West Branch Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Morrisdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1971 volume:

,NW THE SENIOR CLASS WEST BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL MORRISDALE, PENNSYLVANIA PRESENTS THE I9 I WARRIOR Co-Editors: :- Diane Rusnak ...T ' Beverly Dobash Advisor: Mr. Albert Zinz 9-9 - 1 1- 6 I- -1 J Qing -i . -it '-'E Q A irq:-.-Q The Warrior 1971 gagmx Table of Contents Introduction 4 X If Seniors 9 Administration 31 V Sports 40 Activities 65 Classes 85 Features 90 Patrons 102 We thank the C 86 D Studio, Gene Gfrerer the photograph 2 z f f and Dave inz or their ine pictures. '53 alendar 1 Sept. 4 Oct NOV. Fe fs, W ' Q L 41- 1 Dec :zmaw Apr ' ' . .V '71 ff, -' 1 'fig :5li ':.5 :T?2:I'3 ::::FIfs2ISH.. 535: 5 f rL'!f -. '-3. Hg, - jw F? .E N , -- lj .1- .. ' SA 3,1 K ., ,ia wan. 'f . W ,. , ...,,,..,..-M , 'S.w42' Jan. May. Mar. 4 'Y' A 1 'fs 3 lf. IVW- K. ' '--. A .- A A ' 1:5 1 ' ., if W,.' A LW, . W, M, 4 Hunk '- i ' f f -I ,Q Ms - M M . -r' 'eiil f' fa , wp- 6 l gf- 4 K Nw 2232, Q' 1, Q -- 3 prix. ' 59 1 ' f riday'-m ' 'DE Q f- 1 .. U glial-1' I. Q' i V W ,J 1' C? g V134 ' 6 ' 2312321-i .f5sL?l5': .A - um, if K of f I I gf ,V ' XLT x ' ,Af,1g wXsff W aff M hi! a A TL , K .M LM' WA I N A .N ., ...-., 4 . Mug-..,. . . , fy ,N -. ,. Wm ,h., ..,. K ZS' f,Eg,1gS , :2isisZ!2! 'fi , g ,, . , 7 fn 'ff' ww . -hk , ' K' JM A TIME FOR US: OF STUDIES These years have been a time oflearning- Learning to be a student, a classmate, a friend: learning responsibility. Sometimes these years were toughg studying late for an important test, working hours on home- work, and being loaded with books. But the rewards from the learning of these years have made the years speed by. A TIME FOR US: OF FUN Who could ever forget these years! It wasn't all fun of course: there has been work, dissappointsments, and problems of youth. But being here at school has left many mem- 'N' ories ofthe good life: the fun times. We'll all remember friendsn our class members, our teachers, and the good times we've experienced t h th e rn I yi V Q , ,. .,,., , ,,,.., 3 A i FL van , .QL A ark!- a Time for Us A time for us someday there'll be When chains are torn by courage born of a love that's free, a time when dreams, so long denied can flourish as we unveil the love we now must hide. A time for us at last to see a life worthwhile for you and me. And with our love through tears and thorns we will endure as we pass surely through every storm. A time for us someday there'll be a new world, a world of shining hope for you and me. A time for us at last to see a life worthwhile for you and me. if s, s 1 tjfaki,-..sl, r.,5,,,g . ATIME FOR US... OF MEMORIES Senior pictures, announcements, measuring of cap and gown, the class play, the Warriorg all this is being a senior. Yet being a senior and graduation is much more. It is a feeling of nostalgia for West Branch was our home. We will miss it and our assemblies, games, and dances but most of all our friends teachers and fellow students. As seniors, our days here are done, but its memories will never leave. Yes, these years were A TIME FOR US. thf 3 eg ranch hee Y ,,-4 Q, 11. - visa-w f V f -Mggqf. up -Q ' K s:e:feu-fzxw. 'faq , 1' 1: nf, M, .. A4 'fn R X ,,5?,wg,A.X, ,, , M, Q, 49. wif, K wsasi-'vif puff? LL milfs Fw k ,111 lzwffzs- -,f 'S issw .15 fsreffsf w qw wi W HM. Sel1IOf V Qi 2 W S. Butler, Secretaryg D. Rusnak, Treasurerg T. Howe, Presidentg R. Miller, Vice President Senior Class Uffieers and Advisors Mr. Zinz, Mrs. Beahan, Mr. Yeager, Mr. Kardohely Mr. Cut-up Mint G White C Out of the Twilight into the Darkness to Find the Dawn Our Colors reen and Pearl Our Flower arnation Tinted Mint Green Our Song A Time for Us DONALD LEE BALLOCK Bellc,' Hawk Run3 Gene ral3 Ambition: Trade Schoolgjamboree 2 TERESA ANN BATCHO Tracy Morrisdalc-:3 Com- mercialg Ambition: Secretary and to make my par- ents proud of meg Arrow Staff 43 Progress Reporter 33 Bible Club 33 Book-End Club 1, 2, 3g Usherette 2, 33 Warrior Staff 4 DOUG BELL Arch Morrisdale3 Practical Artsg Am- bition: Trade Schoolg Baseball 23 Football 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 THOMAS E. BERKLEY Tom', Morrisdale3 Academ- ic3 Ambition: Research Chemist3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Sci 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council lg Warrior Staff 3, 4 12 CANDACE JOAN ALBERT Candy,' Morrisdale, R.D.3 G6HCf8lQ Ambition: X-ray f6Cl'11'11C13I1QB9.Ild 1, 2, 3, 4g Powderpuff Football 2, 33 Tri-Sci 43 Usher- ette 33 Warrior Staff 4 NANCY KAYE ARAWAY 6'Nanci Winburne: Aca- demic3 Ambition: An engineering degree and a fami- . ' 3 ly in that order, Arrow Staff 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1, 2, , 43 Officer 2g Bible Club 3g Book-End Club 1, 3, 43 Cheerleader 23 Chorus 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. 43 Madrigal Singers 43 Pep Club 23 Tri-Sci 3, 43 Varsity Club 23 Warrior Staff 4 -e 'Y7 KAREN BIGGANS Karen,' Drifting3 Generalg Ambi- tion: Medical Secretary3 Arrow Staff43 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer 4g Book-End Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses 3, 43 Powderpuff Football 33 Warrior Staff 4 EDWARD BROWN Ed', Grassflatg Generalg Ambi- tion: To be a State Policemang Baseball 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4 DANIEL L. BUMBARGER Boone Morrisdale, R. D.: General: Ambition: Air Forceg Science Fair Award 1 KATHLEEN BUMBARGER '6Katl'1y7, Morrisdale, R.D.3 Academic: Ambition: Computer field and to make certain people proud of me: Cheerleading Alter- nate 3, Pom Pom Club 33 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 33 Pep Club 1 SAM CHILCOTE Clutch Morrisdaleg General: Am- bition: Truck Driver WILLIAM CLARK Bill Pottersdaleg Practical Arts: Ambition: Navy Reserve u-Lf SUE BUTLER 'iBut Winburneg General: Ambition: To become a medical secretary and to be a success in whatever I undertake: Art Club 1, 23 Band 3, 45 Offi- cer 43 Majorette 3, 4: Bible Club 2, 35 Book-End Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 F.H.A. 25 Future Nurses 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Powderpuff Football 3, 4: Student Council 1, 25 Arrow Staff4 GLORIA MAE CANTOLINA 'LGlori Deer Creek Road: Academic: Ambition: To get through collegeg Arrow Staff 25 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2g Usher- ette 3 SHARON KAY CARTWRIGHT Sheri Morrisdaleg General: Ambition: To be successful and happy in a peaceful worldg Bible Club 2, 4g F.H.A. 45 Tri-Sci 2 JOAN B. CHANEY Chink Allportg General, Ambi- tion: Practical Nurseg Band 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 1, 25 Future Nurses 4 13 PATRICIA ANN COUDRIET A'Patti7' Morrisdaleg Business Education: Ambition: Airline Communica- cionist: Bible Club, 3, 4: Pom Pom Club 3, 4: Arr0W TIMOTHY COUDRIET HCoud Morrisdale R.D.: Practical Arts: Ambition: State Trooper MARY JO CUSTANEY '6Mair,, Hawk Run, Academ- ic: Ambition: To be a registered nurse: Arrow Staff 1, 2, 3: Arrow Assistant Editor, 4: Book-Encl 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4:Warriors 3, 4 ANTHONY JOSEPH CUTEZO g'TOny7' Morrisdale: Academic: Ambition: Engineering: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Orencla Club 2, 3, 4: Of- ficer 4: Tri-Sci 2, 3, 4: Officer 2: Warrior staff 4: Pro- gress Reporter 3 14 MAYNARD COBLE Skinny Morrisdale, R.D.: Prac tical Arts: Ambition: Trade School MARY SUSAN CONTI Susi Hawk Run: General: Ambition: Airline Receptionist: Arrow staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Book-End Club 2, 4: Pom Pom Club 1, 2: Class Of- ficer 2: Dramatics 3, 4: Science Fair 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4:Officer 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Gym Show 1: Pep Club 1, 2 Powderpuff Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Girls Track 1, 2: Usherette 1, 2, 3: Warrior Staff 3, 4 9. JAMES DAVIS Crow', Hawk Run: General: Ambi- tion: Truck Driver BEVERLY DOBASH Bev Winburne: Commer- cial: Ambition: Secretary: Arrow staff 1, 2, 4: Band 3, 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 1, 2, 3: Book-End Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Cho- rus 1 , 2, 3, 4: Orencla Society 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Pow- derpuff Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Of- ficer 2, 3: Usherette 2, 3:Warrior Staff 3, 4: Warrior Co-editor 4: Magazine Campaign Manager 3 SUSAN ANN DOBASH Shorty Winburne: Practical Arts: Ambition: To make someone very happy: Bi- ble Club 3: Cheerleader Alternate 3: Pom Pom Club 3: F,I-LA, 1: Future Nurses 3: Pep Club 2: Powder- puff Football 2: Student Council 2, 3: Varsity Club 2 DELORES ANN DUDAK DeDe,' Grassflat: General: Ambition: To be happy: Bible Club 2, 3: Cheerlead- ers 4: Alternate 3: Pep Club 3: Tri-Sei 2: Usherette 2: Varsity Club 3, 4 FREDRICK JAMES FERGUSON HFreCl'y Morrisdaleg General: Ambition: Get a job ALAN L. FISCH g'Fischie Kylertown: Academic: Ambition: Engineer: Art Club 1: Arrow Staff4: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fi.: DEBORAH KAY ENGLISH Deb Morrisdale R.D.: Academic: Ambition: To help the handicapped: Cheerleader 4: Captain, 4: Pep Club 2: Tri-Sci 2: Var- sity Club 4 JAMES ENGLISH ujimn Morrisdale: General: Ambi- tion: Further my education: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4:Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 VICKIE ENGLISH Vickie Morrisdale R.D.: Gener- al: Ambition: To make Bill happy: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1 CONNIE EVANS '6Connie Morrisdale: General: Am- bition: Art School: Arrow Staff 3, 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading Alternate 1: F.H.A. 1: Officer 1: Pow- derpuff Football 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Track 2: Usherette 3: Varsity Club 1:Warrior Staff 4 15 ISABELLE GRAHAM HIS Morrisdaleg General: Am- bition: To get ajob: F.H.A. 4 GLENN RICHARD GURBAL '6Goober Grassflatg General: Ambition: Weaver Airline Personnel School: Baseball 2: Football 1, 2, 3gGym Show 1: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBBIE HARTLE Debbie'y Drifting: Commercialg Ambition: To be happy and successfulg Arrow Staff 43 Art Club 1, 2: Bible Club 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 1, 2: Powderpuff Football 3: Uslierette 3, 4: Warrior Staff 3, 4 GERTRUDE HERBERT 'iGertie Munson: General Ambition: To get ajob and make my parents proud of meg Arrow Staff 3g F.H.A. 3, 4 16 TIMOTHY W. GAINES Tim Pottersdaleg General: Ambition: Service: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling' 1,2,3,4 JOHN AARON GOLDING usnuffyu Hawk Rung Practical Arts: Ambition: Army: Wrestling 1 GAIUS L. HERTLEIN Gay', Karthausg Academic: Ambition: College PHILIP HILLIARD Flip Morrisdaleg Practical Artsg Ambition: Join the Air Force XRLENE MARCELLA HOLT Dar Munson, Gen- lg Ambition: To live a wonderful life with a cer- in guy, Bible Club 2, 43 F.H.A. 4: Tri-Sci 2 MOTHY MICHAEL HOWE Tic Morrisdaleg Aca- micg Ambition: College and play sports, Arrow aff 3, Baseball 1, 25 Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3, 43 Tri-Captain 4g Gym Show lgjamboree 1, 25 ep Club 1, 2g Student Council 1 3 Track 2gTri-Sci1g 'arsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Cap- 111 I'ULIE RAE JANKE '6Schmedley Winburneg Gene- ralg Ambition: Airline Stewardess and to keep some- one happy and proud: Arrow Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Arrow Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 35 Majorette 2, 3, Bible Club 2, Book-End Club 1, 2, 45 Cheerleader 1 g Class Officer 2g Dramatics 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4:Jamboree 2, Pep Club 2, Powderpuff Football 2, 4g Student Council 4: Ush- erette 2, 3g Warrior Staff 3, 45 Varsity Club 1 FRANK JOHN JOSEFIK Krout Grassflatg General, Ambition: Work in the Outdoors , Basketball 2, Track 2 THEODORE HUBLER Ted,' Allportg Academicg Ambition: College: Art Club 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Warrior staff 3, 4 ANITA MARIE HUMENIK Anita Grassflatg Aca- demic: Ambition: To become a Physical Education teacher: Art Club 1, 2, 45 Chorus 3, 4: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 2, Powderpuff Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 25 Ush- erette 3g Dramatics 4 FRED D. HUMMEL Fred', R.D. 1 Morrisdaleg Aca- demic: Ambition: Music Teacher, Progress Reporter 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Band 3, 49 State Band 3, 45 Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Dramatics 39 Chorus 4: District Chorus 44 Madrigal Singers 4, Varsi- ty Club 1, 2 ROBERT W. HUMMEL Bob Morrisdaleg Academic: Ambition: Civil Engineering: Arrow Staff 3: Art Club 15 Student Council 1, 2, 39 TriSci 2g Dramatics 4: Magazine Campaign Manager 1 17 ALAN R. LARSON Moon Kylertown5 Academicg Ambition: Mine Engineer5 A.V. Equipment 3, 45 Art Club 15Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Science Fair Award 25 Chorus 3, 45 Orenda Society 3, 45 Officer 4 Tri-Sci 25 Warrior Staff 3, 4 MARGARET ANN LEGO Marge Lanse5 Academic Ambition: To be an elementary teacher5 Bible Club 3, 45 Officer 45 F.I-I.A. 1, 45 Pep Club 2gTri-Sci 2, 3, 45 Powderpuff Football 45 Student Council 45 Usher- ette 35 Dramatics 4 JEFFERY MARK LIPKA Lip Winburneg Generalg Ambition: CollegefSocial Studiesg Art Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 3 WILLIAM C. LITTLE Bill Hawk Run5 Academicg Ambition: To make a future in Mathematics, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Tri-Sci 25 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 af 18 1 VIRGINIA LEE KASHELLA Ginger Munson5 Commercial5 Ambition: To be a success and make my parents proud of me5 Majorette 3, 45 Future Nur- ses 25 Arrow staff 45 Powderpuff Football 45 Usher- ette 35 Warrior Staff 4 RONALD KOVALCIN Ron Philipsburg R.D.5 Aca demic5 Ambition: College Footballg Arrow staff 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Science Fair Award 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 4 Tri-Sci 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior Staff 4 LORRAINE LOCKWOOD Twig Morrisdales Gene- ralg Ambition: To make my parents proud of me in whatever I attempt to dog Pom Pom Club 3 JOSEPH P. LUCAS Joe Karthaus5 Practical Arts5 Ambition: Service FOBERT LUTZ 'LLutzy,' Winburne5 Business5 Ambi- ,ionr Go to Business Schoolg Art Club 1, Arrow Staff , 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 45 Officer 45 Book- nd Club 45 Dramatics 35 Science Fair Award 25 Stu- ent Council 45 Warrior Staff 3, 4 MONICA MARIE LYNCHA M0nica', Grassflatg Commercial5 Ambition: Private Secretary and to make my parents proud of meg Arrow staff 2, 3, 45 Art Club 15 Book-End Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 Dra- matics 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45-Iamboree 25 Madrigal Singers 3, 45Warrior Staff4 ED MCGUIRE Ed', Hawk Rung Practical Arts5 Am- ition: Body man LICHARD MERROW Bruce'l Morrisdale, R.D.5 Aca- emic5 Ambition: College5 Band 1, 25 Chess Club 3 ERNEST D. MAJESKI Ernie Munson5 Academic5 Ambition: Play college basketball5 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Officer 15 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Co-Captain 35 Science Fair Award 15 Football 15 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior Staff4 DEBRA ANN MANDEL Deb Hawk Run5 General: Ambition: To find happiness in everything I do5 Ar- row Staff 1, 25 Book-End Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 45 Pom Pom Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 Science Fair Award 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Varsity Club 2, 45 Warrior Staff 4 LINDA EILEEN MASON Linda Forest5 Academic5 Ambition: To be able to say: I have let my light shine, helped those who needed help, and served those that I couldf' Arrow Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Progress Reporter 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 Book-End Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Pep Club 15 Powderpuff Foot- ball 35 Usherette 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Warrior Staff 3, 4 ANDREW P. MATSKO g'Andyl' Grassflat5 General5 Ambition: Navy 19 LOIS MOORE 4'Lois Grassflat: Business: Ambition: Secretary: Arrow Staff 4: Art Club 1: Book-End Club 3, 4: Officer 4: F.I'I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4 ANITA LOISE MOSKOL Sketer,' Lansc: General: Ambition: To make my parents proud of me in whatever I do: Bible Club 1, 2: Book-End Club 1: Dramatics 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: F.I-I.A. 1, 2, 4: E.N.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4 DAVID EUGENE MULHOLLEM DaveH Morrisdalc R.D.: General: Ambition: State Policeman EDWARD NACHMAN 'iEcl', Morrisdale R,D.3 Gene- ral: Ambition: Trade School 20 RONALD ALLEN MILLER HROHU NlOrrisClale R.D.: Ambition: To attend Edinboro State College and to live a happy and successful life: A.V. Equipment 4: Basketball 1, 2: Book-End Club 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Dramatics 4: Chess Club 2, 3: Officer 4: Football Manager 4: Track 2: Cross Country 2, 3: Tri-Sci 2, 4: Baseball manager 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 4 KENNETH MOORE Ken Pottersdale: Practical Arts: Ambition: Mechanic CYNTHIA GAIL O'CONNOR Gaill, Al.lpOrt: Prac- tical Arts: Ambition: To become a fashion model and make my parents proud of me: Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Head Color Guard 4: Dramatics 3: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1: Girls Track 1, 2: Usherette 2: Warrior Staff 2, 3 DENNIS PEARCE Fierce Pearce Kylertown: Gen- eral: Ambition: Trade School: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Singers 3 KAY ROBIN PEARCE Robin,' Kylertowng Com- mercialg Ambition: Beauticiang Arrow Staff 4g Color Guard 2, 3, 4g Head Color Guard 45 Usherette 3, 4 JOHN POLLOCK 'johnn Hawk Rung Practical Arts, Ambition: A little of everything JEFFREY DELMAR ROWLES Sunshine Morris- daleg Generalg Ambition: To graduate from high schoolg Arrow Staff 24 Student Council 3 MICHAEL RUDELLA Mike Winburnea Academics Ambition: Schoolg A.V. Equipment 4g Gym Show 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH D. POTTER Gunkie Karthusg Generalg Ambition: State Policeg Dramatics 3 JAMES EDWARD RICOTTA FuZZyH Hawk Run! Ambition: To go to college and buy a 454 Chevy Hg Band 15 Science Fair Award lg Football 1, 25 Gym Show 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Warrior Staff 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 HAROLD JOHN ROSS JR. Stump Morrisdaleg Generalg Ambition: Trade Schoolg Science Fair Award 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 4g Gym Show 1 Pep Club 2g Student Council lg Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2 ROBERT LEE ROPCHOCK Choopers', Philisburg R.D.g Generalg Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do 21 ANDREW SABOL Mooch', Morrisdale' Practical Arts3Ambition: Undecided LINDA SUE SABOL Lindy', Morrisdale: General Ambition: To live a happy and successful lifeg Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 1, 43 Pom Pom Club 33 Cho rus 1, 2:F.H.A.1:Future Nurses 1, 2, 33 Gym Show 13Pcp Club 1, 23 Powderpuff Football 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 1, 43 Officer 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Warrior Staff 4 JOHN SAGGESE SA-Goose QSammyQ', Munsong Practical Artsg Ambition: Dog Catcherg Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 4g Wrestling 3, 4 DANIEL SI-IADECK Speedy Karthausg Practical Artsg Ambition: Service 22 DIANE LYNN RUSNAK DianeH Hawk Rum Aca- demicg Ambition: To become a Registered Nurseg Arrow staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Book-End Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Of- ficer 23 Class Officer 2, 43 Dramatics 3 43 Chorus 1 2 3 4 F H.A. 1 Officer 1' Future Nurses 2 3 4' Of ficer 2 Pep Club 1 2' Officer 2' Pom Pom Club 1 2' Powderpuff Football 3 4' Magazine Campaign Mana- ger 3 Student Council 4' Usherette 3' Warrior Staff 3 4 Warrior Co-Editor 4 DEAN RYEN Jocks: Morrisdale'General'Ambi- tion To be a success' Baseball 1' Football 1 2 4: Track 1 2' Cross Country 3' Varsity Club 1 2 3 4' Wrestling 1 2 3 4 MICHAEL L. SHADECK Mike Karthausg Academ- ic3 Ambition: To go to collegeg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball Manager 4g Dramatics 3, 43 Chess Club 33 Officer 33 Chorus 1, 23 Track 1, 23Warrior Staff4 BETTY ANN SHIROKE Kitty Morrisdaleg Generalg Ambition: To live up to this motto: I am not afraid of tomorrow, because I have seen yesterday, and have loved todayg Art Club 43 Book-End Club 43 Powder- puff Football 43 Warrior Staff 4 IICI-IAEI. JOSEPH SHIVE g'MilCe', Drifting: General: rmbition: To be successful and happyQBaSeb21ll 1. 23 'ootball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 IEFFREY SHUGARTS Noog Morrisdale, R.D.3 rcademic: Ambition: Forestry and Conservation: aseball 1:Dramatics 3, 4: Cross Country 3 CHARLOTTE STINER Peanuts Morrisdale, R.D.: General: Ambition: Seamstress and to be successful in life whatever I take up: Book-End Club 4 l l EDWIN STORCK '4Peck', Lanse: Academic: Ambi- tion: College or Trade School: Baseball 1, 2: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES SMEAL Cur Morrisdale: Academic: Ambi- tion: College: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4 ANNA MARIE SMOLKO nAnna Winburne: Busi- ness: Ambition: Secretarial Career: Arrow Staff 3, 4: Bible Club 4: Science Fair Award 2: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 4: Usherette 3: Warrior Staff 3, 4 ANNA MARIE SOLTIS '4Anna Hawk Run: Com- mercial: Ambition: To become a good interior deco- rator: Progress Reporter 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Officer 3: Majorette 3, 4: Chorus 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Powderpuff Football 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Usherette 3: Warrior Staff 3, 4: Arrow 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA ANN STINER 'SBarb Winburne: Busi- ness: Ambition: To make myself and the people around me happy: Bible Club 2, 4: Book-End Club 4: F,H.A. 3, 4: Officer 4: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4: Offi- cer 4: Tri-Sci 2: Usherette 3: Warrior Staff 4: Arrow 4 23 WALTER P. TIMBLIN 'iwallyil Morrisdale, R.D.5 Academic5 Ambition: Collegeg Baseball 45 Track 2, 35 Cross Country 1, 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 SCOTT VIEHDORFER Scott GrassfIar5Genera15 Ambition: Further my education5Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Co-Captain 35 Football Manager 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Track 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 45 Varsi- ty Club 1, 2, 3, 45Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 SANDRA L. WALTERS HSandy Morrisdale, R.D.5 General5 Ambition: To get married and live a happy lifeg Bible Club 35 F.H.A. 35 F.N.A. 45 Powderpuff Football 4 MADALYN WHITE 4'Madalyn Morrisdaleg Academ- ic5 Ambition: Live along and happy life5 Arrow Staff 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Alternate 25 Class Officer 35 F.N.A. 2, 35 Orenda Society 2, 3, 45 Officer 35 Pep Club 25 Usherette 25 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Warrior Staff 3, 4 ,J . 11 iz- ,S W.: it vw ,af - 'a--J A 'Tif f 1 3 Q- is 1 ,ie 24 ,yung LINDA TERRY Terry,' Grassflacg Business5 Ambi- tion: Medical Secretary5 Arrow staff 45 Art Club 15 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Book-End Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 F.I-I.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 F.N.A. 3, 45 Officer 35 Powderpuff Football 35 Usherette 45 Pom Pom Club 2 JAMIE LYNN TIBBENS -Iarnieu Morrisdale, R.D.5 Academic5 Ambition: To go to college and stay hap- py5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 District Chorus 45 Accompanist 2, 3, 45 Madrigal Singers 3, 45 Orenda Society 2, 3, 45 Officer 35 Powderpuff Foot- ball 2, 35 Warrior Staff 3, 4 RICHARD LYNN WILLIAMS 'fDick Wallacetong General: Ambition: To be a success in whatever I un- dertake5 Art Club 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2 WALTER WILLIAMS 'Walt,' Wallacetong Practical Arts5 Ambition: Farming NAME Candace Joan Albert Nancy Kaye Araway Donald Lee Ballock Teresa Ann Batcho Doug Bell Thomas E. Berkley Karen Biggans Edward Brown Daniel L. Bumbarger Kathleen Bumbarger Sue Butler Gloria Mae Cantolina Sharon Kay Cartwright POSSESSION My CRASH helmet and loli- pop sticks My 4 ft. stuffed bear, my 6 ft ape, and Popcorn My 58 Ford and my guitar My driver's license and my yellow duck from a certain person A small dog My '58 Black and White Merc and my Mexie Prunella for justice ofthe Peace card My class ring and my memo- ries My 30-30 My Draft card My love necklace, ring, charm bracelet, and my class ring My giant green dog, Ale- wishes, my VW, and a 1970 class ring My Australian Bush hat My green feather, hot pink fluff ball, my license and my car DIANE LEE ZIMMERMAN 6'Diane Winburneg Com- mercialg Ambition: To make my parents proud of me, to become a nurse and to give that certain some- one a lifetime of happiness, Arrow Staff 4 PASTIME Whatever turns me on Keeping busy fooling around Playing Guitar Driving around Philip sburg Running around in Coudriet's '56 Being with Jamie Reading and going to dances Hunting and fishing Girls and Wasting Time Spending my time with Tud and having fun Hiding behind the bushes at my house with Deb and Anita throwing firecrackers at cars and getting caught Getting into or out of argu- ments Guess???? WILL I will my mangled car door to anyone who can't judge dis- tance. I will not forget all the fun of W.B. I will all of my broken knuckles from Working on the stock car to Bill Fetcenko. I will my position as typing editor of the Warrior to any- one who loves to type and has lots of time to type. I will my '57 Chevy to any- one who wants it. I will part of my immense knowledge to Mr. Colna. I will my sisters, Mary Jo and Barb, to anyone who can put up with them. I will my seventh period study hall to anyone who wants some of their hair taken out by Miss Radomsky. I will all the time I wasted at W.B.A. to Helen to enjoy her study halls. I will all my life and love to Tud. I will Mr. Smith the ability to match up the clothes he wears, especially those weird shirts and ties. I will my ability to unplan planned plans to any planned person who never experienced the chaos of an unplanned person. I will my ability to drive to Sandy, my sister and my know how to do Algebra to Jim, my tutor. NAME Joan B. Chaney Sam Chilcote . William Clark Maynard Coble Mary Susan Conti Patricia Ann Coudriet Timothy J. Coudriet Mary Jo Custanry Anthony joseph Cutezo James Davis Beverly J. Dobash Susan Ann Dobash Dolores Ann Dudak Deborah Kay English James English Vickie English Connie Evans Fredrick James Ferguson Alan L. Fisch Timothy W. Gaines John Aaron Golding Z6 PLOSSESSION My Green and black alligator and my B rings Guitar and Banjo '57 Chevy My Cadillacs and my memo- ries Black stripped sneakers, and my orange and yellow bed- room QLobb's Softball Capj A certain little unbreakable white comb, August 24, 1970, a special brown-haired, blue-eyed gentleman, and my new scrap book My '56, 272 cu. in. .Iinder QMy giraffej, little Ben, my love flower, Bruce and my charm bracelet My Jimi Hendrix records, my bung, and my machine My Senior Driver's license Henrietta, Tony's bung, and my stuffed dog, jerry A homosapien with blonde hair My 31, and memories My Sears Roebuck wardrobe, and those famous rulers My Motorcycle My diamond ring from my honey My ring, my jacket and all my memories Car My '63 Fairlane and my keys to all the cars My '65 Chevy Convertible My senior driver's license and my car PASTIME QRootinj and playing cards Playing my guitar and singing Hunting Riding around in my orange crate. 24 hour rootin with Lana, Diane, and Julie. Reminis- cing the memories from Feb. 1970, August 1970, and doing my thing. Reading and re-reading all of my letters from Gary Riding around in my '56 Talking on the telephone, cracking gum, and talking to R.S. Thinking Driving trucks Sports, writing letters and having fun, yet trying to stay out of trouble. Whoopee on Weekends Listening to a certain kind of music Driving the Baracuda Riding my motorcycle Being with a certain guy. Boys, getting in trouble and going to town Driving Keeping busy and riding my Honda Sunday afternoon Hunting Running around WILL I will all my Love to a certain guy from Water St. I will my ability to flunk his- , tory class to my cousin Benny. I will my driving ability to anyone. I will my seats in study halls to jim Davis. I will my ability to have a good excuse for getting in at 2:00 and 3:00 in the morn- ing to any girl who can find a good reason to go to Philips- burg every night. I will my heart and all of my love to Gary, also I will my two nights of delivering the Courier Express to anyone who enjoys riding a bike up- hill. I will 55 gallons of beer to Hobe Hubler I will my ability to get on Mr. Link's nerves to anyone who wants to sacrifice their time. I will my curly hair to Roger Larson. I will all my study halls to anyone who wants them. I will my typing ability to john White Qwho needs itj and my Warrior', headaches to the next LUCKY Editor. My ability to sew to anyone who thinks they can't. I will all the good times I had at W.B.A. to my sister Chris. I will my ability to stay calm to Gloria and a busted ear drum to anyone who has that kind of friend. I will my wrestling skills to my cousins. I will my seventh period study hall to anyone who wants it. I will my long hair to Larry jo Uewj and my red chariot to my sister Dot. I will West Branch to anyone who wants it. I will all of my French Classes to those poor under- classmen in Academic. I will my driving ability to Cindy. I will all my trouble with teachers to anyone who wants lt. NAME Isabelle Graham Glenn Richard Gurbal Debbie Hartle Gertrude Herbert Gaius L. Hertlein Philip Hilliard Darlene Marcella Holt Timothy Michael Howe Theodore Hubler Anita Marie Humenik Fred D. Hummel Robert W. Hummel Julie Rae -Ianke Frank John josefik Virginia Lee Kashella Ronald Kovalcin Alan R. Larson Margaret Ann Lego Jeffery Mark Lipka William C. Little Lorraine Lockwood Joseph P. Lucas Robert Lutz POSSESSION I treasure my class ring Selling 84 Law cheat sheets My License, and my job My class ring, and a picture of a certain guy 56 Renault My box of pennies My stuffed animals, my mem- ories, September 25, 1970, and my ring My 22? My Chevelle My red and white stuffed poodle, my scrapbook, my class-ring, and my driver's license Me Tape Player, My Jimi Hendrix Tape, 428 N. 2nd Street My 1970 P.O. class ring, my letters, my Peace, and my ticket to Hawaii Class ring, gun, and Brownie My pictures of Bill and his letters My motorcycle Short Hair My plastic snake, piano, and Slippery Rock catalogue Anything that I have my hands on at the time My bow, that always misses Dean, and my big blue class ring, and all my great memories My Stereo Tape player My driver's license PASTIME I enjoy driving the car and sewing Skipping classes on weekends Working with Robin Taking walks, cooking and sewing Driving Riding around Philipsburg Daydreaming and being a good girl Plunking with my 22? Assistant Basketball Coach Watching R. V. and having fun Hunting, fishing, and music Being with the gang Being with Art, going to Sheppton, and making plans Hunting, fishing, and hiking Being with Bill Riding my motorcycle Keeping busy Reading, loafing, and playing piano Doing anything that makes me happy Having a good time, es- pecially with Nice Girls Being with Dean Driving Going to Philipsburg to run around WILL I will my seat in room 129 to my sister Donna. I will my ability to become a senior to Charles Cummings. I will my luck of getting to school and working with Rob- in Pearce to any unlucky per- son. I will all the fun in Math Class to my sister jean. I will my Trig Book to my nephew Greg. I will my job as boss in the cafeteria to Ken Rougeux. I will all my quietness and ability to stay out of trouble to Sharon. I will my sideburns to John White I will my drum sticks to Yvonne Sedlak. I will my ability to get caught being in my locker at the wrong time to anyone Qes- pecially my brotherj who doesnlt get caught. I will my baton and whistle to any great talented person like me. I will my fire hall keys to Larry Ross. I will my ability to catch J.D.P. off guard, without him knowing, to Suzi-Belle. I will my ability to do good on tests to my brother Charlie I will to my sisters the ability to keep their temper and my Senior year at W.B.A. I will my football locker to Pickle if he can reach it. I will my horn case to my brother. I will my debt of 2,345 sticks of gum to anyone who wants to pay it. I will my seat in front of Ted's Store and the ability to pass Chemistry to Gary Yontosh. I will my centering ability in football to some lucky person. I will my future years to Dean. I will my ability to become a senior to Ken Wooster. I will my trumpet to Kate and all those bad school days to anybody who wants them. NAME Monica Marie Lyncha Ernest D. Majeski Debra Ann Mandel Linda Eileen Mason Andrew P. Matsko Ed McGuire Richard Merrow Ronald Allen Miller Kenneth Moore Lois Moore Anita Louise Moskol David Eugene Mulhollen Edward Nachman Cynthia Gail O'Connor Dennis Pearce Kay Robin Pearce Joseph D. Potter john Pollock James Edward Ricotta Harold john Roos, Jr. Robert Lee Ropchock jeffrey Delmar Rowles Michael Rudella , POSSESSION My 1968 yearbook, my money My height and coordination Silver bracelet, stuffed ani- mals Memories of Wharton, N.J.g Erie, Pa.g Buffalo, N.Y.g Neustadt, Ont. and cheering My Peace shirt My pet Duke My bow and double barrel My radio records, my peace sign and my blue bellbottom- ed jeans Wish I had one Classring and Drivers License My picture of the Roadster, memories and my record I always thought that I'd see you againn My car My dog Bang My big green dog, Grey and my ring My beagle dog Herman, my jewel studded dagger My cat and dog My little brown jug My H.P. Chevy II and my Yamaha Sharon Driver's license, and a trail bike A ham radio receiver Telephones PASTIME Driving my brother's Honda, singing Playing on Bill's QDadsj volley ball team Cheering, eating, talking on the phone Playing with matches Hunting and Archery Having a good time. Hunting, fishing, and living Listening to my radio and records, taking certain people to and from sports events Working on cars Being with Ken Being in Philipsburg because spoom is there Going to Clearfield Working at Bingo Sewing and being with Gary Working on my Volkswagen Going to -I.P.'s with Mary Being with Ann at our place Sunday and Wednesday nights Riding my cycle, going rootin Going to the football locker room during study hall Working on stock cars and running around Receiving ham radio opera- tors Coppering WILL I will my ability to keep my temper while walking home with the boys to Christine and Ann Marie. I will my jump shot to Coach Smith. I will my silver bracelet to Mary Jo. I will my ability to put out fires to the Morris Township F ire Company. I will my socks to anyone Mr. Massaglia catches without socks. I will all my years at W.B. I don't have anything to will. I will my years at W.B.A. to anyone who wants some good and bad memories. I don't have one. I will my fun at W.B.A. to Cynthia Lucas. I will my saying I tried but I couldn't do it to all those who tried but couldn't do it. I will my ability to pass to Milton Roos. I will my drivers license to john White. I will my ability to sew to Gail Pecharko. I will Greg Smith a pair of suspenders so he won't forget his band pants at the Osceola parade. I will my ability to stay calm at wrestling matches to any- one who has a friend who has four brothers who wrestle. I will my ability to climb into the ring after being knocked out, to anyone who wants it. Will all my Mondays and Thursdays to anyone who can live with them. I will my ability to lose my license before I had them to john White. I will my ability to pass his- tory and my name Stump to Milton and Rick. I will all my memories to any- one who wants them. I will my blue-black ink pen to Barb Bell. I will my 30 speed bicycle to George Yontosh. NAME Diane Lynn Rusnak Dean Ryen Andrew Sabol Linda Sue Sabol john Joseph Saggese Daniel Shadeck Michael L. Shadeck Betty Ann Shiroke Michael Joseph Shive Jeffery Shugarts james Smeal Anna Marie Smolko Anna Marie Soltis Barbara Ann Stiner Charlotte Stiner Edward Storck ILinda Terry l Jamie Lynn Tibbens Walter P. Timblin Scott Viehdorfer POSSESSION All my junk My Mother, Tex, and Bessie My dog Tony Zip, Suzi, and Our Myrtle My driver's license that I hardly ever have De De My tape player Candle jug and incense burner My big orange motorcycle My very own genuine plastic combination bank vault My red cat My Mom and Dad, a stuffed animal named Charlie, a watch, also Vince's letters 69 class ring, and my friends . . . Driver's license, key chain, and memories ofD.B., also my car Class ring My truck My stuffed animals and my wrecked car My class rings and memories of the prom My little Chevrolet, orange Honda Driver's license and Baseball glove PASTIME Having fun, hunting for lost contacts, worrying over year- book deadlines, and collecting dues from this wealthy class Being with Bessie Hunting Cheering, eating, and being a football Being picked up by the police Riding around in my Mercury Riding around and listening to my tape player Swimming, horse back riding, and learning anything new Chasing cows with my motorcycle Hunting and fishing ????Being Dumb Thinking of Vince, riding around in Philipsburg Having fun Running around in Philips- burg To spend all my extra time listening to records Goofing off in Philipsburg Dancing and running around Trying to learn to slow dance Being with a certain girl Getting to home room on time WILL I will Jessica's ambition to john and jerry White and life in Hawk Run to Bob Allen who enjoys city life and ex- citement. I will my ability to wrestle to Randy Coble. I will all my rotten years at West Branch to anybody who wants them. I will all my smarts to my bro- ther, Bill, and my wonderful cheerleading memories to any future cheerleader. My ability to cheat and never get caught to anyone who doesn't have time for study- ing. I will my 2 years of Biology to De De. I will my ability to stay in the band four years to Randy Kovalcin. My green eyes to any cat that needs them. I will my dark barn to anyone who needs it. I will my plastic bank vault to any future safe-cracker. My ability to get home by 2 a.m. Qonjunior licensej to Ken Rougeux. I will my heart and all my love to Vince. I will the back seat on the band bus to D.H. and D.R. I will my empty key chain to my brother Charlie. I will my driving ability to Mary Ann. I will my ability to do Plane Geometry to anyone who wants it. I will Mr. Dixon my driving ability Qand the gray hairs that go along with itj. My ability to go on one ski to my sister, Debbie, and my ability to water ski period to Aggie Matsko. I will my 6th period study hall to anyone who can stand a boring study hall. I will my experience in liming the football field to Coach Bailey. NAME Sandra L. Walters Madalyn White Richard Lynn Williams Walter J. Williams Diana Lee Zimmerman 30 POSSESSION PASTIME A picture of a certain guy, my Riding in Philipsburg and pink dog and Shootsie getting into trouble Morgan, cheerleading, Sleeping, eating popcorn, and uniform, jewel-studded dag- looking for red-headed ger, and memories of the hockey players beach My two dogs Duke and Festus Hunting and fishing Pet dog Hunting and fishing My pets and memories of my Going to New York and friends horseback riding WILL I will all my fun times at W.B to my sister Kathy. I will my ability to stay calm during wrestling matches to any girl with four brothers who wrestle. I will my one year of shop to my sister. I will all my years at W.B. to anyone that wants them. I will my stuffed animals to Cindy. L., -i.,-,w,,i! ' is Y: 7 fi administration DP S3-I E P-' D 5 e'+' 1 Q3 C-Y' 3-1. O 'D Ill will ff . F ll i Mr Harry N Hays Mr. Ralph F. Ventresco Superintendent High School Principal Wmqmkk ig 2 3 Mr Carlo .I Massaglla Mr. Lewis M. Lucas Vice Principal Vice Principal Board of Education ' 1 +2 mga S N si ll if fc iii 5 a H:-N 'V+ Seated: Donald J. McDowell, Mrs. Shirley Cobleg Mrs. Constance Albertg Mrs. Edan Burgeg Robert Eyerly, Sec. Standing: J. R. Clydeg Vice Pres.gWalter W. janke, fp Presgjoseph G. Nadzomi William I. Folmar 0 If if X f, P gy' ii 0 2' o :. QS as - I D 09 -A Seoretames , - G-X .4 - ' K Xl -.L-' xx W Q1 ,,. :'l 0 f- 'ifillllll if K M 'fx fy 1. - ie, 3 is l 4 ZZ- 1 'f Henry L. Force General Office f A . - -- 2 , ' , it i Mrs. Ethel Stonebraker Paulette Santoro Sec. to Mr. Hays General Office Faculty L Q Y,, , . ,f A',' , Alfred J. Andrejcik John M. Bailey Joseph S. Beahan American History II Special Education English Cf? 4 A 1 Kathryn Beahan Nancy E. Bish Thomas R, Boyd Shorthand, Typing Health, Girls Phys. Ed. Chemistry, General Science -Q.. --5, -Q., lDk'Q5 QW., ii! , Robert T. Carlson Mary C- Chaplin Joseph W. Colna Arithmetic Special Education English, Adv. Speech and Comp Q Q Faculty , ., .. 1'- f ijyjn-f !, . .. a I ,aff M,,,- V ,,,.,-f ,f' 4? l ,fig 2' l- ,,f YZ, ...- .,.- - l! .tix . 4 l . . joel T. Cowlier Eugene A. Dixon Driver! Education Geograpliy. History ff i ' M , M, . J Q. .W . . I Robert T. Forney John R. Galley English Boys Phys. Ed. Carroll L. Hanawalt Kevin T. Hickey Home Economics Biwl0gy.GC11. SU- Alice K. Fink Seliool Nurse RSX Robert C. Graffuis Ty'IUi1lg.l5US.M3fll. Gen. Bus. Law. and Sell. BC21U'lCCJOl'lIlSOIl Reading. English V 5. Facult 1 l Q I l I A 1 55 if ma 'sv Nancy A- P1 Oiics joseph A. Kardohcly English Algebra ll,Aclv.Mz1th. Pl. Gcom., Trig., Solid f r. V I , f-1 45711 .i wh ' r, ,rf 'Q W' nr H X S ii if 1 W3 if .fa x Wi k It W Q ng v if .llk A . .5??f'?M1f-I Aw 5 -Lf . . if if4'l.. f as MB. .ig g K 1 A rss. it Q 1 XX 2 , . it Nha is I H ' xc I xii 5 ' lx li ji-iiii P' Kilim Frank H. Lingcnfcltcr Arg Health, Pa. History ' Q' 5 ' Q3 rw E H. 1 n 53 sei ' LK ' , .' i i ii I Q 4 SEN x 4 Q 5 ,.q,,,, 's,ix -yi Y. , M, if Q s Q 'S -' A 1 K 1, 4, is Q 5: it K 5. I if .qw A riiiii . N P A. N , I ,glitz-? i me Lylr K 3 I Vi .A .t S1446 1 I R AS' will lkimwg . QA . Lewis M. Lucas Ethel McCully English, Algebra II. Arithmetic, Gen. Math I Gen. Math II 4 f is 'Q ., mir. .J Mzisww W 2- .,.Eii,,i,. ix may S FE. ,t iffW,2.g 2 it -5ess,Ef- ' lv J .1 H- 1 'X f 4 Arden D. Kcphart lristrumcntnl Music i Reese W. Livcrgood Algebra I. Gen. Math II Trig., Solid ' blliflflfillf Ann C. Marcinko History, English Faculty ii- ' ' . K ,. Q. 1' L Margaret L. Marcoux Carlo J. Massaglia Guidance Counselor Bookkeeping, Gen. Bus., Bus. Math., Typing Beatrice S. Park Helen Radomsky Librarian French I 8: II, Algebra I Louise H- Rheem Sandra L. Shaddock Robert L. Miner History George W. Raber Industrial Arts Metal - iff 00 5055036 s 'S' Oli U Frederick S. Sidorick H0H1e EC0110miCS Gen. Music, Elemen. Sec. Science, Gen. Science Faculty ji' ' Yi-w!'Yx- VT A ls A Z5 . gl X A.V. HL K , .. 'I I, vw le . .. an .Ln . ......---- A s W , f X------' 'M an Nw F ' . f W A -..::k QiafEii'iifie . g , '5Ff if 5tE,,.4. . . i n K 'if i s g mf si YP' -' , f . f ' Q ...kf,,, ' uf s ' . 1 . I Q -Kam, 45- +P r ' sv ix . Thomasj, Smith Susanne Snyder George A. Timchak History Health, Girls Phys. Ed. Industrial Arts-Wood l . Jgseph F, Tutokie Merle R. Yeager Albert C. Zinz Guidance Counselor History Physics, GCD- SCiCHC6, P.O.D. Geography X A rf Il I, . A A ik K .ge Faculty Caught Ill l2l l3l fn Q' 10 1 A master salesman 2 As I ve sard before I 11 stand the two of you When do we break out? Are you sure there s no school today? . WHO sucks their thumb? 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' john Saggese Mike Shive ,M Ed Stofck Warriors Lower Tommyhawk Ted Hublef 919 QE Doug B611 Bill Little Jim English W.B. 0 Glendale 20 W.B. 14 Philipsburg-Osceola 34 W.B. 0 Moshannon Valley 20 W.B. 6 Curwensville 1 5 W.B. 18 Bald Eagle Area 16 W .B. 1 8 Bucktail Area 20 W.B. 18 Bellwood Antis 28 T.V. Football Row 1 R. Schallgj. Ze1enkygT. Folmarg G. Fenushg M. Johnsongpi SabO1.J.WeseSky.N. Verbeckgj' Carlson? R005? M- MCDOWS11sJ-Whifff4M- Quick? D- Howe? ROW G. Hanslovang E. Hanslovang G. Fyeg E. Hublerg Coach 2 T-Y011f0Sh2J-BuHY2kSB-Hummeli-CQURMHSV- Galley Row 4 S. Merrowg J. Watrog M. Patrickg D. Carr? R- K0ValCin?J- Ennis? R- Schnaffs? W- Cartwright? Nelsong Rf Conkling D. Mulhllerg D. Socashg L. Marting T. Crowellg S. Contig Row 3 J. Baronikg S. Conkling J. L.GreS1iCk Scores Block You SUYS, block The best kind of pass Dead Emi You Zig, I'1l Zag 2 Warrior Football .. .gh ,, ,VM ,: Y EQ? .P All by himself Guess What? He Missed! Did you see her? l I 519. Sifynf Qliaeffqfll r mg -my fy .A And away We go Puttin' your shoulder into it Varsity Baseball Row 1 D McGarry E. Browng J. Dobog F. Cartwrightg R Viedorfer R Alleng T. CroWellgW. Cartwrightg R. Schnarrs Row 2 S Merrowg T. -Iankeg R. Kovalcing R. Sudik D jones T Hublerg-I. ZelenkygB. ChilcotegD Varsity Scores Juniata Valley Bellwood Antis Juniata Valley Mo Valley St. Francis Glendale Curwensville Harmony Clearfield St. Francis Glendale Curwensville Harmony St. Francis Clearfield 8 1 4 4 2 1 12 1 6 2 4 4 5 2 2 Guenotgj. Callahang S. Contig Row 3 Coach Galleyg Coach Livergoodg G. Folmarg S. Viedorferg B. Howe. D. Humenikg C. Pecharkog M. Lawrenceg D. Emighg Coach Forney an J. lf- Batters Up Mo Valley 6 The Mighty Cassey Where did it go Senior Letterman , 5' 'K ri , 2 I , 'L .. ' 1. ' -if' KS , Bill Howe Where did it go? nn! ' an M- W'15if- N, N jxw , , , , - if avr f IV 'Y EW ' ' G .qw .isrym g. QT ,A G00d Swing Bearing down Extra Bases? ML K, ,,-sw-,j, Did he hit it? Gary Percharko Spring Track 1970 Row 1 J. Cartwrightg W. Timhling H. Pillotg A. Fischg B. Ulbrickg H. Burket Row 2 Coach Galleyg W. Sunderlandg D. Howeg D. Smutzerg G. Smith: M. Rudellag B. Charlesg Coach Livergoodg Coach Forney That was rough On Your Mark! All by themselves Cross Country Fall 1970 Row 1 H. Pillotg B. Beveridgeg G. Smithg B. Ulbrickg D. Smutzerg S. viedoffef Row 2 Coach Forneyg M. Rudellag J. Arawaygj. Cartwrightg L. Conti Varsity Scores W.B. 23 DuBois Central 32 W.B. 30 DuBois Central 25 W.B. 31 DuBois High 24 W.B. 21 Tyrone 34 W.B. 29 Southern Huntingdon 26 W.B. 24 Bellefonte 31 W.B. 33 DuBois High 22 W.B. 21 Bellefonte 34 W.B. 19 Tyrone 38 Team with the lowest score is the winner in cross country races. The Warriors placed second in the District VI Meet. Individual trophy winners plac- ing in the top ten were Greg Smith, Mike Rudella, and Dave Smutzer. Mike Rudella Scott Viehdorfer Varsity Wrestling Row 1: J. Dobog D. Ryeng J. Saggeseg G. Feriushgj. Smealg D. Shivegj. Smealg Row 2: J. Whiteg J. Englishg Varsity Scores W.B. 14 Dubois 23 W.B. 49 Moshannon Valley 2 W.B. 20 Tyrone 22 W.B. 29 Band Eagle Area 14 W.B. 29 Philipsburg-Osceola 14 W.B. 14 State College 24 W.B. 45 Brockway 9 W.B. 26 Ridgeway 14 W.B. 28 Penns Valley 12 W.B. 20 Curwensville 23 W.B. 37 Huntingdon 3 Pleased to meet you E. Storkg T. Howeg-I. Ricottag J. Whiteg Coach Dixon Coach Dixong T. Howeg D. Ryeng Coach Timchak Another scalp for our Warriors Senior Lettermen W! -.Meinl - or 3 Dean Ryen :ee f Tim Howe The Really Big One QU? A , ff Ed Storck Jim Smeal How Sweet It Is! -...iw Ari? jim Ricotta John Saggese Jim English A very happy Warrior. Well done Dean The fight is on. .l.V. Wrestlers Row 1: R. Schnarrsg D. Englishgj. Cartwrightg E. jacob- Timchakgj. Fyeg D. Howeg V. Carrg M. Quick R Davls song D. Rougeuxg A. EnglishgT. Smeal. Row 2: Coach J. Sherry l W.B. 9 W.B. 3 W.B. 46 W.B. 25 W.B. 3 W.B. 11 W.B. 16 W.B. 21 W.B. 28 W.B. 33 W we 1 Q. , 1 N ' P QV AQ l.V. Scores Dubois Tyrone Band Eagle Philipsburg State College Brockway Ridgeway Penns Valley Curwensville Huntingdon .. ...hx Hard at work? W, ,. iv You're just not my type The mighty right arm of Mr. T. prevails Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Rightg D. Smutzer, J. Callaha L. Conti, M. Lawrence. SECOND ROW: T. Hubler, Smith, E. Majeski, R. Kovalcin, Coach Smith Varsity Scores W.B. 57 Philipsburg-Osceola W.B. 71 Bald Eagle W.B. 49 Bucktail W.B. 69 Bucktail W.B. 48 Brockway W.B. 57 Bald Eagle W.B. 48 Juniata Valley W.B. 55 Harmony W.B. 59 Glendale W.B. 61 Juniata Valley W.B. 74 Curwensville W.B. 52 Moshannon Valley W.B. 79 Harmony W.B. 60 Glendale W.B. 55 Philipsburg-Osceola W.B. 57 Curwensville W.B. 53 Moshannon Valley W.B. 62 Brockway Ernie Majeski-Captain Coach Smith Ron Dovalcin-Captain Senior Lettermen s?z iW R. Kovalcin E. Majeski Good for two Fancv shooting Get that rebound .l.V. Basketball FIRST ROW! Hummel, L- G00dmHH, M- McDowell, R- Sunderlin, S. Merrow, M. Maines, B. Chilcote, D Emlgh K0V21lCif1, S- Conti, R- Mulhollem, R- Shimmel, D- Maguire, G. Lawrence, T. Turner, J. Araway, R. Leid, Coach Smlth w.B. 13 w.B. 23 w.B. 32 w.B. 22 w.13. 16 w.B. 24 1 w.B. 28 w.B. 25 w.B. 35 W.B. 39 w.B. 23 w.B. 37 w.B. 21 w.B. 25 w.B. 29 w.B. 39 w.B. 28 w.B. 15 B. Nearhood. SECOND ROW: T. Turner, T. Leid. D. Scores Philipsburg Bald Eagle Area Bucktail Bucktail Brockway Bald Eagle Juniata Valley Harmony Glendale Juniata Valley Curwensville Mo Valley Harmony Glendale Philipshurg Curwensville Mo Valley Brockway WY . ll N I .I r K 1 ff ll -99i,v, r.' All if l af X ,I .- , I That's my ball I hope, I hope Basketball Candids Up and in What goes up WMV: I 0 Ref , I have to leave the room 'xg Rf Ron's ready Jump ball 94 J 'N 42 Varsity Cheerleaders STANDING: L. Sabol, D. English, G. Swanson, L. Mason, M. Kashella. KNEELING: P. Mulhollem D Mandel M White. Madalyn Tri-captain Seniors Linda Tri-captain r,,,.x 4:57 x Debbie Tri-captain Lin da Deb Varsity Club Row 1: Mr. Smith, G. Swanson, M. White, M. Kashella, L. Mason, D. English, L. Sabol, P. Mulhollem, D. Mandel, Row 2: Mr. Timchak, E. Majeski, G. Smith, E. Storck, J. Saggese, F. Weitoish, J. White, R. Viehdorfer, J. Benton, Row 3: Mr. Forney, D. English, J. Dobo, G. Fenush, S. Viehdorfer, J. Ricotta, J. Smeal, D. Ryen, T. Howe, J. Lipka, R. Kovalcing Row 4: Mr. Galley, J. White, J. Smeal, D. Bell, R. Schall, B. Roos, G. Folmar, B. Allen, J. Josephson, M. Shive, Row 5: Mr. Zinz, W. Timblin, B. Little, R. Miller, E. Brown, A. Fisch, C. Josefik, M. Lawrence, J. English, W. Cartwright, Row 6: T. Berkley, T. Hubler, D. Jones, J. Callahan, D. Smutzer, J. Cartwright, D. Shive, D. Howe, M. McDowell, R. Koyalcing Row 7: B. Ulbrick, R. Sudik, T. Marcinko, P. Humenik, F. Cartwright, E. Fenush, T. Folmar, B. Sahol W. English, T. Walker Row 1: A. Conti, D. Belko, S. Hubler, C. Clyde, B. Pearce, P. Bell, B. Way, A. Santoro, N. Branton, S.Jones, C. Liptakg Row 2: J. Ennis, D. Socash, T. Leicl, D. Sunderlin, T. Turner, L. Conti, Sherry, T. Yontosh, J. Soltis, S. Contig Row 3: J. Johnson, Hanslovan, D. Nelson, E. Hanslovan, R. Shimmel, B. Chilcote, D. Ma- guire, V. Carr, Fye, R. Martin, Row 4: L. Goodman, J. Araway, T. Sutton, E. Jacobson, Ken Rougeux, G. Yontosh, A. English, N. Verbeck, J. wesesky, J. Carlson, Row 5: T. Eyerly, R. Conklin, J. Hubler, T. Smeal, B. Schnarrs, G. Lawrence, M. Maines, B. Mulhollem, B. Hummel, Row 6: L. Callahan, M. Patrick, T. Beveridge, J. Bunyak, L. Greslick, S. Merrow, J. Hubler, E. Hubler, T. Crowell, B. Narehoodg Row 7: P. Shive, R. Oncea, C. White, B. Grubbs, G. Gable, D. Cartwright, M. Quick, R. Davis, M. Roos, B. Orwick J 'id 4.2.04 Q4 Vi fx ? ,Q N x l ff I 'S' .U 1 u. 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Vg, 25 5 A gr N. 32- Ti f-- 'F ' fii?f5f2t?:ii84 .1 E: 1 .. ,..Q',1 , :.'z:-522234-W i 2 f ' if - K ' . , , 2' .W :iii-V Q2 7::.::' V Aff' fQ97Egfl?Jj55ffi,f,'f5 2 2 ' 5746, REE? 2 2 2 2 'Q i2 Y 11 5- N, 2r:2,3g5,ge1s ,gg i-55' 531 5 51:5 H 2 2 F52 ' . M W gym FT wa .,12:,'gf1L?ifvf 5 H252 ff1,g-'fzgwf 11 .1':,Rw.g,f2g Q Sm 'lil-.-,T 2 5225i5f1il?FlSl5iQ15 ?k 2- ,,. A ..,- ,W ,.,- ,I .2 2591 F9 '3 Wi K 3 F F, . if W2 IQ2' fea22w 3 'Q 4 2 2 A f,,-M1222g:v5fe,,g,g5g,,X'1H , The Way We like it 2 2 2 ig ,, , 22, -,..,,. 22,22 2 A2 22 1 They really helped the team i Q Warriors in Action Big enough to ddve a truck through Sweet victory Did it or didn't it X 21 f Q - , , L if , - ,, 'J , . -V: x j vi! M if 1' X A V M , ,7 rt . 5 t 1 V ,j -. L ' , z , ' 'L 1. L 'A A I L 4 .3 ,ee 4 One for the little guys 5 J, The mighty Cassey at bat -1 1 W' I V? 4 X: 1 ly X L1 ' VX fill' A E 1,35 qplfl I , AME ,im Special Services Food Service 1st row: P. Peters, food mgrg E. Beveridgeg 2nd row: A. Ryeng E. Merrowg A. English. It is very difficult to please everyone, but we think you have done the best job possible. Our sincerest thanks. S. , i .vi I 1 G. Smithg E. Alhberg, head custodiang A. Yontashg F. Smealg M. Deacong C. Simm M. Deacong C. Simm Gust Evert We can never thank you enough for all the long, hard hours you put in to keep our beautiful school as neat as it is. .al ,,,,.x activities Warrior Staff V, ff X. Sometimes work is clone Mr. Zinz Editors Diane 84 Beverly l -Q J' Standing-C. O'Conner, M. shadeck, A. Larson, T. Hubler, L. Mason. Seated-C. Evans, B. Dobash, D. Rusnak, T. Batcho. Editorial and Business Staff -1 Q! X. , 1 4 ,I my f . if ' Standing-J. Ricotta, M. Lyncha, D. Mardel, E. Majeski, M. Moslock, K. Lawrence, T. Berkley Seated-L. Sabol, A Soltis, M. Custaney, D. Folmar, J. Astare. Typing Staff N Row 1: D. Mignotg B. Stinerg Row 2: J. Jankeg L. Terryg Kashellag Standing: T. Batcho Row 3: B. Lutzg A. Smolkog Row 4: M. Rusnakg V. Soliciting Staff Standing: C. Albertg J. Jankeg K. Shirokeg T. Hlimmelg Whiteg Seated: C. Evansg G. O'Connorg B. Dobashg A M. Dukemang D. Eisenhauerg B. Conklingj. Tibbensg T. Soltisg D. Rushakg M. Custaneyg M. Whiteg V. Englishg Berkleyg N. Arawayg A. Larsong T. Cutezo, T. Hubler, K. Biggans un- --was-Q -'I-ammun-qi wwwwmmwn, Advisors Editors 'fs-.J Mr. Graffius, Mrs. B6ah9.I1,Mr- Beahall Row 1: M. Custaney, J. janke, A. Soltis, Row 2: G. Bamat, R. Sudik Arrow Editorial Staff 4. ROW 12 J- Astare, V- Rolley, D- Miglwt, M. Rllmak, A- Rusnak, R. Sudik, G. Bamat, C. Lawrence, J. -Ianke, Soltisg Row 2: M. Moslak, M. Custaney, M. Lyncha, E. S, Conti Martin, V. Clark, N. Arawayg Row 3: L. Mason, D. 68 Twins Staff Standing: K. Beahang L. Terryg P. Coutrietg R. Pearceg M. Lynchag A. Soltisg L. Moore, B. Dobashg B. Stinerg Seated V Kashellag T. Batchog D. I-Iartleg A. Smolkog K. Biggansg S. Butler Art S taff M. Lygnch Staglmgz Progress Reporters Seated: V. Clarkg T. Hummelg Standing: M. Dukeman x Y- Q,g rd -X 'fi 2 Qi g . 315557 nil? i f 7 A' 1 feng ,f v ' 4 iz!! ww. 5 .W a. QM, l S I as Q. . l 2. +91 M, 7 LQ --mfzli , fi lr-1 .. - 14 l! 4, 4 ' .gr ESS gl M5 K Blii. . Maxx, 1 Bl' 4 A Wi' -fl., -C t . Q- f L gg may-,Q A . 1 Q 5. --1. M. va fi ...J-Z Y. lf!!! ful is .m..5sg.,...., My fi i a mmf. Q .. w an W. mill! M L ' as L ., Q 'vfgx L1 ' - 'T XXI!!! 401' I' iff' . 4 We C- 1 RJ .4 'S 54 iii T 1 uf O s: o cn vi be. Li .S IQ x: o U Dil C. o KD 1: .r: o +-7 u-I C. Gresllck, 5 zz 3 3 L5 E Q4 I-3 C. O V1 s.. ru 'O CI 41 bd vf J-I J-3 63 3 ..i ai Eisenhouer, V. Rolle G E U., .-Q v2 I- A 5 O cd I- cn 'E u. I1 GJ DD :a o od mmel, G. Turner, D. Tibbens, B. Ulbrick, G. Lawrence, D. Hu Rasch, K. J. Shaw, D. Burket, L. Pearce, D. ol 0. DD S-4 :1 CQ vi . v-:N .M Ch o as o ... o M. Q mond, Ray D. H.. U A-v u GJ I-I-1 6 O, N U La 5 U l'4 g, L. Ross, P. Burge, . E E .2 U-4 Q C. O V7 1 as U Q CU, Q 3-4 as cu D-4 Q H. an N l-F 3 E VD J, 3 2 C. Albert, P. Chilcote, S. English, ROW COND el. SE mm Albert, T. Hu xi O Ill 3-4 eu A 41 P: .-. ca 3 O D U 2 :ri Z. E .Q -C UD nd E. 'Q CD L5 ..:: .29 E F-Ll G Q. 5-7 o .2 .LE U Iii C. 0 53 c: KD LQ . ? U-4 D H. GJ :s o ..:: 4: 412 .2 L!-I way, D. YS. Mignot, A d E E o U-4 G kovan, D. Raymond, mmel. W: A. Kephart, F. Hu RO URTH FO right, R. Suclick, G. .51 l-4 C5 U P-3. 1 E . E ..:: cn G E. :a n-1 cd H. U c: 5-4 :s l E-3 everidge, mar, B. B Shacleck. THIRD mmel, R. Larson, M. olina, B. Cutezo, D. Hu at dish, T. C Hu Band Director Drum Major Mr. Arden Kephart Fred Hummel BAND OFFICERS DISTRICT BAND The real spirit Caught him at work The new Rocketts? Y' ai f +R ' -X ! Maj orettes E213 First Row: A. Soltis, S. Burge, B. Conklin Second Row: S. Butler, V. Kashella, L. Luzier Color Guard Standing: S. O'C0nnor, B. Dobash, R. Pearce, D. LeGrand Kneeling: J. Roussey, C. 0'C0nnOr ii? 3 Su.. Ll. Musicians in Action True Spirit All in step and in tune , wp ,Q X. 7' it 6 1 I Even the best have to practice t Q 1., Our Dlrector S I If Best foot forward ji N-f l S in .. .. ff 'C - 1. sf! M, .. . 1-if! K: M- is EKU!! . , -. SE mf 'F Q 7 W .. in ' ' w S. 3 w - 'IH 8 15.5. gy ,, ,, ...Q um .- .- ,- 52 x .. - - : mc K! 1 24 ... W Q... . .. -. .- .- , nf. in 3 5 gg, M...-rv W., ii umm . . ,Q V ' in 1.1 mg arm S Q M gg I gwnwfg 2 ,,,,,,,, V kgs K , .N ,.,, ..- 3. , ii W5 u. H? ii ZZ :KI ww W . .- 1. .. . ., mv ,. - . .. 5 'Y Ci! ll SKI! . 2 ,W M - lf' .- rg 1 r . WRU Q , 9: qw . - bu. .1 J. M., gpg: N ' F V.. 0 ... , H , .Y-56.53 1 mana , .3 J.. , ww - ow z .- z . H F -- m ii lt i!7'.' , gg P-.. ff at 3 Y A is IGI!!! S V. ,v xi, - Q A mn ? . , M., : f.. ,, . F.. ru 1 ff' 53..- -T earce, C. Potter, G. Benton, S. English, D. Evans, L. P k, L5 79 ..o N cn E FU.- I-1 N -C O ..-4 vu nd ri ch N a o .sa ln U Q 2 .2 .nc s: :s C1 Q F. Cromshaw, 0 Aa :s D 2 H. x.. rv U Qi E o Gd ei C. cu E cs.. r: I. Lyncha, A. Moskol, S. Butler, M. Lynch Oll nce Row F TC ey, C. Law V1 V1 3 Q4 H. OJ :Q o o III 5 Fc. VZ rd .Q o D Z -M. . 2 'TA GJ L4 O M 6 1: CH v L11 nd J. U o 5-4 ..s: -I-I o nd L5 m. E . 2 'S r-A 6 I-4 o J-3 c: CS cn tezo, der, D. Pearce, T. Cu OW Rusnak, R. C M. ..: cn CB ,Q o Q cd va. u: W O VJ 41 wi U C1 N 4-I rn 'J U 2 N, c: II cv 1-J cs U 2 S4 0 1: I-4 :x I-' ol ow: M. Lytle R Second Astare, V. Rolley J. B. Rudella, .a uf C 0 .D fra E-1 Q 5' 1 C1 O U -is 0. .14 V1 3 fo S: 4 L5 H. CU E C U-4 Cf T E E :s 'JI LI-1 C. o 2 CU L-I Qi A ei 'a CD A 'TJ E E 'J I 5' Ts E VJ E-3 cha, L. Watts, D. Mignot, E. Martin, S. Lyn Madrigals l 6.2 GD 13-NJ Row 1: L. Watts, T. Hummel, M. Dukeman, N. Arawayg Row 2: L. Walker, C. Potter, D. Tibbc-:ns,J. Roussey, D. Eisenhauer Row 3: D. Pearce, B. Hummel, G. Smith, F. Hummel, J. Annis Chorus Officers and District Chorus WWE' Row 1: Robin Pearce-Vice Pres. Linda Walker, Dis, Terry Hummel-District Row 2: Greg Smith-Treasg Anita Humenik-Sec., Debbie Tibbens, Dis. Fred Hummel-Dis. Musicians? Music in action Student Council Q 19 4. Q5 .iff an m?m FIRST ROW: L. sabol, M. Moslalc, C. Potter, D. Mignot, J. Janke, V. Rolley, M. Lego, E. Martin, J. Tibbens. SECOND ROW: D. Rusnak, L. Liptak, P. Mulhollem, M. Custaney, A. Soltis, M. Rusnak, D. Tibbens, C. Clark, M. Sankey, C. Dudak, L. Pristash. THIRD ROW: V. Crowell, P. Quick, L. Pollock, D. Zelensky, J. Reichard, In addition to government, the Student Council was in charge of the assemblies and some of the school dances. OFFICERS SEATED: P. Mulhollem, L. Sabol STANDING: R. Kovalcin, C. Potter D. Raymond, K. Foster, D. Rieter, V. Mandle, M. Bran- ton. FOURTH ROW: P. Shive, D. Sliive, Miller, S. Hubler, C. Nearhood, S. Rice, J. Howe, M. Foster, A. Rice, J. Bronick. FIFTH ROW: R. Bosak, -I. Johnson, J. Saggese, Ricotta, R. Williams, J. Benton, T. Marcin ko, G. Bamat, R. Sudik, K. McDowell, G. Yontosh. I C.. D nv Ku... ,QF Q3 2 Q '11 , X' W' Siif- ,9 . 1 in x... p lui' U 3 R at ' 'ls ll 5 1' . f.' U ' Q - In x9 Orenda Society 'xi W STANDING: Astare, V. Clark, D. LeGrande, M. M. White, Tibbens, B. Dobash, P. Chilcote, D. Moslak, T. Cutezo, A. Larson, R. Larson. SEATED: Eisenhauef. NATIONAL nomo: soclerv P I? Z W VS V5 Lf yooi y' r w DD o N A M OFFICERS Oh joy, we finally made it SEATED: B. Dobash, D. Eisenhauer STANDING: A Larson, T. Cutezo Bookend Club ., 2 ,, W S. Holt, A. Matsko. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Park, D. Kirk- wood, L. Moore, K. Anderson, S. Lyncha, M. Sabol, B. Rudella, S. Reichard, J. Fisch, C. McGarry. FIFTH ROW: B. Mulhollem, R. Nearhood, C. Little, C. Paul, R. Thom- as, J. Burket, D. Mandel, M. Custaney, R. Miller, E. Martin. 'WW SEATED: J. Fisch, Secretaryg S. Lyncha, S.C. Alter, L. Moore, Treasurer, STANDING: M. Custaney, S.C. Representative, M. Lyncha President Bible Club First Row: D. Shimmel, K. Biggans, M. Lego, L. Mason, C. Dobash, D. Smeal, N. Dobash, D. Burket, L. Cum- mings, Second Row: R. Lutz, A. Moskol, S. Walter, B. Dobash, B. Stiner, L. Watts, -I. Reichard, A. Smolko, D. Dudak, J. Smith, Third Row: R. Nearhood, J. Cowder, K LY' LQ ,Q EEE his:- ,-1: C- azz.-zz' ga Hulse eg -Rug ax.. T x..! Xs....,,, S. Sones, L. Terry, C. Clark, M. Sankey, D. Stone, J. Roussey, M. Sabol, j. Burket, S. Cartwright, Fourth Row: C. Reichard, D. Albert, L. Pearce, J. Williams, R. Evans, N. Rice, M. Emigh, G. Swanson, K. Anderson, D. Holt, C. Lawrence, D. Dunkle OFFICERS Seated: M. Lego, V. President, K. Biggans, President, L. Mason, Treasurer Standing: L. Terry, Secretary, B. Lutz, S. C. Rep. Art Club Q 5 2 FIRST ROW: R. Folmar, D. Kochan, K. Boyer, C. Amway, T. Leid, B. McDowell, B. Mulhollem, R. Clark, S. Ferguson, K. Foster, B. Cutezo, D. Raymond, Schnars, N. Branton, A. Petkac, C. Albert, C. Panik, M C. Clark, SECOND ROW: J. Kizina, R. Bosak, L. Hartle, Kephart. FOURTH ROW: R. Reese, M, Bennet, J. S. Hubler, S. Rice, C. Liprak, J. Watro, P. Little, T. Zelenky, A. Humenik, K- Shiroke, P- K0valCir1, Yontosh, B. Catolina. L. Commings. THIRD ROW: N. A beautiful display along with the Science Fair and a trip to New York City, were part of the activities of this club. im. f OFFICERS A job well done Seated: R. Reese, Secretary, A. Petkac, V President, Standing: J. Zelenky, President, R. Bosak, Treasurer. Tri-Sci Club 4 . Z E . Row 1: M. Andrews, D. Dunkel, M. Moslak, D. La- Grand, M. Dukeman, J. Rusnak, D. Mignot, B. Conklin, D. Folmar, Row 2: K. Hickey, D. McTavish, C. Albert, J. Astare, D. Eisenhauer, K. Easen. M. Lego, K. Shirokee, R. Miller, N. Arawayg Row 3: M. Emigh, G. Swanson, K. -Hell ' 1 V 1 ,, V Wmgff' Lawrence, J. Jones, A. Petack, R. Bosak, T. Hummel, V. Clark, D. Hummel, D. Raymond, J. Zelenkyg Row 4: R. Reese Anderson, G. Bamat, B. Allen, Branton, J. Cartwright, G. Hudish, T. Marcinko, P. Humenick, Row 5: T. Berkley, L. Centi,T. Folmar, R. Sudick, G. Josefik. OFFICERS Seated: T. Hummel, treasg C. Albert, secg Standing: G. Bamat, pres, M. Lawrence, V.pres. Future Homemakers X ia A - .. .A .lg - . . . fi Row 1 A. Carrg D. Dunkelg R. Evansg G. Pecharkog Y. Riceg Row 3 B. Stinerg A. Moskolg K. Moore, N. Araway Sedlakg A. Smolkog S. Sneddeng I. Grahamg K. Biggansg N. Riceg C. Littieg J. Williamsg R. Nearhoodg C. Cariboug M. Legog J. Harrisg Row 2 Mrs. Rheemg E. Martin. J. L. Johnsong D. Flemingg L. Walkerg L. Williamsg Row 4 Masong D. Dudakg C. Dudakg V. Rolleyg L. Terryg S. S. Cartwrightg L. Mooreg D. Holtg S. Englishg D. Dixong Waltersg S. Holtg L. Whartleg G. Herbertg D. Evans: A. M. Leskovang C. Gresiickg J. Burketg C. Andresko Candy sales, cooking, baking and candy sales were some of the items of business undertaken by these young ladies. OFFICERS Seated: L. Moore, S. C. Rep.g E. Martin, S. C. Alt. S. Lyncha, Treas.g G. Lyncha, Pers.g R. Thomas, Historiang Standing: B. Stiner, News Reporterg L. Terry, Sec.g C. McGarry, Parlg B. Rudella, Vice Pres. Some menu I bet Future Nurses ROW I D- R0l1gCl1X- V- Rolley, L- MaS0Y1, K- Bigg211S, N- Cromshaw, L. Terry, S. Lyncha, L. Fetzer, V. Mandel, L Branron, G- Sffaka, D- Rllsnak- L- Williams ROW II MIS- Watts, V. Hoover, C. Weaver, N. Rice, R. Evans, Row IV Fink- A- M0Sk0l, J- Williams, S- WHIYCYS, B- Stinef, A- K. Rothrock, J. Roussey, E. Martin, G. Swanson, M. Smolko, D. Rieter, D. Dunkel, S. Snedden. Row III F. Custangy, M, Sabgl, C, Albert, OFFICERS O X ll! 'ev Seated-M. Custaney, President, S. Lyncha, V. President, Standing-L. Mason, Treasurer, B. Stiner, Secretary Scenes from West Branch Two of a kind The Chief gpm The lull before the storm No comment '-.wi-'J 3 i f t XZ if 1 l Our hero Swing high swing low oops. tn. W t , l,,, . t oenl enee ':-V:'- P , 'iw' ig I gotta go 4 H ' Q -fi ,F r fix ? H v alt. We 'L-'lwpdf Beautiful s 5 -'wi hr 2122! A iii' ,M ,, V , i t .4 ,H 1 2 en? t , 1 as rf Y ...-x,..s Ah A Q 'ig 'kvzx in t ..f' i Q 1' .g. . TX . , 'K -L fxixf W t i K ,af Q-ew -, ,V it .- 14' I 1 MVA- W., L, . fQ.:2,wf'g, , at 1 5-. E+-. dv. '51 '4 if Ee lt 'Tv i . AM I'd crawl a mile classes Class Officers P ml S W S lts . . ...uf , .. MI. Muscles The Warrior Seated: J. Rasch, Secretary: B. Rudella, Vice President .I I I D. Howe, President 4:-Q . 6 J dai They did their part Row 1: D. Kolowoskig C. Dudakg S. Moriarityg C. Teatsg B. Rudellag Row 4: B. Smealg B. Verbeckg B. Betlong R. J. Harrisg D. Evansg D. Sleigh: N. Dobashg Row 2: R. Evans: N. Riceg C. Caribou: R. Reese, E. Sevetsky, D. Nearhoodg D. Shimmelg K. Sageseg J. Raschg G. Petchar- Sunderling Row 5: G. Gable: D. Carlsong G. Lawrences kos L- PCHYCCZ L-J0hr1S011: D. Fleming? C. Paul? J. Sffak-'13 D. Emighg J. Benton: J. Carlsong F. Rasdorfg L. Waseskyg Row 3: C. Dobashg S. Sones, J. Cowderg D. Dixong C. B, Sabglg-J, White Weaver: J. Burketg C. Rothrockg R. Thomas: M. Fenushg T ophomore Class fm. '54 9 5 Qs F9 ' FIRST ROW: C. Greslick, V. Hoover,J. Mason, D. Raymond, L. Hartle, S. Holt, D. Hummel, E. Beck. SEC- OND ROW: A. Rice, C. Mehallow, C. Maines, B. Houston, D. Lucas,J. Force, S. Reichard, M. Leskovan, S. Snedden. THIRD ROW: S. Conti, A. Matsko, C. MaGarry,J. Fisch, K. Moore,J. Lyncha, M. Emigh, K. mem Anderson, G. Yontosh. FOURTH ROW: R. Butterworth, J. Reese, N. Nearhood, J. Hubler, T. Luzier, A. Maines. J. Fergeson, L. Goodman. FIFTH ROW: T. Yontosh, B. Chilcote,J. Zelenky, D. Howe, M. McDowell, T. Folmar, G. Kopchick, D. English, M. Cowder, A. Petak. FIRST ROW: D. Veneziano, A. Carr, C. Smeal, M. Carolina, R. Evans, F. Cromshaw, Y. Sedlak, L. Williams. SECOND ROW: C. Clark, D. Carr, B. Reese, C. Andresko, P. Turner, D. Albert, N. Branton, D. Tibbens, L. Walker, C. Potter. THIRD ROW: S. Stine, R. Bosak, D. Folmar, A. Hall, C. Barquist,J. Williams, P. Almgreen, J. Lingenfelter, R. Viehdorfer, T. Turner. FOURTH ROW: D. Rolley, A. English, J. Soltis, F. Weitiosh, M. Little, T. Crowell, D. Cowder, M. Beveridge. FIFTH ROW: D. Shive, T. Smeal, G. Araway, R. Marcinko, J. Sherry, N. Verbeck, B. Fetcenko, K. Sankey. Class Officers G. Folmar, V. President, J. Jones, Treasurerg D. Reiter, Secretaryg D. Eisenhauer, President . ., .M .r ' W e .af 7 akin X 4 Jimmie U Q- 5 , s, ., I 9? 1 W i- . T A H , ' fl K ' .' ' ' ' , af ' J Mx, , A , Ry. A af-GQ.. . . . 1 '- .5-surf ,gay : fr :-!. .,Q-g g : Al ., f lim? iff 77.1 pt . . f Y. ' --, B . S Practice makes perfect ' mmsAs' J . J -1. .Qs-.fi ,se' . Tired? Z Junior Class A Q - l.. Concentration 4 1 Row 1: D. LeGrande, S. Burge, M. Bloom, D. Dunkle, J. Wolfe, B. Benenziano, P. Chilcote, D. Eisenhower Row 2: D. Smutzer, E. Degrasse, M. Dukeman, G. Swan- son, T. Rothroclc, D. Lytle, D. Reiter, E. Jacobson Row 3: J. Luzier,B. Ligdet, C. Conti, M. Maines, C. Lawrence 1 V. Mandel, C. Eason, S. English, B. Ulbrick Row 4: B. Beveridge, G. Smith, E. Fenush, H. Bumbarger, G. Bamat, J. Callahan, J. Orwick, G. Hudish, R. Larson, R. Cowder, J. Cartwright Junior Class X Junior Play- Publicity Madw Seated: M. Dukeman, B. Conklin, D. Folmar, R. Butler, M. Moslak, D. Eisenhauer, J. Astare. Standing: R. Sudik, V. Clark, M. Rusnak, G. Swanson, P. Mulhollem, B. Allen Mrs. Sarah Wilkins Betsy Seligg Mimi van Dijk Susan Page Mrs. Essenprice Melly Compton Eddie Knapp Vicky Monroe Tina Grey Marcille Benedict Peter Webster Tom Qand 1st Copj Sam Qand 2nd Copy Betty Cindy Cellar Christopher Daniels Orderly Director Cast Dolores Eisenhauer Barbara Conklin Debbie Folmar Mary Beth Moslak Peggy Mulhollem Joann Rushnock Ray Sudik Peggy Santoro Mary Rusnak Virginia Clark Robert Beveridge Randy Butler Michael Bennett Jean Astare Martha Dikeman John Branton Roy Cowder Mr. Lingenfelter A swinging quartet of stars Now its this way my dear Who needs practice How about a dance? what Comes next? x Ilve got You HOW Watch that last step ffmzxwvyv,-xafemlftnfM: ' fftlzvwf.-wrfsvff As They really are MN' ,k,. Mr. Link. Junior Play Candids 2 Yummy, Yummy, Yummy Leader ofthe Pack ga as . Left 1 all my T 511 ,g hvffad 41 M..--:... 3 s s , K-,H Senior Warriors fOl1l3l6S Behind You've got me Dangling on a String Temptation Eyes 1 Turn Around-Look at Me Working on a Groovy Thing ..... ,uw--1-' v-5 iii 'IT ?.f,2k 521 ...J -N'g..1v. 4 -wws fi 'zgxgv .X f , MQ Q , ,. uif V Q, 'fi A fv ' I in X V' if ' Q qs? ' X' ,HZLQ Q 5 ,ff fu. ' - Q 'M X A f 5' as 2 'W ff R VA , J i 1 1 'fi sf- .. btw 1- I :nun ...Q 4 - 1 fi ,.... I 'Q A A up Z , +i3?S1Q7Zh!'Ef.Emff enior Play-A-Feuclin7 Over Yonder Mountain Maggie Maw Fry- Emmy Fry- lzzie Fry-- Clem Fry-ff Rosie Belle Fry-f Aunt Harry I-lornhonlier Willy I-lornhonlcer Becky Mae Hornhonker Pappy Popoff Zeke Popoff Preacher' lst Wedding guest 2nd wedding guest' 3rd wedding guest-f Prompters f Seated: K. Bigansg M. Legog D. Rusnakg A. Humenikg S. Butler, 2nd Row: M. Lyncha, A. Moskalg A. Soltisg B. Dobashg M. Shadeck: 3rd Row: Mr. Zinzg R. Millerg T. Cutezogj. Shugartsg R. Hummelg T. Berkley. Cast Anita Moskol Sue Butler Anna Soltis Tom Berkley Tony Cutezo Diane Rusnak Monica Lyncha Mike Sliadeck Beverly Dobash JeffSl'1ugarts Bob Hummel Ron Miller Karen Biggans Anita Humenik Margie Lego Jamie Tibbens and Nancy Araway The Director Senior Play Cast in Action f 5 Q W L I l 2 l tw. ' l 4 ,. V N A H 1 ' X .pt t f l-5 K: 7 t I -Q ' L 'LK I I E xi lj- VV tx? if gi W f' 4, , ff1ffsi:,:,5f:,s 1,51 1 L ,-',2- ' 1 ,K Lg ':,w'..Z AZ Boy's Talk, Wow! E f i 2 f t S.. o oo fe Ea: 1- , G kkkk , K ' K. g A ilm 4 ,,- A :QI If 'F f', gf 'x' ' o ,7-' f f'oo 1 1 A tough night MacBeth's Witches Grrrreat! !! ' 2 ,L 5 l 151 She lost what? mx - Hem, , , , ff, J , 1 MarI'Y mY mother or else! ' ew Let the fun begin f Q' A e l!,t! E 1 ' A I ,, ..,f Shucks. Gosh, Duh A little paint does wonders if x., A l AI. Tibbens Bl T. Cutezo T. Cutezo 8c N. Araway 'ms Sen- T, Howe 81 M. White R. KOVa1ClH 8: A. Humemk Super- A. Larson 8: S. Butler A. Fisch 8z K. Burnbarger N. Shive 81 M. White F. Hummel 8: J. Tibbens ior :nw 7 E was 4 S. Conti 81 M. Rudella J. Lipka 81 L. Sabol 2 SACTOR D. Rusnak 85 T. Berkley Zi M ,.- Xi? H we I, tg M ,, ff, 2' K. Bumbarger 81 E. Majeski V X ,X f L. Graham 86 S. Chilcote . A 5 i . c ff , VMOST ALKATIVE ' . -jj: 1:9 5.557341- .f,. vwwmi - N ' -an 'gg ,aff S K' Q' 3 H4 ,L O U. si' Q Hx YY? yxiwwlfff .il :JXi X .Mkt ,xaaxg I Z Q gf xx 1 6, 4 ,4 Q n 4' 5 C' If .-j'fiaw , V . , . , A 5 , V'1' 1wg, J aggese 8: M Gustaney My F M a a M latlves - ' I . PRE 1Es'r EYES B- Doha-Sh 85 Ricotta M. Shive 85 K. Shireke I. gr 1l'! F W H as APREL igfilefs, F E8ZEDa In response to the nationwide appeal, the students of West Branch under the direction of Mr, Lingenfelter did their thing and the campus was beautiful. M V .. , 'fr .Q wk 'A ww. - JV , A , at .4--4, -+1 .f are .9 . 'Q M.. ' i 3-'.,t.,.p ' f fgifx t .1 7 , -vm ,. -,,.-'Ly 4- 'W W-.-1 .M 3.1.3 1- .V M-'-'iw . f. fy r Q f L' ,. ,, A A ' t' R 'W ...L -1 K f 45' tiff? f' ., f wk 5 I-gig: f my My 2,335-9 ,v4 Yfi, . , ' , 'Q im ,- .,,. 0 -dr. , ,K , fl -v . 5,L..,,: 1- - ' Lawfewaavaa-huiais-Nia Q- 1 3 .miie ,,,,.-My i M,,,,,,-0- ' W...-4,-f-' wi I The 1971 Warrior sadly but proudly sets aside this page of its Book of Re- collections in memory ofTed Rip Ropchock. Another ofWest Branch's fine Warriors tovpay the supreme sacrifice for his country. The stars of Old Glory are whiter, the red a deeper red because ofthe lives of these young men. The grief that is too hard to bear We need not bear, or fear, Be comforted, remembering That One who cares is near And He will hold us by the hand Until the dark skies clear. G. Crowell As a carefree senior The muffled drum's sad roll has beat 0 A The soldier's last tattoo, 4 fb No more on Life's parade shall meet 1 0 Q I The brave and fallen few an H It On Fame,s eternal camping-ground The silent tents are spread, And Glory guards, with solemn round, f. . The bivouac ofthe dead. I T. O'Hara l These heroes are dead. They died for liberty-they died for us. They are at rest. They sleep in the land they made free, under the flag they rendered stain- less, under the solemn pines, the sad hemlocks and the tearful willows. They sleep beneath the shadows of the clouds, careless alike of sunshine or storm, each in the windowless palace of rest. In the midst of battles, in the roar of conflict, they found the serenity of death. R. G. Ingersol Hail and farewell . . . too soon the words are spoken, Their sound, like some far-echoing silver bell . . . O friend, O lover, comrade, sister, brother, Hail and farewell. G. Crowell As a valiant, sincere, young soldier 99 X q'Nx x' Y ff x XQ X I U 4 Q Nm x Xl., . W 1' S 1' 'VX N I A , X 2 X W Senior Farewell We entered West Branch High School as seventh graders. Our first three junior high years prepared us for our exciting senior high years. As sophomores we chose these as our leaders: Tim Howe, Presidentg Susie Conti, Vice President,-Iulie Janke, Secretary, Diane Rusnak, Treasurer We enjoyed the privilege to be able to attend senior high dances. As Juniors we were led by Tim Howe, President, Sue Butler, Vice President, Jamie Tibbens, Secretary, Madalyn White, Treasurer. Memories of this year were: getting our classrings, the Gettysburg Trip, and the Prom. Last we were to enjoy our Senior year. We chose Tim Howe, Presidentg Ronald Miller, Vice Presidentg Sue Butler, Secretaryg Diane Rusnak, Treasurer as our officers, Memorable events were our Senior play, ordering of announcements and graduation pictures, our unforget- able New York Trip, and of course graduation. We now leave our high school years behind us, and we are ready to find a new dawn. Baird 85 McCamley Bamat's Hardware Batcho Business Machines B 85 B Construction Bell, Silberblat, 81 Swoope Benny's Garage Bloom Insurance Agency, Inc. Bradford Coal Co. Brown's Boot Shop Butler Trucking Co. Carnes Brothers, Inc. Chevrolet Harpster, Inc. C. H. J. Lumber Co. Citizens.Water Co. City Auto Sales City Drug Store Cold Stream Motel Community Consumer DiSCOL1I1t Cowdrickis Drug Store Dahlgrean Funeral Home Federal Savings 8: Loan Co. Franklin Stover Insurance General Cigar Co., Inc. Glenn's Saw Shop Ashcroft's Floral Shop Ash Hat Co. A Bc R Store Beckwith Machinery Co. Bery Electronic Best Jewelers Patrons County National Bank Batchler Educational Field Trips Clearfield County Democratic Committee Clearfield County Republican Committee Clearfield Trust Company Clifford A. Johnston First National Bank Garden Coal Company Dr. Patrick L. Gianopoulos Kettle Creek Corporation Kristianson and Johnson Coal Company Mountain View Center Dr. James L. Reichard River Hill Coal Company Dr. P. Scott Cooper Grove Leitzinger Brothers, Incorporated Sears Roebuck and Company Dr. Metro Ferrance, jr. K 8c R Coal Company Art Folmar Truck Service Haller's Holsum Bakery Heathcote Repair Shop Hembold 8z Stewart Dr. Raymond Hess Hurtack's Florist Hoover Bus Co. Hoover's Service Station Houtzdale Wholesale Produce Co. Hubler Brothers Ibberson's Drug Store Ianke's Meats johnson's Funeral Home Chas. A. Jones Insurance Co. Kunes Farms L.0.0.M. Grassflat McKenzie Tires McTague Manufacturing Co. Midland Amesite Robert W. Misko Modern Loan Co. Moshannon Valley Water Co. Muir's Garage O'Briens Jewelry Paul Pecharko Brown Brothers Bulk Transport Carlo's Bar Elizabeth Caskey, County Treasurer Clearfield Equipment Co. Clearfield Wholesale Paper 8: Notion Co., Inc. Cleveland Brothers Pioneer Tap Room 1.1. Powell, Inc. The Progress Quehanna Motor Hotel John K. Reilly, Jr., Att. Father joseph Reskowski Samis Furniture Maynard Schomoke Tom Sellers Similer Insurance St. Agnes Social Center Swales, Styleline Upholstery Dr. N. M. Tepsic Top Ten Dairy Bar Village Florist Wilma Wagner James Weaver Funeral Home White Distributing Co. White Sahmrock Motel Wilkes' Tastee Freeze Wm. W. Strange Home for Funerals Winburne Water Co. Wolf's Furniture Co. Wonder Foods Clover Farm Store Darrie Robbins Hair Salon Isabelle Eckberg Nursing Home Eckberg Service Station Esso Service Esso Service Station Fabric Shop Fitzgibbon's Bakery Frank,s Little Restaurant Frank's Pizza Shop The Freeman Insurance Agency General Hardware Dr. Luther Gette Greydon Bowers 85 Sons Harvey's Truck Stop Mickey Hickson Archie Hill, Prothonotary Nell Holten Honda Shop, Philipsubrg Horne's Wallpaper 8: Paint Store Irwin's Stationery Store -Iohnny's Bar J. P. I Pizza Julia Leonard Company County Kantar's Inc. Johnny Brennish Dr. Gesike Atlantic Service Station Avondale Hotel Dr. Brown Clearfield Furs Clearfield Machine Co. Eisenhouer Electric Co. Don Enck The Fashion Shoppe Holden Paint Store T 1 Patrons Karthus Auto Wreckers Kephart Hardware Kelly 85 Johnson Cinimox Keystone Deisel Little Shop Marcinko Gas 8: Grocery Merle Woods, Pennzoil Station Mike's Cleaners Miller's Dairy Moffat's Floral Shop Montgomery Wards Dr. James Moore Motive Parts Co. Alice Musser Myer Brothers Co. Pa. Packing 84 Processing Paul's Radio 81 T. V. Service Carl-I. Pearce Penn Furniture Pennshire Clothes, Inc. Knowles BeautyShop Moslak's Service Station Olineck's Pine Street Bar Plaza Richmond's O. Shugarts Home De. Decer Pontiac Motor Sales 84 Co. Burn's Barber Shop Central Bar 85 Grill George 85 Mel's Barber Shop Rhines Robert Kanour, Public Accountant Rosselliis Music Center Rusnakis Store Richard Sharp, Attorney Sherwin Williams Paint Smeal's Texaco Gas Station Smith Camera Shop john L. Sutton Swistock Carpet Co. Thompson 81 Buck Undercuffer Florists VFW Post 3450, Philipsburg Westside Atlantic Westside Distributing Co. Williams 81 Green Co., Inc. Winburne Garage Zettis Lake Ziff-'s Justick's John Kenclrick's Bar Natoli's Rowles Grocery Store Williamson's Barber Shop Brink Hotel Karthus Clover Farm Joseph Muhollem Perko Market Stegner's Beauty Salon Widman's Drug Store Qngrutulutinns to the graduating class 63- .fx i rd g at .tax Azul! 2 'ft . a,s Say It One More Time TAYLOR PUBLISH I NG COMPANY