Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1976 volume:

STYLUS '76 Windber Area High School Windber, Pennsylvania 15963 ' Volume 74 The Spirit of ,76', We all have heard so much about it in books and newspapers, and on television and radio. Just what is this spirit and what did it do? This spirit produced a crucible - the great Melting Pot - that fused world immigrants into the greatest Republic of Man. Whether these immigrants came for political or religious reasons, they endorsed, preserved, and strengthened the idea of hard work which provided the economic security missing in their home country. This resulted in the mosaic which is America. Thus, our greatest strength as a nation lies in the fact that we have a diversity of opinion and a diversity of people. We can absorb and use ideas of all kinds provided we keep ourselves in a situation where every idea can have public expression. The 1976 Stylus Staff would like to show a mere speck of this American Dream through the camera's eye, stafferis pen, and artist's hand. The Spirit of '76 has been both an inspiration and a blessing to us. Introduction 1-3 Table of Contents Seniors 4-33 Underclassmen 34-65 2 f Introduction Administration, Faculty, and Services 66-85 L11 Sports 124- 149 Activities 86-123 Ads and Informals 150- 184 '. . .I 4 X SCI1i0fS 'Z X X 1 E AI- hr X WCS X x. , 149. 1 , ,ff Q Q -ff! 3. - 1 x J 3 ' . ,5 ' K , 5 .:-1. l ' eFiZ ' 3' .:5? fgfuwynzv' I .Q Eg., A X ' . -T25 . 1 2' , - ,'g..,fLY 0 R . :QA Pj NEA' ,emu , . ',-Hjia: ,.o.Q,'.. Q - fm, X ww - ' , f fllfm.. -.. 5 .-.J ,- St , 1 , - QOH - if 1 .'a3'.'.h ,gg , ' .. ' ,--.r,,g.l2'c':, ' ' .'I'n'-A ' . , ', v' , -sw- - ' ' ' - 12f:f-2' ., 1 was, ' -' 1 , Qi li, '. ff 2339 ' - . ,521 xi' 3- I .:7:-' 1 flfLtg ,fff'Qif ' 63' E' -' ex 93.1, gc,-'.': .l 3-ll. .Q . 'J ej--.lx -' 4.-1:--.-'-' ' - F1 4 ---S' , 'W 'ff- f-fi - 'f -1' 'f' 13'J. If '55 'xl I Ilflti... D . 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NX H benior Class Council Mr Batiste Advisor Rowland Bostock Steve Campitell Tom Weaver George Petro . Judy Maloy 8. Betty Gerula 9. Cindy Kmetz 10. Marci Hollern ll. Mike Tokarsky 12. Terri Cardellino 13. Beth Berkey 14. Mrs. Zito - Advisor Seniors X 7 4 M ,M 4. Wi Q , xv x LM TFL, 3 NJ v wan. . ' M ' N b 'Q W W' W' W6 ' fn' N- 1 4 ,Nu hz, 1 'f fm Q, f ' fm 0 in mimsgw . My ,,.. M 1' 5? M 5 H w mum W' M A , W M 3, Y R M Q v M , v , , M ,X Q . A . , , W N W' wgfsm ' 1' W' Q new N JfhlIfw IW 3 .Q ' 'W' +xYf' ly 2-I x M 'W ' WW ' X X' ,, M g W ff 'W .Q 'ff . M , i 'VE 1 I W , , , vw: Ap 5 I. Q -- ,Q A 'AQ' Wx M ml H 3+ W -I , E W' H vrlwf J , 1, U ' ,H IT' QA M , 1 Y M JN N 1, ' w X pm N51 Q ' w 4. f , X 'X 4 ,gk -mm I ,N M Q an at 'sm 'l X45 xv W5 E' MA W Q . 'Ng' K Q 5 x W' 6 , fx M j n s 'N 'W m n M, ' 5 4- M E mffm w Km ' W , WWQ.. V , M2 I0 X Seniors KATHY VALCHINE Tho' lost to sight to mem'ry dear Thou ever Wilt remain. George Linley - Though Lost to Sight Nicholas J. Angelo Mark C. Antalosky 9 Jwqmhsi' X 'W David E. Antonishek Diane M. Bachorz Cynthia M. Bahorik Jacqueline J. Barnes NVQ N453 'WW Lguig A. Bang Bernadette D. Battiste Seniors X ll E. u 'v,. I W 'W i f V f e .- rrer.' f . l Stephen M. Bencie 'TW if NM Wait' Joan A. Berkey I2 ! Seniors X 49' ffgtkmms MQ 3 meg' 1 x f-Iggy WMV 1 ZVV 'V Debra M. Berish Beth A. Berkey Gayle A. Berkey J. Edward Blackburn f Darlene R. Block Cheryl L. Blough John Bossi Rowland J. Bostock Keith A. Brumbaugh Q 3 o J Stephen M. Campitell S .5 Jeffrey T. Bunk James B. Byrne James M. Campitelli John D. Capatch Seniors X 13 X CT'fIkff3i Terri A. Cardellino ia W ,ff Robert E. Chizmar Richard J. Cocco 14 X Seniors Robert S. Chippie Jeffrey A. Clark B'x. Mark A. Codick WT N V X ..,.. . 4 ., 'R ...-ff V737 John T. Cordutsky 'GN if '4 ' 5.-v ' NU-s-'Y' 'rw 'Q- Perry J. Costantino Mary M. Cregan Barbara J. Cunsolo Robert A. DeDea 'N-Q.. If Julia Delgross James P. Dello Seniors X 15 12.- 1,- 4. , ., H . .H .. 'Jiri' VX Joseph S. Demko Jeffrey L. Deyarmin QW? san, 'NIV tis 'viva ...wiht -.sie 'V '7 Gloria J. DiLoreto Patricia A. Elias 16 X Seniors 41-wry Bryan T. DiNinno Lori A. Durst Tamara L. Dutzman .JBA 485933 em -5431 WUXPS 48 Vincent J. Ferrante Dolly F. Fleegle LuAnn Fluder Yuan no-a-'Y ww Elizabeth F. Fogle Randall L. Frame Marilyn J. Frasca Renee Askey Seniors X l7 o 5 x K, E ,4 1-..,,.,.. 'Nye Margie D. Fulir x +Q9 ' N, -TW Jeffrey T. Geiger dwg.. Bly i JoAnn Fyock Ronald R. Gaydis . E .L-.iw 'fnb Betty E. Gerula Debra L. Gordon 18 X Seniors '1- 'ZY P. Gail Gorgon lus ,W Carol A. Hancharik Jeanette K. Hegedus 7231: .iff 1 M ' JoAnn Gula 17 W ' Y 1,...fL. .X . .. .4 ..: f ia ' 'fa K ,V-if J' . . ' y f N551 V H . y ,, , we , K . a,wf.'W, f . Mpfslef' . W a - f s . V 5 1. 'r . e K3 V, ' ff, 'f , : V x , M fy Q .1 -:. . if .. s' . 4 s . ,Ur . wav 1- , .. 1 .,x sq, x I an I, :54h.f'1, 'AMW' 954: VY? . , . .' .JR--V f ' gr' Tuff y f .f-.al rw 0'-4 David R. Harclerode Susan J. Hegedus ...WM T3 Iva D, Helman Susan Henderson Seniors X 19 Nancy L. Hildebrand Lauree S. Hiteshew Kimberly A. Hoffman Monica S. Holden Marcia L. Hollern Edward G. Holsopple 20 X Seniors Jerry A. Horner Todd A. Horner Janet F. Huff Cynthia J. Jacobs Richard J. Keefer 'lliw Donald B. Kenno Susan I. King -'S' Seniors X 21 i E5 - 2 Cynthia A. Klotz Cynthia J. Kmetz Lisa A. Knecht Daniel T. Koshute Cynthia M. Kranyc James A. Lee Elizabeth E. Lint 22 X Seniors Randall L. Livingston Michael A. Lockett .rf -r-wi .,,,,,,,v' X' 4 3 ' f f 1uQ g K if Deborah A. Lombardi Lori M, Lubrano Peter P. Lucas Richard Lynch WHT? Judith K. Maloy Cheryl A. Makuch Seniors X 23 'R '95 sian: Wigs: Sharon L. Malzi Brenda Marsh N --,.-B Joseph E. Marva Theresa A. Mattis Bryan A. McCuch A. Jane McKenry 24 X Seniors vqsvfdff . if . J 1 . ., J Q V 5 4 J A,, 5 Mary E. Miller Joseph W. Mulcahy Theresa J. Mulcahy Sandra K. Mullen David K. Nagy Donald J. Nagy Kathy M. Neal Seniors X 25 Susan M. Ozimok X 1 . as 1 fs' ss . s Matthew F. Perkosky 26 X Seniors 'N id x,,.. Valerie H. Otvos 'im-.uw Matthew J. Papinchak Ronald N. Papinchak Gary A. Penrose Wg .... D ...... . . f ts.. 'X Lx ffl: Vw David Petrilla Sf ,i me Barry L. Petro W George M. Petro Barry J. Powell Gregory B. Rector 'OSH John A. Rehar Patricia A. Rizzo James Rose wud? Seniors f 27 Colin J. Roxby Barbara E. Sambor James Sendek Harold E. Shaffer Mark A. Shaffer Rebecca A. Shaulis 28 X Seniors w.,,,,ffA-N Susan A. Shepko NQHQQK Diane L. Shuster John Soltes 'MD' Bernadette K. Sindor Edward R. Singer Thomas M. Slatcoff Brian J. Soyka Seniors X 29 .-'ff MW Michael A. Spinazzola ff . K' '1 L'r Jas a n AW'!x Ti ffW'T'Zv' Michael G. Spinelli Patricia M. Spinos ,,g5 H Z VIAW 30 X Seniors mt. ' A ' tsl if , .fail If ff+f'Q ' is David J. Spak 'vs-q.,.,: Brenda L. Stefanik Darlene A. Stopko Denise J. Strayer Robert C. Sumner ww , .f .. :Q . 3 4 mdm xg!! Nd' 1-.., John C. Suto Linda J. Sutor David T. Swiokla Bonnie L. Thomas 'J nv Michael J. Tokarsky Priscilla K. Vargo 4 A 4 1 Seniors I 31 .lg A 1' 'ffl Christine A. Velmar Pamela J. Verostick Sharon A. Vizi Suzanne E. Vosnock Q, i- P, ww- - Cynthia M. Walker 'X V 3 . we X Wk ix Katrina A. Walker 32 f Seniors if W ff Lynn A. Weaver Thomas P. Weaver xx? '41'f 'C? . Y tru 'Newlwv Cynthia L, Weis Concetta M. Wise Edward W. Yocca Elizabeth A. Yocca E, 5 .N-M Q :jf Brian R. Yoder Jean M. Zborovancik Seniors X 33 n E?:.., '- 'l'-III P w Zn' T59 r- .4-......., pan 04 4 B906 OM C ea H :. ll :EEE .. llllllll lllll in 3- ...gn .:.:m.:. ..i.,--:u::issssssiE!!!iF--I-IIIIII. v-.Iii wimis' 'e!'u!!5.i53::::nr?'m 'lil Illlll - --iillllliiiiilg .-::::::::::F:::- :IEEE E...- S: 'III - FI 'HIE if IlIli' VX EX X., f . 'EI' llll : : 'Is N'- eeel Y Y 5 W X wr., use. 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A tk , VLLV- QLLW fi l ' J J A 2 J V. - K K : are . : 1 K f 3 A . , t 0' QF N . 2 ., Wm X fx X Q x Lori Cunsolo Paula Dahcosky Cynthia Damico Sandra D'Arcangelo Keith Davis Marie Delarosa Dona Demhinsky Kathleen Dill Dennis Di Paola James Dolan Greg Domonkos Mary Domonkos Cynthia Dusack Sandra Fluder John Gallardo Linda Gathagan Robert Geisel John Gentile Mark Gephart Randy Gindlesperger Allyson Haddad Robert Hancharik Thomas Harclerode Gary Heinrich Juniors X 37 Robert Helman Lee Hoffer Diane Hoffman Elaine Hoffman James Hoffman Brenda Hook Jeffrey Hoover Gary Hrbal Mary Anne Izing Barry Jerley Annette Kadar Paul Katch Craig Keilman Thomas Keirn Timothy Keirn David King William Kisiel Matthew Klena Joseph Kloc Kenneth Klonicke Kevin Knecht Robert Kois Janet Kolson Roxanne Kolson William Koshute Jodi Kusch 38 X Juniors fsmmmqigwffgigf in V. K. ..l, fi. A fs J,, 11He3iZiii4iiii5iff? .'- r'1 V32 at aa leee W-. ., Q.. ZZJ, .- R . 1.2 , ' , ' Q- Sl' Wai . 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'33 ' 1, i .it L Q1 f ' i Jain v i We ,. , f 7 x WT' PQ! QW' . A :en , or t, r,tx'?'i u ,-Q ex- Q 7 Robert Turner Wendy Tvardzik Helen Ulatsky Mary Louise Vanyo Laurie Vilga Mary Walker Www L Diane Wargo Joel Weaver Betsy Whitaker Dwight Wilt 'guna- ' ,K sir' N-J-Q Timothy Wise Mary Ann Wozny 3? Trudy Wright Anna Yauneridge Mary Young Wendy Younker Rose Marie Zeglin tfz Raymond Zimmerman Juniors X 41 Barbara Antonishek Annette Babula Margaret Bahorik Tina Bartek Deborah Berkey George Bibby Fred Bloom John Blough Lydia Bonitz Dennis Brubaker Charles Burns Kathy Campitelli Tammy Capatch Natalie Cardellino Carole Charnesky Debra Charney Greg Chicarell Eric Chizmar Sophomores Class of 978 OFFICERS: TREASURER: Frank Tenegeresg VICE PRESIDENT: Ken Martin: ADVISOR: Mr. Durst SECRETARY1 George Bibby: PRESIDENT: Brenda Damico WM ' X A A 42 X Sophomores Leona Cinko Barbara Clark Brian Clark Anthony Constantino Gerald Cordutsky Tommy Cornacchia John Costa Jackie Costantino Cindy Cwik Kimberly Dagostino Brenda Damico Keith Danel Robert D'Arcangelo Diane Dayton Matthew DiNinno Rebecca Durst Matthew Elias William Elko Kevin Faust Karen Feathers Michael Felix Joseph Ference James Finella Vicki Fisher Sharon Flori Jackie Fogle Ryan Frame Pamela Furgiuele Carol Gaio James Gentile Sophomores X 43 Lester GindleSP6rger 'fff .-', Donna Glosky . ' J L Mark Gyurik 'At at 'A 5 A Us lf Walter Helsel X Linda Hiteshew 2 A 8 MLM. Brenda Hoffman :Ti , t 45 'T ig! V ,I .U 4 l +xN Andrea Holsopple Susan Hunter 1 ,Z Robertlacobs L ' - D l n . ' ' . NN. . ffbgplf nfs- if -1 fu. ilwlkfist A 7' rw hi Susan Katch William Kiss Robert Klotz Michael Kondas I nu' Joseph Kornprobst Carole Ksiazek John Kukenberger Robert Kusch - .14 i. 5 ? I . JK' Q , 453 , 125' 3 Mary Ann Lapinsky Terry Leljlew Joseph Lenusky sql ,X Q '- :Jig i. .,ff+Qhfaff,.f Bernadette Lint , I Anthony Lombardi Cynthia Lucas t l Q if . ff 6 I io. W 44 ! Sophomores 3 M, 3 C NN! C M 9 t e e 5 i 1 il C t f x A .. K I' ,. xxx if l '9 yu x.Jhi ,X M Hx P ees R Y M r,.,:e Hi. ' l' 1 'New 1 ' 1 '. C C, . X X' eaeee ,A K gd M' fr -l i C .. M-11,-1 se., 12 P' We K e ' ' - s K 1 .. , y ,V s . 1, , We are s. ,Q M ..,,,., 4 s 1 . F V M ' ' ., K me lv Os V C15 f R Q, N R K A . 1 R L nf -' 5 ic , . , fl ' 1 r i , Y, Theo Lynn Makin Diane Makuch Brian Malli Kenneth Marcus Stephen Marcus Theresa Markovich Dehorah Marsh Kenneth Martin Stephen Martinez Andrew Mattis Yvonne Miller Timothy Molnar David Morgart Chris Muscatello Michael Muscatello Rose Muscatello Charles Naughton Judy Novatny Lori Ott Charles Oaimok Maria Palus Bryan Patrick Cynthia Perkosky Karen Pnngrac Lenore Portanle Sophomores X 45 Kathleen Puto Debra Rader Cynthia Radwanski Tammy Reed Barry Richards Phyllis Rogers Terri Rogers Karen Rzeszut Theresa Sadvari Eleanor Samella Jeff Schellhammer Laurie Scott Diane Seese Pamela Seese Denise Serrian Brett Shaffer Kathy Shaffer Wendy Shaffer Craig Simpson Stacey Simpson JoAnn Sindor Robert Sloan 46 X Sophomores i, I f-'Shih' v we K ,1 ' J ffwxgft-,N X N-m...v iii Glenn Statler Susan Stefancik Kim Stefanik Margaret Stevens Charles Sturtz Timothy Suckenik Irene Sulosky Diana Swaynos Tammy Tallion Michele Taormina Debra Tengeres Frank Tengeres Diane Tokarsky Dale Tomlinson Marcia Trunack Sharon Ursino Karen Vilga Christopher Walerysiak Sarah Walker Amanda Weaver David Wozny Kimberly Wright Christine Yamber June Yauneridge Brenda Zeglin Diane Zindash Sophomores X 47 Freshmen Class of '7 Randall Adams Michael Adore David All Aaron Anlonishek A J' s as Sis S .ima-SSI Greg Askey Li Thomas Badowski IQ 7 -sm' . --fsi ffi ,wx ,N . A 1-as f .. A X X sv 1.1 X ' Tina Banle Shawn Barnes PRESIDENT: Jean Webb, VICE PRESIDENT: Liz Lewis, TREASURER: Peter Gula. Mr. DePoIo, SECRETARY: Dave Robatin Brett Barndl M Janice Barlolomucci I Joe Baumgardner , - ee . Gary Berkey gg. f -f-'1 fl' Q R' I .,,,,.N,, I Mark Berkey . 3 TT, ,I 1 Y ' A 1- .N Richard Berkey - if r - 'i Y ' . L-f fl Cathy Blackburn K I ' 4 yt Y by Todd Bostnck A A X ,Y Q -1 -' N.V.k I x, S ' xi . -W, f N4 Qf A-I' tg ' I y fa 1, I :fl S F.- f 'Nw x f F . , , A I I if . ,1 X., J.,-2 1 2 'EL M Carl Brumbaugh I N iv Janice Brurz Marv Jane Bunk 'I I ESL if Q ., wr? T'7'f??E A f . ff 'L'L llss Dcnrse Charney t ' 'Ik James Cinko I L' I - , ' i - f ,Q Q' W . 11 -Ny ' . I 48 f Freshmen S .lg A X . Y :Q .fl iff' - X J 4 . New . ...V may Q f. i,,Jv ,f mx 'N if egg Y , .. :ik ... X ll., 1 32 0 ' 'XV fi z'-sw. we 331- 97 - t K' 'G ii' s g' 5 ,g ' 1 was 5' 'WS tif' is , in aww. 1' I W? 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', Z. - x' 1 Q: 'Q Eighth Grade Class of '80 ' I wi- 3354, . ,W. -..pa X :if FY ,fx , Q OFFICERS: TREASURER: Gary Petrillag VICE PRESIDENT: Steve Tomas: SECRETARY: B - I Zahruckyg PRESIDENT: Heidi Litzinger: ADVISOR: Mr. Matey C? x 1+ gggxxikmx E t ,. . ,..,: 5-el ' 54! Eighth Grade - X. if G e . ittteit fan efikmii It Q We ,f',x me he S Itle S -- r-'i ep if be Obi' 'W I L Q. .wat Q R .. X Ai, N.-e ,we ,v ao- -stu ,f -,fc ,, 5 if if mf Kiawah f , ,, ' I H ,WWW , III- ' , ' . M f W My H4 f w I M f .,,,gf2 X- , , V , Vlyfy 5 ,,,,. ,,,,.. , V he J, w J, . at WW, 'W' I ' I ft at ' ' Y ai , 99? ' , T J W 'A C ,,,. ,ff : .,., 5 f 5 ,nfsw vw! , .. ' 3fi fa'i'fUf?W , H ,TQ ,, 2 ,. f ff W .1 2 4 am! W 1+ 1. , , ,tm -, 7 M ,ffl -t, I 1, ,.,, '.,:M1- 6. W --x i N' A ' .,,,. H , ' W 'Y awww Patricia Cardellino Robert Cassanese Christine Charnego Durothy Clark Janet Clark Lisa Clark Richard Clark Kevin Codick Sharon Conjelko Stephen Conunie James Cordetsky Mary Curdetsky Steven Costa Pamela Costantmo Stephen Costantinn David Cover Paul Cregan Kim Csordas Anthony Dagostino Christopher Demarco Marie Dembmsky Russell Devan James Deyarmin Julia Domonkos Renee Dornonkcs Jan Durst Dana Dutzman Jerome Elko Cynthia Esdinsky Margaret Ference Dwight Fisher Robert Fletcher Edward Fluder Eighth Grade f 55 Roger Frame Ronald Galhagan Mana Gaydos Matthew Geisel Brian Gennetl Peter Gerula George Gulosh Brian Heckler Michael Heinrich Barry Helman William Hill Brent Hiteshew Melissa Hoffer Lori I-lollern Jackie Hrhal Karen Husinka Randolph Huston Donald Hutchison Wade Hutchison Bonnie Johnson Frank Johnson Jeannine Kahn Renee Kubo Kevin Kaiser Sharon Kieta 56 X Eighth Grade In . J . ' ish 'Q Jan SX' ocllc A ' K c.c.tt X ,gi tt.' 1 via, 3: 5 tg ji .t,. 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'M .La ' ' 1 -if slum? , ?N'?i ' , ., g oorrr f wwf. 4 11, leaf' N Al' 1,gf?Q571-iff .we H3 T W' S- in - ' ri m A 1- Joni Suckenik Eileen Suloxky Linda Sumner Lee Ann Swinger Bryan Szadvari Thomas Teore Michael Tewkshury Jeffrey Thomah Steve Toma Mary Trunack Susan Turk Kim Ulasky Yicior Valchirie Richard Vargo Sandra Velmar Terri Vermuck Mary Lou Walker Robert Walko Glenn Wargo Arleeri Waronek Mark Weaver Way ne Webb Suzanne Westover Jeffrey Wilkins Christine Wilusz John Wissmger Robin Wissinger Q' Y 4 4 ,,. Robert Zahrucky ':':: ':':': Dehora Dehias ,A 'T :,w4va,a Dffn a 4 4 v', ! 1 A T, . fl a e-e -N T A-' K. f f ,nf 'Y ff fx, ' James Dehias . x N g ,, W,,,!fL,f,kf .1 IV Patrick Safko X ' ' f ,f i X if gal ,I n ',5gll'r ' . l il lr T .k .- , 5, f I T2 Q, 9' M 1 T Eighth Grade I 59 June Adams Diane Alherler Donald Ashbrook James Bangs Edward B irkalow Kelly Barndl Tyra Lynn Barnes Patty Barlolomucci Thomas Barwan Pamela Blank Angela Block Janice Borischak Susan Bossi Charles Boyer John Boyer Denise Brults Richard Burkett Kava Campitelli Caroline Carville Tom Cerwinsky Terry Chapman Stephen Cluar 60 f Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Class of '81 N!-'f' W- 4 Q, Q ska. X W 'B' . J , V N lla . -f --fv f4...s,w5fm,i5j . vw. WN 3 Q k wk . . T wigs fa C ak A w AN .. .ll tim F., E f t - - 'l a--,,!WHmf i 1l f1arI::m+rwIt CA aw A ? rw-N,.- . t ,ll M., I .-.f 9 me . r X .LQ- L. -N W . X w Christina Clark Michael Clark Matthew Coniclko Janice Curl Richard Cover Michael Csurdas Mary Cunsulo Annette Dagostino Rohm Danel John Dayton Dena Delorre lfrank DiLurcto Michael Feathers Dehhie Fedornock Matthew Ferrante John Findish Susan Flori Patricia Fluder Robert France David Gaio Mary Gall Anthony Gathagan Jennifer Gearhart Mishell George Denise Gordon Edna Greathouse Carole Grisin Barbara Harr Kathy llaydu Lance Hclman Ellen Hclrnick Jaye Hershherger Angela Hlatky Todd lltsffntan Seventh Grade X 6l Brian Hollern Wendy Hollern ,,,,,V ' fff Cathy Hunter Christopher Hunter Brian lshman Lester Johnson W ff 1 ,, - yyyb -,,,-' -,,: 1 , .MM ZIIZQ1, xzffz Amanda Jones ' 4- I X In N 2' :pi Z C indi Jones A V Q' IQf7 'i Helm Kam ' , e ' 2 ' i M my we - , f nrr Diane Keim, . ,, . . 4, Vyk, I L,,k, John Khula ff, A l - 5 ff LK.k Wg., rv' V ivnflfi-f .ff 1 L Edward Killian 2 - i ': ' 1 ' . iuwxfsrgll .4lK'34iv' -If ml? i f lr ii L: 5 f W V VV, -. ,.VV l . - 4 ,. ' V , ii ,,,,,A EH! EQ,?,L, 4le3jARi Rfchafdknecm 1 ff f i ,, ' ' , cf V. ge X 4,11---.-,.'. '- 'r 1, ' L ..- Nancy Kois G e w V?'?ff X ,ffl .-, '?'l-,',ffKix, Ns Shirley Koshute , ! fl! 0' '44 Y ' f X ' QWQ' l - , Vi N N My I ,:. 3 V ,, ,N ei. f ' ' , - -- ' ff ' U . L+- WW fr ' it A- J f - ll . ff ,ii E 2 ,Wil K . v' fl QW: 4 with in K K I My X ' ltd? '7 Xi-'Q ' ,' i ' , ff, 1, ,A 5 4 L' ' M, PM -X W ll' if l. .rt w it A -' if li s X. . fr' XS' H : ly lf it l X my ll ll f K 1 ltillll ,ld xl!!-V.. lg'::'ll gi .'..l!l'llii in N- X -wllll , S Sk 5 1.-'A C M 7.5 i 7- hr Xfx will gl, Frank Lapinsky i 1 : B M 1 -I in K H . A Qt' J rl ' V 5: I' ' , Yr 4 ' lm W' A - E .nn 1 ' ' j i t W ,f H' ' X' S -ey H-Q ' ,J ff,' ilzligiiii n hl l . xt S ll 'V ' 'iii'5i?gi ',1' nQlt,1lSf.nfii 'i3- . W t ' L X X ,E x fx t , tttr A 'Q .I Q - 1 v - Ei - T12 ge pl v fm x Q 1 2 ' U .T-- 1551 H ig' ' X i 'SQ-N. X Q I' Q 3 53 51 Elllll. ,, i + ' eff Ei! ,. 'f , ' i i f E A if f - ' - ' W 2: T, , ' ' f ' ' . f'f.ZlCr0 ? ' 5 ' ' ' eg.-lllllkhltltllllllllllwl iqijigifx OCLAIMYLBERTX 'I l51mte5 -,, H my yy VV W H Eugene Layton Pl-ig-Xi'l YOR ER0l IHm , U ,,,f 15, .,,,, K A ,VV. V H L . 5 , r ' - ' - I G ll 55, 1 ' V - 1 wwy f i. li ,lg KWH I-HYIOH 42? Ei'?' 5- -V ' H V A .. Gina I-f0HardiS 'WHS' E7 i 5 f'l5'2 A l l 4 W W ' tr' Brenda Lxenhardt DC 1 , , 5 Ap.. - V-I f- Q5 E 'U fr, ,V Lg- - V , Lis ' -- ' , 'Y E. U' 'I . Yfflpff' ,,., if , ' 'ii1 f4rI'kw David Madel' Yi 'ki , 'rf y F , lll '1,,, ' if 552, ,,.:e,5A: L, 1 ijQQ'f2g1 ,- 1 V -if - -1, 1 ,, fa 3 f ff' .-rr , ., ..,,, ,rig E, , 1 --,, V ,,, ,, , WUWM 5, 1 t,,, V 'ff rrrr i ,'l'i ' i . ef i e .rrr 1 :QQ ii if f ' f 'lf i f if l '- fl Will All ' il .i!:i? , 1 if N: 4 j fy ,ff gf z W., . ' Zig -X , , '71 x 5EZf?g1:2i1iw: if K 'ill f' 'f +f5 '4M 't . , r ' W LLE' H ' Vi ir - rv, I V' ' ig I yi Daphne Marhefka 5' r. fd ,I ing V , , K Todd Mafsh i X f tli i . Q' l' V W r ' JOSCPII MMS 'Will ,. A 1 ffg, if ff?w? lit Michael Mattis ' . , ,V - ,VW '22 ,W .,,,,,, gm' ' itll ,,..,Il'?f , 'l 1 1 -f, ,z : 'if lf 'lf 1 ki y y y t iee in r y J 5 f . , -:ig xi, f' f A r - gi 1 rurrr if 5 Q, k lf I Q , y ,., . A, - f 2 I 62 X Seventh Grade t 1 ta 1 .K 'ii av. 5' - W Q L . , K Q-,V .-.rms .N . r xt ,1 A 3.-l l it yi' sv 3' . ' Q . , x df mt , ..,. fl, Av N-wr? awk .. X A i it WA ,..,. , Q t , , Q L ! a in N 4 SI -SJ iw Lf in 'J ax, 1 if 'i aa Mi 'i f' ll M if 4 it if X J. YY i -ef+ ,L7 1 i ' al tgeiy n 34' 1 4 -' ,. 5.13 . J-q, tt .5 - ft , we ,wmv-7 -t ics. CIP 4 :T X . Q5N e' , f J v 5' ,fl ' vt- K A I, l . W -NA. , ,. tX , :ks 4 x fl Xi Y SSS Mi -f L XX X 1 z I , N , ,R f -.1 Q fl ' 5 'nil M K' if f' Q WW' X 5 0 :gm J' ' t ?Sf999'-- Q, P V- --Yi, V,Y.., WW li W W Z .ELM ..,.. 'tif K M ,Q fn .,-53:55. 'f , pt,-2-'.'ifsssfs1fQ K ' A r -- '.... , .......,...r:': - '. ,,...,..t,.,.... . Q ,..:ggQg:'.... . . X J . :ii---A .::::.:: 5 ' .., S 'M ,433 - V aa l IU, iff ,, 1 it 5 rj -J g ' jxikv I . A Vygkbl .. ,Int g t ,N i Lggfylei argue, - ft I . t 1 1 f Cilillord McGee Gary Miller Judy Miller Kerry Miller Lenore Miszeruk Sandra Mock Michael Molnar Lort Moore Alan Morgart Joseph Mullen Janet Muscatello Douglaa Nagy Lisa Naughton Elizabeth Naylor Michael Ntzntk Lee Nolan Pantela Noll Kenneth Oldham Lori Onderko Barbara Ott Beverly Ott Mary Papirtchak Rose Patrick Greg Pavltck Joseph Pekela Annette Petrilla James Pelrilla Kenneth Petro Debra Phillips Millie Portante Seventh Grade I 63 Beth Pruchnic Carol Rich Garry Richards Sandra Roddy Greg Rogers Jack Rokavec Richard Rosa Mikela Roy Susan Scott Leland Seese Thomas Sendek Alan Shaffer . 6,35 i 1 il 3 4e- rrp' -4' Coleen Shaffer William Shaw N ,Q for w 1,..- s x J 5 73' ' F t ' lv ,ji K - 7 'ta Qw- 1 .. f- 1 ,Q NV x v. I me 5 R l , it ff: Stl fbw ,,r-Q , '. . '. ,, ' . , v Cindy Shearman V 2 . V Donna Shepko i K K , A ,E 5 , , , ik V I N ,, ' N . Douglas Shuster Ki i VVVVL: Thomas Singer Q 5 ir s 425 H ' Cindy skamia . F , Diana Smith ' 7. ' 3' 'L 'ai in f'Z' 3, K ' in ,IQ l if .,,- W' iz 1 if 4 . Y in ' fe K , S 1 Q R X, 6 ,,l.,, Az. gk JPY - ' - ite. 3 R 11 ' ' 3:4 Donald Snyder : t ii t x if 5 , t Robert Spinelli I x xgf 1 . Lori Statler , - ' X KS Xi i Q65 l x A -.4 -'X XS X ,Q W S . Sandra Sleflish - As - gb, Q Q as Q 2-mfg an xi elk L f tl l X x me K UQ! Q sg N., Q-I g X ' Q Q3 - A ., li , ' .kat n X Q 'gixx is u - ' Qligil A i i i f' ll i e Y S Susan Stossel 4-x ' ' , Y, . ix? Y Q , I Cynthia Streletz I 5 , Brenda Stull S -S u , Mark Sutor I Qi h . . i .5 M , i If . ,h l s J- --My 64 ! Seventh Grade il .J W , ' ft- L . ,V fi l'f',,'bg' If in . In -ia .3 , ,,. ' wffrw-,x 1 4 1 ei- ' K K tt F' V, .xzzyiy itat . 7 i ' -- A Jngfy, Ni I V oo, X - .X W . K ' ,A , fu, i ' W ' ff ,V W W , N if in .fy A 7552, L 3, ,, , f-I . I , f v ,. . .. ,Y , . K., , 'Q i Mk- 5. U., X !' A-2f:fQ::fm1 .xy 3,3 -V , gk 4:21 six. Wayne Sway nm Irene Swmkla Jeffrey Tallycn Jenntfer Tesaari is xx t le, . .X 1, SX aw as -25' Anthony Trovattv Donald Turner Donna Turner Andrew Txardzik Debbre ljpdyke Willram Updyke Gary Ursino Greg Lrslnu Cathx Vcrustlck John Walkn Dax id Wcax er i Kevm Weaver W Donna Webb ,, ig, Mark Webb 4 'T75' ll, nu 'AL IN ,r A 4 . '9 2 'fx I Mtchael Webb V I ' A' 2 Douglas Westover A 3 Terry Will-uns I In K N4 ' x 'xi' -'nz' Q Www: NV J., K ., .sw N., ' xv- V ,lg ..Q X X ,A ,- 9' X X ' I ff ff 1 ' ' A 'M Lilhan Wilt ' Janne Wrrtck ,,, Ricky Wlrxck ,,, rf- fi. v x, 4' ..,,,t '15 f . :JQ,,g3 1 I 3? , , . A I .I A ' 3 -1 I A - - . X P ., nk aula Yaunerxdge , 51' r F X - . - I 7 Cherxl Yana, 1 i ' ' mvliz 11 A .-sl , . , I 1 C18 U .W ag it , - V 4 1 .. I K Stephen Reed xv f -f K ml 'bf ' ' I ' I ,, , ,N , - 4 , r 4 Q . ' ay t' .,f,' ',-N .X . I I i XV! v r ky K X I , T , A L , , .-,. ' 4 , . I 1 ' W5 9 N ' ' N , ' Seventh Grade f 65 f Wm f I If I f , 1 'V I 5 'X I I E A' 'Q' E 5 i n '5 : 5433 - 1 ,dt . '17 , U--tx I wwf 423 if f E JI E -5 :WVU ff T21 4 2 Ei A 4- W ifyf Qg 2 E Q - :.f-E222 XS 'f 5 34- 5 9, T' 'T' 2 'Tv .f ' 8' . f 5 9 X , 2' X I I ff Z X7 If ?L,1frfrf1,,MW X. W fIIlI.M.'Il ix I I-.I f 2 f If Nzigwynqflpw XI ii? Z Mm Z N 2525 If IIIIINZ , U I ?fLMfnfqfNj5Q 2 W 'Nm 'TMI T5 S ' ' 2 LQJQN ,,m,,.W.f.. ' 1 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND SERVICES 66 d F lty, and Services 4-Y-44441-44444444441-444444444444444-Y-4 RHI M A x if g -- - I Q5 , .. Y 0.5 rl - jf A n. ,. . -2 A O , A- .K .S X ,V .1 - it 4, N Tl ' : ' Q 9 ev 'CN - . ' ' ur. if A .. ,-.. A it -'X-. A . 'W in KT +V 5 , k fw . 1 In , K. A W M 'vfyght 4374-. 17, j P- ' A - 1:f..,i1,f.mg,, - 4 f-gf 1 . . . 1 ,3's5.Quf. , 5 ,T A V ww- UQ. . 5 N 4 j-y.. A , P: ,MN Ip ,,. - Ak A ,N J J 0 1 SW , -, -ww , iii.. - y - , f L .J v ?it,Qy-,?,..Qj,o Vmfttggtgfz ...aw f N -N . KW-zgt.-.WAS V fri- Q K 4 K. V if N . ?2?f'vf'Q.L1e'f21m gl- 1,3-K Ak .J W- .5-, ,, ,:-', L ,sb -, .K - ,, -:K R:.,wffQ---It -- -Vg., . i -L pg,---3-N,-w.' - My t 3- .J -f , i Administration. Faculty, and Services X 67 To the class of 1976: Congratulations to the members of the 1976 gradu- ating class. You are entering the adult world at an exciting, sometimes perplexing and challenging time in our existance. We are proud to have you represent the Winber Area School District. As you move ahead into additional training, new vocations, and further education, I have a concern which I would like to share with you. Our whole world is crying out for models of how to live. Our society is often confused by differing values and attitudes toward how to live. We ask you to move into the future with confidence and with a dynamic equilibrium. We ask you to be sensitive to people and their needs. We ask you to invest something of your- selves in relationships. We ask you to develop a life style worthy of yourself, your parents, and your com- munity. The delightful aspect of all this is that we believe you can and will. On behalf of the Board of Education, faculty, and administration, I wish you sincere happiness and suc- cess in your future years. 68 ! Administration Dr. Charles A. Landis - Superintendent of Schools In the time that we attended Windber Area High,we came in contact with many new faces. Some grew into friends, others remained strangers. Without question, one person with whom all became familiar is Frank P. Alcamo. Mr. Alcamo has given our community over a decade of dedicated service as the principal of our school. Mr. Alcamo, a native of South Fork, is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He received his master's degree from the Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Mr. Alcamo took his first position at Windber in July, 1962, as assistant principal. In August of the fol- lowing year he was promoted to principal. The Bicentennial is a time when we should honor not only those who founded and defended our country in the past, but also those who continue to do so today by being active, responsible citizens. By his serv- ice, Mr. Alcamo has proved himself worthy of dis- tinctlon. Frank P. Alcamo - High School Principal a capable administrator. Paul J. Robinson - Assistant Principal In the office of assistant principal we find a former Windber teacher, Mr. Paul Robinson. This was Mr. Robinson,s first year at Windber in this capacity. In that time he has proven himself Administration f 69 ..M,,.. B. 'HL . . i.C....r...M....i....x,, 11 SCI-10014 BQARD Y Row l: Edward Kaiser, Vice President: Vincent Keilman, Presidentg Raymond E. DiBattista, Secretaryg Sigmund Kurowsky, Treasurer. Row 2: Irvin Berkey. Charles K. Bantley. Henry A. Polasko. Charles G. Panetti, Donald C. Wirich. .1 A MQ in 1' ig:-Li? ' N X it , . :NM x ' 3 K l K .f C. 11' if R, F- C ff . as f i 'rrl Q.. ll ig , 1 ' ,V ' Q - ' ' l ,. UNM ,Q X4 'T its --f Num 1 l k A vlv 70 X Administration ge-wt? ,f 1' f' iffy , i . i ,,,,,.,,. Twila Lehman, Dorothy Kmetz, Carol Teti, Florence Hale Mary Papinchak, Ann Reagan - Administrative Assistant, Carol Antolosky, Alma Ling at Helen Irving Administration f 71 bi-Mir Wayne Adams - Mathematics Samuel Cammarata - Business Education Anthony Campitell - Social Studies ,,..-Lf V4 ,,.,,f M ,..f A ,W- ,Mig- Donald Batiste - Music yin lc' N f l -W ' -l? 'Q in-1 -' t , ,.., ,. .,.,.f uw' Mary Helen Blough - Social Studies Michael Clawson S Music James Conjelko - Social Studies Raymond Conway - English qw l Mary Critchfield - English 'X qi . BY A W s Q 29 Q: lin iiss fl? ilss 7 E ff f 'E 2 - E Q H I ' ' 1 E' fs - if Ar,. . ' ,fa L E 5 5. ' ,. fx l high il, SL. fi. ' -f .x Phillip DePol0 - Driver Education Faculty X 73 i N Olga Elias Y Nurse Kenneth Davis - Social Studies Joseph Flori - Physical Education Ll -' Tom Durst - Science Barbara Gaydosh Y Physical Education Kathryn Gartrell - Special Education Joseph Hancharik A Science :W if U M X X I I John Golish - Industrial Arts George Holovka - Driver Education Vieva Heckler - Home Economics Faculty X 75 James Lidonnice A Science Arthur Lambert - Art 76 X Faculty John Kawchak - Mathematics 'W-J. -L V, W . f E t ww h..,.4 , '37 ZIUQS mm ,mi wr- ' ,fsqy-gcifrzniifgr Aj '- 'ffi ff fif 11 , Lillian Kochinski - Librarian Stephen Kaplan - English Q -1, .. W. L 575 ' 3 Q ' 'LL .I A ,,,, . I L I I t x A , , t ,fhkifag John Lochrie - Social Science Emmy Lou Maloy - Art Walter Lodolinski - Mathematics M t 6,UR'BUs J .- UNUMYYQ. ex ' W- ' ' 5 X f f Lf ,' W, J X af f' 'ly 'thi 'V ,QM ,, K . N if 'ii' i I' 1 ' iii'I'i 'ii.'IiiiiiKt 'f if '- I ' A t .fi it it 1 M mf' x H 1ltM ,,3 'a f1w Xt f wil-if' 24' , Andrew Matey - Mathematics Andrew Mihalko - Mathematics Faculty X 77 Chester Miller - Guidance Leonard Naylor - English and Social Studies 9 1' Franceska Norwich - French and English u-vf ' Emma Miller 4 English Kathleen Nannery - English 78 X Faculty CW ' llll lg, E ff- i'.ill t iillill, J eorge Petro Y Science ichael Prohonic - Industrial Arts 'hmmm ff' Patrick Pollino - Social Studies Edward Price - Social Studies lady ll.. Susan Rounsley - Mathematics Faculty X 79 Qi Lee Ripple - English i Karen Snavcly - Physical Education 80 X Faculty ...- Douglas Rowles - Spanish i 5 P i James Stawarz - Sc Thomas Sabo - English New ience Gene Shaffer 4 Science James Tomasko - Business Education Michael Spinazzola - Science 4 Mary Margaret Washko W Social Studies :mmm . - u f Mary Anne Vespa - Home Economics Anna Weaver W English Faculty X 81 Mallah Weaver - Guidance Nunzio Yocca - Industrial Arts 82 I Faculty Annabelle Whitaker - Business Education Blaine Ziemba - Physical Education Ruth Zito - Business Education .F If V i li, - I' , L E .SX ,A-'L 4 ...-3 ,,V. 1 7 - rf A A f b r X 94 K. 4 gg ,P 1' ,- v Q . l 1 I xpl' io Lllllw gm ' mf Y 1 E Q 5100. I J xml Q 3 , l 'Q , Q llgi N Inllllllllllllllllnuuvv llllllllhll umlll A. Hunter - Head Cook L. l-lirommus - Manager of Food Services V'.V X Ji.. ' . G. Marsh, R. Gathagan, D. Knavel, C. Palumbo ,,...,,.,., E? 5 Q 4 i E Li W Q gs 5: ww' Y f 4, ,,+1:f. ,pe mi. I , 5, S. Callihan A Secretary M. Turcato, A. Patas, J. Oldham, P. Zepka, J. Oldham, D. Yuhas, F. Rish, C. Martinez 15 , E-QQ! 1ffs:2' 4 ' .-SU' 32. K 445 .- ,si 5 Y ,, NA ,R M X x Cv. a , gf gg V14 3- x... x . ,4 5 mf ' i G 2 - 2 , 'E M ww 521 ' 'MV fu , Hg. , ,Af , , V A A , ? 86A ACTIVITIES lllllll llllllll num... - -.!ll!!! - .ll lllllllllllllv 1: una lllllllll 1 lllll llll. 1-3 Ill-ll ll., ll.'l. In :- ul ,- an g Wk as ff s f Esssssssgg. ....::EEI5'53 ,,.,- ,,,,,,,, , ,,f .W ,xxx x.... f fi: .' I-IIIIFI I if fif 1' , I fi ' X, 1, W . :- .f 'I ' GEEEEEEF' Ie if 7, I I 'II K-Ni J. X I 9 I xr xw I Ea: X X T1 K L Xi 2' ia H2 wg' Y' f K ' I I I 1 if I II ' f V- Ha.. ,,,-.-:::::: - 55,52 N If Img I LI .x g' :f55ff555::: ' .--'-----'--- - '?i-iiiiiia ftessssIH'H ' I ma' w 4:2 ' .1 . .- .A 'kit'A'tittiiittittittttttiiktt'ki'tktit XX - VLVL ii -',L i,,,1 L. iii TNQ ' i , Activities ! 87 AT SENIOR EDITORS: Gayle Berkey, Lisa Knecht SPORTS EDITORS: George Petro, Steve Bencie, Lynn Weaver T fi' 'xiii' ' , 'Nm-,-..., i , and anvil' ' ,ummm U1 1976 Editorial Staff UNDERCLASSMEN EDITORS: Susan Hegedus, Beth Berkey . ACTIVITIES EDITORS: Bob DeDea, Cindy Weis 135- if X 1:-fi ARTISTS: Rowland Bostock, Keith Brumbaugh ,,-W' f i'f.f ' tv V, 'ili 1,A fm' , i 3 7' X . if as L V l sA it g .,2. ' K - W ,...,. 'i' Vxxg L.k' ii A ,..,. , ..., ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, 84 SERVICES: Lori Durst, Joe Mulcahy A good yearbook is one that should be a door to the past in the years beyond gradu- ation. Expanded coverage in all sections has been a key note in the development of this yearbook which helps to present a true-to-life picture of things as they were. The Editorial Staff has, through the many near disasters and difficult times, successfully put together this 'tSpirit of '76,, Stylus so that in years to come it will bring back warm memories of the 1975- 76 school year to all students of Windber High. Me 'N 'B X LAYOUT EDITORS: Ron Gaydis. Joe Demko 1977 Staff Row I: Mr. Yocca, Janet Kolson, Kathy Dill, Annette Kudar Helen Ulatsky. Row 2: Mary Vanyo, Janice Lamb, Barb Mucciola, Laurie Vilga, Row 3: Kevin Knecht, Matt Klena Skip Bostock, John Gentile, Paul Paulochik ADS MANAGER: Chris Velmar Q ! V i .- UA! Q 5' '?3?5? 'i5?LfL'f.L93? '- a - 'P 0 av-9 6 9-0 3-s '4--i ng-E 3 I-ii 3 if:g3l 19 6 Business Staff Mr. Yocca, Bonnie Thomas, Gail Gorgon, Chris Velmar, Jim Sendek, John Rehar Y SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER: Bonnie Thomas L A-v 'KF' I . ,Y . E s 1. ' S, A 90 X Activities 'int' ASSESSMENTS MANAGER: Gail Gorgon ,n ,,. was x,ky ,ma ASSISTANT BUSIN ESS KELLER REPRESENTATIVE: John Umm DIRECTORI Jim Sendek e q tm A in., tw. ADVISOR: Mr. Yoccag BUSINESS DIRECTOR: John Rehar 1977 Staff Row l: Cindy Dusack, Joan Lashinsky, Kathy Nihoff, Mr. Yocca. Row 2: Marie Delarosa, Rose Zeglin, Tom Keirn, Gerald Mickle, Sandy , A Fluder N in ' This year's Stylus has the most pages of any yearbook to ever come out of W.A.H.S., and you can thank the Business Staff for providing the money to cover the additional expenses. Exten- sive sales of ads and subscrip- tions have given the staff the largest budget ever, too. The funds raised were put to use in the best possible ways, in coop- eration with the Editorial Staff, in order to make this yearbook Windberls biggest and best yet ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY .Q L , an X it 5 L X ADVISOR: PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SEC.-TREAS.: Mr. Conjelko Stephen Bencie Robert DeDea Deborah Lombardi Nicholas Angelo Stephen Campitell James Dello Joseph Demko Jeffrey Deyarmin rig Randall Frame Marilyn Frasca JoAnn Gula Jeanette Hegedus f, .tg t f :R ' .wt dt J Z WR' R '..,1'f 3' t at e R . Q , b L sssss llls A 1 ' lva Helman Lisa Knecht Joseph Mulcahy Ronald Papinchak NATIONAL y y y HONOR SOSIETY ' R ' . Q 2 -32. 1 -- , - Y. 5. .1 E ' i t. l Xl .4 7 3 Q f '. ln wth' f n X an t ,X xv 's lf! 1' me it gf, 511. 5 L George Petro Lynn Weaver Elizabeth Yocca Q if y, 92 X Activities I - s Q Z ' . i f , ZAIL ? ik, W . Q - - ,WSF fWw ,Q,15gg?5,1g-xi g H 1 ' ' ..,, an Jax: : - j K' 1, ff-? Q L 2 Ang ff -Nix '4' uf 35?i, i71,5 , i E A 1 if ' , i 5. I R ,.:. f:Wif1:s-Xvh ,, .A.: Row 1: Steve Martinez. Row 2: Mr. Clawson, Barb Clark, Diane Tokarsky, Joe Marva, Rowland Bostock, Susan Stefancik, Dave Harclerode, Dave Morgart, Lauree Hiteshew, Craig Keilman. Row 3: Karen Pongrac, Bob DeDea, Jim Cover, Connie Martell, Bob Hancharik, Kim Callihan, Ken Marcus, Judy Stewart. Row 4: Theresa Sadvari, Joel Weaver, Denise Strayer, Sharon Flori, Alan Brumbaugh, Eleanor Samella, Ron Lucas, Robert Pavlik. Helen Ulatsky, Tina Bafile, Jody Diehl, Brett Bamdt, Jim Row 6: Darlene Block, John Suto, Barry Petro, Tim Keirn Karen Vilga, Denny Hoffman, Brad Richards, Jim Cregan. June Yauneridge, Sue Katch, Lydia Bonitz SE IOR HIGH SCHOUL BAND PRESIDENT: Bob DeDea: DIRECTOR: Mr. Clawsong VICE- I DISTRICT BAND: Jim Spinelli, Joe Lenusky, Betty Gerula, Joe PRESIDENT: Joe Lenusky: SECRETARY: Sue Hegedusg Marva TREASURER: Joe Marva Row 5 Spinelli . Row 7: Row 8 Row 1: Dave Torquato. Row 2: Alan Sumner, Don Kenno, Denny Kaiser, Judy Novatny. Row 5: Joe Baumgardner, Rick Ott, Mike Brubaker, Danielle Polasko, Betty Gerula, Frank Tengeres, Tina Kondas, Irene Sulosky. Row 6: Brian Clark, Jim Hoffman, Bryan Di Bartek, Carol Chamesky, Sue Ozimok. Row 3: Joe Lenusky, Ninno, Karen Carolus. Row 7: Terri Fluder, Ray Zimmerman, Joe Yvonne Martinez, Joyce Buydos, Marilyn Manotti, Theresa Farkas, Lehman, Sharon Ursino, Row 8: Jaemie Moschgat, Laurie Vilga, Kim Westover, Sandy Fluder, Row 4: Doug Will, Rocky LaMonaca, Cheryl Bencie Kevin Smith, Cindy Weis, Carolyn Oldham, Doris Hancharik, Dave M WIND ENSEMBLE: Row lt Judy Stewart, Yvonne Marcus, Joe Marva, Barry Petro, Rowland Bostock. Row Martinez, Cindy Weis, Denise Strayer, Barb Sambor, Sue 3: Mike Kondas, Jim Spinelli, Betty Gerula, Dave Hegedus, Connie Martell, Denny Brubaker, Bob DeDea, Morgan, Dave Harclerode Activities X 95 Tina Bafile. Row 2: Bob Hanchank, Joe Lenusky, Ken A V V I Vkrr VA ,V ,YQ , Q 4 if T7 , ,gears A J Connie Wise, Cindy Kmetz, Marie Delarosa, Chris Blair, Terri Markovich, Brenda Napora, Kathy Dill, Kathy Nihoff, Elaine Hoffman Majorettes Row l: Kim Stefanik, Diane Makuch, Debbie Berkey, Lori Cunsolo. Row 2: Cheryl Makuch, Chris Velmar, Jane McKenry, Cindy Jacobs, Barb Fedornock, ,gf 5 'S Rose Dill I 3 5 1 ' 5 I STAGE BAND: Row l: Gayle Berkey, Darlene Block, Steve Steve Martinez, Tina Bartek, Dave Torquato. Row 4: Dave Campitell. Row 2: Rowland Bostock, Susan Stefancik, Betty Harcierode, Dave Morgart, Joe Lenusky, Joel Weaver, Ken Gerula, Lauree Hiteshew, Sue Hegedus. Row 31 Joe Marva, Marcus, Bob Hancharik, Tom Weaver, Bob DeDea ' 4 .,,.,. . , 5-,. NP- cali' 4.145 'LA f. , X m Fr a M 1: J fm will Q Z , 67 1 5 R e X. 15 , T f I I-faim X i 1' Flag Squad Row l: Carol Charnesky. Judy Novatny, Helen Ulatsky, Diane Tokarsky, Sue Katch. Row 2: June Yauneridge, Sandy Fluder. Laurie Vilga. Sharon Ursino, Irene Sulosky. Karen Pongrac. Row 3: Barb Clark, Karen Carolus, Lydia Bonitz, Jaemie Moschgat, Cheryl Bencie, Karen Vilga, Theresa Sadvari, Darlene Block, Sue Ozimok Flag Twirlers Row l: Sharon Haley. Jean Renaldi. Row 2: Joan Lashinsky, Betsy Yocca, Debbie Lombardi, Mary Vanyo, Betsy Whitaker. Absent: Linda Stefanik, Tammy Dutzman, Joyce Buydos DRUM MAJORS: Steve Martinez, Dave Torquato I DD A r-rv: Rom COUNTY BAND: Row l: Joe Marva. Joel Weaver. Ken Marcus. Joe Lenusky. Barb Sambor. Yvonne Martinez. Kim Callihan. Row 2: Jim Spinelli. Dave Morgart. Dave ,,'4- ' mfg Harclerode. Betty Gerula, Bob DeDea. Judy Stewart 4 Band Front Row 1: Wendy Burkett, Lisa Lubrano. Row 2: Janice Serrian, Robin Danel, Carol Rich. Row 3: Eileen Sulosky, Pam Costantino, Kathy Onderko, Jo Ann Ostrosky, Doreen Paulochik Majorettes 98 X Activities Row 1: Jodi Miklos, Karen Buchkovich, Sandy Velmar. Row 2: Lori Statler, Mary Papinchak, Debbie Fedornock, Denise Brutts, Marcie Maurizio UNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND 5 5 ' 'El 5 Row I: Gina Leonardis. Lillian Wilt, Ellen Klena, Don Ashbrook, Mark Sutor, Brian Heckler, Jack Rokavec, Chris Hunter, Matt Conjelko, Sandy Mock, Susan Stossel, Angela Hlatky, Krista Shaffer. Row 2: Lee Nolan, Helene Kaiser, Judy Buchkovich, Doug Shuster, Kevin Kaiser, Jim Serrian, Bryan Szadvari, Don Hutchison, Frank DiLoreto, Greg Pavlick, Debbie Phillips, Diane Smith, Caroline Carville. Row 3: Cindy Palumbo, Angela Block, Paula Ference, Jamie Wirick Yauneridge, Brian Powell, David Cover, Russell Devan, Tony Trovato, Greg Ursino, Frank Lapinsky, Sharon Conjelko, Susan Flori, Kathy Haydu. Row 4: Dana Dutzman, Sandy Roddy, Stacey Simpson, Wade Moench, Lance Helman, Ed Sobona, Pete Gerula John Khula, Alan Morgart, Brett Hiteshew, Chris Wilusz, Peggy . 1 I 1 i ' All OFFICERS: VICE PRESIDENT: Mark Sutorg PRESIDENT: Janice Serrian: SECRETARY-TREASURER: Karen Buchkovichi ADVISOR: Mr. Clawson Activities X 99 HI TIMES TAFF Patty Spinos, Sports Editor, Sue Holden, News Editor, Barb Sambor, Artistg Val Otvos, Business Manager, Jenny Hegedus, Feature Editor Every other Friday, the students of W.A.H.S. Row l: Cindy Kmetz, Jenny Hegedus, Val Otvos. Row 2: JoAnn Fyock, Cheryl Makuch, Marci Hollern. Row 3: Glenn Holsopple, Dan Koshute, Randy Frame, Patty Spinos, Sue Holden, Barb Sambor, Terri Cardellino, Jim Lee, Ms. Miller get a special treat - the publication of the school newspaper, the HiTimes. Journalism II students compose it during their class periods and study halls. Writing editorials, sketching cartoons, thinking up puzzles and games, typing copy, running the machines, and finding out the latest news are just a few of the many duties performed by the staff. Their goal is to serve the student body by providing information and entertain- ment through the news media. 100 X Activities Cindy Kmetz, Editorg Ms. Miller Advisor ,WWW Jwvw' WW K ,X FORENSICS l...... -'- 2 Row l: Brett Barndt, Susan Bossi, Gina Leonardis, Heidi Litzinger, Debbie Phillips, John OFFICERS: Mrs. Norwich, Advisorg Kathy Onderko, Sherlock. Row 2: Kara Campitelli, Daphne Marhefka Karen Buchkovich, Jodi Miklos, Secretary, Rose Dill, Presidentg JoAnn Ostrosky, Vice- Jeanne Webb, Dana Dutzman. President: Mike Knecht, Treasurer . . Q YW 4 'V' , I ,I ww ,V .f W,-Mflf' 'A' xy 1 'ff lafcgb 41' ' 'T if BN' Vf ' ,A-f 7,41 f' !gg,,.,1W' fwf' 1, F' f g 7 1' X 'asv' ,M if 11 ,A f71M 'iM,ff 'f,, - ' fvlygr 'bf 1 f7Jf,.w ,c,..f'yl fl! AV! fu VL ff AL 1 AL. .. 4'fVLlr,afP,Wf,1f' if 5,0-f.A ,A . ff X,04,fgMV 1 P, ,Q ' Ziff' . - g M jg, 1' ,ey bf, The FOTCHSIC Clubs are examples of ,. 0 p ff unique opportunities to exchange ideas, F -iiify' A meet people, and learn about public 1 Row l: Randy Frame, Mike Knecht. Paul Paulochik. Joe Mulcahy. Row 2: Joyce Buydos. Jean Renaldi, Betsy Whitaker, Mrs. Critchfield, Jaemie Moschgat, Kelly Seese, Jane McKenry speaking. Members in both the senior and junior high organizations take time to perfect and recite a speech that they, themselves, have prepared. Both levels compete as a team in matches with sev- eral school throughout the year. There are four speaking categories from which to choose and these consist of informative speaking, poetry reading, persuasive speaking, and prose reading. In a Forensics match, the speaker must do more than just L'speak . He or she must communicate their ideas and opin- ions to their audience - the judges. The quality of the spoken material is impor- tant to' win, but the manner of delivery enhances or destroys the presentation. Win or lose, however. Forensics can be very self-rewarding, challenging, and fun. Activities f lOl JTFIIT1 Scholastic Quiz Betsy Yocca, Bob DeDea, Joe Mulcahy, Mr. Sabo, Randy Frame, Steve Bencie, Jim Dello J K yy , y, Row I: Tim Wise, Leonard Lombardi, Randy Frame, Jim Stossel, Dan Blackburn, John Gentile, Alan Brumbaugh. Row 2: Bill Koshute, Mark f Antalosky, George Petro, Dave Nagy, Randy Livingston, Jim Campitelli, Lynn Weaver, Jeff Spencer. Row 3: Ron Gaydis, John Bossi, Skip Bostock, Mike Spinelli, Dave Spak, Lee Hoffer, Greg Domonkos, Tom Slatcoff, Vince Ferrante, Tom Keim HI-Y OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Steve Bencieg VICE-PRESIDENT: Ray Palumbo: SENIOR ATHLETIC CAPTAIN: Nick Angelo, JUNIOR ATHLETIC CAPTAIN: Malt Klenag ADVISOR: Mr. Lodolinskyg SECRETARY: Paul Katch: SERGEANT AT ARMS: Dan Koshute: TREASURER: Keith Brumbaughg CHAPLAIN: John Gentile tabsentj lO2 X Activities 4 5ZE,...f' PIHI? J cw-W, ,,,, Hi-Y . 4 m Library Club sw ' Sitting: Karen Buchkovich, Carol Ksiazek, Dani Polasko. Kathy Nihoff, Jodi Miklos: Standing: Kelly Seese. Theresa Elias. Dave Morgart, Glenn Holsopple. George Petro. Dave Nagy. Joe Marva Any period of the day, including be- fore and after school, you can see Li- brary Club members working busily un- der the supervision of the head librarian, Miss Kochinski, or one of her two aids, Mrs. Miklos or Mrs. Shepko. These stu- dents shelve and stamp out books, run errands, learn about the Dewey-Decimal System, and help students find informa- tion for research papers and reports. A yearly spring trip for all club members is financed by the sell of candy at all bas- ketball games and other activities held in the gym. Those in the Library Club have a unique opportunity to learn more about books, and their value. Each spring, in addition to the trip, the club attends the Cambria-Somerset Teenage Library Conference to expand their knowledge in library science. Library Club Officers I l ' lmlllllllillllfllillllll l- - in illtfii ng as gf' levi . 147 SECRETARY: Sandy Fluderg PRESIDENT: Betsy Yocca: ADVISOR: Miss Kochinski: TREASURER: Debbie Lombardi: VICE-PRESIDENT: Joan Lashinsky Activities X 103 UNIOR HIGH CHOR 'i Row li Jean Naylor, Millie Portante, Paula Smihal, Renee Domonkos, Sandy Velmar, Todd Hoffman, Brian Hollern, Terry Jones, Robona Koval, Lee Ann Swinger, Irene Swiokla, Tracy Ross, Edna Greathouse. Row 2: Jane Rogers, Kathy Klotz, Lenore Miszeruk, Lori Statler, Chris Charnego, Gary Miller, Eddie Fluder, Dave Zeigler, Brenda Stull, Dawn Bunting, Denise Brutz, Patty Fluder, Coleen Shaffer, Annette Petrilla. Row 3: Janet Clark, Mary Gall, Susan Sendek, Mary Papinchak, Pamela Blank, Cindi Jones, Gary Ursino, Richard Vargo, Ken Petro, Dwight Fisher, Judy Shaffer, Pam Costantino, Kara Campitelli, Jenny Gearhart, Susan Mullen, Jody Miklos, Row 4: Marie Gaydosh, Pam Callihan, Jennifer Tessari, Brenda Lienharndt, Doreen Paulochik, Terri Verostick, Jan Durst, Mark Weaver, James Bango, JoAnn Ostrosky, Kathy Kondas, Marie Dembinsky, Janet Muscatello, Kathy Onderko, Lorna Norton Row l: Lori Moore, Pam Noll, Sandy Steffish, Debbie Fedornock, Dana Shepko, Ricky Knecht, Richard Burkett, Leland Seese, Greg Rogers, Sue Moore, Mary Cunsolo, Suzanne Westover, Heidi Litzinger, Anna Barwatt, Judy Miller, Annette Dagostino. Row 2: Rose Patrick, Patty Bartolomucci, Carol Kolson, Daphne Marhefka, Carol Rich, Mary Trunack, Ken Oldham, Ronald Moss, Ron Gathagen, Amanda Jones, Lori Hollern, Sharon Bossi, Patty Cardellino, Lisa Naughton, Cindy lO4 X Activities Skamla. Row 3: Michelle Barefoot, Ricki Seese, Robin Danel, Cheryl Yuhas, Michelle Babus, Richard Clark, Dave Weaver, Steve Costa, Mike Niznik, Patty Nihoff, Denise Petrilla, Debbie Updike, Susan Bossi, Kim Ulatsky. Row 4: Carol Grisin, Linda Sumner, Donna Turner, Missy Hoffer, Cindy Shearman, Pam Blair, Steve Cononie, Robert Walko, Roger Frame, Lori Seger, Mary Cordutsky, Marcie Maurizio, Barb Harr, Joan Suckenik, Donna Webb .14 fmwir Junior High Chorus Ofiicers as fl., Dmufi- 3 ggg Row l: 7th GRADE REPRESENTATIVE: Annette Petrillag VICE PRESIDENT: Patty Cardellinog PRESIDENT: Heidi Litzingerg SECRETARY: Lee Ann Swinger. Row 2: TREASURER: Sharon Bossi: 7th GRADE REPRESENTATIVE: Ken Petro ' HW-kv-,-,,.,,..1.... if N ' . Row I: Susan Dusack. Kim Csordas. Robin Wissinger, Lisa Koshute, Marie Dayton. Joan Ostrosky, Krista Shaffer, Suzanne Westover, Janice Serrian. Shawn McElhaney. Row 2: Janice Brutts. Patty Bartolomucci. Dana Dutzman, Judy Buchkovich, Lori Statler, Annette Petrilla, Kara Campitelli, Karen Buchkovich, Heidi Litzinger, Cindy Palumbo. Row 3: Mary Klena. Judy Miller. Susan Scott, Lori Hollem. Mary Cunsolo. Gina Leonardis, Susan Bossi. Brenda Stull. Mary Lou Walker, Lee Ann Swinger. Row 4: Paula Smihal, Sandy Roddy. Shirley Koshute. Lenore Miszeruk, Sue Flori, Robin Danel, Daphne Marhefka. Carol Rich. Sandy Mock. Cindy Streltz. Ellen Klena. Row 5: Paula Smihal. Caroline Carville, Carol Kolson, Riclei Seese, Mary Papinchak, Cheryl Yuhas, Edna Greathouse, Patty Cardellino Cbfhcers SECRETARY: Gina Leonardisg PRESIDENT: Lisa Koshuteg TREASURER: Ellen Klena: VICE- PRESIDENT: Patti Cardellino: ADVISOR: Mrs. Rounsley Activities X IOS .1-Q.-.---. Row l: Janice Bartolomucci, Kim Dagostino. Jean Frasca. Beverly Gardner. Darlene Barefoot, Cathy Blackburn. Jeanne Whitaker. Eric Petrilla. Steve Mattis. Row 2: Debbie Rader. Terri Rogers. Terri Markovich, Jaemie Moschgat, Becky Durst, Andrea Holsopple, Mark Berkey. Greg Chicarell, Randy Frame. Row 3: Debbie Lombardi Gayle Berkey, Laurie Vilga. Chris Blair, Elaine Hoffman, Judy Stewart, Tom Cornacchia. Tom Ozimok. Brett Shaffer. Row 4: Brenda Hoffman Janiec Lamb, Theresa Elias, Betsy Yocca, Gail Gorgon, Pam Verostick, Sue Ozimok. Torn Keirn, Mark Antalosky, Charles Ozimok E IOR HIGH CHORUS The Senior High Chorus is a musical masterpiece of choral expression. Its singers put on concerts in the spring and at the holiday season of Christmas, and practiced daily to achieve a high quality of sound reproduction. Stemming from the 84-member chorus are the folk group, the ensemble, and a few individual soloists. In addition to providing public pleasure at home, Windbefs chorus set three representatives to district chorus and several mem- bers to county chorus. For anyone who enjoys choral music, both singing and listening, the chorus is a perfect medium, OFFICERS: TREASURER: Dale Tomlinsong SECRETARY: Beth Berkeyg PRESIDENT: Mark Antalosky: VICE- PRESIDENTQ George Petro E , , ' . I x N, FOLK GROUP: Becky Durst. Pianist: Gayle Berkey. Lori Durst. Beth Berkey E , .,, V, f M , n lf if ,t 2 A , fi. 4 Row l: Gary Sutor, Galen Tomlinson, Tracy DePolo, Joyce Fyock, Fedornock. Row 3: Roger Frame, Jeff Geiger, Dale Tomlinson, Linda Mary Klena, Delores Wilt, Cindy Kranyc, Ann Stifller, Theresa Mattis. Sutor, Lisa Knecht, Renee Shepko, Phyllis Rogers, Mary Valchine, Row 2: John Holden, Matt Pruchnic, Mike Knecht, Michelle Taormina, Sandy Fluder, Barb Mucciola. Row 4: Jim Dolan, Bob DeDea, George Susan Katch, Karen Pongrac, Kathy Neal, Kim Hoffman, Barb Petro, Susan Hunter, Lori Durst, Beth Berkey X --.' ' 5 T Iliff-l f T llxw'lI'lllff'lf S X QQ Q 53.54 ar Q f X il V 1 l ' Im lf K i'll 'fewbruuw 1,-.M M - '--. ENSEMBLE: Row l: Beth Berkey, Gayle Berkey, Row 2: Cindy DIRECTOR: Mr. Batiste Q M Kranyc, Lori Durst. Row 3: Linda Sutor, Becky Durst. Judy Stewart. ACUVIUCS f 107 Row 4: Sue Ozimok, Pam Verostick CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN: Sue Holden CO-CAPTAIN: Patty Spinos ! Activities VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Sue Holden, Patty Spinos. Row 2: Mary Ann Lapinsky, Sandy D'Arcangelo, Nettie Kadar, Debble Tengeres, Anna Yauneridge, Kathy Campitelli. Row 3: Barb Cunsolo, Linda Sutor Linda Sutor Practice, practice, practicef' is the motto of the W.A.H.S. cheerleader. Endless hours are spent go- ing over words to new cheers, rehearsing routines, tumbling, and limbering muscles to do those high kicks, straddles. and splits. Going to all athletic games to lead the fans in support of our teams is only one of their many responsibilities. They also compete in contests of cheering ability. This year, the Varsity squad cap- tured third place at the Jaffa Mosque in October, second place in the Annual Cambria County War Barb Cunsolo Memorial Contest, and a first place trophy in the WAABA Girl's Basketball Tournament, both held in November. The cheerleaders of all squads, Var- sity, Junior Varsity, and Junior High, deserve many rounds of applause. Also well deserving of recogni- tion are these girls' advisors: Miss Debbie Strapple for the Varsity and Junior Varsity and Mrs. Mary Critchiield for the Junior High. These women have influenced superb cheering squads and have formed solid institutions of spirit. GOOD LUCK nfl?-it J V am... RAlVl.BL-,ERSI do . uf- ' ' I ' f A ttf JW jgfiaft .. ' lik ' 'L JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Sharon Lenusky. CAPTAIN: Row 2: Brenda Damico, Denise Serrian, Kathy Puto, Cindy Cwik. Row 3: Linda Gathagan, Janet Kolson f Y ,ao 'rrs 2 ,, f www I L. Activities ! 109 Jr. High Cheerleaders f-L--N L-x -'free i f....T fig ...l........ 'TTTLWX ..Ti....L, .L........L,V , ,....,.. 5 L., Row 1: Susan Dusack, CO-CAPTAINg Lee Ann Swinger, Paula Guia, CO-CAPTAIN. Row 2: Cindy Palumbo. Ellen Klena, Shawn McElhaney. Row 3: Janice Brutts, Paula Smihal, Mary Klena. Row 4: Patty Cardellino TRIBUNE f DEMOCRAT PLAYER - SCHOLAR: Steve Bencie DAR AWARD WlNNERt Lisa Knecht PT YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS1 Sue Hegedus 8: Sylvia Bazzoli . . W., L Interact Interact Club, sponsored by Rotary, is an organization for ninth. tenth, eleventh. and twelfth graders who want to do service projects throughout their community. Every Christmas members carol at the Scalp Level Church of the Brethren Home for the Aged, where they hand out home-made cookies and Christmas cards. This is followed by a parade through the streets of Windber sing- ing the holiday songs, finally ending in a celebration of Christmas. Rotary anually sponsors both the Maple Princess Contest and the Windber Rotary Tournament. At the contest Interact mem- bers usher and help backstage. while at the second activity they hand out programs and sell basketball chances. In March, four representatives were sent to a conference at West Virginia University commemorating our nation's bicentennial heritage. This year's club members were also the first to plan and go on a spring trip. if 4 'E' A .t OFFICERS: Row l: VICE-PRESIDENT: Elena Chippiel PRESIDENT: Beth Berkey: SECRETARY: Debbie Lombardi. R Kmetzi SECRETARY: Betsy Yocca CORRESPONDING ow 2: TREASURER: Cindy Activities! lll Student-Faculty Relations Committee OFFICERS: SECRETARY: Mike Pascovichg TREASURER: Tom Badowski: PRESIDENT: John Mucciolag LIAISON: Pierre Finella: ADVISOR: Mr. Cammarata. Absent: VICE-PRESIDENT: Gary Petrilla Row 1: Diane Makuch, Kim Stefanik, Kathy Puto, Deb Berkey. Row 2: Mary Vanyo, Ray Palumbo, Helen Ulatsky, Blaise Patrick, Joel Weaver. Row 3: Mrs. Rounsley, Mr, Rowles, Mr. Ripple, Mrs. Zito. MISSING: Randy Frame, Joe Mulcahy, John Bossi, Don Kenno, Mr. Hancharik, Mr. Clawson Row li Lisa Koshute, Jeanne Webb, Dana Dutzman, Kathy Onderko, Karen Buchkovich, Pete Gula, Bruce Weaver. Row 2: Sandy Mock, Lori Statler, Gina Leonardis, Kara Campitelli, Joe Baumgardner, Jeff Petrilla, Bill Tallyen. Dave Weaver. Row 3: Kim Westover, Ken Petro, Alan Shaffer, Steve Costantino, Bob Jurich, Lee Ann Swinger, Debbie Fedornock. Row 4: Dave Cover, Connie Martell 112 X Activities LIAISONS: Pierre Finella, Bill Koshute JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1 Row l: Joe Marva, Barb Sambor, Terri Cardellino, Betty Gerula, Barb Clark, Denise Serrian, Debbie Tengeres, Row 2: Mary Ann Lapinsky, Sandy D,Arcangelo, Diane Tokarsky, Kathy Dill, Cindy Kmetz, Sylvia Bazzoli, Marci Hollern, George Petro. Row 3: Bob Jacobs, Tony Costantino, Jim Stossel, Gayle Berkey, Joan Shark, Jaemie Moschgat, Laurie Vilga, Row 4: Mike Tokarsky, Matt Klena, Frank Tengeres, John Statler, Jim Finella, Glenn Holsopple, Barry Petro ' SE IOR HIGH ST DE T COUNCIL Student Council is an organi- zation of two senior high stu- dents from each homeroom. Its purposes are to provide activities which the entire student body may attend or participate in and to act as a direct line from the students to the administration and vice-versa. It has sponsored dances after home football games, incorporated a tutoring program into school life, con- ducted a student exchange pro- gram with surrounding schools, and acted as a channel for stu- dent opinions and comments. Representatives who were in- volved in a student exchange gave comprehensive studies of other schools, ideas in student council projects, daily schedules, regulations, and almost every corner of the school system. New concepts were discussed and ap- plied to Windber High as a means of betterment and change. A new idea this year was to open meetings to senior high students with study halls during the given periods. This enabled students to observe procedures and to participate directly in student councills government af- fairs. V7 ' 'i- . PRESIDENT: Bob DeDea SECRETARY: Linda Sutor VIC E-PRESIDENT Ray Palumbo TREASURER: Jenny Hegedus ADVISOR. Mrs. Blough Youth Education Association Row 1: Tom Keirn, Betty Gerula Dottie Scott, Mary Vanyo, Connie Wise, Sylvia Bazzoli, Row 2: Ray Palumbo, Sharon Lenusky, Sandy Fluder, Kathy Dill, Joan Lashinsky, Cheryl Bencie, Marie Delarosa. Row 3: .lim Stossel, Stacey Simpson, Cindy Cwik, Doris Shaffer, Jaemie Moschgat, Cindy Dusack, Linda Gathagan YEA Officers: ADVISOR: Miss Vespa: PRESIDENT: Lynn Weaver: SECRETARY-TREASURER: Elena Chippieg VICE V '-1tt PRESIDENT: Janet Kolson FBLA Officers: PRESIDENT: Bernadette Battiste: VICE PRESIDENT: Sylvia Bazzoli: PARLIMENTARIAN: Valorie Otvosg SECRETARY: Cindy Dusack: TREASURER: Barb Cunsolog ADVISOR: Mr. Cammarata Future Business Leaders of America Row lx Linda Gathagan, Doris Shaffer, Elena Chippie. Row 2: Mary Ann Wozny, Joan Lashinsky, Diane Hoffman, Chris Velmar. Row 3: Mary Cregan, Sandy Mullen, Cindy Walker, Bill Stawarz, Gerald Mickle, Kathy Nihoff, Chris Blair, Sandy Fluder l 14 I Activities Health Careers Club Row l: Patty Elias, Sharon Flori. Paula Dabcosky, Patty Pelrilla, Cindy Kranyc. Row 2: Roxanne Kolson, Michelle Taormina, Cindy Lucas, Cheryl Blough, Jaemie Moschgat, Katrina Walker, .loan Shark, Cindy Weis, Tammy Duizman 42' 4, Y 1. , 75, FI-IA Officers: SECRETARY-TREASURER: Cindy Perkoskyg VICE PRESIDENT: Diane Dayton: ADVISOR: Miss Vespag PRESIDENT: Judy Novatny Future Homemakers of America Row I: Judy Novatny. Diane Dayton. Cindy Perkosky. Theresa Mattis. Row 2: Tammy Reed. Laurie Seger. Irene Sulosky. June Yauneridge. Maria Palus 'T' I HCC Ofiicers: PRESIDENT: Debbie Lombardi: VICE PRESIDENT: Cheryl Makuchg ADVISOR: Mrs. Elias: SECRETARY: Marci Hollerng TREASURER: Sue I-Ioldeng HISTORIAN: JoAnn Gula 'M '42 1 Senior High B E 3 Drama Club 55 it Row 1: Bernie Battiste, Elena Chibbie, Sandy Fluder, Sylvia Bazzoli, Diane Makuch, Diane Tokarsky. Row 2: Marci Hollern, Gayle Berkey, Betsy Yocca, Debbie Berkey, Debbie Tengeres, Theresa Sadvari, Becky Durst. Row 3: Cindy Kmetz, Susie Holden, Gloria DiLoreto, Lisa Knecht, Lori Durst, Jean Renaldi, Jaemie Moschgat, Carol Charnesky. Row 4: Linda Sutor, Lauree Hiteshew, Barb Cunsolo, Terri Cardellino, Barb Sambor, Sue Hegedus, Jenny Hegedus, Debbie Lombardi, Val Otvos. Row 5: Judy Maloy, Bryan McCuch, Mark Shaffer, Rich Cocco, Glenn Holsopple, Joe Marva OFFICERS: TREASURER: Beth Berkey: SECRETARY: Jean Frasca: VICE-PRESIDENT: Randy Frame: PRESIDENT: Jane McKenry: STUDENT DIRECTOR: Bob DeDea STAGE CREW: Ray Zimmerman, Tom Keirn, Ji Spinelli 5 5 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mr. Lee Ripple STAGE MANAGER DR. GIBBS JOE CROWELL HOWIE NEWSOME MRS GIBBS NIRS. WEBB GEORGE GIBBS REBECCA GIBBS WALLY WEBB EMILY WEBB PROFESSOR WILLARD MR. WEBB WOMEN IN Our Town Senior Bob DcDeu Bryan Mcfuuh Jim Lee Lynn Weiner Jane NIuKenry Gayle Berkey Glenn Ilolxnpple Nlarel Hollern Rowland Boslock Bclxy Yoccu Joe VILIFVJ Randy Frame Cheryl Makuch Cindy Klou Play Cast ALDIENCE SIMON STIMSON MRS SOANIES CONSTAB LE WARREN Sl CROWELL SALLY CRAIG .IOSEPHINE STODDARD PEOPLE IN THE CEMETERY ASSIS TENT STAGE MANAGER STUDENT DIRECTOR Y , c- 9 Party Elias Rich Coeur Cindy Kmeu Juxrlph Nlarw Jamey Lee Suyuc Holden Barh Siimhor Tammy Dulzmun Val Otym Debbie Lontlmrdl Judy Muloy Joe Mulcahy Jenny Hcgedus Junior High Drama Club OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Mary Klena SECRETARY: Karen Buchkovich: ADVISER: Mr Ad Row l: Danielle Polasko, Lisa Koshute, Dianne Paulochik, Kelly Seese, Dave Cover, Wade Hutchison. Row 2: Sandy Velmar, Marie Dembinsky, Heidi Litzinger, JoAnn Ostrosky, Susan Bossi, Sharon Conjelko, Jutta Bryer. Row 3: Michelle Barefoot, Brian Heckler, Jim Deyarmin, Rose Dill, Janice Brutz, Debbie Phillips. Sandy Mock. Rose Patrick, Row 4: Lori Onderko. Kelly Barndt, Ricki Seese, Caroline Carville, Carol Kolson, Annette Petrilla, Robin Danel, Mary Papinchak, Sharon Bossi. Row 5: Tom Baran, John Naylor, Mary Cunsolo, Lenore Mizeruk, Beth Pruchnic, Lori Statler, Susan Flori, Nancy Kois Tom Sabog VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy Onderkog TREASURER: Doreen Paulochik 1 John Bossi, Sue Ozimok Varsity 'EWU Dance Mark Antalosky, Terri Dave Nagy, Sue Hegedus Lynn Weaver, Betsy Yocca Cardellino Nick Angelo. Barb Cunsolo Row 1: Sue Ozimok Terri Cardellino Betsy Yocca Lauree Hiteshew Jenny Hegedus Patty Spinos Linda Sutor Row 2: John Bossi Mark Antalosky Lynn Weaver Mark Shaffer Joe Marva Vince Ferrante Jim Campitelli 118 X Activities Mark Shaffer, Lauree Hiteshew Dan Koshute, Beth Berkey Keith Brumbaugh. Sue Holden 4 t s E iy Q5 I .. ,ty f AE J 5 J.: .. Q Barry Petro, Cheryl Makuch J .- KING 8L QUEEN r SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Lisa Knechtg QUEEN: Sue Holdeng KING: Keith Brumbaugh 1974 75 KING Denny Mash 1 -I if 5 f Steve Bencie. Jean Frasca Denny Mash, Lisa Knecht Row l: Jean Frasca Cheryl Makuch Beth Berkey Barb Cunsolo Sue Hegedus Row 2: Steve Bencie Barry Petro Dan Koshute Nick Angelo Dave Nagy Activities 1' l 19 Sue Holden, Keith Brumbaugh i Senior Recognition a KING al QUEEN Joe Marva Kim Hoffman 572 . A L! A,,,,A , ,,.., A vvv ,v X154 1 -Mikie , Q A . -r 120 X Activities Patty Spinos, David Petrilla amfmfsm Wt- ,,,, f, Sit fb' Jenny Hegedus. Steve Bencie Lisa Knecht' Ron Papinchak Susan Hegedus, Joe Marva Senior Recognition Day, in its first year at Windber Area High, gave the Sen- iors a chance to choose their own king and queen. A court was made up of six senior guys and six senior gals and votes were cast in homeroom for the King and Queen of the Class of '76. The lucky couple was Joe Marva and Kim Hoffmang the royalty was crowned at a pep rally for the last home football game. At the rally, senior football players were introduced and honored by comments from Mr. Flori. The cheerleaders and band provided additional entertainment. During the halftime of the last home gameg senior members of the band, cheerleaders, and football squad were recognized. The court, along with the King and Queen appeared at the game. The honor day ended triumphantly when Windbered scored a victory over their competitor, Forest Hills, by a score of 31-14. Kim Hoffman, Mark Antalosky 'i-- f' s., 1' Jean Frasca, Bob DeDea ,X Junior Senior Prom 1975 2 I I K its-W9 vp' fpmfll Vw- f J., I i 1, ,M The highlight of the school year for many has always been the Junior-Senior Prom. This year was no exception. The theme, aWe Shall Never Pass This Way Againv, set the tone for a beautiful evening. The Prom was held at the Windber American Legion on May 9th, music was provided by Illinois Bronze. The Post-Prom was held at the high school and sponsored by the Windber clergy. There was entertainment in the form of basketball, volleyball, a movie, and dancing. No one could ever forget the bump Chains, robot dancing, or the delicious food prepared by parents. Refresh- ments were served in the cafe- teria and a cordial atmosphere was experienced by both stu- dents and chaperones. Those present will agree that it was a monentous evening of appreci- ative memories. .x I digg K . X ,,-T ff . J gl. A. , K HL i f ' ,M an ' ' i KJ Ll f ,V IV, ff .DC 1 , ,, .,,.far Jf Actiwilim X IZ3 XXKX x 6 A XL? vig ,J X 'F 1 Ak A XY X F49 ' . C W5 x Qlm r XX Qf, 5 xv' 1 HF' SPORTS 1 i 'Ulf N, QW? 4, 1 K Sp V fy 1 'k'k'kirttttitittttttttttttiikttii'kiridrt Sports X l25 Varsity Football Row l: Tony Ferrante, Gary Heinrich, Jim Stossel, Tony Costantino, Jim Finella, Ray Palumbo, Randy Frame, Dale Tomlinson, Mike Muscatello, Glenn Statler. Row 2: Jim Byrne, Bryan McCuch, Ed Naugle, Bill Koshute, Bob Jacobs, Bob Phillips, David Wozny, Ken Martin, Ken Klonicke, Jim Gentile, Brett Shaffer, Paul Katch, Randy Livingston, Matt DiNinno. Row 3: David Petrilla, Steve Bencie, Roy Oyler, Dan Koshute, Greg Domonkos, Chris Walerysiak, Jeff Spencer, Jim Campitelli, Ryan Frame, Vince Ferrante. Row 4: Coach Flori, Asst. Coach Voytko, Keith Brumbaugh, Tom Slatcoff, Tom Harclerode, John Gentile, Bill Elko, Chuck. Ozimok, Keith Danel, Tom Keirn, Vic Partsch, Nick Angelo, Asst. Coach Hancharik, Asst. Coach Pollino. As football season approached Windber this year, a feeling of uncertainty could be felt by the players and fans alike. With only five lettermen returning along with just nine seniors, the road ahead looked bleak. But with optimism and confidence, a Windber tradition, the Ramblers readied themselves for their campaign against ten tough opponents. After lengthy and exhausting conditioning and training at Camp Hamilton, including two decisive shutouts in scrimmages, the local footballers were prepared for their first encounter of the season, September 6, against Johnstown Vo-Tech. The team showed a strong defense and a mobile offense and the consistency in both was evident. But in the games that followed, consistency was at times the major Haw. While playing like champions one week, the next game was a multitude of mental errors, mistakes, and mixups. As evidence of this were convincing victories over Vo-Tech, Conemaugh Township, and a highly touted team from Forest Hills. But as spectacular as these victories were, just as disappointing were the thumpings received from Bedford, Westmont, and Bishop McCort. The inexperierice and youth showed up here especially in the defense, where there were only two regulars returning from last year. However, this just made each player try that much harder and their efforts finally paid off in the last two games of the year against Forest Hills and North Star. The faith and acknowledgement which the team lacked finally showed itself in these final contests. Though it was not the type of championship season which Windber has been used to in the past, it was successful, especially in many special ways to the seniors. The 5-5 record was not the best but it provided many moments of excitement and thrills and with the experience gained by previously untried underclassmen has laid a path for victory in the next few years for W.A.H.S. Instead of rambling on about what should be and what could have been, this poem expresses the season better and leaves no doubt that the Ramblers ended up winners . . . The Ballad ofa Team NFL Action by NFL Films For lucky we were during those bad times, that cooler heads prevailed. Remember those easy tackles we missed more than once in a while We came as young untested men, from schools across the land And stepped from the bus with bags and soaring hopes in hand. And under muscle-sapping sun, we fought for places to be won By one man out of five. And sometimes scrimmage tensions raged, sprang like a maniac tiger Caged, unleased itself in hate. Our numbers dwindled ever lower, as uniforms were turned in For our goal was to find the best forty men, the men that could win. Then one day it was me and the other thiry-nine Who charged out to challenge all comers, for we thought we were The top of the line. But making the team is one thing, while becoming a team is another. And the mistakes we conspired, made us burdens to each other. For we found ways to lose football games that have never been tried before Then when we had thought we had run out of ways, Someone always came up with one more. So the clock ran down and our scores were down And our heads hung down in shame. We winced every time we saw teammates in ajarring collision of pain. It made us wonder how football could ever be called a game. Our sweat had run in rivers, our blood had trickled in streams We'd gone out and fought together, yet captured none of our dreams. We tried to put the blame where we couldn't, to blame others for how we failed And when we got fancy on offense, it was Keystone cops back in style. We sat on benches and talked things out - And tried to run our problems to ground. And it came from nowhere, I don't know what day, we turned it all around The defenders were left and we raced out and passes targetted down. We blasted like caverns wide open, and backs were set free And the cheer of the crowd proclaimed the thanks as they watched you and me The joy was there, the joy was there, football was a game, And the more we played the easier it became. Remember how the enemy always eluded our reach, A But now in waves we came charging, like the ocean upon a beach. As teammates we picked each other up from the unrelenting ground. We relied on each other and trusted each man to help score That each man would give his best then a little more. Finally, there was nothing, that could stand in our way We went through the rest of the season making that one great play. In victory we wallowed in laughter and hugged each other to our chests Over and one in the wild joy and rumpus done .. . it was the secret to our success Somewhere, somewhere, along the line, forty individuals became a team Somehow, somehow, we forty had gone out and reached our dreams. But greater even greater than silver trophies or victories in the end Was the fact that I'd met thirty-nine people and call each of them my friend. Varsity Coaches Junior High Coaches 'A Q A I 1 ff' 'J'- . , Q 3 P 6 E i,s Timothy Voytko, Joseph Flori, Patrick Pollino, Joseph Hancharik Blaine Ziemba, Stephen Pallo '36 .1 2 , 1 5 X Z ,Cf P 'Q va VARSITY MANAGERS: Jim Byrne, Bryan McCuch, Matt DiNinno, Randy Livingston JUNIOR HIGH MANAGERSZ Dave Alt. Junior High Football Wade Horner, Mark Berkey X 9195? EM Us A iff! ., W ' . ug , ii ff ' riff - iagvfjl JL Zig U33 'C '42-fi ,P Q ' Q. J , f.twp'V S' 'wav p jf: ,.1-, ' . W Lf- TV' Row 1: Wade Horner, Matt Ferrante, David Gaio, Butch Rosia, Richard Rosa, Frank Lapinsky, Kevin Weaver, John Boyer, Greg Ursino, Todd Hoffman, Gary Ursino, Mike Webb, Mark Berkey, Row 2: Pete Gerula, Steve Costa, Galen Tomlinson, Steve Kormanik, Gary Petrilla, Frank Berkey, Mike Tewkshury, Richard Vargo, Joe Loffredo, Mike Teklinsky, Steve Mattis, Bill Bloom, Tom Gill, David Alt. Row 3: Chris Pruchnic, Mike Adore. John Kois. Bob Zabrucky. Steve Costantino, Tom Ozimok. Mark Weaver. Jeff Thomas, Matt Pruchnic. Jeff Petrilla. John Sherlock, Ricky Livingston. Row 4: Coach Ziemba, Pierre Finella, Bill Tallyen, John Holden, Bob Walko, Mike Pascovich, Torn Badowski, Brian Petrilla, John Madey, Rodger Frame, Roger Shepko, Gary Berkey, Jim Spinos, Coach Pallo Qi ' i - Q E Tom Slatcoff-center- lst Team Somerset County - Dan Koshute - guard - led in fumble recoveries - 51 tackles tackles E i 3 i up 1 .1 ,. eeer 'lrr o 1 - 7 if r r 7' 1 V . by in rg ,Qi iz gi, J , - -,,Mzf,,glf' , ' 'sw L f ,v flu Randy Frame - guard - two-way performer - 39 Vince Ferrante - halflwack - one of the leading Nick Angelo ' halfvback ' gud Team Somers tackles rushers and receivers - 3 touchdowns County ' leadmg Atackler m Secolfdafy I' ng f Sports points scoring qthird field goal in Windl: Stadium historyj Senior if if E E Gridders 2 Z Q gg ge. fe. ,J RQ C ,,,.m 'f'S'1? ,, f- 4. ..-uf a:'X3-M Keith Brumbaugh - end - Coaches Defensive Player of the Year - highest average yards per reception C175 - defensive captain fy grxf - -Ztggr. 4: 1,3 ,H n 'N' Et: ,, J' My 5 - t fi gg 'ff-gif' X-5' . it V A ef' . f ffiyrffwit 'Ti 411-2 'N' Jim Campitelli - halfback - Lions Club Defensive Player of the Year - second leading rusher - leading tackler RAtv'iBLERS K .. 4 T ' -ti-l f. t iv.s - if Q ' ' I . 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S .p1 If A 4:-ikggwn gym P - '.g4g.2'-.M5,,,g.i , , - KN . I T hA, f . 'SWL Y ' ' ' . .. 5 5 1 1 1 f C' an 2 ls 'N A v.. ,t . it . V S -'fgm wk nb I--Q1-S 1 -' X K W X I W Aa ,aff f, mm ,uf , 7 ,, ,,,,, ,H w .W ga, ,, ., as Q w an b if f 4'f Q c S g Q? . . L is 4 'if 3 .1 5 . ..,: 4' Q +V swims - fn , - , - ' .- .w-mv... Q ,As 'P 'f 5 wsfsvf- .22-1' 1-www hm..,....Q.1,m ......,Mm and .Q N ..,. wi g x rf ,fy-j'f.. mv .30 . 'wb-5 ' ' -' .4 .P -N Qwf . 1 ' W X N. ,, -- an ...wx g ..k- , .s fl.. x Girls, Varsity Basketball Row l: Betty Lint, Sue Shepko, Darlene Block, Terri Cardellino, Coach Snavely, Row 2: Pam Verostick, Sue Ozimok, Sue Hegedus, Beth Berkey. Row 3: Managers: Jean Frasca, Lori Durst, Jenny Hegedus Junior Varsity Row 1: Coach Snavely, Joan Shark, Mary Young, Patti Petrilla. Row 2: Doris Hancharik, Jackie Costantino, June Yauneridge, Natalie Cardellino. Row 3: Vicki Fisher, Cindy Radwanski, Diann Jones, Deb Charney, Tammy Blough Junior High Row 1: Jamie Wirick, Angela Block, Diane Keiter, Coleen Shaffer, Danna Shepko. Row 2: Carol Grisin, Sue Moore, Mikela Roy, Julie Moench, Laurie Seger, Brenda Fisher. Row 3: Renee Shepko, Nancy Cardone, Denise Charney, Jodi Gahagan, Missy Hoffer, Coach Gaydosh. Row 4: Kim Callihan, Mary Anne Izing, Sheree Statler, Liz Lewis, Kim Ulatsky, Dana Dutzman, Brenda Koot, Cathy Verostick 132 f Sports gmmq-gens-Q .gn-'. Sue Ozimok Betty Lim Sue Hegedus Sue Shepko Senior Cagers Pam Verostick Beth Berkey Terri Cardellino Darlene Block X Cross Country Row 1: Bruce Weaver, Mike Knecht, Lynn Weaver, Alan Brumbaugh. Row 2: Coach Price, 'Mark Shaffer, Lee Hoffer, Joe Demko. Missing: Matt Klena, Kevin Knecht 134 f Sports I 1 ' '- K ., 'K t f ' k L, wlfsiiswfi -if ' 5 5 1 vig! 5 .ir - . '11 I 'i ' , i E' 'iran s,-i, f 1 i w --yb 'nf' 1 . 7 I ,'n '5fi1' 'l K milfs! --i ,.-. Q H1 ..':, ' if-eg. N :2..:ix fj'jf is if-T11 7- ::. . - ss, . ,, ., -, -- , g I - V .- .- Q '5 Ml, if' ' i i - ' 5? --,. 1 , if K ' Yi 'i if Eli., A W' H ,S ,N ggi . . JfET51t1 .f,M sdgw -3 . . ff:.:sQ1g,fXQ-,fish-Mn. I f 5. . QA, , - W F r W , . 2 . .' j .L A - -L A . FR'-'izizpsk N kigfi- 'x wgefv ,.,i2.-I' 2 1, ggisgbggg-asgkx Q -'ag yr'--4 ------- 1-- ,,?!'f, .:. I - -. K L kg up 1, S -- . -. 1 if:-f :sas if .g s i , '-. ,T ,, r.,. , A r, s rrr 'Q i A. sf ll W ' 1 Y. A' VT Q ' 1:32 j ' -'...:, ' qi, -K-Y , 1 -.,-mg., ,Tags gi A .3513 if Mi -I f-'H . K4 - 'is 3 s : QL si xlqy. i 'IN' .- . 'QS' , 5.2 K ., U - is 1 H Q , ..r, Aisy , Girlas Volle ball uns 3 'M Row 1: Sue Shepko, Beth Berkey, Betty Lint, Denise Strayer, Jenny Hegedus, Mary Young. Row 2: Doris Hancharik, Karen Pongrac, Renee Shepko, Joan Shark, Darlene Block, Diann Jones, Deb Charney, Sue Ozimok, Carol Hancharik, Tammy Blough, Nancy Cardone Golf Row 1: Jeff Geiger, Jim Hollem, Steve Izing, Ron Corl, Jim Cochran, Keith Davis. Row 2: Coach Petro, Ed Yocca, George Petro, John Bossi, John Gallardo, Craig Simpson, Jack Oldham Sports X 135 Varsity Basketball Row l: Managers: Jim Byme, Ray Zimmermang Coach Florig Manager: Randy Livingston. Row 2: Tony Ferrante, Dave Petrilla, Leonard Lombardi, Mark Antalosky, Todd Bostock, John Bossi, Skip Bostock, Bill Elko, Perry Costantino, Keith Danel, George Petro, Dave Nagy, Ken Martin What do you get when you oombine a fast-breaking offense with a full-court-pressing, man-to-man defense? The answer is a Rambler basketball team that will bring a crowd to its feet game after game. This is a description of this year's basketball team that will be remembered for a long time to come. With their fast-breaking offenses in high gear, the Ram- blers kept their games at racing pace. The fast break was centered around the board play of Skip Bostock, Dave Nagy, Mark Antalosky, and John Bossi and the running of fast-breaking guards, Dave Petrilla and George Petro. These players worked as a finely tuned machine, each com- plimenting the other in the way he played. When the break wasn't there, the Ramblers could be seen swishing jump shots from all over the floor. The balanced scoring of this year's squad also helped because anybody was capable of scoring from any spot on the court. On the other end of the floor, the Ramblers constantly bothered the opposition with their pressing, full-court de- fense. These tactics caused the Ramblers' opponents to commit numerous turnovers and allowed the Ramblers to pick off passes and come up with some key steals. Along with their offensive and defensive tactics, the Ram- blers were aided by the fact that there were five returning lettermen. Because of this, the team was experienced and 136 ! Sports knew what it was like to play together, what the others were going to do, and where they were going to be. The Ramblers had worked hard and long all season and it payed off for them in the end. They were able to take first place in the Windber Rotary Tournament held over Christ- mas vacation. Later in the season, they added another title to their collection, Tri-County League Champions. More important, it gave the Ramblers a berth in the district play- offs and a chance of winning District 6 honors along with advancing even further toward more honors. Once, again, fan support also played a big part in the success of the Ramblers' season. Game after game, no matter where it was who the Ramblers were playing, one could see a host of Windber fans yelling and rooting their team on. Such chants as dee-fensel' could be heard echoing through the packed gym of Windber along with the roar that came with every Rambler basket. This yearis team was one of the iinest that Windber has had in a long time. They brought with them a crowd- pleasing style of basketball that will remain in the memories of many fans. Their constant hustle, teamplay, and sports- manship signified the type of students that Windber has and they have built a good reputation for themselves and the people of Windber. 5 Cl! W X X w . xii! IE-9 'E m i f wsfmm ea g vi- :H Nw i XX? 2 4 j4 ,gg xp ESQ I-A mi '-X - if Ne is it ., 1 Www N ,Q ,java .miiiia Q... Junior Varsity Basketball Row l: MANAGER: Mike Muscatellog Frank Tengeres, Tony Ferrante, Eugene Petrilla, Bob D'Arcangelog MANAGER: Chris Walerysiak. Row 2: Coach Pallo, Leonard Lombardi, Todd Bostock, Bill Elko, Keith Danel, Ken Martin: MANAGER: Jim Spinelli Junior High Basketball Row l: MANAGER: Pierre Finellag Gary Petrilla, Brian Gennett, Bob Zabrucky, Joe Petrilla: MANAGER: Jim Washko. Row 2: MANAGER: Mike Adore: Jim Spinos, Wade Horner, Emery Kleban, Rob Jurich, Tom Fisher, Bill Tallyen: MANAGER: John Holden Row 3: Coach Adams, John Mucciola, Tom Badowski, Pete Gerula, Dave Robatin, Mike Pascovich, Coach Pollino 140 X Sports f07 wg u N Q Q. Sh 7 Q Xs. gs KA x Nw b 5i x Q ,G x W K 'F 5 SMH . A Axim? 5.711 X it . L.,,..- ,gxs M A X 2 g .111 . I 'uf' J 2 gm , , 4- 1 :Gb 4 Track SENIOR HIGH: Row l: Vince Ferrante, Jim Campitelli, Mike Adore, Ray Palumbo, Paul Katch, Dave Oatman, Mike Furda, Jim Creek, Dave Lucas, Randy Livingston, Larry Moschgat. Row 2: Steve lzing, Jim Byrne, Bruce Naugle, Alan Brumbaugh, Bob Helman, Ed Naugle, Steve Bencie, Mike Anderson, Bill Koshute, Thierry Drenning, Lee Hoffer, Lynn Weaver, Dan Koshute. Row 3: Rod Shaffer, Coach Spinazzola, Dan Lynch, Keith Brumbaugh, Jim Stossel, Greg Domonkos, John Gentile, Steve Campitell, Joe Mulcahy, Matt Klena, Joe Demko, Jeff Gentile, Coach Smutko, Frank Wozny, Tony Battiste, Barry Melnkovic, Nick Angelo, Bob Snyder, Mike Spinazzola, David Domonkos, Coach Quitko with improvements being made in facilities, the interest in track and its individual events This year's track squad had a fine season. There were sixteen lettermen returning from last yearas District Championship team. The team included three state qualifiers, Jim Campitelli, Lee Hoffer, and Mike Spinazzola. Hoffer and Spinazzola were also school record holders. Other senior lettermen were Nick An- gelo, Joe Mulcahy, Joe Demko, Steve Camp- itell, Steve Bencie, Dan Koshute, Lynn Weav- er, Vince Ferrante, and Keith Brumbaugh. With more meets being added each year and has been constantly growing. Each year more innovations, such as the ilip in the long jump and the use of artificial weather running track, has added to the excitement for the spectator and for the participant. With hard work and determination, which has become the trade- mark of W.A.H.S., Coach William Smutko's Ramblers were again one of the dominant track forces in the area. JUNIOR HIGH: Row l: John Blough, Chris Walerysiak, Steve Costantino, Dave Kaiser, Rick Livingston, Tom Gill, Chris Pruchnic, Blase Meyers. Row 2: Tony Ferrante, Mike Muscatello, Frank Tengeres, Pierre Finella, Jim Spinos, Steve Izing, Mike Adore, Tim Fisher. Row 3: Dave Wozny, Bob Jacobs, John Mucciola, Bruce Weaver, John Holden, Matt Elias, Tony Costantino, Ken Martin, Jim Finella, Coach Spinazzola 142 f Sports are x M g iw w u if 3. Z it , 1 Q? V 1 Y my Iaixgzwf 3' 1 ga ll 1 1 it M w Lggf g 1 M- 1 V., il v '1 'ff I s . + Lf 5 E W ...Q , U . Q ,VV Lr,. 4 i A'A'1 4-. ':L f ' h ' R , 2-' , sf' f ' ' - k 1 ',,- V ' ' A . 4 ' Q6 , W P , Q.. a .. .7 , K' 1-www r 'Bl' ! V : N., f Jr 1 .. ae, , ,M ,b A4 t .X VY- M -, ,Haj -fn... x .W .vw ' A-1' I1 , kg Sports ! 143 -,W Varsity Baseball Row 1: Coach Petro, Bill Kiss, Brett Feather, Dale Tomlinson, Greg Chicarell, Coach Lodolinski. Row 2: Mark Antalosky George Petro, David Nagy, John Bossi, Tim Wise. Row 3: Dan Blackburn, Blase Patrick, Dave Torquato, John Gallardo, Kevin Knecht. Row 4: Bob Zeglin, Steve Marcus, Chuck Ozimok This year's baseball team was a strong con- tender for the sectional title and Tri-County League crown. The team was centered around returning lettermen George Petro, Mark Anta- losky, John Bossi, and Dave Nagy. Junior letterman, Dan Blackburn, strengthened the team along with the other underclassmen. Coach George Petro's Ramb1er's had to play aggressive baseball at bat, in the field, and on the bases to help make up for the lack of Coach George Petro power and experience in their line-up. With a little bit of luck and a lot of hustle and desire, the Ramblers made another attempt at adding the sectional crown to their collection. Team play and fundamental baseball were the big- gest factors and the desire to win was also present. With the help of a couple lucky bounces and good breaks, the team had a very successful season. 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Johnstown Vo-Tech 27 7 Nj FOYCSI H1115 47 30 Shadyside Academy 7 28 Laurel Valley 54 25 Richland 13 12 Westmont 51 38 Bedford 14 42 ig Bishop McCort 47 81 Somerset 12 13 X FOFCSI 41 cchcmaiigh Twp. 27 o PJ Q23 Laurel Valley as 24 Westmont 13 42 ll 4 W 5. 1 Westmont 3 7 3 5 Bishop McCort 22 43 1' Q L 3, Bishop McCort 52 77 Forest Hills 31 14 , 'Y t 1 WAABA Tournament North star 13 12 l 3 I 5 f ll ' Richland so ss 5 wins, 5 losses ' ' I , 'll lm--A H' Johnstown 50 41 My fec fi M l 3 I ge 2 7 wins, 3 losses 12 ' - lg Junior Varsity Football 3 E f ---fi l A Q . , l wAl-ls oPP ii -L 3 , ? Bishop Carroll 10 16 '4 P - ff'---M, A P - 1 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Westmont 14 8 S252 .Je l :sm WAHS OPP Portage o 12 30 Wxihlwlfi S 5 Forest Hills 32 21 Cambria Heights 26 14 ll' 'f' I, ,add Laurel Valley 33 20 Richland O 14 ' W' 3 Westmont 37 30 Conemaugll TWP- 6 8 Bishop McCort 29 42 Bishop Gullfoyle 32 O Forest l.llllS 37 13 Bishop McCort 14 28 Laurel Valley 33 21 3 wins, 5 losses Cross Country Westmont 31 33 WAHS OPP Bishop McCort 34 39 Gr. Johnstown Vo-Tech 34 24 5 Wms' 3 losses Johnstown 33 26 Conemaugh Twp. 26 29 B' h C ll 41 25 , , . Rlihclildarro 37 20 Girls' Junior Hlgh Basketball : United forfeit WAHS OPP Q 5 Cambria Heights 25 30 North Star 38 8 Z Indiana 47 16 Somerset 51 24 Forest Hills 36 22 Richland 34 18 Central Cambria 30 25 Forest Hills 32 18 Portage 27 28 Ligonier 52 18 Somerset 35 22 Cochran 44 16 62 Westmont 41 26 Conemaugh Twp. 29 14 4 wins, 9 losses North Star 52 10 E Somerset 41 16 Richland 38 25 5 ' 43 35 5 JN Forest Hills l an-W ylblgl Ligchlcr 37 16 I Cochran 35 17 Q5 X ' fl WA --- Conemaugh Twp. 48 8 - as A e ,,,. G01 f Play-off J A , W'- ' Bishop McCort 26 44 N WAHS OPP 14 wins, l loss Rockwood 10 9 Everett 3M l5V2 Somerset 14 5 l l Bedford 4 14 Junior High Football Somerset llw W, it WAHS OPP Everett 7 12 Bishop Guilfoyle 6 22 Bedford 6 13 F-N ' Hollidaysburg 6 8 Rockwood 12W 6V2 350, . Keith 0 20 4 wills, 4 losses 7 Garfield 12 8 Cochran 16 3 - 'vi North Star 48 0 QE ..- Indiana 14 22 ' Bishop McCort 8 6 3 Q ,l 4 wins, 4 losses l ' f ,.. ci. nluinlu '-sf tum s. iiilmiuu wlllllllllll at X i 'umm xi -P ' ' fe BKYQ 148 X Sports A W-ark 'oN 5:5' C4544 Varsity Basketball Penn Cambria Forest Hills Forest Hills Somerset Bedford Penn Cambria Westmont Somerset Johnstown Central Cambria Richland Cambria Heights Indiana Westmont Cambria Heights Gr. Johnstown VO-Tech Central Cambria Richland Bishop McCort Indiana Playoffs Penn Cambria Bishop Guilfoyle Central Midland 23 wins, 3 losses Junior Varsity Basketball Penn Cambria Forest Hills Forest Hills Somerset Bedford Penn Cambria Westmont Somerset Johnstown Central Cambria Richland Cambria Heights Indiana Westmont Cambria Heights Gr. Johnstown Vo-Tech Central Cambria Richland Bishop McCort Indiana I3 wins. 7 losses 33,-1s:,.7i5. if lf d d' ' ,1 5 Q: 5 9 sl 7 7 W, 091' I 1741. x 3 l'-Zlil ff. --W 1 010 wAHs OPP t 70 68 5 99 60 R, 76 64 .3 as 63 ff, 66 41 2 101 74 s 79 so , , ,I 93 62 :E I Wx 63 57 3.4 ' ' 2 ,,,.. OL, 'fx 90 .nw.LZZ1. 'i Y: -- i -Z 4? 3 33 27 . . 61 77 Junior High Basketball 90 59 wAHs OPP 95 72 Logan 50 32 79 55 Roosevelt 30 5l 88 67 Bishop Guilfoyle 27 32 99 82 Logan 54 49 ff 82 62 Roosevelt 43 44 4 71 69 Bishop Guilfoyle 37 so 7770 ,g 78 65 Bishop McCort 42 35 1 6 Indiana 56 20 77 Cochran 41 34 7 - Bishop Carroll 57 24 f- f',f1 72 55 Somerset 58 38 1 1: Kew' X: ' f 4 - O hh.. 33 Q3 Garfield 33 37 gi Q x 65 74 Bishop McCort 52 4l M 'il X ax Indiana 36 27 K 'ew ' Cochran 49 23 Bishop Carroll 50 22 A ,, Somerset 66 30 ,, WAHS Opp Garfield 75 3l E 'E' 44 32 Roosevelt 38 54 B 46 37 I4 wins, 5 losses l 39 47 56 63 7 58 37 ' . 47 37 Girls' Volleyball 68 54 4 ' Johnstown won I5-5, 15-13 46 37 Bishop McCort won l5-l2, I5-9 47 65 Altoona won 11-15, 15-5, 15-7 55 54 -7: Gr. Johnstown Vo-Tech lost I5-3, I5-6 39 51 X Richland won 15-2. 15-2 53 40 Johnstown won I5-9, 16-14 68 56 Bishop McCort lost I5-12, I5-8 54 69 Altoona won A 15-3, 15-3 45 34 bd Gr. Johnstown Vo-Tech lost I5-5, ll-15, l5-I2 55 44 7 rib I s Richland won 15-4, 15-2 53 56 0 3 wins, 7 losse' 43 39 I J 64 so , ,s g W up 51 48 7 ' Baseball ,W wAHs OPP TS - - E 9 Westmont 4 1 V 5 ' A hi, -' Richland 9 4 ' Z 7525 Forest Hills 2 3 7, K -Q ,, Bishop McCort 3 0 1 Westmont ll 3 X ' Conemaugh Twp. 4 l X L X NN Bishop McCort l 9 'X Richland I0 0 g Off Forest Hills 3 0 I 7 ,ep Conemaugh Twp. 5 0 'U 7 Play-offs if Wi N55 V ' 7 ' Johnstown 2 9 ,Q - 8 wins, 2 losses X I qmlnlm--tnlrflf' 315' i Vs! -Fabsgqyi PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Allegheny Orthodontic Association Lysle W. Sherwin, MD Dr. Blough, Dr. Little Dr. William Weaver Dr. 8: Mrs. R. L. Furigay Windber Dentists Inc. Dr. 8: Mrs. Jerry Gray Dr. 8: Mrs. John Bell, Jr. Dr. 8: Mrs. Matthew J. Klena Dr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Pearson Dr. James Miller Dr. G. F. Wheeling Dr. 8: Mrs. Albert B. Pruchnic Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Alcamo Mr. and 8: Mrs. Andrew Antolosky Mr. 8: Mrs. Dennis Berkey Mr. 8: Mrs. William J. Bossi Mr. 8: Mrs. Rowland G. Bostock 8: Rowland J. Dr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Cardellino Dr. 8: Mrs. Christopher Y. Chweh Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred J. Clark Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Cocco Raymond DiBattista Mr. 8: Mrs. Felice DiNinno Mr. 8: Mrs. Ira Fleegle Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Geiger 8: Cindy Mr. 8: Mrs. George Hegedus Mr. 8: Mrs. Homer E. Hiteshew Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Adamik Mr. 8: Mrs. John A. Antolosky Mr. 8: Mrs. Steve Bencie Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Edward Blackburn, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Brumbaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Callihan Mr. 8: Mrs. Melvin W. Criswell Mr. Michael Clawson Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Elias Mr. 8: Mrs. Eddie Frasca 150 f Patrons GOLD PATRONS Mr. 8: Mrs. John I. Hoffman Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward G. Holsopple 8: Son Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Kaplan Mr. 8: Mrs. Vincent F. Keilman Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Klotz Mr. 8: Mrs. William D. Kmetz Arthur P. LaMonica, Memoriam Dr. 8: Mrs. Charles A. Landis Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Lombardi Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Makuch, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. McKenry Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald C. Mickle, Sr. 8: Sons Martha Neal in memory of Reita Neal SILVER PATRONS Mr. 8: Mrs. Merle K. Heckler Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Hegedus Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Helman Mrs. Lillian Hironimus Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Lambert Alma Ling Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas A. Papinchak Ann Reagan Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Sindor Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Singer Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton H. Ott, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Panetti Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Pekala Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Polasko Mr. 8: Mrs. Mirko Rehar Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul J. Robinson Secretaries, Office of the Superintendent Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shaffer Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Sutor 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael A. Tokarsky, Jr Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard F. Vargo, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Yocca, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Nunzio Yocca Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Sotosky Nunzio E. Spinazzola, Memoriam Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Spinos Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Thomas, Bonnie 8: Eugene Miss Mary Anne Vespa Mary M. Washko Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Weaver Mr. 8: Mrs. George Yoder Mr. 8: Mrs. Emmert Weaver Congratulations Seniors PIZZFI MGWWMWWI' TOWN TAVERN 1700 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. Congratulations Seniors 1435 Jefferson Avenue Windber, Pa. Best Wishes Seniors 1976 A. G. CORNER MARKET 713 Graham AVC- Congratulations Joseph and Rose Antonishak 152 X Ads - lnformals AGWAY INC. Your Home 8a Garden Center Best Wishes Class of 76 CHARLES K. BANTLEY AGENCY 1321 Midway Windber, Pa. Good Luck Class of 1976 BERWIND CORP. Windber, Pa. Congratulations BLACKBURN-RUSSELL CO. INC. Wholesale Merchants Bedford, Pa. Best Wishes PHILLIP BARZENSKY CEMETERY MONUMENTS Also Lettering 85 Cleaning Monuments 707 Fourth St. Windber, Pa. Phone 467-7818 Best Wishes from ALPINE INN Joe tgl Eddie Congratulations ANDERSON NEWS 1908 Graham Ave. The Store - small on the outside large on the inside Ads - lnformals X l53 Good Luck to the Class of 1976 CITY CYCLE SUPPLY 308 Bedford St. Johnstown, Pa. 15901 Congratulations AUTO PARTS CENTER, INC. everything for Amer. 8L Foreign Cars 1301 Jackson Ave. at Park Place Windber, Pa, 15963 Best Wishes BESTFORM FOUNDATIONS OF WINDBER, INC. Stockholm Ave. SL BESTFORM FACTORY OUTLET Open Tue. 8L Wed 1-5 Thursday 1-9 Discounts on swimwear, loungewear, bras, girdles, body suits Congratulations Seniors DICK'S AUTOMOTIVE 1701 Somerset Ave. Windber, Pa. 467-8758 Auto Parts 8: Accesories 154 ! Ads - Informals Congratulations Seniors CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 501 9th Street Windber, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of 76,, DI LORETO'S SERVICE STATION Graham Avenue 8: 19th Street Windber, Pa. Good Luck CATENA'S SERVICE STATION Custom Blending Sunoco Windber, Pa. Congratulations at All' ..t' Best Wishes f ' to the Class of 76 BUCHANAN,S BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER Corner Jackson Ave. 8L Park Place Windber, Pa. 15963 See us first for all your building and remodeling needs. Ad If l I TIZENS 7 Congratulations to the Class of1'76 CHESTER,S INC. Flowers - Paints i Wallpaper 1110 Graham Avenue Windber, Penna. Phone: 467-8508 Congratulations Seniors EUREKA HARDWARE 15th Street 8: Somerset Ave. Windber, Pa. a- 0 z 'E M G ca B. Fe 'BOBM FEATHER MOBILE HOMES l'Mobile 8z Modular Homes Feather Your Nest With a Little Downu RD 4-'11, Box 336B Windber, Pa. ather 814-467-5612 Congratulations from CORNACCHIA'S STORE Serving Our Neighbors Since 1919 God Bless You All Ads A Informals X 157 Congratulations 8c Best Wishes to the Class of 76', BUTERBAUGH HARDWARE 1117 Graham Ave. Phone: 467-8808 Electrical Supplies Sporting Goods Interior 85 Exterior Paints Bottled Gas Fertilizers Lawn and Garden Flower Bulbs Garden Seeds Lawn Mowers Snow Removal Tools 85 Equipment Snowblowers Congratulations Seniors D,AMICO CLEANERS 8: TAILORS 513 Thirteenth St., Windher, Pa. Phone: 467-9706 ii 'ti f Ads - lnformals Best Wishes CHIC,S SERVICE STATION 3433 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. 15963 Phone: 467-5822 Congratulations M. GLOSSER 8: SONS INC. 72 Messenger Street Johnstown, Pa. 15902 Honoring the t'76 Graduates . HILLTQP DAIRY Weaver Brothers 'R.D. iil Windber, Pa. Phone: 467-4391 For the Richest and Freshest Milk and Dairy Products It's Your Hometown Dairy 70 Years Reliable Service Congratulations Class of 76,, Best Wishes Seniors CONJELKO'S DAIRY STORE GOGO'S AMoCo SERVICE 518 Graham Ave. 467-9506 1200 Jefferson Avenue Windber, Pa. 15963 Congratulations D'ARCS PIZZA SHOP 2013 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Ads - lnformals X 159 Congratulations Class of H7611 AL DEPOLO'S BAR 1114 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. '6Where good friends meetv Good Luck to the Class of M767 DONA'S EXXON SERVICE 2000 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. 15963 Phone: 467-9947 I Congratulations B W. h LA MONACA,S ITALIAN est is es BAKERY W Est. 1922 Phone: 467-4909 ' Wi db ,P . FUNERAL HOME Hoff a ' 53rd Year 808 Somerset Ave. Bakers of Fine Italian Bread, Rolls and Pizza Shells. 160 ! Ads - lnformals Congratulations Seniors HOLLERN 8: KOONTZ INS. AGENCY 1421 Graham Avenue Windber, Penna. 15963 Phone: 467-9600 or 467-8776 COSTA I O 85 VARDZIK Builders , New Homes and Custom Remodeling if . f fjJf 4 g Free Estimates f f, , 2 ' If ftkfx' If is ff Xlxtx Ph' 467-54?i2l?rZ,::x'A I, I vf'AYi: RS I X -ay?-1 If, X fel. , - f',g f 352,-1,0 , 4 -3' if f fVV: Q i'f fTW '! A ix .st ! 1 L at HQ 1 , E flgilflll -L tllliiltg L- it tt ff A Congratulations from MISHELL J. GEORGE Congratulations FLUDER HOME 85 BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. R.D. 1 Windber, Pa. i P P Your One-Stop Building Supply Center Phone: 467-5571 Congratulations Seniors from Best Wishes BILL GORGON'S BARBER SHOP Personalized 1-laircutting 1444 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. DI LORETO'S BEAUTY SHOP Ads - lnformals X 161 Best Wishes Class of 76', J ANDY COAL CO., INC , JY 97 is W 2? F6 ,C 'I' X 162 I Ads lnformals Congratulations Class of '676 MEEK FUNERAL HOME 1312 Graham Avenue Windher, Pennsylvania God Bless All the Graduates ANTHONY MUSCATELLO DISTRICT JUSTICE MAGISTERIAL COURT No. 16-3-02 Monday thru Friday 4 8:30 to 4:00 Tuesday Evening - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. 1409 Somerset Ave., Windber, Pa. 15963 Dial 467-5113 Best Wishes JOE GORGON'S BARBER SHOP 1900 Graham Ave. Windher, Pa. ----!...,,, 'gBuona Fortuna for the Future FRANCO 8L SAL,S IMPORT AUTO SERVICE Sales 84 Service of All Import Cars Ads - lnformals X 163 COVER STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 504 Main Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15901 536-5189 Congratulations HOLY CHILD OF JESUS Beg, Wishes CHURCH wmdber, Pa. GARLATHYS MARKET !Ad' If I 1804 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. 15963 467-7909 Congratulations Seniors THE KEPKO-KISIEL FUNERAL HOME Windber, Pennsylvania Kitt. A AGENCY Windber. Pa. 15963 Best Wishes Seniors RUFFNER INSURANCE l500 Graham Avenue Congratulations Seniors SS. CYRIL 8: METHODIUS CHURCH 604 Graham Ave. Windber. Pa. 15963 Good Luck HORDUBAY'S SERVICE STATION R.D. l Route 56 1 Best Wishes Class of 76 G. A. SHAFFER MOTORS Congratulatmns Your local AMC X Jeep Dealer BILL IRONS l305 Jefferson Ave. at Windber. Pa. 467-4l58 HILLTOP TEXACO Ads - lnformals X l65 Best Wishes Class of 76 IHTEMHHNPLANHWSNHLL 3500 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Congratulations from FRANCES LOMBARDI BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes McCLOUD'S FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT 401 Graham Ave. Congratulations STJOHNSCANTRB CHURCH Rev. Bernard A. Pryzybacki, Pastor Rev. Ronald V. Osinski, Assistant Windber, Pa. Congratulations 76,, JAY'S JEWELRY STORE Watches, Diamonds 8: High School Rings Watch Repairing 166 X Ads - Informals Best Wishes Class of 76,' SHANKFUNERMLHOME Windber Pennsylvania Congratulations Class of 76,, EUREKA DEPARTMENT STORE -1-,iN - ie.-2, - e? -25 E' Ex X.. l f 5 R Iiirlllliiiruiifml f X n. -.35 I , I I ,k fy L Ii:-3 E fT I, .sn.i'N1'-W.ff! , j ,If 'Q , X, 1 H5 f ' lllu ,. uw ,'.. 1.7' X-I I' 'lu - -: .Xu ,, I ,, nf, Xi , F-, 4- R gig L 'I ---4 ....., , ,VVI ' 'WW Z ,A -I ' XA Q4-.'-Eg ii P I l 'x '- I I I 'I Ilhl ' .,,,hII'W7'. ' 'In0lll1ll'lmv,,I',Q XX YET:- : .w ': deli.-H ' i HI .- -'11--. ff In 'I . ' ' Mum MQ. I5 rr: ..-- ' -- I - ' - -- ----.. ., ' .' r I -13 E I .... .mi .aT. 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Good Luck MCCRO RY'S STO RE 1324 Graham Ave. Best Wishes THIELE P.O. Box 188 lll Spruce St. Windber, Pa. 15963 Best Wishes Seniors JOHN'S MARKET 901 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. 467-9109 I 1 - I Ads - lnformals X 167 Congratulations VICTORIA 2010 Somerset Avenue Masters of Schmidts M, ,,, 1 ' AllB d fB 8cSda an atm im atm at Mattie fan S O eel O ir A n' A13 '---- H - ' as ,sto 7 o?1?a??ti3?a555BEl o st 1 , so Best Wishes from MICHAEL'S HAIR FASHIONS Windber Shopping Center Congratulations Seniors LEE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Route 601 1 Mile South of Scalp Level Box 378-A R.D. 1 Windber, Pa. Phone: 467-4470 168 X Ads - Informals 467-9758 Best Wishes H767 WEAVER TRANSFER 8L STORAGE COMPANY P.O. Box 218, Rt. 56 Windber, Pa. 15963 Moving Palletized Storage Packing Free Estimates 467-8259 Congratulations Seniors MATCO R. V. SALES INC. Windber, Pa. P i l JV.,-66 0 M Q in-z:Lm.:? + ff Q ,MT Motorcycles Ad I f l 69 Congratulations to the L:'- I 7 ZZ: W N sts 7' it Eg small f 'tl I DBER BORGN Congratulations PARNELL-HUTCHISON INSURANCE AGENCY 1406 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Irwin W. or William Ishman 467-9309 or 467-9359 HOMER E. HITESHEW '6Homes of Distinction NWO' Of ,, 1500 Graham Avenue so mln Windber, Pennsylvania s LDIR N95 04,- 5 ' J. 3 3 me 5 0, HIIIIIGIEBIS vb' I umm SI' Residential tk Commercial I Remodeling STYLEX Home Dealer Congratulations Class of '76 MUSCATELLO CONSTRUCTION 170 ! Ads - Informals 308 llth Street Windber, Pa. Congratulations from WIND BER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Fifteenth Street Windber, Pa. Congratulations PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP A A 314 14th Street Congratulations Seniors Windber. Pa. l5963 Best Wishes PHILLIP,S FLOWERS 1214 Graham Ave. ROTARY CLUB WINDBER Ad If l I Good Luck POMROY SERVICE STATION R.D. No. 1 Rt. 160 S Windber, Pa. Service is Our Middle Name 1 Phone: 467-5823 Phone 467-7100 Atlantic Products REACH SCIOTTI MOTORS 21st St., Windber, Pa. 15963 Specialized Economical Auto Service Modern Engine Tune-Up rm-f Congratulations GERALD J. YOCK AGENCY NATIONWIDE INS. CO. 1410 Graham Ave. 505 Ash St Windber, Pa. Central City, Pa Life 4 Auto - Home - Business Pension - Health 172 f Ads - Informals Wim Congratulations and Best Wishes Best Wishes RENO'S Billiard Parlor Congratulations from REITZ COAL CO 509 15th St. Windber, Pa. Windber Office UNITED STATES NIITIUNIII. BIINK lping people just like yo ll Congratulations COSTA T-V 1321 Midway Windber, Pa. 15963 Authorized Servlcenter With Our Congratulations THE SEWING CENTER Your Viking Sewing Machine Dealer 1228 Graham Avenue. Windber, Pa. 467-5615 Best Wishes Seniors MR 8: MRS SIGMUND KUROWSKI Ads - Informals X 175 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 664 '7lfWwz.ecS'nzafztfZfV0me1z wmos:n,PA. Best Wishes Class of '76 BERKEY BUILDERS R.D. l Windber, Pa. Phone: 467-7803 Good Luck THE SADDLE SHOP ll22 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. 15863 X Leather Goods Phone 467-4869 ' h . ' P P ,L Congratulations Seniors 4 ,. .t: no a N 5K , V-gi ,x,,.:. in it Abb. tt. 7 - M. in T AFER . ' f k-., 'fjs , -1' L- . , A x L f M-an . ,zqk h b ,aa gif ti S 1 -- s f .. , 4 P ttit or gi l? 5 if it V lf-3 SE g'Prescriptions Are Our Specialtyv , 'lp 11, iss: gi T T3 4 . 4 Y Q' :P 1, 2 2 --U - Photo Processin U 17295 ' ,.,, . ., , g. . .I P -am' 'P one . , .7 ,.,.,.,.a, 7 'i 'ef' Russel Stover Candies Q ,... ,MQ it is .. .t . , it I I i Q it wmmmmw 3 ' 4 Sunday 6-9 P.M. 7 Q. tsttst is 176 ! Ads - Informals Good Luck Seniors SHAFFER OIL CO. 1826 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. 467-7009 or 467-7430 Best Wishes PAUL SHAFFER 1403 Midway, Windber. Pa, Ads -- Informals X l77 fig 2227 www Congratulations Class of 1976 From All the Area SHEETZ KWIK SHOPPERS Best Wishes Seniors WINDBER LION'S CLUB XYGN my-'U 'PNAUOF We Serve Motto - Lions Liberty Intelligence Our Nationis Safety Congratulations STONE HOTEL from 1719 Graham Avenue NORMAN W. STAHLEY Stop for GooE116lgi2izgfL Sandwiches 178 ! Ads - Inforrnals Good Luck THOMAS AMOCO SERVICE 504 12th Street Windber, Pa. 467-8608 We wish to extend our congratulations to the Class of H760 LONGWALL MINING INC. 900 Mine 42 Congratulations TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN INDUSTRIES 918 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Everybody Goes to Valley Dairy VALLEY DAIRY STORES A Div. of Fairview Dairy, Inc. Best Wishes from WWBR RADIO 1350 on the Dial Windher. Pa. s - lnformalsf 179 Best Wishes MERVAC INC. 420 Park Place Windber, Pa. 180 I Ads - Informals I Best Wishes TOP HAT Full Service Cleaners 1217 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. 15963 467-7417 Good Luck 10th STREET CLOTHING STORE 300 10th Street and Jefferson. Congratulations FORD SALES 1' Vw .100 GRAHAM AV WINOBT N if NNA 457-5565 Congratulations Seniors WINDBER HOTEL 502 15th Street Windber, Pa. Rooms - Restaurant - Dining Room Lounge - Bar Joseph C. Suto - Proprietor Best Wishes Congratulations HCI:-rss of 1976', WINDBER AUTO PARTS R.D. irl Route 56 East Windber COMPANY, INC. 1224 Graham Avenue Ads - Informals X 1 I 182 X Ads - Informals The All New URDHTUREPMS Home of Pennsylvania House 1000 Graham Avenue Windber, Pa. 15963 Phone: 467-7200 Congratulations to the Class of 76H CENTER X SECTION Activities ............... Cheerleaders ........ DA R A ward ......... FBLA ................ FHA ,............. Forensics ....... HCC .,....,... Hi Times ........... Interact .............,...... Jr. High Band ......... Jr. High Chorus ............. Jr. High Dramatics ............ PA GE 86 108 110 114 115 101 115 100 111 98 104 117 Jr. High Pep Club .................. .,...... 1 05 Jr. High Student Council .....,..,..... .....,.. 1 12 Junior Stylus Business Staff ........ ...... 9 0 Junior Stylus Editorial Staff ........ ...... 8 8 Junior-Senior Prom '75 ............. 122 Library Club ..........,................ ........ I 03 DEX SECTION PA GE National Honor Sociegf ........ ........... 9 2 Patrons ......................,........... P. 11 Youth Advisory Boarddiii .... Scholastic Quiz .............,....... Senior Class Play Cast ......... Sr. High Band .........,......... Sr. High Chorus ..........,..... Sr. High Dramatics .................. ......... Sr. High Student Council .,...... ,,....... Senior Recognition Day ........... ......... Student - Faculgf Rel. Com. ...... ........ . Stylus Business Staff .....,.,.,..... ....... 9 0 Sgilus Editorial Staff ........,....., ......... Tribune Democrat Scholar .......... ..,..,.,. Varsity W Dance ...................... ......... YEA .,..................................... ......... Administration and Faculgf .....,... .........., 6 6 Ads and Informals ..................... SECTION Seniors ............. Services ........ Sports ..................... Baseball .....,......,. Boy 's Basketball PA GE 41 84 124 144 136 Cross Country ........ ,,,,,,, 1 34 Football ....,...........,. .,..... 1 26 Girls Basketball ........ ....... l 32 Goh' ................ ........ ...... 1 3 5 Scoreboard .......... ...... 1 48 Track ............... Volleyball ....,... Underclassmen ....... Juniors .....,. .... .... S ophomores ....... Freshmen ........... Eighth Grade ,.... Seventh Grade... 142 135 . ........ 34 . ........ 36 . ........ 42 . ........ 48 Introduction .........................,..........................,..... I The 1976 Stylus Staff gratefully acknowledges the cooperation and assistance of: The Administration, Faculty, Services, and Students, Windber Board of Education, Mr. Alcamo, Dr. Landis, Cover Studio, Miss Kochinski, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Ripple, Mr. Urian, Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. Yocca. The tife and drum, Spirit of '76, heard around the world, is an ideal we will long remember and a struggle we will never forget. In 1776, this great nation was formed in order to provide liberty and justice for all men. The events and memories that shaped this era have been preserved for us in many diaries, accounts, and journals of our forefathers. As we look back to that date two hundred years 184 l Index ago, it is quite easy to discover the spirit ofthe people in 1776. We, the staff, are confident that this yearbook will also bring back the memories of the year, 1976. It is with pride that we have recorded our accomplishments. In the years to come, we hope it will be the Spirit of 1976 that also will be remembered.