United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

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a vista United High School R.D. 2 New Florence, Pennsylvania Volume XIII Table of Contents Dedication On behalf of the senior class, it is the wish of the yearbook staff to dedicate la Vista '68 to the memory of Alan Kent lauffer, our departed classmate, last summer, Alan was unexpectedly taken from us by a fatal motorcycle accident. In losing him, we have lost not only a fellow senior, but also a dear friend. To Alan's parents and sisters, the la Vista staff extends its heartfelt sympathy in the great sorrow we share. Alan Kent lauffer In Loving Memory Of Alan Kent Lauffer 3 (May 8, 1950-July II, 1967) Together We Edit... Us ng LoVisto '67 as a guide. Gloria Machak ond Earl-ene McClain. Activity Editors, search for new layouts. IA VISTA STAFF; Sitting; Joe Visnesky, Bill Zollar, Terry Mytrysok. Ed Sievers. Front row; Mr. Busovicki. Donna Miller, Janice McGinnis. Undo Plowman, Pofti Cline. Gloria Steiner, Gale Campbell, Patty Walker, Eorlene McClain. Back row; Doris Sharp, Sue Boring, Glorio Mcchak. Glen Busch, Tom lovis. Karen DeBona. Debbie Sesock, Joyce Bowers, Mrs. Riddle. Typists Debbie Sesock. Gloria Steiner, and linda Plowman look on as Foculty Editors Jan Stiffey and Donna Miller review last year's copy. } Sue Boring, Undergrad Editor, gives a few pointers to Junior Editors Christine Muir and Dave McCachren. Discussing the new Special Events section are 'its editors, Terry Mytrysak and Patti Cline. Browsing through I967's wrestling pictures, Sports Editors Gale Compbell and Joe Visnesky recognize a familiar face. Mr Busovicki. Yeorbook Adviser, informs Co-Editors Ed Sievers and Karen DeBono of some helpful hints. Seated with Mrs. Riddle, Business Adviser, is Ad Editor Patti Walker, while Ad Editor Glen Busch stands between Doris Sharp and Tom Lavis. Business Managers As the deadline appraoches for Senior Editors, Joyce Bowers offers Janice McGinnis another suggestion. ...La Vista ’68 5 UNITED HIGH SCHOOL ; .a — —NEXT AWAY GAME FRI. OCT. 13 000 PM ITEO VS F0RE5T HILL5 '• GET BACK ON THE TRACK BOYS I vjjm ilrfV v= IPV- v „ A . • v% ?- %? v 4, . ™ ____M_____- V Tf L ?1 ws asf jf Garden of Dreams The annual Junior-Senior prom was held in the high school gymnasium on April 28. 1967. Couples danced through the Garden of Dreams , which was the title chosen by the Junior Class. Music was provided by The Continentals. Juniors made money for this annual affair by having bake sales and o Junior Closs dance. 8 Garden of Dreams Decorotions for the prom included streomers of red, pink, ond white, ond o garden scene centerpiece. The center-piece was composed of a wheelbarrow of flowers, a lily pond, ond on apple tree in full bloom. The evening came to on exciting climax at Richland Bowl, the scene of the after prom porty. The excitement of the evening was shared by everyone. 9 Mr. and Miss Senior 10 Chuck Mack and Bev Rummel Senior member of the Hemlock Choin ore: There , Pixorchik. Jonet Findley. Corol Go-off. Gloria McCully. Money lichtenfelt. Jo Ann Vomer, Jon.t Boyle. Borb Of-non. Eorl.ne Fletcher. 0n J Mory Kllngemmith Jurvo' momber, of the Hemlock Cho.r ore, D.bb-e S. ock Glor,o Mochok. Keren OeBono. Potty Brett. Donno M.ller. Potty Wolker. Judy Rh-ne Potti Cline. Dionne McConnell, ond Koren Mulligoft. Each year the top ten honor girls from both the junior ond senior classes are chosen to carry the Hemlock Choin. The chain is mode of pine ond hemlock. Each class mokes their own chain to carry into the gymnosium on the night of May Day. 1 1 May Day 1967 May Court, left to right Row one: lee Bowser. Sandy Corne . Steve Cernok. Karen Fronklin. Melanie Hill. Chuck Walbeck. Pat Dominy. Gary Payne. Row two: Darell Dov.s, Rosemary Mochok, Jerry Uadiski. Anna Pisarcik. Alvin lichtenfels. Susan Stoke, Janet Rummel. Denny Younkin. Clara McDowell, Harry Weigel, George Glusko, Karen Evans, Dave Mack. Queen Sharon Cowan, Rose Mroczka. Joe McDowell. Bonnie Gaul, and Chris Sconga. 12 May Day brings about the troditionol winding of the Moypole. Dressed in their gay gowns. Junior girls pause from their winding to sing our Alma Mater Queen Sharon Cowan reigned over May Day festivities Besides the Court ond Moypole, many octs were viewed. Strong Captures State Title United's lorry Strong become Pennsylvania's king of 103 pound wrestlers on Saturday. March II. lorry has lost only one match in the past two years He . the first state wrestling chomp from our school. . Besides the state title, lorry earned the following titles: 103 lb. Indiona County Christmas Tournament Chomp. Section IV Chomp. District 6 Champ, ond PlAA Central Northwestern Regional Chomp. This is probably one of the outstanding feats accomplished by a boy at United. 13 Homecoming 1967 Homecoming Court, left to right: Sophomore Princess, Mary Marcus, Junior Princess, Wanda Davis, Senior Princess, Diane Bartholomew, 1967 Homecoming Queen, Bev Pummel, 1966 Homecoming Queen, Shoron Cowon, Senior Princess, Doris Sharp, Junior Princess, Vicki Mack, Sophomore Princess, Carol Buchanan. 14 Homecoming 1967 United's eighth onnuol Homecoming wos held September 30. 1967 on the Bueno Visto Field. The student body elected Bev Rummel os the 1967 Homecoming Queen. A semi-formol dance was held in the gymnasium the same evening as a climax to the Homecoming festivities. 15 acultu Faculty Or. James A. Moore---Supervising Principal Doctor Moore attended Geneva College and University of Pittsburgh. He has received his Bachelor of Science in Education. Masters of Education, and Doctor of Education. Alex A. Zbur--Administrative Assistant Mr Zbur attended lock Haven State College. Indiona University of Pennsylvania, and Duquesne University receiving his B.S. and M. Ed. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and reading. Bernard J. liscik---High School Principal Mr. liscik attended Waynesburg College where he received his A.B. and then ottended Westminster College where he received his M.S. He also attended Indiana Uni-versity of Pennsylvania and University of Pennsylvania. Some of Mr. liscik's interests include reading. sports. ond automobiles. Connie Murdick.-Dr. Moore's Secretory Miss Murdick is a 1965 graduate of United High Business Department. She enjoys football. lois Molisee - Mr. liscik's Secretory M.ss Molisee is a 1964 graduate of United High Business Department. She enjoys pointing, singing, and basketball. Sharon Mack---Clerk Miss Mack is a 1966 graduate of United High Business Department. She enjoys all sports. Koren Fry.-Mr. Farobaugh's Secretary Mrs. Fry is a 1964 graduate of Indiana High Business Department. She enjoys sport cor races. Faculty Elvira J. Campisono---Guidance Counselor Mrs. Compisono attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she received her B. S. She enjoys painting, refinishing furniture, ond homemoking. James E. Forabaugh--.Guidance Director Mr. Forabaugh attended Indiono University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Marshall University receiving his B. S. and M. Ed. Mr. Forabaugh enjoys hunting, and painting. Undo Penrose- -library Aid Miss Penrose is a 1965 graduate of United High School. She enjoys bowling and skating. 20 Our new administration unites to make our school better. Don 8ufogno--U. S History Mr Bufogno offended Indiano University of Pennsylvania. Univet-tity of Southern Californio Indiono University. ond West Virginia University. He hos h s B.S. and M.Ec Mr. Bufagno sponsors the Junior Class ond enioys travel, golf, and spectator sports John Butovickr.-Geometry. Tngonomotry. Advanced Math Mr Busovich attondod Indiano University of Pennsylvania whoro ho received his B S. Ho is sponsor of la Vista, and Mu Alpho Theto Mr BusOv ki eniOys hunting fishing, ond outomobiles. onold Colhoun - History, Geogrophy .. _ . ’ Coliego where he received Mr Colhoun ot'ended Indiano State Soroh Coruso---Engltsh. Reading. Spelling M„s Caruso attended Indiana U Vl Y o syf.omo where she received he, BS She . spomor o Jr 0 co sponsor o future Teachers of America M.ss Coruso en,oyS soiling ond swimming. John Gowson-.-latm, Engluh Mr Colwson attended Juniolo College Eastern Baptist Seminary. Temple Unive-sity. and University of Pennsylvania. He had his A 8 B.D. ond M. Ed. Mr Clawson en,oys reoding. Kothryn Oendenen..-School Nurse. Home ond School Visitor. Mrs Clendenen attondod Possquont Hospital School of Nursing. Medical College of Virgimo. Indiano University of Pennsylvania re ceiving her B.S. ond M. Ed She is sponsor of Future Nurses Club ond Heolth Coreors Club. Mrs Clendenen enioys reading, bokmg. and comping. 21 Faculty Willtom Clendenen---Assistant Prmcipol. Vocotionol Agriculture Mr Clendenen o'tenoed King College. Virglmo Polytechnic institute ond University o' Pittsburgh receiving his B.S.. M. td.. ond M.S. He is sponsor of Jr. ond Sr. High Future Formers of Americo. He enjoys forming. BiH-e Di«on-• • Shorrhona Office Prochce Mrs. Duon ottended Indiana University of Penn-sylvonio where she received her B.S She is sponsor of Future Business leaders of America and enjoys sewing and reading. Merrily Duncan --Heol'h U S. History. Current Allairs Mrs Duncon ottended Gene o College, Penn State University, ond tndiono University of Pennsylvomo receiving her B.S. She enjoys swimming decorotmg and reading 22 Gi$n Foster-.-Biology. Generol Sc«nce Mr Foster attended Indiona University ol Pennsylvania, Penn Slot® University, and Bucknell University receiving his B.S. He is sponsor ol Biology Club Mi Foster en|oys photography, coinpetitive fillery. hunting, ond fishing. William Frolrick---Hoalth, Geography M , Fratnck attended Indiona University ol Pennsylvania and University of Pittsburgh receiving his 8 A He is sponsor ol Jr High Notional Honor Society ond coochos Jr High football and boskctboll. Mr. Fratrlcl enjoys hunting, fishing, ond sports Glon George-•■Chemistry. Physics, Advanced Science Mr Goorgo ottondod Indiano Univornty ol Pennsylvania. Un.ve sity ol Pennsylvania. Brown University. University ol California, and Carnegie Institute of Technology receiving his B. S. ond M Ed He •$ sponsor ol Comoro Club and enjoys photography Dan Gordish.••Driver Education Mr Gordish attended Gorion Sto'e College ono Indiona Univer sity ol Pennsylvonio receiving his B S. Myrna Goughnour..-General Music Miss Goughnour offended Indiana University ol Pennsylvania and University of Colorado receiving h«- B S ond M MuS Ed She is sponsor of Junior ond Senior High Chorus Ruth Gray- Busmess Education Mrs Groy attended Indiano University of Pennsylvania where she received her B. S She is sponso- of Future Business leode’s of America. Mrj. Gray enioys reading, troveling cooimg. and mustc. 23 Faculty Kenneth Jones -Special Education Mr. Jones attended Clarion State College ond Indiano State Col lege receiving his B S. He it assistant wrestling coach ond enioys wrestling, weight lifting ond hunting Morgoret Jones---Home Economics Mrs. Jones attended Indiono University of Pennsylvania where she received her 8S She is sponsor of Jr ond Sr H.gh Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Jones enioys sewing, knitting and basketball. William Jordon- -English M' Jordan ottended University of Pennsylvania ond Indiono University of Pennsylvania receiving hit 8 S He it sponsor of Dramatic Arts Club He enioys swimming, golf, public speaking. ana play production. This year we hod three student teochers They ore. M.tt Agnello. Sponish. Miss Kimmel and Mrs Marttoff. both Homemaiing 24 lillion Kluflh---fngl'th. Public Speaking M'S Klugh attended Indiano University of Pennsylvania whore she received her 8 S. She n sponsor ol Notional Honor Society Mrs Klugh enjoys reoding. sewing, ond dromo, Albert Kodmon---Arithmetic. Alflebro I. General Moth Mr. Kodmon attended Indiana University ol Pennsylvania where he received his B S. He enjoys hunting and sports Thomas Kupchello-lndustriol Arts. General Metols Mr Kupchello attended Californio Stole College where he received his 8. A He is sponsor ol Stage Crew Mr. Kupchella enjoys hunting, fishing, ond swimming. Peggy lopley--librarian Mrs. tepley attended Indiana Univorsity ol Pennsylvania ond West Virginia University receiving hor 8 S. She is sponsor of library Club and enjoys reading, sports, and paperwoight collecting Anno lomn.cki---History. English M's lommcli ottended Indiano State Teachers College and Duke University receiving her 8 S. She en(Oyi reading Patricio lydiC---Junior High Homemoking Miss lydic attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where sho roceived her B S. Sho is sponsor of Boy's Cooking Club. Mus lydic enioyi sewing. e slating, and swimming 25 Faculty Thomos Mod'll-• History Physiol fducot n M' Modill Attended University of North Corolmo ond Penn Stote University receiving h.s B S He ts soonso' of Varsity Club ond cooches footboll ond nock. Mr MadiH's mom interest is Chnstmos tree culture. Marvm McClure---Generol Science. Geography. Civ.l Dofense Mr McClure o ended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Uni vemtyof Pittsburgh. N.S.F Insitute and Oklohomo Universe Richard Meyers---Speool Educotion Mr Meyers attended Indiono University where he received his B S Carl Miller-- lndustr«ol Arts Mr Miller attended Californio Stole College or d West Virgm.o University receiving his B. S. and M A. He is sponsor of Stage Crew 26 Fronces NoMO s—MoRseeiOlics Mrs Nonfail attended Allegheny College. Indiono University of Pennsylvania, and Univer. sity of Pittsburgh rece v.ng her A 0, 8.S.. ona M Ed. She enioys sports and music rC Nancy Pegge Phyvcol fducot.on Vi ss Pegge ot'ended Slippery Rock State College where she received her B S She is sponsor of Cheerleaders ond coaches girl's bosket, boll Miss Pegge entoys reading and sports Don Porsho - World Cultures, Pa, History, Civics Mr Porsho ottondod Indiono Unive-S'ty of Pennsylvonio where he roceived his B.S. ond M $. He is sponsor of the Sophomore Class He enioys sports John Perde« --' em« ,° English General Speech Mr Perdeus ottended Polomor College. University of touisville. ond Indono Slate College receding hit B S He is sponsor of Rifle Club. Alexander Posierb---P.O.D . Crvil Defense Mr. Posierb otiended S' Fronos College ond University of Pittsburgh receiving hu B A Mr Pot erb rt D ec or o Athletics Jomes Rocchini--. English Mr Rocchmi ottended Clotion State College ond Indiono University pi Pennsylvonio receiving his B S He is sponsor of Junior High Boy's Athletic Association ond cooches J.V basketball. Mr Rocchmi enjoys oil sports 27 Faculty Corot Rico-•English. French Mrs Ricci ottended College Misorcordio ond University of Scronron and University ol Pittsburgh receiving her 8. A. She en|Oys smgmg, sewing, and pointing Becky Riddle---Bookkeepmg I and II. Typing I ond II, Gericol Mrs, Riddle ortended Indiana University ot Pennsylvon o where she received her B S She is sponsor ot Quill ond Scroll Blue ond White S or. ond business advisor to the lo Vista She enioys sewing ond pomtmg, Alice Sheeder--Art Mrs, Sheeder ottended Indiana University of Pennsylvomo where she received her 8. S. She is sponsor of Art Service Gub ond entoys pointing, golfing, and swimming. Fred St. Cloir---Geography. Science Mr. St. Clair ottended Indiana University of Pennsylvania ond Penn Stole University receiving his B S. ond M. Ed. 28 Mr Ulmer directs hrs eighth period band class. Mory Anna Stiles---Developmental Reading Mrs. Stiles ottended Allegheny College ond Indiono University of Pennsylvomo receiving her B A. She roises quorter horses ond Greot Pyrenees dogs. Dorothy Strong -Advo need Reodmg. Rented 10I Reodtng Mrs. Strong ottendeo Indiono University of Pennsylvomo. New York University ond Penn Stole University receiving her B S. ond M. Ed. She is sponsor of Future Teochers of Americo. Mrs. Strong enjoys reading ond sewing. Vesto Stutzmon...English History Mrs. Stutzmon ottended Indiono University of Pennsylvomo ond Pennsylvomo University receiving her B. S. She is sponsor of Jr. High No-tionoi Honor Society. 29 Faculty Morgoret Winslow-.-Engliih, Advanced Composition Journolisrti Mu W.nslow ottended Allegheny Col ege ond Penn Stole University receiving he' A.B. Stephen Yowcic---Heolth. Physicol Educohon Mr Yowoc oi'onded University of Piitsbu'gh, ond Indiana University of Pennsylvania ond Penn Stole receiving his 8. S He is heod bosketboll coach and os-sittont football coach Mi Yewc enioys lish.ng and Com collecting Charles Ulmer---Instrumental Music Mr Ulmer attended Indiana University o Pennsylvania where he received his B S He is sponsor ol Jr. ond Sr. Band ond Stoge Bond He enioyed oil sports. James Wagner-- Algebra I and II. Junior Moth Mr. Wagner attended Indiono University ol Pennsylvania whero he recoived his B. S. He enioys all SPOUS. Willioflt Wilt---Georgrophy. Science Mr Wilt attended Indiono University of Pennsylvania whe'e he received his 6 S Me cooches wrestling ond jf. High football Mr Wilt enioyt hunting Roland Wor el---Spanish Mr Warzel attended St. fiances College. Unt versify of Pittsburgh. Kotomozoo College, and Union Colloge receiving h s B A He is sponsor of Sponith Club ond enioys hunting ond fishing Our cooking staff is. from left to right. Clara Moe Goilbraifh. Caroline Gregorich. Anne McDowell. Mary Etta liebold, Bertho Lindsey. Ruth Palmer. Mary Fatula. Anna Machak, ond Grace Stephens. Absent was loRue Bowers. Janitorial staff is. from left to right, Andy Burda, Richord Jones. Earl Harper, lohn Cline, ond Dorothy ling. 31 Students enroll in the Academic Curriculm to fulfill requirements for college. These are three of the required subjects. Academic Curriculum to close de Esponol Spon.sn ■$ one of the three foreign longuoges tought o? United. Mr. Busovicki. who soys grophmg is the eosiest port of moth shows students some 'bones. Students study effects of gro orot onol pull by experimenting in the physics lob. Commercial Curriculum Some unfortunote students will be Ihonking these boy for the tetts they ore running off. Mr Dixon dictates to shouhond student os rhey try ro improve thei' skills. Students enrolled in Commerciol Curriculum hove one of the best equipped Commercial Deportment in the oreo. Dictaphones and IBM typewriters ore just some of the machines in the department. These student ore be-ng evolvoted on their knowledge of Junior Susmess Moth. 33 These boy ore hunting lo' tool to finnh their protect . Shop boys leorn how to work with metol and wood. Shops are well equipped, and students can leorn much. Industrial Arts Tin Brendlmger run o metol lathe Goggles ore worn lor eye protection. Working m the foundry con be ok t of lun. Much coution must be used when working with molten metol . 34 Vocational Agriculture Plonting shrubbery « port of the londscoping thot the vocotonol boys have been doing around the school Mr Ciendenen gives J m Auld o few good pouters about running the lathe Boys enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture course learn new scientific methods of agriculture. By working in the shop, they learn by doing. Chuck. Bill, ona George pul fmol couches on the r protects. 35 General Curriculum These boys ore learning the principles of drolt-ng Drafting s a very interesting ond enacting course Students enrolled in the Generol Course take basic courses in moth and science but like all students, they must take P.O.D. and English to get a diploma. Mr Clawson teoches students the ports of speech as shown on the blackboard The American Observer is a weedy newspaper published for schools, it keeps the student up to dote on current events. 36 Home Economics Mn. Jones shows these girls how to mi ingredients. Cooking is |ust port of 'he learning. Girls enrolled in Home Economics learn many things about housekeeping ond cooking. Aromas of freshly boked cakes and cookies always drift from this room. These girls ore hoving o test to see how much they hove leorned «n the post few weeks. 37 ctivitips United High School Band First Row: Charles Ulmer. Debbie Donahue George Gero, Donald Sievers, Cynthio Wakefield. Polly Sahlaney, Audrey McConnell, Eorlene McClain, and Danny Shearer. Second Row: Dennis Erdley, Linda Lich-tenfels. Donna lichtenfels. Ted Stufzman. Debbie lowther, Shoron Davis. Pennee Campbell, Mary Ann lavis, and Carolyn Overdorff. Third Row: Nancy Wagner. Betty Murphy. Cathy Garthoff. Mark Fry. Greg Mikolic. Bill Young, Kevin Griffith, and Tommy Gawlas. Fourth Row: Linda Davis, Sharon Santus, Bev Kline, Steve Pisarcik, Valerie Shearer Bobby Jo Robson, Linda Plowman. Cheryl Young, and Fronces Woscok Fifth Row: Evelyn Sievers, Jim Stutzman. Roxonn Shiley, Cynthio Naggy, Gretchen Sievers, Ronnie Robson, Gus Janiscko, and Marilyn Conrad. Sixth Row: Aileen Plowman, Larry Eomigh, Mary Jo Findley. Mike Sahlaney, Tom Polguto. Bob Snoby. Jim Hirko, Nancy Kuch-enbroad, and Connie McDowell. Seventh Row: Alton Hewitt. Sharon Brown, Sylvester Woscok. Dave McCachren. George Staruch. Bill Clendenen, Mark Matthews, and Jim Woscok. Under the new direction of Charles Ulmer the band portici poted in football games and the annual concert. This year's offi cers are as follows: Sylvester Woscok. president; Tom Palguta vice-president; Sharon Brown, secretory; loura Henry, treasurer Danny Shearer, a sophomore, served as this year's drum ma jor and Doris Sharp, a senior, was this year's head majorette 40 Colorguards This year all four color-guards ore seniors. These girls carry the American flag. United High School flog and guns in front of our band. At halftime you may see the same four girls twirling flogs. United's majorettes pose for a picture in the gym just before a pep assembly. These mojoretttes lead the band in parades ond football gomes. For the first time, all six lovely majorettes play instruments in the concert bond. 41 Student Council The Student Council is the student government of our school. They hove a meeting once every two weeks. The Student Council is in charge of refreshments ot oil home bosketball gomes and wrestling matches. The Junior High Student Council is just os active of United os the Senior High. They take port in the projects and also in selling refreshments. Miss Sarah Coruso is sponsor of this group. 42 Spanish Club This club sponsored by Roland Warzel. fakes the Spanish student into the geography of Spain and the life of a family. Dramatics Club The Dromotics Club sponsored by William Jordan is helpful in the production of the school play. The club members learn about staging, directing, dramatizing and selling of tickets for the onnual school ploy. 43 Blue and White Star Staff Mrs Riddle, advisor, helps editor Janice McGinnis and coeditor Glen Busch look for assignments. Joyce Bowers. Judy Rhine. Diane Shingler. and Debbie Sesock, feature editors, browse over assignments. Tom lovis. assistant sports editor, trys to explain a football play to sports editor Eorlene McClain and Joe Visnesky. photographer. News editor Pat Brett shows her assistant Pot Wolker and typing and style editor Linda Plowman the mistakes made in layout. Copy editors Gale Campbell and Gloria Mochak show columnists Laura Murphy and Tom lovis where tombstoning occured. Exchange editor Bill Zallar. and business managers. Glorio Steiner and Joe Torok inspect the Blue and White Star. 44 The Blue and White Star staff work daily to get new ideas for the newspaper. This year the new columns. lock ,OQm lingo ond This n' That are found on the sports page and feature page 3. Quill and Scroll Club The Quill and Scroll is an honorory newspaper society, new to United, sponsored by Mrs. Rebecca Riddle. Members are chosen by their outstanding achievements in journalism. Members are from left to right; standing. Pat Brett. Judy Rhine. Pat Walker, and Debbie Sesock; sitting, Janice McGinnis. Gloria Machak. and Mrs. Rebecca Riddle, sponsor. 45 Future Teachers of America The purpose of the FT A is to help those students who are interested in o career os teachers to gain concrete knowledge about this field. Art Service Club This club was organized by Mrs. Alice Sheeder for those students who ore interesjed in art and making posters for the many activities sponsored by the school. 46 National Honor Society Membership in the NHS is the highest honor which con be bestowed upon o student. The emphasis of this society is not scholarship alone, but also character, service, and leadership. Camera Club Sponsored by Mr. Glen George, the Camera Club teaches interested students the ort of photography. Club members pay dues to buy the needed equipment. Future Farmers of America Junior and senior members of ♦his club frovel to the Farm Show under the guidance of their sponsor. William Clendenen. This yeor's FFA Sweetheart is Gale Campbell. The requirements for o candidate ore: live on a farm, attend church, cannot be going steady, and be a junior or senior the following year. UNITED CHAPTER The Junior High Future Formers of America under the direction of William Clendenen helps the boys to develop their ideas and prepare them for senior high activity. 48 Future Nurses of America The Future Nurse's Club is sponsored by Mrs. Kothryn Clendenen. These future nurses sell candy so that they might make a field trip to hospitals in the Pittsburgh area. Ski Club m wm fni A new club organized last year is the Ski Club sponsored by Donald Calhoun. The purpose of this club is to inform the student about the sport, skiing. They plan a ski trip to Boyce's Pork in January. 49 Senior Chorus Under the direction of Miss Myrna Goughnour, the chorus this year went caroling to all the surrounding neighborhoods. The function of the chorus is to sing melodiously at their Christmas progrom and annual Spring Concert. Junior Chorus Eighth and ninth grade students belong to junior chorus and may participate in the Christmas program and Spring Concert. 50 Library Club Members of the library Club ossist Mr$. Pegge lepley, sponsor, in fhe librory during their free periods. UFO Club This new club organized by William Jordan, sponsor, discusses the possibilities of unidentified flying objects. 51 Future Business Leaders of America Sponsored by Mrs. Billie Dixon ond Mrs. Rebecca Riddle, this club prepores the student for the business world. This year's project was selling Tom Wot kits. They sold them to help send talented students to conventions. Stage Crew The Stoge Crew is on important club since its members help arrange the stage for concerts, assemblies and school ploys. These boys are sponsored by Thomas Kupchella. They are olso in charge of lighting and props. 52 Mu Alpha Theta Members of the Mu Alpha Theta ore chosen for scholastic achievements m moth and must mointoin o B overage in all other subjects. John F. Busovicki is the sponsor. Rifle Club Affiliated with the National Rifle Assocition, this dub teaches members proper handling and safety of fire arms. Superior marksmen ore eligible for N. R. A. awards. John Perdus sponsors the club. 53 Future Homemakers of America Eoch yeor approximately two weeks before Christmas the halls ore filled with the aroma of freshly baked cookies. Girls bake the cookies so they moy offend the Farm Show in Horrisburg, Jonuory. Junior high girls interested in homemaking are invited to join the junior high FHA Girls learn homemaking. international good will, and home and community living. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Jones. 54 Junior Band Interested and tol. ented |umor high students may join the |unior bond to prepare lor later work in Senior Band. Charles Ulmer sponsors this club. Seventh Grade Chorus Under the direction ol Miss Myrna Goughnour talented seventh graders may join this chorus. Ten students ol this chorus go to County Chorus each year. They also are a part ol the onnual programs. Seniors Bert Cramer Right Guard Tom lovis - Center Chuck Mock - left Halfbock Ralph McDowell Right End George McLaughlin Right Tackle Terry Mytrysok - left End 58 Elliot Neri - Fullback John Sbordella - left Tackle Ed Sievers • Right Halfback Joe Torok • Right Halfback Joe Visnesky • left Guard 59 Varsity Football Seoted in front: Tom Mock. Fred Kline. Alan Hunt Ricky Rudnik, Ed Pease, Ron Uodiski Lynn Hording, Stan Skedel. Ray McClain Bruce Rohro- baugh. Mgr. George McGinnis. Mgr Don McNutt. Row 2: Ed Sievers. Chuck Mock. Ted Mangus. Dave Dill. Elliot Neri. Joe Visnesky, Joe Torok. Lynn Jamison. Chuck Plowman. Tom Bell. Bert Cramer. Row 3: Terry Mytrysak. Bill Ritenour. Harry Barbus. John Sbordello, Ralph McDowell. Bill lo-Roso. Tom lavis. George Mcloughlin. Tom Homacek. Starting Lineup Tom Mack. George Mcloughlin. Bill Ritenour. Tom lovis Tom Homacek. Ed Sievers. Bert Cramer, Elliot Neri. Joe Visnesky, Ron Uodiski Sbordello. Terry Mytrysak. J.V. Football Seated: Ston Skedel. Ed Pease. Rick Rudnik. Lynn Harding, Bruce Rohrabough. Ray McClain. Tom Bell. Standing left to right: Don McNutt. Alan Hunt, Ted Mongus. Chuck Plowman. Bill LoRoso, Horry Barbus. Dave Dill. Lynn Jamison. Fred Cline. George McGinnis. Football ’67 Despite a fair 4-5 season, the Lions thrilled fans with several fine performances. United won the opener with Blocklick Volley 34-13, but suffered their initial setback the following week by losing a tough game to Ferndale 12-0. Upon their second visit to Point Stadium, the Lions roared by Conemaugh Valley 25-0. The slumping Lions dropped the next three games to Homer Center 31-20 on Homecoming, Northern Cambria 27-7, and Forest Hills 34-14. The season's highlights centered around the victory over the previously undefeated Penns Manor Comets 28-20. Next Blairsville stunned the Lions with a 54-6 score. The final game of the season ended in a 25-6 win over Purchase Line. Tackle George McLaughlin was honored by being chosen for the first team of the Johnstown Tribune Democrat team. Ed Sievers, halfback and Tom Lavis, center, received Honorable Mention. Ed Sievers made Indiana All-County first team, while Tom Lavis and George McLaughlin were on second string. Fullback Elliot Neri attained Honorable Mention. Also McLaughlin was chosen as tackle for the Central Pennsylvania High School Coaches Association team. Congratulations team for a fine season! 61 Junior High Football Row One: Don Sievers. Jim Kolino. Ed Ashcomb. Fronk Slonko. Jim Trimm, Curt Fisher. Richard Stookes. Dave Svilar. Paul Shetler. Mgr. Jim McClin-fock. Row Two: Gory Homrock, Dove Kuchenbrod. John Rainy, Shone lichtenfels. Bill Young, John Burdo. Micky Antolik, Dave Hixon. Angelo Swanhort. Dave lonos. Row Three: Don Mack. Keith Steiner. Chorles Stiles, John Buchkoski, Dick Altimus. Greg Mytrysak. George Shoup. Dove ling, Ed Plowman. Row Four: Ken Polmer, John Rodkey, Bob Visnesky. John Pozar, Albert Machok. Paul lo Rosa, Joe Schillinger, Tim Ault, Danny Gibbons. Dave lowther. Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Joe Torok lorry Mock. Ron Uodiski. Mgr. Richord Strong. Chuck Mock. Joel Wolbeck. Tom Mock. Stonding: Bill Zollor. Ed Sievers, Steve Johnston. Cooch Steve Yewcic. Tom Homocek. Dole Davis. Horry Barbus. Basketball ’68 Varsity Coach Steve Yewcic $ Lions turned in a winning 11-10 record this season. United fans enjoyed many thrilling, exciting, and close games, turned in by our basketball team. The season opener with Laurel Valley allowed our Lions a 37-36 victory. Elders Ridge and Conemaugh Valley were clawed by the Lions 76-59 and 70-64 respectively. Blacklick Valley, Laurel Valley, Northern Cambria, and Elders Ridge defeated United by narrow margins. The Lions walked all over Marion Center 62-47, but were defeated 79-43 by Homer Center. They roared past Blairsville 72-64 and Purchase Line 54-49. An exciting game between Penns Manor and United garnered the Lions their third consecutive victory. Again Yewcic's Lions outscored Marion Center, but lost 69-52 to the Indiana County League Leading Homer Center Wildcats. Rallying, the Lions stunned Blairsville 82-70. Purchase Line and Cambria Heights bowed to the roaring Lions by scores of 76-48 and 48-47 respectively. United lost their next game to a revengeful Penns Manor team 64-59. Fired up Cambria Heights swept by United 68-35 and Conemaugh Valley outscored the Lions 65-56. The final game of the season showed Blacklick Valley slipping by United 61-57. An outstanding Faculty versus Varsity Game highlighted the season with the varsity's coming out on top by a 66-57 margin. Congratulations coaches and team for a job well done. 64 Seniors 65 Ed Sievers Joe Torok Bill Zollor J. V. Basketball Row 1: Duke Barbus. Ron Uadiski. Joel Wolbeck. Ken Becker. Row 2: Coach Jim Rocchini, Lynn Jamison. Chuck Plowmon, Tom Homacek. Fred Kline, Tom Bell, Rick Rudnik. lions battle lor a rebound. Ed Sievers scores two. 66 Junior High Basketball Kneeling: Terry Borbus, Dave ling. Mark Fry. Rodger Brehm, Greg Mytrysak. Colin McGinnis. Dole Brett. Standing: Coach Bill Fra-trick. Don Mack. Mike Sahloney. Bill Clendenon, Ken Palmer. Joe Schillinger. John Buchkoski. Mgr. Dick Altimus. 7th and 8th Grade Team 67 Kneeling: Joe lichtenfels. Gary Barelich. Ed Ashcom. Don Sievers. Marvin lichtenfels Barry Davis Frank Slonka Greg George. Standing: Cooch Bill Fafrick, Dave Hixon. John Burda Dennis Marsh. Frances Howard. John Rodkey. Ed Plowman. Ron Younkin. Varsity Wrestlers Wrestling ’68 Cooch Bill Wilt's Varsity wrestlers turned in an excellent 7-3 record, thus triumphantly ending the 1968 season. This has tied the school record. Although plagued by injuries. United copped first place in county action. During the initial outing, Cambria Heights handed our Lions their first defeat of the season 30-26. Our grapplers outscored Blairsville 27-18. but lost the next bout 29-17 to Westmont. The lions then squeaked by Chestnut Ridge 27-25. At Marion Center the Lions lost 29-19 but bounced back the following week by defeating Richland 40-10. Saltsburg was United's next victim and lost 39-12 to the commanding Lions. Conemaugh Township's Indians were scalped 27-22 by the crushing paw of United's grapplers, who the following week defeated Elterton 40-17. The final match of the season was held at Ferndale and proved to be the most exciting match of the season with United handing Ferndale a disappointing 29-20 blow. At the District 6 Section 4 Wrestling Tournament, United had five wrestlers to advance from the preliminaries held on Friday, February 16. They were 95 lbs. Bill Strong, 120 lbs. Frank Stewart, 127 lbs. Red McGinnis, 165 lbs. Bill Ritenour, and heavyweight Jan Stiffey. In the semifinals on Saturday, Bill Strong and Frank Stewart garnered the only victories for United. Bill Strong, brother of Larry Strong who was 103 lbs. State Champ last year, defeated Haney from Johnstown in the finals, thus securing a trip to Altoona for the District 6 Wrestling Tournament. Congratulations coaches and team for a fine season. Kneeling-. Bill Strong. Joe Rowe. Wayne Young, Dennis McGinnis. Fronk Stewart, lee Hess, Terry Shoup Standing: Cooch Bill Wilt Dave Dill Don Shearer Bill Ritenour, George Mclaughlin, Jan Stiffey. Mgr. Ted Bowers. 68 Seniors John Homrock lee Hess Dennis McGinnis 69 Frank Stewart Jon Stiffey J. V. Wrestlers Row 1: Mike Scongo. Russ Dill, Cecil Plowmon. Bill Stern, Denny Foster. Tom Shorp. Bob Stern. Mac Shoup. Row 2: Mgr. George McGinnis, Bill Zimmerman, Mark Matthews. Jerry Stiffey. Roy McClain. Ed Foust. Jim Auld, Dave Stivison. Ron St. Clair. 70 Jon Stiffey pins Chestnut Ridge foe. Varsity Club Row 1: Coach Madill. Chuck Mack. Ron Uadiski. Bruce flohrabaugh, Horry Stewart, lynn Hording, Dennis McGinnis Row 2: Tom Bell. Rick Younkin, lee Hess. Tom Mack. Terry Shoup. John Homrock. Mike McDermott. Row 3: Tom Hamacek. Som Shirley. Dole Dovis. Elliot Neri. Terry Mytrysok. Joe Vis nesky, Ed Sievers. Steve Johnston. Row 4; Tom lovis, George Staruch, Jon Stiffey. Bill Zaller. Ralph McDowell. John Sbardello, Bill Ritenour. 71 Varsity wrestlers warm up before a wrestling motch. 1967 Track Team Row 1: lorry Strong. Bruce Rohrobough. Horry Sfewo't. Jim Auld, Som Shirley. Mike McDermott. Rick Rudnik, Tom Bell Bill Stern. Sfon Skedel. Row 2. Ed Sievers, Rick Younkin. Poul Campbell. Bert Cromer Terry Mytrysok. Fred McDowell Tom McNutt. Darrel Davis. Dove Mack. Steve Cernak. Row 3: John Shomo. Gory Payne, Ston Shirley. Horry Barbus. Bill Zollor. Bill Ritenour Tom lavis, George Storuch. Alan louffer. Bill loRoso. lynn Jamison. 72 Gory Poyne overtakes Soltsburg hurdler. Seniors Row 1: lorry Strong. Darrell Davis. Steve Cernak. Dave Mack. Row 2: John Shomo. Paul Campbell. Fred McDowell. Gory Payne. Tom McNutt. 73 Terry Mytrysak clears bor. Varsity and J. V. Lionettes Row 1: Mgr. Shoron Buchonon. Sue Mrosky. Corol Buchonon. louro Henry, lindo Borbus. Shoron Horner. Mgr. Borb Wilko. Row 2: Cooch Nancy Pegge Audrey McKillip. Liz Wirick, Connie McDowell. Shoron Brown. Sue Retallock. Shirley Barbus. Mgr. Darla Custer. 74 Row 1: Sharon Buchonon. loise Kmnel. Carrie Mulligan, Diane Brendlinger, Beverly Kline. Cheryl Young Pat Skedel. Kathy Jones. Chris Mrosko. Marie Lowther. Borb Wilko. Row 2: Cooch Nancy Pegge. Delores Penrose. Jennifer Kerr. Evelyn Sievers. Melony McClure. Roxann Shiley. Koy Hollingsworth Pot Nen. Kathy Henderson. Dario Custer Seniors Shirley Barbus Sharon Horner Sharon Brown Laura Henry Audrey McKillip Sue Retalloclc Liz Wirick Varsity Cheerleaders Vicki Mock, Jonice Kuzminsky. Wondo Davis. Nancy Mulligan, Karen Kroll. Dione Bartholomew, ond Bev Rummel Senior Cheerleaders Dione Bartholomew Copfoin Bev Rummel J.V. and Junior High Cheerleaders Sue Stiles. Donna Stiles. Carol Buchanan, lynetfe Berzansky, Donna lo Corte. and Dorothy Dziagwa Row I: Potty Murphy. Mitzi Walbeck Row 2: Donno Krall. Debbie Gowles. Cheryl Hess and Denise Dovis. Outstanding Seniors Most Athletic Bev Pisorcik and Tom lovis Most likely To Succeed Karen De Bona and Ed Sievers Best Personality Diane Bartholomew and Dale Davis Most Talented Sue Boring and Jan Stiffey Senior Goss Officers Senior dost officers consult with Mr Williom Jordon, doss sponsor President: Dole Dovis Treasurer. Shirley Barbus Vice President- lee Hess Secretary Dion® Bartholomew Sergeont-ot-Armi: Bob Joseph Glenn Anderson Industrial Arts Cowboy I'kes girls and Mr Jordan, ond is active in rifle club He plans to enter the service ofter groduotion lois Andne General “Lois , who dislikes staying home on week-ends, is o mem. ber of the Art Service Club. Her future plans ore undecided. Shirley Borbus Commercial Shirley likes pizzo and sports. She participates m FBI A pep dub ond May Day. and s also o student receptionist Shirley plans to attend Hommond's School of Beouty Culture 81 Seniors Dione Booholomow Commerciol Dion®'' who enjoys cheering, p-zzo. ond Mrs Gray s oclivo in FBIA ond p®p club. Her future plans are to bocome a tocrotory. Edwara Benedick Commercial Benny likes sports o d is oc'ive m the UFO club. His future plans are undecided Elizabeth Boring Generol “I dislikes slow drive's ond staying home on Sotwrdays She it active m FHA ond plons to ge a |ob after graduation, Susan Boring Academic Sue enjoys sports, an. bore feet, and rowy days. She is active tn Notional Honor Society An Service Club, yearbook and Holt of Fome. Sue will attend Pitt$. bu'gh An Institute. Joyce Ethetyn Bowe's Acodemtc Bo's , a participant of chorus yearbook newspaper, and UFO club likes pizza dancing, books, ond Bolivar dances. She plans to get a 10b after groduahon TheoOore Bowers Vocational Agriculture Ted ro es hunting, fishmg, ond food os his mom interests. He is octive m FFA and is wrestling manager. Ted plans to attend a trode school 82 Dovid B'ocken Industrial Arts Dove likes cor drag roemg, ond girls Hn pet peeve it teochers After groduotion Dave plant to ger o tob Sordro B'Ondlinger General ‘'Sondy lues pizzo doncmg ond a special boy She plans to get married aft«r graduation Tim Brendlmge’ Inauttriol Aril '‘Trfnbo likes good cart ond line woman ond his pet peeve is hovtog Fords verses Chevys, He plons to become on outomobile mechon c Wondo Brendlinger Home Economics Rusty . whose pe peeve n qu e' people likes food ond o cer. tom guy Her lutu'e plons include gening o |Ob ond morrioge. Poiricio J Bren Acodemic Pof dislikes boggy slocks ond staying home on Sot. urdoy nights She porticipo’es «n bond, chorus, newspaper, Quill ond Scroll. Notional Honor Soc e y. Mu Alpha Theto. Student Council ond May Day Pot plons to ottend college Dove Brown Generol Preach is ocr-ve ut ski club one UFO club ond dislikes reochers who gripe. He will enter the ser e olte' groduotion 83 Seniors Roymond Brown Industnol Art Roy dislikes getting up in the morning ond his pet peeve is two-faced people He is o member of the s'oge crew ond UFO club Alter giuduotion Roy plons to get o ,ob. Shoron Brown Commerc ol Tmy1 likes sports doncmg. shrimp boys, ond clothes She porticpotes in bond chorus girls' bosketboll team Moy Ooy. ond FBlA Tiny plons to go on to school Sharon Buchanan Commercial '‘Shoron”, o member o FBlA ond pep club, likes doncmg ond long hair. Her pet peeve is the American Observer Shoron’s future plons ore undecided. Glen Busch Commercial Glen participates n FBlA newspaper, ond UFO club He likes hamburgers. Oldsmobiles ond POO After groduotion Glen plons to get o |Ob. Gole Campbell Acodemic Gole is a member of the bond chorus newspoper. year book Student Council. Homecoming ond wos sophomore ond lumor closs secretory She plons to otrend college or Combrio Rowe. Debby Comey Commercial Debby likes condystnptng. roller storing. ond swimming She participates m lib'Ory club FBlA, FNA. and May Doy Debby plons to attend o secretoriol school 84 Poymond Steele Cfowson Generoi MolCOm'' likes CO'S ond girls. Me drslikes teoche's After groduotion Molcom plons to work o Bognor ond Compony. Ponl J. Clme Academic Potti tikes dill pickles friendly people. or . and going out on Sotu'doy nights. She is octive m bond, chorus, yearbook, art service club Nationol Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theto May Doy and Student Council. After graduation, Patti plans to attend Pittsburgh Art Institute. Donald Cofgon Commercial “Don likes girls and food. His future plons ore undecided. Monlyn Conrod Commercial Mo'ifyn participates in band, chorus, ond fBlA. Her pet peevo is white socks on boys. Monlyn plans to go on to school. Phodo Costello General “Phodo enioys art closs and home economics. Her pet peeve ■s conceited people. She plans to get o 10b ofte- graduation Roger Costello Generol “Roger dislikes nagging teachers ond his pet peeve is complaining people He plons to ottend o trode school. 85 Seniors Alb ' C'Omer Acodemic Bert likes money and participates In football, track ond Student Council. He plons to attend college. Ted Gome' Industrial Arts ”Ted likes corj. sports ond a certoln girl. He Dorticiootes in wrestling After graduation. Ted plons to go to a trode schoo or tom the service. Dole Davis Academic ''Dole' enjoys cors, girls, and sports. His pet peeve is homework. Dale is active in basketball, varsity club. Latin club. Student Council. Hall of Fame, and is president ol the senior class He plans to enter college or join the service Karen DeBono Acodemic Bono' likes ort poetry, ond walking in he ram She par-tiopotes m chorus o t service club. Nofionol Honor Society. Mu Alpho Theta. Student Council one May Day Bono's future plons are undecided 86 Marl Forsythe Industrial Art Mark enioyt hunting ond girls. He plant to become on outo-mobile mechonic. Kothleen Gormon Commerciol Kothy participates in pep club. FBI A ond Mo y Doy She likes sports pizza. ond Comoros Alter groduotion. the plant to become o tecretory. Borry Gregonch Generol Greg likes cort, pizza. hunting ond girts He it octive n tki club ond UFO club. Greg plont to get o job ond then torn the Air Force. Joyce Gregorich General Gege ditliket staying home on weekends ond her pet peeve it people who s o e She participates in llbrory club ond science club. Alter groduotion. Gege plans to get married. Sondy lee Gretsley Commerool ' Som participates in pep club FBIA May Doy. ond likes blue-eyed boys, sports, ond cars. She plant to become a model. Chorlotte Holl Commercial Charlotte likes boys, dancing, ond bowling. She is octive in librory club. FBIA. ond Moy Doy Alter groduot-on, Charlotte plans to get a job 87 Seniors John Homroct Vocohonol Agriculture John 1,1,0, good mu pitzo. boteboll. hunting. ond wrestling Me n on octwe wrestler. on j plons to get o 10b olier graduation. Bobert Henry Industrial Arts “frenchy like girls. car , books, ond guns His pet pe« e it Ford mochines F'enchy is a member of s'oge crew He plant to enter rodio broodcotring Donald Ricky Elton Hemmg Gene'ol Bick' a member o the sk club, likes cor , boot , hunt, mg ond swimming He plons 0 further h.t educotion Louro J. Henry Acodemic louro likes twirlmg pickle , spaghetti, ond a cerfom boy. She porhopotet m bond, ski club, dramatics club, chorus, moiorettes art service club UFO club. FNA. ond May Day louro plons to further her educohon Dwight lee Hess Acodemic lee' enjoys wrestling ond sports He porticipotes tn wrestling ond chorus ond is vice-president of the senior clots lee plons to Ottend o techmcol school Eugene Hill Industry! Arts Botch likes hunting, cars motorcycles ond o tpeool girl. Alter groduotion he plons to ge o ob ond join the No-tionol Guord. 88 Senior boy Study in electronic dots Motthew R. Hill Vocotionol Agriculture Mott ii o member of FFA and UFO dub He like con. girl , ond school After groduohon. Matt plont to otfend college o'bo'o Hixton General “Barb enjoy iewmg ond reoding She porfiopote in FHA ond Moy Doy. Sorb' future plan ore undecided Virginia G. Hofecker Gene'ol Gmnio like done mg dri ing, pi«o. ond o certom tailor She i octive in pep dub lohn club. FNA FHA, and Moy Doy. Gmnio plon to become o dentol otS'ttont. 89 Seniors John Hoi op o Ind of trial Art “John likes dancing, sw'mming, ho'sobock riding, and ‘ood Ho is o member of stoge c'ew and t chief A. V. director. After graduation. John plans to join the Navy. Sharon Horner Commercial “Sharon” likes pizzo. Mrs. Groy. ond bosketboll. She port i. pores m girls' bosketboll. volleyball, ski club. FBI A FNA. ond is o student receptionist. Sharon plans to become a medical technician. Wondo Howard General Woodo «s ocnve m chorus and FHA She enioys Ken. skating, ond English After graduation Wondo plons to get married ond get a 10b. Tom Hunt Academic Benny dislikes ho ng trouble with cars, ond his pet peeve -s brogge's He is o member of ski dub ond UFO dub Tom plons to attend college Walter Thomas Isenberg Industrial Arts Boots likes girls, cars, ond horses He plons to enter the Army after graduation. August J. Jonicsko Industrial Arts “Goss” likes cycles ond hunting. He participates in bond, ski dub. ond stoge crew. Gus plons to enter the Novy 90 Jonet K Jenkins Commerciol Jonei likes music. sports. ond wotchmg television. Her pet peeve is boys with long hoir. She porticipotes in FBLA Alter groduation Jonet plans to go to beauty school or get o 10b Emma Johns General Emmo enioys sports music reodmg ond cooking She participates m FHA, ond her Future plans ore undecided. Stanley Roy Jones Generol Ston is o member ol stage crew. He likes drog rocmg. cars, ond girls. Ston plans to become on x-roy technician. Robert Joseph Vocottono! Agr ulfure Bob likes working oltet school ond o certain someone His pet peeve is 'eochers who degroce students. Alter groduot«on. Bob plans to become a mining engineer Robert Lorry tombing Industrial Arts Bob likes Football, hunting vocotioning ond having fun After graduation, he plant to get o iob Agnes LoRosa Home Econom.cs “Aggie likes pizza ond o certoin boy. Her pet peeve is people who talk too much Aggie plans to get o iob oFter groduation 91 Seniors Tom lav it Commercial “Tub likes football, hunting ploying pool, ond fried cobbog He n OCtive in football, wrestling. track. newspaper. yearbook, voriity club. FBIA ond Moll of Foma After graduation Tub pion$ to further htf education. Paul leory Vocotonol Agriculture “Paul like cori. hunting ond his wife He participates in FFA Pool plons to get o |Ob after groudotion Linda ting Commercial “Linda dislikes Mondoys ond homework She is active m library club. FNA. ond FBIA After graduation. Undo plons to become o medicol secretory Conme looos Acodemic “Connie1' enioys dancing, reodmg. stuffed on-mols, ond Woyne She participates in pep club, cheerleaders, lotin club, ond Moy Day. Connie plons to go to college. Art lord itch Academic Deborah I lowther Commerciol Debbie participates in bond, chorus FBIA. FHA, ond May Day. She enioys dancing, typing. French fries milkshakes ond o certain someone. After graduation. Debbie plons to attend Robert Morns Business College 92 Gloria A Mochok Acodemic ''Mochok It ochve m chorus. No'-onol Honor Society Quill onO Scroll, newspoper, yearbook. UFO club. ond Moy Day She «ft|Oyt pizzo. picklet. doncing. tporrs ond blue-eyed boys Her disl.kes include boggy slacks, knee socks, ond stoy-ng home on Soturdoy nights. In the Future Glorio plons to further he education. Charles Mock Acodem.c Chuck' active m bosketbati. lootboll. Student Councrf. ond vorsity club, enjoys sports ond cars Teoche's who tolk about you behind your bock rote as hit mom pet peeve. Chuck plans to enter the A.r Force or go to college offer groduotion lorry G Mock Vocational Agriculture Mock participates in basketball, track, ond vorsity club Girls ond hot rods rote h gh on his list of likes while snobbish people and short hair on girls ore on the bottom His future plons include entering the service Shoron E. Mock Commercial Shoron a member of Notional Honor Society. F IA, FHA. ond chorus dislikes rests ond carrots. Her interests irclude music sports, food, ond sewing. After groduotion Shoron plons to obtain o secretarial |ob ond further her education. Shoron Mordis General Shoron envoys bowling. doncmg pizzo ond Joae East He' pet peeve is people who think their better than others In the future Shoron plons to get o job Don Monro Commercial Sleet , on active member o FBlA and UFO club, likes hot rods pizzo. hamburgers, ond subs Working on Saturday is his pet peeve Don plons to be o heovy equipment operator following graduation. 93 Seniors Chorle McCochren Industnol Arts Chorlie rote beating Doc in pool and hn wife os hi mom interest School rate low while some teocher ■ o pet peeve In the future. Chorlie plan to raise o large family. forlene McClain Academic Termite , on active membe' of FT A. bard, choru . yearbook, newt-paper, May Doy. ond dramatic club, dislike flirty girl A certoin boy, driv.ng, reading pizzo. and French fries oto high. Eorlono' future plan include becoming o nurse. Dionne McConnell Acodemic Dionne , who dislike American Observer is o color guord ond • octive in bond, chorus. Mu Alpho Theta. Notional Honor Society. g ri basketball Moy Day lotin club, and FHA Marrtoge is included m Dianne's future plans Pauline R McDowell General Pauline dislike short dre ses while dancing, pototo chips, ond boys rote high She s a member of FNA, FHA lotin club. May Day. and pep dub. Poulin plans to obtoin a iob following graduation. Rolph McDowell Acodemic Maggot who dislikes Sear motorcycles i active m latm club. FFA. ond football. His interests include girl motorcycles, hunting, poof, ond food while Mr Posierb's American Obse'ver is a peeve Following graduation. Ralph plan to enter college Bron McGinnis Acodemic Gmny o porticipont in comero Club en|Oys girls, bosketboll. ond '58 Chevies His dislikes include pizzo and Fords. B'-an's future plons ore undecidea 94 Dennis W M G«utii Generol Red' is active m wrestling. rifle club and varsity dub He enioys wrestling. girls and snuff. Red's future plans are undecided. Janice R. McGinnis Acodem Glnnis” who dislikes flirty g.rls and cold buses, erioys p zzo. driving, ona blue eyed boys Her mom peeve s conceded people. She is active in Notional Honor Society Qo H and Scroll UFO dub, comero club, chorus, newspoper. ond yearbook. In the future Jan e plans to further her education ond get o |Ob Audrey McKillip Commercial Agd” s an active member of FBlA pep club ski dub. and the girls' bosketball team She enioys Chuck, sports ond food while M- pa„ erb's American Observer is her chief dislike People who think rhey ore better thon others peeve Audrey. Attending Careers Academy at Washington. D.C. is included m her future plans George McLaughlin Industrial Arts Moc , who enioys footboll wrestling, ond food but dislikes people who oten't interested in sports actively porticipotes in football, wrestling, track, varsity club ski club, ond UFO dub. George's future plons ore undecided Dione Mikolic Commerciol Done dislikes rests ond homework. Her moin interests include pizza, sports, ond Corvetts. She actively participates in FBlA ond May Doy In the future. Dione plons to go into secretarial work Donna M ile' Academic “Doano is active m chorus Mu Alpha Theto May Day ski club, yearbook fNA. and camera dub. She envoys p zza spoghett. o k!es. ond sports. Cigore e smoke one quiet study halls irk her while two foced people peeve her. folk w- g graduation Donna plons to become on X-roy fechnicion. 95 Seniors Jonet Montgomery Generol little Fong en,oys gomg to stock cot roces working on cors. ond hunting. Her interest include o special boy. She dislikes study hods, steaks ond two faced people She plans to enter beautician school after graduation. louro Murphy Academic Murf IS on OCttve member of chorus, ski club, news paper, comero club dromot cs club. Moy Ooy lotm club ond UFO dub. She en|Oys horseback riding. pizza, pickles foshion. ond true friends while white socks, stoying home on weokends. and girls who smoke irk her. After graduation, Laura definitely plans to enter college Terrance S. Myfrysok Academic “Terry a member of the football ond track teams, vorsity dub. camera club, ski club, ond chorus, all sports, food, hunting, I05's dork room, ond doubleteaming with Spud rate high with Terry while people who don't support their school rate low. College is included in Terry's future E Neri Academic Bud” is interested m money ond o certain someone while smart people ore included m his list of dislikes He por. t opotes m football track. UFO dub comero club, and latrn club Elliot's pet peeve is getting cought without o post In the future Elliot plans to be o commercol air. plane pilot Iona lou Oliver Home Economics “Bobes'' entoyt swimming. hiking and wotchmg Tom work on cors Her mom interest is Tom while the dnlikes foot, boll ond people who teose ond oren’t kind lono's future plons include getting momed ond working m Johnstown Thomot J. Polguto Commercial “Tom interested m sports cors golf good music, and accounting octivety porhopotes in bond cho'us FBlA and comero club He dislikes rude people ond hot pizzo ond ■$ peeved by uncooperative people. Following graduation. Tom plons to attend college 96 Beverlyne Pitorcik Acodemic 8ev enioyt oil tporft ond food ond part opo'© in Moll of Fome, lotm club ski club, cheerleader, bond, cho ut. Moy Doy. ond pep club Be. ploni to erne' the A.r Force of er groduotion Undo Koy Pfowmon Commerc'd “tmdo it octive «n yeorbook newtpoper. FBlA. bond, chorut, ond dromotict club Sho liket twimmmg ond tporft ond ditl'kei tettt ond homework People who never tm.le peeve her In the future, the ploni to become o tecretory Dorryl I. Rainy Induttnol Artj Ooc doliket Khool while cor , botketboll. ond ploying pool ore included in h.i mom interettt Teochert peeve him After groduotion Oorryl plant to go to Cleveland ond get o tob Sue Retollock Acodem ’Sue ', o member of the girl vdleyboll ond botketboll teom ttudent receptionitt. heolth career club ond UFO club, enioyt done mg. reodmg 0na fo Mr Jordon Suo't future plant include being o phyticol theropit? Judith Ann Rhine Commercial “Judy who ditliket tioppy people ana t peeved by tnob-bith people, portopotet m chorut. Notional Honor Society, FBlA newtpoper. Quill ond Scroll. Moy Doy, ond dromotict dub She enioyt doncmg. driving ond tporrt In 'he future. Judy plant to obtom tecretonol work. Donna Robinton Commerciol Donna porhcipotet m FHA She enioyt bookkeeping ond ■t peeved by cheating Her future ploni are undecided 97 Seniors Gtono Rodkey Commercial Glorto is o member of librory club. FBlA, ond Moy Day. Her Interests include doncmg. p zzo, chocolate ice cream, ond driving and her dislikes ore onions Ond sptnoch. Her mom per peeve is people who think they ore better thon others. After groduat on. Gloria plons to get o job ond get married Victoria Rose Commercial “Vicki envoys fr.endly people, pizza, and horses. She actively participates in FBI A chorus, ond Notional Honor Society. Vick, dislikes homework and having nothing to do. Following graduation. Vicki plans to obtain secretarial work. Hey. how's the weother up there? ' Beverly Rummel Academic ' Be. is o cheerleader ond participates in Homecommg. Holl of Fome. lolm club. FTA, chorus. May Doy. ond pep chib Her mom interests include cheering (fencing, ond sports Be. plons to attend college. Shoron Sontus Acodemic Sontus . who dislikes 1940 movies, is a member of ski club. UFO club. aromot s club, chorus, ana bond She enioys money, ond ice creom while short weekends ore o pet peeve. Her future is undecided. 98 John Sbordello Vocotionol Agriculture Spud porticipotes m lootboll wrestling, vorsity dub. ond porlio-memory procedure. He en|Oys Steaks. motorcycles ond hunting. Seors' Cycles rote low with Spud. In the future, he plons to become a heo y equipment operator Debb.e Setock Commerool '‘Som , o member o F IA. Notional Honor Society, newspoper, yearbook. Qui l ond Scroll. Moy Day. pep club, ond dramatics dub. rotes sports, shorthond. italic typewriters, penny pretzols with mus-lord ond long hoir high while washing dishes sitting in the first seat, romy doys. ond wearing shoes rote low. Debb e plons to attend Com-bra Rowe. Donna Sesock Commercial Donno” enjoys subs. puzo. meotloof. ond reading. She 0 member of FBIA pep club, Moy Doy ond chorus. Among her dislikes. Donno rotes snobbish people ond stuck-up boys low. Her future is undecided. Doris Shorp Commercial Doris”, o mo ©refie, is oc ve in Nationol Honor Society, FWA. bano. chorus, ond UFO dub She enjoys twirling ond shorthand while people who ore too eonly influenced by others is o pet peeve Doris plons to ottend oirline school or obtain o secretary! tob Dane Shmgler Commerciol Dane is active in chorus newspoper. FBIA. FNA ond boosters' club. A color guord. she enjoys shorthand, singing, working in the store. Mr. Potierb. ond writing stories She disl'kes eating breokfost After groduofion. Dane plons to be o secretory or work with mentally ill children Karen Shirley Generol “Karen, o member of the seance club, dislikes vomllo ice creom. study halls, ond steak Included in her mom interests ore dancing, chocolote ice creom. shopping, boseboll. watching TV. ond blue eyes People who moke fun of others is o pet peeve. Following groduonon. Koren plans to get a iob. 99 Seniors Edword Silvers Academic Ed who enioyi sports. hunting ond food, porticipotes tn footboll. baske boll trod bond, chorus. Student Council No-tionol Honor Society Mu Alpha Theto vorsity club come'o club, ond yeorbook His mom pet peeve is people who don't like to have fun ond don't smile Ed plons to enter college m the future. Fronk Stonek Academic “Fronk enioys sports, pirzo. cors. ond Liz but dislikes people who thmk they know it oil. A speciol girl who soys not too neot is his pet peeve. Momage ond trode school ore included in Frank’s future plons Kathleen Stonovich Commercial Kathy is o member of FHA F8lA. FNA ond dromotics Club A certom someone, doncing. sports cors typing ond boys with long blonde hoir ond blue eyes rote high with her while study holls m the cofeterio and strict teochers rote low. After graduation. Kathy plons o be o procticol nurse at lee Hospital. George Stourch Academic George who dislikes Amo'icon Observer is o momber of bond, chorus, ond trod He enioys trock ond food College is included m his future plons. Gtona Steiner Commercial “Glono actrve in newspaper, yearbook. FBI A. ond dro-motics includes sports ond co s tn her lists of interests while home work ond stoymg home rrks her. Her mom pet peeve is people telling her to cut her hoir. In the future. Glono plons to do secretor«oi work Fronk Stewart Vocational Agriculture lOO Acodem.c Horry S’ewort Hor who dislikes homework, bow ties ond stondo'dized let S. oelive m Irock wrestling vo'Sify dub ond chorus He entoys cors. girls with long hoir. ond sports while tests on Mondoy ore o peeve Horry plans to attend college ion Snffey Acodem Jon participates m wrestling, comero ck b, vorsity club chorus, ski club ond yearbook. His mom interests include outdoor sports, cars, and girls with long hoir while his dislikes ore Twiggy, tests, ond homework losing the deck of cords in the dork room s his pet peeve follow ng graduation Jon plons to ottend college TerryStiles Industrial Arts Jun-or enjoys cars, cycles and piezo He dislikes '59 Chevies His future plons include toining the Novy Dole Strong Industnol Arts Squeek , who participates in stoge crew, dislikes doncmg ond roller skoting. His mom interests include cars, driving ond tood. Smon olecks ore hi pet peeve His future is undecided Wayne Thompson Generol Wayne-' who dislikes the office, is o member of lotm club pep dub ski club ond frock 'earn He entoys cars ond money while getting caught without o poss is o peeve Woyne's future plons ore undec-ded Andrew To ok Academic Andy is ochve m wrestling, comero club. ffA. ond lotm club. His main interests include hunting fishing, sports, cars ond stuffed cobboge while he dislikes homework ond tests After graduating Andy plans to enter co'lege 101 Seniors Jo« To ok Commercial Jo '' n|Oyj football. basketball, boseball. food ond glf|, He . oct.ve i i newspaper. FBIA. lootboll. ond basketball. Entering o business school is included in Joe's future Sandro Wolls Commercial '‘Sondy'. a member of FHA ond FBIA. dislikes spinoch. crew cuts, and tumbling. Food, bookkeeping. Mrs Riddle, ond listening to records ro e nigh with her Sondy plons to obtain o iob in the future Joseph Visnesky Acodemic “Joe , who is peeved by showoffs. participates in footboll. bond. cho us. yeorbook. newspaper, comero club, ond vor-sity club. He enioys hunting, sports, ond food while tests rk him Following graudafion. Joe plons to attend college Potrido Ann Walker Commercial Si , a school receptionist, is a member of yearbook, newspaper. National Honor Society May Day. FBIA. chorus, pep dub ond Quill ond Scroll. Her mfeests include pizza, boys, ond sports cors. Homework ond tests rote low with So ond shy boys peeve her. Sis plons to become a secretory alter graduation. Jomes Woscok Commercial Mouse is a member of FBIA, UFO dub. ond band. Cors are omong his mam interests while he dislikes pizza Attending business school is included m Jim's future plans. Syhresfer M Woscok Commercial Syf . who dislikes Amencon Observer is oetive m bond, chorus, donee band ond FBIA People who con think of nothing but “hot engines peeve Syl wh.le guts, ploying trumpet ond on Olds Convertible excite him After grodu-otK n Syf plans to enter Combrto Rowe 102 William J. Weimer Industrial Am Werner , on ovid hunter ond fisherman. dislikes school Teochers peeve him. Following graduation. Bill plonj to become o welder. Borbara Wilko Commerce Barb it active n FHA. chorus, pep club girl's botkotboll. ond May Doy. foo 1. crewcult. Fred Flmtstone. ond Mr Pojierb rote high with her while she dislikes or-onge socks, pmi shirts, and bow ties Mr Posierb's American Observers ond not ho ing o s i k of gum ore her pet peeves. Borb plons to attend Comb'io Rowe m the future Eluobeth W.rick Commercial liz . o member of girls' bosketball. FBIA ond pep ebb. rotes Frank, bosketboll donemg. ond long ho.r os tops. She dislikes nosy teachers ond girls who fry to tale other g l ' steadies ond people who talk obou you behmd you' bock peeve her. liz plons to be morried ond obtom o secretarial iob m the future Bonme Yarnot Acodemk Bonn.e . who dislikes boring dosses and American Observer. is active in FTA. camoro club, library dub ond lotm club. She enioyt Intoning to records, reading, sports, driving, and the color blue. Sitting in the front soot at trig doss peeves her. Bonnie plons to attend college Williom P Zoller Commetciol •B.li po'Kipotes m FBIA. UFO club newspoper. bosketboll ond trock. His mom interests mdude hunr.ng. golf-mg, Mrs R'ddle ond Mrs. 0-«on H.S future plans are urv deoded 103 Class Officers Junior class officers ond sponsor, left to right . . . Ron Uodiski, vice-president; Mr. Bufagna, sponsor; Mary Visnesky, treasurer; Horry Barbus, sergeant-or-arms; Vickie Mack, secretary; Ed Pease, president. Sophomore class officers ond sponsor, left to right . . Lucy Sbordella, secretory; Carol Kuchenbrod. treasurer; Ron St. Cloir, president; lynn Jamison, vice-president; Mr. Parsho. sponsor; Duke Barbus, sergeant-at-orms. Freshmen class officers and sponsor, left to right . . . Mr. Pasierb, sponsor; Don Mack, vice-president; Denise Davis, secretary-treasurer; Joe Schil-linger. sergeant ot-orms; Bill Strong, president. Eighth Grode class officers and sponsors, left to right . . . Auroro Stern, secretory; Mr. St. Clair, sponsor; Gory Homrock. president; Ed Plowman, ser-geant at orms; Kothy Burkett, vice-president; Mrs. Stutzman, sponsor; Penee Campbell, treasurer. Seventh Grade class officers and sponsors, left to right . . . Doris Mack, vice-president; Mrs. lomnicki, sponsor; Dave Kitzmiller, president; Dove Scon-go, secretary-treosurer; Emanuel lovetro. sergeanf-at-orms; Mr. Colhoun, sponsor. Discipline Committee Discipline Committee, standing, left to right . . . Chuck Mack; Mr. Busovicki. Mr. Warzel; Mr. liscik; Mr. Kupchello,- Mr. Par-sha; sitting, left to right . . . Gale Campbell; Miss Pegge; Mrs. Stutzman; Mrs. Winslow; Miss lydic. Juniors Roberto Aiberter Donna Boko Horry Borbui Undo Borbui William Bkx n Betty Bowers Tom Boy's Ba'bora B'lnk 8ob BtOwn Roiph Bruckhort Glenn Buchkoski Denny Bunn Carol Burketl Roberto Cahill Roberto Cameron Neeno Carney Bob Choppell Kothy Cline Charlotte Croyle Dario Cutter Paulette Donielt Georgia Dovit louello Dovit Noncy Dovit Wondo Dovit Undo Dot Don Dodson Debbie Donohue lorry Eamigh Ke h Evont Judy Foirbonkt Jane Ferguson Arnfo Fither Cynthia Fither Dole Foster Denny Foster Sondy Fry Mortho Gombie Shoron Gorlond Wondo Groff Glady Holl Tom Homacek Gloria Homrock lynn Hording Morilyn Hemmg lee Henderson Ann Morie Hon sal Alton Hewitt Tresto Hewitt Henry Hill louro Hill Georgonn Holupko Cheryl Hoover Debbie Hoover Jim Howo'd lots Hucnoll Eugene Hutchinson Roy Jacob Peggy James Thereto Jonosik Steve Johnston Mert Jones Ron Jordon Co'Ol Kelly Ron Kitzmiller Koren Kroll Nancy Kuchenb od Jon ce Kuzminsky Ken Kwitnek Donna lo Corte Francis l htenlels Sue lichtenfelt Sue liggett Forrest Mock Ion Mock Tom Mock Vicki Mock Wendy Mock Mork Morhews Borboro Moy Oove McCochren Dole McOoin Dick McDowell Chorlotte McGinnis George McGinnis lindo McGinnis Don Me Nun Sue Mikulo Corol Miller Pol Miller Sue M.ller Jomes Mintmier Moryon Mintmier Sue Mrosky Christine Muir Noncy Mulligon Corol Ondrizek Sue Posztor Denny Poyne Tommie Poyne Ed Peose lindo Pegg Diono Penrose lindo Penrose Steve Pisorcik Aileen Plowmon Ken Plowman Corolyn Roger Vernon Reideli Four Juniors proudly display their class rings. 109 Bill Rrtenour Bruce Rohrobough Don no Rulfner Mike Scongo Mike Setock Sherry Shirley Sion Shirley Rhonda Shomo Terry ShOup Jim S'lk Debbie Skedel Sion Skedel Helen Smith lo Snyder Bill Stern Rito Stewart Dove Stivison Jim Stutzrnan Dove Tomb Ron Uodiski Mory Vnnetky Joel Wolbeck Debbie Woter Wayne Young John Youngblood Kerry Younkin Rick Younkin 110 Practice mokes perfect... Sophomores Cheri Allen Debra Anderson Jim Auld Duke Borbus Kenny Becker Tom Bell Sondro Benedick lyne'te Berezansky Betty Boring Debbie Boring Eugene Boring Joyne Brocken Barboro B'endlinger D ono B'endlinger Shoron B'endlinger Corol Buchonon Sober Closson Koren Coffman Morry Costello Soe Deano Cowan Doris Cromer Do e Dili Gory Dill Roy Duncan Dorothy Dziogwo Ken Evons Bloir Figord Mory Jo Fmdly Bob Flick Ron Forsythe Noncy Fry Randy Fry Kathy Gorshmck Oil Goul Korhy Good Kevin Griffith Noncy Griffith Gregg Hording Tom Henry Jim Hirko Koy Hollmgworth Alan Hunt Bonme Jomtson lynn Jamison Cecelio Jones Cmdy Jones Jennifer Ke'r Kenny Kisamo'e Fred Kline Carol Kuchenbrod Jeffrey lomb Bill la Rosa Ooire lauffer Poul leor Karen lichtenfels Shoron lickenfelt Ricky ling Mone lowther Telford Manges Mary Morcus Kevm Mo'sh Dor on Mozey Janette McOain Jim McQmtOCk Melonie McClure M hoel McDermott Connie McDowell Richord McFeoters Gregg Mtkula lonce Mil!e' Rondy Moyer Hornet Muir Corrie Mulligan Betty Murphy Jim Murphy Oovid Ninon Jim Olmon Pot Ofmon Den se Oliver Dennis Oliver Shoron Penrose Cedi Plowmen Chuck Plow mon Dovid Ponchione Phyllis Rensko Wesley Ressler Williom Ressler Jim Rhodes Shoron Riddle George Robinson Ponicio Rock Floyd Rohrobough Joe Rowe Ricky Rudmk lindo Rummel Lucy Sbardello Cormne Scongo Joon Shorp Don Sheo'er Ro«onne Shiley Som Shirley Mory Shomo Evelyn Severs Keith Skovong Bob Snoby Todd Snoby Ron St. Ooir Don Ste«ey Monico Ste-ner Goil Stewart Donno Stiles Suzonne Stiles Richord Strong Mike Stutzmon Bo'boro Trosko Sond'O Vozsnyok trances Woscok Vivion Weigel Mono Wisner Don Wright Kenneth Yeckley Cheryl Young Williom Zettle Bill Zimrrermon 112 Go, you Chicken-fat, Go! Freshmen Did Altimus lorry Anderson Ruth Anderson Tim Ault Terry Bo-boS Do'lene Borelich Morelene Bo'encft Allen Bennett Barbara Boring Daniel Boring Dennn Boring Gtono Boring Rolph Bowers Scott Brocken Roger B'ehm Gory Brenolmger Dole B'ett Sho'on Brown JoKn Bgchkoski Peggy Buchkoski Debra Busch Ken Buterbough lucie Corney Bill Oendenen Dovid Oosson Sue Cochron leoreo Colgon linoo Colgon JeHrey Cruson Denise Dovis lindo Dovis Pot De Bono Bonnie Fairbanks Robert Fenchok Dovid Findley Buster Foust Koihy Foust Donno Fry Mork Fry Debbie Gowlos Don Gibbons Kothi Gibbons Ann Hording Cothy Hendorson Bev Henry Geroldine Hensol Cheryl Hess Annette Hill Brod Hill Allen Hofecker Ken Hoffmon Rolph Hollonbough Bonme Hoover George Horner EoH Howard Kothleen Jones Kathy Jones lindo Judy Charles Kelly Jonn Kelly Robert Kerr lOu se Kmnel Beverly Klme Koren Klme Donno Krofl Jeon Krouse Dovid Kuchonb'od Charlotte Kwisnek Terry lambing Poul lo Roso Deon lowhead Donald lichtenfels Guidonce classes help freshmen decide which courses they will take next year. 6a lichtenfels Horry lichtenfels laRue llchtenfeli lindo lichtenfelt Foith loPresti Rose lo eyo Dovid lovyther Albert Mochok John Mochok Bonni Mock Don Moc k Foye Mock Kaye Mock Richoro McOintock Debb e McCioskey Audree Me Con noil John McCwlly Mo'ion McDowell Coro! McKinney Yvonne McKinney Rondy Mikolic Ko'en Miller Mork Miller Ed Mitchell Ed Moore Christine Mroczko Bill Murphy Greg Mytrysok Po Neri Bill Ninon Kothryn Ondrizek Co'Ol Overdorft Ken Palner Glodys Poriley Rooen Porjley Leslie Payne Neiro Poyne Connie Ponrose Deloret Penrose Alice Peters Dennis Piowmon John Pozor Florence Price Eugene Reho Ron Rensko Cmdy Rhine Ron Robson Rito Rodkey M-ke Rom Ed Rudnik Mile Sohloney Angie Sontucci Joe 9chillinger Dionne Seigh Suionne Seigh Tom Shorp Jim Shirley lorry Shirley Chorlei Shoup Cmdy Shoup George Shoup G'etchen Silvers Pony Skedei Woyne Springer BoP S'em Connie Siewort Drew S’ewort Mo'k S'ewo-i Je y SMfey ChoHet Sniei Bill Strong Nomo Stu mon Cmdy Thompion Kay Vomer Bob Vunetky Noncy Wogne' Ml . Wolbeck Donald Yahnert Ido Yomol la Verne Zomba 115 Angie seems to hove these biologists' undivided attention. O n ? O ? 9 ° 8 O -£•6 = 5 I si ? S-0 = ? 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DAILY PHONE: 446-4689 WE DO TV REPAIRING ALL MAKES RECORD PLAYERS - STEREOS OLD ROUTE 22 SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA i ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA LAMANTIA’S MARKET LADIES WELFARE GROCERIES • MEATS ASSOCIATION PRODUCE PHONE: 676-4721 BOLIVAR PENNSYLVANIA SMOKELESS PENNSYLVANIA 136 COMPLIMENTS OF MAR DIS MOTORS FORD-MERCURY- LINCOLN CARL MARCUS TRUCKS N. MARKET STREET DlllTOWN PENNSYLVANIA LIGONIER PENNSYLVANIA McGILL MATHEWS CAR TRUCK LEASING CORP. HALLMARK CARDS - JEWELRY GIFTS PHONE: 465-5641 PHONE 465-4390 INDIANA INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA RT. 119 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA 15701 1 137 LIGONIER MILL LONDON MALL PHONE 235-4381 MASTER MIX FEEDS THE AREA'S FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS AFTER-SIX EXCLUSIVE FIELD GARDEN SEED - FARM SUPPLY CUSTOM GRINDING - INGREDIENT BABY CHICKS • FERTILIZER NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA J 517 MAIN STREET JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 138 M OGLE’S ST. CLAIR SERVICE STATION NEW FLORENCE LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 459-9921 EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER’' 1 ROUTE 22 DIAL: 235-4301 (AREA CODE: 4121 BLAIRSVIIL E PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD F. NEHRIG GENERAL CONTRACTOR PHONE 479-8164 GLENN MACK COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDING REMODELING SWIMMING POOLS SALES INSTALLATION ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA 63 CENTER STREET P. O. BOX 47 HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA MOSER S TRUCK STOP SUNOCO PRODUCTS ONE MILE EAST OF ARMAGH ROUTE 22 VINTONDALE PENNSYLVANIA 140 TRUCK AND TRACTOR SALES INCORPORATED COMPLETE LINE OF JOHN DEER EQUIPMENT AND GMC TRUCKS ONE MILE EAST OF ARMAGH PHONE: 449-0531 536 7897 6I6COOPER AVENUE R. D. 1 JOHNSTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA VINTONDALE, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF PENN WAY MARKET ONE HOUR MARTINIZING FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CLEANERS R. D. 1 715 PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA - MUNDY'S CORNER PENNSYLVANIA i COMPLIMENTS PENROSE PLUMBING J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. AND HEATING 725 PHILADELPHIA STREET 178 E. MARKET STREET INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA BLAIRSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 142 1 COMPLIMENTS OF PENTRACK FUNERAL HOME 710 BROAD STREET JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA R. E. WALBECK AGENCY INSURANCE ■ REAL ESTATE PHONE 479-9378 137 SOUTH MAIN STREET HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA RITCHES ELMER N. NEELY PLUMBING ■ HEATING AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA ROBINSON-LYTLE RICHLAND BOWL 36 NORTH 7th STREET RICHLAND PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA ETHYL JANE COMPLIMENTS OF RUDNIK’S BEAUTY SALON IOWNER AND OPERATORI ROSS DRUG STORE APPOINTMENTS ONLY HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA SEWARD 446-6620 GAS CENTER PENNSYLVANIA 145 RUFFS JEWELER IIGONIER PENNSYLVANIA SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY THE BANK WITH THE LARGE FREE PARKING LOT FOR ITS CUSTOMERS OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 TO 8:00 O'CLOCK MEMBER FEDERAL DESPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 146 SEWARD LUMBER COMPLIMENTS COMPANY HOME BUILDING AND REMODELING PHONE: 446 4485 SGRICCA’S CUSTOM MIXED PAINTS GLASS CUT TO SIZE SUPERMARKET SCREEN STORM PANELS GENERAL BUILDING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE PLUMBING CLYMER _ PENNSYLVANIA SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA ill GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF SHAMROCK SHOP I HAMBURGERS SHAKES SOFT ICE CREAM MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS 119 STREET INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA 1 147 HENRY CLAY SNOBY All KINDS OF INSURANCE NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE MUTUAl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY COLUMBUS 16, OHIO BOX 104 PHONE: SEWARD 446-4102 ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD J. SPEIDEL FUNERAL HOME PROPRIETOR - M. A. STILES FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES HOUSEWARE - PAINT - FEED FERTILIZER ROOFING LINE PHONE: HOME 446-7001 BUSINESS: 446-7481 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE: 676-4771 BOLIVAR PENNSYLVANIA STILES FOOD MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF GROCERIES TATES GROCERY CLYMER PENNSYLVANIA SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA KENNETH A. STUART FUNERAL HOME 139 LIGONIER STREET NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA THE STYLE STORE CURTAINS AND YARD GOODS PHONE 536-7742 505-507 MAIN STREET JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF SULLINGER’S MARKET AND TRAILER COURT PHONE: BOLIVAR 676-5222 R- D. «2 NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA STRINIS COUNTRY HOUSE FINE FOODS OPEN DAILY EXCEPT HOLIDAYS U. S. 22 EAST PENNSYLVANIA TREXLER’S RESTAURANT FINE FOODS PHONE: 446-4614 ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA 152 SUPER OIL COMPANY, SEWARD, PA. TEXACO FUEL CHIEF HEATING OIL CLEANEST BURNING HEATING OIL AVAILABLE FAMOUS TEXACO JET FLAME BOOSTER S H GREEN STAMPS BURNER SERVICE BY EXPERT TECHNICIANS ESTIMATES FOR NEW INSTALLATIONS FREELY GIVEN CONSULT US ON YOUR HEATING PROBLEM COMPLETE LINE OF All OIL FIRED EQUIPMENT, FURNACES. WATER HEATERS AIR CONDITIONING UNITS BUDGET PLAN COMPLIMENTS OF VALE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 35 N. LIVERTY STREET PHONE: 459-9500 WAYNE S MARKET FRESH MEATS GROCERIES BLAIRSVIllE PENNSYLVANIA ROBINSON PENNSYLVANIA 153 COMPLIMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY PARK PLAZA BRUNO'S BARBER SHOP HOMER CITY STATE BANK CUT CURL SUN DRUG CO.. INC. WOOIWORTH P.T. RIVERSIDE MARKET MCGILL MOTORS INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA ---------------- CRAMER PIKE WHOLESALE SUPPLY PHONE: 446-6511 CRAMER SALES JOYLAND COMFLIMENTS OF DeRUBIS TAVERN CRAMER PENNSYLVANIA DlllTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 155 INDIANA — PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF SIPOS CAMERA SHOP 1049 PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA GREENSTEEL CHALKBOARD COMPANY CHALKBOARDS TACKBOARDS DIRECTORIES DISPLAY CARDS PHONE (412) 254-4336 29 LAING AVENUE DIXONVILLE PENNSYLVANIA LUTHER D. COBB MANAGER FARMER’S BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT PHONE: HOPKINS 5-5561 INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA 156 COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER CITY STATE BANK ARMAGH OFFICE MODERN IDEAS IN BANKING NOW AT 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: ARMAGH. PA. GROWING WITH A GROWING COMMUNITY HOMER CITY. PA. MAIN OFFICE'' UNIVERSITY PARK PLAZA. INDIANA, PA. WITH MORE HOURS TO SERVE CJL J . jLoyjZs MEMBER F.D.I.C. 1; i NING GAZETTE FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF DeRUBIS BARBER SHOP OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A M. to 7 P.M. DILITOWN PENNSYLVANIA V rj 1 CHARLES WESTMONT SHOPPING CENTER DIAL 255-2375 DOWNTOWN SALON H5! .-MARKET DIAL 536-4503 SHERIDAN STREET SHOPPING CENTER DIAL 535-4113 158 PATRON’S LIST A H ALBRIGHT ANDERSON'S FOUNTAIN BALDWIN'S MARKET BAR B-Q BARKLEY INSURANCE BILL'S BARBERSHOP BLAIRMONT RESTAURANT BRizzrs NUT SHOP JOHN HOEGEN HARDWARE JOHNS JEWELRY JULIA KAMEMISKI ANDREW J. KUZNESKY, JR. MACY'S FLOWER SHOP MARILYN'S BEAUTY SALON MARTINS MCGARVEY'S TIRE SHOP MILDRED GEORGE MOLOKO ATLANTIC THE RELA MCCOY'S DAIRY SHOP RHINEHART PHARMACY ROBINDALE LADIES AID SCERB'S DRUG ST. CLAIR'S STORE STUDIO BOOK SHOP INC VERONICA'S BEAUTY SHOP MR. GEORGE WARHOLIC BOB BUETTNER DON BUETTNER DEITRICK INDUSTRIES BARRISH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE BRUNO'S RESTAURANT MABLE LIEBOLD PINE CONE DRIVE-IN SESTIS PIZZA THOMAS CONSUMER DONNA WALBECK Autographs • • w WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A.


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