Stroudsburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stroudsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1976 volume:

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Shanley CLASS COLORS Red, White, 8. Blue IAMES EDWARDS ADAMS IV . . . jim . . . Plumbing, Track . . . Men and women chasing each other is what makes the human race. . . . Philadelphia Fireman PATRICE E. ADELMANN KATHRYN IANE ALBERT . . . Kathy . . . Marching and Concert Bands, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Pioneer Staff, German Club, German Band, Home- coming Committee . . . The great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. . . . College, Elementary School Teacher DAVID ALBERTSON . . . Dave . . . Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. just walk beside me, and we will walk together. . . . Wildlife Management SUSAN RENEE ALBERTSON . . . Sue . . . Softball . . . Love is but a word, feelings are what count. Treat others as you would like to be treated yeourself . . . Air Force DEBORAH LYNN ALEXANDER . . . Bones . . . Majorettes, Marjorette Squad Leader, Student Council, Pioneer Staff, Chorus, Concert Choir, County Chorus, German Club, Chorus Musicals, j.V. and Varsity Basketball, Softball, Girls Varsity S , Home- coming and Prom Committees, Spirit Club, Sr. Class Play . . . One may find faults of others in a few minutes, while it takes a lifetime to discover our own. . . . Physical Education Major CHARLES PAUL ALLABAUGH . . . Chuck . . . Pioneer Art Editor, Mountaineer Staff, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Art Club, Greasepaint 84 Co., Spirit Club, Ski Club, Homecom- ing and Prom Committee . . . . . . While others climb reaching dizzy height, the world's in front of me in black and white, l'm on the bottom line . . . . . . Com- mercial Artist LORA JEAN ANDREW . . . Lori . . . National jr. Honor Society, Concert Band, Chorus, County Chorus, Chorus Musicals, lr. Class Play, Student Council, Cheerleading, Girl's Varsity S , Homecoming and Prom Committees, 1976 Homecoming Queen . . . :Cindness is the most difficult thing to give away-It is always returned. . . .Radi- 0 08Y DONALD PAUL ARBOTT . . . Arbaucheski, Arby . . . J.V. Baseball, Bowling Club It's not what you say, It's what you do in life that counts. . . . Chemist RANDOLPH SCOTT ARMITAGE . . . Cheeks, Tage . . . Freshman Football, Track, Wrestling, Ski Club . . . Walk softly and carry a big stick. . . . Printer GLENN THOMAS ARNDT . . . Weasel . . . National Honor Society . . . A fog cannot be dispelled with a fan. . . . Mechanical Engineer SHERRI LEE BABCOCK . . . Sherri, Babby . . . Band, Cheerleading, Track Statistician, Pioneer Staff, Sr. Class Play, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Chorus, Middle School Cheerleading Coach . . . Live for today, for tomorrow never comes. . . . Career in Business Administration RODNEY LEWIS BAECHTOLD . . . Rod, B-Told . . . Football, Football Team Co-Cap- tain, Track, Basketball, Weighlifting, Varsity S , Pioneer Staff, Homecoming Com- mittee . . . To Wonder is to begin to understand. . . . Architect TIMOTHY LESLIE BARRY . . . Tim . . . Marching, Concert, Stage, German, and Pep Bands, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, County Chorus, Baseball, Campus Life . . . For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. . . . To make known a philosophy of life to as many people as possible IUSTINE GAIL BARTHOLOMEW . . . Teeni . . . Basketball, Softball, Hockey Manager, Girls Varsity S , Spirit Club, Student Exchange Assembly, Homecoming Committee . . . Children have no past or future, they enjoy the present, which many of us don't do. . . . To teach pre-school children, or work with the Children's Bureau l WILLIAM HENRY BAUIAN . . . Bill, Bauj . . . Football, Basketball, Track . . . The road of life is long and hard, but the hardships can be overcome in one way or another, just don't get caught. . . . To tour the United States, College. WESLEY MARTIN BECKNER . . . Wes, Skip . . . National jr. Honor Society, Student , Council, j.V. and Varsity Soccer, Sophomore Class Vice-President . . . Be who you l are, and the one you feel you need to be. . . . Banking MARY ELIZABETH BERGER . . . Mary . . . Business Club, Mountainettes, Project Con- cern, Sewing Club, Elementary Assistance Reading, Bowling Club . . . I think all people should be happy people, whoever they may be! . . . To marry and have a good life BETSY ANNE BAUMGARDNER . . . Bets, Beebee . . . Greasepaint and Co., Chorus, jr. Class Play, Student Council, Pioneer Co-Editor . . . A man once said, 'There are two types of people who look for quotes, graduating seniors and philosophers'. . . . to attend Principia KATIE ELLEN BERGER . . . Katie . . . National lr. Honor Society, Health Careers Club Treasurer, Pioneer Staff, Colorguard, '74 and '75 Recipient of the Kiwanis Award for Vocational Merit, Monroe County Representative to Districts for Tailoring . . . I am crucified with Christ nevertheless l live, yet not l, but Christ liveth in me, and the life which I now live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loveth me and gave himself for me. . . . Nurse VANESSA RAE BESECKER . . . Bez . . . Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Vice-Presi- dent of Girls Varsity S , Spirit Club, Chorus, Homecoming and Prom Committees . . . Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from them- selves. . . . Elementary School Teacher or Special Education Teacher MARK STEVEN BOLCAR . . . Bolc . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Basketball . . . A painting in a museum probably hears more foolish remarks than anything else in the world. . . . College, A Career in Law BETTY IANE BOLINSKY . . . Betty Lou, Bet . . . Office worker, Elementary Reading Club . . . Live Today because Tomorrow may not come. . . . Secretary MARK ALFRED BONNEAU . . . Mark . . . Wrestling, Bowling Club . . . Take what comes first in life. . . . Career in the Service CATHRYN ESTHER BRINK . . . C.B., Dumbhead . . . Horticulture, Future Farmers of America Chaplin, Business Club, Stitchery Club, Co-Manager of the Pom Pom Cheer- leaders . . . You never know how much you love something until you lose it. . . . Farmer, Housewife ROBERT ALLEN BROWN . . . Bobos . . . Student Council, Student Exchange Assembly, Varsity S , Golf, Track, Weightlifting Club, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Homecoming Committee, Class Floats . . . Today a laugh, tomorrow a thought, but the yesterdays will never be forgotten. . . . Law School l IONATI-IAN BUBEL CHRISTIE BURKE . . . Hellion . . . Eat, Drink, and be Merry. . . . Veterinarian ION FRANKLIN BUSER . . . jon . . . National lr. Honor Society, Marching, Concert, Stage, German, and Pep Bands, Student Exchange Assembly, Rocket Club . . . He that breaks a thing to find out what it is, has left the path of wisdom. . . . To be content with what life brings ALBERT VICTOR CAMAEREI . . . Cam Babe . . . President of V.l.C.A., Football, Track Boy's Varsity S . . . jesus saves and so does Datsun. . . . Brain Surgeon ' ROBIN GAIL CARSON . . . Health Assistance Program . . . I may not agree with what you say, but I'll defend your right to say it. . . . Nursing i i CATHERINE CHABAL . . . Chabs . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Marching, Concert, Pep, and District Bands . . . Life is just something given to you. It is up to the individual to decide what to do with it. . . . Bank Teller, Bookkeeper, or Secretary ERIN EDITH CLARK . . . Ern, Knuckles . . . lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Ski Club ,Marching and Concert Bands, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Student Council Treasurer, Pioneer Staff . . . One of the most difficult tasks of being a woman deals principally with dealing with men. . . . Criminal Psychologist IUSTINE KAYE CHRISTMAN . . . Teeni, Peanut . . . lt isn't ever the same. In time l'll change and you and the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. . . . To travel RICHARD R. CRAMER . . . Crame . . . Live life the way you want to, after all you'll only live it once. . . . College ROBERT W. COUNTERMAN . . . Bro Bo . . . Vo-Tech-Graphic Arts . . . Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. SUSAN EILEEN CROOKS . . . Crooksie . . . National jr. Honor Society, Basketball, Softball, Spirit Club, Bowling Club, Girl's Varsity S . . . Don't worry about to- morrow, for when it comes it will be today. . . . Physical Education. KIM LORRAINE CREVELING . . . Kim . . . Student Council, jr. Class Play, Homecom- ing and Prom Committees, Field Hockey Manager, Basketball Manager, Student Exchange Assemblies . . . There is no better exercise for the heart than reaching down and lifting somebody up. . . . Cosmetology WILIAM IOSEPH DAILEY . . . Bill, Fred . . . Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today for when you go to do it tomorrow, it may not be therer. . . . Unde- cided DAVID SCOTT CULBERT . . . Skinny . . . Draftsman EDWARD GRANT DARRAH . . . Little Eddie . . . National jr. Honor Society, Stamp Club . . . Chemistry related field IOHN. P. DAVID . . . john . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies . . . Field of Con- servatlon BARBARA DECKER LUGENE MARIE DEIBERT . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Pioneer Editor, Student Council, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, German Club, German Folksingers . . . Look not with your eyes for they see only limitations. Rather seek with understanding and vou will find much more. . . . Pharmacist KAREN MARIE DENNIS . . . Karen . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Major- ettes, German Club, German Folksingers, Pioneer Editor . . . lt is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion, it is easy in solitude to live after our own, but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfec tsweetness the independence of solitude. . . . Elementary Teacher SUSAN FRANCES DESANTO . . . Sue, Toe . . . Marching, Concert, Pep, and District Bands, Chorus, County Chorus, Chorus Musicals, jr. Class Play, Art Club, Pioneer Staff, Mountaineer Staff, Campus Life, Homecoming Committee . . . Pay all your debts except the debt of love for others-never finish pay that! -Romans 13:8 . . . Music Major ROBERT C. DETRICK . . . Bob . . . National jr. Honor Society, Wrestling, Sr. Class Play . . . To be yourself is the best thing you could be. . . . Electrical Engineering STEVEN ANDREW DETRICK . . . Eebs . . . Soccer . . . Live life as it comes. . . Work in Business World MARSHA IUNE DETTELBACH . . . Marsha . . . Greasepaint and Company, Chorus, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Chorus Musicals, Pioneer Staff, Homecoming Committee . . . And in chasing what I thought were moonbeams, I have run into a couple of walls . . . But in looking back at the faces l've been, l would sure be the first one to say, ylvvhez I look at myself today, I wouldn't have done it any other way. . . . Social or er ANTHONY IAMES DIGIACOMO . . . Tony, De jock . . . Treasurer and Vice-President of V.I.C.A., Data Processing, Football . . . Learning is like love, very few want to, but before they know it, it's too late. . . . Undecided ADRIENNE M. DONATELLI . . . Andy . . . Greasepaint and Company, Ir. and Sr. Class Plays, Art Club, Pioneer Staff, Campus Life, S.P.C.A. Club . . . Hate is a dead thing. Who of you would be a tomb? -Kahlil Gibran . . . College ANDREA LUCIA DONATO . . . Andi THOMAS E. DURICK . . . Tom . . . Football, Wrestling, Homecoming Committee, S.H.S.'s Biggest Con Artist . . . Do unto others before they have a chance to do unto you. . . . C.I.A. Work SANDRA LEE DYMOND . . . Sandy . . . Colorguard Captain, Pioneer Staff, Chorus, Business Club . . . Never say you are sorry for expressing your feelings, for if you do, you are apologizing for the truth. . . . Secretarv ,LEONARD ALBERT EALEY . . . Zig-Zag . . . Machine Shop . . . Always keep a cool head, and you'II never have a red neck. . . . Machinist NORMAN EBERT . . . Norm . . . Auto Body Shop, Football, Wrestling . . . Auto Body Repairs RANDY L. EDINGER. . . Randy . . . Bowling Club Officer, Dance Club, Football Man- ager, French Club, Math Club, Chess Club, Typing Club, Library Club, Class Floats, Pioneer Staff, jr. Class Play, V.F.C .... The time must come when evil will destroy itself. And when the strong have devoured each other, then, at last, the small and quiet shall inherit the earth, and life will be based on one simple thought: kind- ness. . . . Math Teacher l l LEANNE REGINA EGGERT . . . Lea . . . National jr. Honor Society, Marching and Concert Bands, Woodwind Ensemble, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Secretary-Treasurer of GirI's Varsity S , Student Council, Pioneer Editor, German Club, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Sr. Class Play . . . There is a destiny that makes us brothers, none goes his way alone, all space that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. . . . Medical Technology or Cytotechnology DALE ERB . . . Erb, Herb . . . Football, Weighlifting . . . The best way to succeed in life is to bang some heads together and to have a fast car to get away with. . . . To own and run the world's fastest cars D I y g SUSAN MARIE ERICKSON . . . Sue . . . Pioneer Business Editor, Prom and Homecom- ing Committees, Chorus, Basketball Manager, Spirit Club, lr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . There is no such thing as strangers, just friends you haven't met yet. , Use what you have and it will grow, neglect it and it will wither and die. . . . College KIMBERLY ANN EVANS . . . Kim . . . Varsity Basketball, Softball, President of Girls Varsity S , Homecoming and Prom Committees, Spirit Club . . . Live your life today, for your dreams of tomorrow may never come. . . . To travel after graduating ROBERT IOHN EYER . . . National jr. Honor Society, Football, Track, Concert Band . . . Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. TINA-MARIE FALISI . . . Tina . . . National jr. Honor Society, jr. Class President, Sr. Class Vice-President, jr. Class Play, Chorus, County Chorus, Student Council, Home- coming and Prom Committees, Ski Club . . . And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. . . . Dental Hygiene SHARON B. FEHR . . . Girls Varsity S , Softball, Spirit Club, Student Council, Home- coming Committee, Prom Committee, Basketball Manager . . . Live each day as though there's no tomorrow. . . . Undecided DIANE HELEN FELKER . . . The world is so lonely, so dark and so cold, unless my love is there for me to hold. g I HARLOND C. FELKER . . . Butch . . . Football . . . There's always Tomorrow. . . . Architectural Engineer CYNTHIA SUE FETHERMAN . . . Cin . . . Marching, Concert, German, Stage, Pep Bands, Student Council, German Club, German Folksinging, Senior Class Play, Ex- change Assembly, Pioneer Editor . . . I saw a star, I reached for it, l missed. So I accepted the sky. . . . Special Education Teacher, Teaching in Africa with Peace Corps MARK CRAIG FETHERMAN . . . Fez . . . Football, Basketball, Track ,lr. Class Play, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, Student Council, Student Exchange Assembly . . . Each has the ability within themselves to be great, that ability is the readiness of each person to set himself apart from his mind to analyze himself, and the courage to change what is nonvirtuous. . . . Engineering, Energy Research KEITH LARRIAN FOLK Coach DAVID CHARLES FLICK . . . Dave, j.D., Frick . . . Marching, Concert, Pep, and Ger- man Bands, Track . . . A man can be known three ways in his lifetime-as others know himp as he knows himself, and as he truly exists. . . . Architecture, Architec- tural Engineering CARL IOHN FLYTE . . . Burnt out . . . Truck Driver DAVID PAUL FLYTE . . .-Squatter . . . To live off the land. . . . Enlist in the Navy Foky . . . Weightlifting, Track, Wrestling . . . Wrestling MARIE S. FOSTER PAMELA DIANE FRACE . . . Pam . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Vice-Presi- dent of National Honor Society, German Club, German Folksingers, Pioneer Staff, Colorguard, Band Front Co-ordinator . . . To know things as they are is better than to believe things as they seem. . . . Elementary Teacher SARA A. FRAILEY . . . Freaky . . . Majorettes, Business Club . . . Live each day as it comes, and you will succeed in whatever you do. TIM AARON FREEMAN . . . Freem . . . Freshman Football, l.V. and Varsity Baseball Basketball and Soccer . . . Steady job TERI LYNN GARGONE . . . Teehee . . . Library Club, Business Club . . . Start each day in a happy way. . . . Secretary i ROBERT L. GHIGLIOTTY . . . Gig . . . Ski Club, Bowling Club . . . Film Business IOHN W. GAUNT . . . john . . . Football, Wrestling . . . The universe is change, our life is what our thoughts make it . . . Airforce-Electronics or Mechanics Ti I KIMBERLY LOUISE GILBERT . . . Kimbi . . . Concert, Marching Bands ,Student Coun- cil, Wrestling Matmaids, Baseball Statistician, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Pioneer Staff, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Band Co-Head Librarian . . . Perhaps there is no greater happiness in the world than that of a friend. . . . Dental Assistant THOMAS R. GILLMAN . . . Tom . . . Be the best you can in life, because you won't get a second chance. . . . Industrial Photographer, Entertainer DEBRA CHRISTEL GLEISBERG . . . Debbie . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Concert and Marching Bands, jr. Class Play, Pioneer Staff, Mountaineer Staff . . . lt's better to remain silent and thought a fool . . . than to speak up and remove all doubt. . . . Legal Secretary H855 KRISTEN GRUNEWALD . . . Numph . . . Bowling Club . . . Some of us chase shad- ows, dreams, ambitions, and as we go we wave goodbye forever. . . . Probation Officer, to live with the man she loves in a cabin high in the Rockies DAVID GRAVER . . . Dave . . . Vo-Tech-Auto Mechanics . . . To own his own busi- MARK THOMAS HAGERTY . . . j.V. and Varsity Soccer, UCA Soccer Team, Freshman Football, Chess and Checker Club . . . Confucius say: Match under water won't light. . . . Law Enforcement CHARLES RANDALL GUSSETT . . . Randy . . . You can't expect to get a lot out of something if you don't put any effort in it. . . . Machinist l PAUL RAYMOND HARPS . . . Weightlifting Club, Freshman, LV. and Varsity Football, l.V. Track and Wrestling . . . Every time you reach your goal, someone moves the post on you. . . . College DEBORAH ELLYN HANKINS . . . Hanky . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Re- cipient of DAR Good Citizen Award, Student Council, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Girls Tennis, Varsity S , Student Representative to the School Board . . . lt is better to live one day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep , The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. . . . Veterinarian STEVEN BYRON HAY . . . Steve . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Co-Editor of the Mountaineer, Freshman, l.V., and Varsity Golf, Wrestling, Track, Chorus, Chorus Musicals . . . The search fo rthe self is the loss of the self, the quest is the annihila- tion. To remain in ignorance is to maintain one's primal being, to be curious is to be suicidal. . . . College NEIL IACOB HARTMAN . . . Taters . . . Mason CONSTANCE ANN HASARA . . . Connie . . . Ski Club, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Spirit Club, Intramural Tennis, Pioneer Staff . . . Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who wait, too short for those who re- joice but for those who love, time is eternity. . . . Fashion Merchandising DEBORAH SUE HEETER . . . Deb . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Sr. Honor Society Treasurer, German Club, German Folksingers, German Declamation Contest, Marching, Concert, German, Pep, and District Bands, Woodwind Ensemble, lr. Class Play, Student Council, Freshman Class Treasurer . . . Co-operation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. . . . lnternationa lBusiness KRISTI ANN HELLER . . . Kris . . . Spirit Club, Pioneer Staff, Prom Committee . . . No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. . . . Secretarial Work INGRID ELIZABETH HELLGREN . . . Fairy . . . Marching, Concert Bands, Ecology Club, Sr. Class Play . . . Hermit , Do what you want to do in life, no matter how crazy it is, because life is so short, you must enjoy it while it lasts. BRUCE WAYNE HENRY . . . Bowling Club . . . Undecided IERRY HENRY l LYNN HILDEBRANDT ANNA LOUISE HINES . . . Ann . . . Marching, Concert, and Stage Bands, Chorus, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Pioneer Staff, Spirit Club . . . Love starts when another person's needs become more important than your own. . . . Certified Public Accountant BRIDGET ANN HIPPLER . . . Hip . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Marching and Concert Bands, Chorus, Concert Choir, Chorus Musicals, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Girl's Varsity S , Sr. Class Play, Pioneer Staff . . . Very few people do their best, that's why there is so much room for improvement. . . . College, Field Medi- cal Technology WILLIAM A. HOCHRINE . . . Bill Freshman, LV., Varsity Football, Captain of Football Team, l.V. and Varsity Baseball, Varsity S , Vo-Tech . . . An idle brain is the deviI's workshop. . . . Carpentry or something in that order V PAUL KENNETH HOFFMAN . . . Hoff . . . National jr. Ho o S ' t F h President, Student Council, Homecoming and Prom Clomnllgeielsl SSSCE12 glgys Basketball, j.V. Soccer . . . Look at yourself thoroughly in a mirror and judge your: self for what you are, and not for what others see you by. . . . Elementary Education RONALD THOMAS HOSKO . . . Ron . . . National jr. Honor Society, Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman and l.V. Wrestling, U.C.A., Soccer, lr. Class Play . . . l have seen the time pass, I have seen success and l have seen failure, and only in the closing mo- ments of my life shall I truly appreciate my past, but until then I shall make the best of nature's gift. . . . Become a G-Man CINDY LEE HUBER . . . Bird . . . Varsity Hockey Concert Band Chor C Chorus, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Varsit S Cl b, H ' l ' us' oumy Musicals . . . Accountant Y U omecommg Commmee' Chorus IOAN ANN HU1'TA . . . Hutt . . . School Mascot, Freshman, l.V., Varsity Cheerleading, Spirit Club, Gymnastics, Homecoming Committee . . . Be whom you are, not one you feel you need to be. . . . Attend Business School KATHY IEAN IMBT . . . Rifle Team, Marching and Concert Bands, Girls Tennis Team Varsity S Club, Pioneer Staff . . . When a man finds no peace within himself it is useless to seek it elsewhere. . . . Practical Nurse l l KAREN LYNN IOHNSON . . . jr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . So seldom people say I love you, when they do either it's too late or love goes, so if l say l love you, it doesn't mean I know you'll never go, only that l wish you didn't have t. . . . X-ray Techni- cian TIM SCOTT IOENS . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Eagle Scout, Football, Homecoming Committee . . . And if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last, when all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll. . . . College, Computer Engineer STEPHEN IOHNSON . . . johns, Steve . . . Basketball, Sports Editor of Student Speak, Student Council, Mountaineer Staff . . . I was here, but now l'm gone, left my name to carry on, those who knew me, knew me well, those who didn't can go to HELL. . . . Undecided IERRY LEE IONES . . . jake . . . Wrestling, Baseball . . . Good things come in small packages. STEVEN DAVID IOSEPHS . . . juice . . . Varsity Tennis, Ski Club, Varsity Golf, Sr. Class Play . . . Premier of lsrael , l'd rather be handsome than homely, l'd rather be youthful than old, If I can't have a bushel of silver, l'll do with a barrel of gold. BRADLEY KAISER . . . Brad . . . Football, Track, Student Council, Student Exchange Assemblies, Drama Club, Gymnastics, lr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . There was a Polack girl whose parents had arranged a marriage with a ninety-year-old man with lots of moneyy. On the night after the wedding-She Felt Old Age Creeping Up On Her. . . . Enter the entertainment field as a comedian IUDY LEE KEIPER . . . Shod, Boop . . . Every moment in your life a new beignning. l have learned in whatsoever state I am, therein to be content. . . . College, En- vironmental Technology or Forest Ranger THEQDORE KEIPER . . . Keip, Theo . . . Bowling Club, Vo-Tech-Health Assistance . . . By the time this world comes to an end, this school will just begin. . . . College TIM KEIPER l MARK KELLY . . . Vo-Tech-Carpentry . . . To each his own. . . . Apprenticeship with a carpenter CHRISTINE IANETTE KIELPINSKI . . . Chris . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Marching, Concert, Pep, District and Regional Bands, Public Relations Officer of the- Band, Classical Woodwind Ensemble, German Club, Band, and Folksingers, Co-Ed- itor of The Mountaineer, Pioneer Staff, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Homecoming and Prom Committees, German Declamation Contest . . . Look not with your eyes, for they see only limitations. Rather seek with understanding and you will find much more. . . . College WILLIAM ANTHONY KOHLMAN . . . Smiley . . . Freshman, l.V., and Varsity Football and Wrestling . . . The reality of the other person is not what he reveals but in what he cannot reveal. If you want to understand him, listen not to what he says but to what he does not say. CYNTHIA ANN KNAUF . . . Cindy . . . Student Council, Concert, Marching Bands, Pioneer Staff, Tennis, Track, Girls Varsity S , Sr. Class Play, Editor for Mountaineer . . . When the mind soars in pursuit of the things conceived in space, it pursues emptinessg but when man dies within himself he experiences the fullness of his existence. . . . College STEVEN EDWARD KRAWITZ . . . Cassanosa, Howard Cosell, Kravitz, Kraweejee, Kraw, Krawdad, etc .... National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Marching, Concert, Stage, Pep, German, District, and Regional Bands, Brass Ensemble, Chorus, County Chorus, Concert Choir, Chorus Musicals, Mountaineer Editor, Pioneer Staff, Pho- tographer, Student Council, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Greasepaint and Co., Student Exchange Assembly, German Club, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Rotary Leadership Program, Varsity S Club, Varsity Tennis . . . As Communication de- creases, Unhappiness and Misunderstanding tend to increase . . . from the mind, from the soul, from the heart . . . Communicate. , And I do NOT look like Howard Cosell! CAREY IILL KOPENHAVER . . . Raggie . . . jr. National Honor Society, Co-Captain of LV. and Varsity Cheerleading, j.V. and Varsity Hockey, Girls Varsity S , Gymnastics, Chorus, Concert Choir, County Chorus, Concert Band, Chorus Musicals, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Pioneer Staff, Spirit Club, Student Council, Prom and Homecoming Committees . . . To be nobody but yourself, in a world which is doing it's best, night and day, to make everybody else, means to fight the hardest battle which man can fight, and never stop fighting. . . . College, Career in Psychology IUDITH DIANE KUBANEK . . . Judy, Yank . . . Homecoming Committee . . . Live each day to its fullest, because tomorrow may never come. . . . Special Education Teacher, To work with underprivileged CLAUDIA LYNN KULP . . . Claud, Kulpie . . . Bowling Club, Business Club, Interior Decorating, Vo-Tech-Cosmetology . . . Even though nice dreams never come true, they will always remain happy thoughts. . . . Cosmetologist and Housewife IOHN ROBERT KULP . . . Chess and Checkers Club . . . 'jDon't take life too seriously, you'Il never get out alive. . . . College BONNIE LOU LABAR . . . Spirit Club, Bowling Club, French Club, Math Club, junior Class Float Committee, Greasepaint and Co .... Everything is beautiful in its own way. . . . Travel around the world MATTHEW BRUCE LAMBERT . . . Mattfoo . . . First come, first served. . . . Con- struction Work or Photography ness Club . . . Be successful in the things you do in life. . . . Housewife CHARLES MICHAEL LEHMAN . . . Mike . . . Student Council, Rocket Club, Marching, Concert, Stage, Pep, and German Bands, Chorus, Concert Choir, Chorus Musicals, Student Exchange Assembly, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, German Club, Mountaineer Staff, Pioneer Editor, Photographer, Varsity Golf, Varsity Tennis, Varsity S Club, U.S. Record Holder in Model Rocketry . . . Physics is the science of attraction! . . . Engineering FREDRIC ELLIS LEVINE . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Band, Photographer . . . The better mousetrap becomes dangerous when it is better at catching people than at catching mice. . . . Optical Engineer, Musician SUSAN GALE LEARN . . . Red.. . . Vo-Tech-Graphic Arts, Interior Decorating, Busi- ALBERT LEWIS . . . Big Al . . . Football, Wrestling, Track, Basketball . . . Life is made up of many surprises and All in the family. . . . Musician IOHN LEONARD LEWIS . . . john . . . What ou et, h t ' 80, because it may not be there tomorrow. . Wirk ang on 0 It' and never let TOM LEWIS IAMES ALBERT LITTS . . . jim . . . Football, Baseball, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Weight- lifting Club . . . Save for the future to have fun in the future. . . . Career in Sports ERNEST W. LUCREZI . . . Bill . . . Vo-Tech-Machine Shop . . . l'm just glad l'm getting out of here so I can learn something. STEVEN MANIERRE . . . Steve . . . No man is a whole by himself, his friends are the rest of him. . . . Paramedic PAUL M. LONG DEBRA DEAN LUHR . . . Deb . . . National jr. Honor Society, Greasepaint and Co., jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Bowling Club, French Club, Intramural Volleyball, Mat Maids, Soccer Statistician, . . . When you have something, you must let it go free. lf it comes back it's yours forever, if it doesn't then it was never yours in the first place. . . . Elementary School Teacher RONALDITHOMAS MANN . . . Ronnie . . . Soccer, Workstudy, Chess and Checkers Club . . . As a kmfe of the keenest steel requires the grindstone, so does the wisest man need advice. . . . Forest or Wildlife Conservationist TERILEE MANNIX . . . T.M., T. Lee . . . Majorettes, Student Exchange Assembly, Sr. Class Play . . . I am a person that is not any other living soul or plant. I am my- self. . . . Special Education Teacher for blind and deaf CAROL IEAN MANSON . . . Munchie . . . Majorettes, Equestrian Club, Sr. Class Play . .. We seek a renewed stirring of love for the earth, we urge that what man is capable of doing to the earth isn't always what he ought to dog and we plead that all people, here now, determine that a wide, spacious, untrammeled freedom shall remain as living testimony that this generation, our own, had love for the next. . . . Model or Secretary TRACY ANN MARSH . . . Trace . . . Colorguard, lr. Class Play, Pioneer Editor . . . The wind is here but no one can see it. Love is here, but only those who know they can feel it, know it is here. . . . Bilingual Secretary BETH ANN MARTIN . . . Beff . . . j.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Chorus, Conlcelrt Choir, Chorus Musicals, District Chorus, Equestrian Club, French Club, Varsity S , Pioneer Staff, Homecoming Committee . . . Death is either a vestibule in Heaven, or a trap door to Hell. . . . Music Education Major ERIC TAYLOR MATLOCK . . . Ric . . . Any man's death diminishes me, because l am involved in Mankind, And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee. . . . Architect RONALD IOSEPH MCCUEN . . . Ron, Madonni . . . National Honor Society, l.V. and Varsity Football, Track, Weightlifting Club, Varsity S . . . lf you're feeling lucky, take a chance. . . . Electrical Engineering SHARON MCDERMOTT . . . Shar . . . If you wish to know yourself, observe how others act. If you wish to understand others, look into your own heart. . . . Secre- tary l KEVIN THOMAS MCNALLY . . . Kevin . . . Football, Baseball . . . Magically bored on a quiet street corner, free frustration in our minds, whites along water, my gen- eration. . . . College BONNIE ANNE MILLER . . . Chip . . . Business Club, Twirling, Stitchery Club, Secre- tary of Future Farmers of America . . . Don't take life too serious, but make the best out of life. . . . Career in Business MICHELLE FRANCINE McKINNEY . . . Shelly . . . Remember that will and time are the important things. The achievements of the world are made in time, those of truth are made in determination. . . . Secretary PATRICIA MICHELIN . . . Pat . . . National lr. Honor Society, National Honor Society President, Marching, Concert, Pep and District Bands, Band Secretary, Student Coun- cil, Pioneer Staff, French Club . . . lf you compare yourself with others you will become vain or bitter, for there will always be greater and lesser persons than your- self. . . . College DAHLIA FAYE MILLER . . . DeDe . . . Student Council, Gymnastics, Hockey, Spirit Club, Football Mascot, The Dance, Student Exchange Committees, Track Statistician, Sr. Class Play, Pioneer Staff . . . Smile and show someone you care. . . . Beautician IEFFREY MILLER . . . jeff . . . Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee . . . You can't please everyone, so you got to please yourself. . . . Learn to teach others to ride and train horses LEWIS ALLEN MORTON . . I Lew . . . Freshman and j.V. Football, Concert Band, Eagle Scout, Vo-Tech-Drafting . . . Not all knowledge comes from books, but from life's everyday experiences. . . . Law Enforcement CHRISTINE FRANCES DENISE MOYLES . . . Chris, Coils . . . National jr. Honor So- ciety, Pioneer Staff, Chorus, Bowling Club, Spirit Club, Homecoming Committee, Usherettes . . . Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wings, only one thing endures-character. . . . Legal Secretary or Musician DAVID STANLEY MULL . . . Schmo, Brains . . . This is the first time in my life l have everything I want, but I don't have any money to do what I want to do. So do it when the doin's good. KATHLEEN MARY MULLINS . . . Moony . . . Marching, Concert Bands, Pioneer Staff, Homecoming and Prom Committee, Spirit Club, jr. Class Play . . . Happiness in life can best be attained by having love, compassion, and thoughtfulness for your fellow man. . . . College ARTHUR EDWARD MURCH Ill . . . Artie, Munch . . . Wrestling, Baseball . . . What's comin' down! . . . College to be a chef SHARON LOUISE MURRAY . . . junior, Murf, Mur . . . National Honor Society Secre- tary, Band Vice-President, Marching, Concert, Stage, German, Pep, District, and Regional Bands, Chorus, Concert Choir, County Chorus, Chorus Musicals, Pioneer Editor, Mountaineer Staff, Photographer, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, German Club, l.V. Basketball, j.V. and Varsity Track, Varsity S Club, 1975 Women ln Engineering . . . When life hands you lemons, make lemonade! . . . Astronomy or Parks and Rec- reation . . . . . . , I . . . To succeed in life. Y KATHRYN ANNE MUSSER . . . Moose . . . Varsity Cheerleading, Spirit Club, Home- coming Committee . . . He who has not looked upon sorrow will never see joy. . . . Special Education Teacher MARY ALICE 0'DONNELL . . . Mary . . . Gymnastics, Varsity S Club, Homecoming and Prom Committees . . . Love is a beautiful and natural feeling that can't be de- stroyed by others prejudices if you don't let it. . . . College and a Nursing Career LORI LYN ONEY Louie Love is like a kiss it has to be shared to be en'o ed. WALTER OSTRANDER . . . Walt . . . You should take tomorrow as it comes. . To open his own Auto Body Shop HOWARD BRENT OTTO . . . Howie . . . Freshman and j.V. Basketball, Track, Sr. Class Play, Homecoming Committee, Pioneer Staff . . . You can't get through the day without a smile. . . . College ANN LYNN OWENS . . . Ann . . . Marching and Concert Band, Band Co-Head Li- brarian, Chorus, Concert Choir, County Chorus, Chorus Musicals, lr. Class Play, Homecoming Committee . . . True friendship is like a tide, they come and go every day, but you can depend on them because they'll always be there. . . . To attend modeling or cosmetology school and to succeed in life the best she can and be h3PPY- KAREN LEE PARRISH . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, French Club, Grease- paint and Co., Color Guard, Track, Spirit Club, Flag Co-Squad Leader, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Pioneer Staff . . . Smile and the whole world smiles with you, frown and you frown alone. . . . Lawyer or Law Enforcement IANELLE LESLIE PERKINS . . . Perk . . . National Honor Society, Pioneer Staff, Home- coming and Prom Committees, Spirit Club, Track Statistician, PARC . . . You give but little when you give of your possessions. lt is when you give of yourself that you truly give. . . . Registered Nurse I dent Council, Cheerleading, Varsity S Club, lr. Class Play, Ski Club . . A man edge is the property of that man whose passions have their full play, but who pond- ers over their results. . . . Foreign Language Career 1 v l l l MARY ANN PIRIE . . . Mare . . . Love can make you happy, but it usually makes you sad. . . . Typist IO A. POE . . . Annie, JAP . . . Art Club, Skating Club, judo and Karate Club, Pioneer Staff, S.P.C.A. Club . . lf I was an artist who paints with his eyes, studies his subject and silently cries, praying for the darkness to come over me. -Bernie Taupin . . . Freelance Artist and Guitarist LESLEE ANN POPE . . . Les . . . Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Greasepaint and Co., Varsity S Club, jr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . '.'Man's clouded sun shall brightly rise and songs be heard instead of sighs. . . . Criminology SHAWNY LYNN PHILLIPS . . . Munch . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Stu- can know nothing of mankind without knowing something of himself. Self-knowl- MARVIN B. POSSINGER . . . Farmer . . . Get what you want out of life. NYLES I. POSSINGER . . . Poss . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Rifle Team, Rifle Club, Stamp Club, Chorus, Homecoming Committee . . . Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. . . . General Contractor SCOTT POSSINGER . . . Poss . . . V.l.C.A. Treasurer . . . A wise man is like the moon, he always shows his bright side. . . . To be a Professional People should take you for what you are instead of what they wish for you to be.' ANTHONY DEAN POSTEN . . . Tony . . . Varsity Footbtall, Track, and Wrestling . . . l TYRONE HAROLD POSTEN . . . Mick . . . Football, V.I.C.A. Reporter . . . Plumbing CRAIG B. PRICE . . . Pricey . . . Freshman and LV. Basketball, Varsity Track, Track State Champion, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Pioneer Staff, Campus Life, Float Committee, Student Exchange Assembly, Guitar Club . . . There are three things that remain- Faith, hope and love, and the greatest of these is love. . . . Pennsylvania State Trooper M. NADINE PRICE . . . Migget, Short Stuff, Squirt, Spanky, Nardine, Dink, Millie, Shorty, Milk, Half-Pint . . . Student Exchange Assembly . . . There are no strangers in this world, just friends l haven't met yet. . . . To write songs, make people laugh, work with animals and protect wildlife TODD R. PYSHER . . . Pysh . . . Tempt not a desperate man. . . . Private Pilot, Part- time Cabinet Maker MICHAEL IOSEPH RATH . . . Hop . . . Football, Track, Wrestling, Baseball, Weight- lifting Club, Homecoming Committee . . . When man learns to face reality, the world then will become a true Utopia. . . . Physical Therapist or Athletic Trainer CINDY LOU REASER . . . Reese, Grease . . . National lr. Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Hockey, Softball, Varsity S Club, jr. Class Play . . . The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. . . . Elementary Education LORNA IEAN REDDICKS . . . Lorna . . . National jr. Honor Society, President and Secretary of Student Council, Track . . . Rivers belong where they can ramble, eagles belong where they can fly. I've got to be where my spirit can run free, I've got to find my corner of the sky. . . . To take a year off, then attend college ELIZABETH REID . . . Liz, Pepper . . . lntermural Basketball, Library Club, Business Club, Pioneer Staff Typist . . . Love starts when another person's needs become more important than your own. . . . To reach all my goals in life, Fashion Merchan- 1 dising, Clerk-Typist U' CRAIG REISH . . . Toad . . . Football . . . Try and try till you succeed. . . . To have the fastest car THOMAS ALAN RHULE . . . Tom . . . Marching, Concert, Stage, and Pep Bands . . . Never insult an alligator until you cross the river. . . . College age consists not in blindly overlooking danger, but in seeing lt, and conquering ntl' . . . Wildlife Conservation ANN BlETH ROAAANO . . . BeBe . . . j.V. and Varsity Hockey, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Pioneer Staff, Freshman Class VicePresident, Spirit Club, Gymnastics, Student Council, Varsity S Club, Sr. Class Play . . . Strive to beineeded, because your existence is to be needed by at least one person. . . . Accountant RANDALL ALAN RICE . . . Randy . . . l.V. and Varsity Wrestling, Football . . . Cour: STANLEY G. ROMANSKY . . . Stan . . . Gearhead is fun, so do it while you're young, and keep it cooI. . . . Body Work and Custom Painting PAMELA ANN SCHLEIKER . . . Pam . . . Do what you want to do now, while you're alive and free. Your time is now, not the future. . . . Attend the University of Pittsburgh, Career in Medicine CATHY IUNE SARGENT . . . Sarge . . . National jr. Honor Society, Office Helper, lr. Class Float, Health Careers Club . . . I know all the fowls of the mountains, and the wild beasts of the field are mine. . . . Wildlife Conservation STEVEN GERARD SCHLORHOLTZ . . . Souley . . . National lr. Honor Society . . . Fear not that your future will come to an end, but rather that it shall never have a beginning. . . . College, Certified Public Accountant SCOTT SCHRECK . . . Scotbie . . . Varsity Soccer and Wrestling, Varsity S Club . . . Keep your words soft and sweet because someday you may have to eat them. . . . Teacher-Coach IOANNE MARIE SCOTCHLAS . . . National jr. Honor Society, Homecoming Com- mittee, Health Careers, Track, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball . . . To satisfy others is to first satisfy yourseIf. . . . Nursing PHILIP E. SCOTT, IR .... Phil . . . Football, Rifle Team . . . Do unto others before they get a chance to do unto you, Don't get mad, get even, Do your own thing but don't get caught. . . . Self-Employed Mason Contractor DANIEL L. SEBRING . . . Dan, Sebs . . . Freshman Football, Track, Rifle Club, Rifle Team . . . The best things in life are free. . . . Race Stock or Indy Cars FLOYZELLI ' I ' ' '. change Assemblies, Mountainettes . . . Live today like your last, for yesterday is gone and tomorrow is only a dream. . . . Career in Acting and Dancing MAURA IANE SHANLEY . . . Colorguard, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, jr. and Sr. Class Secretary, Student Council, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Sr. Class Play . . . l feel like I'm just being morn. Like a shining light breaking in a storm. . . . Hap- pnness SANDRA MARIE SERFASS . . . Skipper . . . V.l.C.A., Macreme Club, Skating Club . . . You're only young once. Have fun while you're young. . . . To have her own home and family VORY SHACKLEFORD La La Shack jr and Sr Class Plays Ex- GEORGE GARRISON SHAFER IV . . . Gary, Shaf . . . Baseball Team, Bowling Club . . . Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. . . . College or Technical School IAMES PHILIP SHEELEY . . . jim . . . Sr. Class President, jr. Class Treasurer, Marching, Concert, Stage and Pep Bands, Concert, Mixed, and County Choruses, Contemporary View, Drum Major, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Chorus Musicals, Student Exchange As- semblies, Freshman Basketball, l.V. Track . . . Success is never final and failure never fatal. lt's courage that counts. . . . Teacher of Secondary Music IEAN LOUISE SHEELEY . . . jenny, jake, Sheesley . . . National lr. Honor Society, Student Council, Varsity Tennis, Rifle Team, Rifle Team Manager, Sophomore and Senior Class Treasurer, Girl's Varsity S , Pioneer Editor, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, German Club, German Folksingers, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Concert and Marching Bands, Baseball Scorekeeper . . . Even more beautiful than the sun- shine is the golden glow of friendship. . . . Elementary Physical Education or Physi- cal Therapy MAUREEN SHIELDS . . . Maur, Killer . . . Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Girl's Varsity S , Pioneer Staff, Homecoming Committee . . . Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself.'f . . . Physical Edu- cation VICTORIA ELIZABETH SIBUM . . . Vicki . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Sophomore Class President, Pioneer Staff, Mountaineer Staff, jr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . To note an artist's limitations is but to define his talent. A reporter can write equally well about everything that is presented to his view, but a creative writer can do his best only with what lies within the range and character of his deepest sym- pathies. . . . Freelance Artist or Writer LINDA L . SINGER WILLIS SINGER . . . Igor . . . Soccer, Track, Bowling Club . . . Your main goal in life should be to, make someone else happy. . . . College, Chef or Business Manager DEBORAH ANN SMELTZ . . . Smelly . . . Always say hello, for when you say good- bye, we'll always be apart. . . . Secretary CHRISTOPHER C. SMITH . . . Bear . . . Freshman Football . . . Take life as it is be- cause you can't change the world by yourself . . . Air Force MARTIN SMITH . . . Redbeard . . . Say what you mean and mean what you say. . Mason RANDY GLENN SNYDER . . . Snibbler, Randy . . . National lr. Honor Society . . Don't get mad, get even. . . . Plumber TIMOTHY CARL SNYDER . . . Snyds, Tim . . . Varsity Soccer, Freshman Football, l.V. and Varsity Basketball, Track, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Concert Band, Stbdent Exchange Assembly, Homecoming and Prom Committees . . . An instrument can only fulfill it's purpose, it's function of musical translation, when a skilled individual is able to feed it life. The greater the command one has of his instrument, the greater the degree of purity that is expressed. . . . College, Architectural Landscaping NORA ANN SOLOTRUK . . . National jr. Honor Society, Student Council, Marching, Concert, and Pep Bands, Classical Woodwinds, German Club, German Folksingers, Pioneer Staff, Track, Girl's Varsity S . . . I believe in the sun, even when it is not shining, I believe in love, even when I am alone, I believe in God, even when he is siIent. . . . Registered Nurse KATHLEEN ELIZABETH SOUTHALL . . . Whole . . . Ski Club . . . The secret of skiing releases the body and fills the mind. . . . Computer Science MICHAEL KEITH STONE . . . Mickey, Pumpkins . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor So- ciettes, Ffeshman, l.V., and Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track, Pioneer Staff, Varsity S , Ski Club, Student Council, Student Council Vice-President . . . Man says he can be whatever he wants. But does man really know what he wants? . . . College for Pre-Med ELIZABETH ANN SOMERS . . . Beth Ann . . . Spirit Club, Chorus, Sr. Class Play, Girls Hockey Manager . . . Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themseIves. . . . Social Worker l VALERIE IEAN STEVENSON . . . National jr. Honor Society, Ski Club, Student Council, Field Hockey, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Explorer Post, Pioneer Staff . . . Some men see things as they are and ask why, but I dream things that never were and ask why not? . . . Lawyer DAVID ALAN SUPER . . . Dave, Soup . . . National jr. Honor Society, Pioneer Staff, 1.V. Track, l.V. and Varsity Football, Concert Band, Student Council, Weightlifting Club . . . Yesterday is but today's memory and Tomorrow is today's dream. . . . Criminology DONNA MARIE STOUDT . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Marching and Concert Bands, Health Careers Club Secretary . . . Fo me to live is Christ and to die is gain, I can do all things through Christ, which strengtheneth me. . . . Col- lege and Nursing School STEVEN DWAYNE STRAUB . . . Steve . . . Undecided LINDA STROUSE . . . Linda . . . l.V. Softball, Spirit Club, Health Careers Club . . . Do what you wanna do but don't get caught. . . . Work, eventually get married PATRICIA ANN TOMANIO . . . Patti . . . Student Council, Pioneer Stafl, French Club, Spirit Club, Sr. Class Play . . . Ambition's like a circle on the water, which never ceases to enlarge itself. . . . Registered Nurse or Teacher l LARRY SCOTT TRANSUE . . . Chipmunk . . . Don't let school interfere with your education. . . . Marines, To race cycles SALLY RUTH UEBERROTH . . . Ube . . . j.V. and Varsity Hockey, Softball, Girl's Var- sity S , Basketball Manager, Pioneer Staff, Spirit Club . . . The language of friend- ship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above language. . . . Occupa- tional Therapy IAMES PAUL URBAN . . . lim . . . My interest is in the future, because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there. . . . Navy-Electronics LOIS KATHY VANBUSKIRK . . . Lo, Louie . . . Library Club, Y.F.C., V.I.C.A., -Vo-Tech -Health Assistance, Main Guard, Treasurer of Future Farmers of America . . . When you love someone, let him go his way and you go yours, if he comes back, he really loves you, if he doesn't, he never loved you. . . . Health Assistant or Horticulturist, and Housewife CHERYL ANN VANWHY . . . At times, it's better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool than to open it and remove all doubt. . . . Navy DAVID WALDMAN . . . Dave . . . Vo-Tech-Drafting . . . Make the best of each day for there is no turning back. . . . Air Force DORIAN wALsH l IEFFREY ALAN WARD . . . Louie. . . Bowlin , c d Ch d Ch k Clubs, Officer of Bowling Club . . . To Atteng Cliefs Scltifnstalin ec ers and stamp IONELL MARION WALSH . . . National lr. Honor Society, l.V. and Varsity Cheerlead- ing, Gymnastics, Spirit Club, Pioneer Staff, Prom and Homecoming Committees, Girls Varsity S . . . For there is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. . . . Professor of Political Science IACQUELINE SUE WARNER . . . jackie . . . Field Hockey, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Pioneer Staff, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Spirit Club, Chorus, Chorus Musicals . . . just for today, I will be unafraid, especially l will be unafraid to be happy, to enjoy what is beautiful and to believe that those whom I love, love me. . . . College GEORGE IONATHAN WARDEN . . . Football, Track, lr. and Sr. Class Plays, Student Speak Staff and Sports Editor, Pioneer Staff, junior Class President, Student Council . . . He who conquers must first conquer himself. Fortune favors they that are bold. Give me a firm spot upon which to stand and I shall move the Earth. . . . Architec- ture and the Motion Picture Arts PATRICIA A. WASH . . . Weasel, Washy . . . National jr. Honor Society, Business Club . . . Life is one big lesson, but most of us take it for granted, and never learn. . . . Business College DAWN PATRICIA WEINBRENNER . . . Peanut . . . Bowling Club, Homecoming and Prom Committees, Sr. Class Play, Football Manager, Basketball Manager, juniorettes . . . A true friend is a friend forever. . . . Executive Secretary l l l B BRUCE IOHN WERKHEISER . . . Vo-Tech-Auto Mechanics . . . Keep on bikin' . . . To continue racing motorcycles and work as an auto mechanic l DEBRA WERKHEISER SHEILA ELAINE WERKHEISER . . . V.l.C.A. Club and Treasurer . . . Life is what you make out of it, so make it what you would like to get out of it. . . . To own a beauty shop and teach Cosmetology KATHRYN E. WILLIAMS . . . Kathy . . . National jr and Sr. Honor Societies, Gymnas- tics Team, Girls Varsity S . . . Kindness is the passport and proven way for two to journey through a life time, each other, or a single summe day. . . . Obstetrical Nurse KENNETH IOHN WILLIAMS . . . K.W., Willie, Kenny . . . Chess Club, Mountaineer Staff . . . Today is the first day of the rest of my life. I awake as a child to see the world begin. . . . Communications or Lterature IEFFREY WILLIAM JOSEPH WILUSH . . . jeff, Willie . . . National lr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Freshman and j.V. Basketball, Varsity Golf, '76 League Golf Champ, Cho- rus, Concert Choir, Chorus Musicals, Student Council, Pioneer Staff, Homecoming Committee . . . lf you worry about tomorow and don't enjoy today, you will sud- denly realize that all you have are empty yesterdays. . . . Lawyer .1 x MW KENNETH BRIAN WINSEY daring adventure or nothing. . . . To at e o lege and make a career in travel and management an Football Life is 1 L ,1- DENISE MARIE WOOLEVER . . . National jr. Honor Society, Student Council, Moun- taineer Exchange Editor, Girls Tennis, Varsity S'Q, Co-Edito rof the Pioneer . . . If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. . . . Career in Biology VICKY LEE WOOLEVER . . . Vic . . . National jr. Honor Society, Parliamentarion of Student Council, Marching, Concert, Stage Bands, Field Hockey, Pioneer Editor, Track Statistician, Homecoming and Prom Committees, jr. and Sr. Class Plays . . . The day of darkness comes to every man, and lingers as he reaches out his hand. And he cannot know how it will end, till he finds if he has a friend. . . . Accountant or Math Teacher DIANE LEE ZABLOTSKY . . . Zabo . . . National jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, Varsity Hockey, Basketball, and Softball, Chorus, Chorus Musicals, Concert and Marching Bands, Girls Varsity S , Pioneer Staff . . . The important thing is this, to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. . . . Medical Technology 'ki'1l'1l A A k1k'1hk'Ir1l A lr1k1k1l k'A'1k'A' 'k1ldr'k'k'k 'k'ki k Other llfembers of the Class of 1976 GREGORY FOSTER Co .... To travel ' ' ' ' ' reasepamt and CHRISTINE . . . Christman Crispin Rifle G ' ROGER FAULSTICK IEFFREY S. FELLER . . . Felleur . . . lf at first you don't succeed, get a bigger ham- mer. . . . Carpenter RICHARD GARMUS . . . Rich, Rick, Garmie . . . We combat obstacles in order to get repose, and, when got, the repose is insupportable. . . . Commercial Photogra- pher CARL INGARGIOLA . . . Vo-Tech--Plumbing DEBRA LYNN KLINGEL . . . Colonel Klink . . . Vo-Tech . . . When you have some- thing you must let it go free, if it comes back it's yours forever, if it doesn't it was never yours. . . . Housewife RICHARD IASON LABAR . . . Cricket . . . What you want out of life, you'd better work hard for it. . . . To be a taxidermist CAROLYN IEAN LEAP . . . Carol . . . Live your life day by day-and be yourself. . . . Homemaker LUCINDA M. ROSSO RANDY I. SNOW . . . Snowball, Fuzz . . . To travel if 'k'k'k1lr 'ki' W I-HBIJLTY Samuel O. Wells,lll Superintendent Waver? High School E.S.S. ., Lehigh Golf We got a problem .... .1 james W. Hantjis Principal--l lth 81 I2th grade Berwick High School NYU, Bloomsburg State College Lehigh University Stamps, Antiques I'm here to tell you people. p. Dr. john T. Kupice Director of Secondary Education Stroudsburg High School Auburn University Golf, Fishing To put it bluntly . . . it , VA: c,.,,--- cu msn... Karl H. Dickl Principal--9th 84 lOth grade Paris American High School, Paris, France ESSC, Lehigh University Athletics, Travel Gosh, golly, Durn, Gee-Whiz! Z I Bruce Baustien Social Studies Football Coach Stroudsburg High School Shippensburg State College Sports Hit Em, Hit Em, Hit Em Agalflllu George Barna English-Department Head j.M. Coughlin High School ESSC. Hunter College Bloomsburg State College Theater, Books, Tennis, Hi-Fidelity How do l know! If xr 1 L David A. Adams Social Studies Stamp Club Muhlenberg Twp. High School ESSC State University of New York Collecting Lionel Trains Thank goodness it's Monday! ,YT . Q5 ..X. Ralph Avino Social Studies Football Coach, Track Coach Ski Club Lansford High School E.S.S.C. Tennis, Skiing Turkey Frederick L Beaver 3 Allentown High School Philadelphia Museum College of Art The Collection of Antiquities Please don t act like Barbarians. Don Baylor English Stroudsburg High School Mansfield State Lehigh University Bloomsburg ESSC Fishing, Painting People who are wrapped up in themselves make small packages. Lynn Breedy Physical Education Head Field Hockey Coach, Head Basketball Coach Head Softball Coach Governor Mifflin High School E C S Tennis, Golf, and Travel HL-Ordy!n ' 'i, 4 ,fi l Lore Baymor German E.S.S.C. MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Traveling, Reading, Music Auf Deutsch, Bitte! lrvington High School, N.j. Art, Swimming, Golf, Hiking Edward Burnett Enghsh School Newspaper Stroudsburg High School Muhlenberg College Bird Watching, Trout Fishing Pass up your papers, yours on the bottom as they come forward. George Bushta Business Education Students Speak Jessup High School Bloomsburg State College Tennis, Golf , Don't'give me that. . . l wasn tborn yesterday Roger Butler Music Senior Chorus, Concert Choir, Broadway Musical, junoir Class Play Wymong Seminary Wilkes College Electronics, Theatre How can you be in two places at once, when you're not anywhere at all. 1 l Charles Cole Math junior Class Advisor Bangor High School E.S.S.C. Piano, jazz Time will pass, but will you? I Ps 1 1 David COVY U , l Audio - Visual Technician 'Color Guard AdviSOf Bangor High School 4 Ryder Technical institute Get out of here! :'+ v f 5 ' 9 02: '00 4 fha 4 Francis A. Feltham Home Economics Stroudsburg High School Mansfield State College Cooking, Sewing, Crewel, Reading, Travel All four legs on the floor. Edith j. Coulter Secretary Olney High School . Sewing, Bowling, Gardening Sometimes l wonder about this place! fl ji Dee Fishler Secretary Pius X High School Reading, Bowling, Sewing You'Il have to wait he is in a conference. Theodore j. Good Head Librarian Northern High School Shippensburg State College Beading. Hiking, Piano 'Come to the front desk please! cj' wa, ' joan Flanagan Secretary Stroudsburg High School You'll have to get Mr. Q-- Hantjis's permission . . Richard Griffin ,-- lndustrial Arts if Football Coach, Track Coach State College High School Millersville State College Sports uBabyn and Outdoor Activities Azeri E Morris W. Frace Social Studies Yearbook Advisor, Rifle Team Coach Phillipsburg High School ESSC, University of Arizona, Temple University, University of Georgia, Boston University Photography, Collecting and Painting Military Miniatures My People! i l i Ralph S. Harrison Music Marching Band 84 Stage Bands Dallas High School Wilkes College Trenton State Gardening, 1088978 81 Saturday Night jazz I was under the impression that either the drum major or myself was to give the roll-off! 'rl Q' Mary E. Hall Home Economics Waverly High School Albright College - Travel Have a nice day Neddlework, Handcrafts, Herb Hillman Special Education Easton Area High School Kutztown State College Antiques, Weightlifting, Running Get in this room! Harriet R. Hantjis Business Education Bloomsburg High School Bloomsburg State College Antiques, Macrame, Music OK let's get started! 1 v ,J !1 -I Q f 'ky' ,1 5 ... .',' ' 1 1 V . I . V' ! I V4 fd , . N' 4' f 4 e-51. ,l ' - i-.,-if ,X X Charlotte Houchin Science Cheerleaders Coach, Girls' Varsity S Advisor. Ski Club Advisor, Students Speak Advisor, Mountainettes Advisor Warwick High School juniata College, ESSC Cooking, Swimming, Going to athletic events Y-E-L-l., Everybody Yell!! janetj. jancovic French French Club Bmgor Area Senior High School E Millersville State Universite Paul Valery, Montpellier, France l year Voice, French, Tennis F0rmidable! Wayne C. Hulsizer Math Athletic Director Pen Argyl High School ESSC Hunting, Football, Camping The point is. . . i l li i gytrs. Mar Karlson chool MJFSC Health Career Club St. Marys, West Virginia Chatham College Allegheny General Hospital School of Nursing lf it's worth doing, do it right: -if-Xx LJ -'WY - i, ,.-- , ,, .MJ -X - 7 R 114 ,fn Catherine M Kel ler Special Education Phoenixville Are Penn State Piano a High School Get down to work' Gabriel Kolcon Math-Department Head East Stroudsburg High School E.S.S.C. lt falls right out! Fi t-,l Lorna L. Koehler Science National Honor Society Stroudsburg High School Elmira College ESSC Fishing, Tennis, Reading, Knitting Today's agenda. . . CATS! H. Kenneth Lee Science-Department Head Senior Class Advisor Stroudsburg High School Lebanon Valley College Wesleyan University Woodworking, Model Railroading, Reading OK let's go! J The Sun never sets on Soccer! H. .1 14. M v Q' N lily i ,is ,E A i li A . . . I M-Is. i Ira M. Nagier - Social Studies -S , A New Utrecht High School I i 5 1 M A A ni ff. Syracuse University ' Y D ' Lehigh University 4- ' - ggi' . y .-4 I don't like perfume scented bills. Sheldon Morgan Driver Education G. A. R. Ball State University Good Morning People! 1 Marie Metzgar Secretary Doylestown High School lt's just like working in Grand Central Station. 1? john G. Montgomery industrial Arts-Department Head Chess Xt Checkers Kingston High School Penn State, Millersville State Stamp Collecting You can't hoot with the Owl's and cluck with the chickens. Delores j, Neal Math ESSC Bowling, Sewing Ann R. Pawloski Librarian Simon Gratz High School Business School, Sewing School, ilndustrial Specializedl X Genealogy, Study of World Religions, Cooking, Sewing ' Will this be enough information? Pleasant Valley High School g , ,. F Take out your notebooks! Ju Nevin R. Nonnemacher Math Allentown High School Lehigh University Lafayette, ESSC Whittling, Wood Crafting Here comes trouble. fl Leo j. Pollick Social Studies West Hazelton High School Bloomsburg State College Reading, Music, Dancing, Golf, Swimming, Spectator Sports What are the causes 84 results of the Civil War? i. .Q S- V fi NK ll William T. Reese Physical Education jr. Varsity Basketball Coach Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach jr. Varsity Baseball Coach East Stroudsburg. High School West Virginia Wesleyan College E.S.S.C. Mrs. j. Possinger Business Education Pioneer 84 Senior Class Financial Advisor Stroudsburg High School Bloomsburg State College Horseback Riding, Gardening, Crocheting Please move the carriage when you erase. golf, fishing, all types of sports, coins, reading Can you help me? john W. Regan Science Pocono Twsp. High School ESSC, Lehigh, juniata, Lafayette, Oxford , , G0lf, Spectator Sports Knothead john j. Powell Social Studies-Department Head Scranton Tech ESSC, University of Scranton, Rutgers, Penn State This is caviar. 'f9ii?TSSF'?if7i4liff- Eh it' 7? r- ' i fri- 'I rs. ne!! number 3? ,Q iv .4 Patricia A. Schneider Chief Advisor of Freshman Class Pleasant Valley High School Reading Crossword Puzzles Long walks l am getting angry! Q 'E T, ,. M y ,Q F do '- , Frederick E. Ross Science Football Coach Catasauqua High School Millersville State College Hunting, Fishing Show me a good loser and l'll show you a loser. William Shearer Science ,SJ H Explorer Post in Conservation 2 g ' Advisor Monroe County Youth 2492, Conservation Board 'bi 1 Foster Twp. High School Raymond R. Serfoss Guidance Counselor Chestnut Hill High School E.S.S.C. and Lehigh University i I Golf, hunting, antiques What you are saying is . . ESSC, Millersville State Penn State, University of Arizona Plant Collecting, Mineral Identification You turkeys better know this stuff: 7X4 l Marilyn H. Schoch Secretary Piano gvl You didn't read your Faculty bulletin for this week. Mahlon R. Serfass French, Spanish, German Allentown High School Temple University I ' -i4-. A Nesquehoning High School ' Allentown Business College 1 Mieux vaut tardque jamaisf' -Q Kathryn Shumaker F ren ch French Club Pocono Central Catholic ESSC l Sewing, Knitting Mettez le chewing-gum dans la corbeille a papier! Wilmont V.H. Smith ami Wi Physical Education I 'T Jessica H. Smith German German Club Miss Hall's School Mount Holyoke, Middlebury College Reading, Embroidery, Piano Cooking, Traveling Passen Sie Auf! Baseball Coach Susequenita High School E.S.S.C. Living Hm you! l don't agree with Deborah Snyder Physical Education Tennis Coach, Gymnastics Coach Donegal High School ESSC Tennis, Traveling, Soccer, Gymnastics Come on girls: in-. Mrs. joseph Sobrinski English Marywood Seminary ESSC Reading, Traveling Swimming, etc. etc. How would you like to be enrolled in the Alternative t S Sports Guitar Michael A. Steen Senior Class Play Stroudsburg High School Reading jogging lsaid a novel, not a pamphlet! L fi I I 'Ll X Wg- l . cl Susan M. Villar Spanish Spanish Club McGuffey High School Linda P. Wasser Math Bowling Club, Asst. Cheerleading Coach Bangor High School ESSC Bowling, Horseback Riding All bowling club members must attend the meeting after school! 1' Indiana University of Pennsylvania 5. Universidat de Valladolid Buenos Dias! l l William l. Stoudt Social Studies A.E. Program Football Coach, j.V. Wrestling Coach Track Coach Wilson High School New Richard E. Talbot Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent in Charge of Non-instructional Affairs Delaware Valley High School Susquehanna University Golf, Sailing, Woodworking Are all the buses late? Muhlenberg College Sports Don't all raise your hand at the same time Patricia Williams English Stroudsburg High Sch ESSC Loving Life and Livi ool H8 One of these days. . . i I I Robert R. Wert Guidance Counselor Catasauqua High School Elizabetltown College, Lehigh University Srts .PO 'Keep a happy thought! 5 , k 54 a-, 4 Alma M. Weber Secretary Stroudsburg High School Swimming, Reading Attending S.H.S. Sports What do you want now? William Weitzmann Industrial Arts Olney High School Penn State, Trento Photograghy Those avages n State ,if , Catharine G. Wolverton Business Education-Departme nt Head Stroudsburg High School Indiana State Teachers College University of Southern Californa Reading, Collecting small Antiques SPELL! Sitting: Pat Duffy, Mario Raspoli, Lyle Peterson Standing: Charles joyler, Art Volpe, Henry Andre IN MEMORY OF LORETTA SLESINSKI j..,.,pm,fLc.,..z..u.4 ?..CLuC6w-of l?7? ' aww EQ UQQ556 l HOMEROOM lOl FIRST ROW: Betsy Barney, Marcia Arbott, Caroline Austell, Jeff Anthony. SECOND ROW. Corby Armitage, Dave Barnes, Rick Bachman, Brian Akers. FIRST ROW: Judy Baringer, Chris Bartleson, Sue Becker, Bonita Bauch, Brenda Balmoos. SECOND ROW: John Bender, Janine Ball, Chuck Armitage, Sharon Berger, Barbara Balmoos Nancy Ace. Class of 1977 Craig Matlock, President Bob Makarouskas, Vice President Sue Becker, Secretary Val Lambert, Treasurer X. q I HOMEROOM IO3 FIRST ROW: Stephanie Grdce, Tom DeSchriver. SECOND ROW: Party Fisher, Bill Edinger, Dclnefre Eden, BreI'I Drozic. V1 . X V.,- il I lg 1 .L .il I ! A A' ' 'Ii I I I I Y,-,Ll I1 ' NK e,i, ' if ,V Ina' I I F I 1-if J.,- rv Fi V: I l . 1 HOMEROOM IO4 FIRST ROW: Bdrb Heberling, Bernie HUHC1, Laurie Hdlfermon, Brion Jdggdrd, Andy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Doug Hdrps, Len Grow, Eric Hulsizer, Len Houloose. FIRST ROW: Donna Heckmcln, Sfdcey Hildobronf, Gail Hdfchmon, Phyllis Jdck, Sue Heller. SECOND ROW: Rob Heller, Sfdn Hovey, Bob Hemhouser, Brion Griffin. HOMEROOM 102 FIRST ROW: John Camaerei, Kathy Canfield, Mickey Carey. SECOND ROW Linda Bush, Brenda Butz, Lisa Dawson, Lisa Brooks. FIRST ROW: Diane DeFlanco, Barb Bush, Jill Callery. SECOND ROW: Randy Careria, Kathy Cramer, Jason Dailey. HOMEROOM 103 FIRST ROW: Brian Driebe, Zac Edinger. SECOND ROW: Tim Everdean, John Domofor, Evelyn Foley, Charles DeHaven, Jeff Gage. ks. . . HOMEROOM 106 FIRST ROW: Mike Meyers, Craig Matlock Bob Makarouskas, Andy Pa ffenroth, Greg Miller, Tim Mansilield. SECOND ROW: Sabina Murphy, Debbie McDermott, Barbara Mosley, Diane Miller, Joan Manierre, Phyllis Mull. HOMEROOM T07 FIRST ROW: Alan Pansy, John Osborn, Hdnk Pyatt, Rita Poliwoda, Carol Philips. SECOND ROW: Brian Price, Laurel Price, Sheri Quick, Raymond Price, Joseph Pontozzi, Maryanne Planchock, Victor Paulus. FIRST ROW: Connie Papillon, Dru Pontius, Tina Pysher, Bob Phillips. SECOND ROW: Andy Paffenroth , Cheryl Papillon, Jenny Possinger, John Peterson, Gina O'Donnell, Brian McCormick. HOMEROOM 105 FIRST ROW: Mary Kenshaft, Theresa Kensinger, Theresa Kelly, Tom Kelly. SECOND ROW: Debbie Keiper, Kim Kleinle, Cynthia Labor, Rebecca Kaiser FIRST ROW: Linda Kohlmann, Scott Lockley, Darcy Koehler, Louise Lisicky. SECOND ROW: John Lebar, Joe Kukla, Debbie Lord, Val Kresge. ra Q fi- iy x HOMEROOM 106 FIRST ROW: Bob Ludwig, Tom Meyer, Bill McCartney, Brian McCormick, Rory McKinney, Arnold Horshack, Calvin Mansfield. SECOND ROW: Doug Nichols, Brenda Miller, Kathy Metzgar, Mary Mahoney, Antoinette Meunier, Sheri Nose, Stephani McDonnell, Marco Marsh . HOMEROOM IIO FIRST ROW: Kdren Smith, Brdd Stoddard, . Mariorie Stevenson, Bob Smith . SECOND ROW: Donnd Snyder, Brian Stone, Andrea Silock, Rondld Stone, Pam Thomds. I HOMEROOM 203 FIRST ROW: Linda Williams, Janie Widdoss, John Zloch, Frank Wary. SECOND ROW: Sherri Williams, Libby Wright, Jamie Weber, George Vlamis. THIRD ROW: Herb Young, John Valance Randy Woodling. FIRST ROW: Becky Von Broock. SECOND ROW: Quinette Walker, Melissa Turner, Marcia Walsh, Linda Wright. THIRD ROW: Joe Williams, Jeff Wright, Don Weiss. HOMEROOM 108 FIRST ROW: Sally Scheller, Meghan Shanley, Barbara Sharer. SECOND ROW: Mary Ryckman, Stephanie Siegfried, Mark Shoemaker, Bob Sobafine, Bruce Ramsey FIRST ROW: Janice Sandi, Lim Schwariz, Monica Resch . SECOND ROW: Dave Shafer, Al Sofin, Doreen Roth, Tommy Raverf, Paul Sacllon. 1- i' 'Cb ,K 'T' 9-EN Q-.-:lf S HOMEROOM ll0 FIRST ROW: Phil Siefiler, Joy Smifh, Norman Smiih, Paul Smeliz, SECOND ROW Susan Sipfroih, Sharon Tamulis, Yvonne Simons, Sfancey Sialmer, Sheryl Sfrunk, Phyllis Thompson. H -d -13 HOMEROOM 131 FIRST ROW: Sherri Adams, Robyn Bolcar, Roberia Arbochus, Rose Broadf, Jean Berger, Mary Lynne Bossard. SECOND ROW: Keith Bolcar, Dave Ace, Marvin Bogart, Todd Benfzoni, Harold Benizoni, Dave Bender. FIRST ROW: Lori Borushak, Gary Bonneau, Leslie, Ball, Lisa Berman, Eric Adelmann. SECOND ROW: Dan Brodhead, Marshall Angradi, Bradley Akers, Kim Ace, Kathy Anglemyer, Larry Briggs. illllggf, .VU Q1 -Tvvfw, Class of 1978 Gayle Williams, Secretary Beth Treible, Treasurer Jeff Wert, President Mary Jo Viglione, Vice President HOMEROOM I35 FIRST ROW: Dan Edminsrer, Mark David. SECOND ROW: Kyle Fehr, Amy Everett, Mark Dresser, Cheryl Denicker, Parker Finney. THIRD ROW: Rose Edwards, Donna Flick, Paul Dippre, Robyn Dailey, Doug Dailey. HOMEROOM 136 FIRST ROW: Lori Henning, Pafricia Gleisberg, Thomas Hiesiand, Sue Halrerman, Kevin Funk. SECOND ROW: Donna Gearharr, Lori Green, Rebecca Henry, Vikki Hamby, Lori Hochrine, John Gorse. FIRST ROW: Philip Hughes, Thomas Hopkins, Robert Gargone, Randy Goris, Thomas Harley. SECOND ROW: Julie Hochrine, Virginia Gorclon, Chrisrine Hubbell, Michelle Fremounf, Mary Gruszka, William Hankins. . , 'nl W3 url-u HOMERO OM 134 FIRST ROW: Barry Bunting, Nate Cassel, Dave Comunal, David Cypheis. SECOND ROW: Beth Dailey, Brenda Cesare, Spencer Cramer, Darlene Cramer, Sue Carden, Lori Cruse. FIRST ROW: Bill Carson, Dean Comunal, Steve Dahnert, Bill Carrescia, Dave Burkhart. SECOND ROW: Matthew Brown, Teresa Chandler, Jack Burkhart, Jonathan Burke, Marilyn Christman, Beth Buckingham, Teri Cilurso. l ,, Y, HOMEROOM 135 FIRST ROW: Pearl Sommer.-5, Janet Duffy, Jay Effross, Meg DeSchriver, Cliff Flick, Sue Ellen Duckloe, Randy Detrick. SECOND ROW: Shiela Diemand, Lori Fishler, Janice Flemming, Diane Diecidue. 5 1-1-4 ss,-. ff . ...f 5 Q50 r , I , H . we- -' ' I , 'X Jail . - -- 'r--H-C. . X11 A Q- . wa-i :Mi . p x- ng,xi,1,Cx t-gn, 5-QQ. VR gil.. I QF I 9 N Y ii :fir G ' , E? M. T : V. .V , HOMEROOM 138 FIRST ROW: George Nunn, Arne Olson, Kim Matlock, Georgeann Metropoulos, Lee Ann Mitchell, Sharon Miller, Curtis Marean. SECOND ROW: Randy McCuen Judy Magann, Vicki Neison. HOMEROOM l39 FIRST ROW: Robin Pope, Bob Salmi, Craig Powell, Jon Robbins. SECOND ROW: Jane Price, Diane Schmidt, Barb Ramsey, Lisa Pavlicek, Ann Paynter, Nancy Sambates, Lori Reisenwiiz. FIRST ROW: Karen Schenk, Nancy Papillon, Kim Reddinger, Kris Reish, Bruce Otto. SECOND ROW: Gregg Rabold, David Radford, Scott Schaller, Pam Renfroe, Dave Scerbo, Todd Ruachenberger. . A M y ,' -'L' IH: --f ig: mfs HOMEROOM I38 HOMEROOM I37 FIRST ROW: Robert Leasure, Debra Leasure, Pam Kresge, Randy Leister, Joan LaBar. SECOND ROW: Chris Lee, Dorothy LaBar, Lori Kostenbader, IIona Koczot, Annette LeBar, Tracy LClBar. FIRST ROW: Darlene Keiper, Cathy Hutta, Andrew Johns, Jackie Klingel, Rick Jones. SECOND ROW: Malinda Kresge, Vicky LaBar, Randy LaBar, Todd Lee, Diane Kunkle. IfEaf.:+M-is V - I I -1 FIRST ROW: Robin Messner, Lucinda Marsh, Kelly Martin, Susan Muth, Barbara Makalauskas, Robyn Dacey, Peggy Messer. SECOND ROW: Joan Mahoney, Lori Lyon, Clare Meunier, Anne Neifert, Jackie Neipert. .i.., IM' XE HOMEROOM 142 FIRST ROW: JeffWilliams, Andy Weingarrner, Si'anWisniewski, Kevin Williams. SECOND ROW: Tanya Warner, Charlene Wikrorchik, Jackie Werkheiser, Sue Young, Ellen Wegmann. FIRST ROW: JeffWarner, Sieve Wasser man, Paul Warnick, Dan Woolever. SECOND ROW: Judy Weiss, Charlene Yanchulis, Debra Zclcharias, Pam Wolverton. J I T I 1 1 T s HOMEROOM 140 FIRST ROW: Dawn Shupp, James Schultz, Mark Sefar, Eric Sebring . SECOND ROW: Tim Seiple, Dale Seizer, Bruce Sibum, Vicki Serfassl FIRST ROW: Sue Sheeley, Maxine Shoemaker, Cindy Slater, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Mike Schulfheis, Greg Schumacher, Jim Schroder, Shirley Shackelford. . V..,,m-I lOMEROOM l4l uglnone Sharon Sfelmer .lo Ann Tamulis. ECOND ROW Colleen Solofruk Path Walters, eg Wakefield. THIRD ROW: Susan Smith, IRST ROW: Francine Turcofte, Mary Jo li . I . I A . flarfy Swiafkowski, ScoH Spragle. 1-A v T T I T 2 i' f Fir! yr' , ...fig L,-QL, .. K ' l F 5 -:g5lfll'd'i'- ,ff L' PIANETARIUM FIRST ROW: Angela Brackney, Kelli Brands, Debbie Ader, Ronald Bitten' bender. SECOND ROW: Tim Bartholomew, Jean Brown, Wendy Berman, Cynthia Burch, Rebecca Arbochus, Troy Armitage. THIRD ROW: Kris Berger, James Bames, Sandra Babcock, Karen Ball, Michael Bunting. FIRST ROW: Ronnette Adams, Jo Ann Adelmann, Barbara Bowers, Sandy Borushak, Lisa Bonser . SECOND ROW: Patricia Bak, Joyce Bauer, Dawn Baecker, Pattiann Armitage, Selina Boyer, Catherine Armitage. THIRD ROW: Tim Berger, Nancy Beckner, Michael Andrew . Class of 1979 Lydia Rinehart, Secretary Scott Tretlneway, President Steve Olson, Treasurer Robin Wert, Vice President G14-an. if-11 VZ, . l - - V' H Sf- V HOMEROOM 233 FIRST ROW: Pete Hakzakos, Bruna Hennings, Dan Hammond, Mah' Huber, Ray Hineline. SECOND ROW: Nick Gilliland, Joanne Hill, Sue Gluck, Rosemarie Hiesland, Charles Grayoill, Scoi-r Hilliard. FIRST ROW: Kevin Hulsizer, Dan Hoehne, Judy Heffer, Sherry Hay, Joan Hineline. SECOND ROW: Mark Henning, Frank Gruzka, Randy Halstead, Debbie Heckman, Bonnie Halliday, Becky Hopkins. HOMEROOM 231 FIRST ROW: Mark DeHaven, Pete Corbett, Cynthia Burke, Troy Dailey, Shawn Davies, Bill Cook. SECOND ROW: Dan DeRosa, Bob Canden, Cheryl Cramer, Roxanne Deihl, JohnrCurry, Kathy Christian, Bob Cohen. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Cramer, Bonnie Calkins, Rhonda Dan, Robert Chura, Gary Burkhart, Jackie Burke, Dan Cook. SECOND ROW: Julie Delioati, Kathy Detrick, Carla Curran, Chris Darrah, Leon Clapper, Alan Dettelbach, Melinda Cook. ,rf rn 2, , , - ,V A DAY HOMEROOM 232 FIRST ROW: Marc Feinsilber, Sally Foster, Gillian Forth, Richard Field, Sheila Frace, Robyne Evans, Lori Everett, Jim Gearhart, SECOND ROW: Royce Fetherman, Shirley Ebert, Susan Forth, Troy Fetherman, Frank Francisco, Robert Getz, Harold Foust. HOMEROOM 235 FIRST ROW: Chuck Levergood, Kathy Matlock, Kate McKeon, Amy Luhr, Robin Marsh, Stephen Lyon, Gary Leap, Neil Masten. SECOND ROW: Jeff John, Jay Miller, Donna Lombardo, Steve McDonnell, Greg LeBar, Scott Mery, Joseph Lisicky, Elmer Leap. -.- ,A - 'X at A 3-fri -v-'2 HOMEROOM 236 FIRST ROW: Jack Quinlan, Bob Mosteller, .Han'y Pontius, Jim Quinlan, Jim Pavlishin, Rich Pierce. SECOND ROW: Laurie Quick, Laurie Overdorf, Marya Narkavich, Patti Philips, Sonia Nilsen, Anne Murray, Drena Morgan, Sandra Newman, Lynn Pfeifer. FIRST ROW: Steve Olson, Joe Pohutsky, Jim Nordmark, Philip Pope. SECOND ROW Joann Powlus, Lisa Mondell, Terry Posten, Dave Paffenroth, Meg Price, John Price, Tricia O'Connor. HOMEROOM 234 FIRST ROW: Dale Knowles, Mike Johnson, Charles Labar, Marry Labor. SECOND ROW: Dee Kirschner, Tracy Kovaleski, Sue King, Elsie Knox, Phebe JClck. THIRD ROW: Mflry Jdcques, Vflnessd Kaiser, Donna Kohl, Joanne Keiper. FIRST ROW: Ron lngargiola, Paul Kern, Marlk Kielpinski. SECOND ROW: Sherri Klingel, Vanessa Jdggers, Arlynn LCIBGr, Mdrgo Kourfesis, Lisa Kubanek. THIRD ROW: Earl Ldndheer, Keith Jones, Keiih Knechf, Julie Klingel. H ji, fi EUR eg :VII L it HOMEROOM 238 y..i : T w5' FIRST ROW: Brenda Strunk, DGnG Sutton Robin Seip, Denise Smith, Maureen Staples, Barbara Snyder. SECOND ROW: Eugene Scotchlas, Christopher Smoley, Ralph Strunk, Charles Shamp, Mike Siegfried, Steven Slutter, Lonnie Serfass , Catherine Schnodor . HOMEROOM 239 FIRST ROW: Robin Wert, Vicky VanDyne, Debbie Wright, Janice Vflnderslicef R0ndY Tumer. SECOND ROW: JeffWeber, THIRD ROW: Andy Wasilisin. FOURTH ROW Richard Vc1nAuken, Dave Weiss. FIFTH ROW Scott Tretheway, RossWright, Wayne Woodrow . FIRST ROW: Joanne Zimmerman, Michele Wright, Keith WiIIiarns, Marie ZucheIIi, Deborah WGIIace, Sandy Transue. SECOND ROW: Melanie Zwalley. THIRD ROW: Sue Turcotte. FOURTH ROW: Cay Winters, Todd Wilder. FIFTH ROW: Keith TuthiII, John Tomanio. HOMEROOM 237 FIRST ROW: Heinz Rother, Carl Schmidt, Tom Schlorholtz, Scott Reese, Maurice Rawlins, Mike Scarsella, Marty Reese. SECOND ROW: Jeff Roberts, Herman Rother, Kevin Scheffler, Vicky Repsher, Kathleen Rice, Paula Reed. Lou Romansky, Ted Raikin . FIRST ROW: Todd Schollhammer, Ed Russ, Kevin Remsnyder, Hans Schmidt, Mark Roeber, David Sandt. SECO ND ROW: Debbie Satin, Barbara Schild, Ellen Schleman, Lydia Rinehart, Stephanie Reed, Susan Rauchenberger. H li 1 f ' F, 234.gi- I F . S XX , I. FIRST ROW: Eileen Strouse, Beth Stoeckel, Mary Thompson, Marilyn Schuler, Angela Souders, Marjorie Tilwick, Holly Thompson. SECOND ROW: Loretta Slesinski, Lori Smith, Greg Smith, Alfred Strouse, Greg Shields, Russell Smeltz, Scott Straub, Jeff Stasa . EN ,Y 5- ,-,..g.,l CZK W E2 QQ X443 xl' Co-Captains-Bi!! Hochrine, Rod Baechtold X413 ,ah J, ii x rw 1 I . - 1' E , ' , - ,,... -41 43.5 'f 'iG.sf.u'.-1-gun-Q1l'anx:.1x,..s.--'Q ...4g.m:u-.q-:nh.,?:-f -lf ' f l' ' ' 'J.,.. A-' '- ',' E . , ' . - 1 .- . L ' , '. . I O N 9 w 1 - -f . gangigif, Q- -A-as aifsfegagf-5442 V ff' 531:33 ' - v ,. '.. ... .. ... ., x 5 f .Z 45, Z Football at S.H.S. in l975 brought many exciting moments to the players, coaches and fans. The Mo- unties began their season returning nine starters leaving many vacancies to be filled. After many weeks of hard practice, the Mounties earned a 7- 3-l record, led by co-captains Rod Baechtold and Bill Hochrine. This record was the third best in our high school's history. Coach Ross said that the i975 Mounties were the hardest hitting team he coached at Stroudsburg. Thanksgiving Day was a time for mixed emotions, bringing sorrow for not winning and joy for not being defeated. The Mounties were well represented on all- star teams placing three players on the All Le- ague first team selection including Mickey Stone, Tony Posten, and Mark Fetherman. The Mounties also had three players selected to the Lehigh Valley All-Star first team including Tony Posten, Rod Bae- chtold, and Mark Fetherman. 'UO fn Coaches-B. Stout, F. Ross, R. Avino, B. Baustien, R. Griffen 3.013 Q'nZ.'.'-2 V ' M L i Y ?k..A.r1.fms1.fg1i-.. f1.,:i-ietugi if A-.1.,g, af -. McNally, Super, McCuen Baechtold, Hochrine, Camaerei, Kohlmann, Stone, Lewis, Carey, Tilwick, Shafer, Gilliland, P. Harps, Fetherman, Posten, Ebert, Russ, Adams, Lee, Stoddard, JUQQSYSI Wert, Hutta, Anglemyer, Matlock, Mansfield, Shumacher, D. Harps, Lurch, Setar, Finney, Warner, Carrescia, Rauchenberger, Bunting. Scerbo, Nichols, Manzie, Armitage, Paffenroth, Langelli, Rath ltrainerl, Hiestand, Detrick, Mery, Weingartner, McCuen, Woolever, Garis, Fehr, Bailey, Curtis, Sommers. 5 D , l Ii fl 1 f 5 4 5. 1 'i Adelmann, Kopenhaver, Romano, Huber, Hippler, Zablocsky, Uberrorh, Sheller, Hochrine, Turcott, Kostenbader, Shields, Woolever, Reaser, Besecker, Wolverton, Dailey, Urban. Lisicky, Brooks, Williams, Redinger, jacks, Fleming. Coach-Lynn BreedY is K ,w .Q Qi ,Y This season the field hockey team had its most rewarding season ever. The team posted a l7-l-l record and their only loss came in the semi-finals at state competition in Ship- pensburg The team took undefeated championships in the Centennial League and in District Xl, and was the first team from Stroudsburg to advance to state competition. Many goals were attained this year and many records were broken. The team posted the best won-loss record in the state, they had the longest winning streak in the district, the most goals scored, most shut-outs and least goals scored upon in the league. Nine players from Stroudsburg were selected for the Centennial all-star team, and junior Sally Scheller took league scoring honors with 27 goals. The high point of the season came in District finals when the team beat Easton for the title by I9 seconds of penetration time. This year the team loses l7 Seniors. ln all their success, this year's team gained many honors, But the trophies they will value most are the friendships they gained and the experiences they shared. --nn l Tx QB -., AXN ..-V f..f-,,, 7.-df - ' , ' - Stroudsburg Soccer l975-Colonial's Soccer l.eague's first season. . . picked again as a contender. . . how can you make up for the loss of a three-time all-star and an all-state defender?. . . time will tell. . . work hard. . . run, run, run. . . hot, dusty, sweaty. . . no water again?. . . did they fix the field yet?. . . on the road, I-lags. . . timed intervals!. . . so what if I can't run a milel. . . co-captains Snyder and Freeman . . . season opener. . . Notre Dame, 3,2. . . close, but sweat. . iishou .-eufcy, ll-O. . . rim, ram records.faIl. . . Beep's hat trick. . . Delewme Valley, 2-l. . . when it rains, it pours. . . Saucon Valley, 2-2. . . looks like a tight race. . . Wilson Boro, 2-l. . . slip and slide but get that balll. . . Southern Lehigh, I-O. . . too close for comfort. . . Salisbury, 3-l. . . lIl'lfJf?fEflIPCl ii-U72 .... 9 alisades, O-l. . . needed that one. . . Deleware Valley, l-2. . . lights, grass, people, land. . . will cooler heads prevail?. . . Saucon Valley, I-O. . . Locks comes thru again. . . Wilson Boro, 3-0. . . Dusty's here. . . League's best D. . . Palisades, 2-7. . . What happened?. . . Salisbury, 3- 0 3X4 of a game? unheard of. . . Southern Lehigh, 2-O back normal?. . . North Warren, l-6. . . Nope. . . Notre Dame, O-3 . final game. . . most disheartening. . . O for 3 under the lights . . always a bridesmaid. . . IO-5-l best since l97l. . . Tim Snyder .unanimous choice all-star defender. . . that makes thrice. . . Scott ey--all-star midfielder. . . that makes twice. . . Tim Freeman and Beeper Gargone--2nd team all-star forwards--we graduate Tim Snyder, Tim Freeman, Scott Schreck, Willis Singer, Wes Beckner, Mark Hagerty. 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Barnes' N'C'1O'US Coach-DOUSIUS MCCIGY Coach-Edward Schreck jOSEPHS, Stone, Stass, Edinger, LEHMAN, BROWN, HAY, WILLUSH The golf team opened up the i975 fall sports schedule by winning one of the first Centennial League Championships for Stroudsburg High School. The team posted a 9-I over all record. Stroud- sburg discriminated their opponents by scoring l45 points in ll matches to only 53 points for their opponents. The team was lea by senior jeff Wilush with a 77.7 average. The team sent three members, jeff Wilush, Bob Brown, and Bill Edinger, to Districts, and Wilush later competed in the state finals. Stroudsburg won the league title by a total of 26 strokes. We graduate Bob Brown, Steve Hay, Steve joseph, Mike Lehman, and jeff Wilush. Q -1' ,Q WI. fi- 'El t. F7 S-use- ' '-., . . Schwartz, Knauf, Sheeley, Mahoney, lmbt, Woolever, Schmidt, Carden Girls Tennis at Stroudsburg is still a relatively new sport. This was only its second year. The team started out with a new coach and five returning players. Out of the five, four were se- niors, Kathy lmbt, Cindy Knauf, jenny Sheeley, and Denise Woolever. The team record is as follows. Parkland 6 Mounties Emmaus 7 ...Q Whitehall 6 lil Abington 5 f Easton 7 ' whneiwii 6 1- Coach Debbie Snyder Bangor 7 Parkland 6 Bangor 5 Andrew, Martin, DeSanto, Pontious, Brooks, Phillips, Musser, Kopenhaver, Hutta, Walsh -Q Co-captains- Huttd. KOPGVWIUVGV Co-captains-. Shanley, Babcock ,..,l Shanley, Steiner, Lantzer, Remfroe, Tamulus, Lyon, Babcock, Metropoulos Becker, Foster F75 Q Co-captains- Magann, Hamby Veison, Rhinehart, C'Connor, Magann, Fischler, Mondell, Hamby K1 Co-captains- Bolcar, Miller P Tilwick, Bonser, Hiestand, Miller, Bossard, Thompson, Mitchell, Bolcar 44 32 40 P Marquet, Barnes, Anthony, Miller, Freeman, Donato VanAuken Romano Volance Snyder, Houloose, Akers, Foster, Paffenroth, Woodrow The i975-1976 basketball season at S.H.S. can be summed up by the word surprise At the beginning of the season, many thought it would be a long yeur with only two seniors with previous varsity experience, but through hard work and determihation, S.H.S. had a very respectable team. The team ended the season with a record of l2-lO overall and were in contention for the Centennial League crown up until the final weeks. The l2-lO record included the first place finish in the Pleasant Valley tournament with two come-fronrbehind victories. Through hard work and determination, the S.H.S. basketball team had one of the most. successful seasons in the past few years. Another aspect of their success is that a team with only two seniors, co-captains Tim Freeman and Tim Snyder, should be very good in years to Come, and 34 '5 Qi Wert, Stanley, Adelmann. Powell, Bolcar, Reese, Mery,Cc1rrescia, Cassel, Bentzoni Marine, Houser SU h l ew, Alexander, roo . ggarelgswseheller, Breedv, Bush' Beseckek Zablotskv. HiPDlC C ks Lisicky, Zablotsky, Besecker, Hippie-r The girls basketball team posted a I5-5 record this year which was a great improvement over last year. This is also the first time that the girls have gone to District Competition. The team will feel a great lose next year with seven seniors graduating this year. The graduates are Diane Zablotsky, Bridget Hibpler, Teeni Bartholomew Sue Crooks, Maureen Shields, Debbie Alexander, and Venessa Besecker. Crooks, Bartholomew, Alexander, Shields l Besecker, Mahoney, Wert, Somers Hochrme Shupp, Steimer, Dailey, Fleming Urban l i 1 f 'E if I .qu , i' 1 . V f -.f 1 Co-captains- Deshri ver, Koehler , 1 1 y . 'g' Q N L -, 5 L155 -7l!'-AR El 'J 31 .,,,,- - . z E' sv'-4, 5 , in Phillips, Thompson, Duffy, Haltermann, Shanley, Eilli Williams, Arbott, Pysher, Mondell, Winters, Snyder, Paulos, Ludwig, Deshriver, Koehler, O'Connor Lehman This season was extremely successful this year with an overall record of 6-l. The only loss of the season was against Pen Argyl by a score of 83.l6 to 83.0. ln the first year of league compet- ition, the team was co-champions of the Northeastern Girls Gymnastics League. Three girls placed in Districts which gave them the opportunity to advance to regional competition, held in Lancaster. Tina Pysher, Meg DeSchriver, and Marcia Arbott all performed well at Regionals, and Marcia and Meg advanced to States held at Shippensburg State College. The co-captains for this year were Darcy Koehler and Meg DeSchriver. Of 'i Levergood. Cook. Shields, Hamond Garris Stoudt, Finney, Woolever, MCCUCH, Saffin, Shoemaker, Fehr, Halams, Garris Huber, McDonald, Cook, Hdmond, Levergood, Hennings, Hulsizer, Tomanio, Pontious, Shields, Halstead, Schmidt, Dertlebach, Scarsella, Wilder, Eilber, Hilbert Matlock Wasserman Otto Rice Stone Schreck,jones, Gaunt, Camaerei, Lewis, The Mountie wrestling team set new goals and showed many styles of wrestling this past season. They comoiled a record of 9-4-l and placed third in the League standings and in the League Tournament. Two Stroudsburg wrestlers, Al Lewis and Randy Rice, enjoyed the title of being League champions at their respective weight classes, both are seniors this year. This season was one of the most outstanding team performances seen by a Mountie wrestler. We graduate Al Lewis, Mickey Stone, Scott Schreck, Randy Rice, Mike Rath, Bill Kohlmann, john Gaunt, and Al Camaeri. Tl'l-C0PfUll'75- Kohlmann, Lewis, Rice Mannierie, Sebring, Sheeley, Possinger, Snyder Scott, lmbt, Pope, Eggert, Frace ' , ...Ai xl. Y 'N M V '.f J . 1 ll. O Q... . W I I 7 R 1 . X I5 ' 4' .f Q 'nf' 1 , Ll' -x I ga , , 5 .v'f , 'av 'rx xy, f 1' A I 1 ' -I ' ' If L Q I ' ' 'J ., is 15. 1 5 5 -' W A ,hp . .. X X 4 , ,gg f x., ,NE , x 5 ns x . ' r -U - !L -I -,wa P .. H , I Fifi ' '- ui-mx ' X... M A 5 H-Q. Q? ' 2 'X E. x A, H, ' l X 5- L V: S- -7 ' ' I . X' , f V, ' . 1 112' mf L- - A V X wx. -,f f My A 1 1 .Ju-j ' ik Q X asf' g W Q. if-f-N.,, J 4' 'Q, P ' ' 5 'f ! ,fag 2 7,7 f x ' ,M L ---'z , LI 1 il '4 'Q .11 - w fi PIONEER STAFF FRONT ROW: Pamela Frace, Cindy Fethe rman, Betsy Baumgardner, Randy Edinger, Denise Woolever. SECOND ROW: Jenny Sheeley, Nora Solotruk, Sue DeSanto, Vicki Sibum, Shawny Phillips, Tina Falisi. THRID ROW: Kathy Albert, Kim Gilbert, Carey Kopenhaver, Kathy Mullins, Erin Clark, Pat Adelmann, Jackie Warner, Cindy Huber, Maureen Shields,.. FOURTH ROW: Pat Michelin, Debbie Heeter, Chris Kielpinski, Debbie Alexander, Diane Zablotsky, Vicky Woolever, Bridget Hippler. FIFTH ROW: Steve Krawitz, Karen Parrish, Sharon Murray, Lugene Deibert, Karen Dennis, Leeanne Eggert. SIXTH ROW: Dave Super, Rod Baechtold, Mick Stone, Howie Otto. SEVENTH ROW: Tim Snyder, Jeff Wilush CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: 235 Betsy Baumgardner, Denise Woolever SENIOR SECTI ON CO EDITORS Sharon Murray Leeanne Eggerk UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Lugene Delbert FACULTY EDITOR Karen Dennls SPORTS CO-EDITORS: Vicky Woolever Jenny Sheeley LAYOUT EDITOR: Tracy Marsh I ACTIVITY EDITOR Cindy Fetlfe rman ART EDITOR: Chuck Allabaugh BUSINESS EDITOR: Sue Erickson A -QSQ' MOUNTAINEER STAFF FRONT ROW: Missy Rosen, Stephanie Siegfried, Linda Wright, Cathy Canfield, Karen Smith, Valerie Kresge. SECOND ROW: Kim Kleinle, Steve Krawitz, Sharon Murray, Chuck Aiiabough, Sue DeScmto. ref' fr ...,,,, MOUNTAINEER EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Steve Krawitz, Steve Johnson, Chris Kielpinski, Cindy Knauf. BACK ROW: Vicki Sibum, Steve Hay, Denise Woolever. U 4 , i SENIOR PLAY 1 T ,:1'p1ri.'U in , :fn ,fNfX,,. FRONT ROW: Cindy Huber, Cindy Fefherman, Craig Price, Karen Parrish, Nora Solofruk, Debbie Gleisberg, Tracy Marsh, Kim Gilbert, Anne Hines. SECOND ROW: Carey Kopen- haver, Tim Snyder, Sharon Murray, Mike Lehman, Debbie Heefer, Debbie Luhr, James Sheeley, Lora Andrew, Chuck Allabaugh. THIRD ROW: Par Adel mann, Ron Hosko, Mark Bolcar, Steve Josephs, Sfeve Krawitz, Debbie Alexander. i we guess- fu. ,, I in iv . Ji : i' 'i J' 8' Tw ' 'T' V ' :V fe 1 ,, G i ,a X, Q A az, ee. L Iii N , 1 ' i 1' i N J I 1 41 A c lf, ij Q o 5 . I km ' ia. - Q I MGM M .1 1 54 4 M r ' A - vw P, 4 lgzif, J' ' ' Y, ' '- . H 1 A , Q N M ws., '- Q ' up tj K Uivlthl M '4- ' L,:.g.4?j Sv, V i '- - 4 - . ,....w 'AS I ,gs S JUNIOR CLASS PLAY FRONT ROW: Theresa Kensinger, Cathy Canfield, Brenda Butz, Laurie Halterman, Meghan Shanley, Lisa Dawson, Darcy Koehler, Mary Ryckman. SECOND ROW: Gail Hachtman, Sue Takacs, Sharon Tamulis, Danette Eden, Sally Scheller, Caroline Austell, Valerie Kresge, Karen Smith. THIRD ROW: Linda Bush, Louise Lisicky, Paul Smeltz, Craig Matlock, Rich A 'i ' ' ' lr. Bill Edinger. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW: Randy Edinger, Jeff Ward, Bruce Henry. SECOND ROW: Deb Zacharias, Claudia Kulp, Mary Berger. THIRD ROW: Jim Gearhardt, Wayne Woodrow, Karen Ball, Phil Pope. FOURTH ROW: Miles Kirkhuff, Anne Murray, Denise Smith, Peter Moe, Jon Burke. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Simancek, Bob Ghigliotty, Kim Ace, Willie Singer, Donna Kohl. SIXTH ROW: Eric Sebring, JoAnn Tamulis, Vancy Kirkhuff, Randy Leister, John Burch, Bruce Sibum, AI Greig. WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB I FRONT ROW: Tom Schlol holtz, Tom Hiesfand. SECOND ROW: Mike Cetaur. Brad Stoddard. Tim Berger, Rich Angle meyer, Miles Kirkhuff. THIRD ROW: Andy Gilli land, Wayne Lee, Scott Scheller, Chris Smoley, Tim Mansfield, Jeff Wamer, Bob Brown, Lou Manzie, Bill Hochrine. FOURTH ROW: Mike Rath. . ' if GIRLS' VARSITY S FRONT ROW. Debbie Hankins, Denise Woolever, Cindy Knauf, Leeanne tggert, Kim Evans, Vanessa Besecker. SECOND ROW: Leslie Pope, Sharon Murray, Maureen Shields, Diane Zablotsky, Carey Kopenhaver, Pat Adelmann, Sharon Fehr. THIRD ROW: Jenny Sheeley, Beth Martin, Debbie Alexander, Bridget Hippler, Cindy Huber, Justine Bartholomew. FOURTH ROW: Mary O'DonneII, Meghan Shanley, Cindy Reaser, Sally ScheIIer, Sue Becker, FIFTH ROW: Janet Duffy, Darcy Koehler, Marcia Arbott, Linda Bush, Lisa Schwartz, Louise Lisicky, Lisa Brooks. SIXTH ROW: Shirley Shackelford, Diane Schmidt, Sue Carden, Pam Wolverton, Georgann Metropoulos. BOYS' VARSITY S FRONT ROW: Dave Super, Jeff Wilush, Ron McCuen, Bob Eyer, Steve Krawitz. SECOND ROW: Steve Hay, Brad Stoddard, Rich Angle , meyer, Brian Jaggard, C,-ogg I Price, Doug Harps. THIRD ROW: Steve Josephs, Rod Baechtold, Tim Snvder, TONY P0sten,rMcuk Fethenman Bill Hochrine, AI Camaerei, Scott Schreck, Bernie Hutta, Mike Rath, Randy Rice, Bob Brown. I Mi.cIS Stone. FOURTH ROW: CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB FRONT ROW: Lindsay Marcus, Kim Maflock, Terry Eilbers, Dave Meno. SECOND ROW: Paul Dippre. Ron Harrison, Chris Berger, Marco Marsh, Bob Cohen. THIRD ROW: Earl Leap, Mike Meyers, Joe Williams, Ken Williams. I f , -.. ... had 'L Nils- 2 5 STAMP CLUB Bob Cohen, Bruno Henning, Mark Kielpinski 'C-1 an asia, 1 LIBRARY CLUB Mary Kenschaff, Mr. Good, Mrs. Pawloski, Ken Williams. A 2' f . E ,L KX ' 1 . , lv C - ', -YQ' -ji . - V -'lla 8 f , Jr Jag- V - -' --AA . l FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Keith Jones, Sean Metzgar., I. SECOND ROW: Georgia Gilby, Lori Overdorf, Karen Schenk, C rla Curran. THIRD ROW: I Theresa Kensinger, Lori Henning, Angela Brackney, Kathy Matlock, Beth Stoeckel, Dana Sutton, Elsie Knox, Sue King. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Sheri Adams, Teri Cilurso. SECOND ROW: Ricky Jones, Marya Narkovich, I Sandy Slutter. THIRD ROW: Leslie Ball, Kelly Brands, Joyce Bauer, Vicki Repsher. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Linda Crooks, Debbie Heeter. SECOND ROW: Debbie Hankins, Chris Kielpinski, Ronette Adams, Joanne Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Kathv Albert. Janice Sandt, Debbir Wright, Herman Rother. FOURTH ROW: Missy Rosen, Pamela Frace, Scott Tretheway, Joe Lisicky Sheila Frace. STUDENTS SPEAK FRONT ROW: Janice Sandf, Mariorie Sfevenson, Mary Ryckman, Kim Kleinle. SECOND ROW: Missy Rosen, Paul Lim, Andrea Silock. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB FRONT ROW: Lori Sfoeckel, Phyllis Jack, Donna Sfoudf, Katie Berger. SECOND ROW: Laurel Price, Joanne Scotchlas, Yvonne Simons, Mrs. Karlson, R.N. V, EXPLORER POST FRONT ROW: Phil Sfeffler, Sharon Tamulis, Brefi' Drozic. SECOND ROW: Rita Paliwoda, Sue Becker, Bob Ludwig, Doug Nichols f IA I Q I , 0 ' .fx I AZ s STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE SCHOOL BOARD Debbie Hclnkins AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS: Greg Rabold, U Q E. Q. 0 cu -o 3' cn 3 N Z2 o 3' Q 3 Q. If rn 'I o co 5 fir iii' he ' :fl A. Troy Dailey. BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE: Lydia Rinehart, Mark Fetherman, Cathy Canfield. A.M. VO-TECH 1 Kathy Angelmeyer, Randy Armitage, Todd Bentzoni, Sharon Berger, Peggy Bolmer, Walter Burkhart, Barb Bush, Gary Chrvala, Robert Counterman, Jason Dailey, James Davenport, Charles DeHaven, John Domotor, Leonard Ealey, Rose Edwards, Tim Everdean, Jeff Feller, John Gorse, David Graver, Ricky Hagerman, Patrick Haqerty, Neil Hartman, Liz Heffer, Harold Henry, Lenny Hippler, Pam Hooey, Renee Jaggers, Andy Johns, Mark Kelly, Betty Kemmerer, Steve Kirk, Joyce Kohlman, Dave Knowles, Kathy Lamond, Bill Lapping, Tony Lucrezi, Cheryl Millington, Ed Miller, Lou Morton, Ken Mosteller, Jackie Neipert, Walter Ostrander, Pam Perry, Anita Posten, Bruce Ramsey, Lorri Reisenwitz, Lorri Richline, Donna Rinker, Theresa Rinker, Doreen Roth, Dan Rundle, Phil Scott, Ron Severud, Bryan Silfee, Brian Singer, Chris Smith, Randy Snyder, Ed Steinmetz, Vicki Stratford, John Tonkay, Jill Voepel, Deb Warner, Justin Weglein, Glenda Werkheiser, Sheila Werkheiser. srunenr couNclL4 FRONT ROW: Debbie Hankins, Cindy Knouf, Mick Stone, Lisa Brooks, Mary Ryckman, Maurice Rawlins, Randy McCuen. SECOND ROW: Lugene Deibert, Pat Michelin, Mindy Lantzer, Lydia Rinehart, Jenny Gilbert, Joanne Paulis, Bob Chura, Mike Lehman, Shawny Phillips. THIRD ROW: Joanne Hill, Cay Winters, Debbie Heeter, Cheryl Denicker, Wendy Berman, Joanne Adelmann, Sheila Frace, Marie Somers, Ann Paynter, Cindy Fetherman. FOURTH ROW: Valerie Kresge, Craig Nlatlock, Danette Eden, Marcia Arbott, Caroline Austell, Brenda Butz, Meghan Shanley, Robyn Wert, Mary Jacks, Karen Smith, Brenda Cesare. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Grace, Mariorie Stevenson, Robyn Bolcar, Brett Drozic, Vicky Woolever, Jeff Wilush, Lora Andrew, Valerie Stevenson, Maura Shanley, Kim Creveling, Bruce Sibum, Marge Tilwick. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Debbie Heeter, Pat Michelin, Pam Frace, Sharon Murray. SECOND ROW I Jeff Wilush, Donna Stoudt, Vicki Sibum, Karen Parrish, I I Chris Kielpinski, Ron McCuen. THIRD ROW: Steve Krawitz, Cathy Chabel, Debbie Gleisberg, Debbie Hankins, Tim Joens. FOURTH ROW: Lucinda Rosso Bridget Hippler, Diane ZabIotskYf Mick Store ,Cindy Knauff Steve Hay. FIFTH ROW: Fredrick Levine, Janelle Perkins, I Kathy Williams, Lugene Deibert, Marc Bolcar. X J GERMAN FOLKSINGERS FRONT ROW: Andrea Silock, Missy Rosen, Janice Sandt, Tom Colvin, Gail Williams, Lori Kostenbader, Kim Reddinger, Gail Brown. SECOND ROW: Jenny Sheeley, Chris Kielpinski, Debbie Heeter, Sue Heller, Alan Langelli, Steve Dahnert. THIRD ROW: Vanessa Besecker, Pamela Frace, Debbie Hankins, Karen Dennis, Louise Lisicky, Jon Robbins, Frau Baymor, Craig Powell, Marie Somers, Andy Weingartner, Keith Bolcar, Vic Paulas, Steve Wasserman DEUTSCHE KAPELLE FRONT ROW: Corinne Miller, Melissa Fetherman, Kathy Rice, Janice Vanderslice, Kim Kleinle Kathy Albert, Chris Kielpinski, Debbie Heeter, Cindy Fetherman. SECOND ROW: Jim Barnes, Ross Wright, Kevin Scheffler, Bob Mosteller, Jack Quinlan, Maurice Rawlins, Tim Bartholomew, Tim Barry, Robyn Marsh, Sue Heller, Debbie Wright. THIRD ROW: Bill Hankins, Dave Flick, Steve Dahnert, Steve Krawitz. 4-T '52 2251 4 qv -. ,Q , gk r ,U , ,H W-:T f x JN , ,,V, W I, W W rl, H3 if 'Q i Lglrllel ff 1- 'iifliz-fl ' ,' ez T21-r , 1 MOUNTAINETTES FRONT ROW: Cheryl Denicker, Debbie Safin. SECOND ROW: Kathy Derrick, Audrey Sfrohl, Wendy Berman. THIRD ROW: Vicky VanDyne, Dana Sutton, Brenda Cesare. FORTH ROW: Befh Treible. T. I. N -,je , . 1 x 'ZRHYWT' ' PEP BAND L FRONT ROW: Chris Hubbell, Cathy Chabal, Teri Cilurso, Colleen Solotruk. SECOND ROW: Lou Romansky, Kevin Scheffler, Chris Kielpinski, Debbie Heeter, Sue Becker, Lori Stoeckel, Sandy Slutter, Bruce Sibum, Corinne Miller, Melissa Fetherman.. THIRD ROW: John Bender, Kim Kleinle, Pat Michelin, Steve Krawitz, Rickv Jones, Robyn Marsh, Debbie Wright, Janice Vanderslice. FOURTH ROW: James Sheeley, Pat Fisher, Steve Dahnert, Bob Mosteller, Tim Barry, Tom Rhule, Jack Quinlan, Tim Bartholomew. FIFTH ROW: Fredrick Levine, Spencer Cramer, Cindy Fetherrnan, Sue Heller, Maurice Rawlins. SIXTH ROW: Mark Kielpinski, Sharon Murray, Jim Quinlan, John Johnson, Robin Seip. SEVENTH ROW: Danny Brodhead, Dave Flick, Bill Hankins. STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Jim I X I Quinlan. Cindy Fether I : man, Sue Heller, Sharon Murray, Vickv Woolever, Fredrick Levine . SECOND ROW: Bob Ever, John Bender, James Sheeley, THIRD ROW: Tim Bartholomew, Tom Rhule, Steve Dah nerr, Tim Barry, Steve Krawitz. Robin Pope, John Johnson. THE STROUDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING CONCERT BA ND DIRECTOR--RALPH S. HARRISON TWIRLERS FRONT ROW: Andrea Silock, Debbie Alexander, Cheryl Denicker. SECOND ROW: Karen Dennis, Terilee Mannix, Bonnie Miller, Cheryl Papillon, Donna Smith, Danette Eden, Marcie Walsh, Gail Brown, Kristen Reish, Laurel Price, Colleen Lehman. TWIRLER SENIORS Bonnie Miller, Karen Dennis, Debbie Alexander, Terilee Mannix. WORKING SILKS Bonnie Cramer, Kathy Matlock, Kelly Brands, Sheryl Strunk, Katie Berger, A+ Karen Parrish, Brenda Butz, Maura 5 f Shanley, Phyllis Thompson, Melissa Turner, Ilona Koczot, Joyce Bouer, Sonia Nielson. E 3 MAIN GUARD Theresa Kensinger, Linda Wright, Eliza- beth Heffer, Lois Van Buskirk. FLAG SENIGRS Katie Berger, Karen Parrish, Maura I Shanley. awww '5' I--1 1 ,ff '4' CHORUS FRONT ROW: Debbie Alexander, Brad Kaiser, Andy Weingartner, Robin Pope, Sharon Murray. SECOND ROW: Mary Thompson- Phyllis Thompson, Ricky Jones, Danny Brodhead, Maura Sharby, Brenda Butz, Diane Decidue. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Grace, Karen Smith, Jeff Tilwick, Jeff Wilush, Lydia Rinehart, Joan DeSanto, Sue Becker, Keith Tuthill. FOURTH ROW: Meg Wake- field, Mary Gruszka, Kris Reish, Mary Jo Viglione, Georgann Metropoulos, Gail Brown, Craig Matlock, Mindy Lantzer, Bonnie Calkins. FIFTH ROW: Beth Martin, Liz Burnett, Diane Sctmkit, Diane Zablotsky, Bridget Hippler, Tim Barry, Bill Cook, Betsy Baumgartner, Phyllis Jack.SIXTH ROW: Elsie Knox, Beth Meckes, Angela Brackney, Kathy Matlock, Kelli Brands, Kathy Detrick, Colleen Lehman, Sue Gluck, Jenni Gilbert, Patti Phillips. SEVENTH ROW: Connie Papillon, Donna Smith, Marcie Walsh, Linda Wright, Sue DeSanto, John Johnson, Beth Stoeckel, Cheryl Mackes, Steve Krawitz, Jim Sheeley. EIGHT ROW: Melissa Turner, Tracy LaBar, Vicky Asherl, Stephanie Siegfried, Teri Kensinger, Jackie Warner, Steve Hay, Carey Kopenhaver, Cindy Huber. DISTRICT CHORUS REGIONAL CHORUS Jeff Tilwick, Beth Martin, John Johnson, JON! J0l1nSOn, Jeff Tilwick Stephanie Siegfried. 1 'NW3 .4 REGIONAL BAND FRONT ROW: Chris Kielpinski, Sharon Murray. SECOND ROW: Robin Pope, Chris Forth, Steve Krawitz. Dear Mr. Harrison: We feel that behind every successful organi- zation there is a hard working, self sacrificing leader who receives more than his share of problems and nowhere near enough rewards. We recognize this and thank you for all you have done for the band and for us as individuals. Youxhave taught us so much more than just music, you have --impressed upon us the importance 3 of self discipline, pride and diligence-- qualities that will be useful to us throughout our lifetime. You have made school life more re- warding for all of us. We consider ourselves fortunate to have had you as both teacher and friend. With love, '76 Band Seniors DISTRICT BAND FRONT ROW: Pat Fisher, Sue DeSanto, Chris Hubbell, Robin Pope, Chris Kielpinski, SECOND ROW: Chris Forth, Steve Krawitz, Pat Michelin, Sharon Murray, Debbie. Heeter. P.M. VO-TECH Eric Ace, Steve Ackerman, Jim Adams, Theresa Adams, Stuart Bailey, Virginia Bell, Steve Berish, Penny Bolmer, Jon Bubel, John Burch, AI Camaerei, Kathleen Camall, Randy Caretta, Sherri Chambers, Stewart Christman, David Culber, Don Curtis, Kim Davies, Angel DeNino, Tony DiGiacomo, Paul Dippre, Norman Ebert, Ted Eilber, Diane Felker, Keith Folk, Don Fritz, Jody Funk, George Gr-llagher, Herb Graver, Charles Gussett, Brian Hodgdon, Joe Hopple, Cathy Hutta, Carl Ingargiola, John Kelly, Ted Keiper, Randy Kindrew, Debbie Klingel Jamie Kresge, Claudia Kulp, Sue Learn, Al Lewis, Paul Long, Bill McCartney, Don Messner, Bonnie Miller, Brenda Miller, D vid Mull, Glenn Pensyl, Lisa Possinger, Scott Possinger, Tom Possinger, Tyrone Posten, Steve Pouliott, Brian Price, Craig Reish, Randy Reish, Mike Roberts, Stan Romansky, Ruth Satin, Keith Sandt, Kevin Scaggs, Rosemary Schimmel, Tom Scotchlas, Dale Sebring, Bill Serfass, Sandy Serfass, Mark Simon, Bret Singer, Bruce Singer, Linda Singer, Norman Smith, Robert Smith, Denise Soehngen, Brian Sommers, Scott Spragle, Elwood Stetler, Doug Swink, Dan Umphrey, Jim Urban, Lois Van Buskirk, John Van Why, Dave Waldman, Jack Warner, Roy Warner, Bruce Werkheiser, Tom Whitmore, T mmy Whitmore, Linda Williams, Sherri Williams, Claudia Winters. .- i .4 , . - -'SSL'-.gil ,. 1,--yy Q Jn, -, -N J . , 1 ' .f -fn A L' ' n ' rf1i'3A'fi': -X 356 f.3.Q'f V : ' FAQ: 51 5 v' 45,31 M. 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Lucinda Rosso, John David QUIETEST 'CLASS FLIRTS Carey Kopenhaver, Tim CLASS ARTISTS Vicky Sibum, Chuck Ailabaugh, CLASS TRUANTS Befh Somers, Bill ,Hochrine Mosr LTKELY TO succeeo CLASS BRAINS Pamela Frace, Fred Levine Snyder q Y JfJm I ,ymsf YM m II '21 PI- -J' LJ 4,a I 3,5 A RT AWA RD: I I CharIes Paul Allabaugh BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD: Catherine Chabal ENGLISH AWARD: Steven Byron Hay FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARD: Deborah Sue Heefer HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD Mark Alfred Bonneau Cindy Lou Reaser HOME ECONOMICS AWARD: Katie Ellen Berger INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD Nyles Jay Possinger ' MATHEMATICS AWARD: Pamela Diane Frace MUSIC AWARD: James Philip Sheeley, Jr. SCIENCE AWARD: Michael Keith Stone SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD: Lucinda Mary Rosso f C. 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