Kegiers 4; Class Colors Commit (59 70.112.129.192). MARY BETH QU N lntra urals 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Leaders 2.3 Girl's Basketball 2.3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Cheerleading 3. Class Motto Committee 4. (76.77.101.192). CATHERINE RADACHY Hickory High School; Future Nurses 3. LINDA RADACHY Hickory High School; Tri-HI-Y 4; FBLA 4 4112.192) JULIA REARDON Intramurals 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Student i Council 1; Leaders 2.3. Secretary 4; Girls Basketball 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Class dolors Committee 4. (76.101.192). JAMES FpEHER. (193) SUSAN F EILLY. (193). GARY PENDICK Basketball 1.2.3; Golf 3.4; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Key Club 3. (193L MW. (193). RICHAFn VO Nornside High School: Lockraven High School. Murfi iBm Central High School. (193). MICHAEL RHODAHZ Intra = s 4 leachejum g|| Bonfire Committee 4. Prom Decorating Committee 4. 136.50.102 193) REGINA RIBEIRO (193). kSiJH RI6CIARDI (193). CYRIL RISAVI. ttf3). i LINDA ROBINSON Freshmanfcnoir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4 Student Council 1; Sports Usher 2. R esident 3; Hello Dolly 3. My Fair Lady 4: Masque Mike 4. (94.123,124.193). SYLVIA ROCCO Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. (193). DARLENE POLKOVITCH Swim Team 3.4; Future Nurses. Secretary 3. Historian 4; Library Club President 3; Pep Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3.4; Intramurals 3; Home Ec Club 4; Class Motto Committee 4. (70.112.117.192) JEAN POLKOVITCH Swim Team 3.4; Tri-HI-Y 3.4; Pep Club 3,4 Intramurals 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook 3; Class Color Committee 4 (70.106.112.122.192) PAUL ROCKWELL Indiana Area High School; Student Council 3: Swim Team 4 (74.75.193). SUSAN ROMBOLD Freshman Choir 1: Concert Choir 2.3 4 Orchestra 1.2.3.4. German Club 3.4, National Honor Soicety 3.4 Masque Mike 3.4; Future Teachers 4; Class Gift Committee 4 (93.95.109.126.128,193). PATRICIA ROSENBERG. (193). SENIOR ACTIVITIES 213 LEE ROSENBLUM Student Council 1.2; Gazette 4; Prom Rules Committee 4. (118.122.194) ERIC ROUTMAN Track 1.2.3.4 Student Council 1; Wrestling 2.3.-4. Spanish Club 3; Bonfire Committee 4 (50.72.194). GEORGE RUNG (194) MATTHEW RUTTINGER. (194). DEBORAH SABINO Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Home Ec Cjufc 4; Pep Club 4. Swim Team Manager 4: Class GUt Committee 4 (70.103.106.112.113.194) LOUANN SALANDRIA Spanish Clutt 2.3: Future Teachers 2; Jjr-tramurais 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Pep Cfut 3.4. Rally Comm fee A. (112.194) . HOLLY SASS Freshman Choir 1; Intrarriurals 1.2; Studentfcouncil 1.2.3.4. Class Secretary 1. Chairman 2.3,4 Future Teachers 2. National Honor Society 3,4; Home Ec Club|4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (94.109.194) JOSEPH SCHALLER Cross Country 1.2.3.4 rack 1,2.3.4; HI-Y 4 (68.114.194) . . JAIMES SLANITZ Rocket Radio Club 4; Class Grit Committee 4 (100jf' v JH CINDY SMITH Denro Club 1; Majorette 2.3.4, intramurals iibrBfc club Secretary 3. President 4; Rally Committee 88-VM 5) THOMAS SCHOSSER Footbal Club 3,4 Rally Committee •otbali 1.2.3.4. Key CiuO 3.4; Spanish 4 61 62 102.115.194) | DONALD SCHRUMPF Baseball 3.4; Hi-Y 4- Art Club 4, Rally Committee 4 (194). FAITH SEDLAR Steel Valley High School. French Club 1. Band 1.- armun P.luh 9 ferric PacUtt’Koll 9 • 1 Qd 2.3; German Club 2. Girls Basketball 3. (194). MICHAEL SENAY (194). ] JOSEPH SER 195). PATRICIA SHARPER Freshman Choir 1. Intramurals 1.2.34. Usher 1.2,3,4; French Club 3.4. FBLA 3. President 4; Future Nurses 3.4; Quill Scroll 4; Spectrum 4; A Word A Day Club 4; Senior Announcements 4 (27.107.117.120.122.195). SUSAN SHAYUTH Intramurals Ec Club 4; Rally Committee 4. rals 2; Art Club 3.4; Tn-Hi-4. (106.110.112.195 B Y 4; Home THOMAS SHEEHAN Key Club 3.4; football 3.4 Spanish Club 3. Track 4 Bleacher Bums 4. IntramuraJs 4 (61 62.r15.195). JOHN SHELBY Kegiers 2.3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4; 3aseball 3; Prom Decroating Committee 4. (195). FRANCE SHERWOOD Football 2.3; Track 2.3.4. intramu.als 4; Cross Country 4 Rally Committee 4 (68.195) MARK SHERWOOD Instructional Materials 1.4; Orchestra 1,2.3. President 4. Kegiers 2,3.4. Student Council 1; Choir 2.3,4; in-tramurals 3 4. Hello Dotty 3; Up The Down Staircase’ 4; ‘ My Fair Lady 4 Thespian Club 4 Mazque Mike 4. Band 4; Prom Decorating Committee 4. (22.59.90,91 93..99.116.195). CARL SIZER Key Club 4: Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 4; Bonfire Committee 4 Rally Committee 4. (50.102.115.195). KAREN STULL Sharpsville Senior High; Future Nurses 3; Class Motto Co mmittee 4 (196) UDIA SMITH Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3 4 Spanish Clu 2.3, Tn-Hi-Y 3; Latin Club 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Dance Club 1; Spam National Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 3.4. ( 4.195) | JEANNE SflVDER Future Teachers 2; Kegldrs 3.4; Tri-HI-Y 3; bki(e NurscVjj: Class Gift Committee 4. (59.116.195). RICHARD SN DERWINE Wrestling 3; Kegiers 3; Track 3: • Bleacher Bums ’4; Intramumls 4; Hi-Y 4 Prom Decorating Com- ' 4. (195) 1 a m % JEFFREY SPAULDING Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1.4; Intramurals 1,-2. 3i4. Swimming 2; Hi-Y 3; Key Club 3.4 Art Club 3,4 Bleacher Bums 4- Farrell Rally Committee 4 Student Council 4; Bonfire Committee 4. “Up The Down Staircase Set Crew 4 Mv Fair Lady Set Crew 4 (26.102 109 195). 9% 1 STAN TON fntramurals 4; Bleacher Bums 4. (196). I :EN STUUjj SI o Committee 4 VICKI S3 v i rS Intramurals 2. Monitor 2. Sports Usher 2. French Club 3; Girls Basketball 3.4. Pep Club 4, Studem Council 4; Prorr De 'ratln| Commi1tee 4 (76,103.109.196) • ;' ' JOSF PH SVARNEYajeGolf 3, intramurals 4. Bleacher Bums 4; £lass Play 4 Bonfire Committee 4. Prons Decor at . Committee 4. (196) MARGARET SYSLO. (196). KAREN AYLOR Intramurals 3. (196) JANE TENNANT FBLA 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. (107.196). FRANK TESTANI Intramurals 2.4. (196). BERNARD THEISS Art Club 1.2.3. President 4. Track 1; Notes 2.4. Art Editor 3. Concert Choir 2.3.4; Ouill Scroll 3.4; Spectrum Co-Editor 4 (95.110.196) PATRICIA THOMAS Student Council 3. Kegiers 3.4. Concert Choir 3.4 Instructional Materials 4; Raliv Committee 4. Class Colors Committee 4 (59.94.196) DENISE THOMPSON Pep Club 3.4 Leaders 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; French Club 3.4 Future Teachers 4. Spectrum 4; Rally Committee 4. (101.103.112.196.204) DENNIS THOMPSON Cross Country 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4 86.69.196) WENDY THOMPSON Upper St. Clair High School; Tn-Hi-Y 3; French Club 3. Masque Mike 3.4; Hello Dolly” Make-Up Committee 3; My Fair Lady” Make-Up Committee 4; “You’re A Good 214 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Man Charlie Brown 3; Up The Down Staircase 4. (124.197). DAVID TOMKO Track 3; Intramurals 4. Bleacher Bums 4. Keglers 4 Hi-Y 4 Key Club 4 Baseball 4 Rally Committee 4; Bonfire Committee 4 (50.102.115,197). |L TOMKO Freshman Choir 1; Track 1; Keglers 1.2.3.4 Golf French Club 2; Intramural 3.4. Stage Crew of Hello Dolly” 3: |}nal Honor Society 3.4 Masque Mike 4; Key Club 4. Student a) 4. Recognition Dav Committee 4. (115,122.197). I E TRUCHAN Tr.-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 3. (197) CINDr TRULICK Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 3 (197). CHRYS ' AL ULAN Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Home Ec Club 4; Art Club 4; Class Motto Committee 4 (112.197) LAUR'i ULRICH Dalab School of The Christian and Missionary Allin • Class Colors Committee 4. (197) CAROL VAN NICE Art Club 3. German Club Trees, er 3- Masque Mike 3 mtramurals 3 National Honor Society 3 4 (197). Council 4 Bonfire (50.59.109.114 19( imittee 4. Hi-Y 4 Rally Committee 4 [ VAN TA$8EL. 1 KATHLEEN VERNON Freshman Choir 1. Choir 2.3 Masque A Mike 2 3 4 Pep Club 3; German Club 2 vlce-President 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Hello Dolly 3; Swim Team 3. Yearboo-. Staff 2.3 4. National Thespian Club 4; Future Teachers 4: Art Club 3.4, Latin Club 1. ss Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 1.4; Intramurals 1; Band 1.2. (122.124.197,2031 KATHY VOLANSKY Freshman Choi- 1; Intramurals 1 Choir 2; Tn-Hi-V 3.4. FBLA 3. Secretary-RepO' er 4. Announcements Committee 4 (48.107.19 .204). SANDRA WANSOR. (197). IH 2.3.4. Prom DAVID WAREHAM Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1. Baseball Golf 3.4. Key Club 4. Intramurals -• Bonfire Committee 4. Rules Committee 4 (50.66.67,78 80.81,197) TIM WAREHAM f eshmanChoir i; Student Council i; Track 1.2. 3.4; Bleacher Burrs 4. Intramurals 4; Prom Rules Committee 4 (102,197). LORETTA WF r NBORN Freshman Choir 2.3.4; Guidance Aide 2. Secretar, 3 4 Student Councd 3: Masque A Mike 4; My Fair Lady 4 (94.197). KENNETH WELLS Keglers 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4. Student ELISE WERNER Freshman Choir 1; Student Counci Vice-President 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pep Club 3: Intramurals 3.4; SPAN 4, ogmtlon Day Committee 4. (198). IN WHITE Pep Club 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Guidance Aide 3.4; An-rvounpements' ommittee (198). PATRICK WHALEN (198). to ROBIN WHITE Freshman Choir 1; Future Teachers 2,4. German Club 2: Tn-Hi-Y 3,4 Pep Club 3 (112.126.198) ROBERT WILDS Track 1,2,3 4 Cross Country 2.3.4, Wrestling 2.-3.4; Art Club 3.4. intramurals 4. (68.72.198). RICHARD WILES Track 2. Keglers 2; Latin Club 3. (198) JENNIFER WININSKY East High School. Orchestra 3; Youngstown State Universe, (198) DAVID WINTERS Band 1.2.3.4 (90.91.94.98.123.124.198) DEBBIE WOLFORD Freshman Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4. Dance Club 1; Keglers 1 2.4 carman Club 2.3; Th Hobbit 2. Masque Mike 2,3.4. Futuraldurses 2. Tri-Hi-Y 3; You're a Good Man Charlie Brown 3. Dolly' 3; Pep Club 3 international Thespian Club 4. (52,95.124.198 MARILYN WOOTEN Freshman Choir 1; Girls Track 1; Pep Club 3. Yearbook,3,4. Tr.-Hi-Y 3. Heffo Dolly Make-Up 3: Masque Mike 4 MyTair Lady Make-Up 4 Rally Gpmmlltee 4 (36.122.124.198.200). MARK YAFFEE. (198) Nw V'xX 'X LARRY YEOMAN Intramurals 2. (198) v GLORIA YOEST Tri-Hi-Y 3. (41.198). JOSEPH YUHOSS Intramurals 2.4 Class Colors Committee 4 (198) , j Isfe ’ f i ROBERT 2EDAKER Swim Team 2.3,4. Intramurals 2.4. (74,90.198) DEBORAH ZOKY Hickory High School JENNY Zyak Art Club 2. (198). . W - ' •-. SENIOR ACTIVITIES - Class of 1974 Abernathy, Todd 159 Achenbach. George 159 Achenbach. Kenneth 48 61 94,159 Acker. Alan 61.94,d02.159 Atdnch. Patricia 159 Allen Donna 90.112 120.129.169 F Allison. Sharon 101 107.112.116.159 Antus. Cecelia 159 Applegate. Nancy 95 103.120.124 159 Arduini. Robert 159 Argenziar Carmen 95.159 Arkward. Jerome 111.159 B Baker Janice 159 Baker. Laura 159 Baker Robert Baiawender. Edward 84 Barr. Marcia 104.159 f“ Barr. Michael 48 90. Bart. Nick 89.90.! Barth. Gary Bauer. Bo nr Beatty. Bi Belton. Hai Belton. Joseph 159 Benson. John 73.159 Bentley. Deborah Berwing. Diane 116.160 Bilunka. Anthony 61.160 Black. David 100.160 Bolger. Ernest Cromartle. Dswn 101.112.118.120 12, 124.128.129.161 Dach. Edward 115.1 1 Daffin. Diane 161 Daugherty. Deboi '61 w. DavidsodR£c Jfesiiva. Undi Kl. Doug son. William igham. Georqi Dmochowski. Gloria 90.92.129. tflli Donner. Deborah fel D'Onofrio. Edward 74.75.124.101 Dungab,- Michael 61.78.84.16l jQunlevy. dtohn 1J3.151 70. 09 110.112,121 48.74.161 A j: Roll) Bombeck. Cynthia 160 Bonner. Otis 160 Bonnett. Donna 160 Bour. Debra 93.160 Brandan. Regina 160 Brant. Dennis 95.160 Brennan. Karen 90.93.99.160 Brennan. Nicholas 68.160 Brooks. Lewis 73 Brown. Alison 70.112.124.160 Brysh Michael Buchanan. Robin 160 Bugher. Jeffrey 66.84.160 Burlingame. Keren 90.116.160 Cairns. Carol 128 160 Calleja. Catherine 70.90.116.160 Calleja. Raymond 74,90.160 Campbell. Debbie 160 Campbell. Valerie 123.160 Candiotti. Dennis 160 Carrier. John 160 Carson. Susan 26.110.160 Chaney. Yvonne 123.161 Cheeks. Henry 73.161 Choros. Andrew Ciambotti. Lorraine 161 Clone. Lianne 53.58.59.107.161 Ciprich. Catherine 110.112.113.121.161 Clark. Fred 161 Clark. Jacqueline 161 Clepper. Gregory 95.161 Colangelo, Don 116.161 Colclaser. Brenda 161 Colt. Edward 64.73.161 Conlin, Robert 61.102.161 Connell. Michael 61.62.65.102.110.161 Cornelius. Janet 112.124.126.161.204 Cousms.J.ynn 103.161 Coyne Hjplchaei 61.95.161 Coyne. Bl)aun 73.161 Croft. Jeffrey 161 Ecklund fam Ehrlich, feui Elston. MTc Escgbar. R stoi x0: Ev n« amtf 69.114.161 161 68.122 161 ndy 161 93.161 t 109.i 18.161 F ibian. Rober 129.161 Fairchild. Lyr 117.161 F Wasco. Ke-h 161 F rencik, G try 118d61 Ferguson, Brenda : ergusod, Frank 161 Fisher. Ga', 78.161 Flower Bridget 129 161 Fodor. Rita 112.129.161 Foltz. Richard 61,162 Formicheila, Darla 90 116 rsythe. Ann 48.70.112.162 Ifoste' Susan 94 112.124.1621 Fragle 'Ol 95.122.162 202 Freund. Bob 71 122.162.203 Frolick. Molly I Gale. Terry 89,92.95.162 Gallagher. Michael 162 Gargano. Barbara 110.112.162 Gavala. Connie 112.162 Gee. John 90.162 Gianglio. James 59,162 Gilchrist. Reginald Ginther. Lisa Gladys. Robin 105.162 Godfrey. Jody 107.162 Golub. Cindy 162 Goodwin. Paul 74.162 Gosnell, Sharon 162 Grande. Richard 90.93.99.162 Grear. Penny 162 Green. Janice 162 Gregory. Marvin 162 Griffin. Audrey 90.92.129.162 Griffith. Kenneth 74.162 Groboski. Barbara 162 Grossman. Debra 103.117.162 Grundy. Jayne 59.162 Guerrini. Robert 74.162 Gulentz. Dona 163 H Haggerty. Josei 61.163 Haines. Gertrud '-63 Hamiey. Richard 61.163 Hall. Derek Ham. Lucy 163 Hassan. Deborah 163 Hassell Patricia 88 163 Head -gs. Timothy 163 Meinlen. Dennis 74,163 Ha if ing. Laura 70.112.163 HetmanskJ. Kare IBB Debra 163 Rfchi . Janice 59.88”103.109.163 olioway. Randolph 61.63.78.163 iy, Teresa 100.104.109.163 Gretchen 94 121.124 163 Kim J03.117.163 UPs 61 Denis 163 [huJ, laurn 112.163 |Husband Karen 103.106.163 I •Bfante Annette 103.163 «win. Karen 112.117.163 Jackson. Susan 163 Jazwmski. Ann 107.112.164 Jimro. William 164 Johnson. Joyce 94.123.164 Johnston. Karen 164 Jones Connie 103.106.164 Jones. William 61,164 Josa. Louis 164 Jurenovich. Gary 59.90.92.164 K Kaiser. Diane 164 Karkosko. Nancy 164 Keller. Russell 164 Kennedy. Diane 65.164 Kennedy, Jacqueline 95.112,123.164 Kephart. Larry 164 Kepko. John 114.164 Kerins. Virginia 103.112.164 JA Kern. Gene 74.164 -9 Kerr. Jan 164 Kilia Denis 40.90.92 99.114.164 Kilia Denise 89 90.93.99,164 King. Alan 90 99.164 King. James 88 164 i Kloss. Raymond 164 « Kocott. Kathleen 9. 93.94.109.112.123.124 126.164 Kosheba. Laura 112,164 Kostka Janet 94.164 Krawec. Ihor 92 100 164 Krester. Amy 70 164 Kurland. Raymond 164 Kurtanich. David Lapcevich. John 164 Lapcevich, Michael 164 Lary Michael 164 Lary Richard 100.184 Lashinsky. Deborah Laskosh. Teres .184 Law Ruth 93. '18.122.124.126.129,184 Lenzi. Lvnn Q5 Lewis. Charles Uchvar Edward,74. :-r Llewellyn. Dan 128.16 tLocke. Todd 90.93.64.124.164 LochovicfcLjM-naei 111.164 LocnlkM Jljdit 22.164ar Longwen Q woreh 165 LoSca z fr Lindd 25,109.112.124.165 jpuce Sandra 165 j r - Lumpp. James' 11 v 124,166 Lvsoh,,. OavW ?Vi Nienaus Scott 59.114,124.10? |0 mtr) %ii« 76.103.167 °'DM Charlotte 70.94.167 lOgdpPWne 90.99,124 167 loiesfcy. Plus 46.167 Osborne Karen 106.167 Solfranto, Denise 168 Solomon. Gary 68,90.93 SteverUff James 58.59.90.95.99.124.168 Stinedurl, Regina 128.168 SttOCk. Oehoran 70.95.112.124.166 StTdcher Charles 95.168 Slyduhar. Karen 168 Summers, Marlene 168 Szabo, Lorraine 1 ° ter. A Qtff, St Anna 109010.112.124.167 :ephane Carol 36 48.59.165.204 Donna 1 Madden■ Madden, DoWha 11S165B Madura. David 74.93.114.124.165 Malgieri. Robert 90.165 Manilla. Anita 107.124.165 4 Manilla. James 46.59.165 Mansell. Dawn 165 Mansell. William 66.78.165 Marcu. Monica 165 Marley. Kathy Marley. Linda 90.109.124.165 Marosy. Robert 100.165 Marshall, Tom 165 Marten. Catherine 89.90 92.94.1 MuW Karen 106,165 Martin. Re - ee ‘65 Martin. Rozanr ' 165.204 , M issey, Bradley Massey. Randall 165 Mayerchak. Patricia 95.165 McCra Ven. Richard 165 McCullough Debora 166 WcC iilrtiQh - atni McFar and David 54.166 . McKenpry. John 166 McKinnon. Richard 166 Megyes . Katnerlne 166 Meier, Je“ 61,102.166 . Meritor, P-bert 166 Messine Joseph :56 Mezzaros, Barbara 166 Miner. Diane ,6 Miller. Robert 166 Miller. Terrance 72,12 Miller. William 166 Moreland. Daniel 166 Pandza. Marc 167 Pasco. Darlene 41.112,167 Pasco. Dorothy 106.167 Paoletta. Joyce 103 Peagiar. Maurice 16,111,167 Peidle. Gary 167 Phillips. Walter 167 Piazza. Teresa tt),i67 Pollock. David 134.167 Pope. Cheryl 123.167 Potxbto. Charlotte ’ouerf.eid. Jpd'tfci 167 Sorter Lou Ann 187 Tamburro. Julia 168 Betty 88 168 Karen 105.168 rederick 74.168 William 58.59 Thorpe Denise 108 Ttobe Violet 166 Tomko Onr iid 16.59.109.168 Tuck. Po 188 U Morganstem, Sandv 70.76.90.166 1 Gina 94.166| Moyer. Bern t,66 Munneii. Norman 166 Murphy, Mike 166 Murphy. Thomas 166 Murray, Thomas 166 Nasser. Leonard 44.166 Neumann. George 166 Newby William 166 Unger. Susan 168 UrottepRonald 73.ii5.i68 V Vance. D a e p|68 Vanditta MjCbaei 168 Vagetti. Sus n 66.101.122.168 Vtoyten. Barbara 95,112.168 W • r.oer. Steve 94.1 68 V •imer. Peter 168 ells. Dennis 168 .Vhalen Faith 94. 24 1 Whalen. Patrick 4 Whctaei Rocert 94.116.120 122 124,168 m-UOyd 61.72.94.168 Susa- 70.168 Williams,. Derma . Anne 48.10 ‘22.168,202 . Polly 168 . Marilyn 112.163 Wolansky. Wayne 168 Wolfgang. Carl 89.111.M9.122.168 Ky sS.ivmw , dIww 101.168 Ronald 90,92.168 Marv 168.204 Rlchara 168 vV J ¥ ‘ JUNIOR INDEX f 217 Achenbach, Ronald 146 Alsnauer. William 95.127, Anderson. James 146 Anderson. Thomas 61,14 Anzenberger, Karen 105.1 Argenziano. Anthony Arrington. Brenda 14 q2 99.146 Askemeese. Roland 73,yr' -07 146 Averback. Susan 70.95.109 B Bacon, Linda 146 Baker. Alexander 61.84.146 Baker. Douglas 146 Balko. Laurie 146 Balluch. Pamela 146 Barnett. Ricky 146 Bashore. Duane 146 Bastecky. Ruth Ann 146 Bataman. Deborah 90.99 146 Bateman. Bonnie 105.146 Bateman. Richard 146 Bauer. David 146 Bauer. Richard Baun. Pamela 94.146 Beach. Lorraine 121.146 Bedich. Gerald 61.84.146 Bee. Kenneth 146 Bell. Kevin 61.146 Bellomo. Collin 146 Benson. Charles 73,94.147 Betts. Rebecca 147 Bewley, Jean 92.147 Bianco. Ross 73,147 Bicek. Mary Ann 147 Bich. Janice 147 Bieber. Julia 70.109.147 Bieber. Marcia 31.147 Billingsley. Bonnie 147.204 Blough. Charles 128.147 Bolotin. Stanley 90.99,121,147 Bondarenko. George 147 Bortner, Joan 147 BottenfiekJ. Karen 147.204 Bowddn. Deborah 147 Bowser. Randy I 147 Boyes. Cynthia 90. 7 Branca. Anniello 147 Branca, Raffaele 111.147 Brocious. Peggy 103.147 Brooks Donna 106.147 Brooks Sam 61.84.147 Brown Betty 147 Brown. Margaret 95.147 Brubaker. Emma 147 Buckley. William 147 Budetich, Da rhfa Bukus. Joseph 90,13 Burkhardt. Gerald 68.69.90. Burnett. Lana 147 Butchko. Jennifer 147 Butler. Helen 147 Byers. Larry 147 | Byers. Paul 147 Calleja. Lori 90.147 Cameron. Cindy 124.147 Campbell. Bonnie 147 Campbell. Daniel 147 Campbell. Richard 73.147 Carine. Jane 95.127.147 Carly. Sandra 105.147 Carothers. Daniel 128.148 Cashier. Linda 34.70.148 Caszatt. Cynthia 103,148 Chandler. David 148 Chiodo. Arloene 117.148 Cione. Lisa 148 218 SOPHOMORE INDEX Class of 1975 Cipriano. Deborah 148 Clarke. James 148 Clyde. Daniel 73.148 Coan. Kevin 148 Connelly. Kathleen 103.148 Conti, Michael 61.148 Conti. Ronald 148 Cooper. Edward 84.111.148 Corbett. Kathleen 90.99.148 Cornelious. Deborah 88.94.126.l4o Cornelius. Deborah 148 Coyne. Rosemary 95.148 Craigo, Keith 116.148 D Dale. Mark 68 148 Daiiacroce. Patricia 93.124,127.148 Danchek, Carla 148 Dancu. Susan 59.127,148 Daniels, Margi 148 Danilovics. George 148 Davenport. Cynthia 76,148 Davidson. Denise 34.59.103.124,1 Davis. Cynthia 90.109.116,124.148 Davis. Gary 148 : Davis, Lori 148 Davis. Pamela 124.148.203 Davis, Tod 148 Detoero. Stephen 90.127.148 DeSantis. Deborah 148 Dever. Jafin 74,93 148 Dias, Beverly 148 Dicfey. Deborah 90.148 .nckson. Larry 95.148 Dickson. William 149 Didio. Debra 149 Diegan, Jack Diiien, John Diiley. Karen 149 D iiingham. Kenneth 149 Diiimoham. Siretha 149 Dillon. Suzanne 149 Dobrovolski. Michael Dobrozdrav.c. Nancy 90.716.128.14 Doheny. Richard 149 Dolata. Pauline 121.149 j l49 D'Onofrio, Lorraine 70.103.124.129 Drabick, William 149 Dresch. Frederick 149 Dunlevy, Arthur 149 Dunn. Bonnie 105.149 DuVernois. Boh 149 Oyll. Diane 127 149 Dyll Mark 59.149 Ebeling, Elizabeth 149 Edwards, Deidre 59.103,117,149 Elliott, Judith 149 Evans. Richard 149 Fabish, Brian 149 Fairchild. Deanna 117.127,149 Farranc. Gary 150 Fenstermacher, David 59.95,150 Fenstermacher. Rahn 150 Ference. Cynthia 90.150 Ference. Susan 70.150.203 Finkbelner. Dianne 150 Fitzpatrick. Lynne 150 Ford Henry Forker. Thomas Formichella. Lori 150 Forsythe. Scott 61.84.150 Foster. Sylvia 150 Fox, Christine 150 Fox. Daniel 150 Fragle, Frank 150 Fuchs. Mary Kay 124.150 Gadsby. Jeffrey 150 Gallagher. Laura 150 Garrison. Michele 92.109.120.122.123.124. 126.128.150 Gathers. William 59.68.111.150 Gibowicz. Stephen 150.153 Giglio. Joel 114.124.150 Glass. James 68.90.150 Glass. Mary 150 Goldstone. Robert 109.151 Gollner. Janis 151 Golub. Robert 35.72.151 Goodwin. Thomas 111,151 Gorzo. David 84.151 Gosnell. Phyllis 151 Gosnell. Robert 151 Green. Bernice Greene. Gary 61.72.151 Griffith, Stacy 151 Grimm, Cindy 151 Grossman. Lorna 117.151 Grove. Brenda 129.151 Gula. Monica 151 Gulentz. Karin 151 H Hass. Alan 151 Hahn. Gary 59.90151 t Haines. Frederic 73.111.161 Hall. Terrie Hall. Veronica 151 Hanrahan, John 151 Harakai. Joseph 151 Harkless, Keith 151 Harrell. Eleese 59.99.151 Harrold. Bruce 84.151 Harsh. Menlee 151 Hazi. Robert 151 Hetrick. Betsy 92.151 Hill. Sherry 151 Hines. Paul 151 Holmes. Cheryl 90.103.151 Honel. Joniphan 94 151 Hos y. Kathy 151 Hruska. William 95.151 Hudson. Cynthia 70 90,93.95.116.124.151 Hug Robert 151 Hull. Sherry Jackson. Shelley 151 Janosko. Michael 151 Janosko. Robert 151 Johnson. Janice Johnston, Susan 151 Jones. Mary 116.129.151 Jones. Sandra 103.152 Jones. William 152 Jubeiirer. James 109.127.152 Matthew 73,152 Karing, Janet 129.152 Keck. Roy Kennedy. David 152 King. Sheila 127.152 King Th( mas 152 Kisn E d ward 61.84.152 Kleja. Marianne 124.152 Kosiorek. Marlene 152 Kouch. Eugene 152 Kovacs. Edith Kowalczyk. Dennis 74,152 Kozma. Paula Kneger. Robert 152 Kirvosh. Linda 152 Kroko. Matthew 61.73.94.152 Kuykendall, Kathy 152 Lary. Charles Lashkosh. Lee Ann 152 Laughry. Michael 152 Laverty. James 152 Lavm. Daniel 59.99.152 Law. Rachel 93.119.126.129352 Leyshon, Robyn 59.94.116 179.152 Lichvar. Robert 152 Likens. Eugene 152 Logan. Patrick 152 Longwell. Cynthia 152 Looney. Jean 15 M Mack-n, ThO i8 152 Manilla, Ber ard 66.152 Mansell. Robert 84.152 Marten. Diane 90.15? Martin. Linda 21.90,1 . Martin. Robert 152 Masters, Mary Lou 152 Maury. Roberta 95.152 Mausser. Gerald 61.94.152 May, James 72.152 McBurney. Robert 74,152 McCloskey. Dale 153 McCormick. Michael 153 McCullough. Angela 127,153 McCullough. Stephanie 153 McElhaney. Carol 153 McFarland. Robert 153 McHugh. Robert 153 McKecknie, Jame 153 McMillan. Tina 153 McNulty, Charles 123.153 McQuilken. Edward 153 Meiss, Frederick 73.153 Mensuratie. Maria 129.153 Merat. Robert 153 Mershimer. Kathryn 89.90.93fl 16 124.153 Messina. Beth 92.153 Mihlo M ke 68.153 Miller. Cynthia 153 ■ Miller. Daniel 94.153 Miller. Robert 153 M Miller. Susan 59.90.153 Mittal. Monica 153 Moore. Brenda 106 153 Moreland. Beverly 153 Moreland Daniel 153 Moreland. Richard 153 Morgenstern. Robert 90.99.124.154 Morris. Debbie 154 $. Jame 154 $. Linda 154 Munnal, Beverly Murphy. Megan 124.154 N U a rad. Larry 154 Naplerkowski. Joseph Negrea. Nikola Nernetz, Kathleen 31.94,105.124.154 Neumann. Frank 154 Nigfp; Mary 116.154 Nunkovich. Daniel 154 Ogden. Deborah 154 Olsen. Lizette O’Neai. Gary 154 Otey, Vanessa 154 Palanti, Darlene 92,154 Paotetta. Louis 73 154 Papay. Albert 154 Parenti. Gina 154 m Parker. Mary 1fl4 Parker. Sue ibw Patterson. Deb Paulsen. Gary 154 Peagler. Andrea 103.124.154 Peagjer. Dorene 154 Perk ms. John 154 Perna, frank 59.154 Perrme Barbara 154 Perrme. David 154 Pemoe. John 154 Phillips. Charles 154 ■ gPhilliP. Gdtte 127.154 Phillips Ter%rce HBPinkins. Depi% 154 pinkms. 154 . Popplitog.Barbate68.154 Portaro. Linda 154 Porterfield. John 154 Pownall. Robert 154 Pritts. Dolores 154 Rack eta. Gail 90 ' Radachy. Wilbert ■ Radef, William 154 Rakehc Peter 154 Reardon. Maureen 76.129 154 David 154 Terry 155 Pamela 12 26 127, i 73.1 5 Stefanowicz. James 66 Steiner Judith 156 Sternthal. James Stewart. Lynn 59.94.156 Stewart. Terry 103.116.156 Stoner Joseph 156 Styles. Marion 84.156 Sutton Regina Svarny. Evelyn 59.156 Taylor. Cheryl 156 Taylor. Ricky 156 Taylor. Sherry 156 Templeton. Carole 156 Templeton .Vanda 129.156 Te'chiia Colleen ’no-,is. Betty 156 s. Kip 156 is. William 156 json. Debra 90,99,156 0” 3 son. Ross 156 ; a. Leonard 156 pighe. Cynthia ohn 68.156 ■ o. Keith 156 m. Paul 109.156 Tnggiam. Joseph 90.99.127.157 Trump. Barbara O Donnell. Margaret 127.154 Rubalcava. Denise Samoros. Thomas Sass. Robert 94,1 Saul. Debra 155 Scales. Richard 1 Schweiss. Mark 8 Scott. James 59.1 Sed. Mary 31.94.j55 Seder land. Way® 59.124. Seliga. James Ser. John Sewall. Dor i d 73.155 Shade. Be. - rly 127.155 Shaw. No ian 35.36, v . - r K, Thomas 165 Sherwood.; James 74.90 9.124.127.155 , Robin 155 Simmick. Susan 155 Sirb, ViCKte 155 Small. ( ibra 106.155 Smith. Jack 90.155 Smith. Michele 155 SnydervJfi . Charles 156 Soiakakiejfceorge 156 SpadaforfCRegma 156 gr?y ul 123.156 a. Lawrence 157 uzanne Iff ark 64 157 miel 157 Mark 66.157 W 5 % ( . David 157 Patricia 157 A Sheila 157 1am. Keith 157 iam Thomas 157 J [ick. Kathleen 92.127.157.201 ber. Thomas 94.157 ;s. Deborah 117.157 :h. Sandra 89.90.99.’06.124.157 len. Daniel 157 ler. Beverfv 157 itathfeen 90.124.127,157 Tina’124.15 lice 157 Marion 15'kmm Martha 157 rymhra 127.157203 Jom 157 Kenneth 90.9S Wmlanc Mark 84 I57W Woodai Larry 94.114 l“VS7 .94.155 Yanowitz. Mark 5$ Yavorskv, Thomas 157 Yoho, D mis 157 ZachaK Joseph 157 Zeddk ■ Gloria 129.157 Zekaker. William 74.157 Zickar. J eith 74.127.157 Zimmer. Terence 90.157 Zoccoia. Rees 157 ■PRTwilliam 42.157 Zukas, Rebecca 127.157 SOPHOMORE INDEX 220 Glass of 1976 Cunningham. Laura 97.127.134 Abernathy. Laurie 96.132 Addicott. Larry 132 Alcaro. Tina 96.132 Alderman. Cynthia 96.132 Allison. Vivian 96.132 Allum. Carol 70.96.109.132 Anderson. Cynthia 127.132 Anzenberger. Mark 132 Appod. Jeffrey 132 Argenziano. Anthony 100.132 Artac. Myrl 67.93.132 Aver back. Bruce 132 Ayres. Angelina Bacon Michael 132 Baker George 132 Baldwin Jay 132 Baismger Barbara Bamck William 132 Barnett. Gregory 85.132 Bashor. Darlene 132 Bedell. Cindy 132 Bedtch. Lisa 48.132 Belton. James 132 Bianco. Patrice 132 Bich. Janice Billingsley Ron 132 Biro Joseph 92.96.132 Black. Clarence 133 Black Diane 111.133 Bolling Ramon 133 Bondarenko. George Bour Michelle 96.124.133 Bowden. James 133 Bower Bruce 73.90.127.133 Bradian Trade 133 Brandon. William 133 Brannon Tina Braymer oseph 116.127.133 Brennan Ronald Brooks Karan 133 Brown Snirley 133 Brown William 97.124.133 | Bucciareili. Virginia 133 Buchanan. David 133 Buchanan. Regina 133 Buchanan. Kenneth 133 Burdicn Mark Burlingame. Beth 97.111.133 Burrows. Pamela 133 [Buzzeo William 97.133 Calvin Jeffrev CamerorrDian 133 Campbell. Daniel Campbell. Joy 133 Campbell. Marcella Campbell. Wade 85.133 Carroll. Darlene 133 Carson. Amy 133 Cerbus, John 133 Chandler. Terry 96.124.133 Chaney. Patricia 123.133 Chore ). Anthony 133 Choros. Michael 133 Chovan. Janice 133 Chrastma. Richard 133 Cimino, Susan 96.124.133 Cipnch Stephen 85.133 Clark. Ernestina 70.133 Clark. Jeffrey 133 Clark. Robert 133 Clepper, Timothy 92.97.133 Coches. Kenneth 133 Cohen. Joanne 89.92.97.133 Colangelo. Janet 133 Cole. Ray 133 Coiler. Kathy 134 Conlon. Patrick 134 Corbett. John 96.134 Coxson. Alice 134 Coyne. Patrick 109.134 Cozart. Brenda 123 Crawford. Glen 134 Dach Timothy 134 Dallas, Jeffrey Dallas. Jennifer 134 Daniels, Connie 134 Danos. George 134 DeCapua. Conrad 134 Delpapa. Dominie 92.97.134 DeSantis Darlene 134 DeSantis. Victoria 134 Detal. Timothy 134 Dickson. Nancy DiClaudio. Paulette 134 Dtefend ‘ Rregg 134 H Diefenderfer. Keith 134 efenderfer. Kevin- Dignan. Bob 134 Dill. Thomas 73.90,97.123.124.134 Dillen Debra 116.134 Dfllen. John 134 Dills. Thomas 93,124.134 Doheny, James 73.134 Do hollow John Dolan Julie 111.124.127,134 Dolata. Patrida 117,127.134 Domila. Mary 97.134 Donaldson. Connie Donaldson. Karen 134 Donnelly. Becky 117.127,134 Dresh, Robert 134 DuMars. Jack 134 Dunch John 85.134 Dunlevy. Helen 27.134 Dunn. Mary DyII. Lorraine 128.134 Dyll. Lynn 70 124.134 Dyll Sandra 70.92.134 Dzurinda. Richard 134 Edwards.' ten non 134 Elmore Sally 134 Epstem. Georgia 109.134 Esmond. April 116,128.134 Etheridge. Jay 135 Evans. William 74.135 Fabian. John 97.135 Fair. Vickie 135 Falasco. Lynn 135 Farrand. Danny 135 Fatimus. Georgia 135 Feigert. Kenneth 135 Fellner, Walter 97,124 Ference Cathleen 135 Ference. Mary 97.124.135 F.er, Christopher Fink. Thomas 135 Fmkbeiner. Jeffrey 135 Fmzel, Gary 135 Fischer. Edward 135 Fischer. Sherry 135 Flower. Shawn 135 Ford. Henry 85.135 Forsythe, Carol 96.135 Foster. David 135 Foster. Jennie 96.135 Foster, lueila Fox. Dorothea 135 Franek. John 135 Frank. Mary 70.109.135 Freund George 74.97.136 Funk Mike 136 Gadola. Paula 136 Gagliardi. William 136 Gargano Michael 97.136 Gasparich. Michael 136 Genoveski. Mark 96.136 Gerdo. Sharon 59.97.127.136 Giardang. George Gierchak. Joseph 136 Giglio. Gerald 85 136 Gilchrist. Charlotte 103,136 Gillespie. Lynn 136 Giordano. Guy 96.127.136 Golden. Thomas 136 Goldstone. Richard 109.136 I Goldstone. Sue Ellen 136 Grande. Patricia 96.136 Green. Rotter 96.114.136 | Greene. Virginia 136 | Gregory. Michael 136 | Griffin. Dennis 85.136 Grimm. Kathryn 136 Groboski, Debra 136 Grove. Berry 136 Grundy. Daniel 137 Gulla. Gary 72.137 Guscar. Timothy 96.137 Guthrie. Mary 137 H Habbyshaw. Jacquelyn 137 Hagan. Harry 137 Hames. Beverly 137 Hajdu. Debra 92.97.124.127.137 Halula. Deborah 137.203 Harakel. Leo 137 I Harkulich. Stephen 137 Harrison. Jill 59.127.137 Harrison, Scott 59.85.96.109.124.137 Hegedus. Karen 137 Heitzenrater. Marlene 137 Henlen. Thomas 43,137 Henning. Dean 97.137 Herald. Craig 137 Herman. Debora 137 Hillegas. Anne 109.137 Hillman. Scott 74.124.137 jj t, Hiryak. Susan 111.137 Holloway. Dorothy 96.111,137 Horn. Lisa 93.96.137 Horning. Gene 137 Hoyson. Cynthia Hubicz. Steven 85,124.137 Hudson. John 137 j Jackson. James 137 James. Theodore 137 Jazwinski. Gene 97,116.137 Jefferson. Earl Jefferson. Teresa 97.137 Jewel Ernest Johnson. Janice 137 Johnson. Jeffrey 137 Johnston. Pamela Joyce. Kathleen 97,127.137 K Kahler. Terri 137 Kellar. Terry 137 Kendzor. Elaine Kendzor. Stephen Kilbert, Marcia 59.93 96.97.127.137 King. Debora 97.137 King. Valarie Kirsch. Calvin 137 Kirsch. Daniel Kish. Elizabeth 137 Kitt, Teresa 137 Klein. Walter 93.97 137 Klenotich. Kathenne 96.97.124,127.138 Knapp. Lorraine 29.138 Knight. David 138 Koborie. Teresa 96.137 Knott Leann 138 Koerth. Karen 109 138 Koewacich. Kenneth 138 Kollack. Leroy 85 138 Koss. Mar.lee 70.124.138 Kostka Richard 73 96.138 Kosta. Kenneth 138 Kowalczyk. Gary 97.138 Korma. Barbara 138 Krafft. Nancy 97.124.127.138 Krivosh. Paul 138 Kroko. Michael 73.96.138 Kudelko. Mary Kay 124 135 Kuhn, Victoria 138 O'Mahony. Maryellen 103.14(T ; iprphen, Karen 141 Lacey. Patricia 138 Lampkins. Kim 138 Lang. Michael 138 Lang. Patricia 103.129,138 Lapcevich Richard 138 Larimer. Randy 138 Laverty. Charles 138 Laverty, Edward Laverty. Robert 138 Lawson, Ernest Lett. Esteila 138 Lindway. Tina 124.138 Livermore. Deborah 138 Lucas. Gerald 138 Lucas. John 138 Luce. Cynthia 138 Lumpp. George 138 Lumpp. John 138 Lyons. Janet 138 Lyons. Walter 138 M MacElroy. John 138 MacElroy, Michael 138 Maigieri. Leonard 138 Mansfield. Christina Marks. Patricia 23.138 Marley. Donald Marley, Lisa 111.127,138 Marosy. Darlene 138 Martin. Janet 139 Mason. Kathy 139 Mathews. Michael 127.139 Matika. Alison 139 Matthews. Eugene 97.139 Maule. James 127.139 Mausser. Jeffrey 139 Mayer. Patricia 139 Mayerchak Diana 96.139 McCloskey, Brian 85.139 McCrumb Marchael 96.116.139 McCullough. Colleen 109.139 McDonald. Tina 103.139 McElhaney Paul 139 McElhaney. Timothy 139 McFarland. Shirley 139 McHugh. Kathleen 124.139 McHugh, Robert 139 McMillan. Frank 139 McMillan. Tina McSherry. Debbie 96.103.139 Medvin. Jane Meemhan. Nadine Meilot. Allen Mentrek. Carrie 139 Mershimer, Frederick 74,111.139 Messina. Peter 139 Milkie, Jody 127.140 Milier, Jeffrey 140 Miller. Joseph 140 Miller. Laura 140 Miller. Robin 140 Mook. MaryEllen 140 Moore. Mary 97,140 Moore. Patricia 140 Morey. Robert 140 Moretti. Monica 140 Mortimer. Catherine 140 Munger, Pamela 140 Munnal. Beverly 140 Musial, Barbara 97.140 N Narad, Lawrence Nasser. Jeffrey 140 Negrea. Frank 85.140 Norris. Alberta 140 Nowaczynski. Darlene 140 o Odem. John 85.140 Ogden. Karen 140 Ogden. Matthew 85.140 Ogg. Susan 127.140 Olesky. Geralyn 96.140 Qlesky. Paulu ■ ___ Pacofocp. Joseph 141 Pandza. Roseann 141 Palmer. Francine 141 Paoletta. Francis 96.141 Paoletta. Jody 141 Parker. Lori 141 Parquette. Daniel 141 Passei. DutxMoii Passel. Gloria 141 Patersooj Susan IPavlick, Debra 9fr.i28.i4i Laura 96.67.141 14 PetW tnck 141 Perrine David 141 Persson, Mar Peters. Robert Phillips Daniel 85.109.141 Phillips. David 85.141 Phillips. Donna 109.111.127.141 Phillips. Sheila 141 Piazza. Bridget 124.127.141 Piazza. Bridget 124.127.141 Pompelia. Marcia 127.141 Pope. Catherine 141 Pope. Daniel 141 Pope David 141 Porterfield. James Porterfield. Joyce 141 Porterfield. Patricia 141 Porterfield. Ruth Prezgay. Michael 74.97.1£1 Provance. James, 141 Putman. Martia 141 96.141 R Rader Deborah ' 2 Rader Mary 141 J Ragster, Brenda, 141 Raich. Mark Rankin. John 141 Reeher. Howard weeher. Sharon 141 Resnick. Joan 70.141 Reyer William 141 Richards. Cathy Robinson. Pamela 141 Rockwell. Mark 74.141 Rogers. Anthony 85.141 Rosati. James 85.141 Jfftoutman Tracy 129.142.204 Rubalcava, Dayid Samoros. Thomas 142 Sampson. Ronald 92.97.142 Sandy. Jeffrey 142 Schell. Neal 142 Schell. Randall 142 Schenker. Edward 142 Scheurmann Richard 72.142 Schumacker Byran 97.142 Schosser. Ceroi 142 Scott. Ronalc '42 Seagriff. Mar. 27 142 Sederland. Dianne 142 See. Timothy ft 96.142 Ser. John 142 Ser. Raymond 142 Shaffer. Jeff 85 97.142 Shayuth. Michael 142 Sheehen. Edward 142 Shelby. William 142 Shields. Barbara 142 Sigler. Bernie 142 Simpson Bonnie 14? Smigel. Amy 97.124.127,143 Smiley. Suzanne 143 Smith, Howard 143 Snyder. Norma 103.143 Spaulding. Scott 73.127,143 Spondike. Paul Squatrito. Robert 85 143 Stabile. Pamela 111.143 Stantoi Stefan Steiner Sterlm Sternt Sternt Stined Stewa Strock Stull. Suka Sulick Summ Summei Kne 127.143 |z. James 143 liiliam 143 |rian 97.143 Michael 143 -Stephen 74.143 [Barbara 124.128.143 lames 111.143 fcnry 96.143 Kara 96.97.124.127.143 helle 124.127.143 L2______________a Susko. David 143 Syslo, Mark 143 Taggart. Tabby 124.143 Taylor. Harry Taylor. John 143 Taylor. Norman 96.116.143 Testani. Bruce 96.143 Thomas. Betty Thomas. Margaret Thomas. William 96.143 Thompson. Adrian 143 Thompson. Cynthia 97.143 Thorpe. Leonard Tobias. LouAnn 111.124.143 Toda, Deborah 103.143 Toth. Perry 143 Trontel. Gary 143 Trowbridge. Gloria 143 Truax. Kathy u Unger. Donald 89.90.143 Uretta. Cheryl 143 V . Pauietta 117.143 , Sandra 143 Stephanie Vetlente Nadine 124.143 Veres. Vicario, Francis 85.143 Vitello. k leen 143 Voyten. Cvoi 127.144 Vukovich, landa 144 w Wagner. Tf Wallace. Ls Walsh. Ward. Shel Washir Wellendor Werner. Whalen. Wheaton Wheat ' • |mas 144 rence 144 97.124.144 Gregory 114.144 I Janet 127.144 ndy 109.144.202 fichaeleen 96.116.129.144 rBrenda 21.116 Harvey 144 Theresa 144 ______ox. Burton 144 Wiiccx. Elizabeth 144 WiieWlRobert 73.127.144 WildsBMary 97.144 Williamson, Douglas 97.144 WmieckL Christine 97.144 Jptanley 144 hn 144 abert 18.74.124.144 Winters. Miry 96.97.144 WiodarskiSoni Lee 144 Wonner. Tf|$mas 144 WininskJ WinlandJ Winland. Yavorsky. Susan 144 Yesko. Richard 144 Yingling. Dennis 144 Yoho. Charles Young. Dian 144 Zaboroskie. Dale 144 Zoccola. Gary 97.144 FRESHMAN INDEX 221 yMarcfj Protnftcs Gxcitement in Sltaron Higfy The tournament trail ended abruptly for the Sharon High Tigers with a 67-59 loss to General Braddock. However, the Tigers made a name for themselves in post-season play with victories over North Allegheny, Penn Hills, and a stunning upset victory over Johnstown. Coach Alex Chrobak’s Cagers, the favorites to win the W.P.I.A.L. championship, lost out to a surprising General Braddock team. Undaunted, the Tigers went on to smash previously undefeated Johnstown 77-41. Even though the Tigers did not make it to state, they took the Section III championship for the first time in fifteen years RIGHT: Mayor Basil Scott presents Fran Presley with a plaque proclaiming March 16. 1973. as Fran Presley Day . Coach Don Thomas smiles proudly because for the first time a Sharon wrestler took the W.P.I.A.L. championship. Fran also made W.P.I.A.L. history by pinning all three of his opponents in the tournament. Mr. Robert Rosati once again demonstrated his directing abilities with the production of My Fair Lady . In the starring roles were Debbie Rapp as Eliza Doolittle. Paul Marinko as Henry Higgins, Mark Sherwood as Alfred Doolittle, and Bill Bicek as Colonel Pickering. Many groups of students worked behind the scenes, painting and constructing sets, working the lights and sound, and making-up the actors. Other students were involved in ushering, tickets, and production. My Fair Lady truly showed that perfection is possible among high school students. OPPOSITE PAGE BELOW LEFT: Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins, portrayed by Debbie Rapp and Paul Marinko. heatedly discuss Eliza's future as a lady OPPOSITE PAGE BELOW RIGHT: Bill Bicek. as Colonel Pickering, attempts to find Eliza Doolittle in Sharon s production of “My Fair Lady . TOP LEFT: Alfred Doolittle, portrayed by Mark Sherwood, with the help of a friend. Bob Brandt, practices for his upcoming marriage TOP RIGHT: Cheerleader Lydia Cerroni sheds tears of sorrow as hopes of going to state fade. LEFT: Andy Butchko. high point man for the playoff games, dumps In two more points. PLAY-OFF GAMES SHS OPP NORTH ALLEGHENY....... 63 38 PENN HILLS............ 52 46 GENERAL BRADDOCK...... 44 47 JOHNSTOWN............. 77 41 GENERAL BRADDOCK...... 59 67 Due to deadline schedule, this material was added after the final deadline by special permission of the publisher. MARCH MISCELLANEOUS 223 Is ,time without beginning V . •; -or endT Believe in. love; peace, ’■ and tomorrow; Or lust for ver?4. Eternity' rs always . but ve are no id. •3 -A - ■• 5 vJN •- - v • '•• r “v '- •' . % , v v w •..- % A V - 'w X.- -XN •••% . — m - . v V -v'.' -■- -X ' - A - --r - • '■ ••'. A— • — -x .'-s- •. “.'• . --: . - ■ ■- w. -v ' 5 « I -V • . -«• - x • . . . v v« X‘ V;.- V 'n • 'C V ■ :lv S 1 • • ' - X . . '- - A A •• :•.' •:' • . • ' 7- -• A' ——- V . Sr- - v V - • ; sr-' . - -• ■• S XVV-A n _ r.«
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