1971 Yearbook

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TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION .. . .. . . ... . ... .. . 4 STUDENT LIFE . . ... ... . ...... 6 FACULTY ...... . .. . . .. ... . . . . 30 SENIORS . .. . . .. . . . .... .. . .... 48 UNDERCLASS . .. ... .. .... . . . 108 RECOGNITION . . .. . ........ 142 ORGANIZATIONS . . .. . . . .. . 152 A'T'l-TT P'T'T r~ 1 ot.:

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llVaves of confusion adrift in an ocean of questions.

Searching for answers finding none.

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Acres of emptiness faceless crowds peering silence.

No one listening.

No one caring.

Whoever you are1 whenever you're lonely our book is yours.

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STUDENT LIFE

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To everything there is a .season And a time to every purj1ose under heaven A time to gain. A time to lose.

A time to rend A time to sow.

A time of love. A time of hate.

A time ofpeace.

- Ecclesiastes

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Softly, here comes the morning dawning, beginning one more day ...

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I remember days that Jett i;ke

it was raining daisies.

- John Sebastian

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want to be free You can say I I will be.

I can say some day - James Taylor

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What is food to one rnan may be fierce poison to others.

- Lucretius

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Your time has come to shine A II your dreams are on their way See how they shine.

- Simon and Garfunkel

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All the things that man devises to help him do his thing Amazing moonshine rockets And little wheels that sing .. .

- John Sebastian

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It's a long way from anywhere like heaven to this town.

- J ames Tayloe

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The answers, my friend, are blowing in the wind The answers are blowing in the wind.

- Bob Dylan

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There are places fill remember Ali my life though some have changed.

Some forever not for better Some have gone and some t'emain.

Ali these places had their moments lVith lovers and friends I stili recall.

Some are dead and some are living, In my lift I've loved them all.

- Lennon/McCartney

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FACULTY #t

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Teach your children well and feed them on your dreams don 1t you ever ask them why if thry told you, you would cry so jUJt look at them and sigh and know they love you.

- Graham Nash

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ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Wilfom Babcock S11peri11tmde111 Dr. Paul ll. Bingaman Principal Mr. Lyon Porter AJJiitam Pri11dpnl Mr. Paul R.hodcs AISislallf Pri11cipt1I

SCHOOL 130ARD - Sealed: Mr. Ralph Moyer, Mrs. Adelaide Kendig, Mr. Duane Doty, Mr. llobm Dunham, Mrs. Mnrgaret Ri ley. Sh111di11g: Mr. Fred Hoffman, Dr. Thomas Mcbane, Mr. Richard Bunnell, Mrs. Nancy Daniels, Mr. R. Rupert Kountz.

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GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Ronald Faris Miss Sherry Farrall Mr. Dr:iper Read Mr. Sherdcll Snyder Mr. Richard Swails

SBCRBTARIES Mrs. Virginb Sunday Mrs. Frances Tewksbury

LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Frnnces Poorman Mrs. Mona Butler Mrs. Ethel J..cach Mrs. Jean Hmis

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Mrs. Anna Frick i.J111g11,1gt Ji Mrs. Anne F ta/th and P.''l)JJ, Ed ry Mrs. Carol Gentry · ' E11D/JJ'h 0

· Gcoc c D r. w·11 ' mn lnd1111rial A g Mrs. Eloi · r/J B11si11m ~J G1ll.ilancl M cu11ca11on r. ~ar~ld Griffith Mrs t,al.s111dif!J . ,1cl11e HgmiJI PhJJ, F.d.

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lvjr. Wilbert Hamnnn

Music Mr. Franklin Hege Music Miss Sarah Hess B111i11w &111r11tio11 Mrs. Nancy Hillis

Homt Ero110111ics Mr. F. Lehman Hitchens Mnth Mr. Hugh Hodge

Srima Mr. Jackson Horner Htnlth 1111(/ PhJJ, E.d.

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Do you have a problem? would you like someone to solve 'ern, would you like someone to share in your misery?

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Mrs. Constance Infield Work Exptrimce M:s. Fr1111ces Jacobs E11glish Mr. Theodore Kemmerer Dmi,ws Ed11ca1io11 Mrs. Callie Kingsbury E11gli1h Mr. James fangton Music Mr. John Long Math Miss Debra Lyle M111h

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Mr. Dean Manin Soda/ S111di(I! ,md English Mrs. Norma McDonald u111g11ag1 Mrs. Alice McPcmers B11si11us F.d11ra1io11 Mr. George Melson Sde11ce Mr. Thomas Mllls Sdmu Mrs. Louise Mook Ari

Mrs. Marion Morg2n Health a11d Phys. 1!.d.

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Mr. Dwight Mostoller Mf11h

Mrs. Evelyn Murray EngliJh Mr. John Mutzcck L,111g11age Mrs. Lucct1c O'Neill u 111g11age Mr. Mich~cl Pmilak Mir1h

Mr. Ronald Pifer Htallh a11d PhyJ. &I. Dr. Edward Podrasky Sdmce Mr. Richard Pye EngliJh Mr. Glenn Shaffer E11gliJh Mr. John Sholly E11gliJh Mn. Gcrtr.lud Shulics u111g1/f1g~ Mrs. Dorothy Simons Librari,111 Mrs. Dorothy Smith Social S111di1J Mrs. Ernestine Snyder Nurre Miss Lind~ Snyder English Mrs. Deanne Sodergren Ma1h Miss Nancy Steinbach S()(ial S111die; Mr. Ronald Strapel lnd11s1rial Arts

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Mr. P.<lward Strause La11g11ag~ Mr. Robert Sutherland Soria/ S111dies Miss Grace Thunborg Social S111rlies Mr. Orian Tormey Srimre Mrs. Elizabeth Vandell E11gliJh Mn. Manha Waite: E11g/iJh

And you read your Emily Dickinson, And I my Robert Frost And we note our place with bookmarks that measure what we've lost.

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Mr. Tom Wallace Ht1t//h and Phys. F.d.

Mr. Theodore Wentz Social S111dit.s Mr. Hubert White Sdt11t1 Mr. J ames Williams 8usit1tJJ Ed11ra1io11 a11d English Mr. Milo W illiams Sdt11rt

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Mrs. Mary York

Er,g/i1h Mrs. Lenore Zahn

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TEACHERS WITH ONLY ONE PICTURJl

Mr. Philip Adams Driver !!,,l Mr. Erne-st G:lckcnbach Dri11tr &/.

Mrs. Lorraine Shaffer f/omt fro110111irs Mr. Clyde Suloff

Soci"I Studies Mr. Carl Weaver

/11d11stri"/ Arts Mr. Paul Williamson

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TEACHERS NOT PICTURED Dr. John Hanna

D11si11ess Ed. Mrs. Bloise Murray J-10111e &o110111ia Mr. Robccc Smith

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There will be an answer, let it be Speaking words of wisdom let it be.

- Lennon/McCartney

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O happy torment, when my torturer doth teach me answers for deliverance!

- Shakespeare

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The Class of '71 has been cogecher since 7th grade - a statement classes won't be able co make much longer.

Despite the often repeated "student turnover" in this "transient" town, it's still the same basic bunch.

Do you remember? at the junior high, report cards with the human touch ... getting suspended for forgetting excuse blanks three days in a row ... alphabetically segregated lunches ... rolling Sweet-Tam down the ramp ... getting ice-cream and knives ... using ink for the first time "because you'll have to in senior high" ... being told ninth graders are perfect by teachers . . . the ~rsc year of girl's track. at the senior high, upperclassmen trying co walk all over you ... getting our first "best one-act" award ... "Good News" ... Mrs. Zera abandoned fully clothed in the middle of a lake at the Sophomore picnic ... Rex ... being responsible enough for pop, crackers, and ice cream machines we couldn't use afrer school ... geccing another "best one-act" award ... "Oklahoma" ... the Junior Talent Show ... welfare drives ... those endlessly returning parch days ... Greasers ... the Prom in the gym and cafeteria ... running everything from football ream to Student Council ... renaming the school newspaper . . . being the stars of all chose victorious teams ... the can drive ... the Peace Corps School Partnership Drive . .. paws to Bellefonte, paw pictu.i:es, paw power, paw buttons ... our buses to away games ...

Mr. Pye's levelheadedness saving us ... the New Year's Eve Dance . . . our overwhelming number of Merit semi-finalists and commended ones . . . the Dinner Dance ... GRADUATION ...

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SENIOR SENATE

Pron/ Roru: M. Morse (V.P.), M. P. Dolan (Sec.), R. Hughe~ (Pres.), M. Gross (Treas.). Src· J. Byers, R. I.cwis, A. Willower, N. Gorlow, D. Blazosky, P. Wtight, A. Wagner, E. Grindall. Third Row: D. Quigg, L. Hcrshbcrgcr, ll. Kelly, P. Reilly, B. Clon· iogcr, N. Saulsbury, B. Hylbm, D. Barrickman, P. Morgan, B. Crompton, T. Glantz, D. Wise, E. Coble, T. Losch, T. Stcmbcracr, G. Oyler, T. Ham, D. Lundy, M. Dreibelbis, R. Avey, R. Lutz, L. Baughman.

011d Ro111: M. Vivino,

Mr. Pye - Class Spomor.

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Somebody come with me and Jee the pleasure in the wind.

Somebody come before it gets too Late to begin.

Somebody come and play.

Somebody come and play today/ Somebody come and be my friend, And watch the sun 1til it rains again.

Somebody come and play today.

- J oe Raposo for "Sesame Street"

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Oh, I've seen fire and five seen rain

I've seen sunny days that I thottght would never end

I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend . . .

- James Taylor

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All the world over so easy to see People everywhere just wanna be free Listen, please listen, that's the way it should be Peace in the valley .Everyone should be free.

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THOMAS PAUL AJ30URflZK BONNlE LEE ABRAMSON

We have the gift of ourselves for the life of the world.

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Cad Amcringcr

DP.BORAH LYNN ACE

DAVID SCOTT ADAMS

JAMES EOW ARD ADDLEMAN

RICHARD ARTHUR ALLSHOUSE

CARL FORREST AMERINGER

KAREN VIRGINIA AMMERMAN

lllCHARD JOHN AMM ERMAN

ROBERT CHARLES AMMERMAN

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CANDACE LU ANDERSON HANNAH ANDERSON KARL GILBERT ANDllRSON

PANNY LUCIA AQU!RE

MICHAEL JOSEPH ARCHER

KATHY LYNN ASHBY

HEID! J. ASPATURIAN

RICHARD DEAN AVEY

DA VIO JOHN AXELSON

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DENISE KAY BABIN

EILEEN CECILIA BACH

ROBERT BAGSHAW

CYNTHIA ANNE BAKER

DAVID KEVIN BARBER

) . T. BARBER

DONALD WAYNE BAILEY, JR. LEE WARREN BAILEY SUSAN DIANA BAILEY

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KEITH GREGORY BARNES

DAVID MICHAEL BARR

DA YID SETH BATT '

LELAND ANDREW BAUGHMAN

KEITH LYNN BARR

PAMELA KAY BAUMGARDT

DAVID AR.THUR BARRICKMAN

TIMOTHY l,EE BAYLETS

DAVE HUGH BECHDilL JANET ELLEN BEIK BRIC CLARK BllNGTSON

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VICKI LaRUE DISH

ALPRED BERNARD llLAKER

JAMES RICHARD BLOOM, JR.

JOHN WOODROW BLOOM

WIJ.UAM LEHMAN ULAND

DEBRA LYNNE BODLE

DOROTHY JOYCE BLAZOSKY

ROBERT HENRY BOLLINGER

Tf the cells and channels of a tree but take up and car1y further the onward urging sap; there will emerge at last, rustling and sunlit branches - crowns of leaves and freedom. I will begin.

- Erick Maria Remarque

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GllRALD RAY BORG BR

ROBERT MARSHALL DRRWER

SUSAN S. BORGER

STEVE CHARLES BRACKOILL

BARBAR.A ELLEN BREON

RICHARD NELSON BRIGGS, JR.

DAVID JOHN BRINGMAN

KATHERINE BRODERICK

] think life should be free with no W01'ries at all. I think.

- Bob Brewer

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NANCY CAROL BROUSE SUSAN CLAUDIA BROWN

Being close to nature, I think, is the best way for a person to find himself.

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Dave Bishop

STEFANY ANNA BUBASH

MARLIN DALE BURNS

WILLIAM W ARRBN BURR

HENRY BUSH

RENNA BUSS

CYNTHIA LEIGH BUTLER

JANET LYNN BYERS

CABRINI MAR!Ii CAPPARELLI

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LINDA THERESE CARDENUTO

ALAN JOHN CASE

SANDRA LEE CHUBB

NANCY CHUCKRAN

ROBERT WARREN CLONINGER

MARY KATHY CQBB

ETHEL GRACE COBLE

ROBIN DARLENE COLE

JOHN FRANCIS COLLINS, JR CRAIG RICHARDSON COLWELL

Will you still need me} wit/ you feed me} When Pm sixtyjour.

- John Lennon

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Consideration is the pleasure and envy of others . . .

- Delores Connelly

CAROLYN KA YE CONFER

PATRICIA JEAN CONLEY

MELISSA ANN CONFER

DOLORES JEANNE CONNELLY

Hang on to your hopes) my friend.

That's an easy thing to say) But if your hopes should pass aw,ty Simply pretend that you can build them again.

- Paul Simon

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DENISE MARIE CONKLIN

DENNIS EUGENE CORL

MARY LYNNE CORL

VIRGINIA LOU CORL

KEITH lR WIN COX

KENNETH MICHAEL CRISTU DILLY ANN CROMPTON REBJ!CCA ANN CUMMINGS

ROBERT RAYMOND DAHM US

CRAIG JONATHAN DALY

Kf!NNETH RUEL DAVP.NPO RT

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ROBERT ALLAN DAVIES

PATRICIA LYNN DECJ<HR

STUART JOEL DAVIDS

REA DECKER

GEORGE FRANCIS DIXO I WILLIAM JOSHPH D!Xt >1'.

Don't let life hang you up Don't let it make you sad and blue Because it won't be long before your life is up - Juanita Davis

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JUANITA DA VIS

MARY ELLEN DICKEY

MEREDITH LEE DAY

RICHARD STEPHEN DILLS

MARY PATRICIA DOLAN ELLEN l.OUISE DOMBROWSKY

Lift is thus a moment only, a dissolving of oumlves in other selves as a hardy gift.

-W. H. Auden

JAYMIE VIOLET DORAN

MARGARETH LYNN DRODKA

MICHAEL R. DORNEMAN

DIANE LYNN DREIBELDIS

JOHN .ANDREW OUNKUl

STEVEN MICHAEL DREIBEJ,DIS

JON OLSON ECKESS

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ROBERT DAVID EDWARDS

MICHAEi.JAY EGOl.1'

GREG BLAIR BLIIIN

CARYL SUE ELLIOrr

PAMELA FAITH ERICKSON

SCOTT ROBERT ERTllL

P()Werfui agents in the purification of iifa are wisdom and knowledge; by pursuing its mean.r I shall not die, I shalt suffocate in ecstasy.

- Scott Ertel

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DAWN I.EE ERWIN GEORGE KIM ESOER PAUL MICHAEL FAGAN

DANN JAY FARQU HAR

JENNIFER RUTH FARRAND

LAURA LEE FAULKNAR

JANET LOUISE FEDON

LAURA JO FF.DON

DENNIS KA YE FETZER

DAVID PAUL FINLON

CYNTHIA EDITH FITZGERALD

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RICHARD RODNEY FLEDO'I'TE: CINDY Ll.lE FOLMAR

But ifyou tame me, then we shall need each other. Only one understands the things that one tames. You become responsible, forever, for what you hcwe tamed.

- Antoine de Saint Exupery

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ROBERT ALAN FORD, JR.

ELBANOR ANN FORMICA

JON SECOR FORSTER

STEVEN JONATliON FORTUNE

FREDRIC WILLIAM FOX

JOSEPH FREDERICK FRANKL

REBECCA ANN 11RlTZ DEBRA ANN FUtTZ

The only way out of today'J mimy iJ for people to become worthy of each other's trust.

- Albert Schweitzer

ALYS GABEL

CYNTHIA ANN GARDNER

ROBERT RICHARDSON GA!lDNHR

ROBERT FRANCIS GENTRY

DEBRA ANN GHANER

GILBERT WILLIAM GHA NER, JR.

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Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

HUGH VINCENT GIBBONS

CHERYL DEN ISE GIBSON

GI.IZNDA JOYCE Gil.LIE

DAWN LUANN GILLIGAN

THOMAS FRANKLIN GILLIGAN

THOMAS AUGUST GLANTZ

JOHN EDWARD GOODE

NANCY BARDARA GORLOW

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LINCOLN ALLAN GOTSHALK

NANCY JEAN GRABILL

VELMA ElJ.ClEN GRAHAM

JtiANN[E CAROJ. GRAHAM JACK NORMAN GRAY GARY WADE GRP.llN

GINGER MARLENE GRIECO

RUTH EMILY GRlNDALL

CATHY ANN GRINDLl1

MARGARET E. GROSS

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MARTHA JANE GROUT KENNlffH DAVID GROVE

I'm gonna give all that I've got to give.

Cross my heart and I hope to live.

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Phil Ochs

MELINDA ANNE GROVE

JILL ANN GRUN

NORMA LYNN HAHN

JANIS ELSIE HALL

KEITH HALDEMAN

KAREN S. HALPENNY

TAEWOO HAM KERRY O'Nl!(L HAMP'l'ON

Maybe love would the catalyst be To harmonize the difference between you and me.

- Cy Coben

ROBERT C. HAMPTON

JUDlTH WALKER HANSEN

META YVONNE HARRIS

DEBE L. HARPSTER

STEPHEN L. HARPSTER

HERBERT RAY HARTSWICK

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JANICE ANN HARVEY

JUDY umHASSING!lR

DEBRA EMILIA I-IA YES

ROBERT MICHAEL HENSCHEN

ALANE LOUISE HERSHBEllGER

ROBERT ARTHUR HIRSCH

KAREN MARIE HEALD HOWARD LUTHER HENNING MICIIA EI. ARTIIUR HENNIG

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It is liberation to discover that being loved is seconda1y to loving.

- Fanny Howe

PAMELA HODflS

DEBORAH ANN HOLSINGER

EDWIN .BARRY HOPPMAN

NANCY CORA HOFSTRA

NANCY ELAINE HOKE

KENNETH B. HO.MAN

MICHAEi. LYNN HOOK

JANET HORNllH

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MARK ALBERT HOUSTON

THOMAS EUGRNE HORNER

HOMER I.EE HORTON III

JUDY 'Hnt JK

RICKY DAVID HOUTS

SUZANNE HOUTS

JULIE ANN HOY

We our.selves will be loved far awhile and then forgotten. But the love will have been enough.

- Thornton Wilder

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RONALD LEE HOY

PAMELA ANN HUBER

CLAIRE YVONNE HUDSON

KAREN SUE HULi.

JOAN CAROL HV.MPHREY

WILLIAM WEBB HUNT

KENNETH WILLIAM HYLDERT ANGEi.A LYNETTE lNTORRE SUSAN LYNN JAMES

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RUSSELL EDWARD J ENNESS

CHRISTOPHER FREEMAN JOHNSON

JANET ANITA JOHNSON

JOHN ANTHONY JOHNSON MARLENE ANN JOHNSON PAUL RICHARD JOHNSON

SUSAN CAROL JOHNSON

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DAVID WAYNl1 KAPROCKl

ROBIN KAUTZ

CONNIE ELJZAI.IETll KEAN

ELIZABETH ROSE KEITHAN

VICKI GAYR KHLLHR

ELIZABETH ANN KELLY

JAMES RUSSELL KENYON

VICTORIA LEMAY KEPLER

I suppose that's the difference between the gift offriendship itself and a material gift given to a person you admire, the former can never be exchanged and the latter almost always can.

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MARGARET ELLEN KESLER

JOHN MALCOLM KEY

PETER GORDON KINGSBURY

STEPHANIE LOU ISE KIRKPAiRICK MARJORIE JANE KISTLER WILLIAM HAR.RY KtABAN Ill

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MARK Al.LAN KNOX

GUY NEtSON KORMAN

BARBARA JEAN KOSTEK

NB!!. STANFORD KREBS

JUDITH ANN KRUMRIN O THOMAS JON KUSH KATHY LEE LAMPE

MARILYN SUE LANDIAK

TORI JO J.ARCHUK

JOSEPH FRANCIS LATORRE

MARY KATHRYN LATIIMER

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ANNE MARIE HELENll LEBLANC KAREN J EAN LEINl3ACH

But you know it's ha1'd to tell When you're in the spell if it's W1'ong or if it's real But you're bound to lose Ifyou let the blues get you scared to feel . . .

- Joni Micchell

CHARLES DANIEL LEONARD

CYNTHIA LOU LINGLE

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AD},M ROOERT LEOS

PATRICK JAMES LITTLE

JUDITH ANN LEWIS

MARK EASTMAN LINDSTROM

DONNA KAY LOESCH

MELVIN ERNEST LOESCH

GUNILLA 1.0NNEMARK

TERRY LEE LOSCH

DEBRA SUSANNE LOWERY

JOSEPH MELVIN LOWERY ' DAVE !-!AINES LUNDY PHYLLIS MARIE l.UTTNER

RONALD JOHN LUTZ

MARK CHARLES LYNCH

LYNN ELANA MACRI

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MICHAEL WILLIAM MANEVAL

THOMAS DAVID MARRO, JR.

MARIA TI!RESA MARTELLA

DAVID SCOTT MARTIN

SHARON RlTA MAYKUT

AMY LOU McBRIDE

ELii'.ABETll 11 RANCRS McCLAIN W ll.UAM RICHARD McCOY

Mother, father, all my friends Have seen me have my day But now I see that there's no neea In trying to run Though iJij been fun.

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Dave Mason

BARBARA J EAN McCURDY

PATRICK ALAN McDONOUGH

JOSEPH EDWARD MEHALICK

MARGARET JOANNE MEYER

MICHAEL DAVID MEYER

KATHRYN LOUISE MEYERS

SUE ANN MIERLEY ANN MARIE MEHOLICK DEBORAH ANN MILLBYER

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NICHOLAS HEATH MORGAN PAMELA ANN MORGAN RlCHARD HALL MORRIS

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DENNIS BYRON MlLLER

RONALD CALVJN MILLER

SUSAN MONICA MlNSHALL

RANDY CHARLES MISNER

MICHAEL ALAN MOORE

VICTORIA LOUlSH MOORE

MICHAEL JOSEPH MORSE

KATHRYNE OWEN MURPHEY

LEil EDWARD MURPHY

MARGARH'l'TA ROTE NEAD

DEBORAH LOUISE NEFF

FRANK WILLIAM N ESHTHRUK, JR.

DEBRA NOEL

MARGARET ANNE NORDBLOM

I.lNDA MARIE NORRIS ELIZABETH CHISHOLM NYDEGGER

Don't set your thermostat too high.

- Bill Hylbcrt

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ANDREW STUART PALMER LINDA KAY PARKER ROBERT LEE PARSONS

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OAVID MICHAEL O'CONNELL

PAMELA SUSAN OSTROWSKI

SAMUEL KERRY OWENS

GREGORY KENNETH OYLER

VIRGINIA ROSE PALAZZARI

SCOTT DAVID PALERMO

KIM PATTERSON

JEAN PENDERED

KARNA ANNA PERSSON

RUTH ANNA PETERS

vrcrORIA GAIL PETERS

P. BLAIR PFAHL, JR.

LAWRENCll CORilELL PHARO BARRY GENE PHELPS

JULIA THERESE PHILIPS

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JANICE MARIJl Pr! ILI.IPS

JUDITH MIRIAM PHILLIPS

BARBARA ANN f'IGO'rl'

LINDA SUZANNE PLEDGER

RODHR'I' S'rEVON POORMAN

SHAREN LEE POORMAN

.. . keep peace with your soul. With ct!/ its sham1 drudgery1 and broken dreams, it1s stitl a beautiful world.

- Anonymous

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MAil Y T.OI HSJJ PU ATT

RODERT LEE PRESSLER

TED WILLIAM PUI'f

MARGARl1T LEE RAINELU RENEE LYNN REASINGER STEVEN GERALD REDDICK

I~ j ~I ) DAVID ABRA M REESE

DEBRA ANN REESE

TWILA SUSAN RBICH

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MlCHllLLE RAE Rll!LLY PATRICIA ELIZABETH RHll.LY

Do not think for me . . . interpret freely . . . impfre me.

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Tizzie McClain

KATHY LYNN RHULE

DEBRA SUE RIDER

DENNIS RAY RIPKA

DEBORAH ELI.EN RIGHTNOUR

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DIANNE LOUISE RlDllR

SUSAN MARIE R!GONF.

RICHARD HOWARD RIDER

CONNIE MAP. RIMMEY

GLORIA JEAN RINEHART JACK W. RlSHBBRGER

!mist on yourself; never imitate. Yottt' own gift you can present evety moment with the ettmulative farce of a whole life's cultivation.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

PAULA WYNN ROBERTS

JAMES DOUGLAS ROGERS

BEVBRLY JEAN ROMIG

KENNETH LEH ROWZER

NANCY EI.IZABETH SAULSBURY

SUSAN C. SCHAEl'PClR

JOHN RICHARD ROTHGAOER

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CAROLYN ELIZABETH SMUTZEI\ HARRY EMANUEL SMYSER Ill

I want to know where I stand, and to stand secure.

- Albert Camus

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MARJORIE LOUISE SOLi (

JEANETTE CATH ERINE SOWASH

DEBORAH MAE SPF.A R

JOHN LLOYD SPEARLY

LOU ANN $PEARLY

ROBERT CHARLES SPECH'r

ELllABETH MlLDRliO SPEU.

EOW ARD LESTER SPERBER

The beginning is freedom from necessity.

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DEBORAH JEAN SPICER

SARAH ROBERTS STEFFAN

Tizzie McClain

KATHY ALMA SPICER

DAVID LEON SPOONElR

ANTHONY ROBERT STBMBERGER

EDWARD HAROLD STEPHENS

JANET MAY SPRAGUE

DIANE ROSE STINE

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Preedom is not something man har far others. Being free means "being fi'ee far the other,"

DA YID LEROY STONER

PAUL KLF.F. STROTHER

KAREN LINDA SWANSON

GERALD EDWARD SWANGER

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SUSAN TERESA STURCKEN

RITA JANE SWARTZ

MARY ELlZAflET/-l SUI-IEY

flR UCE WAYNE SWARTZWELDER

because the other has bound me to him. Only in relatiomhip with the other am I free.

- Dietrich Bonhoeffer

ROBERT LEON SWEETLAND

CHRlS'fOPHllR REED SWEITZER

JEANNE MARIE 'l'AMMEN

JO ANN TARICANI

THOMAS FRANCIS SZELIGA

SERGE NEFF TAYLOR

BETTY FARlSE TALLON

STEVEN EDWARD TEAM AN

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JOLAlNll AMELIA TEYSSIER ROBERT JAMES THOMAS, JR. JEAN CAROL Tl IU.EIUNG

SUSAN ESTHER TOBEY

BARBARA MAE TONEY

DAVID DAVENPORT TUKEY

MARY STEWART VALJ.ANCE

102

SHARON LYNNE TRIEBOLD

MAUREEN ANN VIVINO

ANDRllAJOAN WAGNER JOHN JACOD WAGNER STEPHEN CRESWELL WALKER

CAIL ANN WATTS

DEBRA. WDA VER

MARGARET !!ILEllN WEA VER

THELMA RACHA!!L WEBER

GARY JOHN WEEKS

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ROBERT WALLACE WEISMAN

KAREN LOUISE WEEI.ANO LYNDA MAE WILLIAMS ROXANNl! W IT.i.lAMS

ANN J EANETTE WILLOWER DAN HOWARD WISl3 PATRICIA LYNNE WILSON

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MARCIA SUE WERBA

SHARON LYNN WESTOVER.

Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see It's getting hard to be someone but it all wodes out.

It doesn't matter much to me.

- Lennon/McCartney

SHARON I.EA WITMER

JO ANNE WOLF

ANTHONY LYNN WRIGl-l'r

POLLY D. WRIGHT

KATHIE ANN YANCEY

BARBARA LYNN YEATER

ERIC. DAVID YOUNKEN

PAMELA DAVENPORT ZILLY

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DA YID CARTBR .BISHOP

DEBORAH RUTH CRANDLE

DEANNE CATHERIN!: DOUGHERTY

WILLIAM HENRY NORRIS

DAWN ELLEN QUIGG

MARGARET ANN SULKOWSKI

MARTIN I.LOYD DRElllELBIS t013ERT WlLUAM HORNER, JR. ROBIN KAY LEWIS

JEANNE !RENE MYERS

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ROBERT JEFFREY TROTTER

MARY ALICE WALKER

RANDALL TODD HUGBIJS

JO!-IN JOSEPH LUX

SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES

PETER GEORGE BILLliTER DEBRA CHARLRNE CANALEN BLAIR EDWARD DIXON MARTIN LEWIS EGOLF DAVID ALLEN EM!NHI:CHR KAREN SUE FISHER THOMAS JOHN GIANET'L"l BARBARA SUSAN GINGRICH MELBA JO HOGGINS TIMOTHY HICKS ALAN LOWELL HOUP

STEPHEN CRAIG JOHNSON PHILLIP ROYCE LANGAGER MARJ.IN LYNN I.ONG PAUL ERWIN LUTZ GAR. Y I.EE MUSSER TRIS STEWART PASTO GEORGE HARRY ROMAN NEIL RATHAN ROY SARAH ELIZABETH SEARLES JESSIE LOVELI.E SHADE MARY LYNN SHARP

KATHLEEN JO SMITH MARTHA JANE SNYDER CSABA PAUL TAKACS LESLIE CHARLES TIMPE JOHN DAVIDE WARNER VIRGINIA ANN Wll!DNI!R ROBERT KING WERBERIG GUY WU.IJAMS GARY ALPRED WINKI.ESTIN GEORGE Kl!NT YOUNG

I know there's things you never thought before That have to do with walking out old doors You've been prepared As long as time allows And I don't know hou, But you're a big boy now.

- John Sebastian

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UNDERCLASS

108

Sixteen springs and sixteen sumnum gone now Cartwheels turn to car wheels through the town And they tell him, take your time, it won't be long now Till you drag your feet to slow the clrdes down And the seasons they go round and round And the painted jJonies go up and down We're captive on the carousel of time We can 1t return we can only took behind From w'here we came And go round and round and round In the circle game - J oni Mitchell

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CLASS OF '72

JUNIOR SENATH - /1ro11/ Ro1v: D. Laughlin, D. Hcnsal (Pres.), B. Ballenger (Treas.). Second R1Jw:). Campbell, B. Austin, L. Palladino, K. Alexander, K. Cole, C. S111ith, ). Wall. Third Row: P. Jla1rilak, N. Richenclcrfer, T. Warner (Sec.), C. Geblmd, S. Archer, .0. Guthrie, S. Daniels. J1o/lrlh Ruw: B. .Brown, L. West, E. Rice, D. Harper, D. CMruthers, 13. Meyer, ). Kavanaugh, M. Wirzig. Fifth Row: B. Houser, T. Miller, M. Campbell, E. S1efanko, C. Prosser, fl. Kolin, R. Brace, S. Spisak. Mi.r.ri111g Jlrum Picture: P. Ebaugh (V. Pres.), M. Ford, S. O'Hara.

You're wrapped up in your little world And no one can get in You sit and think of everything Then wonder where you've been .

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Dave Mason

Jerry Aberg Lloyd Ad2ms Loretta Adams W2yne Addlem1n Sudh:1 Aggarwal Debbie Albright Kim Alexander Kimberly Anderson Sue Archer David Ashcrart Cindy Ault Brenda Austin Al Avey Nancy Babcock Gary Babin Oren Bachman Tim Bagshaw Brenda Dair Carol Baker Linda Baker Robert Ballenger Lii Darker

Karen Barnes Sally Dames Gloria Oathum Shawnic Baykts Dave Oayletts Carl Bcchdcl Barbara Beck Naomi Benedict Jancie Bcnninghoff Sue Bergstrom Bruce Berkey Gene Berkey Mary Bcrrcna Mike Bcrrena Leroy Dick le Martin Billeter Hal Bierly Dan Biehl Eric Dliesmer Steve Dloom Colleen Boal Mike Dohn Greg Bone Fred Borden Libby Boyd Kim Doyer Dave Boyle

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Emily Fine Diane Fisher Ann l'itzgerald Phil l'lipse Greg Florin Chip Foderaro Doug Ford Manin Ford William C. Ford Mary Ann Formica Michael Freark Pete Freema n Jeff French Hihon Frey Jim Frick Tom Fry Terri Frye Debbie Fudrow Debbie Furs1 Gary Fye Rod Fye

John Gabel Debbie Gauthier Bill Gifford Karen Golding

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John Gallaghtr Shelly Gcarhm

Penny Gill Alicia Goode

Bron wen Gambit

Cuol Gebhard Denny Glad(chcr Kevin Green

Gay Garman Cindy Ghancr Tim Glenn Cindy Greene

Ifyou smile at me I will Peggy Greenland Joyce Grimnan P2cricia Gummo

Dennis Greenly

Ken Gross Ronald Gummo

.6onnie Grenoble Jim Grove Barb Guchrie

understand, 'came that is something everyone docs in the same language.

- Crosby /Stills

Barbie Gliffith Marsha

Gullo Linda H.as

Barb Hacker Steve Hackman Lind2 Haffner John Hall Robin Hall Barry Hamilton

Martha Hammond Becky Harper Aibcrr Harpster Deborah Harpster David Harris Pat Harris

Gny Hartman Larry Hartman Ron Hartman Tom Hartnett Cindy Harvey J 2nc1 Haugh

Lynn l·husman Phil Hawk Rick Haythornthwaitc Rosemary Heilman Steve Heimer Barry Henninger Derf Hensal Randy Herrold Carolyn Heuich Craig Holden Don Hollabaugh Pam Holsinger

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Ron Holsopple Mike Homan Jan ice Horne Nancy Hornbeck

Mau Horne Sandi Horner Unch l lostcrmnn Dave Hosler

Randy Houck James Hough Becky Houser llon I louscr

J ames Howell Barry Hoy Riclmd Hoy Michele Hricko

Mike Huckabee Denise H11dson J eff Hugill Kim Huuon Greg Ingram Charles J2ckson Judi Jackson Gary J ackson Janey Jen ncss Cunis J ensen Dan Jodon Darb J ohnson Cindy J ohnson Keith J ohnson Randy J ohnson Dave J ones Saskia Jordan Phillip K2nagy Necru Kanwal Judy Kavarm1gh Will Knzez P211I Keck Bill Keller

Gene Keller Phil Keller Ellie Kellerman Kathie Kenney Linda Kephan Richard Kt pkr Cherrie Kerr .Mohamed Kherciji Lynne King John King Gerry Ki stler Jim Koch Rob<:rt K0<:hcr Kevin Kolasa S~rah Koll Barb Kolin Alan Kopp Roben Kouniz Larry Kowalski Jack J,aird John Laird Cindy buck

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Dave Laughlin buric Lawther David Leiss Mike Levine Sue l.cvinc Lori Lcwchuk Debbie Lewis Nancy Lingle Jennie Lockhrn Steve Locrch Bob Long Katy I.umky Ellen Luse J erry Lyle Sue Lynn Carol Macri Karen Magnuson Shdla Mallisham Jeff Mamcu Marilyn Manning Gerry Mansell Leila Mansury Kathy Mark Mate Mason Jan Manern Pac McClt%n Teresa McClellan Vicki McClimic Harry McDermott Donna McGahcn Debbie McGhec David McHugh Michael McHugh Sam McKinley Herb McKinscry Joe Mcnclei Steve Mentzer Beth Meyer Ray Meyer ll!eana Meyers Emily Meyers Kuen Miller Keith Miller Tammy Miller Tom Miller Linda Minncar Greg Moncrcsor Diane Moore Linda Moore Lee Morehouse Kammie Morinna Sara Moyer Jeanne Murphy Barbua Muschli1z Terry Muth Dave Neff

Half of the time we're gone, but we don't know where And we don't know where.

- Paul Simon 11 7

Mike Neigh Sandy Nellis Chip Nelson Dave Nelson Paula Ncslueruk Gail Newman Lowell Newman Heidi Nicholas Donnn Niessner Gene Noll Ray Northamcr Charles Nydegger Stuart O'Hara Tim O lson Mark Orlando Bill Ostrowski Lisa Palladino Chuck Palmer Diane Palmer Jeff Palmer Steve Park Pcgi Pauilak J oe Peake Judy Pelton Linda Persia Nancy Pigott Tom Pirog

Karen Poorman Mike Poorman Rosemary Price Carol Prosser John Puff lbndy Puu Loren Pye Mary Jo Quinn

Midiael Ra,1<.lall Bill Rathfon Tom Ream Donic Rearick Robin Reese Sandie Reese Curo) Rcish

Sounds of laughter hm comes sunshine smiling faces all around They possess you bless you sunshine now you can never let them down - James Taylor

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Maureen Renehan Nan Richendcrfcr Randy Rockey

Pe88y Rhoads Carl Ripka Ken Rodgers

Oauba Rhodes.

Celia Ripka Karyl Rogcu

Eva

Rice Laird Ritter Richard Rougeux

Eugene Richudson Doug Robb Sharon Rougcux

Fred Roush Joshua R11binstein Georgannc Ruby Sharon Rudy

Mark Ruffner Gary Sager Lili Sanders Cecelia Sanker

For you whose eyes were open wide Whilst mine refused to see I'm sore in need of saving grace Be kind and comfort me.

- Keith Reed

Linda Saunders Charlene Saxion Lee Schisler Linda Schmals1icg

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Jo hn Schmidt Di~na Schm ier Ed Searls

Randy Sechrest Mike Selfridge Cathy Selsor

Brct1 Senior Brcnd:1 Shade Linda Shaffer

Dororhy Slrnmorisky David Shaner Ginny Shawley

Dave Shearer Alan Shcrritt J,:iuric Shigley

120

Open your eyes theri.s a new world a-comin' Open your eyes there'J a new world today Open your hear/J people are lovin' Open it all we're here to .stay.

- Paul Kanter, Grace Slick, Joey Cowington

Sue Shilkc Nancy Shipman Linda Shirk J im Shuey Chuck Shuster Darlene Sigel Richard Simo,u Mike Slingluff Gayle Slivinskie Candy Smith Chalmers Smith Donna Smith Evan Smich Dave Snirger Ron Solomon Sheri Sommers Barbara Spell Ed Spicer Rick Spicer Sc:ott Spisak Nancy Sprague David Stabb Rosie Stabler Ed Sccfanko Lindsey Scellwagcn Debbie Stephens Thomas Stephens CheryI Stcuon Tom Stevens Roger Stewart Susan Stewart Ken Stine Jeff Stoughton Dan Stover Richard Stover Valerie Stover Terry Stuart Larry Suhcy Phil Suhr Tom Sulkowski 121

Karen Sum mers Dori Su11day Cindy Swanger Tim Swanson Cindy Swavely Jim Swceclrnd Stcpl1211ie Swords El lcn Taric2ni Richard Tate Jiner Thoele Cindy Tice Nancy Tindal Faustine Townsend Martha Traverse Howard Tricbold Diane Truscott Tom Tudck lhrbar.i Tukcy Jim Van Horn Jackie Veater Carol Vcspcr Shirley Vesper Bill Visnovsky Ann Voigt Dill Wallace Joh11 Wall Kirk Walters Trudi Warner ClifTorcl Way Henry Weida Paul Wcidhaas Elizabeth Wekh

Fred Weller Doug Welter Linda West

Laurie Wermone Peggy Whaley Jeff Whitby

Oan White Steven White: Drew Wilkins

Arthur Williams Eugene Williams Ron Williams

Alt I ask of living is to have no chains on me - Laura Nyro

122

We're traveling fast from a dream of the past To the brave new wodd.

- Steve Miller

Greg Wilson Jim Wilson Pam Wissinscr Blaine Witherite C~thy Witmer Marc Witiig Marilyn Womer Dave Womer Yvonne Woods Dorothy Young Karl Youngingcr Jeanne Younkin Joan Zeigler Jan Zimmerman Nanci Zongc Steve i'.oretich

JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES

Holly Arnold Glori~ .Bathucs1 Renee Beau lieu Jerry Bunon Michael T. Gawryla

Susan Healy Cary Hefkin Eugene Kuhn Wayne Lowery Vicky Martin

Mary Lou McNichol Jeffrey Michael Pat Morse John Pa rso,,s Allen Potccr

Maciek Pinna Thomas Row Pamela Sappick Jamie Smi1h Pam Walker

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Well maybe it is ju.rt the time ofyear Or maybe it's the time of man I don't know who I am But life is for learning - Joni Mitchell

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CLASS OF '73

SOPHOMORE SENATE - Froll/ Row: A. Sef1cr {Pres.), T. Trumbo (Sec.), D. Formey (v. Pres.), B. Hayes (Treas.). Sero11d Row: J. Spcarly, S. Lcstz, L. Seeley, M. Rzesutoch. 'fhirtl Row: P. Mcualc, N. Suhcy, M. Goodwin, D. Neil, V. Allison, S. Houtz, M. Datt. 1!011r1h Row: B. Fagan,]. Smith, R. Arncringcr, D. Prank, K. Kummer, T. Lovell, C. Yorks. Fifth Row: D. Hahn, ] . Davies, 0. DcMmino.

When you1re weary, feeling small, When tears are in your eyes, 1 will dry them a/Li I'm on your side.

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Paul Simon

But it isn't yet the afternoon, cmd things are still to be And when the evening comes we. all will see.

- Todd Rundgren

Jon~than Abclovc Mary Jo Ackerman Dennis Adams Pc88y Addleman Vicki Allison John Almquis1

Bill Amcringer Mary Kay Archer Bill Armes Wally Armstrong Mark Ashby Dana Austin Sandy Austin Daphne Ayoub Donna Bach Gayle Baer Debbie Bailey Diane Bai Icy Jean Bailey Deborah Baker Betsy Ba kcr Deb Bark Donna Bark Jeff Barnes Joni ,Barnoff Jan Barron Irene: Brno Mitch Bm Teresa Baumgardt Judy Baylets Eileen Beck Edward Dehrer Carol Bengtson Mike Ocrgstcin Eileen Beward Charles Dicrlcin

Rick Bierly Rick Dird Sandy Bird Vickie Bird Ann Birnie Rohen Biener Mike: Blaker Cheryl Bland Rud, Blazosky I leidi Bloom Sharon Booth Sherrie Borden

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Don't ptw ,ne by don't make me cry don't make me blue - Lennon I McCartney

Carol Drnce Craig Bradford Ken Dramc

Frank Dr:iult Patti Brendlinger Ci•nthia Dressler

Dan Dringman Pat Briuen D:1vc Oroomc

Je:an Brouse Tom Oruce Michael Bruster

Lisa Bryson Alice Bubash Vonda Bumbarscr

Linda Burkey Paul nurncu Justin Burns Kevin Burns Kim Burnside Susan Durnsidc Bernie Busovnc Kathy Buss Nancy Byers Nick Campanis Victoria Campanis Laura Cardenuro Tony Carelas Pete Carney llarry Cashncr Phil Caujollc George Chisholm Colm Chomicky Nick Chubb Andrea Ckvcland Debbie Clouser Rich Cohle Neil Cocolin Herbie Cole Tom Collins Debbie Conley Mike Conner John Coppolino Terry Corl Amanda Cox Carol Cox Chuck Creigh1on 128

Roger Crider Terry Criste Gail Crosman .6ob Cross Margaret Dahmus Allison Dame Becky Dashem Jeff Davies Terry Dean Sharon Dearing Ranjan Deb Ed Decker Karen Decker Ken Decker Mike DeHoff Pam DcHoff Kachy DeLuc.1 .Bill DeManino David Dempsey Mike Desmond Karen Dibble Sue Don ley Stephen Dorneman Daron Doty Karen Dunkel Sunn Dunkel Ken Eakin Rob Eiscnhuth Wendy Illbin Vicky Eldridge Connie Ellenberger Don Ellenberger Ron Ellenberger Charles Ellior Linda Elliot Melanie llng Robin Engler Gabriel llscobar J3my Pagan Kevin Farquhar Joe l'aulkner Lisa Pcdon Steve Ferrara Paul Fetzer Elaine Files Sheryl Fink t.•hry Finn Tom Pinocchio

Brad Fisher Guy Fissel

Ron Flcbottc

John Foderaro Rich Fogk Neil Ford

Carmine Formica Dave Portney Celia Fowler

Drew Frank Peter Fritz Kathy Garbrick

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Mike Gmlner Don Garman Srn11to11 Garner James Gcbha rd Margie Gcntzcl

Rick Gesell Mike Ghancr Paul Ghaner Randy Gibboney Charlene Giffin

Don Gillespie Gary Gilliland Gary Gilliland Ina Gilmore Bill Glover

Wherever I go I see you people I see you people just like me And whatever you do I want to do.

- Paul Kantner

Martha Goodwin Elizabeth Gordcuk J oAnnc Gordon Amy Gonlicb Dill Gray

Gary Green Sherry G rccn Linda Greenlaw )llli Gregson Dirk Grissinger

Gary Gross Don G11m mo Bradky Hafer

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Anne Grout Kevin Gummo Dave Hahn

Diane Grubb

Don Gunsallus Bill Hal penny

Lee Gruver Mmy Guucnplan Patti Hamer

Debbie Gummo Cindy Hacker Dill Hammond

Boone Hammond Rod rfampton Glenda Harpsrcr Mike Harpsrer Nancy Harrington Cindy Hmison Sue Ann Hut Ruth Ann Hattley Pam Hartman Kathey Hartnett Brian Hassinger Caihy Haugh Alan Hawbaker George Hawkins Barb Hayes Sue Hayes Eric Hellcbcrg

Shirley Hemman Robin Henney Carol Henninger Ron Henry Dennis Herman Brian Herres R.ancly Hild Don Hockenberry Hmy Hockenberry Robin Holderman Kay tfollabaugh Carol Hollinger Rick Holsopple Glen Holtzer

Oouglass Holtzman Dave Hook Linda Hook Holly Jo Hoover Sanh Hopkins 131

William Horn Oavid Horner Kachy Hoscerman Bruce Houk Lisa Hou1z Rod Hou1z Steve: Hou1z Teresa Hou1~.

Jeff Hoy Nancy lloy 'f'ony Huckabee David Hudson Ci ndy Jo Hughes Jody llugill J.ind1 Hul l Janeue Hunter Robcn Igo Cheree lniom: Sieve Jrion Jeanne Irvin Kelly Irvin

Pam Jackson Al Jenkins Jim Johnson Roger Johnson Cati•)' Jones Karen Jordan John Kaprocki Ka1hlecn Kas1ncr Mike Kavanaugh Debbie Keefer Elaine Keithan Melody Kelltr Nan cy Kell~r Steve: Kel !tr

You don't know what we can see Why don't you tell your dreams to me Fantasy wilt set you free.

- John Kay/ Rushton Moreve

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Kathy Kello Karen Kendall Martha Kcnc

Rosie Kcphm Ed Kcssling Melanie Kidwell

Vickie King Dave Kingsbury Kirsten Kjdgaard

Brenda Kline Debbie Kline Lorin Kline

Mona Kline Rick Kline Mucy Klinefelter Sarah Klincfdcer Terry Knepp Kirn Kncpp<:r I.aura Koch Nancy Kocher Laurel Kovar Scon Kulp Kachy Kummer .Bill Kvashay Richard I.abcnski Marlene Lambert Terry Larchuk Tom Lmimer Michael lamnich George Lauck .Bruce Leete Susan Lcstz DQug Lightner Larry Lingle Glenn Linsky J acki Locrch Dave Loesch Dennis Loesch J ohn Loesch Michael Loewen DQris Lohr Joan Loner Jeff Long Jim Long J oan Long Kathy Lon8 Linda Losch Tim Lovell Harry Lykens Eddie Mackcs Leslie MacMullcn Cindy Macri

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Round and round and round we spin To weave a web to hem us in It won't be long now .

- Neil Young

Holly Mancval J ean Markle Joyce Markle Brad Masteller Debbie Mayhew I.aura Mazza Steve McCamley Brenda McC2rcncy Jeannie McCool Mark McCrea Peter McHalc Mike McKcnna Julie McKinstry Barry McMahon Brian McMahon Dave Meder J im Menohcr Jarncs Miller Mark Miller Roger Miller Tom Mitchell Tom Montresor Bcrh Moore Rose Moore Sue Moore Cindy' Morgan Cindy Morris Mary Mom·

Steve Mouranc Debbie Moyer Mike Moyer John Mullen Beth Murphey Jim Myers Kachy Ncidigh

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Dana Neil David Nelson Nancy Nelson Rick Nelson Carla Ness Nancy Nestor Dave Nicssncr

!'>1arnic Noble Randy Parsons Valerie l'ctcossi Sharon Poorman Denny Reif

Kenny Noel Tom Patton Terry Phelps Richard Pcessler Nancy lleish

Mike Noll Richard Paulson Michael Philips Cindy" Price Phillip Rhoads

Sue Oclbcrmann Barh Pazur Donna Lee Phillips Paul Price Michael Richard

Ray O'Kccfc Gary Pcnkala Pam Pilgcam

Tim Prisk Gwen Rider

Craig Palermo Alison Perez Susan Phtts Michelle Recd Vickie Rider

Janet ·Parkhill Ola Persson Wally Pledger Donna Reese Steve Rifkin

Larry Parko Bill Peters J im Plessinger Shirley Reese Dennis Rissmiller

Brian Parsons l.ynda Petitt Robert Poage Suzanne Recthof Daniel Riuer

Ed Parsons Monica Perrino Deanne Poornian Simon Reich Bruce Roberts

But how will you be feeling twenty yeafS from now When all your sons and daughters will be criticizing you For the things you do?

- John Mayall

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There are heroes in the seaweed, There are children in the morning They are leaning out for love and They will loan that way forever.

- Leonard Cohen

Dawn Roberts Terry Robison Rodney Romig David Royer MargMer Royer Terry Rudy Mike Ryan Mary Ann llzcsutoch Mike Sabock

Kathleen Sanders Janer Sauers .Uarb Saulsbury Jim Schamz Greg Schmidt Oalc Sd1mler Frank Schmier Pat Searls Leanne Seeley Dave Seely Andy Scftcr Debbie Seibel Glenn Sensor

Kevin Seymore Mike Shawley Connie Shearer Phyllis Shccfan Bill Shelow Nancy Shcmick Sunnne Shenk Ann Sherif Pcnc Shoemaker George Shoffstall

Jay Siewers Toni Sigel Janee Simco Stephen Simkins Prank Sirianni David Smith Jeff Smith Jim Smith

Sherry Smith Sue Smith Mary Ann Solie Donna Sapper

Jim Sousa Jeff Sowash

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J acqueline Spcarly Louise Specht Dennis Spicer

Ethel Spicer Robin Spicer John Spooner Joe Stern berger Linda Stetson George Stcwan Glenn Stcycrs Allen Stifncr Donald Sriuc Leigh Stinson Danny Stoner Debbie Semler Deloris Straw Lesley Scrmhcr Mike Struble Tracy Sruart Nancy Suhey Ann Surnantri Karen Swavely Jeff Swcec Jo Anne Sweitzer

I'd never change or rearrange you So stay that way It's the tittle things It's what your are, not what you've got.

- Sonny Bono

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And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me Shine until tomorrow, let it be.

- Lennon/McCartney

Ray Szcliga Nina Tallon Joanne Tanner Richard Tate Ardic ·raylor Ren Taylor Pany Tcaman Doreen Tennis Carol Thompson Margie Thompson Randy Tice Nar.cy Tobey Brian Tobin Denise Trosde Trudy Tn,mbo Caroline Tsco

Peggy Tudck Ann Ulinski Cure Urban Don Veater Joe Vemurato Ann Wagner JGm Waite Paul Walker Sharon Waltz l.yncctc Warner Nancy Warcik Laurie Waum

Stanley Way BMb Weaver Elaine Weaver H2rry Weaver Henry Weaver Jennie Weaver Susy Weaver Meredith Weber Terry Weeks Leslie Welter Cindy Wenrick Lynwc Wente!

Kathy Wcrbcrig Carolyn Wernsrcdc 138

Terri Wesr Greg Wheeler Isabel Wheeler Dave Whitby Gen ia Whirc Mark Whirc

Ross Wigley Terry Wilkinson Flora Williams Jay Williams Sue Williams Jerry Wilson Hugh Wilson Steve Wilson Joey Winz Dave Wise Phyllis Witherirc Sandy Witmer Craig Wood Gary Woodring Robert Wright Mike Yarnell Beth Yaw Dena Yeagley Chuck Yorks Chris Younkcn Mike Zeigler Hollis Zelinsky Winnie Zerby Steve Ziegler

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED

Mark Austin Gary Brown Ralph Cobb Michael Cramer Robert Gilligan John Gingerich Dennis G hdfcltcr Jason G ladfelter

Randy Glenn J im Harper Richard Jackson Jane Janizer Alan Kellerman Jennifer Lumley David Melson

David Nicholas James O'Connor James Porter Daniel Schulti Riva Taft Sfcphen Timpe Lynn Wi1hcrirc

Barbara Morrow

139

Maybe I can make you laugh And maybe I can try just looking for the evening And the morning in your eyes.

- Eric Anderson

140

People live from da but th .J ry to day 'T'l. ey uo not cou t h i. vey don,t seeten-da h . n tte . time and neithet' do I. rys s zppmg by - James Taylor

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142

But where in the world is there in the world a man so extraordinaire?

C'est moiJ c'est moi Pve lots to disclose) I'm fat' too noble to lie That man in whom these qualities bloom C'est moi, clest moi, is I. -

Lerner/Loewe "Camelot"

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Students of Distinction

NMSQT FINALISTS - Fro111 roru: Janet Beik, Manha Grout, Julia Philips. Suond row: Dave Tukcy, Ralph Seeley, Nick Morgan, Maureen Vivino, Marjie Kistler, 'rony Sternberger. T'hirtl row: Mark Knox, Joe Frankl, Dave Batt, Greg Oyler, l3ob Davies.

OUTSTANDING SCIENCE STUDENT - Tony Sternberger with chaperone Mr. Rhodes.

1971 BETIY CROCKER HOMBMAKER fOR TOMORROW - Liz Spell.

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1970 KEYSTONE FARMERS - Brooks Way, Robert Parsons, {missing) Dennis Dreibelbis.

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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ENGLISH TEACHERS AClllEVllMENT AWARD - Nick Morgan.

DAR CITIZENSHIP AW ARD - Janet Sprague.

ECMUNC DELEGATES - Pro/II row: Mike Meyer, Tony Stemberger, Joe Frankl, John Wagner. Srrond row: Janet Beik, Judy Phillips. Janice Harvey, Debbie Dubin, Candy Smith, Nnncy Shemick. 'J'l1ird row: Mimi Eck, Chuck Shuster, Daphne Ayo11b.

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Superior Athletes

STAR SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS - Bob Ford, Gil Ghancr, Mike Archer, Harry Smith, Steve Walker.

TRI-VALLEY SOCCER ALL-STARS - Mark Orlando, Dave Barrickman, Randy Hughes, Muk Lynch.

COMPETITORS IN REGIONAL GYMNASTICS - Jay Cooper, Scot Ertel, Paul Fagan, Phil Hawk.

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P!AA STATE WRESTLING CHA MP AT 180 - Lmy Subcy (center front), REGIONAL WIN· NER - Lmy Suhey, DISTRICT WINNERS - Larry Suhcy, Jim Rogers, SECTIONAi. WINNERS - Fro111 row: Larry Weaver, brry Suhcy, Jim Rogers. S1ro11d row: Dirk Grissinger, Harry Srnich, Rich Kepler.

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TOP TRACK MEN - f'ronf row: Bill l)i~on, Torn Szelig~. S«ond ro1u: Dave Bm, George Dixon.

Third ,oll): J. T. Barber, Lincoln Gotshalk.

• lSt STATE HIGH BASKETBAJ.L PLAYER TO SCORE 1000 POINTS IN TWO VARSITY SEASONS - Steve Brackbill.

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One-Act Plays

CAST OF WINNING PLAY "BLACK COMEDY" - Mrs. Jacobs (Advisor), Dave Hosler, Liz Welch, Laurie Lawther, Scou Bruce.Judy Kavanaugh, J im Sweetland, (miss· _ _ ing) Phil Hawk, Kim Huuon.

A WARD W INNERS - P,0111 ro1v: Mary Lou McNicbol, Mimi Hck. Second row: Dave Hosler, Nick Morgan, Jill Grnn, Scott Bruce, l.21,rie Lawchcr. Third row: Penny Gill,

Randy Johnson, Kim Huuon.

"HIE CASE OF T!iE CRUSHED PETUNIAS"

Nick Morgan Jill Grun Cindy Shenk Dave Tukcy Dirt(/Or - Kathy J3roderick

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"BLACK COMEDY" Scou Bruce Judy Kavanaugh Dave Hosler Laurie Lawchcr Phil Hawk Liz Welch Kim Hutton Jim Sweetland Direc/orJ - Mimi Eck and Mary l.ou McNid1ol

"THE MICE HAVE BEHN DRINKING AGAIN" Steve Simkins J ulie McKinstry Susm Shenk Robert Wright Director - Dennis Adams

District Chorus Fro111 row: Jeanne Myers, Stephanie Kirkpatrick, Barb Brown, Mmha Traverse, Maxjie Kistler, Cindy Shenk, Pam Wissinger. S"o11d row: Greg Oyler, Dob Davies, Bob Cloninger, Bob Ammerman, Ted Ham, Howard Triebold, Tom Glantz, Bill Hylben, Bob Girdner.

REGIONAL CHORUS - Jeanne Myers, Bob Davies, Mutlrn Traverse, Cindy Shenk.

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District Orchestra Fron/ roru: John Wagner, Muilyn Manning, Sue Shenk, Dave Boyle, JoAnn Taricani. Sttond row; Greg Oyler, Sharon Shrigley, Karna Persson, Paul Strother, Dauba Rhodes, Mark Knox.

REGIONAL ORCHESTRA - Dauba IU1oclcs, Karna Persson, Sharon Shrigky, Sue Shenk, Dave Boyle, Paul Strother, Marilyn Ma11ning1 Mark Knox.

ALL-EASTERN ORCHESTRA Dauba Rhodes, Dave Doyle.

Paul Strother,

District Band Fro111 row: Chris Sweitzer, Carolyn Bengtson, Connie Kean, Nancy Spnigue, Phil Kanagy. Stto11d row: Stuart O'Hara, Cindy Shenk, Jeanne Myers, Robin Lewis, Steve Simkins.

Third rorv: Stanley Way, Blair Pfohl, Mark Knox, Mike Loewen, Bill Rath· fon.

REGIONAL .BAND Myers, Chris Sweitzer, Bengtson.

Jeanne Carolyn

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GUYS AND DOLLS

Nicely-Nicely Johnson . . ............. PHIL EBAUGH Benny Southstrecr . . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. ERIC BENGSTON Rusry Charlie . . .. . ... ... .... .... .... RON JWRON Sarah Brown .. . ... . . . . ..... . ...... CINDY SHENK Acvidc Abcrn91hy . .. . . . ...... . .... .. . .. . TED HAM Calvin .. . .. . .... . . . . .... . ..... BOB CLONINGER Agatha . .. .... .. . , . . ... . . , . .. . . . .JANE J ENNESS Martha . ... . ... , . .... , . ... . . ... ... . BARB PAZUR Hmy the Horse .. ...• . . . . . . . HOWARD HENNING Le. Brannigan .. .. .. .. ...... . ...... DA VP. HOSLER Nathan Detroit . ...... . ... .. .. . .. .. TOM GLANTZ Angie the Ox . . .. . . . . .. . .. . ... . . . BOB GARDNER Miss Adelaide . ... .. ..•....... MARTHA TIU VURSll Sky Masterson . . . . .. . .. • . . . . ... . ..... BOB DAVIES Joey Biltmore . . .. . . . ..... . ... . . .. DAVE f'O RTNEY Mimi .. . ... . . . .. ...... . ..........• . DANA Nl.llL General Cartwright . . .. .. ... . . . .. . . CYNDI BUTLER Big Jule ..... . ... . ..... ... . . .. . BOB SWEETLAND Drunk .. . .. . . .. . .... ..... . .. .. .. .. . . FRED FOX Waiter ... .. .. .......... . ... ... GERRY MANSELL

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We shalt stand together, we shalt stand together lJVe shalt stand together - now Oh, deep in my heart I do believe IIVe shall overcome someday.

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Come together, right now

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Ski Club

flro11/ row: R. Clark, M. Slingluff, D. White, K.

Kummer, S. Borden, J. .Baily, K. bmpe, Y. Moore, K. Miller, n. Meyer, C. Palmer. ill bt1rk: W. Pledger.

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R. Specht, J. Howell, J. Eagleton, L. Pharo, M. Mason, W. Knei.

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Key Club

Holding Ba,mer: ll. Tate, B. Ford, Mr. <;:ross (Sponsor). l'rolll row: S. Walker, A. Shcrritt,). Goode, P. McDono11gh.

Smmd rqiv: J. Kenyon, R. Gentry, D. Barrickman, L. Horton, G. Oyler, B. Davies, D. Farri11d.

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Tri-Hi-Y

Tri-Hi-Y, a girls' service organimion, was transformed incn the Astra Club in the spring of 1971.

Front: C. Prosser, 1. Piles, T. Miller, P. Reilly, K. Barnes, D. Stephens, C. Kerr, B. Brown, P. Lucner, B. Crompton, B. Suhcy, V. Kepler, L. Pledger, M. Solie, B. Breon, P. Morgan, L. Spell, B. Koscck, S. Rigonc, B. Kelly, C. Rimmcy, E. Formica, D. Blazosky, ]. Thucring, S. Tobey, S. Wic,1cr, M. Werba, P. .13:iumgardr, M. Meyer,]. M,., rphey, D. Moore.

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Future Farmers of America Pro11t row: K. Stine, R. Kocher, A. Harpster (Chap· lain), .B. Way (Pres.), T. Drodzina (Sec.). S«o11d row: M. Dreibelbis, B. Parsons {v. Pres.), R. Pressler, E. Berkey, R. Wasson, H. Hoffman. Third row: R. Smith, B. Henninger, J. Hillard, G. Corl, M. 13m.

Future Business Leaders of America Front row: P. Wilson, {Pres.), D. Spicer, (Treas.), M. Womct, D. Tniscorr, B. Romie (Rep.), M. Martella (Sgt. at Arms). S,co11d row: B. Johnson, S. Reese, P. Hammer, K. Marks. Third row: D. Ghancr, H. Truscott, C. Rcish, L. Houtz, V. McClintic. Fo11rlh row: S. Johnson, D. Connelly, K. Spicer, K. Poorman, U. Rider, D. Kecfor. Pi/tlr row: C. Swanger, J. Farrand, J. Houk. K. Sumrners, D. Mi11byer, P. Teaman, S. Green. Sixth row: M. Broschm, C. Herrish, C. Fetterolf, 13.

Houser, M. Campbell, P. Sheehan, Hassinger, J. Lewis. Sevmth row: Rosie Kephart, J. Sinco, Mrs. Gilliland (Spon· Sor), M. Yarnell. MiJJi11g from pic1tm: C. Saxion, S. Berger, B. Ycstcr.

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Future Homemakers of America Fro111 row: D. Suoday, {v. Pres.), N. Lingle {Sec.), P. Reilly (Pres.), D. Neff. Second row: K. Poorman, M. Broscharr, C. Swanger. Third ro1v: D. Tennis, D. Quigg, C. nipb, K. Decker. Standing: Mrs. Shaffer {Sponsor).

Future Teachers of America Fron/ row: Mc. Paul Williamson (Co-Sponsor), R. Ammcrnrnn, G. Corl, I..

Shaffer, B. Austin, M. Walker, J. Burr, K. Murphey {Pres.), R. Formica, D. Fudrow, D. Ca ldwell {Scc.,Trcas.), R. Reasinger. S«o11d ro111: M. Reilly, D. Schrader, ). Tcyssicr, (l'arliamenmian), C. Aulr {lsr V. l'rcs.), J. Dreibelbis, D. Young, M. Lattimer, Y. Woods, N. Hofsrrn (2nd V. Pres.), S. Tobey, M. Werba.

Medical Careers Club Fro111 row: B. T11kcy, C. Lingle (Sec.), R. Chablc {V. Pres.), S. Aggarwa l, F. Aguirre, 0 . Hudson, K. Rogers. Stm1d row: S. Poorman, C. Gardner, D. F1dt2, E. Bach, S. Moyer, S. Minshall {Pres.).

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Boys' Leaders

Fro111 row: Mr. Pifer (Sponsor), B. Ellis, T. Szeliga,J. T. Barber, S. Walker, T. Curley, H. Smith. Seco11d row: J . Gallagher, L. Gotshy, D. Dau, S. White, 0. Dixon. Third row: R. Corl, D. Barrickman, K. Barr, B. Dixon, Mr. Wallace (Sponsor), Mr. Horner (Sponsor). ·

Girls' Varsity .HS" II

Fro111 ro111: V. Peters, R. Heilman. Stro11d row: Mrs. Pry {Sponsor), K. Magnuson, ). Campbell. Third row: S. Bcrrmom, A. Goode, C. ln1orre, D. Blnosky, P. Wright. Fonrth row: A. Ulinski, B. McCurdy (Pres.), B. Suhcy, P. Morgan. Fifth row: I<. Heald, M. Vivino,). Jlm~nd, H. Kelly, M. Reilly. Sixth row: P. Robcns, M. Grove.

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Boys' Varsity ''S"

Fl'()nt l'()W: K. Barr, C. Ghaner,). Bloom. SetQ!ld row: R. Brace, G. Dixon, B. Ellis. Third row: M. Morse, D. Snirger. Po11r1h row: 1.3. Ford, D. Barrickman, T. Loesch, A. Shcrcitt, P. Little, C. Colwell,). Lowery, D. Pamnd, 13. Swartzwelder. Fifth row: R. Gentry, M. Lynch, S. Parks, D. Lundy, M. Key, M. Levine, B. Dahmus, J. Goode, K. Grove, L. Rit· tee, E. Stcfanko. Sixlh rQ1v: H. Triebold, D . .Bm, S. Walker, [.. Suhey, R. Ammerman. Seve111h row: L. Gotslrnlk, L. Baughman, T. Szeliga, R. Hughes, B. Dixon, J. Mendez.

Girls' Leaders

Fro111 rorv: B. Breon (Pees.). Second row: B. McCucdy, T. Weber, R. Stabler, K. Rhule, B. Suhcy, P. Sherrict (Sec.), V. Acchbill, C. Intorre, N. Suhey, V. Peters. Third l'()W: R. Heilm2n, P. McClellan, M. Archer, S. Sommers, B. Harper,]. Campbell,). B\lrt, K. l.2mpe. Fourlh row: A. Ulinski, C. Brace, E. Rice, C. Gardner, ]. Byers, V. Moore. Fifth row: E. Kelly, M. Dolan, M. Gullo.

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Student Council Fron/ row: S. Daniels, D. Jlailcy, B. Suhcy, D. Ofazo· sky, G. Oyler,). Wagner, K. Kasmcr. Second row: T. Sternberger, M. Vivino, ). C nm, M. Eck, C. Yorks, M. Dahmus, L. Saulsbury, J. McCool. Third row: D. T11kcy (Pres.), F. Townsend {Sec.), C. 13utler {Treas.), C. Gebhard, (v. Pres.), B. Pn ur, T. Trum· bo, J. Sternberger, A. Scfccr, ]. Abdove.

I beg your pardon.

I never p,·omised you a rose garden.

- J oe South

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Student Council was characterized by spotty attendance. President Tukey, personally involved in much school change, frequently bypass~d his Council on important issues - ir seemed. Projecc highliglus were the Christmas welfare drive, the circus, the can drive, and helping financially IRC and APS. Within the limits of its authority, Srudent Co11ncil attempted to serve the interests of the student body, receiving a number of minor successes and a few ob· scure defeats.

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-rne p~ace

Corp5 k;tdy lct'!9ht me International Relations Club l.R.C. Jed the school in the Pe;ice Cot'ps School Partnership Drive to build an dcmcntary school in the Philippines. An array of exciting pro· grams was presen ted at duh meetings, and thirteen delegates were dis·

patched to Ithaca fol' E.C.M.U.N.C.

Front ro111: S. Oaniels, C. Smith, J. Phill ips (Co-Chairman), J. Beik (Co·Chairman), J. H~rvcy, M. Eck, D. Dubin, L. Boyd, J. Thuering, Dr, .Boyd {Advisor), D . Stabb, C. Holden. Second ro111: H. McKinstry, C. Shuster, J. Grun, K. Lumley, L. Wcher, P. Gill, S. Schultz,]. Wagner, M. Meyer, T. Stcmbcrgcr, G. Oyler, P. Strother,). Prank. Mining f rom pi(//111: 0 . Ayoub, A. Sherif, N. Schcmick, N. Tobey.

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Sta11di11g left: Mr. flilko (Sponsor), H. Bush, G. Elbin, M. Knox. Front row: ). Wagner (Pres.), M. Harris {Sec.), K. Kolasa (Treas.). Second row: A. Voigt, N. Sprague, D. Sha· monsky, D. Schrader. Third row: P. Gill, L. Boyd, M. Kettle, l'. Kettle, S. Danids, M. Eck, A. Wagner, C. Ness, N. Pigott. Fourth row: J. French, S. Schultz, K. Lumley, D.

Ayoub, W. nlbir1.

Come on) people, now) smile on your brother Everybody get together Gonna love one another right now.

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Try to see things my way Do I have to keep on talking till I can't go on?

- Lennon-McCartney

Debate Club

]. Rubinstein, l.. Newman, D. Tukcy, C. Sanker, Mrs. Jacobs (Advisor), M. Meyer (Pres.), G. Weeks, C. Gebhard. Miu, 1i1g /ro111 tht picllm: Kim Esper.

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Photography Club Fro111 row: P. Sirorher {Pres.), P. Rei lly {V. Pres.),!..

Welch, J. Bnult. Sc<0nd 1'0w: B. Wallace, G. Lonne·

mark,]. Frankl, S. O'Hara (Sec.·Trcas.), G. l\rown, S. Shrigley.

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Auto Club J. Addleman (Pres.), K. Bm (V. Pres.), Mr. Sm pel (Sponsor), C. Nydegger, P. Keck {Trcris.), B. llam· mun, G. Ghaner, M. Barr (Am. Treas.), P. Liirlc {Sec.), K. Grove, D. Nelson, l.l. Klaban, C. Smith, 1'.

Brouse, M. Barr, J. Gray.

H all Patrol

flro11/ row: B. Ford, D. Barrickman, M. Morse. Str1J11d ro,v: B. Dahmus, J. Bloom, S. Walker, J. Goode, P. Liiclc, D. J\xdson, J. Lowery. Thir<~ row:). T. Barber, C. Colwcl l,_M. Key, A. Case, R. Misner, 0. Pinfand, S. Brackbill, D. !.uncly, T. Szcliga, H. Smith, T. I·hm, L. Baughman.

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American Field Service_ J. Bloom (Pres.), I(. NicholM, S. Smith. Smmd row: R. Blazosky, D. Blazosky, P. Reilly, D. Neff, P. Ac1uirrc, C. Lingle. 111ird roiu: P. Luuncr, N. She,nick, S. Tobey, I.. Shaffer, K. Persson, Miss !-less (Advisor). Pourth rq111: D. Baker, D. Murphey, Il. Meyers, M. Lauimer, L. Lawther.

Fro111 row: M. Day, B. flormic,,

With the aid of Miss Hess and Mr. Mutzcck, the American Field Service continued to function as a mea ns of cultural exch:rnge. This year the clubs' efforts brought l:;anny Agui,re to our school. Fanny is a native of Loja, Equador, and the AFS club served to make her experience here a pleasant one.

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A cappella Choir

Basses Front roiu: L. Carberry, W. Keller, R. Byron, C. J ohn· son, D. Bailey, B. Hoy, K. Miller, R. Corl. Second row: C. Swciticr, D. Laughlin, T. Olson, J. Brendlinger, E. Younkcn, B. Davies, M. ford, H. Smith, G. Oyler, B. Cloninger. Third row: R. Bryanr, H. McDermott, M. Neigh, B. Hylbcrt, M. Morse, R. Jcness, D. Chaffee.

Sopranos

Front roiu: M. Clagett, G. Damcm, .8. Brown, T. Conley, M. E11crs, P. Gill, S. Kirkpairick, C. Shenk, D. McGnhen, J. Kavanaugh, M. Vivino, L. Schmalsticg. Smmd roiu: M. Gullo, L. Hershberger, M. R. Campbell,). Pel con, C. Lauck, K. Pcrsso,,, T. LMchuk, M. Kistler, D. G illigan, N. Tindal,). Sprague, N. S:1u lsbury.

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Tenors Fto111 rorv: M. Wi11.ig1 D. Hosler, M. Hucbbee, P. Ebaugh, D. ford, G. Keller, J. Lux, D. Dahnrns, H. Tricbold. Second row: G. Kistler, D. Ammerman, S. Reese, T. Ham, S. O'Har:l, 0 . Gardner, G. Korman, D. W ise, D. Marro, T. Glantz.

Altos

Pro111 rorv: J. J enness,]. Chilcoat, D. Schrader, M. Manning, N. Hornbeck, D. Rhodes,). Myers, R. Lewis, T. McCbin,J. Byers, C. Kean. S«o11d row: 1:1. ·roney, V. Graham, L. Faulkner, M. OiRinaJdo, E. Rice, M. Campbell, P. Patrilak, 0. Davies, J . Jackson, A. Willower.

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Twentones

Al piano: M. Ford, B. Brown, M. Vivino, D. Gilligan, P. Wilson. Pro11/ row: T. Conley. Seco11d ro111:]. Meyers, .8.

Cloninger. Third row: G. Oyler, K. Persson. Po11rlh row: ). Chilcoat, E. Davies. f'ifth ro111: C. Sweitzer, C. Kean, M. Kistler, B. Ammerman,]. Dyers, B. Hylbcrt, T. Glantz, B. Dahmus, H. Triebold.

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SSA Pro11t ro11I.' E. .Beck,). Weaver, D. Mayhew, N. Koch-

er, S. Poorman, S. Ausrin, I!. l'ilcs, 8. Austin, C. Tsco, M. Royer, S. Swords. Second roru: B. Johnson, G. Rudy, T. Reich, S. Moyer, S. Moore, L. Wcrm:I, C. Fowler, D. Palmer, V. Carnpanis, M. Keller, G. Harpster. Third row: S. Sommers, El. Taricani, D. Lewis, K. Deluca, P. Thaclc, S. J3oorh, C. Giffin, L. Seeley, K. Mark, D. Keefer, R. Hartley, S. Han, K. Long, C. Hollinger, D. Roberts.

Sophomore Choir

Front row: C. Bengtson, P. Shoemaker, B. Hayes, M. Archer, C. HMrison, A. Birnie, ll. Wright, T. Hu(kabcc, J. Long, S. Dorncman, D. Wisc, J. Sm irh, S. Simkins, H. Zelinsky, A. Surnantri,J. Gordon, C. l3race,J. McCool. Smmd roru: C. Illand, P. A1.klleman, A. Cleveland, M. R1.esutO<'k, D. Moyer, M. Finn, H. Mancval, S. Smith, S. McCamley, 8.

Demmino, R. Eiscnhuth, S. Irion, J. Locrch, D. M,rrphcy, K. Hosterman, P. Pi Igram, S. Dunkel, K. Kastner, J. Long, S. Williams, C. Macri. 'l'hird roru: M. Dahm us, S. Hop· kins, N. Hoy, D. Saulsbury, K. Kummer, N. Harrington, D. Dailey, M. Noble, S. Borden, L. Burkey,). Long, D. Reif, K. Eakin, C. Urban, M. Desmond, B. Gray,). Sternberger,]. DcGroac, L. Elliorr, P. Brendlinger, 1'. ·rrumbo, M. Ackerman, L. Wnncr, D. Trostle, C. Wernsmlt, E. Gordcuk. Pourlh row: C. Bubash, E. Dcward, M. Thompson,).

Irvin, K. Neidigh, D. Phillips,)- Markle, D. Soppcr, C. Bressler, G. Holrzcr, J. Myers, C. Bradford, M. Kavanaugh, D. Kingsbury, T. Mitchell, D. Formey, W. Pledger, D. Frank, l. Gilmore, J. Oclbcrin~nn, N. Keller, J. Markle, T. Wes1, M. Morse.

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Choraliers

Fro111 rqw: D. Truscott, C. Gibson, R. Peters, It Williams, S. Vesper, S. Witmer, C. Rimmey, K. W:ilters, J. Laird, H. Triebold, S. Reese, L. Palladino, N. Babcock, G. Palazzari, K. ¥urphey, It Lewis, J. Myers. Second row: S. Poorman, 13. Caujolle, K. Miller,). Murphy, P. Decker,]. Hoy, A. McBride, ] . Lux, M. Huckabee, B. Long,].

Swecdand, B. Fritz, P. Zilly, C. Elliot, D. Moore, P. Nordhloom, K. Swanson, R. Reasinger, D. Loesd1. Third row: B. Talon, E. Coble, C. Lauck, N . Tindal, L. Law· cher, L. Files, E. Bach,]. Bcnninghoff,]. lhrvey, f3. Dick, W. Winnie, H. Giff, C. Homer, B. Brace, M. Vallance, T. Warner, S. Sturkcn,J. Haugh, D. Neff, S. Tobey, M. Wcrba. P1J11rlh rqw: T. Miller, n. Meyers, L. Wesr, C. Wirmer, S. James, P. Huber, J. Phillips, D. Wise, ]. Gabel, I.. Newman, 13. Wallace, M. Douglass, L. Haas, V. Graham, B. Pigott, M. I'ormica, J. Dreibelbis, D. Carruthers, R. Hall, P. Ostrowski.

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Twirling Club

From mw: M. Royer, K. Long, M. Nydegger (Co-He~d). Sero11d row: Ginny Shawley, Jackie Veater {Scc./Treas.), D. Lewis, D. Furst. Mini11gfro111pic1tm: C. Folmar, (Co-Head), K. Buss, ). Bailey, D. Segal, H. Cran1er, r.. King.

Majorettes Kmeli11g: P. Nordblum (Right Guide), L. Corl (Head). St1111di11g: D. Moore, P. Baumgudt, A. Goode,). f cdori, D. Hayes, C. Folmer, J.. Czekaj, R. Buss, L. Schaffer, L. Faulkner, M. Dininaldo, M. Meyer.

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Senior Band F/11/tJ, .fl. erown, G. Damcm, E. formica, N. Hofstra, S. Houts, C. Kean, J. Kmmrine, S. Mallisham, M. Hanning, D. Schl':lclcr, L. Shrigley, J. Veater, Y. Woods. Cl«ri11cls: J. Dyers, M. Eggen, D. Ford, .B. Gamble, K. Golding, N. Hahn, L. Hosterman, S. Jordan, S. Kirkparrick, D. Martin, K. Meyers, E. Nydegger, K. Poorman, C. Sanker, K. Smith, S. Stewart, C. Sweit1.er. Aflo Cl«ri11tl: G. Grieco. Bass Cf"ri11el: J. Laird, A. Leos, S. Paler· mo. Co111r,1 BasJ Cf,1ri11e1: P. Kanagy. Oboe: N. Sprague. Bt1JJ0011: E. Dombrowsky. Alto Saxophone: D. Gilligan, N. Hornbeck, D. Reese, R. Soloman. T'tnor Sflxopho11e: D. Bringman, J . Burr, J. Burton, R. Lewis,). Sweetland. B«ritom S«xopho11e: B. Romig. Corne/s: R. Allshouse, C. Amcringer, A. Avey, 0 . Bachman, .fl. Davies, C. Dittnrnn, D. Hyl· bert,). Johnson,). Key, G. Kisdcr, M. Knox, H. McKinstry, K. Murphey, M. Neigh, S. O'Hara, B. Pfahl, R. Trotter,). Wall. Fre11rh Honi: R. Ammerman, R. Avey, L Oi· Vesta, ). Myers, l.. Shenk. Br,rilont: W. Burr, G. Dennis, B. Edwards, S. Park. 'from· bo11eJ: R. Ammerman, E. Bcngrson, B. Bland, R. Byron, R. Haythornthwaitc, K. Hut· ton, B. Rarhron. Bams: W. Addleman, S. Borger, R. Jenness, D. Nelson, D. Wisc. Perc11ssio11: $. Daniels, W. Kel ler, K. Kolasa, F. Roush, D. Spooner. Tymp,mi: I.. Carberry.

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Sophomore Band F/11/e.s: C. Bbnd, R. Engler, K. Jordan, K. Kendall, M. Kidwell, L. Kovar, L. MacMullen, l. Strother.

Clari11e11: D. Baker, C. Bengtson, K. Dibble, G. Gross, A.. Grout, C. Henninger, C. lntorrc,J. Locrch, D. Straw, K. Swavely, C. Hnugh. l3® Clllrinbl: L. Gruver. Co11lra·BdJ1 Clariml: S. Wilson. Obol: K. Kello. BaJJQQ11: S. Simkins. A/lo Saxopho11e: D. Amcringcr, R. Blazosky, ll. Wright. Ti11or SaxophO!lt: D. Bringman. Bari/one Saxopho11e: 13. Murphey. Comets: C. Bradford, .B. Bessone, J. Davies, D. Frank, R Hayes, S. Keller, R. Labcnski, J. Mullen, J•. Parko, J. Speuly, D. Spicer. l'rmch Homs: R. Fogle, B. iobin, L. Warr\er. Bari/0111: K. Burns, R. Crider, S. McCarnley. Tro111ho11e.s: M. Bruster, C. Elliotr, M. Loewen, P. McHalc, M. Noll, 0 . Persson, J. Spashcr, P. Walker.

BaJJu: .B. Igo, T. Lattimer, T. l.ovc:11, S. Way. PerrnJ· sio11: D. Hudson, T. Wc:sc. Ty111pa11i: S. O'Hara.

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Orchestra In its second year under che direction of Mr. Will I Iarcman, the Orchestra expanded in borh membership and repertoire. For che first time in State I Iigh history, rhe Orchescrn was made a' full-credit major subject. The added rehearsal time made it possible co present famous works by composers such as Brahms and Beethoven.

111 Violi11: D. Rhodes, K. Persson, M. Kessler, G. Oyler, M. Claggcu, E. Gordcuk, W . Knci, J<: Youngingcr. 211d Violin: S. Shrigley, S. Shenk, A. Perez, ll. Pazur, N. Horn· beck, D. Stephens, D. Guthrie, M. Eng. Viola: 5. Koll, A. Voigt. Ct/lo: D. Doyle, J. Taricani, S. Barnes, D. Brisco<:, S. Hayes. Do11ble Brm: P. Strother, J. Wagner. Obot: N , Sprague, l<. Kello. Piaolo: M. Manning. /st F/1111: M. Manning, S. Homs, 1.. Shigley. 211d J'/,m: N. Hofwi, J'l. 11ormi('.a, \XI. Hont. /st Cl,iri11e1: C. Sweitzer, S. Kinpmick. 211d C/arimt: J. Dyers. Tenor Saxophone: R. kwis, J. Blirton. /JI BaJJ()(l11: E. Dombrowsky. 211tl B,m1JOn: S. Simkins. B,m Clm'inel: A. Leos. Isl I/om: C. Shenk. 2nd Horn: J. Myers. 3rd llom: R. Avey. 4lh Hom: L. DiVcsrn. 1st 'J'mmpet: M. Knox, C. Ammcringcr, D. Pfahl. 211d Tmmptt: K. Murphey, G. Elbin. 3rd Tm111pc1: I-I. McKinstry. Jsl T'rombo11t: H. R~th· fon. 2nd Tr1m1bo11c: K . Hu11on . 3rd Tro111bo11c: R. Byron. Tuba: S. Dorgcr. Timpani: S. O'Hara. Ptmmio11: W . Keller.

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- Dorothy Shamonsky

Art Club T. Miller, D. Brisco, P. l:tickson, Mrs. Mook (Sponsor), D. Shamonsky, M. Day. MiJsi11g from pie111rt: E. Meyers,

B. Beck, P. Luttner.

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Pep Club Fro111 roru: K. Leinbach, J. Humphrey, C. Rimmcy (Sec.- Treas.), B. Pigott (Pres.), C. Gaidncr (V. Pres.), It Peters, A. .Birnie, T. Reich. SQC011d nnu: G.

Dombrowski, J. Hunrcr, S. Moyer, D. Young, C. Reish. Third row: D. Clouser, S. Shrigley, D. Briscoe, M. Formica, N. Briggs. fourth row: C. Lingle, M. Lat· timer, D. Neff, E. J3ach, P. Reilly, S. Tobey, S. Poorman.

Library Assistants 'Front row: Mrs. Simons (Advisor), N. Briggs, D. Sci· be!, r:,i. Hofstra, K. Swanson. SQC011d row: R. Reasinger, G. Penbla, L. Kovar, E. Bach, J. Sowash, S. Tobey, K. Murphey, C. Tice, S. Shri~lcy. Third row: M. Lmimer (Treas.), C. Lingle (Sec.),]. Vcarcr, D. Neff (V. _Pres.), T. Bagshaw (Pres.). /3a/((my Fourth row:]. Whitby, T. Swanson, K. Kello, D. Trostle, L. Norris, S. Wilson, L. Hershberger, S. llouti, I,, Divcsta, R. Ammerman, D. Briscoe.

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Work Experience I

Fro11/ 171111: K. Cox, T. Swanger,]. Philipps, K. Klicnfelder, N. G~bel, K. Confer, L. Parker. S,cond ro111: Mr. Cross (Advisor), B. Hampton, P. Kingsbury, a.

Bullinger, D. Hollsinger.

Work Experience II

Fro111 ro111: G. Woodring, D. Cashncr, L. Hartman, L. Bcchdcl, 0 . Cox, R. Rogcoux, M. Poorman, K. Green, C. Gahner, C. Tice, P. Ncstcl"\1ck. Srro11rl row: D. H.olbbugh, C. J~ckson, Mr. Cross (Advisor), R. Hoy, B. Grcnablc, M. Hamand, Mrs. Infield (Advi· sor).

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Thespians

Senior ThtJpia11s: R. Ammerman, C. Anderson, R. Avey, J. Beik, K. Broderick (Sec.· Treas.), N. Brouse, C. Elliot, A. Gnble, C. Gibson, N. Gorlow, T. Glantz, G. Grieco, J. Grun, N . Hoke, It. Hughes, D. Hum, 13. Hylbert, A. Jncorrc, C. Johnsori, R. Kautz, P. Ki ngsbury,]. Krumrine, R. Lewis, T. McClain, M. Nydegger, N. Mor· gan, J. Phillips (Pres.), J. Philips, G. Palhzmi , S. Reese, C. Shenk, T. Reich, _ s.

Schult, M. Solie, 13. Swecthnd (V . Pres.), C. Takacs, M. Vallance, P. W eav<:r..Jmuor 1'llespia11J: J. Aberg, R. Beaulicau, !.. Boyd, D. Driscoc, M. Campbell, M: Eck, M. !1t1crs, P. Gill, R. Hall, D. Hosler, J. 1:-lough, L. L1wrhcr, G. Mansell, M. McNichol, S. Pctn1zzi, L. Schmnlsticg.

There1s no business like show business like no business I know Everything about it is aJ1Jealing Everything the traffic 1fill tt!Low Nowhere cttn you get that happy feeling When you a1'e stealing that extra bow.

The costumes, the scenery, the make-up, the props The audience that lifts you when you're down The head-aches, the heart-aches, the back-aches, the flops The sheriff who escorts you out of town ..

There's no people like show people They smile when they are low . ..

Still you wouldn't trade it for a pack of gold Let's go on with the show!

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Irving Berlin

(Raw Sex and Passion Woman)

Acclivity Fron/ row: C. Smith. Seco11d row: E. Meyers, N. Tindal (Editor), B. McCoy (Editor). Third row: C. Holden, L. Lawther, H. Nicholas, H. Aspa1udan. /1011rth row: N. .Origgs, N. Kanwal, R. 1-faythornthwaite, P. Whaley, P. Wcidhaas, J. Taricani.

Fron/ roiu: H. Nichofas, P, Reilly, C. Gardner, M. Reilly. S«o11rl r(JW: C. Gebhard,). Tlrn~ring, D. l3bzosky, P. Sulkowski, T. Conley, B. Gardner,). Han· sen, P. Strother, J. Beik.

189

Paw Print

M. Vivino, H. Asparuri~n, B. Gardner, S. Spizak, C. Colwell, S. O'Hara, T. Srcinbcrgcr, T. Conley (F.dicor-111· Chict), P. Sulkowski, ). Thucring, C. Gardner, M. Reilly.

190

I read the news today, oh boy, About a lucky man who made the grade And though the nrws was rather sad I just had to laugh I saw the photograph Lennon-McCartney

Paw Print People

Stttled: R. Hall, J(. Barnes, H. N ichofas, M. Witiig, It Bryanr, N. Morgan, P. Reilly, D. Stephens, 13. Meyer, B. J3rown. Second row: M. G rout, J. Bloom, M. DiRinaldo, N. Origgs. Third roru: R. Seely, C Gebhard, E. Gordcuk, D. Adams, T. Stcmbcrgcr, C. Ameringer, D Tu key.

191

Little Lion Staff and Assistants

AD SALESMEN

Front r111v: E. Grindall, S. Wirncr, P. Patribk, G. Dombroski, C. Rimmcy, M. Petrino, K. Kashner, D. Neil, C. Dressler.

Smmd ro111: L. Shaffer, G. Garmen, L. West, D. Stephens, C. Holden, E. Luse, M. Solie. Third roiv: T. Sternberger, L. Welch, B. Brow11, M. Day, K. Alexander, D. Luther, N. Suhcy. Po,mh ro111: S. Daniels.

SEN lOR ASSlSTANTS

Fro111 row: D. Dubin, A. lntorrc, P. Reilly, .). Sowash. S1co11tl row: P. Su lkowski,). Harvey, S. Tobey, S. W itmer. Third row: M. Grout, J. Taricani.

UNDERCLASS ASSISTANTS Pro11/ row: S. Daniels, S. Borden, J. Abdovc, C. Yorks. Stco11d ro111: M. Thompson, M. Dahmus, J. Emmcrs. Third row: J. Markle, G. Keller.

Fo11r1h rotv: 11. Tukcy, R. .llbzosky. /lift/, row: D. Austin, L. Hans, N. Suhcy. Sixth row: D. Neil.

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Editors

Tizzie McClain -

Kathy Bcoderick - Cap1ions &Ji1or

Smior Captiom Edilor

Tony Sternberger -

Littrary &Jilor

Nancy Babcock - Pa,11/1y &lilor

Judy Phillips -

Craig Holden -

U11derd,w EJi1or

Billy Ann Crompton - Sales and Ci"11/atio11 Manager

Typing &litor

Pam Morgan - P11b/id1y Ma11ag1r

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Dan Chaffee - Orga11iza1ions &lilor

Jim Bloom and Mike Reilly - SportJ &litorJ

Jean Thucring - R1cog11i1io11 Edi/or

Marcy Wcrba - Ad. Ma11agtr

Joe Frankl - AJJI. Photography &Ii/or

•; ... .·' Betsy Suhey - Sludtnt lift &litor

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r'am Erickson - Ari &litor

Peggy Wc~ver - Ari &lilor 194

Dotty Bl2zosky - Smior &litor

Mes. York and Miss Snyder - Ad111Jors

JoLainc Teyssier Bmit1tJJ Managtr

Judy Houk - Dookketper

Connie Rimmcy - Ad Editor

\ Paul Strother - Photography Editor

Judy Hansen and Janet Beik co.EJ,iorJ· in-rhief

Alt the seven deadly sins but lust.

195

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196

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Grease is great We're gonna win tonight With love not hate But if you wanna fight just come and let us kn()W Greasers, greasers, unite.I At! right.'

- The Greasers

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FOOTBALL

8-1

198

Mr. Williams, Mr. Gill, Mr. Gcrvinski, Mr. Mills, Mr. Kemmerer, Head Coach Willi~ms.

199

Front row: J. T. Barber, T. Szeliga, S. Walker, L. Biugbm:,n, H. Smith, M. Archer, P. Lutz, I:l. Stevens, G. Ghaner, K. B,rr, K. Grove, P. Liulc,]. Rothgaber, D. Bcchdel, R. Swecdand. Second row: J. Stoughton, B. l'ord, 13. Thomas, D. Hensel, M. Poorman, J. Shuey, R. Kepler, M. Bohn, B. Tate, L. Riller, J. Wilson, B. Gr~y. D. Grissinger, /\ . Sefter.

200

SCORES

SC SC . SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

36 35 41

DuBois . . ... . . . .. 16 Lock Haven .. .... . . 6

11

Clearfield . . . . . . . . . . O

BEA .... .. . .... . . 0

28

Penn Highlands . . .. . O

10

Huntington .. . . . ... O

29

Philipsburg-Oceola .. . 6

6

Tyrone . ... . ..... . 30 Bellefonte .. . . . . .. . 12

44

Third r0111: J. Goode, Mr. Gill, Mr. Kemmerer, L. Suhcy, E. Stcfanko, T. Curley, A. Sherritt, R. J3ricc, D. Snirgcr, .B. Ellis, B. Ford, P. Plipse, D. Jones, B. Pagan, E. Macklcs, Mr. Mills, Mr. Williams.

201

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

25 6 6

7 21 0 0 0

Philipsburg-Oceol:i ... .. . 18 Juniata Joint . .......... 28 Clearfield . ... .. . ..... .. 0 BEA ... . ...... . .. . .. . 14 Bellefonte . . ............ 8 Penn Highl:inds ... .. . ... 13 Hun tington . . ... . .. . . .. t!O Lock Haven . .......... . 30

Front row: R. Coble,]. Mamm, F. Borden, G. Chisholm, ). Smith, M. Saboc, .B. Hassinger, T. Criste, C. Urban, D. Dougherty, B. Shclow, T. Lovell, K. Decker, R. Houtz, T. Gesell, K. Eakin, L. Witherite. Sero11d row: M. Cambell, B. Berkey, P. &arles, B. Eisenhuth, J. Sowash, G. Holtzer, K. Rhoads,). Yenrurnto, M. McCrea,]. Gebhard,]. Almquist, J. Wilson, J. P:t1ilknec, G. Gilliland,]. Myers, D. Broome, G. Shoffscall. Third row:]. Sousa, W. Plc:<lgcr, K. Brame, 'r. Robison,]. Hoy, M. Kavanaugh, D. Jodon, V. Horn, D. Doty, D. Kingsbury, S. Mitchell,]. L-0ng, A. Stiffler, T. Stevens, R. Parsons, J. Long, Coach Rocky, Coach Snyder.

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[ 52nd KettfE!

State College Victorious 44-12

FactsBeLLliFONTE Kor5Chrier, Bubllnec,

)da:

Walson,

1ey, Thnl, 1':ibcllnir.

lck1'6: Oouo Huel, T•vlor, Bell, L, pr. .

1nrds: Kloer. Krvsak, Roen, Lvcns, 1z, Eck~nrolh,, nters: Marlon, Wilson. jarl~rb1ck: Luther. tlfb~ck~: Lellzcll, Hile, Slcphom.,' p, Sampull, Dan Anderson, Don 11, Hockman.

1llbflck: J,,bco. $TATl't COLL.EGE d~: Ford, Fllp~o. Smllh, Softnr, Snit· Rltltr, Rolhoaber, Fflgan, Meckes,

Ioa.

ckles: SIP.phens, Rftuohmfl n, Grlnln· Poorman, Bnrbcr, Luiz, Brace, tllnnd.

1

tnrd~: Ghanor, Thornos, Grove, Barr, 1, Keptor, Honial, Boclldol. , l~rs : Stelanl<o, Wiison, Shuey, Grny. nrlerb~cks: Archer, Curley.

I 11tbncks: Wall\ar, Suhey, Stau~hton!I $ , '5horrllt, Liiiie, Etlls, j !>re by Qun,·tors: 111 co11,oe .. . . .. .. u 21 1 o-44 llefonle .. . .. .. .. .. .. . & & , 6-12 uchdowns: Ellis 3 18, S2 and 53· pass·runs from Arcl1er), Walker I'· run), Suhry (28·YMd run), Smlih (2· pus lroni Archer), Bubllnoc (1?· Das, 1r9i,, l,uther), Jabeo ( IO·Y1rd from Luther). lrt Polnls i WAIK~r 2 Cp11ssts from er ~nd Curley), Curley <run), Archer

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Andrews, Llll~y, Glbsqn.

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I 1st downs .. .. . .. • .. 12

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3 39.7

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3 132 1

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203

#1- -" Billie Crompton

Peggy Sulkowski

Jeanne Tammen

Vicki Kepler

Pam Morgan

"",.,, Becsy Suhey

Becky Cummings

Bcmicc Cajoulle, Linda H~ffner, Denise Hudson, Laurie Whetstone.

204

Dottie Blazosky

Nancy Gorlow

Sue Mierly

Prom row: V. .Bird, B. Houser (co·capt.), A. Dame D. Yeagley, K. Rogers, D. Moyer,).

Gerry Mansell, Dave Hosler

Campbell (capt.). Stro11d rorv: S. Austin, M. Goodwin, P. Tudek,J. Pelton, N. Suhey, N. Harrington, K. Cole.

Cheerlead.ers Mike Manerv2l, Don Bailey

Bob Gardner

Jim Bloom Sue Mierly

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GIRLS' HOCKEY

Front ro1u: L. Spcarly, C. Baker, V. Peters. Stro11d row: C. lntorre, A. Ulinski, L. Adams. Third ro,11: L. Kelly, P. Wright, .I:!. Rice, B. Harper, M. Reilly, a. McCurdy, 13. Breon, Mrs. Hamill.

VARSITY

SC

2

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6

9

SC

20

SC

3 4 8

SC SC SC

SC

206

8

SC

7 0

West Perry .. . ... . ...... . . 0 Penn Highlands Blue .. . .. .. . 0 Penn Highlands White ...... 0 Penn Highlands Blue .. . ... . . 0 Penn Highlands Blue .. . . . , . . 0 West Perry .... .... .. . .. . . 6 Penn Highlands White . . .. . . 0 Penn Highlands Blue .. ... . . . 1 Penn Highlands White . . . . . . 0 West Pmy . ... .. ....... .. 3

JUNIOR VARSITY

SC SC SC SC

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4

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Pron I row: B. Davies, N. Babcock, R. Stabler. S«o11d row:). Emmm, H. Hoover, C. Bme, M. Drobka. Thifd row: T. Weber, J. Dreibelbis, M. Archer, ). Markle, A. Perez, J. Jackson.

207

Fro/II r01i1: ]. Forster, R. Specht, R. Allshouse, .8. Gentry, M. Dinch, R. Hughes, 13.

Schwamwalder, D. Barrickman, C. Colwell, T. Ham, D. Mundy, M. T. Midget. S"· 011d rOIQ: Mr. Fogleman, J. Mendez, J. Mcnm:r, D. farrnnd, P. Suhr, H. Tricbold, M. Orlando, J. Kino, S. Kulp, J. Davies, Mr. !Unchart, T. Huckabee. Thrid row: D. Wise, D. Harris, M. Fergus, L. Schisler, L. Adams.

Varsity Soccer SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

208

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5

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West Snyder East J uniata Penn Highlands Middleburg West Perry Juniata Greenwood West Snyder Altoona East Juniata Penn Highlands Altoona West Perry Middleburg Juniata Greenwood

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Fro111 r1Jw; L. Morehouse, C. Brnvo, n. Tobin, A. Dreibelbis, J. Salhclc, D. Schmidt, A. Shenk, P. Mel !ale, E. I lelleberg, H. Bierly, R. Allshouse, D. Hud· son, M. Person (mang.). S«o11d r1Jw: D. Dempsey, D. Chaffee, S. Ferrara, M. Huck~bcc, M. Desmond, D. Klckner, ·r. Larchuck, C. Bosch, S. 1-1eirner, K. Parquhar, !=oach Rinehart, P. J!baugh, C. Foderaro, ]. Howell, G. Schmidt, D. Robb, C. Elliott, T. Miller.

SCORES

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SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

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3 l

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VARSITY

SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

210

7 7

7 7 5 5 5 4

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Loch Haven . . . ................... 2 Loch Haven ...... . . .. .. . . ........ 3

GIRL'S TENNIS

Fro111 ro111: M. Gross, K. Heald, K. Quinn, R. Heilman, P. Roberts, C. Srnutzcr, M. Vivino. S«ond ro1v: Mrs. Fry, C. Gephart, F. Townsend,

T2ricani, J. Youn.kin, K. Magnuson.

J. Long, M. Dahmus, D. Bmolcr, E.

211

Varsity Cross Country

Fron/ roru: J. Gallagher, D. Batt, G. Dixon, L. Gocshalk, D. Dixon. Second ro,u: D. Parquhar, S. White, Mr. Homer, B. Halpenny, D. A<lams.

SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

212

41 Jersey Shore 40 Dubois Williamsport 54 15 Jersey Shore 58 First Place Wilkes-Barre Invitational Mifflin Co 45 15 Altoona t!O 17 Bellefonte 63 17 51 Tyrone Tie for First Place Steel City Invitational First Place SC lnvicacional Altoona 19 33 First Place Ferndale Invicacional Third Place Abington Heights Invitational 18 Mifflin Co '12 Bellefonte 68

17 15

SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

15 Dubois 10 15 Mifflin Co. 45 15 Altoona 52 16 Bellefonte 43 16 Tyrone 67 21 Altoona 75 16 Altoona 39 First Place Ferndale Invitational First Place Abington Heights Invitational 16 Bellefonte so

Undefeated 1 Jun1or .

Varsity

Fron/ roUJ: K. Westby, D. Meder, R. Corl, B. Kvashay. Srcond roUJ: C. Bechdel, M. FreHk, · D. Schultz, Mr. Gentry.

213

Girls' Basketball

Fro111 row: V. Peter$, M. Reilly, M. Grove. Second row: L. Kelley, L. Adams, P. McClellan, A. Uli~fki, R. Hei lman, Mrs. Hamill.

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flro111 ro11J: L. Persia, ). Parkhill, C. (ntorre,J. Long, C. .Bressler, C. Wcrnsredr, M. Eng. Seeo11d ro111: D. Kline, K. Waite, C. Ault, S. Oclberman, L. Haas, C. l.auck, Mrs. H~mill.

VARSITY SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

101

54 73 47 53 73 35 53 56

38

Penn Highlands Blue Penn Highlands Whire Newport Juniata West Perry Penn Highlands Blue Greenwood Penn Highlands White East Juniara Juniata

39 39 21 54 39 21 38

34 42 41

JUNIOR VARSITY SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

15 9 15 17 23 24 18

16 22

Penn Highlands Blue Penn Highlands W hice Juniata West Perry Penn Highlands Blue Greenwood Penn Highlands White East Juniata Juniata

16 16

12 21 3 20 21 10

9

2 15

Fro11/ row: H. Decker, K. Gross, R. Corl, D. Famnd, J. Puff, T. Puff, J. Wall, R. Kepler, K. Darr. Sr(1111d roru: Coach Pifer, J. Spcarly, R. Miller.

Varsity Wrestling ...

216

Front ro1u: L. W caver, B. Gray, J. Shuey, A. Scfter, J. Rogers, A. Sherritr, H. Smi1h, L. Suhey D. Grissinger. Sttolf(/ rou1: ) . Addleman, M. .Barr, G. Glrnnor, P, McDonough,

D. Cross.

6 Sectional Champs

2 17

SCORES SC SC

41

SC

SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

28

H unti ngdon Lock Haven Philipsburg

17

29

BEA

17

19

Dubois West Branch Hollidaysburg Penn Highlands Bdkfonce

32

38

24 29 17

26 20 32 28

Clearfield Penns Valley Altoona

11

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14 9 30 l2 20 10 13

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Jiron I row: B. DiManino, R. 13ird, R. Gesell, T. Fry, P. McHalc, J. Gcbh~r<l,J. Vanhorn, R. Eliscnhlllh, K. Brame,]. Smith, R. Brace, R. Parson, R. Houtz. S«o11d row: D. Smith, J.. Lingle, N. Carnpanis, K. Decker, M. CiJcui, D. Reif, T. Swanson, R. Nonhhamcr, M. White, Jl Senior, S. l.cx:,·ch, D. Fritz, F. Rousch,). Shantz, D. Hudson, S. Mitchell, M. Sholly, H. Weaver, H. Weaver.

Junior Varsity Wrestling SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

220

46

Huntingdon Lock Haven Philipsburg

50

BEA

31

Duboi~ West J3ranch Bellwood Varsity Hollidaysburg Penn Highlands Bellwood Varsity Bcllefonre Clearfield Penns Valley Alroona

39 34

44 36 34 25

40 38 38 27

39

6 10

6 3 11

3 8

16 l8

15 3 G 12 8

Indoor Track

'·i,

Fro111 row: G. Dixon, J. Foister, 13. Dixon, D. Dace, T. Szcliga, L. Gotshalk, Mr. Homer. Second r1m1: l:l.

Kvashay, W. Pledger, G. Schmidt, Fl, l-lalpcnny, D. Meder, S. White, J. Gallagher, J. Davies. Missing from pitture: 11. Tricbold, C. Dcchcld.

Running and Winning

Indoor Field

Pron/ row: Mc. Wnllacc,J. Forster, M. Lynch, ). T. Barber, B. Dnhmus, J. Lowery, E. Hd· wards, F. Losch, S. Heimer. St(Ol/d row: M. Frcnrk, E. Mackcs, S. Pnrk, W. Pledger, B. Gifford, D. White, 8. Hcllcbcrg, R. Sechrest.

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Fron/ roru: L. Newman, Coach Whirc, P. Fagan,). C'.oopcr, S. Wilson. Second 1'Qtu: T. 1-lartncn, R. Morris, P. Hawk, L. Carberry,). Sweetland, S. End. 'third row: M. Gutccplan, D. Sealy, G. Chisholm, M. Thorne, J. Visnovsky.

Boys' Gymnastics Unbeaten

SCORES SC

86.45

SC SC SC

106.25

222

91.40 87.56

Penn Hii:rhlands 64.25 Altoona lo4.65 Indiana 79.70 Somerset 77.56

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Girls' Gymnastics ,.

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SCORI!S SC SC SC SC SC

78.10 74.00 65.96 79.45 72.20

Penn Highlands

Clearfield Penn Highlands Indiana Ckadicld

33.10 62.80 39.02 67.25 59.20

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Front rorv: Mrs. Sodergren, D. Oliver, N. Draper, K. McMahon, K. Higashida, D. Kaiser. Suo11d ro111: J. l3crgstrom, M. Archer, C. Brncc, M. Lambert, S. Coughlin, K. Buskirk, H Hoover. 1'lJird rotv: K. Kendall, M. Dahm us, S. Bergstrom, M. Kcnr, S. Lem, J. Dricbclbis. Fourth rotv: D. Gamble, M. Kesler, P. Morgan, A. Goode, M. Clagett, J. Emmcrs.

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SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

226

74 52 73 65

69 73 51

89 100

73 81 66 75 64 101 97 71

60 69

98 86 82

Huntingdon Tyrone Huntingdon Penn Highlands Hollidaysburg Bishop Guilfoy le Williamsport Clearfield Penns Valley Alroona Lock Haven Jersey Shore Buckrail Arca Bellefonre Bald Eagle Penns Valley Jersey Shore.: I3ellefonte Bucktail Area Bald fagle Williamsporr Lock Haven

50 69 61

58 50 74 64 66 32 116 60 50

59 46 -10 ,13 5,1 56 59 ,14

68 68

Fro111 row: T. Curley, D. Jlinlon, S. Walker, M. Morse, M. Archer, S. Brackbill, M. Fergus. S«o11d row: D. Barber, A. Case, B. Hllis, D. Welter, I). Snirger, 0 . Shaner, R. Simons, L. Schisler, T . Olsen, Mr. Kemmerer.

Varsity Basketball

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Junior Varsity Cagers

Prom rcw: B. Leech, D. Wilkins, M. McKenna, T. Bruce, M. Sabock, K. Bums. St,011d rqw: Mr. Parris, C. Elliot, D. !'rank, !l. Pagan, O. Pcrrson, 0 .

Kingsbury, S. Kulp, D. Hahn.

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SCORES SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

64 46 50 10 60

SC

35 75 73

SC

SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

36 34

82 58 80

Huntingdon Tyrone Hunringdon Penn Highlands Hollidaysburg Bishop Guilfoyle Willi.amsporr Clearfield Penns Valley Alroona Lock Haven Jersey Shore Buckrail Area Bellefonce Bald E:igle Penns Valley Jersey Shore Bellefonte Buckrail Arca

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Bald Eagle

29

63

Williamsport W. P. Jr. High

88

69

54 66 54 57 55

67 60

68

31 49

24 48

49 56 44 75 37 37 30 36

28 50

39 5L

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230

Silting: J. Lux, R. Av~y. P. Ebaugh, P. Johnson, T. Losch, 13. Weis· man. Sta11di11g: M. Lynch, B. Cloninger, C. Nelson, D . H ensel , J3.

Ford, S. Bruce, P. Fagan, T. Kush, J. T . B~rbec, C. J !olden.

Greasers Provide Support

23 1

ADVERTISEMENTS

232

Just trying to keep the customers satisfied, Satisfied.

-

Paul Simon

233

CANNON INSTRUMENT

Boalsburg 466-6232

YAFFA FAB.RICS

COLLEGE AVE. PHARMACY

(J . Sowesh, 0. Neff)

"This 'Hmo I'll make it without e horn, or o i l pper. or insot sleeves .•."

1235 Benner Pike 237-5131

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(C. Rimmoy }

"You guys went sump'in ground, or whot? , • .

BOOT'S DAIRYETTE

( P. Little, R. Morris, J. Konyon, D. Millor, M. Lynch, K. G rove. J. Lotorro) "Shopping with the 'BOYS'."

120 E. College Ave.

138 S. Atherton St.

State College

State College

237-7812

238-8862

MID..STATE BANK AND TRUST CO.

[J. Thuoring, D. Lundy) "And now for l ho Mid-Stoic Dank jingle."

248 W. Hamilton Ave.

234 E. College Ave.

238-3077

237-1421

235

PEARCE MILK CO.

724 S. Atherton St. State College

238-6744

BICYCLE SHOP

Phone: 814 238-6711

•t !i (D. Miller, P. Little, J.

. Lotorro, J . Kenyon, M. Lynch, K. Grove, C. Kon· qoroo. R. Morris).

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"Our horo !"

441 W. College Ave.

DIX CADILLAC PONTIAC CO.

George A. Dix President

1400 N. Atherton St. State College

238-9422

PENN HI-BOY RESTAURANT 1820 S. Atherton St.

State College 238-9691 IJ, Konyon, C. Coldwell. E. Cobio, J. Horvoy, N. Hofstro)

"Koop tho elbows well oH tho toble, then s&w b~ck ond for th.''

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Service can be a high priced commodity, except here .. . we give it away free, with a smile.

Full service banking is more than a phrase with us.

It's a way of doing business. We think you'll like it that way, too.

SERVICE SINCE 1904 122 W. College Ave. South Hills Branch North Hills Branch Nittany Mall Milesburg Branch

Trust and Savings Bank

237

TWO WHEELS CYCLE SHOP

1000 W. College Ave. State College

238-1193

IMAGE PHOTOS BELLEFONTE LANES Benner Pike 355-4641 Dick Nardozza, mgr.

129 S. Pugh Street State College 238-5181

238

24 Lanes Pro Shop 4 Billiard Tables

Ample Parking Space Nursery Facilities

CRABTREES

(D. Nerf)

ALVO ELECTRONICS

( M. Morse, J. Byers)

"Tell mo tho tru th, Sodio. Do you think it's too much?"

"Oh. couldn't you lot me hove just one lit'tle

turn?"

132 S. Allen St.

200 E. College Ave. State College

State College

238-5016

LES'S SUB & PIZZA SHOP 1223 S. Atherton St. State College 238-0596 During A Lunch, under tho clock, 3rd from tho window is ..•

THE GREAT AMERICAN LUNCHTABLE Tony Slemberger Jim Konyon Gunillo Lonnemork Jonel Beik ( Honora ry) Judy Honsen Bob D11vios Jonot Sproguo G reg Oyler Bloir Pfohl Joe Frankl D11vo Morro Kathio Yoncey

Jonot Byers Ellie Formico Morjie Ki$tle r Nid Morgon Horry Smith Jorry Aborg (Token Jr. I) Dave Stobb (Token Jr. ii) Stevo Dornomon (Token Soph.)

( C. Caldwell, E. Coble, J . Horvey, J: Kenyon, N. rlofstro } "They. don't come hore to eo+- they como horo to soe me."

239

CASA di

TONY'S BARBER

ALTOMONTE

SHOP

I 19 S. Atherton St. State College, Pa.

"Compliments of 1

TONY S BARBER SHOP and FELICE'S TENNIS SERVICE"

Phone 237-6191 (N . Ho fstra, T. Roich, R. Williams ) "Pi e, Paper, or Popsi?"

JODON'S

231 E. Beaver Ave.

SERVICE

238-8012

STATION 2000 E. College Ave. 237-9371

Home of Fine Italian and American Cuisine

Wines-Liquors-Beverages Opposite "Imperial 400 11 Motel Parking in Rear

Open: 4:30 P.M. Daily Closed Sundays

HORNE R'S BOOK SHOP ONE STOP SHOPPING DAY,/N & DAY-OUT HOUTS FOR .• • ~ NAME BRANO MERCHANDISI

120 N. Buckhout St. State College 238-670 I

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124 East College Avenue State College

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971

CENTRE FILM LAB 321 West Beaver Avenue

237-6261

THE FILM LAB has made the scene in the photographic business ,n State College for twenty-five years in both sup· plies and processing for amateu r and professionols alike. We are proud to stote that we develop over 250.000 rolls of film c1 yec1r in color and black and white. Our five delivery trucks have become familiar objects to most of the people in cent ral Pennsylvania; t hey total over 335,000 miles a year and service over 250 dealers. The following pictures tell t he story briefly, but feel free to come in any time for a tour of the plant or store.

Rolph Fronkenborger, known to t1lmost ovoryono os " Fronky." is our rotoil store manager ond ho works hard ot seeing thof your noods oro sotisfiod.

Your negot ivos gel the white glovo treo tmen l in tho printing room whe ther you oro omolour or professionol. Wo know your pictures oro importonl to you; thorofore, they oro importont lo us, os well.

Fred Holler, PIMI Mnnoger, chocks qut1lily on t1 doy's run of prints. Ovor 2,000.000 of your prints t1re processed yeorly.

"Wobby," or Mr. Webb, g ivos professiona l prints !ho ooglo eye to moke sure tho quolily ond color b11lonco is up to snuff. The pro's moko thoir living wilh our prints; they hove lo bo good.

If you hove n't guessed it by now, quolity control is t ho most imporlont foclo r in our procoss. Horo Lew Sheckler checks the print control one more limo for good meosure on tho densitome ter.

After oll the quolity control men oro sofoficd, and the prints oro dry, ·thon lhoy Me cut ond t1sombled by five girls ot stations like this.

AS USUAL, AT THE FILM LAB, EVERYTHING GETS THE WHITE GLOVE TREATMENT. JOI N THE DISCR IMINATING AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS TODAY. TAKE YOUR ROLL OF FILM TO BE PROCESSED AT THE CENTRE FILM LAB, INC. O R O NE O F O UR MANY DEALERS.

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COMMERCIAL PRINTING, INC.

BOSTONIAN LIMITED

C reative Printing for All Business Organizations and High School Activities

238-8655

I06 South Allen Street

1224 N. Atherton Street 238-3025

( R. Luiz,

( P. Strothor, H . Smith, J. Philli ps, E. Bengston )

E. Bengston, H. Bush, G. Elbin, N. Briggs, J. Sowash, B. McCoy )

" A rool secrot agent olwoys shoots you."

"J ust one big hoppy fom ily."

(M. Solie,

T. G lonh ,

( N. Briggs,

B. Breon.

D. Klino)

G. Elbin,

"A situation like this cou ld put mo

R. Lui~)

E. Bengston, " Don't you havo anything a li!tlo plaine r?"

right behind the oight

ball."

The Place To Go Is

CENTRE LAN ES

WHITEHILL LIGHTING & SUPPLY

Whether You're in a League or Just Bowling for Entertainment

1524 N. Atherton St. State College 238-2449

1600 North Atherton Street

244

CH EMC UT

PENN STATE MOBILE HOMES 1766 N. Atherton St.

500 Science Park State College 238-0514 Chemcut Corporotion manufactures a complete line of etching and attendant equipment, including complete automatic etching production systems.

KUHN'S ARCO

P. A. FROST

AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Ned C. 1305 S. Atherton State College 238-4412

DOTY & HENCH, INC.

Cummings,

314 S. Pugh Street

143 S. Fraser St. State College

238-6725

Mgr. 238-6777

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For Q uality Merchandise and Sincere Service

Stop at

216 E. College Ave. Downtown, State College

HOY TRANSFER, INC.

Post Office Box 406 Rt. 322 North, State College 237-4975·

(M. Hoy, J. Hov i ''Those Women Trud-Drivors l"

STUDENT BOOK STORE 330 East College Ave. 237-7616 (P. Neod, A. lntorre. R. Ammormon, D. O'Con· nell) "Tho SoMch for Knowledge,"

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G. C. MURPHY

127 S. Allen St. State College 237-4016

(J, Kenyon, M. Da y, K. 6rindle. 8. Gard ner, R. Hug hos, R. Luh, P. Luttnor, D. Borridmon ) " Records ore so finol"

DUGGAN & MARCON ASSOCIATES, INC. Post Office Box 842 State College, Pennsylvania 1680 I 238-6832

CONTRACTORS Lathing-Plastering Acoustical Treatment Movable Partitions Dry Wall Light Steel Framing

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McDONALD'S HAMBURGERS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 442 E. College Ave. State College 238-1034 ( R. Luft, R. Hughos, P. Luttnor. J. Konyon, K. G rindle.

D. Barrickman, M. Day, B. Gardnor) "Wo like the outsido of McDonald's, too."

OFFSET CENTRE P.O. Box 89 State College, Pennsylvania PLANT LOCATION Bo~lsburg, Pennsylvania Telephone 814-466-6296 234 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE

STATE COLLEGE 237-1881

COMPLETE FACILITIES OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY CAMERA AND PLATEMAKING FULL COLOR PRINTING BINDERY ART AND GRAPHICS

WALTZ'S SPORT I NG GOODS Shingletown 466-6997 ( R. Lutz, E. Bong1ton) "Well. I've seen botterlooking deor!"

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Phone 237-1871-Appointments If Desired

Wed., Thur., Fri.

CENTRE CONSUMER DISCOUNT

HOWARD SMITH'S BARBER SHOP 234-B East College Ave., State College, Pa.

20 I W . Beaver Ave. State College 238-8442

Terrace Level- Mid State Bank Regular Hair C uts- Children's Hair Cuts Re~zor Cuts-Shear Blend Cuts Hair Straightening-Coloring Hair Pieces for men.

HOWARD SMITH Owner and Stylist

DAIRY QUEEN ._ 1,lAT fOR WTE '@A FOOD FOR tilt.\'"

CLIFF THOMPSON Hair Stylist

2099 N. Atherton Street State College 238-2731

Compliments of-

HUR'S MEN SHOP 114 E. College Ave. State College 238-840 I

STATE COLLEGE

"Finest in Men's C lothing "

Men's Store Dress Shop

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AGWAY

BALFURD'S INC.

Box 436 State College

320 West Beaver Ave.

237-7612

237-7661

(J. Byers)

"Spotless!"

COLONIAL DONUT

SHOP 530 University Shopping Center

(S. Wilmar, S. Werbo)

Tobey,

M.

"Bui, Mr. G rocer, wo'ro not pinching thorn . .. "

237-7273

0. W. HOUTS FREEZER FOODS 120 N. Buckout St. 238-670 I

Congratulations to the Class of '71 !

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WHEELAN D'S

McLANAHAN'S DRUG STORE INC.

AUTO BODY SHOP

Three C onvenient Locations to Serve

2131 N. Atherton St. State College, Pa.

YOU 134 S. Allen St. 414 E. College Ave. 1690 N. Atherton St.

COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '71

MISTER DONUT OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 237-5307 2 Locations I I 00 N. Atherton

I 13 S. Garner State College

State College

ALBERT F. WI LLIAMS AGENCY 300 S. Allen St. State· College 237-4901

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COMe,LIMENT~ OF

Hi-Way

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3 Locations to Serve You: I I I Heister St. 11 2 S. Garner St.

GOOD HEALTH

University Shopping Center, Westerly Parkway

(T. Roich, R. Willioms, J . Sowosh, E. Boch. N. Hofstro)

CENTRE VIDEO

"One of these girls is not liko the others."

Serving State College and Bellefonte

T.V. CABLE

PENN WHELAN DRUGS, INC.

IE. Bengston, R. Lutz) "Don't be ofrnid to t ry new

dolicocios."

((Truly a Drug Store" ROBERT D. HEISER and

ERTEL'S KITCHENS 3604 S. Atherton 466-6252

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Boalsburg

ROBERT HENRY HEISER Pharmacists Corner of E. Beaver and Allen Sts. 238-8423

Lewistown State College Bellefonte

2 Locations to Serve You 1605 N. Atherton St. Nittany Mall State College, Pa. Shop 9 am to 9 pm Monday thru Saturday

The department store with a total focus on fashion offe rs traditional quality and fine service in three locations throughout Central Pennsylvania.

CENTRE HARDWARE {N. Hof$tro, T. Reich, E. Boch, R. Wil-

( R.

lioms j

Hughes, B.

Lu lz, P. LuHner, Ga rdner,

R.

J.

Kenyon, M . Doy, D. Bor-

"To biggor ond bolto r shakes''

rickman, K. Grindle] "A da ring doyli ght ro bbery."

TWIN-KISS 1230 E. College Ave. 237-3281

221 S. Allen St. 237-4962

THE SPUDNUT SHOP 119 S. Pugh St. 238-6184

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Sears NITTANY MALL

-Infinity

LITTLE LIONS

1971 254

THE TAVERN RESTAURANT

220 E. College Ave. 238-6116

If you' re a first-t imer in State College, you' ll enjoy the good food and colonial atmosphere of THE TAVERN RESTAURANT. If you've been here before, then there's no use explaining-we'll be seeing you.

CLARK MOTORS

I 080 E. College Ave. 238-3014

( E. Boch) "All thoso weeks of drivor's od. finolly paid off!"

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BURGER KING

)

IR. Gordner, P. Luttnor, R. Hughes, M. Doy, K. Grind le, D. B11rrickmen, R. Lui'!, J. Kenyon)

"We love lmporiol Morgo rinel"

521 University Drive

State College

258

DAVIDSON'S FLORISTS & GIFTS

GOLDEN EAGLE 325 E. Calder Alley

130 E. College Ave. State College 237-4994

(G. Polozzori, D. Mille r, K. G rove, P. Sul· kowski, A. McBrido, M. Lynch )

(A. McB_ride, J. Kenyon, P. Sulkowski, J. Letorro, M. Lynch, R. Morris, R. Lutz, K. G rovo , D. Miller, G. Peleuori)

"I medo sure she noticed the flower."

"Birds of e foo ther."

ARMENARA PLAZA

13 I Sowers Street State College

237-7968

(G . Oyler!

"I le t go ! I let go !"

TEMPLE MARKET

BLAZOSKY'S TROPICAL FISH

(D. Mille r, K. Grovo l "No tollin~ whet you'll catch with e fish for boil!"

Beaver Avenue State College 237-4921

225 W. Clinton Ave. 238-0137

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MELLOTT MOBILE HOME SALES

OLD MAIN ART SHOP

EGOLF'S

(C. Rimmey ) "I think overy rug should hove buttons.''

1857 N. Atherton St. 238-2383

136 E. College Ave. 237-3442

126 E. College Ave.

237-2741

CENTRE DAILY TIMES KNUPP OPTICAL LAB (H. Aspoturion, P. Strother) "A shephe rd ond his sheep."

I 31 Sowers

Armenara Plaza

State College, Pa. 119 S. Fraser St.

237- 1382

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237-4964

MAYOR'S REGIONAL YOUTH COUNCI L

Since 1969 we have been -strengthening the ties between the local legislators and the youth of State College.

"WE'RE NUMBER ONE!" RIG HT:

LEFT:

Ado ms Forrend Compbell Orlando Miller Ebouqh Miller

Kulp Schisler Chaffee Hortno!t Ell iot Cilotti

ROBIN'S YOUNG WORLD

t~I '

Meetings:

Ist and 3rd Tuesdays

of every month.

I 18 South Fraser St. State College, Pa. 16801

ACCOUNTING SERVICES AND SYSTEMS

234 E. College Ave. State College, Pa.

JOHN G. KENYON (J . Hensen, J . Konyon, C. Coldwoll, N. Hofstro, E. Coble, J, Hervey)

DONALD A. ASENDORF

"I soy, l'vo olwoys wonted o pot thot wos 'cleon and oosy to core for'."

CONGRATULATIONS TO 522 Westerly Parkway

THE CLASS OF 1971

State College

238-1712

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JODON'S STABLES & TACK SHOP

JAMES I. BEAMER REAL ESTATE

(N. Hofstra, J . 1-forvoy, C. Coldwoll, E. Cobio )

This is tho siqn, but whore's the office?"

1751 N. Allen St. State College 237-4364

1255 S. Allen St. 237-6581

CARRIAGE HOUSE

l {G. Polomri, A. McBrido, P. Sul. kowski, J. Thuerin9)

" Frito Bonditos."

109 S. Pugh St. State College

238-0162

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I

SHERATON MOTOR INN 240 S. Pugh St. State College 238-8454

( B. Hylbort, J. Bye rs, M. M'orso, E. Nydegger) "Has King Arthur to ken II closo look ot his Knights lotely?"

Don't Forget to Visit The Londoner Restaurant at the Sheraton Motor Inn

263

PROFESSIONAL PATRONS DR. BENJAMIN L. ALEXANDER A. REID ALLISON, JR. DR. E. E. BARTGES JOHN F. BRESLIN, D.D.S. ROBERT P. CAMPBELL, D.M.D. DR. DONALD F. CURTIS DRS. DAILEY, DELMONICO, AND DEPEW JOHN T. FISHER, M.D. DR. HARRIET L. HARRY FRANK C. LAYNG, JR., D.D.S. DR. AND MRS. JOHN H. LIGHT THOMAS G. MAGNANI M.D. I

DR. M. P. MARSHALL DR. EUGENE MATEER MR. MARTIN McFEATTERS, D.D.S. MILLER, KISTLER, LEE AND CAMPBELL ORAL SURGERY CLINIC DR. RICHARD P. KARAS DR. THOMAS N. NARDOZZA DR. D. R. L. ROBISON MYRON E. SEVICK, M.D. DR. CHARLES H. WINGERT, JR.

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES Track and fJield 1,2; Library (Asst.) Club 2; Band 1,2.

:=:::::=:==:':"':==~ - "S" Club 3; Physics Club l.

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1.

HEIDI ASPATURIAN IRC 1,2; Debate Team I; Piper 2,3 (feature Ed.); NEDT Ccrcificarc of Merit l; NMSQT Lener of Commendation; Acclivity 3; ECMUNC l,2; PSMUN 1,2.

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RICHARD AV6Y Class Sennte 3; Lilmry (Asst.) Club 3; Spanish Club 3; ThespiaM 3; Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3.

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DAVID BATT Cross Country 1,2,3; Indoor Track l,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3; Varsity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 3; Chess Club 3; NMSQT Semi-Finalist.

DA VE AXELSON Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Im. Basketball 3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; H21l Parrol 3; Key Club 3.

LEE BAUGHMAN Football 1,2,3; Basketball I; Track and Field 1,2; Im. Basketball 2,3; Clm Senate l (V. Pres.) 2,3; Hr,11 Pa· trol 3; Varsity "S" Club 3; Key Club 1,2,3; Boy's Leaders 2.

DllNlSE BABIN Library (Asst.) Club I; PNA l (Sec'y); Vo·Tcch (Dental Asst.) 3.

PAM BAUMGARDT Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; AFS 2,3; Majorette 2,3; NRDT Ccrrifi· catc of Merit.

EILEEN BACH AFS 3; Library (Asst.) Club 3; Spanish Cluh 2,3; FNA l,2,3; Choralicrs 3; Pep Club 2,3; N.HDT Certificate of Merit; Transferred from De Paul Hig h School, Wayne, N.). 1.

TIM BAYLETS

BOB BAGSHAW

Editor); NEDT Certificate of 2,3.

Golf 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3 (1st String All-Star) ; Im. Bas· ketball 2,3; Im. Vollcyball 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 3 (Scc'y·Trcas.); Key Club 1,2,3 (Public Relations); Ski Club l ; Library (Asst.) Club 1.

DON BAILEY Student Council 2,3; Clm Senate I ; Ski Club I; Sophomore Choir l; A Cappella 2,3; Cheerleader 3.

LEE BAILEY SUSAN BAILEY Im. Bowling 1; FBLA 2; Vo-Tech (Denrnl Am.) 3.

DAVE BECHDEL Football l,2,3; Wrestling l,2,3.

JANET BEIK !RC 1,2,3 (Co-Chairman); Thespians 2,3; Little I.ion 2 (Studem Life Ed.), 3 (Co-Uditor-in-Chicf); NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalist; EC, MUNC 2,3; PSMUN 1,2; Spring Musical 2,3.

BRIC BllNGSTON B2skctball l; IM. Foorball 2; Im. BasketbaJI 3; Photo Club 3; Library (Asst.) Club 3; Sophomore Choir 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 1,2.3; District Band 2.

PETER BILLETER

CINDY BAKER Hockey 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1.

DAVID BARBER Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3; lm. Baskctball l,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Physics Club 2.

VICKI BISH FBLA 2,3 ; Band l.

DAVID BISHOP ALFRED BLAKER

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). T. BARBER Football t,3 ; Indoor Track 2,3 ; Track and fJ1eld 1,2,3; Im. Football 2; Hall Patrol 3; Boy's Leaders 3, Kll!TH BARNES Transferred from University High School, Iowa City, Iowa 2; Swimming l.

MIKE BARR Wrestling 1,2,3; Auto Club I; PFA 1,2,3.

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KEITH BARR Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball l,2,3; Vu, sity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 2; Auto Club 2,3.

DAVID BARRICKMAN

BILL BLAND Class Senate: l; Choralicrs 3; Band 3; NBDT Certificate of Merit.

DOTTY BLAZOSKY Hockey 1,2; Tr2ck and l'ield 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2 ; Im. Bowling 2; Co-Ed Bukctball 1; Im. Soccer 3; Srudcnr Council 2,3; Class Senate 1,2,~; Varsity "S" Cli1b 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; AFS 2,3; Cheerleader I (Capt.) 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Lirrk Lion 2,3 (Senior Ed.); Spring Mu· sical 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

J IM BLOOM Cross Country 2; Indoor Track 1,2; Tr:ick 2nd Field

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l,2,3; Hall Patrol 3; AFS 2,3 (Pres.); Dehatc Team 3; Cheerleader 3 (Little Lion); Little Lion 3 (Athletic Ed.); NEDT Certi ficate of Merit; Spring Musical 3; Wrestling 3; Varsity "S" Club 3.

HRC 2,3; NMSQT Lener of Commendation ; Transferred from Druid H.S., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2.

DENISE CONKLIN RENNA BUSS Band 1,2,3; Majorc1cc 3; Twirling Club 2.

JOHN BLOOM DEBRA BODLE .BOD 130LLJNGilR Basketball 1,2; Track and Field l; Work Experience 3.

JERRY BORGER Track and Field 3; Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball 2; Im. Volleyball 2,3.

SUSAN BORGER FBLA 3; Orchestra 3; Band L,2,3; Twirling Club 2.

STEVE BRACKBILL Basketball 1,2,3; Track and Field l; Im. Football 3; Im. Vollcyball 2,3 ; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

BARB BREON Hockey l ,2,3; Gymnastics l ; Track and Field l,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2; Student Council 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Girl's Leaders 112,3 (Pres.); Thespians 2,3; Sophomore Choir l ; Spring Musical 1,2.

BOB BIUlWER Library (Asst.) Club.

NELSON BRIGGS Wrcsding 1; Im. Football 3; Im. Volleyball 2; Library (Asst.) Club 3; Piper 3; NMSQT Lener of Com· mcndation.

DAVE BRINGMAN KATHIE BRODERICK Thespians 2,3 (Sec'y·TrcM.) ; Sophomore Choir l; A

Tri·Hi·Y 2,3; f'Hl.A l.

CYNDI BUTLER Im. Bowling 1; Im. Volleyball l; Scudcnc Council 2 (Treas); An Club 2; Library {Asst.) Club I. JANET DYERS Basketball 1,2; Class Senate 1,2,3; Girl's T.eaders 2,3; Sophomore Choir l ; Twen Tones 3; A Cappelfa 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Districr Orchestra 1,2; Band 1,2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

CABRINI CAPPARELLI Im. Bowling 1,2; FTA 2.

LINDA CARDENUTO Track and field 2,3; Pep Club 3; Vo-Tech (l'ood Ser· vices) 2,3.

ALAN CASE Soccer 2; Basketball 2,3; Track and Field 3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 3; Hall Pwol 3; Key Club 3; Transferred from Fairview High School, Fairview, Pa. 2.

SANDY CHUBB Im. Soccer 3; Class Senate 3; Sophomore Choir l; Or· chcsrrn I. NANCY CHUCKRAN Im. Volleyball 3; 1·ransf<:rrccl from Meadville, Pa. 3.

BOB CLONIGER Football 1; Indoor Track I; Im. Pootball 3; Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Class Senate L,2',3; Sophomore Choir l ; Choraliers 3 (Treas.); Twen Tones 3; A Cappclla 2,3; District C:horus 3; Spring Musical 1,2,3.

Cappella 2,3 ; l.itclc Lion 3 (Captions Eel.); One-Act Plays 3 (Senior Dircccor); Musical (" Ruddigore") l.

MARY CO.BS

NANCY BROUSE Thespians 2,3.

ETHEL COBLE Class Senate 3; Sophomore Choir l; Choraliers 2,3; Pep Club 2.

TRICIA CONLEY FN A 1; Sophomore Choir 1; Twen Tones 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Piper l,2,3 (Edi· tor-in-Chief); NEDT Ccrrificace of Mcrir; S111denc League Opposing Pollution 2 (Chairman); Hi-Lites Editor 2.

DOLORES CONNELLY PBLA 3; Pep Club 2,3.

DENNIS E. CORL LYNN CORL Im. Bowling 2,3; Band 2,3; Majormc 2,3 (Head) ; Piper t ,2 (Advertising Manager).

GINNY CORL Spanish Club 3; FTA 3.

KEITH COX Work Experience 2,3.

DEBBIE CRANDELL Choralicrs 2,3.

KEN CRISTE Football 2; Choralicrs 2.

Bill.IE CROMPTON Track and Field 1,2,3; Im. Soccer; lm. Volleyball 2,3; Class Senate 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 (Pres.); Cheerleader 3; Little Lion 2,3 (Sales and Circulation Manager); Spring Musical 2,3.

RO.BERT M. CROSSLEY BECKY CUMMINGS Hockey 1,2; Gymnastics l; C lass Senate 1,,2,3; Sopho· more Choir l; Cheerleader 3; Soccer Queen.

ROBIN COLE

DOB DAHMUS Indoor Track t ,2,3 ; Track and Field l ,2,3; Im. Poot· ball 2,3; Im. Basketball 3; Im . Volleyball 3; Im. Sof t· ball 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Sophomore Choir I; Twe n Tones 3; A Cappella 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Mer i t; Jr. Talent Show 2; Varsity "S" Club.

JOHN COLLINS

CRAIG DALY KENNETH DAVHNPORT

MARLIN BURNS

CRAIG COLWELL Tennis 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3; Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Piper 2,3 (Spom lid.); NllDT Certificate of Merit.

BILL BURR Indoor Track 3; Track md Field 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; .Band 1,2,3.

CAROLYN CONFER Library (Assr.) Club 2; Work Experience 2,3; FHA 1,2 (Historian) 3; FBLA 2.

BOB DAVIES Gymnastics t,2,3; Im. Football 3; Im. Volleyball 2~3; Class Senate 1,2; Key Club 1,3; Twcn Tones 3; A Cappclla 3; Orchestral; Band 2,3; Districr Chorus 3; NEDT Ccrcifime of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Final is t; Jr. Talent Show 2.

HENRY DUSH

MELISSA CONFER

STUART DAVIDS

SUE BROWN Phoco Club 3; Medical Careers Club 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

STEFANY BUBASH Im. Bowling 1,2; FTA 2.

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:Sophomore Choir I; Choralicrs 2,3 ; Nl:!DT Cen ifi· catc of Me1it.

JUANITA DAVIS Basketball 2; lIRC 2,3 (Treas.); Transferred from Druid High School, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2.

MERELEH DAY Im. Bowling l,2,3; Srudcnt Council 2; AFS 2J; me l,2; HRC 3; Art Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2; Little Lion 2; PSMUN l,2; Spring Musical l,2,3.

PAT DECKER Sophomore Choir l; Choraliers 2,3; Spring Musica l 1,2,3.

Certificate of Merit.

rene 2,3.

DEBBIE DUBIN AFS 2; IRC 1,2,3; HRC 2,3; Little Lion 3; ECMUNC 3; PSMUN l,2.

LAURIE FEDON Tri-Hi,Y 3; Piper 3.

DENNIS FETZER

ANDY DUNKEL Gymnastics 2; Wrestling l.

JON ECKESS Im. Football 2; Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 2.

BOB EDWARDS Indoor track l,2,3; Track and Field l ,2,3; Im. Football 3; Im . Basketball 3; Orchestra 2,3; Dand l,2,3; NEDT Certifimc of Merit.

RE~ DECKER

DAVE FINLON .Basketball 1,2,3; lm. Softball 2,3; Hall Patrol 3.

CINDY PITZGJ:iRALD One-Act Plays 3; Spring Musical 2,3; Transferred from Denver, Colo. 2.

RICK FLEBOTTF. Sophomore Choir l ; Spring Musical 1.

MARTIN EGOLF ELLElN DICKEY MIKE EGOLF RICHARD DILLS 'GEORGE DIXON Cross Country l,2,3 (Capt.); Indoor Track l,2,3; T rack and Field l,2,3; VMsity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 3.

GREG ELDIN Football l; HRC 3; Library (Asst.) Club; Orchestra 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Letter of Commendation.

CARYL ELLIOTT

BILL DIXON Cross Co11ntry 1,2,3; Indoor Tnck l ,2,3; Track and Field l,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; Varsity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 3.

MARY PAT DOLAN Basketball 2; Co·cd Basketball I ; Im. Soccer 3; Im. Volleyball 2; Student Council l,2,3; Class Senate 2,3 (Sec'y); Girl's Leaders 2,3; me 2; Sophomore Choir l ; Pep Club l; Quill and Scroll 3; Piper 2 (Organization Ed.), 3 (Managing Ed.); Litilc Lion 3; Student Council Award I. ELLIE DOMBROWSKY Orchestra 1,2,3; Band l,2,3; Spring Musical 1,2.

JAYMIE DORAN Pep Club 2,3.

MIKE DORNBMAN DIANE DREIDEWlS Pep Club 2.

MARTY DREIBELBIS Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball 3; lm. Volleyball 3; Im. Softball 3; Transferred from Campbell High School, Ewa Beach, 1-Jawaii 3; Basketball 1,2; Wrcs· ding 2; Chairman for Commencement 2; Medical Careers Club 2.

DAVID EMINHIZER Im. Basketball 2; Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball l,2.

PAM ERICKSON Volleyball 2,3; Phom Club l; Little Lion 3 (Co-Art Ed).

CINDY FOLMAR lm. Volleyball 2; Spanish Club 3; ITA 2; Band 3; Majorette 3; Pep Club 2; Twirling Club 2,3; Jr. Talent Show 2.

BOB FORD Football 1,2,3; Wrcsding 1,2,3; Baseball l,2,3; Im. Basketball L,2,3 ; lm. Volleyball 2,3; Class Senate I; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3 (V. Pres.); 13oy's Leaders 2,3; Little Lion 2,3.

ELLIE FOR.MICA Class Senate l,2,3; Tri·Hi-Y 3; AFS 3; Sophomore Choir l ; Orchestra 2,3; Band 3; Cheerleader 2; Little Lion 3.

SCOTT URTF.I. Gymnastics l,2,3; Class Senate l.

JON FORSTER Soccer l ,2,3; Indoor Track l,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3; Debate Team l; Acclivity 2.

DAWN ERWIN Pep Club 3.

STEVE FORTUNE Chess Club 2,3 (V. Pres.).

GEORGE ESBER Tyrone Transfer 3; Band l,2; Yearbook 1,2; One·Acr Plays 1 ( Best Actor Award).

PAUL FAGAN Football l ; lm. Gymnastics 1,2,3 (Capt.); Im. Poot· ball 2,3; Im. Softball 2.

DONN FARQUHAR Cross Country 2,3; Indoor Track l,2; Track and Field l,2,3; Radio Club 2,3.

JENNY FARRAND Hockey 2; Track and Field l,2,3; Im. Soccer 3; Class Senate 2; fl3LA 3; Choralicrs 2.

STEVE DREJBELBlS Wrestling l,2,3; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3.

LAURA FAULKNER. Sophomore Choir l; A Cappclla 2,3; Band 3; Majo· rcue 3.

MEG DR.OBKA Hockey 3; Softb311 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; NEDT

JANET F!lDON Track and Field l ; Im. Bowling 2; Band 2,3; Majo·

FRED FOX JOE FRANKi. !RC 3; Ski Club 3; Photo Club 3; Little Lion 3; NEDT Cenifimc of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalist.

BECKY l'RITZ DEBRA JlULTZ Photo Club 3; FHA 3; FBI.A 3.

CYNTH IA GARDNER Girl's Leaders 3; FNA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3 {V. Pres.); Piper 3 (News Ed.); Transferred from Central York Sr. High School 2.

BOB GARDNER AFS 2; Sophomore Choir l ; A Cappella 2,3; Cheer· leader 3; Dimict Chocus 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3; Piper 3 (News Ed.); NEDT Certificate of Merit; Spring Musical 2,3 ; Debate '!'eam 3.

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ROB GENTRY Soccer 2,3; Im. Vollcyball 2,3; Key Club 2,3 (Treas.); Member of Thespian Stage Crew 3.

VIJLMA GRAHAM FDLA 1; Sophomore Choir I ; Choralicrs 3; A Cap· pella 2,3.

Quill and Scroll; Little Lion 1,2 (Underclass Ed.) .

3(Co-Editor-in-Chief) ; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

Spring Musical 2,3.

DEBBIE GHANER FBLA 3.

J ACK GRAY Wrestling 2; Auto Club 3.

J O HARPER

GIL GHANBR Football 1,2,3; Wrestling l,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Vars· ity "S" Club 2,3 ; Boy's Leaders 2,3; Auto Club 2,3.

GARY GREEN W ork Experience 3.

TOM GlANNETII Im. Bas'kctball 2.

HUGH GIBBONS Im. Football 2,3.

CHERYL G IBSON Thespians 2,3; FNA l ; Sophomore Choir l; Choral· iers 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Spring Musical 2,3.

GINGER GRlllCO Thespians 2,3; Band 1,2,3.

DEBE HARPSTER. Band 1,2,3.

STEVE HARPSTER Vo-Tech. l,2,3.

EMILY GRINDALL Im. Volleyball 3; Class Senate 3.

META HARRIS HRC 2, (Sec'y), 3; Transferred from Druid High, Tuscaloosa, Ala.

CATHY GRINDLE

RANDY HARRIS

MEG GROSS Tennis 1,2,3; Track and Field 1; Smdent Council 2,3; Class Senate 1,2 (Treas.), 3 (Treas.).

DALE HARTSOOK H ERBERT HARTSW!CK

GLENDA GILLIE DAWN GILLIG AN Sophomore Choir I; Choraliers 2; Twen Tones 3; A Cappella 2,3; Band L,2,3.

TOM GILLIGAN Wrestling L,2,3; Baseball 2,3.

MARTHA GROUT Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Canoeing L; Piper 1,3; Little Lion 3; NMSQl' Semi-Final ist; Acclivity 2,3.

KEN GROVE Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball I; Im. Vol· leyball 3; Im. Softball 2; Vmity "S" Club 3; Auto Club 3.

DA RB GINGRICH TOM GLANTZ Studenr Council 3; Class Senate 3; Key Club 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Twcn Tones 3; A Cappella 3; District Chorus 3; NMSQT Lcuer of Commendation 3; Spring Musical 2,3; Transferred from Evan l-hrdy Collegiate Institute, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

MELINDA GROVE Tennis 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2.

J ILL GRUN Student Council 2,3; IRC 2,3; Thespians 3; PTA l ; District Drama I; NEDT Certificate of Merit; One· Act Plays 3 (Best Actress); Spring Musical 2,3.

JANICE HAR VEY AFS 2; IRC 1,2,3; HRC 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1 ; Choralicrs 3; I.iule Lion 3; NEDT Cenifirne o f Merit; ECMUNC 2; PSMUN 1,2.

JUDY HASSING.P.R. DEBBIP. HA YES PTA 2; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 3.

KAREN HEALD Tennis 2,3.

MIKE HENNIG Cross Co\1n1ry t,2; Indoor T rack 1,2; Track nnd Field I; Im. Football 3; Class Senate 3.

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JOHN GOODE Footba ll 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Im. Dasketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; Im. Softball 2,3; Class Senate l,2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2 (Sec'y) , 3 (Pres.) ; Sophomore Choir l ; NEDT Ccr· tifime of Merit ; NMSQT Lcuer of Commendation.

NANCY GORLOW Im. Bowling 2; Im. Soccer 3; Student Council l,2,3; Class Senate l,3; AFS 2; IRC 2; II RC 2; Thespians 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Little Lion 2; Spring Musie11l l,2,3.

LINCOLN GOTSHALK Cross Country 1,2,3; Indoor Track l,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3; Vmity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

NANCY GRABI LL Work Experience 2,3.

JEANNIE GRAHAM Work Experience 3; NBOT Certificate of Merit.

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NORMA HAUN Band 2,3; Transferred from Stromsburg, Nebraska 2.

KillTH HALOP,MAN Band 1,2,3.

JANIS HALI, Spanish Club 3; PTA 2,3.

KAREN H AI.PENNY TED HAM Tennis l ,2,3; Soccer t,2,3; Ch ss Senate 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Sophomore Choir I; Twen Tones 2,3; A Cap· pella 2,3; District Chorus 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit ; All·Sme Chorus 2; Spring Musical 2,3.

HOW ARD Hl!NNING MIKE HENSCHEN Vo·Tcch. (Tool and Die Shop).

LOUISE H ERSHBERGER Track and Field 1,2; Class Senate 2,3; Librnry (Asst. ) Club 2 (Pres.), 3; PTA 2; Sophomore Choir I i A Cappclla 2,3; NEDT Ccrtifi.:atc of Merit; Participan t in Science Symposium at Penn State; Cross Country Queen.

TIMOTHY HICKS BOB HIRSCH Daskctball I; Baseball 1,2,3; Im. Pootball 2,3.

KERRY HAMPTON Im. Football l ,2,3; Im. Basketball 1,2.

PAM HOOJlS Sophomore Choir l; Choralicrs 2; Girls Golf 1,2,.l

ROBERT HAMJYf'ON Pootball L; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Auto Club 3; Work Experience 3.

ED HOFFMAN Wrestling }; Track and Field 3.

JUDY HANSEN

NANCY HOFSTRA

Im. Volleyball 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Library (Asst.)

Club 3; PTA 3 (2nd V. Pres.); Band 1,2,3; NEDT Ccrtifk:ue of Merit; Transferred from Prescmc, Arizo· na 2.

NANCY HOKE Im. Volleyball 2; Class Scnacc 1,2; Thespians 2,3 ; FTA 2,3; Pep Club 2.

OJlBORAH HOLSINGER KEN HOMAN MlCHABL HOOK BOB HORNl!R Im. Baskecball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 3.

JANET HORNER TOM HORNER

KAREN HULL

VICKI KELLER

JOAN HUMPHREY Pep Club 2,3; NEDT Ccrtiftme of Mcrir.

Ll'.l KI!LLY Hockey 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Track nm! Field 1,2,3; Student Council l,2,3; Varsity ''S" Club 2,3; Tri-liiy 2,3; Girl's Leaders 2,3; Sophomore Choir L; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

BILL HUNT Cross Country 2; Im . .Football 3; Im. Volleyball 2; Thespians 2,3; Choralicrs 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Onc,Act Plays 2,3; Jr. Talent Show 2; Spring Musical 2; PSMUN 2.

BILL HYLDIJRT Im. Dowling L; Srudcnt Council 2; Class Senate 3; Thespians 2,3; Sophomore Choir l; Twcn Tones 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Band 1,2,3; District Chorus 2,3; Jr. Talent Show 2; Spring Musical 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Mcric.

ANGIE JNTORRE Thespians 2,3; Sophomore Choir I ; Choralicrs 2; Lie· de I.ion 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit ; One·Act Plays 1.

JIM KENYON Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball 3; Im. Canoeing 3; Choraliers 3.

VICKY KEPLER Im. Soccer 3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Srndcnr Co1,ndl l ; Class Scnace 1 (Sec'y), 2; Tri·Hi-Y 2,3 (Recorder); Girl's Leaders l,2,3; AFS 2; Cheerleader (Sec'y· Treas.) ~; Quill and Scroll 3; Piper 1,2,3; Little Lion 1,2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Queen of Heam 2.

MARGIE KESLER Gymnastics l,2,3; Im. Volleyhnll 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; District Orch. I; Re· gional Orch. I.

LEE HORTON Im. Football 2,3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Sofcball 2,3; Transferred from Lindbergh H. S., Sc. Louis, Mo.

SUE JAMES Softball l; Im. Volleyball 3; Library (Asst.) Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Choraliers 2,3.

JUDY HOUK FDLA 3; Sophomore Choir L; Choralicrs 2; Little Lion 3 (Bookkeeper).

RUSSELL J!.!NN£lSS Gymnastics l; Sophomore Choir l; A Cappella 2,3; Band 1,2,~.

ALAN HOUP MARK HOUSTON Vo,Tech.

CHRIS J OHNSON AFS 2; Thespfans 2,3; Sophomore Choir L; A Cap· pclla 2,3; Spring Musical 2; NEDT Cenifirnc of Merit.

RICHY HOUTS

JANET JOHNSON

SUZANNE HOUTS Sophomore Choir 1; Choralicrs 2,3; Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3; Spring Musical 2J.

JOHN JOHNSON Baseball 1,2,3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Chess Club 2,3; Orchestra 3; .Band 1,2,3.

JULIE HOY Track and Field 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Choralicrs 2,3; Spring Musical 2 (Cosrumc Commi1ccc); NEDT Ccnificatc of Merit.

MARJ.HNE JOHNSON PTA 2,3; Sophomore Choir L; Band 1,2,3; Twirling Club 2,3.

MARGIE KISTLER Sophomore Choir I (Corresponding Sec'y); Twcn Tones 2,3; A Cappcll:1 2 (Corresponding Sec'y.), 3; District Chorus 2,3; Orchestra L; District Orchestra I ; Regional Orchestra; NMSQT Semi-Finalise; Spring Musical 2.

PAUL JOHNSON Im. Football 2,3; Im. Softball 2; J<ey Club 3.

BILL KLABAN Gymnastics l; Auto Club 3.

SUSAN JOHNSON FBLA 3; FNA l.

DEBBIE KLINE Im. Basketball 1,2; Im. Volleyball 1,2.

DAVID KAPROCKI Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball 3; Im. Volleyball 3; Im. Softball 3.

KEVIN KLINE Basketball I; Baseball L; Im. floocba ll l,2,3; Im. Soft· ball l,2.

RODIN KAUTZ

KAR.EN KLINEFELTER Work Experience 2,3.

RONALD HOY PAM HUBER Im. Volleyball 3; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Li· brary (Asst.) Club 3; Choraliers 2,3.

YVONNE H UDSON Im. Bowling L; FBLA 2; FNA 1,2,3; Twirling Club 2.

RANDY HUGHES Soccer 2,3 (Tri-Capt.); Im. Basketball l,2,3; Im. Vol.leyball 1,2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Student Council 3; Class Senate 1,3 (Pres.); Varsity "S" Club 3; Key Club 3; Thespians 3; Jr. Talenr Show 3; Spring Musical 2,3.

CONNIE KHAN Sophomore Choir l; Twen Tones 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Band L,2,3; District Band 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

ELIZABETH KEITHAN

MALCOLM KEY Golf 1,2,3; Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball L,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 3; Key Club 3; Band l,2,3; NEDT Ceuificatc of Merit.

PETE KINGSBURY Im. Football 2; Im. Basketball 2; Im. Volleyball 2; Thespians 2,3; Work Experience 3; One-Ace Plays I; Jr. Talent Show 1,2; Spring Musical I. STEPHANIE KIRKPA'l'RJCK A Cappelfa 2,3; Orchestra 2,3 ; Band 1,2,3 ; District Chorus 2,3; District Band 2.

MARK KNOX Orchestra 3; .Band L,2,3; District Band 2,3; Regional Band 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT ScmiFinalist.

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GUY KORMAN Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Sophomore Choir I ; A Cappclla 2,3.

BARB KOSTEK .Basketball l; Im. Volleyball 1,2,3; Clm Senate 1,2,3; Tri-Hi·Y 3; NEDT Cc:nifime of Merit.

NEii. KREBS Im. Football 3; Auto Club 3.

JUDI ANN KRUMRINE Im. Volley~ll 2,3; Im. Can~ing I ; HRC 2; Thespi· ans 3; 'oand 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Spring Musical 2; Accliviry 2,3.

TOM KUSH Football t; Im. football 2,3; Im. Basketball l,2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Nl:DT Certificate of Merit.

KATHY LAMPE Softball l ; lm. Vol leyball 2,3; Im. Soccer 3; Ski Club 2,3; NEDT Ccrtifime of Merit.

MAR ILYN LANDIAK

Choraliers 2,3 (V. Pres. and Quarter-Master) ; A Cap· pella 2,3 (Quarter·Mam:r) ; Orchestra 2,3; Band 1,2 (Lib.), 3 (Lib.); District Band 3; Jr. Talent Show I; Spring Musical 1,2,3; NEDT Ccrcificate of Merit; Pep Band l,2,3.

MARK LINDSTROM CINDY LINGU.!

AFS 3; Library (Asst.) Club 1,2,3; FNA 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

JOE LATORRE Wrestling 1,2,3; Im. Football 2.

MARY LATTIMER AFS 2,3 ; l.ibrary (Assc.) Club 2,3 (Treas.) ; FT A 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; NEDT Cenifiaice of Merit.

ANNE J.EDLANC Im. Volleyball 2; AFS 3; !RC I; HRC 3; Library (Asst.) Club 2,3 (Sec'y); F'f A 2; Pep Club 2; Twirl· ing Club 2 (Sec'y-Treas.); Piper 2,3; Liulc Lion 3; Acclivity 3.

KARJ!N LEINBACH Class Senate 2; Pep Club 2,3; Liulc Lion 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Lcucr of Commenda· tion.

CHUCK LEONARD Wrestling l,2,3; Track ' and Field 2,3 ; Im. _Football 2,3.

ADAM LEOS O rchest ra 3; Band 1,2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Lener of Cornmcndation.

JUDY LEW IS FBLA 3; Sophomore Choir I. ROBIN LEWIS Class Senate 1,2,3; Debate Team l; Thespians 2,3;

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MARK LYNCH Soccer 1,2,3 (Capt.); Indoor Track l,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3; Im. Football 3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Vmity "S" Club 3; Key Club 3.

LYNN MACRI Clm Senate 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

PAT LITTLE Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Im. Football 2; Im. Volleyball 2; Hall Patrol 3; Vmity "S" Club 3; Boy's Leaders 2; Auco Club 3(Scc'y).

MIKE MANEVAL Soccer 2; Wrestling I ; Student Council 2,3; Cheer· leader 3; Piper 1,2,3; NEOT Certificate of Merit.

DONNA LOESCH Choralicrs 2,3.

DAVE MARRO Sophomore Choir I; A Cappella 2,3.

MELVIN l.Ol:SCH Baseball I.

MARIA MARTELi.A FBLA 1,2,3 (Sgt. at Arms); Sophomore Choir I; Choraliers 2; Pep Club 1,2; Typing Gregg Award.

MARLI N LONG Wrestling I; Auto Club 3; Work Experience 3; Jr. Talent Show 2.

PHILIP LANGAGER TORI LARCHUK lm. Basketball l; Im. Volleyball 2; Class Senate I ; Sophomore Choir I; A Cappella 2,3.

JACK LUX Basketball l ; Wrestling 2,3 ; Im. Pootball 2,3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; lrn. Softball 2; Choraliers 2 (Treas.), 3 (Pres.); A Cappella 3.

GUNILLA WNNBMARK Photo Club 3; Transferred from Uppsala, Sweden (Private Exchange Student).

TERRY LOSCH Indoor Track 1,2,3; Track and Picld 1,2,3; Im. Foot· ball 3; Im. Basketball 3.

Dl!BBIIl LOW ERY JOE LOWERY Football I ; Baseball 1,2,3; lm. football 3; Hall Pacrol 3; Ski Club 2,3; Choralicrs 2.

DAVl1 I.UNDY Tennis 1,2,3 ; Soccer 1,2,3; Im. Daskciball 1,3; Class ScMte 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Varsiry "S" Club 3; Soph· omore Choir l ; J r. T2lcnr Show 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

PHYLLIS LUTTNER Tri,Hi,Y 3; Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Little Lion 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

PAUL LUTZ Football 2,3; Baseball 3; nand 1,2,3; Trnnsferrcd from Sc. Louis, Mo. 3; Hockey I; Im. football 1,2 ; Im. Basketball 1,2; lm. Softball 1,2.

DAVE MARTIN Football I; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Im. Poot~ll 2,3; lm. Basketball 2,3 ; Im. Softball 2,3; Band 1,2,3.

SHARON MA YKUT AMY McBRIDE Im. Bowling I ; Sophomore Choir I; Chon liers 2,3; Cheerleader 2; 1.itrle I.ion 2,3; Spring Musical 2,3.

TIZZIE McCLAIN Clm Senate I (Treas.), 2 (Sec'y), 3; Thespians 3; Sophomore Choir I (V. Pres.) ; A Cappella 2, (Treas.) 3; Little Lion 3 (Senior Captions r.d.) ; Jr. Tale111 Show 2.

BILL McCOY Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2; Srudcnt Council I ; AFS 2,3; Photo Club 3; Sophomore Choir l; Jr. Tak111 Show I; NEDT Ccrrilicate of Merit; NMSQT l,etter of Commendation; Acclivity 1,3.

BAR B McCURDY Hockey l,2,3; Basketball 2; Softball 1,2,3; Girl's Leaders 1,2,3 (V. Pres.).

PATRICK McDONOUGH Football 1,3.

JOE MfiHALICK Work Experience 2,3; FFA l.

ANN MEHALICK

RON LUTZ Football I; Wrestling 2,3; Im. Pootball 2,3; lm. Bas· ketball 2,3 ; lm. Softball 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

MARGIB MEYER Tri-Hi·Y 2,3 (Sec'y.); FBLA I ; Band 3; Majorette 3; Bookkeeping Award I 2.

SHEILA LUTZ

MIKE MEYJ1R

IRC 3; Debare Team l,2,3 (Pres.); NEOT Ccrtifiwc of Merit.

KATHY MEYERS FNA 1,2; B~nd 3.

Softball 1,2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Choraliers 3; Twen Tone! 3; A Cappelb 2,3; Orchestra l,2,3; Band 1,2,3 (Lib.); District Chorus 2,3; District Band 2,3; Spring Musical 2; Regional Band 2; Regio,1:il Chorus

LINDA PARKER

2.

SUE MIERLEY Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; Im. Soccer 3.

Sophomore Choir l; Choralicrs 2; Cheerleader 3,

PEGGY NEAD Student Council l; Class Senare 2; Arc Club l ; Ac· clivity 3.

DEBORAH Mll.1.BYHR

DEBBIB NEFl' AFS 3; Spanish Club 3; Libr~ry (Asst.) Club l,2,3 (V. Pres.); Pep Club 2,3.

D ENNIS MILLER W.rcsrling 1,2,3; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3.

ANDY PAJ.Mf!R. Work Experience 2,3.

BOB PARSONS FFA 1,2 (Reporter), 3 (V. Pres.).

TRIS PASTO • KIM PATTERSON Basketball 1,2; Im. Bowling 1,2; Im. 13asketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Work Experience 3; Sophomore Choir l ; Choralicrs 3; Cheerleader I.

FRANK NESHTERUK RON MILLER Football 3; Wrestling 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3.

SUE MINSHALL Track arid Picld 1,2; FNA 1,2 (V. Pres.), 3.

RANDY MISNER Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Sm· dent Council l ; Hall Patrol 3; Sprnish Club 2.

MIKE MOORE VICKY MOORE Softball L; Class Senate 3; Ski Club 2,3.

NICK MORGAN APS 2; Thespirns 2,3; Piper 2,3; One·Act plays 2,3 (Best Actor); NMSQT Scmi,Pinalisc.

PAM MORGAN Hockey L; Track and Field L,2,3 (Capr.); Gymnastics 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3 ; Class Senate 1,2,3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3 ; Tri·Hi-Y 3; Girl's Leaders 1,2,3 (Sec'y); Sophomore Choir 1; Cheerleader 2,3 (Cape.); Little Lion 3 (Publicity Manager) ; Onc-Acr Plays l (Best Supporting Actress); NllDT Certificate of Mecit.

RICK MORRIS Soccer 2,3; Indoor Track I ; Track and Field l; Gym· nasties 2,3; Im. Softball 2.

MIKE MORSE Football 1; Basketball l,2,3; Football 2,3; Student Council 3; Clm Senate l,2,3 (V. Pres.); Hall Pmol 3 (Capt.); Key Club 1,3; Sophomore Choir 1; A Cappclla 2,3.

K IT MURPHEY Softball 2,3; AFS 2,3; Library (Asst.) Club 1,2,3; PTA 2,3 (Pres.); Choraliers 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band l,2,3 (Lib.).

LEE MURPHY Class Senate 2; Chess Club 2.

JEANNE MYERS

DEBBIE NOEL Hockey 2.

PEGGY NORDBLOM Im. Bowling t,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; Choralicrs 3; Band 2,3; Majorcire 2,3 (Right Guide) ; Little Lion 2.

UNDA NORRIS Library (Assr.) Club 3.

BILL NORRIS Im. Football 2,3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Sofcball 2,3; Sophomore Choir l .

ELIZA.BETH NYDEGGER Im. Volleyball 2,3; Thcspfans 2 (I lead of Props), 3 (Head of Props); Band l,2,3; Twirling Club 2,3 (Co· Head); O ne-Ace Plays 2,3; Jr. Talent Show 1,2,3; Spring Musie11 l l,2,3.

DAVE O'CONNELL Sophomore Choir I ; Choraliers 2.

DEB OSMAN PAM OSTROWSKI Track and Field l ; Chor;iliecs 2,3; Pep Club L; Spring Musical t,2,3.

SAM OWENS Work Experience 2,3.

GREG OYLER Smdenr Council 3; Class Senate 1,2,3; !RC 3; Sophomore Choir l; Twcn Tones 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; District Chorus 2; Jr. Talent Show 2; Spring Musical 2,3; Ruddigore 1; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalise.

GINNY PALAZZARI Im . .Bowling 1,2,3;. lm. Volleyball 3; Thespians 2,3; Choralicrs 3; Pep Club 2; 1.irtlc Lion 2; Spring Musi· cal 1,2,3.

SCOTT PALERMO Tennis 1; Band 1,3; NEDT Ccrtifime of Merit.

KARNA PERSSON AFS 3; !RC l ; Spanish Club 3 (Pres.); Thespians 3; PTA l; Sophomore Choir L; Twen Tones 3; A Cap· pcJla 3; Orchesira 1,3;Jr. Talent Show 3; Spring Musical 1,3; Dimicc Orchestra l,3 ; Regional Orchestra 1,3; Chamber Orchestra 1; Private Exchange Studem in Sweden 2.

RUTH PETERS Sophomore Choir 1; Choraliers 3 (Corr. Sec'y); Pep Club 3; Horsemanship Club I. VICKI PilTBRS Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball t,?.,3; Softball 1,2,3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3; Girl's Leaders 1,2,3.

BLAIR PFAHL Chess Club 2; Orchcsira 3; Band 1,2,3.

LARRY PHARO Im. Basketball 2; Chess Club 2,3; Jr. Talent Show l; NEDT Ccnificacc of Merit.

BARRY PHELPS Indoor Track 2,3.

JULIE PHILIPS Srudem Council l; AFS 2; !RC 2; HRC 2; Debate Team l; Thespians 2; Work Experience 3; Nl:lDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalise.

JAN PHILLIPS Im. Bowling 3; Im. Vol.leyball 3; Spanish Club 2; Choralicrs 3; Pep Club 2; Piper 2; J.iule Lion 3, JUDY PHIU.Cl'S Student Council l ,2; Class Senate t,2; JRC 1,2 (Sec'y), 3 (Co-Chairman) ; Thespians 1,2 (Head of Cosrumes), 3 (Pres.); Little Lion 3 (J3usincss Sec'y) ; One-Act Plays 2 (Best Amcss), 3 (Co·Ordinator); Spring Musical 1,2,3; llCMUNC 2,3; PSMUN 1,2 (Ambassador); Work Experience 3.

BARB PIGOTT Track and Piel<l 2,3 ; Choralicrs 3; Pep Club 2,3 (Pres.); Spring Musical 3, LINDA PLEDGER

Tmk and Field 2,3; Tri-Hi·Y 3; Ski Club 2,3 (Treas.); Sophomore Choir I ; Choralicrs 2.

DIANNE RIDER FBLA 3; Vo-Tech (Cosmetology) 2,3.

RODER'f POORMAN

DICK RIDER \1(/resrling L,2; Softball L; Im . Softball L,2.

SHARON POORMAN Chess Club 3 ; FNA 2,3; Sophomore Choir I ; Choral, iers 2,3; Pep Club 3.

MARY PRATT HRC 2,3; Ski Club 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

DEBDIE RIGHTNOUR An Club 2; Libmy (Asst.) Club I. SUE RIGONE Tri·Hi·Y 2,3 (Treas.) ; Spanish Club 2,3 (Treas.) ; FI'A 1,2.

RODERT PRESSLER

TED l'Ul'l' DAWN QUIGG

CONNIE RIMMEY Tri-Hi ,Y 3; French Club· 2; F'TA 1; Sophomore Choir I; Choralicrs 2,3; Pep Club 2,3 (Sec'y-Treas.); Little Lion 3 (Advertising L2yout Ed.).

Track and Field l ; Im. Volleyball 3; Clm Sc1mc 2,3; Photo Club I; I.ibrary {Asst.) Club 3; FHA 3; Cho· ralicrs 2,3 ( l.ib.); Spring Musical 2.

GLORIA RINHHART FHA 1.

PEGGY RAINELLl FHA 2; Transferred from Dishop Guilfoyle.

JACK RlSHilBERGER

LINDA SHAFFER Track and Field 1,2,3; Im. Bowling l ,2,3; Im. Volleyball 3; Class Senate 3; Al'S 3; Library (Asst.) Club I ; Spanish Club 3; PTA 3; Sophomore Choir l ; B:ind 2,3; Majorette 2,3.

LUCINDA SHENK Thespians 3; A Cappclla 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band L,2,3; District Chorus 3; Disuicr Band 3; Onc-Acr Phys 3; Spring Musical 2; Transferred from Em L~nsing, Michigan.

SHARON SHRIGLEY Im. Volleyball 2; Phoro Club 3; Library {Asst.) Club 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Pep Club 3.

FELIX SHUEY Vo-Tech.

BILL SIMONS

Wrestling l i Track and Field l; Radio Ch1b 2.

BILtlE JEAN SIMPSON DENNY RIPKA

KAREN REARICK RENEE REASINGER Library (Am.) Chtb 3; }fJ'A 3; Sophomore Choir I; Choraliers 2,3; Pep Club 2,3.

STEVE REDDICK

DEBBJE REESE Spanish Club 2; Band 1,2,3.

SKIP REESE Im. Basketball I ; Art Club I; Thespians 2,3; PTA l ; Sophomore Choir I ; Choraliers 2,3; A ()ppelb 2,3; Spring Musical l ,2,3 ; Horsemanship Club I. TWILA REICH J.ibrary (Asst.) Club 1; Thespians 3; JINA t ,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; One·Acr Plays 2,3; Spring Musical 2,3.

MIKE REILLY Hockey 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track and Pickl 2,3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3 ; Ski Club 2; PTA 3; A Cappella 2,3; Piper 3 (Girls' Sports Editor) ; Little I.io n 2,3 (Girls' Sports Hditor); Quill and Scroll 3; NRDT Certificate of Merit.

PATTI REILLY Class Senate 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; AFS 2,3; HRC 3; Photo Club 1,2 (V. Pres.), 3 (V. Pres.); FHA 1 (Hisr.), 2 (Hist.), 3 (Pres.); Pep Club 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Piper 1,2,3; Little Lion 1,2,3.

KATHY RHULE Hockey 2; Girl's Leaders 3; Sophomore Choir I; Cheerleader l.

DEBBJE R1DER

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PAULA ROBERTS Tennis 1,2,3; Softball 2,3.

JIM ROGERS Soccer l,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Softball 2,3; Im. Soft. ball 2,3.

ANN SIRIANNI Work Experience 3.

BONNIE SMl'l'H Library (Asst.) Club I; FNA 1; Chornliers 2.

CLAUDE SM!Tli Vo-Tech (Masonry) l,2,3.

GEORGE ROMAN BEVllRLY ROMIG FBLA 1,2 (V. Pres.), 3 (Reporter); Band 1,2,3.

NEIL ROY JOHN ROTHGABER Baseball 3; .Im. Volleyball 2,3.

KEN ROWZER Wrestling 1,2; Oaseball l; Im. Football l ,2; Im. Oas· kctball 2.

NANCY SAULSBURY Student Council L,2 (V. Pres.); Class SenMC l,2,3; HRC 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Spring Musical 1,2.

SUE SCHAFFER Work Experience 3.

STEVE SCHULTZ SARAH SP.ARLES RAJ.Ph .>EilLEY Little Lion 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalist; French Club 2.

JESSE SHA OH

CONNIF. SMl'l'H .I.ibracy (Asst.) Club l ; .PNA l; Vo-Tech 3.

CRAIG SMITH Football l; Im. Football 2; A\1to Club 3.

HARRY SMITH Football 1,2,3; Wrcsding l,2,3; Cb ss Senate 1,2 ; Varsity "$" Club 3 (Pres.); Boy's Leaders 2,3; Sopho· more Choir l ; A Cappclla 2 {V. Pres.) , 3 (Pres.).

KAREN SMl'J'H Band 1,2,3.

KATIE SMITH CAROL SMUTZER Tennis l,2,3.

HARRY SMYSER Baseball I; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Daskctball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softb;1ll 2.

LINDA SNAVELY MARGIE SOI.IC Basketball I; Track and Field 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Im. Ihsketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 1,2,3; Tri-Hi·Y 2,3 (Pres.); Thespians 3; Cheerleader 1; Spring Musical 2; Queen of Hearts l.

JEANETTE SOWASH AFS 2; Library {Asst.) Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Little Lion 2,3.

DEUBIR SPEAR

JOHN SPEARLY Wrestling 1,2,3; Im. l'ootball 2,3; Irn. Basketball 2; Choraliers 2.

LOU ANN SPEARLY Hockey 2,3; Cheerleader l.

BOB SPECHT Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Chess Club 2; Onc,Act Plays l; NEDT Ccrtifi· e2.1c of Merit.

LI:l SPilLL Track and Field 1,2,3; Gymnastics I; Im. J3asketh;all 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Senate 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; NEOT Certificate of Merit.

Track and field I; Volleyball 2,3; Sophomore Choir L; Choralicrs 2,3; NEDT Certificate of Mcri1.

3; Little Lion 3; NEDT Certificate of Mcrir; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Spring Musical L,2,3; Dimic:t Orchestra 2,3; Regional Orchestra 2,3; Acclivity 2,3; Chamber Orchestra l.

BETSY SUHHY Hockey 1,2; Track and Field 1,2 (Capt.), 3; Gymnas· tics 1,2; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Vollcyball 1,2,3; Stu· dent Council 2,3; Class Senate l; Tri-1-li-Y 3; Girl's Leaders l,2,3 (Treas.); Cheerleader 1,3 (Co,Capr.); Little Lion 2,3 (High-Lites Ed.); Varsity "S" Club 3.

S!lRGll TAYLOR Im. Basketball 2; Radio Club 2.

PEGGY SULKOWSKI Class Senate l; AFS 2; Sophomore Choir l; Choraliers 2; Cheerleader 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Piper 3 (Business Ed.); Liule Lion 2,3; Spring Musical 1,2,3; NEDT Ccuificare of Mcric.

J OLAINE TEYSSIER Im. Volleyball 3; FTA 2,3 (Parl.); Chmlicrs 2; Pep Club 2,3; Little Lion 3 (Businm Manager).

JERRY SWANGER Work Experience 3.

KAR.EN SWANSON Softball 2; Im. Volleyball 2; Library (Assr.) Club 2,3; FNA 2; Sophomore Choir L; Choraliers 2,3; Pep Club 2,3.

STEVE TEAMAN Footba II 1; Work lix perience 2,3.

BUD THOMAS Fooiball 3; [ndoor Tnck t; Track an<l l1ield 3; W. C. McClellan Award.

JEAN THUERING Tri-Hi,Y 3; IRC 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Quill m<l Scroll 3; Piper 2,3 (Sales and Circulation Manager) ; Little Lion 2,3 (Hi-Lites Ed.); NMSQT ].mer of Commendation; PSMUN l,2; Spring Musical L,2.

lllTA SWARTZ Im. Volleyball 3; Choralicrs 2.

LESUE TIMPE

KATHY SPICER FBLA 3.

BRUCE SWARTZWELDER Soccer 2,3 (Tri-Cape.); Wrcsrling 1,2,3; Track and Field 1,2,3; Im. Baskcrball 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Class Senate 3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3; Key Club L,3; Library (Asst.) Club l.

SUSAN TOBHY Track and Field 1,2,3; Tri,Hi-Y 3; AFS 2,3; Ski Club 1; French Club l,2; Library (Asst.) Club 3; PTA 2,3; Chornliers 2,3; Pep Club l,2,3; tittle Lion 3; Trans, ferred from Salem H.S., Salem, N. H.

DAVID SPOONER Band 1,2,3; NEDT Cerdficate of Merit.

fo, Pres.), Sprj~

BOB SWEETLAND M~·•.kc:jball 2,3; Thespians 2,3 (Y· ' 8 llSl(.I l 2 3 Pres.); Spring ,,,...... ' ' ·

BARBARA TONEY A Cappella 2,3.

ED SPERBER OEBJ3IE SPICER FBLA 3 (Treas.); Sophomore Choir I; Chouliers 2; Pep Club 2.

JANET SPRAGUE Track and Field I; Class Senate 1,2,3; AFS 2,3; A Cappclla 2,3; NllDT Certificate of Merit.

SARAH STEFFAN Transferred from Poland Seminary High School, Poland, Ohio.

CHRIS SWEITZER Class Senate 2; Twen Tones 3; A Cappclla 2,3; Or· chcstra l,2,3; Band 1,2,3; District Band 2,3; Spring Musical 2,3; Penn State Symphonic Wind Ensemble L,3; NEDT Cerrifimc of Merit; NMSQT l.ctcer of Commendation.

TONY STEMBERGER Student Council 3; Class Senate 1,2,3; IRC 3; Delme Team 1,2,3; Piper 3; l.itdc I.ion 3; One-Ac;t Plays 1; Jr. Talent Show 2; NEDT C!"rtificatc of Merit; NMSQT Semi-Finalise; Spring Musical 3,

TOM SZELIGA Pootball 1,3; Basketball L; lr1door Track 2,3; Track and Field L,2,3; lrn. l'ootball 2; Im. Basketball 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 3; Key Club 3; Doy's Leaders 3.

EDDY STEPHENS Football l,2,3; Vo,Tech (Carpentry) l,2,3.

CSABA TAKACS

DIANE STINE

BETTY TALLON Im. Volleyball 3; l'BLA 2; Sophomore Choir L; Cho, 111liers 2,3; Pep Club 2; Spring Music;al 3.

DAVID STONER PAUL STROTHER !RC 3; Photo Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2.}; Piper 2,3; Licclc I.ion l,2,3 (Photography Ed.); District Orches· m 1,2,3; Regional Orchestra 2,3.

SUH STURCKEN

J EANIE TAMMEN Gymnastics 1; Tr:ick and Field 2,3; lm. Volleyball 2,3; Sophomore Choir I; Chomlicrs 2. Cheerleader 1,2,3.

J OANN 'rARICANI PTA L; Orchestra 1,2 (Lib.),3 (Pres.); Banc! 3; Piper

SHARON TRIEBOLD Im. Basketball I; Sophomore Choir l ; Choraliers 2; Chcerleaclcr l ; l.i ttlc Lion 2,3; Spring Musical 2,3.

ROB TROTTJlR Im. Foo1ball 3; Im. Ilasketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Band L,2,3 ; NEDT Certificate of Merir.

HILARY TRUSCOTT Im. Volleyball 3; FHA 2; FDLA 2,3.

DAVE TUKEY lm. Poocball 3; Student Council 2,3 (Pres.); CJm Senate 1,2 (Pres.), 3; Chess Club 2; Debate Tcarn 1,2,3; NMSQT Semi·l'inalist; Onc·Act Plays 3; Jr. Talent Show 2.

MARY VALLANCE Thespians l,2,3; Spring Musical 1,2,3.

SUE VANSANT Im. Basketball 3; Im. Volleyball 3; Class Senate 2; Sophomore Choir l; Chotalicrs 2; NEDT Certificate of Merir.

MAUREEN VIVI NO

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Tennis 1,2,3; Gymnastics I; Tr~ck and l'ielcl l,2,3; Im. Volleyball 2; Srudcnr C'..ouncil 2,3 ; Class Senate 1,2,3 ; Debate Team 1,3; Sophomore Choir l ; Twen Tones 2,3; A Cappclla 2,3; District Chorus 3; Piper 3; NMSQT Scmi-l'inalisr; Spring Musical l,2,3.

ANDREA WAGNER Im. Basketball 3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Class Senate 2,3.

Choir 1.

Tones 2,3; A Cappclb 2,3.

GARY WEEKS Debate Team 3; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

GARY WINKELSTIN Im. Foorball 3.

GINNY WEIDNER Student Council 2; Tri-Hy-Y 2; W ork n~perience 2,3; Sophomore Choir t; Pep Club t ;Jr. Talent Show

DAN WISE Football 1,2; Wrestling l; J'laseball l; Im. Football 3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3; Class Scnntc } ; Varsity "S" Club 2,3; Sophomore Choir l; Choralier-s 2,3; Twen Tones 2,3; A Cappclb 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Jr. Talent Show 1,3; Spring Musical 3.

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JOHN WAGNER AFS 3; lRC 1,2,3; HRC 2,3 (Pres.); Chess Club 2; Student Council 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; District Orchescra 3; NEDT Ccrrificaie of Merit; PSMUN 2.

BOB WEISMAN Soccer l ; Wrestling 2; Im. Football 2,3; Im. Basket· ball 2,3; Im. Softball 2,3.

MARY WALKER Im. Volleyball 3; FTA 3; FHA 3.

lrn. Volleyball 2,3; Tri-Hi·Y 3; French Club l,2:

STEVE WALKER Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track and Field 2,3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Class Senate L; Hall Pacrol 3; Varsity "S" Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Doy's Leaders 2,3; Sophomore Choir l ; NllDT Certificate of Merit; King of Hearts l.

JOHN WARNER Soccer l; Im. football 3; Im. Basketball 2,3; Srudent Council 2; One-Act Plays 2,3; Jr. Talent Show 2.

GAIL WATIS Sophomore Choir l; Chornliers 2.

BROOKS WAY FFA 1,2 (Treas.), 3 (Pres.).

DEDRA WEAVER AFS 2; Band L; Acclivicy 2.

PEGGY WEAVER Thespians 3 (Co-Hml of Programs and Make-Up); Litrle Lion 3 (Co-Ed. of Arr) ; NEDT Certificate of Merit.

MARCY WERBA FTA 3; PNA t (Treas.); Chor11 licrs 2,3; Pep Club 3; Liule Lion 3 (Ad Manager); Transferred from Grear Mills High School, Great Mills, Maryland 2.

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JOANNE WOLF Class Senate 2; Sophomore Choir.

SHERI WESTOVER Sophomore Choir l.

POLLY WRIGHT Hockey 1,2,3; Class Senate L,2,3; Sophomore Choir l : Little Lion 2; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Football Queen 3; Fall Sports Queen.

KAREN WHEELAND Pep Club 3; Spring Musical l ; NEDT <;:cnifime of Merit.

ANTHONY WRIGHT

ROBERT WERBER!G

KATHlli YANCEY Transferred from Elizabethtown Arca High, Elizabethtown, Pa. 3,

GUY WILLIAMS Baseball l; Key Club 2; One-Act Plays I. LYNDA WlLL!AMS Sophomore Choir l ; Pep Club 2,3; Spring Musical 2.

ROXANNE WILLIAMS Track and Field 3; FHA 3; FNA 2,3; Choralicrs 2,3; Library (Asst.) Club.

ANN WILLOWER Track ~nd l'icld l,2; Student Council 1,2 (Sec'y), 3; HRC 2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Spring Musical 1,2.

LARRY WEAVER THELMA w1mER Hockey 3; Softball 2,3; Girl's Leaders 2,3; Sophomore

SHARON WITMI!R Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; French Club 2; FTA 3; Choraliers 2,l; Little Lion 3.

PATRICIA WILSON PBLA 1,2,3 (Pres.); Sophomore Choir 1; Twen

BARBARA YEATER FHA l; FBLA 3; Pep Club 2; Transferred fro~ Cameron, W. Va. KENT YOUNG Basketball l,2; Tnck and llielcl 2; Im. Bowling 2; Chess Club l; Trnnsfcrred from Rivcrsi.de High School 3; Varsity "S" Club L,2.

ERIC YOUNKilN Tennis l; Sophomore Choir I; A Cappclla 2,3.

PAMELA ZILLY Thespians 2,3; Choralicrs 3; NEDT Certificate o f Merit; French Club l.

PAW POWER!

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CARTOON : Courtesy of © 1968 United Peature Syndicate, Inc. SONG CREDITS: HURRY SUNDOWN by R. Y. Harburg Earl Robinson Copyright 1966 by Northern Music Co.,

ART CREDITS: p. 7 M. Weaver p. 29 P. Erickson p. 48 P. Erickson p. 108 M. Weaver p. 142 F. Fox p. 156 M. Weaver p. 197 S. Ertel p. 233 P. Erickson

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