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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1978 volume:

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She also belongs to the National Honor Society BARBARA ANDRASI-Barb's activities include Ski Club, Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, Track, and Senior Prom Decorating Committee. Her future plans include attending college. TER ANTOLICK-Ter completed her 3rd year as an elective art student. Her out of school hobbies and interests include looking for an interesting job, spending lots of time with J.K., and also sketching, ceramics, painting, writing, poems, and sports, such as running, biking, and skating. DEAN BARKANIC-Dean belongs to Advanced Chorus, District Chorus, Concert Choir, Creative Writing Club, and Prom Music Committee. Future plans and ambitions include being a pianist. WENDY BARNES-Wendy's activities include going out with her high school sweetheart, Mark. Other than that, she enjoys ice-skating, swimming, biking, and most of all, partying. MICHELE BAYMOR-A member of the National Honor Society, Michele also belongs to F.B.L.A., Radio Club, Ski Club, Jr. Class play, Chorus, Speech Class, and an adjunct student at Penn State. She was also a contestant in the Junior Miss Pageant. DAN BECK-Dan enjoys listening to music and partying. CAROL BEIBLEHEIMER-Carol is a member of the Vocari yearbook staff and a cosmetology student at the Vo-Tech. ln her spare time, Carol enjoys painting and embroidering. DONNA BELLINGHAUSEN-A member of the Vo-Tech yearbook staff, Donna also belongs to F.B.L.A. She attends the Vo-Tech for Apparell Assembly. Her interests include sewing and cooking. BETH BELUSKO-Beth's activities include Chorus, Matcats, and School Spirit Club. She enjoys going steady with her high school sweetheart Hape , singing, ice-skating, and swimming, but most of all partying. TAMMY BELUSKO-Tammy's activities include being a Colorguard, Hi-Jinx, F.B.L.A., Student Office Clerk, and a member of the Mr. Pino Fan Club. ln her spare time she enjoys traveling, making new friends, and going to concerts. Tammy's future plans are undecided. NELSON BERGER-Nelson enjoys hunting and fishing, along with racing motorcycles. A RICHARD BEZICK- Bez is an active member of the school's Football and Baseball Teams. Richie is also in the Homecoming Court. MARK BIBLEHIMER-Mark is interested in the Operations of the F.B.l. and C.l.A. His future plans include attending Luzerne County Community College for Hotel Management. MARK BICKLEY-Mark belongs to the Ski Club, and is an active member of the Tennis Team. MARGUERITE BILLIG-Margie is in the School Spirit Club, Chorus, and the Fundraising Committee. Her future plans include becoming a hairdresser. JANINE BINDO-Janine is in the National Honor Society. In her spare time, she enjoys working with ceramics and taking voice lessons. Her future plans include attending Bloomsburg State College to enter in the Field of Psychology. MARGARET ANN BIROS-Margaret is a member of the Radio, Ski, Library, DECA, Art, and School Spirit Clubs. She was in Sophomore Chorus. Her future plans are going to school to become an Airline Stewardess. BONNIE BLOSS-Bonnie is on the Softball and Basketball Teams. She is a Flagtwirler, President of the School Spirit Club, and a member of the Hi-Jinx and Gymnastics Clubs. She is also a member of the Senior Class Play Committee. - CHARLES M. BLOSS JR.-His interests are traveling and roller skating. JEFFREY BONACCI-Jeff's hobbies are hunting and skiing. He also enjoys running and participating in numerous parties. JIMMY BOTT-Jimmy is a member of the Golf Team. He also enjoys skiing, hiking, and hunting. RODNEY BURGER-Rodney enjoys water skiing, volleyball, fishing, and swimming. CINDY CASPER-Cindy isa Colorguard, on Cross Country and Track, and in Hi-Jinx, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Arcana Advertising Committee, Senior Class Music Committee, Chorus, and The National Honor Society. She enjoys traveling, camping, swimming, skiing, and sewing. FRANK J. CIAMPI-His future consists of being a printer. MAURO CIOTOLA-Mauro attends the Auto Body Work and Custom Painting Shop at the Vo-Tech. NELSON CLARK-NeIson's interests include bowling, hunting, and fishing. MARVA DAWN CRAIGLE-Marva is a student office clerk and a very active member of the FBLA. Her outside interests include bowling, skating, dancing and being a member of a Church Youth Group. Her future plans include traveling and attending a Business School. CLINT CURBY-A member of the Basketball and Golf teams, Clint is a Physics lab assistant and a member of the Buck-Buck squad and 78 Lunch Bunch. DEBBIE CUSAT-Along with her future plans to become a hairdresser, Debbie enjoys tennis and horseback riding. DEBBIE DANIELS-Debbie's interests include drawing, buying clothes, dancing, skating, and having fun. Her future plans are to make money and travel. FFIANCINE DeFRANCESCO-Francine enjoys parties and good music. JEANINE DeLUCCA-Jeanine is a member of the Band, Wind Ensemble, Advanced Chorus, and Tri-Hi Band. She is also a member of the Thespian, Spirit, Future Nurses and Diggers Clubs. Jeanine is a Senior Homeroom Representative and a member of Who's Who Among High School Students. ANDREA DeMAURO-Andrea enjoys skiing, and she plans to attend college. RUSSELL DENNISON-Russell enjoys hunting and trapping in his spare time. DANNY DeNOIA-Along with participating in Baseball and Basketball, Danny is also a member of Student Council and is Senior Class Representative. VERONICA DERR-Veronica is a student office clerk and an active member of FBLA. Her interests include bowling, swimming, racing, and horseback riding. The future points to a nursing career. SANDY DIEZ-LUCKIE-Sandy is an active member of the Ski Club, FBLA, and Chorus. Her hobbies include photography, traveling, skating, and horseback riding. BARBARA DITTBRENNER-Barb is a member of the Future Homemakers Club. She is planning to attend school to be an Airline Stewardess, JOHN DOMIN-John enjoys playing basketball, baseball, and jogging. GEORGE DONADI-Homecoming King, George also participates in Football, Baseball, and Basketball. He is also an active member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. VERA MARIE DUFFY-Vera is a member of the Majorette squad, Girls Track Team, Hi-Jinx, School Spirit Club, Ski Club, and the Prom Decorating Committee. VERNA ANN DUFFY-A member of the Hi-Jinx and Spirit Clubs, Verna also serves as a Flagtwirler, a member of the GirI's Track Team, Latin Honor Society, Prom Decorating Committee, and Ski Club. MELISSA DWORSKY-Melissa is a member of the Flagtwirlers, Bowling Team, Ski Club, Hi-Jinx, School Spirit Club, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs. LAURIE EDSTROIVI-Along with being a J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Laurie is also in Sophomore and Advanced Chorus, Special Chorus, Junior Class Play, Spirit Club, Ski Club, Hi-Jinx, Senior Homeroom Representative, National Honor Society, and a member of the Homecoming Court. LINDA EISENHOWER-Linda is an active member of the FBLA, Bowling Team, and a Student Office Clerk. Out of school, Stubby likes to party, meet people tespecially guysj, attend sports events, and live up her life. Her future plans are uncertain. DEREK ELSOM-Besides being in the Band, and on J.V. Basketball, Derek's interests include sports, music, and fishing. JOSEPH ELSWICK-Joe likes to ride bikes, listen to music, and party. His future plans include traveling. RANDY ERVIN-Being on the Varsity Bowling Team, listening to music, and writing songs are just some of Randy's interests. His future plans include becoming a Carpenter or an Architect. ROSEIVIARIE EVANS-Rosemarie participates in the Ski-Club, School Spirit Club, and Hi-Jinx. CHRIS EVERETT-Hunting, fishing, winter sports, cycle riding, car and van customizing, and Auto Body Repair are just a few of the interests that Chris has. DAVID FAUST-Dave is a member of the Football, Wrestling, and Track Teams. He also participates in Chorus and Concert Choir. BARBARA FlGUElREDO-'Barbara is in the Health Assistance Programs at the Vo-Tech. Her future plans include working with retarded children.. JOHN FILORETO-John was an active member of the Wrestling Team and belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club, Chess Club, and Pinocle Club. Phill also lettered in Wrestling. SHELLIE FLAIM-Shellie's hobbies consist of Swimming, Sewing, and Reading. Her future plans include going to college and Majoring in Child Psychology or becoming a Pediatrician. THOMAS R. FLAIM-Tom is an active member of the Baseball and Cross Country Teams. He also participates in Basketball. Along with sports, Tom belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club and the Chess Club. RENEE FORAN-A member of the National Honor Society, Renee also belongs to Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, Mat Cats, 78 Arcana and We-Ha Staffs, Ski Club, Chorus, Junior Class Play, Girls Track Team, and 78 Lunch Bunch. ART FUEHRER-Art is an active member of the Tennis Team, Advanced Chorus, and Senior Class Play Committee. His hobbies include swimming and all types of sports, including Buck-Buck. ANNE GALGANOVICZ-A member of the National Honor Society and Latin Honor Society, Anne also participated in the Penn State Scholar's Program. Her hobbies include basketball, tennis, and hiking. Her future plans include college. MELANIE GARRETT-A member of the National Honor Society, Melanie is also a Varsity Cheerleader. She also participates in Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, Thespian's Club, 78 Lunch Bunch, and Girls' Softball. DAVE R. GEISICK-Dave is a member ofthe Senior Babe Ruth and Hunting and Fishing Club. His hobbies include fishing, camping, and hiking. DONNA M. GIUS-A member of the National Honor Society, Donna also belongs to Hi-Jinx, Arcana Staff, Chorus, We-Ha Staff, Spirit Club, Prom Decorating Committee, and Spanish Club. Her interests include music, traveling, and the beach. Donna's future plans include college. VICKI GOETZL-Vicki actively participates in Chorus, Thespians, Ski Club, and School Spirit Club. JERRY GOOD-Jerry is a member of the Bowling Team. His out of school interests include hunting, fishing, and cliff jumping. MARCELLA GORSKI-Marcella is a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students and enjoys drawing. Her future interests include nursing. KEN GOTTSTEIN-Ken's interests include electronics, guitars, music, hunting, and fishing. A DIANE D. GURGAL-Diane was a Second Runner Up to the UNICO Queen in 76 and First Runner Up in 77. She was also a Firemen's Appreciation Fire Queen Second Runner Up in 77. Diane attends the Cosmetology Shop at the Vo-Tech. Her future plans are to open up her own Beauty Shop. KATHLEEN GUZA-Kathy is the Captain of the Colorguard, a Homeroom Representative and a member of the Advanced Chorus and Concert Choir. Kathy also belongs to the Hi-Jinx Club, Thespians Club, Spirit Club, and the End Cabin . She is also a member of the Latin Honor'Society and the National Honor Society. LISA HAFFNER-Lisa is a Hi-Jinx cabinet member, Student-Athletic Trainer, and Boys' Baseball Manager. She also belongs to Chorus, Concert Choir, Spirit Club, Thespians, Senior Day Planning Committee, Arcana Advertising Committee, Future Teachers Club, and Who's Who Among American High School Students. RAY HARKER-Ray's interests include football and Theater Arts. LORI HARTRANFT-Along with being Senior Class Vice-President and a Flagtwirler, Lori is on the Arcana and We-Ha Staffs, Prom Committee, Homecoming Court, Spirit Club, and the National Honor Society. Jiggers plans to become a nurse. KATHY HAUCK-Kathy belongs to the Senior Class Fund Raising Committee. She enjoys hunting and horseback riding. EMERSON HEFFNER-Emmy plays on the Varsity Football Team, and is a member of the Advanced Chorus and the We-Ha and the Arcana Staffs. MARY ANNE HILL-Mary Anne is a Colorguard and belongs to Hi-Jinx, Prom Committee, and the Softball and Varsity Basketball Teams. Her future plans are attending the Empire Beauty School. KEITH R. HILLARD-Keith enjoys many sports, including hunting, fishing, swimming, and water skiing. STEVE HILTON-Steve enjoys partying. KAREN HINKLE-Karen is in the Health Assistance Program at the Vo-Tech. She is employed at the Butler Valley Nursing Home and plans to become a nurse. Her outside interests include bike riding, bowling, ice-skating, and swimming. ROSEANN HOINSKI-Roseann's interests are reading and knitting. KEITH HOUSER-Keith belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club. LISA HOWELL-Lisa is a Colorguard, a typist for the Arcana and We-Ha Staffs, Homeroom Representative, and Second Runner Up to the Unico Queen. She is a member of Chorus, Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, Thespians, Ecology Club, Advertising Committee for the Arcana, and a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students. FRED HUNSINGER-Fred serves as a fireman in Sugarloaf Township and is currently enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. DEBRA HUTTON-Debbie is a member of the Senior Class Fundraising Committee. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding. PHIL HUTTON-A member of the Football and Baseball Teams, Phil also serves as a member of the Chess Club, Advanced Chorus, and Student Council. DONNA JAMES-Donna is a member of the School Spirit Club and Business Club. She participates in Girls' Track and is a Student Office Clerk. Her future plans include joining the Army Reserve. CINDY JOHNSON-Cindy is a member of the DECA Club. Her future plans are undecided. KIMBERLY ANN JONES-Kim Ann is an active member of the Future Teachers, School Spirit, and Diggers Clubs. She also participates in Marching Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Choir, and Tri-Hi Band. Her other activities include the Radio Club, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, Senior Day Planning Committee, Jr. Class Play, and Secretary of the Band. ln her spare time, she enjoys music, her job, people, and being with a certain someone. SANDY JUDGE-Sandy is a member of the Spirit and Gymnastics Clubs, Advanced Chorus, and the Sr. Home-Ec A Class. Her hobbies include traveling, music, and dancing, CHARLIE JUREWICZ-Charlie enjoys anything and everything. FRANCES JUREWICZ-A member of the National Honor Society, Fran also is a Student Office Clerk. Her interests include being around small children, and helping people. JANE KANYOCK-A member of the National Honor Society, Jane is also an active member of the Future Business-Leaders of America. She belongs to the Spirit Club, Art Staff of the We-Ha, Student Office Clerk, and is Co-Editor of the Business Education Newsletter. Her future plans include becoming a legal secretary. RAYMOND KAPES-Ray's hobbies include basketball, bowling, hunting, fishing, baseball, and motorcycle riding. RICHARD KARMONICK-Rich's hobbies include collecting model planes and cars. He enjoys basketball and baseball. His future plans include joining the State Police Force. BARBARA KARPATCH-Along with being in the Wind Ensemble and Woodwind Choir, Barbara is a member of the Concert and Marching Band. She is a four-year member of Tri-Hi Band and is in District Band IX. She is on the We-Ha and Arcana Staff and a member of the Radio and Future Teachers Clubs. Barbara was elected to Who's Who Among American High School Students and is in the Spanish and Gymnastics Clubs. RICHARD KOKINDA-Rick is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and selected for the National Honor Society. He enjoys football, baseball, and hockey. RONALD KOKINDA-Ron is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and enjoys ice hockey. MICHAEL KONDASH-Biffer is on the Football and Baseball Teams and National Honor Society. He is in Chorus and enjoys hunting. JANE KOSKULITZ-Janie is the Captain of the Flagtwirlers, President of Student Council, a cabinet member of Hi-Jinx, and in Advanced Chorus. She is a member of the End Cabin , Editor of the We-Ha, Latin Honor Society, and National Honor Society. Jane was also on the Arcana Staff, Prom Decorating Committee, Spirit Club, and is a member of the Homecoming Court. JAMES KULAGA-Bucky is an active member of the Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, and Football Teams. CYNTHIA KULESA-Cindy is a member of the Athletic Office Staff and also a Wrestling Manager. Her hobbies include bowling, skiing, motorcycle riding, and being with a special someone. Cindy's future plans include getting married and taking life from there. CINDY KULKUSKY-Cindy is a member of the Future Nurses Club and of the Fundraising Committee. Her future plans include attending school in Florida. JOSEPH M. KUNTZ-Joe is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. His future plans include joining the Military. MARTIN KUTSKO-Martin's interests include hunting and fishing. PAUL LaBUDA-Paul's interests include hunting, fishing, and cars. KAREN LAIVIASKO-Karen is a member of the DECA Club. Her future plans, as of now, are undecided. ALAN IBUTCHQ LaMONT-Butch is one of the Co-Editors of the Arcana. He is a member of the Thespian Club, and has appeared in several plays such as Ah Wilderness. He is a member of Concert Choir and was chosen as a member of the District Chorus. He is a member of the tennis team and Ski Club. He was chosen to attend the Presidential Classroom in Washington, D.C. He enjoys cliff jumping, art, and camping. SCOTT LANDIS-Scott is a member of the Baseball, Basketball, and Golf teams. He also belongs to the hunting and fishing club. WENDY LANDIS-An art student and member of the D.E.C.A. Club, and Concert Choir, Wendy also enjoys hunting, fishing, art, and playing a twelve string guitar. RICHARD LAROCK-His activities include hunting, girls, cars, and working with Petey Kupsho and his snap-on tools. ROBERT LASHOCK-Bob is a member of the Football, track, and bowling teams, the Hunting and Fishing Club, Spirit Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and National Honor Society. He is also a member of Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, District IX Chorus, and was in the Junior Class Play. He was the runner-up for the American Legion Leadership Award, was nominated for the Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar in Washington, D.C., and was the runner-up for the Rotary Leadership Camp. SHARON LATANSHYN-Sharon is on the Arcana and We-Ha staffs, inthe Spirit Club, Hi-Jink, Senior Decorating Committee, and a member of Thespians. Her interests include swimming, and watching football and basketball games. DEBRA LYNN LEHMAN-Debbie is the Radio Club President. She is a member of the Ecology Club, Governor's Youth Traffic Safety Council, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, Safety Club, Latin Honor Society, National Honor Society, Senior Class Fund-Raising Committee, and is a correspondent to the Standard Speaker. ED LENGEN-Ed is a member of Advanced Chorus, H78 Lunch Bunch, and the Buck-Buck Squad. He also enjoys hiking, hunting, fishing, and rock climbing. DONNA J. LEONARD-Donna is a member of the Ski, Spanish, and Spirit Clubs. She is on the Music Committee for Senior Day and the Track Team. Her special interests are swimming, skiing, playing the piano, and riding motorcycles. Her future plans include college. LEE ANN LESHKO-Lee Ann is an active member of the Ski Club and the Senior Class Fundraising Committee. Her outside activities include drawing and water skiing. CYNTHIA A. LESKOSKY-Along with being Co-Editor of the Arcana, Cindy's other activities include being a member of the Colorguard squad, We-Ha staff, Secretary of Hi-Jinx, Chorus, Spirit Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Spanish Club and National Honor Society. Cin-Lou's interests include traveling, listening to music, hiking, and being with that special someone. Future plans include college. LAMAR LEX-Lamar's interests include motorcycle riding, cars, and racing. MARK LONCZYNSKI-Mark's activities include being a member of the Amateur Trap Shooters Association. His interests include hunting and motorcycling. BARRY J. LONOCONUS-As a member of the Football team, Barry also enjoys camping, fishing, hunting, and traveling. His future plans include joining the military services. NANCI LOPO-Along with being a member of both the J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading Squads, Nanci also served as a typist for the Arcana and the We-Ha. Her other activities include editor for the Hi-Jinx paper, Chorus, Senior Decorating Committee, and the Spirit Club. She is also a member of the Homecoming Court and the National Honor Society. SCOTT LUCHI-Scott's hobbies include hunting and fishing. CLAIRE M. LUKATCH-Claire is in the Cosmetology Shop at the Vo-Tech. She is also a member of the Bowling team and Gymnastics Club. Sports are included among her many interests. In the future she plans to open her own beauty shop. HELEN LUTZ-Helen is enrolled in the business course and serves as a member of the Athletic Office Staff. Her future plans are to lead a happy life and get married. BRIAN LYMAN-Along with being in the Junior and Senior Class Plays, Brian belongs to the National Honor Society, Chorus, Student Council, The Stage Crew, Senior Class Play Committee, the Buck-Buck Squad, and the Baseball team. Brian is also a Co-Captain of our football team. KAREN MAHALICK-Besides being a member of the Vo-Tech Food Service Program, Karen plans to move to California. CARL MAJUSIAK-CarI's interests include hunting, fishing, riding a motorcycle, archery, and trapping. JEFF MAKARA-Jeff's interests include swimming and sports, especially basketball and baseball. GERARD MAKOWIEC-Gerard enjoys hunting and fishing. His future plans are undecided. KAREN MAKUTA-Karen is a member of the Ski Club and Senior Day Committee. PATTY MALACUSKY-Patty is a member of the DECA Club. Her future plans are undecided. BERNARD MARASIAK-Bernard's interests include hunting, fishing, and sports, such as basketball and football. JANET MARDYNIAK-As Editor-in-Chief of the Arcana, Janet is a member of the Student Council, The 1977 Homecoming Queen, a J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Future Teachers Club, School Spirit Club, Student Office Clerk, Hi-Jinx, Senior Day Committee, and We-Ha Staff. Her future plans include going to Empire Beauty School and being with J.M. HELENE MARONE-Helene is a member of the School Spirit Club, Senior Class Fund-raising Committee, Chorus, and the Art Club. ' DARREN MARTINI-Darren's favorite activities are hunting, fishing, and watching Monty Python's Flying Circus. DON MARTONICK- Maldune is a member of the Baseball and Football teams. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and horses. ERNEST MASSAR-Ernie enjoys sports and fishing. DOUGLAS MATYAS-Doug is a member of the Chess Club and his interests include hunting and fishing. LINDA MATYAS-Linda is a member of the DECA Club and her future plans are to become a physical therapist. SUSAN MAUE-Susan is President of Future Nurse's Club and is an adjunct student at Penn State. JOAN MAURER-Along with being a member of the Varsity Basketball and Softball teams, Joan also belongs to the National Honor Society, W.H.H.S. band, Tri-Hi Band, District Xl Band, Wind Ensemble, School Spirit Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Senior Class Music Committee, Spanish Club, Latin Honor Society, and Future Teachers of America. JOSEPH MAYLATH-Joe is a member of the Football, Wrestling, and Track Teams. Also, a Student Council officer, and a member of the Homecoming Court. He was in the Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play Committee, a contestant on the Gong Show, Advanced Chorus, Chess Club, National Honor Society and also on the Buck-Buck Squad. - EUGENE MCCORMICK-Eugene is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club. His interests also include baseball and bowling. DOLORES L. McDONALD-Dolores is the Co-Editor of the Business Education Newsletter. Her hobbies include swimming, skating, bicycle riding, and partying. Gumbie's future plans are to become a Legal Secretary. DEBORA McGLYNN-Debora is in the College-Preparatory Course and is also a member of the Spanish Club. Her hobbies include swimming, ice skating, listening to music, and playing the guitar. JAMES MCGRAN-Along with being in the Distributive Education Class, Jim is a member of the Baseball Team. His future plans are to be enrolled in the U.S. Army. JAMES ROBERT MEHALICK-Jim is a member of the Golf Team. He also enjoys basketball, baseball, and fishing. RICK MEHALICK-Rick loves sports. In school he was a member of the Golf Team. Outside of school he enjoys basketball, baseball, and fishing. STEPHEN R. MELNICK-Steve is known to many as Coach . He enjoys many sports activities which includekf hunting, fishing, and motorcycling. RITA MICHAEL-Rita enjoys stamp collecting and horseback riding. Her future plans include marriage. DIANE MILLER-Diane is a member of the National Honor Society. She also is active in many clubs including Senior Historians, Mat Cats, Radio Club, FBLA, Spirit Club, and Future Teachers of America. SHARON MONAHAN-Sharon is known to all as Red . She is a member of the School Spirit Club. Her hobbies include sports, art, and writing poetry. Red's future plans consist of going to college for Commercial Art or Teaching Retarded Children. TOM MORO-Tom is a member of the National Honor Society. He enjoys fishing, boating, camping, traveling, and photography JOSEPH MUCHECK-Joe's interests include cars and sports. His future plans include attending the Military. RICHARD MURPHY-Rich is Co-Editor of the Business Education Newsletter and a CCD instructor. His hobbies include reading, bowling, and playing basketball. Rich's future plans include enlistment in the U.S. Coast Guard. DEBORAH LYNNE MURRAY-Debbie is a member of the National Honor Society and also attends the Art Shop at the Vo-Tech. Her interests include drawing and painting. CATHLEEN MYLET-Cathy is a member of the Spanish Club. Her future plans include Nursing. BARRY NEAUS-Barry's hobbies include tennis and hiking. ROSANNE MARIE NEY-Rosanne is a member of the Future Nurses Club, Fundraising Committee, and Chorus. She enjoys swimming and ice skating. JOSEPH NICHOLAS-Joe is known to all of us as Butchie . Even though he's thought to be broad-minded, he admits that all he does is play football and look at girls . GRETCHEN OBERST-Gretchen is a member of the National Honor Society. She participates in Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, Chess Club, Spirit Club, a Homeroom Representative, Girls' Track and Intramural Softball. She also enjoys hiking, backpacking, rafting, and mountain climbing. GARY O'CONNOR-Gary is a member of the Bowling Team. DEBBIE OPSTANIK-Debbie belongs to the Vo-Tech. HENRY OSTROSKI-Henry is a member of the Cross-Country and Track and Field Teams. He enjoys fishing, camping, and he belongs to the Buck-Buck Squad. JOANNE PALUSEK-Joanne is a member of the Spirit and Art Clubs. She studies Data Processing at the Vo-Tech. SCOTT PARTINGTON-Scott is on the Wrestling and Track Teams. He is a member of the Senior Class Play Committee and had a part in the Jr. Class Play. He is in the Spirit Club, Chess Club, and is on the Buck-Buck Squad. DARRYL PEDONE-Along with being President of the Senior Class, Darryl also participates in the Jr. Class Play, Football, Wrestling, Track, Tennis, Stage Crew, and National Honor Society. His hobbies include backpacking and sports. MARY DONNA PELTZ-Mary' Donna is an active member of the Spirit Club, Home-Ec Club, Art Club, and Chorus. She attends the Vo-Tech in the field of Data Processing. DIANE BETH PEPSNY-Along with being a member of the National Honor Society, Diane also belongs to Hi-Jinx, Mat Cats, School Spirit Club, 78 Lunch Bunch, and Advanced Chorus. JOSEPH PERCHAK-Perch belongs to the Student Council and the Hunting and Fishing Club. DOUG PERSE. HETTI-Along with being Co-Captain of the Football Team, Doug is also a member of the Wrestling and Track T ams, the Stage Crew, the Junior and Senior Play Committee, Advanced Chorus, the MS All-Star Team, the Fire Prevention Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, The National Honor Society, and the Buck-Buck Squad. Doug was also a Gong Show contestant along with being a Representative to the Rotary Leadership Camp. CYNTHIA ANN PETROVICH-Along with being Secretary of the Senior Class, Cindy is also a member of the National Honor Society, Varsity Basketball and Softball Teams, We-Ha Staff, Co-Editor of the Arcana, Student Office Clerk, and F.B.L.A. Her future plans include attending college to administer in Child Development. FAITH ANN PETROVICH-Along with being a Presidential Classroom Representative, Faith belongs to Hi-Jinx, the Spirit Club, Advanced Chorus, Sr. Day Planning Committee, and Public Speaking. She was also a State Finalist in the Miss National Teenager Pageant, she is active in church and enjoys traveling. ROBERT PFEIFER-Bob's interests include photography, Architecture, and the Arts. He enjoys such sports as tennis, bicycling, and hiking. His future plans include attending college and becoming a Photographer. ROBERT PHILLIPS-Bob is a three year student of the Vo-Tech. His hobbies include building models and bowling. CHRISTINA PHOTIS-As a cheerleader, Chris is also an active member of the Advanced Chorus. Concert Choir, Hi-Jinx and Thespians. She participated in the 1976 Musicial Review and also received a scholarship for the MS Campaign. She also is a member of the Sr. Day Fundraising Committee along with the Spirit Club. JEAN POPIAK-Along with being a Lab Assistant, Jean belongs to the Spirit Club, Sr. Class Decorating Committee, and the Spanish Club. Her interests include sewing, volleyball, and life. BONNIE J. PUSCHAUVER-Along with being a member of the National Honor Society, the Student Council, We-Ha Staff, Arcana Staff, Ski Club, Spirit Club, and Advanced Chorus, Bonnie is also a J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader. She is also a correspondent to the Standard-Speaker, the President of the Hi-Jinx Club, and a member of the Homecoming Court. Bonnie also had a role in the Jr. Class Play and belongs to the 78 Lunch Bunch. THOMAS J. RADZWICH-Raz is a Tri-Captain of the Football Team, Captain of the Track Team and a member of the Buck-Buck Squad. He is a member of the School Spirit Club and Varsity W Club. Tom enjoys all out door sports. His future plans include college. WILLIAM RAY-Bill enjoys everything. LORI REARDON-Lori enjoys listening to music especially Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. She also-enjoys growing plants. VIRGINIA ANN RECLA-Along with being a Majorette, Ginny is a member of the Spirit Club, Gymnastics Club, Hi-Jinx, and of the Prom Decorating Committee. She was a Student Office Clerk. Ginny enjoys tennis, music, swimming, eating and jogging. The secretarial field is her future plans. CARL RICHARDS-Carl's interests include motorcycle racing, hunting and fishing. TOM RICHARDSON-He was a member of the Track Team in his Junior Year. Chicken enjoys hunting, fishing, and partying. KERRY RITTENHOUSE-Kerry is a member of the Band, Woodwind Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, and is a member of Stage Band. LAWRENCE D.' ROBERTS-Larry's interests include skiing, riding and repairing motorcycles. VICKI ROBINSON-Vicki is a member of the Future Teachers Club and her interests include motorcycle riding, and hiking. RANDY ROTH-Randy attends Vo-Tech and is in the Cabinet-Making Shop. He likes to work with wood. CYNTHIA A. ROVNACK-Cindy attends Vo-Tech and studies Data Processing. She is a Student Office Clerk. She enjoys Crocheting, skiing, and being with friends-especially Mark. RANDY ALAN RUSSO-Randy is a member of the Track and Cross-Country Teams. His favorite activities are building models, fishing, running, and rock music. CAROL ANN SALVATERRA-Carol is a member of the Hi-Jinx, Spirit Club, Advanced Chorus, Thespians, Senior Class Prom Committee, Jr. Class Play Committee, and Senior Day Committee. JOSEPH SANZI-Joe enjoys hunting and fishing. , MARK SCARCELLA-Mark is a member of both the Basketball and Baseball Teams. He enjoys reading about all sports. NANCY SCHAGEN-Nancy is a member of the School Spirit Club, Gymnastic Club, Art Club, Home-Ec Club, Chorus, and F.B.L.A. LEWIS SCHIETRUMPF-Lewis is interested in hunting, fishing, and archeryQ BETH SCHMAUCH-Along with being Drum Majorette of the W.H.H.S. Marching Band, Beth also participates in Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Choir, Concert Choir, and Advanced Chorus. Her other activities include District Chorus, Tri-Hi Band, Senior Day Planning Committee, Spirit Club, Thespians, Advertising Committee for Arcana, 78 Lunch Bunch, National Honor Society, and Vice-President of the Band. Her stage experience includes a lead role in the Junior Class Play- Host to a Ghost , the Musical Review, and a Representative to the 1977 Luzerne County Junior Miss Pageant. DEBBIE SCHRIEBMAIER-Deb is a member of the Advanced Chorus and Concert Choir. She also participates in the Hi-Jinx Club. TINA LOUISE SCONFIENZA-Tina is a member of the Gymnastics and Spirit Clubs. She is also President of the Mat Cats, on the Fund Raising Committee, and in the 78 Lunch Bunch. She participated in Girls' Basketball and was a Softball Manager. MARLENE SCRIBBICK-Marlene works in the Athletic Office and in her free time enjoys skiing. BARB SEATTER-Barb is a member of the Girls' Basketball and Softball Teams. THERESA SELIGA-Theresa enjoys sewing, reading and old movies. LAMAR SHAFER-Lamar is a member of the Wrestling Team and in his spare time enjoys archery and hunting. EDWARD SHEMANSKY-Ed enjoys being in the outdoors, and likes to listen to music. SUZANNE MARIE SHEWACK-Suzanne is on the Music Committee, National Honor Society, and a member of the Hi-Jinx. Some of her hobbies include hiking and horseback riding. Her future plans include an Airline Career. JEANNE SHOBER-Jeanne is Captain of the Majorettes, in Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir the Spirit Club and is a Cabinet member of the Hi-Jinx Club. She is in Who's-Who Among American High School Students , and on the Advertising Committee for the Yearbook. She was also a member of the Senior Day Planning Committee, End Cabin, and the 78 Lunch Bunch. In her Junior Year Jeanne was a student director for the Junior Class Play. She is also in the Latin Honor Society and National Honor Society. TIM SIPPLE-Tim is a member of the Ski Club. He is interested in hockey, swimming, and skuba diving. DAVE SMICK-Dave's interests include bike riding, hunting, fishing, and working with leather crafts. DEBBIE SMITH-Smiley is a member of the Hi-Jinx, the Spirit Club, Gymnastic Club, and Advanced Chorus. She likes to play basketball and baseball and enjoys swimming and dancing. JEFF SMITH-Bowling, baseball, and hunting are among Jeff's interests. PAM SMITH-Pam is a member of the Spirit Club, Hi-Jinx, and Sr. Day Planning Committee. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding, hiking, camping, and music. THOMAS SOKOLOFSKI- T enjoys fishing, playing ping-pong and shooting darts. NANCY E. SPEVAK-Among Nancy's hobbies are bowling, horseback riding, and baseball. FRED STAUFFER-Fred's hobbies include hunting, fishing, and racing cars. DONNA STEFANOWICZ-Donna is Treasurer of the Hi-Jinx. She is a member of the Spirit Club and Ski Club. Her hobbies include skiing, swimming and traveling. ROBERT STEINER-Robert enjoys working at Burger King. JOSEPH STEPANIK-Joe is a member of the Tennis and Track Teams. He is a member of Advanced Chorus, Band, Wind Ensemble, and Stage Band. JIM STERENCHOCK-Snake is a member of the Football and Baseball Teams. He specializes in the Machine Shop at Vo-Tech. His interests are music and motorcycles. BILL STERLING-Bill enjoys partying. JOE STOLA-Joe enjoys football, basketball, and baseball. SANDRA A. SUKEL-As a member of the Gymnastics and Spirit Clubs, Sandy plans to continue her career in Cosmetology. She was a member of the Track Team. MARK SZU,MILO-Mark specializes in Auto Body and Fender Work at the Vo-Tech. His interest is bowling. JEFF TAIT-Jeff enjoys horseback riding and fishing. He also enjoys skiing, swimming, tennis, and fishing. JANEANNE THOMAS-Janeanne is a member of the Latin Honor Society. She was in the Chess and Spirit Clubs. Her interests include swimming and hiking. JAMES TOENNES-Jim's out of school activities include baseball, swimming, and bowling. GLORIA TORCK-Gloria's outside interests include baseball, basketball, football, track, wrestling, horseback riding, swimming, and working with crafts. TERESA TOTH-Along with being a Lab Assistant, Tessie attended the Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium and also scored in the first percentile of the National Chemistry Test. She enjoys music, taking long walks, and learning new things. Her future plans include 4 years of college for Physical Therapy. TED TREON-Ted is a member of the Baseball Team. CHARLES TROY-Charlie is a member of the Football, Wrestling, and Track Teams. He also is a member of the Student Council. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and stock car racing. DOROTHY R. TUFTS-Dorothy is a Student Office Clerk. Her favorite activities are bowling, softball, Girl's Basketball, Gymnastics Club, roller skating, and motorcycle riding. Her most important hobby is her boyfriend. Her future plans include attending a business school. ELAINE C. ULSHAFER-Elaine is a member of the Literary Staff, Future Nurses Club, We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, School Spirit Club, and a Senior Homeroom Representative. Her future plans include Nursing. CRAIG UNDECK-Craig enjoys hunting, fishing, and other sports. BOB URBAN-Bob's interests include hunting, fishing, basketball, and golf. ALBERT VAN BLARGAN-Albert belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club. He enjoys most sports and his future plans are undecided. MARK S. VAN BLARGAN-Along with belonging to the Golf Team, Mark also belongs to the Ski Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Pinocle Club, Chess Club, and the CRSC. He also enjoys sports and he plans to attend college. TRUDY VAN BLARGAN-Trudy's hobbies include swimming, bike riding, hiking, and ice-skating. She is also a member of the School Spirit Club. LORI ANN ELIZABETH VARGO-Lori's activities include We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, Advanced and Sophomore Chorus, Concert Choir, School Spirit Club Secretary, Radio Club, Ecology Club, Mat Cats, JV Cheerleading, Junior and Senior Class Play Selection Committee, Thespians, Student Director of the Junior Class Play, Girls Track Team, Latin Honor Society, Who's-Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society, Chem-Lab Assistant and the 78 Lunch Bunch. Her out of school interests are being a member of the Black Diamond Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps, listening to music, and traveling. Future plans are to attend college. NICOLE ANN VOZAR-Nicole is a member of the Senior High Art Elective Class. Her out of school interests are having a good time and working at Franklin's Restaurant. DONALD WENNER-Donald's interests include baseball, basketball, and hunting. His future plans are to become a farmer. NANCI WHITFIELD-Nanci is a Student Office Clerk. She enjoys playing the piano along with teaching it, spending time with her horse, and enjoys spending time with a very special person. Her future plans are to see and learn everything she can. ANDREA WHITSELL-Andrea is a member of the Senior Class Play Committee and the Ski Club. - DOLORES WITTIG-Dolores is a member of the Spirit Club. Her hobbies include collecting shirts with different sayings on them. She also enjoys riding bikes. l DIANE WOJCIK-Diane is a member of the School Spirit' Club and Matcats. I RENA WOLFE-Co-Editor of the Business Education Newsletter and a member of the National Honor Society, Rena also belongs to the School.Spirit Club, F.B.L.A., We-Ha Staff and Student Office Clerk. Her future plans include becoming a legal secretary. DONNA JEAN WOODRING-A member of the Gymnastics Club and Student Office Clerk, Donna's future plans include attending Lackawana Junior College, majoring in Accounting. , NANCY WRIGHT-Nancy is on the We-Ha and Arcana Staffs, along with Advanced Chorus, Spirit Club Roll Chairman, Sr. Day Planning Committee and Hi-Jinx. JOAN WYDOCK-Along with being our Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Joan belongs to the basketball, softball, and bowling teams. She also belongs to the National Honor Society, the Spanish Club and the Junior Class Play Committee. DAVID YASKANICH-Dave is a member of the Bowling team. His interests include hunting, fishing, and girl watching. His future plans include enlistment in the Marine Corps. I SANDRA ANN YEAGER-Along with being a Co-Editor of the yearbook and a chemistry lab assistant, Sandy is an active member of the Color Guard squad, Hi-Jinx cabinet, National Honor Society, and We-Ha Staff. Her other activities include the School Spirit Club, Latin Honor Society, Prom Decorating Committee, Sophomore Chorus, and Matcats. She also attended the Gifted Student Program at Penn State and is also a member of the 78 Lunch Bunch and the i'End Cabin. Her future plans include college. DOLORES YENCHICK-Dolores is a member of the Future Nurses Club. Her future plans include going to school to become a nurse. AL YENKEVICH-Wink is an active member of the Football and Basketball Teams. He also participated in Wrestling and Track in his sophomore year. Wink was a member of the Homecoming Court, Stage Crew, and Hunting and Fishing Club, and spends time lifting weights. F. KEITH YOUNGER-Keith is a member of the Football team. He participated in the Jr. Class Play and Varsity W Club. He enjoys cliff-jumping into water along with belonging to the CRSC. ROBERT MICHAEL YURCHO-Bob belongs to the Hunting and Fishing Club, Home-Ec Class, and is also in the Distributive Education Class. Ba Ba's special interests are football, basketball, baseball, tennis, skiing, and being with Ginny. His future plans include working or the Service. JOHN ZAJAC-John is a member of the Hunting and Fishing Club and the Fire Prevention Club. His future plans are to get enlisted in the Air Force and to become an electrician. WILLIAM ALBERT ZAMONAS-A member of the Varsity Wrestling Team, Bill also enjoys hunting, fishing, and bike riding. His future plans include working in the Field of Masonary. GEORGE ZEEB-George's hobbies include baseball and basketball. DUANE ZILLER-Duane's hobbies include basketball, hunting, and fishing. GWEN ZUNSKI-President of the Band, Gwen also belongs to the Wind Ensemble, Woodwind Choir, Tri-Hi, Spirit Club, Ecology Club, Historians, and Lunch Bunch. AUSTRIA '78 Memories of the snow-covered Austrian Alps will always be present in the minds of the WHHS band and bandfront members. The candy sales, hoagie sales, paperdrives, block party, raffles, and knocking on doors finally paid off as the Band and Band Booster's reached their final goal of S50,000. During their stay overseas, the WHHS Band performed in five concerts--three in Seefeld, Austria, one in Innsbruck, Austria, and one in Kematon, Austria. They were in Austria as participants in the Seefeld International Music Festival. All the practices paid off when the band received a second place award in the competition. They were tied with a band from Michigan. The bands were judged on a one to five ranking basis but none of the participants received first place. After a nine-hour delay in Philadelphia International Airport, and a brief stop in Newfoundland, the band was on their way to an interesting nine-day stay in Europe. Once they landed in Munich, Germany, they were transported by bus to Seefeld where they were housed in four resort hotels. The various foods and picturesque houses of Austria provided everyone with a thrill. The snow-covered mountain peaks were one-of-a-kind. Rehearsals were held in the Olympia Center, a hall built for the 1976 Olympic games, which housed an indoor-outdoor heated swimming pool, The band also visited other parts of Austria including Salzburg, Innsbruck, and Kematon. They visited various sites in Germany and Italy including King Ludwig's Castle, Brenner Pass, and the Bassilia Church. The WHHS entourage reportedly made a big hit with the townspeople of Seefeld because it was the largest band and the only band performing with a bandfront. They particularly liked the short skirts of the uniformed girls which were in sharp contrast to the peasant dirndls worn by the Austrian natives. Drum majorette Beth Schmauch received a large bouquet of pine cones and mountain flowers from the mayor of Kematon. The band also received a penant to be placed on its flag from that community. On their final day in Seefeld, band director, James Hardy, presented the key to West Hazleton and a scroll from the borough council to the burgomeister of that community. The band departed form Munich Airport and made a brief stop in Shannon, Ireland before returning home. The traditional foods, friendly people, mountain tops, and beautiful homes of Austria will long be remembered in the minds of the WHHS band. It was truly a dream come true, a fairy tale trip! James Hardy presenting the key to W. Hazleton and scroll Band members packing prior tp trip to WHHS, from boro council to burgomeister of Seefeld. 42 i Lig..,,. .-gsfQ'J!'.f 1 Q. , ixffl 'i V uh i... gf, Departure from schooi on June 25, 1978 -. i ...Q Q cl -,.. , . '1 ,. . i K, ii 1 in View from Brenner Pass li .--'. ,, U' j , H rr n Innsbruck 2 . ,. i. ,.3 w . U , 1 41 Q .. .. ,, H.. ,. Arrival at Munich Airport f'1yfi'1'-3Qi :.7.' :F --fi nz' . H., ,... A, . 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V195-f fw-Q' VI 'X Nm w ' FACULTY IN IVIEIVICDFIY Mr. William Hebei We cannot say, and we wil not say that he is dead, he is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair lt needs must be, since he lingers there. And you- O you, who take the wildest yearn For the old time step and glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Hereg Think of him still as the same, we say: He is not dead- he is just away ,,..-ay I , REU' SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION Daniel Parrell Anthony Scarcella BOARD OF EDUCATION ILeft to Right Seatedj Theodore Hollickg Peter Albanog Fred Barletta, President of Boardg Frank Dushankog Theodore Sherrock. IStandingJ Pat Capeceg Thomas Ciprianog Donald Boockg James Buyarski. ROBERT J. RITZ Principal EDWARD L. ECKER Vice-Principal RONALD B. GATSKI Vice-Principal ADELLE FERRARI Office Staff 3 CATHERINE HILDEBRAND Office Staff .V DEBRA STANKEVICH Office Staff MORRIS CURCIO Truant Officer ELIZABETH ABERNATHY English CLYDE ACKERMAN Science GLENN ANTOLICK World Culture American History JOANNE BALAS Guidance STANLEY BATOR American Government Family Living, Sociology CHARLES BOWMAN Special Education THOMAS BRILL Guidance STEPHEN BRUNDA Russian ,.f r-A MICHAEL CHRISTINA Chem-Physics, Chemistry ARLENE BURGESS Chemistry, CBA CATHERINE CAPPARELL School Nurse JOSEPH CLARK Civics, Psychology ' American Government ELIZABETH COLECIO French, English J, , Iwi, Ii- ' -- ,J . T' ' , Y :nj . JE' 'f I -. I fi ,V lr! I ARTHUR CONNELY Algebra, Plane Geometry I I I FRED DUTE Chairman: IVIath!Science V M ANNE CONNOR Home Economics TINEKE CUNNING Health, Physical Education HELEN DAVIS German, English ELLEN DRUMTRA Steno, TYPIUQ, Business Law SHARON EVANS Civics, American History CALVIN FERRARI Health, Physical Education GARY FOOSE Bookkeeping, Salesmanship GERALD GATTI Science CHARLES GALLAGHER Guidance X . ELIZABETH GATTI Art AGREG GERENZA Civics, . American History GERALD GRINK Biology, Adv. Biology JOHN GROBELNY American History l l l l l STEPHEN HAMETZ English JAMES HARDY Band JAMES HORN American Government ROBERT JAMELLI World Culture, History wh l, 1 H , DELMAR KELSHAW Math BERNARD KOSKULITZ Shop ALVIN LAPINSKI Algebra 55 ALFRED LAUNIKONIS Librarian CAROL MAKUTA English JOSEPH MATTEO GBT, Marketing, Management PAUL MATULEVICH World Culture, History . 1- i it , . . ,. it ' V: , -, X 1: ,' wi V. 1 rll - rn. i AX ' ,I i'-l'-Y-E.-:st--1 z .. ' 1' '-1 ,lg is' , J lf 1 ll ' L.. L fig. FELICIA MCFARLAND Spanish JOSEPH MEHALICK Shop, Mechanical .Drawing JOHN MILOT Chairman, Social Studies MARTIN NOCCHI lEngIish . ANNETTE PATTISHALL Special Education CELESTlNE PEKALA English MARGARET PERGOSKY English DOMINIC PINO Office Machines, Bookkeeping .1EANE1'rE PUGLIESE Biology, Adv. Biology WILLIAM RADZWICH Geography AGNES RECLA Typing, Bookkeeping ANTHONY SCALA WILLIAM SCHNEIDER Algebra, Trigonometry Driver Training ELAINE RUSETSKI Spanish, Reading JOANNE SCALLEAT Special Education TERESA SHEER Math JAMES SAHAIDA JOHN SKOTNICKI Calculus, Trigonometry Latin MARGARET THOMPSON Chorus BETTY TOMSHO Typing X , ,-f- ' I I I 9. FRANK VICTOR English CAROL VIECHEC English ROBERT WILLIAMS Physical Education, Health GEORGE YACINA English KAREN TURLEY KATHRYN YOUNG English Physical Education, Health Janitor: Henry Stankevich Janitor: John Bayzick Wlfarg ..v-1--Y ft-1-.ff-W-iff A 1 W, hiigbii i figstyj. 3 .' MY L4 i 1. '7,, 9.37 -. z,-- , 4-'l. .UU 1 . li Zn '- r f H. i . . ,if-,. , :,11i.i,i.,' 'N .. ui-gp .Wm-1, Cafeteria Workers: L to R: Lucy O'DonneI, Rose Roman, Gladys Roberts, Rita Abbud, Rita Zunski LUOKS LUKE WE MADE IT J! V X . -V t- v 0 , h ,,,gu.u-1'Nxm',v .gl 0 .- 1-G 335 1 1 f xw U ,' I4 4,1 fn VU , - fr wg,-'9 1 f J ' H, NM? wuus 1 . I V .' ., m- ' lf' -I x '- Zyl- fxal 1 ry, V 'Z f ,V 1 r J! ff' ' i n wr itll? 4 I 6236 W M4 ,!f nf, 5 . . QW , J' .f ,- .vw xll' ' 1 1 ,M YQ ma QW' :W-0 , A' IJ, jf ! 4 fl ,I 6,4 A ,' K egf, , A ': .M XRW-fQifI 'ff ' ' vim f ,,'.-aff A 'n , I P ,f, I M' - W 5 5 'eil' I I V- 'v K id, 'm l ,f ' ,f i? fff f D 7 pai gg ff ' SIEPCGDID? II 'S The '78 Cross Country Team was front row, left to right - Larry Zoscin, Traj Antolick, Tom Andrasi, Karla Nestler. Back row, - Dave Ftenitsky, Kathy Capparell, Tom Kalenoski, John Siroka, Henry Ostroski, Tom Flaim, and Cindy Casper. This year was one of rebuilding for our cross country team. The record of 2-9 does not speak for itself. The effort and attitude put forth by each member was commendable. Senior Cindy Casper, placed in the All League Meet, held at Hidden Valley High. Jack Fteznick was the coach. Schedule Sept. 12 at Tamaqua 15 Schuylkill Haven 19 at North Schuylkill 26 Hazleton 29 at Freeland Oct. 3 at Mahanoy Area 6 Weatherly 10 at Marian 13 Bishop Hafey 17 Jim Thorpe 20 All League 27 District Xl Tom Flaim Cindy Casper ,L Henry Ostroski , l Ai in .' , M - vAIuf'm1Qi:a 1 1 . 1 The 1978 West Hazleton High School football team. This season was outstanding for our Wildcats. They turned last year's record around from 4-7 to 7-4, the first winning season since 1969. The season started off on a good note- with 3 consecutive wins, one of which was the 21-11 victory over Hazleton. The game wa dedicated to Coach Pickett Koskulitz, who celebrated his 25th year as coach, and Frit Haffner, an injured teammate. The team washighlighted by 20 seniors. The star of the '78 season was Georg Donadi. He led the region in scoring with 110 points and gained 916 yards rushing. He wa named to the first team defense of the Lower Anthracite All-Star Team and All Souther Conference. Phil Hutton was named for honorable mention on both teams. In the Athletes Vs. MS drive, 5 of our players capturedthe top 5 places. They wer Richie Bezick, George Donadi, Tom Fiadzwich, Brian Lyman, and Doug Perseghetti. M Mt ' ' The coaches for the 1978 footbal season were Front Row Left to Right Bob Jamelli, Head Coach Berni Pickett Koskulitz, Bob William Back Row: Ed Martnick, Fton Christ ina, Fred Dute, and Head Trainer Alfi Bartlinski. Richie Bezick- Halfback Phil Hutton- Tackle Dave Faust- Tackle Doug Perseghetti- Guard - Co-Captain Emerson Heflner Center George Donadi- Fullback Mike Kondash- Guard Keith Younger- End Wink Yenkevich- End Barry Lonoconus- End Brian Lyman- End - Co-Captain Charlie Troy- Tackle Red Lashock- Center Butch Nicholas- Halfback Joe Maylath- Halfback Jim Sterenchock- End Darryl Pedone- Fullback Tom Fladzwich- Quarterback - Co-Captain xx ,, ..,1' x . N ,. xr: V -1 . E73 j'5'j,? fy ' Q T: ' F? . . n . I V ' A ,M ' WA 0' Q 3' , U ' , ,- 5, . x 1 wif f - W- X ' W 5-'f'F'4 'uv . !-.4...,r F' QR. ,. ' 44' H, . Q,-,al ., K ' -. 42. , fvi : -, xx 74:-,.e 555 .4 u Q ,1 . . ff.,,.1,,.:x . B ,. ,I I . . 'L 'I , J' 1-, br 1 ' . ' A , 'mfr W I' H su,- A4 ' pw, , -455 1, : V W L ' .71 ' .f V Q wx V -EJ .4 A .'-Q A -st , La 4'I?' , 7 A. v 1 -I A Q ' N U N Exif rv '-My ' vc V, ,f,,,ff 1- , ., - A 'Q wg 55' f -' f . 1- 1. .Qui -,-f' ,, 'H,'1-f'-'.1 -Z fm., L 3 ' - A u ' f QQ, .'.,l'lLi 'frffhgg- ' ' ' ' - - , -2, E . ' 1- fi' Q, - - A 'Q . -f ' - .- '- X-X ,WY Q ,T . SXT' tr ,V I., - ,- G 1 , ' V.,Q Q59 .. Q. lla- '-25 f' 4, QQ,-. , , ll ' 7-Q-.!,1ei'1?7: i ffi2' 4 Q 1 fe! ' Dwi! I 44 fl VX N? M Q ' , .Lt ,F . 0 1 ' 1 LQ- ,, s. gl P ,. , I -w'Q7'fiQ f' x 'NA V ,J ,,. . , ,kj ., .ij ' 49? i' iq' ,- 'f .... , WK 6 4-gf 'T Q, -5 V1 - 9'-, - ' . Aa ff mf ,Q ff I UU ' Q ,. I M . - v Qt-an . ,ww aw fx ,n-my '- f-ip-T H ax, ' I X J. -f-ff-if M I 3 5555 F '1 1, . ,i inf ,wx ' mg 'ijliiiwf 'r :ffjr ' 1: . A Auf:-1-? f mf fx . - - -, f wi , 'ff -il.. ...fs ,,.g W . 1 f ., , , . ., -L The '78 Golf team included left to right - Jim Bott, Scott Landis, Jim Mehalick, Mark Van Blargan, and Rick Mehalick. The Golf team had the final record of 3-9 for the '77-'78 season. Fiick Si Jim Mehalick are to be praised for their fine performances this season along with the other members of the team. Home matches were played at Hershey Picasso, in White Haven. Coach was Jack Reese. Schedule August 29 - Weatherly 31 - at Freeland Sept. 2 - MMI 8 - at Hazleton 12 - at Weatherly 14 - at Bishop Hafey 16 - at Marian 19 - at MMI 21 - Freeland 26 - Bishop Hafey 28 - Marian 29 - Hazleton Mark Van Blargan Jim Bott i Scott Landis I i I Rick Mehalick Jim Mehalick , -., , ,,..1.5- if , ' .,,g... ..,. -., ,,. J ' YT '- J First Row L to Fl: Calvin Ferrari-Head Coach, Cindy Petrovich, Joan Maurer, Kathy Fulmer, Mary Anne Hill, Bonnie Bloss, Kathy Young-Assistant Coach . . . Second Row: Karla Nesler, Karen Gunther, Sandy Stewart, Mary Lou Wolk, Kathy Ackerman-Manager. The Varsity's overall record this season was 10-7 and the league record was 745, coached by Calvin Ferrari. The girls had a fantastic season this year. Each and everyone tried her hardest to support the team. This was also the first time W.H.H.S. has ever gone to Districts. Districts were played on February 22 against Tamaqua. The JV's had an excellent season also with an overall record of 13-3, coached by Kathy Young. They should have a great season next year!! Mr. Ferrari would like to extend his thanks to his Sr. players. J.V. Squad - First Row L to Ft: Calvin Ferrari-Coach, Cathy Capparell, Becky Gunther, Tina Marcosky, Michele Ritz, Kathy Young-Head Coach . . . Second Flow: Kelly McDaniel, Mary Jean Hess, Patrice Dipasquale, and Chris Ackerman. E99 'J Senior Cindy Petrovich Senior Bonnie Bloss iw 45-Hs 22 ,U-K. H. ,gf Senior Barb Seatter Senior Joan Maurer THE 1978 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM After a slow starting season, the Varsity Basketball team performed beyond the expecta- tions of all. The Wildcats were the only regional team to compete in interdistrict play. Their Anthracite League record was 10-6. Then they went on to defeat Saucon Valley and Stroudsburg but suffered a loss to Salisbury in District Xl playoffs. They defeated Bishop Hafey in the District Xl Consolation thus resulting in 3rd place in Class AA. The Wildcats went into inter-district action and lost to York Catholic, who went on to become state champions. The final overall record was 15 wins and 16 losses. Although this season's success resulted from a total team effort, three seniors were outstanding. Jim Kulaga, Mark Scarcella, and George Donadi, who were named to the WAZL Sports Federation All-Stars Team, were vital assets to the team. Once again the Wildcats proved their super talents to all. Clint Curby ai?1UmE kU'5 Fil George Donadi Ah, young love . . . I R.: S Ever since that night . . ' Z - Kiss me you fool! , 1 And they're up! Gotcha! rf' wx, 11, UUGHV. J A Fi Jack Callen H Looks like we made it' if-.'-.'gg1 A . - 1- L 1 it .ll . F -V Back Row: Mr. Gilbert Assistant Coach, Joe Maylath, Butch Monte, Scott Partington, Doug Perseghetti, Dave Faust, AI Papada-Head Coach. Second Flow: Jim Murray, Bob Tier, Leo Prosick, Larry Lehman, Rich Contradi. Kneeling: Lamar Shafer, Mike Paisley, Cheryl Makara-Manager, Jerry Carter, Tony DeMara. Scott Partington using bar arm to pin his opponent. l Joe Maylath pins his opponent. Take him down Doug! l, . ll 1 . l I W l 1 ,.,, if ,r 4 9, . ' I , i ' 1: ' ' hw Senior Bill Zamonas Senior Lamar Shafer Senior Joe Maylath The Wrestling team was a young team experience wise. Unfortunately, they were hampered by injuries to Lamar Shafer and Jerry Carter. Next year Jerry will be a strong Sr. wrestler. The major problem the team had this year was depth. Never the less, Papada feels if the team keeps in shape during the season-they should look forward to a winning season next year. The captains of the team this year were Joe Maylath and Lamar Shafer. The two outstanding wrestlers this year were Scott Partington-with a record of 12-9-1, and Joe Maylath-with a record of 10-9. Papada would like to extend all his thanks to his Sr. wrestlers. Senior Scott Partington Senior Dave Faust Senior Doug Perseghetti The 1978 W.H.H.S. Tennis Team. The tennis team completed the season with a 2-6 record. individual honors went to senior Mark Bickley. He completed the season with a 7-1 record as top single player. Al Blamy also made a fine showing as second single player. Other team members playing as double partners were: Joe Stepanik and Art Fuehrer, Larry Levitsky and Andy Cressman, Barbara Seatter and Bob Benjamin, Bob Tier and Larry Ustonofski, Dan Sist and Randy Ancharski. Joe Stepanik Barb Seatter 1 5 I I 5 I i 1 n I I Q i Tim Sipple Mark Bickley Art Fuehrer mam tflf-vga, The Bowling Team includes lfront row left to rightl Mary Ellen Kulaga, Judy Zambotti, Marie Vida, Linda Eisenhoweu lsecond rowl Terry Gallagher, Gary O'Connor, Randy Ervin, Brad Traub, Ed Shelby, Terry Wayne, Sherri Welsh, Nanc Eisenhowerg fthird rowl Mr. Matteo, Jerry Good, Bob Lashock, Donald James, Flick Lashock, and Dave Yaskanich l JERRY GOOD v RANDY Envm BOB '-ASHOCK I I I I I JOAN WYDOCK GARY O'CONNOR The bowling team has been very busy with their matches and tour- naments this year. The team is under the management of Mr. Matteo with Gary O'Connor as assistant manager. The team has been doing a terrific job. They won first place two years in a row and they are now heading for their third year of victory. I E I I ri if Q I 'iff T5 I JIM KULAGA LINDA EISENHOWEFI DAVE YASKANICH is Sr. Tom Radzwich The 1978 Boy's Track team. The 1978 GirI's Track team. Time runs on for the 1978 W.H.H.S. track team. Tom Radzwich had an outstanding year. Listed below are a few of his accomplishments. Gretchen Oberst holds the school and stadium record in the shotput. Karla Nesler holds the girl's triple jump record at 33'45 . The District Representatives were Gretchen Oberst, Karla Nesler, Tom Hadzwich, JoAnn Rockovich, and Lisa Yacina. The efforts of these members and the other individuals efforts led us to what had to be a winning season. Tom's Accomplishments: Won District Xl Triple Jump-4-4'11S!4 Won Schuylkill League Long 81 Triple Jump for the 2nd consecutive year. Long Jump record- 21'7 Triple Jump record-44'11a!4 Javelin record -161'9 Finished 8th in the State Championship in Shippensburg. I KOWABUNGA! 3--4-Qui:-1 V ' Suzanne Shewack Lori Vargo I 1-:xv,...:---- - .....,-W., .... .. W -I-de ..u..11Q- V M'- . --1' .. ,em an . ,. , mx Q1 A :gf 3+ FQ QV: 19 -.JE '42 is V, - rn: wr- 'w.. nv' 'ffm' , .-...up -Q :gm X , . 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W, ti:5.F'2--.:ifg.sf'f'i-:s5::1efaliliese:Sz2a'ifEFF:2s121121:22-.:.s2QEf'i':''i:.s1'2Is:Z1'- '2:2sE2Q2.2.2z' ::Q2e:2211-11,2112-.1 :.::z:s1sfs:sif.:'112:I5,'2z1 sfE.a5'::Q2'2 2f2212:'1:a34::.:'... ' , , A' ' : -1-I-24'- 1M.-L..A.-..,:g1:g1gg.5555g.g : : - - - The 1978 Boys' Baseball Team l J 1 This year was an active one for the Wildcat baseball team. The season opened with the First Annual West Hazleton Invitational Tournament. lt was held at the Drums Field and seniors Rich Bezick and Ted Treon were named to the Tournament All-Star team. Then regular season play began. Brian Lyman had an outstanding batting average of .570. Jim Bucky Kulaga had an average of .375 and pitched 4-1 against Hazleton. The team participated in an Invitational Tournament in Hummelstown and made a fine showing. The team was highlighted by twelve ' seniors. The coaches were Tim Thompson and Del Kelshaw. 1978 WEST HAZLETUN WILDCATS BASEBALL TEAM y Uniform Name Number Height Weight Position Grade Ted Treon 5 5'9 137 2B SV' Rich Bezick 15 5'9 167 C Sr. Brian Lyman 6 5'1O 162 15 Sf- Ivlike Kondash 18 6'1 180 F' SV- Jim lVlcGran 1 5'9 119 C SV- Tom Flaim 3 5'9 155 P Sf- Jim Kulaga 21 5'10 167 SS-P Sr. George Donadi 22 5'1O 190 3B Sr. Scott Landis 14 5'1O 162 Of.-P. Sf. Jim Sterenchock 19 5'8 145 C-Of. Sf- Dan DeNioa 4 5'9 151 Of. Sf- Phil Hutton 24 6'O 208 D.l-l.-Of. Sr. Jeff McGiran 2 5'5 151 2B'Of. JV- John Moran 12 5'7 149 Of- JV- Tom Moro 16 6'1 196 C Jr. Rich snema 17 5'9 184 ss Soph- Mike McClure 10 5'8 156 P SODU- Tim wemz 13 5'3 127 P Fresh. Tom Lernard 7 5'8 142 1B-P. Fresh ok-v ww ml--.. F 1 ,, 1 . L., W 1 A X 'X 3 ,., 1,3 'I I . A Q ' 1 m A ' J 1 k 11 'Ea FQ 535.1 423, : x JA , MTW. , in .' M-fyqx 5 .141 V :TT 1 i .Bit -an H 9 E! W , LIIERT Lu ml!! 'g Rich Bezick . ' L George Donadi V M45 .DH h ,grit H fw'eW' ' 'W . 1? 'w I N 'Tr 9 s, QLD l Q I L ff a 1 Mfg!! V 'Q' ,I P . '-v V., -'.J,-., 1 W H -H1 , ,I L A11 Q, Q , W - f V nm 15 ' mf J 'V RX '1, 'J r , , .-1 11 'f ' 3 . 'F' 1-5 lk ' Q I if l ' as 7, ' ' R 5 I U w 5 KH' X in 1. - . , Q m ,. N mf ,, . . , ' Y , 59,31 - -' T - V . V H L., l I Q , V. ,gg .L ..' . 250' N eff ' 3 1 ,,,. ,, x ' -' 1--.5f.,, . , - Dil wil- is-' f ALF' I , ij 'fig' 1 ' uqi..?f':551': 1,-Y' 1, , 51. -if , . 'jQy:f':f Q, .1 KJ nv .4 .Aw -wvfr-'wa , w1Qg?fQi'1Je:g ' 5 K 1 ANNE! k Dan DeNoia Tom Flaim et a Wm 'P ga .. in ., Q-I 5235.-iQ.. f JZ. W , , M' 4 wi , 1 5 ' Ima.-ig.J,Q f M xg ,Q . W 1 'el W u QL E T ii-,' i-1 i . 1 N 5 , as Egg v I 5 Q kd T Y, ..1, :,, ,V '- J -fpfg ' 5, , ' ILUCHT H ILICITI ,-H as V4 '5- QILUCHT Phil Hutton Q ., ' Mike Kondash ll '- . Jim Kulaga N Scott Landis W Xi Lum Z5 i 4 gi 57 F H H7 5 HE! ,491 N-.L 'Y v Y' s . '7 , v 3 --H 46 e- WTC ' 1-X -A 4 f Q-'J L. ,ff -K HT 5 fs ,N-RU 3 LDCH 1.1 Brian Lyman Ted Treon 04. Jim McGran Jim Sterenshock ,qgaivl 'fs , 1- fr J, I fa ,yi f ' V1 W fl! 3 ,J rf Lnsa Haffner First row-Gema Barkanic, Sheryl Welsh, Sandy Stewart, Joan Maurer, Karen Guenther, Kathy Fullmer, Cathy Capparell, Patty Graziano, Mary Ellen Petrovich, Kim Alland, Second row- Coach Kathy Young, Manager Mary Ellen Kulaga, Chris Ackerman, Mary Jean Hess, Kelly MacDaniel, Jill Piacenti, Sheryl Gleim, Standing-Melanie Garret, Cindy Petrovich, Joan Wydock. The 1978 Softball team was one of the strongest in its 3 year history, and was led by 3 seniors Cindy Shadow Petrovich, Joan Maurer, 81 Joan Shadrock Wydock. The team tied for the 1st half title, 81 was defeated in a close 9-8 playoff game by Bishop Hafey, but WHHS was a strong contender for the 2nd half 81 the overall championship. The 1978 Seniors will be missed next year, but WHHS will have another strong team with these returning underclassmen: Mary Lou Wolk, Karen Guenther, Jill Piacenti, Kelly MacDaniel, Sandy Stewart, Mary Jean Hess, 8 Kathy Fullmer. H1978 Record Panther Valley Cardinal Brennan Cardinal Brennan Jim Thorpe Bishop Hafey Weatherly HHS Freeland MMI Hafey-1st playoff Jim Thorpe MMI Weatherly HHS Freeland Hafey 16-4 25-9 14-4 23-0 9-7 15-5 16-3 14-3 36-1 9-8 34-4 8-4 18-4 1 1-10 9-8 SENIOR-Joan Wydock SENIOR-Cindy Petrovich SENIOR-Joan Maurer SENIOR-Melanie Garret Front row - il to rj - Barbara Karpatch, Gwen Zunski, Derek Elsom, Kim Jones. Second row - Joe Stepanik, Kerry Rittenhouse, Beth Schmauch, Jeanine DeLucca, Joan Maurer. Beth Schmauch Drum Majorette 94 The 1977-78 blue 8t gold marching band of West Hazleton High School added much splendor 8t excitement at many football games 81 various parades in and around the area. They also participated in the 1st annual Cavalcade of Bands, the Bloomsburg Fair, and the dedication of the bicentennial memorial in the borough. Led on by spirited, senior, Drum Majorette, Beth Schmauch 8t Band Director, James Hardy, the band attended Camp Como in the Poconos, where they practiced for many long and tiring hours. Congratulations to the band on another year of fine performances. Front row-Flenay DeBias, Second row-Susan Fladziewicz, Bernadette Motil. Third row-Teresa Wayne, Jill Matyas, MaryLou Wolk, Mary Steward, MaryAnn Wolk, Jennifer Helock, Lisa Betley, Mary Mace. Fourth row-Beth Kahley, JoAnn Rooney, Kevin Gould, Ronnie Mackunis, Jon Weaver, Larry Belusko, Lynn Mehalick, Jeff Grant, Lynn Fellin, Billy Warg, Charlene Scheib, Alvin Schell, 81 Clyde Rhoades. First row-Sandy Cox, Robert Klima, Jimmy Labenberg, Danny Bonomo, Mary Beth Rarig. Second row-Pam Jones, Cheryl Shive, Richard Mace, JoAnn Rockovich, Patty Bayzick, Lori Postie, Brenda Houser, Scott Steiner, Jay Weaver. 'ri fe lllllll 133 LTI! F 1:1253 U75l .I3 li'-77:1 lil: aoa 'U'7F' M, . kai 'QW' Kneeling-Diane Gehret, Donna Pepsny, JeanEllen Mac Neal, Carolyn DeMauro, Amy Fellin, 81 Laureen Melenchick. Standing-Mary Frances DeLucca, Valerie Radziewicz, Jackie Yurovchak, Andy Zunski, Keith Gould, 81 Patty Helock. Front row-Debbie McGuire, Second row-Patty Dill, Leslie Laskos, Lisa Jones, Paula Rockovich, Paula Brakey. Third row-Dave Rebarchick, Richard Jones, Teddy Yashur, and Alan Fisher. Clara Ann Clark, Marjorie Fellin, Bella Helock, Kory Gould, Kim-Fueher, Kathy Barnes, JoAnn Bonomo, Beth Ann Van Blargan. 95 Front row ll to rl - Karla Nesler, Judy Mehalick, Janet Mardyniak, Dona Soliwada, 81 Gloria Jean Guydish. Back row - Rachael Welsh, Melanie Garrett, Bonnie Puschauver, Laurie Edstrom, Nanci Lopo, Tina Marcosky, 81 Chris Photis. Laurie Edstrom Bonnie Puschauver Melanie Garrett Janet Mardyniak Both the Varsity 81 J. V. cheerleaders attended a U.S.C.A. Camp at Albright College in Reading. After capturing a Championship Team Plaque, the varsity squad qualified to enter national competition in Lansing, Michigan. They practiced for many long weeks 8t journeyed to Michigan where they competed against squads from all over the nation. This prepared them for later competition in which they won a first place trophy for their pom-pom routine. Miss Sharon Evans, was the inspiration to the girls during their many hours of practice. Each 8. every girl is to be acknowledged for their spirit St enthusiasm in cheering in 1978 . . .. . .THE YEAR OF THE CAT! Nanci Lopo C41 A 6 1' ly :W 1 17.-,-A W ff x. , x . 534' , T l ' . Front row fl to ri- JoAnn Boyer, Karen Petruzzi, 8 Jayne Vozar. 2nd row- Vicki Chris Photis Shenyo, Becky Guenther, Debbie Yenkevich, Kim Casper, 81 Lori Shafer. 97 Kneeling tl to rl- Lisa Lawrence, Vera Duffy, Melanie DeBias, Jeanne Shober, Donnette Cogan, Ginny Recla, Carolyn Matteo, Standing- Julie Croll, Judy Shemansky, Portia Ervin, and Lynn Shields. The West Hazleton majorette squad worked long and hard at perfecting their difficult routines. In mid summer of '77, they attended Camp Maple Lake. Under the leadership of captain Jeanne Shober, the girls proved their twirling ability at various football games and parades. Jeanne Shober .lx lllll ifgl l n - Ginny Recla Vera DuffY Melissa Dworsky Jane Koskulitz Lori Hartranft l S 1 I G I i ', I X xx X fi N ll Verna Duffy In 7 9 l f Z 5 1 Q i . Clockwise-Jane Koskulitz, Bonnie Bloss, Michele Dworsky, Melissa Dworsky, Theresa Gelatko, Jill Piacenti, Sheryl Gleim, Cindy Berger, Dina Dreisbach, Susan Maylock, Lori Hartranft, Verna Duffy. Bonnie Bloss The flagtwirlers performed at all the football games, 87 parades throughout the 1977-78 season. When you see the blue 81 gold colors flashing against the sky, you know the flagtwirlers are hard at work. Jane Koskulitz was the squad captain. All the twirlers should be commended on the hard work 87 effort put into this year's performances. 99 Front row-I to r-Sandy Yeager, Cindy Leskosky, Judy Correale, Cindy Casper, Judy Zambotti. Second row-Kathy Guza, Tammy Belusko, Jody Ungar, Lisa Howell, Mary Anne Hill 8t Donna DeMauro. The Color Guard Squad of 1977-78 led the school in the enthusiasm 81 pride felt for West Hazleton. They were truly symbolic of our school's dignity. During July in the summer of '77, the girls attended Camp Maple Lake, where they spent many long hours practicing. After their return they attended Camp Como, along with the band, and also went on to lead the band in all of its parades and football games. Kathy Guza was this year's captain. Kathy Guza W-HlH'5'J l l Cindy Leskosky 100 Cindy Casper Lisa Howell H ,', g:2r V Sandy Yeager Tammy Belusko Mary Anne Hill Looks Like We Made lt! We can't erase the memories of days and years gone by, For all those countless visions will never fade or die. The visions of our growing and learning how to live, Along with understanding and knowing how to give. The laughter and the good times that never seemed to end, And all those priceless moments we shared with each good friend. The daily trials of right and wrong that we had struggled through, Along with meeting deep desires and disappointments too. The times of every hardship and times of shedding tears, Along with dreams to guide our hopes and those to hide our fears. We started out to reach a goal, to make ourselves worthwhile, But didn't stop to realize that life's just not a smile. For many times our troubles grew and life seemed at an end, But this was when we learned the truth and lost the word pretend So now we gather all we've learned and set out on life's way, Knowing that maturity will help us face each day. For every past experience has helped us all a bit, And so recalling yesterday - lt looks like we made it! By:Lori Hartranft ,1- LQOK5 UK! WF N405 X7 , ' 1 fa X a f - Q -X an , f ? I 1 fl 1 ' I .Z f ,lf 37' QI 1 .., X -W V -f 'f 1 r t V if ff, w 'M H:ffl'X Yi.:-H5 V I X X V ' Y.-2 -1' ::,5,ifXgN .',iiXX!QKXs ,Q , xx X . . A V 5'Z'f :,f,Vf?4'f X .,ff.ffj1 ' . ' H XX r ' . XX Nfiijlizg.-fffilf Ji! gfvvlli,-3:'1l. K- H x, . E 5 f XF SY., 'El . W , ' 'Qfff ' . .'f.g1. 1 'iff X I 5 3 2 i WIP' S 1 X L 'YA ffl' RY' .5 ', ' Ll. 2 l V T 3 V5 QI -i 'G J I' - X53 xj lm I . x . lx ,ff 1 3, ' 'G bw' .C Ji? '- - A I l .full A . .rr ,ri I , ,Ii , 4.1 l W, 1 -- EL? ' ' f'-f,.'I:,fg2J ruff'-:-x I M lffff: 4 5 ff .' . - . 1 ., f X Mfyf'-f :fi - HX -- 'wg' 'e' -. 1 X, J? 1-f',' f -f j ! - ' -.f291mx:!il-55, ,4 ', ljflyx-if-111: . -,ff Q. . , 11 5: fbi - I 'ff 7. 1:15 u ,. . ,1 ,x g E flylfl ' -V:-. Us f ,A : 4' I i' 1. f' ' A X ' QTi?7E2 P if f - X x 1, ' 'f'- 1 I ,f A fx-EQ , 1 N 'i ' xy r s . 1 ' r ,fu ll, I v 41u.f:fg'u W 1 ,'J! , ji K5 L ' 4 SENHQR AQETWUTUES HGIVIECCIVIING 'I977 Bonnie, Puschauver and Butch Nicholas Jane Koskulitz and Richie Bezick Nanci Lopo and Joe Maylath Lori Hartranft and Brian Lyman Laurie Edstrom and 2 Darryl Pedone Q-.K-..,v,,'1 a V Bonnie Bloss and Wink Yenkevich King George Donadi Queen Janet Mardyniak ,,..g' f. If ' g 'Hx ' ill if ' l. ' l All .' Q The 1977-78 Homecoming Dance was held on Thursday, November 3, from 7:00 to 10:30. George Donadi and Janet Mardyniak were crowned Foot- ball King and Queen at the W.H.H.S. gym. Music was played by H3000 RMS. Student Council sponsored the event and also led the King, Queen and their court in a procession. Mr. Schneider was Master of Ceremonies. The crown bearers were Janine Clark and Billy Schneider. . iq Instant Replay of 9th Grade Memories The King 81 Queen Still Reign SENIOR DAY '78 Senior Day began on the morning of Friday, February 10, when the N class of 1978 assembled in the auditorium. After being transported to Lobitz's, the Senior Day Planning Committee presented the Senior Class Will, awards to Outstanding Seniors and The Class of '78 Twenty-five Years From Now. After an enjoyable meal, everyone danced to the music of H3000 RMS . That evening, the senior basketball players and the cheerleaders were honored at the W.H.H.S.-Bishop Hafey basketball game. , . . .. . R ? W W- I-v- .' .1 - 177 : '?' Bartender, May We Have Another Round of Rootbeers Please? by . vrvr '41-'R ' ' I ,jf ellie aff- 1.-mffffwii' r' ' 5 T ,V A f- I Double Troublell It Takes 2 to Tango!! Oh Randy, The Pain of Being a Disco Star l!!l Janet: Oh Clinton, You're So Romantic! 106 Just A Couple of Crazy Guys! Do The Bunny Hop-Hop, Hop, Hop!!! What a Gang of WiId Cats! 63 el' Some Wild West Hazleton Foxes !! Have They Caught Boogie Fever? My Sandy, the Life of a Disco Queen Can Be Dull At Times!!! Oh Henry, What Are You Doing Down There? . . . And When I Saw Him, He Was Absolutely THE PITSH!!! Guys, You Should Be Dancin'! Dance to The Beat of The Band' l o !! Put On Your Boogie Shoes! Now Raz, Thai'S A NO-N 108 Phil: Mel, I Just Love Those Legs!!! 'Hey, You Guys! ' 'N Got to Keep On Dancin'! Get Down 8K Boogie! Come On Now, Smile For The Camera! Jivin' On The Dance Floor! 109 1978 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES 'LS ' , X , MI. Q :E I' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 4Left to Rightl. Joan Wydock, Treasurerg Danny Denoia, Student Council Representative: Cindy Petrovich, Secretary: Darryl Pedone, Presidentg and Lori Hartnraft, Vice-president. DISTRICT CHORUS fLeft to Righty. Bob Lashock, Beth Schmauch, Rachael Welsh, Dean Barkanic, and Jeff Grant. Beth Schmauch, Rachael Welsh, and Jeff Grant also attended Regional Chorus. 110 .-- pg, ,,, , .. IU VZ. ,J 9...-i. Y N -. r sl .Ya ff .1...,...,, 4, -...t,:r,, .neg --awww, .. f f ..l. V. ,.vl'f, '-Azm.L2yY 'I ---lmazstaif A. Beth Schmauch and Michele Baymor represented West Hazleton High School in the Junior Miss Pageant. ........-ef- . NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS- Bonnie Puschauver and Debbie Lehman , I v T,i.'w- First place winners at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science were seated iLeft to Flightl Teresa Toth, Kim Yeizorski, JoAnn Rooney. Standing: Lamar Lex and Mark Gius. Advisors are Arlene Burgess and Gerald Grink. Q Joan Maurer and Barbara Karpatch represented West Hazleton High School in both District and Regional Bands. Michele Baymor and Diane Miller captured honors in the F.B.L.A. Competition. 111 Members of the cast included: Dave Faust, Bonnie Puschauver, Brian Lyman, Jeanne Shober, Joe Maylath, Andy Whitsell, Kathy Guza, Renee Foran, Scott Partington, Marcella Gorski, Faith Petrovich, Red Lashock, Doug Perseghetti, Barry Lonoconus, and Beth Schmauch. I On April 28 and 29, 1978, the Senior Class presented a three-act mystery comdey Spooks Alive. The cast and Crew put on a great performance, and the play was enjoyed by all. The Stage Crew and the Student Directors. S A , Who knows? Today West Hazleton, Tomorrow the Silver Screen! sq. :xf l v 'IN 505 - Qfzliy PFIOIVI 78 The West Hazleton High School Senior Class Prom of 1978 took place on Friday, May 19, at the Gus Genetti Washington Room. Dinner was served at 10:00 p.m., and dancing took place from 8:00 P.lVl. to 1:00 A.M. The popular group Eddie Day and TNTH provided the entertainment for the evening. After the enjoyable night at the prom, everyone rushed to the scenes of the after-prom parties. The parties and the prom were enjoyed by all, and the beautiful memory of the '78 prom will always be cherished. 1 114 w- C X Sfdirwaq 10 2'le.averL,-- i if -7, -if xi . N n XX i 2'-.rv 1 f Y 1: Q. A i .71 2 i . , , 1, 7, Y FX 5 I Q! I s-' 3,32 t l l is-e i 1 Senior Class Officers 8t their dates fleft to rightiz Corey Webster and Lori Hartranft: Vice-president, Danny DeNoia: Student Council Representative, and Sandy Bobey, Darryl Pedone: President and Patty Graziano, Bill Zamonas and Cindy Petrovich: Secretary, Mark Van Blargan and Joan Wydock: Treasurer. J V ' 1 .1 'U'fgTf 117 5. 'Y lj . 46 . 4452117 . YA, 4 ' ' . ,4f1f+-f :M . ,ll, L-1. , - . , 5 f tim, 1 is ,,. ...,' ' r Y Avi ' Vi' I . X fs- 'hr .-'L ? ' A-Ta' vf Me 4 ll! 4 Q- ' 5' is Wi 'K Ng N K... ifwdll fa tv cove lt's whispered that soon, if we all call the Then the piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn For those who stand long And the forests will echo with laughter. As we wind on down the road, Our shadows taller than our souls: There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to sho How everything still turns to gold. And if you listen very hard, The time will come to you at last: When all are one and one is all, To be a rock and not a roll. tune W :fag . X. .K X 1 'V 1 V 1 -. ,a 1 1. ,. 4. ' ,Af 1 iv: iff, 1.1 I ,, 13. I ' E , 11 W, K N .ff 1 . ,TT , ' ' -va 43 I X L' i f .9 I f , 11 I 1 1 1 1 J L J 1 ii' ' -4 1, , 1 ' I x Judy 8. Tom Tom 81 Diane -1 ff' -4. ' ' Aff J. 5: 'C A it . .PX A, XTVQH? .1 5-LFP iss 4 1- A r - - . 552, 31195 ,V-, A '- as ,fc if y H i in f m - V11 , 5' ' '-,' P In '1' I e4Je1i E'i1 agT U. '1 152 1 ' , ,, i ,PAM dai . W 1.JJ , X if 'F 1-i'i 1 1 , Vera 81 Ed Verna 81 Paul .1 1335 5ag Sf3g37Q- QSSB 51X 11, vi' V ' H1 fail , if --gl 1 if .215 1 ' ef' if Q- A-1 ,fy X + ' f 5 ' -, ' , 1 'IX gg IH W I ' X831 , . ' 7 .,,V r A XX . , 4 X Xi ' XJ: XX J-A , 1 'QE .Jar H 1, ,w'.4 1 Lg9 1g. l W X 5 ', , 1 - X. 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A Wir' ' , w ,Y ii ,. ,I - s , 'F .X i W! it 6':': f' 'iq Dm 5' i ' il A B I l I wr P2 ,PR i i Q 1 'YE da X l Julie 8i George I 1 I .'r ' -w, , ,,-.A r V ,xh- i fl' r uf, v Q- x I Q . , ' ', . 134 , V7 V, W -A ' f if, 4: 'R ' ies A, M- 1 1 62 Aztgf 7 W I , ,- - n , I I ff j' I 1 ax ' PI s. .5 , 1 G 1'3 f .im ' Sandy 81 Clint Vicki 8 Larry I H-'Jig ' ' - lk IW? J ,L . - U .1 fi, ' , -' A J by f if - , . .G . if? ,. X ' V If C C 1 . i . .r Ji - - li W Y , fig ,V s 'FJ H C' ' il Lf, 'N iw, i' 5 ay John 81 Cheryl l , fa 31 , 5 rv fx' -iagj 7 I f 7 V! ' - . , v, V X -- I me J . 4. sf - i Susan at Richie Pam Si Ed Danny Si Sandy Chris 81 Mike i in i J I J I Q I Lt if -' 1 va I W 5, V1 '1 :nl wg' x V ,in -5 N, i W4 7' , W. :ig 'G M li ' 1.5 X' r, ff? we i Q gi 'X f 'iii' 4 1' V ,X 5 J I v -.., Ki N g if, ., 5 ' Qi.. , . 'iq-' -5 'A . i Lear . .,ry 4 'Go' X ,ca A 1 . ' 1 1, if 1- G 'hi 23715 -Q if L 1 J e i W , m r in ,V i Wes 8. Jeanne Don 81 Mary Marion 81 Bernie Sandy 81 Joe Z1 V 1. 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Gwen , -, .4 1 V , A'-. i , , L f ly V- -' -' uv, ' -' - , 59' 1' .1-' -. -.' . , U, ri I -': :. ,J 1 1 , ' I ' -' ' J ,,-5 E- lu ' i'T .L::.L Cindy 8 Tony N I I ,Ri ia' X fab X Fl r,yoJ iir I 1 wg M if 2 A 1, , 6 ' K - - .-, ,L req. IA ,mi . sv, I-, N33 i Y i i ' W- A ' WN, 'xi Judy 81 Lamar 1 f ICG, 17 Y XQWKI QW .. if Rafi L ': ,. A, va, . ,rx X .aL Pi-1. A . Y I Y .71 1 i Y' ,i , 1 'I 1 ' i , T X W W ' ' .rg as ii 4 E . 1 159 N Q I Tom 81 Nadine g 'E'1' .Ai 5.1 ,L '1' I f H six' VG, iw- .I 1 .S ' - .M , il er . up if Q G 'il G I il I, X U W i 4 ii ii I Carol 81 Tom .P . f-J LJ , I S ff 1 ix v ' ' iw ' ii: 0 . 1 ,J ' ,. ii - jiri W J iii i 1 ii ,H i 1 , JLG' vii i. if ,, 'Ho fi ,-3, A A' ff- ii 1 'H ,A 41 j ,, 'I H 1 ffrif f' 5 ' f -1: :ff-K ,aiu J ' L45 -5 A ' ' .e, f f',: ui i Bob 8 Michele 1 1 ' '1111 1 1 Bob 8 Bernadette Frank 8 Marcella Mark 8 Wendy 2 1 ', Q '91 xx 4- 1.1 ' I J, ',l1,,N 13 J f Q , ' 1- , ,, , 1 -z if 'Aj X 2 ll -1 1,1 . ' f 1 l 1 1' ' 1,12 cg W L ' 3?-TE! 6.11 't 1 EA: x W g g I N1 1 , 1 1 'i Vivian 8 Mark ' 1 X I .. -, ', 1 1 1 ' x 1 . FF' , . 15, 11 ff? ', ,ff ',', 'N J V VF 1' .I - . . 3 .- . - 1. f,M:f151a15,, ia 1 , ay 1- . L, , l 1 :lf 1173 'if'-' ' 1341 fl 1, 1 .-S' f' Charlie 8 Susan Veronica 8 Dave Jay 8 Francine l I 121 Dan 8 Cindy 1 fm- ' l n 1 1 - X. 79, 4 , 8 ' . 4 . ,Q 1:11 ' 1-, ' 7: f 11 .1 r' ' 1 ' pg' S 1 QW k 3 I f 1 ' r 1 , 1 111 . 4 11 1 W 1, 11 Q 1 -5 ! '1uJ,!1 1 ,1 1 ' 1, 1 1-1 i I Fran 8 Donny V , .VV A .gg ' 'rif f , 5 '1,' 5' 31 . lg- 1 Y 1 'Q F-as . 1 ,T .1111 Q , L haf f il 1 1 J ,1 'lr 1 f 1 ' ,wlr ' , 1 1 '-4 1 , '1 115 if Ixlwf' rleal ,N i 1 I Laurie 8 Joe ,qv 1 - 4 ,fl ' . 'V' 4, ,119 1' Q- 3 -f' 1 . R' ' N '4 I , A F 11 1, 1 . , ' . Q '1 3 '.:h 1 f 1 'E 1 ' 1 W 11 1 1 ' 2.2 U' li 11 1 1 F 1 11 Lori 8 Gino 1 1 . f ,C 1 1 Y 1 '3 1 3: K ' 1 -f .X F 'Q 'Mt x 13 1 -.' I 1 ff L ' .1 'gf ,I 1: il Tammy 8 Ken 1 'i' r , 1 .,,. ,1 ex 'iw 1302 .111 1 - B. Y . . 1. '35, 1 1- 1' mx, X11 1 1451. ' 1 11 1 .1 I Ml' ,N 41-1 ' . I 1 Lisa 8 Charlie 31 1 , I' ' 1' 2 W ' :LEA g ,ag N 1 . 5 I' 39 ,1 ' ' 'f mx. ' 1 1 -. gax . '5'v,I gg 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 1 ' K 'xx 1 1 11 1 K v I1I A I 1 'Ta r ' I ,140 1115151 . 1. ,1 1,11 1 ,11h11. 1 1 1 ' I' Debbie 8 Tom 1 1 'HY 1 19 ' . 415 YQ. 11 . . AY 1 -' . , X ,a 1 011 1 ' rl 1 2' Q? .1 1 169-Aw 1 1111, Jim 8 Lori 1 1 Steve 8 Shellie Cindy 8 Al Lee Ann 8 Bill .11 -A 1 Janeanne 8 Art I '- -- ,. .Lf ' '-' 1 in . 1 -' - 1,1 . Y, 4 1 , . 1' 1' ' u 'f f 1191. F fy K' ..1. '3 U R ,R 1, 1 ,. - J fi X, S 4-,ii 1 15 5: 1 11' 9 L' . I ' y 1 1 We-1 1 1 fig 1' .fu - 15 n W Y I ' , ,f ,.. .LL 1 - , A Frank 8 Joanne I .1-Q :fu I' 5 1Y7',1' 11 ' 4' -41 .1 f' ' L 1 1. N -4.2.1 - px 1 N' 1 .r lg . '. ,iw ,J 1-1,1 77- V- - . , sf JW., 1 .-if , 5,4 V' 1 N ,. N- 'A 5 .ix l 1 U -F ' ' A5 ' .JL I4 v N li A ' 1 1 '5 , 1, ,t ef 1 1 ff is '+1 111 1 3 A17 U K 1 xi '11 Richie 8 Bonnie V1 l H 'Q ' 1 iii- . , U 5,1 ' gi? 1, sf 11 ' 11a31f 2 li - 1 ..o-'. 1, i ' ' Q!! ' LLL Natalie 8 Ed Emmy 8 Jane l Dave 81 Elaine Greg 81 Cindy be l Y f l C .: 'D Q wk '-'N l il-fl W ' 42? 'fi if 'l l ' if ' 2? H f If ' V 1' ' ll 'I Ili , I, I 5, 4 -. --ai 1' Diane 8x Bill Sue 81 George far: ' 4 ,N I 1 : bux. Keith s. Tracy l ' M E It ,eg 'i l ey., ,Q-M 4 : . lv ' v' ' ff' Carolyn 81 Barry l ff' ' l ky? pf B ,n f 1 ' l' i' '15 ,f 'K 5: 1 ul x ' l 4' 11' 5, J . -JL .rv fu.. 'N :il -n y who U x' Al ' 1 .l I '5 X . y V A, af ' u V' ' ff- n l 153' '?-lf 1 Q Q cw 'lie d 4- If-1 , ' K '. , 'wp-1 - lf' ' 'P K. 4, 1 J m 1 ' ' f' ifiggj If l .9 fl ' Q1 l Kathy 81 Brian Mark 81 Cindy .F f' ie.- jl .. s l.. I V - 'K 5? I , 'i' 5 . 4. ' I' 127,1- 1- 3' f l i f :e .s I ... .Q J .ur ' ' l, . S7 r ' , i x rx X l ur ' 3 , ,' X' :S li Beth 8m Bob Judy 8g Joe Lori 81 Corey Jerry 81 Andrea Gabe 8 Diane Jeff 81 Karen l l ' V :-ge t ., Atv , ,gr - T K li' lc' l ,N . l ,y C y tx h. it i , . -in , ' 'r ,Y A ., 'Nix' - . .vb f x -nu G 'X X Y pn l 1 l I ' l 1- I I Q'-g'-br , +11 ,. 'J-, ilu'-N ' ' Lf -. ' l -'-V 4 W , Cindy 81 Bill I ' .,-.5341 W' . l f .1 ' ,f i K br a 'V Ali QKX - 'KN V it New 1, I, - yi K . 41 X 1 ' 'ia 'hfii 't ,L X l 4 l 5.7-1 Butch SL Sue 3 r r-'vfe I Bill 8 Debbie Debbie 81 Bruce Jane 81 Kerry Dave 81 Debbie ll 0.x ,i ' '1 ,alfa Q .:.Fvh7,4. 'ig' I fd ur. 'I ' 17 l. 1 il . N i xfv L ' Vu i' f .1 . .v 1 ,L r l l V. I , I 3 5, lik, I its 'wx lfllk ' 1 S El ' l l i 4 Gloria Jean 81 Tom l f , -- A f '.,' J Q ' L.-,.,.' ' ,V .1 , .j f s ! ' -- ' si? 3 ' f ll, sf E I le ll 5 I , . rf 'M ', N Ga' kv ll , y if Patty 8. Darryl Rena 8 Jeff I C 1 l-V , , . . i-J. 'Ls ' gb .rib V ' ,.,, 1 .- . 1 - 4' ' f if ' : R .V I T' Q fr: l T , -rg V I I ' - eat x Q B W 4 :fl gflf Bonnie 8g Joe 1. Vi 'S if? f li 4,5 ' if if., v f', I-!,, l I-' Z' af K L 3 v Q 'rl N liqfv ,f ,ja ii., ' af , Donna 81 Jim J-swf 'J I ak? , .' tg . 5431 :il ' lf ' Q, f :- . l if 3. gf, ' W - Q .ff l . rqgl, 35551 ' ., I' 1 E of A Scolt 81 Mary I . , ' 5' . . 2 5. A,W ggi? ,mx '- .v 4: L-' V4 fx' l ji fi '. ' .lil ' ill it ni,lTvQ x.?l X .Qi it 4, HQ: I 'stiff I' ' Q' 53.43 Phil 81 Kathy l T.a Mark 81 Sandy val? Q lu A W. A., 5 4 N ,. . , L' Y lk: ' Y J A I .l F' -1 ,Ql- . . l Q ,QS A E 1 A -flf , ' 1 i .5 .77 ,M . I l if Marlene 81 Joe 51536: . r,'2 l l 3 -V xl '. Beth 8t Joe V-F ik , T1 i . 'sq' l ' q.6:s'.1tll 1 ' 5: ' .. J gi r b 1 I I Jim 8 Lisa Keith 81 Sherrie 1 ' -, if, T I - I ll .yi ', V ..i, Q S .S N . JPL. 4' ll 5 .tr A me J : E252 a'5g..a. Entii 1 . linlml' a n -. 1 ,la 1 Chris 81 Lori Flon? 8t Diane Z --- - -. ' 'fa-.l 16, -. l 5 sf 9' rr , '11 1' . Ng V, 22 Scott 81 Donnette , V6 45, ,A Q ' I ,Q . i 'Y Y I 1 5-l 'B J :Y 'JI' Z, ' if ., .' 3 'avi' 'F A V . .1 J X i i L I A I' ll ' U 1 5 l argl, R J , 2 ii- ' 4 Q2 its' if '.- si- - 'A.':f-1' ' QL. ar' 1 , ,, ,. ll Sl f , s l i l if .hu Q my , A ns :I t l l 5 f ' r , , Susie 81 Flich ,x :Lf s ' , .Q 1 Q ' 5' . Yi? ' is X :Ma s Wvil yt l W 1 v 'ef W , ,S r ,ish f i in K., lv id Q I! Dolores 81 Tom Jay 81 Karen qi' Bob 8 Nancy X . A K 4 x' K ' xi ag .4 I . r. l. l 5 fr '- f- ' ' . ' V, 5.1 , K. I I' Ii 4 1 l , N X . . . , . . 1. H ' , . I , . A Dolores 8. Donald VW 'I l ,, , A K- . HQ t 'J 5 fl J , l , kr .'-' 23:35. 4 ' 1 i9 i'ff 4 Q' 4,6 ', .4 ' 'l . .3 L i vy ml '. 'f A ' 5 . Sag' ual ls' Q XG Jayne 81 Doug 124 ru f r N.- 1. r, 5. 'Za 1 f-v, 1 S-. if -L f'g . . ' M vgx V .4 - -Ln.: . V5 Q 55 'J if ,mf 4 1 1 5:21, 1 ' 9,1 9' , ' . 1 '-, ., . QW: -gp ' . ' ,Q 1 -i. if-, ' -N 'TE , iff , i V , Jr T FE' : gif ' A ,li :pf f '5, M 4' L X94-' , 'i , ly ,, ' 'jg ' L' flu- ' 4, g T 1' ' , If 'fm ' ig. . gui! ,.' 3: , '- 'Vmbn 551' .gg '-5' 11' - L-1311511 'lit 15 11 W1 ' . w1g,q,r gi., 5 rf 'L uf al'-gig: ,Z G i5Rvs?:t14.f L 4' 1: , 'lxzfsfqkgg' ' , 1..- Wvdgis. wr 126 ' - '-4 .J nb VV . ,N , i Y D f , , C175 j' i fig, i'A ' C , f f 'Z 1' J. - ,R-,. Q V ,, 1 1 1 i, I my ' 5:5 Kr i, I ,f. , K ,N ie . C A i . iira if i i at he if i 4 , H .L , i -i '-' i r The Top Ten of 1978 are: Seated: Kathleen Guza iSaIutatoriani, Cindy Casper, Cindy Leskosky, Susan Maue, and Ann Galganovicz fvaledictoriani Standing: Joan Maurer, Richard Kokinda, Jane Kanyock, Thomas Moro, and Lori Hartnraft. SENIGF-I AWARDS if 'S-J' v ?.,1i x ., lf, .,,' C .,,. , V - J ,F 2' ,f-ff? ,-Q.f,'-he ' f -rg f x Fi, .,,miiigq sl ,- f'm , .. - T if f-3',1Un.rw:A,,1Z :- .v W ' ' '1- fffegwf-? 1 '2 f' 1. FJ H A-.ji ,+A -1,,,,'igw.v:w, QE. 7m A-.VV .I N4 Y- ' - A ' -I Yi R fm W, r E 1 v I fm, ....., .. X 'C-I ,ar r S 127 ,, D , I1 JK -1. 4' rf 'X Y l AL nigga. V1 wa E H fx 1 Q sngfgn RQ ff? f . J' V. 59 T? 4 v -fz715'r -- .A 141. 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 JOURNALISM AWARD W.H.H.S. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB AWARD WALTER L. HAGELGANS POST AUXILIARY AWARD COHN-KASE POST ALBERT M. ARONOFF MEMORIAL AWARD RONALD GOGOLA MEMORIAL AWARDS TENNECO SCHOLARSHIP BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY AWARD CHORALIER AWARD JOSEPH BULLY CHRISTINA MEMORIAL AWARD WEST HAZLETON KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WEST HAZLETON BOOSTER CLUB AWARD GABE DURISHIN MEMORIAL AWARD W.H.H.S. ADMINISTRATION AWARD TO SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT JAMES MALATACK SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FRANCIS X. ANTONELLI AWARD ANNE K. JOHNSON AWARD THOMAS JOHN CRONIN MEMORIAL AWARD WEST HAZLETON LIONS CLUB AWARDS Brian Patrick Lyman Bonnie J. Puschauver George A. Donadi Gary O'Connor Janine Bindo Kathleen Marie Guza Richard B. Kokinda Anne T. Galganovicz Alan E. Lalvlont Cynthia Ann Leskosky Jane Marie Koskulitz Jane A. Kanyock Jane Marie Koskulitz Douglas Mark Perseghetti Derek C. Elsom Joan L. Maurer Kathleen Marie Guza Lori Hartranft Kathryn L. Ackerman Richard Bezick Robert S. Lashock Thomas J. Radzwich Brian Patrick Lyman Darryl B. Pedone Kathryn L. Ackerman Joan M. Wydock Cynthia Ann Petrovich Douglas Mark Perseghetti Joseph Gregory Maylath Joan L. Maurer SCHOOL SPIRIT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Renee Lynn Foran Brian Patrick Lyman Donna Marie Gius Thomas D. Moro Lori J. Hartranft Bonnie J. Puschauver Richard B. Kokinda Beth P. Schmauch Cynthia Ann Leskosky Lori Ann Elizabeth Vargo Lamar M. Lex Sandra Ann Yeager W.H.H.S. 51st Graduation Exercises 5 'ji' l fi 'W J -1-Il Many feelings were expressed as each graduate marched into the Harman-Geist Stadium. Graduates feel that it's the end, but in a sense, it's really the beginning! The Class of 1978 ha alot to look forward to. Each and every graduate has alot of prid and determination and are bound to succeed greatly in th future. We would like to extend our best wishes to the Class o 1978. The Graduation program was held on Friday, June 9, wit Jane Kanyock offering a welcome to everyone. Cynthia An Leskosky presented us with a tribute speech to the teachers, an Cindy Casper, a speech of tribute to the parents. There were als a few more speeches and presentations. Daniel C. Parrell the gave a special speech about the Class of 1978, and the brigh future which lies ahead of them. He also presented the top te their diplomas. Robert J. Ritz conducted the roll call o graduates, assisted by Frederick L. Barletta, presenting th diplomas. As class president, Darryl B. Pedone then led the clas in signifying their graduation by turning their tassle from left t right. The Class of 1978 will long be remembered at W.H.H.S Joining together to sing the Alma Mater, the graduates marche out of Harman-Geist Stadium with a great future ahead of them Good Luck to all! I .s if ' ,Z . 2 X -, NIH Y: 'i T1 5 1 -M ww:.r82,,-bv ,fa ' WSF' ,Map H' x I 6 is E-wi v ? CLASS WILL 4 We, the Class of '78, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following possessions to our underclassmen: 1. Ed Lengen wills his perverted mind to anyone who has a bar of soap to clean it. 2. Faith Petrovich wills her driving skills to Mr. Scala. 3. Joe Stepanik wills his fake 442 to Johnny Rutherford. 4. Carol Salvaterra wills her job at Sears to anyone who will take it. 5. Renee Foran wills her love for rainbows to anyone who has a good box of crayons. . Clint Curby wills his splinters from the basketball bench to next year's 2nd string. . Roseanne Ney wills her diamond ring to anyone who doesn't have a penny for a bubble gum machine. 6 7 8. Nancy Wright, Pam Smith, 8 Bonnie Bloss will Susan Castle a Teddy Bear so she doesn't get too lonely next year. 9. Tom Moro wills his excess brains to anyone who can use them. 10. Senior biology students leave the biology lab to anyone who can stand the smell. 11. Lisa Haffner wills her ability to manage the boys baseball team to Laurie Oachs. 12. Laurie 8t Butch will their togetherness to Tommy and,Gloria Jean. 13. Melanie Garrett wills her interest in a certain basketball player for 3 years to Karen Petruzzi. 14. Diane Pepsny wills her giggle to the next laughing hyena to come along. 15. Lori Vargo wills her buns 8t her drum corps addiction to Sharon Miller. 16. Chris Photis wills her ability to get out of class to Karla Nesler. 17. Phil Hutton wills his ability to get out of class to Tom Andrasi. 18. Nanci 8t Wink will their long romance to Susan 8t Mattie. 19. Kathy Ackerman wills her big voice to Sharon Minda. 20. Jane Koskulitz, Jeanne Shober, 8t Kathy Guza will their positions as captains of the Bandfront to anyone who has enough aspirin to take care of the headaches. 21. Joe Maylath, Scott Partington, 8. Doug Perseghetti will their fantastic wrestling abilities to Leo Prosic. 22. Bonnie Puschauver wills her FIAT to Kresse's Junk Yard. J 23. Lori Hartranft wills her jiggers to her brother Randy to carry on the tradition. 24. Cindy Petrovich wills her shadow 8t basketball ability to Sandy Stewart. 25. Jane Kanyock wills her typing ability to Sharon Harabin. 26. Richie Bezick wills his homework promptness to anyone else who has been out partying the night before. 27. Cindy Casper wills her ability to be late for homeroom to anyone who likes to oversleep. 01115 of wwf M VS WEZL f'7f7Kff ff! L , WM ff 'K Q I FKA? 'Y Q lr!!! X-AN' , V9.5 I Q ' 'Q V- X ,f .A f' -' ' , V f,7W'f' f-'ik ,ling f?l1if,4 15,5 4' Ffa! Lf ' j 'lr-In J.. -. by :V-X, I, llfw ff ,. . Y -f QL 9,41 If, ,If ,ji 5 1HfUff' 7sW 3f 1 5f !g'f! M11 'ff-pf -, J' - .! f'1 '!f!I7l'!!,-ill,-1 I gf' -':frr7TM1fff1f mf 1 'fa' L A..-'flni-gy4 1 5 Q 'fl 4,!'tif:j'??i-'iglfll 1 --N 1 7,5-'A ijgl if - 'xx J . E ,Msn 4- ,- 4.1 f, X p Wfr f Af . 1 l 4 'l 5 537 I 0 -'M K 5a,0ff0ffafef5 Vg, Q fx I'ry fy! Jrwfofm lb , f? 2Qf:l:': HZ V Y 511 ,--. 1 T5'L1.'4'.z v UNEDERQU :KAXSSIMUEN 133 41 UW Vs QL to R3 Top Row: Joe Lockwood, Presidentg Tom Andrasi, Treasurer. QL to RJ Bottom Row: Karla Nesler, Vice-President: Patty Graziano, Secretary. an-1' v'.,'-,,., ,,,,..-f-' 9,44- Mrs. Tomsho's Homeroom ' V 'sf if . QE, w iv T M'5 ' T5 Avii' .it .. . r Wm . no ' .1 ' j Q.-1 V ic' U. -LSA 4 1, '-.U 9 4' ' A . ' Z, q 'J5 ' . ' A ' ' -' W xy-5 I A. A A x W A W X.: v - - K .-s- , - Mrs. Burgess' Homeroom ' K:-v' ' '- KJ 'il 'ww' L , ss , sfs n fin Mr. Williams' Homeroom , I K , Y v-vf 'CLD 4.. Pgxafkqf L .,f:4-4 ' Mr. Christina's Homeroom 1' Mr. MiIot's Homeroom 'il '. 21, x 755.7 . gl XY3 xl Miss Drumtra's Homeroom ..... if X Mrs. Thompson's Homeroom x Mrs. Conner's Homeroom + I 'QE AVI Mrs. Pekala's Homeroom 09. -2 rv-W . mm. 5t V - -nc! .49- J Mr. MatuIevich's Homeroom 13 5- L if l. ,x 2' Mr. Schneider's Homeroom T' 5. ' ZS Matcats: Mr. Milot On January 18, 1978, the Junior Class presented a 3-act comedy, THEY RUN IN OUR FAMILY. The cast put on a great performance and the play was enjoyed by all. Members of the cast were: Sharon Minda, Henry Dombrosky, Karla Nesler, Bob Devigili, Eric Antolick, Cheryl Capparell, Dona Soliwoda, Mike Bendowski, Kevin Gould, Carolyn Matteo, Gema Barkanic, Lynn Hinkle, Mary Jude Podlesny, Michele Wagner, Billy Warg, Jeff Grant, Tom Antolick, Mary Slusser, Sandy Bobey, and Frank Ancharski. The student directors were: Carol Onushak and Diane Moyer 'i?s fii' ' 138 'air -rr -F' ' 1' I, , aE mlWg5g5'5L '-wmv, - P 'W mf M 5 kwa E5'47f7ff'W'JL4?l5ig'qQZ'a V ig Q fn ff' 41' 5 ,ff E xg. , Y . qt HQ Q W N0 3 W 5 W ,lf LH vi 4, 1 .Q ph 'Q'. ' is LA 5 y Mimi K -. K UWM Nx,jVq'7F,.5N 5 X yy lx wana ww-X N 1 - 1 ff, 'pf H 'L MH I xl H JXX I 21 . N Us I M,., f Mg, 2.-ff. Af- Vllf. ft l I 1 .f xv, 'C f W ,J 1. , N j I f ww H Q 4 4 , . . ' x i CH-H5153 I MV P 4. , 1 .I I 100,155 LIKE W5 fnfwf IT! fm .Xl ,'-S' .- -. ,,v' f x ws J' IVIR. AND MISS W.H.H.S. X tl if x tl Z On April 7, 1978, the senior class sponsored a dance at which Mr. and Miss W.H.H.S. were crowned and their court was announced. The court was determined by a secret ballot which took place among the senior high students. The students voted for one senior boy and one senior girl, who in their opinion, could best represent their school. George Donadi and Janet Mardyniak were crowned Mr. and Miss W.H.H.S. Joe Maylath and Lori Hartranft were the first runners-up. The court consisted of Laurie Edstrom and Dan DeNoia, Cindy Petrovich and Mark Scarcella, and Nanci Lopo and AI Yenkevich. The ,program was held at 7:30 and the dance took place from 8:00 to 11:00. Music was provided by 3,000 R.M.S. f F? 4 First Runner-up: Joe Maylath and Lori Hartranft Mr. and Miss W.H.H.S.: George Donadi and Janet Mardyniak 1 i f i yr A Dan DeNoia and Laurie Edstrom Mark Scarcella and Cindy Petrovich Al Yenkevich and Nanci Lopo 4--1-7 CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS Advisor: Mrs. Burgess - N4 ii . .mfg BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS Advisors: Mrs. Pugliese and Mr. Grink. Absent when photo was taken: Lamar Lex SKI CLUB Advisor: Mrs. Cunning STAGE CREW :TTI CONCERT CHOIR Advisor: Mrs. Thompson STUDENT COUNCIL 14 Advisor: Mr. Schneider ri Q? 1-9 'X 125 ,F Q- F, ,X 1- X OFFICE ASSISTANTS Advisor: Mrs. Hildebrand ,M DIGGER'S CLUB Advisor: Ms. Viechec HI-JINX CABINET I 5 I I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisor: Mr. Bator FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Advisor: Miss Drumtra If-I An. 1 ' SOPHOMORE CHORUS 14 Advisor: Mrs. Thompson -Q u'r ' u v ,V i -E,-f' 1 ECOLOGY CLUB Advisor: Mr. Grink Q T7 1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS WW C? Advisors: Mrs. Ferrari and Mrs. Siancavage We-Ha STAFF Advisor: Mrs. Pergosky U if . ,T-9 fu T' N-A 'ffl A. 1 'n' 'L .1 1 1 Y lil ' , Q 1 .' .ir V. I 1, 1 , V, KN . .H r f,..Xx V Q X, vi V- , iss. 'Hn' 5 ' I., ' 1 '03 X4 M7 .girl Ulkmni- M ., :fi SCHOOL SPIRIT CLUB OFFICERS Advisors: Mr. Milot and Mr. Foose ATHLETIC OFFICE ASSISTANTS Advisor: Mr. Foose -X 1 ay 5,1- s C? I, ,I vw. -p-av r1.! RADIO CLUB Advisor: Mr. Gerenza ADVANCED CHORUS Advisor: Mrs. Thompson ' Arcana Staff The time has finally come when we, the Editor and Co-Editors, express our deep appreciation toward our Advisor, Mrs. Margaret Pergosky, and our entire staff. Without Mrs. P's help and guidance, this yearbook would not have been such a success. She was always there to offer little words of encouragement when we needed them most. Words cannot describe our thanks to everyone who helped make this yearbook possible. Once again, thanks to everyone. . . Co-Editor Sandy Yeager, Editor Janet Mardyniak, Advisor Mrs. Pergosky, and Co-Editors Cin-Lou Leskosky, and Cindy Petrovich. Missing from photo is Co-Editor, Butch LaMont. Robert Pfeifer Photographer 149 E1 m i? L V 1 -aan-L m i n 1 Heike? On March 8, 1978, thirty-nine WHHS seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. Mr. Edward L. Ecker inducted the students, assisted by Douglas Perseghetti, president of the club. Mr. Everett Binns, assistant to Dean of Student Affairs at Penn State University, Hazleton Campus, was the main speaker at the affair. He spoke of the importance of extracurricular activities for students. Principal Flobert Ritz presented the members of the society with pins and certificates. He explained the requirements for the society: outstanding academic achievements and leadership. Members of the National Honor Society are: Kathryn L. Ackerman Michele Baymor Janine Bindo Cindy Marie Casper Laurie Ann Edstrom Renee Foran Anne T. Galganovicz Melanie Ann Garrett Donna Marie Gius Kathleen Marie Guza Lori J. Hartranft Frances Jurewicz Jane Kanyock Flichard B. Kokinda Michael L. Kondash Jane Marie Koskulitz Robert S. Lashock Debra Lynn Lehman Cynthia Ann Leskosky Nanci Lopo Brian Patrick Lyman Joan L. Maurer Joseph Gregory Maylath Diane Miller Thomas D. Moro Deborah Lynne Murray Gretchen Learn Oberst Darryl B. Pedone Diane Beth Pepsny Douglas Mark Perseghetti Cynthia Ann Petrovich Bonnie J. Puschauver Beth P. Schmauch Suzanne Marie Shewack Jeanne Marie Shober Lori Ann Elizabeth Vargo Rena C. Wolfe Joan M. Wydock Sandra Ann Yeager 151 I I I I F'-5 l 11.-E27 IIIl!'E'.' I FLOWER FOR A FRIEND DAY-Scott Partington, Diane Pepsny, and Joe Maylath were crowned queen and kings. Rah!.Rah!Rah! TEE SHIRT DAY- Joe Maylath, Bonnie Puschauver, Diane Pepsny, and Marcella Gorski model their Wildcat tee shirt. 152 STUDENT COUNCIL WEEK Outstanding Teacher -Mrs. Arlene Burgess This year's Student Council Week took place during the week of May 8-12. On Monday, Flower for a Friend Day, flowers were sent anonymously to friends. On Tuesday, Teacher Appreciation Day, the faculty was treated to goodies in the HomeEo. room. Mrs. Burgess was picked as Teacher of the Year. The Gong Show was held on Wednesday, Wildcat T-shirt day. The auditorium was packed to see all the crazy characters . U The seniors vs. the faculty basketball game took place on Thursday. Due to the last minute addition of Mr. Grobelny, the teachers pulled out a hard fought victory. The Soc Hop was held on Friday, Greaser Day. The halls of W.H.H.S. were filled with shades, grease, bobbysocks, saddleshoes, chains, and even a group of cute cheerleaders. Class of '78?'? ,x. U gi ...fl Aaaaaaay!!!! GREASER DAY '78 .h 'QF Why so glum, chum? Bobby sox, saddle shoes, poodle skirts Rb' Smile! X - - -- -5 v V W, -,, I GDZCDGD ICD f 1 v I . F 'N Nl' 4 X Paging UUTE DAY , . 4 . 3' A The Future Nurses Club Christmas favors were made by the members of the Future Nurses Club. These favors were distributed to children attending pre-school classes at Easter Seals, along with the children in the pediatric sections of. the Hazleton hospitals. The club also attended a Christmas party with some of the children on December 23,1977. , . 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