South High School - Sohian Yearbook (West Mifflin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1979 volume:

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During his teaching career, he enriched the music departments of Carrick High School, Latimer Junior High School, and Fifth Avenue High School. His twelve year affiliation with West Mifflin encompasses his conducting of Edl- son Junior High School Band and our high school orchestra. As part of his instruction, as well as professionally, Mr. Bosley enjoyed arranging music. Because of his interest and talent in music, he was a freelance, professional trumpet player in the Pittsburgh area. We have lost not only a valuable teacher, but also a friend. Mr. Bosley was well liked by all his instrumentalists, student teachers, and fellow faculty members. We pay tribute to his potential, and we will all miss his conducting, his woodshedding , and his warm personality. W5 W ' . 131. if ' X. f.-rfflirisi-t i -. viii. .rg 't.Qi,t,,tg,5,p ti is Ein. - if ' 3 , 1 q s ,Q af- . ' Q60 I 1 ,,gw,- 5 i...-...lfs'y x7'?1R:li.:X . . ,. ug i E sg Betty Duncan Durocher February 5, 1920 - October 18, 1978 Another beautiful, warm person is only to be remembered. Through her pain and suffering, Mrs. Durocher remained open and dedicated to her work and her students here at West Mifflin South. She received much of her education, first at Duquesne High School, and then at Westminster Col- lege before serving our country proudly in the Navy and Air Force for three years. Her teaching career extends from Dutf's Business School to West Mifflin South High School. Here at South, she enjoyed many years of teaching and truly helping each student to bring out their creativeness and uniqueness. For many years she was also the dedicated sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. She worked earnestly to help the club's members to get a better look at the business world along with the many fun and educational activities they both participated in. 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' .5 nxau nail ' flew -X r ' WI Ll:,X!lG'S'S T, ' N? -In 1. ass U' South High SCHOOI Season Pass QLL GAME f- gg ii 15' SNK uszlfif am ' 5 7 I QQ a:XO 'fb QLQZXQG Q ij? 9 Q - fe 'Dyke' QZPXK' SP5 XYXQDX t4xb?6'xX4 'Z' 1-f..,h ey Remember fhe pride you fell when you were measured for your gown and cap, Whose yellow fassel would hang in your car? Or seeing your Senior picfure in fhe yearbook Along wifh all ol' your friends '? HUMEOOMING bbqbfexifendvefmtlaetty Hornfeckuesborted by MerkiKEJgH nw' hw VI 'W WMM ' ul M WV' V .,,, W 'vu W 1 .W L Q, .W--w F1 i, Sue Forgach is esconed by Bob Grieser during the pep-bon- Our Three Beautiful Girls! fire assembly. ...- dm , . . ,Nm 5,15 ,:, f my -TF ,, i. M,.,., 1, f E if 5 ,gf J gm ' A mf 457 G up JJ L, M fi fr A -,wif ,lu f ' wma' N w V' is i N iw .jg giffunwu ::,,. L, 1 , ',,,,Wxxiiwxw:au ,n,,,,, '15 , my' 1978 Homecoming Candidates - Cr to lj Senior Candidates - - Janet Stanzel, Tami McClintock, Sue Forgachg Junior Candidates - Linda Zaccagnini, Debbie Stanzel, Terri Bertellg Sophomore Candidates - Mara O'CalIaghan, Patty Hornteck. Escorts - Mark Steele, Frank Stupar, Bob Grieser, Tony Sparico, Randy Beveridge, Roy Sorg, Jack Demeis, Mark Klos. M.C. Jim Green waits patiently tor the names ot the winners. Y The Homecoming Queen and her attendants enjoy the Homecoming and Sr, Recognition Game. 4' i Seniors of the Cheerleaders and Color Guard are recognized at the game. .dy i - .ix W islgbg few J' -5,4 Parents ofthe Senior football players wait tor their sons. JUNIOR NIGHT A T 2002 Junior Night at the Disco was held on October 6, at 2002. Linda Odoski had entered her name in a raffle and was lucky enough to win a free night for the entire junior class. Not only juniors, but seniors, sophomores, and even some alumni showed up to disco the night away. ' . f , U ' iffy-' is '34 STEP BACK IN TIME First Row: K. Jones, J. Kerber, R. Thomas, K. Hays, J. Barna, J. Bishel, R. Miklusko, D. Lebedda, T. Lloydg Second Flow: A. Allonsi, M. Medvedo, Pl. Kearns, A. Federkeil, P. Goempel, K. Higgins, J. Andres, M. Kavic, K. Lloyd, Mr. Prepelkag Third Row: J. Robis, A. Hernley, M. DiBello, T. Serena, Fourth Row: T. Bekavac, K. Heck- man. The Senior Class invited their families and friends to embark on a journey through time. This was done through a dramatic adaptation on Mark Twain's classic novel, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, which was presented on February 23 and 24. Due to an experi- ment on which he was working, Hank, was thrust back to the era of King Arthur and his glorious C75 knights. There encountering people full of superstition and backward customs he used his technological genius to transform 16th century into a modern, industrial nation. Mean: while, the evil Merlin and Queen Morgan LeFay were plotting to take over the kingdom. ln the final outcome, Hank foiled their wicked plot only to be foiled by love for a damsel in distress. Leaving behind Clarence, Sagramor, Lancelot, and Elaine, he returned back to his own time to meet his mother and sister. Set in a majestic castle with a cast costumed in elegant medieval garments, the play presented a glimpse of the magic, mystery, and grandeur of a place that once was known as Camelot. Their performance was produced by Mr. Robert Pre- pelka, sponsor, and Alice Alfonsi, stage manager. The proceeds will be used toward the annual Sr. banquet, Elaine fKim Lloydj calls Factory Five. Hank CMario DiBelloJ looks over his plans Merlin tJean Andresj casts an evil spell. forthe new business. Alice shows Tom how to use the sword, Quiet, ye fool! They are ready Queen Morgan. li .4 - - For crying out IoudlTake it easy with the water, will you? Oooh, it gripes me when he sleeps on thejobf' Watch it Merlin, or l'll zap you with my laser linger, Mmm, Mmm good! X A X X E E S E E 5 E E E 5 I 1 X X s s a E X s E Z s E i i i s X I 3 X X x E X E X X s X E E 1 5 s X Q X s I E E X s Q X r s 5 E E X s X 2 E X X 5 z 5 2 I z E S 2 s s i X E K I ! E i X i I E E X s 1 1 N5'Ve?f X N. ,, v , :ing ,.. 'R 'avi' af 'xi -W, .6 X 4-v ' 1 SENIUR V E N T 9 A 11 'li l The annual Senior Banquet was held at Sheraton Inn On the Mall In Monroe-vllle Jeff Bell s band provlded the entertalnment Sensor awards and newspapers were drstnb uted The event was attended by all the seniors In thelr best attire The gurls all looked beautrful and the guys hand some A good tame was had by all and wall not soon be for gotten Va tt, 5 2' We 15, fnxww L 'Q- QRSJXX Q .. kk X CUMMENCEMENT The 18th Annual Commencement of West Mifflin South was held Friday, June lst, at 6:30 p.m. Because of the inclement weather, this year's gradua- tion ceremonies were held in the gym. The decoration' committee was headed by Jackie Stein, who was aided by members of the Key Club and the Junior Class. Dr. Girman, superin- tendent, Mr. Helterbran, principal, and Mr. Yuhasz, president ot the school board, presided over the program honoring the seniors. Renee Schneider, our Valedictorian, and Col- leen Kennedy, our Salutatorian, gave excellent speeches on Our Keys to the Future. Although it is a joyous occasion tor all, it is also sad to see many friends leave us. 's. 1 vw' .l, - - .flew l 51 V. .. fd S KK , Ni X 'xx 5 5 , R ' 'f ,Q -V Y K A Y Y N 'i fi i li' jf'-'Q gy, Y Paging through this book, Memories of our Senior year Fill our minds. QENIUR EXECUTIVE OUUNCIL .RX-X '-W., uxxs G-.2 21:1 VF? First Row Fiandy Stetor. Peggy Wassick, Genine Gonos' Second Row' Fiona Yesovich, Lori Wahrenberger, Andy Pederkeil, Third Row Cathy Vinoverski, Chris Nellson Fourth Row' Nancy Weise, Janet Stanzel, Jean Senich may Kr- 55? Peggy Wassick, Randy Stetor, Chris Neilson, Andy Federkeil The Senior Executive Council spon- sored by Mr. Putting was in charge of fund-raising to raise money for the Senior Banquet. Officers of the senior class were: President- Andy Federkeilg Vice- President - Randy Stetorg Secretary -- Peggy Wassickg Treasurer - Chris Nell- son. The seniors raised money by having a senior class play. The Senior Banquet was held at the Sheraton lnn-on-the Mall on May 24. 7 dilmdy 04114, Bodie - General. wang 54lltlE,'I.i0IZ Academic, Track 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 12. Uimofgy Gqnnfzew Oqafami Academicg Spanish Club 10, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. I7fcmL5f1l'9 04nn. Kim - Generalg Chorus 11, 12. Jean cflffamy 04nJw.z1 Academicg Concert Band fPres.J 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 125 Orchestra CTreas.J 10, 11, 125 Biology Club CPres,J 11, 125 Jr. CI. Play 115 Sr. CI. Play 11, 12 KM' XOLSHLGZIIE Oqffomi Rosi -Academic5 Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 12 fPres.J5 Spanish Club 10, 12 CPres.J5 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 125 French Club 11, 12 CTreas.J5 FTA 10,11,125NHS11,12. Jehu Q4ff.m Academicg Track 105 Cross-Country 10. gogn 041mg'Lu1ts'z Dillo - General5 Conservation Club 11, 12. cjogn Bafirzt Bonham - General, Football 10, 11, 12, Conservation 11, 12. QDSIZIZH SUE Bayfom Penny - Academic, Biology Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 11, 12 CSec.j, Orchestra 10, 11, 12 CVPJ. goasfxg fouia Bama Jay - Academic, Concert Band 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 12, Stage Band 12, Conservation 11, 12, ,gasmff 1 L. Oqztfluz Cmfiffilam Bawns Arty - General, Basketball 1O, 11, 12, Foot- ball 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Explorers 12, Conservation 12. gamai ggabziczg Bamzskt 1 1 p gogn. Bamum Opie-Academic, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Academic, Wrestling 11, 12, Explorers 11, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 12 Track 10, JCL 12. Ksnnefg Bang Ken - Academic. 12 CVPJ, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Exec. Council 1O,11,AV11,12,Track12. cqtsuarz yoga Bsagem Beck - Academic, Ski Club 1O, 11, 12, Conservation Club 10, 11, 12, Band 1O, Explorers 12, ggff-1, at Biff Hippie - Generalg Conservation Club 11, 12. Oqrzne Jlflaztina Bodnaz Anna - Businessg Ski Club 10, 11, 123 FHA 125 FMLA 103 Marching Band 11g Spanish Club 10g Conservation Club 10, 11. qfVafte'L Bikfnsm Scott- Businessg FBLA 10, 11 , 12. jfimgszfy 04ml Bowser, Bouz, Boinger - Academicg Ski Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12g Executive Council 10, 11, 123 FHA 10, 11, 12 CSec,- Treasjg Newspaper 10. cgogszt .Bocfsngsm 651 Bod - Generalg Spanish Club. Oqnnzfte B zscfef Dirt Bike, Netskie - Businessg Student Sec- retary 12. NQU-I+' Clazf Bwniafawigi Academicg Tennis 10, 11, 123 Conservation 12. dVfa.u'zics Back! Bzumff Bernie - Acaderniog Jr. Cl. Play 113 Sr. Cl Play 123 Spanish Club 12. fkatgfasn Bugay Kathy - Businessg FBLA 10, 11, 123 FTA 113 Marching Band 10, 11, 123 Biology Club 10, 11, 123 Ski Club 123 Concert Band 10, 11. 'fmjrlffiam fBu'z'z Baseball 103 Track 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 12: Explorers 123 Conservation 11, 12 CV.P.DQ VarsityS12. Ugomai gDabu1a,g Buffer Doc, But - Academic3 Concert, Marching Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 123 Spanish Club 11, 123Stage Band 10, 11, 12. iii asa -1.-.. .f gs- 'ssgggstr :jeffrey axial Academicg Got Team 10, 11, 12 CCapt.j3 Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Explorers 11. Qbaan. Cinnwd Batman - General3 Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 10, 113Varsity S 10, 11, 123 Executive Council 103 Conserv- ation Club 12. gafzabz General, Wd' goxspg Buwwigi Academicg Conservation 12. cRo9s1 ffazg, gr. Rogo - Academic, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 113 Ski Club 10, 11,123 Executive Council 103 Explorers 1 1, 123 Conservation Club 12. fines- A , mawn Qziffzy Critter, Critterette - Academic3 Ski Club 123 Girls Basketball 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 103 Latin Club 10. Qabulaia 04n.n. gufig Patti- Businessg Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 fCapt.Jg Explorers 11, 12, Exec. Council 115 Spanish Club 10, 11, lnterclub Council 12. 041211621115 Efcfgoaa A.J., Fuge - Academic, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12fVPJ, 5-QW CVVil7fiam maui: Business, Track 10, Explorers 125 Conserva- tion 11, 12. Qmng Bsgazrlo Fazer - Academic, Biology Club 10, 11, 12 CVPJQ Spanish Club 10, 11, Tennis Team. cfwcgofzu Difucia Technical, Hockey 103 Schwab 10, 11, 12. cgnzy dna 155 Qbevglljuifiw Academic, Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11g Explorers 11, 12 CSec.Jg Conservation 11, Spanish Club 10, Bam Qefgwaw Dean - Academic. cfgagymondbicgefzzo General, Baseball 10, 11, Conservation 11. fpauf Kmncsnk Qborwuarz Academic, Golf Team 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Key Club 12. yoga Qzancii Qdoiiffo Felay - General, Football 10, 11, 12, Explorers 12, Track 11, Conservation Club 11, 12. guy Dozafilo General. Oqrufzew 9sc1s'UQzif Fed - Academic, Band 10, 11, 12 CTreas.J, Exec. Council 10, 11, 12 CPres.J, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, NHS 11, 12, Jr. Cl. Play 11,Sr. Cl. Play 12. fpauf :flflicgasf Qibpnhicg Fitz - Academic, Orchestra 10, 11,Spanisn Club 12, Key Club 12: FBLA 12, NHS ll, 12, Ski Club 12. fffennstg fbucfaig Dude - Academic, Conservation 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 10, Track 11, 12, Biology Club 12, Varsity S11. dmazgazef Efizagsfg Qinnscy Meg, Musclini - Business, Ski Club 10, 11, 12. Suaan Jlfluzief Qozgacg Academic, Drill Team 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, JCL 12 CPres.j, Ski Club 10, 11,12,FTA11, 12. QW! rw 9153 Buster - Technical, Football 12, Explorers 12, VarsityS 12. Zena Jfauls 911.65157 Bean - Basketball 11, Ski Club 12, Con- servation Club 12. garnu Qifmou: General. fha Jlffazis Qzrlcg General. gang gafiyaa Janie, Craze - General, Conservation Club 1 1, 12. Qabulcrla cqmz gosmpsf Patty - Business, Chorus 10, 11, FBLA 11, 12, Jr. Cl. Play 11, Student Secretary 12, Explorers 12, Sr. Cl. Play 12. gloria Qrrisncf l-len, Pluck- Business,D.E.11,12. Canffesn gscan Fled - Technical: FHA11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12, Color Guard 11, FMLA 11, Conservation Club 10. fgemyf .funn gofd Smiles - General, Chorus 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, Newspaper 10, 11, 12, Library Aide 12, Conservation 12, Executive Council 12. gemlne dlffamie gona: Academic, German Club 10g Cheerleading 1O,11,12gSpaniSh Club11, 124 FHA 12. lemma waged 175 euiln Qzieeez Giz - Academic, Conservation Club 10, Biology Club 113 Tennis 10, 11, 12, JCL 12, Key Club 12. Degomg fynn gufgmie Debbie - Business, Drill Team 11, 125 FBLA 10, 11, 12 CPres.Jg FHA 10, 11, 12 QPres.Jg lnterclub Council 125 Newspaper 10, 115 Yearbook 11, 12 fTreas,J, Marching Band 103 Concert Band 10g FTA 12, Student Sec- retary 12, Exec. Council 12. cpogezf cgoielbg Qzagam Crackers - Academic, Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, Track 12g Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Explorers 1 1, 12. V Uimotgy Que: Technical. Q ruff eva U, a ' e f Gaby - Business, Drill Team 10, 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Newspaper 10, Explorers 11, 123 FTA 123 Canteen 123 Ger- man Club 10. games dlffaffgew Queen Shimmy - Academic, Key Club 10, 11, 12 CVPjg NHS 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, 12 CSec.jg Track 105 Cross Country 10. sg. gon gueua Technical, Biology Club 10, 11, German Club 10, Bowling Team 10, Conservation Club 12. fpafzicila Gqrm clfarwey Patty - General, Conservation Club 11, 12. Jlflaulorz iauf clfatgaway Spike - General. 9159013 clfendzy Ranger - General, FBLA 10. CREEECCG. Olfofmsa Becky- General, Chorus 10, 11, 12. gfepgsn goipag Olfawfg Hawkeye - Academic, Key Club 12, JCL 12, French Club 11, Chess Team 10, 11, German Club 10. gfazen clfalggina Higgy - Technical, FBLA 10, 11, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, Explorers 12, Biology Club 12, Conservation Club 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 12, Yearbook 12, Stage Band 11, Library Aide 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12 CVPjg PA Announcer 12, Sr, Cl, Play 12, Basketball 12CStatJ. goispgins Ognn oyomfscfg Jo - Technical, Spanish Club 10, 11, Biol- ogy Club 10, 11, FBLA 10, Explorers 12, JMIIEE cffsgfsy janet Jlffazis 04699114 Jan - Business, Marching Band 10, 11, 125 FBLA 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 11, 12, Student Secretary 12. Cbfaen clfucic General, Conservation Club 11, Chorus 12. Wm jagiswrlcz lcky - Academicg Student Council 10, 11, 12, Explorers 11, 12, Drill Team 11, Cheer- leading 12 CMgr.j, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Can- teen 10, 11, 12,Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. mpg? .fgsancfm igsiionowagi Sandi - Business, Spanish Club 11, Con- servation Club 1 1, Newspaper 12. E. gt L ,3- .Y I bean jfamsf Mean Dean - General, Student Council 10, Exec. Council 10, Explorers 12, Conserva- tion Club 11, Canteen 10. cgodzf dlffifsa gfauic Tate - General, Track 10, 11, 12, cgogin .fynrza gfsazni Kearnsy - Academic, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 12 QSec,J, Stage Band 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, Varsity S 11, Biology Club 11 , Newspaper 12, Basketball 10, 11. 'GK mi 0 - 1? Qfictorula fynns gona Bambi - Academic, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, Spartanettes 10, 11, 12, Explorers 11, 12, Stage Band Dancer 10, 11, 12, Exec. Council 11. ,P I rf Q cflflsfanis gfaurlc Mel - Academic, FTA 11, 12 CSec.j, FBLA 10, 11, 12 CRep.J: JCL 12 CFtep.j, Biology Club 10, 11, 12 CSec.b, Ski Club 11, 12, Stage Band 125 Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, FMLA 12, Yearbook 12, Basketball 11, 12 CMgr.J, Jr. Cl. Play 1 1, Sr. Cl. Play 12. 'iff' gang! fynn gfscfg Fil - Academic, Color Guard 11, 12 CCapt.AJ, NHS 11, 12 CVP3, French Club 10, 11, 12 CPres.J, FMLA 10, 12, Ski Club 11, 12, Year- book 11, Band 10, Orchestra 12. Cknmserz gacguzfrlns Kennedy Col - Academic, Orchestra 10, 12, FMLA 10, French Club 10, 11, 12 CVPJ, Color Guard 11, 12 CCO-Captj, NHS QPres.J, Newspaper 10, 11, 12 CCo-Editorj, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Girl's Basketball 11, 12, Stage Band 12, PJAS 10, Boy's Tennis Team 11, 12 fMgr.J, Varsity S 11, 12, Inter-Club Council 12. cJ?aymoruf I7fc1meyu Academic, Football 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Ski Club 11, 12, Conservation 12, Explorers 12, VarsityS 11 , 12. gfzffuy gfszgez Kerb - General, Football 10, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Conservation Club 1 1. cgusan. Susie, Sue - General, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Conservation 10, 11, 12. errata goes 27550, Uoni fifomzun :gon l7fs'L'zigan Technical. Y .fjfepgsn gfzamsz Marco - Academic, Tennis Team 11, 12, Technical: Meeting Band 10' 113 FBLA 105 Steve - General, Conservation Club 11 AV Crew 10' Drll Team 12' Explorers 12 Ski Club 11, 12, Conservation 12 CHistorianJ, ' ' ' Wrestling 11, Spanish Club 12, Key Club 12, Varsity S 12. C74lZJ'LE,d lifzausfz Tiny - General. dvilcgofcu ED wayne Nick, Sticks -Academic, Basketball 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 11, 12, Hockey 10, 11, Varsity S 11, 12, Conserva- tion Club 10, DECA 11, 12. lim 5 CheerleadingqO, 11, 12 CCo-Capt.J, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity S 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, FMLA 10, 11, NHS 11, 12, Explorers 11, 12 CTreas.J, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Exec. Council 10, 11, 12: Canteen 12. Lace - Oqffiwn llzwwn Al - Business, Chorus 10, 11, 12 CPres.J, Stage Crew 10, 11, Conservation 11, 12, Ski, Club 10, 11, 12, Explorers 12, Student Sec- retary 12. ia S 1 K magma fouiu Deb - Academic, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Span- ish Club 1O, 11, Stage Band Vocalist 10, 11, 12,NHS11,12. -xi fpamefzz jean Pam - Business, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Con- servation Club 10, 12, Library Aide 10, 11, Explorers 1 1, Student Secretary 12. Jeannie - Academic, FBLA 10, Spanish Club 10, Majorette 11, FTA 11, 12 CTreas.j, Yearbook 1 1, 12 CCO-Editorj, Student Secre- tary 12, NHS 11, 12, lnterclub Council 12. 1 U - - f--------- Crack - Business, FBLA 10, 11, 12 CSec.y, FTA 11, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Explorers 12, Drill Team 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 11, 12 CTreas.j, Student Council 11, Newspaper 10, 11, 12 QAd. Editorlg Jr. Cl. Play 10, 11, Band 10, JCL 12, Student Secretary 12. Sandia Effzn Sandy, Plege, Worm - Academic5 Exec. Council 10, 115 Student Council 10, 115 FTA 10, 11, 12 CVPJ5 Sparlanettes 10, 11, 12 CCapt.b5 Explorers 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Ski Club 11, 12. .fin fi: General. Al - Academicg Biology Club 0, 115 Solt- ball 105 Sr. Cl. Play 115 Conservation Club 11, 125 Chorus 10, 115 Explorers 115 News- paper 10. General cdmameo Uimgszfy gay ffoyd Tim, Twin W2 - Academic5 NHS 11, 125 Yearbook 10, 11, 12 COO-Editorjg FHA 115 Jr. CI. Play 105 German Club 105 lnterclub Council 125 Sr. CI. Play 12. Chwfynns cqrm dlflamafiaff Carolynne - Academic, Chorus 11, 125 Conservation Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 1 15 Explorers 12. Wmgszfy gum ffoyd Kim, Twin - Academicg FMLA 10, 11, 12 CPres.J5 Yearbook 115 NHS 11, 125 Jr. CI. Play 10, 115 German Club 105 lnterclub Council 123 Sr. Cl. Play 12. Oqfarz aflflagonz-:H gm. Bud -- TechnicaI5 Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Conservation Club 103 Stage Band 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 105 Hockey 10. gfsusn .fflffafuasg Smat - Academicg Cross Country 105 Foot- ball 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 AV Crew 105 VarsityS11, 12. Oqnn Jlflauw Academic3 Biology Club 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Jr. Cl. Play 10, 113 Sr, CI. Play ll, NHS 11, 12 CSec.J. WW!! Euan fuwazcf dmcginty Gulch, McGutch - Academicg Varsity S 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 113 Exec. Coun- cil 10, 113 Basketball 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Consewation 12, Explorers 11, 12. 04nn,e cflflazie dlffccaztgy Academicg German Club 103 Student Coun- cil 11, 123 Spanish Club 123 Explorers 11, 123 FTA 123 Color Guard 12 fMgr.J3 Ski Club 10. Uamrl l.-'ynn dlffacfintocg Tam, Tami Baby - General, Explorers 11, 123 Drill Team 123 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Canteen 10, 11, 123 Executive Council 10, 11, 122 Conservation Club 12. gogn fpefez dlffaguirg Academic3 Conservation 10, 12, Baseball 11 , 12. jfatfzfszn :!VfcC11ufa5 Kathie - Academic. WW fgrrlitins 5471.72 Jlffacfzmgey Business, Explorers 113 FBLA 11, 123 Year- book 11, 123 Newspaper 11, 12 CCo-Editorjg Student Secretary 123 Ski Club 123 Jr. Cl. Play 10: Sr. Cl. Play 1 1 3 Chorus 10. gDEf8'L Jmclksons Technical, Schwab 10, 11, Explorers 113 Conservation Club 10, 11, 12. , dlffamg dmaffvauggton Ugomai dlffiafs .fjxcott General. General. Technicalg Schwab 10, 11, 12. cf 04ntl2on,y dlfligfuago General, Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Student , Council 10, 11, 123 Jr. Cl. Play 10, 11,125 Sr. Cl, Play 10, 11, 12. Sbougllu dlfluffrlneaux Molle - General. bauiaf Qfincsnf Jlffiffzm Chiller - General, Explorers 113 Conserva- lion11, 12gSkiClub1O, 11, 12. ffizqgekg Ogrzrz ffmuzmy Lisa - General. Kmuian. JVM Viv - Academicg Biology Club 10, 11, 12, FMLA 10, 11, 12 CTreas.Jg NHS 11, 12 fTreas.Jg Newspaper 10, 11, 123 French Club 105 Orchestra 11. Vwnnie- Business, FBLA 10, 11, 12, FMLA KVPJ 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, News- paper 11, 12 CAssistant Editorj, Stage Band 11, 12, French Club 10. dlffauzazn 0'fm1y MO. - Academic. qfaznorz .Cpiszca General. Ngnw 65164 cqmzs Cfusffion Business, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Secretary 12, Exec. 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UAW, ,Q Cyszsna Academic, Basketball 10, 11, 12g Student Council 10, 11, 125 Newspaper 10, 12 CSports Edjg French Club 10, 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12gVarsityS1O, 11, 12. . , ., Qfzom 5 Staffs, , it, 5 '- .42-' i - . til:-5::2i Jlflsfanils tion Club 10, 11, 12 CSec,D. cfvanay fouiae cgmitg Generalg FBLA 105 Ski Club 115 Exec, Coun- , Cil 10. f- ..z K k R fpamsfb. Jean Pam - Businessg Explorers 125 tudent Secretary 12. 4? 0551! cSm1lfgBe'L?s'L Smitty - Technical5 Track 10, 1 , 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 10, 11, 12. fjfafgfssn cymifg Shafe -- General5 Conservation Club 11, 12. Sharpo Marx, T.l.T, - Academicg Conserva- Smitty - Businessg Ski Club 11, 125 Basket- ball 11, 125 Student Secretary 125 Girls Soft- ball 12. it ganst .fee .gxtanzsf Chip - Academicg Student Council 10, 11, 12 fTreas.j5 Exec. Council 10, 115 Cheer- leading 10, 11, 125 Explorers 11, 125 Spanish Club 10. cgancfy 5fEf0'l Academlc5 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Exec. Council 10, 11, 12 CVPDQ Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Explorers 11, 125 Conservation Club 10, 11 12 CHistorianD5 JCL 125 Spanish Club 11, 12 Tennis Team 10, 11, 125 lnterclub Counci 12, Jgawn dlflazis Spider - Business, Student Secretary 12, Ski Club 11, 12, FBLA 12. Ugszua Uafkga Kathy - Businessg Student Secretary 12. Ugrlezsf Eddy - General, Conservation 10, 11. Alli- Qmng Avtupaz ,QL fznsaf Szogs Academic, Basketball 10, 11, 125 Key Club Ernie-ACadem'C1FO01ba1' 10- 11' 122568- 123 Conservation Club 123 Varsity S 10, 11, kelbflll 10. 11' 122 BHSBDHU 101 111 121 VS'- 12: Football 12. sity S 10, 11, 123 Conservation 12. Peggy-Susinessir U f V 2 2 Ugomai Squatch - General, Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity S 10, 11, 12, Jr. Cl. Play 11, 123 Sr. Cl. Play 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 CPres.Jg Key.Club12. -f ...Q L-'rlncfa Oggnu Uuzfaaff Turk - Academic, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 11, 123 Marching Band 10, 11, 123 Concert Band 10, 11, FTA 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Jr. Cl. Play 11. 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Lesser Lawrence Massung .Sty Patti Carol Korzun Kroll lf, Qs Abunl when pidurn worn made Kathy Terry Lippert Little IS ..i. ,g-ea? i 7 1. fi in k Wi'1g:: H wvfjgii :ef :,1,,,.. ,gig - t,-.ef E, ,K It J K ityii J at y if I ' ' it ts. P? . ii , stt D ' i f ff' 1 iliii in ' . Y h i s . P I If t x 1 ,A - . 76 'N file it at s 7 if i f NO mo o Xi N rif e D sislsiiss if iii- , it it cl' T . iilii W if AVN'-ABLE a t t t it ss James Donald Maszle McCauley , L F J 'W -i:' 'S . M ,yr xx D H-'N 'ff 2 ts., .,, D ilitti P15 . n . iasiii Randy Gregory Janice Marsha Michael Pamela Judy Gary McCombs McEIhinny McGowan Meadville Medvedo Mervos Mitro Monzak K 5 Xi if Kimberly Morrison We t in ' 45, u . .2 asf? i is .Q S? 'PK Mark Muraca .,r4 Eiga' it 'S Duane Olinski Edward Orris ,,., lg - S M -X ,f K Valerie Lisa Kimberly Naser Nichols Nipaver Sean Pack 5? Tami Pierce X 1 5 511- 'z . it 1 X 20 MM David M, Pratt is ,- is 7 J it il S .5 'zz 5 . V K , B .T ' , Dolores James Allen Jeffrey Heather Puzak Fleed Flhule Flobis Flosborough M 'A ool, 3 , . J' isis s S J a it S ,. S P w if o r 1 ,lii S s ssrsssss J S i t R4 xg- g Q , Sax Keith Ruston James Sharkey Sandy Sakas .. Q I ii . I W a fx Stephanie Shelott Michael Savage 'Ai-if Linda Siler ' V I-Aff' I sw. J , suit! Q. dxf,-Zyl' ., 5 P ' ,ry . . sz. if, Joseph Savko A +- Si fi , X ,,. X, W fs Karen Scherbick A ,-il' , - 'sz S iw.. .. H - x P K s sioil ,xf SFARTMY Deborah Curt Sitko Small Colleen O'Brian T Myra Precopia S IY, .A 1' ' it Holly Rosborough Lisa Schienle -i ' S XL - K Sspifiif, I 'NSF Q: ,J Roy Sorg We f X X ri-ioro No! Avmlablu fa. Y -fmt ,, . 1 ffii Vicki O'Connell Linda Odoski Patricia Prem Gregory Price i . ,r,l, , X 'kA ' 2 5 v I as ,A Q r Nevin Flosen Marcy Roscosky f K .A X . , g S' 2? .,. l : Wi L V te- . W 3' 1: sl 'Rx - . Carol Sellers Margaret Shaffer .2 If X f .fw ,, K - 'S : :ii X 1 1 K nf ' i , f EN W . .que . S ,.----- as f ,C ., 1 ,ff -... .. ,......n Douglas Tony Soulier Sparico so A MADE . . I ff , X CH . ABSENT WHEN ,,- PICTURES WERE fr, A I ' ' 1 jg- X 1 6h fic - ,a, , I it Deborah Mark Stanzel Steele A Jackie Stein 3 T .,.. x , , A : A ,T 5 kk.. K . S I aff' Q' 5 V5 gg E B fQ,,W 1 Qfl its in ia igfftli 5 V' 3 Robert Sugden Robin Sutter Mary Dean Susan Tabler Talkington Thompson T arra A eex TN ' . TOO 'BUSY 'Z ' - A is ... y I my -A it Q4 , J V -1 is -Q3 is ,ew 1 ' Pi-ioro NOT T53-sg ,A W AVAILABLE .iq r V, -il A v .K .s,,-sr. s Cynthia Lee Vuchetich Wargo so A 1 ' M. -N H , n-5 v- 4 :- . M.. - K, ..... H Y W t., Qs JOSGPVT Terri Williams Williams lrrl it T y ' 1 by I 1 A ,. .3 , 1 'f - fwfr '13 . . - - A . I 1 .. f ll'l - i 3 a T Z' 9.511 Q M I mfs T Q 1, ' ' ' O ' i t ' P' 'Absent when d S K' K- -I L It Ill!! will md O - as n ilu - .f fl -A 1- Melissa Teresa Nick Frank Kim Traud Tucci Vacsulka Vatral Voytell fi .srs i'i' f ' i '... A . 17 ' f ' , rrri ' T is f T A 'T 5 '-71 : Aaii issrn ' 5 .A Q R, f N01 SHOWN Diane Dennis JoEllen Scott Teresa Weathers Welsh Welsh Wetzler Wiatrowski D if N - Beverly Michael Linda Robert Nadine Marlene Woytko Zabroski Zaccagnini Zaluski Zeleznik Zoretich Donna Waugaman WET: N42 S SORRY, NO PHOTO Melanie Woodring E E E X I I V L First Row: Carla Weitzei, Paula Sikorski, Carol Blasiak, Mandi Lebeddag Second Row: Karen Moses, Kim Rauch, Mimi Szoke, Frank Paimieri, Third Row: Bob Downey, Doreen Clifford. The Sophomore Executive Council spon- sored by Mr, Trosch worked very hard to raise money for the 1980 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Offi- cers ofthe sophomore class were: President - Karen Moses, Vice-President - Mimi Szokeg Secretary - Paula Sikorskig and Treasurer- Bob Downey. To raise money, they sold candy and planned to sponsor a Fun Night in the gym. Karen Moses, Mimi Szoke, Paula Sikorski, Bob Downey .i 1 w, X Q M S-N- , B W., 1' af fffd' I s tv ky 1, 'W l X X, my 1 ' Pi-ioro Nor 33: f f AvAiLAsLE we if 4 Wil 5 - 'Sf L XM James Alfonsi is , Donald Angeletti as if ...nf .Q 4' i' ' Fw SE l i . eq, Diane Beck , ' we Kimberly Bradley v asa, ks , David Bellas PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE y TQ: 'fx 4 23 Q Daniel -1 N si si f g Q 1 L f x Lx . 5 , ' a. -. Q : x X Q le et Darlene Bakosh 1. - i A- T James Bakosh f. ' S .. Sandra Barncord Mark Baptie Joseph Bandola r rlre E s e a. 74: li Samuel Barone ' H. 1 ., . M ,, nr A . -. es , A ,. -. i . , if ' 'V . :W M i .,,f5e.f,- .155 Xia, . , .1 ,k,. A :I if N- : ix ' Qi sl E Wk' K Q g rr x X ,F ' 1 3, f we l f2 ',? A f T fs- Q W 2:1 f xx ,, E , K Pegg far? sm I 'gf L, X by QE i w Q t X it-Q E Ss xxx Brian Bergles John Bergman ,Q z i W 1 . xx .A L .w J i 'mx K Mak, 1 X 1 X 5 figs io-, N' Carolole Blasiak Jenifer Bishel John Beveridge Ex J X, , --N-. uv 11 1 , V, Mark Bowser Y-. A5 ir z g. i ' iilri ' .J ,,.. 'Q sir e, J . if-'ff-5 ,iZ,A A 2 H J A on x is we Y 1 Q y L J s.isi,'4f R- J Ns C.-A aff Stephen Brady Brenning Charlene Brown Patty Brunell John Brozanski Greg Brown it iizii - fs: 'X as 54 ' C is it 7 as C e,er fp 'B i J 71 B 5 l , , iiii J ik I B 'fffjgs iee Q J f f ' iie if i f i f C H 6 I F 4 V We J A iii' ..,.i 1 Q V 'L .f FQ If .-,1 .. .X 1 I f 2 , 5,3 . ' Q L .e .,,--- M .L I 4 MFI, Dorothy Mark Brian Jeffrey Richard Donna Doreen Busowski Cancilla Caster Chucko Clayton Clifford Clifford if . , ,L an MF 5 .1555 0 RL N J i . . Y fW 'ifyfi ' S 5 Laura Crawford Kent Kurt Louis Curran Curran Davis John Angela Carol Devoy DiThomas Donnelly - ,Mg ,i . ,A C, itf 'I ' ' ga :yi 'S' 1 'sn'uFr'-. Ed Bucko .Q , 3 W. , . s , ..., .SX i gl. f i . I Q S .s -. X - Susan Corbett E. . , 2 55 I uk 7 X wif' k PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Randy Donnelly 4 Qt AA Jiizgg, if ' L L AL .4-'sw - A' 1 ' , A- L 'L ' ' 3 A i A i ' L kg L y - it 'mL., ' :gg M PHOTO NOT ' y , 'Q lg Q b nf' A AVAILABLE ig., VA 8 . W ..:, , .A 4 V WT . 5 Brian Robert Denise Diane Kurt Stephen Michael Mark Dowling Downey Dulak Ebbitt Eisengart Fedor Ficorilli Fitz i - SUPPY A Q A 21' ,- Q 'ii A Q 'Wi - 0 YHOTUJ , . fs r 'fa ' A .4 if . if at A S IV Brenda Michael Christopher Marie Audrey Victoria Mary Anne Carole Fox Fromen Fuga Gabriel Giles Giles Glinski Goempel .i,.. .p xf cw K 1 fd. if L, :Z 'K , v, t R ' A gf: ' Q fro- tam L xl 5 warns 2' G4 if A M f A 'f'l - 'A N- L Ffa i L T Tami Scott Lisa Pamela Richard Jamie Jeff Tim Good Graham Gray Guthrie Guthrie Hamilton Harouse Havics i iiii , A -M 5 A A . . - A PHOTO NOT Q I I K-wwf ,, -i L A ., F' K gs A 5 AVAILABLE ' ,, A if A - , , A' .Z aff, 1 O M P7 V, ,fra '- , A N jwgf' QF D? ' Y x if ,Q ,,, M K i t if i R ABSENT l .I K ,J , K A ,lam 5 4 . 'S-' gtg ' Pi-io1oNoT 'gg hx ,L L? 9 it A i t A AVAILABLE :'Ltt- :gilt 3 1 A it Y 'f s ,lyjfl A Sean William Ken James Flay Susan Edward Patty Henderson Hepner Herb Herb Hernandez Hohn Horgan Hornleck 1 4 1 i M gi il . M :L+ gf is ' 1 i ' -' A ,.., A , ,K L- ' L LV if 1 A fi 'X ' ,at PHOTO No' PHOTO NOT -. s l . A is A ,. , L , L. AVAILABLE AVAMBLE are A William Sherri Leslie Francis Kevin June Donald David Hornyak Joswiak Kalcevic Kanczes Katko Kavic Kessler Kiger V - g. :Mt L -...a ,f Nick Kimak Martin Kramer c,P'd9Fe . , . QQ i w '- . 1 mf ' v 'W' '. Vicki Kirmeyer 6 ' ' ,X f 'as N0 PHOTO AVAILABLE George Knvijariski ' ri X 'N s J Joe Lucas 5 k ' L 'i 1 A i' l Ellen Mathews J .1 IAA xx A. gi. - 1275 i . i ' Kim Morrison Laura Lucko ,, Y . kgs 0 Q, -ff ,, X? Q David Mattson . 5, , sf ws 4 ii ,QI 1 ' , V ,fx ,- 7'L .sl ,fs ni i,,. 3 .f- Q ., ,, , sas S4 Q., 1 Wx f i so f x an-,,,, Q Ronald Kolas Kosh Koth I ,,,. - ' J -Q 'i g Q' J if 'k'L. 6,5 5 T Ng I l ,,. ,rg - 'L A Q' ,rf X 5 . . i x I gl ,I . gg 1 1 . , y I r Q . 1,1 WW ' 1' I' r' tl Bw, R Fl , .- - 1 1 I i fi L the 1' i' F Q 0 1 1 4. ft , : Richard Patricia Mandi 'f at qs a X is ,ia If., g tg, .K I 55 Michael William Terri Jamie David Kovalyk Krall H a- 1 , tix- i, sis-Zlzi' ' 1 i. F Ken if gi Lisa Kramer N0 PHOTO AVAILABLE vf Qi 1 Scott Larson Laura Lebedda Lieberum Loposky Lowe iil l it my L Liceci J L isf' I K K 1 iz ., , S A 5 Wi L E .f,. Q: has , l'f f '55, v. V . L E, , . ,X - Andrea Michael Gerald Stephen Cindy Jeffrey Lukacs Lynch Martin Martin Martincic Martincic A ':i D ig it All QQ ' ' S A 'I is T NOT Y. e , . h Q ,:.-, Q' VI: ff' ' Y A ' A it ' ' ' X Exo z- ' 3 51 J t ,E Debbie Lawrence Patrick John William Mazzarella McDonald McElhinny McGregor McGowan - , -GQ. , v ui --....x' i s Karen Moses y i:,. '- , gf .L 7,5 Li 4igaG5,1g.?m L, We fi f J K Q1 gi A ,. gig-gvfwfi my 'ff 3562 .X Q Q L up N , g r , L N A fi ii l Tm' Amy Joseph Gino Muraca Mutch Napoli Robert Mara Oakes O'Callaghan Carole Morrison in 4. S t 'f,. ' .ist l'i Renee O'Matz K .W,- V A in 5 5 1 TK - 1 K A .. KK..,.LL Lk A I J m,f h v khsbt t, if.. ,mm,.A A A in . Q 7 - DV, , D S g A Q .ra Y 41 Y P o A i -. P D ' ff' 4: E Susan Frank Jill Denise Micheal Sheri Kristina Maria Orluk Palmieri Pascoe Pastore Pava Perkins Peterson Placzek .D D . t D h:,. K . ABSENT WHEN to D ff Q l f 4 PICTURES WERE - If-I ' ' -A QT:-5 A - W 'L A A MADE ' . K . . x .. , k:IK:.k Q VE: I , ' QS-3 , Y, D 4 1, . P P P Q fe,-itll i 1 - xy K. SX 5 -. 34 1 1-4-K lin Deborah Kenneth Melinda Tammy Kimberly Susan William Robert Potoma Pratt Provident Rae Rauch Reed Reilly Ramaley .rfl i,t.. is A K K . lDlDN'T HAVE . 1 ' ATHINGTO L 'W m - 7. WEAR h ,. L y M 5 3 ,QA . U it P :Qi ,.P, , A t l P 348 1 V i t , ..,.. 1 AX. PN, m x A , Q Y.. ,QD Q A-Axkis ,XA xi Eg Y Q K v sw., Q ga, ,Vxk X K in I Scott Lori Deana Shari Thomas Ronald Donna Sharon Rhein Rhule Richey Richey Roman Ruston Santoriello Savko 'Q , ' , pf '33 , ..,,:- A M K! N0 PHQTO 'ff Pnoro Nor A ' AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Q aw X ni , ff- - ML Darlene Andrew Mark Sandra Russell Mark Maribeth Jeff Schenk Soherbick Schilling Schnupp Scott Seidling Serena Shanaberger eseis t..t.t P ssss i.yt , A .S 1 ' ,,t. ' D A gt , f fi A D ' .fp D :L fs 5 - i A PPPAPA ' ' A. L f l , - P PP fPP 4 'KX , ix q .A ,.,,, . ' M Q f Nor si-iowu 5 y P ,M , -V ' - P A - - ,., t . fl? . Shayna Sharp Paula Robert William Jeffrey Leslie Mary Beth William Sikorski Snyder Spicuzza Steele Steffens Stupar Swoope ,f Hg , A V AV , . A J e . ' 'il' 50 ' J J, f A ' ' A J .sri Q4 A n at A ' ? ' l . . it 1' W J l 3 ., . , gi LW,, M, I K L' , 4, ,ff ff yi, NOT SHOWN l I A . , sf eg I,.. rkkrkyylzlg g A , 5 x y,X- V, , tg 5, ,tv W. J A li f l ' it - 1 W V ., Mary Ann David Steven Christy Ronald Danny Jean Jacqueline Szoke Szuhoza Tamsula Terrlto Tiberio Trosch Wargo Waugaman NO PHOTO it V - J it AVAILABLE y .J - e -f ... 1 my :QW ' M ,a LH my if J I H AA r m , M A A L il lv Aii i t J A it rf, ,,,.a, tw it J . .,,, J M in fl . .. ,,,, x 'N R4 inf!! it George Carla Darvie Charlene Roger Judith Pam Carol Wayne Weitzel Werling Wetzler Wildlng Wilkinson Wills Wolfson V, A R I , V V A x V K., A A .UQ ' - ll A - J.. ' HL Q.. if - fi J 55. 4 'L -J ,Q J -- 2, A I lg, y A Vvrv 27,4 I Ki' X! ' 'yyl X K -- 42 WV I A IJ ' 'ff 2 Pnoro NOT rlll s'sl 1 Qli A :Stiles if + y R-1 to , Rebecca James Terry John Robert Ronald Mike Yasko Youhon Youkers Zabetka Zewe Zezza Woolen E sz I r Sue looks for one of Einstein's quotes. fifo. i ' ii Meet our Spanish Worm. Mr. DiRito helps Janice and Jim with their assignment. I think my margin is stuck. Did you say, 'Smile-, 5 'L-f X 4 a,s,d,t,j,k,I, g,a,s,d,f, South's I know I'm eating gravy train, We say, SOUTH is ,,v Hey, that's a good joke, Mr. Bugajskif' gall 4 Eff? 5' S - E. W if' r t l i i i' 2 xl t t , i -4 you're on Candid Camera?' Patty and Vinnie take a rest after discoing. l wish they would play better music on this station. good-looking Football Players Paul whispers sweet nothings in her ear. 'kdm 1 ' I Q, I I fwe QI' are playing Speedball, where is the ball? Linda plays a game of pinball. Someone says this is engineering-drawingg but l'm not Who says I can't eat my ice cream with mytingers'? sure yet. THE THRILL OF VIC TURY I! The chilly hours we spent huddled on a bleacher Shoutihg and cheering for our football team With the cheerleaders' pom-poms flying And the contests to see who could cheer the loudest. 75 .ms K V f V 5,4-5' 'Nd 5 ,I V 'A' H, 'W P 4 l Ax :gk x Q ' V, 'uosggM uq6neA 'oyeqgi uog 'axgozg agmg 'opg1sn6nVag gJe1sgssV.'uQnag gums! 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JOHN BALINT ART BARONE BUBBA BURR A -,N Q Tjmi , 'E ' ' kg NW' ag 2 .- ,EEL E 1 gm i Q? L h 3 . . - .. .N 4,1 ck W X lf, .1 , 3 - , f- ,, -f - J., .r -K-- E f. X v Q X ' Ny .-xx .R-W A W W, ik x , if S is S ' . ew w 'Rf 1 A - - x N.,. QS. .k,1-. N,.,,,,Q ..R M M Q . 1 ,, .5 W.A1 Q I ROGER CLARK DEAN CONRAD f. x gigs' JOHN FIORILLO FRED FREY BOB GRAHAM N 78 fi. , RW .. V ff i RAY KIRMEYEFK STEVE MATUSEK ERNIE SZOKE il KEN VOYTELL JACK WALKER Nw .2 VAUUHN WILSON DAVE ZABROSKI RICK THOMAS - MGR BOY'S BASKETBALL Sitting: Jeff All, Marty Zenuh, Ernie Szoke, Brian McGintyg Kneeling: Dave Lancaster, Vinnie Brennan, Art Barone, Tom Serenag Standing: Tum Adams, Coach Rufling, A. J. Derosa, Nick Lash, Frank Stupar, Bob Donnelly. SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 39 South Park 40 67 Turtle Creek 43 55 Steel Valley 61 52 Carlynton 44 67 Duquesne 57 75 Swissvale 66 39 Gen. Braddock 44 62 Serra 68 52 St. Elizabeth 43 55 Canevln 61 65 Brentwood 68 69 Boyle 55 64 Clalrton 82 67 S. Allegheny 61 64 Duquesne 55 50 Swissvale 52 50 Gen. Braddock 65 78 Serra 66 64 Brentwood 58 57 Boyle 74 72 Clairton 75 ART BARONE A. J. DEROSA NICK LASH N BRIAN MCGINTY TOM SERENA FRANK STUPAR ERNIE SZOKE MARTY ZENUH J. V. BASKETBALL Sitting: Dave Lancaster, Dave Mattson, Rob Zaluski, Brad Dean, Kneeling: Bob Hawk, Roy Sorg, Sam Barone, Tim Adamsg Standing: John Beveridge, Ron Tiberio, Dan Trosch, John Bergman, Bob Donnelly, SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 57 South Park 39 36 Turtle Creek 48 48 Steel Valley 42 41 Carlynton 36 43 Duquesne 34 33 Swissvale 30 42 General Braddock 50 45 Serra 59 33 Brentwood 34 55 Boyle 45 57 Clairton 56 57 S. Allegheny 48 47 Duquesne 34 69 Swissvale 44 48 Gen. Braddock 49 58 Serra 48 44 Brentwood 30 58 Boyle 64 T GIRLS BASKETBALL Sitting: Mindy Martin, Lynne Alexandrott, Sharon Bartok, Cristy Terntog Kneeling. Linda Turkall, Kathy Smith, Flhea Ann Pratt, Judy Finney, Parn Mervos, Standing, Dawn Crilley. Carol Donnelly, Mickey Drury. Lynne Lacey, Terri Savage. Colleen Kennedy. Mgr Melanie Kayne SOOPES SOUTH OPPONENT SCOPE L 56 South Allegheny 32 58 Edgewood 64 41 Duquesne 35 32 General Braddock 51 45 St. Paul 61 32 Brentwood 56 45 Vllilkinsburg 62 46 Svvissvale 42 39 Clairton 48 64 South Allegheny 30 56 Olairton 75 GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL Mindy Martin, Mimi Szoke, Cristy Territo, Pam Mervos, Carol Donnelly, Terri Kovalyak, Dee Dee Dulak, Sharon Bartok, Maria De Augustino TRACK TEAM l if K ' Sitting: Anne McCarthy, Sam Barone, Sean McDonald, Paul Bisacca, Bill O'Connell, Greg McElhinny, Clyde Caliguiri, Mike Zabroski, Steve Martin, Kneeling: Donna Clifford, Lynne Lacey, Ron Fluston, John Bergman, Brian Caster, Greg Price, Steve Matusek, Sean Henderson, Dave Miller, Brad Dean, Standing: Coach Shar, Dave Zabroski, Brian Dowling, Bob Graham, Dan Trosch, Randy Anderson, Nick Lash, Ken Voytell, Bob Smithberger, Jackie Walker, Bill Burr. A ,.a.Am..p. , AM, N W... ,..,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,w...wr0q' k , . J A -X P ' . , 3 L to , 3 S .1 5 L as if - l S L , L L ttla t girl ' W -,, Q. if we-ls, W I B 1 i 1 A N l W1., ti: t- ' 'H WW' 'Y 0153. . H I , . . ' vw. K ' f l V 1 ,. , - '4- - . ,.... K L ig ,,, 1 L Q ea my 1 in, .E ,Bl a Q ,. if ik: fr ,Aix , .. l i' ,B it V B 4 n , , , Q - L . ...el . i - L l ov g Pfv if Qgi, .,. I Kneeling: Ken Voytellg Standing: Jack Walker, Bob Grahm. Kneeling: Steve Matusek, Dave Millerg Standing: Nick Lash, Randy Anderson. Kneeling: Dave Zabroskig Standing: Bob Smithberger, Bill Burr. l i CR099 COUNTRY 'qyffr ...y . a -hir A Slttrng. Dave Carney. Charlene Brown, Scott Lesnen. Make Bartok, Ed Gancng Kneelnng' Fran Berry, Greg McE!nunny, Paul Blsacca, Bull C'ConneI!. Bob Snnneuder, Standlng: Mr Shar, Dan Troscn. Nlck Lash, Randy Anderson. Brran Dovvlung, Lynne Lacey aw rffrt 1 yyya ,. 'WI' Yxwsrv k f. , ,--4 4'-'Flip H ,.,,,., ,qw-, fa- ,yawmw Maw'-I' 'tem Randy Anderson Nick Lash ' ' su ' :,f . A y , , This year's cross country team was one of the youngest teams ever coached by Mr. Shar. There was one senior and one junior on the team. This team had the best Cross Country record ever at south C13-35. 335 LGSSES. 3 s .sn 4 Q T 1 -iz if in Q - , kV': 32 -' 1 - eew1+. 1i?i t if ,,.Ei:,5fi,5g5z5gi5Qqf,,' fe VARQI TY BASEBALL me wt. Sitting: Duey Olinski, Marty Zenuh, Dean Conrad, Jett All, Glenn Emeryg Kneeling: Rich Gourash, Dave Pratt, John McGuirk, Ernie Szoke, Randy Beveridge, Dave Mattsong Standing: Roy Sorg, Bob Hawk, Vinnie Brennan, Dave Pratt, Brian McGinty, Mr. Geis. This year's baseball team under the coaching of Coach Gels had a season ot 10-8. Captain this year was Ernie Szoke. Senior Dave Pratt was named most valuable player of the year, and he also won the Thompson Bun Athletic Award. Brian McGinty led the team in dou- bles and tied for most hits. Jett All led the team in hitting, runs scored, and walks. Vinnie Brennan had 2 home runs - 1 grand slam, and he also led the team in runs batted in. Next year's captain is Junior Vinnie Brennan. We wish next year's team a lot of luck. SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 14 West Mifflin North 3 9 Central Catholic 8 5 South Park 4 8 South Allegheny 4 8 General Braddock 5 3 Duquesne 6 1 Boyle 6 6 St. Elizabeth 8 5 Swissvale 7 8 Turtle Creek 7 6 Brentwood 8 10 Clairton 3 5 General Braddock 3 2 Brentwood 1 13 Boyle 5 6 St. Elizabeth 7 5 Swissvale 12 1 Turtle Creek 2 WON LOST--8 TIED-O DEAN CONRAD BRIAN MCGINTY ei f 'Aff mf JOHN MCGUIRK DAVE PRATT ERNIE SZOKE if -+:.,. f'N ,. MARTY ZENUH TOM SERENA Mgr J. V. BAS BALL R K A .. -1-ne- .HAM ..,g -F., A , J ,, ,L , 1 L ' - ' . N-ln-.N 2- 'N -1-..-J.: Kneeling: Nino Statlemen, Jett Bajus, Mike Ficcorillo, Pete Ballaban, Rob Zewe, Bill Hepner, Mark Kusikg Standing: John Beveridge, Andy Voltsek, Mark Bowser, Bob Sowney, Dan Branski, Ron Tiberio, Kent Curran. This year's J.V. team had sophomores and freshmen players, They didn't win many games, but they did gain valuable experience from these games. And isn't that what the J.V. team should be doing - gaining valuable experience for when they play varsity. SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 1 SOUTH PARK 2 O WHITEHALL 6 3 S WISS VALE 12 5 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 9 2 THOMAS JEFFERSON 3 5 PENN HILLS 8 5 WHITEHALL 15 9 SOUTH HILLS CATHOLIC 3 7 BALDWIN WALLACE 10 1 SOUTH PARK 7 5 BALDWIN WALLACE 1 1 6 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 4 3 KISKI PREP 15 WlNS.' 2 LOSSES: 1 1 GULF px n :::: Sitting: Brian Caster, Paul Donovan, Glenn Emery, Dewey Olinskig Standing: Randy McCombs, Jeff Robis, Greg Price, Jeff Caster, Mr. Gels. SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 3Vz W. M. North l2Vz 5V2 McKeesport 1OV2 5 Serra 6 W. M. North IA 8V2 Steel Valley 7V2 3 Elizabeth Forward 13 3V2 Steel Valley 12Vz 3 Elizabeth Forward 13 7 McKeesport 9 Serra 5 Wins: 2 Losses: 8 Jeff Caster Paul Donovan 41 SOFTBALL Sitting: Amy Augustino, Yvonne Petterson, Amy Muraca, Mindy Martin, Rhae Ann Prattg Kneeling Maria Deaugustino Diane Ebbitt Joyce Nowell, Jean Kennedy, Cristy Territog Standing: Coach Breznal, Diane Beck, Terri Savage, Linda Turkall Carole Donnelly Kristina Peter SON. The girls were knowledgeable of the gameg they were anxious to compete they were experienced and they didn't require much motivation before a game. There were personality conflicts and some dissention among the starting players which affected the team's overall performance at times SOUTH OPPONENT SCORE 11 1 TURTLE CREEK 17 BOYLE 29 11 GENERAL BRADDOCK O 1 SWISSVALE 1 1 13 CLAIRTON 15 8 BOYLE 9 17 GENERAL BRADDOCK 18 O TURTLE CREEK 7 5 SWISSVALE 15 13 SERRA 8 18 CLAIRTON 13 WINSZ 5 LOSSES: 7 EXHIBITION 4 W. M. NORTH 29 1 MCKEESPORT 13 8 W, M. NORTH 7 WINS: 1 LOSSES: 2 A J 13 A AMY DEAUGUSTINO 1 W M .X 'V RHEA ANN PRATT Y' ' x ye e M V Y ,LW, , P . ,,,, ' -V in ' Z A Vw' 6 .W W, ,, 7 A rl Q-W , , Z4 f X' ' A 4.4 K ' -. V . ' 5. . 7 , i-A T I if , 5 Q ' 1 5 5727 W. 5 J at , I 'Vi - . ,f ar A' My . , .k TERRI SAVAGE LINDA TURKALL Who says Christy can't steal a base? 0 Q. 09.53.990 0.0 69. x M al gZ2l:Z'I'I '3K5'f:,f? 'ff.f27:S' I, b0,0f42o.o,g,4:o:o:o,4:ajfp g8:'.2fh ttf' .nouns oooooo'o'o'6' 4' 1 s:eQ:ee.:-2-.'2.:.:f:.:ea.:.'..2:ffM K wi gg H fffi i A I M , , Wm, 4 we Vg., ,,,fk , ,NF i W ,,,,q,,,:ZW5V Lynne gets ready to batter-up. Terri blows a bubble while she is at bat. TENNIS Kneeling: Bill Swoope, Mike Savage, Randy Stetor, Paul Donovang Standing: Coach DeRosa Carl Bronislawski Bob Grieser Frank Stupar Joe Dvorsky. This year's tennis team was one of the finest. They finished the season with 6 wins and 8 losses txiwgm W. 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Once again the marching band pre- pared forthe school year by attending band camp at Indiana University. This year they also added to their list of performances the Keystone Oaks and South Allegheny Band Festivals, and the Azalea Festival Parade in Norfolk, Virginia. Assisted by the Band Parents Organization, they raised money for band camp, trips, banquet, and jackets by hoagie sales, Entertainment book sales, and by painting house numbers on the curbs in the neighborhoods. All members of the band also attended the Annual Music Banquet on May 22. Tom Bekavac and Brian Rosen were delegates to the District Band and Brian Rosen also attended the Regional Band. The crowd awaits the band's Pre-game show. John leads the band in their performance. 5 SM S fig. sk 'ff . we A . 'T 9 u ----'--NY ill Drum Major: John Devoy - .nu -1 . . . Introducing the WMS, Marching Band! Nowfortheflutesection. I wonder if it ever gets heavy? BAND W 'E' Rosi Alfonsi, Penny Baylor, A.J. DeRosa, Diane Zaccagnini, Rhea Ann Pratt. 9 NIORQ Jay Barna, Paul Roscosky, Bob Smithberger, Jim Barrett, Tom Butier. '79 Jeff Kerber, Andy Federkeil, Linda Turkall, Melanie Kavic, Kathy Bugay. 'J milf' safffi Janet Higgis, Jean Andres, Alan Mahoney, Rich Miklusko, Qfficerg - Penny Baylgr, Sec, A. J. DeRosa, V. Presidentg Jean Andres, Presidentg Andy Federkeil, Treasurer. ff 7 8, t, Q' . f 'ig , 'A Y J , ,ex l 1 i i Our band is NUMBER 1! Tom Butler does his thing on his horn. 'V Who says girls can't play a trombone? The drill team helps the band with the hall-time show. CULUR GUARD First Row: Sandy Kaduke, Terri Bertell, Bonnie Findley, Nadine Zeleznik, Sharon Bartok, Second Ftow: Sue Krueger, Doreen Clifford, Anne McCarthy, Mara O'Callaghang Third Row: Lori Wahrenberger, Colleen Kennedyg Top Row: Janet Keck. This year the Color Guard had 12 members, and they were under the direction ot Miss Heckel. To prepare for their season, the girls attended summer band camp at indiana Uni- versity. During the summer, Tina Kritchtield spoke and helped the girls with their choreog- raphy. With the money they raised, they bought jackets and hats, and they also helped pay for the music banquet on May 22. They also participated in the Norfolk Azaela Festival and many other local parades. Captain this year was Janet Keck and Co-Captain was Col- leen Kennedy. An honor of one of the mem- bers, Colleen Kennedy, was an appointment to the Military Academy at West Point. I 'K at .W With their new military look, the Color Guard salutes the American flag Janet Keck, Captain Colleen Kennedy, Co-Captain Lori Wahrenberger The Color Guard performs a routine at the Homecoming ceremo- nies. nd The military look adds a touch ol class to their performance. I know we don't have any shoes on. 5 K fr, 1 Q., Janet carries her Colleen is recog- Lori salutes the flag, new sword. nized as a senior at Sr. Rec. SPAR TANETTE9 First Row: Sandy Light, Sue Forgashg Second Ftow: Sharese Potoma, Sherri Joswiak, Karen Scherbick, Holly Rosborough, Patti Korzun Gaby Hafeng Third Row: Cathy Vinoverski, Tami McClintock, Toni Korzun, Janet Leskosek, Donna Santoriello, Shari Richey, Dawn Doug lass, Sue Koett, Debbie Guthrie, Vickie Jonesg Fourth Row: Karen Baker, Jamie Krall, Heather Rosborough, Chris Neilson, Marsha Burr Donna Clifford, Kim Rauch, Laurie Belan, Karen Moses, Sue Thompson, Cheryl Blasiak. This year the Spartanette drill team consisted of 32 members who spent many hours practicing for their shows during half-time at the football games. They also participated in many local parades, and at the Azaela Fes- tival Parade at Norfolk, Virginia. To prepare for their shows, they attended band camp during the summer. The profits from their money-raising projects were used for their jackets and the music banquet on May 22. Their sponsor was Miss Heckel, and Captain was Sandy Light. Co-Captain this year was Sue Forgash. Managers - Christy Territo, Micky Drury Co-Captain: Sue Forgash, Captain: Sandy Light. ,P LJ- 5 ' mf i it 1 Vickie Jones, Kathy Vinoverski QENIURQ We enjoy standing in line together. Gaby Hafen, Chris Neilson Q ,X 'x 1,2, 3. . .kiCk! SENIORQ afmjii-e 1 V, ' f 1 X t . , ' i ix1 fl N i iit i at t a i i u af' . Xi ix i X 5 e ee , i ,fu Janet Leskosek, Toni Korzun, Tami McClintock. Sharese Potoma, Debbie Guthrie. 'W F Q12 iw N Q4 The Spartanettes do their thing! Don't applaud, just throw money. WS Dam-DOH1 Power that makes tha Spartans win. The senior members are honored during Senior Rec. VARSITY CHEERLEAD R9 ge Bottom Row: Debbie Stanzel, Janet Stanzel, Genine Gonos, Lynn Lacey, Pahi Culig, Maria Gabriel, Jean Wargog Top Row: Marcy Roscko- sky, Linda Zaccagnini, Peggy Wassick, Lynn Alexandroff, Amy DeAugustino. me if 'W-E12 x K5 ef , 1 - ,gg x K . i .Vx P ., Subs - D. Stanzel, J. Wargog Mgr. - K. lckiew- icz. sg Patti Culig - Captain QENIORQ A 4 Lynne Lacey - Co-Captain iw Tamy DeAugustino Peggy Wassick Genine Gonos Janet Stanzel shi K: 5w J. V. SQUAD lx 'if' -N-Q Patty Homiect, Maribeth Serena, Carol Wolfson, Lesiie Kalcevic, Deana Richey 5 W ' f' Q3 jul is X ORCHESTRA 1st Bow: Lisa DiBello, Jean Andres, Penny Baylor, Janet Keck, Flosi Altonsi, Alice Altonsi, Sharon Bartok, Mary Ann Ivan, 2nd Flow: Ed Ganch, Jay Dvorsky, Rhea Ann Pratt, Linda Zaccagnini, Brian Rosen, Gerard Gonos, Mark Witkowski, Gloria Walsh, Colleen Kennedy, 3rd Row: Sean McDonald, Robin Kearns, Maria Gabriel, Chris Soltis, Patty Joe Santoriello, Jessica Dugas, Jill Odoski, Ellen Novak, Jenny Bishel, Winitred Nee, 4th Bow: William Nee, Chris Sten, Richard Smith, Mike Loposky, Tom Butler, Tom Bekqvac, Bob Devoy, Mark Bapti, Mr. Vito DiSaIvo, 'UNE This year the orchestra was advised by Mr. Vito DiSalvo. The concerts were held, a spring and winter concert. The orchestra raised money from ticket sales for the concert.This money was used for the Music Banquet and jackets. The orchestra is affili- ated with the Pennsylvania Music Education Association CPMEAD. Two delegates, Winitred Nee, and Mark Chaltant, attended the PMEA District Orchestra Festival. Sitting: Jean Andres, Treas.g Robin Kearns, Sec., Standing: Bosi Allonsi, Pres., Penny Baylor, VP. CHORUS Q N y , A -'fi First Row: Mr. Hawkins, Myra Percopia, Kathy Lippert, Debbie Potoma, Amy Kirshman, Carol Kroll, Diane Weathers, Patty Brunell, Nadine Zelez- nick, Second Row: Lisa Nichols, Cristy Territo, Carolynne Marshall, Sharon Slraka, Mary Ann Glowa, Terri Tucci, Lisa Frick, Colleen Hucic, Donna Waugamang Third Row: Debbie Lebedda, Kim Hull, Shari Quillin, Sue Kish, Allison Lawson, Diane Massung, Kim Simon, Robin Kearns, Cheryl Gold, Fourth Pow: Patty Prem, Mary Stupar, Vicki Giles, Karen Higgins, Kathy Proud, Charlene Brown, Sue Thompson, Heather Posborough, Brian Rosen, Kurt Hackman. CHORUS OFFICERS 79 President- Allison Lawson Vice-President - Karen Higgins Treasurer- Sharon Straka Secretary - Kurt Heckman Advisor- Mr. Hawkins ll5 STAGE BAND First Ftow: Seated: Robin Kearns, Colleen Kennedy, Jeni Bishel, Melanie Kavic, Penny Baylor, Second Row, Standing: Debbie Lebedda, Debbie Potoma, Kurt Heckmang Seatedi Bill McGowan, Jean Andres, Paula Sikorski, Maria Placzek, Sharon Bartok, Alan Mahoney, Sue Koett, Mark Muraca, Standing: Mario DiBello, Brian Flosen, Third Row: Bill Hepner, Jeff Chucko, Sean McDonald, Randy McCombs, Lou Davis, Bob Oakes, Diane Zaccagninni, Rhea Ann Prattg Fourth Flow: Jim Barrett, Jay Barna, Tom Bekavac, Tom Butler, John Devoy, Janice McGowan, Mr. Sokolowski, Nina Milazzo, Mr. Forsyth. The Stage Band, composed of 32 of the outstanding band and chorus members, was again under the direc- tion of Mr. Sokolowski, Mr.Forsyth, and Mr. Hawkins. As in past years, they provided entertainment during halt- time at the basketball games. For the second time in the history of West Mifflin South, the Stage Band presented the Alumni-Stage Band Concert. Many hit songs were performed and sung. The Stage Band Dancers also added a touch of disco to the performance in their colorful costumes. 3 N Y' x ' ,Q 2 J 4 l i K X N A -K vt' C '., , .. H - 1 - I X . 5 .Q ' F 3 l . .... S gl A i r M .--', . as -.lgwf N - . r 1- W,f N, 1. -.-- f . g 11.451 .1 K -1- . .aifgtgfl gf? -- jeff V ,N ff..- Q T gl,-.isa-' ja,-fs - ' R -f,gs. 'Q5e'lf. J A'1v':?sI ' ' ' s wx U -41 Q L S'+y1.,, , - Q Q .if a n 5 f - 1 Y rtr' it 9 -7' L T . if A Cathy Vinoverski, Laurie Belan, Cheri Blasiak. Not Pic- tured: Marsha Burr, Donna Clifford, Doreen Clifford. I Q LIBRARY AIDEQ NIST S V 4 i i l : , XX ' ,vii f'- an M.. 9 , , V -ffA,,L, in ,ffm HW' -of ' ' M I 1 Z in r 'B ' .V ,, . 2:25 .,,' i , ,,1, 1 ,'W, i '1,. , CLeft to rightj Patty Conroy, Pam Leskanic, Mary Sedlak, Cheryl Gold. The Library Aides worked hard helping Mrs. Fetsko straightening and shelving books. ul--RY STEEL VALLEY N, I 3 , 513350, ,, ,LE.ELLIfEEE L , New Row 1: Joe Lucas, Kim Hays, Amy Hernley, Diane Weathers, Rose Grecco, Colleen O'Brieng Flow 2: Karen Higgins, Greg Price, Jett Fiobis, Kim Evancho, Stephanie Shelottg Flow 3: Karen Scherbick, Frank Vatral, JoEIlen Welsh, Beth Hayducko, Flay Lowe, Flow 4: Vicki O'ConneIl, Lynn Crevar, Dawn Delgrosso, Teena Fuehrer, Jon Guerra, Terry Wiatrowskig Flow 5: Mark Muraca, Toni Korzun, Donna Schmidt, Colleen Gecan, Bonnie Findlay, Flow 6: Jim Gilmore, Jerry Welsh, Joe Savko, Jo Hornleck, Jack Demeis. SCHWAB QM. Flow 1: Ken Polens, Scott Mihal, Jim Hoffman, Row 2: Andy Manko, Mike Gibson, Andy Vaskog Row 3: Steve Balla, Shawn Lucko, Don Kessler, Doug Sou- lier, V M,,.,., Q, FRENCH CLUB 2 l l T. . f f r L - ' i .F-Q . A ' . Q . . LL,, 'Y'N ' ' F, n , m ' , -A-1f- .u H' y Q V E we x Va 7,2 9- fi ' 4 -f- 14, - 1- 6 , , 'Q K 1 3 - A A LV .. Lf' 9 is li? -N . , I N 5 . . ' it f Flow 1: Kim Rauch, Leslie Kalcevic, Janice McGowen, Laurie Belan, Janet Keck, Flosi Altonsi, Sandy Kadukeg Row 2: Donna Santoriello, Jean Dvorsky, Kim Hull, Lee Wargo, Kim Jones, Dorthy Busowski, Jamie Krall, Jeni Bishel, Jean Wargo, Colleen Kennedy, Row 3: Marie Gabriel, Jim Green, Tom Serena, Bill Swoope, Scott Rhein, Greg McElhinny, Paul Janosko. Secretary - Fiosi Altonsi President- Janet Keck Vice-President - Colleen Kennedy Treasurer - Jim Greene The French Club, sponsored by Mr. Geis, went Christmas caroling in French to raise money for Children's Hospital. French 3 and 4 also traveled to Au Petit Paris, a French restaurant in Maryland. SPANISH CLUB Q v Flow 1: Lynne Alexandrott, Cheri Blasiak, Robin Sutter, Paula Sikorski, Linda Odoski, Bev Woytko, Marion Ftudeck, Mary Sedlak, Tim Adams, Row 2: Terry Bertell, Debbie Sitko, Marie Placzek, Joan Kubit, Sheilo Maro, Carole Blasiak, Becky Yasko, Marie DeAugustinog Flow 3: Lori Wahrenberger, Nancy Weise, Marcy Roscosky, Cathy Vinoverski, Cindy Vuchetich, Pam Mervos, Ftosi Altonsi, Kim Bowser, Dave Brunell, Jim Orluk, Bob Bodenheimer, Tom Butler. Secretary-Treasurer - Marion Budek Vice-President -- Cathy Vinoverski President -- Posi ALfonsi Junior Representative - Sue Krueger - not picturedj The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Walendziewicz, only managed to go Christmas caroling in Spanish and to have their annual Fiesta at Firehall 113. The money collected from Christmas caroling was donated to Chil- dren's Hospital. STUDENT COUNCIL s....., ,au- Row 1: Sharon Bartok, Holly Rosborough, Nadine Zeleznik, Rich Miklusko, Tami McClintock, Mimi Szoke, Paula Sikorski, Angie DiThomas, Peggy Wassick, Linda Zaccagnini, Tony Sparicog Row 2: Lynne AIexandroff,Terry Berteli, Andy Federkeil, Randy Stetor, Gaby Hafen, Anne McCarthy, Karen Moses, Jean Wargo, Charisse Wetzler, Donna Clittord, Jane Haas, Row 3: Roy Sorg, Tom Serena, Kim lckiewicz, Nancy Weise, Lori Wahrenberger, Fiona Yesovich, Lynne Lacey, Rob Downey, Greg McEIhinny,Glenn Emery. i The Student Council raised money for special Q L events throughout the year, such as the movie Mid- way shown to the student body around Christmas. President, Nancy Weise, aided in the distribution of 'fig' diplomas at the Graduation ceremony. -Q X! President- Nancy Weise Vice-President - Peggy Wassick Secretary - Fiona Yesovich FUTURE TEACHERS President- Lori Wahrenberger Vice-President - Sandy Light Secretary - Mel Kavic Treasurer- Jean Larson Sitting: Linda Turkall, Marcy Roscosky, Dolores Puzak, Pam Guthrie, Gaby Haten, Ftosi Altonsig Standing: Jean Larson, Cindy Vuchetich, Janice McGowan, Mel Kavic, Debbie Guthrie, Chris Neilson, Anne McCarthy, Sue Forgach, Lori Wahrenberger, Sandy Light. The F.T.A., sponsored by Miss Mendelson, student taught again this year as in the past years at the tour elementary schools in our area and tutored students here at South. An installation of new members was held followed by tea and coffee, where Mr.Carr spoke to the group on philosophies on teaching. The group's funds went toward a scholarship to a Senior going into teaching, Mel Kavic. FUTURE HOMEMAKER9 Sitting: Anne Bodnar, Pam Guthrie, Genine Gonos, Deb Sitkog Standing: Karen Hig- Sec,-Treagurerg Kim Bowser gins, Mel Kavic, Sharese Potoma, Debbie Guthrie, Colleen Gecan, Kim Bowser, Vice-president. Sharese Potoma Marsha Burr, Shari Ouillen, Dawn Douglass. , ' , , President: Debbie Guthrie The Pl-l.A., sponsored by Mrs. Pratt, raised money through a donut sale, teacher bake sales, club dues and a cookbook sale to make the quilt wallhanging pictured on the divider page of organizations in the Yearbook. The quilt is displayed on the wall in the Library. FUTURE MEDICAL LEADERS . lil . x. , ' Officers - First Bow: Robin Sutter, Linda Siler, Cindy Wuchetich, Colleen O'Brien, Sandy Sakasg President - Kim Lloyd Second Bow: Marlene Zoretich, Marion Fludek, Kim Lloyd, Winifred Nee, Janet Keck, Secretary .- Marion Rudek Doreen Clifford, Joan Kubit. , , , , Vice President- Winitred Nee CNot Picturedj Treasurer - Vivian Nee The Future Medical Leaders of America, sponsored by Mrs. Pratt, proved to be very energetic by accom- plishing their goal of at least one activity per month. Traditional achievements included a candy apple sale for Halloween, a Christmas stocking donation to the Bed Cross, and the most important function - the Blood Drive - in which a record 64 pints was donated to the Pittsburgh Blood Bank. A first-year Spring Project con- cerned a donation of recreational items to the Ward Home for Children. Members also assisted in fall and spring Health-O-Bamas at area malls. Tours at Jefferson Hosp. and West Penn School of Nursing were arranged for the exploration of medical careers. The following speakers were hosted by the club: Sally Speer, Blood Bank Field Rep., Bon Dietrich, Program Director of Ward Home, and Eileen Bahler CMr. BahIer's daughtery, Staff member of Bed Cross Summer Volun- teer Program at Grove City College. Congratulations were extended to Marion Ftudek, Secretary, who received an S800 scholarship from the Southwestern Pennsylvania RN. Club toward Pitt's School of Nursing. QTUDEN T SECRETARIEQ The student secretaries, aside from gain- ing iob experience tor themselves, were an invaluable aid to the teachers, by doing dit- tos, tests, and almost all typing, which gave teachers more time for grading and class preparation. 6:-wa. First Bow: Fiona Yesovich, Gaby Hafen, Patty Culig, Janet Higgis, Debbie Guth- rie, Ftenee Schneider,Chris McCloskey, Second Flow: Pam Stanley, Patty Goempel, Kathy Smith, Allison Lawson, Sharon Straka, Annette Bredel, Shari Quillen, Pam Leskanic. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS netsw- me E-me we ,sm new Sitting: Renee Schneider, Debbie Guthrie, Janet Leskosek, Shari Quillen, Rona Yesovich, Pam Leskanic, Mel Kavicg 2nd Row: Lau- rie Belan, Pam Guthrie, Kathy Bugay, Winitred Nee, Sandy Kaduke, Sue Thompson, Patty Goempel, Marsha Burrg 3rd Row: Scott Bittner, Lynne Alexandroft, Chris McCloskey, Cindy Vuchetich, Sue Koett, Lisa Schienle, Paul Roscosky, OFFICERS Front Row: Treasurer: Paul Roscosky Secretary: Janet Leskosek President: Debbie Guthrie Back Row: Jr. Rep.: Laurie Belan Sr. Rep.: Mel Kavic Vice-Pres.: Rona Yesovich Soph. Rep.: Pam Guthrie The F.B.L.A. raised money tor their annual banquet to honor seniors through candy sales and selling student directories. They attended regional and state competitions, where Lynne Alexandrotf won the election for Regional Reporter, and on March 14, the entire club went to competition placing: First- Rona Yesovich, Lau- rie Belan, and Renee Schneider, Second - Patti Goemple. BIOLUGY OL UB N: JYQKAM First Row: Sharon Bartok, Becky Yasko, Nadine Zeleznik, Marlene Zoretich, Sue Thompson, Diane Beck, Kristina Peterson, Ken Dudash, Frank DeFaziog Second Row: Linda Odoski, Kim Rauch, Leslie Kalcevic, Leslie Steffens, Vicki Kirmeyer, Lisa Loposky, Donna Santoriello, Amy Muraca, Top Row: Kim Jones, Jane Haas, Bill Fox, Bob Downey, Mindy Provident, Maria Placzek, Rick Larson, Dave Miller, Sue Hohn, Pam Wills, Cindy Vuchetich, Janet Leskosek, Terri Bertell, Bill Hepner, Fiob Oakes. The Biology Club planned enjoyable field trips again this year with help from Mr. Napier such as the trip made to Seven Springs. 2 N CD25 VL.. GUNS RVA TION CLUB 32, 99 Q ,QQRA First Row: Cathy Boehm, David Eddyg Second Row: Donna Waugaman, Robin Anderson, Judy Mitro, Ed Armbruster, Sean Pack, Bill Davis, Dave Vallimontg Third Row: Martin Zenuh, Ray Good, Toni Vallimont, Mike Hegly, Debbie Potoma, Jamie Krall, Lisa Laposki, John McGuirk, Chillier Miller, Ken Dudash, Art Bar- one, Fourth Row: Jim Orluk, Mark Klos, Mark Novak, John Valliant, Ernie Szoke, Sue Orluk, Carol Donnely, Mandi Lebedda, Ray Kirmeyer, John Fiorillog Fitth Row: David Kiger, Joe Busowski, Tim Adams, Tate Kavic, Brian McGinty, Cheryl Gold, Angie DiThomas, Sheri Perkins, Mark Bowser, John Armbruster, Dan Verno, Sixth Row: Dave Kramer, Bob Bodenheimer, Carl Bron- islawski, Frank Stupar, John Barum, Joyce Hodgetts, Dave Zabroski, Gary Monzak, Kim Voytell, Bob Falce, Rick Larsen, Steve Becker, Seventh Rowi Steve Bren- ning, Tim Havics, Roger Clark, Beezy Faulds, Greg McElhinny, Sean McDonald, Carolynne Marshall, Kim Morrison, Sandy Sakas, Missy Traud, Tami McClintock, Bubba Burrg Eighth Row: Dave Lykens, Bill Fox, Mike Savage, Bill Hepner, Steve Martin, Joe Gellner, Sue Kish, Myra Precopia, Donna Parkinson, Janice Couch, Curt Small, Bob Grahamg Ninth Row: Rich Gourash, Vinnie Brennan, Jim Sharkey, Rob Zaluski, Sean Hen- g Vx derson, Allison Lawson, Debbie Stanzel, Mary Ann it . Glowa, Dean Conrad. , I ,L e ' f 7 5, f E, ,x. L., ,,. . .,. .,, 5 Sr,- lg . . ., . .-,- - -V' J ' 5 -5-5,,-s,v.,,. .ff-: K. 455956 .I YL S524 '12, t 3 'mm ci , - , s ,Q 9- .-- .1 e, X 'f , me , -. , , , 1' W wi' i ll if 3 iffa? 1.57 . ' 551,33 Wig 'fy -515' 'V' 45212 3, tae! 2 N, Q zgger 511, Q TIQQ 'xtwgj' . 'w?4'QZ3 A, JY liffivlifxlf Bw .V WJ ,,,, CONSERVATION CLUB The Consenfation Club sponsored by Mr. Tomko and consisting of 150 members, raised money this year by selling bulbs, tomatoes, and flowers. Prospective plans for the use of these funds are to build a housing area tor growing plants. They also engaged in planting, growing, and donating trees to all schools of the West Miftlin Area School District. President: Dave iabroski Vice President: Bill Burr Secretary: Sandy Sakas Historians: Mark Klos, Dan Verno, Treasurer: Maria DeAugustino Donna Parkinson. EARTH DAY EARTH DAY Q 125 KEY CLUB Front Row: Roy Sorg, Randy Beveredge, Rich Gourash, Glenn Emery, Kevin Vargo, Frank Stupar, Mark Claus, James Green, Bob Grieserg Back Row: Rick Larsen, Paul Fitzpatrick, Steve Hawk, Danny Verno, Mark Steele, Mike Zabroski, Paul Donovan, Mike Medvedo, Randy McCombs, Bill Fox, Bob Falce. 'SC' Our Key Club, a member of the Kiawanis International was sponsored by Mr. Jack Forsythe. The Key Club consists of approxi- mately 25 members. This prestigious club is commonly known for their traditional activi- , ,, gg, ties of sponsoring homecoming, preparing f7?2',' l football games, preparing programs for toot- i ' K 5 ball games, and graduation. President: Paul Fitzpatrick Vice-President: James Green Secretary: Jack Demels Treasurer: Rick Gourash l26 VARSITY 9 Seniors - First Row: R, Kirmeyer, S. Matusek, J. Fiorillo, J. McGuirk, R. Stotor: Second Row: D. Conrad, D. Zabroski, B. Burr, E. Szoke, M. Klos: Third Row: R. Clark: Fourth Row: M. Zenhu, K. Voy- tell, N. Lash, J. Balliant, Fifth Row: K. Dudash, D. Miller, B. McGinty, D. Verno, F. Stupar, P. Donovan: Sixth Row: A. Barone, R. A. Pratt, T. Savage: Fourth Row: A, J. Derosa. ' 'as fa s T 'IQ' gt 5 K ' si' i l n M If . . - . Juniors - Second Row: R. Beveredge, S. Bartok, M. Modvedo, M. Steele, R. Sophomores- First Row: B. Hepner, C. Territo, M. Sorg, J. D'ErcoIe: Third Row: M. Martin, M. Drury, B. Hawk, D. Olinski, R. Szokeg Second Flow: C. Donnelly, A. Muraco, B. McCombsg Fourth Row: J. Gellner, G. McEllhinny, G. Emery, R. Gourash: Fifth Downey, Third Row: M. Cancilla, D. Mattson: Fourth Row: G. Monzak, R. Zaluski, V. Brennan, J. Sharkey, C. Small, B. Donnelly, M. Row: P. McElhinney, S. Rhein, D. Trosch. Zabroski. Our Varsity S which had 85 members, was advised by Mr. Markiewicz. They raised money for jackets by selling candles and booster stickers. OFFICERS 79 PRESIDENT: Ray Kirmeyer V. PRESIDENT: Dean Conrad SECRETARY: Bubba Burr TREASURERS Dave Zabroski f'2'..l' T . Steve Matusek 127 INTEROLUB COUNCIL First Row: Nancy Weise, Tony Sparico, Kim Lloyd, Second Row: Patty Culig, Karen Moses, Debbie Guthrie, Rosi Alfonsi, Tim Lloyd, Third Row: Andy Federkeil, Allison Lawson, Janet Keck, Lori Wahrenberger, Jean Lar- son, Colleen Kennedy. The lnterclub Council is made up of the presidents of the various clubs throughout the school. They are in charge of setting up meeting dates for the different organizations and make arrangements for Homecoming. Jr P.l.A. STUDENTS First Row: Ed Droppa, Jim Lemmon, Alan Mahoney, Second Ftow: Bob Smithberger, Fred Frey, Tim Grzes, David Ridenour. P.l.A. CPittsburgh institute of Aeronauticsj is a technical school for students planning a career in aeronautics. These students study aircraft main- tenance on engines and engine accessories, and learn how to completely overhaul an aircraft engine and the inspection of all parts. They also must study information dealing with weight and balance, electricity, electronics, blueprint read- ing, drafting, and the theory of flight. The grading system is higher than that of a regular high school class. After 2 years of study at P.l.A., these stu- dents will receive their power plant license after passing an FAA test. P.l.A. is located by the Alle- gheny County Airport. NA TIUNAL HONOR SUCIE TY Old Members - First Bowt Tim Loyd, Kim Loyd, Ftosi Alfonsi, Peggy Wassick, Debbie Lebedda, Marion Rudekg Second Ftow: Mrs, Hill, Bona Yesovich, Vivian Nee, Renee Schneider, Sheila Mauro, Andy Federkeilg Third Row: Paul Fitzpatrick, James Green, Jean Larson, Lynn Lacey, Janet Keck, Colleen Kennedy, FTTMTM si New Members - First Row: Tony Sparico, Jackie Stein, Rhea Ann Pratt, Cindy Vuchetich, Alice Alfonsi, Sharon Bartok, Second Bow: Janice McGowan, Susan Krueger, Dolores Puzak, Sandy Light, Jane Haas, Bob Devoyg Third Row: Laurie Belan, Sue Thompson, Terri Savage, Dave Lancaster, Bill Fox, Flandy McCombs. NHS. sored by Mrs. Hill. This honored organization consisted of 35 mem- bers. N.H.S. members proctor ever Monday after school. The NHS. is affiliated with the National Association. The officers of the 1979 school year are: President - Colleen Kennedy, Vice President - Janet Keck, Secre- tary - Sheila Mauro, Treasurer - ' ff The Honored President , , Vivian Nee. The dating game. This year's N.H.S. was again spon- CHESS CLUB The 1979 W.M.S. Team competed in 27 tournaments against schools like Mt. Leba- non, Keystone Oaks, and Elizabeth Forward. The league which West Mifflin belongs to con- sists of 12 schools and is a branch of the Pitts- burgh Chess Federation. All students who are interested in learning chess are encouraged to come to one weekly meeting. Those mem- bers who have a compe- titive edge are selected to compete in weekly tournaments. The season runs from early October thru Feb- ruary with March reserved for team and individual playoffs. 130 MORNING ANNOUNCERQ .. .5 45 1 1 1 Left to Right: Linda Turkall, Kevin Vargo, Rona Yesovich. MORNING ANNOUNCERS The A.M. Announcers along with the help of Mr. Forsyth did a very good job of keeping the students and school faculty informed. CHESS CLUB . . .asm---4 Front Row: CSeatedJ Robert Ftamaly, Joe Dvorsky, Kurt Heckmang Back Row: Mr. Anater, Jay Barna, Randy McCombs, Greg McEIhinny. JUNIUR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First Row: CSeatedJ: Janet Leskosek, Paul Roscosky, Alice Alfonsi, Randy Stetor, Melanie Kavic, Bob Devoyp Second Row: Mr. Bahler, Sue Forgach, Dolores Puzak, Bob Grieser, Jim Barrett, Marlo DiBello, Dave Ridenour, Jim Williams, Jean Andres. JCL OFFICERS Row 1: Dolores Puzak, Treasurer: Alice Alfonsi, Sec- retary: Melanie Kavic, Scrapbook: Row 2: Bob Devoy, Parliamentariang Paul Roscosky, Vice-Presi- dentg Sue Forgach, President. For the first time in two years, the Junior Classical League has been restored to West Mifflin South. Sponsored by Mr. Bahler, the organizations kept busy with many projects. These activities included Christmas caroling for St. Jude's Childrens Hospital, a field trip to Buhl Planetarium, bake sales, Easter egg and candy sales, initiation ceremonies, and a final Roman banquet. The group hopes to send some of its members to the National convention, held at Michigan State University, July 29-August 3. A, V. Crew: Roger Clarkg John Barrumg Gary Monzak. EX PLORERQ CLUB W' ' I 4- g .Q First Row: Rhea Ann Pratt, Terri Bertell, Janet Leskosek, Tami McClintock, Lynn Lacey, Debbie Stanzelg Second Row: Marsha Burr, Vicki Jones, Nancy Weis, Patty Culig, Cindy Vuchetich, Susan Forgach, Marcy Roskosky, Amy De-Augustinog Third Row: Dave Zabroski, Janet Stanzel, Kim lckiewicz, Bubba Burr, Ray Kirmeyer, Steve Matusek, John Barum, Vaugh Wilson, Mike Zabroskig Fourth Row: Curt Small, Art Barone, John Fiorillo, Roger Clark, Steve Becker, Jim Sharkeyg Fifth Row: Dave Miller, Ken Dudash. EXPLORERS CLUB 1979 The Explorers Club is one of the well organized clubs in our school. lt consists of 44 members, The four offi- cers of the club are: Vaugh Wilson - PRESIDENT, John Barum - VICE-PRESIDENT, Amy DeAugustino - SECRETARY, and TREASURER - Lynn Lacey. This club meets after school in the choral room, and in the evening in the cafeteria. To raise money they have hoagie sales and dues of 53.50. They use this money to take a trip to Florida. Vaugh Wilson as President has attended a conference in Washington, D.C. ln the future, the club hopes to take field trips to surrounding industries. Mr. Bugjowski is the advisor of this fine organization. SKI CLUB L tif L, mf. rigs si 'H Ati First Row: Angie DiThomas, Lee Wargo, Nadine Zeleznic, Sue Hohn, Sandy Kaduke, Janet Leskosck, Donna Clifford, Sue Corbett, Laurie Kolicin, Judy Mitro, Allison Lawsong Second Row: Sheri Perkins, Deena Richie, Marlene Zortich, Beverly Woytko, Sharon Bartok, Kim Rauch, Sherri Josvviak, Marsha Burr, Tami Ray, Renee O'Matz, Kathy Bugayg Third Row: Leslie Kalcevic, Carla Wietzel, Colleen Kennedy, Chris McCloskey, Vickie Kirmeyer, Becky Yasko, Cindy Martincic, Jamie Krall, Rick Larson, Mark Klos, Randy Stetor, Mancy Weiss, Rona Yesovich, Fourth Row: Jean Wargo, Maria Gabriel, Kun l-leckman, Jane Haas, Kim Jones, Leslie Steftens, Carol Blasiak, Karen Moses, Cheri Blasiak, Jett Steele, Sue Forgach, Vickie Jones, Patty Hornteck, Debbie Potoma, Ann Bodner, Mike Savage, Glenn Emery, Greg McEIhinny, Randy Beveridge, Roger Clark, Fifth Row: Darvy Weirling, Dave Bellas, Paul Adams, Mike Kosh, Diane Ebbitt, Ed Butko, Kim Bowser, Mario DiBello, Brian McGinty, An Barone, Ray Kirmeyer, Steve Becker, Sixth Row: David Eddy, John Zbetka, Dan Lynch, Beezy Faulds, Jeff Shanaberger, Rob Zaluski, Duane Olinski, Ron Zezza, Ken Voytell, Andy Feder- keil, Janet Keck, Linda Turkall, Rosi Altonsig Seventh Row: Eugene Angel, Ron Kolas. Led by Mr. McCarthy the Ski Club was very active again this year. They were able to make weekend trips to W.l.S.P., Maryland, Vail, Colorado and several day trips to Seven Springs. From these trips the students bettered their skiing techniques. Funds were raised for these trips through candy sales. 133 QPARTACU9 STAFF t 1 my ---..... 4' 'S 5 . gifs-- ,- ,.-- i 5 Sitting: Winifred Nee, Janet Leskosek, Marion Fludek, Mary Sedlak, Cheryl Goldg Standing: Kurt Heckman, Marlene Zoretich, Tom Serena, Robin Kearns, Colleen Kennedy. F i AX at 1 It . 4 ' ' S S 'N' 1 Assistant Editor: Winifred Nee Co-Editors: Chris McCloskey Colleen Kenned Y. i This year's Spartacus staff, under the advisory of Mr. O'Keefe, worked long and hard to present the student body with 4 issues and a senior issue. Co-editors Col- leen Kennedy and Chris McCloskey with the help of Assistant Editor Winifred Nee spent long hours in the Student Activities' Room preparing the paper for print. The very small number of people that worked on the paper will not forget the fun hours they spent in the Activities Room and they take with them these fond memories. For next year's staff they leave behind the excellent typewriter and the furniture to move about the room as they see fit for a good working atmosphere. The staff hopes that South students enjoyed the end results of their work. SUHIAN First Ftow: Laurie Belan, Christy Territo, Sandy Kaduke, Marlene Zoretich, Nadine Zeleznik, Marion Ftudekg Second Flow: Marsha Burr, Shari Ouillen, Cindy Vuchetich, Debbie Guthrie, Jean Larson, Tim Lloyd. Officers and Staff Editors - Sitting: Secretary - Marion Rudek, Co-Editor - Jean Larsong Standing: Co-Editor - Tim Lloyd, Sports Editor - Marlene 1 Zoretich, Underclassmen Editor - Marsha Burr, CO-EditOrSTTim Lloyd and Jean Larson Events Editor - Sandy Kaduke, Treasurer - Deb- bie Guthrie. This year the Sohian once again provided color pictures with the help of ad, boosters, and T-shirt sales as well as actual purchases of the yearbook. The staff presented the first assembly for the promotion of yearbook sales by showing a nostalgic slide collection and by encouraging students to order in advance. All fund raising projects along with the dedication of the staff and Mr. Janoslk are evident in this end result. Co-Editors this year were Jean Larson and Tim Lloyd. ln addition to school hours spent in compiling the yearbook, they were asked to attend a summer yearbook seminar. Tim competed at the four-day program held at Seven Springs and was awarded first place for effort while she gained experience and ideas for this year's edition. We hope it will bring lasting memories for everyone. 1, And wha! of fhose Iecfures in class when if seemed fha! xR8rR would never 00m9.'. . 136 FACULTY Before teaching Chemistry, DR. PAUL F. ANATER attended South Allegheny High School and the University of Pitts- burgh. If he had not chosen teaching as a career, he would have been famous, MR. ROBERT BELICH would have been a Naval officer if he had not decided to teach Health and Physical Education. He attended Duquesne High School, Slip- pery Rock State College, and West Vir- ginia University. MR. J. P. CARR'S Social Studies courses include American and World His- tory. In addition to receiving his high school education at Duquesne, he attended Gannon College, Duquesne University, and Carnegie Mellon Univer- sity. If Mr. Carr had not chosen teaching as a career, he would have been a Bull- dozer operator, I ln addition to teaching English, MR. EDWARD BAHLER instructs the reins- tated Latin courses. He received his high school education at Central Catholic, Oakland, and his college education at St. Vincent, Duquesne. MR. THOMAS BREZNAI attended St. Adalbert and West Mifflin North before majoring in English at Duquesne Univer- sity. Career possibilities included a Cath- olic Priest or an Air Force officer. MR. FRANK DiRlTO is a new addition to the English Department. He attended Ellsworth High School and the Duquesne University. It he had not decided to be a Teacher, he would have considered being a Social Worker or a Counselor. .i,. . Teaching was MRS. FRANCES F. BAI- LEY'S first choice for a career, but her alternative might have been Engineering, Geometry, Algebra l, and Metrics are the subjects she teaches. She attended McKeesport High School and Marietta College, Ohio. Wood Shop and Engineering Drawing l are taught by MR, DONALD BUGAJSKI. He attended Gateway High School, Mon- roeville, and California State College. The newest member of the faculty is MR. VITO DiSALVO, a South graduate. He has become a fine addition to the Music Department as the instructor of the Orchestra. He continued his education at Duquesne University and the University of Miami. Even though a career as a Chef was possible, Mr. DiSalvo admits, My Orchestra cooks now! ,,, . v KZ L W9 J 5 J ,,, ,sl .4 - I 5 -QM: gf? U33 1,57 'Ei MRS. MARGE FETSKO has helped many students through her dedication as Librarian at South. She received her high school education at Vincentian Academy and her college education at Duquesne University. MR. GEORGE GEIS teaches both French and Sociology. He attended Oak- mont High School and Grove City Col- lege. ff X .2 an MR. THOMAS HAWKINS leads the South High Chorus. He attended Mones- sen High School and Duquesne Univer- sity. He considered a career as a Brain Surgeon, English 12, Word Study, and Speech are taught by MR, JOHN FORSYTH. He attended McKeesport High School and Duquesne University. MR. NICHOLAS GENTILE, a graduate of Homestead High School, teaches Math. He also attended the University ot Pittsburgh, the University of Southern Calilornia, and Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. Health and Physical Education are also taught by MS. PATRICIA HECKEL. After attending Mt. Lebanon High School she received her BS. Degree at Slippery Rock State College and her M.A. Degree at New York University, If she had not chosen teaching as a career, she would have been making money. I .b f. An alternative to teaching Economics, World Issues, and Sociology would have been a career as a Contractor for MR. ANGELO FRANK, He received his high school education at Taylor Allderdice and his college education at Lenoir Rhyne. Typing l and Production Typing are taught by MS. MARY ANN HARTLEY. She received her high school education at Munhall and her college education at Carnegie Mellon University. She would have been an Executive Secretary il she had not chosen teaching as a career. Accounting, Business Office Practice, and Typing are taught by MRS. MARCIA K. HILL. She is a graduate ol Mcl-Ceesport High School and the University of Pitts- burgh. MR. W. JANOSIK teaches Art and is a graduate of West Mifflin North High School, Edinboro State College, and the University of Pittsburgh. He would have been a Jockey OJ if he had not chosen teaching as a career. Business Education is taught by MS. LOUISE MENDELSON, a graduate of Taylor Allerdice. She received her Bache- lor's Degree at the University of Pitts- burgh and her Master's Degree at Duquesne University. If Ms. Mendelson had not chosen teaching as a career, she would have been a Dietician. Various Business Subjects are taught by MRS. BESS PETERS, a graduate of Huntington High School and Marshall University. She would have been a Lion Trainer if she had not chosen teaching as a career. MRS. PAT KARAS supplemented the teaching of Business Correspondence, Business Law, and Business Math during the absence of Mrs. Peters. She is a grad- uate of South and the University of Pitts- burgh. Her response to an alternate career - That's a good question! DR. F, C. NAPlER teaches Biology, B.S.C.S., and Advanced Biology. He attended St. Andrew's and Curtiss High Schools in New York, Columbia Univer- sity, and the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Napier is assured that he would be mar- ried if he had not chosen teaching as a career. Family Living, Child Development, lnte- rior Design, and Clothing are taught by MRS. BARBARA M. PRATT. She attended Mars High School in Mars, Pa., and Carnegie Mellon University, If she had not chosen teaching as a career, she would have been a Custom Dressmaking Shop Owner. Mrs. Pratt has one child in the ninth grade and three in college for fall '79. MR. RON MARKIEVVICZ, a raduate ot Braddock High School and genn State, teaches Driver's Education. He has never thought about the career he would have chosen instead of teaching. MR. DANIEL O'KEEFE teaches stu- dents ofthe Academic Curriculum Enrichment Program CACEJ on a part time basis, MR. GEORGE PRICE is another new face on the faculty, although, he only teaches Physics part time. He attended Central Catholic High School and the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Price would have been an Engineer if he had not cho- sen teaching as a career. -1-Z 5- A his lfg1'14 '5 I l 13 Vi, MS. CHRISTINE ROMANUS, a graduate of West Mifflin South and Clarion State College, would have been a Tourguide if she had not chosen to teach English as a career. I Algebra I and Computational Techniques are taught by MR. PHIL SHAR, a gradu- ate of West Mifflin South and Clarion State College. MR. WM. ROY SORG is also an instructor in the Mathematics Department. He attended McKeesport High School, Slip- pery Rock State College, and has taken courses in numerous universities. Social Studies, Geography, and Political Science are taught by MR. JOHN RUFF- ING. He received his high school educa- tion at Munhall, and his college education at California State. PHILIP SHUSHNAR, a graduate of Cali- fornia State College, is an instructor in the Industrial Arts Department. 'WHS A career in Dentistry was a possibility for MR. MICHAEL TOMKO, a graduate of Rankin High School. He teaches Biology and Environmental Science. He attended the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Carlow College, and Seton Hill. Another Home Economics teacher is MS. CON- STANCE SCHCOSKY who instructs Food Senz- ice. Foods and Nutrition, and Consumer Edu- cation classes. In addition to graduating from Braddock High School, she received her BS. Degree at Carlow College and her MS. Degree at Carnegie Mellon University. A Medical career would have been an alternative to teaching, South High Band is lead by MR. H. D. SOKOLOWSKI, a graduate of Duquesne University. YRS . . ,- MR. THOMAS L. TROSCH also teaches World and American History. He received his high school education at Clairton, West Mifflin North and South High Schools, and his college education at St. Francis in Loretto, Pa. Mr. Trosch consid- ered a career in Law if he had not pur- sued teaching. eil 'i i 'Q1 Typewriting, Business Law and Business Math are also taught by MR. JOHN VUCHETICH. In addition to graduating from Duquesne High, he attended Duquesne University, Pennsylvania State University, Calitornia State, and Waynes- burg. Mr. Vuchetich would have been a Certified Public Accountant if he had not chosen teaching as a career, Wake up back there! So - you want to be a secretary? Spanish and Reading are taught by MR WALTER WALENDZIEWICZ, a graduate of West Mifflin North and Duquesne Uni- versity. MRS, IANNUZZI, RN., tackles the medi- cal problems at South. W,.,.w4 1 gg, MW .,,, W Mr. Price'?'?'? HZ ! MR WASSON teaches Shop. ,4- fv- 927' it 5 f Q1 ifiii l fsrr wt 1 I have the cleanest desk in the school Time flies when you're having FUNP' Oh no!! My pot just blew up! I'm not R-E-A-L-L-Y here, 45: .- . ee. fx l'm not Ieaningg it's the camera that's ,, Crookedv, I li buythal! Xxx. l'm trying my best to look professional. I hope you appreciate my being here. N-X.. Ready Mr. Music??!l You better behave! l'You got one! And this, class, is, an example of Frus- tration-Aggression. . Did you say they're having pizza? Oh boyl! I know THEYRE coming! .yfi As your High School principal, l am deeply concerned with the type of education offered you here and I can honestly say that at South we offer the best type of instruc- tion necessary for your fullest development - mentally, morally, physically, and socially. To the underclassmen go my best wishes for their future years at South and to the Seniors, the Class of 1979, my sincerest congratulations. l hope that you will attain success in your chosen field of endeavor. f ,.,, K MRS. FRANCES E. DiVELLA helps stu- dents QN-Zj with their personal problems and career choices. ln addition to her involvement with the Guidance Depart- ment, she has taught English and Span- ish. She attended Westinghouse High School, Carlow College, and Duquesne University. An alternative to teaching would have been a career as a Librarian. f -4' M W F M- t f fi 34 1 Ng Q , 'r 2 ,, t t 1 X ,, X . 5335.42 sr.. K i .5 LEE,-iv sax' I X1 -H 1 tg! .Q ft? , . X ft 5.11 .' 5 2.2, f-' 1 1 .Sy ., r- Q my . ,.,,... ' Q M 52, xx 9 v 'if' ' a1a1wafQ1ifes Yfrz' rx ,ga gggggzgzgv king vt s 1. . gg 55 A g -1: 1 r 353. iv vt 1 3.11, 5.1v.'-, - .. ,vi ' -- nfl 1 ' in av- -13, 1144211 -ff, - i 5- 31.354 55.2, iisggsrgifigx -,I 1.5 t 3 , -..s ,:3ga1xg,ig5 n in--L at . Q :vs - MR. A. G. NOVAKOVICH also assists with the personal problems and vocational decisions of students CA-MD. He attended Monessen High School and the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. A career as an Accoun- tant would have been his alternative pur- suit. T -WPI! fi MR. KEN LESK supplemented the Guid- ance Department during the absence of Mrs. DiVella. In addition to graduating from Baldwin High School, he majored in Psychology and Counseling at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. What would he be if he hadn't chosen counseling as a career? - President of the U,S.A. 1, .rf W MR. ROGER L. C. OWENS is a familiar face in South's Guidance Department. He stresses the vocational aspect of coun- seling, He graduated from Brentwood High School, received his A.B. at Penn- sylvania State University, and his M.Ed, at the University of Pittsburgh. ln addition, Mr. Owens engaged in work at the Col- lege ot William 8. Mary, George Washing- ton University, and Ohio University. lt he had not chosen counseling as a career, he would have been a Psychologist. MRS. 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KENNETH VOYTELL Tires - Bafferies - Accessories - Car Wash - Phone: 466-559i 2400 Lebanon Church Road Wesf Mifflin f. v Fire V I Pa dies, Wecldi 6614 469-o, f ,ix sm .gh ' -5 .4235 -1, ' ' W- ' 4 Z ' if f fff 45 , , m, , l,l, H L 3 x ' I 2 ,f . . ' ' W ' , , K...,f f, .,.. -1-f 1 1-sf., :sff- ,::fz, f -555 0 1 '5' f' fm: wi, I. fn, . F 5 PIRIT Mrs. Diana Aclrland Bob Adams Family Jim and Mary Adams A. A. Alfonsi Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Augusline The Baiers Jim and Peggy Bair Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Baller Lisa Balmer Greg Balawaider Todd Balawaider Ron 8: Coni Barncord Mr. 8: Mrs. Beissell Kafhy Bernafh Be'I'h loves Milne Carolyn Birr Clarence Blaclzham Mr. Bobonich Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Boyd Jim and Chris Brawm Caroline Brechf Mrs. Leona Bridges Mr. C. Brier Bill and Marge Burr Bill, Marsha, 8: Tim Burr Grandma Burr Helen Burwell Bonnie 8: David Busch Tracy and Jim Cain Brian Chmelewski I Debbie Chmelewslri Mr. 8: Mrs. Chmelewslri W. M. Communify Bapfisf Church Paul Close ' Gary and Sandy Colligan BOOSTERS Bob and Nola Corwin 'Helen Cosfella -1 Mr. Cuhane Karen Cunningham Mr. 8: Mrs. Cunningham Debi and Henry Richard Demeri Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Defweiler Doro'I'hy Dolney Mr. Bill Eckeri' Mrs. Samuel Eddy Elaine loves Ray Mr. 8: Mrs. Pefer Ellwanger Ed and BeHy Emery Bud and Jean Emero Paul and Marilynn Erilcson M. H. Fairbough I The Faifh Singers F 8: F Confraciors Linda Ferrari Mrs. Fehlro Raymond Fisher Milne Fonner Mr. Jaclr Forsylh Mr. and Mrs. George Fri'l'z Rich, Chris, 8: Tim Fuga Mr. 8: Mrs. John Gannon Bob and Judy Gecan Norma Gecan Roxanne Gecan Sieve and Carherine Gecan Valenfine Gecan Sandy Genes Frank 8: Carm Gennari Mr. NicholasiGen1'ile Ed Giles . Mrs. M. Giordanengo Cheryl L. Gold D. Guy 8: Family Mrs. Olga Gwynn Hair Tique Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. Alberl' Ha1'aIa A. T. Hayduclco Elaine Hayduclxo Eve Hayduclro Mary Hayduclro Mrs. Mary Hayduclro Norma Hayduclro R. J. Hayduclro Bob Heclrman Kay Henn George and Dolores Herwig Alan Higgins Janef Higgis Mr. 8: Mrs. George Higgis Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Hovanec Joe Huclcensfein Irene, Jack 8: Ernesfine Mr. 8: Mrs. Randall Irwin W. R. Irwin Family Ann Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jarzombelc Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Jenkins Mr. 8: Mrs. W. G. Johnsfon Karen and John Marila Karnbauer Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfons Koe'H' Konfra Family B. Kucera Agnes Kunhel, lich and Karla Kuzma 'Q pb Lancasfer Family .arson Family lndy and Pal Lazzari plarianne Lee ohn, Pai, Jeanine, John Jr., Likens bdro A. Lopez laura Marie llr. 8: Mrs. Mafl' Maurer llr. 8: Mrs. Earl Mansfield Hrs. Mazurkiewicz ilr. 8: Mrs. Roberl' C. Mazy McGinley McGivern hrs. McClousky 8: Family lafly McClousky hrs. J. L. McNeilly ferry and 'Paula Meigs flike Loves Befh Ar. 8: Mrs. A. Miklos 8: Mrs. George Miklos Qolores Miller ames A. Miller lick Miller I :llomas P. Miller 8: Mrs. Michael Milko dr. 8: Mrs. Mike Misurda ilr. Roberl' Misurda Hs. Linda Misurda larb Moorcrofi' leiih Moorcroff llarole Moschella llr. 8: Mrs. Roberl' Moses sill and Pai Mower lon Monlgomery 8: Mrs. Wm. Mullen lealrice Murphy Sfephen Mulvihill Jim and Lois Nevin Ralph, Debbie, 8: Bill Nevin Mr. Novakovich Mary 8: Buc O'Callaghan Mrs. J. Pafrick O'Donnell Mr. Ed Oafman Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Peferson Bill and Rila Pofosnak Roberl' Prepelka Nick Puzak Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Rudek Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Rudek Mr. Eugene Rudek Rusfon Family Mr. Wm. Sobo Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Samuielli Sharon Savko Mr. 8: Mrs. Barry Saunders Don Schro'H Mr. H. R. Scuille Wm. C. R. Semesi Michael Shawn Margrel' K. Shogan Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Silvesiri Debbie Sifko Mike Silko Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Silko Kevin A. Slomaker Arlene E. Smifh Lee Smiih Nancy Smilh Frances Snyder K. Solioz Mrs. Sopko Jenny Spencer Rick and Valerie Spencer Helen Sieffens Anna Mae Sfein Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan John Tamiggi Janice Telles1'ello Barbara Terzich Dennis Terzich Thelma Tirpak Mr. Michael Tomko Tuckin Family Two Plus Two Lounge V. A. M. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Vargo Chuck Vinoverski Mark Vinoverski Peg 8: Chuck Vinoverski Edward Viscusi Edward D. Wallace Darrell and Lorefla Walazychyn Frankie 8: Arlene Walazychyn Sieve and Mary Waiazychyn Mrs. Helen Wafkins Caihy Waugaman Mr. 8: Mrs. C. E. Waugaman Mr. 8: Mrs. Lanny Waugaman Mr. 8: Mrs. John Waugaman Miss Ka1'hy A. Weise Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Weise Mrs. Al Weise Pam .Williams Krisfi and Jamie Wilker Mrs. Richard Wilson eq ti as E if I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We the staff of the 1979 Sohlan would luke to extend our thanks to all who contributed their memories time and support to each page of this cherished work Wlthout the help of our patrons sponsors boosters faculty and student body we could not have reached all of our goals A speclal thanks to Sandl Jeslonowskl for the shanng ol her creatlve talents In our theme To the Class of 79 There could be no other words to capture all the unforgettable moments We owe endless appreclatlon forthe efforts of our very special photographers Albert Erlc Schelat Buchmann s Studlos and Mr Blll Janoslk for has dedlcatlon patience and especially for his swlft trlps to the post offlce to meet our 5 00 p m deadline We hope this book wlll be treasured by many who wlll set aside a ralny afternoon to discover that time never fades But lor now we would Ilke to wlsh all seniors much success In the future Remember Hold close all your memories ol frlends and years gone by The 1979 Sohlan Staff Mr. Albright, our T.P.C. representative. We are most grateful to 0 ,