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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

1987 Laud Volume, 35 Lauuul VcAff Niqk School R.D. 1, New Flounce, PnuUjfSania TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 2 Seniors 17 Athletics 35 Underclassmen 105 Activities 81 Faculty 157 Advertisements 169 REMEMBERING YESTERDAY Remembering yesterday, our minds are filled with many thoughts of springtime activities. Baseball and softball games, as well as track meets, filled the days of the spring calendar. LV students also enjoyed the Spring fling and helped the American Red Cross with a successful blood drive. 3 ' 'SA Y YOU, SA Y ME' 1986 PROM The 1986 Prom, Say You, Say Me, was held at Seven Springs for the first time. The evening was a great success. The crowning of the queen, Gwen Bucklen, took place in the high school auditorium before the couples boarded charter buses for the trip to Seven Springs. Following an evening of dancing and socializing, the post-prom committee treated the guests to swimming, bowling, and a hypnotism exhibition. Owen Buckien is crowned From Queen for 1986. 4 L.V. AT WORK, REST AND FLAY 5 REMEMBERING OUR NEIGHBORS On July 19-20,1977, a flood struck our valley, devastating homes and lives. In spite of the flood, people proved their endurance. They rebuilt their communities and went forward with their lives. In this, the tenth anniversary year of the disaster, we not only remember the flood as a tragedy, but also as an obstacle that many people faced and overcame. New Florence No St Trailer Court Scene Of Ordeals, Heroics brtwven New Horror and Seward. 1 Outlook better Fire company says thanks eV v' SEW ARD—Thu town New Florence Huff Johnstown and others along the Conemaugh Riser are slowly digging themselves out of the mod and debns left by the catastrophic flooding last W ednesday morning, July JO As of noon yesterday o bodies hud been found mostly from Johnstown Of the M. U have been identified and Flood ISight Long for About SNiamiwttud vehicle u oar first contact with Cm! northern end t j, By CINDY BL’RKETT T b D'mofr ’ Defense and got that' oper NEW FLORENCE - The ation in motion Then a unit night of July 19 was a long from Ligonier came in. and night for firemen throughout we set up an emergency' relief the area and those in this center at the fireball ’ Westmoreland County com- When we real tied munity of about 1.000 were no were worse in Se exception moved those units According to Floyd Keeler, and set fire chief the volunteers re- station � reived their first call at about In the � 4S p m - to bump out a the subw: flooded baserr-•From t wit wa Dear Kdi — ...... , The -N'e� Florence Volunteer Fire Shortly after AM the fi Company receiwdthefirst call to pump iieicnie unit arrived at Sew a basement at approximately ♦} P M r-.Twd «� •� onJuly IMi The rains had begun earlier Borough otuntecr Fire Com dnd basement flooding wai happening long after the Ligonier a all over the town Calls were coming in bulancearrived bringing alar K fjM „ was iRMiossible to set to offtrstaidmasenala IntUte everyoor a: the .anVtimT but E d id yy -.......... ■ ■« — —« LaYelle carried m a • The ihJuries ho� tv according to M� V vw senou- V W i 1 otoed an order CS • 1-4 Trailer Court adjac From that time on, it ______„____ many of the firemen were not home again until midnight the nest night We ' began receiving caUs ■JP ding communities, ar “the Fairfield Volume The local Fire Hall was set up aa a shelter for food, clothing, first aid. and most any other need The clothing du-inbutioo area was so large it was moved to the local community center Help armed from ail over the county and many other areas. So many volunteer file companies that we were not able to get all the names People were working cooking, service, sorting food Muffs and helping us in so many ways Church groups arrived from throughout the Ligonier Valley National Guardsmen, state police. Red rescue workers. local Cross. -'-■45 Roads, Bridges Closed In Area .if ernaugb River ForU Several roadi and bodges in Indiana County, partlc- | J -as able t.. get out s uliit) those m the Seward. DiUtown. Robndsle andrkto P,C ,P heavily damaged by flooding and n Jarr.et Costello, maioienance official with the local Penn DOT office, has released the following list of roods and bridges dosed id the area emergency vehicle only wtU be permitted across the weakened Seward Bridge which is being watched closely by higbwsy officials — the bridge between DU It own acd Vmtondale. dosed to traffic — the Huff Bridge, closed — Indian Springs Road closed after a small arch REMEMBERING OUR FRIENDS David E. Betz, a 1985 Laurel Valley graduate, passed away on September24. 1986, following a serious illness. A capable vocational student. Dave excelled in his machine shop courses. Always a friend, he never had less than a kind word or cheerful smile for those he met along the way. Though his lifetime was short, it was full of life, and our memories of him will remain with us in the years to come. Laura Ann Rosen steel, a 1986 Laurel Valley graduate, was fatally injured in an automobile accident on September28, 1986. Students here will fondly remember her in many ways. As a majorette, she entertained us. She made us laugh with her sense of humor and she consoled us when we just needed someone to listen. Those who knew her will remember that she truly could be described by the word friend, her memory will forever be treasured at Laurel Valley. LIVING FOR TODA Y In living for today, one experiences the joys, the sorrows, the friendships, and even the boredom of everyday life. Enjoying life as it happens is as exciting as Finding out that a test thought to have been failed was actually passed with flying colors, or realizing that after all of the practicing, a game or a band competition has been won. 8 I 9 Some students play for fun — 10 some have fun playing HOMECOMING The high spirits and smiling faces of our Homecoming Court helped everyone to forget the rain and mud that threatened to spoil Homecoming 1986. Scott Bernabo and Patricia Gehring were crowned Bing and Queen during the halftime festivities by 1985 Queen Karen Gehring. Our fighting Rams scored 14 points but could only manage a tie with their opponents from Ferndale. Later in the day many couples attended the Homecoming Dance where the musical selections offered both began and ended with the Homecoming theme song, Friends and Lovers. . Patricia Gehring Sc Scott bernabo Brad Martin Sc Paula Swatsworth Mark Richards Sc Heather Mundorlf Darren McClure Sc Lori beard k i k '« i v k k i4 k% i‘ i f‘ «‘ i‘ '� k‘ i k4 k4 k4 k k k‘ k4 k4 k4 k 4 k‘ Y k4 k‘ k4 t k4 k4 k4 r •l k k4 k4 k k4 k4 k‘ k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k4 k‘ k4 k4 k4 k‘ k4 k4 • t Kevin Stutzman Sr Carol Ritcnour Greg Rage Sr Lindsey Tantlinger Mike Hamilton Sr Tonia Cieslo Our students get involved — both inside and outside DREAMING or TOMORROW Until now, the tomorrow of which 1987 seniors dreamed was graduation; now their tomorrows hold such things as colleges, careers and families. Their futures will vary greatly. Some may pursue careers in chemistry, computers or child care. Others will work in the fields of business and industry. 4s these seniors go their separate ways, yesterday will become but a memory and each tomorrow will bring a new dream. Senior Class Officers: Vice-President. Heather Mundorff: Treasurer Mark Hie hards: President Greg Page: and Secretary. Patricia Geh ring. imUM 18 Above: Most Versatile—George Yaconi and Sandra bay. Below: Brawn—Mark Richards and Beauty—Carol Ritenour. Above: nicest Smiles—Darren McClure and Tonia Cieslo. Below: Most Daring—Dennis Eckels and Yvonne McCurdy. Below: Most Likely to Succeed—Greg Fage and Faula Ewt Below: Greatest Gift of Gab Chris blauss and Fa- tricia G eh ring Above: Best Dressed—David Sheriff and Vicki Kin-zey. Below Right: Most School Spirit—Tom Fardee and Fatricia Gehring. Above: Most Athletic—heather Mundorff and Brad Martin. Below Left: Class Clowns—Thelma Ferry and Tom Fardee. Below Center: Friendliest—Fau-la Swatsworth and Greg Fage. Robot A. AuitU Friendly guy with reddish-brown hair . . . answers to 'Bob''... enjoys weightlifting, pizza, and ecology. .. will be remembered for telling jokes . . . can be seen with Doug, Mark, Weasel, and Missy. BtUcut, Monit BtahmU Fetite girl with long hair and dark eyelashes . . . will be remembered for staying so thin . . . better known as Suzi. . . dislikes math and people who act better than everyone else. b L Bead Fretty cheerleader . . . offers a friendly smile . . . favorite movie is Karate Kid, Fart II ... Oh, right! ... will always remember cheering at the Ken Lantzy football game. Bedt Bexmbcr Handsome athlete... likes Frince, U2, and Big Macs. . . elected homecoming king . . . may be seen with Scott C.. Brad, Rich, Tom, Blank, Kevin, and Doc . . . future includes college. BiM Betz Friendly guy . . . likes Garfield, pizza, Vo-Tech, and the color blue . . . Like, wow! . . . listens to 104 WYDD... especially dislikes people who do not work and algebra . . . member of VIC A. Mleiuul J. BlwdfMhutkeK Enjoys riding motorcycles and playing ping pong . . . likes B-94 and Italian food. . . will remember playing in the Appalachian conference football game . . . dislikes airheads . . . will attend college. Douqlai G. Bfoow, nice guy . . . enjoys golfing, hiking, skateboarding and lifting weights . . . will be remembered for his good sense of humor . . . values his cat, Flo . . . And that 's a fact! JlM RtMM, Bobkzr Short, blue-eyed girl... enjoys playing the piano and guitar, singing, and drawing . . . likes Spanish class, chocolate, and the color black . . . can be found at McDonald's. 20 Jama Keltic BundAj eK Tall guy . . . enjoys listening to heavy metal rock . . . favorite groups include AC DC, Motley Crue, and Hatt . . . likes science class, the color black, and Italian food . . . plans to attend WCCC. LxAIMZo BhHCmmL Australian ATS student hosted by the Luther family.. . likes English literature, the color blue, and vegemite . . . enjoys football and skiing . . . will study at the University of Melbourne. Ala MuJuttl B duj 7 had a dog ... he died! . . . will always remember white water rafting with the Oaileys . . . hobbies include motorcycle riding, playing football, and parties . . . plans to attend college and get rich. Jeff Bhdw Handsome fellow . . . excels at skateboarding . . . dislikes lines in grocery stores and gym class . . . hangs out at Quick Q's... can be seen with Jim, hen, Kevin, and Sean . . . will go to college. Kotbij £ Buyko Good looking, blue-eyed guy . . . likes brunettes, playing tennis, and vacations . . . favorite song is Tender Love . . . travels include Canada, Hew York and Washington, DC . . . plans to attend college. Gouj A. Budckl, Jn Hard-working guy... employed by LaMantia s... has traveled to Hew York and Canada ... an avid rifle and bow hunter . . . enjoys racing cars and fishing . . . wants a good job to support his family. Robert A. Austin Laurel Leaf staff 4. laurel business staff 4 Susan Marie Bealonls r.B.L.A. 3. 4. Laurel business staff 4 Lori Beard Chorus l. 3. 4. Cheerleader 1.2 3. 4 AT S. 2 3. 4 Aerobics 4. Vice-President. 4 Scott Bcrnabo root ball 1 2. 3. 4 Track 2 Bill Bell Oolf 2. 3 4 Michael J. Blankenblcker Chorus 3. root ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 1. 2 4 All Sports Club 1. football C tub 2 3. 4. r.B.L.A. 3. 4 laurel business staff 4 Laurel l eaf staff 4. national Honor Society 3 4 Douglas G. Bloom A.r S 1: Golt 1 2. 3. 4; Varslt Club 2. 3. 4. Jill Renee Bobko Jazz Band 3 4. A f S 4 Library Aides 1.2.3. 4 President 1. 2nd place singing award. Olympics of the Arts; 2nd place Spanish singing award. Humanities Day James Keith Brcndllnger Lorenzo Brescianl Chorus 4; Football 4. AT S 4. Alan Michael Brown Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 2,3. 4. Varsity Club Band 3. 4. Ski Club 3. 4; Golf 1. 2. 3 County Chorus 2 nannies ua) Iub2.3.4, Jazz 3; County Band 1 Jeff Brown Kirby Bryson Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Tootbali 1 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3 AT S. 3 4 national honor Society 2. 3. 4 All Sports Club 1. Sc rotary 1; Qazetteland All Star Basketball Team 2. 3 national Physical education Award 2 Who s Who Among American High School Students 4 Oary A. Buckles Jr. Laurel Leaf staff 4 Laurel business staff 4. WeightlKUng I. 2. 3. 4 ManJc R. CatduieU Friendly guy with red hair. . . favorite hobby is snow skiing . . . likes to ride three-wheelers ... a Fairfield volunteer fireman . . . enjoys listening to B94 . . . plans to join the Air Force. ToMUtuj Maxit, Ca hi Yearbook auditor and secretary of FBLA . . . likes pizza, bike riding, and swimming... values her bottle collection . . . plays baritone in the band . . . dislikes English and staying at home. Anna Rebecca Camtt Quiet girl with pretty blue eyes . . . likes having a good time . . . dislikes rainy days .. . enjoys listening to Bon Jovi.. . values her water bed.. . has traveled to Maryland ... V. F. of library club. Totua Leah, Cieik Fretty, green-eyed cheerleader... likes rainbows and unicorns . . . dislikes Monday mornings and chemistry class . . . secretary treasurer of Aerobics club . . . will study medical technology. Doa U A. Concho . Friendly member of the golf team .. . enjoys drawing, fishing, hunting, and M‘A •S'H... values his fly rod... favorite color is red . . . dislikes history . . . has traveled to 19 of the 50 states. Bonnie, L. Cuuq Petite, brown-eyed girl . . . values her car . . . likes WDVE. parties, and being with friends . . . enjoys listening to Van flalen and watching the Flintstones.. . dislikes typing and Monday mornings. Robert J. Ctooh Friendly guy . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . has traveled to Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC.. . dislikes math and Monday mornings . . . values his gun collection . . . plans to attend college. Potuta Maxie, Cuitex Fretty, brown-eyed girl. . . enjoys spending money, shopping, and traveling . . . known for talking in class and standing against the wall . . . For why? . . . dislikes chili and getting up early. 22 Rodney Dumhk Enjoys stock car racing and hunting . . . will be remembered for having one blue eye and one green eye ... a Bolivar volunteer fireman . . . values his motorcycle . . . plans to marry. OtMtdi EcJceA Friendly guy with brown hair and hazel eyes. . . works on a farm . . . fine saxophone player. . . can be seen at Allyson's house . . . enjoys karate and cars . . . plans to attend college and get rich. PooJa Adottia Fuit Pre tty girl with brown hair and green eyes . . . likes strawberry ice cream, black Firebirds, and the color pink . . . captain of the majorettes and treasurer of AFS . . . plans to study chemistry. McoJc L. FtuJoUujM, Tall guy with dark hair and brown eyes . . . enjoys drawing, skiing, and swimming . . . will always remember the Appalachian conference championship game . . . plans to attend college. A ja Fuid tf West German AFS student . . . host daughter of the Shirey family. . . likes parties, Bryan Adams, U2, and her teddy bear... will be remembered for her laugh . . . plans to attend college in France. Gicuc M. GodJkfj Good looking guy... likes to ski and party... enjoys Huey Lewis and the Hews . . . dislikes Bruce Springsteen . . . valuable member of the band . . . plans to be a pilot in the army. Mark K Caldwell Tammy Marie Callls Band 1. 2. 3. 4. PowderpufI football 3. 4. Basketball 1. Softball 2; Student Council 3; Laurel business staff 4. Auditor 4. Laurel Leaf staff 4. P.B.L.A. 2.3. 4 Secretary 4. Health Careers Club 1. 2. 3. 4. forensics 2 Roots Club 1, President 1; Oirls Varsity Club 2; Ciirls Weight-lifting Club 4. Anna Rebecca Camut Library Aids 1. 2. 3 4; Vice President 1. Tonla Leah Cleslo Cheerleader 1. 2. 3 4. AT S. 2, 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 Ram Page staff 4 Homecoming Court 4 David A. Condron Basketball Manager 12 Art Club 2 Treasurer 2; Ski Club 3. Varsity Club 3. 4. Golf 2 Bonnie L. Craig Chorus 1. 2. 3. F.B.L.A 3. 4 Vice-President 4 Girls Varsity Club 3. 4 Laurel Leaf staff 4. Laurel business staff 4. Robert J. Crooks Chorus 1. root ball 1.2 3. 4. Donna Marie Custer Girls WelghtliftingClub 1 2.3 4 Girls Varsity Club 3 4 Softball 1. 2 3 4; Laurel business staff Rodney Decmcr Dennis Rekels Band 4 Chorus 1. 2 4 football 1. 2. 3. Student Coun til 1. Weightlifting Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 1. 2 3. 4 ninth grade essa contest winner Paula Antonia Ewt Band 1. 2.3.4: CareersClub 1: Sclen e Club2:1 ibrary Club 1. 2. Ski Club 3 Hajorette 1.2 3. 4 Captain 4 A.r.s. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4 national Honor Society 2 3. 4; Laurel literary staff 4. Co-Editor 4 Ram Page staff 3. 4. Editor 4 Library Aide 1. 2. 3 4 Scholastic Quiz Team 3. 4. Captain 3. 4. Trivial Pursuit Team 2. 3. Jazz Band 4. Bausch 6t Lomb Science Award 3. Biologv II award 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Hugh O Brien Youth foundation Ambassa dor 2; PSAT Commmended Student 3; DAR Award 4 Mark L. Hlcklnger football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 4 Agja rresdorf Chorus 4: A f .S. 4 Laurel literary staff 4. Volleyball 4. Sean M. Galley Band 1.2.3 4 Chorus 2.3. 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1. Ski Club 3 4; Class Vke-President 3; Laurel literary staff 4. 23 Stacij Lt GcJf, Pretty girt with hazel eyes ... will be remembered for her tattoo... values her Camaro... can be seen with Susannah and Missy . . . likes Chinese food and the color green . . . plans to attend college. MdttfauJ David Ganubtf, Friendly guy with blue eyes... enjoys country music, photography, and golf. . . values his camera and his truck . .. ' Tlo way! .. . can be seen with Cory, Mike, and Tom. TlemuU J. Gax atui Funny guy with red hair. . . dislikes chemistry . . . enjoys photography, fluey Lewis, and Motley Crue... will be remembered for his targe collection of Hawaiian shirts . . . will attend college. PritkiOUi Atm, Gtlmuuj Talkative cheerleader captain . . . likes the color yellow and Chinese food . . . fond of muscular men and John Cougar Mellencamp. . . was elected homecoming queen . . . plans to be a physical therapist. Bli M Gugetto GivdtupMgeK Friendly writer for the Laurel Leaf. . . likes the color red, pizza, and Amy Grant. . . has special talents in music and writing ... values his records ... hopes to attend Cambria Rowe . . . answers to Giggles. KtUtut J. G Jf Friendly brown-eyed volleyball manager. . . likes the color pink, pizza, and parties . . . values her horse, Brandy ... dislikes school and getting up early. . . seen with Susannah, Missy and Kristin. Clod MieJuul Guotfia Brown-eyed football statistician . .. fond of the Dallas Cowboys, the color blue, and GLU-92 . . . dislikes Mondays and chemistry tests . . . can be seen at the Seward playground . . . college is next. MifLotl Joiepk f-lgjjat Capable football player . . . likes remote-controlled cars. . . fond of The Cosby Show, Michael J. Fox, and Rambo... I'm so confusedI .. . values his stereo.. . will join the Air Force. 24 CJutijtflMi hlaX Quiet girl. . . has traveled to West Virginia, Ohio, new York, Maryland, and Canada . . . pizza, cosmetology, and the color blue rate high . . . values her friends and her rings . . . ' Oh, yeah! 9 Ltrfu, UcM Friendly girl. . . likes pizza, camping, and the color purple . . . dotes on her son, Jamie, . . . can be seen with Debbie, Sally, Ray, and Anna . . . future plans include getting a job. SuIommoL, J. UcM Talkative blonde... editor of Laurel Leaf... works at Frosty Way. . . likes pizza, sunshine, and animals .. . has traveled to Florida, Canada, and West Virginia... disliked accounting. Miki, fJcuxt tbiL nice-looking guy with blond hair and blue eyes . . . likes the color red . . . enjoys basketball, skiing, and football. . . dislikes English and getting up early. . . will remember the championship game. MeAiia J hlfMiinq Coy Red-haired, blue-eyed girl. . . friendly FBLA president . . . likes most business classes, rollerskating, and dancing . . . dislikes homework and F.O.D. . . . traveled to England. Tmy oJeucrn, Funny guy with pretty blue eyes . . . likes jello, Eddie Murphy, and the color blue... values his surfboard.. . dislikes health class . . . sings with the chorus . . . often seen with Lori and Jason. Stacy Lee Gail Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Qoif 3. 4 Forensics 2. 3. 4. Matthew David Gamble Chorus 1. 2; Archery Club 1. 2; Golf Club 1. 2; SKI Club 3. 4. Golf 2. 3. 4. Thomas J. Garland Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. Patri'la Ann Gehring Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Aerobk s Club 3. 4. President 4. national honor Society 3. 4 Treasurer 4. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3 4 Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Brian Eugene Olndlesperger Laurel Leaf staff 4; Laurel business staff 4; honorable Mention In creative arts contest. Kristin J. Graff Band 1 2. 3; Chorus 1 Basketball 1; A.r.S. 1. 2; Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4. Aerobics Club 2. 3. 4. Gills WeighUlftinq Club 3 4; Speech Club 1. Chad Michael Guaetta root ball 1. 2 3 Football Statistician 4. All Sports Club 1; Varsity Club 3. 4 rootball Club 2. 3; Weightlifting Club 1. 2 Michael Joseph MaJJar Chorus 1; rootball 3 4 rootball Manager l Basketball Manager 4. Christine hall health Careers Club 3. 4 Leslie Hall r.hJt. hCRO Club 3; health Careers Club 3. Aerobics Club 2. Susannah J. hall Band 1. 2. 3. Chorus 1; Health Careers Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Aerobics Club 2. 3. 4. Girts Weightlifting Club 4. Laurel Leaf staff 4, Editor 4. Laurel business staff 4. rootball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1 2. Melissa J. hem log Coy Chorus 1. 2. 3; Softball Manager 2; r B.L.A 3. 4. President.4; Girls Weightlifting Club 4 Library Aide 4: Cheerleader 1 2.3. A .P.S. 1 Laurel Leaf staff 4. Laurel business staff 4. Business Manager 4. Terry Henderson Chorus 4 rootball 4. Basketball 4. Baseball 4 25 CcKfj M. l-lowaOr Friendly guy . . . likes pizza, Tricia, motorcycles, and skiing ... don't get into this! . . . values his tape collection... remembers wrestling in science class.. . hopes to own a Lamborghini. Tluwtia tfouck, Quiet girl. . . likes the color purple, ecology, French fries, and listening to the radio... Ya sure? ... will be remembered for sticking up for others . . . plans include marriage and a good job. RuueM Lei Jaifrn Tall, red-haired football player... will always remembergetting suspended for good behavior . . . likes pizza, math, and summer days... values his car and skis . . . enjoys hunting and fishing. FumJc D. Johutcmi, Friendly guy. . . likes pizza, math, the color red, and working on stock cars . . . enjoys watching MacGyver and auto racing . .. values his four-wheeler. . . plans include getting a job. Seuuka, Atm, Kcuj Funny girl with big brown eyes... dislikes bad drivers ... likes shopping, drawing, and rainbows... This is trueI” . . . will remember flunking her hearing test four times . . . hopes to own a Porsche. l ldcl Ezizabettc KiMZrij Friendly girl... likes sunsets, rainbows, and clothes . . . Really! . . . will be remembered for her unique laugh . . . values her ring . . . future plans include further schooling and marriage. Om Kfouu Intelligent guy with a sarcastic sense of humor . . . valuable member of the Scholastic Quiz team . . . Who are you? . . . hobbies include white water rafting and cross country skiing. KlUtU Ltl LeuujluM Talented member of the band . . . will be remembered for always being a good friend... favorite class is English . . . Who cares? . . . values her '78 Mustang . . .can be found at Mirror Lake. 26 Scoff Mutkad LdBk nice guy. . . likes David Letterman and The Who . . . will always remember German . . . Ignore this person!'' . . . favorite subject is Foods . . . values his Rottweiler . . . can be found at McCoy 's. CJaLitbpItfK Alim, Lmq Valuable golfer. . . trombone player in the band . . . can be seen running with the ambulance . . . fond of Rodney Dangerfield, Spanish, and cheeseburgers . . . values his car. Ruity Aleut, LuduJig Blue-eyed basketball and baseball player . . . likes the Dallas Cowboys, the Sixers, and gym class . . . will be remembered for being little . . . values his stereo . . . can be seen at Doug s place. Donna J. Motile Quiet girl with brown hair and blue eyes . . . fond of pizza, accounting, and the color blue . . . dislikes getting up early. . . has traveled to north Carolina ... seen with Yvonne, Fam, and Jill. B utd Aleut, Mariut, Good-looking athlete . . . president of the Varsity Club . . . likes listening to music, eating, and windy days . . . can be seen at A I s Fizza Flace with Tank, Stutz, Blank, and the gang. CwfOi otr McCAm Blue-eyed baseball player. .. likes pizza, study halls, and the color purple . . . dislikes bad D.J. s and chemistry. .. will always remember dissecting pigs in biology . . . plans include college. Cory M. Horvath Laurel literary staff 4: Clubs 1. 2. 4 Theresa Houck Russell Lee Jasper Tootball 1,2.3. 4 f ootball C.lub 1. 3.4. Varsity Club 3. 4 Trank D. Johnstone Football 3. 4, Baseball 3. 4 Sandra Ann Kay Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3 4. Leaders Club 1. 2, 3, 4; AT S. 1 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 Class Treasurer 2 3, 4. Homeroom Representative 1.2.3. 4 Laurel literary staff 4. Co-Fditor 4 The Society of Dlstin gulshed American High School Students 4. Who s Who Among American High School Students 4. Ski Club 4. Vicki Clliabeth Klmey Chorus 1. 2. 4 Leaders Club 2. 3. A r S. ]. 2. 3. 4 Chris Klauss Chemistry Club 2. 3. 4. A.F.S. 4 Ski C lub 3. 4. Scholastic Quiz Team 3. 4. Tlrst place German essay. Humanities nay 2 Third place German essa Humanities Day 3. Kristin Lee La ogham Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Leaders Club 2 3 Kowderpuff Football 3. 4 Scott Michael Little Football 1. 2 3; A.F.S. 4 Track 3. 4 Weightlifting Club l 2. All Sports Club 1 Football Club 2. 3. Varsity Club 3. Ski Club 4 Christopher Allen Long Band 1. 2.3. 4, Chemistry Club 3. 4. Ski Club 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4. Rusty Alan Ludwig Football Statistician 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2 4 Baseball 1. 2. 4. All Sports Club 1; Basketball Club 1. 2 Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. Donna J. Marsh F.B.L.A. 2. 3. 4. Brad Alan Martin Football I. 2. 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2.3.4 Baseball 1. 2.3 4: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. President 4 Mainline Dispatch First Team Defense Indiana Ca ette Second Team Offense Curtis Scott McClure Football 1; Baseball 3. 4 Ski Club 3 4. I B W L Lai 27 Dam i MaCAixib Friendly athlete . . . will always remember playing varsity basketball as a freshman . . . treasurer of Student Council and vice-president of national Honor Society . . . known for his dimples. Elide M. McC uM, Friendly guy. . . enjoys four-wheeling and hunting . . . likes John Cougar Mellencamp, pizza, biology, and the color red. . . dislikes typing . . . plans to enlist in the navy. Vtfotutt Maxie, McCwtdif Talkative girl with tong, brown hair and brown eyes . . . enjoys riding horses, reading, typing, and sports . . . likes the color blue... values her horse, 'Rebel ''... dislikes Mr. Academic. AtujeAi Cc otiMt McDonald Friendly girl with pretty black hair. . . loves the color purple and Mountain Dew . . . silk squad captain . . . versatile member of basketball and softball teams... plans to study law in college. tuc MuMjdodf Fretty, blue-eyed girl... secretary of the senior class, and president of Girls' Varsity Club... has traveled to Hawaii, Florida, and new Jersey . . . outstanding athlete . . . plans to study dentistry. Jod E. Mtvtpluj Good-looking guy . . . likes parties, math class, and the color blue . . . dislikes getting into trouble. . . will be remembered for his brown eyes . . . works at Giant Fagle . . . plans to make money. Noet Scott Ntfa Brown-eyed, curly-haired guy . . . values his Chevy truck . . . likes driving, hunting, fishing, and riding his four-wheeler. . . will be remembered for leaving Rob at McDonald's drive-through. GwjoHjtj Pabide Page, Versatile athlete . . . likes math, the color red, and listening to the radio . . . will always remember scoring the winning touchdown against Berlin two years in a row. . . plans include college. 2e Tliomai Lu, Pax Uf, Better-known as Tank'' . . . tikes the color green, pizza, and most business classes . . . will always remember his first varsity start . . . dislikes people who tell dumb stories . . . Really!'' Btadfcy M JtiM Payne, Intelligent guy. . . likes motorcycles, pizza, the color blue, and sleeping . . . dislikes chemistry . . . values his car. . . has traveled to niagara Falls . . . future plans include college. Thelma M. Pmif Green-eyed majorette . . . values her teddy bear. . . special likes include walking, swimming, and most business classes . . . plans to become a medical secretary and marry. Bum Petm Quiet guy . . . favorite color is green . . . talented hunter and marksman ... a fan of Clint Eastwood, ZZ Top, and Chuck Horns... I don 't know! ... dislikes loud people . . . half of a pair . . . Bmce, Pefou ... the other half... enjoys hunting, fishing, working, and being in the woods . . . favorite color is blue . . . values his S-10 Blazer . . . Whatever! . . . will remember those ecology field trips. Mt Ua Akk PaqfK Outgoing girl.. . remembered for her giddy laugh . . . Fudge! . . . thanks her aunt and unde for all they have done . . . dislikes snobby, bossy people and study halls . . . favorite color is baby blue. Darren McClure Chorus 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4. national Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Officer 4; A.F.S. 4. Crick M. McClure Yvonne Marie McCurdy Band I. 2. 3. 4. Softball 2. 4; Basketball 2. 4. Volleyball 2. 3. 4. T.B.L.A. 4. Olrls Varsity Club 4: Library Club 4 Girls weightlifting Club 2. 4; Laurel Leaf staff 4. laurel business staff 4 Angela Corrine McDonald Basketball I. 2. 3. Softball 1. 2. 3;Olrls Vaislty Club 2. 3. 4 l eaders Club 2. 3. 4 A.F.S 1; Silks 1. 2. 3. 4 Heather Lynn Mundorff Chorus 1. 2, 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3 4 Softball 1. 2. 3. 4 Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Leaders Club 2. 3; Girls Varsity Club 2 3. 4; Vice-President 3. President 4; Class Secretary 3. 4: A.F.S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Ram Page staff 4. Laurel literary staff 4 Joel C. Murphy Hoel Scott Ptepa Basketball 1. 2 F B L.A. 3. 4. Laurel Leaf stall4: Laurel business staff 4 Gregory Patrick Page Chorus 1. 2 3 4 Football 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 12.3,4; Student Council 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 2, President 3, 4; Class President 1. 2. 3.4; national Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4 All Sports Club 1; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 Football Club 3. 4. Spotlight on Youth 4. Thomas Lee Pardee Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4 Treasurer 4, Football Club 2. 3. 4 Weight lifting Club 1. F.B.L.A. 3. 4 Laurel Leaf stafl 4: Laurel business staff 4 Perfect Attendance Award 3. Bradley Mitchell Payne Football Manager 3. Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4 Base ball Manager 2. PSAT MMSQT Commendation Thelma M. Perry Honor Guard 2. 3. Majorette 4 F.B.L.A. 4. Laurel Leaf staff 4. Laurel business staff 4. Brian Peters Weightlifting Club 1.2.3 4; Laurel Leaf stafl 4. Laurel business staff 4. Bruce Peters Weightlifting Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Laurel Leaf staff 4 Laurel business staff 4. Melissa Ann Rager Chorus 1. 2. 3 Health Careers Club 1. 2, 3. 4 F.B.L.A. 3. 4; A.F.S. 1, 2; Laurel Leaf Staff 4.- Laurel business staff 4. 29 Rtriuvtd Tlumuxi Raqti Known for his computer and electronics know-how. . . enjoys war games, math, and the color blue. .. can be seen with Jeff and Sam . . . plans to get a degree in electrical engineering technology. Marie KuwjcBl Ririuvuk Good-looking guy . . . hobbies include playing basketball and being alone. .. will always remember the 85 championship game... values his basketball. .. future plans include college. CoHjdI Im RfthujWi Pretty drum major. . . known for always laughing . . . likes pizza, English, animals, and having fun . .. seen with Rodney, Kris, Melanie, Lindsey, David, and Sandy . . . will study elementary education. Lawia Riv ia, APS student from Costa Rica . .. host daughter of the Murphy family. . . enjoys Spanish, writing, and acting ... values her teddy bear... has traveled to Illinois.. . plans to become a lawyer. Rida RoitMbtMqn Likes fast cars and nice trucks . . . enjoys music by night Ranger and Alabama . . . dislikes stuck-up people and Sunday drivers . . . will always remember wood shop and the Tech bus . . . will get a job. MtfcuiA Betk RlujSzex, Cute, auburn-haired girl . . . likes Tom Cruise, pan pizza, cats, and Corvettes . . . ' Areyou serious? '... volunteers at Lee Hospital . . . plays volleyball and softball. . . will study nursing. Doo i L Qluotiff Cute guy . . . remembered for being quiet. . . has a special talent for snapping the football . . . likes health class, skiing, and playing baseball. . . Why?'' . . . plans to be a teacher. Eua 0. Rhetlto Friendly guy . . . helps on a dairy farm . . . enjoys summer vacations, pizza, auto mechanics and fast cars . . . dislikes getting up early . . . known for his camouflage hat. . . will get a job. 30 IVama Paul Sltuiy Quiet, brown-eyed guy . . . likes spaghetti, trigonometry, and the color blue . . . values his radio . . . recently traveled to Maryland . . . can be seen with Doug, Bob and Mark . . . plans include college. K Ul Prt£ OutimzuL Talkative guy . . . hobbies include hunting, fishing and swimming . . . likes math and Showbiz pizza . . . dislikes English and brussel sprouts . . . values his radio . . . plans to go to college. Paula Marti, £uia uio ti Quiet, friendly girl. .. has brown hair and brown eyes ... the beach, soap operas, and unicorns rate high .. . enjoys accounting class... plans to attend business school. Lutdieg Tati xqiK Pretty girl . . . enjoys English class, writing poems, and romantic scenes . . . secretary of AES . . . has traveled to Ocean City, Maryland . . . will always remember her ninth grade year. Pamela Doujk Wakefield, Quiet, brown-eyed girl . . . values her Mynah bird, Peppy ... favorite color is yellow. . . likes listening to Bryan Adams . . . can be seen with Yvonne . . . will go to college. A. Yaeort Talented band member . . . enjoys bicycle riding, hiking, and camping . . . dislikes loud rock music and bad jokes... values his computer.. . plans to attend college and major in astronomy. Richard Thomas Ragcr Mark Kenneth Richards Chorus 1.2.3. 4; football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1.2.3. 4; Baseball l, 2. 3, 4 student Council 2. 3. V A.f'.S. 4 national honor Society 2. 3. 4. President 4 Varsity Club 2, 3. 4 Vke President 4. Carol Lee Rltenour Band 1. 2 3. 4. Presklent 4. Chorus 1. 2.3. 4 AT S. 1. 2, 3. 4 President 4; Laurel literary staff 4; Leaders Club 4. Treasurer 4; Jaz7 Band 3. 4 Kam Page Staff 3. 4: Ski Club 4. Laura Kivera Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4. A.r.S. 4; Laurel Hterary staff 4. Ricky Roscnberger Melanie Beth Shatzer Chorus 1 Basketball 1; Student Council 1. 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Leaders Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. 4; Girls Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; A P S. 1 2. 3 4 Vice-President 4 Kam Page staff3.4. LdHor 4 Laurel literary staff 4, Who s Who Among American High School Students 4: Student Porum 3 4; Powderpuff Tootball 3; Softball 1. 2 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. David Sheriff Band 1. Chorus 1. 2.3 4 f ootball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1.2.3 4 A.P.S. 3. 4; Varsit Club 2. 3. f ootball Club 2. 3. 4 Eric O. Shetler Warren Paul Shuey Kevin Eric Stutzman Chorus 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1 Baseball 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 4. Paula Marie Swatsworth Silks 2. 3. 4; A.P.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 Laurel business staft 4 Chief Accountant 4: Laurel literary staff 4. Lindsey Tantllnger Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2 3. 4 A P S 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 4 Ram Page staff 3 l eaders Club 1. 2 3. Laurel literary staff 4. Pamela Dawn Wakefield Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Library Club 4. George A. Yaconl Band 1. 2. 3. 4. County Band 1. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. County Chorus 1; Forensics 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 3. 4. Yvo YiaqVL nice girl with a cheerful smile . . . talented baton twirler . . . enjoys drawing and collecting stuffed animals . . . member of the basketball and volleyball teams . . . values her rainbow raccoon. Jcudct, KOC ZufoM Friendly girl with a warm personality. . . favorite color is the right’’ green . . . likes Eddie Murphy, Lily Tomlin and Joan Rivers . . . dislikes those who go around the world turning left . . . ever-smiling. Rob tC AkJmuj Bern Crazy guy with blond hair and brown eyes . . . enjoys steak, accounting class, and having a good time . . . can be found at Feck's . . . has traveled to Virginia Beach and new Jersey. CLASS OF 1987 Row I: Lindsey Tantlinger, Dave Sheriff. Fauia Swatsworth. Melanie Shatzer. heather Mundorff. Angie McDonald. Sandy Kay. Carol Ritenour. Fauia Ewt. Jill Bobko. Donna Marsh. Kristin Graff, Suzi Bealonis. Thelma Ferry. Bonnie Craig. Joel Murphy. Row 2: George Yaconi. Chris Klauss. Vicki Kinzcy. Tonia Cieslo, Kristin Langham. Brian Gindle-sperger. Yvonne Yeager. Keith Brendlinger. Janice Zufall. Fam Wakefield. Anna Camut. Leslie hall. Christine hall. Tam Callis. Theresa houck. Row 3: Mike hamilton. Lori Beard. Fatricia Gehring. Anja Fresdorf. Laura Rivera. Tom Fardee. Bruce Feters. Gary Buckles. Yvonne McCurdy. Susan n hall. Bob Austin. Missy Rager. Sean Gailey, Mike hajjar. Row 4: Scott Bemabo. Brad Martin. Kevin Stutzman. Jeff Brown, noel he pa. Mike Blankenbicker. Brian Feters. Greg Fage. Rusty Ludwig. Chad Guaetta. Warren Shuey. Matt Gamble. Cory horvath. Frank Johnstone. Row 5: Mark Caldwell. Doug Bloom. Tom Garland. Kirby Bryson. Russ Jasper. Curt McClure. Frick McClure. Mike Brown, Chris Long. Dennis Fckels, Mark Flickinger. Terry henderson. Row 6: Fat Miller. Mark Richards. Lorenzo Bresciani. Darren McClure. Scott Little. Rick Rager. Stacy Gall. Bill Betz. Brad Fayne. Ricky Rosenberger, Eric Shetler. Bob Crooks. Rodney Deemer. 34 tiOdijiftjci RAMS EARM FLAYOFF Row 1: Coach Rage, Greg Page. Brad Martin. Wade hall. Bob Bendel. Scott Mulligan. Doug Rowland. Kirby Bryson. David Sheriff. Kevin Stutzman. Coach Bendel. Row 2: Jim Trimble. Curt McClure. Scott Kerr, Darren McClure. Mark Richards, Rick Hill. Greg Walker. Chad Tantlinger, Brady Caldwell. Coaches: Bob Bendel and Gerald Page Managers: Prank Johnstone. Charles Cable. David Wingard. The 1986 Rams baseball team again showed great enthusiasm and talent by amassing a final season record of 5 wins and 6 losses. The season was high-lighted by impressive vie tones over Indiana, United and Blacklick Valley. Behind the pitching of David Sheriff and Scott Mulligan, plus the hot batting of Kirby Bryson, Scott Mulligan, and Brad Martin, the Rams gave all of their opponents something to remember. The Rams again entered the District 6 playoffs but could not quite pull out a win, falling to a tough United team by the score of 11-10. 36 SCOREBOARD LV LV LV LV LV L V LV ACTION ON THE DIAMOND 38 SOFTBALL TEAM IMPROVES Row 1: Patricia Gehring, heather Mulligan, heather Little, heather Williams, Kelly Stiffey, Eve henderson, Karen Merritt, Melanie Shatter, Rita harr, Allyson Burkett. Row 2: Coach Bennett, Debbie Wakefield, Colleen Stiffey, Gwen Jones, Deneen Jones, DeeDee Gregory, Cindy Clark, Rayla Peters, Angie McDonald, Kathleen Moore, Bea Luther, Coach Campbell. Below left: Managers Veronica Evans and Monica Peters. The 1986 girls' softball team worked on improving both offensive and defensive skills throughout the season. Even though the girls recorded no wins. each succeeding game was played more confidently. A strong group of underclassmen, coupled with dedication and hard work, should bring about those well-deserved victories in the near future. Softball Coaches: Renee Campbell and Donna Bennett 39 GIRLS LOOK FOR SCOREBOARD LV 8 Conemaugh Valley 19 LV 2 Johnstown Vo-Tech 16 LV 2 northern Cambria 12 LV 0 Greater Johnstown 23 LV 0 Indiana 13 LV 12 Blacklick Valley 22 LV 6 Westmont hilltop 9 LV 0 Central Cambria 23 LV 4 Ferndale 8 LV 2 Richland 20 LV 7 Windber 26 40 ELUSIVE VICTORIES TtfinCLADS RUN IN CIRCLES Row 1: H. Porterfield. J. Habeden. T. Merritt. M. Huskey. J. Boyd. K. Sponger. L. Remillard. K. Eyer. M. Frund. D. Arford.5. Carnahan C. Glitsky. T. Mines. Row 2: P. Kiral. J. Masters. C. Piper. S. Majhan. D. Tenney. M. Flick. K. Roehrig. L. Riffle. T. Bier. C. Mazzariello. M. Mart. C. Schiller. D. Huston, B. Becker. L. Vucina. J. Kunklcman. B. McKhecn. Row 3: Mr. Fiorina. L. Hartman. R. Leigh ty. H. Lincoln. T. Ziolko. R. Push nig. S. Zucracik. A. Bates. A. Zidak. C. Reed. S. Bates. H. Bates. H. Gray. T. Ha mm ill. J. heiderhiscr. L. Clark. J. Love. P. McMastcrs. L. Demao. R. Shew. B. Smith H. Houston. S. Ayersman. M. Gasper. 5. Fenton. Mr. Bell. Both boys and girls from Laurel Valley participated in a combined track program with Ligon-ier Valley Senior high during the 1986 spring track season. Debbie Arford and Trisha Merritt joined the girls squad in its second year of competition. For the boys team a number of our students provided support for the highly successful bounties as they again were victorious in numerous dual meets, winning the Mountain Conference track title for the second consecutive season. 42 Row l: Scott Bemabo Keith White. Scott McCoy. Paul Bcmabo. Row 2. Mike Kerr. Mike Skavang. Scott Little Budd Riffle. GOLFERS TEE OFF in FALL The golf team completed their season with a third place standing in the Appalachian Conference championship. Coached by Mr. Bert Toy, the team members worked hard to improve their strokes and lower their scores. Senior golfer Bill Betz earned the Betty Lynch award this year for shooting the lowest score in a championship match. Row 1: Scott McCoy. Jenny Lentz. Todd Mepner. Oreg Burkett, Charles Mitchell. Chuck Altimus. Ryan Troll. Eric Gamble. Row 2. Brian Caldwell. Shawn Toy. Matt Gamble. Tom Garland. Curt Mofecker. Doug Bloom. Ryan Fozar. FOOTBALL TEAM MAS Row 1: Mike Hamilton, Scott Bemabo. Mark Richards, Darren McClure. Rusty Jasper, Mark Flickinger, Brad Martin, David Sheriff, Lorenzo Bresciani, Greg Page. Row 2: Coach Marabito, Scott Kerr, Terry Shank, Eric Pickup, Paul Bemabo. Kevin Stutzman, Mike Blankenbicker, Tom Pardee, Scott Clark, Tom Mundorff, Jim Trimble, Mike James, Coach Kisamorc. Row 3: Coach Zack, Mark Kasterko, Mark McGcary, Charlie Cable, Chad Tantlinger, Troy Langham, Greg Walker, Keith White. Jason Bowers. Ray Jones, Bud Riffle. Rick Hill, Don James. Mike Kerr. Brady Caldwell, Coach Matava, Coach Page. 44 Head Coach Gerald Page Varsity Managers, clockwise from top left: David Bloom, Chad Guaetta. Brad Payne. Rob Croyle, Steve Whisdosh. SUCCESSFUL SEASON The 1986 Varsity Rams once again proved their prominence on the gridiron by posting a 7-3-1 record for the season. Under head coach Gerald Page, the Rams fought hard but fell short of an Appalachian Conference title. They did succeed, however, in earning a District 6 playoff berth for the second year in a row. Even though the semi-final game against Blacklick Valley was played in freezing temperatures, the Rams played tough, but unfortunately when the final buzzer rang, they found themselves on the short end of a 16-2 score. The Rams were rewarded when ten seniors were named conference all-stars, the most from any one team in the eastern division of the conference. THROUGHOUT YEAR SCOREBOARD LV 28 Penns Manor 6 LV 35 Saltsburg 8 LV 13 Conemaugh Valley 6 LV 12 Berlin 6 LV 7 Blacklick Valley 29 LV 14 Pemdale 14 LV 18 Meyersdale 7 LV 15 Shade 6 LV 6 United 21 LV 48 Purchase Line District 6 Playoff 20 LV 2 Blacklick Valley 16 3AISS3HODV AV7J SWVH OFFENSE SHOWS DETERMINATION SENIORS SAY FAREWELL SENIORS FINISH ON WINNING NOTE Senior Day festivities took place at LV's last home game of the year. The day dawned cool but clear: as our senior players were introduced with their parents prior to the opening kickoff. Sweatsuits emblazoned with the Laurel Valley logo were presented to each senior by the Football Mothers' Club. Then the game itself provided one last chance for these athletes to perform on the gridiron. The Rams rolled to a 48-6 victory over Purchase Line, leaving our seniors with fond memories of their football accopmlishments. 52 A WARDS HIGHLIGHT FLA YERS' CAREERS Junior Varsity Football Team—How 1: Don James, Brady Caldwell, Mark McGeary, Budd Riffle, Mike Herr, Chad Tantlinger. How 2: Jason Bowers, Hick Mill, Eric Flckup, Mike James, Troy Langham, Greg Walker. FOSTSFASOM IIOMOKS Appalachian Conference All-Stars Scott Bemabo Mike Blankenbickcr Lorenzo Brcsciani Russ Jasper Brad Martin Darren McClure Greg Fage Tom Fardee Dave Sheriff Mark Richards Mike Mam ill on. Honorable Mention Southern Allegenies Football Coaches Association Laurel Valley Most Valuable Flayers Offense - Scott Bemabo Defense - Brad Martin Greenburg Tribune-Review All-District Team Second Team Defense - Brad Martin Second Team Offense - Scott Bemabo WTAJ-TV. Altoona Most Valuable Class A Defensive Flayer ■ Brad Martin Indiana Evening Gazette All-Gazetteland Team First Team Defense - Brad Martin. Mark Richards Honorable Mentions ■ Scott Bemabo. Mike Blankenbickcr. Lorenzo brcsciani. Russ Jasper. Darren McClure. Greg Fage. Tom Fardee. Dave Sheriff, Faul Bemabo, Scott Clark, Tom Mundorff JUNIOR HIGH EARNS FIVE Row 1: Bobby Heidbalson. Alan Burkhart. Kerin Stiffler Scott Fabrizio. Keith Sheriff. Jeff Dixon. Mike Colson. Fred Shank. Greg Ludwig. Row 2: Jim Lynch. Jason Kimes. Meil Galbraith Brian McClellan. Dwayne Soiich. Fat Silbaugh. Jeff Fatton. Tom Laris. Lance Berkstresser. Jason Burkhart. Row 3: Coach Zack. Mike Graff. Tim Layton. Robbie Blake. Seth Mundorff Alan Gamble. Matt Richards. Jeff Friest Doug Robertson Eric Foust. Tim O Shell Scott Caine. Chris Hall Coach Fahach. S4 Junior High Coaches Jim Zack and Andrew Fahach. CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES Below: Junior high Managers—Jason Burkhart Tom Mall. Jim Lynch, and Mike Graff The junior high football squad showed great initiative and talent as they dosed their season with a final record of 5 wins and 1 loss, hopefully, with more experience and practice, in a few years this team can lead L. V. to another league and or district championship. SCOREBOARD LV 0 Meyersdale 6 LV 28 Bedin 8 LV 28 Femdaie 0 LV 22 Biackiick Valley 6 LV 26 Conemaugh Valley 8 LV 20 Shade 6 SPIKERS EARN Rou 1: Amy Rowland Kelly Bowman, Rita Man. Eve Henderson. Mary Crusan. Row 2. Allyson Burkett. Cindy Clark. Karen Merritt. Deneen Jones. uwen JonesRow 3: Fatncia Gehring. Melanie Shatter. Heather Mundorff. Coach Campbell. Tonia Cieslo. Anja Fresdori. Yvonne Yeager. Yvonne McCurdy. The varsity volleyball team had its share of exciting moments during a 14-game season. Though only one xictory was posted, the girls played aggrcssixely and proxided an enthusiastic crowd with many thrills. At the conclusion of the season. junior Deneen Jones was awarded a secornf-place berth on the Indiana Gazette Aik District team for her play. The junior varsity team was impressixe this year under their new coach. Mary Conrad Hiezelski. With a positixe attitude arid great teamwork, the girls put together a winning season, showing much promise for the future. Coaches. Mary Hiezelski and Renee Campbell A VICTORY SCOREBOARD LV 1 United 2 LV 0 Saltsburg 2 LV 1 Purchase Line 2 LV 1 Penns Manor 2 LV 1 Marion Center 2 LV 0 homer Center 2 LV 0 Blairsvilie 2 LV 1 United 2 LV 1 Saltsburg 2 LV 0 Purchase Line 2 LV 1 Penns Manor 2 LV 2 Marion Center 1 LV 0 homer Center 2 LV 1 Blairsvilie 2 VARSITY AHD JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Rita Harr, Cindy Clark. Kelly Bowman, Owen Jones. Row 2: Mary Moore, Julie Shirey, Anja Fresdorf, Julie Peters. Row 3: Allyson Burkett, Marsha Murphy, Eve Henderson, Mary Crusan, Kelly Stiffey. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS Row 1: Lynn Brudnak. Stacy Guaetta. Christy Clark, Michelle Murphy, Row 3: Jenny Shaffer, Alyssa Flachta, Missy Dubics, Sandy Custer, him Amy Fozar. Melissa Ewt. Row 2: Justine Craft, Heather Bedison, Jill Clark. Stephanie Fope. Berkstresscr, Heather Farnam. Jennifer Bedison. SHOW ENTHUSIASM SCOREBOARD LV 20 United 26 LV 31 Saltsburg 7 LV 40 Purchase Line 19 LV 21 Portage 16 LV 23 Marion Center 46 LV 35 Homer-Center 13 LV 29 Blairsville 19 LV 27 United 21 LV 31 Saltsburg 12 LV 11 Femdale 51 LV 40 Purchase Line 20 LV 31 Blacklick Val- ley 35 LV 12 Marion Center 53 LV 30 Homer-Center 14 LV 30 Blairsville 15 GIRLS VARSITY Row 1: Anja t'resdorf, Heather Mundorff. Yvonne Yeager, Yvonne McCurdy. Row 2: Mr. Bowman. Row 3: Tracy Merritt. Allyson Burkett, Kelly Bowman, Amy Rowland. DeeDee Gregory. Mary Moore, Deneen Jones, Karen Layton, Cindy Clark, Karen Merritt. The girls' basketball team achieved one of their goals for the season as they scored two victories against the Lady Bobcats from Blairsville. An improved offensive set and aggressive changing defenses helped boost the girls to their successes. With a large nucleus of experienced underclassmen returning for next year: the future of girls' basketball at Laurel Valley looks promising. Team Managers: Heather Bcdison, Matt Richards. Christy Clark. 62 PLAYERS HUSTLE JV FLAYERS SCOREBOARD LV 38 Ligonfer 50 LV 37 Saltsburg 48 LV 29 Blalrsvllle 22 LV 22 Homer-Center 46 LV 17 Blackllch Valley 30 LV 15 United 54 LV 39 0T Penns Manor 43 LV 22 Portage 53 LV 37 Saltsburg 51 LV 28 Concmaugh Valley 96 LV 32 Portage 38 LV 29 Penns Manor 46 LV 40 United 43 LV 23 Conemaugh Valley 60 LV 20 Femdale 62 LV 47 Blalrsvllle 41 LV 38 Blacklick Valley 56 LV 35 Femdale 72 LV 32 Homer-Center 70 IMPROVE SKILLS Row 1: Kelly Bowman, Allyson Burkett, Amy Rowland, Tracy Merritt, Cindy Clark. Row 2: DeeDee Gregory, Anja Fresdorf. Mr. Bryson, Mary Moore, Karen Layton. The junior varsity girls' basketball team showed great determination and ability during their season. Diligent effort and hard practices will help to prepare these girls for their future on the varsity team. 65 Row 1: Jim Trimble. Eric Mach ah, Scott Clark.Rick Ludwig, Dave Colson. Steve Shank. Brian Custer. Row 2: Mr. Abbott. Greg Rage, Kirby Bryson. Darren McClure. Brad Martin, Mark Richards, Mike Blankenbickcr, Mr. Zack. The varsity basketball team thrilled their fans and suprised their opponents with their ability to win the big game. At the conclusion of the season, the Rams had amassed three conference championships — the northern Cambria League, the Southern Cambria League, and the Appalachian Conference. Using a balanced scoring attack and tenacious defense, the Rams entered the District 6 playoffs. Head Coach Alan Abott and his assistant Jim Zack 66 PROVE ABILITY 68 SCOREBOARD lV 57 OT Marion Center 45 LV 56 Saltsburg 44 LV 61 United 37 LV 53 Blairsville 31 LV 41 Bishop McCort 58 LV 67 United 44 LV 50 Fortage 54 LV 62 Bishop Carroll 58 LV 58 Conemaugh Valley 40 LV 67 Femdale 61 LV 44 Blacklick Valley 48 LV 72 OT 3 Conemaugh Valley 70 LV 46 Bishop Carroll 49 LV 52 Blacklick Valley 49 LV 70 Fortage 50 LV 58 Bishop McCort 60 LV 73 Femdale 53 northern Cambria League Flayoffs LV 63 Fortage 48 LV 56 Blacklick Valley 53 LV 58 Fenns Manor (Championship) 44 Appalachian Conference Championship LV 63 Fenns Manor 40 District 6 Flayoffs LV 47 Williamsburg 37 LV 41 Blacklick Valley 54 VICTORIES ABOUPID COHFEREHCE TROPHIES How 1: Mr. Zack. Scott Hutchinson. Bob Taylor, Hay Jones, Budd Hifflc, Jim Trimble. How 2: Brian Custer, Dave Colson, Eric Machak. Rick Ludwig. Steve Shank. Troy Langham. The junior varsity basketball team, under first-year coach Jim Zack, worked hard to improve their individual and team skills. Aggressive defense highlighted the action in many of their contests. Marion Center Salisbury United Blairs vllle Bishop McCort United Portage Bishop Carroll Conemaugh Valley Femdalc lilac klick Valley Conemaugh Valley Bishop Carroll Blachllch Valley Portage Bishop McCort Femdale DISTRICT COMPETITIOn 73 JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS Row 1: Mr. Lcwandowski. Greg Burkett. Lance Berkstresser, Todd Hepner, Chuck Mitchell. Chuck Altimus. Row 2: Wayne Hinnel. Bob Heidbalson, Brie Gamble. Greg Ludwig, David Berezansky. Row 3: Brian Caldwell, Jeff Dixon. Alan Burkhart, Geoff Shank, Fat Silbaugh. The junior high basketball teams scored impressive victories during the course of their seasons. The ninth grade team showed much promise for the future as they reeled off thirteen consecutive victories before losing to Marion Center and Penns Manor. 74 SCOREBOARD L V 38 Fortagc 27 LV 30 Conemaugh Valley 25 LV 37 United 20 LV 34 Conemaugh Valley 32 LV 45 Saltsburg 15 LV 54 Blairsville 34 LV 32 Marion Center 30 LV 44 Homer Center 27 LV 57 Ferndale 41 LV 40 United 29 LV 54 Bishop McCort 52 LV 56 hi ski Frep 48 LV 47 Blairsville 33 LV 37 Marion Center 42 LV 34 Penns Manor 46 LV 27 Fenns Manor 30 PREPARE FOR FUTURE eighth Grade Basketball Team — Row 1: Coach Ludwig. Mike Rolley. Jeff Priest, Robert Marsh. Vynn Pechart. Row 2: Dan Wynn, Jason Rimes. Tim Layton, Robbie Blake, Tim O Shell. 75 Seventh Grade Basketball Team — Row 1: Chris Mall, Ben Solich. Jason Burkhart. Dave Bloom. Row2: Mike Lavis. Coach Ludwig. Robert Worrell. Row 3: Mike Burkett. Larry McDowell, Dusty Silk. Mike Rrouse. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Lisa Bobko, Captain Lori Beard, Captain Patricia Gehring. Becky Kinnel, Captain Tonia Cieslo. Nary Jo Swatsworth. Heather Little. Row 2: Sherry Howard. Piicole Saula, Laura Brendlinger, Rita Harr, A.J. Williams. Sherry Springer, Heather Williams. The cheerleaders, under the sponsorship of Barb Boring, provided enthusiastic support for the many athletic activities held at Laurel Valley during the school year. Gymnastic skills were practiced at Turners Studio in order to enhance the girls ' performances. Many 76 hours were spent preparing new routines. JUNIOR SQUAD CHEERS FOR CLASSMATES Bottom: Captain Marsha Murphy, Michelle Murphy. Center: Deanna Harding, Jamie Gehring, Amy Silk, Amy Pozar. Top: him Clawson, Donna Howard. The junior high cheerleaders add enthusiasm to the many sports offered to the younger students at Laurel Valley. From the girls ' basketball games to the ever-popu-tar football contests, these peppy young ladies do their 78 best to boost their classmates onto victory. ujidm aUMm Located in Latrobe. Eastern Westmoreland Vocational-Technical School provides an outlet for the student interested in a vocational career. Beginning as sophomores, eligible students are bused to the Vo-Tech along with students from Ligonier, Latrobe, and Derry. Fields of study available include cosmetology, electronics, auto body- mechanics, carpentry, graphic arts, food management, plumbing and heating, welding and marketing. Hands-on practice, as well as on-the-job training, highlight the three-year programs. VO-TECH STUDEHT LEART1 THROUGH EXPERIENCE Treasurer Julie Shirey. Vice President Lisa Bobko President Scott 1cCoy. and Secretary A Hyson Burkett. Sam Andrews Jeff Babuschak Bryan Baird Paul Bern a bo Lisa Bobko Laura Brendlinger llyson Burkett Bill Clark Cindy Clark Scott Clark Jerry Clawson Lisa Closson Colson Colson Croyle jeemer Ocmko OUR SCHOOL'S LEADERS Archie Dodson Veronica Evans Mitzi Eoust Candice Fox Darren Oailey Tricia Garland Kristen Geh ring Kelly Green DeeDee Gregory William tlirsch Curtis ho fee her Sherry Howard Mike James Tina Jarvis Kevin Johnstone Deneen Jones Sally Jones Mark Kasterko 85 JUNIORS DELIGHT Scott Kerr Becky Kinnel Karen Layton Carol Lazarowicz Jennifer Lentz William Lichtenfels Kick Ludwig Melissa Luther Eric Machak Scott McCoy Joy McGarvcy Karen Merritt Tom Moore heather Mulligan Jeff Mundorff Tom Mundorff Joe Hatton Christine Penrose Kyan Pozar Fay Kager Deborah Kiffle Angela Kolley Robin Roscnberger nicole Saula 86 in VARIED ACTIVITIES Stephen Shank Scott Sheriff Julie Shircy Betty Shuey Sean Silk Todd Silk Sherry Springer Jodi Stiles Dean Telford Jim Trimble Keith White Donald Wilkins Photo Unavailable Robert Houck Michael Ippolito Gilbert Kisamore Terry Shank Antonette Williams Sharon Williams David Wingard Shawn Wynn SOPHOMORE OEEICERS LEAD CLASSMATES Laura Baird Mike Bateman Ronnie Beard Kerry Boring Heather Boskc Jason Bowers Jason Brown Scott Buckles Charles Cable Brady Caldwell Carol Caldwell Sonya Cicslo Adam Clawson Chris Closson David Colson Charles Coy Rocky Jo Croyle Chad Crusan Ruthie Crusan Mark Cummings Lisa Currie Lori Currie Brian Custer Keith Davis 88 in SEVERAL SUCCESSFUL SALES Kelly Dcemer Scott Dipofi Connie Duncan Mary Ann Ewt Trina Eilat Tami Fulcomer Matthew Oailey Lynly Garland Tangi Garland Kita Harr Kathy Hartman Tracey Hclsel Eve Henderson Gail Henderson Richard Hill Rodney Ho fee her Tina Houck Scott Hutchinson Donald James William Jarvis Randi Jasper Gwen Jones Raymond Jones Louie Kamman 89 SOPHOMORES ENJOY TIME Ian liarwoski Michael lierr Heidi Klym Patricia Lambing Troy Langham Matt Laskoski Tom Layton Becky Lee JodiLepsch Tracy Liehtentels Heather Little Mike Marsh Christa McClellan Da mi McClellan Glenda McClellan Gretchcn McClure Audra McDermott Paul McDowell Mark McGeary Tracy Merritt Stacy Parks Janet Payne Dustin Peters Julie Peters 90 BOTH in AnD OUT or CLASS Paula Peters Eric Pickup Lisa Queer Lonny Reed Budd Riffle Karen Rummel Wendy Sanders Vickie Shaffer Teresa She tier Lisa Short Darrell Stiffey Kelly Stiffey Mary Jo Swatsworth Chad Tantlingcr Robert Taylor Eric Vaughan Greg Walker flcather Williams 91 NINTH GRADERS SELECT CLASSES FROM Charles Altimus Susan Andrews Cathy Ankney John Astolos Denise Baird Sandy Baird Troy Bateman Karen Beal Heather Bedison David Berezansky Lance Berkstresser Kelly Bowman Dino Brown Tawnia Buckles Gregory Burkett Alan Burkhart Brian Caldwell Amy Closson Mike Colson Warren Columbus Terri Condron Justine Craft Mary Crusan William Crusan 92 A VARIETY OE NEW CHALLENGES Gary Custer Jeff Dixon Hence Dodson Jeremy Dupuis Missy Ellis Scott Fabrizio Ginger Fulcomer Eric Gamble Barry Garland Frank Garshnick David Gindlesperger Mike Graff Julie Mall Scott Mall Stephanie Mall Sheila Meming Todd Mepner Donna Howard Heather Hughes Jenny James Bill Kahl Corey Kaufman Jesse Keller Wayne Kinnel 93 FRESHMEN GROW IN Susan Lazarowicz Ronnie Lichtcnfcls Tracy Lichtenfels Travis Lichtenfels Jennifer Long Leslie Long Gregory Ludwig Dan Luther Heather Lynch William Marsh Marcie McGinnis Hazel Miller Charles Mitchell Mary Moore Haney Moore Marsha Murphy Michelle Murphy Laurel Heatrour Boh Heidbalson Shawn Hesmith Jeff Ration Alyssa Rlachta Kimberley Rope Amy Rozar 94 STATURE AND WISDOM Eric Rhoades Dawn Rosenberger Amy Rowland Orville Saunders Robin Shaffer Kelly Shaftic Fred Shank Geoffrey Shank Veronica Shawley Keith Sheriff Patrick Silbaugh Crystal Silk Sue Snyder Dwayne Solich Kevin Stiffler Tom Strausbaugh Greg Stutzman Amy Thompson Shawn Toy Ryan Troll Kim Wissinger Scott Yeager 95 EIGHTH GRADERS ATTEHD BOTH Robert beard Jason berkey Robbie blake Scott Caine Jean Camut Christy Clark Kenn Clark Rim Clawson Robert Colson Melissa Dubics Douglas Eckels bruce Eckstein James Edwards Tonya Edwards heather Eamam Erin Einan Erik Eoust Alan Gamble % EDUCATIONAL AND PRACTICAL CLASSES Glenn Garland Jamie Gehring Justin Gorman Jennifer Griffith Stacie Guaetta Deanna flarding Stanley Henderson Stephanie Hill Richard Hughes Dianne Johnston Melissa Johnstone Refer Jones Jason Rimes Beth Langham Marsha Laskoski Tom La vis Timothy Layton Joseph Lee 97 EIGHTH GRADERS EH JOY Bruce Long Beth Luther Robert Marsh Michael Matson Brian McClellan Rhea McDowell Edward Moore Beth Mulvihill Seth Mundorff Randy Murphy Scott neuner Timothy O Shell DeAnn Rea sc Vynn Rechart Jill Renrose Jeff Rriest Stephanie Rrisk Adam Ream 98 EXTRA ■ CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Melanie Ream Matthew Richards Doug Robertson William Rolley Jenny Shaffer Cory Short Tammy Shuey Amy Silk Becky Slick Corinna Staller Aaron Stiffey Denise Stiffey Wendy Stiffey Cassandra Thompson Michael Wagner William Wagner Dan Wynn Brandon Yeager 99 SEVENTH GRADERS BECOME ACCUSTOMED Bill Ankney Justin Antonio Dustin Baird Danielle Banko Jennifer Bedison Jill Bcrkstresser Jason Bier David Bloom Brook Bowers Tammy Brendlinger Paula Bridge Jenny Brown Lynn Brudnak Mai Trang Bui Jennifer Burkett Michael Burkett Jason Burkhart Mitzi Cable Valerie Caldwell Kevin Clark Kim Clark Alan Conrad Wesley Crownover Jamie Croylc 100 TO JUNIOR HIGH LIFE Sandy Custer Lea Deemer Cathy Demho Tim Dennison Chris DeWitt Robert Dipofi James Evans Melissa Ewt Dana Flickinger Eric Garland Lori Garland Stephanie Garland Melissa Gray Molly Gross Antoinette Mall Chris Mall Ginger Marnish Jason Henderson Ronnie Houck Richard Howard Carl Mower Aaron Hinnel Philip Korchnah Jim Rozich 101 SEVENTH GRADERS SHARE THEIR Michael Krouse Melissa LaMantia Jerry Lambing Michael La vis Scott Lichtenfels James Lynch William Machak Patrick Mardis Amy McClellan Larry McDowell Russell Menially Tom Miller Jeannie Moore Daniel Mundorff Fritz Mundorff Matt Meatrour Wendy Meiderhiser Christine Fayne Brian Penrose Joseph Penrose Marcia Peterson Stephanie Pope Megan Pozar Stacy Priest 102 ENTHUSIASM WITH EVERYONE Photo Unavailable Robert Dunmire Tim Houck Jeannetta Reed Eric Robinson Melissa Robson Scott St. Clair Margaret Sanders Danny Satryano Deanna Scott Shawn Shaftic Carolyn Shannon Stacy Shingler Krista Shumaker Michelle Si Iba ugh Dustin Silk Benjamin Solich Dana Solich Heidi Stiffler Joseph Stormer Wade Stuff! Shauna Trimble Bronwyn Troll Fenny Wakefield Robert Worrell 103 arfh tflei MARCHING RAM BAND Row 1: Kelly Shaflic, Candee Fox. Yvonne Yeager. Faula Ewt. Mary Ann F.wt. Thelma Ferry. Tricia Garland. Carol Ritenour. Row 2: Lisa Closson. Melissa Robson. Fam Wakefield. Deanna Scott, Brian Fenrose. Joe Lee. Beth Mulvihill. Beth Langham. Lori Garland. Dana Flickingcr. Fat Mardis. Matt Mcatrour, Fenny Wakefield. Julie Mall. Stephanie Frisk, Lynn Brudnak, Shauna Trimble, Megan Fozar, Karen Layton. Row 3: Tracy Merritt, Kathy Martman. Beth Luther. Kelly StifTey. Becky Lee. Missy Gray, Sheila heming, Karen Beal. Susan Andrews, Tam Callis. Missy Luther. Mike Matson. Jill Fenrose. Renee Dodson, Valerie Caldwell, Cindy Clark. Row 4: Karen Merritt, Dusty Feters. Joe Fatton. Christy Clark, Ryan Fozar. Kristin Langham. Sandy Kay. DecDcc Gregory, Randi Jasper. Jenny James. Corey Kaufman, Eric Rhoades. Bill Mirsch, Matt Gailey, Tom Layton, Rocky Jo Croyle. Row 5: Tracey Melsel. Lindsey Tantlinger, Yvonne McCurdy. Sean Toy. Dan Luther. Scott Sheriff. Darren Gailey. Mike Brown, Tom Garland, Jerry Clawson. Brian Caldwell, Dennis Eckels, Sean Gailey. Leslie Long, Geoff Shank, George Yaconi. Lisa Short. Row 6: Sue Snyder, Laurel Mcatrour. Eve Henderson, Lisa Currie, Kelly Bowman, Connie Duncan, Faula Swatsworth. Mary Moore, Ginger Fulcomer. Ronnie Lichtenfels, Gwen Jones, Tangi Garland. Karen Rummel. Fatty Lambing, Angie McDonald. Trina Filat. Tawnia Buckles. The Laurel Valley Marching Band had another successful year under their director, Mr. Donald Green. The band earned fourth place finishes in competition at both bast Allegheny and Latrobe. The competitive year was topped off by a parade appearance in Myrtle Beach, S.C. 106 DELIGHTS HALFTIME Drum Major Carol Ritcnour Seniors-Rowl: Pam Wakefield, Sandy Ray. Kristin Langham. Lindsey Tantlinger. Row 2: Dennis Eckels. Tom Garland. George Yaconi. Row 3: Sean Gailey. Mike Brown, Yvonne McCurdy. Tam Callis. Band Managers: Doug Bloom. Tracy Lichtcnfels, Lori Currie. Chris Long. Officers: Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Clawson. President Carol Ri-tenour. Vice President Darren Gailey. 107 MAJORETTES ENTERTAIN BY TWIRLING Left to Right: Tricia Garland, Kelly Shaftic, Thelma Perry, Paula Ewt, Yvonne Yeager, Candcc Pox, Mary Ann Ewt. Left: Seniors—Captain Paula Ewt, Thelma Perry. Yvonne Yeager. 109 SILKS ADD FLAIR TO Front: Paula Swatsworth, Angie McDonald. Back left to right: Sue Snyder. Laurel neat tour. Lisa Currie, Fve Henderson, Belly Bowman. Connie Duncan, Mary Moore. Ginger Fulcomer. Bonnie Lichtenfels. Gwen Jones, Tangi Garland, Karen Hummel, Patty Lambing, Trina Filat. Tawnia Buckles. Seniors.- Captain Angie McDonald, Paula Swatsworth. RIFLES TWIRL TO THE MUSIC Row 1: Lisa Short, Cindy Clark, Karen Merritt. Row 2: Tracey tlclscl, Tracy Merritt, Rocky Jo Croyle, Lisa Closson. Karen Layton. Ill Captain Cindy Clark YOUNG MUSICIANS PRACTICE MELODIES Row 1: Joe Lee. Shauna Trimble. Melissa Robson. Lynn Burdnak, Stephanie Frisk, Melissa Ewt. Mitzi Cable. Dana Flickinger. Fat Mardis, Deanna Scott. Fenny Wakefield. Valerie Caldwell. Beth Mulvihill. Row 2: Renee Dodson. Beth Langham, Lori Garland. Jill Penrose. Brian Penrose. Matt heatrour, Julie hall. Beth Luther. Michelle Murphy, Christy Clark, Christy Payne, Susan Andrews. Row 3: Missy Gray. Mike Matson, Jenny James. Corey Kaufman. Brie Rhoades. Brian Caldwell, Shawn Toy. Dan Luther, Sheila Meming, Karen Beal, Leslie Long. Geoff Shank. The junior high band met twice a week to improve their basic music skill and also prepare concert selections for public performances. Many of these students also performed with the marching band in addition to completing private group lessons during the school year. 112 JUNIOR CHORUS SINGS IN HARMONY Row 1: Megan Fozar, Stephanie Garland, Lynn Brudnak, Ben Solich, Bronwyn Troll, Bill Ankney, Wendy Meiderhiser, Mitzi Cable, Deanna Scott, Fenny Wakefield, Marcia Feterson, Jill Berkstresser. Row 2: Mr. Mall, Jennifer Bedison. Danielle Banko, Dana Flickinger, Beth Langham, Meidi Stiffler, Ginger Marnish, Stacy Friest, Beth MuMhill, Renee Dodson, Suzi Snyder, Dustin Silk, Brian Fcnrosc. Row 3: Cory Short, Feter Jones, Dan Mundorff. Matt Richards, Jeff Friest. Melissa Gray, Aaron Kinnel, Jason Menderson. John Astolos. Cathy Ankney, Beth Luther. Row 4. Christy Fayne. Marsha Laskoski, Amy Silk. Christy Clark, Amy Rowland. Belly Bowman. Amy Fozar. Mancy Moore. Molly Gross, Shawn Toy. Dan Luther. The members of the Junior high chorus work very hard all year long practicing the musical pieces that they will use to entertain audiences at the annual Christmas and spring concerts. Accompanists Renee Dodson and nancy Moore put in many hours of extra work at the keyboard, learning the arrangements for the various selections performed by the group. 113 SENIOR VOCALISTS Row 1: Jill Bobko. Paula Peters. Becky Lee. Tracy Merritt. Tricia Garland. Row 2: Lisa Queer. Karen Merritt. Laura Rivera. Stacy Gall. Kelly Green. Dustin Peters. Matthew Gailcy. Mike James. Patricia Gehring. Heather Mundorff. Rob Croylc, Shawn Wynn. Tom Mundorff. Row 3: Mr. Mall. Julie Shirey. Anja Presdorf. Karen Hummel. DeeDee Gregory. Janet Payne. Tonia Cicslo. Vickie Kinzey, Lori Beard, Sandra Kay, Carol Ritenour. Lindsey Tantlinger. Row 4. David Sheriff. Dennis Eckels. Sean Gailey. George Yaconi. Terry Henderson. Greg Page. Lorenzo Bresciani. Darren McClure. Kirby Bryson. Mark Richards. Mike Brown. Senior chorus members delight in having to team the various musical numbers that they will perform for their enraptured audiences at the Christmas and spring concerts. Selections ranging from current pop rock to the golden oldies of the past allow these students to get a feel for how music has changed over the years. PERFORM ON STAGE How 1: Lindsey Tantlinger. Jill Bobko. Stacy Gall. Laura Rivera. Patricia Gehring. Lori Beard. Row 2: Terry Henderson. David Shenff. Sandra Ray. Carol Ritenour. Tonia Cieslo. Vickie Rinzcy. heather MundorfT. George Yaconi. Row 3: Greg Page. Lorenzo Brcsciani. Darren McClure. Rirby Bryson. Mark Richards. Anja Fresdorf. Mike Brown. Dennis Eckels. Sean Gailey. MUSICIANS PERFORM IN COUNTY FESTIVALS Sr. Chorus — Row 1: Sean Oailcy. Row 2: DecDec Gregory. Patricia Oehring, Mike Brown. Row 3: Dennis Eckels, George Yaconi. Sr. Band — Row 1: Mike Brown. Sandy Ray. Row 2: George Yaconi. Caro! Ritenour. Junior high Band: Beth Luther. Renee Dodson. Jill Penrose. Junior high Chorus: Row 1. Peter Jones. Cory Short. Jeff Priest, Matt Richards. Row 2: hancy Moore. Cathy Ankney. Brian Caldwell. Dan Luther. Renee Dodson. 116 JAZZ BAND ENTERTAINS AT MALLS Row 1: Beth Langham. Leslie Long. Faula Ewt, Jill Bobko. Row 2: Renee Dodson. Beth Luther, Jenny James. DeeDee Gregory. Row 3: Dan Luther. Shawn Toy. Matt neatrour. Mike Matson. Row 4: Bill tlirsch, Joe Ration. Mike Brown. The jazz band performed at many area functions during the course of the school year. From concerts at both Westmoreland and Greengate Malls to entertaining for the Laurel Valley Senior Citizens, the group was well-received and provided many hours of musical pleasure for its audiences. 117 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor Mrs. Hence Campbell How 1: Mark Richards, Darren McClure. Paula t'wt. How 2: Mrs. Hence Campbell. Michael Blankenbicker. hirby Bryson, Chad Ouaelta. Patricia Gehring. Jeff Babus-chak. Mitzi Foust. How 3: Janice Zufall. Greg Page. Bill Clark, Sandy hay. 118 INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS The national honor Society gains its membership from among those qualified sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The group includes students who have been chosen by a faculty committee on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A special candlelight induction ceremony was held to welcome the new members. 0 119 COUNCIL PROMOTES Row 1: Kevin Clark. Stacy Priest, Daniel MundorfT, Heather Williams, Marsha Murphy, Greg Ludwig. Rita Harr, Mary Jo Swatsworth, Christy Clark. Row 2: Lynn Brudnak. Melanie Shatzer. Amy Silk. Tim O 'Shell. Matt Richards. Alan Burkhart. Heather MundorfT, Patricia Gehring. Julie Shirey. Row 3: Mr. Hall, Mrs. Schwartzcl, Kevin Stutzman, Faul Bcmaho, Greg Fagc. Tom MundorfT. Keith White. Darren McClure. Mark Richards. Darren Gailey. Keith ShcrifT. Student Forum Reprepentatives: Heather Williams, Melanie Shatzer. and Deneen Jones with Mrs. Schwartzcl. The Laurel Valley Student Council is a very active organization. With dedicated officers and advisors, the Council sponsored dances, athletic events such as the Powderpuff football game, and the Bloodmobile. The efforts of the members help to improve the school environment and encourage school spirit. 120 Clockwise: Mr. Hall, President Greg Page. Mrs. Schwartzcl. Secretary' Keith White, Treasurer Darren McClure. Vice President Melanie Shatzer. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN SUPPORTS YEARBOOK homeroom Representatives-Row 1: David Bloom. Heidi Stiflier. Melissa LaMantia. heather Farnam. Beth Luther. Fvc Henderson. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Jodi Lepsch. Row 2: Dana Flickinger, Amy Silk. Melanie Shatzcr, Cindy Clark. Julie Shirey. Sandy Kay. Karen Beal, Shawn Toy. Kirby Bryson. The annual junior high magazine campaign to raise funds to support the publication of our yearbook was once again a huge success. Student salesmen worked hard canvasing their local neighborhoods collecting orders for popular magazine and music selections. Frizes were distributed to all participants, with special awards for various levels on the prize ladder. Auditor Tam Cal I is. Business Manager Melissa Heming Coy, and Chief Accountant Faula Swatsworth were responsible for the general organization of the campaign. high salesman Cory Short 122 RAM FAGE PROVIDES PUBLICITY Row 1: Jennifer Long, Julie hall, Karen Beal, Stacy Farks, Missy Luther, hicole Saula, Jennifer Lentz. Row 2: Becky Kinnel, Tracy Merritt, Rita Harr, Carol Ritenour, Melanie Shatzer, Tonia Cieslo, Vickie Kinzey, Janet Fayne. Row 3: Mrs. Cheryl Syster, Laura Rivera, Cindy Clark, Tracey Melsel, Karen Merritt, Heather Mundorff, Julie Shirey. Faula Twt. Anja Frcsdorf, Bob Crooks, Kirby Bryson, Mrs. nancy Kelly. Front: Editors Melanie Shatzer and Faula Ewt. Back: Advisors Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Syster. The Ram Page staff prepared a monthly news page fc publication in the The Ligonier Echo. Staff members wrot stories about school activities and athletic events. Thci using the computer, the stories were edited and printcc After layout and design workthe material was sent to th Echo for printing. 123 YEARBOOK STAFFS JOIN FORCES Advisors: Mr. Dale Wahl. Mrs. nancy Kelly and Mrs. Donna Bennett. Under the watchful eyes of advisors Mrs. Donna Bennett and Mrs. nancy Belly, the Laurel literary staff worked diligently to produce your 1987 yearbook. Editors Paula Ewt and Sandy Bay assisted staff members in their responsibilities ranging from layout design to copy writing to photography. Even though the twelve-member group had stringent production deadlines to meet, they were successful in delivering a wonderful book of memories. Row I: Carol Ritcnour. Melanie Shatzer. Lindsey Tantlinger, Paula Ewt, JaniceZufall. Row 2: Paula Swatsworth. heather Mundorff, Anja Fresdorf. Laura Rivera. Sandy Kay. Row .3; Sean Gailey, Cory horvath. mmm. Co-Editors Sandy Kay and Paula Ewt 124 TO PRODUCE THIS YEARBOOK Row 1: Paula Swatsworth. Suzi Bea onis. Tam Callis. Thelma Perry. Row 2: Tom Pardee. Mike Blankenbickcr. Mod Pie pa. Yvonne McCurdy, Brian Gindlesperger. Row 3: Bob Austin. Missy Ragcr, Bruce Peters. Gary Buckles. Susannah Mall. Brian Peters, Melissa Meming Coy. This year members of the Laurel business staff had their hands full taking care of all of the fund raising and expenditures for the yearbook production. Duties ranging from the organization and running of the magazine campaign, through collection of yearbook subscription payments, to the distribution of the completed yearbook kept the students busy during the course of the school year. Assisted by their advisors, Mrs. Donna Bennett and Mr. Dale Wahl, the students gained a great deal of office experience and learned valuable lessons in responsibility while handling all of their duties. 125 Auditor Tam Callis. Business Manager Melissa Meming Coy, Accountant Paula Swatsworth APS SPOriSORS Row 1: Mrs. nancy Schaller, Meat her Mundorff, Melanie Shatzer, Carol Ritenour. Sandy Hay. Vicki Kinzey. Tonia Cieslo. Laura Rivera. Allyson Burkett. Karen Rummel. Lisa Queer. Paula Peters. Heather Williams, Heather Little. Karen Merritt. Becky Kinnel. Rita Harr. A.J. Williams. Row 2: Bill Clark. Scott Little. Jenny Lentz, nicole Saula, Kristen Oehring. Doug Bloom, Cindy Clark. Tracy Merritt, Mary Jo Swatsworth. Lori Beard. Patricia Gehring. Yvonne Yeager. Jill Bobko. Janice Zufall. Anja Fresdorf. Row 3: Matt Laskoski. Mark Richards. Kirby Bryson. Darren McClure. Chris Klauss. Lorenzo Brcsciani. Anja Fresdorf. Lindsey Tantlinger. David Sheriff. Paula Swatsworth, Julie Shirey. Gwen Jones. Candee Fox. Paula Ewt. Kathy Hartman. Lorenzo Brcsciani from Australia with host sister Beth Luther and host brother Dan Luther. 126 Laura Rivera from Costa Rica with host sister Marsha Murphy. STUDENT EXCHANGE w 1: Secretary Lindsey Tantlinger. Treasurer Paula Fwt. How 2: Vice President Left to right: Laura Rivera. Anja Fresdorf. Lorenzo Bresciani lanle Shatzer. Mrs. Haney Schaller. President Carol Ritenour. The senior high ATS chapter was proud of its success in hosting three foreign exchange students during the 1986-87 school year. Lorenzo Bresciani, Anja Fresdorf, and Laura Rivera were welcomed to Laurel Valley by the entire student body. Under the capable leadership of their advisor, Firs. Haney Schaller, and with the support of an active Adult Chapter, the group completed numerous fund raising projects to support several activities including the annual Winter Weekend festival. Anja Fresdorf from West Germany with host sister Julie Shirey 127 FLOAT BUILDING IS FUN I AFS members are always busy. It is hard work building the float, but the reward is seeing the finished product in the Fort Li-gonier Days Parade. Afterwards, cleaning up Schafler s barn and relaxing occupy the members' time. MEL VALLEY ZCLUJllL ““ Cotfd %ica Jbyi-kM $jMimvii Row 1: Denise Baird. Belly Shaftic. Sue Snyder. Amy Thompson. Amy Closson. Julie hall. Brin Finan. Cathy Marsh. Cassy Thompson. Beth Mulvihill. Jill Penrose. Row 2. Mrs. Bay McMillan, Bim Clawson. Deanna Harding. Becky Slick. Melissa Johnstone, hazel Miller. Robin Shaffer. Bim Wissingcr. Stephanie hall. Cathy Ankney. Beth Luther, heather hughes. Dawn Rosenberger. Susan Andrews. Row 3: Jenny Long, Sheila heming. Baren Beal. Missy Dubics. Sue Shawlcy, Marsha Murphy, Michelle Murphy, heather Bedison. Amy Silk. Amy Rowland. Crystal Silk, hancy Moore. Ronnie Lichtenfels. The junior high ATS chapter once again did a great job in assisting the senior high ATS with fund raising and the International Weekend. Club members sold citrus fruit and candy sticks to help defray some of the expenses incurred during the year. They also provided support and helped to serve at the international dinner during the annual Laurel Valley ATS winter weekend. Row 1: Treasurer Susan Andrews. Mrs. McMillan. President Marsha Murphy. Row 2: Vice President Amy Rowland. Secretary heather Bedison. LAUREL LEAF STAFF PUBLISHES HEWS The Laurel Leaf, a student news publication prepared by the business department, was published monthly during the school year. Featuring news on school activities and sporting events, the newspaper also provided an outlet for original student art and literary works. Mrs. Lenore Fotthoff served as advisor to this year s publications and Susannah Mall was editor-in-chief to the staff of fourteen. 130 Row I: Thelma Ferry. Bonnie Craig. Yvonne McCurdy. Row 2: Mrs. Lenore Fotthoff. noel He pa. Tom Fardce. Brian (iindlcspergcr. Melissa heming Coy, Tam Callis. Row 3: Bruce Feters, Missy Ragcr. Susannah Hall, Boh Austin, Brian Feters. SKIERS HEAD TO THE SLOPES Row 1: Rill Hirsch, Patricia Gchring. Scott Bcmabo, Kevin Stutzman, Doug Bloom, Scott Little, Melanie Shatzer, Carol Ritenour. Sandy Kay. Kristin Langham. Laura Rivera. Row 2: Anja Fresdorf. Jenny Lentz, nicole Saula, Allyson Burkett. Dennis Fckels. Sean Gailey. Curt McClure. Lorenzo Bresciani. Cory Horvath. Mike Hajjar, Kevin Stiffler. Row 3: Doug Eckels, Scott McCoy. Erick McClure, Mark Caldwell. Mark Flickinger, Darren Gailey. Mike Brown. Chris Long, Russ Jasper, Curt Hofeckcr. Row 1: Matt Heatrour, Megan Fozar, Shauna Trimble, Wade Stufft. Heidi Stiffler, Melissa LaMantia. Dana Flickinger, Laurel Heatrour, Deanna Scott. Fat Mardis. Row 2: Mrs. Haney Schaller. Chris Hall, Dan Mundorff. Jason Henderson, Aaron Kinnel, Brook Bowers. Sonya Cieslo. Sherry Springer, Heather Williams, Kathy Hartman. Heather Little. Row 3: Paul McDowell. Matt Gailey. Ryan Pozar. Missy Luther. Gwen Jones. Kelly Stiffcy. Eve Henderson. Brady Caldwell. Rita Harr, Becky Kinnel. This year's Ski Club boasted several accomplished skiers as well as beginners. Under the direction of dub advisor, Mrs. Haney Schaller, Secretary Chris Long, Treasurer Mike Brown, Vice President Darren Gailey, and President Scott McCoy, the group planned several skiing trips to nearby Laurel Mountain Midden Valley. ASSISTANTS PERFORM Row 1: Anna Camut. Krista Shumaker. Kim Clawson. Robbie Blake. Rick hughes. Doug Robertson. Matt Richards. Jason Berkey. Mike Wagner. Ram Wakefield. Row 2: Mrs. Schaller, Beth Langham. Marcie McGinnis, Kim Pope, hazel Miller. Michelle Murphy. Mary Crusan. heather hughes. Beth Luther. Julie hall, Paula Peters, Lisa Queer, Sherry Springer. Row3: Jill Bobko, Janice Zufall, Paula Ewt. Laurel rieatrour. Bill Clark. Donna Marsh, Tricia Garland, Cindy Clark, Doug Bloom, Melissa Coy, Yvonne McCurdy, Billy Lichtenfels. Row 4: Eric Pickup, Justine Craft. Missy Dubics, Mary Moore. Bob Crooks. Matt Laskoski. Karen Beal. Yvonne Yeager. Keith Brendlinger. Scott Dipofi. Darrell Stiffey. personal uses. They also appropriately decorate the bulletin boards in the library during the year. 132 VALUABLE SERVICES Row 1: Mrs. Schallcr, Him Pope. Marcie McGinnis, Krista Shumaker, Mike Wagner, Jason Berkey. Lisa Queer. Row 2: Laurel rieatrour. Bill Clark, Anna Camut, Donna Marsh, Justine Craft. Mary Crusan, Melissa Coy. Yvonne McCurdy. Sherry Springer. Row 3: Bill Lichtenfels. Eric Pickup. Mary Moore. Tricia Garland, Cindy Clark. Pam Wakefield. Yvonne Yeager. Keith Brendlinger. Scott Dipofi. Darrell Stiffey. Row 1: Secretary Mary Crusan. Mrs. Schaller. President Cindy Clark. Row 2. . . , . A A Treasurer Tricia Garland. Vice President Eric Pickup. The Library Club IS made up of Students who are interested in learning about the inner-workings of the library. Members work all year to promote better library usage while looking forward to a spring field trip as reward for their hard work. 133 VARSITY CLUBS V Row 1: Mike James, Jim Trimble, Kevin Stutzman,Greg Walker, Paul Bemabo, Eric Pickup, Mike Blankcnbickcr. Tom Pardee. Row 2: Brady Caldwell. Scott Kerr, Doug Bloom, Greg Page, Chad Guaetta, Scott Hutchinson. Keith White, Bob Crooks. Lorenzo Bresciani. Row 3: Mr. Page. Tom Mundorff, David Sheriff. Scott Bernabo. Brad Martin. Darren McClure. Kirby Bryson. Mark Richards, Mark Plickinger, Rusty Jasper, Ryan Pozar. The Varsity Club is made up of senior high athletes. The group emphasizes good sportsmanship on and off the playing field. Members participate in various sub and pizza sales throughout the course of the year to finance the purchase of their letterman jackets. Clockwise from upper left: Sergeant-at-Arms Keith White. Mr. Page, Treasurer Tom Pardee, Vice President Mark Richards. President Brad Martin. Secretary Scott Bemabo. 134 ENCOURAGE SPORTSMANSHIP Row 1: Bonnie Craig. Tam Callis, Heather Mulligan, Rita Harr, Allyson Burkett, Karen Merritt, Stacy Oall. Row 2: Tonia Cieslo. Melanie Shatter, Angie McDonald, Lisa Closson, Cindy Clark, Heather Williams. Gwen Jones, Kelly Stiffey. Row 3: Mrs. Campbell. Eve Henderson. Tracey Helsel, Heather Mundorff, Patricia Gchring, Melissa Coy, DecDce Gregory, Dcnccn Jones, Yvonne McCurdy, Stacy Parks. Mrs. Campbell. Vice President DecDce Gregory, President Heather Mundorff, Secretary Heather Williams. Treasurer Angie McDonald. The Girls' Varsity Club is made up of student athletes who participate in the girls' sports programs at Laurel Valley. Members raise funds to help defray the costs of various senior recognition activities as well as their award jackets. 135 GIRLS BUILD BODY STRENGTH Row 1: Mr. Sekela. Anna Camut. Fatty Lambing. Tracy Merritt, Becky Kinnel, Becky Lee. Tina Houck. Mr. Glenn. Row 2: Stacy Farks. Tam Cal-lis, Kristin Graff. Jenny Lentz. Lisa Closson. Row 3: Hicole Saula, Karen Layton, Melissa Coy, Yvonne McCurdy. Susann hall. The Girls' Weightlifting Club members enjoy working out in the weight room. They strive to improve their stamina and muscle tone by performing various exercises while using the weights for resistance. Secretary Tina Jarvis. Vice Fresident Tina houck. Treasurer Kristin Graff. President Joy McGarvey. 136 TONING UP TO TUNES Row 1: Mrs. Renee Campbell. Rhea McDowell. Mai Trang Bui. Megan Fozar. Shauna Trimble. Melissa Robson. Sally Jones. Deanna Scott. Fenny Wakefield. Danielle Banko. Row 2: Mark Richards. Missy Gray. Becky Slick. Tina Houck. Beth Langham. Dana Flickinger, Melissa LaMantia, Beth Luther, Missy Johnstone. Tawnia Buckles, Fatty Lambing. Row 3: Kirby Bryson. Stacy Friest. Stephanie Fopc. Valerie Caldwell. Rita Harr, Becky Kinnel, Stacy Gall. Kelly Green, Jill Fenrose. Heather Little, Kathy Hartman. Row 1: Eve Henderson. Heather Williams. Laura Baird. Anna Camut. Leslie Hall, Cathy Marsh. Cassy Thompson. Cathy Demko. Melanie Ream. Yvonne Yeager. Marsha Laskoski. Row 2: Lisa Bobko. Hicole Saula, Jenny Lentz. Amy Silk. Sandy Baird. Ginger Fu corner. Lisa Currie. Carol Caldwell, Tracey Helscl. Gwen Jones. Janet Fayne. Row 3: Vickie Kinzey. Tonia Cieslo, Fatricia Gehring. Lori Beard. Kristin Graff, Susannah Hall. Kelly Bowman, Alyssa Flachta, Amy Fozar, Mary Moore. Debbie Riffle. The Aerobics Club meets twice a week to work on exercises set to music. President Patricia Gehring, Vice President Lori Beard, Secretary-Treasurer Tonia Cieslo, and advisor Mrs. Renee Campbell work out various routines to popular songs. Members also participate in a Dance-a-Thon to benefit the local Heart Association. 137 MAKinG PHOTOS Row 1: Michael R rouse, Boh Colson, Jim Edwards, John Astolos, Christie Bayne, Heidi Stifiler, Stephanie Rope, Jeannie Moore, Shauna Trimble. Row 2: Michelle Silbaugh, Jenny Reed, Carolyn Shannon, Jennifer Griffith, Tom Strausbaugh. Melissa Ewt. Stephanie Frisk, Melissa Robson, Jennifer Shaffer, Glen Garland, Melissa LaMantia, Eric Garland, Bronwyn Troll. Row 3: Mr. Horrell, Mr. Sckela. Young photography enthusiasts get an opportunity to improve their camera skills through instructions provided by Mr. Horrell and Mr. Sekela. They also team the basics of developing and enlarging in the school darkroom. Two examples of student photos are shown on these pages. Seventh graders Mike R rouse and Shauna Trimble experiment with the photo enlarger in Mr. Horrell s darkroom. PICTURE PERFECT How 1: Mr. Morrell, Julie Feters, Lisa Queer, Faula Feters, Karen Hummel, Mr. Sekela. How 2: Hob Ellis, Adam Clawson, Keith Davis, Lonny Heed, Eric Vaughn. Bob Taylor. How 3: Brian Custer, David Wingard, Scott Buckles, Matt Laskoski, Tom Garland, Matt Garland. Advanced photographers work on continued improvement of their picture-taking ski Is. Based on their abilities, two dub members, John Astolos and Eric Vaughn, have joined the Laurel staff to serve as photographers for future editions of the yearbook. 139 GIRLS EXPLORE HEALTH CAREERS Row 1: Sally Jones. Laura Baird. Tawnia Buckles, Fatty Lambing, Tina Houck, Tammy Callis, Christine Hall. Leslie Hall. Becky Lee. Rita Harr, Kathy Hartman. Heather Williams. Heather Little. Row 2: Janet Fayne. Eve Henderson. Kelly Stiffey, Sherry Howard. Sheila Colson, Kelly Bowman. Amy Fozar, Alyssa Flachta, Randi Jasper, Gail Henderson, Carol Caldwell, Lisa Currie, Chris Closson. Row 3: Mrs. Krcvetski, Tangi Garland, Jodi Lepsch, Mary Jo Swatsworth, Lisa Short. Rocky Jo Croyle. Melissa Rager, Gwen Jones, Tracey Helsel, Kristin Graff, Susann Hall. Debbie Riffle. The Health Careers Club investigates many different medical fields. Members take Held trips to local health centers such as the Hiram G. Andrews Center and the Bethlen Home. The dub also awards two scholarships each year to deserving seniors entering a medical profession. These awards are given in memory of our former school nurse, Mrs. Oscie huhar, and are funded by the membership. Row 1: Secretary Carol Caldwell. Vice Fresidcnt Gwen Jones. Row 2: Mrs. Krevetski. President Fatty Lambing. Treasurer Tangi Garland. Row 3: Secretary Jodi Lepsch. 140 ARCHERS SHOOT FOR PERFECTION Row 1: Mr. Bendel, Mr. Sekela, Joe Lee. Shawn Shattic, Bill Ankney, Dana Flickinger, David Bloom, Wade Stufft, Kenn Clark, Mike Burkett. Randy Murphy, Mr. Glenn. Row 2: Bruce Eckstein. Mike Matson. Robbie Marsh. Scott Caine, Doug Eckels. Marcia Peterson, Jill Berkstresser, Peter Jones. Doug Robertson. Eric Foust. Bill Crusan. Row 3: Barry Garland, Tim Layton. Jesse Keller, Sandy Baird, Ginger Fulcomer, Pat Silbaugh. Brian Demko, Scott Yeager. Troy Bateman, Dan Wynn. Row 1: President Eric Foust. Vice President Sandy Baird, Secretary Randy Murphy, Treasurer Kenn Clark. Row 2: Mr. Bendel. Mr. Glenn. The Archery Club is comprised of students who are interested in the sports of bow hunting and target shooting. Members practice during club meetings and also watch films on hunter safety. 141 LEADERS CLUB MEMBERS Row 1: Stacie Guaetta. Robert Blake. Jeff Priest. Travis Lichtenfels. Scott heuner. Prank Garshnick, Mike Rolley. Eric Foust. Greg Burkett. Row 2: Mrs. Campbell. Greg Stutzman. Todd Hepner. Tim O Shell. Kim Wissinger. Michelle Murphy. Marsha Murphy. Orville Saunders, heather Bcdison. Mary Crusan. Amy Rowland, Greg Ludwig, Mrs. hicolai. Row 3: Mr. Sembiante, Alan Burkhart. Justine Craft. Amy Pozar. Kelly Bowman, Ronnie Lichtenfels. Mary Moore. Shawn Toy. Brian Caldwell. Eric Gamble, Dan Wynn. The Leaders' Club was expanded this year to include both junior and senior high school students. Members are chosen on the basis of their sportsmanship and attitude in gym class. These students then assist the physical education teachers during class and help to sponsor the annual All-Star Volleyball Tournament. Through various fund raising activities, the group was able to purchase personalized T-shirts identifying them as L.V. leaders. Row 1: President Alan Burkhart. Secretary Michelle Murphy, Vice President Marsha Murphy. Treasurer Tim O Shell. Row 2: Mrs. Campbell. Mr. Sembiante. Mrs. hicolai. PROMOTE PARTICIPATION Row 1: Mrs. nicolai, A.J. Williams, Rob Croyle. Shawn Wynn, Jeff Mundorff, Mike James, Chris Klauss, Scott Little. Tonia Cieslo. A lyson Burkett. Vicki Demko. heather Mulligan. Mrs. Campbell. Row 2: Laura Brendlinger. Lori Beard. Tracy Merritt. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Rita Harr. Kevin Stutzman, Tom Mundorff. Tom Pardee. Melanie Shatzcr, Carol Ritcnour, Sandra Kay. Angie McDonald. Row 3: Mr. Scmbiante. Cindy Clark. George Yaconi. Trank Johnstone. Gary Buckles. Rick Hill. Bob Crooks. Chad Crusan. Lindsey Tantlinger. David Sherriff. Scott Bemabo. Matt Laskoski. Row 1: Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. nicolai. Row 2: Secretary Melanie Shatzer. Treasurer Carol Ritcnour. Row 3: Vice President Tom Pardee. President Scott Bernabo. Mr. Sembiante. YOUNG SPORTSMEN LEARN ABOUT TEAMWORK Row 1: Alan Conrad, Ben Solich, Jeremy Dupuis, Jason Burkhart, Seth Mundorff, Robbie Blake, Jeff Priest. Dan Mundorff. Chris Mall. Row 2. Mr. Zack, Jason Menderson, David Berezansky, Kenny Lynch, Tim O'Shell, Jason Rimes. Alan Gamble. Greg Burkett. Greg Ludwig. Jeff Fat ton. Mr. Sekela. Row 3: Mr. Ring. Alan Burkhart. Wayne Rinnel, Kevin Stiflier, Bobby Mcidbalson. Brian McClellan, rieil Galbraith, Erie Gamble. Jeff Dixon. The All-Sports Club provides an exposure to sports for young Laurel Valley students. Through various fund raising activities, members earn enough money to finance a Held trip to a Pittsburgh Pirate baseball game in April or Play. Row 1: Treasurer Kevin Stifflcr. Row 2: Mr. King, Vice President Greg Ludwig, Mr. Sekela. Row 3: Secretary Wayne Rinnel. Mr. Zack. President Alan Burkhart. 144 ORATORS PRACTICE DICTIOn Row 1: Jennifer Long. Marcie McGinnis, Heidi Klym. Julie Hall, Ryan Troll, Sheila Heming. Karen Beal. Row 2: Wendy Heidcrhiscr, Stephanie Rope. Rita Harr. Amy Silk. Christy Clark. Jill Fenrose. Janet Fayne. Stacy Gall. George Yaconi. The Forensics Club, with their advisor Mrs. Mary Anne Stiles, attends numerous meets during the school year, participating in various public speaking categories such as prose, poetry, and student congress. The officers for this year's dub include: Secretary Jill Fenrose, Vice President Janet Fayne, President Stacy Gall, and Treasurer George Yaconi. 145 EBLA PROMOTES SERVICE PROJECTS Row 1: A.J. Williams, Bonnie Craig, Tawnia Buckles, Patty Lambing, Vickie Shaffer, Wendy Sanders. Row2: Laura Baird, Tam Callis, Thelma Perry, Tina Jarvis, Suzi Bealonis, Rob Croyle, Mark McGeary, Donna Marsh, Randi Jasper, Gail Henderson, Missy Rager. Row 3: Heather Lynch. Lisa Currie, Carol Caldwell, Gretchen McClure, Chris Closson, Jodi Lepsch, Mary Jo Swatsworth, Lisa Short. Rocky Jo Croyle. Kristen Gehring. Lisa Bobko, Tangi Garland. Row 4: Tom Pardee, Mike Blankcnbicker, Hoel He pa. Bill Jarvis, Paula Swatsworth. Melissa Homing Coy, Yvonne McCurdy, Sharon Williams, Laura Brendlinger, Tracy Lichtenfeis. Row 5: Mrs. Lenore Potthoff. Mr. Dale Wahl, Mrs. Donna Bennett. Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization which promotes the free enterprise system. Members participate in many service and social activities during the year. Our L. V. chapter adopted a senior citizen from the Bethlen Home for Christmas and provided Halloween treats for elementary school children at Fairfield. Members attended regional workshops and looked forward to competition at the regional and state conferences. Row 1: President Melissa Heming Coy. Row 2: Treasurer Tam Callis. Secretary Lisa Bobko. Row 3: Mr. Wahl. Mrs. Bennett, Vice President Bonnie Craig, Mrs. Potthoff. 146 STUDENTS SHOW SEWING SKILLS Row 1: Mrs. Syster. Krista Shumaker, Melissa Robson, Joe Penrose, Bronwyn Troll, Melissa Ewt, Mitzi Cable, Jcannie Moore, Amy Thompson, Kim Pope. Amy Closson. Melissa Johnstone, Mrs. Klorczyk. Row 2: heather Boske, Penny Wakefield. Valerie Caldwell, Amy McClellan, Bob Colson, Glenn Garland, Scott Caine. Alan Gamble. Jim Edwards, Cathy Ankney. Stacie Guaetta. Row 3: Marsha Laskoski. Christie Payne. Kim Clark, Sandy Custer, Jennie Reed, Carolyn Shannon, Tim Layton, Mike McGinnis. Brian McClellan, Bill Wagner, rieil Galbraith. Row 1: Mrs. Syster, President Kim Clark. Treasurer Mitzi Cable, Mrs. Klorczyk. Row 2: Vice President Bill Wagner: Secretary rieil Galbraith. The Stitchery Club is open to any junior high school student who shows an interest in any type of neediecraft. Projects ranging from latch-hook rugs to counted cross stitch samplers were tried by the group during the year. 147 SCIENTISTS PERFORM EXPERIMENTS Row 1: Paula Peters, Karen Pummel, Mike Kerr, Eric Vaughn, Paul McDowell, Bob Taylor, Brian Custer, Paula Ewt. Row 2: Mrs. King, Julie Peters, Heidi Klym, George Yaconi, Scott Little, Chris Klauss, Curt McClure, Chris Long, Erick McClure, Matt Laskoski. The Science Club, under the advisorship of Mrs. Margaret King, promotes the study of scientific procedures. Members perform various experiments using much of the laboratory equipment available to them. One of the group 's annual projects is the production of nylon Hi ament—a challenge to even the most gifted student scientist. QUIZZERS QUESTION QUERIES Front: Mrs. Schaller, Back: Alternate Brad Fayne. Captain Chris Klauss. Darren McClure. Lorenzo Bresciani. Alternate Bill Clark, George Yaconi, Captain Faula Ewt. The Scholastic Quiz team performed admirably again this year, but fell short of the team championship in the Student Scholastic Quiz League. Team members practiced quiz questions in the library under the watchful eyes of their advisor, Mrs. nancy Schaller. FLAYING GAMES FOR FUN Row 1: Dustin Silk, Richard Howard, Joe Stormcr, Danny Satryano, Lynn Brudnak, Mike La vis, Justin Antonio, Robert Worrell, Joe Ren rose, Carl Hower, Rhilip Korchnak. Cory Short. Row 2: Mr. Duane Hall, Matt Heatrour, Wendy Heiderhiser, Ginger Hamish, Aaron Kinnel. Larry McDowell. Vynn Rechart, F.ddie Moore, Travis Lichtenfels, Greg Stutzman, Ryan Troll, Shawn flesmith. Row3: Orville Saunders, Robert Beard, Gary Custer, Matt Richards, Cory Kaufman, Bill Marsh, Erie Rhoades, Dan Luther, Dino Brown, Geoff Shank, Keith Sheriff The new Games Club was introduced at L. V. Officers: Stephanie Rrisk. Dan Luther, Lynn Brudnak. by Nr. Duane Mall. Members brought in their own games to practice strategy during club meetings. Longtime favorites like chess and checkers were the popular game choices by the membership, although many other games were used such as Trivial Pursuit and Monopoly. 150 VIDEO TAPIHG SERVICE AVAILABLE Row 1: Bruce Long. Cory Short. Vynn Rechart. Brandon Yeager. Terri Condron. Row2: Jim Rozich. Bill Clark, Louie Ramman. Mike Wagner. Ian Rarwoski, Ed Moore. Alan Conrad. Mr. Thomas Bryson. Row 3: Bill Machak. Matt Richards. Bruce Eckstein, Wesley Crownover. Richard Howard. Left: President Bill Clark. Secretary Louie Ram-man, Vice President Ian Rarwoski, and Advisor Mr. Bryson. Mr. Thomas Bryson advised the VCR club this year as members learned to use VCR recorders and players. Club members were available to video tape athletic events and other special activities in our school. 151 FLAYERS STUDY GAME FILMS Row 1: Mr. Sekela. Mike Kerr, Mark McGeary, Don James, Mike James, Jim Trimble. Kevin Stutzman, Eric Pickup, Greg Walker, Mr. Page. Row 2: Brady Caldwell. Tom Pardee. Scott Kerr, Paul Bemabo, Tom MundorfT, Greg Page. Rick Hill, Keith White. Lorenzo Bresciani. Row 3: Mike Blankenbickcr. David Sheriff. Brad Martin. Scott Bernabo, Darren McClure, Mark Richards, Mark Plickinger, Russ Jasper. The Football Club is made up of the members of the varsity and junior varsity football teams. Members work hard to promote the sport of football at Laurel Valley. Meetings are spent reviewing game Films and discussing strategy. 152 FACULTY VICTORIOUS ONCE AGAIN is this how i serve? scoring m. v.r.i crs as they captured the best of five con- test, 3 games to 2. 153 ADMiniSTKA non ahd boa, Board of Education — How 1: Annette Salyards. Dr. Mary Kinney, Raymond Conrad. President Gladys Siard. Jennifer Farrell. Row 2: Edward Oles, Irma Stouffer. henry Runkle, Roger Luther. Superintendent Milroy Carnahan Business Manager Orvis Steimer MEMBERS SUPPORT EDUCATIOlY School Psychologist Francis Voytcn Curriculum Coordinator Enoch Wootton Below: Maintenance Supervisor Ray Beam The administrative staff and board of education of the Ligonier Valley School District are responsible for the general operation of the districtwide educational program. Offering support for our local administrative staff and faculty, they help to formulate the programs and activities that our students participate in throughout the school year. 159 tlome School Visitor Fred fiipps ADMINISTRATION OFFERS ASSISTANCE Mr. Stephen Whisdosh. Principal, earned his B.A. and M.Ed. degrees at Duquesne University. he is currently enrolled in the Ph.D. program at West Virginia University. Me is actively involved in his community as a Little League coach; he enjoys all sports, music and travel. Mis wife. Kathy, and son, Stephen, often attend activities at Laurel Valley. The successful operation of Laurel Valley depends upon the dedicated efforts of our administrators and our loyal secretaries. Their duties involve managing a busy office and handling administrative tasks as well as providing discipline and leadership for the staff and student body. Mrs. Kathryn Palko also graduated from Cambria Rowe Business College. She enjoys conversation, ceramics, and needlework. She resides in Bolivar with her husband, Stephen, and three children. A B.S. from l.U.P. and a M. Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh are the degrees held by Mr. Fred Pickup, our assistant principal. Mr. Pickup enjoys reading and travel as well as spending time with his wife, Diane. four children and two grandchildren. Miss Linda Magnani serves as secretary to the principal. She graduated from LV in 1960 then went to Cambria Rowe Business College. She is active in local church organizations. OUR FACULTY IS INVOLVED Robert Bejulet Degrees M.S. In Education, IUF Subjects: Special Education Special Interests: watching Tina Turner and Kathleen Turner, hunting Family: wile. Evelyn, two daughters and one son Degrees. B.S. In Education. Juniata College Subjects. American Ft World Cultures School Activities. VCR Club. glds basketball coach Special Interests: reading, hiking, sports, cooking, travel Family: wife Donna, two children RtMU CdJKfbf f Degrees: B.S. Ed., renn State. Ddver Safety Educ.. IUF Subjects. Health. F.E. School Activities: volleyball and softball coach. Leaders Club. ntlS. Olds Varsity Club Special Interests: aerobics, peanut butter cups, reading Family: husband Darwin, daughter Jennifer JCOMMA OaOJKOM Degrees: B.F.A. In Industrial Design. CMU. B.S. and M.S. In Art Education. IUF Subjects: Art at both Llgonler and Laurel Valley Special Interests: watercolor art, travel and making Jewelry Family: married, has three grown daughters LV 74 Degrees: B.S. Ed.. IUF Subjects: Business School Activities: FBLA. yearbook business and literary advisor, softball coach, ninth grade class sponsor Special Interests: needlework. sports, music Family: husband Tom, son Jason 161 TEACHERS EH JOY SHutltd Doiwda QUIDAHCE COUHSELOR Degrees: B.S.. Mississippi State University. M.A.. IUE Special Interests: gardening, working around the house, sports Family: wife Patricia, three children IVi f m FtrJcUtqex Degrees: B.S.. University of Pittsburgh Subjects: English Special Interests: Farming Family: wife Shirley, two sons, two daughters Paul DlUUUUi Degrees: B.S. and M S. In Education. IUP Subjects: Physks.Junior high Math Special interests: swimming Family: wife Marilyn, daughter Lori, son Jason KtoMlGt, Glut Degrees: B.S.. Clarion State University; M.S.. Michigan State University Subjects: Biology. Ecology School Activities. Archery Club. Qlrls Wcightllflng Club Special Interests: photogra phy. Using, archery, boating. swimming, cross-country skiing, reading CamjJm G%aJum Degrees: B.S. In Elementary Education. UPJ. M Ed. in Reading. IUP Subjects: Remedial Reading Hobbles: Reading Family: husband Greg, son Richie THEIR WORK Mr. James Skiles served as a full time substitute during Mr. Morrell s sabbatical leave. Mr. Skiles earned his B.A. and B.S. degrees at UPJ. Me served as a member of the Spelling Bee selection committee. Mis Interests Include coaching and playing basketball, baseball, soft-ball and football. Me enjoys spending time with his wife. Pamela, and daughter. Stephanie. DoruJd Gwm, Degrees- B. S. in Music Educa-tlon. IUP Subjects: Instrumental Music. Marching Band. Jazz Band. Concert Band School Activities: Marching Band and Jazz Hand Special Interests: racquet-ball, drum corps, marching t and Doom f-laM LV 53 Degrees B.S.. IUP. M Ed.. Penn State Subjects: Vocal Music. English. Music Appreciation School Activities: Student Council. Games Club Special Interests: antiques, theater Pamlly: wife Judy, three daughters RieJuad f-liMii Degrees: B.S.. IUP Subjects World Cultures. Sociology. Psychology Special Interests: Pishing, hunting, reading, stamp collecting Dcu id MowM DegreesB.S. and MS. In Education. IUP Subjects: English School Activities: Junior and Senior Migh Photography Clubs Special Interests: cross oun-try skiing, photography. traveling MomL Kmc Degrees: B.S.. California State College. M.S.. IUP Subjects: Drafting. Metals. Woods Special Interests: fishing, football, farming, old cars 163 TEACHERS GIVE INDIVIDUALIZED ATTENTION C. Im Km LV '55 Degrees: O S and M.S.. IUF Subjects: Math Analysis. Trig. Geometry. Advanced Algebra Special Interests: travel. sports, fishing, musk Family: wife Yvonne, daughters lilm and Karen, son John NomjM KfMj Degrees: B.S. Ed.. Clarion Qerman Engllsh French at Seton Mill; University of Heidelberg Subjects: German. English School Activities: Yearbook and Ram Fage advisor Special Interests: spending time with family, needlework ramlly: husband Harry, daughters Kristin and Jill Cwffil Kiitn Degrees B.S.. IUF Subjects: Biology and Life Science School Activities: All Sports Club Special Interests: hunting and fishing MoAqomT Klmo T-V 62 Degrees B.S. IUF Subjects. Chemistry, Science School Activities: Science Club. Eighth grade class sponsor Special Interests, gardening, sewing, cooking, making candles Family: husband Curt one son. two daughters LyM £. KtoUZifk Degrees: B.S. In Home Economics. Seton Hill: M.Ed., IUF Subjects. Foods Sr Nutrition, Home Economics School Activities: Junior Class sponsor. Stltchcry Club Special Interests: shopping, needlework, travel Family: husband Fred AND COMPLETE PAPERWORK s Pdtkicia KuveWd SCHOOL NURSE Degrees: 6.5. in Public School Nursing. IUP School Activities: Health Careers Club Special interests, reading. crafts, sewing, family Family: husband Frank, sons Frank Jr.. Brian. Greg, daughters Laura and Maria Fcott F. LppJCUtclouJikl Degrees. B.S., IUP Subjects: Civics. World Cultures. Current Issues School Activities: Junior high boys' basketball coach, faculty volleyball team, powxlcrpu f referee Special Interests: golf and other sports Diana L. Nicolai Degrees: B.S. In Health Physical Education. Slippery Rock State College Subjects: Health dt P.E. School Activities: Junior and Senior High Leaders ' Clubs Special Interests: Skiing, hiking. camping, swimming Family: hust and Doug, one son and one daughter Gexold £ Page Degrees: B.S.. IUP: M.tTq., IUP Subjects: Algebra I and II School Activities: Boys' Varsity Club. Football Club. Baseball Club, football and baseball coach. Special Interests: bowling. and all sport events Family: wife Yvonne, four sons, one daughter Kay McMillan Degrees. B.S. in Education. California State College Subjects: English School Activities: Junior High AFS Club FACULTY MEMBERS Imum PoQhoff Degrees: B.S. In Business Administration. Qeneva College Subjects: Typing. Shorthand. OBT. Business English School Activities: Laurel Leaf. FBLA Special Interests: reading. cross stitch. Knitting Family: one son Joiepit Ruxa Degrees B S and M.S.. IUF Subjects: General Math. Basic Math Fre-Algebra School Activities: Athletic Director. Jr. high Cheerlead-lng Sponsor Special Interests: skiing, scuba diving, polo, big game hunting Degrees: B.S.. FSU: M.L.S.. Fenn State School Activities: QuU Team, Library Be SKI Club. Senior Class Sponsor. AFS Special Interests: reading. travel, hiking, gardening Family: husband Lee. daughter Lynn, four grandchildren and three Chilean grandchildren Rout£UfH RcJcluoaI pS Degrees: B.A. Edlnboro State College. M.Ed.. IUF Subjects Spanish. English School Activities: Student Council. Student Forum Special Interests: shopping, spectator sports, summer theater Family: husband Faul. daughter Gretchen. son Erich Jolt Sekda Degrees B.S.. Clarion Subjects: Science School Activities: All Sports Club. Olrls Weightlifting Club Special Interests: Little League coach, football. basketball, fishing Family: wife Linda, sons Mike and Todd Mrs. Donna Zellers served as our substitute Spanish English Instructor. Mrs. Zeller earned her BA. degree from Waynesburg College She enjoys cross country skiing and playing the piano. Her husband. Dr. Robert Zellers Is a professor at UFJ. She has two daughters, tleldl and Heather, and a son. Jeffrey. FRIENDLINESS AND SCHOOL PRIDE A qp o £f tbuutfr. Degrees: B.S.. University of Maryland Subjects: Physical Education School Activities: Junior and Senior High Leaders' Club Cle ul State , Degrees: B S Ed.. IUP. M.Ed.. IUP Subjects: Special Education Special Activities: Stitchcry Club. Ram Page Advisor Special Interests: boating, water skiing, swimming, tennis, reading, painting Family: husband Roy. daughter Christie, son David Berio To Degrees; B.S. in Education. Slippery Rock Subjects. Reading School Activities: Oolf coach Special Interests: Playing golf Degrees: B.A. in Economics. Bucknell University Subjects: P.O.D.. World and U.S. Cultures School Activities: Junior High football coach. J. V. basketball coach. All Sports Club Special Interests: coaching, weightlifting, fishing 167 Mrs. Carolyn Gump. Food Service Director Jim Long and Jim Shultz, night Custodians henry Fa Ime r. Daylight Custodian Above. Cafeteria Staff—Row I: nancy bowman. Shine Gamble. Michele Stiffey. Fat Swank. Row 2: Shirley neat. Mary Lou Fenrod. Connie nelson. Sue Fozar. Emma Mutchinson. At right. Matrons—Adeleine Morrow. Kathryn Burkett. Billie McKowan. 1987 CLASS COLORS: SILVER AMD BLACK CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO: REMEMBER YESTERDAY, DREAM OE TOMORROW-BUT LIVE FOR TODAY. 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COnQRATULATIOnS CLASS OF 87 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Helping people just like you. ROADWAY AUTO SERVICE 711 56 Seward, PA Inspection - Electrical Custom Painting Tires - Batteries - Accessories 189 MQXHAM NATION A l. 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 . . . in the Ligonier Valley Mini-Mall CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 ,t:- Lord Ligonier Inn YESTERYEARs HOSPITALITY tooay LOYALHANNA STREET LIGONIER. PA 15658 (412) 238-9545 David H. Miller LIGONIER SKI RACQUET, INC. 210 W. Main St., Ligonier, Pa. 15658 412 238-6600 Downhill, Cross Country Running and Tennis Equipment Clothing for the Sports Person Complete Repairs and Racer Preparation Congratulations From Super pH (412)676-4629 (412) 459-6481 J-D PENROSE INC. PLUMBING. HEATING. HOME BUILDING REMODELING ELECTRIC EEL SERVICE OIL. CO. Fuel Oil • Kerosene • Burner Service Seward, PA (814) 446-5149 JIM DON PENROSE DRAWER F Owners ROBINSON. PA 15949 Toll Free 1-800-222-6452 TANTLINGER ASSOCIATES R.D. 1, Box 215 Bolivar, PA 15923 (412) 235-2391 BEN’S RADIATOR SHOP ALL SERVICE REPAIRED — RECORED CLEANED NEW Am way Products And Amway Opportunity PHONE: 238-7785 Ben D. McCreery Hippocrate Hollow Owner Bolivar, Pa. Good Luck, Lindsey! Love, Dad Mom 191 AL'S PIZZA Congratulations Class Of 87 9th And Indiana Streets Seward, PA 15954 (814) 446-5361 FORK’S INN Cold Beer To Go Pizza - Sandwiches Fresh Dough Pizzas Baked Italian Hoagies, Strombolis, Etc. Rt. 71 IN 271 Hours Monday - Saturday Phone 238 - 7881 8:00 AM - 2:00 AM FOR ALL YOUR WOODWORKING NEEDS SPECIALIZING IN PICK YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES The Woodworkers Shop Route 711 North Ljgonikr, PA 15658 The Berry Patch r D 1 Blueberry lane new Florence pa 15944 ROGER BONNIE LUTHER (4 12) 238 4714 Custom Furniture Crafts - Toys Millwork - Screens - Windows 412-238-7979 Or 412-539-7979 Good Luck, Lorenzo And Class Of '87! 192 Charters Telephone: (412) 235-2121 Groups Parties Mew Florence Scheduled Routes (412) 238-5400 School Buses Oak Grove RON’S MEAT MARKET Route 259 Ligonier, PA 15658 Phone: 412-238-5614 LODESTAR BUS LINES, INC. Specializing In Fresh Meat And Groceries. Owned And Operated By Ruth Ann Hofecker. R.D. 3 Box A-1 New Florence, PA 15944 Harry R. Oppy Marlind A. Stiles President Manager Daily And Evening Office Hours By Appoinfmenf Phone: (412) 235-2721 LaMANTIA'S FAMILY DENTAL PRACTICE MARKET Robert S. Korneke, D.M.D. Washington Street Bolivar, Pennsylvania Groceries - Meat - Produce 204 Ninth Street New Florence, PA 15944 (412) -676-4721 193 4 Ts FAMILY RESTAURANT Breakfast, Lunch Dinner Served Daily FEATURING HOMEMADE PIES, SOUP SALAD BAR PIZZA SUNDAY DINNERS PARTIES CATERING UP TO 75 PEOPLE Ligonier St. Across from the Post Office New Florence, PA (412) 235-9992 SWEATER St FABRIC OUTLET Top Quality Fabric At Mill Prices! M-F 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Sat. 9:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. Ligonier St. Across from the Post Office New Florence, PA (412) 235-9992 ED LASKOSKI TIRE STORE Rts. 711 And 271 Ligonier PA 15658 Tires Changed, Spin-Balanced, Repaired, Sold YEAGER S FLORIST Rt. 259 Bolivar, PA 15923 Phone: 676-5389 194 Congratulations, Yvonne COVER STUDIO Portrait ft Cl 504 Main Street ontmercta Dial M6 5189 James. Paul. James Jr. Park tpu Johnrtown, P«. oyraply Call Us For Your Senior Portraits And All Your Team And Memory Mate Photos pretjory’s MJair v raptor 539-0630 Owner Garry Gregory Route 30, Unity Plaza Latrobe, PA 15650 HOURS: Mon, - Frl, 10-8 Saturday 10-3 F.A.R. ENTERPRIZE Box 338 New Florence, PA 15944 Phone: 412-235-2813 or 412-235-9209 or 412-235-2644 Day Or Night Plumbing, Heating, Electrical, Remodeling, And Home Improvements. Congratulations, Tam! ROADWAY PHARMACY Roadway Plaza Seward, PA Film Developing — Health Beauty Aids Russell Stover Candy — Cosmetics Phone 446-5536 195 QoMens uUaftket RT. 711 NORTH RD 1 LIGONIER .PENNA. 15658 Phone 238-4910 NORM PtRSlO 412 2 38 9553 226 NORTH MARKfJ STR £ r UGONltRw PA. 15658 NEW PATENTS WGXOWt ED CALLIS CONSTRUCTION o[fozcL- zA ( cdiaclizn. ? untza I = omz, iJnc. 144 £ ml cMain Sl EEl £ie oniex, )pEnn ij[oania 15658 (412) 238-9866 Q. Pauf cAAc Cracken unEraf PlizEctoz Congratulations Tam 8r Class Of '87 GeneraI Contractor Box 329 New Florence, FA 15944 (412) 235-2632 196 Remodeling Or Mew Commercial Or Residential Specializing In Custom Kitchens BRACKETS LAWn ORFiAMEHTS Phone: 412-238-5511 Concrete Wooden Planters McCabe (funeral tome 412-235-2180 “Sincere Dedicated Service” Howard S. McCabe John D. McCabe 244 West Main Street Ligonier, Penna. 15658 MITCHELL SERVICE CO. 5th Street Seward, PA 15954 814-44 5474 Stihl Saws Briggs St Stratton Parts Tecumseh Mower Kohler Repair KENNETH A. STUART FUNERAL HOME 139 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA CAMPING HUNTING FISHING SUPPLIES MIRROR LAKE RESORT Fishing and Camping for all OWNER, Bill S Deb Hell Business Phone R. D. 1, New Florence, Po. 15944 (412) 235-9983 DODSON S STORE KADI’S GARAGE 632 Washington Street Bolivar, PA 15923 412-676-5680 Pizza, Hoagies, Deli, Lottery, Old-Fashioned Soda Fountain, Fund Raisers, Magazines. Greeting Cards, Videos. Old Rt. 22 west Next to Howard’s Trailer court ARMAGH. PA 1 5920 State Inspection 814-446-6135 197 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. CERNIC'S SUZUKI SALES LT250R QuadRacer 500 Cooper Avenue Johnstown, PA 15906 (814) 539-4114 SUZUKI CYCLES and QUADRUNNERS PARTS - SERVICE - SALES - ACCESSORIES JIM'S AUTO REFAIR OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION STATION TIRES RD 1 NEW FLORENCE, PA. 15944 235-2544 Earl fir Marie A. St. Clair 194 Tenth Street New Florence, PA 15944 412-235-2834 THE GINMILL Bar Restaurant Dining Dancing Robinson, PA. 676-5744 ANNIE’S TAVERN, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 West Bolivar Route 259 Pennsylvania The 'ERIE Is above all In SER„IC6 DiRinALDO STORE Shoe Repairing Newspapers Work Shoes Tennis Shoes Bolivar, PA 198 INSURANCE EXCHANGE Box 416. LINCOLN ST BOLIVAR. PA. James E. Bechtold phone: 676-5407 SALES REPRESENTATIVE 676-5576 KOUNTRY KORNER 6 - PAK And FAMILY RESTAURANT Rt. 711, Seward Open 7 Days A Week Daily Specials Full Menu Sunday Beer Sales KIRKLYN KENNELS Plancy Schaller, Owner R.D. 1, Box 341 Bolivar, PA 15923 Collies Shelties Show, Breeding Sr Pet Puppies Available Occasionally WATKINS MARKET GROCERIES AND AMOCO GAS 438 RT. 271 N. • LIGONIER, PA. 15658 Phone: 238-9714 V. F. W. New Florence ALBERT H. SLATER, III ATTORNEY AT LAW 111 E. CHURCH ST. P.O. BOX 164 412-238-6681 LIGONIER, PA. 15658 LIGONIER HARDWARE 114 Market Street Ligonier, PA 15658 Phone: 238-5811 Hardware Paint And Garden Supplies Ligonier Sales Service KOUTE 30 EAST f. O. BOX L UGOMER. PA. 156SB PHONE: (412) 238-5790 Cub Cadet wtmtKiiNMia PHONE 238-4900 Mad s Sporting Goods and Ligonier Piewstand Sr Video WEST MAIN STREET LIGONIER. PA 15658 GENERAL CONTRACTORS BOX 8606 PITTSBURGH. PA 15221 (412)241-5521 - MARTINS - SPECIALTY SHOP on the Diamond Since 1900 LIGONIER. PA. PHONE 412 238-6811 PERSONAL SERVICE Men's Clothing • Family Shoes Woolrlch Sportswear tor Men and Women Docksides • Pro-Keds • Levis tor all ages VALLEY T.V. If. Newell Corporation Travels Unlimited 232 West Main Street Ligonier. PA 1S658 Ligonier BETTY RUSHBROOK ALISON NICHOLSON 412-238-3601 412-238-4551 Authorized Dealer Zenith Repairs Sylvania Also VCRs 4 12-23 2381 Q rcduurv Cafcmi fRl 7 11 GlaatA, fBa .167 iujonwi, 15658 12 238-6691 ooder Agency Inc. Ill East Church Street Ligonier, PA 15658 238-9508 A Complete Insurance Service Personal - Commercial 238-6295 Day Or Evening J P UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS JOHN PAULINE NEIDERHISER AND SON 107 S. St. Clair St. LIGONIER, PENNSYLVANIA 200 KATHY STOUT S BEAUTY SALON 118 E. Loyalhanna St. Ligonier, PA 15658 HAYES PHARMACY (412) 537-8438 2eta£d eweieu DIAMOND REMOUNT SPECIALISTS HAYES PHARMACY 134 W Main Street Ligonier, PA Artcarved Class Rings Reliable Prescription Service LATROBE 30 SHOPPING PLAZA LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA 15650 Phone 238-2907 B B ELECTRICAL MEG. CO., INC. Roadway Plaza Route 711 Box 303 Seward, FA 15954 Seward, PA 15954 Phone (814) 446-6682 Box 90 Derry Road Derry, PA 15627 Electrical Mining Equipment Frank Berezansky (814) 44 5663 Or 44 5664 a ery Ainy _ rruisica ’ rtY - W) v V v Custom Framing Childrens Books LATROBE 30 SHOPPING PLAZA ” (412) 537 3600 Rear 138 West Main St. Ligonier, PA (412) 238-6216 '' ‘ (1 Afc' GARY E. FAYE St ASSOCIATES §ertp’g ttic Untujuea Duane and Judy Hall COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Hours by appointment or chance 109 N FAIRFIELD ST 172 Seventh Street Phone new Florence, Pa. 15944 412 • 235-2349 P.0 BOX 745 (412) 238-5644 LIGONIER. PA 15658 201 Laurel Valley Student Council 1986-1987 President . . . Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . . . Greg Page Melanie Shatzer Keith White Darren McClure Patricia Gehring heather Mundorff Mark Richards Kevin Stutzman Paul Bemabo Darren Gailey Tom Mundorff Julie Shirey Members Mary Ann Ewt Rita Harr Heather Williams Mary Jo Swatsworth Alan Burkhart Greg Ludwig Marsha Murphy Keith Sheriff Christy Clark Tim O'Shell Matt Richards Amy Silk Lynn Brudnak Kevin Clark Dan Mundorff Stacy Priest MJVJCTORYN Dr. Dennis L. Eckels, DO, Ltd. Indiana Street Seward, PA 15954 814-446-5695 Office Hours By Appointment Only 202 LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER 2498 UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA President ............................ Melissa Heming Coy Vice President ................................ Bonnie Craig Secretary ............................................. Lisa Bobko Treasurer ...................................... Tam Callis Advisors: Mrs. Lenore Potthoff Mrs. Donna Bennett Mr. Dale Wahl 203 Thanks To Gradler Studios For Their Fine Photography Services - THE STAFF Law Offices Of Ferndal At . Johnstown. PA 15905 IjV Hair Is Our Business FLICKINGER St Good Luck' A! WELTY 7 ??Ww 9 300 north Market St Ligonier, Pennsylvania 7f� u “PtAvldt i 15658 (?a ttfi£cU t ■ ■ ■ •76 OU, £?ns 1 lf Richard F. Fiickinger, Esq. George V. Welty, Esq. S'7 19‘7 - WtiA. 'gc tctt 7H.r . ’KcUy 204 PATRONS M A Floral Bolivar Davis Brake Beam CompanyJohnstown A Friend Johnstown The Finishing Touch Ligonier Bethlen Home Ligonier Dairy Delite Ligonier Ligonier Distributing Ligonier Fite Associates Ligonier Fort Ligonier Ligonier Tree House in Ligonier Ligonier Glenn Cook Real Estate Ligonier The Wordsmith Ligonier Mack M. Darr Company Ligonier A Friend New Florence Guido Louie’s Thrift ShopNew Florence Loveridge Auto New Florence Ligonier Mill New Florence Tom Hoover, Postmaster Seward Best Wishes to LV Seniors • Stephen Paiho Family Good Luck Mark, Darren. Brad, Kirby Good Luck Heather. Patricia and Melanie Noel and Tank • Don't step on your lip. Tom. Donna, and Jason Bennett Krissy Ar Mai To the Class of 1990 from the Goonies Betty Ar Qeorge; Buffy Ar David Eric Ar Jodi Forever You made it. Tam - Uncle Ray Jodi fir Jack Congratulations, Bonnie • Love. Mom. Dad Ar Jenny Fay loves Roger We ll miss you. Bonnie - Love. Fay. Robin, Betty Brian, Meil. Bill, Jason You made it. Tam - Love. James fir Shane Congratulations Seniors from Karen and Van Donna fir Eric Carol, Tawnia, Lisa, Gail Good luck, Tam. and stay away Pick. Beastie Boys. Ber Congratulations, Seniors • Linda L. Magnani Lisa, Lor, AJe, Sher Congratulations Bob. Missy, Rusty. Mark Ar Doug Congratulations, Tam • Your cousin Art Cory and Trish John Conrad Jim and Leslie Congratulations, Tam - Love Uncle Art Ar Aunt Gin Gumby and Pokey Kirby Af Lori Mr. Ar Mrs. Lee Kerr Mr. Af Mrs. Dick Blankcnbicker Lisa Blankenbicker Congratulations, Tam • Love Grandma Ar Pap Roll Jayne, Walt and Brian Kolesa Kristin. Vicki. Sandy ‘ Cousins' and Friends, Sherry and Tonia Jerry and Paula To Ryan, from yours truly Teddy Bear loves Snuggle Bunns Meidi, Bronwyn. Stephanie. Christie Lynn. Stacy, Mitzi Good luck David - Love you, Lindsey Ken. Sally. Mark Af Matt Richards Mr. and Mrs. George Shank Rodney. Cindy, Misty, and Lacey Good Luck Seniors • Love. David and Lindsey Angie, Kristin, and Janice Remember '84, Kelly, Paula, Janice Af Theresa Witches' Tunnel; Spat, Lips, Sis Af John Tracey Af Lisa Stackie. Roni, Mac: Crazy Friends Forever Flick said it would. Maryann. Rita, Anja. Sherry heather and Vicki • Friends Always To: Two handsome Devils From: Two Angels Bob and Amy Mary and Ginger Mary and Tangi (Twinkles) Squiber. Moose, Beeker, Tank Anja. Viel Gluck im Deutschland! Kelly Becky -n- Bill The Green Banana Justine. Ginger, Scott, Bryan ”87” Carol -n- Tim ”87” Brook, Michelle, Tammy, Melissa, Jenny Patty Af Ian; Laurel Af Bill. Missy. Tawnia Ginger, Melissa, Jay. Alan Susannah. Cat; Thelma. Hitchhiker Stephanie. Stephanie. Jennifer. Molly Stacy and Susan - Best Friends The Brotherhood Tami and Jim Bill and Laurel All eyes upward - Class of ”87” Eric and Denise Best wishes. Roger and Shirley Ray Conrad Mr. Af Mrs. Dave Bender Rodney Af Renee FRIEND ■ LINES WDVE Rocks 102.5 FM Best Wishes from the Nicolai Family Successful Futures, Seniors • The Nepas Thanks and good luck to my test correctors - Mrs. C. Good Luck Seniors - Mr. Af Mrs. Stan Dohoda Logan Decker Boochie and Fluffy; homer and Foo-Foo Tim and Tina Tam. you're the best - Love. Aunt Betty Good Luck. Scan. Love ya From the Nerds • Love. Bill Af Claud Mr. Jim Zack Friends Forever - Fay. Bonnie. Robin Af Betty Jenny, Tammy. Denise. Wendy Tam Af Rhon Corinna, heather. Stephanie. Becky Kay McMillan Congratulations, Seniors from Mr. Af Mrs. Ray Conrad We love ya. Tam - Mom and Dad Floy, Flott, Fleith, Flonny Congratulations. Seniors from Mr. Pickup Mr. Joseph Rura Rusty, Bob, Mike, Kevin. Bruce. Brian, Mark Congratulations. Tam - Love Uncle Tom Af Aunt Betsy A Friend Ginger. Sandy, Dusty. Cory. Bob Af Jeff Tom and Bonnie Herb. Melissa and Derek Coy Doug and Marcie Jerry Af Bonnie Page and Family Mr. Sekela and Family Congratulations to the Class of '87 - Mr. Af Mrs. Kelly Good luck. Tam - Love, Tim, Deb. heather, and Chad Keith Blankenbicker Family Congratulations, Tam - Al Af Carol Donna Af David Roman Mr. Af Mrs. Robert Swatsworth Tracy and Mary Jo Good luck. Tam • Love, the Wakefields Ruthie loves Dave forever and ever. Bronwyn. Heidi. Mitzi. Stacy hi, Carol - from Aaron Jeff. Brandon, Doug Jim Af Nancy Trimble Penns Manor high School Gena Af Valli Fred. Scott, and Christy Clark Good luck, Lindsey - Love, Dad and Mom Laurel, you're my one and only true love. Bill. Mike and Jan. together at last Yvonne and Keith Tracey and Paul (wop) Greg and Maryann Mar-bell and Kell-bell Paula, Lisa. Julie, and Julie Scott, Keith, Troy, Lonny Mary and Tank Chuck M. and Chuck A. Flian, Flounder. Flouic Week. Peeb, Squeeb, Beeb Justine and Scott Renae -n- Tracy; Mike -n- Terri Mr. and Mrs. William Flickinger '87 Suzi Af Ron ”87” 4-Always Rodney -n- Mandy ”87” Dave -n Tammy ”87 Paula, Dana. Mai Trang. Lealynn Wendy. Carolyn, Toni, Melissa Dana. Aaron, Ben. Heidi Jennifer and Pat Marsha. Ginger. Heather. Crystal Kar, Lis, Nik, Bee, Mis, Jen, Can Joel and Sharon Gracias por todo, suerte - Laura Rivera, Costa Rica Good Luck. Brian Laura and Crystal (Friends forever) James and Sandra Mitchell Robert Jones Family Buckeye Patty Clark Linda and Doug Solich Rodney, my love is forever and always, Kelly Rodney -n- Kelly Beth and Geoff Beth, Beth, Beth Hi BB” from DeAnn and Denise Shauna, Krista, Megan, Penny. Deanna Bill Af Stacy Stacie. DeAnna. Kim, Missy The ”Boz” Af Boz Jr.” Peepers, Jitters, Purkle, Af Wolf Billy Joe Af Tim Melanie. Cathy. Cassy, Michelle Amy - Noel Jill, Jamie. DeAnn Buena Suerte!. Sra. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. Roy Syster Mr. Scott Lewandowski Mr. Af Mrs. Thomas M. Bryson Mike -n- Michelle Missy and Ozzy; and Rick and Alyssa heather. Eve. Jani, Gwen, Kathy, heather. Heidi Chris and Eve Jeremy. Tangi. Rocky Jo. and Liza Randy. Rob, and Scott - best friends forever John Ar Leona Ewt Peck and Gerry Gehring Mark Berezansky and Paula Ewt Dale, Susan. Alex and Steven Wahl Curt Af Peggy King Pamela and Julie Doug and Cindy, Cindy and Doug It's been great Anja! - Love. Jim, Jan. Mike Af Julie AJ, you're ”AII I need” - Love always, Lori Congratulations. Sandra - Love. Mom Good-Bye. Laurel Valley! - Kristin and Sandy We re proud of you. Sandra! - Jim. Sue. Ar Joey Sandy, Melanie, Lindsey. Carol Congratulations Carol - Love, Mom and Dad Good luck, Carol - Aunt Jane Best wishes everyone, Carol and Rodney Congratulations. Carol - Love, Rodney You did it kid - Love. Joyce We re proud of you kid - Love Patti and Dan Marc and Mary LaMantia Ron Af Sally hill Sam and M.K. Martin Tom and Barb Williams Cleo and Earl McClure A Friend It was fun (sort of) Viel Spass, Kel Amy Mary! -Anja Devy loves the Beast Bon Jovi Rocks! Devy, Freaker, Pacer. Af Mac Rich McBer Rules Mr. Ar Mrs. Paul Duncan Frank Ar Pat Shalzer Amy. Christy. Timmy. Mooch Rose Clark Ar Family Mr. Af Mrs. Ray Dubics Af Family Lenore Potthoff Dennis and Allyson As always. I'm proud of you. K Good luck at college - Love, Bill and Cathy Al s Pizza 9th Ar Indian Streets Seward. PA 15954 (814) 446-5361 Mr. Af Mrs. Dave Bender Rodney Af Renee Patty Clark Linda and Doug Solich Ray Conrad Buckeye Best wishes, Roger and Shirley Robert Jones Family Eric and Denise James and Sandra Mitchell Patricia -n- Eric 206 1987 BUSINESS STAFF 5u6a nG ' 207 A Abbott. Alan 66 Administrators 156160 Advertisements 170-206 Aerobics Club 137 Ars. junior high 129 APS, senior high 126128 All Sports Club 144 Altimus. Charles 43. 74. 92 Andrews. Samuel 84. 129 Andrews. Susan 92. 106. 112 Ankney. Bill 100. 113. 141 Ankney. Cathy 92. 113. 116. 129. 147 Antonio. Justin 100. 150 Archery Club 141 Arford. Debbie 42. 118 Astolos. John 92. 113. 138 Athletics 34- 75 Austin. Robert 20. 32. 123. 130 B Babuschak. Jeff 84 118 Baird. Andy Baird. Bryan 84 Baird. Denise 92. 129 Baird. Dustin 100 Baird. Laura 88. 137. 140. 146 Baird. Sandy 92. 137. 141 band, jazz 117 Band, junior high 112 Band, marching 106108 Banko. Danielle 100. 113. 137 Barr. Rob 32 Baseball 3638 Basketball, girls junior high 6061 Basketball, girls JV 65 Basketball, girls varsity 62-64 Basketball, Junior high 74-75 Basketball. JV 72- 73 Basketball, varsity 66 71 Bateman. Mike 88 Bateman. Troy 92. 141 Bauman. Joanne 161 Beal. Karen 92. 95. 106. 112. 122. 123. 129. 132. 145 Bealonis. Suzi 20. 32. 125. 146 Beard. Lori 4. 12. 20. 32. 33. 76. 77. 114. 115. 126. 137. Beard. Robert 96. 150 Beard. Ronnie 88 Bedison. Heather 60. 62. 92. 129. 142 Bedison. Jennifer 60. 100. 113 Bendel. Robert 36. 141. 161 Bennett. Donna 39. 40. 124. 146. 161 Berezansky David 74. 92. 144 Berkey. Jason 96. 132 Berkstresser Jill 60. 61. 10O. 113. 141 Bcrkstresser. Lance 54. 74. 92 Bemabo. Raul 3. 42. 44. 84. 120. 134. 152 Bemabo. Scott 3. 4. 12. 20. 33. 42. 44. 4 7. 53. 131. 132. 143. 152 Betz. William 20. 32 Bier. Jason 100 Blake. Robbie 54. 75. 96. 132. 142. 144 Blankenbicker. Mike 20. 32. 44 4 7. 53. 6. 67. 118. 125. 146. 152 Bloom David 44 75. 100. 122. 141 Bloom Doug 20. 32. 43. 107. 126. 131. 132. 134 Board of Education 158 Bobko Jill 20. 32. 113. 114. 115. 126. 132 Bobko. Lisa 76. 84. 137. 146 Boring. Barbara 76 Boring Kerry 88 Boskc. Heather 88. 147 Bowers. Brook 100. 131 Bowers. Jason 44. 53. 88 Bowman. David 62. 63 Bowman. Kelly 56. 58. 59. 62. 63. 64. 65. 92. 106. 110. 137. 140. 142 Bowman. Haney 168 Brendlinger. Jim 21. 32. 132 Brendlinger. Laura 76. 84. 143. 146 Brendlinger. Tammy 100 Bresciani. Lorenzo 21. 32. 44. 47. 48. 50. 52, 53. 115. 126. 131. 139. 149. 152 Bridge. Paula 1O0 Brown. Alan Michael 9. 21. 32. 33. 106. 107. 113. 114. 115. 131 Brown. Dino 92. 150 Brown. Jason 83 Brown. Jeff 21. 32 Brown. Jenny 100 Brudnak. Lynn 60. 100. 106. 112. 113. 120. 150 Bryson. Kirby 21. 32. 66. 67. 68. 114. 115. 118. 122. 123. 134. 137 Bryson. Tom 63. 65. 151. 161 Bucklen. Gwen 4 Buckles. Gary 21. 32. 123. 143 Buckles. Scott 39. 88 Buckles. Tawnia 92. 106. 110. 137. 140. 146 Bui Mai Trang 100. 137 Burkett A Hyson 56. 58. 62. 65. 84. 126. 131. 135. 143 Burkett. Gregory 43. 74. 92. 142. 144 Burkett Jennifer 100 Burkett. Kathryn 168 Burkett. Michael lOO. 141. 175 Burkhart. Alan 54. 64. 74. 92. 120. 142. 144 Burkhart Jason 54. 55. 75. lOO. 144 C Cable. Charles 44. 88 Cable. Mltzl 100. 112. 147 Cafeteria Staff 168 Caine. Scott 54. 96. 141. 147 Caldwell. Brady 44. 53. 88. 131. 134, 152 Caldwell. Brian 43. 74. 92. 106. 112. 116. 142 Caldwell. Carol 88. 137. 140. 146 Caldwell. Mark 22. 32. 131. 155 Caldwell. Valerie 100. 106. 112. 137. 147 Callis. Tammy 22. 32. 106. 107. 108. 125. 130. 135. 136. 140. 146 Campbell. Renee 39. 40. 41. 56. 118. 135. 137. 142. 143. 161 CamuL Anna 22. 32. 96. 134. 136. 137 Camut Jean Cheerleader, junior high 78 Cheerleader, varsity 7677 Chorus, junior high 113 Chorus, senior high 114 Cieslo. Sonya 88. 131 Cicslo. Tonia 12. 13. 18. 22. 32. 33. 56. 59. 76. 77. 114. 115. 123. 126. 135. 137. 143 Clark. Bill 84. 118. 126. 132. 149. 151 Clark. Christy 60. 61. 62. 96. 106. 112. 113. 120. 145 Clark. Cindy 39. 41. 56. 58. 59. 62. 64. 65. 84. 106. 111. 122. 123. 126. 132. 135. 143 Clark. Kenn 96. 141 Clark. Kevin 100. 120 Clark. Kim 60. 100. 147 Clark. Scott 44. SO. 66. 84 Clawson. Adam 88. 139 Clawson. Jerry 84. 106. 107. 155 Clawson. Kim 78. 96. 129. 134 Closson. Amy 92. 129. 147 Closson. Chris 88. 140. 146 Closson. Lisa 84. 106. Ill. 135. 136 Colson. David 66. 72. 88 Colson. Edward 84 143 Colson. Mike 54. 92 Colson. Robert 96. 138. 147 Colson. Sheila 84. 140 Columbus. Warren 92 Cooks 168 Condron. David 16. 22 Condron. Terri 92. 151 Conrad. Alan 100. 144. 151 Coy. Charles 88 Craft. Justine 60. 61. 92. 132. 142 Craig Bonnie 22. 32. 33. 129. 135. 146 Crooks. Robert 22. 32. 47. 123. 132. 134. 143 134. Crownover. Wesley 100. 151 Croyle. Jamie 100 Croyle. Robert 44. 84. 114. 143. 146 Croyle. Rocky Jo 88. 106. 111. 140. 146 Crusan. Chad 88. 143 134. Crusan. David Crusan. Mary 56. 58. 92. 132. 142 Crusan. Ruthie 88 Crusan. William 92. 141 Cummings. Mark 88 Currie. Lisa 82. 88. 106. 110. 137. 140. 146 Currie. Lori 88. 107 Custer. Brian 66. 72. 88. 139. 148 Custer. Donna 20. 22 Custer. Gary 93. 150 Custer. Sandy 60. 101. 147 Custodians 168 113. D 127. Davis. Keith 88. 139 I IQ Dcemer. Kelly 89 Dccmcr. Lea 101 Deemer. Michelle 84 Deemer. Rodney 23. 32 Demko. Brian 141 Demko. Cathy 101. 137 Demko. Vicki 84. 143 126. Dennison. Tim 101 DeWitt. Chris 101 DeWitt. Terri 84 Dipofi. Robed 101 Dipofi. Sc ott 89 132 Dixon Jeff 54 74. 93. 144 Dodson Archie 85 Dodson Renee 93. 106. 112. 113. 116 Dohod.r Stanley 162 Dubics. Melissa 60. 61. 96. 129. 132 Duncan, Connie 89. 106. 110 Duncan. Paul 155. 162 Dunmire. Missy Dunmire. Robert Dupuis. Jeremy 93. 144 E Eckels. Dennis 5. 18. 23. 32. 106. 107. 114. 115. 116. 131 Eckels Douglas 96. 131. 141 Eckstein. Bruce 96. 141. 151 Edward-. James 96. 138. 147 Edwards. Tonya 96 Eighth Grade 96-99 Eleventh Grade 84-87 Ellis. Missy 93 Ellis. Robert 139 Evans. James 101 Evans. Veronica 39. 85 Ewt Mary Ann 8. 106. 109. 189 Ewt Melissa 60. 101. 112. 138. 147 Ewt. Paula 18. 23. 32. 106. 109. 116. 118. 123. 124. 126. 127 132. 149 F Tabriz in Scott 54. 93 racult) 156167 Famam Heather 60. 96. 122 Miat. Thna 89. 106. 110 Finan. Erin 96. 129 Fllcklngcr. Dana 101. 106. 112. 113. 122. 131. 137. 141 FUckingcr. Mark 23. 32. 44. 47. 131. 134. 152 Plfckinger. William 162 Tootball Club 152 Tootball. Junior high 54-55 Tootball JV 53 Tootball. powderpuff 154 Tootball. varsity 44-52 Torensics 145 Foust. Erik 54. 96. 141. 142 Foust. Mitzi 85 118 Fox. Candice 85. 106. 109. 126 Fresdorf Anja 23. 32. 56. 57. 58. 62. 63. 65. 114. 115. 123. 124 126. 12 7. 131 Fulcomcr. Ginger 92. 93. 106. 110. 137. 141 Fulcomer Tami 89 Tuture Business Leaders of America 146 G Galley. Darren ft. 85. 106. 107. 120. 131 Galley. Matthew 89. 106. 114. 131 Galley. Sean 4. 23. 32. 106. 107. 108. 114. 115. 116. 124. 131 Galbraith. Heil 54. 144. 147 Gaff Stacy 24. 32. 59. 114. 115. 135. 137. 145 Gamble. Alan 54. 96. 144. 147 Gamble. Eric 43. 74. 93. 138. 142. 144 Gamble. Matt 24. 32. 43. 139 Gamble. Shine 168 Games Club 150 Garland. Barry 93. 141 Garland. Eric 101 Garland. Glenn 97. 138. 147 Garland Lori 101. 106. 112 Garland. Lynly 89 Garland. Stephanie 101. 113 Garland Tangi 89. 106. 110. 140. 146 Garland. Thomas 24. 32. 43. 106. 107. 139 Garland Tricia 85. 106. 109. 114. 132 Qarshnick Frank 93. 142 Oehring Jamie 78. 96. 97 Qehring. Kristen 85. 126. 146 Oehring Patricia 12. 13. 16. 18. 19. 24. 32. 33. 39. 40. 41. 56 57. 58. 76. 77. 114. 115. 116. 118. 120. 126. 131. 135. 13? Qindlesperger. Brian 24. 32. 125. 130 Olndlesperger. David 93 Olcnn. Ken 136 141. 162 Golf 43 Gorman. Justin 97 Oraff. Kristin 24 32. 136. 137. 140 Graff. Mike 54. 55. 93 Graham. Cindy 162 Gray. Melissa 101. 106. 112. 113. 137 Green. Donald 163 Green, nelly 83. 114. 137 Gregory. DeeDee 39. 41. 62. 63. 85. 106. 113. 114. 116. 135 Griffith. Jennifer 97. 138 Gross. Molly 101. 113 Quaetta. Chad 24. 32. 44. 46. 118. 134 Quaetta. Stacie 60. 61. 97. 147. 142 Gump. Carolyn 168 H MaJJar. Michael 24. 32. 66. 131 Hall. Antoinette lOl Mall. Christine 25. 32. 55. 73. 100. 101. 131. 140. 144 Mall. Duane 113. 114. 120. 150. 163 Mall. Julie 93. 106. 112. 123. 129. 132. 145 Mall. Leslie 25. 32. 137. 140 Mall. Scott 93 Mall. Stephanie 93. 129 Mall. Susann 25. 32. 125. 130. 136. 137. 140 Hall of Tame 1019 Hamilton. Michael 13. 25. 32. 44. 49. 53. 69 Harding. Deanna 78. 97. 129 Mamlsh. Ginger 101. 113. 150 Harr. Rita 39. 40. 56. 58. 59. 76. 89. 123. 126. 131. 135. 137. 140. 143. 143 Hartman, nathy 89. 106. 126. 131. 137. 140 Health Careers Club 140 Helsel. Tracey 58. 89. 106. 111. 123. 135. 137. 140 Homing. Melissa 25. 125. 130. 132. 135. 136. 146 Heming. Sheila 93. 106. 112. 129. 145 Henderson. Eve 39. 56. 58. 59. 88. 89. 106. 110. 122. 131. 135. 137. 140 Henderson. Gail 89. 140. 146 Henderson. Jason 101. 113. 131. 144 Henderson. Stanley 97 Henderson. Terry 25. 32. 49. 114. 115 Hepner. Todd 43. 74. 93. 142 Hill. Rick 44. 53. 89. 152 Hill. Stephanie 97 Miner. Richard 143. 163 I sch. William 85. 106. 113. 131 Hofcckcr. Curt 43. 85. 131 Hofccher, Rodney 89 Homecoming 12-13 Homerooom Representatives 122 Morrell. David 138. 163 lorvath. Cory 26. 32. 124 131 Houck. Robert Houck. Ronnie 101 Houck. Theresa 26. 32 Houck. Tim Houck. Tina 89. 136. 137. 141 Howard. Donna 78. 93 Howard. Richard 101. 150. 151 Howard. Sherry 76. 85. 140 Mower. Carl 101. 150 Hughes. Heather 93. 129. 132 Hughes. Richard. 97. 132 Hutchinson. Scott 72. 89. 134 Hutchison. Emma 168 I Ippolito. Michael J James. Donald 44. 53. 89. 152 James. Jenny 93. 106. 112. 113 James. Mike 44. 53. 85. 114. 134. 143. 152 Jarvis. Tina 85. 146 Jarvis. William 89. 146 Jasper. Rand! 89. 106. 140. 146 Jasper. Russ 26. 32. 44. 49. 52. 53. 131. 134. 152 Johnston. Dianne 97 Johnstone, frank 26. 32. 49. 143 Johnstone. Kevin 85 Johnstone. Melissa 14. 97. 129. 137. 147 Jones. Deneen 3. 10. 39. 40. 56. 57. 59. 62. 85. 135 Jones. Gwen 39. 56. 58. 89. 106. HO. 126. 131. 135. 137. 140 Jones. Peter 97. 113. 116. 141 Jones. Raymond 44. 72. 82. 89 Jones. Sally 85. 137. 140 K Kahl. am 93 Ramman. Louie 89. 151 Karwoski. lan 90. 151 Kastcrko. Mark 44. 85 Kaufman. Corey 93. 106. 112. 150 Kay. Sandra 18. 26. 32. 106. 107. 108. 114. 115. 116. 122. 124. 126. 131. 143 Keller. Jesse 93. 141 Keller, Marvin 163 Kelly Mancy 2. 123. 124. 155. 164 Kerr. Lee 164 Kerr. Michael 42. 44. 53. 89. 148. 152 Kerr. Scott 9. 44. 86. 134. 152 Kimcs. Jason 54. 75. 97. 144 King. Curtis 144. 164 King Margaret 148. 164 Kinncl. Aaron 101. 113. 131. 150 Klnnel. Becky 76. 85. 86. 123, 126. 131. 136. 137 Kinnel. Wayne 74. 93. 144 Kinzey. Vicki 19. 26. 32. 114. 113. 123. 126. 137 Kisamore. Gilbert Klauss. Chris 16. 17. 18. 26. 32. 33. 126. 143. 148. 149 Klorczyk. Lynne 2. 147. 164 Klym. Heidi 90. 145. 148 Korchnak. Philip 101. 150 Kozlch. Jim 101. 151 Krcvctski. Patricia 140. 165 Krousc. Michael 75. 102. 138 L LaMantia. Melissa 100. 102. 122. 131. 137. 138 Lambing Jerry 102 Lambing Patricia 90. 106. 110. 136. 137. 140. 146 Langham. Beth 97. 97. 106. 112. 113. 132. 137 I angham. Kristin 26. 106. 107. 108. 131. 132 Langham. Troy 44. 53. 72. 90 Laskoski. Marsha 97. 113. 137. 14 7 Laskoski. Matt 90. 126. 139. 143. 148 Laurel Business Staff 125 Laurel Leaf Staff 130 Laurel Literary Staff 124 La vis. Michael 75. 102. 150 Lavis. Tom 54. 97 Layton. Karen 62. 65. 86. 106. 111. 136 Layton. Timothy 54. 75. 97. 141. 147 Layton. Tom 8. 83. 90. 106 Lazarowicz. Carol 86 lazarowicz. Susan 83. 94 leaders Club, junior high 143 Leaders Club, senior high 142 Lee. Becky 90. 106. 114. 136. 140 Lee. Joseph 97. 106. 112. 141 Lentz. Jennifer 43. 86. 123. 126. 131. 136. 137 Lepsch. Jodi 90. 122. 140. 146 Lewandowski. Scott 2. 74. 165 Library Aides 132 Library Club 133 Llchtenfels. Ronnie 94. 106. 110. 129. 142 Lichtenfels. Scott 102 Lichtcnfels. Tracy 94. 129. 142 Llchtenfels. Tracy 90. 106 Lichtenfels. Travis 94. 142. 150 Llchtenfels. William 86. 132 Lint. Robert Little. Heather 39. 40. 76. 90. 126. 131. 137. 140 Little. Scott 27. 32. 42. 126. 131. 143. 148 Long Bruce 98. 151 Long Chris 27. 32. 59. 107. 108. 131. 148 Long James 168 Long Jennifer 94. 123. 129. 145 Long Leslie 94. 106. 112. 113 Lugwig Gregory 54. 74. 92. 94. 120. 142. 144 Ludwig Rick 66. 72. 86 Ludwig Rusty 27. 32. 49 Luker. Ronald Luther. Beth 98. 106. 112. 113. 116. 122. 126. 129. 132. 137 Luther. Dan 94. 106. 112. 113. 116. 126. 150 Luther. Melissa 86. 106. 123. 131 Lynch. Heather 94. 146 Lynch. James 54. 55. 102 M Majorettes 109 Mardls. Patrick 102. 106. 112. 131 Marsh. Cathy 129. 137 Marsh. Donna 27. 32. 132. 146 Marsh. Mary Ann Marsh. Mike 90 Marsh, Robert 75. 98. 141 Marsh. William 150 Martin. Brad3. 9. 12. 19. 27. 32. 44. 49. 52. 53. 66. 67. 68. 134. 152 Matson. Michael 98. 106. 112. 113. 141 McClellan. Amy 102. 147 McClellan. Brian 54. 98. 144. 147 McClellan. Christa 90 McClellan. Dawn 90 McClellan. Glenda 83. 90 McClure. Curtis 27. 32. 131. 148 McClure. Darren 2. 12. 18. 28. 32. 44. 51. 52. 53. 66. 67. 71. 114. 115. 120. 126. 134. 149. 152 McClure. Erick 28. 32. 131. 148 McClure. G retch cn 90. 146 McCoy. Scott 42. 43. 84. 86. 131 McCurdy. Yvonne 18. 28. 32. 56. 57. 62. 63. 106. 107. 125. 130. 132. 135. 136. 146 McDemiotL Audra 90 McDonald. Angela 28. 32. 39. 106. 110. 135. 143 McDowell. Larry 75. 102. 150 McDowell. Paul 90. 131. 148 McDowell. Rhea 98. 137 McGarvcy. Joy 86 McOcary. Mark 44. 53. 90. 146. 152 McGinnis. Marcle 94. 132. 145 McGinnis. Michael 147 McKowan. Billie 168 McMillan. Kay 129. 153. 165 McMally. Russell 102 Merritt Karen 3. 8. 39. 56. 57. 62. 64. 86. 106. 111. 114. 123. 126. 135 Merritt. Tracy 58. 62. 64. 65. 88. 90. 106. 111. 114. 123. 126. 136. 143 Merritt Trisha 42 Miller. Hazel 94. 129. 132 Miller. Patrick 32 Miller. Tom 102 Mitchell. Charles 74. 94. 143 Moore. Edward 98. 150. 151 Moore. Jeannle 102. 138. 147 Moore. Mary 58. 62. 63. 64. 65. 94. 106. 110. 132. 137. 142 Moore. Haney. 94. 113. 116. 129 Moore. Tom 83. 86 Morrow. Adel cine 168 Mulligan. Heather 40. 86. 135. 143 Mulvihlll. Beth 98. 106. 112. 113. 129 Mundorff. Daniel 102. 113. 120. 131. 144 Mundorff. Fritz 102 Mundorff. Heather 4. 12. 14. 16. 17. 19. 28. 32. 39. 56. 57. 62. 63. 64. 114. 115. 120. 123. 124. 126. 135 Mundorff. Jeff 86. 143 Mundorff. Seth 54. 144 Mundorff. Tom 44. 86. 114. 120. 134. 143. 152 Murphy. Joel 28. 32 Murphy. Marsha 5. 58. 78. 94. 120. 126. 129. 142 Murphy. Michelle 60. 78. 94. 112. 129. 132. 142 Murphy. Randy 98. 141 N national Honor Society 118 Heal. Shirley 168 Heatrour. Laurel 94. 106. 110. 131. 132 Hcatrour. Matt 102. 106. 112. 113. 131. 150 Hcidbatson. Bob 54. 74. 94. 144 Heiderhiser. Wendy 102. 150. 145 Hclson. Connie 168 Hepa. Hoe! 14. 28. 32. 125. 130. 146 Hesmith. Shawn 94. 150 Heuner. Fred Heuner. Scott 98. 142 Hicolai. Diana 142. 143, 165 Hiezeiskl. Mary (Conrad) 56 ninth Grade 92-95 o O Shell. Timothy 54. 75. 96. 98. 120. 142. 144 Open House 155 P Page. Geralds. 44 48. 134. 152. 165 rage. Oreg 2. 4. 13. 16. 18. 19. 28. 32. 44. 51. 53. 66. 69. 70. 114. 115. 118. 120. 134. 152 Fahach. Andrew 54 Palko. Kathryn 60 Faimer, henry 168 Fardcc. Tom 5. 14. 16. 19. 29. 32. 44. 51. 53. 125. 130. 134. 143. 146. 152 Parks. Stacy 90. 123. 135. 136 Patton. Jeff 54. 94. 144 Patton. Joe 86. 106. 113 Payne. Brad 15. 29. 32. 44. 149 Payne. Christie 102. 113. 138. 147 Payne. Janet 90. 114. 123. 137. 140. 145 Pease. DeAnn 98 Pechart Vynn 75. 98. 150. 151 Penrod. Mary Lou 168 Penrose. Brian 102. 106. 112. 113 Penrose. Christine 86 Penrose. JIII 98. 106. 112. 116. 129. 137. 145 Penrose. Joseph 102. 147. 150 Perry. Thelma 8. 19. 29. 32. 106. 109. 125. 130. 146 Peters. Brian 29. 32. 125. 130 Peters. Bruce 16. 29. 32. 125. 130 Peters. Dustin 90. 106. 114 Peters. Julie 58. 90. 139. 148 Peters. Monica 39 Peters. Paula 91. 114. 126. 132. 139. 148 Peterson. Marcia 102. 113. 141 Photography Club, junior high 138 Photography Club, senior high 139 Pickup. Eric 44. 53. 91. 132. 134. 152 Pickup. Fred 159 Plachta. A lyssa 60. 94. 137. 140 Pope. Kimberly 94. 132. 147 Pope. Stephanie 60. 102. 137. 138. 145 Potthoff. Lenorc 130. 146. 166 Powderpuff Tootball 154 Pozar. Amy 60. 61. 78. 94. 113. 137. 140. 142 Pozar. Megan 102. 106. 113. 131. 137 Pozar. Ryan 43. 86. 87. 106. 131. 134 Pozar. Sue 168 Priest Jeff 54. 75. 98. 113. 116. 142. 144 Priest Stacy 102. 113. 120. 137 Prisk. Stephanie 96. 98. 106. 112. 138. 150 Prom 4 Q Queer. Lisa 91. 114. 126. 132. 139 R Ragcr. Pay 86 Rager. Melissa 29. 32. 125. 130. 140. 146 Rager. Richard 30. 32. 155 Kam Page Staff 123 Ream. Adam 98 Ream. Melanie 99. 137 Reed. Jcannctta 103. 138. 147 Reed, Lonny 90. 91. 139 Rhoades. Eric 95. 106. 112. 150 Richards. Mark 3. ft 12. 16. 18. 30. 32. 33. 40. 51. 53. 66. 68. 69. 114. 115. 118. 120. 126. 134. 137. 152 Richards. Matthew 54. 62. 64. 99. 112. 113. 116. 120. 132. 150. 151 Rime. Budd 42. 44. 53. 91 Rime. Deborah 72. 82. 86. 137. 140 Rifles 111 Ritcnour. Carol 8. 12. 13. 18. 30. 32. 106. 107. 108. 114. 115. 116. 123. 124. 126. 127. 131. 143 Rivera. Laura 30. 32. 57. 114. 115. 123. 124. 126. 127. 131. 132 Robertson. Doug 54. 99. 141 Robinson. Eric 103 Robson. Melissa 103. 106. 112. 137. 138. 147 Rolley. Angela 86 Rolley. Mike 75. 99 Rosenberger. Dawn 95. 129 Rosenberger. Ricky 30. 32 Rosenberger. Robin 86 Rowland. Amy 56. 62. 63. 64. 65. 92. 95. 113. 129. 139. 142 Rummel. Karen 91. 106. 110. 114. 126. 148 Rura. Joseph 166 s St Clair. Scott 103 Sanders. Margaret 103 Sanders. Wendy 91. 146 Satryano. Danny 103. 150 Saula. nicole 76. 84. 86. 123. 126. 131. 136. 137 Saunders. Orville 2. 14. 95. 142. ISO Schaller. nancy 126. 131. 132. 149. 166 Scholastic Quiz Team 149 Schwartzel. Romayne 120. 166 Science Club 148 Scott Deanna 103. 106. 112. 113. 131. 137 Sekela. John 136. 138. 141. 144. 152. 166 Scmbiante. Angelo 142. 143. 167 Seniors 2033 Seventh Qradc 100103 Shaffer. Jenny 60. 99. 138 Shaffer. Robin 95. 129 Shaffer. Vickie 91. 146 ShatUc. Kelly 95. 103. 106. 109. 129 ShaRk. Shaw 141 Shank. Fred 54. 95 Shank. Geoffrey 74. 95. 106. 112. 150 Shank. Stephen 66. 72. 87 Shank. Terry Jr. 44 Shannon. Carolyn 103. 138. 147 Shatter. Melanie 11. 30. 32. 39. 56. 57. 120. 122. 123. 124. 126. 127. 131. 135. 143 Shawley. Veronica 95. 129 Sheriff. David 19. 30. 32. 44. 51. 53. 114. 115. 126. 128. 134. 143. 152. 155 Sheriff. Keiih 54. 92. 95. 106. 120. 150 Sheriff. Scott 87 Shetler. Eric 30. 32 Sh crier. Teresa 91 Shingler. Stacy 103 Shirey. Julie 58. 84. 87. 114. 120. 122. 123. 126. 127 Short Corey 99. 113. 116. 122. 150. 151 Short. Lisa 91. 106. 111. 140. 146 Shuey. Betty 87 Shuey. Tammy 99 Shuey. Warren 31. 32. 33 Shultz. James 168 Shumaker. Krista 103. 132. 147 Silbaugh. Michelle 103. 138 Silbaugh. Patrick 54. 74. 95. 141 Silk. Amy 78. 99. 113. 120. 122. 129. 137. 145 Silk. Crystal 95. 129 Silk. Dustin 75. 113. 150 Silk. Sean 82. 87 Silk. Todd 87 Silks 110 Skavang. Mike 42 Ski Club 131 Slick. Becky 99. 129. 137 Snyder. Sue 95. 106. 110. 113. 129 Softball 3941 Solkh. Benjamin 75. 113. 144 Solkh. Dana Sollch. Dwayne 54. 95 Springer. Sherry 76. 87. 131. 132 Staller. Corinna 99 Stiffey. Aaron 99 Stiffcy. Darrell 91. 132 Stiffey. Denise 99 Stiffcy. Kelly 39. 58. 91. 106. 131. 135. 140. 155 Stiffey. Mkhcllc 168 Stiffcy. Wendy 99 Stimer. Mekli 100. 101. 113. 122. 131. 138 Stimer. Kevin 54. 95. 131. 144 Stiles. Jodi 87 Stiles. Mary Anne 145 Stitchery Club 147 Stormcr. Edward Slormer. Joseph 150 Strausbaugh. Tom 95. 138 Student Council 120-121 Student Porum 120 Stum. Wade 131. 141 Stutzman. Greg 95. 142. 150 Stutzman. Kerin 13. 31. 32. 44. 51. 120. 131. 134. 143. 152 Swank. Patricia 168 Swatsworth. Mary Jo 76. 91. 120. 122. 126. 140. 143. 146 Swatsworth. Paula 12. 19. 31. 32. 106. 110. 124. 125. 126. 146 Systcr. Cheryl 123. 147. 167 T Tantlinger. Chad 44. 53. 88. 91 Tantllnger. Lindsey 12. 13. 31. 32. 106. 107. 114. 115. 124. 126. 127. 143 Taylor. Robert 72. 91. 139. 148 Telford. Dean 87 Tenth Grade 8891 Thompson. Amy 95. 129. 147 Thompson. Cassandra 99. 129. 137 Toy. Bcrton 43. 167 Toy. Shaven 43. 95. 106. 112. 113. 122. 142 Track 42 Trimble. Jim 44. 66. 72. 87. 134. 152 Trimble. Shauna 106. 112. 131. 137. 138 Troll. Bronwyn 113. 138. 147 Troll. Ryan 43. 95. 145. 150 Troyan. Beth 119 u Underclassmen 84-103 Varsity Club boys 134 Varsity Club, girls 135 Vaughan. Eric 91. 139. 148 VCR Club 151 Vocational Technical Students 82-83 Volleyball. JV 5ft5ft Volleyball, varsity 56-57 !w !f Wagner. Michael 99. 132. 147. 151 Wagner. Tom Wagner. William 99 Wahl. Dale 124. 146. 167 Wakefield Pamela 16. 31. 32. 106. 107. 108. 132 Wakefield Penny 101. 106. 112. 113. 137. 147 Walker. Greg 44. 53. 91. 134. 152 Weightlifting Club, girls 136 Whisdosh Stephen 160 White. Keith 42. 44. 87. 120. 134. 152 Wilkins. Donald 87 Williams Antonctte 76. 87. 126. 143. 146 Williams Heather 39. 40. 76. 89. 91. 120. 126. 131. 135. 137. 141 Williams Sharon 87. 146 Wingard David 66. 87. 139 Wissinger Kim 95. 129. 142 Worrell. Robert 75. 150 Wynn. Dan 75. 99. 141. 142 Wynn. Shawn 87. 114. 143 Y Yaconl. George 18. 31. 32. 106. 107. 108. 114. 115. 116. 143. 145. 148 149 Yeager. Brandon 99. 151 Yeager. Scott 95. 141 Yeager. Yvonne 16. 32. 56. 59. 62. 63. 106. 109. 126. 132. 137 Zack. Jim 2. 44. 45. 54. 66. 72. 144. 155. 167 7.ufall. Janke 32. 118. 124. 126. 132 Ruxia £ ■ c ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 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 staff, would like to take this opportunity to look back, reflectively, and thank those who helped make the 1987 Laurel a reality, not just a vision. We offer our gratitude to . . . The administration, staff, and student body who gave us the utmost cooperation on picture days and at deadline-crunch time. Gradler Studios for their excellent photography service and answers to our never-ending questions. Eric Vaughn and John Astolos, our new-found photographers, for their last-minute rushing around to take the pictures we needed yesterday. Mr. florrell for recommending Eric and John to us and for helping them learn about our cameras. Julie Shirey, Laura Rivera, and Mrs. Campbell for providing us with pictures that we had forgotten to take. Mr. Wahl for helping us set up our computer programs and lending us the printer for deadline copy work. Mrs. Roddy for selecting the 1987 staff. The business staff for keeping us Financially sound during the year and allowing us to spend a little money for some extras. George Yaconi and IToel Mepa for their last-minute help with the index. Mr. Sylvan Pinto for his guidance and patience with us throughout the year. Rambo and What It Is for dropping in with welcome diversions during our afterschool work hours. Paula and Sandy for keeping the rest of us in line while we worked. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Bennett for allowing us to be creative and imaginative in producing this book and for allowing us to prepare the Summer Supplement so that our year of memories could be complete. 211 7%arc4 , 9S7 ear r exe d, 7 h4ap eve fe 6uUd 4e Zad tape jf z4e Z9£7 fau7eZ a« Z Je«Z c’Z %7 9 Z4e 6adZ, 4 d vut eZ 4ave ar4eeZ 4e e ee a oar 6vuuZaeZZeue, 4 uv-m eve 4ave cv«ve eeeZ veer d a$, a«vf tuer cu ved %7d, Z ei Zeuv M % re iare a ue 6 6 e t£ Z Z� 4e eu eZeeZ v our peardenuZ. “74Zd eve pe e «d tie a i ier et Z p Z uee eu e d brcnp d uxr d, 4e vuu e, aaeZ praeZaa Zo . 7 e 4v be 4aZ pea evZ Z e op 4avZ ep a cv+H r eZe Zvv4 y 4e Z9 6- 7 de4wZ pear eueeZ 4a pva e e tp 7e ee e erZ ep eid ae4 eld eve e e pee ta4-Z«p 4ede ee vreed bvddZ e. Pauizi StuuCy RAMS EARN Row 1: Darren McClure. Mark Richards, Kevin Stutzman, Brad Martin, Tom Pardee, David Sheriff, Kirby Bryson, Greg Page. Row 2: Matt Laskoski, Scott Hutchinson, Greg Walker. Chad Tantlinger, Rick Hill, Steve Shank, Jim Trimble, Dave Colson, Scott Kerr. Row 3: Kevin Stiffler. Jeff Dixon. Greg Ludwig. Todd Hepner, Bob lieldbalson. Alan Burkhart, Brian Caldwell, Eric Gamble. Lance Berkstresser. Coaches Robert Bendel and Gerald Page SECTION TITLE Below left, team statisticians: Becky Lee, Mary Jo Swatsworth, Stacy Parks. SCOREBOARD LV 6 Derry 10 LV 6 Portage 11 LV 8 United 3 LV 4 Marion Center 5 LV 7 Conemaugh Valley 6 LV 4 Pemdale 1 LV 3 Blacklick Valley 4 LV 5 Bishop Carroll 4 LV 3 United 0 LV 10 femdale 7 LV 14 Marion Center 10 LV 12 Conemaugh Valley 7 LV 8 Blacklick Valley Tri-County League Playoff 1 LV 0 Somerset District 6 Playoffs 5 LV 12 Blacklick Valley 7 LV 6 Penns Valley 16 The 1987 baseball team completed another successful season with a record of 10-6. The squad captured the Southern Division title of the Tri-County League. The Rams were then eliminated from the District 6 playoffs by Penns Valley by the score of 16-6. David Sheriff lead the team in pitching, compiling an 8-1 record. Nark Richards, Brad Martin, and Kirby Bryson fronted the offensive barrage of the Rams. The season was highlighted by impressive wins over Marion Center and Blacklick Valley. DIAMONDMEN SEASON ENDS ON Row 1: Yvonne McCurdy , Eve Henderson. Jani Payne Tami Fulcomer Anja Presdorf. Row2: Allyson Burkett. Cindy Clark. Marsha Murphy. Heather Little Rita Harr Heather Williams. Row 3: Michelle Murphy. Amy Rowland Justine Craft Michele Zacur. Row 4. Laura Riv era. Mary Crusan Paula Peters Trina Fllat Renee Dodson. Sue Shawley: Jenny James. Row 5. Rocky Jo Croyle. DeeDee Gregory. Lisa Short. Tracey Helsel Gwen Jones. Tam Callis. The softball team coached by Donna Bennett and Renee Campbell (pictured at upper right) endured another long season of losses but was rewarded in the end with its first victory in two y ears. The team. composed of young players—five freshmen started regularly-battled well with several strong offensive showings during the course of the season. The play-ers look forward to next year with the hope of capturing more of those elusive victories. WINNING NOTE SCOREBOARD LV 4 United 26 LV 0 Saltsburg 26 LV 3 filairsvilie 12 LV 2 Purchase Line 16 LV 0 Homer Center 7 LV 7 Marion Center 17 LV 0 Biackiick 14 LV 6 United 14 LV 1 Saltsburg 28 LV 14 Biairsviiie 23 LV 0 Purchase Line 20 LV 14 Marion Center 20 LV 17 homer Center 13 TRACK TEAMS Row 1: Amy Pozar, Lisa Closson, Mary Moore. Row 2: Melissa Ellis, Jodi Lcpsch. Row 1: Lorenzo Bresciani, Matt Qaiiey, Scott Little, Scott Bemabo, Keith Sheriff. Row 2: Sean Galley, Dennis Eckels, Cory Horvath, Mark FUckinger. The combined track squads of Laurel Valley and Ligonier high schools completed fine seasons this year. L V members of the team participated in many record-setting events, helping their respective teams to victory. Scott Bemabo, Keith Sheriff, and Lorenzo Bresciani were honored for their outstanding achievements as the boys teams racked up numerous dual meet wins. Lisa Closson and Mi ary Moore were the prominent girls' scorers for the Mountie squad. All of the girls competing this year will return next year, helping to provide experience for coach Albert Fiorina. SET RECORDS SPRING nns inducts NEW MEMBERS Row 1: Mrs. Renee Campbell, Mitzi Foust, Rita ha it, Brady Caldwell, Janice Zufall. heather Williams. Row 2: Brian Custer, Bill Clark, Faula Feters, Patricia Gehring, Jennifer Lentz, Faula Ewt, Sandy Kay. Tracy Lichtenfels. Row 3: Jeff Babuschak, Kirby Bryson, Darren McClure, Mark Richards. Mike Blankenbicker. Chad Guaetta, Greg Page. 1967 Inductees: heather Williams, Faula Feters. Tracy Lichtenfels, Rita harr, Brian Custer, Brady Caldwell, Jennifer Lentz. On Tuesday, April 28 seven new members were induced into the Laurel Valley high School Chapter of the national honor Society. The inductees were selected by a faculty committee based on their scholarship, leadership, character, and service to their school and their communities. In a candlelight ceremony held in the high school auditorium, the new members were informed of the meaning of their selection and their responsibilities to the organization. They were welcomed by MHS president Mark Richards and Mr. Stephen J. Whisdosh, principal. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the cafeteria for parents and guests. DISASTER STAGED On Tuesday, May 12 the Laurel Valley Ambulance Service, along with assistance from Tri-Community Ambulance and the Mew Florence and Fairfield Volunteer Fire Companies, presented a mock disaster drill for the senior high students. In a simulated car-school bus accident involving a drunk driver, members of the participating organizations demonstrated life saving and rescue techniques practiced by the emergency medical technicians and firemen in their time of need. After extricating the injuredparties from the damaged vehicles, EMTs and paramedics provided on-the-spot evaluation of the extent of their trauma and ' treated the victims accordingly. The demonstration ended with the special appearance of a LifeFlight helicopter. The specially-equipped air ambulance landed on the football practice field for possible transport of a seriously injured accident victim. The drill was well-received by all those in attendance. It will help us all realize the importance of our local VOLUM-TEER rescue organizations. STUDENTS WELCOMED Row 1: Mike Stutzman, Michelle Goughnour, Jennifer Browning, Michele Zacur. Row 2: Christopher Zacur, Steve Browning. John Dubics. Missing from photo: Waiter Savage, Rick Roby, Tricia Cosner. While in new York, Darren enjoyed Tank and Mark endured the rain in A group of LV and Park Ridge students gather in front of Rockefeller imitating the Statue of Liberty. Florida with their very fashionable Center. ponchos. LV STUDENTS ROAM EAR AND WIDE Senior Trip Although the weather did not cooperate for the Senior trip to Florida, the students made the best of their vacation. Most of the time was spent at Walt Disney World and Epcot where the northerners hob-knobed with Mickey and his friends or lunched in Fans (at Epcot, of course). Side trips to Cocoa Beach and the Kennedy MASA Space Center added to the fun shared by the seniors and their chaperones. The wet, but wonderful, trip ended with a stormy flight out of Orlando airport and a wet return to FA. Band Trip The LV band traveled to Myrtle Beach, liorth Carolina, to compete in the Fies-ta-Val , where they placed first in their class and received a rating of excellent. While in Myrtle Beach, bandsmen went to an amusement park, on a cruise, and to the beach. The favorite activity of those who traveled was the go-cart ride. The students enjoyed testing their driving skills and going fast. The wind-blown activity proved popular with both boys and girls alike. AFS Short-Term Exchanges The AFS short-term exchanges with Fark Ridge fligh School were enjoyable for all. From March 5-9 Fark Ridge students visited LV, staying with members of our local AFS chapter. They visited Seven Springs, Falling Water, and the Powder-mill nature Reserve. Then, from April 30 to May 4, LV students traveled to Fark Ridge, Mew Jersey. They shared classes with the FR students, then toured several new York City tourist sites. Many close friendships were formed in the short period of time shared by the LV and Fark Ridge students. Left: Some band members relaxed on the beach after the parade. Above: Seniors toured ft AS A and got to see many rockets and other spacecraft while in Florida. LIFESTYLES run in the sun The 1987 Spring Fling celebration was held on a bright sunny May afternoon and was enjoyed by both participants and spectators. Mew events presented by the Student Council brought renewed excitement to the day's games. Competition in both the junior and senior high divi- sions was stiff, but all six grades responded to the challenge. The activities began with a sack lunch provided by the cafeteria staff. After a relaxing picnic in the courtyard, everyone moved to the football field where all the contests were staged. Favorites for the spectators were the toilet tissue wrap-up and the whipped cream- lifesaver search. All in all, the afternoon provided a relaxing break from the day-to-day school ritual. STUDENTS On May 21 senior high students were honored during the academic and athletic awards program, numerous scholarships were presented by Mr. Dohoda and representatives of local civic groups. Varsity and junior varsity certificates were given to our athletes. Mr. Whisdosh presented the valedictorian and salu-tatorian awards to Faula Ewt and Darren McClure, respectively. Junior high awards were presented on June 8. The highlight of the day was the naming of Amy Silk and Seth Mundorff to receive the DA ft citizenship awards. HONORED Certificates for perfect attendance as well as recognition for excellence in various subject areas completed the days activities. SHUTTERBUG FEVER Look out, LV, there’s a mad camerman on the loose. The suspect was first confronted on the seniors' trip to Florida disguised as our own Mr. Whisdosh. Everywhere one turned in Florida, he she was sure to find the watchful eye of the video camera scanning the scenery for memorable moments to capture on film. Following the return from the sunny south, Mr. Video reappeared at various school functions during the remainder of the school year. However, only one question remains—who will ever get to view the videos? Laurel Valley students competed at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg s Humanities Day again this year. Students from L K's language classes participated in various categories ranging from prose to art. numerous awards were earned by our students. TRENDS The Class of 1987 found it necessary to stage separate rehearsals for their Commencement exercises. For the first-time ever, an outdoor ceremony was the main priority for the class. The weater cooperated— well, almost—with the practices on the field. However, sensing the need for a backup plan, in case of rain if Joe said it would , the seniors also were asked to endure numerous trial runs for an indoor ceremony. Alternate routes for the exit and entry were practiced as were the various seating arrangements. Fortunately, Joe said it wouldn t until after 7:00 PM, and the outdoor graduation exercises went on as scheduled. Although the threat of rain persisted throughout the commencement exercises, and the wind-blown mortarboards sailed almost like frisbees, the seniors were rewarded with a memorable evening to share with their classmates, friends, and families. BANQUET HONORS YEARBOOK STATES The 1987 yearbook awards banquet was held at the Wildlife Club in Ligonier. A buffet was prepared for members of both the literary and business staffs. The three advisors—Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Wahl—presented each staffer with a specially- designed Laurel emblem. The dinner serves as a reward for a job well-done in the production and financial management of the yearbook. It has become an annual event of great importance and an evening to look forward to for future staffers. NEW STAFF NAMED The time has come for a new group of yearbook staff members to take on the duties and responsibilities that we, the former members, are leaving behind. There are brand new 3R forms waiting to be used and abused. The photofits are just crying to be handled once again. And, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Kelly are eagerly awaiting a new group of willing and able journalists to train. The times you spend preparing your book of memories will bring laughter and frustration. There will be days that you will think that nothing will be done by the deadline, but all of that hard work pays off in the end. We, the 1987 yearbook staff, do hereby give all rights and authorities for the production of the next Laurel to the 1988 staff. Goodbye and good luck. Row 1: A.J. Williams, Jennifer Lentz, Lisa Closson, Allyson Burkett. Row 2: Sheila Colson, Bill Clark, Lisa Bobko, DeeDee Gregory. Julie Shirey, Cindy Clark. Missing: Tricia Garland Monday, June 8 marked the final school day for the 1986-87 term. Students anxiously awaited the arrival and imminent departure of the long yellow line”. Plans for vacations and summer employment possibilities were the main topics of conversation as the buses were pulling away. Soon, however, the buses will once again pull up in front of LV, then to discharge students for the beginning of a new year. 1987 Junior -Senior Prom The 1987 Junior-Senior Prom Will You Still Love Pie? was a great success. For the second year in a row, Seven Springs was the sight of prom and post prom activities. Carol Ritenour was crowned queen during the hour-long Grand March at the high school. Following the Grand March, the couples boarded buses for the ride to the mountains. A buffet dinner was served, after which everyone was entertained by the five-member band Ten till Destiny. At midnight, following a change of clothing, the post prom activities began with bowling, swimming, and miniature golf providing most of the entertainment. At 5:00 AM the tired, but happy, entourage departed for their return to the high school. WILL YOU STILL From Queen Carol Ritenour Junior Officers: Front, Sheri Rose with president Scott McCoy. Also, Dennis Eckels with treasurer Aiiyson Burkett, vice president Lisa Bobko with Rick Mill, and secretary Julie Shirey with Scott Hutchinson. LOVE ME COMMENCEMENT The 1987 graduating class held Its Commencement ceremonies on June 8 at 6:00 FM In the high school stadium. The first-ever outdoor graduation program was highlighted by speeches from valedictorian Faula Ewt. salutatortan Darren McClure, and class president Oreg Fage Thanh you addresses were also given by departing ATS students Lorenzo Bresclanf. Anja Fresdorf. and Laura Rivera. There were tears of both Joy and sorrow shared by many members of the class as they pondered their futures with bright anticipation and high expectations. YESTERDAY'S DREAM, TOMORROW'S MEMORY