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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

rr- V. . 1972 TOM AH A WK A$£ ' 7r ; J .‘ft .r • , . ' v n ' ; ‘ . ‘ ' ’ « ' W :'£• '■ j sp Shenango High School ' ’•' 2550 Ellwood Road New Castle, Pennsylvania Volume XLUl TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 3 Faculty and Administration 16 Underclassmen 30 Seniors 50 Student Life 74 Activities 90 Athletics 116 To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven . . . 3 Ecclesiastes 3:1 M • It has been a unique season, with only memories remaining. To those who have stopped to share their moments with others and have helped give meaning and purpose to this time, we dedicate this '72 Tomahawk. 5 a time to share Michael, We thank you for sharing with us . . . your athletic ability and your cast. . . your school spirit. . . your sense of humor . . . your intellect . . . your ideas . . . your singing ability . . . your accent . . . eight periods a day . . . your culture . . . and a year of your life. a time to remember 7 a time for victory a time for defeat . . . 9 a time for silence a time to be heard . . . 11 a time to lead. . . a time to follow time to plan for tomorrow. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 17 Administrators Mr Anthony Venturella Chief School Administrator “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. ” A ristotle The 1971-72 administration and faculty of Shenango High is the cog wheel in the machine of education. The Class of ’72 will leave well prepared to ac- complish their goals, thanks to the guidance and helpfulness of the faculty and administrators. Mr Edward Nahas High School Assistant Principal School Board Silting Mr. Harry Zurasky. Mr Nile Simpson. Vice Pres Mr William Westlake. See -Non Member; Standing:: Mr. Joseph Trimble. Pres.; Mr. Sam Staph. Mrs Dorothy Hill. Mr Dale Hennon. Mrs. Katherine Zabetakis. Mr. William Williams. Mr. Andrew Kisclla. Special Services Mr. Thad Bukowski Curriculum Co-ordinator 19 Business Mr Prank Bongivcngo Business Arithmetic Business Law Head Football Coach Mr. Gilbert Mason Citizens and the Law General Business Training Economic Geography Civics “Business dispatched is business well done, but business hurried is business ill aone. ” Bulwer-Lytton Miss Frances Spinelli General Business Training Cheerleader Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Miss Annette Telcsz Bookkeeping 20 Typing I All Personal Typing Sophomore Class Advisor English Miss Liberta Ruozzo American Literature Mechanics of English Research Paper Current Literature Cheerleader Advisor “Language is a city to the building of which every human being brought a stone.99 Emerson Mrs. Jean Ann Bradley Speech I Mechanics of English Introduction to Literature Journalism Newspaper Advisor Mr. Edwin Deal Novel Modem Literature English Literature Mrs. Susan Boots English 9 Composition I Speech I National Honor Society Advisor Mr Theodore Maitland • English-7 Camera Club Advisor Mr Kenneth Snyder Mrs. Rosemary Wilson English 9 English-8 Creative Writing 21 Modem Literature Junior Class Advisor Health Sciences Mr Joseph Harvey Boy’s Health Civics Miss Ruth Morse Girl’s Health Math I Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Linda Maslyk Girls’ Physical Education Drill Team Advisor Majorette Advisor Mr. Glenn Sullinecr Boys’ Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Gymnastic Coach Gymnastic Club Advisor Math “The study of math, like the Nile, begins in minuteness, but ends in magnificence.99 Colton Mr. Paul Kassi Algebra I Math I II Assistant Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor Mr. Theodore Kerr Algebra II Calculus Varsity Club Advisor Assistant Football Coach Miss Carol Robb Math 8 Algebra I II Yearbook Advisor Mr Richard Shaffer Plane Geometry Trigonometry Mr Robert Tomai Math 8 Algebra I Mr Kenneth Wyman Math 7 Assistant Football Coach Track Coach Science Mr todttwi Bhnn General Science MvifhXd Science Infrior High Smw S«xiet Advisor Science when w ell digested is nothing hut good sense and reason. ” Stanislaus Mr Robert Casalandra (icncral Science Assistant Football Coach Mr Floyd Montgomery Biolopv 1 Senior Science General Science Cro . Countn Coach Assistant Track Coach National Honor Societv Advisor Mr Herbert Guenther Physics Cicnenil Science Senior Class Advisor 74 Mrs Rebecca Rudesill BioJogv I A II Junior Teen Advisor Mr Thomas Soveskv Chemist r Social Studies 'Social Studies offers best training for those who are to take part in public affairs.99 Polybius Mrs. Eleanor Kumrow Marriage, Home and Family Great Ideas and Great Men Current Literature How to Study Morning Mcdition Club Advisor Mrs. Roberta Shopc Psychology Sociology Racial and Ethcnic Groups Student Council Advisor Mr. George Miines History Psychology Mr. Edward Badger Introduction to Social Studies Occupations and Careers Civics Mrs. Audrey Micaletti U.S. History Junior High Service Society Advisor Mr. James Uber Daily World Problems European History Russian History U.S. History Sophomore Class Advisor 25 Special Arts Miss Janet Davis Home Economics Yearbook Advisor Miss Ardeth McEwcn Home Economics Junior Class Advisor Home Economics “Fine Art is that in which the hand, head, and heart go together.99 Rusk in Industrial Fine Arts Mr. Wilbur Chambers Art Mr. Daniel Ryder 26 Band Instrumental Music Color Guard Advisor Mr. Robert Gibbs General Music Vocal Music Student Council Advisor Play Director Mrs. Suzanne Paolini Librarian Library Club Advisor Arts Mr. Clarence Brown Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing Models Club Advisor Mr. Scott Winder Metal Shop Mechamcal Drawing Language Arts Mrs. Vera Lchbcrger Spanish Mrs. Dorothy Brown Reading 7 Mr Bruce Smith Spanish I. II. III. IV Assistant Football Coach Flead Baseball C oach American Field Service Advisor Miss Lcora McCommon Latin I. II. III Daily World Problems Future Teachers of America Advisor Driver Education Special Education “A II men commend patience, practice it.99 although few be witling to Kempis Mr. Thomas Hartwell Mr. Harvey Ketzel Dnvcr Education Special Education Head Basketball Coach Secretaries Mrs. Grace Druschel High School Secretary Mrs. Donna Emery Mrs. Hazel Graham Guidance Secretary Chief School Administrator's Secretary “Labor is but refreshment from repose. ” Montgomery Mrs. Jo Anne McDougall Library Clerk Mrs. Marion Piper Assistant School Board Secretary Mrs. Carol Robinson High School Clerk Mrs Nellie Slncklcr. Mrs. Janet Feil, Mrs Ruth Pack. Mrs. Carrie Elmore. Mrs. Mary Conway. Mrs. Thelma Body. Mrs. Carol Curwin. Mrs. Lucille Young. Custodial Staff Seated: Mrs. Frances Wieszczak. Mrs. Margaret Cameron. Standing: Mr. Robert Clark. Mr. Andrew Lysko, Mr. James Woods. UNDERCLA SSMEN 31 New friends, new teachers and new work From Row: Mr Blinn, G. Parks. R. Zaronc. A. Musi, B Phillips. P. Schuster. B Shaw . M Gettings. J Peluso. 2d Row: C. Klieniewski, J. Reese, A. Stroud. R Henry, T. Cover. K Bessell. B Riggans. J. Barr. J. Bintnm. 3d Row : T. Jinks. J McDougall. L. Slodowy, B Thomp- son, J Morrone, S. Banko, R Burnsides, J. Graham. Back Row: J Ross. B Waddington. R. Pitzcr. M Deli. M. Paul, B Nelson. M. Jack- son. S. Fledge. Front Row: J. Fabich. J McMurray. J. Fernandez, B Purdue. G Pavia. R Martone. S. Moffett. 2d Row: S. Kapraly, C. Giancola. S. Kosior. D. Gardocky, L. Tomczyk, C. Chrobak. K Houk 3d Row: Mr. Gibbs. M McClimans. G. Proch. R Smith. R Kale. M Jcffcoal, M Tanner Back Row: L. Milnes. W. Kunselman, T. Hunt, S Karns, C. Lechner. P Reynolds. P. Joyce. M Wimer. Davies. G. Workman. E. Ramsey. B. Strickler. R Kosin. R Buchowski. Back Row B. Smith. B Mitchell. B. Lyons. J. Harrison. M Amodic. C. Ford, D. Hemingcr. J. George. 32 welcome seventh graders to S.H.S. From Row: J Smiley. M Staph. B Rush. M Booth. G. Huff. S. Kish. M Othites. B. Glass. 2d Row: Mr. Montgomery. D. Fowler. F. DePaolo. J Zurasky. S Walter. M Watkins. R Blazzo. S Richards. M DuBrock. 3d Row: T Bender. B. Johnson. T McCaslin. R Sliver. D. Hogue, J. Skuta, A. Fleo. Back Row: R Leasure. B McClimans. J. Lenhart. J. Falba. J. Maricone. Front Row: C. Rickert, T. Masajada. J. McCormick, R Pelini. J Greenawalt. J. Cochran. D Braden. B Barron 2d Row: Mr Wyman. B Baker. P Ficllo. T Trott. K Clark. B Rigotu. P Lenhart. S Papa. C. Magee 3d Row: D Bartley. R Miller. R Yhclka. D. Bees. C. Fvanoski. B. Sauers. J. Augustine. Back Row: C. Forconi. K. Daugherty. P. FeiL P. McConahy. S. Huff, S. McC onnell. M. Sibeto. Front Row R. Fombellc. D Feil. T Walczak. D Allwine. M Houk. G. Dominick. M Price. D Papa. 2d Row: T. Gricks. B Boughter. M. Morronc. D Shaffer. R Collins. J Cowan. T Crans. B Denny. J Barr 3d Row Mr Milnes. M Workman. R DeMattco. E. Young. E. Waddington. J Bohizic, D Allen. J Book. J Dado Back Row M Angelucci. D Allison. P Tcrpilowski. P. Tomsky. C. Hunt. L. Anderson. M L. North. J. Kirkwood. 33 Eighth graders have a year's Front Row: R. McKee, H. White. S. Zingaro, P Mangino, R George. R Montgomery 2d Row: Mrs Brinton. P. DeCapno. L. Sniezek, L. Yl Kalajaincn. C. Houk. M. Nail, L. Zak, C. Tharpc. C. Hickok. 3d Row H. Small. B Booth. D Hill. R Smith. M Stunkard, T Fiello, J Bridge. S. Kapraly Back Row C. Schrantz, K Martwinski, T McConahy, D. Kolodziej. D Hookway. J Seley. K. Gen nock. V. Yhelka C FJedge Front Row: W. Stephenson. B. Jones. R. Tabisz. G. Kozlowski. J. DiLorcnzo. D. Hennon. R. Wiley. 2d Row: Mr. Hilton. D. Cowin. C Lewis. D. Henry. G. Morronc, M Papa. B McNicholas, C. Rockvvich. D. Pallcrino 3d Row M Parkes. W Gunther. J Houk. R Jones C Simmons, T. Baudcr. D Matsook. J. Schneider. J. Spears. Back Row P. Greene, M Sammons. D Sticfel. K Kelly. D Fracui. M Conti. B Mowrey. E. Clark, H. Nunn. Front Row: D Stncklcr. B Ridenour. D Pisam. T Krcitzcr, T. Dean. F. Augustine. B Perry. T Miller. 2d Row: C. Fishburn, S Denny. L. Corsi. E. Bober. P Tarnoci. P Tarnoci. D Fernandez. C. Moonev 3d Row R Mathews. B Strawhecker. T Bintnm. J Fobes. D New ton. R Keith. M Leckfor, M Hull. M Gould Back Row J. Nyc. K Braatz, C Proch. R Ferrantc. L Sonntag. D Allison, J. Cameron. S Bogdan, C. Fiello. 6 34 experience, but a long way to go. Front Row: L. Perry. T. Misco. L. Anderson. F. Main. M. Maturo. T Wadlinger. P. Cochran. J. Kline. 2d Row: J. Tindall. C. Owens. T. Marklc. G. Prcsnar. C. Donaldson. K Germani. K Marks. J Wright. K Huff. S Reno 3d Row: Mrs Micaletti. P Witkowski. R Tillia. J Lutz. A McCollums. P LaScola. F. Maggie. L Welsh. J Barbiarz. J Jopek Back Row: W. Newton. B Kalajaincn, S. Gabnel. A Evans. B Leek for. C. Bond. M. McCowin. J. Miller. M r s. M i c a I e t t i M r. Front Row: M Smith. R Shoaff. R McMurray. M Prcstopine, C Brumbaugh. B Colbert. 2d Row Mr Ryder. S. Lutton. G Mar ula. J Yough. S. Palmer. V. Chrobak. A Houk. L Myers. V. Peluso. 3d Row B Jevcak. D. Zorens. B Allen. W Hill. J Wright. M Bruno. D Swoggcr. S. Gardocky. Back Row: M. Houk, C. Dudo. J. McCann. M. DeNuccio, L. Banko. D. Eakin. S. Michael. J. Kelly. A. ( ycon. Front Row. D. Norris. R. Buchanan. G. Fabich, B Kelch. D. Genarco. T. Groves. S. Staph. 2d Row: Mrs. Wilson. K Emery. B. Wallwork, C. Tranquillo. C. Pallcrino. J Amodic. S. Torscllo. L Bcsscll. D. Cameron. J Barris. 3d Row: F. Smezek. D. Nista. B Dess. T Barns. D Bernard. E Hurley. B Wagner. T Walker Back Row: E. Cassclla. B Richards. P. Greene. K. Owens. S. Falba. B Wiley. J. Rzicznek. C. Fletcher. B. Frascnetti. C. Lewis. M r s. W i I s o n 35 S.H.S. challenges Freshmen as Being a Freshman is . . . . . . First class party . . . Class officers . . . The title of “Freshmen” . . . foreign languages . . . First homecoming attendant . . . Championship football team Don Golba. Pres.; M Kovac. Trcas.; Cindy Fowler. Sec.; Susan Schneider. Vice Pres. M r s. B o o t s Front Row: B. Anzalonc. D. Copson. D. Chrobak. D. Anderson. B. Campbell. A. Benetas. C. Boyle. L. Bintnm. 2d Row: D Allwine. D. Barr. S. Altman. L Bintrim. M Balik, A Bacchei. M Brown. W Barton R. Bober. Mrs. Boots. 3d Row: D Boughter I Bober F Aldan C. Boughtcr. K Burford. A Banko, D Barton Back Row: L Buly, D. Crable. H Boughtcr M r. M a s o n rr“ t !i,,M2CCK,-J?-J?zemyar- 5; f hKh- F,'dorek- C. Fombelle. M. Earl. P F.idtey. J. Cvnrnar. B Cunningham. M. Cannon timnTy nOWw,?i Crar e,kA D CSPno Ellison. D Dcbclak. S. Covert. T. Duckworth, C. buda. C. Chiavenm. A. Conti. Mr Mason. Back Row. D Phillips. C. Dean. J. Piler. D. Fakin. L. Feil. D. Craven. T. Emery. J. Falba. R. DiSante 36 permanent records begin. Front Row: R Hill. D. Hogue. M Schuster. D Hoeue. L Gallaher. C. Fowler. B Fomhelle. D. Geonock. D. Fiello, S. Hare Middle Row: Mrs. Rudesill. C. Fulkerson, D. Gilson. S. Groves. S. Gibson. D. Hickok. T. Hanna. J. Feil. R Gaydos. M. Glass. Back Row: B Holler. D. Golba. A. Fraschctti. M. Hickok. B Handlos. J. Harrison. S. Gibson. B Higgins. J Harrison. J. Gilson. M r s. R u d e s i I I M r. S m i t h Front Row: R McKee. D James. D. Kreitzcr. M. Kozlowski. D McSparrcn. J Kwiat. J Johnson. M Kovac. R Kimmcl. B. Kwiatkowskk Middle Row: K Kramer. M Kudelski. R Law. R Kosin. E. Lacko. B Johnson. B Kudelski. K Kelley. A Kotarba. Mr. Smith Back Row C. McC'owan, J. Koch, W Lenharu G. Letera. R Kielar. M Kerr. G. Kennedy. P Kelch. L. Leasurc. L. Lutton. Front Row: C. Miller. B Mann. J. Matthews. G. Pocza, S. Mitchell. A. Piccuta. D. Magee. S. McDanel. K McNicholas. R Moraldi. L. Nicholson Middle Row: D Lutz. S Mooney. S Mentzcr. T Martin. L Maiella. R Nunn. B Peterson. B Pelim. D Michael. R Owoc. F Miller. Mi vs Spinclli BACK Row: V Cardella. R Proch. A Pallcrino. J. Moss. N. North. K McFarland. C. McCallister. J. Murphey, P Lutton. M i s s S P • i n e I I I i M • i s s T e I e s z The Freshman year is one of many firsts. Front Row: M. Schoolcv. R Ryhal. F Reiter. F. Schuster. B. Shaw. C. Roudabush. M Othites, J Reynolds. T. Ritchey. J. Rzecznik. Middle Row: S Rogers. D. Perdue. S. Schneider. P Papa, M. Smiley. J Riley. T. Smith. D. Speicher. N Ritter. S. Servedio. Miss Teles Back Row: B Rankin. R. Riley, J. Robinson. J. Sniezek. w. Smith. M. Serveaio. P. Owens. S. Riley. A. Schultz. Front Row: F. Trott. G. Stcvcnish. B. Stewart. H Woods. G. Sweet. R Sniezek. R Walters. J. Troegio. P Stock. Middle Row: R. Smiley. C. Wojtowicz, D Thomas. D. Wyza. M. Tcrpilowski. J. Woods, P. Zcntz, M Thompson. D. Wnght. ST Whitehouse. Back Row: D. Yough.W. White. R Tillia, M Thompson, B Tanner. S. White. D. Thomas. M. Wehr. C. Smith. D. Schultz, Mr. Winder Candy sales increase Sophomore treasury. Greg C ollins, V Pres.; Margie Miron. Sec.; Linda Miller, Treas.; Greg Papa. Pres Being a Sophomore is . . . . . . Christmas Candy Sales . . . Driver’s Education . . . Senior High Assemblies . . . Class Party . . . Inductions Gloria Albcnco Kim Amalong Monica Angelucci Randy Avrcs Alan Barker Wilda Bartley Susan Bender C athie Bernard Lucille Bober Charles Boole Tom Booth Karen Borzachiello Tom Boughter Cindy Boyd Paula Braatz 39 Sophomores become pan Sharon Buc .ck Robert Bulv Gary Bunck Robert Bums Keith Cannon Tom Caravaggio James C arlin Majonc Carnes Bryan Choco Frank C'hrobak Lori Cochran Tom Colaneelo Vanessa C ole Circgg Collins Robert Cooper Carol Dacko Barb Data Ron Davenport Debra Deal John Deck Lee DeMatteo Ron DcNuccio Judy Dess C raig DiLorenzo Marcic DiSanti William Donley Roxane Du Brock Tom Bakin C andy F.lcdgc Debbie Esposito 40 of S.H.S. Senior High. Sue Fabian Theresa Falba Susan Fennell David Ferrare Lynn Ferraro Judy Fleissner Carl Forkey Patti Frabotta Ann Fred nek Cynthia Gallaher Jay Garretson Cheryl Gentsy Anna Germani Unda Glass Dorothy Gould Judy Graham Sharon Gray Larry Grecnawalt Timothy Grego Paula Hammond Debra Hanna Dolores Herr James Hockcnbcrry Mary Beth Huff Roxanne Huff Diane Hurley Doreen Igna'tz Dan Irwin Kathy Johnson Deborah Johnston 41 Sophomores expand their interest Beverly Jones Stanley Jones Michele Kapraly Cheryl Kelly Paul Kish Michael Kramer David Kuczynski Teresa Kulich Steven Kulik Tom Lacko Barbara Leasure James Leptsto Margaret Lyons Marlin McConahy Gary McC onnell Don McC oy Robert Me bona Id Susan McMurray Brenda Marburger Irene Manno Kim Martin Sharon Mart tala Thomas Marttala Ron May William Mayer Deborah Menning Linda Miller Roxanne Miller Judy Mintecr Margie Miron 4? by choosing courses Jack Moltz Judy Molt Mark Morici Patty Morris Jeffrey Mowrey Norenc Myers Debbie Nagel Carol Nastal Raymond Newman Nick Newtzic Deborah Nunn John Orrcs Ralph Pallcrino Barnaru Papa Greg Papa John Park Sid Park Phil Pascarella Ronald Pavia Julie Pearl Cindy Peters Mike Pivamik Donald Polding Jeff Proch Roberta Ramsey Tom Rankin Walter Reno Denise Robb Ruth Roudabush Ann Rully 43 Clubs open their doors to Sophomores. Michael Rzicznek John Sammons Janice Schlcmmcr Barb Schoolev Richard Schuller 44 Marlha Show Nancy Sibeto Rhonda Smith Edward Sniezek Kathy Snyder Gary Staph Melanie St. John Elaine Stewart Jeff Thomas John Thomas Doug Tomczyk Gene Tomsky Belinda Trimble Mark Vaneman John Vansovich Robert Walczak Pauline Walko Stanley Watkins Lynn White Renee Woods ALSO SOPHOMORES Barb Bohizic Jeff Nelson Rosemary Frankovich Bob Smiley Frank Gatto Leonard Smith Frank Snyder Kathcrvn Worck John Workman Sharon Workman Cheryl Young Joyce Zurasky Juniors present Brigadoon. Diane Tervo. Treas.; Felix Cardclla. Pres.; Gary Kerr. V Pres.; Norccn Scrvcdio. See. Being a Junior is . . . . . . Class rings . . . Chemistry . . . 1000 word reports . . . Proms . . . Advisors . . . Easter Candy Sales . . . College Boards . . . Brigadoon . . . The Good Times, ... The Bad ... At Last a Senior Danny Angelucci Tina An akine Charles Ayres Beverly Baker Michael Banko Mary Jo Barron Kathy Barton Mark Blashak Albert Bober Eugene Bogdan Patty Bogle Susan Borgcr Cynthia Boughter Gloria Brown Arlene Buchowski 45 S.H.S. Juniors accept the responsibility Phillip Buczek Jan Budai Dave Cameron Felix Cardella Dan Carney Michael Carney Richard Carney Diana Castaldi Timothy Cochran Stacy Colbert Ralph Conti Linda Cunningham Stanley Curuluk Cathy Cwynar Pat Daugherty David Day Patty Deli Don Dettore Gene Dettore Ron Drosdzal Sharon Duckworth Allen Dudo Bob FJliot Carol Evanoski Cindy Faidley Annette Fcrranlc Sam Ferraro Peggy Fleo Ken Gentsy Jeanine Gibson 46 of planning for an important year. Linda Gilson Louie Glorioso Lorraine Goslec Virginia Granato Susan Greenawalt David Hammond Richard Hardisky Ronald Hardisky Karen Hays Shirley Herb Byron Hill Jack Hitchcn Chris Hogue Bill Houck Greg James Sharon Johnston Barb Jopek Robin Kennedy Gary Kerr Dave Kish Denise Kolodzicj Cindy Krcitzcr Michael Kreitzer John Lacko Karen Leek for Susan Lewis Bert McAnallen Barb McConnell Dan McConnell Kim McCowin 47 Future plans and goals are reveak Anne McDougall Dave McNicholas Harold McNicholas Roger Maggie Craig Mazur Debbie Mi hole Pal tic Miller Betsy Mills Jan Moore Kathy Morns John Mostrando Carol Mver Eva Nadennski Bruce Newton John Newton Gloria Nonis Linda Paelia James Palmer Robert Papa Mary Panlick Bcv Perdue Dottic Pflugh Bill Phillips George Pivamik Cheryl Prestopine Richard Rhoades Doug Richards f rank Ritchie Karen Robb Gale Sanders 48 throughout the Junior's year. Andy Scdzmak Norccn Served io Dan Shoaff Roger Shoaff Mark Simpson Bnan Sisley Cheryl Slack Cindie Smith Jane Sniezek Mary Ann Suzow Joe Staph Elaine Tanner Diane Tervo Scott Thompson Lynn Trimble Gene Trogrio Elaine Waldington Gail Wadlinger Shelley Walters Jackie White John Yhclka Stacey Young Monica Zak Cheryl Zeigler Gabnella Zingaro Dave Ferrell Mike Ficlio Bca Fleo ALSO JUNIORS Larry Gabncl Larry Groves Judy Higgans Linda Robinson George Salaman Joanne Klabon Lana Pcccardo Debbie Quarello 49 SENIORS PRESIDENT Douglas Edward Nagel THE SPIRIT OF 72 VICE-PRESIDENT Bruce Bernard Wendand Class Motto: It’s only the beginning . . . Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Crimson, White, and Black 52 TREASURER Joella Maria Zingaro SECRETARY Susan Jean Sherhak SENIOR SENATE Sealed Kalhie Hinton. Marsha Wagner. Cindy Nicholson. Sue Allwine. Karen Mayberry. Standing: Joe Frengel. Dennis Waiczak. Paul Makarev- ich. Richard Bintnm. Doug LeFebvre. CLASS ADVISORS Mr Paul Kassi. Miss Ruth Morse. Mr. Herbert Guenther. 53 William Anthony Albertini Sandra Lynn Allison Susan Lynn Allwinc Jerry Wayne Barker William Ray Barton Larry James Bell Charles Robert Best John Leonard Bilgcr Richard Lynn Bintnm Costas John Benetas William David Benzick Valcnc June Bogdan Deborah Lee Boughler Jeffrey Reed Book Robert Clarence Boyle Donna Mane Booth Robert Stewart Braun 56 Thomas Duane Burford Daniel Paul Burick Deborah Susan Bums Cindy Lee Earl Robert Leroy Feil Kathy Ann Ferrare Joseph Henry Frcngcl Patti Lynn Fruit Elmer Robert Gilson Joel Steven Garrett Terry Lee Gray Janet FJainc Fiisbee Patsy Alfred Germani Betsy Jane Gunther 60 William Arthur Hurd Ronald Joseph lalongo Jeffrey Byron Irwin 62 Michael Edward Kaempf Janet Lee Kalajainen Melba Jean Keller Karen Diane Kelly Laune Lee Kennedy William Steven Kielar Laune Lee Kimmel Steven William Kramer Rita Ann Kuczynski Kathy Lynn Kincaid Kelly Ann Kuhn 63 Margaret Kulich Dennis John Lcpisto Terry Lee LaScola | William Allan Lctcra Robert Paul Lutton Dennis Lee McCollums William Douglas LeFcbvre Terry Michael Lopez Lugene Mac McConahy David Preston McDougall Kathy McNutt Jeffery Lee Mackey James David Magee Paul Edward Makarevich. Jr. 65 Rita Rose Melder Debra Jean Mentzer Creighton Dare Miller Bernadette Ann Manno James Michael Martin Richard Donald Marttala Susan Faye Marttala Karen Joy Mayberry 4 0 I Bradley Thomas Morgan Darcll Quay Myers David Thomas Nastal Cindy Lee Nicholson Helen Susan Nunn 67 Victor James Papa. Jr. Clara Ann Pallehno Melvin Earl Overhulscr Joseph Pascarella Deborah Kay Phillips Orlando Louis Pionati Mary Lynn Piccuta Anna Theresa Presnar Susan Marie Presnar Christine Reiter Neil Roy Ritter Colleen Sue Ryhal Manann Saesan Brad Ray Salmon Susan Irene Sammons Martin Helmuth Schlager 69 Karen Lee Shaw Joseph Dominick Sibeto C' Kathleen Marv Small Jane Ellen Schneider Randy Scilla Ralph Sciola Dennis Alexander Simon Barbara Jean Smith Linda Marie Snyder Mary Catherine Soriano Unda Lee Smith Crystal Lynn Stiefcl Rose Mary Stole Rita Tanner Micheal Dean Thompson Randal Dale Timblin 71 Janet Lee Tindall David Lee Toth Dennis James Walzak Barbara Ruth Walls Arlene Frances Wanatosky 72 Donald Richmond Watters Ronald Merle White Gary Mark Wie zczak Patricia Jo Williams Janet Lynn Young Robert George Zbegan ALSO SENIORS David Bright Bernard Pat Ralph Genareo Gary Wayne Powell Norman Peter Woods Ruthann ollam Joan Marie Zurasky STUDENT LIFE The Junior Class Present. The general chairmen of the prom. Joe Frcngcl and Marsha Wagner, rest a moment at the garden swing. On May 21, 1971, the Junior- Senior Prom was held in the high school gymnasium. The committee chairmen chosen to make plans were: Vic Papa, ceiling; Jim Mar- tin, center; Joe Pascarella, entertainment; Joella Zing- aro, food; Clara Pallerino, invitations and programs; Debbie Mentzer. lobby; Kathie Hinton and John Pflugh. tables; and Dennis Lepisto, walls. Sophomore ushers and usherettes, dressed in Southern attire, helped to make the evening a success. Usherettes Barb Jopek Linda Cunningham Cheryl Zeigler Betsy Mills and Ushers Gary Smiley Lou Glorioso Bob Elliott Greg James Sylvia Conti and Tom Stewart were chosen as the royal couple. Drifting Through Dixie. ” The Junior Class On April 23rd and 24th, 1971, the Junior Class play took the form of a musical comedy. “Lil’ Abner”. “LiP Abner depicted the community of Dogpatch, U. S. A. Dogpatch was chosen as a nuclear testing site after being voted the most unnecessary community in the United States. However, the residents of Dogpatch re- fused to accept this fact and set out to find something that would make their community necessary. After a diligent search, they discovered that the Yokum family possessed a rare medical wonder, Yokumberry Tonic. The tonic improved the physical appearance of those who drank it. The only side effect of the tonic was that it caused a personality change. Because of this fault, the government would not recognize Yokumberry Tonic as a significant means of saving Dogpatch. The commu- nity residents had lost all hope of saving their homes when it was discovered that the statue of the founder of Dogpatch. Jubilation T. Cornpone. was a national shrine, and a national shrine can never be destroyed. Jubilation T. had won again! Debe Collins ( 7I) as Daisy Mac sings “Namely You” to Abner, played by Doug Nagel. 78 Sponsors “LiV Abner” Cast Abner Yokum............. Appassionata Von Climax.. Available Jones......... Daisy Mae............... Doctor Finsdale......... Earthquake McGoon....... Evil Eye Fleagle........ Mammy Yokum............. Marryin' Sam............ Moonbeam McSwine........ Pappy Yokum............. Senator Jack S. Phogbound Stupefyin’ Jones........ .....Doug Nagel ....Bette Greene ....Rick Cooper ....Debe Collins .......Jeff Irwin ....Lloyd Lamm ....Tim Bintrim ...Cindy Bullano ...Richard Houk ...Marty Abdoe Danny Angelucci .......Ken Cole .Ruthann Zoltani Co-dircctors. Mr. George Milnes and Mr Robert Gibbs, discuss the production with Doreen Sainato. student director. 79 Whose husband is in the barrel? “LiV Abner” Rolls On So glad to meet you my good man. I’ve heard so much about you. Statistics prove that Yokumbcrry Tonic builds muscles 49% stronger than normal. Maybe we should try some! You mean you want all of us in here? The Senior Class Presents “Mr. C” Mr. Robert Gibbs director, and Sandy Allison, student director, caught in a lighter moment. Members of the cast included: Jeff Irwin as Lotus, Bob Lutton as Homer Quackenbush, Ron May as Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver. Dave Nastal as Gilbert Glyer, Cindy Nicholson as Miss Pauline Pooley, Chris Reiter as Ruby Nolan. Barb Smith as Mrs. Colgate Brewster. Mary So- riano as Miss Geraldine Carr, Joella Zingaro as Emily Manning, and Joan Zurasky as Miss Eustacia Hayworth. The main plot of “Mr. Coed” centered around a scheme proposed by members of the Cedar Hill faculty in an effort to save their school. Cedar Hill College, an all-girl school run by Miss Eu- stacia Hayworth, was in danger of being taken over by a boys’ academy owned by Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver. Mrs. Cobina Brewster, a wealthy trustee, gave them their only hope by offering financial help. When she heard that her granddaughter. Lotus, was arriving from the west to attend Cedar Hill, she arrived from England and prepared to write a check. Lotus turned out to be a boy. When the faculty real- ized what the outcome might be if Mrs. Brewster’s granddaughter did not attend Cedar Hill, they dressed Lotus as a girl and thus began a long masquerade. “OK. chanty girl, let’s see who is better! Lotus and Emily, portrayed by Jeff Irwin and Joella Zingaro. an- ticipate happiness together as the production comes to a close. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 72 82 Joella Zingaro. escorted by Jim Clingensmith. was crowned the 1972 Homecoming Queen by the 71 queen. Cindy Bullano. es- corted by Joe DiMuccio. The re- mainder of the court was com- posed of seniors Sharon Ulp and Sue Sherbak. escorted by Vic Papa and Randy Scilla respec- tively. The junior attendant. Jackie White, was escorted by Lou Glorioso. Sophomore Mar- de DiSanti and Freshman Susan Schneider completed the court. They were escorted by Jeff Thomas and Dave Eakin respectively. Homecoming Queen and Court Senior A ttendants Oueen Underclassmen A ttendants Senior Senior candidate, Joella Zingaro, was crowned 1972 Homecoming Queen by former queen. Cindy Bullano. Joella and her court were honored at a special pro- gram held in the auditorium for grades nine through twelve. This indoor assembly enabled the Homecoming activities to be shared by the majority of students and it eliminated unfavorable weather as a factor which very often spoiled the planned pageantry. The football players, who in previous years were ex- cluded from the ceremony because it was held at half- time during the game, were cheered on to victory at the pep assembly which followed the Homecoming festivities. December 18, 1971, brought the Christmas dance, which was held in the high school cafeteria. Joe Pasca- rella and Cindy Nicholson were chosen as general chairmen. Other committee chairmen were: Rita Mel- der and Lugene McConahy, food: Marsha Wagner and Bob Braun, walls; Dave Nastal and Rita Tanner, lobby; Jim Magee and Jim Clingensmith, ceiling; Karen May- berry and Betsy Gunther, band platform and Santa's chair; and Karla Dean, entertainment. “It’s a Charlie Brown Christmas. ” Usherettes and ushers who aided at the dance were Roxanne Huir. Phil Pascarella. Jim Lepis to. Bob Smiley. Debbie Esposito, and Jeff Thomas. Messing from picture Marcic DiSanti and Mary Beth Huff 87 A CTI VITIES The Tomahawk Yearbook Staff Seated: S. Sherbak. C. Houk. K. Small. M. Hare Standing: R. Meldcr, S. Sammons. D. Craven. S. Marttala On Floor: D Mentzcr. D. Nastal Tomahawk Co-editors CO-EDITORS Colleen Ryhal Karen Shaw FACULTY EDITOR Dave Nastal FACULTY ASSISTANT Sue Sammons UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Kathy Small UNDERCLASSMEN ASSISTANT Sue Sherbak ACTIVITIES EDITOR Debbie Craven ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT Susan Marttala SPORTS EDITOR Debbie Mentzer SPORTS ASSISTANT Rita Melder STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Cathy Houk STUDENT LIFE ASSISTANT Melody Hare YEARBOOK ADVISORS Miss Janet Davis Miss Carol Robb 97 Kathy Hinton. Bctsv Gunther. Janet Kalajainen. Clarann Pallerino. Susan Presnar. Anna Presnar. Rita Kuczynski. Laura Clark. Missing from picture: Margaret Kutich. Juniors Last year the 1971 Yearbook Staff was the first staff to include members of the Junior Class. In keeping with this new tradition, eight juniors were chosen to work with the 1972 Yearbook Staff so that they might learn the machinery of yearbook layouts and be better pre- pared to edit the 1972 Tomahawk. Pictured at the right are the Juniors: Sue Lewis. Diane Tervo, Barb Jopek. Annette Ferrante. Danny Angelucci. Debby Quarello. Cheryl Prestopine. Missing from picture: Andy Sedzmak. Student Council Kneeline: P. Cochran, J. Smiley. J. Augustine. T. Jinks. J. Martin. J. Pflugh. J. Thomas. J Bilgcr. B Mills. R Kimmcl. J Murphy. Mr Gibbs Middle Row: J. Lutz. D. Dzemyan. S. zingaro. R. Mageic. J. Clingcnsmith. V. Papa. J Lcpisto. S. Allwinc. S. Schneider. L. Kimmcl. L. Trimble Standing: M. Angclucci. D. Femandis. D. Ficllo, L. Anderson. M. Papa. C. Pallcrino, G Marzula. J. Troggio. M. Balik. E. Pardick. T. An alone. S. Ulp. N. Served� Student Council plays a major role at Shenango as the student governing body. The represent- atives are elected by each home- room and officers are elected by the student body. Student Coun- cil is responsible for Home- coming activities, the annual Christmas Food Drive, the She- nango Dress Code, and also for music in the cafeteria. Student Council members also sell ice cream to sponsor the AFS ex- change student program yearly. 94 National Honor Society Front Row D Craven. K Small. R Kuezynski. B Mills. B Fleo. B Walls. S. Allison. G Wadlingcr. M Wagner. C Prcstopine. C Pallcnno. D Walczak. Mrs. Bools 2d Row: C. Faidlcv. J Magee. J. Martin. J. Clingensmith. F. Cardella. G Kerr. J. Palmer. W Houk. J Newton. D. Ham- mond. J Mostrando. R Marttala. D Nastal. M Kaempf. Mr Montgomery. 3d Row: S Sherbak. J Zuraskv. D Mentzer. C. Zeigler. C. Evanoski. D Ten-o. S. Colbert. M Zak. C. Ryhal. L Smith. N Scrvedio. S. Nunn Back Row D Nagel. M Hare. C. Houk. C. Nicholson. V. Granato. L McC'onahs. P. Fruit. P Bogle. K. Shaw. S. Marttala. P. Dzmyan. B Wcntland. Missing from picture: B Gunther. L. Gabriel. The Reverend Jack Hcinsohn. minister of the Clen Moore United Church, was the speaker for the N.H.S. induction. The National Honor Society is an honorary organiza- tion open to juniors and seniors with a average w ho meet the qualifications of scholarship. leadership, char- acter. and service. The National Honor Society held a tea in the library for all parents of the new members, faculty members, and also old members after its annual induction ceremony on November 23. 1971. Officers are: Jim Clingensmith. President; Larry Gabriel. Vice President; Gail Wadlinger, Chapter Secretary; Sue Nunn. Corresponding Secretary; and Lugene McConahy. Treasurer. The advisors for the club are Mrs. Susan Boots and Mr. Floyd Montgomery. Future Teachers of America Karen Mayberry. Pres.; Beth Fisher, vice pres.; Gail Wadlingcr. sec.; Debbie Craven, treas. The Future Teachers of America Club is an organiza- tion which consists of those students that are interested in the field of education. Each year the members are sent to the elementary school to experience some teach- ing. This club which meets monthly is advised by Miss Leora McCommon. 96 Health Careers Club Sitting Melba Keller, vice pres.; Danny Angelluci. pres.; Standing: Nancy Houk. historian; Arlene Buchowski. historian: Karen Shaw, treas.; Mrs. Helen Craig. Advisor: Debbie Phillips, sec The Health Careers Club is an organization designed especially for those students who plan a career in some field of mediane. The club, which is advised by Mrs. Helen Craig, meets monthly. Front row: Mrs. Craig. K Kelly. D Bunck. J. Gibson. S. Young. K Kincaid. N. Houk. K Shaw. H Nunn. E Bogdcn. Sitting: C Cwynar. E. Tanner. R Du Brock. A. Wanatoskv. S. Colbert. B Trimble. M Keller. D. Angclucci. J Pearl. C. Ryhal. Back row: L Cunningham. K. Hinton. C. Boyd. D Pflugh. A. Buchowski. C. Gcntsy. C Young. C Houk. D. Castaldi. D Phillips. 97 The Tomahawk Talks Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ART CO-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVISORS Helen Nunn Barbara Walls Richard Marttala Lugene McConahy Doug Nagel Jim Martin Marsha Wagner Clarann Pallerino Margaret Kulich Joel Garrett Jim Palmer Mrs. Jean Ann Bradley Mrs. Kathleen Kay Editorial Staff Silting: C. Pallerino. L McConahy. S. Nunn. B Walls. Standing: R Marttala. J Martin. D. Nagel. M Wagner. Mrs Bradley. D. Phillips. 98 Business Staff ' Fronl Row K Ferrarc. M Piccuta. R Kuczynski. M. Kulich. 2d Row A Wanatoskv. S Allison. D. Mihok. C. Rvhal. 3d Row: J Kalajainen. C. Pallcnno. R Mcldcr. P Joyce 4th Row C. Nicholson. K Dean. S Allwine. S. Sherbak 5th Row: C. Fresca. L kimmel. S. Sammons. K May- hem Back Row: S. Doyle. C. Reiter. P Dzemyan. Mrs Kay Literary Staff The Tomahawk Talks, the voice of Shenango High School, is the monthly newspaper published from September to May. The Tomahawk Talks informs the students of “what’s happening” at Shenango High and also at other schools. The editors and staff did an excellent job this year to uphold their platform, “For a better Shenango High.” Front Row L Smith. B Walls. S. Nunn. G Wadlinger. M Wagner. J. Zurasky. 2d Row : D. Mentzer. L. McConahy. M Soriano. S. Duckworth. J Zurasky. J Zingaro. 3d Row C. Bouehtcr. M. Hare.C. Houk. D Tervo. A F'crrantc. D Phillips 4th Row J Palmer. S. Lewis. P Walko. J. Magee. D Nastal 5th Row M Simpst� n. K Shaw. S Marttala. R Marttala. S. Bender. D Ftam- mond Back Row: J Martin M Banko. G Kerr. J Book. J Garrett, F Bogdan. D Nagel American Field Service Standing: Mr Smith. Karen Mayberry. Janet Kalajainen. Dotti Pflugh. Patty Dzemyan Kneeling: Michael Kaempf. The purpose of the American Field Service is to raise enough money to finance an exchange stu- dent. The exchange student this year was Michael Kaempf of West Germany. The club planned car washes and bake sales for the spring. The officers for this year are Karen Mayberry, president; Janet Kalajainen, vice-president; Dotti Pflugh, secretary; and Patty Dze- myan, treasurer. Mr. Bruce Smith advises the club. Front Row: K Fcrrare. D. Quarcllo. M Huff. B Jopck. K Hayes. M. Show. K Martin. K Workman. S Allison. L. Cunningham. M Kaempf 2d Row: J Pearl. M Keller. M Wagner. M Sorianno. L McConahy. C. Dachko. C Huff. J Dess. D Mihok. M Miron 3d Row: D Johnson. R Du brock, S. Gray. K Mayberry. A Rully. C. Ryhal. R Roudabusn. V. Cole. P Morris. B Marburger. S Marttala. 13. Naslal 4th Row: C. Bovd. J Kalajainen. D. Castaldi. C. Pallcnno. M' Hare. C' Houk. H. Nunn. C. Cwynar. t l anncr. J Zingaro. Mr. Smith. 5lh Row R Mcldcr. D PAugh. D Phillips. S Buczck. C. Evanoski. B. Lcasurc. W Bartley. D. Nunn. S. Fennell. L. Paglia. D Tcrvo. 6th Row: A Ferrantc. S. Presnar. C . Kelly. J Graham. M. Carnes. P Hammond. A Fredrick. J. Mint’ccr. N. Houk. J Klabon. Back Row: S. Marttala. K Shaw. D. Ignat . P Dzemyan’. K Kelly. J. Gibson. L. Piccardo. D. Kolodzicj. S. Doyle. 100 Library Club The Library Club is an organization comprised of students who are interested in working as aides in the library. The officers of the club are Karen Shaw, presi- dent; Gina Marzula. vice-president: Kathy McNutt, secretary; Debbie Phillips, treasurer. Mrs. Suzanne Paolini advises the club. Seated Front: S Palmer. S Hare. T Ritchey. K. Gen nock. J Pearl. R Du Brock Seated 2d Row: D Eakin. S. Lutton. M Soriano. A Wanatosky S. Denny. K Martin. Standing Front Row Mrs McDougall. Mrs. Paolini. S. McDanel. J. Rzicznek. G. Marzula. I) kolodziej ( Pallerino. ™ Kunsclman. M Miron. C Rvhal. D. Bums. K McNutt. S Fabian Standing 2d Row D. Naslal. J Klabi n. S. Sammons. K Shaw S Buczek. A Banko. D Phillips. T Falha. C. Gentsy. S Nunn. L. Clark. P Lutton. S. F'alba. 101 Varsity Club Students who letter in a varsity sport for one year are ticipate in a sport for three years. The club is advised by eligible for membership in the Varsity Club. Varsity Mr. Ted Kerr, jackets are given to students who letter two years or par- Front Row D. Walczak. B Hill. B Salmon. D LcFebvre. J. Tindall. R Zoltam. J Zurasky. L. Bell. J. Prengel. 2d Row: M Thompson B Lutton B Alberti m. C. Best. F Cardeli a B Braun. D Donegan. T LaScola. D Lepisio. Mr Kerr Back Row: J Garrett. T Burford. P Makarevich B Letera. J. Bilger. E. Gilson. D Watters. C. Miller. D. Nagel. Junior High Gymnastics rs The Jr. High Gymnastics Club was formed for sev- enth and eight grade students who wish to learn and practice physical skills. Mr. Glenn Sullinger advises the club. Front row: M. Tanner. G Parks. L Pern. J Fernandez. P Maneino. B Perdue. I) Bernard. F. Sniczck. P Schuster. J McDougall 2d row C Frabotta. C McQuiston. S. Reno. R. Collins. R McConahy. M Watkins. S. Forkcy. M. DuBrock. J McMurrcy. J Peluso. M Gettings. 3d row I) Allison. S. Richards. T. McC onahy. T McCowin. P Joyce. S. Troggio. C. Mooney. C Owens. C Rockyvich.' L. Smezek 4th row T Markle. C rharpe. B McNicholas. D Pallcrino. C. Shrantz. T. Hunt. E. Bober. V Bogdan, f) Henry. C Tranquillo Back row B Boughter. J. Cieorge. M Jackson. J. Harrison. K. Daugherty. D. Shaffer. C. Klicmewski. L. Anderson. L. North ' 102 Office Aides The girls who are chosen to be office aides are in- volved in various office tasks. These aides distribute the morning bulletins and perform other duties which are necessary for the school to function. These girls must give up one of their study halls to do this work. Sitting: N. Houle. C. Prcstopinc. D. Craven. K Kelly. Standing: C. Pallerino. S. Presnar. B Moore. S. Lewis. R Ramsey. L. McConahy, L. Clark. Junior Teens The Junior Teens is an organization which consists of freshmen and sophomore girls. The main purpose of the club is decorating the school for Christmas. The club is advised by Mrs. Rebecca Rudesill. Front Row: S. Hare. L Nicholson. J Kwiat. B Campbell. M Othitcs. A. Benetas. S. Rogers. M. Kovac. D. Gennock. K McNicholas. C Boyle. 2d tow: M Cannon. L Didiano. S. McDancl. J. Cwynar. L Maiclla. P Stock. B Fombclle. S Mooney. L. Bintrim 3d row: S. Groves. L. Bintnm. A. Hanko. D. Gilson. C. Smith. J. Iroeeio. S. Covert. M Flannery. 4th row Mrs. Rudesill. D. Lutz.'J. Rzecznik. J Gilson. D. Perdue. P Papa. P. Kelch, C McCallistcr. C. Duda. D Thomas. 5th row T. Duckworth. S. Gibson.R Smiley. A. Conti. D. Thomas. M Wehr. B Higgins. J Harrison. R- Kimmcl 6th row: S. Mcntzcr, C. Fulkerson. L Smczck S. Schneider. J Johnson. A. DeCapno. C. Fowler. R Moraldi Back row : R Walters. K Kramer. B. Johnson. P. Owens. M Faidley. K Chiavcrini. K Burford. K McFarland. D. Schultz. 103 Junior High Service Society The Junior High Service Society is composed of members of the sev- enth, eight, and ninth grades who maintain a “C” average or better. The officers are Merle Glass, presi- dent; Gina Marzula. vice-president; Michele Othites, secretary-treas- urer; Mary Kovac, historian; David Eakin, parliamentarian. Mr. Judson Blinn advises the club. Front Row: Mr Blinn. R Montgomery. J Kline. R Mann. D Dzcmyan, C. Tharpc. S. Hare. 2d: B Campbell, J Wnght. F. Augustine. L. Anderson. S. Zingaro. 3d H White. E. Cassclla. G Marzula G. Sweet. R Moraldi 4th M Othites. S. Kapraly. D Swoggcr. M Glass. M Kovac 5th R Pclini. A Cycon. S. Lutton. J. Cameron. J Bintrin 6th: R Nunn. P Faidlcy. J Lutz 1 Schuster. L. Lacko 7th: J Murphcy. D Thomas. M Balik. D. Fracui. J Nve Back Row D. Golba. D I akin. T Bober J. Harrison. J Sniezek. Camera Club The Camera Club, advised by Mr. Ted Maitland, was ing their talent in photography, formed for those students who are interested in further- Sittine: J White. L. Cunningham. C. Cwynar. E. Tanner. J. Cwynar. Standing C. Boyles. L Maiello, C McNicholas. W Hill, T Smith M Gould K Mdlcr. J Fell. M Prestopine. J Harrison. B Allen. S Gibson. J Falba. D Hitchcock. E Cassella. D Pflugh. M Kaempf. J Gibson D Cas taldi. r Bintnm Kneeling: Mr Maitland. 104 Morning Meditation Club The Morning Meditation Club was formed for students in grades seven through twelve who wish to participate in the meditation pro- gram held before morning an- nouncements. The officers of the club are Melba Keller, president; Beatrice Fleo, secretary; Colleen Ryhal. librarian. Mrs. Eleanor Kumrow advises the club. Front Row Mrs. Kumrow. M Keller. T. Fleo, G. Hassan. 2d: L. McConahy. M Watkins. M DuBr- ock. 3rd: ( Boughter, C. Lechncr. S. Ulp. B Fleo 4th: W Kunselman. S. Karns, C. Ryhal. D. Cra- ven. 5th S. Nunn. C. Pallcnno. R. Smith. J. Ross. 6th: S Borgcr. P Hammond. M. Carnes, M Hare. K. Houk 7th: T. Burford. D. Nastal. J. Martin. 8th: D. Nagel. R. Timblin. Not pictured: B Buly. S. Ellison. T. Bin trim Models Club The Models Club, advised by Mr. Clarence Brown, is comprised of boys who build model cars. This club meets once a month to study, construct, and judge the cars built by the members. The officers are Gary Parks, president and Bryan Thompson, secretary. Front Row: P. Shuster. D Braden, M Othitcs. B Phillips. M. Gettings. D Papa. J Cochran. M. Price. J. Pcluso. B Rush. B Burnsides. A Must. P. Allwine. 2d: M Booth. M Staph. M McDanel. G. Parks. C. Rickcrl. M workman. J. Graham. B Thompson. 3rd: G. Hasson. M Morici. J. Lcnhart, J. Maricone. T Bonder. J McDougall. B Johnson. R. Sauers. E. Young. 4th: C. Best. L. Bell. M. Thompson. H McClimans. D. James. Mr. Brown. 105 The Shenango Golden Front Row: L. DeMattco. C. Prcstoninc. J. Moltz. M. Show. L McConahv. Senior; D. James. D. Anderson. T Ritchey. B Kelch. D. Dzemyan. R Bober. 2d Row: M McConahv. B Perdue. A McDougall. L. Tnmblc. J Moore. M Barron. S. Lewis. C. McDancl. D. Kreitzer. 3d Row: j' Allen. D. Irwin, J. Garretson, C. Zorens, R lalongo. Senior; J Young. C. Peters. F. Sniezek. M. Glass. 4th Row: L. Lacko. R Newman. R White. Senior; B. Lewis. T. Hanna. J. Sibeto. Senior; B. Shaw. R Marttala. Senior; J. Deck. 5th Row: B. Sisley. C. Stiefel. Senior; B Lutton. Senior; D McDougall. Senior; D. Kish. A. Bober. J. Irwin. Senior; B. Handlos. M Kerr. Back Row: R. Schweikert M Worek. Senior; F. Miller. J. Smezek. D. Nastal. Senior; A. Scdzmak. S. Ferraro. The Shenango Golden Wildcat Marching Band is under the direc- tion of Mr. Daniel Ryder. This year the band won first place at Edinboro State College, rated ex- cellent at Indiana State College, and took over all second at the Three Rivers Band Festival in Pittsburgh. The band, majorettes, drill team, flag squad, and gun squad were honored at a dinner given by the school board at Troggios. The She- nango Boosters presented each band member with a trophy. Entertain- ment was provided by the Omegas. The band president is Joey Si- beto, vice-president is Ron lalongo. and the secretary-treasurer is Cheryl Prestopine. Mr. Darnel Ryder. Band Director; Debbie Mentzer. Drill Team; Jeff Irwin. Band; Chris Reiter. Flag Squad; Joella Zingaro. Majorettes; Mrs. Linda Maslyk. Drill Team Adviser. 106 Wildcat Marching Band For their money raising project, the band along with the Flag and Gun Squads sold various items in- cluded in a money box. The Annual Mid-Year Concert was held Feb. 12 at 8:00 P.M. in the high school auditorium. The Junior High Band. Stage Band, and Senior High Concert Band performed. Mr. Dave McClymonds. student teacher, assisted Mr. Daniel Ryder in direct- ing the concert which was broadcast from WBZY on Sunday, February 13, 1972. Several band members were ac- knowledged for outstanding per- formance and received the following honors: Dave Kish attended Car- negie Mellon Honors Band. Slip- pery Rock Honors Band, and also District Band. Dave McDougall at- tended Reginal and District Band. Dave Nastal and Jim Magee at- tended District Band. 107 108 Majorettes Mascot. Diana Oliphant. Kneeling M. Piccuta. Senior; D. Mihok. J Murphy. J. Gibson. K. Kincaid. Senior; J. While. M. Angelucci. Standing: J. Zingaro. Senior ('aptam; S. Allwinc. Senior Co-Captain. 109 Flag Squad Kneeling: C. Reiter. Senior Captain; P Bogle. Standing: E. Tanner. S. Ulp. Senior; C. Pallcrino. Senior; P. Dzemyan. Senior; R Tanner. Senior r. Joyce. Senior; C. Daenko. Gun Sqaud Kneeling: R Kuezynski. Senior; L. Gilson. Standing: T. Falba. E Stuart. S. Marttala. Senior. Hie Flag and Gun Squads were newly formed this year. They par- ticipated with the band at Edinboro. Indiana, and the Three River Sta- dium in Pittsburgh. The captain is Christine Reiter and the advisor is Mr. Daniel Ryder. HO Drill Team Kneeling; Seniors D. Craven. K Mayberry. S. Nunn. C. Ryhal. K Hinton D. Mcntzer. K. Small. A. Presnar. B. Gunther. B. Fisher. 2d Row; J. Sniezek. A. DeCaprio. L. Miller. N. Sibeto. P. Deli. P Owens. L Leisure. K Barton. A. Ferrante. J. Fleissner. J. Gilson. M. Suzow. R Walters. Standing: B. Data. D Quarcllo. P. Frabotta. K McNicholas. M. DiSante. D. Nagel. S Marttala. G. Wadlinger. K Benzick. S. Mentzer. B. Tnmble. K Worck. T Kulick Debbie Mentzer, captain, and Kathie Hinton, co-captain, led the drill team this year under the super- vision of Mrs. Linda Maslyk. The girls performed their precision drills at both football and basketball games, but received special notice as part of the band during the com- petition for which each member re- ceived a trophy. For their money raising projects they sold lollipops, buttons, and light bulbs. Also they had car washes and bake sales dur- ing the summer. Stage Band Kneeling: J. Sibcto. J. Garretson. R Timblin. D. Nagel. 2d Row: B Mills. C. Presiopinc. C Dachko. A McDougall. F. Sniezek R laloneo J Young. Back Row: T. Hanna. D Kish. D McDougall. R Martlala. B Kelch. J Magee. E. Sniezek. Junior High Band Front Row F. Sniezek. T Ridenbaueh. B Glass. L. Tnmblc. D Shaffer. S Kosior. P McConahy. B Rigotti. C. Rockyvich 2d Row: C. Fishburn. K Manwmski. C. Houk. M Bruno. S Handlos. J Reese. C. Tharnc. R. Collins. E. Bober. L MUncs Row R Martonc. P Fcil. L Sme ek. P Manono. E. Ramse B Shaw. M Stunkard. J Kline. T Jinks. J Lutz. Back Row R K � sin. J Book. P Swogger. A Must. H Gaston B Kelch. B Inompson Standing: J. Lutz, M. Irwin. J McDougall. F. Augustine. S. Zingaro. C. Lewis. T Market. M. DeNuccio Senior High Chorus ront Row K. Shaw. J Kwait. R Smiley. L Bintrim. A Banko. L Maiella. K Mayberry. J Kalajainen. L Kennedy. B Mills. S. Ulp. J Zuraskv. Zurasky. B Fleo. M Othiles. M Kovac. D. Craven. M Wagner. K Johnson. L Cilass. N Myers. M Hare. P Lullon. M. St John. S. Borgcr. Mr iihhs 2a Row: P Bogle. C. Fulkerson. J. Schlcmer. C. Houk. A Ferranle. P Deli. P Walko. S Rogers. D. Gould. C. Pallcrino. D Minok. D lagee, B. Campbell. C. Fledge. L. Cochran, J Cwynar. S Altman. C Snyder. R Woods. A DeCaprio. M Balik. S Workman. S. Marttala. S. larttala. M. Keller. 3d Row: M Kaempf. R Timolin. D. Nastal. J Harrison. J. Magee. F. Schuster. B Mann. C. Fombelle. D Anderson. D. jhomas. S. Allwine. S. Allison. J. Zingaro. C. Bovlc. J. Reynolds. B Fombelle. J Jonnson. B Higgins. D. Thomas. J. Harrison. A Schultz. P •wcas. M. Faidlcy. Back Row: D. Nagel. P Makarevich. T. Burford. B Lutton. R May. B White. R Davenport. D Crablc. M Kreitzer. S. hitehoase. D. Bunck. D Angclucci. S. Groves. C. Smith. S. Gentsy. R Moraldi. K Burford. R Sneizek. J. Gilson. J. Rzccznik. S. Fabian. D icbelak. R. Law. D. Nunn. K. Dean. C. Nicholson. Pianist. B Wentland. Pop Choir Front Row: C. Houk. K Shaw. B Fleo. L Kennedy. S. Allwine. J Kalajainen. N Myers. M Wagner. S. Allison 2d Row P Bogle. S Ulp. J. Zurasky. D Angclucci, K. Johnson. C. Nicholson. J. Zurasky. J Zingaro Back Row R Davenport. D Crable. R May. R Timblin. D Burick. D Nastal. B Lutton. J. Magee. D Nagel. Seated: Mr Gibbs. Missing from picture B Wentland. pianist. Sextet C Houk. J. Zingaro. K. Johnson. J. Zurasky. S. Ulp. B Fico. L. Kennedy. Trio S. Ulp. J. Zurasky. J Zurasky. The Senior High Chorus, with one hundred and nine voices, this year, entertained the stu- dent body with three assemblies, and a spring concert in April. Doug Nagel served as Presi- dent for the chorus this year. A new twist was added to our annual Thanksgiving assembly. A girl’s trio and sextet were two new groups to entertain the student body. Shenango was also host to the year’s District Chorus with 200 students attending. The stu- dents came from all over the Western part of the state. Concerts were held on the nights of February eighteenth and nineteenth. 114 District Chorus Front Row: C. Houk. L. Kennedy. J. Zurasky. S. Ulp. J Zurasky. K Johnson. R Woods. B Fleo. J. Zingaro. 2d Row: K Shaw. P Bogle. C. Pallcnno. P Walko. N. Myers. S. Borger. S. Vlarttala. M Wagner 3d Row : D. Nagel. B Lutton. D. Nastal. R May. R Davenport. D Burick. J. Magee D. Angelucci. Seated at piano: Mr Robert Gibbs. Junior High Chorus Grades 7. 8. and 9 join to sing musical selections for assemblies and concerts. The chorus is directed by Mr. Robert Gibbs. 115 A THLETICS 71 Baseball j , � ; Intense pressures, close plays, From Row: MrBnjcc Smith Head Coach; P Schuller. Sr V J Holzhauscr. Sr. ; E. Trimble, Sr. ; Mr Ted Kerr. Assistant Coach Middle Row: C Miller Jr. : M. Kramer. R. Conti. D Walczak. R Bmtnm. Jr. ; J. Budai. Soph . ; R Timblin. Back Row: Brian S.slcv. T. LaScola. Jr. : T. Burford. Jr. . E. Gilson. Jr. ; J. Bilgcr. Jr. ; R. Drosdzal. G. Kerr. E. Sniezek. Missing from picture: L. Bell. Lettcrman Record Riverside Slippery Rock Union Mohawk Laurel Northwestern Wilmington Neshannock Riverside Slippery Rock Union Mohawk Laurel Northwestern Wilmington Neshannock OPP 6 2 2 12 6 6 5 0 7 8 0 4 5 1 7 11 characterize victories Ed Tnmblc Letterman- 12 Outfield Stan Golis Letterman 11-12 Second Base Jerry Holzhauscr Letterman-10-11 -12 Catcher Phil Schuller lx tterman 10-11-12 First Base 119 C. C. gains valuable experience. Kneeling: B Donley. E. Bogdan. Letterman; D. McDougall. W. Gurgacz. M Overhulser. Letterman; J. Thomas, D. Genareo. Standing: Mr. Floyd Montgomery, coach; B. Glass. P. Cochran. D. Dzemyan. J. Lutz. L. Greenawalt. M. Glass. D Kuczinski. 121 '71 Shenango track team keeps Front Row P Makarevich. Jr. ; R Fox. Jr. ; J Dzemvan. J Day. G Kunz. D. Fox. D Lepisto. Jr. ; J. Garrett. D Nagel 2d Row: P Kish E Bogdan. Soph. ; J. Hitchens. B Hill. M Ovcrhulser. J. Lepisto. J l� flugh. F. Cardella. Soph. 3d Row Mr Floyd Montgomery. Coach; J Thomas C. Ayres. G. Small. D. Dcttore. J. Nelson. D Cameron. D Shoaff. G Papa. Mr Ken Wyman, head Coach Back Row: M Class. C Brumbaugh T. Bintnm. D. Dzcmyan. D. Genareo. P. Cochran. G. James. Mgr. letterman 122 pace with opposition. John Day Javelin Letterman 12 WPIAL District Qualifier Gary Kunz Sprinter lx tterman IQ-11-12 John Dzemyan Distance Runner Letterman 11-12 Don Fox Distance Runner Letterman 12 123 Three regional qualifier. Knccling-L. Gabriel. D. Walters. J. Bilger. D. Richards. T. Burford. Standing-A. DiMuccio. G. Kerr. D. Kish. W. Barton. Regional Qualifiers 124 pace Wildcat golf team. John Bilger Letterman 11-12 Regional Qualifier 1971 The golf team is coached by Mr. Thad Bukowski. The team record for 1971- 72 was 5-3. Three members par- ticipated in the Regional Qualifier, where they at- tempted to qualify for the final WPIAL tourney. They were as pictured at left: John Bilger, Sr.; Don Watters. Sr.; and Doug Richards. Jr. Don Watters Letterman 11-12 Regional Qualifier 1971. 125 Wildcats stamp : Front Row J Prcngcl. T LaScola. M Craven. D Nagel. T Troggio. E. Gilson. P Makarevich. B Alhertini. R Fox. D Doncean. 2d Row M Balik. B Wcntland. B. Braun. J Garrett. R Binlrim. B Benzcik. J Book. T Gray. B Baker. D LeFebvre. J Pascarella. 3d Row K Gcntsy mgr Jr. ; B Salmon. D Carney. Jr. ; S. Curuluk. J Hitchens. R ShoafT. Jr. ; J Lacko. Jr. ; F. Cardella. Jr. ; G. Mangino. Jr G Troggio Jr J Budai. Jr. ; 4th Row: G. James. T. Cochran. T. Lacko. J Lepisto. P Kush. G. Collins. J Moltz. P Pascarella. J Vansovich. Soph. ; 5 Deltorc Jr. ; Back Row: W Saurs. mgr.; G. Tomsky. F. Chtavenm. D. Shoaff. K Cannon. M Kramer. B Hill. G. Small. Jr. ; C. Frampton. Jr B Lutton. mgr. Jr.-Sr. . •Letterman S. H. S. Record OPP 21 Laurel 0 32 West Middlesex 6 28 Wilmington 6 31 Union 6 0 Lakeview 0 8 Mohawk 7 34 Slippery Rock 15 24 Mercer 26 14 Ncshannock 14 8 W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs Beaver 20 Mr. Ted kerr. Mr Ken Wyman. Mr. Frank Bongivengo. head coach; Mr. Glenn Sullinger. Mr. Bob Casalandra. Mr Bruce Smith. 126 as a definite threat in Bill Albcrtini Fullback - Icttcrman 11-12 2nd team All-County Defense Bill Benzcik End lenerman-12 Rich Bin trim Guard Icttcrman-12 1st Team All-County Defense 127 “I’m proud of every one of them Russell Fox End letterman-l 1-12 ? rW Terry Gray End—lellerman-12 Joe Frengcl Guard IcUcrman-11-12 1st team All-County Offense Terry LaScola End- letterman-11-12 1st Team All-County Offense Joel Garrett Fullback Icttcrman-l 2 Elmer Gilson End Icttcrman-l 1-12 1st team All-County Defense Flonorablc Mention All-State Dour Lcfcbvrc Mall ruck IcUcrman-10-11-12 1st team All-County Offense hey just gave me 110 percent. Tom Troggio End Ictlerman-11-12 2nd team All-County Defense Joe Pascarella Fullback letterman-10-l 1-12 Bruce Wentland FjhI lcttcrman-12 Paul Makarevich Guard-letterman-11-12 Brad Salmon Quarterback lcttcrman-12 Jr High Football emerges Kneeling A. Piccuta. J Robinson. W Smith. G. Letcra. J Moss. D. Youth. R Mazzocco. R Proach. M Served 10. 2d Row: Mr Smith. J Pocza. D fctkin. B Holler. D Golba. B Tanner. R Riley. G Kennedy. M Smiley. Mr Kerr 3d Row: S. Staph. B Richards. R Miller. V. (ardella. G Brown. D. Nista. R Matthews. R Shoaff. D. Strickler. Back Row Mr. Sullinger. T. Groves. T. Ridenaur. T. Walker. R. Gaydos. T. Bintrim. S. Kapraly. J Richards Record Neshannock Northwestern Riverside Union WPIAL Playoffs Laurel OPP 0 0 0 12 0 Mr Ted Kerr. Mr. Glenn Sullinger. head coach; Mr Bruce Smith 132 is Tri-County Champions. Kneeling: A. Piccuta. J Robinson. W. Smith. G. Lctcra. J. Moss. D. Yough. R Mazzocco. R Proch. M Servcdio. Back Row: J. Pocza. B Holler. D Golba. D Kakin. B Tanner. R Riley. G. Kennedy. M. Smiley. 133 The upset minded Wildcats Mr Paul Ka si. JV coach: Mr. Thomas Hartwell. Varsity coach. Record SHS OPP 68 Wilmington 50 63 Neshannock 61 58 Mohawk 68 65 Slippery Rock 66 63 Laurel 57 68 Northwestern 60 72 Union 64 89 Wilmington 59 58 Neshannock 23 70 Mohawk 88 67 Slippery Rock 62 58 Laurel 66 68 Northwestern 82 57 Union 50 J. Clingcasmith. R Timblin. B Elliott. D. Watters. J Bilger. B Morgan. B Letera. J Budai. Jr Lcttcrman; T Burford. G. Salamon. R Fox 134 have say in Section 21 crown. John Bilger Center letterman-1 M2 Russell Fox Guard letterman-12 Tom Burford Guard letterman-12 Bill Ictera Forward letterman-12 Randy Timblin Forward letterman-12 Don Watters Forward letterman-10-1 M2 Jim C'lingensmilh Guard letterman-12 Brad Morgan Center letterman-12 137 J. V. Cagers Hustling, guarding, winning A. Dudo. S. Jones. F. Cardella. J. Sammons. S. Kulich, B Walczak. B. Elliot. J. Lepisto. G. Salamon. R Conn. M Kramer. D. Tomc ak G James. Record S. H. S. OPP. 75 Wilmington 69 54 Neshannock 69 74 Mohawk 76 72 Slippery Rock 50 43 Laurel 61 77 Northwestern 66 58 Union 65 84 Wilmington 70 68 Neshannock 42 53 Mohawk 66 70 Slippery Rock 61 61 Laurel 49 55 Northwestern 68 48 Union 60 Jr. High keeps winning spirit. Kneeling: D. Golba. M Servedio. M Smiley. A. DiMuccio. V. Cardella. Standing: G. Letera. W. Tanner. J. Moss, W. Lenhart. J Robinson. M Schoolcy. Mgr.: Mr Fdward Maslyk. Coach. 8th grade prepares for future. Kneeling: P C ochran, D Genarco. J Hennon. J. Spears. H White Standing: J. Jopek. J. Lutz. M Parks. J. Houk. A McCollums. Mr. Floyd Montgomery, Coach. 139 Gymnasts display skill grace. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS. From Row: M Barron, J. Zurasky. M. Angelucci. K. Amalong. B Cunningham. Standing: J. Murphy. A McDougall. B Perdue, J Tindall. R. Zoltam. D. Esposito. Both gymnastic teams are coached bv Mr. Glenn Sul- linger. The consistent hard work brought the girl’s team a record of 8-1. losing only to Rochester. The three sen- ior members are Janet Tindall. Ruthann Zoltani, and Joan Zurasky. Special recognition was given for senior. Janet Tindall, who won 14 of 18 events and sophomore. Kim Amalong. who set a Shenango record of 115 mer- ited points. Although the boys record was 0-10. Mr. Sullinger commended their efforts though hindered by lack of ex- perience and the limited number of participants. Out- standing effort by Bob Smiley showed since he placed in every event in which he participated. He scored an ad- mirable 173 points in all. BOYS' GYMNASTICS. Kneeling D. Angelucci. R Schuller. D Pack. Stand- tng: B. Smiley J. Moltz. G. Small. 140 Cheerleaders ignite school VARSITY SQUAD-From Row: Rita Mclder. co-capt.: Sue Shcrbak. Back Row: Karla Dean, co-capt.; Joan Zurasky. Gabc Zrngaro. Diane M2 Subs: Sandy Allison. Varsity; Mimi Balik. Jr. High. Mascot: Cindy Nicholson spirit through creativity. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Kneeling: Barb Jopck. Betsy Mills, co-capt.; Debbie Esposito. Standing: Chen Zeiglcr. Margie Miron. Denise Robb, co-capt. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Front Row Susan Schneider. Luannc Nicholson. Cindy Fowler Back Row: Susan Gibson. Michele Othites. Judy TroggK). capt. 143 A time to say thank you. In appreciation, we present this page as a thank you to all who have helped prepare this yearbook. In particular, we say thank you to our advisers, staff, typists, and photographers for sharing their time, ef- forts, and abilities. To the students, faculty, and administration, we give thanks for your time, co-operation, and ‘just bane ■ ----------------—-— hhs be ■ o.uru and ... hUu tried our best ft) preserve them tor you k ------------------• .. Thanks again Wjs dm W «mmm t. SBrrSPt JE JS pSggg 9001