Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

.■a The Laurel 1980 Volume 28 Laurel Valley High School New Florence, Pennsylvania 15944 Summer is the time— -to slow the pace of daily living to an easy gait; to soak up the sun in the pool or on the golf course; or perhaps to earn a little cash or give the little league a hand. But even for the skate board enthusiast, the mood is always one of relaxation. Table of Contents Student Life Seniors Athletics Organizations Underclassmen Faculty Advertising But when autumn makes the weather turn brisk, the tempo picks up and it’s time to return to the classroom and the routine of study. Then there are games to play, dances to attend, and plenty of good times with friends. 3 There is action to spare at L both indoors and on the field 6 Happy couples dance to the music of The 1978-79 prom, “We’ve Got Tonight,” was held May 5 at the Ligonier Holiday Inn. The Grand March took place Saturday afternoon at the high school. The auditorium was decorated as a night scene in the park. Gregg Crusan sang We’ve Got Tonight” as background music for the pageant. The event ended with the crowning of Kelly Luther as the prom queen. Entertainment at the Holiday Inn was provided by Jubilee” and by a disc jockey from radio station WHJB. “Jubilee ” at the junior-senior prom Junior class officers and their escorts: Secretary Shari Anderson, Dave Lavely. Louie Penner, President Wendy Lynn, Bob Huston, Treasurer Kathi Smithley, Vice-president Ed Sutter. Paula Merritt. Seniors name outstanding classmates Nicest Smile- Shari Anderson and Most Athletic- Gene Bealonis and Class Clowns- Ed Sutter and Wen-Paul Altimus Wendy McClure dy Lynn Most Courteous- Val Sarver and Scott Page Best Dressed- Kim Nelson and Jim Adams 8 in annual Hall of Fame election Most Likely to Succeed - Karen Klavuhn and Rich Friendliest - Kathi Smithley and Don Gregory Dohoda —k) Most School Spirit - Susie King and Tom Pickup Best Looking - Gene Bealonis; Prettiest - Nadine Henderson 9 Seniors honored at final home game and a victory makes the day complete At Homecoming “Dreams” come true The twelfth annual Homecoming, “Dreams,” was held on October 6. The students selected Nadine Henderson and Gene Bealonis queen and king. Last year’s king and queen, Joel Ritenour and Agatha Gregory were on hand to congratulate their successors. Boys elected to the court were Don Gregory, Paul Altimus, Bob Mabon, Joel Cardarella, John Stewart, and Rich Dohoda. The Rams started the day by defeating Meyersdale 30-16. 1979 Homecoming Queen Nadine Henderson Homecoming Court: Wendy McClure, Shari Anderson, Kathi Smithley. Nadine Henderson, Agatha Gregory, Patty Craft, Sue Marino, Stephanie Snyder 12 on the field and on the dance floor Marching band and AFS step out in Although the weather was cold and blustery again this year for the historic Fort Ligonier Days celebration, our school was well-represented. The AFS Student Committee entered a float, and the marching band with its colorful special groups also appeared in the parade. 14 style in Fort Ligonier Days parade 15 We’ve come a long way, Baby! 16 Seniors James M. Adams Jim New Florence Business Education Member of the junior play cast... likes Mr. Bill, art classes and Dolly Parton . . . best-dressed in senior Hall of Fame . . . has traveled to Kansas. New Jersey, Delaware and Virginia . . . values his Gran Torino . . . can be found at Elbe’s. Paul Joseph Altimus Leo R. D. 1, Bolivar General Handsome football player with a great sense of humor... comes from a large family . . . likes football, basketball, hunting and metal shop . . . member of the Homecoming Court . . . nicest smile in Hall of Fame . . . future plans are undecided. Shari Dee Anderson Shari Seward Academic Pretty head majorette with blonde hair . . . likes the beach, dancing and camping, class secretary for five years . . . voted into the Hall of Fame for her great smile ... will be remembered for being considerate of others . . . member of Homecoming Court. Anna Marie Balencic Anna New Florence Business Education Talented member of the Rifle Team . . . enjoys sunny days, WDVE, flowers, parties and cashews ... Led Zepplin and Black Foot rate high ... will be remembered for getting a good tan ... can be seen with Linda, Becky, and Lori. Lynn Beal Beal New Florence Business Education Funny girl who will be remembered for doing The Fig” . . . enjoys summertime, volleyball and talking . . . dislikes chemistry and Mondays . . . plays clarinet and piano . . . Howdy” . . . wants to become rich and famous . . . has dark curly hair. Gene Bealonis Gene R. D. 3, New Florence General Chosen most athletic and best looking in Hall of Fame... can be seen with Cotton, Ben and Pierre... proud owner of a ’55 Chevy . .. enjoys hunting, fishing, football and Italian food . . . elected Homecoming King ... a whiz on the gridiron. 18 Senior Officers Wendy Lynn - President Ed Sutter - Vice president Shari Anderson - Secretary Kathi Smithley - Treasurer Colleen Marie Bennett Ben R. D. 3, New Florence Business Education Nice girl with a crazy laugh . . . hobbies include reading, swimming and traveling . . . “Say. really?” . . . likes soap operas, shorthand and being with special friends . . . especially dislikes Mondays . . . works at Frosty Way. Carole Irene Berkey Carole R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Blonde hair and blue eyes ... likes reading, parties, shrimp and Ted Nugent... values her stereo highly... dislikes getting up in the morning and health class . . . can be found at McCoys . . . future plans include college. Stephen Wade Biss Bit R. D. 1, Bolivar General Friendly guy with brown hair . . . likes hunting, motorcycles, girls and the ridge . . . can be seen with T and Jim . . . dislikes cultures and rainy days ... values his Yahama YZ 250 ... works at Standard Steel and Wire. Craig Allen Boring Craig R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech A motorcycle fan . . . likes fast cars, tech school and Super Tramp... dislikes slow cars, cards and health class ... treasures his bike and ’68 El Camino... has a special talent for welding... often found at “The Station.” Kim Steven Boring Kim New Florence General Enjoys basketball, football, pinball and algebra . . . values his Doberman ... can be found in New Florence... not very fond of accounting class ... likes the Rolling Stones and Monday night football . . . plans to join the service. Roger Lee Boring Roger R. D. 1, Bolivar General Runner at Fairfield auction ... likes woodshop, hunting, fishing and hiking ... will be remembered for his corny jokes ... fan of Susan Anton ... could live without English class ... can be seen with Luppy and Biss . . . values his motorcycle. Joseph E. Boske Joe R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Brown hair and hazel eyes ... likes girls, cars and Bob Seger ... hobbies include football, basketball, and hunting . . . most valued possession is his car ... plans to join the service ... will be remembered for his unusual laugh. Gregory F. Botteicher Skin Ears Seward Vo-Tech Friendly guy with hazel eyes and brown hair ... girls, Chevys, Suzukis and Bob Seger rate high .. . can be found at the garage or with the tech gang . . . enjoyed “Animal House” . . . dislikes Fords . . . will become an electrician. 19 Joel Joseph Cardarella Whop Seward Academic Good looking football player . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes Chevys, hunting, and football... favorite hangout is Car-darella’s porch ... member of the Homecoming Court... will be remembered for his broken bones. Eileen Faye Clawson Elmer Bolivar Academic Basketball manager for two years . .. likes her Honda Express, banana popsicles. and Spanish class . . . hobbies include swimming, reading, and string art . . . recent travels include New York, Florida, and Arizona. Kirk Alan Clawson Flame Bolivar Vo-Tech Works at Standard Steel and Wire Company ... gym class rates high ... rides his motorcycle in his spare time .. . likes driving and good-looking girls . . . hangs out at “The Wall . . . will be remembered for his red hair. John Michael Colananni Woof Seward Vo-Tech Super nice guy with a black beard and quick temper ... enjoys going to races and riding motorcycles ... can do without history class ... will always remember his instant manicure on a grinding wheel . . . plans to become a welder. Lisa Condron Lisa R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Dark brown eyes and long blonde hair . . . valuable member of the Laurel business staff, FBLA, and Library Club . . . favorite expression is “That’s life” . . . can be seen with Patty, Colleen, and Kathi . . . always has a smile. Mary Louise Conrad Twit R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Cute and talented feature majorette . . . likes the Pizza Hut, firedrills. parties, mashed potatoes, and food fights . . . most valued possessions are her batons and her dog Mooky ... will be remembered for her athletic ability ... “I can’t take it.” Michael Andrew Coomhes Mouse R. D. 1, New Florence Academic AFS student from Australia... tall, good-looking guy with curly brown hair . . . likes girls, golf, and good food . . . “Out in the bush” . . . favorite food is meat pies . . . dislikes English . . . purusing an engineering career with the army. James Floyd Craft Nift New Florence Vo-Tech Member of the Student Council and the army reserve . . . likes football, causing trouble, and the reservoir ... can be seen with Woof, Slop, and Dopey ... recent travels include Maryland and New Jersey . . . future plans include marriage. 20 Patricia Rose Craft Patty New Florence Business Academic Co-captain of the cheerleaders and auditor of the Laurel business staff, likes horses, roller skating, and romantic things . . . will be remembered for her long, dark hair . .. member of the Homecoming Court. . . seen with Colleen, Lisa, and Mary. Neal Scott Cramer Neal Seward Vo-Tech Ardent Ted Nugent fan . .. enjoys hunting, race cars, lasagna, and plumbing . . . most valued possession is his car . . . can be seen with the tech school gang ... brown hair and eyes... plans to get a good job and get rich. Timothy James Crusan Simicy R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Proud owner of a ’68 Chevy II Nova . . . likes girls, spaghetti, football, biking, and fishing ... favorite hangouts are the Ligon-ier movies and Westmoreland Mall... will be remembered for his driving ability . . . future plans include college. Barry Lee Custer Leo Seward Occupational Education Friendly guy with blond hair and blue eyes ... likes to hunt and build models in his spare time... English, the Kendles, and chili rate high ... I don't care!”... will be remembered for regularly forgetting things. John Henry Dali John R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic AFS student from Norway living with the Wymans . . . likes pretty girls, skateboards, and American cars . . . enjoyed the movie “Meatballs ... can be seen with Scott, Dave, Jesse, and Bill... Saturday Night Live rates high... plans to join the army. Pamela Lynn Dennison Lynn Seward Business Academic Quiet, blue-eyed girl with long blonde hair ... likes Boston, Bob Seger, Spanish and pizza... dislikes spinach, sitting at home and current issues ... hobbies include sewing and reading... wants to further her education. Richard S. Do hod a Stash Seward Academic Very tall guy with green eyes . . . outstanding student and athlete... super quarterback... voted most likely to succeed... hobbies include sleeping and turning the radio dial... member of the Homecoming Court. . . will go to college. Phillip Robert Ferris Flip New Florence Academic Exceptionally good LV drummer with a burly beard . . . likes pizza, baseball, and easy teachers ... has traveled to Canada and Florida . . . dislikes homework and study halls . . . can be seen with Smed, Creerby, Funkus and Merle. 21 Edna Mae Galbraith Maiz R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Quiet girl who likes reading, swimming, macrame. cosmotology, and goofing off. . . dislikes Accounting I . . . enjoyed “Animal House” ... will always remember world cultures class ... plans to become a beautician. James Cleveland Galbraith Jim R. D. t. New Florence Vo-Tech Most valued possession is his 76 Jeep CJ-7 . . . likes girls, dune buggies, four wheeling, and Chevys . . . favorite hangout is Peck’s . . . will remember the Vo-tech bus rides . . . dislikes school . . . plans to get a good job. Gina Lynn Gamble Gina New Florence Business Education Pretty girl with a cute smile .. . likes Boston, the color purple, sleeping, shrimp, and Mr. Bill... will always remember the AFS short-term exchange... dislikes comments about being short... plans to attend beauty school. Polly Ann Garland Gar R. D. J Bolivar Academic Long brown hair and blue eyes ... likes rainbows, summertime, and orange popsicles . . . member of the Laurel literary staff. AFS and marching band . . . dislikes Mondays and getting up early . . . plans to attend college. Sandra Lee Garland Gar Bolivar Business Education Quiet girl with very dark hair and hazel eyes ... likes camping, movies, roast beef, business math, and Erik Estrada ... works on the Laurel Leaf staff . . . can be seen with the two Sharons, Karen, and Joyce . . . may join the army. Teresa Lynn Garland Tee Bolivar Business Education Member of the Laurel business staff. . . likes reading, crocheting, shorthand, and drive-ins . . . dislikes rainy days, Mondays, and accounting ... member of the Honor Guard and chorus . . . future includes marriage and a secretarial job. William Curtis Geary Billy, Billy, Billy R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Brown hair and blue eyes ... an outstanding fullback . . . has traveled to California and Florida . . . enjoys “Real People” . . . likes football, people, and traveling ... liked junior English class . . . seen with Tom, Phil, Jim, and Don. Nabeela Ghazi Ha meed Mahmud Nabeela R• L Bolivar Academic AFS student from Jordan . .. sister of Wendy McClure . .. likes fish, reading, listening to music, and volleyball . . . nine members in her American and Jordan families . . . favorite writer is Charles Dickens . . . plans to attend college. 22 Robert J. Graham Pompy-doo R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Nice guy with a knack for telling jokes... recent travels include North Carolina, Illinois, and Colorado . . . will be remembered for being a hard-working farm boy . . . active in the band . . . favorite food is French fries . . . will become a farmer. Donald Paul Gregory Funk us R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Friendly guy with a good sense of humor... talented member of the golf team ... spends free time hunting and fishing... elected to Homecoming Court and Hall of Fame . . . enjoys vacationing in South Carolina . . . member of Laurel staff. James Francis Hall Jim T R. D. 1, Bolivar Occupational Education Works for Stiles Bus Line . . . likes motorcycles, steak, fishing and reading . .. dislikes school, especially math . .. can be seen with Crusher, Kelly, and Kirk ... “The book is wrong!” ... plans to go to Canada . . . found at The Wall. Lorraine Ann Harbison Lori R. D. 3, New Florence Academic Pretty member of the Pommettes . . . favorites include shrimp. French fries, and pecan pie . . . dislikes rainy weekends and homework . . . enjoys Jackson Browne . . . likes to talk, go shopping, and go to the movies . . . will go to college. Harold E. Heming Pickle New Florence Occupational Education Chevys, math, steak, hunting, and 96-KX rate high . . . “So what?” . . . most valued possession is his snowmobile . . . lives and works on a farm . . . dislikes Fords . . . has traveled to Alabama and Canada . . . plans to get a job. Shaun J. Heming Dopey R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Enjoys Jackson Browne . . . likes riding motorcycles, welding. ’55 Chevys, and pizza . . . favorite hangout is Graff's Garage . . . has traveled to England and Arizona ... enjoyed tech school... future plans are undecided. Mary Katherine Henderson Mary R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Likes swimming, riding horses, going out, and chili . . . dislikes junky cars and history . .. great fan of B. J. and the Bear .. . has traveled to Ohio and Virginia ... “Guess What!”... future plans include marriage. Nadine Beth Henderson Nae Bolivar Business Education Pretty, dark-haired girl . . . elected Homecoming Queen . . . Student Council president and Laurel staffer . . . dislikes sitting home on Saturday nights . .. likes sleeping. Bob Seger, dancing and shorthand . . . voted prettiest senior girl. 23 Sally Kay Howard Sal R. D. t, Bolivar Occupational Education Brown hair and green eyes . . . works at Stiles’ Market and Hardware ... dislikes math class . . . candy, combination sandwiches and gym class rate high . . . enjoyed visiting Ohio and Kennywood Park . . . can be found at C J’s Pizza shop. Jonathan Mark Jacobs Jake Seward Academic Likes dancing, history, the Bee Gees, and MASH ... captain and high scorer of the Scholastic Quiz Team . . . “Take it from Jacbos” . . . military buff who values his bayonet . . . travels include San Diego and Georgia . . . hopes to join the army. Karen Elizabeth James Karen Bolivar Business Education Will be remembered for her friendly personality ... likes sunny days, writing letters, shorthand, and listening to music ... the Beatles rate high . . . favorite food is meat loaf . . . friends with Donna, Teresa, and Lynn. Larry Lee Kaufman Fuzzer New Florence Vo-Tech Works as station attendant at Graff’s Garage . . . enjoyed “The End” and “Animal House” ... dislikes world cultures ... fond of building models .. . proud owner of a ’68 Buick . . . can be seen with Slop. Dopey. Woof, and Nifty. Peggy Sue King Susie R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Captain of the cheerleaders and Laurel staff member . . . has a most peculiar sense of humor . . . named girl with most school spirit in Hall of Fame... will remember chemistry lab... values her Miss Piggy hat and shirt . . . will go to college. Darla Lynn Kisamore Dar R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Cute, crazy girl with a ready smile ... likes to wade in the creek and eat cheese cake . . . captain of the Honor Guard . . . plays guitar, banjo, and ukelele and sings very well . . . active with SCBC . . . not fond of gym class . . . seen with Wendy. Karen Lee Klavuhn Kaboom R. D. , Bolivar Academic Blonde hair and slender figure . . . likes Winnie the Pooh, blueberries. and fresh air . . . Laurel staff photographer . . . voted most likely to succeed .. . coordinated gym “feets” .. . enjoyed the 79 prom . . . excellent student . . . will go to college. Craig Steven Krause Fuzz Bolivar General Blue eyes, curly hair, and dimples ... enjoyed “Up in Smoke” ... likes pizza, sitting around, and a certain girl . . . enjoyed his junior year math class .. . can be found at the Wall... wants to get married and have a large family. Brent Vincent Layton Brent New Florence General Good-looking motocross racer with a great sense of humor . . likes skiing and Mork . . . values his 74 Dodge van . . . can be found pumping gas or working on his van . . . seen with Allen, Dan. and Rick . . . plans to become a truck driver. Russell Earl Lear Russell R. D. lf Bolivar Business Education Plays trombone for the band ... member of the Laurel business staff... likes French fries and accounting... hunts and rides his motorcycle in his spare time . . . has blond, curly hair and blue eyes . . . traveled to Florida. Ira XV. Cameron Shirley Seward General Nice guy with a crazy personality .. . likes driving around and hunting . . . onions and English class rate low . . . works for St. Clair Township . . . member of junior play cast . . . “Catch ya later” . . . can be found in Ligonier. Martin R. Rager Rags R. D. 3, New Florence Vo-Tech Enthusiastic Styx fan . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, tech school and building things . . . most valued possession is his car . . . dislikes cultures class ... enjoyed “How the West Was Won” ... can be seen with Kirk. Ira. Dave, and Joe. Bridget Anne Lichtenfels Bridge Seward Business General Curly-haired Pommette with a cute laugh and a nice personality ... likes jogging, the Bee Gees, peanut butter and tacos... “I feel sorry for you” . . . not very fond of cultures class . . . wants to become a political worker. Starlett Marie Lorditch Twink R. D. 3, New Florence Business Education Petite, quiet girl. .. likes California, reading, and pizza . . has traveled from coast to coast . . . can be seen with Kriss and Rigatoni . . . works on the Laurel Leaf staff . . . plans include marriage and moving to California. 25 Joel Lynn Lupacchini Strapo Bolivar General Member of the Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company . .. one of the “Woodshop Flunkies” .. . likes chevrolets and cruising . . . can be found at Bartow’s garage . . . works at LaMantia’s store . . . will be remembered for his woodshop talents. Wendy Sue Lynn Pooh R. D. 1, Ligonier Academic Cute girl with brown hair and brown eyes . . . senior class president, Honor Guard co-captain, and co-editor of the Laurel.. . likes mountain dew, M M’s, and banana popcicles ... will be remembered for being so short . . . plans to study nursing. Robert Alan Mabon Studs R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Member of the Homecoming Court... president of the Shotgun-ners Club . . . works on cars in his spare time . . . likes to shoot pool and to hunt . . . favorite subject is woodshop . . . plans to study engineering technology. David Allen Madeley Savage Seward Vo-Tech Blue eyes and brown hair ... collects knives, fishes, traps, and hunts . . . likes girls and hamburgers . . . friends with Trimble, Rager and Cameron ... dislikes history class ... plans to move to Canada .. . enjoys woodshop. Susan Carol Marino Ribs Bolivar Business Academic Funny girl with dark brown eyes . . . likes lasagna, cherry popcicles, and mustaches . . . captain of the rifle team . . . business manager of the Laurel . . . elected to Homecoming Court . . . “Oh, well” . . . future is undecided. Linda Sue Martin Linda Seward Business Education President of the FBLA ... blonde hair and blue eyes ... enjoys the beach, macrame, the color lavender, and sunsets . . . will always remember the 78 prom . . . member of the Laurel business staff . . . plays clarinet in the band. Joyce L. McAdams Meatball New Florence Business General Brown eyes and brown hair ... likes pizza, walking in the rain, and bike riding . . . has traveled to Virginia . . . can be found at Peck’s . . . least favorite subject is history . . . baby sits in her spare time . . . enjoys singing. Gregory Lee McCbesney Gregg R. D. 1, Bolivar General Cute guy with blue eyes . . . likes to ride his motorcycle in his spare time . . . dislikes not being answered . . . hobbies include hunting and trapping... in the future hopes to travel to Canada. 26 Wendy Jeanne McClure Wendy R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Tall, cute girl... talented on the basketball court... AFS sister to Nabeela ... likes WOVE. The Outlaws, and Clint Eastwood .. . has blue, blue eyes . . . plans to attend college . . . will be remembered for walking down the hall with Gina. James J. McCreery Creerby R. D. , Bolivar General A really funny guy . . . likes metal shop, pizza. WPEZ. and hunting . . . can be seen with Flip. Smed. and Fungoose . . . favorite expression is “Imagine that . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . good drummer for the band. Rebecca Joyce Miller Becky R. D. I, New Florence Academic Cute girl with blonde hair and brown eyes . . . likes banana milkshakes and Levis ... an expert talker . . . member of the Laurel staff. . . favorite foods are shrimp and French fries . . . fan of Bob Seger and Erik Estrada. Karen Rae Morris K R. D. 1f Ligonier Academic Member of the Laurel staff and vice-president of the Ski Club ... browfi hair and hazel eyes . . . values her cat Charlie . . . likes Gettysburg, football games. French fries and excitement... can be seen with Sue. Kelly, and Tammy. Lisa Jean Murphy Lis R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Short girl with blue eyes and long brown hair . . . likes collies, singing, wildflowers, and iced tea .. . plays piano and guitar . . . talented LV majorette .. . secretary of Forensics Club and Laurel staff member . . . will attend college. Kimberly Ann Nelson Kim Bolivar Academic Pretty blonde hair and blue eyes ... likes night walks and phone booths . . . member of Laurel staff and forensics team . . . voted best-dressed in Hall of Fame . . . most valued possession is her ring . . . enthusiastic member of the rifle team. Linda Nestor Linda R. D. 1, New Florence General Transferred to LV in senior year .. . quiet girl with long blonde hair... likes lasagna. math, and her dog. Puppy ... is learning to play guitar... will always remember moving to a new school... plans to travel after graduation. Sharon Oswalt Sharon Seward Business Education Brown hair and brown eyes . . . likes to ride bikes and listen to records . . . hooks rugs and goes fishing . . . travels include Virginia. South Carolina and Florida .. . will be remembered for her crazy laugh . . . enjoyed “The Omen. 27 Glenda Darlene Overly Glenda R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Transferred to LV during senior year . . . brown hair and hazel eyes . . . likes to travel and swim . . . will always remember changing schools ... dislikes biology and being bored ... hopes to be a cosmetologist. Scott Gerald Page Otis New Florence Academic Quiet guy with green eyes and brown hair . . . voted most courteous in Hall of Fame . . . dependable football lineman . . . will always remember shutting out Blairsville 29-0 . . . dislikes rainy week-ends and health class . . . fan of Charlie's Angels. Brent Andrew Pahach Pach Bolivar General Good-looking guy with a nice smile . . . likes Chevys, four-speeds, woodshop and shrimp . . . good basketball player . . . works at LaMantia’s ... dislikes Fords and bossy people ... can be found at Bartow’s Garage. Janet Lynn Palmer Janet R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Has long, blonde hair and a quiet manner . . . enjoys cooking, sewing, and listening to the radio ... plays the piano, organ, and accordian . . . will be remembered for her pleasant smile and dimples . . . active member of AFS. Chris Allen Peters Bo New Florence Vo-Tech Nice-looking with dark hair... fine baseball player and member of the golf team ... likes girls, week-ends, and mountain dew ... carpenter for Westmoreland Woodwork . . . likes Mork and Mindy . . . plans to be a carpenter. Charles Thomas Pickup Fred Bolivar Academic Very outgoing guy who enjoys talking . . . member of the baseball team and active Student Council treasurer ... enjoys Richard Pryor and Steve Martin ... values his fishing rod . .. can be found at the amublance garage. Keith H. Rhoades Keith R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Proud owner of 62 Mopar snowmobile . .. likes taking it easy, working on cars, and tech school... dislikes world cultures class and Fords . . . can be seen with the tech gang and at Boring’s service station . . . plans to get a job. Kimberly Ann Riddell Kim R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Always cheerful . . . favorites include rainbows, phone booths, and talking . . . talented co-editor of the Laurel . . . dislikes seagulls, unknown clams, and unfriendly people . . . will be remembered for her forensics ability . . . future in medicine. 28 Susan L. Robertson Sue Bolivar Academic Member of FBLA, AFS, Forensics, and Laurel literary staff . . . likes horses, special friends, shrimp, and Neil Diamond .. . lifeguard at Ross Mountain . . . pretty girl with brown hair and brown eyes . . . future plans include college. Thomas E. Roby Goat R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Future electrician ... hunting, cars, and fried trout rate high ... has traveled to Michigan, Atlantic City, and Ohio . . . enjoyed “Animal House” . . . dislikes history class . . . can be seen with the tech gang. Phillip Earl Roddy Rodeo R. D. 3, Ligonier Vo-Tech Tall, slim guy with a nice smile ... likes motocross, skiing, and pizza . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . will be remembered for always being late ... can be found at the Ligonier diamond . . . future includes marriage. Michael Brian Rudnik Bird Seward Vo-Tech Good-looking guy... works at B B Electrical Manufacturing.. . hobbies include hunting and fishing ... likes WDVE, girls, and cruising... values his car... can be found at the corner ... will be remembered for his curly hair. Robert Steven Rudnik Oz Seward General Attractive guy with brown curly hair . . . likes traveling, baseball, girls, and steak ... a very talented artist. .. listens to the radio and enjoys hunting and fishing... can be found at the cone shop. Sheila Marie St.Clair Sheila New Florence Business Education Tall and cute with blue eyes . . . likes baseball, volleyball, and the Outlaws ... has been to Nebraska, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Virginia ... can be seen with Wendy, Sue, Gina, and Nadine ... hopes to work for an airline. Dolly Lynn Sapp Doll R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Brown hair and big brown eyes... always in a good mood... has a talent for drawing ... likes the Renegades, graphic arts at Vo-Tech, and Big Macs . . . dislikes brussel sprouts and cultures class . . . withdrew before graduation. Valerie Ann Sarver Val R. D. 1, Ligonier Academic Co-captain of the Silks and member of the Laurel literary staff.. . green eyes and long brown hair . . . enjoys music, spring, and strawberry shortcake . . . values her collection of stuffed animals . . . seen with two Kims and Wendy. 29 Carol Lynn Shearer Carol New Florence Academic President of AFS Committee ... likes cheese cake, drawing and the Hobbit... dislikes cultures ... plays flute and piccolo in the band ... spent a summer in Germany ... county chorus member . . . hopes to go to college and be happy. Deborah Lynn Shetler Deb Seward Business Education Pretty girl with light brown hair . . . has traveled to Myrtle Beach. Florida, and New York . . . likes hiking, traveling, and lasagna... will always remember the junior class play ... values her rings . . . seen with Bridget and Doreen. Timothy W. Sbomo Tim Bolivar General Fishing, softball, hunting, and math rate high . . . runner for Fairfield auctions . . . volunteer fireman at Bolivar . . . dislikes English class . . . enjoys “Chips” and “B. J. and the Bear” . . . treasurer of Shotgunners Club. Margaret G. Smith Schmidt New Florence Academic Talented piano player with brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes swimming, tennis and English class... dislikes people who don’t listen and chemistry . . . fan of the Commodores and Village People . . . chorus member. Kathi Elaine Smithley Kathi R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Member of the Homecoming court and Laurel business staff ... likes shopping, sewing, chocolate covered raisins, and typing ... captain of the Silks ... voted friendliest in Hall of Fame ... seen with Sue. Kelly, and Karen. Stephanie Anne Snyder Steph R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Cute girl who likes water skiing. Robert Redford. and summer.. . captain of Forensics team and AFS vice-president ... will be remembered for her little green men at the 79 prom .. . Laurel staff member . . . elected to Homecoming Court. Randy Paul Sowers Merle R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Good bass drummer with red hair ... enjoys working with wood and Friday night football games ... will be remembered for his great driving... seen with Flip. Smed, Creerby, and Pompydoo . . . plays guitar and runs stage lights. Roger A. Stanislaw Slop R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Enjoys four-wheeling . . . works with Smithley’s pit crew at the races . .. likes fast cars and customized jeeps . . . studying auto mechanics ... dislikes cultures class ... hopes to drive a tractor trailer and tour the country. 30 John Christopher Stewart John R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Dark eyes and good build... outstanding football player... likes swimming, hunting, tacos, and playing cards ... favorite subject is math analysis... always betting... member of the Homecoming Court . . . future includes college. Gary Nelson Stiles Jr. Gary Seward General Quiet guy with brown eyes and brown hair . . . likes football, trig, study hall, and going to the races ... dislikes boring teachers... can be found at the cone shop in Seward... pals with Red, Bill, and Fuzzles . . . works at Stiles’ Market. Edward D. Sutter Smedley R. D. 3, New Florence Academic Friendly guy who plays the drums well . . . vice-president of junior and senior class . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . will be remembered for his antics on the band bus ... likes sharp girls, WXKX, and good friends . . . serves as ambulance aide. Jeffrey David Thompson Frisbee R. D. 1, Bolivar General Outgoing personality and curly brown hair . . . likes tennis, WPEZ. and parties .. enjoys all math and science classes ... a fan of Sister Sledge, Peachs and Herb, and Rod Stewart . . . values his 72 Gremlin . . . has a crazy laugh. William Kirk Trimble Kirk New Florence Vo-Tech Hobbies include hunting, fishing and trapping . . . rock group Nazareth rates high ... does carpentry in his spare time ... has traveled to Canada ... values his traps and snowmobile ... has blue eyes and brown hair. Richard Robert Troyan Cotton Seward General Brown hair, blue-green eyes, and modest... likes peppy cheerleaders, general science, Olivia Newton-John, and Vegas ... will be remembered for his safety with guns... good pass receiver .. . summertime little league coach. Ileene Evelynn Wakefield Wheat R. D. 1, Seward Academic Peppy cheerleader for four years . . . plays tennis and likes to dance ... pretty blonde hair and blue eyes ... favorites include Robert Frost poetry and Different Strokes . . . always ready to help a friend . . . plans to become a nurse. Daniel Scott Waters Gator R. D. i. New Florence Academic Outstanding 6’4” football player . . . likes good food, woodshop, and making fishing lures ... enjoys golf, hunting, and fishing ... serves as volunteer fireman . . . will remember the 79 football league championship . . . plans include college. 31 Doreen Francis Wedge Dor R. D. 1, New Florence Business Academic AFS sister to Michael . . . has pretty strawberry blonde hair . . . enjoys sewing, four-wheeling, Supertramp, and Clint Eastwood . . . vice-president of FHA . . . likes pizza and seafood . . . sharp dresser . . . hopes to sell real estate. Saundra Lynn Wingard Wing Seward Business Education Cute gal with blonde hair and blue-green eyes . .. plays basketball and volleyball... vice-president of FBLA ... values her cat Tigger ... enjoys photography, art. sports, and pickles ... plans to study art or photography. Kelly Jean Wood ring Kelly R. D. 1, Seward Business Education Member of the silk squad and Laurel business staff... likes soap operas, typing, tootsie rolls, and shrimp . . . talkative gal who always has an answer . . . FBLA treasurer . . . values her collection of mice . . . plans to become a secretary. Donna Wynn Wynn Bolivar Business Education Nice girl with strawberry blonde hair . . . member of Laurel business staff and the rifle team ... plays flute in concert band .. . values her lindy star ... likes tennis, gym class, swimming, and shorthand . . . hopes to be a gym teacher. Patricia Jean Yeager Patty R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Long brown hair and brown eyes ... will be remembered for her crazy laugh . . . enjoys studying graphic arts at tech school . . . most valued possession is her teddy bear . . . active in church youth group . . . likes to read. Diana Lynn Yonker Eunice Seward Academic Peppy girl with a funny sense of humor . . . captain of the Pommettes and member of the Laurel literary staff . . . will be remembered for her cute smile and not knowing which basket is which ... enjoys talking and math analysis ... will go to college. Susan Ziegenfus Ziggy R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Talented member of the girls’ basketball team ... moved to LV from Pittsburgh this year . . . green eyes and brown hair . . . values her green bomb ... able to make up good excuses quickly . . . plans business school or college. Class of 1980 Motto: Tomorrow is not promised us, So let us take today And make the very most of us The once we pass this way. Colors: Blue and silver Flower: White rose Baby Identification 1. Kathy Smithley 2. Diana Yonker 3. Sue Marino 4. Sue Robertson 5. Wendy Lynn 6. Gina Gamble 7. Rich Dohoda 8. Janet Palmer 9. Jim Adams 10. Kim Riddell 11. Bill Geary 12. Karen Morris 13. Eileen Clawson 14. Darla Kisamore 15. Kim Nelson 16. Polly Garland 17. Karen Klavuhn 32 Athletics Baseball Rams battle cold, wet weather 1979 Baseball Team-Front row: Dave Foster, Pat McDermott. Dave Lavely, Curt Luther. Gene Bealonis, David Simpson, Tom Pickup, Brian Stulzman. Row two:Coach Page. Dave Galbraith. Joel Rusin, Todd Gable, Ron Penner, Tony Pecora, Kerry Boske. Joel Ritenour, Jim Bracken. Row three: Dan Waters. Chris Peters, Scott Page, Phil Ferris, Denny Henderson, Bill Geary. Brent Pahach. Rich Dohoda. Coach Bendel. Below left: Assistant Coach Robert Bendel and Head coach Gerald Page. Laurel Valley’s 1979 baseball team ended their season with an overall record of six wins and five losses and a Tri- County League record of five wins and four losses. Under the guidance of Coaches Page and Bendel, the team showed an improvement over last year’s performance. The season was delayed by unseasonably cold and rainy weather. Statistician David Beatty, Trainer Ed Sutter, Manager Dick Stuart 34 and come up with respectable record Brent Pahach Catcher-3 years Gene Bealonis Pitcher-2 years Bill Geary Catcher, outfield- 3 years Baseball Scoreboard LV Opponent Indian,! 10 2 Blacklick Valley 7 4 Marion Center 6 9 Cambria Heights 7 6 Kiski Prep 10 16 Blacklick Valley 6 6 Bishop McCort f 1 P 3 Cambria Heights “■ 0 1 Marion Center . f 11 7 Westmont Hilltdp 3 5 Kiski Prep 3 'Designates non-league games Glum faces—we must be losing. 35 Seniors contribute skill and spirit T Tom Pickup Dan Waters Pitcher, infield - 2 years Outfield - 4 years Scott Page Outfield - 4 years Phil Ferris Outfield - 2 years Rich Dohoda Pitcher - 4 years Chris Peters Infield - 3 years 36 Golf team captures section title Golf Team - Front row: Michael Coombes, Bob Mabon, Don Gregory. Row two: Janice Tantlinger, Doug Cse-hoski, Rhonda Bracken, Dan Galbraith, Ted Luther, Mike Detwiler, Brian Csehoski. Below left:Coach Joseph Rura. If Scoreboard IHui United Conemaugh Valley jForest Hills Johnstown Vo - Tech United-' ty'Conemaugh Valley ;,! Forest Hills Ferndale Ferndale Johnstown Vo - Tech Opponent 17 W 16 7 4 Yi 3 4 14 10 V: 0 8 16 a 6 14 5 14 The 1979 Golf Team had one of its better seasons this year, compiling a 6 - 0 record in league play, while capturing the championship of Section IV in the Intercounty Golf League. The overall record was 8 wins and 4 losses. Coach Rura will have two starters returning for next year. 37 Golfers meet challenging competition Michael Coombes - 1 year Don Gregory - 3 years in a setting of natural beauty Bob Mabon - 3 years Chris Peters - 2 years Rams capture Eastern Division B 4 72 71 $S4$etf|Q ' wJj - ;‘ - • • •- Varsity team - Fronf row; Paul Altimus. Rich Dohoda. John Colananni, Gene Bealonis, Rich Troyan, Joel Cardarella, John Stewart. Scott Page. Brent Pahach. Bill Geary. Dan Waters. Dean West. Row two: Brian Ardrey. Dan Miller.Denny Henderson. Ron Caldwell. Ron Sarver. Bill Ritenour. Tom McClure. Pat Solich. Chris Lenhart. Glenn Fuller. Bill Shingler. Dan Machak. The 1979 Ram football team, in their first season under head coach Gerald Page, won 7 games while losing only 2 and captured the Eastern Division title of the Appalachian Conference for the second consecutive year. Although they lost the championship game to Blairsville, the Rams had a very successful year. Quarterback Rich Dohoda threw an amazing 16 touchdown passes, while junior end Paul Hall scored 92 points and captured district scoring honors. The sensational “Crunch Bunch” average 23.2 points per game. Allen. Alan Hamill, Ernie Ritenour, Dave Lynn, Russ Ray, Mike Lych, Paul Hall, Jim Watson. Dave Foster. Larry Henderson, Coach Gary Sellers, Coach Curt King, Coach Richard Hiner. Row four: Dave Simpson, Kelly Garland. Jeff Page. Joe Flick-inger, Morris Ludwig, Rich Dipofi, Curt Luther, Mike Potts. Denny Perry. Head Coach Gerald Page, Assistants Richard Hiner and Gary Sellers 40 title for second straight year Managers: Dan Machak, Dean West, Dan Miller, Brian Ardrey ... Varsity Sri 'LV'fJ 4 m. 22 Blacklick Valley ■ 30 Shade 30 Forndale 28 United 30 Meversdale 22 Saltsburg V 35 Berlin - Brothersvalley 12 Blairsville 1 Conference Title 8 B“rsvilte rd Opponent 3 h 34 y Jt 16 g g 13 26 Experienced seniors spark varsity Richard Dohoda - 6’4” 188 lbs. Quarterback -3 years John Colananni - 6T1 Tackle - 3 years 185 lbs. Bill Geary - 5’8” 140 lbs. Fullback, defensive halfback - 3 years Scott Page - 5’9” 160 lbs. Gene Bealonis - 5’6” 133 lbs. Guard - 3 years Tailback - 3 years Joel Cardarella - 5’11” 161 lbs. Swingback, monsterman - 3 years 42 Rams to another successful season Brent Pahach - 5’10” 150 lbs. Dan Waters - 6’4” 185 lbs. Richard Troyan - 5’8” 162 lbs Safety, fullback - 3 years Tackle - 3 years End. defensive halfback - 3 years 43 John Stewart — 5’ 8” 150 lbs. Guard - 3 years Paul Altimus - 6’ 160 lbs. End, linebacker - 3 years Rams offer fans plenty of thrills 44 in spite of loss in title game This series of four pictures shows the first offensive play of the second quarter of the title game. Fullback Bill Geary runs the ball and breaks through a hole in the Blairsville line. He reaches the secondary as Denny Henderson, Cotton Troyan, and Ron Sarver move down field for other blocking duties. A Blairsville man makes the tackle and snatches the ball. The Rams lost the game, but maintained a great record. 45 Junior Varsity remains undefeated Junior varsity team - Front row: Jeff Scott. Bill Ritenour. Mike Lych, Brian Foltz. Dave Lynn. Glenn Fuller. Curt Luther. Row two: David Simpson, Ron Caldwell, Alan Hamill, Jeff Allen. Kelly Garland. Bill Shingler. Gene Coy. Rich Dipofi. Row three: Glenn Flickinger, George Hall. Morris Ludwig. Ernie Ritenour, Jeff Page. Mike Potts. Joe Flickinger. Coach Sellers. Junior Varsity Coach Gary Sellers Under the direction of new coach Gary Sellers, Laurel Valley’s JV team maintained an outstanding record. The team ended the season with a record of four wins, one tie, and no losses. For the second consecutive year, the junior varsity Rams have remained undefeated. Junior high team - Front row; Alan Moon, Mike Suschak, Gregg Shingler. Mike McGeary, Jim Brown, Rob Swatsworth, Wayne Gehnng, Greg Gamble, Todd Bucklen, Jay Merritt, Scott Mun-dorff, Randy Lavely. Row two: Matt Parker, James Callis, Donald Ludwig, Bill Conrad, Vince Crusan, Shawn Stufft, Tim How- ard. Dick Stuart, Keith Hall, Ernie Henderson, Tom Tarter, Chris Dragon, Corey Riddell. Jeff Short. Row three:Coach John Sekela. Shon Henderson, Mike Kelly, Dan Custer, Curt King. Brian Welshons. Rob Whipkey. Randy Glessner, Brian Garland, Jim Suschak, Coach Curtis King. Junior High Scoreboard LV 0 Meyersdale 6 Shade 6 Berlin 32 Ferndale Opponent 6 0 2 0 0 Coaches John Sekela and Curt King Above left - Managers: Jeff Short and Matt Parker The Junior High Football Team captured the Eastern Division Title of the Appalachian Conference for the fourth time in five years, ending the season with a record of four wins and one loss. The proud coaches are expecting another fine team next year. 47 Varsity cheerleaders help fans show Front row: Ileene Wakefield. Nadine Henderson, Patty Craft, Carla Chesla. Row two: Rhondi Anderson, Susie King, Patty Dohoda, Carol King, Pam Henderson. Top: The Varsity cheerleaders have been experiencing difficulty keeping and finding sponsors this year. Despite this fact, they showed spirit and pep in cheering our Rams to victory after victory. They had several pep rallies, color days, and spent many hours after school working hard preparing for the Homecoming dance “Dreams”. Karen Bendel. Below - seniors: Patty Craft - 5 years, Nadine Henderson - 5 years, Susie King - 3 years, and Ileene Wakefield - 4 years. 48 enthusiasm during athletic contests Varsity alternate cheerleader: Cindy Spangler. JV cheerleaders add zest to games JV Cheerleaders - Front: Tammy James. Center: Gina Peters, Sharon McKowan, Lori McAdams, Julie Wolf. Top: Gail Priest, Karol Ritenour. 50 Junior high squad has pep - even in rain Junior high cheerleaders - From top - left: Bonnie Bendel, Patti Ference, Kristie Merritt. Center: Kim Glusko, Joy Ritenour, Judy Snyder, Chris Hunt, Kelli Carney. Right: Tammie Hall, Nina Henderson, Donna Csehoski. 51 Girls' softball team shows more basic Softball team-front row: Amy McDonald, Anna Balencic, Donna Wynn. Mary Conrad, Shari Anderson. Sue Solich. Row two: Tammy Stiles, Tami Crusan, Carol Heming, Coach Pahach, Lynn Wingard. Dorothy Ritenour. Kim Cardarella. Row three: Sandy Henderson. Sherry Colson, Karla Boring, Coach Gahr, Sue Saxon, Sue Bartow. Pam Henderson. Laura Browning. Student teacher Pat Gahr and Coach Andrew Pahach A few experienced players returned for the second season of girls’ softball. The girls ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. With underclassmen steadily improving their skills, the Rams are looking forward to a bright future. LV Softball Scoreboard Cambria . Opponent ) Instown Tentral Cambria Westmont Johnstown Johnsto 10 21 17 „i—i a bria Vo-Tech Valley Valley Cambri; ,a 14 7 3 11 3 12 52 skill in second season of competition Anna Balencic Pitcher, outfield-2 years Donna Wynn Outfield-3 years Mary Conrad Shari Anderson Outfield-3 years Shortstop, outfield-3 years Lynn Wingard Pitcher, infield-3 years S3 Basketball seniors spark girls ’ The girls improved over last year’s record and have played with spirit. The basketball team finished their season with a record of 9 wins and 9 losses. The loss of two players in mid- season varied the game plan, but the Rams bounced back and achieved an even record. Coach James Van Kirk Varsity team - Front row:Sue Bartow. Sue Ziegenfus. Diana Yonker. Row two: Karen Klavuhn, Coach Van Kirk, Mary Conrad. Row three:Sheila St. Clair, Lynn Wingard, Wendy McClure. Kim Nelson. Below:The Rams show determination as they compete against Bishop Carroll. team to improved performance Wendy McClure - 3 years Lynn Wingard -3 years Managers: Eileen Clawson, Martha Jones, Cheryl Simpson, Jeanne McDowell, Roni Beeler Girls’ varsity and jv basketball Sheila St.Clair - 3 years Sue Ziegenfus - 1 year Diana Yonker - 2 years Kim Nelson - 3 years teams make season interesting for fans ptral CatnbriJf' | tcklick Valley ;; • rndale hop Carroll an Cambria ] mbria Heights n feA PValley Central Cambria Blacklick Valley tfndile X Penn Cambria 12 11 11 4 30 15 10 26 13 28 18 10 12 27 36 23 17 40 Junior Varsity Scoreboard Opponent Cambria Heights 23 Portage ■ 20 Forest Hill s Central Cambria V 56 Blacklick Valley 8 Ferndale | r A 23 Bishop Carroll 40 Penn Cambria 30 Cambria Heights ll Conemaugh Valley Portage Forest Hills Central Blacklick Va Ferndale Penn Cam Bishop Junior varsity plays with enthusiasm Junior varsity team - Front row: Marcia Jones, Karla Boring, Lisa Chesla, Karen Shannon, Wendy Beeler. Bow two: Teresa Heming, Sherry Colson, Tammy Stiles, Tracy Glusko, Heidi Thompson, Below: Coach Lynne Sepesy. The junior varsity team did not record an imposing list of victories, but statistics do not tell the entire story. The group of sophomore and junior girls played with enthusiasm and learned a great deal about the fundamentals of basketball which will be of benefit next year. 58 Junior high girls enjoy first competition Junior high team - Front row: Allison Parker, Tina Colson. Row two: Kristin Mitchell, Tami Boring, Miss Wesner, Diana, Wynn. Row three: Brenda Martin, Mr. Mikita, Bonnie Caldwell. Row four:Teresa Spangler, Jeannette Gehlmann, Lisa Simpson. 59 Varsity Rams take District VI title Varsity Players:Dave Lavely, Joe Flickinger, Paul Hall, Brian Novak, Ron Caldwell, Kurt Klavuhn, Tom Mc- Clure, Rich Dohoda, Denny Henderson, Glenn Fuller, Bill Shingler, Brent Pahach. Front: Coach Pahach. The Varsity Rams recorded the most outstanding season in the school’s history, maintaining a 22-game winning streak, capturing three league titles, and defeating a strong Bishop Carroll team to become the District VI, Class A champion. As the yearbook went to press, seniors Rich Dohoda and Brent Pahach were leading a strong group of juniors in the quest for a state title. Coaches Bryson and Pahach. 60 and enter interdistrict competition 61 Managers: Jeff Allen, Kelly Garland, and Mike McGeary. Tall and talented Rams balance offense and defense in victory string Varsity Scoreboard I V Opponent ’ 62 Fjjerndale 32 67 Conemaugh Valley 39 59 Forest Hills 50 46 � Penn Cambria 40 62 BisHop McCort 40 69 Blairsville 46 60 Ferndale 46 51 Saltsburg 52 JV has disappointing season Junior Varsity Team - Front row: Coach Bryson, Steve an Stutzman. Row two: Ron Caldwell, Glenn Fuller, Bill Balencic, Dave Lavely, Glenn Flickinger, Jeff Page, Bri- Shingler, David Simpson, Joe Flickinger, John Dali. Junior Varsity United Saltsburg Marion Cente Purchase'Line United Cambria nns Manors Braeklipif VaUey opfcfrcCori. LV 35 (Hills augh Val. ambria Blacklick Valleys Fej-ndale emaugh Valley Fonest Hills Penn Cambria Bishop McCort Blairsville Ferndale Saltsburg Ninth grade enjoys winning season Ninth Grade Team - Floor: Bill Conrad, Scott Mundorff. Greg Gamble. Standing: Rick Ludwig, Doug Garland, Seated: Jeff Short, Tim Howard, Coach Allen Abbott, Steve Howard, Rob Swatsworth. Eighth graders enjoy competition Eighth grade team - Front row: Chris Dragan, Mike Yaworski, George Cole, Cory Peters, Bryan Kolesar, Mike Kelly. Row two: Bob Ludwig, Dan Custer, Peter Gratosky, Arthur Gibson, Jim Nelson, Rob Whipkey. Working toward a successful season, the eighth grade team learns the fundamentals of the game. The coaches stress enthusiasm and a winning attitude. Ninth grade Coach Allen Abbott and Seventh and Eighth Grade Coach Bert Toy 66 Seventh grade team shows promise Seventh grade team - Front row: Jim Prisk. Brian Lichtenfels, David Hamilton. Row two: Jeff Sheriff. Todd Martin. Mike Hirsch, David Swatsworth, Rodney Ludwig. Row three: Jim Stiffler, Tony Hajjar, Randy Glessner, Chris Cardarella. Doug Long. The seventh grade team enjoyed their first competition this year with a new coach. Bert Toy. Shon Henderson, Scott Page, Dick Stuart and Don Gregory are statisticians who help make the junior high teams run smoothly. 67 Volleyball team - strengthened by As these volleyball pictures were taken, the teams were preparing for the beginning of their regular season of competition in the Central-Western Girls’ Volleyball League. With a nucleus of seven seniors, Coach Dale Wahl is expecting a successful year. The large number of underclassmen participating made the future years also appear bright. The teams begin their practice schedule in late January and warmed up with a scrimmage against Ligonier. They will average three games a week through March. Varsity Team - Front row: Nabeela Ghazi, Coach Wahl, Peggy Smith. Row two: Lynn Beal, Mary Conrad. Row three: Karen Klavuhn, Nadine Henderson, Sue Bartow. Top: Wendy McClure. Below - Managers ■ Front row: Kim Nelson. Diana Yonker, Row two: Kim Riddell, Polly Garland, Laura Browning. Row three: Tammie Hall, Nola Pecora. Below left: Coach Dave Wahl. seniors - prepares for competition Karen Klavuhn - 4 years Lynn Beal - 2 years Wendy McClure - 4 years Nadine Henderson - 2 years Nabeela Ghazi - 1 year 69 Sophomores and juniors make junior varsity look promising Junior Varsity Team - Front row: Amy McDonald, Bon- ese, Nina Henderson, Tammie Boring. Kristie Merritt, nie Bendel, Karol Ritenour, Paula Merritt, Stacie Made- How three: Carla Chesla, Lisa Simpson. Joy Ritenour, ley. Coach Wahl. Row two:Sherry Betton, Tracy Catan- Judy Snyder, Tina Colson. 71 Some sports are very un-organized Not all students are interested in team sports, but that doesn’t mean they just sit around. Everyone gets into some kind of action, perhaps with a Chinese yo yo or a computer game. Others enjoy snowball battles or a leisurely stroll in the hall. Organiza tions Marching band appears in festivals Marching Band - Front: Kerry Bryson, Debbie Baird. Row one: Mr. Gorirossi, Rodney Ludwig, Lisa Walls, Jill Langham, Tammy Boring, Dawn Filat, Billie Sue Clawson, Karen Brud-nak, Jeff Sheriff, Debbie Geary, Tammy Helsel. Row two: Cory Peters, Steve Howard, Amy Parsha, Janet Wakefield, Teresa Miller, Chris Powell, Darla Ulm, Janice Tantlinger, Dan Galbraith, Tracy Henderson, Paula Merritt, Matt Palko. Row three: Shari Ferris, Rick Ludwig, Polly Garland, Linda Martin, Susan Killen, Mark Matson, Bill Graver, Amy Luther, Carol Shearer, Lynn Beal, Lisa Lear. Lani Boring, Gayle Merritt. Row four: Brian Stutzman, Dave Simpson, Sue Palko, Thomasine Huey, Carol Brinker, Amy Hedges, Bonnie Caldwell, Arthur Gibson, Lisa Cooper, Donna Miller, Kathy Karageanes, Paula Petrucci, Pete Gratosky, Brian Csehoski, Scott Baird. Row five: Karen Short, Kevin Boring, Doug Csehoski, Rick Jasper, Jeff Zimmerman. Jeff Brinker, Randy Sowers, Ed Sutter, Jim McCreary, Phil Ferris, David Beatty, Dave Wynn. Russell Lear, Russell Bernabo, Lori Rolley. 74 Band Director Eugene Gorirossi Field Director Tammy Helsel and parades with exciting new look Band Officers - Kneeling: Vice - president Doug Csehoski. Sealed: President Phil Ferris, Assistant student director David Beatty. Standing: Secretary Paula Merritt, Treasurer Brian Stutz-man. Librarian Tammy Helsel, Student director Ed Sutter. Seniors - Sea ted: Carol Shearer. Linda Martin, Lynn Beal. Polly Garland. Standing: Phil Ferris, Jim McCreary, Ed Sutter, Randy Sowers, Russell Lear. Bob Graham. Honor Guard proudly leads band Honor Guard: Kerry Bryson, Darla Kisamore, Wendy Lynn, Sandy Crusan, Karen Rummell, Teresa Garland, Cathy Evans, Debbie Baird. 76 Majorettes sparkle in halftime shows Majorettes - Front ro� 7Lisa Murphy, Maria Gorirossi, Kelly Brett, Lorrie Horrell. Featured Twirler — Row two: Mary Conrad, Co - captain Pauls McCullough, Tracy Glusko. Shari Mary Conrad Anderson. Through the guidance of head majorette Shari Anderson, the majorette performances pleased the half time crowds show after show. With the help of sponsor Diane McMullen, the girls worked all summer and throughout the fall perfecting their routine for competition. Featured twirler Mary Conrad was a valuable asset to the squad, providing her unique talents and skill. Mary is a senior this year, and her ability will surely be missed. Seniors: Lisa Murphy - 1 year, Mary Conrad - 2 years, Captain Shari Anderson - 2 years. 77 Silk squad strives for precision Silk Squad - Kneeling: Kathi Smithley, Kelly Woodring, Val Sarver. Standing: Tracy Catanese, Lisa Marino, Susan Kay, Beth Altimus, Cathy Grenke. Right - Seniors: Kelly Woodring - 2 years, Co - Captain Val Sarver - 2 years, Captain Kathi Smithley - 3 years. The Silk Squad displayed skill and timing as they added a colorful attraction to the band. Captain Kathi Smithley and Co - Captain Val Sarver spent many long hours working and preparing routines used at football games and parades. Rifle team makes fine impression Rifle Team - Kneeling: Sue Marino, Leslie Cameron, Wendy Galbraith, Paula Hepner. Standing: Rhonda Bracken, Anna Balencic, Kim Nelson, Donna Wynn. Seniors: Kim Nelson - 3 years. Captain Sue Marino - 3 years, Donna Wynn - 2 years, Anna Balencic - 3 years. The Rifle Team, sporting new uniforms, added their own flare to the halftime shows and parades. Using the skill and experience of this year’s captain. Sue Marino, and co - captain, Paula Hepner, the squad developed their own unique routines. Pommettes look great in lively routines Pommettes - Kneeling:L sa Novak, Lisa Chesla, Lisa Baird, Senior Diana Yonker - Captain - 3 years, Christine Balencic, Mary Ann Hamill, Amy McDonald. Standing: Co - captain Kim Cardarella, Senior Bridget Lich-tenfels - 3 years, Senior Lori Harbison - 2 years, JoAnne Connell. No football season or marching band would be complete without a group of pom pom girls, and the LV Pommettes provide that extra spark for local fans. Mrs. Margaret King serves as advisor and helps the girls master their spirited routines. Young musicians enjoy junior high band Junior high band - Front row: Mr. Gorirossi. Karen Brudnak. Tammy Boring. Debbie McGinnis. Jill Langham, David Lentz. Rick Ludwig. Cory Peters, Matt Palko, Jeff Sheriff, Rodney Ludwig. Billie Sue Clawson. Debra Geary Row two: Lisa Lear. Scott Baird, Kelly Brett, Lorrie Horrell, Steve Howard, Amy Hedges, Lani Boring. Patti Ference, Amy Parsha, Shari Ferris. Lisa Walls, Kristie Merritt. Dawn Filat. Row three: Tammy Williams, Art Gibson. Alan Shearer, Brian Kolesar, David Simp- son, Paula Petrucci, Carol Brinker, Susan Palko, Gayle Merritt, Darla Ulm, Allison Parker, Teresa Miller, Christine Powell, Pam Bloom. Row four: Connie Heming, Mark Matson. Bonnie Caldwell, Lisa Cooper, Kim Glusko, Lori Rolley, Diann Wynn. Karen Short, Amy Luther, Susan Killen, Janice Tantlinger, Thomasine Huey. Row five: Scott Graham. Jim Suschak, Mike Suschak, Jeff Zimmerman. Dave Wynn, Rick Jasper, Kevin Boring, Dick Stuart, Will Klauss, Russell Bernabo, Peter Gratosky. Representatives: Scott Graham, Lorrie Horrell, Shari Ferris, Darla Ulm. Left - Band Aides: Alan Shearer, Scott Graham. 81 Senior High Chorus showcases Senior high chorus - Front row: Mr. Hall. Ted Luther. Mike Detwiler, Glenn Flickinger, Kelly Garland. Sharon McLaughlin, Rhondi Anderson. Paula Merritt, Cindy Spangler. Jana Pugh, Lisa Murphy, Paula Hepner, Darla Kisamore, Wendy Lynn. Row two: Mark Marsh, Stephanie Snyder, Jeff Scott, Diana Yonker, Kim Nelson, Shari Anderson, Sue Pahach. Sandy Henderson, Teresa Krause, Gina Peters, Tammy Helsel, Sheila Wisner. Karen Rummell. Row three: Roni Beeler, Martha Jones, Wendy Beeler, Tracy Catanese, Laura Browning. Carol Shearer, Tammy McGinnis, Bill Geary, Jeff Allen, Dan Miller, Kathi Smithley, Sue Marino. Row four: Cheryl Simpson, Carol King, Rhonda Bracken, Carla Chesla, Karen Bendel, Peggy Tantlinger. Lynn Beal, Mary Conrad, Peggy Smith. Jeanne McDowell, Tammy Stiles. Row five: Rich Dohoda, Ed Sutter, Dan Machak, Jeff Brinker. David Beatty, Jim Watson, Vaughn Tantlinger, Jonathan Jacobs, Bill Graver, Randy Sowers, Richard Troyan, Phil Ferris. Above - Accompanists: David Beatty, Dan Machak 82 Below - Officers: Secretary Sue Marino, Treasurer Lisa Murphy, President Darla Kisamore, Vice - president Bill Geary variety of talented singers Senior chorus members - Seated: Jonathan Jacobs. Sue Marino, Kathi Smithley, Ed Sutter, Darla Kisamore. Wendy Lynn, Stephanie Snyder, Bill Geary, Jim McCreery, Phil Ferris. Stand- ing: Rich Dohoda, Randy Sowers. Teresa Krause, Mary Conrad. Diana Yonker, Peggy Smith, Lynn Beal, Lisa Murphy, Carol Shearer. Shari Anderson, Kim Nelson. Junior High Chorus sings out Junior High Chorus - Front row: Mr. Hall, Jill Langham, Me-lony Condron, Debra Geary. Paulette Walker, Gena Marsh. Nancy Crawford, Mike Kelly, Glenn McMaster, David Betz, Michael Hirsch, Jim Prisk. Tyler Stiffey, Mike Shomo, Charles James, Mike Cummings, John Beard, Doug Yonker. Row two: Karen Brudnak, Kim Eckenroad, Brenda Helzel, April All-shouse, Debbie Baird, Daniele Crusan, Amy Parsha. Patti Fer-ence, Lisa Walls. Chris Hunt, Kristie Merritt. Donna Csehoski, Bonnie Bendel, Shari Ferris. Viola Galbraith. Kristine Kinnel, Lori Bobko. Dawn Filat Row three: Billie Sue Clawson, Sue Palko, Barbara Rolley, Kelly Knee, Sonia Hollen, Kerry Bry- son, Lisa Simpson. Judy Snyder, Janice Tantlinger. Amy Luther, Kristen Layton, Darla Ulm, Allison Parker, Christine Powell, Amy Hedges, Lori Arford, Tracy Lych, Kelli Carney. Row four: Tina Colson. Kelly Merritt, Lisa Marino, Greg Gamble, Brian Garland, Kevin McLaughlin, Jim Stiffler, Arthur Gibson, Bob Ludwig, Alan Shearer. David Simpson, Chris Dragan, Harold Luther, Mark Matson, John Suschak, Melissa Williams. Row five: Jeff Zimmerman. Rob Whipkey, Bonnie Caldwell, Nola Pecora, Mike Caldwell. Wayne Gehring. Jim Nelson. Bill Rummell. Russell Bernabo, Bill Conrad. Tim Howard, Lisa Cooper. Kim Glusko. 84 Right: Accompanist Mike Caldwell Choral groups provide entertainment Girls' Glee Club - Front row: Mr. Hall, Carol Shearer, Sharon Wendy Lynn. Row two: Jeanne McDowell, Tammy Stiles, McLaughlin. Cindy Spangler, Lisa Murphy, Darla Kisamore, Cheryl Simpson, Peggy Tantlinger, Roni Beeler, Martha Jones. 85 Student Council active in school life Student Council - Front row: Mr. Dohoda, Brian Kolesar, Patty Craft. Karen Brudnak, Billie Sue Claswon. Kristin Mitchell, Alane McDonald. Row two: Lisa Berezansky, Wendy Galbraith, Mary Ann Hamill, Kathy Karageanes, Susan Kay, Amy Mc- Officers: President Nadine Henderson. Treasurer Tom Pickup, Secretary Amy McDonald, Vice-president Susie King. Donald. Kelli Carney. Row three: Susie King. Nadine Henderson. Stephanie Snyder, Curt Luther. Tom Pickup. Diann Wynn, Kim Ritenour. Row four:Rich Dohoda. Ron Caldwell, Jim Craft, Wendy McClure. Paula McCullough, Tim Howard, Sue Bartow. In addition to serving as liason between the student body and the faculty and administration, members of the student council sponsor a variety of activities including the Christmas dance, dress-up week, and the student book store. 86 Discussion groups improve comm unica tion Parents of students are invited to regularly scheduled Coffee Klatches, where they meet informally with staff members. The Student Advisory Committee meets monthly with Principal Pickup and Assistant Principal Per-ian. These meetings are designed to maintain active lines of communication between the staff and the student body. Both student representatives and administrators are able to freely discuss common concerns, and the results are often a closer relationship between faculty and students. Student Advisory Committee - Front row: Bob Ludwig, Tim Howard. Joe Flick-inger. Row two: Wendy Lynn, Nadine Henderson, Alane McDonald, Amy McDonald. Row three: Assistant Principal Carl Perian, Principal Fred Pickup, Ed Sutter. Below: Student Forum Representatives Tom McClure and Wendy Lynn. 87 AFS Committees enjoy active year AFS Committee - Front row: Kathy Karageanes, Wendy Beeler, Doreen Wedge, Janet Wakefield, Starlett Lorditch, Lisa Murphy, Darla Kisamore, Wendy Lynn, Gina Gamble. Row two: Mrs. Schaller, Patty Crooks, Tracy Catanese, Laura Browning. Pam Henderson, Nabeela Ghazi, Janet Palmer, Nadine Henderson. Sue Robertson. Row three: Jim Adams, Ileene Wakefield, Polly Garland, Carol Shearer, Lynn Wingard, Stephanie Snyder, Kim Nelson, Susan Kay, Tammy Stiles. Row four: Wendy McClure, Mark Marsh, Mike Detwiler. Val Sarver, Kim Riddell. Sue Marino, Kathi Smithley, Mary Conrad. Row five: John Dali, JoAnne Connell, Carol King, Paula McCullough, Carla Chesla, Rhonda Bracken, Dan Miller, Jeff Allen, Frank Ecken-road. Row six: Kurt Klavuhn, Michael Coombes, Bob Graham. Ed Sutter, David Beatty, Vaughn Tantlinger, Jonathan Jacobs, Susie King. Karen Klavuhn. Lori Harbison Below - Officers: President Carol Shearer, Secretary Val Sarver, Vice - president Stephanie Snyder, Mrs. Schaller, Treasurer Kathi Smithley. The Laurel Valley AFS chapter had a very busy year, for this was the first time in our school’s history that the group sponsored three visiting AFS students. Nabeela Ghazi from Wadi Seer, Jordan, was hosted by the Earl McClure family of Bolivar. Junior Tom and senior Wendy were Nabeela’s brother and sister during her stay in the area. Michael Coombes from Perth, Australia, resided with the Sam Wedge family in West Farifield. His host sister was senior Doreen. John Henry Dali of Oslo, Norway, became a member of the Donald Wyman family of R. D. 1, Bolivar. His American brother was junior Scott. The chapter held its annual AFS weekend in April, entertaining a number of AFS students and Americans abroad returnees from area high schools. The highlight of the weekend was a combination international dinner, talent show and dance. In February a joint square dance with the Ligon-ier chapter was held to raise money for the two groups. A sub sale, along with an orange and grapefruit sale, was held during the year to raise funds for the AFS students’ Washington trip and the short term exchange. 88 hosting three foreign students. Brenda Helzel, Christine Powell Row four: Russell Bernabo Bonnie Caldwell, Nola Pecora, Phyllis Blake, Lisa Marino, Col len Crooks. Below - Junior high officers: President Donna Cse hoski. Treasurer Kelly Brett. Secretary Lisa Marino, Vice president Patti Ference, Mrs. Stiles. Junior High AF'S - Front row; Patti Ference, Lisa Berezansky, Lani Boring, Lisa Walls, Lori Bobko. Mrs. Stiles. Row two: Bill Rummell, Darla Ulm, Lisa Simpson, Lorrie Horrell, Kelly Brett, Donna Csehoski, Kristie Merritt. Row three: Mike Caldwell, Susan Killen, Shawn Stufft, Janice Tantlinger, Susan Dillon, l V:Nabeela Ghazi of Jordan. Tom and Wendy McClure, John Henry Dali of Norway, Michael Coombes of Australia. 89 Literary and business staffs combine LAUREL Literary Staff - Seated: Kim Nelson, Kim Riddell, Susie King. Karen Klavuhn, Nadine Henderson, Polly Garland. Standing: Becky Miller. Val Sarver. Diana Yonker, Lisa Mur- phy, Karen Morris, Wendy Lynn, Stephanie Snyder, Don Gregory. Advisor Mrs. Peters with staff member Sue Robertson The LAUREL literary staff is responsible for designing the yearbook, drawing layouts, writing copy and taking some of the pictures. The staff worked many long hours to meet what sometimes seemed like a never - ending series of deadlines. Co - Editors: Kim Riddell and Wendy Lynn Aj- efforts to produce 1980 Laurel Laurel Business Staff - Seated: Linda Martin, Patty Craft, Kelly Woodring, Kathi Smithley, Lynn Wingard, Jim Adams. Standing: Mr. Wahl. Eileen Clawson, Sue Staff members not only host a pizza party for the homeroom with the highest sales, but also enjoy helping to eat the treat. Marino, Lisa Condron, Teresa Krause, Karen James, Carole Berkey. Members of the business staff of the Laurel gain valuable financial experience while they help to produce the school yearbook. Under the supervision of Advisor Dale Wahl, Auditor Patty Craft, and Business Managers Sue Marino and Lisa Condron, they assume varied responsibilities. They handle advertising sales and billing, manage the magazine sales campaign, sell the books themselves, and do all layouts for the advertising section. 91 Laurel Leaf Staff reports school news Laurel Leaf Staff - Seated:Sharor Oswalt. Sandy Garland, Lin- genfus, Wendy McClure. Lynn Beal, Polly Garland. Anna Ba-da Nestor, Starlett Lorditch. Standing: Sheila St. Clair. Sue Zie- lencic, Miss Lawlor. Through the week the Laurel Leaf staff busily gathers information for the publication. The weekly bulletin usually contains sports news and a challenging puzzle. Students eagerly await the distribution of the papers on Friday. Ram Page offers writing experience Ram Page Staff - Front row: David Beatty, JoAnne Connell, Brian Ardrey, John Stewart, Kim Riddell. Row two:Karen Ben-del, Kim Nelson, Karen Klavuhn, Susie King, Nadine Hender- son, Karen Morris, Stephanie Snyder. Row three: Carol King. Sue Bartow, Jeff Allen. Ron Sarver, Chris Lenhart, Dan Miller, Curt Luther, Mrs. Lila Peters. Mrs. Peters' journalism class gains practical newspaper experience through the Ram Page which appears monthly in The Ligonier Echo during the school year. 93 FBLA stresses service and leadership R FBLA - Front row: Karen James. Beth Fletcher. Janna Pugh. Carole Berkey, Starlett Lorditch, Karol Ritenour, Wendy Lynn. Gina Gamble. Row two: Mr. Wahl. Lisa Condron, Sue Robertson. Nadine Henderson. Sandy Garland. Sharon Oswalt, Paula Merritt. Linda Martin, Kelly Woodring, Patty Craft. Row three: Mrs. Stickle. Miss Lawlor, Tammy McGinnis. Teresa Krause. Lynn Wingard, Polly Garland, Kathi Smithley, Sue Marino. Ei- Offleers: President Linda Martin. Treasurer Kelly Woodring, Vice-president Lynn Wingard, Secretary Sue Bartow. Sponsors: Dale Wahl. Miss Patricia Lawlor, Mrs. Pamela Stickle. leen Clawson, Doreen Wedge. Debbie Shetler. Row four: Russell Lear. Maria Gorirossi. Sherry Betton, Cathy Grenke, Sandy Crusan. Beth Altimus, Karen Rummell, Sheila Wisner, Donna Wynn. Lori Gates. Row five: Jim Adams, Sheila St. Clair, Sue Bartow. Wendy McClure, Sue Ziegenfus, Jeanne McDowell, Cathy Stiles. Peggy Tantlinger, Martha Jones, Wendy Galbraith. The Future Business Leaders of America is an active organization of business students which stresses community service and leadership training of its members. Each spring, members enter regional competition in business skill subjects. 94 NHS recognizes outstanding students National Honor Society - Front row: David Beatty, Karen Klavuhn, Patty Dohoda. Row two: Carol King, Rich Dohoda, Susie King, Kurt Klavuhn. Officers: Treasurer Rich Dohoda, President Susie King, Secretary Karen Klavuhn, Sponsor Mrs. King. The National Honor Society is made up of Laurel Valley’s most outstanding students. High grade point averages are necessary for membership, but the faculty committee making the selections must also carefully consider the qualities of character, leadership, and service. New members are inducted each spring in a candlelight service. 95 Varsity Club works to buy jackets Girls' Varsity Club - Front row:Miss Sepesy, Sue Saxton. Heidi Thompson, Sue Zicgenfus. Pam Henderson. Amy McDonald. Wendy Beeler, Mrs. King. Row two:Teresa Heming, Karla Bor-ing, Lynn Wingard. Kim Cardarella, Diana Yonker, Mary Ann Hamill. Row three: Sheila St. Clair. Kim Nelson, Karen Shan- Front Row: Miss Sepesy, Mrs. King. Row two: Treasurer Sheila St. Clair, Vice - president Karla Boring. President Mary Conrad. The Girls’ Varsity Club promotes athletic programs for senior high girls. Members participate in basketball, volleyball, or softball. non, Shari Anderson, Marcia Jones. Sherry Colson, Sue Bartow. Row four: Tammy Stiles. Wendy McClure, Karen Klavuhn, Carla Chesla, Lynn Beal, Mary Conrad. Peggy Smith. Eileen Clawson. % Skilled athletes make Varsity Club Varsity Club - Front row: Paul Hall, John Stewart, Jeff Allen, Jeff Scott, Doug Csehoski, Curt Luther. Tom Pickup. Dean West. Row two: Mr. Page. Bill Geary, Don Gregory. Chris Peters. Russ Ray. Brian Foltz. Mike Lych, Dave Lynn. Gene Bea-lonis, Richard Troyan. Row three: Mr. Hiner, Larry Henderson. Chris Lenhart, Glenn Fuller, Jim Watson, David Beatty, Alan Officers: Mr. Hiner, Mr. Page. Vice - president Bill Geary. Secretary Paul Altimus, Treasurer Gene Bcalonis. President Rich Dohoda. Hamill. Scott Page. Dave Foster. Row four: John Dali, Brent Pahach. Pat Solich. Denny Henderson. Dan Machak. Paul Altimus. Joel Cardarella, Bob Mabon. Row five: Denny Perry. Ron Sarver. Tom McClure, Rich Dohoda. Dan Waters, Kurt Kla-vuhn. Bill Ritenour. Ron Caldwell. Varsity club members excel in earning letters in sports and money for worthy projects. Money raised by selling subs and candy goes toward the cost of varsity jackets. Many Ram fans also purchased comfortable seat cushions which were also sold as a club project. 97 Quiz Team defeated in second round Coached by Mrs. Nancy Schaller, the Scholastic Quiz Team defeated Johnstown Vo-Tech by the score of 230-150 in first round competition. However, they lost a 165-110 contest to Windber in the second round. For their victory, the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown will award a six-hundred dollar scholarship to a qualified senior who wishes to attend the university. Team Captain Jonathan Jacobs Quiz Team: David Beatty, Susie King, Jonathan Jacobs, Richard Dohoda. Below: Alternates Mike Caldwell. Patty Dohoda, Phil Ferris, Wendy Beeler. Forensics Team excels in competition Forensics Squad - Front row: Karol Ritenour, Sharon McLaughlin, Paula Merritt, Cindy Spangler, Lisa Murphy, Kristie Merritt, Mrs. Stiles. Row two: Lisa Simpson, Lorrie Horrell, Geraldine Parsha, Colleen Crooks. Tracy Catanese, Laura Browning. Row three: Russ Bernabo, Kim Nelson, Diana Yonker, Ileene Wakefield, Tammy Stiles, Wendy Beeler, Gina Peters. Row four: JoAnne Connell, Cheryl Simpson, Peggy Tantlinger, Stephanie Snyder. Kim Riddell, Val Sarver. Sue Robertson. Row five: Dan Machak, Carol King, Paula McCullough, Karen Bendel, Cathy Evans. Roni Beeler. Officers: Captain Stephanie Snyder, Co-captain Paula Merritt, Secretary Lisa Murphy, Mrs. Stiles. Prose, poetry, drama, and extemporaneous are prominent words in the vocabulary of our Forensics Club members. The group competes in these areas at many meets and usually brings home its share of awards. 99 Football Club examines plays on film Football Club - Front row; Jeff Page, George Hall, Rich Dipofi, Gene Bealonis, Rich Troyan, Dave Lynn, Morris Ludwig, Mike Potts. Row two: Joe Flickinger, Glenn Flickinger, Curt Luther, Jeff Scott, Jeff Allen, John Stewart, Brent Pahach, Paul Hall, Mr. Page. Row three: Brian Foltz, Mike Lych, Dave Simpson, Dave Foster, Scott Page, Gene Coy, Alan Hamill. Denny Perry, Ernie Ritenour. Row four: Kelly Garland, Bill Shingler. Jim Watson, Denny Henderson, Larry Henderson, Chris Lenhart, Bill Geary. Russ Ray. Tom McClure. Row five: Joel Cardarella. Paul Altimus, Pat Solich. Glenn Fuller, Ron Caldwell. Ron Sarver, Bill Ritenour, Dan Waters, Rich Dohoda. When members of the Football Club go to the movies, they are more likely to be biting their fingernails than eating popcorn. The game films they watch are helpful to both players and coaches, but they also have a way of making player errors all too visible. 100 Magazine sales aid yearbook production Homeroom Representatives - Front row: Curt Luther, ton, Rhonda Bracken, Maria Gorirossi, Lorrie Horrell, Paula Merritt, Renee Balencic , Becky Miller, Kim Nel- Wendy Galbraith, Wendy McClure, Janet Wakefield, son, Stephanie Snyder. Row two: Susan Kay, Sue Sax- Mary Ann Bealonis, Brenda Martin. Representatives - Front row: Kristin Mitchell, Christine Powell, Lisa Marino. Row two: Paulette Walker, Amy Hedges, Alane McDonald, Janice Tatlinger. Melony Condron was high salesman and Daniele Crusan was second high in the magazine sales campaign held each year to aid in the production of the yearbook. The junior high students saw a Hollywood film as a reward for reaching their goal. 101 Leaders clubs spread the word that Senior High leaders Club - Front row: Cathy Evans, Mary Henderson, Karen Rummell, Starlett Lorditch. How two: Mrs. Berenbrok, Patty Yeager, Kim Burkett, Leslie Cameron. Row three: Nadene Smith, Donna Wynn, Pam Lorditch. Row four: Linda Nestor, Heidi Thompson, Sheila Wisner, Lori McAdams, Donna Mack. Felicia Rego. 102 Officers: Vice - president Nadene Smith, Treasurer Felicia Rego. Secretary Leslie Cameron. Mrs. Berenbrok, President Donna Wynn. it’s fun to be physically fit Junior High Lenders Club - Front row; Paulette Walker, Nancy Lazarowicz, Melony Condron, Tracy Colson, Barbara La-zarowicz, Denise Taylor. Row two: Debbie McGinnis, Mrs. Ber- Officers: President Paulette Walker, Vice - president Melony Condron, Mrs. Berenbrok, Secretary - treasurer Allison Parker. enbrok, Darla Ulm, Tracy Elkin. Kim Eckenroad, Allison Parker, Christine Powell. The members of the Leaders Clubs are true leaders in the drive for physical fitness. They raise funds to provide awards for those who do well on fitness tests and also take an active interest in fitness activities themselves. Sponsor Mrs. Joan Berenbrok encourages and advises the group. 103 Library aides lend a helping hand Library Aides - Front row: Mrs. Schaller, Traci Miller. Norman Miller. Scott Marino. Bnnton McGarvey. Rodney Ludwig. Theresa Baird. Row two: Bonnie Caldwell. Karol Ritenour, Tracy Glusko. Kelli Carney, Tracy Catanese. Janice Tantlinger. Debbie Baird, Lori Arford. Row three: Dan Miller. Wendy Beeler, Susan Kay. Kathi Smithley, Diann Wynn, Susan Dillon. Kerry Bryson. Patty Craft. Terri Miller. Row four: Dan Machak. Randy Sowers, David Beatty, Jonathan Jacobs. Mike Caldwell. Vaughn Tantlinger. Frank Eckenroad. Scott Graham. Below -Senior A ides: Randy Sowers. Patty Craft. Kathi Smithley. Jonathan Jacobs. Library aides volunteer study hall time to the task and with experience become quite knowledgeable about books and other available materials. They are always willing to help students needing assistance. 104 Students discover world of books Library Club - Front row: Mrs. Schaller. Amy Luther. Janice Tantlinger, Traci Miller. Brinton McGarvey, Susan Hamm. Amy Mayer. Sherry Marsh. Valli Marsh. Stacie Lichtenfels. Row two: Roberta Hughes. Roxanne Penrose. Kendra Kerr. Mike Lear, Norman Miller. Scott Marino. Gail Priest, Angie Crusan. Tracy Catanese. Row three: Lisa Fox. Vaughn Tatlinger, Clint Deemcr, Mark Marsh. Pat Mack. Annette McDonald. Paula Pe-trucci, Susan Dillon. Virginia Hughes. Janet Wakefield. Row four: Jim Adams. Bonnie Caldwell. Susan Kay. Kathy Kara-geanes. Wendy Beeler. Lynn Beal. Mary Conrad. Peggy Smith. Frank Eckenroad. Chuck Craig. Paul Henderson. Gary Stiles. Officers - Front row: Secretary Wendy Beeler. Mrs. Schaller. President Tracy Catanese. Row two: Treasurer Lynn Beal. Vice - president Susan Kay. - Members of the Library Club learn to find their way through the maze of books and other materials and also spend some enjoyable club periods watching films. Juniors make debut in ” Junior Play Cast - Front row: Cheryl Simpson, Paula Spangler. Row two: Mrs. Roddy, Dan Miller, Scott Wy-Merritt, Rhondi Anderson, Tammy Helsel, Cindy man, Carol King, Rhonda Bracken, Dan Machak. 106 The Junior Class presented a three - act comedy, “Brother Goose.” Under the supervision of director Mrs. Vanessa Roddy and with help from student director Sharon McLaughlin, the play was performed before a large and appreciative audience of parents and students. New Drama Club proves popular Speech and Drama Club - Front row: Alane McDonald. Debra Geary. Tracy Colson. Melony Condron. Row two: Mrs. Roddy, Tammy Boring. Billie Sue Clawson, Paulette Walker. Tracy Elkin. Dianne Crooks. Row three: Karen Brudnak. Gayle Mer- Offleers - Floor: Secretary Dawn Filat Bleachers: President Karen Brudnak. Treasurer Jill Langham, Vice - president Amy Hedges. Mrs. Vanessa Roddy. ritt. Dawn Filat, Jill Langham. Beth Arford, Kim Eckenroad. Row four: Amy Hedges, Diane Wynn, Kim Ritenour, Tracy Swank, Allison Parker, Kelly Knee. The new Speech and Drama Club, organized by Mrs. Roddy, gives junior high girls a chance to act out short plays and skits and to deliver speeches. The members find the experience very beneficial. 7 07 Students pursue scientific interests Science Research Club - Front row: Sharon McLaughlin, Paula McCullough. Tracy Calanese, Susie King, Greg Glessner, Mike Detwiler. Row two: Frank Eckenroad, Terri Miller, Carol King, Ileene Wakefield, Kim Nelson, Karen Bendel. Row three:David Beatty. Val Sarver, Lynn Beal, Peggy Smith, Jim Adams, Kim Riddell, Stephanie Snyder, Mr. Glenn. Under the supervision of Mr. Glenn, the Science Research Club looks into many interesting fields. This year the club’s interests included photo developing and pollution control in the local area. The students studied methods of environmental control used by area companies and attempted to measure their effectiveness. Officers - Seated: President Susie King, Treasurer Val Sarver, Mr. Glenn. Standing: Vice - president David Beatty, Secretary Kim Riddell. Shotgunners Club really aims high Shotgunners Club - Kneeling: Roger Boring, Jim McCreery. Sen ted: Dave Patterson, Steve Slick, Phil Ferris. Dave Foster. Jonathan Jacobs, Jim Hall, Mr. Headrick. Standing: Barry Custer, Randy Homing, Jerry Shanner, Harold Heming, Nathan Bob Mabon, president of the Shotgunners Club, hopes to perfect his marksmanship and bring home more game each autumn. Foust. Mr. Bendel Below - Officers: Mr. Bendel. Vice - president Dave Patterson. Secretary Steve Slick, Treasurer Nate Foust, Mr. Headrick. The Shotgunners Club may not have a Daniel Boone or a Davy Crockett, but many of the members are quite adept with a shotgun. The boys hold an annual turkey shoot to find the best — or luckiest — marksman in the school. To prepare for this event, they sharpen their eagle eye and hunt for that bull's eye. 709 All Sports Club encourages athletics All Sports Club - Front row: Mr. Sekela, Vince Crusan, Scott Mundorff, Shon Henderson, Mike Kelly. Chuck James. James Callis, Mr. King. Row two: Mike Suschak. Randy Glessner, Ernie Henderson. Chris Dragan, Corey Riddell, Todd Bucklen, Donald Ludwig, Shawn Stufft, Jeff Short. Row thrce:Grcg Shin-gler, Greg Gamble. Alan Moon. Rob Swatsworth, Matt Parker, Brian Garland. Jim Suschak, Dan Custer. Curt King. Row four: Rob Whipkey, Matt McGeary, Tom Tarter. Jay Merritt. Wayne Gehnng, Bill Conrad, Tim Howard, Dick Stuart, Keith Hall. Below - Officers - Sitting: Mr. Sekela. Secretary Scott Mundorff. Vice - president Bill Conrad. Standing: Mr. King. President Tim Howard, Treasurer Dick Stuart. What club holds shoe shines and arm wrestling and foul shooting competitions? It’s the All - Sports Club, an organization designed to encourage an interest in all sports among junior high boys. no Ski Club not pleased by mild winter ) Ski Club - Front row: Mrs. Schwartzel, Nina Henderson, Lorrie Horrell, Kelly Brett, Chris Hunt, Laura Browning, Mike Lear. Row two: Kelli Carney, Rhondi Anderson, Tammy Helsel, Jeanette Gehlmann, Leslie Cameron, Pam Henderson, Amy McDonald. Roh' three:Gina Peters, Darla Lentz, Sandy Henderson, Rhonda Bracken, Sherry Betton, Curt Luther, Shari Anderson. Row four: Bridget Lichtenfels, Matt Parker, Brenda Martin, Diana Yonker, Mary Conrad, Lynn Wingard, Stephanie Snyder. Row five: John Dali, Brent Layton, Michael Coombes, Jim Adams. Below: Treasurer Shari Anderson, Miss Sepesy. Mrs. Schwartzel, Secretary Rhonda Bracken. President Brent Lay-ton. The Ski Club always attracts many sports enthusiasts. This year members sold LV pins to help meet the rising cost of skiing. Many area residents enjoyed the mild winter and lack of snow, but the skiers did not. They waited, mostly in vain, for a heavy snowfall. By the middle of January, they had made only one trip to Hidden Valley. 111 Young bowmen right on target Archery Club - Front row: Mr. Glenn, Dave Wynn, Rick Ludwig, Richard Hood, Herb Coy, Dave Lentz, John Beard, Mike Hirsch, Rodney Ludwig, Doug Yonker. Row There may not be a Robin Hood in the Archery Club, and equipment has changed greatly since the days of the crossbow. Nevertheless, the members are learning a lot about this ancient sport. two: Mr. Bendel, Kevin Boring, Pete Gratosky, Doug Long, Chris Snyder, Charles Palmer, Jim Brown, Mike Wynn, Brian Kolesar, Dave McGinnis. Officers - Floor: President Rick Ludwig. Seated: Mr. Bendel, Vice - president Jim Brown, Treasurer Mike Wynn, Mr. Glenn. Standing: Secretary Dave Wynn. 112 Students investigate health careers Health Careers Club - Front row: Mrs. Kuhar, Cathy Garland, Lori Marsh, Teresa Lorditch, Dawn Filat. Billie Sue Clawson, Laura Heming, Rich McGinnis, Natalie Hudson. Row two: Lu Ann Zufall, Danielle Crusan, Beth Heming, Gayle Merritt, Bar-bar Lynch, Jane Murphy, Annette McDonald. Kathy Lawrence, Pam Brown, Susan Hamm, Teresa Baird. Row fAree.-Tina Col- son, Anita Devlin, Paula Petrucci, Susan Dillon, Carol Brinker, Susan Palko, Kerry Bryson, Cathy Barnhart, Amy Hedges, Lisa Berezansky, Lani Boring. Row four: Scott Graham, Mike Caldwell, Thomasine Huey, Pam Lorditch, Cheryl Simpson, Felicia Rego, Cathy Evans, Roni Beeler, Diann Wynn, Kim Ritenour, Lisa Cooper. Officers:Treasurer Scott Graham, Mrs. Kuhar, President Diann Wynn, Vice - president Kim Ritenour, Secretary Danielle Crusan. The Health Careers Club, sponsored by school nurse Mrs. Oscie Kuhar, attracts students from all grade levels. To gain a better understanding of job opportunities in the medical field, members visit hospitals and nursing homes. This year they also sponsored a CPR course for interested students and members of the community. 113 FHA strives to serve community FHA - Front row: Mrs. Spory, Pam Brown, Teresa Baird, Debbie McGinnis. Lori Marsh, Gena Marsh. Lori Bobko. Row two: Sherry Betton, Lynn Dennison, Mary Crawford, Beth Heming, Jane Murphy, Ruth Galbraith, Susan Killen, Tracy Lych, Dan-iele Crusan. Row three: Kathi Smithley, Bridget Lichtenfels, Debbie Shetler, Doreen Wedge, Darla Lentz, Jana Pugh, Barb Officers - Front row: Vice - president Doreen Wedge, Mrs. Spory, Secretary Sue Marino. Row two: Treasurer Darla Lentz, President Kathi Smithley. Lynch, Rita Rector. Row four: Sonia Hollen, Polly Garland, Tammy Helsel. Rhondi Anderson, Lisa Berezanski. Lani Boring, Darla Ulm, Johanna Aschom. Row five: Maria Heming, Lori Gates, Sharon McKowan, Tammy McGinnis, Sandy Henderson, Lisa Marino. Lisa Cooper, Sue Marino. The FHA is primarily a service organization. To raise funds for their projects, the girls sold candles and held a dance. Each year the local chapter is represented at the state FHA convention. 114 Art Club offers members time to create Art Club - Seated: Lisa Murphy, Lynn Wingard, Nadene Smith, Darla Kisamore. Standing: Mrs. Bauman, Russell Lear, Charles Craig. Officers: President Russell Lear, Mrs. Bauman, Secretary Nadene Smith. Where are the talented young artists of tomorrow? Alive and well in Mrs. Bauman’s Art Club, spending the club periods working on their individual projects. Their displays of creativity are often a treat to behold. 115 Players “pawn” off their talents Chess Club - Front row: Cory Peters, Jim Yeager, Mark Jeff Dailey, Dave Betz. Row three: Mike Caldwell, Jona- Miller, Steve Howard, Mike Detwiler. Row two: David than Jacobs, Bill Rummell, Will Klauss, Art Gibson, Ted Simpson, Michael Yaworski, Ed Craft, Michael Ritenour, Luther, Dan Galbraith, Mr. Cameron. Always on the move, many of Laurel Valley’s avid game fans have “checked” out the new Chess Club. Led by Mr. Cameron, the members hold tournaments and by year’s end will sort out the pawns from the king. 116 Girls test their speed in track club Track and Field Club - Front row: Mrs. Schaller. Renee Balen-cic. Shan Ferris, Valii Marsh, Stacie Lichtenfels, Janis Stutz-man, Sherry Marsh. Alane McDonald. Debbie Geary. Row two: Tracy Lych, April Allshouse, Laurie Simpson, Amy Parsha, Patti Ference, Stacie Madelcy, Dawn Filat, Gena Marsh. Row three: Judy Snyder, Janice Tantlinger. Kristen Layton. Teresa Miller. Susan Killen, Amy Luther. Teresa Spangler, Tammie Boring. Row four: Bonnie Caldwell, Lori Rolley, Kelly Knee. Barbara Rolley. Kelly Merritt. Kim Glusko. Mary Bealonis, Lisa Novak, Joy Ritenour. Below - Officers:Secretary Renee Balen-cic, Mrs. Schaller, Treasurer Kim Glusko, President Bonnie Caldwell, Vice - president Mary Bealonis. The Track and Field Club is made up of junior high girls who have a strong interest in staying active and physically fit. Laurel Valley does not have a track team, so this group offers the girls an opportunity to test their speed in some of the track events. Since 1980 is an Olympic year, interest has been higher than ever. 117 Basketball Clubs promote teamwork Senior High Basketball Club - Front row: Mr. Pahach, Mike McGeary. Jeff Page, Dave Lavely, Steve Balencic. Brian Stutzman. Row two: Jeff Allen, Joe Flickinger. Glenn Flick-inger, Kelly Garland, David Simpson. Row three: John Dali, Bill Shingler, Glenn Fuller, Brian Novak, Paul Hall. Brent Pahach. Row four: Denny Henderson. Tom McClure, Rich Dohoda, Kurt Klavuhn, Bill Ritenour, Ron Caldwell. Coach Pahach sponsors the club. Officers are Presidents Brent Pahach and Rich Dohoda. Junior High Basketball Club - Front row: Mr. Bryson, Michael Hirsch, Mike Yaworski, Dave Hamilton, David Swatsworth, Todd Martin, Rodney Ludwig. Doug Yonker, Brian Lichtenfels. Row two:George Cole, Steve Howard, Rick Ludwig, Scott Mun-dorff, Vince Crusan, Shon Henderson, Mike Kelly, Corey Peters. Row three: Pete Gratosky, Brian Garland, Dan Custer, Art Gib- son, Chris Dragan, Bobby Ludwig, Jeff Short, Tony Hajjar. Row four: Randy Glessner. Rob Whipkey, Doug Garland, Wayne Gehring, Bill Conrad. Tim Howard, Jim Nelson, Greg Gamble, Rob Swatsworth. Officers are President Tim Howard, Secretary Rob Swatsworth, Treasurer Bill Conrad. 118 Underclassmen training and practical work experience Students who attend the Vo-Tech school and those in the Occupational Education program receive technical training and practical experience which prepares them for work immediately after graduation. Students work inside and outside the school in such fields as cosmetology, graphic arts, electronics, masonry, carpentry, and auto mechanics. Local companies offer work experience. 121 Eleventh grade students find Jeff Allen Beth Altimus Rhondi Anderson Brian Ardrey Sam Astolos Susan Bartow David Beatty Roni Beeler Karen Bendel Tim Betts Jenny Black Karla Boring Rhonda Bracken Jeff Brinker Kim Burkett Ron Caldwell Leslie Cameron Kim Cardarella Carla Chesla Lisa Chesla JoAnne Connell Perry Crawford Sandy Crusan Doug Csehoski 122 many challenges in junior year Stewart DeWitt Cathy Evans Brian Foltz Dave Foster Glenn Fuller Kelly Garland Laura Garland Tammy Gehlmann Paul Hall Alan Hamill Tammy Helsel Bruce Helzel Denny Henderson Larry Henderson Pam Henderson Paul Henderson Paula Hepner Martha Jones Carol King Kurt Klavuhn Dave Lavely Mike Lear Chris Lenhart Brian Loughran 123 Juniors sell refreshments, produce Mark Madeley Tom McClure Paula McCullough Pat McDermott Jeanne McDowell Mike McGeary Sharon McLaughlin Paula Merritt Dan Miller Brian Novak Felicia Rego Bill Ritenour Karen Rummell Ron Sarver Sue Saxton Jeff Scott Bill Shingler Eileen Shomo 124 Curtis Luther Mike Lych Dave Lynn Dan Machak Donna Mack Pat Mack play and sometimes put on a bonnet Rick Shomo Ed Short Cheryl Simpson Craig Sisitki Nadene Smith Cindy Spangler Cathy Stiles Paul Suschak Peggy Tantlinger Heidi Thompson Jim Watson Dean West Not Pictured Donald Bartlett Donna Miller Richard Cavallo David Patterson Sheila Wisner Charles Craig Denny Perry Scott Wyman Rick Garland Russell Ray Tammy Hall Stephen Slick Randy Heming Pat Solich Eric Hunt Mary Toth Pam Lorditch Karen West Sophomores show abilities on the Tom Altimus Ed Baird Lisa Baird Steve Balencic Wendy Beeler Sherry Betton Doug Boring Joan Boring John Boring Mike Catanese Tracy Catanese Sherry Colson Angela Condron Gene Coy Mary Crawford Patty Crooks Angie Crusan Lawrence Crusan Brian Csehoski Allen Deemer Ronald Dennison Mike Detwiler Richard Dipofi Frank Eckenroad 126 playing field and in the classroom Beth Fletcher Joe Flickinger Dan Galbraith Wendy Galbraith Lori Gates Robert Gehlmann Greg Glessner Tracy Glusko Maria Gorirossi Bill Graver Cathy Grenke George Hall Mary Ann Hamill Teresa Heming Sandra Henderson Cynthia Hollman Tammy James Vicky James Marcia Jones Kathy Karageanes Susan Kay Darla Lentz Morris Ludwig Robert Ludwig 127 Sophomores enjoy many activities, Ted Luther Lori McAdams John McDermott Amy McDonald Tammy McGinnis Sharon McKowan James Madeley Scott Marino Mark Marsh Terri Miller Van Morrow Jeff Page Susan Pahach Gina Peters Mike Potts Gail Priest Janna Pugh Rita Rector but sometimes need time to relax Gary Shetler Robert Short Sandy Silk David Simpson Eric Snyder Joe Snyder Kevin Snyder Kim Stiffey Tammy Stiles Brian Stutzman Vaughn Tantlinger Pat Thompson Not Pictured janet Laura Browning Wakefield Glenn Flickinger Julie Wolf Nathan Foust Don Wynn Parr '1 H,1?1,1, Sandy Yeager Norman Miller Tom Yeager Anthony Raneri Jerry Shanner 129 Freshmen show interest in library Lori Arford Tim Astolos Dave Baird Debbie Baird Keith Baird Mike Baird Scott Baird Christine Balencic Jonathon Beatty Bonnie Bendel Kathy Berkey Russell Bernabo Phyllis Blake Jerry Boring Kevin Boring Tammie Boring Jerry Bouch Kelly Brett James Brown Kerry Bryson Todd Bucklen Bonnie Cladwell Michael Caldwell Kelli Carney as they study in different fields Tina Colson Bill Conrad Nancy Crawford Colleen Crooks Karen Crusan Vince Crusan Donna Csehoski Melinda Custer Anita Devlin Ernie Dickson Janice Dillon Susan Dillon Harold Ellsworth Ruth Galbraith Greg Gamble Crystal Garland Doug Garland Jeanette Gehlmann Wayne Gehring Scott Graham Tammie Hall Brenda Helzel Laura Heming Maria Heming Ernie Henderson Nina Henderson Sam Henderson Lorrie Horrell Steve Howard Tim Howard Thomasine Huey Virginia Hughes Chris Hunt Rick Jasper Eric Johnson Susan Killen Tammy Kinzey William Klauss Randy Lavely Barbara Lazarowicz Lisa Lear Rick Ludwig 131 Ninth graders participate in 50’s day Amy Luther Tracy Lych Stacie Madeley Lisa Marino Don Marsh Brenda Martin Matt McGeary Richard McGinnis Kevin McLaughlin Jay Merritt Kelly Merritt Kristie Merritt Steve Miller Traci Miller Allen Moon Scott Mundorff Lisa Novak Matt Parker Geraldine Parsha Nola Pecora Walter Perry Paula Petrucci Joy Ritenour Lori Rolley 132 and win prizes for magazine sales William Rummell Barbara Sapp Greg Shingler Karen Shirey Tom Shomo Jeff Short Karen Short Mike Silk Lisa Simpson Chris Snyder Judy Snyder Tammy Snyder Teresa Spangler Richard Stuart Shawn Stufft Mike Suschak Rob Swatsworth Janice Tantlinger Sue Tantlinger Tom Tarter Mike Telford Joe Thompson Jess Whipkey Dave Wynn Mike Wynn Jeff Zimmerman LouAnn Zufall Not Pictured Clinton Deemer Michelle Fromknecht Chris Hall Keith Hall Greg Heming Sonia Hollen Raymond Mack Mark Tutokey Eighth - graders display musical Tim Allshouse Johanna Ashcom Teresa Baird Renee Balencic Cathy Barnhart Mary Bealonis Lisa Berezansky Pamela Bloom Lori Bobko Kerry Boring Lam Boring Carol Brinker Pam Brown Kelly Buckles James Callis Ronald Cavallo Barbara Clark Joseph Clark George Cole Tammy Colson Lisa Cooper Daniele Crusan Leroy Crusan Daniel Custer 134 talents in marching band and chorus Beth Davis Tracy Deemer Chris Dragan Tom Dubics Donna Ellsworth Patti Ference Lisa Fox Geneva Galbraith Brian Garland Arthur Gibson Kim Glusko Peter Gratosky Susan Hamm Beth Heming Philip Henderson Shon Henderson Traci Henderson Richard Hood Natalie Hudson Charles James Kenneth Jenkins Michael Kelly Brian Kolesar Kathy Lawrence Smiling students seem to enjoy Kristen Layton Theresa Lorditch Donald Ludwig Harold Luther Barbara Lynch Gena Marsh Lori Marsh Mark Matson Annette McDonald David McGinnis Debbie McGinnis Mark Miller Theresa Miller Jane Murphy James Nelson Sam Overly Sue Palko Allison Parker Amy Parsha Cory Peters Charlotte Piper Christine Powell Corey Riddell Kim Ritenour 136 varied activities of eighth grade Donna Robinson Alan Shearer Michael Shomo Harold Spengler Tyler Stiffey Janis Stutzman James Suschak John Suschak Tracy Swank Michelle Tutokey Darla Ulm Lisa Walls Brian Welshons Robert Whipkey Melissa Williams Diann Wynn Michael Yaworski Jim Yeager Not Pictured Dave Clark Darla Mclntire Kerry Redilla William Ruby Jeff Shanner 137 New faces of seventh graders April Allshouse Beth Arford Melissa Baird Patty Baird John Beard David Betz Glenn Biss Tammy Boring Karen Brudnak Tim Burkett George Caldwell Chris Cardarella Billie Sue Clawson John Colson Tracey Colson Melony Condron Herbert Coy Eddie Craft James Crouse Dianne Crooks Michael Cummings John Custer Tom Custer Jeff Dailey Seventh - grade Officers: Vice - president Bruce Henderson, Secretary Kristine Kinnel, Treasurer Kristin Mitchell, President Alane McDonald 138 brighten halls of Laurel Valley Jane Deemer Todd Deemer Kim Eckenroad Tracy Elkin Ed Emeigh Shari Ferris Dawn Filat Viola Galbraith Kathy Garland Debbie Geary Randy Glessner Anthony Hajjar David Hamilton Amy Hedges Connie Heming Bruce Henderson Tom Hetland Michael Hirsch Michael Hofecker Tom Howard Roberta Hughes John Huston Nelson Johnson Brett Kerr 139 Seventh graders enjoy new experiences Kendra Kerr Curt King Kristine Kinnel Owana Kisamore Kelly Knee Jill Langham Nancy Lazarowicz David Lentz Brian Lichtenfels Stacie Lichtenfels Chris Little Doug Long Rodney Ludwig Richard Marino Sherry Marsh Valli Marsh Todd Martin Amy Mayer Alane McDonald Brinton McGarvey Robert Mclntire Ruth McKlveen Glenn McMaster Gayle Merritt 140 as they adjust to high school life Kristin Mitchell Matt Palko Charles Palmer Roxanne Penrose Louis Perry Craig Peters Craig Potts James Prisk Michael Ritenour Bill Robinson Robert Robinson Barbara Rolley Patty Shanner Jeff Sheriff Chad Short David Simpson Laurie Simpson James Stiffler David Swatsworth Denise Taylor James Thompson Paulette Walker Tami Williams Doug Yonker Not Pictured Gordon McClure 141 Dress-up week brightens drab winter Just when the days began to seem as dull and monotonous as the detention hall shown below, the Student Council sponsored a Dress-up Week to rid students and teachers of their mid-year blues. Faculty School District operation requires Milroy Carnahan Superintendent of Schools Fred Pickup High School Principal 144 Board of Education - Seated: David Eyer, Dr. Mary Kinney, Mrs. Gladys Siard, Richard Black. Standing: Donald Moffat, Raymond Conrad, John McKlveen, Jack McCoy. Mrs. Erma Stouffer is also a board member. combined efforts of many individuals Enoch Wooton Curriculum Coordinator Francis Voyten School Psychologist Carl Perian Assistant Principal Orvis Steimer Secretaries Mrs. Shirley McChesney and Miss Linda Magnani keep the Business Manager Laurel Valley High School office running smoothly. The business side of the Ligonier Valley School District is like that of any large corporation. The Board of Education adeptly handles the approximately seven million dollar budget, while each of the administrators has separate responsibilities. The principal and assistant principal take care of the day-to-day management of the high school. 145 Math and science teachers offer classes 146 Gerald Page Algebra I, II; Consumer Math Paul Duncan Physics, Math 8. General Math Lee Kerr Alg. II, Geom., Trig., Math Anal. Joseph Rura Mathematics 7, 9 to meet varied interests of students Curtis King Life Science, Biology, Gen. Science Mrs. Margaret King Chemistry, Physical Science Kenneth Glenn Biology, Ecology 147 Students learn the art of language Berton Toy Reading, English 10 Mrs. Mary Ann Stiles English 8 and 11 Mrs. Lila Peters German, Journalism, English 12 Mrs. Romayne Schwartzei Spanish Mrs. Janet Betke English 9, Speech I and II Mrs. Vanessa Roddy English 10, 11, 12 148 plus U.S. and world cultural heritage (T Eugene Cameron POD, U. S. Cultures II, Safety Ed. Thomas Bryson U. S. Cultures I and II Ernest Pudliner World Cult. I, Psychology, Sociology Richard Headrick Civics, Economics ► Richard Hiner Current Issues, World Geography, World Cultures II 149 Business teachers develop skills Mrs. Pamela Stickle Dale Wahl Miss Patricia Lawlor General Business Training, Business Typing, Accounting, Office Machines Shorthand. Notetaking, Office Ma-Math, Business Law, Typing chines, Typing, Business English Health classes encourage fitness Mrs. Joan Berenbrok Angelo Sembiante Wayne Howard Girls’ Physical Education Health, Boys' Physical Education Health, Boys' Physical Education 151 Vocational classes attract many 152 Andrew Pahach Wood Shop Marvin Keller Metal Shop, Drafting Basic Technical Drawing IUKUUJIIUIU illim 11L1M Music and art offer change of pace Duane Hall — Junior High and Elective Music, Chorus Director Mrs. Joanne Bauman — Drawing and Painting, Jewelry, General Art Mrs. Cheryl Robertson Junior High Art Eugene Gorirossi — Instrumental Music, Band Director Special teachers meet individual needs Robert Bendel Occupational Education Francis Parks Learning Disabilities Center Mrs. ancy Schaller Librarian Counselors provide career assistance SUCCES COM ' • Stanley Dohoda Junior High Guidance Counselor 155 Service employees keep school going Matrons: Adeline Morrow, Doris Sheriff, Billie McKowan Custodian Art Gable Cafeteria Staff - Seated: Alice Antonio, Gail Dillon, Mary Re-ven. Standing: Clara Gamble, Head Cook Mary Burkett, Pearl Custodian Jerry Whipkey 156 Senior Activities James Adams Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Library Club 2, 4; FBLA 4; AFS 4; Jr. Play 3; Science Club 3, 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4. Paul Aitimus Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Homecoming Court 4; Hall of Fame 4. Shari Anderson Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4, treasurer 4; Varsity Club 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Majorette 3, 4, Head 4; Volleyball 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Student Council 1. Anna Balencic Chorus 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Rifle team 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Lynn Beal Chorus 2,3,4; Varisty Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Basketball 3; County Band 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Leaf 4. Gene Bealonis Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4, treasurer 4; Football Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Hall of Fame 4. Colleen Bennett Chorus 1, 2; Library Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, secretary 3; AFS 1, 2. Carole Berkey Chorus 1, 2; Chess Club 1, 2; FBLA 4; Laurel Business Staff 4. Steve Biss Chorus 1; Shotgunners Club 2. Craig Boring Kim Boring Chess Club 4. Roger Boring Chorus 1; Library Club 4; Shotgunners Club 4. Joe Boske Greg Botteicher Ira Cameron Jr. Play 3; Library Club 4. Joel Cardarella Chorus 1, 2; Ski Club 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Eileen Clawson Laurel Business Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Jr. Play 3; FBLA 4; Ram Page 2; Basketball manager 3, 4. Kirk Clawson John Colananni Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4. Lisa Condron Laurel Business Staff 4; Library Club 2, 3; FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4. Mary Conrad Chorus 2, 4; Ram Page 3; AFS 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, secretary 3; Jr. Play 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, feature 3, 4. Michael Coombes AFS 4; Golf 4; Ski Club 4, Varsity Club 4; Co-Golf Medalist 4. James Craft Student Council 1, 4; Football 3. Patty Craft Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ram Page 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, captain 2, co-captain 4. Leaders Club 1, FBLA 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Auditor 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. 1Weal Cramer Tim Crusan Chess Club 4; Intramurals 1, 4; NHS 4. Barry Custer John Dali Basketball 4; AFS 4; Ski Club 4; Basketball Club 4. Lynn Dennison FHA 4; Library Club 2, 3. R VA Doboda Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3.4; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4, president 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Sports Club 1, president 1; National Honor Society 2, 3. 4, treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 4; Hall of Fame 4; Tribune Democrat Football Player Scholar; Indiana Gazette Offensive Player of the Year; Appala-chain All-Star Offense; DAR Award. 157 Phil Ferris Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Baseball 3. 4; Jr. Play 3; Shotgunners Club 4; Baseball Club 3. 4; Scholastic Quiz Team 3, 4. Edna Mae Galbraith Chrous 1, 2. James Galbraith Gina Gamble Chorus 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3; AFS 3, 4; Laurel Leaf 4; Ram Page 4. Polly Garland Band 1,2,3, 4; Special Band Group 3; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play 3; FBLA 4; Literary Staff 4; Ram Page 3; County Band 1; AFS 4; Laurel Leaf 4. Sandy Garland Music Club 1; Laurel Leaf 4; FBLA 2, 4. Teresa Garland (Krause) Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard 4; Library Club 1, 2; FBLA 4; Business Staff 4. Bill Geary Chorus 4, vice-president 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1; All-Sports Club 1; Football Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, vice-president 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Club 3, 4. Nabeela Gbazi AFS 4; Volleyball 4. Bob Graham Band 1,2,3, 4; Ski Club 2,3; AFS 4; Library Club 1, 3. 4. Don Gregory Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varisty Club 2, 3, 4; Ram Page 3; Golf 2,3,4; Football statistician 4; Golf Club 2; Hall of Fame 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Class vice-president 2; Homecoming Court 4. James Hall Lori Harbison Chorus 1, 2, 3; AFS 3, 4; Pomette 3, 4; FBLA 3; Ski Club 2, Softball manager 2, 3. Harold Heming Shaun Heming Mary Henderson Chorus 1; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DECCA 3, 4. Nadine Henderson Student Advisory Committee 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Jr. Play 3; AFS 3, 4; Ram Page 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Sally Howard Jonathan Jacobs Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Chess Club 4; AFS 4; Shotgunners Club 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Scholastic Quiz Team 3, 4, captain 4. Karen James Library Club 1,2, FBLA 4; Laurel Business Staff 4. Larry Kaufman Chorus 1. Susie King Chorus 1,2; Softball 2; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, captain 4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3; Scholastic Quiz Team 4; Science Club 1; Science Research Club 2, 4, president 4; Hall of Fame 4; AFS 3, 4; Forensics 1, 2; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Participant in Biology Olympics 3; Ram Page 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, president 4. Darla Kisamore Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Honor Guard 3, 4, captain 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Jr. Play 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, president 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4, vice-president 3. Karen Klavubn Chorus 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Science Research Club 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, secretary 4; Jr. Play 3; Hall of Fame 4; Class vice-president 1; Laurel photographer 4; Ram Page photographer 4; 2nd place winner in Ecology-Biology Olympics 3. Craig Krause Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1; Basketball Club 1. Brent Layton Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4. Russell Lear Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Art Club 4; president 4; Laurel Business Staff 4. Bridget Lichtenfels Pommette 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; FHA 1, 2. 4; Student Council 1, Laurel Leaf 4. Starlett Lorditch Chorus 2; Majorette 3; Leaders Club 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Laurel Leaf 4. 158 Joel Lupaechini Shotgunners Club 4. Wendy Lynn Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Honor Guard 3, 4, co-captain 4; Jr. Play 3; Forensics 2; Ram Page 3; AFS 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4, coeditor 4; Class president 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Forum Representative 3, 4; 1st place winner in FBLA Regional 4; Hall of Fame 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Bob Mabon Golf 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ski Club 2; Shotgunners Club 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, president 2, 4; Homecoming Court 4. David Madeiey Sue Marino Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. secretary 4; Rifle Squad 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; FBLA 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4, president 3, secretary 4; Homecoming Court 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Ram Page 2, Volleyball 2. Linda Martin Chorus 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Senior High Band Group 3; Softball Manager 2, scorekeeper 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Tennis Club 1; FBLA 3, 4, president 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Cheerleader 1. Joyce McAdams Gregg McCbesney Wendy McClure Chorus 3; Majorette 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Tennis Club 1; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 4; Forensics 3; Student Council 4; Hall of Fame 4; Laurel Leaf 4; Homecoming Court 4; 1978-79 first team 1979-80 second team Central-Western Girls Basketball All Stars 3; 4. Jim McCreery Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Shotgunners Club 4. Becky Miller Chorus 1, 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2; Softball Manager 2, 3; Varsity Club 3; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Ram Page 3. Karen Morris Laurel Literary Staff 4; Ski Club 3, 4, vice-president 4; Forensics 4; Ram Page 4; Student Council 4. Lisa Murphy Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4; Majorette 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Ram Page 2; Jr. Play 3; Arts and Crafts Club 4; FBLA 3; Forensics 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; FHA 1, 2, vice-president 2; Glee Club 4. Kim Nelson Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Rifle Squad 2,3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Science Research Club 1, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Leaders Club 1; Participant in Biology Olympics 3; Hall of Fame 4; Ram Page 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4. o Linda Nestor Leaders Club 4. Nioma Neuner Sharon Oswalt FBLA 2, 4; Laurel Leaf 4. Glenda Overly Scott Page Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2; All Sports Club 1; Hall of Fame 4. Brent Pabacb Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Football Club 1, 3, 4; Basketball Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball Club 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Appalachian Conference All-Star Football 4; 2nd Team Gazetteland Football 4. Janet Palmer Chorus 1, 2; Science Research Club 4. Chris Peters Basketball 1,3; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4; District 4 Golf Champs; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 2,3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2,3; Archery Club 1, 2, 3; Shotgunners Club 1, 2, 3. Tom Pickup Football 1, Statistician 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Manager 1; Basketball Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball Club 1,2,3,4, All Sports Club 1: Jr. Play 3; Student Council 3, 4, treasurer 4, Hall of Fame 4. Marty Rager Keith Rhoades Kim Riddell Volleyball Manager 3, 4; FHA 1; Science Research Club 1, 3, 4, secretary 3, 4; Leaders Club 1; Jr. Play 3; AFS 4; Ram Page 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4, co-editor 4. Sue Robertson Basketball Manager 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play 3; 3rd place FBLA Regional Winner 3; Forensics 2,3,4, co-captain 3; Placed 8th out of 110 at Mansfield 2; Ram Page 3; AFS 2, 3, 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4. 159 Tom Roby Band 1. Phil Roddy Mike Rudnik Bob Rudaik Sheila St. Clair Band 1; Basketball 1, 2, .3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3,4; Softball 2,3; Laurel Leaf 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4. Valerie Server Silks 3, 4, co-captain 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Hall of Fame 4; AFS 2, 3, 4, secretary 4; Science Research Club 1, 4, treasurer 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Ram Page 2; NHS 4. Carol Shearer Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Band 3; Volleyball Manager 2; Varsity Club 2, 3; AFS 3, 4, president 4; Short-term exchange, host sister 1; Volkswagen Young Ambassador Winner 4; Library Club 3, secretary 3; FHA 1, 2, president 2; Arts Crafts Club 3, 4, vice-president 3, secretary 4; Country Music Club 2; Leaders Club 1; Basketball Manager 3. Debbie Shetler FHA 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Laurel Leaf 4; Jr. Play 3. Tim Sbomo Shotgunners Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Peggy Smith Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Director 4; Volleyball 2,3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Science Research Club 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3. Katbi Smitbley Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Silks 2,3, 4, captain 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Homecoming Court 4; Hall of Fame 4; Volleyball Manager 2; AFS 2,3, 4, treasurer 4; FBLA 2,3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Business Staff 4; Class treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4. Stephanie Snyder Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 2; Science Research Club 4; Library Aide 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Forensics 2, 3, 4, captain 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Student Council 3, 4; Ram Page 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4; Homecoming Court 4; 1st place winner in Forensics 3. Randy Sowers Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Roger Stanislaw John Stewart Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Sports Club 1, vice-president 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Football Club 2,3,4; Ram Page 4; Appalachian Conference All Stars 4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 4. Gary Stiles Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ed Sutter Band 1, 2, 3, 4, student director 4; Chorus 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Jr. Play 3; Baseball Trainer 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Class vice-president 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Jeff Thompson Library Club 2; Art Club 3,4; Library Aide 1,2,3,4. Kirk Trimble Richard Troyan Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Ram Page 3; Football Club 2,3, 4; Forensics 3; Jr. Play 3; VADA Committee 4. Ileene Wakefield Band 1,2,3,4; Science Research Club 4; Chess Club 1; Forensics 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Sr. High Band 3. Dan Waters Football 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Doreen Wedge Chorus 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4; FBLA 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Leaf 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Lynn Wingard Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Girls Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Jr. Play 3; Laurel Business Staff 4; AFS 3, 4; FBLA vice-president 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. Kelly Woodring Band 1,2,3,4; Silks 3,4; FBLA 2,3, 4; Leaders Club 1; Library Club 1; Forensics 2, 3; Laurel Business Staff 4; FBLA treasurer 4; Library Aide 1; Jr. Play 3. Donna Wynn Band 1,2,3,4; Rifle Squad 3, 4; Leaders Club 1,2,3, 4; FBLA 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. Patty Yeager Leaders Club 3, 4; Country Music Club 1. Diana Yonker Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pommettes 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Leaders Club 1; Tennis Club 1; Jr. Play 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Ram Page 3; NHS 4. Sue Ziegenfus Basketball 4; FBLA 4; Varsity Club 4; Laurel Leaf 4. 160 79 STUDENT COUNCIL ’80 President _____ Vice President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Nadine Henderson ....Susie King .. Amy McDonald .....Tom Pickup Advisor - Stan Dohoda STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Patricia Craft Richard Dohoda Wendy McClure Karen Morris Stephanie Snyder Wendy Lynn Tom McClure Sue Bartow Patty Dohoda Curtis Luther Paula McCullough Wendy Galbraith Mary Ann Hamill Susan Kay Kathy Karageanes Kelli Carney Tim Howard Scott Mundorff Janice Tantlinger Lisa Berezansky Bryan Kolesar Kim Ritenour Diann Wynn Karen Brudnak Billie Clawson Alane McDonald Kristin Mitchall James Craft Ron Caldwell nr ,S' move up in the world In today’s rapidly changing world, hard work alone cannot always guarantee job advancement. Increased education can also be a necessity. That’s why many companies, such as Kennametal Inc., have a plan for sharing educational expenses with employees. It’s called “Reimbursement of Educational Expense,” and the purpose is to help employees equip themselves for advancement and growth as they prepare to take on greater responsibilities. At Kennametal, employees who satisfactorily complete an approved course are reimbursed for tuition charges, registration fees, textbooks, and laboratory fees. The program includes correspondence courses, adult education programs and vocational school programs, as well as regular college credit courses. Tuition reimbursement. Something to keep in mind as you plan ways to get your career off the ground. 163 Joasf tMashrs the Oldest Biggest Best J| Masters NK Tuxedo Masters Tuxedo Richland Mall Johnstown, PA 15904 (814) 266-4512 V__________________ Masters Tuxedo 515 Main Street Johnstown, PA 15901 (814) 535-6529 The 1980 El Tigres offer the kind of performance and power that can blow the fuse on every nerve ending in your snowmobile suit. The 5000 free air is fast. The 6000 liquid cooled is faster. Either one has the combination of ride, handling and performance that commands immediate and total respect . . . whether you’re riding it or watching it go by. It’s Black Magic BORING’S ARCTIC CAT FLOYD KEELER TRUCKING SERVICE Box 81 New Florence, Pa 166 Floyd E. Keeler, Owner Phone: 412-235-2844 The Class of 1980 Flower: White Rose Colors: Blue and Silver Motto: Tomorrow is not promised us, so let us take today And make the very most of us the once we pass this way. r Vi Laurel Valley High School Chapter 2498 President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Linda Martin Lynn Wingard Sue Bartow Kelly Woodring education UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Advisors: Mrs. Pam Stickle Miss Pat Law lor Mr. Dale Wahl 168 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 EMPLOYEES OF THE CONEMAUGH GENERATING STATION AND THE CONEMAUGH GENERATING STATION OWNER’S GROUP SHOP ft SAVE SUPERMARKETS 170 RICHLAND MALL ELTON ROAD JOHNSTOWN, PA. President - J. Conrad Gamble V. President - Robert L. Gamble Secretary - Joseph L. Howe - : ' 'EG r'i frrrrrrT'Scn Irrrrrr TT: 7rr£ GAMBLE GAMBLE GENERAL CONTRACTORS P O BOX 57 BOLIVAR. PENNSYLVANIA 15923 AREA CODE 412 676 4747 171 60 Years In Construction Business Y ! )] things in life are still free. No monthly maintenance fee. No minimum balance. No per check charge. Really Free Checking. This is Mellon Banking Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Jennerstown, Pennsylvania Ligonier Valley Branch Laughlintown, Pennsylvania Somerset Mall Branch Somerset, Pennsylvania We Have Always Had Free Checking Accounts Highest Interest Rates Permitted Paid On Savings Accounts Full Trust Services Available Member FDIC Your Independent Community Bank BANK TRUST New Florence Office Ligonier Street New Florence, PA Phone: 235-2990 535-4154 MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BANK TRUST Bolivar Office 622-29 Washington St. Bolivar, PA Phone: 676-4743 174 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From LAUREL VALLEY BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION, INC. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER DEAN CALDWE JAMES MCCREERY BEVERLY VAUGHAN JOY NOVAK Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 THE NORTH AMERICAN COAL CORPORATION EASTERN DIVISION Phone 446-5631 Pennsylvania SMITHLEY CONSTRUCTION Donald Sm Good Luck Rams From HOMER CITY STATE BANK ARMAGH, PA. The wide-awake bank makes it all'so easy. Banking Hours: Member FDIC Mon. -Thurs. 10:00 to 4:30 Friday 10:00 to 8:00 Saturday 9:00 to 12:00 178 100% Membership A.I.B. Best Wishes To The Class Of “80” THE REAL McCOY’S DAIRY MART 179 Route 711 Halfway Between Ligonier New Florence BARTOW’S GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 CHUCK BARTOW BOLIVAR,PA 676-5187 STILES’ PRO HARDWARE Route 56 Seward, PA Phone: 446-5516 Stiles' Super Market Route 56 Seward, PA Route 56 Seward, PA Stiles' Koolit Korner Phone: 446-5516 Phone: 446-5516 Best Wishes Seniors From The Stiles’ Gary Sr. Sandy Gary Jr. Cathy Tammy Jodi 181 KENNETH N. GRAY FUNERAL HOME “Modern Air Conditioned Chapels” Seward, PA Phone: (814) 446-6471 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 FIVE R. EXCA VATING, INC. R.D. 1, Box 387 New Florence, PA Phone: 412-235- 2336 Ray Ritenour, President Contracting In All Types Of Heavy Construction For Lakes, Railroads, And Site Preparation On Commercial, Idustrial, And Private Sites. Also Competitive Hourly Rental On Dozers, Pans, Compactors, Hi- Lifts, And Trucking. “A Gentleman Takes As Much Time To Find Out What Is Right, As Lesser Men Take To Discover What Will Pay.” 183 GEHRING'S DAIRY STORE Fine Meats Produce Ronald W. Gehring, Manager Phone 235-9994 New Florence, Pennsylvania Dairy Products 184 Class of ’80 Going Places V ULCAN, I N C. Latrobe, PA Hydro Carbide Corporation • Vulran „ Chemung Foundry Corporation . Shepard nh 0 C°mpany Westmoreland Plastics Company P d Niles Crane Hoist Corporation • Vulcan Engineering Company GERMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. 1061 Clearview Drive Telephont SJ9 1661 LATROBL PA lr� bf 0 J B AUTO PARTS We Machine Brake Drums Rotors Open 7 Days A Week Monday-Friday 8:30-8:00 Saturday 8:30- 6:00 Sunday 10:00-4:00 Phone: 238-2921 238-7585 186 Put your money to work! Start saving at Standard Savings and Loan Association. Daily compounding makes your money work harder. Standard Savings Loan Association 211 West Main Street ADAMS BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Congratulation Class Of 1980 We Enter Finally Into New And Long Life; You May Ask, Did Everything Improve Today? New Florence, PA Phone: 235-2825 187 BOLIVAR LANES 527 Market St. Bolivar, PA Phone: 676:4900 Lydia Lysle McClellan Kathy Jim McClellan KELLYS CRYSTAL POOLS, INC. Best Wishes Class Of “80” 188 HENR Y CLA Y All Kinds Of Insurance Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co. Nationwide Fire Ins. Co. Nationwide Life Ins. Co. Armagh Office Armagh Columbus 16, Ohio Box 104 Phone: 814-446-5212 Seward TOM ROWLAND NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto • Fire • Life • Health 189 Phone: 235-2470 New Florence HOI ADA Y Of Ligonier Loyalhanna Street Ligonier, Pennsylvania EDWARD J. SPEIDEL FUNERAL HOME Complete Facilities - Modern - Air Conditioned Market Street Bolivar , PA Phone: 676:4771 HOWARD T. V. ELECTRONICS See The Penguin For The Best Service And Prices On T.V.’s, Stereos, Scanners, CB‘s, Etc. Master Visa Charge Visit Us In Our New Location! Hours: 9-6 Mon-Thur Rt 711 2 Miles South Of New Florence 9-8 Friday Compliments Of STILES’ BUS LINES 191 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY Ligonier West Newton Main Office - Latrobe, PA Branches Pleasant Unity Lincoln Road Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From THE FLORENCE MINING COMPANY R.D. 2, New Florence Pennsylvania 192 Congratulations Class Of “80” HOUSE OF DAVID Men’s And Women’s Hair Styles Jennerstown, PA Phone: 629-9045 Congratulations LATROBE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 500 Lloyd Avenue Latrobe, PA Phone: 537-3348 AUTO PARTS, INC Automotive Parts 37 E. Market Street Blairsville, PA (412) 459- 6200 193 ARMAGH SPORTING GOODS ... Across From Bank In Armagh Guns, Ammo, Fishing, Archery, Team Uniforms Softball, Baseball, Also Income Tax Service. Phone: (814) 446-6608 Daily: 10-8 Saturday: Noon - 4 Daily: 4-8 JEAN’S N’THINGS Jeans, Keds, Tops, Jerseys, Jackets Tube Sox, Etc. ... At The Old High School In Armagh Saturdays: 10-5 Route 56 SEWARD AUTO PARTS Pennsylvania State Inspection AAA Service Phone: 446-5215 Seward, PA MITCHELL SERVICES Janes Mitchell - Prop. S. Mitchell - R.N Consulting Engineers L. Lewis - W. M.U. J. Gates - W. M.U. Sales Representative J. Walls Member - N.B.O.A. Johnstown Stihl Chain Saw Sales And Service Chain Saw Accessories Phone: 446-5474 Seward, PA James And Paul Cover Photographs For All Occasions COVER STUDIO 504 Main Street Dial 536-5189 Pennsylvania Best Wishes Bank and Trust IlLTHE BN K YOU’LL EVER NEED Member F O 1C Congratulations Class Of 80” Helping People Just Like You. ' RICK’S SERVICE State Inspection General Auto Repair 13th Mulberry St. Phone: 235-2230 New Florence, PA Congratulations To The Class Of “80” SUPER OIL CO. TEXACO FUEL CHIEF HEATING OIL 1. Cleanest Burning Heating Oil Available Famous Texaco “Jet Flame Booster” 2. Prompt Delivery 3. Budget Plan 4. Burner Service By Expert Technicians 5. 24 Hr. Emergency Service 6. Complete Line Of Oil Fired Equipment, Furnaces, Water Heaters, And Air Conditioning Unit’s 7. Estimates For New Installations Freely Given Seward, PA Fuel Chief H E ATI MG OIL CC.' Phone: 446-5149 m YEAGER’S FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE All Occasion Floral Arrangements Funeral • Weddings • Corsages Vegetable Plants Free Delivery On Floral Arrangements Within 25 Mile Radius Bolivar, PA 15923 Phone: 676-5389 238-9811 Home Of Fair Measure And Quality Materials Phone - Johnstown 446-5312 Or 446-5823 Open 6 Days A Week-9:00 a.m. To 5:30 p.m. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 80 B M AUTO WRECKERS New And Used Auto And Truck Glass New And Used Auto Parts Fire Arms Fishing Supplies Route 56, Haws Pike, Box 322 Seward, PA 15954 Just A Mile From Johnstown Compliments Of RA YS MUSIC CENTER Home Of The Famous Baldwin Pianos Organs And The World Famous Thomas Organs. Full Line Music Store With The Largest Selection Of Sheet Music Books In The Area. Yamaha Guitars • Musical Accessories • Piano Organ Instruction Special Order Music Department Open Monday Thru Saturday 10-9:30 Sundays 12-5 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 WATKINS MARKET Waterford Groceries - Delicatessen - Produce - Kodak Film - Magazines Amoco Dealer Gas - Diesel Fuel - Kerosene - Quaker State Oil Phone: 238-9714 JOHN HALL, INC. Mechanical Contractors Fuel Oil Phone: 238-5658 Ligonier, PA Compliments Of JIcloj x Featuring Loose Mounted Diamonds, Bridal Registry, Leonx China, Noritake China, Sterling Silver, Seiko Bulova Watches Jim Law Phone: 535-8621 Graduate Gemologist 112 Market Street Johnstown, PA 198 Open Thursday Nite Till 9:00 •£ '-v; run's.-} (814) 266-8849 Ray’s Music Center Frank Varta Manager Baldwin Pianos And Organs Thomas Organs A-5 Richland Mall Johnstown Pa 15904 LIGONIER VALLEY PRINTING CO. 114 North StClair Street Ligonier, PA 15658 Compliments Of COUCH’S MARKET U.S. 30 Latrobe, PA MELVILLE TIRE AUTO CENTER 321 West Main Street Ligonier, PA 15658 HALULAS RESTAURANT BAR Latrobe, PA Phone: 537-2881 539-9929 199 GRAFF’S GARAGE New Florence, PA 15944 RIVERSIDE MARKET “The Youth Of Today Is Tomorrow’s Future” Seward, PA 15954 Congratulations 1980 Graduates! NATIONAL BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH Conemaugh Valley Office 459-6780 Blairsville, PA Excavating Hauling Septic System HAROLD GALBRAITH R.D. 1 New Florence, PA 15944 Driveway Chips Ditchwitch-Trenching MACS SPORTING GOODS Bicycles - Guns - Toys - Fishing Equipment Etc. Newstand Books-Cigars-Cigarettes-Candy 127 West Main Street Ligonier, PA ANNIE’S TAVERN, INC. West Bolivar Route 259 Pennsylvania CHAMPION LAKES GOLF CLUB R.D. 1, Bolivar Jerry Lynch Dick Groat Pennsylvania Congratulations 1980 Graduates! DR. PAUL R.P. HUGHES New Florence, PA 201 AMERICAN TAILORING AND TUXEDO COMPANY 517 Main St. Johnstown, PA Phone: 536-3150 JIM S BARBER SHOP Mens - Ladies - Children Hair Cutting Styling Hours: 9-5 Weekdays Featuring: Elaine Bennett 9-3 Saturday Closed Monday EROSTY-WAY STACEY MOBILE HOME COURT Mary Eileen Gall, Owner R.D. 1 New Florence Phone: 235-2156 DOROTHY EERRIS BEAUTY SALON A Full Service Salon For Men And Women Daytime And Evening Appointments Phone: 235-2106 203 Walnut Street New Florence, PA Beckley, W. Va. Shinnston, W Vo. Wheatcroft Ky Monessen, Pa OOF BOLT D� M- ° ard, Pa 814 446 5661 Serving The Mining Industry Since 1947 HAYES PHARMACY Hospital Equipment For The Home, Sales Rentals Reliable Prescription Service Whitmans Candy Film Processing And Photo Supplies Fine Cosmetics 134 W. Main Street Ligonier, PA By The Post Office Phone: 238-2907 BURKETTS STORE Phone 676-5880 Washington Street Bolivar, PA 203 Jeo tars j JEWELRY 1005 LIGONIER STREET LATROBE. PENNSYLVANIA 15650 PHONE 537-2751 Jewelry — Fine Gift s • + -r — ■ -� 4.. m . • , • Sy W lEtytinicr Halley Seal (fstatc (L n. 610 West Main Street Ligonier, PA 15658 238-6606 John F. McCaffrey Real Estate Broker Telephone (412)238-7630 McCabe (funeraL tome “Sincere Dedicated Service” Howard S. McCabe John D McCabe Ligonier Derry, PA Phone: (412) 238-5511 (412) 694-2789 0nm GkmJm, Printer- Quality Printing • Rubber Stamps R.D.3 Box 12A Phone: (412) 238-9591 Route 30, East Ligonier, PA 15658 204 ROADWAY INN Open 6:00 a.m. till 2:00 a.m. Phone: 446-6641 Seward, PA Open Sundays Best Wishes To The Class Of 80 carol McCullough’s BEAUTY SHOP 216 20th Street New Florence, PA Phone: 235-2408 Congratulations To The Senior Class From OAK GROVE PHARMACY The Drug Store That Serves L.V. Prescriptions Fanny Farmer Candies Natural Vitamins And Nutrition Center Cosmetics • Photo Finishing 104 Church Street Ligonier, PA Phone: 238-6626 113 South Fairfield St. Ligonier, PA Jacob L. Grimm P.Ph. Phone: 238-6988 205 PTOMPT PROfesstowaL SeRVICE Phone: 238-9994 238-9690 Phone: 539-8621 539-2044 EDS AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS JlaPoA.ta fylotaeA. Shop. “Everyone Say’s It With Flowers” Ed J. Smerkar Owner 621 West Main St. Ligonier, PA Joseph LaPorta, Prop. 342 Washington St. Johnstown, PA Fine Print Framing Art Supplies PATRICK LYNCH Carpentry Work Phone: 238-5440 Rear 138 West Main Street Ligonier, PA R.D.l Bolivar, PA LIGONIER MILL New Florence, PA Phone: (412) 235-2751 B ■ GMCTRUCK COACH Dwsion of General Motors Corporation Fox James Your Full Line GMC Dealer Rt. 30 East Open Mon., Tues., Latrobe, PA Thurs. Until 8:00 Phone: 539-3516 206 MFLOW CM I . t.RY .'■ A o � ' . , - i '■ ' Tc’-i - • M A FLORAL GIFT SHOP 636 Washington Street Bolivar, PA 15923 Phone: 412-676-4878 Anytime Mootz And Ash Yeager Flowers For All Occasions Latrobe, PA FRANCINES FASHIONS ....With A Flair Latrobe Shopping Plaza (412)539-2400 CLEAN SWEEP SANITA TION SER VICE Box 177 Armagh, PA Phone: 814-446-6512 THE NEW EDITION P.O. Box 705 908 Ligonier Street Latrobe, PA Latrobe’s Weekly Newspaper QUE • MA • HO • NING INIAN POST 212 West Main Street Ligonier, PA JOHNNIES AUTO SERVICE General Repair Wheel Alignment 676-4441 Clyde, PA MARTINS SPECIALTY SHOP” On The Diamond Ligonier, PA 238-6811 Enjoy Life... RUSBOSIN FURNITURE Furniture • Carpet • TV • Appliances Latrobe 30 Shopping Plaza Daily 10-9 Phone: 537-5115 Latrobe Best Wishes Grads! GEORGES SUMMIT BAR CLARK S GARAGE Top Of The Mountain Market St. Bolivar, PA PETE STEWART SON SIMPSONS SERVICE STATION Always Selling Something Somewhere Armagh, PA Phone: 814-446-5712 Market St. Bolivar, PA 412-463-0715 (412) 676-5488 208 WEST END MARKET JAMES E. BECHTOLD INSURANCE AGENCY Formerly Shomo’s Market Bolivar, PA 660 Washington St. Bolivar, PA 676-5407 DIRINALDO STORE Shoe Repairing Newspapers Shoes And Clothing For The Entire Family Bolivar, PA E J'S GREENHOUSE AND LITTLE STORE Fairfield New Florence Phone: (412) 235-2196 GALBRAITHS GREENHOUSE Congratulations To The Class Of ’80 Variety Of Vegetable Plants And Flowers, Hanging Baskets, And A Wide Selection Of Geraniums For Memorial Day. Route 259 Bolivar, PA Phone: (412) 676-5516 BIG SPRINGS HOTEL Seward, PA MARK S PLACE Bolivar, PA Congratulations Seniors From Joe Dolores 209 TIBERI'S TA VERN Beer, Liquor, The Best Pizza In The Valley 2 Miles North Of Ligonier Route 711 238-2296 BARBARA VRABELS BEAUTY SHOP All Phases Of Beauty Care Second Street Bolivar, PA UPSTAIRS—DOWNSTAIRS “Come And Browse’’ Open Daily — 9:30-5:00 Resale Clothes For The Entire Family Bulletin Board Service Bric-A-Brac We Orginate Others Imitate 136 E. Main St. CHICK CICCONI THE NATIONWIDE MAN Ligonier, Pa 15658 Phone 238-4290 TROYAN AND SON T. V. COLOR SPECIALIST Best Wishes Grads All Work Guaranteed New And Used T.V.’s Antenna’s HORNICKS HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS, INC. 316 Broad Street Johnstown, PA Seward, PA Phone: 446-5958 210 FILAT FURNITURE Phone: 446-5012 Bedroom-Living Room Suits-Rug And Carpets All Kinds Of Electrical Appliances And Televisions Box 355 Seward, PA 15954 NEW FLORENCE FLORAL SHOP 235-2212 New Florence, PA GOLDEN S MARKET Route 711 North Ligonier, Pa Phone: 238-4910 LAMANTIA 9S MARKET Washington St Bolivar, PA METRO S INN BEAUTY SHOP IN SEWARD” Fran Hajjar Operator Manager 7th Indiana St. Seward, PA 15954 Congratulations To The Class Of “80” Seward Pennsylvania Where Your Friends Meet A P MARKETS Bernie And Millie Ligonier, PA 211 serviQtar c 0 n g r a t u 1 a t i o n s C 1 a s s 0 f 1 9 8 0 BOLIVAR HARDWARE Hardwai 540 Market Street Bolivar, PA 15923 676-4792 PATRONS ARMAGH M J’s STORES BLAIRSVILLE BLAIRSVILLE HOMER CITY HOMER CITY JENNERSTOWN JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWN LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER NEW FLORENCE NEW FLORENCE ROBINSON ROBINSON SEWARD SEWARD MRS. ELNORA CHISNELL SWENK PHOTOGRAPHY FRAN’S FASHIONS C M MARKET CRAIG’S HARDWARE UNITED JEWELERS GEORGE’S SONG SHOP MACK M. DARR CO. DONUT SHOP KLINE’S CLOTHING TOWN SHOP LIGONIER VALLEY BEACH DR. KOVAL TOWN HOUSE COASTAL LUMBER CO. MIRROR LAKE CAMPERLAND LICHTENFELS MARKET GARLAND GARAGE RONALD WINGARD SEWARD POST OFFICE 213 FRIENDS Wendy Darla Flip, Smed, Creerby, and Funkus Kim Nelson and Jim Craft Jim, Connie, Kim and Jimmy Nelson Karen James and Tom Silk Patty Bruz, Doll Bud Mrs. Schaller Jozy Hall and Gary Baird Grant, Donna, Charlie, and Mike Bruce and Natalie Henderson Gene and Nadine Kim, Sandy S., Julie, and Sandy Y. Teresa and Bob Fuzie, Wuzie, Stilzie, and Chezie Mr. and Mrs. James D. Clawson Janet Palmer and Ileene Wakefield Sheila, Rego, Karen, and Pam Cheryl Simpson and Pat Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shearer and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Garland and Family Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oswalt, Kathy, Sharon Patricia E. Lawlor Linda L. Magnani Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lear Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Wahl and Alex Cindy, Joan, Linda, Frank Russell and Janna Tracy, Tammy, Kathy, and Patty Band Aid Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sarver Mike and John - AFS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stickle Jeanette Gehlmann and Greg Botteicher Leslie Cameron and Gary Balencic Sue, Sue, Sue, and Heidi Jim Adams Hubert and Louise Adams Shirley McChesney Bridget and Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Lou Boske and Heather Sue and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Palko Denny and Rhonda Tracy, Gloria, and Stephanie Jamey and Jessica Robertson Danny J. Robertson The Lee Kerr Family Mr. W. F. Robertson Debbie and Rick, Doreen and Mike Tom and Paula Steve Biss Mr. Hall Tracy and Paul Miss Wesner Mr. and Mrs. John Klavuhn Curt and Kelli Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perian Dan and Bill Tom Pickup and Kim Magnani Mr. Page Mr. and Mrs. Headrick Kenneth Glenn Paul and Romayne Schwartzel Brenda, Nina, Kelly, and Lorrie Gayle and Bob Mrs. Betke Paul and Lila Peters Peter and Erin Glaws Steve and Karen Peters Cathy and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gorirossi Gail and Allen Joseph Rura Tracy, Susan, Teresa, and Tammie Colleen, Bonnie, Judy, and Kristel Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Miller Mickey and Dawn Wyman Danny and Pam Gregg and Becky Dave Lavely and Shari Anderson Tammy and Laura Bill, Cindy, and Dusty Shetler Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wakefield and Family Sandy and Jim Tammy and Phil Dr. Strange Love Robert J. Graham Ace Gregory Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gregory Jim and Sandy Mitchell Sam and Mary Kathryn Martin Lori Harbison Betty and Paul Hedges and Amy Linda Martin and Tim LaMantia Alice and Don Smithley Kathi Smithley Randy Smithley Julie, Roger, Gina, and Bud Karen Black Curtis and Margaret King Susie King and Ken Norris Kelly Woodring and Craig Deemer Cathy Stiles Paula, Carla, Carol, and Karen Sue Marino Stacie, Valli, and April Mary and Craig Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Robson Donna and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Willard Allshouse Carol King Diann, Kim, Gena, and Karen 214 Index A Abbott, Allen 65. 66 Acknowledgements 220 Adams, James 8. 16. 18. 88. 91. 94. 105, 108, 111 Administrators 145 Advertisements 157 All Sports Club 110 Allen. Jeffrey 40. 46. 61. 82. 85. 88. 93. 97. 100, 118. 122 Allen, Jerry 155 Allshouse, April 84. 117, 138 Allshouse, Timothy 134 Altimus. Elizabeth 78. 94. 122. 150 Altimus. Paul 8. 10. 12. 18. 40. 43. 97. 100. Altimus. Thomas 126 American Field Service 88, 89 Anderson. Rhondi 48. 49. 82. 111. 114. 122 Anderson. Shari 6. 7. 8. 10. 12. 18. 52. 53. 77. 82. 83. 96. Ill Archery Club 112 Ardrey, Brian 40. 41. 93. 122 Arford. Beth 107. 138 Arford. Lori 84. 104. 130 Art Club 115 Ashcom. Johanna 114, 134 Astolos, Samuel 122 Astolos, Timothy 130 Athletics 33-71 Board of Education 144 Bobko. Lori 84. 89. 114. 134 Boring. Craig 19. 120 Boring. Douglas 126 Boring. Jerry 130 Boring. Joan 126 Boring. John 126 Boring. Karla 52. 58. 96. 122 Boring. Kerry 74. 134 Boring. Kevin 112, 130 Boring. Kim 19 Boring. Uni 74. 81. 89. 113, 114. 134 Boring. Roger 19. 109 Boring. Tammie 59. 71. 117, 130 Boring. Tammy 74. 81. 107. 138 Boske. Joseph 19 Boske, Kerry 34 Botteicher. Gregory 19. 120 Bouch, Gerald 130 Bracken. James 34 Bracken. Rhonda 7. 37. 79. 82. 88. 101. 111. 122 Brett. Kelly 77. 81. 89. 111. 130 Bnnker. Carol 74. 81. 113, 134 Brinker. Jeff 74. 82. 122. 125 Brown. James 47. 112. 130 Brown. Pamela 72. 113. 114. 134 B Baird. David 130 Baird. Debra 74. 76. 84. 104. 130 Baird. Edward 5, 126 Baird, Keith 130 Baird. Lisa 80. 126 Baird, Melissa 138 Baird, Michael 130 Baird. Patricia 138 Baird. Scott 74. 81. 130 Baird. Teresa 104. 113, 114. 134 Balencic. Annamarie 13. 18. 52. 53. 79. 92 Balencic, Christine 80. 130 Balencic. Renee 15, 59. 101, 117, 134 Balencic. Stephen 64. 118. 126 Band (Junior) 81 Band (Senior) 74-75 Barnhart, Cathy 113, 134 Bartlett. Donald 125 Bartow. Susan 5. 52. 54. 68. 70. 86. 93. 94. 96. 122 Baseball 34-36 Basketball Club (Junior high) 118 Basketball Club (Senior high) 118 Basketball. Girls’ JV57 Basketball. Girls’ Varsity 54-57 Basketball. Junior high 65-67 Basketball. J V 64 y Ttasketball. Varsity 60-63 A ,'an, Joanne 115, 153 V, Lynn 10. 11. 18. 68. 69. 70. 74. 75. 82. 83. 92. 96. 105. 108 BeaWms. Eugene 4. 8. 9. 10, 12. 18. 34. 35. 40. 42. 97. 100 Bealonis. Mary 59. 101, 117. 134 Beai john 84. 112. 138 Be-‘ j, David 74. 75. 82. 85. 88. 93. 95. 97. 98. 104. 108. 122 Bea Jonathan 130 Beeler. Rom” 82. 85. 99. 113, 122 Beeler. Wendy 58. 82. 88. 96. 98. 99. 104. 105. 126 Berw’td1 Bonnie 11. 51. 71. 84. 130 T 1. Karen 48. 82. 99. 108. 122 J . Robert 34. 109, 112, 154 j u.hett, Colleen 19 3erenbrok. Joan 102, 103. 151 Berezansky. Lisa 86. 89. 113, 114, 134 Berkey, Carole 19. 91. 94 Berkey. Kathy 72. 130 Bernabo. Russell 74. 84. 89. 99. 130 Betke, Janet 148 Betton. Sherry 70. 71. 94. 111. 114, 126 Betts. Timothy 122 Betz. David 84. 116. 138 Biss. Glenn 138 Biss. Steven 19 Black. Jennifer 122. 142 Blake. Phyllis 59. 89. 130 Bloom. Pamela 81. 134 Browning. Laura 52. 68. 82. 88. 99. 111. 129 Brudnak. Karen 74. 81. 84. 86. 107. 138 Bryson. Kerry 74. 76. 84. 104, 113, 130 Bryson. Thomas 60. 64. 118, 149 Bucklen. Todd 47. 110, 130 Buckles. Kelly 134 Burkett. Kimberly 102, 122 Burkett. Timothy 138 C Cafeteria Staff 156 Caldwell. Bonnie 59. 74. 81. 84. 89. 104. 105. 117. 130 Caldwell. George 138 Caldwell. Michael 84. 89. 98. 104. 113. 116. 130 Caldwell. Ronald 40. 46. 60. 64. 86. 97. 100. 118. 122 Callis, James 47. 110, 134 Cameron. Eugene 116, 149 Cameron. Ira 25 Cameron. Leslie 102, 111. 122 Cardarella, James 67. 138 Cardarella, Joel 2. 10. 12. 20. 40. 42. 97. 100 Cardarella. Kim 14. 52. 80. 96. 122 Carnahan. Milroy 144 Carney. Kelli 13. 51. 84. 86. 104. 111. 130 Catanese. Michael 126 Catanese. Tracy 70. 71. 78. 82. 88. 99. 104. 105. 108. 126 Cavallo, Richard 125 Cavallo, Ronald 134 Cheerleaders. Junior high 51 Cheerleaders. JV 50 Cheerleaders. Varsity 48-49 Chesla. Carla 48. 71. 82. 88. 96. 122 Chesla. Lisa 58. 80. 122 Chorus. Junior 84 Chorus. Senior 82. 83 Clark. Barbara 134 Clark. David 137 Clark. Joe 134 Clawson. Billie Sue 74. 81. 84. 86. 107. 113. 138 Clawson. Eileen 16. 20. 55. 91. 94. 96 Clawson. Kirk 20. 121 Colananm, John 13, 20. 40. 42. 120 Cole. George 66. 118. 134 Colson. John 138 Colson. Sherry 5. 52, 58. 96. 126 Colson, Tammy 134 Colson. Tina 59. 71. 84. 113, 131 Colson. Tracey 103. 107, 138 Condron. Angela 126 Condron. Lisa 20. 91. 94 Condron. Melony 84. 101, 103. 107. 138. 141 Connell. JoAnne 80. 88. 93. 99. 122 Conrad. Mary 7. 10. 20. 52. 53. 54. 55. 68. 69. 70. 71. 77. 82. 83. 88. 96. 105. 111 Conrad. William 2. 47. 65. 84. 110. 118. 131 Coombes. Michael 15. 20. 37. 38. 39. 88. 89. Ill Cooper. Lisa 74. 81. 84, 113. 114. 134 215 Coy. Gene 46. 100. 126 Coy. Herbert 112. 138 Craft. Edward 116. 138. 141 Craft. James 20. 86 Craft. Patricia 12. 21. 48. 49. 86. 91. 94. 104. 108 Craig. Charles 105. 115, 125 Cramer. Neal 21. 121 Crawford. Mary 114. 126 Crawford. Nancy 84. 131 Crawford. Perry 122 Crooks. Colleen 89. 99. 131 Crooks. Dianne 107. 138 Crooks. Patricia 88. 126 Crouse. James 138 Crusan. Angela 105. 126 Crusan. Damele 84. 101. 113. 114, 134 Crusan. Karen 131 Crusan. Lawrence 126 Crusan. I eroy 134 Crusan. Sandra 76. 94. 122 Crusan. Tamara 52 Crusan. Timothy 21. 146 Crusan. Vincent 47. 110, 118. 131 Csehoski. Brian 3. 37. 74. 126 Csehoski. Donna 3. 51. 84. 89. 131 Csehoski. Douglas 37. 74. 75. 97. 122, 125. 147 Cummings. Michael 84. 138 Custer. Barry 21. 109 Custer. Dan 47. 66. 110. 118. 134 Custer. John 138. 142 Custer. Melinda 131. 142 Custer. Thomas 138 Custodial Staff 156 D Dailey. Jeffrey 116, 138. 141 Dali. John Henry 13. 15. 21. 64. 88. 89. 97. 111. 118. 123 Davis. Beth Ann 135 Deemer. Allen 126 Deemer, Clinton 105. 133 Deemer. Jane Ann 139 Deemer. Todd 139 Deemer. Tracy 135 Dennison. Lynn 21. 114 Dennison. Ronald 126 Detwiler. Michael 37. 82. 88. 108. 116. 126 Devlin. Anita 113. 131 DeWitt. Stewart 123 Dickson. Ernest 131 Dillon. Janice 131 Dillon. Susan 89. 104. 105. 113. 131 Dipofi. Richard 40. 46. 100. 126 Dohoda, Patricia 48. 95. 98 Dohoda. Richard 3. 9. 11. 12. 13. 16. 21. 34. 36. 40. 42. 60. 61. 62. 82. 83. 86. 95. 97. 98. 100. 118 Dohoda, Stanley 86. 87. 155 Dragan. Christopher 47. 66. 72. 84. 110, 118, 135 Dubics. Thomas 135 Duncan. Paul 146 E Eighth Grade 134-137 Eckenroad. Franklin 104. 105, 108. 126 Eckenroad. Kim 84. 88. 103 107. 139 Elkin. Tracy 103. 107. 139 Ellsworth. Donna 135 Ellsworth. Harold 131 Emeigh. Edgar 139 Evans. Cathy 76. 99. 102. 113. 123 F Faculty 143-156 FBI,A 94 Ference. Patti 51. 81. 84. 89. 117. 134. 135 Ferris. Philip 7. 21. 34. 36. 74. 75. 82. 83. 98. 109 Ferris. Shari 74. 81. 84. 117. 139 FHA 114 Filat. Dawn 74. 81. 84. 107. 113. 117. 139 Fletcher. Beth 94. 127 Flickinger. Glenn 46. 64. 82. 100, 118. 129 Flickinger. Joseph 40. 46. 60. 64. 87. 100. 118. 126. 127 Flickinger. William 148 Foltz. Brian 46. 97. 100. 123 Football. Junior high 47 Football. JV 46 Football, Varsity 40-45 Football Club 100 Forensics Club 99 Foster. David 34. 40. 97. 100. 109. 123 Foust, Nathan 109. 129 Fox. Lisa 105. 135 Freshmen 130-133 Fromknecht. Michelle 133 Fuller. Glenn 40. 46. 60. 64. 97. 100. 118. 123 G Gable. Todd 34 Gahr. Pat 52 Galbraith. Daniel 2. .37. 74. 116. 127. 129 Galbraith. David 34 Galbraith, Edna Mae 22, 120 Galbraith. Geneva 135 Galbraith. James 22. 120 Galbraith. Ruth 114. 131 Galbraith. Viola 84. 139 Galbraith. Wendy 79. 86. 94. 101. 127 Gamble. Gina 16. 22. 88. 94 Gamble. Gregory 3. 47. 65. 84. 110. 118. 131 Garland. Brian 47. 84. 110. 118. 135 Garland. Crystal 131 Garland. Doug 65. 118. 131 Garland. Kathy 113. 139 Garland. Kelly 40. 46. 61. 82. 85. 100, 118. 123 Garland. Laura 123 Garland. Polly 5. 16. 22. 68. 74. 75. 90. 92. 94. 114 Garland. Rick 125 Garland. Sandra 22. 92. 94 Garland. Teresa 22. 76. 82. 83. 91. 94. 108 Gates. Lori 94. 114. 127 Geary. Debra 74. 81. 84. 107. 117. 139 Geary. William 16. 22. 34. 35. 40. 42. 45. 72. 82. 83. 97. 100 Gehlmann. Jeannette 13. 59. 111. 131 Gehlmann. Robert 38. 127 Gehlmann. Tammy 13. 123 Ghazi. Nabeela 15. 22. 68. 69. 88. 89 Gehring. Wayne 47. 84. 110, 118. 131 Gibson. Arthur 66. 74. 81. 84. 116. 118. 135 Girls' Glee Club 85 Girls’ Varsity Club 96 Glenn. Kenneth 108. 112. 147 Glessner, Gregory 108. 127 Glessner. Randy 47. 67. 110. 118. 139 Glusko. Kimberly 2. 51. 81. 84. 117, 135 Glusko. Tracy 2. 58. 77. 104. 126. 127 Golf Team 37-39 Gorirossi. Eugene 74. 81. 153 Gorirossi. Maria 3. 77. 94. 101, 127 Graham. Robert 23. 72. 75. 150. 188 Graham. Scott 81. 104. 113, 131. 142 Graloskv. Peter 5. 66. 74. 112. 118. 1$5 Graver. William 74. 82. 127 Gregory. Agatha 12 Gregory. Donald 9. 12. 23. 37. Grenke, Cathy 78. 94. 127 Hajjar. Anthony 67. 118. 139 Hall. Chris 133 Hall. Duane 82. 84. 85. 153 Hall. George 46. 100, 127 Hall. James 23. 109 Hall. Keith 47. 110. 133 Hall of Fame 8-9 Hall. Paul 40. 60. 63. 97. 100. 118. 123 Hall. Tammie 51. 68. 131 Hall. Tammv 125 Hamill. Alan 40. 46. 97. 100. 123 Hamilton. David 67. 118. 139 Hamm. Susan 105. 113. 135 Harbison. Lorraine 7. 14. 15. 23. 80. 88 Headrick. Richard 109. 149 Health Careers Club 113 Hedges. Amy 74. 81. 84. 101. 107. 113. 139 Helsel. Tammy 14. 74. 75. 82. 111. 114. 123 Helzel. Brenda 84. 89. 131 Helzel. Bruce 123 Heming. Beth 113. 114. 135 Heming. Carol 52 67 � br it'l •H zxd 216 Heming. Connie 81. 139 Homing. Gregory 133. 142 Heming. Harold 23. 109. 121 Heming. Laura 113, 131 Heming. Maria 114. 131 Heming. Randy 109. 125 Heming. Shaun 23. 120 Heming. Teresa 58. 96. 127 Henderson. Bruce 138. 139 Henderson. Dennis 3. 7. 34. 40. 45. 60. 97. 100. 118. 123. 125 Henderson. Ernest 47. 110. 131. 151 Henderson. Larry 40. 97. 100. 123 Henderson. Mary 23. 102 Henderson. Nadine 9. 11, 12. 23. 48. 49. 68. 69. 70. 86. 87. 88. 90. 93. 94 Henderson, Nina 51. 71. 111. 131 Henderson. Pamela 11. 48. 52. 88. 96, 111, 122. 123 Henderson. Paul 105. 123 Henderson. Philip 135 Henderson. Samuel 131 Henderson. Sandra 52. 82. Ill, 114, 127 Henderson. Shon 47. 67. 110. 118. 135 Henderson. Traci 74. 135 Hepner, Paula 79. 82. 123 Hetland. Thomas 139 Hiner, Richard 4. 40. 97. 142. 149 Hirsch. Michael 67. 84. 112. 118, 139 Hofecker. Michael 139 Hollen. Sonia 84. 114, 133 Hollman. Cynthia 127 Homecoming 12-13 Honor Guard 14. 76 Hood. Richard 112, 135 Horrell. Lorric 3. 14. 59. 77. 81. 89. 99. 101. Ill, 131. 142 Howard. Sally 24 Howard. Stephen 65. 74. 81. 116. 118, 131 Howard. Thomas 139 Howard. Tim 47. 65. 84. 86. 87. 110. 118. 130. 131 Howard. Wayne 151 Hudson. Natalie 113. 135 riuey. Thomasme 74. 113, 131 Hughes. Roberta 105. 139 Hughes. Virginia 105. 131 .Hunt, Christm 51. 84. 111. 131 Hunt, Darryl 129 Hunt. Eric 125 .i ton. John 139 J i9 J Tonathan 24. 82. 83. 88. 98. 104. 109. 116. 150 84 ilO. 135 .94. 150 r U. 127 Klauss. William 116, 131 Klavuhn, Karen 9. 13. 16. 25. 54. 55. 68. 69. 71. 88. 90. 93. 95. 96 Klavuhn. Kurt 60. 62. 63. 88. 95. 97. 118. 123 Knee. Kelly 84. 107. 117. 140. 141 Kolesar. Brian 66. 81. 86. 112. 135 Krause. Craig 25 Kuhar. Oscie 113. 154 L Langham. Jill 74. 81. 84. 107. 140 !,aurel Leaf Staff 92 Laurel Staff 90-91 Lavcly. Dave 6. 7. 34. 60. 64. 118. 123 Lavely. Randy 47. 72. 131 Lawlor. Patricia 92. 94. 150 Lawrence. Katherine 113. 135 Layton. Brent 5. 25. 111 Layton. Kristen 84. 117. 136 I azarowicz. Barbara 103. 131 Lazarowicz. Nancy 103. 140 leaders Club. Junior high 103 Leaders Club. Senior high 102 Lear. Lisa 74. 81. 131 Lear. Michael 105, 111, 123 Lear. Russell 25. 74. 75. 94. 115. 150 Lenhart. Chris 40. 93. 97. 100. 123 Lentz. Darla 111. 114. 127 Lentz. David 81. 112, 140 Library Aides 104 Library Club 105 Lichtenfels. Brian 67. 118. 140 Lichtenfels. Bridget 25. 80. 111. 114 Lichtenfels. Stacie 105. 117. 140, 146 Little. Christopher 140 Long. Douglas 67. 112. 140 Lorditch, Pamela 102, 113. 125 lorditch. Starlett 25. 88. 92. 94. 102 Lorditch. Teresa 113, 136 Lough ran. Brian 123 Lugwig. Donald 3. 47. 110. 134. 136 Ludwig. Morris 40. 46. 100. 127 Ludwig. Richard 65. 74. 81. 112. 118. 131 Ludwig. Rodney 67. 74. 81. 104. 112, 118. 140 Ludwig. Robert 66. 84. 87. 118. 127 Lupacchini. Joel 26 Luther. Amy 74. 81. 84. 105. 117. 132 Luther. Curtis 13. 34. 40. 46. 86. 93. 97. 101. 111. 124 Luther. Harold 84. 136 Luther. Kelly 6 Luther. Ted 37. 82. 116. 128 Lych. Michael 40. 46. 97. 100. 124 Lych. Tracy 59. 84. 114, 117, 132 Lynch. Barbara 113. 114. 136 Lynn. David 40. 46. 97. 100, 124 Lynn. Wendy 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 16. 26. 76. 82. 83. 85. 87. 88. 90. 94. 142 ’31 Beale Beab Beaiu. B c' Beatty, „ Beeler. Ron’ Beeler. v Be-’ r ... 142 K � . 88. 105. 127 ° 101 . 104. 105. 127 Vr. Br -.‘rr. K-” rr, • o %-iIlen, Susan 74. 81. 89. 114, 117. 131 ' Carol 6. 48. 49. 82. 88. 93. 95. 99. 108. 123. 125 (7). 47. 110. 140 urtis 40. 47. 110. 147. 142 King. Margaret 95. 96. 147 King. Susie 2. 9. 11. 24. 48. 86. 87. 88. 90. 93. 95. 98. 108 Kinnel. Kristine 84. 138. 140 Kinzey, Tammy 131 Kisamore. Darla 14. 16. 24. 76. 82. 83. 85. 88. 115 Kisamore, Owana 140 110. 118. 135 ‘0 M Mabon. Robert 12. 26. 37. 39. 97. 109. 155 Machak. Daniel 40. 41. 82. 85. 97. 99. 104. 124 Mack. Donna 102. 124. 150 Mack. Pat 2. 105. 122. 124 Mack. Raymond 133 Madeley. David 26. 142 Madeley. James 128 Madeley, Mark 124 Madeley. Stacie 71. 117. 132. 155 Magazine Campaign 101 Magnam. Linda 145 Majorettes 77 Marino. Lisa 78. 84. 89. 101. 114. 132 Marino. Richard 140. 142 Marino. Scott 104. 105, 128 Marino. Susan 3. 10. 12. 13. 16. 26. 79. 82. 83. 88. 91. 94. 114. 150 Marsh. Donald 132 Marsh. Gena 84. 114. 117. 136 Marsh, I ori 113. 114. 136 Marsh. Mark 82. 88. 105. 128 Marsh. Sherry 105. 117. 140 Marsh. Valli 105. 117. 140 Martin. Brenda 59. 101. Ill, 132 Martin. Linda 5. 26. 74. 75. 91. 94. 150 Martin. Todd 67. 118, 140 Matson. Mark 74. 81. 84. 136 Mayer. Amy 105. 140 McAdams. Joyce 26 McAdams. Lori 50. 102, 128 McChesney. Gregg 26 McChesney. Shirley 145 McClure. Gordon 141 McClure. Thomas 40. 60. 62. 63. 87. 89. 97. 100. 118. 124 McClure. Wendv 8. 12. 27. 54. 55. 68. 69. 70. 71. 86. 88. 89. 92. 94. 96. 101 McCreery. James 27. 74. 75. 83. 109. 142. 150 McCullough. Paula 4. 14. 77. 86. 88. 99. 108. 124 McDermott. John 128 McDermott. Patrick 34. 124, 148 McDonald. Alane 86. 87. 101. 107. 117. 138. 140 McDonald. Amy 14. 15. 52. 70. 71. 80. 86. 87. 96. 111. 128 McDonald. Annette 105. 113. 136 McDowell. Jeanne 55. 82. 85. 94. 122. 124 McGeary. Matthew 110, 132 McGeary. Michael 47. 61. 118. 124 McGinnis. David 112. 136 McGinnis. Deborah 81. 103. 114, 136 McGinnis. Richard 113, 132 McGinnis. Tamela 82. 94. 114. 128 McGarvey, Brinton 104, 105. 140 Mclntire, Darla 137 Mclntire. Robert 140 McKlveen. Ruth 140 McKowan. Sharon 50, 114, 128 McLaughlin. Kevin 84. 132 Mcl aughlin. Sharon 82, 85, 99. 108. 124 McMastcr, Glenn 84. 140 Merritt. Gayle 74. 81. 107. 113. 140 Merritt. Jay 47. 110. 132. 142 Merritt. Kelly 84. 117. 130. 132 Merritt. Kristine 51. 71. 81. 84. 89. 99. 132 Merritt. Paula 7. 71. 74. 75. 82. 94. 99. 101. 124 Miller. Daniel 40. 41. 82. 88. 93. 104. 124 Miller. Donna 74. 125 Miller. Mark 116. 136 Miller. Norman 104. 105. 129 Miller. Rebecca 5. 27. 90. 101 Miller. Steve 132. 142 Miller. Teresa 74. 81. 117. 136 Miller. Terri 104. 108. 128 Miller. Traci 104. 105. 132 Mitchell. Kristin 59. 86. 101. 138. 141 Moon. Alan 47. 110. 132 Morris. Karen 13. 16. 27. 90. 93. Ill Morrow. Van 128 Mundorff. Scott 3. 47. 65. 110. 118. 132. 142 Murphy. Jane 113, 114. 136 Murphy. Lisa 3. 13. 27. 77. 82. 83. 85. 88. 90. 99. 115 S National Honor Society 95 Nelson. James 66. 84. 118, 136 Nelson. Kimberly 8. 16. 24. 27. 54. 56. 68. 79. 82. 83. 88. 90. 96. 99. 101. 108 Nestor. Linda 27. 92. 102 Novak. Brian 60. 63. 118. 124 Novak. Lisa 80. 117. 132 O Organizations 73-118 Oswalt, Sharon 27. 92. 94 Overly. Glenda 28 Overly. Sam 136 P Page. Gerald 4. 11. 34. 40. 97. 100. 146 Page. Jeffrey 40. 46. 64. 100. 118. 128 Page. Scott 8. 28. 34. 36. 40. 42. 67. 97. 100 Pahach. Andrew 4. 52. 60. 118. 125. 142. 152 Pahach. Brent 28. 34. 35. 40. 43. 60. 61. 62. 97. 100. 118 152 Pahach. Susan 52. 82. 126. 128 Palko. Kathryn 155 Palko. Matthew 74. 81. 141. Palko. Sue 74. 81. 84. 113, 136 Palmer. Charles 112, 141 Palmer. Janet 16. 28. 88 Parker. Allison 59. 81. 84. 103. 107. 136 Parker. Matt 47. 110, 111. 132 Parks. Francis 142. 154. Parsha. Amy 74. 81. 84. 117. 136 Parsha. Geraldine 99. 132 Patterson. David 109, 125 Pecora. Anthony 34 Pecora. Nola 59. 68. 84. 89. 132 Penner, Ronald 34 Penrose. Roxanne 105. 141 Perian, Carl 87. 145 Perry. Denny 40. 97. 100. 124. 125 Perry. Lewis 141 Perry. Walter 132 Peters. Chris 2. 24. 28. 34. 36. 38. 39. 97 Peters. Cory 66. 74. 81. 116. 118. 136 Peters. Craig 141 Peters. Gina 50. 82. 99. 111. 128 Peters. Lila 90. 93. 148 Petrucci. Paula 74. 81. 105. 113. 132. 142 Pickup. Fred 87. 144 Pickup. Thomas 9. 28. 34. 36. 44. 86. 97 Piper. Charlotte 136 Pommettes 80 Potts. Craig 141 Potts. Michael 40. 46, 100, 128 Priest, Leta Gail 50. 105. 128 Prom 6-7 Powell. Christine 74. 81. 84. 89. 101. 103. 136 Pnsk. James 67. 84. 141 Pudliner. Ernest 149 Pugh. Janna 82. 94. 114. 128 R Ram Page Staff 93 Raneri, Anthony 129 Rager. Martin 25 Ray. Russell 40. 97. 100. 125 Rector. Rita 114. 128 Redilla. Kerry 137 Rego. Felicia 102. 113. 124 Research Club 108 Rhoades. Keith 28 Libblett, Linda 128 Riddell. Corey 47. 110. 136 Riddell. Kimberly 28. 68. 88. 90. 93. 99. 108 Rifle Team 79 Ritenour. Dorothy 52 Rilenour. Ernest 40, 46. 100. 128 Ritenour. Joel 12, 34 Ritenour. Joy 51. 71. 117. 132. 142 Ritenour. Karol 50. 71. 94. 99. 104. 128 Ritenour. Kimberly 86. 107, 113, 134, 136 Ritenour, Michael 116. 141 Ritenour. William 40. 46. 97. 100. 118. 124. 125 Robertson. Cheryl 153 Robertson. Susan 5. 29. 88. 90. 94. 99. 155 Robinson, Donna 137 Robinson. Robert 141 Robinson. William 141, 142 Roby. Thomas 29. 120 Roddy. Phillip 13. 29 Roddy. Vanessa 107. 148 Rolley, Barbara 84. 117, 141 Rolley. Lori 74. 81. 117. 132 Rosensteel. David 3. 128 Ruby. William 137 Rudnik, Michael 29 Rudnik, Robert 29 Rummell. Karen 76. 82. 94. 102. 123. 124 Rummell. William 84. 89. 116. 133 Rura. Joseph 37. 38. 39. 146 Rusin. Joel 34 5 Sapp. Barbara 133 Sapp. Dolly 29 Sarver. Ronald 40. 45. 93. 97. 100. 124 Sarver. Valerie 9. 11. 29. 78. 88. 90. 99. 108 Saxton. Susan 3. 52, 96. 101. 124 Schaller. Nancy 88. 98. 104. 105. 117. 154 Scholastic Quiz Team 98 Schwartzel, Romayne 111. 142. 148 Scott. Jeffrey 46. 82. 85. 97. 100. 124 Sekela. John 4. 40. 47. 110. 147 Sellers. Gary 40. 46 Sembiante. Angelo 151 Senior Day 10 Senior Directory 157-160 Seniors 17-32 Sepesy. Lynne 58. 96. 152 Seventh Grade 138-141 218 Shanner. Jeff 137 Shanner. Jerry 109. 129 Shanner. Patricia 141 Shannon. Karen 58. 96. 128. 129 Shaulis, Lori 128 Shearer. Alan 81. 84. 137 Shearer. Carol 3. 11. 30. 74. 75. 82. 83. 85. 88 Sheriff. Jeffrey 67. 74. 81. 141 Shctler. Debbie 30. 94. 114 Shetler. Gary 129 Shingler, Gregory 47. 110. 133 Shingler. William 40. 46. 60. 64. 100. 118. 124 Shirey. Karen 133 Shomo. Eileen 124 Shomo. Michael 84. 137 Shomo. Richard 125 Shomo. Thomas 133 Shomo. Timothy 30 Short. Chad 141 Short. Eddie 125 Short. Jeff 47. 65. 110. 118. 133 Short. Karen 74. 81. 133 Short. Robert 129 Shotgunners Club 109 Silk. Mike 133 Silk. Sandra 129 Silks 78 Simpson. Cheryl 6. 55. 82. 85. 99. 113. 125 Simpson. David (7) 74. 81. 84. 116. 141 Simpson. David (10) 34. 40. 46. 64. 100. 118. 129 Simpson. I urie 117, 141 Simpson. Lisa 59. 71. 84. 89. 99. 133 Sisitki. Craig 125 Ski Club 111 Slick. Steven 109. 125 Smith. Margaret 30. 68. 69. 70. 82. 83. 96. 105. 108 Smith. Nadene 102. 115. 125 Smithley. Kathi 8. 11. 12. 13. 16. 30. 78. 82. 83. 88. 91. 94. 104. 114 Snyder. Anne 142. 154 Snyder. Chris 112. 133 Snyder. Eric 129 Snyder. Joseph 2. 4. 38. 39. 129 Snyder. Judy 51. 71. 84. 117. 133 Snyder. Kevin 129 Snyder. Stephanie. 12. 30. 72. 82. 83. 86. 88. 90. 93. 99. 101. 108. Ill Snyder. Tammy 133 Softball 52-53 Solich. Patrick 40. 97. 100. 122. 125 Sophomore Class 126-129 Sowers. Randy 30. 74. 75. 82. 83. 104. 142 Spangler. Cindy 49. 82. 85. 99. 125. 142. 148 Spangler. Teresa 59. 117. 133 Speech and Drama Club 107 Spongier. Harold 137 Spory. Mollie 114, 152 Slanislaw. Roger 30. 121 St. Clair. Sheila 29. 54. 56. 92. 94. 96 Stewart. John 11. 12. 31. 40. 43. 93. 97. 100 Stickle. Pamela 94. 150 Stiffey. Kimberly 129 Stiffey. Tyler 84. 137 Sliffler, James 67. 84. 141 Stiles. Cathy 94. 125 Stiles. Gary 31. 105 Stiles. Mary Anne 89. 99, 148 Stiles. Tammy 52. 58. 82. 85. 88. 96. 99. 126. 129 Stuart. Richard 47. 67. 110. 133 Student Advisory Committee 87 Student Council 86 Student Forum 87 Stufft. Shawn 47. 89. 110. 133 Stutzman, Brian 34. 64. 74. 75. 118, 129 Stutzman, Jams 117. 137 Suschak. James 47. 110. 137 Suschak. John 84. 137 Suschak. Michael 47. 110, 133 Suschak. Paul 125 Sutter. Edward 7. 8. 31. 74. 75. 82. 83. 87. 88. 142 Swank. Tracy 107. 137 Swatsworth, David 67. 118, 141 Swatsworth. Robert 47. 65. 110. 118. 133 Tantlinger. Janice 37. 74. 84. 89. 101. 104. 105. 117, 133 Tantlinger. Peggy 82. 85. 94. 99. 125 Tantlinger. Sue 133 Tantlinger. Vaughn. 82. 88. 104. 105. 129 Tarter. Thomas 47. 108. 133 Taylor. Denise 103. 141 Telford, Michael 133 Thompson. Heidi 58. 96. 102. 125 Thompson. James 141 Thompson. Jeffrey 31 Thompson. Joe 133 Thompson. Patricia 129 Toth. Mary 125 Toy. Bcrton 66. 148 Track and Field Club 117 Trimble. William 31 Troyan. Richard 24. 31. 40. 43. 45. 82. 97. 100 Tutokey. Mark 133 Tutokey. Michelle 137 V Ulm. Darla 74. 81. 84. 89. 103. 114. 137 Underclassmen 119-141 V Van Kirk. James 54 Varsity Club, Bovs 97 Varsity Club. Girls % Vocational-Technical Students 120-121 Volleyball, JV1 Volleyball. Varsity 68-70 W Wahl. Dale 68. 91. 94. 150 Wakefield. Ileene 31. 48. 88. 99. 108 Wakefield. Janet 74. 85. 101. 105, 129 Walker. Paulette 84. 101, 103. 107. 141 Walls. Lisa 74. 81. 84. 89. 137 Waters. Daniel 31. 34. 36. 40. 43. 97. 100. 146 Watson. James 40. 82. 97. 100. 125 Wedge. Doreen 32. 88. 94. 114 Welshons. Brian 47. 137 Wesner. Mollie 151 West. Dean 40. 41. 97. 125 West. Karen (Miller) 125 Whipkey. Jesse 133 Whipkey. Robert 47. 66. 84. 110. 118. 137 Williams. Melissa 84. 137 Williams. Tami 81. 141 Wmgard. Lynn 32. 52. 53. 54. 55. 88. 91. 94. 96. Ill, 115. 150. 155 Wisner. Sheila 82. 94. 102. 123. 125 Wolf. Julie 50. 129 Woodring. Kelly 32. 78. 91. 94. 155 Wyman. Scott 123, 125 Wynn. David 74. 81. 112. 133 Wynn. Diann 59. 86. 104. 107. 113. 134. 137 Wynn. Don 129 Wynn. Donna 32. 52. 53. 79. 94. 102 Wynn. Mike 112, 133 Y Yaworski. Michael 66. 116. 118. 137 Yeager. Jim 116. 137 Yeager. Patricia 32. 102, 120 Yeager. Sandra 129 Yeager. Thomas 129 Yonker. Diana 14. 32. 54. 56. 68. 80. 82. 83. 90. 96. 99. Ill Yonker. Doug 84. 112. 118. 141 Z Ziegenfus. Susan 32. 54. 56. 92. 94. 96 Zimmerman. Jeffrey 74. 84. 133 Zufall. LouAnn 113. 133 Table of Contents 3 T The 1980 Laurel staff would like to thank the following persons for their assistance in the production of this yearbook: Mrs. Peters for working long hours after school and at home on layouts, copy and headlines. Mr. Sylvan Pinto for his assistance with the cover and color pages. The journalism class for picture identification and scorekeeping. The Laurel Valley administrators, teachers and students for their cooperation on picture days. Mr. Wahl and the business staff for conducting another successful magazine campaign that enabled us to meet our expenses. Gradler Studios for their outstanding photography and technical assistance for the school photographers. Polly Garland for managing to get Lisa’s radio to add some cheer to Room 207. 1 v i )Vcxd vCvC. W cr c ''i0 ° nnya nse fj ■v f 220