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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

Life so they say is but a game and they let it slip away. Love like the autumn sun should be dying but it’s only just begun. Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where we’re going, And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears ami all the years will come and go And take us up, always up. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. Dreams so they say are for the fools and they let them drift away. Peace like the silent dove should be flying but it's only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days we must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea. Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up. So 1 wanna laugh while the laughing is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. I may never pass this way again. That’s why 1 want it with you. Cause you make me feel like I’m more than a friend Like I’m the journey anil you’re the journey’s end That why I want it with you. We ma never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We max never pass this way again. 3 Sr A w 6 MU MARY ANDERSON-Band 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1; Library Club 2,3,1 NELSON ANDERSON—(Sherman) French Club 1,2; Sportsmen club 3; Band 1,2,3.1. SANDY ANDREIKi Indiunetto 2,3,Hoad 1; French clu!� 1,2,3,4; (� A A 1.2. Student Council pres. 4; Executive Committee 3; Nurses club 'horus 1.2,3.4; Basketball Statistician 3.4; Journalism Staff I BOB ANDKESKY (Hunk) Sj anish club 1; Photography dub 2; SporUmeirelub 3; Art dub 4; Band 1.2,3,V Pros 4; Chorus 1,3.4; District Hand I; Area III Band 2. IjORETTA BARTUS- French c!ub 1,2,3.4. MAUREEN BAUNr Suo Barns 1.2.3.4; Literary club 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Library dub 3,1 ROSEMARIE BEA1 (Rose) Future Nurses club 2,Pro8. 3; Spanish club 1,2,3.1. Imiianette :.4; Band Pub. Chrm. her mb- 4? Future Teacher of America 1 Journalism Staff 4; Executive Committee 3; Chorus 1,2,3.4. RON BEAUMONT (Eato) Football ljSi; Basketball 3.3,4; Baseball 2,3.4; Varsity club 2,3,4; Sportsmen dub 1; Chorus 1,2,3,1. CRYSTAL BELL -Drama dub 3,4: FBI. A 2.4. club 3,4; Journalism Staff 4: Library dub 1. ( ATHY RENARD (me2) Spanish club 1; llootenan club 2,3,4. Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2. DONNA KENTON French club 1,2; Hootenanv chd 2: GAA 1,2: Chess dub 4. JOHN BEYERBACH -(Bubba) Science club 1; Slap Crew 2,3.4 CINDY BOLING FBLA 2,4; NHS 3.1; Chorus 1; Future Teachers of America 1. DON BRA ZEN-(Buddy) Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1A3; Varsity club 2.3,4; Sportsmen dub 1; NHS 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Loretta Bartus Maureen Baun 16 John Beyerbach Donna Benton 17 Cindy L. Boling Don Brazen Jeff Buffington Bruce C. Burgess Cecilia Callan Rich Bui Connie Campbell Rijt BROSl 1W I; Chorus 1,2,3,4; District Chorp Sportsmen Spanish dub 3.4. DEBBIE BRUCE- FHA 1; French dub 2 ICH BUI Sc« RICH BUI -rwnct dub 1; Sportsmen dub 2; Chess club BRUCE BURG ESS-Science dub 1; Chess club 2,3.4- JULIE BUZ AS French dub 1,2. CECILIA CALLAiN-Joarnalism staff 4; Library club 4. CONNIE CAMPBELL GAA 1.2; Spanish club 2.3.4; Cheerleader 4; FBLA 4; Executive Commit '' ?• CfjopjJ DAVE CARNAHipp(Carn � Football 1.2.3.4; All Conference Football 3.1. Sportsmen club 1.2.3; Varsity cluhi 2,3.4; Chorus l S. I BARBARA CfiAUVET-(Barb) French club 1.2; GAM 1,2.3; Executive Committee 3,4; 1.2.3.4; Journal! ism staff 4. JAN CHACVKT i.I anni £ Cheerleader 1,2.3. Head M French dub 1.2; GAA Chorus 12.3.4; Journalist staff 4 PATRICIA CH KRNIK - (Pat) Jotirnfeism staff V Hootenany dub 2,3.4; Executive Commit • « 2.3. S- 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2; GAA I; Fri n« h c i . • f Speech club 3; FHA 1; National Thespian S« ci«-t - I. club !,2,3.4. Jjoot -- Barbara Chauvet Patricia Chemik Marty Casciola Jan Chauvet Barbara Jo Cook 19 Kimberly Cool Charles Michael Dempe Susan Dalby Lisa L. Davey Mike Diskin Theresa Cox Mark Deaunovich Lynne Donley Jeannine G. East Joanne Ehmer Mark Falconer KIMBERLY COOL-French club 1 3.4. THERESA COX-(Terry) Cheerleading 4; Hootenany 3,4; Class Sec. 4. SUSAN DALBY-French club 1.2.3. ; District Band 3.4; Re- V gional Band 3. LISA DAVEY-Electronics club 3.4f Hootenany club 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4. JEFF DAVIS (Plum) Wrestling 3,4; Spanish club I; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 4. MARK DEAUNOVICH-tTuba) Wrestling Mgr 2,3,4; J Band 1,2,3,4; Sportsmen 9Mb 2,3. CHARLES DEMPE NHS 3,1; Sportsm dub MIKE DISKIN' Basketl all 22, C pt 4; Baseball 2,4; Varsity club 2.3,4; Chorus 3,4. LYNNE DONLEY -Art club 1; Chess club 2; Library club 3; Drama club 4. JEANNINE EAST-Band 1.2.3.4; Arejtf III Band 3; Pep Band 1; Chorus 1; Rifle club 1.2; Future Nurses dub 2; Drama club 3.4; Speech club 3; NationJphespian S ciet 3,4; NHS 3.4; Debate club Sec 4; Battle of Wits 4. DEBORAH EDOWSKI-IDebbie) F-.-ncfc club 1,2.4 Library club 1,2, Pres. 1; Journalism staff 4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Executive Committee 4. JOANNE EHMER-(Joe) Hootenany club 3.4. MARK FALCONER-!Falk) Band 1.2.3, Spanish club 1. 21 ft FRANK FORNARA (Fudge) B , . ball 1.2; Rifl t club 1; Sj ortsmen club 2.3; Teen Safety dub 4 ROBERT FRANK-Jr. Sportsmen dub 1,2,3; Track 2; De-«; bau dub 4; Varsity dub 4; Football Trainer 4; Battle of Wits 4; Journalism staff. Bus. Mgr. 4, NHS 3. Pres 4; Chess E dub 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4. ROBERT GAZDA Chorus 1; Football 1; Chess club 2. LES GEISLER -Che s dub 1.2; Basketliall 2. GLORIA GBORGK-lJfein club 1; FKLA 2.3.4 MARTY GORENC-(Borp) Rifle duh 1,2; Sportsmen club 3; Hootenany dub 4; Varsity dub 3.4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,4: Track 3,4; Ji� urnalism staff 4. CHRISTY GU YAlTX-(Crissy) FBLA 1.2.3, Sec 4; Literary club 1. SHEREE CUYAUX-Art dub 1,2,3,4; Literary club 2; FBLA 3.4. MARGIK HARBISON Indianette 2; FHA 1,3.4; Future Nurses dub 1.2. PAT HARTMAN - Varsity dub 2.3, Pres. 4, Sportsmen dub 1.2; Football 1.2,3, Co-captain 4; All-Conference Football 3.1; Chorus 1,2,2. Pres. 4; Baseball 1.2.3,4. SUSY HARTMAN-(Little Sue) Student Council 1; French ! dub 1.2.3,4; GAA 1.2; Future Nurses dub 3; Executive Committee 3,4; Hootenany dub 4; Journalism staff 4. RANpY HAZEL-Photography club 1.4; Spanish club 2; Chorus J.2,3,4; Student Council 4; Executive Committee 4. MARY HEAD-Library dub 1; FBLA 2,3.4. Frank Fomara Rol� ert A. Frank, Jr. Esq. Les Geisler Rich Franchek Rol ert Gazda Gloria George 22 Sheree Guyaux Margie Harhison Pat Hartman Randy Hazel Mary Arlene Head EK v Christy Guyaux Susy Hartman 23 Jay Hlavay Rich Homol Steve Howell William Hoberek Robert J. Horzempa WALLY HgRRJGK 2,3,4r Che Frea Uyb 3,4; Cb ruKta 3.4 DKBnfci HKRROLD-(Herk) H H tenaiyr filb 1, • V ■ 1: . VH ! ! rack 2 jfavnch club 2,3, Pres. 4; Class Trees. L2.M; Chdms 1. V PYr 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Sportsmen duSavJ 1 RICH HOMOL (Dick) Hooteqany dub 2; ClUa HulVa.4; Tn. ck i; Projectionist 3.4. STEM HOWKLI. (Howiji Sporb-myi club 1.2;’Frtyich dub 8,4; Basketball Statistician 3. 9g e DAVID H LOGINS H uggi«i Librar dub 3. KATHI HUGHES-Hootenany dub 1; Frtnch club 1,2,3,4; Drama and Speech club 3,4; NHS 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; {executive Committee 3. PATTY HUGHES-EH A 1; Spanish dub 2; FBLA 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. gk MICHAEL JOCHMANN-Football 2.3. Co-capt. 4; All-Conference Football 4; Wrestling 3,4, Track 3,4; Varsity club 3, V. Pres. 4; Kxccutive Committee 4. BILL JOHNSON (B.J.) Hootenanv club 1.2; Chess club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.3. DIANA JORDAN-(Diane) FHA 2,3,4; Executive Committee 2; Journalism Staff 3: GAA 1. DONNA JORDAN-French club 1,2; Art club 2,3,4. BOB JOSEPHS-(B.J) Chorus 1,2,3. HOPE KACHlK-(Hopev) French club 2,3,4; GAA 3; Student Council Treas. 4; Student Forum Rep. 4; Drama and Speech club 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Chorus 1,3, Sec. 4; Journalism Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4. JOE KELLEY’-Hootenanv club 1,4; Wrestling 1; Chorus 1£3,4. 24 David Paul Huggins Kathi Hughes Patty Hughes Bill Johnson Diana Jordan R bert Josephs Hope Kachick Joe Kelley Linda Kletzli Cindy Kline Mary Kay K eul� a Dan Kuzio Kathi Lawrence 26 LINDA KLETZLI (Fred) Journalism staff 4; Chorus 1,2J).4; Majorette 2.3, Head 4; Band 1.2,3,4, Sec. 4; French club 1.2.3.4; GAA 3. CINDY KLINE-(Cind) Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Chorus 1,2.3,4, Sec. 2; GAA 1.2.3.4; Speech club 2,3; Journalism staff 3,4; National Thespian Society 2,3. MARY KOCUBA (Mary Kay) Spanish dub 1,3; Speech club 2,3; Drama club 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Indianettes 2,3, Head 4. JIM KOVACS-Photography club 1,2; French club 4; Electronics club 3. MARY KAY LAH Spanish club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. KATHI LAWRENCE French club 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3.4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE LENGVARSKY-FHA 1; FBLA 3,4. ROBERT I,EWTS-( Droopy) Sportsmen club 1.2; French club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. LINDA LISTELLO-GAA 1; Indianettes 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pub. Chrm. 1; Hootenany club 2 ,4. RAMON DA LOCKE-(Ronnie) Drama and Speech club 1,2,3,4; Mascot 4; Journalism staff 4; Executive Committee 3; Student Council 3. JANICE LOY-Library club 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2. William Link Linda Listello Ramonda Jean Locke Janice Loy 27 28 Tim McMahon Bill Medved Cindy Miller Jim Miller Lisa Morra Gail Niemeyer CINDY MANESS-FBLA 3 MIKE MARION-(Mikidemious) Spanish club 1; Art club 2; Wrestling 2. CHERYL MARSHALL-(Pilgrim) French club 2,3.4: Chorus 1,2.3.4 ANNETTE MARZZARELLA-Spanish club 1.2; Art club 1.2.3; Sportsmen club 3; Wrestlerette 3; Drama club 2,3,4; Speech club 2,3.4. JAMES MASLANIK-(Maz) Rifle club 1; Student Council 1; Sportsmen club 2, Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3. MICHAEL MCKENZIE-(Mike) Science club 1; Spanish club 1.2.3,4; Art club 2; Sportsmen club 3; Executive Committee 3; Debate club 4; NHS 3,4; Journalism staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chrm. 4. FREDA MCLAUGHLIN-(Freed) Chorus 4; Hootenany club 4. TIM MCMAHON-(McTrack) French club 1; Chess club 2; Varsity club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Journalism staff 4; Executive Committee 3; Chorus 1,2.3,4. BILL MEDVED-(Lump) Band 1.2,3, Treas. 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity club 3,4; Sportsmen club 2,3; Science club 1; District Chorus 4. CINDY MILLER (Sid) Art club 1,2,3.4; Spanish club 1,2; Sportsmen club 3; Wrestlerette 3; Speech club 4; In-dianette 2; Chorus 3. JIM MILLER-Band 1.2.3.4; Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Sportsmen club 1,2,3. LISA MORRA-GAA 1,2: Student Council 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Hootenany club 3,4. GAIL NIEMEYER-Indianette 2,3; Cheerleader 4; French club 1,2,3,4; Drama club 2.3, V'. Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Basketball Statistician 3; National Thespian Society 3,4; Speech club 2,3; Executive Committee 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Journalism Staff 4. 29 COLLEEN O’HARA-Library club 1; FBI. A 2,3,4. ANDREW ORAVETZ-Football 3,4; Chess club 2,3.4; Varsity chib 4; Debate club 4. DAWN PAGLIUCA-(Pooh) FHgy,2 HootenanV dub4. BILL rilBftljmnif Kill.- club club 2; Wrestling Teen Safety club 4. Si SAN H'ALKO-(Olga) Cheerleader 2 3,4. Capt. 2; Fench duI- 1.2,8; GAA 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Chorus 1 3,4; Jow ftmgttaff 3,4. ABIgUtt-fAUPIl11 (A’ite) Scieoc- Hub ); Spanish rluli 1.2,3,4; Sportsmen club 3; Debate cl lb 4; Journalism Stai f 4; Executive Committee 3.4. Chorus 2 i BRAD PARFITT-Science club 1; Sportsmen duli2;riass Pres. 2; Class V. Pres. 3.4; Spanish club 3, Pres. 4JNMS 3. Truas. 4; Chorus 1.2,3, MIVvs. 4. TONI PASS (Wop) Swinish club 1,2; HootcMm dub 1.2; GAA 1.2.3; Drama and fepeceb dub 3, Treas. 4| Indian ntes , z DAVID PEKAROVICH-(Pek) Sportsmen dub 1. Pre.-. 2; Hootenanv club 1; Varsity club 2,3,4; fiasktrtbab 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Electron ieyyhib 3,4 PATRICIA | PEKAROV1CH- (Snapper) Indianette 2,3,4; Spanish club 1,2,3; GAA 1 2; Journalism staff 3,4; Chorus U - HARRY PETOCK-Sportsmen club 3; Varsity club 3,4; Art club 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BARRY PETRICKO Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2; Base-liall 2,4; Sportsmen club 1,2; French club 2 3; Varsity club 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4. LEN Pl’GLIESE-(Lenny) Chort' 1.2,3.4; Spon men clul 1.2; Varsity club 3.4; Football 1 4;kask. tall 1; BnsebaS2,3,4 hS, Colleen O’Hara Andrew Oravetz Daw n Pagliuca Bill Palfrey man Susan Palko Arthur C. Parfitt 30 Patricia Pekarovich Brad Parfitt Len Pugliese Harry Petock Toni Pass Barry Petricko Dave Pierce Scott Pfeiffer Henry A. Robinson ELLEN PYDA-NHS 3,4; Literary club 1; Executive Committee 3; Speech club 2,3,4; Thespian Troupe 1975 2,3,4; Debate club 4; Journalism staff 4; Battle of Wits 4; Drama club 2,3,4. ROBERT QUINN-(Burr) Basketball 1,2,3. Co-capt. 4; Football 1; Baseball 4; French club 1,2,3,4; Varsity club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Sportsmen club 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4. V. Pres. 1, Bus Mgr. 4. CAROL REDICK-Spanish club 1; Drama and Speech club 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Thespian Troupe 1975 3.4; NHS 3, V. Pres. 4. GLEN RENCE-Sportsmen club 1,2,3; French club 4. HENRY ROBINSON- Basketball Mgr. 2,3.4; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. RENATO RODRIGUES-(Jorge) Basketball 1.2,3.4; Journalism Staff 4; Track 4. DENNIS ROMAN Art Club 1.2; Band 1,2; Teen Safety club 4. DEBBIE SACHETTI-FHA 1.2; GAA 2,3; FBLA 3.4 VIRGINIA SCARFONE-(Ginny) Hootenany club 1,2. PARIS AN SCHEPCOFF Spanish club 1.2.3.4; French club 1,2; Wrestlerette 4. ROBIN SCHNATTERLY (Schnat) Chorus 1.2.3.4; Executive Committee 2,3: French club 1,2,3,4; Drama and Speech club 2J$; GAA 1,2; Hootenany club 1; Class Sec. 2; National Thespian 2,3; Journalism Staff 4. 32 Jorge Rodrigues 33 34 BOB SCHULZE- Varsity club 2,3,4; French dub 4; Hootenany club 2; Class Pres. 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2, Pres. 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4. KANDY SHAFFER-(Shaff) Chess club 4 JEANNE SHI ELDS-(I , ico) Houfcenain dub 1; Drains dub 2 ,4; Chonis 1.43,4- LEE ANN SINAGbnA-fl| nish dub V ,4; Class Sec. 3; NHS 3.4; Cheerleader 3,4, capt wruatling 4; Chorus 1A3.4. LAURIE SMIf NYAK (Me3) Hootenany club 2.3,4; Spanish dob 1 BOB STONER-(Rocky) Rifle club 1. JAY STRONG-Chorus 1,2,3; French club 3,4; Journalism staff 3,4; Art club 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chrm. 4. DIANE SUPINSKI-Majorette 1; French club 1,2,3,4; Imlianette 3,4; Drama club Scribe 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 1 3.4. DONNA SWAOGER-(Don) French club 1,2,4; Hoote-nany club 1; Journalism staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE SWEHNEY-(Sweeney) Hootenany club 2. KAREN THO iAS-Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Qurses club 1. Trees. 2, V. Pres. 3,4 Boli Stoner Jay M. Strong Diane Supinski Donna Swaoger Debbie Sweeney Karen Thomas 35 JIM THOMSON Rifle club 1,3; Teen Safety dub 4 ROSALYN THORNHILL (Ros- Me ) FHA 3.4; Hoote-nany club 4. DEBBIE TROY-(Catfish) FHA 1; French club 2; GAA 2 STEVE TRUSNOVIC (Dopey) Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Varsity club 3,4; Sportsmen club 3; Photography club 1,2; Science club 1; Band 1,2,8.4; Chorus 4. CHRIS V ALKNT Rifle club 1,2,3; Stage crew 4; Chorus 1,23,4. KATIE VENALECK-Art club 1.2.3,4. IVea. 2; Spanish club 1,2; Sportsmen club 3; Wrestlerette 3,4; Speech club I )U VOLLE-(Straight Answer) Hootenany dub 2,3; Science dub 1; Varsity club 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Football 1,23,4. FRANK WADE (Schmutely I) Science club 1; Spanish dub 2; French dub 3,4; Journalism Staff Pres. 3, Editor 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Debating club 4; Executive committee 4. MIKE WAGNER (Schmutely II) Sportsmen club 1; Hootenam club 2; French dub 4. RUTH W A HI) Spanish club 133,4; Chess club 3, Sec. 4; Class Sec. 1; Executive Committee 4; Chorus 133.4- KATHY WEBER- FBLA 3. CHERYL WERNER -Spanish club 133, Sec. 4; FBLA 2, Treas. 3,4; Library club, V. Pres. 1; Chorus 133.4 JENNY WHITE-French dub 2; Student Council 1,2; Drama and Speech dub 4; FH A 4. DARLENE WIECZOREK-lDarj Spanish club 1,23. V Pres. 4; Student Council 1, Sec. 4; Executive Committee 23; Hootenany club 1,4; Chorus 13,3,4; Journalism Staff Bus. Mgr. 4. Jim Thomson Debbie Troy Katie Venaleck Chris Valent Rosalyn Thornhill Steve Trusnovie Lou Voile Katherine Weber Jenny White Cheryl Werner Darlene Wieczorek Frank Wade Mike Wagner Peggy Wison Sue Wilson DEBBIE WILSON-French club 1,2; Majorette 1,2,3; Hootenany club 3; Literary club 4. KEN WILSON-Varsity club 2,3,4; Chess club 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Football 4. PEGGY WILSON-French club 1,2 Literar)' club 4. SUE WILSON-Hootenany club 1,2; Art club 3,4; Chorus 1,2 4; French club 1. DARRELL YECKO-fD”) Football 3,4; Wrestling 2 Varsity club 3,4; Baseball 3. STEVE YOUNG-Chorus 1; Football 1; Rifle club 1.2. 38 Byron Yecko Darrell Yecko So V wanna laugh while the laughing is easy 7 wanna erg if it makes it worthwhile To Bryan, Danny, Marlene and Roger: I have loved the principle of beauty in all things, and if I had had time I would have made myself remembered. John Keats Letter (1820) Photographs not available: Cathy Benard Art Delaney George Gray Debbie Herrold Janet Hertaer Michael Jochmann Donna Jordan Howard Kovach John Labans Cynthia Lamoreux Jack McConnell James McConnell Lorraine Pauli David Pekarovich Vemcr Pont ice 1 Steve Rosso Robert Welch Steve Young We have everything before us 39 SENIOR TRAITS Clockwise from center: SEXIEST EYES-Linda Kletzli, Pat Hartman; SHYEST-Debbie Sweeney, Jim Maslanik; CLOWNS-Susie Hartman, Art Parfitt; DESTINED FOR SUC-CESS-Donna Swoager, Brad Parfitt; MOST SPIRITED-Ramonda Locke, Bill Medved; NICEST SMILE-LeeAnn Sinagoga, Joe Kelley; FRIENDLIEST-Diane Supinski, Wally Herrick. Leadership A Most Valuable Trait Left: SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNC1LM Jochmann, D. Edowski, R. Brosi, S. Hartman, R. Hazel, B. Chauvet, A. Parfitt. Right: SENIOR OFFICERS-B. Parfitt, V. Pres.; T. Cox, Sec.; R. Schulze, Pres.; J. Hlavay, Treas. JUNIOR OFFICERS; G. Ehle, Pres.; M. Mesch, Treas.; C. Bui, Sec.; J. Koehler, V. Pres. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: R. Rank, Sec.; J. Abernathy, V. Pres.; H. Ergen, Pres.; D. Lilly, Treas. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: R. Minarcin, Pres.; N. Hallas, V. Pres.; K. Dellapina, Treas.; A. Dzubinski, Sec. Bail our ships out on tho open mu Bust mtoap our fours and Oil the peart will come and go Jkid takp us up mJwape up Sail our ships out on the open sea. Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up always up Upper left: Barb Hackett, Becky Dodds, Mark Lipinski, Lisa Fuhry, Mandi Harris, Joann Zitko, Kathy Zeto. Upper right: Cheryl Snyder, Frank Buck. Middle left Debbie Hart, Rae Ann Boocks, Karen Rit-son, Cheryl Bui, Joyce Howard, Bonnie Linn, Kathy Kulak, Bonnie Vezie, Tommy Hopson, Gregg Druga. Lower left Jeff Morgan, Ron Palmer, Ken Price, Rich Bruzdewicz. Lower right Mark Stickley, Greg Edgin, Eric Dellapina, Mark McKinney, Steve Nowakowski. 42 Upper left: Tony Dorn. Rich Lamoreau. Tom Geisler, Bob Mihalics. Upper right: Donna Pangersis, Dawn Kelso. Alice Supinski, Madeline Mesch. Middle right: Cindy Lawrence, Cindy Mikoloski. Michele Rosenberger. Middle left: Doug Shiffler. Tom Petricko. Ed Neiser. Lower left: Kathy Wagner. Kathy Fodse, Kathy Bryan. Karen Trautman. Lower right: Steve Woolett, Cindy Pickens. Melissa Swisher, Florence Bi-ssett. Mara Lemashane. Upper left- John Selinsky, Bob Meanor, Ted Placek, Jeff Weiler, Stan Redick, Jeff Morton. Above: Dan Hamel, Jerry Antel, EM Andresky, Kirk Arnold, Ken Anderson, Tim McKee. Middle top: Karla Sturgeon, Debbie Partin, Cheryl McNight, Sue Locke, Brenda Swiridow, Chris Donahue. Center Daniel Faux, Steve Carter, Danny Hlavay, Jim Conlon. Right Tom Harty, Earl Beyerbach, Regis Killmeyer, Paul Hen-nemuth, Tim Miller. Middle upper right Kathy Hassell, Debbie Collavo, Mary Ann Partin, Sandy Meredith, Anna Dolak. Far right Jeanne Cole, Lisa Buck, Cathy Matthews, LuAnn Lutz. Far middle right: Debbie Bantikov, Cheryl Hopkins, Merri Campbell, Penny Culley, Patty Lakomy, Karen Nolte. Lower right Don Kachik, Ched Davis, Dave Hanczar, Kevin Berwick, Bill Kerin, Ken Cox, Norm Staub, Leo Olshinsky, Doug Brown, Don Trautman, Dave Moody, Chris Beardsley. Lowest right Nancy Schnatterly, Mary Margaret Thomas, Kathy Lafferty, Kathy Kline, Donna Glovier, Diane Yecko, Debbie Fere-nacz, Vicky Hallum, Robin Powell, Marcia Snezak, Audrey Schepcoff. 44 Top: Debbie Gower, Sandy Patton. Marsha Beyer, Laurie Perrard. Lorie Corbett, Sheryl Schiff, Janet Vid-mar, Vickie Sheetz. Middle left: Linda Hughes. Linda Chaney. Betty Bugay, Joanne Stein. Ginny Strouss, Virginia Work Lower left Terri Chaney, Bill Brannon, Joe Beyerbach, Boh Masquelier. Above: Marcy Bouchon, Pam Kuzio, Kathy Evans. Linda Mikoloski. Chris Marks. Lisa Kupich, Claudia Boustead. Upper Middle: Jim Helton. Howard Ayers, Lance Comfort, Cliff Connor, Rick Conti, Lower middle: Jim McNair. Rich Sherbondy, Joe Sinagoga. Upper right: Bill Madden. Neil Lutz, Gary Daughenbaugh, Bob Mihalics. Tim McCrory, Jim Calvert. Middle right: LuAnn Kletzli, Kim Frank, Barb Brazen. Cheryl Daniels. Lower right: Allen Prevade, Lee Ann Perko. Rich Dobr-owsky, Kathy Yenny, Reyne Palfreyman. 46 Upper left: George Ehlc, John Koehler. Darrell Underwood. Middle left: Ted Valenti. Bill Pyda. Tom Homol. Lower left: Mark Stiffler. Ron Cox. John Zook. Rick Weltner, Jeff Walker. Ken Voile. Larry Swiridow. Upper right: Larry Maness, Dan Mikoloski. Rich Marr. Middle right: Germaine Chapman, Debbie Nunn. Linda Keith. Lower right: Roland Cacia. Susie Duearme. Joyce Gazda. Pam Banghart, Robert Silsley. Melinda Perock. Linda Mueller. Beth Dufour. 48 t'Hf Love, like the autumn sun, should be dying but it’s only just begun ... we don’t see just where we’re going Upper left: John Bigler, Tim Barcoski. Tom Bugay, James Arnold, Tim Ahlbom. Middle left: Deb Ceney, Tammy Cornell, Cheryl Sitarik, Conni DeSantis, Tricia McRoberts, Jan Campbell. Susie Thomson, Lynn Hrishenko. Upper right: Richard DeBiasio. Robert Ceney, Gary Dillon. Middle right: Randy Fittante, Gary Mack. Don King. Lower right: Marty McNair, Craig Stein, Ed Kovach, Lonnie Madaras. Lowest right: Diane Lilly, Sally Lafferty, Gwen Schulze, Diane Werner. Lorie Wiechelt, Becky Bruggeman, Lindy Glovier, Kim Lemon, Karen Williams, Sandy Yoho, Renee Rank, Kristie Hal-lum, Crystal Sparber. Upper left: Dave Shaffer, Boh Snatchko, Bill Davis, Rich Nickles, Rob Thompson, Rich Dawson. Larry Ulrich. Middle left: Randy Price, Rich Swoager, Jeff Powell. Lower left: Wanda George, Jody Beck, Donna King. Above: Denise Olshinsky, JoAnn Meanor, Ruth Gorski, Cheryl Nollen. Below: Row 1-Joe Stefanski, Craig Falconer, Jim Abernathy, Tim Bruce. Row-2 Robert Nunn. Ed Thomas, Earl Hartwig, Bob IB McFarland, Bob Dolenc. Above: Steve McGregor, Wayne Lawrence, Bob Hoberek, Chris Fuhry, Pete Kubatka, David Despot, David Brazen, Mike Lamoreau, Chuck Kersnick. Upper right: James Wilson, Tim Niemeyer, Joseph Petak, Jeff Peterson, David Ponticello, Dave Voile, Harold Walls, John Wands. Greg Welsh. Below: Billy Ewing, Chris Reynolds. Lower middle: Kathy Stewart, Marian Moore, Debbie Falconer, Kim Morrow, Diane Pagliuca, Joyce Dufour. Lower right: Donna Walker, Vic Bres. 51 Upper left: Georgia Kisow. Mina Zalnasky, Collen Potts, Mary Ann Deaunovich, Tammy Stripp, Bev Rifendifer, Teri Palmer. Debbie Oravetz, Dawyna Edmonds. Diane Singiser. Middle left: Ross Rohbeck, Frank Troy, Larry Me-zynski, Frank Steele, Bruce Toward. Middle left: Melissa Yecko, Susy Metzler, Becky Cain, Gale Horvath, Andrea Benson. Lower left: Jeff Swoager, Dean Pregel, Bob Chauvet, Jack Hartman, Tim Gerstner, Steve Listello, Herb Getty. Pat Messner, Jim Skacan, Joe Hartman, Howdy Ergen. Above: Pam Progar, Nancy Davis. Below: Alfred Marzzarella, Kevin Ireland. Upper left: Julei Mesch. Barb Kennedy. Cindy Augustin. Joan Souffrant, Susie Glas. Middle left: Dale Troy, Stanley Wisniewski. Jeff Weatherby. Lower left: Jan Parker. Dorothy Sachetti. Craig Saner. Bob Minarcin. Upper right: Bill Fiscus, Greg Bartus, Tom Link, John Bee. Dennis Hennemuth, Ted Homol, Craig Daniels. Above: Rosie Hribar, Valerie George, Denise Lewis, Jo Ellen Hueskin, Lenore Huart. Below: James Dixon. Brain Czambel. Dan Distefano. 53 Upper left: Keith Lutz. Jeff Long, Ray Holmes. Bill McWreath Lower left: Rich Flinner. Mike Beaumont, John Zuj ancic, Chuck Henderson Upper right: Damon Stivason. Ross Rohbeck, Bill Teets Middle right: Susie Rieger. Robin Redmond, Cindy Ricser, Connie Persin, Susie Harbison, Karen Yenny, Debbie Wilson Lower right: Linda Weber, Darlene Logan. Debbie Phillips, Vesta Phillips, Melinda Kocuba. Rosemary Geisler, Linda Kautzman 54 Above: Bev Lindy, Kim Kull, Karen Geisler. Terry Hall, Pam Maloney Upper right: Diane Willy, Betty Jo Roessler, Denise Ranee Middle right: Greg Scott, Bob McKenzie, Dave O’Hara Below: Michele Pyda, Diana Skinger, Sharon Miller. JoAnn Staub. Deb- bie Snatchko. Mary Ann Tomasko, Liz Killmeyer Lower right: Pam Hopkins. Cindy Kilian 55 Upper left Dave Pleskovich, Mike Selinsky, Dave Scaff, Mike McElhaney. Ralph Boone. Middle left: Randy Dietterich. Bill Ewing, Jim Swaoger, Dave Meyers Lower left: Cathy Mihalics. Liz Boynes. Debbie Behnke, Carrie Ru| -nik. Darcy Bartins. Mary Hawkins. Nancy Dodd. Sharon Miller. Susie Gamble. Bonnie Cavallo. Barbara McPherson. Upper right: Bruce Toward, Mike Tokarski. Middle right: Harold Haney. Jim Marks. Brian Logut, Dale Lowry, Ed Herrick. Ray Federouch. Greg Cohen. Lower right: Connie McFarlane. Shirley Burgoyne, Dorthy Bell. Upper left: Carolyn Hookey, Helen Mesch, Munaii W iechelt, Andrea Orth. Middle left: Mark Schneider, Craig Hennemuth, Walt Shifler. Pat Harty, Mike Simko. Lower left: Sindy Andreini. Ann Dzubinski, Nancy Hallas. Cindy Gamble. Jan Dodds. Val Conti. Beth Kline. Dede Bruggeman, Darla Ergen, Mary Ann Wroel-fel, Julie W'eible. Upper right: Kathy Cumpston. Kathy Dellapina, Karen DiFonzo, Terry De-roskv. Ix rranie Andresky, Chrissy Chernik. Middle right: Irene Walker, Patty W'ilson, Urraine Dobrowsky, Patty Falconer, Ruth Cumpston. Karen W'erkmeister, Marcy Hall, Sharon Valent. Lower right: Becky Mazzaro, Sandy Radovic, Sharon Bantikov. Sheila Grub. Debbie Giovengo, Rosie Crivaro. Middle left: Debbie McCullough, Linda McCoy, Margaret Beardsley. Ladora Chapman. Ruth Custer, Angela Jordan, Janet Kukla, Naomi Kelly, Penny ('lark. Middle left: Rand Mcknight. Chuck Fritz. Lower left: Steve Krawchyk. Roger Herrick. Mike Zalnasky. Mike Yecko, Dave Schiff. Cpper right: Bill Cassasanta. Dennis Burgovne. Dale Campbell. Ralph Bugay. Middle right: Jeff Kachik. Nelson George. John Ehmer, Tom Nadik. Lower right: Cindy Fischer, Mary Ann Formoso, Elaine Lema-shane. Tammy Roedler. Patty Hilins. Patty Maness. Upper left: Sallie La Barr, Cindy Cole. Lynn Stype, Sherrie Lah. Middle left: Jim Weber, Dan Coen. Lower left: Steve Bistarkoy, Mark Ziel, Joe Dara-bant. Bob Franchek, Jim Valenti, Mark Traut-man, Ricky Minarcin. Lowest left: Sue Kerin. Denise Seik, Kathy Duncan. Nancy Bray, Sharon James, Lisa Slota. Nina Fisher. Val Goedert, Sharon Hosie. Upf er right: Jeff Treese. Mike Scott. Rudy To-mazich. Mike Voile, Rol ert Phillips, Mike Tomaz-ich. Jeff Tully, Mark Thomson, Tim Powell. Middle right: Tim Solomon, Brett Palmer, Mark Schepcoff, Keith Lewis, Mike Labans. 59 Upper left: Linda Beyerbach, Susan Hallam. Patty Arch. Lower left: Erich Nordmann. Kurt Halbedl. Ed Faux. Top middle: Bill Stanislaw. Miles Stephens. Far right: John Peroni, Don Meerdo, Eugene Partin. Ed Ackman, Dennis McPherson Lower right: Greg Yount. Larry Wischmann. Doug Patterson. Jim Kaulius, Mark Zirkel. Lowest right: Bill Collavo. Mark Burns, Dave Sandman. Upper left: Donna Cook. Andy Ross. David Grandstaff. Andy Gorenc. Middle left: Tom Ayers, Tom Baker. Bernie Bell. Bill Berthold. Kevin Boustead. Victor Pregel. Lower left: Dave Cook. Jeff Lutz. Tom Soos. Lower middle: Kim Bryan. Jonni Morris, Becky McKenzie. Upper right: Fred Healey. Eric Gumbert. Chuck Heid-ler, Wayne Nowakowski. Stan Hans. Lower right: Linda Hines, Darlene Jackson. Michelle Pape, Peggy Pierce. 61 Top: Dave Anderson. Joel Fiscus. Dave Pag-liuca. Roger Kayser. Bill Ponticello. Scott McFarland. Tim Baker, Boh Papke, Jerry Murphy. Tom Wilson. Roy Masquelier, Gary Yordy, Pat Pont ice!. Middle left: Sandy Fodse. Nancy Deaunovich, Billie Jean Erickson. Renee DeCola. Lower left: Tami Wagner. Linda Willy. Mary Davis . Peggy Ward, Rhonda Williams. Upper center right: Polly Darbous, Vicki Comfort, Becky Buffington. Kim Multunas, Tina Moore. Terri Wade, Carrie Singiser, Carol Garrett, Debbie Cain, Tricia Wilson, Betty Melvin. Bobby Cain. Lower right: Dan McConnell, Ernie Buck, Terry Petrick, John Thomas, Brett Pargeon, Ed Bartus. John Sinagoga. Lowest right: Ella LaGrande, Andrea Dawson. Paula Thornhill. Middle left: Dan Kerin, Jim Dillon, Dave Howells. Ray Cordell. Lower left: Laura Pangersis, Sherri Schofield, Robin Ranick, Mel McNees, Barb Glas. Upper right: Chris Schnelbach. Sandy Alimena, Beth Ergen, Diane Smith. Susie Anderson. Debbie Callan, Beth Gray. Upper center right: Susie Clark. Renelle Euhry, Kathy Alimena. Karen Pekarovich, Cathy Graham. Tammy Downs, Roberta Beyer. Lower right: Charles Kroscko, Tim McCullough, Bryan McCullough, James Liggett, Mark Nolte, Glenn Moss, Steve Norton, Keith Lawrence. Lowest right: Alex Miller, John Lombardo, Ed Torrence, Paul Garbin. 63 Upper Left: Agnes Wischman, Kathy Hilker, Anne Kilmeyer, Phil Auman, Steve Lamoreau. John Walker. Bob Vettorel. Middle left: Gary Bickel, Ron Cordell, Chris Posnak, Drew Tomasko. Jack Dee, John Fornara. Lower left: Jim Rudy, Scott Robinson. Rich Bugay. Jeff Petemel, John Prost, Denny Mink. Upper right: Steve Johnson, David Kisow. Middle right L Row 1-Sandy Chamberlain, Tana Treese, Amy Davis, Carol Staff. Chris Stahl, Row 2 Debbie Beck. Pam Zook, Cheri Zimmerman, Ly-nell Metro. Row 3-Debbie Bergey. Lower right: Ken Schmac, Ricky Hart. Ricky Snatchko, Keith Gilbert, John Gazda, Jack Parkes. Could it be the return of Jungle Jim? 66 PARKWAY Data Processing-Computers Drafting and Design Electronic Technology Gasoline Engine Repair Medical Assistant Metal Fabrication Radio-Televison Repair Research Lab Assistant TECH Accounting Auto Mechanic Auto Body Repair Carpentry Construction Cosmetology Graphic Arts Health Assistant Machine Shop Machine Tools Marketing Masonry Warehousing Plumbing Refrigeration 69 Left to Right: M Voile. J. Morton, D. Kuzio, B. Nunn, J. Connor. L. Lutz. B. And re.sky, C. Bui. J. Richey, I). Kerin, M. Troutman, M Zalnasky. C Staub, B. Hiebner, C. Reynolds, J. Strong. B. McCullough, R. Fuhry, B. Horzempa, R. Ranick, S. Fodse, B. Cain. C. Matthews, B. Lina, B. Bugay, D. Yecko, G. Strouss, V. Work. S. Guyaux. J. Stein, Miss Reamer (advisor). 70 APRIL 26 SPRING ART SHOW This year West Allegheny had an Art department of which we ran I proud. The students worked long and hard for the Spring Art Show held on April 26. 1974. The Art projects, consisting of various crafts, sketches, and paintings as well as numerous sculptures from metal shop, were displayed in the gymnasium. Along with the group recognition came a sensational achievement by Robert Horzempa. who received the Golden Key Award in the Western Pennsylvania Regional Scholastic Art exhibition sponsored annually by Kauf mann’s. Earning Bob his award and a Certificate of Merit” were hi.‘ two acrylic paintings, Family Portrait” and Close-Up. The Family Portrait” has been forwarded into national compeition in New York City. % 4md of 0 Clockwise from upper right: painting; lettering; crafts (with Shirley Seigler); Boh Horzempa (winner of Golden Key Award”) admires his prize-winning Family Portrait”; drawings (with Beth Hiebner); sketches (with local law officers T. Sturgeon and L. McLaughlin awed by weapon of by-gone era). BONN IE 3 A 7f 3 WINTER CONCERT SPRING CONCERT English Folk Song Ralph Vaughan Williams Senior High Program 1. March-Seventeen Come Sunday 2. Intermezzo- 'My Bonny Boy” Royal Blue.......................................... John ( acavas 3. March- Folk Songs From Somerset” Pa vane..............................................Gabriel Faure Blessed Are They Johnnes Brahms 1812 Overture.............................Peter I. Tschaikowsky The Unfinished Symphony No. 8 Franz Schubert House of the Rising Sun......................Arr. Bill Holcombe March Militaire Francaise CamileSaint-Saens Lullaby of Broadway..................................Harr Warren Michel LeGrand In Concert Arr. By Ian Polster Featuring Indianettes The Windmills Of Your Mind Selections From Sweet Charity.......................Cy Coleman Pieces Of Dreams , Dorothy Fields Sweet Gingerbread Man W here It s At.................................I aesar Goivannini What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? El Cumbanchero..................................Rafael Hernandez Lennon McCartney Portrait Lennon and McCartney Featuring Majorettes A Hard Days Night And I Love Her Day Tripper Hey Jude Mac Arthur Park Jim Webb Our Band, Majorettes, and Indianettes started the 73-74 season with Band Camp at Thiel College for a week in July. New routines and music were learned for the coming football season. On the last day of camp the Band headed for Guagua Lake in Ohio for a parade. In January and April the Band performed its Winter and Spring Concerts respectively. On Memorial Day the Band had its annual parade in Imperial. Serv ing as officers were Pres.-J. Davis, V. Pres.-R. Andresky, Sec.-L. Kletzli, Treas.-W. Medved, Pub. Chairman-R. Beal, J. Miller, Jr. Executive-D. Faux. Clarinets, left to right: G. Kiscow, M. Baun, M. Anderson, S. Radovic, S. Dalby, K. Bryan, C. Rupnik, L. Kletzli, B. Glas, L. Perko, C. Hookey, M. Swisher, S. Anderson, M. Pape, C. Augustin, M. Stephens, D. McCullough, D. Meerdo, C. Sparher, C. Daniels, S. Glas, V. Strouss, L. Slota, D. Stivason. TRUMPETS: left to right-J. Souffrant, K. Berwick. K. Hallum. K. Cox. N. Anderson, M. Falconer. M. McKinney, J. Davis, J. Miller, W. Medved, E. Dellapina, D. Kachik, D. Hamel. K. Sarver, W. McWreath. DRUMS: left to right-L. Olshinsky, J. Maslanik, J. East. D. Han-czar. D. Trautman, R. Ceney. M. Beauregard. E. Herrick. T. Bruce. D. Faux, S. Carter. FLUTES. BELLS, and OBOE: left to right-H. Kachik. C. Daniels, V. Hallum.'D. Werner. R. Beal. L. Kletzli. B. Johnson. M. Kocuba. K. Wagner. SAXOPHONES: left toright-R. Andresky, D. Meyers, J. Kachik, E. E'aux, M. Harris. L. Huart, J. Hueskin, J. Peroni. W. Stanislaw, D. Mink. TROMBONES and TUBAS: left to right-D. Scaff. D. Edmonds, K. Saner. G. Welch, H. Walls. D. Brown. S. Trusnovic, C. Kersn-ick, E. Ackman, G. Cohen. J. Abernathy. M. Deaunovich. Above: Row 1: S. Yoho, D. Glovier. Row 2: K. Kulak, 1. Harris, L. Hriskenko. Row 3: C. Bui, C. Matthews. T. Stripp, R. Beal. Row 4: B. Brazen, C. Daniels, L. Wiechelt. M. Deaunovich, L. Kletzli. Row 5: V. Hallum, J. Vidmar, R. Boocks, S. Andreini, M. Kocuba, K. Hallum, A. Su-pinski, D. Supinski. Below: Left to right-R. Steele, L. Corbett, V. Work. D. Werner, R. Rank, S. Schiff, M. Rose-nberger, L. Perrard, L. Kletzli. Co-heads: L. Kletzli. R. Steele. p p � v v 74 75 Recipe For A Cheerleader Take two heaping cups of spirit One heart ful of love Two handfuls of generosity A Dash of laughter One headful of understanding Sprinkle generously with kindness Add plenty of pep and mix well Spread over a period of a lifetime Serve to everyone you meet. WRESTLING BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: C. Singiser. D. Ergen, P. Progar, N. Oavis. D. Lilly. K. Alimena, A. Dzubinski. West Allegheny's Varsity Cheerleaders chose Davis anil Elkins College in Elkins, West Virginia, for their summer clinic. At camp they learned many new cheering techniques and ways to promote school spirit. The cheerleaders were also awarded four superior ribbons, the Most Outstanding Squad award and the Regional Trophy. This year the cheerleading corps sponsored a cheerleading clinic for girls, grades 1-8. Approximately 5k) girls participated in the clinic for instruction in the basic techniques of cheerleading. Cheering for the last time were Connie Campbell. Terry Cox, Hope Ka-chik, Cindy Kline. Susie Palko, Jan Chauvet, Gail Niemeyer, and LeeAnn Sinagoga. 78 JR. HIGH BASKETRALL: left to right: T. Ta-masco, S. Scofield (mounted), K. Rochelle, J. Yoho, K. Thomas, V. Meacci, B. Kline (mounted). WRESTLING: Back-J. Slota, K. Killian. D. Cole, T. Lutz, K. Killian, S. Price, Middle-J. Lafferty, D. McConnell, P. Delak, Front—T. Niemeyer. XMAS CONCERT CHORUS SPRING CONCERT 0 Como, O Come Emmanuel Gregorian, 8th Century Exultate Deo Allesandro Scarlatti The Snow Lay On The Ground (Venite Adoremus) Arr Sowerby The Song Of Mary (Magnificat Angelican Chorus) W. Crotch Lord Of Life (From St. John’s Passion) J.S. Bach Lullay My Liking (Text: A Mediaeval Anthology”) Gustav Holst Soprano Solo-Alice Supinski Alto Solo Darlene Wieczorek Tenor Solo-Bill Medved Bass Solo Tim McMahon Bright. Bright The Holly Berries Alfred Burt A Boy Is Born (German Carol) Arr. Marie Pooler Shepherds. Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep Arr. Franz Wasne 0 Thou That Tellest Good Tidings To Zion (From Messiah) Handel A La Nanita Nanna (Latin Carol) Arr. Walter Ehret Do You Hear What I Hear? Regney-Shayne The Carol Of The Star (Latin-American Carol) Arr. Harry Simeone Hallelujah Chorus (From Messiah) G.F. Handel Love Is Blue Popp-Kresa Colour My World Lamm-Freed Speak Softly Love (Love Theme From The God father ) Rota-()liver Song Sung Blue Diamond-Simeone This Is My Song (From A Countess From Hong Kong )Chaplin-Frank The Sound Of Silence Simon-Metis Happy Together Bonner-Gordon-Lojeski My Lord What A Mornin’-Negro Spiritual Burleigh That’s An Irish Lullaby (Tenor Solo-Bill Medved) Shannon Johnny. I Hardly Knew Ye-Irish Folk Song Parker Secret Love Fain-Thompson The Summer Knows (Theme From Summer of ’42”) LeGrand-Slater The Sound of Music Selections Warnick-Rodgers The Sound Of Music Mv Favorite Things Do- Re-Mi Edelweiss Climb Every Mountain What would you do if I sang out of tune, would you stand up and walk out on me? Lend me your ears and I’ll sing you a song and I’ll try not to sing out of key. I’ll get by with a little help from my friends. B. Medved. D. Brown: District and Regional Chorus 79 ALTOS BASSES Altos: Row 1-L. Morra, V. Hallum, L. Listello, K. Thomas, L Kletzli, M. Kocuba, G. Niemeyer. C. Werner. I). Wieczo-rek, S. Andreini, N. Schnatterly, J. Vidmar. J. Cole. Row 2-D. Edowski, K. Lawrence, K. Frank, A. Usenick, C. Campbell, S. Palko, L. Perrard, K. Lafferty, J. Shields, M. Thomas, J. Chau vet, B. Chauvet, M. Mesch, P. Schepcoff. Basses: Row 1-D. Kachik, Row 2-D. Brown, R. Bruzdew-icz. Row 3-R. Palmer. T. Petricko, G. Ehle, K. Wilson. Row 4-P. Hartman, E. Neiser, E. And resky, R. Beaumont, M. McKenzie. Row 5-B. Schulze, D. Shiffler. L. Pugliese, C. Connor, B. Parfitt, B. Frank. Row 6-B. Petricko, D. Bates, D. Underwood, T. McMahon. R. Homol. Row 7-D. Hanczar, R. Hazel, G. Edgin, J. Davis. T. McKee, R. Brosi, W. Herrick. Tenors: Row 1-J. Kovacs, S. Trusnovic, S. Howell. S. Carter, B. Medved, B. And resky, D. Faux. Row 2-D. Moody, K. Price nl. Walker, J. Calvert, J. Conlon, C. Valent. Row 3—A. Parfitt, E. Dellapina, M. Stickley, B. Lewis, N. Lutz. Row 4-J. Morgan, B. Wilkinson, B. Quinn, D. Brazen. Row5-D. Carnahan. Sopranos: Row 1-P. Hughes, P. Chernik. F. McLaughlin, K. Kline. S. Schiff, R. Schnatterly, T. Pass, C. Marshall, S. Dalby, D. Glovier. L. Corbett, K. Hughes, L. Sinagoga. Row 2-S. Meredith. R. Powell, D. Kelso, A. Supinski, D. Pan-gersis, M. Lah, D. Supinski, R. Boocks, S. Wilson, R. Beal, B. Vezie, K. Kulak, R. Steele, M. Wojnarowski, L. Buck. SOPRANOS TENORS A Boy Is Born” and Colour My World set the themes for the 1973-74 choral concerts. In traditional sytle, the 300-voice strong choruses presented their Christmas and Spring concerts-huge successes-plus several assemblies during the year. Mr. Morgan acquiesced to | erforming many contemporary selections suggested by the chorus members; and. while still keeping the standards high, added these to the spring concert everyone seemed pleased. Another added feature of the concerts was the addition of soloists Darcy Bartins and Bill Medved. During 1974, West Allegheny was represented at both the District and Regional Choruses by Bill Motived and Doug Brown. K. Wagner-flute soloist in Colour My World.” Sophomore Chorus Row 1: B. Kennedy, I). Lewis, M. Hawkins, P Maloney, C. DeSantis, T. Connell. D. Walker, I) Ceney. B. Cavallo, B. Lindy. Row 2: B. Burgh. E. Boynes, C. Mihalics. J. Camp liell, S. Thomson. D. Oravetz, N. Dodd, S. Free B. Dodds, M. Zalnasky, J. Parker. Row 3: J. Mesch, D. Bart ins, M. Deaunovich, C Sitarik, D. Behnke, N. Davis, D. Lilly, S. I af forty, P. Progar, R. Gorski. Row I: D. Brazen, D. Distefano, E. Hart wig, C Henderson, B. Ewing, B. Minarcin. B McFarland, H. Haney, R. Holmes. Row 5: S. Morgan. D. Pregel. S. Listello, E. Her rick. B. Czambel. J. Long. K. Lutz, D. Lowry. Row 6: T. Link, H. Getty, B. Dolenc, T. Niemeyer R. Fittantc, J. Weatherby, H. Ergen, J. Skacan F. Steele. Row 1: L. McCoy, L. Slota, C. Gamble, S. Fodse, P. Darbous, V. Comfort, R. Buffington, K. Multunas, J. Weible, C. Hookey, R. DeCola, N. Hallas, B. Kline. Row 2: Mr. Morgan, T. Roedler, C. Stahl, C. Zimmerman, L. Metro, M. McNees, L. Pan-gersis, T. Wade, B. Ergen, M. Beardsley, A. Dzubinski, J. Dodds, D. Ergen, S. Andreini. Row 3: C. Staaf, D. Sullivan, R. Crivaro, K. Dellapina, M. Woelfel, C. Chernick, L. An-dresky, P. Zook, A. Davis, P. Ward, A. Orth, M. Wiechelt, P. Wilson, D. Giovengo, S. Chamberlain. Row 4: B. Skoff, D. Mink, V. Pregel, T. Solomon, K. Lewis, T. Petrick, B. Phillips, D. Sandman, B. Papke, M. Schneider, D. Grandstaff, T. Baker, B. Boling, S. Bistarkey, J. Kaulius. Row 5: E. Faux, J. Peroni, M. Stephens, G. Bickel, D. Schiff, M. Labans, R. Herrick, B. Cassasanta, J. Thomas, B. Pargeon, E. Nordmann, R. Minarcin, M. Trautman. CHESS Back row: B. Gray, P. Auman, J. Peroni, R. Debiasio, S. McGregor, B. McWreath, G. Welch, H. Haney, B. Ewing, R. Holmes, R. Killmeyer. D. Hen-nemuth, T. Harty, D. Stivason, P. Hennemuth. Inner row: V. Goedert, A. Oravata, K. Ireland, R. Kazier, R. Masquelier, R. Homol, B. Johnson. DEBATE Left to right: A. Dolak, B. Frank, E. Pyda. M. McKenzie, Mrs. Trautman (Advisor). J. East. A. Oravetz, K. Hassell. Absent: A. Prevade, F Steele. M. Anderson, C. Graham. ELECrRONICS Left to right: D. Ponticello, R. Diet-terich, J. Dee. G. Dillon, W. Lawrence. M. Casciola. B. Ceney. D. Pekarovich. Absent: B. Meyers. 83 DRAMA Scenes from SKIN OF OUR TEETH Back row: B. Hackett, S. Woolett, R. Steele, J. Longstreth, M. Lemashane, R. Dobrowsky, Mr. Sweitzer (advisor), L. Perko, A. Dolak. K. Hassell, K. Trautman, T. Wanner. Front row: T. Pass, K. Hughes, S. Locke, J. Parker, L. Willy, B. Roessler, E. Pyda, J. East, D. Kelso, C. Redick, M. Kocuba, A. Supinski, D. Supinski, G. Niemeyer, N. White. The thespians presented three plays this year. On Dec. 19, The Lost Christmas” was presented to a school assembly. On March 8 and 9, Skin of Our Teeth” was produced for the general public. On May 10, again as an assembly project, Cave Man, Brave Man” was produced. On May 1, 1974, the Annual Award Banquet was held at Fort Pitt Inn in connection with Troupe 1975’s tenth anniversary. FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA lA� ft to right: P. Maness, R. Cordell, D. Logan, M. Kocuba. S. Robinson. L. Weber. L. Kautzman, W. George, D. Phillips. D. King. Mr. Johnson. 84 ETHICS Pictured: C. Daniels, N. Deaunovich, N. Dodd. B. Hackett, D. Cavello, M. Deaunovich. K. Frank. A. Supinski. M. Mesch. D. Edmonds, J. Walker, M. Lipinski, D. Kelso, J. Parker. F.B.L.A. Convention Delegates The Future Business Leaders of America started the year with its annual initiation. Conducting this and all other activities were their sponsors. Mrs. Dunevich, Mrs. Nourigat, and Mrs. Brahm. During the year members sold stationery, candy apples, candy bars and M and M’s. But the main and most important event of the year was the state convention held in May. F. B.L.A. Row 1-F. Steele. V. George. S. Guyaux. D. Lewis. D. Lengvarsky, G. George, J. Staub. P. Hughes, K. Kull, C. Campbell, C. Werner, G. Edelman. K. Lawrence. Row 2-K. Sturgeon. P. Culley, D. Partin. T. Hall. B. Roessler. C. Nollen. M. Head. C. O’Hara, C. Guyaux. J. Brahm (advisor). M. Nourigat (advisor). Row 3—S. Locke. S. Freese, S. Burgoyne, V. Phillips. B. Burgh. R. Gorski. 85 Seated: Mr. Miller (Trade, Tech. Ind.l. Miss Kowalski (Math.), Mr. Roth (Music), Miss Suro-wiec, Mr. Becker (Chairman), Mr. Wolak (Assistant Charirman), Mr. Dayton (Ind. Arts), Mrs. Cambier (Home Econ.), Mr. Schulte (Soc. Stud.), Mr. Kettlcr (Art), Standing: Mr. Stoops (English Soc. Stud.), Mrs. Martini (English), Mr. Semple (Sience), Mrs. Stein (Bus. Educ.), Miss Nych (For. Lang.), Miss Wucik (Guidance). Mr. Clark (Phys. Educ.), Mrs. March (Educ. Media Services). A Tuesday evening dinner initiated West Allegheny's evaluation. Chairman Joe Klimchak of the School and Community committee and Chairlady Mary Conley of the Philosophy committee were two of the faculty leaders in the evaluation. The Principal Speaks Following months.of preparation, West Allegheny Senior High School has finally witnessed and experienced the 1973-1974 Middle States Evaluation. Our excellent staff, with the encouragement of School Board Members and Administrators, completed the necessary professional preparation. The Visiting Team reviewed and either agreed or disagreed on the many items to be checked throughout the numerous criteria forms. Committee Members also had numerous conversations with both students and faculty. Teachers were observed in regular classroom settings. Conferences with Administrators, Department Chairmen and Counselors were scheduled, thus providing some insight to our strengths as well as our needs. A Middle States Evaluation is required every 10 years, primarily to continue membership as an accredited high school. Accreditation follows a favorable report submitted by the Visiting Committee Chairman. The Chairman’s report is developed with numerous recommendations may entail an outlay of large sums of money, but yet a recommendation may simply involve a re-organization of a specific program. Several months following the evaluation, the Commission submits, in writing, the opinions and findings of the Visiting Committee. This printed document is sent to the Senior High School Principal. At this point, we begin to adjust or implement the changes and improvements recommended to improve our educational program. EVALUATION APRIL 1 Nil Jan Parker, contestant in MISS TEENAGE BLACK PITTSBURGH F.H.A L to R: Row 1-E. Legrande, S. Legrande, P. Thornhill, R. Thornhill Row 2-D. Ranee, M. Harbinson, N. White, K. Multunas Row 3-S. DuCarme, L. Beyerbach, K. Geisler, B. Swiridow, M. Pierce, R. Redmond, L Hines Row 4-J. Difour, B. Dufour, L. Mueller, Mrs. Flocco, P. Arch.C. Buck, N. Fischer, S. Hallan, T. Hall, B. Coombs, P. Bernard, A. Wischmann, P. Clark, C. Fischer, A. Jordan, L. Keith, R. Cumpston, P. Banghart, M. Perock, J. Gazda Lynne Donley-Betty Crocker homemaker” award winner STYLE SHOW a CORONATION F.H.A. Court: P. Thornhill, J. Dufour, J. Gazda, A. Thornhill. M. Harbison (Maid of Honor), B. Shimek (1973 QUEEN), R. Thornhill (1974 QUEEN), T. Kemp, N. White. M. Perock. T. Hall, P. Falconer. Sitting D. Gower. L. Fuhry, E. Kovach. J. Bee, E. Ackman, B. Quinn, B. Schulze, R. Bui, J. Hlavay, E. Faux, B. Rifendifer, J. Kisow. Row 1: R. Melnick, W. Shiffler, B. Palmer, M. Labans, K. Lewis, M. Schepcoff, J. Zupancic, C. Daniels, D. Faux, B. Horzempa, J. Strong. G. Renee, S. Ross, T. Miller, Row 2: M. Beyer, L. Corbett, L. Buck, M. Harris, S. Hartman, B. Dodds, J. Cole, J. Howard, K. Ritson, A. Schepcoff, M. Zalnasky, B. Johnson, T. Palmer, C. Potts, Row 3: G. Ehle, J. Dodds, M. McNees, C. Chernick, D. Hlavay, J. Bigler, T. Link, D. Lowry, C. Kersnick, C. Daniels, A. Dolak, P. Ergen, S. Anderson, D. Ceney, S. Sitarik, B. Lewis. Row 4: S. Dalby, G. Druga, T. Hopson, D. Troy, S. Wisniewski. M. Selinsky, D. Supinski, S. Carter, S. Thompson, B. Petricko, J. Campbell, T. Cornell, T. Niemeyer, R. Schnat-terly, P. Chernick, D. Underwood. Row 5: K. Kline, N. Davis, M. Snezak, L. Glovier, K. Hallum, S. Lafferty, G. Schulze, D. Werner, R. Rank, C. Sparber, D. Lilly, D. Behnke, B. McPherson, C. Lawrence, M. Rosenberger, M. Stickley. Row 6: K. Kulak, L. Boynes, C. Rupnik, S. Miller, J. Hueskin, L. Haunt, D. Lewis, C. Staff, J. Vidmar, S. Andreini, G. Niemeyer, D. Glovier, R. Boocks, N. Schnatterly, K. Lafferty, M. Thomas. Row 7: R. Powell, D. Hanczar, K. Frank, L. Kletzli, D. Kelso, A. Supinski, V. Hallum, S. Howell, A. Parfitt, S. Kovacs, B. Vezie. The 73-74 French club continued to be one of our most active clubs. The traditional spring and autumn picnics were held at Settlers Cabin Park. The members sold Rex and Bright of America products to raise funds for the clubs many activities, including the annual Mardi Gras lunch, the showing of the movie Clown” to the French club and French classes, and a singalong evening at Mad Anthony’s Restaurant. The club also saw the movies Papillon” and The Three Musketeers.” The latter was followed by a dinner at Weinstein’s in Squirrel Hill. The club donated approximately $100 wrorth of merchandise to West Allegheny in the form of library volumes and a cafe table for the language room. Throughout the year members received such favors as French candy and notepads and pens at various meetings. A raffle was also held in which a portable clock radio was given away. The gentleman behind the scene in all these functions has been the club advisor, Mr. Richard Melnick. MARDI GRAS LUNCH The second annual West Allegheny French Trip was an overwhelming success. This year 15 students and Mr Melnick departed from Greater Pittsburgh International Airport on Friday, April 5. The flight via New York, Geneva and Zurich, Switzerland, arrived in Paris the following day. A three-day stay in Paris included thorough tours of all Paris’ Monuments, a boat cruise on the Seine, an evening at a discotheque in the student quarter, and various independent activities. A two-day stay in Nimes, the French Rome,” brought tours of various ancient edifices, including a Roman aqueduct, a colli-seum, and a medieval winery that is still in operation today. The next link in the trip to France was a three-day visit to Nice on the Riveria. While staying in Nice, the group took motorcoach to Monaco, an independent principality and highlight of the coast. The final day of the tour brought an unexpected ride through the French Alps to Geneva. Switzerland. The bus tour, passing through the various villages in the Alps and the winter sports havens, including Grenoble, France, ended late in the afternoon at Geneva Airport in time for the flight to New York. The connecting flight to Pittsburgh arrived home at 11:30 P.M. on Saturday, April 13. For the travelers-Barb Cook, Jan Chauvet, Susy Dalby, Gail Niemeyer, Mary Margaret Thomas. Darrell Underwood, Frank Wade, Mark Stickley, Steve Ross, Diane Yecko, Bob Quinn, Tim Miller, Chuck Dempe, Glen Renee, and Melissa Swisher—the trip was a great experience. The nine and one-half days were successfully crammed with activity. This success must be substantially credited to the efforts of W.A.’s own tourguide of France, Monsieur Richard Melnick. Above: Moscow’s RED SQUARE Below': J. East, Tourist of U.S.S.R. AMERICA JORGE RODRIGUES Snow . . . ? BRAZIL My name is Renato Jorge Gondirn Rodrigues. I’m an exchange student from Brazil. I came to the U.S. on December 23, 1973. I’m nineteen years old. I was born in the city of Fortaleza. My birthdate is January 30, 1955. My parents are both school teachers. My father teaches high school history; my mother teaches handicapped children. I have three sisters and two brothers. My older brother was an exchange student last year in California. I enjoy living in the U.S. I have learned many things here. Before I came to the U.S. I had participated in many sports events in many cities throughout my country. I have made many friends from all walks of life. Because of my desire to enrich my life, I applied to become an exchange student In the U.S. I’ve engaged in many different activities, but my greatest experience is learning the English language. The sports program in my school has occupied much of my time. Traveling to Hawaii, California, Michigan and Delaware has helped me learn more about the U.S. I expect to be able to enter college in September to major in physical education. After graduation from college, I plan to pursue a career in the sports world. If I’m not able to stay in the U.S. to go to college. I’ll return to Brazil. But not to my home city. I really don’t know what the future holds for me. -Jorge Rodrigues- FUTURE NURSES of AMERICA Above: K. Thomas, Mrs. Yanfcel (advisor), S. Schiff, L. Perrard, R. Beal. Absent: B. Brazen. C. Hilker, E. Lemashane, I). Phillips. PHOTOGRAPHY Left to right: Mr. Gauscheman (advisor). L. Madaras, J. Treese. B. Sta-nislaw, M. McElhaney, J. Parkes, J. Dixon. HOOTENANNY CLUB G.A.A. M. Jenny (advisor), B. Ewing, K. Yenny, B. Lindy, D. Sachetti, R. Geisler, D. Beck, P. Clark, D. Callan, L. McCoy. A. Killmeyer, R Beyers, B. McKenzie (Row 1) B. Scott, C. Staub, M. Gorenc, J. Ehmer, S. Pfeiffer, J. Benard. H. Walls, G. Mack. (Row 2) J. Hartman. J. Helton, J. Skacan, H. Ergen, D. Bantikov, B. Bugay, C. McKnight, D. Pagliuca, M. Yecko. (Row 3) D. Falconer, M. Moore, D. Walker, V. Bres, K. Stewart, T. Chaney, M. Wojnarowski. L. Morra, J. Souffrant, L. Hrishenko. (Row 4) S. Hartman, L. Listello, P. Chemik, D. O’Hara, F. Healey, B. Hoberek, C. Reiser, S. Harbison, C. Persin, D. Pagliuca. (Row 5) S. Lah, J. Hertzer. 91 Cwmmm d Piagiant Theme: Responsibility to Ourselves ” PROCESSIONAL— Pomp and Circumstance ...................Elgar •NATIONAL ANTHEM......................................Assembly • PLEDGE TO THE FLAG..................Leader. Robert Schulze President. Class of 1974 •INVOCATION......................Reverend Harry H. Johns. Ill Valley Presbyterian Church Imperial. Pennsylvania SPEECH • Social Betterment ................Kathleen Hughes SPEECH - Political Honesty ..............Lee Ann Sinagoga SOLO - Where'er You Walk ......................Wimam Me(Jved G.F. Handel SPEECH - EducationalProgress ................Jeannine East SPEECH - Religious Unity ......................Ellen Pyda SENIOR COMMENCEMENT CHOIR- The Impossible Dream .....Arranged by Roy Ringwald SPEECH - Peaceful Co-Existence ................Brad Parfitt PRESENTATION OF CLASS......................Mr. Joel D. Carr Superintendent CALLING OF SENIOR CLASS ROLL..............Mr. John T. Ferber Senior High School Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS............................Mr. Desire Guyaux President, Board of School Directors •BENEDICTION..........................Reverend John J. Koehler Good Shepard United Presbyterian Church. Oakdale, Pennsylvania RECESSIONAL- Pomp and Circumstance ......................Elgar Choral Director. Mr. Stewart Morgan Pianist. Karen Trautman Organist. Mrs. Karl Knobloch COMMENCEMENT MA Y 29 SEATED; C. Redick, M. Kocuba, G. Niemeyer, M. Anderson, L. Sinagoga. M. Lah, C. Boling. STANDING: D. Brazen, C. Dempe, J. Maslanik, E. Pyda, J. East, K. Hughes, B. Parfitt, B. Frank, M. McKenzie. HONOR GRADUATES 3.0 LOWER ROW: H. Kachik, R. Ward, C. Marshall. R. Schnatterly, S. Hartman. R. Beal, M Baun. MIDDLE ROW: D. Jordan, S. Wilson, G. George. C. Werner, D. Wieczorek, D. Su-pinski, P. Schepcoff, D. Swoager, K. Thomas. UPPER ROW’: J. Htavay, J. Strong. R. Brosi, R. Quinn, R. Schulze, W Medved, N. Anderson, A. OraveU, A. Parfitt, F. W’ade. 1 R vii j. 4l x Above: Row 1—S. Andreini, D. Ferenacz, D. Hart, Row 2-R. Locke, R. Ward, L. Sinagoga, M. Snezak, S. Palko, B. Chau vet, B. Vezie, Standing-S. Hartman, M. Lipinski, E. Pyda, G. Niemeyer, R. Scott, J. Strong Below: Row 1-A. Usenick, D. Gower, L. Corbett, J. Cole, M. Thomas, J. Chauvet, J. Rodrigues, Row 2-R. Schnatterly, P. Chernik, L. Kletzli, T. McMahon, D. Wieczorek, P. Darabant, R. Beal, D. Edowski, C. Bell, C. Graham, Row 3-A. Parfitt, B. Frank, M. McKenzie WEST AL-LITES ALLEGHENIAN JOURNALISM 96 EDITOR Frank Wade As I review my first endeavor as ALLEGHENIAN advisor; I am almost overwhelmed by the diligent w'ork efforts and relentless cooperation of those students who produced this literary work. While all contributed, a few individuals excelled-namely, Frank Wade with his technical skills; Bob Frank and Darlene Wieczorek with their superb advertising campaign; and Art Par-fitt with his never-ending wit. As in all projects, the concluding efforts are sometimes the most challenging The 1974 ALLEGHENIAN was no different. To those super souls who labored well beyond the official close of school to complete this volume, I place you on an honor roll of extreme devotion and loyalty-Sandy Andreini, Lisa Buck, Jeanne Cole, Bob Frank, Linda Kletzli, Art Par-fitt, Patty Pekarovich, Mary Margaret Thomas and Frank Wade. Thanks to all, and may you close the 1974 school year with pleasant recollections of our work association -Mr. Beighey- 97 ALLEGHENIAN WEST AL LELES ALLEGHENIAN The 1974 Journalism staff was a staff of change for the newspaper ami yearbook productions this year. We started with a new sponsor and many new ideas. Our first changes were to return the name of our newspaper to West Al-Lites and to alter the jmper’s page dimensions. We also endorsed a different name for our yearbook ALLEGHENIAN instead of the former title ALLEGHANIAN. Several innovations in the 1974 yearbook are highlighted by forty-eight color-stock pages, four pages containing color photographs and special-effect photography. Among our most notable achievements were a fantastic $2,000 Advertising campaign and a total sales figure surpassing 700 volumes. Wc the 1974 Journalism staff thank the Student Body for supporting your yearbook. We hope you have 184 pages of enjoyable viewing and reminiscing. ROBERT SCOTT COVER CREA TOR WEST AL-LITES 98 ALLEGHENIAN WEST AL-LITES LITERARY I eft to right S. Miller (Advisor). P. Maloney, M. Hawkins, K. Mehal-ics, R. Boone, M. McElhaney. Absent: P. Wilson. S. La Barr. J. Morris, D. Wilson. This year the Literary Club worked hard preparing and publishing its largcst-cver annual magazine of effective and entertaining writing. Wishes. Lies and Dreams represents a tribute to the creative talents of West Allegheny’s students. SELEC riON$ f rom vmsxxs £72 $and A PRIL by Beth Gray Each crackling of a leaf and snapping of a twig was magnified in the otherwise complete silence. The air was heavy and its fragrance smelled of rotted wood. I stopped a moment, but the wheezing of my pursuer’s breathing could still be heard. The soft, cold grass under my feet soon turned to mush of the old dirt road. The tenseness was building inside of me My breath was short. I felt I could not go any further My whole body acned as 1 gasped for breath. He grabbed me by the arm and I knew I hadn’t made it. His voice echoed in my ears as he puffed, Your’re It.” SILENT RHYTHM FLOWS” by Linda McCoy Hauntingly beautiful and mysterious, the glittering white plain is stretched endlessly out beyond me. It is night, and the only light comes from the glittering Aurora Boreali . fingering down from the zenith to the horizon like a shimmering curtain, and throwing rainbow shadows on the crystal snow. Walking is such slow tedious work. I seem to be encased in layers of frozen fur and leather. It seems as though tiredness had hardened my muscles and bones into heavy, stiff load. Sleep. I have to sleep..... When I wake, dawn is tingling the horizon with tiny licks of red flame. I feel warm, really warmer than I should in this bitter cold. My limbs are stiff, I have to stretch. My right hand touches something solid. There was nothing here when 1 lay down. A new strange fear leaps up in me. and I have to yank myself around. Before me is a mammoth igloo, a huge palaeed dome cut out of ice. There is something compelling about this place. I feel I have The door is a round crawl hole, hanging curtained with icicles which crack and tinkle to the ground as I crawl through. The light is dim inside, like a purplish water color glaze. Huge, bright dusters of rainbow sparks dazzle out at me. I approach with widened eyes. Trees . . . trees . . with silver l� ark and gilted leaves. Trees whose blossoms are molded gems. Emeralds, rubies, sapphires. All crackling with radiant light. I can feel electricity in the air run through me. Another door. The second door. Electric sensations increase. The light is brighter here; the change is blinding at first. As I adjust, I see that I am encircled by a ring of strangely silent animals. Unicorns . . unicorns with brilliant white hides like the outside snows, horns and hooves of polished jade. Their black eyes glitter with strange intensity. They part and form a path for me to the door. I am inside the innermost circle. My body is tense, almost snapping with yet increased electricity. The light is blinding and intense, concentrated white yet brilliance. My oj-es. It takes so long to adjust. When I can look around again I see a huge diamond hanging by a thin gold thread from the ceiling. It spins slowly around, its thousand facets smashing colored bits of light against the white walls. Spinning, spinning. I cannot tear my eyes away. Spinning. Can not move. Dizzy. Spinning . . . 1,1 am hypnotized. 99 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIET CHARACTER but it's. not often talked about . . Character is not found wily in certain special people. It may just be facing up to the responsibility we have to ourselves-to strive to be the best we can or to try to improve what we are. It takes a person who possesses character to bear responsibility. And it is the responsible person who becomes a leader. That is why wc must be sure to preserve character. LEADERSHIP Leadership b one of the most valuable traits any one human being can possess. To l e a leader, one must, above all. I honest. A leader must also be able to make decisions promptly but still be able to accept suggestions from others A leader must display enthusiasm and sincerity about what he is doing. A leader msut also possess sound judgment and a sense of justice to insure the impartiality of his decisions. One must be ready to sacrifice himself for his followers. Leadership is not inborn; it must be. cultivated. Everyone has the potential of being a leader. SCHOLARSHIP How often do you hear about an all-star Scholar or when was the last time you read in finals? But. even though it b under-rated, Scholarship is the main purpose of our schools. Its not just the grade, for grades are just an incentive. What we need to do is to open our minds to the various fields that are around us. SERVICE There are many kinds of sendee. Service to country, service to God or sendee to community arc just a few But perhaps the most important kind of service there is is self-service. It means literally to serve yourself, not expecting others to do things for you or work out your problems. (1) Be self-sufficient and not always leeching. (2) Learn everything possible. Knowledge can never be taken away from you. (3) Have self-con-fidcnce and the problem is half licked. (4) Use self-discipline to keep your emotions under control and take things one at a INDUCTION SPEAKERS 100 OLD GUARD (Seating L-K): Mrs. D. Kelly. G. Niemeyer, K. Hughes, M. Lah. E. Pyda. L. Singagoga, C. Redick. (standing) M. Anderson, J. Maslanik, .J. East, 0. Dempe. M. McKenzie, B. Frank. I). Brazen, B. Parfitt National Merit Scholars: E. Pyda-Semi-finalist; K. Hughes-Finalist. The president speaks. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization to which those who exhibit high standards of character. leadership, scholarship and service are elected. The society presented a Veteran’s Day assembly and on March 14. 1 74, inducted its new members. Four of the society’s members received special academic honors; Kathy Hughes as a finalist. Ellen Pyda as a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship program; and Bob Frank, Ellen Pyda and LeeAnn Sinagoga as contestants on Battle of Wits,” a television quiz show. Row 1: h. Ketzli. M Campbell. A. Dolak. K. Wagner, B. Dodds, M. Kocuba, C. Daniels. S. Meredith. Row 2: M. Mesch, N. Schnatterly. K l,af- INITIA I ES ferty. P. Kuzio, K Fodse. M. Partin K. Bryan. Patriotism lives in Veteran s Day assembly. Row 3: D. Pangersis, A Prevade, R. Bruzdewicz. S. Ross. A. Supinski. Battle of Wits” contestants involved in cram” sessions. I Here Lies 5cC rlyntoh Cocoes , wt C orroMCoyG jw?: - T ,h fewO-iG M DteGwitOnbrlN tmhlmmh YOUR POOR OLD COUGARS UicT PM Oirtf 5TEAIf J ALMA MATER Alma Mater. WEST ALLEGHENY Scarlet and gray are true. To thee, we raise our loyal voices, To echo a lifetime through. Thy guiding hand and spirit KM I eft to right: .T. Dorn, D. Hamel, N. Lutz. D. Hachik. JL Kletzli. B. Madden. P. Kuzio. L. Manes . K. Voile, G. Edgin. H. Sherhondv (Advisor). FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Membership: B. Davis. B. Franchek. P. Kubutka. R. Lauderbaugh.J. Hachik. B. Mrftuberts. E. Campbell. D. King. R. Bugay. T Bugay. J. Petak. R. Fittante, J Weatherby. D. Boling. D. Elliot, M. Beauregard, T. A Whom. T McCullough. C. Krusco. J. PetenoB. M Thnrtwon. E. Gumbert, C. Falconer. R. Federoueh. T. Ayers. B Dolenc. D. Paguuea. P. Valenti. J. Swoager, E. Bartos. B. Cook. R. McLean. B. Ponticello. B. Skoff, G. Partin. R. Williams, D. Howell . D. Shrum, T. Powell, J. Weber, J. Fisc us, B. Logut, J. Amok), J. Weber, J. Hartman. T. Bruce. J. Kletzli. L. Mezynski. SCIENCE Left to right: J. Thomas, S. Bistarkev. B. Trusnovie. [). Sandman, .1. Tully. K. McPherson, S. Morton, M. Nolte, D. Schiff, M. Yccko. STAGE CREW Left to right: J. Beyorbaoh, B. Cain. T. Moore, L. Geisler. B. Melvin, B. Buffington. K. Multanas. T. McRoherts, P. Darbous, J. Rudy, J. Waus. S. Ducarme, R. Carnaham, R. Flinner, J McConnell, M. To-karski. S. Rcdick. I). Shaffer. R. Meaner, R. Mickles, E. Beyerhach, H. Ducarme. C. Valent. M. Leonard, R. Weltner. B. Toward. Our student government provided buses to away football games and sponsored Senior weekend, which included a Bonfire and a dance featuring the Bobby Harper Situation. At Christmas time the Student Council embellished our cafeteria and lobby with Christmas • Five members of this group went to a seminar at Highlands School where they participated in u workshop whose focal point was student rights and responsibilities. Hope Kachik and Gary Daughenbaugh traveled once a month to Pittsburgh as participants in the student forum. Left to right: P. Da r boils, R. Mina rein, S. Schofield. S. LaBarr, C. Garrett. M. Woelfvl, N. Hallas. D. Bruggeman, S. Yoho. R. Rank, C. Bui, 4. Parker, t). Pangcrsis. K. Yenny. C. Bcnurd. B. Yezie. S. Andrvini, T. Soss, I). Wieezorek. J. Stefanski, H. Ergen, J. Koehler. D Pekarovich, D. Faux. 106 Senior K. Beal, R. Brosi, C. Campbell, M. Lab, M. McKenzie, A. Parfitt, B. Parfitt, P. Schepcoff, L. Sinagoga, R. Ward, C. Werner, D. Wieczorek. Juniors K. Bryan, C. Davis, T. McCrory, S. Meredith, M. Partin. S. Patton, K. Price, D. Trautman, K. Trautman, A. Useniek. Sophomores-J. Abernathy, C. Augustin, A. Benson, G. Cohen, B. Bruggeman, B. Czambel, N. Dodds, D. Edmonds, S. Gamble, S. Glas, P. Hopkins, T. Homol, G. Horvath, B. Kennedy, C. Kilian, L Killmeyer, J. Mesch, S. Metzler, L. Mezynski, B. Minarcin, D. Pregel, R Price, M. Pyda, D. Scaff, D. Skinger, D. Snatchko, M. Tomasko, J. Weatherby, L. Wiechelt, S. Yoho. Freshmen K. Alimena, S. Alimena, S. Andreini, L. Andresky, S. Bantikov, G. Bickel, D. Bruggeman. D. Burgoyne, B. Cassasanta, S. Chamberlain, R. Crivaro, C. Cumpston. J. Darabant, A. Davis, K. Deilapina, R. DeCola, T. Derosky, K. DiFonzo, A. Dzubinski, D. Ergen, M. Formoso, C. Gamble, D. Giovengo, B. Glas, S. Grub. N. Hallas. N. Kelly, S. Kerin, B. Kline, Randy McKnight, H. Mesch. L Metro, A. Orth, L. Pangersis, T. Petrick, V. Pregel, S. Radovic, M. Schneider, C. Schnelbach, S. Schofield, S. Seigler, C. Singiser, D. Smith, J. Thomas, D. Tomasko, T. Treese, T. Wade, P. Ward, K. Werkmeister, J. Weible, M. Wiechclt, R. Williams, P. Wilson, C. Zimmerman. P. Zook. Left: D. Wieczorek and C. Werner handle some of the multitude of paper work associated with the Spanish Club’s Easter candy sale. The West Allegheny Spanish Club, one of the largest and mast active clubs in the high school, provided approximately 190 students who had taken at least 1 year of Spanish with many varied activities. Among these events were excursions to view Paper Moon and America ii Grv-J'itti, two parties, one for initiation rites and one before Christmas vacation; trips to watch the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Ice Follies; the annual Easter candy sale; sponsorship of two high school asst mblies-Oilie Davidson's presentation on South America and a movie entitled Fools Parade; amt the luxury' of a sumptuous banquet in May. An additional activity deserving commendation was the sponsoring of an underprivileged child from Mexico. Contributing immensely to the Spanish Club successes w'as Mrs. Dalmolin, the vivacious club sponsor. In a couple of minutes we would be going out for the game. These last few minutes were the worst All the years of my high school life I had wanted to be a Senior honored on this moat memorable of nights. Here it was. Senior night had come at last. I knew that almost all the Seniors on the team felt as I did. Happy because it was Senior night, but sad because it was a mark on the way to ending our high school days. The excitement grew and grew until it was TIME. Just as I had thought it was like something out of a dream. The dream, now reality, was soon over. But I feel the long wait had l ecn worth while. I shall always cherish that NIGHT in my memory. -Tim McMahon- NIGHT SALT FORK Fifty-Pour seniors and 7 sponsors journeyed to Salt Fork Lake. For enjoyment the trip rated 13 on a scale of 1 to 10. The food, drink, and company of our friends made the trip the success it was The group enjoyed swimming, pinball, bicycling, and a host of other unorganized or ???77 activities. Many seniors rate the trip the best event of the senior year. MA Y 3-4-5 SENIOR TRIP 109 Ill ( MARCH OF DIMES WALKA THON Above- Row 1-T Derosky, B. Dodds. J. Zilko. L. Fuhrv. L. Donley. M. Yecko, B. Cain, L. Glovier. K. Lemon, Yoho, R. Rank, ■. Schulze, D. Werner. Row 2-K. Hallum, D. Yecko. V. Hallum. K. Ufferty, D. Clovier, N. Schnatlerly. B. Kennedy. B. BruKKeman. 0. Zimmerman. D Cain P Zook, D. Giovengo. R. Crivaro, J. Vidmar, R Powell, C. Mihalics, N. Dodd Row 3-R. Locke. C. Kline. H. alls D. Mink. K Hughes. R. Schnatlerlv, K. Trautman, L. KleUli. K. Frank, C. Daniels. C. Potts. C. Donahue. B Bugay, P. Maloney, K. Pekarovtch, K. (ir iham K Alimena Row 4-L Andreskv, L. Stype, D. Bell, A. Orth, A. Prevade, J. Hartman, O. Ehle, B. Linn, C. Bui. B. Parfitt. A. ParfitL B. Prank. C. Garret. A Ozuhinski. J. Dodd. L. Willy. S. Andrcini. D. Ergen, K. Bui. M. Woelfel. C. Chernik, W. Herrick, V. Comfort. R. Quinn. C. Gamble. D. O’Hara, L. Killmeycr, L. Weber, D. Distcfano, D. King. T. Bruce. Below: Row 1- M Kocuba, V. Phillips, P. Schepcoff. M. Uh. C. Campbell. D. Swaoger. N. White. F. McLaughlin. M. Kocuba. B. Coomta. Row 2-D. Kerin, R. Nunn. E. Nordman, K. Lewis. R. Mina rein. S. Bistarkev. T. Niemever. M. Schepcoff. R. Killmever. Row .1 M Yecko. L. Staff. S. Kerin, P. Arch. N. Deaunovich, D Sachetti. D. Phillips. D. Sachelti, B. Kline. T. Wade. WALKERS RAISE OVER $2000 On March 31, 1974, thousands of walkers young and old from all over the Pittsburgh area met at Three Rivers Stadium for the annual March of Dimes Walkathon. This twenty-mile walk provided funds needed in the fight to prevent birth defects. Each walker received a sponsor sheet on which he wrote down the names of sponsors who pledged a per mile contribution for each of those long 20 miles. The walk began at Three Rivers Stadium at 8:00 in the morning on a rainy, cold Sunday. There were eight check points on the walk route where the sponsor sheet was stamped to verify the distance traveled. At some of the check points refreshments were supplied for the walkers, and always army first aid trucks were available for those who needed them. Poop-out wagons traveled along the walk route to pick up those who faltered. The walk terminated at Three Rivers Stadium where hot dogs and soft drinks were supplied for the tired, but gratified walkers. West Allegheny had a number of students who walked the entire 20 mile course. Fastest times were recorded by Rich Bui, Wally Herrick, and Robert Quinn, who completed their WALK (run) in a little more than Vh hours. 112 That’s why I want it with you, cause you make me feel like I’m 113 Lunch break -Center of W.A. socializing: BEFORE DURING: going, going, . gone! AFTER: Splish, splash . . And there were calorie counters (sorry. Mike) perferring books to plump figures Yeh. I’ll drink to that . ... 115 CAUGHT IN THE ACT' and that and that . . Well get by with a little help from our friends. Well, here goes another day. Gomrouing 118 119 PROM COURT: Steve Rosso, Cindy Kline, Wally Herrick, Toni Pass, Tern Cox North (QUEEN), Pat Hartman (KING), Linda Kletzli, Rich Bui, Gail Niemeyer, Bob Quinn. Wine 121 FOOTBALL JR. VARSITY W A E L S L T E G H E N Y VARSITY JUNIOR HIGH 0 Quaker Valley 8 J 0 Bellevue 10 w A 8 Carlynton 0 Peters Twp 26 1 0 Quaker Valley 0 1 18 Bellevue 14 B t'arlyntoi. 6 Peters Twp 41 E L 20 Fort Cherry 32 12 Avon worth 8 N 6 Curly n ton 6 12 Burgetlstown IB 32 14 20 Avonwnrth n L 6 Quaker Valley 14 McGuffey South Park 8 $ 28 McGuffey 28 T D 27 0 PoKX’herry Burgetlstown B 7 E I A N S TRACK E S T L L E G H E Y 36 108 26 Cbartiers Houston 118 SO Keystone Oaks 63 Montour 98 BS 14 48 Trinity 97 54 Burgettstown 91 32 84 28 Quaker Valley 117 67 Freedom 89 67 Cornell 25 38 Burgettstown 112 38 Bentworth 32 II N Y BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH I 28 South Side Braver I Burgettstown 30 48 Fort C hurry 16 N 40 South Fayette 18 Avalon Chartiers Valley 37 'to Quaker Valley 'A D 49 Moon Cornell 54 56 A von worth 51 29 Bellevue 37 I Avalon Chartiers Valley 48 54 Quaker Valley- 64 A Moon Cornell 65 50 A von worth 47 38 39 N GOLF I N D I A N S VARSITY JR. VARSITY 80 S Hith Fayette 45 I 34 S � uth Favette 31 72 McGuffey 39 1 47 McGuffey IS 71 Center 64 52 62 Carlvnton 51 45 40 65 Avella 51 AT 48 26 53 Peter? Twp. 48 l 40 Peters Twp. 45 62 Fort Cherry 50 Fort Cherry 35 68 Chartiers-Houalon D a L' ha rt -e rrs- Houston 56 79 Sewickley Academy 58 Sewickley Academy •14 50 Cornell 65 Cornell 31 62 68 40 47 56 Avon worth •19 1 33 Avon worth 60 Avalon 62 I 31 Avalon 53 42 54 37 Quaker Valley 67 85 South Side Beaver 56 A 37 South Side Beaver 54 61 Bdievue 52 51 68 50 Cornell 65 30 Cornell S3 61 Quigley 55 to 19 42 A von worth 65 AT 35 Avon worth 45 59 Avalon 58 IN 59 Avalon 48 56 Quaker Valley 74 36 58 South Side Beaver 55 South Side Beaver 30 W E S T A L L G H E N Y 34 Burgcttsiown 124 i 4 12 15 2 3 Trinity 4 12 124 34 6 10 6 10 4 2 1114 BASEBALL W A E S L L WRESTLING T E G H E N 6 South Fayette 0 Sto-Rox 3 1 Mars 0 7 Quaker Valley 1 Avonworth 2 2 1 7 2 Quigley 1 11 Mars 3 6 Quaker Valley 1 Avonworth 3 Bellevue 8 4 Cornell 7 1 Quigley 0 D I A N S HIGH VARSITY y JR. VARSITY Freedom 20 T 31 Richland 24 J 20 Richland Moon 63 1 South Fayette 1 24 South Fayette 9 62 17 Peters Twp. 21 24 Valiev N 27 Avonworth 30 N 16 Avonworth 12 18 MeKees| ort60 21 Keystone Oaks 36 9 Keystone Oaks 28 Shaier 66 11 Burgettstown 6 Burgettstown 16 6 Carlynton 79 Shadyside 18 11 Shadyside 8 D Avella Carlynton 28 D 20 Avella Carlynton 28 24 9 Fort Cherry 27 61 South Park 6 9 J 38 J Hopewell 26 1 C-hartiers- 1 3 Chart iers- 28 H oust on Houston A North Hills 25 A Horth HDls 33 N S N S WRESTLING LEFT: Our appreciation to Mr. Emswiller, student teacher from Edinboro, who unselfishly gave of his time to aid our wrestling program. SECTION IO-B 95 LB. CHAMPION WAYNE LAWRENCE Row 1: Left to right- W. Lawrence, H. Ergen, D. Meyers. H. Petock, N. Staub. C. Kersniek. S. Redick, M. Slick ley. Row 2: A. Delaney. W. Medved, E. Dellapina. E. Neiser. M. Gore no, S. Trusnovic, M. Jochmann. T. Valenti, M. Stiffler. Row A Coach H. Sherhondy. S McGregor, K. Berwick. G. Edgin, M. Setinsky. J. Sciinsky. M. Deaunovich (Mgr.), D. Trautman, J. Miller (Mgr.), J. McNair, D. Brazen. J. Richey. 124 SENIORS SENIORS Harry Petook 112 lbs. PINS TAKEDOWNS Jim Miller. Mark De unovich Mgrs. SENIORS Marty Gorenc 167 lbs. Art Delaney 132 lbs. Steve Trusnovie 185 lbs. William Medved 185 lbs. ESCAPES REVERSALS Mike Jochmann Unlimited SENIORS 123 GOLF GOLF GOLF fc -TK rVi -. . -v■ •■• .. Sr's1 'r • . -- « • w ■ — r -. • i.. - • •-■ .r- Ay iA4nfc - w;. -.. v • . — w- D. Lang, COACH; K. Price; C. Daniels; H. Haney; D. Bates; H. Engen; J. Koehler; J. Swoager; D. Hanczar; D. Distefano; B. Madden; J. Calvert; M. Trautman; R. Schultz; W. Brannan; T. Niemeyer; S. Listello. 127 TRACK Row 1: B. Palko, Mgr., K. Wilson. R. Killmeyer S. Carter, M. Gorenc, J. Rodrigues. T. McMahon, K Wilson, M. Jochmann. C. Daniels; Row 2: l . Singiser. R. Franchck. B. Heidler, B. Madden. J Bigler. G Bar-tus. T. Niemeyer. K. Sarver, R. Minarcin. D. Hanczar. Mr. Reddingor; Row 3 Mr. Nadeja. D Grandstaff, J. Treese. R. Palmer. B. McPherson. K. San er, L. 01shinsk . J. Koehler. R. l obrmvsky, G. W l h. B. Minarcin, B. McWreath, J. Hartman, C. Davis, H. Getty. 128 f ncc ?'� I v l� wer R. McFarland (Head Coach), A. Zalnasky (Interior Line). S. Hamm (Ends). Upper Herb Gctty-longest run (55 yards) with inter-J. Franjione (Jr. High). R. Jericho (hacks). ccption for touchdown (against Avonworth). 130 RAY SILAK SETS RECORDS Ray’s record-setting efforts: Most point in one career (128) Most touchdowns in one career (19) Most point-after-touchdowna in one game (4) (tied with Gary Hager) Total offense in one career (2906 yards) Yards rushing in one game (205) Yards rushing in one season (968) Yards rushing in one career (2317) Touchdown receptions in one season (4) (tied with Dave Chappell) Tackles lit one career (176) Tackles and assists in one game (22) Tackles and assists in oik career (279) Longest punt return for touchdown (45 yards) I3t Andy Oravetz SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Dave Carnahan 133 Ron Beaumont Ken Wilson Mark Lawrence 137 Best vARsrn BASKETBALL Em' Won 15 Lost 7 Above: Clockwise: D. Pekarovich, W Herrick. H. Silak, R. Quinn, K. Thomas. M. Diskin. G. Ehk . J. Koehler, J. Rodrigues, R. McFarland. D. Underwood Center R. Beighe Below: Row 1; P. Hennemuth. S. Ross. D. Henncmuth. D. Hanczar. D. Ponttoetlo. R. Kill-ineyer Row 2 Coach D. Lang, J. Hartman. R. McFarland, E. Thomas. R. Holmes, R. Dawson. K. Price, R. Price, T. Miller. 138 Ron Beaumont Dave Pekarovich H 0 0 P S T E R R 0 u N D B A L L E R S Robert Quinn Jorge Rodrigues SENIORS Ray Silak 139 140 BOOSTERS CLUB FRIENDS OF WEST ALLEGHENY ATHLETICS BASEBALL Row 1: R Beaumont, R Silak. P. Hartman. L. PugKese, R. Schulze. Row 2: Darrell Underwood, K Neiser, T lVtricko. Connor. K Bruzdewics, D Bates. G Ehle. Coach Alex Kramer. Row 3: K Fiscus, R. Quinn. S. Rosso. R. Welch. D. Brazen, D. Sauers. M. McKinney. D. Hamel. Row 1: J. Walker. I). Palmer, J. Hassett, M. Work, R. Carr, J. Swoager. .1. Palmer, Row 2: D. Shiff. M. Labans, R. Hart, J. Carson, T. Solomon. E. Torrance, C. Hiedler, J. Tully, Row 3: Coach Kelly. A. Swoager, E. Staub, M Burns. J. Khmer, R. Tomazich, D. Kerin, Coach Henkel. BASKETBALL FOOTBALL WRESTLING Row 1: B. LaGanl. I). Quinn. R. Herrick. I). Howells. D. Middlemiss. R. Mina rein. J. Thomas. J. Fiscus. E. Grant. Row 2: Coach Muir. R. Kay-ser. P. Garbin. .1. Wolbert. M Sc he|K offt R. Trusnovic. T. Pet rick. Coach Rod dinger. JUNIOR HIGH A THLETICS Row 1: J. Kletzli, D. Palmer, M. Bums, D. Anderson, M. Hartman, B. LaGard, B. Palko. M. Stefanski, B. Ponticello, T. La Valle, Row 2: M. Tomazich, J. Kayser, T. Solomon. P. Ponticel, B. Franchek, S. McFarland. K. Lewis. R. Pass, D. Kerin, C. Ponticello, B. Behnke, M. Jones, Row 3: E. Grant, T. Ayers. M. Richardson. D. Boling, E. Buck, E. Torrance, T. Baker. R. Bugay, A. Miller, S. Bistarkey. D. Grandstaff. A. Gorenc. M Sche| coff, M. Schneider. L. Maness, J. Kletzli, G. Yordy. SCHOOL BOARD Personnel Committee: Harry McCullough and Lloyd Faux Finance Committee: Henry Kelly and James Garrett Property and Supplies Committee: Edward Matters and William McElhaney 144 Above: Rosalie Armour, Secretary to the BOARD Below: Anthony Saveikis and Warren Scott ADMINISTRATION Left: Joel I). Carr, our administrative general in his second year, has implemented plans for a new middle school. W.A. SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL JOHN T. FERBIiR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Below: Assistant hi h school principal, Richard L. Wellendorf. working on implementation of minicourse curriculum. Below: Elementary principal. Charles Fazekas and elementary supervisor Craijt Rohm conduct VV.A.’s open-space educational venture. J J 0 R. E II D I E G M H I P C R H I E N L C A I P A L F A C U L T Y Edward P. Beighey Journalism, English 11, Business English i W' 4 1m leanne Brahm Business Math, Bookkeeping, Typing Frank Cole General Math 1, Geometry, Math Analysis JoAnn DalMolin Spanish 1, 11, and 111 John W. Doloughty English 9 and 10 Thomas A. Donnelly. Jr. General Math 1 and 11 WHO SAID IT? Mr. Beighey Alright people, you can either work or talk quietly.” Mrs. Brahm Pssst-ven aca!” Mr. Cole Get your math books out.’ Mrs. Dalmolin Did you hear the joke about. . .” Mr. Doloughty I’m leaving the room now so you can cheat.” Mr. Donnelly Sit down in your seat and Ik? quiet!” Mrs. Dunevich If you girls don’t learn to keep your hands off the machines while I’m talking-there’s going to be trouble. Mr Duzicky Abate with an a, an e, an m, an a . . .! Dorothy Dunevich Shorthand 11, Typing 11-111, Sec. Practice Frank Duzicky Algebra 11 and 111, Trig., Modern Geometry 148 Albert Flocco Guidance Counselor-11 and 12 Betty Jean Flocco Home Economics I, II, III, and IV Joseph Franjione Boy’s Physical Education, Health F A C U L T Y Frank L. Gauscheman Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop, Wood Shop Stephen Hamm Civics Robert Henkel Electronics, General Shop, Arts and Crafts THESE WORDS BELONG TO? Mr. Flocco Come on. People. Mrs. Flocco Keep your left arm straight, watch the ball, don 7 hit the turf, don 7 unbend your knees, don't Mr. Franjione Mr. Gauschman Mr. Hamm Mr. Henkel Miss Jenny Mr. Johnson Tomorrow wTe11 have a QUIDGZ” Hey, Ace Step outside.” You’re late, go get a pass. Girls! Girls! Get out!” Peggy Jenny Curtis W. Johnson Girl’s Physical Education Physics, General Science, Physical Science U9 WHO MADE THE STATEMENT? Mrs. Kelly Mr. Kelly Mr. Klimchak Things are gettin’ a little shakey. My Heart bleeds for you. Anyone who says a word-down to the office.” Mrs. Knoblock Extrapolating and interpolating.” Mr. Kramer Do you boys want a one way ticket to Hades?” Mr. Lang Take a break-sounds good. Mr. Marriott People, shut your mouths.” Mr. Marshall Oh, grow up!” Dorothy KeDy Chemistry I, II and Honors, Biology Theodore Kelly Algebra I Joseph J. Klimchak Margaret S. Knobloch English II, Latin I and II, Russian II Reading, English 10 Alex Kramer Drivers Education, Drivers Training F A C U L T Y Donald J. Lang English 10 Thomas R. Marriott W'ood Shop I, II, and III, General Shop Jeffrey W. Marshall Biology, Honors Biology 150 IDENTIFY THESE WORDS OF WISDOM: Mr. McFarland Just to put the icing on the cake . . Miss McKissick KISS (keep it simple, stupid). Mr. Melnick All right, who wants to be Portia? Mrs. Miller Get in your own seats and shut up.” Mr. Morgan Jumpin’ Judas Pa-riestV’ Stupide! Mr. Muir Mrs. Nourigat I thought that one was cute. Mr. Raab All right, to the office! Robert W. McFarland World Cultures Marsha L. McKissick General Science Richard A. Melnick French I, II, and III Stewart Morgan Chorus I and II, Senior Chorus Suzanne Miller English 9 William D. Muir Civics Martha Nourigat Shorthand I, Typing I, Personal Typing 151 F A C u L T Y Linda Reamer Arts and Crafts I, II, III and IV Alfred Rosen Band Harry Sherbondy Economics and Sociology, American History WORDS TO THE WISE BY: Miss Reamer Mr. Rosen Mr. Sherbondy Mr. Sweitzer Mrs. Trautman Mr. Vignale Miss Walkaskaus Mrs. Williams Mr. Wherry Mrs. Yankel Mr. Zalnasky Miss Conley I’m so embarrassed. DearAbby. . .” Don’t forget your sketch books are due this week. I don’t like you today. You’ll live. This is supposed to In? a band practice!” Listen up. people. Are there any questions?” And you will what? Pass up your work sheets. What can I do for you?” Did you come down to the library to look at magazines or talk? John Sweitzer English 11 and 12, Speech Margaret Trautman World Cultures, American History vard Vignale I. th, Boys’ Physical Education Virginia Walkauskas Librarian John Wherry Economics and Sociology, Drivers Training 152 Marilyn Williams Home and School Visitor Sally Yankel School Nurse F A C u L T Alvin Zalnasky American History JL MISS MARY CONLEY A DEDICA TED TEACHER Senior English will never be the same without Miss Mary Conley. Teaching the finest aspects of English literature, Miss Conley bestowed upon her students an exposure to Literatures' great authors. Who will ever forget the classes dedicated to the study of Shakespeare’s HAMLET or Dickens’ A TALE OF TWO CITIES. While classics were the course of study, digressions were made into modern prose, poetry, and most often, practical English. Recall especially those investigative processes that culminated in that traditional project-RESEARCH PAPERS. Serving her students beyond the doors of the classroom brought Miss Conley during her forty years of teaching into such extracurricular adventures as Senior Class advisor and play director. Student Council advisor, and sponsor of the cherished Senior trip to Washington, D.C. Senior hall will certainly seem a little dimmer without her pleasant, smiling face. Miss Conley will long be remembered by the students of West Allegheny High, and her memory will be treasured by all who have been exposed to her sincerely dedicated teaching for the past four decades. GOOD LUCK, GOOD HEALTH, DEAR FRIEND 153 SUPPORTING STAFFS SECRETARIAL mmt'v Mrs. Helena Mitchell, Secretary to Supt. Carr. Left Mrs. Gladys Stocks, Guidance Dept. Secretary. Mrs. Marie Boling -Secretary to Mr. Ferber. Mrs. Laurabelle Kletzli-Office Clerk. PA RA PROFESSION A LS CAFETERIA CULINARY Great Food Preparation A. Strong, N. Harbison. V. Lutz. D. Larson, A. Hanczar, M. Hlavay, I. Kolesar, B. Maga Sarah Yamber, Cafeteria Manager Now serving D. Moore, K. Cherin, B. Deleuze Rita Hartman, Treasurer Jim Haines, a very kind man. Joyce Beck James Red” Metalik Bob Schiff, Head Custodian, the students’ friend. CUSTODIANS Above: Margaret Swoager, Mary Logar Below: Donna Beyerbach MA TRONS Frances Dolcich Sara Buzas Sarah Pogan Senior Parent Patrons Mr. Mrs. Francis Andreini Mr. Mrs. John Andresky Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Leonard Baun Mr. Mrs. Everett Beal Mr. Mrs. William Beaumont Mr. Mrs. Albert Bui Mr. Mrs. Stewart Campbell Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Carnahan Mr. Mrs. Louis Chauvet Mr. Mrs. Homer Cook Mr. Mrs. Raymond Dalby Mr. Mrs. Kennedy Davis Mr. Mrs. Eli Deaunovich Mr. Mrs. Ernest Edelman Mr. Mrs. Charles Edowski Mr. Mrs. James Falconer Mr. Mrs. A. W. Franchek Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Frank Mr. Mrs. Louise Geisler Mr. Mrs. Paul R. George Mr. Mrs. Martin Gorenc Mr. Mrs. Chalmers W. Harbison Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Hartman Mrs. Delores Hartman Mr. Mrs. Samuel M. Hazel Mr. Mrs. H. Eugene Herrick Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hlavay Mr. Mrs. Joseph Horzempa Mr. Mrs. Cecil G. Howell Mr. Mrs. John H. Hughes Mr. Mrs. Simon K. Hughes Mr. Mrs. Herbert P. Josephs Mr. Mrs. Joseph Donald Kachik Mr. Mrs. John F. Kletzli, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stanley S. Kocuba Mr. Mrs. William Lah Mr. Mrs. Frank R. Lawrence Mr. Mrs. William Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Albert Lengvarsky Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Steven Listello Mr. Mrs. Archie Loy Mr. Mrs. John Maslanik Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. McMahon Mr. Mrs. Louis E. Medved Mr. Mrs. James A. Miller Mr. Mrs. Charles Niemeyer Mr. Mrs. Gilbert D. Palko Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Parfitt Mr. Mrs. John Pass Mr. Mrs. John H. Petricko Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Pfeiffer Mr. Mrs. Donald F. Pugliese Mr. Mrs. Michael Pyda, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Redick Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Renee Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Rossler Mr. Mrs. Pete Roman Mr. Mrs. George Schepcoff Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Schnatterly Mr. Mrs. Robert Schulze Mr. Mrs. Ray Silak Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. Sinagoga Mr. Mrs. Jack Strong Mr. Mrs. Bernard J. 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PA Phones: 923-25-14 (45), 788-4507 Ford Gravely Tractors Equipment WICKES El RSITURE Montour Exit of Parkway West Coraopolis, PA. 15108 787-2360 923-2680 WOLFE JEWELERS rosin A IE HARPER Roffler Hairstyling. Steubenville Pike Oakdale, Pa. 15071 Joe Giangreco- Proprietor BOSES PROEESSIOSA I. DRY CLEASERS Route 22-30 West (Parkway) Plaza RI)=1 Oakdale PA Same Day Service STONES SPORT CENTER ISC Great Southern Shopping Mart Bridgeville, PA. THE GREA T TRAIN ROBBERY BOUTIQUE 10 AM Grant Plaza-Moon Twp. to 9 PM 262-9061 Guys Gals Clothes BIANCHI CHEVROLET—OLDS Grant Plaza 262-2270 06 Telephone 926-2188 CHEVROLET U Moon Township CHUCK’S BAR 120 Barr Street McDonald, Pa. 15075 WEST HILLS AUK) PARIS Sea Foods — Sandwiches Take Out Orders Imperial, Pa. Route 30 695-7444 1098 Beel'S School Road (Carnot) Coraopolis, PA 264-2403 Open To Nine New And Rebuilt Parts” TASTY PIZZA DON'S PIZZERIA Phone 695-7477 Route 22 - 30 West Steubenville Pike HOAGIES AS YOU LIKE IT Clinton Oil Company 695-7297 Box 180 Route 30—West Clinton Harold K. Wharton STEWART Advertising, Inc. Funeral Home Steubenville Pike Imperial, Pennsylvania “ R D. 2, Oakdale, Pa. 15071 695-7332 412-923-1560 24-Hour Oxygen Radio Equipped Ambulance Service Marketing—Sales Promotion Graduate of Allegheny County Medical Society Ambulance Training Attendants Course Advertising—Public Relations JOHNS V.v EXXON Oakdale, PA Phone: 093-81 11 SI X A C OG A S PIZZA PARLOR Route :!0 Clinton, PA. Phone: 095-7118 Hallmark Cards JOSEPH ROPOS Gifts — Costume Jewelry — Novelties COM RACTOR OAKDALE CARD SHOP Aluminum Siding-Soffit Fascia 103 W. State St. (iutters Do vns|K)uts— Roofing Oakdale, Pa. Replacement Windows-Alcoa Dealer 693-8993 Dorothy Provost 693-9622 Sorochine Downing CHI DOS ELORAL SHOPPE Groceries, Cold Meat Coody, Cords, Gifts and Ice Cream Flowers For All Occasions” Main Street, Imperial, Pa. 695-3350 i097 Steubenville Pike 9:00 A.M.-I0:00 P.M. Robinson Twp., PA. 15136 Seven Days Phone: 787-2977 ALEX KRAMER IXSl RAXCE SERI ICE Congratulations Class Of 74” Oakdale Plaza, Oakdale, PA. 15071 From Life, Auto, Home. Business, Fire, (’asualty Health. Accident, and Homeowners Insurance COS’!’!L0E SUNOCO 693-9 135 Dedicated to Serve Your Best Interests Phone 695-0551 Home 695-8914 Siry's Market IMPERIAL FLORIST Fine Foods, Quality Meats Main Street-Imperial, PA. 695-0350 Flowers for all occasions We Deliver Corsages-Cut Flowers-Wedding Bouquets Potted Plants-Funeral Designs We Wire Flowers F.T.D. and Teleflora Prossers Card Gift Shop McDonald Pharmacy Gifts—Medals A Fine Jewelry E.F. Lheureou, R.P. Watch, dock, and Jewelry Repair Notary Public-Phone 695-7664 303 Borr Street Hi. 30 Neat to Gin ion School McDonald, Pa. 926-2117 IMPERIAL LAUNDROMAT Rest-A-While Rt. 30 695-7481 Motel Open 24 Hours Dry Cleaning-9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Westinghouse-Licensed—Coin 14 Miles West Of Pittsburgh Operated On Route 22 and 30 Oakdale, Pa. Top, Double, And Triple Loaders Fred and Lorraine Dick Proprietors New, Modern Dryers And Washers MAZZARO COAL AND DISPOSAL Rt. 30 Clinton Congratulations Class Of 74” Toxin. u.i: srrnio oi The Triangle Cleaners HAIR DRF.SSISG AXD BOI not i. Dry Cleaners-Laundry-Shirts Phone: 695-0210 K.I . = 1 Oakdale. I A lAoTl Main Street-Imperial, Pa. Hours 9:00 to 5:00—Closed Thursdays ()|H‘« Day and Evenings • ' . . Closes at 3:00 Saturday I FRCAMMliSS Compliments Of Food Market W ESTERS At 10 A Good Place to Deal Noltlestown, PA. 1507) 65)3-9440 136 South McDonald St. McDonald, PA. 15057 5)26-3531 Compliments Of WHS'I' HILLS PAR i AXD PRO SHOP Sportsman's Inn 264-0444 Long Holes- Large Greens McDonald. Pa. Open Til 10:00 p.M. 365 Days 571 Moon Clinton Rd. Coraojiolis William D. Rogers DANRIDGF COVRT Funeral Home Oakdale, PA. 65)3-3303 314 W. Lincoln Ave. Modern Mobile Homes Phone: 926-8421 Park and Sales McDonald, Po. 15057 Visit Our Models On Display Oliverio Buick And Opel Compliments of Telephone 412-926-2154 Best Feeds Farm Supplies, Inc. or 923-1828 Joy Dog Food Oakdale, Penna. 15071 Laurel Hill 693-9417 McDonald, Pa. 15051 W Apphanu Records-Cassettes-8 Track Tapes Acc. Gift Item-Greeting Cards-Gift Wrap Ribbons 127 Hast Lincoln Ave. McDonald Pa. 1.5057 Phone (512) 5)26-5)100 Your McDonald Headquarters For Psychedelic Acc. Joni's Card and Record Shoppe Propretors: Joni Ed Wagner Old Steubenville Pike Famous Brand Name Appliances Maytag Zenith Tappan Gihson Hoover Next to Evergood Donut Co. Phone 788-4447 RICHARD THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Professionally Approved Member of Allegheny County Pennsylvania and National Funeral Directors Association Oakdale, PA. 693-9477 Member Of American Hardware Stores MOORE’S HARDWARE W. A- Jr. Moore Your Shopping Headquarters” For Hardware-Hand and Power Tools-Housewares Electrical Lawn and Plumbing Suppliers Sporting Goods and Outdoor Living Products Oakdale Phones Pa 693-9451 15071 693-9616 Charge It At Moore’s On Your Bank Credit Card Congratulations To The Class Of ’74 Compliments Of TON1DALE TASTEE-FREEZ Newly Remodeled Store In 74” For Year-Round Operation Complete Line Of Fast Foods Always Good Soft Ice-Cream 167 JOHN PANGER JR. Phone 693-9421 Biber’s Garage Auto Repair Union Avenue Ext. Oakdale, Pa. Lindy’s Mobil Station Route 30 1 O b 1 1 1 Mile West of Clinton 899-7791 Club 22-Motel PIAZZA BROS. COAL Old Route 22 COMPANY Cater to Weddings, Banquets, Parties 695-0450 Coal and General Hauling. 100 Clinton Ave. 926-2275 693-9460 Sil's MARSH REALTY Quality Groceries Luncheon Meats State Street 7:30 a.m.-ll p.m.—Free Delivery Oakdale, Pa. 693-8440 2345 Noblestown Rd. 922-3550 Or 6000 Steubenville Pike McKees Rocks, Pa. 15136 Compliments Of GENE ENTERPRISES Developers JOommercial And Industrial Aire; jtdde 412-947-5259 926-9360 THE DANCE WORKSHOP Professional Training For Tots to Teens” Old Steubenville Pike Next To The Coral Reef. Sandra Dnauss Sunny Zastawa 69% t264 222 3929 KUholesale company ROUTE 30, WEST — IMPERIAL, PA. 15126 PH. (412) 695-7372, 921-5388 HANNAH LAWN GARDEN Compliment of Imperial Hardware Imperial, Pa. .John Deere Tractor and Bicycles Phone: 788-4075 788-4570 ZIRWAS AMERICAS STATION Oakdale Pa. Phone: 693-JM5H2 THE RECORD '.'LOOK'' Your Community Newspaper McDonald Pa. Phone: ‘I26-2111 Latest News S.S.P.J. LODGE i o. 106 Imperial, Pa. Ballroom Facilities for 200 Parties-Banquets-Weddings Regular and Social Members Flooring Service 188 Main St. Imperial, Pa. 15126 Resiliant Floor Covering Linoleum-Tile—Ceramic-Carpet Custom made draperies Waverly Oil Works Co. Established In 1880 Producer Of Pennsylvania Grade Oil Oakdale, Pa. Compliments of TRIRIDGE C0RP. SHOP’N SAVE MARKET Quality Meats-Groceries Produce and Fruit Baskets 525 Beaver Grade Rd. Phones: 264-6533 Coraopolis, Pa. 264-6534 Best of Luck to the Class of 74” Join WEST ALLEGHENY BOOSTERS CLUB Meeting first Wedn esday of each month BOLENS STICKLEY MOWER SERVICE MARVIN R. TOBIAS Real Estate And Insurance Rt. 30, Imperial, PA. Bolens Division F.M.C. Corporation Charles Stickley Imperial, Pa. 15126 Telephone: 899-3415 Eaton Road Off Old Backbone Road, Clinton, Pa. 15026 Business Phone 695-3130 DAVIS OIL SALES Located 1 4 Mile West Of Imperial, Pa. Rt. 30 Phone: 695-7340 Box 45, Imperial, Pa. 15126 Gasoline, Kerosene Fuel Oil, Tanks Any Size Diesel Fuels Furnace Fuels Benjamin Davis, Jr. Glen Davis—Owners 787-2222 Free Prompt Delivery MILLERS ILL KOSSLER American Service PHARMACY Auto Repair—State Inspection Prescriptions Complete Driitf And Baby Needs S H Green Stamps Phone: 695-7450 Clinton, Pennsylvania!5026 N' ('oni)diincnls of ■ V. IRMI I. S TA l ’HRN Tonidale Slate Street Oakdale Best of luck to The Class Of 1071 Restaurant Lounge And Motel DIMAGGIO’S PHARMACY 10 Miles West Of Pittsburgh Rd 1 Oakdale, Pa. 15071 Area Code 412 787-2600 New Banquet Room Facilities Up To 500 Parkway Nick Dima io Plaza Marlayna Dimaj'i'io R.I). 1 Oakdale. PA 15071 Phone (112) 095-7090 SHOWPLACE BOUTIQUE Oakdale Diner Open 24 hours 105 Clinton Avenue, Oakdale 693-9667 BOCK WATERS INC Pontiac-Lemans-Ventura International Trucks and Buses Oakdale Penna. AIRPORT INSURANCE Compliments of ASSOCIATES. INC BIND .AY TW'P. PLUMBING Inspector RICHARD STKIN Box 17i Im| erial, Pa lal ti Hrs. S-10 a.m. 2:30-4:30 p.m. Aetna Life Casualty Thomas E. Mustio Ronald I). Anderson Main Street Imperial, PA 15126 ( M g rat hLitiotis Class of 74 Office: 695-02:10 92:1-27SS Sharon, Ronnie, Richard l74 Diane, Mickey, Dehliie Valent CARL C MOODY FUNERAL HOME SEE THEM NOW . . . THE 74”, 75 VW’S By APOLLO VOLKSWAGEN Funeral Directors and Embalmers Automobile Service Dealers In Marble Granite Established in 1816 Phone 695-0411 899-2696 James K. Moody Supervisor Mdhevjsiavings 1 2 Mjies From Greater Pittsburgh Airport Moon Township 264-9222 p, V JAY'S MCDONALD PIZZA SHOP i KINNEY’S SERVICE Precision Front End Alignment State Inspection Auto Repairs Dav or Night 695-0430 Day or Night 264-3611 Route 30 Towing Clinton, PA Helping America Answer The Challenging Problems of Water CALGON CORPORATION 176 Compliments of The Union National Bank of Pittsburgh Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Imperial, Office Imperial, Pennsylvania 15126 Oakdale, Office Oakdale, Pennsyvania 15071 KARN’S BAKERY Owned And Operated By John And Janet Pockl Phone 787-1622 923-1997 Hours Sunday-8 A.M.-5 P.M. Monday—Closed Tuesday Thru Saturday—7 A.M.—8 P.M. Karn’s For the Finest Baked Foods And Candy 177 PATRONS Lee Realty S. B. Craig Store Quinn’s Corner Garden Center McDonald Shop and Save Mr. and Mrs. Lipinski Goob, Piff and Squaw Bouchon Auto 695-0538 Mathia Bakery Jones’ Restaurant BOOSTERS L J. Bess Electrical Wiring and Heating Contractor Clark Barber Shop McDonald, PA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Falco To the class of 74” Clinton Lake Clinton, PA 15026 695-3332 Congratulations Class of 74” from Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wieczorek Jolly Clown Best Place to Eat Steubenville Pike 787-9937 Pearl China Co. Rt. 22 and 30 Gaston E. Rank Your W.G.A. Store Sturgeon, PA Barkand’s Hardware Lincoln Ave. McDonald, PA 15057 Pitt Hotel 110 S. McDonald St. McDonald, PA 15057 Edgetowne Realty Buying and Selling Phone (412) 262-1181 Britton’s Mower Services Imperial 695-7354 Hi-Gal Dress Shop McDonald, PA Compliments of Refosco and Pletersek McDonald, PA Compliments of Hotel Imperial Rt. 30, Imperial Trotter’s Greenhouse Imperial, PA 695-7420 Compliments of Airport Suzuki Mance Plating Co. Imperial, PA Bill and Annette Campbell Imperial Motel Gaitens Agency Real Estate-Insurance Redman Plastics Division of Mance Plating Phone: 695-0550 Shat tuck’s Congratulations to the Class of 74” Mobile Home Court from the Porprieton Helen Hankey Farms 178 Rentals 693-9885 Shattuck Oakdale, PA Women’s Club 693-9800 921-5200 78X-4616 Kehni Oil Co. George Kehm Fuel Oil Furnaces Hot Water Tanks Sales and Service Buy Texaco Buy the Best Distributor of Texaco Products R.D. No 1 Oakdale, PA Thomas and Little Funeral Home Richard F. Thomas—Directors-Robert W. Little Professionally Approved Member of Allegheny County Pennsylvania and National Funeral Directors Association Scio China Co. Inc. Phone 788-4544 Wholesale and Retail 695-7338 179 Imperial, Pa. TRAUTMAN REALTY Main St., Imperial Commercial and Residential Farms and Homes Appraisals Phone: 695-0400 695-0401 WHITE SWAN PARK Family fun Picnic Park Special Rates for Schools, Clubs, Church Groups Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts Little Leaguers, etc. For Complete Information call 695-0511 Parkway West Just Before Greater Pgh. Airport ISO n American Motors :zm DON SEGUI MOTORS Phone McDonald ivh. 92 2530 923-2531 161 S. McDoanld St. McDonald, PA 15057 SCOTT BROTHERS EQUIPMENT Case Lawn and Garden Equipment Backhoes, Excavators, Crawlers Parkway West Montour Exit 787-1666 FI Jeep BRIGGS TURIVAS INCORPORATED New Mill Type Cars Rebuilt Freight Cars Freight Cars For Lease Railroad Equipment VIOLA'S PHARMACY IMPERIAL, PA 788-4433 7884434 40 Years in the Community” 412-695-0822 JAKES CYCLE 13126 Mailing Address P. 0. Box 152 Imperial, PA Rupp—C-Z-Jawa Authorized Location: Rt. 30, Clinton Sales and Services Daily 11 A.M.-9 P.M. Sat. 11 Complete Machine Shop A.M.-4 P.M. Service Cylinder Boring—Port Work-Welding Crank Rebuilding-Insurance and Financing Available Automation Equipment Inc. Main Street Imperial, Pa. 15126 Phone 695-7392 HYDRA-POWER Hydraulic Power Systems HYDRA-LUBE Lubrication and Seal Oil Systems Serving the Following Industries: AUTOMOTIVE COMPRESSOR POWER GENERATING CHEMICAL TURBINE STEEL COAL PLASTIC MACHINE TOOL NOIR AND SON Remodeling-For a Free Estimate on Soffit, Fascia, New Roofing Noblestown Greenhouses Gutters, And Downspouts Or Any Other Remodeling Needs. Noblestown, Pa. Call Member F.T.D. and Teleflora BASELJ BROS. GENERAL REMODELING Frank 695-0376 John 695-7644 COMPLIMENTS OF ALOE COAL CO. A SUBSIDIARY OF PULLMAN, INC IMPERIAL. PA. Cast AWAy our fears,, I AMD ALL THE. YEARS I WILL COA-NEL AND G-O, J .AND TAKE- US 1 Always up. SemsjCWt