Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

Yearbook of 19 Classes 154-155 Organizations 104 - 105 Sports 68 - 69 Student Life 48-49 Curriculum 14-15 A Time to Love 6 A Time to Speak A Time to Keep Silence A Time to Cast Away Stones A Time to Sew A Time to Embrace s TO every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3. 1-8 13 School Board Shows Interest In School Affairs 16 School Board To keep the school running smoothly and promptly, the School Board along with the superintendent Dr. Eugene Artac. does all it possibly can. The decisions made by the board not only affect matters concerning the school but also those of the community. The board takes a personal interest in all school affairs. BELOW: Clockwise: Mr. Irvin Varraux. Mr. David Winland. Mr. James Bailey. Mr William McConnell. Mr George Myers. Mr Thomas Burns. Mr. Ed Colt. Mr. James Brennan. Mr Frank Zickar. Mr. John Lysohir. Dr Eugene Artac Administration Helps Students With Future Plans Mr. Robert Paxton, principal and assistant principals. Mr. Clifford Smith and Mr. Nick Marnejon make up the Administration of Sharon High School. Mr. Marnejon, in his 1st year as assistant principal, has done his part in assisting Mr. Paxton and Mr. Smith. In addition to their individual responsibilities, each administrator takes time to help students with their problems. LEFT Mr Robert Paxton BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Clifford Smith. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Nick Marnejon. Administration 17 Creativity Expressed In Art Classes Creativity and emotions are shown by many students in the Sharon High Art classes. Be it through oils and water colors or batik and macrame. each Art teacher aids the students by helping them develop their inner most skills. The art classes not only provide a time to grow in abilities but also an atmosphere of happiness and good times. Each student becomes more nimble in mind and more skillful with the hands. BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Wheeler carves a linoleum block for printing. BOTTOM RIGHT: Anthony Argenziano skillfully shapes clay into a pot. Mrs. Nizza Mangus Mr. Richard Marks 18 Art TOP LEFT: Connie Gavala works hard on finishing her macrame project. BELOW LEFT: Bob Guerrm concentrates on his work over the light table. BELOW RIGHT: Cutting his last few pieces of tissue paper. Norman Shaw considers ideas for completing his assignment. Art 19 Business Department Implants Many Skills Business vocations are planned and strived for every day in Sharon High School. Courses are many and varied from typing to clerical practice. Each teacher uses his or her skills to guide the student to the best of their knowledge. The Business Department is very important in preparing students for the future. LEFT: Under Mrs. Murrell's instruction. Joyce Rackets attempts to ink the press. RIGHT: Being accurate in typing class is most important as Sherry Evans finds out. Mrs. Mane Murrell 20 Business Mrs. Martha Johnson LEFT: April Esmond tries her hand at first year typing. RIGHT: In clerical practice. Carol Madden develops her skill on the adding machine. Business 21 English Literature Will Prove Invaluable Thanks to English mini courses, students can read whatever they may fancy from Potpourri to Shakespeare. Not forgetting freshman and sophomores, who do not participate in the mini course program, teachers have developed new methods of presenting the required English courses. Although many students do not, at the present, realize the importance of this vast exposure to Literature it will in the future prove invaluable. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Facko finishes his lesson plans before classes start. RIGHT: Mr. Thompson directs one of his Chaucer classes. Mrs. Sally Fabian Mr. Chris Houck Mr. David Cornell Miss Agnes O'Masta Mr. Robert Rosati 22 English LEFT: Students take careful notes during an English lecture. BOTTOM: Mrs. Maselli describes the proper procedures during composition class. Mrs. Lois Strock Mr William Facko Mrs. Betty Yohman English 23 Guidance Department Adds Two New Programs Our Guidance Department, with Mr. James Bailey as head, continually helps Sharon students with their various problems and academic needs. This year, two new programs, Diversified Activities and Distributive Education, have been initiated with Mr. Ralph Packard and Mr. Sam Muchusko as directors. In these new programs Mr. Packard helps students seek employment and arranges for many to leave school early to work, and Mr. Mushesko instructs students in marketing and prepares them for jobs in distribution. The Guidance Department is a very helpful place for any student needing advice. BELOW: Sue Dancu selects a college with the use of Guidance materials. Mrs. Mary Hodge Mr. Richard Winslow 24 Guidance Mr. Sam Muchesko Miss Joyce Grimenstein RIGHT. Anna Marie Oster seeks guidance about a college from Mr Winslow. BELOW: Students occupy themselves while waiting to talk to a counselor. Guidance 25 Girls And Guys Learn Basics In Health The Sharon High Health teachers adequately inform juniors and seniors in every field of health. Students prepare for the future by learning the necessary basics of life. Both girls and guys leave their health classes fully informed. BELOW LEFT: Bob Squatrito learns the basics of the trampoline. BELOW RIGHT: Senior boys play basketball during gym class. Mr. William McLinney 26 Health Many Forms Of Phys. Ed. Offered At Sharon Mr Wilbur Forsythe Miss Jacqueline Mitch Many forms of Physical Education are provided at Sharon High including Swimming for Freshmen and Gym activities for Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Each instructor tries to induce skills in the students by drills and written tests. Physical Education provides exercise and fun for many. CENTER: Senior girls enjoy bowling during gym class. BELOW: Linda Dromo takes a break during swimming class Gym 27 Domestic Atmosphere Found In Home Ec Department Home Ec simulates a domestic atmosphere for those pursuing its different courses. Girls as well as boys take part in the different activities which include cooking, sewing, and more. Many have learned that housework can be fun. LEFT: Laura Kosheba works on her embroidery during sewing class. RIGHT: Otis Bonner adds ingredients to his scrambled eggs Miss Frances Duritsa Mrs. Beverly Vanko 28 Home Ec. LEFT: Brian Beatty and Maurice Peagler prepare a meal while Alan Acker looks on. RIGHT: Mrs Anne Mallorie Students learn how to cut and decorate a cake. Home Ec. 29 Industrial Arts Courses Apply Knowledge Learning to use their knowledge in Graphics. Mechanical Drawing. Metal Shop. Power Mechanics. Wood Shop, and Electronics. students gain many outstanding techniques that help them to solve their everyday problems. CENTER Ron Uretta concentrates on perfecting a drawing. BOTTOM Lorraine D'Onofrio studies during a break in Drivers Simulation. Mr Timothy Doman Mr. Russ George LEFT Bob Golub finishes a project in Wood Shop BOTTOM John Kjos photographs a program with the Processed Camera. Mr. Bruce Kaiser Instructional Materials Aid Academic Pursuits Although many teachers avail themselves with the services in A.V., the students aid is important too. Directed by Mr. John Busch, students learn how to properly operate film projectors, tape recorders, and record players. By means of membership in the Midwestern Area Intermediate Unit IV, free equipment makes it easier to meet the needs of the faculty and students. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: After finishing their duties two students utilize time by doing their homework. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Yanowitz cuts out letters to make a sign. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT Gloria Zedacker copies a page from a book on the Xerox machine. BELOW: John Kjos prepares type setting for printing purposes. Mr. John Busch Mrs. Jean Conlon 32 Instructional Materials Instructional Materials 33 Academic Powers Fortified By Foreign Language By learning a foreign language a student not only strengthens his power of thought but also receives a brief insight into the country of his interest. Our Language Department offers such courses as French, German, Latin, and Spanish to interest students. Independent study in the above is available for those who are not able to adjust their schedules properly. RIGHT: Miss Snyder, a student teacher In French, shows that taking a foreign language can be fun. BELOW Mr. Brakeman aids Monica Mar-cu in studying for a test. Mrs Eunice Thomas Mr Glenn Brakeman Miss Henrietta Snyder 34 Language — s' Great Varieties Of Literature Found In Library Mrs Dorothy Sarver Mr. James Squatrito Many varieties of literature ranging from modern to classical works can be found in the Sharon High School library. With a seating capacity of one hundred and thirty it also contains a faculty library, science classroom, and listening room for the student's use. The Sharon High School Library strives to satisfy the needs of all the students. LEFT: Ed Struchen glances through shelves looking for a particular book. RIGHT: Pam Harsh and Danille Curry search the card catalog together while working on a report. Library 35 Mathematics Practiced Daily 36 Math Mr. Richard Hancox Miss Geraldine Holliday Mathematics, one of the most important necessities in our daily lives, is practiced every school day by most Sharon High students. It not only sharpens the mind with knowledge but also makes the mind alert. By constantly planning homework assignments and school work, the math teachers aid the students by applying their knowledge for the students use. OPPOSITE PAGE Gregg Sirb shows his class how he interpreted his homework. TOP: Students put their homework from the night before on the board Math 37 Mr. Robert Ciotola Mr. Julius Demi Students Voice Mind Through Music Department Students who wish to express their minds in Music can do so through the Band, Concert Choir, or Orchestra. Composition, theory, and music literature are a part of making each of these groups a success. The music department reveals its skillful talents by means of half time shows, concerts, and recitals. CENTER: Mr. Boles directs the band during one of their indoor practice sessions. BOTTOM: Gregg Clepper. Jeff Foltz. Jim Stevenson and Jeff Mauser harmonize at the piano Mr. Fred Boles Mr. William Blough Mr. Arthur Reichenfeld LEFT The Brass section of Band practices at one of the many Band classes BOTTOM LEFT: Lloyd White conducts Concert Choir. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Hudson plays and listens attentively during orchestra. Scientific Knowledge In Science Courses Scientific knowledge, as well as Mathematical abilities are expressed in our Science Department. With the different types of courses offered, such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Earth and Space, and more, students can choose which field of science to go into and learn with interest. Students are aided by each science teacher with advice and knowledge to their profound abilities. CENTER LEFT: Gary Soloman experiments with distance and velocity during Physics class. CENTER RIGHT: Interested students work together to finish a lab project. BOTTOM RIGHT: Biology II students count and package labels for the UNICEF drive. Mr. Joe Bower Mr. Richard Mershimer LEFT: Ann Averback reports on the Solar System during Science Class. BOTTOM: During Physics class. Bob Evans measures the force of a weight while Jeff Meier and Jeff Bugher look on. Science 41 RIGHT: Terry Brennan explains different types of electrical switches to his science class. BOTTOM Lori Colt and Karen Buchanan observe a prehistoric animal display with great interest. Occupational Education Developes Abilities Mr Robert Porkolab Mr Robert Miles Occupational Education helps students to learn how to improve their abilities and prepare themselves for a gratifying life. BOTTOM LEFT: During some free time, one student helps another with his homework BOTTOM RIGHT: Studying for one’s driving test is of interest to all students. Occupational Education 43 History Classes Allow Students To Explore Past Mr Herbert Spigelmyer Mr. Alex Chrobak Mrs Elnora Provance The students of Sharon High are offered a great selection in the study of Social Sciences through the mini courses. For the first nine weeks, each grade takes its required course such as Civics. World Cultures. American History, or Economics. Then for the remaining three grading periods students take courses of special interest to them. This new system is to the advantage of both the faculty and students. BELOW: Jim Stevenson and other classmates attempt to finish homework during extra time at the end of class Mr. Dino Lmardos 44 Social Studies i Mr. James Wildman Mrs. Barbara Stewart Mr Carl Eirich Mr. Clyde Moffett Mr. Robert Steiner Mr. William Ciccone LEFT: Jody Milkie and Laurie Abernathy point out important locations on the map. Social Studies 45 Maintenance And Cafeteria Vital To School Although they aren’t seen walking through the halls and aren’t know personally by name students appreciate the many services rendered by the Maintenance and Cafeteria crews. It is no easy task to cook for several hundred students and it is next to impossible to clean up after them. Yet each day we arrive to find spotless halls and hot lunches. Without these people school as we know it would not be possible. RIGHT: Seated Anne Kacenski. Joe Swanson. Louise Hughes. Standing. Lottie Yabbesse. Margaret Hale. Elanor Pompelia. Alda Lickvar. Stella Gerda. Catherine Lucas. BELOW: Mr. Vince Marcello instructs Mr. Honn Mueesan on the operation of the heating system 46 Maintenance Medical Staff On Hand To Help In Every Way With her many medical skills, Mrs. Banas. school nurse, helps students with their special medical problems. With modern facilities she is able to get the necessary job done. In addition to little accidents, Mrs. Banas also helps with sport physicals. The nurse and medical staff is a very much needed part of Sharon High. LEFT: Bob Squatrito waits while nurse Banas checks for broken bones. BELOW: Mike Bacon watches while the nurse takes his blood pressure. Mr. Paul Kirila Nurse I 47 § tuitettt Etf Eerie Setting Provides Homecoming Theme The annual Hi-Y Homecoming dance took place on the evening of October 20. The night was highlighted by the unsurpassable music of “Mocking Bird. The theme of this year’s dance was a setting of tombstones and haunted houses depicting a grave yard. Home-Ec Club provided refreshments for the evening. This year's dance was one to remember. RIGHT Tom Samoros and Kathy Carothers dance to the enjoyable music performed by Mocking Bird. BELOW: Entering into the festivities of Homecoming are George Salakus and Janet Rambeck and not too far behind Bill Mansell and Barb Gargano. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Gloria Fore and Larry Woodall take a couple of minutes to escape the excitement of Homecoming. RIGHT: Bob Evans adds a “little leg” to Homecoming festivities. BOTTOM: Lynn Dyll catnaps on Scott Niehaus' shoulder while other couples keep active to the music of “Mocking Bird. ♦ijQ.Vri, mm. 1i x xi« !yr ; Homecoming 51 Tiger Spirit Expressed At Bonfire This year’s bonfire was as roaring as ever, with spirits high having not been dampened by the rain. The team was bolstered with support from coaches, teachers, administration, cheerleaders and the crowd as well as from individual team members. Serving its purpose, the evening prepared everyone for the tough game to follow. RIGHT ROW I: Maurice Peagler. Kip Wisnowski. Bill Mansell. Ken Griffin. Doug Davidson. Bob Guerinni. ROW II: Jerome Awkward. Steve Weber. Alan Acker. Ed Day. Fred Theiss. ROW III: Frank Fergason. Tom Murphy. Otis Bonner. Don Tomko. Jovan Racketich. Marty Scales. Gary Fischer. Ed DOnofrio. Mike Lapcevich. ROW IV: Ed Colt. Ron Uretta. George Achen-bach. BOTTOM LEFT: Ken Achenbach does his part in building team spirit. BOTTOM RIGHT: Raging fire engulfs Farrell player. 52 Bonfire March of Dimes Walk 53 Lawrence Brothers Band Entertains At Christmas Dance Sponsored by Key Club, the traditional Christmas Dance was held on December 23 at Oak Tree Country Club. The highlight of the evening was Mr. Wildman as Santa Claus, who listened to everyone’s Christmas wishes. All the couples enjoyed the variety of music presented by Lawrence Brothers Band. It was an enjoyable night for all who attended. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Couples relax after tiring Christmas festivities. BOTTOM LEFT: Matt Kroko and Susie Elston dance to the music of Lawrence Brothers Band BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary Ellen Nigro reveals Christmas wishes to Santa ' LEFT: Bonnie Dunn relaxes over Jeff Bugher's knee BOTTOM LEFT: Morris Cheer chats with other Christmas couples. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tim Clepper and Mary Moore step aside from Christmas festivities for a pleasant talk. There was an added dance this year at Sharon sponsored by the Student Council. Two bands performed, Bad Apple and Paradox. There was a twist to this dance, the girls had to ask the guys to go with them. The Sweetheart Ball was a big hit for all who attended. RIGHT: Bob Malgieri and Debbie Bataman spend a few quiet moments alone BELOW: Bill Brown and Karen Koerth relax with refreshments after dancing. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Allison Brown and Bob Morgenstern lend an eye to other couples dancing. BOTTOM LEFT: Mac McCrumb and Wanda Templeton take time out from Sweetheart Ball. BOTTOM RIGHT. Patti Lang lets loose to the music performed by Bad Apple and Paradox. 56 Sweetheart Ball Sweetheart Ball Sponsored By Student Council Sweetheart Bail 57 All Class Production “Music Man” TOP: And it never grows back!! ABOVE CENTER: Even though we may not ever mention it again. RIGHT: Amaryllis asks Winthrop to come to her party on the following Saturday. 58 Music Man This year the Sharon High Drama Department with director Mr. Robert Rosati. put on the smash hit musical play. “Music Man. It was an all class production, with the largest cast ever. From opening night to closing night, the play was a grand success and wonderful entertainment for all who attended. LEFT Mayor Shinn scolds Tommy Djilas and his daughter. Zanetta for being together BOTTOM LEFT Marian Paroo discovers that she does have feelings for Professor Harold Hill. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trouble!' Music Man %q OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Professor Hill and Marcellus Washburn enact their views on women RIGHT: Professor Harold Hill persuades Winthrop to join the marching band BOTTOM: Eulalie Shinn provides entertainment during one of the many town meetings ABOVE: The townspeople foreshadow the fullfillment of Professor Hills promise. LEFT: Madame Librarian!! BELOW Professor Hill foretells about the band. Music Man 61 Menagerie Provides After Prom Entertainment OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Prom festivities open with the Grand March. BOTTOM LEFT: Bob Evans and Susan Vanetti enjoy a good dance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Smith and Anne Odem dance under the palm trees RIGHT Mr Bennett entertains the crowd with a song CENTER: Jim Stevenson sweet talks Daiva Borrill BOTTOM Barb Gargano and Ed D'Onofrio rest their feet. 62 Prom C9 ujojd Recognition Day Ceremonies Merit Seniors TOP LEFT: Mrs. Thomas congratulates Tom Reed for his accomplishments in Spanish. TOP RIGHT: Alan Acker expresses the thoughtfulness from the Class of 74 to Miss Stewart for all she did. RIGHT: Mrs. Thomas extends honor to Monica Marcu for her achievements in French and Spanish OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Fellow classmates love to have their pictures taken together. BOTTOM LEFT: Togetherness proves to work well when a group of artistic seniors get together. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors show that they were the first to complete four full years in this school. 64 Recognition Day Seniors Enjoy Themselves On Class Day Class Day 65 The End Of The Beginning RIGHT: Allison Brown gives her Valedictorian speech BOTTEM LEFT: Students listen intently to speakers RIGHT: Alan Acker addresses the class with his well informing speech OPPOSITE TOP Mr. Paxton. Mr. Smith, and class officers lead the class in the Benediction. BOTTEM LEFT Exchange Student Daiva Borrill presents Mr Paxton with a token from her country. RIGHT: Linda Marley. Salutatorian speaks to her 74 gratuating class. 66 Commencement Commencement 67 Farrell Tie Highlights Season’s End In spite of the intense August heat, practice session for the 73 Tiger football season began on August 20. In his second year as head coach. Webb Forsythe rallied his fighting Tigers to a record of 3-3-3. Despite overall lack of enthusiasm from the crowd, our Battling Bengals came through with a favorable season. RIGHT: Left to Right: Richard Hancox. Tom Ristvey. Jim Wildman. Head Coach. Webb Forsythe. Tom Hall. Tony Molinari. John Anderson. Carl Eirich. ? f 70 Football New Castle Hopewell Beaver Falls Ambridge Aliquippa Erie Tech Butler Ellwood City Farrell SHS OPP 0 6 14 0 24 0 0 0 13 13 43 0 8 37 7 22 7 7 LEFT: Bottom to Top: Mike Coyne. Rick Hainley. Alan Acker. Dan Sirb. Dave Lysohir. Mike Dungan. BOTTOM: Alex Baker struggles to overcome a persistent tackle. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: ROW I: Left to Right: Bill Jones. Mike Coyne. Rick Hainley. Dan Sirb. Alan Acker. Tony Bilunka. Joe Haggerty. Mike Dungan. Jeff Meir. ROW II: Bruce Testani. Shawn Coyne. Dennis Wells. Dave Lysohir. Bob Mansell. Jeff Foltz. Terry Conlin. Randy Holloway. Mike Connell. Alex Baker. Scott Forsythe. Jim Provance ROW III: George Solakakis. Al Papay. Ed Kish. Mike Conti. Mike Rossi. Ken Achenbach. Gerry Bedich. Matt Kroko. Jerry Mauser. Tom Robich. Tom Anderson. ROW IV: Bob Wiley. Scott Spaudling, Gregg Barnett. Henry Ford. Rick Barnett. David Pope. Ed Cooper. Bob Morey. Howard Moss. Jerry Spencer. Marion Styles. Keith Tomko. Kevin Tomko. Kevin Bell. ROW V: Ted Sheehan. Dave Phillips. Keith Wallace. Ray Merchant. Pat Coyne. Frank McMilliam. Dave Kennedy. Tom Godden. Brian McClusky. Berme Sigler. Mike Kroko. Dan Phillips. Joe Braymer. Football 71 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Left to Right: Mike Rossi. Ken Achenbach. Joe Haggerty. Mike Connell. Randy Holloway. Terry Conlm. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Ken Achenbach breaks into the open for a gam in yardage OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Game tactics overturn in players' minds while waiting to enter action. LEFT: Terry Conlin attempts to rally his teammates with encouraging expressions BOTTOM LEFT Ken Achenbach bears pain suffered during Farrell game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Achenbach receives a hand-off while teammates fight off the opposition. Football 73 RIGHT Bottom to Top: Tony Bilunka. Jeff Meier. Shawn Coyne. Dennis Wells. Bill Jones. Jeff Foltz. BOTTOM LEFT: Tiger aggressiveness forces a Farrell fumble. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick Hainley listens intentively while Coach Hancox points out final strategies. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Terry Conlin and Alan Acker work our during practice. RIGHT: Players line the bench anticipating the final outcome of the game. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: ROW I: Left to Right: Curt Douglas. Eugene White. Bob Gianoglio, Rick Yoest. Gregg Sirb. Tucker Baldinelli. Coach Carl Eirich. ROW II: Coach John Anderson. Charles Moss. ROW III: Coach John Outrakis. Dave Biblis. Jerry Necastro. Jim Weisen. Steve Locmkar. Rick Fore. Paul Dilts. ROW IV: Gary Sigler. Bob Snyderwme. Jim Dias. Doug Dillon. John Hrabosky. Ted Davis. 74 Football Cross Country Team Ends Season With 5-3 Record SHS OPP Ellwood City 21 40 Meadville forfeit Hubbard 15 50 Farrell 15 50 New Castle 25 30 Hickory 39 21 Butler 41 20 Mercer 29 27 In his 7th season as coach, Chris Houck led the harriers to a final record of 5-3. This year's lettermen are Nick Brennan, Terry Brennan. Jerry Burkhardt, Mark Dale, Mike Elston, Bill Gathers, and Mike Mihlo. Three of the most outstanding runners were Mike Mihlo, with the best Sharon time in the MAC course at 12:18, Jerry Burkhardt best Sharon time on the WPIAL course at 14:01. and Bill Gathers with a school record of 12:43 on the harriers' home course. RIGHT: During a local meet. Jerry Burkhardt hangs on to his determination to win the race. BOTTOM: Bill Gathers concentrates on maintaining his lead while Mike Mihlo and Mike Elston follow close behind. TOP: Lett to Right: ROW I: Guy Giarrdano. Tom Goodwin. Peter Butchko. Mike Mihlo. Jerry Burkhardt. Bill Jimro. Mike Elston. ROW II: Bill Gathers. Robert Griffin. Richard Moreland. Mr. Houck. Bryan Schumacher. Gene Jazwinski. Terry Brennan. Mark Dale BOTTOM LEFT: An interested spectator looks on while Coach Houck tallies final scores BOTTOM RIGHT: Heads low. bottoms up. listening intently as Coach Houck gives last minute instructions. Cross Country 77 Golf Team Participates in MAC The Golf team had a successful season this year with a highlight of Jeff Bugher and Merle Artac participating in the MAC Tournament where Jeff won individual honors with even par 72. This year's lettermen were Merle Artac. Mark Volansky. Bill Mansell, Bernie Manilla and Jeff Bugher. ABOVE: KNEELING: Jeff Bugher. Bill Mansell. STANDING Left to Right: Jim Laverty. Merle Artac. Joe Volansky. Bernie Manilla. Steve Delparo. Dave Bacon. Mr. Reese. RIGHT Steve Delparo concentrates on hitting the ball. 78 Golf Team TOP LEFT Merle Artec watches the progression Of his shot. TOP RIGHT: Tee - off! LEFT: Bill Mansell and Jeff Bugher discuss golf tactics with Coach Reese Golf 79 Tiger Fish Sink Competitors 80 Girls' Swim Team SHS OPP Beaver 96 60 Riverside 43 22 Seneca 71 84 Rochester 91 57 Freedom 106 47 Farrell 123 32 Beaver 83 72 Riverside 102 46 Seneca 70 86 Rochester 92 63 Freedom 116 33 Farrell 112 44 After their fourth year. Sharon Girl’s Swim Team ended the season with 10 wins and 2 losses. The Tigerfish under Mrs. Beverly Boyle were crowned 2nd in their section. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Ann Forsythe, team captain, finishes in commanding style. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: ROW I: Ann Averback. Jane Carme. Lorraine Dyll. Cathy McHugh. Kathy Haas. Lynn Dyll. Sandy Dyll. Nancy Jenkins. Sue Averback. Carol Allum. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Lori Colt ROW II: Suzanne Smiley. Pam Harsh (manager). ROW III: Coach Boyle. Sue Elston. Cindy Bedich. DeDe Hazi. Merideth Carine. Leann Knott. Sue Wiles. Allison Brown. Janie O'Donnell (manager). Cindy Hudson (manager). Ann Stanton. Tina Clark. Sue Ference. ROW IV: Cheryl Madura. Debbie Strock. Ann Forsythe. Bonnie Dunn. Linda Cashier. LEFT: Diving abilities gracefully exhibited by Lynn Dyll. BOTTOM LEFT: Ann Forsythe and Debbie Strock congratulate each other on their victory at the end of a meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Susie Elston hugs tiger mascot Tiger Wrestlers Tear Through Matches The Sharon High Mighty Matmen prove their skills on the mats after long tedious hours of training. With head coach. Don Thomas and assistant coaches Gerald Ruby and John Hull, our wrestlers constantly come through with smashing performances. The crowds, which have increased over the years, have been a tremendous help to the Tigers with their season of 10 and 4. ABOVE ROW I: Lett to Right: Ted Davis. Tom Dills. Bruce Bower. Dave Biblis, Chuck Benson. Robert Pinkens. Tom Samoras. ROW II Bob Martin. Gregg Sirb. Louis Paoletta. Ross Bianco. Rotter Green. Rick Kostka. Rick Yoest. Roland Askerneese. Albert Kave. ROW III: Coach John Hull. Soopy Campbell. Terry Brennan. Mike Yoest. Joe Trigiannl. Mark Genovesi. John Taylor. Clarence Black. Richard Moreland. Don Genovesi. Coach Mr. Don Thomas. RIGHT: John Benson attempts to throw his opponent for a fall. 82 Wrestling TOP ROW I: Left to Right: Fred Meiss. Rick Christano. John Benson. Tony Bilunka. Terry Miller. Lloyd White. Al Papay ROW II: John Kjos. Rich Sheurmann. Ron Uretta. Gary Gulla. Matt Kacerski. Gary Green. Jim May. Don Sewall. Coach John Hull. Coach Don Thomas. LEFT: Bob Gulub retains a strong hold on his opponent. Wrestling 83 Tigersharks End Season With 8-3 Record The Sharon Tigersharks had their best season ever this year under the direction of second year coach Bernard Krispinsky. The tankers were 8-3 in Section 4 competition and they also finished second in the Riverside Christmas Invitational and third in the MAC Tournament. Bob Guerrini and Ken Griffith were outstanding swimmers for the Sharks. Sharon has many promising swimmers for next year in Jeff Walker, George Freund, Doug Griffith and Fred Mershimer. RIGHT: Bob Guerrine checks his time after swimming a race. BELOW: ROW I: Doug Davidson. Bob Malgieri. Bob Guerrine. Ken Griffith. Ed D'Onofrio, Bob Freund. ROW II: Mike Sonago. Kurt Hutchinson. Lee Thorpe. Larry D'Onofrio. Richard Biglers. Joe Miller. Steve Sternthal. Fred Mershimer. Mike Prezgay. Bill Evans. Dennis Kowalczyb. John Dever. Keith Zickar. Bill Zedacker. ROW III: Mark Winland. Doug Griffith, George Freund. Jack Corbett. Rob McBurney. Coach Krispinsky. 84 Swimmers LEFT: Coach Krispmsky keeps a watchful eye on his swimmers during a meet BELOW: John Dever completes his laps during swim practice. MIWW Swimmers 85 Outstanding First Season For Girls’ Basketball This year a new sport, Girls’ Basketball has been initiated at Sharon High. The team came through with a record of 9 and 6 under the direction of coach Ray Fabian. Each member put in long hours at frequent practices trying to improve her basketball skills. The team should be congratulated on a fine first season performance resulting in one more step in the right direction for girls' sports at Sharon High. We are sorry that no action photos of Girls’ Basketball could be taken due to poor lighting conditions in the Junior High Gym. Hopefully they will play in the Senior High Gym in future seasons. RIGHT ROW I: Theresa Jefferson. Marcella Campbell. Patty Lyth. Mary Jo Herman. Patty Moore. Carol Dach. April Esmond. ROW II: Coach Ray Fabian, assistant coach Miss Jacqueline Mitch. Lynn Falasco. Lynn Guerrini. Lynda Dromo. Peggy Brocious. Mary Gergly. BELOW: ROW I: Betsy Kish. Donna Dicky. Anne Odem. Terry Veres. Teresa Holloway, Ruth Anne Bastecky. ROW II: Coach Ray Fabian. Tina Clark, Valerie Campbell. Kathy Klenotich. Marcia Barr. Tabby Tabart. 86 Girls Basketball Laurel Highlands Hickory Altoona Canton McKinley Pitts. Schenley Pitts. Fifth Ave Yo. Card Mooney Aliquippa Butler Ambridge Ellwood City Beaver Falls New Castle Blackhawk Farrell Butler Ambridge Ellwood City Beaver Falls New Castle Blackhawk Farrell OPP SHS Basketball 87 The Sharon High Varsity Basketball team finished 2nd in Section 3 play with a record of 12 and 2. Coached by Mr. Alex Chrobak, the team practiced many long hours for any competition they might confront. The season’s highlight was when the Bengals overthrew the undefeated Farrell Steelers. TOP LEFT: Randy Holloway stretches for the basket to enhance Sharon’s score on the boards. TOP RIGHT Bill Mansell demonstrates his shooting ability. RIGHT: Top to Bottom: Team managers; Jim Rosati. Eugene Kouch. Gregg Clepper. Jay Baldwin. 88 Basketball TOP: Kneeling Alex Baker. Ed Cooper. Mark Sweiss. Mark Pierson. ROW II: Gary Fischer. Bill Mansell. Bob Mansell. Mike Dungan. Mark Winland. Coach Alex Chrobak. Randy Holloway. Jeff Bugher. Mat Ogden. Bruce Harold. Ed Kish. LEFT: Mr Zorek keeps tally on the Tigers. Basketball 89 KODAK TRI-X PAN 35MM FILM PHOTO SERIES BY BILL BROWN OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Bruce Harrold battles his opponent for the ball. BOTTOM: Mark Wmland attempts a shot from the outside LEFT: Randy Holloway blocks a shot. BOTTOM LEFT: Dazzling the opposition. Bill Mansell attempts a long shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Fischer takes advantage of an opening. 92 Basketball OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Gary Fischer shoots from outside while Jeff Bugher helps to keep the line open BOTTOM: Mike Dungan breaks through the hoop before the start of a game LEFT: Bill Mansell tries to overcome his guard TOP LEFT: Randy Holloway breaks through and goes up for a shot TOP RIGHT: Jeff Bugher stretches for the jump while Bruce Harrold looks on. BELOW: An exuberant crowd cheers the Tigers on. In their first year at SHS, freshman basketball players proved that with each new year comes an even more promising and talented group of ball players. In his first season as coach, Mr. John Outrakis pointed his team in the direction of becoming important assets in the future. TOP: ROW I: Dave Odem, Jim Burns. Eugene White. Steve Locknikar. Zollie Summers. Soupy Campbell ROW II: Scott Micklas. Doug Dillon. Peter Butchko. Mr. John Outrakis. John Hrabosky. Rob Griffith. Alfred Moore. Jimmy Odem RIGHT: Ken Zippay. Chris Smith. Rick Gartner. George Balluch 94 Freshman Basketball I'M NOT SRVOUS- 4H0fSMF. x mry Coached by Mr. Mike Smith, the J.V. Basketball team practiced many hours for perfection. The J.V.’s strive to improve their skills in hopes of joining the Varsity team next year. TOP: ROW I: Gregg Barnett, Wade Campbell. Frank Vicario. Dave Berdick. ROW II: Glenn Crawford, Pete Messina. Henry Ford. Blaine Strock. Mr Smith. Dennis Griffin. Eugene Matthews. Bob Squatrito. Steve Ciprich. LEFT: Mark Pierson dribbles past his opponents J.V. Basketball 95 Track Team Participates in WPIAL Qualifier The Track Team, under the coaching of Mr. Chris Houck and Mr. John Anderson, completed it’s season with a 4 - 6 record. Although it wasn’t a very promising season for the ' Houckmen”, the team did have many members that qualified for the WPIAL Qualifier. Among them were J. J. King, Jim Ecklund, and members of the 1 and 2 mile relays. A new school record was set in pole vaulting by both J. J. King and Jim Ecklund at 12 9 . ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right: Rich Moreland. Mike Gasparich. Mark Dill. Dave Rubalcava. Bob Lichvar. John Carrier. Jim Manilla. Bill Gathers. Todd Davis. Tom Wareham. Jerry Burkhardt. Rick Christina. Wade Campbell. Adrian Thompson ROW II Mike Presgay. Frank McMillan. Jim Ecklund. Bob Guerrim. Guy Giordanio, Don Colangelo. Michael Elston. Bill Jimro, Terry Anderson. Terry Conlin, Ed Balawender, Dave Kurtamch, Ken Achenbach. Gene Jazwmski, Jeff Calvin. Tom Goodwin. Mike Mihlo. John Dunch. 96 Track RSfcfDEN r Track 9? TOP LEFT Coaches; John Anderson and Chris Houck TOP RIGHT J. J King strains to gam height over an intermediate hurdle. LEFT: Jim Juberiier concentrates on throwing the discus v. I • 98 Track OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Tom Wareham. John Dunch and Guy Giordano are off and running. BOTTOM LEFT John Carrier displays how easy it is to do the intermediate hurdles. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terry Conlm prepares to throw the javlm. TOP LEFT Jim Ecklund shows grace while pole vaulting. TOP RIGHT: J J King expresses moments of insecurity while jumping over intermediate hurdles. LEFT: George Salakus shows strength while preparing the shot put. Track 99 Tigers Mercer County Champs The Tigers, with Mr. Mike Smith as coach, practiced many hours for their afternoon games. The Tigers had a good season with team members trying their best at all times to win. The 1974 Baseball season was successful with such returning lettermen as Jim Hudson. Keith Falasco. Gary Fisher, and Mike Connell. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Bill Mansell keeps a careful watch for the ball. TOP RIGHT Howard Moss coaches from the bench. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Smith watches closely to prevent mistakes. BOTTOM RIGHT Mike Connell concentrates on proper pitching ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right: David Reed. Rick Kostka. Scott Mikolas. Jim Laverty. Jim May. Jerry Bedich. Tom Baldinelli. Tony Rodgers. Dave Pollack. Jim Hudson. Keith Falasco ROW II: Steve Harkulich. Bill Thomas. Mark Persson. Howard Moss. Wade Vogan. Ed Kish. Scott Forsythe. Gary Fisher. Mike Conti. Berme Manilla. Mike Connell. Coach Mike Smith. Jim Rosati. Managers Bob Whetzel and Eugene Kouch. RIGHT Catcher. Jim Hudson gets set for the next batter S feaW 100 Baseball VC H I vW’O- Baseball 101 Tennis New Addition To Sharon High Sports As a result of overwhelming interest, a new spring sport was added to many at Sharon High. The tennis team, in its first year of existance. did as well as could be expected of any new group. Many hours of hard practice were put in at Buhl Park. Next years team promises to be a good one. ABOVE Kneeling Left to Right: James Masters. Mark Yanowitz. Tom Shemancik. ROW II: Coach. Mr Cattron. John Sakony. Bill Alsnaur. RIGHT Rob Goldstone works out during practices at Buhl Park. 102 Tennis TOP LEFT: Ricky Goldstone excells forceful movements behind his hit. TOP RIGHT: Guy Giardano leaps to return the ball. LEFT: Mark Yanowitz prepares to meet the ball. Tennis 103 ©r3anizalt0nfi Students Exhibit Skills Through Art Clubs Mr. Marks’ Creative Art Club and Mrs. Mangus’ Art Club enable students to enhance their skills in Art. Members of Mr. Marks' Art Club are given the opportunity to try their hand at different crafts and experience work done on textures ranging from copper to velvet. This year, as in past years, the students took a field trip to Kaufman s in Pittsburgh, where they saw numerous amateur artists' works. ABOVE ROW I Left to Right: Barb Elerby. Cheryl Messerall. Sue Ellen Hunter. Kitty Alward. Vickie Kuhn Cindy Lyoshir. Linda Dromo. Bill Coxen. ROW II: Janme Marosy. Nancy Applegate. Jeff Appen, Marsha Vernon. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Ann Forsythe. Nancy Jenkins. Norman Shaw. Dana Germano. Carol Voyten, Paul Goodwin. Peggy Thomas RIGHT: Mr Marks demonstrates the techniques of carving to Ken Zipay. Sue Ellen Hunter, and Janice Marosy. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: ROW I Left to Right: Kathy Ciprich. Robin Rindy. Pauline Dolata. ROW II: Ed Cooper. Diane Daffm. Joe Napierkowski. Anna Marie Oster. Howard Moss. Barb Gargano. BOTTOM LEFT Connie Gavala creates a unique pattern on the loom BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Connell examines his art project for final additions 106 Art Clubs Art Club 107 Marching Band Brings Harmony RIGHT: Stephen Delpero gives a blast for the Tigers. BELOW: ROW I: Ron Sampson. Denis Killa, Roland Askemeese. Jim Stevenson. Alan King. Gene Jaswinski. Joe Trigianni. Jerry Burkhart. Jeff Calvin. Tim Clepper. Terry Gale. Bryan Schumacher. Todd Locke. Jim Ecklund. ROW ll: Gary Hahn. Jack Smith. Tom Dills. Carl Wolfgang. Rick Grande. Kathy McCullough. Debbie King. Denise Killa. Donna Allen. Katie Mershimer. Sandy Welch. Cindy Davis. Kathy White. Debbie Bour. Debbie Rapp. Joanne Ogg. Audrey Griffith. Debbie Hajdu. Karen Brennan. Barb Musial. Susan Miller. Debbie Thompson. Jim Glass. John Dever. Norman Shaw. Tom Dills. Dean Henning. ROW III: Cindy Ference. Kitty Corbett. Debbie Bataman. Elisa Herald. Sue Cimmo. Marcha Kilbert. Sharon Gerda. Kris Winicki. Debbie Pavelick. Mary Moore. Kathy Klenotich. Mary Lynn Domila. Nancy Kraft. Mary Ference. Sandy Dyll, Mary Winters. Cindy Bois. Dianne Martell. ROW IV: Karen Burlingame. Michelle Garrison. Beth Burlingame. Patty Moore. Dorothy Holloway. Laura Cunningham. Jim Sherwood. Nancy Jenkins. Kathy Martell. Debbie Dickie. Joann Cohen. Barb Stull. Mike Barr. Amy Smigle. ROW V: Gary Barth. Gary Zoccola. Mark Yanowitz. Terri Zimmer. Gary Jurenovich. Bruce Bower. Bryan Sterling. Ken Wimecki. Bill Gathers. Joe Bukus. Gary Solomon. Roger Schaffer. Gary Kowalczyk. John Gee. Don Unger. Mike Prezgay. Dan Lavin, Tom Reed. Ron Young. Steve Delpero. Mike Gargano. Bob Morgenstern. Walter Fellner. Jeff Schaffer. Eugene Mathews 108 Marching Band Tenth Period, during the football season, brings harmony to the area around Sharon High while the band practices for its half time shows. Under the direction of Mr. Fred Boles, the band also provides pregame entertainment. Branches of Marching Band include Stage and Concert Bands and Brass Ensemble. TOP LEFT: ROW I: Gary Barth, Jim Stevenson, Gary Solomon. Denis Killa. Allan King. ROW II: Todd Locke. Jim Eckland. Debbie Rapp. Joann Ogg. Denise Killa. Debbie Bour. Cathy Martell. ROW III: Tom Reed. John Gee. Gary Juren-ovich. Rick Grande. Michael Barr. Roger Schaffer. Karen Brennan. ROW IV: Kathy McCullough. Karin Burlingame. Donna Allen. Ronald Young. Terry Gale. Carl Wolfgang ABOVE: Karen Seybert ends her routine during a half time show. LEFT: Afternoon practices pay off with perfection during band performances. Marching Band 109 Majorettes Essential To Halftime Shows Head majorette Karen Seybert and featured twirlers Denise Rublacava and Patty Hassell set examples for the other majorettes. All majorettes are an essential part to halftime shows and skillfully perform their talents for many to see. RIGHT: ROW I: Left to Right: Joan Walsh. Sue Vanetti. Karen Schmidt. Janis Hitchik. Barb Poppleton. ROW II: Debbie Cornelius. Nadine Vellente. Kathy Joyce. Lynn Dyll BOTTOM LEFT Tiger mascot Lynn Cousins. BOTTOM RIGHT: Clockwise: Patty Hassell. Denise Rubalcava. John Tishov. J. J. King. Karen Seybert. 110 Majorettes Concert Band Prepares for Spring Concert Directed by Mr. Fred Boles, Concert Band practices each day 10th period to prepare for their annual spring concert. Composed of members from the Marching Band and Stage Band, they contribute greatly to the functions of the music department. ABOVE ROW I Left to Right: Sandy Welch. Mary Lynn Domila. Nancy Jenkins. Debbie Ha jdu. Kathleen White. Debbie Rapp. Joanne Cohen. ROW II: Nick Bart. Debbie Batanian. Kitty Corbett. Cindy Ference. Gary Solomon. ROW III: Mary Winters. Kathy McCullough. Bob Morgenstern. Sharon Gerda. Denise Killa, Karen Brennan. Ken Winiecki. Debbie Bour. Dorthy Holloway. Patti More. Mary Ference. Sandy Dyll. ROW IV Debbie Thompson. Eleesa Harrell. Barb Musial. Debbie King. Mary Moore. John Fabian. Ray Merchant. Nancy Dobroz-dravic. Cindy Hudson, Bruce Bour. Don Unger ROW V Rolan Askerneese. Jeff Calvin. Alan King, Jerry Burkhardt. Joe Triggiani. Tim Clepper. Gloria Dmochowiski. Debbie Dickey. BELOW ROW I. Left to Right: Debbie Pavlick. Audrey Griffin. Michele Garrison. Sue Cimino. Barb Stull. Cheryl Holmes. Karen Burlingame. ROW II Todd Locke. Kati Mershimer. Carl Wolfgang. Jim Ecklund. Norman Shaw. Jim Sherwood. Dan Lavin. Kathy Klenotich. ROW III: Tom Dills. John Dever. Brian Sterling. Laura Cunningham. Walter Felner. Mark Yanowitz. Sue Miller, Dom Delpapa. Terry Gale. ROW IV: Debbie Dickey. Jeff Shaffer. Brian Sterling. Mark Williamson. Brian Schumacker. Ron Sampson. Roger Shaffer. Mike Gargano. Mike Prezgay. Joe Bukus. ROW V: Cathy Martell. Jim Glass. Steve Delparo. Tom Dyll. Bruce Bowi. Beth Burlingame. Sue Merchant. Gary Kowalc-zyk Concert Band 111 Freshman Band Practices for Perfection The 9th grade band along with the stage band display their talents after many hours of practice. With Mr. Fred Boles conducting and advising them, these students learn to develop their skills and later, in the case of 9th grade band, hopefully become a part of the Marching Band. These individuals devote themselves to playing their instruments and displaying their skills at the annual spring concert and during athletic functions. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Stage Band: ROW I: Left to Right: Terry Gale. Cathy Martell, Kathy Klenetich. Sandi Welch. Sue Miller. Kati Mershimer. Dominic Delpapa. ROW II: Norman Shaw. NicK Bart. Dan Lavin. Joe Perna. Tom Dills. Todd Locke. Joe Bukus. Don Unger. Mark Yanowitz. BOTTOM: ROW I: Left to Right: Joe Perna. Mike Dever. Mike Kilbert. Peter Klien. Frank Safin. ROW II: Larry Donofrio. Larry Peidle. Scott Morgen. Rick Taylor. Monica Kilbert. ROW III: Dave Garon. Danny Brennen. Mike Petro. Kevin Rimko. Richard Bigler. Denis Tishov. Chris Smith. RIGHT: Denis Killa gives his undivided attention during a practice session. BELOW ROW I: Left to Right: Gretchen Vanice. Tammy Cutler. Tina Grande. Sally Holt. Mary Jo Herman. Bridget Biro ROW II: Dale Erb, Janice Hoagland. Thersea Palanti. Donna Dickey. ROW III Dee Dee Hazi. Erlene Young. Veronica Rodgers. Lynn Rupert. ROW V: Brenda Moreland. Beth Phythyion. Tony Conti. Clinton Shaw. Steve Lmamen. Lee Thorpe. 112 Stage Band and 9th Grade Band Stage Band Vital Part of Basketball Season Stage Band and 9th Grade Band 113 Bleacher Bums Prompt Spirit For Tigers The Bleacher Bums with their ever vibrant spirit, constantly help conduct crowds with arousing cheers for the mighty Tigers. Along with their advisor Mr. James Wildman the Bleacher Bums keep the crowds alive with spirit. RIGHT Fred Theiss and Ed D'Onofrio join in with the rest of the group to cheer the Tigers on. BOTTOM ROW I Matt Kroko. Terry Conlin ROW II: Chuck Snyderwme. Mark Vasconi. George Salakas. Bob Evans. Jeff Meirs. Mike Rossi. Frank Smeragha. Rick Grande. Rob Whetsel. Dan Llewellyn. Alan Acker. ROW III: Otis Bonner. Steve Delpero. Kevin Bell. Dennis Wells. John Carrier. Paul Torr. Mike Brysh. Bill Jones. Robert Morosi. Kip Wisnowski. Don Colangelo. Tom Robich. ROW IV: Mike Mihlo. Danny Miller. Scott Forsythe. Ross Bianco. Tucker Baldenelli. Mike Kroko. Dave Warham. Jule Giglio. Joey Zackar. Tony Rogers 114 Bleacher Bums Chess Sharpens Minds of Students Under the advisement of Mr. John Hull, many students enjoy a very con-centrative game, chess. These students put to work their abilities and interests and in the process, sharpen their minds. This activity is both helpful and interesting to many students. ABOVE: Left to Right: Mr Hull. Mac McCrumb. John Sakony. John Dunch. James Masters. Daryl Bridges. Frank Spadafora. Dale Erb. Tony Grasso. Steve Brown. LEFT: Steve Brown concentrates on making his next move. Chess Club 115 The spirited and vibrant cheerleaders render their support to all sports at Sharon High. Their clear, encouraging cheers arouse crowd support letting the team know we're behind them all the way. The cheerleaders reassure each and every team whether they win or lose. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Varsity cheerleaders. ROW I: Left to Right: Marcia Barr. Karen Anzenberger. Theresa Holloway ROW II: Robyn Gladys. Janet Rambeck. Anne Willson. ROW III: Karen Tennant. Vicki Sirb. Jean Looney. BOTTOM: Jr Varsity cheerleaders ROW I: Left to Right: Tina Lindway. Tracey Routman. Doreen Peagler, Susie Ogg ROW II: Mary Margaret Jones. Linda Bacon. Patty Lang ROW III: Sandi Carley. TOP LEFT: Janet Rambeck roars out a Tiger cheer to reveal enthusiastic support. TOP RIGHT: During a time out in action. Sharon cheerleaders support the team. LEFT: Anne Willson cheers with excitement as the Tiger team scored 2 points. Cheerleaders 117 RIGHT Barb Stull and Patty Moore harmonize during Choir practice. BOTTOM: ROW I: Left to Right: Joyce Johnson. Robyn Leyshon. Kathy Klenotich. Kathy Grimm. Lisa Horn. Debbie Cornelius. Laura Perrell. Pam Baun. Lynn Stewart. ROW II Dona Olsen. Cathy Martell. Jenny Foster. Debbie McSherry. Kathy Nemetz. Jane O'Donnell. Susan Foster. Janet Kostka. Mary Beth Sed. Faith Whalen ROW III: Tina Alcaro. Gerlyn Olesky. Carol Forsythe. Beth Moyer. Kathy Kocott. Terry Piazza. Peggy Thomas. Mary Ann Rombold. Marcia Kilbert. Lou Allum ROW IV: Guy Giardano. Rick Kostka. Matt Kroko. Mac McCrumb. Norman Shaw. Scott Harrison. Tim Guscar. Alan Acker, Jim Hudson. Larry Woodall. Greg Pysh. Bob McFarland ROW V: Steve Webber. Blain Strock. Bob Sass. Ken Achen-bach. Lloyd White. Tom Webber. Chuck Benson. Jerry Mausser. Dan Miller. John Fabian. Bob Whetzel. Joe Biro 118 Concert Choir Concert Choir Expresses Music Spirit The Concert Choir of 1973-74. under the direction of Mr. William Blough. learned much about vocalizing music. In preparation for their annual Christmas and Spring concerts the choir practiced very hard every day. Innovations within the choir included trips to various schools and community affairs. LEFT Concert Choir accompanists. Peggy Brown and Pamela Reese BOTTOM: ROW I: Lett to Right Kathy McCullough. Diana Mayerchek. Patty Mayerchek. Michaeleen Whalen. Carol Fragle. Sue Cimino. Janet Wellendorf. Jackie Kennedy ROW II Diane Dyll. Cindy Alderman. Sue Averback. Diane Kennedy. Rosemary Coyne. Daiva Borrill. Vickie Fore. ROW III: Lizette Olsen. Roberta Maurey. Dorthea Fox. Janet Rambeck. Vivian Allison. Barb Voyten. Patty Moore. Barb Stull. ROW IV: Terry Gale. Gary Hruska. Gregg Clepper. Rotter Green. Bill Alsnaur. Mark Rockwell. Larry Dickson. Jeff Foltz. Dennis Brandt ROW V: Jim Stevenson. Jeff Mauser. Mike Kroko. Norman Taylor. Mark Genovesi. Chuck Struchen. Bruce Testam. Mike Coyne. Mike Dungan Freshman Choir Prepares For Concert Choir Under the direction of Mr. William Blough, the Freshman Choir, now in its fifth year, provides opportunities for young vocalists to build a strong voice background. Only being freshmen, each one of these members are permitted to audition for Concert Choir so that they can keep their interest in music alive. ABOVE ROW I: Left to Right: Carol Routman. Angie Robinson. Tammy Locke. Carol Cortlos. Cheryl Woodside. Debbie Slader. Diane Donnelly. Becky Bateman. Lois Chiodo. Monica Kilbert. Pat Gross ROW II: Tina Grande. Pam Harsh. Lynda Longmaker. Jane Williams. Ruth Shelby. Bridget Biro. Elaine Reidman. Ann Averback. Carol Merchant. Robin Beck. Dana Jurenovich. Kathy Rogers. ROW III: Sue Zickar, Laurie Griffin. Leslie Ulrich. Beth Read. Holly Lucas. Carol Tomko Barb Phetteplace. Lisa Wells. Mary Nagy. Lynn Guerrim. Meredith Carme. ROW IV: Ken Zipay. Dave O'Donnell. Tom Johnson. Curt Douglas. Ken Trontel. Daryl Bridges. Charles Moss. RIGHT: Freshmen choir members concentrate on following their conductor. 120 Freshman Choir FBLA Prepares For Business World Student’s who are interested in vocations as secretaries, accountants, clerk typists, or any clerical job are able to show this through FBLA. Future Business Leaders of America learn to run all types of office equipment and at the same time helps them improve what they already know. The club's advisors, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. McClure, do all they can to help interested students succeed. TOP LEFT. ROW I: Jams Hitchic. Chris Schnur. Judy Reed. Sharon Alison. TOP RIGHT: Joyce Racketa prepares a ditto master LEFT: Top to Bottom: ROW I: Mrs. McClure. Mrs. Johnson. ROW II: Karen Hetmanski. Cheryl Holmes. Jan Kerr. Joyce Racketa. Penny Grear, Carla Dancheck. Lori Davis. Carol Sass ROW III: Leann Cione. Patty Aldrich. Donna Young. Monica Marku. Linda Moss. Dorian Gulentz. Karin Tenant FBLA 121 Future Homemakers Better Domestic Abilities Future Homemakers is one of the most fulfilling clubs in Sharon High. These students learn how to better their domestic abilities and enjoy themselves at the same time. Future Homemakers is a very worthwhile organization. ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right: Miss Duritsa. advisor. Laura Baker. Violet Tighe. Connie Jones. Annette Infante. Theresa Presley. Kim Hoyson. Judy Porterfield. Betty Tarcy. Sue Wiles. Dibbie Cornelius. ROW II: Jams Baker, Cindy Bombeck. Kathy McCullough. Karen Osborne. Lynn Cousins. ROW III: Laura Henning. Laura Hug. Debbie Longwell. Karen Graboski RIGHT: Diane Miller waits to add last minute ingredients as Diane Kaiser mixes it. 122 Future Homemakers Future Nurses Gain Knowledge in Medicine Each one of us have at one time or another visited the nurses office but we seldom notice the students who work there. These girls give of their time hoping to gain knowledge in the field of nursing. Future Nurses is an organization for students interested in Nursing and related fields. Volunteer work during school hours is not the only club activity. Besides regular meetings they have outside speakers and go on field trips to various places. Future Nurses helps students pursue future plans in Medicine. LEFT: ROW I Left to Right: Deana Fairchild. Theresa Presley ROW II: Lynn Fairchild. Kim Hoyson. Becky Donnelly BELOW: ROW I: Left to Right: Deidra Edwards. Michaeleen Whalen. Paulette Vame. Becky Zuckas. Cindy Ference. ROW II: Karen Irwin. Mary Winters. Jane Williams. Debbie Paulick. Becky Donnelly. Deana Fairchild. ROW III: Mrs. Josephine Banas. advisor. Sue Wiles. Connie Jones. Theresa Presley. Kim Hoyson. Judy Porterfield. Lynn Fairchild. Denise Ross. Future Nurses 123 Future Teachers Explore World Of Education Although you might not believe it, there are students at Sharon High very much interested in the world of teaching and it is for this reason Future Teachers was formed. Participating students not only attend regular meetings but volunteer their time to help out at the various grade schools and tutor students who seek help here at the high school. Besides receiving on the job training, members of Future Teachers also have a chance to witness aspects of teaching that we seldom see. ABOVE ROW I: Left to Right: Terri Stewart. Marianne Kleja. Janet Cornelius. Debbie Cornelius. Barb Voyten ROW II: Rachel Law. Mary Ellen O'Mahoney. Carol Voyten. Lynn Stewart ROW III: Mr. Mershimer, Janis Baker. Laura Baker. Cheryl Pope. Jackie Kennedy. Diane Dyll. LEFT. Marianne Kleja tutors Frank Paoletta in Algebra II. 124 Future Teachers Pep Club Helps Make Games Fun And Exciting RIGHT: ROW I: Laura Baker. Janis Baker. Wanda Templeton. Mary Gergly. Laurie Balko. Mary Lou Masters. Carol Schosser ROW II: Diedra Edwards. Linda Moss. Beverly Wheeler. Cecilia Antus. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Scarlet Cessna. Cindy Caszatte. Edith Kovach. ROW III: Bonnie Simpson. Kathy Connelly. Mary Beth Wilds. Kathy Pope. Betty Tarcy. Shelia King. Sue Elston. Cheryl Holmes. Pam Harsh. ROW IV: Jean Bewley. Vickie D'Santis. Jenny Foster. Debbie Groboski. Mary Gutherie. Paula DeClaudio. Colleen Palmer. Diane Daffin. ROW V: Cindy Grimm. Rose Connelly. Debbie Grossman. Janie Keaton. Gina Spadafora. Patty Gergly. Pam Balluch. Peggy Brocious. Donna Brooks. Robin Leyshon. Kathy Ferrance. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Kaiser screetches with surprise at going away presents. BELOW RIGHT: Officers: ROW I: Left to Right: Scarlet Cessna. Bev Wheeler. Mrs. Kaiser. ROW II: Cheryl Holmes. Kathy Connelly. Debbie Grossman. School Newspaper Necessity At Sharon High With tireless effort, the Gazette staff continues to report the news as it happens at Sharon High. Through the help of its advisor, Bruce Kaiser, the staff has initiated many new features this year including Darbo. Mystery Teacher, vocabulary, and many more. Each staff member believes in participation of the student body and welcomes comments or entries at any time. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Dawn Cromartie. editor, checks over her plans for the next issue BOTTOM: Jim Jubelirer concentrates on making a headline. RIGHT: Pam Stabile works diligently at the light table BELOW: SITTING Left to Right: Dawn Cromartie. Theresa Holloway. Anne Stanton. ROW II: Eileen Rupert. Bob Evans. Carl Wolfgang. Joyce Ryan. Pam Stabile. Rachel Law. 126 Gazette Keglers Improves Student’s Bowling Skills For anyone interested in bowling as a recreational pastime, Keglers is an organization which has gained great popularity and recognition. The club helps students to learn how to cooperate with others and at the same time helps them improve their skills under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Donald Saxe. Keglers meet at Thorton Hall every Thursday to strive to become high in team ratings. ABOVE: Seated: ROW I: Scott Harrison. Janis Hitchic. Barb Poppleton. Sue Goldstone, Mindy Warner. Michele Suka. Robin Lyshon. ROW II: Jim Glass. Bobbie Maury. Cindy Grimm. Laura Cunningham. Barb Stull. Gary Jurenovich, Tom Reed. Sue Miller. Rick Grande. Scott Niehaus, Julie Dolan. Jill Harrison, Sharon Gerda. Anne Hillegas. Jim Stevenson. Laurie Balko. Pam Reese. Lynn Stewart. ROW III: Brian Sterling. Ken Fiegert. Frank Smeraigia. Dian Cameron. Mike Murphy. Ed McQuilken, Steve Delparo, Sandi Welch. Barb Stinedurf. Bob Hazi. Wayne Sederland. Joel Giglio. Gary Hahn. Janis Baker. Cindy Bombeck, Laura Baker. Bridgette Flower. Francine Palmer. Sue Cimmo, Gertrude Haines ROW IV: Dan Lavin. Bill Thomas. John Kepko. RIGHT: Sharon Gerda and Jim Stevenson tally final scores while Laurie Balko looks on. 128 Keglers LEFT: Barb Poppleton concentrates on perfecting her bowling form. BOTTOM: Robyn Leyshon watches closely to see if her tally of pins knocked over are the same as the board. Keglers 129 Hi Y Sponsors Annual Homecoming Dance Hi Y is an organization where the males of the school can prove their many abilities. Along with their advisor, Mr. Canter, and president Scott Niehuas, Hi Y once again sponsored their annual Homecoming Dance. Hi Y is an active service organization. RIGHT: ROW I: Left to Right: Frank Smeraglia. Paul Gigho. Mr Robert Canter. ROW II: Dan Lavm. Larry Woodall. Jim Ecklund. Scott Niehauss. ROW III: John Kepko. Mike Yoest. Dan Miller. Dave Madura. ROW IV: Joel Giglio. Jim Lumpp. Joe Giglio and Mr. Canter discuss future plans. 130 Hi Y Key Club Responsible For Many School Functions The Sharon High Key Club, with Mr. James Wildman as advisor, sponsored the Christmas Dance this year as usual. The dance was held at Oak Tree Country Club. Besides the annual Christmas Dance, Key Club is responsible for ushering at various school functions and outside school signs. LEFT Left to Right: Matt Kroko. Vice-President; Jeff Foltz. Treasurer; Mr Wildman. Advisor. Dan Sirb. President BELOW: ROW I: Left to Right: Alan Acker. Mike Korko. Terry Colin. Dan Sirb. Keith Wallace. ROW II: Randy Holloway. Mark Yanowitz. Jeff Spaulding. Tony Rodgers. Ed D'Onofno. Tom Robich ROW III: Mr. James Wildman. advisor; Ed Kish. Bob Mansell. Ken Griffith. Dennis Kowalchyk. Fred Theiss. Bob Wiley. Mark Winland. Gary Revale. Tony Bilunka. ROW IV: Ray Merchant. Joe Zackar. Matt Kroko. Ross Bianco ROW V: Jeff Bugher. Keith Tomko. George Salakas. Keith Zackar ROW VI: Jeff Meier. Mike Coyne. Scott Foresythe. Mark Vascom. Bill Jones. Spanish Students Go To Spain Under the supervision of Mrs. Thomas, the Spanish club members learn how to better their language abilities through outside activities. Many of these student, through Mrs. Thomas’ help find it possible to make it to Spain or Mexico. These students raise funds for their activities through bake sales and other money making schemes. ABOVE Left to Right: SITTING: Patty Gergly. Tabby Taggart. Brenda Grove. Monica Gulla Tammy Cutler. Cindy White. Denise Rubalcava. ROW I: STANDING Angela Robinson. Veronica Hull. Tom Reed. Mrs. Thomas. Gloria Zedackar. Tina White. Scarlet Cessna. Frank Fragel ROW ll Theresa Jefferson. Beggie Grossman. Mary. RIGHT: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Denise Rubalcava. Gina Spadafora. Tom Reed. Tina White. 132 Spanish Club ABOVE NATIONAL SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: ROW I: Left to Right: Teresa Holloway. Nick Bart. Gloria Dmochowski. Denise Rubalcava. Mary Margaret Jones. Audrey Griffin. Linda Bacon. Colleen McCullough. Tina White. Barb Voyten. Monica Gula ROW II: Monica Mar-cu. Lizette Olsen. Tom Reed. Tracy Routman. Dorian Olsen. Cheryl Pope. Frank Fragle. Mrs. Thomas. Greg Cessna. Roger Shaffer. Robyn Rindy. Janet Rambeck. Barb Gargano. Anne Willson LEFT: National Spanish Honor Society Officers: Barb Voyten. Dawn Cromartie. Tina White. Monica Gula Spanish Club 133 French Club Plans Quebec Trip With advisor Mr. Brakeman, the French Club students put to work their language abilities in and out of class. Members of the club hold bake sales and other various functions to raise money for their activities. Plans for a trip to Quebec were made for August. ABOVE ROW I Left to Right: Sue Goldstone. Scott Hilyman. ROW II: Anne Averback. Mindy Werner. Monica Marcu. Janet Kostka. Jenny Butcho. John Sakony ROW III: Lorraine Beech. Lisa Sabmo. Virginia Kerins. Mike Kilbert. Debbie Slater. Mike Barr. Doug Poskevich. ROW IV: Anne Hillegas. Lou Allum. Julie Dolan. Carol Routman. Renee Rindy. Sandi Welch. Carol Tomko. Diane Donnelly. Pam Reese. Deanna Fairchild. Ruth Bastecky. Tom Robich. Bob Morgenstern. Mr Brakeman. 134 French Club Ethnic Dinners Part of German Club Besides participating in the usual club activities, such as bake sales and car washes. German Club members also have ethnic dinners with authentic foods. These students also check coats at various functions. ABOVE ROW I: Left to Right: Amy Smigle. Janie O'Donnell. Beth Messina. Mary Ann Rombold. Donna Phillips. ROW II: Miss Snyder. Kathy Collier. Michele Garrison. Lorraine Dyll. Barb Stinedurf. Debbie Pavlick. Carol Cairns. ROW III: Frank Safin. Ed Kish. Mark Wmland. Dave Rubalcava, Mark Yankowitz. LEFT: Miss Snyder, advisor, discusses plans with Carol Cairns. German Club president German Club 135 Student Council Airs Views Of Student Body Representing the whole student body of Sharon High, the Student Council, led by president, Bob Evans perseveres for students rights. Each council member is voted in by their homeroom members to represent their views at their Monday night meetings. Under Mr. Busch’s supervision, the Student Council supported charities, provided a valid sounding board for student's opinions and sponsored class elections. ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right: Sue Zickar. Linda LoScalzo. Barb Voyten. Janice Hickik, Scott Harrison. Jim Jubelirer. ROW II: Lori Messina. Betty Tarcy. Debbie Hjadu. Anne Stanton, Bridget Piazza. Lorraine DOnofrio, Dan Rivetti, Tina Lindway. Vickie Fore. Carol Cortlos. ROW III: Lynn Fairchild. Bob Sass, Mark Vasconi, Roland Askerneese. Monica Mittal. Mary Frank, John Kjos. Shelia King. Diane Daffm. ROW IV: Dawn Cromartie. Amy Smigle. Jane Carine. Lisa Sabino. Tucker Baldinelli. John Dunlevy. Bill Newby. Mike Cvanch. Ron Uretta. Vanessa Otey. Shelia King. Pat Rupert. Ruth Shelby. Diane Daf-fin RIGHT: Club Officers: Theresa Holloway. Linda Marley. Alan Acker. Bob Evans. Kathy Kocott. 136 Student Council Library Assistants Devote Spare Time Many students enjoy devoting their spare time to work in the library. These assistants give up free time after school and also their study halls during school to learn how to sign out books, accept passes and return books to the shelves saving much valuable time for the librarians. LEFT: Jean Bewley takes time to place returned books back on their proper shelves. BOTTOM: Left to Right ROW I: Pam Balluch. Eileen Rupert. Brenda Ragster, Lou Messina. Robyn Leyshon. Colleen Palmer ROW II: Cindy Schaller. Vivian Allison. Virgie Allshouse. Jean Bewley. Johanna DeSantis. Library 137 Students Helpful With Instructional Materials Instructional Materials, with Mr. Busch as director, continually aid classes by supplying various equipment. This department makes available projectors, record players, and tape recorders to make classes more interesting. Students are vital in this department for the benefit of teachers as well as students. ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right: Keith Dieferderfer, Joe Braymer, Bob Whetzel, Randy Bowser ROW II: Cindy Davis. Debbie Rapp. Cindy Wiley. Terry Stewart. Betsy Hetrick. Tina Lindway. Sue Aver-back. Debbie Small, Mary Margaret Jones. Patty Dallacroce. Anne Averback. Don Colangelo, Jerry Lucas ROW III Mary Ellen Nigro, Mac McCrumb. Jim Gilicio. John Kjos. RIGHT: Bob Whetzel organizes instructional material films. 138 Instructional Materials LEFT Don Colangelo demonstrates a copying machine to Debra Small. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Busch researches an item for his secretary Mrs. Conlon BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Diefenderfer straightens an edge on the paper cutter. Instructional Materials 139 Drama Tactics Put to Work in Masque and Mike Masque and Mike headed by Mr. Robert Rosati, is a very worthwhile activity in Sharon High. To support annual trips to New York City to attend various plays the members sell tickets to various drama activities. Students also pick up many drama pointers. ABOVE: ROW I Anita Manilla. Kathy Kocott. Bob Whetzei. Joan Walsh. Bob Sass. Kathy White. Bob Wmland. Jim Lumpp. Jim Sherwood ROW II: Jim Stevenson. Jo Anne Ogg. Linda LlScalzo. Janet Cornellius. Joyce Ryan. Gregg Clepper. Gretchen Horn. Tom Reed. Megan Murphy. Julie Donlin. ROW III: Wayne Sederland. Scott Nehouse. Laura Kosheba. Jone O'Donnell. Cecelia Antis. Cindy Davis. Rob McBerny. Scarlet Cessna. Ruth Ann Bosteky. ROW IV: Joel Giglio. Mary Ann Rumbold. Diane Dyll, Loraine D'Onofrio. Bonnie Bilmgly, Gretchen Horn. Tina White. Dan Lavin. Sharon Gerda. ROW V: Eugene Matthews. Tom Dyll. Lisa Bettach. Tracy Routman. Ann Stanton. Michelle Suka. John Corbett. Bridget Piazza. Terri Chandler. Jill Harrison. D G Fox. Kathy Klenotich. ROW IV: Ruth Shelby. Brenda Wagner. Carol Tomko. Pam Stabile. Doria Olson. Elane Readman. Jo Anne Cohon. Tammy Locke. Carol Routman ROW VII: Lois Chiodo. Nancy Ross. Becky Bateman. Sue Zickar. Diane Donneley. Tommy Cutler. Marcha Vernan. Holly Lucas. Sue Ellen Hunter RIGHT: Jim Lumpp. John Corbett. Larry Woodall, and Morns Cheer take part in the Masque and Mike production Arsnec and Old Lace 140 Masque and Mike Technicians Vital to Morning Announcements ‘The Best to You Each Morning.’1 That’s the morning announcement crew’s slogan and that's what they bring. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Rosati various students scrape together important announcements, sports and other odds and ends to bring us an enjoyable program every morning. Behind these students there are backup technicians, and others, who are very vital to the morning program. LEFT: ROW l: Left to Right: Guy Giardano. Scott Harrison. Sue Zickar. Gina Spadafore. ROW II: Bob Wmland. Gretchen Horn. Mac McCrumb. Jim Lumpp. Bob Morey. ROW III Becky Donelly, Debbie Rapp. Allison Brown. ROW IV: Gregg Clepper. Barb Stull. Tracy Routman. Bob Morgenstern. Joyce Ryan Honor Societies Restore Student’s Confidence Junior and Senior students who participate in Mirror. Gazette. Spectrum. and Notes are eligible to become members of Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll is an organization that recognizes outstanding abilities done on the different staffs and based on time, quality, and quantity. National Honor Society, also for Junior and Senior students, recognizes outstanding academic achievements. Students are placed on these staffs by teacher recommendations, leadership abilities and scholarship. ABOVE ROW I Left to Right: Cathy Martell. Pam Davis. Kathy Warrick. Charlotte Portaro. Cindy Wiley. Mary Ellen Nigro. Sue Ference. ROW II: Karen Burlingame. Robin Rindy. Donna Young. Anna Marie Oster. Cathy Ciprich. Sue Vanetti. Eileen Rupert. Anne Wilson. Carol Fragle. ROW III Michele Garrison. Dawn Cromarti. Teresa Holloway. Ed Cooper. Mike Barr. Bill Alsnaur. Bob Evans. Joyce Ryan. Carl Wolfgang, Monica Mittal. Bob Freund. Gene Kern. Darlene Palanti. RIGHT: Todd Locke. Anne Willson. Anna Marie Oster. Jim Lumpp. Susan Vanetti. Robin Rindy. Charlotte Portaro. Monica Marcu. Laura Kosheba. Marcia Barr. Ann Forsythe. Cathy Martell ROW II: Mary Yuhoss. Linda Marley. Donna Young. Jackie Kennedy. Cathy Ciprich. Carl Wolfgang. Linda LoScalzo. Kathy Kocott. Bob Malgieri. Barb Gargano. Paul Goodwin. Gloria Dmochowski. Dawn Cromarti. Joyce Johnson. 142 Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society Spectrum Informs Community Of School Activities In existance for its second year, Spectrum, under Editor Robyn Rindy and Assistant Editor Karin Burlingame did a good job of letting surrounding communities know what was happening in Sharon High. Advised by Miss Agnes O'Masta the Members of Spectrum learned how to put out and edit a newspaper. ABOVE: Left to Right: Bill Alsnaur. Laura Henning. Robyn Rindy. Mike Barr. Janice Hichik. Donna Young. Larua Hug. Michele Garrison RIGHT: Laura Henning works hard to complete her typing assignment. Music Fundamentals Are Learned In Orchestra The Sharon High Orchestra, under the conduction of Mr. Arthur Reichenfeld. learns many fundamentals and how to express their emotions through music. The Orchestra practices a half hour Tuesday through Friday which enables them to put on enjoyable, pleasing concerts throughout the year. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: During a rehearsal for the Christmas Concert. Debbie Rapp practices for her performance to the music of Pavanne. BOTTOM: FIRST VIOLINS: Concertmistress. Kathy Kocott. Kathy Marten. Ron Young. Darlene Palanti. Kathy Warrick. Joe Biro. Sue Zichar. Ihor Krawec SECOND VIOLINS: Jean Bewley. Beth Messina. Sandy Dyll. Steve Brown. Mary Jane Larmon. Elaine Reid-man. Marcia Vernon. Scott Williams. FIRST FLUTES: Debbie Rapp. Michelle Garrison. Betsy Hetrick, Nancy Jenkins. SECOND FLUTES: Debbie Hajdu. Joann Cohen. Gretchen Van Nice. Sally Holt. Tammy Cutler. Tina Grande PERCUSSION: Tim Clepper. Jeff Clavin. Roland Askerneese. Dennis Killa. Gloria Dmochowski. LEFT: Lisa Horn concentrates steadily on hitting the right notes BELOW: CELLOS: Patty Dallacrose. Cindy Hudson. Tammy Locke. Monica Kilbert. Marcia Horkey VIOLA Rachel Law OBOES Barb Stull. Sue Cimino. CLARINETS: Nick Bart. Rick Grande. Karen Brennan. Debbie Bataman. Teresa Palanti. FRENCH HORNS: Debbie Bour. Gary Soloman. TROMBONES: Todd Locke. Bob Malgieri. Tom Reed. Katy Mershimer. John Dever. Tom Dills TRUMPETS Terry Gale. Gary Jurenovich. Mark Yanowitz. Dominic Delpapa. Ron Sampson. BASSES: Steve Linamen. Leslie Ulrich. Lisa Horn. Orchestra 145 Rocket And Radio Explore The World Of Machines 3, 2. 1...........all joking aside, Rocket and Radio Club is beneficial not only in affording practical experience in radio repair but also knowledge in numerous related scientific areas. In other words, the members of this organization prove that learning can be fun. Besides tearing down rockets and radios and putting them back together, hopefully learning their mechanics in the process, students also develop their knowledge of other machines. RIGHT Dan Karmg and Robin Sherwood assemble a rocket BELOW: ROW I: Left to Right: Don Gereb. Robin Sherwood. Chuck McNulty. ROW II Jim Walters. David Peters. Bob Ardvim. Gene Horning. Richard Lary. Robert Marosy 146 Rocket and Radio Sports Ushers Display Pleasant Personalities A vital, but sometimes unrecognized part of clubs and organizations is the Sports Ushers. They offer directions concerning seating and any other bits of information that might be helpful to people attending school functions. ABOVE: ROW I: Jackie Kennedy. Vickie Fore. Bonnie Greene. Pat Chaney. ROW II: Brenda Ragster. Jay Ethridge. Kim Lampkins. LEFT: Joyce Johnson. Advisor. Mr. Canter, and Dawn Cromarti. Sports Ushers 147 Greenhouse Gang New Addition To Sharon High New to Sharon High this year is the Greenhouse Gang whose members care for the inhabitants of the Greenhouse. Besides watering and weeding various plants they regulate sunlight and minerals to allow the best possible growing conditions. ABOVE: Clockwise Tim Guscar. Faith Whalen, Peter Butchko. Mr Zipay. Linda LoScalzo. Mr. Mershimer. Leslie Lenzi. Monica Mittal. RIGHT: Linda LoScalzo and Monica Mittal water plants while Tim Guscar looks on. 148 Greenhouse Gang Business Education Department Adds “Co-Op” A new program, Cooperative Work Experience Program, was added to the Business Department this year. This organization allows for senior girls to go out of school for a half day and gain experience on the job. ABOVE: ROW I: Left to Right Lianne Cione. Joyce Racketa. Sharon Allison. Denise Killa ROW II: Rozanne Martin. Chris Schnur. Amy Kretser. Barb Groboski. Debbie Hassan. Janice Hichik. Connie Jones. Ann Jazwinski. Lorraine Szabo. Judy Reed. LEFT Mrs. Swartz discusses proper transcription skills with Denise Killa. Cooperative Work Experience Program 149 Tri-Hi-Y Participates In Community Affairs With the males expressing themselves through Hi-Y, the females of Sharon High are equal in being able to show their abilities through Tri-Hi-Y. Along with their advisor, Mrs. Maselli, these girls decorated the school Christmas Tree, and sponsored the annual ingathering. Students involved in Tri-Hi-Y aid not only their school but also their community. RIGHT: Mrs. Maselli takes time out to gather her wits before a game. BELOW: ROW I: Mary Margaret Jones. Bonnie Bateman. Maria Men-surati. Bonnie Dunn. Becky Zukas. Pam Davis. Bonnie Billengsly. Cindy Miller. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Cindy Wiley. Gloria Zedaker. Debbie Weiss. ROW II: Alison Brown. Chris Schnur. Getrude Haines. Debbie Longwell. Laura Hug. Laura Henning. Rita Fodor. Doria Gulentz. Patty Mayerchals. Diana Kennedy. ROW III: Karen Anzenberger. Jean Luney. Tina White. Meggan Murphy. Kathy Kocott. Sue Elrich. Debbie Bower. Cecila Antus. Darlene Pasco. Barb Groboski. Karin Gulentz. Debbie Cipriano. Rosemary Coyne. Margaret O'Donnell. Mary Ann Kleja. Shelia King. Laurie Davis. Sandy Carly. 150 Tri-Hi-Y LEFT Decorating the Christmas tree are Debbie Bower and Linda LoScalzo. BELOW: Heads of Tri-Hi-Y. Laura Kosheba. Lynn Lenzi. Barb Voyten, and advisor. Mrs. Maselli. BOTTOM: Enjoying the Turkey Trot are Cathy Ciprich. Bob Sass. Cindy Wiley. Scott Forsythe. Jody Milkie. Tom Anderson. Tri-Hi-Y 151 Top Physics Students Merit Recognition Students enrolled in either Physics 5 or Physics 7 are eligible for a position on the Who's Who in Physics list. Since every nine weeks the list is revised and brought up to date, everyone has an equal chance to see his or her name placed on it if they so deserve. Based on points earned through class work or extra credit. Who's Who in Physics is an incentive to the student in an age where they are few and far between. ABOVE Left to Right: ROW I: Mary Yuhoss. Richard Lary. Gloria Dmochowski, Todd Locke ROW li Mr Likovich. Catherine Martell. Robert Conlin. Marcia Barr. David Kurtamch. Lynn Fairchild. Barbara Voyten, Linda Marley. Kathleen Kocott. Michael Elston. Janet Kostka. Alison Brown. Nick Bart. Don Colangelo. RIGHT: Gary Solomon and Todd Locke demonstrate with Cryogenics to their classmates OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Gloria Dmochowski experiments with an osciloscope. TOP RIGHT: Gary Solomon mixes chemicals for Physics. BOTTOM LEFT Todd Locke experiments with liquid nitrogen BOTTM RIGHT: Terry Conlin adjusts equipment for Physics. 152 Who's Who in Physics (HlasstB Freshman Officers Prepare For Future At SHS Ann Aldrich Virgilia Allshouse Kitty Alward Lisa Anderson Jean Andes John Antus Mark Argenziano Richard Asafaylo Ann Averback Debbie Ayres Dave Bacon Jackie Bacon Laura Bair Tom Baldinelli George Balluch Debbie Bamck Becky Bateman Carrm Bator Robin Beck Cindy Bedich Annette Belton Dave Biblis Richard Bigler Bridget Biro Scott Bradian Kathy Brennanmen Danny Brennan Terry Brennan Daryl Bridges Gail Brooks Stephen Brown Rosemarie Buccino Karen Buchanan Gene Buckley Jeff Burns Tim Burns Peter Butchko Ella Byerly Bill Byler Jim Caldwell Donald Campbell Marcella Campbell Freshmen 157 Meredith Carine John Carly Kathy Carothers Lois Chiodo Bill Cipriano Dave Clark Janet Clark Ken Clark Tim Clark Lori Colt Rosemary Connelly Anthony Conti Kim Cornelius Gail Cousins William Coxson Ralph Cremonese Bryan Crim Carole Csatlos Danielle Curry Tammy Cutler Carol Dach Lonnie Dallas Darrell Damlovics Kenny Daoust Rita Davis Ted Davis Johanna DeSantis Mike Dever Bill Dias Harrietts Dias Jim Dias Donna Dickey Beverly Dickson Brett Diefenderfer Devin Diefenderfer Doug Dillon Jim Dillon Paul Dilts Mark Donaldson Larry D Onofrio Diane Donnelly John Donner 158 Freshmen Freshmen Employ Light Table Techniques Curt Douglas Linda Dromo Bill DuMars Gary Egelsky George Ehrlich Barbara Elerby Sue Elston Dale Erb Nick Evans Sherry Evans Don Fairman Alexandria Fakimos Charlotte Fitzgerald Oretta Flint Cindy Foltz Rick Fore Vickie Fore Charles Forker Freshmen 159 Freshmen Find Time To Develope Chess Skills Simon Frank Jeff Funk Debbie Gaborko Tammie Gadsly Jim Gallicchio Dave Garon Richard Gartner Tom Gavala Don Genovesi Mary Gergely Dana Germano Bertha Ghomas Bob Gianoglio Paul Giglio Robert Gillespie Karen Giroski Richard Glover Michael Golden James Goodwin Gary Gornelious Tina Grande Tony Grasso Bonnie Greene Michael Gregory 160 Freshmen Laurie Griffin Robert Griffin Doug Griffith Vivian Griffiths Patricia Gross Chris Grove Lynn Guerrim Kathy Haas Prentiss Ham Terri Hardin Pamela Harsh John Harvey Jon Hassan Tim Hassan Deidre Hazt Mary Jo Herman Janice Hoagland Ronald Hodge Catherine Hoffer Leonard Holmes Sally Holt Connie Hood Marsha Horkey Tina Hornak Lynn Howell John Hrabosky Debbie Hummell Sue Ellen Hunter John Husband Kurt Hutchison Doug lacino Angela Ischo Paul Izenas James Jackson Lamta Jackson Ernie Jewel Thomas Johnson Dana Juranovich Yolanda Justice Albert Kane Laura Krantz Janie Keaton Freshmen 161 Edna Keck Evelyn Keck Michael Kilbert Monica Kilbert Kathy Killa John Kjos Peter Klein Rochele Knight Leroy Kollock Stan Koncar Paul Kovacs Mary Kramer Mary Jane Larmon Mimi Laskosh James Laverty David Leapheimer Tony Leone Robert Leonetti Karen Lichvar Joe Likens Steve Linamen Pam Lindig Faith Llewellyn Tammy Locke Steve Locmkar Robert Logan Mike Loughry Holly Lucas Tom Lyden Donna Lyons Walter Lyons Cindy Lysohir Patti Lyth Cheryl Madura Gary Malgeri Mike Marley Janine Marosy Lynn Marstellar Peggy Martell Richard Martell James Master Frank Mausser 162 Freshmen Social Study Halls Allow Freshmen To Relax Vendel Mayer Dave McCombs Andrea McDonnell Dale McFarland Martha McKecknie Debbie McKinnon Emma Megyesi Carol Merchant Laurie Messina Cheryl Messenall Mike Messina Scott Miklos Gary Miller Rick Miller Beth Mittal Alfred Moore Paula Moore Brenda Moreland Philip Morgan Scott Morgan Debbie Morey Charles Moss Susan Murphy Tim Murray Freshmen 163 Diligent Freshmen Work Hard During Class Denise Myers Mary Nagy Jerry Necastro Karen Nelson Richard Negrea Nora Niehaus Theresa Nigboronicz David Odem Timothy Odem Dave O'Donnell James Ondic Theresa Palanti Colleen Palmer Richard Pander Michael Peagler Larry Peidle Mary Peretic Joey Perna Kenneth Perrine Dave Peters Michael Petro Barb Phetteplace Nancy Phillips Shelia Phillips 164 Freshmen Beth Phythyon Harry Pierce Valerie Pinkins Lorraine Pisegna Chris Plummer Joe Portaro Viola Porterfield Jerry Portorfield Doug Poskevich Dan Radachy Jonathan Ragster William Rainey Michaelene Ravelli Cecelia Reardon Beth Reed Tina Reeher Elaine Reidman Kenneth Reiter Paul Reiter Kevin Rimko Renee Rmdy Angela Robinson Veronica Rodgers Kathy Rogers Joel Rosenblum Nancy Ross Carol Routman Lynn Rupert Lisa Sabino Randy Sackett Frank Safin John Sakony Linda Sallade Gary Sass Cindy Schaller Loretta Schell Genevieve Schosser Clinton Schott Debbie Sedlar Marcena Ser Rodney Sharper Ruth Shelby Freshmen 165 Gary Sigler Christopher Silvis Frank Simon Carol Simpson Michael Singleton Greg Sirb Deborah Slater Patricia Slater Christopher Smith Craig Smith Tracy Smith Robert Snyderwme Andrea Sofranko James Somerville Michael Sonoga Frank Spadafora Sharon Spohn Rich Stainbrook Stacey Stanton Donald Sterling Tom Stinedurf Iona Stratos Mike Styranec Michael Sulick Zollie Summers Randy Swogger Delmar Taylor Richard Taylor Lee Tharp Bertha Thomas Denis Tishov Dale Titus Judy Tobias Carol Tomko Tammy Tompkins Kenneth Trontel Leslie Ulrich Gretchen Van Nice Edward Vantassel Mike Varro Terri Veres Marcia Vernon 166 Freshmen Freshmen Develope Their Minds Through Studies Ernie Verrill Wade Vogan Dawna Volansky Brenda Wagner Jeff Walker Dan Wareham Karen Weirich Elizabeth Wells Harvey Wheaton Bill Wheeler Cindy White Eugene White Jim Wiesen Delores Williams Jane Williams Scott Williams Cheryl Woodside Loretta Yaffee Rich Yoest Erlene Young Edward Yount Susan Zickar Ken Zippay Michael Zvarich Freshmen 167 Laurie Abernathy Larry Addicott Tina Alcaro Cindy Alderman Vivian Allison Carol Allum Dave Amheiser Cindy Anderson Robert Anderson Mark Anzenberger Jeffry Appod Myrl Artac Bruce Averback George Baker Jay Baldwin Bill Banick Gregory Barnett Darlene Bashor Cindy Bedell Lisa Bedich James Belton Patrice Bianco Janice Bich Ron Billingsley Joseph Biro Clarence Black Diane Black Michelle Bour Jim Bowden Bruce Bower Tracie Bradian Joe Braymer Ron Brennan Karen Brooks Bill Brown Virginia Bucciarelli David Buchanan Ken Buchanan Regina Buchanan Mark Burdick Beth Burlingame Pam Burrows Sophomores 169 Students Make Use Of Excess Time Jeffrey Calvin Dan Campbell Wade Campbell Darlene Carroll Amy Carson John Cerbus Greg Cessna Terry Chandler Patricia Chaney Janis Chovan Rick Chrastma Susan Cimino Steve Ciprich Bob Clark Ernestina Clark George Clark Tim Clepper Charles Clune 170 Sophomores Dian Cameron Ken Coches Joanne Cohen Janet Colangelo Ray Cole Kathy Coller Pat Conlon John Corbett Alice Coxson Pat Coyne Brenda Cozart Glenn Crawford Laura Cunningham Jeff Dallas George Danos Gary Davis Debbie Davlick Conrad DeCapua Dominic Delpapa Darleen DeSantis Victoria DeSantis Paulette DiClaudio Gregg Diefenderfer Keith Diefenderfer Bob Dignan Tom Dill Debbie Dillon Thomas Dills Julie Dolan Pat Dolata Chris Domagalski Mary Lynn Domila Karen Donaldson Becky Donnelly Rob Dresch Jack DuMars John Dunch Helen Dunlevy Lorraine Dyll Lynne Dyll Sandra Dyll Richard Dzurinda Sophomores 171 Glennon Edwards Sally Elmore April Esmond Jay Etheridge Bill Evans John Fabian Georgia Fatimus Ken Feigert Walter Fellner Cathy Ference Mary Ference Jeffery Finkbeiner Gary Fmzel Edward Fischer Sherry Fisher Shawn Flower Henry Dexter Ford Carol Forsythe Jennie Foster Luella Foster Dorothea Fox John Franek Mary Frank George Freund Mike Funk Paula Gadola William Gagliandi Mike Gargano Michael Gasparich Mark Genovesi Patricia Gergely Sharon Gerda Steve Gibowicz Jerry Giglio Lynn Gillespie Guy Giordano Tom Golden Richard Goldstone Sue Goldstone Patty Grande Barry Grove Jacquelyn Habbyshaw 172 Sophomores Students Report On Homework Findings Rotter Green Virginia Greene Dennis Griffin Kathy Grimm Debbie Groboski Barry Grove Dan Grundy Gary Gulla Timothy Guscar Mary Guthrie Debbie Hajdu Debbie Halula Lea Harakal Steve Harkulich Jill Harrison Scott Harrison Tom Henlen Susan Hiryak Sophomores 173 Diligent Student Prepares For Drivers Education Dean Henning Bill Herald Anne Hillegas Scott Hillman Dorothy Holloway Lisa Horn Gene Horning Cindy Hoyson Edward Howell Steve Hubicz John Hudson James Jackson Ted James Gene Jazwmski Earl Jefferson Teresa Jefferson Kathy Joyce Edna Keck 174 Sophomores Terri Kahler Elaine Kendzor Marcia Kilbert Debbie King Calvin Kirsch Elizabeth Kish Kathy Klenotich Lorraine Knapp Leann Knott Teresa Koborie Karen Koerth Marilee Koss Rick Kostka Ken Kostra Gary Kowalczyk Barb Kozma Nancy Kraftt Paul Krivosh Mike Kroko Mary Kay Kudelko Vikki Kuhn Patricia Lacey Kim Lampkins Michael Lang Patti Lang Richard Lapcevich Randy Larimer Earnest Lawson Estella Lett Tina Lindway Debbie Livermore Jerry Lucas John Lucas Cindy Luce George Lumpp John Lumpp Janet Lyons Mike MacElroy Lori Miller Mary Ellen Mook Mary Moore Robbi Malgieri Sophomores 175 Alison Matika Eugene Matthews James Maule Jeffrey Mausser Patricia Mayer Diana Mayerchak Patricia McClearn Robert McClearn Brian McCloskey Marchael McCrumb Colleen McCullough Tina McDonald Shirley McFarland Paul McElhaney Tim McElhaney Robert McHugh Kathy McHugh Tina McMillan Frank McMillen Debbie McSherry Carrie Mentrek Sue Merchant Fred Mershimer Pete Messina Jeffrey Miller Joe Miller Jody Milkie Patti Moore Bob Morey Barbara Musial Larry Narad Jeff Nasser Darlene Nowaczynski Geralyn Oleskey Dorien Olsen Susie Ogg Matt Oglen Stephanie Olesko Christine Mansfield Darlene Marosy Janet Martin Kathy Mason 176 Sophomores Fundamentals Of Science Practiced Daily Maryellen O'Mahony Joe Pacifico Francme Palmer Lori Parker Dan Parquette Frank Paoletta Jody Paoletta Debbie Pavlick Laura Perell John Peretic Eric Pench David Perrme Mark Persson Tim Petal Rob Peters Dan Phillips Dave Phillips Donna Phillips Sophomores 177 Interest In Sports Found In All Age Groups Terry Phillips Bridget Piazza Marcia Pompelia Catherine Pope Dan Pope Dave Pope Joyce Porterfield Patty Porterfield Mike Prezgay James Provance Martia Putnam Gregory Pysh Mary Rader Brenda Ragster Howard Reeher Joan Resnick William Reyer Mike Robinson 178 Sophomores Pamela Robinson Mark Rockwell Tony Rogers Jim Rosati Tracy Routman David Rubalcava Tom Samoros Ron Sampson Jeff Sandy Randy Schell Ed Schenker Richard Scheuermann Carol Schosser Bryan Schumacher Ron Scott Mary Seagriff Dianne Sederland Tim See Jim Seiiga Jef Shaffer Ed Sheehan Bill Shelby Barbara Shields Bernie Sigler Tony Silvis Bonnie Simpson Amy Smigel Suzanne Smiley Norma Snyder Scott Spaulding Bob Squatrito Pamela Stabile Anne Stanton Brian Sterling Steve Sternthal Jim Stewart Bill Stiener Barbara Stinedurf Blame Strock Barbara Stull Michelle Suka Mane Sulick Sophomores 179 Sophomores Take Advantage Of Biology Charts Mark Syslo Tabby Taggart John Taylor Norman Taylor Bruce Testam Betty Thomas Margaret Thomas William Thomas Adrian Thompson Cindy Thompson Leonard Thorpe LouAnn Tobias Debt Toda Perry Toth Don Unger Cheryl Uretta Gail Vance Sandra Vance 180 Sophomores Nadine Vellente Jerry Veres Frank Vicario Kathy Vitello Carol Voyten Linda Vukavich Keith Wallace Joan Walsh Sheila Ward Janet Wellendorl Mindy Werner Brenda Wheaton Terrie Whorten Michaeleen Whalen Beth Wilcox Mary Beth Wilds Bob Wiley Doug Williamson Chris Wmiecki Bob Winland Mary Winters Toni Wlodarski Susan Yavorsky Rick Yesko Charles Yoho Dian Young Dale Zaboroskie Gary Zoccola Sophomores 181 Juniors Delve Into Future Plans Ron Achenbach Bill Alsnauer Terry Anderson Tom Anderson Karen Anzenberger Roland Askerneese Susan Averback Linda Bacon Alexander Baker Doug Baker Jeff Balchick Laurie Balko Pamela Balluch Rickie Baronett Ruth Ann Bastecky Debbie Bataman Bonnie Bateman Rick Bateman Dave Bauer Richard Bauer Pamela Baun Lorraine Beach Gerry Bedich Kenny Bee Kevin Bell Collin Bellomo George Bondarenko Rebecca Betts Jean Bewley Ross Bianco Mary Ann Bicek Julia Bieber Marcia Bieber Bonnie Billingsley Charles Blough Joan Bortner Karen Bottenfield Debbie Bowden Randy Bowser Cindy Boyes Peggy Broaous Donna Brooks Juniors 183 Interested Juniors Learn Principals Of Darkroom Betty Brown Peggy Brown Emma Brubaker Carol Buchanan Bill Buckley Joseph Bukus David Burdick Jerry Burkhardt Lana Burnett Jennifer Butchko Larry Byers Paul Byers Lori Calleja Cindy Cameron Rick Campbell Jane Carme Sandi Carly Cindy Caszatt 184 Juniors Scarlett Cessna David Chandler Arloene Chiodo Lisa Cione Debbie Cipriano Jim Clarke Lynn Clmgerman Dan Clyde Kevin Coan Kathleen Connelly Mike Conti Ronald Conti Ed Cooper Kitty Corbett Debbie Cornelious Debbie J. Cornelius Rosemary Coyne Mark Dale Patti Dallacroce Carla Danchek Sue Dancu George Danilovics Cindy Davenport Denise Davidson Cynthia Davis Lon Davis Pam Davis Tod Davis Stephen Delpero Debbie DeSantis John Dever Beverly Dias Larry Dickson Deborah Dickey Karen Dilley Nancy Dobrozdravic Pauline Dolata Mike Domagalski Lorraine D'Onofrio Bill Drabick Fred Dresch Bonnie Dunn Juniors 185 Diane Dyll Mark Dyll Deidre Edwards Judy Elliott Richard Evans Brian Fabish Deanna Fairchild Gary Farrand Dave Fenstermacher Cynthia Ference Sue Ference Dianne Finkbeiner Scott Forsythe Sylvia Foster Frank Fragle Eric From Mary Kay Fuchs Jeff Gadsby Michele Garrison Bill Gathers Bruce Getsie Joel Giglio James Glass Mary Glass Robbie Goldstone Janis Gollner Robert Golub Thomas Goodwin David Gorzo Gary Greene Stacy Griffith Cindy Grimm Lorna Grossman Brenda Grove Monica Gula Karin Gulentz Alan Haas Gary Hahn Frederick Haines Derek Hall Veronica Hall John Hanrahan 186 Juniors Junior Girls Expand Knowledge In Health Classes Joe Harakal Keith Harkless Eleesa Harrell Bruce Harrold Menlee Harsh Robert Hazi Betsy Hetrick Paul Hines Cheryl Holmes Jomphan Honel Cynthia Hudson Robert Hug Sherry Hull Shelley Jackson Bob Janosko Nancy Jenkins Janice Johnson Susan Johnston Juniors 187 Juniors Utilize Library Facilities Bill Jones Mary Margaret Jones Sandi Jones James Jubelirer Daniel Karing Janet Karing Roy Keck Steve Kendzor David Kennedy Sheila King Thomas King Edward Kish Marianne Kleja Marlene Kosiorek Eugene Kouch Edith Kovacs Dennis Kowalczyk Bob Krieger 188 Juniors Linda Krivosh Matt Kroko Kathy Kuykendall Charles Lary Lee Ann Laskosh James Laverty Dan Lavin Rachel Law Robyn Leyshon Bob Lichvar Patrick Logan Cindy Longwell Jean Looney Mike Loughry Tom Mackin Bernie Manilla Bob Mansell Dian Marten Mary Lou Masters Roberta Maury Jerry Mausser Jim May Rob McBurney Dale McClosky Mike McCormick Angie McCullough Carol McElhaney Bob McFarland Jim McKecknie Janet McKee Chuck McNulty Ed McQuilken Fred Meiss Maria Mensurati Robert Merat Raymond Merchant Katy Mershimer Beth Messina Mike Mihlo Bob Miller Cynthia Miller Daniel Miller Juniors 189 Susan Miller Monica Mittal Bev Moreland Richard Moreland Robert Morgenstern Debbie Morris Howard Moss Lynda Moss Beverly Munnal Megan Murphy Kathy Nemetz Frank Neumann Mary Ellen Nigro Dan Nunkovich Peggy O'Donnell Lizette Olsen Vanessa Otey Darlene Palanti Lou Paoletta Al Papay Gina Parenti Mary Parker Gary Paulsen Andrea Peagler John Perkins Frank Perna Barbara Perrme John Perrine Gayle Phillips Debra Pickens Robert Pinkins Barbara Poppleton Linda Portaro Gail Racketa William Rader Peter Raketich Dave Reed Maureen Reardon Terry Reeher Pamela Reese Elmer Reiter Gary Revale 190 Juniors Juniors Actively Participate In School Sports Shawnie Rice Daniel Rivetti Thomas Robich Mary Ann Rombold Sandie Rosenberg Denise Ross Denise Rubalcava Robert Sass Mark Schweiss Jim Scott Mary Beth Sed Don Sewall Beverly Shade Norman Shaw Thomas Shemancik James Sherwood Robin Sherwood Susan Siminick Juniors 191 Jolly Juniors Express Their Many Talents Oebbi Small Jack Smith Michele Smith Chuck Snyderwine George Solakakis Gina Spadafora Jerry Spencer Cindy Stanton Judy Steiner Lynn Stewart Ten Stewart Marion Styles Evelyn Svarny Rick Taylor Sherry Taylor Wanda Templeton Colleen Terchila Kip Thomas 192 Juniors Debra Thompson Ross Thompson Cynthia Tighe John Tishov Keith Tomko Paul Torr Joe Triggiani Barbara Trump Larry Uretta Suzanne Van Nice Mark Vascom Dan Vaughn Mark Volansky Dave Wagner Patricia Ward Keith Wareham Tom Wareham Kathy Warrick Thomas Webber Debbie Weiss Sandra Welch Dan Whalen Beverly Wheeler Kathleen White Tina White Alice Wiesen Martha Wilcox Cindy Wiley Joni Williams Ken Wmiecki Mark Winland Larry Woodall Mark Yanowitz Dennis Yoho Joe Zachar Gloria Zedaker William Zedacker Keith Zickar Terry Zimmer Reese Zoccoia Bill Zolnier Rebecca Zukas Juniors 193 Officers Lead Class of 1974 ABOVE: Alan Acker; president. Marcia Barr; secretary. Debbie Rapp; vice president. Edward D'Onofrio; treasurer 194 Senior Class Officers Todd Abernathy George Achenbach Kenneth Achenbach Alan Acker Patricia Aldrich Donna Allen Sharon Allison Annie Anderson James Anderson Cecelia Antus Nancy Applegate Robert Arduini Jerome Arkward Janice Baker Laura Baker Edward Balawender Senior 195 196 Marcia Barr Michael Barr Nick Bart Gary Barth Senior Bonnie Bauer Bryan Beatty Harry Belton John Benson Physics Students Display Their Talents Anthony Bilunka Angela Bolling Cynthia Bombeck Otis Bonner Debra Bour Regina Brandan Dennis Brant Karen Brennan Nicholas Brennan Alison Brown Senior 197 Michael Brysh Robin Buchanan Jeffrey Bugher Karin Burlingame Catherine Calieja Raymond Calieja Deborah Campbell 198 Senior Home Ec Students Concentrate On Discussion Of Sewing Techniques Diane Chaney Henry Cheeks Morris Cheer Lorraine Ciambotti Catherine Ciprich Lianne Cione Jacqueline Clark Sherry Clark Gregory Clepper Don Colangelo Edward Colt TerryConlln Michael Connell Janet Cornelius Senior 199 Science Students Experiment With Different Equipment Lynn Cousins Michael Coyne Diane Daffin Deborah Daugherty Shawn Coyne Dawn Cromartie Douglas Davidson William Dickson George Dillingham Gloria Dmochowski 200 Senior Edward D'Onofrio John Dunlevy James Ecklund Susan Ehrlich Lynne Fairchild Keith Falasco Rahn Fenstermacher Gary Ferencik Senior 201 Susan Foster Carol Fragle Michael Gallagher Barbara Gargano Darla Formichella Ann Forsythe Robert Freund Terry Gale Bridget Flower Rita Fodor Richard Foltz Gloria Fore Exchange Student Receives Farewell Gifts Frank Ferguson Gary Fisher 202 Senior Constance Gavala John Gee James Gianoglia Reginald Gilchrist Senior 203 Richard Grande Scuownyuier Grear Marvin Gregory Kenneth Griffith Debby Grossman Jayne Grundy Robert Guerrini Doria Gulentz Joe Haggerty Gertrude Haines 204 Senior Richard Hainiey f Deborah Hassan Seniors Become Over Anxious While Helping Out In Class Patricia Hassell Timothy Headings Laura Henning Karen Hetmanski Deborah Hice Janice Hichik Randolph Holloway Teresa Holloway Gretchen Horn Kim Hoyson James Hudson Denis Huey Senior 205 Senior Girls Enjoy Chit-Chatting With Tiger Mascot Laura Hug Karen Husband Annette Infante Karen Irwin Susan Jackson Ann Jazwinski William Jimro Joyce Johnson Karen Johnston Connie Jones 206 Senior William Jones Louis Josa Gary Jurenovich Diane Kaiser Nancy Karkoska Russell Kellar Jacqueline Kennedy Diane Kennedy Larry Kephart John Kepko Virginia Kerins Gene Kern Jan Kerr Denis Killa Denise Killa Alan King Senior 207 Richard Lary Lynn Lenzi 208 Senior Edward Lichvar Dan Llewellyn Seniors Enjoy The Quiet Of Academic Study Hall Todd Locke Michael Lockovich Judy Locknikar Deborah Longwell Linda LoScalzo James Lumpp Carol Madden David Madura Robert Malgieri Anita Manilla James Manilla William Mansell Senior 209 Tired Student Pauses During Hectic Day Monica Marcu Linda Marley Renee Martin Rozanne Martin Patricia Mayerchak Rick McCracken David McFarland John McKendry Debra McCullough Kathleen McCullough 210 Senior Katherine Megyesi Jeffrey Meier Robert Menster Joseph Messina Tom Murray Leonard Nasser Senior 211 George Neumann Scott Niehaus Charlotte O'Donnell Bill Newby Annie Odem Joanne Ogg Pius Oleskey 212 Senior Anna Marie Oster Marc Pandza Senior “Star” Displays Commanding Form Joyce Paoletta Sue Parker Darlene Pasco Maurice Peagler Gary Peidle Walter Phillips Tern Piazza Dave Pollack Cheryl Pope Charlotte Portaro LuAnn Porter Senior 213 “Sharon Tigers Are Grrrrrrrre at!” Judy Porterfield Gerald Powell Joyce Rackets Janet Rambeck Jovan Raketich Theresa Presley Debbie Rapp Judy Reed Thomas Reed Verna Reiter Robin Rmdy Michael Ross. Eileen Rupert Patrick Rupert 214 Senior Karen Schmidt Christine Schnur Senior 215 Karen Seybert Roger Shatter Vickie Sham Daniel Sirb 216 Senior Frank Smeraglia Denise Sofranko Gary Solomon James Stevenson Regina Stinedurf Deborah Strock Periodicals Update Students On Current Affairs Lorraine Szabo Julia Tamburro Betty Tarcy Karen Tennant Senior 217 Fred Theiss William Thomas Denise Thorpe Violet Tighe S.C. Officer Snuggles Up To New-Found Friends Don Tomko Roberta Tuck Susan Unger Ron Uretta Diane Vance Michael Vanditta Susan Vanetti Barbara Voyten Steven Webber Dennis Wells Faith Whalen Robert Whetsel Lloyd White Susan Wiles 218 Senior Donna Williams Anne Willson Senior 219 Carl Wolfgang Cheryl Yaffee Marilyn Withersty Michael Yoest Wayne Wolansky Anthony Wisnowski Autographs Donna Young Ronald Young Mary Yuhoss 220 Senior Richard Yuhoss Seniors Enjoy Life At Sharon High TODD ABERNATHY GEORGE W ACHENBACH intramurals 3 4 Football 1,3.4 KENNY R ACHENBACH Bleacher Bums 4; Choir 1.2.3,4; Intramurals 3.4; Key Club 2; Basketball 1.2: Football 1,2 3,4; Track .Vice- president 1.2 ALAN M ACKER Choir 1.2.3.4, Student Cgkflcll I.2.3.4. Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1 .2; President 1,2.4, Hello Dolly 2: My Fair Lady 3. PATRICIA A ALDRICH =BLA 4; Class Colors 4 DONNA A. ALLEN Maching Band 2.3.4; Freshman Band 1. National Honor Society 3.4 Spanish Club 2.3.4 Spectrum 3.4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Farrell Rally 4. SHARON A ALLISON I FBLA 3.4; Student Counc 2.4 Tri-H.-Y 3.4. Secretary 2. Farrell Rally 4; Leaders 2.3. ANNIE R ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON CECELIA A ANTUS French Club 2; Masque and Mike 4, Pep Club 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Music Man 4; Class Colors 4. NANCY L. APPLEGATE Art Club 4; Choir 3.4; French Club 2 Masque and Mike 2.3 Pep Club 3. Spectrum 3; Hello Dolly 2. ROBERT A ARDUINI Rocket and Radio 4; Prom Band 4 CARMEN P ARGENEIANO JEROME B ARKWARD Art Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3.4; Not§s 3.4: Student Council 1.4. Bonfire 4; Curriculum Advisory Committee 1.2.3.4 JANICE L. BAKER Future Teacners 4. Keglers 4 Club 4; 'My Fair Lady 3; Prom Rules 4 LAUPA B BAKER Future Homemake's 4; Future Teachers 4. Keglers 4; Pep Club 4. My Fair Lady ' 3 Sen: - Announcements 4 EDWARD J. BALAWENDER Intramurais 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 4. Class Gift 4 MARCIA M BARR Cheerleaders 2.3.4 Choir 1.2. French Club 1.2; Intramurais 1.4; National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1. Yearbook Girls Basketball 4. Secretary 4. He o Dolly 2 - A}'? MICHAEL BARR Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Freshman Band 1. French ' fclub 1.2 3.4. Gazatte 2; Intramurais4: OuUI and Semina Spectrum 3 4; Student Council 3,4. 'Class Motypd NICK L BART Concert Band 1.2.3.4 Marching Band 2.3.4. Stage Band 3.4 Freshman Band 1; Intramurais 3: National Spanish Honor Society 4 Orchestra l£.3.4; My Fair Lady 3: Musk Man 4. Prom Band 4. -’• - wm GAf BARTH Concert Band 2,3. Marching Band 2.3.4., Freshman Band i; Stage Band 2; Prom Derorating 4. m yv BONNIE L. BAUER Future Homemakers 4. Prom Band 4 HARRY BELTON Art Club 1; Intramurais 4. Yearbook Businesa.Staff 4 JOSEPH BELTON Art Club 4. JOHN BENSON Wrestling 2,3.4. ANTHONY BILUNKA Key Club 4; Football 1.2,3.4 Wresthng 1.2.3.4 Prom Rules 4 CINDY BOMBECK Art Club 1.2,3,4; Future Homemakers 4; Keglers 4. Class Gift 4. Prom Decorating 4. OTTlSu.OWNER Bleacner Bums 4 intramurais 4. Student Council 4, Music Man 4; Bonfire 4. P-or Rums 4 DONNA S BONNETT DEBBIE A. BOUR Concert Band 2.3.4, Marching Band 2.3 4 Freshman Band t. Orchestra 1.2,3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Class Colors 4. Prom Decorating 4. Brass Ensemble 4 REGINA M. BRANDAN Concert Band 2. Marching Band 2, Fres Band 1; Orchestra 1.2. DENNIS J BRANT Choir 2.3.4 KAREN A BRENNAN Concert Band 2 .3.4, Marching Band 2,3.4. 222 Senior Activity Freshman Band 1: Orchestra 1,2.3.4. Class Colors 4 NICK J BRENNAN Cross Country 3.4; Track 2.3.4 Wrestling 2 LEWIS BROOKS Footballjl; Track 1; Wrestling 2 ALISON M BROWN Masque and Mike 2.3.4; Moaning Announcements 4 National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Who's Who m Physics 4. Girls Swimming 2.3.4; Hello Dolly 2 My Fair Lady 3. Music Man 4 Recognition Day 4. ChaWe Brown 2. MIKE P BRYSH Bleayper Bums 4 Class Colors 4. Darrell Rally 4 ROBIN H BUSHAi 4 JEFF R BUGHd 3.4; Prom Ruled i tramurals 3.4; StudentCouncil 3; Farrell Rally Club Baseball 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Golf 2 Club 2.3; Vice-President 4; National Honor 2. Recognition Day 4 KARIN G BURLINGAME Concept Band 2.3.4; Marching Banc 2.3,4. f reshmar band 1; Library Club 2.3, Quill and Scroll 4; Spectrum 4;G«rls Swim -Ming 2; My Fair Lady 3. Music Man 4. CAROL J CAIRNS tawmarC So ety 3.4; Student Council I CATHERINE M CALLEJA Concert Band 2.3: Marching Band 2.3. Freshmen Band 1; Future Homemakers 4 Spectrum 3; Student Council 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Girls Sw mmirq 1.2.3.4 Prom Rules 4; Yearbook 4 RAYMOND P. CAlLEJA Marching Band 2.3.4 Freshman Band 1 Intramurals 2,3,4; Football 3; Boys Swimming 1.2.3.4, Clafcs Colors 4. DEBBIE CAMPBELL Class Colors 4 VALbRlE A CAMPBELL Girls Basketball 4 DENNIS CANDIOTTI JOHN CARRIER Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 2.3 Boys Swimming 1.2; Class Colors 4 .4 T uCk 1,2,3,4; sus Mate HENRY CrtEEKS Football 1; Track 1.4; Wrestling 2.3; Special Oiym- pecs 3 B lORRAiNeT C1AMBOTTI Instructional Materials 4; Prom Decorating 4 UANNE CIONE FBLA 3.4: Intremurals 3; NstiO' 4 Honor Society 3.4, Student Council 1.4 Farrel'Rally 4. CATHERINE M ClPRiCH Art Club 1.2.3.4. Frencn Club 2; Intramurals 1 Masque and M.ke 2.3, Notes 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Prom Decorating 4. JACQUIE CLARK Class Cold 4. sherry l Clark GREGORY W CLEPPER Choir 1 2.3 4 Intramurals 1.2.3; Masque and Mike 4 Morning Annour cements 4; Student Council 1; Basketball Manager 2 3.4 Music Man .4. Recognition Day 4 Assistant Stage Managei 4 | i-Y 4;-fn iructionai Materials 3.4. Intramurals 1, orating 4 DON COLANG 2.3.4. Track 3.4; Pr BRENDA S COLCLASER . Cheerleaders 2. National Honor Society 3.4; National Spanish Honor Society 3. Prom Decorating 4 EDWARD H. COLT Intramurals 2.3 4 Key Club 4 Wrestling Bonfire 4; Class Motto 4 TERRY R CONLIN Bleacher Bums 3 4 intramurals 2.3 4 Key Club 4. Basketball 1.2; Football 1.2.3.4. Class Motto 4, Farrell Rally 4 MIKE CONNELL Art Club 3.4; Blea cher Bums 3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4, Baseball 2,3.4. Basketball 1. Football i .2.3.4; Prom Decorating 4; Farrell Rally 4. JANET E. CORNELIUS Future Teachers 3.4; Intramurals 3; Masque and Mike 3. Morning Announcements 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Yearbook Business Stagg 1. Prom Decorating 4; Business Office 3,4. | AN E CARSON Art Clubs 3.4 Fren ?fl Club 2; Instructional iterials 1.4; Prom Decorating 4 LYNN M; COUSINS Future Homemakers 4. Masque and Mike 2; Pep Club 3 Farreil Rally - MIKE D COYNE Key Club 3. Football 1.2.3,4. Prom Band 4. Senior Activity 223 V V DAWN CROMATI Future Teachers 2.3.4: u tte 2,3; Editor 4; Future Nurses 1 Intramurals 2.3.4; Library CH o J: Masque and Mike 2.3: National Spanish Honor Society 3; Pr lent 4. Quill and Scroll 3.4; Spanish Club 1 2,3.4; Spectrum 3. Sporti Ushers 2.3. Student Council 1.2.4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Leaders 2,3 4. Nationa Honor Society 3.4; Recognition Day - co-chairman 4; Drama Production - Mv Fair Lady” 3; Hello Doily ' 2 gyL';1'. M ED DACH Key Club 2,3; Bonfire 4; Prom Band 4 DIANE M DAFFIN Art Club 4; Choir 1. Pep Club 4; StucentJCouncn Class Gift 4 DEBORAH j DAUGHERTY Art Club 1,3.4. Latin Club 2: Notes 3. Student Council 1.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Yearbook 4; Girls Basketbjki.2 3 Prom Decorating 4 T DOUGLAS C DAVIDSON Bleacher Bums 4, Boys SwimmiVig 1,2,3.4; Prom Rules 4 DAVID DIAS WILLIAM H DICKSON Track 1.2; Wrestling 1; Special Olympics i .2.3 4 GEORGE DILLINGHAM Class Gift 4 GLORIA A DMOCHOWSKI Art Club 1; Concert Band 2.3,4, March Band 2.3.4 Freshman Band 1; National Honor Bodety 4. National Spanish Honor Society 4. Orchestra 2.3.4p§pan sh Club 2.3: Who’e Who in Physics 4; Recognition Day 4. EDWARD A DONOFRIO fflrman Club 2.3; Masque and Mike 3.4; Football 1. Boys Swimming J.2.3.4 My Fair Lady 3; Music Man’ 4. Senior Treasurer 4 MIKE P DUNGAN Baskltball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4 JOHN B. DUNLEVY ■Inf amurals 4. Student Council 4; Bonfire 4 rom Band 4. W 00 JAMES A ECKLUNO Art Club 1. Marching BaryJ 1.2.3 4; Stage Band 4 H.-Y 3.4 Notes 4; Cross Country 1.3. Track 'V.23,4; “My Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4 224 Senior Activity SUSAN M. Ehrlich Tri-Hi-Y 4. MICHAEL I ELSTON Art Club 1,3; Gazette 3.4; Intramurals 1,2.3.4, Quill and Scroll 3.4. Spanish Club 2; Yearbook 3.4rCross Country 1 .2.3,-4; Photography 4 Gazette 3,4; Intramural9 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; and Scroll 3.4. itudent Council 3: President 4; Baseball $.4. Basketball 1.2 ELAINE L EVANS Art Club 1.2.3.4; Masque and Mike 4. Orchestra 1, 2.3; Prom Decorating 4 -:r ROBERT j FABIAN Spanish.Club 3; Class Colors 4. LYNNE M FAIRCHILD Future Nurses 3. President 4. Latin Club 2.3. Orchestra i Student Council 4; Yearbook Business Staff 4. KEITH A FALASCO Hi-Y 4; Baseball 2.3.4 Cross Country 1. Track Prom Decorating 4 RAHN C FENSTERMACHFR GARY A FERENCIK Art Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Decorating 4 FRANK J. FERGUSON Intramurals 4; Bonfire 4. Prom Decorating GARY A FISHER BaseUfiJ 2.4; BasketbalM.2.3.4; Farrell Rally 4 PromT ttBr i BRlJXjETyD. FLOWER Keglers 4; Spanish Club 2.3: Senior An- o Cincements 4. RITA L. FODOR Art Club 1; Spanish Club 2.3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Senior Announcements 4. RICHARD FOLTZ Choir 1.2 3.4 Key Club 2.3.4. Baseball Manager 1.2; Football 2.3.4 Hello Doll)? 2. GLORIA A. FORE Choir 2.3,4. Masque and Mike 3. DARLA A. FORMICHELLA Art Club 1; Concert Band 2.3. Marching Ban 2.3: Freshman Band 1. German Club 2; Keglers 1.2; Masque and Mike 2; Student Council 2 Prom Rules 4; Swimming Aide 3.4. i Mm § ..v1 m ..... M ! 0. o ANNE E. FORSYTHE Choir 1; French Ushers 3; Tn-Hi-Y 3; Yearbook 2; Girls Swu Fair Lady 3; Prom Decorating 4: Creative Cfi Intramurals 1; Sports |g 1.2.3, Captain 4 My 4 SUSAN D FOSTER Choir 1.2.3.4; Gazette Intramurals 1; Masque and Mike 3.4 Spanish Club 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Senior Announcements 4 CAROL I . FRAGLE Choir 1.2.3.4; Intramural6 4. Quill and Scroll 3.4 Yearbook 2. Photo Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Prom Decorating 4 ROBERT £. FREUND Morning Announcements 4 Qu H and Scroll 3.4 Yea'book 2.3.4 Football 1. Boys Swimming 1,2.3.4 9 MOLLY FROLICK Art Club 3.4; Junior Achievement 2.3 - Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4. Choir 3.4 r$ss Ensemble 3.4. LLAGHER 4. National Honor Society 3.4 National Spanish ©nor Society 3.4. L BARBARA A GARGANO Art Club t)3.4; Future Teachers 4; Gazette i Council 1.2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Jirls Basketball 1: Freshman 1; Prom Decorating 4. Recognition Day 4 CONNIE M GAVALA Art Club 2.4. Tr.-Hi-Y 3. JOHN GEE Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Intramurals i .2?Tarreli Ra 'y 4 JAMES S. GIANOGLiO Keglers 1.2.3.4. Latin ho r V Hi-Y 4. jatram iting 4, k rreiL Rally 4 amurais 4.4. Bonfire 4. REGINAL© I. GILCHRIST Choir Class Col 4: Prom Decorat ROBIN L. GLADYJT Cheerleaders 3.4 t amurals V2.3. Keglers 2.3; Yearbook 2£ Prom Band 4. EY FBLA 2,3. 4 O . JODY D G Regional Se ODFR FBLA 2.3.4 Gir. Swimming 1 f Brrell Rally 4; •cretary 3. CYNTHIA M GOLUB Girls Swimming 1 PAUL F GOODWIN Marching Band 1.2; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4 Boys Swimming Manager 1.2.3.4 RKJk GRANDE Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Bleacher Bums 4; Keglers 1.2M.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Music Man 4; Prom corating 4 SGUOWNYUIER P GRfiAR FBLA 4 Pep Club 3.4; Girls Swimming 1; Farrell Rally 4 Prom Band 4 MARVl|fO GREGORY Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Class Gift 4. Class Motto 4; Farrell Rally 4. -jl AUDREY S. GRIFFIN Concert Band 3.4. Marching Band 3.4; Choir 1.2. Nationdj Spanish Honor Society 3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 2 KENNETH J. GRIFFITH Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 2.3.4. Key Club 4. Student Council 1.2; Basketball 2; Golf 1,2; Track 4; Boys Swimming 3.4 Music Man 4. Bonfire 4. Prom Decorating 4 BARBARA M GROBOSKi Future Business Leaders ol America 4. Tri-H� -Y 4 My Fair Lady 3. Home Ec 4. Sr. Announcements 4. DEBBY L. GROSSMAN Health Careers 2.3; Pep Club 3.4 Spanish Club 4; Farrell Rally 4 JAYNE D GRUNDY Art Club 1; Intramurals 1.2: Keglers 3.4; Latin Club 2: Library Club 3.4: Jr Achievement 2.3. Co-op 4. ROBERT j GUERRINI Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Key Club 4; Football 2; Track 4. Swimming 1,2.3.4; Music Man 4; Bonfire 4. Prom 4; Farrell Rally 4. DORIA GULENTZ Future Business Leaders of America 4; Tn-Hi-Y 4. JOE C HAGGERTY Intramurals 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Football 1.3; Class Colors 4 GERTRUDE M. HAINES Keglers 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Hello 0011 ' 2; My Fair Lady 3. Music Man” 4; Prom Band 4 RICHARD M HAINLEY Football 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH D. HASSAN PATRICIA L HASSELL Marching Band 2.3.4, Choir 1. Class Colors 4, Class Motto 4. Feature Twirler 3,4. TIMOTHY L HEADINGS LAURA E. HENNING Quill and Scroll 4 Spanish Club 1.2; Spectrum 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Yearbook Business Staff 2: Swimming 3; 'Music Man 4. Class Colors 4; Leaders Club 2.3: Home Ec. Club 4 KAREN S. HETMANSKI FBLA 4; Health Careers 3. Masque and Mike 2; Pep Club 3. DEBRA J. HICE JANICE L HICHIK FBLA 3.4; Keglers 3,4; Majorettes 2.3.4 Pep Club 3.4; Spectrum 4 Student Council 2.3.4: Class Motto 4 RANDOLPH HOLLOWAY Basketball 1.2.3,4. Football 1.2.3.4 TERESA HOLLOWAY Freshman Band 1; Cheerleaders 2.3.4: French Glut) 2: Ga?ette 4: Intramurals 3.4. National Spanish Honor Society 4. Quill arSSscrofl 4: Student Council 3.4; Girls Basketball 4; Prom Decorating 4 Leaders 2,3; Home Room Representative 3. GRETCHEN T HORN MARTHA F. HOWELL KIM HOYSON Choir 2; Fdture Homemakers 4; Health Careers .3-, Instructional Materials 3; Pep fclub 3. Farreii Rally 4; Prom Rules 4 JAMES R. HUDSON DENIS E. HUEY intramurals 1.2 3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1 LAURA L. HUG Future Homemakers 4 German Club 1.2; Quill and Scroll 4. Spectrum 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Yearbook 2; Monitor 1; Music Man 4. Class Colors 4. KAREN L HUSBAND Future Homemakers 3.4; Pep Club 3; Class Colors 4 ANNETTE M INFANTE Future Homemakers 4. Masque and Mike 2; Pep Club 3.4; Farrell Rally 4; Prom Rules 4 KAREN L. IRWIN Health Careers 3.4; Masque and Mike 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Class Motto 4. SUSAN JACKSON Special Olympics 1,2.3.4, Bowling 1 ANN M JAZWINSKI Future Business Leaders Of America 3 4 Instruc-Sftional Materials 1, National Honor Society 3.4; National Spanish Honor Society 3.4. Student Council 2.3. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Secretary 1. Grading Committed; Co-op 4. Athletic Secretary 3. WILLIAM C. JIMRO Intramurals 2.3,4; Cross Country 4, Track 4. JOYCE A. JOHNSON Choir 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 4, Sports Ushers 2.3.4. Yearbook Business Staff 3.4, Class Colors 4 KAREN I JOHNvSTCN Class Colors 4 CONNIE S. JONES Future Homemakers 3.4; Future Teachers 4; Pep Club 3.4. Farrell Rally 4. Prom Rules 4. WILLIAM A. JONES Bleacher Bums 4; Key Club 4: Football 2.3.4. Farrell Rally 4. LOUIS J OOSA GARY S. JURENOVICH Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 2.3.4 Stage Band 2. Keglers 2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4. My Fair Lady' 3; Music Man 4. Prom Band 4 DIANE L. KAISER Future Homemakers 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4 .NANCY K. KARKOSKA Library Club 1.2.34 1 RUSSELL N KELLAR ’ DIANE L. KENNEDY JACQUELINE Y. KENNEDY Choir 1.2.3.4; French Club 2; Future Teachers 2.3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Sports Ushers 3.4; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Recognition Day 4 LARRY J. KEPHART JOHN M KEPKO Hl-Y 3.4; Keglers 4; Prom Band 4 GENE L KERN Hi-Y 3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Swimming 2,3,4, Prom Rules 4 226 Senior Activity V- VIRGINIA M KERINS French £lub 2.4. Intramurals 3.4; Keglers 1.2; Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Class Motto 4 JAN KERR Future Business Leaders of America 4. Prom 4 DENIS KILLA Concert Band 4; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 3.4. Health Careers 3.4. Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1; Vice President 3; My Fair Lady 3, Music Man 4 DENISE KILLA - Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4. My Fair Lady 3. i ALAN A KING Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2,3.4. Wrestling 1. JAMES A KING Marching Band 3.4. Football 1; Track 1 2,3.4; Wrestling 2; Farrell Raify 4 Monitor 1 RAYMOND A KLOSS Football 1 KATHLEEN M. KOCOTT G - • .2,3,4. Future Teachers 3A Masque and Mike 3.4. National Hono ciety 3; Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Student Council 1.2,3.4. Tri-H� -Y 3,4 President 3: “HelfD Dolly 2| My Fair Lady 3. Music Man 4. Class Gift 4 Recognition Day 4 LAURA K KOSHEBA Health Careers 1.2; Let.n Club|2; Masque and MH e 3,4; National Honor Society 4 StudentCouncii 3.4;Jrri-Hi-Y , Vice-president 3.4 Swimming 1; Class Motto 4; Prom 4. JANET L KOSTKA Choir 1.2.3.4 French Club 2. Treasure 4; “Hello Dolly' 2; Class Motto 4; Prorr 4 IHOR KRAWEC Orchestra i .2.3.4 Rocket end Radio Club 3.f AMY L. KRETSER FBLA 4 Healt Careers 12; Swimmmg 3.4 DAVID G KURTANICH Intramurals 2.4. Track i.2.3.4 MICHAEL S LAPCEVICH Intramurals 4- Baseball 2,3; Swimmmg 1; Bonfire 4. MICHAEL R LARY Prom Band 4 RICHARD L LARY Rocket and Radio Club 3.4; Prom 4 RUTH J LAW Future Teachers 1.2.3. Gazette 1.2.3; Health Careers 1.2. Masque and Mike 1.2,3; National Honor Society 3; Quill and Scroll 3. Orchestra 1.2.3. Spanish C%b 1.2.3; StudentCouncii 1; Drama Production 3; Bob Jones University 4 LYNN M LENZI Choir i.2.3. German Club 3.4; Latm C vb 2; Masque and Mike 3,4 National Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Hei o Dolly 2; My Fair Lady 3 Music Man 4. Prom 4 Octet 2; Sextet £.3; Usher 2; Lighting 3.4? 'adrigal Accompanist 3. EDWARD D LICHVAR Hi-Y 3. Intramurals 4 Swimm ng 1.2.3; Class Gift 4 DAN S LLEWELLYN Bleacher Bums 4 German Club 3; Student Council 4. Wrestmg 1.2 TODD W LOCKE A-t Club 1; Marchjng Band 3.4, Stage Band 1 2.3. 4. Fresh- i i. ChOir 2.3 Masque ana Mike 3; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Hell4 Dully 2 Music Man 4 MICH LOCKOVICH Art Club 3.4. Class Motto 4. JUDY A LOCNmAR Future Homemakers 4. Instructional Mate-ais intramurals 1.2. Swimming 1. Prom Rules 4 DEBORAH M LONGWELL Future Homemakers 4; Library Club 2 Tr -Ht-Y 4; Cafeteria 1. LINDA M L0SCAL20 Art Club 1: French Club 2; Intramurais 1.2,3; Masque and Mike 2.3.4. Morning Announcements 4; National Honor Society 3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 Yearbook Business Staff 2. Music Man 4 Farrell Rally 4 Recognition Day 4 JAMES D LUMPP Hi-Y 3.4; Intramurais 2. Masque and Mike 2 3 4 Morning Announcements 3 4 Hello Dolly 2; My Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4 DAVE N LYSOHIR Art Club 1: Football 1.2.3 4; Wrestling 1.2. CAROL A MADDEN Intramurais 3: Masque and Mike 2. Student C mcil 4; Yearbook Business Staff 1.2.3.4; Swimming 2; Farrell Rally 4 Music Man 4 DAVID J MADURA Hi-Y 3.4. Masque and Mike 3.4. Music Mar 4. Prom Band 4; Stage Crew 3.4. Senior Activity t 227 ROBERT J MALGIER! Concert Band 1.2.3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 3.4. Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 3.4. Quill and Scroll 4. Orchestra 2.3.4, Yearbook 4; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Hello Dolly” 2; My Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4; Photography 4. Charlie Brown 2; Scholastic Kodac Winner 3.4. ANITA MANILLA French Club 1; FBLA 3.4; Masque and Mike 3.4; Morning Announcements 4; Student Council 2.3.4. Hello Dolly 2; My Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4; Farrell Rally 4; Nurses Office 1.2,3. JAMES J. MANILLA Intramurals 4; Keglers 3.4; Cross Country 1; Track 3.4; Prom Band 4 DAWN E. MANSELL WILLIAM F. MANSELL Key Club 3.4. Baseball 2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3. 4 Football 1; Golf 3.4 MONICA MARCU Art Club 1; French Club 1.2.4. FBLA 4 LINDA MARLEY Concert Band 2.3; Keglers 2; Latin Club 2.3 Masque and Mike 2.3. National Honor Society 3.4; Studer Council 2.3.4 Class Treasurer 3. Class Gift 4 ROBERT j. MAROSY Bleacher Bums 4; Rocket and Radio 3. President 4; Prom 4. TOM MARSHALL Monitor 1 CATHERINE L. MARTELL Art Club 1.2; Concert Band 2.3.4; March Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4. Ninth grade Band 1. Choir 12 Fiture Teachers 2: Gazette 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3 4. Orchest i ,2.$f Swimming 1.2: Hello Dolly 2; Brass Ensemble 2 .4 Leaded 3 KAREN A MARTELL RENE%� K. MARTIN FBLA 3.4; Intramurals 3; Class Colors 4 Homecbmmg Decorating 4 ROZANNE P MARTIN Yearbook Business Staftfl.2.3,4 PATRICIA A MAYERCHAK Choir 1.2.3.4; FBLA 3; Future Homemakers 4-Masque and Mike 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; “Music Man 4 Farrell Rally 4 RICK G. MCCRACKEN debra j. McCullough ciass colors 4 KATHLEEN G. McCULLOUGH Concert Band 2.3.4; Marching Band 1, 2,3.4. Choir 1.2,3.4; Student Council 1.4; Farrell Rally 4; Homeroom Representative 1.4. DAVID E McFARLAND Choir 1,2.3.4. Class Colors 4 JOHN B. McKENDRY RICHARD K. MCKINNON KATHERINE A MEGYESI Class Colors 4, Homeroom Representative 4 JEFFREY J MEIER Bleacher Bums 4; Key Club 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Jr. Fund Raising 3. ROBERT M MENSTER Intramurals 3.4; Keglers 3.4; Basketball 2.3; Prom Decorating 4 JOSEPH C MESSINA' Wrestling 2. BARBARA MESZAROS Class Gift 4 BOB W MILLER DIANE M MILLER Intramurals 2; Home Ec. Club 2.3. TERRY MILLER Football 1. Wrestling 2.3.4 BETH MOYER Choir 1,2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Swimming 1. Future Nurses P.3. MICHAEL W MURPHY TOM E MURRAY Intramurals 1.2.3.4, Monitor 1,2; Homeroom Representativ 3.4: Co-op 4. LEONARD D NASSER GEORGE NEUMANN 228 Senior Activity I BILL W NEWBY Hl-Y 3,4; Student Council 2.3; Baseball 1; Football 1; Track 1,2. ,4. SCOTT NIEHAUS Hi-Y 3. President 4; Intramurals 2.3.4. Keglers 3.4; Masque and Mike 3.4. Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1.4; Track 1; Prom Band 4; “Up The Down Staircase” 3. Home Room Rep 1; Stage Crew 3.4, ANNIE R ODEM Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Basketball JOANNE OGG Marching Band 1,2.3.4; French Club 2. Masque and Mike 2.3.4: Student Council 1,2: Prom Decorating 4 M PIUS G. OLESkEY intramural 2.3.4 Yearbook BusmeslStaff 1; Fc ball V. Prom DecoratfngM KAREN L OSBORNE Pep Club 4; Prpmtaules 4. Home i DAVE A P0LLAC(|' -1 ntramuf js 4; Baseball 2.3,4; Football 2; Farrell Ral|y BfcHERYL Future Teachers 2.3.4; Health Careers 2.3.4; Latin | Club 2; National Spanish Hbnor Society 4. Spanish Club 3.4; Recogni-tion Day 4. Monitor 2. J I CHARLOTTE M PORTAR0 German Club 2.3; Intramurals 2.3.4; Latin Club 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1; Who's Who in Physics 4; Yearbook 4; Class Colors 4; Scholastic Kodak FJRoto Award 3. BUANN M PORTER Class Oplors 4, Home Ec Club 2.3. Homeroom IELD Art Club 3- Health Careers 4 Prom Rules 4. ANNA MARIE OSTER Art Club 1,3.4; Latin Club 2.3, Masque and Mike 2.3,4. National Honor Society 4. Student Council 3. Tri-Hi-j 3; Prom Decorating 4 I MARC A PANDZA intramurals 1.2.3 JOYCE E PAOLETTA Pep Club 3; Farrell Rally 4 Prom Rules 4; Homeroom Representative 4 SUE E PARKER MAURICE PEAGLF Art Ciuhj3,4: Football' 1 DARLENE fKsCO FBLA 4;’Tri-Hi-V 3.4; Class Gift' 4. Future Homemakers 4 S la I DOROTHY PASCO A m GARY J. PElDLE intramurals 3 4 Piom Band 4 I NANCY PHILUjf Masque and Mike L WALTER L PHILLIPS TERRI H PIAZZI Girls Basketball 1. Girls Swimming 3 Representative 3. JUDY, Home A. POp'rr RFI Ec. Club JERRY POWELL ntgqmur HER _ 3 4: Farrell Rally 4. ProrXRules 4. Homeroo THERESA C PRESLEY lealth Careers 2.3. ib 2.3. Pep Club ■ntatfve 3 JOYCE L. RACKETA M.irching Bind 1.2,3, FBLA 4; Prom Rules 4 JO VAN RAKE riCh pr JANET S. RAMBECK Cheerleaders 2.3.4; Choir 1.2.3.4 National Honor Society 4; National‘Spanish Honor Society 4 DEBBIE L. RAPP Art C D 1.2,4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Instructional Materials 3.4 Morning Announcement 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Orcnestrn i 2.3.4 Student Coiinclt 2; Yearbook 2,3.4 My Fair Lady PS Mus.c Man 4 f JUDY L. REED FBLA 3.4. National Spanish Honor Society 3.4; Spanish CMt 3 THOMAS W REED Gpncert Band 1,2.3 4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 3.4. intramurals 4. Masque and Mike 4. National Honor Society 3 National Spanish HonorSocety 3. Orchestra 1,2.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4 Student Council 1.2: My Fair Lady 3 VERNA M REITER LlflEF Li I 25 ROBIN A. RINDY Art Clubs 1.2.4. Present. Choir 1 2.3 Nati Honor Society 3.4. Spectrum 4: Prom 4; Leeders Club 2.3. MICHAEL C. ROSSi Intramurals 2,3.4: Key Club 3.4 Basketba) i. Football 1.2,3.4. J EILEEN A. RUPERT Future Te ers 1; Gazette 4 German .Club 1: Latin Cfub 2.3.4; Library Club 1.2.3.4 Kque and Mike 3j3,4; Morning Whouncements 3; Class Gift 4 f . PATRICK J. RUPERT Library Club 1; Rocket and Radio Club 3; Student Council 3. JOYCE RYAN Gazette 2.3.4; Masque and Mike 2.3,4. Morning An-, nouncements 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Spanish Clut) S.4; ’My Fair Lady.' 3;' Music Man 4 i BRUCE SABOL r S i JUDITH A SANATA FBLA 4; Future Homemakers 4; Student Coun 4JCiass Colors 4 Fjt Band 1.2 BLA 3.4. Tr -k Y jy DONNA R. SAUL Morning Announcer ents 4, Pep Club RICHARD L. SCALES KAREN A. SCHMIDT Art Club 2; Ma'Chmg Band 4; German Club 3. CHRISTINE A SCHNUR FBLA 3.4. Tn-Hi-Y 4. Yearbook Business Staff 1,2. ROBERTA R SEARLES DENNIS S SENAY KAREN H SEYBERT Marching Band 2; Majorettes 1,2.3; Masque and Mike 2 Pep Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Basketball 1.2; Farrell Rally 4 n 1,23 4 ROGER R SHAFFER Concert Band Marching Band 1.2,3,4; National Spanish Honor Society 4. Basketball 1 DANIEL D. SfRB Intramurals 4.. 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 3.4; Class Mot FRANK M SMERAGLIA Bleacher'Ett rv Kegiers 3.4. Cross Country 1; Track i.-fii RICKY J. SMITH A k I ENISE V SOFRANKO Future Horn GARY B SOLOMON Conceit Band 2.3.4; Marching Band 2 3.4 Fresnman Band 1; Gazette 2; Intramurals 2. Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3. JAMES W. STEVENSON Marching Band 2,3.4; Freshman Band 1. Choir 2.3 4. Kegiers 2.3.4. Masque and Mike 4. Hello Dolly” 2; My Fa.r cad 3 Music Man 4. Prom 4 REGINA M. STINEDURF German Club 3; Morning Announcements 4 E£bby STROCK Choir 1,2.3.4. Masque and Mike 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Basketball 1: Swimming 1.2,3.4; My Fair Lady” 3 CHARLES E. STRUCHIN Choir 1,2.3 4- Irtramurals 1.2,3; Cross Coun- 1 w 1: Class ■AREN D STYDUHAR Class Rotors 4. fcORRAINE M S2ABO Choir 1.2,3 ■ULIA R TAMBURRO 1 Betty j. TARCY Future Homemnkers 4; Ma orettes 2.3; Masque and 2. Pep Club 4 Student Counc I 2 4 Yearbook Business Staff 1.4; Basketball i, Farren Rally 4; Prom Rules 4 I i 'mMA M Karen R TENNANT Cheerleaders 3.4; French Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Student Council 3: Class Colors 4 FRED THEISS Intramurals 2.3.4: Key Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1. Swimming 1.2.3.4: Music Man 4; Prom 4. VICKIE L SHAM Spanish Club 1 .2; Stud ent Council 3; Prom Rules 4 VILLIAM L. THOMAS DENISE K THORPE 230 Senior Activity VIOLET TIGHE Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 4� Hello Dolly 2 TOMKO Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Keglers 3; Key Club 3.4; Student Council 1.3.4; My Fair Lady 3; Bonfire 4. Farrell Rally 4; Prom Band 4. ROBERTA L TUCK Intramurals 2.4; Library Club 2: Hello Dolly 2; My Fair Lady’ 3; Music Man' 4; Senior Announcements 4. SUSAN E UNGER Health Careers 1 Intramlrals 2; Swimming Aide 4; Class Colors 4 RON URETTA Intramurals 2.3, Key Club 3: Student Council 4. Football V Wrestling 1.3.4; Bonfire 4 « | £ . M C f) m i M DIANE V VANCE Notes 4; Orchestra 4. Student Council 3. Tri-HI-Y 4; Music Man 4. MlQHAEL W VAND1TTA SUSAN D VANETTI Art Club 1. French Club 2; intramurals 2.4 Majorettes 3.4; National Honor Society 4. QuiU and Scroll 3.4. Yearbook 2.3; Music Man' 4 Claes Gift Committee 4. Leaders 2.3.4 S BARBARA J VOYTEN Choir 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 4. Intramurals 3.4; National Spanish Honor Society 3.4. Studer; Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; “Music Man 4; Class G.ft Committee 4 STFVEN A WEBBER Choir 2.3.4 Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Masque and Mike 3.4 ’ Hello Dolly 2; My Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4. Prom Decorating Committee 4 DENNIS M. WELLS Bleacher Bums 4; German Club 2. Intramurals 1. 2.3.4 Key Club 4 Football 3.4; Recognition Day Committee 4 N WHALEN Choir”l.2.3 4; Library Clubh.2 Masque and Mike 3; Student Council 1.2.3.4. Prom Rules Committee 4. ROBERT WHETSEL Choir 1.2.3.4; Instruct ii Materials 1.2.3.4; Masque and Mike 3.4, Quill and Scroll 3.4; Spectrum 3.4; Basketball 1. 2,3,4 Hello Dolly 2'nMy Fair Lady 3; Music Man 4; Prom Decorating Committee LlOYD A white Choir 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. SUSAN L WILES FBLA 4; Future Nurses 2.4 intramurals 1.2.3; Latin Club 2.3: Masque and Mike 2; Student Council 1.3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4; Farrell Rally Committee 4 Prom Rules 4. DONNA M. WILLIAMS Intramjrais 3.4. ANNE C. WILLSONArt Club 1. Cheerleaders 4; Intramurals 3.4, National Honor Society 4; National Spanish Honor Society 4. Quill and Scroll 3.4. student Council 1.2.3; Yearbook 2.3,4; Vice-president 3; prom Decorating Committee 4; Farrell Rally 4 ANTHONY F WISNOWSKI Bleacher Bums 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. Football 1,2. Track 2.3: Bonfire Committee 4; Prom Decorating Com- MARILYN WITHERSTY Intramurals 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 4. My Fair Lady 3; Prom Rulo8 4. WAYNE M WOLANSKY Intramurals 2; Class Colors Committee 4 CARL WOLFGANG Art Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2; Gazette 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Notes 4 Quill and Scroll 3.4; Prom Decorating Committee 4 CHERYt A YAFFEE Glass Gift Committee 4 MlCHAEt J. YOEST Hi-Y 3.4 Masque and Mike 3. Cross Country 1; Wrestling 4 DONNA YOUNG Future Business Leaders of America 4 Intramural 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3,4 Spectrum 4, Class Colors Committee 4 RONALD YOUNG Band 1.2.3. Orchestra 1.2.3.4. MARf YUHOSS Chess Club 4; German Club 4 Intramurals 2.3.4. Latinfciub 2.3; Library Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 3.4. Yearbook Business Staff 3.4; Class Gift Committee 4 RICHARD YUHOSS Intramurals 2.3. ttf Senior Activity 231 Exchange Students Enjoy Stay at SHS ABOVE: Morris proves his dramatic abilities in Arsenic and Old Lace”. TOP RIGHT: Morris cheerfully recieves Yearbook's going away gifts. RIGHT: Morris applies his skills in A V. Business Staff Finalizes Publishing Deadlines Although they aren’t the biggest organization in the school, the Yearbook Business Staff plays a large part. Under the supervision of Mr. Arthur Houck, the staff collects money for payments to the publishers and distributes books when completed. The group tabulates sales efficiently and forwards payments to the publisher so the book will be on time. ABOVE Left to Right: Colleen McCullough. Evelyn Svarny. Mary Yuhoss. Carol Madden. Bonnie Billingsly. Karen Bottenfield. Scarlet Cessna. RIGHT: Colleen McCullough watches as Carol Madden explains payment records. 236 Mirror Business Staff Yearbook Moves To Fall Delivery Few people realize what all goes into making a Yearbook. Sure it’s easy to roam the halls taking pictures but that’s not all. Long hours go into scheduling photos, preparing layouts, taking photographs, writing copy and typing which are seldom taken into consideration. This year, to benefit all students our Yearbook has been changed from a spring to fall delivery therefore allowing the staff to cover many features that were not previously found in the Yearbook such as spring sports, plays, prom and commencement. ABOVE Photographers: Left to Right: Jim Provance. Tim See. Bill Brown. Bruce Averback. LEFT: Gene Kern. Mike Elston. Photography Editor; Monica Mittal. Mirror Staff 237 Yearbook Increases Journalism Abilities RIGHT: Typing Staff: Darlene Palanti; Typing Editor. Rachel Law. BELOW: Layout Staff: Sue Ference. Bob Freund. Cindy Wiley; Layout Editor, Norma Snyder OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Carol Fragle: Co-Editor. Anne Willson; Photography Set Up Editor. Bob Malgieri; Photographer BOTTOM LEFT: Copy Staff: Clockwise: Karen Koerty. Charlotte Portaro; Copy Editor. Kathy Warrick; Co-Editor. Daiva Borrill. BOTTOM RIGHT: Photography Set Up Staff: Mary Ellen Nigro. Sue Elston. Pam Davis. Publishing,- Walsworth Publishing Company Marcelme. Missouri 64658 Bernard H MagirI - Our Walsworth Representative Professional Photography - Rembrandt Studio Sharon. Pennsylvania 16146 Jack Merle Rick Foley Bruce Good Dave Vernon Sharon High School Mirror Staff Co-Editor - Carol Fragle Co-Editor - Kathy Warrick Photo Arrangements - Anne Willson Chief Staff Photographer - Michael Elston Photo Lab Chief - Eugene Kern Layout - Cindy Wiley Copy - Charlotte Portaro Typography - Rachel Law. Darlene Palanti Advisor - Bruce Kaiser Business Manager - Arthur Houck Principal - Robert K. Paxton I