North Hills High School - Norhian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1988 volume:

iia 409 lhe Class of 1988 and the Norhian Staff present Volume XxX of Re, Contents Indian Rituals Chiefs Warriors q Tenderfeet Elders Senior Week Indian Customs War Path Tribal Roster Trading Post North Hills High School a 53 Rochester Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15229 2 Activities ion Graduat Class of ‘87 furns the tassel e 2 = oS = 0 2 © Graduation ihe 5 Senior Prom ea SS ws 2 Their long awaited night E Q a 9 Ce oO a XL G © Q - 5 Y) O WY S O O ® O OS 2 R After Prom rea NX © 5 + w D ie Ie L 2 Ss D After-Prom Qanced the night away Juniors Junior Prom ae DiS 4h 2 Ve ‘ 10 a0 iy Ne t . é ke Junior Prom Seniors 12 Jill M. Adamski Monica D. Anderson Jennifer A, Babin Susan R. Baier! Kelly M. Ballintine Cindy L. Barry Robert S. Bartram Robert W. Baumbach Fred E, Baxter Ryan T. Bechtold Jack R. Becker Stacey Becker Michael D. Bennett Frank J. Berger Mary E. Bernhard Roberta A. Biehl Jennifer L. Beisecker Nathan D, Blauch Cynthia A. Boehler Joseph W. Bonistalli “ ae Seniors vt 15 Dawn M. Borner Sharon L. Brandon Jennifer J. Briggs Jay F. Broadbent Laura L, Brosenitsch Suzanne M. Brown Nicole C. Buchimayer Holly A. Burke Michele E, Burke Mark L. Burkhart Kimberley A. Bursic Mary Avis Butler 16 - °. Seniors | : , | Barbara P. Byrd David J. Caldwell Kevin Campbell Robin R. Capezzuto Nancy £. Caracciolo Patrick B. Carey Francis J. Carlin Chris C. Carter fe re “@ ty Re Seniors 47 18 i % oh Seniors Karen L. Castranio Robert G. Charney William K. Chetoka Kenneth M. Chulack Brett A. Churan Jennifer PR. Cilia Christopher D. Cisar Chris G. Clegg Dan J, Clough Joe R. Clyde Dianna L. Cochran Thomas J. Cohan Kenneth J. Collins Jeffery M. Conner Joseph C. Costanzo Renea S. Cowan Catherine E. Cox Lisa A. Coyle Karen M. Cuda Anay J. Cullen Seniors David G. Cullen James S, Cullen Kelly A. Curran Lisa Curran Mary L. Danner Jill R. Davis Richard E. Davis kimberly J. Dawson 20 @ Seniors James E. Dehring Deborah L. Deiss Richard T, Deliman Lisa A. Demas Rita L. Diamond Michelle D. DiBucci Douglas Dickman Ronald A. Dietz Glenn Dilling Susan E—. Dinkel Michael Diorio Sara Direnzo Seniors Qk 21 Joseph M. DiVecchio Michael E, Dolan Thomas Dolby Margaret C. Dougherty ee Kimberly D. Doyle Dale Dressler Aimee L. Duddy Kelly J. Duffy O 22 Seniors | Kathryn A. Duncan Mark M. Ellermeyer Michael A. Erdner Susan J. Ertl Bonnie M. Evans William M. Faller Stephen E. Farrar Laura K. Farren Anthony P. Fedor Jeffrey S. Filip Amy E. Finley Eryn L. Fisher “3 Seniors v 23 Suzanne M. Fleischel Patricia L. Fowler Wade M. Fowler Bryan C. Foy Robert S. Franc Jennifer Frank Randy J. Frank Wendy L. Frank Ken S. Frattini Michelle L. Freiss Robyn B. Frieal Chris A. Froehlich Oe 24 eSeniors Deborah L. Froelich William J. Fucci Rudy M. Fukas Timothy J. Gaichas Thomas W. Galbraith Angelo Galioto Kristen M. Garmey Rebecca L. Garvey Seniors “ 25 Gina M. Gatto Robert J. Gaus Shaun P. Gaus Cynthia M. Gavulich Kimberly L. Geffken Michele L. Gempel Barbara J. Gibson Mark A. Gitzen Steven M. Glazer Jennie A. Glies Wallace O. Glies Brian W. Gochis Amy Golaberg Carla M. Gole Mary T. Good Gary R. Gorajewski Peter J. Gorski Matt J. Grabski Michelle L. Grant Sean R. Green Seniors is’ 27 Gary D. Gressang Richard E. Groskopf Denise K. Guckert Erica C. Gustafson Becky A. Hall Sophia A. Hanna Mindy L. Hannan Lori A. Harms 28 Seniors | Kelly L. Harrington Julie A. Harris William R. Hart Michael E, Hartman Amy E. Hays James J, Head’ Anarew T. Hefferin Dave Helon Kim J. Hemphill John D. Hendler Dale E. Heron Lori M. Hershey Seniors Sara L. Heter Loran E. Hilliard Robert D. Himmler Douglas PR. Hoffman Jason L. Hoffman Terri L. Hollenberger Jody R. Holmes kirk W. Hostetter Ne 30 Scott W. Houston Matthew L. Huffmyer Bethann A. Hugo | Brian D, Hune Jacob J. Hurst Mare C. Hutchison John Ittel Jerry R. Jacoby Kenton G. Jaehnig John E, Jakabecsin Joseph P. Jarvis Dave kK. Johnson Seniors © 34 Colleen B. Jones Tracy L. Jones Dennis M. Jordan Brian A. Kagle Amy Kaiser Cynthia A. Katafiasz Rona D. Kaufman Charles E. Keenan Dawn M. Keller Catherine A. Kelley Laura A. Kelly James F. Kenna PONG: me 32 4% Seniors Cathleen M. Killeen Kelly A. kim Cynthia L. Kimmel Megan Kinne Donal F. Kirwan Amy J. Klueber Melissa A. Kohr Mary Ann Korzi Douglas Kosanovich Nadine Y. Krainc Natalie Kratsas Sanara L. Kremer Sheryl L. Kremer Leasa L. Kuckinskas Michele L. Kuhn Gerald J. Kunco Gregory I. Kuntz Heidi A. Landmeyer Marsha J. Lang Richard S. Lange Ex 34 ke Seniors William H. Langer Jennifer L. Latkovic Jennifer L. LeDonne Frank S. Leone Joseph J. Leszczynski Stuart D. Lindquist Karen A. Lintelman Tracey P. Lisk Oe y Seniors i} 35 Seniors Alana L. Lochner Georgette A. Logan Denise M. Lorenz Marcie L. Lozer Larry A. Lucas Mike J. Lucas Paul C. Lukitsch Carrie A. Lutchko Lisa M. Lydic Glen A. Lyle Amy C. Lyon John D, MacDonald Teresa Madden kristy Magnusadottir David J. Maloni Tracie M. Mance Michael G. Manfred Christin L. Manuel Gloria Marenof Anarew J. Marsh Richard S. Maser Lisa L. Masur Tracey L. Matelan Michelle P. Matessa James P. Matthews Ronald Maurer William Maxwell Sharon Mayer w © Fg 1 Nike Seniors E. Robert Maze Ill Matthew Mazreku Colleen McAnarews Robert McCann Samantha McCartney Stephen McDonald Brian McGoey Martha McGuire Christopher Mcintyre Heather McKee Anarew McKenna Tammy McNickle 8 9 Seniors ige Christopher Meister Renae M. Meister Jacqueline A. Mellon Laurie A. Merwin Michael Meyer Bill J. Michaels Jamie R. Michaels Julie Mihalich Connie G Mitchell Dino C. Morello Heather A. Morphy Greg I. Morris Thomas C. Murcko Francis J. Murphy Sean P. Murphy Margaret L. Nadzam Joe J. Nagy Nicholas L. Nicholl Spero C, Kelli David RP. Niemczyk Sean D. Novay Darren J. Novosel Michael A. Nudi Anne M. O'Brien Colleen B. Odell Amy B. O'Leary John RP. Pajak Matthew D. Palley Erik R. Palmer Debra J. Palmieri Mark W. Parobeck Steven Pasquinelli AG: Be ; 42 Seniors oS 2 e ®O n 5 x iS Se 98 S 8 Sc = © 5 ie ox Ores SS : ofa Pas 9 = 9S Cees Q SS ae Sy Ao Me ® foo I “ : Sop SOD g 9 cD SiS is Ss VO5 og 8 5 € @y SS D Sa Qaxss Q S Sanara L. Podrasky Christine D. Polak James W. Polanosky Leslie L. Pollak Antoinette Pollaro Cynthia L, Ptacek Willie J. Puz Julie L. Ramsey Las 44 ¥ Seniors Colleen Reilly | | Ishu K. Rao Eric S. Renkey Anne M. Riccardi Carole J. Richards Shawn E. Richey Christin Rickard Laura C. Ricketts Scott D. Rickley Evan H. Rigas Kevin J. Roberts Jill ROoCk % Seniors ¢ Frank A. Rodrigues Juli Rollins Robert J. Roma Vickie L. Romanowski Rebecca A. Rombach Stephen J. Rombach Fred Roper Paul C. Rosenberg Me 46 e® Seniors April F. Rouda Fred G. Ruprecht Matthew J. Sanguigni Kendell L. Sawhill Brian R. Schaffer Brian M. Schinaler Stefan kK. Schmiedberg Kirk A. Schmitt Michael J. Schmitt Donald M. Schneider Louis C. Schneider Maryann Schneider Le Seniors ae 47 David R. Scholle Shannon Schomaker Tim J. Schreiber Jean M. Schutty Douglas A. Schwer Shannon L. Scott Kenneth P. Seitz Travis S. Shaheen Michelle L. Shannon Kenneth A. Sheppard Michael G. Skirda Lauri L. Sommers = Sam P. Spade Gary R. Spangler Timothy P. Stahl Timothy Stanish Martin Stanton Amy L. Stefanko Lisa K. Stokes Fred A. Stout Jr. NM O Douglas T. Stradley kKendon A. Stroud Dennine A. Suchma Daniel Sullivan Declan T. Sullivan Nancy Sutherland Kathleen M. Sweeney Robert T. Szabo Gregory Tarker Luann M. Taylor Mark E. Thoma Mark A. Thomas 50 4s Seniors Melissa M. Thomison Lynne M. Tomasello Joseph W. Tomasic Thomas A. Tominac Kathleen A. Totin Thu Tran Christopher P. Trudeau Darcy B. Trunzer Te Seniors we 54 Traci L. Tschannen Jennifer Varraux Jodi L. Vasalani John V. Veltre Leslie A. Verostic Karen L. Vinski Stephen E. Vogel Jeffrey E. Volkman Seniors Richard Votilla , Faith A. Waddell Scott R. Walston William Walt Joseph Walter Lisa A. Walters Jason Ward Kelly J. Ward Mechel A. Warrick Frank Weaver Glenn R. Weaver Thomas P. Wehrle Seniors Amy J. Weingard Kathy Welfer Marcy Wells Larry E. Wespy Emily M. Whalen Charles E. Wild Patricia J. Wild Ann M. Wiley 54 as Seniors Julia M. Wilkins Beth E. Williams Dawn L. Willliams Jody L. Williams Sean A. Winner Heather L. Winslow Kelle J. Winter Lisa Winter Eric J. Wissner Matthew R. Wist Jeffrey R. Wolf Melissa Woodbury Seniors 8°55 Greg Woolley Victoria Yeazel Jennifer L. Yoest Brian T. Zaborowski Mar-Jean A. Zamperini Susan Zbikowski Paul R. Zeak Dana L. Zeman Joseph L. Zinger Brian Zink Dave RP. Zotter Heidi A. Zotter Stanley K. Anick Antonio Langunes Seniors ¢i%2 97 : ie F : ¢ ae rg bia eee the act Caught in 60 Cutting loose es Seniors 62 A final look “ps é 64 Seniors Seniors a 65 Seniors dine and | down the river | 66 gi Senior Dinner Dance dance while they sail on a Gateway Cljoper. Senior Dinner Dance 67 The Seniors who... Are ee a Did most for North Hills Dawn Borner Julie Wilkins 2 : ce ag Alana Lochner Mark Thomas Have nicest smile Kim Dawson Chris Cisar Kris Garmey 68 “s Senior Mosts Greg Morris Caer Nataliae Kratsas, Rich Groskopf Are most musical Kendall Sawhill Larry Lucas Have nicest eyes Eric Renkey Megan Kinne Jeff Conners Senior Mosts BA 69 70 Fa Juniors em bxe 72 eile Home Ec students get experience in child development. The Home Ec Department’s Child Development class con- ducts a nursery school allowing its students to work with chil- dren, 3-5. Students help teach the children shapes. colors and the alphabet while playing games and making crafts. Many students who take the child development class are planning futures in child-related careers. Beth Adams Michelle Ahearn Chris Anawalt Michelle Anderson Linda Ankeny Laura Ashley Jim Atzert Bridget Aufman David Augustine Danielle Austin Tammy Badaracco Mike Bagley Wiliam Bagwell Patty Bajus Carolyn Baker Juniors Julie Baker Becky Ball Dawn Banahasky Tim Banyas Steve Barbour John Barie Julie Barnhart Doug Basinski Andrea Bates Larry Bauman Roberta Bauman .Mark Beatty Rodney Beck John Bedeck Mary Beth Bedeck Jackie Bender Erik Berger Tom Berie Kelly Bisiada Pete Blumberg Jane Boeh Brian Boglitz Tarra Bohr Robert Borner Don Bowman Jim Bradac Kelly Brahler Tom Britt Kristin Brower Derek Brown oy Juniors = 73 ma) vr Bill Bruder Jill Brunner Gretchen Buerkle Joseph Burns Michael Burns Marianne Bursick Kim Buttenfield Michelle Buyna Jeffrey Caldwell Tony Carboni Amy Carder Paula Cassandro Tami Caton John Checque Crista Chiaramonte Creativity, enthusiasm, and imagination are the only tools one needs to create magnificent pots. Mr. Keith Herchroether is the teacher of this clay working class. Beginners and advanced potters make their pots by hand building and throwing them on the wheel. 74 Juniors Ya Ba Bel Mugs, cookie jars, and vases are popular items, but occasionally one might see a parchesi set or teddy bear carried down the hall. Students may not be guaranteed the mastery of working with clay, but they will en- joy using their creations. Amy Chillcott Melissa Christ Debra Coleman Todd Coleman Tammy Collins Mark Conley Barb Connolly Chris Conrad Sean Conroy Keith Conway Michael Corso Bryan Costello Michael Cowan Chad Cribbens Tony D‘Allessandro Leslie Daley Michael Darpino Edward Deffner Dave Deily Andrew Delia Marla DeLuca Mike DeLucia Joe DeReno Joe DeReno Jamie DeRuyter Andrew Deverts Neil DeWeese Mario Dias Wenay Diehl Michael Dietrich Dominic DiLeo Karyn Dinkel Salvatore DiPietro Tara Direnzo Greg Donnelly Rose Donovan Craig Doverspike Tom Drozd Tony Duerring Greg Edgar Tom Emmerling Clay Ennis Jon Flagg Chuck Fisher Kathy Fisher Dale Fogg Tony Folino Mike Foreman Mark Franceschina Amy Frank Tracy Franke Sandy Frattini Kim Frissell Marcy Fuhs Tracy Funk Lee Furnival Jim Gallagher Kimberly Gardner Richard Garrett Matt Gearinger Greg Geary Michelle Gentile Ken Glasser Chris Glaw Kimberly Golis Amy Good Dave Goodworth Mark Goyke Kristen Grandy Jeff Gregg Karen Grimm Laryn Gruseck Cathy Guckert Chris Halas Lori Hall Let’s say if again! When if comes fo the besf, our Indians, WPIAL champs, are No. 1 in the whole USA There aren‘t words enough or pages enough in this yearbook to extol the 1987 Indian football team. The gridders have done more than any- one else ever did to bring wide national attention to North Hills. To have completed an undefeated season and have won the WPIAL championship might have been enough glory but for our Indi- ans, picked the No. 1 team in the country by USA Today, to have maintained that rating through- out a grueling season, was the test of true cham- pions. College coaches have been crowding our halls recruiting Indians. Duane Hitchcock is one Indian the recruiters will have to wait for. Many of the team members are in the class of ‘88, but others, like Duane, will carry on next fall. Juniors 77 Beth Hamburg Brad Hampson Kim Haring Troy Harrington Jean Harris Diane Harrison Gary Hasek Rich Hasek Melissa Haupt Gary Hayden Jeff Heil Rick Heim Craig Heinauer Candi Herzog Sherrie Hickler Kim Hilderbrand George Hines Duane Hitchcock Heather Hoffman Gwyn Hores Mike Horne Dan Hubert Aaron Hughes Scott Hunt Misty Hurley Jeff Hutchison Sheree Hutter Jackie Ide Bob Imler Jennifer Imperant oN aS Vey 78 ss Juniors It’s lke magic Wood shop students leam fo furn a piece of wood into something useful or an object of beauty The elective Wood 1 and Wood 2 courses are an intro- duction to hand and power tool operation as related to the woodworking and plastics industry. The instructional methods used consist of pro- jects, demonstrations, lec- tures, films and tests. Projects for the first semester are small and introductory in nature, de- signed to familiarize the stu- These students are surrounded by some of the equipment and tools that they will be very familiar with before they complete their woodworking classes. Wood ‘1 and 2 meet five peri- ods a week for a full year. dent with the various tools, machines and processes. Sec- ond semester projects are larger, designed to incorpo- rate most of the basic process- es learned. Some beautiful fur- niture has been produced in North Hills’ wood classes Roxanne Interthal Russel Jaehnig Ahsan Jafir Jennifer James Stacey Jesky Laurel Johnson Russell Johnson Eugene Johnston Tammy Jones Josh Joswiak Kimberly Jula Erin Kapaldo Robin Kauffman John Kazmierczak Shawn Keast Juniors ¢ 79 Students discover that World Foods are better than cafeteria There are three different food classes or courses in North Hills High School. They are Basic, Gourmet and World Foods. Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Hartman are the instructors for these courses. Students in these classes are discussing the relative merits of their latest culinery creations. Janise Keller Linda Kelly Jill Kelso Natalle Klosinski Janet Knochel Charles Koett Jim Kohl Heidi Kohne Pamela Kopps Matt Kovacs John Kramar Raymond Kreisel Beth Kummer Christine Ky Julie Labritz 80 wg Juniors Matt Lacher Jinn Lash Mark Laskey Dawn Latkovic Joseph Lauer Michelle Laux Patty Lazaro Ted Lederer Roy Leitch Maura Lengyel Phil Lenz “Sam Liberto Bob Litterini Faith Lobaugh Tom Loebig Diane Longo Scott Lukitsch Tom Lutz Lisa Lyne Travis Macionsky Mike Makinster Lance Malatak Michelle Malone Frank Maloy Mike Mankey Rich Mann Kelly Marshall Ron Martino Kelli Marx Tom Massucci Ye ae 81 Juniors Dawn Matelan Derek Matoka Jessica Matthews Craig Matulevic Eric Maurer John McArdle Becky McCartan Patti McClelland Bob McClintock Bridget McCourt Megan McCoy Kevin McGraw Tim McGraw Christopher McGoey Kathleen McGonigle A Metal Course is just one of seven Industrial Art- s Technology elective classes offered at North Hills. It is Concerned with the use and care of both hand and power metal working tools and equip- ment. It consists of units in machine, sheetmetal, 82 ae Juniors foundry, forging, cold metal and electrical welding. Other units include TIG welding, oxy-acetylene welding, spinning, metal testing and electric dis- charge machining. Jeff McKinley Myles McNickle Dave Meister Kristen Meredith Amy Mergenthaler Jeff Merlino Scott Merrim an Lisa Middleton Rich Milesky Casey Miller Lauren Mitchell Scott Mlakar Tamara Mock Dana Moffa Edward Monroe Alice Moore Shawn Moran Antonio Morello Randy Morgan Raoul Morren Gena Morton Ray Mroch John Mueller Pattie Myers Robert Nadel Lynn Nagy Jodi Negri Jim Neuscheler Chuck Nicholson Nicole Nicoletti Ray Nicoletti Becky Novak Caryn Ogden Walt Opiela Angela Page Tejon Paglialonga Scott Palermo Erika Palmer Michael Paschaledis Shawn Pastor Shannon Paulat Tammy Peaslee Natalie Penrod Christine Perenyi Linda Peterson Lauri Petrocelly Chris Pfaffle Mark Pilotta Gary Pintado Cathy Polanosky Ronald Potter Shane Priddy Christie Puz Darrell Rawlings Tim Reagan Mark Reardon Missy Reid Michele Richey Kristen Robb Dan Rodgers ve Oe 84 ge Juniors Anne Roma Charles Rombach Tim Romine Kristen Rose Heather Ruprecht Debbie Sabina Ray Saluga Jason Sappie Cris Savoca Debbie Scafede Dawn Scalfero Kristie Schaeffer Frank Schell Christine Schmitt T.J. Schmitt Like their ABCs Future engineers, draffsmen get basic skills, training in technical drawing class Technical Drawing is another of the Industrial Arts Technology elective courses offered at North Hills for young men and young women. The course is designed to include a wide variety of subject matter and drawing problems. It includes units in sketching, lettering, introduction to blue- print reading, use of instruments, pictorial draft- ing, orthographic interpretation, dimensioning, sectioning, sheetmetal developments, basic ar- chitecture, and drawing reproduction. This course is recommended for students who have an interest in drafting, engineering or in a techni- cal education. Technical Drawing 1 and Techni- cal Drawing 2 each meet five periods a week for a full year. These students of Technical Drawing may also elect a one- semester course in Architectural Drawing, during which they will design an energy saving home of tomorrow, complete with floor plan and elevations. Juniors 85 Marie Schrankel Jenny Schrimper Kimberly Schulz Shawn Schutzman Lori Schwarzmeier Dave Schweitzer Christine Scott John Shaffer Cindy Shields Doug Simmons Steven Simpson Shawn Sinn Adam Slade Jay Smith Matt Smith Evon Spoonhoward Brenda Stack Julie Stanier Matt Steenson Mary Streit Debi Striganivicz Jerry Sunday Natalie Suto Meg Sweeney Lori Switalski Brandon Talbot Kara Taylor Rich Texter Fred Thomas Jeff Tobolski 86 he Juniors When you don’t feel well, the nurse’s office is the place fo be. In a school of almost 1500 students, its follows that some of them are going fo feel ill every day. These upsets can run from simple headaches to fever, nausea to serious stomach upset. The office is ready to help. _ Mrs. Holler checks the temperature of one student, at right, while above, another student uses the handy cot. Donna Tokarski John Tomasic Lisa Trimber Shana Tripp Chris Urban Troy Ussack Mary Varion Tracy Vilsack Robert Vilsek Jodi Vincent Shawn Vogt Eric Vukson John Wachowski Elizabeth Wagner Eric Waldschmidt Juniors Bi 87 Woodshop provides opportunity fo become fine cabinet makers From these woodshop classes you could find beautiful clocks, bookcases, cabinets, tables etc., throughout the homes of North Hills students. The finished products are the result of hard work in excellent shops. Students carefully crafting their projects from ordinary pieces of wood to the finished furniture they plan. Rick Walton Joann Warrick Kim Weckley Kevin Weis Todd Weissenstein Grant Weller Travis Wellner Michelle Wenger Rick Werner Rob Werner Laurie Westman Gretchen Wetzel JanetAnn Wiegand Adam Wilczak Steve Wiley 88 as Juniors Steve Wilk Jeff Wissner Roberta Wissner Lisa Wolf Jill Wolni Scott Woodling Timothy Woods Patty Wyzkoski Leigh Yates Jim Young Patrick Young Scott Zmuda Todd Zunic Kristine Van Newkirk Died May, 1987 Hot Air Balloon accident Look into future Business students get chance fo learn computer technology in a business-like atmosphere The Office of the Future was designed and built for our school in the spring of 1986. Our office contains ten Apple Macintosh computers and a Lazerwriter printer. The facility is used for most business courses including accounting, data pro- cessing, word processing and office technol- ogies. The software used includes MacWrite, Ma- cOffice, MacPaint and Jazz. This room gives students an opportunity to use the up-to-date technology that is found in the real business world so they have an edge when they start looking for a job after commencement. Evon Spoonhoward and Debbie Palmieri expressing pleasure at the successful fulfilment of a difficult computer assign- ment. In the past two years, many other students have shared in this same delight. Juniors ge 89 90 bi Sophomores 92 hae YS ne ay � ve A 314 Row 1—Tami Bright, Cheri Brahler, Mary Cato, Tina Coleman, Steffi Capan, Debbie Cochran, Michelle Cline; Row 2—Tricia Cervi, Cheryl Brylka, Lisa Charney, Krista Brownlee, Nichole Brown; Row 3—Pete Carioto, Scott Burkhart, Dave Chorba, Dan Carr; Row 4—Brian Condle, Brian Conti, Chris Cappetta, Garrett Brown, Steve Broskey Sophomores A 304 Row 41—Jill Alston, Wendy Anderson, Michelle Ashton, Jennifer Abbott, Missy Biel, Lisa Agostoni, Jenn Boyce; Row 2— Jim Boyle, Brian Boardman, Chris Barn- hart, Jennifer Bernhard, Tina Banas- zewski, Brian Bocka, Rege Barnhart, Row 3—Brian Bieller, Keith Balzer, Greg Botinovich, Mary Adamchik, John Balao, Jason Atzert, Mike Bober; Row 4—Jonhn Bird, Erik Bangham, Geoff Bender, Mike Bork, Scott Adams, Jim Bish. A 300 Row 141—Jennifer Croley, Dana Cronin, Kelly Earley, Jennifer Dreier, Kim Ewing, Tracy Danik, Darlene Dzialowski; Row 2—Melissa Duncan, Jacki Davis, Nicole Downing, Shelly Dauer, Pam Davis, Barb Dreves; Row 3—Pat Elliott, John Filipcic, Rick Fletcher, Duane Fahrion, Jim Farina; Row 4—Chuck Fedell, Dave DeLuca, Matt Dereno, Chris Craig. E315 Row 1—kKristine Fuchs, Michele Gropelli, Ellen Gordon, Lisa Hall, Cindy Grabski, Tricia Fritz, Sara Frank, Melanie Giegel; Row 2— Linda Groskopf, Wendy Game- lier, Jackie Fornunato, Sarah Glessner, Sheri Frissell, Amy Ger- kin, Amy Hadfield, Gretchen Gruener, Row 3—David Ger- lach, Holly Giger, Dawn Goetz, | Eileen Froelich, Lynn Frances- 7 china, Amy Freund, Sean Grillo, | Brian Forst; Row 4—Dan Gru- seck, Rick Fukas, Don Green, Bri- an Golis, Paul Gustafson, Mich Hagmiaier. B 331 Row 41—Jill Harrington, Lisa Jan- kowski, Tracy Jones, Michelle Heil- man, Marci Herman, Beth Hersh- berger, Amy Hurray; Row 2— Denise Hunt, Lisa Hune, Amy Jan- sen, Yvonne Hnatow, Chris Hussar, Melissa Herzer; Row 3—Bill Hol- linger, Dana Juillerat, John Hun- singer, Ray Hildenbrand, Chad Jen- kins, Mike Jurasek, Brian Hallam; Row 4—Scott Hinterleiter, Chris He- lon, Scott Hay, Frank Janicki, Mike Hilinski, Ken Hollis, Scott Huckestein. C 349 Row 1—Tracy Kennedy, Michelle Kosanovich, Mary Kachmar, Lori Katafiasz, Amy Kodrich, Mi- chelle Kundrat; Row 2—Mike Kramer, Joe Krainc, Toni Kremer, Jim Kryl, Mark Kohlhepp; Row 3—Kevin Krapp, Matt Klenk, Keith Kecks, Raymond Klenk, Jeff Klinefelter, Bob Killmeyer, Craig Kunkle, Greg Keenan; Row 4—Mark Klein, Tony Kratz, Andy Kamper, Jason krotine, Chris Kuntz, Jim Kramer Sophomores + 93 94 B-337 Row 4—Ann Miller, Stacey Molcan, Jen- nifer Moran, Kris Milner, Tami Meta, Kerri McCreary; Row 2—Steve McKee, Jenn Mildrich, Alyssa McDermott, Michelle McCoy, Patrick Meehan; Row 3— Shawn McCann, Mike McGuire, Brian McLaughlin, Don McCallum, Chris Milaz- zo, Ajay Mirani, Curt Medsger. Sophomores E-317 Row 1—Becky Lange, Kari Manheimer, Gretchen La- Porte, Sandy Martin, Lucy Mastantuono; Row 2—Amy Lange, Robin Mangan, Cindi Lyons, Cindy Lange; Row 3—Doug Lardin, Kevin Lynch, Simeon Liebman, Ray Lowe, Matt James Lucas; Row 4—Matt John Lucas, Tom Lisak, Clay Luffey, Wayne Lucas, Martin Marino. B-219 Row 41—Beth Nadel, Carol Morris, Shannon Nowark, Maggie Myers, Grace Paglia- longa, Melisssa Nutter; Row 2— Jim O’Mal- ley, Holly Napiecek, Denise Niemczyk, Me- lissa Moul, Sue Morrell, Steve O'Connor; Row 3—Doug Nash, Steve Munshaw, Ron Noonan, Dan Morphy, Tom Murphy, Pat O'Leary; Row 4—Tim Neuscheler, Brian Napper, Doug Paluti, Ken Orloski, Roger O’Mara, Brendan O’Brien. B 221 Row 4—Heather Popielski, Lee Ann Pitrusu, Tammy Powers, Kristy Poneleit, Genni Price; Row 2—Michelle Prewitt, Paula Pasquinelli, Cindy Puskar, Jen Patterson, Shelly Platek, Sherry Platek; Row 3—Alison Plaskon, Jim Pi- card, Kurt Phillips, Chris Poloka, Sumit Parikh, April Polito, Karrie Parks; Row 4— Eric Platek, Dave Popelka, Paul Pegher, Vince Pirone, Vince Pollaro. B 223 Row 41—Sandy Schaefer, Lara Ritten- house, Mardi Sawhill, Holly Rodgers, Laura Sandoe, Holly Sauter; Row 2—Dawn Ren- zelman, Heather Rice, Marija Radovick, Amy Reichard, Nicole Ross, Robin Raida, Rebecca Ravis; Row 3—Doug Roman- owski, Bob Reubi, Mark Salac, Chris Santilli, Rich Rebel; Row 4—Dave Rozniata, Jeff Schaffnit, Tim Redshaw, John Roney, Rob Radzanowski, Bill Richards. E 319 Row 1—Amy Sell, Heather Seiler, Joy Shuttleworth, Valerie Sciotto, Dawn Schulties; Row 2—Cindy Schneider, Dayna Singley, Kerry Schindler, Emily Sieffert; Row 3—Tim Sherman, Io Ray Schellenberger, Scott Snead, Chris Scott; Row 4—Mark Schmitt, Tedd Stahl, Joe Shimkus, Mike Smith, Chris Soukup. “cay | ss tpeh ¢za and “9 been Fon bok ty naan DEAN TEA EMN. edd Co ' i ay) Sophomores “' 95 oy Pate ar + B 231 Row 1—Pam Wydrenski, Lisa Yocum, Ja- mie Weaver, Wendy Wiegand, Joann Warrick, Darlene Zavidny; Row 2—Dave Woelfel, Missy Wilczynski, Laura Yoder, Tanya Zinsner, Tom Wespy; Row 3—Matt Weber, Rich Yorocko, Mark Williams, Tim Yocum, Tom White; Row 4—Edward Zetwo, Bob Zbikowski, Bill Woistman, Matt Wilczak, Eric Zaborowski, Matt Wukitch. Sophomores E 323 Row 1—Kerri Stein, Patty Thornton, Carrie Sunderman, Laura Vardzel, Alison Tweed, Heather Thomas; Row 2—Ninette To- minac, Elwood Tegtmeier, David Waldsch- midt, Vicki Walker, Paul Vicek, Lee Tait; Row 3—Jason Stern, Darren Thomas, Greg Steiger, Matt Stys, Eric Vogel, Jeff Steiger, John Vinski; Row 4—Paul Vilscek, Brian Viga, Damon Viscusi, Matt Vaupel, Dave Steigerwald, Matt Sullivan. A 305, A 307, C 345, B 141 Row 1—Antonette DiPietro, Amy Martin, Ju- lie Lanz, Kim Matoka, Shelley Cepanec, Ra- chel Bonistalli, Missy Bachman; Row 2—John Cunningham, Tracy Burgoon, Ingrid Priestley, Robin Wasko, Stephanie Soscia, Jennifer Cherpes, Nate Smith; Row 3—Chuck Sweeney, Dave O'Dell, Jim Lokar, Scott Wil- liamson, Scott Ross, Brian McKinley, Mark Miko; Row 4—Mike Andrews, Alan Connor, George Gdovichin, Ken Buckley, David Groetzinger, P.J. Morelli. i Members of the School Board: Seated—Alice Harvey, Josephine Dockman, Joan O’Brien, Patricia Hasek, Carol Nowark: Stand- ing—Superintendent Joshua Geller, Ronald Giallonardo, Charlotte Kowalski, David Kaule, Gary Milliken. Not pictured: Joyce Contouris (pictured above right.) C, 400 a Administration Dr. Richard Domencic High School Principal Dr. Karen Cercone eee A-K House Principal reo L-Z House Principal Jack McCurry Vice Principal Ass‘t Athletic Director Re w Dr. Dale E. McDonald Sandy Dobler Dr. James Higgins Ass‘t. 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Senior Day Senior Week Day 5 Homecoming Fe Homecoming Homecoming Day 5 Homecoming Fans Homecoming 123 Homecoming Homecoming OXelk Clan a Queen canalicdates on parade Pictured on the left: Too—The royal court: Runner- up Kris Garmey (girl’s basketball), Dan Sullivan; Travis Shaheen, Queen Peggy Hesidence (DECA); Andy McKenna, Runner-up Kim Dawson (football). Cen- ter—Jack Becker, Julie Wilkins (girls volleyball); Frank Mikovitz, Lisa Demas (boys tennis); Fred Rup- precht, Mindy Hannon (wrestling); Ryan Bechtold, Jodi Williams (AFS); Troy Harrington, Renae Cowan (orchestra). Bottom—Scott Walston, Chris Froelich (A.W. Beattie); Kelly Kim (baseball), Steve Vogel; Lauri Sommers (boys volleyball), Dave Maloni. Above—Sherri Smith (boys cross country), Darrin Pochan. Homecoming 125 isis )e, canalidates on parade Pictured on the right: Top—Rob Himmler, Cindy Ga- vulich (forensics); Ken Collins, Megan Kinne (boys soccer), Jennifer Frank (swim team), John MacDon- ald. Center—Dave Zotter, Denine Suchma (boys golf); Doug Stradley, Heidi Landmeyer (student council); Pat Lowden, Debbie Froelich (girls cross country); Jim Ebbert, Laura Farren (health careers); Chuck Keenen, Ann Wiley (girls tennis). Bottom—kris Garmey (girls basketball), Dan Sullivan; Jennifer Var- raux (girls soccer), Fred Stout; Natalie Kratsas (Nor- hian production staff), Chris Helon. Above—Julie Rollins (boys basketball), Bob Bombach. Homecoming ita Queen canalcates on parade Pictured at left: Too —Andy McKenna, Kim Dawson (football); Brett Churan, Michelle Burke (senior class); Shannon Shoemaker (cheerleading), Declan Sullivan; Peggy He- sidence (DECA), Travis Shaheen. Center— Jeff Petrilla, Jean Shutty, (SADD); Keith Siddoway, Patti Fowler (Key Club); Rick Maser, Beth Williams (band); Adam Slade, Lisa Lydic (National Honor Society); Mike Bennett, Becky Garvey (hockey). Below left—Laura Kelly (choir), Willie Puz. Below right—Rick Grosskopf, Roberta Biehl (theater). Homecoming 127 Homecoming Queen Peggy I a Music is imoortant at North Hills Award-winning Orchestra adds to NH reputation Row 41—Kelly Bastone, Dawn Mistrik, Renea Cowan, Jenny Bie- secker, Val Sciotto, Kelly Harrington, Jennifer Glia, Gretchen La- Porte, Melissa Duncan, Lynn Franceschina, Allyson Harnaha, Wen- dy Schulz, Lucy Mastantuono, Kim Hemphill; Row 2—Kathy Fisher, Christy Schmitt, Kim Schulz, Monica Anderson, Anne Riccardi, Robin Cappezutto, Erica Gustafson, Julie Stanier, Kim Haring, Cindy Shields, Matt Huffmyer, Rick Maser, Ed Deffner, Ingrid Priestley; Row bee A ame feta gee PS ease Oe a fo ae eee Pee! pees nae Se) as Joa eee SN aes lf TR ae a a Ee | BF =| =) on) pare eer eee a Oat Fe ee | 0 eee) ss a ae ee tA PN sean ree cen | Sarowe | arene EO ee Bh hee De a Fg eae | eterno J mnaaoas | nets | nanan: OLaeme ta [ei ase een Jeena bead be ere a geese) 2 | ase one] neta as) eames ae span PY came ATE GIGS A. , =o Se ee (Sa OF ae a pre Jae] ef Ma 430 Orchestra ‘| i 3—Sheree Hutter, Alice Moore, Katie Kelley, Heather Morphy, | Rona Kaufman, Heidi Koehne, George Gdoichin; Row 4—Laurie | Westman, Patty Bajus, Karen Castranio, Greg Kuntz, Rick Deliman, | Larry Lucas, Kirk Hostetter, Paul Gustafson, Tony Fedor. Orchestra} members missing from the picture: Kevin McGaw, Steve McDon- | ald, Alan Conner, John Wachowski, Chris Kuntz, Ted Lederer and Nicole Rodrigues. } + Tae NH bands bring outstanding music to area Symphony and Jazz Band perform many concerts wy 3h a Symphony Band: Row 4—Mike Nudi, Dave Maloney, Julie Stanier, Rick Maser; Row 3—Mar Jean Zamperini, Chery! Brylka, Heather Cindy Shields, Peggy Nadzam, Anne Riccardi, Robin Capezzuto, Popielski, Kim Matoka, Greg Kuntz, Eric Jansen, John Kazmierzak, Valerie Payne, Sheree Hutter, Julie Wilkins, Christy Schmitt, Kim Shawn Pastor, Patty Bajus, Tom Emmerling, Kathy Fisher, Dino Mo- Shulz; Row 2—Mary Adamchik, Monica Anderson, Erica Gustafson, rello; Row 4— Alice Moore, Kim Haring, Matt Huffmyer, Grant Wel- Lisa Lydic, Mary Danner, Cathleen Cox, Larry Lucas, Karen Cas- ler, Matt Smith, Matt Gearinger, Adam Slade, Tim McGaw, Joe tranio, Heidi Kohne, Katie Kelley, Heather Morphy, Tony Feedor, Zinger, Kirk Hostetter, Rick Deliman, Fred Baxter, Paul Gustafson, Po oS = ae Jazz Band: Row 1—Mike Nudi, Dave Maloney, Karen Castranio, Rick Maser, Adam Slade, Tim McGaw, Joe Zinger, Kirk Hostetter, Heidi Kohne, Row 2—Larry Lucas, Greg Kuntz, Eric Jansen, Shawn Rick Deliman, Fred Baxter. Pastor, Tom Emmerling, Paul Gustafson, Matt Huffmyer; Row 3— Band i 434 Band is big attraction af games Wonderful music, slick formations thrill the fans in half time show Voices in harmony Girl’s Choir Row 4—Kim Dawson, Jodi Vincent, Kendall Sawhill, Jill Brunner, Toni DiPietro, Mardi Sawhill, Jean Schutty, Nancy Sutherland, Mary Streit, Michelle McCoy, Tami Meta, Rachel Bonistalli, Hei- di Landmeyer, accompanist; Row 2—Valerie Sciotto, Debbie Deiss, Dawn Scalfero, Lou Switalski, Connie Mitchell, Jody Pav- lot, Kim Gardner, Laura Kelly, Dayna Singley, Leasa Kuckinskas, Lisa Charney, Barb Gibson, Jill Davis; Row 3—Michele Gempel, 134 Choir Lynn Nagy, Nicole Ross, Chris Milner, Lexi Sanford, Krista Brown- lee, Kristen Grandey, Jenny Latkovic, Debi Striganivicz, Alison Tweed, Michelle Wenger; Row 4—Jennifer Babin, Debbie Sa- bina, Gretchen Buerkle, Missy Bachman, Ellen Gordon, Rober- ta Biehl, Laryn Gruseck, Michelle Freiss, Nicole Brown, Jody Williams, Gretchen Wetzel, Julie Lanz. Ef bi a i. | Bell Choir Seated—Jenny Latkovic, Dendall Sawhill; Standing—Toni DiPi e- tro, Kristen Grandey, Michelle Freiss, Pat Meehan, John Jabcksin, Glenn Weaver, William Puz. Boy’s Choir For some obscure reason, most of these choir members wanted to use the last name Tyler, but they are: Row 4—John Jabcksin, Glenn Weaver, Joe Bonistalli, Steve McKee, Doug Stradley; Row 2—Pat Meehan, Willie Puz, Darrin Pochan, George McKee; Row 3—Marc Huchison, Doug Dickman, Tom Cohan, Kendon Stroud; Row 4. .Nathan Blauch, Rick Werner, Rick Groskopf, Keith Betts. Choir a 135) Front row—Laura Kelly, Patrick Meehan, Kendall Sawhill, Glenn | Kim Gardner; Standing—Laryn Grusick, Rick Groskopf, Roberta Weaver, Mardi Sawhill, William Puz, Joe Bonistalli, Darrin Pochan, _ Biehl. Ed Choir Officers: Glenn Weaver, vice president; Kim Dawson, secre- tary; Darrin Pochan, president; Kendall Sawhill, vice president, Lau- ra Kelly, treasurer; Mr 2g Gyllsdorff, music director. 136 Choir Mixed Ensemble Row 4—Kendell Sawhill, Kim Dawson, Rachel Bonistalli, Tami Meta, Laura Kelly; Row 2—Ellen Gordon, Connie Mitchell, Kristen Grandey, Kim Gardner, Mardi Sawhill, Jennifer Babin; Row 3— Roberta Biehl, Doug Stradley, Glenn Weaver, William Puz, Darrin Pochan, Pat Meehan, Joe Bonistalli, Laryn Gruseck; Row 4— Nathan Blauch, Keith Betts, Rick Werner, Rick Groskopf, Tom Cohan, Kendon Stroud. Choir Oe 4 137 a Flagiine inspires Inaian fans i e y 138 Rag Flagline Majorettes Gh 139 uv + 5 D C = O L ineir way ING W I r Cheerleaders keeo crowd in frenzy Varsity cheerleaders: Row 4—Jackie Bender, Marianne Bursick, Jill Brunner, Kimberly Dawson, Brenda Stack, Melissa Christ; Row 2—Vickie Romanowski, Heather Hoffman, Kimberly Doyle, Missy Reid, Julie Rollins, Nicole Nicoletti, Kristie Schaeffer; Row 3—Shannon Scho- maker, Diane Harrison, Maggie Dou- gherty, Jane Boeh, Rose Donovan, Chrissie Conrad. Missing: Kelli Nicholl. At right Kim Dawson, captain and Maggie Dougherty, co-captain of the White Varsity; Shannon Schomaker, captain, and Brenda Stack, co-captain of the Red Varsity teams. 440 Pi Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 4—Shelly Cepanec (co captain), Jennifer Dreier, Rachel Bonistalli; Row 2—Amy Hadfield, Jennifer Bernhard, Melanie Giegel, Shelly Dauer (co captain); Row 3— Sara Frank, Jill Alston, Kerry Schindler. Missing: Amy Reichard. At left, senior members of the squad form a pyramid; Bottom row—Shannon Schomaker, Julie Rollins, Maggie Dougherty; Middle— Kimberly Doyle, Vickie Romanowski; Top—Kim Dawson. Missing senior: Kelli Nicholl. os serleaders 144 Drama Club, Thespians are ac (Ors Pe ‘ 5 oes ag Drama Club officers are Sue Zbikowski, secretary; Natalie Kratsas, president; Karen Vinski, vice president; Sophia Hanna, historian. 142 pa Thespians Row 4—Lisa Winter, Col- leen Reilly, Karen Vinski, Natalie Kratsas, Candi Herzog, Juli Rollins, Mi- chele Burke, Heather Hoffman; Row 2—Kristy Brower, Sophia Hanna, Rona Kaufman, Jean Schutty, Roberta Biehl, Anne O’Brien, Nancy Sutherland, Rick Gros- kopf, Lynn Nagy, Lisa De- mas; Row 3—Natalie Penrod, Stephanie Sou- cia, Marci Herman, Re- becca Ravis, Heather Thomas, Julie Lanz, Valer- ie Sciotto, Jim Dehring, Doug Stradley; Row 4— Beth Kummer, Sherrie Hickler, Mary Beth Be- deck, Darcy Trunzer, Dawn Williams, Jackie Mellon, Sue Zbikowski, Gregory Edgar. Thespians NFL: Membershio IS AISO debatable NFL Debaters: Laura Ashley, Mario Dias, James Reichmuth, Brian | Boglitz, Brian Hinnebush, John Reichmuth. | National Forensic League officers: James Reichmuth Ill, president; John Reichmuth, vice president; Andy Cullen, treasurer, Valerie Gavulich, corresponding secretary; Marc Hutchison, chairman. Brian Hinnebush, James Reichmuth, Shawn Pastor, Mike Andrews, NFL Membership: Row 4—Amy Hurray, Tracy Burgon, Pam Wy- drenski, Joy Shuttleworth, Andy Cullen, Valerie Sciotto, Marc Mario Diaz. Hutchison; Row 2—Laura Ashley, Brian Boglitz, John Reichmuth, e 144 wet NFL, Debate Ski club calls Inrongs To slopes Membership defies identification. Can you find yourself? Ski Club a 145 Row 1—Amy Klueber, Valerie Sciotto, Marc Hutchinson, Becky Garvey, Dana Zeman, Kristen Garmey, Margaret Dougherty, Susan Baierl, Jennifer Verraux; Row 2—Susan Ertl, Sandy Podrasky, Jody Pavlot, Kim Welkey, Dana Moffa, Mi- chelle Gentile, Gena Morton, Kelly Ballintine, Patty Wild; Row 3—Roberta Wissner, Cathy Polanosky, Mary Varion, Lori Schwarzmeier, Amy Mergenthaler, Candi Herzog, Heather Ruprecht, Jenny Schrimper, Alison Plaskon, Mary Adamchik; Row 4—Tracey Franke, Michelle Malone, John Kazmerchik, Paul Michalka, Tim Stanish, Brian Gachis, Jennifer Frank, Me- gan Kinne, Julie Wilkins, Nancy Sutherland; Row 5—Sam Li- berto, Ed Jaymes, Joe Lauer, John Doe, Eric Maurer, John Reichmuth, Jeff Conner, Dan Sullivan, Lisa Lyne, Jane Boeh; Row 6—Patti Fowler, Julie Ramsey, Leslie Pollak, Kathy Totin, Michelle Richey, Dawn Latkovic, Missy Reid, Nicole Nicoletti, Laurie Westman, Mary Beth Bedeck; Row 7—Amy Lyon, Fred Roper, Rob Himmler, Doug Hoffman, Valerie Payne, Mi- chelle Wenger, Tejan Paglialonga, Kami Syfert, Cindy Platek, Jill Davis, Chris Carter; Row 8—Peggy Nadzam, Colleen O'Dell, Amy Chillcott, Emily Sieffert, Robin Raida, Kristbjorg Magnusel, Andrea Bates, Kristy Brewer, Wendy Diehl, Matalie Penrod, Beth Kummer; Row 9—Sponsor Mr. Buffalino, Kelle Winter, Lisa Pirone, Chris Froehlich, Peggy Hesidence, Heath- er Hoffman, Laura Ashley, Tanya Zinsner, Sue Morrell, Marci Heiman, Tracy Jones, Kelly Kim; Row 10—Georgette Logen, Jody Williams, Tina Manuel, Sue Fletschel, Molly Jackson, Traci Tschannen, Lauri Sommers, Lisa Demas. Key Officers, at right, seated—Lauri Sommers, secretary treasurer; Patti Fowler, president; standing—James Dehring, vice president; Mr. Buffalino, sponsor, 146 a Key Club key Club, Keyettes form single unit DECA operates store for students Distributive Education Council of America: Row 1—Leslie Pollak, fiasz, Travis Shaheen, Patty Wild, Joanne Warrick, Kim Barr, Lynn Michael Zarra, Ron Potter, Fred Thomas, Kevin Nutter, Charles Hooper, Kelly Treiber; Row 3—Julie Ramsey, Amy Kaiser, Debbie Rombach, Peggy Hesidence, Loran Hilliard, Sean Winner, Linda Scafede, Kevin Weis, Becky McCartan, Melissa Schell, Kendon Ankeney; Row 2—Laurie Merwin, Denise Guckert, Cindy Kata- Stroud, Marcy Wells, Larry Wespy. DECA officers: Row 1—Ron Potter, treasurer; Kevin Row 2—Joan Warrick, social chairman, Patty Wild, Nutter, social chairman; Leslie Pollak, secretary; Debbie —_ vice president; Kim Barr, president; Loran Hilliard, trea- Scafede, social chairman; Linda Ankeney, secretary; surer; Larry Wespy, assistant treasurer. DECA Ra 147 AFS offers chance fo meet students from other lands American Field Service officers: Front Row—Kim Geffkin, vice president; Juli Rollins, secretary; Rear—Stuart Lindquist, Sean Richey, Jody Williams, president; Andy Cullen, assistant treasurer, Seated down front—kKristbjorg Mangnusdottir, Iceland exchange student, Juli Rollins; Row 4—Andy Cullen, Kim Geffkin (host family), Jody Williams, Sean Richey, Julie Baker, Gretchen Buerkle, Stuart Lindquist; Row 2—Roberta Wissner, Sue Ertl, Sandy Podrasky, Marc Hutchins, Valerie Sciotto, Willie Puz, Joe Bonistalli; Row 3—Dana Moffa, Candi Herzog, Jenny Schrimper, Tracey Franks, Kim Weckley, Dave Caldwell. Martina Schock of Germany and Catherine Warburton of South Africa came to North Hills as exchange students in January. 148 ge AFS Academic excellence is recognized Top students named to National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society pictured above: Row 4—Anne O'Brien, Rona Kaufman, Jennifer Frank, Jennifer Varraux, Kristen Garmey, Nancy Suther- land, Heather Morphy, Julie Wilkins; Row 2—Kendell Sawhill, Sue Baierl, Wendy Frank, Maggie Dougherty, Megan Kinne, Dana Zeman, Colleen O'Dell, Heidi Land- meyer, Lisa Lydic, Donna Tokarski, Heather Winslow, Jacki Mellon, Chris Urban; Row 3—Peggy Nadzam, Heather Aland, Tracey Frank, Candi Herzog, Dana Moffa, Kim Weckley, Julie Baker, Beth Kummer, Kristen Grandey, Julie Stanier, Jean Schutty, Dawn Borner; Row 4—Greg Morris, John Reichmuth, Shaun Gaus, Laurie Westman, Nichole Nicoletti, Nancy Caracciolo, Natalie Klosinski, Brian Hinnebusch, Kevin Campbell, Stefan Schmiedberg, Matt Kovacs, Sam Liberto, Tom Murcko; Row 5—Spero Nicholas, Mike Nudi, Chris MclIn- tyre, Paul Michalka, Matt Gearinger, John Kazmierc- zak, Grant Wellor, Joe Lauer, Brian Boglitz, Rick Maser, Doug Hoffman, Darrin Pochan, Dino Marsello. National Honor Society officers, at right are: Dawn Borner, vice president; Stefan Schmiedberg, treasurer; Darrin Po- chan, president; Lisa Lydic, secretary. National Honor HK 449 Health in their future Nadine Krainc, Health Careers president; Mrs. As part of the career training, club members spent an evening a week at Thomas, Community Relations, Suburban Suburban General Hospital, visiting various departments and learning about General Hospital, Aimee Duddy, secretary different careers in the health field. Above, with gowns and caps, they prepare treasurer. Shanan Brandon, vice president, to witness surgery in the operating room. not pictured. Members of the Health Careers Club: Row 4—Aimee Duddy, Laura Farrin, Cindy Grabski, Mary Varion, Cindy Ptacek; Row 2—Lin- da Detch, Tricia Fritz, Ellen Gordon, Lexi Sanford, Nichole Ross. 450 Health Careers Kristen Rose, Basiness Manager Norhian Business Staff. Row 4—Sam Liberto, Ishu Rao, Eric Maurer, Laura Petrocelly, Matt Kovacs, Keith Kex; Row 2— Michelle Gentile, Kristen Rose, J. P. Reichmuth, Joe Laurer, Brian Hinnebusch, Mike Andrews, Mary Beth Bedeck, Gena Morton. ae Norhian Business ae 454 “ro restos rE EvORe rR ani a v aS POXOOK AE Members of Student Council include: Row 4—Jackie Bender, Jill Brunner, Becky Garvey, Michele Burke, Kelle Winter, Dana Feman, Laura Westman, Nicole Nicoletti, Rebecca Ravis; Row 2—kristy Brauer, Beth Kummer, Jacki Mellon, Nancy Sutherland, Heidi Land- meyer, Tracy Franke, Heather Aland, Candi Herzog, Dana Moffa, Kim Weckley; Row 3—Laura Ashley, Heather Hoffman, Janet Wie- Student Council officers: Jacki Mellon, treasurer; Heidi Land- meyer, president; Nancy Suther- land, secretary. Absent: Fred Thomas, vice president. 452 ae Student Council si gand, Lisa Wolf, Chris Glaw, Michelle Gentile, Jody Williams, Joe Lauer, Jeff Farina, Shelly Dauer; Row 4—Valerie Sciotto, Marc Hutchison, Tina Manuel, Lisa Lyne, Andy Delia, Steve Simpson, Dave Popelka, Simeon Liebner, Mary Beth Bedeck, Jeff Conner, Dan Sullivan. Senior Class officers: Wendy Frank, secretary treasurer; Mi- Junior Class officers: Jill Brunner, vice president; Mary Beth Be- chele Burke, president. Absent: Michelle Shannon, vice deck, president; Jodie Bender, secretary treasurer. president. Sophomore Class Officers: Standing—Dave Popelka, president; Seated—Simeon Liebman, secretary treasurer; Shelly Dauer, vice president. Class Officers “ 153 ® S Segdg eH 2S 25 eS SS S55. — a” BA Y) 2 roar Past pA SPAN SAT Class Oklahoma’ goes West fo Cal | Mus The Norhian Editorial Staff James Polanosky, Editor-in- Natalie Kratsas, Photography Editor Laura Farren, Lay-out Editor Mrs. Mary Wiley, Sponsor Assistants to the Editors Cathy Polanosky Aimee Duddy Amy Martin Tracy Kennedy Tracy Burgoon Barb Dreves Stacey Molcan Staff Lisa Jankowski Lisa Pirone Bridget Aufman Roberta Wissner Jodi Vincent Barb Connolly Kerry Dahl Tom Murcko Lauri Sommers Vicki Yeazel Rona Kaufman 456 4s Yearbook Production Photographers Natalie Kratsas And y Marsh Laura Farren Vicki Yeazel Greg Woolley Mike Diorio Mr. Mike Brown Strem Varden Studios Westerman Photography NH News Record Artists Fred Baxter Jim Ebbert Jim Polanosky Laura Farren Mary Wiley Faculty Support Dr. Karen Cercone Mr. Earl Ceh pers Long hours, fun create yearbook Jim Polanosky, Editor-in-chief Laura Farren, Layout Editor, Natalie Kratsas, Photography Editor i LLAMA Production staff of the Norhian. Row 4—VJennifer Frank, LauriSom- Martin, Gena Morton, Michelle Gentile, Bridget Aufman, Roberta mers, Tracy Jones, Vicki Yeazel, Rona Kaufman, Maryanne Korzi, | Wissner, Jodi Vincent, Barb Connolly, Tracy Kennedy, Tracy Bur- Aimee Duddy; Row 2—Julie Rollins, Lisa Pirone, Kelly Kim, Chris goon; Row 4—Kerry Dahl, Marci Herman, Stacey Molcan, Barb Froelich, Sue Fleischel, Natalie Kratsas, Laura Farren; Row 3—Amy _ Dreves, Jim Polanosky, Tom Murcko, Fred Baxter. Yearbook 8 Aoi Literary effort makes specirum magazine The Spectrum staff: Row 4—Nancy Sutherland, literary editor; Rona Kaufman, publicity editor; Row 2—Dawn Berner, business manager; Cathy Cox, Anne O’Brien, editor-in-chief; Row 3—Ingrid Priestley, Roberta Wissner. 158 x Spectrum Arrowhe ad keeps students uo on the news At left, the Editorial Board of the Arrowhead: Seated— Kim Hemphill, art editor; Sophia Hanna, editor-in-chief; Neil DeWeese, feature editor; Standing—Jim Dehring, sports editor; Mark Thomas, layout editor. Below the staff of Arrowhead: Row 4—Rick Werner, Jim Dehring, Mark Thomas, Sophia Hanna, Neil DeWeese, Ishu Rao; Row 2— Kim Hemphill, Amy Hurray, Darlene Dzialowski, Gretchen Wetzel, Ninette Tomiac, Tracey Bargoon, Mark Kohlhepp; Row 3—Tina Banazewski, John Reichmuth, Andy Delia, James Reichmuth, Tom Murcko. g Arrowhead 8 459 160 “8 Autographs Scores No. TiN U.S.A. Erie Cathedral ' Prep... 28 0 Penn Hills 46 14 WPIAL Champions | == am Butler 33 0 Upper St. Clair 34 0 Bethel Park 39 6 a en al ) Shaler oy, 0 Baldwin 56 0 ' ' Mt. Lebanon 14 0 North Allegheny 10 0 10 Q winning season roy Central Catholic 36 0 North Allegheny 28 0 WPIAL Championship Mt. Lebanon 21 0 i Beat Bh dee 164 «(2 Football o a 2 Q 5 LL Football Gridders live uo to reoutation USA Today’s No. 4 Fighting Indians: Row 1—Gary Gorcjewski, Brian Kagle, Eric Renkey, Jason Hoffman, Dave Scholle, Dave Helon, Marty Stanton, Sean Murphy, Sam Spade, Bill Michaels, Bill Langer: Row 2—Mark Ellermeyer, Tom Cohan, John Ittel, Doug Dickman, Pat Carey, Chris Cisar, Greg Morris, Josh Joswiak, Mark Laskey, Gregory Smyers, Jeff Smithco, T.J. Schmitt; Row 3—Greg Botin- ouch, Jeff Tobolski, Jim Miller, Jim Lash, Chuck Nicholson, Craig Heinauer, Gene Johnston, Steve Wiley, Jeff Merlino, Todd Zunic, Chris Halas; Row 4— Chris Poloka, Chris Cappetta, Bob Zbikowski, Duane Hitchcock, Steve McKee, Dave Rozniata, Phil Lenz, John Kramer, Mark Schmitt, Brian McLaughlin, Dave Goodworth; Row 5—Chuck Fedell, Tony Kratz, Matt Vaupel, Bill Woistman, Paul Pegher, Geoff Bender, P.J. Morelli, Brian Hinterleiter, Mike McGuire, Matt DeReno, Sean Grillo, Jason Bender, Scott Hinterleiter, Chris Adamiak. Football ¢ Ss ay ee . pe = 167 Putting the old On SuCCeSS Scores Fox Chapel Plum Moon West Mifflin Shaler Keystone Oaks Ambridge Seneca Valley New Castle Penn Hills North Allegheny Char Valley Black Hawk Hopewell Hampton Highland Bethel Park Record 6- 14 Indian Grapplers. Row 4—Huy Ky, Steve Esswein, Fred Ruprecht, Eric Kovac, Jim Kryl, Joe Fucci; Row 2—Stat. Girl-Manager Margaret McCoy, Jerry Benn, Scott Walston, Frank Mikovitz, Bill Fucci, Shawn Richey, Josh Joswiak, Karen Ogden; Row 3— Coach Mark Honess, Jim Neuscheler, Jay Smith, Bob Baumbach, Doug Meyer, Scott Hinterleiter, John Ittel, Coach Rick Diemart. Above left: Captains Bob Baumbach and Shawn Richey. Wrestling 4% 169 Shoot for the stars Coaches Tom Maloney and Tom Baier 470 a Boys Basketball Scores Fox Chapel Carrick Hampton New Castle Butler Seneca Mt, Lebanon Connellsville Farrell Oliver Shaler North Catholic Ambridge North Allegheny New Castle Butler Seneca Farrell Shaler North Catholic Ambridge North Allegheny Record 8 : 14 Varsity Basketball team. Row 4—Jim Bradac, B. J. Heaton, Greg 3—Coach Tom Baier, Jason Bender, Eric Renkey, Troy Husak, Smyers, Steve Wiley, Scott Malaker, John Mueller; Row 2—Frank Coach Tom Maloney. Weaver, Jeff McKinley, Brett Churan, Eric Berger, Dale Fogg; Row | Boys Basketball ah 474 Gil cagers stil seek winning formula 472 as Girls Basketball Scores Hampton Upper St. Clair Keystone Oaks Gateway New Castle McKeesport Baldwin Shaler Hopewell Seneca Valley Ambridge Butler North Allegheny North Catholic New Castle Shaler Hopewell Seneca Valley Ambridge Butler North Allegheny Record 7 - 14 Becky Rombach, kris Garmey, Becky Garvey , ni I f cory Hl os git MAL — (4 ya TL G2 a The Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Seated—Janet Weigand, Chris- bach, Kim Buttenfield, Becky Garvey, Kim Matoka, Debbie Stiker, tie Puz, Kris Garmey, Mellissa Mole, Gretchen Grunner, Paula Cas- Assistant Coach Chris Richard. sandro; Standing—Coach Ed Floyd, Lauren Mitchell, Becky Rom- Girls Basketball g 173 NH has its own Boys of Winter’ The varsity Hockey team: Row 4—Ed Mangold, Dan Morgan, Ryan Bechtold, Greg Keenan, Mike Arture; Row 2—Coaches Neal Holmes and Dave Wilt, Jeff Neil, Dave Waldschmidt, Rick Fletcher, Matt Steenson, Mike Bennett, Head Coach John Layden; Row 3— ca 474 S Hockey Tom Tominac, Derek Matoka, Mike Manfred, Lee Lansberry, Brian Schaffer. Missing from picture: Ken Seitz, Pat Keenan, Mike Horne, Bruce Schomaker, Steve Brosky, Coach Robin Wilson. joan ) 7 aN) ee eee CN The junior vasrsity Hockey team: Row 4—Joe Burns, Tom Radzon- — Broskey, Jim Adzert, Paul Michalka, Steve Liberto, Coach Dave owski, Pat Keenan, Brian Gahring, Chris O’Brien; Row 2—Brian Hin- — Hudnall. Missing from picture: Bruce Schomaker, Head Coach John nebusch, Jeff Neil, Dave Waldschmidt, Rick Fletcher, Mike Fisher, _ Layden, coaches Robin Wilson and Neal Holmes. Jason Adzert; Row 3—Coach Dave Wilt, Matt Steenson, Steve Play bail! Indians post winning season (Of O7 Wilim@nmmee record! 176 RA Baseball Scores z = oO 0 To Butler Fox Chapel Seneca Mount Lebanon Richland Shaler North Allegheny Hampton Hampton Richland North Catholic North Allegheny Shaler Richland Hampton North Catholic Shaler North Allegheny Record 11 - 8 a = — ™N a ONNOND|=-ORROAN MOON W RODWWANMONNOWAMKR@AOsS is Ci |, Robert Szabo, Louis Schneider, team: Row 4—Chris Cisar, Jeff Conner, Dan Clough, Dave Helon, Steve Voge A 5 le Pee nen Dan Sullivan, Brian Mannas, Mike McCrea, Eric Semega, Pat Carey, Brian Kagle, Coach Rick Locaitis. Basketball ah SAE softball girls set 12-2 mark Julie Semplice pliches two no-hif games ‘87 Softball seniors and coach: Row 4—Becky Derry, Laura Monroe, Julie Semplice, Row 2— Terri Schlosser, Coach Denny Papalia, Cathy Smith, Cathy Kachmar. 178 Softball Scores NH Mount Lebanon 10 Northgate 13 Penn Hills Ambridge 2 Fox Chapel Rain Montour Snow North Catholic 18 Seneca Valley Hampton Shaler Highland Baldwin Blackhawk North Allegheny North Catholic Seneca Valley Hampton Shaler Blackhawk North Allegheny - 9 innings —_ NWOAOUNKRWONNAO = 2 Cancelled 7 NWNOFZOOsAszANHOSB AO “ No-hitters by J. Semplice Lost playoff game to Penn Hills Opp @) 2-4 (game called after 6-rain) The 1987 Girls Softball Squad: Row 4—Tammy Badaracco, Laura Monroe, Terri Schlosser, Kristen Garmey, Christy Puz; Row 2— Cathy Kachmar, Becky Derry, Ann Wiley, Cathy Smith, Lauren Mitchell, Jenny Briggs, Julie Semplice, Lori Donnally, absent Softball gt 179 Dribbing Is nam Girls’ Soccer SCORES School N USC Moon Quaker Valley Beaver Avonworth Shaler Butler Mt. Alvernia Plum N. Allegheny Quaker Valley Beaver Avonworth Peters Twp. Shaler Butler Mt. Alvernia N. Allegheny Record 4-13-14 Lisa Hall WPIAL All-Star O SY 2 The Girls Varsity Soccer Squad; Seated— Heather Deily, Carol Morris, Lori Halll, Kristi Becky Hall, Victoria Yeazel, Maryanne Hoffman; back row—Jennifer Imperant, Korzi, Jennifer Varraux, Jodi Vasalani, Cath- Rebecca McCartan, Janet Knochel, Holly erine Cox, May Danner; standing, middle Napiecek, Gretchen Buerkle, Jennifer row—Nicole Brown, Tara Direnzo, Lisa Pras- Moody, Lisa Hall and Coach Hubert. kovich, Maura Lengyel, Jennifer Moran, ONWOO]-WOO0OOF==]=0O0W000TL DMOABAWANAZORWBHONANON DOO é, Gisiicpis - 4 ies é ee Le Girls’ Soccer + 181 Key + NH gels a big kick out of soccer 182 Boys Soccer Soccer captains Jim Cullen, Fred Stout and Frank Weaver give Coach Euler a ride. — orp, HiDl ' inate. A Departing soccer seniors: Seated—Andy Cullen, Andrew McKenna, Mike Meyer, Fred Stout, John MacDonald; Standing—Spiro Nickolas, Jamie Matthews, Mike Schmitt, Frank Weaver, Ken Collins, Jim Cullen, Not in picture—Bill McElwain, Stephen Schmeidberg, Sean Winner. Scores NH Peters Township Deer Lakes North Catholic Upper St. Clair Baldwin Butler Hampton Shaler Seneca Valley North Allegheny Hopewell North Catholic Butler Hampton Shaler Seneca Valley North Allegheny Record 6 - 11 NNODOCOAWONSOSBRONUDOSO D WOWFSNAONODOAOSNNROONTV The North Hills Soccer Team: Row 4—Mike Schmitt, Andrew McKenna, 3—Coach Euler, Mark Salac, Kevin Krapp, Scott Williamson, Gary Ken Collins, Andy Cullen, Chris Sakap, Mike Meyer, Jim Locar, Fred Pintado, Scot Hay, Andy Kamper, Curt Pohl, Matt Gearinger, Matt Stout, Frank Weaver, Jim Cullen, John MacDonald; Row 2—Chris Wukitch, John Hunsinger, Pat Meehan, Mike Kramer, Brian Conti, Coach Reichle, Pat O'Leary, Jason Sappie, Mike Makinster, Spiro Nickolas, Marsico. Jamie Mathews, Sean Moran, Tom Britt, John Bolao, Doug Lardin; Row Soccer Track teams have rough ‘8 season The 1987 Track and Field teams. Row 4—Craig Doverspike, Doug Schwer, Jim Polanosky, Tracy Schneider, Doug Meyer, Lex Czaplicki, Donna Cisar; Row 2—Dave Goodworth, Jennifer Varraux, Lauren Wukitch, Kathy Ewing, Coley Donovan, Kristen Moul, Darrin Pochan, Bob Himmler, Steve Barbour, Chris McGoey, Jeff Merlino; Row 3—Keith McCreary, Pat Young, Ken Judson, Rob Nadel, Jessica Matthews, Jill Bruner, Rachel Goebel, Scott Merriman, Larry Bauman, Micah Coler, Brian McGoey; Row 4—Mark Jones, Tony Dalsandro, Lance Matlock, Gary Garjewski, Frank Schell, Bill Lubbert, Bill Doverspike, John Merlino, Steve Brownlee, Dale Heron. 184 gH Track Boys Team Scores NH New Castle 74 78 Knoch 54 96 Shaler 67 83 Seneca Valley AG IO) Butler 2OmmmZ4 Fox Chapel ie. 15 North Allegheny 42 108 Hampton 92 Oi Record 1 - 7 Tri-States Coaches meet-42th Butler Invitational-48th Fox Chapel Invitational-42th WPIAL qualifiers: Mark Jones, Gary Gorajewski, Coley Donovan, Ken Judson, Darrin Pochin PIAA qualifi- er: Coley Donovan 6th in 3200 meter run Girls Team Scores New Castle A) 40% Knoch 341 =109 Shaler 43 88 Seneca Valley Zim On Butler Om O. Fox Chapel 42 99 North Allegheny 2S) Record 0 - 6 Fox Chapel Invitational-9th WPIAL qualifiers: Traci Schneider, Kathy Ewing, Jamie Michaels, Rob- in Raida, Track qe 185 186 § NH. Harners place two in WRIALs Northgate Seton LaSalle Shaler (NH won by tiebreaker) Hampton Central Catholic North Catholic North Allegheny Butler Gateway Indiana Record 2 - 8 Darrin Pochan and Clay Luffey advanced to WPIAL Championship Meet Cross Country At left Cross Country runners: Kneeling—Shawn McCann, Darrin Pochan, Chris O’Brien, Mac Gaugh, John Jacabcsin; Standing—Coach Wilkie, Clay Luffey, Doug Basinski, Rich Yur- ocko, Jason Kennedy, Mike Mulligan, Shawn Gleason. Above—Team captains—Dar- rin Pochan and John Jacabcsin. Girls’ feam, Though small, makes a good season record Scores NH Opp Northgate 27 29 Seton LaSalle 2). 28 Shaler 40 19 Hampton 29 27 Sacred Heart oD 23 North Catholic AZ 42 North Allegheny 45 47. Butler 38 21 Gateway 44 47 Indiana 25 34 Record 4-6 Jamie Michaels advanced to WPIAL Championship Meet Above—Team captain Jamie Michaels. Top right—Seniors Susan Dinkel, Jamie Michaels and Debbie Froelich. Right—team members: Row ‘1—Sue Dinkel, Jamie Michaels, Heather Maier, Julie Judson; Row 2—Kathleen McGoni- gle, Debbie Froelich. g Cross Country 187 Winners Boys finish excelent year in nef compe}fition. 188 A Tennis Scores ° 0 oO Burgettstown New Castle Burgettstown Peabody Beaver Falls North Allegheny Seneca Valley North Catholic Shaler Butler Seneca Valley Butler North Catholic Shaler North Allegheny WPIAL Playoffs New Castle Beaver Moon Upper St.Clair Record 16 - 3 |-OOnKRKRHRAHKRHROGTKRAAYH aweoe Boor saAskSSHOSOSS Owan Below—The 1987 Tennis Team. Row 4— John Yansek,Brandon Talbot, Mike Do- lan, Tom Murck o, Mario Gliozzi, Paul Cor- nia, John Hendler, Mark Riley, Coach Jer- ry Mattys; Row 2—Mike Bennet, Chuck Keenan, Andy Marsh, Jon Flagg, Tom Tominac, Dave Edwards, Torn Wehrle. Tennis ¢ 189 Game, set, match for gis Girls’ Tennis Team. Row 4—Heather Aland, Suzy Morrell, Emily ette Tominac, Kim Buttenfield, Gretchen Gruener, Linda Gros- Sieffert, Tarra Bohr, Alyssa McDermott, Lucy Mastanuono, Re- kopf, Jill Kelso, Ann Wiley, Coach Mr. Stephen Zaletski. becca Ravis; Row 2—Kerry Dahl, Becky Miller, Robin Raida, Nin- 490 Girls Tennis ° Ce NO le ac a a Gateway Butler Richland Shaler Hampton North Catholic North Allegheny Butler Sewickley Richland Shaler North Catholic Hampton North Allegheny ORMaANNZONZNHOO E Record 5 - 9 Girls Tennis ¢ 494 NH swimmers make splash in “68 T. 492 a Swimming 193 wimming S Boys voleyball feam looks for IMro vement Reon gget 7 aa “7 494 $B boys Volleyball Scores oO 0 WWWWWWWWWWWOG Hopewell North Allegheny Shaler Ambridge Montour Farrell Hopewell North Allegheny Shaler Ambridge Montour Farrell CONSONOCOs000€8 i = Record 4- Boys’ Volleyball Team: Row 1:—Craig Cavlovic, Don Kerwan, Gressang, Matt Gearinger, Joe Leszczynski, Russ Rogg, Andy Hef- Dave Maloni, Willie Puz, Sean Keilich, Chuck Cato; Row 2—Gary _ frin, Tim Stahl, Ryan Bechtold, Boys’ Volleyball ea 495 Volleyball feaches value of spiking Oe 196 ae Girls Volleyball Scores Oo 0 Go Northgate Richland Ambridge Shaler Butler Knoch Hampton North Allegheny Richland Keystone Oaks Shaler Butler Knoch Hampton North Allegheny Record 7-8 Richland Tournament - 3rd Place North Hills Tournament - 3rd Place i 0 0 2 3 3 3 3 i 3 0 3 3 3 0 WONOWNHWN |] =|]O WWW WH | Becky Rombach, Amy Weingard, Julie Wilkins, Lauri Sommers Standing—Marie Schrankel, Julia Wilkins, Kim Matoka, Laryn Grueseck, Jenifer Cherpes, Amy Kodrich, Amy Weingard, coach: Mr. Brown Kneeling—Julie Baker, Bridget McCourt, Becky Rombach, Lauri Sommers, Toni Kramer, Kari Manheimer Girls Volleyball 197 Golf team atives in winning season North Hills Golfers. Row 4—Joe Bonistalli, Doug Stradley, Todd Weisen- stein, Matt Klink; Row 2— Greg Geary, Bryan Foy, Dave Zotter, Darrik Na- toka, Glen Lyle, Tony De- lesantria, Coach John Burris. 198 Golf SCORES Opponent NH Avonworth 223 Shaler 204 North Catholic 497 North Allegheny 218 Hampton 222 Ambridge 204 Avonworth 207 North Catholic 206 Shaler 220 Ambridge 234 North Allegheny 224 Hampton 243 Record 9-3-0 in WPIAL Golf Playoffs. Opp. 226 204 2544 214 226 221 219 255) 206 235 222 234 2nd place finish in Section Ill and berth SCA, cot $8 199 Autographs $s 201 Pot Pourri 202 ae 203 Ze, Pot Pourri North Hills Hgh School Alma Mater Words and Music by Linda Naumann - 1957 We ‘re united sons and daughters, Bound in love and praise for thee, North Hills High, our Alma Mater, Ever faithful we will be. Refrain Alma Mater, we shall treasure Memories that never die. Though the years go swiftly by, We'll be true to North Hills High. Second Stanza - Martha Willis - 1958 Thru thy hallowed halls re-echo Voices gay, untouched by fears. For within thy walls we gather Courage for the coming years. Refrain Third Stanza - Voice Classes - 1958 Alma Mater, strong and glorious, High atop the summit’s brow, Proudly we shall laud and honor, For to serve thee is our vow. Refrain Fourth Stanza - Keith Campbell - 1958 When the twilight fades around us, We shall dream of glories past. Our beloved Alma Mater, Thoughts of thee will always last. Refrain L255 204 ws! Alma Mater Jill M. Adamskl Biff . . . Marching Band 9; Letter Winner 9; Student Council 9; Volleyball 9; will remember bathroom buddies, Dennys Combo, Memo- ries-BC, champagne toast with MJ and VP, and football games; hobbies: partying with friends, never being quiet, and being wild; ca- reer choice: Business. Monica D. Anderson Mon...Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Sympho- ny Band 12; Letter Winner 10, 11, 12; Orches- tra9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; will remember bandcamp 85 and 88, float build- ing- 88, Take it to the limit, long bus trips, and football games; hobbies: playing the flute; ca- reer choice: Nursing. Stanley M. Anick Stone... Debate 11, 12; DECA 12; will remem- ber Clifton, Mr. Rodger’s Spanish class, C and C, Fried egg, homeroom; hobbies: working, partying, going to Mimi's place; career choice: Communications. Michael W. Arture Mike .. . Hockey 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; will remember Airhead in homeroom, Quicky and the Bells, X + O; hobbies: homework, sleep- ing, pottery; career choice: Accounting. 5 Jennifer A. Babin Jen, Babs... Girl's Choir 11, 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winner 12; Volleyball 9, 10; will remember se- nior week, soda and pie, Bahamas, Denny’s combo; hobbies: partying, laughing, and be- ing wild; career choice: Business. Susan R. Balierl Cheerleading 9, 10, 14; Symphonic Choir 9, 10; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; will remember parties, football games, the letters Q and J, Mr Richey’s class, and special friends: SS, KD, CM, LK, WF, MB, MD; hobbies: talking on the phone, shopping, get- ting in trouble with Colleen, and going out to lunch with MB; career choice: Child Psychology. Kelly M. Ballintine Kel . . . Symphonic Band 9; Key Club 12; will remember senior week, bathroom buddies, getting busted, blow off days with Michelle, and great friends: AK, CJ, MD, LW, and T “Bee” T; hobbies: partying with Jack, cruising in the Mirada, and starting fights in Bellevue; career choice: Business Management. Cindy L. Barry Cind . . . Keyettes 10; will remember Sue, Cindi, Shannon, Laurie, Jen, and Kathy; hob- bies: reading mysteries, BS, and TTBA; career choice: Special Education. Robert S. Bartram Rob... Basketball 9, 10; Cross Country 9; Ski Club 10, 11; will remember cutting class and 206 going to McDonalds; hobbies: swimming, wa- ter skiing, and riding snowmobiles; career choice: Computer Programming. Robert W. Baumbach Bobby B... Letter Winner 14, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember case race 87, the Bells, x and 0, Hoo Raas, and KWIKEE; hobbies: lifting, and chillin’ with the boys; career choice: Professional Rap Singer. Patricia M. Bauer Patti... NFL9, 10, 11; will remember Tracy and | blowing off, BA in NFL, JS and | going to Ohio State, most of all, Todd; hobbies: bowling, shopping with my friends, going out with my boyfriend; career choice: Chiropractic Medicine. Frederick E. Baxter Fred... Arrowhead 9, 10, 11; Band Ensembles 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Stage Band 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Band 10, 44, 12; Debate 9; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; Literary Magazine 11, 12; Norhian Production 42; Orchestra 9, 10, 14; Prom Committee 11; will remember the hole, missions, Band and getting out; hobbies: art, music, going out with friends; career choice: Graphic Design. Ryan T. Bechtold Rye, Rayan... Jazz Ensemble 14, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 44, 12; Hockey 9, 10, 14, 12; Letter Winner 10, 44, 12; PA Announcer 12; Ski Club 12; Volley- ball 14, 12; will remember Mike and his girl problems, long talks with LM, MH’s and my porno locker, spending time with VP, and choir trips with DP, WP, GW and DS; hobbies: playing hockey, partying with MH, coming in late, and jammin’ with the boys; career choice: Business. Jack R. Becker Ripper .. . Basketball 12; Letter Winners 9, 10; Soccer 9; Swim Team 10; Track 9; will remem- ber no license, Penn Hills, Case Race ‘87, wres- tling stories, and SW, SR, TS, WM, CC, and FR; hobbies: hoops, playing musical homes, and adding to THE LIST with SR; career choice: NBA-Center. Stacey A. Becker Spunky .. . Flag Line 12; Golf 11; will remember senior week, Friday night football games, hanging out in the halls, and special friends; hobbies: dancing, babysitting, and reading; career choice: Elementary Education. Michael D. Bennett Bennett . . . Baseball 9; Hockey 9, 10, 114, 12; Letter Winner 10, 14, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Tennis 10, 14, 12; will remember hard work, friends, sports, good times with Hip, and Mazda GLC Sport; hobbies: fabulous babes, being rude, crude, and obnoxious, and inflicting my ego; career choice: Finance. Frank J. Berger Mary E. Bernhard Flag Line 10, 14, 12 (Captain); will remember football games, senior week, hanging out in the halls, special friends, and going to Penquin games; career choice: Elementary Education. Roberta A. Biehl Brain, Beroa, Spanky . . . Girl's Choir 10, 14, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 44,12; Symphonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Letter Win- ner 9, 11; NFL 9; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 42; Thesbians 10, 14, 12; Volleyball 9; will remem- ber the spoon game, rebel night, Andes can- dies, the Five Musketeers, and the summer of 87; hobbies: stealing signs, thinking about BL, and racing around North Hills; career choice: Anesthesiology. Jennifer Beisecker Nathan D. Blauch Bucky ... Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; will remem- ber choir trips and Turtle’s bad jokes; hobbies: hunting and camping; career choice: Astronomy. Cynthia A. Boehler Cind, Tinny . . . Volleyball 9; will remember football games, friends: Jen, Laur, Cind, Sue, Kathy, and Jim; hobbies: Jim, partying, and talking; career choice: Ticketing Agent. Joseph W. Bonistalli Joe... Jazz Ensemble 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 41, 12; Soccer 9; Letter Winner 10, 14, 12; Stage Crew 9, 11, 12; Volleyball 12; will re- member Rambo, running late to class, thra- shin’ Macs, and Chubbo Do; hobbies: tennis, and snorkeling in Bermuda; career choice: PGA Tour Professional. Dawn M. Borner Flag Line 10, 11; Letter Winner 11; Literary Magazine (Business Editor) 12; National Honor society (Vice-Pres.) 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 44, 12; will remember July 20th, two special years in band, healthy Catholic boys in Dublin, Jim Kasher in the morning, and great friends; hobbies: skiing, reading, and freebody dia- gramming; career choice: Mechanical Engineer. Sharon L. Brandon Sherri, Peanuts... AFS 11, 12; Arrowhead 11, 42; Girl's Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Health Careers (Vice-President) 9, 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winner 42; Student Council 10, 11; will remember football games, senior week, and my friends: Julie R, Terri M, Beth H, Aimee D, Chris P; hob- bies: rock-n-roll, partying, and dancing; ca- reer choice: Computer Technology Jennifer J. Briggs : Jen, Brigzy .. . Health Careers 10, 11; Keyettes 40, 11; Letter Winner 10, 14, 12; Library Aide 9; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 14; will remember my good friends, George and the hamster races, Chemistry class, football games, and lunch; hobbies: having fun, ani- mals, guys, driving everywhere; career choice: Animal Behaviorist. Jay F. Broadbent JC, Beastmaster . . . Hockey 14; Outdoors Club 9; Wrestling 9; will remember school; hob- bies: stepping on ants, collecting insects, go- ing to hardware stores; career choice: Business. i . | | Laura L. Brosenitsch Debate 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12: National } Honor Society 11, 12; Outdoors Club 10, 14: Ski | Club 10, 11; will remember blowing off, running | from “Big Al’’, and partying with TL, RS, and DO; hobbies: partying, horseback riding, | snowmobile riding; Suzanne M. Brown | Sue .. . will remember football games, Amy’s | crazy driving, good friends, and wild times at | ) lunch and homeroom; hobbies: shopping, causing trouble, swimming; career choice: Acting. Nicole C. Buchimayer Buc, Nic, Buckwheat . . . will remember Schmer and Barryhead, DZ, Gay, Munch, Bri, and the | Gotfriend Gang; hobbies: softball, writing, and bubble bathing Brian’s pool; career choice: | Print Journalism. | Holly A. Burke | Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Letter Winner 9; PA An- | nouncer 11; Outdoors Club 11; Prom Commit- foe 4; ski) Club 9) 10; 44, 142; Track 9; will remember pool hopping, canoe trips, week- end ski trips, Pitt, and friends: KB, ML, and SP; hobbies: gymnastics, skiing, and watching Kim horseback ride; career choice: Child Psychologist. Michelle E. Burke BB, MB, Burke... Cheerleading 9, 10; Keyettes 41, 12; PA Announcer 9; Prom Committee 11, 12; Stage Crew 12; Student Council (Pres.) 9, 40, 14, 12; will remember wild parties, Mr. Ri- chey’s class, the search for a happy medium, Ocean City and Conneaut 1987, and all my friends especially: MS, KD, JV, SB and JC: hob- bies: partying, going to the beach, cruising the Metro in the Fire Arrow, going out to lunch with SB; career choice: Advertising Public Relations. | Mark L. Burkhart Arrowhead 10, 11; Letter Winner 12; Volleyball 44, 12; willremember the day | leave; hobbies: waterskiing, scuba diving, washing my Ferrari on sunny afternoons; career choice: Education Kimberley A. Bursic Kimmikins .. . Keyettes 10, 11; will remember the bench, Volleyball, “It must be fate’, Mi- chael’s bum, the graveyard; hobbies: horse- back riding, hanging out with the metal heads, shopping at the Thriff store; career choice: Art Design. Mary Avis Butler AFS 14; Letter Winner 14, 12; Norhian Produc- tion 12; Outdoors Club 11; Soccer 11, 12; will remember CC, play off game, 10, girls’ soccer team; hobbies: soccer shopping; career choice: Biologist. Barbara Byrd David J. Caldwell The Big Boy ... AFS 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9; Debate 9; Football 9; Key Club 14, 12; Out- doors Club 14; Student Council 9, 12; will re- member friends, favorite teachers, senior year, farmer Ted, Frank the janitor; hobbies: camping, listening to music; career choice: Advertising. Patrick A. Cammarata Kevin Campbell Robin R. Capezzuto Capper .. . Marching Band (Squad Leader) 9, 10, 14, 12; Symphony Band 10, 11, 12; Orches- tra 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 10, 12; will remember secrets, friends, spying, TITTL, ice-battles; hob- bies: talking, having fun, finding stupid things to do; career choice: Child Psychology. Nancy E. Caracciolo Basketball 9; Keyettes 9, 10; Softball 9, 10; National Honor Society 10, 14, 12; will remem- ber times with Rick, early mornings with Mr. Gay, attempting to speak Spanish; hobbies: sleeping, eating, breathing; career choice: Pharmacy. Patrick B. Carey Pat... Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Football (captain) 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11; will remember all the great times, our 41 Football team; hobbies: playing football and baseball, hunting, fishing, sleeping; Francis J. Carlin Fran... Stage Crew 9, 10, 14; will remember friends, football games, senior day, and Mr. Bufalino’s classes; hobby: sports; career choice: Business Administration. Chris C. Carter Crash... Key Club 12; Student Council 9; will remember nothing; hobbies: making tie dyes, and listening to Zeppelin; career choice: Psychologist. Karen L. Castranio Karoon (Boo)... . Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Stage Band 9, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Symphony Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Or- chestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9; will re- member lunch time with Beth, Annie, Katie, Heidi, Chris, Clay, Danny Patty, Bob, Jon, camp “87” (esp. Hilary Amy) basketball with Kirk, deer spotting and 31 honks; hobbies: tennis, mooching money, food, avoiding homework; career choice: Criminology. Robert G. Charney Barney ... Marching Band 412; Symphony Band 44,12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Letter Winner 9, 14, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; will remember running to class be- cuase we were late, Mrs. Gilbert’s 114th grade Am. Gov't Class; hobbies: playing baseball and football, playing the drums, being with Babs; career choice: Management Informa- tion Systems. William R. Chetoka Bill, Regis . . . will remember Vinnie’s class, foot- ball games, the trip to Elmer’s house, Top Ten Lists with PG and ME, the radar detector; hob- bies: sports (Bare Knuckle Kick Boxing), avoid- ing speeding tickets, watching David Letter- man; career choice: Business Administration. Kenneth M. Chulack Ken... will remember Battle of the Bands, AP Honors classes, championship football team, friends; hobbies: bass guitar, collecting re- cords, bowling; career choice: Business or Communications Brett Churan Jennifer R. Cilia Jon, JiR as Orchestra’ 971 Ode 2 (Vice President, Co-Principal); will remember fun with friends BG, BC, and BL, the Jr. Prom, foot- ball games, Homecoming, and all the great friends | met; hobbies: going out with friends, going to the mall, talking on the phone; ca- reer choice: Certified Public Accountant. Christopher D. Cisar Chris . . . Baseball 9, 10, 14, 12 (Captain); Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Cap- tain); will remember Mr. McCurry, Mr. Nauman and all the other football coaches, football games, friends, Shannon; hobbies: sports, go- ing out; career choice: Business Administration. Chris G. Clegg Jack,, Troll, Luke . . . Baseball 10; Football 9, 10; Letter Winner 9, 10; Outdoors Club 11; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; will remember friends, the Rec., Larry, The Great Race, and all the little get togethers; hobbies: doing homework on weekends, pottery, sleeping; career choice: Peace Corps Volunteer. Dan J. Clough Baseball 14; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 44, 12; Volleyball 12; hobbies: skiing, flying, hiking; career choice: Law. Joe R. Clyde Clydog = ski Elub 10) Soccer OF 107) will remember parties, friends JC, DS, Brow, TS, blowing off, football games; hobbies: consum- ing, avoiding cops, sleeping; career choice: Carpenter. Dianna Cochran Thomas J. Cohan Tom... Baseball 9; Mixed Ensemble 12; Sym- phonic Choir 12; Football 9, 10, 14, 12 (Cap- tain); Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 9; will remember all the great times, the 1 football team, and all my friends | met; hobbies: washing my 911 Porche, playing football, water skiing on the river. Kenneth J. Collins Ken, Kenny, Nigel... Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; Norchian Production Staff 14, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Soccer 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember friends, summers at S.P., NJ, Frank, the janitor; hobbies: photography, cliff diving, luge. Jefferey M. Conner Cons... Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Letter Winner 11, 12; Student Council 10, 114, 42; will remember friends, DS, TS, FM, Baseball game at Quigly, the “Case Race;;, Sull’s early parties; hobbies: unemployment, consuming, 207 listening to Deek’s pitiful jokes; career choice: Business. Joseph C. Costanzo Film Club 10; Key Club 11; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Ski Club 10, 14, 412. Renea S. Cowan Nay (Hey Nay!)...AFS 11; Letter Winner 9, 11; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10; will remember always being late, skipping homeroom, “Anyone do the home- work?’’, O.D. trips and everything else that can’t be written down; hobbies: camping, running up the phone bill, having fun the best way possible; career choice: Business. Cathleen E. Cox Cathy, Kitty . .. Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphony Band 10, 14, 12; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Literary Magazine 42; Norhian Production 10; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 14, 12; Soccer 11, 12; will remem- ber piece of... , parties with BV, BJ, Toronto, pool hopping with Mary and Holly and summer fun with TGM; hobbies: “champagne”, wast- ing money, laying out; career choice: Journalism. Lisa A. Coyle Squeaky, Wessle ... Choir 9, 11; will remember all my good friends MG, DK, RF, RP, TF, AH, and JR, football games, and all the good times; hobbies: swimming, listening to music, meet- ing new people; career choice: Child Care, Baking. Kenneth Csurilla Karen M. Cuda K.C. .. . Cross country (boys: manager) 11; Ski Club 12; will remember best friend Jody P, Garrett Brown, football games, all the fun I’ve had; hobbies: tennis, skiing, having fun; career choice: Advertising. Andy J. Cullen AFS 12; Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; soccer 10, 44, 12; will remember Breakfast Club, Tyler goals, Puchy on Piggy, the Crew: AC, BF, KW, MD, TR, SH, JC, all those last minute parties with tea and bananas; hobbies: soccer, golf, tennis. David G. Cullen Ted... Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Letter Winners 12; NFL 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; will remember being a senior, the class of ‘86; hobbies: referee of soccer, playing tennis and miniature golf; career choice: History Teacher. James S. Cullen Lynn R. Curl Basketball 12; Ski Club 9; Softball 9; Volleyball 9. Kelly A. Curran Band 9, 10; will remember all the great times with friends, great weekends, ‘‘Risky Business night’, “The Fuzzy Hot Dog’’, being chased from the store by “Big Al’’; career choice: Cosmetology. 208 Elizabeth M. Curran Lisa (Muskrat) .. . K eyettes 10, 11, 12; Out- doors Club 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; will remember best buddies, old and new, golfing with KS and JB, my pet Herbie, ‘‘Butch’’, B.F. (GL, AL, KS, EK, KG and JB) full moon with KW; hobbies: late night talks with KS (back yard), going out windows, talk- ing to Larry; career choice: Law. Mary L. Danner Marching Band 9, 10, 14; Symphony Band 11, 42; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winners 9, 14, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 44, 12; Track 9; will remember late night pool hopping with CC and HB, just an old pair of pantyhose, “Who Me?” Toronto trip and the Englishmen going down Pitt, pushing a car down McKnight; hobbies: sizzling in the sun, running up the phone bill, partying; career choice: Elementary Education. Jill R. Davis Basketball 9, Bell Choir 10, Girls Choir 9, 10, 114, 42, Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Keyettes 12, Stage Crew 12; will remember Senior week, choir trips, great friends and teachers; hob- bies: working at McDonalds, sleeping, men, Ponderosa, talking; career choice: Business. Richard E. Davis Key Club 14, Ski Club 10, Norhian Production 10; will remember the time spent with Nancy; career choice: Economics. Robert C. Davis Kimberly J. Dawsen Kim, Gi, Daws .. . Cheerleading 9, 10, 14, 12; Girls Choir 10, 14, 12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 10, 14, 12 (Secretary); Letter Winners 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember my best friends: LK, CM, WF, SS, SB, and MB, football games, Cheerleading camp ‘85, Homecoming, Con- neaut ‘86, Choir trips, and BILWP; hobbies: singing, eating, updating the “‘list’’; career choice: Communications. Eric J. De Fazio James E. Dehring Gewy .. . Arrowhead (sports editor) 12; Base- ball (manager) 9; Basketball (manager) 9; Bell Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 10; Key Club (Vice President) 12; Letter Winners 9; PA Announcer 9; Student Council (Sec. Treasurer) 10, 11, 12; will remember the Hampton Gang, lost in caves, Gumdrops, Amy and Dan’s wedding, Sophmore float; hobbies: writing novels, ex- pensive shopping, horseback riding; career choice: Novelist, Journalist. Deborah L. Deiss Debbie .. . Girls Choir 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 12; Prom Committee 11; Synchronized Swimming 9, 10; will remember the wild times with great friends HZ, CR, DW, KV, MT, MB; all the boy problems, all the laughing, hanging out at McDonalds, and a great Senior year; hobbies: talking on — the phone, reading, socializing; career choice: Computer Science. Richard T. Deliman Rick, Ricks . . . Band Ensemble 9, 10, 14, 12; Marching Band (Squad Leader) 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Symphony Band 11, 12; Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; will remember band camp ‘87, WSM, “Take it to the limit’, my good friends, Florida, Toronto, and all the people who made high school spe- cial; hobbies: playing the trumpet, listening to music, sports; career choice: La w Enforcement Music. Lisa A. Demas Demo...CAST 114, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Nor- hian Productions 12; Outdoors Club 10, 11; PA Announcer 9; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11; Thespians 12; . will remember all my friends, partying, “talking to Larry’’, summer of ‘84; hobbies: horseback riding?, dancin’, skiing; career choice: Broadcasting. Rita L. Diamond Reets... Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember all of my friends, Buddy, going to Beattie with Lisa, Senior Day; hobbies; skiing; career choice: Architectural Engineer. Michelle DiBicci Douglas B. Dickman “Dick” “Stick” . . . Basketball 9; Symphonic Choir 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 44, 12; Track 9; will remember the football games, being 1 for 2 years, Nauman’s De- fense, GG, ME, ER, TC. Ronald A. Dietz Shaggy .. . Ski Club 9, 10, 114, 12; will remem- ber going out to lunch, being with friends, DJ, BF, TM; roaming the halls, Ski Club, Mr. Cohen; hobbies: working; career choice: Business Owner. Glenn Dilling Susan E. Dinkel Dink ... Cross Country 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, - 44, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 14,4 2; Track 12; will remember morning practices, good friends, — Shannon, Kathy, Cindy, Cindi, Debbie, Jen, Laurie, Julie; 3.3, 500, hard workouts; hobbies; swimming, running; career choice: Sports | Medicine or Nutrition. | Mike K. Diorie | Jeraldo... Arrowhead 11; Film Club 10, 14, 12; Norhian Production 11, 12; Ski Club 12; will re- | member the florescent gravy; hobbies: fire walking, checkers. Sara Direnzo Joseph M. Divecchio | Veg, The King, Mr. Mosh... . Stage Band 9, 10; | Symphony Band 9, 10; Film Club 10, 14; Library | Aides 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 14, 12; will remem- ber getting kicked out of band in 10th grade, | Mr. McAsh’s physics class, Mr. Pohl’s coffee, : being boggled in AP Calculus; hobbies: cliff- diving, applying the laws of physics to every- | day events, Moshing; career choice: Biomedi- cal Engineer Michael E. Dolan Mike . . . Outdoors Club 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Track 9 will remember the 1 football team, Mr. Pohl’s AP American History Class; hobbies: sports; watching TV, eating; career choice: Accountant. Thomas Dolby Margaret C. Dougherty Maggie, Mags .. . Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Symphonic Choir 10; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 14, 12; Stage Crew 12; Student Council 10, 14, 12: Synchronized Swimming 9, ; Track 9; will re- member old and new friends (G, V, K, and P), twizzlers, summers, physics class, the z-van, and football games; hobbies: falling down cliffs talking to Sophie, aerobics; career choice: Advertising. Kimberly D. Doyle Kim, Kimmy, Doylie .. . Cheerleading 9, 10, 14, 42; Symphonic Choir 9, Keyettes 10, 11; Liter- ary Magazine 12; National Honor Society 12: Student Council 9; will remember special friends, especially David and Mo, cheerleaa- ing; career choice Secondary Education. Dale Dressler Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11; will remember friends, candy, physics, the Planetarium; hob- bies: going out with friends, weight lifting, ar- chery; career choice: Data Processor. Aimee L. Duddy Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11; Health Careers 12 (Secretary); Norhian Production 12; Student Council 9; will remember special friends, Laura and Tami, great teachers’, Mrs. Richey and Mrs. Banyas, football games, the nurse’s of- fice, and most of all, all of my MOM and Fam- ily’s helo and support; hobbies: being with friends, shopping; career choice: Executive Secretary. Kelly J. Duffy Will remember all the good times with friends, KS, KF, GN, BE, my Beattie buddies BK and CF, and everyday | shared with my best friend, and all my love to Tony; career choice: Business. Kathryn A. Duncan Katie . . . Outdoors Club 11; will remember sweet peas, JL, JM, BS, Martsolf’s Motley Crew, business math days and my good friends; hobbies: working, partying, going out; career choice: Business Management. Mark M. Ellermeyer The Butler Flash, Elderberry .. . Football 9, 10, 44, 42: Letter Winners 14, 12; Library Aides 9, 40: Student Council 9, 10; Track 9, 10; will remember football games, 1 in USA, fighting with BG, Gus, all the guys GM, ER, DD, TC, SW, BH, CC, PC, GG, SS, DH; hobbies: athletics, pursuing hat trick; career choice: Busines- s Personnel Management. Michael A. Erdner Mike .. . will remember Friday night football games and cruises, senior day, physics; hob- bies: dirt bikes, old cars, computers; career choice: Mechanical Engineering. Susan Ertl Bonnie M. Evans Bunn . . . Symphonic Choir 9; Keyettes 12; Norhian Production 12; Prom Committee 11; Stage Crew 10, 11; will remember senior week, my friends SB, EH, SD, SZ, HE, AG, KV, JD, KD, three years of great football games, my great-aunt’s brother’s mother-in-law, pug- ging; hobbies: ice skating (hockey), shelling peanuts; career choice: Education. William M. Faller Bill. . . will remember going out fo lunch, sleep- ing in study hall, football games; hobbies: fish- ing, watching sports, working; career choice: Engineering. Stephen E. Farrar Steve ... Basketball 9; Symphonic Choir 11, 42; Debate 12; Film Club 11; Letter Winners 9, 41; Outdoors Club 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 114, 42; Stage Crew 9, 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10; will remember spending time with Lisa, Drac and our disasters, cruising the blue bomber, Shaun and our adventures, all my friends that don’t go to NH; hobbies: thrashing, searching for ex- citement; career choice: Biochemical Engineering. Laura K. Farren Health Careers 10, 11, 12; Norhian Production (Layout Editor) 12; Student Council 9; will re- member good times with Jim, Aimee, Tami and Harvey, the hours in the nurse’s office, Homecoming; hobbies: going out with Jim, camping, using the copier; career choice: Physical Therapy. Anthony P. Fedor Tony... Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Sympho- ny Band 114, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10; Orchestra 44, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 14, 12; will remember band camp. LT, AS, HM, SR, PA, RD, CF; hobbies: hockey, sailing, throwing flower pots; career choice: International Business NHL. Jeffrey S. Filip Flip . . . Ski Club 12; will remember causing trouble with Ward, Beattie, blowing off, all my friends, JW, SA, PR and especially CT; hobbies: white water rafting and canoeing, girls, cars; career choice: Electronics Technician. Amy E. Finley Eryn L. Fisher Letter Winners 9; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10; Track 9; Volleyball 9; will remember all the great times with the best of friends EN, TP, LW, and TT; Jamie’s parties, blowing off; Junior Prom ‘86, parties at Dave’s and sneakin’ out at 1 a.m. doing things | shouldn’t; hobbies: partying, going out with friends. Suzanne M Fleichel Sue, Red, Inga... Arrowhead 11, 12 Debate 42; Keyettes 11, 12; Library Aides 9, 10, North- ian Business Staff 12; Outdoors Club 14; PA Announcer 9; Ski Club 10, 14 12; will remember all the good times with my (BFF) Lisa D, Natalie K, Amy B, Thumper, great times with the “old” gang and the “new” gang, good friends AC, LM, and JV, great teachers and people | have met throughout high school; hobbies: model- ing, talking on the telephone, shopping; ca- reer choice: Modeling Cosmetology. Julie Folino Patricia L. Fowler Patti, Pattihole ... Key Club 11, 12 (President); Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 14, 12; will remem- ber lunchtime activities, big Al, the snow storm, and the good times with TH, SH, KF, SM, JB, thanks for everything; hobbies: sleeping partying, listening to the Dead; career choice: Liberal Arts. Wade M. Fowler Weed, Wank, Waste . . . will remember Chi- nese Firedrills, terrorizing the Mews, partying with the kids, 88 Bon Fire, “It was cars’’; hob- bies: thrashing, bashing, crashing; career choice: Beverage Manager. Bryan C. Foy Golf 11, 12; Letter Winner 11; Ski Club 14, 12; will remember football games, parties before and after football games, trips with the ski club; hobbies: golf, baseball, skiing Robert S. Franc Bubba, Bob, Moose . . . Baseball 9, 10; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10; Golf 9, 10; Key Club 10, 11; Letter Winner 9, 10, 14; Library Aides 9, 10; National Honor Society 9, 10, 11; Outdoors Club 10, 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 14; Volleyball 10; will remember hall passes to nowhere, blowing off, partied with BD, AH, Colleges; hobbies: weekend trips (parties), chewing Jennifer Frank Randolph J. Frank Wendy L. Frank Wend, Wendall. . . Cheerleading 10, 11; Bell Choir 10; Symphonic Choir 9, 10; National Hon- or Society 10, 14, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 41; Senior Class Secretary Treasurer; will re- member the six, fake friends football games, NH Pride, Eric; hobbies socializing, partying; career choice: International Business. Traci Frankovich Ken Frattini Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 12; will re- member friends, planetarium, KD, Physics F- Ma, football games; hobbies: cars and drag racin g, crusin’ for girls, going Out with friends; career choice: Engineering. Michelle L. Freiss 209 Shel, Mishka, Igloo .. . Bell Choir 10, 11, 12, Girls Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Health Careers 10, 14; Letter Winners 14, 42; will remember special friends, especially JL and LK, “Oklahoma”, choir trips and practices (GG), senior week, undefeated football games; hobbies: singing, spending time with JH, TR, KB, AB, TA, church activities; career choice: Nursing. Robyn B. Friedl Will remember my good friends LC, LY, DT, CG, and most of all JS; hobbies: talking on the phone, shopping; career choice: Cosmetology Chris A. Froehlich Chrissy, Blondie .. . Keyettes 12; Library Aides 9; Norhian Production 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10; will remember the gang: CC, WM, DH, PH, AM, KK, and the cure, all my love to Ken Lyle and the outfield! homecoming with SW, Driving from Beattie with DH, MW, MS, TH, and the full moon, birthday lunch at Chi Chi’s with TS and BG; hobbies: having a good time with friends, shopping, soending money; ca- reer choice: Fashion World. Deborah L. Froelich Debbie... AFS 11; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain); Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Out- doors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember good times with Renea, Heather, Michelle, Kathy, and Lynn; “You mean like a croisant,”’ long runs, volleyball on the hall, and football games; hobbies: running, painting, shopping; career choice: Commer- cial Artist. William Fucci Moochie ... Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Wres- tling 10, 14, 12; will remember mooching lunch, summer school, afterschool football; hobbies: wrestling, hockey; career choice: Circus Clown. Rudy M. Fukas Will remember good times, football games, friends, senior week, 10th grade health class; hobbies: going out with friends, archery, r ip- ping on Steve; career chioce: Business. G Timothy J. Gaichas Tim .. . Cross Country 9, 10; Norhian Produc- tion 11, 12; Track 9, 10; hobbies: guitar; career choice: Musician. Thomas W. Galbraith Cow .. . Basketball 9; Golf 10; Hockey 11; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Track 9; will remember football games, smoking out- side, going out to lunch, pottery, pre-footballl activities; hobbies: skiing, riding motorcycles, all kinds of tobacco; career choice: Architecture Angelo Galioto Kristen M. Garmey Garm... Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 10; Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 14, 12; will re- 210 member special friends, J, M, D, C, K, A, foot- ball games, “fun’’ times at Smegs, “Turn, Maggie, Turn’’, JVP 18; hobbies: sports, play- ing piano, eating; career choice: Accounting. Rebecca L. Garvey Becke.. . Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerlead- ing (mascot) 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Norhian Production 12; Prom Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Softball 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis 9, 10; Track 14, 12; will remember case race of 88, scavenger hunt, homecoming, football, senior week, Mike, Ann, parties at the lay; hobbies: skiing, running, tennis, horseback- riding; career choice: Communication Journalism Gina M. Gatto Madonna, Legs . . . Outdoors Club 11; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 12; Society of Microbi- ology 11, 12 (Vice President) Student Council 141; will remember all the great times with best friends ML, MH, LP, KW, football games, Senior Week, the graduating class of 88’’, and most of all soending my senior year with Chris; hob- bies: shopping, 308, going out with friends; career choice: Microbiologist. Robert J. Gaus Goose .. . Outdoors Club 11; hobbies: com- puters, repelling, printing; career choice: Off- set Printer. Shaun P. Gaus Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Key Club 10, Letter Winner 10, 14; National Honor Society 10, 114, 42; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember skating with The Boner Brigade, having fierce hair, jamming with GBH, and alll the Hardcores and Squids at NH; hobbies: playing guitar for Academy, sessioning The Half, and losing it with Steve; career choice: Engineering Medicine. Cynthia M. Gavalich Cindy, Gav; Cin.) . AFS 42) NFL 9) 10 44,42 (Secretary); PA Announcer 14, 12; Pr om Com- mittee 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (School board representative); Swim Team (boys, girls) 12 (manager); will remember football games and good friends DZ, JF, KG, NB, ML, Senior Week and punk day homeroom buddies KG, BG, KG, JF, The Breakfast Club, bothering Mag, great weekends; hobbies: lis- tening to music and ‘slam dancing’, going to the mall, changing my hair color, Kimberly L. Geffken Kim, Gef .. . AFS 12 (Vice President); Keyettes 10, 11,4 2; Prom Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Committee 10, 14, 12; will remember good friends (SE, GL, LC, EF, KM, JW), homeroom buddies (BG, CG, KG), foot- ball games, special moments: 7-4, and many memorable times with Eric; hobbies: traveling, shopping, weekends and parties; career choice: International Business. Michele L. Gempel Meesh Gemp .. . Majorettes 10, 11, 12; Sym- phonic Choir 9, 10, 12; Keyettes 10, 12; Letter Winner 11; Norhian Production 10, 12; Student Council 10, 12; will remember special friends, band camp, TAZ, Hey Jude, being a rebel (“You're crazy, Michele!’’), hobbies: singing backups for the “Giz-Rockers’’, songwriting with Room 4, telling chicken jokes to JLM; ca- reer choice: Communications. Barbara J. Gibson Babs... . Majorettes 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 42; Basketball 9; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Letter winner 12; will remember football games, bandcamp, TAZ, Dongerland, most of all Bob!; hobbies: being attacked by killer ducks, helping Jenny search for “him’’, back- up singing for the “Giz-Rockers”’; career choice: Elementary Education. Brian Giger Gigs . . . Basketball 9; Cross Country 10; Film Club 12; Football 10, 11; Golf 10; Hockey 11; — Key Club 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 11; Library Aides 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Wres- tling 14; will remember blowing off with FB, chewing during class, pre-football activities, going out to lunch, all my wacked-out teach- ers; hobbies: football, chewing, Consuming. Mark A. Gitzen Key Club 12; Ski Club 11, 12; will remember blowing off with Sue and Eric; hobbies: blow- ing off, listening to music, speeding; career choice: Public Defender. Steve M. Glazer Track 9, 10; will remember jamming at the Battle of the Bands; hobbies: guitar playing, raquetball. Vickie Glick Jennie A. Glies Wallace O. Glies Buddy .. . Will remember my friends, to and from Beattie, good times; hobbies: big trucks and fast cars, cruising around, having fun; ca- reer choice: Trouble Shooting in the field of H.V.A.C Brian W. Gochis Key Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 40; Thespians 9; will remember the gang, scavenger hunt 87, the Quim Team times with TS, “cupboard door’ - MC; hobbies: skiing, spelunking, birdwatching; career choice: Oceanographer. Amy Goldberg Carla M. Gole Bell Choir 9; will remember all the good times at NH, all my friends, Beattie Tech, my boy- friend Eric, and my parents; hobbies: going out with my boyfriend, cruising around, hanging out at McDonalds; career choice: Dental Assistant. Mary T. Good Marbear . . . Girls’ Choir 11; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11; Keyettes 11; will remember good times with TM, DK, KP, LC, CG, lunch at McDonalds, football games, 10th grade Biology, and good times at Beattie; hobbies: doing hair, cruising around, and guy hunting; career choice: Cosmetology. Gary R. Gorajewski George .. . Football 9, 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10, 41, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember Mr. Nauman, ripping on Dickman, football practice, and playing Gateway; hobbies: i hunting, and parties; career choice: Neurosurgery. Pete J. Gorski ‘will remember as little as possible; hobbies: praying guitar and cliff diving. |Matt J. Grabski |Mr. Freezy .. . Football 9, 10; will remember all jthe problems | caused for the teachers, laugh- re and Miss Jackson; hobbies: cars, crankin’ |Megadecth, and boardin’ with Mike; career | choice: Auto Mechanic. Michelle L. Grant ee R. Green | Will remember my friends; hobbies: cliff diving, ‘ond modifying the Pimp machine. | Gary D. Gressang | Gander, Goose . . . Letter Winner 11, 12; Vol- jleyball 10, 11, 12; will remember the good | times- all three of them, Ron, Hippy, and all of the guys; hobbies: hunting, fishing, hanging jout with the guys; career choice: Wildlife Manage- [ment |Richard E. Groskopf | Rick, Jud... CAST 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble } 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Symphonic Choir 14, | 12; Key Club 11; NFL (forensics) 9, 10; Out- doors Club 11; Thespians 10, 14, 12; will re- member escaping to New York City, working 'on the plays, being called ‘Jud’ too much; hobbies: acting, teaching fish to swim; career choice: Business Marketing. Denise K. Guckert Nicers .. . Stage Band 9; Basketball 9; Debate 41, 12; Letter Winner 9; will remember pop- ping trunk in car coming home from school, Kelly missing the base in gym, my true love Mark, orange juicy, Bubble in Mr. Molitor’s homeroom; hobbies: horseback riding, swim- ming, loving Mark; career choice: working with Troubled Kids. Erica C. Gustafson Marching Band 9, 10, 11, (section leader) 12; Symphony Band 10, 11, (squad leader) 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember take it to the limit, Band Camp ‘87, my slave Kim and my squad buddies, climbing the hill, great times with LL, RC, CK, CR, GL, LC, and the Junior Class, WSM, Seniors ‘88’, and going out after football games with LL, LC, and GL; hob- bies: riding past people’s houses, getting parking tickets at Martorelli field, and Band Gays; career choice: Business. Becky A. Hall A.J... Flag Line 9; Symphony Band 9, 10, 11; Cheerleading 11; Keyettes 12; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 12; Softball 9; Stu- dent Council 9, 10; (9th Grade activities at school in Florida); will remember OC, Linda, Greg and Mike, Hagerstown, Kix, “stolen Nova”, TE Gill, VP, CL, JA, MJ, KD, BB, BG, Senior Week; hobbies: soccer, PAS; career choice: Languages and International Politics. Sophia Hanna Mindy L. Hannan Mindy . . . Literary Magazine 9; Outdoors Club 41; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Stage Crew 9, 10; Year- book Staff 9, 10 (Seneca Valley); will remem- ber football games, friends, parties, good times, FR; hobbies: shopping, dancing, spend- ing times with friends; career choice: Buyer For a Department Store. Lori Harras Kelly L. Harrington Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; will remember good friends, Tracey, Karen, Krelly, going to Beattie; hobbies: cosmetology, U2, zooming with Stephanie; career choice: Cosmetology. Julie A. Harris Jul, Jules . . . Synchronized swimming 10, 11; will remember Beattie, good friends, and dis- gusting little sayings; hobbies: singing in home- room with LH, talking on the phone; career choice: Chef. William R. Hart Bill. . . will remember getting out, girls, getting into trouble; hobbies: hunting wild grizzly bear, deep sea fishing, studying; career choice: H.V.A.C. Industry. Michael E. Hartman Mike ... Letter Winners 10, 11; Soccer 9, 10, 44; will remember McCurry, Computers, Li- brary, Beattie Tech; hobbies: soccer, weap- ons, running; career choice: Computer Science. Amy E. Hays Amers . . . Choir 9, 10; Girls’ Choir 9; Health Careers 11; Keyettes 10, 11; will remember drinking orange juice in the car, Mr. Molitor’s homeroom, going to breakfast and yelling up the steps, my best friend Nicers; hobbies: horseback riding, swimming, bowling; career choice: Business Management and Word Processing. James J. Head Jim . . . will remember most of all Kris (you're the best) and also her best friend Kim (They’re the best in the school — Thanks); career choice: Stock Broker. Andrew T. Hefferin “Moe” “Hef”... Letter Winners 14, 12; Volley- ball 10, 14, 12; will remember all the positive knowledge gained while at North Hills High School; hobbies: volleyball, golf, mountain climbing; career choice: Accounting. Dave Helon Kim J. Hemphill George, It... Arrowhead 11, 12; Letter Win- ners 10, 11; Orchestra 9, 10, 14, 12; will re- member Walrus, The Spoon and its partici- pants, McDraw, skiing, Senior week; hobbies: rating systems, decorating lockers, writing passes; career choice: International Business. John D. Hendler J.D... Soccer 9, 10, 11; Tennis 11, 12; hobbies: hockey, golf, tennis; career choice: Accounting. Dale E. Heron Football 9; Letter Winners 9, 14, 12; Outdoors Clb MA ASKIECIUDEM 2 SIkacks9 10 (4)a4125ewill remember all the good times with great friends, the worm, cruising with team Corolla bandgays and the summer of 87; hobbies: Saturday football, hiking, fishing; career choice: Engineering. Lori M. Hershey Will remember It and Thing, Mrs. Brown’s class, the blackmail scheme, A-lunch parties and my friends, esp. Sue, Kel, and my Bieser; hobbies: hitting and yelling at people, all night bowling with our buddies, Henry and Mike, going to Eat’n Park and being served by our favorite waitress, Patty; career choice: Journalism. Peggy A. Hesidence ' Yeggy, Pegquina... AFS 11, 12; DECA 11, 12; Health Careers 11; Keyettes 141, 12; Letter Winners 10, 14; Norhian Production 12; Out- doors Club 11; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 44, 12’ Student Council 9; will remember the gang, stripping in the convertible, Homecom- ing, stopping for AB, WVU, Slippery Rock; hob- bies; partying, being with friends Hershal and DH; career choice: Business. Sara L. Heter Loran E. Hilliard Will remember all my friends and the good times we had; hobbies: dirtbikes, partying, and gasplanes; career choice: Electrical Technician. Robert D. Himmler Rob ...Key Club 10, 14, 12; Letter Winner 10, 44, 12; Outdoors Club 14; Prom Committee 42; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 12; will remember the gang: (DH, MS, EJ, DD, SB, MY, JB’s RP), the Mud Patch, messing up big time, Crupie’s kind of thing, and Fooour; hobbies: ripping the Madg, chipping paint, and being a SM; career choice: Engineering. Douglas R. Hoffman Doug .. . Marching Band 9, 10; Key Club 10, 44, 12; Letter Winner 10; National Honor Soci- ety 14, 12,; Outdoors Club 11; Prom Commit- tee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember staying home, Mud Patch, Fooour, MB-FUBT, and the gang (BH, EJ, MS, DD, JB’s, TF, and MM) Jason L. Hoffman Bumpers... Baseball 9; DECA 10, 11; Film Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 14, 12; Key Club 10, 441; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 9, 40; Outdoors Club 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 44; Ski Club 9, 10, 14; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 44, 12; will remember football practice, boring classes, Nauman and McCurry, and all of my friends; hobbies: watching women, partying, and fishing; career choice: Mortician. Terri L. Hollenberger Prom Committee 12; will remember football 211 games, AW Beattie, and Michelle; hobbies: spending money, and having fun; career choice: Business Administration. Jody R. Holmes Football 9, 10, 11; Letter Winner 9, 10, 14; Ski Club 12; Track 10, 11, 12; will remember friends, football practice; hobbies: golfing, fishing, hockey; career choice: Business. Denise M. Holtgraver Keyettes 12; Ski Club 12; will remember the Senior Dinner Dance, the old gang and the parties, the fun we used to have, all my friends, especially PH, KK, MW, CF, TJ, MW, most of all, Mike; hobbies: going out with Mike and all my good friends, driving the convert- ible, ice skating, skiing; career choice: Cosmetology. Lynn A. Hooper Linus . . . Film Club 11, 12; will remember de- struct toe, Patrol “K’’, brainchild, Michael's bum, 7th Street, cops and the Mall; hobbies: graveyard, Jason’s house, downtown. Timothy N. Horcick Kirk W. Hostetter Hoss... Band Ensembles 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Line (President) 9, 10, 14, 12; Marching Band (Squad Leader 11, Section Leader 12) 9, 10, 44, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Symphony Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; Orchestra OT AOA, (24Ski Glubr4148 423 Physics! Glupm 47 42; will remember band camp, feelings, fun, Mr. Warren Mercer, LL, TF, RM, HM and special times with them all; hobbies: watching Dave and listening to Phil, watching Charles, Rame and the Panthers play Paul Ball, acting goofy; career choice: Architecture or Fourth Mem- ber of Genesis. Scott M. Houston Matthew L. Huffmyer Matt,. Huffy .. . Marching Band (Squad Lead- er) 9, 10, 14, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Symphony Band 11, 12; Letter Winnners 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 10, 12; will remember Julie S., Band Camp, Mr. Mercer and the se- niors, band trips, football games; hobbies: playing the saxiphone, tennis, and football; career choice: Business. Stephen L. Hufstetler Beth Ann Hugo Beth . . . Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember band practice, homeroom, home- work, friends; hobbies: music, reading, shop- ping; career choice: Medical Technician. Brian D. Hune Ace, Pruner, Macho Man. . . Baseball 9; Jazz Ensemble 12; Football 9; Golf 11; Health Ca- reers 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; National Honor Society 9, 10, 14, 12; Norhian Production 114; Outdoors Club 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember my girlfriend Kelli, friends, parties, cruising in fast cars; hobbies: hunting, partying; career choice: Business. Jacob J. Hurst 242 Jake i «oki: Glubst4) 42. Marc C. Hutchison Hutch . . . Stage Band 9, 10; Bell Choir 12; Symphonic Choir 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 42; Track 10; will remember going out with my friends and my girlfriend, Valerie; Mr. Batson’s chemistry class; going to parties; hobbies: lis- tening to music, running, girl watching; career choice: Psychology. John L. Ittel It’s . . . Football 9, 10, 14, 12; Key Club 12; Letter Winners 9, 14, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10, 14, 12; will remem- ber KM’s house, football practice, females, gambling in Spanish, parties with friends; hob- bies: golfing, NA girls, eating; career choice: Lawyer. Holly S. Jackson Kenton G. Jaehnig John E. Jakabcsin Jake ... Bell Choir 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Cross Country (Co-Captain) 12; Letter Winners 9, 12; Track 9, 12; Photography Club (President) 11, 12; Latin with Ernest, all the choir trips, CC with John, all my friends, the death of Hector; hobbies: running, sleeping, existing. Joseph P. Jarvis David K. Johnson Colleen B. Jones Coll . . . Marching Band 9; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; will remember all of my friends especially BK, KS, TJ, AK, KB, KK, TT. The “Ha” laugh, The BSC, The Senior Prom and spending time with Jimmy; hobbies: tennis, swimming, gymnastics; career choice: Legal Secretary. Stacey L. Jones Tracy L. Jones Trace, Yacy ... Keyettes 11, 12; Norhian Pro- duction 11, 12; Outdoors Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember my senior year with my great friends PH, JK, KK, DH, CF, WVU-I-79, IUP; hob- bies: spending time with friends, shopping, swimming cliffdiving; career choice: Early Childhood Education. Dennis Jorden Brian A. Kagle “Kegs”... Baseball 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 42; Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Tennis 9, 10; will remember football 85, 86, 87, Gigi-master, good times, hanging loose and all the great friends made; hobbies: hiding under beds, sleeping in woods, Gifl hunts; career choice: Engineering. Amy L. Kaiser Viarbles...DECA 10, 11, 12; will remember the football games, getting out at 11:20, my friends; hobbies: shopping, partying; career choice: Pediatrician. Cynthia Katafiasz Cindy, Cynders ... Debate 11, 12; will remem- ber Dale, friends, football games, getting out at 11:20; hobbies: shopping, spending time with Dale, camping; career choice: Medical Secretary. Rona D. Kaufman Ron, Ronala, RD. . . Marching Band 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Literary Magazine (Public- ity Ed) 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Norhian Production 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 14, 12; Thespians 11, 12; will remember band camp, Rebel Night, Tl week- end and the Ghetto, spoonin’ and extra spe- cial friends; hobbies: listening to the Giz-rock- ers (Room 4), annoying the heck out of people, striving to become a professional cymbal player; career choice: Law. Scott Keefer Charles E. Keenan ‘Kiwi’... Basketball 9; Golf 11, 12; Tennis 10, 44, 12; will remember Ms. Metvico, getting into trouble, football; hobbies: tennis, getting sick, telling stories; career choice: Business Management. Dawn M. Keller Smallfrye, Sqwiggles . . . Keyettes 14; Out- doors Club 11; Stage Crew 10; will remember Mr. Marshall’s chemistry, all my friends, rap ses- sions with Cindi during basic comp.., trying to program computers and forgetting how to tell time; hobbies: horseback riding, shopping, partying; career choice: Cosmetologist. Catherine A. Kelley Katie . . . Stage Band 12; Symphony Band 10, 44, 12; Keyettes 12; Letter Winners 9, 10; Or- chestra 9, 10; 12; Outdoors Club 14; Prom Committee 14, 12; will remember Ms. K’s homeroom, band camp and WSM, special times with special friends, Kevin; hobbies: norking, chocolate syrup, teaching TF to play hockey; career choice: Business Music. Laura A. Kelly La... Cheerleading 9; Bell Choir 10; Girls’ Choir 10, 14, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Sym- phonic Choir 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winners 14, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Student Coun- cil 9, 10, 14; will remember ‘The Six’, guys at NH, choir trips, 10th grade parties, and football games; hobbies: skiing, singing, socializing with my friends; career choice: Sociology. Jim Kenna Cathleen M. Killeen Cath . . . Majorettes (Captain) 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11; Keyettes 11; Letter Winners 11, 12; will remember EG, PN, AO, MK, 'RC, SP, Ms. K, WSM, special times at band camp ‘87, my slaves BA and KF, Tom and the unforgetable times we shared; career choice: Elementary Education. Kelly A. Kim Kim . . . Marching Band 9, 10; Keyettes 12: Letter Winners 10, 12; Prom Committee 412; Ski Club 12; Soccer 14, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Track 12; will remember Slippery Rock, sleep overs “ha-ha’’, sophomore and senior years (the prom), good friends PH, DH, TJ, CF, CJ, “T’’ and Hershal, most of all Steve; hob- bies: learning to drive, ridin g bikes and walking with P, spending time with Steve; career choice: Travel Tourism. Cynthia L. Kimmel Nudge, Cindy, Scindi . . . Synchronized Swim- ming 9; will remember superball game on McKnight Road, NPL, prom, Eat’n Park and alll my close and dear friends; hobbies: swimming, dancing, volleyball, going out with my friends on weekends; career choice: Corporate Attorney. Megan Kinne Meg... Outdoors Club 10, 14; Ski Club 10, 114, 42; Soccer 11, 12; Student Council 9, 12; Vol- leyball 9; will remember great times with best friends JW, TM, LS, JF, AM, parties, vacations, memories of TB and finally getting to go out with PC; hobbies: spending money, spending time with friends, guys; career choice: Business. Charles N. Kirsch Chuck .. . Will remember Amy and Colleen, Megan and Kelly; hobbies: football, rock-n- roll; career choice: Carpentry or Military Police. Don Kirwan Diver Don . . . Marching Band 9, 410, 14, 12; Stage Band 12; Symphony Band 114, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 14, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; will re- member band camp ‘87, ‘88, Mr. Mercer, the tree; hobbies: skiing, caveing, rock climbing; career choice: Marketing. Lori A. Klink Amy J. Klueber Aim .. . Cross Country 9; Keyettes 12; will remember fun times with great friends (CJ, KB, TT), spending time with Jeff, the senior class that had no spirit, and Buf, Steb, and Peters — without them the last three years would have been dull; hobbies: football games, concerts, weekends in the Mirada; career choice: Hotel Management. Wendy Kohl Flagline 11; Library Aides 9, 10; Norhian Pro- duction 12; Softball 9; GATE 9, 10, 11, 12. William H. Kohl Bill . . . Will remember blowing off, football games; hobbies: hunting, motorcycles, water skiing. Melissa A. Kohr Tai . . . Majorettes (Captain) 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 12; will remember my best friend, Jack, and all the great times we've shared, special friendships with SK, CK, MG, EP, JS, SM, LW, and SK2, my slaves and band camp, the majorettes and Miss K., downtown with Sheryl; hobbies: twirling, hav- ing fun, being a lead singer for the Giz Rock- ers; career choice: Physical Therapy Child Psychology. Jason Korvick Mary A. Korzi Maryanne, Mare ... Flag Line 10; Keyettes 11; Norhian Production and Business Staffs 12; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 14, 12; will remember the football games, the prom, my best buddies VY, DF, SP, JM, and STEVE; hobbies: dancing, swimming, skiing les hommes; career choice: Internation- al Business. Douglas Kosanovich Nadine Y. Krainc Racoon... AFS 12; Symphonic Choir 9; Health Careers 10, 11, 12; Keyettes 10; will remember the crazy days of senior week, the great peo- ple in the club who made it work, the junior prom and KY, Michael and his love throughout the years and the Class of ‘88; hobbies: horse- back riding, writing, going out and making the most of it; career choice: Communication. Natalie Kratsas Basketball 9; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winners 9; Norhian Production (Photography Editor) 14, 12; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Softball 9, 10; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians (Presi- dent) 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; will remember my best friend Kim, Rich, getting down at the park. Sue-Neville, The “Brownie troup’; career choice: Psychologist. Sandra L. Kremer Sandy, Krum... Stage Band 9; Norhian Pro- duction Staff 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; will remem- ber wild times with my friends Lulu Tah, Cath- leen, Tai, Faline, and the other Krum, visits to the store, 10th grade mornings, football games and the homecoming gang; hobbies: listening to music, biking and frisbee, spending time with friends; career choice: Physical Ther- apy Interior Design. Sheryl L. Kremer Krum, Sheryllock . . . Stage Band 9; Keyettes 40; Library Aides 9; Norhian Production 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; will remember Tai and JM, Fa- line, Lu-Lu Tah, the homeroom gang and downtown with Meus; hobbies: music, model- ing and touring downtown Pittsburgh, career choice: Advertising Interior Design. Leasa L. Kuchinskas Kucki.. . Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 12; will remember great times in Sym- phonic Choir, the musical “Oklahoma”, foot- ball games, senior week and some of the greatest friends LP, JL, ML, MF, JY; hobbies; church youth group, spending time with friends (especially DP), enjoying time with my family; career choice: Early Childhood Education. Michele L. Kuhn Shell... Tam’s Talks, almost getting blown up in Marshall's chemistry class; hobbies: horse- back riding, partying, shopping; career choice: Accounting. Gerald J. Kunco Jerry .. . will remember blowing off, football games, Buck’s class, clothing room; hobbies: motorcycles, boating, Gregory R. Kuntz Marching Band (Co-squad Leader) 9, 10, 11, 42; Stage Band 114, 12; Symphonic Choir 11, 42; Orchestra 9, 12; will remember all the great memories at band camp, my friends, WSM, my slave. Ed, and most of all Anne; hobby: watching football; career choice: Sports Journalism. Brian D. Kwiecinski L Heidi H. Landmeyer Hide, Landmine .. . Cheerleading 9; Symphon- ic Choir (Pianist) 9, 10; 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Outdoors Club 14; Ski Club 9; Stu- dent Council (Vice President 11, President 12) 9, 10; 14, 12; will remember super friends, es- pecially KD, LL, DS, KS, CO and NS; eating out with the girls and at lunchtime, homeroom chats with Lisa about M and M, all the wonder- ful teachers who have prepared me for col- lege; hobbies: piano, ice skating, sleeping: career choice: Medicine. Marsha J. Lang Munch . . . Mixed Ensemble 9; Keyettes 12; Norhian Production 10; Stage Crew 10; will remember closest friends NB, DZ, ND, CG, HB, KB, hockey, DZ and CJ, RT and |, football games, senior week, homecoming floats; hobbies: dancing, softball, being with friends; career choice: Business. Richard S. Lange Rick . . . will remember football games, small parties, good friends, proms, times with Lisa; hobbies: drafting, lifting, computers; career choice: Architecture. Antonio E. Lagunes Hobbies: tennis, soccer, music; career choice: Business. William H. Langer Langs .. . Football 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 44, 12; will remember double sessions, 11th Grade, Wood |, AAAA title games, junior and senior year, the girls | met at NH; hobbies: cars, cruisin’, good times; career choice: Pro Punt Holder. Lee T. Lansberry Jennifer L. Latkovic Lak, Jen... Bell Choir 11, 12; Girls’ Choir 9, 10, 44, 12; Mixed Ensemble 9; Symphonic Choir 9, 40, 14, 12; Letter Winners 12; will remember good friends Kucki, Jen, Michelle, choir trips, senior week, “Oklahoma,” football games; hobbies: dancing, singing, being with friends; 213 career choice: Child Psychology. Jennifer L. DeDonne Donger .. . Outdoors Club 10, 11; will remem- ber laughs and great times with friends Dingy (Dawn), Jenny, KD, TM, football games, time between classes, senior week; hobbies: draw- ing, softball, going out with friends; career choice: Business. David J. Lefcakis Frank S. Leone Frank . . . Cross Country 9; Letter Winners 9; Swim Team 114; Track 9, 10; hobbies: dancing, football, traveling; career choice: Business Management. Joseph J. Leszezynski Joe, Jasper .. . Basketball 10; Football 9; Let- ter Winners 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 14, 12; Student Council 9; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; will remember the wild parties, Mr. Campbell’s En- glish class my senior year, my friends, cruisin’; hobbies: cars, fishing; career choice: Physical Therapist. Stuart D. Lindquist Stu... Basketball 9; Letter Winners 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Tennis 9; hobbies: sports, fishing, go- ing out with friends; career choice: Engineering. Karen A. M. Lintelman Will remember min ven, Karlek, friden ochg- ladje, trokige, Herr Y., Bort alt vad oro gor; hobbies: knitting, gardening, croquet; career choice: German Education. Tracey P. Lisk Cheerleading 9; Cross Country 10, 11; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14; Outdoors Club 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 14; Diving 9, 10, 11; will remem- ber getting chased by Cohen and always getting away, great times with DO, RS, LB; hobbies: partying. sleeping. Alana L. Lochner “Big A’’, Betsy, Alawna... Keyettes 11, 12; Outdoors Club 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember Case Race ‘88, scavengers ’ 87, pre-game girl nights in my room, senior year fun and friends; hobbies: bloopering with SK and DS, school night 6s, searching through Bellevue. Georgette A. Logan Jette ... Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Tennis 9, 10; will remember close friends, Hilton Head with KS, 7th period car hunt, MGAR late nights; hob- bies: skiing, going out windows, D-spotting; career choice: Child Psychologist. Denise M. Lorenz “Neesie” . .. Cheerleading 9, 10, 11; Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winners 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 114, 42; Synchronized Swimming 9; will remember becoming best friends with TM, lunch in T.R.A.S., parties, EM, cheerleading; hobbies: horseback riding, shopping, spending all my time with EM, TM, LW; career choice: Business. Anwar M. Louis Norhian Production 12; will remember activi- 214 ties, AFS, Photography, lunch times, football games; hobbies: skateboarding, swimming, soccer. Marcie L. Lozer Duck... Basketball 9, 10, 11; Letter Winners 9; Outdoor Club 9, 10; Softball 9; will remember good friends, good times, football games, Se- nior Week, all the graduating class of 1988; hobbies: basketball, jogging, partying; career choice: Health Career. Larry A. Lucas Band Ensembles 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band (Drum Major) 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 114, 42; Symphony Band 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners OF AON 1122 Orchestra Oma 2z ok Clu 44, 12; Soccer 9; Tennis 10; will remember Sheree, Mr. Mercer, KH, TF, RM; hobbies: Sheree, band, skiing; career choice: Music and Engineering. Mike J. Lucas Dundee . . . Hobbies: volunteer fireman, hunt- ing, fishing; career choice: Game Warden. Paul C. Lukitsch Carrie A. Lutchko Keyettes 11, 12; Prloom Committee 12; Ski Club 44, 12; will remember friends VP, BH, LM, JA, AL, senior week, our No. 4 football team, most of all my fiance Pat K.; hobbies: partying, bowling, body building; career choice: Real Estate Agent. Lisa M. Lydic Lease, Bamus . . . Marching Band (Squad Leader) 9, 10, 14, 12; Symphony Band 12; Keyettes 11; Letter Winners 10, 12; Literary Magazine 12; National Honor Society (Secre- tary) 14, 12; Norhian Business Staff 12; Out- doors Club 11; Orchestra 10; Ski Club 10; Swim Team (Manager) 12; will remember all my great friends, band camp (stogies) and WSM, homeroom chats with Heidi, certain juniors, the prom; hobbies: sleeping, biking, phantom dining; career choice: Optometry. Glen A. Lyle Les... Golf 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Physics Club 44, 12; will remember going to breakfast dur- ing V. Rodger’s class, great times in Cashit’s class, falling asleep in Law and Justice, Deer; hobbies; skiing, golfing, watching Monty Py- thon on MTV; career choice: Aeronautical Engineer. Amy C. Lyon Muskrat... Keyettes 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10; will remem- ber my closest friends, (GL, LC, EK, KS, LM) JAMY, the J and J night, 7th period car hunt, MGAR late nights; hobbies: D-spotting with JC, going out windows, getting caught at every- thing | do; career choice: Travel. M John D. MacDonald Gunner ... Symphony Band 9, 10; Letter Win- ners 9, 10, 14, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 14, 12; Synchronized Swimming 14, 12; Track 9, 10; will remember Case Race ‘88’, run-ins with the law, friends of ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, marathon cards, deteriorating social life due to aca- demic pressure; hobbies: fast cars and wom- en, equestrian horse jumping, hunting: career choice: Taxi-Cab Driver. Teresa L. Madden Baby Face... will remember American Lit with Mr. Link, winning third place at PTAS and all my friends, Kevin (Mr. Fish), Mary Ann, Monica, Mark, Matt, Doug; hobbies: dancing, talking on the phone, music; career choice: Dancer and Teacher. Kristbjorg Magnusdottir Kristy .. . AFS 12; Keyettes 12; Prom Commit- tee 12; Ski Club 12; will remember great year, new friends, nice people (students and teachers); hobbies: skiing and camping, mak- ing new friends, having fun. David J. Maloni Woody .. . Stage Band 12; Letter Winners 10, 44,12; Soccer 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Volleyball 10, 44, 12; will remember jammin’ with the boys (FR, MN, RB), scavenger hunt and bagging TG; hobby: bass playing; career choice: Architecture, Tracie M. Mance “T’ . . . Debate 9; National Honor Society 9, 40; Student Council 10; will remember the friends | made, great times with Neen, LW and all the fun times we spent worrying about EM and MH; hobbies; horseback riding, riding dirt bikes, partying; career choice: Executive Secretary. Michael G. Manfred Mike .. . Will remember friends, girls, Al Cohen, racing home from Beattie, football games; hobbies: motorcycles, girls, hanging Out at McDonalds; career choice: Carpenter. Edward R. Mangold Golden Boy .. . AFS 9; Bell Choir 14, 12; Hockey 42; Library Aids 10; National Honor Society 10, 41,12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10; Wrestling 14; will remember skating with Bowes, Bibgade, Frontside Airs, Amy Roser, Bill Choir and Jimmie; hobbies: skateboarding, skiing, dirt biking; career choice: Commando. Christina L. Manuel Tina. . . Will remember good times with good friends SD, KW, VR, DS, KN and GM (BQ), N.P. with KW, 5-341 and 7-5, seeing Sara float and Kelle’s tooth; hobbies; shopping and working at Express, conspiring against Shmelly; career choice: International Business. Gloria Marenof Glo... Health Careers 12; Literary Magazine 41, 12; will remember the teachers, getting tested in driver’s ed, bus hunting because it’s always parked in a different place; hobbies: biking, reading, working in emergency medi- cal services; career choice: Pre-med or Psychology. Andrew J. Marsh Basketball 10; Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember the Rec, dumping books, John’s house, Mario’s problem, the Case Race: hob- | bies: tennis, skiing, sleeping; career choice: | Business. | Richard S. Maser | Zeke . .. Band Ensembles 9, 10, 14, 12; March- | Ing Band (Squad Leader) 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage | Band 9, 10, 11; Symphony Band 9, 10, 14, 12: | Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Ski Club 14, 12: | Stage Crew 9, 10; will remember WSM, WRM, | Mr. Norton, phone cops, big fat muffins, CLASP; hobbies: hang-gliding, self-hypnosis, Jai. Alai; career choice: Nuclear Engineering. Lisa L. Masur Masur, Maze . .. Prom Committee 10, 14: 12: Ski Club 12; Track 9, 10; will remember good times with close friends, LL from NA, trip to Myrtle Beach, partying, spending lots of time with Steve; hobbies: listening to music, going out with friends, shopping; career choice: Cosmetology. Tracey L. Matelan Will remember all the crazy times with KH, NG -and will never forget Don and all the times we had, 10th biology and homeroom with “Mr. D.”’, Junior and Senior Proms with Don, TS, Murf; hobbies: swimming, going out with Don, talk- ing on the phone; career choice: Dental Assistant. Michelle P. Matessa Letter Winners 9; Ski Club 9; Track 9; will re- member the watchman and the flagpole, the 5S Mouseketeers, good times with Debbie (ls that like a croissant?), vacations with Nudge; _ hobbies: badminton in the dark, watching for _ Trans-Ams, stealing signs;. James P. Matthews Jamie... Bell Choir 14; Film Club 14, 12; Library Aides, 11; National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Syn- chronized Swimming 10; will remember Bell Choir with Ed, Mr. Seelhorst’s quotes, the WM, Deily?, death whip; hobbies: skateboardin’, bowling. Ronald Maurer William Maxwell Sharon Mayer E. Robert Maze Ill Bob .. . National Honor Society 9, 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; will remember Dave J., Will P., Frank (Poco) R. and all the good times; hob- bies: playing guitar, youth group, skiing; ca- reer choice: Civil Engineer. Matt P. Mazreku Maz...Football9, 10, 11; Letter Winners 9, 10, 41; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10; will remember all of my friends and some of my teachers; hob- bies: working on cars, having a good time, going to parties; career choice: Mortician. Colleen McAndrews Robert A. McCann Bob... Mixed Ensemble 9; Softball 9, 10, 11, 42; will remember girls, wild times in the halls, breakfast, the 4 Hossemen; hobbies: hunting, girls, partying; career choice: Travel. Samantha McCartney Stephen McDonald Steve, Scumball . . . Orchestra (President 12) 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 11; will remember administrative mentality, “Marche” by Prokof- iev (Ugh) Stench, Williamsburg ‘86, big chief burgers; hobbies: yodeling, complaining; ca- reer choice: Concert Violinist. William E. McElwaine Bill. . . Film Club 12; Soccer 412; will remember girls, Bus, friends, teachers, Battle of the Bands; hobbies: guitar, photography. Brian J. McGoey Stench...Key Club 10; Letter Winners 11, 12; Ski Club 14, 12; Stage Crew 11; Track 9, 10, 44, 12; will remember Scumball, hopefully nothing except what | want to remember; hobbies: sports, climbing; career choice: Busi- ness Management Politician. Martha L. McGuire Norhian Production 10, 114; Student Council 9, 10, 11; will remember Debbie, good times with Phia, LV, JP, RV, JT, future plans, senior day and my boyfriend Jesse; hobbies: shopping, harassing people with Debbie, talking; career choice: Business. Christopher H. Mcintyre Chris, Dude . . . Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; National Honor Society 14, 12; Swim Team (Captain) 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember great football games, great parties, Kim’s parties, all of the swim team and all of my friends; hob- bies: jogging, swimming, collecting stamps and beer cans; career choice: Computer Scientist. ' George C. McKee Heather L. McKee Will remember friends and boyfriend Brian, se- nior day; hobbies: horseback riding, roller skat- ing, partying; career choice: Secretary. Andrew P. McKenna Bonecrusher ... Key Club 11; Letter Winners 9, 410, 44), 123 Si Cluls 422 Soeeer ©, 10, 4, WZ: Student Council 12; will remember Mr. Pohl’s class, how important all my friends are, the glory of soccer, my fan club, the NGA; hob- bies: having fun, chewing gum; career choice: Game-show Host. Tammy L. McNickle Will remember my boyfriend, Dave, friends Emma, Katie, Kelly T., Michelle K., business math with Katie and Kelly; hobbies: shopping, going to parties with friends. Christopher E. Meister Renae M Meister will remember my buddies Jill Rock and Janine Goetz, dreading swim class, hating school as much as Jill Bird; hobbies: horseback riding, getting tan, having fun; career choice: Nursing. Jacqueline A Melion Jacki... CAST 9, 10, 14, 12; Keyettes 10, 14, 42; National Honor Society 11, 12; Norhian Pro- duction 14; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12 (Treasurer); Thespians 12; will remember Melissa, the best friend anyone could have, special friendships with TS, SK, ML, JL, CN, TE, JP, VY, BM, “a prom is not a lite- time.’’, Senior Week, football games; hobbies: having fun, waiting for phone calls, skiing; ca- reer choice: Law. Laurie A Merwin Schmer, Lori, Gail... DECA 11, 12; Keyettes 10; will remember Leslie swimming after her canoe, Dancho, Anderson, and Mangis, Ta- mara’‘s elephant slippers, all my friends that mean a lot, Buc and Bri, such memories; hob- bies: going out with friends, tennis, television; career choice: Business (Marketing). Lisa L Meyer Girl’s Choir 9; Library Aides 9; will remember teachers, partying all weekend, every week- end, all the good times with friends, my Senior year; hobbies: partying, shopping, being with my friends; career choice: Travel Career. Michael Meyer Mike, . . Film Club 11; Letter Winners 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; will remember JLCNS, Crunchy Frog, fire extingushers, the construction site (right Mike), summer trip of ‘87; hobbies: skiing, soc- cer, sailing; career choice: Biomedical Engineering. Bill J Michaels Chief... Football 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember ‘“85 Championship’ season and three great seasons here; hobbies: playing football, bas- ketball, weightlifing, hanging out with my friends and going crazy; career choice: Busi- ness Management. Jamie R Michaels Cross Country 9, 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember the good times Dennine, Evon, Mike, Matt, AP English, 4 years of running at NH, “Vern’’; hob- bies: running 50 miles a day, finding loose change after lunch, sleeping; career choice: Elementary Education. Julie A Mihalich Connie G Mitchell Wiener .. . Arrowhead 9; Girl’s Choir 9, 10, 11, 42; Mixed Ensemble 10, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, NO, 14, 12; will remember all my friends, Senior Week, choir trips, parties, football games, hobbies: having and solving guy probs, being a Rowdy Rooter, having the spirit of NHHS; career choice: Physical Therapist. Dino C Morello Ensembles 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 42; Symphony Band 12; Debate 9; Physics Club 14, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 9, 10; will remember Mr. Mercer and the great NH Band, friends, band camp, teachers, Miss Kalogeras; hobbies: football, swimming, playing guitar; career choice: Chemist. 215 Daniel Morgan Heather A Morphy Ensembles 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 12 (Squad leader); Stage Band 12; Symphony Band 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 14, 12; will re- member band camp, October 10, kosher in the morning, healthy Catholic boys in Dublin, all other special times; hobbies: soccer, music, free-body diagramming; career choice: Medicine. Greg R Morris Red, Mo .. . Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; National Honor Society 44, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember the Kims, being 1 in the nation in football, Rank, Gorge, Kegs, Dick, you gummer; hob- bies: athletics, looking for girls with Kegs, pur- suing hat-tricks; career choice: International Law and Finance. Tamara Morris Thomas C Murcko Tom... Arrowhead 40, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 44, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12; National Honor Society 9, 10, 14, 12; Norhian Production Ape OKl CUB OA O44 22aienmisi ome OmelMs 12 (Captain); Track 9; Physics Club 14, 12; will remember the Agony Chamber; travelling on impulse, the countless hours wasted on home- work; hobbies: skiing, tennis, procrastinating; career choice: Investment Banking. Francis J Murphy Murf . . . Football 9; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 14; will remember the Dragon, the Big Bird (Giant Eagle), ABSF, Volarie, North Side, Modes .. . ; hobbies: Taekwondo, hunt- ing. fishing; career choice: Satellite Communi- cations Expert. Sean P. Murphy Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 14, 12; will remember nothing; hobbies: guns, motorcy- cles, cars; career choice: Mortician. N Margaret L. Nadzam Peggy ... Flag Line 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Stage Band 10; Symphony Band 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; will remember the magic of being in Band, special friendships formed by chance, wild nights after football games, the “physics club’’, ‘Cool beans and never let um c u swet!’ hobbies; dealing with mental an- quish, having crazy fun, “being cute in a dumb sort of way’; career choice: Secondary Education. Joseph J. Nagy Joe... will remember football games, friends; hobbies: hunting, beer can collecting, fishing, boating; career choice: Auto Body Repairman. Spero C. Nicholas Letter Winners 14, 12; National Honor Society 216 AOMA AZ SKIkGbiO Om Zao OCCemo m0; 41, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; will remember field trios to town, Fascist stomping shoes, week- ends with friends; hobbies: skiing, biking, gui- tar; career choice: Bio-medical Engineer. Kelli L. Nicholl Cheerleading 11, 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; Ski Club 12; will remember cheering at football games, special friendships in cheerleading and others, Mr. Bufalino’s class with Val and most of all Brian; hobbies: cheerleading, danc- ing, shopping; career choice: Executive Secretary. David R. Niemczyk Band Ensembles 9; will remember good friends, teachers and blowing at school; hob- bies: rock roll, cars; career choice: Comput- er Field. Sean D. Novay Nov .. . National Honor Society 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember: Mrs. Mangis’ health class, the football games, Mr. Pohl, the coolest teacher in the world; hobbies: playing guitar, rock and roll, partying; career choice: Computer Programming. Darren J. Novosel Arnie . . . Baseball 9, 10; Football 9; Golf 11; Library Aides 141; National Honor Society 114, 42; Ski Club 11, 12; will remember: B.O. with the Dawg, Mrs. M’s health class, and partying at the football games; hobbies: hobnobbing, stairdiving; career choice: Wine Connoisseur. Michael A. Nudi Nute, Mike . . . Stage Band 12; Symphony Band 12; National Honor Soci ety 11, 12; Soc- cer 9, 10, 11; will remember: jamming with the boys (DM, FI, RB), going out with the girls from Shaler (Sharon G.), bagging TG; hobbies: ski- ing, drumming, driving friends insane; career choice: Electrical Engineer. Anne M. O’Brien Annaboo, Anne-Baby, Wafer... CAST 10, 11, 12; Literary Magazine 10, 11, 12 (Editor-in- Chief); National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 14, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Creative Consultant); will remember: summer of ‘87, the SPOON, the Fab Four, really inter- esting restaurant visits, the unbelievable dis- trict wide encouragement for academic suc- cess; hobbies: creating reserved parking areas, watching Inspector Gadget, breaking out of and back into my shell; career choice: Faith Healer. Colleen B. O’Dell Keyettes 11, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 12: National Honor Society 10, 14, 12; Norhian Prduction 12; Outdoors Club 11; Softball 9, 10; Swim Team (captain) 9, 10, 14, 12; will re- member: STATES, Bananas Shaving Parties, my great friends (Dingbats Club); hobbies: run- ning, eating at Dingbats, lifeguarding; career choice: Business. Irene M. Oesterle Amy B. O’Leary A.B., Betty, Squirt .. . Majorettes 10, 14, 12; Norhian Production 12; will remember: Band camp ‘87, WM, AK, climbing the hill, my slave Trisha; hobbies: shopping, cruising with KL, beating up RD; career choice: Accounting. Dina L. Osterbloom Will remember my best friend TL, my L for K, and getting busted; hobbies: ballet, partying, listening to The Dead; career choice: Psychology. John R. Pajak Pigeon . . . Baseball 9; Ski Club 12; will remem- ber my friends, parties, blowing of and football games; hobbies: basketball, hockey, partying. Matthew D. Palley Sgt. Pickle, Palley, Matt, Pal . . . DECA 114; Football 9, 10; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 14; will remember going out with ALV, getting into trouble with JT, parties at the farm; hobbies: partying with friends, fixing ALV car, making trouble. Erik R. Palmer Fish... Ski Club 10, 14, 12; Track 9; will remem- ber all my friends and all the parties we went to, skiing, the car on Harden Dr., JT, JT, JS, TG, EB; hobbies: skiing, going out with friends, fly- ing; career choice: Pilot. Debra J. Palmieri Debbie, Deb . . . Symphonic Choir 9; will re- member friends, especially Martha and Laurie, my senior year, the fun | had at North Hills, and a very special guy- JB; hobbies: tennis, horse- back riding, going out with friends; career choice: Executive Secretary. Mark W. Parobeck Mark ... CAST 12; Hockey 9; Norhian Business Staff 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 42; Stage Crew 12; Student Council 9, 12; will remember the woods, ERP’s class, F = ma, SHWJAR, River and Sea Sickness!; hobbies ski- ing, skiing, and more skiing; career choice: Space Sciences. Steven J. Pasquinelli Jody M. Paviot J.P., Jode .. . Symphonic Choir 10, 44, 12; Keyettes 12; Letter Winner 12; Outdoors Club 41; Prom Committee 10, 14, 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember football games, Choir trips, 10th grade B lunch, last day of 11th grade, and all my friends especially KC, SP, CM, AND LS; hobbies tennis, spending time with friends, and shop- ping; career choice: Nursing. Brenda L. Pawlowski Bren... DECA 114, 12; Library Aide 10; will remember my good friends, my DECA teach- er, Mrs. Arthurs, and the fun times at N.H.; hob- bies: going out with friends, eating, and swim- ming; career choice; Flight Attendant. Valerie L. Payne Jeters ... Symphony Band 10, 14, 12; Letter Winner 14; Ski Club 12; Tennis 9, 10, 14; will remember the fun times with Kel N and at the GC, the parties and times with Spuds and the gang, Senior week, the Chi Chi’s gang, and the bathroom buddies being reunited; hob- bies: tennis, partying with friends, dancing; career choice: Biologist. Louis C. Pentecost DECA 12; will remember the people, teachers, and the work they gave; hobbies: football, working On cars, swimming; career choice: Computers. David S. Peterson Stanly ... Wrestling 9; will remember JH, JK, BS, JH, but most of all my love Erin; hobbies: going to Penguin games; career choice: Business Man. Jeffrey J. Petrilla Will remem ber friends, football games, and Senior Week; hobbies: white water rafting, ski- ing, swimming; career choice: Architecture. Maria L. Pirone Lisa, Lis... Basketball 9; Keyettes 14, 12; Letter Winners 9; Norhian Production and Business Staffs 12; will remember good friends, Our se- nior year!, our famour reject bus, homecom- ing week, all the fun football games . . . MGM; hobbies: having fun with friends, always being busy, going out to Ross Park Mall; career choice: Child Psychology. Darrin J. Pochan Poch .. . Jazz Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 141, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10,1 4, 12 (President); Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain): Letter Winners 9, 10, 11, 12; Nation- al Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (President); Nohian Production 12; Track 9, 10, 14, 12; will remem- ber Monday nights, Psychology, corn, Cross country meets; hobbies: running, spending time with CJ, SS, JN, EK, WP, concerts; career choice: International Relations Kimberly D. Podany Kim, Kimbo . . . CAST 10; Outdoor Club 11; Stage Crew 10; Volleyball 9; will remember backing in 10th, 1 football team and games, good friends Dawn, Mary, Tracy, lunch at Long John Silvers and McDonald's; hobbies: sailing, babysitting, spending time with friends; career choice: Child Care. Sandra L. Podrasky Sandy . . . Symphonic Choir 9, 10; 14, 12; Keyettes 12; Norhian Production 12; Prom Committee 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; will remem- ber Dale, Jody, Sue, Lisa, laughing, cruisin’, football games; hobbies: hanging out, caus- ing severe problems, harassing most of popu- lation; career choice: Child Psychology. Christine D. Polak Gut ...PA Announcer 9; Swim Team 9; Thespi- ans 11; will remember friends, visits to Ohio, Bill, Gotcha WP and TT, Junior Prom; hobbies: swimming, collecting stuffed animals, spend- ing lots of time with Bill Roush; career choice: Sports Commentator (News). James W. Polanosky Jim... Letter Winners 12; Norhian Pro duction 14, 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Outdoor Club 14; Prom Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Track 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember the good friends | made, the good times we had, racing up and down McKnight on Friday nights, all the girls | met and the teachers at NH; hobbies: running, ski- ing, ice skating; career choice: Air Force Fighter Pilot. Leslie L. Pollak Doni... DECA 14, 12; Debate 11, 12; Keyettes 42; will remember fun times, Mall, my sister, going out, good friends; hobbies: writing let- ters, taking pictures, bowling; career choice: Flight Attendant. Antoinette Pollaro Tonie, Italy .. . Girls Choir 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Debate 9, 10; Health Careers 12; Soccer 9, 10; will remember “Doug,” the rail- road tracks, Ross Park, the proms, football games; hobbies: walking through Ross Park, learning Doug’s unusual music, collecting bear items and Doug’s pictures; career choice: Nu- clear Medicine. Ethan R. Post Robert A. Poth R.B... Will remember the great times with my friends and when it was our turn on Senior Day; hobbies: working on my cars, going out with friends, partying, career choice: Medicine. Thomas R. Powers Cynthia L. Ptacek Cindy, Chippy .. . Health Careers 12; Keyettes 42; Student Council 9, 10; will remember good friends AR, CR, KP; teachers, 1 football team 44th Grade lunch; hobbies: spending time with friends, babysitting, listening to the radio; ca- reer choice: Nursing. William J. Puz Willie .. . Bell Choir 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 14, 42; Mixed Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Volleyball 10, 14, 12 (Captain); will remember Monday and Wednesday nights; beating up on the Band, losing seasons, spe- cial friends; hobbies: going out with CJ, DP, EK, RS; volleyball, concerts; career choice: Marine Bi ology. Julie L. Ramsey Jul, Jules, Rue . . . Flag Line 14, 12 (Squad Leader); Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 41, 12; Keyettes 12; Student Council 9° will remember band camp, good friends, football games, my sister, Mall; hobbies: working, go- ing out, talking on the phone: career choice: Management Marketing. Dane Quinlan Ishu V. Rao Ish... Arrowhead 410, 14, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 12; will remem- ber Rich, Dave and donuts in Calc; ‘Meals on Wheels’, Mr. D., Mr. G. and the Wonder Twins; hobbies: PKA kick-boxing, cartoon collecting, skiing; career choice: Medicine. Susan M. Rappleye James M. Reichmuth John P. Reichmuth Iil Debate 9, 10, 11, 12; NFL 9, 10, 11, 12; Nation- al Honor Society 9, 10, 14, 12; Outdoors Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Sychronized Swimming 9; will remember bananadene. Ca- ligula, Lotta; career choice; Ethnobotany. Colleen L. Reilly CAST 10, 14, 12; NFL 9; Outdoors Club 411; Stage Crew 10; Thespians 14, 12; will remem- ber all my friends, football games, Debbie’s driving, Senior Week, and all the great times: hobbies: shopping, mime, horseback riding; career choice: Psychology. Eric S. Renkey Will remember football, friends, good times, hobbies: sports, Mrs. D. Anne M. Riccardi Annie, Annis .. . Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 12 (Section Leader); Symphony Band 11, 12 (Secretary); Orchestra 10, 11, 12; will remem- ber Camp ‘87 and slaves, lunch table, halfgal- lon, oh, yeal, friends; hobbies: deer spotting, being the ball-girl, doing homework in lunch; career choice: Health Career. Carole J. Richards CJ... . Flag Line 44, 12; Cheerleading 9; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Ski Club 14, 12; Student Council 10, 14; will re- member Amy, Band Camp ‘86, ‘87, 1 foot- ball team, special times spent with FW, Feb. 24, 1987: hobbies: shopping, Pizza Roma Fiday nights; career choice: Pediatrics Nurse. Shawn E. Richey Reggie .. . Baseball 9; Ski Club 10; Wrestling 9, 40, 14, 12; will remember Case Race ‘87, SW, Scavenger Hunt ‘86, partying with friends, learning how to talk my way out of trouble; hobbies: softball, trying to go to the beach; career choice: Chiropracter. Christine T. Rickard P. Head... DECA 14, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 9; will remember partying with JZ, SK, CK, AL, TC, KW; my late night journies to RMC, the Big Apt, blowing off, memories with Jimmy; hobbies: spending time with Jimmy, going out with friends, partying; career choice: Marketing. Laura C. Ricketts Lars... CAST 10, 14, 12; Debate 14, 12; NFL 44, 12: National Honor Society 10, 11, 12: Stage Crew 10, 14, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 42. will remember Murder Parties, “The Devil Is Neville’ Little Linda’s Lung, the elusive spoon, my wonderfully creative friends; hobbies: raid- ing Thrift Stores for the ultimate costume, phi- 247 losophizing at the Red Barn, tandeming in the rain; career choice: Architectural Restoration. Scott D. Rickley Scoot, Scoots .. . Letter Winners 9; Soccer 9, 10; Volleyball 12; will remember good friends, good times, Senior Week, football games and Mr. G:; hobbies: golfing, fishing, hunting; career choice: Teaching. Evan J. Rigas Will remember all my friends, all my teachers, good times during Senior Week; hobbies: lift- ing weights, playing football, fishing; career choice: Auto Body Repair. Kevin Roberts Mak . . . Will remember Rogue, Terri, Kim, Alana, Dec. 30, 1987; hobbies: skin and SCUBA diving, photography, music, career choice: Marine Biologist. Jill A. Rock Bird .. . Cheerleading 9, 11; Mixed Ensemble 11; will remember Renae Meister (The Bird) and all our adventures, 3rd period Health Class with Miss Anderson, “Yikes!’’; hobbies: horseback riding, running, cheerleading. Frank A. Rodrigues Will remember winning the Battle of the Bands, wild weekends (with the Minn. Wrecking Crew), all my friends, my Senior year with Von- nie, Oh, Wade, it was GUNS!; hobbies: playing guitar, cruisin’ and jammin’, old cars; career choice: Musician. Juli D. Rollins Jules... AFS 11, 12 (Secretary); Cheerleading 42; Cross Country 10; Keyettes 12; NFL 10, 11, 42; Prom Committee 12; Softball 10, 12; Stu- dent Council 10, 12; Thespians 12; will remem- ber partying at my house, V-2, crazy things with best friends, the Big ‘B,’’ football games; hobbies: cheerleading, talking, partying; ca- reer choice: International Business. Robert J. Roma Vickie L. Romanowski Vic... Cheerleading 9, 10, 12; Outdoors Club 40; Ski Club 9, 10, 14; Student Council 9; will remember great times with friends SD, TM, JR etc., football games, parties, last but not least, Tims. Rebecca A. Rombach Becky ... Basketball 9, 10, 114, 12; Health Ca- reers 10, 11; Keyettes 12; Letter Winners 114, 42; Norhian Production 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 114, 12; will remember great friends LL, CO, AW, VB girls, Kentucky summers, Bab-what?!, 180° turns On snowy nights, taking the high (or low) road; hobbies: playing family feud, Spanish men, making wedgies in practice; career choice: Physical Therapy. Stephen J. Rombach William F. Roper Fred... Will remember how muich | hated the administration; hobbies: picking on Mr. Shuetz. Paul C. Rosenberg Soccer 9, 10, 11; hobbies: soccer, sleeping; 218 career choice: Accounting. April F. Rouda Joy B. Ruckert Fred Ruprecht 3 Matthew Sanguigni Kendell L. Sawhill Flag Line 10, 11; Girls Choir 10, 14, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10, 14, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 114, 42; Symphonic Choir (Secretary) 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 11; National Honor Society 10, 41, 12; will remember “Oklahoma,” Choir trips, Jazz practice, Bandcamp ‘86, being with Michael; hobbies: playing piano, feeding the ducks, singing; career choice: Musical Theater. Brian R. Schaffer Drac ... Baseball 12; Hockey 10, 12; Ski Club 42; will remember achieving 2.00 QPA, best street hockey player, pounding; hobbies: hockey Melissa Schell Melis, Liss... DECA 11, 12; will remember: Mrs. Arthurs, Mr. Wentzel, Mr. Marziale, Mr. Z, and all my close friends; hobbies: horseback riding, boating, relaxing; career choice: Accountant Brian D. Schindler Brains . . . will remember football games, Mr. Grove, Mr. Deighorn’s class; hobbies: basket- ball, eating; career choice: Computers Business Stefan K. Schmiedberg Debate 11, 12; Key Club 11; Letter Winners 14, 42; National Honor Society (Treasurer) 10, 11, 42; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 114; Physics Club 11, 12; will re- member agony chamber, hating fascists, and all my friends who helped me keep my sanity; hobbies: cycling, tennis, cooking; career choice: Biomedical Engineering Kirk A. Schmitt Captain... Outdoors Club 10, 14; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember last year was like jail; hobbies: laying tire, loud music, dirtbike fines; career choice: Tactical Pilot Michael J. Schmitt Letter Winners 10, 14, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember homeroom, practice, Kendell; career choice: Medical Related Donald K. Schneider Don... Will remember teachers, friends and good times during senior week; hobbies: weight lifting, hunting, fishing; career choice: Agriculture Louis C. Schneider Baseball 11, 12; Letter Winners 11, 12: will re- member early dismissal and days off; hobbies: football, parties; career choice: Business Maryann Schneider David R. Scholle Dave .. . Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Track 9; will remember football, girls; hobbies: sports, music, watching tv; career choice: Business. Shannon B. Schomaker Shoe .. . Cheerleading 9 (Caption), 10 (Co- Captain), 14, 12 (Captain); Symphonic Choir 9, 10; Keyettes 9, 10, 11, 12; Norhian Produc- tion 12; Prom Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember indian football games, cheerleading, best friends SK, LC, WM, GM, Chris; hobbies: cheer- ing, shopping, eating having fun, laughing; career choice: Elementary Education. Darla J. Schre iber Timothy J. Schreiber Little Time limpskiopy «CAST Ona zai Letter Winner 14; Thespians 10, 14, 12; will re- member swoosh!, Eat-n-Park, superball game, on McKnight, singing with friends in lunch, NPL; hobbies: being with friends, work, CYO; ca- reer choice: Accountant. Jean M. Schutty Jean the Bean, Jean-Jean, Whiz Kid. . . CAST 40, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 14, 12; Let- ter Winner 14; National Honor Society 14, 12: Thespians 10, 11, 12; will remember tandem bikes, good times with great friends, football games and pizza, the spoon, the Flintstones; hobbies: dance, piano, computers; career choice: Computer Scientist. Doug A. Schwer Letter Winner 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; will remem- ber track practice, ski trips, and football games; hobbies: body surfing, tennis, swim- ming; career choice: Engineering. Shannon L. Scott Kenneth P. Seitz Kenny... Arrowhead 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 12; Letter Winner 9; Soccer 9; will remember homeroom, hockey fights between Dave, Sam and me; hobbies: fishing street hockey, wasting money; Lawyer or Electrician. Travis S. Shaheen Stage Band 10; Bell Choir 11, 12; Jazz Ensem- ble 10; DECA 10, 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Key Club 42; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; PA An- nouncer 12; will remember all my friends JC, DS, FM, homecoming, Jeff and Deelan’s senseless jokes, the doss house; hobbies: par- tying spot,, needlepoint, playing with model airplanes. Michelle L. Shannon Kenneth A. Sheppard Michael G. Skirda Skirts, Spike, Skirds, Mike . . . Key Club 12; Ski Club 12; Track 12; will remember the gang (BH, DH, DD, EJ, JBS, SB), mud patch, my chil- dren, my friends; hobbies: skiing, sleeping in other people’s houses; career choice: Business. Randy J. Smith Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 14, 12: Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Aids 9, 10, 14, 12: will remember Mr. Cliffton’s HR, getting caught smoking in bathrooms, Scott Waltson, Michelle and Sherre; hobbies: partying, walking to school, spending money; career choice: Engineer. Sheri L. Smith Lauri L. Sommers Ensembles 9; Debate 11; Keyettes 10, 11, 12 (Secretary Treasurer); Letter Winner 9, 10, 14, 42; NFL 11, 12; Norhian Production 12; Ski Club 10; Softball 10; Stage Crew 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 14, 12 (Captain); will remember adventures with the v olleyball gang, my buddies from the class of ‘86, Hilton Head Island ‘87, special friends, and unforgetable memories with Chuck; hobbies: “Picnic” Volleyball, riding towtrucks, Mexican dancing; career choice: Business. Sam P. Spade Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 9, 10, 14, 42; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; hobbies: fishing, hunting, sports. Gary R. Spangler Ensembles 9; Tennis 10, 12; will remember my friends JF, BV, RP, EW, falling asleep in first period, concert band; hobbies: windsurfing tennis, volleyball; career choice: Computer Science. Timothy P. Stahl Timothy Stanish Stan!am... Football 9, 10; Key Club 14, 12; Letter Winner 9; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; will remember Case Race ‘87, good times with BG, special times with VIR, closet door; Martin Stanton Amy L. Stefanko AFS 14, 12; Cross Country 10; Library Aide 9; will remember Howdy, Doudy, Ompa Lumpa, Easy (TGIF), Ernest and Hector, the 50 yard line, check and the killer hill; hobbies: drawing, horseback riding, hubcaps; Graphic Design Illustration. Lisa K. Stokes Fred A. Stout Jr. Zippy, Pop... . Basketball 9; Letter Winner 10, 41, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; will re- member beating Butler with nine men, Sull’s house, hanging out with S, B, D, C, J, Case Race ‘88; hobbies: skeet shooting, hunting, three-dimensional box drawing; career choice: Solid Gold Dancer. Doug T. Stradley Strad, Stradelely, Dougie . . . Bell Choir 11; _ Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 40, 14, 12; Golf 11, 12; Letter Winner 10, 11, 42; Library Aides 9, 10, 14, 12; National Honor Society 12; Ski Club 12; Stage Crew 114, 12: Thespian 10, 14, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; will re- member midnight rehearsals, my blanket, choir trips, destroying the band, causing an- arcy; hobbies: golfing, thrashing, slam-dunk- ing; career choice: Design. Kendon A. Stroud Dennine A. Suchma Weiner, Spud, Neeners .. . Arrowhead 14, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 14; will remember my bestest friends: Lisa, Dawn and Jamie, ‘““Gob- ble Gobble Duck’’, Mr. Volzer’s Algebra Il class, and all of our walks down “A” Hall; hobbies: softball, North Park, talking to guys; career choice: Medicine. Daniel M. Sullivan Jesse, Dan, Sull, Fudge .. . Baseball 9, 10, 11, 42; Bell Choir 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Key Club 12; Library Aides 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Synchronized Swimming 14, 12; Thespians 12; will remember Leatherface, Marathon cards, Case Race ‘88, Rav and Roon happy hour at Big “A‘s’’ (at which | did cheat); hobbies: hit- ting fire hydrants and Siebert hillside; school night 6’s with Dave, Betsy and Lucille, blooper- ing and eating bean casseroles with Big “A’’ and SK. Declan T. Sullivan Deek .. . Football 9, 10; Key Club 12; Ski Club 44, 12; Track 9, 10; will remember my best friends JC, TS, FM, the Big Chief Burger, Pug, Clyde's house; hobbies: WBSCS at the “Spot”, listening to Jim!, trying to make sense of Jeff's jokes, getting whitewalled by JC and TS at 33; career choice: Business. Erin M. Sullivan Erone .. . Library Aides 9; will remember when Kelly Curran never had any makeup so she used mine, the awful school lunches, getting up early every morning, graduating, the foot- ball games; hobbies: horseback riding, draw- ing, partying; career choice: Commercial Artist. Nancy N. Sutherland Nan, Chiggle . . . Flag Line 10, 11; Girls Choir 11, 42; Symphonic Choir 10, 14, 12; Keyettes 10, 44, 12; Letter Winners 11, 12; Literary Maga- zine 12 (Literary Editor); National Honor Soci- ety 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); will remember the Dingbat Club, “Oklahoma,” England, ski trips, all my friends; hobbies: music, dance, shopping; career choice: Broadcast Journalism. Kathleen M. Sweeney Kath . . . Basketball 9; Keyette 10, 14; Out- doors Club 14; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 10, 14, 12; Stage Crew 12; Student Council 12; Swim Team 14; Volleyball 10; will remember stimulating lunch discussions, Junior Prom, the- ater class, my Kentucky pals, crowded ski trip bus rides; hobbies: swimming, skiing, meeting new people; career choice: Architecture. Robert T. Szabo Bob... Baseball 10, 11, 12; will remember all the great friends | met, all the fun times | had in Gym; hobbies: partying, cruisin’, just jaggin’ around; career choice: Political Science. Gregory P. Tarker Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 12; Symphony Band 42; NFL 9; will remember Band, the CRC caper, pottery, BW, MB, Mr. Wheat’s hit albums; hob- by: drawing; career choice: Civil Engineering. Luann M. Taylor Pooh... Orchestra 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember my obnoxious friends from the class of ‘87, The Geminis, Miss Kalogeras who taught us disci- pline and self-esteem, my sophomore fling, Geometry class; hobbies: cruisin’ the avenue, collecting boyfriends, violin; career choice: Photography. Carmine Tedeschi Hazard . . . Hobbies: skiing, hunting, fishing. Mark E. Thoma Mark A. Thomas Turtle . . . Arrowhead 9 (editor) 10, 14, 12 (Layout Editor, will remember “A bunch of cows”, Never mind, Cajun shrimp, Ruskie, friends; hobbies: telling stupid jokes, reading, loafing; career choice: Theology. Melissa M. Thomison Mel, Mellin, Mel-issa . . . Drill Team Northgate 40; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Stat Manager Northgate 9; will remember all the great times I've had with my friends; hob- bies: dancing every week (Memories), shop- ping, dating as much as possible; career choice: Cosmetology. Lynne M. Tomasello Joseph W. Tomasic Cool Cat... Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10; Letter Winners 9; Track 9; will remember all the good times | had with my friends and | don’t want to remember the rest; hobbies: fishing, shooting hoops, picking up girls. Thomas A. Tominac Tom. ..Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Letter Winners 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 40, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 44, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 14, 42 (Captain); will remember some people, some classes; hobbies: photography, cars, ski- ing; career choice: Neurosurgeon. Kathleen A. Totin Tote... Keyettes 12; will remember all my great friends LP, SD, CB, CB, SS, LM, JB etc., football games, cruisin’ Friday nights; hobby: going out with friends; career choice: Travel. Thu V. Tran Tennis 9, 12; will remember friends, especially John, V, Rep, Posh, and Pecca day; hobbies: tennis, chess. Kelly J. Treiber Special K . . . Debate 12; will remember the football games with Jenny, Toni and Sue, the parties for Renee, the bathrooms with Tammy; hobbies: rollerskating, dancing, partying. Christopher P. Trudeau Chris . . . will remember any good days of school, friends; hobbies: waterskiing, hunting. Darcy B. Trunzer CAST 410, 11, 2; Health Careers 10, 11; Thespi- ans 11, 12; will remember Three Musketeers on Senior Day, Greentree, Born 8:15, security please, hubcaps, M T; hobbies: ping-pong tennis, intellectual stimulation at lunch, slam- ming brakes at yellow lights and hitting pedes- trians in Driver Ed simulation movies; career choice: Registered Nurse. Traci L. Tschannen Trac .. . Basketball 9; Letter Winner 9; Out- soors Club 11; Softball 9, 10; Stage Crew 9, 10, 44; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10; will remember good times with great friends, daisies, pink slips, breakfast, Cagney and Lac- ey; hobbies: cruisin’ the Mirada, partying, and being a bee; career choice: Commercial Art. V Jennifer L. Vardzel Jen... Outdoors Club 11; Prom Committee 0; “4h, Ws SIM (Elvies “Kl, “25 Uiretake Sy, key, wall remember special times shared with special friends: MB, LM, KW, MS, SF, VR, SD, and TM, the wild times in Ocean City with MB, and the summer spent with her; hobbies: staying Out until 4 in the morning, doing bad things on vacation, and going to Oakland and shop- ping there; career choice: Cosmetology. Jennifer L. Varraux Roxanne ...Keyettes 10, 11; Letter Winner 10, lie Za oKiiClube Omi 2esSOCccemd Onan: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember great times with great friends: G, M, K, C, Semega’s par- ties, football games, and VP-18; hobbies: soc- cer, dance, skiinig, running, and shopping; ca- reer choice: Health Major. Jodi L. Vasalani Jo, Jod... Letter Winner 10, 14, 12; Soccer (captain) 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember the Bumble dinks-especially Bozo, Bean and Betty, the great cake fight, Herbie and the rest of the team, TRCAS; hobbies: sitting on bees, soccer, bike riding; career choice: Business. John V. Veltre Swim Team 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember Paja- ma Day, Leslie A. Verostic will remember Beattie Tech., Greg, and gross bathrooms; hobbies: cosmetology, sitting in the park, and partying with Greg; career choice: Cosmetologist. Karen L. Vinski shortie, Stretch . . . CAST 9, 10, 414, 412: Keyettes 12; Letter Winner 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians (vice-president) 10, 11, 12; will remember our 1’4th grade locker, all my “bestest” friends, senior week, all those mime times, and football games; hobbies: go- ing out with friends, showing up in NYC at least once a year, and constant giggling; career 220 choice: Fashion. Steve E. Vogel Baseball 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Letter Winner 44, 12; Outdoors Club 141; Ski Club 9; will re- member Kelly, Jessie’s parties, Dave, Howard, Lee, and Mac-O; career choice: Engineering. Jeff E. Volkman Crazy Horse ... AFS 10, 11, 12; Bell Choir 10, 44; Symphonic Choir 11, 12; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Prom Commit- tee 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember fat girls and my friends; hobbies: hunting and fishing; career choice: Game Warden. Richard Votilla W Faith A. Waddell Scott R. Walston Spazz...Key Club 11, 12; Letter Winner 10, 44, 12; National Hinor Society 14, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 11; Student Council 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember Case Race “88”, Scavenger Hunt ‘87’, good friends: Shawn, Richard White’s neverending pursuit of justice; hobbies: partying with SR, JB, BG, TS, CC, WM, FR, and the Big “A”; Joe J. Walter Will remember times behind the senior high building, football games, suspension; hobbies: hunting, fishing, working on cars, and picking up ladies; career choice: CIA Agent. Lisa A. Walters Basketball 9; Keyettes 11; Letter Winner 9; Softball 9, 10; Stage Crew 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9; will remember Cagney and Lacey, dazies in the park, fuzberts, truck fuzz, and Jerry; career choice: Business Management. Jason B. Ward Will remember causing trouble at football games, blowing off NH and going to North Park; hobbies: hiking, working on cars, chasing women; career choice: Electronic Engineer. Kelly J. Ward Will remember my friends, jagging around be- fore classes, all my teachers that heloed me get through, and proms; hobbies: reading, so- cializing with my friends, and going out with Dennis; career choice: Health Occupation. Mechel A. Warrick DECA 11, 12; Softball 10, 14; will remember Cohen, the bathrooms, my friends and Butch; hobbies: horseback riding, softball, and party- ing; career choice: Fashion Illustration. Frank Weaver Basketball 9; Key Club 12; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 9; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 (captian); Stage Crew 12; Student Council 9; Track 9, 10, 11; will remember football games, soccer games, announcing football games, and CR; career choice: State Police. Glenn R. Weaver Glenny Boy, Rambo .. . Bell Choir 14; Jazz Ensemble 14, 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winner 42; will remember CMCL, thrashing Macs, Chubba-Doo, Dougie Boy, and “Oklahoma”; hobbies: writing, tennis, listening to WXXP; ca- reer choice: English Writing. Tom P. Wehrle Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphony Band 10, 14, 12; Tennis 14, 12; will remember band camp, the bus, and Mr. Mercer; hobbies: ten- nis, golf, softball; career choice: Aeronautical Engineering Pilot. Amy J. Weingard Aim...Keyettes 11, 12; Letter Winner 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 114, 12; Norhian Pro- - duction 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 44, 12; will remember thrash men, great friends: DB, LS, CO, BR, the volleyball team, Hagerstown; Kathy Welfer Marcy L. Wells Mar... Girls Choir 11; DECA 14, 12; Health Careers 10, Keyettes 10, 11; Library Aides 10; Outdoors Club 10; Prom Committee 12; Stu- dent Council 9, 14; will remember good friends, good times, blowin’ off; hobby: party- ing; career choice: Marketing Teacher. Larry E. Wespy Lush... DECA 14, 12; will remember friends, getting into trouble in the modes, goofin’ around, harassing Mrs. Burkhart, destroying things; hobbies: concerts, parties, camping. Emily K. Whalen Emmerlou, Auntie Em... Bel Choir 10; Girls Choir 11, 12; Symphonic Choir 10, 14, 12; Out- doors Club 11; Stage Crew 10; will remember superballs on McKnight Road, NPL, Zenia Sacks da Silva, “‘O.k., thanks, bye’, good friends; hobbies: sleeping, having a good time; career choice: Biology. Charles E. Wild Patricia J. Wild Patty... Basketball 12; Girls Choir 9, 10; Cross Country 9; DECA 412 (Vice President); Health Career 10; Keyettes 12; Library Aides 10; Out- — doors Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 9, 10; will remember all my friends, good times, getting chased by Big Al, blowin’ — off, Mr. Buff’s class; hobbies: partying, loafing, | clowin’ around; career choice: Cosmetology. — Ann M. Wiley | Basketball 9, 10, 11; Cheerleading 12; Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 10, 11, 12; | Outdoors Club 11; Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, | 44, 12; Track 9, 10; will remember all my | friends, especially BG, football games, the making and breaking of romance, homecom- ing and graduation; hobbies: tennis, horse- back riding, skiing; career choice: Physical - Therapy, Sport Medicine. Julia M. Wilkins Julie... Ensembles 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Symphony Band 10, 14, 12: Letter Win- ners 12; National Honor Society 14, 12; Norhian Production 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Volleyball 9, 11, 12; will remember our thoeech thera- pitht, turtle parts, vacation of ‘86, and alll my super friends; hobbies: skiing, shopping, play- ing war; career choice: Graphic Design. Dawn L. Williams Dawners, Dingy .. . CAST 10, 14, 12: Mixed Ensemble 9, Symphonic Choir 9, 10: Letter Winners 11; Outdoors Club 11; Stage Crew 10, 44, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; will remember all my best friends, the missing Mr. B., walking “A’’ hall with Dennine and Lisa, feeding the ducks with Jennifer; hobbies: being dingy, beaching; career choice: Biology. Elizabeth E. Williams Beth, Barf . . . Marching Band 9, 10, 14, 42: Symphony Band 12; Letter Winners 10; Or- chestra 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 10, 14; Ski Club 9; Student Council 9; Thespians 9; will remember Karooon, Annis, 34 honks, camp and slaves, half gallon; hobbies: deer spotting, professional tennis player, spying guys; career choice: Communica- TIONS. Jody L. Williams Bove Aro 117 12; Girls Choir 40, 44, 42; Sym- phonic Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 14, 42; Ski Club 9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11; will remember good friends, parties, spoons, BWK, wandering the halls; hobbies: skiing, dancing, partying: career choice: Early Childhood Education. Walter S. Williams Walt... Football 9, 10; Letter Winners 9; Na- tional Honor Society 10, 14, 12; Track 9, 10, 114, 42; will remember football games; hobbies: hunting, fishing, skiing; career choice: Financial Administrator. Sean A. Winner DECA 10, 11, 12; Letter Winners 9, 14, 12; Out- doors Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Ski Club 41; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; will remember pep rallies, football games, girls’ soccer games, cheerleaders; hobbies: soccer, skiing; career choice: Accounting. Heather L. Winslow Karate Woman, Barbie ... Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11; Keyettes 11; National Honor Society 141, 12; will remember our night of rebellion, the spoon game, summer of ‘87, classic hall passes and always and forever, the five Mou- seketeers; hobbies: racing around North Hills, working at the library, being obnoxious with Rona; career choice: Business. Kelle J. Winter Keyettes 10, 11, 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 42; will remember all the good times with old and new friends, late night talks and walks, NP with TM, football games with happy hour, summer vacations; hobbies: shopping, talking to Larry, going to the beach; career choice: Elementary Education. Lisa L. Winter Wesa... CAST 10, 14, 12; Letter Winners 11: Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10; Stage Crew 12: Thespians 11, 12; will remember my best bud- dies Dennine and Dawn, “A” hall, North Park guys, Myrtle Beach, and Zenia sacks de Silva: hobbies: horseback riding, roaming beaches; career choice: Air Force, Eric J. Wissner Wiz. . . Baseball 9, 10; will remember good friends, wild parties, memories, Senior Week, all the football games; hobbies: karate, fire- fighting, drawing; career choice: Computer Science. ; Matthew R. Wist Jeffrey R. Wolf Melissa C. Woodbury Missy . . . will remember Beattie Tech, fun times with friends, Seniors of ‘87, Craig, gross bath- rooms; hobbies: cutting hair, doing make-up; career choice: Beautician, Greg M. Woolley Film Club 12; Ski Club 10, 14, 12; Stage Crew 14; will remember Biscuit Head, Snaggle- Tooth, The Wiper, Woody and the Detroit Recking Crew; hobbies: sand piling, traffic vio- lations; career choice: Economics. Victoria A. Yeazal Vicki. . . Letter Winners 14, 12; Norhian Pro- duction 12; Outdoors Club 11; Ski Club 10, 114, 42; Soccer 11, 12; Volleyball 9; will remember “Bumbledinks’’, soccer in the rain, | pledge allegiance to the calendar!; hobbies: draw- ing, les hommes; career choice: Genetics. Jennifer L. Yoest Jen... Symphonic Choir 9, 10, 11; DECA 11, 42; Library Aides 11; will remember TJ Harris and all the great friends | have at North Hills, Senior Week, and | will remember forever LK; hobbies: youth group, spending time with my boyfriend, friends and family; career choice: Y.P.W. P.W. Z Brian T. Zaborowski Hobbies: motorcycle riding, shooting pool, fishing. Mar-Jean Zamperini M-J, Marge... Marching Band (Section Lead- er) 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphony Band (Section Leader) 11, 12; Film Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 42; will remember Band Trips, 8 21 87, Mr. Mercer, Hippies, The Beatles; hobbies: break- ing drum heads, working at the Library, acting strange; career choice: Education. Suzanne Zbikowski Swoozie, $.U.Z.Q., Zib .. . CAST 9, 10, 14, 12; Keyettes 11; Letter Winners 10; Outdoors Club 14; Stage Crew 9, 10, 14, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Thespians (Secretary-Treasurer) 10, 44, 412; will remember Greentree, Senior Week, the football games, my friends, and Banana’s; hobbies: getting new nicknames, going out to Hubcaps, getting into trouble; career choice: Physical Therapist. Paul R. Zeak Will remember It’s big! Too Big!; hobbies: sports- wrestling, karate; career choice: state cop. Dana L. Zeman Keyettes 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 44, 42; Norhian Production 12; Prom Commit- tee 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 14, 12; will remember football games and all the good times with my closest friends: CG, ML, NB, KG, JF, hockey: MB, Me, CG (22), RT and ML and the van, $50; hobbies: being with my friends, shopping, sports; career choice: Business. Joe L. Zinger Zing . . . 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LOVE, MOM 236 Advertising TO: BUCKY. MAY YOU REACH YOUR “STARS” MOM, DAD, BUTCH, AND NOM TO: JACKIE MELLON OUR LOVE, OUR PRIDE, OUR GIRL. CONGRATULATIONS! MOM AND DAD TO: STACEY BECKER GOOD LUCK!! TO THE BEST SISTER IN THE WORLD!! LOVE, MICHELE TO: JULIE CONGRATULATIONS! YOU DID IT!! WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU AND LOVE YOU! MOM, DAD, AND BOB a not fs the gon Ome nUCK CONGRATULATIONS! MAY LIFE ALWAYS GRANT YOU SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! MOM, DAD, AND CHER! TO: JOE TOMASIC WE LOVE YOU. WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT!! LOVE, MOM AND DAD er gad TO: FRANK BERGER CONGRATULATIONS! YOU DID IT! WE LOVE YOU! MOM AND JASON ane god LO JOEY, THANK YOU FOR WHO AND WHAT YOU ARE AND FOR MAKING US PROUD TO BE YOUR PARENTS. CONGRATULATIONS!! LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND MICHAEL a roll isthe 0 TO: ROB ROMA CONGRATULATIONS!! YOU ARE GREAT!! LOVE, MOM not Che go NOwoWAGCEY, WE ARE VERY PROUD ©F YOU!! TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT!! MOM AND DAD n not Che gon TO: GARY GORAJEWSKI WE LOVE YOU NO. 72 !! THANKS! MOM, DAD, AND HELENE ab ual TO: GINA GATTO CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK IN COLLEGE. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! MOM AND DAD Advertising 237 TO: TONY FEDOR TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT! YOUR LOVING FAMILY TO: SCOTT WALSTON CONGRATULATIONS SCOTT! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF OUR SPECIAL SON AND BROTHER. GOOD LUCK AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND KEITH TO: KELLY WARD HOORAY!! | KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! | AM SO PROUD! LOVE, MUM TO: KELL] NICHOLL WITH ALL THY GETTING, GET UNDERSTANDING! LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND KRISTEN 238 gh Advertising ee gad TO: DAWN KELLER CONGRATULATIONS- WE LOVE YOU! GRAM AND P AP-PAP. STREB arte ged TO: CINDY GAVULICH CONGRATULATIONS! WE WISH YOU THE VERY BEST IN YOUR FUTURE. MOM AND DAD ae TO: KENDELL TO OUR SHINNG STAR WHO HAS ALWAYS BROUGHT US LOVE, JOY, AND PRIDE. REACH FOR THAT STAR! LOVE YOU PUNKIN” MOM, DAD, MARDI GRAM, AND PAP a TO: MICHELLE L. SHANNON MALORIE- YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL!”’ LOVE, MOM a not fs the get TO: KIRK HOSTETTER “TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT’, KIRK! WE WILL ALWAYS BE PROUD OF YOU! MOM AND DAD a not fs the gi TO: WENDY KOHL YOU MADE IT! CONGRATULATIONS! MOM AND DAD ee iad TO: SAM SPADE CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE THE BEST! MOM AND DAD ano god TOJODY A SPECIAL SON AND BROTHER WHO MADE US VERY PROUD! LOVE YA ALWAYS, MOM, DAD, AND JOHNNY a nol fs the geet TO: LISA PIRONE CONGRATULATIONS! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, MOTHER AND DAD a TO: DINO MORELLO CONGRATULATIONS! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! LOVE ALWAYS.... MOM, DAD, ANTONIO, AND MARCO a TO: JIM WE LOVE YOU ! WAY TO GO! MOM AND GRANPAP a nP god lO: WODY OUR LOVE AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS! YOUR PROUD GRANDPARENTS DONATELLI Advertising ‘ ’ ze We X =e LR NW War Y ANN A AN Rs : AW NS NY CCSe POG aN . FN Ws ix aN . S ¢ ¥ Ke) She TPS Sa Sh y gos ‘ stay WATE. BN aN vy X SN Y eA a WAYS iPM Por eTeCe AN SON, VAN WRT NAY ‘SY Sy OY The 1988 Norhian has been published by Jostens Printing and Publishing, State College, Pa. The base color of the cover is off white with a superimposed red Indian designed by Jostens. The end paper is 65-pound snow white paper with artists’ designs by Fred Baxter and Jim Ebbert in 100% black. The typeography is 240 Advertising SY Sr NW, RAN VR nd SA? WW Qh! Nie x ; NF uality People uality Service uality Products It all adds up to Quality banking. You have the right to expect it anywhere. And you can count on it at Mellon Bank. Mellon Bank Quality banking. Member FDIC Avant Garde and Avant Garde Bold and Italic in all type sizes. The advertising section was reset in many faces to give a sense of separateness and identity. photographers. The book contains 16 pages in full full-color process printing. 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