West Allegheny High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Imperial, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

ALLEGHANIAN '71 West Allegheny Senior High School Imperial, Pennsylvania Staff Sitting: Linda Stoner, Carol Nalesnick, Amy Willy, David Swoager, Mona Ritson. standing: Susie Linn, Martha Mowry, Marjorie Trautman, Karen Tomazich, Robert Lakomy, Debbie Reilly, Susan Strader, Randy Marshall, Kathleen Preniczky, David Antel Jacqueline Ewing, Thomas East, Connie Mack, Bob Feist, Charles Carnahan, Debbie Helton, and Nancy Rapp. The Alleghanian staff was composed of members of the Journalism class under the direction of Mr. Joseph J. Klimchak. The staff was also responsible for the publication of the West Al- Mr. Klimchak. advisor o( the A11 h. Lites, the school newspaper. anian. 2 Foreword One hundred and seventy-nine members of the West Allegheny community will have fond memories of June 2, 19? i It was Graduation Day for the class of 71, the culmination of twelve long arduous years. Many will not be able to remember when they first trod into their first school room as tiny first graders, and then all the events that led to their final great day. To ensure that their final year will not be forgotten, we offer the 71 Alleghanian to the graduates. May it serve as a reminder to them in the years to come of their final year at West Allegheny. Table of Contents PAGE Administration........................................ 14 Seniors............................................... 24 Underclass............................................ 50 School Life........................................... 76 Activities........................................... 100 Athletics.............................................120 Advertisers...........................................140 3 One feature of the prom is waiting to get pictures taken. Fred's not bored. He's just looking for his lost contact lens. An innovation of WA, styles for the girls to fit taste and comfort. Margie, Joni, and Jackie are typical. Jim Stilley couldn't wait for his hair to grow, he had to borrow a wig. About April Bob Medved was still wondering about graduation. Can't you see I left my wallet home! Swig puts on a catty grin for the audience of Alice in Wonderland. Amy shows the proper modeling technique! New NHS members and parents are all smiles on the day of induction. What can't you learn in school today? The chuckles are over either an amusing story or the fact the Al-Lites did eventually get published. 7 Waiting for the players to appear. 9 Samson's hair gave him strenth, Dave's—brain power. A perfect score in the shop classes, no fingers lost. Parents wait for the graduates after commencement. Physical education classes were just that, quite physical. The camera interests that Hootenany club more than the music. The stage is the proper setting for reading for a part in Mr. Sweitzer's plays. Susie Logan does her thing when the minorettes were featured at the games. It is much more fun when one does it right. A familiar figure, Sarah collecting for lunch. Ken Boustead's first question as competitor in Gymkhona, 'How do you get this thing started? Ken, incidentally was the winner. ADMINISTRATION Forty-one teachers were on the West Allehgeny faculty. Of this number twenty-seven were men. Receiving their degrees at a variety of colleges and universities, they represented numerous fields While teaching subjects ranging from math and science to business and music, they also served as sponsors of WA's clubs and organizations. is Principal Mr. John T. Ferber has completed his third year as principal of the Senior High. Mr. Ferber attended Duquesne University for his undergraduate work in Public School Music. Later he attended night classes at the University of Pittsburgh majoring in Education Curriculum and supervision. He first taught at West Alexander Public Schools. He later served as Music Supervisor of band, orchestra, and chorus at Braddock School District. Prior to coming to West Allegheny, Mr. Ferber was the principal of Braddock Junior High School. Superintendent Dr. John A. Schriker is the Superintendent of the West Allegheny School District. He earned his Master of Education and his Doctorate of Education at the University of Pittsburgh. After receiving his doctorate, he served as an instructor at the University for five years during which time he coached both boxing and football. Dr. Schriker is a past president of the Pennsylvania Elementary Principal's Association. Last year he was nominated for the biographical listing in the 1970-71 Who's Who in American School Administrators. 16 Secretaries Top: Marie Boling, Alice Madden, Rosalie Armour Bottom: Helena Mitchell, Gladys Stocks Board of School Directors President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Members Solicitor . . . . Warren W. Scott .... James C. Trotter .... Rosalie Armour ...... Henry J. Kelly .....Gene Beaumont Desire Guyaux Edward Matters Harry W. McCullough William J. McElhaney Anthony Saveikis .... John M.Shane 17 Mrs. Virginia Allison— English George Crown-Art Frank Duzicky— Math Edward P. Beighey— English Mrs. JoAnn DalMolin— Spanish Albert M. Flocco— Guidance Counselor Charles Burin— Guidance Counselor and Biology John F. Doloughty— English Mrs. Betty Jean Flocco— Home Economics Miss Mary Conley— English Mrs. Dorothy A. Dunevich— Commercial James V. Fornella— General Science 18 To aet all ihe Freshmen into the right places at the right time can keep Mr. Burin, guidance counselor, quite busy. Joseph Franjione— Health and Physical Education Frank I. Gauscheman— Mechanical Drawing and Metal Shop Stephen Hamm— Social Studies Mrs. Kathy A. Henkel— Math 19 Robert A. Henkel— Electronics and General Shop Curtis Johnson— Physics and Math Mrs. Dorothy Kelly— Chemistry Ted Kelly— Math Joseph J. Klimchak— Mrs. Margaret Knobloch— Alexander Kramer— Donald Lang— Languages and English and Reading Drivers Education English Journalism and Training 20 Thomas R. Marriot— Wood Shop Jeffrey Marshall— Biology Robert W. McFarland— Social Studies Richard A. Melnick— French Stewart Morgan— Chorus William D. Muir— Social Studies Mr. Wherry isn't modeling for a coke ad, just catching up on paper work in the faculty room. 2t Carol Pattison— Health and Physical Education Harry A. Sherbondy— Social Studies Mrs. Gertrude Webster— Librarian Miss Jeanne Rieker— Commercial John Sweitzer— English and Speech Ronald C. Wehrer— Social Studies Alfred Rosen— Band Miss Rebecca Terchanik-Commercial John W. Wherry, Ill-Social Studies and Drivers Education and Training 22 Sometimes, using the office phone can be a bit of a problem, especially if Mr. Melnick tries French. Alvin Zalnasky— Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson— Home and School Visitor Mrs. Sally Yankel— School Nurse 23 The class of 1971 graudafed one-hundred-seventy-nine students, the smallest number of the past three years. One-hundred-one seniors, or fifty-six percent of the class, expressed a desire to continue their education. Of these, seventy two were accepted at a college or university, twenty-five enrolled in some type of business or trade school, and four members of the class decided to enter the nursing field. This compares quite favorably with previous classes at WA. 25 Executive Committee: Janet Kessler, Carol Nalesnick, Penny Ceney, Ginger Lewis, Amy Willy, Dave Swoager, Vice President, Crystal Davis, Betty Dodds, Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Daniel, Greg Daniels, President, Chris Schnatterly, Rita Chauvet, Mike Lah. Terry Ahlborn Debby Alters Cindy Andresky David Antel Debbie Bain Roy Bartins Kenneth Boustead Philip Braisted Terry Branigan Becky Brown Cary Bruce Philip Bugay Janet Bush Doreen Campbell Terry Butya Mike Carr Cathy Cain Penny Ceney Nancy Cairns Rebecca Chauvet Rita Chauvet Sandy Christensen Monte Clough 28 Larry Cook Mary Lou Cumpston James Corbett John Cunningham Sharon Cox Raymond Dalby Becky Crimm Fred Daniel 29 Greg Daniels Barry Davis Chris Davis Tom Davis Loretta Dase Marjorie Dase Connie and Penny, two flowers that don't need watering. Gary DeSantis Betty Dodds Thomas East George Mehalic and John Novak seem to find something interesting in the West Al-Lites. 32 Jackie Ewing Charles Fedunok Dave Fehl Robert Feist Leslie Hansford Debbie Helton Greg Henry Debbie Fodse Penny Frit Rita Geier Paul George Gene Herrick Jan Highfield Pam Hlavay Linda Gorenc Gwen Gray Dorothy Grinage Susan Hallas Susan Hohnstein John Horvath Lennette Hribar 33 Lee Kramer Mike Lah Robert Lee Ginger Lewis Joanne Little Raymond Logan Clifford Lutz Jackie is lucky to have the phone to herself. Usually it is jammed with waiting customers. 35 Connie Mack Randy Marshall Robert McConnel Becky Magdalene Barbara Matchett Jeffrey McCrory Roast Beef Dinner—March 20. Swig gets his Just desserts, a pie instead of a kiss! 36 Michael McElhaney Scott Meanor lean Mitchell Barry McCuane Bob Medved Joe Moore Kim McLean George Mehalic Jay Morgan Karen McNees Vince Missonak Phillip Morris 37 Cathy Muenster Carol Nalesnick William Newman Paul Newport John Novak Dave Oravetz Monica Pancirov Richard Papke Wilbur Patton Mary Ann Perok Nancy Peterman 38 Barbara Placek Kathy Preniczky Jackie Plance Donald Pugliese Frank Potocnik Jody Pustover Barbara Poznak Latha Rajagopalan Prom—May 7 Oft repeated scene—the band at home football games. Paul Redick Beth Richey David Roman Cary Rehak Kathy Riley Cinny Romiti Debby Reilly Mona Ritson James Roscart Graduates make their final appearance in the processional. Senior Lunch—May 27 A hit with the children. Underneath all of the makeup as Humpty was Rich Papke. 42 Glenn Schumacher Harold Seabright Rose Seik Randy Solomon Cheryl Soubie Rich Souffrant Wilhelmina Spiker James Shaffer Richard Shoff Denise Simpson John Steele Dianne Stewart Jim Stilley Linda Stoner Susan Strader Judson Sweet David Swoager Debbie Thompson Karen Tomazich Joyce Toward Tooch admires Ginger's style as she adds the feminine touch to an otherwise all-male class, mechanical drawing. Kenneth Trautman Carl Tropeck Rudy Usenick Richard Valent Linda Vidmar Glenda Waltonbaugh Nancy Ward Lorraine Watts Laura Wheeler 45 Amy Willy Paul Wilson Joseph Wojnarowski Diana Wood Nancy Work Paul Yoder Big )oe, WA’s answer to Santa? Missing Seniors: Allison, Robert Carnahan, Charles Dymkowski, Daria Henderson, Jane Hennemuth, Guy Hohnstein, Susan Ireland, George Kersnick, George Lutz, William Meyers, Tom Moore, Leonard Pargeon, Jay Pierce, Paul Walker, Stewart Graduation—|une 2 46 Janet practices on the machines in clerical class. Sandy and Barb Matchett enjoy the new tape machine for shorthand. Monica's smile was repeated 179 times as Mr. Scott handed out diplomas. King Joe and Queen Pam pose for photographers. 47 Most Talkative: John Steele, Crystal Davis Most Popular: Greg Henry, Suzie Hallas Favorites Shyest: Rich Souffrant, Glenda Walton-baugh 48 UNDERCLASS Underclassmen at WA had an opportunity to choose from a variety of subjects. They chose from the three types of curriculum, academic, commercial, or general, of from a combination of the three. Within their respective fields, the students could elect numerous subjects. Electives included foreign languages, maths and sciences, or such activities as chorus and band. As juniors, qualified students had an opportunity to attend Parkway West Area Technical School. These choices gave WA's underclassmen a chance to develop the certain educational area that interested them most. si Class of '72 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Row 1; Tim Hanna—President, Frank Williams—Vice-President, Ann Schnatterlv—Secretary, Mark Mc-Murray—Treasurer Row 2; Rich Mehalic, Dennis Ceyrolles, Cary Lauderbaugh, Tom Ritson, Bob Miller Row 3; Patty Ward Wendv McCarthy, Ellen Zirwas, Susie Linn, Kathi Frank Among the most successful fund raising campaigns of the Juniors was the Christmas Card Sale. To help finance the Prom and Post Prom the Juniors also held two candy sales. 52 Allinder, James Anderson, Francine Anlel, Deborah Behnke, Diane Benton, Rich Bkrkel, Sandra Bolind, Lawrence Bonetti, Louis Boustead, Debbie Boynes, Sam Brosi, Scott Buffington, Bob Bugay, Sandra Burda, Daniel Burgh, Beverly Burns, Robert Cain, Michael Campbell, Charles Campbell, Lou Ellen Cavallo, Debra Cox, Donald Creech, Bonnie Culley, Pamela 53 Custer, Cliff Czambel, Paul Daniels, Jay Davis, Terry Dear, Leo DiGiacoma, Philip Dombrowski, Eugene Duffy, Mary Dufour, Cheryl Eriksson, Lou Anne Evans, Evan Falconer, Richard Frank, Kathi Frank, Ronnie Federouch, Sue Freshwater, Debra Gazda, Carol Hanna, Tim Harbinson, Terry Hart, Susan Hartman, Kathy Heinz, Nancy Henke, Janet Hennemuth, Inez 54 Cooperation is the key in an American history project. Herrick, Gerald Herrick, James Hissom, Ruth Homol, Andrew Hopkins, Debra Hopson, June Horzempa, Nancy Hribar. John Hucko, Jo Ann Hughes, Leah Hunsburger, Dennis Jones, Janis Joos, David Kaulius, Joni Kelley, Irvin Kerr, Rickey King, Richard Kistler, Mike Kocuba, Nick Kovach, Gerald Kovach. Raymond Kovach, Ronald Krenn, Karen Kress, Ruth Lakomy, Robert Lamoreaux, Lynne Latshaw, Patty Lauderbaugh, Gary Lawrence, William Lewis, Carol Lilly. Tracy Link, Teri Linn, Susan 55 Logut, Brad Longstreth, Jill Lucarini, Louie Lutz, Jo Ann MacFarland, Tim Mack, Tish Malinosky, Margaret Marsh, Sam Marzzarella, Betty Jo Matthews, Cheryl McAteer, Steven McCarthy, Wendy McCullough, Anita McFadden, Robert McMurray, Mark Mehalic, Richard Meredith, Douglas Mihalics, Marie Mikoloski, Debora Miller, Bob Miller, Joseph Moore, Connie Moore, John Mowry, Martha Joni gets special treatment from Nancy and Suzi in the weekly cheerleader sale during football season. Peggy and Doug explore the many interesting books found in Room 115. 56 Muenster, Roberta Nesbitt, Patricia Newman, Karen Nixdorf, Martin Nunn, Jack O'Donnell, Jane Olshinsky, Donna Owens, Patti Pangersis, Peggy Pass, Mario Pekarovich, Kenneth Perock, Gregory Perry, Lynn Pershin, William Peternel, Edward Phillips, Mike Plance, Richard Puskar, Michael Pustover, Greg Rapp, Nancy Raspat, Susan Rausenberger, Gary Reinstadtler, Valerie Rieger, Robert Rieser, Richard Rilko, Wayne Ritson, Thomas Robson, Russ Roessler, Herbert Sauers, Lorraine Schnatterly, Ann Schultz, Randy Scott, Jeff Sherbondy, Daniel Shimek, Nancy 57 Simon, Anne Simon, Deedee Sinagoga, Regina Snow, Clarence Spiker, Victoria Stein, Nona Stein, Sharon Stewart, Marianne Stickley, Bruce Stiffler, Charles Swaoger, Cary Taraba, Frank Taylor, Thomas Tobias, Karen Toward, Danny Trautman, Margie Tully, Michele Valenti, Charlene Wade, Cary Walker, Kathleen Ward, Patty Warman, Vernon Weber, Cynthia Wilbert, Susan Williams, Frank Willy, Charles Willy, Deborah Willy, Rick White, Clara Wogan, Susan Wojnarowski, Edward Woodcook, Dave Wright, Babette Zirkel, Kathleen Zirwas, Ellen Pictures Not Available Antkowiak, Steve Darras, Cary Ireland, Pat Kehm, Susan Kress, Dennis Reddinger, William Scarfone, Joseph Walker, Rick Yordy, Linda 58 Logan. Here is Jackson Evans. June Hopson at new typing desk ignores camera. Preparing tor Prom is all year effort beginning with Christmas Card sale. Class of '73 Sophomore Class Executive Committee: Katie Cain, Don Darras, Dennis Acuna—President, Wendy Woelfel, Janet Pregel—Secretary. Terri Stiffler—Treasurer, Darla Stewart, Libbie Kruger, Dave Chappelt—Vice-President, John Newman, and Rex Lutz. Acuna, Dennis Adams, Cynthia Alimena, David Anderson, Samuel Arbogast, Rick Argenta, |une Ball, lacqueline Bartus, David Baucant, Karen Baun, Debra Beauregard, Michele Bittinger, William Bonach. Patricia Bozick. Bonnie Brown, Steve Bryan, Karen Burda, Robert Burda, Thomas Burns, Kathryn Buydash, Richard Cain, Katie Cepulis, John Chaney, Cheryl Chappell, David Chappell, Sharon Chickis, Cary Conn, Richard Coombs, Ruth Ann Corbett, Terry Cox, Karen Crimm, Donna Daniels, John Darras, Don DeBiasio, Susan Decker, Robert DeSantis, Carl Dolenc, Claudia Duncan, James Dzubinski, Robert Engel, Pat Falco, Pamela Falconer, Denise 61 Falconer, Jeffrey Falconer, Joseph Falconer, Robert Faux, Ronald Fornara, Frank Fullum, Elzie Gardner, Diana Gaunt, John George, Cathy Getty, Joan Glas, Patty Gower, Robert Grago, Linda Gray, Mary Grub, Deborah Hall, Kathy Hall, Robert Hanczar, Connie Hans, Donna Heidi, Louetta Hennemuth, Wayne Herrold, Kenneth Hines, Donald Hohnstein, Karen Holmes, George Hookey, David Hopkins, Jeff Huesken, John Hughes, Dewayne Hurley, Kathy Jones, Diane James, Kathy Joos, Kathryn Jula, Mary Kennedy, David Kersnick, Amy 62 Karen Wood shows undue enthusiasm for Shakespeare. fr Kiel, Sandy Kirkpatrick, Larry Kline, Kenneth Koehler, Julie Krenn, Samuel Krocsko, Bill Kruger, Libbie Kubatka, Randy Kugler, Curt Kukla, Susan LaBarr, Cherie Latshaw, Sandra Leister, Cindy Leonard, Robert Leonard, William Leopold, Ernest Logan, Sheryl Logan, Susan Lutz, Rex Lutz, Robert Madden, Charles Maga, Dan Malizio. Dan Matthews, Carl Art Students worked many mediums. Here Kathy Zak tries oils. Bobby Lutz listens intently in one of many sessions in language lab. McCreight, Shirley McCullough, Laurel McFadden, Patty McGinnis, Chuck McKenzie, Mary McNair, Patricia McNees, David Meanor, Richard Medved, Teresa Mezynski, James Moody, Eleanor Moore, Harvey Mottiqua, Eddie Multunas, Joe Murin, Diane Muzy, Jim 64 Newman, John Newport, Martin Novak, James Olshinsky, Barbara O'Toole, Mike Pagliuca, Deborah Palko, Patricia Perko, Frances Perock, Ceorgann Petak, Marilyn Piazza. Angela Piazza, Patricia Pleskovich, Louis Ponticel, Daniel Pregal, Janet Price, Carol Pritchett, Bev Purdy, Alice Quinn, Helena Rajagopalan, Raj Rapp, Keith Who would ever think a frog would have so much in him? 65 Tinkey, Kathryn Trautman, Diane Tropeck, Christopher Waltonbaugh, Connie Weible, Frank Weiler, Robert Welch, Dale Williams, James Woelfel, Wendy Wood, Karen Work, Patricia Yerman, John Zak, Cathy Zitko, Alan Zupancic, Carole Reitz, Ruth Rifendifer, Nancy Rizor, David Robertson, William Rosemeier, Jessica Selinsky, Justina Serino, Eva Shaffer, Diane Shagas, Cheryl Sherockman, Terry Shifler, Jay Shimek, Betty Sisko, Roberta Sitarik, Terrance Skobil, Michele Skoda, Robert Smilnyak, Lattie Stouffrant, Karen Steele, John Stein, Wanda Stephens, Paul Picture not available Chapman, Mary Forman, Thomas Grinage, Charlotte Loughner, Connie Lucarini, John Varella, Susan 66 Five hands are better than one. Pam Falco gets caught putting grafitti on Mr. Melnit k s doo Lucarini and Curt Kugler try to pick out their next art project. Class of '74 OFFICERS: Bob Schulze, President Ray Silak, Vice-President Ruth Ward, Secretary Jay Hlavay, Treasurer For the Freshmen, a football pep assembly was a new experience and the climax of a week's classes. Acuna, Thomas Alimina, Barbara Anderson, Mary Anderson, Nelson Andreini, Sandy Andresky, Robert Ayers, Wade Bartus, Loretta Baun, Maureen Beal, Rosemarie Beaumont, Ron Beaumont, William Belfiore, Mary Bell, Crystal Benard, Cathy Benton, Donna Berthold, Marcella Beyerback, John Bloomquist, Dana Boling, Cindy Boucek, Donald Brazen, Donald Brosi, Roy Bruce, Deborah Buffington, Jeff Bui, Richard Burgess, Bruce Buzas, Juliane Calvin, John Campbell, Connie Carl, Michael Carnahan, Dave Casciola, Martin Chauvet, Barbara Chauvet, Jan Chernik, Patricia 69 Davis, Jeff Deaunovich, Mark Delaney, Art Dempe, Charles Donley, Lynne Ducarme, Richard Dufour, Donald East, Jeannine Eberle, Donna Edowski, Deborah Falconer, Mark Franchek, Richard Frank, Robert Gaunt, Oscar Gaunt, Raymond Gazda, Bob Geisler, Leslie George, Gloria Getty, Mary Ann Gorenc, Marty Gray, George Gregory, Rex Guyaux, Christy Gayaux, Sheree Harbison, Margaret Hartman, Pat Hartman, Susy Hazel, Randy Head, Mary Heinz, Eugene Herrick, Walter Herrold, Debbie Hertzer, Janet Hlavay, Jay Hoberek, William 70 Homol, Richard Hood, Mary Horzempa, Robert Howell, Steven Hughes, Kathleen Hughes, Patricia Hunsberger, Norman Ireland, Brian Ireland, Michael lohnson, William Iordan, Diane Jordan, Donna Joseph, Robert Kachik, Hope Kelley, Joseph Kessler, Dale Kistler, Paula Kletzi, Linda Kline, Cynthia Kocuba, Mary Kovach, Howard Kovacs, James Kukieza, Louis Kuzio, Daniel LaBans, John Lah, Mary Kay Lamoreaux, Cynthia Lawrence, Mark Lawrence, Kathleen Lengvarsky, Debra A well turned out recipe in Home Ec brings a smile to Jeannie, Debby and Becky. Leonard, Mark Lewis, Robert Listelio, Linda Link, William Loy, Janice Lutz, Gregory Marion, Michael Marshall, Cheryl Mehalic, Kathleen Miller, James Miller, Sidney Morra, Lisa Mottiqua, Susan Nesbitt, Rebecca Nickles, LuAnn Niemeyer, Gail Pass. Toni Pekarovich, David Petock, Harry Petricko, Barry Pfeiffer, Scott Ponticel, Verner Poznak, Loretta Pugh, Edward Roman, Dennis Rosso, Steve Rupich, Terrie Sachetti, Debbie Sauers, Beverly Schepcoff, Parisan Schmitt, Michele Schnatterly, Robin Schulte, Doug Schulze, Bob Scott, Robert Shaffer, Randolf Shields, Paula Silak, Raymond Sinagoga, Lee Ann Smilnyak, Laurie 72 Marzzarella, Annette Maslanik, James McConnell, James McConnell, Jack McCullough, Cary McMahon, Tim McKenzie, Michael Medved, William O'Hara, Collean Oravetz, Andrew Pagliuca, Dawn Palfreyman, William Palko, Susan Palmer, David Parfitt, Arthur Parfitt, Brad Pugliese, Leonard Pyda, Ellen Quinn, Robert Rausenberger, Ronald Redick, Carol Renee, Robert Rexroth, Dale Robinson, Henry Women's lib in 71—anything and everything was the fashion. Springer, Robert Staub, Charles Steele, Rose Stoner, Robert Strobel, Penny Strong, jay Supinski, Diane Swaoger, Donna Sweeneh, Debbie Thomas, Janice Thomas, Karen Thomson, Jim Trautman, Bryan Troy, Debbie Trusnovic, Stephen Valent, Chris Venaleck, Katie Voile, Louis Wade, Francis Wagner, Mike Waizenhofer, William Ward, Ruth Watson, Jacqueline Werner, Cheryl White, Nina Whetsell, Marlene Wieczorek, Darlene Wilkinson, Bob Williams, Janet Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Sue Work, Peggy Wright, Robert Pictures Not Available Jay Bookman Barbara Roessler Virginia Scarfone Terri Souffrant Katherine Weber Dane Williams Edward Willy 74 Activities have always played an important role in a student's education. West Allegheny offered the student a variety. The marching band, accompanied by the majorettes and In-dianettes, performed at football games and parades. The concert band presented both a winter and a spring concert. The choruses represented another musical activity. They sang to capacity houses both at a Christmas Concert, as well as a Spring Concert. Participants in these groups had an opportunity to compete for positions with various area, district and regional groups. These extra offerings served to round out the education of the students at WA. 77 Commencement June 2 Theme: Focus on the Future PROCESSIONAL— Pomp and Circumstance Elgar NATIONAL ANTHEM.......................................Assembly PLEDGE TO THE FLAG....................Leader, Gregory Daniels President, Class 1971 INVOCATION.......................... Reverend James F. Karcher Hebron Presbyterian Church SPEECH— Focus on the Drug Problem .............Gregory Henry ORGAN SOLO— Where Do I Begin? —(Theme from Love Story) ..................................................Francis Lai Roy Bartins SPEECH— Focus on the Generation Gap ......Gregory Daniels SENIOR COMMENCEMENT CHOIR— You'll Never Walk Alone ............Richard Rodgers SPEECH— Focus on Peace ..........................Thomas East FLUTE SOLO— Flute Flight ....................Carmen Coppola Paul Newport PRESENTATION OF CLASS.......................Dr. John A. Schricker Supervising Principal CALLING OF SENIOR CLASS ROLL................Mr. John T. Ferber High School Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.......................Mr. Warren Scott President, Board of School Directors BENEDICTION.......................... Reverend John J. Koehler Good Shepherd United Presbyterian Church 1?ECESSIONAL— Pomp and Circumstance ........................ Elgar Joseph Roy Bartins Philip D. Braisted ’Gregory Lin Daniels Betty Jane Dodds Thomas Charles East Jacqueline Inez Ewing Cindy Lee Andresky David Edward Antel Terry Alyce Branigan Penny Carol Ceney Rebecca Sue Crimm Rita Lorene Geier Paul R. George, Jr. Susan Christine Hallas Leontine J. Kramer High Honor Students ••Gregory P. Henry Virginia Rae Lewis Constance A. Mack Jean Ann Mitchell Carol Eileen Nalesnick Paul C. Newport •First Honor Second Honor Honor Students William Michael Lah Clifford Evans Lutz Rebecca Jean Magdalene Barbara Gale Matched George R. Mehalic, Jr. Jay P. Morgan Karen Lee McNees William Roy Newman Wilbur Donald Patton David Michael Oravetz Deborah Lee Reilly Robert Christopher Schnatterly Clifford Frank Siry Susan B. Strader Jody L. Pustover Snehlatha Rajoagoalan Mona Gail Ritson Linda Ann Stoner Judson Lee Sweet David Allen Swoager Kenneth David Trautman Laura Ann Wheeler Nancy Jayne Work Greg Daniel Gap -Focus on the Generation Greg Henry—Focus Problem on the Drug Thomas East—Focus on Peace 79 Prom, Post Prom—May 7 Barry Davis, Terry Branigan, Tom Davis, Mona Ritson, Pam Hiavay, Debbie Stewart, Ron Lutz, Joe Wojnarowski, Rita Chauvet, Greg Henry, Cindy Andresky, Rich Souffrant. The moment of truth. Pam learns she is queen. Queen Pam and King Joe at the royal dance. A bit of Merrie Olde Englande greeted the approximately 160 couples who ventured back to Camelot for the 71 Prom. Carrying out the motif was a draw bridge entrance, Excalibur stuck in a huge rock, a castle at one end of the gym, and a medieval coronation platform at the other. The decorations were completed with the canopy-type effect of the gold and white ceiling. Entertainment for the Prom was provided by the Moments. The Post-Prom began with a buffet style luncheon. Entertainment afterward was provided by Chatfield Woods and North Country. Prizes were given to lucky couples whose names were drawn. Each person attending the prom received a mug as a favor. Greg Henry and Pam Hlavay Tom Davis and Mona Ritson Rich Souffrant and Terry Branigan Barry Davis and Cindy Andresky Joe Wojnarowski and Rita Chauvet 83 The buffet at Post Prom wasn't for dieters. And everyone had a wonderful time. Senior Chorus Officers—Paul Newport—Student director, Carol Nalesnick—Publicity chairman, Phil Braisted— Treasurer, Betty Dodds—Secretary, Greg Daniels—Vice-President, Fred Daniel—President. Section leaders—Row 1: Kathi Frank, Karen McNees, Connie Mack, Karen Tomazich, Linda Gorenc, Marianne Stewart, Betty Jo Mar-zarella, Linda Yordy. Row 2: Tom Ritson, Mike Phillips, Doug Meredith, Tim McFarland, Gary Hurley, joe Miller, Wilbur Patton. Miss Christine Antonelli, student teacher from Duquesne, directs the chorus. All eyes on Mister Morgan. Miss Paulenich lends a hand at directing. 88 Tenors!! Paul and Doug look over music for district chorus. Roy strikes a solemn note. Short skirts don't alter melodies. 89 Section Leaders: at piano Jan Chauvet, Bob Frank, Darlene Wiec-zorek, Paula Shields, Tim McMahon, Brian Trautman, Byron Yecko, Barry Petricko, Jay Hlavay, Barbara Cook. Freshman Chorus Row 1: Miss Antonelli, L Sinagoga, R. Joseph, H. Kachik, S. Howell, L. Nickles, M. Marion, D. Pagliuca, L. Morra, S. Young, S. Marshall, D. Edowski, R. Homol, C. Hood, D. Carnahan, R. Silak. Row 2: S. Morgan, D. Eberle, R. Rausenberger. K. Hughes, C. McCullough, m! Kocuba, K. Thomas, R. Hazel, C. Niemeyer, R. Lewis, J. Petrie, L. Pugliese, R. Beal, R. Gazda, J. Loy, D. Brazen, Row 3: R. Brosi, T. Pass, F. Wade. S. Werner, B. Beaumont, L. Listello, R. Franchek, T. Rupich, R. Rench, E. Pyda, J. Kovacs, R. Ward, W. Herrick, J. Chauvet, B. Trautman, P. Schepcoff. Row 4: R. Andresky, R. Schnatterly, G. Lutz, S. Palko, W. Hoberek, S. Andreini, E. Heinz, P. Darabant, R. Hor-zempa, B. Chauvet, R. Quinn, C. Kline, M. Lawrence, D. Wieczorek, J. Hlavay, C. Benard, B. Yecko Row 5: A. Marzzarella, J. Strong, M. Bond, T. McMahon, D. Supinski, B. Parfitt, L. Kletzi, R. Gaunt, B. Cook, O. Gaunt, P. Kistler, J. Thomas, S. Wilson, R. Frank, J. East, J. Kelly, K. Wilson. Row 6: C. Redick, D. Boucek, K. Lawrence, M. McKenzie, P. Chernik, C Valent, D. Swoager, W. Johnson, P. Hughes, P. Hartman, C. Campbell, B. Petricko, M. Lah, R. Schulze, G. Shields, R. Wilkinson. Sophomore Chorus Row 1: A. Kersnick, K. Burns, K. Wood, B. Dzubinski, C. Waltonbaugh, A. Purdy, R. Rajogopalan, J. Shiffler, J. Hopkins, S. Krenn, P. Clas, S. McCreight. Row 2: J. Stich, D. Pagliuca, J. Argenta, D. Baun, D. Trautman, M. Juia, B. Bittinger, T. Corbett, K. Cain, S. Logan, D. Shaffer. M. Duffy, K. Tinkey, Miss Antonelli Row 3: K. Hurley, C. Dolenc, D. Stewart, T. Stiffler, W. Woelfel, B. Pritchett, C. Chaney, S. Logan, P. McFadden, C. Hanczar, E. Moody, E. Leopold, B. Leonard, D. Kennedy, Mr. Morgan Row 4: T. Medved, J. Ball, C. Zupanic, L Smilnyak, S. Latshaw, J. Williams, R. Buydash, K. Kline, C. Adams, P. Palko, B. Lutz, B. Burda, R. Arbogast, R. Kubatka Row 5: B. Decker, D. Chappell, B. Cower, L Kirkpatrick, J. Steele, S. Brown, D. Welch, D. Rizor, P. Stephens, R. Conn, T. Burda, J. Cepulis, M. O'Toole. Officers: Dave Chappell. Bob Dzubinski, Darla Stewart, Shirley McCreight, John Cepulis. Marching Band Row 1: A. Purdy, S. Stein, B. Magdalene, B. Crimm, K. Preniczky, N. Work, C. Lewis, D. Supinski, D. Wilson Row 2: K. Souffrant, D. Hookey, j. Herrick, M. Malinosky, S. Raspat, M. Anderson, S. Mottiqua, S. Dalby, H. Kachik, C. Boling, P. Work Row 3: R. Dalby, G. Kersnick, L. Kletzi, L. Gorenc, M. Baun, C. Miller, M. Beauregard, D. Olshinsky, F. Perko, S. Christensen, K. Cox Row 4: D. Cox, R. Andresky, K. Rapp, L. Pleskovich, C. Stiffler, J. Falconer, Mr. Rosen, V. Missonak, C. Nalesnick, S. Anderson, R. Peters, D. Roman, G. Romiti Row 5: N. Kocuba, J. Daniels, G. Rausenberger, R. Burns, N. Anderson,). Davis, G. Schumacher, J. Pustover, T. David, B. Miller, M. Falconer, A. Parfitt, W. Medved, D. McNees Row 6: M. Deaunovich, T. East, C. Lutz, P. Newport, M. Newport, R. Faux, S. Trusnovic, W. Hunter, C. Schnatterly, G. Bruce, j. East, J. Maslanik, R. Bartins. Area III Band Row 1: Patty Work, Linda Gorenc, Carol Nalesnick, Regina Peters Row 2: Karen Souffrant, David Hookey, Susan Dalby, Margaret Malinosky, Susan Raspat Row i: Robert An-dresky Charles Stiffler, Ray Dalby, Paul Newport, lody Pustover, Martin Newport Row 4: Tom East, Chris S hnatterly, David McNees, George Kersnick Row 5: Roy Bartins Officers Secretary and Publicity Manager—Carol Nales nick. President—Vince Missonak, Treasurer— Linda Gorenc 93 One of the few relaxing periods during the first week of August at Band Camp held at Thiel College. Playing at pep assemblies—one of the bands fall jobs. In addition to its performance in the half-time show, members whoop it up for every touchdown. One of the best performances was at the Quaker Valley game when Senior Night was observed. All the endless practice pays off finally at the half-time show. Majorettes Head WA Majorettes—Becky Crimm, Nancy Work Feature Twirler—Kathy Preniczky The Majorettes were an active faction of the WA band. They marched with the band and performed routines at half time shows as well as in pep assemblies and concerts. They hosted majorettes from several schools in a majorette clinic. This year, 24 girls, sporting new red and white uniforms, appeared with the WA band with Carol Nalesnick and Susan Strader as heads. The girls who were chosen the previous spring, were privately trained by Mrs. Sandra Zastawa, a dance instructor. In August, they attended band camp at Thiel College for a week. During football season, the Indianettes marched with the band and performed in the pep assemblies. They were also featured at one game to the tune of Basin Street Blues. Row 1: Diane Behnke Row 2: Carol Nalesnick, Susan Strader Row 3: Patty Clas, Mona Ritson, Susan Logan Row 4: Katie Cain, Nancy Heinz, Karen Newman, Barb Poznak Row 5: Leah Hughes, Ann Schnatterly, Terri Stiffler, Cathy Zak, Wendy McCarthy, Row 6: Cherie La Barr, Terry Davis, Joni Kaulius, Karen Tomazich, Leslie Hansford, Peggy Pan-gersis, janet Pregel WA Indianettes VARSITY FOOTBALL—Nancy Horzempa, Nancy Rapp, Pam Hlavay (Co-head), Crys Davis, Betty Dodds (Head), Amy Willy, Cindy Andresky, JoAnn Lutz, Susie Linn, Kathy Frank Cheerleaders WRESTLING—Terry Branigan, Becky Crimm, Amy Willy, Jo Ann Lutz, Karen Krenn, Kathy Preniczky Cheerleaders add color and pep for varsity sports. But much preparation and work goes into being a cheerleader. The ten varsity football cheerleaders attended a summer cheerleading clinic at Muskin-gium College. The Girls returned with the spirit stick, three first place ribbons and a second place ribbon. The girls were also selected Most Outstanding Squad. After football season the cheerleaders chose to cheer for either the basketball or wrestling teams. Additional girls were selected to complete the squads. VARSITY BASKETBALL—Betty Dodds, Cindy Andresky, Susie Linn, Crys Davis, Nancy Horzempa, Nancy Rapp, Pam Hlavay, Kathi Frank. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—Amy Kersnick, Susie Logan, Claudia Dolenc, Cindy Kline, Kathy Hurley, Darla Stewart. ACTIVITIES West Allegheny offered many clubs and activities to its students. About 25 different organizations were created to satisfy varied interests. These interests included hunting and fishing, marksmanship, electronics, foreign cultures, teaching, science, music, literature and art, among others. One of the largest clubs was the sportsman club, which was divided, by class, into three groups. The club's activities included contests and a game dinner. The French and Spanish clubs were also very active, taking many field trips throughout the year. The Drama department, including the Drama and Speech clubs, presented many plays, including a Christmas play and a children's theater production. tot Mr. Johnson. R. Beal, C. Boling, M. Malinosky, P. Czambel, D. Olshinsky, B. Burgh, K. Tobias, J. Moore Future Teachers of America 102 Susie Kehm tells Marilia Centra of some upcoming events. Student Council Marilia presents a flag of Brazil to the Student Council officers, Scott Brosi, Jim Stilley, and Becky Magdalene for the school. Row 1: S. Hartman, L Morra, R. Dzubinski, R. Sinagoga, K. Krenn, C. Andresky, M. Salkeld, J. Hucko, S. Federoch, K. Newman, D. Alimena, D. McNees. Row 2: R. Schnatteriy, C. Kline, R. Quinn, A. Zitko, R. Brosi, V. Missonak, J. Stilley, L. Bolind, N. Peterman, S. Brosi, D. Wieczorek, B. Troutman. Row 3: J. Plance, C. Lewis, S. Hartman, D. Baun, C. Zupancic, C. Hanczar, S. Hallas, D. Fodse, B. Magdalene, B. Bozick, O. Gaunt. Row 4: L. McKenzie, E. Wojnarowski, J. LaBans, B. Edgar, V. Warman, B. Newman, P. Stevens, J. Huskin, K. Rapp, Mr. Wherry National Honor Society Row 1: June Hopson, Peggy Pangersis, Tishi Mack. Marie Mihalics, Susie Hart, Chris Schnatterly, Jean Mitchell, Jackie Ewing. Row 2: Diane Behnke, Ellen Zirwas, Susie Linn, Frank Williams, Rich Mehalic, Susan Raspat, Jill Longstreth, Danny Stiffler, Joe Miller. Tom East addresses assembly on one of NHS's four prerequisites. Row 1: Betty Dodds, Greg Henry, Susan Strader. Row 2: Mrs. Kelly, sponsor, Carol Nalesnick, Connie Mack. Row 3: Phil Braisted, Dave Oravetz, Paul Newport, Greg Daniels, Tom East, Roy Bartins. New members take oath of NHS at inductive ceremonies. Row 1: R. Sinagoga, C. Waltonbaugh, L Sinagoga, K. Hood, B. Burgh, R. Steele, Mrs. DalMolin, R. Beal, V. Schrum, M. Kocuba, S. Kehm Row 2: J. Ewing, K. Hartman, N. Rapp, E. Zirwas, W. McCarthy, T. Pass, K. Venaleck, C. Werner, C. Redick, M. Lah, I. Hennemuth, L. Smilnyak Row 3: P. Schepcoff, L. Smilnyak, j. Hertzer, C. Benard, P. Kistler, M. Malinosky, M. Beauregard, R. Ward, P. Darabant, P. Clas, B. Bozick, S. Logan, J. Pregal Row 4: L. Kruger, D. Wieczorek, C. Perock, K. Zak, C. Leister, C. Price, F. Perko, L McKenzie, C. Lewis, R. Andresky, D. Cox, W. Hennemuth Row 5: J. Davis, D. Alimena, J. Novak, L. Pleskovich, K. Rapp, L. Bonetti, P. Czambel, J. Daniels. Spanish Club The Spanish Club presented a series of skits, songs, and dances at the annual Foreign Language Festival at Buhl Planetarium. Club members perform at language festival. They held their annual Easter candy sale to augment their treasury. They saw a movie, Twelve Chairs on a fieldtrip to Pittsburgh. Other activities included a clothing raising drive for underpriviledged children and a banquet. 106 Photography Club K. Bryan, R. Sisko, M. Cray, L. Kirkpatrick, R. Hazel, Mr. Caushman, K. Herrold, J. Kovacs, B. Wilkinson, S. Trusnovic, L. Kukieza, L Ceisler Girls Athletic Association Row 1: Miss Pattison, L. Morra, S. Mottiqua, K. Hohnstein, P. Engel, J. Hopson, L. listello, L. Rajagopolan, D. Sachetti, M. Whetsell. D. Pagliuca Row 2: V. Scarfone, J. Getty, L. Campbell, B. Alimena, T. Pass, M. Berthold, P. Work, D. Kistler, C. Campbell, K. Hurley, C. Dolenc. Row 3: S. Logan, P. McFadden, R. Schnatterly, S. Hartman, R. Ward, S. Andreini, S. Palko, P. Darabant, J. Chauvet. C. Kline, D. Stewart. B Pritchett Row 4: B. Dodds, C. Andresky, P. Ceney, S. Linn, C. Davis, P. Hlavay, B. Chauvet, S. Kukla Row 5: M. Mehalic, B. Magdalene, J. Lutz, M. Beauregard, E. Moody, T. Sherockman, P. Bonach Junior Sportsmen 9-10 Senior Sportsmen JUNIOR SPORTSMEN Row 1: Mr. Muir, B. Link, D. Alimena, R. Faux, J. Hopkins, R. Renee, S. Howell, M. Wagner, B. Lewis, L. Pugliese, C. Kugler Row 2: T. Corbett, R. Buydash, J. Miller, R. Brosi, R. Frank, R. Quinn, J. Hlavay, C. Dempe, A. Delaney, F. Weible, A. Zitko. Row 3: J. LaBans, B. Pe-tricko. B. Schulze, R. Beaumont, R. Hartman, B. Krocsko. J. Novak, L Pleskovich, T. Acuna. J. Cepulis, R. Hall Row 4: J. Muzy, R. Gower, B. Brazen, F. Fornara, D. Carnahan, D. Hughes, G. Zirkel JUNIOR SPORTSMEN Row 1: S. Brosi, R. Walker, M. Pass, N. Horzempa, Mr. Sherbondy, Ka. Hartman, C Snow, R. Willy, F. Taraba Row 2: D. Meredith, S. Boynes, B. Stickley, T. Ritson, P. Czambel, G. Herrick, P. DiGiacoma. R. Rieger, S. Marsh Row 3: J. Daniels, H. Roessler, J. Scott, R. Plance, S. Cavallo, D. Burda, T. Taylor SENIOR SPORTSMEN Row 1: Mr. Duzicky, C. Davis, B. Chauvet, P. Hlavay, G. Lewis, P. Ceney, C. Andresky, R. Chauvet, G. DeSantis Row 2: J. Corbett, J. Sweet, R. Usenick, J. Roscart, C. Kinney, P. Braisted, G. Daniels, C. Schnatterly. B. Newman, G. Evans Row 3: T. Butya, B. Davis, W. Patton. B. Smitsky, C. Lutz, J. McCrory, M. Clough, F. Potocnik, P. Morris, R. Lutz Row 4: J. Steele, B. McGuane, R. Solomon, L Moore, R. Valent, R. Bartins, L. Kerr, S. Meanor, K. McLean 109 Row 1: P. Cully, D. Sweeney, D. Pagliuca, V. Reinstadtler, S. Federouch, M. Skobil, Mrs. Flocco, D. Sachetti, P. Engel, B. Olshinsky, K. Preniczky, D. Benton. Row 2: B. Shimek. J. Rosemeier, R. Coombs, P. Chernik, P. Hughes, M. Whet-sell, S. DeBiasio, M. Dase, D. Alters, R. Hissom, M. Mowry, L. Eriksson, L. Lamoreaux. Row 3: C. Lamoreaux, D. Troy, D. Murin, C. Stover, C. Swisher, C. Shagas, D. Antel. P. Piazza, D. Jordan, P. Bonach. M. Chapman, N. Peterman, C. Varella, V. Spiker. Row 4: J. Toward, D. Falconer, S. Cox, C. Chaney, C. Crinage, P. McNair, S. Wilbert, C. Dufour, C. Soubie, C. Waltonbaugh, B. Placek, L Watts, S. Varella, D. Stewart. Row 5: D. Lenguarsky, D. Shaffer, J. Henke, W. McCarthy, S. Strader, J. Chauvet, L. Sauers, A. Willy, J. Plance, M. Cumpston, D. Bruce FHA The FHA held its 15th. annual Fashion Show on April 2. Highlight of the show which display the talents of the students in their various attires is the coronation of the FHA queen. Joyce Toward reigns at annual Fashion Library Club J. Loy, B. Sauers, C. Werner, C. George, Mrs. Webster, C. O'Hara, M. Nixdorf, D. Edowski, M. Head Biology Club Row 1: K. Hurley, C. Dolenc, K. Cain, D. Trautman, J. Koehler, K. lames, W. Woelfel, C Zupancic Row 2: J. Argenta. T Medved, B. Bozick, J. Pregel, C. LaBarr, S. Latshaw, L. Kruger, N. Rifendifer, P. Palko, S. Kukla Row 3: S. Krenn, C. McGinnis, E. Leopold, T. Sitarik, R. Skoda, K. Robertson. J. Steele, C. Tropeck, Mr. Marshall Row 4: C. Madden. D. Acuna, D. Maga, R. Falconer. D. Darras. R. Kubatka, R. Rizor, D. Decker, J. Yerman French Club The French Club was one of the more active clubs the past year. The club presented a program of French songs at the language festival of Buhl Planetariun. In addition to a picnic at Settler's Park, the club also saw two movies in Pittsburgh, A Christmas Carol and Love Story To raise funds the members sold WA sweatshirts and jackets, and class pins. A picnic at Settler's Park was only one of the club's activities. Row 1: C. Marshall, K. Lawrence, M. Petak, M. Gray, K. Joos, K. Burns, D. Hopkins, J. Argenta, M. Wilson, L. Listello, S. Dalby, L. Perry, K. Newman, K. Hurley. Row 2: A. Kersnick, C. Dolenc, K. Cain, N. Heinz, L. Rajapolan, B. Crimm, H. Beaumont, J. Watson, D. Swoager, B. Cook, T. Lilly, C. Moore, B. Wright, J. Kaulius, S. Andreini, L. Heindl. Row 3: J. Koehler, K. James, S. Snarey, R. Schnatterly, S. Palko, B. Chauvet, S. Hartman, D. McNees, B. Dzubinski, M. Lawrence, D. Supinski, J. Buzas, ). Chauvet, T. Rupich, B. Jacob, L. McCullough, S. Logan. Row 4: W. Woelfel, L. Stoner, D. Stewart, T. Stiffler, B. Pritchett, C. McCreight, P. Glass, P. Falco, C. Zupanic, C. Hanczar, D. Baun, K. Cox, J. Ball, C. Bolind, J. Shiffer, J. Williams, D. Bartus. Row 5: T. Corbett, J. Daniels, M. Newport, R. Faux, D. Hookey, L Wheeler, D. Reilly, N. Cairns, S. Christensen, J. Joos, P. Pangersis, T. Mack, J. O'Donnell, S. Bugay, R. Geier, L. Hansford, B. Magdalene. 112 Science Club Row 1: Mr. Fornella, R. Rajagopolan, N. Anderson, H. Robinson, M. Carl, R. Rausenberger, R. Bui, S. Pfeiffer. Row 2: B. Burgess, J. McConnell, L Voile, N. Hunsberger, S. Trusnovic, H. Kovach, C. Cray, B. Medved, M. McKenzie. Row 3: F. Wade, A. Parfitt, B. Parfitt, K. Wilson, P. Ayers, J. Beyerback. Rifle Club Row 1: J. East, S. Young, Mr. Burin, D. Yecko, M. Anderson, Row 2: D. Kennedy, A. Oravetz, C. Valent, T. Mac-Farland, J. Thompson, W. Palfreyman, J. Maslanik. Row 3: B. Yecko, B. Trautman, K. Rapp, S. Anderson, D. Pon-ticel, R. Leonard, J. Falconer. Row 4: J. Shaffer, P. Wilson, C. Stiffler, T. East, C. Swoager, S. McAteer. 113 Stage Crew Row 1: R. Wright, j. Moore, H. Seabright, I. Scarfone, H. Robinson. Row 2: L. Kerr, B. Lee, M. Puskar, S. Boynes. Row 3: S. Walker, S. Cavello. Hootenanny Club Row 1: T. Pass, J. Stitch, C. Waltonbaugh. C. Lewis, N. Heinz, N. Rapp, S. Kehm, L. Hughes, K. Tinkey, K. Hughes, B. Alimena, T. Lilly, Mrs. Knobloch. Row 2: S. McCreight, S. Wilson, M. Trautman, B. Poznak, C. Moore, B. Wright, R. Brown. A. Schnatterly, D. Helton, K. Krenn, A. Piazza, M. Duffy, P. Shields. Row 3: J. Miller, C. Custer, J. Stilley, L. Smilnyak, D. Chandler, L. Smilnyak, J. Kaulius, R. Medved, D. Simon, L. Hansford, J. Kelley, C. Lauderbaugh. Row 4: M. Cain, C. Pustover, M. McMurray, R. Miller, W. Pershin, A. Homol, R. Mc-Michaels, M. Kistler, R. McFadden, R. Shoff, J. Morgan, E. Peternel. Row 5: S. Brown, D. Crest, R. Allison, J. Daniels, R. Kovach, L. Dear, W. Rilko, C. Holmes, C. Fedunok, J. Lucarini, C. Rehak, I. Kelley, j. Herrick 114 Literary Club Mr. Doloughty, S. Raspat, D. Behnke, A. McCullough, E. Pyda P. Wilson, B. Ireland, J. Nunn, D. Boucek, J. Evans, V. Ponticel, J. Shaffer, K. Boustead, C. Siry, D. Roman, Mr. Henkel, R. Weiler Electronics Club 115 Row 1: P. Bugay, J. Little, j. Mezynski, M. Belfiore, ). Hucko, L. Perry. M. Salkeld, L. Kramer. C. Mathews, M. Ritson. Row 2: S. Hallas, J. Jones, P. Falco, S. Logan, K. Newman, B. Creech, E. Zirwas, S. Hart, M. Stewart, C. Matthews, C. Gazda, R. Peters. Row 3: D. Helton, C. Mark, T. Davis, D. Wood, G. Niemeyer, J. Steele, V. Missonak, D. Swoager, R. Solomon, K. Frank, G. Henry, K. Troutman, L. Bolind. Row 4: R. Meanor, D. Antel, P. Ward, D. Oravetz, M. Lah, T. East, R. Logan, R. Papke, J. Moore, Mr. Sweitzer Gail Niemeyer as the little match girl with Rita Geier. Drama Club The Drama and Speech Clubs sponsored three major productions, two of which were performed in assemblies for the student body. The Little Match Girl a Christmas play, was the Drama Club's first program. Noah Now was performed by a small cast for the student body, as well as for area churches. The Fort Pitt Inn was the scene of the banquet on May 20 held to induct eligible students into the International Thespian Troupe 1975. Speech Club Alice in Wonderland was the play chosen for the Children's Theater production. One performance was held on March 5, two on Saturday, March 6, and one evening performance on March 11. An Alice in Wonderland look alike contest was held for the children on Saturday afternoon. Approximately 50 members of the clubs were in the cast in this production. Mr. John Sweitzer, the sponsor of the Drama and Speech Clubs directed the play. Alice (Mary Salkeld) with the Duchess (Linda Stoner). Row 1- L Wheeler, K. Newman, K. Preniczky, B. Crimm, J. Henderson, M. Salkeld, B. Burgh, J. Lutz, M. Ritson, C. Andresky Row 2: L. Kramer. S. Hallas, D. Helton, J. Jones, C. Matthews, S. Raspat, D. Wood, J. Highfield, R. Geier, S. Linn, B. Dodds, C. Davis. Row 3: B. Cain, L. Hansford, N. Ward, R. Peters, B. Chau vet, K. Frank, P. Ward, T. Link, R. Chauvet, K. McNees, D. Simpson, M. Chapman. Row 4: T. Branigan, O. McLean, J. Little, P. Bugay, G. Henry, V. Missonak, B. Feist, J. Steele, J. Sweet, D. Swoager, R. Solomon, K. Troutman. Row 5: J. Corbett, B. Mc-Guane, G. Daniels, G. Bruce, P. Braisted, L. Bolind, C. Kinney, R. Logan, R. Papke, W. Lah, D. Oravetz. Row 6: C. Matthews, B. Medved, J. McCrory, R. Marshall, Mr. Sweitzer. Row 1: C. Matthews, A. Schnatterly, K. Cain, M. Getty, K. Walker. Row 2: K. Thomas, K. Tinkey, J. Stich, J. Argenta, L. Kehm, M. Stewart. Nurses Club Art Club Row 1: Mr. Crown, G. Ireland, M. Pancirov, J. Bartlett, J. Highfield, D. Boustead, R. Steele, F. Anderson Row 2: K. Venaleck, N. Stein, S. Cain, C. Cook, L Donley, K. Mehalic, B. Ceney, P. Bugay, D. Shulte Row 3: J. Novak, M. Carr, R. Horzempa, J. Strong, D. Rexroth, R. Scott, W. Herrick, C Staub, L. Cook. D. Pugliese Row 1: D. Campbell, C. Waltonbaugh, R. Hissom, M. Mowry, L. Erikson, R. Reitz, S. Wogan, M. Beauregard, Miss Terchanik, Miss Reiker, Mrs. Dunevich Row 2: K. Hohnstein, D. Crimm, C. George, D. Gardner, K. Souffrant, P. Work, K. Hall, N. Keith, D. Willy, L. Hribar, C. Cain, L Blunt Row 3: J. Kessler, N. Work, G. Romiti, R. Seik, D. Hans, B. Richey, K. Riley, S. Rowlee, P. latshaw,). Getty, M. Perok, J. Bush Future Business Leaders of America Members of the Club prepare Christmas treats for the western Hills School. The FBLA participated in numerous activities. Members attended the annual Spring and Fall Regional Meetings. The highlight of their activities was at Christmas. The FBLA's members entertained the children at Western Hills School with a party, a visit from Santa Claus, and a play. In April, three of their outstanding members attended the Twentieth Annual State Leadership Conference. Those attending were Glenda Waltonbaugh, Beth Anne Richey, and Nancy Work, who took sixth place in the spelling contest. 119 ATHLETICS 1970-71 was a sad season for West Allegheny's athletic teams and fans. The football team was winless and the basketball team finished with a disappointing record of 2 wins and 19 losses. Although the teams generally did badly, many individuals excelled in athletic competition. A WA golfer won the W.P.I.A.L. individual golf championship. Two WA matmen won championship trophies in the Christmas Wrestling Tournament. WA wrestlers also claimed three runner-up positions in the tourney. Two WA gridders were voted Black Hills Conference football All-stars, and a WA trackman set a new school running record. 121 Football Row 1: Head Coach McFarland, F. Weible, E. Mottiqua, C. Evans, ). Newman, R. Walker, L. Pleskovitch, D. Acuna, D. Fehl, C. Daniels, R. Frank, D. Pugliese, Ass't. Franjione. Row 2: J. Moore, C. Hurley, B. Davis, F. Davis, R. Papke, R. Souffrant, R. McFadden, D. Chappell, M. Pass. W. Patton, T. Ritson, R. Rieger, Ass't. Marshall. Row 3: Ass't. Duzicky, Ass't. Zalnasky, Ass't. Wehrer, W. Newman, M. Gallagher, K. McLean, F. Williams, R. Kubatka, T. Taylor, T. Hanna, S. Marsh, D. Darras, R. Lutz, Ass't. Jericho The Indians, confident from the winning '69-'70 season, opened the '70-'71 season with a home game against Rochester. Indian hopes were destroyed as Rochester, stinging from the previous year's defeat, won with a 22-0 score. This was the beginning. Each week saw another loss. The worst loss was the Carlynton who dumped W.A. by a 50-6 score. The long season ended for the W.A. Indians as Yough won 27-12. The seasons record read 0 wins 0 ties, and 9 losses. WA Schedule Opp. 0 Rochester 22 6 Burgettstown 12 13 South Park 20 0 McGuffey 30 6 Carlynton 50 16 Peters Twp. 37 14 Quaker Valley 27 6 Fort Cherry 20 12 Yough 27 Greg Daniels, WA's record breaking rusher and only allstar this year. Seniors Kneeling: Kim McLean, Greg Daniels, George Evans, Rich Souffrant, Don Pugliese. Standing: Bill Newman, Fred Daniels, Wilbur Patton, Joe Moore, Rich Lutz, Dave Fehl, Barry Davis, Rich Papke, Gary Hurley. Greg Daniels has a conference with Coach McFarland. Greg became the leading rusher in West Allegheny history by running for 1784 yards in his varsity career. Frustration, as the ball slips through Barry Davis's fingers. There were some spectacular runs to the delight of the fans. 124 Cary Hurley runs interference to help Greg to his record mile of yardage. The defense performed its task well on most occasions. 125 Basketball Clockwise at 12:00—Mike O'Toole, |ohn Cepulis, Frank Williams, Dave Chappell, Carl Mathews, Mgr.; Creg Henry, Greg Daniels, Wilbur Patton, Phil Braisted, Ken Pekarovich, Cary Wade, Dave Oravetz, )e« McCrary, Coach Ed Beighey WA Season Record Opp. 49 Keystone Oaks 84 27 South Fayette 67 34 Center 73 51 Avella 53 42 Burgettstown 70 91 Fort Cherry 65 46 South Side Beaver 72 50 Avalon 79 51 Avonworth 84 42 Coraopolis 96 56 Bellevue 69 37 Quaker Valley 84 59 Neville 61 39 Carlynton 83 64 South Side Beaver 66 53 Avalon 74 34 Avonworth 112 57 Coraopolis 90 54 Bellevue 74 45 Quaker Valley 89 89 Neville 72 2 wins and 19 losses The West Allegheny Indians, competing in Section 16-B, finished a disappointing season with an overall 2-19 record. The section record was 1-13 with only a win over Neville. Dave Chappell, a sophomore, was the high scorer for the season with 238 points. Creg Daniels was second with 178 points. 126 Season Record J.v. Opp. 13 Keystone Oaks 81 22 South Fayette 52 33 Center 72 31 Avella 26 45 Burgettstown 50 35 Fort Cherry 39 40 South Side Beaver 89 36 Avalon 74 23 Avonworth 61 35 Coraopolis 81 38 Bellevue 65 43 Quaker Valley 54 65 Neville 54 34 Carlynton 53 33 South Side Beaver 58 35 Avalon 81 20 Avonworth 46 55 Coraopolis 86 31 Bellevue 65 39 Quaker Valley 69 50 Neville 66 Greg Henry Greg Daniels Phil Braisted Dave Oravetz Wilbur Patton Jeff McCrory Row 1: Coach Don Lang, Ken Pekarovich, Dave Chappell, Mike O'Toole, John Cepulis, Frank Williams, Bob Wagner Row 2: Gary Wade, Rick Buydash, Jim Muzy, Steve McAteer, Vince Missonak, Wayne Hennemuth, Gary Lauderbaugh OK now fellas, get out there and head'em off at the pass! 129 Wrestling Row 1: R. Rajagopolan, J. Steele, R. Burns, W. Lawrence, W. Reddinger, R. Lutz, B. Stickley, V. Warman. Row 2: D. McNees, R. Fiest, R. Lutz, D. Oarras, R. Reiger, C. Evans, M. Pass, R. Mehalic. Row 3: Coach Sherbondy, D. Alimena, C. Rausenberger, B. Newman, J. Scott, R. Souffrant, J. Lucarini, J. Miller. Row 4: L. Bolind, J. Newman,). Hueskin, C. Mehalic, R. Solomon, C. Pustover, Coach Franjione. The Varsity Wrestling Squad under Head Coach Sherbondy and assistant Coach Frajione, finished the 1970 season with five wins and seven losses. This was the first time in five years that WA saw a losing season. In the first meet of the season against Carlynton, WA forfeited Twenty-four points due to varsity men not being able to meet their specified wrestling weight. , Inexperience and not meeting weights continued to plague the squad through the entire season. WA was strong through the middle weight brackets, but could not tie the lower and upper weights together. George Evans lead the squad by acquiring a total of forty-five team points with nine wins and four losses. Rich Lutz followed with a total of forty-two points. W.A. TEAM OPPONENT 3 Carlynton 56 42 South Fayette 16 22 Bethel Park 30 55 South Side Beaver 11 19 Keystone Oaks 34 39 Mon Valley Catholic 13 23 Thomas Jefferson 30 6 North Hills 54 35 Shadyside Academy 22 25 Hopewell 29 35 Avella 22 5 Chartiers Houston 48 130 George Evans Rich Mehalic, Bill Lawrence, Bruce Stickley and Bob Reiger admire John Steele's trophy won in the Christmas Tournament. Rich Lutz John Steele 131 Golf John Gaunt, Bob Miller, Mike Phillips, Frank Bickel, Dennis Ceyrolles, Gary DeSantis, )ohn Daniels. Mr. Fornella. Season Record WA Opponent 10 Trinity 6 3'A Washington 12' 2 4 Ft. Cherry 12 10 Avella 6 13 Burgettstown 3 9 Ft. Cherry 7 3 Washington 13 Mike Phillips, a junior, was the 11 Burgettstown 5 keystone of the WA golf team. Mike was the WPIAL champion and competed for the state crown at University Park. 12 Avella 4 In the school history of varsity Golf competition, Mike was the second WA golfer to capture the WPIAL crown. 133 Baseball Row 1: F. Williams, D. Ceyrolles, C. Lauderbaugh, S. Gaunt, D. Meredith, F, Weibel, C. Kugler, R. Kovach. Row 2: Coach Kramer D Chappel, M. McMurray, R. Silak, G. Chickis, ). Cepulis, C. DeSantis, R. Robson, T. Ritson. Row 3: C. DeSantis, C. Kersnick, c! Schumacher, D. McNess. Row 4: S. Antkowiak Unusual Shot of a hit Record WA Opp. 2 Coraopolis 3 4 Avella 2 1 Burgettstown 2 8 Burgettstown 2 9 Coraopolis 6 8 Neville 9 5 Fort Cherry 3 3 Quaker Valley 0 8 Quaker Valley 7 5 Chartiers Valley 8 2 South Fayette 5 5 Montour 6 1 Sto- Rox 7 3 Moon 4 3 Chartiers Valley 11 2 Carlynton 3 1 South Fayette 2 3 Montour 7 3 Sto-Rox 5 4 Moon 8 Won 6 Lost 14 Coach Kramer wasn't too happy. The Indians, perennial leaders in baseball in their section, had one of their poorest years under the tenure of Coach Kramer. Track Row 1: T. Davis,). Pustover, B. Newman, D. Antel, R. Lutz, C. Schnatterly, M. Pass, R. Souffrant. Row 2: ). Daniels,). Muzy, P. Newport, S. Pfeiffer, R. Scott, R. Rajagopalan, L. Bolind, f. Pustover, T. McMahon, J. Miller, L. Kirkpatrick. Row 3: Ass't. Hamm, M. Lah, T. Sitarik, ). Newman, D. Ponticel, R. King, D. Acuna, M. Newport, R. Brosi, C. Custer, Coach Reddinger. 100 yd Dash Robert Knoblock 1960 10.3 220 yd Dash Richard King 1971 23.4 440 yd Dash Doug Bowers 1970 53.0 '880 yd Dash Dave Antel 1971 2:07.4 Mile Run Joseph Sollinger 1968 4:46.9 180 yd low hurdles Paul Newport 1971 22.0 120 yd high hurdles Paul Newport 1971 15.8 880 yd relay Rich King—Rich Souffrant— Jody Pustover—William Newman 1971 1:33.9 •Mile relay Rich Souffrant—Jody Pustover— Wm. Newman 1970 3:35.4 2 mile run Jack Craig 1964 10:27.5 2 mile relay Dennis Junker—Mike Gallagher— Dave Antel—Jim Muzy 1970 8:57 Shot Put Daryl Wolbert 1965 51'6 Vi Discus Throw David Moore 1962 137'6 Javalin Throw Joseph Perry 1965 178'6 Broad Jump James Burin 1964 19'10 Triple Jump James Burin 1964 40'1 Vi Pole Vault Rich Benson 1962 11'6 High Jump Rich Wolbert 1968 6'1 136 New Records—1971 Chris Schnatterly and Paul Newport practice the hurdles in which Paul set two school records. Paul was also top scorer in meets with 176 points. Rich King and Dave Antel limber up. Rich specialized in dashes and relays and was second high scorer with 146 points as well as setting a school record in the 220 yd. dash. Dave set a new record in the 880 yd. dash. Coach Reddinger checks the correct baton passing of Tom Davis and Bill Newman. The relay team broke WA's record in both the 880 yd. and mile relays. Again the track team was strong in running events and finished with an 8 won 5 loss record. Six new school records were set. Only Quaker Valley outscored WA in running. In the WPIAL Regional qualifier there were two firsts—Paul Newport in High Hurdles, and the 880 relay team (King, Souffrant, Newman, and Pustover). 137 Row 1: Greg Scott, Wayne Lawrence, Chuck Staub, Mark Lutz, Dave Meyers, Harry Petock. Row 2: Ray Gaunt, Teddy Valenti, Jim Carson, Mark Stiffler, Tom Acuna, Greg Lutz, Dave Palmer. Row 3: Rich Ducarne, Howdy Ergin, Keith Lutz, Neil Lutz, Ray Dellapina, Bob Dolenc, Gary Daughenbaugh. Row 4: Coach Henkel, Mike Marion, Jay Hlavay, Dave Carnahan, Rich Lamoreau. Junior High Sports Row 1: G. Ehle, R. Weidman, J. Labans, G. Zirkel. Row 2: D. Brazen, L. Pugliese, R. Quinn, B. Petricko, D. Pekarovich. Row 3: J. Koehler, R. Beaumont, R. Silak, R. Schulze. Row 4: Coach Reddinger, R. Brosi, Ass't Muir. FOOTBALL SCORES BASKETBALL SCORES WRESTLING SCORES W.A. Team Opponent W.A. Team Opponent W.A. Team Opponent 0 Moon 21 58 South Side Beaver 28 10 Mellon 62 21 Carlynton 14 37 Burgettstown 53 16 Jefferson 45 6 Fort Cherry 0 53 Burgettstown 43 3 Carlynton 69 14 Burgettstown 12 59 South Side Beaver 24 24 John Wight 44 22 Quaker Valley 0 65 Quaker Valley 43 14 John Dewey 43 70 Fort Cherry 33 38 Keystone Oaks 42 45 Sto-Rox 57 39 Neville 37 56 Montour 47 47 Moon 61 28 Coraopolis 38 50 Sto-Rox 48 58 Neville 54 24 Montour 43 28 Moon 41 55 Coraopolis 59 Row 1: Bonnie Vezi, Jan Chauvet, Lu Ann Lutz, Kathy Laferty. Row 2: Nancy Schnatterly, Barb Alimena, Hope Kachik, Sandy Andrini. Missing: Becky Dodds 139 ADVERTISING Boosters Bouchon's Barber Shop Masquelier's Store Compliments of Main St. Sturgeon, Pa. Mrs. Marian R. Shaw Imperial, Pa. 926-8641 Compliments Mildred's Beauty Shop Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pike Imperial, Pa. 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