Class of 1972 Warren Area High School Yearbook in Warren County, PA

1972 Warren Area High School in Warren, Pennsylvania * The Dragon '72

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Yearbook Name

The Dragon '72

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania (Warren County)

Additional Information

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DRAGON

FOREWORD

As we stand in the midst of the pines, we wonder if the

towns have ever heard their simple story. We borrow from the

forest the boards which shelter and the sticks which warm us

. . . . What would human life be without forests, those natu-

ral cities? From the tops of mountains they appear like smooth-

shaven lawns, yet whither shall we walk but in this taller grass?

—Henry David Thoreau

DEDICATION

MRS. HELENE McCLURE

To Mrs. Helene McClure, we, the class of 1972, respectfully

dedicate this volume of the DRAGON.

We appreciate all of the time and effort she has given to

Warren Area High School, both in her classes and in extra-cur-

ricular activities.

In her teaching she is devoted to her work and takes a per-

sonal interest in every student.

Mrs. McClure, a 1925 graduate of Warren High School, has

also sponsored many school organizations, such as the Stenog-

raphers’ Club, the Student Council, and the Foreign Exchange

Student Program.

In addition to all of these activities, Mrs. McClure has as-

sisted Warren Area High School by printing programs, hand-

books, and other materials needed by both the faculty and the

students.

We, the class of 1972, thank Mrs. Helene McClure for her

devotion and untiring efforts in behalf of everyone at Warren

Area High School.

DEDICATION

MELVIN G. KELLER

We, the class of 1972, proudly dedicate this edition of the

DRAGON to Mr. Melvin G. Keller, President of the Warren

County School Board.

Mr. Keller, a member of the school board since 1934, be-

came its president in January of 1946.

Since 1946 many changes have occurred. The past twenty-

six years have seen new school buildings erected and improve-

ments made in the overall educational system. Mr. Keller has

worked very diligently to try to accomplish these changes. He

has done this because of one very strong belief on his part—Mr.

Keller wants to put the welfare of the students above all else.

We commend him for this excellent attitude.

For this devotion and for the guidance he has given the

Warren County schools, we are very grateful.

We express our thanks to you, Mr. Keller, by dedicating our

yearbook to you.

Row One: R. Pierson Eaton, Solicitor; Henry S. Peterson, Vice President; Mel-

vin G. Keller, President; Howard A. Thompson, Superintendent of Schools;

Charles R. Beck, Secretary of the Board; Row Two: William A. Hollister;

James W. Pearson; William M. Hill, Jr., Solicitor; John E. Eberly; Robert S.

Johnson; Leonard A. Pearson; Ronnie D. Weller; Karl H. Hoffman; Myron £

Jewell.

WARREN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

ROARD OF EDUCATION

Within the area of Warren County, the nine School Board

members serve as the formulators of the educational policy.

Elected for a six year term, each member represents one of the

three regions of Warren County. Mr. Keller, president of the

School Board, presides over the monthly meetings, where

members discuss and approve the various phases of school man-

agement such as the appointment of teachers and athletic

coaches. In planning the annual school budget, the board ap-

propriates sums of money to various activities. The board is to

be commended on the completion of tire Warren County Vo-

cational Technical School, which opened last fall.

CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH MEMBER

OF THE CLASS OF 1972

Your education provides you with the basic

foundation upon which you must build and con-

struct your life. Each day of living will be a new

experience and an education in itself.

The success and failure of each generation are

the composite result of those living it. Your gen-

eration will be faced with many new challenges.

Make ever)' personal effort to solve these prob-

lems so that you will leave a better world for

those who will follow you.

On behalf of the faculty and administration

may I wish you success, happiness, and God’s

blessings in all your endeavors.

William R. Miller

Principal

William R. Miller, Principal

PRINCIPAL

The work of our assistant principals, Mr. Kurz and Mr. Sta-

chowiak, proves invaluable to the general functioning of the

school. Not only does Mr. Kurz order and distribute all sup-

plies, but he also prepares the state attendance reports during

the year and helps with scheduling and report cards. Dis-

ciplining loafers and study hall skippers consumes most of Mr.

Stachowiak’s time. Together with Mr. Miller, they guarantee

good student relations and a smoothly running system.

John Stachowiak

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

Carlton W. Kurz

Principal's Office Secretaries—Row One: Betty Jabo, Janice Barnes. Ross' Tsvo: Barbara Campbell,

Jean Landolt, Mama Steinhauser.

OFFICE

Principal’s Office Aids-Top to Bottom: Ann Muczynski, Cathy Paul,

Terri Suppa, Barb Nelson, Janice Weirich, Judy Froman, Kim Gustaf-

son, Sharon Braley, Marion Rock, Karen Hoag, Sue Miller, Ingelore

Carnahan, Janelle Welsh, Cindy Grimaldi, Maureen Haben, Debbie

McCracken. Absent from picture: Rene Burke, Beth Kettis.

Dr. Arthur O’Connor. Karolyn Stone, Nurse.

Guidance Counselors—Row One: Jean Steele. Row Two: Wayne King, Warren

Carr.

The complexity of modern society necessi-

tates the sound and proper guidance of youth.

Aiding students in developing interests and

determining their future professions con-

sumes much of the guidance counselors’ time.

The guidance suite displays and makes avail-

able to students an abundant selection of col-

lege catalogs and related materials. The ex-

perience of Miss Jean Steele and Mr. Warren

Carr, combined with the enthusiasm of a new

arrival, Mr. Wayne King, lend to the com-

petence of Warren Area High’s Guidance

Department. Mrs. Phyllis Rydholm merits

special appreciation for her efficient handling

of the office procedure. She enables the coun-

selors to devote their utmost attention to the

students.

PERSONNEL

Guidance Office Aids-Row One: Sharon Wagner, Gayle Peterson, Ann

Buerkle, Kaiyn Bathgate. Row Two: Barb Manfrey, Nancy Hultman, Avis

Anderson, Sherrie Brainard. Row Three: Mrs. Rydholm, Debi Krupey,

Beth Homstrom, Linda Gregerson, Cathy Barre, Sue Peterson, Joan Se-

don. Absent from picture: Sue Schweitzer.

Librarians-Margaret Johnson, Carol Lilley, Betty Sampson, Helen Oelslager.

A library . . . should be the delivery

room for the birth of ideas—a place

where history comes to life.

—Norman Cousins

LIBRARY

Library Aids-Row One: Victor Brennan, Bob Hamm,

Don Swanson. Row Two: Mary Pollock, Diane Dudick,

Becky Nobles, Suellen Bullock, Sandi Barbary, Kathy

Spear, Karen Larsen, Mary Toner, Wendy Rudolph,

Cathy McPherson, Liz Eaton, Cindy Mickle, Kathy Phil-

lips, Allen VerMilyea. Row Three: Donna Campbell,

Carolyn Check, Debbie Halle, Jan Hilde, Sue Heary,

Hallie Bunk.

We may live without poetry, music, and art,

We may live without conscience and live without

heart;

We may live without friends, we may live without

books,

But civilized man cannot live without cooks.

—Owen Meredith

Cooks—Row One: Lcwanda Mcddock, Helen Kramer, Lucille Battista. Row Two: Eve-

lyn Frazier, Frances Devore, Betty Galiano, Gretchen Myers, Marion Adams, Betty Di-

tonto, Marie Heald.

SCHOOL FUNCTIONARIES

Custodians—Left to Right: Einer Anderson, Harold Rensel, Laurel Whitmore, William

Matigan, Don Greene, Dennis Morris, George Morley.

Behold before you, those to whom all praise is due

for our building’s condition of spotless cleanliness.

We have heard of great wielders of weapons, Her-

cules, Theseus, and Caesar; but none of these could

wield a broom “with greater dexterity or with more

telling effect” than our custodians.

-paraphrased from 1907 DRAGON

One ought every day at least, to hear a little

song, read a good poem, see a fine picture,

and if it were possible, speak a few reason-

able words.

—Goethe

COMMUNICA TION

Row One: Ronald Bowen, Lee Chew, Donald Hopwood, Milton

Smith. Row Two: Ina Wurst, Anne Hyatt, Dorothy Allenson, June

Andersen, Kathryn Martin, Carol Backstrom, Mary Young. Absent

from picture: Howard Ferguson, Sandra Olson, Marion King.

Language is the memory of the human race.

It is as a thread, a nerve of life running

through all the ages, connecting them into

one common, prolonged and advancing

existence.

—William Smi

LANGUAGES

Row One: Emelina Valella, Marie Hernandez, Nancy Rich. Row Two: John Green, Jeffrey Pace, David Dare.

Row One: Karen Swick. Row Two: Jeffrey Pace, Robert

Crimm, John Wallo. Absent from picture: Norman Sam-

pson, Douglas Angove, James Fehlman, Gary Breese, Steven

Sutton.

MATHEMATICS

There is no certainty in science where one

of the mathematical sciences can not be

applied.

—Leonardo DaVinci

Modern science has developed to give man-

kind. . . a way of securing a more abundant

life which does not simply consist in taking

away from someone else.

—Karl Taylor Compton

SCIENCE

Two-Volw Creen^Peter'^aRarh*gC"n SZUJ* 1ichard cai,ar- ’J0W ,On’ Paul Walkcr> Nancy Clapp. Absent from picture: Robert

two: John Green, Peter UBaibera, Douglas Angove, Steven Sut- Hovan, William Huber.

Row One: Donald Smith, Meade Hinderliter, John Kylander,

iames Jewell. Row Two: John Camigliano, Theodore Lingaton,

iennetn Bakewell, Paul Alcorn, Robert Fey, Richard Minnis,

Merle Nosker, Sandra Donaldson. Absent from picture: Edward

McClumphy.

SOCIAL

We can chart our future clearly and

wisely only when we know the path

which has led to the present.

—Adlai Stevenson

STUDIES

BUSINESS

Row One: William Baetz. Row Two, Jeannette Fiscus, Helene McClure, Ruth Hinderliter.

Business more than any other occupation is a continual

dealing with the future, it is a continual calculation, an

instinctive exercise in foresight.

—Henry R. Luce

PHYSICAL

EDUCATION

Exercise is to the body what reading is

to the mind.

—paraphrased from Joseph Addison

Left to Right: James Wilkins, Carol Rosenfelder, Charlotte Wasielewski, John Shea.

Virginia Bryan, Daphne Chase

Homemaking, focusing on the individual living in

a changing world, prepares him for the responsi-

bilities of a domestic life.

VOCATIONAL ARTS

We consider “manual work” as a high hu-

man function, as a basis of human life, the

most dignified thing in the life of the human

being, and which ought to be free, creative.

-David Ben Gurion

Gene Lang, Guy Conklin. Absent from picture: Thomas Kristy.

There have only been 55,000 deaths from car acci-

dents in the past year—isn’t that reason enough for

Driver’s Education?

DRIVER EDUCATION

Joseph Massa, Jan Garrett.

WARREN COUNTY

In response to the demand for broadening educational op-

portunities, the Warren County School District has established

the Vocational-Technical School. Students utilizing this facil-

ity will gain realistic training which will prepare them for em-

ployment. Courses in Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, and Elec-

tronics are only a few of the available subjects. Moreover, this

VO-TECH SCHOOL

facility will provide not only the opportunity to discover and

develop special talents but also the chance to attain the social

attitudes necessary for practically confronting the problems of

today. As our society is one of high technology, there will be a

continual demand for trained technologists.

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

COMMUNICATION

SOCIAL STUDIES

A.P. English

Developmental Reading

Dramatics

English

A.P. American History

A.P. European History

Basic World Geography

Conservation

Speech

LANGUAGES

French

German

Latin

Russian

Spanish

Economics and Sociology

Problems of Democracy

dies Seminar

United States Cultures

■dtures

-gional Geography

BUSINESS

MATHEMATICS

A.P. Math (Calculus)

AJgebra

lege Prep Math

nputer Math

nentary Functions

teral Math

ie Geometry

Bookkeeping

Business English

Business Law

Business Math

Business Training

Consumer Economic Problems

Office Practice

Sales

Shorthand

Typing

PHYSICAL

Physical Education

Adaptive Physical

HOME ECO

General Home Economics

Vocational Home fintmfrnics

General

S INDUSTRIAL ARTS

ARTISTIC 4

Left to Right: Mr. Shultz, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Bowen, and Mr. Harpster.

MADRIGAL SINGERS

Row One: Laurie Mclnturff, Bob Lasher, Lu Ann Wright, Sharon Klenck,

Dean Maniakas. Row Two: Mark Grettcnburger, Barb Bathurst, Patch Jones,

Jim Tollman, Jean Burkle.

“Song is man’s sweet-

est joy.”

—Musaeus

A CAPPELLA

CHOIR

Row One: Lu Ann Critelli, Cathy Rudolph, Barb

O'Conner, Barb Bathurst. Row Two: Kathy York,

Gcorgi Rice, Sue Peterson, Laurie Tranter, Sarah

Tranter. Row Three: Patch Jones, Lee Levinson,

Reba Hughes, Laurie Mclnturff. Row Four: Sha-

ron Klenck, Mary Beth Ryan, Al Cecchini. Row

Five: Joe Kestlcr, Janet Holding. Row Six: Nita

Freeman, Victor Brennan. Row Seven: Jeff

Miller, Jane Marti. Row Eight: Nancy Chittester,

Gregg Krogler. Row Nine: Sue Marti, Bill

Pcrschkc. Row Ten: Dave Blick, Avis Anderson.

Row Eleven: Jean Bucrkle, Rickia Freeburg. Row

Twelve: Jim Tcllman, Dean Maniakas, Lu Ann

Wright, Cinnie Guiffre, Andrea Rouch, Mary

Seceniquia. Row Thirteen: Bob Lasher, Mary

Beth Bartholomew, Patty Kottraba, Pete Salemo,

Mark Grettenbergcr. Row Fourteen: Brett Hag-

berg, Mark Hilse, Cordon Mathis, Jana Schu-

ckers, Carol Thompson, Scott Mclnturff. Row

Fifteen: Jon Benson, Tom Betz, Craig Gunter,

OFF TO DISTRICT BAND!!

Left to Right: Harry Levinson, Ginny Potter, Jim Spangler, Donna Mira, Jim

Harvey Nelson, Kathy Farynowski, Dave Dickson, Fran Neeley, Doug

Bertolini.

“Education in music is most soverign, because

more than anything else rhythm and harmony

find their way into the secret places of the soul".

—Plato

BAND

Members of the W.A.H5. Concert Band who

were not included in the picture of the Marching

Band are: Row One: Sharon Braley, Becky Lo

fan, Kathy McPherson, Barb Pearson. Row Two:

larion Wolfe, Randy Gustafson, Don

McCracken, Dave Tannler, Debra Malone. Row

Three: Jeff Passaro, Mike Piehuta, Tom Bright,

Rusty Van Epps. Row Four: Jim Spangler, John

Barrett.

DISTRICT CHOIR

Left to Right: Jean Bucrkle, Bob Lasher, Lu Ann

Wright, Dean Maniakas, Laurie Mclnturff, Mark

Grettenberger.

GIRLS

GLEE

CLUE

Row One: Barb Kem, Gail Foster, Cindy

Vavala, Linda Glans, Mary iMader, Debbie

Yaeglc, Joan Lyle, Kay Daugharty. Row

Two: Heidi Casperson, Beth Marquis, Ka-

ren Warner, Linda Caldwell, Maureen

Haben, Nancy Scalise. Row Three:

JoAnnc Borg, Crissc Hansen, Pam Al-

baugh, Sally Hcdman, Jane Humphries,

Karen Bathgate, Pam Yeaglc, Wendy

Bums. Row Four: Stacy Jones, Gloria

Adams. Row Five: Rose Hennessy, Joanne

Bryan. Row Six: Vivian Tressler, Bonnie

Bennett, Marilyn Johnson. Row Seven:

Ann Lyons, Deannc Salapck. Row Eight:

Mary Lynn Brown, Jill Grettenberger.

Row Nine: Judy Rein, Debbie Trubic.

Row Ten: Silvia Scalise, Barb Olson. Row

Eleven: Lorie Craham, Laura Levinson,

Patti Dickerson. Row Twelve: Ann Lun-

dalil, Ruby Wiles, Rhonda Freeburg. Row

Thirteen: Sue Martin, Sue Hcary, Jody

Mostert.

STAGE BAND

Left to Right: Harry Levinson, Don Elinski, Kathy Farynowski, Buzz Harring-

ton, Brain Segal, Jim Spangler, Bill Hanson, Mark Harrington, Rock

Schwanke, Doug Allen, Rex Rossey, Harry Hinrichson, Anne Donick, Dan

Schwanke, Tim Parker, Scott Donaldson, Jim Harvey Nelson, Ginny Potter,

Sue Marti, Louise Linder, David Blick, Tom Betz, Andy Striech, Ellen Ander-

son, Donna Mira, Elaine Jacobson.

See to their desks Apollo’s sons repair,

Swift rides the rosin o’er the horse’s hair!

In unison their various tones to tune,

Murmurs the hautboy, growls the hoarse basson,

In soft vibration sighs the whispering lute,

Tang goes the harpsichord, too-too the flute,

Brays the bud trumpet, squeaks the fiddle sharp,

Winds the French horn, and twangs the tingling harp;

Till, like great Jove, the leader figuring in,

Attune to order the chaotic din.

-Horace and James Smith

HIGH STEPPIN, MILLION DOLLAR,

GO-GO, DRAGON, MARCHING BAND

Front Row: Faith Lyle, Karen Mellander. Curb Left to Right: Bonnie Sturgis,

Tim Parker, Dave Freund, Jim Nelson, Tom Hickey, Tim Marti, Rex Rossey,

Kathy Tome, Jane Barclay, Debbie Probst, Cindy Collins, Kris Robertson, Jeff

Orth, Mark Holtz, Rick Mader, Bill Post. Row Two: Warren Dobson, Debbie

Akif, Kathy Mack, Kathy Spear, Nancy Sorensen, Nancy Wingert, Kathy Car-

lson, Donna Seither, Kim Ettinger, Linda Wolfe, Marcia Lyle, Janet Lucia,

Kathy Burgchardt, Mary Io Roman, Sherry McCauley, Margie Freeman,

Mark Scalise, Doug Bertolini, Doug Place, Burt Russell. Row Three: Tom

Yarzabek, Rock Schwankc, Charlie Eyster, Scott Donaldson, Judy Bielawski,

Barb Allen, Andy Streich, Liz Eaton, Barb Schumacher, Molly Johnson,

Phyllis Lucia, Louise Linder, Jean Stapfer, Ellen Anderson, Lisa Wagner,

Debbie Schmitz, Julie Blair, Peggy Jones. Windows: Cindy Brader, Tracy

Templeton, Susan Rossey, Joanne Rotunno, Edith Ebel, Julie Fino, Tracy

Reynolds, Cail Johnson, Bill Hanson, Donna Skinner, Gary Anderson, Harry

Levinson, Elaine Jacobson, Fran Neeley, Sarah Laurence, Sue Gilson, Anne

Domek, Holly Harrington, Ginny Potter, Jim Newark. Door, top to bottom:

Bob Lasher, Tom Betz. Top of Bus: Carmen Bevacqua, Bruce Zaffino, Bill

Beck, Don Nicholson, John Sutter, Joey Hoffman, Kelly Metzgar, Donna

Mira, Kevin Hoffman, John Kersey, Chris Cleveland, Jim Swick, Harry Hin-

richsen, Jane Porter, Dave Dickson, Mark Harrington, Don Elinski, Sam

Baughman. Drum Majors: Dan Schwanke, Kathy Farynowski.

ORCHESTRA

Row One: Brian Segal, Fran Neeley, Lynn Christensen, Patty Kottraba, Ellen

Zetteriind, Mary Reo, Rock Schwanke, Scott Donaldson, Ed Duliba, Sonya

Thelin. Row Two: Sarah Flick, Kim Elias, Charlene Chase, Sue Nosel. Row

Three: Becky Nordin, Liz Gibb, Sylvia Scalise, Jim Swick, June Swanson,

Iulie Fino, Laurie Mahan, Cathy Barre, Judy Bielawsld, Jane Porter, Patch

ones, Sue Marti, Elaine Jacobson, Ginny Potter, Sandi McCauslin, Douglas

Bertolini, Kathy Farynowski. Row Four: Mr. Harpster, Dave McFate, Jim

Spangler, Steve Peltz, Gary Anderson, Ellen Anderson, Dan Schwanke, Rex

Rossey, Joey Hoffman. Row Five: Donna Mira, Linda Allen, John Redfield,

Greg Hanks, Harry Levinson, Mary Beth Shanshala, Dave Dickson, Steve Yur-

ick, Andy Streich, Tom Betz.

WOODWIND

ENSEMBLE

Row One: Judy Biclawski, Julie Fino, Laurie Mahan, Cathv

Barre, June Swanson. Row Two: Ginny Potter, Sanai

McCauslin, Elaine Jacobson, Patch Jones, Sue Marti. Row

Three: Fran Neely, Kathy Farynowski, Jane Porter.

STRING

ORCHESTRA

Row One: Brian Scgcl, Fran Neely, Sarah Flick, Kim Elias,

Becky Nordin, Liz Gibb. Row Two: Sylvia Scalise, Pally

Kotlraba, Ellen Zetterlind, Mary Reo, Jim Swick, Lynn

Christensen, Charlene Chase, Sue Nosel. Row Three: Harry

Levinson, Mary Beth Shanshala, Ed Duliba, Sonya Thelin.

BRASS

ENSEMBLE

Row One: Rex Rossey, Jim Spangler, Dan Schwanke, Joey

Hoffman. Row Two: Dave McFate, Ellen Anderson, Steve

Pcltz, Andy Streich, Dave Dickson. Row Three: Jim Harvey

Nelson, Tom Betz.

THE WARREN AREA HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OF 1972 PRESENTS:

In April of its Sophomore year the class of 1972 presented as its class play

Die Happiest Millionaire. The first class play presented by a sophomore class

was very successful. This sophisticated comedy is about a young girl, Cordelia

Biddle, (double cast, with Karen Fiscus and Kathy Rickert) who finds it hard

to least her home life for what the future might bring. Her Aunt Mary (played

by Sue Erickson) talks her and her father (Jim Barton) into letting Cordelia go

to an all girls’ school. After a couple of months, Cordelia runs away from the

school escorted by her boyfriend, Angier Duke (Paul Frazer). The two plan to

many after getting approval from Cordelia’s Father; however, at the last min-

ute, Cordelia is unsure of the marriage and finds an excuse to back out. The

stOQ* ends happily with Cordelia and Angier back together as . . . The Cur-

tain Falk.

In April of its Junior year, the class of 1972 presented as its class play Arse-

nic ana Old Lace. This old favorite which attracted large crowds both nights

was hailed as a brilliant success. The play, a comedy, deals with a pair of el-

derly ladies who arc in the habit of poisioning boarders in their house. The

ladies (double cast, with Sue Peterson and Mary Jo Bonavita on Friday and

Barb Manfrey and Kathy Rickert on Saturday night; held the impression that

their victims welcomed death as a long awaited rest. They laid out and buried

in their cellar an even dozen bodies before their nephew Mortimer (Jim Nel-

son) caught on. The production climaxed hilariously and ended happily at the

altar for Mortimer and at the Happy Dale Sanitarium for the two dear sweet

old ladies, along with another nephew who thought he was Teddy Roosevelt

(played by Steve Rickert). The class thespians, now with two successful pro-

ductions behind them, headed for their biggest success with their Senior Class

Play.

“The Happiest Millionaire”

Emma______

John Lawless.

Livingston Bii

Charlie Taylor

.....

Anthony J. Biddle—____

Mrs. Anthony J. Biddle — _______________

Aunt Mary Drexel_____

Cousin Lacy Rittenhouse

Angier Duke______

O’Malley__________”

Mrs. Benjamin Duke ____.......

Footman——— ____......

................Toni Pirillo

.............Gordon Mathis

____-_________Steve Rickert

..................Kim Rice

_______________Ross Morrell

■Karen Fiscus Kathy Rickert

-.....—___Kent Anthony

.................Jim Barton

_______________Cathy Barre

_______-_______Sue Erickson

___-_____-____Sarah Tranter

—.........-.............Paul Frazer

__-____-..........Dave McCool

...............Sue Peterson

---—-__________Don Hagg

“Arsenic and Old Lace”

Abby Brewster.................................Barb Manfrey Sue Peterson

The Rev. Dr. Harper............................................Ross Morrell

Teddy Brewster................................................Steve Rickert

Officer Brophy..................................................Bill McClain

Officer Klein.....................................................Paul Frazer

Martha Brewster...........................Mary Jo Bonavita Kathy Rickert

Elaine Harper..................................Sarah Tranter Karen Fiscus

Mortimer Brewster...............................................Jim Nekon

Mr. Gibbs.........................................................Kim Rice

Jonathan Brewster.......................................Mark Grctterberger

Dr. Elinstein..................................................Larry Pearson

Officer O’Hara.................................................Tom Osbome

Lieutenant Rooney...........................................Cordon Mathis

Mr. Witherspoon..............................................Terry Shagger

On the weekend of November 19 and 20, the Senior Class of W.A.H.S.

presented its annual class play, entitled "If a Man Answers." This sophis-

ticated comedy revolves around the efforts of an eligible but naive girl of nigh

status, to find a husband and establish a successful happy marriage. Chantal

Stacy (played by Karen Fiscus) possesses two conflicting forces: the Parisienne

frivolity a her mother, which signals her to accept three marriage proposals in

one night, and the restraint and conservatism of her Bostonian father, which

causes Chantal to back off each time a decision is to be made. The Stacey fam-

ily moves to New York, where Chantal in earnest searches for a husband

through various means of employment. Eugene Wright (cast doubly with

Steve Rickert and Tom Osbome) a fashion photographer, strikes her fancy and

marries Chantal. Laurie Mclnturff, as Chantal’s mother reveals to her daugh-

ter her secret for a successful marriage; treat the husband as a “pct” by follow-

ing the directions in a dog training manual. Chantal's father (Bill McClain)

and pestering friend Tina (Sarah Tranter) become suspicious, the truth leaks

out. In an attempt to save the marriage, Mrs. Stacey conjures up her “imagi-

nary” lover Robert Swan (Paul Frazer) and has him send roses and mysterious

phone calls to Chantal. Eugene, though quite "jealous” sees through the

scheme and, with the aid of his father, sends a very real Robert Swan (Paul

Frazer) to greet Chantal. Although complications arise at first, both sides dis-

cover each other’s motives and make-up. The play concludes with a “rousing"

dog bark from the “trained” husband and the Wright couple living happily

ever after.

If a Man Answers”

Chantal Stacey

....

Tina Brooks...

Miss Kaye----

_______________

Mr. Chadwick

Gene Wright-

Conchita_____ .....

_______________

Belladonna ——.

Europa-—...___

Flower Shop Clerk

Strange Man-----

Robert Swan_______

____-____-___Karen Fiscus

_____________.Bill McClain

_______-..Laurie Mclnturff

____________Sarah Tranter

—........-..Kathy Rickert

............—Rick West

•Steve Rickert Tom Osbome

_____-________Sue Piehuta

—______-...-___Cathy Barre

_____________Sue Peterson

____________Barb Manfrey

........-Judy Echelemver

—___-_______Bob Lasher

_____________-Paul Frazer

SPECIAL THANKS

MR. BOWEN!

MAJORETTES

Majorettes

Smiling, charming

Strutting, twirling, dancing

Renowned for their candied apples

Majorettes

Color Guard

Snappy, expressionless

Drilling, flag passing, pinwheeling

Celebrated popcorn makers

Row One: Debbie Gebhart, Barb Hultquist, Kathy Kersey, Darlene

Thomas, Fast Lyon, Rene Laih, Colleen McNutt. Row Two: Sue Whyte,

Marcia Walker, Rene Bliss, Barb Gebhart, Jodi Bunk.

Color Guard

COLOR GUARD

Row One: Mary Reo, June Swanson, Mary Jo Bonavita, Lynn Rob-

ertson, Nita Freeman, Kay Dilinkoffer, Sue Marti. Row Two: Janet

Holding, Chris Biehls, Debbie Krupey, Cathy Barre, Carolyn Zingone,

S Christenson, Judy Africa, Buzz Harrington, Rickia Freeburg,

y Brenan, Patch Jones, Laurie Tranter, Nancy Schwartz, Sue

Erickson, Joyce Slocum, Sandi McCauslin.

STUDENT LIFE

I |■

SENIORS

CoPresident..............................................................................BARB LUNDBERG

CoPresident...................................................................................BRIAN SEGEL

Vice-President................................................................................JIM SPANGLER

Secretary..................................................................................ANN MUCZYNSKI

Treasurer.......................................................................................JUDY AFRICA

ADAMS, HUBERT J.

AFRICA, JUDITH B.

ALBAUGH, NANCY A.

ALLEN, BARBARA A.

ALLEN, JUNE A.

ALLEN, KEVIN C.

ALSPAUGH, EDWARD A.

ANDERSEN, ROBIN M.

ANDERSON, GARY W.

ANSELL, HEIDI K.

ANTHONY, RICHARD K.

ARNOLD, JOAN L.

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ANDERSON, KAY L.

ANDERSON, MARY P.

ANDERSON, SALLY J.

AUMER, JOHN F.

BAGLEY, MARY E.

BAILEY, CINDY L.

BAKER, DEBRA A.

BARBEY, GAYE

BARRE, CATHERINE A.

BARRETT, JOHN W.

BARRETT, LINDA M.

BARTON, JAMES D.

BATHURST, BARBARA G.

BAXTER, DAVID A.

BAYNARD, STEVEN E.

BEACH, MARY A.

BEAN, CEARY D.

BEARFIELD, PAMELA J.

BENNETT, ELAINE S.

BENNETT, GORDON J

BERDINE, JANI L.

BEVEVINO, LINDA M.

BIEHLS, CHRISTINE M

BIELAWSKI, JUDITH A

BLISS, DIRK D.

BLOOM, JERROLD C

BLUM, ARTHUR H.

BONAVITA, ALBERT A

BONA VITA, MARY JO

BORGER, MARK F.

BIMBER, RODNEY

BJORKQUIST, GARY

BUCK, DAVID M.

BORLAND, ISAAC H.

BOUGHTON, JAMES

BOWSER, LEE A.

BOWERSOX, DEBRA J.

BRALEY, SHARON L.

BRENAN, KATHRYN E.

BRIGGS, DANIEL P.

BROFFMAN, ALLAN B.

BRYAN, JOANNE L.

BUERKLE, JEAN E.

BULLOCK, SUELLEN M.

BUNK, JOANNE R.

BURNS, CAROLINE J.

CABLE, DEBORAH L.

CALDWELL, GAIL A.

CALDWELL, WILLIAM

CAMPBELL, DONNA J.

CAMPBELL, REBECCA L.

CARLSON, RHONDA D.

CARLSON, VICKI L.

CASSATT, PATRICIA L.

CATALDO, THERESA M,

CERIOLA, ANTHONY J.

CHECK, CAROLYN A.

CLEMENTS, TERESA

COBB, DIANE G.

COLUNS, JOHN E.

CHRISTENSEN, DEBRA L.

CHRISTENSEN, RANDALL L.

CHRISTIE, MARY E.

COOK, GREGORY V.

CROSSLEY, DAVID P.

DANGELO, PAUL J.

DEVORE, LYLE E.

DICKERSON, DALE R

DICKSON, DAVID C.

COLTER, REBECCA S.

CONNOLLY, JAMES M

CONRAD, ALAN B.

DECKER, RICHARD A.

DeMURO, JULI M.

DeSERIO, CYNTHIA M

DARR, EVON

DARR, WALTER B.

DAUGIIARTHY, JAMES L.

DINGELDEIN, JOYCE I.

DOBSON, JILL A.

DOHERTY, THOMAS M.

DOWNEY, KARL H.

DUCKETT, CYNTHIA L.

DUDICK, DIANE M.

DONALDSON, JOHN S.

DONHAM, BRIAN R.

DORRION, THOMAS W.

DUTCHESS, JAMES E.

EARLY, CANDICE

EATON, ELIZABETH J.

ECHELMEYER, JUDY L.

ELINSKI, DON E.

EMHARDT, DONALD D.

FAZIO, SALLY J.

FILEGER, DEBORAH

FISCUS, KAREN L.

ENGLISH, TERRY M.

ERICKSON, SUSAN A.

FARYNOWSKI, KATHRYN A.

FITCH, BARBARA J.

FITZGERALD, EDWARD

FLYNN, ANTHONY S.

FRAZER, PAUL D.

FREELOVE, TERRY L.

FREEMAN, NITA L.

FRONTERA, MARIA A.

GARDNER, DAN K.

GAY, TIMOTHY M.

GEBHART, DEBRA L.

GEER, BEVERLY J.

GENBERG, SUSAN J.

GERN, KERRY L.

GHERES, DUANE B.

GILSON, SUSAN E.

GILTINAN, LINDA J.

GORDON, LARRY A.

GRAHAM, REBECCA L.

GRETTENBERGER, JON M.

GRIMALDI, CYNTHIA R.

GUIFFRE, CAROL

GUIFFRE, VIRGINIA J.

GUIHER, TERRY L.

GUSTAFSON, JOEL M.

HAGBERG, PAMELA K.

HAIGHT, REBECCA

HAINES, NILA B.

HAWK, ROGER

HELLMAN, JOHN E.

HENNESSY, ROSE M.

HALLE, DEBRA S.

HAMMERBECK, DEBRA L.

HARDING, MARY E.

HENRY, ANDREW F.

HERRON, KATHLEEN H.

HILDE, JANET A.

HARPER, STEPHEN K.

HART, GARRY L.

HASTINGS, DEBORAH J.

HINDERLITER, CARL M.

HINRICHSEN, HARRY H.

HOAG, KAREN E.

HOFFMAN, KEVIN D.

HOFFMAN, MICHAEL E.

HOFFMAN, NAN

HOLDER, ROBERT W.

HOLDING, JANET C.

HOLMES, SUSAN V.

HONHART, RANDAL J.

HOPSHIRE, FRANK W.

HOWARD, KEVIN

HUYA, JOANNE

HYATT, MARY L.

HYDE, WENDY J.

JONES, LINDA P.

JONES, MARGARET L.

JONES, STACY

JOHNSON, GAYLE L.

JOHNSON, JUDITH M.

JOHNSON, MARK S.

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JORDAN, KEVIN C.

JULIANO, ANGELO P.

KAYS, DEBORAH J.

KEREKANICH, CHARLES

KERVIN, KIM G.

KESTLER, JOSEPH

KROEGER, EILEEN M.

KRUPEY, DEBRA A.

KUHS, KAREN

KISER, JOHN W.

KITTELL, JUDITH L.

KLARK, SUSAN M.

KLENCK, SHARON E.

KNEPP, WILLIAM L.

KRAMER, RANDY L.

KETTIS, TERRY A.

KING, DELLA

KISER, JAMES R.

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LaPORTE, SYLVIE M.

LASHER, ROBERT G.

LAUGHNER, JAMES W.

LAURENCE, SARAH J.

LAURICH, JONATHAN D.

LAWSON, MARILYN J.

LEUTHOLD, SUSAN G.

LEVINE, CRAIG D.

LEWIS, KATHRYN J.

LILLY, DAVID W.

LOGAN, REBECCA L.

LOPEZ, DAVID E.

LUCIA, PATRICIA L.

LUCKS, ANDREW

LUNDBERG, BARBARA T.

LYLE, JAMES A.

LYON, LARRY T.

MACK, RICHARD S.

MALISSA, MARION J.

MAMROWICH, JUDITH A.

MANFREY, BARBARA L.

MADIGAN, RAYMOND L.

MAHAN, DANIEL L.

MAINES, STANLEY W.

MANIAKAS, MARINA A.

MARCECA, NANCY J.

MARSH, GAIL T.

MARTIN, FREDERICK J.

MARTIN, TERRENCE J.

MASSA, DIANNE J.

MASSA, GLORIA A.

MATHIS, GORDON L.

MATIE, DONALD A.

McINTURFF, LAURA L.

McLaughlin, Gregory

McNEAL, WAYNE C.

McDANNEL, SCARLET A.

McDonald, kathy d.

McElhattan, judy a.

MATTSON, SUE A.

McCAUSLIN, SANDRA R.

McClain, william k.

McConnell, james e.

McCOY, DANIEL M.

McCracken, deborah l.

MEACHAM, RICHARD E.

MEDDOCK, MARTY L.

MENARD, MICHAEL J.

MENEO, MARTIN W.

MEYERS, JANET M.

MICKELSON, MARLENE B.

MICKLE, CYNTHIA L.

MILLER, SUSAN H.

MIRA, DONNA J.

MORSE, DANIEL W.

MUCZYNSKI, ANN

MUNKSCARD, JON M.

MOORE, DONNIPHAN L.

MOORE, GARY A.

MORELL, ROSS J.

MYERS, CAROL A.

NEELY, FRANCES L.

NELSEN, MELINDA A.

NELSON, BARBARA C.

NELSON, CHERYL A.

NELSON, JAMES H.

NUHFER, SUSAN J.

OLSEN, MICHAEL C.

OLSON, RICHARD A.

NOLLINCER, DAVID E.

NUHFER, JAMES A.

NUHFER, RICHARD P.

NELSON, JAMES M.

NELSON, MABEL L.

NERO, NEVA L.

ORCUTT, CHERYL L.

OSBORNE, THOMAS L.

OWEN, RORERT L.

OWENS, DEBRA I.

OWENS, MARK W.

PARK, KATHY J.

PASQUARETTE, JAMES

PAUL, DOUGLAS W.

PEARSON, BARBARA J.

PEARSON, LARRY B.

PELLEGRINO, MARY ANN

PESKO, GAYLE F.

PARKER, TIMOTHY B.

PARKS, LINDA S.

PASQUARETTE, DANIEL L.

PLACE, DOUGLAS S.

POLLOCK, DIANE L.

POLLOCK, MARY F.

PHILLIPS, KATHY L.

PIEHUTA, SUSANNE B

PIERCE, DANIEL M.

PETERSEN, LYNN E.

PETERSON, GAYLE S.

PETERSON, SUZANNE

PETRUZZI, SALLY

PHELPS, JEFFREY L.

PHILLIPS, DANIEL K

PIERCE, LORI S.

PIERSON, JEFFREY G

PIRILLO, ROSE A.

PORTER, JANE

POSTLETHWAIT, WILLIAM

POTKOVICK, WILHELM V.

POTTER, VIRGINIA A.

PRINE, ROBIN C.

PRING, DONALD E.

REASBECK, GARY A.

REITZ, BONNIE L.

REITZ, MATTHEW P.

PROBST, DEBORAH J.

PROUD, KAY F.

PROUKOU, MICHAEL H.

PUHL, GARY

QUIGGLE, JOHN D.

RADAKER, MAX D.

RICH, CRAIG C.

RICHARDS, DEBORAH L,

RICHARDS, ROBERT

ROBERTSON, LYNN S.

ROBILLARD, REBECCA L.

ROBINAULT, MARJORIE A.

RICKERT, KATHERINE M.

RICKERT, STEVE J.

RIGGLE, TIM J.

ROCK, MARION J.

ROOF, LISA A.

ROSE, EILEEN G.

ROSENQUIST, SUSAN M.

ROSSEY, REX A.

ROSSMAN, ANDREA S.

SALAPEK, STEFANNIE L.

SALERNO, PETER P.

SANDO, CRAIG E.

SCHAGER, TERRY L.

SCHMADER, DENISE L.

SCHMADER, JOAN L.

RUDOLPH, WENDY J.

RYAN, PATRICIA M.

SALAPEK, FRANK R.

SCALISE, MARK A.

SCALISE, RANDALL A.

SCHAFFER, DEBRA A.

SCHMADER, PAUL J.

SCHMITZ, DEBORAH J.

SCHORMAN, BARBARA J.

SCHRECKENGOST,

RANDALL, C.

SCHUCKERS, JANA K.

SCHUMACHER, KAREN J.

SCHWERT, LENORA M.

SCOTT, JEFFERY R.

SEELEY, KAREN R.

SEGEL, BRIAN H.

SHANSHALA, MARYBETH

SHARP, JUDD A.

SCHWANKE, DANIEL P.

SCHWARTZ, NANCY B.

SCHWEITZER, SUSAN

SLACK, DANIEL L.

SLACK, DEBRA S.

SLEEMAN, ROBERT L.

SHARP, RICHARD L.

SHAVER, STEPHEN A.

SHELDON, KENNETH L.

SMITH, TIMOTHY D.

SMOCK, ROBIN L.

SNOW, BECKY I.

SLOCUM, JOYCE D.

SMITH, DEBRA L.

SMITH, GLENN E.

SINGER, MICHAEL W.

SIRIANNI, CHRISTOPHER

SKINNER, SHERYL A.

SPANGLER, JAMES S.

STACHOWIAK, SUSAN M.

STANKO, REBECCA A.

STUART, CINDY S.

SULLIVAN, RANDALL A.

SWANSON, JUNE F.

SOLOMON, MAUREEN A.

SORENSEN, KATHRYN L.

SORENSEN, NANCY L.

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TANNLER, DEBORAH E.

TAYLOR, LuCINDA

TELLMAN, JAMES H.

STEADMAN, EDWARD A.

STEINKAMP, CRAIG A.

STROMDAHL, JAMES W.

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TEMPLETON, GEORGE D.

THOMAS, DEBORA A.

THOMPSON, CAROL J.

TRANTER, LAURIE E.

TRANTER, SARAH A.

TRESSLER, VIVIAN L.

TOMASONE, RICHARD C.

TOMASSONI, DONNA V.

TONER, MARY J.

TROWBRIDGE, BASIL E.

TUCKER, CYNTHIA K.

TURNER, DANIEL P.

UPLINGER, CANDACE L.

USTACH, TANYA D.

VALENTINE, DENNIS A.

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VULLO, LEROY G.

WALLIN, MARTIN J.

WALTER, EDWARD C.

WARNER, CHERYL A.

WEATHERBEE, CHERYL L.

WEAVER, JAMES F.

WELSH, JANELLE E.

WENZEL, JUDY A.

WERTZ, JOHN E.

WEST, RICHARD J.

WESTFALL, RONALD L.

WIEDMAIER, MARK A.

WEBSTER, ALBERT L.

WEIDERT, MICHELE A.

WEIMER, PAUL W.

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WILES, WILLIAM

WILLIAMS, DAVID J.

WILLIAMS, DAVID P.

WILLIAMS, GARY J.

WILLIAMS, WANDA J.

WILSON, JUDY L.

WRIGGLE, ROBIN L.

WRIGHT, LuANN

WRIGHT, SHANNON K.

YARZABEK, GERARD M.

YOSTEN, MAXINE

ZDARKO, DANIEL J.

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ZINGER, RODNEY M.

ZINGONE, CAROLYN A.

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SENIOR PICTURES UNAVAILABLE

ANDERSON, RANDALL C.

BRIGGS, DEBORAH L.

BRIGHT, MARVIN G.

BUTTON, DONALD R.

BUTTON, RONALD L.

DICKEY, LELAND R.

DICKEY, MARTIN

DONALDSON, JOHN K.

DONALDSON, RANDY LEE

DUNMIRE, DEBORAH

FIELDS, JOHN F.

FOLEY, CARLA J.

GLESSNER, KATHERINE A.

HAGG, DONALD A.

HENNINGER, HARRY

HOUY, ALFRED E.

HUGHES, KEVIN

IRWIN, WILLIAM E.

KRECKEL, ERNEST V.

LARSON, STEPHEN C.

McCOOL, DAVID E.

MILLARD, DAVID L.

MORAVEK, THOMAS P.

ROTH, ROBERT D.

SALAPEK, ADRIAN D.

SMITH, WILLIAM

SPENCER, ROBERT

THOMAS, BURDETTE G.

THORNTON, RITA J.

WOOD, DEBORAH L.

YOUNG, SANDRA L.

ZAWACKI, REBECCA J.

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Arriving in January 1971, Ricardo Alvarenga, the Rotary

Club exchange student from Brazil, resided at the homes of

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. House!,

and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Morse. As a member of the War-

ren football team, he proved an invaluable kicker. He spent

last summer touring the U.S. with a group of foreign exchange

students. After returning to Brazil last December, he planned

to study psychology or sociology in college.

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Freedom exists only where

people take care of the

government.

—Woodrow Wilson

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JUNIORS

Co-President..........................................................MARY BETH BARTHOLOMEW

Co-President...............................................................................MARK HOLTZ

Vice-President........................................................................MARY BETH RYAN

Secretary......................................................................................FAYE LYON

Treasurer.....................................................................................JOHN KERN

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Ace, Vcmctta

Adams, Virginia

.Allen, Linda

Aines, Craig

Anderson, Avis

Anderson, Beck)'

Anderson, Beth

Anderson, Diane

Anderson, Kris

Anderson, Lauric

Anderson, Martin

Anderson, Vic

Arzner, Bon

Atkins, Jeff

Ayers, Beck)'

Babcock, Wayne

Barclay, Jane

Bargerstock, Earl

Barker, Sharon

Bartholomew, Man* Beth

Bathgate, Karyn

Bauer, Ramona

Baughman, Sam

Bean, Mar)' Kay

Bednar, Thomas

Bclleau, Glenn

Bennett, Nancy

Benson, Jon

Bcrtetto, Bari)

Bertolini, Douglas

Betz, Tom

Bcuttas, Kristina

Biacchi, Joe

Bines, Debra

Blackman, Charlie

Blick, Denny

Bliss, Rene

Blum, Rhonda

Bobelak, Debbie

Bounce, Allen

Borgcson, Ron

Bowen, Jim

Bowler, John

Brainard, Sherrie

Brew, Bob

Brewster, Zoe

Briggs, Bob

Bright, Scott

Bright, Tom

Broun, Arleigh

Broun, Malt

Broun, Ron

Brumagin, Alan

Brunner, Alan

Bucrklc, Ann

Burger, Paul

Burke, Renee

Byers, Sandy

California, Girl

Carlson, Dean

Girison, Rcnae

Cataldo, Debbie

Cccchini, Albert

Chamberlain, Norman

Chase, Charlene

Chiodo, Melanie

Chittestcr, Nancy

Christie, Andy

Christie, Laurie

Christ)', Dotty

Clinton, Steven

Cloutman, Myrna

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Coates, Dave

Collin, Glory

Collins, Cindy

Confer, Debbie

Constable, Mike

Cook, Jeff

Cook, Paula

Cook, Rich

Critelli, LuAnn

Cunningham, Dave

Cunningham, Jim

Cunningham, John

Dase, Sneila

Daugharthy, Kay

Defabio, Rosie

Denny, Ted

Detrie, Dorothy

Dillenkofcr, Kay

Dingeldein, Gloria

Donaldson, James

Donnelly, Pat

Donovan, John

Duliba, Ed

Dunham, Craig

Dunn, Dave

Edwards, Randy

Egger, Glenda

Elias, Kim

Emhardl, Paul

English, Leo

Erickson, Steve

Eschborn, Gene

Fanaritis, Nick

Fedorchuk, Julia

Fervor, Dan

Fesli, Anne

Fink, Kathy

Flick, Sarah

Ford, Lisa

Foust, Roy

Franklin, Doreen

Franklin, Patsy

Fredericks, LecAnn

Freeborough, Dave

Freeburg, Rickia

Freeman, Marge

Freund, Dave

Froman, Judy

Frost, Terr)’

Fry, Nancy

Fidler, Alan

Galiano, Linda

Gebhardt, Joseph

Gebhart, Barb

Genbcrg, Roger

Gerarde, Frank

Gettings, Paul

Gibb, Liz

Gibncy, John

Gibson, Kathy

Gilfert, Jeff

Giltinan, Tom

Girill, Donna

Glotz, Dan

Greenawalt, Dan

Greto, Kathy

Grosch, Wend)'

Gunter, Craig

Gustafson, Donald

Gustafson, Jamie

Gustafson, Kim

Hahn, Mark

Haight, John

Hamilton, John

Hammerbeck, Christie

Hansen, Julie

Hansen, Robert

Harrington, John

Hart, Jonathan

Hartenstein, Linda

Hodman, Sally

Hedrick, Jim

Henry', Sandra

Hickey, Tom

Hillyard, Rodney

Hilyer, Hany'

Hixson, Mike

Hoak, Kimberley

Hodas, Lynn

Hollister, Barb

Holtz, Mark

Hood, Pat

Hopshire, Linda

Hovanic, Greg

Howe, Karen

Hoyt, Roberta

Huber, Tom

Hughes, Kevin

Hughes, Reba

Hillings, Don

Hidings, Doug

Hultberg, Betty

Hultman, Nancy

Hultquist, Barbara

Hunt, Beverly

Hunter, Joel

Huya, Sandra

Jenkins, Ginny

Jewell, Jack

Johnson, Amy

Johnson, Bruce

Johnson, Darlene

Johnson, Gary'

Johnson, Rick

Johnson, Scott

Johnson, Stacey

Jones, Mark

Jones, Patch

Kem, John

Kerner, Diane

Kersey, John

Kcttis, Beth

Knisley, Man-

Knupp, Dan

Kottraba, Patty'

Kramer, Carol

Krcspan, Larry'

Krogler, Greg

Langdon, Richard

Lareau, Chris

Larsen, Karen

Lcndvav, John

Leuthold, Willie

Levinson, Harry'

Lindsay', Sue

Littlefield, Darlene

Lobdell, Penny

Lobdell, Randy

Logan, John

Lorce, Tom

Lorenz, David

Lucia, Janet

Luker, Henry'

Lundberg, Becky’

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Lyle, Steve

Lyon, Faye

Lyons, Anne

Mader, Rick

Madigan, Deb

Mahan, Anne

Maines, Mark

Malone, Debra

Maney, Joyce

Maniakis, Dean

Manning, William

Marcy, Wendy

Marti, Jane

Marti, Sue

Marti, Tim

Marquis, Beth

Massa, Sam

Masterson, Molly

Matha, John

Matic, Gan'

McCauley, Sherry

McConnell, Hal

McDannel, Al

McDonald, Kerr)’

McDunn, Marie

McElhattan, Carol

McFate, David

Mclnturff, Scott

McIntyre, Clair

McNutt, Colleen

McSparren, Matt

Mead, Jeffrey

Mervinc, Dave

Mikan, Christopher

Miller, Jeff

Mineweascr, Saudi

Mintzer, Bob

Moore, Sally

Moran, Elizabeth

Morse, Ben i

Mosher, James

Mundt, Marj'

Munksgard, James

Myers, Jeff

Nacgcli, Pam

Nagumcy, Chris

Nelson, Beth

Nelson, Kimio

Nelson, Michelle

Newton, Rob

Nobles, Beck)*

Nobles, Denise

Nobles, John

Nordin, Beck)'

Nosel, Susan

Nuhfer, Phil

Nulifer, Kandy

Njbcrg, Debi

O Connor, Barb

Olsen, John

Olson, Cindy

Olson, Ruth

Ord, Marsha

Ortl), Jeff

Osborne, Marilyn

Pace, Mar)' Ann

Papalia, Frank

Park, Lois

Pascuzzi, Mark

Passaro, Jeff

Paul, Cathy

Pellegrino, Tony

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Peltz, Steve

Perri, Debbie

Perschkc, Bill

Peterson, Dan

Peterson, John

Peterson, Hod

Peterson, Tom

Phillips, Cheryl

Phillips, Susan

Pichuta, Mike

Pierotti, Jean

Pike, David

Ponick, Diane

Ponick, Donna

Ponsoil, Mike

Post, Bill

Powell, Bets)'

Probst, Dixie

Punsky, Bruce

Quackenbush, Elaine

Ballade, Cherrie

Rapp, Gillian

Raybuck, Cindy

Rcamcs, Becky

Redding, Wade

Redfield, John

Reese, Bob

Reese, Ed

Reid, Kris

Reinhard, Kern'

Rcminy, Candance

Rco, Mar)’

Rcltcrcr, Jim

Rice, Georgi

Rich, Tom

Robertson, Kris

Ross, Larry

Rosscy, Stacey

Roth, Jimmy

Rotunno, Cnris

Rouch, Andrea

Rudolph, Cathy

Russell, Burton

Ryan, Beth

Salapck, Jim

Salisbury, Valeric

Sanders, Bridget

Sanders, Denise

Saporita, Cheryl

Saporito, David

Scnnarrs, Lynn

Schutte, Sharon

Schwab, Lynn

Schwankc, Rock

Schweitzer, Sallie

Scott, Nancy

Sears, Al

Scare, Barbara

Scceniquia, Man’

Sedon, Jeff

Scdon, Joan

Solan, Bob

Sheldon, Carl

Shine, Art

Silvis, Rand)’

Simons, Sabrina

Sisson, Scott

Skinner, Sheila

Skinner, Steve

Slater, David

Slocum, Beck)'

Slocum, Nan

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Smith, Dave

Smith, Sally

Smock, Rodger

Snarburg, Mark

Suave!)’, Barb

Snyder, Jan

Stapler, Jean

Stevenson, Barb

Stitzinger, Miles

Strange, Pam

Streicn, Leroy

Stuart, Jeff

Stuart, Jerry

Sundell, Paul

Suppa, Steve

Suppa, Terri

Swanson, Barb

Swanson, Isabelle

Tannlcr, Dave

Tassonc, Nick

Ibelin, Sonya

Thomas, Darlene

Thomas, Rick

Thompson, Jane

Tkach, Doug

Todd, Jay

Tome, Kathy

Tressler, Jim

Trowbridge, Tim

Trubic, Don

Tucker, John

Urbanski, Bill

Urey, Patty

Valone, Pam

Vavala, Lisa

Vicini, Debbie

Walker, Diane

Walker, Marcia

Walters, Patrick

Walters, Scott

Ward, Alinda

Waxman, Neil

Way, Kat hi

Weatherbcc, Karen

Weaver, Theresa

Webster, Bill

Weirich, Jan

Weldon, Pamela

Wendell, Julia

Whcatall, Bob

White, Jay

Wilcox, Linda

Williams, Gar)'

Williams, Jim

Willis, Beck)'

Wineriter, Stuart

Wolf, Tom

Wolfe, Toby

Wood, Teddy

Woods, Sue

York, Kathleen

Youngquist, Kevin

Yurick, Steve

Zetterlind, Ellen

JUNIOR PICTURES UNAVAILABLE

Bearfield, John

Boriand, Robert

Chapel, Burdett

Edmiston, Ten)'

Kiser, Marti

McGraw, Frank

Mitchell, Frank

Nulph, Kevin

Karev, Laurel

Reiff, Alfred

Reynolds, Susan

Sage, Albert

Sperry, George

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SOPHOMORES

CoPresident............................................................................LAURA LEVINSON

CoPresident.....................................................................................DICK DAVIS

Vice-President....................................................................................JULIE FINO

Secretary..........................................................................MARY LYNNE BROWN

Treasurer.................................................................................TOM KOTTRABA

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Acklin, Christine

Adams, Gloria

Akif, Debbi

Albaugh, Barry

Albaugh, Jeff

Albaugh, Pam

Allen, Doug

/Mien, Edward

Alspaugh, Kevin

Amnrose, Debra

Anderson, Ellen

Anderson, John

Anthony, Marcia

Anthony, Tern'

Arnold, Eddie

Atwell, Jo

Atwell, Melvin

Auchmody, Patty

Bailey, Diane

Baker, Archie

Baker, Jeff

Baker, Molly

Barbar)', Saudi

Baumgrotz, Mike

Beck, Bill

Bennett, Bonnie

Bennett, Doris

Betts, Cliff

Bcvacqua, Carmen

Bevevino, Rob

Birtcil, Shelby

Bjorkquist, Doreen

Blair, Julie

Blair, Michele

Bollinger, Bill

Bonavita, Beck)'

Borg, JoAnne

Borger, Paul

Bowles, David

Bradcr, Cindy

Brecht, Garla

Brecht, Mark

Brennan, Victor

Brewster, Susan

Briggs, Todd

Broun, Chris

Broun, Lancttc

Broun, Mar)' Lynne

Bull, Mark

Bull, Sandy

Bunk, Hallie

Burgchardt, Kathy

Burger, Bob

Buncery, Stacy

Bunts, VVendi

Cable, Linda

Gadilc, Toni

Caldwell, Linda

California, Darccc

Cameron, Blaine

Campbell, Curt

Campbell, Darcy

Campbell, Lome

Campbell, Ron

Carlson, Cheri

Carlson, Kathi

Carlson, Linda

Garlson, Marianne

Carnahan, Ingelorc

Gm-, Ed

Carrington, Ted

Garter, Don

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Casperson, Heidi

Cassatt, Diana

Cataldo, Dave

Cataldo, Donna

Chapel, Jane

Chiara val loti, Bob

Chiodo, Linda

Chiodo, Lou

Clark, Rick

Cleveland, Chris

Clover, Gordon

Cole, Mike

Colvin, Marshal

Connacher, Shawna

Crossley, Donald

Cressley, Vivia

Crossley, Annie

Culbertson, Crissi

Culbertson, Monte

Cunningham, Bill

Daley, Scott

Dangelo, Dan

Davis, Dick

DeFabio, Carol

DeFabio, Cheryl

Destefano, Dan

Dickerson, Patty

Di Pierro, Tom

Dobson, Warren

Dombeck, Jim

Donick, Anne

Doran, Tina

Dovell, James

Downs, lack

Duck, Sharon

Durante, Vicki

Dutchess, Jane

Ebel, Edith

Edwards, Barn'

Edwards, Wayne

English, Dave

English, Robert

Ensworth, Bob

Ettinger, Kim

Eyster, Charles

Farnsworth, Lee

Farnsworth, Steve

Fields, Arlene

Fields, Vicki

Fino, Julie

Fink, David

Fitch, Debby

Flasher, George

Font, Larry

Foster, Gail

Foust, Gary

Fraunfelter, Bruce

Frederick, Debi

Fredrickson, Judy

Freeburg, Rhonda

Friedrich, Jack

Fry', Kevin

Gage, Lynn

Gardner, Susanne

Garicpy, Richard

Gcrarac, David

Giltinan, Stephanie

Giunta, Tina

Glans, Linda

Gleason, Cassie

Cobblinger, Kim

Goodwill, Robert

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Gorfida, Peter

Gorton, Haney

Graham, Lorie

Craves, Ray

Gray, Cindy

Gray, Duannc

Gregersen, Linda

Gregerson, Beck}'

Greto, Karen

Greltcnberecr, Jill

Griffin, Mike

Grinnell, Gail

Grosch, Cheryl

Grotzinger, Joe

Guiffre, Deh

Guiffre, Joe

Gustafson, Barb

Gustafson, Bandall

Ha ben, Maureen

Hadley, Dan

Haenel, Robin

Hagl>crg, Brett

Haggerty, Kim

Hamm, Bob

Hanks, Greg

Hausen, Allan

Hausen, Crissie

Hansen, Dan

Hansen, Wendy

Hanson, Bill

Harrigcr, Lynne

Harrington, Hollv

Harrington, Mark

Haupin, Sandra

Hawk, Shirley

Hear) , Sue

Hecei, Mike

Hcdinan, Sue

Heeler, Kevin

Heffernan, Darlene

Heller, Steve

Heller, Sue

Hennessy, Kim

Hesch, Pat

Higgins, James

Hike, Mark

Hoffman, Joe

Holden, Cathy

Holmes, Bob

Homstrom, Beth

Hubickey, John

Hudson, Dave

Humphries, Jane

Hunt, Chris

Hutchings, Rob

Irvine, Bonnie

Lshman, Linda

Jackson, Allen

Jenkins, Mark

Jerman, Bill

Johanson, Bob

Johnson, Clarecn

Johnson, Bill

Johnson, Christy

Johnson, Debby

Johnson, Delphine

Johnson, Gail

Johnson, Linda

Johnson, Marilyn

Johnson, Molly

Johnson, Wendi

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Jones, Keith

Jordan, Mccgan

Kerckanich, Dave

Kem, Bari)

Kersey, Kathy

Keyvinski, Steve

King, Conrad

Kinney, Pamela

Kiser, Kevin

Kitchell, Bill

Klan, Richard

Knapp, Cindy

Knisley, Judith

Kornreich, Scott

Kottraba, Tom

Krieg, Steve

Laih, Renee

Larson, Don

Larson, Doretta

Larson, Rick

Uiuner, John

Lester, Ken

Levinson, Laura

Levinson, Lee

Lilh’, Greg

Under, Louise

Lindsey, Dale

Uttlcficld, Colleen

Lord, Craig

Loucks, Rich

Lucas, Mark

Lucia, Phyllis

Lucks, Jesse

Lundahl, Anne

Lundberg, Scott

Lyle, Faith

Lyle, Joan

Lyle, Marcia

Lyle, Randy

Macivlewicz, Mar)' Ann

Mack, Cathy

Mader, Mar)'

Madigan, Jan

Madonia, Charlie

Malian, Larry

Mahan, Laurie

Maier, Rodney

Maines, Paul

Malissa, Jim

Manfrey, Kathy

Mason, Kim

Martin, Jack-

Martin, Rich

Martin, Sue

Masterson, Dan

Matie, Chuck

McAvoy, Sandra

McClcmcnt, Barry

McCoy, Roberta

McDannel, Gar}'

McDannel, Larry

McKarski, Pat

McKillip, Craig

McKracken, Don

McLaughlin, Lome

McPherson, Cathy

McTavish, Scott

Meacham, Debbie

Means, Cindy

Means, Ken

Meddock, Beck)'

Mcley, Tim

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Metzgar, Kelly

Mickelson, Steven

Mickle, Vernon

Miller, Albert

Miller, Carla

Mitchell, Vickie

Moore, Donna

Moore, Linda

Morgan, Judy

Mostert, Jodi

Mundt, John

Myers, Sharon

Nelsen, Kristina

Nelson, Crcg

Nelson, John

Nelson, Lalrcll

Nelson, Tim

Newark, Jim

Newton, Jeff

Nicholson, Donald

Nicklas, Jamie

Nicodemus, Steve

Nollinger, Dennis

Nowacki, Bari)

Nuhfcr, Craig

Oleksak, Ann

Olsen, Todd

Olson, Barb

O’Neill, Scott

Oxley, Keith

Papalia, Bob

Papalia, Debby

Papalia, Veronica

Park, Jerry

Pearson, Charles

Pearson, Susan

Pcllz, Rick

Polley, Rod

Prosen, Rand)'

Quiggle, Diane

Quiggle, Jane

Quiggle, Steven

Raffaele, Diane

Ramsey, Kurt

Reed, Joy

Reese, Chuck

Reid, Glad)s

Reiff, Judy

Reiter, Lou

Rcmmy, Brian

Repine, Doug

Rex, Jack

Reynolds, Nancy

Reynolds, Saundra

Reynolds, Tracy

Rhoades, Roxanne

Rickert, John

Rieder, Curt

Rizzardi, Victor

Roberts, Shelly

Roman, Mary Jo

Rossey, Suzanne

Rotlunno, Joanne

Rowland, Judy

Rue, Doug

Saber, Rand)’

Salapck, De Anna

Salapck, Kevin

Sampson, Cliff

Sanders, Dean

Sanders, Pam

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Scalise, Silvia

Scandreth, Nancy

Schager, Kim

Schcarcr, Joel

Schmader, Donna

Schmader, Roger

Schreckengost, Dennis

Schuler, Kim

Schumacher, Barb

Schuman, Mattie

Schwab, Kathy

Scott, Ellen

Seilher, Donna

Seminens, Ken

Sharp, Don

Shattuck, Mark

Shawley, Wayne

Shcrbeck, Roy

Shorts, Jan

Siffin, Tina

Simonsen, Robby

Singer, Mark

Skinner, Donna

Slater, Mark

Slecman, Nancy

Sly, Chuck

Smith, Dave

Smith, Debbie

Smith, Elaine

Sobkowski, Tim

Sodck, Gan*

Sodek, Judy

Sondericker, Larry

Songer, Jack

Sorenson, Kris

Spear, Kathy

Stamer, Dave

Stewart, Larry

Stimmell, Pegg)'

Streich, And)’

Sturgis, Bonnie

Sudul, Kevin

Sutter, John

Swanson, Don

Swick, Jim

Swift, Tim

Taylor, Harold

Taylor, Randy

Temple, Frank

Templeton, Tracey

Thayer, Dave

Thomas, Ron

Thomas, Sandy

Thompson, Donna

Thompson, Margo

Timmins, Bill

Torrance, Alan

Trubic, Debbie

Turner, Kathy

Ulilig, Carol

VanCise, Sherry

Van Epps, Rusty

VanGuildcr, Dean

Vaughan, Lynne

Vavala, Cindy

VcrMilyea, Allen

Vosler, Keith

Wagner, Lisa

Wagner, Rick

Wagner, Sherry

Waite, Mike

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Warner, Karen

Watson, Cy

Weber, Jonn

Webster, John

Wedlock, Nancy

Weirich, Jack

Wenzel, Mart)’

Wenzel, Michele

Wert, Robin

Westfall, Carn-

White, Keith

White, Mar)*

Whyte, Susan

Wiles, Ruby

Wilks, Joey

Williams, Debbie

Williams, Greg

Wilson, Jeff

Winegardener, Beryl

Wingert, Nancy

Wolfe, Linda

Wolfe, Liz

Wolfe, Tom

Wood, Arlie

Wooster, Charles

Work, Becky

Wriggle, Curt

W)koff, Cathy

Yaegle, Debbie

Yaegle, Karen

Yaegle, Pam

Yarzabck, Tom

Young, Bob

Young, Jeff

Zaffino, Bruce

Zaffino, Judy

Zawacki, Teresa

Zdarko, Tim

Zinger, Mark

Zinger, Randy

Brumbaugh, Cindy

Maze, Nancy

Proctor, Marsha

SOPHOMORE PICTURES UNAVAILABLE

Barhight, William

Campbell, David

Chimcnti, Louis

Clark, Dan

Cunningham, Tcrrie

Habcrbush, Tern'

Hedstrand, Randy

Littlefield, Lamont

McCracken, Donald Thomas, Floyd

Mostert, Jodi

Rieder, Curt

Streich, Andrew

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Row One (Left to Right): Leo English, Mike Piehuta, Chris Sirianni, Peter Sa-

lerno, Jim Stromdahl, Andy Lucks, Dave Dunn, Fred Martin, Jeff Myers,

Tom Bright. Row Two: Ricardo Alvarenga, Dave Mervinc, Jeff Passaro, Vic

Anderson, Gordon Mathis, Jack Henn', Ed Fitzgerald, Rob Young, Jeff Mead,

Carl California, Dan Morse, Bill Urbanski. Row Three: Manager—John Cun-

ningham, Don Trubic, Dan Turner, Pat Hood, Craig Lord, Dave Tannler,

Dan Knupp, Steve Lyle, Dave McFate, Larry Mahan, Brett Hagberg. Row

Four: Keith White, Mark Jenkins, Pete Gorfida, Scott O’Neill, Dave Bowles,

Steve Goodwill, Tim Zdarko, Tom Wolfe, Charlie Wooster, Bob Burger, Man-

ager-Bill Perschke. Row Five: Steve Farnsworth, Don Sharp, Mark Shattuck,

Chuck Sly, Jack Songer, Mark Singer, Mike Waite, Jack Martin, Dean Sand-

ers, Jeff Newton, Albert Miller. Row Six: Coach Wilkins, Coach Hovan,

Henn' Luker, Jim Higgins, Scott Daley, Rick Allen, Coach Mullen, Head

Coacn Shea.

A combination of excellent individual perform-

ance and perserving teamwork made possible the

exciting football season this year. Our team fin-

ished with a five-win, four-loss record, which placed

us third in the Northwest Football Conference.

Warren also captured third place in Section II

competition. The All-Northwest Conference se-

lected Tom Bright and Andy Lucks to play on its

first team. Chris Sirianni and Mike Piehuta quali-

fied for the second team of the conference. On the

Section II All-Star teams, Tom Bright, Chris Si-

rianni, Andy Lucks, and Mike Piehuta received the

honor of being named to the first team. Dave

Dunn, Andy Lucks, Mike Piehuta, Jeff Myers, and

Jim Stromdahl won positions on the second team.

In addition, Dave Dunn and Tom Bright brought

pride to our school by gaining honorable mentions

at the All-State football team. Our school gave spe-

cial recognition to exchange student, Ricardo Alva-

renga, whose talented kicking added to Warren’s

victories and winning spirit. Of course, the diligent

work and unending confidence of Coaches Shea,

Mullen, Hovan, and Wilkins facilitated these

achievements and distinctions.

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SCORES

W.A.H.S. OPP.

6 Bradford 8

33 Corr)' 6

21 Greenville 6

0 Oil City 24

28 Titusville 20

21 Grove City 0

7 Jamestown 27

20 Franklin 24

30 Meadville 0

Record 6-3

Leo English, Dave Dunn, Tom Bright, Jeff Myers, Mike Piehuta.

DRAGON LETl'ERMEN Row One (left to right): Chris Sirianni,

Pete Salerno, Jim Stromdahl, Andy Lucks, Fred Martin. Row Two:

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(Left to right): Coach Mullen, Head Coach Shea, Coach Hovan, Coach Wilkins.

SCORES

W.A.H.S. OPP.

27 Franklin 29

15 Rock)' Grove 40

40 Titusville 15

40 Meadville 15

35 Oil City 20

38 Corry' 17

38 Cranberry 17

Record 2-5

While intense determination incited the Dragon Harriers’

diligent practice, their stamina made possible their endurance

through the cross-country season. In preparation for the meets,

they trained on the 2.6 mile course at the Warren airport.

Coach Shaffer of Lacy School led the Harriers to a win-loss

record of 2-6. In their final year, Seniors Wayne McNeal, Tim

Gay, Don Elinski, Mark Grettenberger, Dale Dickerson, and

Jim Nelson proved an asset to the team.

Seated (left to right): Don Elinski, Dale Dickerson, Jim Nelson, Tim Gay, Mark Grettenberger. Standing:

Wayne McNeal, Wayne Babcock, Bob Reese, Tom Huber, Bob Selan.

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Seated (Left to Right): Dan Zdarko, Dan Phillips. Steve Harper, Jim Stromdahl. Standing: Bill Tim-

mons (Manager), Tom Bright, Mike Piehuta, Jim Bowen, Ron Borgerson, Bill Post, Tim Trow-

bridge^ Coach McClumphy.

VARSITY SCORES

VV.A.H.S. OPP.

55 Youngsville 42

53 Erie East 75

55 Bradford 59

53 Jamestown 80

65 Venango Christ. 56

55 McDowell 73

61 Corry 52

67 Cranberry 55

62 Franklin 63

65 Hickory 59

54 Meadville 72

58 Oil City 74

68 Rocky Grove 44

81 Titusville 66

77 Corry 64

71 Cranberry 80

64 Franklin 56

53 Hickory 49

61 Meadville 85

68 Oil City 58

67 Rocky Grove 71

79 Titusville 55

Record 12-10

JR. VARSITY SCORES

WAH.S. OPP.

48 Youngsville 39

49 Erie East 47

44 Bradford 52

46 Jamestown 52

Venango Christ.

42 McDowell

50 Com- 57

43 Cranberrv 51

53 Franklin 41

49 Hickory 52

67 Meadville 84

49 Oil Citv 54

60 Rockv Grove

59 Titusville 62

57 Com- 44

37 Cranberry 35

71 Franklin 52

49 Hickory 52

67 Meadville 84

49 Oil Citv 54

60 Rockv Grove 67

59 Titusville 62

Record 6-14

Seated (Left to Right): Alan Torrance, Tim Zdarko, Tim Nelson, Pat Hesch. Standing: Coach Me-

renick, Dick Davis, Pat Hood, Todd Olsen, Jim Higgins, Ed Allen, Dave iMervine, Greg Hanks,

Rich Martin, Terr)’ Habcrdash, Coach Smith.

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Coach McGIumphy and Senior players (left to right): Dan Zdarko, Dan Phil-

lips, Steve Harper, Jim Stromdahl.

Perfecting their dribbling and shooting skills, our basketball

teain, under the direction of the new coaches, Mr. McGIumphy

and Mr. Smith, finished the season with a 12-10 record. As a re-

sult, Warren placed third in Section II competition. At the Holi-

day Basketball Tournament, our team captured second place.

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Row One: Joe Wilks, Keith Vosler, Ed Ord, Mark Bauer, Steve Goodwill,

Doug White, Steve Malian, Earl Bargerstock, Mark Singer, Chuck Sly. Row

Two: Dan Malian, Randy Prosen, Dave Cataldo, Roger Smock, Dean Sanders,

Tim Sobkowski, Allen McDannel, Rick Mader, Joe Wilson, Jeff Sicfert, Harry

Hinriclisen. Row Three: Don Sharp, Scott Albaugh, Greg Williams, Neil Wax-

man, Larry Ross, Lyle DeVore, Chris Sirianni, Mark Maines, Wayne Babcock,

Dave [jopez, Dan Knupp, Mark Owens, Tern’ Anthony. Row Four: Rick

Johnson, Jeff Gilfert. Mark Simson, Victor Brenncn, Rod Wall, Chuck De-

Vorc, Joe Miller, Jeff Albaugh, Roger Gcnbcrg, Brian Hamilton, Brian Bab-

cock, Mark Shattuck.

VARSITY SCORES

W.A.H.S. OPP.

22 Redbank 22

38 Ridgway 20

24 Hickory 33

41 Titusville 18

35 Erie Prep 11

21 Cranberry 17

38 Rock)' Grove 15

27 Corr}' 21

30 Jamestown 18

47 Franklin 17

47 Youngsville 7

6 Greenville 40

27 Meadville 22

17 Oil City 27

Record 10-3-1

(Left to Right): Coach Shaffer, Head

Coach Chew, Coach Scordo, Coach Creek.

JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES

W.A.H.S. OPP.

28 Redbank 31

32 Ridgway 29

30 Hickory 31

46 Titusville 15

24 Erie Prep 21

39 Cransberry 11

63 Rocky Grove 9

24 Corr)’ 27

19 Jamestown 32

42 Youngsville 12

6 Greenville 40

27 Meadville 18

30 Oil City 27

50 Franklin 5

Record 9-5

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Mark Owens

Dan Mahan

Lvie Devore

Roger Smock

Neil Waxman

Dave Lopez

The 1971-1972 Wrestling team brought great pride to War-

ren Area High School this year. The four coaches, Mr. Chew,

Mr. Scordo, Mr. Shaffer, and Mr. Creek proved capable in

training the wrestlers in the skills and maneuvers needed for a

winning team. More important, they instilled enthusiasm and

drive into the wrestlers, qualities which gave the squad an

edge on their opponents.

Rick Johnson

Dean Sanders

Greg Williams

Randy Prosen

Steve Goodwill

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Dan Knopp

Earl Bargerstock

Larry Ross

Mark Maines

Wayne Babcock

Chris Sirianni

The co-captains Dave Lopez and Chris Sirianni added in

generating a feeling of unity within the team. All these factors

contributed to the successful Section II record of 6-1, captur-

ing second place.

Warren also won second place in the annual Wrestling

Tournament held here last December. At the close of the wres-

tling season, Chris Sirianni received special recognition and a

trophy by being named Most Valuable Player.

Mark Shattuck

Scott Albaugh

Mark Bauer

Dave Cataldo

Chuck Devore

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Row One (Left to Right): Mickey Wolfe, Robin Andersen, Chris Cleveland,

Robbie Roth, Steve Meyer, Pat Speary, Marty Mader, Steve Heller. Row Two:

Tern' Martin, Curt Campbell, Dan Pierce, Kelly Metzgar, Art Shine, Kevin

Morrison, Mark Zinger, Coach Phillips. Row Three: Larry Krcspan, Dave

Walters, Craig Sando, Dan Morse, Steve Peltz, Pat Walters, Rick Peltz.

This year the swim team splashed onto an over-all record of

four wins and six losses. Because the boys practiced not only

after school but also before school they were greeted every

morning with toast and milk. Special thanks is accorded to

Terry Martin, the manager, and Dan Pierce, Craig Sando, and

Terry Martin, the co-captains. In sections at Oil City this year,

Warren placed fourth.

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DRAGON LE1TERMEN (Left to Right) Kneeling: Jim Nelson, Tim Gay, Mark Gretenberger, Pete Sa-

lerno, Jim Stromdahl. Standing: Bob Hansen, Jeff Myers, Bob Selan, Chris Lareau, Wayne Bahcoek, Don

Hidings, Tom Huber.

As early as March, our dedicated trackmen coached by Mr.

Randas, began their daily workouts, which included calisthen-

ics and jogging. These practices conditioned them for the vari-

ous events of track and field competition, such as pole vault-

ing, throwing the javelin, shot, and discus, high and broad

jumping, sprinting and distance running. During the season,

Warren encountered schools such as Bradford, Meadville,

Franklin, Titusville, and Oil City to participate in the action-

filled meets. Warren proved to be stiff competition for their op-

ponents, finishing with a very impressive record of victories.

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RETURNING LETTERMEN Seated (Left to Right): Rick Tomasone, Mark Hahn, Jack Jewell, Gary So-

dek, John Collins, Glenn Belleau. Standing: Dan Zdarko, Rick Sharp, Jeff Passaro, Mike Piehuta, Dan

Briggs, Bill Post, Randy Scalise, Mike Menard.

Twelve lettermen returned to form

the nucleus of the 1972 Warren base-

ball team. Head coach Don Smith and

his assistant coach Pete Molinaro in-

stalled a new style of play that was en-

joyable for the spectators to watch and

that produced an exciting season. Ap-

proximately seventy candidates turned

out for the first practice. Although nor-

mally practicing at Memorial Field, the

boys worked out in the gymnasium (un-

til weather conditions improved). Dur-

ing the season, the Dragons played such

schools as Erie Prep, St. Vincent, Mead-

ville, Jamestown, and Corry.

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Seated (Left to Right): Liz Eaton, Sherrie Brainard, Carol Kramer, Phyllis Lucia, Diane Walker, Karen

Schumacher, Kay Dillenkofcr. Row Two: Hallie Bunk, Faith Lyle. Nancy Wedlock, Deb Trubic, Judy Kit-

tell, Marion Rock, Kim Schager, Mary Ann Pellegrino. Row Three: Ann Muczynski, Ann Buerklc, Cindy

Means, President Donna Mira, Secretary-Treasurer Kay Proud, Mary Lynne Brown, Miss Wasielewski,

Jana Schuckers, Gayle Pesko.

As supervisor of the Girls Athletic As-

sociation, Miss Wasielewski planned an

active program of team sports for all

girls who wished to participate. In com-

peting for a team trophy, W.A.H.S. and

other Warren County' schools held nu-

merous tournaments to decide on a first

place team. The selection of a sport de-

pended upon the season. After playing

basketball in the fall, the girls selected

volleyball as the spring sport. As an en-

joyable end to their school year, the

members attended the Athletic Banquet