West Hazleton High School - Arcana Yearbook (West Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1977 volume:

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He was on the ticket committee of the Junior Class Play, and he was also in the high school gifted program. -gr ROBIN ANTOLICK The past is now a source of understanding. The future glows like a dawn before me. And I will always live in the present moment aware and awake to its possibilities. 7 BRIAN JOSEPH ANESKIEVICH ROBIN ANTOLICK + ,Y J, 18 CINDY BAKER ANN BALLIET Q , x .,1 P CINDY BAKER Cindy's future plans are undecided, ANN BALLIET Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself in your way of thinking EMILY J. BARNES BUDDY BARTEL EMILY J. BARNES No man is an island No man stands alone, Each man's joy is joy to me Each man's grief is my own, We meet one another So I will defend, Each man as my brother- Each man as my friend! BUDDY BARTEL Buddy is a three year letterman in baseball, a member of the Home Ec Class, CRSC, ski club, and co- chairman of the West Hazleton Honor Society. ANN MARIE BAYZICK A majorette and Senior Class Homeroom representa- tive, Annie is a member of the Future Teachers, Spirit, and Hi-Jinx Clubs. She is in the Concert Choir, Arcana Staff, baseball manager, and she was on the senior day planning committee. She was also student director of the Junior Class Play. JANET M. BEAZZO Janet is a member of the D.E.C.A. club. Lk, e- VH -7-gag. V'-. 'tg-fx ANN MARIE BAYZICK JANET M- BEAZZO RITA BELL BILL BEZICK RITA BELL Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly, l've got to be where my spirit can run free Gotta find my corner of the sky BILL BEZICK PACKEY Packey is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. His hobbies include motorcycles. Future plans are going to either college or trade school. 19 THOMAS BLAZER Tom has a great interest in cars. His future plans are undecided. SHARON K. BOBEY Celebrate change your thoughts to love Celebrate what you're thinking of Time ain't long so we'Il be moving on Try a smile today and celebrate Your life in a positive way! - en. I . , . THOMAS BLAZER SHARON K BOBEY K. lg' 1 'Z ' Y v- , PATRICIA MARY ANN BODNAR JOSEPH BONACCI Joe enjoys hunting. ClNDl J. BOYER Live while you're new, for happiness will find its own way to you But time will not wait and you'll grow old like leaves live while you can, so memories can fill your mind on cold grey mornings when tears seem to be your only friend. And love your mortal enemy for all the world surrounds you. Take it while it's there, for it's all yours to have and yours alone to give. 20 eq- . v rl A ii 'M TAMMY BOEHMER PATRICIA MARY ANN BODNAR Sail on silver girl, Sail on by, Your time has come to shine All your dreams are on their way, See how they shine, When you need a friend, l'm sailing right behind, Like a bridge over troubled water, I will ease your mind. TAMMY BOEHMER Just give me good friends and fireplaces, warm hearts and smiling faces . . JOSEPH BONACCI CINDI J BOYER ALAN BRAGALONE We can't always be together, But we can hold on forever To the dreams we have for the future. LAWRENCE BROTON Look before you leap. in 'CP' ALAN BRAGALONE LAWRENCE BROTON ' L l l DENISE BRUGGER Denise is a member of the D.E.C.A. and Hunting and Fishing Clubs. i MARY BUCHAN Mary is in the Distributive Education class. She is . also in the spirit club and thesoian clubs. 'r DENISE BRUGGER MARY BUCHAN TERESA BUCHAN Teresa is a member of the Advanced Chorus. MARK BUCKERY Mark is president and treasurer of the bowling team, and was also drum captain of the band. He also be- longed to the Golf Team, Band Club, Bowling Club and Tri-High Band. TERESA BUCHAN MARK BUCKERY 2' -1.2 'Eg ,N I Q: t , I . 1 . ff ' In Pv,.4 LQNW'.wgENg ,V 'xx Abku V . , g Xl . iv ' - , ELIZABETH BURKHART BONNIE J. BUTCHER JOHN J. CHEHOVICH John enjoys hunting and fishing. ROBERT J. CHULOCK Chu Chu belongs to the Chess and Golf Clubs. He is on the Track team, stage crew, the Christmas tree select- ing committee, and the Bicentennial Committee, 22 ANN CIAMPI 1 l ELIZABETH BURKHART A manager of the Senior High boy's basketball team, Betsy is a member of the Thespians, the Lock-ettes, the We-Ha staff, chorus, and play selection com- mittee. Betsy has been seen in many plays which include: Life With Father, and Every Family Has One. BONNIE J. BUTCHER A member of the Thespians, Spanish Club, Chorus and Concert Choir, Bonnie was also in the Senior Class Play, a student director of the Junior Class Play, and she was also on the prop and ticket committees. l ' . X 'Y if y X. ' l E... 5' l 1 JOHN J. CHEHOVICH ROBERT J. CHULOCK ANN CIAMPI A member of the Girls basketball team, Ann belongs to the gymnastics club, We-Ha Staff, Y-Swim Team, and the senior day planning committee. Her hobbies include horse back riding and swimming. ALBERT B. CICIONI Gentle times, sentimental times, caring times, sharing times, these are the things that l have found happiness is made of. I A CINDY CIPALA KIM COFFMAN Kim is a member of the color guard, Student Council, the National Honor Society, Softball and basketball teams, Hi-Jinx, Spanish, Spirit. and Gymnastic Clubs, the chorus, Family , and Who's Who. NANCY CONTI Tie a knot and just hang in there, ' -, I yn. :Q GEORGE L. CLARK if KIM COFFMAN V . l IV- DARRYL CORRADINI CHRISTINE CORREALE CINDY CIPALA Cindy is a member of the Thespian, Hunting and Fish- ing Clubs, the bowling teams, and the Vo-Tech Year- book Staff. Her interests include ice-skating, horse- back riding, and music. Future plans are college. GEORGE L. CLARK George is a member of the D.E.C.A. Hunting and Fish- ing clubs, and the band. NANCY CONTI DARRYL CORRADINI Darryl's main interest is cars. CHRISTINE CORREALE A varsity cheerleader, Chris is in the Chorus, Concert Choir, Co-Editor of the Arcana, Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, the National Honor Society, the Senior Day Planning Committee, Who's Who, and the Thespians. She has been in various plays including Every Family Has One, and Life With Father. 23 JAMES COX Jim is a member of the Chess Club. PAMELA J, CREASY Pam belongs to the Chorus, Concert Choir, Band, Tri-Hi Band, Woodwind Choir, Prom Decorating Committee, National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, and Arcana Staff. VALERIE CROCE MARY BETH CURCIO A new day, A new way, And new eyes to see the dawn, Go your way and l'lI go mine . . . CARRY ON! Crosby, Stills, Nash, 84 Young KATHY DAVIS Kathy's interests are swimming, bowling, and snowmobiling. 24 skating, hiking, JAMES COX PAMELA J. CREASY Homecoming Queen and a majorette, Valerie is a member of Student Council, National Honor Society, ' Track and Basketball teams, gymnastics and spirit clubs, Latin Honor Society, Arcana Statf, We-Ha, prom i centerpiece committee, and the Family. She was l also in the Senior Class Play. 3 VALERIE CROCE l l MARK CUNFER Mark's interests include Hunting and Fishing. MARK CUNFER MARY BETH cuRcno KATHY DAVIS FRANK DeLUCCA As a member of the band, Frank belongs to District Band, Band Club, woodwind choir, wind ensemble, and the stage band. RANDALL THOMAS DePUE Randy participates in the gifted student program at Penn State, Hazleton Campus. . JXX -1 'U L x,x' FRANK DeLUCCA A 'YP M, A-r J-.--44 GEORGE H. DIEHL ERIC DIGNAZIO RANDALL THOMAS DePUE GEORGE H. DIEHL A member of the wrestling, cross-country, and track teams, and the prom decorating committee, George enjoys backpacking, hiking, and rock climbing. ERIC DIGNAZIO A member of the radio club, and the Hazleton Vo-Tech School Eric enjoys listening to music HERMAN DODSON, JR. A stage crew member, Herman belongs to the Hunting and Fishing club, basketball team, and the play selection committee. VERONICA DOMBROSKI It is only with the heart that one can see clearly, What is essential is invisible to the eye. HERMAN DQDSQN' JR- VERONICA DOMBROSKI RICHIE DUDECK COLLEEN DUFFY RICHIE DUDECK A member of the bowling team, Richie's future plans include entering the Navy. COLLEEN DUFFY lts been such a long time I think I should be going Time doesn't wait for me It keeps on rolling Sail on, on a distant highway You've got to keep on chasing that dream Its just outside that open door ..... Boston DEBRA ANN FEIFER Debbie belongs to the FBLA, and is a member of the office staff. RICHARD W. FELLIN Rich enjoys hunting. DEBRA ANN FEIFER RICHARD W. FELLIN . , . MARY SUE FETTER TONY FILORETO me , -W MARY SUE FETTER Vice-president of the radio club, Mary Sue belongs to the Girl's basketball and softball teams, Who's Who, Marching, Concert, and Tri-Hi Bands, Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Choir, Latin Honor Society, National Honor Society, Arcana Staff, prom theme and centerpiece committee. TONY FILORETO Tony is a member of the Chess club, Concert Choir, and chorus. CHRIS FINKEL DEBBIE L. FLAIM CHRIS FINKEL Chris is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. DEBBIE L. FLAIM Secretary of the F.B.L.A. and the Band, Debbie be- longs to the Spirit Club, Arcana staff, and the Prom Dining Committee. She is an athletic office worker and co-editor of the Business Newsletter. LORI A. FLAIM Today we are one, Tomorrow we are many, But 'yesterday' is not forgotten. l JAMES A. FORD A member of the football and baseball teams, prom l ' decorating committee, and C.R.S.C., Jim enjoys hunting, cars, skiing, and bus trips to Philly. LORI A. FLAIM JAMES A. FORD 1 ' :- THOMAS FORMANOWSKI JOSEPH M. FUREDI THOMAS FORMANOWSKI Tom's interests include hunting and fishing. JOSEPH M. FUREDI ' Here I am dreaming I stand by myself Look and it's easy to see I'm not the only one reaching for a new kind of wealth As the time slowly fades away. 27 DIANE M. FURNANAGE Flagtwirler and Student Council Representative, Diane is a member of the National Honor Society, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, the press and spirit clubs, the Latin Honor Society, the track team, chorus, Who's Who, and Family. She was a finalist in the Can-Do Essay Contest. JIMMY GALADE Jimmy enjoys working on cars. DIANE M. FURNANAGE JIMMY GALADE ,I JI . .1 ll 'Q . I aj Lai: y 5, l -1 - JoHN ceisicx ' ' John was a member of the wrestling team. JOAN M. GLOWATCH , President of the Vo-Tech Student Council, Joan is on the Vocari staff and she writes the newspaper column for the Vo-Tech. X -i JOHN GEISICK JOAN M. GLOWATCH PATRICIA ANN GOGOLA My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue, An everlasting vision of an everchanging view, A wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold, A tapestry to feel and see, but impossible to hold. THOMAS MARK GOOD A lab assistant, Tom belongs to the Latin Honor and National Honor Societies. His interests include hunt- ing, fishing, and baseball. Future plans include college. 28 . an PATRICIA ANN GOGOLA THOMAS MARK GOOD SHEILA GOODYEAR Sheila is a member of the Ski and D.E.C.A. clubs. She is also an office worker. ALBERT GRAZIANO Homecoming King and Captain of the football team, Albert is President of Student Council, a member of WHFL and Berylco teams, ski club, and the Christmas tree selecting committee. Albert has been seen in several plays. .cf .-4 SHEILA GOODYEAR MARK ANTHONY GREENE NANCY L. HANLON Follow your dreams. MARK EDWARD HARVEY Mark enjoys hunting and fishing, and his future plans include the Army. G.. KAREN L. GROVICH . ,, ,gl I l. l I Qi ALBERT GRAZIANO MARK ANTHONY GREENE Mark's hobbies include swimming and mountain climbing. KAREN L. GROVICH Karen is a member of the D.E.C.A. Club, School Spirit, Hunting and Fishing Clubs, and the Prom Theme Committee. She plans to attend college for a dental hygienist in the future. ,lunu H KSXKYX-. -, ,lk-5-l1,x3Hwli!vF' tn . 5. - 1. f-: '! ii N Y.-,,. L - 1 .VW -- ,43-.HH:.:.:-4 . it ' ' :.s- -13,-.2-'p','Y'7, J l ' . -,-:-:-1-:-:gti'If5 .---f ,rf - Y A ...ist-. -.-:A:-:.:-Z-t-.-.-.-.--'f-Z .Q ,, is L Q, ,N ssh-'ng mv- - pf i 5l-., ., . uv .-8 fi l v-.sun-1 ' V N H -.- f l :':cf: 'KA , wwf.,-C-' ,-,,.,.,-.M- 7!s:'11-1-1-2 V ' W ,grxgc-g.-.-.-., .,..,.,.:gr:1:ff-A Y, ..-J D, ,M . ,,.,,,. -M, NANCY L. HANLON MARK EDWARD HARVEY SHARON HAUCK KENNETH E. HEFFNER SHARON HAUCK Sharon's interest is C.B. radios. KENNETH El HEFFNER Ken enjoys hunting and his future plans include college. DONALD HlLL Donald's interest is cars. JOHN HILTON John enjoys football, cars, and motorcycles. ,354 ya- gl: A. DONALD HILL I. -., i' v.'.f ' -1- . fi-'A -s Llrr'-L 1 'Y --I gu- .,,..W..,, .. J' , if ' ' :ffm y ., A . -E' .L 1 F! sm -, - ,xT.'.7'. Ii -,D 'A 'Ei'--' 1 A 1 is f '-'-.Ill A ' Y 351.3 ' : '.: L - Brig '. LZ-.L ,-.qi..l'4:,3f4 L,-QL -3517 -L-,Jef ,.f,.-4 qir- f ,L .us s 141.91 . .. 1 1 i A arf- 1 --1 1' j 5, ...V .QLVJA . - il!! E ,lf -,153 4- - in sa DENNIS HOLLING JOHN HORVATH JOHN HILTON DENNIS HOLLING Dennis enjoys cars. JOHN HORVATH John is interested in hunting. LORI HORVATH BRET HUTTENSTINE CYNTHIA ANN JEMO A member of the D.E.C.A. Club, Cindy also belongs to the Future Nurses. Her future plans are undecided. LEVI JUDGE Levi is in the Hunting and Fishing Club and is enlisted in the U.S. Army. LORI HORVATH A majorette, Lori belongs to Chorus, Future Nurses, Thespians, Latin and National Honor Society, and the senior day planning committees. Her future plans include college. BRET HUTTENSTINE Bret is a member of the golf, bowling, basketball, and tennis teams. He belongs to the Chess, golf, and pinochle clubs, and he is on the Vocari staff. Bret plans to be a draftsman. Qi' CYNTHIA ANN JEMO LEVI JUDGE ii-7' JEFF J. JUSTOFIN TED J- KAPES JEFF J. JUSTOFIN A member of the band, Jeff is interested in mechanics and drafting. TED J. KAPES Ted enjoys hard rock music. 31 CRAIG KARCHNER A member of the basketball and football teams, Craig belongs to the Chess, pinochle, and Hunting and Fishing Clubs. He also is a National Honor Society member. RAYMOND KARPATCH Ray is a member of the coin club. 'avi if l if CRAIG KARCHNER 'Sl HOLLY MARY KOCH JOANNE M. KOLBUSH MARIANNE L. KOSKULITZ Cheerleader and President of the Spirit Club, Marianne is secretary of the senior class. She belongs to the Latin and National Honor Societies, Homecoming Court, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, Band, Prom Decorat- ing committee, Hi-Jinx, and Who's Who. DAVID PAUL KOSTIC Do it Tomorrow, you made enough mistakes today. 32 RAYMOND KARPATCH HOLLY MARY KOCH A member of the Vo-Tech Student Council, Holly belongs to the Sr. Historians and the Vocari staff. JOANNE M. KOLBUSH Joanne is a member of the Art and Hi-Jinx Clubs, and the Arcana staff. She was on the Junior Class Play set crew. MARIANNE L. KOSKULITZ DAVID PAUL KOSTIC JANICE CHRISTINIAMARIE KOTZER Come dance with the west wind and touch all the mountain tops, Sail oe'r the canyons and up to the stars, Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be and not what we are. RAY KOWALSKI Ray is a member of the DECA, Hunting and Fishing, and the Gymnastics Clubs. FWZ--. ., , MICHAEL R. KRACUM JOHN PAUL LABANOSKY John enjoys sports. DINAH LABENBERG Dinah is in the band, woodwind choir, wind ensemble, and the band club. She belongs to the Latin Honor Society and the Arcana Staff. She is manager of girls basketball. I' Q is .L ., fu! JANICE CHRISTINIAMARIE KOTZER RAY KOWALSKI MICHAEL R. KRACUM Mike belongs to the Ski, Coin, and Stamp Clubs. His interests include community affairs and parties. KATHLEEN MARIE KUSHICK Can you hear and do you care And can't you see we must be free To teach your children what you believe in. Make a world we can believe in. -Crosby, Stills, Nash, 81 Young KATHLEEN MARIE KUSHICK ' Il ,i -I I I x , X I I Q , I , V aff' ' A 1. JOHN PAUL LABANOSKY DINAH LABENBERG N 1 . i i It' JOE LATANSHYN KAREN A. LEHMAN Co-editor of the Business Education Newsletter, Karen is a member of the FBLA, Radio, and Future Teachers clubs, Senior Day Planning and Prom Committees. She is also an office clerk. SCOTI' G. LEHMAN Scott is a member of the pinochle club, Literary Magazine and Arcana staffs, the Senior Day Com- mettee, and the Latin Honor Society. His hobbies include swimming, rollerskating, and bowling. Scott plans to be a business manager. MARY BETH LENGEN LYNN M. LAWSON JOE LATANSHYN Joe enjoys hunting and fishing. LYNN M. LAWSON A Flagtwirler and co-editor of the Arcana, Lynn is a member of the track and YWCA-swim teams, chorus, National Honor Society, Who's Who, and is Vice- president of the Spirit Club. She appeared in both her junior and senior class plays. Lynn enjoys basketball and football games, public speaking, the Family , and LONG visits to 160 S. Church Street. What is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a possession for all eternity. I '11 '4 . . , f-Q.. , '41-. -. .,-,A ,I . vt I.. 4. .I ALA' .LQ,,.i1 5'-, is KAREN A. LEHMAN SCOTT G- LEHMAN f . XGA DEBBIE LESCOWITCH MARY BETH LENGEN Hot lips Sitting through the ashes of our relationship I find many things to be grateful for, I can say thank you for all the love You have ever offered another I can say thank you for being there Willing to be shared I can say thank you for the countless poems you were the inspiration for and the many changes you were catalyst to. DEBBIE LESCOWITCH Debbie participates in the D.E.C.A. Club, School Spirit Club and the Hunting and Fishing Club. WES LEWIS PATRICIA ANN LISEFSKI FRANK J. LIOTTA, JR. Frank is a member of the National Honor Society and ll the Spanish Club. He is also a Chem-Lab Assistant I and a wrestling manager. In his free time Frank enjoys rock climbing, camping, and backpacking. GAIL Lipinski U Gail participates in the Thespians, the Press Club, and M the School Spirit Club. She was also in the play Bye Bye Birdie. I N. lea.. FRANK J. LIOTTA, JR. L 'ms CHERYL ANN LOCKWOOD ROBERT LOMBARD ,CL WES LEWIS Wes is a member of the Football Team, the first guy's Home Ec Class, and Co-Chairman of the West Hazleton Honor Society. PATRICIA ANN LISEFSKI Pat's activities include the Future Nurse's Club, Sophmore and Advanced Chorus, also an assistant in the library, and in the nurse's office. EH :fl fl . 9 GAIL LIPINSKI CHERYL ANN LOCKWOOD Cheryl's extra curricular activities include being Presi- dent of the Senior Class, President of Hi-Jinx, Vice President of the Future Business Leaders of America, Girl's Basketball and Softball, and the Student Council. ROBERT LOMBARD Robert enjoys hunting and fishing. 35 EDWARD LONGENBERGER Ed is a member of the Concert and Marching Band, and the Tri-High Band. He is also in the Hunting and Fishing Club. LEO N. LOPO Leo belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club. ,I l 3. f. EDWARD LONGENBERGER LEO N. LOPO 1 W il, - IGGY LUKATCH lggy's interests lie in hunting and fishing. WILLIAM D. MACE ' William is a member of the wrestling team. . V I IGGY LUKATCH WILLIAM D. MACE JOHN J. MAGAGNA John's activities include participating on the Bowling and Track teams, the Bowling Club, the School Spirit Club, and the Stage Crew. WILLIAM PAUL MAGILL JR. Billy is a member of the Ski Club, the Literary Maga- 'i' zine Staff, the Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, and Vice-President of the Spanish Club. He appeared in both the Junior and Senior Class Plays. 36 JOHN J. MAGAGNA WILLIAM PAUL MAGILL JR BRAD V. MAKARA Brad's future plans include attending a trade school. MARIA A. MAKOWIEC Maria, also known as Knock, participates on the GirI's Basketball team and the Girl's Softball team. l gs SANDY MANJONE SHERYL MARHELKO Most of my life has gone up and down And l don't see no reason for all this pain Who was it said, Life is too short All this hurtin' just makes it seem a shame Stephen Still 2 BARBARA ANN MARINOCK Barbara is a member of the Pinochle Club. Her future plans include a nursing career or some other medical field. is BRAD V. MAKARA MARIA A. MAKOWIEC SANDY MANJONE Sandy is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and also the D.E.C.A. club. GEORGE A. MANNING Ill George's special interests include hunting and fishing. 'r GEORGE A. MANNING III SHERYL MARHELKO BARBARA ANN MARINOCK f N CINDY ELLEN MAUE SEAN PATRICK MCFADDEN JOHN DALE ARTHUR McGRAN A member of the National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, the Junior and Senior Play Selection Com- mitteeg John also participated on the Basketball and Baseball teams. He was also Jr. and Sr. Class Treasurer. SYBIL MCGUIRE . . . We are such stuff As dreams are made on and our little life ls rounded with a sleep William Shakespeare CINDY ELLEN MAUE . . So thank you for the music, Thank you for the song, Bless you for the freedom in knowing right from wrong. Thank you for the laughter, The heartache and the tears lt's a blessing to grow .... lt's a goodness to be here . SEAN PATRICK MCFADDEN Sean is a member of the Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir and District Chorus, and the FBLA. He is also a senior class representative. JOHN DALE ARTHUR MCGRAN SYBIL MCGUIRE Zigp..-f RANDALL H. MCKINSTRY MARY MEHALKO RANDALL H. MCKINSTRY Randy is a member of the Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, and the Thespians. He has also appeared in several class plays including Bye Bye Birdie, and the Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. MARY MEHALKO I'll catch the sun and never give it back again l'll catch the sun and keep it for my own And in a world where no one understands l'll take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone. Rod McKuen MARY JOAN MICHAEL Mary is a student office worker and a member of the Future Business Leaders of America. MARY ANN THERESA MICHALYSHIN A member of the National Honor Society and the Latin Honor Society, and named to Who's Who, Mary Ann's extra curricular activities include being a Co-editor of the Arcana, and a Chem-Lab Assistant: she was also on the Senior Day Planning Committee. Mary Ann was also named to the board of directors at Can-Do. MARY JOAN MICHAEL MARY ANN THERESA MICHALYSHIN DONNA MILLER We, the winning Led by the unknowing Are doing the impossible For the ungrateful Q , We have done so much N For so long With so little We are now qualified So do anything With nothing be I 'F 'fv MARY ELIZABETH MILLER , 'tai God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can ,Q 71' Y not change, the courage to change the things I can, A ' I , and the wisdom to know the difference. I ug ' DONNA MILLER MARY ELIZABETH MILLER MARY MINDICK Mary's outside interests include horseback riding, I-' swimming, and skating. I JOSEPH MINNECI A member of the Football, Basketball, and Track teams, Joe's activities include Student Council, Christmas Tree Selecting Committee a member of the Homecoming Court, Home Ec Class, the Senior Class Play, Varsity W club, and a member of the G.D.S. Fan Club. Joe was also Vice-president of the junior class. Ilfitrlf . -t I MARY rvimoick JosEPH MINNECI 39 DAVID MINNICK Dave is a Senior Assistant to Mr. Radzwich in the Audio Visual Department. CYNTHIA SUSAN MORAN lf I had a wish that I could wish for you . . . I'd make a wish for the sunshine all the while 4 If Qp I ' ,I ' -wb, 1 X X x I NANCY E. MOSKOVICH DAVID MOYER UMOO.. Live one day at a time And live it for yourself WAYDE MOYER Wayde is a member of the Distributive Education Club, the Chess Club, and the Hunting and Fishing Club. 40 ir-'f 'RM : l. x P It , 1, .. s ' I I I 1 L W ... , 5 , C I 1 at DAVID MINNICK CYNTHIA SUSAN MORAN NANCY E. MOSKOVICH Just for today I will adjust to what is I will face reality. I will try to change those things I can change, and accept those things I cannot. BRETT MOWREY Brett is President of the Fire Safety Club and a mem ber of the T.V. Arts Club. BRETT MOWREY K ln. f. in I . I. 5 , I , . DAVID MOYER WAYDE MOYER KEVIN MUMIE Kevin belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club. He enjoys motorcycle riding. MONICA MYLET I shall pass through this life but once, Any good, therefore, that I can do Or any kindness I can show to any fellow creature, Let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, For I shall not pass this way agaln. KEVIN MUMIE MONICA MYLET SHARON MYLET ANITA NESLER MARY NOVAK A varsity cheerleader, and in the Homecoming Court, Mary is on the track team, Hi-Jinx Club, Chorus, and the Arcana Staff. LORRAINE ONDER A member of the Chorus, Who's Who, and the Latin Honor Society, Lorraine is on the Prom Theme and Centerpiece Committees. MARY NOVAK SHARON MYLET Though the slow beat comes in last, it lasts forever . . ANITA NESLER President of the FBLA, Anita belongs to the National Honor Society, Band, Tri-High Band, Wood Wind Ensemble, Spirit Club, Arcana Staff, and Prom Dining Committee. She is co-editor ofthe Business Education Newsletter. I I m I : W E LORRAINE ONDER Tm? .4 ii I ,5 ,fk NANCY ONDER JOANNE ORCHANT Afoot and light hearted, I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose. MICHELENE PAGNOTTI Let not the past remind us of what we are not now. , ,uf .fi SANDY PAISLEY . X , WILLIAM ONUSCHAK NANCY ONDER Nancy is a member of Student Council, Chorus, National Honor Society, FBLA, Radio Club, Arcana Staff, Future Teachers, Gold and Spirit Clubs, Who's Who, Senior Day Planning and Prom Theme Com- mittees. She is also an office clerk and co-editor of the Business Education Newsletter. WILLIAM ONUSCHAK Bill is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, and the Wrestling Team. JOANNE ORCHANT I I WILLIAM PALFEY jx 'Xi 'Thi N W MICHELENE PAGNOTTI SANDY PAISLEY Sandy belongs to the DECA Club, School Spirit Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, and the Prom Decorating Committee. She enjoys horseback riding. Her future plans include spending a certain amount of time with that one special Pollack and just enjoying life as it comes. WILLIAM PALFEY Bill is a member of the Track and Cross-Country Teams. He is also in the Chess Club. fi F l- CAROL PALUBINSKY DONNA PALUSHOCK CAROL PALUBINSKY CARLY You will find peace of rnind if you look way down in your heart and soul. Don't hesitate 'cause the world seems cold. Stay young at heart and you'll never grow old. That's the way of the worId. DONNA PALUSHOCK Vice-President of the Senior Class, Donna is captain of the colorguard, a member of Student Council, National Honor Society, Chorus, Arcana Staff, Track and Basketball Teams, Hi-Jinx, and the Spirit Club. She has been seen in many plays and belongs to the FamiIy. MARY ELLEN PETERSON A member of Chorus, Future Nurses of America, and the Creative Writing Club. Mary Ellen is on the Arcana Staff and the Prom Centerpiece Committee. JEFFREY PLANUTIS Jeff is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. MARY ELLEN PETERSON JEFFREY PLANUTIS ll i I l V ' .yi - 4 tx U . ,. lg ' i lu ll l'A lfl l MIKE PLlTNlCK Mike's interests include traveling and living in Canada. MIKE PLITNICK JOHN POLLARD JOHN POLLARD John is a member of the School Spirit Club. His future plans include work in electronics. 43 JOHN POPIAK John is a member of the Track and Cross-Country Teams, and the Hunting and Fishing Club. KARYN POSTIE This is for all the lonely people: Thinking that life has passed them by, Don't give up until you drink from the silver cup. You never know until you try. L-we' BOB POWELL YVONNE REPERT Student Trainer of Basketball and Softball, Yvonne is a member of the FBLA, Chorus, Arcana Staff, Prom Theme and Centerpiece Committees, and the Radio and Spirit Clubs. JOANNE REYNOLDS A member of the National Honor Society, Joanne is the program chairman for the FBLA and is on the Prom Theme and Senior Day Planning Committees. 44 ' an il . l JOHN POPIAK KARYN POSTIE BOB POWELL A letterman of the Basketball Team, Bob is in the Home Ec class and a member of the Football Team, Student Council, and the West Hazleton Honor Society DEBBIE RABER Debbie enjoys creative writing. Her future plans in- clude a life with a special guy and also becoming a florist. YVONNE REPERT JOANNE REYNOLDS DEBORAH RICHARDSON Debbie is a member of Chorus, Softball Team, His- torians, and the Senior Day Planning and Prom Decorating Committees. She is the President of the Jr. Board of Directors for the High Landers Jr. Drum and Bugle Corps. DARLENE ROBEL You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself Because the past is just a good-by. RON ROSSI DEBORAH SACCKETTE lt's like having every dream I ever wanted come true l picked up your vilies You know it opened my eyes But I'm still dreamin! BOB SANDROCK Hape completed a three year course at the Voc-Tech. 1 DEBORAH RICHARDSON DARLENE ROBEL RON ROSSI Ron belongs to the West Hazleton Honor Society. He enjoys sports, hunting and fishing, and cars. RANDAL SABOL Randy is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club f and enjoys listening to Status Quo. ' . I 1' . A-, , s. RANDAL SABOL , . rv. , lf' V , ll. , -,- i 1 P DEBORAH SACCKETTE BOB SANDROCK it , W X !su,,, S4 TOM SARNOSKI KENNETH SCHUGARDT BILL SCHWEITZER A member of the National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, and Who's Who, Bill also participates on the Cross-Country and Track Teams, Chess Club, and Pinocle Club. His other activities include being a Chem-Lab Assitant, a volunteer tutor, a member of the Penn State Scholars Program, and also traveled to the Penna. Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium. SUSAN SCOTT Sue is a member of the DECA Club, School Spirit Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, and the Prom Theme Committee. ANTHONY SELIGA my-T Jqxi BILL SCHWEITZER 'TQ ' x X i JACQUES SHEFFIELD TOM SARNOSKI Sarno was a member of the Basketball Team in his junior year. He also participated in the Hunting and Fishing Club, the Chess Club, the 3'M Club, and the Pinocle Club. Tom is Co-Chairman for the WHHS Honor Society. KENNETH SCHUGARDT Sugar Shack, is a member of the Pinocle Club, Bowling and Track Teams. His hobbies include model building, racing cars, and motorcycles. , 'gil , iq. I ll SUSAN scorr ANTHONY SELIGA Tony is a member of the Cross-Country and Baseball Teams. His activities also include participating in the Pinocle Club. JACQUES SHEFFIELD Jacques is a member of Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, the Radio Club, Student Council, and the Literary Magazine Staff. l-le also participated in the Senior Class Play. DAVID SHULTZ JOANNE SILVASI ffl Pl' LINDA SIMKO , She is a member of the Gymnastics Club and has I completed a three year program at the Voc-Tech. Her future plans include marriage. DREW SINGLEY Drew enjoys hunting and fishing, car racing, and music. His favorite singer is Alice Cooper. LINDA SIMKO CHRISTINE slTosKl JOHN sKoKosKl DAVID SHULTZ Dave is a member of the Track and Cross-Country Teams, and is captain of the Wrestling Team. He participated in the Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. He is also a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club, Advanced Chorus, and Concert Choir. JOANNE SILVASI Only you arrive at your own made end, With no one but yourself to be offended, lt's you that decides. No one around you will carry the blame for you. No one around you will love you today and throw it all away tomorrow. DREW SINGLEY CHRISTINE SITOSKI l'm going to live the life I love-and love the life I live. JOHN SKOKOSKI John participates on the Baseball, Cross-Country, and Wrestling Teams. He was also a member of the Chess Club. 47 NANCY SMITH Happy are those that dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. SUSAN SMITH A member of the School Spirit Club and DECA Club, Susan also belongs to the Spanish Club, Prom Decorating and Prom Theme Committees, and the Senior Day Planning Committee. Her future plans are undecided. K I 4 MARK SPANGENBURG JOANN STANKEVICH Sometimes the lights are shining on me, Sometimes l can barely see, Lately it occurs to me, What a long strange trip it has been. JOAN STAUFFER A Tomorrow not too far away, l'Il be alone with some l love and some I don't. l'Il walk along and be around and see the world and wonder, why? . . . 48 l NANCY SMITH MARK SPANGENBURG Fishing club. PAMELA STAHR full dazzing. PAM ELA STAH R ,J JOANN STANKEVICH SUSAN SMITH Mark's activities include belonging to the Hunting and Give me the splendid silent sun with all his beams -Walt Whitman 121'-7' JOAN STAUFFER GEORGE STECKERT George participated in the Chess Club and the Track team. GARY JOHN STEINER Gary is a member of the Coin, Chess, and Pinochle Clubs, the Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, National Honor Society, Stage Crew, and the Bowling, Golf, Track, and Tennis teams. He has also participated in the Jr. and Sr. Class plays. His hobbies include Coin and Stamp Collecting. l 'll I .V A I I lr '- A M , ,NV li l la s GEORGE STECKERT GARY JOHN STEINER .F r I E ' A s Us. lf? V .E 5 gl tw I , . fr- - r JEFFREY H. STEINMAN N V I W- ,f Stretch participated in the Hunting 84 Fishing Club l and the Baseball Team. His hobbies are fishing, hunt- w 13 ing, music, and cars. fish K - A,,-, MARK R. STERENCHOCK 'VT A X, H T Q. Mark has been on the wrestling and track teams, and i , ' K is interested in these sports. V . ' fl 4 , gs 4. Dv , ' fi E' tk ffl 1 t - A, ' . W . - 'rl 1 7 My , IK., s ' AI JEFFREY H. STEINMAN MARK R, STERENCHOCK MEGAN STEVENS When you wish upon a star dreams will take you very far but when you wish upon a dream life ain't always what it seems. LAURIE STORASKA Laurie's activities include being a member of the Distributive Education Club of America. MEGAN STEVENS LAURIE STORASKA ,gpm-Q-gf 'if STEVEN H. STORASKA Stish belongs ot the Hunting 81 Fishing Club and the DECA Club. TODD STROH lik L l kj:-K , 'W x ' I Luv I' , in v I u h We: X A si. lex' .ON -x'r'fQg 'its '- . , V YF, i is s I.: f ' -f 95115 . I--inf? STEVEN H. STORASKA TODD STROH BRIAN J. SUSA Brian's activities include the Golf team and Golf Club. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. His future plans include a career in engineering. SUSAN SYPEK Show me a place where dreams are for dreamers and all the things you wish come trueg l'd wish the world had all happy people, then there would be no more wishing to do. BRIAN J. SUSA RAYMOND SZELIGA GREGORY P. SZUMLANSKI Todd is a member of the Hunting 81 Fishing Club and the Sr. Class Play Selection Committee. He also participated actively on the basketball team. ll lf A' fl il SUSAN SYPEK RAYMOND SZELIGA Ray belongs to the Distributive Ed. Club. GREGORY P. SZUMLANSKI Greg is a member of the Hunting 81 Fishing Club. 'Z' 'B' PAUL TOBIAS RICHARD E. TOBIAS ROBERT TOBIAS Toby is a member of the Hunting 8. Fishing Club and Track Team. His hobbies include motorcycles and music. His future plans are to attend an Electronic Technical School. SANDRA TOMKO Sandy is a member of the National and Latin Honor Societies, Student Council, Hi-Jinx, Chorus, and School Spirit Club. She is also Editor of the Arcana, on the Prom Decorating Committee, and a member of Who's Who. PAUL TOBIAS Paul belongs to the Sheet Metal Shop at Voc-Tech. He enjoys dirt bike riding. RICHARD E. TOBIAS Richie was on the bowling team, and his main interest is in fixing cars. ,Ulf iv---1. ll ll 1 ll ROBERT TOBIAS SANDRA TOMKO Rift JANETTE TOUGH THOMAS TRISHMAN JANETTE TOUGH Janette is a member of the Tri-High Band, District Band, Woodwind Choir, and Wind Ensemble. She also participated on the bowling team and is in the Future Nurse's Club. THOMAS TRISHMAN Tom was a member of the Chess Club and enjoys outdoor sports, such as swimming and tennis. 51 LINDA G. TURNBACH May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, And rains fall soft upon your field, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand, BERNIE TYCHINSKI Bernie belongs to the Chess Club. ANDREA ULSHAFER DON ULSHAFER JOE USTYNOSKI .loe's activities include intramural basketball, the Hunting 81 Fishing Club, the 3M Club, the Coin Club, and Chairman of the WHHS Honor Society. TERESA E. USTONOFSKI Happy the man who finds wisdom, The man who finds understanding. For her profit is better than profit in.silver, and better than gold is her revenue: She is more precious than corals and none of your choice possessions can compare with her. S2 , s ,, XL 1 x s' P I l ' A I Sf- tv ..-S 1 i 1 l I 'M Y A keg.. 1.1. LINDA G. TURNBACH BERNIE TYCHINSKI ANDREA ULSHAFER The Arcana Staff and a member of the Future Teach- ers Club are some of Andrea's activities. She also is a newspaper correspondent, a speech tutor, and assists in the nurse's office. DON ULSHAFER Don is a member of the Hunting 8t Fishing Club. His hobbies include skiing, cars, and motorcycles. JOE USTYNOSKI TERESA E. USTONOFSKI MARY SHARON WALTERS We see the storm coming, and we believe He has a hand in ity and if He has a place and a part for us, I believe that we are ready.-John F. Kennedy BRIAN P. WARDINGO Brian plans to enter the Navy after graduation. is wg' wif, fr N AY MARY SHARON WALTERS BRIAN P. WARDINGO ilthfw ii it JOE WAYNE DORI MAY WHILDEN Old days, good times I remember. Gold days, days I'Il always treasure. Funny faces, full of love and laughter, Funny places, summer nights and street cars. Take me back to the world gone away. Memories seem like yesterday. Old days, in my mind and in my heart to stay. DONALD WHITENIGHT Don was a member of the wrestling team. He enjoys hunting and fishing. JEFFREY L. WEAVER JOE WAYNE Joe is a member of the West Hazleton Honor Society. He enjoys hunting and fishing. JEFFREY L. WEAVER Jeff participates in the band, Brass Choir, Wind Ensemble, and the Band Club. rf 'UB it kg -all 'N A DORI MAY WHILDEN DONALD WHITENIGHT DONALD WIDITZ Donald's activities include being a member of the Art , ' Club, Pinochle and Spanish Clubs, and Advanced Chorus. SHARON WILKITIS Sharon belongs to the DECA and the Business Educa- - tion Club. A . DONALD WIDITZ SHARON WILKITIS fav -' '- 7 f ui l i l MARLENE WITNER l 4 She has completed a 3-year training program at the l i Voc-Tech. l ROBERT S. WOODRING Woodie's future plans are undecided. MARLENE WITNER ROBERT S. WOODRING PAUL J. YASKANICH Peach is a member of the bowling team. He has completed a 3-year program at the Vo-Tech in the carpentry shop. His future plans include enlisting in the Navy. JIMMY YENKEVICH Jimmy is a member of the football team, Student Council, Stage crew, and enjoys lifting weights. PAUL J. YASKANICH JIMMY YENKEVICH ' n - x :::s.., lllll nn. -u ff la na +I' nronvunr. , I ll ll ll.:,G .4- -,1...ll -- I . 'I ll ulsu llllf. In 1: an ul l gg ll ll nu ll .. al .lj an al I RENAE YEZIORSKI CYNTHIA L. YODER RENAE YEZlORSKl Renae's activities include participating in Advanced Chorus and the literary editor of the We-Ha. CYNTHIA L. YODER Cindy's activities are captain of the Flagtwirlers, member ofthe gymnastics club, Arcana Staff, Chorus, and the Spirit Club. She is also a member of Hi-Jinx and of the Family BARBARA YUROVCHAK Barbara belongs to the DECA Club and the Business Education Club. CARL ZANOLINI Carl belongs to the Hunting 81 Fishing Club. BARBARA YU ROVCHAK Tw .T . T L., I 1' L A ,i I, Q' X l x 1 . A RANDY P. ZANOLINI MICHELLE A. ZELLNER ,S .Ad CARL ZANOLINI RANDY P. ZANOLINI Randy is a member of the Hunting 84 Fishing Club. MICHELLE A. ZELLNER Michelle has completed a 3-year course in the apparal assembly shop at Vo-Tech. She hopes to become a fashion designer for children's and family clothing. Her future plans include marriage. 55 JAMES ROBERT ZILLER Jim is member of the Hunting 84 Fishing club. DALE R. ZOBEL Dale belongs to the Hunting 81 Fishing club. i + HOPE GEHRTS 56 JAMES ROBERT ZILLER HOPE GEHRTS Hope's favorite song is The Things We Do For Love . Her favorite singer is Peter Frampton. She hopes to become a writer or a singer, and her ambition is to return to New York City. DALE R. ZOBEL MICHAEL BERNOTAS EDWARD CAREYVA GRANT COOPER ROBERT GRENCAVICH Senior Class Officers, TOP ROW: Cheryl Lockwood-President, SECOND ROW, Marianne Koskulitz-Secretary, Diane Furnanage-Student Council Representa- tive, THIRD ROW, Donna Palushock-Vice-President, John McGran-Treasurer. What can be said about those special and important that without whom the class of 1977 would not have prospered. They have proven them- selves through their total involvement and devotion. To say they have worked SO hard could never express all they have done. We, the class of 1977 are ex- tremely unique in many ways, with one of the most important being that we have five such special individuals as part of us. .Q- a+! l J 43 .Trl -f,,,rp 57 'QW Automotive Body and Fender DONNY HILL Graphic Arts Occupation MARK SPANGENBURG V3.9 I v ,PS i 'F' K E I Masonry ROBERT WOODRING Masonry CHRIS FINKEL Commercial Art ROBIN ANTOLICK EWR 1 f Masonry MARK HARVEY Seniors L A 'fs' 07' Scientific Data Processing JOAN GLOWATCH 'Tl -v Sheet Metal ALBERT CICIONI Electronics Technology JOHN POLLARD . Ie.. , ,gg ju , 'X af , , NTL' I f ' ' Masonry THOMAS FORMAOWSKI Carpentry JOHN HORVATH Aofomofivo Body ooo Foooof Juvl GALADE f ,J . 1-Sf: Q Welding MIKE BERNOTAS Carpentry PAUL YASKANICH 5 W .1 X X. X . ., , . 425-7, fy-'1 -g bluff! ix f '.f-,'3L'.. sl 7 Z1 5'-' 4 3 . 1 ..x :S'Plgla , I . Cosmetology TAM MY BOEHMER 1 lr, le' ' l . I W N, wx l I .-, -N ,- 'in .N lb - Nw -0 , , U .A , an l L F6 F ' -' N, H-'fa 5 , U, A4-.Ida Q 1,1 , ' 3 A Q , '4 1' Q, m, , 3 F O' 44 , U m Q. ' vu 3 M- ,N t X 'Iwi , Iffllxglb ,. if , i514-,?' ', X , . I. . fs 21' . if '? f 2.1 5 2 Eu? 215251 127-'E h v 'WY L Gfgi 4 K ' IQL.- 5,2 :Quik Plumbing and Plpefitting MAR'-ENE WITNER Plumbing and Pipefitting GRANT COOPER DON ULSHAFER X!! J-- .. 'Q 5' W I Q5 7 -5- I 4 l '71, ul V my ,. 'iffziii i I-1' Sin. .. if 5 , 4 A.A .. Health Assistant CINDY CIPALA ...f -Kr Carpentry CARL ZANOLINI Automotive Mechanics DONALD WHITENIGHT . 'Pfliii V .V,'X,'ff Machine Shop JIMMY ZILLER Machine Shop JEFF PLANUTIS 1- 2-5 l ref E9 A it il Q x 2 .' in gl Yesterday is gone and tomorrow to come, Yet the present is ours alone, To make our future we must move on, Only glancing at moments we've known. The dreams we've dreamed and the hopes we've hoped, Are closer to becoming true, For the time we've awaited is finally here What will it hold for you? We can't hold on but we can't let go, lt's hard to say good-by, The laughter, the friends, the sadness, the tears, Will never really die. So as we leave the familiar places, And all the friends we've met, We still have something to remember them by, Golden Memories we will never forget. Marianne Koskulitz 1 V so s 'E 'f f . ' ' .wu gg - f -Jw . ,M ig ki 1 A - Q in fi.- '-wr. H' +I. iz-E K Xyxx -Gr' K F? b 'F 'fa- 1'1.,Q::g: N w 1 .fi V' . 12 .....,.1'...,.,, -- . . , . -. 1,, Ai, 1 ' - .v sl . N., .., ' f 1 - ' Xlknn .'. . . . . . A . 'r ' fffxi-h .' Xl x.l.A.'.',Lk.:.'.'4'4 ,lf 5I'!'I f'.4','xZ4A 'X X :,x. , fx ,4xx X. .. -N . ' ,,,,x.--1 ...x w--- -iv 1 ,yy '. ' 'b N. D R 1, . . 4--X ww N' In I X .D 1 . , L. X 1w4.x,. if v ,. ' 9 ,,-,f,.,,l.-1.5.1, ,J 1 , ,F I rv Af,.,x, . , L f -'.'f-i..-- .f . , 'N' 4' . N - . -,, J, fx A Ia' fl SN. 1 'f .f I 'P .xs W 4 -:L xgn. H 'i 1 Q5 xl I f v ' Q! K-'Lf' T . .an 1.1.-V' '-L 511. -F ' ' .A 4J+ T h fg-...EK wi If... 'fgg-'-Q12-.. 1 v w 'i 2 I ni A K x in , Q X '..lv E J ,pf if A - 'f ' :f Y? , fl? 'ii ' 1, ut K Q f b ' 's , f.. .V he r . ' X v - . ,r w , 515' ' in l N k ylfllzrf ' i. V. 1 M . WI E L n Z' 2 f The 1977 members of the Cross Country Team are SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Nlaiko, Dave Shultz,.John Popiak, George Diehl, Tom Flaim, FRONT ROW, SAME ORDER: Randy Russo, Bill Palfey, John Siroka, Tommy Andrasi, and Henry Ostroski. This years Cross Country team 5 ' i finished with a final record of 3 wins- 4 losses. Although it was a poor season for the Cats in this sport, Tom Andrasi came in third in the All Sophomore meet at Schuylkill Haven, and Cindy Casper junior, was the District 11 champion. Congratulations is extend- ed to both Cindy and Tom for their fine performances. The entire Cross Country team is to be commended for their effort and determination. The team was coached by John Reznick. ,im ll - 1F ll ' 4 1 f Q, m f,-f- il I X Sr' Tony Seliga Sr. John Skokoski ., w '11 M .-,. ll! 'llll 'll -.Raza -. 'X ,fgx 35'-P - NSN lx XX uk Ei xg. 'xxx' gf .XX 4 1, ,, 1iwt 1 - Ng. L I A 'X '26 ig 5- . 2461: 4't5g3, qv ilk X XXX N hx -'-If I . -,Qi :XX 3'- . I ., . -,vfzjfm IDX., ' 5 fcl'?::'.i?f- QV in-'Nr ll! fra 7 aifzfffazi 1 ' Xxx fg 41 i f f N9 N , I I..-,h-,d f ffx ix fjxx- 2407 ' -, - Q. A, J' ,LAY X D Fi fig: IA .1 f. ,Ml 'vu 'UQKEYQ -1. Sr. John Popiak .Y Y L ' '41,-QL, A ' '1 .Zw-'fx ww . A -v'Q?ggQE'QX sr. BIII Palfey . .LPSMQX K A NX A :XXX-'XY ,ff ,f A KX X V 'fx N? thx u Q ,ffl 0 M Ming: 'AS K af 'gjyf MAX K I7 -- x 7f sf !'fQ411,,' ' vnu' , if , X X ,Nuff Q S U5 ---.LX ,,. K-M N,- V. ,f-. gig, 1 U 'h f ' QU' A Q' '- yr- -P v gzaafpy. 151.0 Am- , '.f'?'.?S A 1??'fTf:Jac+f.1g:mw 4?i'k4:,' +'-'L 6 '35 3'HilJ,e it I? . . ,fs 1 Ht- .QM A. Q ,Q L f . I ' . ' ' P 5gf'f:ffiff.2f.c-'-Zi vs. v.,f Q- -'rj-gi-'.!ff i---'gg' -1,4 2 ' p - '34 -T2-1 V. 2:7-fir L. by-ff, . 'g'Q,4 -'fg,5g, '1- L - Q' but ,pl -. . . 7 , . - ,AY . H---as - -' L- . ',. .,' 2' '. Af' H155' ff' ff fg2q1ix1,f!sgZ2g,3g : - -E ' 2 . ,- -A ' n ' ,... . - f ,- an - YT? 1 M ,,w5i,f,kfi K ,J-ing .N . W ' i-145.35 ,-4 ,. , R Lkfv Vyqfw. -Vw -J., I ff iff MZ , . ,A.lf,.' H- L., '- A' L Sr. Dave Shultz 65 Q QW Q WIFI H 1 'nu' hifi , ,af REE-I Members of the golf team are Jimmy Bott, Brian Susa, Bret Huttenstine, Gary Steiner, Mark Buckery, Ricky Mehalick, and Jim Mehalick. , , g' ' l- ' - Golf 1 -T . 'T Nay' is up The Golf Team ended the 1976-'77 school term with a , ' T. T5 M u , fy: 4-8 record. The members of the Boy's Varsity Team, Bret M MQJJIS Huttenstine, Mark Buckery, Scott Landis, Jimmy Bott, Ricky Mehalick, and Jim Mehalick, along with the other members of the golf team are to be commended for their effort and determination. The golf team is coached by Jack Reese and all home matches were played at the Picasso Country Club. . ,.,,'?fHl6d5g54,.. J I :,5eQ,,i'.g,kj1lfl' Nfl -v 'r'.m'fn'. '4 -hi' Sr. Mark Buckery 66 -5 1 WXHHS ' ,u. V vi V , 1 . , ,.' If '1 I Al!A 1 f , X 51 1 - -..1'l5'l ,fuxL'W3Qf:M Sr. Brian Susa . x TN ' 1 rn all , 'lr . l X WX f , W X ff , ,V 'ff Q Q ff V - XX X5 1'-mnmml' X im X X g,i'.x:. , , I, A , ,, x X ' . ', ' ,X ' f,f 1 .VN '.-. , 4 ' ,fr 'X rfb, ,tg ,! .1 Xl, ,.'f' . l f f' . 1 R ' 'X' 5' , ' - 'Q ' 5 M '-f' ' .N , 'Q' , f 'J - fly ,O 'Q N' X f . If ,f4,.'5LB x -, X X, ff - '5 1 '.'s1r7,' D ,jf ,J -X 31 .fi-' X' Q- R N :I . ff? f' 1 '- L4 f ' XJ NR H X ..QX,.KJ X V-ff .f ,,,V, 11- ,. If . '..LQ:,,, Ixxxhlixg -. ' mx' ,- , .',' -.',,1'f X V, f hr, 1. -. -fx AUX- . x,Q'fv,',f:VI H , f I J, vig, 1 X' 4 X ,Q 1.1: . V . . 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H rw' '-- J 6 ,.rI,h.f ,, ' ,G 'X ni .A . , 141n1Lf-ns Sr. Gary Steiner ' A ' - A77 'H X Sr. Bret Huttenstine I I il, 4 FIRST ROW: John Perchak, Keith Younger, Tom Radzwich, Paul Ondeck, Greg Bott, Henry Dombroski, Doug Perse- ghetti , Kevin Hayes, Fritz Haffner, Jay McDaniels, Joe Lockwood, Mike Bendowski SECOND ROW: Joe Perchak, Barry Lonaconus, Emerson I-leffner, Phil Hutton, Jimmy Yenkevich, Al Graziano, Joe Minneci, Wes Lewis, Vernon Monte, Dave Faust, Bob Devigili, John Cara THIRD ROW' Bernard Koskulitz-Head Coach Bob Jamelli Assistant Coach Darr I - . - . y Pedone, Joe Nicholas, Don Martonick, Bob Lashock, Charlie Troy, Brian Lyman, Angelo Pozzessere, Joe Maylath, Richie Bezick, George Donadi, AI Yenkevich, Mike Kondash, Jim Kulaga, Bob Williams, Fred Dute, Ed Martnick- Assitants Coaches fu i S E KNEELING: Bernard Picket Koskulitz-Head Coach STANDING: Bob Jamelli, Fred Dute, Ed Martnick, and Bob Williams-Assitant Coaches This year's record of 4-7 must be stated as a comend- able one. lt was a rough season for the Cats with several of their best players out for most of the season, but they pulled through and played to the best of their ability. Their tremen- dous effort will always be remembered. The homecoming game was played on Oct. 23, a little earlier this year. AI Graziano and Valerie Croce were crowned as Football King and Queen. This year's team was coached by Bernard Kosku- litz, Fred Dute, Bob Jamelli, Bob Williams, John Rossi, and Ed Martnick. fs is P i Ns F: 'J .rx-1-.M hw Think Positive! On the ball! 42- -L .L WBAR.. ., Go Joe! Moose to the rescue? It's time for a rest! i ich one would YOU choose? L Where are the girls? 'Rl Let's boogie! 72 Say, C-H-E-E-S-E!!! 1 A w It can't be that bad? Go Wildcats! fs vw- if' Kill the Mounts! Wherever we go, Whatever we do, We're going to go through it together! itil ,P 'NN Nix 5 . ,,5,fg,f-f , X 5 h 4 J L 1 Take him down! 1 .,,.. H, 1, T it no 'A 'f -1 . ff' ll WCB le Qmilf I c,l 'fe . gi Q. ki X 'Tit' '!Q:f' ' A--F , X' .7-2 v I 'lg lafik 4 li y J ,pl 7 mil L I D. 'X fi FIRST ROW: Cindy Foose, Jerry Carter, Doug Perseghetti, Lamar Shafer, Frank Liotta. SECOND ROW: Gene Esposito, Richard Contrali, Bill Onuschak, Chris Fellin, John Skokoski, Scott Partington, Bill Zomonis, Wally Bennitt. THIRD ROW: Al Papada-Head Coach, Vincent Monte, Darryl Pedone, Leo Brosick, John Geisick, Dave Shultz, Bill Mace, Wayne Ivory. Vvifif' iff i S f was ix 'fa S , ' 'OE4' ' A-L5 I , . 3' I , -lv- Y 'ig' fl 1. X -V'- E r: i ' ' :ii fffi 7'gf,f'f Oh, my head!!!!! 1 17 . - llllnuvl lla 9 5 vi- Bill Onuschak The 1976-1977 Wrestling Team, a relatively young team, finished with a final record of 2-13. The record itself cannot be stated as very good, but what is more important is the sportman- ship and team effort they dis- played throughout the season. Every year the Parent's Wres- tling Association contributes as much as they can to help the team in any way. Another recent e n i o r s John Geisick development is the completion of a new wrestling room in which the team can spend their time preparing for the upcoming sea- son. Also just developing through Mr. Milot is a group called the Mat Cats. They assist the cheer- leaders in leading our team to victory. At the annual banquet Lamar Schafer was awarded most out- standing wrestler. This year's Dave Shultz-Captain team was coached by Al Papa- da and assistant coach Lou Gunderman. ll- 74 John Skokoski Bill Mace , .. wm , WN. .,:. N H.f W , , , W. ,. ., 4, . , . '- ' n f . , - . 4-v l v 1 l Q 'Y ' si 49. Roll him over! 51 -EMVliTH!lT'lE CEE ANIE cull. QD? Qflllli M Well, not exactly, but close to it. Speechless. 'il 5 Nl -ol Hs fl' l I. 1 Open wide! MHh 1 9 Basketball '77 ix 'L-- .Y . nw... The 1977 varsity basketball team consists of FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bucky Kulaga, George Donadi, Jackie Callen, Todd Stroh, and Mark Scarcellag and BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: managers Lori Bogash and Sheryl Gleim, Craig Undeck, Ed Shemansky, Bob Powell, Craig Karchner, Joe Minneci, and managers Betsy Burkhart and Judy Correale. i ,I li ,. ll ll ,. '9 l ,l The J.V. team consists of FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Pecora, Jeff McGran, Dean Plafcan, Scott Landis. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Clint Curby, Derrick Elson Bob Devigili, Al Yenkevich, and Frank Ancharski. The WHHS varsity basketball team for the 1976-77 season was just terrific. They com- piled a record of 19 wins-7 losses. Of course, it couldn't have all happened without that one-of-a-kind coach, Yosh Grobelny, and his two assistants, Art Connely and Joe Clark. These three men worked with a few of the most talented players in the area. Among them are Bob Powell, Craig Krachner, Joe Minneci, Todd Stroh, and Jackie Callen, the starters for our games. Bob Powell, who had 673 total points for the year, went over the 1000 point mark in his career. After scoring 43 points against Bishop Hafey, Bob was presented with the game ball. Another senior who helped to keep the Cats on the right track was Craig Karchner. His dazzling performances caused the spotlight to turn his way many times. Craig finished the year with a total of 420 points. Joe Minneci always added a bit of sparkle to each game and kept the team rolling even when he was on the bench. His team spirit was always high. Todd Stroh, the fourth senior on the team, usually came through when needed the most. He was a good, steady, reliable player whom the team could not do without. A special thanks goes to our entire basket- ball team for a sensational 1976-77 season. What a Night! 9, xv '1', l--: 5- 35:-g, ' Z L QJ ,,.-1 'IL' Send in the reserves! v 1 , 'I ff If 1 I e ge Ste wg.. 5 . n N- x., if if - ue Iii if H '3 11 i .gn 'J ,J JE- X -, .xg 1 ii K 3 , Ax. f ' 'fs F Senior Todd Stror. 541: ' I I Senior Joe Minneci A wil, UM You can't catch me! gwzgs-.1-.w.1':1L.:-... : f - V E, .. P 9 6 A. A ig:- A, +, s V 1 A I 2 . L igit A :M K n. if 2? Senior Bob Powell ,4.L-fum 31 gf A 'rib Senior Manager-Betsy Burkhart 1 i L, A l I Senior Craig Karchner -'vi-t' W fi ,ARMS inns? -ie.. V FIRST ROW: Robin Antolick, Joanie Maurer, Maria Makowiec, Bonnie Bioss. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Lockwood manager, Kathy Ackerman, Barb Seatter, Cindy Petrovich, Joan Wydock, Ann Ciampi, Hope Myers-manager. ff ' Gk ' me .:.v. oquau FIRST ROW: Dorothy Saiefski, Gema Barkanic, Tina Markosky, Michele Ritz. SECOND ROW: Mary Jude-PodIesny- manager, Judy Shemansky, Dina Dreisbach, Karen Guenther, Karla Nesler, Mary Lou Wolk, Hope Myers-manager 80 Sr. Robin Antolick This year's Varsity record was 5-10 and the JV's record was 12-3. Although the Varsity won only five games, the coaches are looking forward to a stronger season next year. Also this year .SW . .xyh .5 . Ann Clamp: dii fl! -V59 T' 1 Sr. Maria Makowiec-Capt. Maria Makowiec was choosen to be on the WAZL All-Star Team. The Varsity team was coached by Mr. Ferrari and the JV's by Mrs. Young. 81 Members of the Tennis team are: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach Mr. Victor, Gary Steiner, Alan LaMont, Mark Bickley, John Magagna, Joe Stepanik, Bret Huttenstine, Art Fuehrer, Darryl Pedone, FRONT ROW, SAME ORDER, Carolyn Matteo, Faith Petrovich, Nancy Moskovich, Cindy Yoder, Bob Tier, Larry Levitsky. Tennis In April of 1977, the first Tennis team was formed at West Hazleton, under the supervision of Mr. Victor. We entered the Mountain Area Tennis League, and our first victory came over Freeland. They progressed rapidly, and went on to other victories. The team was successful and everyone was proud to be a member. 2 . 8 Srs. Cindy Yoder and Nancy Moskovich , ! ' EE! 1 - Ililll lllnl llll r E' ' -,,- - -- xr U 19 1- Sr. Gary Steiner Sr. John Magagna I f ff' ff ,ffl - f X ,ff , 1 ' f A ,- X J ' 35951551 5? ' . A,,s,!,. I , 'lf f wife Wil X qiglisiig 5133 ,::. gums -:sf 11, .t -- f Aksif -3?-, 1 Sr. Bret Huttenstine 83 w r E 2 1977 Boy's Track Team The entire boy's track team which consists of lst ROW: Tom Sarnoski, Jon Weaver, Blll Palfey, Doug Perse- ghetti, Brian Genimenico, Randy Russo, John Siroka, and Tommy Richardson. 2nd ROW: Tom Radzewich, John Cara, George Steckert, Scott Partington, Bob Chulock, George Diehl, John Popiak, Mark Strenchock, and Dave Schultz. 3rd ROW: Al Graziano, Jim Yenkevich, Charlie Troy, Dave Rinehiemer, Jeff Grant, Bob Leshock, Dave Faust, Dave Bedio, and John Magagna. Senior Al Graziano Senior Bill Palfey Senior John Popiak -. I-y., 4 5 'f-'S-Lx ' 6 W Lin A E L! - Sensor John Magagna CManagerJ --:.j. og '::.:':::ii: 'if-7-7 '? im? WFP ff?F?'F' W w ,fjklli V H n 5, 4 Senior Tom Sarnoski in GILL Senior George Diehl The Boy's Track Team Meets Consist of: March 29-Central Columbia April 1-Schuylkill Haven April 6-Mount Carmel April 12-Pottsville Nativity April 18-Shenandoah April 20-Mahanoy Area April 22-Tamaqua April 25-Hazleton April 27-Marion Catholic April 29-Mt. Carmel Relays May 2-Panther Valley SENIORS NAME EVENTS George Diehl Javelin, Shot Put Al Graziano Shot Put, Discus Pole-Vault Bill Palfey Two-mile run John Popiak Two-mile run, one-mile run Tom Sarnoski 440 yard run, mile relay Dave Schultz High hurdles, Javelin George Steckert Discus . .l - ' ,H , f ii' 1, iv ,X Y Senior Jim Yenkevich ., 'f.!', - T-1' ' -'L '4 I ' P1f '?Y-f il A. ? N113 .gf-0: 6'lfEg WH' 02113, of I - ,J fe. 14'-ffnsafxf'.f.ff'1W'-f'fff ' ' ff:-44,1 'Q 1 'A T . 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Valerie Croce and Donna Palushock 59 Baseball '77 The 1976-77 Baseball Team consisted of FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Landis, John McGran, John Skokoski, Ted Treon, John Moran, George Donadi, Jeff McGran, Richie Bezick, managers Scott Luchi and Bill Betcher. SECOND ROW: manager Lisa Haffner, Phil Hutton, Bucky Kulaga, Tommy Flaim, Tony Seliga, Buddy Bartel, Biff Kondash, Danny Denoia, Snake Sterenchock, and Brian n. Lyma 90 .nl ' ....... . Senior Tony Seliga The 1976-77 Baseball Team finished their season with a 7-6 record. This record shows that the entire team did a fine job in every game. The senior members of the Baseball Team were centertielder Tony Seliga, pitchers Buddy Bartel, John McGran, and John Skokoski. Each of these players had special moments that they will remember always. Under the coaching of Tim Thompson and Del Kelshaw, the team worked hard at many practices. Although a great deal of work was involved, a lot of fun and good times were also shared. These are the times that everyone will recall and these are the things that make a high school sport fun and enjoyable. W' M S 0 ' Senior John Skokoski B 2 X I AS I l Z :fu sm ,f H ' S jj? ' C7 im gf V' +2 , , 1- LB W, Af 1 , -31' SP 17 n .4 'L' 15,1171 0 A iff M fn 19.114 Senior Buddy Bartel Senior John McGran 91 ur .+. '-1 3 I A- .,H- 15,3 . ,L . 1.. WLHLM fwg? . w 1 :- A-A? A -. - , 4 ,f Z . .N ... . Q 1' - K: n . --,ji ft , 'i'jwYf 'wi 45. Q --.4 -V-ii. '-1 'ilff' , 4. 5'KL..f1?. 1. , iff ' -. N ':2 f'ffl rw f - 1ff- - A A A 4 .4 , . :H ' ww- , S-'fa .W 1- V 'f ' 1-L v - ix.. -' ,r If -- , .,.-U, -P9-ee-nur' T, - ff'-?1f ,w... wa Mge, .Nl 1' - x .K ,vs--' ,., -,1- s- . If . 4- TM! s. X I- tu xg U v U I I 1 L . If 'u'1 M. v E91 .iq N ,Q ,. it 3 l my . B , Tu, 1 , -1.-ng- A, -' mb! l :Q c 'ti,l3wg?? 'NW A' ' H+- 7 X 1 , MQW A 1 cv ifqM' -- I .' fw fY I' X 3 . . ' 4 ,I .-' 1. -.. 1 . ,. 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Gema Barkanic, Yvonne Repert, Kim Coffman, Maria Makowiec, Debbie Richardson, Mary Sue Fetter, Hope Meyers. 2nd: Jill Piacenti, Mary Ellen Petrovich, Mary Ann Hill, Melanie Garrett, Joan Maurer, Cindy Petrovich, Bonnie Bloss, Tina Markosky. 3rd: Karen Guntar, Cheryl Gleim, Mary Lou Wolk, Chris Ackerman, Barb Seatter, Joan Wydock, and Coach Kathy Young. ff as f' 94 Yvonne Repert Team Manager Senior Mafia Makowiec - Senior Debbie Richardson 1977 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 13 15 18 20 25 27 29 May 2 4 6 11 13 SEVENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Gould, Patricia Helock, Jean Ellen MacNeal Valerie Radiewicz, Mary Francis Delucca, Laureen Melenchek, Amy Fellin Andrew Zunski. ,L1.I' !F'?7 J ' W L. . .f -,, .. , ---. .-,,. ,. ..,,-,. - , ' - M., he-Jr., .3.es.L2A..-., , Af'. -KL-.c1--V EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Jones, David Rebarchak, Ted Yashur, Paula Rockovich, Paula Braskie, Patricia Dill, Lisa Jones, Lynn Howell, Allen Fischer, Dennis Fellin. 96 '1'F '. B f' Q g.-54 3 g,,h,.- 3 T V' ri-'fy '57, J , Beth Schmauch-Drum Majorette l ' - V '. 1 T .-- . 7 ' Lf'4n'1. ' ' ' 9:4 ' . NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Patti Bayzick, Mark Rebarchak. SECOND ROW: Pam Jones, Alma Babbish, Lori Postie, Joan Rockovich, Danny Bonomo, Scott Steiner, Richard Mace. ig-it --- M? -v-f , . av -Q., A ..-aff ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Kim Jones, Barbara Karpatch, Jenine Delucca, Joanie Maure. SECOND ROW: Joe Stepanick, Beth Schmauch Kerry Rittenhouse, Gwen Zunski. The 1976-1977 Blue and Gold marching band was the largest band in the history of West Hazleton High School. Besides performing at half time during football season, they marched in twelve Bicentennial parades: a total of ninety-five miles. Recently the band has spent their summers practicing for four days at a camp in the Poconos, besides the practicing at the high school. We hope to see more students participating next year. . l I . ,c- i 'Saas 'al TENTH GRADE FlRST ROW: Beth Kahley, Lynn Mehalick, Gill Matyas. SECOND ROW: Berna- dette Motil, Lisa Betley, Lynne Fellin, Rachael Welsh, Mary Ann Wolk, THIRD ROW: Mary Mace, Donnette Cogan, Diane Melnick. FOURTH ROW: Renae Debias, Larry Belusko, John Weaver, Terry Wayne, Mary Lou Wolk, Susan Radiewicz, Jeff Grant, Joanne Rooney, Kevin Gould, Bill Warg, Alvin Schell, Clyde Rhodes, Ron Mackunis. x 1' xi 19,1 - gf X 6 iv I, P- 'Fi TWELVETH GRADE FIRST ROW: Ed Longenberg, Pam Creasy, Frank Delucca, Anita Nesler, Nancy Smith. SECOND ROW: Mark Buckery, Dinah Labenberg, Jeff Weaver, Janette Tough. 97 Cheerleading Senior Mary Beth Curcio Senior Marianne Koskulitz Senior Mary Novak nggtl. ., 4. . -4 I V A fi- if r- .- ' A S' ill A 1 V V 1 ffifk 5' 7 A' fi ' if, 'xfffy ' MX -1 , ,V -A'--T' -1 i . . ..i1-A, n, . ,. ., , Rina. iii' 'O 'V' . , 1 n A A. ' ,T o . -17.1, . I?-gh, I - Q' .q'g.g'fi,1 g'j: if ' ,F 'I W r- 'if' il' -I: I l' ,V IA 'ul ' ' . A 1 v y . .1 I A. J I -5, FIRST ROW: Marianne Koskulitz, Mary Novak SECOND ROW: Lori Flaim, Mary Beth Curcio, Chris Correale, Nancy Lopo, Laurie Edstrom, Bonnie Puschauver, Patti Bodnar THIRD ROW: Janet Mardyniak, Chris Photis, Melanie Garrett 77 M E-if Senior Lori Flaim This year's Cheerleading Squad consisted of a Varsity and a Jr. Varsity, which after spending five days at camp in Williamsport, Pa. in the summer of 76 , received eight ribbons in competition against other area high schools. The ex- citement and glory of being a part of competitive sports will never be for- gotten. This year's squad was coached by Miss Sharon Evans. Senior Patti Bodnar FIRST ROW: Judy Mehalick, Karla Nesler, Mary Slusser, Susan Wilcha, Gloriajean Guydish. Rachel Welsh, Dona Soliwoda SECOND ROW: Tina Markosky Senior Chris Correale N ,ff i, ..A- X V W , ix, 'I 5 iw! ff? Q Nlajorettes '77 il fl A The entire Majorette Squad which consists of: lst ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Mat- teo, Portia Ervin, Melanie De- Bias, Ginny Recla, Jeanne Shober, Vera Duffy, Lisa Law- rence. 2nd ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Barnes, Annie Bayzick, Lori Horvath, Carol Palubinsky Ccaptj Nancy Mos- kovich, and Valerie Croce. v l .df w-, v A A- .wq -' V . , .of of' .11 J o Lf ' v ill l v. . ,, hw I' ne-, 'Jar' 2 l ...ll- Q xa- I 'M -eva I . 8.-M -'1'.'.,-. .fe 5 if ' x,- T1 Q-gg. ,n ' Q' :Linh-' ' L.-. . iv,-,f ' 13' 10,5 nl 03,1 N 1'- 'rf' ' Fl ,hjr- J, W mtg., . h x ..-L -if 9.-1114 ' -1.1, i.X,',-.e ,Q ,mi w VU J 100 - v-r 'L- ..,. . I . l 5 I 'Vi' - 5. .' s 4 -I ' r S I I . ,:.s., I -f . nr. G swf-1--. .- ,. 3.- - A - .P'.s.' , , Q - - .. v- 4, . . K 5, ' Q3 . ' ' ' wb . . ,. HUKC- .vi . Jug , gf' ' l ff N' '.'f : ': A' l , s- ,' Q .M - 5' ,Q ..-1 f. 5 ,, . a,-4 ' -- ' Q, ,M - 4 SEQT4' vs' ' - ' I' pq, 9 -1 I 'N 'QE' x I 4 'H ' l . . I Q. A . xl sg, 'ss -. 5 -oo f' .. ' 7 ',.' -' 'iw ' . 4 9, , -' 'Ngs - kt Senior Nancy Moskovich Senior Annie Bayzick tl'-'mfr lllillliill l ., v' 1 nv -'vs 'vt-P f '1 4 ., .X ,Q 1 . , W M L , -gnu H 4 L4 .1,l, -5-:rf .. - ' -, ?' in . J-- ' ..l o . :rr S f, , - -- ,,-.1 . ' S I' - xg V 1 -,X -'.. iff- I ,. . A-F' ' A I' 9'-i - , . , . . K 5 'O '.5- -X ek -.. , '-.iqaig . f Q The 1976-1977 Majorette Squad participated in many exciting activ- ities. Among them included: The 1976 Mummer's Parade, which ran the length of Broad Street in Hazleton and was viewed by many spectators. The Bi- centennial Parades in Frackville and Freeland, the Cen- tennial Parade in Tamaqua, and the Halloween Parades in Conyngham and Nuremburg. The squad also per- formed at the Bloomsburg Fair. Games which were highlighted included the Hazle- ton Game, which in- cluded an exhibi- tion, and the 1976 Homecoming Game played against Marian Catholic. su. A. w.. , x P .in-.E , xg. . ,, s Q .f- ,l V 'Y-ff, ff: tv: - ' -'-,.-..-15 7' A gn v NA, ' ,-.. , X A - Q. - . --..-: ' 4'-'E - f'f'-f'fi:f fi -'B C- . . .ML 'F . N., ,,,.:.?'-, Q- A -- f. ,Lui . K, . ' 'VNL . - ' bv. x ' .4 A Y . ' V- -1 . ,, . .. - -.. +. will . .5 , . .-.'j 4., -Q 1. . . -3- -,..:, J ' 1 ,i A- -1 ,1.,-is 'N' , ' 1' ' f 5 ' g ' a ' -- 4 ax -4 A - A-1 ' 'T-'Q' 'wi -was - I A .L -- . ,, I V ,, , J-e an 7 , '. , :Q . .- 5 -flvv ' as- ' . ' ' k :LJ 7, 1 Y' TOP LEFT: Senior Valerie Croce lin, . L . u .1. 'a. Hana- .Aix TOP RIGHT: Senior Lori Horvath BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Emily Barnes BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Carol Palubinsky CCaptainj 1.01 Flag Twiriing '77 Spirit, faith, pride-They are essential parts of any game. The flagtwirlers, through all their efforts, helped to inspire and trans- mit these feelings. They began practicing for the 76-77 season in mid sum- mer. With 1976 being the bicentennial year, they par- ticipated in many parades, celebrating our nations birth. From August 21 to 24 the flagtwirlers, along with other bandfront members and the band, attended Camp COMO in the Poco- no's. They put in many long hours of work and coopera- tion to prepare for the soon-to-come- football season. And, of course, along with the work came many hours of fun. And so, late August brought early September which brought the season's lst football game. They have shown that the Blue and Gold, and the spirit, faith, and pride that goes with it will wave forever. Senior Cindy Yoder Qin Senior Lynn Lawson Senior Diane Furnanage Senior Kim Coffman Our 1976-77 Colorguard Squad never failed to ex- press the dignity and en- thusiasm that was felt for W.H.H.S. Beginning with many long hours of prac- tice, the colorguard was there to lead the W.H.H.S. band for many parades. They attended band camp along with all other band- front members in August, which also enabled them to share in all the fun and excitement. When football season came the color- guard squad was a very special feature at all the games. The work of each girl on the squad provided for the needed support and cheers in times of the many victories and the few de- feats. They will always be remembered for the great deal of effort and devotion that they put forth. .Alma .meffcir ,5.lJ V cLmOJx., i V' 9 V F P V V 1, J- J ' 6 i 4532.35 Pwijgwgwmwfdii are V 1' M .U E MQJSHEQ 'wry P ' '5 I' 1' 2 M FEE HHr V Film ggjjikillg if? Mwst , sw M, 4 Q, ai ,wr 253 LE!-'E Ui' wma? VA -I gp Q I I? '-Al ,N Q W 2. .QA j 'q c' H f ii! +V ' .24 , -1,2 X Wg A ' ' 'I f f. Ag, ' ,--.f -M4 'wrt f MLMJJJ gg Qi Z L QLLMJJKJJ Senio 1. a ' 5 - l + , V f.. - x . I A . Y wt J s , Ln' - Participating in the Jr. Miss Pageant were: Lynn Lawson and Mary Beth Miller. Selected to District Band were: Frank Delucca, Donna DeMauro, Lynne Fellin, Joanne Mauer, Janette Tough. Bill Schweitzer received First Awards for his research project, The lnhabitive Qualities of Commercial Mouthwashes on Bacteria, at both the regional and state meetings of the pa. Junior Academy of Mary Beth Miller received First Place in Science. the Annual High School Mathematics Examination. Carol Palubinsky was a contestant in the Miss Panther Valley Pageant. 106 Representatives 77' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Fetter, Nancy Onder, Sandy Tomko, Nancy Moskovich, Dave Shultz, Carol Palubinsky, John McGran, Donna Palushock, Valerie Croce, Diane Furnanage, Pam Creasy, Marianne Koskulitz, Lynn Lawson, Kim Coffman. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Tough, Joanne Reynolds, Robin Antolick. Mary Ellen Andrasi, Mary Ann Michalyshin, Anita Nesler, Tom Good, Susan Sypek, Frank Liotta. Bill Schweitzer, Cindy Maue, Joanne Orchant, Craig Karchner, Brian Aneskevich, Gary Steiner, Chris Correale, Brian Susa, John Magagna, Monica Mylet. X-.n. District Chorus members were: Sandy Tomko, Carol Palubinsky, Randy Mc- Kinstry, Gary Steiner, Dave Shultz, Sean McFadden. Throughout the year the Seniors of the Golden Class represented West Hazleton High School in several functions and activities: such as, the National Honor Society, District Chorus, District Band, etc. We can proud- ly say that they are a very special and outstanding group of people and the certain quali- ties they possess will always be remembered. Newspaper Correspondents: Mary Ellen Andrasi and Andrea Ulshafer. 107 Homecoming C19 ' V ,pl Q N AJ 1. '1 S L. f-'56 F' , , x .'- WS. ' uk ' 4. 51 ' vs'-, Nw 9 f ,fp MA K Q E h X ,. X '-. -3 fb - R, -9, .- ' A ab -ax' all K A I ff' ,xg F ' 1 v' .' 414' , A HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING VALERIE CROCE-ALBERT GRAZIANO Lori Flaim and Jimmy Yenkevich Mary Novak and Wes Lewls A Homecoming dance was sponsored by the Student Council on-October 22. Valerie Croce and Albert Graziano were crowned football king and queen by Diane Furnanage and Darryl Pedone, members of the Student Council. Our homecoming court consisted of Marianne Koskulitz and Joe Minneci, Lori Flaim and Jimmy Yenkevich, and Mary Novak and Wes Lewis, Every- one who attented the dance had a fantastic time! use Marianne Koskulitz and Joe Minneci Valerie Croce and Albert Graziano ,Jn f 'i1 '-hx .Jin , fu: qgh F- .- rv, -'pu ' . 5- if ' JL Q' . ' .n.. .X 1 x , Xaa-av -- JL L Look at .X , ,N -i Oh the pain! l. ll' ,Ji X A. ,,,n P. 977 Senior Day x . , 4 . X , , ...Y , all the cheerful faces! fi, i iiggrs-if x KB X 751- Say cheese everybody! Just some of the action. ,,. ,W iixfy' r.,f Q ,- The reading of the class wiii. I want you to show me the way . . . i..a ,ix , .- ., h . ,, Q in-f-N., ' f -,. , ,A V x -pb - k- U , - Q , Get ready, get set ......... And Going! The dessert looks delicious. 1977 Senior Day was held Friday, February 22 in Lobitz's Hawaiian Room. The band which played was One Way Street. Teachers who chaperoned the seniors were Mr. Ritz, Mr. Ecker, Mrs. Pergosky, Mr. Christina, and Mr. Scotnicki. Over 100 stu- dents attended and speaking for all those who did attend, all had a great time dancing and eating the abundance of food. A scene of great concentration. 3 . Lk L , x f. ,r k 1.4,- u fm I4 'gjk 'ix I i -. -1, gg?- V , fa.Q-ef . is f i i C'mon don't be bashful and smile! ,look into the camera Oh about this big ,of if -V 1' . , .1 - .' ,ab - .J ,, ? 1 K , ff 9 a '- ' 1- . 5 xg Y 'E IP g is '- .,. 1' J -.'. V517L:1'5:3j-ZLZ. 9 Y..-. ,,, sl .. ,, fl H05 yas Ani ,- , I r I n 'I I r.f x mf ' U li 1 Q ' ,,. 4+ 'K' -.I ' X ,I ' A , V . Q? .ff A -4 5? N , - ..- s:..xN +4 JL l 'Fur' l We L ' ' r A 74fi9i:9'7 t Flin- f U Q- - .W ' ' 2 -- X ' ' ' 1' ,wiv 1- f X ' . .af Q52 X f 251 'A f lv' ' f 'frfil 1fsii' ff 1 1 fm 1 . -zu, R 1 V , , L' 'U In 1-lb .J N IP 6 af K H 1 The Senior Class Play 1 I l l l il .' M5 J L. Qfrfgqi. ll A ll THE DAY FAMILY is -J:-Q '1sT'f33-e, E ' A EH...-D .1 '5 jL::-Al H lip. ll l Y' h , J 4 5 ,, . lhf' i I l What do you want with my hand??!! Oh Clare, I LOVE surprises! iA fl 1 Life With Father was proudly and tremendously presented by members of the Senior Class on December 4, 1976. It was an unforgettable evening for both the entire cast and their ever-faithful director, Nlr. Jamelli. He was always at their side with pro- mising words of encouragement to uphold the confidence of everyone, The action took place in the late 1800's in the Day home. The plot re- volved around the task of getting Mr. Day baptized. With Mrs. Day being strictly religious, she was flabber- gasted to find that after 20 years of marriage, her husband had never been baptized. Thinking that perhaps this would mean the marriage was invalid, lVlr. Day was quick to point out that after having four children if they weren't married now, they never would be! Despite all the tactics he used in his attempts to avoid the baptismal, the curtain closed with Mr. Day on his way out . . . to be baptized! Along with the memories from that night also came the memories from the many nights of practice before the final performance which were spent with loyal devotion by all. l Let us turn to Him in prayer. Let us kneel and pray. i , A i 9' i 'f 1, . rg, 'Bien' 1 lbs. -5 lf' li 7 V ui t ,fl qs-.-Q The entire cast included FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Steiner, Lynn Lawson, Matt Novak, Bill Magill, and Randy McKinstry, SECOND ROW: Joe Minneci, Betsy Burkhart, Chris Correale, Dave Shultz, and Rita Bell. THIRD ROW: Albert Graziano, Bonnie Butcher, Sybil McGuire, Donna Palushock, and Valeri Croce. 1 gr L2 . rf I I l . 1-.'-LAL11 ' ' 4' .. ,- Margaret! You couldn't DOSSIDIY Lame water ariu cuiiee ueans aiiu arrive at THAT! 115 More Than f. x 3 - N QQ N A P5 X .., , I Y f 1 II 1 37 Q ,iff-lv fi M 'i fl-Tx 5 A Feeling xx? sawing TQ sy V QQ mf af' . pw, ,RQ 4 I yy 1, H L4 P V f ij f 'F f'efpx.a l ' , X- X 1 11.-I 1 l The Senior Class Prom of 1977 was held Friday, May 6, 1977 at Gus Genetti's. Salt and Pepper provided the entertainment that evening, and the theme was More Than A Feel- ing. It was a very enjoyable and memorable event. ff. l Z1 4 z V 141, 'fl' me A is Bs ' 1- . r , NP 'ifjf -x wg f Sv. f .2 ,- F , - ,lun ,gf , 4. 1 . ,vm -K E ig:-. :gel A, , x,,J XX-NN L. L Q..-J' fu slim J:-f' v fm, ' -ffl? V 1 v 'H M 1 A N ggi I LTTLLX g 1 , . W l R if in , Sm .P-,.,' 4, 51,3 9,1 f i - ' JN ., J rg -Q' X 2-f. -X wi AJ' ,Ai J v if t jf! zaf- lx w- L Q ,- ' 1: 'e ' . w 5-K 'mx 9 , 1: 2 :' -T? X A ,i I: qwqkg: an pi L, i M, n : 1 f , J x Z 19 Li- 1. 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I ,L J , 5 fl rn? i .IQ if 2 , TAL xx X ffm ' sk, ' 4 . 1 xr I- f I ,vf:.:'g' Xl ' ... ,'.- 1 'I Illia 51 ii ,4 r 1513 X Jeff 81 Kim John 81 Nancy I .1 Joe 81 Deb ,I F1 I KIQI 'sz' I A lu 1 Q I 1 'fi 4' 4 4 H4 J WI I' . 5- K 4 'U'l ! K+ I 1 ' I I I I n I . I . I I- ,-. A.'f W E 3 A lt-I 1 92' iw' I fi, 6 J. we x. v I , Q I 'M' XP n ie - I wr' ,- I I 3' I IN :I ' if c 1 I I , I Ken 84 Lisa I IJ: ' If i i .Q-'H .J , ' , , ,lktff I N X fi 1 '- f 'ei ' Y l '1' 1.7 I V31 if DQ K ' 1 t II I I I ii ll John 84 Pat 5 It rw l I gi , XJ I I 'if 'Q ff' 3 , ' I ' yi' f- I ,. AL ,xy A gf' . .ft ,JT , , 'U -su ygswm , A ,Q 'fix' R 'rf I ' I I X In xi A i li pun: Donny 81 Coleen John 8. Pat ,I Tr, f - N54 I ,X . .I 4 ry ,me 3 if-3 I -:it . 1.1 jg. A Auf, 'Q Alan 81 Ann A'. , FF-i 'I' -4 '24 - 3: ' ' I -52 I I1 .ff M M'-Ii' A l- S I Q9 . I , I I 6 , 4 I 9 5 I QI' I fi I I 41 I- - In , I 5 I ul I I I gi lll Z1 o :r 20 U ru cr r ff. W , vi rl, I 16 ' .r n '1 .-ig-.b-' I if 4 . 5 4. ' r gf-' . 5 of T' 7 iw !! xix-' ,qui ,i A X ,uf . V v- Q3 4 , i , ., , I -'1 . . 3. H 515 H I I Ii ' IPX iii Bob 84 Renee E 1 ad 'li ' Scott 81 Joan W. II . J I -'Li , 1 , 3533 I Quik 11 I Joe 84 Sue 'ff T Eff 1.3! If? - A , up 1 ' . ' 431' A, 41 I Y 1 if , J 'I' 'I N531 'Ik Ii' J. fkw X lffxjf' xwflxf- If '4 ' . ,i A1 , - . - - L 'I I-FQ? T ' I l HJ ', Jim fir' ,J I, MU I 1 l II A I H '- ' '.'. ie' 'EI if 3' , 1 5' Frank 84 Jennifer iii Joe 81 Sandy if. T.. K 'V 4? W , xxx '. ,',. I y l,n W .M FJQAW 5 'I gg he , ,A' I if was Mike 84 Pam 5 1 '51 ' ,.. .I QU' 1.71 nj. V t I' A93 N M A 1,3 2- -'is' x , ,' . iii Guy 81 Mary ATX' Joe 81 Verna ii I il k ' I I I I s 'agar af' , X 1 x,l 1 of W an ff? J 1 , ,ig I ig i'5',i'E I I ii 'ii I W 'W X, 1 lui Q. . ,I Q .I I 'W - ' 3,1 I x 5 X 5' 'ii- I Mike Bi Sandy I I fi ix TI Q lan? 4' S I Av! W.-fy v I r P- wi, 'X , Q . X . 141 I I I I . t , I l - I W E I Wim e ' I I I - - Neal 81 Betsy F 4? --c Tom 81 Michele Levi8iSharon .W '1 if A J .41 .1 ' p .4 , ei 'vi ' 'r 5 Tin. . H ,D ,J . I 4 i ,li . 1 il, l i 1 K lig L l iii I, If , Don 81 Cindy M 1 f if 'el- if Yr i' ' ,- if ' V v s -5,-fv ii' Qlgffil gff' ll X I X lv il L ' , L I l . Q i ll l l, ii l if Il Q .57 A Bill 8. Barbara Bob8fCindv M 1 ' 4 1, r 71:11 ff' QV 'iff' ii aff' i X if pas -4 i : :- Danny 81 Mary aflifflii' i M1-92 , jx' I: in ' -M i ai 'lil' Q45 Q . , 179' i 1 I 'V lui is Matt 84 Pam fQL: :r'. b 3',Pl ul 'UQ wg Fflli ,z if 5 ,vt 'TEV Mark 8. Veronica :rr T.: W' ' ,.'.fl, If 3,1 .ia-7 ' 'il V . ' X 'r i 'Fix K XP, , IJ l I I 3 Si Dave 8. Megan Jeff 84 Barb l' if ' rr Q .U 1 ,,-f- rr, fi if .4 I, YN. ' M. If r A A,r'. I 45 7 K -, .h xi lk iii: i 5 iidl John a. Emily fi' .2 but Dennis 81 Lynn ... H- Ron 84 Melissa M375 'l -keg v . - M., ji ,l ,talk N. .Q . ff, , 'J x . 1 Elf 'nfl gif fg ' 5 X , , I, , ,lg 1 W I I I Ci si 1 I ,' , . 31-I -D 'l ' 2 Paul 84 Denise 1' - . - U :', Y . if C. ,PSY rf? 1 A ' T-ral' .I ' ' , l I Y f ll A + iv LQ Lf? . ..... v 1 ig' f i ' P4 R' F' K 'f I .IJ il' Q mai' 1 I -,ffl ' i L V .1 I I I ll ' , Q i,,y Il . K . -1 :hi-1 Donald 81 Vicki i , R 1'--' gr -fi sew. -r ,fi 'T ' 'iff f. 'Z ,Bi .. .X Li xl JE ff 44 1 Engl, 5 - ., .ffl !.,l . ir' L ,mmf rl at , N EAT- 1 ,E V. ll i i iii ax- 1 Rich 81 Lori .i Ei' - .1 f . 72, .. , N1 - if 4-, ' 1 f .- F P' ,I ' . N ill I, Dave 81 Sharon l 'u fl 'is' vii Dave 81 Cindy i MW 112543 , ,.., . Fi i 3' ef f :fr u ,A , 6 'Q 'ei iff' 13 V Eid ' 'Fl- - lf. ., ' if haue. :Q Q32 I. l l Brian 84 Janette George 8. Vera T' . fi' x 5 I 1 i, ff- ri 6 T315 L Q '-'R 1 X ,- - ,. Axwy KWH? W w ,gg 1 i Vx i if I? l I , V+l f .fl vi, X tl I '4 x Nick 81 Mary Beth Tony 81 Michelene Ill l L1 Tony 81 Tina 1,1 '-'Q egg . - : 1 5. -,IZJ ,A x N -,exe l sex-WE? v Faq , A fx Al, ,Q li EQ? F I .' 154' l I . , i i, , ii i 'il Victor 84 Mary Ellen 123 543k 0 f-fr C25 ' mi f 1- 7' ' 1 H -5 hd. is ..?' 124 tr .,,, 1:...,A , Q ff 0 1? gl lbw f 1 W. I, I -.L, ' I XE' .. 44 Q- 8,3 N ,. , . f Q Y , NM' L+ ! 1 ,I f X! U I S A e n i o r -nf -I .N W 377 r d S x '-. Q Q y xx J .N N Y! ! . : NK' ! , .- TJ l IQ Ili -1' lp I Fa J ny x ai - ,il T' gk ,, Q X. 4 af! ' r J IW Q 4 4-,gf '--ff! .NA 1 1 4 , X , if JIU' I. x 1 A I JS Ari., ' , 1, ya ss-H .gui . ,l.. X xl I , i i i I 4 . I I U fr' i : I 'pi . ' N ' '14 I 1' J I I I A 'I al , I I ' ' ' P 4 W - sf ' TT I 'I Ii? if Il. fjxiy N 1 . f S ' 'ti T I N 1 'xg 'I ww fi I I ' ' i I F7 I I 'X V, f ', fx ' V K , l TOP TEN OF 1977 William Schweitzer. Valedictorian Randall T. DePue, Salutatorian Thomas Mark Good Nancy Doreen Onder Frank J. Liotta Jr. Carol Ann Palubinsky Mary Ann Theresa Michalyshin Gary John Steiner Lorraine Mary Onder Sandra M. Tomko OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL THE GENE MCGEE MEMORIAL AWARD BABE RUTH FOUNDATION SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WEST HAZLETON IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS BAUSCH 81 LOMB SCIENCE AWARD IDA A. HORN MEMORIAL PRIZE IN SOCIAL STUDIES GRACE M. SCHELL MUSICAL DRAMA AWARD AWARD FOR PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH PAUL J. BAKER .IOURNALISM AWARD W.H.H.S. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB AWARD WALTER L. HAGELGANS POST AUXILLARY AWARD COHN-KASE POST ALBERT M. ARONOFF MEMORIAL RONALD GOGOLA MEMORIAL AWARDS JOSEPH BULLY CHRISTINA MEMORIAL AWARD WEST HAZLETON KNIGHTS OE COLUMBUS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WEST HAZLETON BOOSTER CLUB AWARD GABE DURISHIN MEMORIAL AWARD W.H.H.S. ADMINISTRATION AWARD TO SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT HAZLETON AREA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AWARD FRANCIS X. ANTONELLI AWARD ANNE K. JOHNSON AWARD THOMAS JOHN CRONIN MEMORIAL AWARD WEST HAZLETON LIONS CLUB AWARDS Gary John Steiner Robin Lee Antolick David John Shultz Madelyn M. Lawson Joseph Anthony Minneci Randall T. De-Pue Frank J. Liotta Jr. Mary Ann Theresa Michalyshin William Paul Magill Jr. Thomas Mark Good Sandra M. Tomko Nancy Doreen Onder Diane M. Furnanage William E. Schweitzer Mark David Buckery Dinah C. Labenberg John D. Bartel Carol Ann Palubinsky Robert T. Powell Albert Neal Graziano Cheryl Ann Lockwood William E. Schweitzer Kimberly Ann Coffman Maria A. Makowiec David John Shultz Michael R. Kracum Marianne L. Koskulitz SCHOOL SPIRIT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Mary Ellen C. Andrasi Mary Ann Theresa Michalyshin Christine Cecilia Correale Mary Beth Miller Valerie Croce Nancy Moskovich Diane M, Furnanage IVIOr1iCa Ann Mylet Gaii Lipinski Donna Palushock Sean Patrick McFadden f-5 WHHS 50th Graduation Exercises As each graduate marched into the Harman Geist Stadium for their final gathering as the Class of '77, a great mixture of feelings were experienced. They were about to encounter one of the greatest achievements in their lives. Originally scheduled for June 17, the program was held on the eighteenth of June due to a cancellation because of rain. The change in date, however, did not affect the importance of the ceremony as Randy De- Pue offered a welcome to all, Bill Schweitzer en- lightened us about the past and the future, and Carol Palubinsky presented a tribute to the parents. Mr. Francis X. Antonelli and Daniel C. Parrell then offered remarks stating the great pride held with the Class of 1977 marking 50 years of experience through West Hazleton High School. The top ten students were then presented with their diplomas as was each of the re- maining 219 members of the class. As class president, Cheryl Lockwood then led the class in signifying their graduation by turning their tassle from left to right. The Class of '77 then became a part of WHHS history. Joining together for the last time in the singing of the Alma Mater, the graduates offered a final tribute to West Hazleton High-our guide. 'Q- n is-I Af, gt A. I A 5 2. I V 3. .,-.jQl::.:1::':,:Q .-rl z a .:E.?.5'-if-s. v. j-':.'-- ,bitt ,sri ,:a.,S.:'::LJ 4' 1 . 'uv 1 Q1 111 113' N. vb!- ff . ,qtbw :mt Q w..gsu'r ...M CLASS WILL We, the Golden Class of 1977, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following possessions to our underclassmen: Lori Horvath wills her ability to stay calm at football games to Lori Hartraft. Debbie Flaim wills her driving ability with Greta to all other reckless drivers. Debbie Feifer wills her height and smile to Denise Yurcho. George Diehl wills his Bionic limbs to George Donati. Colleen Duffy wills her platform shoes to Suzanne She- wack so she can reach the water fountain. The Senior Lab Assistants will their love and caring for Mrs. Burgess to the Junior Lab Assistants. Mary Mehalko wills her fish-flopping abilities at Long John Silvers to anyone who wants it. Mike Plitnick would like to leave all his partying abilities to Larry Quinn. Annie Bayzick and Maria Makowiec leave their fantastic algebraic ability to Rosemarie Evans. Tom Sarnoski wills his nickname Bird to anyone who can chirp. Sandy Manjone wills her Baker's Garage pen to Theresa Adamchick. Todd Stroh wills his hunting ability to anyone who always misses! Sandy Paisley wills her bookkeeping ability to John Moran. Jeff Planutis wills his 9-inch fingers to any junior who thinks he can handle it all! Ann Balliet wills her bandanna to anyone who works at the Greasy Spoon. Ann Ciampi wills her bench warming ability to Joan Wydock. Mary Novak wills her Pink Panther to anyone who can't get out of Sheppton. Scott Lehman wills his dead fruit flies to Tom Andrasi. Susan Sypek wills her bowling ability to anyone who wants to bowl under a twenty! Anita Nesler wills her band uniform to anyone brave enough to wear it. Karyn Postie and Nanci Smith will their early escapes from this institution to all juniors locked inside. Joe Minneci wills his shwantz hat to Tom Andrasi. Betsy Burkhart wills her ability of managing the guys to anyone who can handle them. Dave Bonae Schultz wills his vocal cords to Joe Maylath. Bobby Hack Powell wills his height to Jack The Flea Callen. Chris Correale wills her uncontrollable excitement at basketball games to Bonnie Puschaver. Lori Flaim wills her mooching ability to any junior that's hungry after basketball games. Nancy Moskovich wills her dance filled nights to anyone that can take the late hours. Frank DeLucca wills his accordian to anyone who likes to give it the Squeeze , Dave Kostic wills Irving to Rosemarie Evans. Sandy Tomko wills her piano playing ability to anyone with fast fingers Megan Stevens wills her working ability at the Boston Store to Kathy Guza. And the entire Senior Class of 1977 wills its ability to do absolutely nothing in its Senior year to the Junior Class of 1977. Signed, sealed, and delivered by: Mary Beth Lengen, Scott Lehman, Ann Bayzick, and Ann Ciampi. 130 w IM 3 Q WVR D L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Joan Wydock-Treasurer, George Donadi-Secretary ROW: Jeff Bonacci-Vice President, Darryl Pedone-President 2 -A 1. VA ,V if Q BACK The Golden Class would like to extend their wishes for the best to all of the underclassmen. We hope that they will have as many enriching memories of West Hazleton High School as we have had here. The very best to the Classes of 1978 and '79, and to their future and all that it holds for them. 5 QQ? 1' h 4 'A' 132 Mrs. Young QGymj 1,..??..,7 .-. X .YI vs'-.' I-rj., Miss Dossenbach CRm. 1075 Q w D 0 LT r Y -,- '..A 'X xx 4: 'I' rye!-. GP f Mrs. Burgess CRm. 139 V 'miiiiii QQ I: T 1 2- - N , 5---Vw .' J I I AN, ...i-H' is.. 'J 4' -- gs ' 3, '7Qf?f 1 Vf If.-',T '. ' Mr. Bator CRm. 45 ' .41.., - v 133 Mr. Dute CRm. 85 ,V., .L .W .1 .Ag-1l9P ' I -,-4-f buf, Mrs. Pergosky fRm. lj ir3Q '5 4-4' 4? Mr. Scotnicki CRm. 75 134 - 1 Q? fy M' -, 1 I LA Rfk' VJ Mr. Minor fRm. 1177 V67 'E' - fn-K . Q 1 . W . ,L-' - L, Mr. Christina CRm. 105 fri! 4 ' 1. ...-if !.'l Mr. Lapinski fRm. 1119 nf' 135 . .x if I ' A N x H4 H4 E L, .LY L P' Mr. Antolick QRm, 65 Mr. Hardy fBand Roomj Miss Van Dop CRm. 155 Q- f ,QW . . 'H 1 X 1 Q 55364 1-mug 1 if LU I K Mr. Hebel CAud.J 1 C3 Miss Drumtra CRm. 1045 lf M. 9' Mrs. Young 84 Mr. Ferrari CGymj 'Q Q - 9 Q . 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Q L,E wwf K will RW L .lk S - West Hazleton High School Diggers Radio Club Advisor: Carol Viechec Advisor: Greg Gerenza ,v- if K. yr Athletic Office Staff Advisor: Gary Foose i . Hb. West Hazleton High School Ecology Club Advisor: Mr. Gerald Grink Chemistry Lab Assistants 1 .ff lf. iw! Biology Lab Assistants Biology Lab Assistants Nurse Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Stahr, Nurse Capparell, Janette Tough, and Andrea Ulshafer The Literary Magazine Staff Advisor: Mrs. Carol Makuta The We-Ha Staff Advisor: Mrs. Marge Pergosky 142 Spirit Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Bloss, Marianne Koskulitz, and Lynn Lawson. Many outside activities are offered in addition to the courses at West Hazleton. Together with similar interests and student participation, students can enjoy some activ- ities such as Concert Choir, The Ecology Club, The F.B.L.A., The F.T.A., Lab Assistants, Hi-Jinx, The Radio Club, The Diggers, Student Council, or The Spirit Club. Not only do these clubs show school spirit, but also help to improve school surroundings. These clubs in addition to many others contribute to West Hazelton High School. Hi Jinx Officers 144 Ski Club 145' Future Business Leaders of America Advisor: Ellen Drurntra Future Teachers of America l ' Stage Crew 0 f I West Hazleton High School Student Council COUNCIL PRESENTS THE Cheech and Chong As a part of their annual activities each year, Student Council pre- sented Student Council Week beginning March 21 through March 25. On Monday they held Lollipop Day, Tuesday was Future Teachers Day, Wednesday was the Gong Show, Thursday was Teacher Appre- ciation Day, and concluding the week was Greaser Day and the Soc Hop. The Gong Show itself was a big success. Here are several of the different talents displayed that night. Did we say talents? , A l .2 - 0 .W I I i i i 50's Medley The Flea Circus qyf' i .' I r V :- . lsn't he cute? .- l , 3 i fi Are they for real? . . , ls that really Clint, Robert, and Donny? K' l l l l 4 l A Introducing Bubbles and Her Beauties. Gett'in Down! i Together Wherever We Go f Don't Tell Mama! N Are you really a ' Country Boy? gg N, California Girls That's using your head Tom! X.. - ls. Sarno as M.C 147 1 ' K-5' . . ,-11 I -- J ..- Class of 77 ? I' Q95 IJ' 4 Greaser N N S Stuck on You! ku-1. Li f -'Je .ff- 148 Check Those Legs! All shook Up! All together now . . . Let's Twist! As we look back to the days when our parents were in high school we laugh at the styles of cloth- ing and the expressions or figures of speech they used, but when our children look back at our high school years they will probably do the same thing. Neverthelessg Student Council will continue to hold Greaser Day and the Soc Hop, in which everyone can participate and join in on all the fun. This year it was held on Friday, March 25 with Mr, Gene Wer- ley as M.C. , , -W, ln the Groove! Round and Round We Go! - - 1. - , ,., I, - 1 ,its K ' , 149 Arcana Staff Joe Andrasi Mary Ellen Andrasi Anne Bayzick Rita Bell Sharon Bobey Patti Bodnar Kim Coffman Valerie Croce Mary Beth Curcio Colleen Duffy Debbie Flaim Diane Furnanage Joanne Kolbush Marianne Koskulitz Dinah Labenberg Karen Lehman Scott Lehman ADVERTISING STAFF TYPING STAFF Debbie Flaim Karen Lehman Anita Nesler Yvonne Repert Susan Sypek Gail Lipinski Mary Beth Miller Cindi Moran Nancy Moskovich Monica Mylet Anita Nesler Mary Novak Nancy Onder Donna Palushock Mary Ellen Peterson Linda Simko Megan Stevens Susan Sypek Dori Whilden Renae Yeziorski Cindy Yoder Now is the time to express our 'thanks' to each and every individual who cooperated in the success of this yearbook, but a thank you is not enough. Everyone is to be com- mended for their determination and effort. Many times we all found ourselves saying, HELP , and no one else but Mrs. Pergosky came to our rescue. There are not enough words to be able to describe this wonderful woman. Through good and bad times, she was always there with patience and under- standing. Now as we look throughout this yearbook and see all our cherished golden memories , we will remember the hard work and devotion put forth by the whole Arcana Staff. LAYOUT STAFF Joe Andrasi Pam Creasy Valerie Croce Mary Sue Fetter Debbie Flaim Diane Furnanage Joanne Kolbush Marianne Koskulitz Dinah Labenburg Gail Lipinski Monica Mylet Donna Palushock Mary Ellen Peterson Andrea Ulshafer In l i I g,...llil ll V ri f ? Z -ff S, M , FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Sandy Tomko, Editor-in-chief, Tammy Boehmer, Lynn Law- son, Co-editors, Mrs. Pergosky, Advisor, Chris Correale, and Mary Ann Michalyshin, Co-editors. ART STAFF Joe Andrasi Robin Antolick Joanne Kolbush 151 Another yeafjone Q, Oznderafagmgn ,pw become Sembrg. 'The xmofs l0OklI19 and reaching Gut fp Wt GFMP Wulf 'S afleacfvf Mem, Ak Alwaqi looking for new I places and beffer 1LlVYl6S- X gememlaerinj whaf 1.5 lvczsf 4' j 4 J j-f0-Vllflj vcvfl Rememberlh-9 71112 ofd 751415 ,Qom M6 jlgnafvfes HMT are wn'+fen here. ROMAMQLL 152 24' F ? 1,-fsxo uma' gl ,, M1 AM Q QDW iWllllIS3QM Ni PATRDNS Fred Antolick Bachman's Orchard Baker's Garage BalIiet's Farm Fair The BARN Blumer's Jewelry Store Boehmer Brothers Cabinet Shop Dick Brown Texaco Harry J. Bruley 84 Larry A. Antolick Medical Associates, Inc. Richard A. Burns Casper's Fine Foods CeiI's Robert W. Childs, M.D. Cicioni Stone Co. Club Kirkwood Conti's Bar Conygham Builders and Supply Co. Dr. John J. Corrigan Covered Wagon English 81 Western Center Mr. 8t Mrs. Wilmot Creasy Mr. 84 Mrs. Ben Dagostin Larry Evangelista Sharon M. Evans Everett 81 Kitlan Music Center Exclusively Your Living Room Falvello, Ustynoski, Giuliani gl Bernstein Farmer's Deli Sybertsville Fedullo's Restaurant Fellin Jewler The Food Factory Restaurant The Foose Family-Brandonville A Friend , A Friend A Friend A Friend Frank's Exxon Fred Fellin Frumkin Brothers Fun Fair, Ray Molino Mr. 84 Mrs. M.J. 'Gallagher Glick Shoe Store Mr. John Grobelny Vicki Harmon Beauty Salon Hazleton Roofing 84 Siding Supply Co. Hilliard's Farm Howard's Jewelers Dr. James F. Hyrsong International Printing Co. Inc. Wilbur Knocht's Carpet Cleaning Mr. 8t Mrs. John E. Kulig Dinah Labenberg James R. Labenberg Thomas M. Landis Mr. 84 Mrs. Victor Lisefski Jr. Liz-Ell Ceramics Luciai Pizza Lutz Florist and Gift Shop M 81 M Produce Manjone's Market Marchetti's Hardware since 1894 Margie's Barber Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. John Mensinger Mensingeifs Market Montfort Lounge Morton House Inn William Nenstiel Theresa Novak Florence Obzut Mr. 8t Mrs. Andrew Onder Palmer 81 Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Palushock Dr. Joseph S. Pelly Mr. 8i Mrs. James R. Pergosky PurselI's Tavern Ripa Jewelers Robert A. Roman Rosen's Furniture Ron's Barber and Styling Shop Miss Elaine Rusetski Schatz Chiropractic Clinic Schwietzer's Texaco Station The Shoe Salon Singley's Service Station Ski's Electronics Stella Stasun Corry Stevens Sugarloaf lnn Tri-County Business Machines Unisex Hair Design's ' Valley Lanes Valley Pharmacy Wagner's Hardware Store Weidick's Office Supplies and Gifts Art Wenner's Garage Mr. gl Mrs. Ben Zehner Zmiejko Mobil Center TOM'S COUNTRY KITCHEN, INC. Route 93, Conyngham, Pa. 788-3803 Serving Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner Daily Homemade Specials Homemade Pies Open Seven Days A Week fl' fjl' IIIU in FURNITURE I- I-jQ4ffil5?Q6iQIffIgIil7i1 a- 1 Valmont Parkway, Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Phone: C7171 455-3623 - Hazleton 17171 823-3153 - Wilkes-Barre LOUIS VELOTTI, M.S., O.D. OPTOMETRIST SMITH FLORAL SHOP 41 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. YOST'S AGWAY SERVICE Sugarloaf, Pa. 18249 788-2361 155 LABENBERG'S FARM MARKET I M0ODY,S MEN,S SHOP Zion Grove, Pa. 17985 Broad St Fifth Streets Firestone West Hazleton Service WILLIAM J. SCHUMACHER JR. P.E. REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER REGISTERED SURVEYOR BOX 654 717 455 9407 HAZLETON, PA iazov FIRESTONE SERVICE i i . Bi.oss TIRES tie r ! 81 Complete Car Service Front End Alignment - Shocks Wheel Balance t t Batteries Brake Work Tune-UpS Mufflel' 31 Pipes Lubrication State Inspection Ott Filters 455-7539 W Hazleton Conyngham Hwy W Hazleton PA Near Valmont Industrial Park Exflamf 0Lfai'z furffing 5' Sfyfing STEWART'S ROOT BEER DRIVE , IN JOSEPH MARTINI S 1 SUPER CUTS ' Rt- F93 ze EAST Enom: STREET Sugarloaf, Pa. WEST HAZLETON. PA. mm Fine Fgod-Ice Cream FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 454-8583 Delicious Root Beer Open May Through August Congratulations Class Of 77 BERNARD M. CARR D.M.D. WRIGHT GOWEN COAL COMPANY Cadillac-Oldsmobile Winnebago Miners And Shippers Gowen Lehigh Anthracite Valmont Parkway, R.D. ffl Gowen Colliery Hazleton, Pa. Fern Glen, Pa. 18241 Phone: 717-384-4171 Compliments Of CHENETZ'S MEN'S HAZLETON STANDARD- THE CURCIO FAMILY Salutes The Golden Anniversary Class Of W.H.H.S. CHISNELL ELECTRIC AUTO PARTS SALES 27th And N. Church St. Hazleton, Penna. 18201 25 West Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. 18201 ATTORNEY AND MR E. DUFFY S. EUGENE JAMES D. HAUZE Tennis Fanatic 455-1540 KAMERZEL FUEL SERVICE TRANGUCH TIRE coal And Heating on SERVICE, INC. Weston, Pa. Phone-384-4129 158 CATAWISSA MONUMENT RED FOX INN Restaurant And Cocktail Lounge RD 41 Sugarloaf Arnthe Five Points MAYLATH'S FARM DAIRY Open: Wed. To Sat. 5 To 10 SUVWBY 1 T0 8 Sugarloaf Pa. Phone: 384-3260 WORKS INC 42S Mill Street - Cafawwsa Pa- 18201 D B WHITEBREAD AND soNs Phone: 717-356-2305 THE SPORTMEN S CENTER NC Hunting And Fishing Supplies Main Street Fern Glen Pa A FRIEND Phone 384 3301 DAN CHYKO PHOTOGRAPHER Fern Glen, Pa. 18241 DIAMOND SUPER MARKET phone: 384-421, Home Of The Finest Quality Meats Available As Well As A Full Line Of Grocery Frozen Food Dairy And Produce 159 xxx X. 7 I I. A FRIEND F MARSICANO CERAMICS UNLIMITED INC 668 Alter St Hazleton Pa 18201 Congratulations To The 1977 Class Of West Hazleton Hugh School From MICKEY S SPEED SHOP Wayne And Rndge Ave West Hazleton Pa 18201 DENNlsoN s QUALITY AUTOMOBILES RR ifl P O Box 286 Rmgtown Pa Congratulations To Class Of 1977 JEAN KELLER BEAUTY SHOP Brandonvllle Pa 200 Varltses Of Dellcuous Cakes Rolls Best Quality Wedding Cakes And Birthday Cakes STEVEN S BAKERY 2 W Broad St West Hazleton Pa 18201 Phone 454 1901 Good luck To The Class Of 1977 Zo'-A S ITALIAN HOUSE KAUFMAN S STORE Speclallzlng ln Flne 8 East Broad St West Hazleton Pa 18201 ltallan Foods Cookies, Fancy Pastries, Bread, And I , 1 . , , 7 All Of The Angyvers That You Seek Can Be Foundfln The Dreams On The Way. W Cheryl Lockwood Donna Palushock KEMPER INSURANCE Marianne Koskulitz John McGran AGENCY Diane Furnanage SCATTON JEWELERS STAR CLEANERS 8i SHIRT 584 Alter St. LAUNDRY Hazleton, Pa. 867 N. Ch A , A Gift From Scatton's Means More. Hazletosrcgg-St Phone: 455-6194 8: Compliments Of congfawiaiiomo The Class Of A-vw WELSH'S SERVICE STATION From The Stores Of Service DElSROTH'S ' MIKE'S AUT BODY Broad And Laurel Sts. Hazleton' pa' 525 West Green St. The Leading Department Store Of v!,iSgnl2?iEf2b5S' The Greater Hazleton Area Since A ' 1871. 161 YOUNG WORLD Infants To Juniors-Fine Apparel 1976 Phone 788-3308 Hazleton Shopping Center p Hazleton, Pa. 18201 T MAS Phone 454-8891 DAVID L' HO TEL. E 17171 7 Lookout Motor Lodge ONE Mil.: NORTH OF INTERSTATE BO EXIT 38 MR. 8: MRS. Ric EVAN DEBS 118 West Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. 162 General Hauling Conyngham Pa. ffl Ln Ldg Quafonz Lfcfzisna gn . P N 717 384-4034 . , C FORMICA KITCHENS - BATHROOM VANITIES C NT R FS INTERIOR REMOD Ll G ROCK GLENN P BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Specializing In Wedding Gowns Bridesmaids 84 Formals 443 Winters Ave. Dolls West Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Doves Phone 454-6985 Umbrellas 454-5378 Invitations FIRSI' VALLEY BANK People helping Peoples BOB S SPORTING GOODS 133 North Wyoming St Hazleton Pa 1 Fishing-Hunting-Archery A 81 A AUTO STORES INC Corner Of Broad 81 James QOOAM To 730 PM Mon Tull Fra Auto Parts Is Our Busuness CROSS ROADS TO FASHION BARRY E HAWK NEW YORK LIFE INS CO 117 Mann St Phone 717 788 1749 Congratulations To Class Of 1977 I-TD DR AND MRS RICHARD Were You Can Dress Wlth Elequence ln Today s Language Route 93 Conyngham Pa 18201 Congratulatlons To The Class Of 1977 YE OLDE TRADING POST R D 2 Drums, Pa 18222 Compliments Of PIZZA HUT GROVICH Compliments Of THE SADOCK'S Best Of Luck And Congratulatuons Class Of 1977 TOWN AND COUNTRY DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE Where Your Dollar Buys More 163 1 ' ' Unlted Hn Bank the bank you can grow with 40 W. BROAD S11 VALMONT PLAZA W. HAZLETON W. HAZLETON Member Federal Insurance Corporatron Congratulations To The 50th Graduating Class Of West Hazleton High School Joe Andrasi Mary Ellen Andrasi Brian Aneskievich Robin Antolick Ann Balliet Buddy Bartel Annie Bayzick Rita Bell Bionic Man Sharon Bobey Patti Bodnar Teresa Buchan Betsy Burkhart Bonnie Butcher Fred Chambers Robert Chulock Jim Cox Pam Creasy Randy DePue Veronica Dombroski Mary Sue Fetter Flying Saucer Joe Furedi Tom Good John Hilton Lori Horvath Holly Koch Joanne Kolbush Mike Kracum Scott Lehman Frank Liotta Cheryl Lockwood Ed Longenberger John Magagna . Barbara Marinock John McGran Mary Beth Miller Joe Minneci Nancy Moskovich Monica Mylet Lorraine Onder Donna Palushock Mary Ellen Peterson John Popiak Karen Postie Monty Python Yvonne Repert Debbie Richardson Bill Schweitzer Dave Shultz Joanne Sielvasi George Steckert Gary Steiner Megan Stevens Brian Susa Susan Sypek Greg Szumlanski Andrea Ulshafer Donald Widitz Renae Yeziorski MOTOR LODGE ROUTE 309 HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA 18201 AH JOE KURCHOCK GARAGE Harwood, Pa. L9 . mimi! Qffazzibm 79 NURTH CHURCH HAILPTON, P-N ISZOI Telephone 454-3641 AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Paul D. Jobson 44 Wyoming Ave. 170 DlNKELACKER'S WELL DRILLING gl PUMPS CONGRA TULATIONS A Since 1897 Drums, Pa. 788-2500 788-3309 ND BEST WI SI-IES Class of 1977 WUI? HEIISTERN BANK 8 West Broad Street Hazleton Telephone - 455-1515 MEMBER FEDERAL D oflfennsylvanla Valmont Parkway Rt. H 93 I-Iazle Township Telephone - 455-9533 EPOSIT INSURAN C E CORPORAT ION TEMPO MUSIC STUDIOS 721-723 Alter Street Hazleton, Pa. C7175 455-7207 Mon-Fri 12:00 Noon Sat. 10-5 Till 8:00 P.M. Active Parents Association The Area's Finest Teachers Private Instructions Elementary-Intermediate-Advanced Harmony-Theory-Band!Combo Training-Adult Instruction Accordion, Bass, Clarinet, Drums, Guitar, Strings Organ CHome And Comboj, Piano, Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, Flute A llg I uf 'uulffu 5 'l I l ., V 7 l ll 'I F Il I. ll' X -1lm.,,,. 3 ' mmm i ll llll' 1 A 84 P AIaddin's Castle BAC Bavarian Pretzel Continental Restaurant Dipper Dan Ice Cream Shop Fashion Bug Fashion Colony First Federal Savings 81 Loan As Fowler, Dick, And Walker General Nutrition Center s'n. Route 93 And Airport Road Listening Booth Mays McCrory's Musselmans Jewelers Old River Road Bakery Pal Joey Sporting Goods Par 4 Charcoal Den Peoples First National Bank 84 Trust Co Picture Barn Rea 84 Derick Sarno gl Son Hanover Shoes Shroyers Heritage Shop South Stark's Hickory Farms Of Ohio The Hub Holiday Hair Fashions Thom McAn Irvin Shoeg Two GLlyS FI'Ol'T'l Italy Jewel Garden Waldenbook JoAnn Fabrics Zayre 171 Junior Colony I ns m , ' 2, neville ' jl Bonnevile Brou ham Lemans ' Sunbi Grandi ' Catall. a Grand L ma s 'M Formul 40 5 ,l A -fl A Complete Selection Of Used Farm 213 East Broelo'Slt. i I Hazleton Pennsylvania - . , 45511-57 a 459-1 if - V- . lBest WlSh6S' ll l Of '77 'ig ' l gn M QW ll -S I-H Pnolbvc. FW S Vito QAREQ X V, ll 9 x ltklbf lf V hl.:Pilllf52 fl, sw l ' I A 5 lx I-,. iffy. I M il- If sl f r 1.-V' I If My 'RMS A .A r f . ' .- b , - - l f - lm l l 1224 of l 1 TH ET HAZLETON 'L NATMVNALL J ' ' l' od gr ll BANK f . l ll ' t A 'J 4 Q 1 im we Bank That Helos YQ 1 Qet Things e. lf me '. . Jas-TBAEFORE I-so , Hazleton Lehlghton N l 1 X Phone 'lil -2-510 -:. -s , eissport Nuremberg Conyngham, V 4, ' 1'7'i95f'l71-for an s i s x member r 'W' l' f m .. 1 1 sets TOP OUIILITY fwfzlfr .ND MEA 7' l'HCJI1UlI'l'f? BEEF ' VEAL ' PORK GREENVIEW MEATS .Bt o fi' ' ZZ aw' 832 Winters Avenue West Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Phone: 717!454-8388 0 Famous For Our Old Fashioned Smoked Kielbassi And Pepperoni Stix JOSEPH G. MEHALICK INSURANCE Life Health Home Car Business Sugarloaf, Pa. Phone: 788-1507 Compliments Of F.M. CHESLOCK'S BARBER SHOP Compliments Of WAZL First In Music And Sports From The Editors, We Wish Our Class Of 77 All The Luck And Success ln The Future Sandy Tomko Chris Correale Lynn Lawson Mary Ann Michalyshin Tammy Boehmer Paper 81 Janitorial Supplies 717-454-5256 A t L'f F' H Ith I FRANZ JAN ITORIAL SERVICE U 0-' Ie- IY'e-- 82 l'lSUl'3 27N Church St. Hazleton P 18201 C 282327749 JOSEPH PANZARELLA JEWELER I THRIFT FURNITURE MART 29 East Broad Street Route 93 W tH I t P . 18201 C y gh P D d -W t h -J ly Ph -454-0083 JERRY'S DISCOUNT SPORTING GOODS For All Your Sporting Needs 333 West Broad St., Hazleton, Pa. i EE Powisn LIGHTING CENTER oPEN px.-F '. ' o my-s . ' s ELECTRIC an at till 00 I lf lt Carries Power Power Carries lt. Congratulations To The '77 Graduates It's the only way to Go FORMALWEAR RENTALS 54 . c's-gnagc'-T 64 tk, chat or Counse A Division of Spotless Cleaners fn 0 C on Wyoming Valley Moll Church I Broad D me Wilkes-Barn Hazleton 346 3933 823-6322 455-IO63 Congratulations Seniors From HAZLE PARK QUALITY MEATS, INC. Washington Ave., Hazle Park West Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Largest Selection Of Quality Meats Hazleton 81 Surrounding Areas Wholesale And Retail Sales 717-455-7571 Henry Kreisel, President 175 Leona Kreisel, Vice President BONE'S BOTTLED GAS, INC. SUN NY KNOLL HOTEL LP-Gas Bottled 81 Bulk Home lndustry 84 Farms Hazleton-Berwick Highway Sh ppt P 384 4658 I B tfl C y gh V ll y J ph W Ik P 788 1019 CHISNELL'S Soup 81 Sandwich 217 E t D d A H I t P 18201 455 3409 RUBBER CORPORATION OF PENNSYLVANIA CAL PANE STUDIO 84 CAMERA SHOP Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Abernathy Glenn Antolick Joanne M. Balas Thomas J. Brill Mrs. Arlene Burgess Mr. and Mrs. James Capparell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Christina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark E. Colecio Anne Connor Helen Dossenbach Ellen Drumtra Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dute Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ferrari Gary Foose Charles Gallagher Mr. Gerenza Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grink James W. Hardy Jr. William Hebel 148 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone: 455-6347 A. Lapinsky Miss Gail Larose A. Launikonis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Makuta Paul Matulevich Mr. and Mrs. John L. Milot Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nocchi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pekala Mr. and Mrs. Dominic R. Pino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pugliese Jr. Agnes Recla Mr. and Mrs. John Scalleat Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Sheer Mr. and Mrs. John Skotnicki Tineke Van Dop Frank W. Victor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Kathy Young Tribute To The GOLDEN CLASS 50 years-time to grow and change. As we, the 50th graduating class of WHHS, look back to the class of 1927, weureialiyze that times have changed, beople have changed, and most im- bdrtant of all, our school has grown and changed. M T T T ll , Tlfyhroughf thes e, 5Oi years , l' imarly rnlernories have come from thief halls .gijassltloomsyy of WHHS. Our school ll fatlqed new programs and extra- obidriculairflf a ctivities. 'Participating in thesejactivities enabled each of us to betlaQlljalr tilot WHHS. These 50 represen- tativ esiihave llrlb b .een a part of our school by halvQin gltheir own 'igolden memories . In yltyheiWGolden Class of 77. we will allvllialys beremembered in the history of our school. we are the end result of 50 years of progress at WHHS. We are ' what we are because of J Al I WHHS. Our lives have been influenced by our school. We have learned a great deal at West Hazleton, and it is W our wish that this .learning will guide us in the right road of life. E l i WRST' V ,333 WHHS Golden Anniversary 50 Years GRADUATION EXERCISES CLASS OF 1977 WEST HAZLETON HIGH SCHOOL of the HAZLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT HARIVIAN-GEIST STADIUM HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY EVENING, THE EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE SEVEN THIRTY O'CLOCK Program PROCESSIONAL ......A......,,....,.........,,....,... Class of 1977 QAudience please stand and remain standing until after the Invocationj NATIONAL ANTI-lElVl ...,...,...........................,. Audience INVOCATION .,..,.. ... The Rev. Connell McHugh Welcome ....... ......,.. R andall T. DePue A STUDENT .. .... William E. Schweitzer AN ALUlVlNUS .,.... ..,, F rancis X. Antonelli Class of 1931 TRIBUTE TO PARENTS ..... .,.. C arol Ann Palubinsky REMARKS AND PRESNETATION OF TOP TEN .. .......,.... Daniel C. Parrell Superintendent Of Schools Classof1977 ROLL CALL OF GRADUATES ... ......,..... Robert J. Ritz Principal Edward L. Ecker Vice-Principal Ronald B. Gatski Vice-Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOIVIAS ... ..,..,.,.. Frederick L. Barletta President of School Board ACCPETANCE OF DIPLOMAS ..., ....... C heryl Ann Lockwood Class President PROCESSIONAL .............. .. BENEDICTION ..........,......,.,..,.,..... The Rev. Connell McHugh CAudience please stand and remain standing until the conclusion ofthe Recessionalj ALMA MATER ....................................... Class of 1977 RECESSIONAL ......,.................................. Class of 1977 MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY W.H.H.S. Band-Director James W. Hardy Jr. - 1 'iwf-1 ,LA 1 v-,Hia 1-w.J.VV A 7 8311? L' is 1 -XJ rf- L1 7 if ig, 5. 5 ,Y-snl ' N-ff J i i. xf. -4N7l.N -JYKTQ v K K k - - ' ',-4:91 1 i 1 1 -rn ' , ' 1, 'ezm- . ff-'fi ,gpn X -Asian : -. f- ',i',-'L+ 91,193 ,z 'r V. :ff -fafzgfi.-1 b , A fggfkqffga--' ' . Q:,.f. 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