Shenango High School - Tomahawk Shen Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Assistant Edit Amy Bint Dedication Seated left to right: Mr. Richard Shaffer, Miss Liberta Ruozzo, Mr. Joseph Harvey. To these three who have served us. Tirelessly, patiently, and well, Who were there when they were needed, Who gave more than we required. They put up with us Endured our changes. Weathered the storms of many an argument. . . They saw our side of things Even when it was not the same as theirs. We thank them, our advisors From our hearts, and dedicate this book to them. 2 Mr. Richard Shaffer, age thirty-three, has been a teach- er at Shenango High School for five years. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics at Slip- pery Rock State College. He presently resides at 625 Gardner Center Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania with his wife, Sharon, and three children, Christopher, Amanda, and Reed. Miss Liberta Ruozzo, age twenty-seven, has been a teacher at Shenango High School for six years. She received a Bachelor of Science degree at Indiana State College and a Master's Degree in Guidance at West- minster College. She presently resides at 315 Lafayette Street New Castle, Pennsylvania, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Rouzzo, and a brother, Thomas. Mr. Joseph Harvey, age forty-six, has been a teacher at Shenango High School for twelve years. He received a Bachelor of Science degree at Slippery Rock State College in Physical Educati,oa He presently resides at 1017 Willowbrook Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania, with his wife, Ruth, and two sons, Joseph and Gary. 3 Seniors 20 Underclassmen 40 Table of Contents Faculty and Administration 6 School Board Row 1: Mr. Andrew Kisella, Mr. Nile Simpson. Mr. Joseph Trimble, Mr. William Westlake, Mr. William Williams. Row 2: Mr. Samuel Staph, Jr., Mr. Dale Hennon, Mr. Harry Zurasky. 8 Mrs. Katherine Zabetakis Board Member Our board in action Administrators Mr. Anthony Venturella, Supervising Principal Mr. Edward Nahas, High School Assistant Principal Mr. John Susko, High School Principal 9 Faculty Mr. Edward Badger, Resource Teacher Mr. Charles Balik, Senior High Guidance Counselor Miss Vera Barker, Spanish I . . and then we were down to the ten yard line. . Mr. Frank Bongivengo, Business Arith- metic, Business Law, Head Football Coach Mrs. Susan Boots, Composition I, 9th Grade English, Speech I, National Honor Society Advisor Mr. Judsou Blum, General Science, Ad- vanced Science, Junior High Service Soci- ety Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Bradford, Home Economics Mrs. Jean Ann Bradley, Speech I, Mechanics of English. Introduction to Literature, Journalism, Newspaper Ad- visor Mrs. Marjorie Brinton, Reading The knee bone connected to the . . . Mr. Clarence Brown, Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Model Club Ad- visor Mr. Thad Bukowski, Curriculum Co-or- dinator Mr. Robert Casalandra, General Science, Assistant Football Coach Miss Janet Davis, Home Economics, An- nual Advisor Mrs. Ann Earl, Junior High Cuidance Counselor Mr. Robert Gibbs, Vocal Music, Choir, Student Council. Mr. Edwin Deal, Novel, Modern Litera- Mrs. Mary Lou Deal, Special Education ture, English Literature A glass of foam; just what 1 wanted!! Mr. Herbert Guenther, Physics, General Mr. Thomas Hartwell, Driving Training, Science, Junior Class Advisor Head Basketball Coach 12 Mr. Joseph Harvey, Boys Health, Civics, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Elmer Hilton, Geography Mrs. Patricia Jones, Librarian, Library Club Advisor Mr. Paul Kassi, General Math, Algebra I, Assistant Basketball Coach, Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Kathleen Kay, Shorthand I, Short- hand II, Office Practice, Business English, Newspaper Advisor Mr. Theodore Kerr. Jr., Algebra II, Calculus, Varsity Club Advisor, Assistant Football Coach 13 Mr. Harvey Ketzel, Special Education You’re kidding! Mrs. Eleanor Kumrow, American History, Problems of Democracy, Current Litera- ture, Morning Meditation Club Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor Miss Leora McCommon, Latin I, Latin II, Latin II, Civics, Future Teachers Advisor M iss Ardeth McEwen, Home Economics, Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. Jacquelyn Mack, Typing I, Tvping II, Personal Typing, Economics, F.T.A. Advisor Eumycophyta? 14 Mr. Theodore Maitland, English, Camera Club Advisor Mrs. Linda Maslyk, Girls Physical Educa- tion, Drill Team Advisor, Majorette Ad- visor Deep in Concentration Mr. Gilbert Mason, General Business Training, Economic Geography, Civics Mrs- Audrey Micaletti, U.S. History, Junior High Service Society Advisor These copies will self destruet in five sec- onds Miss Ruth Morse, Girls’ Health, Math I, Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Ruth Pitzer, Reading Who moved? Mr. George Milnes, History, Play Direc- tor Mr. Floyd Montgomery, Biology I, Senior Science, 7th Grade Science, Cross Country Coach, National Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Rebecca RudesilL Biology I, Biology II, Junior Teens Advisor Miss Carol Robb, Algebra I, Algebra II, Annual Advisor They won’t believe this test! Miss Liberta Ruozzo, American Litera- ture, Mechanics of English Research Paper, Current Literature, Cheerleader Advisor, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Daniel Ryder, Instrumental Music, Band Mr. Richard Shaffer, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Roberta Shope, Problems of De- mocracy, American History, Student Council Advisor Mr. Bruce Smith, Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV, Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach, A.F.S. Advisor Mr. Kenneth Snyder, 9th Grade English, Mr. Thomas Sovesky, Chemistry Creative Writing, Modern Literature, Sophomore Class Advisor No, the right to correct your own test papers is not granted in the Constitution! Mr. Glenn Sullinger, Boys’ Physical Edu- Miss Annette Telesz, Reading. Bookkeep- cation, Assistant Football Coach, Gym- ing. General Business Training nastic Coach, Gymnastic Club Advisor Mr. Robert Tomai, Math, Algebra I This coffee better be good! Mr. James Uber, World Cultures, Fresh- Mrs. Rose Mary Wilson, English man Class Advisor Mr. Scott Winder, Metal Shop, Mechani- cal Drawing Mr. Kenneth Wyman, Math. Assistant Football Coach. Track Coach All right you guys, SMILE! 17 Secretaries Mrs. Grace Druschel High School Secretary Mrs. Donna Emery I must have that recipe! Guidance Secretary 18 Mrs. Betty Yarzebinski High School Clerk Double, double, toil and trouble . . .!' Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: Mrs. Marge Bintrim, Mrs. Lucille Young, Mrs. Carol Curwin, Mrs. Nellie Strickler, Mrs. Ruth Pack, Mrs. Carrie Elmore, Mrs. Mary Conway, Mrs. Thelma Body. Custodial Staff Mrs. Margaret Cameron Mr. Robert Clark Oh no; they broke another one! SENIORS Class Motto: There is danger in reckless change, but greater danger in blind conservatism. Class Colors: Red, white, and blue Class flower: White rose Class Officers: Lynn Ann Christie, Secretary-Treasurer Our Exchange Student To the class of 71, teachers and friends: During the time that I have been here, I have ob- served many changes. The leaves abandoned the trees making them look like sad reflections of a time that is gone. Then the snow came covering everything white with that magic power that erases everything that is black or red or green. Suddenly things are white, pure and innocent As things changed, 1 changed too; 1 now have a new hope. My desire is that some day human beings will find a power like that of the snow. A power that will erase the differences between the human groups. One that will erase the war that converts men into mechanical toys that kill and hate I hope that some day young people will find the right way to know themselves for the benefit of all mankind. Some day I hope that the countries of the world will find common goals and that no ideology will exist which can seperate the people of the earth. Thanks a-lot. Love you, Lionel Can I have another late pass please? Lionel Fernando Zuniga Rojas Costa Rica. . . right here. 73 Martha Jo Abdoe Pamela Mae Allwine Marilyn Elaine Baker 24 Amy Wealtha Bintrim Typing!! Ruthann Bolgert Judith Lynn Boughter Richard Alan Booher Karen Marie Buchowski Cynthia Lou Bullano Karen Lee Bowersox 25 Josephine Ann Caravaggio Richard William Clements Kenneth Bruce Cole Deborah Lynne Collins Silvia Lu Conti Behind the scenes of the magazine sales Thomas Wayne Carney Kay Lynn Cassidy Lori Jean Copson Richard Jay Cooper Donald Anthony Copple Donald Kent Cunningham Karen Ann Danish Patricia Ann Curwin Sandra Kay Dacko Makeup??!! Pamela Jean Davis John Charles Day Michael Gilbert Deegan While Strolling through the halls one day Lynne Sue DiRubbio Calvin William DuBrock Gary Joseph Dell a verson Joseph Charles DiMuccio 28 John Patrick Dzemyan Joseph Turner Elliott Kathryn Pearl Fombelle Where did you find these little critters. Cal?” Robert Joseph Evanoski Diana Lynn Fiello Christina Roberta Fra nee se Deborah Jean Francescone 29 Steven Alexander Gabriel Elizabeth Jean George More makeup?? Lewis Orville Greenawalt Bette Lynn Greene Robert John George Stanley William Golis Deborah Ann Groves 30 Thomas Earl Gunther David Marshall Harlan Ronald Edward Gwin Darlene Marie Hardisky What did I do with those biology notes? ’ Gerald Eugene Holzhauser Carol Ann Houk 31 Lynne Anne Houle Sharon Ignatz Edward Stanley Kielar Elizabeth Ann Kromka Gregory Dennis Kunselman 32 Practicing for the play James Montclare Lutz Janine Kim McConahy David John McConnell Karen Sue Majesky Margaret June Mann 33 Michael Joseph Marino Judith Dianne Marttala Deborah Elaine Matis Effects of school?! Janice Marie Pettitt Catherine Marie Or res Elissa Jeanne Othites Joann Marie Pavia Cheryl Ann Perdue Robert Leslie Perdue John Ray Phillips Edward William Presnar, Jr. Social Studyhalls!? Emerson Alexander Reid Deborah Jane Roberts Donna Jean Ridenbaugh Deborah Ann Robinson Carl William Riley Doreen Lynn Sainato 36 Donna Jean Salak Donna Leigh Shaffer John Ralph Spears Phillip Daniel Schuller, Jr. Frank Edward Shoaff Patricia Lou Smith “O come all ye faithful. . 37 Thomas Edward Stewart Richard J. Stewart Helen June Terpilowski James Martin Tervo Patricia Allene Thomas Dennis Anthony Troggio Glenda Jean Valenti John Edward Trimble Ye ole scratching post 38 Eileen Mae Walker John Douglas Walker Alan Dean Walton Kathie Lynn Workman Cynthia Ann Young ALSO SENIORS: Richbrd Allen Best Michael Angelo Blazzo Charles Henry Hassan Thomas Michael Jevcak Richard Sam Pallerino Felicia Anne Rigby 39 '■ •■- •;• ____I ■r pi I r ... -i; . ' ••• • •« il VArviX . t 1:4 . ? 2rtt -if f. -V M 1 3 cmrsm« ill 236 � ! -:K 1 33 9ift I H 1 ; l.J« V « � if .' '41 r.; .- - :• ■ .• JBT Aj . l .VL Wi !’• ■• AwjwIM .� K j? r .. • ? 7 % f . otj . a4 K:v ;' ' a L .M ' j • 1 Tl . Class of’ 72 Marsha Wagner and Joe Frengel were chairmen of the Junior-Senior Prom, Driftin’ Through Dixie,” which was held in May. In keeping with tradition, the Class of 72 sold Easter candy to raise money for their class activi- ties. Miss Ruth Morse, Mr. Herbert Guenther, and Mr. Paul Kassi were the advisors. Jim Clingensmith, vice-president; Joella Zingaro, secretary; Sue Sherbak, treasurer; Joe Pascarella, president Sandy Allison Brad Baker Matt Balik Jerry Barker Bill Barton Larry Bell Gus Benetas Bill Benzick Chuck Best John Bilger Valerie Bogdan Jeff Book Debbie Boughter Bobby Braun Tom Burford Dan Burick Ron Caravaggio Mike Chrobak Laura Clark Jim Clingensmith 42 Debbie Craven Mike Craven Patty Craven Karla Dean Steve Dettore Fred Didiano Tom DiSanti John Dominick Sharon Doyle Dave Druschel Bob Feil Kathy Ferrare Beth Fisher Tim Fleissner Joyce Fombelle Joe Frengel Cindy Fresca Janet Frisbee Patti Fruit Joel Garrett Pat Germani Terry Gray Betsy Gunther Butch Gurgacz Roy Harding Melody Hare Cathy Houk Nancy Houk Kathy Hinton Cathy Huff 43 Art Hurd Jeff Irwin Peggy Joyce }oe Juliano anet Kalajainen Debbie Kamerer Melba Keller Karen Kelly Bill Kielar Laurie Kimmel Kathy Kincaid Steve Kramer Rita Kuczynski Kelly Kuhn Margaret Kulich Terry LaScola Doug LeFebvre Dennis Lepisto Bill Letera Thelma Laurian Bob Lutton Jeff Mackey Paul Makarevich Jim Magee Bernie Marino Jim Martin Rick Marttala Susan Marttala Karin Mavberry Dennis McCollums Lugene McConahy Dave McDougall Kathy McNutt Debbie Mentzer Creighton Miller Steve Misco Paula Mooney Barb Moore Brad Morgan Darrell Myers Doug Nagel Dave Nastal Cindy Nicholson Sue Nunn Mel Overhulser Clarann Pallerino Vic Papa Joe Pascarella John Pflugh Debbie Phillips Mary Piecuta Orlando Pionati Gary Powell Anna Presnar Susan Presnar Chris Reiter Neil Ritter Colleen Ryhal Mariann aaesan Brad Salmon 45 Sue Sammons Marty Schlaaer Jane Schneider Randy Scilla Ralph Sciola Karen Shaw Sue Sherbak Joe Sibeto Dennis Simon Kathy Small Barb Smith Linda Smith Linda Snyder Mary Soriano Richard Speicher Sharon Stemme Crystal Stiefel Mary Swogger Rita Tanner Mike Thompson Randy Timblin Janet Tindall Dave Toth Tom Troj Sharyn Marsha Wagner Dennis Walczak Barb Walls Arlene Wanatosky Don Watters 46 Bruce Wentland Ron White Gary Wieszazak Patty Williams Norman Woods Janet Young Bob Zbegan Joella Zingaro luth Ann Zoltam Joan Zurasky ALSO JUNIORS Bill Albertini Sue Allwine Kathy Anzalone Dave Bernard Rich Bintrim Bob Boyle Debbie Bums Patty Dzemyan Cindy Earl Pat Genareo Elmer Gilson Ron Ialongo Mike Massey Rita Melder Sam Moore Phil Park Gary Kerr, vice-president; Jackie White, secretary; Betsy Mills, treasurer; Felix Cardella, President Class of’ 73 Under the leadership of President Felix Cardella, the Sophomore Class sold Christmas candy. The class party was held in the spring of the year. The class ad- visors were Miss Ardeth McEwen and Mr. Kenneth Snyder. Mr. Kerr Row 1: K. Hays, S. Duckworth, S. Greenawalt, B. Fleo, L. Goslee, L Cilson, L. Glorioso. Row 2: S. Curuluk, L. Harvey, J. Higgins, R. Ken- nedy, G Evanoski, J. Cilson, S. Johnston. Row 3: J. Gibson, V. Cranato, P. Daugherty, A. Ferrante, D. Day, G. Dettore, K Gentsy, A. Dudo. Row 4: Mr. Kerr, B. Elliott, L. Gabriel, S. Ferraro, K. Hickok, G Faidley, D. Dettore, R Drosdzal. Miss McEwen Row 1: B. Phillips. C. Prestopine, D. Quarello, E. Naderinski, G. Norris, K. Robb. Row 2: H. Ramsey, J. Palmer, R Maggie, E. Pardick, L. Paglia, G. Pivarnik. Row 3: Miss McEwen, M. McKinnis, B. Papa, B. Perdue, D. McConell, C. Myer, D. Pflugh, C. Peterson. Row 4: B. Newton, T. Rankin, J. Newton, J. Staph, G. Sanders, L. Peccardo, J. Mostrando. 48 Miss Ruozzo Row 1: C. Kreitzer, K. Morris, B. Jopek, A. McDougall, B. Mills, P. Fleo, P. Miller. Row 2: J. Moore, K. Leckfor, K. McCowin, M. Kreitzer, B. McAnollin, B. McConnell, D. Mihok. Row 3: B. Houck, D. Kish, C. Kerr, C. James, S. Lewis, K. Mutcko, L. Groves, R Hardisky, Miss Ruozzo. Row 4: J. Hitchen, D. Hammond, R Hardisky, J. Lacko, D. Jackson, J. Klabon. D. Kolodziej, B. HilL Mrs. Shope Row 1: M. Zak, E. Tanner, G. Wadlinger, M.A. Suzow, J. Sniezek, G. Zingaro, S. Walters. Row 2: Mrs. Shope, D. Zorens, D. Teryo, J. Yhelka, M. Simpson, C. Smith, J. White, C. Zeigler. Row 3: M. Zeigler, G. Troggio, D. Richards, S. Yount L. Trimble, N. Servedio, R Rhoades, D. ShoafT. Row 4: F. Ritchie, G. Salamon, G. Smiley, B. Sisley, G. Small, L Shoaff, E Waddington, S. Thompson, R Shoaff. Mr. Snyder Row 1: R Carney, S. Colbert, M.J. Barron, G Ayres, L. Cunningham, K. Benzick, D. Angelucci. Row 2: T. Anzalone, R Conti, P. DeR P. Bogle, C. Boughter, B. Baker, C. Clements. Row 3: M. Blashak, A. Bober, M. Carney, F. Cardella, S. Borger, A. Buchowski, K. Barton. Row' 4: Mr. Snyder, D. Carney, E. Bogdan, J. Budai, P. Buczek, D. Cameron, T. Cochran, M. Banko. 49 Class y Greg Papa was elected to be the first president of the newly organized Class of ’74. The only activity of the freshman year was a class party which was held in the spring. The Class of’74 was advised by Mrs. Eleanor Kumrow and Mr. James Uber. Mrs. Mack Row 1: Mrs. Mack, B. Schoolev, J. Deck, M. B. Huf£ M. Rziczner, B. Donley. R. Schuller, M. Hare. Row 2: R. Klieniewski, C. Bovd, D. Hanna, D. Ferrare, R. Emery, $. Workman, D. Robb, P. Pascarella. Row 3: B. Walczak, J. Nelson, B. Buly, B. Jones, M. Tamoci, P. Kish, P. Walko, S. Bender. Barb Schooley, secretary; Greg Collins, vice-president; Greg Papa, president; Mary Beth Huff, treasurer Mr. Mason Row 1: C. Dachko, B. Marburser, M. Miron, M. Pivarnik, M. Carnes, K. Johnson, D. Dominick, C. Book, B. Francescone, I. Marino. Row 2: Mr. Mason, S. Park, D. Speicner, S. Fennell R. Woods, W. Bartley, D. Esposito, B. Leasure, M. Show, B. Bums. Row 3: D. McCoy, R. MacDonald, R. DeNuccio, J. Lepisto, D. Ignatz, F. Snyder, C. Hurd, J. Workman, D. Tomczyk, E. Sniezek. 50 Mrs. Rudesill Row 1: J. Young, C. Collins, L. Cochran, L Bober, C. Alberico, J. Park, C. Eledge, N. Newtzie, R Pavia, D. Hurley. Row 2: K. Cannon, P. Hammond J. Schlemmer, R Smith, T. Falba, D. Nunn, P. Morris, C. Bernard C. Tomsky, Mrs. Rudesill. Row 3: R Kielar, C. Turner, R May, M. MdConahy, G. McCollums, M. Vaneman, J. Garretson, J. Thomas, J. Sammons, B. Smiley. Mr. Smith Row 1: R Ayres, L. Glass, K. Amalong, G Peters, D. Nagel. B. Data, A. Germani. Row 2: A. Rully, D. Barron. B. Choco, J. Dess, C. Zorens. R Lewis, J. Allen. Row 3: J. Fleissner, P Braatz, J. Carlin, C. Forkey, T. Colangelo, J. Proch. B. Rankin. Row 4: J. McKenna. G. McCon- nell, J. Moltz, P. Lopez, R Tillia, R Pallerino, C. Kelly, Mr. Smith. Miss Telesz Row 1: J. Orres, B. Papa, K. Worek, K. Craven. T. Kulich, P. Frabbota, M. Anaelucci. Row 2: B. Could, J. Zurasky Irwin, G. Buriclc, M. Dioanti. Row 3: Miss Telesz, L. White, T. Eakin, M. Hudak, G Nastal, R Huff, T. Grego, S. Kulik, F. Chrobak, G. Papa, J. Minteer, R Newman, C. Young. , V. Cole, D. Polding, D. Herb. Row 4: S. Kerr, S. 51 Mr. Uber Row 1: C. Woryk, R. DuBrock, B. Trimble. D. Could S. Fabian, C DiLorenzo, D. Kuczynski. Row 2: A. Barker, G. Staph, S. Buczek, N. Sibeto, W. Reno. D. Wyza, S. Marttala. Row 3: R. Davenport T. Lacko, G. Catto, M. Vanasky, A. Fredrick, C. Gallaher, T. Marttala. Row 4: J. Hockenberry, S. Watkins, T. Covert R. McKee, L Herman, Mr. Uber. Mr. Winder Row 1: L. DeMatteo, K. Martin, S. McMurray, J. Pearl, L. Greenawalt R. Miller. Row 2: Mr. Winder, J. Moltz, T. Caravaggio, C. Gentsy, C. English, M. Lyons, D. McNicholas. Row 3: J. Graham, A. Amabile, T. Boughter, K. Mitchell, R Ramsey, G. Spiecher, D Sonntag. Row 3: L. Fenraro, J. Thomas, M. St John, J. Vansovich, D. Herr, N. Myers, M. Kapraly. I know what I’m doingll! The holiday spirit 52 Mrs. Brinton Row 1: M. Othites, L. Nicholson, B. Shaw, R Nunn, B. Pelini, F. Schuster, R Bober, D. James, D. Dzemyan. Row 2: Mrs. Brir on, C. Fowler, S. Ellison, M. Thompson, AM. DeCaprio, R Moraldi, C. Rena M. Kovac, S. Schneider. Row 3: J. Sniezek, R Proch, M. Ilickok, J. Robinson, B. Handlos. M. Faidley, T. Bober, P. Owens, B. Johnson, K. Burford. Mr. Gibbs Row 1: R. Larew, J. Reynolds, D. Allwine, D. Gennock, D. Lutz, C. Fombelle, C. Miller, S. Fabich, R HilL Row 2: R Bartley, D. McSpar- ren, T. Martin, D. Gibson, B. Kwaitkowski, S. Mooney, C. Roudabush, C. Sammons, L. Gallaher. Row 3: M. Kudelski, K. Carson, D. Thom- as, D. Craven, D. Wright, A Baeckel, C. Fulkerson, S. Groves, D. Barton, Mr. Gibbs. Row 4: J. Wojciechowski, B. White, J. Miller, A Con- ti, D. Yough, A Shultz, G. Kennedy, R Smiley, P. Zentz, D. Schultz. Mr. Hilton Row 1: M. Smiley, K. Me Nicholas, M. Earl, M. Glass, B. Campbell, D. Kreiter. R McKee, B. Mann, S. Hare. Row 2: R Reiter, B. Holler, N. Ritter, J. Riley, T. Hanna, D. Michael P. Faidley, S. McDanel, G. Sweet, S. Covert Row 3: R Kosin, E. Lacko, S. Gibson, J. Koch, L. Bin- trim, M. Kerr, T. Duckworth, R. Sniezek, L. Maiella, J. Gilsoa Row 4: Mr. Hilton. W. Smith, T. Elmore, J. Harrison, M. Balik. D. Dougherty, G. Brown, S. White, R Kimmel J. Harrison. 53 Mrs. Micaletti Row 1: Mrs. Micaletti, M. Cannon, B. Peterson, A. Piccuta, H. Woods, D. Hogue, J. DeCriscio, A. DiMuccio, D. Magee, M. Schoolev. Row 2: K. Kelly, J. Johnson, B. Fombelle, J. Woods, M. Kozlowski, A Benetas, D. Barr, S. Rogers, P. Stock. Row 3: J. Murphey, D. Eakin, G. Williams, A. Kotarba, P. Lutton, J. Rzecznik, C. Duda, K. Kramer, T. Emery. Row 4: W. Lenhart, R. Mazzocco, D. Crable, L. Leasure, S. Gibson, S. Riley, L. Feil, N. North, J. Filer. Mr. Ryder Row 1: Mr. Ryder, D. Copson, K. Fedorek, D. Hogue, D. Chrobak, S. Mitchell, G. Pocza, T. Ritchey, J. Matthews, B. Anzalone. Row 2: D. Craven, D. Thomas, J. Cwynar, J. Falba, B. Kudelski, R DiSante, J. Kwait, D. Anderson, M. Terpilowski. Row- 3: C. Dean. B. Higgins, R. Gaydos, S. Whitehouse, C. McCallister, P. Papa, P. Kelch, R Law, B. Cunningham, F. Aldan. Row 4: D. Golba, J. Yarzebinski, A. Pallerino, G. Letera, M. Servedio, C. Smith, D. Boughter, C. Chiaverini, C. Boughter, R Riley, E. Stemme. Mrs. Wilson Row h W Barton, D. Fiello, S. Mentzer, L. Bintrim, R. Ryhal, M. Brown, L. Didiano, F. Trott Row 2: C. McCowin, D. Hickok, T. Smith. R. Owoc, C Boyle, J. Feil, R. Walters M. L. Flannery. Row 3: Mrs Wilson, K. McFarland, F. Miller, V. Cardella, J. Troggiq. D. Debelak, A. Banko, C. Wojtowicz, C. Rogers. Row 4: T. Jenkins, M. Thompson, S. Servedio, H. Boughter, B. Taylor, A. Fraschetti, D. Perdue, D. Spiecher. Row 5: B. Tanner, J. Moss, R Tillia, M. Wehr. 54 Mr. Blinn 7 Bow 1: T. Kreitzer, T. Markle, J. Schneider, D. Eakin, D. Hen non, B. Mt Nicholas, R McMurray, D. Cameron. Row 2: R Shoaff, L. Kalajainen, M. Smith, B. Richards, B. McFall, R Buchanan, R Hanna, D. Norris, Mr. Blinn. Row 3: M. Stunkard, D. Swogger, J. Kirk- wood, C. Presnar, K. Gennock, C. Eledge, L. Sniezek, E. Cassella. Row 4: J. Colwell, B. Leek for, C. Owens, R Mathews, V. Yhelka, M. DeNuccio, C. Morrone, L. Sonntag, J. Amodie, W. HilL Mr. Maitland Row 1. D. Hill, J. Richards, M. Prestopine, P. Mangino, K. Marks, C. Rockyvich. D. Pallerino, V. Peluso. Row 2: J. TindaR C. Fletcher J. Kelly, C. Fishburn, D. Kolodziej, P LaScola, D Strickler, T. Misco. Row 3: C. Proch, J. Malinchak, J. Cameron. D. Henry. R Ferrante, M. J. McCowin, C. Lewis, B. Fraschetti. Row 4: W. Newton, M. Parkes, B. Kalajainen, D. Nista, D. Newton, Pam Greene, Pat Greene, K. Braatz, Mr. Maitland Mr. Milnes Row 1: Mr. Milnes, J. Babiarz, H. White, S. Zingaro, D. Genareo, T. Dean, G. Fabich, P. Cochran, J. Kline, C. Brumbaugh, S. Reno. JJow2: D. Cowan, L. A. Banko, A. Cycon, C. Pallerino, C. Tranouillo, D. Bober. R McKee, P. DeCajorio, J. Jopek, C. Mooney, J McCann. Row 3: J. Nye, J. Mostrando, D. Stiefel, L Owens, M. Sammons, D. Hake, M. Conti. T. Bintrim, B. Allen, J. Bridge, B. Clark, C. Du da 55 Mr. Montgomery Row 1: E. Bober. B. Ridenour, B. Jones, J. Spears, R Henry, L. Myers, T. Miller, F. Augustine, C. Hickok, T. Groves. Row 2: J. Lutz, J. Yough, M. Gould, G. Marzula, L. Corsi, D. Fernandez, S. Denny, H. Nunn, S. Michael, C. Fiello, E. Hurley, R Johns. Row 3: Mr. Mont- gomery, P. Witkowski, D. Fracui, R Strawhecker, K. Martwinski, T. McConahy, B. Lyons, S. Falba, K. Emery, B. Dess, A. McCollums. Mrs. Pitzer Row 1: M. Hull, T. Fiello, G. Kozlowski, L. Zak, J. Wright D. Baeckel, S. Staph. T. Wadlinger. Row 2: L. Bessell, J. Wright S. Palmer, R Wiley, C. Tharpe, B. Keith, R Tabisz. Mrs. Pitzer. Row 3: S. Bogdan, E. Clark. M. Leckfor, R Tillia, S. Gardocky, F. Sniezek, R Wagner, C. Lewis, V. Chrobak. Row 4: C. Bond, B. Wiley, M. Honk, K. K«Hly, B. Mowry, J. Seley, C. Boughter, S. Gabriel. Mr. Wyman Row 1: F. Maggie, L. Anderson, D. Pisani, M. Maturo, R Montgomery, B. Colbert J. Barris. Row 2: C. Donaldson, Pat Tamoci, S. Kapraly, M. Papa, Pam Tamoci, C. Honk, S. Torsello, F. Main. Row 3: C. Schvantz, J. Houk, M. Bruno, S. Lutton. D. Allison, D. Bernard, L. welsh, M. NaiL Row'4: Mr. Wyman, A. Evans, R Jevcak, W. Gunther, J. Rzicznek, D. Hookway, D. Zorens, R Smith, H. Small. 56 Number please? What all good study halls are made oC n H H m LD The Tomahawk Yearbook Staff Literary Staff Row 1: D. Collins, D. Newtzie, K. Bender. Row 2: M. Kelly, J. Pavia, L Lamm, D. Olesczyski, A. Bintrim Editor: Deborah Collins Assistant Editor: Amy Bintrim Co-Business Manager: Clvin DuBrock Co-Business Manager: Ed Trimble Faculty Editor: Marcia Kelly Senior Editor: Kathy Bender Underclassmen Editor: Joann Pavia Activities Editor: Diane Newtzie Sports Editor: Lloyd Lamm Assistant Sports Editor: Gary Kunz Student Life Editor: Deborah Olesczyski Business Staff Seated: C. Perdue, B. George, J. McConahy, K. Fombelle, C. DuBrock. Standing: L. Christie, E. Trimble, J. Dzemyan, D. Robinson. 60 The 1971 Yearbook Staff is the first staff to include members from the Junior Class. Six juniors were chosen to work with the se- nior staff to learn the machinery of yearbook layouts and to be better prepared to edit the Shenango yearbook in 1972. Seated: K. Shaw, D. Mentzer, H. Nunn, C. Ryhal Standing: C Houk, D. Nastal The 1971 Annual Staff has done its best to portray the students of S.H.S. as they appear to their fellow students. We hope that our efforts will be the basis of many pleasant memories now, and in the years to come The Tomahawk Staff Typists 6! Row 1: R. Bolgert, P. Curwin. Row 2: C. Myrta, S. Dacko. Standing: M. Baker, S. Conti, L. Houk, K. Cassidy. Student Council Officers and Advisors Phil Schuller, Pres.; Chuck Papa, Vice Pres.; Joella Zingaro, Sec.; Lynn Trimble, Treas.; Mr. Gibbs, Advisor; Mrs. Shope, Advisor. The Student Council was organized to give the students a voice in the school activities. Each member is elected to represent his homeroom. The student body has an oppor- tunity to present school problems to his homeroom representative. The representa- tive presents these problems at monthly student council meetings. The Student Council supports the exchange student, works with school problems, and sponsors Homecoming ac- tivities and the annual food drive Row 1: J. DiLorenzo, S. Zingaro, T. Hanna, L Glorioso, G. Papa, J. Thomas, J. Pflugh, M. Banko, G. Smiley, J. Tervo, J. Schneider, S. Conti. Row 2: J. Schneider, D. Angelucci, A Kotarba, P. Pascarella, J. Mostrando, G. Kerr, L Zuniga, C. Papa, T. Covert, E Gilson. P. Schuller, L. Trimble Row 3: A. Germani, D. Lutz, G. Marzula, M. Papa, M. Othites, C. Balluano, D. Esposito, J. Troggio, M. Kulich, J. Zingaro, S. Allwine, D. Castaldi. D. r alba. M. Hour. Food Drive Library Aides Standing: B. Walls, P. Fruit, D. Phillips, L. Leasure, J. Fleissner, S. Sammons, A. Buchowski, J. Minterr, A Banko, C. Orres, A Ferrante, J. Klabon, C. Houk, K. Shaw, M. Hudak, C. Perdue, L. Clark, D. Boughter, R. Walters S. Ellison, D. Fiello, K. McNicholas S. Mentzer, P. Stoc k, D. Lutz, M. Angel ucci. Seated: D. Gilson, D. Falba, S. Martalla. R Du Brock, M. Soriano, C. Ryhal, H. Nunn, R Melder. Library Club Officers and Advisor The Library Club, advised by Mrs. Patricia Jones, consists of those students who have given up a study hall to aid the librari- an. The aides work with the card catalogue, recording, circula- tion, and general library proce- dures. This years club activities include the opening of a pam- phlet center on drugs, the spon- soring of a newspaper drive, and the planning of a field trip. Cheryl Perdue, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Jones, Advisor, H. Nunn, Sec.-Treas.; B. Walls, Pres. The Tomahawk Talks Staff The Tomahawk Talks, our school newspaper, is written by the members of the Literary Staff. The Business Staff manages the finan- cial aspects. The two staffs, advised by Mrs. Jean Ann Bradley and Mrs. Kathleen Kay, combine their efforts to publish our newspaper, which expresses the voice of Shenango High School. We're proud of our newspapers.” Editorial Staff Sitting: Richard Houle, Co-editor; Karen Buchowski, Co-editor; Kathy Bender, News Editor; Peggy Mann, Feature Editor. Standing: Karen Shaw, Exchange Editor; Silvia Conti, Business Manager; Ken Cole, Art Editor; Mrs. Bradley, Advisor. 64 Literary Staff Row 1: B. Gunther, D. Matis, L. McConahy, B. Walls, D. Angelucci. Row 2: M. Wagner, J. Zurasky, D. Collins, M. Soriano, G. W’adlinger. Row 3: J. Magee, L. Christie, P. Mann, D. Mentzer. Row 4: K. Kincaid, S. Nunn, M. Hare. C. Houk. D. Tervo. Row 5: R. Marta 11 a, K. Shaw, A, Ferrante, K. Buchowski. K. Bender. Row 6: K. Cole, L. Othites R. Houk, D. Nastal, M. Banko. Business Staff Row 1: R. Bolgert, C. Pallerino, J. Martalla, C. Ryhal, A. Wanatosky, K. Cassidy, C. Bullano, S. Ducko. Row 2: J. Gibson, K. Danish, D. Hardisky, D. Leckfor, C. Orres, P. Curwin, M. Baker, S. Sherbak, B. George. Row- 3: Mrs. Kay, Advisor; S. Ignatz, S. Conti. P. Williams. S. Sammons, D. Francescone, L. Houk, D. Nicholson, C. Perdue, G. Myrta. 65 Future Nurses of America F.N.A. Officers The Future Nurses Club is an or- ganization designed specially for those students who plan a career in the field of medicine. The club, which is advised by Mrs. Helen Craig, meets monthly. Kathy Hinton, Historian; Karen Buchowski, Vice Pres.; Amy Bintrim, Sec.; Barb Nagel, Historian; Mrs. Craig, Advisor; Cathy Honk, Treas. Missing from picture Melba Keller, Pres. Mrs. Craig, School Nurse and F. N. A. Adviser Lynne DiRubbo, member of F.N.A., filing for the nurse Row 1: K. Hinton, D. Gilson, A. Wanatosky, S. Colbert, D. Tervo. Row 2: A. Buchowski, C. Houk, K. Shaw, D. Phillips, P. Deli, S. Young, B. Nagel, A. Bintrim, A. Ferrante. Row 3: H. Ramsey, L. DiRubbo, P. Davis, K. Buchowski, K. Kincaid, J. Bough ter. 66 Future Teachers of America F.T.A. Officers The Future Teachers Club is an organization which consists of those students interested in the field of education. This club, which is advised by Miss Leora McCommon and Mrs. Jacquelyn Mack, meets monthly. Seated: Beth Fisher, Treas; Karen Mayberry, Sec; Cindy Bullano, Vice Pres.; Lynn Christie, Pres. Standing: Mrs. Mack, Advisor; Miss McCommon, Advisor. F. T. A. induction tea Mr. Glen Pop Johnston, speaker at the F.T.A. induction cere- mony Row 1: C. Ryhal, C. Bullano, D. Roberts, S. Dacko, L. McConahy, S. Allison, J. Zingaro, D. Craven, J. Zuraskv, B. Fisher. Row 2: L. Kimmel, K Hays, D. Newtzie. D. Collins. D. Sainato, D. Hardisky, K. Ferrare, L. Christie, Row 3: R. Melder, C. Evanoski. G. Wadlinger, M. Zak, C. Zeigler, K. Danish, J. Schneider. M Piccuta, P. Curwin, S. Presnar. Row 4: J. Fombelle, B. Jopek, L. Clark, S. Allwine, B. George, D. Nicholson, K. Bender, K Mavberry, D Mihok. Row 5: J. Young, P. Smith, S. Sherbak, K. Dean, C. Orres, P. Bogle, S. Borger, C. Reiter, S. Lewis. K. Workman, S. Sammons. Row 6: P. Williams, C. Fresca, S. Martalla, G. Myrta, C. Nicholson, S. Ignatz, B. Greene, L. Othites, C. Faidley, J. Klabon, P. Thomas. National Honor Society Row 1: D. Craven, C. RyhaL C. Pallerino, L. McConahy, P. Mann. B. Walls, D. Mentzer, S. Sherbak. Row 2: Mrs. Susan Bools, Advisor; P. Curwin, L. DiRubbo, M. Kelly, J. Zurasky, S. Allison, C. Butlano, Mr. Floyd Montgomery, Advisor. Row 3: C. Papa, L. Hare, L. Copson, S. Nunn, K. Buchow'ski, M. Wagner, C. Young. Row 4; J. Tervo, D. Nicholson. I.. Christie, J. McConahy, K. Workman, M. Hare, S. Marttala, K. Shaw, P. Smith, D. Collins. Row 5: L. Bees, C. Dzemyan, B. Creene, D. Walzak, D. Nastal, J. Magee, R. Marttala, C. Houk, C. Nicholson. Row 6: P. Schuller, S. Colis, B. Wentland, J. Clingensmith. D. Nagel, S. Gabriel, H. Houk, G. Kunz, D. Harlan. The National Honor Society is an organization which is composed of those juniors and seniors who maintain a B average. Besides showing scholarship, members must also exhibit the qualities of character, service and leadership. The club is advised by Mrs. Susan Boots and Mr. Floyd Montgomery. Below is a picture of the N.H.S. induction and Mr. Abel Robels. L to R: Patty Dzemyan, Chapter Sec; Dave Harlan, Pres.; J. Clingensmith, Vice Pres.; Cindy Bullano, Corresponding Sec.; Richard Houk, Treas. American Field Service Row 1: L. Zuniga, P. Davis, C. Ryhal, B. Gunther, Row 2: P. Dzemyan, D. Phillips, M. Hare, K. Mayberry. Row 3: R. Conti, D. Day, C. Pallerino, C. Orres. Row 4: M. Banko, D. Nastal, P. Fruit, C. Perdue. Row 5: S. Doyle, S. Mart tala, C. Houk. Cheryl Perdue, Pres.; Patty Dzemyan, Sec.; Lionel Zuniga, Exchange Student; Clara Ann Pallerino, Treas.; Sharon Doyle, Historian; Karen Mayberry, Vice Pres. The main purpose of the American Field Service Club to Finan- cially sponsor the exchange student The club is advised by Mr. Bruce Smith. L to R: Mr. Judson Blinn. Advisor; Mary Beth Kovac, Sec.; Merle Glass, Pres.; Roxanne Kimmel, Vice Pres.; Michele Othites, Treas. Missing from Picture: Mrs. Audrey Micaletti. The Junior High Service Society is composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. To become eligible for membership in the Junior High Service Society, one must have a C average or better. The advisors of the club are Mr. Judson Blinn and Mrs. Audrey Micaletti Junior High Service Society Row 1: B. Campbell, D. Dzemyan, L. Bintrim, R. Moraldi, M. Kovac, B. Mann, S. Hare. M. Glass. Row 2: P. Faidlev, L. Lacko. C. Boyd, D. Gould, M. Balik, D. Robb, B. Kwaitkowski, M. Othites, M. Kozlowski. Row 3: D. Eakin, T. Bober, B. Cooper, J. Parks, G. Burick, G. Sweet, F. Shuster, B. Pelini, B. Nunn. Row 4: N. North, R. Kimmel J. Minteer, C. Young, D. Thomas, J. Murphy, S. Workman. K. McFarland. Row 5: S. Kulik, D. Golba, B. Buly, J. Sniezek, J. Harrison. L. Herman, T. Covert, J. Yarzebinski, J. Proch. 69 L to R: D. Troggio, E. Bogdan, D. Shaffer, R. Monk, D. Donegal). S. Colis. R. Zoltani, J. DiMuccio, K. Danish, J. Zurasky, B. Hill, J. Tin- dall, J. Lutz, K. Bowersox, D. LeFebvre, M. Marino, E. Trimo It . E. Presnar, J. Reid, J. Tervo, E. Shoaft, J. Day, L. Lamm. Center: Mr. Kerr. Students who letter in a varsity sport for one year are eligible for membership in Varsity Club. This year the Varsity Club held a car wash to raise money for varsity jackets. These jackets are given to students who lettered two years or participated in a sport for three years. The officers are Jerry Holzhauser, Pres.; John Day, Vice-Pres.; Janet Tindall, Sec.-Treas. The club is advised by Mr. Theodore Kerr. Junior High Gymnastics Row 1: V. Peluso, S. Hare, D. Cameron, C. Mooney, P. Mangino, B. McNitholas, J. DeCrisicio, B. Campbell. Row 2: M. Hall, L. Sniezek, C. Rockvvich, C. Owens, K. McNicholas, S. Covert, F. Sniezek. L. Sonntag. Row 3: K. Gennock, A. DeCaprio, C. Dudo, L. Banko, C. Tranquillo, J. Kirkwood, G. Presnar, D. Aiken. Row 4: J. Tindall, L. Kalaiainen, J. Harrison. B. Cunningham, J. Murphy, J. Rzecznik, P. Lutton, T. McConahy, Row 5: C. Fletcher, M. McCowin, D. Wright, J. Colwell, B. Hollar, D. Daugherty, M. Othites, G. Sweet. Row 6: L. Corsi, J. Amodie. The Junior High Gymnastics Club was formed for seventh and eighth grade students who wish to learn and practice physical skills. The club is advised by Mr. Glenn Sullinger. Varsity Club Office Aides L to R: D. Craven, S. Presnar, C. Stiefel, S. Lewis, L. Shoaff, B. Jopek, C. Prestopine, C. Pallerino, B. Schooley, C. Wadlinger, L. Mc- Conahy, D. Matis, B. Mills, P. Frabotta. The Office Aides work in the general office where their duties range from passing out morning bulletins to aiding in search for a student To become an aide, the student is required to forfeit a study hall. Their only reward is the satis- faction gained from helping to make Shenango High School operate more efficiently. Junior Teens Row 1: M. Angelucci, K. Worek, B. Papa, M. DiSanti, J. Pearl, B. Schooley, R. Miller, C. Eledge. Row 2: D. Esposito, K. Martin, B. Data, L. Cochran M. Show, C. Peters, L. Glass, V. Cole. Row 3: M. Miron, R. Du Brock, B. Marburger, K. Johnson, J. Zurasky, J. Dess, M. Carns, S. Workman. Row 4: S. Marttala, C. Nastal, P. Morris, D. Nunn, C. Bovd, C. Young. S. Grey, M. Capraly, Mrs. Rudesill, Advisor. Row 5: R. Woods, M. Hudak, R. Huff, C. Kelly, N. Myers, J. Minter, J. Fleissner, W. Bartley, C. Gentsy. Row 6: R. Smith, S. Buczek, P. Walko, A. Fredrick, L. Ferraro, P. Hammond, N. Sibeto, S. Bender, D. Isinatz. The Junior Teens is an organization of girls in grades nine and ten. Decorating the school for Christmas is their main project Officers for this year were Mary Ellen Hudak, Pres.; Barb Papa, V'ice-Pres.; Kathy Johnson, Sec.; Monica Angelucci, Treas. The club is advised by Mrs. Rebecca Rudesill. Shenango Golden Wildcat Marching Band Row 1: D. Irwin, J. Deck, C. Zorens, A. McDougall, C. Pre St opine, M. Show, B. Perdue, C. Peterson, J. Allen, B. Lewis, T. Lacko, J. Garret- son. Row 2: C. Spiecher, L. McConahy, S. Lewis, C. Dacho, D. Zorens, K. Kincaid. M. McConahy, J. Moore, J. Irwin, L, Greenawalt, R. Ialongo. R. Schweikert Row 3: J. Magee, L. DeMatteo. K. Bender, J, Young, R. Newman, J. Young, J. Moltz, L, DiRubbo, C. Stiefel, C. Zorens, D. Richards. Row 4: S. Ferraro, B. Lutton, G. James, L. Trimble, J. Pettitt, A. Bober, R. Marttala. B Sisley, D. McDougall. J. Sibeto, D. Kish. Row 5: R. Fruestorfer, R. White, J. Reese, R. Nagel, G. Kunz, E. Trimble, D. Nastal, A. Sedzmak. D. Druschel, F. Miller, Mr. Dan Ryder, Band Director. Missing from picture: B. Burns, F. Didiano, D. Spiecher, and E. Presnar. The Shenango Golden Wildcat Marching Band is comprised of the band members, color guard, drill team, and majorettes. This year the Band won two outstanding awards. The first award was won at the Fourth Annual Edinboro State College Marching Band Contest on September 19, 1970. For this accomplishment the marching unit received one of the tropies pictured at the right A second trophy was won on November 27, 1970, where the Band participated in the 1st An- nual Three Rivers Band Festival held at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The marching unit competed in the Class B Sec- tion and came away with 4 first places and one sec- ond. They received first place awards for Overall, Band Front Music, and Color Guard. A second place was won by the Majorettes. The band played these numbers at both contests: How High the Moon, “Cherish”, “El Cum- banchero”, “Old Man River , and “Theme from Magnificent Seven. Chocolate almond candy bars were sold to raise money for these trips. Officers of the band, who are elected by the band members are Ed Trimble, president; Gary Kunz, vice-president; and Crystal Stiefel, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Dan Ryder is the band director. The Shenango Marching Band is shown in the formation of a man and an umbrella, done to the tune of “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head.” Students who attended District Band at West Middle- sex on February 25, 26, and 27 are as follows: Cary Kunz, 1st alto saxophone: Janice Pettitt, 1st flute; and Lynne DiKubbo, 2nd clarinet. 73 Majorettes L to H: M. Abdoe, captain; M. Piccuta, D. Niihok, S. Allwine, D. Shaffer, J. Gibson. J. White, D. Newtzie, J. Zingaro, co-captain. Senior Majorettes 74 Donna Shaffer Marty Abdoe. Captain Diane Newtzie Color Guard Kneeling: C. Reiter, co-captain; P. Mann, captain. Standing: L. Hare, C. Pallerino, R. Tanner, P. Dzemyan, S. Marttala, C. Perdue, P. Davis Senior Color Guard Linda Hare Peggy Mann, Captain Cheryl Perdue Pam Davis 75 Drill Team The SHS Drill Team received a first place Band Front Class B rat- ing in competition at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania, on November 27, and were a part of the band when it took first place at Edinboro State College on September 19. Wearing new plaid vests, they performed at football and basket- ball games and marched in the Vet- erans Day parade. The routines performed were created by the girls during the summer. For the first time in its history, the Drill Team bought jackets for the senior members. The Drill Team officers, all of whom are seniors, are Lynn Christie, captain; Debbie Oles- cyski, co-captain; Debbie Ro- binson, secretary; and Cindy Young, treasurer. Mrs. Linda Maslyk is their advisor. Senior Drill Team Members (L to R): Lynn Christie, captain; Cindy Young, treasurer; Patty Smithy Marcia Kelly. Debbie Olescyski, co-captain; Deobie Robinson, secretary; Amy Bin- trim. Row 1: K. Small, M. Kulich, C. Young, M. Kelly, L. Christie, D. Olescyski, D. Robinson, P. Smith, A. Bintrim. Row 2: B. Fisher, B. Gunther, R. Kuczynski, K. Hinton, K. Mayberry, C. Ryhal, H. Nunn, P. Fruit, Mrs. Linda Maslyk, advisor. Row 3: B. Fleo, M. Suzow, G. Wadlinger, J. Sneizek, K. Benzick, J. Kalajainen, A. Presnar, D. Mentzer, K. Fombelle. Row 4: K. Worek, M. Di Santi, D. Nagel, N. Sibeto, L. White, K. Barton. J. Gilson, A. Ferrante. Missing from picture: L. Miller. 77 Art Club Row 1: J. Garretson, C. Perdue, G. Burick, J. Lutz, M. Wagner, J. Martin, D. Myers, T. Jevcak. Row 2: R. DiNuccio, P. Fruit, C. Miller, G. Kunselman, K. Hockenberry, K. Cole. Missing from picture: Mr. Chambers, Advisor. Morning Meditation Club Row 1: T. Covert, S. Stemme, M. Carnes, P. Mann, D. Collins, A. Wanatosky, S. Fabian. M. Keller, S. Ellison. Row 2: L. Lamm, R. Timblin, B. Nagel, A. Bintrim, G. Kunselman, D. Nastal, Mrs. Kumrow, Advisor; S. Conti, K. Buchowski, K. Bender, J. Garretson. 78 Camera Club Row 1: S. Zingaro, K. Germani. J. Marzula, G. Morrone, D. Fernandez, K. Martwinski. Row 2: B. Leckfor, D. Zorens, !. DiNuccio, M. Zak, D. Sonntag, R. Owoc. Row 3: J. Feil, T. Smith, D. Hickok, C. Rogers, S. Gibson, E. Bogdan. Row 4: Mr. Maitland. Advisor; B. Feil, T. Emery, N. Nortn, J. Harrison. Models Construction Club Row 1: W. Stephenson, B. Groves, T. Tialla, J. Spears, J. Babiarz, R. McKee, B. Kelch. Row 2: R. Tabish. M. Bruno, F. Augustine, D. Johns, E. Herley, R. Dean, M. Maturo, H. Small. Row 3: F. Sniezek. B. Dess, B. Wagner, M. Leckfor, T. Lutz, R. Buchanan, T. Miller. Row 4: W. Clark. B. Jevcak, M. Parks, T. Bintrim. B. Richards, J. Wright. Row 5: Mr. Brown, Advisor; D. Cunningham, W. Newton, J. Barker, C. Best, L. Bell. 79 Senior High Concert Choir «owl: (— Houk, D. Mentzer, B. Jopek, C. Pa Merino, S. Ulp, J. Zurasky, J. Zurasky, R. Emery, K. Johnson, D. Collins, L. Class, C. Uaddhnger L.Cochran. B. Gould, C. Eledge. C. Bullano. Row 2: A. Ferrante, P. Walko, K. Shaw, J. McConahy, K. Fombelle, M. Soriano, B Fleo. B Mills, D. Olescyski. K. Danish, P. Kreit er. B. George, L. Christie. D. Matis. Row 3: J. Magee, T. Burford, B Lutton. R. Honk, R Cooper D Sainato, M. Mann, M. Kreitzer. D. Barron. L. Othites. B. Jones. K. Bender, R. Woods. Row 4: Mr. Gibbs. D. Nagel. L. Lamm. K. Cole, T. Jevcak, E. Kielar, T. Covert, D. Nastal. R. May, R. Davenport, J. Walker. D Burick. The Senior High Concert Choir is an organization comprised of students in grades 9-12 who are interested in vocal music. This year the officers were Richard Houk, president; and Betsy Mills, secretary-treasurer. The choir is directed by Mr. Robert Gibbs. District Choir: Deborah Collins. Margaret Mann, Richard Houk. District State, and All East Choirs: Douglas Nagel. Seated at the piano: Mr. Robert Gibbs. Pop Choir Row 1: S. Ulp, B. Fleo, M. Mann, K. Fombelle, L. Christie, K. Bender. Row 2: D. Olescyski, D. Matis, I. Zurasky, D. Collins, B. George, D. Sainato, C. Bullano. Row 3: Mr. Gibbs, D. Nastal, R. Cooper, L. Othites, J. McConahy, K. Danish. Row 4: T. Jevcak, K. Cole, L. Lamm. D. Nagel, B. Lutton, E. Kielar, R. Honk. Stage Band Row 1: D. Nagel, R. Honk. J. Young, B. Mills, A. McDougall, G. Kunz. C. Prestopine, F. Miller. R. Ialongo. Row' 2: S. Ferraro. J. Magee, G. Spiker, R. Kelch. Row 3: R. Marttala. R. Nagel, D. Kish, D. Mc Dougall. Missing from picture: J. Reese, R. Schweikert. 81 Junior High Band Row I: R. Ferrante, C. Honk. K. Martwinski, C. Tharpe, K. Fishburn, L. Sniezek, M. Stunkard. T. Emery, T. Hanna, B. Handlos, D. Kreitzer, F. Reiter. Row 2: D. Bober, T. Duckworth, J. Ridenour. J. Sniezek, R. Bober. F. Sniezek, P. Mancino. D. Anderson. C. McDaniel, B. Shaw. E. Kennedy, D. Dzemyan, M. Glass. D Jaines. Row 3: C. Owens, C. Rockyvich, J. Kline, S. Zmgaro. P Kelch. E Bober. M Kovak. S. Ellison, T. Smith. L. Zak, S. Kapraly, F. Austin, B. Kelch. J. Lutz, M Kerr. M. Bruno. Junior High Choir Row 1: S. Mentzer, C. Boyle, J. Kwait, S. Covert, A. DeCaprio, S. Rogers. D. Ban. R. Nloraldi. M. Flannery. K. McNicholas. F. Schuster. D Anderson, M. Glass, D. Kreitzer, B. Campbell, J. Reynolds, 1. DeCriscio, T. Ritchev. D. Dzemvan, D. Magee, S. Hare. Row- 2: A. Kotarba, J. Cwynar. B. Kwaitkow ki, F Aldan. D. Craven, M Kudelski. R. Walters. D GiLson. S. Ellison. A Benetas. M Othit s. M Kovac. M Thompson, T. Smith, B. Shaw . D. Hickok. D. McSpanen. NN Barton. Row- 3: S. Groves, B. Higgans. L. Bintnm. D. Debelak. L Lacko. R Kosin. S. McDaniel. B Fombelle. J. Johnson. Nl Balik. R. Sneizek. J. Gilson, E. Stemme, X North. S. Gibson. G. Brown. Row A. P. Owens, Bo lighter, C. Smith, C. Roudabush. R. Smilev. D. Thomas, D. Schultz, A. Schultz, S. Rilev, D. Thomas. J. Harrison. A. Banko. L Maiella. P. Lutton, R. Law, J. Rzecznik. Row 5: Mr. Gibbs. B. White, J. Harrison. J. Robinson. B. Handlos, M. Fairdlev, K. Burford. 82 83 ATHLETICS Cross Country Kneeling: C. Kunz, D. Fox, C. Du Brock, J. Dzemyan. Standing: W. Gurgacz, M. Overhulser, R. White, B. Hill, E. Bogdan—Letterihan—10. Golf Section II Champions—1970 Kneeling: T. Gunther, J. Tervo, L. Lamm, D. Watters, S, Gabriel, J. Bilger, L. Gabriel. Standing: D. Richards, G. Dellaverson, T. Burford, D. Kish, L. Glorioso, Mr. Thad Bukowski—Coach. Tom Gunther—Senior Letterman 9 10-11-12 1st Alternate to State Individual PIAA Championship in 1970. Qualified for WPIAL Regional Playoffs in 1968, 1909. and 1970. Lloyd Lamm—Senior Letterman 11-12 Qualified for WPIAL Regional Playoffs in 1969 and 1970. Qualified for WPIAL Final Playoffs in 1969 and 1970. 87 Varsity Football Bow 1: Mgr. B. Lutton, J. Day, E. Presnar, J. Holzhauser, J. Reed, K. Colt , R. Monk, D. Troggio, B. George, T. Stewart, C. Hassen, J. Pascarella, D. LeFebvre, R. Fox, B. Albertini. Row 2: Mgr. B. Sowers, M. Balik, E. Gilson, J. Frengel, P. Markarevich, T. Troggio, C. Best, F. Didiano, T. LaScola, D. Donegan, B. Salmon, B. Benzick, D. Minteer, T. Gray, D. Nagel, B. VVentland, B. Baker, K. Smith. Row 3: S. Cumluk, J. Hitchen, G. Smiley, R. Hardisky, G. Small, F. Cardella, G. James, G. Troggio, D. Dettore, J. Budai, C. Frampton, J. Lacko, R. Hardisky, R. ShoaJT, G. Man- gino, R. Rankin. Missing from picture: T. Fleissner, Mgr.; J. Lutz, Mgr.—Letterman—10-11 -12. Coaches Record SHS OPP. 0 Northwestern........................... 6 20 Wilmington............................ 12 6 Union..................................13 20 Lakeview.............................. 19 8 Mohawk................................ 12 15 Slippery Rock..........................14 0 Mercer................................. 6 6 Neshannock............................. 0 28 Laurel................................. 0 Kneeling: Mr. Glenn Sullinger, Mr. Ted Kerr, Mr. Bruce Smith. Standing: Mr. Ken Wyman, Mr. Frank Bongivengo—Head Coach, Mr. Robert Casalandra. 1970 Varsity Lettermen Bill Albertini—Junior Knllback—Irttrrm.in—1 1 John Day—Senior Quarterback—letterman—11 12 Chuck Best—Junior End—letterman—11 Don Dettore—Sophomore T ackle—letterman— 10 Ken Cole—Senior End—letterman—12 Dave Donegan—Junior Halfback—letterman—11 89 Russ Fox—Junior 2nd team All Tri-State Safety Letterman—11 Joe Frengel—Junior Guard Letterman—11 Bob George—Senior Halfback Letterman—11-12 Elmer Gilson—Junior 2nd team All Tri-County Linebacker Letterman—11 Chuck Hassen—Senior 2nd team All Tri-County End Letterman—11-12 Jerry Holzhauser—Senior 1st team All Tri-County Defensive Lineman Letterman—11-12 90 Richard Honk—Senior Guard Letterman—12 John Lacko—Sophomore Tackle Letterman—10 Terry LaScola—Junior End Letterman—11 Doug LeFebvre—Junior Halfback Letterman—10-11 Paul Makarevich—Junior Tackle Letterman—11 Joe Pascar el la—Junior Fullback Letterman—10-11 Ed Presnar—Senior 2nd team All Tri-County Center Letterman—12 Tom Stewart—Senior Tackle Letterman—12 Jeff Reed—Senior 2d team All Tri-County Guard Letterman—11-12 Tom Troggio—Junior Linebacker Letterman—11 Dennis Troggio—Senior 1st team WPIAL Halfback 2d in Class A” Most Valuable Player Honorable Mention All State Team 1st Team All Tri-County Most Valuable Player Tri-County 1st Player in Tri-Counts- history to gain over 1000 yards in one season. Letterman—10-11-12 Junior High Football Row 1: C. Zornes, Nlgr; B. Buly, Mgr; D. Eakin, G. Papa, R. Mazzocco, G. Letera, R. May, T. Lacko, D. Yough, W. Smith, D. Golba, J. Deck, B. Donley, Vlgr; C. Book, Mgr. Row 2: J. McKenna, J. Yarzebinski, J. Vansovich, J. Lepisto, P. Kish, B. Smiley, B. Tanner, M. Ser- vedio, G. Collins, P. Pascarella, J. Moss, N. Newtzie, T. Covert. Row 3: A. Conti, S. Servedio, L. DeMatteo, B. Holler, E. Sneizek, C. Me Cowin, J. Thomas, M. Pivarnilc, R. Riley, J. Moltz, J. Allison. Row 4: M. Leckfor, T. Bintrim, D. James, B. Wiley, J. Lutz, C. Fombell, D. Hogue, S. Staph, G. Poza, D. Anderson, R. Montgomery, G. Kennedy, F. Reiter. Coaches SHS Record OPP. 6 18 46 45 6 12 Union........ Slippery Rock Riverside____ Northwestern Neshannock . Wilmington . 34 12 0 0 0 6 Mr. Ted Kerr, Mr. Glenn Sullinger, head coach; Mr. Bruce Smith. 92 Starting Line Row 1: D. Colba, W. Smith, D. Yough, T. Lacko, R. May, G. Letera, R. Mazzocco, G. Papa. Row 2: P. Kish, G. Collins, B. Tanner, J. Van- sovich, B. Smiley, J. Lepisto, P. Pascarella, M. Servedio. 93 Varsity Basketball $ ?w R C??PCT- Mgr; J. Clingensmith, R. Timblin, T. Burford, B. Ceorge, J. DiMuccio, P. Schuller, R. Fox. M. Simpson, Mgr. Row 2: Mr. 1 nomas Hartwell, head coach; J. Bilger, L. Lamm, B. Letera, L. Bees, D. Watters, J. Budai, Mr. Paul Kassi, Assistant Coach. Record shs opp. 75 Wilmington............................ 64 57 Neshannock.............................49 74 Mohawk.................................90 76 Slippery Rock..........................41 71 Laurel.................................40 65 Northwestern...........................69 77 Union..................................86 83 Wilmington.............................53 63 Neshannock.............................67 58 Mohawk.......;.........................62 59 Slippery Rock..........................58 81 Laurel.................................40 63 Northwestern...........................62 55 Union..................................66 Phil Schuller—Senior Joe DiMuccio—Senior Forward—letterman—10-11-12 Guard—letterman—11-12 Bob George—Senior Guard—letterman—11-12 Larry Bees—Senior Center—letterman—12 Lloyd Lamm—Senior Center—letterman—12 John Bilger—Junior Center—letterman—11 Junior Varsity Basketball F. Cardella, J. Clingensmith, T. Burford, J. Bilger, R. Timblin, C. Salamon. R. Fox. Missing from picture: B. Letera, B. Elliott. Record SHS OPP. 89 Wilmington.............................46 63 N'eshannock............................57 68 Mohawk.................................62 89 Slippery Rock..........................20 99 Laurel.................................50 88 Northwestern...........................34 61 Union..................................42 71 Wilmington.............................43 66 Neshannock.............................51 68 Mohawk.................................69 58 Slippery Rock......................... 20 38 Laurel.................................34 78 Northwestern...........................55 53 Union..................................61 96 Mr. Paul Kassi, junior varsity coach; Mr. Edward Maslyk, junior high coach. Junior High Basketball Row 1: D. Tomczyk, M. Smiley, A. DiMuccio, R. McKee. Row 2: J. Lepisto, B. Tanner, S. Kulich, VI. Kramer, D. Colba. Missing from pic ture: R. Newman and J. Deck, managers. 8th Grade Basketball Row 1: M. Smiley, A. DiMuccio, H. White, D. Gennario, V. Cardella. Row 2: A. Catarba, R. Mazzocco, B. Tanner, D. Golba, W. Lenhart. 97 Gymnastics Girls Team Rem- 1 B Perdue . J. Tindall. L. DiRubbo. K. Bowersox. Le tterman—10-11-12, J. Zurasky. A. McDougall. Row 2: D. Esposito. K. Cassidy, D. Craven, M. Sae san, K. Am along. A. Cermam. Row 3: K. Danish. Letterman—10-11-12; D. Shaffer. Letterman—11-12; R. Zoltani. Boys Team Row 1: D Pack. S. Huff. B. Smile y, D. Done gan. J. Reid. Row 2: D. Kish. L. Glorioso, D. Angelucci. R. Schuller, N. Newtzie. Row 3: J. Moltz, VI. Marino. E. Shoaff, G. Perdue. F. Ritchie. 98 Junior Reid—Senior Letter man—10-11-12 Gary Ferdue—Vo-Tevh Senior Letter man—0-10-11-12 The girls’ gymnastics team com- pleted another successful winning season this year with the record of six wins and two losses. The girls’ team has never had a losing season since its beginning. Mr. Glenn Sullinger, coach, spoke about the success of his team, “The experience of the upperclass- men and the progress of the younger team members means the difference between failure and suc- cess. Both the girls’ and the boys' teams compete against schools of all sizes because WPIAL does not seperate schools by size. This year our teams met teams from larger schools such as Butler. Ambridge, and Rochester, and only one local school our size. Union. The senior girls on the team are Karin Danish, Karen Bowersox, and Donna Shaffer. All of them competed in every meet and were consistent performers. The boys’ team this year finished with a record of two wins and six losses. The team lost senior Gars Perdue half-was through the season when he suffered a broken ankle. Senior Ed Shoaff broke his foot mid-way through the season but was able to compete. The other senior members of the boys’ team are Junior Real, Steve Huff and Mike Marino. The girls compete in four es cuts, floor -exercise, balance beam, un- even parallel tsars, and aultuig The boys’ events are rings, sale horse, high bar, parallel bars, floor exercises, and v aultuig When asked about the team. Coach Sullinger saal. It takes a lot of disciplme to be a gymnast and many hours of practise hr be a good one. 99 E. Shoaff— Sri nor Lrttrrman—10-11-12 Baseball-Runner ups Section VI, 1970 Row 1: C. Polding, K. McFarland, D. Huff, D. Polansky, J. Bilger, '70 All Section VI 1st team short stop; E. Trimble, S. Golis. Row 2: R. Bintrim, C. Miller, J. Holzhauser, P. Schuller, T. LaScola, J. Bilger, D. Walczak, M. Overhulzer. Row 3: E. Gilson, T. Burford, D. Clingensmith, M. White, E. Urian, ’70 All Section VI 2d team pitcher; M. Schlager, G. Wieszak, B. Peterson, Mr. Bruce Smith, Coach. Missing from picture: C. Wilcox, Mgr.; B. Lutton, L. Bell, Assistant Mgrs. 1970 Record SHS OPP. 7 Mohawk .............................. 6 1 Riverside..............................0 5 Northwestern ..........................6 5 Slippery Rock..........................1 6 Union..................................7 5 Wilmington.............................1 1 Laurel ................................0 11 Northwestern ..........................8 3 Slippery Rock..........................2 4 Riverside..............................3 2 Union..................................0 1 Laurel .............................. 5 10 Mohawk ................................3 8 Wilmington.............................7 too Ed Urian, undefeated Section VI pitcher, 1970 Seniors 1971 Phil Schuller—1st base Letterman— 10-11 -12 1st team Section VI first base 1970 Jerry Holzhauser—catcher Letterman—10-1112 Stan Golis—2d base Letterman—11-12 Ed Trimble —outfield Letterman—12 101 Track and Field 1971 Team. Row 1: J. Nelson, M. Kramer, C. Small, G. Collins. E. Kielar, J. Pflugh, D. Donegan, D. Lepisto, V. Papa, J. Lepisto. Row 2: J. Vansovich, G. James, G. Troggio, F. Cardella, B. Hill, C. DuBrock. T. Gunther, R. Braun, P. Pascarella, K. Kish. Row 3: Mr. Floyd Mont- gomery, Coach, J. Hitchens. R. McKee, E. Bogdan, J. Dzemyan, D. Nagel, J. Day, J. Garret, P. Makarevich. W. Albertini, Mr. Ken Wyman, Head Coach. Outstanding 1970 Seniors Jeff Zeigler, Placed 5th WPIAL Qualifier Dane Fredrick, Placed 6th WPIAL Qualifier 102 1971 Seniors John Day, Javelin and High Jump John Dzemyan, Distance Runner Tom Gunther, Sprints The following senior boys also participated in the 1971 track and field season: D. Fox, Distance Runner; S. Gabriel, Distance Runner; and G. Kunx, Distance Runner. 103 Ed Kielar, Distance Runner Varsity Cheerleaders C. Bullano, Co-Captain; D. Collins, D. Nicholson, L. Othites, Co-Captain; D. Sainato, K. Cassidy Junior Varsity Cheerleaders How 1: B Mills, D. Tervo, G. Zingaro. Row 2: C. Nicholson, Co-Captain; K. Dean, S. Sherbak, Co-Captain. 106 Shenango Boosters and Fans Junior High Cheerleaders Row 1 Kneeling: L. Nicholson, D. Esposito. M. Cannon. Row' 2 Kneeling: M. Miron. D. Robb. Captain. Standing: J. Troggio. Squad Substitutes Row 1: M. Othites, Jr. High; R. Melder, Jr. Varsity; M. Huff, Jr. High. Standing: K. Danish, Varsity. Girls’ Sports Shenango Kittens Coach: Bill Albertini Record: 7-0 Senior High Champions Front: C. Nicholson, K. Dean, L. Honk. Center: B. George, D. Nicholson. Back: J. Zingaro, C. Bullano, C. Beiter, R. Melder, K. Cassidy. Randy’s Rascals Coach: Randy Timblin Record: 5-1-1 D. Craven, B. Smith. C. Stiefel, R. Zoltani, L. Snyder. Missing from picture: S. Sammons, J. Zurasky, A. Wanatosky. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the direction of Mrs. Linda Maslyk, a new phase of activity for girls was introduced. Seven senior high and eight junior high teams displayed their basketball abilities on Monday nights. The championship play-offs between first and second place teams were held Saturday, February 20, 1971. In the junior high division, the first place Greg's Tiggers” experi- enced their only defeat with a score of 16-4 when they played the Bee Stingers.” In the senior high section, the “Shenango Kittens” re- tained their first place standing over Randy's Rascals” in a close game with required overtime and ended with a score of 17-13. 108 Bee Stingers Coach: Larry Bees Record: 5-1-1 Junior High Champions Front: C. Woryk, C. Dachko. Center: D. Esposito. Back: T. Falba, B. Data, D. Ignatz, N. Sibeto, E. Stewart Greg’s Tiggers Coach: Greg Collins Greg Papa Record: 6-1-1 Front: B. Schooley, M. Hudak, J. Zurasky. Back: P. Walko, D. Robb, M. Huff, P. Hammond, M. Angelucci. 1970 JUNIOR AAU NATIONAL OLYMPICS Lynn Trimble, sophomore, 5th place winner na- tionally in the girls’ division of the discus throw with a record nfQTS” •-V S w ' oXf •••■ .- • V; y. STUDENT LIFE Junior Class Play “A Case of Springtime” April 24, 1970 This story involves a young high school student, who in trying to impress his friends, accidentally attempts to saw the principal's daughter in half. In trying to make up to her, he finds himself embarras- sing three P. T. A. ladies. Last, but not least, he discovers that the rabbits he has been using for his magic tricks are actually missing chinchillas from the local zoo. CAST Bob Barker Mr. Parker Mrs. Parker Betty Parker Dickie Parker Cwen Anderson Joan Abernaker Eddie Louella Mr. Abernaker Mrs. Brunswick Mrs. James Mrs. Hill Miss Bright Detective Sidekick Director, George Milne-, Student Director, Cheryl Perdue Preparation for the play. 1t2 Scenes from “A Case of Springtime” Junior-Senior Prom 1969-1970 An Evening in Shangrila was presented on May 15, 1970 at the Shenango High School Gymnasium in honor of the Seniors. PROM CHAIRMEN Greg Kunselman Diana Nicholson COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CEILING...................... Phil Schuller CENTER..........................Ken Cole ENTERTAINMENT................ Marty Abdoe FOOD.........................Betty George INVITATIONS PROGRAMS....... Lynn Christie LOBBY .......................... Jim Lutz TABLES.......................Chuck Papa WALLS........................ Tom Jevcak SOPHOMORE USHERS USHERETTES Sue Allwine Karla Dean Cindy Nicholson Sue Sherbak Bill Albertini Chuck Best Randy Scilla Tom Troggio 114 Dancing at “An Evening in Shangrila Homecoming Queen Cindy Bullano, escorted by Senior Class President, Charles Papa, was one of the three senior candidates for queen. Cindy is co-captain of the varsity cheerleaders, corresponding secretary of National Honor Society, vice-president of FTA, and a member of the business staff of the Tomahawk Talks, student council, mixed chorus, and pop choir. Senior Attendant Elissa Othites, Senior Class representative, was es- corted by Joseph DiMuccio. Elissa is co-captain of the varsity cheerleaders. She writes for the literary staff of the Tomahawk Talks and is a member of FTA, mixed chorus, and pop choir. Senior Attendant Karin Danish, senior attendant, was escorted by David McConnell. Karin is captain of the girls’ gymnastic- team, a varsity cheerleader, and a member of FTA, mixed chorus, and pop choir. 117 Junior Attendant Representing the Junior Class, Sharyn Ulp was es- corted by Steven Dettore. Sharyn is active in mixed chorus and pop choir. Sophomore Attendant Jackie White, escorted by Robert Papa, was chosen to represent the Sophomore Class. Jackie is secretary of her class and a majorette. Freshman Attendant Roxanne Huff was the representative of the Class of ’74. She was escorted by James Lepisto. Roxanne is a member of Junior High Service Society and Junior Teens. 118 Despite the rain, many came out to see the game and the What’s Homecoming without alumni? crowning of the queen. 119 Senior Class Play “Paddle Your Own Canoe” November 14, 1970 The play was set in the North woods. The plot evolved about a newlywed couple who took over Look Lake tower for the U. S. Forest Service; and an interfering mother-in-law determined to break up their marriage. Student Director: Jim Lutz Director: Mr. Ceorge Mlines You’re the one who brought her here, you take her back.' CAST Mac MacGregor............. Carol..................... Knute..................... Marie Folee............... Beth...................... Bride's Maid.............. Bride’s Maid.............. Bride's Maid.............. Mrs. Osgood............... Mr. Mumphord.............. John Drew................. Russ......................... Wawatoosie Girl........... Wawatoosie Girl........... Wawatoosie Girl........... Wawatoosie Girl........... Josie..................... Louie........................ Bear......................... Radio Voice............... ... Rick Cooper . . Janice Pettitt Greg Kunselman .. Amy Bintrim . . . Debe Collins . . Kathy Bender Kathy Fombelle .. . . Cathy Orres Debbie Matis ... Tim Bintrim ...... Jim Lutz ..... Jeff Irwin . Cindy Bullano . . . Peggy Mann Doreen Sainato . Cheryl Perdue ____ Barb Nagel ... Dave Nastal , ... Ken Gentsy . . Rich Marttala 120 Christmas Dance “Frosted Fantasy” December 19, 1970 Musical entertainment—Travis A fragrance of pine, decorated trees, and snowflakes helped transform the cafeteria into a “Frosted Fan- tasy”. The Christmas Dance was a semi-fonnal dance given in honor of the Junior Class. Ken Cole and Jim Lutz served as chairmen for the holiday affair. They were assisted by Lloyd Lamm, decoration chairmen; Diana Nicholson, entertainment chairman; Debbie Olescyski, refreshment chairman; Chuck Papa, tables chairman; and Sylvia Conti, invitations chairman. The rock group, Travis, provided the musical entertainment for the evening. Sophomores, Gabe Zingaro, Diane Tervo, Janine Gibson, Felix Cordelia, Gene Troggio and Jan Budai, served as ushers and usherettes for the gala affair. Cookies Anyone? It took us all afternoon to string it. 122 SENIOR DIRECTORY The Class of 71s student activities are listed on the following pages. The numbers 1,2,3,4 indicate Freshman, Sopho- more. Junior, and Senior years at Shenango High School. ABDOE, MARTHA JO Who’s Who Among American High School Student Council—1,2 Students—3,4 Soph. Class Sec. N.H.S.—3,4 Majorettes—2,3 (Cap.), 4 (Cap.) Tomahawk Talks—2,3 (Ex. Ed.) 4 (Co-Editor) Coforguard—1 Youth Page Correspondent—3 Choir—1,2 F.N.A.—(Health Careers—2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.) Gymnastics—1 Morning Meditations—4 F.T.A.—2,3 Library Club—1 Library Club—1,2 Class Play—3 Jr. Teens—1 BULLANO, CYNTHIA LOU Class Play—3 Who’s Who Among American High School Musical—4 Students—3,4 ALLWINE, PAMELA MAE Student Council—4 Library Club—2 N.H.S.—3 (Sec.), 4 (Corres. Sec.) Jr. Teens—1 (Pres.) Tomahawk Talks—3,4 (Bus.) Class Play—3 (Make-up) Cheerleader—1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain) BAKER, MARILYN ELAINE Choir—4 Annual Staff—4 (Typist) Pop Choir—4 Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) F.T.A.—2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.) Jr. Teens—1 Jr. Teens—1 BALDWIN, REBECCA JOAN Class Play—3,4 Jr.Teens—1 Musical—4 BEES, LARRY EUGENE CARAVAGGIO, JOSEPHINE ANN Student Council—3 Jr. Teens—1 N.H.S.—4 CARNEY, THOMAS WAYNE Soph. Class Treas. CASSIDY, KAY LYNN Basketball—1,2,3,4 Annual Staff—4 (Typist) Varsity Club—4 Tomahawk Talks—3 (Lit), 4 (Bus.) BENDER. KATHERINE ANNE Cheerleader—4 Annual Staff—4 (Senior Section Ed.) Drill Team-1,2,3 Tomahawk Talks—2,3,4 (News Ed.) Gymnastics—3,4 Band—4 Jr. Teens—1 Choir—4 CHRISTIE. LYNN ANN Pop Choir—4 Who’s Who Among American High School FT. A.—2,3,4 Students—3 Morning Meditations—4 Student Council—1 (Sec.) 3 (Treas.) Library Club—1 N.H.S.—3,4 Class Play—3,4 Jr. Sr. Class Sec.-Treas. Musical—4 Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) BEST, RICHARD ALLEN Tomahawk Talks—2,3,4 (Lit) BEST, WILLIAM BENJAMIN Jr. Miss Contestant—4 BINTRIM, AMY WEALTHA Drill Team—1,2,3,4 (Cap.) Who’s Who Among American High School Choir-4 Students—3 Pop Choir—4 N.H.S.—3,4 F.T.A.—2,3 (Sec.), 4 (Pres.) Annual Staff—4 (Assistant Ed.) Jr. Teens—1 Drill Team—3,4 Musical—4 Choir—1 CLEMENTS, RICHARD WILLIAM F.N.A. (Health Careers) 2,3,4 (Sec.) COLE, KENNETH BRUCE Morning Meditations—3,4 Tomahawk Talks—4 (Art Ed.) Library Club—3 Choir—4 Jr. Teens—1 Pop Choir—4 Class Play—3,4 Football—3,4 Musical—4 Art Club—1,2,3,4 BLAZZO MICHAEL ANGELO Stage Crew—4 BOLCERT, RUTMANN Musical—4 Annual Staff—4 (Typist) COLLINS, DEBORAH LYNNE Tomahawk Talks—4 (Assistant Bus. Man.) Who’s Who Among American High School Library Club—2 Students—3 Jr. Teens—1 Annual Staff—4 (Editor) BOOMER, RICHARD ALAN N.H.S.—3,4 BOUCHTER, JUDITH LYNN Cheerleader—1 (Co-Cap.), 2,3, (Co-Cap.), 4 F.N.A.—(Health Careers) 2,3,4 Choir—1,2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Pop Choir—4 BOWERSOX, KAREN LEE Mixed Ensemble—2,3 Gymnastics—2,3,4 District Chorus—4 Yarsitv Club—I F.T.A.—2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Morning Meditations—3 (Historian), 4 BUCHOWSKI, KAREN MARIE Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—3,4 Musical—4 Regional Chorus—4 CONTI, SILVIA LU Student Council—4 Annual Staff—1 (Typist) Tomahawk Talks-—4 (Bus. Man.) Drill Team—1,2 Morning Meditations—4 Jr. Teens—1 COOPER. RICHARD JAY Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 Basketball Manager—4 Class Play—3,4 Musical—4 COPPLE, DONALD ANTHONY COPSON, LORI JEAN N.H.S.—1 Office Aide—3 CUNNINGHAM, DONALD KENT CURWIN, PATRICIA ANN N.H.S.—4 Annual Staff—4 (Typist) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) F.T.A-3,4 DACKO, SANDRA KAY Annual Staff—4 (Typist) Tomahawk Talks-—1 (Bus.) Choir—2 F.T.A.—3,4 Jr. Teens—1 DANISH, KARIN ANN Student Council—1,2 (Sec.), 3 (Sec.) Cheerleader—4 Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 Gymnastics—1,2,3,4 F.T.A.—3,4 Varsity Club—3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—3 (Prompter) Musical—4 DAVIS, PAMELA JEAN Colorguard—3,4 F.N.A. (Health Careers)—3,4 A.F.S.—4 Jr. Teens—1 DAY, JOHN CHARLES Football—1,2,3,4 Track Field—3,4 Varsity Club—4 (Vice Pres.) IDE EG AN, MICHAEL GILBERT DELLAVERSON, GARY JOSEPH Golf-1,2,4 DiMUCCIO, JOSEPH CHARLES Basketball—1,2,3,4 Golf-1,2,3 Varsity Club—4 DiRUBBO, LYNNE SUE Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3 N.H.S.—3,4 Band—1,2,3,4 District Band—4 Gymnastics—3,4 F.N.A. (Health Careers) 2,3,4 Morning Meditations—4 Jr. Teens—1 DuBROCK, CALVIN WILLIAM Annual Staff—4 (Co-Bus. Man) Cross Country—3,4 Track Field—3,4 Golf-1,2 F.N.A (Health Careers)—4 Varsity Club—4 DZEMYAN, JOHN PATRICK Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) Cross Country—3,4 Track 6c Field—2,3,4 Golf-1,2 Varsity Club—4 ELLIOTT, JOSEPH TURNER EVANOSKI, ROBERT JOSEPH FIELLO, DIANE LYNN Jr. Teens—1,2 FOMBELLE, KATHRYN PEARL Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 Office Aide—3 Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—4 Musical—4 (Accompanist) FRANCESCONE. DEBORAH JEAN Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) Drill Team—1,2,3 Jr. Teens—1 FRANCISE, CHRISTINA ROBERTA Jr. Teens—1 Bettv Crocker Award—4 CABRlEL, STEVEN ALEXANDER N.H.S.—3,4 Football—2 Golf-4 F.N.A. (Health Careers)—4 GEORGE, ELIZABETH JEAN Student Council—3 Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) Mascot—4 Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 F.T.A-3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Musical—4 GEORGE. ROBERT JOHN Football—1,2,3,4 Basketball—1,2,3,4 Varsity Club—I GOLIS, STANLEY WILLIAM N.H.S.—3,4 Basebal l.2,3,4 Varsity Club—4 CREENAWALT, LOUIS ORVILLE Band-1,2,3,4 GREENE, BETTE LYNN Student Council—2 N.H.S.—3,4 Fresh. Class Treas. Drill Team—1,2,3 F.T.A—2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Musical—4 GROVES, DEBORAH ANN Jr. Teens—1 GUNTHER, THOMAS EARL Golf-1,2,3,4 Track 6c Field—4 Basketball—1,3 Varsity Club—3,4 Gwin, Ronald edward Student Council—1 Football—1 HARDISKY, DARLENE MARIE Tomahawk Talks—4 (bus.) F.T.A-3,4 Jr. Teens—1 HARE, LINDA SUE N.H.S.—3,4 123 Colorguard—1 F.N.A. (Health Careers)-2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 HARLAN, DAVID MARSHALL N.H.S.—3 (Vice-Pres.) 4 (Pres.) Jr. Class Vice-Pres. HASSAN, CHARLES HENRY Football—1,2,3,4 Basketball—1,2,3 Varsity Club—4 HOLZHAUSER, GERALD EUGENE Fresh. Class Vice-Pres. Football—1,2,3,4 Baseball—1.2,3,4 Varsity Club—3 (Sec-Treas.) 4 (Pres.) HOUR, CAROL ANN F.T.A.—2 Library Club— 1 Jr. Teens—1 HOUR. LYNNE ANNE ■Annual Staff—1 (Typist) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) Library Club—2,3 HOUR. RICHARD JOHN National Merit Commended Student-4 Optimist Boy of the Month—4 ho s Who Among American High School Students—1 N.H.S.—3,4 (Treas.) Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Tomahawk Talks—2,3 (Assistant Sports Ed.), 4—(Co. Ed.) Stage Band—1 Choir—2,3,4 (Pres.) Pop Choir—1 Mixed Ensemble—3 District Chorus—4 Football—3,4 Varsity Club—1 Stage Crew—4 Musical—! HUFF, STEVEN Gymnastics—1,2,3,4 Varsity Club—3,4 ICNATZ, SHARON Tomahawk Talks—3,4 (Bus.) Colorguard—3 F.T.A.—2,3.4 Library Club—1,3 JEVCAJC THOMAS MICHAEL Choir—1,4 Pop Choir—4 Art Club—1,2,3,4 Stage Crew—1 Musical—4 KELLY, ELAINE MARIE Class Play—3 (Make-up) Jr. Teens—1 KELLY, MARCIA JANE N.H.S.—3,4 Annual Staff—! (Faculty Section Ed.) Drill Team-4 Jr. Teens—1 KIELAR, EDWARD STANLEY Choir—1,4 Pop Choir—4 Track Field—4 Football—1 KROMKA, ELIZABETH ANN Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—3 KUNSELMAN. GREGORY DENNIS Gymnastics—1,2,3 Golf-1,2 Morning Meditations—4 Art Clul)—4 (Treas.) Class Play-1,2,3,3,4,4 KUNZ, GARY RICHARD National Merit Finalist ! Student Council—4 N.H.S.—3,4 Annual Stall—4 (Assistant Sports Sec. Ed.) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Sports Ed.) Band—1,2,3,4 (Vice Pres.) District Band—4 Stage Band—3,4 Cross Country—2,3,4 Track Field—1,2,3,4 Varsity Club—4 Musical—4 LAMM. LLOYD HARRISON III Annual Staff—1 (Sports Sec. Ed.) Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 Golf-1,2,3,4 Basketball—1,2,4 Varsity Clul)—4 Morning Meditations—4 Musical—4 LECKFOR. DONNA JEAN Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) Jr. Teens—1 LUTZ. JAMES MONTCLARE Band—1 Choir—1 Gymnastics—1,2 Football Manager—1,2,3,4 Varsity Clul)—4 Art Club—1 A3,4 (Pres.) Models Clul)—1 Class Play—3,4 Student director—4 MAJESKY, KAREN SUE Jr. Teens—1 MANN, MARGARET JUNE Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3,4 N.H.S.—3,4 Tomahawk Talks—3,4 (Feature Ed.) Color Guard—3 (Co-Cap.), 4 (Cap.) Choir-1.2,3.4 Pop Choir—4 District Chorus—4 Mixed Ensemble—2,3 Class Play—3,4 MARTTALA, JUDITH DIANNE Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) F.T.A.—2 Library Club—1,2 Jr. Teens—1 MARINO, MICHAEL JOSEPH Gymnastics—3,4 MATIS, DEBORAH ELAINE Tomahawk Talks—4 (Lit) Choir—2,3,4 (Accompanist) Pop Choir—4 (Accompanist) Mixed Ensemble—3 Office Aide—4 Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—4 Musical—4 (Accompanist) McCONAHY, JANINE KIM N.H.S.—3,4 Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) Jr. Miss Contestant—4 Choir—1,4 Pop Choir—4 Office Aide—2,3 Musical—4 (Accompanist) McCONNEL, DAVID JOHN MUTCKO, GARY ALAN MYRTA, GAYLE SUSAN Annual Staff—! (Typist) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) F.T.A.—2,3,4 Library Club—2 Jr. Teens—1 NAGEL, BARBARA RUTH Choir—2 Mixed Ensemble—1,2,3 F.N.A (Health Careers 2,3,4 (Historian) Morning Mediations—4 Class Play—3,4 NEWTZIE, DIANE LYNN Annual Staff—4 (Act Sec. Ed.) Majorette—4 Drill Team—3 F.T.A.—3,4 Library Club— 1 Jr. Teens—1 NICHOLSON, DIANA LYNN Who’s Who Among American High School Students—3 Student Council—2 N.H.S.—3,4 Tomahawk Talks—3,4 (Bus.) Cheerleader—4 Drill Team—3 F.T.A.—3,4 F.N.A. (Health Careers)—2 OLESCYSK1. DEBORAH ANN Annual Staff—1 (Student Life Sec. Ed.) Drill Team—1,2,3,4 (Co-Cap.) Choir—4 Pop Choir—! F.T.A.—3 F.N.A. (Health Careers)—2 ORRES, CATHERINE MARIE F.T.A.—2,3,4 A.F.S.—3,4 Library Club—2 Musical—4 OTH1TES, ELISSA JEANNE Tomahawk Talks—! (Lit) Cheerleader—1,2,3,4 (Co-Cap.) Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 F.T.A.—2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 (Treas.) Musical—4 PALLER1NO, RICHARD SAM PAPA, CHARLES MICHAEL Student Council—3,4 (Vice-Pres.) N.H.S.—I Soph., Jr„ Sr., Class Pres. Golf—3 Musical—4 PAVIA, JOANN MARIE Annual Staff—4 (Under Classmen Sec. Ed.) Office Aide—4 Choii—1 Jr. Teens—1 PERDUE, CHERYL ANN Annual Staff—4 (Bus.) Tomahawk Talks—4 (Bus.) Colorguard—4 Band—1 Choir—1,4 Pop Choir—4 F.N.A. (Health Careers)—4 A.F.S.—2,3,4 (Pres.) Library Club—4 (Vice-Pres.) Art Club—1,2,3,4 (Sec.) Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—4 Student Director—3 Musical—4 PERDUE, ROBERT LESLIE PETTITT, JANICE MARIE Tomahawk Talks—3 (Lit) Band—1,2,3,4 District Band—4 F.T.A.—2,3,4 Office Aide—2 Class Play—4 PHILLIPS, JOHN RAY PRESNAR, EDWARD WILLIAM, JR. Band—1,2,3,4 Football—1,2,3,4 Track Field—3 Varsity Club—4 REED, GEOFFREY YOUNG Football—1,2,3,4 REID, EMERSON ALEXANDER Gymnastics—2,3,4 Varsity Club—4 RIDENBAUCH, DONNA JEAN Choir—1 RIGBY, FELICIA ANNE RILEY, CARL WILLIAM ROBERTS, DEBORAH JANE Choir—1 F.T.A.—2,3,4 Camera Club—2 Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—2 (Make-up, tickets) 3 (Programs, make- up, tickets) 4 (Program, tickets) ROBINSON, DEBORAH ANN Tomahawks Talks—4 (Bus.) Drill Team—3,4 (Sec.) Jr. Teens—1 SAINATO, DOREEN LYNN Tomahawk Talks—4 (Lit) Cheerleader—1 (Cap.), 2,3,4 Choii—1,2,3,4 Pop Choir—4 Honor Chorus—3 Mixed Chorus—3 Mixed Ensemble—2,3 F.T.A.—2,3.4 Jr. Teens—1 (Vice-Pres.) Class Play—4 Musical—4 SALAK, DONNA JEAN Jr. Teens—1 SCHULLER. PHILLIP DANIEL, JR. Student Council—4 (Pres.) N.H.S.—3,4 Basketball—1,2,3,4 (Co-Cap.) Varsity Club—3,4 SERVEDIO, ANTHONY JOSEPH SHAFFER DONNA LEIGH Majorette—4 Choir—1 Gymnastics—2,3,4 Varsity Club—4 Jr. Teens—1 SHOAFF. FRANK EDWARD Gymnastics—1,2,3,4 Varsity Club—3,4 SMITH, PATRICIA LOU N.H.S.—3,4 Drill Team—3.4 F.T.A-3,4 Library Club—1,2,4 Musical—4 (Accompanist) SPEARS,JOHN RALPH 127 STEWART, RICHARD J. STEWART, THOMAS EDWARD Football—1,2,4 Basketball—1 TERPILOWSK1, HELEN JUNE Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—3 (Prompter) TERVO, JAMES MARTIN Student Council—4 N.H.S.—4 Colf-1,2,3,4 Varsity Club—1 THOMAS, PATRICIA ALLENE Tomahawk Talks—2,3 (Lit.) Jr. Teens—1 TRIMBLE, JOHN EDWARD Annual Staff—4 (Co-Bus. Man.) Band—1,2,3,4 (Pres.) Baseball—2,3,4 Varsity Club—4 TROGCIO, DENNIS ANTHONY Student Council—1,2 Fresh. Class Pres. Soph. Class Vice-Pres. Football—1,2,3,4 Track Field—1 Varsity Club—3,4 VALENTI, GLENDA JEAN Jr. Teens—1 WADDINGTON, SARAH ANN Jr. Teens—1 WALKER. EILEEN MAE Jr. Teens—1 WALKER, JOHN DOUGLAS Choir—4 Pop Choir—4 WALTON, ALAN DEAN WORKMAN, KATHIE LYNN N.H.S.—3,4 F.T.A.—2,3,4 Jr. Teens—1 Class Play—3 (Programs) 4 (Make-up) YOUNG. CYNTHIA ANN NILS.—3,4 Drill Team—2,3,4 (Treas.) Jr. Teens—1 ZUNIGA, LIONEL FERNANDO ROJAS Student Council—4 A.F.S.—4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EDITORS With skill and efficiency, the section editors worked hard to put together this well- planned and organized yearbook. Thank you. TYPISTS To the eight senior girls, we extend our gratitude for their competent work and faith- fulness. PHOTOGRAPHERS Neither rain, dirt, nor high places kept Mr. Joseph Kwolek of Kwolek Studios, Mr. George Milnes and Mr. Thad Bukowski from taking the pictures—right side up, upside down, or any way they looked best. Thank you. BUSINESS STAFF The yearbook sales was organized and directed by the business staff. The entire staff is to be congratulated for exceding the sales goal. JUNIORS Thanks to the Juniors for a job well done in assisting the section editors. PARAGON REPRESENTATIVE Many thanks to our representative from Paragon, the yearbook and publishing division of the Herff Jones Company, Mr. Gene Burke. ADVISORS To Miss Janet Davis and Miss Carol Robb for their patience, understanding, and ad- vice, our appreciation and thanks for the entire yearbook staff. We are indeed grateful to the administration, faculty, parents, and students of Shenango 128 High for their cooperation.