1974 Yearbook

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ......................... 4 FACES IN THE CROWD ................... 12 Seniors ...... . .......... . ... . .......... . . . ... 22 Juniors . . .. . .............. . ........ . . .. ...... 72 Sophomores ............ . ... . ........ . ........ 98 I

\!\ASTE RS ...................... . ...... 124 : N DEAVO RS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146 Sports . . ......... . .............. . ........... 148 Organizations ... ... ............. . ........... 204

5UPPORT .. . ....... . ..... -. ........... . 262 Advertisements ..... . . . ............... ... .... 264 Indexes ............... . . . ................... 300

:ONCLUSION ......................... 312

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we are more than just faces in the crowd; some are masters of their trade, others, apprentices serving their time. we are ch ildren of the universe, free and easy. exploring our environr:nent, we seek to understand our relation to others; plunging the depths of our sou l, we struggle to discover the very nature of our being; sharing our lives, we strive to uncover the meaning of our existence.

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we reap the fruits of our endeavors, learn from our mistakes and misfortunes. we give and take, support and protest ourselves and others; our school and country. our universe.

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our days are a fusion between the recreational and academic; social and politica l; emotional and intellectual. they are football victories and flunked exams, vivacious cheerleaders and empty, sullen halls; they are tear-stained graduation programs and gloomy headlines, wilted corsages and yellow campaign pamphlets. we experience fear, anguish, and pain, and yet we smile, laugh, and embrace life warmly. our world is so full of so many things.

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we wear freaky clothes, listen to funky music, talk hip lingo. but inside the blue denim, underneath the worn out jeans we wear, is a soul longing to blossom in the open air. a budd ing soul striving for recognit ion, A ME NOBODY KNOWS!

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Faces in the Crowd

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A quick glance at the headlines revealed the seriousness and importance of Watergate in the course of American History.

A myriad of events took place this past year across the nation and around the world. The Senate Watergate hearings over, Federal Grand Juries indicted many persons who previously had held high administrative positions in Washington.

Some of the men were convicted, and the nation moved imminently closer to a presidential impeachment in the late winter, early spring. The Northeast was hit hard by the energy crisis which developed out of America's feud with Arab oil powers. Empty parking lots, gas tanks, and classrooms were common, especially during the winter months. Thermostats were turned down; daylight savings time instituted; school time schedules rearranged; and people walked, drove in car pools, or used mass transit in an effort to conserve energy supplies.

:!n during the most trying times, President <on could still smile for photographers.

The Year in Review 15

Steve Hersh carries Nancy Arbuckle's "Mr. Ugly" contest can. Senior Senate sponsored the event to raise money for senior week activities.

We may be involved and aware students, but perhaps we're just a little to nostalgic.

18 The Year in Review

Students held a dialogue with the administration in an effort to prevent an alleged senior skip day, and the subsequent consequences should the event have taken place.

The winners of a poster contest sponsored by the librarians to educate the student body on the importance of returning library books.

Callie Hausman samples a lollipop. Sophomore Senate sold lollipops as a fundraiser, but they weren't this big.

Student government was active th is year as usual. The Class Senates sold lollipops, baked goods, waste cans and sponsored contests to raise money for class activities. Student Council fought hard for student rights, pop machines, and a say in the end of the year activities and schedule. They even supported the musical. They m ight not have won all the issues but they stood their ground and fought hard.

Students also had the chance to get involved in the school in a new and unique way. As plans and work on the proposed Alternative School Day program progressed, students actively participated in many of the governing committees.

When the administration threatened to suspend students and senior week activities if a Senior skip day planned for the middle of February actually was staged, several hundred concerned students met with the administration to resolve the conflict. Lastly, many students, especially underclassmen, helped plan activities to be held the last few days of school during senior week activities.

Every Friday during football season, cheerleaders sold booster stickers to provide money for their uniforms.

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Matt Suhey, the leading rusher in the state and first sophomore ever to receive all-state honors, leans on Asst. Coach Milo Williams.

At least one individual claims State High is number 1 in Pennsylvania high school footbal), Rob Lehman played Monsieur Argon in State High's entry at the District #6 Drama Festival held at Cedar Cliff High School on January 19. The play was Moliere's The Imaginary Invalid.

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Charmaine Kowalski practices her talent presentation for the State Junior Miss Pageant Contest.

Band members play their best to qualify for District Band.

Various competitions were held this past year - the Junior Miss Contest, H lgh School One-Acts, National Merit tests, and N.E.D.T.'s. There were District and Regional competitions in chorus, band, orchestra and all interscholastic sports.

State High was entered in a District One-Act competition in a brand new district. The cross country and football teams competed for state titles with the latter winn i ng the state championship. Many students were winners, others weren't. Charmaine Kowalski won this year's Junior Miss Pageant; John Sefter won the state Heavyweight championship in wrestl ing; Dave Schmidt was named an All-American in soccer; thirteen students were named N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalists, and eleven went on to become finalists. The Elks and Optimists named a total of twenty youths students-of-the-month. Many musicians and singers placed in District and Regional Festivals. Not every student won these contests, placed in the festivals competitions, and not all of our sports teams won District t itles. Yet there were no real losers, either. For, in a sense, everyone won something-experience.

Marj Nicholas and Vicki Schwartz practice for District O rchestra.

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Carmen Formica reminisces over pictures of past events.

High school means driving- new freedom for Steve Hersh.

Shelby Luse tries to throw a friend into the pool at H.R.B. during the sophomore party.

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Two friends explore the wi lderness together; together they discover the essence of friendship.

Everyone enjoyed the refreshments served at the sophomore party sponsored by the Sophomore Senate.

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Once again the end of the year has come to a close. For the Class of 1974 this wasn't just any year. This was their year. This June marked the beginning of a new life for them. For some it means college. Others are ready to begin careers immediately after graduation. Some students will be traveling to distant places, far off lands. Others will stay right here. Long standing friendships will be broken as tear-stained faces say good-bye. But many new friendships will be in the making, too. The future holds many new and wonderful things for these people. It is uncertain. Whatever the future holds in store for them, though, whether good or bad; they can be sure of one thing. The Class of 1974 can be certain it has left behind a marvelous legacy at State High.

The sophomore year is traditionally a tough one for most students. Dating, varsity athletics, club field trips, class senates and projects are all brand new experiences to be explored. They are teased by the upperclassmen and adored by the junior high students. Yet somehow this class managed to overcome all the odds and do some very impressive things. These sophomores sold candy and made a profit of $1500.00, a record for any previous and subsequent Sophomore Class. As a result, the Class Senate sponsored a class party at H.R.B. Singer pool at the end of the year. In addition, this class won the High School One-Acts competition. This was the first time in the history of the event that this had happened.

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The I.C.C. worked hard during their junior year to bring Jazz concerts to the High School.

Chip McDermott served as student trustee lo Schlow Memorial library.

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Senior Class History

Charmaine Kowalski receives her place ir\ the talent competition of the local Junior Miss Pageant from the pageant officials.

Callie Hausman, Mandy Rubinstein, Ci ndy Bierly, and Diane Dix enjoy a refreshing drink at the C.C. Party held last October.

Bil Curley, Clay Singletary, Sheldon Rider, and John Sefter were outstanding senior football players this year.

The junior year was a busy one for this Class. Academics were tough and good grades important. In addition, for those planning to continue their education after graduation, the P.S.A.T.'s and S.A.T.'s had to be taken. However, these students got involved in other ways. A junior, Leah Rozen, was elected to be Student Council President. Several students formed a concert committee and arranged for live entertainment to COf!1e to the High School auditorium. A fundraiser was held, and a beautiful Junior Prom held to bring their junior year to a smashingly successful end.

The senior year brought formalization of future plans. College acceptances were received; job interviews had; and marriages arranged. It also brought recognition and awards to many individuals in the class. Thirteen students were named N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalists; twenty-four students received Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Corporation. Charmaine Kowalsk i won the Centre County Junior Miss Pageant, John Sefter won the State Heavyweight title in wrestling; Dave Schmidt was named an All-American soccer player; John Sefter and Clay Singletary were voted to the Big 33 Football Game, Chip McDermott was named as a student trustee at Sch low Memorial Library; Kathy O'Connell was named a Student-of-the-Month by the State College Optimist Club, Shih-In Hu was chosen to be included in the 1974 edition of Who's Who Among High School Students; and Jerry Thornton won two gold keys for his photography. The list is an impressive one, and it goes on endlessly. As the seniors toss their tassels to the right on June 6, they will have much to remember about their three years at State College Area Senior High School.

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Class Of '74

STEVE ABERG

WENDY SUE ACE

DEAN C. ACKARD

GENEIEVE JANE ADAMS

DEBI ADDLEMAN

MITZI LOU ADDLEMAN

A. REID ALLISON Ill

JAMES E. ALLISON

RANDY l. ALLSHOUSE

LINDA M. AMMERMAN

BARRY LEE ANDE RSON

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Sen iors

REBECCA LYNN ANTLE

SUSAN MARIE APLAN

NANCY KELSEY ARBUCKLE

BRIAN ASHCRAFT

RANDY BACHMAN

DAVID BAGLEY

JAMES F. BAILEY

JOAN ANN BAISLEY

ANN ELIZABETH BAKER

CYNTHIA MARIE BAKER

JEFFREY H. BAKER

This Is Our Year

KEN BAKER

DON ICE J. BALLENGER

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Seniors

ROSEMARY BANEY

KENT BARR

BARBARA LOUISE BARRICKMAN

DEBORAH BARTOLET

DONNA JEAN BARTOLET

THOMAS R. BASLER

NANCE BAUCHSPIES

SUE ANN BAYLOR

ANITA C. BEALER

MARC R. BEAULIEU

DENNIS BEHRER

PAULA BEIK

"Let the Christian live!!"

(P. Rutschky)

All Systems Go For Our

DAVID A. BELL

ED BENGTSON

GREGORY 0. BENTON

DAVID R. BEPPLER

SUSAN DEBORAH BERLIN

DAVID BERNITI

JEFFREY B. BIDDLE

CINDY BIERLY

Senior Year

NANCY BERAROIS

ED BICKLE

JULIE LYNN BERGSTROM

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SUSAN BINGAMAN

"Watch Herman, my trained pet flea."

(S. Hu, H. Friedman)

BONNIE BLOOM

ED BOAL

CYNTHIA DENISE BORDEN

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Seniors

TERRY BIRD

TRUDI SUE BISH

BROOKE BLACK

MARSHA BLAIR

SANDY BOLLINGER

BONNY ELIZABETH BOORE

MARK BREWER

JOHN BRISCOE

JOHN BRIITON

NICK BROOME

KATHERINE ELIZABETH BROWN

Coping

BARBARA JO BRUCE

JENNIFER LYNN BURNHAM

ROBIN LOUI SE BURNS

MELVIABUSH

LINDA CAHALEN

MARCIA DIANE CAMPOLONGO

KRISTINE BUSKIRK

CINDY BUTLER

RICK CAPERS

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laMONT l. CARPENTER

LINDA LEE CARROLL

l YNN ALLISON CARTEY

DONN IS CORL CASHNER

PAMELA RUTH CASSELBERRY

JEFFREY CA TIELL

CATHEY ANNE CHAFFEE

Jill CHERN EGA

AMY CHOMICKY

DAVE CHUBB

STAR CHURCHILL Il l

CRAIG COBLENTZ

Seeking New Horizons

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Seniors

CRAIG CODER

ED COFFMAN

KATHY ANNE COLE

WARREN COLEMAN

KEITH PATRICK CONNER

ERICA ANN CORBELLETTI

GENE CORL

SHERYL ELIZABETH COUGHLIN

ANNE MacNEAL cox

THOMAS I.COX

KARIN ANN COYNE

DENNIS W. CRANDELL

(S. Tracy)

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./ DAVE CROWLEY

MATTHEW CROSS

DEBRA LEE CROYLE

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Seniors

"Sorry -

me no speak your language."

(H. Friedman, J. Baisley)

ELIZABETH ANN CUNNINGHAM

W ILLIAM GREGORY CURLEY

JAMES MICHAEL DAHMUS

STEVEN DALBOR

PEGGY ANNE DALY

LEE DAVINROY

DEBORAH JANE DAVIS

LYNNE ALLISON DAVIS

JENNIFER LOU D EAN

YVONNE MARIE DeANGELO

SHARON ANN DeARMITT

DEBORAH ANNE DECKER

CINDY DeGROAT

EILEEN DeLUCA

JEFFREY A. DERR

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BEVERLEY JANE DEIBLER

DOREEN FAITH DETWILER

DENNY DeLONG

Hacking

LAURA SUSANNAH DeVAULT

Around

PETER K. D ITTMAN

DIANE DIX

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NANCY (NAN) DRAPER

ROBIN RENEE DREESE

ALLEN WILSON DREIBELBIS

DAN (DRUB) DREIBELBIS

DIANE LYNN DREIBELBIS

VICKIE ANN DUCK

KATHERINE L. DUICH

MELINDA ANN DUNN

ELLEN LINNEA EDVAR

SUSAN DIANE EGGERT

PENNY MARIE DRY

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Seniors

"Painting with numbers is not as easy as it looks." (). Smith)

MARQUE HENRI DOUCETTE

Creating

MARY EGOLF

LORYEIGHME

NEDD. ELDRIDGE

LAURA ANN ELLIOTT

BOB ELLIS

LINDA J. EPLER

DAVID ESCOBAR

CHARLES ETZWEI LER

RONALD FALKENSTEIN

ROBIN FARIS

DEBRA ANN FASICK

DEBORAH MARIE FETZER

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DALE FIKE

W. DAVID FILES

"Double your pleasure, double your fun."

(M. Campolongo, C. Singletary, N. Arbuckle)

CONNIE l. FINK

JERRY FISHER

SARAH AILEEN FLAY

PAUL FLEXNER

LINDA FOGEL

KEI TH FOLK

KEITH A. FORNEY

THOMAS W. FOX

Making New Friends.

AL FOLMAR

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Seniors

CARMEN FORMICA

BILLIE FRANK

PAUL A. FREEMAN

HELENE FRIEDMAN

NORM FRYE

Keeping The

Old Ones

ROANA FULLER

ANTHONY C. GAERTNER

DEBORAH GARDINER

EVELYN (EV) GARNER

WAYNE GEARHART

GEORGE GEISLER

"Oh, you mean that kind of a screwdriver."

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MICHAEL N. GESELOWITZ

RODNEY GETTIG

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DERRILL A. GHANER

STANLEY GHAN ER

JOHN G IBBONEY

TERI GLENN

GERRIT V. R. GOODMAN

LINDA LORRAINE GORDON

RICHARD GOSA

PAT GRABILL

GARY GRAMLEY

RAY GREENLAND

RUTH ANN GRENOBLE

TIMOTHY GROSS

JANIS ELIZABETH GUERNEY

Seeing Clearly

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BARBARA RUTH GUSSE

JAN HACKETT

R. CLAIR HALDEMAN

ARDIS A. HANCOCK

CATHERINE PEUGEOUT HARDING

DAVE HARRIS

TINA LOUISE HARRIS

HENRY 8. HARVEY

SKINS HAUSMAN

MARCIA HAWK

JIM HAWK INSON

CHERYL HEASLEY

JEANNE E. HEFKIN

"Maybelline makes my eyes so much bigger."

(P. Rigby)

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RONALD LEE HEIKEN

JEFF HEIMER

"Hey Stan, what flavor's yours?"

(S. Scofield)

JANET SHIPMAN HEINSOHN

MARK HESS

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Seniors

FREDERICK W. HEISS

STEVE W. HERSH

L. FREDERICK HERZOG

scon HUNTER HESS

KAREN ELIZABETH HIGASHIDA

JAMES A. HILLARD

Cramming JOE H INGER

For

HARVEY R. HOFFMAN, JR.

Tests

WILLIAM HOKANSON

JACQUELINE ANN HOMAN

KENT HOMAN

DAN HOPKINS

TINA HORNER

BETTY ANNE HORNSTEIN

KAREN LEE HOSTERMAN

HILARY HOWE

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KENNETH HOY

SHIH-IN HU

DAVIDS. HUBER

PAIGE HUBER

JEFFREY E. HUGHES

KATHY M. HULL

KIMBERLY SUE INTORRE

DALE ISHMAN

CATHY JACKSON

GARY JACKSON

SUSA N LEE JACOBS

MARK JANTZER

Enioying

Each Other

"I'm glad Greg's not here."

(S. Hersh, T. Johnson} .

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Enioying

Life

"She said 'YES!' " (B. McCool)

BRYAN J. JENSEN

DAVE JODON

ALLAN JOHNSON

DOUGLAS ALLEN JOHNSON

KAREN ELLEN JOHNSON

TERRI JOHNSON

WILLIAM LEON JOHNSON

CAROLYN ANNE JOHNSTON

DAN JORDAN

LUCILLE MICHELLE JORDAN

KATH ERINE ELIZABETH JOHNSTONE

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THERESA ANN KASTNER

DENISE KAISER

SHARON JORDAN

"I d idn't know he looked like THAT!" (0. Davis)

JEAN RAHEL KAZEZ

KIM KAUFFMAN

JAY ALLEN KECK

Prospecting For.

I KIMBERLY KELLER

CARL 0 . KEENER

JAMES KELLERMAN

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Seniors

SHARON KELLEY

BARBARA ELLEN KENNEY

MARC KENTERA

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J. SELBY KIFFER

JOHN KILLAN

CINDY KI NG

KAREN KAY KI NG

DAVID KISNER

ANN KI NG

KANDI KI NG

" I d idn't use my deodorant yesterday ... " (D. Mulhatten)

LYNDON KL INE

ROBERT KLINE

MARK A LLEN KI NG

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JEANNE KLINEFELTER

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JUDY KLINEFELTER

"Hey sailor, new in town?" (l. Reeves)

CHARMAINE R. KOWALSKI

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Seniors

ELISA KNAPP

SUSAN LARUEKNEPP

KAREN L. KNISELY

VERA ANN KOCHANOWSKY

AMY KOLL

RICHARD KOONTZ

ANN FRANCES KRADEL

SCOTT KRESGE

CHARLES KUHN

SUSAN BETH LA IRD

GREG S. LA NG

STEVEN Q . M. LASSAGNE

KA TH LEEN HELYN LAUCK

KENNETH LEATH

ROB LEHMAN

MARJ LEONARD

"What's she got that I don't have?"

(J. Triolo)

JOHANNA GAY LEOS

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REN~E LEVINE

CRAIG LEWIS

JOE LIEB

WILLIAM B. LINGLE

CYNTH IA LOERCH

DENN IS LONG

JOHN MICHAEL LOPEZ

STEVEN T. LOWER

JURIJ ANDRIJ LUCIW

BRET LUKEZIC

"let's hear it for Pippi Longstocking!"

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SHELBY LEE LUSE

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Seniors

MARY GRETCHEN LUX

JOE MAGINNIS

MARIA MANIS

JACQUELINE GAIL MARKLE

"Pippi Longstocking Lives" (N. Arbuckle)

LINDA S. MAYES

DENISE McCLELLAN

THOMAS ANTHONY MAZZA

MICHELE MARIEMcCLELLAN

MARY MARRO

SAMUEL ANGELO MARTELLA

JOANNE MAST

MARK JEFFREY MASTALERZ

JAMES LANDIS McARDLE

DAVID McCARL

CYNTHIA LOUISE McCOOL

ROBERT ALAN McCOOL

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BETSY McCOY

MEAD McCOY

TOM McCREA

STEPHEN PATRICK McDERMOTT

ROBERT MclLVRIDE

JUNE LOUISE McKEE

PAMELA ANASTASIA MERCER

PATRICIA MARIE MEYER

JEFFREY ALAN MILLER

JOHN DAVID MILLER

NANCY VIRGINIA MINSHALL

BO MOIR

Taking The Brakes

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Seniors

ROGER MOORE

SUE ELLEN路MOREHOUSE

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ALEX MOROZ

"An amorous anrdrark attached me (P. Goldsborough) "

RENEE E. MOU RANT

ARTHUR RUSSELL MOYER, JR.

KATHLEEN MOYER

RICHARD MOYLE

DONALD MULHA TTEN

VIRGINIA DIANE MULLEN

WAYNE K. MURPHEY

JUDY NAG INEY

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SALLY L. NAGURNY

CHRISTINA NEARHOOF

MERLE NEFF

LAURIE JO NEIDICH

JOHN NELSON

SCOT NELSON

MARJORIE NICHOLAS

SHELLEY JUNE NICHOLAS

MICHAEL NOgRIS

JOHN O'BRYAN

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Seniors

DEBBIE OBERLE

"Well ... that's econ."

(L. Cunningham)

KATHRYN LOUISE O'CONNELL

CHRIS O'HARA

KARIE O'CONNOR

DEBORAH OLIVER

"Dear Abby; I am 17 and very attractive." (). Baisley)

NANCY JO OSTERHOUDT

JOHN OSWALD

BRIAN OYLER

GREG PALAZZARI

KAREN SUE PALMER

MARK PALMER

JAMES PARK

JOHN PARSONS

ROBERT L. PELLEGRIN

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Looking To

DAVE PEREZ

LISA ANN PERSON

MATTIAS LARS VI KTOR PERSSON

PATRICE PETERSEN

Tomorrow

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Seniors

ANTHONY PETROSS!

GARY POTTER

NANCYPOUST

THOMAS PRATT

KATHLEEN M. PUZAK

KATHLEE N QUIN N

SUSAN QUINN

JOE RAI NELLI

R. WILSON RALSTON

TOM REAPE

LISA REEVES

GAIL REICH

SHARON LEE REICH

MICHAEL R. REICHARD

PEGGY REILLY

DEBRA K. REITZ

DONNA REITZ

DAVE RHOADES

STEVEN M. RICE

DEBORAH A. RIDDLE

"Wonder if I'll pass that math test tomorrow."

(A. Vesper)

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SHELDON RIDER

PETER NATHAN RIGBY

BETSY RICER

MIKE RILEY

MIKE RININGER

DAVID R. ROBB

KIMBERLY ANN ROTE

AMANDA B. RUBINSTEIN

GRACE RUDY

KATHY RUDY

MISSY M. RUFFNER

PAUL RUTSCHKY

Copping Out

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JOHN ROBERT SALLADE

THERESA SANDERS

CATHYEMAY SAUERS

DAVID PAUL SCHMIDT

GARY SCHROEDER

VICKI J. SCHWARTZ

STANLEY SCOFIELD

GORDON E. SEARLES

KA TH LEEN SEARLS

JOHN CHARLES SEFTER

ROBINS. SEMPLE

DONNA MARIE SEYMORE

"Just wait until I . . . " (J. Hricko)

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"Fancy meeting you here."

(D. Zaccagni and Fri ends)

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Seniors

ARTHUR EVANS SHENK

KIM PATRICESHEVCHIK

W ILLIAM MADISON SHIREY, JR.

DOUGLAS RICHARD SHOPE

BOB SHRIGLEY

PETER SIEGEN THALER

DONNA SIMCO

W ILLIAM H. SIMMET

DAVE SIMONS

CLAY KELLY SINGLETARY

JOSEPH IN E SIRIANNI

AVIVA MANYA SKELL

GREGORY A. SMITH

H. MARK SMITH

JANET SMITH

JOYCE E. SMITH

LUCINDA LEA SMITH

PAULA l. SMITH

RANDY l. SMITH

VICKIE M. SMITH

_.,.._ DEBORAH SMUTZER

JEFFREY D. SNYDER

LISA JO SNYDER

RENEE ALINE SOMMERS

Cop-Outing

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STEVEN P. SOWASH

DEAN T. SPANOS

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MARTIN W. SPECHT

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Sen iors

CINDY SPICER

DAVIDE. SPICER

DEBRA SPICER

SUSAN SPORN

"So that's gross anatomy."

TIMOTHY SHERMAN STANFORD Ill

BRIAN STEELE

SAM STEPHENS

WILLIAM STEPHENS

(B. Oyler, L. Carroll, T. Lundy, A. Skell)

KIM MARIE STOVER

CYNTHIA L. STRALEY

BRIAN DOUGLAS STEWART

JAN ELIZABETH STORCH

VALERIE STOUGHTON

KATHY J. STOVER

CHARLES STRUBLE

JOHN STRUBLE

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HARRY STURCKEN

ALBERT YEN SUN

DEBBY SUNDAY

DANIEL SWANSON

TIMOTHY MARVIN SWATSWORTH

GEORGE SWAVELY

RANDALL A.TABOR

JAN ICE E. TAMMEN

BRENDA SUETAYLOR

LYNN TAYLOR

CINDY L. THOMAS

PAT THOMAS

RICHARD C. THOMPSON

MICHAEL THORN

REB ECCA EILEEN THWAITES

MICHAEL ROBERT TINGUE

SUE TRACY

JOHN TRAVERSE

JULIA TRIOLO

KIM MARIE TROSTLE

SUSAN GAYE TROTIER

DAVID TURNER

BRIAN CARL TUSSEY

MARK VANDERMARK

Seniors 65

Working Hard.

ERICA VAN DOMMELEN

SARASWATHI VEDAM

" ... put the money in a plain brown bag ... " (D. Wheeland)

DORI WASSON

66

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RON WASSON

ANDREW F. VESPER

MARY MARGARET WADDINGTON

DAN WALKER .

STEVEN PHILLIP WARTIK

DEN ISE WATSON

GLENNA WATSON

DIAN NE ELAINE WAITS

CHARLESC. WAY

DANIEL WEDLAKE

MARK 8. WEINTRAUB

MABELLE A. WEIR

FREDERICK WELCH

LAURIE WAY

LuANNWEBB

"He won't miss just one wax pencil."

(8. Shirey)

Thinking Hard

KARL ANDREW WESTBY

DENNIS WHEELAND

Seniors 67

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"Dandruff ... again!"

(C. Coder, M . King, C. Degroat)

DENNIS WHITEHILL

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BRUCE WIGGINS

WALT WILKINS

CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS

MARY LOU WILLIAMS

CATHY WILSON

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Taking The Bad.

MARLINWIAN

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CHUCK A. WILSON

DARLENE WI LSON

JOAN MARIE W ILSON

NORMA C. WI LSON

LINDA WINKLESTIN

DANIEL WINNETT

CAROL MARIE WITMER

JO DELL WITMER

" I've got a secret!"

(M. Wright, L. Jordan)

With The Good

BARRY WOLF

PAMELA JEAN WOODING

Seniors

69

PAM WORKMAN

D IANE PAULINE ZELL

70

Seniors

BARBARA WORTHEN

JAMES WRIGHT

DAVID YANCEY

LeANN YINGLING

scon L. YOCUM

ARTHURYOOD

CHIP YORKS

DARRELL ZACCAGNI

JAMILAZAMRIK

LEAHV.ZONG

THOMAS ZORETICH

SHARON BERNARD

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RANDY HILD

KELSEY RAY HINES

SHEILA MILLER

KENNETH REESE

MARK DOUGLAS FUTZ SANDERS

DEBBIE WILLIAMS

LYNORCLAIR

Seniors Without Pictures STEPHEN ADAMS ALICE AVEY STEPHEN BAILEY LOUIS BAKER SCOTT BARTOO ROBERT BECK JOE BOEHM ROBERT BROOKS LYNN CASHNER RALPH COBLE

TERRY DIXON MARK DREIBELBIS RUSSELL DUTCHER PAMELA EDMONSTON ALANE FARBER PAUL GOLDSBOROUGH MARK HAMMOND MIKE HARVEY STEVEN HEALY CINDY HENNINGER

GARY HORNER JENNIFER HRICKO GEORGE JOHNS Al KUSTABORDER GEORGIANNA McKEONE GRACE MEHALICK WILLIAM MULBERGER EDWARD PEARSON STEPHEN PETERS

JEFFREY POORMAN DAVID RABINOWITZ LEAH ROZEN SARAH SCHOL TEN GWENDOLYN SHADE DON STINE BRADLEY SUNDAY DOUGLAS SUNDAY JOEL WILCOX

Seniors

71

CLASS OF '75

JUNIORS ANXIOUSLY WAITING FOR THAT FINAL YEAR OF SUPERIORITY AND UNMITIGATED POWER The class of '75 has emerged as almost 600 unique individuals. Many juniors were primarily involved in academic work and could not contribute to junior class activities. It was their main year of work, between the introductory sophomore year, and the more relaxing senior year. Aside from academics, the maturing juniors found important roles in school clubs, sports and student government. The local community was made more aware of the juniors as many began work for the first time. The gasoline shortage notwithstanding, juniors began actively driving this year. Thus, while the junior year was one of increasing pressure and responsibility, they enjoyed their free time through many special friends. The junior class felt close to the seniors an.d was looking forward to the upcoming class year with less pressure and more pleasure. A mature group, the juniors will well fill the shoes of the departing seniors.

Class Of '75 Rich Ackerman

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Cherolyn Adams

Nirupama Aggarwal

Georgette Alexander

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Robert Ames

Barb Anderson

Laurie Anderson

Susan Austin

Bonnie Avey

Ken Bachman

Bill Baer

Nancy Bagshaw

Carol Baker

Terri Baker

Karen Barger

Margie Barnes

Andy Bealer

Scott Bechdel

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Barb Armes

Jane Atkinson

"Only his hairdresser knows tor sure."

(C. Houtz)

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74 Jun iors

Jerry Bartlebaugh

Patty Bartlett

John Bathgate

Chuck Beck

Tom Beck

Chris Benner

Cindy Bennett

Kathy Bennett

Scott Benninghoff

Lori Bergstrom

Eric Bernier

Diane Bernitt

Lee Bierly

Bruce Bigatel

Rex Binkley

Chuck Bird

Allen Boal

Ginny Bodkin

r

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Alex Breslin

Eva Brewer

Vicki Brewer

John Brilhart

Rick Brooks

Dave Brown

Juniors

75

Who Knows Me As I Really Am?

"Tell someone you love him, buckle up." 路 (0. Dixon)

76

Jun iors

Richard Brungart

Sheryl Bruster

Rick Bryant

Ellen Bryson

Sherry Bumbarger

Nancy Burdette

Cindy Burghard

Michele Busovne

Diane Byers

Lee Byron

Steve Cady

Chris Cahalan

Allen Caldwell

Larry Campolongo

Annette Cardenuto

Ginnie Carr

Diane Case

Sharon Casida

Gary Cattel

Dominique Caujolle

Lee Chambers

Jetta Chilcoat

Missy Chisholm

Anne Chubb

Learning

Donna Ciletti

Lee Clair

lance Clewett

Sandy Clodgu

Dean Coder

Dennis Cole

Karen Collins

Rod Confer

Skip Conley

Jenny Conway

Martha Cook

Jeanne Coppolino

Bradley Corl

Rod Corl

Sharon Cowher

Bruce Cox

John Cox

Kevin Cox

Gary Cramer

JoAnne Cramer

Darla Crandell

Marie Crockett

Kathie Culp

Casey Cummings

, "Huhhhh" (B. Remick)

Juniors

77

Joan Curley

Becky Dailey

Lipi Das

Jim Davies

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Doris Deak

Deb DeArmitt

Pete DeBarber

Howard Decker

Patty Decker

Eric Deering

Holly Deeslie

Denise DeFluri

Tammy Deivert

Beth DeMartino

Jack Desmond

Chuck Devinney

Sharon Dibble

Diana Dilkes

Dale Dixon

Diane Dixon

Margie Dolan

Nancy Doolittle

Betsy Draper

Anna Dreibelbis

"We're going to see Santa." (l. Byron, L. Witzig)

"You can't imagi n e what I did today."

(J. Kidwell)

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Cathy Dreibelbis

Rob Duich

Don Edwards

Steve Ellenberger

Mindy Engel

Bill Eagleton

Suzy Eberhart

Gary Ellis

Gary Eminhizer

Kelly English

Ross Ertel

Kris Fairbanks

Jonas Faust

Paul Ferrara

y-,lava Fike

Cindy Fisher

Ruth Fissel

Gwen Fleck

Bob Fletcher

Diana Foderaro

Debbie Forney

Bill Forster

Brent Frank

Ron Frank

"Is she crazy?"

(0. Mengle)

"Don't worry, I'll catch you if ya fall."

(R. Levine, P. Snyder)

Juniors

79

Phyllis Frankl

Bob Frick

Ron Fye

Joe Gabel

Courtney Gaertner

Tim Gambocurta

George Garner

Robin Gates

Ken Gawryla

BobGep~art

Joel Getz

Gary Gibson

Terri Gibson

Chris Gilliland

Ann Gilmore

Chuck Gingrich

Ginny Gingrich

Nina Gladfelter

Pat Good

Hope Goodwin

Cliff Gordon

Brian Goss

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Mary Giffin

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"Put that in your pipe and smoke it."

(B. Avey)

Carol Gotolski

Diane Gotshalk

Lynn Graham

Dave Gramley

Joel Gray

Mack Green

Patti Greene

Steve Greenlaw

Steve Grenoble

Missy Griffin

Kathy Grissinger

Karen Gross

Sue Gurney

Mary Guss

Jane Guthrie

Jim Guthrie

Dave Haffner

Debbie Hall

Jody Hamilton

Becky Hammond

Tom Hammond

Ginger Hampton

Lenny Hampton

Penny Harding

Judy Harkness

Kim Harman

Cathy Harpster

Bob Harris

Kelly Harris

Kim Harris

John Harrison

Joan Hart

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Striving

Juniors

81

Joe Hart

Cindi Hartman

Laura Hatch

Jane Haythornthwaite

Paul Heasley

Russell Heiken

Bob Henderson

Cathy Henning

Randy Henrick

Connie Henry

Janet Herman

Diana Hersh

Sue Hershberger

John Hicks

Just Being Me

Kim Hild

Judy Hicks

82

Juniors

Larry Hild

Geoff Hindle

Mark Hinish

Beth Hofstra

Tom Hoke

Sharon Holderman

Katie Holsopple

Karen Homan

Chris Hoover

Mike Hopkins

Kathy Horn

Jocelyn Horner

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David Hough

Jennifer Houser

Craig Houtz

Debbie Howard

Dan Hower

Jeff Howes

Vicky Hoy

Dude Houtz

Da-Shih Hu ,

Roger Houtz

Clare Huckabee

Louise Hunt

Debby Hughes

"Hello out there!" (l. Byron)

Greg Hutton

Pat Igo

Marie Irion

John Irwin

David Isaacson

Andrew Jackman

Cheryl Jackson

Kathy Jackson

Norma Jackson

Fred Jacobs

Linda Jacoby

Cindy Janowsky

Cindy Jellison

Bill Johnson

Juniors 83

Jolean Johnson

Karen Johnson

Greg Johnston

"He's a lion with a vitamin deficiency."

(K. McKenna)

Paul Keith

Bill Keller

Robin Keller

Doug Johnson

Jodie Johnson

Ron Johnstonbaugh

Mark Jordan

Sherry Jursick

Paul Kanagy

Neeraj Kanwal

Debbie Kauffman

Kirk Kauffman

Sue Keefer

John Keeling

Sue Kellerman

Bob Kelley

Bob Kemper

Dave Kendall

Ed Kennedy

Reflecting On The Quiet Times

84 Juniors

Living The Happier Moments Howard Kephart

Donna Kessling

Jim Kidwell.

Joleen Kidwell

Grace Kim

Shelly Kline

Barb Knepp

Kathy Knox

Rhonda Kocher

Cindy Korman

Pam Kradel

Rose Marie Krisch

Jerry Krumrine

John Krumrine

Anne Lang

Barb Lang

Debbie King

Peter Kirchner

Tom Kistler

"Ellen Rathfon thinks she's a reincarnated Unicorn.

Aaron Kuhns

Dave laing

Erik Lampe

Juniors 85

Jim Langton

Maureen Larkin

Liz Laughlin

Scott Leadley

Steve Leath

Leslie Lieb

Mike Lippincott

Paul Lloyd

Marian Loesch

Ruth Ann Lohr

Karin Long

Kelley Long

Ray Long

Seeking Friends

Farquahr MacRae

86 Juniors

Who's the good looking (T. _Gambocurta, J. MacNeil, S. Magnani,

Sherri I Long

Dale Lowery

Myra Luciw

Lauren Lykens

Dana Mackes

Jayne MacMillan

Janice MacNeil

Pam Madden

Donata Magnani

Susan Magnani

Tim Magner

Krista Magnuson

Susan Maize!

David Mandelker

Laurie Maneval

Penny Mann

Nebojsha Marinkovic

Sam Marshall

Linda Martin

Mark Martsolf

Ron Mayes

Paul McCrea

Anne McDermott

Bonnie McEwen

Katie McKenna

Galen McWilliams

chick on the left?

M. Montressor, D. Magnani, J. Rodrick)

Kathryn Marlow

Enioying Friends

Mary Melson

Dave Mengle

Jackie Menoher

Scott Merrill

Sue Merritt

Wanda Mesavage

Margaret Meyers

Colleen Michael

Don Michael

Debbie Miller

Mary Ann Miller

Jun iors

87

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Robin Miller

Wendy Miller

Lamar Minarchick

Don Mohnkern

David Mong

Monica Montresor

Ralph Montresor

Paula Mourant

Pam Moyer

Sheree Moyer

Tina Murphey

Connie Murray

Working For The School

Becky Myers

"That l"Quch just for a manicure?"

(M. Suhr)

88 Juniors

Dawn Myers

Chuck Neff

Linda Neff

Jeanette Neidigh

Kevin Nellis

David Nelson

Fred Nelson

Megan Ness

Denny Ney

Mark Niessner

Robert Nisbet

Haruko Nishikawa

Jim Nordblom

Chris Norris

Mike Norris

Carrie O'Connor

Kathy Oelbermann

Working DonO'Hora

For

Myself

Linda O'Keefe

"I bet I'm the first person to make a commode on a potter's wheel."

(D. Kauffman)

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Cindy Palladino

Dave Palmer

Debbie Partenheimer

Nikki Pashek

John Palpant

Mike Parenzan

Jo Ann Parsons

Liz Patrick

John Patrilak

Sherry Parsons

Daria Pelick

Juniors 89

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Bill Pennabaker

Cindy Perks

Chris Peters

Dean Peters

Carol Poeth

Ken Poole

Karen Quigg

Nancy Quinn

Dan Rainelli

Dennis Rallis

Ellen Rathfon

Lucretia Rearick

Bob Reese

Shelby Reichert

Beth Remick

Dan Reynolds

Becky Rhoads

Karen Rhule

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(L. Clair, P. Snyder, L. Clair, J. Hart, M . Miller)

Discovering That I Relate To The

Mark Richard

90 Juniors

Barb Rightnour

Ken Rimmey

Leslie Ritti

Judy Rodrick

Mark Rogers

Steve Roggenbaum

Bonnie Romig

Scott Rossi

Rich Schein

Annie Schilling

Chuck Schlichte

David Seibel

Lori Senior

Bruce Shafer

Bruce Shamma

Tom Sheaffer

Missy Shearer

Sarah Rozen

Scot Rudolph

Bob Ruff

Tom Schmidt

Gail Scholl

Chris Sefter

"Tl)at's the only way you can stop her from talking ... " (J. Di Rinaldo) 路

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Terry Shearer

Tom Shelow

Laura Shemick

Tracy Sherritt

Donna Sherwood

Allen Shoemaker

Jun iors

91

92 Juniors

Geoff Shoffstall

Cindy Shope

Erica Shu lits

Lori Sickora

Helen Sirianni

Missy Slaybaugh

Kevin Small

Bill Smith

Debbie Smith

Dennis Smith

Elliot Smith

Holly Smith

Jeanette Smith

Jeff Smith

St~ve Smith

Bob Snyder

Pat Snyder

Rob Soles

Vicki Spanos

Nancy Spell

DeWayne Spicer

Virginia Sprague

Kevin Stangl

Po.lly Anne Stetler

Practicing

Ring around

The Routine

Chris Stewart

Elaine Stewart

Mary Stiles

Laurie Stinson

Don Stout

Cindy Stover

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Pam Stover

Sandy Strader

Dan Straw

John Strother

Don Struble

Holly Struble

Paul Suhey

Marilyn Suhr

Kathy Sulkowski

Stoy Sunday

Patty Sunday

DickSupina

Joe Swanger

Rick Swanger

Alan Swartz

Richard Swartz

Brenda Swavely

Nancy Switkin

the Rosie . . .

Juniors

93

Beth Taylor

Mike Toretti

Sally Totenbier

Jill Tracey

Kathy Tressler

Tim Tressler

Steve Triebold

Dwight Trueblood

Pam Urban

Nancy Van Horn

"God w ill get her for that!"

(8. Frick)

Chris Untrauer

Joyce Vonada

Steve Vonada

Jim Wadd ington

Liz Wagner

Kim Walker

Winona Wall

Valerie Wallace

Hans Ward

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Dan Walker

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Mike Warner

94 Jun iors

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Darlene Wasson

Sue Wasson

Pam Watkin~

Melissa Weaver

Terry Weaver

Phil Weller

Guy Wentsler

"I'm a little teapot . .. " (C. Hoover)

Pat Weidhaas

Kurt Westby

Ann Whitfield

Jim Wiggins

Vince Wiker

Gail Wilkins

Gary Wilkinson

Nancy Williams

Sharon Williams

Steve Williams

Steve Williams

Tony Wilson

Willy Wilson

Single Minute Of Now

Nena Winand

Juniors

95 .

Dirk Wise

Debbie Wiser

Russ Witherite

Sue Witherite

MikeWoika

Fred Wolf

Diane Workman

Cathy Wright

Mary Ellen Wright

Mike Yeaton

Bill Yost

Ginny Yost

Cathy Young

Paula Younginger

Mona Zeigler

CindyZong

Sally Zong

JimZonge

Dave Wohlwill

JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Gretchen Bloom Art Caldwell Gary Cramer Serge Derrick Kim Ford Jim Frank Jim Fry Carl Gates Jessica Holl

Carl Jochen Lisa Knerr Don Kresen Penny Laird Dorothy Magnon Jim Nearhoff Robert Newton Kim Novosel

Karin Long

Dale Reynolds Don Robb Mark Smith Kathy Stuart Mark Triolo Ardis Wegener Cyndi Wohnssiedler

Bill Grove

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CLASS OF '76

SOPHOMORES READY FOR GREATER INVOLVEMENT Being the youngest students at State High, sophomores have a fresh innocent liveliness that upperclassmen lack. Th is spirit was evident w hen the class won the Tournament of One-Acts and had many members on the cast and crew of "Bye, Bye Birdie." Also, in order to conquer their individual insecurities, the sophomores have banded together. Their new togetherness in the Sen ior High community has swallowed individual identities; some have become faces in the crowd.

Thus, no one can describe a sophomore. However, now they are beginning to slip out of their cocoons, some are gett ing jobs, learning to drive, making upperclass friends. They will soon mature as individuals and become fully known and influential in school affai rs for the remaining two years.

Class Of '76 Loren Adams

Ray Agostinelli

Mark Allan

Cindy Allison

Mike Allison

Julie Amick

Sue Ashcraft

Susan Antle

Jed Atkinson

"C'mon Susie, get out of the sink!" 路 (J. Chernaga)

Nancy Aspaturian

100 Juniors

Micki Amick

Amy Austin

Glenn Avey

Lisa Axt

Pete Baer

Ray Bailey

Sue Baisley

Karen Baker

Chris Barner

Kim Bandolas

Carol Barash

Jennifer Barber

Liliana Barbosa

Sally Barnard

Doug Barnes

Jan Sarnoff

Bob Barron

Wynne Bartholomew

Roger Bauchspies

Mark Baughman

Don Baumgardt

Martha Baylor

Paula Behrer

Mike Benedict

Tom Bernitt

Wanda Berrios

Johnathon Besse

Connie Bickle

Andy Bingaman

Tammy Bickle

"A beard! And I only shaved two weeks ago!"

Stuart Bingham

Carolyn Birnie

Laurie Bishop

John Bitting

Bethanna Bliesmer

Annett Blietz

Sophomores 101

Understanding Myself

Brent Boyer

Brook Boyer

John Boyer

Joseph Boyle

Tim Bradford

Anne Brault

Keith Brilhart

Janice Brooks

Kati e Brooks

Carol Broome

Bob Brouse

Mike Brown

Scott Brubaker

Joan Bruce

Tammy Brush

Bob Buechele

Carol Bunnell

Cheryl Burns

Paul Busovne

Chuck Byers

Mark Byers

Jon Byrne

Kathy Cable

102 Sophomores

Phil Busovne

"Gol durn it, missing a fi nger!"

(P. Johnson)

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Bill Carroll

Scott Chambers

Jayshree Chanlan

Catherine Charilly

Jack Chernega

Barb Chilcoat

Charlene Clark

Eric Cleveland

Jan Clouser

Bridget Cochran

Ken Cocolin

Bart Coffman

Sue Cole

Susan Cole

Kim Coleman

Marti Collins

Bobbi Colton

Alyson Colwell

Cindy Confer

Dave Conner

Understanding Others

Drew Conner

Margaret Cook

Peter Cook

Sophomores 103

104 Sophomores

Jack Cooper

Lorian Corbelletti

Kim Corl

Todd Corl

Doug Dox

Daniel Cross

Lisa Croyle

Lynn Dailey

Wendy Dailey

Chris Dashbach

Karol Davenport

Patty Davey

Phil Dean

Sue Dean

Ken Decker

Jean Defluri

Entering The High School Maze

Mariesa Davis

Kim Dawson

Anne DeChailly

Jeff Decker

Cheryl Delafield

John Dellaport

Joni Dennis

Sandy Deppen

Karl Derrick

Mike Derrick

Deb DeVinney

Herb Diamant

Karie Diethorn

Charles Dills

Sue Dixon

Jerry Dodds

Debra Dolan

Dave Doll

Dave Dombrowsky

Patty Dotts

Phil Doucette

Steve Drew

Dan Driscoll

Mike Duich

Dave Oum

Jud Dunham

Cindy Dunkel

Ed Dunkelberger

Joe Dzvonyicsak

Stephen Eastman

Chris Eggert

Barbara Ehrhart

Learning Cathy Dupuis

Lisa Duque

The Way Around

Jon Edelman

Singe Edvar

Jim Ellenberger

Sue Ellenberger

Jon Engel

Lori Epler

Rosemary Eskew

Chris Fagon

Leslie Faulkner

Pearly Fayst

Bob Fay

Lee Ann Fedon

Dave Felice

Jan Ferrara

Sophomores

105

Relating

"Are you sure this is the way to Room 124?"

(M. Norris, J. Shawl)

Dale Figart

Kathy Files

Bob Finnecy

Terri Fisher

Chris Flay

Karen Flebotte

Mike Flynn

Kevin Fogle

Mary Foltz

Don Ford

Don Fornwalt

Joan Fortney

Rhonda Frederick

Dick Freed

John French

Mary Ann Gabel

Marty Gallagher

Bruce Gamble

Kathy Gambocurta

Ann Garbrick

Joe Gardiner

Mike Gates

Joe Gertsner

106

Sophomores

To Peopl e JoGhaner

Don Gibboney

Ron Gibboney

Dave Gibbs

Annette Gibson

Sally Gilliand

Rick Girts

Ed Glantz

Charlie Goodman

Kim Gordon

Mark Graham

Carl Granlund

Beverly Gregg

Debbie Gregg

" Honest, I didn't know it was the Girl's Locker Room!" (Mr. Horner, N. Levine)

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Richard Gray

Sharon Greenland

Anne Greer

Keith Grenoble

Bob Griffith

Kevin Griffith

Tom Griffith

Kelly Grill

Barb Grimm

Sophomores

107

Getting Ready

108 Sophomores

Barry Gritzman

Mellissa Groves

Darlene Grubb

Don Grubb

Bill Hall

Mike Halpenny

Russ Hamer

Kim Hammond

Bill Hardy

Mariellen Hardy

Bill Harpster

Sherry t,j arris

Kathy Hartman

Becky Hartswick

Mike Hayes

Phil Heasley

Matt Heichel

Scott Heimbach

Richard Heimer

Greg Henderson

Rich Henderson

Mike Henderson

Jackie Henney

Peggy Hensal

"How did you get this lollipop in here?" {A. Brault)

Cherly Henson

Kathy Hess

Mark Hess

Paul Hester

Jon Hickey

Rick Hindle

Randy Hochberg

Linda Hockenberry

Jim Hokanson

Diane Holden

Mike Holland

Sam Homan

Carol Hopkins

Mike Horner

Pete Hosler

Jim Houck

Robert Houser

Darlene Houtz

Lori Hoy

Karen Huber

Carla Huckabee

Randy Hughes

Dwight Hultquist

Lauh Humpi'irey

Joe Cool and tnenas.

(8. Stangl, E. McCarl, D. Schmidt)

Performing

Sophomores

109

Kitty Hunt

Kim Hutnik

John lhserra

Lisa Jantzer

Jack Jessop

Anne Marie Johnson

Lee Johnson

Melanie Johnson

N ina Johnson

Paul Johnson

Anne Johnstone

Cindy Jones

Donna Jukes

Mindy Kalin

Bill Kavanaugh

Robert Katz

Dan Kazez

Pam Keene

Dottie Keener

Cathy Keith

Mike Kelley

Kathy Kennedy

Leslie Kennedy

Pam Kennett

Taking Time

Dave Kenney

110 Sophomores

Al Kessler

Dave Kessl i ng

Betsy Kidder

Joan Kilian

Doug King

Eve Kingsbury

Jim Kirchner

Roberta Kjelgaard

George Kline

Jeff Kline

Mark Kline

Eileen Kneebone

Edna Knepp

Ray Knepp

Tim Kolin

Debbie Korman

Ellen Kresen

Todd Kresge

Dave Kriebel

Jane Krumrine

Suzy Kruppa

Mark Kummer

Kirt Kuss

Mark Landiak

Cathy Larson

Kathy Lathrop

Karen Latzanich

John Lehr

Martha Lestz

Out To Re lax

_SophOl"flores

111

Jim Levine

Nate Levine

Robin Lingenfelter

Lori Lines

Kathy Lockhart

Philip Loewen

Bill Lopez

Pam Lucas

Lisa Ludwig

Brad Luse

Patty Lutz

Sherry Lykens

Andy MacNeil

Ian MacNeil

Rick Madore

Tom Magnani

Mark Malinoski

Marty Marnett

Marcus Mann

Anita M arg ittai

Jolene Mark

Ruth Markle

Dave Mazza

Eric McCarl

Mike McCarthey

Ralph McChesney

Searching For Companionship

112

Sophomores

"Is he looking at me?"

(C. Dupuis, C. Huckabee)

Jeff McClarren

Sue McClellan

Katie McClure

Laurie McClure

Roger McCoy

Beth McDermott

Joel McGahen

Linda McGrail

Sarah McKee!

Brenda McMaster

Debbie Meder

Joanne Menoher

Searching Doug Mercer

Leroy Metzger

Grant Meyers

Dave Miller

For Knowledge

Doug Miller

Kathy Miller

Valorie Miller

Karin Mintz

John Mitchell

Tourie Mohsenin

Bill Moir

Andrea Moore

Dave Moore

Maggie Minshall

"Since when has Bellefontium been an element?"

(K. Larson, B. Nisbett)

Sophomores 113

114

Sophomores

Randy Moore

Caleb Morgan

Linda Morgan

Richard Mourant

Colleen Moyer

Dawn Mulberger

Ann Mulhatten

Renee Muthersbaugh

Jane Mullen

Glenn Myers

Wendy Myers

John Naginey

Debbie Nastase

Mike Nauguerny

Ben Nead

Glenda Neff

Karen Neff

Peggy Neidigh

Randy Neidigh

Jane Neil

Sharon Nellis

Barb Nesbitt

Nancy Nichol

Franney Nichols

Keri Norton

Kathy O'Connell

Liz O'Connor

"Engleball is a non-contact sport."

Sharon Nelson

Sue Olney

Brenda Osman

Exercising Myself

Grace O'Toole

Laurie Ottenstein

Tom Palamara

Lynn Palermo

George Palmer

Roy Parkinson

Norm Parko

Bob Pennock

Donna Pharo

Carol Park

Mary Park

Joanne Parker

Curt Patrick

Lynn Paulson

Viki Peatti

Tom Penkala

Eunice Pepperman

Robin Perez

Mark Person

Stefan Persson

Norman Peters

Cathy Philips

Barry Phillips

Joel Pighetti

Jeff Poorman

Linda Poorman

Sophomores 115

Ruth Preisner

Ann Price

Gerry Prisk

Marleen Puzak

Dan Reed

Dave Reed

Alex Reethof

Vicky Reichert

Jan Rekes

Pat Renehan

Mark ReyndlQS

Jeff Rhoads

Cheryl Rider

Dreaming

"Damn pigeons."

(C. Broom)

Kevin Ridgeway

Debbie Roggenbaum

116 Sophomores

Mark Rigby

Cindy Roherbeck

Laura Rider

John Riger

Chris Riley

Deb Robb

John Ro berts

Howard Rosenshine

Debbie Rosentrater

Becky Ross

Dave Rudy

Tom Rudy

Shawn Ruffner

Matt Rutschky

Michael Rzesutock

Jon Sabatino

Tom Sallade

Lloyd Sampson

Keith Sapanski

Mary Sappick

Bob Scannell

Bonnie Schindler

Dave Schisler

Preparing For The Future

Cathy Schmidt

Dave Schmidt

"Repeat after me: 'two plus two equals four.'"

(Mr. Rossman, M. Kelly)

Rob Schmidt

Debbie Schneider

Terry Schreffler

Joyce Schroeder

Delores Schultz

Athina Scourtis

Jeff Seamans

Kevin Searls

Linnea Seeley

Tim Selfridge

Tennie Shade

Dennis Shaver

Sophomores 117

Jessica Shaw

Mark Shevick

Libbie Shoemaker

Susan Shoemaker

Bill Shuey

Robin Sidwell

Jeff Simpson

Kevin Slick

Chris Small

David Smith

Jennifer Smith

Lori Smith

Michele Smith

Shelley Smith

Robin Snare

John Snedden

"I'm too young to be drafted!"

(M. Henderson, G. Henderson, M. Kummer)

Gladys Spayd

118

Sophomores

Pat Snyder

Lori Soder

Cindy Soloman

Kathy Sousa

Gary Sowash

Jetf $pearly

Carol Spicer

Jackie Spicer

Marcia Sporn

Elsie Spry

Mickey Stamm

Brian Stangl

Sara~ Steele

Mark Stephens

Susan Stetter

Scott Stewart

Lisa Stevens

Glenn Stinson

Marian Stover

Matt Stover

lester Straw

Joyce Strothers

Dave Strouse

Ed Struble

Cheryl Studebaker

Gordon Studer

Topher Stump

Natalie Stewart

"And sometimes I get this feeling that people are ignoring me."

(A. Colwell, C. Singletary)

Matt Suhey

Jeff Suhr

Barb Swartz

Keith Takei

Tato Sumantri

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Steve Summers

John Susan

Joe Tallon

Tisha Tarnowski

Sophomores

119

Keep On Smiling Joe Taricani

John Tate

Scott Taylor

Amy Trost

Cindy Trumbo

M ina Tseliou

George Tseo

Sue Udine

Rick Urbani

Pete Vanderbent

Lark Vandermark

Wiebke Vand erMeulen

C.J. Wagner

Davis Wales

Mark Warnick

Andy Way

Amy Weaver

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Kathy Thomas

Fred Thwaites

"That's my finger you're sharpening."

(T. Samantri)

Jean Voigt

Karen Vratarich

Deanna Watkeys

120 Sophomores

And Loving Every Minute Of It Beth Weaver

Carol Weaver

Jane Weaver

Gail Weaverling

Mike Webb

Dave Weintraub

Heather Welliver

Debbie Wengrovitz

David Werberig

Kris Wernstedt

Chris Weston

Lisa White

Sally White

Nora Wigley

Rick Wilkinson

Laurie Williams

Mike Williams

Pam Williams

Jon Weir

Susan Welch

" Take me - I'm yc,iirs!"

(A. Colwell)

Darlene Williams

Kim Williams

Sophomores 121

Virginia Williams

Debbie W ilson

Jeff Wi lson

John Wilson

Nigel W ilson

Vic Wi lson

Terry Wingert

Beth Wirtz

Phil Witherite

Debbie Witmer

Debbie Witmer

Lisa Witzig

Tom Wolgemuth

Mary Wright

Skipper Wright

Chris Yeaton

Stacy Yocum

Diana Youken

Lark Young

Greg Zeigler

Leda Zimmerman

Robin Zonts

Edna King

SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES

Ronda Bathgate Sarah Cleeton John Confer Raymond Conn Ken DeVerter John Dittmar Joe Dzvonyicsak Paul Florey Darlene Garbrick Ira Gingrich OferGolany Barb Grimm Larry Grove Ed Hale

122

Sophomores

Karen Harpster Steve Harpster Max Hummel Pam Keene Leslie Kennedy Greg Knisley Karen Latzanich Lisa Levine Mike Lovell Dennis Marshall Allen Miller Lynn Modreski John Nolan

Bill Patterson Thomas Porter Jim Rallis Susan Smith Robin Spooner Lynne Weaver Kathy Williams Steve Williams Kath i Wi l ton Jeff Worner Chris Yearn Sarah Zong Sue Zuravleff

Sophomores

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Masters

Front Row: Mr. Richard Bunnell, Dr. Joseph Carroll, Mr. Fred Hoffman, Dr. Robert Dunham (V. Pres.). Second Row: Mr. Duane Doty (Pres.), Dr. Richard Grubb, Dr. Tom Mebane. Missing: Mrs. Adelaide Kendig, Mrs. Nancy Daniels.

Dr. William E. Babcock Superintendent

Mr. Lyon A. Porter Assistant Principal

Mr. Paul D. Rhodes Assistant Principal

j Dr. Paul R. Bingaman Principal

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M r. Philip Adams -

Driver's Education

Mrs. Norma Almquist - Home Economics Home Ee. Co-ordinator

Mrs. Judith Anderson - Physical Education Cirls Softball, Varsity Field Hockey

At times students have felt that the Administrative branch of our school functions only to collect excuses for absences and issue blue slips. While the Administration has been responsible for keeping students in their classrooms, it also was responsible for all the other enjoyable aspects of school life.

For the first time in its history, State High went on a schedule with eight periods per day. Under this new system, the day was divided into eight equal periods, with each student having the fourth, fifth, or sixth period set aside for lunch. This eight period system replaced the seven periods plus lunch system, in which the lunch periods were several minutes shorter than the class periods.

Thus, the new system made for easier scheduling of classes and for a simpler bell schedule. Eight period days were popular both with the students and with the faculty.

Another change was the shortening of Senior Week to three days.

Seniors felt deprived because of the alteration, as did the underclassmen, who were soon to become seniors.

The three day week replaced the former Senior Week of five days, which however was longer than the Pennsylvania maximum.

While certqin aspects of its job are unpopular, the Administration has always worked for the benefit of the students, providing many luxuries and privileges which were afforded to them.

Dr. Thomas Arnold - Science

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Mrs. Mary Bates -

English

Robert Biemesderfer - Socia.I Studies

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The objective of the Guidance Department is to make school life more beneficial for each student. The department's function was encumbered by the mid-year departure of Draper Read, veteran counselor at State High . Replacing one of the most popular employees of State High was a difficult job, but Geanne Peterman quickly showed that she could relate to students and gain their trust, both all-important goals in counsel ing.

The Department did take advantage of a group of Pennsylvania State University students who wanted to do free tutoring in the high school.

The Guidance Department set up a schedule for these tutors and made the students aware of these opportunities for advanced students who needed special assistance in a scheduled course.

For seniors, the Guidance Department coordinated the Modified School Day. Under the Modified School Day Program, seniors met their graduation classroom requirements during one part of the day; and for the remainder of the clay, they pursued out-of-school activities that wou ld help in whatever they planned to do after high school.

The number of periods per week required for students has been reduced, from twenty-five to twentyfour, to accommodate the scheduling needs of students who want a smaller class. Also, much time has been devoted to the organization of the Alternate School Program, which is being designed for the 1974-75 school year. Both within the established school format and in special programs, the Guidance Department worked to find a beneficial curriculum for each student.

Mr. Joseph Boris - Social Studies WSCH

Dr. Charles Boyd - Science

Mrs. Marion Bressler - Social Studies

Mrs. Margaret Cornhill -

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Language

Mr. Donald Cross -Work Experience Co-ordinator Work Experience, Co-ordinator Occupational Education, Vocational-Industrial Club, Key Club

Mrs. Eileen Brown - Math

Mr. Roe Cunningham - Art

Miss Pat Denis - Social Studies

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Mrs. Shirley Derr-English

Mr. Doran Dreibelbis - Music

Band

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Miss Sherry Farrall - Guidance Modified School Day

One of the most un ique and advanced aspects of our school was one that d id not receive much publicity. The Special Education Department was organized to provide education for those who need a special program because of t h eir learning disabilities. State College High program has been oriented toward the individual student needs and as an example the Special Education Program has created a learning lab.

These studen t s I istened to tapes whi le they read along in books, being assisted by Mr. Paul Will iamson and by aides. The learning lab has a k itchen so the students do frequent cooking, thus improving their reading and math skills.

The program has expanded and has been relocated. In addition to the old facil ities in A-10 room 140 has been added for the department's use. This is an example of how the program has changed and has made modifications to fulfill the needs of the students.

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Mr. Greg Ferro -Social Studies Student Council

Mr. Joseph Filko - Social Studies Junior Class, Chess Club

Mrs. Dorothy Ford - Art

Mr. Greg Fredericks - Social Studies

Mrs. Anna Frick - Language

Mrs. Anne Fry- Physical Education Girls' Tennis, Varsity "S"

11i Mr. Ernest Gackenbach-Driver's Education

Mrs. Carol Gentry-English Quill and Scroll

Dr. Wi lliam George - Industrial Arts

Mrs. Eloise Gilliland - Business FBLA

Mrs. Debi Greenawalt - Art

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Dr. John Hanna - Business Business Co-ordinator

Mrs. Annalee Henderson - M.ath

Mr. Will Hartman - Music Orchestra

Mr. Frankl in Hege - Music, Band Music Co-ordinator

M rs. Nancy Hillis - Home Economics

Mr. F. Lehman Hitchens-Math

The Physical Education Department cont in ued t o imp lement its curricu l um with fast-paced team sports. These activities served to furthe r develop the students of State High both in body and in spirit. In an effort to keep the Physical Education progra m popular with the students, the girls' Physical Education teachers used lacrosse as one of their spri ng activities; t hi s rep laced the tradit ional spring activity of softball.

Although team sports like lacrosse and basketball are integral to the curriculum, the greatest emphasis was on what the department called " li fetime sports." These are the sports in which every person could get involved, and in which every person could participate. When he leaves State High, he can take the sport with him, and enjoy it further in his adult years. As examples, archery, handball, and golf programs each gave students the oppo rt unity to take an interest in a sport which he could use for the rest of his life.

The Phys ical Education Department has put nothing above the importance of participat ion. As ide from the regular in-school program, there we re also intramural, junior varsity, and varsity sports programs, providing the students with the opportunity to participate at their own level of abil ity.

Mr. Hugh Hodge - Science Photography Club

Miss Debra Hook -Business Paw Print

Mr. Jackson Horner - Physical Education Boys' leader, Cross Country Indoor Track, Track and Field, Boys' leaders

Mrs. Ann Infield - Physical Education Girls' Track and Field

Mrs. Constance infield - Work Experience Vocation-Industrial Club

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Mrs. Alice Jordan -Science

Mr. Howard Keck - Industrial Arts

Mrs. Frances Jacobs - English

Debate Club, District One-Acts

Mr. Ted Kemmerer - Business

Varsity "S"

Mr. Ed Kernish - English

Thespians

Mrs. Callie Kingsbury - English

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Mrs. Karen Kintzer- English

Mr. James Langton - Music

Mr. John Long - Math Math Co-ordinator, Boys' Tennis

Mr. Barry Lutz - Guidance Career Resource Center

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Mrs. Janet Lindsay-Art Fine Arts Club

The most important aspect of life at State High was learning. This of course, was the primary goal of the teachers. One important aspect was deciding how things were to be taught. Often this involved the determination of the med ia through which material wou ld be presented to the students.

No matter what course it was used for, special equipment was a necessary element in the teaching process at State High. Fo r instance, to the Physical Education Department, basketba II sand soccer balls for their ever-popu lar sports programs, are as essentia l to the Physical Educat ion Department as textbooks were to the academ ic courses. The Mathematics Department obtained a "pupi I response unite," acquiring it from the Pennsylvania State Univers ity. This unit was designed to relay students' answers to the instructor, and it had special va l ue for mu ltiple-choice tests. An addition that will benefit the entire school is the new discmemory unit for the school's computer.

Modern teaching methods call for the use of numerous teaching aids, some ve ry basic, some more complex, and some which may even still be in the experimental stage. The facu lty of State High had demonstrated an abil ity to utilize modern teaching facilities for the smooth execution of the teaching process.

Miss Debra Lyle - Language ASTRA, JV Field Hockey

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M rs. Twila Manjone-English JV Girls' Basketball

A few new faculty were to be seen in the hallowed halls of State High.

From the Math Department, two bright, new faces introduced geometry and Algebra 11. Mrs. Annalee Henderson became a ful l ti me instructor wh ile Miss Cindy McCormick, a State H igh and Penn State graduate, assisted part-time. The students had a pleasant experience in business education cou rses taught by M iss Deborah Hook, a new typing teacher, who replaced Miss Sara Hess during her sabbatical leave.

The related arts area experienced some major changes of several teachers. In Art 11, M rs. Debi Greenawalt replaced Mrs. Ford who had assumed Mrs. Mook's duties du ring her sabbatical leave. Mr. Doran Dreibelbis, usually the assistant ba nd director, took the reins of the State High band an d prepa red the group for th eir spring concert in p lace of Mr. Frank Hege who was taken i II mid-way through the year.

These five young instructors, with their cheerful help and new ideas, have added variety and d iversity to the existing competent faculty at State High.

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Mrs. Norma McDonald - Language

Miss Cindy McCormick.;_Math

Mrs. Alice McFeatters Cirls'Colf

Mr. George Melson - Science

Business

Mr. Dwight Mostoller - Math

Mr. Thomas Mills - Science Varsity Football, Trainer

Mrs. Violet Murphy - Business

Mr. John Mutzeck- language Foreign Language Co-ordinator, Intramural, Boys'Golf

Mrs. Evelyn Murray -

English

Mrs. Lucette O'Neil - 1:anguage

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Mr. Michael Patrilak- Math

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Mrs. Bonnie McCormick -

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Mr. Ronald Pavlechko - English JV Football

Mr. Ronald Pifer - Physical Education Athletic Director, Varsity Wrestling

One of the most unique and advanced aspects of our school was one that did not receive much publicity. The Special Education Department was organized to provide education to those who n eed a special program because of their learning disabilities. The State High program has been oriented toward the individual student and toward his needs. It has been changing constantly because of varying student needs, and i!S an example the Department has created a learning lab. There, students listened to tapes while they read along in books, being assisted by Mr. Paul Williamson and by aides. The learning lab has a kitchen, so the students do frequent cooking, thus improving their reading and math skills.

The program has expanded and has been relocated. In addition to the old faci lities in A10, room 140 was used for the department. This is an example of how the program changed and made modifications for the needs of the students.

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Mr. Draper Read -Guidance

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Mrs. Geanne Peterman - Guidance

Mrs. Joan Reese - English Acclivity

Mr. Barry Rossman - Math

Mr. Leonard Rockey - Physic.al Education

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Mr. David Seamans -

Industrial Arts FFA, Vocational-AgriculturP

Mr. John $holly - English

Mrs. Lorraine Shaffer - Home Economics FHA

Mrs. Dorothy Simons - Librarian Library Assistants, AV Club

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Mr. Sherdell Snyder - Guidance

Mrs. Ernestine Snyder - Nurse

Head Counselor, JV Football

Medical Careers

Mrs. Dorothy Smith - Social Studies

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Mr. Ronald Strapel - Industrial Arts Auto Club

Mr. Edward Strause - Language

Mr. Clyde Suloff -Social Studies Bridge Club

Staff

Contrary to popular belief, school does not end.at 3:15 p.m. every efternoon. As the halls empty an d the long afternoon stretches ahead, various activities begin that involve several hundred State High students.

For the outdoors person, there are both varsity and intermura l sports, from go lf to gymnastics, soccer to softball, field hockey to football, tennis to track, and numerous sports in between. The Arts encircled people of all talents from the artistic, musical and literary fields. Budding intellects pursue such matters as chess, bridge and debate, while others prepare newspapers for publication or ponder the mechanics of ping pong ball.

Those all time favorites, field trips, were restricted this year, but a student planned skip-day compensated for the periodic trips. A l l of these extra-curricular activities encompassed both the afternoon and evening hours, much to the enjoyment of the participants. The range of activities shows the great interest involved and the wide field of experi ence gained by students at State College High.

Mr. Robert Sutherland - Social Studies Senior Class, JV Wrestling

Mrs. Christine Tellefsen -Science Dance Club, Bicycle Club

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Mr. Thomas Wallace - Physical Education Asst. Indoor Track and Field

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Mr. Brian Tormey-Science

Mr. Carl Weaver - Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Co-ordinator

Staff

Mr. Ted Wentz - Social Studies

Mr. Hubert White -Science Boys' Gymnastics

Through the ages, books have been the symbol of education. At State High, as in al l schools, books play an important role in the students' everyday loves. The most accessible source of supplementary books was the school library. While the library had to spend much of its budget fo r replacing lost books, there was also emphasis placed on acquiring new materials'.

To keep up with the changing curriculum, the library kept sufficient material on subjects taught in the different courses. When a teacher expanded his program, he could get the library to obtain new diverse reading materials on the new subject matter.

During the school year the library put in a suggestion box, intending that students suggest books that they wanted the library to obtain.

A lthough sometimes humorously the box did give the librarians some idea of the tastes of the student body.

The library also kept on hand a supply of the latest paperbacks. With these offerings, a student could indulge himself with the last bestsellers. Such books, along with a wide selection of current magazines, kept the library popular with many students.

The library at State High d id maintain its position as the collection place for information. By supplying material for both classroom-related and non-classroom-re lated reading, the library kept the art of learning in the students' minds and established State High as a place for education.

Staff

Mr. James Williams - Business

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Mr. Roland Wilkerson - Social Studies

Mr. Milo Williams - Science

Head Varsity Football Coach

Football Trainer

Mr. Paul Williamson-Special Education

Mrs. Gloria Wissinger-Math

Mrs. Mary York - English Little lion

Mrs. Lenore Zahn - English

Miss Trudy Brown - Social Studies Aide

Mrs. Jean Crider - English Aide

Mrs. Mona Butler - Library Assistant

Mrs. Jean Harris - Library Assistant

Mrs. Pam Elias- English Aide

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Mrs. Kathryn Goode - Guidance Aide

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Mrs. Joyce Harvey -

Library Assistant

Mrs. Peggy King - Science Aide

Mrs. Katherine Kocher - Secretary

Mrs. Sharon McDonald - Social Studies Aide

Mrs. Sandy Nellis-Drivers Ed. Aide

Staff

Mrs. Katherine Hoke -

Language Aide

Teachers aides are an often obscure but always necessary group of faculty members. Work i ng in路 nearly every department, the teachers' aides' duties were varied and numerous. Often direct contact with students took place as aides corrected papers and helped students who needed extra instruction. This reduced the work load of the teachers and gave them more time to concentrate on their class preparation.

However, aides did not on ly serve as backups for the teachers, but they also had special responsibi l ities of their own. In the science and language departments, aides were used to handle the special teaching equ ipment. The lab equipment used in both departments was extensive enough for there to be these special people working with it. The Administration, the Library, and the Driver's Education Department all had aides handl ing business duties. They were necessary parts of the working school machine.

It was easy to see that aides worked for the benefit of t he students, either by helping them directly or by making the system run smoothly for them. While frequently unheralded, teachers' aides had a neve r end i ng job. Although t hey sometimes went unappreciated, they were essential both to the teachers and the students of State High.

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Mrs. Betty Starkey-Guidance Aide

Mrs. Caroline Selders-AV Aide

Mrs. Virginia Sunday-Secretary

Mrs. Paula Shelow-Secretary

Mrs. Fran Tewksbury-AV Aide

The members of the custodial and cafeteria staffs, both in the main building and in the annex are listed below. Without the completion of their never-ceasing services, school attendance would not be possible.

Cafeteria Staff - Dottie Johns (Head), E. Addleman, L. Byers, B. Cowan, J. Harpster, B. Hartswick, G. Jones, G. Klinefelter, B. O'Brien, S. Smith, N. Strayer, M. Vaughn, D. Walker, R. Zeigler.

Custodial Staff - Ray Winn (Head), B. Gifford, 0. Gladfelter, 0. Houser, L. Nearhood, B. Pressler, M. Rhodes, C. Sager, J. Sprankle, G. Weaver.

Mrs. Joan Harpster- Cafeteria

Mr. Ray Winn - Custodian

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FOOTBALL Mention the phrase "Big Game" and most State College football fans automatically think of the Central Catholic game on November 9th, for it ultimately determined who the state champions were. But in looking back over the season, each successive week really brought a new "Big Game" - more crucial than the last - for the team to face. The prominence of that last game then was just a natural progression from the first one at DuBois on September 7th.

Football

ROSTER R. Agostinelli T. Basler E. Boal L. Campolongo C. Coder B. CuP-eY D. Delong N. Eldridge B. Ellis G. ETfis T.Fox N. Frye A. Fulmer T. Gambocurta D. Harris H. Hoffman K. Homan C. Hoover

D. Hopkins P.Kanagy T. Kerr T. Kistler S. Rider J. Rainelli C. Setter J. Setter B. Shaeffer :., C. Singletary G. Smith P. Sny der M. Suhey P.Suhey M. Toretti S. Yokum Jim Williams, Head Coach

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The players line up across the field for the kickoff to begin the game.

Each game in between, serves as a mark to gauge the steady growing process that the team went through in order to lay cla i m to the state championship. Along the way wh ile evidencing their improving physical skills, the p layers amplified their enthusiasm and poise. The results of this season wi ll long stand to characterize the 1973 team as truly un ique.

Ronald Pavlechko

The team enters the field through a flower-covered arch.

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The players quickly rush to tackle the opposing player carrying the ball.

The teams line up in position on the scrimmage line to begin the play.

Mat~.Suhey carries the ball as was quite typical for him all season.

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An adept player tries a quick pass.

The referee calls a penalty against State High.

Reactions Vary

Fans unable to get into the stadium watch from the outside.

One player certainly feels State High is number one in the state.

Quality playing is reflected in the fourth quarter score against Indiana.

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Success A Team Effort This year's team had many extraordinary players. For examp le, Matt Suhey who is only a sophomore was a real stand out. He led the state in rushing and gained all-state honors, a feat never before accomplished by a sophomore. In addition, two seniors obtained al l-state honors and were also voted to the Big 33 game to be held in August . Clay Sing letary, a guard, and John Sefter, tight end, were two valuab le p layers for th is past year's team and were justly honored for it. Furthermore, Jim Williams was recognized for his outstanding achievements in coaching by being invited to coach the Big 33 game to be held in Hershey in August. But the success of this last year was really a team effort. It was an entire team sweating and fighting out there on the field that won us the State Championship, and it was a team effort that planned the brilliant strategy that has led the team to three consecutive undefeated seasons.

Jim Williams gives advice to John Sefter.

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Clay Singletary holds his helmet as the national anthem is played.

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Craig Coder watches his team mates intensely.

Matt Suhey is ready to block his opponent in an effort to gain control of the ball for State College.

J.V. Football Roster

Even when State College is winning, Coach Williams gives Bill Curley, and all his players, serious advice o n strategy.

All games begin at the SO-yard lion marked by the Lion.

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OPPON ENT Philipsburg Juniata Joint Clearfield Bellefonte Lewistown Lock Haven

Ray Agostinelli Michael Allison Mark Baughman Thomas Bernitt Andy Bingamen John Bitting Michael Brown Gary Cattell Dean Coder Jack Desmond Joseph Gabel William Gates Edward Glantz Larry Grove David Haffner Edward Hale Michael Hayes Robert Henderson Randy Hendrick Randy Hochbury Jim Houck Jeff Howes Allen Kessler James Kidwell Aaron Kuhns Kurt Kuss William Lopez Richard Madore Tim Magner Dave Miller William Moir Randy N iedigh Kelly Nolan Michael Norris Norman Peters Joel Righetti A lex Resthof Thomas Sallade Robert Scannel Jeff Simpson John Snedden Chris Stewart Gordon Studer Rich Swanger Michael Webb Jeff Wilson Terry Wingert

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Coach Folgeman's team had another fine year. The team won fourteen games, tied two, and lost only one match all season. The soccer players rightful ly earned the title of "Tri-Valley Champions" as they swept the D istrict #6 title skil lfully.

Seniors Al Dreibelbis, Jeff Heimer, and Dave Schmidt led the team in scoring.

Other players such as Gus Searles and Art Shenk were tremendous assets to their team and teammates. Unfortunately in an interdistrict playoff, State College lost to Springfield 2-0. But Ken Fogleman received another glory after the season was officially ended; his star player Dave Schmidt was named an All-American soccer player by the National Soccer Coaches of America Association.

All-American Dave Schmidt dribbles the ball down the field.

Soccer

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O Middleburg 4 路9 7 7 9 4 11 4 0 9

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Coach Fogleman watches his players closely.

Soccer is truly a contact sport.

0 West Snyder 1 Kishacoquillas 2 Juniata 1 Piltoona 3 West Perry , Gree?wood 2 fast Juniata 0 Middleburg 3 WestSnyder 0 Kishacoquillas CP Juniata 2 West Perry 0 Greenwood 0 East Juniata 1 Altoona 2 Springfield

Steve Adams Randy Allshouse Ed Bengston Lance Clewett A l Dreibelbis Gary Gramely Paul Heasley Jeff Heimer Mark Hess Mike Hopkins Don Kressen Jim Langton Paul Lloyd Chip Murphey Chuck Neff Dave Nelson Jim Nordbloom John Patrilak John Sallade Rich Schein Dave Schmidt Gus Searles Robin Semple Art Shenk Mike Warner MikeWoika Al Dreibelbis, Jeff Heimer, Co-Captains Ken Fogleman, Head Coach

Randy Al lshouse shows his expertise in handling the ball.

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A tired player takes a rest during a tough match.

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J.V. SOCCER ROSTER L. Adams

J. Atkinson

Soccer

D. Baumgardt D. Beik T. Bru mgardt P. Busovne P. Busovne C. Cahalen B. Carroll J. Chernega E. Cleveland B. Coffman D.Cole D. Conner D. Conner M. Cunningham C. Dashbaugh P. Di Barber J. Dodds S. Drew J. Engel B. Hall J. Harrison P. Heasly B. Henderson M. Henderson J. Hickey J. Hokanson J. Krumrine M. Landiak I. MacNeil E. McCarl T. Magnani R. Moore J. Naginey B. Pennabaker M. Person D. Reed D.' Reed M. Richard K. Ridgeway D.Rung C. Schein K. Schmidt T. Schmidt J. Suhr R. Supino K. Takei J. Taricani V. Wiker T. Woglemuth Don Wagner, Coach t-h- o;--h ......... +

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One player takes a refreshing break as his teammates observe the game.

SCHEDULE MAROON/WHITE 2 9 1 1

3 4 2 2 (both J.V. teams) 2

OPPONENT 1 Middleburg Kishacoquillas 0 0 West Perry 1 West Snyder 0 West Perry 1 Altoona 1 Rothrock 2 Rothrock

RED/WHITE 1

5 2 4 0 10

3

1 0 1 1 1 4 0

OPPONENT West Snyder Juniata Altoona Greenwood Middleburg Kishacoquillas Juniata

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There are two junior varsity soccer teams, the maroon and white and the red and white teams. Each team plays its own games separately. The teams are coached by Don Wagner and Jeri Rinehart. On October 17th the two teams combined to challenge Rothrock, The game ended in a 2-2 tie. In addition, the two teams opposed each other on October 19th. The maroon and white team won.

J.V. Soccer

CROSS COUNTRY Another Undefeated Season When the Cross Country season ended last fall, Jackson Homer's team could claim a truly outstanding season as well as record. The team has now won ninety-three dual meets in a row. This was Homer's eighth undefeated season.

Marty Mengle and Karl Westby competently led their team to victory in many highly competitive meets. The team has now copped the District #6 title for the twelfth time in fourteen years. Steve Gentry coaches the J.V. team. His team is as good as the varsity runners. These boys are the future stars for State College's outstanding Cross Country Team. Steve's dog Shane helped out this past season by pacing the boys during the ir daily practices.

Shane works and runs just as hard as the other boys.

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Kneeling: D. Felice, C. Harvey, 5. Williams. Standing: Coach Horner, P. Freeman, J. Davies, K. Westby, D. Mengle, B. Goss.

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Kneeling: D. Kenney, T. Davinroy, Shane, D. Trueblood, K. Small, S. Sommers. Standing: Coach Steve (;entry, !>. Bechdel, K. Westby, 8. Johnson, M . Mann, D. Ford. Missing: D. Boy le.

SCHEDULE VARSITY ST A TE COLLEGE

J.V.

VARS ITY 45

15

34 35 51 34 40

18 18 15 15

18 16 15 15 15 1st Conrad Weiser Invitational 1st Steel City Invitational 1st State College Invitational 15 2nd Solanic Invitational 15 22 3rd Abington Heights Invitational 1st District #6 5th P.I.A.A. State Meat

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OPPONENT Jersey Shore Bellefonte Wi lliamsport Jersey Shore Cheif Logan Lewistown Rothrock Rothrock Kishacoqu i Ilas Altoona

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Altoona

46

17 15 17 15

J.V.

so 75

60 46 66

40 Bellefonte 35 Lewistown 2nd Abington Heights Invitational 1st District #6

J.V. Cross Country

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FUTURE HOPES BIND GIRLS' GOLF TEAM WHILE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM VOLLEYS TO VICTORY The Girls' Golf Team remains unrivaled and continues looking forward t o regular competition. The spring brings hopes of success in the Girls' Invitational Tournament. Under coach Alice McFeatters a large field of lady golfers wi ll keep the team alive for many years to come.

The Girls' Tennis Team endures as one of the winningest in the state, finishing this fall with a 6-2 record. The loss to Westmont Hilltop was avenged, but Williamsport's w in over the Lady Lions could not be challenged. Sparked by team leaders Kathy Quinn, Krista Magnuson, Debbie Smutzer, and Cindy Straley, the girls proved to be strong on our home courts and away. Coach Anne Fry looks forward to next year with a large field of good prospects.

ROSTER Barbara Barrickman Cindy Bierly Sally Gill iland Ginny Gingrich Jodi Johnson Cindy King Nan Leonard Meg Mebane Margaret Meyer Holly Smith Alice McFeatters, Coach

) Girls' Golf and Tennis

Girls' Tennis Roster Donna Bartolet Sue Burkey Kris Buskirk Bobbi Colton Lorien Corbelletti Susan Dixon Kathy Duich Beth Eagleton Kris Fairbanks Phyllis Frankl Diane Foderaro Roana Fu ller Debbie Gardiner Sherrie Gloss Jocelyn Horner Pam Kennett Kim Kramer Jane Krumrine

Karol Magnuson Krista Magnuson Marsha Martsolf Anne McDermott Mary Moyer Renee Muthersbaugh Carol Park Mary Park Cindy Perks Kathy Qu inn Jocelyn Retti Judy Roderick Cathy Schmidt Debbie Smutzer Pat Snyder Sarah Steele Cindy Straley Anne Fry, Head Coach

Kathy Quinn stretches into position to meet the ball.

SCHEDULE Williamsport S.C. Westmont- Hilltop S.C. Altoona S.C. Bishop Guilfoyle S.C. Altoona S.C. Lock Haven S.C. Westmont- Hilltop S.C. Lock Haven S.C.

5 2 4

3 1 6 2 6 1 6

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2 5 2 5

Girls' Tennis

THE START OF A TRADITIONWINNING The f ield hockey team rolled to a winning year under Coach Judy Anderson and Assistant Coach Debbie Lyle. Varsity finished with a 9-2 record, while the JV team closed out at 4-4-2. The Varsity's on ly losses came in away outings against West Perry and Kish. Next year's team will be a strong one with 5 juniors returning from the Varsity line-up and many up and coming JV players. The playoff tournament with West Perry proved State College's strength - the loss came on ly in overtime.

Field Hockev

SCHEDU LE

Chief Logan West Perry Greenwood East Juniata Kishacoquillas Juniata Newport Lewistown Kishacoquillas Lewistown Chief Logan League Championship Playoff - West Perry 0-1

S.C. Varsity 1-0

S.C. Junior Varsity 0-0

1-2 2-1

0-2 0-1

2-0 3-2 2-1 1-0

1-1 1-0 1-0

2-0

2-0

1-2 1-0

0-1 1-0

2-1

0-2

The team works hard at its daily practices.

ROSTER VARS ITY Sue Aplan Jane Atkinson Bonnie Avey Nancy Bauchspies Anne Cox Liz Cunningham Diane Dixon Jane Haythornthwaite Beth Hofstra B. A. Hornstein Sue Morehouse Kathy Puzak Judy Anderson, Head Coach Patty Whiteside, Asst. Coach

FIELD HOCKEY

JR. VARSITY Sue Baisley Casey Cummings Diane Dilkes Kathy Grissinger Jane Guthrie Sue Haythornthwaite Katey Holsopple Pat Igo Ellen Kresen Kelley Long Jane MacMillan Donata Magnani Susan Magnani Lynn Palermo Mary Sappick Helen Sirianni Debbie Lyle, JV Coach

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I.M. FOOTBALL I. M. Football combi nes both the hardwork and sense of accomplishment without the pressure of an inter-scholastic sport. The players do not receive mu ch recogni t ion o utside the school; however, they get much respect from their peers.

Jerry Fisher reaches high for the game's winning catch.

1974 CHAMPS C. Singletary D. Simons S. Hersh S. Bartoo D. Swanson D.Robb

S. Sowash G. Lang T. Zoretich J. Parsons R. Moore

D. Bernitt

J. Fisher S. Hess

J. Dahmus R. Ralston

I. M. ARCHERY I. M. Archery improves the skills of nine amateur Robin Hoods under the guidance of Mrs. Ann Infield.

Although there are no purses of gold to win, nor a Sheriff of Nottingham to battle against, t he competition is still fierce.

Front Row: S. Guerney, L. Senior. Second Row: D. Kaiser, D. Hersh, Knepp, J. Hamilton, S. Rudolph, Mrs. Infield.

J. Wright, J. Hart. Standing: S.

1.M. SOCCER With only two or three days practice each week after school, a strong team spirit prevails over the league.

Even though there is only one winning team, there are really no losers.

Front Row: A. Cardenuto, C. Wright, M. Busovne, C. McCool, D. Cilletti. Second Row: S. Cowher, M .

Barnes, K. Harris, D. Case, K. Brame, L. Lieb, i<. H~sterman, 8. Gusse.

I. M. Archery /Soccer

. I. M. ENGLEBALL I. M. Engleball is one of the many activ ities offered in the intramural program at the high school. The swiftness and ski ll of the players add to the spirit and excitement in this fast moving sport. In addition, this offering al lows students the opportunity to participate in a recreational event not normal ly offered in interscholastic competition.

A. Bealer D. Dombrowski J. Miller A. Cardenuto

M. Weinstraub D.Dum J. Hinger S. Rossi R. Allshouse S. Adams

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FALL SPORTS QUEENS Fall Sports Queens are chosen each fall by the football, soccer, and cross country teams. The girls are seniors and represent what each team considers its ideal girl. The three teams then choose an All Sports Queen from among the three Sport's Queens. The results are announced during halftime of the last home football game.

Sue Tracy Cross Country Queen

Mary Lou Williams Football Queen

Julie Bergstrom Soccer Queen All Sports Queen Fall Sports Queens

Wrestlers Have An 11-1 Season Although it doesn't get as much publicity and active support, wrestling is alive and well in State Col lege. It probably will be for some time to come, at least next year since only four first string men are graduating this year. Ron Pifer's grapplers finished out the season with an 11-1 record. That's m ighty impressive for a young team. Terry Bird's, Pete Tussey's, Denny Whitehill's and John Sefter's graduation will surely be a loss to the team, but there is reason for hope because the Suhey boys and Andy Bingaman wi ll surely be good next year (they were this year). The biggest challenge for the team this year was cutting weight. In spite of many problems, the team fared well in Regional competition. Both Terry Bird and John Sefter won Regional titles in P.1.A.A. competition. The two boys went on to the states where John won the state heavyweight title.

Wrestling

Chris Sefter is ridden by a Clearfield wrestler.

Wrestling is a family affair in the Pifer household.

Terry Bird controls his opponent w ith great ease.

One of the judges prepares for the wrestling match before all the spectators arrive.

1974 Roster VARSITY

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A. Bingaman C. Bi rd T. Bird S. Brady C. Coder J. Hackett M. Hess B. Lopez G. Mc Williams D. O'Hora M. Richard C. Setter H. Sturehen M. Suhey P. Suhey M. Toretti P. Tussey D. Whitehill

JR. VARSITY R. Agostinelli J. Atkinson R. Campbell D. Coder D. Conner H. Decker J. Decker D. Driscoll R. Ertel 8. Forster J. Harrison R. Hockberg J. Houck G. Johnson B.Kelly E. McCarl J. McGahen M. Mann D.Miller B. Moir S. Novosel G. Palmer C. Patrick J. Patri lak M. Person A. Reethof K. Ridgeway P. Roster T.Rudy M. Rzesutock T. Sallade D. Schm idt M. Stover P. Weller V. Wiker D.Wise T. Wo lgemuth Ron Pifer, Head Coach Wrestling

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State College 154-pounder Denny Whitehill is picked up by a Penns Valley wrest ler.

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SCHEDULE Varsity State College

J.V.

42 26 37 36 39 42 30 41 35 19 28 39

54 17 37 32 18 44

30 15 39 20 38 29

Varsity

9 12 9 9 6 15 15 6 9 22 21 13

Opponent Lewistown Lock Haven Bald Eagle Area Philipsburg Osceola Dubois West Branch Chief Logan Hollidaysburg Bellefonte Clearfield Penns Valley Altoona

J.V. 0 30 12 18 21 -7

16 34 15 23 8 20

A Strong Team Effort Brings Near Perfect Season

J.V. Wrestling

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BASKETBALL Team Was a Close Second in District Competition This past year State High had one of t he finest basketball teams this town has seen in the past several years. Under the expert d irection of Ronald Faris, the team worked dil igently to produce a noteworthy record. They accomplished this quite easily because there were many outstanding players on both the Varsity and J. V. teams. Dave Simons and Todd Lundy led the Varsity sq uad in scoring last season. The Varsity squad compiled a record of sixteen wins and six losses, while t he J.V.'s won fifteen games and dropped seven. Faris' team went into District playoffs. However, after decision ing Jersey Shore, the squad dropped a close one to A ltoona.

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Basketball

Lundy reaches high for the basket.

1974 Roster VARSITY

Mr. Faris attentively watches the game while Dave Simons rests his eyes.

Randy Bachman Gary Ellis Jerry Fisher Mark Kentura Jim Langton Todd Lundy Wayne Murphy Scott Nelson Jim Nordbloom David Robb David Simons Pat Snyder Victor Wilson Ronald Farris, Head Coach Dick Freed, Dwight Holquist, Team Managers

JR. VARSITY Mark Baughm.an Bill Carroll Bart Coffman Mike Duich Dave Haffner Bob Harris Joe Hart Mark Hess Godd Kresge John Krumrine Nathan Levin e Dave Nelson John Riger Bob Scannell Gary Sowash Gordon Struder Joe Zuraloff

Basketball

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The Junior Varsity team poses for photographer Bill Coleman.

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61 61

46 53 · 74

46 89 65

86 65 89

90 65 68 79 97 48 91

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"7-~1Lock Haven 55 Jersey Shore 55 Bucktail Area 58 Bellefontef 41 Bal9' Eagle Area 63 Penns,.Valley 55 Jersey Shore 58 Bellefonte 69 BucR:tail Area 51 Bald Eagle Area 77Williamsport 69 Lock Haven

13 36 27 40 57 51

66 45 42

60 46 66 37 54 35 39 = 54

60 43 47 61

J.V. 37 56

66 29 73 47 67

44 97 6J 61 59 0 5

37

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An opponent unsuccessfully tries to steal the ball from C Ellis.

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55 Jersey Shore Altoona

J.V. Basketball

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YOUNG JV AND VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS SURPRISE OPPONENTS 1974 may well prove to be just the beginning of great girls' basketball at State College. Coach Frank Zook's team ended with a fine record in regular season play, with the biggest victory coming against West Perry at home. For the first time, freshmen were urged to come out for the team and several played regularly on the JV squad. With only four seniors in the varsity squad, who knows how far next year's team will go.

VARSITY ROSTER

Jane Atkinson Margie Barnes Annette Cardenuto Diane Dixon Linda Epler Debbie Gardiner Carol Gotolski B. A. Hornstein Sue Morehouse Lynn Palermo Debbie Roggenbaum Donna Sherwood Carol Baker, manager Kathy Brown, manager Mary Waddington, manager Frank Zook, Head Coach

The girls stretch high to catch the rebounds.

Jane Atkinson diligently strives to perfect her baskets.

Girls' Basketball

SCHEDULE VARSITY Kish S.C. E. Jun iata

s.c.

Greenwood S.C. West Perry S.C. Jun iata S.C. Chief Logan

s.c.

Kish S.C. E. Juniata S.C. Lewistown S.C. Juan ita S.C. Greenwood S.C. Newport S.C. West Perry S.C. Lewistown S.C. Chief Logan

s.c.

33 48

JV 19

20

37 42

15

31

28

33 53 24

22 22

40 33

27

8

17

23 19 44

44

23 23 26 33 20

38

16

42 20

24

61

52 56 57

21

40

18

26

24

36 40

16 7

52

40 48 40

45 27 64

Newport S.C.

25 52

PLAYOFFS Susquenita S.C.

55 39

23 32 14 4 12

20 34

25 18

Terry Fisher learns the finer points of the game from Mrs. Manjone.

J.V. ROSTER Nancy Beppler Marti Coll ins Bobbi Colton Terri Fisher Marty Gallagher Suzy Kruppa Theresa Leahey Leann Masterlerz Kay Morehouse Mary Moyer Jane Neil Mary Sappick Wanda Shaffer Kathy Sherwood Tracy Weight Twila Manjone, Coach

Girls' Basketball

1974 ROSTER Mark Allen Al len Boal Chris Cahalen Jack Chernega Jeff Derr Pete D ittman Chris Fagan Randy Hughes Jeff Krug John Roberts Mike Thorn Dave Weintraub Hubie White, Coach Gerrit Goodman, Manager

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District 6 champs, C. Fagan, A. Boal, D. Weintraub, and P. Dittman display their plaques.

loys' Gymnastics

State College's Jeff Krug explains a situation to coach Hubie White.

BOYS' GYMNASTICS Complete domination. No other statement could describe the boys gymnastic team performance this winter.

District 6 was, and wi ll be in years to come, Little Li on country in the gymnastic scene. The District 6 is a long one. Three State High boys placed in the All ARound Competition: Pete Dittman took fi rst; Dave Weintraub third; Jeff Krug fourth. Other honors include, Mike Thorn second place in floor exercise; a first place for Al Boal in the long horse; Randy Hughes second place in the parallel bar competition. Pete Dittman took first in the floor exercise, second in the high bar, two third places in palma horse and parallel bars and fifth in the stil rings. Next season wil l be "a very big year" according to Coach Hubie White. Even now ninth and tenth graders are forming the core of the team. The squad could make State High one of the gymnast ic powers of the state.

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Dave Weintraub performs for State High on the floor exercise.

SCHEDULE Somerset S.C. Williamsport S.C. Chief Logan S.C. Lewistown S.C. Altoona S.C. Quad-Meet

93.51 100.22 97.43 111.55 57.45 97.96 62.76 86.22 67.05 93.08 Chief Logan

s.c.

Somerset Lewistown

59.82 96.64 . 82.53 67.66

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GIRLS' GYMNASTICS

ROSTER

SCHEDULE Clearfield

S.C.

33.3 67.9

Williamsport

64.2

S.C.

69.85

Tri-Meet: Ind iana Clearfield

53.13 33.13

s.c.

Chief Logan

S.C. Tri-Meet: Lewistovyn Chief Logan

) Girls' Gvmnastics

s.c.

61.60 29.72 66.45 39.80 17.95 74.50

Bonnie Avey Julie Bergstrom Sheryl Blumenthal Marcia Campolongo Joy Chernega Alyson路 Col we II Lipe Das Linda Gordon Lori Heister Karen Higashida Louise Hunt Liz Laugh lin Martha Lestz Karen Magnani Sue Magnani Kathy O'Dea Lisa Palermo Lyn Paulson Deb Robb Brenda Swavely Ann Whitfield Sue Zurovleff Anne Greer; Manager Anita Margittai; Manager Bonn ie Haase; Head Coach Bernadette Joseph; Asst. Coach

Lipe Das performs for an attentive crowd.

NEW COACH, NEW MEETS, NEW VICTORIES FOR GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM Bonnie Haase's girls' gymnastics team gave one of its strongest showings this winter against teams from around the state. Led by co-captains Bonnie Avey and Louise Hunt, the team soundly defeated even their closest rival, Williamsport, by 5.65 points. Injuries plagued the team at the end of the season, preventing some girls from qualifying for PIAA competition. Four girls did qualify from State College for regionals at Irwin, Pa.: Marcia Campolongo, Lori Heister, Louise Hunt, and Lyn Paulson. Louise continued on to State competition in vaulting, finishing sixth.

Smiling Kathy O'Dea shows how easy a split on the balance beam is.

Girls' Gymnastics

INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD The indoor track season had a boost this year with the energy crisis - daylight savings time made the practices outside a little more agreeable. The boys making up the indoor team (which worked outdoors) will form the basis for the spring track and field team. Trips to New York, Pittsburgh and Williamsport showed many strengths of the squad. Terry Weaver's performance in the novice 300 in New York, and Dave Felice's fine performance in the two mile in Williamsport were only two high points of another indoor season.

Tom Basler puts up the shot.

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1974 ROSTER Pete Aplan Tom Basler Brent Boyer Brook Bo yer Steve Cady Eric Cleveland Dave Dol l Dave Fel ice John French Bruce Gamble Brian Goss Mike Hopkins Pau l Kanagy Tom Kistler

Kurt Kuss Mike Landiak Tom Magner Tom McCrea Dave Mengle Ralph Montressor Tom Sheaffer Clay Singletary Chris Small Jeff Smith Terry Weaver Kris Wernstedt Karl Westby Steve Williams

Shotmen Tom Basler and Clay Singletary get the feel of the shot.

SCHEDULE Date December15 January 12 January 19 January 26 February 16 March 2 March 16

Opponent Bishop Loughlin Meet - N.Y. Mount Lebanon Meet St. Francis Prep Games - N.Y. Cardinal Hayes Games - N.Y. Iceberg O lympics-Wilkes Barre Pitt Track Classic Kingston Armory East Stroudsburgh

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1.M. BASKETBALL GIRLS' CHAMPS S. Aplan G. Watson J. Leos R. Fuller B. Hofstra S. Nagurny W.Minshall B. Antle Missing: B. Bruce

BOYS' CHAMPS B. Curley G. Mu lberger N. Eldridge T. Kistler N. Frye G. Palazzari J. Kel lerman G. Searles J. Heimer

I.M. BOWLING

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPS S. Magnani D. Nelson R. Long

WINTER INTRAMURALS INVOLVE MANY STUDENTS Students involved in intramurals receive the added benefit of team encouragement and spirit in addition to invigorating exercise during the winter months when outside activities are curtailed. The gym is the location of many highly compet itive basketball and volleyball games. Both girls and goys compete in these two sports, and it is readily apparent that the females render as tough a match on the court as the guys. In addition, the local bowli ng alleys are the scene of many fun-filled, thrilling bowling matches. Here, once again, the girls soon prove themselves equal to the boys.

I. M. Bowling

I.M. STREAK ING The streaking craze spread rapidly throughout the country, and it wasn't long before the fad hit State College.

Everyone was doing it and everywhere. Leagues were soon being formed and tough competitions taking place. The more the news media publicized it, the more the students d id it. It was crazy and not very relevant, but it was great fun ... if you weren't caught. Perhaps it will one day be an interscholastic sport with a student receiving a letter for streaking four times unscathed.

Streaking starts with the very young.

Champion streakers Mike Thorn, Tom Zoretich, lee Clair, Dan Wedlake, Clay Singletary, and Craig Houtz are unexpectedly caught by our roving photographer, the mad Dr. Thornton.

I. M. Streaking

BOYS' GOLF ROSTER Loren Adams Joe Boyle Mike Boyle Ed Coffman Jeff Derr Mike Duich Robb Duich Ron Falkenstein Rich Henderson Mark Hess Ed Horner Ron Horner Ray Long Mark Malenofski Johnny O'Brien Kirk Patrick Ken Reed Brian Sarson Chuck Schlichte Eliott Smith PaulSuhey Joe Taricani Eric Thorsell Mike Ti ngue Mike Turetti Sam Zamrik Joe Zuraleff

John O ' Brien hits a hole-in-one.

Golf Team Has High Hopes A tough schedule and the loss of seniors could hold back the golf team early this spring, but John Mutzeck's squad has many members with experience and ability. Johnny O'Brien, M ike Turett i, and Ed Coffman all are promising players from years of play, and many underclassmen also show great promise this year.

Many of the matches will be away from their home course at Centre Hills Golf Course, including dates with tough Juniata, Williamsport, and Abington Heights.

SCHEDULE Date

Opponent

April

16 17

19

22 23 26 30

Lewistown Bellefonte Kishacoqui llas Tyrone Huntingdon Juniata East Ju niata

May 2

3 4

6 7

17 21

Lewistown Loyalsock Wil liamsport Abington Heights Tyrone Kishacoquillas East Juniata Divisional Playoffs

Off to Centre Hills!

Boys' Golf

TENNIS TEAM Swings Into Action The tennis season got off to a terrific start th is spring with several outstanding p layers retu r ning. Twice state champion Todd Lundy proficiently led the thi~teen man squad.

Under the 路skil l ful direction of coach M ike Shapiro the team got an early start on the ir season by practicing everyday afte r school begi n ning in early March. The season was tough, the competition fierce, but the boys fared well. In addition to the graduating lettermen, the team had several strong underclassmen who should do very well next season. Nathan Levine, Chris Hoover and Rich Schein are al l strong contenders for next season.

Boys' Tenn is

Tools of the trade!

Todd Lundy is twice all-state singles champion in tennis.

The team poses on its home court.

ROSTER John Cox Paul Flexner John Gorlow Chris Hoover Nathan Levine Paul Lloyd Todd Lundy Mark Martsolf Tom Mazza Matt.Persson Tom Pratt Rich Schein Dave Schmidt Art Shenk Dave Smith Brian Steele Mike Shapiro, Head Coach

Nathan Levine watches Chris Hoover's attempt at a back -hand serve.

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TRACK ROSTER

TRACK TEAM

is in High Spirits for Season

Exceptionally mild weather in the late winter and early spring helped Jackson Horner's track and field team prepare for another tough season. State College breezed to an easy win in the season opener against Bradford on March 26. The final score was Bradford 37Y2, State College 112Y2. Clay Singletary in the shot put and Tom Kistler in the javelin throw both gave exceptional performances for the beginning of the season. Terry Weaver, Dave Mengle, and Jerry Fisher all were double winners during the meet. Dual meets are planned against strong Williamsport and DuBois as well as the State College Invitational planned for late March. A young squad, the boys appear to be especially strong in the distance and field events. A challenging season lies ahead, but the team cou ld very well make it one of its best.

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P. Aplan J. Atkinson M. Baughman B. Boyer Br. Boyer J. Boyer S. Cady J. Chernega E. Cleveland C. Dashback D.Doll D. Driscoll D. Felice B. Gamble B. Goss C. Granlund J. Hickey D.Kenney M. Kline T. McCrea D. Mengle R. Montressor S. Novosel T. Shaeffer C. Small G. Sowash S. Summers F. Thwaites T. Weaver K. Wernstedt K. Westby S. Williams J. Wilson V. Wilson Jackson Horner, Head Coach Tom Wallace, Asst. Coach

Releasing the shot is fieldman Clay Singetary.

Fl ELD ROSTER R. Agostinelli R. Bachman T. Basler B. Carroll J. French R. Hochberg M. Hopkins P. Kanagy T. Kistler K. Kuss M. Landiac T. Magner D . Mong B. Scannell C. Singletary M. Su hey Jackson Horner, Head Coach Tom Wallace, Asst. Coach

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Opponent

March

26 30

Bradford State Col lege Invitational Meet

April

2 5-6 9 12-13 18 20 23 26-27

Altoona W illiam and Mary Relays W ill iamsport Mansfield, Ohio Relays Central Counties Meet Sh ippensburg Invitational Meet Dubois Penn Relays

May

2 4 7

10 18 24-25

Clearfield Wyoming Valley West Invitational Relays Jersey Shore Coaches Relays District 6 Meet -Altoona State Championships- Penn State

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Hurdles

"It's difficult to run holding hands."

Donna Sherwood - without her motorcycle.

Girls' Track and Fi"eld

Load of Away M eets May Challenge G irls'

TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Ann Infields track and field team rema ins undefeated after six years, but th is spring may b.e the team's toughest. On ly three home meets are p lanned, and possib le meets with tough Garden Spot or Chartiers Valley could mar that record. This year w ill also be the f irst year for PIAA State C hampionsh i ps in Track and Field for gi rls. If the team can "break every record in the books," like Mrs. Infield wants, the squad would be ready for States.

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ROSTER Becky Antle Micki Amick Sue Austin Susan Aplan Bonnie Avey An n Baker Carol Baker Susan Baker Sally Barnard Laura Barnes Margie Barnes Jan Sarnoff Lisa Tabor Nancy Bauschspies Diane Bernitt Bethanna Bliesmer Deb Butler Linda Cahalen Barb Ch ilcoat Liz Cun ningham Mary A nn Davies Sue Dixon Kathy Dolan Cathy Dupuis Signe Edvar

Sue HaythornthwaiteKarol Magnusen Tisha Tarnowski Janet Heinsohn Krista Magnusen Bette Tobey Jackie Henney Chris Marro Kathy Thomas Kit Henshaw Renee Mathersbaugh Tr~cey Weight Sue Hershberger Beth McDermott Lisa White Lee Ann Hess Jayne McMillan Sally White Karen Higash ida Carol Mengle Nora Wigley Beth Hofstra Debbie Morgan Beth Wilcox Pam Holliday Kathy Moyer Nancy Win nett Chris Homan Barbie Nesbitt Mary Wright Jocelyn Horner Laurie Ottenstein Karen Uratarich Karen Hosterman Donna Pharo Mrs. Anne Infield,

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Cathy Hoy

Marleen Puzak

Terri Fisher Ruth Fissel Marty Gallagher

Carla Huckabee Claire Huckabee Kitty Hunt

Lisa Snyder, Manager Becky Rogers Becky Ross Joan Curley, Manager Betsey Sanders Cathy Larson, Manager

Deb Gardiner Linda Hunt Jill Gladfelter Kim lntorre Carol Gotolski Jean Janaszkiewicz Katie Gould Barb Kelly Anne Greer Eve Kingsbury Sue Knepp Barb Gusse Kim Hammond Charmaine Kowalski Mary Ellen Hardy Nan Leonard Kim Harmen Kathryn Madden Sherry Harris Donata Magnan i Heather Haugh Karen Magnani Jane Haythornthwaite

Bonnie Sax Cathy Schmidt Joyce Schreffler Deb Sheaffer Joyce Shroeder Jenny Smith Lynn Smith Shelly Sm ith Kathy Squires Lisa Stevens Julie Stover Susan Magnan i High Jump

Coach Mrs. Mary Bates,

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BASEBALL TEAM Has Talent Good weather and good talent combined this spring to continue last year's winning performance by Ken Barto's baseball team. Many of the juniors and seniors making up the team had been Teener League All-Stars; so hopes for a good season are founded in fact. The toughest games against Bellefonte, Bald Eagle, and Philipsburg will hopefully show the true power of the twenty-one member squad.

Senior Dan Hopkins throws batting practice before a big game.

J.V. ROSTER

A Clearfield hitter through a fast ball.

VARSITY ROSTER Dave Bernitt Ed Boal Craig Coder Chuck Devinney Allen Dreibelb is Ned Eldridge Al Folmar Tim Gambocurta Bob Harris Steve Hersh Mark Hinnish Dan Hopkins Jim Langton Dave Nelson Chris Sefter Bruce Shafer Greg Smith Pat Snyder Rick Swanger Dan Swanson Mike Warner Dan Walker, Manager Dave Hough, Trainer Ken Barto, Head Coach

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SCH EDULE Lewistown Huntingdon Bishop Gui lfoyle Bishop Gu ilfoyle Clearfield Bellefonte Altoona Bald Eagle Area Ph ilipsbu rg Lock Haven Penns Valley Clearfield Bellefonte Bald Eagle Area Philipsburg Lock Haven Penns Valley

Loren Adams Tom Baker Dave Beik Don Bernitt Tom Bernitt Mike Brown Terry Brush Ron Campbell Jeff Covert Terry Curley Bob Deppen Glenn DeVerter Randy DeVinney Mike Dugan Dave Friedman Ron Fry Dave Gibbs Dave Giedroc Bob Hall Dwight Hultqu ist Kurt Huntley Tom Korman Todd Kresge Dave Kriebe l Ray Leach Jay McCorm ick Grant Meyers Bil l Moir Ed O'Dea George Reichard Kevin Ridgway Dave Sawchuck Rob Schmidt Frank Stoens John Tate Calvi n Wagner Gary Waite Rick Waltz Rick Wiser Tom Wolgemuth Phil Gill, Head Coach

Baseball

Softball Tea m Swings Into Action Spring practice started as usual for Judy Anderson's softball team. Strategy for this year was determined early in the season. Uniforms were stil l a maj or problem as it has been ih past years, but effort and spirit are what make an outstanding team. This team has both as well as many very agile ball players.

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Grace Mehalick, first baseman, always gives a target for the throw.

Linda Palermo exhibits a nice follow through on her pitch.

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SOFTBALL ROSTER VARSITY K. Brame J. Dennis D. Detweiler D. Dixon M. Dolan 8. Frank R. Fuller P. Grabill K. Holsopple S. Kruppa G. Mehalick S. Nicholas l. Palermo D. Roggenbaum M. Sappick M. Waddington W.Wall Judy Anderson, Coach

JUNIOR VARSITY J. Atkinson C. Barner J. Bruce S. Burke C. Burns M. Busovne l. Croyle T. Divert N. Gladfelter J. Guthrie T. Hackett P. Hensel D. Hersh S. Hofstra 8. Holsopple D. Kauffman S. Kellerman K. Long C. Moyer C. Musgrave C. Park M. Park C. Phillips l. Rider l. Rote K. Sherwood R. Smith R. Zonts Softball Barry Rossman, Asst. Coach

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I.M. VOLLEYBALL The intramural sports program offers both boys and girls the opportunity to participate in volleyball, a sport not included in the interscholastic program. The students form teams and compete against each other. The competition is keen; the entertainment endless. Whether they win or lose, the team and team mem bers both en joy the games and take pride in their skil ls.

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Sue Aplan Bonnie Avey Margie Barnes Nance Baushpies Kathy Brown Kris Buskirk Marcia Campolongo Linda Carrol Liz Cunningham Diane Dixon Kathy Duich Roanna Fuller Debbie Gardiner Linda Gordon Carol Gotolski Jane Haythornthwaite

Karen Higashida Beth Hofstra Katey Holsopple B.A. Hornstein Louise Hunt Shari Kelley Charmaine Kowalski Donata Magnani Susan Magnani Sue Morehouse Kathy Puzak Kathy Quinn Donna Sherwood Cindy Straley Anne Fry, Advisor

Girls' Varsity "S" is a proud symbol of athletic skill. Members gain membership through acquiring points by lettering in sports. These girls are the best female athletes in our high school. Varsity "S" means both hard work and an invaluable experience gained.

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CHEERLEADING SQUAD ROOTS TEAM ON TO VICTORY The 1974 edition of the State High cheerleaders provided the rhythm and drive again this season to make it a great sports year. School spirit hit an all-time high for the Central Catholic game, keeping the footba ll team's record at 30-0 and Number 1 in the state. This year's squad worked harder than ever - attending the Pocono Sports Camp to improve their skills and to learn new cheers.

Led by the cheer leaders, the fans cheers helped countless times in home and away games.

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Nancy Arbuckle and Marcia Campolongo smile coyly behind their shakers.

Two Cheerleaders rejoice over the team's victory.

Mike Thorne takes his job seriously.

lion Mascot Steve Hersh watches an exciting game.

P. Dittman, M. Thorne, S. Hersh, G. Wilkerson, M . Rubenstein (honorary mascot).

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Eva Brewer Carol Broom Patty Davy Leslie Fau lkner Carol Gotolski Karen Harpster Cindy Jones Robin Lingenfelter Jackie Menoher Liz Patrick Debbie Schneider Jill Tracy Sue Udine Carol Broom exemplifies cheerleading exuberance.

JV Cheerleaders

Girls' Leaders Just For Fu n Study hal ls aren't always for studying.

Some give their's up to help in gym classes - to teach skills, ref games or balance out a team. No cred it is given for this work- it's done for fun.

ROSTER Sue Aplan Jane Atkinson Ann Baker Carol Baker Barb Bruce Ellen Bryson Kris Buskirk Annette Cardenuto Lynor Clair Liz Cunningham Yvonne DeAngelo Diane Dixon Mindy Engel Roanna Ful ler Linda Gordon Carol Gotolski Barb Gusse

Jane Guthrie Diana Hersh Karen Higashida Beth Hofstra Paige Huber Debbie Roggenbaum Donota Magnani Susan Magnani Sue Morehouse Lori Senior Gwen Shade Donna Sherwood Nancy Spell Kathy Stover Beth Taylor Lori W illiams Judy Anderson - Advisor

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MAJORETTES

Hot summer practices ... Camp Maple Lake ... new, cooler summer uniforms ... new batons ... practice, practice (with or without the band) ... perfecting original routines ... Right Guide ... Judy ... leading the parade ... "Where's my plume?" ... adding to the glamour of a football game ... twirling in the snow ... 11 1 dropped it!" ... the pep rallies ... competition in Altoona ... 36 second half-time ... tassels, Horse Fever, 2nd Holidaysburg ... helping choose next year's girls ...

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COLOR GUARD

Left to Right: Anne McDermott, Pam Stover, Debbie Hughes, Kathy Stover, Val Wallace.

Kathy Stover

Command a position of respect on the field at halftime .. formations, ranks, rows .. . company front ... twirling guns ... 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 steps to 5 yards (8 to the 5) ... Indiana game, flying flags and f lying people ...

Color Guard

SOPHOMORE BAND Summer practice ... "You mean it's really possible to play and march at the same time?" ... doing eight steps to the five and three-quarter turns ... ranks 22 and 23 ...

"When do I get a uniform?" ... first Halloween Parade and Band Day ... Purple Carn ival ... show on the gas shortage ... preparing for concert ... fourth periods Monday, WEDNESDAY, and Friday ... assist ing Senior Band in the Spring Concert ... a drum major for next year's marching band . . .

Front Row: C. Eggert, K. Corl, L. Soder, N. Nichol, S. Dean, L. Paulson, W. Bartholomew, J. Strothers, S. Harris, N. Stewart, S. Edvar, L. Axt, L. Croyle, B. Gregg, K. Phillips. Second Row: S. Cole, S. Antle, J. Schroeder, V. Schriffler, E. Ki ngsbury, C. Burns, M. Groves, S. Welch, L. Lines, R. Zonts, D. Weintraub, S. Wh i te, S. Bingham, P. Loewen, L. Seely, J. Weaver, A. Garbrick. Third Row: M . Johnson, D. Schisler, J. Fortney, S. Barnard, K. Diethorn, S. Drew, H. Diamant, D. Pharo, T. Selfridge, P. Busovne, G. Tseo, J.

Delaport, K. O'Connell, N. Johnson, A. Siletz, L. Hoy. Fourth Row: S. Shoemaker, C. Park, P. McCartney, D. Strouse, D. Reed, M. Henderson, P. Pennock, E. McCarl, S. Stewart, J. McGhen, 8. Bliesmer, M . Rigby, K. Decker, R. Wilkerson, K. Miller. Fifth Row: S. Deppen, J. Barber, M. Amick, M. Allen, K. Fogle, J. Hokanson, D. Reed, D. Dum, M. Kummer, D. Kriebel, D .

Felice, N. Wigley, J. McClarren, L. Sampson, D . Freed. Sixth Row: C. Rohrbeck, C. Bunnell, T. Corl, 8. Gamble, D. Dombrowsky, S. Homan, L. Straw, 8. Finnecy, M. Baylor, N. Parko, L. Witzig.

Sophomore Band

SENIOR BAND Marching season ... the team's most enthusiastic supporters ... freezing cold rehearsals ... top notch shows ... fan mail ... the great(?) bus trips ... the minorettes and majorettes (who's a chicken?) another exciting Band Day ... the senior buffet . .. Mr. Hege . .. worthy assistance from Dr. Dunlop. Dr. Deihl, and Mr. Dreibelbis . .. the boys in the Band (room) ... the locked door ... pep band ... concert season . .. practice and more practice ... Wednesday sectionals ... joining the Sophomores in the last Spring Concert for many . . .

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STATE COLLEGEAREA ' HIGH SCHOOL BAND STATE COLI.EliÂŁ AR~ SCHOOL DJSmET .

Front Row: J. Hefkin, K. Hosterman, L. Fogel, A. Cardenuto, C. Thomas, P. Mercer, M . Will iams, L. Mayes, L. Sickora, R. M iller, P. Madden, S. Bruster, J. DiRinaldo, J. McKee, G. Bodkin. Second Row: L. Wilkins, L. Reeves, M. Waddington, S,. Barnes, S. Dibble, 8. Bruce, V. Schwartz, S. Eggert, B. Thwaites, 8. Antle, J. Parsons, S. Williams, M. Weaver, A. Dreibelbis, L. Wagner, D. Hu, K. Knox, 8. Goss. Third Row: C. Loerch, E. Edvar, K. Brooks, C. Benner, M. Barnes, C. Heasley, M. Cross, D. Wohlwill, R. Bryant, K. Barger, J. Kidwell, K. Fairbanks, 8. McKewen, P. Moyer, W . Wall, S. Nagurny, J. Homan, l. Smith, l. Davis, S. Baylor, D. Wi lliams, D. King, D. Howard, J. Bri tton. Fourth Row: J. Horner, C. Murray, V. Wallace, L. Snyder, H. Diamant, B. Stewart, T. Murphy, J. Briscoe, S. Jordan, A. Kradel, P. Busovne, D. Croyle, 8. Oyler, P. Keith, D. Trueblood, L. Cunningham, F.

Sen ior Band

MacRae, J. Miller, A. Gilmore, 8. Hofstra. Fifth Row: J. Baker, K. Forney, J. Nelson, M. Persson, D. Kendall, S. Derrick, C. McDermott, C. Bennett, D. Straw, P. Snyder, D. Winnett, R. Thompson, M. Rutschky, D. Ackard, D. Peters, M. Rogers, D. Edwards, T. Bish, L. Jordan, T. Pratt, S. Bartoo, P. Rigby. Sixth Row: W . Johnson, K. Westby, C. Shope, S. Guerney, S. Hershberger, S. Wartik, M. Vandermark, 8. Frank, E. Rathfon, F. Herzog, K. Westby, J. Dean, A. Shenk, T. Stanford, D. Fortney, J. Irwin, C. Zong, S. Reichert, S. Rudolf. Seventh Row: A. Bealer, A. Bealer, E. Farber, D. Fletcher, D. Shope, C. Coblentz, D. Yancey, D. McCarl, S. Rossi,). Hinger, W. W ilkins, L. Byron, T. Gross, 8. Kel ly, S. Adams, J. Miller, L. Kline, R. Allshouse, R. Tabor.

DANCE BAND Jeff Baker ... evening rehearsals .. . Are we going to practice or not? ... faithful attendance ... what happened to my #14? ... possible Prom job ... performance in the Spring Concert.

Jeff Baker

Front Row: P. Rigby, l. Cunningham, l. Byron, M. Weintraub, B. Pellegrin. Second Row: K. Forney, J. Miller, J. Baker, M. Vandermark, E. Rathfon, B. Bigatel.

Third Row: D. Kendall, B. Johnson, J. Miller, L. Kline; D. Trueblood, 8. Frank.

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The participants in District Band are chosen by a screening committee from among many recommended students from al l over the area. Each high school's band director sends in a list of qualified musicians from which the committee selects those students it considers to be sufficiently qualified. This year seventeen students attended the conference held at Hollidaysburg High School in February. Nine students made first chair placements in the band, and six students were selected to attend Regional Band after having audit ioned for it during the Festival.

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Front Row: A. Bealer, B. Stewart, P. Moyer, Murray, P. Rigby, L. Davis. Second Row: D. Croyle, T. Stanford, J. Baker, M. Vandermark, P. Keethe. Missing:$.

Baylor, J. Briscoe, L. Byron, K. Knox, B. Oyler, M. Weintraub.

District Band

ORCHESTRA A new orchestra . .. a good orchestra . . . practice .. . rehearsals . . . more practice ... qress rehearsals ... winter concert ... excellent . . . Musical . . . much practice . .. fun ... opening night ... a success ... spring . .. spring concert . . . usual success . . . f inale . .

Brian Stewart

Front Row: T. Murphey, A. Koll, G. Lux, S. Hu, S. Cassida, K. Hartman, H. Nishakawa, S. Vedam, R. Fredrick, C. Dupuis, N. Aggerwal, V. Schwartz.

Second Row: G. Shoffstal, M . Hawk, S. Laird, E. Edvar, K. Knox, D. Hu, L. Smith, l. Davis, P. Moyer, K. Barger. Third Row: A. Krade l, D. Croyle, J.

Gretchen Lux

Briscoe, B. Oyler, K. Westby, 8. Johnson, K. Forney, J. Baker, 8. Stewart, H. Diamant, C. Murray, C. Heasley, R. Passow, D. Kazez. Fourth Row: K. Westby, J. Dean, T. Stanford. Fifth Row: J. Miller, L. Kline, D. Shope, A. Bealer, A. Cardenuto, S. Rossi, L. Byron, A. Bealer, M. Vandermark.

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Orchestra

DISTRICT ORCHESTRA Mr. Hartman choses the best musicians in the High School orchestra to attend the District Orchestra Festival.

Th is year fifteen students attended the four day conference held in Indiana, Pennsylvania in late January.

While there the students auditioned for chairs in the Regional orchestra.

Ten students placed into that orchestra.

M. Vandermark, T. Stanford, K. Barger, J. Baker, C. Murray, D. Hu.

S. Hu, H. Nishikawa, H. Welliver, K. Hartman, T. Murphy, G. Lux, D. Kazez, A. Bealer. Missing: S. Persson.

Regional Orchestra: G. Lux, H. Welliver, H. Nishikawa, S. Hu, T. Murphy, D. Kazez, A. Bealer, J. Baker, T. Stanford.

District Orchestra

SOPHOMORE CHOIR

Front Row: N. Parko, J. Naginey, J. Atkinson, G. Avey, C. Grumbo, D. Kenner, S. Stetler, K. Mintz, L. Axt, L. Dailey, J. Bruce, S. Baisley. Second Row: G. Myers, I. McNeil, L. Adams, S. Smith, N. Johnson, T. Schreffler, S. Gilliland, S. McKee!, L. Palermo, M. Johnson, 8. Colton, K. Latzanich, S. Deppen, S. Antle, B. Grimm, M. Puzak, C. Jones, S. Udine. Third Row: Stairway, Top to Bottom: E. Knepp, P. Neidigh, C. Bickle, P. Davey, K. McClure, C. Hopkins, L. Rider, C. Dupuis, C. Phillips, J. Mullen, J. Brooks, M. Groves, S. Cole, C. Moyer, B. McDermott, M. Baylor, C. Barash, J. McGahen, D. Wit-

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One Hundred Eighty members . . . lots of fun, but mucho work ... concerts with A Cappella and Choraliers ... "An Old-Fashioned Christmas" and "Rose Star" ...

Director, Mr. James Langton ... almost got an "excellent" rating ... "Deep River" and " You'll Never Walk Alone" ... A Cappella auditions (not really as awful as expected!) ... "if it was possible ... a good percentage of you have the quality to be in A Cappel la" ... oh well ...

mer, D. Meder. Fourth Row: Stairway, Top to Bottom: J. Ellenberger, J. Engel, M. Park, R. Muthersbaugh, E. Kneebone, L. Croyle, S. Cole, C. Birnie, L. Witzig, C. Huckabee, J. Barber, D. Pharo, J. Fortney, K. Hartman, C. Rohrbeck, C. Clark, L. Epler, J. Rekas, S. Barnard. Fifth Row: Stairway, Top to Bottom: B. Gamble, J. Cooper, M . Hayes, S. Drew, R. Madore, D. Strouse, T. Penkala, J. Jessop, E. Kingsbury, C. Bunnell, K. Diethorn, 8. Chilcoat, K. Hutnick, J. Smith, D. Partenheimer, N. N ichol, L. Hoy, L. Stevens, A. Weaver. Sixth Row: Top of Stairs: B. Coffman, M. Hess, D. Freed.

Juniors and Seniors striving for musical perfection ... over 120 members rehearsing two periods a week ... "Give the guys a break" ... another original skit at the winter concert ... "Home for the Holidays" ... Sight singing religious, contemporary, spiritual, and folk music ... "Christmas Day" . .. preparing for A Cappel la tryouts ... out of tune pianos . . . another year of hard work and fu n .. . Mr. Langton.

CHORALIERS

Front Row: L. DeVault, S. Nagurny, C. Borden, D. Workman, K. Rudy, G. Rudy, D. Seymore, C. Henning, J. Conway, J. McN eil, L. Laughlin, T. Kastner, S. Coughlin, D. Foderaro, K. Brown. Second Row: L. Hatch, M. Cook, L. Cahalen, W. Ace, D. Spicer, D. Detweiler. Third Row: R. Binkley, R. Lehman, K. Lauck, S. DeArmitt, C. W ilson, G. Watson, L. Maneval, D. Caujolle, S. Barnes, S. Knepp, K. Bennett, L. Hunt, J. Rodrick, J. Parsons, M . Ness, B. Thwaites, S. Maize!.

Stairway, Row 1 (Top to Bottom): S. Clodgu, S. Jacobs, B. Gusse, N. Bauchspies, K. Jackson, D. Miller, C. Hartman, l. Eighme, C. Spicer, B. Kenney, J. Atk inson, G. Yost, K. Stover, K. Higashida, P. Urban, A. Wh itfield, M. Hawk, B. Boyer, D. Riddle, V. Sprauge, C. Huckabee, P. Dry, S. Aust in. Row 2: C. Coder, J. Lopez, M. Martsoff, J. Hinger, B. Grove, D. Sherwood, E. VanDommelen, K. Johnson, C. McCool, A. Kradel, B. Taylor, N. Jackson, S. Cowher, A. Cardenuto, A. McDermott, A. Lang, K. O'Connell, C. Chaffee, M. Dunn, L. Gordon, E. Shulits, V. Wallace, J. Zamrick. Row 3: K. Marlow, B. Hofstra, S. Hershberger, P. Mann, L. Sickora, S. Bruster, B. Anderson, C. Adams, P. Stetler, S. Rudo lph, J. Kidwell, K. Leath, R. Passow. Row 4: M . Smith, L. Taylor, G. Goodman, R. Tabor, E. Coffman, A. Sun, B. Kelly, S. Maize!, M. Suhr, P. Bradford, C. Thomas, S. Cole.

Choraliers

A CAPPELLA

Front Row: D. Hu, K. Rimmey, E. Coffman, K. Hosterman, K. Johnson, S. Roggenbaum, B. Kelley, S. Triebold, C. Norris, G. Hutton, M. Wright, D. Gotshalk, S. Hu, S. Baylor. Second Row: M. Melson, S. Lassagne, V. Kochanowsky, C. Harvey, S. Schofield, S. McDermott, L. Davis, H. Smith, A. McDermott, K. Keller, B. Antle, K. O'Connell, A. Gilmore, A. Bealer, R. Binkley, P. Beik, S. Knepp. Third Row: J. Baisley, L. Byron, A. Cardenuto, M. Martsof, B. Goss, M . Hess, P. Snyder, R. Passow, J. Shoffstal, R. Tabor, T. Kastner, C. Kowalski, L. Carroll, A. Bealer, K. Oelbermann. Fourth Row: D.

A Cappel la

Two concerts and two trips ... the annual Christmas concert . .. an exciting trip to Altoona to tape a show for Big John Riley . . . Rockview potluck and trip ... JL, a great director, so fu ll of enthusiasm he can't sit down ... new music for spring, "The Creation" . . .

Droyle, T. Sherritt, G. Yost, J. 'Horner, G. Adams, P. Huber, S. Bingaman, B. Shirey, S. Vedam, B. Worthen, G. Rudy, J. Biddle, E. Smith, R. Schein, J. Langton, B. Frank, B. A. Hornstein, J. Cox, R. Moore, G. Lux, L. Smith, T. Murphy. Fifth Row: C. Loersch, E. Rathfon, S. Rudolph, R. Lehman, L. Snyder, B. Bigatel, T. Basler, K. Stangl, K. Hines, J. Traverse, M. Persson, E. Edvar, J. Chilcoat, J. Naginey, J. Miller, P. Wooding, D. Trueblood, K. Stover. Missing: C. Heaslery, J. Baker.

MODIFIED SCHOOL DAY A good opportunity to pursue interests outside of the school program ... 22 students ... meetings first Wednesday of every month ... Miss Farrall ... Some activities involve working with free lance film producer; doing technical work at the Museum of Art; Teacher's aide, taking horsemanship lessons; taking Spanish, math and engineering, religious studies, music, computer science courses at PSU; practicing tennis every afternoon; taking dance classes in jazz ..

Lynn Cartey

PENNSYLVANIA STA TE.WRESTLING CHAMPJohn Setter

Helene Friedman

ALL AMERICAN SOCCER PLAYERDave Schmidt

All American Soccer Player/Wrestling Champ/Modified School Day

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DISTRICT CHORUS

The District Chorus members are selected by the Pennsylvania Music Education Association from interested students al l over the area. Eighteen students from State High were chosen to attend this year's festival held in Flinton, Pennsylvan ia. The festival lasted from January 30 to February 2. During those four days students audit ioned for Regional Chorus to be held later that year. Two State High students were chosen for Regional Chorus.

Front Row: D. Hu, S. Rudolph, K. Strangl. Second Row: S. Hu, D. Gotshalk, l. Davis, C. Hurray, E. Rathon, D. Crayle. Third Row: R. Tabor, D. Trueblood, E. Coffman, R. Lehman, R. Passow. Missing: V. Kochanowsky, B. Oyler. Regional Chorus: B. Oyler.

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ONE-ACT PLAYS Sophomores seem to win every year . . . schedul i ng problem . . . trying to work together ... Judges: Fran Jacobs, Richard Edelman, Asa Berlin ... Best Director, John Edelman; Best Actor, Rob Lehman; Best Actress, Elsie Spry; Best Supporting Actor, Glen Avey; Best Supporting Actress, Carol Barash; Best Set, Juniors ... Make-up, Ann King, Costumes, Karen King ...

JUNIORS- Bruce Bigatel, Marla Oyster

JUNIOR- Rob Lehman

AWARD W INN ING CLASS PLAY OF 1973 " The Happy Journey" SENIORS - " The Boor" Director- Laura De Vault Smirnov- Rob Lehman Mrs. Popov-Jill Chernega Luka-Mark Smith

SOPHOMORES- Elsie Spry, Carol Barash, Glen Alvey, Chris Weston.

JUNIORS- "Hello Out There" Director - Lee Byron The Young Man - Bruce Bigatel The Girl - Marla Oster First Man-Andy Bealer The Man - Kevin Stangl The Woman -Jo Kidwell The Second Man -Scott Rudolph The Young Man's Image- John Strother

SOPHOMORES- "The Happy Journey" Director - John Edelman Ma Kirby-Elsie Spry Pa Kirby-Chris Weston Little Girl -Carol Barash Little Boy-Glenn Avey Beulah - Katie Brooks Stage Manager- Bruce Gamble

SENIORS- Rob Lehman, Jill Chernega

One-Act Plays :

FINE ARTS PROJECT Environment An attempt to involve students in an arts experience ... combining visua l arts, music, media and people, body movements, voices ... trying to involve the student body Mrs. Janet Lindsay and Mr. Jim Langton ... an extension of the light show ...

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DISTRICT ONE-ACTS THE CAST M. Argan Toinette Angelique Beline M. De Bonnefoi Cleante M. De Fois Thomas De Fois Beralde M. Fleurante M. Purjon Louison

Rob Lehman Cindy Palladino Ji 11 Chernega Janet Smith John Traverse Rich Schein Randy Tabor Andy Bealer Mark Smith Lee Byron Tony Wilson Cathy DuPuis

TECHNICAL STAFF Front Row: A. Hancock, S. Guerney, C. Palladino, L. Corbelletti, 8. Boyer, S. Baisley, C. DuPuis, L. Doty. Second Row: H. Howe, R. Allison, L. Byron, M . Yeaton, A. Bealer; c. Barash, T. Wilson, M. Smith, A. King, L. DeVault, J. Chernega. Third Row: S. Aberg, D. Bell, K. Klng, R. Tabor, G. Avey, J. Traverse, R. Lehman, R. Schein.

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Fran Jacobs Bil l Shelow David Bell Steve Aberg Reid Allison Lance Clewett Mike Yeaton Lenny Hampton John Strother Nancy Draper Alice Avey Parker Jacobs Karen King Sally Toten bier Dom inique Caujolle Karen King Sue Baisley Carol Barash Glenn Avey

Argan's mercenary wife, Seline, disdainful_ly turns from thoughts of wealth, estate, and wills.

INVALID DIES AT DISTRICTS Competing in a new PHSSL district brought d isaster to the State High competition one-acts. At the District #6 Drama Festival held at Cedar Cliff High Schoo l on January 19, THE IMAGINARY INVALID ranked fourth and was laid to rest.

Monsieur De Fois attributes his pride in Thomas to his son's unwillingness to accept new scientific discoveries.

A typica l tattle-tale, l ittle sister louison reenacts Angelique's rendezvous with Cleante for her father.

District One-Acts

CAST Albert Peterson ... . . • ...... . . ......... ...... . ..... . . ... Rob Lehman Rose Alvarez . . .. .. • ... .... ....... • ... ... . ...... • ...... Cathy Du Puis Teenagers Helen ....... . . ....... .. ... . ... .... . . ............... Judy Naginey Nancy . ......... . .. ...... . .... ... . . ..... . .......... Debbie Croyle Alice ..... .. .... . . ...... . ...... . ...... • ... ... .... .. .. . Sue Maize!

Margie Ann ......... •. . . ... .. • ...... • ..... .• ..... Kathy O'Connell Penelope Ann . . ... . ...... • ...... . ...... • ....... . .. Cheryl Heasley Jeanie Lou . . .. .. ...... , .............. • ................. Anne Cox Deborah Sue .. . ............... . .. . .. . . ..... • . ..... .. . Liz Laughlin Suzie . . . ... . .. .. ...... • ...... , • . ............ . ...... . Terri Johnson Linda ............. • ....... • ... .. .. . ..... . • .. .. .. . . Jennifer Barber Carol . . . ............. . . . ..... • ...... • ............. Sue Knepp Martha Louise .... . . ...•..... . . . ..... . . .. . .. • ....... Cathy Chaffee Freddie . . . . . . .. . . .. • ....... • ....... ... .. . • . .. .... . .. .. John Miller Karl .. ..... . ..... . ... . ............ .. . .. • . ... .. • ...... . Scot Rudolf Harvey . .. . .. . .......... ... .... ............ . ......... Andy Bealer Harold . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... . . .......... ... . . Geoff Shoffstall Henry . . . . . . . . •• ...... . . . . ....... ....... . .. • ... .. . ... Tony Wilson Arthur ..... • ...... . • ...... • ...... .• ..... . ... . ......... Glen Avey Peyton . .. . .......... . . .... ............. . . . ....... .. . Randy Tabor Bob ... . . . .. . . • . . ... ..• ....... . . .. ..... ... . . . .. . .. . . . Cliff Wright Richard .. ... . . . ...... .. ...... • . . .... • .. ... . • .... Chip McDermott Ursula Merkle . .......... . . ..... • ... ... . • .. . .. . ....... . .. .. Elsie Spry Kim MacAfee .. . ..... .. . . .... .. ............. ....... .. ... Ginny Yost Mrs. MacAfee . . .. . , • ...... • . . .. ... . ..... . ...... . .. . .. Kathy Hartman Mr. MacAfee . . . ............ . . . ...... . ................... Mark Smith Teen Trio . .. .. ...... . ... . ... ....... . ..... ... .... . . .. ..... . .

Debbie Croyle, Kathy O'Connell, Jennifer Barber Sad Girl ............... . .. ..... . .. . ...... . ........ .. . . Terri Johnson Another Sad Girl . ... . .. . ... . ...... • ..................... Liz Laughlin Mae Peterson ....... . . .•.. ... .. ......................... Leah Rozen Reporters .......... • .... . .. • ...... .• ..... Glen Avey and Andy Bealer Conrad Birdie ... ..... . ..... . .. ... . ......... ..... .. . . . . John Traverse Conductor .. .. . ... .. . . . . • . . ...... ......... .... . ...... . . . John Miller Mayor. ......... . . . .. ....... . ...... .. . . .. . .. . . . .... Bill Grove Mayor's Wife ....... .. ...... . . ..... • ...... .• .......... Barb Worthen Hugo Peabody . . .... . . .. ..... •• ............ . ............. Scott Rossi Randolph MacAfee .............. • ..... . • . .. .. . .. ..... Joel McGahen Mrs. Merkle . . ... .. ...... .... . . • ..... . ....... • ....... .. Kathy Brown Neighbors . .. . . ..... . .... . ... •. ...... • ........... . .. .. Ellen Rathfon Kevin Stengl Sally Gilliland Janet Smith Kelsey Hines Mr. Johnson .. . .. . . ........ .. ... . .. ... . . . ..... ........ . Bill Shirey Jr. Gloria Rasputin ........... .• ...... . ............. • ... .. . Betsy McCoy Ed Sullivan's Voice . .............. • . .. . . .•. ......... . .. . . .... .. . . .. ?

TV Stage Man.ager . .. ......... • ............. • . ...... .... Scott Rudolf Charles F. Maude .. . . .... . .. ................. . . . ........ Kevin Stengl Shriners. . . . . . . . .......... . .. . ... . .. . ........... Kelsey Hines Cliff Wright Geoff Shoffstall Chip McDermott John M iller Glenn Avey CREW HEADS AND CREWS

"Did you hear they got pinned?"

Musical

Steve Aberg- Set and light design, stage manager Dave Bell - Set and light design, tech director Reid Al lison - Set construction Set and Running Crew -S. Aberg, B. Allison, C. Allison, A. Avey, D. Bell, L. Clewett, M. Cross, N. Draper, D. Davis, L. Hampton, A. Hancock, M. Hawk, F. Herzog, H. Howe, K. Hull, C. O'Hara, D. O liver, S. Reich, D. Robb, P. Rutschky, J. Strother, D. Werberig, J. Wi lson, M. Yeaton, J. Chatos.

Mike Yeaton - Sound L. Hampton - Sound crew Nan Draper- Properties Al ice Avey- Co-head Prop Crew - S. Cole, C. Flatz, D. Foderaro, S. Guerney, J. Lopez, C. O'Connell, M . Suhr, A. Sun, J. Triolo.

Karen King - Costumes Ann King - Make-up Make-up Crew - N. Aggarwal, B. Antle, S. Aplan, N. Bagshaw, S. Baisley, C. Barash, S. Barnes, L. Corbelletti, D. Davis, K. Diethorn, S. Eggert, S. Guerney, A. Hancock, J. Hricko, K. Marlow, K. Hull, N.Johnson, S. Jordan, E. Kingsbury, K. Lockhart, K. Miller, N. Minshall, C. Murray, M. Ness, D. Oliver, J. Smith, M. Stover, K. White, L. Witzig.

Joan Wilson - Business Manager Julie Triolo - Programs Crew- Theresa Kastner, Marj Nicholas.

Theresa Kastner- Publicity Laura De Vault - Tickets Holly Howe - House Manager Edward Kern ish - Director Ronald Byron - Musical Director

"Weeeee-o!"

Rob Lehman and Cathy DuPuis

"Honk!"

"He's a f ine understanding patriotic healthy normal American boy."

Rob Lehman and Leah Rozen

Ginny Yost

Musical

~ESPIANS

Thespian troupe 175 ... Mr. Kernish, a new advisor and a new way of doing things ... working to create "good theatre" ... Tournament of One-Act Plays, a Sunday night performance ... the "lmaginery Invalid" enters in new, tougher District competition ... the musical we almost didn't have, BYE-BYE BIRDIE ... many try-out for few parts ... Ron Byron ... raising money ... Stigwood James ... lots of student enthusiasm and work ... March 29 . . . good theatre

Front Row: A. King, R. Lehman, S. Rozen, J. Kidwell, C. Palladino, S. Maize!, A. Rubinstein. Second Row: R. Schein, T. Kastner, A. Hancock, J. Traverse, M. Cross, E. Edvar. Third Row: K. Culp, C. O'Hara, P. Rutschky, K. Brown, D. Yancey, K. King, B. Wiggins, R. Tabor, R. Allison, A. Nydegger, D. Bell. Fourth Row: M. Yeaton, K. Hull, D. Smutzer, J. Strother. Fifth Row: D. O liver, B. Boore, L. Devault. Sixth Row: J. Wilson, A. Skell, M. Hawk, S. Aberg.

4 Thesoians

Creativity . . . individualism . . . paint brushes . . . working on projects independently ... art gum ... the joy of self-discovery ... Thursdays after school with Mrs. Lindsay, our inspiration . . .

FINE ARTS CLUB

Front Row: M. Ness, J. Houser, D. Hu, M rs. Lindsay, P. Flexner, A. Rubinstein, P. Weidhass. Second Row: R. Fuller, P. Edmonson, J. Horner, J. Heinsohn.

Fine Arts Club

DANCE CLUB Jazz dance, ballet, and modern dance ... finger pops and isolation ... Mrs. Telefson ... student instructors Karin Coyne and Sue Maisal . . . fluctuating but dedicated attendance ... preparing for a concert . . . jazz dance theater and master class . our own concert in the spring ...

Dance Club

Front Row: F. Jacobs, D. Wohlwi ll, F. Herzog. Second Row: J. Miller, J. Baker, B. Shirey.

Life is a camera and a roll of Tri ... shape and form ... capturing the right moment ... pictures, pictures, and more pictures . . . constantly on the alert for the perfect picture ...

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography Club

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DEBATE CLUB

Front Row: J. Dean, J. Traverse, P. Frankl, S. Totenbier. Second Row: J. Baisley, G. Yost.

Organize ... gain a few members, lose a few members . . . win a few debates, lose a few debates . . . novice district debate tournament ... 2nd place! . . . District debate tournament Does anyone know the way to Chambersburg? ... oh, well! ... maybe next year

c: Coblentz, D. Hu, P. Harding. Third Row: M. Geselowitz, J. Kirchner,

East Coast Model Un ited Nations Conference ... a week in Providence, Rhode Island during April ... 17 delegates representing Ch ile and Iceland ... lots of hard work and research . . . General Assemb ly, Economic and Social Committee, Human Rights and Status of Women . .. a great experience . ..

EMU NC

Front Row: H. Friedman, M . Weintraub, C. Coblentz, S. Steele. Second Row: J. Triolo, L. Rozen, L. Zimmerman, S. Baisley, L. Shemick, J. Baisley. Third Row: M. Nich P. Frankl, H. Goodwin, D. Foderaro.

EMU NC

Busy, busy ... poetic m inds ... essays galore . . . copy and more copy ... literary board every week .. . How about a revolving board? ... F=ma ... artist staff goes creative ... deadl ines ... revamping ... "We need more comedy!" ... too long? too short? . . .

ACCLIVITY

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Front Row: D. McCarl, J. Dean, S. Nicholas, T. Harris, E. Corbelletti. Second Row: P. Harding, K. Johnstone, Y. DeAngelo, J. Heinshohn. Third Row: H. Goodwin, S. Totenbier, S. Berlin, B. DeMartino, P. Edmonston, J. Leos. Fourth Row: N. Johnson, K. Davenport, L. Jordan, B. Frick, K. Moyer, K. lntorre, S. Nagurny.

Tina Harris

Mrs. Joan Reese

Writing contests ... news bulletin ... meetings here and there ... initiation by cand lelight ... vivacious Mrs. Gentry ... Chip and Bill (Co-Vice Clowns) . . a Tangerine Bowl (Boo, Hiss) ... critiquing stories ... Ouch!

Ouch! ...

QUILL AND SCROLL

Front Row: B. Shirey, P. Aplan, J. Oswald, B. Frick. Second Row: L. Snyder, V. Schwartz, J. Hricko, C. Palladino, R. Lehman. Third Row: L. Cunningham, S. Hu, M. Wright, l. Jordan, S. Totenbier, J. Heinsohn, S. Vedam. Fourth Row: G. Lux, D. Foderaro, P. Beik, D. Hu. Fifth Row: H. Friedman, L. Smith, l. Davis, V. .Kochanowsky.

Quill and Scroll

PAW PRINT Getting assignments ... meeting deadlines ... Proof-reading and past,e-ups ... ISSUE DAY! ... Two inexpensive pages of up-to-date news, entertaining and informative feature articles, trivia quizzes, editorials, and book and record reviews ... Communication for and by the student body ... Marj Nicholas, Copy Reader, without a picture.

Miss Debra Hook Advisor

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Leah Rozen Editor-in-Chief

John Oswald News Editor

Rob Lehman Feature Editor

Sue Berlin Business and Ad Manager

Tom Basler, Charmaine Kowalski, John Sefter Sports Editors

Kim Rote Distribution and Exchange

Jerry Thornton Photography Editor

Jo Kidwell Contributing Writer

Julie Triolo Contributing Writer

Judi Rodrick Contributing Writer

Lucy Jordan Hi-Lites Editor, Paging Youth

Paw Print

LITTLE LION The Me Nobody Knows ... Summer Meetings ... the Ad Campaign . ..

Fall Meetings ... You Otter Buy a Yearbook . . . "On the Waterfront" . . . in Installments . . . 320 pages . . . Winter Meetings . . . Digby Shoeshovel Strikes! . . . 24 Point Headlines ... There Goes a Deadline! ... Push the Panic Button .

Finally, March 31 .. .

Little Lion

Helene Friedman Co-Editor-in-Chief

Shih-In Hu Co-Editor-in-Chief

Mrs. Mary York Advisor

Joan Baisley Ad Manager

Da-Shih Hu Business Manager

Steve Hersh Boys' Sports Editor

Greg Hutton Faculty Editor

Liz Cunningham Girls' Sports Editor

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Barb Lang

Co-Organizations fditor

Co-Organizations Editor

Chip McDermott

Gregchen Lux

Recognition Editor

Senior Editor

Jerry Thornton

Photography Editor

Diana Foderaro

Co-Underclass Editor

And. Sue Sporn Art Editor Lucy Jordan Captions Editor Jenny Hricko Literary Editor Vicki Schwartz Student Life Editor and Assistants.

Marilyn Suhr

Co-Underclass Editor

Little Lion

STUDENT COUNCIL

Front Row: D. Seibel. Second Row: S. Derrick. Third Row: M. Geselowitz, 8. Olyer, P. Williams. Fourth Row: D. Hu, T. Sherritt. Fifth Row: D. Foderaro, S. Wright, D. Davis, K. Searles, L. Devault. Sixth Row: J. Atk inson, L. Byron, J. Guthrie, P. Watkins, S. Hu, N. Agger-

Student Council

Frustration over little student support . . Where's the quorum? . . . chande liers in the bathrooms ... the Pepsi machines - gone . .. who's going to talk to Mr. Rhodes? . .. the Sports Queens and Kings? ... Senate Elections, assemblies ... counting ballots ... lots of Christmas baskets in the lobby for the Welfare Drive ... fund raising drive for new light board ... Constitutional revisions, lots of hassle ... Senior finals .. . pledge of allegiance petition gets action ...

wal. Seventh Row: K. Hull, M. Weintraub, K. King, C. Benner, H. Nishikawa. Eighth Row: N. Kaneval, C. Murray, C. Bennett (Sec.), C. Coblentz, J. Guerney, R. Fissell, L. Vandermark. Ninth Row: G. Hutton (Pres.), R. Bryant, P. Harding, P. Frankl. Tenth Row: S. Lassagne.

SENIOR SENATE

A frantic race to raise money .. paying the bi ll of last year's unsold gym bags . . . selling wastebaskets(!) to raise money for a prom and a dinner dance . still t rying to sell gym bags . elect ing a TRI-presidency . selling gym bags ... trying desperately to get a date for the prom ... sell ing gym bags.

Front Row: C. Bierly, N . Arbuckle, C. Kowalski, S. Knepp.

Second Row: D. Harris, P. Flexner, ). Maginnis, L. DeVault.

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Front Row:). Fisher, S. Yocum, T. Kerr, T. Basler, B. Oyler, S. Lassagne. Second Row: K. Brown, N. Arbuckle, M. Campolongo, L. DeVault, P. Dry, D. Davis,). Maginnis, D. Harris, P. Flexner, K. Hull, M. Rubenstein, C. Hausman, K. O'Connall. Third Row: P. Rigby, B. Gusse, C. Heasley, L. Fogel, K. Puzak, T. Kastner,). Bergstrom, C. Straley, C. Thomas,). Zamrik, A. Baker, A. Cox, N, Eldridge, Y. DeAngelo.

Sen ior Senate

JUNIOR SENATE

Front Row: T. Kistler, T. Gambocurta, C. Sefter, K. Stangl, M. Woika, M. Warner, S. Roggenbaum, R. Bryant. Second Row: E. Schulits, G. Gingrich, J. Guthrie, 8. Avey, J. Atkinson, L. Byron, A. Cardenuto, S. Cowher, K. McKenna, L. Lykens, 8. Swavely, J. Di Rinaldo, J. Kidwell, K. Harris, 8. Har-

Junior Senate

Our advisor, Mr. Ferro ... the Tuesday meetings . . . raising money constantly on the agenda ... selling lollipops ... planning for the Prom in May ... getting the Elks Club ... choosing a group . . . becoming seniors ...

ris, 8. Frank. Third Row: V. Wiker, C. Palladino, M. A. Miller, L. Laughlin, M. Dolan, N. Winand, B. Hofstra, R. Fissel, L. Hunt, J. Haythornthwaite, E. Rathfon, P. Igo, R. Schein, D. Workman, D. Case, D. Ciletti.

A new and successful experience . . . we've got the "Spirit of '76" ... new advisor- Mr. Phil McCall ... new ideas ... some great ... one or two flops ... but, all in all, a great year ... started with the best dance ever at WPJH ($489.93) ... lollipops with 4608 little stickers ...

"Would you like a wrestling program?" ... What to do for a major project ... lots of help from the kids that showed up . . . 1200 cans of peanut brittle ... T-shirts ... and who knows what else ...

SOPHOMORE SENATE

Front Row: C. Wright; G. Tseo, D. Weintraub, B. Coffman, J. Edelman. Second Row: C. Rohrbeck, T. Schieffler, S. Baisley, J. Henney, J. Schroeder, J. Mullen. Third Row: J. Killian, l. Zimmerman, K. Diethorn, P. Davey, K.

Mintz. Fourth Row: C. Barash (Co-Pres.), -M. Amik, M. Baylor, l. Rider.

Missing: l. Stevens (Co-Pres.).

Sophomore Senate

ASTRA

Front Row: A. McDermott, V. Wallace, E. Schulits. Second Row: R. Markle, J. MacMillan, K. Harris, M. Barnes, 8. Taylor, K. Long, S. Barnes, 8. Knepp, L. Vandermark. Third Row: K. Kauffman, K. Stover, S. Aplan, J. Di Rinaldo, N. Spell, L. Hunt, D. Hughes, P. Stover, N. Burdett, G. Hampton, M. Miller, A. Cardenuto, L. Maneval, C.

Astra

Sadie Hawkins Dance - a success? ... Altrusa and pot luck . .. splash-bash . . . cooperation with community organizations ... collecting votes for Heart's Royalty ... fund raising for charity organization .

March of Dimes ...

Jellison, D. Bernitt, T. Dievert. Fourth Row: S. Cowher, B. DeMartino, L. Laughlin, P. Igo. Fifth Row: L. Styslinger, J. Atkinson, J. Guthrie. Sixth Row: K. Harman. Seventh Row: C. Cummings, D. Magnani. Eighth Row: K. McKenna, L. Lykens, M. Engle, S. Magnani.

Service- oriented group . . . sponsored by State College Kiwanis Club ... hospital auxiliary ... UNICEF .. . athletic contests with other clubs .. . Pancake days ... life and vigor . . . devoted to service

KEY CLUB

Front Row: P. Suhey, M. Toretti, R. Schein, R. Semple, J. Langton. Second Row: N. Eldridge, 8. Curley, D. Hopkins, N. Frye, A. Dreibelbis.

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LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

Front Row: E. Knepp, T. W ilson, S. Berlin. Second Row: R. Nisbit, M. Geselowitz.

Dedicated students w ith a love for literature work d uring their study halls ... straightening and shelving books, laminating, filing ... this year we were even lucky enough to get blue carpeting ...

Library Assistants

AV CLUB

Front Row: F. Welch, D. Mazza, B. Phillips, T. Swatsworth. Second Rod: F. Herzog, J. St ruble, Mrs. Tewksbury, C. Cahalen, T. Reape, J. Weir.

Recording school life on cassette and video-tape ... taking care of the audio-visual equ ipment . . laminating ... learn ing centers ... tapi ng sports events, classroom shows . . . trudging up and down halls . . . a big help to the school.

Chris Cahafen

John Struble

AV Club

WSCH

A mixer in the fall ... start ing a television station WPSH . . . a quiet year . . .

Front Row: C. Singletary, J. Fisher, D. Palmer, P. Ducett. Second Row: T. Zoretich, K. Stangl. Third Row: C. Gaetner.

International Relations Club ... sponsor of ECMUNC .. about 25 members ... meetings with the United Nations Association ... a busy year ...

Front Row: J. Kazez, J. Oswald, B. Oyler. Second Row: $. Baisley, Brault, S. Steele, H. Goodwin.

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IRC

WORK EXPERIENCE Career experience ... learn new skills ... on the job training ... flexible scheduling . . . one required class ... varied job interests ... expand your horizons ... preparation for life ...

Front Row: D. Reitz, L. Zong, V. Stoughton, S. Zong, M. Leonard, L. Winklestin, L. Webb, J. Bush. Second Row: H. Kephart, S. Merrill, S. Wilson, A. Boal, M. Green, J. Swanger, D. Spicer, L. Minarchik, D. Struble, S. Williams, 8. Smith, R. Witherite, F. Heiss, D. Sunday. Third Row: C. Gingrich, S. Martella, C. Way, G. Johns, D. Dreibelbis, D. Ghaner, R. Beck, D. Johnson, C. Kuhn, C. Beck, R. Koontz, T. Cox, E. Bickle. Fourth Row: L. Wilkins, K. Shevchik, R. Grenoble, J. Klinefelter, D. Wasson, D.

Work Experience

DeArmitt, C. Fisher, C. Williams, 8. Frank, L. Elliot, G. Mehalick, K. Culp, H. Wheelock, R. Faris, M. Dreibelbis, N. Wilson, D. Turner, C. Sauers. Fifth Row: D. McClellan, 8. McCoy, T. Kerr, R. Moyer, D. Smutzer, R. Mourant, S. Bernard, J. Park, M. Egolf, L. Ammerman. Sixth Row: D. Whitehill, C. Broome, L. Neff, R. Hild. Seventh Row: D. Long, W. Wilkens, R. Moyle, M. Brewer, R. Wasson, 8. Ashcraft, J. Hillard, R. Greenland, J. Gibboney, R. Capers, G. Benton, Mrs. Infield, Mr. Cross.

SKI CLUB Blue Knob versus Oregon Hill, the eternal controversy .. looking forward to getting up at six A.M. on a Saturday morning ... two hour bus rides to Oregon Hill ... lots of snow ... the Big Lion ... GLM ... sharing lunches on the way home ... one Saturday sacrificed to the energy crisis ... good skiing til March ... the week-end trip - a final fantastic fling to end a great year ... it's going to be a long summer ...

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Ski Club

The Many Aspects of Band

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Career skills taught . . . on-the-spot learning . .. preparation for occupation ... dental hygiene to auto mechanics ... morning or afternoon . . . students from other schools . . . job experience . . .

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VO-TECH

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Afternoon Vo-Tech: Front Row: K. Cox, C. Struble, T. Swatsworth, J. Laing, H. Decker, T. Beck, J. Snyder. Second Row: H. Struble, D. Kessling, B. Dailey, M. Zeigler, P. Reilly. Third Row: D. Will iams, C. Fink, B. Baylets, D. Wasson, T. Tressler, S.Vonada. Fourth Row: M. Reichard, 8. Reese, 8. Cox, L. Bierly, 8. Kline, D. Walker, R. Swartz, J. Hicks, R. Rhoads.

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Front Row: G. Corl, S. Sunday, D. Ishman, R. Frank, C. Gates. Second Row: C. Jackson, C. Wilson, L. Cahalen, M. Waddington, E. Struble. Third Row: Mr. Seamans, D. Kessling, J. Seamans, D. Stuck, M. Stamm, R. Hammond. Fourth Row: R. Wasson, J. Biddle, J. Weir, J. Harpster, P. Witherite, T. Hammond.

F.F.A. Square danced at Pennsylvania Farm Show ... demonstration of a mini farm market . . . field trips to view horse shows . .. livestock and dairy exhibitions ... first place at Grange Fair ... old sprayer on the truck . . . new ways with old ways ... cider sales at football games ... bu ll sale ... Project Book Contest ... recruiting new members ... upcoming contests ... small gas engines and accessories ... Recognition Banquet ...

Square Dance Club: Front Row: C. Wi lson. Second Row: E. Struble, D. Sunday, M. Waddington, L. Cahalen. Third Row: D. Kessling, M. Specht, D. Ishman, J. Seamans, J. Biddle.

F.F.A.

Front Row: C. Butler, D. Simco, K. Palmer, D. Watson, C. King, K. lntorre, V. Duck, D. Dreibelis, D. Seymore, T. Bish, D. Spicer, D. Detweiler, K. Walker, T. Nearhoof. Second Row: Mrs. Gilliland, P. Renehan, S. Gilliland, C. Bickle, J. Dennis, D. Bartolet, C. Johnston, P. Greene, K. Moyer, J. Ham-

FBLA

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ilton, L. Rearick, S. Reichert, T. Glenn, K. Lauck, M. Addleman, L. Yingling.

Third Row: K. Rote, J. Homan, C. Jones, K. Knisen, G. Rudy, C. Reese, K. Rhule, L. O'Keefe, N. Paust, D. Kastner, S. Nicholas, 8. Deibler, R. Kersh, C. Zong, C. Berkhart, S. Clodgu, K. Homan.

A busy year . . . candy sa les . . . typing letters for Rockview inmates in t he Fall ... April 3rd, hosting the Regional Leadership Conference ... developing skills in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, and spell ing ... field trip to Pittsburgh ... Installation Banquet ... a fun and profitable year . . .

AD SALESMEN: Front Row: T. Sherrill, J. Baisley, J. Curley, L. Cunningham. Second Row: M. Suhr, S. Hu, H. Friedman, J. Guthrie. Third Row: l. Witzig, A. Brault, 8. Worthen, S. Berlin, B. DeMartino, V. Schwartz. Fourth Row: J. Krumrine, C. Bunnell, D. Foderaro, C. Palladino, B. Shirey, L. Jordan, J. Rodrick. Fifth Row: C. Lux, M. Smith. D. Hu, K. Rimm.ey, C. Jellison

VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS: Front Row: A. Brault, C. Bunnell, M. Rubinstein, L. Jordan. Second Row: Mr. H. Griffith, K. Baker, C. McDermott.

Missing: T. Harris.

SENIOR SENATE FUND RAISING PROJECT WINNER "Mr. Ugly" Dave Simons

RETURNING LETTERMEN: Front Row: L. Cunningham, R. Fissel, S. Aplan, C. Gotalski, M. Barnes. Second Row: J. Heinsohn, M. Engel, B. Avey, J. Haythornthwaite, D. Workman, S. White, 8. Bliessmer.

Missing: D. Sherwood, C. Kowalski.

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AUTO CLUB

Working on student cars .. . grease .. . carburetor . . . noise .. . major tune-up jobs to overhauling engines ... relining brakes, replacing exhaust system parts, repairing rusted panels . . . painting . . . averaging 6-8 cars each Monday evenings

Front Row: J. Kellerman, N. Eldridge, 8. Tussey, T. Shelow. Second Row: R. Hendricks, G. Palazzari, J. Gabel, Mr. Straple. Third Row: D. Hopkins, P. Siegenthaler, S. Stephens, R. Shrigley, G. Wilkinson, D. Brown.

BRIDGE CLUB

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CHESS CLUB

100% victory over Bel lefonte .. P-K4 ... "Chess Life and Review" . . . Dues: What do we buy? . .. 1 P-KN4, PK4 2P-KB4? .. . Sophomore, Junior, and Senior players all do wel l .. . ratings ... slow computer .. .

Who's number one? ... demonstration board is slow in arriving .. . I forgot my board!

Front Row: M. Weintraub,$. Derrick. Second Row: B. Mcllvride, D. Kazez, J. Dean, S. Berlin, B. Kemper, C. Keener. Third Row: M. Geselowitz, L. Sampson, N. Kanwal. Fourth Row:$. Wartik.

M. Persson, B. Kemper, N. Kanwal

Chess

TWIRLING CLUB

Learning the art of twirling . .. two practices a week .. vamps and knee passes ... half catch . . . tricks . .. point your toes ... pick up your feet ... hands on hips ... Right Guide . . . full spin around ... dergels .. . instrument of grace ... not a stick, an instruments .. . don't hit the windows ... learning the routines for the pep song and alma mater ... practice cuts .. . the final decision ...

Cindy Zong, Ginny Adams

Front Row: S. Bernard, L. Daily, S. Yocum, J. Johnson. Second Row: L. Sikora, R. Mil ler, C. Thomas, L. Mayes, P. Madden, S. Brewster, A. Cardenuto, J. Di Rinaldo, G. Adams, K. Hosterman, J. McKee. Third Row: C. Bunnell, J. Smith, A. Brault, V. Wallace, C. Shope, L. Styslinger, A. McDermott.

Twirling

N.M.S.Q.T. SEMI-Fl NALISTS The semifinalists were the highest scorers in each state on the PSATI NMSQT admin istered last October to over one m il lion students in about 17,000 schools nationwide. These students, who constitute about one-half of one percent of the graduating secondary school seniors in the United States, will complete high school and enter college in 1974. State College Area Senior High School had thirteen semifinalists, eleven of whom went on to become finalists.

Front Row: J. Kilian, A. Sun. Second Row: L. Davis, B. Antle, M. Geselowitz, S. Hu. Third Row: B. Stewart, K. Forney, S. McDermott, S. Lassagne. Missing: M. Cross, D. Perez, M. Persson.

LETTERS OF COMMENDATION The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has named 38,000 Commended Students throughout the United States. These students are among t he upper 2 percent of those who are expected to graduate from high school in 1974. State College had a total of twe n ty-t h ree com mended students.

Front Row: J. Baisley, J. Guerney. Second Row: J. Naglney, l. Smith, H. Friedman, A. Skell, M. Nicholas. Third Row: J. Traverse, W. Shirey, M. Norris. Missing: S. Berlin, J. Dahmus, C. DeGroat, P. Escobar, C. Loerch, T. Mazza, L. Rozer, K. Searls, l. Snyder, L. Taylor, R. Thwaites, A. Vesper.

SENIORS KINGS AND QUEENS OF HEARTS The King and Queen of Hearts are chosen by each class. The boys chose the Queens, and the girls select the boys which they most admire. The results of the contest taken during homeroom period are announced by Astra c lub at their annual Hearts mixer benefit in the middle of February. The proceeds of the dance go to the Heart Fund.

Dave Robb and Nancy Arbuckle

JUNIORS SOPHOMORES

Jim Houck and Cheryl Studebaker Dave Nelson and Susan Magnani

King and Queen of Hearts

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LESTER'S VARSITY-MAN

Nittany Mall 237- 1477

BASK!H-rtOSB!HS ICE CREAM STORES

Super Scooping Seniors (K. Brown, M. Palmer, S. Bingaman, A. Cox, L. Carroll, M. Dunn, J. Guerney.)

BEST WISHES

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QUALI TY NAME BRAN D MERCH AN DISE

W. College Ave. at Buckhout St. CLASS OF '74

"They're ready for the races, they just took the training wheels

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THE LITTLE RED BARN

Front Row: K. Searls, T. Nearhoof, A. Rubenstein, C. Kowalski.

Second Row: L. Yingling, M. Thorn, C. Hausman, S. Hersh, M. Campolongo, J. Allison. '

For Fashions With That Certain Difference

437路441 W. College Ave. State College, Pa. 16801 (814) 238路9422

125 East Calder Alley Schwinn -

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Harvey D. Shoemaker

CENTRE LANES

"Convenience Is Our Motto"

BOOTS DAIRYETTE "Strike!"

Front Row: S. Hersh, K. Searls, M. Thorn, J. Allison. Second Row: K. Shevchik, T. Nearhoof, C. Singletary, L. Yingling, N. Arbuckle.

Third Row: M. Campolongo.

139 South Atherton Open Daily 7-11 Free Parking

Congratulation Seniors 1600 N. Atherton St. 238-1844

AGWAY INCORPORATED

AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY "They sell dog food here - a very nutritional substitute for hamburger. Cheaper than soybeans."

A. Rubenstein, C. Bierly, J. Baisley, C. Houtz, C. Housman, J. Tammen, M. L. Williams.

A Beautiful Suburban Store 1440 W. College Ave. 237-7612 Complete lawn and garden needs, Hot Point Appliances, Pet Supplies, Hardware, Telmark, Master Charge, Bank Americard

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CENTRETAINMENT 444 E. College Ave., Suite 320 State College, Pa. 1680 I 237-6513

Bookings For All Types Of Entertainment

ERTEL'S KITCHENS 3604 South Atherton 466-6252 Your Kitchen - Our Business

"Don't play with the pipes when the tapes are draped over you!"

K. Cole, C. Hausman, D. Dix, S. Hersh, C. Bierly, B. Kenney, B. McCoy, T. Kerr. A. Rubinstein.

COMMERCIAL PRINTING, INC. 1224 NORTH ATHERTON STREET ST ATE COLLEGE, PA. 814- 238-3025

MID-STATE BANK AND TRUST 248 W. Hamilton Ave.

14 E. College Ave ..

237- 1421

"Holding up the world!"

(Front Row: C. Hausman, A. Rubinstein. Second Row: K. Searls,). Baisley, N. Arbuckle.)

CENTRE COUNTY REALTY

"If the sky is falling, why are they smiling?''

Front Row: M. McClellan, K. Stover, K.' Kauffman, C. Thomas, K. Cole, K. Moyer, A. Rubinstein, C. Hausman. Second Row: B. Kenney, J. Tammen, T. Nearhoof, K. Shevchik, S. Hersh, M. Thorn. Third Row: K. Sauers, K. lntorre, P. Mercer, B. McCoy, T. Kerr.

DEVELOPERS OF GREENTREE 817 Saxton Drive 238-7882

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COMPLIMENTS OF BALFURD FABRIC CARE SERVICES 320 W. Beaver 237-7661

BOALSBURG, PA. 466-6251

"Would you like to read a Kodak book?"

(K. Searls, M. Campolongo, D. Kaiser, J. Guerney, C. Hausman, A. Rubenstein, A. Cox, C. Thomas, L. Mayes, T. Kastner.)

GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC 222 South Allen St . 237-0011

COPPER KITCHEN CORNER ROOM RESTAURANT

Corner College &- Allen Across from Main Campus Gate

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2298 N. Atherton St.

237-9134

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GIRARD ELECTRIC, INC.

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238-8367

"Who plugged him in?" "A musical vacuum, says Jim! (J. Allison, P. Mercer, P. Shevchik, S. Hersh, K. Sauers, D. Dix, A. Rubinstein, M. Thorn, C. Bierly, C . Hausman.)

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237-030 I

CENTRE HARDWARE, INC.

" I'm the witch of the West, and this is Buddy Betsy with a pivotal neck to my left."

Front Row: S. Hersh, J. Tammen, M. Thorn, C. Bierly, A. Rubinstein. Second Row: J. Guerney, A. Cox, S. Coughlin, K. Stover, C. Thomas, B. McCoy, T. Kerr.

Third Row: D. Dix, C. Hausman, M. McClellan. Fourth Row: K. Cole, B. Kenney, K. Shevchik. Fifth Rpw: M. Dunn, L. Carroll, K. Brown, P. Mercer, K. lntorre.

221 So. Allen St.

237-4962

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WASHANDDRI AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 242 West Hamilton Avenue State College 238-9778

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~RTO'S MACHINE SHOP 1181/i South Butts St. 237-3133

"Oh, Sweetums - you shouldn't have - but I'll keep it."

(G. Lang, T. Zoretich, N. Arbuckle, T. Kastner, C. Kowalski.)

237-3896

125 So. Allen St.

RIDER OLDSM.OBI LE INC. 121 South Burrowes 238-2413

"10 little indians- count 'em!" 路ont Row: T. Nearhoof, S. Hersh, P. Mercer. Second Row: D. Dix, A. Cox, Guerney, A. Rubinstein, K. Sauers, C. Bierly, K. lntorre, K. Moyer. Third :>w: K. Shevchik, K. Kaufman, K. Brown, C. Hausman, S. Coughlin, M. lcClellan. Fourth Row: K. Stover, L: Carroll, M. Dunn, T. Kerr, B. McCoy, Thomas, K. Cole, M. Thorn, J. Tammen, B. Kenney.

MELLOTT MOBILE HOMES Exclusive But not expensive

GREGG ELECTRONIC-S The Meadows Penna.Furnace, Pa. 238-5463 "This is the imitation for the new harem member; he has to go it alone." {C. Bierly, J. Baisley, A. Rubenstein, C. Hausman, C., Houtz.)

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ECONOMY LAUNDRY

"We get your laundry white and bright!"

A. Rubinstein, N. Arbuckle, J. Allison, M. Thorn, S. Hersh, M. Campolongo, K. Searls, C. Hausman, L. Yingling, K. Shevchik, T. Nearhoof.

459 Railroad Ave.

MARIE'S BRIDAL AND MILLINERY SHOP Centre County's W edding Shopping Center on the Diamond In Boalsburg 466-7314

State Colle,

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PENN-HI BOY MOTEL 183.0 S. Atherton St. 238-0571

The Most Accommodating Peo In the World

HOLIDAY INt 1450 South Atherton 238-3001

GLENN 0. HAWBAKER, INC.

"Alan hard at work."

Excavating-Grading- Paving 237-1444

State College, Pa.

For gifts you'll give with pride let Moyer Jewelers be your guide

I00 East College Avenue Downtown State College

McDONALD'S HAMBURGERS Open 7 Days a Week

"She can down it in three bites." "Roll out the Alka Seltzer."

(J. Baisley, C. Hausman, A. Rubenste in, K. Searls, N. Arbuckle.)

442 E. College Ave. State College 238- 1034

THE LOFT 0

"At the Orange Door" 2 I61f2 E. College Ave. State College, Pa.

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"For that unique gift - GROK." Front Row: B. McCoy, K. Stover, K. lntorre, S. Coughlin.

Second Row: K. Johnson, C. Hausman, C. Thomas, L. Cahalen, .K. Johnson. Third Row: T. Kerr, A. Rubenstein, M . Thorn, S. Hersh.

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ART CRAFTS CRAFT SUPPLIES Think of the Loft for the Finest in Handcrafted Gifts For all Special Occasions

238-7873

HILLCO SPORTS INC. P.O. BOX 235 BOALSBURG

M路O UNT NITTANY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

I 16 E. Beaver 237-2562

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(Front Row: C. Hausman, D. Dix, C. Bierly, A. Rubens1ein, S. Coughlin. Second Row: M. Thorne, S. Hersh, K. Sauers, T. Nearhoof, K. Shevchik, K. Brown, A. Cox, M. McClellan, l. Carroll. Third Row: K. 1n1orre, K. Moyer, P. Mercer, M. Dunn, J. Guerney.)

215 So. Atherton

State Coll

You're Always Welcome at The

NEAR YOU University Open Every Night . . .

Plaza 210 W. Hamilton Until IO O'Clock

Downtown Village Campus State College Square Shopping Cente 134 So. Allen St. 1690 N. Atherton 414 E. Colleg 238-6797 Ave. 237-1472 238-2252

HELP US GROW ...

GRANT TORSELL BUICK I 005 W. College Avenue 237-4977

We need new Penn State students to replace graduating Seniors in our Editorial and Business Departments.

You can gain valuable experience in: • Researching & writing news articles • Daily newspaper operation • Advertising sales Our award-winning newspaper is an exciting place to be - become a part of it by just stopping by:

"A PLACE TO BELIEVE

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HOY TRANSFER, INC.

>ARTMENTS TO FIT EVERYONE'S NEEDS Thirty Apartment Buildings Located Near the University Efficiencies - I, 2, 3 Bedroom Apartments & Communal Houses 1at Offer A New Concept In Living

• AIR CONDITIONING :ONTEMPORARY DESIGN • PLAY AREAS • PRIVATE BALCONIES• HIGH WINDOW ALLS

"For moving and transporting call Hoy' s" (J. Baisley, J. Allison, M. Thorn, C. Kowalski,$. Hersh, M . Rubinstein, C. Hausman)

238-4938

, answer 237-3697 for A. Clark, Mgr. 124 Coal Ay., State College, Pa.

P. 0. Box 406 - No. Atherton 237-4975

MEYER'S DAIRY

"Meyer's ice cream does that to you?"

(Front Row: M. Thorn, B. Kenney, K. Sauers, K. Cole, P. Mercer, T. Kerr, C. Bierly, D., Dix, L. Carroll, K. Shevchik, K. Moyer, J. Guerney, C. Hausman, M. McClellan, A. Rubinstein, M . Dunn. Second Row: K. lntorre, B.McCoy, T. Nearhoof, S. Hersh, J. Allison.)

2390 So. Atherton St.

237-184

PROGRESSIVE NEWS COMPANY 1105 West College Avenue State College, Pa. 1680 I

Wholesale Distributor

''Readers are Leaders''

C. S. MYERS AND SON

"Our Service is as Dependable as our 'Operation Snow-match'."

(T. Nearhoof, M. Campolongo, S. Hersh, J. Allison, N. Arbuckle, K. Shevchik, L. Yingling, M. Thorn, K. Searls.)

Circleville Rd.

JOHN'S TEXACO

"They've got Tigers in their tanks!"

(Front Row:M. Thorn, K. Shevchik. Second Row: S. Hersh, K. Searls, N. Arbuck le, J. Allison, M. Campolongo, L. Yingling, T. Nearhoof.)

238-3081

1602 N. Atherton

237-7384

J. Allison, K. Searls, M. Thorn, M . Campolongo, N. Arbuckle, S. Hersh receive our vote for:

Most likely to have the best insurance protection at the best dollar value.

"Sarah's teddy bears demonstrate how tightly Robin's holds prices."

(S. Flay, 8. Lukezic, M. McCoy, C. Hausman, A. Rubinstein.)

see, they have already taken the first step - they have visited:

The ALL NEW

INSURANCE CENTRE University Drive Pa. 16801

State College,

ROBINS YOUNG WORLD AND TWtGG SHOPPE Now the largest Junior 路a nd Preteen Shoppe in Pa. 522 Westerly Pkwy

238-1712

As seniors and some of the few remain ing original members of the FOF Club, we would like to reminisce upon the highlites of the past three years in the State College Area School Band.

We were fi rst greeted by experienced juniors and seniors on a broiling summer afternoon, and as naive sophomores, we learned the correct way of marching. In December of that year, the band as a whole was invited to go to Germany, and we decided to make that trip a very memorable one.

W ith "Marchi ng to Mu nich" as our motto (courtesy of Channel 10!), we invaded Europe, maki ng the Germany adventure an event from which time is

judged as past or prior. The perfection we reached, the places we went, and even the beer we drank, has not been ach ieved to such a fine degree since.

To th ink that the next two years were only anti-climaxes is false. As juniors we thundered through the final passages of "Finale" and relearned how to street march during t he Fourth 路of July parade. UP.on me~ting the crop of new sophomores, we felt the power of be ing a senior as we marched into ou r last year.

Between Districts and Regionals, "Third Suite" and "Gershwin", it is only fitting and proper that the Class of '74 round off an illustrious three years with the "Stars and Stripes Forever", saluting the man who made it possible, Frank Hege.

L. Kline, M. Weintraub, J. Dean, A. Bealer, S. Adams, B. Stewart, D. Ackard, R. Allshouse, T. Stanford, J. Baker, K. Forney, P. Rigby, S. Wartik, F. Herzog.

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WHITEHILL LIGHTING AND SUPPLIES

SOMEONE YOU KNOW

"Lights Out!" (Front Row: C. Hausman, J. Baisley, C. Houtz, C. Bierly. Second Row: A. Rubenstein, Mr. Whitehill.)

1524 N. Atherton

will be pleased to find TOWN & GOWN magazine (now in our 10th year!) in the mailbox every month ... a relative, a friend, a State High grad to whom "places and events in and nea r State College" still have special meaning.

For gift subscriptions, write T&G, 403 S. Allen St., State College, Pa. 16801, giving subscriber's name, address, and zip code, and your name and address. Enclose check or money order: 3 yrs. $9; 2 yrs. $7.20; 1 yr. $4.80.

238-2449

T & R ELECTRONICS

"You know you don't look so bad with your glasses on!" {J. Baker)

PANASONIC

Just slightly ahead of our time 225 S. Allen St. 238-3800

You Can HEAR The Differe nee I

Quality Stereo You Can Afford

200 E. College Ave.

ERIE TECHNOLOGICAL, INC. 237- 14路5 I

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A PPLIANCES Compliments of

THE VILLAGE DAIRY

CAMPUS CLEANERS

Two Locations "This is the Speed Queen Court!"

(T. Swatsworth, J. Snyder)

University Shopping Center

You Get Your Money 's Worth W ith SWATSWORTH

State College

110 East Beaver Ave. and University Shopping Center

160 Big Hollow Rd. 238- 1896

MULLEN MACHINE & TOOL CO.

" The Mull en Machiri.eiTeam" (L. Cartney, K. Throstle, D. Mullen, L. Way, L. Neidigh, M . Addleman.)

1200 West College Ave.

237-5454

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State College

SEARS Nittany Mall

"Would you, by any chance, care to guess what period of furniture th is one is?""All American, of course!"

(K. Searles, N. Arbuckle, A. Rubenstein, C. Hausman.)

TWO WHEELS CYCLE SHOP

"Where are your helmets? You don't want to crush those pretty little heads of yours."

(S. Flay, J. Baisley, C. Hausman, M. McCoy, A. Rubinstein.)

I000 West College Ave.

ALBERT F. WILLIAMS AGENCY

)0 S. Allen St.

237-4901

"Do they sell hats or flippers here?"

(Front Row: B. McCoy, C. Bierly. Second Row: K. Shevchik, M. lntorre, K. Moyer, P. Mercer, K. Sauers, T. Nearhoof, J. Guerney, L. Carroll, N. Draper, M. Dunn, D. Dix, K. Cole, M. Thorn, A. Rubinstein, B. Kenney, C. Hausman. Third Row: S. Hersh, J. Alli son.

SHERATON MOTOR INN 240 S. Pugh St.

State College 238-8454

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(C. Bierly, A. Rubinstein, C. Houtz', J. Baisley, C. Hausman.)

"There's a real head on those shoulders!"

(N. Arbuckle, J. Thorn, S. Hersh, C. Kowalski S. Kelley K Brown K. Duich, L. Yingling, T. Nearhoof, K. Shevchik.) ' · '

_ARSON'S CITGO and LARSON'S TRAILER SALES

, N. Atherton St.

3 I Ol/2 S. Allen St. 237-6337

238-6208

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"Wonder where they learned how to read."

(Front Row:M. Thorn, J. Nearhoof, L. Yingling, A. Rubinstein. Second Ro $. Hersh, J. Allison, K. Searls, C. Kowalski, C. Hausman, M. Campolongo.;

RIVERSIDE MARKET Nittany Mall

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(Front Row: M. Thorn, J. .?,llison, S. Hersh, N. Arbuckle, M. Campolongo, K. Searls. Second Row: K. Shevchik, T. Nearhoof, L. Yingling.)

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BEC-AI R, INC. 2017 N. Atherton 237-2874

CAMPANIS SHOE STORE AND REPAIR

CENTRE CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO.

3241/2 E. College 238-8172

201 W. Beaver 238-8442

The Family Shoe Store

DANDELION MARKET 221 E. Beaver 238-2082

National Foods For State College

THE FIRST EDITION BOOKSTORE

HARTMAN ELECTRIC

I006 W. College 237-5738

Nittany Mall Magazines Books Greeting Cards 238-5724

206 S. Allen 237-7654

SUNGLOW FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

THE WAY BOOKSTORE

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206 W. College 238-4247

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PROFESSIONAL PATRONS

KLINEGARAGE " A FRIEND" A. REID ALLISON, JR., MD RICHARD V. BARRICKMAN, DDS ELWOOD E. BARTGES, DDS JOHN F. BRESLIN, DDS ROBERT P. CAMPBELL, DMD GERALD F. CLAIR, MD, FACOG DONALD F. CURTIS, DDS DRS. DAILEY, DELMONICO, DEPEW & ASSOCIATES T.C. FEIR, MD JOHN T. FISHER, MD J. DANIEL GETZ, CPA JOHN C. GILLILAND II HARRIS TOWNSHIP GAME & FISH HARRIET M. HARRY, MD JAMES P. HERBERG, MD & ASSOCIATES ROBERT R. HIGASHIDA, DMD H. C. HUBBARD, JR., DC HAROLD S. KAISER, DPM RICHARD P. KARAS, MD ROBERTS. KISH, MD RICHARD A. KNERR, MD FRANK C. LAYNG, J~.• DDS

JOHN H. LIGHT, MD HARRY D. LYKENS, MD THOMAS J. MAGNANI, MD MICHAEL P. MARSHALL, DDS E. H. MATEER, MD MAZZA AND MAST, A TTYS. HARRY M. McDERMOTT, MD M. MARTIN McFEATTERS, DDS McQUAIDE, BLASKO, BROWN & GEISER, A TTYS. MILLER, KISTLER & CAMPBELL, ATTYS. MOUNT NITTANY VETERINARY HOSPITAL DONALD MULHATTEN, MD DRS. NARDOZZO, KARAS & ASSOCIATES, ORAL SURGERY FRANKLIN OLNEY, MD N. E. PATRICK, MD ARNIE & N. E. PATRICK JOHNS. REIDELL, MD W. L. SPRAGUE, DDS ELLEN JANE & JAMES R. THOMPSON C. H. WINGERT, JR., MD LINGG. WONG, MD

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GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC .. .. .. . . . .....•..• . . . .• . 270 GIRARD ELECTRIC, INC. ........ . ............ . ..... 271 GRAPHIC ARTS CENTER ... . ..........•............ 299 GREGG ELECTRONICS .. . .... . .. . . . ......•......... 276 GROK LEATHER AND JEWELRY .. . . . . .. •..... . .•.... 280

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HARDEES .........•.................. . .. .. ........ 281 HARTMAN ELECTRIC . . . '. .. , ... ... ........ . ... . . .. . 298 HAWBAKER, GLENN 0. INC. . ....... . .... . ......... 278 HILLCO SPORTS ...................... . . . .. . ....... 280 HOLIDAY INN ..... .• . . .. . . . . .... . .• . . ..•. . .... . •. 277 HOUTS, 0. W. AND SON .........................•. 265 HOY TRANSFER, INC•. .. ....• . ...... . .•.• . •. . ..•• . .. 282 HULL'S FLOOR AND WALL COVERING .............. 296

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CAMPANIS SHOE STORE AND REPAIR ............... 298 CAMPUS CLEANERS ............... .. .............. 289 CAMPUS STEREO HOUSE.....•....•..... . ......•••. 271 CARSON'S EXXON ..................... . .......... 271 CENTRE CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO ... . . .. . . . .. ... . 298 CENTRE COUNTY REALTY .......................... 269 CENTRE HARDWARE ....... . ..................... . 274 CENTRE LAN ES . .. .. ..• .. .. . . . .. . . . . ...• . ... .. . . .. . 266 CENTRET AINMENT ............... . ....... . ........ 267 CHEMCUT CORPORATION ....... . ..... . ....... . . . . 272 CLARK AUTO EQUIPMENT CO . .. ............... . . .• 299 COMMERCIAL PRINTING . .... . ........ . ........... 299 COMMUNITY CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY .... 299 COPPER KITCHEN ................... . .... . ... . . .. . 270 CORL STREET BODY AND FRAME SHOP . .... . ... . .. . . 272 CORNER ROOM ................................... 270 CRAIN LUMBER CO.. . ..... . .. . ...... ... . . .. . .... . . 299 D DAILY COLLEGIAN .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .• . . .. . . .... 282 DANDELION MARKET ............. . ................ 298 DANTE'S ......................................... 290 DESMOND, LEROY A. JR., REALTOR . . ... .. ... .. ...... 299 DEVECCHIS AND SONS, INC........................ 299 E ELLIS MOBIL SERVICE STATION ................ . .... 298 EMF SYSTEMS, INC.... . ............................ 298 ECONOMY LAUNDRY ................. . . . .. . . . . . .. 277 ERIE TECH ................ ·................... . .... 288 ERTEL'S KITCHENS ................................. 267 F FOF CLUB .......................................• 285 FIRST EDITION BOOK STORE ........................ 298 FROST, E.D. "JACK", GENERAL CONTRACTOR ... . ... 275

J JEWEL BOX .... . . . ...... .. ... .. . . ...... . .. . . . •.... 288 JIM'S ARMY NAVY STORE ........ . •........ . ....... 272 JOHN'S TEXACO ... . .............................. 284 K KELLER'S WOODSDALE EXXON .......... . .... . ..... 299 KISSINGER, LEONARD AND HEIM ... . ...•.•.......•. 299 KLINE GARAGE ... . .... .. . . . .. .... . ... .. . . .... . ... 299 KOCH'S INC.... . ................................. 299 KNITS 'N KITS ....................... . ............. 275 KNUPP OPTICAL .. . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . .. . ....... . .. . .. 272 KREBS RADIATOR SERVICE ......................... 299 KUHN'S ARCO .••... . . . .. . .... . .... . .... .. .. . . . •.. 299 L

LARSON'S CITGO . . . . .. .. . . . .... . .. . . . . ... ... .. . .. 294 LESTER'S VARSITY MAN . . .. .... . .... . . . ... . ... .. .. . 264 LOCUS INC....................................... 274 LOFT ........................................ . .... 280 M MAC'S HABERDASHERY ........................... 299 MARIE'S BRIDAL AND MILLINERY SHOPPE . .. . .. . . . • .. 277 McLANAHAN'S DRUGSTORE ....................... 281 MELLOTT MOBILE HOMES .......................... 276 MEYER'S DAIRY ............... . ............ . ..... . 283 MID-STATE BANK AND TRUST CO................... ..268 MOUNT NITTANY SAVINGS AND LOAN . . •.....•.•.. 280 MOYER JEWELERS ...... . ..... .. .... . . .• . . .. . . . ...• 281 MOYER'S SEWING CENTER ................ . ........ 273 MULLEN MACHINE AND TOOL CO. .. . .............. 289 MUR JEWELRY CO . . . . .. . ..... .. . .. . . . . • .. .•.. . •. .. 276 MYERS, C. S. AND SON .. . ..... .. .... . . . •. . .. . .... .. 284

N NITIANY CONSUMER DISCOUNT ..•.......•........ 299

p PARK FOREST PHILLIPS 66 ... . . . .. . ............•.•.. 271 PATHFINDER ............... . ...... . •..•..•.•.. . •• . 282 PEDALS . . •... . ................................... 299 PENN HI-BOY MOTEL .. . . .. ... .. • . • .. ... . .... . ..... 277 PETRINO'S BRIDAL SHOPPE ......................... 298 PHOTOGRAPHY ... . ....... . ...................... 299 .

PROGRESSIVE NEWS COMPANY . . ... . ..•. . • .. . . .... 283

R RIDER OLDSMOBILE INC.....• . ...... . •... . •... . .... 276 RIPKA'S, W. E. AUTO REPAIR ........................ 299 RIVERSIDE MARKETS ............................... 295 ROBINS YOUNG WORLD . . . . . .. ... . •. . ... .. • . . . . . •. 284

s SCHAEFFER GLASS AND MIRROR CO•. . .......... . .. 299 SCITEK INC... . .. . ................................ 296 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO.......................... 291 SHERATON MOTOR INN • . ......................... 293 SHOE CLINIC ................ . . . . . .. . .... . ... .. •.. 299 SLAGLES MARKET ................................. 299 STUDENT BOOK STORE .. . .......................... 296 SUN, S.C. CORP.......... . . . .... . .................. 282 SUNGLOW FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ........... 298 SWATSWORTH APPLIANCES .............. . ... . .. . . 289

T TAVERN RESTAURANT ...................... . . . .... 294 T AND R ELECTRONICS ......... . . . . ... ............ 287 THOMPSON, JAMES R...... . .................... . .. 299 TOBACCO TAVERNE ...... . ............ . ........... 299 TORSELL, GRANT BUICK ... . ................ . . . .... 282 TOWN AND GOWN MAGAZINE ... . ................ 287 TWO WHEELS, INC.................... . ........... 292

u THE UNIFORM SHOP . . .............. . ............. 294 UNIVERSITY TRAVEL BUREAU ........... . ........... 295

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y YORKS, CLIFFORD, DISTRICT MAGISTRATE ......... . . 298

Many thanks to all of our Patrons, Ad Salesmen, and Assistants.

ORGANIZATION AND CLUBS INDEX A A Cappella ................................ .. ... . . . 216 Accl ivity . . . ............... . ........... . ........... 230 Acknowledgements ... . . .. . . ...................... 320 Administration ................ .. .................. 126 Ad Salesmen ....................... . ... .. ......... 255 Advertiser's Index ........................... ... . .. 300 All-American Soq::er Player ........... . ............. 217 Astra............................. . ....... . ........ 240 Auto Club . .... . .................................. 256 AV Club ...... .. . . . . .. . .. . ............... . ........ 243

B Band (Senior). ... .. ... .... .. . .. . ... . ............... 208 Band (Sophomore) ....... . ... .. . . . . ............... 207 Baseball .................... ... . . . . . .... .......... 194 Basketball (Boys) .......... . .... . .... . .. . .. . . . . . . .. 172 Basketball (G irls) .......................... . . . . .. . . 176 Bridge Club . . ......... . ........ . ................... 257 "Bye Bye Birdie" .............................. . .... 222

c Cheerleaders ........ . ............................. 200 Chess Club .......... . . . ........ . . . . . . . ........... 258 Cho ir (Sophomore) ............... .............. 路: .214 Choral iers . ............. . ....................... . ..215 Cblor Guard . ........... . .... . .................... 206 Conclusion ... . ...... . ............................ 312 Cross Country . . ................... . .... .. ......... 158

D Dance Band .... . ......... . ....................... 209 Dance Cl ub ....................................... 226 Debate Club . . .................................... 228 D istrict Band ...... . . ..... . . ... .. .................. 210 D istrict Chorus ....... . ....... . ............ . .. ... . . 218 District One-Act ... . ......... . .................... 221 District Orchestra ............... . . . ............... 213

E ECMUNC Delegates . . ............. . ............ . .. 229

F Fall Sports Queens ....................... . ......... 167 Field Hockey ... . . . . . : ... . ..... . ................... 162 Fine Arts Club . .... ... ......... .. .................. 225 Fine Arts Club Project ........... . . . .............. . . 220 Football ................. , ...................... . . 148 FBLA ....... . ..................................... 254 FFA . .... . ... ........................ . ........ . . .. 253

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Indoor Track ,and Field ..................... .. . . . . .. 182 Intramural Archery ................................ 165 Intramu ral Bowling ............................... . 185 Intramural Engleball .... .. ........................ . 166 Intramu ral Basketball (Girls) ........ .... .... . ....... 184 Intramural Basketball (Boys) . . . ..................... 184 Intramural Football Champs ......... .. . .. . .. . .. . . .. 164 Intramural Soccer . . ........................ .. .... . . 165 Intramural Streaking . ......... .... ................. 186 Intramu ral Volleyball ..................... .. . . .. . .. . 198 Int roduction ...... . . . . . ... . . . ....................... 4 IRC ....................... .. ..................... 245

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K Key Club .................... .. ... . .... .. ......... 241 Kings and Queens of Hearts ................ . ...... :261

L Leaders (Girls) ........... . . . .. .... . .. . ..... . ...... 203 Library Assistants ............. . .. . . . .. . ... . . . ...... 242 Little Lion Staff .................................... 234

M Majorettes . ... . ..... . ............. . ............... 204 Marching Band ............................... . .... 248 Modified School Day .............................. 217

N NMSQT Finalists .................................. 260

0 One-Act Cast and Crew ..... . .................. . . . . 255 One-Act Plays .. .................................. . 219 Orchestra ...... . . . ............................... 211

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Paw Print Staff ................................ . ... 232 Penna. State Wrestling Champ ...................... 217 Photography Club ......................... .. ..... . 227

Q Quill and Scroll ... ... ............................. 231

R Returning lettermen ............. . .. ......... ...... 255

s Senior Activities ..................... . ............. 304 Senior Class ........ ..... ..... .. .......... .......... 26 Senior History ..... ......... ................... .. ... 22 ·s enior Senate .................. ... ................ 237 Senior Senate Mr. Ugly Contest ................. . ... 220 Ski Club ........ ..... ... ....... . ... ... ........... . 247 Soccer ... .. ............. .. .................. ... .. 154 Softball ........................................... 196 Sophomore Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . % Sophomore Senate ................................ 239 Staff ............... .... . ......................... 126 Student Council ................................... 236

T Tennis (Girls) ..................................... 161 Tennis (Boys) ... ... ..... . . ... ..................... 188 Thespians ........................................ 224 Track and Field (Boys) .......... .. .................. 190 Track and Field (Girls) ... . ... .... .. ................ . 192 Twirling Club ... ... ...... ........... . .... ......... 259

v Varsity "S" (Girls) ........... .... . ...... . ........... 199 Voice of Democracy Winners ....................... 255 Vo-Tech (Afternoon) ............ ........... . ....... 252

w Work Experience .... .•. ... .... ... ..... .. ... ... .... 246 Wrestling .. ...... ... ... ...... ......... ... ... .... .. 168 WSCH . ...... .. ..... .... . .... .......... ... ....... 244

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Senior Di.rectory

A STEVEABERG Thespians 2, 3 (Co-Stage Mgr.); Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3.

WENDY ACE IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Powderpuff Football 3.

DEAN C. ACKARD A Cappella 2; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2.

GINNY ADAMS Acclivity 2; Class Senate 1, 2; Twirling Club 2, 3; WSCH 2; Majorettes 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Soccer 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph Band 1.

STEPHENS. ADAMS Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 3· IM Volleyball 1, 3;..A Cappella 2; Choraliers 2'.

Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

MITZI LOU ADDLEMAN FBLA 1, 2, 3; IM Bowling 1, 2.

JIM ALLISON IM Basketball 2; IM Football 3.

Astra 2; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Football 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2.

NANCY ARBUCKLE Class Sentate 2, 3; Astra 2, 3; WSCH 2, 3; Cheerleaders 3; IM Football 2, 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2; Soph Band 1.

B RANDY BACHMAN Boys' Basketball 2, 3.

DAVID BAGLEY IM Football 2, 3; Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

JAMES BAILEY Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

STEVE BAILEY Work Experience 3.

JOAN ANN BAISLEY Little lion 3; Debate Club 2, 3; Debate Team 2, 3; Hi-Lites 3; IRC 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; ECMUNC 2, 3; One Acts 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

ANN BAKER Class Senate 1, 3; J\stra 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 3; Cheerl eaders 1; Girls' Track and Field 2.

CINDY BAKER

JULIE BERGSTROM Little Lion 3; Class Senate 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2; Gymnast,c_s 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Cho1r1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

SUSAN DEBORAH BERLIN Acclivity 1, 2, 3; little lion 3; Paw Print 2 (Ad. Sales Ed.), 3 (Bus. Mgr.); Bicycli ng Club 2 · B~id~e Club 2; Chess Club 1, 2, 3 (Sec'y); FTA 2; H1-l1tes 3; IRC 2, 3; Library Asst. 1, 2, 3 (Sec'y); A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2; One Acts 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

ROSEMARY BANEY FT A 1; IM Basketball 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1.

KENT BARR Wrestling 1.

SHARON l YNN BERNARD Choraliers 2; Soph Choir 1; One Acts 1.

BARB BARRICKMAN Class Senate 2; Astra 2; Cheerleaders 1; Girls' Golf 2, 3.

DAVID BERNITT Baseball 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3.

DEBORAH BARTOLET FBLA3.

RANDY L. ALLSHOUSE Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2; IM Volleyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

SUEAPLAN Class Senate 3; Astra 2, 3 (Sec'y); Ski Club 3· ~ iris' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' leaders 2, 3; Girls~ Field Hockey 2, 3; Gymnasti'c!s 1; Girls' Track and Fiel'd 1, 2, 3; IM Soccer 1; Spring Musical 2· NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Dance Club 2, 3. '

NANCY LYNN BERARDI$ Class Senate 2; Astra 2; Cheerleaders 1.

DONICE BALLENGER Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3.

SCOTT J. BARTOO Soccer 1; Soph. Band 1; Senior Band 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Basketball 3.

BECKY ANTLE Girl s' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1· NMSQT Semi-Finalists 3; Dance Club 2, 3. '

DAVID R. BEPPLER Civil Air Patrol 1, 2, 3.

KEN BAKER Class Senate 1; Soph. Band 1; Senior Band 2.

DQNNA JEAN BARTOLET Class Senate 3; Medical Careers 3; Girls' Tennis 1, 3.

BARRY LEE ANDERSON

GREGORY D. BENTON Work Experience 3.

JEFFREY H. BAKER Little Lion 1, 2 (Asst. Photo. Ed.); Class Senate 1, 2; Student Council 3; Photography Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.); A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; District Chorus 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 1, 2, 3; Regional Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Dist. Orch. 2, 3; Regional Orch 2, 3; Spring Musical 1; NEDT. Cert. of Merit 1; Jr. Talent Show1; IM Softball 1; Dance Band 2, 3.

REID ALLISON Thespians 3; Spring Musical 2, 3 (Co-Head Construction); One Acts 2, 3 (Co-Head Construction).

LINDA M. AMMERMAN

1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

THOMAS R. BASLER Paw Print 2, 3 (Boys' Sports Ed.); Cla;s Senate 1, 2 (Co-Pres.), 3; Bicycling Club 2; WSCH 1, 2; Boys' Varsity "$" 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Twentones 2; Spring Musical 1.

NANCE BAUCHSPIES Girls' Varsity "$" 3; Girls' Basketball 2 (Mgr.); Girls' Field Hockey 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2; Choraliers 3.

SUE ANN BAYLOR Little lion 2; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Twentones 2; D istrict Chorus 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3.

AN ITA CAROL BEALER A Cappella 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1· Senior Band 2 (Lib.), 3 (Lib.); Soph Band 1; District Band 2, 3; Regional Band 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District Orch. 1, 2, 3; Regional Orch. 1, 2, 3; State Orch. 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

MARC R. BEAULIEU Softball 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; IM Basketball 1, 2; IM Football 1, 2; IM Volleyball 1.

DENNIS BEHRER Vo-Tech.1; Work Experience 2, 3.

PAULA BEIK Little lion 1; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; District Chorus 2; Spring Musical 1; One Acts 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

DAVE BELL Fine Arts Club 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3 (Stage Mgr.); Gymnastics 1; IM Football 3; Spring Musical 1, 2 (Lighting Head), 3 (Stage Mgr.); One Acts 2, ~;Jr.Talent Show 1, 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 3 (light· mg Designer); Modi fied School Day 3.

ED BENGTSON Boys' Basketball 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir

EDWARD W. BICKLE Work Experience~, 3. \

JACKIE ANN BICKLE Vo-Tech. 2, 3.

JEFF BIDDLE FFA 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

CINDY BIERLY Class Senate 3; Astra 2; Twirl ing Club 1, 2; Maorettes 2; Girls' Golf 1, 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2.

SUSAN BINGAMAN Bicycling Club 2; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2; Girls' Trac~ and Field 1, 2; A Cappella 2, 3; Spring · Musical 3.

TERRY BIRD Wrestling 1, 3.

TRUDI SUE BISH FBLA 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Sen-· ior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

MARSHA BLAIR IM Volleyball 3; Jr. Miss Pageant 3.

BONNIE BLOOM FBLA 2; IM Bowling 2; Choraliers 2.

ED BOAL Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2,

3.

JOE BOEHM SANDRA LEE BOLLINGER Astra 2, 3; Ski Club 1; IM Football 3; IM Volley: ball 2, 3; Spring Musical 1.

BONNY ELIZABETH BOORE Thespians 1, 2, 3 (Treas.); Spring Musical 1 2 3· Jr.TalentShow1.

• ' ' ' CYNTHIA D. BORDEN Little lion 1, 3; Medical Careers 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; IM Soccer 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 3.

JOHN BRISCOE Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3.

JOHN BRITTON IM Ba:ketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. B_and 1; Spring Musical 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; IM Softball 1.

BOB BROOKS CLAIR BROOME Work Experience 2, 3.

KATHY BROWN Paw Print 2, 3; Class Senate 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3; Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1; Softball 2; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Bowling 1; IM Football 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 2.

CRAIG COBLENTZ, ESQ. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Bicycling Club 1, 2 (V. Pres.), 3; Debate Team 3; WSCH 3; Gymnastics 1; IM Football 3; IM Volleyba ll 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 1, 2; ECMUNC 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

BARBARA JO BRUCE Girls' Leaders 3; IM Soccer 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

CRAIG CODER Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Transfer Student 3.

JENNIFER LYNN BURNHAM Softball 1, 2 (Capt.); IM Bowling 1; IM Volleyball 3; Soph. Choir 1.

ED COFFMAN Ping Pong Club 2, 3; Boys' Basketball 1; Boys' Golf 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Bowling 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; District Chorus 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

ROBIN BURNS FBLA 1, 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; Soph.

Choir 1; Vo-Tech. 2, 3.

MELVIA "TANK" BUSH Astra 2; Library Asst. 3; Work Experience 3; Transfer Student 2.

KRISTINE BUSKIRK Class Senate 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Varsity"S" 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3; Girls' Tennis 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Volleyball 3.

CINDY BUTLER FBLA3.

c LINDA CAHALEN FFA 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Soccer 1; IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

MARCIA DIANE CAMPOLONGO Class Senate 3; WSCH 1, 2; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Cheerleaders 1, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 2; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Football 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3.

LaMONT L. CARPENTER VO-Tech. 1, 2, 3.

LINDA LEE CARROLL Little lion 2; Class Senate 1; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Girls' Basketball 1; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3. l YNN ALLISON CARTEY IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 2; Spring Musical 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

DONN IS CASHNER FBLA 3.

PAMELA RUTH CASSELBERRY Medical Careers 1, 2.

JEFFREY CA TIELL IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Softball 1, 2, 3.

CA THEY ANN CHAFFEE A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Choraliers 3; Spririg Musical 1, 2, 3.

RICK CHAPURA Medical Careers 3; Work Experience 3; Transfer Student 3.

JILL CHERNEGA Class Senate 2; Astra 2; Ski Club 1; Soph. Choir 1; District Chorus 1; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 3.

AMY CHOMICKY

KATHY ANNE COLE Astra 2; IM Football 1, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Spring Musical 1.

WARREN COLEMAN Boys' Basketball 1; Softball 1; IM Basketball 2; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

KEITH CONNER Cl ass Senate 3; Key Club 3; Football 1, 2; Softball 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3.

ERICA ANN CORBELLETII Acclivity 1, 2, 3.

GENE CORL FFA 1, 2, 3.

SHERYL ELIZABETH COUGLIN Paw Print 3; Class Senate 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Astra 2; WSCH 1; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Peer Counseling 2, 3.

ANNE MacNEAL COX Little lion 2, 3; Bicycling Club 2; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt.); Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Spring Musical 2, 3.

THOMAS I.COX Work Experience 2, 3.

KARIN ANN COYNE Astra 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3.

DENNIS W. CRANDELL IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3; Vo-Tech 1,

2, 3.

MATTHEW CROSS Senior Band 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 3; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

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DAVE CROWLEY Ski Club 2, 3; Football 1.

DEBBIECROYLE Student Council 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Twentones 2; District Chorus 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3.

ELIZABETH ANN CUNNINGHAM little lion 3 (Girls' Sports Ed.); Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Bicycling Club 3; Ski Club 1, 3; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 1, 2, 3; Girls' Basketball 1 (Mgr.); Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Capt.); Girls' Track and Field 1, 2 (Capt.), 3; IM Vol leyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Dance Band 2,3.

WILLIAM GREGORY CURLEY Baseball 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3.

DAVE CHUBB STARFORD L. CHURCHILL Ill LYNORCLAIR Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Astra 2; Ski Club 2; Girls' leader s 2, 3; Cheerleaders 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Softball 1, 2; Girls' Track and Field 1.

RALPH COBLE Work Experience 3.

STEVEN DALBOR NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

ELLISE DAVINROY Astra 2; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Transfer Student - Clapham High School, Pretoria, S. Africa 1; Modified School Day 3.

DEBORAH JANE DAVIS Class Senate 3; Student Council 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 2, 3; IM Archery 3.

LYNNEA. DAVIS Quill and Scroll 2, 3 (Sec'y); Hi-Lites 3 (Co-Ed.); IM Volleyball 2; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Twentones 2; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Spring Musical 2; NMSQT Semifinalist 3.

JENNIFER DEAN Acclivity 2, 3 (Co-Ed.); little lion 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Bicycling Club 1, 2; Chess Club 3; Debate Club 3-; Debate Team 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 3; Spring Musical 2, 3.

YVONNE MARIE DeANGELO Acclivity 3; Class Senate 1; Astra 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

SHARON DeARMITT FBLA 2, 3; Softball 2 (Mgr.); Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

DEBORAH ANNE DECKER Astra 2; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

CYNTHIA DeGROAT Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1; NEOT Cert. of Merit 1; Dance Club 3.

BEVERLEY DEIBLER FBLA 1, 2, 3.

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DENNY DELONG Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3.

JEFFREY A. DERR Bicycling Club 1, 2, 3; Boys' Golf 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; IM Bowling 1, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; IM Softball 3.

DOREEN DETWILER FBLA 3; Softball 2 (Mgr.), 3 (Mgr.); IM Bowling 3; IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 2, 3.

LAURA DeVA,ULT Class Senate 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3 (Sec'y); Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1 (Asst. Stage Mgr.), 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3 (Dir.); Jr. Talent Show 1; Dist. and Regional One Act Comp. 2.

PETER KING DITTMAN Bicycling Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleaders 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 (Capt.); IM Bowling 1, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

DIANE DIX Class Senate 2, 3; Twirling Club 1; Astra 2; Soph. Choir1; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2.

DUCE DOUCETTE Ping Pong Club 1, 2, 3; WSCH 1; Boys' Basketball 1; IM Softball 1, 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 1; Wrestling 2; IM Basketball 2; IM Bowling 2; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

NANCY DRAPER Thespians 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3; Jr. Talent Show 1; Jr. Miss Pageant 2.

ROBIN RENEE DREESE Vo-Tech. (Cosmetology) 1, 2, 3.

D )IMDAHMUS Bicycling Club 3; IM Softball 1, 2, 3; Boys' Tennis 1, 2; . Wrestling 2; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

ALLEN DREIBELBIS Key Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2 (Capt.), 3 (Capt.); IM Basketball 2; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1.

DAN DREIBELBIS Work Experience 3.

DIANE l YNN DREIBELBIS

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FBLA 2, 3 (Treas.) .

PENNY MARIE DRY • Class Senate 2, 3; Girls' Basketball 2 (Mgr. ); Girl s' Track and Field 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Spring Musical 3.

VICKIE ANN DUCK FBLA 2,3.

KATHYDUICH Little Lion 2; Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Basket· ball 3; Girls' Tennis 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

LISA DUNKELBERGER MELINDA DUNN Girls' Leaders 2; Cheerl eaders 2, 3; Gymnastics 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

RUSS DUTCHER Softball 1, 2; IM Football 3.

E PAM EDMONSTON Acclivity 3; Fine Arts Club 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 2; NMSQT Semi -Finalist 3.

ELLEN EDYAR Class Senate 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3; G irls' Track and Field 1; A Cappella 3; Soph.

Cho ir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph . Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Spring Musical 2; Jr. Ta l ent Show 1.

SUSAN EGGERT Little Lion 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 1, 3.

MARY EGOLF Work Experience 2, 3.

LORY EIGHME Bicycling Club 3; Choraliers 3; O rc.tiestra 1.

NEDD. ELDRIDGE Class Senate 1, 3; Auto Club 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3 (V. Pres.); Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Boys' Leaders 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Volleybal l 2, 3.

LAU RA ANN ELLIOTT BOB ELLIS Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Vol leyball 1, 2, 3.

LINDA J. EPLER Astra 3; Ski Club 1; G irls' Basketball 1, 3; Girls' Track and Field 2; Soph. Choir 1.

CHAVIN ESCOBAR Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3; Spring Musical 2; One Acts 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

CHARLES ETZWEILER

F RON FALKENSTEIN Boys' Basketball 3; Boys' Golf 3.

ALANE FARBER Chess Club 1; Fine Arts Club 1; Thespians 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2; One Acts 3; Transfer Student 2.

ROBIN FARIS Thespians 2; Spring Musical 2; One Acts 2; Jr. Talent Show 2.

DEBRA ANN FASICK Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

DEBORAH MARIE FETZER Girls' Trac.k and Field 2; Vo-Teen 1, 2, 3.

DALE FIKE

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DAVE FI LES Amateu r Rad io Club 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Boys' Golf 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2.

CONNIE L. FINK Girls' Track and Field 1, 2; Vo-Tech 2, 3.

JERRY FISH ER Class Senate 1, 3; Key Club 3; WSCH 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 3; IM Football 3.

JOHN GIBBONEY Work Experience 3.

TERI GLENN FBLA 2, 3; Softball 2 (Mgr.); Choraliers 2.

PAUL A. GOLDSBOROUGH

SARAH AILEEN FLAY Soph. Choir 1.

GERRIT GOODMAN Little Lion 2 (Typing Ed.); Chess Club 2; Library Asst. 2; Cross Country 1; Gymnastics 3; IM Basketbal l 3; IM Volleyball 2; Choraliers 3; Soph.

Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Schlastic Quiz·Team 3.

PAUL FLEXNER Class Senate 3 (Pres.); Fine Arts Club 2, 3; Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3.

LINDA GORDON Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Leaders 3; Cheerleaders 2, 3 (Sec'y); Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1.

LINDA FOGEL Little Li on 1; Class Senate 3; Twi rling Club 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Jr. M iss Pageant 3.

PAT GRABILL FFA 3 (Sec'y to Director); Softball 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Vol leyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1.

KEITH FOLK IM Softball 1.

GARY GRAMLEY Cross Country 1; Soccer 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 1; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

AL FOLMAR CARMEN FORMICA Football 1; IM Softball 1.

KEITH A. FORNEY Senior.Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; O rchestra 2, 3; Spring Mus i ca l 2; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3; Dance Band 2, 3.

THOMAS W. FOX Football 2, 3.

PAUL A. FREEMAN Student Council 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 1, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; IM Softball 1, 2.

HELENE FRIEDMAN Acclivity 1, 2; Litt le Lion 1, 2 (Ad Mgr.), 3 (CoEd.-in-C:hief); Quill and Scroll 1, 2, 3; Class Senate 1, 2; HRC 2; IRC 1, 2 (Co-Pres.), 3 (Co-Pres.); ECMUNC 1, 2, 3 (Head Embas.); NMSQT Letter of Commend. 3.

RUTH ANN GRENOBLE Work Experience 2 (Vice Pres.), 3 (Pres.).

CHRIS GRILL Fine Arts Club 2, 3; French Club 2; Transfer Stud~nt 3 (From San Anton io, Texas).

JANIS ELIZABETH GUERNEY Paw Print 2, 3; Class Senate 3; Student Council 3; Bicycling Club 2; WSCH 1; Cheerleaders 1, 2; IM Volleybal l 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

BARBGUSSE Class Senate 2, 3; Ast ra 2; Twirling Club 1, 2; Girls' Leaders 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Bowling 1; IM Socce.r 1, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

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NORM FRYE Key Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; King of Hearts 1.

JAN HACKETT Cl ass Senate 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 3.

ROANA FULLER Girls' Varsity "S" 3; G irls' Leaders 3; G irls' Basketball 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Girls' Tennis 1, 2, 3.

ARDIS A. HANCOCK Student Council 2; Thespians 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3; Jr. Talent Show 1.

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CATHY HARDING Bridge Club 2, 3; Debate Club 2; Debate Team 2; Fine Arts Club 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

TONY GAERTNER IM Basketball 3; Transfer Student 3.

DEBORAH GARDINER Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Basketball 3; Softball 2; Girls' Tenrns 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 3; IM Basketball 2; IM Volleyball 2.

EVELYN (EV) GARNER Astra 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 3.

WAYNE GEARHART Football 1, 2; Indoor Track 1.

GEORGE GEISLER Ping Pong Club;· Ski Club; Boys' Golf; IM Basketbal l; IM Football; IM Volleyball.

DAVID VERNON PARTRIDGE HARRIS Class Senate 3 (Pres.); Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3.

CRISTINA LOUISE HARRIS Acclivity 1, 2, 3 (Co-Ed.); Paw Print 3; Student Council 1; Fine Arts Club 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 3; Work Experience 1.

CH IP HARVEY Bicycling Club 2; Cross Country 3; Gymnastics 1; Boys' Tennis 1, 3; IM Football 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.• CALLIE ANN HAUSMAN Class Senate 1; Twirling Club 2; WSCH 2; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2.

MICHAEL N. GESELOWITZ Student Council 3; Bridge Club 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.); Debate Club 2; Debate Team 3; Library Asst. 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Football 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; NMSQT Sem i-Finalist 3.

MARCIA HAWK Thespians 2; Girls' Leaders 2; Peer Counseling 1; Choraliers 2; Orchestra 2; Spring Musical 2; One Acts 1 (Best Dir., Best Set), 2.

RODNEY GETTIG

JIM HAWKINSON Wrestling 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

DERRI LL A. GHANER Work Experience 1, 2.

STANLEY GHAN ER IM Football 3; Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

CHERYL HEASLEY Little Lion 2, 3; Class Senate 1, 2, 3; FTA 1; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

JEANNE HEFKIN Jwirling Club 1; Majorettes 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2,3. ' RONALD"LEE HEIKEN Wrestling1; IM Volleyball 2.

JEFF HEIMER Ski Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Boys' Leaders 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3 (Capt.); Softball 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

JANET SHIPMAN HEINSOHN Acclivity 1, 2, 3; Little Lion 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3 (Treas.); Fine Arts Club 2, 3; Hi-Lites 3 (Bus. Mgr.); Dance Club 2; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

Cappella 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1.

HOLLY HOWE Hall Patrol; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Student Union; Dance Club; NMSQT Semi- Finalist; Trans fer Student.

KENNETH HOY JENNIFER HRICKO Acclivity 1; Little Lion 2, 3 (lit. Ed.); Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

FREDERICK W. HEISS Work Experience 3.

SH IH-IN HU Little Lion 1, 2 (Asst. Ed.), 3 (Co-Ed.); Q uill and Scroll 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2 (Sec'y), 3; A Cappella 2, 3 (Corr. Sec'y); District Chorus 3; Orchestra 1, 2 (lib), 3 (Lib.); District Orch. 1, 2, 3; Regional Orch. 1, 2, 3; State Orch. 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

CINDY L. HENN INGER Work Experience 2, 3.

DAVIDS. HUBER Ski Club 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

STEVE W. HERSH Little Lion 2, 3 (Boys' Sports Ed.); Cheerleaders 3 (Mascot); Baseball 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

PAIGE HUBER Astra 3; Bicycling Club 2; Girls' Leaders 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2; IM Volleyball 2; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 2, Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2.

L. FREDERICK HERZOG Little Lion 2; Bicycling Club 3; Photography Club 3; AV Club 3 (Sec'y); Soph Band 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

MARK HESS Baseball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; IM Soccer 1.

SCOTT HUNTER HESS WSCH 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Football 3; A Cappella 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3.

KAREN ELIZABETH HIGASHIDA Class Senate 2; Girls' Leaders 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 2, 3; IM Volleyball.); Choraliers 2, 3; Spring Musical 3.

JAMES A. HILLARD FFA 1; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 3; Work Experience 2,3.

KELSEY RAY HINES Acclivity 2, 3; Little Lion 3; Class Senate 3; Student Council 3; Wrestling 2; IM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 3; A Cappella 2, 3 (V. Pres.); Spring Musical 2, 3.

JOE HINGER WSCH 3; IM Football 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2.

HARVEY R. HOFFMAN,JR. FFA 1; Football 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Work Experience 2.

JACQUELINE ANN HOMAN FBLA 3; Medical Careers 2; IM Soccer 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

KENT HOMAN Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Vo-Tech 1, 2,

3.

'DAN HOPKINS Auto Club 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3 (Sec'y); Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

TINA (HORNY) HORNER IM Volleyball 2.

B. A. HORNSTEIN Class Senate 1; Astra 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt.); Im Volleyball 2; A Cappella 3;Soph. Choir1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

KAREN LEE HOSTERMAN Class Senate 2; Astra 3; Twirling Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3; IM Bowling 1; IM Soccer 1, 3 (Capt.); IM Volleyball 1, 2,3; A

BILL HUGHES Football 1, 2.

JEFF HUGHES Boys' Basketball 1; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; I M Football 2; IM Soccer 2; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

KATHY HULL Class Senate 3; Student Council 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; IM Archery 3; Gymnastics 1, 2; IM Volleyball 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3; Jr. Talent Show 1.

KIMBERLY S. INTORRE Acclivity 3; FBLA 3; Girls' Field Hockey 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 3; IM Football 2; IM Volleyball 2,3.

DALE ISHMAN FFA3.

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Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1.

CAROL LOUISE JONES FBLA 2, 3; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1.

DAN JORDAN LUCILLE (LUCY) M. JORDAN Acclivity 3; Little Lion 3 (Captions Ed.); Paw Print 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 1, 2, 3; Hi-Lites 2 (Treas.), 3 (Ed.); Medical Careers 1, 2; Dance Club 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Alternative Program Study Comm. 3.

SHARON JORDAN IM Soccer 2; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 1, 2; One Acts 2.

K DENISE KAISER Dance Club 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; IM Soccer 1; One Acts 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

THERESA ANN KASTNER Little Lion 1, 2 (Org. Ed.); Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3; A Cappella 2 (Rec. Sec'y), 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1 (Rec. Sec'y); Spring Musical 1, 2.

KIM KAUFFMAN Astra 2, 3 (Pres.); Twirling Club 1; IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 2.

JEAN RAHEL KAZEZ Bicycling Club 1; Chess Club 1; ECMUNC 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

JAY KECK IM Bowling 1; IM Volleyball 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

CARL KEENER Chess Club 3; Softball 2; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

KIMBERLY KELLER Cheerleaders 2; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

SHARON KELLEY Class Senate 1; Bicycling Club 2, Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2; IM Basketball 2.

GARY JACKSON

BARBARA ELLEN KENNEY Astra 1, 2; IM Football 1; IM Volleyball 1, 2; Choraliers 1, 3.

SUSAN L. JACOBS Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

MARC KENTERA Boys' Basketball 3; IM Volleyball 3.

MARK JANTZER Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

THOMAS M. KERR Amateur Radio Club 3; Key Club 3; WSCH 3; Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3.

BRYAN J. JENSEN DAVE JODON WSCH3.

ALLA"! JOHNSON DOUG JOHNSON Work Experience 3.

KAREN E. JOHNSON A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Choraliers 2, 3; Spring Musical 1.

TERRI JOHNSON Cheerleaders 2, 3; Spring Musical 1.

WILLIAM LEON JOHNSON Boys' Basketball 1 (Mgr.); Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 3; Dance Band 2, 3.

CAROLYN "TOOTSIE" JOHNSTON FBlA 3; Work Experience 2 (Treas.).

KA THERINE JOHNSTONE Acclivity 3; Class Senate 2; Bicycling Club 3; Girls' Field Hockey 2; IM Basketball 3; IM Soccer 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph.

J. SELBY KIFFER JOHN KILIAN Cross Country 2; Indoor Track 2; Boys' Track and Field 1; "!EDT Cert. of Merit 1; '\t\.iSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

ANN KING Acc livity 1; Little Lion 2; Student Council 2, 3; Bicycling Club 1, 2; Thespians 1, 2 (Co-Head of Props.), 3 (Head of Make-up); Spring Musical 1, 2; One Acts 1, 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

CINDY KING Girls' Golf 2, 3.

KANDI LYl\i~ KING FBLA3.

KAREN KAY KING 路Acclivity 1; Student Council 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2,3; AllState One Acts 1, 2; Peer Counselor 2.

MARK ALLEN KING Class Senate 3; Student Council 3; Bicycling,

Club 2,3; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1.

DAVE KISNER LYNDON KLINE Wrestling 1, 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2,

3.

JEANNE KLINEFELTER Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

Thespians 2 (V.-Pres.), 3 (Pres.); A cappella 2, 3 (Pres.); Choraliers 3 (Treas.); Twentones 2; District Chorus 3; Spring Musical 1, 2; One Acts 1, 2, 3; ECMUNC 1.

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MARJ LEONARD FBLA 1; Girls' Track and Field 1; Work Experience 3.

JOHANNA LEOS .

Acclivity' 2, 3; Little Lion 1, 2; D.ance ·club 3; Girls' Track and Field 1;. IM Soccer 3; Senior Band 2,,3; Soph. Band 1.

JUDITH KLINEFELTER Work Experience 2, 3.

ELISA KNAPP SUE KNEPP Class Senate 3; IM Archery 3; IM Volleyball 2,3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1 (Corr. Sec'y); District Chorus 3; Senior Band 2; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; Work Experience 3.

KAREN L. KNISELY Acclivity 3; FBLA 2, 3; Gymnastics 3; Softball 2; IM Basketball 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

FRED D, KOCH, II Student Council 1.

VERA KOCHANOWSKY Quill and Scroll 2 (Co-Sec'y/Treas.), 3; A cappella 2, 3; ·choraliers 2; District Chqr1Js 3; Regional Chorus 3; ~pring Musical 1, 2; One Acts 1.

AMY KOLL Little Lion 1; Class Senate '!7Girls' Tennis 2; Girls' Track and Field 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3.

CHARMAINE ROSE KOtJALSKI Little Lion 3; Paw Prir:it 2, 3 (Girls' Sports Ed.); Class Senate 1 (V.-Pres.), 3; Student Council 2 (V-Pres.); Astra a; Twirling Club 2; WSCH 1; Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Gir,ls' Tra,ck and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 3; 1 Choraljers 2, 3 (Corr. Sec'y); Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Q u'een of Hearts 1; Jr. Miss Pageant 3 (Titlist, Sch. Ach. Award.)

RENEE LEVINE little lion 1, 2; Debate Club 1, 2; Debate Team 1, 2; Soph. Choir1; Twentones 1; Spring.Musical1,2; ECMUNC2.

JOSEPH LIEB .

Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Softball 1; IM Basketball 2; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball

.

BILL LINGLE Wrestling 1, 2.

CYNTHIA LOERCH Softball 1; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Soccer 1, 3; IM Volleyba11 ·2, 3; A Cappella 2; 3; Soph.

Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 3.

JOHN M ICHAEL LOPEZ ·.

Class Senate 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Spring Musical

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STEVEN LASSAGNE, M.T.B.O.F.B.U.Y.A. little lion 3; Paw Print 3; Class Senate 3 (Treas.)

Student Council 3 (Treas.); Bridge Club 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; District Chorus 2; Spring Musical 2; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

KATHLEEN HELYN LAUCK FBLA 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 2; Choraliers 3.

KENNETH LEATH WSCH 3; IM Basketball 2; IM Football 3; Choraliers 3; Spring Musical 2. \

ROB LEHMAN Litt.le lion 2, 3; Paw Print 2, 3 (Feature Ed.); Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Class Senate 1, 2 (Treas.);

DAVID McCARL Acclivity 3; little Lion 3; Paw Print 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

. M ICHELE MARIE McCLELLAN Astra 2, 3; Twirling Club 1, 2; Girls' Le.aders 2; Girl s' Track and Field 1; Soph. Choir 1.

CYN THIA LOUISE McCOOL FBLA'1· Twirling Club 1, 2; Girls' Leaders 3; IM ·soccer\ IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2-;- %;_ Soph.Choir1. · ROBERT ALAN McCQ0t, Class Senate 3; S<;Ll-1:iall 3; IM VoJleyball 2, 3.

MEADMcCOf Auto_9ub::..r.

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J1'10MAS McCREA

PATRICIA M. MEYER FBLA 2, 3; Twirling Club 2, 3; Majorettes 3; Sen0ior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

CHARLES KUHN Little Lion 2; Photography Club 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Work Experience 3.

GREG LANG FBLA 2; Indoor Track 2; IM Basketball 2; IM Football 1, 2; IM Vol leyball 2, 3

JAMES McARDLE Transfer Student 1 (Am. lnternat'I School, New Delhi, India}.·

PAMELA A. MERCER Twirl ing Club 2, 3; Majorettes 3; IM Football 3; Senior Band 2.

SCOTT KRESGE IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Volle~all 2, 3.

SUE LAIRD Class Senate 1; HRC 1; Orchestra 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

THOMAS A. MAZZA Ski Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.); Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

2,3.

ANN FRANCES KRADEL Choraliers 3; Senior Band 3, 3; Soph. Sand 1; Orchestra 3; NEDT CeJt. of Merit 1; Jr. Mis.s Pageant 3.

JAMES JOHN LAING IM Football 2, 3; Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

LINDA SUE MAYES Astra 2, 3; Twirling Club 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3 (Head); IM Volleyball 3.

DENISE McCLELLAN : IM Football 2; ~horaliers 2; Soph. Choir 1.

CRAIG LEWIS Transfer Student 3.

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Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

JOE MAGINNIS Class Senate 3 (Pres.}· Baseball 2; Football 1, 2; Boys' Track .a nd Field; I M Basketball 3; IM Football 3.

MARIA MANIS IM Volleyball 3.

JACQUELINE G. MARKLE Bicycling Club 3; Girls' leaders 2; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2; Girls' Track and Field 1; IM Basketbal l 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3.

MARY MARRO Class Senate 3; Astra 2; FBLA 2; Twirling Club 2; Dance Club 2, 3; IM Football 1, 3; .I M Volleybal l 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

SAMUEL ANGE LO MARTELLA Wor.k Experience 3.

JOANNE MAST Debate Club 2.

MARK JEFFREY MASTALERZ Boys' Track and Field 1; IM Volleybal l 2, 3;

JEFFREY A. MILLER IM Softball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; District Band 3; District Orch. 3; Regional Band 3; Or~hestra 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; Jr. Talent Show 2; Dance Ba,:id 2, 3.

JOHN D. MILLER Acclivity 1, 2; Little lion 1, 2, 3; Class Senate 1, 2 (Pres.), 3; Bicycling Club 2; Photography Club 1, 2, 3 (Co-Pres.); Ski Club 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Twento nes 2; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; WSCH 1, 2; Dance Band 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Dist. Chorus 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3. · NANCY MINSHALL Acclivity 3; Astra 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleybal l 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

BO MOIR ROGER MOORE Boys' Track and Field 2; IM Football 3; IM Vol- . leyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Twentones 2; District Chorus 2; Spring Musical

2.

SUE ELLEN MOREHOUSE Class Senate 1; Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Leaders 3; Girls' Basketball 1, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball

-., 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT

3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

Cert~ of Merit 1; Transfer Student 2 (Frankfurt, Germany).

CHRIS O'HARA

WILLIAM JOHN MORGAN "football 2; IM Basketball 2,3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

ALEX MOROZ RENEE MOURANT Acclivity 1, 2; Astra 1; Thespians 2; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2; Work Experience 3; Jr. Tal~nt Show 1.

ARTHUR RUSSELL MOYER, JR. IM Bowling 2.

DEBBIE OLIVER Thespians 1, 2, 3 (Vice-Pres.); Spring Musical 1, 2; Dance Club 3; One Acts 1, 2, 3.

NANCY OSTERHOUDT Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; Vo-Tech 3 (Dental Asst.). 路 JOHN OSWALD Paw Print 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Class Senate 1; IRC 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Indoor Track 2; Boys' Track and Field 2; IM Volleyball 2; ECMUNC 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

KATHY MOYER Acclivity 3; FBLA 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

RICHARD MOYLE Work Experfence 2, 3..

GUNN MULBERGER Baseball 1, 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3.

DONALD MULHATIEN Baseball 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; lM Football 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

VIRGINIA DIANE MULLEN Class Senate 2, 3; IM Bowling 2; IM Volley6a t,.,,,.

3.

CHIP MURPHEY Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3.

N JUDY NAG I NEY Little Lion 2 (Rec. Ed.); Class Senate 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Thespians 3; Gymnastics 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert.' of Merit 1; Quill and Scroll 3.

SALLY L. NAGURN楼 Acclivity 3; Little Lion 2; Girls'. )J'ack and Field 1, 3; Dance Club 2; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir1; Senior Band 2,.3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 3.

TINA NEARHOOF Little Lion 1; FBLA 3; IM Volleyoa I~,@ LAURIE JO NEIDICH Class Senate 2, 3; IM Volleyball 3; Choraliers"2, 3.

JOHN NELSON Ping Pong Club 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

MARJORIE NICHOLAS Paw Print 3; Bicycling Club 1; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

SHELLEY NICHOLAS Acclivity 2, 3 (Bus. Mgr.); Little lion 3; FFA 3 (Sec'y); FBLA 3; Softball 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; O rchestra 1.

MICHAEL NORRIS Debate Club 2; IM Softball 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 3; Spring Musical 3.

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p GREG PALAZZARI Auto Club 2, 3 (Sec'y); Boys' Tennis 2; Boys' Track and Field 1; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 2; Jr. Talent Show 1.

KAREN SUE PALMER FBLA 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2.

MARK PALMER JAMES A. PARK Ski Clu~ ~ A Gappella 2; Soph. Choir 1; District-Chorus 2;Work Experience 3.

JOHl'-l"IRWIN PARSONS IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2,3.

ROBERT L. PELLEGRIN IM Foo~ball "3; IM"Basketball; Senior Band 3; OrchesJra 3; Transfer Student 3; Dance Band 3.

DAVID PEREZ Acclivity .3; Class ~enate,ciJ; Chess Club 1; IM Softball 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

LISA ANN PERSON Dance Club 3.

MATI PERSSON Class Senate 3; Bicycling Club 3; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Ping P(;)Jlg Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3; Cross Country 3; IM Softball 2, 3; Gymnastrcs 1; Indoor Track 2; Boys' Tennis 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 2路 IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyb~II 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph.

Choir 1; Twentones 2; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph.

Band 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

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PATRICE PETERSEN

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JEFFERY POORMAN Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3 (Auto BocfyShop).

GARY POTTER NANCYPOUST FBLA 1, 2, 3 (Sergeant at Arms).

TOM PRATT Chess Club 1; Ping Pong Club 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1: JACKIE PRESSLER Work Experience 2.

KATHLEEN M. PUZAK Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

DEBBIEOBERLE FBLA 1, 2; Vo-Tech 2, 3.

JOHN O'BRYAN Coys' Golf 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2.

KATHRYN LOU ISE O'CONNELL Class.Senate 2 (Sec'y), 3 (Sec'y); IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3 (Lib); Choraliers 3 (Lib., Pres.); Soph. Choir 1 (Lib.); Twentones 2; District Chorus 2; Spring Musical 1, 2,

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R DAVID RABINOWITZ JOE RAINELLI Football 1, 2J 3; IM Basketball 2, 3.

RALPH RALSTON Baseball 1 IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2,3.

TOM REAPE Ping Pong Club 3.

LISA X.. REEVES IM Volleyball2, 3;.Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. B 1; Orchestra 2.

SHARON REICH Thespians 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1,2,3.

MIKE REICHARD Wrestling 1, 2; Vo-Tech 2, 3.

PEGGY REILLY Vo-Tech.

DEBRA K. REITZ Class Senate 1; IM Football 2; Work Experience 3.

DONNA MAE REITZ Astra 2; Medical Careers 1, 2, 3; Choralier.s 2; Soph. Choir 1.

DAVE RHOADES Auto Club 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

STEVE RICE .

IM Softball 2,.3; Gymnastics 1; IM Football 3.

DEBBIE RIDDLE Dance Club 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2, 3.

SHELDON RIDER Football 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3.

PETER RIGBY Class Senate 1, 3; Gymnastics 1; Boys' Tennis 1; IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Dance Band 2, 3.

BETSY RICER IM VolleySall 2, 3; Work Experience 3.

MIKE RININGER Gymnastics 3; Wrest ling 3. (;)AVE ROBB Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2; IM Volleyball 1, 2.

KIMBERLY ANN ROTE Little Lion 1; Paw Print 3 (Circ. Ed.); Class Senate 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2 (V. Pres.), 3 (Pres.); Library Asst. 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Spring Musical 2.

LEAH ROZEN Little lion 2, 3; Paw Print 1, 2 (Feat. Ed.), 3 (Ed.in-Chief); Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Student Council 2 (Pres.), 3; Bicycling Club 1, 2; Hi-Lites 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3; WSCH 1, 2; One Acts 1 (Dir.), 2 (Best Sup. Actress); ECMUNC 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Spring Musical 1; Dist. One Acts 1.

AMANDA B. RUBINSTEIN Paw Print 2; Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Astra 2; Fine Arts Club 1; Thespians 1, 2, 3; WSCH 1;, Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; IM Bowling 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; Jr. Talent Show 2; Queen of Hearts 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 3.

KATHLEEN-QUINN Class Senate 2; Girls' Varsity "S'.' 1, 2, 3; Girls' Basketball 1; Girls' Tennis 1, 2, 3; District 6 Girls' Singles 2 (Runner-Up); IM Volleyball 2.

GRACE-RlJDY FBLA 1, 2, 3; Twirling Club 1; Softball 2; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

SUSAN QUINN Astra 2.

KATHY RUDY FBLA 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; IM Volleyball 2, 3;

Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

MISSY RUFFNER WSCH 3; Spring Musical 1.

s JOHN ROBERT SALLADE Boys' Varsity "S"; Boys' Basketball 1, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2; IM Volleyball 2, 3; A Cappella 2; Spring Musical 2.

MARK DOUGLAS FUTZ SANDERS IM Softball 3; Boys' Track and Field 2.

THERESA SANDERS CATHYE MAY SAUERS Little Lion 2; Student Council 2; Bicycling Club 3; Ski Club 3; Twirling Club 1; Girls' Field Hockey 2; Soph. Choir 1; Work Experience 3.

DAVID SCHMIDT Bicycling Club 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Boys' Tennis 1, 3; IM Volleyball 3; Transfer Student 2.

GARY SCHROEDER VICKI J. SCHWARTZ Little Lion 2, 3 (Stud. Life Ed.); Quill and Scroll 2, 3; IM Soccer 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District Orch. 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

STAN SCOFIELD Bicycling Club 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; IM Football 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; District Chorus 3; Senior Band 3; Spring Musical 1,2.

GORDON E. SEARLES Boys' Leaders 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

KATHLEEN SEARLS Student Council 3; Spring Musical 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

JOHN CHARLES SEFTER Paw Print 3 (Co-Boys' Sports Ed.); Class Senate 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.); Boys' Varsity "S" 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 3; IM Volleyball 1; Quill and Scroll 3.

ROBINS. SEMPLE Hall Patrol 3; Key Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 3; Baseball 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; IM Softball 1, 2, 3.

DONNA SEYMORE FBLA 3; IM Bowling 3; Choraliers 3.

GWENDOLYN SHADE WSCH 3; Girls' Leaders 3; Girls' Basketball 2, 3; Gymnastics 2; Girls' Track and Field 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Soccer 3; IM Volleyball 3.

ART SHENK Boys' Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; IM Softball 1, 2; Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Vol leyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Dance Band 3.

KIM PATRICE CHRISTINA SHEVCHIK Little Lion 2; Student Council 1; FBLA 3; Ski Club 3; Twirling Club 1; Girls' Field Hockey 2; IM Bowling 1; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Spring Musical 3; Work Experience 3.

Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1 Orchestra 2, 3.

Vo-Tech Student Council 2 (Pres.); IM Basketball 2; IM Football 2, 3; Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

BOB SHRIGLEY Auto Club 1.

DEBRA SPICER FBLA 2, 3; Choraliers 3.

PETER SI EGENTHALER Auto Club 3 (Pres.).

DONNA SIMCO FBLA 1, 2, 3 (Sec'y); Soph. Choir 1.

WILLIAM H. SIMMET Student Council 2; IRC 2; Baseball 3; IM Archery 3; Gymnastics 1: 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Bowling 1 (Sec'y), 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

DAVE SIMONS Cla.ss Senate 2; Key Club 3; Ski Club 3; Boys' Leaders 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3.

CLAY "GOON" SINGLETARY Boys' Varsity "S" 2, 3; WSCH 3; Boys' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph.

Band 1.

JOSEPHINE SIRIANNI Class Senate 3; Astra 2; Girls' Golf 1.

"SUSAN SPORN Little Lion 3 (Art Ed.); IRC 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

TIMOTHY SHERMAN STAN FORD Ill IM Football 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 3; Orchestra 2, 3; District Orch. 3.

BRIAN STEELE \ Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Boys' Tennis 2, 3; One Acts 1, 3.

SAM STEPHENS ~ ,).

Auto Club 3; Football 2; lndoot<~Track 1; Boys' Track and Field 1. ;;' BRIAN DOUGLAS STEWART - . "' . 路, Senior Band 1, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 2,3; Regional Band 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District Orch. 2; Spring Musical 1; NMSQT Semi-Finalist 3.

JAN ELIZABETH STORCH Acclivity 3; IM Archery 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2; Jr. Talent Show 3.

AVIVA MANYA SKELL Thespians 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

KATHY J. STOVER Astra 2, 3 (Treas.); Girls' Leaders 3; Softball 1; Girls' Track and Field 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 3.

GREGORY A. SMITH Auto Club 3; Key Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestl ing 1; IM Basketball 2, 3; A Cappella 2; Soph. Choir 1.

KIM MARIE STOVER IM Volleyball 3; A Cappella 3; Choraliers 2 (Sec'y); Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph.

Band 1; Spring Musical 2.

JANET SMITH One Acts 2.

CYNTHIA L. STRALEY Paw Print 3; Class Senate 1, 3; M.edical Careers 3; Girls' Varsity "S" 3; Girls' Tennis 1, 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 2, 3; IM Basketball 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 3.

JOYCE E. SMITH IM Bowling.

H. MARK SMITH Little Lion 3; Class Senate 3; Thespians 3; Choraliers 3; One Acts 3; Transfer Student 3 (Herndon Hi. Sch., Herndon, Va.).

LUCINDA L. SMITH Little Lion 2; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Class Senate 1; Hi-Lites 2, 3; Medical Careers 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

PAULA L. SMITH RANDY L. SMITH VICKIE MARTHA SMITH Transfer Student 3 (Penn Hi., Lewistown Campus); Work Experience 3.

JEFFREY D. SNYDER Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3; Alt. Sch. Prog. Study Comm. 3.

JOHN W. STRUBLE WSCH 2, 3; AV Club 3 (Pres.); Vo-Tech (Drafting and Design) 1, 2, 3.

ALBERT SUN Little Lion 3; Debate Team 2 (State); IM Football 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Nt,,\SQT Semi-Finalist 3.

DEBBY SUNDAY FBLA 3; FFA 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 3; Choraliers 2, 3.

TIM SWATSWORTH Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3.

T RANDALL A. TABOR Thespians 2, 3; Gymnastics 3; IM Football 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Twentones 2; ~enior Band 2, 3.

LISA SNYDER ( Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Girls' Field Hockey 3 (Mgr.); Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3, (Mgr.); IM Volleyball 2, 3; 'A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

JANIC~ E. TAMMEN Little Lion 3; Class Senate 2; Cheerleaders 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

RENEE SOMMERS FBLA 3; Soph. Choir 1.

BRENDA SUE TAYLOR Vo-Tech (Data Processing) 1, 2, 3.

STEVEN SOWASH IM Football 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

LYNN TAYLOR Little Lion 3; Baseball 1; Choraliers 2, 3; Soph.

Choir 1; Spring Musical 2;' NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; Quill and Scroll 3.

DEAN T. SPANOS Cross Country 1, 2; IM Archery 3; Soccer 1, 2; Boys' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Bowl7ng 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3.

BILL SHIREY, JR. Little Lion 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2 (Co-Sec'y Treas.), 3 (Co-Pres.); A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 2; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 3; Photography Club 3; Alt. Sch. Prog. Study Comm.3.

MARTIN W. SPECHT Baseball 2, 3; IM Archery 3; Wrestling 1, 3.

DOUGLAS R. SHOPE

DAVIDE. SPICER

EDWARD SPEARLY Vo-Tech 2, 3.

CYNTHIA L. SPICER Choraliers 3.

CINDY LOU THOMAS Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Astra 2, 3; Twirling Club 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3.

PAT THOMAS Astra 2; Twirling Club 2; Girls' Basketball 3; Girls' Track and Field 3; IM Volleyball 3.

RICHARD C. THOMPSON IM Softball 1, 3; Indoor Track 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

MICHAEL THORN Cheerleaders 3; IM Archery 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; IM Vol leyball 2.

JERRY THORNTON Little Lion 1, 2, 3 (Photo. Ed.); Paw Print 1, 2 (Photo. Ed.), 3 (Photo. Ed.); Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

Astra 2; IM Bowling 2; IM Volleybal l 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

Boys' Tennis 2; IM Football 3; IM Vol leyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1.

D IANNE E. WATTS FBLA 3; IM Basketball 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

CAROL MARIE WITMER Little Lion 2; Astra 2; Girls' Golf 2; Girls' Track and Field 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

CHARLES C. WAY Vo-Tech 1, 2; Work Experience 3.

BECKY THWAITES, ESQ. Astra 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

LAURIE ANN WAY Astra 2, 3; Girls' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Cheerleaders 1; IM Football 2, 3; Girls' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3 (V. Pres.).

MIKETINGUE Boys' Golf 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1.

LuANN WEBB Thespians; IM Volleyball; Work Experience 3.

SUE TRACY Danc.e Club 3; WSCH 3. i

JOHN TRAVERSE Debate Club 2, 3; Debate Team 2, 3; Library Asst. 3; Thespians 2, 3; Indoor Track 1; IM Basketball 1; IM Volleybal l 2; A Cappella 2, 3; Chora liers 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 2.

JULIA TRIOLO Paw Print 2; Thespians 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts. 1 KIM MARIE TROSTLE Astra 2, 3; IM Vo l leybal l 3; Chora li ers 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1.

SUSAN GAYE TROTTER Library Asst. 1.

DAVID TURNER Work Experience 3.

PETE TUSSEY

v MARK VANDERMARK IM Football 1, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3; District Orch. 2; Regional Orch. 2.

ERICA VAN DOMMELEN Bridge Club 3; Choraliers 2, 3; Spring Musical 2,

3.

SARASWATH I VEDAM Acclivity 2; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Class Senate 1; A Cappella 2, 3 (Lib.); Choraliers 2 (Lib.); Soph.

Choir 1 (Lib.); Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District O rch.

2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; ECMUNC 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

ANDREW F. VESPER Bridge C)ub 2, 3; Mod i fied School Day 3; Indoor Track 1; NEDT Cert. of Meri t1.

w MARY MARGARET WADDINGTON FFA 3; Girls' Basketball 2 (Mgr.); IM Volleyball 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph.

Band 1; Orchestra 2.

DAN WALKER FFA 1, 2 (Chaplain), 3 (Chaplain); Vo-Tech 1, 2,

3.

STEVE WARTIK Little Lion 2; Paw Print 2; Bicycling Club 1., 2; Chess Club 1, 2, 3 (V. Pres.); Library Asst. 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

DORI WASSON Vo-Tech 2, 3.

DANWEDLAKE Accl ivity 3; Gymnastics 1, 3.

BONNIE WEGENER Work Experience 2.

MICKEY ALBERT"ACE" MOUSE Il l, ESQ. Paw Print 3; Class Senate 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3; Chess Club 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 3; Gymnast ics 1; IM Basketball 3; IM Football 3; IM Volleyba ll 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; District Band 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; District Orch. 3; ECMUNC 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

MABELLE A. WEIR Library Asst. 1; Medical Careers 2; Choraliers 3; Jr. Talent Show 1.

FREDERICK (FERN) WELCH KARL WESTBY Cross Country 1, 2, 3 (Capt.); Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Boys' Track and Field 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Orchestra 2, 3.

DENNIS WHEELAND HOLLY WHEELOCK Work Experience 2.

KATHLEEN WHITE Class Senate 3; Bicycling Club 2; IRC 2; Ski Club 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; One Acts 3.

DENN IS WHITEHILL Wrestling 1, 2,3; Vo-Tech 1.

MARLINWIAN Baseball 1, 3; IM Voll~yball 2.

BRUCE W IGGINS Thespians 2, 3; One Acts 3.

LINDA DIANE W ILKINS IM Vol leyball 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Work Experience 3 (Sec'y).

WALT WILKINS WSCH 1, 2 (Mgr.); Senior Band 2, 3; Soph Band 1; Work Experience 3.

DEBBIE WILLIAMS Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Vo-Tech 1, 2, 3 (Cosmetology).

MARY LOU W ILLIAMS Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Tw irl in g C lub 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2, 3; IM Volleybal l 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3.

JOHN WILLOWER CATHY WILSON FFA 3; Guidance Off. Asst. 2; Choraliers 2, 3.

CHUCK WILSON LORNA DARLENE WILSON Girls' Leaders 2; IM Football 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; IM Vol leyball 2, 3. 路

RON WASSON FFA; Work Experience 3.

JOAN WILSON Thespians 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3; One Acts 1, 3.

DENISE CAROL WATSON FBLA 2, 3; Choral iers 2.

NORMA C. W ILSON Girls' Track and Field 1, 2; Work Experience 3.

GLENNA LEE WATSON

DANIEL A. WINNETT

JO DELL WITMER Little Lion 3; Choraliers 2; Soph. Choir 1.

BARRY WOLF PAMELA JEAN WOODING Class Senate 1; Astra,_2; Ski Club 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Choraliers 3; Soph. Choir 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2.

PAM WORKMAN Vo-Tech 2, 3; Vo-Tech Student Council 3 (Sec'y).

BARB WORTHEN Dance Club 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Soph. Choir 1; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3.

JAMES D. WRIGHT IM Archery 3; Wrestling 3.

y DAVID YANCEY Thespians 3; Indoor Track 2; Softball 2, 3; Boys' Track and Field 2; IM Football 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph. Band 1; Spring Musical 2, 3; Modified School Day 3.

BARBARA LeANN YINGLING FBLA 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3.

SCOTT YOCUM Class Senate 3; Auto Club 3; Boys' Varsity "S" 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestli ng 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3.

ARTH U RYOOD Fine Arts Club 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2; Boys' Tennis 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; IM Football 3. ' CHIP YORKS Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Teenage Republ icans 1, 2 (V. Chm.), 3 (Chm.); Boys' Tennis 1; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Bowling 1, 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Vol leyball 1, 2,

3.

z DARREL ZACCAGNI Class Senate 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Teenage Republ icans 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Wrest ling 1, 2, 3; IM Basketball 1, 2, 3; IM Bowling 1; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 1, 2, 3.

JAMILA ZAMRIK Class Senate 3; Cheerleaders 2, 3; IM Volleybal l 2, 3; Choraliers 3.

D IANE PAULINE ZELL Acclivity 2; Student Council 1; Modified School Day 3; Teenage Republicans 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3; Soph.

Band 1.

LEAH V. ZONG Student Council 1; FBLA 3; Pep Club 1; Soph.

Band 1; Work Experience 3.

MARGIEZONG Fine Arts Club 2; IRC 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1; Modified School Day 3; Princi pal's Join t Advisory Council 2, 3; IM Bowling 1; Soph.

Choir 1.

THOMAS ZORETICH Baseball 2; Boys' Basketball 1; IM Basketball 2, 3; IM Football 1, 2, 3; IM Volleyball 2, 3; NEDT Cert. of Merit 1.

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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveller, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wan.ted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black.

Oh, I kept the first for another day!

Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back.

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less travelled by, Ana that has made all the difference.

Robert Frost The Road Not Taken

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Trippers and askers surround me, People I meet, the effect upon me of my early life or the ward and city I live in, or the nation, The latest dates, discoveries, inventions, societies, authors o ld and new, My d in ner, dress, associates, looks, compliments, dues, The rea l or fancied indifference of some man or woman I love, The sickness of one of my folks or of myself, or ill-doing or loss or lack of money, or depressions or exaltations, Battles, the horrors of fratricidal war, the fever of doubtful news, the fitful events; These come to me days and nights and go from me again, But they are not the ME myself.

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Apart from the pulling and hau ling stands what I am, Stands amused, complacent, compassionat ing, idle, unitary, Looks down, is erect, or bends an arm on an impalpable rest, Looking with side-curved head curious what will come next, Both in and out of the game and watching and wondering at it.

Backward I see in my own days where I sweated through fog with linguists and contenders, I have no mockings or arguments, I witness and wait.

Walt Whitman Song of Myself

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Oto have life henceforth a poem of new joys!

To dance, clap hands, exult, shout, skip, leap, roll on, float!

To be a sailor of the world bound for all ports, A ship itself, (see indeed these sails I spread to the sun,) A swift and swel ling ship full of rich words, full of joys.

Walt Whitman A Song of Joys

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