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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

Volume 32 Laurel Valley High School New Florence, Pennsylvania Seniors- 19 Athletics-33 Organizations-67 Underclassmen-117 Faculty-143 Advertisements-157 As we step We must not As the students of Laurel Valley step toward their futures, they clear a path for others to follow. Seniors advance to their destinies, while the underclassmen step up for new challenges. Yet as we look back now, we must remember to set our sights forward and step towards tomorrow. Class of ’84 selects Hall of Fame 6 Above: Most Talented - Melissa Williams, Chris Dragan Below: Nicest Smile - Shon Henderson, Lani Boring Below: Most Likely to Succeed - Patti Fer-ence, Joe Clark Above: Greatest Gift of Gab - Chuck Lepsch, Teresa Baird Below Left: Best Dressed - Corey Riddell, Kelly Buckles i Gfcbft Ii � JL tV Above Right: Class Clowns - Jim Yeager, Kim Riten-our Below: Friendliest - Pam Bloom, Bryan Kolesar Above: Most Athletic - Tess Miller, Bobby Ludwig Below: Most School Spirit - Mike Yaworski, Diann Wynn Above: Most Musical - Cory Peters, Lisa Cooper Below: Nicest Eyes - Tyler Stiffey, Daniele Crusan Below: Most Daring- Darcy Taggart, Hal Luther Below: Beauty and Brawn - Lisa Berezansky, Jim Suschak 7 1983 Prom rates The 1982-1983 Junior-Senior Prom, Up Where We Belong, was a night that will be remembered by all. The Grand March was held at the high school. The stage was decorated to have the appearance of walking through the clouds on a winding staircase. A standing room only crowd looked on as Lisa Simpson was crowned Prom Queen. The theme song, “Up Where We Belong”, was sung by Melissa and Tami Williams. Art Gibson escorting Sue Palko. Prom Queen Lisa Simpson. high among students 1982 Junior Officers and Escorts: Mrs. Schwartzel. Cory Peters, Chris Chuck Lepsch escorting Tracey Colson. Powell, Annette McDonald, Russ Ray. Kim Glusko, Scott Baird. Amy Parsha, Wayne Warfel. Getting down at the dance” Tammy Colson and her escort enjoy listening to the evening's music provided by France. A variety of activities followed the dance. The movie. An Officer and a Gentleman was shown, a hypnotist performed a show that caught everyone's attention, and many couples worked at their skills of bowling and pool. An early morning breakfast was provided for the couples by the Lord Ligonier Inn. Victory Highlights This year’s Homecoming, Just You and I, was highlighted by the Ram’s glorious victory over Meyers-dale by the score of 14-6. Jim Sus-chak and Kelly Buckles were crowned as King and Queen by last year’s royal couple, Todd Bucklen and Kelli Carney. After the Ram victory, Laurel Valley couples attended the Homecoming dance where they danced to the sound of the band Dancer. Food for this year’s Homecoming was catered by Annie’s Restaurant in Bolivar. 10 Homecoming Celebration Hal Luther, Kim Ritenour Bryan Kolesar, Annette McDonald Tyler Stiffey, Lisa Berezansky Oklahoma! delights Play cast members: Row 1- Mike Caldwell, Kelly Carney, Mike Shirey, John Houston, Joe Clark, Kristie Merritt, Jim Yeager, Row 2- Jon Beatty, Alan Shearer, Dave Simpson, Steve Howard, Rusty Bernabo, Chris Tantlinger, Chris Dragan, Wayne Gehring, Cory Peters, Mike Shomo, Dick Stuart, Row 3- Allison Parker, Darla Ulm, Amy Luther, Nola Pecora, Kelly Merritt, Kim Glusko, Lorrie Horrell, Bonnie Bendel, Bonnie Caldwell, Kim Tosh, Tami Williams, Susan Killen, Gerri Parsha. large audience “Oklahoma! Where the wind comes whipping down the plain”—Where many L.V. students came to know the thrills of performing in a high school musical. The advisor, Mr. Duane Hall, worked with everyone from the cast for four weeks prior to the performances which ranged over a three-night period. Large crowds applauded the exemplary efforts of the student actors. Seniors receive recognition 14 at final home game The 1984 Laurel is dedicated to Andy Pahach who leaves Laurel Valley after 36 years of service as a teacher, coach, and friend. Officers lead seniors Above: Senior Class Officers- Co-vice President Jim Nelson, President Lani Boring, Secretary Lisa Walls, Treasurer Diann Wynn, Co-vice President Annette McDonald. 18 in various activities Timothy Ross Allshouse Tiny Bolivar Vo-Tech Big man on the football team ... has wavy brown hair and brown eyes . . . enjoys hunting, fishing and nice cars . . . favorite color is black ... “Can’t hurt steel” ... can be seen with Nate, Garland, Joe and Jim . . . hopes to get a job. Johanna Jill Ashcom Jo Seward Academic Quiet girl who enjoys shopping, swimming and studying ... often seen with Tracy, Lisa, Pam, Lori and Valerie .. . will always remember all the fun in chem. lab . . . values her stereo . . . plans to become a registered nurse. Teresa Kay Baird Birdie R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Peppy girl who will be remembered for always having an excuse ... member of the Senior Hall of Fame and FBLA ... hobbies include horseback riding and talking . . . special talent for skipping classes . . . dislikes getting up early and snobs. Renee Elizabeth Balencic Nae New Florence Business Education Likes sunny days, chewing gum and watching T.V.... can be seen with Diann, Teresa and Jane . . . will be remembered for skipping classes . . . has traveled to Maryland. Canada and Florida... business school or Army are possible futures. Cathy Darlene Barnhart Kay Bolivar Business Education You don’t know, do you?” .. . enjoys typing class . . . has blonde hair and hazel eyes ... member of Laurel Business Staff . . . values her car and ring . .. likes Eric Estrada and Days of Our Lives . . . future plans include marriage. Lisa Marie Berezansky Bee R. D. 2, Seward Academic Pretty girl who likes the beach and sleeping ... member of the Homecoming Court and Senior Hall of Fame ... actively involved in A.F.S. and yearbook staff... co-captain of the silk squad . . . dislikes getting up early . . . will always remember Ocean City. Pamela Suzette Bloom Pam New Florence Academic Friendly girl who represents the senior class on the student forum . .. special talents include singing, playing the flute and painting ... member of Senior Hall of Fame, band and chorus . . . will always remember being in “Little Green Riding Hood”. Lori Jo Bobko Shorty New Florence Academic Cute girl with bright blue eyes and brown hair ... cocaptain of the rifle squad . .. values her cats ... likes B-94 FM and the color blue ... will be remembered for her lack of height... can be seen with Lisa, Patti, Crispern, Pam and Jo. Kerry L. Boring Kerry B. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Mechanically inclined boy who enjoys hunting and snow-mobiling ... can be seen with Brian, Jim and Jay ... future plans include staying out of jail . . . likes fast cars, four-wheel drives and Willie Nelson . . . dislikes school. Lani Kai Boring Lan New Florence Academic Pretty president of the senior class and vice-president of AFS . . . likes M M’s, puppies and the color pink . . . member of the Hall of Fame, Homecoming Court and silk squad . .. sleeps in her spare time ... future plans include college. Carol Diane Brinker Carol R. D. 1, Ligonier Business Education Friendly girl with green eyes, blonde hair and dimples ... will always remember a certain bowling party . .. chosen for Who’s Who Among American High School Students ... member of the Laurel Business Staff . .. plans to become a secretary. Pamela Sue Brown Pam R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Petite cheerleader with blonde hair and green eyes... likes Porsches, pizza and the color blue . . . seen with Carol, Teresa, Kim, Jane and Kelly ... will always remember Mr. King’s biology class ... plans to attend college for accounting. Kelly Jean Buckles Kelly R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Very attractive Homecoming queen and varsity cheerleader ... president of AFS... voted best-dressed girl in the senior class .. . seen with Kristen, Amy, Karen, Billie Sue and Jane . . . will always remember the short term exchange to Maryland. James Martin Callis Midget Seward General Good-looking member of the Homecoming Court and Varsity Club ... talented football and baseball player... dislikes English, Italian teachers and stuck-up people ... seen with Mike, Tyler, Bobby and Bryan . . . plans to join the Army. Joseph Dale Clark Joe Bolivar Academic Very intelligent guy with red hair . . . likes free periods, steak and computers... works on family farm and garage.. . has traveled to Florida, Missouri and Canada . .. member of the yearbook staff, Boy Scouts and Hall of Fame. Tammy Lynn Colson Tammy Seward Vo-Tech Four-year member of the volleyball team ... likes movies, pizza and being with her friends . . . can be found with Michelle and Barb ... most valued possession is Wayne ... plans to attend Pittsburgh Beauty Academy and then get married. Lisa Jean Cooper Coopes R. D. 3, New Florence Academic Very talented girl with big brown eyes and curly hair . . . member of the Senior Hall of Fame . .. likes rainbows, 96 FM, the color green and cute guys ... dislikes Physics ... “Not quite”... will be remembered for her laughing ability. Daniele Marie Crusan Danieie R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Pretty girl with nice eyes ... member of the Hall of Fame and rifle squad . . . likes the color purple, swimming and John Stamos... dislikes airheads... can be seen with Greg, Annette, Darcy, Janis and Sue . . . will attend business school. Daniel Edward Custer Teke Seward Business Education Tall guy who likes hunting, pizza and Eddie Murphy . . . member of the baseball and basketball teams . . . can be seen with Stubby... “Are you cereal?”... dislikes Mondays and chemistry . . . favorite subject is accounting. Beth Ann Davis Beth R. D. 1, New Florence Occupational Education Quiet girl who enjoys listening to Christian tapes . . . has traveled to California and Mexico ... likes French fries, fish and going swimming ... “I love you” . . . seen with Jim Short, Lottie and Kim Marsh . . . will always remember meeting Jim. Tracy Lee Deemer Dino R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Nice guy with blue eyes and wavy hair ... enjoys hunting, fishing and archery .. . has outstanding eating abilities ... seen with Barb, Jody, Moose, Terry and Rick ... values his necklace . . . dislikes people who drink. Jon Christopher Dragan Dragon Bolivar Academic Good-looking football player who likes lasagna, swimming and the VIP . . . member of varsity and football clubs . . . talented member of chorus ... values his stereo ... can be found with Buzz, Mr. Y., Hal and Art . . . plans to attend college. Thomas P. Dubics Tom Seward Vo-Tech Nice guy with blue green eyes and brown hair... likes fast cars, pizza and the Three Stooges ... can be seen at Roadway gas station . .. plans to join the Marine Corps ... will always remember that one special girl. Patti Marie Ference Hickey-Do Seward Academic Very outgoing captain of the rifles . . . likes The Police, T-bone steaks, and Square Pegs . . . seen with Stacie, Crisper, Lori, Billie Sue and Hedge... three year member of National Honor Society .. . plans to major in biology. Lisa Diane Fox Lis Seward Academic Tall girl with a nice personality . . . likes baseball, pizza, Spanish class and General Hospital . . . can be seen with Lori, Jo, Pam, Valerie and Tracy... will remember flooding the chem lab . . . future plans include college. Geneva Susan Galbraith Nev R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Quiet girl with brown eyes... likes Italian food, riding bikes and her dog Lady... dislikes school and getting up early... has traveled to Ohio and West Virginia ... can be seen with Lottie. Brian K. Garland Moose R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Likes parties, hunting, trapping and steak ... favorite hangout is “the bench’’ . . . will be remembered for always being a friend . . . values his gun . . . can be seen with Hitman, Tim, and Jim T. . . has a tattoo. Arthur Van Gibson Gibby New Florence Business Education Handsome guy with blue eyes and brown hair ... valuable member of the baseball team . . . can be seen with Cory, James and Lani... dislikes pushy people and know-it-alls.. . will be remembered for his inside-the-park grand slam. 23 Kimberly Ann Glusko Kim Seward Academic Captain of the cheerleaders who enjoys skiing, swimming and reading . . . member of the Homecoming Court and A.F.S... has served as a Special Olympics volunteer... will be remembered for being clumsy . . . will attend college then enter the service. Peter Donald Gratosky Pete Bolivar Academic Nice looking guy with brown hair and blue eyes . . . will always remember the 1983 band trip . . . has participated actively in band and weightlifting club . . . most valued possession is his drum set... will join the Navy and then attend college. Nelly Guillaume Nena New Florence Business Education Pretty exchange student from Venezuela . . . hobbies include bike riding and dancing... favorite subject is typing.. . will be remembered for not speaking English . . . can be seen with Melissa and Patricia ... values her Spanish Eng-lish dictionary. Bethann Rosella Heming Pibb New Florence Business Education Pretty girl with blonde hair and hazel eyes . . . enjoys Journey, Pink Floyd and Winnie the Pooh . . . will be remembered for her constant smile ... values her stereo .. . will always remember the Neil Young concert... Really”. .. plans to attend college. Philip Eugene Henderson Phil R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Enjoys hunting, fishing and trapping . . . has brown hair, hazel eyes and a nice smile ... favorite subject is lunch ... likes the A-Team . . . can be seen with Barb, Mike, Tom, Randy and Greg . . . values his '67 Ford . . . will always remember his senior year. Shon David Henderson Shon R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Good-looking football player who was voted nicest smile in the Senior Hall of Fame ... enjoys hunting and fishing ... dislikes Chemistry II and Physics ... member of the yearbook staff . . . future plans still undecided. Traci Lynn Henderson Traci New Florence Business Education Cute girl with brown eyes and brown hair... member of the majorette squad . . . has traveled to Florida, Virginia and New Jersey ... likes popcorn. French fries and typing . . . can be seen with Karen, Kim and Janis. Richard Lee Hood Rich New Florence Vo-Tech Slim guy whose hobbies include model railroading and four-wheeling ... likes to watch The A-Team and Knight Rider . . . doesn’t like the Tech bus . . . can be seen with Doug and Eric . . . “Go for it” . . . can be found at the N.F. firehall. 24 Richard Charles James Char Bolivar Business Education Will be remembered for always being there when you need him... likes John Cougar, fried chicken and pizza... enjoys listening to B-94 FM . .. “Oh really?” ... can be seen with Mike H. and Brinton M.. . dislikes beets, liver and prunes. Michael John Kelly Kell R. D. 2, Seward Academic Funny guy who enjoys computer literacy... special talents include being able to make quick remarks . . . has a job repairing swimming pools . . . likes all food . . . favorite hangout is the mall . . . dislikes English. Rodney Bryan Kolesar Samurai Seward General Good looking guy with a dark complexion . . . hobbies include hunting, fishing and karate... dislikes being yelled at . . . spends spare time jogging and riding motorcycles . . . actively involved in band and chorus... member of National Guard. Katherine Irene Lawrence Rennie R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Nice girl likes camping, Michael Jackson and trig . .. has traveled to Florida, Ohio and Texas ... member of Leaders Club, Varsity Club, and the basketball team ... Go for it”.. . values her car . . . future plans include college. Kristen Ann Layton Kris New Florence Academic Friendly girl who has a special talent for riding horses . . . likes the beach, unicorns, Kenny Rogers and Robert Frost. .. “No problem” ... values her American Saddlebred, Captain Question Mark . . . plans to become a jockey. Charles Allen Lepsch Chaz Seward General Crazy guy who will be remembered for always making people laugh ... member of football team and Varsity Club. . . likes Pepsi, racing, sports and hunting . . . dislikes loud mouth people and baseball... plans to join the Coast Guard. Theresa Lee Lorditch Theresa R. D. 3, New Florence Business Education Petite girl with blonde hair and hazel eyes ... spends spare time watching T.V. and lying out in the sun . . . dislikes stuck-up people and rainy days ... can be seen with Cathy, and Lori... has traveled to Arizona, Canada and Virginia. Donald Robert Ludwig Bob New Florence Academic Very talented member of the baseball, football, and basketball teams . . . values his tennis shoes . . . has traveled to Hershey, Lancaster and Canada ... member of Homecoming Court and Hall of Fame ... spends spare time sleeping. Harold Edward Luther Hal R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Good looking member of the football team, Homecoming Court and Senior Hall of Fame... values his ’76 Mustang... likes rainy days, snow covered woods and fall . . . will be remembered for falling asleep while on lifeguard duty. Barbara A. Lynch Peanut Seward Vo-Tech Short girl with blonde hair and green eyes... likes English, math and Vo-Tech ... dislikes getting up early and snobby people ... can be seen with John, Michelle and Tammy ... plans to get a job after graduation. Gena Marie Marsh Gener Bolivar Business Education Sweet girl with blue eyes and blonde hair . . . hobbies include roller skating and checking out guys ... seen with Theresa, Diann, Alane and Kelly ... always will be remembered for having a polite smile . . . will attend college. Mark Edward Matson Sheik R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Tall guy with brown hair and blue eyes ... member of the band... likes cold, snowy winters and pretty girls... values his snowmobile . . . dreams of living in Alaska . . . will be remembered for always being polite. Annette Colleen McDonald Annette R. D. 1, Seward Business Education Attractive member of the Homecoming Court and National Honor Society ... captain of the silk squad ... selected for Who’s Who Among American High School Students . . . likes going to the movies, dances and skating . . . vice-president of senior class. Deborah Ann McGinnis Debbie R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Nice girl with curly hair . . . likes the colors purple and green . .. hobbies include swimming and watching TV .. . can be seen with Kelly, Gwen, Teresa, Carol and Pam . . . has traveled to Ohio, New York and Virginia. Mark Ryan Miller Duck Seward Academic Member of National Honor Society . . . hobbies include bowling, racquetball, reading and writing... “Take it easy” ... will always remember attending United High School for a month .. . plans to attend college for six to eight years. Theresa Marie Miller Tess Seward Academic Very talented athlete . . . member of Senior Hall of Fame and band ... likes Eddie Murphy, pizza and English ... will be remembered for asking stupid questions . . . valuable basketball, volleyball and softball player. Jane Elizabeth Murphy Jane R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Quiet girl with green eyes and brown hair... fan of Stephen King, Pat Benetar and Billy Joel . . . dislikes people who crack their knuckles, cloudy days and accounting... will be remembered for always getting in trouble for chewing gum in gym class. James Wayne Nelson Jim Bolivar Vo-Tech Good-looking guy who dislikes English, stuck-up girls and hard guys... favorite hangout is “the pizza factory” ... has been to South Carolina, Virginia and North Carolina . . . “Buzz Off” .. . plans to stay single. Susan Marie Palko Paco R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Secretary of Varsity Club with hazel eyes . . . hobbies include making pizzas and subs... likes smurfs, stromboli and blueberry popsicles ... dislikes physics ... seen with Lisa, Tess, Darcy, Annette, Chris, Carol and Amy ... will go to college. Allison Frances Parker Allison New Florence Academic Cute and crazy girl with blue eyes . . . likes panda bears, Stevie Nicks and macaroni and cheese ... will be remembered for her acting ability ... seen with Krissy, Lisa and Diann . .. always a friend. Christine Shelly Powell Crisper Bolivar Academic Friendly girl with green eyes and brown hair ... secretary of AFS and treasurer of the band ... will always remember getting a rose from Mr. Rura . . . seen with Sue, Patti and Lori... will be remembered for always having long nails. Corey Joseph Riddell Clown R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Crazy guy who likes sport cars, good looking girls and Eddie Murphy ... plays football and basketball. .. seen with Bob, Shon and Jim . . . will be remembered for his unique laugh and walk . . . member of the Senior Hall of Fame. Kimberly Sue Ritenour Kim R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Pretty captain of the majorette squad . . . member of the Homecoming Court, Senior Hall of Fame and Laurel Business Staff... vice-president of Student Council... “Whot”. .. special talent for singing and twirling... dislikes getting up early. William Daniel Robinson Bill Bolivar Vo-Tech Nice guy who works in his spare time . . . will be remembered for carrying a wallet full of money . . . values his motorcycle . . . dislikes English class and riding the Vo-Tech bus . . . future plans include the Army. Amy Lynn Parsha Lips R. D. 2, Seward Academic Pretty feature twirler ... held Miss Majorette title ... first runner-up on the Homecoming Court and president of the Student Council . . . was chosen for Who’s Who Among American High School Students ... Whot”... will attend college. Walter K. Perry Ralph Seward Vo-Tech Nice guy with brown hair and brown eyes ... enjoys going to the movies and pizza... dislikes mouthy girls and American Cultures II.. . Hey you” ... can be seen with Randy and Russ .. . favorite hangout is Chuck’s Body Shop. Cory Ray Peters Corny New Florence Academic Good-looking member of the Senior Hall of Fame and band . . . plays the sax and juggles . . . likes Men at Work and watching TV ... dislikes bossy people, long tests and homework ... can be seen with Joe, Jim and Bryan ... will go to college. Charlotte Rose Piper Lottie R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Nice girl with brown hair ... likes Michael Jackson, Prince and telling jokes... works at the Frosty Way... “Oh yah”. .. seen with Beth, Geneva, Beth Ann, Mike ... values her dog Roach .. . member of the honor guard. Terry Jon Schnavely Terry New Florence Academic Always well-dressed ... likes witty people and good food ... has traveled extensively . . . active member of AFS and forensics . . . enjoys reading, traveling and swimming . . . values his collection of sixties music . . . will go to college. Alan Lee Shearer Dubo New Florence Academic Friendly guy who plays basketball . . . likes lunch, A. P.’s speeches and pizza... hobbies include fishing and hunting. .. “Control your hormones ... seen with Stubby, Art, Teke and James . . . plans to attend I.U.P. Michael David Shomo Mike R.D 1, Bolivar Business Education Witty guy with brown hair and green eyes . . . likes good friends, Loverboy, parties and talking . . . “That's just tough . . . will be remembered for always talking and joking around . . . dislikes English class . . . will always remember play practice. Valerie Lynn Short Val Seward General Nice girl with blue-green eyes ... likes going shopping and computer class . . . dislikes stuck-up people and Current Issues . . . values her driver’s license . . . seen with Lori, Tracy, Jo and Lisa... will always remember almost passing out in gym. Tyler Michael Stiffey Buzz Bolivar General Good-looking guy with blue eyes and a winning smile . . . member of the Hall of Fame and Homecoming Court. . . participated on the football and baseball teams . . . likes woodshop, hunting and fishing ... Leave me be” ... will join the Navy or Coast Guard. Janis Elaine Stutzman Stutz Seward Business Education Crazy girl on the basketball team . . . likes pizza, B-94 FM and shorthand... dislikes vocabulary... “Sorry”... will be remembered for eating all the time . . . seen with Amy, Dawn and Kristine . . . plans to attend business school. James Ronald Suschak Jimmy R.D. 1, New Florence Academic Good-looking Homecoming King . . . likes joking around, springtime and making people happy ... talented member of the football team ... voted best-looking guy in the Senior class . . . will always remember his “one someone.” John H. Suschak John R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Quiet boy with green eyes and brown hair .. . member of Vo-Tech yearbook staff . . . likes friendly people, Vo-Tech and autumn days . . . can be seen with Michelle, Barb and Tammy . . . “Spare me of your good nature” . . . Jimmy’s twin. Tracy May Swank Tracy New Florence Business Education Cute girls with brown eyes and brown hair . . . likes B-94, cats and lying out in the sun . . . will always remember being in Bye Bye Birdie ... can be seen with Johanna. Paul and Charlie . . . will become a beautician. Darcy Lynn Taggart Darce R. D. 1. Bolivar Business Education Talented member of the basketball and softball teams . . . has pretty blue eyes and brown hair . . . likes goofing off. weekends and giving people ... named most daring girl in the Hall of Fame... can be seen with Annette, Paco. Amy. Mitchell and Hedgey. Michelle Ann Tutokey Toke Seward Vo-Tech Quiet girl with blue eyes . . . has traveled to Florida and Virginia . . . fond of Craig, pan pizza. Journey and Caddy-Shack ... favorite foods include lasagna and fried chicken.. . “Just a tad”. Darla Marie Ulm Darla Marie Ligonier Academic Pretty drum major and flutist with brown hair and blue eyes . . . has recently traveled to Canada. California and Mexico . . . president of Interact and student director of band . . . likes English. Mr. Kerr's classes and Spanish. Lisa Michelle Walls Lisa Seward Academic Pretty cheerleader with green eyes and brown hair . . . member of the Homecoming Court... likes cars, the beach and the color blue . . . class secretary . . . will always remember her sophomore year ... seen with Allison. Bee and Lani. Brian Welshons Brian Ligonier Vo-Tech Friendly guy with blonde hair . . . hobbies include racing motorcycles and hunting... will be remembered for sleeping in school.. . values his motorcycle and van ... can be seen with Jim N. and Jim S. � Melissa Jean Williams Melissa New Florence Academic Attractive girl with naturally curly hair... talented singer. .. favorite foods are chop suey and pizza... hobbies include painting, bike riding and singing... will be remembered for constantly singing... I’m sorry”... can be seen at Peck’s. Diann Wynn Diann Bolivar Academic Peppy cheerleader... voted girl with the most school spirit . . . hobbies include dancing, talking, biking and writing poetry ... will be remembered for getting jello stuck on the ceiling at lunch . . . “Gag me with a valley girl”. Michael Joseph Yaworski Stubby Seward Business Education Handsome and talented athlete with green eyes . . . has recently traveled to Michigan and Virginia . . . fond of Rodney Dangerfield and 48 Hours ... will be remembered for having a beard since ninth grade . . . member of the Senior Hall of Fame. James Michael Yeager Mr. Y. Bolivar Academic Tri-community ambulance member . . . likes the VIP, Michael Jackson, McDonalds and Bolivar ... member of yearbook staff and Student Council... voted class clown in the Senior Hall of Fame ... can be seen with Joe, Cory, Corey and Shon. Ronald W. Cavallo Hitman R. D. 1, Ligonier Vo-Tech Friendly guy with black hair and brown eyes . . . likes hunting, fishing and teasing girls... favorite hangout is the Ligonier parking lot... values his car and guns ... plans to find a well-paying job after graduation ... photo not available. Class of ’84 steps toward tomorrow 32 Baseball team earns 1983 Baseball Team - Front Row: Randy Lavely, Rick Ludwig, Greg Gamble, Bill Conrad, Chris Tantlinger, Tim Howard, Scott Baird, Kevin McLaughlin. Row Two: Todd Martin, Tyler Stiffey, Arthur Gibson, Mike Yaworski, Bobby Ludwig, James Callis, Scott Mulligan. Row Three: Doug Rowland, Bobby Bendel, Dan Custer, Jim Stiffler, Jeff Sheriff, Wade Hall, Blaine White. 34 playoff spot The 1983 Rams' baseball team enjoyed a fine season. Coaches Page and Bendel led the team to an 11-0 regular season. The Rams competed in the Johnstown Vo-Tech Tournament early in the season. Although they defeated Vo-Tech in the first game they lost to United in a 6-0 shutout. The team progressed through the regular season undefeated until the Kiski Prep Tournament. There the Rams defeated Latrobe by the score of 11-1, but their hopes for a title were cut short as Kiski slid by the Rams 2-1 in the championship. Though unable to capture the championship in either tournament, the Rams did qualify for the Tri-County League championships. In the intersectional playoff, L.V. started off on the right foot by defeating Central Cambria by the score of 13-7. This win allowed L.V. to move into the championship series, a best out of three match-up against Forest Hills. Each team won one of the first two games leading to a showdown for the title. The deciding game saw Forest Hills defeat the Rams by the score 7-5. The Rams finished the season with a 13-4 chart, second in the Tri-County League and first in the hearts of their fans. Coaches Page and Bendel 1983 Baseball Conemaugh Valley 5 Laurel Valley 10 Indiana 4 Laurel Valley 5 Indiana 6 Laurel Valley 11 Blacklick Valley 6 Laurel Valley 14 United 3 Laurel Valley 5 Marion Center 4 Laurel Valley 9 Blacklick Valley 4 Laurel Valley 10 Marion Center 13 Laurel Valley 14 Marion Center 1 Laurel Valley 6 Kiski Prep Tournament Latrobe 1 Laurel Valley 11 Kiski Prep 2 Laurel Valley 1 Johnstown Vo-Tech Tournament Vo-Tech 0 Laurel Valley 2 United 6 Laurel Valley 0 Tri-County League Playoffs Central Cambria 7 Laurel Valley 13 Forest Hills 5 Laurel Valley 6 Forest Hills 8 Laurel Valley 7 Forest Hills 7 Laurel Valley 5 Seniors enjoy James Callis Dan Custer Catcher 3 years First Base 4 years Bob Ludwig 36 Third Base Art Gibson 4 years Shortstop 4 years successful season Outfield Cory Peters 3 years Outfield Tyler Stiffey 3 years Mike Yaworski Outfield 3 years Managers - left to right: Mike Blankenbicker, Kevin Brett, Mike Hofecker, Keith Hudson, and Ken Licken-felt. 37 Girls’ softball team shows 1983 Softball Team- Front Row: Sue Palko, Kim Glusko, Darcy Taggart, Stacy Madely, Brenda Martin. Tammy Boring, Patti Ference, Danielle Crusan. Row Two: Colleen Stiffey, Bea Luther, Lisa Bere- zansky, Lisa Fox, Kris Layton, Amy Hedges, Kristen Mitchell, Row Three: Bridgette Peters, Erin Murphy, Dawn Filat, Tracey Colson, Denise Taylor, Tess Miller, Coach Pahach. 38 The 1983 girls’ softball team had a tough season, but the girls kept their spirits high and worked hard at improving their basic skills. enthusiasm throughout season Seniors- Front Row: Daniele Crusan, Sue Palko. Lisa Fox, Lisa Berezansky. Row Two: Kim Glusko, Tess Miller, Darcy Taggart, Kris Layton, Patti Ference. Check out that arm! Varsity strives for Varsity Team - Front Row: Bob Ludwig, Corey Riddell, Jim Suschak, James Callis, Tyler Stiffey, Hal Luther, Chris Dragan, Shon Henderson, Jim Yeager, Tim All-shouse, Mike Yaworski, Chuck Lepsch. Row Two: Mike Ritenour, Louie Perry, Jim Stiffler, Chris Cardarella, Mike Hofecker, Jeff Sheriff, Todd Martin, Nelson Johnson, Dave Swatsworth, Matt Palko, Randy Glessner, Rick Marino, Dave Hamilton, Brett Kerr. Row Three: Head coach Jerry Page, Kevin Neuner, Eric Luther, Bob Ben-del, Rick Brinker, Pat Plachta, Dave Horvath, Blaine White, Ken Lickenfelt, Mark Welshons, Steve Crusan, Scott Mulligan, John Bihon, Wade Hall, assistant coach Richard Hiner, JV coach Wayne Howard. The 1983 Laurel Valley Ram varsity football team, led by head coach Jerry Page and assistants Richard Hiner and Wayne Howard, finished a tough gridiron season with a record of 2-7. Although the team suffered a disappointing, injury-riddled season, many underclassmen gained valuable experience and are looking forward to a promising season in 1984. Coaching staff - Front Row: Assistant Junior High Coach Gary Sellers, Head Coach Gerald Page, Junior High Coach John Sekela. Row Two: Assistant Coach Richard Hiner, JV Coach Wayne Howard. 40 victories despite injuries Terry Schnavely, Trainer-3yrs. Arthur Gibson, Trainer -3yrs. 1983 Ram Football LV Opp. 8 Penns Manor 26 0 Saltsburg 14 16 Berlin 0 0 Ferndale 16 16 Meyersdale 6 8 Conemaugh Valley 22 6 Shade 20 0 Blacklick 36 6 United 28 Managers Greg Page and Mark Telford 41 Spirited seniors lead Above: Jim Suschak 5’8” 163 lbs. Fullback, Monster - 3 years Above: Bob Ludwig 6 3” 162 lbs. Tailback, Halfback - 3 years Above: James Callis 5 7” 149 lbs. Swingback, Halfback - 3 years Below: Shon Henderson 5 9” 149 lbs. End, Linebacker - 3 years Below: Corey Riddell 6 1” 185 lbs. End, Def. End- 3 years Below: Chuck Lepsch 5 9” 132 lbs. End, Halfback - 3 years varsity team Above: Jim Yeager 6’0” 152 lbs. End, Def. End - 1 year Below: Tyler Stiffey 5’8” 162 lbs. Guard, Linebacker - 3 years Above: Chris Dragan 6’0 195 lbs. Center, Def. End - 3 years Below: Hal Luther 5’9” 171 lbs. Tackle, Def. Tackle - 2 years Moments of excellence from Ram season JV builds for the future Junior Varsity Football Team, Row 1- Crusan, John Bihon, Jim Stiffler, Row 3-Scott Mulligan. Gordon McClure, Ed Kevin Neuner, Pat Plachta, Dave Hor-Lawrence, Jim Yeager, Louie Perry, vath, Eric Luther, Dave Hamilton, Bob Row 2-Bob Bendel, Rick Brinker, Steve Bendel. Coach Wayne Howard The JV Rams team found two wins in their abbreviated season. The team first defeated Ferndale by a score of 6-0, then dropped their next decision to United 26-8. In the third game the Little Rams came back to defeat Blacklick 8-0. In the final contest the Rams fell to Blairs-ville by the score of 22-6. Junior high gains experience Junior High Football Team, Row 1-Mike Kerr, Eric McClure, Rick Ludwig, Brad Martin, Kirby Bryson, Rusty Jasper, Darren McClure, Mark Flickinger, Dave Sherriff, Mike Blankenbicker, Scott Bernabo, Row 2-Bud Riffle, Scott McCoy, Jeff Mundorff, Chad Guaetta, Mark Rich- ards. Tom Pardee, Tom Mundorff, Bob Crooks, Keith White, Curt McClure, Scott Clark, Row 3-Terry Shank, Billy Hirsch, Scott Little, Don James, Joe Patton, Mike Hamilton, Shawn Wynn, Ron Duschak, Mike James, Jim Trimble. The junior high football team spent much of their season perfecting the basic passing, blocking and tackling skills. Hard work, determination and team effort helped them to a 3-3 record. The junior Rams opened with a loss to Meyersdale, but rebounded quickly to defeat Berlin and Conemaugh Valley. A 42-0 trouncing of Shade was the high point of the season. Losses to Ferndale and Blacklick Valley closed the books on a .500 season. Coaches John Sekela and Gary Sellers 47 Golf team gains Golf Team - Front row: Mark Berezansky, Doug Rowland, John Huston, David Simpson, Mike Kelly, Dave Lentz, Rodney Bender, Doug Bloom. Row two: Coach Bert Toy, Chris Long. The golf team is showing promise for a winning season next year with an all-returning team. Doug Rowland qualified for District 6 and was a medalist in the Appalachian Conference Championship. Mark Berezansky had a hole-in-one this year. 48 valuable experience Varsity girls work hard Girls’ Basketball, center - Coach Bowman, clockwise from upper left - Janis Stutzman, Amy Hedges. Tess Miller, Darcy Taggart, Kathy Lawrence, Laura Rosensteel, Karen Gehring, Amy Parsha, Karen Brudnak, Beth Troyan, Laurie Simpson, Kristen Mitchell, Below right - Coach Dave Bowman. Seniors display leadership Janis Stutzman Tess Miller Darcy Taggart Amy Parsha Kathy Lawrence 51 Junior varsity improves skills Junior Varsity-Bow 1- Beth Troyan, Karen Gehring, Ka- Laura Rosensteel, Kristen Mitchell. Amy Hedges, Kaihy ren Brudnak, Laurie Simpson, Row 2-Janis Stutzman, Lawrence.Amy Parsha, Coach Bryson. Left-Coach Thomas Bryson, Above-Managers-Sue Palko, Lisa Cooper, Billie Sue Clawson, Monica Peters, Lani Boring. Junior high builds for future Girls’ Junior High Basketball Team, Row 1-Stacy Parks, Allison Burkett, Deneen Jones. Row 2-Tammy Callis, Karen Merritt, Kathy Merritt, Kathleen Moore. Row 3- Melanie Shatzer, Lisa Closson, Terri DeWitt. Row 4-Tracy Merritt, Angie McDonald, Heather Mundorff, Jodi Stiles. Below Left, Managers-Christine Penrose, Susannah Hall, Yvonne McCurdy. Cagers rebound at midseason Varsity Basketball Team, left to right - Jeff Sherriff, Scott Mulli- Bobby Ludwig, Alan Shearer, David Swatsworth, David Hamil-gan. Darren McClure. Dan Custer, Corey Riddell, Doug Long. ton. Kneeling - Coach Andy Pahach. In a season marking the finale to a stellar career for a beloved coach, the varsity Ram basketball team struggled through an early season victory drought. Team work, dedication, and a never-give-up attitude paid off, however, as the Rams put together a late-season winning streak to finish the 1984 campaign with an 8-14 chart and a berth in the District 6 playoffs. 54 Assistant Coach Alan Abbott and Head Coach Andy Pahach Senior standouts Bob Ludwig, Guard Forward Alan Shearer, Center Shooting Varsity Results Laurel Valley 38 Saltsburg 55 Laurel Valley 34 Marion Center 42 Laurel Valley 56 Blairsville 39 Laurel Valley 48 Saltsburg 59 Laurel Valley 34 Forest Hills 53 Laurel Valley 31 United 32 Laurel Valley 32 Blairsville 37 Laurel Valley 31 Blacklick Valley 32 Laurel Valley 53 Ferndale 34 Laurel Valley 44 Portage 51 Laurel Valley 32 Bishop Carroll 54 Laurel Valley 48 Conemaugh Valley 58 Laurel Valley 60 United 39 Laurel Valley 46 Portage 45 Laurel Valley 56 Blacklick Valley 54 Laurel Valley 37 Bishop McCort 71 Laurel Valley 50 Conemaugh Valley 49 Laurel Valley 54 Penn Cambria 52 Laurel Valley 41 Bishop Carroll 46 Laurel Valley 37 Penn Cambria 50 Laurel Valley 34 Bishop McCort 56 Laurel Valley 55 Ferndale 41 Managers- Bob Crooks, Bryan Baird, and Tom Pardee. % some hoops 57 Pahach honored at last game On Thursday. February 16, 1984, head basketball coach Andy Pahach was honored prior to the Rams’ last home game. After 36 illustrious years at the helm of Ram basketball. Pahach is closing the books on a very successful career. His cumulative record of 538-349 ranks him as one of the winningest coaches in PA sports history. His presence will be greatly missed by all those who have come to associate Andy Pahach with Laurel Valley’s winning tradition. Good luck. Coach! 58 J.V. shows off talents Junior Varsity Team - Mark Berezansky, Stanley Moore, Scott Doug Rowland, Dave Swatsworth. Kneeling - Coach Alan Ab-Mulligan, Bill Sears, Noel Lickenfelt, Doug Long, Dave Lentz, bott. The Ram Jayvees struggled through a 6-16 season while working to develop the skills needed to move up to the 1985 varsity squad. Their determination and effort was quite evident however, even in their losses, as they kept most of their opponents to close scores with a tough defense. 59 Junior high teams show Ninth Grade Team. Row 1 - Kevin Stutzman, Greg Scott Clark. Rick Ludwig, Kirby Bryson, Brad Martin, Page. Noel Nepa, Rusty Ludwig. Mike Hamilton, Scott Kerr. Mark Richards. Row 2 - Coach Novak, Dave Sherriff, promise of future success Eighth Grade Team - Brian Custer, Scott Sherriff, son, Jim Trimble, Rob Hudson. Kneeling - Coach Tom Rick Ludwig, Eric Machak, Keith White, Jerry Claw- Bryson. Seventh Grade Team - Brady Caldwell, Robert Tay- Langham, Greg Walker, Matt Gailey. Kneeling -lor, Rick Hill, Chad Tantlinger, Brian Custer, Troy Coach Bryson. 61 Volleyball spikers and setters Varsity Volleyball Team, clockwise - Amy Hedges, Tess Miller, Kristen Mitchell, Krissy Layton, Shari Patti Ference. Daniele Crusan, Annette McDonald, Ferris. 62 Coach Sally Howard Pattie Ferrence 4 years are lead by senior standouts Tess Miller 3 years Daniele Crusan 2 years Annette McDonald 4 years Krissy Layton 2 years J.V.’s strive for perfection JV Volleyball Team, seated - Bea Luther. Patricia Gehring. Christy Hirsch, Lori Beard, Marianne Stanislaw. Standing -Amy Hedges. Christina Rolley, Debbie Arford. Brigette Peters. Melanie Shatzer. Heather Mundorff. Kristen Mitchell. Shari Ferris. Below left - Coach Ken Glenn. Below right managers - Stacy Gall, Jill Langham, Lindsey Tantlinger, Valerie Short, Monica Peters, Lori Arford. Bump, set, spike . . . WIN Class of ’84 wins again The annual Student Council Powderpuff Football game was held on Sunday, October 30. Cold, rainy weather greeted the eager participants on both the junior and seniors squads. The contest ended with a 44-6 victory for the senior girls. The halftime entertainment was provided by the pep band and appreciated by all those in attendance. Spirited squad leads Varsity Cheerleaders, Row 1-Lisa Walls, Diann Wynn. Row 2- Kelly Buckles, Tracey Colson, Gayle Merritt. Row 3-Shari Ferris, Dawn Filat, Tami Williams, Captain Kim Glusko, Pam Brown, Alane McDonald. rousing cheers at games Senior Cheerleaders, front-Lisa Walls, Pam Brown. back-Diann Wynn, Kim Glusko, Kelly Buckles. The varsity cheerleaders spend many hours practicing their intricate routines throughout the year as they lend support to the Ram basketball and football teams. 69 J.V. cheerleaders show school spirit J.V. Cheerleaders - Standing, from left to Walls, Christy Hirsch. Sitting: Debbie Ar-right: Trisha Merritt, Beth Banko. Center, ford, Paula Kerr, from top to bottom: Brigitte Peters, Betsie 70 Junior high cheerleaders lend support Junior High Cheerleaders - Top: Tonia Cieslo. Center: Stacie Gall, Kelly Cole, Nicole Saula, Lisa Bobko. Bottom: Lori Beard, Patricia Gehring. 71 Marching Rams delight Marching Band, Row 1-Karen Gehring, Laura Rosensteel, Jill Lear, Therese Garland, Charlotte Piper, Traci Henderson, Debbie Geary, Karen Brudnak. Row 2 -Kim Ritenour, Donna Hughes, Amy Parsha, Darla Ulm, Mr. Gorirossi. Row 3- Tom Layton, Pamela Wakefield, Rita Harr, Matthew Gailey, Karen Merritt, Tammy Callis, Tracey Helsel, John Shaver, Tracy Merritt, Brady Caldwell. Row 4-Me-lony Condron, Lori Bobko. Sean Gailey, Karen Layton, Eve Henderson, Patty West, Kristen Graff, Yvonne McCurdy, Missy Luther, Randi Jasper, Kelly Stiffey, Beth Troyan, Rhonda Kinsey. Row 5-Tracy Elkin, Rayla Peters, Gwen Jones, Kristin Langham, Carol Ritenour, Lindsey Tantlinger, Tammy Fulcomer, Mary Ann Ewt, Debbie Wakefield, Sandra Kay, Susanah Hall, Julie Shirey, Paula Ewt. Patti Ference. Row 6-Kelly Swank, Tom Garland, Jill Langham, Tess Miller, Chris Powell, Sue Palko, Lisa Cooper, Carol Brinker, Colleen Stiffey, Pam Bloom, Jerri Clawson, Darren Gailey, Billie Sue Clawson. Row 7-Dan-iele Crusan, Rodney Bender, Jeff Norris, Kevin Brett, Chris Long. Alan Shearer, Mark Matson, Pete Gratosky, Dave Simpson, Cory Peters, Mike Shirey, Mike Brown, Amy Hedges. Row 8-Annette McDonald, Lisa Berezansky, Lani Boring, Erin Murphy, Missy Baird, Kristen Mitchell, Barb Rolley, Teresa Simpson, Angela McDonald, Chris Rolley, Gwen Bucklen, Debbie McGinnis. Bclow-Band Director Eugene Gorirossi. halftime audiences Senior Band Members - Seated: Chris Powell, Alan Shearer. Sue Palko, Carol Brinker, Pete Gratosky, Lisa Cooper. Darla Ulm. Standing: Cory Peters, Tess Miller. Mark Mat-son, Pam Bloom. Majorettes brighten halftime shows Majorette Squad-Kneeling: Debbie Geary, Jill Lear, Cap-Feature Majorette Amy Par- tain Kim Ritenour, Karen sha. Standing from left to right: Brudnak, Traci Henderson, Ka-Co-captain Laura Rosensteel, ren Gehring. Under the leadership of head majorette Kim Ritenour, the majorette performances pleased the halftime crowds time after time during the 1983 football season. Specially choreographed routines complimented the band’s musical performances. Feature twirler Amy Parsha was highlighted in several numbers. Seniors- From left to right: Traci Henderson, Amy Parsha, Kim Ritenour. 74 Silks add flair to halftimes Silks- From left to right: Kristen Mitchell, Christine Donald, Angie McDonald, Barb Rolley, Below left-Rolley, Co-captain Lisa Berezansky, Debbie McGin- Seniors: Annette McDonald, Debbie McGinnis, Lani nis, Lani Boring, Erin Murphy, Missy Baird, Gwen Boring, Lisa Berezansky. Bucklen, Teresa Simpson, Captain Annette Mc- The talented silk squad performed at parades and halftimes, maneuvering their red and black flags in intricate routines. 75 Rifle team aims for precision Rifle Squad, from left-Kelly Swank, Billie Sue Clawson, Amy Hedges, Captain Patti Ference, Daniele Crusan, Rhonda Kinsey, Co-Captain Lori Bobko. The rifle squad displayed skill and precision as they added their own flair to the halftime shows and parades. Captain Patti Ference provided the leadership and patience in making the group a success and an asset to the Ram marching band. Seniors-Co-Captain Lori Bobko, Daniele Crusan. Captain Patti Ference. 76 Guard proudly displays colors Honor Guard, Left to Right-Therese Garland, Lottie Piper, Me-lony Condron, Donna Hughes, Tracy Elkin. The honor guard precedes the band at all parades and football games. Members work in precision while ably lending identification to the group they so proudly lead. 77 Senior Lottie Piper Band officers lead the way Band Officers - Seated: Vice-President ing: Treasurer Chris Powell, Secretary Pete Gratosky, President Bryan Kole- Sue Palko, Assistant Student Director sar, Student Director Darla Ulm. Stand- David Simpson. 78 Musicians begin training in junior high Junior High Band. Row 1-Brady Caldwell, Joey Walls. Tom Layton, Matt Gailey, Tracy Merritt, Rita Harr, Patti Lambing, Pam Wakefield, John Shaver, Eve Henderson. Row 2-Karen Merritt, Karen Layton, Randi Jasper, Tracey Helsel, Kelly Stiffey, Lisa Queer, Tammy Callis, Sean Gailey, George Yaconi. Row 3-Julie Shirey, Melissa Luther, Kris- ten Graff, Yvonne McCurdy, Susanah Hall, Paula Ewt, Gwen Jones, Tom Garland, Sam Closson, Sam Andrews. Row 4-Christina Lambing, Sandra Kay, Lindsey Tantlinger, Darren Gailey, Carol Ritenour, Janet Payne, Tammy Fulcomer, Mary Ann Ewt, Mike Brown, Chris Long, Rusty Jasper. The junior high band, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Gorirossi, meets two days a week. During practice the young musicians work on perfecting their skills while playing many different types of music arrangements from marches to popular songs. 79 Senior high chorus includes Senior High Chorus, Row 1-Mr. Hall, Geneva Galbraith, Donna Hughes, Tammy Heming, Karen Brudnak, Shari Ferris, Lori Bobko, Erin Murphy, Missy Baird, Chris Rol-ley, Laura Rosensteel. Row 2-Mike Skavang, Traci Henderson, Tami Williams, Kelly Buckles, Chris Powell, Darla Ulm, Billie Sue Clawson, Kristen Mitchell, Trisha Merritt, Debbie Arford, Christy Hirsch. Row 3-Alan Shearer, Stephanie Miller, Melissa Williams, Teresa Simpson, Barb Rolley, Tracy Swank, Johanna Ashcom, Colleen Stiffey, Kristine Kinnel, Gwen Bucklen, Debbie Geary. Row 4-Curt King, John Huston, Dave Hamilton, Jim Stiffler, Kim Glusko, Janis Stutzman, Chad Short, Lisa Cooper, Diane Wynn, Allison Parker, Barb Coy, Row 5-Dave Lentz, Bridgette Peters, Amy Hedges, Serena Ellermeyer, Bryan Kolesar, Cory Peters, Chris Dragan, Mike Shirey, Mike Shomo, Kevin Brett. At right, officers, from top right-Student Director Cory Peters, Vice-President Diane Wynn, President Chris Dragan, Treasurer Chris Powell, Secretary Allison Parker. many enthusiastic vocalists Senior Chorus Members, How 1-Lori Bobko, Mike Shomo. Kelly Buckles, Diane Wynn. Kim Glusko. Lisa Cooper. How 2-Darla Ulm, Chris Powell. Traci Henderson, Johanna Ashcom. Row 3-Allison Parker, Melissa Williams. Janis Stutzman, Tracy Swank. Row 4-Alan Shearer. Chris Dragan. Cory Peters, Bryan Kolesar. Below, County Chorus Participants - Chris Dragan, Kim Glusko, Cory Peters, Bryan Kolesar, Mike Shomo, Darla Ulm. The senior high chorus works hard all year in preparation for the annual Christmas concert, variety show, and spring concert. Mr. Duane Hall is the vocal music instructor and director of the chorus. 81 Young vocalists enjoy music Junior High Chorus, Row I - A.J. Williams, Allison Burkett. John Shaver, Bonnie Craig, Becky Kinnel, Tracy Merritt, Trish Garland, Karen Layton, Mary Jo Swatsworth. Tina Jarvis, Laura Brendlinger. Row 2 - Mr. Hall, Matt Gamble, Bill Hirsch, Mike James, Mike Wynn, Eric Pickup, Scott Buckles, Mark Cummins, Lorie Currie, Julie Peters, Lisa Short, Jodi Lepsch, Heather Williams. Row 3 - Rita Harr. Mary Ann Ewt, Stacy Gall, Paula Peters, Gwen Jones, Stacy Parks, Rocky Jo Croyle, Julie Shirey, Jenny Lentz, Veronica Ardrey, Cindy Clark, Candy Fox, Lisa Bobko. Row 4 - Angie Rolley. Lisa Closson, Kathleen Moore, Missy Luther, Vicky Kinsey, George Yaconi, Greg Page, Tonia Cieslo, Patricia Gehring, Melanie Shatzer, Sandra Kay. Dennis Eckles, Lindsey Tantlinger, Carol Ritenour, Heather Mundorff. Row 5 - Chad Guaetta, Mike Batemari, Steve Shank. Sam Andrews, Rob Dipofi, Melissa Rager, Janie Payne, Gerri Clawson, Paula Gorman, Kelly Cole, Sharon Williams, Kirby Bryson, Kristen Gehring. The junior high chorus is made up of a very large group of energetic vocalists. Directed by Mr. Duane Hall, the group works quite hard at preparing for their annual Spring Concert. Their performances are generally well-received by a large audience. 83 Representatives handle responsibilities Homeroom Representatives, Row 1-Lani Boring. Chris Powell, Darla Ulm, Renee Balencic, Allison Parker, Jason Brown. Row 2-Kristen Mitchell. Amy Hedges, Alane McDonald. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Jodi Lepsch. Row 3-Jill Lear. Kevin Brett, Scott Mulligan. Karen Merritt, Eve Henderson. Row- 4-Kirby Bryson, Sandra Kay, Lori Beard, Monika Peters. Cindy Clark. Students share in decision making Student Advisory Committee. above-Kristen Mitchell, Diann Wynn. Kim Ritenour, Lani Boring, Darla Ulm, Wade Hall, Greg Page, Karen Merritt. Below left, staff advisors-Mr. Pickup, Mr. Perian. Below right. Student Forum Representa- tives-Pam Bloom, Serena Ellermeyer. 85 NHS recognizes outstanding students National Honor Society Members-Front Row: Joe Clark, Dillon, Bonnie Caldwell, Kelli Carney, Kelly Brett, Chris Bobby Ludwig, Mark Miller, Mike Caldwell, Dave Simp- Powell, son. Row two: Annette McDonald, Amy Luther, Susan Students who become members of the National Honor Society must meet and maintain high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. These qualities are considered when the faculty elects new members each year. A special candlelight induction service welcomes the new members each spring. National Honor Society Inductees Front Row: Chris Powell. Mark Miller, Annette McDonald. Row two: Bobby Ludwig, Joe Clark, Dave Simpson. in traditional candlelight ceremony NHS Officers - Secretary Bobby Ludwig, Treasurer Joe Clark, Vice-President Chris Powell, President Patti Ference, Sponsor Mrs. Margaret King. Student Council promotes Student Council. Row 1 - Brady Caldwell, Joey Walls, Heather Williams. Melanie Shatzer, Heather Mundorff. Betsie Walls, Kevin Stutzman. Row 2 - Kristen Gehring. Lisa Bobko. Paula Kerr, Beth Banko. Kristine Kinnel, Kristen Mitchell, Shari Ferris, Bobby Croyle. Dennis Eckles, Mr. Hall. Row 3 - Tyler Stiffey, Curt King. Bryan Kolesar, Jim Prisk, Jim Yeager, Cory Peters. Amy Parsha, Diann Wynn, Kim Ritenour. The Student Council at Laurel Valley is a very active organization. Members of the council are responsible for operating the school bookstore and changing the school’s outdoor bulletin board. They also sponsor the annual Powderpuff football game as well as a dance sometime during the school year. 88 many varied activities EASONS BHPBPW FROM YOUR|J|l C RIENDS ATTTI JJ LAUREL VALL Officers, sealed - Kim Ritenour, Kristen Mitchell. Standing - Amy Parsha. Diann Wynn. Sponsor Mr. Duane Hail. 89 AFS chapter Senior High AFS Committee: Row 1-Lori Bobko. Pam Brown, Jane Murphy. Erin Murphy. Laura Rosensteel, Gwen Bucklen. Karen Brudnak. Alane McDonald. Dawn Filat, Debbie Arford. Debbie Geary. Patti Ference, Chris Powell. Row 2-Mrs. Schaller, Tami Williams. Kelly Buckles. Billie Sue Clawson. Kristen Mitchell. Lani Boring, Lisa Berezansky. Lisa Walls. Kristine Kinnel, Colleen Stiffey, Darla Ulm, Nelly Guillaume. Row 3-Kim Ritenour, Chad Short. Teresa Simpson. Johanna Ashcom. John Huston. Jeff Sherriff. Brinton McGarvey, Kevin Brett. Terry Schnavely. Melissa Williams. Joe Clark. Row 4-Kim Glusko, Chris Dragan. Cory Peters. Hal Luther. Dave Lentz. Jim Yeager. Lisa Cooper. Amy Hedges. Serena Eller-meyer. Lisa Fox. Alan Shearer. Dave Simpson. Below left, faculty advisor. Mrs. Nancy Schaller. 90 welcomes Nelly AFS Family-Melissa, Nelly, Sharon, and Tami. The Laurel Valley Chapter of the American Field Service served as host to Venezuelan Nelly Guillaume during the 1983-84 school year. Nelly, who resided with the Bruce Williams family of New Florence, served as hostess for many AFS activities at Laurel Valley including the annual Winter Weekend festivities. Literary Staff creates pages of memories Mrs. Donna Bennett, Advisor Laurel Literary Staff, Row 1-Sue Palko, Lisa Cooper, Lisa Berezansky, Lani Boring. Row 2-Miss Diana Graw, Jim Yeager, Joe Clark, Shon Henderson, Cory Peters. Below right, Editors-Lisa Berezansky and Lani Boring. DEADLINES—the dreaded word in Room 207. But ... with patience and hard work, the Laurel literary staff successfully fulfilled layout and copy requirements for every deadline. It was with their efforts and determination that this collection of Laurel memories was possible. 92 Business Staff handles finances Laurel Business Staff, Row 1-Mike Yaworski, Mr. Wahl, Art Gibson. Row 2-Annette McDonald, Kim Ritenour, Dan Custer, Gena Marsh, Beth Heming, Cathy Barnhart, Debbie McGinnis, Carol Brinker, Pam Brown. Assistant auditor Mike Yaworski, auditor Pam Brown, business manager Carol Brinker. business manager Annette McDonald. The Laurel business staff, under the direction of Mr. Wahl, works hard to manage the magazine sales and take yearbook orders. It is their responsibility to handle all of the financial and advertising concerns involved in the production of the yearbook. 93 Ram Page Staff reports news Ram Page Staff, Row 1 - Lisa Berezansky, Lani Boring, Buckles, Diann Wynn, Lisa Fox, Joe Clark, Chad Short, Daniele Crusan, Lori Bobko, Jane Murphy. Row 2 - Renee Mrs. Stiles. Row 4 - Dave Simpson, Bill Sears, Lisa Cooper, Balencic, Dawn Filat, Tracey Colson, Kendra Kerr, Kathy April Allshouse. Row 5 - Rodney Ludwig, Jim Yeager, Garland. Row 3 - Debbie McGinnis, Janis Stutzman, Kelly Kim Ritenour, Mark Miller. The Ram Page staff is responsible for writing, editing, and taking photos for the monthly page in The Ligonier Echo. They report on current LV news to keep the local communities up-to-date and well informed. Editors, left to right - Lisa Cooper, Lani Boring, Advisor Mrs. Stiles, Jim Yeager, Joe Clark. Interact promotes involvement Laurel Valley Interact Members, seated - Bryan Kolesar, Darla Ulm, Lani Boring. Standing - Christy Hirsch, Natalie Hudson, Lisa Cooper, Chris Powell, Corey Peters. The Laurel Valley members of Interact, together with students from Ligonier High School, work hard at promoting community activities. Under the direction of members of the Ligonier Rotary Club, these young people set an example of good citizenship for others to follow. 95 FBLA promotes leadership Future Business Leaders of America, Row 1-Tammy Heming, Jane Murphy, Gena Marsh, Daniele Crusan, Annette McDonald, Amy Parsha, Traci Henderson, Debbie Geary. Row 2-Jill Lear, Teresa Baird, Carol Brinker, Janis Stutzman, Jill Langham, Kim Eckenroad, Barb Rolley, Pam Brown. Row 3-Miss Lawlor, Denise Taylor, Traci Colson, Dawn Filat, Valli Marsh, Sue Rummell, Kathy Garland, Roberta Hughes, Beth Ann Heming. Cathy Barnhart, Debbie McGinnis, Tami Williams, Kelly Buckles. Kim Ritenour, Alane McDonald. Mr. Wahl. The FBLA monthly meetings are filled with many varied activities ranging from fund raising for the local chapter and the regional projects to planning workshops and practicing for the regional and state leadership contests. Officers and advisors, front-Miss Lawlor, Mr. Wahl Back-Kim Ritenour, vice-president; Daniele Crusan, president; Pam Brown, chapter secretary and Region III secretary. % Students investigate health careers Health Careers Club, Row 1-Tammy Callis, Candace Fox, la Gorman, Janice Zufall, Leslie Hall, Christine Hall, Debi Tammy Heming, Pamela Wakefield, Paula Kerr. Row 2- Wisner. Row 3-Beth Banko, Karen Gehring, Trisha Mer-Tracey Colson, Barb Coy, Tracey Snyder, Kelli Cole, Pau- ritt. Dawn Filat, Susanah Hall, Mrs. Kuhar. With the guidance of school nurse, Mrs. Kuhar, president Dawn Filat, treasurer Karen Gehring, vice-president Tracey Colson, and secretary Trisha Merritt lead club members in the investigation of medical careers. 97 Speakers develop techniques Speech Club, Row 1 - Kathy Hartman, Laura Brendlinger, Caldwell, Tracy Merritt. Row 3 - Tina Jarvis, Renae Mc-Jodi Lepsch, Mrs. Roddy, Terri DeWitt, Connie Duncan, Clellan, Gretchen McClure, Karen Rummell. Below left, Tawnia Buckles. Row 2 - Trina Filat, Kathy Merritt, Rita officers - Mrs. Roddy with Co-presidents Jodi Lepsch and Harr, Debbie Riffle, Lisa Currie, Mary Ann Ewt, Carol Terri DeWitt. The junior high speech club is for interested students who hope to participate in forensics in the senior high. Members work on oral presentation skills by holding a poetry reading demonstration at Open House and participating in the Christmas program with a holiday reading. 98 Writers study styles Writers’ Club, seated - Debi Arford, Mrs. Vanessa Roddy. Brudnak, Stephanie Miller, Billie Sue Clawson, Scott Standing - Wendy McGinnis, Serena Ellermeyer, Karen Dennison. The members of the Writers’ Club work at developing their own style of writing. They enter their compositions in many contests during the school year. 99 Forensics Team speaks out Forensics Team, seated-Mrs. Stiles. Allison Parker, Kim Glusko. Terry Schnavely. Cindy Clark. Mark Miller. Stacy Gall. Jim Standing - Joe Clark. Jim Yeager. Cory Peters. Christy Hirsch, Crouse. Trisha Merritt. 100 Junior High AFS is active Junior High AFS Committee, Bow 1 - Mrs. McMillan, A.J. Williams, Missy Rager, Donna Keppler, Suzie Bea-lonis, Tonia Cieslo, Melanie Shatzer. Angie McDonald, Heather Mundorff. Row 2 - Vicky Kinzey, Lisa Closson, Kathleen Moore, Jenny Lentz, Julie Shirey, Kristin Graff, Missy Luther, Candy Gates, Kristin Langham, Lisa Bobko. Row 3 - Kristen Gehring, Sandy Kay, Carol Ritenour, Linsey Tantlinger, Patricia Gehring. Lori Beard. Paula Swatsworth, Melissa Heming, Yvonne McCurdy, Nicole Saula. Officers, left to right - Treasurer Melissa Heming, Vice-President Kristen Gehring, Mrs. McMillan, President Patricia Gehring, Secretary Missy Luther. The Junior High AFS Committee encourages students to develop an interest in the foreign exchange program. The group assists the senior high chapter throughout the year with various activities including the annual International Weekend. 101 Dewey decimal devotees Library Club, Row 1 - Mrs. Schaller, Valerie Marsh, Anna Camut, Betty Shuey, Lynly Garland, Sonya Cieslo, Heidi Klym, Lisa Queer. Row 2 - Ricky Rager, Kendra Kerr, Kathy Garland, Monica Peters, Debi Ar-ford, Rhonda Kinsey, Stephanie Miller, Noel Nepa. Row 3 - Kim Eckenroad, Dustin Peters, Rocky Jo Croyle, Sheila Gorman, Becky Kinnel, William Clark, Cindy Clark, Candy Fox, Veronica Ardrey. Row 4 -Cory Peters, Joe Clark, Karen Merritt, Karen Layton, Paula Ewt, Jill Bobko, Mary Ann Stanislaw, Yvonne Yeager. The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Schaller, enriches its members in the knowledge and location of the library’s books. Each year they participate in their annual field trip to Pittsburgh. Officers - Preisdent Jill Bobko, Secretary Cindy Clark, Treasurer Joe Clark, Vice President Anna Camut, Mrs. Schaller. Aides assist the librarian Library Aides, Row 1 - Mrs. Schaller, Veronica Ardrey, Debbie Riffle, Kathy Garland, Kendra Kerr, Debi Ar-ford, Rhonda Kinsey, Stephanie Miller, Wendy McGinnis. Row 2 - Bill Lichtenfels, Jim Yeager, Cory Peters, Sheila Gorman, Monica Peters, Betty Shuey, Karen Merritt, Becky Kinnel, Karen Layton, Heidi Klym, Patty Lambing, Lisa Queer. Row 3 Anna Camut, Rocky Jo Croyle, Joe Clark, Ricky Rager, Noel Nepa, Sonja Cieslo, Lynly Garland, Cindy Clark, Candy Fox, Joy McGarvey, Stacy Parks. Row 4 - Paula Ewt, Valerie Marsh, Dave Wingard, Brady Caldwell, Dustin Peters, Charles Cable, Billy Clark, Eric Pickup, Kelly Cole, Jill Bobko, Mary Ann Stanislaw, Yvonne Yeager. Janice Zufall. Archers learn safe hunting Archcry Club, Row 1 - Rod Cummins, Matt Gamble, Tawnia Buckles, Trina Filat. Bob Houck, Anna Camut, Jill Bobko, Mr. Glenn. Row 2 - Bill Jarvis, Paul McDowell. Deneen Jones. Heather Lynch, Rick Hill, Keith Davis, Greg Walker, Mr. Ben- del. Row 3 - Eric Vaughn, Kelly Green. Ryan Pozar. Jason Bowers, Todd Silk, Shawn Wynn, Dave Colson, Mike Bateman. Row 4 - Eddie Colson, Don Wilkins. Shawn Wynn, Brian Baird. Darren Gailey, Tom Wagner, Curt Hofecker, Chuck Cable. 104 Artists decorate our showcase Art Club, seated - Bea Luther, Eric Luther. Standing - Mrs. Bauman, Gwen Eric shows off a macrame project. Bucklen, Teresa Simpson, Michael Shirey. Mrs. Bauman, along with Art Club officers (at left) —president, Teresa Simpson; vice-president Eric Luther; secretary, Bea Luther; and treasurer, Gwen Bucklen— and members are responsible for preparing and arranging the seasonal decorations in our main lobby and the display cases near the office. r Tracing the family tree Officers, at right - Mr. Pudliner, secretary Jodi Lepsch, treasurer Barbara Coy, president Tammy Callis, vice-president Kristin Graff. comer. Jodi Lepsch, Tammy Callis. Row 3 - Mr. Pud-liner, Scott Dipofi, Barbara Coy, Renae McClellan, Rocky Jo Croyle, Kristin Graff, Tangi Garland. Roots Club, Row 1 - Mary Jo Swatsworth, Sheila Gorman, Patty Lambing. Laurel Neatrour, Heidi Klym. Row 2 - Eve Henderson. Susan Lazarowicz, Tami Fui- Dungeons Dragons - a medieval game Dungeons Dragons Club. Row 1 - Adam Miller. Scott linger, Scot Hutchinson, Brad Payne. Patrick Miller, Miller, Patty Lambing. Lori Currie. Row 2 Chad Tant- Michael Bateman, Laurel Neatrour, Chris Ellis. 107 Sponsor. Mr. Duane Hall Chemistry club experiments Chemistry Club - Mrs. King, Mark Miller, Jim Crouse, Wendy McGinnis, Mike Shirey. Players “pawn”-der next move Chess Club, Row 1 - Tom Layton, Mark McGeary, Ker- Ellis, Dave Wingard. Row 3 - Matt Laskoski, Buddy ry Boring, Lonny Reed, Adam Closson. Row 2 Dustin Riffle, Gretchen McClure, Christa McClellan. Peters, Tina Houck, Wendy Sanders, Mr. Horrell, Chris Leaders promote physical fitness Leaders Club, Row 1 - Christy Hirsch, Teresa Simpson, Gwen Bucklen, Gena Marsh, Christina Lambing, Carrie Duncan, Erin Murphy, Christine Rolley, Jill Lear, Missy Baird, Denise Taylor. Row 2 - Mrs. Nicolai, Allison Parker, Daniele Crusan, Lani Boring, Lisa Berezansky, Darcy Taggart, Amy Parsha, Laura Rosensteel, Krissy Layton, Traci Henderson, Darla Ulm. Row 3 - Bridgette Peters, Serena Ellermeyer, Janis Stutzman, Kim Glusko, Lisa Cooper, Sue Palko, Tess Miller, Carol Brinker, Pam Brown, Kelly Buckles, Jane Murphy, Kim Ritenour, Lisa Walls. Guided by Mrs. Diana Nicolai, the Officers - Mrs. Nicolai, Treasurer Kelly Buckles, Co-President Daniele Crusan, Leaders Club was involved in sponsor- Secretary Amy Parsha, and Co-President Darcy Taggart, ing a ping-pong tournament, holding their annual Christmas party, and selling roses for Valentine’s Day. no Careers club prepares for future Careers Club, Row 1 - Pam Wakefield, Becky Kinnel, Lisa Queer, Connie Duncan, Julie Peters, Heather Little, Lisa Short, Kelly Stiffey. Row 2 - Mrs. Nicolai, Randi Jasper, Kathy Merritt, Paula Peters, Karen Rummell, Susie Bea-lonis, Tonia Cieslo, Melanie Shatzer, Angie McDonald, Heather Mundorff. Row 3 - Vicki Kinsey, Julie Shirey, Yvonne Yeager, Paula Ewt, Janie Payne, Jenny Lentz, Kathy Moore, Lisa Bobko, Paula Swatsworth, Monica Peters. Officers, seated - Tonia Cieslo, secretary; Mrs. Nicolai; Paula Swatsworth, treasurer. Standing - Melanie Shatzer, president; Paula Ewt, vice president. Ill Varsity Clubs Boys’ Varsity Club Row 1-Brett Kerr, Mike Yaworski, Wade Hall, Rodney Bender, Doug Rowland, Scott Mulligan, James Callis, Tyler Stiffey, John Huston, Jeff Sherriff, Art Gibson. Row 2-Mr. Page, Jim Stiffler, Check Lepsch, Dave Swats-worth, Jim Suschak, Mark Welshons, Eddie Lawrence, Rick Marino, Todd Martin, Nelson Johnson, Mike Hofecker. Row 3-Shon Henderson, Dave Lentz, Dave Simpson, Curt King, Chris Cardarella, Randy Glessner, Dan Custer, Corey Riddell, Bobby Ludwig, Alan Shearer. Both the girls’ and boys’ varsity clubs are made up of Ram standouts from all sports. They work hard to promote athletics and good sportsmanship. Officers - Alan Shearer, Treasurer; Tyler Stiffey, President; Jim Suschak, Vice-President; Mike Yaworski, Secretary; Mr. Page. Advisor. promote athletics Girls' Varsity Club-Top row: Mrs. King. Daniele Cru- ol Brinker, Patti Ference, Kris Layton. Kristen Mitch-san Kim Glusko. Darcy Taggart. Beth Troyan, Colleen ell, Karen Brudnak. Row three: Sue Palko, Annette Stiffey. Row two: Amy Hedges, Laura Rosensteel, Car- McDonald, Tess Miller. Left: Officers-Top to bottom: Sue Palko, Secretary; Karen Brudnak, Treasurer; Kristen Mitchell; Vice President; Darcy Taggart. President; Mrs. King Advisor. Weightlifters build Girls’ Weightlifters, Bow l-Kelly Swank, Denise Taylor, Ka- Glenn, Susan Rummell, Barb Lynch, Melony Condron, Renee ren Brudnak. Dawn Filat, Tracey Colson. Row 2-Krissy Lay- Balencic, Tammy Colson. Michelle Tutokey, Beth Heming, Jill ton, Diann Wynn, Teresa Baird, Colleen Stiffey. Row 3-Mr. Langham, Lori Arford. 114 Senior High Boys’ Weightlifters Club-Mr. Sembiante, Jim Nelson, Brian Welshons, Randy Puskar, Walter Perry, Pete Gratosky. Brinton McGarvey. strength and stamina Boys’ Junior High Weight lifters Club, Bow 1-Doug Bloom, Bruce Peters, Rusty Jasper, Brian Peters, Gary Buckles, Dave Condron, Rodney Deemer. Row 2-Cory Horvath, Mike Blankenbicker, Scott Bernabo, Dennis Eckels, Tom Pardee, Mr. Sembiante. Row 3-Bob Crooks, Eric McClure, Ricky Rosenberger. John Higgins. Junior High Officers, from left-Secretary Doug Bloom, president Dennis Eckels, treasurer Eric McClure, vice-president Scott Bernabo, Mr. Sembiante. Above, Girls’ Officers-Diann Wynn, Renee Balencic, Beth Heming, Teresa Baird, Mr. Glenn. Right, Boys’ Senior High Officers- Mr. Sembiante, vice-president Mike Kelly, president Walter Perry. 115 Basketball Clubs provide an Senior High Basketball Club. Row 1 - Doug Rowland, Rodney Bender, Mark Berezansky, Stanley Moore, Jim Prisk, Jeff Sherriff, Mr. Pahach. Row 2 - Corey Riddell, Bryan Kolesar, Mike Yaworski, Mike Hirsch, Keith Hudson, Pete Gratosky, Noel Lickenfelt. Row 3 - Dan Custer, Bobby Ludwig, Dave Lentz, Alan Shearer, Chris Dragan, Bill Sears, Dave Swatsworth, Dave Hamilton, Doug Long. a' ft i I Both the senior high and junior high basketball clubs provide young athletes with the opportunity to discuss basketball strategy, practice offensive and defensive techniques, and promote good sportsmanship. Under the watchful eyes of sponsors, Mr. Pahach and Mr. Bryson, the boys learn many new aspects to the game of basketball. 116 outlet for energetic youths v Junior high basketball club, Row 1 - Brady Caldwell, Joey , Walls, Robert Taylor, Matt Gailey, Jason Brown. Brian Custer. Chad Tantlingcr, Troy Langham. Row 2 - Mr. Bryson, Rusty „ i udwig, -Kevin 'Stutzman, Eric Pickup, Sean Gailey, Mike Hamilton. Greg Page. Noel Nepa. Row 3 - Scott Sherriff, Keith White, Jerry Clawson. Dave Sheriff, Mark Richards, Rick Ludwig, Kirby Bryson, Darren McClure. Football Club members sharpen skills Football Club, Row 1-Wade Hall, Bob Bendel, Rick Brinker, James Callis, Tyler Stiffey, Shon Henderson, Eric Luther, Scott Mulligan, Jeff Sherriff, Gordon McClure, Jim Stiffler. Dave Hamilton. Row 2-Mr. Page, Brett Kerr, Louie Perry, Dave Swatsworth, Jim Suschak, Mark Welshons, Eddie Law- rence, Todd Martin. Nelson Johnson, Steve Crusan, Matt Palko. Blaine White, Mr. Hiner. Row 3-Mike Yaworski. Rodney Ludwig, Rick Marino, Hall Luther, Tim Allshouse, Mike Hofecker, Bob Ludwig, Corey Riddell, Chris Cardarella, Randy Glessner, Ken Lickenfelt. The football club, sponsored by Mr. Page and Mr. Hiner, explores the exciting facets of football. The club is a subdivision of the varsity club and encourages students to begin participating in interscholastic football in the tenth grade. 118 Future golfers practice techniques Golf Club, How 1-Tom Garland. Mark Cummins. Matt Las- Long. Mike Brown, Doug Bloom, Bill Betz, Tom Moore. Jeff koski, Jason Bowers, Erie Vaughn. Robert Taylor. Matt Gai- Brown. Matt Gamble, Eric Pickup. Scott Hutchinson. Mr. Toy. ley. Stacv Parks. Ryan Pozar. Mark McGeary. Row 2-Chris The golf club, sponsored by Mr. Toy, studies the techniques and fundamental aspects of the sport. The members practice their personal skills as well as learn the playing tactics of golf. Mr. Toy reads up on the recent golf news. Junior high sports enthusiasts All Sports Club, Row 1-Mike Kerr. Brady Caldwell, Joe Patton, Kevin Stutzman, Rusty Ludwig, Ron Dushack, Scott Little, Shawn Wynn, Scott McCoy, Mike Hamilton. Row 2-Don James, Tom Pardee, Greg Page. Chad Guaetta, Bob Crooks, Dennis Eckels, Scott Sherriff, Keith White, Mike Blanken- bicker, Mark Richards. Row 3-Mr. Sekela, Scott Bernabc, Dave Sherriff, Curt McClure. Eric McClure, Rick Ludwig Mark Flickinger, Kirby Bryson, Darren McClure, Rusty Jasper. Mr. King. Below, Officers-Mr. King, Darren McClure, Kirby Bryson. Dennis Eckels, Mr. Sekela and Mark Richards. The junior high all-sports club meets monthly to promote interest in athletics for fun and fitness. These young sports enthusiasts keep up-to-date on current sports seasons while studying proper techniques for use when they move up to the Ram junior varsity and varsity squads. 120 Practical job skills learned at Vo-Tech Eastern Westmoreland Area Vocational-Technical School provides an educational center for the Laurel Valley students interested in such trades as woodworking, graphic arts and cosmetology. Specialized hands-on instruction allows the students to develop necessary skills for success in their chosen fields. 123 Juniors are challenged April Allshouse Beth Arford Melissa Baird John Beard David Betz Glenn Biss Tammy Boring Karen Brudnak Timothy Burkett George Caldwell James Cardarella Billie Sue Clawson John Colson Tracy Colson Melony Condron Herbert Coy Edward Craft Dianne Crooks NO PHOTO AVAILABLE James Crouse Michael Cummings John Custer Thomas Custer Todd Deemer Kim Eckenroad NOT SHOWN Junior Class Officers, from left—Billie Sue Clawson, Vice President; Kristen Mitchell, President; Karen Brudnak. Treasurer; Amy Hedges, Secretary. by many subjects m A ) I T , V'T | 1 mk m V . 1 m M Tracy Elkin Serena Ellermeyer James Ellis Shari Ferris Dawn Filat Viola Galbraith Kathy Garland Debra Geary Randy Glessner Anthony Hajjar David Hamilton Amy Hedges PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Connie Heming Bruce Henderson Michael Hofecker Roberta Hughes John Huston Nelson Johnson Larry Johnston Brett Kerr Kendra Kerr Curtis King Kristine Kinnel Owana Kisamore Athletics enrich Jill Langham Nancy Lazarowicz David Lentz Stacie Lichtenfels Christopher Little Douglas Long Rodney Ludwig Richard Marino Hank Marsh Sherry Marsh Valli Marsh Todd Martin Amy Mayer Gordon McClure Alane McDonald Brinton McGarvey Ruth McKlveen Gayle Merritt Kristen Mitchell Matthew Palko Charles Palmer Roxanne Penrose Louis Perry Craig Peters juniors’ lives Jeff Sheriff Chad Short David Simpson Laurie Simpson James Stiffler David Swatsworth Denise Taylor James Thompson Tami Williams Geraldine Wisner Doug Yonker 127 Ring delivery highlights Debra Arford Theresa Balencic Beth Banko Robert Bendel Rodney Bender Mark Berezansky John Bihon Jeffrey Boring Tammy Boring Kevin Brett Richard Brinker Gwen Bucklen Clifford Camut Joseph Camut Lori Clark Samuel Closson Barbara Coy Rebecca Crusan ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE Sophomore Class Officers, from left—Rhonda Kinzey, Secretary; Carrie Duncan, Treasurer; Wade Hall, President; Gwen Bucklen, Vice President. sophomore year Steve Crusan Rodney Cummins Jeff Dailey Debbie Davis Donna Davis Douglas Deemer Jane Deemer Scott Dennison Paul Dubics Carrie Duncan Therese Garland John Garshnick Karen Gehring Jody Graver Wade Hall Tammy Heming Christy Hirsch Myke Hirsch Sophomores prepare David Horvath Juanita Housel Donna Hughes Jolene Jarvis Paula Kerr Rhonda Kinzey Geri Krouse Christina Lambing Edward Lawrence Jill Lear Noel Lickenfelt Beatrice Luther Eric Luther Lisa Marsh Robert Mattern Shawn McGinnis Wendy McGinnis Glen McMaster PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Trisha Merritt Stephanie Miller Stanley Moore Scott Mulligan Erin Murphy Kevin Neuner 130 for future Jeff Norris William Parsha Brigette Peters Rayla Peters PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Elmer Piper Patrick Plachta Mike Ritenour Cheryl Rolley Christina Rolley Laura Rosensteel Douglas Rowland Michael Shirey Gary Shomo Roger Shomo Teresa Simpson Michael Skavang Tracey Snyder Colette Spengler Colleen Stiffey Ken Stiffey Kelly Swank Mark Telford Elizabeth Troyan Debbie Wakefield Betsie Walls MarkWelshons Patricia West Blaine White 131 Freshmen enjoy Freshmen Class Officers—Lindsey Tantlinger, Secretary; Greg Page, President; Patricia Gehring, Vice President; Sandra Kay, Treasurer. Bobby Austin Susie Bealonis Lori Beard Scott Bernabo Bill Betz Michael Blankenbicker Doug Bloom Jill Bobko James Brendlinger Mike Brown Jeff Brown Kirby Bryson Gary Buckles Mark Caldwell Tammy Callis Anna Camut Tonia Cieslo Irene Clark Kelly Cole David Condron Bonnie Craig Bobby Crooks Donna Custer Rodney Deemer - many activities Ronald Dushak Dennis Eckles Paula Eicher Paula Ewt Mark Flickinger Sean Gailey Stacy Gall Matthew Gamble Thomas Garland Candice Gates Patricia Gehring Brian Gindlesperger Paula Gorman Kirstin Graff Michael Green Chad Guaetta Mike Hajjar Christine Hall Leslie Hall Suzannah Hall Michael Hamilton Melissa Heming John Higgins Cory Horvath Ninth grade students become aware of Theresa Houck Rusty Jasper Frank Johnstone Sandra Kay Donna Keppler Vicki Kinzey Christopher Klauss Kristin Langham Scott Little Chris Long Rusty Ludwig Donna Marsh Brad Martin Curtis McClure Darren McClure Erick McClure Yvonne McCurdy Angela McDonald Patrick Miller Heather Mundorff Noel Nepa Gregory Page Thomas Pardee Bradley Payne 134 a growing variety of subjects Melissa Rager Ricky Rager Mark Richards Carol Ritenour Ricky Rosenberger Melanie Shatzer David Sheriff Eric Shetler Warren Shuey Marianne Stanislaw Kevin Stutzman Paula Swatsworth Lindsey Tantliger Pamela Wakefield Debi Wisner George Yaconi Yvonne Yeager Janice Zufall Eigth graders grow in Samuel Andrews Veronica Ardrey Jeffrey Babuschak Bryan Baird Ronnie Beard Paul Bernabo Lisa Bobko Laura Brendlinger Allyson Burkett Cindy Clark John Clark Scott Clark Jerry Clawson Lisa Closson David Colson Edward Colson Sheila Colson Charles Coy Eighth Grade Class Officers, from left—Julie Shirey, Secretary; Jennifer Lentz, Vice President; Karen Merritt, President; Allyson Burkett, Treasurer. 136 knowledge and stature PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Joseph Crouse Robert Croyle Kelly Deemer Michelle Deemer Terri Dewitt Archie Dodson Mitzi Foust Candice Fox Darren Gailey Tricia Garland Kristen Gehring Kelly Green New discoveries typify Tina Jarvis Kevin Johnstone Deneen Jones Sally Jones Mark Kasterko Scott Kerr Becky Kinnel Gilbert Kisamore Karen Layton Carol Lazarowicz Jennifer Lentz William Lichtenfels Richard Ludwig Melissa Luther Eric Machak Carl McAdams Renae McClellan Scott McCoy -s. Joy McGarvey Karen Merritt Adam Miller Kathleen Moore Thomas Moore Jeffrey Mundorff Thomas Mundorff Joseph Patton Christine Penrose Monica Peters Eric Pickup Ryan Pozar 138 eighth grade year Angela Rolley Robin Rosenberger Nicole Saula Stephen Shank Terry Shank John Shaver NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Scott Sherriff Jeanette Shetler Julie Shirey Betty Shuey Shon Silk Todd Silk Beth Snyder Kathy Stiffey Jodi Stiles Dean Telford Heather Thompson James Trimble Keith White Donald Wilkins Antonette Williams Sharon Williams David Windgard Shawn Wynn Officers lead seventh graders Laura Baird Michael Bateman Kerry Boring Heather Boske Jason Bowers Jason Brown Scott Buckles Tawnia Buckles Charles Cable Brady Caldwell Carol Caldwell Sonya Cieslo Marie Clark Ronald Clark Adam Clawson Christine Closson Rocky Jo Croyle Chad Crusan Ruth Crusan Mark Cummings Lisa Currie Lori Currie Brian Custer Keith Davis Scott Dipofi Connie Duncan Melissa Dunmire Christopher Ellis Robert Ellis Mary Ann Ewt in first year at LV Trina Filat Tami Fulcomer Matthew Gailey Lynly Garland Tangi Garland Sheila Gorman Christine Hale Rita Harr Kathryn Hartman Eve Henderson Gail Henderson Tracey Helsel Richard Hill Rodney Hofecker Tina Houck Scott Hutchinson Donald James William Jarvis Randi Jasper Gwen Jones Raymond Jones William Kahl Michael Kerr Heidi Klym Patricia Lambing Troy Langham Matthew Laskoski Thomas Layton Susan Lazarowicz Jodi Lepsch Seventh graders and computers Tracy Lichtenfels Heather Little Heather Lynch Mary Ann Marsh Michael Marsh Christa McClellan Gretchen McClure Paul McDowell Mark McGeary Kathy Merritt Tracy Merritt Laurel Neatrour Fredrick Neuner Stacy Parks Janet Payne Dustin Peters Julie Peters Paula Peters 142 both new at Laurel Valley Philip Piper Lisa Queer Lonny Reed Budd Riffle Karen Rummel Wendy Sanders Teresa Shetler Lisa Short Darrel Stiffey Kelly Stiffey Mary Jo Swatsworth Chad Tantlinger Robert Taylor Eric Vaughn Thomas Wagner Greg Walker Joseph Walls Heather Williams 143 Administrative staff keeps 146 Board of Education, seated-Dr. Mary Kinney, Irma Stouffer, Gladys Siard. Standing-Kenneth Cutlip, Henry Kunkle, Roger Luther, Raymond Conrad. David Eyer, John McKlveen. school running efficiently Mr. Michael Vettere Interim Assistant Principal Mr. Fred Pickup Principal Mr. Carl Perian Assistant Principal The capable office staff at Laurel Valley makes the job easier for our principal, Mr. Pickup, and his assistant, Mr. Perian. They work together to keep everything running smoothly and efficiently. Thomas Bryson U.S. Cultures Mrs. Vanessa Roddy English 11, 12 Berton Toy English 7 Mrs. Kay McMillan English 7, 8 Mrs. Romayne Schwartzel Spanish Ernest Pudliner World Cultures Exploring maps, grammar and foreign languages Math and science enable students to Joseph Rura Gerald Page Junior High Math and Computer Literacy Algebra and Consumer Math Lee Kerr Paul Duncan Geometry, Trigonometry and Math Analysis Physics and General Math answer questions of “how” and “why” Curtis King Science and Biology John Sekela Physical and Earth Sciences Kenneth Glenn Mrs. Margaret King Biology and Ecology Chemistry and Physical Science Special teachers for Mrs. Donna Bennett Business Dale Wahl- Business and Computer Education Mrs. Nancy Schaller- Librarian Robert Bendel- Occupational Education 152 Miss Patricia Lawlor- Business specialized instruction Mrs. Marie King- Clothing, Foods and Nutrition Eugene Gorirossi- Intrumental Music, Band Thomas Bridge- Metal Shop Andrew Pahach- Woodshop, Drafting Mrs. Joanne Bauman- Sculpture Ceramics, Crafts, Painting Duane Hall- Music 7, Elective Music, Chorus 153 Health and physical education services 154 Wayne Howard- Health, Physical Education Angelo Sembiante- Health Safety, Physical Education Caught in the act of . . . School support services Mrs. Carolyn Gump Food Service Director Cafeteria Staff - Connie Nelson, Clair Gamble, Sue Pozar, Mabel Jane Rector. Janet Brinker, Gail Fletcher, Ina Neiport. Above - Interim school nurse, Mrs. Patricia Krevetski. Above right - matron Sandra Boring, custodians Blaine Smith and Henry Palmer. Below right - matrons Billie McKowan, Adeline Morrow, Doris Sherriff. PHILGAS GOODfYEAH LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1984 CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: Tomorrow is waiting for dreams to be dreamed Goals to be reached— tomorrow is waiting to be yours. -Louis Conrad Hill Four great names now under one roof— V 1 £ nod9e Trurt5 B BARRY SHEBECK’S ICtnnttipr CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE, INC. 30!£ '21 doocc ram miser • America s Highest Mileage Stanoara Fu� see Pickup 41 f2ggW PLYMOUTH RELIANT K 4 DOOR • America S Highest Mileage 6 Passenger Front Wheel Orive Car DOOGE CHARGER 2 2 • 0 to SO mon in S8 seconds 50 . 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Box 330 Seward, PA 15954 Electrical Mining Equipment Congratulations Lisa Class Of 1984 Phone (814) 446-5663 Or 446-5664 Good Luck Class Of 84 Beauty Sa£on MEN AND WOMEN 203 WALNUT STREET NEW FLORENCE. PA 15944 Phone (412) 235-2106 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 FIVE R. EXCAVATING, INC. R.D. 1, Box 387 New Florence, PA Phone: 412-235-2702 Ray Ritenour, President Contracting In All Types Of Heavy Construction For Lakes, Railroads, And Site Preparation On Commercial, Industrial, 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. 180 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 Mam Street Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 THE NORTH AMERICAN COAL CORPORATION EASTERN DIVISION Phone 446-5631 Armagh Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 FROM THE FLORENCE MINING COMPANY R D. 2. Now Florence Pennsylvania 181 James And Paul Cover Photographs For All Occassions COVER STUDIO ©f 504 Main Street o Dial 536-5189 Johnstown Pennsylvania ANNIE’S TAVERN, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 West Bolivar Route 259 Pennsylvania MOXHAM NATIONAL. BANK LIGONIER VALLEY OFFICE R.D. 1 Route 711 Ligonier, PA Phone 412-238-6627 — HOURS — Mon. through Thurs. — 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Friday — 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturday — 9 A.M. to 12 Noon A full service banking operation . . . 182 in the Ligonier Valley Mini-Mall LIGONIER MEDICAL ASSOCIATES Wayne A. Hale, M.D. Hugh W. Brallier, M.D. W. Kent Smith, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “84” UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Helping people just like you. Compliments Of LAW’S JEWELRY Featuring Loose Mounted Diamonds Bridal Registry, Leonx China, Woritake China, Sterling Silver, Seiko Bulova Watches Jim Law Graduate Gemologist Open Weekly 9:45 AM-5:00 PM Saturday 9:45 AM-4:00 PM Phone: 535-8621 112 Market Street Johnstown, PA 183 CHAMPION LAKES GOLF CLUB Dick Groat Jerry Lynch R.D. 1, Bolivar Pennsylvania NATIONAL BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH Count On Us For 24 Hour Banking Conemaugh Valley Office Blairsville, PA 15717 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 YESTERYEAR S HOSPITALITY TODAY Lord Ligonier Inn 184 LOYALHANNA STREET LIGONIER, PA 15658 (412) 238-9545 Phone (412) 238-5633 JOHN HALL, INC. Mechanical Contractor Plumbing And Heating Supplies Fuel Oil Route 30 East Ligonier, PA 15658-0435 SMITTY S DRIVE-IN EAT IN OR CARRY OUT FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE 238-4010 LaMANTIA'S MARKET Washington Street Bolivar, Pennsylvania Groceries - Meat - Produce (412) -676-4721 YEAGER'S FLORIST GREENHOUSE Weddings • CORSAGES • Funerals Vegetables House Plants Phone 676-5389 Answers Anytime Rt 259, RD X, Bolivar, PA w M TELEHORtST T w flrmt fteMirt Mnt onywhar GAY 90’S DAIRY QUEEN Hours: Weekdays 11:00 AM — 11:00 PM Sundays 12:00 PM — 11:00 PM 1 Block North Of The Diamond Ligonier, Pennsylvania AMERICAN TAILORING AND TUXEDO COMPANY Tuxedo Rentals 517 Main St. Johnstown, PA Phone: (8) 536-3150 186 Indiana Mall Indiana, PA Phone: (412) 465-4636 THE PIE SHOP Rt. 30 Laughlintown, PA. Open 7 Days 7:00-5:00 412-238-9661 STAKE HOMES H.V.’s Modular - Mobile Home - Double Wide Travel Trailer Motor Homes OLD ROUTE 119 - PHONE: 479-2939 HOMER CITY, PA. 15748 Family Dentistry Dr. Norman L. Persio 226 N. Market Street Ligonier, Penna. 412 - 238-9553 187 Roger Bonnie Luther THE BERRY PATCH R. D. 1 Blueberry Lane New Florence, PA 15944 Specializing in Pick-Your-Own Blueberries (412) 238-4714 ED LASKOSKI TIRE STORE Rts. 711 And 271 Ligonier PA 15658 WOLFORD-McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME Owen Wolford 144 East Main Street Ligonier, PA 15658 (412) 238-9866 J. Paul McCracken 186 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 WATKINS MARKET Waterford Groceries - Delicatessen - Produce - Kodak Film - Magazines Amoco Dealer Gas - Diesel Fuel - White Kerosene - Quaker State Oil Phone: 238- 9714 HALULAS RESTAURANT BAR Latrobe, PA Phone: 537-2881 539-9929 Open Sundays KENNETH A. STUART FUNERAL HOME 139 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA wnm Gkmiia, QUALITY PRINTING R. D. 3 Box 12 A Ligonier, PA 15658 Route 30 East (412) 238-9591 SERVICE REPAIRS PARTS CAR WASH STATE INSPECTION KEROSENE GASOLINE NEW FLORENCE AUTO SERVICE USED CAR SALES B A HOOVER (412) 235-2230 13TH MULBERRY ST. 189 Qoftfen’s (jUaAfct RT. 711 NORTH RD 1 LIGONIER ,PENNA. 15650 Phone 238-4910 Cottage Crafts • Flower arrangements specializing in weddings • Macrame • Needlework • Quilting and Fabric Arts • Tole Painting • Wicker • General Crafts • Classes and Workshops 10-5 Mon-Wed 10-9 Thurs Fri 10-5 Saturday 321 Indiana St. (Former site of Anderson's Drug Store) Seward, PA (814)-446-6729 190 Hair Un-Ltd. LIGONIER VALLEY MINI-MALL LIGONIER. PA 15658 JIM HALL’S BARBER SHOP New Florence Men • Women • Children 9-5 Weekdays Cuts Hair Styling 9-7 Friday Walk Ins Appointments 9-1 Saturday Jim Hall Laurel Goodlin AMERICAN LEGION CHARLES SUTTON POST 128 Bolivar, Pennsylvania Congratulations Arthur Van Gibson, Lani Boring, James Callis Cory Peters! TIMES UP VIDEO GAMES Center Street West Bolivar, PA 15923 Owners: Bill Emily Rolley 676-5971 ROADWAY PHARMACY Roadway Plaza Seward, PA Film Developing — Health Beauty Aids Russell Stover Candy — Cosmetics Phone 446-5536 SHANNON CREEK KENNELS New Florence. 412 - 235-2998 Dogs Boarded We Cater To Cold Noses! GOULD S BOTTLED GAS 2': East Market Street Blairsville, PA 15717 £. Q. CaCdueQd LAND CLEARING CONTRACTORS. INC. LIGONIER. PENNSYLVANIA 15658 Phone 238-9588 Or 238-5688 LIGONIER RED WHITE Fine Food Grocery Products And Meat 238-9311 A Family Business For 30 Years 192 commercial national bANk oL westmoreLancJ counity. WAIN ANd FaIrFieLcJ STREETS liqONIER, pCNNSylvANIA 156 8 412 258 95)8 BENTLEY -A ■ ■•COAL CO. I NC % P.O. Box 24 Blairsville, PA 15717-0024 PLEASING YOU PLEASES US! Riverside Riverside Market Roadway Plaza Seward, PA RON S MEAT MARKET 241 West Main St. Ligonier, PA Specialize In Fresh Meat, Pork, Veal And Seafood Owned And Operated By Ron Hofecker 193 WILKINS LUMBER CO. Plumbing, Electric and General Building Supplies, Garden Tools, National Hardware. Phone 412 238-9801 THE FINISHING TOUCH Baldwin Brass • Pictures • Mirrors Fireplace Equipment • Bath Boutique Kitchen Accessories • Wicker Room Bride Book • Gift Items MON-FRI 8 a.m. To 5 p.m. SAT 8 a.m. To 4:30 p.m. AND V2 mile on 711 North of Oak Grove R.D. 5, Ligonier, Pa. Phone 412 238-9832 MON - FRI 9:30 a.m. To 5 p.m. SAT. 9:30 a.m. To 4:30 p.m. Congratulation From LAUREL SUPPLY Bunger Builders Supply - Ready Mix Concrete Bunger And Kastner Sts. Ligonier, PA Phone - 238-6641 UI6F5 WEST END FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 123 West Main Street, Ligonier Phone: 238-6644 Office Hours Monday thru Thursday 9:00 to 4:30 Friday 9:00 to 6:00 Saturday 9:00 to 12:00 FSL1C Congratulations LATROBE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 500 Lloyd Avenue Latrobe. PA Phone: 537-3348 Fine Prints Custom Framing Childrens Books Rear 138 West Main St. Ligonier, PA (412) 238-6216 mail •••id R. K. SHELLY FORD, INC. 1061 Clearview Drive LATROBE, PENNSYVANIA 15650 Bus. Phone (412) 539-1661 T I Is Back! Serving Delicious Soft Ice Cream And Fast Food! Including Pizza And Special Mexican Foods! Call Us For Special Parties At Special Prices. 676-5071 TREASURE ISLAND West Bolivar 195 DAVIS AUTO AND DIESEL REPAIR 8th Street, New Florence, PA State Inspection Full Collision and Body Painting and Repair Complete Mechanical Repairs 24 hour Light and Medium Duty Towing 412-235-2115 Prop. Ricky N. Davis SHANNON CREEK MOBILE HOME COURT Box 271 Phone New Florence, PA 15944 235-9305 ROSIE’S Spigfc.V RESTAURANT vk'Wt Good Food Home Style Ligonier St. New Florence Take Out Phone: 235-9992 M A FLORAL GIFT SHOP ' Mootz Ash Yeager _ 636 Washington Street Bolivar, PA Phone: (412) 676-4878 - Anytime F'' |f Flowers For Every Occasion - Flowers 1 Telegraphed WEST END MARKET Fresh Meats Groceries Produce Store Hours Mon-Thur 9-6 Friday 9-9 Sat 9-6 Phone 676-5838 Gertie Garland MARILYN’S BEAUTY SALON Paula Hepner Jane Shannon Ligonier St. New Florence, PA (412) 235-2288 Open • Tues. - Sat. Careen (fables- |nc. Mountain PUijbou9e | nc. Penner Jprt (Pallet at touglrton | a be? i% fSHOW L A SURPLUS L A surplus 108 Market Street Downtown Johnstown rm HSG an ie nx£k A Q p ihn QmL, 3nth. 316 BROAD ST • JOHNSTOWN, PA. 15906 • (814)535-7724 J-D PENROSE, INC. 178 East Market Street Blairsville, Pennsylvania 15717 412-459-8481 BLAIRM NT RESTAURANT “THE FAMILY PLACE” 676-5505 235-2521 Route 22 East BLAIRSVILLE. PA 412-459-5290 “Good Luck Rams” PETE STEWART SON Always Selling Something Somewhere Armagh, PA Phone: 814-446-5712 412-463-0715 CLEAN SWEEP SANITATION SERVICE Box 177 Armagh, PA Phone: 814-446-6512 M J MARKET Armagh, PA 15920 Phone 446-5857 PLEASANT VALLEY % GOLF COURSE % ROADWAY AUTO SERVICE f T.M. Dixon, P.G.A. Pro. - 4 711 56 Seward, PA Vintondale, PA. 15961 Phone Inspection - Electrical Air Cond. 446-6244 Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone: 412-238-5511 McCabe funeral fHome CHICK CICCONI “Sincere Dedicated Service” Howard S. McCabe 244 West Main Street John D. McCabe Ligonier, Penna. 15658 THE NA TIONWIDE MAN TIBERI'S TAVERN (412) 238 4982 Open Sundays Beer, Liquor. The Best Pizza In The Valley Po tH a 2ewe6- Jitjue 2 miles North of Ligonier Route 711 238-2296 JOHN W KESLAR 135'jW MAIN ST Owner LIGONIER. PA 15658 LIGONIER APPLIANCE TV THE COMPUTER SPOT Authorized w lVl Dealer on the Diamond Ligonier, PA 15658 (412) 238-2381 f|cipplG computer inc. On The Diamond Authorized Dealer 198 - 238-6488 - Harold Newell, Owner PHONE JOHNSTOWN (814) 446-5312 OR 446-5823 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK - 9 00 A M TO 5 30 P M It 1 Al'TO SALES AND SPORTS TOWING A AUTO SALVAGE (WRECKERS! NEW A USED AUTO A TRUCK GLASS NEW A USED AUTO A TRUCK PARTS NEW A USED FIREARMS - FFL25-09976 AMMUNITION AND FISHING SUPPLIES ROUTE 56 haws PIKE BOX 322 SEWARD PA 15954 JUST A FEW Miles From JOHNSTOWN LIGONIER HARDWARE Ligonier, PA 15658 Compliments Of HIGH RIDGE WATER SUPPLY COMPANY Tenth And Chestnut Streets New Florence, PA. 15944 LIGONIER SALES AND SERVICE Rt. 30 E. P. O. Box L Ligonier, PA 15658 (412) 238-5790 TENWILS Tiie. Auto Truck Sorvice Rt. 271 iMoith, Ligonier 238-5656 'Slate insiiBtliitn Wheel Aliijmnenl Tires Batteries -Tuneups Autumati;: Transmission Work Complete Auto Rady Repair and Painting Congratulations Debbie BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Dr. Mrs. Kenneth G. Purvis Ligonier Office 112 S. Walnut Street Ligonier, PA 238-6795 Latrobe Office 1010 Jefferson Street Latrobe, PA 539-3541 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 CAROL MCCULLOUGH’S BEAUTY SHOP 216 20th Street New Florence, PA, 15944 Phone: 235-2408 H OT T Y’S 01SE Restaurant Route 711 North - 1 Vi Miles from the Diamond Ligonier, Pennsylvania Alan N. Donna M. Haines 412-238-4663 Proprietors Best Wishes for a Bright and Interesting Future to the Students of LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL from all the people at NEW FLORENCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING FARABAUGH CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Inc. Steam Rug Cleaner And Buttons Ligonier Route 711 North 189 13th St. Phone: 235- 9982 Registered Representative __ Prnildant'i Conference JVL mm _ i e:a. _ _ 3 Times Qualified S 1 MetrOPOlltail National Quality Award TAT ICompani.. DiRINALDO STORE Lee J. Garland Senior Sales Representative R.O 1. Box 240, Bolivar. PA 15923 Office: (814) 266-0611 Residence: (412) 235-2409 Shoe Repairing Newspapers Shoes And Clothing For The Entire Family Auto - Homeowner - Life Health - Retirement Universal Life Bolivar, PA OAK GROVE PHARMACY CLARK'S Auto Shop Prescriptions Natural Vitamins and Nutrition Center Cosmetics Photo Finishing NEW FLORENCE, PA. foil Collision Repairs ■ 24 Hoar AAA Towiwf State Inspection 113 South Fairfield St. Ligonier, PA Phone: 238-6988 412-235-9970 Jacob L. Grimm R. Ph. 1 BULK GAROEN SEEDS • PEAT MOSS • LIME GARDEN TOOLS • FERTILIZER • INSECTICIDES • BOLENS raJxarrv 0TiLoIoa LIGONIER GARDEN CENTER 1 Ml. EAST OF LIGONIER • LIGONIER. PA. 1565 • PHONE: 231-2131 200 fRl 711 fBo 367 Staonux, fjBu 15658 12 238-6691 1 IhcM ma I 7TH STREfT Sfward PA ' 5954 CHUOc'S BODY SHOP OPivr r ast CHUCK IfcPSCH Owni m 014 446 58 1 ? Good Luck Kim! CHERYL RITENOUR’S BEATY SALON 180 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA. 15944 Hours Tues.-Fri. 9 AM - 4PM Walk-ins Welcome Sat. - 8AM - 1 PM Call 235-2677 Thurs. Evenings By Appointments Or 235-2154 MARTINS SPECIALTY SHOP” On The Diamond Ligonier. PA 238-6811 HAYES PHARMACY 134 W. Main Street Ligonier, PA Reliable Prescription Service Phone 238-2907 THE WAGON WHEEL Famous For Pizza, Steaks, Spaghetti, Seafoods Monday Thru Saturday - 5:00 PM To Midnight Super Salad Bar-Friday, Saturday Takeout Orders - Phone 238-9759 R.D. 1 - Route 711 North - Ligonier, PA THE CORPS DANCE STUDIO LATROBE BLAIRSVILLE CREENSBURG AND TRIM-N-TAN AEROBIC- SUNTANNING CENTER Unity Plaza - Latrobe, PA 537-3303 !DWH HOUSE FOR LEISURELY DINING Sunday Hours...12 to 8:00 P.M. Wtek Days .... 12 to 2:30 P.M. 5 to 8:00 P.M. Reservation Phone 238-54S1 201 S. Fairtleld Street Ligonier. Pennsylvania 201 UPSTA IRS—DO WNSTA IRS Come And Browse” PHONE (412) 238-4537 Open Daily — 9:30-5:00 Resale Clothes For The Entire Family Bulletin Board Service Brie-A-Brac We Orginate Others Imitate Mclnchok Sanitation Commercial — Residential 136 E. Mam St. R D 3. BOX 172JM UGONIER. PA 15658 Ligomer. Pa 15658 Phone 238-4290 MARK’S PLACE Bolivar, PA Congratulations “Debbie” RT 30 Box 78 • Latrobe. PA 15650 . 412 539-2238 FRESH DOUGH PIZZA DELICIOUS FOODS IN SIT-DOWN COMFORT OR FOR TAKE - OUT • SPAGHETTI • RIGATONI • RAVIOLI • AND OTHER FINE ITALIAN DISHES COLD BEER WINE OPEN 5 PM DAILY - CLOSED MONDAY CALL AHEAD FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS 238-9915 WEST PLAZA (OFF RT. 30 BEHIND GIANT EAGLE STORE) LIGONIER PA Congratulations Class Of “84 202 DODSON'S STORE Washington Street Bolivar, PA Phone: (412) 676-5880 Old-Fashioned Fountain cv yt usup musical vG Latrobe 30 Shopping Plaa Latrobe. PA 15650 (412) 537-3600 BLAIRSVILLE BOLIVAR JENNERSTOWN JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWN JOHNSTOWN LATROBE LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER LIGONIER NEW FLORENCE NEW FLORENCE NEW FLORENCE OAK GROVE ROBINSON ROBINSON SEWARD PATRONS PYLE APPLIANCE FURNITURE JAMES E. BECHTOLD AGENCY CRAIG’S HARDWARE GEORGE’S SONG SHOP LaPORTA’S FLOWER SHOP THE CANDY STORE UNITED JEWELERS McBROOM’S, INC. COUNTRY COTTAGE DR. TIMOTHY E. HOLLOWAY FORT LIGONIER MEMORIAL FOUNDATION G.M.D., INC. GRANDMA’S HOUSE IRMA STOUFFER KERN’S GUN SHOP LIGONIER AGWAY LIGONIER BEACH LIGONIER DISTRIBUTING MACK M. DARR McGinnis auto wreckers RIDGEVIEW GOLF COURSE YATES MOTORS LINDA GORMAN’S BEAUTH SHOP MIRROR LAKE CAMPERLAND TOM, DONNA JASON BENNETT RONALD P. KOVAL, D.C. GERALDINE BORING’S BEAUTY SHOP THE GINMILL FRAN HAJJAR BEAUTH SHOP 203 Phil Barb Curt Peggy King Mr. Mrs. William Flickinger Mr. Mrs. Gerald Page Family Kim Chris Nina Jim (33) Jeff, Rodney, Kevin, Wilber Bill Donna Miller Kristen Tyler, Amy Bryan Congratulations Sport, From Aunt Betsy Congratulations Lani, Cory, James Van Aunt Besty Uncle Tom Mr. Mrs. Dean Cosner Family Art Ginger Gibson Grandma Pap Roll Edd Ida Callis James, Tammy, Shane Congratulations 22 Best of Luck to the Four Cousins Eric, Rick, Mike, Scott Alane Tud JCJ Inc. Laurel Literary Staff Shon, Jim, Joe Cory Lisa B, Sue, Lisa C, Lani Lisa’s Tonsils Mr. Y Skibeani Bros. Testie Fast Buffy Tiffany Brandy King Georgia Canary B-94 FM Cabbage Patch Kids Apple Orchard Pumpkin Patch The Owl The Pumpkin Hit Radio 96 Flunkin’ with Duncan Crew Baxter Burt Reynolds Champion Invincibles Sondra Boring Huston and Doris Sheriff Linda, Bill, and Jodi Graver Barry, Pam, Keith, and Scott Sheriff George, Billie, and Sharon Dave, Debbie Kids Hal, James Shon Alan Art Lani, Lisa B, Lisa W, Allison Allison Parker Terry Bradshaw Lisa Walls Joe Flickinger Tim Lani Kevin Lisa Bob, Tank, Flick, Matt, Cory Eric Lisa Marino Denny Perry FRIENDS Josephine Ada Elliott Herb Jayne Boring Congratulations Tub! Love Uncle Tom James, Lani, Art Cory Frank, Martha Family Mike Kelly Chuck, Bryan, Tyler Pete Jolene Karen Dale, Susan, Alex Steven Wahl Darcy, Amy, Sue Tess Kelly Buckles Pam Brown Kelly Buckles Kevin Synder Larry Lisa Jim Brown Tami Williams Diann, Pam, Kelly Kim Cabin Fever; Jim Shon Jason Bennett Donna Bennett Tom Bennett Arthur Ollie West Diane West Dean West 1st pd. Business English Class 2nd pd. General Math Class 3rd pd. General Business Class 4th pd. Office Machine Class Mary Francis Parks Kelly, Paula, Janice Theresa Lisa, Christa, Gretchen Laurel Mary Jo, Sonya, Tracey, Lynly Lisa Connie Kristen, Lisa, Tangi, Chris Eve, Jani, Heather, Gwen Mark McGeary Hogan Lois Toman Jim, Margie “Tank” Pardee Red, Hooney, Todd, Ragu Marsha, Tom, Buffy, Tommy Dory, Mike Michael Carol, Lindsey, Sandy, Melanie Paula, Angie, Sue, Heather Suzi Brett Krissy, Susannah, Tammy, Yvonne Jodi Tami Lori AJ, Patricia Doug Doug, Patty, Christina, Lori Melissa Herb Downtown Dusty Terry Paula, Yvonne, Pamela, Mary Ann Chad Tantlinger and Scott Hutchinson Rock Jo, Sheila, Mandy, Tommie Tom, Matt, Bill Stacy Vince Kelly C., Jill B„ Ann C. Bobbetta, Pudrah, Neyro Todd Denise Brett Suzi Jill Beth Mary Ann Stiles Annette, Darcy, Carol Daniele Kristen, Amy, Billie Serena Missy, Chris, Laura Erin Daniele Greg Perry and Craiger Hirsch, McGoo, Hambone Lentz Tami, Barb, Kristen Debi Shari, Karen, Valli Lauri Alane Tud Alane, Dianne Susan Russ Annette Gena, Valli, Nicole Robby Arch, Sue, Archie Renee Bill, Val, Marcia Steven Lane, Wanda, Crystal Teese Art Michele Stiffey Family Ed, Sue, DeAnn, Shannon Jim, Kathleen, David Laura Lannie Jill Bryan Krissy, Louie Kristin Jane Chico Janis Stutzman Amy Parsha David Kim Myke -n- Kelly Skin-head, P-air, Mark, Kevin Scott, Paul, Jeff, David Eric, Jimmy, Scott, Rick Jodi, AJ Allyson, Tina, Laura Karen, Julie, Allyson, Laura Mickey, Nicole, Lisa, Becky Missy Rodney, Kristin Louie Kay McMillan Swanko, Kinzer, Deb, Steph Paul Tracy Beth, Betsie, Paula, Trisha Mark, Eddie, Wade, Noel Patty DeNorcy David Rosie, Erin, Chris, Rat Jolene Ken Danny Teresa Munchkin, Gabby Cheryl, Becky, Lisa, Lori Wade Karen Barbara, Christina, Tammy Paul, Romayne Gretchen Schwartzel Johanna, Tracy Lisa, Lori Jo, Pam, Valerie Mr. Mrs. King The Ed Clark Family Clark’s Auto Shop Bob, Dian, Sean, Todd Kristen Louie Grenie, Ruzz, CB, Dimples Janet Beth Troyan 204 Key to the cities. Congratulations to the Class of ’84. Here's hoping your solid education will be the key that opens many doors in your future. £Kkennametal Senior Activities Timothy Ross Allshouse Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4. Johanna Jill Ashcom Chorus 4; AFS 4; FHA 1. Teresa Kay Baird FBLA 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4. Renee Elizabeth Balencic Girls’ Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 2; Play Cast 2, 3; Girls’ Weightlifting 2, 3. 4; FHA 1; Powderpuff Football 3. Cathy Darlene Barnhart Laurel Business Staff 4. Lisa Marie Berezansky Chorus 1; Silks 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4, Co-editor 4; Ram Page Staff 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2; Ski Club 2; Homecoming Court 4; Pommette 1; Band 1. Pamela Suzette Bloom Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; County Band 1; County Chorus 1; Play Cast 2; Student Forum 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; AFS 4. Lori Jo Bobko Chorus 1, 2. 4; Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 4; Forensics 1; Class Treasurer 2; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Varsity Club 1. Kerry L. Boring Archery Club 3, 4. Lani Kai Boring Band 1,2,3. 4; Silks 4; Majorette 1; AFS 1,3,4, Secretary 1, Vice-President 4; Student Council 1,3; Forensics 2, Secretary 2; Laurel Literary Staff 4, Co-editor 4; Class President 4; Student Advisory 4; Ram Page Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2; Ski Club 2; Basketball Statistician 2, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Hall of Fame 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Interact 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4. Carol Diane Brinker Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Business Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 3, 4; Softball Manager 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Health Careers Club 1; Leaders Club 3, 4; Girl’s Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4. Pamela Sue Brown Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4, Chapter Secretary 4. Regional Secretary 4; Leaders’ Club 3; AFS 4; Laurel Auditor 4. Kelly Jean Buckles Chrous 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 1, 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Hall of Fame 4; AFS 3, 4, President 4; Chemistry Club 3; Leaders’ Club 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1. James Martin Callis Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; All Sports Club 1; Football Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Powderpuff Coach 4. Ronald W. Cavallo Joseph Dale Clark AFS 3, 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3; Art 3. President 3; Chess Club 1; Chemistry Club 1; Library Club 3, 4; God and Country Award; Hall of Fame 4; Forensics. Tammy Lynn Colson Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Girls’ Weightlifting Club 3, 4. Lisa Jean Cooper Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Laural Literary Staff 4,; AFS 4; Softball 2; Girls’ Basketball Manager 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; County Chorus 1. Daniele Marie Crusan Chorus 1, 2; Rifles 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; FBLA 3, 4, President 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; President 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; First Place Clerk Typist Regionals 3; Hall of Fame 4; Health Careers Club 1, Secretary 1. Daniel Edward Custer Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball Club 2, 3, 4; Football Club 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Beth Ann Davis Tracy Lee Deemer Archery Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Jon Christopher Dragan Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; County Chorus 1, 2; AFS 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football Club 2.3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Hall of Fame 4. Thomas P. Dubics Patti Marie Ference Band 1,2,3,4; Rifles 1,2,3, 4, Co-captain 2. Captain 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class President 2; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; AFS 1. 2, 3. 4. President 1; Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Chorus 1. Lisa Diane Fox Band Manager 4; AFS 4; Varsity Club 4; Softball 3, 4. Geneva Susan Galbraith Chorus 1. 2, 4. Brian K. Garland Football 2; Varsity Club 2. Arthur Van Gibson Laurel Business Staff 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Trainer 2. 3, 4; Powderpuff Coach 4. Kimberly Ann Glusko Chorus 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Play Cast 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 2, 3. 4; AFS 1. 4; Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3; Homecoming Court 4. Peter Donald Gratosky Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2. Secretary 3; Archery Club 1, President 1; Basketball Club 1. 2; Chess Club 3; Shotgun Club 2; Weightlifting Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 4. Nelly Guillaume AFS 4. Bethann Rosella Heming Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Laurel Business Staff 4. Philip Eugene Henderson Shon David Henderson Laurel Literary Staff 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 1,2,3. 4; Hall of Fame. 4. Traci Lynn Henderson Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Majorette 3, 4; County Chorus 1; FBLA 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1; Leaders’ Club 3, 4. Richard Lee Hood Richard Charles James Chorus I; All Sports Club 1, Treasurer 1; Perfect Attendance 1. Michael John Kelly Chorus 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Baseball 2. Rodney Bryan Kolesar Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Vice-President 2; Play Cast 1, 2; Basketball Club 1,2,3, 4; Archery Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Hall Of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4. Katherine Irene Lawrence Leaders’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Weightlifting Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1; Girls’ Basketball 2, 4; Volleyball Manager 3; Softball Statistician 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3. Kris Layton Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 1; Volleyball 3. 4; Softball 2,3, 4; Leaders’ Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Weightlifting 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Charles Allen Lepsch Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4. Theresa Lee Lorditch Donald Robert Ludwig Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall of 206 Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4; First Team All Star (baseball) 4; Powderpuff football coach 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Football Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Harold Edward Luther Chorus 1,2,3; County Chorus 1; AFS 2,3,4; Play Cast 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Football Club 4; All Sports Club 1; Varsity Club 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4; Powderpuff Coach 3, 4. Barbara A. Lynch FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Weightlifting 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1; VICA 2, 3, 4. Gena Marie Marsh Chorus 1; Laurel Business Staff 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; Track and Field Club 1; Health Careers Club 1; FBLA 3, 4. Mark Edward Matson Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Annette Coleen McDonald Silks 1, 2, 3, 4, CoCaptain 3. Captain 4; Student Council 1; Laurel Business Staff 4, Manager 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; Vice President 4; Varsity Club 2; Girls’ Weightlifting 2; FBLA 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. Deborah Ann McGinnis Silks 3, 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Health Careers Club 1, 3, 4; FBLA 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. Mark Ryan Miller Forensics 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Chess Club 1,2; Chemistry 3, 4. Theresa Marie Miller Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3. 4; Hall Of Fame 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; 4-H 4. Jane Elizabeth Murphy Cheerleader 1, 2; AFS 4; Track and Field Club 1; Leaders’ Club 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; AFS 4. Janies Wayne Nelson Vice-President 4. Susan Marie Palko Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Chorus 1; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball lf 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1, 2. Allison Frances Parker Band 1; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3; AFS 1, 2; Forensics 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3. Co-captain 4; Play Cast 1.2,3.4; Weightlifting Club 4; Chess Club 1; Leaders’ Club 4. Amy Lynne Parsha Band 1, 2.3, 4; Majorette 1, 2,3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 1, 3; Leaders’ Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Miss Majorette 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Homecoming Court 4; Girl’s Basketball 3, 4. Walter K. Perry Football 1, 2; Weightlifting Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Football Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 1. Cory Ray Peters Band 1,2.3, 4; Chorus 2,3. 4; County Band 1, 4; County Chorus 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Forensics 4, Treasurer 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Play Cast 1. 2, 3; Ram Page 3, 4. Editor 4; Chemistry Club 2; Chess Club 1; Library Club 3. 4, President 3; Art Club 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Interact 3, 4. Charlotte Rose Piper Honor Guard 4. Christine Shelly Powell Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4; AFS 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Varsity Club 2; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2. Corey Joseph Riddell Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 4; Football Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Hall of Fame 4. Kimberly Sue Ritenour Chorus 1, 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4, Vice President 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Class Secretary 1, 2; Play Cast 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Leaders’ Club 3. 4; Health Careers Club 1; Volleyball 2; Powderpuff Football 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4. William Daniel Robinson Terry Jon Schnavely AFS 3,4; Forensics 4; Play Cast 3; Library Aid 1; Library Club 1; Football Manager 4. Alan Lee Shearer Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael David Shomo Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Play Cast 1. 2, 3. Valerie Lynn Short Health Careers Club 4. Tyler Micheal Stiffey Chorus 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; All Sports Club 1; Football Club 2, 3; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; American Legion Award 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4. Janis Elaine Stutzman Chorus 1, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Play Cast 2; Track and Field Club 1, Secretary 1; Girls’ Basketball 3, 4; James Ronald Suschak Football 1, 2.3. 4; Powderpuff Football Coach 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming King 4; All Sports Club 1, Vice President 1; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Football Club 2, 3. 4. John H. Suschak Chorus 1; Play Cast 1; VICA 3, 4. Tracy May Swank Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Laurel Business Staff 4; Play Cast 1, 2. Darcy Lynn Taggart Varsity Club 2,3, 4; Vice President 3, President 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4, President 4; Girl’s Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 2, 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Ski Club 2. 3. Michelle Ann Tutokey Girls Weightlifting 3, 4. Darla Marie Ulm Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Assistant Student Director 3, Student Director 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2. 3, 4; County Band 1, 3, 4; County Chorus 1, 3. 4; AFS 2. 3. 4; Forensics 4. Secretary 4; Leaders’ Club 1. 4; Chemistry Club 2. 3, 4; Spelling Bee Judge and Coach 1, 2, 3. 4; Play Cast 1, 2. 3. 4; Announcements 4. Lisa Michelle Walls Band 1.2; Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1,2.3.4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Secretary 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; AFS 4; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. Brian Welshons Football 2. 3; VICA 3, 4. Melissa Jean Williams Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 4; Hall of Fame 4. Diann Wynn Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,3, 4; Forensics 2, 3,4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 4; Play Cast 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, President 2; Leaders’ Club 2; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Volleyball Manager 3; Powderpuff Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; FHA 1. Michael Joseph Yaworski Laurel Business Staff 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball Club 2,3.4; Chess Club 1, 2; Baseball Club 2. 3. 4; Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Football Statistician 2, 3; Powderpuff Football Coach 4; Hall Of Fame 4; Homecoming Court 4; Football Club 4. James Michael Yeager AFS 1, 4; Student Council 4; Laurel Literary Staff 4; Play Cast 1, 2,3, 4; RanrPage Staff 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Art Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Library Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; All Sports Club 1; Chemistry Club 1; Football 1, 4; Hall of Fame 4. 207 A Abbott, Allen 54, 55 Acknowledgements 212 Administrators 146, 147 Advertisements 157 - 205 Ail Sports Club 120 Allshouse, April 66, 94, 124 Allshouse, Timothy 14, 20, 22, 23, 40, 43, 44, 118, 158 American Field Service 90, 91, 101 Andrews, Samuel 79, 136 Archery Club 104 Ardrey, Veronica 136 Arford, Beth 124 Arford, Debra 70, 80, 90, 128, 144 Art Club 105 Ashcom, Johanna 18, 20, 22, 80, 81, 90, 158 Athletics 34 - 66 Austin, Bobby 132 B Babuschak, Jeffrey 136 Baird, Bryan 136 Baird, Laura 140, 144 Baird, Melissa 72, 75, 80, 110, 124 Baird, Patricia Baird, Teresa 6, 18, 20, 27, 66, 158 Balencic, Renee 20, 84, 94, 158 Balencic, Theresa 123 Band, junior 79 Band, senior 72 - 78 Banko, Beth 70, 123, 128 Barnhart, Cathy 20, 158, 179 Baseball 34 - 37 Basketball Club, junior high 117 Basketball Club, senior high 116 Basketball, Girls' junior high 53 Basketball, Girls’ JV 52 Basketball, Girls’ Varsity 50, 51 Basketball, junior high 60, 61 Basketball, JV 59 Basketball, Varsity 54 - 58 Bateman, Michael 140 Bauman, Joanne 105, 153 Bealonis, Susie 5, 111, 132 Beard, John 124 Beard, Lori 71. 84, 132 Beard, Ronnie 136 Beatty, Jonathan 12 Bendel, Robert 35, 152 Bendel, Robert Jr. 34, 40, 46, 118, 128 Bender, Rodney 3, 48, 72, 112, 128 Bennett, Donna 92, 152 Berezansky, Lisa 7, 10, 11, 14, 19, 20, 27, 31, 38, 39, 66, 72. 75, 90, 92, 94, 110, 158 Berezansky, Mark 4, 48, 128 Bernabo, Paul 136 Bernabo, Rusty 12, 13 Bernabo, Scott 47, 120, 132 Betz, Bill 119, 132 Betz, David 124 Bihon, John 40, 46, 128 Biss, Glenn 124 Blankenbicker, Michael 37, 47, 120, 132 Bloom, Douglas 48, 49, 119, 132 208 Index Bloom, Pamela 6, 20, 72, 73, 85, 158 Board of Education 146 Bobko, Jill 132 Bobko, Lisa 71, 111, 136 Bobko, Lori 2, 20, 72, 76. 80, 81, 90, 94, 158 Boring, Jeffrey 128 Boring, Kerry (grade 12) 21, 123, 140 Boring, Kerry (grade 7) 4, 109 Boring, Lani 6, 10, 11, 14, 18, 19, 21, 26, 27, 31, 52, 66, 72, 75, 84, 85, 90. 92, 94, 110, 158, 179 Boring, Tammy 124, 128 Boske, Heather 140 Bowers, Jason 119, 140 Bowman, David 50 Brendlinger, James 132 Brendlinger, Laura 136 Brett, Kelly 86 Brett, Kevin 37, 72, 78, 80, 84, 90. 128 Bridge, Tom 153 Brinker. Carol 15, 21, 27, 39, 66, 72, 73, 93, 110, 113, 158, 179 Brinker, Richard 39, 40, 46, 118, 128 Brown, Jason 84, 140 Brown, Jeff 119, 132 Brown, Mike 49, 72, 79, 119, 132 Brown, Pamela 15, 18, 21, 27, 31, 66, 90, 93. 110, 158, 164, 179 Brudnak, Karen 4, 15, 50, 52, 72, 74, 80, 90, 113, 124 Bryson, Kirby 47, 84, 120, 132 Bryson, Thomas 52, 148 Bucklen, Gwen 72, 75, 80, 90. 110, 128 Buckles, Gary 132 Buckles. Kelly 6, 8, 10, 11, 15, 21, 80, 81, 90, 94, 110, 158 Buckles. Scott 140 Buckles, Tawnia 140 Burkett, Allyson 136 Burkett, Timothy 124 C Cable, Charles 140 Cafeteria Staff 156 Caldwell, Bonnie 12, 86, 87 Caldwell, Brady 72, 79, 120, 140 Caldwell, Carol 140 Caldwell, George 124 Caldwell, Mark 132 Caldwell Michael 12, 13, 86, 87 Callis, James 10, 11, 14, 15, 21, 23, 27, 34, 36, 40, 41, 42, 112, 118, 158, 179, 201, 202 Callis, Tammy 3, 5, 53, 72, 79, 132 Camut, Anna 132 Camut, Cliff 128 Camut, Joseph 128 Cardarella, Chris 40, 112, 118, 124 Carnahan, Milroy 146 Carney, Kelli 8, 10, 11, 12, 86 Cavallo, Ronald 122, 158 Cheerleaders, junior high 71 Cheerleaders, JV 70 Cheerleaders, Varsity 68, 69 Chemistry Club 108 Chorus, junior high 83 Chorus, senior high 80, 81 Cieslo, Sonya 140 Cieslo, Tonia 71, 111, 132 Clark, Cindy 84, 136 Clark, Irene 136 Clark, Joe 3, 6, 12, 13, 21. 31. 32, 86, 87, 90, 92. 94. 144, 158 Clark, John 136 • Clark, Lori 128 Clark, Marie 140 Clark, Ronald 140 Clark, Scott 47, 60, 136 Clawson, Adam 109, 140 Clawson, Billie Sue 52, 66. 72, 74r 76, 80, 90, 124, 125 Clawson, Jerry 72, 78, 136 Closson, Christine 140 Closson, Lisa 136 Closson, Samuel 79, 1 28 Cole. Kelly 71. 132 Colson, David 136 Colson, Edward 136 Colson, John 124, 127 Colson, Sheila 136 Colson, Tammy 9, 21, 27, 66, 122, 158 Colson, Tracy 9, 38, 94, 124, 126 Condron, David 132 Condron, Melony 72, 77, 124 Conrad, Bill 34 Cooper, Lisa 7, 14, 22. 52, 72,73, 80, 81 90, 92, 94, 110, 158 Coy, Barbara 80, 128 Coy, Charles 136 Coy, Herbert 124 Craft, Edward 122, 124, 127 ' . -Craig, Bonnie 132 “ Crooks, Bobby 47, 120, 132. Crooks, Diane 124 Crouse, James 108, 124 Crouse, Joseph 84, 137 Croyle, Robert 137 Croyle, Rocky Jo 140 Crusan, Chad 140 Crusan, Daniele 7, 19. 22, 27, 34, 38, 39, 66, 72, 76, 94, 110, 113, 158 Crusan, Rebecca 128 Crusan, Ruth 140 Crusan, Steven 40, 46, 118, 129 Cummings, Mark 119, 140 Cummings, Michael 124 Cummins, Rodney 129 Currie, Lisa 140 Currie, Lori 140 Custer, Brian 140 Custer. Dan 22, 35, 36, 54, 112, 158 Custer, Donna 132 Custer, Thomas 124 Custodial Staff 156 D Dailey, Jeffrey 129 Davis, Beth Ann 22, 158 Davis, Debra 129 Davis, Donna 129 Deemer, Douglas 129 Deemer, Jane Ann 129 Deemer, Kelly 137 Deemer, Michelle 137 Deemer, Rodney 132 Deemer, Todd 124 Deemer, Tracy 18, 22, 123, 158 Dennison, Scott 129 DeWitt, Terri 53, 137 Dillon, Susan 86, 87 Dipofi, Scott 140 Dodson, Archie 137 Dohoda, Stanley 147 Draga'n, Christopher 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 19. 22, 23, 40, 43, 44, 80, 81, 90, 158 Dubics. Paul 129 Dubics, Thomas 23, 123, 158 Duncan, Carrie 110, 128, 129 Duncan, Connie 111, 140 Duncan, Paul 150 • Dungeons and Dragons Club 107 D jnmire. Melissa 140 Dushack, Rbnald 47, 120, 133 i Eckenroad, Kim 124 Eckles, Dennis 120, 133 Eicher, Paula 133 Eighth Grade 136 - 139 Elkin, Tracy 72, 77, 125 Ellermeyer,'Serena 19, 80, 85, 90, 110, 125. • Ellis, JLames'125 Ellis, Christopher 109; 140 Ellis, Robert 140 Ewt, Maryann-72, 79, 140 Ewt, Paula 2. 5, 72, 79. Ill, 133 ♦r F Faculty 148 - 155 FBLA 96 Ference, Patti 6, 18, 19, 23, 27. 32, 38, 39, 62, 66. 72. 76. 87, 90. 113, 158 Ferris, Shari 80, 124, 125 Filat, Dawn 38. 66, 90. 94. 125 Filat, Trina 141 Flickinger, Mark 47, 120, 133 Flickinger, William 148 Football, junior high 47 Football, JV 46 Football, varsity 42 - 45 Football Club 118 Forensics 100 Foust, Mitzi 137 Fox, Candice 137 Fox, Lisa 23, 38, 39, 78, 90, 94, 158 Freshmen 132 - 135 Fulcomer, Tami 72, 79. 141 G Gailey, Darren 72, 79, 137 Gailey, Matthew 72, 79. 119, 141 Gailey, Sean 72, 79, 133 Galbraith, Geneva 23, 80, 158 Galbraith. Viola 125, 127 Gall, Stacy 71, 133 Gamble, Greg 34 % Gamble, Matthew 119, 133 Garland, Brian 19, 23, 122, 158 Garland, Kathy 2, 94, 125 Garland, Lynly 141 Garland, Tangi 141 Garland, Therese 72, 77, 129 Garland, Thomas 72, 79, 119, 133 Garland, Tricia 137 Garshnick, John 129 Gates, Candice 133 Geary, Debra 72, 74, 80. 90. 125 Gehring, Karen 10, 50, 52, 72, 74, 129 Gehring, Kristen 137 Gehring, Patricia 71, 132, 133 Gehring, Wayne 12, 13 Gibson, Arthur 2, 8, 23, 27, 34, 36, 41, 44. 112, 158, 179, 194 Gindlesperger, Brian 133 Girls Varsity Club 113 Glenn, Kenneth 64, 104, 151 Glessner, Randy 40. 44, 112, 118, 125, 144 Glusko, Kimberly 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 24. 38. 39, 80, 81, 90, 110, 113, 158 Golf Club 119 Golf Team 48. 49 Gorirossi, Eugene 72, 153 Gorman. Paula 133 Gorman, Sheila 141 Graff. Kristin 72, 79, 133 Graham, Scott 9 Gratosky, Peter 2, 3, 19, 24, 30, 72, 73, 158 Graver, Jodi 129 Graw, Diana 92 Green, Kelly 137 Green Michael 133 Guaetta, Chad 47, 120, 133 Guillaume, Nelly 24, 90, 91, 158 H Hajjar, Michael 125, 133 Hale, Christine 141 Hall, Christine 133 Hall, Duane 80, 153, 155 Hall, Leslie 133 Hall of Fame 6, 7 Hall, Susannah 53, 72, 79, 140 Hall. Wade 34, 40, 44. 45, 85, 112, 118, 128 129 Hamilton, David 40, 45, 46. 80, 118, 125 Hamilton, Michael 5, 47, 120, 133 Harr, Rita 72, 78, 79. 140 Hartman, Kathryn 141 Health Careers Club 97 Hedges, Amy 3, 19, 38, 39, 50, 52, 66, 72, 76. 80, 84, 90, 124, 125, 126, 127 Helsel, Tracy 72. 78, 79, 141 Heming, Beth 24 Heming. Connie 125 Heming, Melissa 133 Heming. Tammy 80, 129 Henderson, Bruce 125 Henderson, Charles 137 Henderson, Eve 72, 79. 84, 141 Henderson, Gail 141 Henderson, Philip 24, 122, 158 Henderson, Shon 3, 6, 14, 24, 30, 40, 42, 92, 112, 118, 158, 202 Henderson, Traci 4, 10, 22, 24, 72, 74, 80. 81. 110, 158 Higgins, John 133 Hill, Richard 141 Hiner, Richard 2, 40. 45, 118, 155 Hirsch, Christy 70, 80, 110, 129 Hirsch, Michael 125, 129 Hirsch, William 47, 137 Hofecker, Curtis 137 Hofecker, Michael 35, 37, 40, 112, 118, 125 Hofecker, Rodney 141 Homecoming 10, 11 Honor Guard 77 Hood, Richard 24, 122, 158 Horrell, David 109, 130, 148 Horrell, Lorrie 12, 13 Horvath, Cory 133 Horvath, David 40, 46 Houck, Robert 137 Houck, Theresa 134 Houck, Tina 141 Housel, Juanita 130 Howard, Sally 62 Howard, Sherry 137 Howard, Steve 12 Howard, Tim 34 Howard, Wayne 40, 44, 45, 45, 154, 155 Hudson, Robert 37 Hughes, Donna 72, 77, 80, 130 Hughes, Roberta 125 Huston, John 12, 48, 49, 80, 90, 112, 125 Hutchinson, Scott 119, 141 I Index 208 - 211 J James, Charles 8, 25 James, Donald 47, 120, 141 James, Michael 47, 137 Jarvis, Jolene 130 Jarvis, Tina 138 Jarvis, William 141 Jasper, Randi 72, 79, 111, 141 Jasper, Rusty 47, 79, 120, 134 Johnson, Nelson 10. 40, 45, 112, 118, 125 Johnston, Larry 125 Johnstone, Frank 134 Johnstone, Kevin 138 Jones, Deneen 138 Jones, Gwen 72. 79, 141 Jones, Raymond 141 Jones, Sally 138 Junior Class 124 - 127 K Kahl, William 141 Kasterko, Mark 138 Kay, Sandra 5, 72, 78. 79, 84, 132, 134 Kelly, Michael 3, 25. 48, 49, 158 Keppler, Donna 134 Kerr, Brett 40. 112, 118, 125 Kerr, Kendra 94, 125, 127 Kerr. Lee 125, 150 Kerr, Michael 47, 120, 141 Kerr, Paula 70, 130 Kerr, Scott 138 Killen, Susan 12 King. Curtis 120, 125, 151, 155 King. Curtis Jr. 4, 80. 112 King, Margaret 3. 86. 87, 108, 113, 151 King, Marie 153 Kinnel, Becky 138 209 Kinnel, Kristine 80, 90, 111, 125 Kinzey, Rhonda 19. 72, 76, 128, 130 Kinzey, Vicki 111, 134 Kisamore. Gilbert 138 Kisamore, Owana 125 Klauss, Christopher 134 Klym, Heidi 141 Kolesar, Bryan 4, 6, 10, 11, 15, 19, 25, 77, 78, 80, 81, 158 Krouse, Geri 130 Kuhar, Oscie 154 L Lambing, Christina 79, 110, 130 Lambing, Patricia 79, 141 Langham, Jill 72, 126 Langham, Kristin 72, 78, 134 Langham, Troy 141 Laskoski, Matthew 109, 119. 141 Laurel Staff 92, 93 Lawlor, Patricia 152, 155, 164 Lawrence, Edward 46, 112, 118, 130 Lawrence, Katherine 25, 39, 50, 51, 52, 158 Layton, Karen 72, 59, 138 Layton, Kristen 25, 38, 39, 110, 113, 158 Layton, Thomas 72, 79, 109, 141 Lazarowicz, Nancy 126 Lazarowicz, Susan 141 Leaders Club, senior high 110 Lear, Jill 72, 74, 84, 110, 130 Lentz, David 2, 3, 48, 49, 80, 90, 112, 126 Lentz, Jennifer 111, 136, 138 Lepsch, Charles 5, 6, 9, 25, 40, 42, 112, 158 Lepsch, Jodi 84, 141 Library Aides 103 Library Club 102 Lichtenfels, Stacie 126 Lichtenfels, Tracy 142 Lichtenfels, William 138 Lickenfelt, Noel 37, 40. 118. 130 Little, Christopher 126 Little, Heather 111, 142 Little, Scott 47, 120, 134 Long, Chris 48, 72, 79, 119, 134 Long, Douglas 126 Lorditch, Theresa 25 Ludwig, Richard 47, 120, 138 Ludwig, Robert 5, 7, 10, 11, 14, 25, 27, 32, 34, 36. 40, 44, 66, 86. 87. 112, 118, 158 Ludwig, Rodney 94, 118, 126, 127 Ludwig, Rusty 120, 134 Luther, Amy 12 Luther, Beatrice 38, 130 Luther, Eric 40, 46, 118, 130 Luther, Harold 2, 7, 11, 19, 26, 27, 40, 43, 45, 90, 118, 158 Luther, Linda 148 Luther, Melissa 72, 78, 79, 138 Lynch, Barbara 26, 123 Lynch, Heather 142 M Machak, Eric 138 Madeley, Stacie 38, 39 Magazine Campaign 85 210 Magnani, Linda 147 Majorettes 74 Marino, Lisa 9 Marino, Richard 4, 40, 112, 118, 126, 144 Marsh, Donna 134 Marsh, Gena 18. 110, 158, 179 Marsh, Lisa 130 Marsh, Lori 8, 26, 158 Marsh, Hank 126 Marsh, Mary Ann 142 Marsh, Michael 142 Marsh, Sherry 126 Marsh, Valli 126 Martin, Brad 47, 134 Martin, Brenda 38 Martin, Todd 34, 35, 50, 112, 118, 126 Matson, Mark 2, 26, 31, 72, 73 Mattern, Robert 130 Mayer, Amy 126 McAdams, Carl 138 McClellan, Christa 109, 142 McClellan, Ranae 138 McClure, Curtis 47, 120, 134 McClure, Darren 47, 120, 134 McClure, Erick 5, 47, 120, 134 McClure, Gordon 46, 118, 126 McClure, Gretchen 109, 142 McCoy, Scott 47, 120, 138 McCurdy, Yvonne 53, 72, 79, 134 McDonald. Alane 66, 84. 90. 126 McDonald, Angela 53, 72, 75, 111, 134 McDonald, Annette 9, 10, 11, 18, 26, 27, 66. 72. 75, 86, 87, 93. 113, 158, 179 McDowell, Paul 142 McGarvey, Brinton 90, 126 McGarvey, Joy 138 McGeary, Mark 109, 119, 142 McGinnis, Deborah 14, 26, 72, 79, 94, 158, 179 McGinnis, Shawn 130 McGinnis, Wendy 108, 130 McKlveen, Ruth 126 McLaughlin, Kevin 34 McMaster, Glenn 130 McMillan, Kay 148 Merritt, Gayle 125, 126 Merritt, Karen 53. 72. 79, 84, 85, 136, 138 Merritt, Kathy 53, 111, 142 Merritt, Kelly 12 Merritt, Kristy 12, 13 Merritt, Tracy 53, 72, 79, 142 Merritt, Trisha 70, 80, 130 Miller, Adam 138 Miller, Mark 8, 27, 86, 94, 108. 158 Miller, Patrick 134 Miller, Stephanie 80, 130 Miller, Teresa 3, 5, 7, 18, 27. 38. 39. 50, 51, 66. 72. 73. 110, 113, 158 Mitchell, Kristin 19, 38, 50, 52, 66, 72, 75, 80, 84, 85, 90, 113, 125, 127, 162 Moore, Kathleen 111, 138 Moore, Stanley 130 Moore, Thomas 119, 138 Mulligan, Scott 34, 40, 44, 46, 84, 112, 118, 130 Mundorff, Heather 53, 111, 134 Mundorff, Jeffrey 47, 138 Murdorff, Thomas 47, 138 Murphy, Erin 38, 72, 75, 90, 110, 130, 180 Murphy, Jane 27, 31, 66, 90, 94, 110 N National Honor Society 86, 87 Neatrour, Laurel 142 Nelson, James 18. 23, 27, 122, 125 Nepa, Noel 4, 134 Neuner, Fredrick 142 Neuner, Kevin 4, 40, 46, 130 Nicolai, Diana 110, 111, 154 Norris, Jeffrey 72, 131 O Organizations 67 - 120 P Page, Gerald 2, 19, 35, 40. 44, 45, 112, 118, 150 Page. Gregory 40, 41, 85, 120, 132, 134 Pahach, Andrew 16. 38, 54, 58, 153 Palko, Kathryn 147 Palko, Matthew 40, 118, 126 Palko, Susan 5, 8, 18, 27, 38, 39, 52, 72. 78. 92, 110, 113, 158 Palmer, Charles 126 Pardee, Thomas 47, 120, 134 Parker, Allison 3, 13, 26, 27. 80. 84, 110, 158 Parks, Francis 152 Parks, Stacy 119, 142 Parsha, Amy 4, 9, 10, 11, 15, 28, 50, 51, 52, 72, 74, 110, 158, 162 Parsha, Gerri 12 Parsha, William 131 Patton, Joseph 47, 120, 138 Payne, Bradley 134 Payne, Janet 79, 111, 142 Pecora, Nola 12, 13 Penrose, Christine 138 Penrose, Roxanne 126 Perian, Carl 147 Perry, Louis 40, 44, 46, 118, 126 Perry, Thelma 135 Perry, Walter 28 Peters, Brian 135 Peters, Brigette 38, 70, 80, 110, 131, 144 Peters, Bruce 135 Peters, Cory 2, 7, 9, 12, 14, 28, 31, 37, 72, 73, 80, 81, 90, 92, 158, 179 Peters, Craig 126 Peters, Dustin 109. 142 Peters, Julie 111, 142 Peters, Monika 52, 84, 111, 138 Peters, Paula 111, 142 Peters, Rayla 72, 131 Pickup, Eric 119, 138 Pickup, Fred 147 Piper, Charlotte 28, 72, 77, 158 Piper, Elmer 131 Piper, Philip 143 Plachta, Patrick 40, 46, 131 Potts, Craig 127 Powell, Christine 9, 14, 18, 28, 32, 72, 73, 78. 80, 81, 84, 86, 87, 90, 158 Pozar, Ryan 119, 138 Prisk, James 3, 127 Prom 8, 9 Pudliner, Ernest 149 Puskar, Randy 127 Q Queer, Lisa 79, 111, 143 R Rager, Melissa 135 Rager, Ricky 135 Reed, Lonny 4, 109, 143 Richards, Mark 47, 120, 135 Riddell, Corey 6, 26, 28, 40, 42, 44, 45, 112, 118, 158, 194 Riffle, Deborah 139 Riffle, Budd 47. 109, 143 Ritenour, Carol 72, 78, 79, 135 Ritenour, Joy 8 Ritenour, Kimberly 4, 6, 10, 11, 27, 28, 66, 72, 74, 85, 90. 94, 110, 158, 162, 164, 179, 197 Ritenour, Michael 40, 131 Robinson, William 28 Roddy, Vanessa 148 Rolley, Angela 139 Rolley, Barbara 72, 75, 80, 127 Rolley, Cheryl 131 Rolley, Christina 72, 75, 80, 110, 131 Rolley, Lori 39 Roots Club 106 Rosenberger, Ricky 135 Rosenberger, Robin 139 Rosensteel, Laura 4, 50, 52, 72, 74, 80, 90. 110, 113, 126, 127, 131 Rowland, Douglas 3, 48, 49, 112, 131, 134 Rummell, Karen 111, 143 Rummell, Veronica 127 Rura, Joseph 150 S Sanders, Wendy 143 Saula, Nicole 71, 139 Schaller, Nancy 90, 91, 152 Schnavely, Terry 2, 29, 41, 90. 158, 194 Schwartzel, Romayne 9, 148 Sears, William 94, 127 Sekela, John 40, 45, 47, 120, 151 Sellers, Gary 40, 47 Sembiante, Angelo 154 Senior Day 14, 15 Senior Index 206, 207 Seniors 17 - 32 Seventh Grade 140 - 143 Shank, Stephen 139 Shank. Terry 47, 139 Shatzer, Melanie 5, 53, 111, 135 Shaver, John 72, 79, 139 Shearer. Alan 12, 19, 29, 72, 73, 80, 81. 90, 112, 118, 127 Sheriff, David 47, 120, 135 Sheriff, Jeffrey 10, 34. 40, 90, 112, 118. 127 Sheriff, Scott 120, 139 Shetler, Eric 135 Shetler, Jeanette 139 Shetler, Teresa 143 Shirey, Julie 72, 79, 111, 136, 139 Shirey, Michael 3. 12, 72, 78, 80, 108, 131 Shomo, Gary 131 Shomo, Mike 12, 29. 80, 81, 158 Shomo, Roger 131 Short, Chad 80, 90, 94, 127 Short, Lisa 111, 143 Short, Valerie 19, 29, 158 Shuey, Betty 139 Shuey, Warren 35 Silk, Sean 139 Silk, Todd 139 Silks 75 Simpson, David 12, 48, 72, 78, 86, 90, 94, 112, 127 Simpson, Laurie 50, 52, 127 Simpson, Lisa 8, 9 Simpson, Teresa 72, 75, 80, 90, 110, 131 Skavang, Michael 80, 131 Smith, Jim 3 Snyder, Jim 139 Snyder, Beth 139 Snyder, Kevin 8 Snyder, Tracey 131 Softball 38, 39 Sophomore Class 128 - 131 Spangler, Teresa 9 Spengler, Colette 131 Stanislaw, Marianne 135 Stiffey, Colleen 38, 72. 78. 80, 90. 113, 131 Stiffey, Darrell 143 Stiffey, Kathy 139 Stiffey, Kelly 72, 79, 111, 139 Stiffey, Kenneth 131 Stiffey, Tyler 7, 10, 11, 15, 29, 34, 37. 40. 43. 112, 118, 194 Stiffler, James 34, 40, 46, 80, 112, 118, 127 Stiles, Jodi 53, 139 Stuart, Richard 12, 13 Student Advisory Committee 84 Student Council 88, 89 Student Forum 84 Stutzman, Janis 27, 29, 31, 50, 51, 52, 66. 80. 81, 94. 110, 158 Stutzman, Kevin 120, 135 Suschak, James 2, 7, 10, 14, 19, 40, 42, 44, 45, 112, 118. 158, 194 Suschak, John 29, 123, 158 Swank, Kelly 19, 72, 76, 131 Swank, Tracy 30, 80, 81, 93, 158, 179 Swatsworth, David 5, 10, 11, 40, 44, 45, 112, 118, 127 Swatsworth, Mary Jo 84, 143 Swatsworth, Paula 111, 135 T Table of Contents 1 Taggart, Darcy 7, 9, 27, 30, 38, 39, 50, 51. 66. 110, 113, 158 Tantlinger, Chad 140, 143 Tantlinger, Chris 12, 13, 34 Tantlinger, Janis 9 Tantlinger. Lindsey 5, 72, 79, 132, 135 Taylor, Robert 119, 143 Telford, Dean 139 Telford, Mark 41, 131 Thompson, Heather 139 Thompson, James 112, 127 Tosh, Kimberly 12, 13 Toy, Berton 48. 49, 119, 148 Trimble, James 47, 139 Troyan, Elizabeth 50, 52, 72, 78, 113, 131, 144 Tutokey, Michelle 27. 30, 66, 123, 158 U Ulm, Darla 12, 13, 27. 30, 72, 78, 80, 81, 85, 90. 110, 158 Underclassmen 121 - 144 V Variety Show 82 Varsity Club, Boys’ 112 Varsity Club, Girls’ 113 Vaughn, Eric 119, 143 Vettere, Michael 147 Vocational-Technical Students 122 -123 Volleyball, JV 64 Volleyball, Varsity 62. 63 Voyten, Francis 146 W Wagner, Thomas 143 Wahl, Dale 152, 164 Wakefield, Debbie 72, 131 Wakefield, Pamela 72, 79, 111, 135 Walker, Greg 143 Walls, Betsie 70, 131 Walls, Joseph 79. 143 Walls, Lisa 3, 10, 11, 18, 27, 30, 31. 66, 90. 110, 158 Weightlifting Club, Boys’ junior high 117 Weightlifting Club, Boys’ Senior High 116 Weightlifting Club, Girls 117 Welshons, Brian 23, 30, 122, 158 Welshons, Mark 40, 112, 118, 131 West. Patricia 72, 131 White. Blaine 4. 34, 35, 40, 118, 131 White. Keith 47, 120, 139 Wilkins, Donald 139 Williams, Antonette 139 Williams, Heather 143 Williams, Melissa 6, 13, 80, 81, 90, 91, 158 Williams, Sharon 91, 139 Williams, Tami 12, 80, 91, 125, 127 Wingard, David 109, 139 Wisner, Debi 135 Wisner, Geraldine 127 Wynn, Diann 5, 7, 15, 18, 80, 81, 85, 94, 158, 162, 197 Wynn, Shawn 47, 120, 139 Y Yaconi, George 79, 135 Yaworski, Michael 7, 10, 11, 27. 34, 37, 40, 43, 93, 112, 118, 134, 158, 194 Yeager, James 2, 3, 6, 12, 14, 31, 40, 43, 46, 90, 92, 94. 158, 194 Yeager, Yvonne 84, 111, 135 Yonker, Douglas 49, 127 Z Zufall, Janice 135 211 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS From selling advertisements last August through the final copy editing in February, many hours of dedicated effort have gone into the making of this book. We, the literary and business staffs collectively, would like to take this opportunity to look back, reflectively, and thank those who helped make the 1984 Laurel a reality, not just a vision. We offer our debt of gratitude to . . . The administration, faculty, and students who gave us fine cooperation on picture days, even though it meant many interruptions. Gradler Studios and Pathfinder Photo who provided us with pictures and answered our calls of distress immediately when we needed pictures in a hurry. Mr. Sylvan Pinto, Josten Company representative, who was here when we needed him to assist with the color section. Joe for leaving his radio in Room 207 to entertain us in our working hours. Mr. Horrell for taking all the pictures we forgot to take on picture day. Jason for brightening our work sessions at Mrs. Bennett’s home. Mrs. Schaller for allowing us to use the library’s electricity to play the radio. B94 radio station for keeping us in tune with the current hits. Jim for making us laugh even on our worst and most busy days. Shon for never complaining when he got stuck with all the impossible layouts. Mr. Wahl who gave much of his personal time to help us meet all our deadlines and provided us with the answers to many of our questions. Mrs. Bennett for donating her time and patience to be our priceless advisor. We find it amazinsr she out ud with us for the whole year. Addendum court In his memory . . . On March 12. 1984, the Laurel Valley area lost a valued friend when Mr. Wayne Howard passed away. His untimely death will leave a void in many of our lives; however, the example he set in living life to its fullest will continue to serve as an inspiration for us to follow in the years to come. Throughout his 29 years of teaching, first at Bolivar High, then at Laurel Valley, and finally for the Ligonier Valley School District, Mr. Howard served as a health and physical education instructor, as well as acting periodically as athletic director, football, baseball, and basketball coach, and club advisor. He worked with hundreds of students in all grade levels from kindergarten through senior high, touching many lives and setting, for all, a shining example by serving God, his family, and his profession in a most admirable way. He was a hometown boy—born and raised in the Bolivar area—who upheld the utmost standards of excellence in all facts of his life. He tried to instill in each of his students the highest ideals possible. He was considerate, kind, tender-hearted, fun-loving, and patient, but he will be remembered most for his sense of humor, his unique laugh, his whistling, and, of course, those ever-present tennis shoes. 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