1972 Yearbook by Affinity Connection

THOUGHTS,

FEELINGS,

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IMPRESSIONS ...

THE ECHOING LONELINESS OF AN EMPTY HALL . . .

OR THE DISCORDS OF A BUSTLING CITY STREET.

THE INTRICATE FUNCTIONS OF OUR HIGHLY SYSTEMIZED HIGH SCHOOL LIFE . . .

LIKE LIVING IN A ZOO (TALK TO THE ANIMALS)

LIKE ONE BIG, WILD PARTY ...

OR THE NEXT DAY'S HANGOVER.

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~OPLE WHO NEED PEOPLE

ARE THE LUCKIEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD!

'HOSE WHO BRING :UNSHINE INTO THE LIVES )F OTHERS CANNOT HIDE T FROM THEMSELVES ...

OR HELPING TO WORK FOR A COMMON GOAL.

WHETHER YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE WORLD IS LEADERSHIP .. .

.. . OR PRODUCING WITH YOUR HANDS.

PRODUCING WITH YOUR MIND ...

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WHETHER .YOU USE YOUR SKILLS FOR ACADEMICS,

ATHLETICS,

YOU HA VE CONTRIBUTED.

YOU HAVE CREATED.

ESPECIALLY THOSE SPECIAL PEOPLE.

>EOPLE WILL REMEMBER {OU, JUST AS YOU NILL REMEMBER THEM,

LIGHT SINGS ALL OVER THE WORLD!

YOU HA VE LEFT BEHIND A RAY OF SUNSHINE.

Mr. Draper Read Guidance

Miss Sherry Farrall Guidance

Mr. Ronald Faris Guidance, J. V. Basketball Hall Patrol

Mr. Sherdell Snyder Guidance, J. V. Football

Mrs. Virginia Sunday Secretary

Mr. Richard Swails Guidance, Career Resource

Mrs. Dorothy Simons Librarian, Library Assistants

Mrs. Pat Kauffman Secretary

Mrs. Katherine Kocher Secretary

ADMINISTRATION

PLAYING ON A WINNING TEAM I'm proud to be a part of the class of 1972. We all enjoyed the experience of cheering and supporting an undefeated football team last fall. This kind of experience is a great morale booster and unites the school w ith a feeling of pride and strong school spirit. No one enjoys backing a losing team. In a very short time your class w ill separate and move in many different directions. The class will probably never again unite as one complete body. As each Senior leaves State High for some new goal, I challenge you to do your best to always play on winning teams. Never accept a substitute for success in your chosen field and strive to make your team a winner. Many times a bad decision or a rash moment may create a situation in which you experience failure. Be alert, and when it is necessary to make a choice, make your decisions in such a way that we can always be proud of you as a graduate of State High. Best wishes to each member of the class of '72 as you leave high school and continue your journey through life.

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Dr. Paul R. Bingaman Principal

Dr. W illiam E. Babcock Superintendent

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

Mr. Lyon A. Porter Assistant Principal

Mr. Paul L Assistant Student

Mrs. Frances Jacobs Debate Club, WSCH

Mrs. Carol Gentry Paw Print

Mr. Glen~ Shaffer Thespians

Mrs. Mary York Little Lion

Mr. Richard Pye Sophomore Class

Mrs. Callie Kingsbury

Mr. Eugene Tomlinson Chess Club 37

ENGLISH

The English program underwent a real revolution this past year, with all Juniors and Seniors electing new courses every nine weel<s, giving them four complete courses per school year. Among the many advantages of this system are the greater number of alternatives in selecting subject areas, and the greater number of teachers and teaching methods encountered by a student during the year. Some of the more popular courses offered this past year were Mythology, Shakespeare, Essay Writing, Puppetry, Acting and Directing, American Humor, Power Reading, and Discussion and Debate. The Sophomore class was not included in this program, but were required to take English II, a basic course in grammar, composition, and literature. The English Department welcomed four new teachers to its staff - Mrs. Mary Bates, Mrs. Joan Reese, Mr. Ronald Pavlechko, and Mr. Eugene Tomlinson.

Mr. John Sholly

Mrs. Joan Reese

Mrs. Lenore Zahn

Mrs. Shirley Derr Acclivity

Mr. Ronald Pavlechko JV Football

Mrs. Evelyn Murray

Mrs. Mary Bates

Mr. Harold Griffith Social Studies Co-ordinator

Mr. Robert Sutherland Senior Class, JV Wrestling

Mrs. Grace Kincaide

Mr. Joseph Filko Junior Class

Mr. Clyde Suloff

Mrs. Dorothy Smith

SOCIAL STUDIES Most of the history courses continued as they have in the past, with the Sophomores taking a course in World Cultures, Juniors taking American History, and Seniors taking either American Government and Economics or Problems of Democracy. Also offered as electives for upperclassmen were courses in European History and Geography in an Urban Age. While other departments were undergoing many curriculum changes, the Social Studies Department had one major change. In the Advanced Placement American History course, the high rate of enrollment forced Mrs. Marion Bressler to expand from one class to three. Department personnel remained stable with the only addition being Mr. Greg Ferro.

Mr. Joseph Andolina

Miss Nancy Steinbach

Mrs. Marion Bressler

Mr. Theodore Wentz

Mr. Robert Biemesderfer

Mr. Greg Ferro

MATHEMATICS

Mr. Michael Patrilak

Mr. Gary Deivert

Mr. F. Lehman Hitchens

Mr. Charles Bradley

Mrs. Eileen Brown

This year's Math Department dropped two advanced courses, Abstract Algebra and Independent Study, from the 1971-72 curriculum. Both were semester courses with traditionally small enrollment. During the second semester, however, Mr. Dwight Mostoller conducted the Independent Study course on his own time for interested students. Also, the large group method of instruction in Geometry and Algebra was discontinued after two years of negative student reaction. All was not lost, though - two fine young .teachers were added to the department and another was reinstated after a year of substituting. Mr. Barry Rossman and Mrs. Sherry Triman are the new teachers. Mr. David Clemson was on sabbatical this year. In September of 1972 a new course, titled Modified Algebra, will be offered in an effort to expand the course alternatives in Mathematics.

Mr. Barry Rossman

Mr. Dwight Mostoller

Mrs. Gloria Wissinger

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

Mrs. Sherry Triman

Mr. Thomas Mills

Mr. Hugh Hodge Photography Club

Dr. Charles Boyd IRC

Miss Christine Nichols

Mr. Brian Tormey

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The Science Department shuffled its Earth Space Sciences program and came up with what appears to be a winner. Four new semester courses, offered over a two year period, are being conducted in addition to the regular full year Earth Space Sciences course. During the 1971-72 school year, Oceanography and Geology were offered, and next year the program will be completed with the Astronomy and Meteorology courses. One other new course began this past year, Foundations of Chemistry, designed especially for those people going into the physical sciences. Three new science teachers were initiated into State High this year: Mr. Thomas Arnold, who is teaching the new Earth Space Sciences course, and in Biology and Physics respectively are Mrs. Alice Jordan and Miss Christine Nichols. Mr. Milo Williams Football Trainer

Mrs. Alice Jordan

Mr. Thomas Arnold

Mr. George Melson

Mr. Hubert White Boys' Gymnastics

BUSINESS The 1971-72 school year saw another period of growth in the Business Department. In particular, stenography has benefited through the utilization of three IBM listening stations. This individualized instruction enables groups of up to six to take dictation at progressive rates, from one speed range to a second higher speed range and finally to a third speed range for the advanced students. The teacher, meanwhile, is working with a fourth group and monitoring the progress of the three groups.

Mrs. Eloise Gilliland FBLA

Miss Sara Hess AFS

Mr. John Hanna Business Co-ordinator

Mrs. Alice McFeatters Girls' Golf

Mr. James Williams Varsity Football

Mr. Ted Kemmerer

FOREIGN LANGUAGE Instructors in the Language Department continued to expand their educational efforts through activities intended to better illustrate the cultures of the native peoples whose la nguages w ere being studied. The language laboratory supplemented the traditional teaching methods in the instruction of grammar and vocabulary. Two new teachers, Mrs. Janet Flinchbaugh and Miss Debra Lyle brought '72 spirit to the language department this year. We were also glad to see Mrs. Anna Frick return after a semester's leave of absence.

Mr. John Mutzeck Foreign Language Co-ordinator, Boys' G_olf

Miss Debra Lyle ASTRA

Mrs. Norma McDonald

Mr. Edward Strause

Mrs. Janet Flinchbaugh Girls' Softball

Mrs. Lucette O'Neill

Mrs. Margaret Cornhill

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RELATED ARTS State College High School rose to national musical prominence this past year as Mr. Franklin Hege and his band were invited to participate in the Winter Olympics in Munich, Germany. They will travel to Europe in August for a two week visit. The invitation came at an opportune time, as the band received new uniforms this past March. Other major activities in the Department included the performance of the musical comedy, "Annie Get Your Gun" and the A Cappella Choir's trip to Altoona to make a tape presentation for television station WFBG. In addition, the school's many artists displayed their works with excellent success in various exhibitions during the year.

Mr. Roe Cunningham

Mrs. Louise Mook Fine Arts Club

Mrs. Janet Lindsay

Mr. Franklin Hege Music Co-ordinator, Band

Mr. James Langton Twentones

Mr. Wilbert Hartman Orchestra 47

PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department and the Slate College Athletic Association united to give State High a Universal Gym in 1971-72. Another recent innovation was the addition of angleball to the boys' physical education curriculum. The game was devised by former Penn State football coach, Rip Engle. Added to the departmental staff this past year was Mrs. Ann Infield, replacing the retired Mrs. Richie Hamill. Mrs. Marion Morgan Girls' Leader

Mrs. Ermistine Snyder Nurse

Mrs. Anne Fry Varsity "S", Girls' Tennis

Mr. Ronald Pifer Varsity Wrestling, Athletic Director

Mr. Tom Wallace Asst. Indoor Track and Field

Mr. Jackson Horner 路 Boys' Leader, Cross Country Indoor Track, Track and Field

Mrs. Ann Infie ld Girls' Gymnastics, Field Hockey

HOME ECONOMICS, WORK EXPERIENCE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION

Mrs. Norma Almquist Home Ee. Co-ordinator

Mrs. Nancy Hillis

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School Maintenance

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Mrs. Dorothy Simons, Librarian. Mrs. Fran Poorman , Mrs. Jean Harris, Mrs. Mona Butt e r, Library Assistants.

Mr. Paul Williamson

Mr. Donald Cross

Mrs. Lorraine Shaffer

Mrs. Constance Infield

Cafeteria Workers

INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts program at State High continued to provide students with skills in metalwork, woodwork, auto repair, electronics, drafting and mechanical drawing.

Dr. William George

Mr. Ronald Strapel Auto Club

Mr. Carl Weaver Industrial Arts Co-ordinator

Mr. Robert Smith FFA, Vocational -Agriculture Baseball

DRIVER'S EDUCATION Driver Education at State College High School, the first school in Pennsylvania to offer such a course, is one of the most widely participated programs in the school. Mr. Philip Adams

Mr. Ernest Gackenbach

THE WAY IT WAS

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Only three years ago, better than 500 of us were thrown together into a strangely new and different builq_ing, the State College Area Senior High School. Most of us spent our Junior High days in the school across the street. It was there that we had just begun to develop the interests and discover the friendships which were to become such an important part of our lives in the future. On the first day of school in September of 1969 we shuffled timidly through the senseless maze of corridors, eyes glued to the little numbers and the teacher's names appearing next to the subjects listed on our schedules. Frighteningly old-looking upper classmen nonchalantly strolled past us, self-assured and business-like. Then we filed into the auditorium to listen to the welcoming assembly, feeling a little self-conscious about sitting together and, for the first time, being referred to as a "class," the Class of '72. "Do you ever feel lonely?" the Student Council President asked us. The only reply he received was a smattering of nervous laughter. Quickly, we became accustomed to the workings of the high school. As Sophomores, we spread ourselves thin, joining career organizations and various sports, presenting our first One-Act Play, serving as Student Council Representatives, participating in the Welfare Drive, marching in the band, singing in the choir, formulating our first class senate, attending the Sadie Hawkins Dance and other dances and mixers, and of course, studying for our 10th grade high school courses. Some became involved in the vocational-technical program, taking advantage of the tremendously modernized and diversified facilities available at the Vo-Tech School. Others took general courses or began developing business skills through the various course offerings of that department. Before long, Senior Week arrived: many tearful good-byes, and the beginning of summer vacation. During our Junior year, the "Class of '72" began to develop its own special character, a character made up of tremendously diversified and distinct individuals. The sports teams, relying on numerous Junior classmen, proved their excellence repeatedly in competition. New organizations, ranging from the Student Union to the Ping-Pong Club appeared on the scene, staffed largely by Juniors. New friendships with members of last year's Junior Class and the underling Sophomores flourished. Another year gone-by, this time apprehensive farewells, the long-awaited Senior year was nearly upon us. Now it has arrived: a new Senate and Student Council, Astra Club, undefeated sports teams and several broken records, the new Modified School-Day Program is instituted, A Cappella and Choralier concerts, the band sponsors a fund drive for new uniforms and is honored with an invitation to perform at the 1972 Olympics, student-faculty dialogues are reborn. The class of 1972 emerges, consisting of the politically active, the vo-tech students, the sports-minded, and the academically inclined students and many others. As Seniors we begin to think of a future outside and beyond the walls of our high school but also of a common past in which we knew dissension, happiness, dep ression, and shared pleasures. Now, we graduate and say good-bye to everything - except the special friendships, the knowledge gained, an'd wisdom won.

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DID WE EVER!

"There comes a time in the affairs of men when we must take the bull by the tail and face the situation." W. C. Fields

LEARNING TO "DO YOUR OWN THING"

BRENDA CAROL AUSTIN

NANCY' ANN BABCOCK

GARY W. BABIN

OREN PETER BACHMAN

TIMOTHY J. BAGSHAW

BRENDA JOYCE BAIR

CAROL S. BAKER

LINDA JOAN BAKER

KAREN RENEE BARNES

SARAH LOUISE BARNES

GLORIA JEAN BATHURST

JERRY ABERG

LLOYD ADAMS III

LORETTA M. ADAMS

WAYNE ADDLEMAN

SUDHA AGGARWAL

DEBBIE ALBRIGHT

KIM ALEXANDER

KIMBERLY ANDERSON

SUSAN ELIZABETH ARCHER

HOLLY ARNOLD

DAVID ASHCRAFT

CINDY JO AULT

> EUGENE BERKEY

MARY BERRENA

HAROLD BIERLY

DANIEL MICHAEL BLEHL

COLEEN BOAL

MICHAEL BOHN

MICHAEL BERRENA

ERIC R. BLIESMER

GREGORY BONE

LEROY BICKLE

STEVEN A. BLOOM

FREDERICK Y. BORDEN III-

"There's just so much talk about gymnastics I can stand." (J. Thoele, J. Sweetland)

DAVID DANIEL BAYLETTS

RENEE J. BEAULIEU

NAOMI REBECCA BENEDICT

"My report is entitled 'The Role of Trigonometry in Today's Society; Who Needs It?' " (T. Warner)

CARL W. BECHDEL

JANCIE ANN BENNINGHOFF

''I don't know, Judy, I've met some taxidermists w ho have worked wonders . . ." (T. Hartnett, J. Kavanaugh)

BARBARA BECK

SUSAN KAY BERGSTROM

SHA WNIE LOU BAYLETS

DAVID BELASCO

BRUCE L. BERKEY

"My Goshi It's Ryan O'Neil!" (K. Miller, T. Warner)

CATHY ANN BROWN

SCOTT BRUCE

PATTI BRUNNER

ROBERT H . BRYANT

RONALD BURNS

JUNE ELIZABETH BURR

RONALD R. BYRON

GREG BROWN

KIRSTEN BRYSON

"It's just that I'm not too crazy about spats on desert boots ... " (K. Barnes)

RICHARD D. BRACE

JAMES

BRENDLINGER

THOMAS J. BRODZINA

ELIZABETH BOYD

CONNIE BREWER

TOM BROUSE

KIM A. BOYER

DEBORAH ELIZABETH BRISCOE

BARBARA ANN BROWN

"No, I wasn't thinking of changing my name to Joe Willie Harris." (D. Harris)

J. MARK CILETTI

MARGARET ADELE CLAGETT

DANlEL DWIGHT CHAFFEE Ill

KAREN MARY COLE

JANICE KAYE CHILCOAT

KEN CONFER

ELLEN COOPER

"No, John, your pitch is C flat, his is F sharp ... " U. Wall, A. Potter)

DONNA CALDWELL

JANIS PAULA CAMPBELL

MARJORIE ANN CAMPBELL

MARJORIE REYNOLDS CAMPBELL

MICHAEL CAMPBELL

DAVE CANNON

LEON CARBERRY

CAROLYN MARGARET CARRUTHERS

FREDERICK CARSON

NANCY ANN CASIDA

BEATRICE CAUJOLLE

RUTH CHABLE'

SARAH ALICE HAYFORD DANIELS

BARBARA LEA DA VIES

VALERIE DeGROAT

CAROL ANN DEIBLER

\ GEORGE ANDREW DENNIS, JR.

KATHY DeVERTER

RACHEL DIAMANT

ROGER DIEHL

MARIE ELIZABETH DiRINALDO

CHARLES DITTMAN

LARRY DiVESTA

GWENN LOUISE DOMBROSKI

"It looks great , Josh, but it's on backwards." (H. Arnold, J. Rubenstein)

DEBORAH S. CRECRAFT

TIMOTHY CURLEY

JAY COOPER

CINDA CORL

ROBERT CORL

EDIE LOUISE CRAMER

LEANNE MARIE CZEKAJ

GAIL VIRGINIA DAMERST

JULIA ANNE EMMERS

DAVID H. FARRAND

BRUCE ELLIS

HELEN KAY ELLSWORTH

MICHAEL F. FERGUS

LEANNE LORRAINE FILES

EMILY JEAN FINE

DIANE KAY FISHER

ANN FARREL FITZGERALD

CHARLES PHILIP FLIPSE

GREGORY FLORIN

CHIP FODERARO

STEVEN DOUGLAS

JOAN E. DREIBELBIS

JoANN DREIBELBIS

MARTHA DREIBELBIS

MICHAEL DREIBELBIS

CYNTHIA ANN DUGAN

JAMES EAGLETON

PHIL EBAUGH

MIMI ECK

TERRI EDEN

MICHAEL EGGERT

STEVEN J. ELLIOTT

DEBORAH LYNNE FURST

RODNEY FYE

JOHN GALLAGHER

BRONWEN PATRICIA GAMBLE

GAY ANNE GAIL GARMAN

DEBBIE LYNN GAUTHIER

MICHAEL GAWRYLA

SHELLY JEAN GEARHART

CAROL GEBHARD

DANIEL GESELOWITZ

"My insurance company? New England Life, of course. Why?" (S. Barnes, C. Carruthers)

"Answer to number five? I don't even know what page we're on, let alone which class I'm in." (B. Berkey)

DOUG FORD

MARTIN EUGENE FORD

WILLIAM CHARLES FORD

MARY ANN FORMICA

MICHAEL FREARK

PETER FREEMAN

G. JEFFERY FRENCH

J. HILTON FREY

JAMES FRICK

DEBRA ANN FUDROW

"I remember when I broke my arm; I was loading anvils on a truck, AHEM, and .. ,"

BONNIE M. GRENOBLE

BARBARA GRIFFITH

JOYCE ROBIN GRITZMAN

KEN GROSS

JIM GROVE

MARSHA GULLO

PATRICIA E. GUMMO

BARBARA GUTHRIE

"Just a bit too much lemon, Oren." (0. Bachman, D. Daugherty)

LINDA FRANCES HAAS 73

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"Yes, it is a soft drink. No, they don't know I have it and shut up!" (D. Farrand, J. Campbell, D. Chaffee)

CINDY GHANER

WILLIAM GERALD GIFFORD

PENELOPE GILL

DENNY W. GLADFELTER

TIM GLENN

KAREN JEAN GOLDING

ALICIA ANN GOODE

KEVIN GREEN

CYNTHIA LOUISE GREENE

PEGGY A. GREENLAND

DENNIS GREENLY

DAVID CLARK HARRIS

WILLIAM PATRICK HARRIS

GARY HARTMAN

LARRY HARTMAN

RON HARTMAN

THOMAS HARTNETT

CYNTHIA HARVEY

JANET AILEEN HAUGH

PHILIP HAWK

RICHARDS. HA YTHORNTHWAITE

"Highest in the class! Can you believe it?" (D. Neissner)

BARBARA HACKER

ROBIN SUE HALL

STEVE HACKMAN

LINDA JEAN HAFFNER

BARRY HAMILTON

MARTHA E. HAMMOND

REBECCA LYNN HARPER

ALBERT HARPSTER

DEBORAH HARPSTER

"What else? The UnCola!" (D. Hosler, G. Mansell)

JOHN HALL

DAVID CLARK HARRIS

WILLIAM PATRICK HARRIS

GARY HARTMAN

RON HARTMAN

THOMAS HARTNETT

CYNTHIA HARVEY

PHILIP HAWK

RICHARDS. HA YTHORNTHWAITE

LARRY HARTMAN

JANET AILEEN HAUGH

"Highest in the class! Can you believe it?" (D . Neissner)

BARBARA HACKER

STEVE HACKMAN

LINDA JEAN HAFFNER

JOHN HALL

ROBIN SUE HALL

BARRY HAMILTON

MARTHA E. HAMMOND

REBECCA LYNN HARPER

ALBERT HARPSTER

DEBORAH HARPSTER

"What else? The UnCola!" (D. Hosler, G. Mansell)

NANCY E. HORNBECK

MATTHEW B. HORNE

SANDRA JEAN HORNER

DAVID CHARLES HOSLER

LINDA LEE HOSTERMAN

RANDY HOUCK

JAMES HOUGH

REBECCA ANN HOUSER

RONALD JEFRY HOUSER

JIM HOWELL

BARRY HOY

MICHELE HRICKO

'J "That's not bad, Martin, but can you play it without the roll?" {M. Ford, H. Triebold)

ROSEMARY HEILMAN

STEPHEN HEIMER

DERF HENSAL

RANDOLPH A. HERROLD

CAROLYN LUCILLE HETTICH

DONALD L. HOLLOBAUGH

PAMELA JANE HOLSINGER

RONALD HOLSOPPLE

MICHAEL HOMAN

JANICE ELAINE HORN

DANIEL JODON

BARBARA ANNE JOHNSON

LINDA M. JOHNSON

DAVID REESE JONES

KIT JONES

SASKIA JORDAN

CYNTHIA S. JOHNSON

KEITH DANIEL JOHNSON

"With a hat and cane, I do a pretty d ecent Maurice Chevalier!" a. Mendez)

MICHAEL A. HUCKABEE

DENISE HUDSON

JEFF HUGILL

KIM HUTTON

GREGORY INGRAM

DEMBA ALIELI JACK

CHARLES JACKSON

GARY JACKSON

JUDITH ANNE JACKSON

JANE EVELYN TENNESS

CURTIS A. JENSEN

LINDA MARIE KEPHART

LYNNE LOUISE KING

KEVIN MICHAEL KOLASA

RICHARD ISHLER KEPLER

GERALD J. KISTLER

SARAH KOLL

CHERRIE KERR

JOHN SHIDLER KING

JIM KOCH

ROBERT KOCHER

BARBARA ANN KOLLN

ALAN KOPP

PHILLIP C. KANAGY

PAUL KECK

PHILIP N. KELLER

NEERU KANWAL

JUDITH ANN KAVANAUGH

"Ring around the rosies, a pocket full of posies ... " (C. Dittman)

WILLIAM P. KELLER

ELLEN KA YE KELLERMAN

WILLIAM H. KAZEZ

E. EUGENE KELLER, JR.

KATHIE KENNEY

STEVEN C. LOERCH

BOB LONG

KATHERINE L. LUMLEY

SUSAN LYNN

CAROL A. MACRI

KAREN LYN MAGNUSON

MARILYN ANNE MANNING

GERARD J. MANSELL

KATHY A. MARK

ELLEN JANE LUSE

JEFF MAMETT

MATTHEW C. MASON

ROBERT R. KOUNTZ

LARRY KOWALSKI

DAVID FINDLAY LAUGHLIN

LAURIE BETH LAWTHER

LORI ANN LEWCHUK

DEBBRA SUSAN LEWIS

JOHN BURTON LAIRD

CYNTHIA JEAN LAUCK

DAVID LEISS

MICHAEL LEVINE

NANCY ELLEN LINGLE

JENNIE LUE LOCKHART

STEVEN MENTZER

BETH MEYER

RAYE. MEYER

JEFF MICHAEL

KAREN WYNN MILLER

KEITH C. MILLER

T AMAZINE ANNE MILLER

TOM MILLER

GREGORY MARTIN MONTRESOR

DIANE LOUISE MOORE

JAN B. MATTERN

"If you don't know the word, look it up in the Thesaur, Theusaur, Thusar - dictionary." (S. Moyer, J. Kavanaugh, Mrs. Zahn)

PATRICIA McCLELLAN

VICKI McCLrNTIC

HARRY MICHAEL McDERMOTT

DONNA McGAHEN

DAVID K. McHUGH

MICHAEL E. McHUGH

HERBERT L. McKINSTRY

MARY LOU McNICHOL

JOE MENDEZ

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DAVID WILLIAM NELSON

RICHARD ROBERT NELSON II

PAULA NESHTERUK

LOWELL NEWMAN

N. GAIL NEWMAN

HEIDI NICHOLAS

DONNA NIESSNER

RAYE A. NORTHAMER

CHARLES NYDEGGER

"I hope she doesn't see the big red 'S' . . ." (.i;:. Borden, D. Briscoe)

LINDA MOORE

LEE ALAN MOREHOUSE

KAYLOR ANNE MORIARTA

CAROL FETTEROLF MORRIS

SARA LYNN MOYER

JEANNE MARIE MURPHY

DAVID A. NEFF

MICHAEL H. NEIGH

SANDRA LOUISE NELLIS

"Jim, we've got to stop meeting like this." (J. Van Horn)

NANCY PIGOTT

"Queen's bishop five to King's Knight's four, uh, I mean rook to Queen's - ah, heck, Checkmate!" (F. Borden)

CAROL MARIE PROSSER

JOHN PUFF

THOMAS

PIROG .

C, MICHAEL POORMAN

KAREN JANE POORMAN

RANDALL PUTT

R. LOREN PYE

GEORGE STUART O 'HARA, JR.

TIMOTHY OLSON

CHARLES PALMER

DIANE ALICE PALMER

MARGARET ANN PATRILAK

JOSEPH F. PEAKE

"Heck, Marty, what do you want to do tonight?" (P. Suhr, L. Adams, S. Mentzer)

MARK STEVEN ORLANDO

JEFFREY PALMER

JUDY PELTON

LISA ANNE PALLADINO

STEVE PARK

LINDA D. PERSIA

EVA LORRAINE RICE

GENE RICHARDSON

NAN MARIE RICHENDERFER

WILLIAM LAIRD RITTER

DOUG ROBB

RANDY K. ROCKEY

RICHARD ROUGEUX

SHARON ROUGEUX

FRED ROUSH

CELIA RIPKA

KARYL ROGERS

MARY JO QUINN

"What did you put in his drink?" {P. Hawk, J. Kavanaugh)

ROBIN LEE REESE

SANDRA K. REESE

MICHAEL RANDALL

WILLIAM L. RATHFON

DOTTIE REARICK

CAROL DIANE REISH

MAUREEN RENEHAN

EDWARD SEARLS

RANDY SECHREST

MICHAEL LAWRENCE SELFRIDGE

BRETT W. SENIOR

LINDA SUE SHAFFER

DOROTHYJ.SHAMONSKY

VIRGINIA ELLEN SHAWLEY

"I'd n ever believe it just looking at you, Tammy ... " (R. Hall, T. Miller)

CATHERINE E. SELSOR

DAVID FREDERICKS SHANER

DAVID WESLEY SHEARER

THOMAS ROW

GEORGANNE KATHLEEN RUBY

GARY SAGER

LINDA SAUNDERS

LILI MARGARITA SANDERS

CHARLENE KAY SAXION

SHARON EMELINE RUDY

CECILIA RITA SANKER

LEE C. SCHISLER

MARK RUFFNER

PAMELA SAPPICK

DIANA CAROL SCHRADER

EV AN B. SMITH

DAVID R. SNITGER

RONALD B. SOLOMON

SHERILYN KAY SOMMERS

BARBARA ANN SPELL

ED SPICER

RICKEY SPICER

SCOTT A. SPISAK

NANCY SPRAGUE

DAVID STABB

"I think Miss November was cuter." (F. Borden, M. Fergus)

ALAN RAY SHERRITT

LAURIE EILEEN SHIGLEY

SUSAN MARIAN SHILKE

JAMES SHUEY

GAYLE ANNE SLIVINSKE

CANDACE ANNE SMITH

"Aw, that one's simple: -짜x-i + sin i (e:.ylx)" (D. Laughlin, H. Triebold)

DARLENE SIGEL

RICHARD PAUL SIMONS

CHALMERS SMITH

DONNA MARIE SMITH

THOMAS E. SULKOWSKI

KAREN LOUISE SUMMERS

KATHLEEN ANN SUMMERS

DORI SUNDAY

CYNTHIA LUANNE SWANGER

S. TIMOTHY SWANSON

CYNTHIA SWAVELY

JAMES EARL SWEETLAND

"I don't see why the four of us can't form our own Im. basketball team." 0, Thoele, E. Luse, D. Stephens, L. West)

ELLEN MARIE TARACA NI

ST EPHANIE JANE SWORDS

EDWARD PAUL STEFANKO

DEBRA SUSAN STEPHENS

ROGER STEWART

SUSAN KAY STEWART

JEFFORY B. STOUGHTON

VALERIE STOVER

TERRY L. STUART

LAWRENCE M. SUHEY

E. THOMAS STEPHENS

THOMAS E. STEVENS

PHILIP D. STOVER

PHILLIP NORMAN SUHR

BARBARA ANN TUKEY

JAMES SHAW VanHORN

SHIRLEY JANE VESPER

WILLIAM M. VISNOVSKY

JACQUELINE E. VEATER

CAROL JUNE VESPER

ANN C. VOIGT

JOHN F. WALL

WILLIAM R. WALLACE III

TRUDI CAROL WARNER

"Ron Rico, didn't he used to play as the villain in those Sherlock Holmes flicks?" (K. Johnson, S. Spisak)

RICHARD E. TATE

JANET LOUISE THOELE

CYNTHIA KAY TICE

NANCY TINDAL

FAUSTINE TOWNSEND

MARTHAJ.TRAVERSE

HOWARD 0. TRIEBOLD III

THOMAS TUDEK

"I don't believe it, I don't believe it. They've actually made qymquat filled spaghetti." (S. Spisak, S. Heimer)

PEGGY WHALEY

STEVEN F. WHITE

GREGORY WILSON

DEBBIE WHEELOCK

DREW WILKINS

JAMES EDWARD WILSON

JE!"FREY WHITBY

ARTHUR WILLIAMS

PAMELA GAY WISSINGER

DANIEL SHERWOOD WHITE

EUGENE WILLIAMS

BLAIN WITHERITE

lOl

"I didn't know you 路spell concentrate with two Z's." (M. Ciletti)

PAUL KENNETH WEIDHAAS

ELIZABETH WELCH

CLIFFORD G. WAY, JR.

HENRY JAMES WEIDA

FRED WELLER

DOUGLAS R. WELTER

LINDA SUZANNE WEST

LAURIE WETTSTONE

DONALD DAUGHERTY

EMILY MEYERS

CATHERINE DIANE TRUSCOTT

MELISSA JANE DOUGLASS

MARY ELIZABETH ETTERS

THOMAS B. FRY

CRAIG ALAN HOLDEN

ROBERT CLARK

DAUBA RHODES

SENIORS WITHOUT P ICTURES JAMIE LORRAINE BOWER MARTHA BROSCHART DAVID CASHNER DANIEL COX JOE DeV INCENZO EDWARD DUMOND THOMAS DUNAWAY JOHN GABEL

SUSAN HEALY RANDALL JOHNSON JACK LAIRD SUSAN LEVINE WAYNE LOWERY DELIA McQUADE

MOTOKO MORI BARBARA MUSCHLITZ MACIEK PINNO ALLEN POTTER BRENDA SHADE SUSAN TAMOWSKI GLORIA TAYLOR RONALD WILLIAMS 103

CATHY ELAINE WITMER

MARC WARREN WITZIG

DAVID WOMER

MARILYN LOUISE WOMER

YVONNE A. WOODS

DOROTHY M. YOUNG

KARL F. YOUNGINGER

JEANNE LOUISE YOUNKIN

JOAN ZEIGLER

NANCIZONGE

STEVE ZORETICH

ELEANA MEYERS

180 DAYS

OF THIS?

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DO YOU MEAN WE ACTUALLY SURVIVED ...

TO SOME QUESTIONS.

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BUT IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS .. .

Steve Baily

Betsy Baker

Debbie Baker

Jeff Barnes

Joni Barnoff

Jan Barron

Mitch Batt

Terri Baumgardt

Judy Baylets

Mary Baylets

Eileen Beck

Edward Behrer

Mike Bergstein

Eileen Beward

Chuck Bierlein

Rick Bierly

Richard Bird

Sandy Bird

Vickie Bird

Ann Birnie

Robert Bitner

Mike Blaker

Cheryl Bland

Ruth Blazosky

Heidi Bloom

Regina Bolan

Sharon Booth

Sherrie Borden

Carol Brace

Craig Bradford

Ken Brame

Frank Brault

Pat Brendlinger

Cindy Bressler

Irene Barto

Carolyn Bengston

"Hear no evil, say no evil, see no evil." (B. McCoy, K. Cole, M. Marrow)

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CLASS OF '73 One year gone by, one year to go; The Juniors, not yet recovered from Sophomore Trauma, are already feeling the pangs of Senioritis. But rather than bemoan their fate as in-betweeners, the Juniors enjoy life, throwing themselves with vigor into the activities and friendships which the Sophomores are too shy to at. tempt and the Seniors too tired. Jonathan Abelove

ohn Almquist

Bill Ameringer

iandy Austin

Daphne Ayoub_

Mary Kay Archer

Gayle Baer

Mary Jo Ackerman

Dennis Adams

Peggy Addleman

Vicki Allison

Bill Armes

Wally Armstrong

Mark Ashby

Dana Austin

Boyd Bailey

Debbie Bailey

Diane Bailey

Jean Bailey

Amanda Cox

Carol Cox

Chuck Creighton

Roger Crider

Gail Crosman

Bob Cross

Margaret Dahmus

Becky Dashem

"$# *"0!"

(M . Bruster) Jeff Davies

Robert Deak

Alice Dean

Sharon Dearing

Chris Deck

Edward Decker

Karen Decker

Ken Decker

Pam DeHoff

Kathie Deluca

Bill DeMartino

Mike Desmond

Karen Dibble

Sue Donley

Stephen Dorneman

Daran Doty

Karen Dunkle

Sue Dunkle

Ken Eakin

Rob Eisenhuth

Wendy Elbin 115

Dan Bringman

Pat Britten

Dave Broome

Jean Brouse

Tom Br11ce

Mike Bruster

Lisa Bryson

Alice Bubash

Paul Burnett

Justin Burns

Kevin Burns

Sue Burnside

Bernie Busovne

Kathy Buss

ii Busse vonColbe

Nancy Byers

Nick Campanis

Vicki Campanis

Laura Cardenuto

Tony Carelas

Pete Carney

iarry Cashner

Phil Caujolle

Richard Chavis

George Chisholm

1lm Chomicky

Nick Chubb

Andrea Cleveland

Debbie Clouser

Herbert Cole

Tom Collins

Debbie Conley

Rich Coble

"I think they camouflage nicely with the dress." (T. Trumbo)

Mike Conner

John Coppolino

Terry Corl

Paul Ghaner

Randy Gibboney

Charlene Giffin

Don Gillespie

Gary Gilliland

Gary R. Gilliland

John Gingerich

Kim Girts

Jason Gladfelter

Bill Glover

Martha Goodwin

Elizabeth Gordeuk

Amy Gottlieb

Bill Gray

Sherry Green

Linda Greenlaw

Dirk Grissinger

Gary Gross

Anne Grout

Diane Grubb

Debbie Gummo

Don Gummo

Kevin Gummo

Debbie Guthrie

Martin Guttenplan

Cindy Hacker

Ina Gilmore

Brad Hafer

Bill Halpenny

Patti Hamer

Gary Green

Lee Gruver

"What? We've just got this music today and

J. L. thinks we've got

it memorized."

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Vicki Eldridge

Connie Ellenberger

"How many points is a basket worth on a serve?"

Linda Elliott

Melanie Eng

Robin t;ngler

Gabriel Escobar

Barry Fagan

Terri Frye

Kevin Farquhar

Steve Ferrara

Joe Faulkner

Lisa Fedon

Paul Fetzer

Dale Fike

Lain Files

Sheryl Fink

Mary Finn

Tom Pinocchio

Guy Fissel

John Foderaro

Richard Fogle

Neil Ford

Carmine Formica

David Fortney

Celia Fowler

Drew Frank

Pete Fritz

Kathy Garbuck

Don Garman

Stanton Garner

Jim Gebhard

Margie Gentzel

Rick Gesell

Ron Ellenburger

Charles Elliott

Ron Flebotte

Dave Horner

Kathy Hosterman

Bruce Houk

Lisa Houtz

Rod Houtz

Jeff Hoy

Nancy Hoy

Tony Huckabee

David Hudson

Cindy Hughes

Bob Igo

Cheree Intorre

Steve Iri'on

Jeanne Irvin

Kelly Irvin

Pam Jackson

Richard Jackson

Jane Jantzer

Al Jenkins

Rich Jerman

Jim Johnson

Roger Johnson

Cathy Jones

Karen Jordan

Kathy Kastner

Charles Katz

Mike Kavanaugh

Debbie Keefer

Bar bara Keeling

Elaine Keithan

Mel Keller

Nancy Keller

Steve Houtz

Jody Hugill

Teresa Houtz

Janette Hunter

"I don't know why he wants to see us ... " (L. DiVesta, B. Pazur, S. Dorneman)

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Bill Hammond

Boone Hammond

Rod Hampton

Gig Harpster

Mike Harpster

Nancy Harrington

Cindy Harrison

Sue Ann Hart

Kathy Hartnett

Brian Hassinger

Cathy Haugh

Ruth Ann Hartley

"I don't know why he wants to see us . .. " (L. DiVesta, B. Pazur, S. Dorneman)

a n Hawbaker

Barb Hayes

Susan Hayes

Chris Held

Eric Helleherg

Lee Hemman

Carol Henninger

1dy Henninger

Jesus Herrara-Nova

Donald Hockenberry

Harry Hockenberry

Kay Hollobaugh

Carol Hollinger

Rick Holsopple

en Holtzer

Doug Holtzman

Linda Hook

Holly Jo Hoover

Loretta Hoover

Sarah Hopkins

William Horn

Glenn Linsky

Jackie Loerch

Dave Loesch

Dennie Loesch

John Loesch

Mike Loewen

Doris Lohr

Jeff Long

Jim Long

Joan Long

Kathy Long

Tim Lovell

"Clay sticks to camera lenses very nicely, get the hint?" (B. Hayes)

Fred Luce

Jenny Lumley

Harry Lykens

Ed Mackes

Leslie MacMullen

Cynthia Macri

Holly Maneval

Jean Markle

Joyce Markle

Brad Masteller

Debbie Mayhew

Laura Mazza

Steve McCamley

Jeannie McCool

Mark McCrea

Peti,r McHale

Julie McKinstry

Dave Meder

David Melson

Jim Menoher

Henry Meyer

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Steve Keller

Kathy Kello

Phil Kemberling

Karen Kendall

Martha Kent

Rosie Kephart

Ed Kessling

.iel Kidwell

Cheryl King

Vickie King

Dave Kingsbury

Brenda Kline

Debbie Kline

Lorin Kline

Mona Kline

Rick Kline

Sarah Klinefelter

Terry Knepp

Kim Knepper

Laura Koch

Nancy Kocher

Scott Kulp

Kathy Kummer

Bill Kvashay

Marlene Lambert

Terry Larchuk

Kit Larkin

aurel Kovar

.ard Labenski

"There's a what in my soup?" (K. Moyer, P. Mercer)

nas Lattimer

Michael Latzanich

George Lauck

Bruce Leete

Susan Lestz

Doug Lightner

Larry Lingle

Brian Parsons

Ed Parsons

Tom Patton

Ola Persson

Bill Peters

Lynda Petitt

Valerie Petrossi

Terry Phelps

Donna Phillips

Susan Platts

Wally Pledger

Jim Plessinger

Robert Poage

Deanna Poorman

Sharon Poorman

Jim Porter

Richard Pressler

Paul Price

Malati Rao

Michelle Reed

Donna Reese

Shirley Reese

Suzanne Reethof

Simon Reich

Denny Reif

Nancy Reish

Philip Rhoads

Mike Richard

Gwenn Rider

Vickie Rider

Richard Paulson

Barb Pazur

Gary Penkala

Alison Perez

Monica Petrino

Pam Pilgram

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Tom Mitchell

Tom Montresor

Beth Moore

Rose Moore

Susan Moore

Cindy Morgan

lako Mori

Mary Morse

Steve Mourant

Debbie Moyer

Mike Moyer

John Mullen

Beth Murphey

.m Myers

Kathy Neidigh

Dana Neil

Nancy Nelson

k Nelson

Carla Ness

Nancy Nestor

Davie Nicholas

路 Niessner

Marnie Noble

Ken Noel

Colleen Nolan

Jim Miller

"Well, did you hear the one about the traveling salesman .. ."

1el Noll

Jim O'Connor

Sue Oelbermann

Raymond O'Keefe

Craig Palermo

Janet Parkhill

Larry Parko

(

Toni Sigel

Janet Simco

Steve Simkins

Frank Sirianni

Craig Small

David Smith

Jeff Smith

Sherry Smith

Mary Ann Solie

Donna Sapper

Jim Sousa

Jeff Sowash

Jacque Spearly

Ethel Spicer

Robin Spicer

John Spooner

Joe Sternberger

Glenn Steyers

Allen Stiffler

Leigh Stinson

Danny Stoner

Debbie Strader

Deloris Straw

Louise Specht

Bill Stephens

Dennis Spicer

George Stewart

"Sergeant Pepper's lonely, Sergeant Pepper's lonely, Sergeant .. ."

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Bruce Roberts

Dawn Roberts

Terry Robison

Rodney Romig

Jim Rose

Davie Royer

Margaret Royer

'erry Rudy

Dennis Russmiller

Mary Ann Rzesutock

Mike Sabock

Steve Sailer

Kathleen Sanders

Janet Sauers

rn Schantz

Gregory Schmidt

Dale Schrader

Frank Schrader

Pat Searls

Leanne Seeley

Dave Seely

Andy Sefter

Debbie Seibel

Kevin Seymore

Mike Shawley

Connie Shearer

Phyllis Shehan

I William Shelow

Nancy Shemick

Suzanne Shenk

Ann Sherif

Pene Shoemaker

George Shoffstall

Lynette Warner

Carol Warren

Elaine Weaver

Harry Weaver

Henry Weaver

Leslie Welter

Cindy Wenrick

Lynette Wenzel

Isabel Wheeler

Dave Whitby

Genia White

Ross Wigley

Terry Wilkinson

Mark White

Laurie Wausat

Stanley Way

Jennie Weaver

Suzy Weaver

Meredith Weber

Kathy Werberig

Carolyn Wernstedt

Terri West

Barb Weaver

Terry Weeks

Greg Wheeler

"You wouldn't smile if you had to memorize it." 0, Sternberger, R. Eisenhuth)

Flora Williams

Jay Williams

Sue Williams

Hugh Wilson

Jerry Wilson

Steve Wilson

Joseph Wirtz 127

Ray Szeliga

•oreen Tennis

Karen Swavely

Jeff Sweet

Ardie Taylor

Ren Taylor

Patty Teaman

Brian Tobin

Trevor Tarnowski

Jack Tressler

Denise Trostle

Trudy Trumbo

Caroline Tseo

Peggy Tudek

Ann Ulinski

Vickie Vonada

Ann Wagner

Kim Waite

Paul Walker

Tracy Stuart

Mike Struble

Nina Tallon

Joanne Tanner

Rich Tate

Carol Thompson

Margie Thompson

Becky Thorp

a fantastic answer and explanation, sir, but I wanted

r· 11."

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urt Urban

Greg Veater

Joe Venturato

CLASS OF '74 The Sophomore underlings begin the year with timidity, poking their noses only occasionally into the affairs of Upper Classmen. Somehow conspicuous in their youth and inex perience, these innocents bravely persevere until that long-awaited day arrives when they become no longer Sophomores, but fellow classmates and friends.

Hoda Abdel-Malak

Nancy Arbuckle

Steve Aberg

Wendy Ace

Dean Ackard

Gimly Adams

Steve Adams

Mitzi Addleman

Reid Allison

Randy Allshouse

Linda Ammerman

Barry Anderson

Becky Antle

Susan Aplan

Tim Austin

David Bagley

Jim Baily

Joan Baisley

Ann Baker

Cindy Baker

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Dave Wise

Lynn Witbrite

Sandy Witmer

Beth Yaw

Dena Yeagley

Chuck Yorks

Craig Wood

Hollis Zelinsky

Robert Wright

Mike Yarnell

Mike Zeigler

Steve Ziegler

JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES

Linda Burkey Neil Cocolin Terry Dean Ran Jan Deb Jacqueline DeGroat Michael DeHoff Robert Gladfelter Julia Gregson Lynn Hausman Gary Hefkin Dennis Herman David Hook Richard Hoy

Richard Johnson Alan Kellerman Margaret Klinefelter Eugene Kuhn Helen Leitch Joan Loner Linda Loesch James McKenna Samuel McKinley Brian McMahon Barbara Morrow Patrick Morse Michael Philips

Daniel Ritter Kenneth Rodgers Jay Siewers James Smith Joe Ellen Smith Donald Stine Jim Street Ann Sumantri Randy Tice Phyllis Witherite Chris Younken

Sue Bingaman

Terry Bird

Trudi Bish

Brooke Black

Bonnie Bloom

Marsha Blair

Ed Boal

"What kind of an answer is 'Q' only?"

John Briscoe

John Britton

Bob Brooks

Kathy Brown

Barbara Bruce

Jennifer Burnham

Robin Burns

Kris Buskirk

Linda Cahalen

Marcia Campolongo

Rick Capers

Linda Carroll

Celia Carson

Lynn Carley

Jill

Amy Chomicky

Ron Chronister

Dave Chubb

Pam Casselberry

Jeff Cattell

Cathey Chaffee

Chernega

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Jeff Baker

Ken Baker

Donna Bartolet

Scott Bartoo

Anita Bealer

Rob Beaulieu

Pimla Beik

Dave Bell

David Beppler

Nancy Berardis

Danice Ballenger

Rosemary Baney

Barb Barrickman

Tom Basler

Mark Bathurst

Nancy Bauchspies

Brenda Bayletts

Bob Beck

Dennis Behrer

Ed Bengtson

Rob Benton

Louis Baker

Julie Bergstrom

Deborah Bartolet

Sue Baylor

Susie Berlin

"How did you -manage 13 study halJs and two lunches?" (B. Simmet, B. McCool)

Sharon Bernard

lJavid Bernitt

Ed Bickle

Jackie Bickle

Jeff Biddle

Cindy Bierly

Wendy Biggs

Doreen Detwiler

Laura Devault

Beth Dickey

Peter Dittman

Diane Dix

Nancy Draper

Robin Dreese

Allen Dreibelbis

Dan Dreibelbis

Diane Dreibelbis

Mark Dreibelbis

Penny Dry

"Quick, someone grab my glasses. They're about to slip." (E. Boal)

Vickie Duck

Kathy Duich

Don Dumond

Lisa Dunkelberger

Melinda Dunn

Russ Dutcher

Ellen Edvar

Susan Eggert

Mary Egolf

Ned Eldridge

Laura Elliott

Bob Ellis

Linda Epler

David Escobar

Chuck Etzweiler

Robin Faris

Debbie Fasick

Debbie Fetze;

Dave Files

Connie Fink

Jerry Fisher

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Lynor Clair

Tina Clark

Craig Coblentz

Ed Coffman

Peggy Daly

Lee Davinroy

Deborah Davis

Lynne Davis

,nne DeAngelo

Sharon Dearmitt

Jenny Dean

Debbie Decker

路erley Deibler

Denny DeLong

Eileen DeLuca

Jeff Derr

Kathy Cole

Warren Coleman

"Achtungl" Sefter}

Keith Conner

Ardis Hancock

Donna Harper

Dave Harris

Tina Harris

Chip Harvey

Mike Harvey

Callie Hausman

Jim Hawkinson

Cheryl Heasley

Jeannie Hefkin

Ron Heiken

Jeff Heimer

Janet Heinsohn

Fred Heiss

Ron Henry

Steve Hersh

Fritz Herzog

Mark Hess

Scott Hess

Karen Higashida

Randy Hild

Jim Hillard

Joseph Hinger

Harvey Hoffman

Bill Hokanson

Jackie Homan

Kent Homan

Jaci Hoover

"Sorry Mr. Hege, we're broke." (T. Stanford, A. Shenk) Ryan Henninger

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athy Fitzgerald

Tom Fox

yne Gearhart

'eri Glenn

1ard Gosa

Gross

Sarah Flay

Paul Flexner

Linda Fogel

Billie Frank

Paul Freeman

Helene Friedman

Michael Geselowitz

Rod Gettig

Derrill Ghaner

Janie Goodenow

Gerrit Goodman

Linda Gordon

Patty Grabill

Ruth Grenoble

Gary Gramley

Janis Guerney

Barb Gusse

Jan Hackett

Keith Folk

Norm Frye

Stanley Ghaner

Al Folmar

Keith Forney

Roana Fuller

Evelyn Garner

John Gibboney

Kim Gladfelter

"This'll get her .. . right in the ear." (L. Kline, A. Grout)

Clair Haldeman

Joann Hamilton

Mark Hammond

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Theresa Kastner

Kim Kauffman

Roy Kaufman

Jean Kazez

Jay Keck

Carl Keener

Kim Keller

Jim Kellerman

Shari Kelly

Barb Ken_ney

Tom Kerr

Selby Kiffer

John Kilian

Anne King

Cynthia King

Kandi King

Karen King

Mark King

Dave Kisner

Kip Klein

Dan Klekner

Bob Kline

Lyndon Kline

Marcy Klinefelt er

Lisa Knapp

Sue Knepp

Karen Knisley

Fred Koch

Jeanne Klinefelter

Judy Klinefelter

"What could be greater than Christmas vacation?" "Two Christmas vacations!" (W. Ace, L. Way)

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Hopkins

Tina Horner

B. A. Hornstein

Karen Hosterman

Ken Hoy

ge Huber

Bill Hughes

Jeff Hughes

Kathy Hull

Kim Intorre

Jennifer Hricko

Dale Ishman

Shih-In Hu

Cathy Jackson

Jackson

n Johnson

Johnson

e Johnstone

Sue Jacobs

Doug Johnson路

Bryan Jensen

Mike Norris

Beth Jinks

George Johns

Dave Jodon

Karen Johnson

William Johnson

Carolyn Johnstone

Alan Jones

Carol Jones

"Mine's longer! (The scarf that is)" (D. Escoba r)

Thyri Jonsson

Dan Jordan

Lucy Jordan

Denise Kaiser

E Anita .Lowery

Steve Lowery

Juriji Luciw

Bret Lukezic

Todd Lundy

Joe Maginnis

Maria Manis

Gary Mann

Rhonda Marker

Jacque Markle

Mary Marro

Sam Martella

Joanne Mast

Mark Mastalerz

Debbie Methie

Marion Maximiac

Tom Mazza

David McCarl

Denise McClellan

Michele McClellan

Cindy McCool

Bob McCool

Mary McCoy

Mead McCoy

Tom McCrea

Stephen McDermott

June McKee

Grace Mehalick

Pam Mercer

Patricia Meyer

Linda Milheim

Shelby Luse

Gretchen Lux

"We represent the lollipop guild . .. " (K. Brown, K. Searls)

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Je Laird

o Lehman

路j Leonard

1e Lieb

Steve Lambert

Greg Lang

Sue Leinbach

Robin Lentvorsky

Russ Leonard

Jamie 'Lewis

Bill Lingle

Cindy Loerch

Vera Kochanowsky

Amy Koll

Richard Koontz

Charmaine Kowalski

Ann Kradel

Scott Kresge

Charles Kuhn

Al Kustaborder

Steven Lassagne

Kathy Lauck

Ken Leath

Dan LeBlanc

"There's a lot to be said for it. I just can't say what at the moment."

Rosalie Lohr

Sally Lohr

Dennis Long

John Lopez

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Eric Noble

Debbie Oberle

John O'Bryan

Elizabeth O'Compo

Kathy O'Connell

Chris O'Hara

Debbie Oliver

Nancy Osterhoudt

John Oswald

Brian Oyler

Greg Palazzari

Karen Palmer

Mark Palmer

Jim Park

John Parsons

Mary Patton

Ed Pearson

David Perez

Lisa Person

Matt Persson

Steve Peters

Patrice Peterson

Elly Phillips

Betsy Pierce

Miriam Poorman

Gary Potter

Nancy Poust

Tom Pratt

Kathy Puzak

Kathy Quinn

"You mean I have her for physics?" (B. Simmel)

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Cindy Morris

Ron Jerman

Mulberger

Don Mulhatten

Diane Mullen

Murphey

Judy Naginey

Nearhoof

Merle Neff

Moroz

Lora Milheim

Jeff Miller

Rob Moir

Roger Moore

Sue Morehouse

Mako Mori

Renee Mourant

Kathy Moyer

Russell Moyer

Richard Moyle

John Miller

Nancy Minshall

Sally Nagurny

Laurie Neidigh

John Nelson

Scot Nelson

Marjorie Nicholas

Shelley Nicholas

Theresa Sanders

Terri Sapanski

Cathy Sauers

Dave Schmidt

Sarah Scholten

Gary Schroeder

Vicki Schwartz

Gus Searles

Kathy Searls

John Sefter

Robin Semple

Donna Seymore

Kim Shevchik

Bill Shirey

Bob Shrigley

Douglas Shope

Pete Siegenthaler

Donna Simco

Bill Simmet

Dave Simons

Joie Sirianni

Gwen Shade

Doug Shearer

Arthur Shenk

"Wait 'til they hear about this at the lunch table!" (C. Thomas, N. Berardis)

Clay Singletary

Aviva Skell

Mike Slater

Kim Slavecki 143

,ue Quinn

Dave Rabinowitz

Joe Rainelli

Ra)pb Ralston

Tom Reape

Ken Reese

Lisa Reeves

iii Reich

Sharon Reich

Peggy Reilly

Debbie Reitz

Donna Reitz

David Rhoades

Denise Ribble

:ve Rice

Debbie Riddle

Lynne Rider

Sheldon Rider

Peter Rigby

Elizabeth Riger

Nancy Rigone

Mike Riley

Mike Rininger

Dave Robb

Kim Rote

Leah Rozen

Amanda Rubinstein

Grace Rudy

Kathy Rudy

Missy Ruffner

Paul Rutschky

John Sallad e

Mark Sanders

John Struble

Dennis Stuck

Henry Stlircken

Albert Sun

Debra Sunday

Doug Sunday

Dan Swanson

Tim Swatsworth

George Swavely

Tony Swisher

Lynn Taylor

Cindy Thomas

Patty Thomas

Susan Thomas

Richard Thompson

Mike Thorn

"With a score like that, I'd cry too." (K. Duich)

Jerry Thornton

Becky Thwaites路

Mike Tingue

Susan Tracey

John Traverse

Julie Triolo

Kim Trostle

Susie Trotter

Dave Turner

Brian Tussey

Randy Vandegrift

Marta Vandenberg

Mark Vandermark

Erica VanDommelen 145

irry Slear

Greg Smith

Janet Smith

Joyce Smith

Lucinda Smith

Paula Smith

Randy Smith

Jie Smutzer

Jeff Snyder

Lisa Snyder

Renee Sommers

Steve Sowash

Dean Spanos

Edward Spearly

rtin Specht

Cindy Spicer

Dave Spicer

Debbie Spicer

Tim Stanford

Brian Steele

Richard Stem

Sam Stephens

Kent Barr

Andy Stewart

Brian Stewart

Paul Stewart

Jan Storch

Kathy Stover

Kim Stover

Walter Stone

Valerie Stoughton

Cindy Straley

Charles Struble

might as well make it easier if I have to put my nose (S. Hess)

Darlene Wilson

James Wilson

Barry Wolf

Leann Yingling

Scott Yocum

Joan Wilson

Norma Wilson

Dan Winnett

Carol Witmer

Jodi Witmer

Pam Wooding

Pam Workman

Barbara Worthen

Jim Wright

Dave Yancey

Chip Yorks

Darrel Zaccagni

Jamilia Zamrik

Diane Zell

Leah Zan g

Thomas Zoretich SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES Brian Ashcraft Alice Avey Stephen Bailey Sam Bennett Michael Blaker Dennis Boyles Victor Broderick Gregg Brookes Clair Broome Ralph Coble Dennis Crandell Cathy Davis Terry Dixon Marc Doucette Dale Fike Carmen Formica David Foster Anne Fournier John Frank Ray Greenland

Debra Guthrie Roberta Hamilton Catherine Harding Jim Harper Mitchell Harpster Pamela Hartman Steven Healy Robin Holderman Gary Horner Richard Jackson Mark Jantzer Bonnie Johnson James Laing Johanna Leos Linda Mayes Ann McCormick Christopher Nearhoof Ann Nydegger Jon Petershein Anthony Petrossi

Jeffrey Poorman Jack Pressler Sharon Prisk Terry Prisk Timothy Prisk..,.. John Rider Margaret Royer Stanley Scofield James Slog Sheldon Sm ith Ted Sm ith Lisa Stellwagon Jan ice Tammen Bonnie Wegener Denni Whitehill Deborah Williams Lorna Wilson Linda W inklesline Gary Woodring Scott Zimmerman

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ras Vedam

Andy Vesper

Mary Waddington

Dan Walker

Cathy Warding

Steve Warlick

Doris Wasson

m Wasson

Denise Watson

Glenna Watson

Charles Way

Laurie Way

David Weaver

Lucia Webb

ide Webb

Dan Wedlake

Mark Weintraub

Mabelle Weir

Fred Welch

Karl Westby

Dennis Wheeland

Holly Wheelock

Katey White

Linda White

Marlin Wian

Bruce Wiggins

Joel Wilcox

Linda Wilkins

Walt Wilkins

"Simon says 'put your left arm up.' " (Sophomore Band)

Charlotte Williams

Darlene Williams

Mary Lou Williams

John Willower

Cathy Wilson

Chuck Wilson

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Front Row: S. Hu, B. Pazur, D. Moyer, N. Nelson, S. Tntorre, D. Ribble, B. Houser, B. Brown, T. Kastner, B. Davies, A. Ulinski, N. Sprague, r.:. Boyd, W. Zerby. Second Row: M. Dahrnus (V. Pres.), M. Eck, G. Linsky, E. Smith, D. Chaffee (Pres.), D. Ford, G. Steyers, C. Yorks, C. Macri, f. McCool (Sec.), M. Doucette, F. Koch. Third Row: f. Sternberger, H. McDermott, M. Ford, S. Lambert, f. Wood.

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19' STUDENT COUNCIL '72 Opening of the Courtyard ... Representative to the School Board ... Welfare Drive ... CHAMP Project ... Representative to Y.E.S.... Bellefonte Student Exchange .. . Student-Faculty Dialogues .. . Grievance .. . Representative to the Athletic Association .. . President's Advisory Board ... Committee Workshops ... Representative to the Principal's Advisory Board ... Welcoming New Students . .. School Board Members at Council Meetings ... Student-School Board Dialogues ... Money for W.S.C.H ...

f another person comes to me, wanting to plant posies in the courtyard, I will personally shove an gplant up . . ."

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JUNIOR SENATE

Prom al the Hol id ay Inn . .. Sell T-Shirls ... T hey 're Cool, Ask Any One of Them . ..

Front Row: M. Rzesutock, C. Hughes, D. Trostle, E. Files, J. Parkhill, M. Dahrnus. Second Row: Mr. Filko, B. Yaw, C. Shearer, S. Sm ith, A. Ulinski, N. Nelson, D. Moyer, D. Neil, M. Petrino, M. A. Solie, C. Bressler, J. Markle, B. Hayes, T. West, G. Schmidt, B. Am eringer. Third Row: M. Desmond, N. Tobey, L. H ook. D. Fra nk, K. Kummer, M. Reed , G. Linsky, K. Swavely, C. Brace, H . Maneva l, C. Macri, J. Gebhard , P. Pilgrim, M. Batt, A. Jenkins, M. Richard. Fourth Row: J. Spearly (Treas.), D. Fortney (Co-Pres.), C. Yorks (Co-Pres.), T . Trumbo (Sec.).

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SENIOR SENATE '72 CME Triumvirate ... Bronze Name Plaques ... Try Again . .. Big Money Making Project . New Year's Eve Dance . .. No Money Loss .. Sponsors for C.H.A.M.P .... Mixers ... Dances Senior Week . . . Dinner Dance ... All Night Party . Silky .. . "A buck and a half for that?" "No! No! We pay you!"

First Row: L. Shigley, P. Patrilak, L. West, B. Kollen, B. Ford, C. Moriarta, K. Kenney, L. Newman, C. Gebhard, D. Farrand, T. Mi11er, J. Kavanaugh. Second Row:'B. Austin, J. Campbell, L. Palladino, J. Thoele, B. Meyer, M. Renehan, B. Harper. Third Row: D. Stephens, D. Ford, G. Mansell, D. Chaffee, L. Files, M. Campbell, B. Houser, B. Brown, D. Jones, B. Guthrie, K. Miller, K. Alexander, S. Spizak, D. Lewis. Fourth Row: D. Carruthers, M. Witzig, J. VanHorn, E. Stefanko. Fifth Row: R. Hall, C. Kerr, D. Wilkins, G. Dennis, D. Snitger, D. Laughlin (Pres.), M. Ford (Pres.), D. Hensel (Pres.}, T. Warner (Sec.}, R. Brace, C. Witmer, A. Sherritt, E. Luse, K. Anderson, A. Goode, S. Archer. Sixth Row: H. Treibold. Missing from Picture: B. Ballenger (Treas.).

FINE ARTS CLUB

Working in Projects Independently Paint Brushes . .. Art Gum . Thursda ys afte r School ... Mrs. Mook .. . Creativity ... Individualism .. . "You like it? I'm thinking of calling it the Mona Pizza ."

Front Row: S. Aggarwal. P. King, V. Eldridge, A. Bernie. S econd Row: B. Beck, E. Meyers, B. Gamble, B. H a rper, T. Miller. Third Row: Mrs. Mook, 0. Clouser, B. Ameringer, 0. Briscoe, J. Brouse.

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SOPHOMORE SENATE

1974 . . . A Class of Determination . .. Senate ... Major Money Making Project ... Candy . .. Peanut Butter Puffs . .. Chocolate Straws ... Determination Put to Good Use ... The Money Kept Rollin' In . . . A Grand Total of Approximately 4000 Dollars . . . That's a Lot of Determination . . . Problems with Constitution . . . Proposed Amendments . .. A Better Senate through a Better Constitution . . . 1974 ... We've Only Just Begun ...

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Front Row: P. Freem an, J. Miller, K. Klein, J. Baker, J. Oswald. Second Row: T. Kastner, J. Adams, S. Kelly, B. A. Hornstein , S. Knepp; K. Puzak, B. Jinks, L. Carroll, D. Reitz路, P. Wooding, M. Patton. Third Row: J. Sefter, A. Baker, B. Thomas, M. Williams, N. Eldridge, L. Smith, H. Friedman, B. Curley, J. Wood. Fourth Row: J. Hackett, (Parliamentarian), S. Lambert (Pres.), D. Ribble (Sec.), C. Kowalskj (V. Pres.), C. McDermott (Treas.).

BICYCLING CLUB Life Is the Fresh Air . . . A Country Road And a Bicycle

"Nope, sorry. If you're still using training wheels, we can't use you."

Front Row: P. Burnett, M. Mason, T. Miller, M. Specht, R. Poage, J. Foderaro, T. Pirog. Second Row: R. Wright, L. Greenlaw, S. Borden, K. Kello, H. Zelinsky, N. Nelson, E. Taricani, M. Finn, W. Kazez, J. Kazez. Third Row: D. Holtzman, S. Wartik, J. Miller. Fourth Row: C. Jensen, G. Mansell, C. Coblentz, E. Noble, L. Rozen.

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HALL PATROL

Keep to the Right . .. No Running ... Hey, Kid ... Wrong Door ... Up the Down Staircase ... Pardon Me Whoops! ...

"Naw, it's nothing like that. I just like to pretend I'm a traffic cop."

~rant Row: L. Haffner, D. Hudson, L. Czekaj, ;, Newman, K. Kenney, S. Archer, M. Berre,a. C. Kerr, H. Triebold, D. Hensel, R. Simons, A. Levine. Second Row: D. Belasko , J. Vanforn, C. Nelson, D. Jones, E. Searles, T. )Ison, D. Welter, G. Montresor, S. Hackman. 'bird Row: J. Palmer, T. Curley, J. Mendez, M. 'ergus, L. Ritter, E. Kellerman, A. Sherrill, C. :odgers, Mr. Faris. Fourth Row: D. SnHger, B. enior, J. Wall, J. Wilson, D. White.

Front Row: H. Nicholas, H . Freidman, C. Smith (Pres.), S . Garner, B. Pazur (Treas.), D. Shamonsky, L. Boyd (Sec.). Second Row: A. Voight, W. Elbin, N. Wartil<, A. Wagner, 0. Ford, D. Chaffee, D. Ayoub. Third Row: E. Taricani, J. McKinstry, C. Hughes, K. Lumley, J. Heinsohn, K. Kolasa. Missing from Picture: M. Eck (V. Pres.).

IRC International Relations Club ... Woman's Lib ... Sponsor of East Coast Model United Nations Conference .. .

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ASTRA

Sadie Hawkins Day Dance ... Co-Sponsor ... Trip to Laurelton U.N.I.C.E.F.... Thanksgiving Cards ... Christmas Cards and Packages for Servicemen in Vietnam ... Easter Seal Bazaar .

"Well, the Hearts Dance wasn't so bad, considering I thought it was the Sadie Hawkins Dance, but when they voted me King of Hearts ... "

Front Row: D. Carruthers, S. Barnes, J. Horne, K. Barnes (Pres.), C. Kerr, C. Prosser, D. Caldwell, D. Fudrow, L. Persia, J. Lockhart. Second Row: L. Petitt, G. Bathurst, C. Witmer, E. Luse, L. West, B. Brown, D. Stephens, M. DiRinaldo, E. Myers, E. Myers, D. Palmer, S. Sommers. Third Row: A. Wagner, L. McMullen, L. Hook, M. A. Solie, M. Patrina, K. Selsor, T. Warner, L. King, K. Miller, B. Meyer, B. Houser (Sec.), D. Neil, N. Suhey, J. Gordon, G. Dombrowski, D. Lewis, K. Boyer. Fourth Row: D. Strader, G. Damerst, C. Held, L. Files (Treas.), V. Byrd, M. Goodwin, M. J. Ackerman, M. Lambert, C. Macri, N. Harrington, J. McCool, M. Thompson, G. Rider, C. Vesper, K. Jordan, K. Kastner, C. Hettich. Fifth Row: B. Austin, D. Moyer, R. Hall, T. Miller Pres.), C. Bressler, D. Baker.

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KEY CLUB New President, Mike Yarnell . . . "Trick or Treat" for UNICE F . . . Help with the Sadie Hawk ins Dance . . Represented at Kiwan is Club . ..

"Jeez, it's been so Jong since w e've had a m eeting, even I forget what we do."

Fron t Row: R. Tate, A. Sherril!. Second Row: D. Blasko, J. Wilson, D. Jones, E. Searles. Third Row: M. Sabock, B. Gray, A. Sefter, D. Farrand {Treas.), E. Mackes, B. Gifford, M. Yarnell (Pres.). Fourth Ro w: J. Sefter, T. Curley, L. Ritter , R. Kepler, B. Sen ior. Fifth R ow: D. Snitger, G. Smith, R. Chavis, B. Ford, T. Fry, R. Simons, D. White , D. Hensel.

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Fron/ Row: R. Houck, S. Reese, C. Dugan , P. Gummo, K. Poorman, S. Moore, K. Summers, C. Hettich , S. Rudy, G. Rudy, R. Hartley, D. Keefer, R. Kephart, J. Murphy. Second Row: K. Summers, M. Yarnell (V. Pres.), S. Witmer, 0. Tennis, B. Kline, P. Hammer, D. Truscott, l. Barto, L. Bryson, R. Moore, C. Wenrick, B. Houser, V. McClintic, C. Lauck, G. H arpster, D. Watson, N. Poust, B. Deibler, D. Oberle, R. Burns, C. Swanger. Third Row: S. Greene, P. Teaman, C. Reish (Sergeant-at-Arms), D. Gummo, V. Eldridge, L. Baker, K. DiVerter (Treas.), K. Neidigh, K. DeLuca, J. Simco, P. Shehan, L. Hoover, S. Poorman, L. Houts, K. Rudy, M. Womer, M. Brochart, Mrs. Gilliland. Fourth Row: C. Thompson, C. Saxion (Pres.), V. DeGroat, D. Lohr, M. Leonard , S. Gearhart, K. Rote, S. Nellis, D. Lewis, J. Lockhart, D. Simco, N. Byers, M. Addleman, R. Herrold.

Candy Sales ... Betty Crocker Coupons for Teen Challenge ... Tea Bag Tags . . Wheel Chair ... Making Toys for Orphanages and Hospital . ..

"... and that is the shorthand for 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' ·•

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Stick Shifl ... Carburetor ... Mr. St raple ... Know Wha t Goes in the Radia tor? ... Try Lhe Brakes . ..

"With Apologies to Bill Mauldin."

First Row: T. Stephens, J. De Vincenzo, R. Brace (V. Pres.). Second Row: G. Chubb, Mr. Strapel. Third Row: F. Sirianni, C. Nydegger (Sec.), M. Poorman, D. Nelson, J. Mattern, H. Wilson. Fourth Row: T. Brouse (Treas.), G. Steyers, P. Keck (Pres.), J. Marnett, R. O'Keefe, K. Confer.

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HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL

Bake Sales ... Southern Stu dent Project .. . Bake Sales ... Walk-a-than for CHAMP . . . Meetings in lhe Career Cenler ... and More ... and More Bake Sales ...

"Next time you schedule a Student-Faculty Dialogue, make sure you invite some teachers, huh?"

Left lo Right: W. Elbin, D. Ayoub, A. Wagner, M. Eck, C. Baker, D. Strader, N. Nelson, N. Sprague, B. Houser, D. Lewis, S. Laird, E. Taricani, D. Schrader, B. Muschlitz, J. French.

FFA +;;_1 s Future...J~,i:nrt;i.rs of America Public Speaking .. . Selling of Grapefruit and Oranges ... Sponsors of Many Dances . . . Father and Son Banquet . Going to Farm Shows ... Judging Livestock at University . Keystone t'armers ...

" . .. and with this government surplus Playtex glove, we'll learn how to milk a cow."

Front Row: R. Frank, H. Hoffman, D. Walker, S. Wilson, E. Corl. Second Row: R. Wasson, K. Gummo, E. Kessling (Sentinel), R. Capers, Mr. Smith. Third Row: B. Hammond, R. Smith, E. Parsons (Sec.). In Tree: M. Dreibelbis (V. Pres.), T. Brodzina (Reporter), S. Hillard, R. Lenord, S. Wasson, E. Burkey (Pres.), A. Harpster (Chaplain), R. Kocher (Treas.), B. Henninger.

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)CATIONALDUSTRIAL UB

Day ... School Work. ross .. . orsh . . .

Top Picture Front Row: (Standing), Mr. Cross, C. Ghaner, P. Holsinger, S. Horner, T . Bagshaw. Second Row: D. Chasner, E. Dumond, C. Gebhard, D. Schamonski, H. Nicholas, S. Jordan, N. Pigott, R. Hartman. Third Row: B. Grenoble, J. Bower, C. Tice, D. Fisher, N. Benedict, G. Noll, P. Keck, G. Hartman, J. Shuey, G. Sager. Fourth Row: L. Hartman, R. Holsopple, K. Green, R. Rougeux, M. Poorman, D. Hollobaugh, L. Bickle, T. Brouse, D. Gladfelter, G. Brown, M. Hammond. Fifth Row: L. Kephart, C. Brown, G. Ruby. Bottom Picture Front Row: G. Barron, S. Burnside, J. Loesch, R. Johnson, J. O'Conner. Second Row: J. Burns, B. Hockenberry, R. Spicer, K. Hollobaugh. Third Row: B. Morrow, Mrs. Infield, V. King, P. Jackson, S. Sauers, P. Hamer. Fourth Row: P. Ghaner, E. Behrer, M. Ghaner.

James Langton -

Superstar

First Row: R. Wright, D. Hosler, P. Ebaugh, M. Witzig, B. Hoy, D. Fortney, D. Ford (Pres.), M. Huckabee, 0. Chaffee, H . Triebold, M. Ford, T. Huckabee, J. Smith, W. Addleman, L. Carberry, W. Pledger, B. Gifford, R. Corl, M. Kavanaugh, G. Keller, C. Bradford, R. Byron, S. O'Hara, 0. Laughlin, G. Kistler, K. Miller, R. Bryant, W . Keller, S. McCamley, W. Wallace, M. Neigh, T. Olson, S. Simkins, H. McDermott, L. Newman. Second Row: H. Zelinsky, P. Gill, C. Harrison, S. Smith (V . Pres.), J. McKinstry, N. Babcock, J. Jenness, 0. Rhodes, N. Hornbeck, J. Kavanaugh, G. Darners!, M. DiRinaldo, M. R. Campbell, D. McGahen, A. Bubash, B. Caujolle, B. Hayes, A. Goode (Treas.), M. Campbell, P. Patrilak, C. Bengston, B. Murphey, 0. T rostle, B. Brown, T. Miller (Rec. Sec.), M. Etters, J. Sweitzer, I. Gilmore, M. Manning, B. Davies, E. Rice, D. Sopper, R. Hall, 0. Carruthers, T. Trumbo, D. Schrader, N. Tindal, J. Chilcoat, J. Jackson, M. Clagett, M. T raverse, J. Pelton, C. Lauck (Cor. Sec.), P. Wissinger, M. Gullo , C. Bressler, E. Gordeuk, S. Oelbermann.

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A CA PPELLA

Hunting Tigers Out in India ... Sha na na na Sha na na na na na Altoona Video Tape .... Dress Rehearsal .路 Pot Luck Dinner ... Christmas Concert and Party ... Spring Musical ... Leads ... Chorus ... Tryouts . .. "Annie Get Your Gun " District Chorus . . . Bus Trips .. . Pot Luck Dinner ... Dress Rehearsal ... Spring Concert and Party .. . Baccalaureate Your World Revolves around A Cappella BIG JIM ...

SOPHOMORE CHOIR First Experience with Mr. Langton ... Sharing the Christmas Concert with Choraliers . .. "The Prince of Peace" . Tryouts for A Cappella ... the Spring Concert . .. "May Thy Holy Spirit" ... NIFTY!

First Row: D. Sunday, S. Hess, B. Shirey, J. Biddle, J. Miller, S. Scofield , R. Lehman, S. Lambert, B. Antle, S. Bingaman, B. Hornstein, G. Adams, P. Huber, D. McClellan, L. Smith, L. DeVault, B. Gusse, D. Dix, K. Duich, P. Wooding, L. Snyder, L. Davis. Second Row: K. Trostle, P. Beik, B. Dickey, M. McClellan, D. Reitz, C. Thomas, M. Williams, J. Witmer, B. P ierce, D. Croyle, C. Loerch, D. Simco, C. Baker, B. McCoy, C. Kowalski, S. Coughlin, L. Carroll, J. Naginey, C. Borden, K. Rudy , G. Rudy, S. Baylor, C. Straley, G. Watson, J. Wood, C. Harvey. Third Row: B. Worthen, K. Hosterman , S. Vedam, J. Chernega, N. Osterhoudt, S. Bernard, L. Cahalen, R. Sommers, M. Waddington, L. Epler, A. Bealer, T. Bish, S. Bernard, S. Jacobs, C. McDermott (Treas.), R. Marker, C. Chaffee, S. Morehouse, M. Dunn, K. O'Connell, K. Puzak, S. Berlin, K. Stover, K. Keller, R. Burns, J. Baisley, K. Stover, D. Riddle, E. DeLuca. Fourth Row: M. Persson, D. Ackard, K. Johnson, E. Coffman, J. Burnham, S. Knepp (Corres. Sec.), E. Bengston, M. Mastalerz, S. Adams, A. Sun, J. Baker, J. Lewis, M. , Vandenberg, T. Harris, C. Heasley, T. Sapanski, R. Moore, R. Baney, E. Edvar, S. Leinbach, K. Johnstone, S. Nagurny (Pres.), T. Kastner (Recording Sec.), J. Bergstrom, J. Sallade, G. Smith, T. Basler, " S. Flay, C. Bosch, B. Oyler, G. Goodman, J. Park, L. Taylor.

"Why doesn't the program ever read : 'Sophomore Choir assisted by A Cappella'?"

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CHORALIERS Seven Girls for Each Guy . .. "Where Shall I Find the Christ Child" ... the Christmas Concert ... "Everything's Alright" ... Folk Songs and Guitars "Man of La Mancha" . . . The Spring Concert and of course Mr. Langton .. .

"I didn't know there were words to Beethoven's Fifth."

First Row: C. Bland, G. Harpster, D. Schrader, C. Morgan, M. Morse, D. Roberts, N. Zonge, J. Pelton, L. Cardenuto, K. Boyer, E. Taricani, M. Noble, J. Long, K. Kummer, M. Dahmus, B. Brown. Second Row: A. Jenkins, L. Lawther, B. Davies, J. Critzman, C. Hollinger, S. Dunkel, S. Hopkins, D . Strader, D. Gauthier, T. Warner (Vice Pres.), K. Miller, B. Hayes, R. Eisenhuth, L. Carberry, J. Myers, G. Penkala, C. Tseo, A. Perez, A. Cleveland, J. Leorch, M. R. Campbell (Corresponding Sec.), J. McCool, N. Harrington, M. Thompson. Third Row: C. Vesper, C. Witmer, J. Weaver, A. Wagner, D. Crecraft, G. Rider, S. Borden, D. Palmer, M. A. Campbell, P. Patrilak, J. Thoele, D. Moyer, L. Boyd, N. Babcock, L. Seeley, M. A. Formica, R. A. Hartley, J. Benninghoff, D. Fudrow, L. Wenzel, C. Macri, S. Sommers, L. Files, M. Lambert, J. Gordon, B. Thor p, H . Maneval, K. DeLuca, I. Barto, C. Fowler, C. Baker, B. Austin, L. Palladino, A. Birnie, L. Warner, P. Brunner. Fourth Row: L. New man , W. Wallace, M. Latzanich, J. Sternberger, G. Fissel, S. Spisak, K. Johnson, P. Wissinger, C. Hettich, K. Kastner, R. Hall (Recording Sec.), C. Carruthers, N. Tindal, D. Guthrie, M. Douglass, N. Hoy, B. Pazur, S. Nellis, C. Lauck, D. Neil, K. Neidigh, M. Nestor, D. Briscoe, D. Phillips, N. Tallon, B. Long, G. Styers, M. Huckabee (Pres.).

ORCHESTRA '71 ... A New Orchestra ... A Good Orchestra Practice ... Rehearsals ... More Practice ... Dress Rehearsals ... Winter Concert ... Excellent ... '72 ... Musical . . . Much Practice Fun ... Opening Night ... A Success ... Spring Nearing Concert Time . . Rehearsals . Spring Concert ... Usual Success The End of a Good Year ...

1st Violin: D. Rhodes (Concertmistress), S. Shenk, H. Zelinsky, A. Gordeuk, M. Clagett, K. Younginger, W. Kazez. 2nd Violin: G. Lux, S. Hu, D. Stephens, M. Eng. B. Pazur, N. Hornbeck, A. Koll, S. Vedam, P. Rutschky, S . Nicholas, J. McKee. Viola: S. Koll, V. Schwar tz. Cello: D. Briscoe, S. Barnes, S. Hayes, C. Bengston, B. Pierce. Bass Violin: W. Addleman, A. Bealer. Piccolo: L. Shigley. 1st Flute: M. Manning, L. Sh igley, L. Kovar. 2nd Flute: C. Bland, J. Aberg, M. Kidwell. 1st Oboe: N. Sprague. 2nd Oboe: K. Kello. English Horn: K. Kello. 1st Clarinet: S. Stewart, A. Grout. 2nd Clarinet: D. Straw, M .. Eggert. Bass Clarinet: L. Gruver, P. Kanagy. Bassoon: 路 S. Simkins. Tenor Saxophone: J. Burr. French Horn: B. Tobin, L. Warner, L. DiVesta. 1st Trumpet: S. O'Hara, H. McKinstry. 2nd Trumpet: L. Parko, J. Baker. 3rd Trumpet: R. Labenski. 1st Trombone: R. Byron, K. Hutton. 2nd Trombone: M. Loewen. 3rd Trom bone: B. Rathfon. Tuba: S. Way. Timpani: M. Bruster. Percussion: B. Keller, L. Strother, B. Murphy, G. Florin. Piano: P. Wissinger.

TWENTONES Twentones ... Tryouts ... Suspense .. . We Made It . On the Lighter Side . . . Twentones Sing at HUB, Nittany Inn, State College Hotel . .. '.'It's The Most Wonde~ful Time of the Year" New Informal Outfits for Girls and Guys . .. Routines for Both Christmas and Spring .. . Contemporary Music . .. Singing for Fun .

"Okay, fellows. For our sectional rehearsal today, I invited the greatest Italian Baritone, G. Beliiloci.

Front Row: B. Davies, M. Traverse, S. Oelbermann, S. McCamley, J. Jackson, M. Neigh, M. Huckabee, L. Newman. Secqnd Row: D. Hosler, J. Jenness, J. Chilcoat, D. Ford, J. McKinstry, H. Triebold, R. Byron, J. Kavanaugh, D. Laughlin, M. Etters, G. Keller. At Piano: B. Brown, M. Ford, S. Smith.

SOPHOMORE BAND

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Flutes: B. Antle, J. Britton, B. Bruce, E. Edvar, S. Eggert, C. Keener, C. Loerch, J. Leos, P. Meyer, M. Nicholas, L. Reeves, J. Thorton, M. Waddington, L. Wilkens. Clarinets: S. Baylor, M. Cross, B. Jensen, K. Johnstone, L. Davis, J. Homan, S. Nagurney, L. Smith, K. Stover, L. Snyder, P. Wooding. Ba-ss Clarinets: C. DeGroat, A. Nydegger. Oboes: C. Heasley, V. Schwartz. Bassoon: B. Stewart. Alto Saxophones: S. Bar too, T. Bish, L. Jordon, T. Pratt, P. Rigby. Tenor Saxophones: N. Arbuckle, L. Cu nningham (V. Pres.). Baritone Saxophones: J. Miller, A. Stewart. Cornets: D. Ackard, G. Adams, J. Baker, C. Bosch, A. Dreibelbis, K. Forney, P. Grabill, B. Johnson, C. Kuhn, S. McDermott (Pres.), J. Nelson, M. Pe rsson, R. T hompson, C. Westby, D. Winnett. French Horns: J. Brisco, 0. Croyle, S . Knepp, A. Kradel. B. Oyler (Sec.), M. Weintraub. Baritones: E. Bengston (Treas.), C. Halderman, M. Vandermark. Trombones: J. Dean, F. Herzog, B. Lukezic, A. Shenk, T . Stanfor d. Basses: T . Gross, J. Hinger, C. Singletary, W. Wilkins. Percussion: S . Adams, R. Allshouse, K. Baker, M. King, L. Kline, D. McCarl, J. Miller, D. Shope, 0. Yancey. Tympani: A. Bealer, C. Coblentz.

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SENIOR BAND Blue Jeans and Sweatshirts ... Pep Rallies ... Friday Formations Sharps and Flats ... District Competition ... Invitations ... New Band Uniforms ... the Munich Olympics!!!

Flutes: C. Bland, B. Brown, R. Engler, K. Jordan, K. Kendall, M. Kidwell, L. Kovar, L. MacMullen, M. Manning (Treas.), D. Schrader, L. Shigley, L. Strother, J. Veater. Clarinets: D. Baker, C. Bengston, K. Dibble, M. Eggert, D. Ford, K. Golding, G. Gross, A. Grout, C. Henninger, L. Hosterman, C. Intorre, J. Loerch, C. Sanker, S. Stewart, D. Straw, K. Swavely. Bass Clarinets: L. Gruver, C. Haugh, J. Laird. Contrabass Clarinets: P. Kanagy, S. Wilson. Oboes: K. Kello, N. Sprague. Bassoons: B. Gamble, S. Simkins. Alto Saxophones: B. Ameringer, R. Blazoksy, N. Hornbeck, R. Soloman. Tenor Saxophones: D. Bringman, J. Burr, J. Sweetland. Baritone Saxophone: B. Murphey. Cornets: 0. Bachman, C. Bradford, B. Busovne, J. Davies, C. Dittman (V. Pres.), D. Frank, B. Hayes, S. Keller, B. B. Kountz, R. Labenski, H. Leitch , H. McKinstry, M. Neigh , S. O'Hara, L. Parka, J. Spearly, D. Spicer, J. Wall. French Horns: L. DiVesta, R. Fogle, B. Tobin, L. Warner. Baritones: K. Burns, R. Crider, S. McCamley, S. Park. Trombones: M. Bruster, R. Byron (Pres.), C. Elliot, R. Haythornthwaite, K. Hutton, M. Loewen, P. McHale, M. Noll, 0. Persson, B. Rathfon, J. Spooner, P. Walker. Basses: W. Addleman, B. Igo, T . Lovell, S . Way. Percussion: S. Daniels, G. Florin, D. Hudson, B. Keller, F. Roush, J. Sweitzer, T. West (Sec.). Tympani: M. Sabock.

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RELIEVED, BUT SORRY THAT IT'S ALL OVER.

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THE MANY ASPECTS OF BAND

THESPIANS One-Acts .. . Concerts .. . Spring Musical "Annie Get Yam Gun" District One-Acts ... Talent Show .. . The Work . .. Make-Up Lighting . . . Props .. . Stage Crew . Cooperation ...

"One more item for your points requirement for Thespians: imitate David Frye."

Front Row: W. Armstrong, K. Hutton, D. Adams, M. McNichol, M. Eck, J. Jenness, J. Kavanaugh, M. Campbell, K. Barnes, L. Boyd, D. Hosler. Second Row: T. Stuart, L. Newman, R. Johnson, C. Kerr, M. Guttenplan, G. Mansell, P. Ebaugh, S. Bruce. Third Ro w: Mr. Shaffer, T. Miller, R. Laben ski, L. Welter, L. Shigley, L. Larchuck, L. Welch, L. Lawther, H. Nicholas, P. Gill, P. Hawk. Fourth Row: B. Muschlitz, R. Hall, B. Pazur, D. Fudrow, L. Files, A. Sherrill, K. Kolasa, R. Diamant. Fifth Row: M. Douglass, 8. Griffith, L. Palladino, 0 . Crecrafl, J. Zimmerman, E. Meyers.

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THE NEW SOUND OF '72 WSCH The Station Reorganizes in a New Studio ... Pat Harris Takes Over as Station Manager ... New Music . .. New Jocks .. . New Jingles with the Help of Local DJ's Doug Flodin and Dave Laughlin ... Big Plans for the Future with the Help of Student Council ... Soon to Be a Fullfledged FM Station ...

Front Row: S. Dorneman, L. DiVesta, P. Ebaugh, T. Hartnett. Second Row: W. Wilkins, S. McCamley, Mrs. Jacobs, S. Smith, K. DiVerta , M. Sabock, B. Shelow, J. Wilson, M. Campbell. Third Row: B. Wallace, D. Leiss, J. Brendlinger, H. Weida, G. Mansell, E. Richardson, D. Laughlin, P. Harris, E. Bliesmer. Missing from Picture: L. Lawther, W. Armstrong, D. Robb, C. Nelson, D. Kingsbury.

"And now from the Nation's Number 1 station, we bring to you the smash hit, 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand.' "

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA iEAC.H ANO RE At~

Learning to help today's students teach tomorrow's children.

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"That's fine, but I don't think that five years from now there will be a demand for teachers for an Irish Studies Course ... "

Front Row: Y. Woods, D. Albright, C. Baker, P. Dry, B. Austin. Second Row: K. Jordan, R. Engler, C. Swanger, C. Hettich, D. Young, D. Phili'ips, C. Hollinger, D. Schrader. Third Row: C. Heasley, L. DeVault"C. Ault.

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PHOTO CLUB Largest Enrollment . .. New Enlarger . . . Photo Critique . Darkroom Classes .. . Life Is a Camera and a Roll of Tri-X ...

Front Row: N. Wartik, Miller, B. Lukezic, B. Visnovsky, M. Bergstein. Second Row: C. Shearer, B. Wallace (V. Pres.), S. O'Hara (Pres.), M. Eggert, C. Kuhn, F. Brough, G. Linsky, J. Foderaro. Third Row: B. Bryant (Sec.-Treas.), J. Thorton, J. Miller.

VARSITY "S" Maroon Jackets ... Proud Symbols of Athletic Skill .., . Members Gain Membership through Acquiring Points by Lettering in Sports .. . Girls as Well as Boys Qualify .. . the Best Athletes in School ...

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"Well, congratulations. You've won your letter." "Gee, thanks. Would you read it to me?"

Boys' Varsity "S"

Front Row: J. Mendez, A. Sefter, B. Gray, A. Sherritt, E. Stefanko, D. Farrand. Second Row: M. Orlando, M. Freark, P. Suhr, S. Menzter, R. Kepler, S. Kulp, T. Curley, B. Ellis. Third Row: D. Grissinger, R. Tate, J. Wall, L. Ritter, M. Levine, D. Snitger. In Tree: D. White, R. Brace, B. Fagan, H. Triebold, C. Nelson, J. Wilson. Girls' Varsity "S"

Front Row: M. Dahmus, C. Wenrick, J. Emmers, K. Magnuson, C. Brace, D. Bailey, M. Archer, A. Goode, C. Intorre, N. Babcock, J. Younkin. Second Row: S. Bergstrom, Mrs. Fry, C. Wernst~dt, M. Gullo, S. Dunkel, J.t Driebelbis, J. Campbell. Standing: P. McClellan, T. Heilman, E. Taricani, B. Harper, L. Baker, B. Davies, M. Clagett.

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' LEADERS Leadership ... Sportsmanship .. Athletic Ability ... Leaders Take Roll . .. Help in Office Duties Officiate Games ... Help to Motivate Students with Peer Leadership ...

Front Row: S. Austin, M. J. Ackerman, M. Archer, S. Sommers. Second Row: A. Ulinski, L. Persia, B. Hayes, D. McGahen, R. Heilman (Pres.), E. Rice (V. Pres.), C. lntorre (Treas.), J. Markle (Sec.), N. Suhey, J. Campbell, S. Swords, A. Goode, Mrs. Morgan. Third Row: J. Emmers, C. Wernstedt, K. Waite, C. Brace, G. Dombroski, J. Long, P. McClellen, M. Eng, J. Parkhill , E. Taricani, J. Jackson, B. Harper, M. Clagett, J. Dreibelbis.

"ront Row: S. Parks, L. Ritter, A. Sherrill, B. Senior, J. Van Horn , H. Treibold, T. Bruce, R. Corl. R. iisenhuth. Second Row: L. Suhey, T. Curley. 0. Grissinger, B. Gifford, B. Cross, M. Fergus, R. Sinon s, R. Brace, D. Welter. B. Fagan. J. Gallagher, Mr. Wallace.

"Hermie, the ropes are not intended for that kind of recreation."

Front Row: J. Snyder, B. Kline, D. Bagley, K. Homan, M. Riley, D. Fetzer, D. Fascik, D. Spicer, J. Klinefelter. Second Row: T. Dixon, D. Walker, G. Horner, J. Bagley, P. Riley, R. Greese, S. Prisk, C. Bone, D. Williams, S. Albright, J. Laing. Third Row: D. Bealer, C. Struble, D. Whitehill, B. Brooks, R. Greenland, B. Ashcraft, S. Ghaner, D. Stuck, T . Swatsworth, T. Cox. Fourth Row: :R. Chronister, B. Stephens, K. Reese, D. Crandell.

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VO-TECH 1972 The Bus Ride .. . Drafting ... Let's Make a Car . .. Cosmetology ... Eat Some Lunch Another Bus Ride .. . Back to School .. .

Front Row: E. Decker, J. Puff, M. Struble, J. Woritz, D. Lightner, G. Jackson, R. Nelson, L. Lingle, H. Cashner. Second Row: T. Knepp, J. Mattern, S. Bloom, P. Kemberling, D. Doty. Third Row: M. Zeigler, R. Fye, R. Diehl, D. Loesch, R. Tate, G. Bone, T. Sigel, C. Diebler, P. Greenland, K. Jones, T. Stephens, D. Fetzer, P. Rhodes, R. Roming. Fourth Row: R. Burns, R. Putt, D. Steine, T. Stephens.

DEBATE CLUB Meetings .. . Practice ... Imprnvem ent .. . Perfection ... More Meetings ... Topics .. It is Resolved ... Preliminary Debates ... More Practice .. . Competitions .. . Tournaments ... Enjoyment . . . Experience . FulfJ hnent . . .

"Gambling: Heads it's legal; tails it's not."

Left to Right: J. Lutsiv, L. Newman, Mrs. Jacobs, J. De Vincenzo, R. Poage, H. Zelinsky. Missing from Picture: M. Dieke.

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MAJORETTES ... T ryouts · · · Eliminations Much · rettes · The '72 Ma10N' htly· ·Band . Ig Pract'.ce · · · The Football Practice . . . llence ... Pep Exce Games . . . . · · · More Band Shows Ralhes A Great Year .

J Bailey, Brown, M. K. Moore, G. Darn_ers t ' B. Brumgart, (Right Guide), . K Waite, M h Y, A.LD. Goode : Royer, . !do: T. J. Murp CzekaJ. (Head Majorette), · D1Rma B Meyer, · L Kmg, · · 0 · Stephens. J.Buss, Veater,

'Tm afraid . yo u're not wha t we're looking for."

LIBRARY CLUB

What Magazine? ... Look in the Card Catalogue ... What's the Title? ... Edgar Allan Who? ... Five Cents a Day ... Sorry, It Is in Reserve ... You Have a Right to Read ... the Library Will Be Closed Today ... Zero Population Growth .. .

GET SMART.

READ ANDLERN,

"We expect our copy of Humpty-Dumpty Magazine any day now."

Front Row: S. Wartik, C. Vesper, M. Geselowitz, K. Kello, S. Vesper, S. Vedam, K. Rote. Second Row: C. Cox, C. Dittman, S. Houtz, D. Lohr, D. Harper, S. Trotter, C. Tice. Third Row: J. Wilson.

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MEDICAL CAREERS To Aid in the Education of Tomorrow's Medical Students .

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"Okay, who drew the short straw?"

First Row: S. Moyer, S. Borden, L. Smith, N. Tallon. Second Row: Mrs. Snyder, M. Latizanch, D. Loesch. Third Row: D. Palmer, C. Rodgers, D, Hudson.

CHESS CLUB Season Begins . .. Double Elimination Tournament ... New Point System .. . Chessman Win Big against Bellefo nte and Penns Valley ... Biggest and Best Team Ever ...

Front Row: K. Miller, F. Bord en (Pres.). Second Row: E. Noble, C. Palmer, R. Poage, C. Foderaro, J. Eagleton. Third Row: D. Leiss, W. Kazez, H . Weida, L. Morehouse, ). Sweetland, D. Gezelowitz. Fourth Row: C. Jenson, S. Dorneman.

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SKI CLUB Skiis ... Boots .. . One Day Trips ... Weekend Jaunts .. Selling Candles ... and Finally, Snow ...

Front Row: S. Wartik, T. Mazza, S. Scofield, J. Miller. Second Row: K. Kastner, K. Swavely, C. Borden, S. Leinbach, L. Greenlaw, K. Buskirk, S. Borden, K. Kummer, B. Brown. Third Row: E. Noble, D. Schmidt, G. Schmidt, D. Hudson, S. Keller, B. Tobin, L. Kowalski, R. Clark.

THIN~ G~EE,J

"Alright, remember: Next week is our field trip to Skimont. Everyone bring his own snow."

Front Row: N. Tindal, M. Traverse, E. Meyers, B. Beck, C. Smith (Editor), D. Shamonski, H. Nicholas, K. Kello, N. Friedman, S . Garner, S. Dorneman. Sedond Row: P. Weidhaus, A. King, J. Thorpe, D. Geselowitz, J. Heinsohn, C. Williams, S. Berlin, T. Harris, D. Weaver, C. Small, K. King, J. Miller. Third Row: C. Carson, E. Corbelletti, D. Ribble, B. Harper, B. Gamble, E. Taricani. Under Ladder: D. Brisco.

ACCLIVITY Slories . .. Ar t Wo r k ... Mrs. De r r ... Poems Publica tion . . .

"Of course, it's an original work. How could ii be otherwise'!"

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QUILL AND SCROLL Recog nition ... Initiation .. . Literary Honour . . . Mrs. Gentry

Sitting: E. Taricani, N. Keller. Front Row: M. Dahmus, F. Townsend, B. Wright, N. Wartik, E. King, C. Bengston (Sec.Treas.), H. Nicholas (Co-Pres.), G. Gebhard (Co-Pres.), M. Eck, M. Witzig, L. Shigley, A. Foderaro, K. Barnes, B. Ameringer, C. Smith. Second Row: V. Allison , L. Kovar, I. Gillmore, J. Barnes, S. Garner, C. Hughes, S. Lestz, B. Gamble, S . Hopkins, L. Lauther. Third Row: ). Sternberger, D. Holtzman, M. Eggert, K. Kello, A. Grout.

Carol Gebhard Managing Editor

Scott Spisak Editor-in-Chief

Gwen Dombroski Co-News Editor

Chuck Yorks Boys Sports Editor

Rob Bryant Business Editor

Karen Barnes Co-News Editor

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PAW PRINT Help .. . No Money . . . Hard Headed Editor ... Hard Working Staff .. . We're Going to Produce Paper ... Determination ... Good Stories .. . First Paper . .. Plan Ahead ... New Ideas .i â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ l Baby Contest . . . Hard Hitting Editorials .. : Movie Critiques . .. Manual Labour ... A Better Paper ... PSPA Convention . .. Harrisburg . .. Poor Mrs. G .. . . Learning to Produce a Better Paper . Final Edition . .. Close the Presses ...

Front Row: R. Bryant, L. Palladino, B. Meyer, C. Witmer, G. Garman, E. Luse, M. Bergstein. Second Row: B. Guthrie, G. Slivinske, C. Cox. Third Row: T. Warner, J. Jackson, K. Miller, K. Cole, B. Ameringer, G. Dennis, C. Gebhart, H. Nicholas, L. Lawther, G. Dombroski. Fourth Row: K. Hutton, C. Brace, C. Yorks, M. Archer, S. Spisak (Working Editor-in-Chief), M. (Groucho) Witzig. Fifth Row: S. Swords, L. Kovar, E. Gordeuk, R. Haithornthwaite, B. Brown, K. Barnes, D. Stephens, B. Wallace.

"I just thought ?f ~omething. With the price we charged at the beginning of the year, this is the most expensive cost-per-issue subscription for school newspapers in history."

â&#x20AC;˘ Carol Cox Hi-Lites Editor

Bill Ameringer Co-Headlin es Editor

Lau rie Lawther Co-Ad Manager

Carol Brace and Ma ry Kay Archer Girls' Sports Editors

Lisa Fedon Exchange Editor

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George Dennis Headline Editor

Sherri Smith Co-Feature Editnr

Heidi Nicholas Co-Feature Editor

"More great issues ... "

Kim Hutton Photography Editor

Dan Chaffee Business Manager

... Summer Meetings ... Prodigious Staff ... Record Ad Sales ... Six Months of Channeled Efforts . . . Is There Really an Organizations Editor? .. . Proofs and More Proofs . .. Photographs and Missed Classes - That's What Makes a Yearbook ...

Our sincere apologies to Mimi Eck - Literary Ed. whose picture does not appear.

Libby Boyd Asst. Editor

Herb McKinstry Photo Editor

Evan Smith Ad Manager

Nancy Ba bcock Faculty Editor

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ASSIST ANTS - Front Row: N. Suhey, L. Shigley, D. Caldwell, H. Friedman, P. Beik, S. Hu. Second Row: J. Roderaro, S. Mentzer, J. Wood.

LITTLE LION

--Stuart O'Hara

Mrs. Mary York

Editor-in-Chief

Sponsor

Doug Ford Organizations Editor

Barb T u key Sales and Circulation

Linda Hass Girls Sports Editor

Mike Huckabee Organizations Editor

Joyce Markle Underclass Editor

Brenda Austin

Senior Editor

Harry McDermott Asst. Business Manager

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Heidi Bloom Student Life Bditor

Marc Witzig Captions Editor, Cartoonist

Kathy Kastner Recognition Editor .-~~--,.....,.. .s,;r~~~~~...........--...,..........

Robin Hall Asst. Senior Editor

Bill Wallace A sst. Photography Editor

Diane Truscott Bookkeeper

Mart in Ford Sports Editor

KINGS AND QUEENS OF HEARTS "'

SOPHOMORE KING AND QUEEN Kowalski.

JUNIOR KING AND QUEEN -

Norman Frye and Charmaine

Andy Sefter and Marlene Lambert.

SENIOR KING AND QUEEN -

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~ALL SPORTS QUEENS

Linda West, Soccer and A ll-Sports Q ueen

Kim Anderson, Football Queen

Barb Kallin, Cross Country Queen

DISTRICT

ONE-ACTS

CAST AND CREW OF "ZEN SUBSTITUTE" - Front Row: Julie McKinstry, Joan Baisley, Hollis Zelinsky, Lee Hemman, Sharon Bernard. Second R ow: Jan Zimmerman, Aviva Skell, Ermyn e King, Leanne Files, Tammy Miller, Louise Specht, La urie Shigley. Third Row: Dave Hosler, Steve Simkins, Kim Hutton, Jeff Marnett, Jerry Kistler, Rich Labenski, Randy Johnson.

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ONE-ACT PLAYS

SPECIAL AWARDS - Jerry Aberg, Kim Hutton, Dave Hosler, Mary Lou McNichol. Pat Brendlinger, Aviva Skell, Tammy Miller

AW ARD WINNING CLASS PLAY OF 1971 "INFANCY"

SOPHOMORES "Infancy" Laura DeVault Rob Lehman Aviva Skell Dave Escobar John Traverse Leah Rozen

JUNIORS

SENIORS

"The Room" Marty Guttenplan Pat Brendlinger Kathy Kello Chuck Yorks Steve Simkins Boone Hammond

" lnfanta" Laurie Shigley Laurie Lawther Liz Welch Jerry Aberg Dave Hosler

ERIE TECH SCIENCE A WARD -

Derf Hensal.

STUDENTS OF DISTINCTION

N.M.S.Q.T. S EMI-FINALISTS - Front Row: Emily Fine, Debbi e Cre craft, Pe nny G ill, Shi rle y Vesp er, Barbie G riffith. S e con d Row : Derf Hensal, John Laird , Linda Haas, Keith Mille r. Third Ro w : Ma rtin Fo rd.

1972 KEYSTONE FARMERS -

Tom Brodzina , Rob Koch er, Mi ke Dre i belb is.

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STRICT [ORUS

Row: Carolyn Bengtson. Sherry Smith, Barb ,, Mary Etters, Jane Jenness, Martha Traverse, )avies, Pam Wissinger. Second Row: Doug Ford, McCamley, Ron Byron , Marie DiRinaldo, Nancy eek, Lowell Newman, Craig Bradford, Mike bee.

STRICT BAND

Row: Laurie Shigley, Marilyn Manning, Bengtson, Sue Baylor, Lucinda Sm ith, ~wart, Kathy Kello, Lynette Warner. Sec 1w: Stuart O'Hara, Jeff Baker, Ron Byron, thfon, Oren Bachman , Brian Tobin, Steve s. ~

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[STRICT RCHESTRA

ow: Nancy Sprague, Sue Hayes, Anita Bealer, Brisco, Sue Shenk, Gretchen Lux. Second Row: Shigley, Hollis Zelinsky, Marilyn Manning, thodes, .Shi-In Hu.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES

Front Row: FIELD HOCKEY - Becky Harper, Nancy Babcock. TENNIS Rosemary Heilman , Karen Magnuson. Second Row: GYMNASTICS - Margie Claggett, Alicia Goode. BASKETBALL - Loretta Adams, Pal McClellan.

BASKETBALL -

Mi.ke Fergus, Bruce Ellis, Rick Simons, Tim Curley.

GY MNASTICS - Jay Cooper, Jim S weetland, Phil Haw k. Missing: Leon Ca rberry.

WRESTLING Ric h Ke pler.

Dave Farrand. Al Sherrill, Larry Suhey. Missing: Rob Corl.

ALL-STAT E H A LFBACK -

Larry Suhey.

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rRI-VALLEY ,OCCER ~EA GUE

Front Row: D. Farrand, S. Mentzer. Second Row: L. Schisler, M. Orlando,

Mendez, P. Suhr.

,TAR ,ENI OR 'OOTBALL 1 LAYERS

Front Row: B. Ellis, A. Sherrill, J. Wilson, E. Stefanko, T. Curl ey, J. Stoughton.

:TAR IENIOR 'RACKMEN

Front Row: C. Bechdel, D. W hite, J. Gallagher, S. White. Second Row: B. Gifford, H. Triebold ..

Directed By: Glenn Sh affer James Langton Will iam Hartman Stage Manager - Gerry Mansell Set . Construction Ma ry Lou McNichol Lighting - Heidi Nicholas Props - Penn y Gill Costumes - Rachel Diamant Make-Up - Tammy Mill er Assisted by Lau rie Lewchuk Choreography - Penny Gill Progmms and Publicity Karen Barnes an d Lib by Boyd

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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Little Boy - Chip McDermott Little Girl - Lisa Snyder Charlie Davenport - Steve McCamley Dolly Tate - Sue Oelbermann Iron Tail - Jim Wilson Yellow Foot - Rodger Crider Mac - Gerry Kistler Fosler Wilson - Evan Smith Frank Buller - Ron Byron Annie Oakley - Martha Traverse Her Sisters: Nellie - Ann Birnie Jessie - Cathey Chaffee Minnie - Kathy O'Connell Her Brother - Little Jake - Bob Langton Buffalo Bill - Phil Ebaugh Mrs. Little Horse - Cheryl Kerr Mrs. Blacktooth - Mary Finn Mrs. Yellow Foot - Isabel Wheeler Indian Boy - Terry Stuart Trio: Conductor - Tom Basler Porter - Rob Lehman Waiter - Ed Coffman Pawnee Bill - Craig Bradford Chief Sitting Bull - Kim Hutton The Wild Horse - Dave Hosler Pawnee's Messenger - Ken Baker Major Domo - John Traverse Mr. Schuyler Adams - Dennis Adams Mrs. Schuyler Adams - Debbie Briscoe Mrs. Ferguson - Melissa Douglas Mrs. Sylvia Potter - Porter - Leah Rozen Cowboy - Wally Armstrong Cowgirls - H elen Leitch Cathy Cole Betsy McCoy Signbearers - Liz Welch - Missy Ruffner Debbie Smutzer - Kathy Puzak Carol Baker - Page Huber Sandwich Men - Marty Guttenplan Ron Solomon Richard Chavis Squaws - Carol Cox Denise Ribble

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JV FOOTBALL 7-0

SC SC SC SC

6 24 14 28

Philipsburg Juniata Joint Clearfield

BEA

0 12 0 10

SC SC SC

6 22 19

Bellefonte Penn Highlands Lock Haven

0 0

Front Row: D. Hopkins, N. Frye, S. Yocum, D. DeLong, R. Moin, T. Gross, G. Sm ith, T. Robinson, T. Kerr, P. Tussey, B. Curley, K. Homan, J. Maginnio, J. Rainelli. Second Row: Coach Pavlechko, D. Ritter, E. Boob, D. Harris, B. Ashcraft, T. Prisk, B. Stephens, J. Hillard, J. Wilson, W. Gearhart, D. Stine, S. Lambert, B. Hughes, T. Bird, S. Hess, T. Basler, C. Formica, Coach Snyder.

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Dubois Lock Haven Bea Clearfield Penn Highlands

0 0 0 0 0

SC 21 SC 37 SC 20 SC 48

Huntingdon Philipsburg Tyrone Bellefonte

14 0 2 8

FOOTBALL 9-0

Front Row: F. Bor den, J. Gebhard, D. Dougherty, B. Igo, K. Decker, M. Sabock, M. Bohn, R. Houtz, J. Stoughton, A. Sherrill, E. Stefanko, L.1Suhey, T. Lovell, S. Rider, D. Hensal, T. Wilkenson. Second Row: Coach Kemmerer, Coach Williams, M. Kavan augh, K. Brame, R. Parsons, R. Herrold, B. Fagan, D. Harris, M. Poorman, D. Snitger, C. Singletary, D. Grissinger, R. Brace, B. Ellis, E. Mackes. Third Row: Coach Pavlechko, Head Coach Williams, T. Wilkenson, B. Cross, C. Urban, R. Eisenhuth, B. Hassinger, D. Jones, P. Flipse, A. Sefter, J. Smith, R. Chavis, B. Gray, J. Wilson, B. Curley, T. Mitchell, B. Tate, M. McCrea , J. Sefter, G. Shoffstall, T. Curley, D. Kingsbury, L. Ritter, Coach Mills, Coach Gill, Coach Snyder.

State College football had a dream year in 1971, going undefeated for the first time in 26 years and proving itself to be the power of Central Pennsylvania football. Congratulations are deserved by all involved. State won the Central Counties and Western Conference Championships for the second year in a row, having emerged victorious in 21 out of its last 22 starts (its only loss was to Tyrone late last year). A high-powered offense was led by Larry Suhey, who gained 1,111 yards on 193 carries for 17 TD's this year. Dirk Grissinger spearheaded a stingy defense that recorded five shutouts and allowed an average of only three points a game. These two squads climaxed a perfect season by destroying Bellefonte 48-8 to retain the Iron Kettle. Head Coach Jim Williams was named Coach-of-the-Year for his exceptional leadership. Six players were named to the All-Area teams: Larry Suhey, Ed Stefanko and Dirk Grissinger on offense, and Al Sherritt, Andy Sefter and Tim Curley on defense. Suhey was named to the AP and UPI first string All-State backfield, and the UPI selection committee named Grissinger, a two-way performer at tackle, to the second string All-State squad. With so many senior stars graduating, State may not be able to duplicate their fine record next year, but an undefeated JV team greatly enhances State High's chances of achieving a Penn State-type winning streak.

THE IRRESISTIBLE FORCE ...

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ANALYZING THE COMPONENTS OF AN UNDEFEATED SEASON

SUPERLATIVE COACHING WHICH GENERATES

Head Coach Jim Williams Area Coach-o f-the-Year

GIRLS' FOOTBALL 0-0

Led by the slrong throwing arm of Jeanne Irvin and some determined runn ing by Beth Conley, the better half of the Classes of '73 and '74 made a strong bid to elevate girls' football from its sandlot status after its first season of play.

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Barry Fagan returns interception 70 yards for a TD.

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JV SOCCER 11-0

Front Row: P. Lloyd, G. Searles, D. Schmidt, K. Stangl, J. Heimer, R. Allshouse, C. Bosch, J. Sallade, B. Tobin, S. Triebold. Second Row: S. Bartoo, A. Dreibelbis, D. Spanos, S. Adams, R. Semple, J. Krumrine, C. Bravo, E. Bengston. Third Row: N. Campanis, D. Kr esen, D. DeMartino, R. Schein, C. Cahalen, A. Shenk.

SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

2 4 5 2 4 8 4 6 2 6 2

West Snyder East Juniata Altoona Middleburg Penn Highlands East Juniata West S nyder Mid dleburg West Perry Penn Highlands Altoona

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Coach Ken Fogleman's State College soccer team h ad another outstanding year, finishing with 12 victories against only 3 losses and a tie. Perennial power West Snyder proved to be tne路路 primary impediment to a perfect record this year, as Sta le met defeat in both m atches. But th ey had more than their share of big wins, as they cumulatively outscored their opponents 62-21. In their 5-0 win over Penn Highlands in the team's third outing, they outshot the Cougars by an incredible 80-0. Enemy goalies had the most trouble with leading scorers Joh n King, Joe Mendez and Dave Farrand. Seniors walked off with the individual honors this year, as no less than six made the All-League roster. First stringers include Mark Orlando, Dave Farrand, Steve Mentzer, Lee Schisler and Joe Mendez. Phil Suh r made the second string sguad. The JV squad defensed their oppon ents to an 11-0 slate, and in th e process achieved a most remarkable statistic: They did not allow a single goal to be scored against them. With such tremendous talent in the underclass, the continued success of the soccer program seems assured.

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Front Row: D. Harris, J. King, J. Me"ndez, M. Orlando, S. Mentzer, P. Suhr. Second Row: M. Fergus, L. Morehouse, E. Helleberg, K. Farquahar, D. Farrand, T. Larchuk, C. Foderaro, L. Schisler, H. Triebold. Third Row: Coach Fogleman, G. Schmidt, H. Weida, R. Jerman, D. Hudson, C. Palmer, L. Adams, S. Kulp, P. McHale.

SOCCER 12-3-1 SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

2 4 5 4 9 5 6 3 4 3 3 3 1 4 3 3

West Snyder East Juniata Penn Highlands W est Perry Junia la Altoona Greenw ood West Snyder East Juniata Middleburg Penn Highlands Middleburg West Perry Alloona Juni ata Greenwood

3 1 0 0 1 1 0 5 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 2

" ... and this section here is the upper loin." (S. Mentzer, C. Foderaro)

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SOCCER '72

Coach Jackson Horner once again demonstrated the excellence of his cross country program by fielding his fifth und efeated squad in fi ve years. State College has no w w on 72 straight dua l meets. T here d oesn 't seem to be m uch hope for the opposition in the future , either. T he JV squad was 6-0, and w on both of the invitational meets it w as entered in. Nearly half o f the Varsity re tu rns next year, including two freshmen. State College again succeeded in capturing the District 6 title, and did w ell in the State meet, finishing sixth overall.

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CROSS COUNTRY 9-0 SC 15 Bellefonte SC 15 Williamsport SC 21 Jersey Shore SC 24 Penn Highlands SC 18 Altoona SC 16 Bellefonte SC 19 Altoona SC 26 Penn Highlands SC Over Dubois (Forfeit) Steel City Invitational Richland Invitational SC Invitational Wyoming Valley West Invitational Abington Heights Invitational Districts States

45 45 31 32 43

45 42 33 1st Place 1st Pface 2nd Place 2nd Place Blh Place

1st Place 6th Place

' Coach Horner, M. Mengle, S. White, J. Davies, Johnson, B. Kvashay, M. Freark, R. Corl.

J. Gallagher,

C. Bechdel, J.

JV FIELD HOCKEY 7-0 SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

3 4 1 3 2 3 2

Penn Highlands Greenwood Penn Highla nds Penn Highlands Greenwood Huntington Penn Highlands

Blue

White 0 Blue 0

While

0 0 0

Front Row: J. McCool, N. Har rington, M. Solie, K. Puzak, S . Morehouse, A. Cox, L. Carroll, B. A. Hornstein. Second Row: Coach Trostle, C.

Wernstedt, J. Markle, S. Bingaman, C. Me, C. Harrison, M. Hawk, M. Lambert, J. Speariy, Y. DiAngelo, D. Moyer, P. Hu ber, K. Brown, B. Jinks, E. Cunningham.

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JV CROSS COUNTRY , 6-0 Bellefonte SC 15 SC 15 Williamsport SC 15 Jersey Shore SC 18 Penn Highlands SC 15 Bellefonte SC 201,~ Penn Highlands SC Invitational Penn Highlands Invitational

40 40 40 37 40 341h 1sl Place 1st Place

R. Deb, K. Westby, P. Freeman, W. Pledger, Shannon Kelly of Aaron, Coach Gentry, D. Meder, M. Bruster, G. Goodman, S. Garner.

GIRLS' GOLF

Front Row: L. Czekaj, B. Brown, B. Meyer, B. Guthrie, M. Gullo, G. Damerest, Coach McFeatters. Second Row: K. Swavely, N. Rigone, C. Bierly, N. Neison, J. Spearly, J. Menoher, C. Gingrich, N. Keller.

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Front Row: S. Sommers, P. Patrilak, N. Richenderfer, N. Babcock, B. Harper, D. Bailey, M. Archer, C. Intorre. Second Row: L. Persia, B. Davies, J. Dreibelbis, N. Suhey, A. Perez, L. Adams, C. Brace, A. Ulinski, J. Markle, T. West, M. Eng, Coach Trostle.

FIELD HOCKEY 6-2-1 SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

7 4 6 1

2 0 2 0 1

Penn Highlands West Perry Greenw ood Penn Highlands Penn Highla nds West Perry Greenwood Huntington Penn Highlands

Blue

0 1

White 0 Blue 0 2 1

White

Front Row: M. Dahmus, P. Frankl, F. Townsend, N. Shipman, K. Quinn, E. Taricani, J. Younkin, C. Straley, E. King. Second Row: Coach Fry, K. Buskirk, K. Magnuson, K. Magnuson, L. Greenlaw, R. Heilman, C. King, J. Long, S. Dunkel, R. Fuller.

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GIRLS' TENNIS 4-2 SC 2 SC 5 SC 1 SC 5 SC 4 SC 4

Altoona Holidays burg Altoona Lock Haven Lock Haven Holidays burg

5 2 6 1 3 3

All good things must come to an end, and it was Altoona that finally found the secret to defeating a State College girls' tennis team. It was the first loss in the history of the sport at State High. Looking ahead to next year, four of the starting five girls will be graduating. But on the brighter side, this year's number one performer, sophomore Kathy Quinn, will be back to lead her team to hopefully another long winning streak.

JV BASKETBALL

15-7

Front Row: Coach Faris. A. Shenk, J. Fisher, C. Searles, C. Bosch , J. Heimer, D. Simons. Second Row: B. McCool, B. Johnson, W. Coleman, D. Klekner, C. Singletary, C. Murphey, D. Robb. Third Row: B. Curley, E. Bengstein, C. Mulberger, C. O'Hara, J. Sallade, T. Lundy, T. Zoretich, S. Nelson.

SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC

42 50 47 48 42 34 43 66 72

61 63 70 79 55 63 53 47 89 75 81

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SCORES Hunt ingdon Tyrone Hunt ingdon Penn Highlands Holidaysbu rg Bishop Guilfoyle Williamsport Clearfield Pen ns Valley Altoona Lock Haven Jersey Shore Bucktail Area Bellefonte BEA Penns Valley Jer sey Shore Bellefonte Bucktail Area BEA Will iamsport Lock Haven

38 25 58 45 78 51 54 46 52 71 43 62 24 38 29 45 57 26 37 50 65 42

" I could have danced all night . .. " (C. Singletary)

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BASKETBALL 17-5

Front Row: Coach Kemmerer, S. Sailer, T. Bruce, D. Shaner, M. Fergus, D. Welter, T. Curley, B. Ellis. Second Row: B. Leete, K. Burns, J. Palmer, R. Simons, D. Frank, T. Olson, L. Schisler, B. Fagan, D. Wilkins.

Paced by the inside-outside scoring power of Bruce Ellis and Mike "Radar" Fergus, State College coasted to its fourth consecutive Central State League Basketball Championship, losing only once in league play. The big victory in 1972 was State's win over perennial District 6 power Altoona, the first such victory in many years. The Junior Varsity squad also contributed to the collections of State High Championships by winning their division of the Central State League, with sophomore Todd Lundy leading the way. State will lose a number of valuable players from the squad through graduation. Three year starter Tim Curley was the team leader in assists and a consistent scorer. Center Bruce Ellis led the team in rebounds, and guard Mike Fergus led the team in scoring with over twenty points per game, mostly on long outside jumpers. Fergus scored his sooth point of the season on the last game of the regular season. State College will also feel the loss of seniors Rick Simons and Doug Welter, who often picked up the slack when their teammates faltered. Fortunately, high scoring Junior Barry Fagan will be back to lead next year's squad to what looks to be another successful season.

SC 60 66 SC SC 46 SC 73 73 SC SC 66 SC 84 52 SC SC 81 SC 60 SC 59 SC 64 SC 110 SC 68 87 SC SC 77 SC 55 SC 82 SC 96 SC 86 SC 59 SC 96

SCORES Huntingdon T yrone Huntingdon Penn Highlands Holidays burg Bishop Guilfoyle Williamsport Clearfield Penns Valley Altoona Lock Haven Jersey Shore Bucklail Area Bellefonte BEA Penns Valley Jersey Shore Bellefonte Bucktail Area BEA Williamsport Lock Haven

47 49 56 46 56 76 59 60 47 55 53 52 65 48 59 66 60 52 63 60 74 53

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STATE COLLEGE THE CLASS OF THE CENTRAL STATE LEAGUE

WRESTLING 10-1 SCORES Huntingdon Lock Haven Philipsburg BEA

Dubois

0 11

6 30 16

VARS ITY SENIORS - Front Row: P . Flipse, B. Senior. S econd Row: T. Fry, S. Loerch, F. Roush, K. Gross.

Front Row: G. Linsky, J. Gebhard, R. Kepler, Sherrill, A. Sefter, J. Shuey.

J. Wall, D. Farrand, J. Puff, R. Corl, E. Decker. Second Row: B. Cross, D. Grissinger, L. S uhey, J. Sefter, A.

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MAKING THE BIG PLAY CONTROLLING THE BOARDS - SCORING POWER INSIDE, OUTSIDE, AND AT THE LINE

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... AS STATE HIGH WRESTLERS DOMINATE THEIR OPPONENTS.

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A STRONG TEAM EFFORT BRINGS NEAR PERFECT SEASON .. .

1972 -

JV WRESTLING 12-0

Fron/ Row: M. Hess, D. Reif, R. Eisenhuth, E. Kessling, K. Decker, N. Campanis, T. Bird , K. Barr, D. Smith. Second Row: K. Homan, S. Yocum, D. Dreibelbis, R. Fogle, B. Ashcraft, T. Mitchell, j. Sousa, J. Smith, D. Whitehill. Third Row: J. Hackett, D. S wanson, H. Sturcken, K. Klei n, L. Lingle, R. Bird, J. O 'Bryan, B. Lingle, M. Riley, J. Hawkinson. Fourth Row: F. Roush , D. Wise, J. Gla dfelte r, B. Senior, B. Tussey, M. T ingue, G. Jac kson, S. Low er, M. Conner.

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

55 44 43 55 34 39 5(-j 34 54 36 33 57

Hu nt in gdo n 0 6 Lock H aven Ph ilips bu rg 12 0 BRA 9 Dubois Dubois 9 3 West Bran ch 9 Penn H igh la nds H oliclaysburg 5 19 Belle fo nte Clearfie ld 20 8 Penns Va ll ey ppnd Altoon a

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STATE HIGH IN CONTROL

Led by a number of outstanding senior gymnasts, State College enjoyed a 4-1 record, losing only to Altoona, 91.95 to 88.15. Altoona also edged State College for the team District title, despite the great individual efforts by the District's number one and two all-around gymnasts, Jay Cooper and Phil Hawk. Cooper's specialties were vaulting and flo or exercise, w h ere h e was u nbeaten. Hawk was the defending District 6 high bar champion, but was edged out fo r title honors this year. Jim Sweetland, senior specialist on the pom m el horse, was undefeated during the dual meet season and took second place in th e District compe tition. Senior Leon Carberry added dep th in th e floo r exercise and still ring events. Coach Hubie W hile is lo be congratulated on his team's success in 1972.

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BOYS' GYMNASTICS 4-1 SC SC SC SC SC

98.70 115.55 88.15 !l5.fi8 82.82

SCORES Somerse t Penn Highlands Allooria Indiana Penn Highlands

72.60 79.25 91 .95 80.20 77.79

,_ NISSEN

Front R ow: Coach White, S. Lambert, B. Visnovsky, J. Sweetland , S. Wilson, L. Carberry. Second Row: H . Weaver, J. Cooper, G. Chisolm, P. H awk, M. Thorn. Third R ow: C. Harvey, P. Dittman, D. Bernitt, S. Scofield. Fourth Row: P. Rigby , P. Price, M. Richard, D. Wedlake, D. Bell, C. Coblentz. Fifth Row: H. Cole, M. Weintraub, S. Rice, B. Oyler.

...

. . . AS SENIORS SP ARK THE SUCCESSFUL '72 SEASON.

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ST A TE HIGH'S ST AR GYMNASTS PERFORM

Coach Ann Infield's gymnasts concluded perhaps the best season in the history of the sport with a 1972 District 6 team championship. Margie Clagett and Alicia Goode took first and third, respectively, in the all-around competition. Other outstanding performers included seniors Sue Bergstrom and Bronwen Gamble, and juniors Sue Dunkel, Martha Kent, Karen Kendall, and Ka th y Hartnett. With a team composed of mostly underclassmen, next year promises to be another good on e for State College.

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GIRLS' GYMNASTICS 5-0

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SCORES SC 67.00 Penn Highlands SC 75.20 Clearfield SC 69.35 Penn Highlands SC 67.60 Indiana SC 68.10 Clearfield

32.00 69.00 38.35

63.69 53.55

Front Row: !=oach Infield, B. Gamble, J. Dreibelbis, S. Sommers, S. Bergstrom , M. Clagett, A. G ood e. S econd Row: M. Dahmus, K. Kendall , L. Greenlaw, K. Hartnett, M. Archer, M. Lambert, C. Brace, M. Kent. Third Row: J. Naginey, L. Gordon, M. Dunn.- S . 路Dunkel, M. Campolongo, S. Aplan, K. Higashida, S. Lestz, L. Cardenuto. Fourth Row: D. Magnani , M. O'Hara , S. Magnani, B. Swavely, B. Avey, J. Menoher, J. Ha ythornthwaite, C. Jellison, L. Hunt, D. Kaiser.

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GYMNASTS CONCLUDE UNDEFEi\TED SEASON WITH DISTRICT TITLE.

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STYLE, STRENGTH, FINESSE AND BEAUTY . . .

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257

INDOOR

TRACK AND FIELD FIELDMEN - Front Ro w: Coach Wallace, S. Heimer, S. Park, L. Ritter, B. Gifford , 0 . White, R. Sechrest, E. Richardson. Second Row: E. Mackes, M. Sabock, T . Corl, E. Helle berg, S. Mou rant, 0 . Wea ver, T. Ta rnowski, 0. Kingsbury. Third Row : R. W igley, W. Gearhar t, T. Basler.

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RUNNERS - front Row : Coach Horner, C. Bechd el, H. T reibold , /. Ga llagher, P. Burnett. Second Row: K. W estby, S. Garner, B. Kvashay, / . John· son, 0 . Meder. Th frd Row: G. Shoffsta ll , C. Ellio t, J. Davies, P. Freem an, A. Vesper.

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GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL 10-4

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SC 26 SC 35 SC 19 SC 28 SC 26 SC 31 White SC 19 SC 15 SC 13 SC 20 SC 32 SC 24 SC 28 White SC 23

SCORES Juniata West Perry East Juniata Newport Greenwood Penn Highlands

13 21 16 21 15

18 Penn Highlands Blue 24 11 Junia ta West Perry 21 East Juniata 30 Newport 12 Greenwood 17 Penn Highlands 15 Perin Highlands Blue 29

Front Row: R. Blazosky, L. Epler, T. Trumbo, K. Quinn, S. Morehouse. Second Row: C. Wernstedt, B. Thorpe, L. Carroll, B. A. Hornstein, L. Hemman. Third Row: Coach Trostle, J. Long, S. Tracy, J. Atkinson.

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL 10-4 SCORES SC 44 SC 41 SC 59 SC 47 SC 43 SC 56 White SC 53

Juniata West Perry East Juniata Newport Greenwood Penn H ighlands

56 48 17 22 40

32 Penn Highlands Blue 40

SC 45 SC 29 SC 62 SC 48 SC 50 SC 53 White SC 44

Juniata West Perry East Juniata Newport Greenwood Penn Highlands

50 43 16 27 23

49 Penn Highlands Blue 26

Front Row: P. McClellan, L. Adams, A. Ulinski, J. Parkhill, Coach Trostle. Second Row: L. Cunningham, L. Haas, C. Ault, S. Tarnowski, K. Waite, C. Jntorre, J. Markle.

Karyl Rodgers, Laur ie Wettstone

Cindy Bressler

Linda Haffner

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Julie Emmers

Denise Hudson

Mike Bergstein

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HEERLEADERS

Carol Prosser

Vicki Bird

Dave Hosler

Chuc: "

Stevie Swords

Barb Hayes

"IF THE WORLD SPINS, BAY AREA WINS!"

IM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

C. Nelson, J. Howell. J. Brendlinger, S. Hackman, H. Weida, C. Monlresor.

THE WDFM CME EXHIBITIONIST TEAM

Front Row: M. Eggert, S. O'Hara, D. Laughlin. Second Row: E. Smith, D. Ford, M. Ford.

JV CHEERLEADERS

Front Row: J. Bergstrom, A. Baker, B. Barrickman, M. Goodwin, P. Tudek, L. Way, J. Gordon, L. Knapp, N. Berardis, J. Guerney, D. Ballenger, M. Campolongo.

IM FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS

Front Row: E. Searls, J. Brendlinger, G. Montresor, G. Babin, J. Van Horn. Second Row: T. Olson, S. Hackman, T. Sulkowski, R. Simons. Third Row: J. Palmer, H. McDermott, J. Cooper. QB: B. Senior.