Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Jefferson Hills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1970 volume:

'57 - MONTICELLO I L was Y 2- - V970 VOLUME II 9 -fglli Y NLT 'T' A'-WH. -m..,.,.x K M- W --N.. M . -..,, A, WEST JEFFERSON HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT E. West lfzabeth Jefferson Borough Pleasant Hills PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 15236 Foreword ............... U Administration and Faculty .., School Board ............ Administration High School Staff . . . Guidance, Nurse ...... Clerical Staff . Maintenance, Cafeteria .... Science .............. Mathematics .... English ....... Social Studies . . . Language ..... Library ...... In Memoriam . Special Areas . Steel Valley . . Fine Arts .... - Practical Arts . Business ..... ALMA MATER Now our high school vve are praising With our hearts so true Black and Gold our banners waving Loyal e're to you! Moulder of our lives to come, Mentor of our youth Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Thomas Jefferson TABLE OF Gym ............ Faculty Directory . . . ATHLETICS ..... Football .......... Football Assembly .... , Cross Country ..... Basketball ........ Baseball .... . Wrestling . . . . Track ..... . Golf ....... . Tennis ....... . Cheerleading .... . ACTlVlTlES ..... . Junior Class Play . . . . Homecoming ........ . Donkey Basketball ....... . StudentsFacuIty Game . . . . . Senior Class Play ...... . Sophomore Carnival . . . . 5 CONTENTS Prom ......... Student Council . . . Statesman ..... Monticello .. Key Club . . . Forensics . . . Spectrum . . . Pep Club .... J.T. s ...... V Usher's Club . . . Varsity Club ..... FTA ............... FHA ................. National Honors Society Student Librarians .... Art Club ......... Book Club ...... Spoken Word .... Coin Club ..... Chess Club .... is 1. S 'J 'ffflwf ts Mx .80 Senior Red Cross . . . .84 Language Club .... .86 FBLA ....... -87 FSA ........ -38 Projectionists . . . . . . . . -90 Stage Crew ..... ..... Acappella ........ .91 -92 em Grade choir .... Concert Band ..... Nlarching Band ..... .94 .97 Nlajorettes .......... '96 it UNDERCLASSIVIEN ... 'i04 Freshmen ........... .98 Sophomo res ....... .98 Juniors ..... .99 SENIORS ............................ .99 EPILOGUE ......................,... 100 STAFF AND ACKNOWLEDGEIVIENTS 100 101 101 102 102 103 103 105 105 106 108 109 110 112 118 124 130 174 176 QW5. - s-- as. - I m ' Q gg , pun L We enter as youth and gain new goals It is a time of new directions directions of involvement directions for finding ourselves in the world . . . and for finding the world in ourselves. Captured here is the birth of directions the story of our times. meg ADMINISTRATIQN AND FACULTY f fix i s Vigx mg3a,w l ' l ' SY' in 1 he . gk f ,L ,4 A LL W? W 5151? N-945, 'fu l 275 N , SCHOCDL BGARD Dr. Walton Forstall Glenn Langfitt Walter Brenholts Bryant Nelson President J e e C 1 nerw e i ,. - L'fA' 5 ' .iik l John Payne James F. Kemp John J. Nliller Vice-President Secretary Allan C. Sanderson Clarance Sutton Lloyd H. Fuge SCHCDGL AUTHCDRITY Walter Bowman Bruce Noordhoff John Yogan Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary 2 l 5 5 5 F . . Charles Duke Assistant Secretary Ralph Furlong Treasurer Aorviumisiimiom 9 DR. JOSEPH E. SHAF LEY Superintendent ROBERT W. CRONENWETH Administrative Assistant for Elementary Curriculum SAMUEL L. BEDOGNE Administrative Assistant for Special Projects FOSTER P. RUTTER Administrative Assistant HARRYF' KAPOUBALOS for Secondar Curriculum Administrative Assistant Y for Business Hnou scuooi STAFF James W. Roberts Raymond Kloock High School Principal Vice-Principal GUIDANCE Ruth H. Manning George Bauman Elizabeth Stimmel Director of Guidance Counselor 9 Counselor 10 and 11 Counselor 12 12 ' NURSE Mary Rhea School Nurse IN MEMORIAM CLERICAL STAFF Virginia Punliance Gloria Webb Millie Loftus Margaret Miller Office Manager and Secretary to Secretary Secretary to Secretary to Principal Vice Principals Guidance Department Superintendent dig? Norma Boor Jane Davis Carolyn Griffith Clerk High Clerk Secretary to School Office Guidance Department Administrative Assistant Kathleen Fazzoni Jean Danzey Doris Pugh Secretary to Switchboard Operator Attendance Clerk Administrative Assistant and Receptionist Ann Caputo Della Shawl Payroll Clerk Secretary to 14 Educational Supervisors Row 1: Ann Lesofsky, Mary Jane Gouker, Ann Johnson, Elizabeth Stiefooter, Olive Shipp, Theresa Burcin, Pearl Wise. Row 2: Jane Dreier, Mary Williams, Margaret Harrigan, Roxane Culley, Hazel Lawrence, Mary Withers, Margaret Trainer lManagerl, Yvonnq Tigngnelli,Sandra Lloyd, Gladys Large, Margaret Porzucek, Norine Daerr, Margaret Brain, Helen Moses lSupervisorl. CAFETERIA STAFF Mary Williams and Olive Shipp work busily to prepare lunch. is MAINTENANCE KENNETH SHELKEY 15 SCHEIXICE Kenneth Beal Lynn Stablein Throughout all man's conquests in outer space, under the sea, and here on earth, science gains in its importance. In studying basic science, as well as the higher sciences offered at T.J., we are prepared to meet the ever-growing requirements of scientific progress. W V A 5 -.R Carla labovel and Ann llower leftl wait for the explosion. 16 Mark Farrell John Rapchak Robert Similo Ralph Arrigo swaqseau-614. Q? 5 s Are these people our scientists of tomorrow? Robert Morgan Morgan Hezlep Joseph Spadafore Biology ll's Carla, Lynne, and Joanne have fun experimenting. Lawrence Dalia Betta Ronald Campbell 18 John Lindberg enjoys playing with the scales. MATH Jack lVlatyas Arno Nlartello Nancy Heisler In our highly technical environment, the demands for both precise calculations and logic are constantly increasing. The math department at T.J. helps one develop not only a head for figures, but also an analytical mind by supplying fascinating courses in various mathematic techniques. Together, these :studies furnish a substantial base for the computations which will shape many physical aspects of our future, Mrs, Heisler helps Ginny with an Algebra problem Students work diligently at shorthand in math class. It doesn't look like math class but it is. Rudy Bruggeman Dorothy Ghilani Qlwww Nlr. Solomon dreams of 3:20. Is Proc0I Harum a new subject ? , s Donna Supra John Kolenc What a rowdy looking bunch! ENGLISH Mary Shepler Jacqueline Myers The greatest need of the American, both now and in the future, is an ability to communicate with his fellow Americans. T.J.'s English department developes this talent in today's students by providing them with a comprehensive study of the world's great written works. By securing a thorough knowledge of authors, styles, and forms of literature, we are assured a knowledge of one basic skill of the communication arts. use Q-- -2 .,.f..,sX'W Left: Mrs. Hirsh stands at attention. Right: Mrs Hansen struggles with a box of staples. Shirley Hirsh Mary Lou Coles at Y H ,ef Mrs Longo helps students with their research. Virginia Shew Penny Natale Mrs. Coles flashes a smile for the camera. 5 f Beverly Hansen Carol Reidenbach Sheryl appears to be sou nd asleep over her notes. Ann Morgan Richard Miller Patricia Thunborg Not Pictured: Michael Gersna Judith Longo SOCIAL STUDIES E rnest Oskey Charles Bakewell Robert Frazier An extensive background in history, such as the competent program offered at T.J., can help today's youth build a better tomorrow. Through studying the achievements and failures of past civilizations, as well as those of today's societies, we may more easily create a world of peace and harmony in our own time and for the future. Michael Kopnski Paul and Karen study cheerfully Barbara Tussing Charles Lee Mr. Kopnski seems to be making an important point. John and Eric come back for a visit. L Wally, Bill, and Pat take it easy. Alnslee Hance Janet Bradley Donald Jones Hi to everyone from all of us! David Burdash Thomas Phillips Nicholas Mamula LANGUAGE As our world quickly grows smaller, we become more desperate for a means of communicating with neighboring lands T.J.'s language department accepts the challenge of fulfilling this need by providing courses in Russian, French, Spanish, German, and Latin. A familiarity with these languages will aid the men of today in promoting world understanding throughout the future. Florence Frazier Joseph Hayes i Not Pictured: Amta Harper Joseph Foltz Mrs. Harper seems to be camera shy. LIBRARY , a its or 1 Tom Pavlik looks for his pass under Mrs. Deweese's careful eye. 5 f Louise Deweese One of our most vital academic needs is that of an area in which we may research, investigate, escape, and yet always learn. This role is fulfilled most thoroughly by our high school library. Margaret Schaffer Two ambitious young men work on their research pa PU in giviEivi i2svvvi If one were looking for a combination qi attributes such as lambitionfldedication to teaching, compassion, and a zestqforgliving, all? in human f' rm,Q he vvouldghave had to I, olgtno farther than our n h gh sch'oolfil-glei would ,hy ve found t eng i gttle dark- haired vvlhnan amps sphere of influence included the library. HES vvouldihaveifqund them in the late lVlrs. Isabel Duronio. lVlrs. Duronio, during her short career at T.J., converted the library into not only a room for research, but also into one vvhere informal read- ing and learning co e place.fShe, was good i- brary, interestedjiin the stue dent, and because sbei ceived her Nlasters degr Library Science, knevv ho aid their searcher. Her - siasm e the library a dis- tinctive quality. This vivacity, hovvever, was not confined to her hours on the job. She active in affairs of the munity. Her membership bowling league and her dency of the Business flissional Women' Club once a reading teacher vv OPC, at ttss other taught rits at vvellfs their her fellow X The '3f. Q: SPECIAL AREAS James Seabol Bap Nlanzini Mr. Seabol conducts a peaceful speech class Through a comprehensive study of speech, reading, and driving, TJ's student obtains perhaps the most immediately practical knowledge offered anywhere. 32 Ruth Weingart SPECIAL PROJECT: ECOLOOY DAY APRIL 22, 1970 LLLp L L C O N E50 01 I bla S 0 Q 04-7 C ,L L L L K.'af4'j I 33 FINE ARTS Culture is seen not only in a society's literary and scientific accomplishments, but also in its artistic achievements. The mu sic, arts, and crafts departments instill a more meaningful cultural sens in today's students, thereby motivating an interest in a finer culture in the future. Rudy Kuchta 1 TJ art students take a field trip to Fallingwater. William Wetzel James Tucci Ida Tucci Ray Defade Above: Art students work on pottery Below Mrs Tuccl observes a chour member whose mind is not on his music PRACTICAL ARTS A steady pair of hands operates the drill. J0S9Dh Matteo Randall Gearhart The future depends not only upon intellectual progress of mankind, but also on the manual achievements throughout the world. The practical arts department, including home economics and industrial arts, provides training for those who will manufacture the materials of tomorrow. Martha Manspeaker Robert Currie Donetta and Ruth discuss their home ec project Eleanor Wilson The duties of the cleri- cal staft and businessmen of the future are mounting daily. TJ's business depart- ment provides courses in shorthand, typing, accounting, and book- keeping to prepare stu- dents for their vast im- portance in the coming business world. BUSINESS This girI's so bright she takes her tests blindfolded Patricia Yanik Evelyn Wilson sa , Sarah El'Skin6 Nangy Hoffman Everyone works hard on his accounting problems Ruth Headley G,J, Shultz The physical education department at TJ indeavors to provide a stimulating atmosphere for better learning. We must all agree that gym periods have been awakening experiences! PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN William Weir ' . -. L L' .V jgegf 5fkffif5S5iT1lKi ' :I - It tts.i gg W -.-g Z -E 5 A . . N Y .. 1 --ss-- s-s-- N .- Xa. 22915-.aa --Q f . -ft :K es- W.e3-:-:,f-.--- :- fisiv lf- ffsff 'fr-..-fwwwsfk-:I if -fs 1 ,isi ssss,i,, 1- ----fr-5. --...fa , s. g . ,gZZVgs. I gl g - .. --- .. K- . Pauline Garden X tux R Delores Cantees 40 One, two, three, four' Richard Rosensteel Kenneth Clark Howard Crawford Not Pictured: ,Yfig .Xi Z-Axdxmxbv 2135, QX gv we xx Q57 fmxtu lf. ' Vg E A Il K av, E YN- 9 W f Q ' 4' X I W sl ss! RALPH ARRIGO ROBERT FRAZIER California State College, B.S. Ed.: Phy cal Science 93 Football Lina Coach, Sponsor of California State College, B.S., Columbia University, M. Varsit Club KX Y 657, X . vw X I , --- L ,Q AULINE GARDEN :gf N EA:-A -'-S S:-vi-.. .BAKEWELL . X' I' J sr Rn it s 1 fs. ,e. ., 1 'e ,H in xx tate College B M, World History 9 ment 12 'ppery C ege I vm ea 1 M.A.: Algebra c f s -wr' , s Ed.: ittsburgh, lI iv ity of Tenness , ., Du ue niversit M. Orme t -gi- fu 4 uquesne QNQX A 9 0 .K Q V r nomatry, ,V New 0 fo .y KENNET hi 1, 1 x St t State Unive ' y, B.S.: Woodsho , Metal r-,, 2 V MIC AEL C. GERS JANET . 1 V Q .Q C ifornia State Co - - .Ed.3 Englis l,ll: Chess onsor Cal f llege B. u esne Unlvers , University of Pittsb h' World res I QX History 9. ' DY S.BRUG ' LR' Y ' . 1 ii J X 1 F G Q' ' , L ', f N NX 1 I ee , K A, L K Q yxmiih' College, B. X d.g Physuglll, Nucle Science 1 ' Sponsor of A.V. K F ' If is ' ' . . A WT. , N , V - ' Thiel College P University of Pi Analysis: Sponsor of Senior Class, Ma ., Duquesne COLES R CRAWFORD LAWRENCE A. DALLA BETTA University B A ' RAZIER College, B.A.: French 4? 42 - Ed.: Calculus, College Algebr ' - ity M.A.' Latin EEHCQQ. io ,6 E wx!-listo Q, vs Health G9 Collage Univer rgh M Ed English ll State College, B.S.- Boys' Physical Education, U.S. History Il. College, B.S. Ed.: Physical Science 9. ra Math ff? - - SLEE HANCE W. and Smken Manhattanville College, B.A.: ia University, M.A.g f : ment Coordinator. BE VE Fl LY N 4 N HANSEN 'X University of Minnesota, B.A.g English ll. , XXX'-e California State f 9 B.S. Ed.: n 'Q lellon University , .' m can ? MORGAN B California State A P Chemls Geometry nsok of Nitioyl onor of New Hampshire N- emistry, F.S.A. RW vs 5 SHIRLEY S. University B.A.: English Ill, Honors English Ill. NANCY Grove Sponsor MICHAEL J. KOPNSKI West Virginia University Merchandising Vice Principal. u.s. History llg 'U inf' ev Q9 ?' s Z5 Dix M Iii V 9 5 Q, hvunihx H E w RUDY M. KUCHTA Edinboro State College, B.S., Pennsylvania f Pittsburgh. B.S., General Business 10, Business Mathematics if.. -. M. Ed., Crafts I Art-P Present, Advisor of Statesman St Vincent Colle , University of f XX AHLES J. LEE x California State C ':' B.S. Ed.: s 10. l ,. 3-Q X 1 l un NGO ' . - y of Pit . urgh B.A.: Director. English IV. W ff fb Northwestern B.S.Ed.: Engl +l1T'CFaRi s... RUT H. MAN I U ' ersity ot P' burgh, B.A.. M.Ed.2 MA my - SPEAKER Q Q ' SOLOMON M A 8 s me Umvermv Unlverigyi Fixx: State College, B.S.. University: Geometry, Math Su ey 12 Home Economics L' T 9 ' - ration 10,1l,12, Sr. Foods H.A. Sponsor. l, B.S., Western Reserve University, M.S., California State X D ' N - ' AS A. MAM A uquesne Univers' , B.S.: Modern l ' R W. ' MANZINI College, B.S., California State College, B.S.: Driver Education, Driver Football Coach , W ... Band Direct , . . usic Geometry N Majorettes. MILLER JR. A.B. English: English 9: ' Cross Sp . of Pennsylvania, B.S.: Engli , Honors English ll. RUTH WEINGART Cornell University, B.A Pittsburgh M.Ed.' Reading, Speech 9, HJ. ERNESTW. . College, B.S.Ed., Carnegie-Mellon University, NLA. History: A.P. whsook Club Sponsor California American ll, American History ll, European History 12. YI H IPS lgg WElR,JR. A D X' t I jf, 'gh' BAA: spanish ' . uage Club. uniy, y of Pittsburgh, B. - Physical Ed., Athletic n . - .iw- .19 me ' ETZEL 'I . ' . AN . . . . 4 i xix - ate College .S. Pennsylvania St niversity M 1' ' I ll Ill lv .V 5132732139 : '?g:'v2lfi'ivLg:x Qiilmzimsggdahoma' M Phvswa' Sm 6 '- lub spun ,Mdmacena Advisor. ' ' ' , l a a , Q ff- , E Fl. 5 SON 4 h A h A - V i l d Millersville B.S. v sity of Pittsburgh: nglish 9 and l 5 ' 'fi 'on Umve's't ' Umvavxp 't ' 'M'Ed ' n n9 'A W Swnsqx of F.T. 'ffl I ' I I lQx 5 N' E . ARY 'V' Univleegaftqcf Pen sylv A QS.EcI., Pen nie State Universit iversity niversi-WA P ttsburgh B.S.: Head Nu K ot. urghp Typewriting l, Automation, Perso yping. ICHA v SENSTEEL ' ' ' ' YANIK A ip Rock College B,S.: Boys: Physical L - : ' . Education, Basketball T, niversity of Pennsyl nie, B.S. .5 P: l Business, Typing I, A ec Football Coach. ' ' ti Cheerleaders' Spon q ,.., 'X R . f I l I, J E43 A' '- Q' 'Q , L IQ 25111195 7 ,M Z3 fv -iff ,J wil l v ' 0 6 A I I l I N 4.3 1 P M. Qi ' T -J ' X P qv , ' x ' 1 . ' ff 'f MQ, s, 11,1 QF 1 1. 7? . ci Irfan 1 Y. f V K 5 VY - -f 121'-. 'sir x-x W miie XX X X S X X X gy? Waf- .-.. . A-5 What makes a great football team? Many will say outstanding players, others will say it is one which takes ad- n . vanta e of the breaks. But as ofte ns the Q it The sf. ,eg gs:- . X I, . W K V R LETS STAY it l The Reco?'di? N55 Laurel Q ew' Row 1.' Bob Good, Ron Stoops, Lou Cecconi, George Lee, Jim Reynolds, Brian Hebert, Tom LaFrankie, Bert Bartko, Ray Wolfe. Row 2: Dan Capanna, John Macurak, Lou Malacki, Jim McClanahan, Don Licht, Terry Ackman, Chip Lanks, Ken Golden, Tim Stack, Paul Hravnak. Row3: Alex Dziamniski, Mark Fallert, Gary Reed, Tom Pavlik, Sam Orr, Don Johnson, Elmer Swaney, Ken Langfitt, David Lacoma. Row 4: Tom Yaksick,Tom Bailey, John Laverick, Gary Aldridge, Bob Gallardini, Bill Weber, Len Kushner, John Yogan, Bill Jacobs, Rich Pazinski. Row 5: Glenn Fiore, Doug Steltzer. JAGUARS CONTINUE DOIVIINANCE IN TI-IE BIG TEN Jaguar Managers- Ifronti-Kevin Finley, George Frola, IBackT- Denny Oskin, Terry Logue. Coaches-Jim Currie, John Rap- chak, Jim Hoffman, Head Coach Bap Manzini, Ralph Arrigo, and Tim Lee. 1525 11 I! g . if 5' :Q Y' 'as 5 Q Ski-1 , 21+ ' f'.i -xi! . '95 ,ffl f Q ' N If n I nf' Q9 lv J -fi . Q P 9, A Qui, X. s .uv wif! f I Cffli Le.- fi Q Q Wx, x.. ,. . ..., . X, . X ' 1 xr if 48. E N1 . xx rw 3.ss?r-Ir.,-1 -:L - , , xl 2-A sr 'NN ' ff ' gp? jY , K K- T N ,wx A , .QQ Wuxi his x x K .,a.. -Q X - ,-Nm, K' Was. X . xx - . : .A 46 g.-xy p'Qv'X?g4,g1gl,, , 1 -A x EEK xx Q K A 'Nw , shits Qmiwwg V x af 8 ax' Q A 'i A I Ww5 5 2 S sg: 1 -vt X X 1. 1, :fi-f'.z , ,:A':f:t'2,::5 -L ,.,... , .,, f:.yf,-.rr-:.':.-r, yrs: fflifyfgrzz -xx? ft:f,:?:: .M 11532:-'I -rfiz?- .I::..::: :::r mrfffff: 1 f1 ??f1r:z::ff -4,, Q. --.. , ' - P - 3--Q-I' -.JL -1 -!iI!:ff,v?5::wC' vp... . ,gg....:g-,..,5 fn. '-fn. X g::5?555:::5 . 'flu in . -- ,.::p..f L L - u I ..::,-jf, ,, ,, i+?'7' .:.. f 'ruin .2311 Q. L '..?'m.f f -...H-s.. CROSS COUNTRY PAIRS WELL IN TOUGH WRIAL Above: Here comes Skeeter! Right: Walt Cook leads the way with Bonasorte not far behind. Varsity Squad Row 1: Walt Cook Ico-captl, Tom Kossum lco-captl. Row 2: Dave Gindlesberger Chris Takagi, Bob DeNale, John Verna, Letch Hudgins. Row 3: Chuck Moskowitz, Steve Hopkins John Warnack. Absent from picture: Gary King, Cross-Country Record Losses 4 - 6 Elizabeth-Forward Wins Gateway Peters Township Churchill Area Fox Chapel Brentwood Laurel Highlands Canevin Clairton Upper St. Clair Under lVlr. Weir, our Jaguar Cross- Country team finished with a 4-6 record. But as sometimes is the case, this does not tell the true story for matches against Brentwood and Churchill were lost by one point. Co- captains Walt Cook and Tom Kossum were season standouts along with Seniors King and Takagi, Junior Mark Bonasorte, and Sophomore Larry Hager. Walt managed the fastest home course time of the season with a time of 13:06. Winning their last four matches in a row indicated the team's surging improvement toward season's end. Losing 11 seniors, the squad will rely on an 8-2 JV squad to continue past successes. Above and left: John War- nack, Chris Takagi, and Larry Hager keep pushing. Q x , 1 E El 'f it ii C ' A- a ffl!!-.5-Af 1 ' Lou Cecconi Tom LaFrankie Dave Lockard Guard Guard Competing for the first year in Section 11-A, our varsity basketball squad compiled six victories and sixteen losses with a 1-9 section slate. Being one of the toughest in the WPIAL, Section 11 provided top-rate opponents for our Jaguar team. Dominated under the boards by these teams, Thomas Jefferson, nonetheless, gave 100'k. Leading the Jaguars in scoring this year was Sheldon Slepecki with 254 points and a 12.1 average. Junior Tom Pavlik was not far behind with 218 points scored, followed by Dave Lockard's 9.3 average and 203 points. Five seniors will depart but experienced underclass- men, both juniors as well as sophomores, will be back next year to try to further the squad's improvement. Bob Lutes Center Forward as-70 Reconn South Park Upper St. Clair West Mifflin South Clairton East Allegheny Taylor Allderdice Southmoreland South Allegheny Canevin Elizabeth Forward Mt. Lebanon Brentwood Bethel Park Baldwin ' Keystone Oaks Albert Gallatin Mt. Lebanon Brentwood Bethel Park Baldwin Keystone Oaks Sheldon Slepecki Forward 56 FIRST YEAR FOR TI-IOIVIAS JEFFERSON IN SECTION II - A so ' I I S Varsity. Row 1: Dave Lockard, Lou Cecconi, Sheldon Slepecki, Tom La-Frankie, Bob Lutes. Row 2: Rick Egeland, Fred Dudderar, Dave Buches, Tom Pavlik, Scott Livingston. Above: Time out strategy. JV Squad. Row 1: Fred Dudderar, John Laverick, Mike Hiscar, Bill Hines, Tom Unitas. Below: What form! Row 2: Coach Kolenc, Steve Koontz, Jim Sweeney, Mark Fallert, Norm Jerome, Jeff Steltzer, Dave Michael, Terry Logue. in . Q .Q 4.k?. T2 Q AL-l QQ Lb x QQ-N ,. - kk K K All eyes 5-Lf :brings the ' L 9 fx. , , f BASEBALL FINISHES .500 IN 1 SEC. n 1 Row 1: Chris Connelly imgr.l, Jim Angotti, Dan Flynn, Allan Potts, Russell Ashman, Dan Kuchta, Jim Griffiths, Ken Carrol. Row 2: Coach Bakewell, Ken Golden, Jim McClane- han, Ron Mesing, Tim Stack, Rick lrwin, Sheldon Slepecki, Ken Langfitt, Scott Livingtone lmgr.l. Row 3: Dennis Sawchak, John Nlacurak, Bill Kosar, Tom LaFrankie, John Verna, Jack Schuster. OPP TJ OPP TJ Baldwin 7 4 Bethel 8 7 Bethel 8 1 Upper St. Clair 0 3 Upper St. Clair 5 6 Baldwin 1 8 Mr. Lebanon 3 1 Mt. Lebanon 2 1 South Park 1 3 Keystone Oaks 5 4 South Park 5 6 Chartiers Valley 2 1 Keystone Oaks 2 10 Chartiers Valley 2 3 Right: The Jaguars leave the field. Be- low: Tom Angotti winds up to deliver :hile Alan Potts braces for e possible it. WRESTLING RECORD TJ Wilkensburg 27 Laurel Highlands 20 Bethel Park 40 Charleroi 38 Elizabeth Forward 19 Richland 20 -- Baldwin 31 West Mifflin North 29 5 6 Gateway 19 g West Allegheny 20 Mclieesport 15 Belle Vernon 38 Munhail 39 Upper St. Clair 12 SE NIORS: Row 1: Dave Gindlesberger, Chris Takagl, Jim Foster, John Stivala. Row 2: Bob Good, Wayne Jones, Paul Hravnak, Kun Spartz, George Lee. WRESTLERS ACHIEVE 7 - 7 MARK IN i969-70 OPP 18 33 15 21 28 28 23 19 34 35 35 15 17 35 Row 1: Bob Devine, Dean Genge, Bill Earls, Chris Takagi, Jim Foster, John Stivala, Dave Gindlesberger, Kurt Spartz, Bob Good, Wayne Jones, Paul Hravnak, Pete Taucher, George Lee. Row 2: Joe Gurecka, Mark Elias, Randy Tetzlaff, Chuck Sharbo, Edward Cranisky, Bob Sheppard, Bob Workman, Jim Mesing, Tom Tindall, Jim Pigmon, John Neff, Sam Orr, Jim Gibson, Tom Ambrosia. Row 3: Mike Lentz, Bob Drum, Larry Jenks, John Bock, Scott Taylor, Tim Hyland, Larry Stoops, Dennis Haines, Ed Budday, Coach Crawford. 331 1.5 K, af' xx K ......-w-M it ,Num FEQ, 20 Q -Sk Ni X N . .. ...-Q64 , K xi yr . . nys V K Nl SX x ' -- is it : -1 LL.L, X X S1 K x Clock wise UD them m xready posmorgf Xm.L - Q N! 1 SX end SS E f' .2 1 1 xr .LN Y x . ng . Rf 5' . 1: .W i ' tg . -, ,, ,.f: , xx Q ' 3.5343 A J X A A own, and lifts ,X L' V Q ... ' 1 'xv A wins, Pete is 1 , 5 X f. ' from referee's ,Y U Track at Thomas Jefferson in 68-69 envolved into a t0p-rate sport. With a 9 win 1 loss slate the team indicated its fine performances. The Big 10 Championship victory was another high- point of the season. Individual accomplishments were many in both the running and field events. Gary King captured thh 2 mile record with a time of 10:1.06 while Chuck Mozingo's time of 2:02 was the best ever in the 880. Both the mile and half mile relay teams clocked record times. John Yogan, Len Kushner, Mark Washabaugh, and Bert Bartko managed a 1:32.05 in the half and a 3:34 flat in the mile was turned in by Tom Kossum, Tom Bailey, Tom Fleet, and Chuck Mozingo. Tom Pavlik and Brian Hebert hold two records each in the field events. The pole vault of 12'8 and high jump of 6' for Brian capped a successful year. Only a sophomore, Tom Pavlik heaved the shot and discus for record distances of 52'4 and 135' respectively. Team records included most season wins, 95 most points in a Big 10 meet, 11725 most points in one meet, 1395 and the most times scoring 100 or more points, 9 times. Out of 37 lettermen, 31 will be returning for the 69-70 season. With this in mind, a bright future seems evident for Jaguar track. Wins Monessen Mon City Charleroi South Hills Catholic Belle Vernon Brownsville Elizabeth-Forward Mon Valley Catholic Clairton 125 99 121 79 139 127 128 125 98 First in Big 10 Track Meet Loss Upper St. Clair 76 - 69 JAGUAR TRACK TEAM Mark Washabaugh and John Yogan finish strong Walt Cook with teammate Chuck Moskowitz in the mile run. 62 Row 1: Dave Lacoma, Mark Washabaugh. Row 2: Gary King, Walt Cook, Russ Acheson, Brian Hebert, Don Licht, Lou Malacki, Tom Fisher, Tom Fleet, Ken Brennfleck, Phil Bogdan, Dave Amrheim, Jim Reynolds, Bert Bartko. Row 3: Jeff Noble, Sam Orr, Gary Carden, Brad Grey, John Pleunik, Fred George, John Neel, Bob DeNale, Tom Pavlik, Les Taylor, Kevin Finley lHead Managerl. Row 4: Tom Kossum, Paul Morris, Tom Yaksick, Gary Aldridge, Joe Curlee, Chuck Mozingo, Gary Reed, John Yogan, Steve Hopkins, Bob Morris. Row 5: Bob Watazychyn, Rich Pazinsky, Joe Carson, Tom Bailey, Len Kushner, Rick Egeland, Dave Colonie, Dan Cundra, Chuck Moskowitz. COMPLETES WINNING SEASON Far left: Tom Pavlik about to heave the discus. Left: Smooth lets it fly. Tap: Tom Bailey finds his second wind. Q at ya: r K' D Q I ll xx M Xxl N X I www Q n. -v , X v ,vg,qv,tC Q SECTICDN FIVE PROVES ROUGH FOR TJ GOJZERS The 1969 Varsity Golf sea- son was not a winning one as only two victories were met. Playing in tough Section 5 un- der new coach lVlr. Sarkett, the squad managed its wins over Brentwood and Chartiers Valley while losing to such teams as Baldwin and Nlt. Lebanon. The team will lose seniors Dennis Steiger, a four year lettermanp Bob IVlcDon- ald, Dave Lockardp and Steve Ross. Dennis managed to ad- vance to the semi-finals in the regionals, capping a successful year. Craig lVlcDonald and Lee Loftus will be back next near to shoulder, hopefully, a bet- ter season. Coach Sarkett, Mike Whitman, Dave Lockard, Dennis Steiger. Lee Loftus, Steve Ross, Bob McDonald, Craig McDonald. 1 ,nfs R Ron Braun, Steve Ross, Bill Lipowcan, Steve Ruth, Doug McFarland, Bill Hubbell. TJ TENNIS COIVIPIETES SEASON Four year letterman Bill Hubbell. VVITI-I 4-6 RECORD TENNIS RECORD - 1969 TJ OPP 4 West Mifflin North 1 5 lVlonessen 0 0 Peters Township 5 2 Clairton 3 1 California 4 3 West Mifflin North 2 5 lVlonessen O 1 Peters Township 4 2 Clairton 3 2 California 3 Thomas Jefferson's young varsity tennis squad posted a 4-6 record in 1969. Led by Bill Hubbell, in his fourth year of varsity tennis, the team was also comprised of two freshmen, Ron Braun at number 2 sin- gles and Bill Lipowcan at number 3. Steve Ross and Steve Ruth also came on to help during the season. Con- sidering the youth in the squad, the team did a 'good job. The future should re- veal a much improved and matured team. 65 Row 1 lleft to rightl: Barb Breisinger, Marcy Davis, Cindy Ellrod, Eileen Gur- ecka, Bow 2: Ann Shalley, Joyce Schade- man, Becky Marsh, Shelley Gabauer, Barb Lodge, Linda Wright. ew. :sw US GREATEST SPCDRTS BGCDSTERS Blix H 1 ' -e UQ Q iw 66 Top: Who does Ann dislike most - the Mustangs or the camera man. Left: Shelley keeps cheering, even during the big play. Above: Wait a minute. Who's who? I' QUR OWN CHEERLEADERS! Row 1 lleft to rightl: Nancy Wright, Carol Nlancuso, Janet Noordhoff, Sue Tinder. Row 2: Rox- anne Chock, Kris Anderson, Peggy Breen, Janice Nleek. VW Thomas Jefferson's cheer- leaders, once again, played signifi- cant roles in the Jaguar athletic scene. ln planning and performing skits at pep rallies, making signs, and cheering for our teams in action, the girls certainly can be considered as active backers. They were the voice of the 12th man, sharing in every triumph and de- feat. Captained by Barb Breisinger with co-captain Ann Shalley, our cheerleaders were under the cap- able guidance of lVliss Erskine. Two weeks in the summer and countless hours after school were not easy, but in the long run they proved a credit to themselves, to our athletics, and to the school as a whole. - l l behind the team. is Q2 Belowleft: Give me a Jay - y - y - y - y' Be w Cheerleaders Linda and Cindy are 100 per cent - STuderx+ v 9 7, 3 .. S STO Q xl M gg-A. c -ua I X , S a N xx X x k Yi. xdxgsx Jff' ,K Sy C l WQL , ACUVWES 1-- --13' x H+? - r 4' Q b , M' '!,ffT' 9Q if , .v' 1 4 fi' pg .Q ., ' :,kj'Q:g. in rx, -L Rh' - x tm' x A ,.i., ' , Q 'L 9?l ' A.hx K A in K ,iiiiln W 'R , rm X ' 1 il 1, x' W X wi' 'H R. R xi., x x ev- . i 1 -J +R: Rf? .'WN'Q fx X x rrwk, W. ,, .,.. ii A ,Mm ,,,..f' lkyf.. M,-V J,g,...W' -N4 4 The girls at the convent make a horrible discovery. i W ' as . ' , if . 1 x Male Cast: Row 1: Bill Stotesbery, Jim Backstrom, Steve Ross. Row 2: Chris Connelly, Jeff Tuomi, Phil Spartis. Row 3: Mark Morrison, George Soles, Ed Schmidt. Female Cast: Row 1: Sally Withers, Terry Gervvig, Donna Smith, Suzie Benack, Mary Veres. Row 2: Marlene George, Jane Dickason, Karen Prus, Ann Shalley. Row 3: Barb Hintz, Cathie Weightman, Geri Drnach, Carla Anderson, Sheryl Korposh. Committee Chairman: Row 1: Debbie Nolan, Jan Econovich, Lynn Conklin, Marcv Mc- Cartney, Linda Wright, Karen Goltz, Gail Bankerd. Row 2: Ed Schmalenberger, Don Mancuso, Tom Simpkins, Richard Fritz, Mary Headley, Chris Hinsman. me i Xw Q f K i JUNIQR CLASS PRESENTS MURDER TAKES Tl-lE VEILU ,' Directors: Tom Simpkins, Debbie Nolan, Miss Frola, and Mr. Morgan. Behind the The ability of a play to create an emotion in an audience is truly a sign of excellence, and is just one of the outstanding characteristics for which Margaret Ann Hubbard's play, Murder Takes the Veil , will be long remembered. Pre- sented by the class of 1970, this play has the distinction of having fully mesmerized its capa- city audiences with the first mystery play in Thomas Jefferson's history. Miss Frola and Mr. Morgan, with the assistance of student directors Debbie Nolan and Tom Simpkins, dedicated themselves to the efforts of this production, which culminated in two brilliant performances given on November 22 and 23. The leads, Geri Drnach, Bill Stotesbery, and Carla Anderson, as well as the entire Cast, devoted themselves to weeks of work which provided for a fine rendition of Murder Takes the Veil. Scenes. W - l ,. M A .t.,. 1. s 'A T , The queen and her court: lleft to rightl Eileen Gurecka, Aritha Lewis, Joyce Shademan, Barb Hintz, Sheryl Korposh, Barb Breisinger, Kathy Monohan. HOMECCDMING Under the bright lights of the Thomas Jefferson football stadium, the 1969 homecoming court walked across the field while the band played Can't Take lVly Eyes Off of You. Escorted by Key Club members, Aritha Lewis, Joyce Schademan, Barb Hintz, Sheryl Korposh, Barb Brei- singer, Kathy Nlonohan, and our queen, Eileen Gurecka were bright- eyed and anxiously awaited the fate- ful announcing of the queen. Eileen's name echoed throughout the stadium and loud clapping and cheers rippled through the audience. Once again Thomas Jefferson was honored with a successful homecoming and a beauti- ful queen. Wayne, this is no time for jokes! I 5 a Qg if . f S 1 S 'F ' Q X Q V' xg x a s RI R li s A ekfs Q9 k a H , I X X Us 5 AX 6 , ti 5 Qs ' S' A - r 1 it y.:X,i -.,- 1 l 91 SX iw . ,. - , X - ,f X. Q . L fi I W 5' 1 .X Q ii Ns ' 4 n ' s X N - , mf Q fi I v ,, i ,. . Q fa Q L 5' N 5,52 i A N5 9 E1 lift: 4' 1 ' fuk xg' ,K -..H . V 3' .Al. A Q .K y, x X - 1 5 n X' X ri V K .wx thi ,w ,. ew a I v ,. . QSM . ' S 'S ., 5 M. k -AH nfs- Q X . I 5. ln ik i . Wi? 155 s. fi.. Wg' 333 A 1 1 s QWE f 2 2 rv Q , 5 ig vw- f I' 6 nifn SENIOR CLASS PRESENITS .- ..,. .- M- J s tire, , s. ss ., ,,.., -..at .m,,,:,, ,.,,:,s-swsff.. 9. C M, ..,. NMS Lkkk :ww Q, ,uw N: ssxax weee ., S, --as ... .,....,....... ,.-,.. - , - - Kxx. ., ..xxx.. ww-M,-v K 1 - f ie ,- E U, l Directors Barb LeDonne, Mrs. Morgan, Leads, Jim Backstrom, Sue Shuback, Bill Committee Chairmen: Row 1: Len Milas. and Tom Snmpkms, were always around Stotesbery, and Bob Good clowning Row 2: Lynne Meadows, Ed Schmalen- when needed around. berger. Raw 3: Gail Bankerd, Leslie Laughlin, Barb Hintz. Row 4: Carla Anderson, Kathy Leech, Mary Headley. fr i L B 1 F ' , . 'ff 1' 3 ' ' -'qw 1 -gf - ----'- --- W--w,...,., i ,,..., S Row 1: Judi Weaver, Ann Shalley, Sheryl Korposh, Karen Kueser. Row 2: Tom LaFrankie, Lex Dziamniski, Linda Lewis, Barb Breisinger, Anna Marye Stickles. Row 3: Tim Stack, Ron Stoops, Chip Lanks, Chris Connelly, Sue Tussing, Sue Shuback. Row 4: Don Mancuso, Paul Miller, Tim Lewis, Craig Hustwit, Steve Hopkins, Karen Prus. Row 5: Mark Morrison, Geof Noble, Bill Stotesbery, George Soles, Bob Good, Jim Backstrom, Phil Spartis. VV TXESS FOR THE PRCS Nlarch 13 and 14 were the dates for a unique presenta- tion staged by the Class of 1970. The play was entitled Witness for the Prosecution and was the first of its type to be attempted ever at T.J. Bill Stotesbery, Sue Ann Shuback, Bob Good, and Jim Backstrom played the lead characters effectively in this English court drama. The bizarre finale to this play gave the capacity crowds more than its money's worth. The Senior Class should be congratulated for its whole-hearted effort and a special thanks to our directors, lVlrs. Nlorgan, Barb LeDonne and Tom Simpkins. CLASS QF 1971 PRESENTS THEIR SQPHQMQRE CARNIVAL- Above: Doris, Thea, Beth, Ann, and Rose Nlarie cIown around. Left: Kim and Joni spend their money. Below: Mary, Barb, and Jay Anne wait for customers. The annual Sophomore Carnival was held by the Class of '71 in April, 1969. Class members worked during the previous even- ing to set up stands and make posters and signs. Once again, the gym was filled with pizza, games, balloons, and excitement. A dance was held following the carnival- with music by the Soul Sound- and the entire event turned out to be a great success. KWWW 7, Xi? seems MIDINHGHT CN THE 11- 1. Q . gi' .1-xg f , bLL. E fi S AEGEAN' The Grecian atmosphere and the beautiful music of Joan Lippert accompanied by Dick Bertini and his orchestra highlighted a great night for the Juniors and Seniors. This was Midnight on the Aegean , a night to remember. The Gre- cian atmosphere was intensified by pillars and ser- vers in tunics with headdresses of fig leaves. After leaving this Grecian splendour, the couples boarded buses and traveled to the Holi- day House. The couples were served a delicious meal and were entertained by the Liberty Brass. The weary couples then returned to school with happy memories of their lVlidnight on the Aegean. 'K E, . li -. fa What's under your coat, Paul? g 1 l'Il take one if they're free. Q p me Lxkk K A Happy group sits one out. -QWQ1' What's that you're drinking Eddy? Dapper Plapper puts down some steps, Anna Marie and Phil stand in line for pictures. 82 Joan Lippard and the orchestra. x An' A M it 5' P E.. I Geri and Steve make a big decision. Q A 2 I 3 1 Pat and Dave laugh at Kenny's joke. Refreshment time. 83 X STUDENT CGUNCILZ LINK BETWEEN STUDENTS Row 1: Chris Stadnicki, Joe Gurecka, Karen Palumbo, Laurie Leech, Sue Macurak, Michelle Ney, Jean Schmalenburger, Pam Mattes, Tom Egeland, Karen Goltz, Chris Olsen, Sandy Skrinjaric, Kathy Drnach, Alice Degruttola, Karen Shinn. Row 2: Janis Meek, Mark Elias, Rus Wergin, Kevin Withers, Dale Watazychyn, Ellen Mauk, Shelley Gabauer, Sheryl Pollak, Barb Murray, Roxanne Chock, Eileen Gurecka, Linda Wright, Pam Manns, Marcy Davis, Terri Lindsay, Patti Greene. Row 3: Rick Wyble, Tom Connelly, Barb Palowich, Barb Strepay, Paula Strepay, Cliff Faulkner, Sue Wittman, Kathy Ranich, Sue Kass, Leslie Lytle, Robin Rieck, Gary Spartis, Gary Lang, Dave McDonald, Kathy Joseph, Debbie Warren, Geoffrey Noble. Row 4: Lynne Meadows, Cindy Ellrod, Barb Breisinger, Dar Lynn Oitto, Chris Hinsman, Lainie Demyan, Paul Metzinger, Gary Nelson, Chris Connley, Wyn McCready, Tom Cross, Wyatt Neel, Tom Ambrosia, Drew Stalmann, Neal Watko, Bill Jacobs, Jerry Lynch. Row 5: Bob DeNale, Scott Livingston, Tom Bailey, Leonard Milas, Brian Bootay, Tom lvak, Dennis Haines, George Soles, Wayne Jones, Tom LaFrankie, Ronald Stoops, Donald Mancuso, Leonard Kushner, John Galey, Dave Haddad, Micheal Kobetich, George Lee. T.J.'s Student Council, in its efforts to serve as a liaison between students and administra- tion, has seen a busy year this year. Among its many projects were the selling of football pro- grams, the conducting of T.J.'s first bonfire pep rally, and the prompting of action on the dress code. To learn about other schools and their councils, our Student Council has participated in several student exchanges with area schools. Under the direction of president Bob DeNale and his officers, as well as Sponsor Mrs. Supra, the Student Council this year has offered a high standard for other councils to meet. AND ADMINISTRATION M Above: Student Council officers Chris Hinsman and Bob DeNale organize Sophomore coupon sale. Below: Sponser, Mrs. Supra, conducts a little extra meeting on the side. Below right: Student Council Parliamentarian, Gary Lang. 85 S As in previous years, the main objective of the Statesman is to represent news as it happens at TJ and the surrounding community, and to express student interests and ideas. This year's staff, headed by editors Geri Drnach and Linda Wright, worked diligently each month reporting, photographing, interviewing, typing, and compiling a journal of people, issues, and events. The paper also served as a center for discussion of controversial happenings between administration, faculty, and students themselves. The Statesman has truly been a newspaper concerned with reporting and presenting all facts and opinions and enlightening the student body in general. Tl-IE STATESMAN- GUTLET FCDR OPIINIICDNS STATESMAN: Row 1: Janet Kurin, Charlene Grese, Maria DiCarIo, Geri Drnach, Linda Wright, Carol Metzinger, Carolyn Marclay. Row 2: Debbie Davis, Terry Gerwig, Paula Kaufmann, Janice Ryerson, Doris Lentz, Peggy Noroski, Janet Samuels, Linda Estock. Row 3: Karen Sunnarborg, Cliff Faulkner, Dennis Hood, Margie Frantz, Phil Spartis, Barb Brenholts, Joanne Nelson, Jim Backstrom. Row 4: Pam Steffey, Barb LeDonne, Pat Walsh, Pat Scholl, Peggy McCoughey, Jeanne Barclay, Nlarcy McCartney, Laura Neff. Row 5: Dennis Haines, Brian Bootay, John Smith, Tim Logue, Jim Kish, George Soles, Mark Tourre. Absent from picture: Debbie Warren, Craig Hustvvit. 3+ .. isis 'sii' 1 x ' 86 5 2 Above: Cliff, Terry, and Craig help Linda and Geri get the paper ready for press. Below: Karen, Laura, Marcy, and Leslie get ideas from several school newspapers. G x Top: Mary Jo, Geri, Leslie, Phil, and George prepare Monticello under the supervision of editor, Karen Sunnarborg. Middle: Separating pictures is a hard job. Bottom: The Picture Staff: Dave, Phil, Mark, and Jim. ii MONTICELLO. Row 1: Janet Kurin, Charlene Grese, Terry Gerwig, Carol Metzinger, Marjorie Cross, Yolanda Cranisky, Karen Sunnarborg. Row 2: Linda Wright, Jackie Stack, Barb Kacmarik, Peggy Noroski, Jim Backstrom, Cliff Faulkner, Geri Drnach. Row 3: Jacque DiPetro, Doris Lentz, Carol Beeson, Karen Castagna, Sheryl Korposh, Janice Ryerson, Pat Walsh. Row 4: Barb Brenholts, Laura Neff, Marcy McCartney, Pat Scholl, Jeanne Barclay, Dennis Hood, Walt Yablonsky. Row 5: Chris Ulrich, Jim Kish, George Soles, Marc Tourre, Wyatt Neel. Absent from picture: Mary Jo Roney, Leslie Petro. THE MONTICELLO- RECORD OE EVENTS The Monticello staff works hard each year preparing a chronicle of events and memories of the school term. The current staff, back in September, agreed that this year's Monticello would be creative, imagnative, accurate, and artistic. With a lot of hard work, collection of ideas, and time the staff of the Monticello, under the supervision of editor, Karen Sunnarborg, and ad- visors, Mr. Kuchta and lVlr. Wetzel, has succeeded in presenting to the student body of Thomas Jefferson High School, an unforgetable account of 1969-1970. 87 The school year of 1969-70 saw the Key Club keep up with a tremendous program of services and projects. For the first time, the club finally was successful in carrying out a Big Brother Program. Beside work at the Mars orphanage, the club also sponsored such well attended programs as the Donkey Basketball Game, Homecoming Queen ceremony, various soc-hops, and a Spaghetti Dinner. All this was accomplished under the capable guidance of Robert H. Morgan, president Rick Erwin, and the Board of Directors. Besides benefiting our school and community, the Key Club also played a vital role in the state. Lieutenant Governor, Jeff Swift, and District Parliamen- tarian, Steve Boss, provided this link. The Key Club certainly upheld its past successes and proved an innovative resource at Thomas Jefferson. Right top: Thomas Jefferson host division workship. Right across: What's so inter- esting? ANOTHER YEAR CDF SERVICE FOR Below: Alumni return to TJ in the form of PFC Glenn MacNamee and California freshmen Dan Flynn. Above: Key Clubbers, Mike Soukup, Wally Cameron, and Mike Whitman take a break at the annual Key Club Spaghetti Dinner. 88 Row I: Joe Gurecka, Dean Genge, Mark Elias, Keane Werner, Dave Duke, Hank Wright, Bob Johnson, Pete Esselman, Wyn McReady, Rick Hutchinson, Row 2: Jeff Struble, Tim Lewis, Steve Luthultz Drew Stahlman, Gary Lang, Mark Deese. Row 3: Tom Brown, Don Mamula, Jim Lowery, Tom Hemp, Paul Morris, Dennis Bottonari, Jim Reno, Brian Bootay, Bill Hanlon, Mike Reeves. Row 4: Len Milas, Rick Erwin, Larry Little, Don Mancuso, Ray Houck, Dave Snyder, Mike Soukup, John Rhea, Glen Bost, Bill Stotesbery. Row 5: Steve Ross, Wayne Jones, George Soles, Tom Simpkins, Mark Jackson, Mark Morrison, Geoff Noble, George Tankosic, Jeff Swift, Eric Keller, John Lutes. THE Tll-IS KEY CLUB Above: Wayne escorts our new Homecoming queen, Eileen Gurecka. Clockwise: Bedlam at the concession stand. K.C. cheerleaders take a break. Couples swing at the Christmas semi-formal. Christmas at the orphanage. 1 FORENSICSI SPEAKING CCDMPETITION Raw 1: Joe Gurecka, Carol Markley, Judy Pratt, Andrea Demchak, Steve Small, Judy Weaver, Kathy Joseph, Peggy Noroski, Doris Lentz. Row 2: Kim Lewis, Jim Backstrom, Bob Weingart, Nancy Adams, Karen Prus, John Lindberg, Phil Weingart, Keith Bishop, Drew Stahlman. Row3: Pam Steffey, Marion Zeher, Helen Farquhar, Donna Clark, Gail Critchfield, Pat Cavanaugh, Mary Hahn, Margaret Llewelyn, Karen Hoesch. Row 4.' Nancy Gallatin, Marjorie Frantz, Janet Samuels, Anne Harnack, Vicki Herbert, Doh Mamula, Karen Gibson, Dave Hopkins, Chris Connelly. Row 5: Gary Lang, Tom Cross, Dan Zeiler, Glenn Bost, Bill Stotesbery, Steve Hopkins, Dave Armstrong, Bud Prus, Matt Pavik, Jerry Lynch. Absent from Picture: Elaine Amhrein, Elaine Kaszycki, Pam Bomba. Forensics has become more 4' ri than a club that trains its members is to speak and to think on their feet. Under the leadership of the past two presidents, Jim Back- strom and Bill Stotesbery, and the skillful coaching of Mr. Seabol, a s team spirit has developed. As a result, Thomas Jefferson now dominates the district in extemp, interpretation, original oratory, debate-all the major areas of , competition. Debate teams have gathered experience from tourna- ments in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and at Pitt that have kept them far ahead of f district competition. In Student r Congress, awards that have been received by our school are equal to the total received by the . second, third, and fourth ranked - . schools combined. In drama and Above: Debate Champs: Bill Stotesbery and Jim Backstrom. humor, Thomas Jefferson has led the district with at least one and sometimes two participants in every medal round the district 90 offered. SPECTRUMI LITERARY PUBLICATIQN The Spectrum is a literary magazine in which works written by the students are published. It is directed by Mrs. Shew and the Creative Writing class. It contains the best representa- tives of literature, prose and poetry as well as art work by students. The main goal of the Spectrum is to encourage the students to continue to create and to express their thoughts and ideas. X Sac: Above: Scope and Sequence Committee with the help of sponsor, Mrs Shew, make plans for the newest issue of the Spectrum. Row 1: Noreen Miller, Marlene George, Terry Gerwig, Sally Withers, William Wojcik, Dorie Lentz, Jacque DiPietro, Nancy Adams, Debbie Karen Sunnarborg. Row 2: Chiappini. Row 3: Mary Jo Roney, Darlyn Oitto, Linda Reese, John Pigmon, Dennis Hood. Row 4: Chris Ulrich, Chris Connelly, Jim Shetter, John Smith, Dennis Pitocco. Row 5: John Verna, John Noble. Absent from Picture: Marsha Dowie. Macurak, Gary Carden, Jeff 91 PEP CLUB PROMOTES PRETTY Above: Students supply spirit at pep rally. Right: Carol Mancuso creates symbol of power-the Jaguar. Throughout the year, Pep Club has worked hard to instill school spirit and pride for all the various athletic teams. Football season found the members painting signs, decorating goal posts, and sponsoring Len IVlilas as the Jaguar mascot. During wrestling and basketball seasons, the club made programs, pins and decorated napkins. The club's officers: Barb LeDonne-president, Karen Castagna-secretary, Gretchen LeDonne- vice president: Barb Brenholts-treasurer and co-sponsors: Nlrs. Myers and lVlrs. Morgan directed the girls on their annual candy sale and spring dance- Revolution , 92 PEPPY PEOPLE! Row 1: C. Linn, K. Parland, J. Econovich, M. George, D. Pas- qualini, B. Kacmarik, D. Hicks, B. Gavala, C. Morrow, P. Lyons, E. Casini, C. Metzinger, C. Chock, A. Lewis, J. Evans. Row 2: B. Murray, L. Laughlin, E. Gurecka, D. Thomas, G. Bankard, D. Breightinger, J. Hanley, J. Stack, A. Shalley, D. Warren, S. Grice, D. Smith, J. Doering, Y. Cranisky, S. Shuback. Row 3: C. Hank, B. Hintz, K. Sunnarborg, K. Joseph, L. Meadows, P. Chontos, K. Jerome, D. Muse, C. Weightman, J. Skeddle, C. McCorkle, G. Miller, L. Plauchak, D. Chilzer, M. Veronick, S. Stonick. Row 4: J. Foster, M. Tsouris, L. Reese, L. Wright, J. Schademan, D. Oitto, K. Kueser, L. Hornberger, P. Rathgeber, P. Westland, J. Danzey, L. Jenkins, L. Cleveland, P. Roberts, L. Peterson, D. Costolo, D. Sbroeder. Row5: V. Bisacca, C. Holzer, S. Korposh, L. Neff, M. McCartney, G. Drnach, S. Tussing, B. LeDonne, C. Anderson, K. Castagna, K. Flemensynder, E. Prim, R. Rininger, L. Conklin, V. Washabaugh, C. Monohan, A. Harnack. Vx v X at X X X L X . Q.. .L K 93 JIS AID SCHOOL AND CGMMUNITY il Row 1: Nancy Sharpeta, Kathy Linn, Sue Pallman, Sally Robertson, Nancy Walker, Michele Ney, Barb Kacmarik, Cydney Beck, Kim Lewis, Kathy Drnach, Ann Shalley, Nancy Wright. Raw 2: Linda Pukansky, Jean Barr, Barb Murray, Nancy Mason, Donna Thomas, Eileen Gurecka, Roxanne Chock, Becky Marsh, Chris Antal, Laurie Razumic, Janet Ehringer, Kristen Anderson. Row 3: Sharon McDevitt, Jackie Stack, Sue Thomas, Marcy Davis, Sue Shuback, Landy Cranisky, Aritha Lewis, Cherie Chock, Lynn Schopf, Gail Clayton, Kathy Clancy, Kim Monroe, Kathy Joseph, Jane Maskowitz. Row 4: Debbie Werling, Terri Lindsay, Cynnie Flory, Pe y Breen, Rhonda Casiraro, Joyce Schademan, Barb Lodge, Cindy Ellrod, Judy McCay, Shelly Grice, Debbie Warren, Mary Hagen, Pat Shuback. Row 5: Nancy Prusak, Chris Burgess, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Carol Beeson, Mary Jo Fioney, Barb Breisinger, DarLyn Oitto, Lisa Hornberger, Barb LeDonne, Karen Kueser, Geri Drnach, Susan Tussing. Absent from picture: Terri Kueser, Nancy Breisinger, Joni Maxymczak. This year's J.T.'s organiza- tion, under the supervision of sponsor, Mrs. Morgan, aimed to help our school and com- munity. A service group from the beginning, this year the club performed several worth- while activities. It sponsored a dance whose proceeds were contributed to filling Thanks- giving baskets for needy families. lt also filled Easter baskets for children less for- tunate than most. Besides visiting convalescent homes and Christmas caroling for a worthy cause, J.T.'s put forth special effort in improving the school in general. 94 Mr Amgo gives Tom and Bob their letters making them Ultimate goal: success. official members of Varsity Club. VARSITY CLUB HONORS T..l.'S All-ILETES Varsity Club: Row 1: Bob Devine, Bill Earls, Lipowcan, Richard Pazinski, Chris Takagi, Jim Foster, Dave Lacoma, Steve Ross, John Verna, Walt Cook, John Stivala, Paul Hravnak, Les Taylor. Row 2: Paul Morris, Mark Bonasourte, Dave Gindlesberger, Tom Kossum, Chris Connelly, Doug Steltzer, Bill Jacobs, Bob DeNale, Scott Livingstone, Tom Bailey, Craig McDonald, Wayne Jones, Fred George. How 3: John Yogan, Gary Aldridge, Dennis Haines, Chip Lanks, Tim Stack, Ken Langfitt, Dennis Steiger, Bob Good, Tom LaFrankie, Ron Stoops, Dan Capanna, Don Licht, Bill Kosar, Gary Carden. Raw 4: John Macurak, Alex Dziamniski, Lou Cecconi, Bert Bartko, Ray Wolfe, Gary King, Brian Hebert, Charles Mozingo, Tom Yaksik, Louis Malacki, John Warnack, Ken Golden, Jim McClanahan, Sheldon Slepecki. Raw 5.' Kurt Spartz, John Neal, Leonard Kushner, George Lee, Brad Gray, Jack Schuster, Bob Galliardinni, Dan Cundra, Joe Curlee, Jeff Noble, Charles Moskowitz, Dave Lockard, Bob Lutes, Gary Reed, Tom Pavlik. Q 'A an ISL '. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OE AMERICA g M Row 1: Debbie Gerwig, Karen Layne, Marci Dolinar, Karen Kelly, Linda Oskin, Karen Parland. Row 2: Donna McCay, Evelyn Hines, Darlene Check, Debbie Archibald, Cindy King, Carol Zalakar. Row 3: Margi Llewellyn, Sally Cathell, Anette Barkman, Valerie Bisacca, Peggy Lyons, Marylin Carroll. Row 4: Joanne Evans, Rose Marie Bucar, Pam Shirk, Marcy McCartney, Lynn Conklin, Sheryl Korposh. Row 5: Laura Neff, Christy McCartney, Deb Eberman, Sue Plavchak, Linda Rutter. Absent from picture: Kathy Hurl. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERIC Row 1: Noreen Miller, Karen Goltz, Elaine Casini, Mary McTigue, Nancy Benter, Mary Beth Jones. Row 2.' Leslie Laughlin, Patty Boehmer, Ginny Horgos, Patty Green, Pat Chontos, Nancy Adams. Row 3: Marsha Mills, Colleen Hank, Doris Lentz, Jacque DiPietro, Barb Hintz, Janet Emmer. Row 4: Debbie Yanik, Marian Zeher, Pauline Kobelak, Chris Nelson, Peggy McCaughey, Nancy Gallatin. Row 5: Gene DeFransico, Roberta McConnell, Sheryl Korposh, Lillian Jenkins, Joyce Danzey, Debbie Chippini, Carla Anderson. Absent from picture: Marlene Heeg. 96 USHERS CLUB Right Usherette Joanne Demich studies while on duty at reception and ew' information desk Below Michelle Ney and Flex Smith chat at desk. Row 1: Sue Pallman, Nancy Breitinger, Janis Econovich, Denise Betler, Michelle Ney, Marci Dolinar, Karen Goltz. Flow 2.' Linda Estock, Kathy Drnach, LuAnn LaFrankie, Sherrie Mathews, Kathy Clancy, Judy McCay, Carol Metzinger. Flow 3: Teri Shaffer, Debbie Yanik, Janet Emmer, Sue Robertson, Barb Hintz, Michele Tsouris, Jackie Stack, Carol Zalakar. Row 4: Karen Prus, DarLyn Oitto, Lillian Jenkins, Marian Zeher, Nancy Gallatin, Judy Kresnesky, Marsha Sewald, Karen Castagna. Row 5: Ellen Primm, Marcy McCartney, Laura Neff, Sue Philips, Joyce Sewald, Sandy Weinberg, Linda Reese. Q . r 'M I C 'O' -uv ,ff QA 50 2. 4 I' C 'tix s l ' '44 S 05 e 7 Q 'G Row 1: Carolyn Batschelder, Karen Knabenschuh, Barb Gavala, Carol Ulrich, Gail Bankerd. Row 2: Joni Boening, Kristen Anderson, Danny Morgan, Carol Beeson, Mary Jo Roney. Row 3: Stanley Mitchell, Cheryl Balogh, Jeanine Dragon, Charles Connelly, Wyatt Neel. Absent from Picture: Natalie Kuzmich, Evelyn Kobelak, Dave Marcucci. STUDENT LIBRARIANS ART CLUB Row 1: Cindy Clancy, Anna Mae Clark, Elaine Small, Nancy Breitinger, Evelyn Paul, Beth Rogers, Joanne Skeddle. Row 2: Diane Breitinger, Debbie Pasquallini, Denise Muse, Evelyn Hines, Pat Moore, Chris Geddis, Sherrie Mathews. Row 3: Judy McKay, Madeline Mullen, Leslie Cooley, Diana Pancost, Sandy Valentine, Kathy Metzinger, Denise Chiappini. Row 4: Judy Kelley, Pat Chontos, Janet Emmer, Ginny Curlee, Debbie Chiappini, Vicki Herbert, Teresa Niedzela. Row 5: Cydney Beck, Barb Bridge, Bonnie Nicklow, Bob Gallagher, Mark Place, Cheryl Balogh, Pattie Cunningham, Marlys Litchfield. Absent from Picture: Linda Rutter, Pam Richardson, Diane Malone, Cathy Orosi, Robin Thompson, Debbie Linn, Ann Harnack, Bob Francsali, Kathy Drnach, Annette Spencer. 98 SPOKEN! VVORD STAF Flaw 1: Nancy Sharpeta, Sally Matthews, Cathy Mattes, Sue Herzberg, Leslie Cooley. Row 2: Kathy Metzinger, Sandy Valentine, Sandy Skrinjaric, Ruth Hostert, Donna Clark, Dan Zeller. Row 3: Linda Ragan, Ginny Curlee, Carol Mancuso, Karen Francis, Pat Stewart, Dave Story. Absent from Picture: Shelley Caldwell, Rex Smith, Bill Unrath, Madeline Mullen, Francine Reich. ' i ,Q l : 4 Row 1: Aileen Duke, Lydia Abrasheff, Judy Kelley, Cheryl Balogh. Row 2.' Albin Kosikowzki, Gary Howard, Robert Dowie, Mark Place. BGCDK CLUB CHESS CLUB ,.-Af? wguqiii Above: Mike Rhodes makes a crucial move. Row 1: Jim Frankert, Mike Bogdon, Jim Roland, Mike Rhoades. Row 2: Frank Gardener, Gary Howard, Leon Chocinsky, Albin Kozikowski. Row 3: Bill Lipowcan, Dave Koeberlein, Dan Mamula. Row 4: Kevin Gloeckl, Vicki Herbert, Tim Logue, John Hudzik, George Crain. Row 5: Don Mancuso, Jim Markle, Bob chess! Sowa, Eric McNeal, Charles Karnack. Above: Nothing to do activity period? Come play , Row 1: Hank Wright, James Warhola, Kean Warner, Tom Steiner. i Row 2: Bob Sawyer, Bob Johnston, Leon Chocinsky, Row 3: George Hansen, George Warhola, Ron Sheppard. 100 we Row 1: Kathy Foglia, Elaine Small, Evelyn Paul, Janet Slavik, John Bock. Row2: Debbie Hudak, Theresa Niedziela, Rich McFeaters, Mark Place, Cheryl Balogh. LANGUAGE CLUB Raw 1: Kathy Manners, Denise DiAntonio, Frank Gardener, Gale Ciayter. Row 2: Gail Critchfield, Donna Eichler, Karen Prus, Nancy Prusak. Row 3: Mary Hahn, lVlarlys Litchfield, Linda Grissinger. Absent from Picture: Gladys Kuzmich. 101 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row 1 Debbie Coo Georgia Muller Barb Erchler Joan Voss Kathy Linn, Charlene Grese, Carol lgnaczak Irene Dzubinski Linda Bacclle Peggy Roberts Row2 Karen Kelly, Debbie Davis, Carol Metzlnger Duane Breltmger Donna Smith Debbie Pasquelllnl Darlene Hicks, Barb Kacmarik, Linda Estock Denise Muse Vicki Washabaugh Row 3 Colleen lVlcCorkle, Joanne Skeddle, Cathie Weughtman Georgiann Glumac Eleanor Sujeta Karen Jerome Sherrie Mathews, Janet Davis, Pat Scholl Debbie Schroeder Row 4 Brenda Hines Millie Veromck Martha Ganss, Charlotte Holzer, Pat Westland Debbie Chllzer Debbie Linn Marilyn Carroll Jackie Stack, Randi Rininger, Kathy Monahan Row 5 Pat Walsh John Verna John Macurak John Warnack, Dennis Pitocco, Jeanne Barclay Pam Shirk Rose Marie Bucar Janice Ryerson Sharon Stonrck, Karen Remensnyder. Absent Row 1: Mike Koscelek, Carl Fancsali, Richard Fritz, Karen Kress, Karen Prus. Row 2: Tom Walker, Rick Semk, Tad Wells, Greg Conklin, Albin Kozikowski. Row 3: Gary Howard, Mark Maguda, Eric McNeal, Chuck Weber. Row 4: Earl Kline, Charles Karnack, Bob Maguda, Wayne Guenther. Absent from Picture: Pat Stewart, Mark Klein, Bill Nath,- Natalie Kuzmich, Mike Cathell, Leon Chocinsky. J .f fr xl: . O in N it '57 JR I Q fe l J, IIIIIIIII FUTURE SCIEIXITISTS OE AMERICA I Row 7: Charles Bryant, Bruce Marchetti, Jack McConnell. Row 2: John Verna, John Macurak, Dennis Pitocco, Tom Frenock. Absent from Picture: Tom Hickman, John Fragassi. PROJECTIGINHSTS CLUB STAGE CREW Row 1: Chuck Bryant, Bruce Marchetti, Duane Atkinson. Row 2. John Macurak, John Verna, Bob Withers. Row 3: Pat Stewart Dennis Pitocco, Wyatt Neel, Tom Frenock. 103 Raw I: Suzanne Benack, Carol Metzinger, Ginny Horgos, Ann Shalley, Kim Munro. Row 2: Debbie Warren! Richard Fritz, Karen Prus, Cindy Ellrod, Barb Breisinger. Row 3: Kathy Leech, Debbie Chiappini, Tad Wells, Dennis Haines, Paul Hravnak, Donna Stoops. Row 4: George Soles, Mike Cathell, Glen Bost, Charles Karnack, Eric lVlcNeiI, Bob Nlaguda. NATICNAL HONGR SCDCIETY W-ss ,-,viii ,A-L- The National Honor Society is an organization whose main pur- pose is to give recognition to those students who have obtained a high scholastic achievement. The club's sponsor is Mrs. Nancy Heisler and the president for the year 1969-70 was Bob Nlaguda. The activities of the National Honor Society in- clude the awarding of first and second place ribbons to home- rooms with the highest grades for each six weeks, the offering of a tutoring service to any student who may need help, and the holding of several student forums in which current issues are dis cussed openly by any student wishing to attend. Left: Honor Society officers Cindy Ellrod, Bob Maguda, and Kim Munroe. NEWLY OROANIZED CONCERT CHOIR COMBINATION OF TJ,'S CHORAL GROUPS Row 1: Randy Finney, Bob Brown, Jim Bennett, Don Plants, Randy Tetzlaff, Dave Axelson, Jeff Elrod, Joanne Smith, Janet Seely, Aileen Duke, Leean Marynchak, Diana Lowery, Carol LoPresti, Debbie Shinn. Raw 2: Alan Danzey, Cathy Mattes, Sue Stoops, Mary Ann McCay, Debbie French, Janice Graham, Kathy Jacky. Debbie Jaffers, Betsy Hudson, Barb Strepay, Debbie Lloyd, Peggy Carson, Debbie Chontos. Row 3: Joni Yaksick, Leslie Boening, Ida Hersh, Sue Kass, Jeannie Campbell, Denise Chiappini, Jackie McCormick, Sue Wilson, Sue Hargberg, Terry Souders, Kathy Kampbert, Leslie Spierling, Sandy Chaplie, Martha Nikolic, Harvey Hess. Row 4: Joan Smith, Christy McCartney, Jean Humer, Karen Rutter, Jackie Swiderski, Darell Namie, Ray Jenkins, George Snyder, Mark Plum, Robby Johnson, Kevin Lance, Dave Bilan, Matt Pulling, Debbie Knox. Row 5: Barb Curlee, Mark Smith, Pat Runatz, Lester Qualk, Pat Scataglia, Bob Cheplic, Don Randolph, Tom Cross, Bob Vanucci, Greg Paterson, Dave Haddad, Jim McCaughey, Dan Braun. Absent from picture: Diane Lockard, Chris Taylor, Patty Samarra, Ron Watazychyn, Debbie Coughenour. NINTI-l GRADE CHOIR gf X 5 ix-f 3. Q, i W . Z . ' Y ,tl ' Q . 4 , Sfl 51 r . N S3353 ,sf fx yf' V X in 0 -, ., Y x ,, . n 3 - 1 ,KE X ,Q A num. , iw img 'fig X Qr in Qs ' QR' Q i?TTT'TTTT T T Left: Trumpets: vital section of any concert band. Below: Under the expert direction of Mr. Tucci, the band puts on an excellent performance. T T Row 1: Paula Wiktorowski, Diane Wiktorowski, John Thatcher, Dorothy Rowland, Barb Roethe, Barb Palowitch, Elaine Small, Helen Berliner, Elaine Demyan, Jane Dickason, Anna Marye Stickles, Jan Mittenzway, Chris Olsen, Linda Moebs, Kathy Leech. Row2: Abbie Griffin, Scott Taylor, Budd Prus, Sue Thomas, Donna Eichler, Darlene Barilla, Nancy Tussing, Mike Monath, Peggy Fazzoni, Phil Spartis, Sue Tussing, Matthew Pavuk, Bob Weingart, Anne Bennett, Nancy Simoncic, Pam Mattes, Pat Boehmer, Margie Cross. Row 3: Bev Evans, Don Mamula, Lisa Bookert, Joanne Shirley, Mary Hahn, Carol Finfinger, Mary Ann Lawson, Barb Gavala, Kathy Fitzsimmons, 'Bill Christofel, Bill Campoli, Fred Harnack, Dave Frola, Keith Bishop, Jim Weddell, Lee Cleveland, Al Lesofsky, Gary Spartis, Page Smaim, Russ Plum, Barb Bloom, Jan Lott, Jim Lowry, Jane Chopak, Marlene Hummel, Helen Johnson, Judi Weaver. Row 4: Brad Gray, Bob Steinen, Steve Small, Ric Elias, John Palowitch, Bob Johnston, Keith Pancoast, Bob Price, Alice Degruttola, Rose Baccile, Harry Merzinger, Ter Gerwig, Chuck Mazingo, Phil Weingart, Pete Esselma, Gail Critchfield, Kathy Jo Sedinger, Glenn Bost, Dave Kraft, John Greenwald, Dennis Caligiuri, Doug Fletcher, Richard Kushner, Richard Hutchinson, Jim Kemp, Chuck Biddle, Tom Tindall, Gary Metro, George Gallatin, Wyn McCready, Bob Doyle, Becky Hunt, Bill Balas, Lowry Stoops, Jamie Marshall. Row 5: Craig Hustwitt, Suzie Benack, Keith Graham, Dave Shipp, Mark Graham, Dave Hopkins, Stan Stadnicki, Bob Jacky, Jim Buser, Joan Knudson, John Lindberg, John Robbins, Pam Bomba, Bill Germann, Jay Ann Lowe, Nina Guldenshuh, Joe Stickles, Ed Schmidt. Absent from Picture: Mary Headley, Joanne Nelson. TJ. BAND GETS BETTER EVERY YEAR 107 TIME PERFCDRMANCES 1 We K .J su 2 Ah X ,Q 3 i' ik X L . W'-1 Tiff. , ss ,Q . em Above: Band members prepare to leave for Cherry Blossom Festival. Below: Donald Manula is eager to get underway. Drum major Ed Schmidt displays his skill during half-time show. Row 1: Janet Kurin, Lynn Black, Cherie Chock, Elaine Casini, Aritha Lewis, Barbara Rudolph, Barb Hintz, Leslie Olsen, Debbie Lawlor, Kim Lindsay, Pat Rathegeber, Vicki Washabaugh. Row 2: Linda Pukanski, Bonnie Haeck, Patty Lyons, Teri Moore, Sandy Deremer, Linda Mort, Pam Jester, Rhonda Cassiraro, Debbie Lloyd, Jane Lavery, Charlene Pascoe, Kathy Monohan, Dian Costolo, Darlene Barella. y ...R ,, ...L . -I ...- . Q. 'p if ' . , . ' if 'B r i . t at my My ,1 .X 1 a., arg? , V y . J ,, Q . 2 '- ' J .. We . - - - J L J 3 2 r '-- - Q .. 'X . .M ' 'ff as -sm wa. ff' Q- fe ' of . X .A --.k .Q . xt f- 'rev --. ,f. ., ,N if if-s ' - - , .-A 5 -.IMT V s -1 Y . 5, N S 5 6 ,VVV 3 kk Q., ,, K Kp- Y , .K X l. I My fx , - .1 - A , I . A 1 ,' X4 . Z WN 5 r V . E VA Q 1, 5? 'Y I M., K A . .SB s . x N i 4 in .V 'N,,.2. kk A V X! 1 six X... , J s 2 LVLV .tv 1 an ,xl ,, ss , i fag 1 ' , -,X F' i . L be as - ' s at if as Q N . is - . L '. -. ' 1 ' se' -- if - 3 - M as - ii -' 1 . ' s.., A - . ' il sessi i . ,. .. as gg s J s ..:. . - V ' ' M ii 'K -ig , , i A ra' if 4 - if - f I i k. 5 A ' H , .5 ., I B Q ., 3 1 -2 s fi . ,, . -. 1 ,A ' J - f - . :7 W..fk 'L gi . fiesta . F p . .. . , 1, ' - 'i.' if ,. - - Env. 231' eil? fp 1-fzff,esfX5Q if ,. - ' 5 5 ff nb' ii. . - , Sim!! 'X H157- Ls'W ' ,.,si 109 X SH 'T A www gy-I in WWWD XX Q X X 1.54 X il ' K k -Bef A J f' . ,XX 4 ,J xx AX -3 W .--2 , Qx : 1 fl! I ui- Q' Q Q' N 1' , X X x L Kg in I. NA W? X 1- Q ix E. .XM X, f S X Q-N N A 'Q KN ff 2 51 D Q. 'vgi 5 'SH'- .Msf as QA lOO CLASS GF i973 Freshman. An old word on new faces. Eager faces, willing to learn and work together. Faces sometimes confused by the mass chaos of bell schedules, locker combinations, late passes, and upperclass- men. Then smiling faces, getting used to the new sophistication and liking it. The Class of 1973. . . It has a nice ring to it. by Jodi Breen. . . ..... .... - ...... ,....s.T t Freshman Class Officers: Mr. Kolenc, sponsor, Joni Yaksick, secretary, Jodi Breen, treasurer, Absent from picture: John Harchar, president, Dan Crisp, vice president. Row 1: Roberta Stinner, Annamae Clark Thomas Egeland, Susan Stoops, Debbie Gerwig, Diane Lowery, Karen Stevens. Row 2: Ruthann Kaschak, Diane Mort, Janie Poskon, Joni Yaksik, Cathy Bartolomeo, Judy Shaffer, Katherine Vllarren, Katherine Jacky. Row 3: Deborah Coughenour, Barb Halen, Sue Kass, Richard Kushner, Kennith Filippelli, Lenny Unites, Jim Buser, Mark Shuttleworth. Row 4: Douglas Unrath, Bob Hostert, Gerald Dolton, John Palowitch, Mike Riccio, Raymond Houck, David Cathell, Frank Lewis. Row 5: Daniel Abresheff, Daniel Braun, Jacky Swiderski, Robin Wilson, Larry Hiley, Richard McKee, Greg Buches. Absent from picture: Richard Mahon, Sally Matthews. ,siiim E 4 Row 1: John Sopko, Melinda Cadle, Karen Palumbo, Madeleine Miletti, Cheryl Andros, John Houston, Harry Stock. Row 2: Nadine Finley, Janice Trench, Cathy Kutscher, Patti Royak, Debbie Bucar, Jeff Eisengart, Karen Vachon. Row 3: Ellen Moskowitz, Diane Wassel, Kathy Kampert, Ken Clark, George Sirokie, Michelle Mazie, Leslie Helquist. Row 4: Chris Taylor, Jody Breen, Theresa Adams, Sue Eilson, Celest Cox, Bill Halpenny, Steve Lucas, Mike Donahoe. Row 5: Jeff Barton, Penny Jacobs, Phil Powers, Robbie Richard- son, Jim Gibson, Scot Chamberlain, Eric Keller. Absent from picture: Chuck Scharbo, Kevin McNeil, Harold Lewis. QB lO3 QC i011 Row 7: Renee Giering, Arlene Erdeky, Kath- ryn Howard, Suzanne Sopko, Sandra Skrin- iasic, Jacqueline D'Orazio. Row 2.' Albert Fabian, Randal Tetzloff, William Wilson, James Bennett, Randall Finney, Mary Parker. Flow3: Ronald Watazychyn, Douglas Claytor, Mark Elias, David Chapman, Madeline Mul- len, Judy Kelly. Row 4: Beverly Aitken, San- dra Valentine, Deborah Jeffers, Deborah McBride, Cindy Crawford, PeQ9V Cadman, James Kyle, Robert Henderson. Row 5: Darla Nunimaker, Jean Stokey, Angela Benedetti, Jack Schwenk, Robert McGraw, David Gemerchak, James Lewis, John Harchar. Absent from picture: James Brewer, Michael Cochran, Michael Koscelek, Joseph Rieger. ,... A 113 Row 1: Janet Seely, Karen Hravnak, Joan Melhado, Jeff Karr, Jim Kemp, Chuck Levsk. Row 2: DArlene Check, Robin Fitzsimmons, Lisa Clifford, Kathy Muzzio, Sandy Harrison, Barb Strepay.Row 3: Dorothy Wise, Terri Souders, Barb Elliott, Carol Welker, Sue Herz- berg, Elaine Amrhein. Row 4: John Roarty, John Bricker, Flay Jenkins, Bruce Biddle, Bill Lewis, John Thatcher, Christy McCartney. Row 5: Tom l-larvev, Chris Conley, Paul Cavanaugh, Larry Rennie, Tom Kyle, Bob Vanucci, Greg Paterson, Dan Crisp. Absent from picture: Wendy Dorfman, Gary Slonaker, Jim Prusak, Tom Clayton. QD l05 assi 114 QE l06 Row 1: Jim Brown, Steve Small, Marianne lacoboni, Marta Harves, Nancy Plauchak, Wanda Jester. Row 2: Kathy Metzinger, Vir- ginia Lindberg, Robert Doyle, Charles Biddle, Linda Balsam, Paula Strepay. How3: Cindy Campbell, Kathy Gombos, Jim Row- land, Charles Wells, Robert Elliott, Larry Kerr. Row 4: Linda Myers, Elizabeth Witt- man, Ida Hersh, Suzanne Seleski, Dean Col- bert, Sam Thomas, John Lutes. Row 5.' Dan Augustine, James lVlcCaughey, John Framig- lio, Robert Sowa, Terry LaFrankie, John Puckett, Tom Cross, John Turner. Absent from picture: Mark Chemas, Helen Verner. Row 1: Dan Colonna, Michelle Lyons, Leslie Surmick, Beverly Klaus, James Frankert, Pat Smarra. Row 2: Kathy Brown, Walter Aupke, Bill Jester, Jeff Ellrod, Steven Sellers, Jeannie Campbell. Row 3: Debra Lloyd, Michael Havel, Veda Thomas Cheryl Pearsol, Betsy Hudson, Harvey Hess.Row 4: Sue Wittman, Leslie Spierling, Darrell Namie, Kean Werner, Bob Drum, Bob Cheplic. Richard Virgin, Pat- rick Runatz, Paul Metzinger, David Bilan, Kevin Lance, Darryl De-Francisco, Matthew Pulling. Absent from picture: Bob Goodrum, Sue Hinsman. QF 202 9G 203 Row 1: Debbie French, Mary Ann McCay, Paul Lyons, Tom Brown, Joan Smith, Karen Lloyd, Carol Sutton. Row 2: Stephanie Duffek, Sandy Cheplic, Mary Curlee, Sue Black, Janice Graham Robin Thompson, Karen Carilli. Row 3: Dave Axelson, Ed DiCarlo, Rich Knox, Lester Qualk, Dale Humphrey, Maureen Westland, Heather Wal- den, Gary Nelson. Row 4: Debbie Hawk, Beverly Jewell, Cindy Rush, Debbie Seng, Audrea Peto, Gary Bonasorte, Pat Erhardt. Row 5: Gene Hill, Joe Spoerlein, Randy York, Jim Large, Cuyler Mikell, Charles Connelly, Ken Woodward, Kurt Miller. E 3' A 115 J -l i' -JUL 5 A Row 1: Chris Stadnicki, Aileen Duke, Alan Danzey, Ruth Bailey, Valarie McCorkle, Pam Wherry, Jim Knudson. Row 2: Craig Carl- son, Bob Ference, Harry Walsh, Bill Heagy, Tom Connolly, Anne Galey, Robert Miller. Row 3: Cathy Wolfe, Denise Chiappini, Rob Johnson, John Phillips, Donnovan Randolph, Becky Hunt, Bill Larkin. Row 4: Elaine Hill- ner, Sue Cook, Barb Nero, Jean Humer, Karen Eriser, Marilyn Boal, Dorothy Cun- ningham. Row 5: Diana Lockard, Karen Rutter, Steve Mann, Barry Trirnnal, John Schaffer, Paul Bubonovich, Howard Green- wald, Robert Swaney. Absent from picture: Joann Smith. Ql-l 204 QI 205 Row 1: Mike Dzubinski, Diane Kepes, Kathy Lauth, Beverly Evans. Row 2: Debbie Heeg, Sally Davis, Martha Nikolic, Kathy Ranich, Kitty Boehmer. Row 3: Debbie Chontos, Jackie McCormick, Denise Jolley, Richard Hutchinson. Norma Carlson. Row 4: Bill Balas, Mark Will, Arthur Hines, Gary Sarm- ento, Jim Consoli. Row 5: George Galiyas, Charles Guenther, Mike Kobetich, Regis Moffitt. 116 Flow 1: Don Plants, Dave Montgomery, Cynthia Jordan, Barbara Swartz, Carol Koechel, Sandy Lawlor. Row 2: Diane Wikto- rowski, Cheryl O'Black, Sue Stefik, Leslie Boening, PGQQV Carson, Patricia Ciccarelli. Row 3: Carol Mokwa, JoAnn Heeke, Cathy Will, Valerie Trout, David Ray, Bob Shep- pard, Elaine Demyan. Flow 4: Michael D'Zura, Robert Sawchak, Mike Gurecka, Mark Smith, Tim Loose, Hank Wright, Bob Hodge. Rob 5: Doug Bannon, Gary Burcin, Norman Conway, Wyn McCready, George Galatin, Tom Hynok, Mike Eyles. QJ 206 QL 209 Row 1: JoAnne Brantlinger, Lorri Leech, Cindy Clancy, Bob Egeland, Barry Cottom. Row 2: Jeff Lowe, Rori Ricci, Gail Geddish, Mary Ann Doering, Cathy Mattes. Row 3: Karen Jacky, Paula Cecconi, Liz Rooney, Steve Moore, Flay Burgess. Row 4: Gary Kar- pinski, Dave McDonald, Dennis Fillippeli, Debbie Knox, Darleen Barilla. Row 5: Mark Plum, Daniel Casiraro, Daniel Horgos, Richard Polands. Absent from picture: Linda Oskin, Pat Scataglia, John Harvey. VA 9K 208 Row 1: Tom Stetar, Debbie McCurry, Birdie Easley, Michael Bogdan, Karen Kozikowski, Russell, Cirillo. Row 2: Carol LoPresti, Debbie Shinn, Chris Olsen, Gail Casini, Nancy Joseph, Jim Warhola. Row 3: Kenny Ray, George Snyder, Cynthia Lams, Leslie Cooley, Carol Franscali, Claudio Bamba. Row4: John Panico, Jim Schaffer, Garrilyn DiCesare, Nancy Will, Gary Plavchak, Robin Layhue. Row 5: Dave Moore, Charles Barchfield, Bob Sawyer, Dave Haddad, Pat Sweeney, Pat Stewart, Mike Burgess. Absent from picture: Gary Wytiaz, Pam Helbig, Leean Marynchak. I S 'R fi' 3 . 117 CLASS GF i972 Sophomores, a united class, united in our efforts with the sales campaign, united in our efforts with the carnival, united as football and basketball players, united as the Spoken Word staff. We became recognized as sewers for the prom, as Forensics and Stu- dent Council members, as individuals, as Sophomores. by Michele Ney lOA 2lO Row 1: Laura Mae Slack, Roberta Fusco, Susan Aitkens, Denise Betler, Rich Wilson, Christopher Kerr, Ray Severns. Raw 2: Robert Devine, Susan Macurack, Linda Stickles, Gladys Kuzmich, Linda Pukansky, Louis Cassinelli, John McConeghy. Row 3: Bonnie Nickow, David Petrovich, Sue Eichler, Jane Chopak, Jean Goebel, Cheryl Balogh, Nancy Tussing. Row 4: Keith Bishop, William Sayre, James Weddell, Greg Lenhart, Thomas Eckles Brown, Thomas Hudzik, James Markle. Row 5: Ray Curry, Terry Logue, Fred Har- nack, William Parland. Absent from picture: Robert Boyer, Donna DiSenna. 118 Sophomore Class Officers: llefti Michele Ney, secretary, Nancy Wright, treasurer llefti Greg Conklin, president, Mr. Martello, sponsor: Mike Hiscar, vice president ,--e 'si- Row 1: Debi Daerr, Carol Harris, Danny Kampert, Kathy Foglia, Jean Schmalenbergar, Lynn Pfluger. Row 2: Elizabeth Bindernagel, Sondra Fisher, Earl Garber, Valerie Stonick, Susan Huffman, Charlene Pascoe, Marcia Bruder. Row 3: Theresa Niedziela, Debbie Hudak, Terr Lindahl, Gary Metzinger, Larry Bucar, John Marks. Row 4: Curt Gotto, Sandy Weinberg, Jack Shaffer, David Tresch, Tom Ambrosia, Mike Ban, Don Eirtle. Row 5: Mike Lorence Jack Slavonia, William Christ- ofel, Charlie Kill, Rich Ouel, Tom Hintz, Dave Demus. Absent from picture: Evelyn Hines, Doug McCorkle, Malcolm Magnuson. l0B l2O l0C H8 Row 1: Terry Ulmer, Janice Lott, Carol German, Michael Lentz, James Pigmon, Jeff Bucar. Row 2: Marlene Hummel, Janet Noordhoff, Donna Kampert, Joanne Smith, Donna Clark, Cindy King, Barbara Floethe. Raw 3: Kevin Withers, Robert Aldridge, Alice DeGruttola, Patti Eles, Luane LaFrankie, Donna Fleet, Phillip Weingart. Row 4: Patricia Cavanaugh, Lowry Stoops, James Pasinski, James Marshall, David Michael, Mary allen Schmidt, Jess Shallenberger. Row 5: Rick Radomsky, Mark Maguda, Mark Graham, William Hines, Terry Dougherty, Daniel Troxell. ww A 119 Row 1: Maude Harvey, Dale McElheny, Fran- cine Reich, Nancy Sharbeta, Bill Unrath, Anne Cecconi. Row 2: Scott Taylor, Kim Lewis, Joni Boening, Patricia Lamars, Larry Elliott, Jane Davis, Douglas Fletcher. Row3: Beverly Humphrey, Patricia Basch, Bonnie Rogerson, Cheyrl Altman, Linda Ragan, Ellen White, Debra Mathews. Row 4: Shirley Lower, Robert Dowie, Nick Pitocco, Robert Olcott, Torn Paszkiewcz, Michael Hiscar. Row 5: Rex Smith, Mark Campbell, Terry Hintz, Dave story, James Kish, Bob Withers, Daniel Gaydos, Roy Grant. Absent from picture: Jean Barr, Annette Spence, Craig Stevens, Michele Ney. lOD 213 lOE l22 Flow 1: Bill Wojcik, Joseph Gurecka, Pam Mattes, Carolyn Batschelder, Linda Thomas, Janis Holbert, Leigh Smithson. Row 2: Karen Knabenschuh, Linda Erwin, Marylin Miller, Marjorie Booth, Melissa Lillico, Jean Veltri, Penelope Rathgeber. Flow 3: Lynn Schopf, Chris Snyder, Paul Pitocco, Jeff Struble, Mark Deese, Abbie Griffin, Martin George, Bill McFarland. Row 4: Janine Dragan, Leigh Burger, Laurie Gilmore, Robert Sheppard, Tim Hyland, Gregory Conklin, Mike Fabian. Row 5: Richard Romano,Terry Lewis, Wayne Werner, Dennis Majetic, Matthew Pavuk, Jeff Orr, Richard Bruce. 120 Flow 1: Bill Navley, John Cherrington, Janis Meek, Linda French, Maxine Hicks, Donna McCay. Row 2: Joe Sirokie, June Tsouris, Nancy Severns, Donna Eichler, Cheryl Kump, Nancy Kephart, Candy Perish. Row3: Kristie Saylor, Sandy Baldwin, Ginnie Curley, Ro- berta Beten, Barbara Bridge, Lynn Hudson, Marcia Sewald. Row 4: Joe Glew, Joe Stickles, Guy Finney, David Roarty, Bob Joseph, Craig Nelson, George Hansen. Row 5: Russ Waugaman, Robin Swicord, Leonard Pruss, Jim Sweeney, Scott Livingston, Dale Kroll, Tom Brenndts. Absent from picture: Laura Curry, Patty Lyons, Debbie March- elleta, Sandy Deremer. lOF 201 l0G 223 Row 7: Elaine Erdecky, Gloria Cooley, Sharon Evans, Doug Seely, Jean Russell, Jerry Degidio. Row 2: Charles Yoest, Dan Morgan, Kathy Drnach, Diane Malone, Kris Anderson, Julie Burgett. Raw 3: Debbie Lute, Michelle Haughton, Sherry Briggs, Nina Guldenshuh, Bob Workman, Gary Spartis. Row 4: Richard Rose, Mark Lindelof, Tom Booth, Howard Beam, Jackie lgnaczak, Sue Holgerson, Denny Oskin. Row 5: Linda Karchuck, Jackie Komar, Gary Lang, Mike Reeves, Tom Tin- dall, Rich McFeaters, Mark Place. Absent from picture: Martha White, Laura Matthews, Rosena George, Fred Benedetti, Romona Vilsack. 121 Row 1: Sue Pallman, Peggy Fazzoni, Nancy Walker, Margie Russell, Candy Haynes, Debbie Lappa. Row 2: Pet Moore, Scott Bowers, Nancy Wright, Karen Shinn, Sue Tinder, Cydney Beck. Row 3: Ava Stadnicki, Kim Lindsay, Shelly Caldwell, Bill Germann, Larry Jenks, Tim Matthews. Row 4: Barb Wiederkehr, Carol Mancuso, Debbie Restauri, Paige Swaim, Ray Pokorny, Lance Selznick, Merle McGrew. Row 5: Steve Kass, Mike Pekala, Marlys Litchfield, Autie Holmes, Greg Guthrie, Bill Kossum, Dave Armstrong. Absent from picture: John Fragassi, Fred Dudderer, Steve Koontz. lOl-l lO7 122 lOl l09 Raw 1: Agnes Bane, Leslie Trimbath, Bonnie Haeck, Carol Ulrich, Kathy Manners, Rita Matyasousky, Marsha Hommel. Row 2: Andrea Demchak, Joanne Shirley, Diane Pancoast, Vicky Selznick, Cherie Will, Margaret Beeson, Noreen Fraikor. Row 3: Marilyn Ferguson, Vicky Mclntosh, Robin Rieck, Jane Lavery, Karen Primm, Donna Por- ter, Elaine Kaszycki. Row 4.' Bill Lipowcan, Steve Luthultz, Bill Stahlman, Dwaine Atkinson, Bill Mort, Mike Peretic, Ed Cran- isky. Row 5: Jim Swaney, Dave Williams, Norm Jerome, Gary Walter, Jack Canzman, Mike Zarichansky, Dan Ryerson. Amen! from picture: Vernon Caley, Dave Duke, Janet Frost. lOK 220 How 1: Ernest Stevens, Anne Bennett, Karen Bachman, Kathy McNamee, Mary Lawson. Row 2: Karry Stevens, Ginny DeNale, Carol Finfinger, Andrea Efaw, Jim Sawchak. Row 3: Lee Keener, Ruth Hostert, Pat Shuback, Robert Johnston, Joan Nernalis. Raw 4: Leslie Lytle, Mary Hahn, Bill Nath, Ken Wil- son, Bill Trimnal, Bob McCall. Row 5: Tom Unites, Dave Herr. Absent from picture: Gail Maple, Eric Parke, Neil Watko. Row 1: Joyce Mantia, Kathy Hempfield, Janet Slavik, Kathie McKee, Janet Rinaldi, JoAnn Demich, Alvin Ferree, Jim Piptak. Row 2: Donna Sabat, Cheryl Shoemaker, Bose Baccile, Mary Taylor, Jessie Verna, Debbie Sesher, Terri Kueser. Row 3: Gail Critchfield, Karen Francis, Sheila Smith, Dixie Gardner, Dana Lewis, Ron Braun, Robert Paparella, David Johnston. Row 4: Mark Ernest, David Kraft, Larry Hager, Eugene Hofmann, Debora Bendel, Lawerence Trimnal, David Primm, Dan Zeiler. Row 5: David Hopkins, Paul Wassell, Jeff Steltzer, Thomas Castillenti, Larry Nagel, Joseph Perozich, Jerry Lynch, David Swatko. lOJ 2l2 0 3 ei 123 CLASS OF l97l -:J Q . Junior Class Officers: Tom Yaksick, treasurer: Scott Livingston, president: John Laverick, vice presi- dent, Marcy Davis, secretary, Mjss Yanik, sponsor. Dur junior year . . . and what a year. lt was a time for class rings and the feeling of togetherness . . . unity . . .the class of all classes. The 12th man played his part . . . we were there with one common goal: to win.. Harvey took life through the efforts of many. We worked together for the last time as juniors to make our prom a success. As our junior year comes to an end, we look ahead with sorrow and pride and with the hope that we can meet the high standards set forth by the Class of 1970. Row 1: Nancy Benter, Maria DiCarlo, Wendy Morris, Sheryl Pollak, Sylvia Chervon, Sharon P. McDevitt, Ann Mitchell. Haw 2: Marilyn Carroll, Claudia Matthews, Sandy Robertson, Mechelle Cottrell, Sally Cathell, Diane Patton, Teri Shaffer, Kris Nelson, Paula Kaufman. Row 3: Ann Frickert, Tom Azzarella, Steve Zerbert, Rick Wyble, Mike Rhoades, Bruce Knabenschuh, John Evans, Tim Wagner. Row 4: Rick Egeland, Derek Wright, Dennis Bot- tonari, Alan Freund, Jeff Latstetter, Gary Swaney. Absent from picture: Debbie Parker, Barb Steinen. i J if 11 Q- if ikgir X S555 , .. HC H3 Row 1: Linda Baccile,Jody Keffer, Evelyn Paul, Marcia Davis, Jane Gilmore, Lydia Abrasheff, Nancy Mason. Row 2: Marilyn Oelrich, Scott Sutton, David Frola, Joseph Riccio, Sherri Chilzer, Anne Harvey, Helen Berliner. Row 3: Marian Zeher, Nancy Prusak, Steve Cheplic, Douglas Steltzer, William Jacobs, Jane Moskowitz, Jan Mittenzwey, Helen Farquhar. Row 4: Donald Mamula, Margaret Llewelyn, John Kosan, James Vamossy, John Laverick, John Swadersky. Row 5: Richard Radu, Chris McDonald, Wayne Hays, John Soukup, George Crain, Lee Loftus. Absent from picture: Janet Ehringer, Jan Weissgerber, Richard Brown, John Griffith, William Mattes. .Xi Row 1: Bernice Sopko, Kathy Gnus, Nancy Furlong, Roxanne Chock. Row 2: Ruth Mowry, 'Thea Mercedes, Rose Marie Bucar, Barb Fioss. Raw 3: Jayne Brierly, Holly Crosier, Mary Hager, David Piccini, Mark Bon- asorte. Raw 4: David Kaszycki, Dave Bradish, John Greenwald, Len Kushner, Andy Girman, Jeff Swift. Absent from picturee: Marjorie Frantz, Bob Booth, Janet Samuels, John Swiderski. HB H2 wwf. ,, as X. ,L Q55 125 Raw 1: Barbara Eicher, Denise DiAntonio, Karen Kelly, Karen Layne, Gary Bachman. Row 2: Robert Weingart, Nicholas Wytiaz, Clifford Faulkner, Leslye Olsen, Deborah Lloyd. Row 3: Sheri Matthews, Deborah Werling, Doris Roll, Georgianne Gray, Linda Moebs, Frank Bernardi. Row 4: Beverly Kossum, Mary Beth Grix, Mike Sadowski, Leon Chocinsky, Jim Barr, Tom Pavlik. Row 5: Richard Radu, Pete Veres, Dennis Jaskolski, Frank Shenkle, Richard Nopwasky, Gary Sedridge. Absent from picture: Craig MacDonald, Pam Manns, Ralph Heckman. HD ll-41 126 HE H5 Row 1: Barb Stetar, Joan Voss, Becky McDonald, Sandy Kemp, Shelley Gabauer, Colleen Pearsol, Pam Jester. Row 2: Dean Genge, Russ Wergin, Peggy Noroski, Patty Police, Janis Dolnack, Pam Shirk, Gretchen LeDonne. Row 3: Vivian Ferguson, Bea Radus, Chris Burgess, Bob Bahur, Walt Yab- lonsky, Andy Zarichansky, Kevin Christofel. Row 4: Gene DeFrancisco, Dan Breen, Dick Schmidt, Bob Maranche, Rick Elias, Mike Monath, Charles Mozingo. Row 5: Jim Sperry, Dan Cundra, Lee Herzberg, Dave Buches, Rick Glaus, Mark Fallert. Absent from picture: Joan Neff, Dave Eyrolles. Row 1: Raymond Stinner, Karen Halpenny, Ellen Mauk, Cheryl Appleman, Janet Mon- inger, Judy Kraft, Celeste Marchelletta. Row 2: Georgia Cady, Lynn D'Orazio, Barbara Lodge, Rhonda Casiraro, Peggy Breen, Ber- nice Thormeyer, Debbie Eberman. Row 3: Joan Knudson, Ken Pernisek, Kevin Gloeckl, Steve Werner, Barb Bloom, Linda Rutter. Raw 4: Dennis Churley, Mike Elsesser, Tom Renne, Tom Bailey, Bill Scarbrough, Randy Rathe, Tom Yaksick, Bill Hartlein. Row 5: John Robbins, Glenn Fiore, George Tankosic, Bob Galardini, Joe Curlee, Sam Orr. Absent from picture: Arlene Spritz, Daniel Kiggins. llF 2l5 HG Qlo Row 1: Barbara Stoops, Linda Foytik, Nancy Simonciic, Barb Moore, Georgiannia Glumac, Kathy itzsimmons. Row 2: Michele Quattro, Colleen Nanista, Laurie Razumic, Kathy Clancy, Debbie Fancsali, Pam Richardson. Row 3: Janet Emmer, Debbie Yanik, Judy Krasneski, Dan Handshue, Paul Arch, Bob McDonald. Row 4: Tom Hickman, Dean Calay, Dave Marcucci, Tom Hemp, Mike Good, Clifford Doughty. Row 5: Greg Curry, Jim Lindberg, John Galey, Peter Taucher, Don Johnson. Absent from picture: Nancy Breisinger. Y , ,,,, 127 Row 1: Barbara Nazaruk, Robin McKown, Diane Goldsworthy, Debi Slogan, Nancy Breita inger, Paula Wiktorowski, Linda Marella. Row 2: Patty Boehmer, Joni Kabay, Debby Archi- bald, Gale Claytor, Harley Moore, Dennis Cal- igiuri, Helen Johnson. Row 3: Barb Palo- witch, Chris Stromness, Nancy Gallatin, Dale Watazychyn, Cindy Barchfeld, Bill Lindberg, Kathy Sedinger. Row 4: Jack McConnell, Russ Eori, Rick Munsick, Tim Logue, Jim Doyle, John Hudzik, Dave Koeberlain. Raw 5: Chicken Hawk, Bill Rogers, Pat Hanley, Flon Fletcher, John Schuster, Gary Reed. Absent from picture: John Yogan, Sandy Hilty,Tom Curry. lll-l 2l8 ill Qlf? Row 1: Mary Beth Daniels, Carol Erickson, Mary Jones, Cheryl Dranko, Elaine Small, Carolyn Markley. Row 2: Teri Moore, Laurie Tetzloff, Sharon Martell, Karen Pflueger, Pam Bomba, Bob Watazychyn. Row 3: Wally Cam- eron, Mark Klein, Barbara Brenholts, Cynthia Flory, Pat Clifford, Gary Metro, Dave Good- rum. Raw 4: Steve Arnowitz, Mark Kuchta, Karen Hoesch, Annette Barkman, Peggy McCaughey, Keith Pancoast, Bruce Seely, Emil Sujeta. Row 5: Terry Stanton, Bill Han- lon, Bill Neel, Phil Lovejoy, Bob Miller, Jim Mesing, Dave Winn. 128 K 7 , Y ,, , ,Y7 Row 1: Cheryl Rennie, Jay Ann Lowe, Debbie Ban, Amy Hotham, Becky Marsh, Debbie Davis, Judy Pratt. Row 2: Dorothy. Rowland, Tom Brewer. Dave colonie, Frank Gardner, Jim Klescich, Pam Steffey, Sue Moraitis.Row 3: Kathy Neilson, Judy McCay, Sue Thomas, Lisa Bookert, Kathy Gotto, Debbie Linn, Debbie Kalinna, Sue Phillips. Row 4: Mike Sellers, Cliff Carilli, Gordon Heckman, Pete Esselman, Allan Withers, Robin Folmar, Bill Weber. How 5: Scott Livingstone, Mike Kukich, Mike Wittman, Roger Webb, Paul Morris, Larry Reitmeyer. Absent from picture: Ray Critchfield, Bill Earls, Marcy Dolinar, Cheryl Smith. HJ 222 HK 225 Flow 1: Bill Wolfgang, Gail McConnell, Janet Kurin, Linda Estock, Chris Geddis, Debi Steiger. Row 2: Barb Rudolph, Chris Antal, Darlene Eberman, Patty Little, Virginia Frankert, Carol Zalakar. Row 3: Pat Green, Janet Davis, Pauline Kobelak, Sue Plavchak. John Bock, Richard Pasinski. Row 4: Rick Semk, Chuck Weber, Jim Lowery, Bryan, Stein, Tom Conley, Clif Sunnarborg, Joe Car- son. Row 5: Jay Newmeyer, Joe Harchar, Arky Moresea, Dave Snyder, Jim Reno, John Rhea, Marc Tourre. Absent from picture: Brian Bootay, Denise Murr. 129 SEIXHORS .+A W 'an-.K Y, X M., ,,... 1,., T., Y , . -mm. an -i Raw RV51? 5: Q.. 1:- wz S is R A K .. :sAwXw.bi2:,,,1,. I fn., W.-A:J'!??'NLi -.. ' 'T:'x'? Q:l.. 'lXX?'f37+3 .W Ti 1351. ' 'T' l'2AiNmxw H V 3 .. g h W Nm W A X- W L W M w w awww , M W. , A N Q , g ff . A N' --' A -- - M- - WW wwf weSW?wf'M fe 'Q W Lmfwmm S an ' Q ax I bw' xi 'If' S N, 'J 4 I wax S 2 X x. ., Q Q wx wwswmg N ix.. X Terry Ackman Ruth Axelson James Backstrom Robert Bailey Gail Bankard Nancy Adams Carla Anderson A TIME FOR US-- TERRY E. ACKMAN: Business5 Football Team 9,10,11,12. NANCY J. ADAMS: Academic5 Forensics 9,10,11,125 Junior Red Cross 95 Freshman Choir 95 Student Organist 9,10,11,125 Girls' Glee 105 FTA 11,125 Junior Class Play Committee Acappella. CARLA ANDERSON: Academic5 Student Council 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 9th grade choir5 Shophomore Mixed Chorus 105 Acappella Choir 11,125 Sophomore Carnival5 FHA 105 FTA 125 Girls Ensemble 115 Junior Class Play. RUTH AXELSON: Academic5 Choir 9,11,12. JAMES A. BACKSTROM: Jim,' Academic5 Forensics 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,105 Acappella 115 Jr. Class Play5 Statesman 125 Monticello 125 Public Address Announcer 12. ROBERT E. BAILEY: Beetle: Academic. GAIL P. BAN KE RD: Academic5 Jr. Red Cross 95 9th Grade Choir5 Pep Club 1O,11,12, Senior Mixed5 Jr. Class Play5 Art Club 125 Acappella 12. JEANNE A. BARCLAY: Business5 FBLA 11,125 Statesman 12, Monticello 12. ALBERT J. BARTKO: Berry General5 Football 9,10,11,125 Track 9,10,1 1,125 Sophomore Carnival5 Varsity Club 10,11,12. Jeanne Barclay Bert Bartko 133 Francis Bartko Richard Barton Valerie Bisacca Donna Bisel Carol Beeson Suzanne Benack James Bernardo FRANK J. BARTKO: Herk,' Business 95 Football 9. DICK BARTON: Black Bart,- Academic5 Basketball 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 10. CAROL C. BEESON: Business5 Pep Club 9,105 Choir 9,11,125 Art Club 11,125 Russian Club 115 Table Committee 11, Junior Class Play Committee 115 JT's 125 Monticello Staff 12. SUZANNE BENACK: Suzie: Academic5 Marching Band, Concert Band, Dance Band 9,10,11,125 National Honors Society 11,125 Wind Ensemble 115 Jr. Class Play 115 Prom Committee 115Westinghouse Honors Institute 12. JAMES N. BERNARDO: Angelo: General5 Football 95 Chess Club 95 Volleyball 105 Projectionist Club 10,11,12. VALE RIE J. BISACCA: Val,' Business5 Student Organist 9,10,1 15 Choir 95 Sophomore Carnival 105 F.H.A. 11,125 Pep Club 11,125 Prom Committee 155 Student Secretary 12. DONNA N. BISE L: Business. DONALD J. BITTNER: J.R.,' General Studies. LYNN BLACK: Business5 Majorette 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,11,12. SCDMEDAY Tl-IERELL BE Donald Bittner Lynn Black 134 T 3 vu 5 N Cynthia Bodnar Barbara Breisinger Diana Breitinger Duane Breitinger Glenn Bost Albert Bowers Gregory Bowers Robert Boyle WHEN CHAINS ARE TORN CYNTHIA D. BODNAR: Cindig ClericaI5 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 FBLA 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Choir 125 Acappella Choir. GLENN E. BOST: Academic: Senior Band 9,10,11,125 Dance Band 10,11,125 Key Club 11,125 Forensic Society 11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Transferred from South Park High School in 1967. ALBERT C. BOWERS: Chuck: Academic5 Wrestling 9. GREG E. BOWERS: Academic. ROBERT C. BOYLE: Bob,' Academic5 Volleyball 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Intramural Committee 115 Intramurals 115 Baseball 12. BARBARA A. BREISINGER: Barb: Academic, Choir 9,105 JT's 105115125 Pep Club 10,1 1 5 Cheerleader 1 1,125 Student Council 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Acappella Choir 11,125 Junior Class Play Committee ll. DIANA L. BREITINGER: Diane: Business5 Choir 95 Junior Red Cross-Treasurer 95 Senior Mixed Choir 10,115 Pep Club 10,11,125 FBLA 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Acappella Choir 12. DUANE E. BREITINGER: Academic. DEBBIE A. BROWN: Academic, Pep Club 105 Prom Committee 11. CHARLES BRYANT: Charlie Brown: Acappella Choir 10,1 1,125 Sound Crew 11,125 A.V. Club 11. Debbie Brown Charles Bryant 135 Edgar Budday Linda Calesaric William Campoli Daniel Capanna Gary Carden EDGAR W. BUDDAY: Academic, Wrestling-Manager 9,10,11,12, Chess Club-President 9, Coin Club 9. LINDA CALESARIC: Red: Steel Valley Technical, TJ Quill 9,10, Intramurals 11. WILLIAM J. CAMPOLI: Academic, Marching Band 9,1O,11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Track 10, Student Council 11. DANIEL E. CAPANNA: Dang Academic, Football Team 9,10,11,12. GARY M. CARDEN: Gary, Academic, Track 11,12, Varsity Club 12, Transferred from Baldwin High School in 1968. ED M. CARPENTER: Academic, Tennis Team 11,12. ELAINE C. CASINI: Academic, Pep Club 10,11,12, Sophomore Carnival Committee 10, Prom Server 10, Majorette 10,11,12, Prom Committee 11, Ushers 11, FTA 11,12, Junior Class Play Committee 11, Monticello Staff-Treasurer. KAREN M. CASTAGNA: Karen, Academic, Choir 9, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Sophomore Carnival Committee 10, Usher's Club 11,12, Prom Committee 11, Junior Class Plav Committee 11, Pep ClubSecretary 12, Monticello Staff 12. JAMES M. CATHELL: Mikeg Academic, Jefferson 9, Wrestling 10, National Honor Society 11,12, FSA 12. CANDICE A. CAVANAUGH: Candy, Academic, Aceppella Choir 12, Transferred from Greenwich High School in 1969. BY COURAGE BURN Edward Carpenter Elaine Casini Karen Castagna 136 James Cathell Candice Cavanaugh Louis Cecconi Patricia Chontos John Cirillo Gary Ceresa Deborah Chiappini LOUIS C. CECCONI: Academic3 Basketball 9,123 Football 9,10,11,123 Baseball 9,10,11,123 Transferred from Schulte High School in 1969. GARY W. CERESA: Commercial. DEBORAH J. CHlAPPlNl: Debbie: Academic3 Girl's Glee 103 Mixed Chorus 11,123 Library Asistant 11,123 FTA 11,123 National Honor Society-Statistician 11,123 Prom Committee 112 DEBBIE K. CHILZER: Business Choir 93 Pep Club 10,11,123 Girl's Glee 10: Senior Mixed Chorus 11,121 FBLA 121 Acappella 12. CHERYL L. CHOCK7 Cherie: Academic3 Pep Club 10,11,123 JT's 10.11.123 Student Council 103 Usher's Club 113 Maiorette 11,123Transferred from St.. Elizabeth in 1967. PAT A. CHONTOS: Pat,' Academic3 Sophomore Carnival Committee 103 Pep Club 11,123 TJ Quill 113 Junior Class Play Committee 113 Prom Committee 113 FTA 12: Student Store Helper 12. JOHN A. ClFllLLO: Cirillof Academic iSteel Valley Technical 1213 Football 103 Basketball 10,11,123 Track 103 Sophomore Carnival Committee 103 Junior Class Play Committee 11. CDF A LOVE THATS Deborah Chilzer Cheryl Chock FREE, 137 Emily Cleveland Marcia Colonna Diann Costolo Lynn Conklin Christopher Connelly Deborah Coo EMILY H. CLEVELAND: Lee,' Academic5 Pep Club 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,1 1.125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom-Committee 11. MARCIA A. COLONNA: Academic5 Pep Club 9,105 Student Council 11, LYNN M. CONKLIN: Cankyf Academic5 Choir 95 Jeffer-Sun Staff 95 Stamp Club 95 Red Cross 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 JT's 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Flay Committee-Chairman 115 Intramurals 11.. CHRISTOPHER CONNELLY: Chris, Hip,' Academic5 Choir 95 Acappella Choir 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Baseball Team-Manager 10,115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Forensics 125 Varsity Club 12. DEBORAH A. COO: Debbieg Business5 Choir 95 Red Cross 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 GirI's Glee 105 Prom Committee 115 Senior Mixed Choir 11,125 FBLA 12. WALTER B. COOK: Waltf Academic5 Track 9,10,11,125 Cross Country 10,11, Co-Captain 125 Varsity Club 1O,11,125 Transferred from St. Elizabeth in 1966. DIANN L. COSTOLO: Di,' Academic5 Choir 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Mixed Choir 105 Prom Committee 115 Senior Choir 115 Majorette 11,12. YOLANDA M. CRANISKY: Landyg Business5 Choir 95 Cheerleader 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Pep Club 10,11, Junior Board Member, 12 Senior Board Member5 JT's 11,125 FBLA 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Monticello Staff-Treasurer 12. JOHN CRISP: Whir,' Steel Valley Technical. ' ME WHEN DREAMS Walter Cook Yolanda Cranisky 138 John Crisp ga' Glenn Critchfield Arthur Cuddy Joyce Danzey Marjorie Cross Robert Crusan Charlene Davis Patricia Demeis SO LONG DENIED GLENN E. CRITCHFIELD: Guido,' Academic, Football 105 Acappella Choir 11,12. MARJORIE A. CROSS:Margie,' Academic: Pep Club 95 Senior Band 10,11,12-Band Officer, Publicity Chairman, Sophomore Carnival Committee 101 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 11. ROBERT D. CRUSAN: Bob,' Academic: Track 95 Wrestling 10. ARTHUR D. CUDDY: Cutty Sark,- Academic. JOYCE A. DANZEY: Academic, Library Helper 95 TJ Quill Staff 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 103 FTA 11-Treasurer, 123 Pep Club 123 Monticello Staff-Assistant Treasurer 12. CHARLENE A. DAVIS: Business, Pep Club 9,10,1lg JT's 93 Choir 9,10,11,12. PAT A. DEMEIS: Academic, Pep Club 9,10,11,12g Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Play Committee 11. ROBERT DENALE: Bob,' Academic, Student Council 9,11,12-President: Proiectionists 9,103 Track 10,11,12p Chess Club 10, Indoor Track 11,125 Cross Country 12. RONALD J. DESIMONE: Desi,' Academic, Chess Club 9, lntramural Sports 115 Prom Committee 11. Robert Denale Ronald Desimone 139 Jane Dickason Jacqueline Di Pietro Marsha Dovvie Geraldine Drnach Eugene Dixon Jacqueline Doering Emil Domer JANE L. DICKASON: Janie: Academic5 Marching Band 9,1O,11,125 Concert Band 9,10,11,125 Band Librarian 1O,11,125 Junior Class Play Cast 11. JACOUELINE A. DIPIETRO: Academic5 Choir 95 Pep Club 9,10,115 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Art Club 10,115 Prom Committee-Chairman 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 FTA 11,125 SAC 125 Monticello Staff 125 Student Store Helper 12. EUGENE L. DIXON: Dixie,' General5 Basketball 11,12. JACQUELINE M. DOERING: Jackiej Secretarial5 Pep Club 11,12. EMIL W. DOMER: Distributive Education. MARSHA E. DOWIE: Mamh,'Acaden'1ic5 Pep Club 95 Choir 95 JT's 105 Art Club 10,125 Language Club 115 Russian Club-Vice President 115 Acappella Choir 12. GERALDINE DRNACH: Gerig Academic5 Piano Club 95 Choir 95 Spanish Club 95 Forensics 9,10,115 Pep Club 10,11-Vice President, 125 Sophemore Carnival Committee 105 Acappella Choir 11,125 Junior Class Treasurer 115 Junior Class Play 115 Statesman Staff 11, 12-Co-Editor5 Monticello Staff 11,125 JT's 12. ALEX R. DZIAMNISKII Lex,' Academic5 Football 9,10,11,125 Basketball 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Varsity Club 12. IRENE DZUBINSKI: Business: Choir 95 FBLA 11,12. CAN FLOURISI-I Alex Dziamniski lrene Dzubinski 140 . - A . 3 .53 Janis Econovich Joanne Evans lVlary.Jayne Fail Paul Fancsali Cynthia Ellrod David Erhardt Richard Erwin AS WE UNVEIL THE LCDVE JANIS L. ECONOVICH: Janny,' Academic: Junior Red Cross 9: Choir 9: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Girl's Glee 10: UshersClub10,11,12: Senior Choir 12. CYNTHIA L.. ELLROD: Cindy: Academic: Choir 9: Cheerleader 9: Pep Club 9,1O,11: JT's 10,11,12-Secretary: JV Cheerleader 10,11-Captain: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Honor Society 11,12-Vice President: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Varsity Cheerleader 12: Student Council 12: Statesman 12. DAVID A. ERHARDT: Pizon: Academic: Football 9: Chess Club 9,10: Stamp 8: Coin Club 9,10,11-Vice President, 12: Projectionist Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9,10: Cross Country 10: Track 10: Student Council 12. KEITH Nl. ERRINGER: Academic: Choir 9: Chess Club 10: Coin Club 11. RICHARD J. ERWIN: Academic: Key Club 10, 11-Vice President, 12-President: Tennis 11,12. JOANNE F. EVANS: Academic: Choir 9: GirI's-Glee 10: Pep Club 10,1 1.12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: FHA 12. MARY JAYNE FAIL: Academic: Pep Club 9,10: Bowling Team 9: JT's 10: Russian Club 11: Language Club 11: Art Club 12: Book Club 12. PAUL V. FANCSALI: Academic: Library Axistant 12: Transferred from St. Elizabeth High School in 1966. RAYMOND J. FEDELA: Fedel: Academic. ANDREW J. FEDORKA: Andy: General. Keith Erringer Raymond Fedela Andrew Fedorka 141 Daniel Ference Kevin Finley James Foster ,-.' .... C 'A , R fl si L .5 J' , . iff- Deaf! A Z5 . . '- g - - A Judith Foster Thomas Frenock DANIEL E. FERENCE: Dan,' Academic5 Jeffer-Sun Staff. KEVIN A. FINLEY: General: Academic5 Football-Manager 10,11,125 Track-Manager 10,11,12. JAMES M. FOSTER: Fast,' Academic5 Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 lntramural Sports5 Transferred from St. Elizabeth High School in 1966. JUDITH L. FOSTER: Judy: Academic5 Pep Club 9,10,125 Choir 95 Girl's Glee 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Senior Mixed Choir 11,125 Acappella Choir 12. TOM J. FRENOCK: Academic5 Proiectionist Club 9,10,11,125 Track 95105115 Wrestling 9,10,115 Prom Committee 11. DAVE M. FRIDAY: Man from Glad: Academic5 Freshman Class Vice President 95 Wrestling 9,10. PETE E. FRIDAY: Academic5 Band 95 Baseball 95 Football 10. RICHARD H. FRITZ: Fritzg Academic5 FSA 10,11,12-Vice Prmident5 Medical Careers 105 Lab Assistant 10,11,125 National Honor Society 12. GEORGE FROLA: Academic: Football 9,10,11,125 Student Council 11. JOHN L. FROST: Frosty General5 Stage Crew 10,11. WE MUST NOW HIDE David Friday Paul Friday Richard Fritz 142 ,tt George Frola John Frost Steven Gajdosik Harold Gallagher Martha Ganss Donetta Gardner DENNIS A. FUCCARO: Denny,' Academic: Wrest- ling 9.12: Track 9,12. STEVE A. GAJDOSIK: General. ROBERT H. GALLAGHER: Bob, Rob, Harryg General: Library Staff 9. MARTHA J. GANSS: Marcief Clerical: Pep Club 9,103 Choir 9,10,11,12p Sophomore Carnival Committeeg Junior Class Playg Prom Committee, FBLA 11,12. DONETTA GARDNER: General: House of Repre- senatives 95 Jr. Board Member: Pep Club 12: Transferred from Pleasant Hill High School Senior Year. BARBARA L. GAVALA: Barbp Academic, Band 9,10,11,12p TJ Quill 95 Language Club 10,115 Russian Club 115 Art Club 125 Pep Club 12. FRED A. GEORGE: Fred: Academicg Football 9,105 Basketball 95 Track 11,12. A TIME FOR US Sk Marlene George Terry Gerwig Robert Good Karen Gibson David Gindlesberger Kenneth Golden MARLEEN K. GEORGE: Academicg Cheerleader 93 Pep Club 9,10,11,123 JT's 10: Junior Class Play 11. TERRY l. GERWIG: Ter,- Academic: Band 9,10,11,12-Sec- retary-Treasurerg Pep Club 10: Junior Class Play 112 Prom Committee 113 Statesman Staff 12. KAREN L. GIBSON: Gibby,' Academicg Pep Club 9,10,11,'l23 Choir 93 Sophomore Carnival Committee 102 Forensics 11,12. DAVlD W. GINDLESBERGER: Gindyj Technical3 Wrestling 9,1O,1 1,123 Art Club 9,10Q Choir 93 Cross Country 11,123 Prom Committee 112 Monticello Staff 12. KENNETH L. GOLDEN: Kennyg General3 Football 9,10,11,123 Basketball 9,10,11,12: Baseball 9,10,11,123 Varsity Club 11,12. KAREN J. GOLTZ: Karen Academicp Pep Club 9,103 TJ Quill 9,10-Editorg Choir 9,103 Acappella Choir 122 Forensics Society 9,10,11,123 Sophomore Carnival Committee 10-Chairman3 FTA 11,12-Vice President3 Student Council 11,12. ROBERT F. GOOD: Goody: Academic3 Football 9,10,11,123 Class President 9,103 Wrestling 10,11,12. VlCTORlA A. GOODE: Vickig Academicp Transferred from Morgantown Junior High School in 1966. AT LAST TG SEE, 144 Karen Goltz Victoria Goode Keith Graham Q Brad Gray Linda Grissinger Wayne Guenther Eileen Gurecka Katherine Haeck Charlene Grese Shelley Grice A LIFE VVORTHVVHILE, KEITH D. GRAHAM: Academic. BRAD M. GRAY: Bradp Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Basketball Band 10,11,125 Track 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 12. CHARLENE GRESE: Char: Business, Choir 95 Junior Red Crow 9,105 Senior Mixed Chorus 115 FBLA 11,125 TJ Quill Staff 115 Statesman Staff 12: Monticello Staff 125 Shorthand l Tutor 12. SHELLEY M. GRICEE'-Shelley: Academic5 Jeffer-Sun Staff 95 Junior Red Cross 95 Forensics 9,105 JT's 10,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Senior Chorus 11,125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 115 Acappella Choir 12. LINDA G. GRISSINGER: Academic: Language Club 10,11,125 Choir 105Senior Mixed Choir 11,125 Transferred from Tucker High School in 1967. WAYNE E. GUENTHE R: Academic, FSA 9,10,11,125 Lab Assistant 9,10,11,125 Student Council 12. EILEEN L. GURECKA: Ei,' Academicp Jeffer-Sun Staff 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 JT's 10-Treasurer, 11-Vice President, 12-President5 J.V. Cheerleader 10,11-Co-Captainp Varsity Cheerleader 125. Student Council 10,11, 12-Vice- President5 Prom Cornmitteeg Junior Class Play Committeep Homecoming Queen 125 Transferred from St. Paulinus 1966. KATHY E. HAECK: Haeckerg Businessp Pep Club 9,10,125 Choir 9,105 Red Cross -95 JT's 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Junior Class Play Committeep Intramurals 115 FBLA 125 Student Secretary 12. DENNIS J. HAINES: Stuckaf Academic: Student Council 9,10,11,125 Wrestling Manager 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 115 National Honor Society 11,125Statesman Business Manager 125 Varsity Club 12. RAYMOND S. HALL: Academic. Dennis Haines Raymond Hall 145 Colleen Hank Jacqueline Hanley Mary Headley Gary Heagy David Hansen Anne Harnack Marisue Harves COLLEEN L. HANK: Col,' Academic: FTA 10,11,12: Transferred from Clairton High School in 1969. JACOUE LINE L. HANLEY: Lady Clairolg General: Jeffer-Sun Staff 9: Pep Club 9: Student Council 10,11: Intramurals-Vice President 11. DAVE E. HANSEN: Academic: Stamp 81 Coin Club 9.10: Chess Club 9: Projectionists Club 10.11. ANNE L. HARNACK: Academic: Bowling Club 9: Choir 9,10: Art Club 10:'Red Cross 11: Forensics 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Pep Club 12. MARISUE E. HARVES: Academic: Medical Careers 10: TJ Quill Staff 10: Intramural Sports 11: Transferred from Hyde Park in 1967. MARY W. HEADLEY: Academic: Marching Band 9,10,11,12: Concert Band 9,10,11,12: Junior Class Play Committee-Chairman 11: Prom Committee 11. GARY W. HEAGY2 Gup,' Business: Choir 9. BRIAN E. HEBERT: Hebei Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,10: Track 9,10,11: Varsity Club 10,11,12: Winter. Track 11: Prom Committee 11. MARLENE V. HEEG: Sparchg Academic: Sophomore Carnival 10: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Pep Club 12, FTA 12. --FOR YCDU AND ME, Brian Hebert 146 Marlene Heeg i .. ii.. ' W W A X. sk' Q f ' Q, It 'ik 'tv' X it . , X tt- i Vicki Herbert Barbara Hintz Thomas Hobaugh Charlotte Holzer Darlene Hicks Andrea Hilty Christy Hinsman AND WITH CUR LOVE VICKI L. HEBE RT: Vic,' Academic3 Student Council 9,10,113 Yearbook Staff 93 Hope Corps 9,10f Red Cross 11: Student Librarian 123 Forensics 123 Transferred from Taylor Allderdice in 1968. DARLENE A. HICKS: Alice,' Businessg Choir 93 GirI's Glee 103 Sophomore Carnival Committee 101 Senior Mixed Choir 112 Prom Committee 112 Pep Club 11,123 FBLA 12: Acappella Choir 12. ANDREA L. HILTY: Andy, Blondief General. BRENDA E. HINES: BUSINESS: Red Cross 93 Choir 9,10,11,123 Pep Club 9,10,113 FHA 93 Library Assistant 102 JT's 103 FBLA 11,12-Secretary3 Acappella Choir 12. M. CHRISTINE HINSMAN: Chrllsg Academic3 Sophomore Carnival Committee 102 FTA 112 Language Club 11: Junior Class Play Committee-Chairman 111 Prom Committee -Chairman 113Student Council 11,12-Vice President3 Transferred from Central Catholic High School in 1967. BARBARA J. HINTZ: Barb: Academic3 Pep Club 9,103 Student Council 10,113 GirI's Glee 103 Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: FTA 11-Secretary, 122 Choir 11,123 Junior Class Secretary 11: Prom Committee 111 Junior Class Play Committee 113 Usher's Club 11,123 Majorette 12. TOM HOBAUGH: HobYf Generalg Transferred form Elizabeth-Forvvard in 1968. CHARLOTTE W. HOLZER: Business3 Pep Club 9,1O,11,123 Choir 93 Girl's Glee 102 Sophomore Carnival Committee 102 FBLA 11,123 Senior Choir 113 Acappella Choir 12. DENNIS J. HOOD: General3 Statesman Staff 1O,11,123 Spectrum Staff 123 Monticello Staff 123 Book Club 12. STEPHEN F. HOPKINS: Steveg Academic3 Forensics 9,10-Librarian, 11,12-ParIiamentarian3 Choir 9,102 Wrestling 103 Acappella Choir 11,123 Track 11,123 Cross Country 12, Brenda Hines Dennis Hood Stephen Hopkins 147 Virginia Horgos isa Hornberger David Houston Gary Howard Paul Hravnak VIRGINIA HORGOS: Ginny: Academic: Forensics 9,10,11: Pep Club 9: Choir 9,10: Senior Choir 11: FTA 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Com- mittee 11: Concert Choir 12: National Honor Society- Chairman of Tutoring 12-. LISA A. HORNBERGER: Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11-Board of Directors, 12: Student Council 9: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: JT's 10,11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11. DAVID W. HOUSTON: Business. GARY H. HOWARD: Academic: Chess Club 9,10,11-Captain, 12: Choir 9.10: Acappella Choir 11,12: Language Club-Historian 11: Russian Club-Secretary 11: FSA 11,12: Book Club 12. PAUL F. HRAVNAK: Gubbaf Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Wrestling 10,11,12: National Honor Society 11,12: Varsity Club 11,12. LETCHER A. HUDGINS Ill: Academic: Choir 9,102 Key Club 10,11,12: Cross Country 12. GLORIA J. HUMPHREY: Business: Choir 9: Pep Club 10,11: FBLA 11,12. FRED J. HUNTER: Business. KATHY L. HURL: Academic: FTA 11,12: FHA 12. CRAIG C. HUSTWIT: Rubn: Academic: Senior Band 9,10,11,12-President: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Stateman Staff 12. THROUGH TEARS AND TI-IORNS Letcher Hudgms Gloria Humphrey Fred Hunter Kathy Hurl Craig Hustvvit se at Edward Hutchinson Robert Jacky Lillian Jenkins Carol lgnaczak R ich ard Irwin EDWARD E. HUTCHINSON: Academic5 Football 9,1O,115 Tennis 11. CAROL IGNACZAK: Busi- nessp Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 FBLA 11,12. RICHARD R. IRWIN: Ricky Academicg Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Chess Club 105 Baseball Team 11,125 Coin Club 11. TOM E. IVAK: Academicp Football 95 Track 9,10,115 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Student Coun- cil 1O,11,125 TJ Ouill 105 Cross Country 11. MARK F. JACKSON: Firebird,' Academic5 Choir 95 Mixed Chorus 10. ROBERT O. JACKY: Bob,' Aca- demicp Concert Band 9,10,11,125 Marching Band 9,10,11,125 Track 95 Wrestling Manger 105 Projec- tionists 12. LILLIAN JENKINS: Lill,' Academicp Pep Club 9,10,125 Junior Red Cross-Secretary 95 Ushers Club 11,125 FTA 11 ,12-Secretary. Thomas Ivak Mark Jackson 1- WE WILL EIXIDURE- fa,-rr 'HFC' Karen Jerome Wayne Jones William Kerr 113 Katherine Joseph Barbara Kacmarik Charles Karnack KAREN JEROME: Karen: Business5 Junior Red Cross 95 Choir 9,10,11,125 Sopho- more Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 115 Pep Club 11,125 FBLA 12. WAYNE H. JONES: Tools,' Academic5 Marching, Concert Band 95 Football 105 Key Club 10,11,125 Junior Board Member 115 Parliamentarian 125 Wrestling 11,125 Stu- dent Council 12. KATHERINE J. JOSEPH: Karhyp Academicg Cheerleading 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,1O,11,125 Class Secretary 95 Student Council 9,10,125 Sophomore Carnival 105 Junior Claw Play 115 Girls Ensemble 115 JT's 125 Forensics 12. BARBARA KACMARIK: Barb,' Business5 Pep Club 9,125 Senior Red Cross105 FBLA 11,125 JT's 125 Monticello Staff 12. CHARLES Nl. KARNACK: Academic5 Chess Club 9,10,11,125 Freshman Choir 95 Student Council 9,10,115 Sophomore Carnival 105 Chess Team President5 National -Honor Society 11,125 FSA 11,125 Coin Club 11. ROBERT D. KENNEDY:5 Academic5 Key Club 10,11, 12-Secretary. WILLIAM M. KE RR: Spider: Academic. GARY KING: Academicp Key Club 9,105 Wrestling 9,105 Wrestling 9,105 Swimming 95 Cross Country 105 Track 10,11,125 Winter Track 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,12. EARL W. KLINE: Academic5 Chess Club 9: Chemistry Lab Assistant 1O,11,12. AS WE PASS SURELY 150 Robert Kennedy Gary King Earl Kline at Evelyn Kobelak Albin Kosikowski Thomas Kossum Cynthia Krause Karen Kress Sheryl Korposh William Kosar THROUGH EVERY EVELYN M. KOBE LAK: Kobyf Academic, Choir 95 TJ Quill Staff 9,105 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Girl's Glee 105 Language Club 10,115 Russian Club 115 Art Club 125 Monticello Staff 12. SHERYL A. KORPOSH: Academic5 TJ Quill Staff 95 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,10,115 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 FTA 11,125 FHA 115 Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Play Cast 115 Monticello Staff 125 Acappella Choir 12. WlLLIAM M. KOSAR: Kaz,' General5 Baseball 10,115 Varsity Club 11. ALBlN M. KOZIKOWSKI: Mickeyg Acaitlemicp Chess Club 9,10,11,125 Bowling League 105 FSA 11,125 Proiectionists 115 Book Club-President 12. THOMAS G. KOSSUM: Tom: Academic5 Cross Country 9,10,11,12-Co-Captain: Track 9-Captain, 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,12. CYNTHIA L. KRAUSE: Cindy,' Technical5 Student Council 125 Transferred from Taylor Allderdice in 1969. KAREN L. KRESS: Academic, Choir 95 Student Council 95 FSA 11,125 Chess Club 115 Acappella Choir 12. KAREN A. KUESER: Academic5JT's11,125 Pep Club 11,125 Russian Club 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom Corn mittee 115 Transferred from Lima Central Catholic in 1968. NATALIE KUZMICH: Nat,- Academic5 Senior Band 9: Concert Band 95 TJ Quill Staff 105 Art Club 10,125 Language Club 10-Vice President: Russian Club 115 Student Driver Committee 115 FSA 12. STORM. Karen Kueser Natalie Kuzmich 151 David Lacoma Thomas LaFrankie Deborah Lawlor Barbara LeDonne Kenneth Langfitt Charles Lanks Leslie Laughlin DAVID C. LACOMA: The Kid: Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9: Track 9,10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival 10: Student Council 11: Varsity Club 12. THOMAS W. LAFRANKIE: 71' Academic: Football 9,10,11,12-Captain: Baseball 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,10,11,12-Captain: Band 9: Sophomore Carnival 10: Prom Server 10: Varsity Club 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Student Council 11,12. KENNETH G. LANGFITT: Ken: Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,10,11,12: Baseball 9,10,11,12: Varsity Club 11,12. CHARLES F. LANKS: Chip: Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,1O,11,12: Varsity Club 12. LESLIE J. LAUGH LIN: Les: Academic: Forensics 9,1 0,11: Junior Red Cross 9: Senior Red Cross-Treasurer 10: Pep Club 10,12: Choir 1O,11: FTA 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Acappella Choir 12. DEBORAH S. LAWLOR: Debbie: Business: Pep Club 9,10: Choir 9: Mixed Chorus 10: Sopho- more Carnival Committee 10: Majorette 11,12. BARBARA LEDONNE: Barb: Academic: Red Cross-Vice President 9: Student Council 9: JT's 10,11,12: Senior Mixed Choir 10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee-Chairman 11: Acappella Choir 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Pep Club 11,12-President: SAC 12: Statesman Staff 12. GEORGE T. LEE: Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Wrestling 10: Student Council 12. KATHY A. LEECH: Kathy: Academic: Marching Band 9,10,1 1,12: Concert Band 9,10,11,12: National Honor Society 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11. A TIME FOR US George Lee Kathy Leech 152 Daniel Legler Donna Lewis Linda Lewis Timothy Lewis Doris Lentz Allen Lesofsky Joseph Levat Aritha Lewis Donald Licht SOMEDAY Tl-IERELL BE DANIEL A. LEGLER: Dan,' Businessg Transferred from Baldwin in 1967. DORIS E. LENTZ: Dorie,' Academicg Pep Club 9,10,125 Choir 95 TJ Quill 105 Sophomore Carnival 105 Art Club 115 FTA 11,125 Russian Club 11-Treasurer5 Prom Committee 115 Monticello 125 Statesman 12. ALLEN W. LESOFSKY: AI,- Academic5 Sr. High Band 10,11,12. JOSEPH J. LEVAT: Joe,' Academic5 Football 9,105AFlITHA M. LEWIS: Reece: Secretarialg Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 95 Junior Red Cross 105 Art Club 105 Nlaiorette 11,12-Head ,Nlaiorette5 Prom Committee 115 JT's 12. DONNA L. LEWIS: Business. LINDA A. LEWIS: Academic5 Spanish Club 95 Choir 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee Chairman 105 Usherettes, 11-Secretary-treasurer, 12-President5 Jr. Class Play 115 National Honor Society 11,125 Prom Committee. TIMOTHY LEWIS: Tim,' Academicg, Wrestling 9,10,115 Key Club 10,11-Associate Editor-state newspaper, 125 Student Council 11. DON A. LICHT: lke,' Academic5 Football 9,10,11,125 Choir 95 Track 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival 105 Wrestling 11. JOHN O. . LINDBERG: Lindy: Academic: Band 9,1O,11,125 Track 10,115 Key Club 10,11,125 Forensics 12. John l-lfldbefg 153 Kathleen Linn Larry Little David Lockard Robert Lutes Margaret Lyons KATHLEEN J. LINN: Kathyg Academic5 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 95 JT's 10,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee-Chairman 115 Pre- Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Senior Mixed Chorus 115 FBLA 125 Acappella Choir 12. LARRY A. LITTLE: Academic5 Choir 95 Chess Club 9,105 Senior Chorus 105 Golf Team 10,115 Basketball Manager 105 Acappella Choir 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Key Club 11,12. DAVID R. LOCKARD: Dave-,' Academic5 Basketball 9,1O,11,125 Track 95 Golf 1O,11,125 Varsity Club 11,12. ROBERT B. LUTES: Bubbaf Academic5 Basketball 9,10,11,125 Key Club 1O,11. MARGARET M. LYONS: Peggy,'Academic5 Pep Club 11,125 Play Committee 115 Transferred from South Park High School 1967. JOHN M. MACURAK: Macy Academic5 Football 9,10,11,125 Baseball 10,11,25 Coin Club 115 Varsity Club 12. ROBERT A. MAGUDA: Academic5 Track 95 Lab Assistant 115 FSA 115 National Honor Society President 125 FSA President 12. LOUIS P. MALACKI: Luddyp Academic5 Football 9,1O,11,125 Track 11. JAMES W. MALONE: Jim,' Academic5 Golf Team 115 Coin Club 12. DONALD R. MANCUSO: Don,' Academic5 Chess Club 9,10,11,125 Key Club 1O,11,125 Concert Choir 12. A NEW WORLD-- John Macurak Robert Maguda Louis Malacki James Malone Donald Mancuso 'vs-f -s. Steven Markle William Matthews Rhonda Maust Marcy McCartney BRUCE M. MARCHETTI: Bruceg Academic, Pro- jectionist 9, Secretary-10,11,Vice President-123 Track 9,10,11,12: Stage Crew 12. STEVE F. MARKLE: Academic, Football 9. WILLIAM L. MATTHEWS: General RHONDA MAUST: Busi- ness. MARCY MCCARTNEY: Academicg Chorus 9,105 Pep Club 9,10,11,121 Carnival Committee 103 1 T Usherettes 11,125 FHA 11,125 Play Committee 1 Chairman 11, Monticello Staff 125 Statesman Staff 12. JAMES W. MCCLANAHAN: Clancy,' Academic, Football 9,1O,11,12p Choir 95 Baseball 10,1 1,121 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Var- sity Club 11,12p Prom Committee 11. KEN J. MCCONEGHY: Academic. 5 It N - . ..... ' 5 ,. s 5 1 , .ti i':' ' . . ' .Q 1 ' , IN . dj V K K K. K . K i . ..., ww, V W Q - t xx Bruce Marchett' oisi James McClanahan oi'i mf llloi Kenneth McConeghy , A 0 A WORLD CDF SI-lllXlllXlG HCDPE 155 l , David McCorkle Robert McDonald David McElhinny . ROBE RTA J. MCCONNELL: Bobbie: Academic, Choir 9,11,12, Pep Club 9: Girls' Glee 103 Play Committee 117 Prom Committee 115 FTA 12: COLLEEN E. MC- CORKLE: Coll,' Business, Prom Committee 105 FBLA 11,12. DAVID MCCORKLE: Dave,' General. ROBERT D. MCDONALD: Academic: Basketball 9,10,11p Golf 9,10,11,12p Varsity Club 11,125 Student Council 12. DAVID PL MCELHINNY: Mack: Academic: Basketball 9. WILLIAM E. MCGREW: Wild Bill: Academic. ERIC C. MCNEAL: Academic: Choir 9, Chess Club 9,1 O, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11,123 Coin Club 113 Chess Team 11-Co-Captain, FSA 12. MARY C. MCTIGUE: Maggy: Academic, Choir 95 Forensic Society 10,113 FHA 103 Sophomore Carnival 10, F A 11,12-President, Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Play Com- mittee 11g Pep Club 125 Girls' Glee 105 Acappella Choir 12. LYNNE C. MEADOWS: Lynne: Academic, Marching Band 9,1O,113 Concert Band 9,10,11g Dance Band 105 Roberta lVICC0nneII Pep Club 125 Student Council 12. Colleen McCorkle Eric McNeal FOR YOU 156 William McGrew Mary McTigue Lynne Meadows Robert Megraw Carol Metzinger Harry Metzinger Mark Melhado ' Ronald Mesing AND ME. BOB W. MEGRAW: Speed: Academic: Choir 9. MARK E. MELHADO: Mel: Academic. RON A. MESING: Mes,' General: Wrestling 11: Baseball 9,1O,11,12: Indoor Track 12. CAROL A. NIETZINGER: Metz: Business: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12: Choir 9: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: JT's 10,11: FBLA 11, 12-President: Senior Mixed Chorus 11: Acappella Choir 12: Prom Committee 11: National Honor Society 11,12: Usherettes 12: Statesman Staff 12: Monticello Staff 12. HARRY D. METZlNGER: Red: General: Marching Band 9,10,11,12-Vice President: Dance Band 9,10: Basketball Band 10,11,12: Concert Band 9,10,11,12. LEONARD S. MlLAS: Lenny: Academic: Key Club 10,11,12: Acappella Choir 10.11.121 Student Council 12: The Jaguar 12. GEORGIA L. MILLER: George: Business: Jefferson 9: Pep Club 10,11,12: JT's 10: FBLA 11,12: Student Secretary 12. NOREEN A. MILLER: Academic: Pep Club 9: Choir 9: Sophomore. Carnival 10: Prom Committee 11: FTA 11,12. PAUL P. MILLER: Academic: Swim Team 9: Transferred from Layette High School in 1967. Leonard Milas Georgia Miller Noreen Miller Paul Miller 157 Marcia Mills 1 Kas Stanley Mitchell Mark Morrison Colleen Morrow Kathy Monohan Patty Montressor Dennis Moresea MARCIA L. MILLS: Academic5 Forensics 9,10,11,125 Junior Red Cross 95 Pep Club 9,105 Senior Red Cross-Vice President 105 Choir 10: Girls Glee 115 Acappella Choir 125 FTA 11,125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 11. STAN M. MITCHELL: Academic5 Art Club 9. KATHY M. MONOHAN: Mono,' Businessg Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 115 Maiorettes 11,125 FBLA 12. PATRICIA A. MONTRESSOR: Patti: Business5Pep Club 9,1O,1 1 ,125Junior Red Cross 95 Choir 95 Girls Glee 105 Acappella Choir 125 TJ Quill Staff 105 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Intramurals 11. DENNIS L. MORESEA: Dennyp Academic: Football 11. MARK D. MORRISON: Academic5 Track 95 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Junior Class Play 115 Student Council 115 Prom Committee 115 Key Club 11,12 COLLEEN MORROW: Gidgetp Academic5 FTA 115 Pep Club 125 Transferred from Clairton High School in 1966. LINDA J. MORT: Mort: Business: Pep Club 9,1O,115 Student Council 10,125 JT's 105 Maiorettes 11.12. CHARLES M. MOSKOWITZ: Chucky Academic: Basketball 9,105 Track 9,10,11,125 Cross Country 10,11,125 Chess Club 9,105 Football 95 Coin Club 11. INAGTTO . .NSOME PEOPLE SEE THINGS Linda Mort Charles Moskowitz 158 : I . , XX er if its I' f Kimberly Munro Denise Muse Laura Neff AND SAY WHY, KIM MUNRO: Academic: Spanish Club 9: Choir 9,10: Pep Club 10,11: National Honor Society 11,12-Secretary-Treasurer: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: JT's 12: FBLA 12. BARBARA A. MURRAY: Barb: Academic: Pep Club 9,11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: JT's 11,12: Student Council 12: Transferred from Our Lady of Mercy Academy in 1968. DENISEL. MUSE: Business: Pep Club 10,11,12: FBLA 11,12: Transferred from Wallace Junior High School in 1966. JOHN D. NEEL: Academic: Wrestling 10,11,12: Track 10,11,12: Varsity Club 11,12. LAURA E. NEFF: Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9,1O,11: Sophomore Carnival Committee: FHA 11,12: Prom Committee: Junior Class Play Committee: Statesman 12: Monticello 12: Usherettes 11:12. JOANNE C. NELSON: Academic: Pep Club 9: Forensics 9: Mixed Chorus 9,10: Jeffersun 92 Carnival Committee 10: Acappella 11,12: Marching Band 11,12: Concert Band 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Statesman 11: Brass Ensemble 12. NICHOLAS A. NERO: Nicky Academic: Senior Band Acc' Manager 9: Senior Band Manager 10,11,12. JEFFREY E. NOBLE: Jeff: Academic: Choir 9,10: Track 9,10,11,12: Key Club 11,12: Varsity Club 11,12: Prom Committee: Junior Class Play Committee: Student Council 12. DARLYN C. OITTO: Academic: Choir 9,10: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Forensics Society 10,11: Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: JT's 12: Usher's Club 12: Student Council 12. KAREN A. PARLAND: Academic: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee 11: Senior Mixed Chorus 11: FHA 12: Acappella Choir 12: Pep Club 12: Transferred from Clair E. Gale Jr. High School in 1967. Joanne Nelson Nicholas Nero Jeffrey Noble Barbara Murray John Neel Darlyn Oitto Karen Parland l 159 Debbie Pasqualin Darryl Pearsol Bruce Peterson Magdeline Peterson Margaret Peterson l DEBORAH A. PASQUALINI: Debbie: Business: Pep Club 10,11,12: FBLA 11,12: Library Assistant 12: Transferred from South Park in 1967. DARRYL Fi. PEARSOL: General: Football 9,10,11. BRUCE E. PETERSON: Academic: Choir 9: Chess Club 9: Wrestling 10,11,12: Track 10. MAGDELINE M. PETERSON: Lenna,' Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11: JT's 10: Junior Class Play Committee 11. MARGARET M. PETERSON: Meg,' Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: JT's 10. LESLIE M. PETRO: Les: Academic: Cheerleader 9: Student Council 9: JT'S 10: Pep Club 10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Statesman Staff 11,12: Monticello Staff 11,12-Editor: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11. JOHN P. PIGMAN: Philipp Academic-Business. DELORIS E. PITOCCO: Doris: Business. DENNIS J. PITOCCO: Business: Projectionists 9,10,11,12-President: Track 9: Baseball 9: Stage Crew 11,12-President: Prom Committee 11: FBLA 12: Student Secretary 12: Dance Disc Jockey 11,12. LlLLlAN M. PLAUCHAK: LilL' Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Student Librarian 9: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: JT's 10: Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 12. BU' WE DREAM THINGS Leslie Petro John Pigman Deloris Pitocco . Dennis Pitocco Lillian Plauchak 160 ei? ' we-vc' 3 John Pleunik Linda Reese Karen Remensnyder . 4 .. E 2 Robert Price Ellen Prim Karen Prus Patricia Rathgeber JOHN J. PLEUNIK: Academic: Track 9,1O,11,12: Choir 9. ROBERT J. PRICE: Bob,' Academic: Track 9,10: Senior Marching Band 9,10,11,12: Senior Concert Band 9,10,11,12: Brass Ensemble 11: Varsity Dance Band 12: Stage Band 12. ELLEN L. PRIM: Ellie: Academic: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Junior Class Play Committee 113 Prom Committee 11: Ushers Club 12. KAREN L. PRUS: Academic: Forensics 9,10-Statistician, 11.12-Vice President: JT's 10: Language Club 10-Vice President, 11-President, 12: Ushers Club 11,12: National Honor Society 11,12: Junior Class Play 11: FSA 12. PATRICIA J. RATHGEBER: Fatty,' Business: Choir 9: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Senior Choir 10: Acappella Choir 11: Majorettes 12. LINDA J. REESE: Academic: Pep Club 10: Girls Glee 10: Sophomore Carnival Commitee 10: Senior Mixed Choir 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Ushers Club 12. KAREN J. REIVIENSNYDER: Remyf Business: Pep Club 10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: FBLA 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11. AND SAY WHY NCT. it S115 f K.. E' is 161 L L -EYE Robert Rennie James Reynolds Susan Robertson Keith Richardson Randy Rininger Margaret Roberts ROBERT C. RENNIE: General5 Football 95 Intramurals 1O,11,125 Steel Valley 12. JAMES E. REYNOLDS: Smooth: Academic5 Football 9,10,11,125 Track 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 12. KEITH G. RICHARDSON: Kemo,'Business.RANDY B. RININGER: Academic5 Pep Club 9,10,11,125 JT's 10. MARGARET L. ROBERTS: Peggy: Business: Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,115 Girls Glee 105 Prom Committee 115 Junior Class Play Committee 115 FBLA 11,125 Acappella Choir 12. PAUL E. ROBERTS: Wally: Academic5 Choir 9,10,115 Acappella Choir 12. SUSAN C. ROBERTSON:Sue,' Academic5 Art Club 9,105 Sophomore Carnival 105 Usherette 11,125 Prom Committee 11. DALE T. ROBINSON: Business. BETH ANNE RODGE RS: Beth: Academic: Ninth Grade Choir: Girl 's Glee Club 10: Acappella Choir 125 Student Council 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Pep Club 1O,11,125 Junior Class Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 115 Senior Mixed Choir 115 Library Assistant 12. COLCDRS eiueftisio GRAY Paul Roberts Dale Robinson hm 'X . X , .. ,I X it 5,,tNxNNvM. L 162 semi-if s ss JAR if as . 5 .321-xxx Q Beth Rodgers ,NX 8 .4690 A fi 'dr af' Mary Jo Roney Ronald Sakol Dennis Savvchak Joyce Schademan Ed Schmalenberger Steven Ross Janice Ryerson FLOWER. . BLUE-BELLS MARY JO RONEY: Acadmeic: Art Club 9,11,12: Pep Club 10: Sophomore Carnival Committee Chairman 105iRussian Club 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11.5 Prom Committee 11: JT's 12: Monticello Staff 12. STEVE J. ROSS: Academic: Student Council 9,10,115 Stamp Club 95 Golf Team 9,115 Tennis Team 105 Key Club 10,125 Varsity Club 11,12. JANICE L. RYERSON: Businces: Pep Club 9,12: Senior Red Cross 10: FBLA 11,12 .RONALD W. SAKOL: Jew,' Academic: Transferred from Clairton in 1968. DENNIS J. SAWCHAK: Academic: Coin Club 10: Baseball 11,12. JOYCE E. SCHADEMAN: Academic: Choir 9: Senior Mixed Choir 11: Ensemble 11: Pep Club 9,10,12: Cheerleader 9,11,12: Student Council 9,10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 111 Secretary of Class 10: JT's 12: Acappella Choir 12: Junior Class Play Committee 11. EDWARD W. SCHMALENBERGER: Ed: Academic: Football 9: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Key Club 12. ED J. SCHMIDT: Doc: Academic: Marching Band 9,10,11,12: Concert Band 9,1O,11,12: Dance Band 11,12. PATRlClA L. SCHOLL: Pat' Business: Pep Club 9,10,11: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: FBLA 11,12-Regional Vice-President: Statesman Staff 11,12: Monticello Staff 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11. Edward Schmidt Patricia Scholl 163 eborah Schroeder Craig Shaeffer Ann Shalley Ronald Sheppard Joyce Sewald James Shetter David Shipp DEBORAH J. SCHROEDER: Debbie: Business: FBLA 11,12. JOYCE A. SEWALD: Academic: Ushers Club 11,12. CRAIG S. SHEAFFER: General. ANN M. SHALLEY: Academic: Student Council 9: Cheerleader 9: JV Cheerleader-Co-Captain 10: Varsity Cheerleader 11,12-Co-Captain: Junior Pep Club-President 10: Pep Club 11,12: Junior Clms Play Committee 11: Language Club 11: JT's 11,12: National Honor Society 11,12: Forensics 12. RONALD J. SHEPPARD: Shep: Academic: Band 9,10,11,12: Coin Club 11,12-Vice President: Band Assistant 11,12. JAMES D. SHETTER: Academic: Track 9,10,12: Student Council 9.10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10. DAVID A. SHIPP: Slip: Academic: Marching Band 9,10,11,12: Concert Band 9,10,11,12: Basketball Band 9,10,11,12: Track Team 11. SUE ANN M. SHUBACK: Academic: Choir 9,10,11: Junior Red Cross 9,10-President: Sophomore Camival Committee 10: Pep Club 11,123 Junior Class Play Committee 11: Pep Club 11,125 Prom Committee 11: JT's 11,12-Treasurer. THOMAS F. SIMPKINS: Tom: Academic: Key Club 11,12: Student Director of Junior Class Play 11: Track 11: Transferred from Cincinnati in 1966. Sue Shuback Thomas Simpkins 164 M Joanne Skeddle Robert Smith George Soles Philip Spartis Sheldon Slepeckl Donald Smith Donna Smith John Smith Kurt Spartz JOANNE P. SKEDDLE: Jo,' Business: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: FBLA 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee. SHELDON J. SLEPECKI: Shelly: Academic: Football 9: Basketball 9,10,11,12: Baseball 9,10,11,12. DON J. SMITH: Iron City: Academic: Wrestling 9,10: Choir 9,10,11. DONNA L. SMITH: Business: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: FBLA 11,12-Vice President: Junior Class Play 11. JOHN WILLIAM SMITH: John: Academic: Sophomore Carnival 10: Junior Class Play 11: Junior-Senior Prom 11: Statesman Staff 12: Book Club 12: Forensics 12. ROBERT G. SMITH: Smitty: Academic: Track 9,10: Committee for Sophomore Carnival 10: Prom Committee 11. GEORGE SOLES: Academic: Choir 9: Basketball 9,10: Key Club 10,11,12: Sophomore Class Vice-President 10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Statesman Staff 11,12: Monticello Staff 11,12: Junior Class Play 11: Student Council 11,12: National Honor Society 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Baseball 11. PHIL L. SPARTlS:Academic: TJ Quill 9: Marching Band 10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Basketball Band 11: Russian Club-President 11: Junior Class Play 11: Prom Committee 11: Statesman Staff 12. KURT N. SPARTZ: Academic: Wrestling 10,11,12: Varsity Club 11,12. JACQUE LINE A. STACK: Irish: Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9: Student Council Representative 9: Sophomore Choir 10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Acappella Choir 11,12: Girls Ensemble 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Junior Class Play 11: Ushers Club 12: Monticello Staff 12. Jacque Stack 165 beef X X Q X . v..-fat C X pas Q 1? as 1 .5 ag Robert Stack Stanley Stadnicki John Stark Dennis Steiger Thomas Steinen s I in-1 ROBERT T. STACK:Tim,' Academic: Football 9,10,11,125 Track 9,105 Student Council 9,105 Basketball 9,1O,115 Prom Sewer 105 Baseball 11,125 Junior Class Vice-President5 Varsity Club 11,125 Senior Class Vice President. STANLEY S. STADNICKI: Kip,- Academic5 Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Track 95 Marching Band 9,10,11,125 Concert Band 9,10,11,125 Forensics 12. JOHN C. STARK: Starkieg General. DENNlS STEIGER: Academic5 Golf 9,10,11,125 Choir 95 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Prom Committee 11. THOMAS J. STEINEN: Tomy Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Brass Ensemble 11. ANNA MARIE STICKLES: A.M.,' Academic: Senior Band 9,10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105Junior Class Play 115 Prom Committee 115 Language Club 12. JOHN STIVALA: Technicalg Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Football 9,105 Track 9,105 Varsity Club 10,11,12. SHARON G. STONICK: Businessp Red Cross 10,115 FBLA 11,125 Pep Club 11,12. DONNA L. STOOPS5 Sack-o,' Academic5 Choir 9,105 Pep Club 9,125 Bowling Team 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee 115 National Honor Society 11,125 Mixed Choir 115 Student Council 12. RONALD E. STOOPS: Ran: Academic: Basketball 9,1O,115 Prom Server 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Football 11,125 Prom Committee-Chairman 115 Student Council 12. Ann Marie Stickles John Stivala Sharon Stonick Donna Stoops Ronald Stoops 166 William Stotesbery Tom Sweeney Charles Swingle We Eleanor Sujeta Karen Sunnarborg Peter Swaim Elmer Swaney WILLIAM D. STOTESBERY: States: Academic: Track 9: Wrestling 9: Choir 9: Forensics 9,10,11,12-President: Key Club 10,1 1,12: Student Council 10: Senior Chorus 10,11:AcappellaChoir 11,12: Junior Class Play 11. ELEANOR A. SUJETA: Business: Choir 9: Girls Glee 10: FBLA 12. KAREN A. SUNNARBORG: Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9,10: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Monticello Staff 11,12-Editor: Statesman Staff 11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee Chairman 11: Spectrum Staff 12. PETER L. SWAIM: Safety: Academic: Track 9,10: Band 9: Choir 9: Audio Visual and Science Club 9: Coin Club 11: Intramurals 125 Transferred from Warsaw Central: Warsaw, New York 1967. E. CURT SWANEY: Academic: Choir 9: Football 9,1O,11,12. TOM M. SWEENEY: Alke,' Academic: Basketball 9: Track 9,10. CHARLES P. SWINGLE: Buddyp Academic: Football 9: Choir 9,10: Senior Mixed 11: Acappella Choir 12. 423 167 S J f S.. Christopher Takagi Leslie Taylor Michele Tsouris L -. 168 Donna Thomas William Thomas Davld Todd CHRISTOPHER K. TAKAGI: Chris: Academic: Varsity Club 9,10,11,12: Wrestling 9,10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Cross Country 10,11,12: Prom Committee 11. LES J. TAYLOR: Les,' General: Wrestling 9,10,11: Track 10,11,12: Acappella Choir 12. DONNA M. THOMAS: Academic: Choir 9: Girls Glee Club 10: Pep Club 9-President, 10,11,12: Student Council 10,11: Sophomore Carnival Committee Chairman 10: JT's 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11. WILLIAM A. THOMAS: BilI,' General. DAVID W. TODD: David,- Academic: Projectionist 9,10: Baseball 9: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Prom Committee 11. BARBARA TSOURIS: Bunny: Academic: JT's 101 Sophomore Carnival Committee Chairman 10: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Pep Club 12. MICHELE D. TSOURISZ Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Usherettes 12: Fencing Club 12. SUSAN TUSSING: Sue: Academic: Marching Band 9,10,11,12: Concert Band 9,10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival,Committee 10: Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Pep Club 12: JT's 12. CHRISTOPHER J. ULRlCH: Chris: Academic: Art Club 10: Student Council 1O,11: Prom Committee 11: Monticello Staff 12: Spectrum Staff 12. Barbara Tsouris Susan Tussing J New 1 was Christopher Ulrich WF' Steve Vamossy Mildred Veronick William Wagner Mary Veres John Verna STEVE W. VAMOSSY: Stevep General5 Steel Valley 12. MARY K. VERES: Academic5 Ushers Club 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Junior Class Play 11. JOHN P. VE RNA: Jacky Academic5 Track 105 Cross Country 11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Baseball 11,12. MILDRED J. VERONICK: Millie,' Business: Pep Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,1 1,125 Senior Red Cross-Secretary 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 FBLA 11,12-Treasurer. WILLIAM H. WAGNER: Bill: Academicg Art Club 10,11,125 Track 10. THOMAS J. WALKER: Tom,' Academic5 Choir 95 FSA 12. PAT E. WALSH: Business: Pep Club 105 FBLA 11,12. GEORGE A. WARHOLA: Academic: Track 10,11,125 Coin Club 11,12. JOHN L. WARNACK: Academicg Class Treasurer 9,105 Basketball Manager 95 Jeffer-Sun Staff 95 Choir 95 Key Club 105 Track 105 Cross Country 10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11. Thomas Walker Patty Walsh George Warhola John Warnack 169 yi, i Deborah Warren Vickie Washabaugh Tad Wells Patricia Westland iith Weaver Kenneth Weaver Catherine Weightman DEBORAH L. WARREN: Debbie,' Academic: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9: JT's 10,11,12: Student Council 10,11,12: Sophomore Carnival Committee-Chairman 10: Language Club 11: National Honor Society 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Statesman Staff 12. VlCKl L. WASHABAUGH: Vic,' Business: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12: Choir 9.10: FBLA 12. JUDITH D. WEAVER: Judi: Academic: Pep Club 9: Band 9: FTA 9: Marching Band 10,11,12: Stage Band 1O,11,12: Concert Band'10,11,12: Ensemble Band 10,11,12: Basketball Band 1O,11,12: Forensics 12: Transferred from Morton High School 1967. KENNETH L. WEAVER: Academic. CATHIE C. WEIGHTMAN: Business: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12: FBLA 11,12: Junior Class Play 11. TAD D. WELLS: Academic: Forensics 9: Choir 9: Track 9,1O,11: Chess Club 9,10: Wrestling 10,11: National Honor Society 11,12: FSA 12: Westinghouse Science Honors Institute 12. PATRICK K. WESTLAND: Patti: Business: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Choir 9: Prom Committee 11: JT's 11: Junior Class Play Committee 11: FBLA 12. FRITZ W. WHERRY: General. KATHIE JO WHERFIY: Business: Pep Club 9: JT's 11: FBLA 12. .RX-.. .. . Fritz Wherry Kathy Wherry 170 uf if F t K, .Q.., :JM its George Williams Linda Wright Glen Zewe Gary Zollar Ross Williams Sally Withers Lawrence Wojcik Raymond Wolfe Robert Zollar GEORGE L. WILLIAMS: Big George: Business. ROSS E. WILLIAMS: General. SALLY J. WITHERS: Academic: Pep Club 9: Choir 9: Girls Glee 10: Russian Club 11: Student Council 11: Junior Class Play 11. LAWRENCE A. WOJCIK: Larry: General: Literary Appreciation Club 9: Track 12. RAYMOND G. WOLFE: Dushg Academic: Football 9,10,11,12: Track 9,10,11,12: Varsity Club 12. LINDA J. WRIGHT: Linda: Academic: Choir 9: Junior Red Cross-Vice President 9: JT's 10,11: Sophomore Carnival Committee 10: Pep Club 11-Treasurer, 12: Student Council 11,12: Prom Committee 11: Class Play Committee Chairman 11: JV Cheerleader 11: Varsity Cheerleader 12: Acappella Choir 12: Statesman Co-Editor 12: GLEN W. ZEWE: Academic: Choir 9,10: Track 9,10,11,12: Wrestling 9,10: Cross Country 9,10: Chess Team 9. GARY F. ZOLLER: OJ,' General. ROBERT ZOLLER: Bob: Business. From these halls, An era has passed, A time of preparation. We must how leave these protecting portals l l y . 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