Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

A A S ) Q o Q i IN MEMORY OF.. . MR ROBERT BOERETLER The seniors of the Reflector staff decided that not only should this yearbook have a dedication but it should also have been a memorial page for a very special teacher who recently died. Mr. Robert Boerstler, “Mr. B”, was a Fern- dale graduate in the year 1946. He continued to be a part of Ferndale by coaching wres- tling, directing school plays, and teaching Social Studies to students at Ferndale. This years senior class was the last class in which he taught, so we would like to remem- ber “Mr. B” for his wild ties, his funny pic- tures on the boards, his unique stories, and for all the rewards for getting A’s. The mem- ories of Mr. B and all the things he did will remain with us for a very long time. In Memory Of DEDICATION MRS. NELLIE KOHUT The Reflector staff has decided among ourselves to dedicate the yearbook to someone who is always there after a game, a practice, or any other late night func- tion; someone who does a lot of the “dirty work” around the school with little recog- nition from the students. We dedicate this year’s Reflector to Mrs. Nellie Kohut. Mrs. Kohut’s ten years of service to the district has been appreci- ated by not only faculty and staff but also by those of us on the Reflector staff who have given her extra work because of late night meetings, opening doors and clean- ing up the “Burger King messes”. Mrs. Kohut, we thank you for all you have done, and your work is greatly appreciated. Dedication SCHOOL BOARD Shortly after the 1889 flood, the community of Fern- dale began to develop. The one-room wooden school, which opened in November of 1889 was replaced in 1912 with a new brick structure. The first graduating class of two students occurred in 1919. Since that time, the district has grown considerably and has gone through many physical and curriculum changes. The school board is the driving force behind these changes. Members are to be recognized and com- mended for their time and effort. Ferndale Area School District has come a long way since 1889 and will contin- ue to advance with the guidance and decisions of our present nine board members. Mr. Robert Bantly Secretary Mr. Walter C. Jones Mr. Harry Pyrich Mr. Robert Keim Mr. Eugene Burkett President Mr. James Riek Treasurer Mr. Joseph Ullery Mrs. Ruth Gilmore Secretary ADMINISTRA T ON High school students today are faced with problems that are mind-boggling. Many problems do exist at Ferndale Area High School, but for the majority of students, this is an exception rather than a rule. Young people today are chan- neling their energies toward worthwhile and productive en- deavors. This fact reveals that our administration does the best it can for the well being of Ferndale Area High School.-- Mr. Leonard Volk Mrs. JoAnn Armstrong Secretary Mrs. Mary Grace Pavlick Secretary Mr. Leonard Volk FACUL TY Every goal that is set and reached by a student has behind it the push of a special teacher. In the eyes of the Ferndale student body, all of our teachers are special. Our fac- ulty is more than just a great teaching staff. They care about their work and their stu- dents. Every Ferndale graduate will carry with them special memories of the Ferndale faculty. Mr. George Ambroe English History Mr. Robert Bailey Mathematics Mrs. Janice Bolha Home Economics o Faculty Mr. William Bauer Mathematics Mr. Daniel Eash Art Mrs. Sharon Baumgardner Home Economics Mrs. Michelle Brawley Special Education Mr. Paul Dubovecky Reading English History W Mr. David Faulx Special Education Mr. Thomas Frieben Social Studies Mrs. Janet Horvath Health Phys. Ed. Mr. Frank McCleester Music Mrs. Jean Grow Librarian Reading Mrs. Linda Kittell Nurse Mr. George Marsh Health Phys. Ed. Mr. John Marley Driver Ed. Geography Mr. John McKay Science Mr. Frank Haines English Mrs. Deborah Lynch Business Education Mr. Leonard Mayer Industrial Arts Faculty Mr. Fred Mikula Spanish Mr. Samuel Nastase Guidance Mr. Eugene Petak Mathematics Mrs. Karen Soohy Business Education Mr. Melvin Rummel Science Faculty Mr. Glenn Wagner Social Studies FERNdale SPECIAL SERVICES The special services of Ferndale Area High School make up all of the everyday things that keep our school functional and make it an outstanding place to learn and grow. Special services include custodial staff, cafeteria workers and aides. These people provide essential services to us and keep our school running at a smooth pace. COLORS AND FLOWER: Peach and Gray with Peach Rose and Babies’ Breath MOTTO: Do not look mournfully into the past, for it will never return; wise- ly improve the present and fearlessly meet the future with dreams and ex- pectations. CLASS OF 1988 Amy Buxbaum Business and Professional Women’s Club Student of the Month WJAC Super Student D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Girls State Student of the Month-Dec. Daniel Albus Student of the Month-Nov. The 1988 Senior Class has worked hard to achieve all of their goals. The seniors accept- ing the awards on these two pages should be proud to say that they were a special part of the graduating class. These se- niors, however, should not be the only seniors to be congratu- lated, every senior should. Con- gratulations Seniors, We ALL did it!! G. Robert Fleegle Student of the Month-Jan. Amy Hagins Junior Miss Finalist Student of the Month-Feb. Amy Huntley New Senior Student 14 Special Achievements ACHIEVEMENTS Monica Keith Exchange Club Student of the Month Student of the Month-April Michael Page All Star P'ootball Team This year’s senior class had a very special member. Her name is Severine Payot. Severine is a foreign exchange student from France. During her stay in America, Severine had an op- portunity to travel to many new and exciting places, but while she was attending Fern- dale Area she made some long- lasting friendships. Severine, we thank you for helping to make our senior year the best. We wish you happiness. Michael Rice Student of the Month-March Boys State Severine Payot Foreign Exchange Student Stephanie Zanghi Soroptimist Club Youth Citizenship Award Student of the Month-Oct. Special Achievements PROM 87 Jr. Sr. Prom of 1987 On Friday, May 15, 1987, the Seniors of the 1987 and 1988 classes attended the Fern- dale Area Jr. Sr. Prom of 1987. Students at- tending the prom were permitted to leave school at 1:30 to prepare for the memorable occasion about to comeforth. Excitement and eagerness accumulated as each student pre- pared for this special night. As dinner was served at Green Gables one would notice that the tension of the group was declining. The festivities continued with the theme song, “Heaven in Your Eyes”, which was being played by “Maiden America.” After the formal part of the prom, students went home to change into something com- fortable to attend the post prom held at the Y.M.C.A. 17 ■ JuudftK Kaye. Bank Lua Maxie, Be uuzt BuvJfj Am Bkovju, RicJuvuL Jaitfh BviMtK Stum Wi Uu . Buxkb 18 Pu ytt Boyce BueJce MMom Joirfil Bum Am Matie, Bujtbaim MiuL Beth Cam Joiefk Mieiad CaMea Cietitj Lyme Claakoa Catuka. Matie ClauUo% Mieiad CeoW Codex, 19 Alanea Liia CowJK Ttacey Lyme Defio TimeOuj Wayne, DiaJce, Tlumai Robert Fault Ga y Robert Fteeyle, 20 21 Su tUtM LfjKK f- uU JaioK Jtu«u Judamek Monica Ann. 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BeftiJc KuiittM, Maxie, Bwumick Bawuha Du Rtu du, 26 Tetty Lee, Spongy RicJuttd Keiey Steel Michael Ray Su icJc Katie, Matie, Tauhtt Batbata Lynn, TeUati 27 First Runner-up Marcy Vamos and es- cort David Roman 1988 Queen Cathy Balog and escort Jason Ribblett 1987 Queen Jill Loebrich and escort Rory McCutcheon Second Runner-up Monica Keith and es- cort Mark Maldet Queen’s Court Amy Pleskovic and escort Rusty Harrison Queen’s Court Michele Pilot and escort Bob Fleegle Queen’s Court Jenna Banks and escort Alan Eisenhuth Queen’s Court Mary Jo Heidenthal and es cort Bob Minemyer The 1988 Homecoming activities were held on October 3. One week before the anticipated game, students in grades 9 through 12 voted for the queen and her court. Nine girls were selected, one of which would become queen. At the Homecom- ing Dance, sponsored by the Student Government on October 2, Cathy Balog was crowned 1988 Queen. The Varsity Football team hosted Shade during the Homecoming game and held them to a score- less tie. Queen’s Court Severine Payot and escort Tom Pennington Queen’s Court Lisa Bernat and escort Sam Smolko 29 I’m gonna wash out that gray. What did you say? Ed--You’re smiling! Which looks best with my outfit? “Just call me queen of the pines”. The future is so bright I gotta wear shades. Cheese! Look out Miss America. Take the picture al ready! Look what I got! Best Legs??? Je ne comprends pas’ Miss Vanna Plesko vie Junior Mister 1988 The GUYS What did you say, Russ? Traitor! I’ve got nothing up my sleeve. Weeee! m70R S£LECT m Class Clowns: Most likely to sleep late and miss graduation: Most likely to succeed: Class Flirts: Prettiest Eyes: Most Athletic: Shyest: Karin Tauber Mike Rice Mike Confer Amy Buxbaum Bob Fleegle Mike Swick Michele Pilot Wendy Majer Mike Gray D.J. Albus Renee Harris Mary Ann Gaydos Terry Spaugy Nicest Smile: Golden Shovel Award: Best Dressed: Best Nickname: Shortest: Tallest: Best Personality: Sandy Snyder Mark Lushko Amy Hagins Bob Minemyer Rusty Harrison Troy Henderson Lisa Price Stephanie “Zingie” Zangh Tom “Skippy” Faust Bobbi Jo Kisko Brian Burke Monica Keith 1987-88 Senior Class Officers: Mike Gray, President; Monica Keith, Vice President; Renee Harris, Secretary; Cathy Balog, Treasurer. DAN ALBUS: “D.J.”; 5 15 70; 425 Summit Ave.; Academic; Boys Gym-9,10,11,12; Chem. Club-11,12; Math Club-11; NHS-11,12; Stage Crew-11,12; Baseball-10; Basketball-11,12; Football-10,11,12; Wres- tling-9,10; AMBITION: attend UPJ and study civil engineering C.J. AMBROE: “C”; 5 28 70; 325 Hystone Ave.; Academic; Reflector- 10; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Football mgr.- 10,11,12; AMBITION: at- tend Mansfield University for technical theater CATHERINE BALOG: “Cathy”; 10 29 70; R D 1 Box 154; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Courier-9; Forensic Team-9,10,11,12; G.A.A.- 10.11.12- Pres.; Leo Club-9; NHS-11,12; SADD-11; Ski Club-9,10; Stu- dent Gov’t-9,10,11,12; Class Officer-Pres.-9,10; Cheering-10,ll,12-co- capt.; FAV. QUOTE: “Whether it’s the best of times or the worst of times, it’s the only time we’ve got.” AMBITION: attend UPJ and major in either speech and communications or elementary education. JENNIFER BANKS: “Jenna”; 6 29 70; 110 Hummel St.; Business; Business Club-11,12; Courier-9; Forensic Team-9,10,11; G.A.A.- 10.11.12- V.Pres.; SADD-11,12; Silks-12; Ski Club-10; Student Gov’t- 9.10.11.12- Sec.; Class Officer-Sec.-9,10; Cheering-9; FAV.QUOTE: “Yes, Alan and I are fighting again!”; AMBITION: attend a business school LISA BERN AT: 8 11 70; 402 Habicht St.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; G.A.A.-10,11,12-Sec.; Leo Club-9; SADD-11,12; Ski Club-9,10; Stu- dent Gov’t-12; Cheering-10,ll,12-Capt.; FAV. QUOTE: “Oh! really”; AMBITION: attend Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital to study x-ray technology AMY (BOYD) MARTIN BEVERLY ANN BROWNE: “Brownie”; 10 13 70; 509 Summit Ave.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Forensic Team-10,11,12; Leo Club-11; Math Club-11; FAV. QUOTE: “My name is not BROWNIE!”; AMBI- TION: attend UPJ to become a computer programmer RICH BRUNER: “Brunski”; 11 27 70; 224 Arthur St.; Academic; Advanced Shop-10; Boys Gym-9,10,11,12; Chess Club-9,10,11; Ski Club-10,11,12; Varsity Club-12; Weightlifting-9,10,11,12; Baseball- 10,11,12; Football-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Kill or be killed!”; AMBI- TION: Marines BRIAN BURKE: 5 26 70; 912 Nathaniel St.; Academic; Chess Club- 10; Chem. Club-11; Basketball-10,11,12; AMBITION: undecided DWTGHT BURKE WILLIAM J. BURNS: “Bill”; 4 9 69; 441 Ohio St.; Business; Boys Gym-10; Leo Club-10,11; SADD-11; FAV. QUOTE: “Class of 88”; AMBITION: be a truck driver AMY MARIE BUXBAUM: “Bux”, “Stretch”; 9 9 70; 718 Glenwood Ave.; Academic; Courier-10; Forensic Team-9,10; Leo Club-10,11,12; Math Club-11; NHS-ll,12-Pres.; Reflector-10,11,12-Photographer; SADD-11,12; Ski Club-9; Student Gov’t-12; Varsity Club-11,12; Bas- ketball-9,10,11,12; Softball-9,10; Volleyball-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Do it”; AMBITION: attend college and law school MINDI BETH CARNEY: “Min”, “Mindrew”; 10 3 70; RDl Box 419; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Forensic Team-9,10; G.A.A.-10,11; SADD- 10; Cheering-9; FAV. QUOTE: “I think therefore, I am”; AMBITION: become a nurse (pediatrics), get married, make lots of money, and have children (eventually) JOE CARTHEW: 11 20 70; 228 Alma Ave.; Academic; Advanced Shop-10,11; Boys Gym-9; Chem. Club-11,12; Weightlifting-9,10,11; AMBITION: undecided CHRISTY CLAWSON: “Bookie”; 7 22 70; 229 David St.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Colorguard-11,12; County Chorus- 9,11,12; Drama Club-9; Forensic Team-11,12; Leo Club-10,12; SADD- 10,11,12; School Play-10,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Hey, you with the hair!”; AMBITION: attend UPJ IUP for elementary education SANDY CLAWSON: “Sand”; 1 20 70; 389 Lunen St.; Business; Busi- ness Club-11,12; Jr. Achievement-10; Leo Club-11,12; SADD-10; Soft- ball-9,10; FAV. QUOTE: “Oh BABY! AMBITION: attend a business school MICHAEL SCOTT CONFER: “Mike”; 3 22 70; 586 Margaret Ave.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Math Club-11; Ski Club-9,10,11,12-Pres.; Weightlifting-9; Football-9,11; FAV. QUOTE: “Can you dig it?”, “Geek”; AMBITION: be a Hollywood producer or a cinemaphotographer ALANEA CORNELL: Corky”; 7 17 69; 520 Ferndale Ave.; Academ- ic; Chorus-9,10,11,12; Concert Band-9,10,11,12; Courier-9,10,11; G.A.A.-9; Leo Club-11,12; Marching Band-9,10,11; SADD-12; Stage Band-11,12; Varsity Club-10,11,12-Sec.; Basketball-9,10,11; Softball- 9,10,11,12; Volleyball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Change the things you can and accept the things you can’t”: AMBITION: undecided TRACEY DILLON: “Frick”; 11 28 69; 742 1 2 McMillen St.; Busi- ness; Business Club-12; Drama Club-9; Leo Club-12; Library Club-9; SADD-10,11,12; Ski Club-11; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m HUNGRY!!”; AM- BITION: get married and raise a family TIM DRAKE: “Tiny Tim”; 11 14 69; 415 Ferndale Ave.; Business; Boys Gym-9; Leo Club-9; Weightlifting-12; FAV. QUOTE: “God bless us every one”; AMBITION: join the Army THOMAS ROBERT FAUST: “Skippy”; 9 12 70; 340 Penrod St.; Academic; Chem. Club-11,12; Weightlifting-9,10,11,12-Pres.; Base- ball-10,11,12; Football-9,10-mgr.; Wrestling mgr.-10; FAV. QUOTE: “Take off, you hoser!”; AMBITION: attend college at UPJ and main campus at Pittsburgh for pharmacy GARY ROBERT FLEEGLE: “Bob”; 5 26 70; 697 Messenger St.; Aca- demic; Chess Club-9,10; Chorus-10,11,12; Concert Band-10,11,12; Courier-11; Forensic Team-10,11, 12; Marching Band-10,11,12-Pres.; Stage Band-10,11,12; Weightlifting-9; Basketball mgr.-lO; FAV. QUOTE: “!!!PAY DAY!!!”; AMBITION: attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, and receive a Ph.D. in mathematics MARY GAYDOS: “Worm”; 12 30 70; 403 Lunen St.; Business; Li- brary Club-9; AMBTION: be a wrestling valet MIKE GRAY: “Orge”; 8 27 70; 245 David St.; Academic; Chem. Club Chess Club-9,10,11; Courier-11; Math Club- 11; Stage Crew-11,12; Student Gov’t-9,10,11,12; W’eightlifting-9; Class Officer-11-Treas.,12- Pres.; Baseball-10,11,12; Basketball-11; FAV. QUOTE: “Life is a bowl of cherries”; AMBITION: become a lawyer or managerial position after attending college PENNY MAUREEN GRITZER: “Lemmy”; 2 23 70; 815 Parson St.; Chem. Club-11,12; Forensic Team-9; G.A. A.-9,10,11; SADD-10,12; Ski Club-11; Student Gov’t-9; Weightlifting-9; Word Processing Club-12; Volleyball-9; FAV. QUOTE: “Quit making fun out of me!”; AMBI- TION: marry Jim, have children, and attend C.V.M.H. school of Nursing or IUP and become a pediatric nurse practitioner AMY HAGINS: “Poofnik”; 1 3 71; 1588 Franklin St.; Academic; Chem Club-11,12; Concert Band-9,10,11,12; Courier-9,10,11; Forensic Team-9,10,11,12; Junior Miss-12; Marching Band-9,10,11,12-V. Pres.; NHS-11,12; Reflector-12-Business mgr.; SADD-10; School Play- 9,10,11,12; Ski Club-12; Stage Band-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “I am not a poof!”; AMBITION: major in communications at Clarion Uni- versity and take over Tom Brokaw’s job KORBI HAIRE: “Count Korbulla”; 2 5 70; 734 Ferndale Ave.; Chem. Club-11,12; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-12; Marching Band-9; SADD-10,12; Wrestling mgr.-9; FAV. QUOTE: “I don’t mind”; AM- BITION: attend college and get a degree in pharmacy RENEE HARRIS: “Rennie”; 6 25 70; 437 Ohio St.; Business; Back- gammon-9; Business Club-11,12-V. Pres.; Leo Club-11,12; SADD- 11,12; Student Gov’t-11; Varsity Club-10,11-Sec.,12-V. Pres.; Class Officer-Sec.-11,12; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Softball-9,10,11,12; Volley- ball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Winning isn’t everything, but want- ing to win is!”; AMBITION: play basketball in college RUSSELL HARRISON: “Russ ; 3 23 70; R D 1 Box 167; Academic; Boys Gym-12; Chess Club-9; Weightlifting-9,12; Baseball-12; Foot- ball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Here’s the deal...”; AMBITION: be- come successful and well known in life MARY JO HEIDENTHAL: “Mare ; 11 10 69; R D 1 Box 154; Aca- demic; Business Club-11; Chem. Club-11,12; Courier-9; Forensic Team-9,10; G.A.A.-10; Leo Club-9,10; SADD-11; Ski Club-10,12; Stu- dent Gov’t-9; Cheerleader-9,10; AMBITION: attend UPJ and study pre-physical therapy TROY MICHAEL HENDERSON: “Troy”; 4 30 70; 803 Summit Ave.; Academic; Boys Gym-9,10,11,12; Leo Club-12; Ski Club- 9,10,11,12; Student Gov’t-12; Weightlifting-9; AMBITION: funeral director BRUCE C. HORNER: “Brucey”; 6 30 70; 319 Cliff St.; Academic; Backgammon Club-9; Chem. Club-11; Chess Club-9,11; Drama Club- 9; Forensic Team-10,11,12; Leo Club-9,10,12; SADD-10,12; School Play-9,10,11,12; Weightlifting-12; FAV. QUOTE: “You geek”; AMBI- TION: become a veterinarian DARREN SCOTT HORNER: 7 17 70; 208 Diamond St.; Academic; Chem Club-11; Chess Club-9,10,11; Ski Club-9,10,11,12; Weightlift- ing-9,10,11,12; Baseball-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m getting noise”; AMBITION: become a radiologist AMY HUNTLEY: 3 6 70; 718 Glenwood Ave.; Academic; Chorus-12; G.A.A.-12; SADD-12; Ski Club-12; Basketball-12; Softball-12; FAV. QUOTE: “I don’t think”; AMBITION: become a registered nurse SUZY HUSS: “Scruzie”; 1 13 70; 562 Hystone Ave.; Business; Back- gammon-9-Treas.; Business Club-11,12; Drama Club-9; Leo Club- 11,12; SADD-10,ll,12-Treas.; Varsity Club-12; Basketball-9,10,11,12; Softball-9,10,11,12; Volleyball-10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE;“What? I’m sure!”; AMBITION: attend a veterinarian college JASON JESCHONEK: “J.J”; 9 4 70; 910 Louisa St.; Business; Boys Gym-12; Ski Club-9,10,11,12; Weightlifting-9; FAV. QUOTE: “Shut up! ; AMBITION: be in a band or have a lamborghini MONICA A. KEITH: “Berdie”; 2 25 70; 219 Arthur St.; Academic; ColorGaurd-9,10,ll-Co. Capt.,12-Capt.; Courier-9,10,11; Forensic Team-9,10,11,12; Leo Club-9,10,11-V. Pres.,12-Pres.; NHS-11,12-Sec.; School Play-9,10,11,12; Sec. of Band-12; Ski Club-9; Student Gov’t- 9,10,11,12-Pres.; Class Officer-V. Pres.-9,10,11,12; Basketball statisti- cian-10,11; FAV. QUOTE: “I may rise, but I refuse to shine.”; AMBI- TION: attend UPJ and major in psycology ERIC KEYTACK: “Nooch”; 2 22 70; 250 David St.; Business; Ad- vanced Shop-12; A.V. Crew-10,12; Chess Club-11; FAV. QUOTE: “Go away!”; AMBITION: win the lottery BOBBI JO KISKO: “Bib ; 4 21 70; 69 Albany St.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; Chorus-9,10; Drama Club-9; Leo Club-9,11,12; Library Club;-9,10,11,12; SADD-12; FAV. QUOTE: “That ain’t cool!”; AMBI- TION: undecided BRIAN SCOTT KUSCH: “Dancing man”; 7 29 70; 1640 Franklin St.; Academic; Concert Band-11,12; Marching Band-11,12; SADD-12; Ski Club-9,10,11,12; Stage Band-11,12; Weightlifting-9; FAV. QUOTE: Beam me up scotty”; AMBITION: attend college and develop my skills as an educator STACY LABARKO: “Spike ; 4 25 70; 730 Suter St.; Academic; Chem. Club-11; SADD-12; Ski Club-9,11,12; Weightlifting-9; Basket- ball-11; FAV. QUOTE: “Who do you think you are? ; AMBITION: Airforce JOHN LOUSHE: 2 21 70; 398 Lunen St.; Academic; FAV. QUOTE: I’m not conceited, I just like myself alot.”; AMBITION: undecided LORILY LUNT: “Twinkle toes”; 1 12 70; 562 Hystone Ave.; Busi- ness; Backgammon Club-9-V. Pres.; Business Club-11,12-Pres.; Dra- ma Club-9; Leo CLub-11,12; Marching Band-9,10; Reflector-12-typ- ist; SADD-10,11,12; Varsity Club-12; Basketball-10,11-stats,12-stats; Softball-10,11,12; Volleyball-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Spare me!”; AM- BITION: attend Bradford Business college and study accounting MARK LUSHKO; “Otis”; 8 3 70; 503 Glennwood Ave.; Academic; Chem. Club-11,12; Chess Club-9,10,11; Math Club-11; NHS-11,12; Weightlifting-9; Basketball-9,10,11,12; AMBITION: attend college and study engineering WENDY MAJER: 6 25 70; R D 1 Box 360 A; Academic; Business Club-12; Chorus-9; Courier-9,10; G.A.A.-9; Leo Club- 9,10,11,12; NHS-12; SADD-10,11,12; Ski Club-10; Student Gov’t-12; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m sure!”; AMBITION: attend UPJ and become and ac- countant of law ANDY MARCINKO: “Andy”; 1 16 67; 392 Benedict St.; AMBI- TION: would like to work at WJAC T.V. JULIE MAURER: “Jufie”; 7 2 70; 331 Hall St.; Business; G.A.A.- 10,11,12; SADD-11,12-Sec.; Ski Club-10; Volleyball-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m so sure!”; AMBITION: attend Combria Rowe and study accounting COREY STEVEN MCCLINTOCK: 1 29 70; 192 Willis St.; Academ ic; Baseball-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Yeh!”; AMBITION: become a dective or a major league baseball player BOB MINEMYER: “Minnie”; 8 6 70; 236 David St.; Academic; Boys Gym-9,10,11,12; Chem Club-11,12; Stage Crew-11,12; Student Gov’t- 10; Baseball-9,10,11,12; Basketball-9,10; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m just lov- ing it to tears!”; AMBITION: attend UPJ and major in business investment BRIAN MOWERY: “Birl ; 11 6 70; 321 Emerald St.; Academic; Boys Gym-10,11,12; Chess Club-9; NHS-11,12-V. Pres.; Student Gov’t-11; Varsity CLub-11,12; Football-9,10,11,12; Wrestling-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Here’s the final deal.”; AMBITION: attend UPJ and major in natural science JIM MURGAS: “Kazoo”; 11 20 70; R D 1 Box 262; Academic; Audio Visual-10,11,12; Boys Gym-9,10,11,12; Ski Club-12; Varsity Club-11; Football-9,10,11; Wrestling-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Where’s the party?”; AMBITION: become a bar tender KEVIN MYERS: 5 10 69; 405 Ohio St.; Academic; Boys Gym-12; Varsity Club-12; Basketball-9; Wrestling-12; AMBITION: pursue my football career and further my education MICHAEL PAGE: “Poohbear ; 4 22 70; 321 Troy St.; Academic; Chess Club-10,11,12; Concert Band-9; Marching Band-9; Ski Club- 9,10,12; Stage Band-9; Varsity Club-11,12; Weightlifting-10; Basket- ball-11; Football-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “How do you pluck a chicken? ; AMBITION: study criminalogy at IUP TINA PAGE: “Teeny ; 7 15 70; 164 Anthony St.; Business; Business Club-11,12; Courier-10; G.A.A.-10,11,12; SADD-11,12; Ski Club-9,10; AMBITION: attend Bradford Business college and become a legal secretary BOB PALOV: “Billy Bob ; 6 16 69; 448 Valley St.; Business; Chorus- 9,10,11,12; Band-9,10,11,12; Stage Band-10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “FBI Agent”; AMBITION: Navy band JEFF PATTISON: “Jeffros ; 9 16 70; 528 Oakland Ave.; Academic; Backgammon-9; Chess Club-9; SADD Club-12; Weightlifting-9; Base- ball-10,11; Basketball-9; Football-9,10,11,12; AMBITION: attend col- lege and major in accounting SEVERINE PAYOT: “Sevie Baby”; 11 13 68; 110 Hummel St.; Aca- demic; G.A.A.-12; Leo Club-12; SADD-12; School Play-12; Ski Club- 12; Volleyball-12; FAV. QUOTE: ‘‘Crazy Americans”; AMBITION: be a diplomat CYNTHIA LEE PENNINGTON: “Cin”; 12 29 70; 602 Glenwood Ave.; Academic; Chorus-9,10,11,12; County Chorus-9; Courier-10,11; Forensic Team- 9,10,11; G.A.A.-9,10,11,12; NHS-12; SADD-11,12; Silks-12; Ski Club-12; Cheering-9,10; Volleyball-9,11; FAV. QUOTE: “Word”; AMBITION: attend Shadyside school of nursing LORI PERRINE: 5 18 70; R D 1 Box 470; Academic; Art Club-12- Pres.; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-9,10; AMBITION: become a com- mercial artist MICHELE PILOT: “Mouse”; 4 14 70; 913 Harlan Ave.; Academic; Backgammon-9-Pres.; Band-9,10,11,12; Chem. Club-11; Chorus- 9,10,11,12; County Chorus-9,10,12; Forensic Team-9,10,11; G.A.A.- 9,10; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-9,10; NHS-11,12; Reflector-10,11- Act. Editor,12-Editor; SADD-10,11,12; Ski Club- 11,12-V. Pres.; Student Gov’t-9; Volleyball-10; Softball-9,10; FAV. QUOTE: “Quit picking on me Tim!!”; AMBITION: attend IUP and excel in home economics and make my parents proud of me AMY PLESKOVIC: “Doobie”; 9 10 70; 301 Troy St.; Academic; Chem Club-11; G.A.A.-10; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-9,10; Reflec- tor-12-Production mgr.; SADD-11,12; Ski Club-9,10,11; Basketball- 10,11-Stats; Softball-11; Volleyball-10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Funny one!”; AMBITION: attend Pittsburgh Technical Institute RICK POPLINSKI: 12 27 69; 505 Woodland Ave.; Business; Ad- vanced Shop-11; Weightlifting-10,11; FAV. QUOTE: “Bang the head that doesn’t bang.”; AMBITION: become a guitarist in a thrash metal band LISA PRICE: “Half Pint”; 8 28 70; 109 Hummel St.; Business; Busi- ness Club-11,12; G.A.A.-9,10,11,12; SADD-11,12; Ski Club-11,12; Stu- dent Gov’t-10,12; AMBITION: become a secretary VERONICA PYNE: “Ronie”; 2 4 69; 375 Lunen St.; Business; G.A.A.-10,11,12; Library Club-10,11; FAV. QUOTE: “Hey, what’s up?”; AMBITION: finish working at Hills for a while and maybe go to school later CATHIE RASPOTNIK: “Cacky”; 1 12 69; 666 Grove Ave.; Academic; Art Club-12; Business Club-12; G.A.A.-9; Leo Club-12; FAV. QUOTE: “What goes up must come down!”; AMBITION: undecided ROBYN REED: 8 7 70; R261 David St.; Art Club-12; Business Club- 12; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-10; AMBITION: undecided EDWARD RIBARIC: “Fritz”; 12 14 70; R D 1 Box 256-A; Business; FAV. QUOTE: “I don’t know!”; AMBITION: undecided MIKE RICE: “Ralph, the Zaner”; 4 19 70; 714 Suter St.; Academic; Band-9,10,11,12; Chem. Club-11; SADD-12; Ski Club-9,10-V. Pres.- 12; Student Gov’t-12; Baseball-10; FAV. QUOTE: “Mr. Bailey, what if you would....”; AMBITION: attend UPJ and become a Dentist TIM RHOADES: “Temehe”; 8 4 70; 525 Vickroy Ave.; Academic; Basketball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Lisa, where’s my M M’s?”; AMBITION: become a paramedic and someday maybe even a doctor MANDEE RIGBY: “Mand”; 8 31 70; 206 Alma Ave.; Academic; Art Club-12; Drama Club-9; G.A.A.-9,10,11,12; Leo Club-12; SADD-12; Silks-9,10,11; Ski Club-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Want to skip?”; AMBITION: marry Bob and go to an art school RANDY ROKITA: 12 29 69; R D 1 Box 398; Academic; Art Club-12; Courier-9,10; Leo Club-12; AMBITION: undecided RON ROKITA: 12 29 69; R D 1 Box 398; Academic; Art Club-12; Courier-9,10; Leo Club-12; AMBITION: undecided JOSEPH SEFCIK: Joe Bird”; 7 17 70; 63 Albany St.; Business; Advanced Shop-11,12; Chess Club-9,10,11; Word Processing-12; Bas- ketball-9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Who broke wind?”; AMBITION: own a business KIRSTEN SIMONICH: “Katie Marie”; 1 13 71; 215 Cliff St.; Busi- ness; Business Club-11,12; G.A.A.-9; Leo Club-10,11-Board of Direc- tors-12; Library Club-9,10; SADD-10,11-Program Director,12-Pres.; Silks-11,12; Ski Club-11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “I don’t think so!”; AMBI- TION: attend IUP to become a business teacher SANDY SNYDER: “Frack”; 11 3 70; 929 Nathaniel St.; Business; Art Club-12-Treas.; Business Club-11,12-Sec.; Chorus-10; Leo Club-11,12; Library Club-10; SADD-11; Ski Club-10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “I’m so sure!”; AMBITION: attend Bradford Business school and become a legal secretary TERRY L. SPAUGY: 5 7 70; 443 Ferndale Ave.; Business; Reflector- y-Artist; SADD-10; AMBITION: undecided RICH STEEL: “Remington”; 7 11 70; 376 Plainfield Ave.; Academic; Band-11,12; Forensic Team-9,10,11,12; SADD-11,12; Stage Band- 11,12; Basketball-10-mgr.; FAV. QUOTE: “Rich, shut-up and take the test! (By Monica)”; AMBITION: attend UPJ and major in ele- mentry education MICHAEL R. SWICK: “Swicky”; 10 9 70; R D 1 Box 274; Academic; Band-9,10; Chem Club-11,12; Math Club-11; NHS-11,12; Varsity Club-11,12; Weightlifting-10; Football-9,10,11,12; Wrestling- 9,10,11,12; FAV. QUOTE: “Me like!”; AMBITION: attend Bridgewa- ter and major in secondary education KARIN TAUBER: “Momar”; 9 1 70; 150 Froan St.; Business; Band Officer-12-treas.; Business Club-11: Leo Club-10,11,12-Treas.; Li- brary Club-9,10,ll-Treas.,12-V. Pres.; Silks-10,ll,12-Co-Capt.; FAV. QUOTE: “Hey you, with the hair!”; AMBITION: attend Bradford Business college and major in secretarial data processing BARB TESSARI: “Heada”; 9 3 70; 310 Cliff St.; Business; Art Club- 12; Business Club-11,12; Library Club-9,10; Leo Club-11,12; SADD- 11; FAV. QUOTE: “Good things come to those who wait!”; AMBI- TION: undecided BARRY TUTOKEY: “Tweed”; 12 21 68; R D 1 Box 431; Business; Advanced Shop-12; Boys Gym-10,11,12; Varsity Club-11,12; Word Processing-12; Football-10,11,12; Wrestling-10,11,12; AMBITION: get a good paying job MARCY VAMOS: “Marc”; 10 24 70; 167 Anthony St.; Academic; Chorus-9,10,11,12; County Chorus-9,10,11,12; Courier-10,11; Forensic Team-9,10,11; G.A.A.-9,10,11,12; Majorette-9,10,11,12-Capt.; NHS-12; SADD-10,11.12; Ski Club-9,10,12; Student Gov’t-9,10,11,12; Volley- ball-9,11; FAV. QUOTE: “David, did you talk to anyone in school today? I Love you”; AMBITION: attend University of Pittsburgh for six years in the field of physical therapy and a branch of rehabilita- tion medicine STEPHANIE ZANGHI: “Zingie”; 5 22 70; 364 Ohio St.; Academic; Chorus-9,10,11; Colorguard-10,11,12; Forensic Team-9,10,11,12; Leo Club-10,11,12-Sec.; Library Club-9,10,11,12-Pres.; Math Club-11; NHS-11,12; Reflector-10,11-Sports Editor,12-Asst. Editor; SADD- 10,11,12; School Play-9,10,11,12; Student Gov’t-11,12; Class Officer- 11-Pres.; Basketball Stat.-ll; FAV. QUOTE: “I don’t understand??”; AMBITION: attend Penn State and major in archetectual engineering o u UNDERCLASS JUNIORS Out, Move, YeaJ This was the last carefree year for the Ju- nior class, before taking on the responsibil- ities of being Seniors. So the Class of “89” decided to move into their last year with style and to have some fun along the way. Two fundraising events in which the Ju- nior class participated were the Candy Sale and the Magazine Sale. Thanks to a lot of community support and self-motivated stu- dents, 16,500 candy bars were sold to help students pay for their yearbooks, and a profit of over $5,000 dollars was turned in the sup- port the Jr. Sr. prom through magazine sales. The top Junior sellers of the Candy Sale were Jason Ribblett and Mike Schiff- hauer. Rebecca Smith and Dana Cooper were the top sellers in the Magazine Sale. One of the biggest events of a Junior’s year is the Prom. This year’s Prom was held on May 13 in the romantic atmosphere of Green Gables. It was quite a change to see everyone dressed in gowns and tuxes. At first, people felt a little awkward at the formal dinner dance, but after a while everyone relaxed and had a really fun time. After all, that’s what your Junior year is all about-right? Class Officers: Pres.- Jason Ribblett, V. Pres.- Anita Germaine, Sec.- Bert Hughes, Treas.- Tricia Fleegle. Robert Alt Tom Apple Jennifer Belsak Mark Berkey David Bifano Lisa Bobroski Tammy Boring Melissa Brlansky Laurie Burgess Kenneth Burkhard Denita Clark Steve Clawson 38 Juniors What do you expect us to do in Study Hall- Study? Scott Clemenson Holly Cole Dana Cooper Denise Cruse Wendy Davis Tammy Eamigh Allison Elias Gary Ernest Tricia Fleegle Annamarie Gartrell Lisa Gerak Anita Germaine Keith Graham Matt Gross Kelly Harding No Photo Available Amy Harrison Joe Heider Dan Hill Brad Holbay Jeff Horner Juniors 39 Kristi Magi Thomas Mills Jana Moschgat Chris O’Connor Sean Orris Sean Poley Robert Popchak Ellen Porter Mark Povich Jason Ribblett I' tv 7 1 Carl Richards Jeff Rigby Mary Ann Salsgiver Maebeth Schalles Mike Schiffhauer 0 r Renee Schofield Jane Shawley Jay Short William Shroyer Jim Simmons A ii Rebecca Smith Ron Strushensky Dan Stutzman Teresa Tomak Kevin Tomechak Tony Torr Jason Williams Michael Yost David Yuran James Zanghi t ♦ ' f! ■Pr- CaxttK Day Bemefitk Oudetiti Career Day is an opportunity for students to discover what occupation they are interested in specializing in when they leave high school. Many students become interested in things they never thought they would be. Career Day is held at the Johns- town War Memorial and is spon- sored by local Rotary Clubs. Many schools from our area take part in this program. At our school the soph- omore class goes to discover what is involved in various occupations. Raquel Boring Doug Bosley Wayne Brenize Mike Cammarata Aaron Cobaugh Nikki Costlow Class Officers: Pres.-Darren Thomas, V. Pres.- Kim Gray, Sec.-Darla Hinton, Treas.-Missy Rico 42 Sophomores Where’s Jamie??? Scott Dishong Jerry Drake Kathy Drenchko Karen Elliott Lisa Ernest Jamie Faust Becky Friedman James Gartrell Greg Gossard Brian Graham No Photo Available Kim Gray Louann Haire Jenny Hanik Chris Hardison Doug Harrison Tom Hauser John Hay Annamarie Hecker Brian Hess Darla Hinton Chris Horner Dana Hutchinson Jenny Jaber Michelle Jacmenovic Wendy Keiper Kim Kindya Lynn Krett Sonia Lake Jim Loebrich Annette Long No Photo Available Tisha Lunt Dana Magi Joe Matus Micki Maurer Ray McGinnis Diana McKinney Eric McMillan Jennifer Meinhardt Melanie Moore Bonnie Morihlatko Debbie Morihlatko Matt Morris Kim Mulvehill Jason Murphy Brian Myers Francine Olshewsky Jamie Pickens Jackie Piro Eric Pleskovic Kelly Plowchin Shannon Poley John Pudliner Sherri Ribaric Laura Rice Missy Rico ) Jennifer Roach Roger Roles Amy Rosa Jennifer Rose Scott Rother Amy Schmidt Denise Schofield Sean Simmons Richard Speicher Matt Stiffier Sherry Strashensky Tammy Strashensky Kim Tedrow Darren Thomas Paul Tononi No Photo Available Cindy Vickroy Missy Wagner Neil Washabaugh John Wasnick Kathy Zack FRESHMEN A Time Foi PecttumA: A uuk fot o i Vo- Te Jo? Class Officers: Pres.- Kellie Rosa, V. Pres- An- gie Alt, Sec.- Jennifer Ankney, Treas. Cristi Gray Steppen Adams Connie Allison Angela Alt Jeana Belsak Norman Benford Shannon Bennett 46 Freshmen Surprise, Sue! Happy Birthday! Hey, aren’t you supposed to be smiling? Michelle Burkhard Eddie Burns Tina Burns Sue Cole Scott Cover Brad Croyle Marc Davis Missy Day ok Ray Dom Allison Fabina James Fabrizio Pauline Fern Mike Fisher David Frankofsky Robert Fritz Richard Gallaher Beth Garbinski Lester Gaunt Cristi Gray George Grove Jerry Horwath Robbie Jack Linda Jacmenovic Freshmen Jeremy Loushe Bryce McDowell James McKendree Nicole Macy Kim Mathes Kerri Miller Thomas Miller Ryan Orris Kari Palmer Valerie Palov Bob Pfeil Michelle Pleskovic Brendan Poley Tom Ray Vince Reese Lynn Ribaric Freshmen Heather Lazer Andrea Leventry Robert Lewis Chad Livella Annette Long No Photo Available No Photo Available Cheryl Johnson Andy Jones Dana Karshin Andrew Kolacinski Sheri Krivach Robert Roles Kellie Rosa David Sarver Bill Savering Jeanne Schalles Brooke Shaffer Crystal Slater Amy Slifko Shawn Strushensky Margaret Svencer Bill Teeter Shannon Tiffany Michele Tononi Stephanie Troyan Chris Vann Terry Wade Lori Webb Freshmen mum Class Officers: Pres.- Molly Bruner, V. Pres.- Brent Hutchison, Sec.- Lisa Pudliner, Treas.- Sheri Pennington. Typing Tngfu c added Hr cydb. Nissa Bala John Barry Eric Blackner Melissa Bloom James Boyle Shara Bozich Bill Bracken Julie Brehm Molly Bruner Tim Burgess Josie Burns Michelle Cobaugh Next years band could be in trouble!! Jodie Craig Jamie Curtis Raylene Custer Kim Dimiduk Scott Dressick Matt Ernest Brad Flowers Niccola Furfari John Gerak Becky Gossard Randy Harrison Susan Hess Kristen Hill Brent Hutchison Jennifer Illig Melissa James Jerrod Jeschonek Jennifer Kowalewski John Krett Chris Kurchak Eighth Matt Lushko Damian Macv Rani Magi Christel Mathes Susan McClain Michael McKinney David Micik Charles Mihelic Christy Miller April Mlinarchik No Photo Available John Morgart Alan Morris Valerie Orris Connie Pattison Tony Penna Sheri Pennington Stacy Petruska Melanie Petry Amy Popchak Melanie Popchak No Photo Available Daniel Replogle Kurt Riek Jack Rigby Richard Roth Michele Rovan Corrine Rummel Linda Rutledge Matt Schmidt Brandie Shaffer Ronald Strayer Pamela Stutzman George Svirsko Jennifer Tarbay Matt Teeter Becky Thomas Jason Toth Barbara Townsend Michael Troyan Stefanie Waterhouse Kristen Webb Eighth SEVENTH Tin, Fout Yeac U A Nw School Class Officers: Pres.- Kevin Brown, V. Pres.- Lori Spencer, Sec.-Dale Thomas, Treas.- Bry- an Schmalz “Hey, photographer- get one of me!”- Seventh Grade Showoffs Joe Chuha Bobby Clawson Tonya Derricott John Dietz Diannah Dom Lester Dudley Jeff Dunbar Wendy Evans Ellen Fern John Gall Kelly Garanich Cory Gojmerac Jackie Grove Johann Haire Donald Hardison Jason Harvey Melissa Held Jeffrey Hill Sandy Hill Jason Hillegass Seventh Jodi Hillegass Todd Hoi bay Kristie Horner Nicole James Tammy Kelly Denise Kolacinski Angel Labarko Jackie Lake Dustin Lehman Eugene McGilvery Doug McMillan Kraig Maldet Christopher Mangus Tammy Mathes Bridget Midile Lindi Miller Shawn Miller Mike Mills Heather Morales Craig Oaks Dawn Petry Mike Pilot Shjon Haspotnik Neal Rerko Angi Richards Melissa Roach Connie Robertson Tammy Roles Jeffrey Rowe Cristy Rummel Brian Schmalz Bill Shawley Robert Shroyer Lori Spencer Brandy Steel Jennifer Stiffler Lisa Strashensky Dale Thomas Mike Tomachek Candi Tomechak A A WLETta FOOTBALL Forni SdM BoAn t Despite much effort and hard work put forth this year, the football team ended with record of 1-7-1. The players came back to win their only game during the Parents Day Game when their opponent was Purchase Line. Even though their record showed a losing season, they are still winners in the eyes of the fans. Senior: Kevin Myers Row 1: B. Hughes, Brian Mowery, D. Thomas, R. Popchak, N. Washabaugh, J. Murphy, J. Faust, M. Yost, A. Cobaugh. Row 2: B. Myers, M. Morris, Jeff Pattison, J. I,oebrich, P. Tononi, D.J. Albus, C. Leventry, Rich Bruner, A. Baumbaugh. Row 3: Mike Swick, M. Stiffler, B. Holbay. Rusty Harrison, E. Kowalewski, Mike Page, D. Bifano, Kevin Myers. Senior: Jeff Pattison Managers: S. Clawson, S. Rother, S. Simmons. Absent: D. Hill 60 Football Senior: D.J. Albus “Scores” 14 Saltsburg 30 0 United 34 8 Berlin 29 0 Conemaugh Valley 40 0 Shade 0 16 Laurel Valley 24 26 Purchase Line 14 22 Blacklick Valley 26 0 Meyersdale 17 Senior: Mike Swick Senior: Rusty Harrison Captains: Kevin Myers, Mike Swick, D.J. Albus Senior: Brian Mowery Football 61 Football “Scores” Row 1: J. Harvey, B. Hutchinson, R. Magi, B. Flowers, S. Miller, J. Boyle. Row 2: G. Svirsko, J. Jeschonek, J. Dunbar, M. Schmidt, J. Rigby, C. Kurchak, T. Holbay, M. Davis. Row 3: M. Lushko, B. Lewis, S. Dressick, A. Jones, D. Sarver, S. Adams, T. Wade, R. Roth, C. Livella, J. Horwath. Row 4: R. Orris, B. Croyle, J. Krett, G. Grove, D. McMillan. 0 Blacklick Valley 14 8 Meyersdale 14 6 Conemaugh Valley 16 8 Shade 0 0 Berlin 14 0 Laurel Valley 30 Coaches: Jim Woodhead, Tom Kegg Captains: C. Livella, A. Jones VOLLEYBALL TEAM MAKES DISTRICTS This years volleyball team ended the season with an 8-8 record. This record was enough to get the team to District play- offs which were held in Altoona on October 31, 1987. Despite hard prac- ticing the team lost their first playoff game to West- mont with a score of 16- 14, 15-13. Although there are few returning lettermen, the girls have positive atti- tudes toward the upcom- ing 88-89 season. Varsity Volleyball Manager: K. Magi Coach: Debbie Spory Conemaugh Valley Cambria Heights Portage Northern Cambria Central Cambria Bishop Carroll Penn Cambria Forest Hills Conemaugh Valley Cambria Heights Portage Northern Cambria Central Cambria Bishop Carroll Penn Cambria Forest Hills Volleyball Row 1: L. Bobroski, Lorily Lunt, Sue Huss, Amy Buxbaum, Amy Pleskovic, Julie Maurer, T. hunt. Row J. Jones, Severine Payot, Renee Harris, Alanea Cornell, J. Jackovcic, D. Cooper. CHEERING The cheerleaders were busy this year keeping spirits high for each sport. The Varsity squad did well at camp in the summer. While learning new skills, they were awarded a trophy for the dance competition, a trophy for the cheer competi- tion, the spirit meg for having the squad with the most spirit throughout the week, and many ribbons for excellent and superior skills. Varsity Squad: Row 1: K. Elliot, K. Gray, M. Maurer, Row 2: C. Balog, D. Hinton, T. Fleegle, L. Bernat Row 3: T. Boring, N. Costlow, J. Hanik Row 4: J. Dayok, W. Davis boys: basketball DtfbbU, DnibbU, This year’s Boys Basketball Team had an up and down season. They started the season with a victory and then lost a couple of games af- ter that. However, with support from their fans, they did not give up hope and faced the rest of the season with good at- titudes. North Star 45 Blairsville 50 Berlin 51 Cone.Township 57 Shade 61 Homer Center 70 Westmont 54 United 47 Cone. Valley 80 Portage 72 Berlin 60 Blacklick Val 62 Saltsburg 62 United 36 North Star 53 Blacklick Val 81 Cone. Valley 67 Saltsburg 62 Portage 79 Laurel Valley 44 56 38 40 58 43 47 49 48 53 59 57 43 53 50 70 42 52 39 65 74 Varsity Team:Row 1: T. Apple, C. Ambroe, D. Albus, J. Seicik Row 2: C. McClintock, M. Lushko, D. Bifano, B. Burke, T. Rhoades, S. Orris, Coach Mayer CH SCHOOL SENIOR: Tim Rhoades SENIOR: Brian Burke SENIOR: C.J. Ambroe Managers: T. Torr, S. Clawson SENIOR: Corey McClintock J.V. Team: Row 1: C. Hardison, K. Graham, A. Cobaugh, T. Apple Row 2: C. Richards, D. Bifano, S. Orris, Coach Haines Boys Basketball 69 GIRLS BASKETBALL ANOTHER GREAT SEASON The Reflector Staff would like to congratulate the Girls Basketball Team on having another great season. We would also like to congratulate Renee Harris on hitting and passing a career goal of 1,00 points. The girls put in long practices after school and in the evening to work their way to the top! Not to mention the work their coaches put in. Once again, CONGRATULA- TIONS on a job well done! 71 Windber 34 24 B. McCort 68 70 Cam.Heights 30 76 Blairsville 18 79 Berlin 32 75 G. Johnstown 44 66 Windber 39 76 Blacklick Val 13 40 Cone. Valley 25 76 United 43 67 North Star 54 72 Cone.Township 31 72 Portage 31 76 Blacklick Val 22 79 Laurel Valley 43 89 Cone.Township 37 65 Westmont 39 65 North Star 36 65 United 35 Varsity Team: Row 1: D. Magi, R. Harris, J. Jones, A. Huntley Row 2: L. Burgess, S. Huss, A. Buxbaum, M. Schalles, A. Schmidt, K. Magi 70 y Girls Basketball Senior: Amy Huntley Senior: Renee Harris 29 - 2 SEASON South Cambria League Appalachian League Class A title in District 6 Western title in PIAA Second in Class A in Stete Senior: Suzy Huss Senior: Amy Buxbaum J. V. Team: Row 1: J. Jones, S. Troyan, T. Strashensky, C. Vickroy, C. ('•ray, L. Webb Row 2: D. Magi. A. Schmidt, Coach Speicher, J. Schalles. K. Magi Jr. High Team: Row 1: T. Derricott, J. Lake, M. Held. J. Grove, J. Hillegass Row 2: T. Mathes, N. Furfari, K. Garanich, C. Pattison, A. Mlinarchik Row 3: A. Alt, S. Pennington, M. Cobaugh, S. Petruska. B. Shaffer, Coach Lechak Girls Basketball WRESTLING Tum The Wrestlers had to succeed with what they had this year, which wasn’t many wrestlers. Due to in- juries, two spots were free, which meant two forfeits each match. Although the team did not go un- defeated they proved they weren’t going to give up and won 3rd place overall in a tournament at Meyersdale. You are still 1 with us guys!! 42 Ligonier 24 25 Central Cambria 36 24 Cambria Heights 41 48 Saltsburg 18 39 Marion Center 30 20 Cone. Township 40 27 Forest Hills 36 18 North Star 44 50 Rockwood 12 24 Meyersdale 36 31 United 33 31 Blairsville 39 19 Richland 36 Westmont Varsity Team: Row 1: M. Swick, M. Page, E. Kowalewski, B. Holbay, M. Povich Row 2: C. Vann, D. Thomas, B. Hughes, B. Alt, J. Murgas Jr. High: Row 1: Coach Phillips, C. Livella, B. Lewis, J. McKendree, J. Krett, A. Jones, B. Croyle. Row 2: T. Penna, T. Holbay, R. Magi, J. Alt, C. Mangus. Row 3: M. Pilot, B. Shawley, R. Wilson, J. Hillegass. Wrestling A ACTIVITIES Reflector 78-7£ Student Government 80 NHS Marching Band Silks Colorguards Majorettes Concert Stage Forensics Stage Crew Advanced Shop Library Club Word Processing Varsity Club Drama Club Play Cast REFLECTOR The reflector staff of the 1987-88 school year has put a lot of time, ef- fort, and love into this summary of life at Fern- dale Area High School. There were layouts to do, pictures to get developed, deadlines to meet, (and a baby to be born). Yet smiles stayed on the faces of the dedicated staff. Editor: Michele Pilot Asst. Editor: Stephanie Zanghi Production Manager: Amy Plesko- vic Reflector Advisor: Mrs. (“Mama ) Soohy Business Manager: Amy Hagins Photographer: Amy Buxbaum mom gov't The class representatives of F.A.H.S. have had a busy year. First, the Student Gov- ernment arranged a success- ful Homecoming. This was followed by dances, bake sales, meetings and Muscular Dystrophy donations. The class spokespeople also were involved with the blood bank, carnation sales, and they sponsored a foster child from Ethiopia named Isaac. Juniors: Row 1: L. Burgess, J. Jones, A. Germaine, J. Jakovcic, Row 2: T. Apple, J. Ribblett, E. Kowalewski, M. Yost Officers: Sec.-J. Banks; Treas.-M. Vamos; Advisor-Mr. Bailey; V. Pres.-M. Gray; Pres.-M. Keith Sophomores: Row 1: K. Elliott, I. Lunt, S. Lake; Row 2: L. Rice, K. Gray, D. Thomas, D. Hinton, J. Piro IU08 Reps.: A. Germaine, M. Gray Freshmen: Row 1: C. Vann, H. Lazer; Row 2: J. Ankney, C. Balog, A. Alt, K. 8th Grade: M. Bruner. L. Pudliner, N. Furfari, C. Miller Rosa; Row 3: A. Jones, J. McKendree TJv U.V J t-jaar. . in j� v fpfto _ Jl. prohibft J In the GymH! Student Gov. Sr. High Row 1: T. Page, M. Vamos, C. Pennington, A. Cornell, L. Gerak, A. Germaine, R. Schofield, M. Pilot, T. Fleegle, E. Porter; Row 2: J. Jones, K. Harding, J. Pickens, B. Smith, L. Burgess, V. Palov, K. Apple, A. Alt, K. Palmer, K. Rosa; Row 3: B. Kush, B. Palov, S. Clawson, B. Fleegle, H. Cole, J. Kosisky, J. Moschgat, C. Clawson, A. Rosa CHORUS This year’s chorus was a hard working one. They had a year filled with rehersals and concerts, not to mention, their trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, which was educa- tional and fun for all. County Chorus-Row 1: C. Clawson, E. Porter, A. Rosa; Row 2: S. Clawson, L. Burgess, M. Vamos, M. Pilot Advisor: Mr. McCleester; Seniors-Row 1: B. Kush, B. Palov, B. Fleegle; Row 2: T. Page, M. Vamos, C. Pennington, C. Clawson, M. Pilot, A. Cornell Jr. High-Row 1: T. Roles, J. Hillegass, K. Bearjar, A. Burns, T. Derricot, B. Gossard, J. Bums, B. Midle; Row 2: A. Morris, J. Chuha, P. Fern, M. Bloom, M. Held, S. Bozich; Row 3: L. Miller, H. Alt, S. Penrod, S. Petruska, C. Pattison, A. Richards, A. Labarko Chorus 3 MARCHING BAND Row 1: E. Porter, K. Harding. Row 2: B. Kisko, R. Schofield, T. Zanghi, D. Lehman, A. Kolacinski, K. Rosa, T. Ray, B. Palov, B. Kusch, M. Rice, R. Steel, A. Hagins, C. Oaks, M. Pilot, M. Vamos. Row 3: C. Clawson, J. Piro, K. Miller, B. Gossard, N. James, A. Burns, S. Brown, L. Miller, B. Friedman, W. Keiper, M. Pilot, A. Labarko, A. Rosa, K. Kindya, K. Tedrow. Row 4: M. Keith, D. Maldet, A. Richards, D. Magi, N. Bala, S. Cole, J. Burns, B. Fleegle, C. Vann, S. Strashensky, L. Jacmenovic, J. Jaber, Row 5: D. Karshin, C. Allison, K. Magi, E. Bosley, H. Cole, S. Bozich, J. Pickens, E. Burns, N. Rerko, M. Dayok, J. Frombach, K. Apple, Row 6: L. Burgess, V. Palov, K. Tauber, D. Clark, A. Germaine, J. Banks, L. Price, A. Elias, C. Pennington, D. Schofield, K. Simonich, C. Miller, J. Moschgat. c Senior: Bob Palov Quads Dir. Mr. McCleester, Pres.-B. Fleegle, V. Pres.-A. Hagins, Sec.-M. Keith, Treas.-K. Tauber, Ann. Lib.-A. Cornell Marching Band Senior: Michele Pilot Piccolo Senior: Amy Hagins Snare Drum Band CealotL... 'AGAIN !!!! This year the Marching Band put in many hours of hard work. Most of their time was taken up with prac- tices, supporting the football team and fund raising. The many hours of rehearsal were well worth the effort when they saw their scores steadily rise over the three month competition season. The Band is planning a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia in the spring and has been working relentlessly to achieve that goal. Senior: Brian Kusch Auxiliary Percussion Senior: G. Robert Fleegle Alto Saxophone Senior: Rich Steel Bass Drum Percussion Instructor Mr. Ballow Senior: Mike Rice Quads 1987-1988 Band Queen Karin Tauber £ILK£ The girls on the 1987- 1988 Silk squad had a very busy yet fun filled march- ing season. Besides the yearly routine of camp, af- ter school practices, pa- rades, games, and compe- titions, they somehow managed to squeeze in some crazy things that will be looked back upon as fond memories. SENIOR: Kirsten Simonich SENIOR: Karin Tauber Row 1: K. Tauber, L. Burgess Row 2: L. Price, J. Moshgat, V. Palov Row 3: A. Germaine, C. Miller, A. Elias, D. Clark Row 4: K. Simonich, C. Pennington, D. Schofield, J. Banks SENIOR: Lisa Price SENIOR: Cindy Pennington Row 1: M. Keith Row 2: S. Zanghi, K. Tedrow, J. Jaber, K. Apple, B. Kisko Row 3: C. Clawson COLOR Senior: Christy Clawson The colorguard members had a wide variety of new responsibilities this year. They, along with the ma- jorettes, learned how to twirl flags for an overall elegant ending to this year’s competitive band show. Practices were long and hard, but they paid off to some great performances. The baton twirlers of this year’s marching band had two special additions. The twirling assistance of Jenny Frombach and Dana Maldet, chosen from the elementary school. Jenny and Dana, as well as the rest of the squad, worked their way through many hard practices, long hours, and don’t forget, the forward rolls in the mud and gravel to achieve their goal of an excellent show. Senior: Marcy Vamos From Left to Right: M. Vamos, R. Schofield, J. Piro, L. Jacmenovic, K. Kindya, D. Maldet, J. Frombach CONCERT AND STAGE BANDS Concert Band: Row 1: T. Derricott, B. Gossard, J. Burns, A. Hagins, J. Pickens, S. Bozich, A. Richards, W. Keiper, N. Furfari, D. Karshin, K. Rosa, S. Brown, K. Harding. Row 2: K. Miller, A. Cornell, L. Gerak, J. Jones, D. Magi, S. Cole, A. Rosa, K. Magi, T. Zanghi, H. Cole, B. Friedman, S. Strashensky, E. Porter, M. Pilot, A. Alt, N. Bala, M. Dayok. Row 3: M. Pilot, D. Lehman, C. Vann, R. Dom, T. Ray, B. Palov, M. Rice, B. Kusch, B. Fleegle, R. Steele, E. Bosley, N. Rerko, C. Oaks, A. Kolacinski, E. Burns. Row 1: A. Hagins, A. Cornell, M. Pilot. Row 2: B. Pavlov, B. Kusch, M. Rice, B. Fleegle, R. Steele. Stage Band: Row 1: J. Pickens, A. Hagins, N. Furfari, A. Cornell, D. Magi, S. Bozich. Row 2: H. Cole, S. Cole, J. Jones, K. Magi, R. Dom, A. Germaine, L. Gerak, K. Harding. Row 3: E. Bosley, M. Pilot, B. Fleegle, E. Burns, R. Steele, C. Oaks, B. Pavlov, C. Vann, B. Kusch, D. Lehman, M. Rice, T. Zanghi, T. Ray. Boys’ Extemporaneous: Row I: T. Ray, C. Vann, A Kola- cinski. Row 2: S. Adams, R. Jack, R. Steel FORENSIC TEAM The Forensic Teams have put a lot of time and hard work into writing and learn- ing their speeches this year. Forensics includes quite a variety of areas. Boys’ and Girls’ Extemporaneous speaking involves the com- petitors being given a topic and writing a 5-minute speech within a half an hour using available reference ma- terial. Dramatics involves choosing a speech, memoriz- ing it, and then acting it out. Informative speaking in- volves writing a speech on a particular topic, memorizing it and then presenting your facts to an audience and judges. Persuasive speaking involves writing a speech, usually on a controversial subject, memorizing it and then trying to persuade your audience to take your point of view. In Poetry and Prose, you pick a poem or novel ex- erpt and then “read” it cor- rectly. Informative: Row 1: C. Balog, L. Gerak, Row 2: B. Morih- latko, I). Schofield, J. Dayok, D. Morihlatko, Row 3: R. Smith, K. Harding Dramatics: Row 1: A. Germaine. D. Magi. Row 2: C. Bordick, B. Horner, B. Friedman Kz Forensics Poetry: T. Fleegle, E. Portor, L. Webb, J. Roach Persuasive: J. Piro, J. Pickens, K. Miller, B. Kisko, R. Schofield Jr. High Advisor: Ms. Kohut Jr. High: Row 1: A. Morris, C. Bordick, C. Rummel, Row 2: K. Miller, D. Lehman, C. Oaks, B. Gossard, B. Poley, J. Burns, T. Zanghi, C. Rummel, H. Lazer, L. Webb. Row 3: T. Penna, S. Bennett, C. Allison, A. Leventry, B. Shaffer, M. Bruner, M. Pilot, C. Vann, Row 4: M. Dayok, K. Rosa, C. Miller, L. Pudliner, C. Yannutz, J. Kowalewski, C. Balog; Row 5: N. Benford, A. Alt, L. Jacmenovic, M. Tononi, A. Kolacinski, L. Rutledge; Row 6: S. Adams, R. Jack, T. Ray, M. Cobaugh, M. Pleskovic Prose: Row 1: C. Balog, S. Bennett, S. Zanghi, Row 2: C. Allison, J. Hanik, K. Elliott, D. Clark, H. Lazer, B. Browne, Row 3: N. Benford, K. Rosa, C. Clawson, A. Leventry, L. Jacmenovic Girls’ Extemporaneous: Row 1: M. Keith, A. Hagins, Row 2: S. Poley, W. Keiper, M. Dayok Forensics LIBRARY CLUB Seniors: Row 1: Bobbi Jo Kisko, Karin Tauber Row 2: Stephanie Zanghi, Korbi Haire Library Club X U Row 1: T. Holbay, T. Kelly, J. Deitz, G. Grove, L. Dudley, D. Dom, C. Tomachek, L. Stra- shensky, C. Allison, C. Robertson, L. Haire Row 2: M. Tononi, M. Svencer, C. Slater, B. Schaffer, B. Pfeil, S. Strashensky, N. Macy, V. Palov, T. Miller Row 3: B. McDowell, M. Schmidt, B. Thomas, D. Macy, G. Svirsko, P. Stutzman, J. Rigby, R. Yuhas, R. Wison, B.Garbinski Row 1: B. Smith, K. Haire, B.J. Kisko, S. Zanghi, K. Tauber, J. Belsak, S. Poley; Row 2: M. Rico, F. Olshesky, S. Ribaric, L. Haire, M. Croyle, A. Schmidt, K. Plowchin, W. Keiper, L. Ernest; Row 3: J. Matus, J. Rose, B. Friedman, K. Zack, T. Strashensky, D. Schofield, C. Vickroy, K. Tedrow, J. Jaber Library Club word PRocamo Word Processing Row 1: M. James, S. Hess, V. Palov, N. Macy; Row 2: M. Dimiduk, D. Macy; Row 3: C. Pattison, C. Hill, C. Mathes, J. Illig; Row 4: R. Jack, B. McDowell, S. Petruska man club Row 1: D. Cooper, R. Harris, B. Holbay, B. Tutokey Row 2: M. Swick, M. Page, C. Leventry, E. Kowaleski Row 3: K. Myers, D. Albus, L. Burgess, J. Jones Row 4: D. Bifano, R. Bruner, L. Lunt, S. Huss Row 5: B. Mowery, Advisor: Mr. Haines, A. Cornell Drama Club Row 1: N. James, M. Dayok, K. Miller, B. Gossard, J. Burns, M. Bloom Row 2: C. Slater, K. Rosa, J. Lake, C. Hardison, R. Jack, A. Morris Row 3: V. Palov, K. Apple, K. Garanich, C. Rummel, J. Atkins, K Bearjar Row 4: D. Dorn, H. Alt, S. Penrod, A. Richards, C. Bordick, K. Hill Row 5: L. Ribaric, A. Slifko, C. Allison, A. Leventry, K. Palmer, B. Shaffer, T. Burkett, L. Strashensky PLAY CAST Director: Ms. Hager Row 1: J. Jaber, V. Palov, K. Miller Row 2: K. Apple, M. Dayok, K. Rosa Row 3: B. Horner, M. Keith, E. Porter, S. Zanghi Absent: A. Hagins, S. Payot On January 21, 1988, the members of the 1987-1988 play- cast, for the production of “The Crazy Paper Caper”, finally had the chance to push all their hard work and effort to the lim- it. Although lights did not turn on at the right time, lines were forgotten, and sargeants ran into walls, the members en- joyed all of late night practices and their chance in the spot- light. LA.9.0. The 1987-88 SADD Club was a strong force in our community this year. They participated in a T-shirt sale, in-depth discussions with various groups, and the Student Activity Day at the Rich- land Mall where they showed videos and gave out pamphlets. Guest speakers were brought in to in- form the students about the deadly crime of driving while under the influ- ence of alcohol. The SADD Club would like to wish everyone a safe and sober future. Row I: B. Kisko. S. Snyder, M. Rigby, K. Haire, L. Price, M. Vamos, J. Maurer, C. Pennington, J. Banks, T. Page. Row 2: R. Reed, B. Tessari, T. Dillon, R. Harris, L. Lunt, S. Huss, S. Payot, M. Pilot, K. Simonich, K. Tauber, S. Zanghi, Mr. Faulx. Row 3: K. Plowchin, D. Morihlatko, L. Haire, B. Morihlatko, T. Lunt, A. Pleskovic, B. Hughes, W. Majer, C. Clawson, K. Elliott, J. Jaber, B. Horner. Row 4: A. Buxbaum, D. Cooper, J. Meinhardt. A. Schmidt, D. Magi, J. Pickens, D. Yuran, E. Kowalewski, L. Kapcsos, D. Cruse, J. Belsak, A. Gartrell; Row 5: D. Hill, S. Kondash, S. Poley, B. Kisko, J. Kasisky, A. Rosa, F. Olshewsky, K. Mulvehill, K. Dillon, L. Ribaric, B. Smith, L. Burgess, M. Rice, B. Kusch; Row 6: J. Moschgat, T. Fleegle, A. Germaine, J. Ribblett, R. Schofield, L. Gerak, H. Cole, K. Harding, L. Ernest, W. Keiper, B. Friedman, K. Kindya, M. Croyle; Row 7: J. Shawley, T. Tomak, M. Brlansky, M. Povich, T. Boring, M. Berkey, S. Clawson, L. Bobroski, T. Apple, T. Torr, S. Orris, C. Richards, R. Steel. Row 8: J. Hanik, J. Pattison, A. Elias, J. Dayok, D. Hinton, M. Moore, K. Gray, M. Maurer, M. Rico, D. Schofield, C. Vickroy. Seniors-Row 1: R. Reed, B. Tessari, T. Dillon, R. Harris, A. Cornell, L. Lunt, S. Huss, S. Payot, M. Pilot, K. Simonich, K. Tauber, A. Buxbaum. Row 2: S. Snyder, M. Rigby, B. Kisko, K. Haire, B. Horner, J. Maurer, L. Price, A. Pleskovic, M. Vamos, C. Pennington, M. Rice, B. Kush, S. Zanghi S.A.D.D. INTRAMURAL ACHIEVEMENTS 12 Grade: How 1: Mary Gaydos, Renee Harris, Lorily Lunt Row 2: Michele Pilot, Cathy Balog. Amy Pleskovic, Sue Huss Uth Grade: Row 1: M. Rrlansky, D. dark, T. Fleegle, D. Cooper Row 2: L. Gerak. L. Brobroski, A. Elias Row 3: H. Cole, B. Kisko: absent: A. Germaine 7th Grade: A. Burns, J. Hillegass, C. Robertson. J. Grove, C. Tome- chak, N. James 10th Grade: Row 1: D. Magi, J- Roach, L. Rice Row 2: K. Drenchko, J. Dayok, B. Mor- ihlatko, D. Morihlatko Row 3: M. Croyle, W. Keiper, A. Rosa Intramurals 8th Grade: Row 1: M. Bruner, C. Yannutz, C. Webb row 2: B. Thomas. A. Mlnarchik. M. James 9th Grade: Row’ 1: H. Hillegass, S. Brown Row 2: H. Lazer, S. Troyan, D. Karshin Row 1: L. Price, J. Banks, T. Page, D. Cooper, S. Clawson, Advisor: Mrs. Lynch; Row 2: J. Shawley, M. Povich, K. Simonich, R. Harris, S. Huss, L. Lunt, W. Majer; Row 3: R. Reed, B. Tessari, T. Dillon, S. Snyder, T. Tomak Buisness Club LEO CLUB The Leo Club was involved in many community-oriented projects this year. One of their projects included the child finger-printing program at the elementary school in the fall. Six senior members of the club, in cooperation with the Ferndale Boro Police Department, finger printed the Kindergarten classes and any new ele- mentary students in the district. A second project involved collection of canned goods from the high school home rooms. These items were then donated to a local food pantry for the Christmas holi- days. Fundraisers went on throughout the year to help members toward their goal of attending the state convention at Hershey Park. The group of students that attended had a great time and now has fond memo- ries of new friends and great experiences. Row 1: B. Hughes, A. Pleskovic, T. Fleegle, D. Clark, B. Horner, S. Zanghi, A. Cornell, M. Keith; Row 2: S. Payot, M. Pilot, L. Lunt, W. Majer, R. Harris, S. Clawson. S. Huss, K. Tauber, R. Schofield; Row 3: A. Buxbaum. C. Clawson, S. Strashensky. A. Rosa, L. Burgess, B. Smith, J. Kasisky; Row 4: K. Simonich, S. Kondash, D. Hill, K. Apple, S. Clawson, S. Orris, T. Apple, T. Torr; Row 5: L. Kapcsos, S. Ribaric, A. Slifko, M. Svencer, C. Slater, R. Speicher, L. Haire, D. Morihlatko; Row 6: A. Gartrell, D. Hutchison, T. Lunt, K. Dillon, L. Ribaric, F. Olshewsky, M. Rico, K. Mulvehill; Row 7: R. Boring, L. Krett, M. Dayok, J. Schalles, L. Webb, S. Troyan, S. Poley, C. Gray; Row 8: D. Karshin, V. Palov, L. Bobroski, C. Vickroy, D. Schofield, J. Moschgat, B. Friedman, L. Ernest. W'. Keiper; Row 9: K. Rosa, K. Palmer, A. Leventry, C. Allison, S. Tiffany, C. Johnson, M. Tononi, S. Krivach, C. Bordick; Row 10: J. Rosa, J. Meinhardt, M. Yost, C. Balog, S. Bennett, H. Lazer, L. Jacmenovic, B. Kisko, D. Cooper; Row 11: K. Plowchin, B. Morihlatko, J. Belsak, D. Cruse, E. Kowalewski, M. Lauf, D. Yuran, M. Povich Seniors: Row 1: M. Keith, S. Huss, A. Pleskovic, S. Zanghi, R. Harris, B. Horner, S. Clawson, A. Cornell. Row 2: K. Simonich, K. Tauber, S. Payot, M. Pilot, L. Lunt, W. Majer, A. Buxbaum, C. Clawson. Row 3: R. Reed, B. Tessari, T. Dillon, B. Kisko, M. Rigby, S. Snyder Leo Club Row 1: K. Horner, D. Kolacinski, J. Chuha, L. Miller, W. Evans, J. Deitz, J. Gall, J. Hecker, B. Clawson, S. Miller Row 2: R. Wilson, M. Troyan, D. McMillan, M. Ernest, A. Rager, K. Riek. D. Replogle, B. Schroyer, M. Burgess, T. Holbay Tl06 Chess Club CLUB LIFE Club Life Sr. High-row 1: V. Pyne, J. Banks, C. Pennington, M. Vamos, J. Maurer, L. Price, T. Page, M. Rigby, C. Balog, Mrs. Horvath, Advisor, row 2: J. Jakovcic, T. Eamigh, T. Fleegle, J. Piro, D. Hinton, K. Gray, W. Davis, A. Elias, M. Brlansky, T. Boring, J. Dayok. row 3: K. Kindya, M. Maurer, R. Boring, J. Hanik, L. Rice, J. Roach, S. Lake, K. Elliott Jr. High-Row 1: K. Mathes, J. Schalles, M. Tononi, C. Allison, S. Tiffany, V. Palov, B. Midill, J. Grove, J. Hillegass, B. Garbinski, T. Burns, P. Fern, Row 2: M. Popcahk, C. Yannutz, J. Kowalewski, R. Reighard, L. Rutledge, C. Rummel, A. Popchak, C. Miller, S. Waterhouse, T. Roles, S. Bennett Row 3: M. Bruner, N. Furfari, S. Pennington. L. Pudliner, A. Mlinarchik, K. Webb, C. Mathes, T. Derricot, N. Carter, M. Held, H. Lazer, C. Balog boys: gym Senirs: Row 1: B. Mowery, T. Henderson, J. Jeschonek, J. Murgas, R. Bruner. Row 2: R. Harrison, B. Minemyer, K. Myers, D. Albus. Boys Gym Row 1: C. Mangus, K. Maldet, J. Hillegas, R. Wilson, M. Morgan, B. Poley, J. McKendree, C. Vann, R. Dom, S. Adams. Row 2: J. Murgas, B. Hughes, B. Holbay, D. Thomas, E. Kowalewski, G. Gossard. Row 3: J. Heider, M. Stiffler, B. Mowery, B. Alt, K. Graham, J. Jeschonek, T. Henderson. Row 4: R. Bruner, D. Albus, B. Minemyer, K. Myers, R. Harrison. Advisor: Mr. Marsh WEIGHTLIFTING Officers: Sec.,Treas; M. Morris, V. Pres.; R. Harrison. Pres; T. Faust Seniors: R. Harrison, B. Horner, T. Faust. Advisor: Mr. Marsh; Officers: Pres; A. Jones, V. Pres; B. Lewis, Sec.Treas; R. Orris. Sr. High: Row 1: J. Murphy, D. Bosley, J. Faust, M. Camarata, J. Gartrell. Row 2: S. Simmons, M. Morris, J. Loebrich, A. Cobaugh, E. McMillan, B. Horner. Row 3: R. Harrison, M. Stiffler, J. Matus, T. Faust, T. Mills, S. Rother, P. Tononi Weightlifting Jr. High: Row 1: A. Kolacinski, T. Miller, S. Adams. Row 2: R. Orris, A. Jones, J. McKendree, T. Ray, C. Livella, M. Davis, T. Wade, R. Dom. Row 3: D. Sarver, B. Lewis, B. Frick, N. Benford, J. Horwath, G. Grove, B. Savering, R. Gallagher, M. Fisher, B. Teeter. Row 1: D. Hill, J. Ribblett, J. Moschgat, K. Tomechak, J. Short; Row 2: Advisor-Mr. Bailey. L. Gerak. M. Keith, S. Poley, T. Apple, S. Clawson; Row 3: A. Germaine, R. Schofield, K. Burkhard, T. Torr, S. Orris Advisor: Mr. Woodhead Juniors: Row 1: B. Smith, J. Jacocvic, T. Eamigh, W. Davis, B. Kisko, D. Clark, L. Bobroski, A. Elias, J. Moschgat, K. Harding. Row 2: J. Jones, D. Yuran, B. Hughes, B. Alt, E. Kowalewski, D. Bifano, T. Apple, J. Short, D. Stutzman, E. Porter. Row 3: S. Clawson, K. Magi, T. Torr, C. Richards, M. Lauf, M. Gross, K. Burkhard, S. Orris, M. Schalles, K. Tomechak, J. Rigby. Row 4: D. Hill, S. Lazer, S. Kondash, R. Strushensky, C. O’Conner, B. Holbay, J. Ribblett, G. Ernest. Chem. Club Seniors: Row 1: D. Albus, B. Minemyer, M. Keith, P. Gritzer, J. Carthew. Row 2: A. Hagins, R. Harrison, K. Haire. Row 3: M. Swick, T. Faust, R. Bruner, M. Lushko, M. Gray. i.' AUDIO VISUAL Audio Visual E. Keytack, Mr. Woodhead-Advisor, J. Murgas, S. Simmons, M. Lauf W C Seniors: Bob Minemyer, Rich Bruner, Troy Henderson, Mike Confer, Brian Burke, Kirsten Simonich, Jim Murgas, Sandy Snyder, Mandee Rigby, Stacy Labarko, Karin Tauber, Sever- ine Payot, Amy Hagins, Michele Pilot, Mike Rice, Brian Kush Officers: Pres.-M. Confer; V.-Pres.-M. Pilot; Sec.-Treas.-M. Morris 114 Ski Club The 87-88 SKI CLUB How 1: S. Miller, J. Rowe, J. Boyle, T. Zanghi, B. Clawson, J. Deitz, M. Pilot, J. Harvey, S. McGilvery, D. Barry, B. Shawley Row 2: B. Schroyer, D. McMillan, D. Hardison, J. Haire, M. McKinney, C. Kurchak, D. Thomas, J. Gall, M. Tomachek, J. Alt, D. Lehman, A. Bloom Row 3: S. Dressick, R. Strayer, E. Bosley. R. Oaks, R. Roth, J. Krett, J. Barry, T. Holbay, N. Rerko, K. Brown, A. Zimmer Rod And Gun Club SENIORS: M. Rigby, S. Snyder, R. Reed, L. Perrine, R. Rokita, R. Rokita Officers: Treas. Sandy Snyder; Sec. Barba ra Tessari; Pres. Lori Perrine Art Club Row 1: J. Rose, J. Moshgat, S. Strashensky, S. Synder, M. Rigby, R. Rokita, B. Hess Row 2: E. Porter, L. Gerak, T. Eamigh, J. Jackovic, R. Schofield, A. Germaine, J. Jaber, R. Rokita, L. Perrine, B. Tessari Row 3: K. Harding, T. Barron, S. Ankeny, P. Tononi, J. Loebrich, L. Rice, C. Hardison, R. Reed Science Club Row 1: K. Hill, J. Gerak, R. Yuhas, N. Bala, C. Mathes, M. Petry Row 2: M. James, C. Yannutz, L. Rutledge, J. Leventry, B. Bracken, J. Illig, S. Hess, S. Cover, L. Webb, S. Troyan, Advisor: Mr. McKay Row 3: S. Pennington, M. Popchak, A. Mlinarchik, N. Furfari, G. Svirsko, J. Frabrizio, G. Grove. J. Horwath, A. Leventry, C. Allison, M. Burkhard Row 4: M. Ernest, K. Riek, A. Rager, A. Morris, M. McKinney, C. Rummel, M. Bruner, K. Webb, J. Hecker, B. Poley, M. Fisher Row 5: J. Morgart, R. Harrison, D. Sarver, M. Teeter, R. Jack, T. Wade, B. Croyle, B. Savering, R. Orris, T. Miller BASEBALL Elu tM, Betwui 1986-87 Baseball Scores 7 Westmont 7 6 Conemaugh Valley 0 5 Blacklick Valley 7 1 Laurel Valley 4 8 Marion Center 11 3 Conemaugh Valley 2 8 United 11 9 Blacklick Valley 12 5 Laurel Valley 7 2 Marion Center 12 The 1987 season for the baseball team ended with a 2-7-1 record. Despite this season record, the team put forth a lot of effort both at practice and at the games. Both wins came in games against Conemaugh Valley. Coach Petrore hopes the team with do better this year because of the experience that the eleven returning lettermen will bring with them. Row 1: D. Horner, M. Gaunt, J. Simmons, G Kinsey, B. Minemyer, C. Leventry, S. Clawson. Row 2: Coach Oswald, S. Simmons, L. Witpractiger, R. Bruner, H. Jones, M. Gray, C. McClintock, T. Miller, T. Faust, T. Pattison, S. Rother, Coach Petrore. SOFTBALL Row 1: K. Gray, N. Gross, A. Cornell, R. Harris, M. Keith, J. Jones, V. Pyne, D. Cooper, H. Cole. Row 2: A. Pleskovic, L. Lunt, S. Huss, L. Burgess, K. Magi, M. Schalles, Manager, D. Clifton. f-lopti hhqk The 1986-87 softball season was a disappoint- ing one for the girls end- ing in a 4-8 record. The team began its season with wins against Somerset and Blacklick Valley but re- mainder of the games proved to be a tough schedule. Mid way through the season, the girls also came away with wins against Cambria Heights and Northern Cambria. However, the team is hoping to turn things around this spring. Senior Renee Harris hopes “We have a good season coming Seniors: Amy Pleskovic, Veronica Pyne, Monica Keith, Alanea Cornell, Renee Harris, Lorily Lunt. 1986-87 Softball Scores 11 Somerset 3 10 Blacklick Valley 8 7 Westmont 13 3 Richland 9 2 Ligonier Valley 12 12 Cambria Heights 6 12 Johnstown 13 11 Northern Cambria 8 5 Conemaugh Valley 16 5 Penn Cambria 20 2 Central Cambria 4 9 Windber 10 i ' I Row 1: T. Burns, J. Piro, J. Schalles, K. Rosa, A. Alt, T. Strashensky. Row 2: S. Pennington, A. Mlinarcik, C. Yannutz, M. Bruner, N. Furfari, D. Magi. C. Vickroy, T. Lunt. Row 3: S. Strashensky, S. Cole, H. Hillegas. J. Ankney, D. Schofield. JR R GB VOLLEYBALL Coaches: Hope Mackell, Ka- ren Bachani C. Miller, Mgr. Junior High Volleyball Scores 2 wins - 9 losses FAHS Opponent L Conemaugh Valley L Westmont W Windber L Forest Hills W Bishop McCort L Richland L Conemaugh Valley L Westmont L Windber L Forest Hills L Richland Softball PATRONS (fl, D.J. 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