Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

THE 1986 OTTOCRAT Otto-Eldred High School Duke Center, PA presents ACKERMAN APPRECIATED After spending many late evenings working with a very efficient and devoted advisor. I. along with the Class of 86. wish to thank Mr. Ackerman. Volunteering his time and effort. Mr. Ackerman worked very closely with the Class of '86 in producing a very successful prom. Even though we fell short in our magazine sale and there were many other setbacks, his supportiveness and enthusiasm were never hampered throughout our junior year. He helped us as a class by lending support and organization and also individually by lending an ear. However, no matter what the situation, he never lost his sense of humor. Our senior year was just as fruitful as the previous year. Thank you. Mr. Ackerman! — Nick Morrisroe President. Class of '86 Terri Ann Albney Teresa L. Anderson Jenifer Joy Bartle Tamara Lynn Bell Lisa Sunshine Batt Sharon £. Bennett Dale R. Billsborough Carl David Campbell Yesterday’s dreams are today’s visions and Michael A. Coast Stephen D. Colebert tomorrow’s realities. ” Steven E. Coleman Andrea Lynn Crawford Alisa Leanne Crowley Pamela J. Curcio 5 Dana Lee Dorrion Scott Allen Dowell Tina Mary Eaton Nanette Lee Downey Tina Jean Fitzsimmons Tamela L. Farr Troy Allen Fitzsimmons A. Scott Flexman Jill Christine Fox Ronald Elton Fox. Jr. Carol Jean Franklin Kathleen Marie Freeman CLASS COLORS Tamara Lynn Good MIDNIGHT BLUE Dennis Gordon AND GRAY Laura Sue Graues Doreen Marie Gum Tim R. Gus(in George Michael Gustke 7 8 9 WHO’S WHO The TYPICAL O E SENIORS pictured above left are Scott Flexman and Jill Fox. Pictured above right are BEST DRESSED Steve Colebert and Beth Coast The CLASS FLIRTS at the lower left are Mike Gustke and Teresa Anderson Pictured at lower right are PERSONALITY PLUS Marty Marrone and Kelly Slavin IN CLASS CLOWNS pictured top left are Chip Fox and Dodi Gum. MOST ACTIVE at top right are David Campbell and Nanette Downey. The MOST ATTRACTIVE are Kathy Freeman and Larry Houben in lower left. Nick Morrisroe and Laura Graves are MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED in lower right photo. Michael John Haskins Luke Hartzell Craig Allan Hollister Larry Eugene Houben Kimberly Anne Hurrle Darrell W. Howard Michael R. James Tracy Lynn Jewart Jimmy E. Johnson Bradley A. Jordan l Marty J. k Marrone Sherri Lynn Love CLASS Gregory A. Mason SONG YESTERDAY Nelson Wayne McDivitt Carol Suzanne Miller James W. Miller Shelley Lynn Morris Nick A. Morrisroe 13 Sharon Loree Murphy Bonnie Lynn Murphy Michael C. Pascarella Melanie Dawn Palmer Todd F. Payne Stephanie Lynn Plummer Dale Reedy Sandra Michele Rhodes Fred C. Taylor Paula J. Thompson Crystal Anne Shaffer CLASS FLOWER FORGET-ME-NOT Trade Marie Spencer T. Tanner Kelly S. Slauin Mark C. Southard Renea Marie Welch As our school years rapidly come to a close, look back on the memorable times of our lives as students. Consider the rough places along the way where we learned that there was always someone to push us. Whether it was a friend, a parent, or a teacher, we owe these people a lot — things that we can never repay. Now. as we go out into the world, remember that there were people along the way and try to follow the examples they set for us. Jon IV. Wiedemann CLASS OF 86 OFFICERS — Treasurer — Dodi Gum: Secretary — Laura Graves: VP — Carynj Bhe. President — Nick Morrisroe. Advisor — Mr. Ackerman. Kevin B. Wilcox Steven Scott Wilcox 16 The Class of '86 dedicates its OTTOCRAT to Mr. Edward E. Harrington. Memories of our early years are filled with visions of a jolly man doing his part to make the school days enjoyable. He was never without a joke or a story of his own school years. We then lost contact with him for a few years as Mr. Harrington was named Superintendent of Otto-Eldred School District. When we warily started our high school years, Mr. Harrington was there to make the transition to life as a high school student easier. Since then, this gentleman has very efficiently upheld his post without losing touch with the students. Encountering him during the school days always leads to a unique story. If there is a part of school life that is unsatisfactory to him, he tells us. Likewise, if there is something that he likes, he makes it a point to let us know. This book is dedicated to our Superintendent, Mr. Harrington, in return for his effort to make our school years as memorable as possible. We thank him for everything and wish him well on his retirement. 17 REMEMBER THE TIMES The focus is on the Class of 1986. They have put the finishing touches on years of unfolding their lives at O-E. Like a roll of film, each class member has developed his own particular frame which is part of the completed roll. As their role of seniors comes to a close, we can “remember the times” with a partial photo album. 19 Everyone experiences new challenges at various points of their lives. One of these stages is during his high school career. Junior high students are very special. They go through various experiences such as harassment from upperclassmen. insecurities of their age. and starting life in a completely different environment. Somehow through all this, they make it to become upperclassmen. New and exciting adventures fill the life of an upperclassman. There is hardly a dull moment when time is filled with class dances, purchasing class rings, magazine sale, and finally the prom with memories that can last a lifetime. This collection of pictures will help you remember all those cherishable moments spent at your years at O-E High. CLASS OF 1987 Our magazine sale was a success; we topped our goal! We have high hopes of creating a successful prom. Mrs. Regis and Mr. Ackerman have helped us to start the school newspaper, “The Otto Horn,” in hopes of developing spirit in Otto-Eldred. We are striving to carry our success into next year as we will be seniors. — Joe Skinner President, Class of '87 Paula Angevine Darletta Causer Advisor Miss K. McCarthy Michelle BaUey Tina Balt Richard Beckham ■■ V Carol Brenan Mary Cauoel Shannon Cochran CLASS OFFICERS President Joe Skinner, VP Mike Jeannerette, Secretary Brigitte Holloran, Treasurer Sandy Schlosser 22 Brigitte Ha loran Chris Gross EdHoch Tony Ersktne Kim Danis Becky Cummings Deb Goodyear Mary Jane Dowell V v Kathy Eaton Don Feasier maker Bernard Houber Lori Hollamby Greg James Joe Green Mike Green Teresa Elhott Angela Houben Mike Jeannerette Sheila Heffner Tom Hurrle Jay Jordan Lana Haxehine Ray Kelley Trade King Mike Kto Bill Kriner Lee Krott Cheryl Lanon John Lawton Tina Mealy Steve Meserole Dan Mong Usa Mote Kim Moyer Christy Nelli Rlcd Neuman John Ratxel Walt Rees Chris Regis Lisa Rich Trish Rosenwie Becky Sanderson . Sandy Schlossen 24 Vicki VanScoter Jennifer W,lday Amy Schueuler Gregg Seal Mark Shelonder Mektea Sherwood Joe Smith Todd Shan . - Todd Unuerdorben PennieWatd Wanda Ward 'LASS OFFICERS: VP Sharon Canaan, Secretary Julie Russell, President John 3etruzzi, Treasurer Sherry McDonald CLASS OF 1988 The Class of ’88 had many goals for this year. Our most important goal, however, was to get the members of our class more involved in class and school activities. We would like to obtain this goal so that our Junior magazine sale and prom next year will be met with enthusiasm. Our class would like to become more involved with the school as a whole. — John Petruzzi President, Class of ’88 jgf Tom Anderson Shelly Baker Debbie Batt Charlie BUbborough Shem BtUyard Andy Bird KeUt Booth Grant Burgess Sharon Canaan Shaun Clancy Tina Commino Andrew Cosda Rob Cox Jerry Curcio Brett Danielson Becky Dexter Tami Ellsworth Mike Emerson Chris Emery Kory Ersklne Rex Farr CharHe Fltsslmmons Dale Foley Greg Foster Michael Foster Michael Freer Rob Good Tammy Goodllng Mike Goodyear 26 Keh Jordan MkheHe Kanouff Brenda Kelly Steve Kerr Steve Kk RkhKrat Lori LaBetia Bill Morrisroe Diane Mover Todd Mover Melissa Mullen Vanessa Mullen Michele Peters John Petruxzi ft Jennifer Southard .1 Pat Straker Jennifer Welch Terry Vaughn HM tw i ¥ Tim Taylor Enc VonScoler Marl M i Trina Stewart Gloria Aitney Trade Aldrich Wendy Alger Doug Bailey Aten Baker Pat Baldonl CLASS OFFICERS: VP Amy Bennett, Treasurer Jeff Wolfe, Secretary Gina Murawski, President Chad Little CLASS OF 1989 We, the Class of ’89, plan to support more school activities and promote school spirit. Past activities include on y a dance, but we intend to change that. Our main goal is to make school more fun, while at the same time keep up with our school work. As a class, we think of school as a stepping stone to our future. — Chad Little President, Class of '89 30 Cliff Easton Tammy Fitzsimmons Chris Fitch Krystal Davis Tammy Commlno Chris Curcio Chris Cotcio David Dakar Lynn Dixon Scott Cotins Brad Cummings Mike Davis Brad Crourfey Ron Fitzsimmons Mr: 4 Marsha Ducey Troy ESsworth Terri Fitzsimmons Theresa Fouler Ryan Frame Cindy Freer Ron Gates Dovid Goodkng Jud Grimes • ' Matt I lalloran Kim I tarns Sherri I hueltlne fS a ti A. Danny Holly Jim Housler Teresa I lousier , Croig Southard Kathy Spkitn Tommy Strait Robin Tanner Mark Taylor Tina Taylor Kim Tyler Eric VanCamp Belli Blackwell rs n y Erk i'Uuny Beyina lUiuti a Brum lift nit V- Fitry Citchran Mfhwn Jhm Duar h Conners Bnc Bery Amy Bess Sroll Chaffee Derek Chase Our class is well organized and we work great together. We co sponsored a 7th 8th grade dance last year; this year we had a booth in the Novemberfest and plan other activities. Our goal is to promote spirit in our class and hope that the entire school will become more enthusiastic overall. CLASS OF 1990 Del.aim Crone Bub Det.uny Kevin Cummings LuniaDuty Greg Danielson Sieve Dowell Christine Splain President, Class of '90 36 Chris Ducey Kera Douney errors Wendy Emery Brenda Eaton Kim Erskine Aaron Frame Becky Frost Danielle Glover l .■ mi i.. ran John Gulnae Sherry Hauber Penney Haupt Franca Haynes John Hazeltine Jim HoHinger Solly Hach Amy Haskins David Johnston Patty Koczmarek 37 Krotg Obermiller Kim Patner Andrea Ptummer Sue Rattel Richard Pre$cott Marcy Scull Henry Smith Bob Stewart Scott Smith PlHlI IVlIfllt? Kevm lV«-irh S tstsinm VVm«' i i'm • Koyunn IVuniK fc Tern Hohtwm Him lUulln •hum’ll- M:dh-U- firan CLASS OF 1991 Our class is really excited to be 7th graders at O E. We enjoy being here and appreciate the help we are getting from the teachers and upperclassmen in adjusting to Jr. high school life. We hope we are met with the same enthusiasm and our own attitudes do not change throughout our high school careers. Beth Milliron President, Class of '91 CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer David Eaton. Secretary Amy Bell. Presider Beth Milliron. VP Derrick Jeannerette Armtht lifniH’r ShaIII I Ihinflsiin t hiiH- Buttiny,’r S hiu-u l ilx iniiinui% 41 Becky Foley Shaun Gray Penny I lahn I Renee Frost Bill Foster Barb Ebert Crystal Foster Gerald Fouler Jennifer Frederick Tom Fedenck trs r Russell Freeman Lisa Haskins Angel Hathaway Stacey I lolly I leather I louben Mike McDonald Mike Miller v Tern Moses Jennifer Kanoufl Tina Kant uff AnnRakocy Melissa Rich Ceroid Roach Chris Rodgers Brent Silvis Tracy Ski Union Stephanie Southard Melissa Morton Budget Wall Noreen Vaughn Maureen Welch Chris VanCise lerb Morton Maroe Whiteman Harry Whiltemore S Jimmy Wankel r IS VFHAT WAS YOURIA10ST t EMBARRASSING'gOMENT? Three girl.s walked in on me while 1 was taking a shower in the boys' locker room. — Mr less 'smr — « I mispronounced the Falk Indian, tribe. —Mr Vwefijiun The day I wore my brown sweater v -si. ev it:ybody i I mas walking backwards and running me mouth when I fell i Botens . A girl came to my desk and asked to go to the I jnine Be. room. I asked her why and she replied, ‘ If you must know, my bra strap has just broken. ” Closer scrutiny proved her statement to be true. — Mr fl Brown i“Mr. Porter. —- Mr. Palumbo i trash can and couldn 't get out. — Ms. Ft I gave a test to the seniors and spent the next day giving the aass heck for doing so poorly on t tie est, but that particular class hadn 7 taken the test yet and couldn 't understand why I was so upset. I spent 15 minutes shouting until one girl asked if they could take the test now. — Mr. Burton I was sitting at my desk with my feet wrapped around the legs of the chair when someone came to my door. I went to stand up but fell smack on the floor! No one laughed, except me. — Mrs. Regis I was really embarrassed when Mrs. Gibbs put a picture of me in a “tu tu” in the showcase. — Mr. Baker After I had finished yelling at a group of students in class. 1 walked back to my desk and went to sit down but completely missed the chair. — Mrs. Slavin I was opening a tin of powdered blue dye; but as I pried it open, it came apart and my face became covered with the blue dye. — Mrs. Gibbs One day I presented an entire typing lessort without any paper in the typewriter. This was especially embarrassing because I make a point of telling the students never to type on the roller ! — Mrs. King Karl E Shuey. Principal Edward E. Harrington. Superintendent William Stavisky. Elementary Supervisor SCHOOL BOARD Seated — Steve Hepfer. George Shields. Philip LaBella. Lloyd English Row 2 — Calvin Smith. Walter Rees. Edwin Hoch. Mike Pascarella. Boyd Palmer Jeanne Snyder. Secretary ADMINISTRATION James Farr. Guidance Counselor Mary Kay Danielson and standing. Sue Baldwin. Secretaries. 48 MANY FACETS OF LANGUAGE ARTS O-E English Department, comprised of six multi-talented teachers, is headed by Mrs. Kathleen Redden (top left). Earning a M.S. degree at St. Bona. Univ. she teaches Senior Academic English among other classes. Mr. Richard Brown (top right) has a B.S. from Lock Haven Univ. and M.S. from St. Bona. Univ.; he teaches Business English and a variety of other English classes. Teaching a half day. Ms. Wendy Pattridge (middle left) instructs English 10 and 12 and has a B.A. from Univ. of Pittsburgh at Bradford. She also attended St.Bona. Univ. Grades 7 and 9 English classes are guided by Mrs. Myra Reichart (center). She holds a B.S. from Edinboro Univ. Mrs. Gail Cummings (middle right) holds a B.S. degree from Clarion Univ. and instructs many classes including Am. Literature. In addition to doing remedial work in all grade levels. Mrs. Anne Slavin (left) teaches reading to grades 7 and 8. She has a B.S. from Kent State and M S. from St. Bona. Univ. THEN AND NOW Mr. Robert Longnecker, right, heads the O-E History Department which consists of five instructors. Mr. Longnecker holds a B.S. from Edinboro State and a M.S. from St. Bona. Univ.; his specialties include American History and World Cultures. Mr. Michael Ackerman, middle, is the recipient of a B.S. from West Chester and specializes in Economics and Am. Government. Lower left is Mr. Richard Howard who teaches Social Studies and Driver Ed. and holds a B.S. from Mansfield. Center is Mr. J. Jeffrey Stuart, a Social Studies and Geography teacher, who holds a B. A. from Grove City College. 50 SCIENCE AWARENESS The Science Dept, is comprised of four instructors and is headed by Peter Palumbo. Mr. Palumbo is the recipient of a B.S. from Clarion Uniu. and a M.S. from Penn State and teaches Physical Science and Chemistry. Above is Mr. Dale Swanson, biology instructor, who is a graduate of Clarion Uniu. with a B.S. and of Arizona State and St. Bona. Uniu. with a M.S. degree. Lawrence Randall, middle, is a graduate of Penn State University with a B.S. degree and teaches General Science. Mr. Dale Jackson, lower, left, teaches the Earth Sciences and is a holder of a B.S. from Mansfield State University and a M.S. from Penn State University. 51 MORE THAN JUST ADDITION Our Mathematics Dept., made up of four instructors, is responsible for teaching everything from basic math to trigonometry. Mr. William Flexman, department head, is the recipient of a B.S. degree from Millersville State College and a M.S. from the Uniu. of Wisconsin; and teaches higher math, including Algebra II and Trig. In addition, Physics is taught to the Academic upperclassmen. Additional members include Ms. Dorcas Botens, middle, who is a graduate of St. Bona. Univ. and teaches Algebra I and Bus. Math. Lower left is Ms. Toni Fragle, who received a B.S. degree from Clarion State College and teaches Algebra and Geometry. Mr. Lance Baker, below, teaches grade 7 and 8 math and is a graduate of Lock Haven University. 52 SPANISH Mrs. Kathryn Mahar makes up the entire Foreign Language Department at Otto-Eldred. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Mercyhurst College and a Master's in Education from the Indiana University of PA. Her unique teaching qualities make Spanish a fun and interesting language to study. BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Department is headed by Mrs. Janice Regis, below, a graduate of Bloomsburg State College with a B.S. degree. She teaches several business courses, including office practice, business machines, and shorthand. In the center is Mrs. Stacia Harris, with an A.S. degree from J.C.C. and a B. A. from St. Bona's. Her area of specialization is accounting and marketing. To the left is Mrs. Constance King, who teaches typing and general business. She holds a B.S. from Bloomsburg State and a Master's from Penn State. COMPUTER EDUCATION The Computer Education Department is comprised singly by Mr. John Zinzi. He holds both a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master's in Education from St. Bonaventure University and teaches several courses in Computer Literacy and introductory programming. 53 PRACTICAL ARTS To the left is Mrs. Mary Jane Edgreen, whose area of specialization is Home Economics. She has a B.S. degree from Mansfield State College and a M S. from St. Bonaventure University. In the center is Mr. Ralph Jordan, with both a B.S. and a M.A. from West Virginia Univ., and on the right is Mr. Joseph Lehosky, holding a B.S. and a Master's in Education from California University. Together Mr. Jordan and Mr. Lehosky comprise the Industrial Arts Staff. FINE ARTS Mrs. Gayle Hertlein, above, is the director of vocal music here at O-E, and is a graduate of Clarion State College with a Bachelor of Science degree. Mrs. Mary Vincent-Gibbs, center, is the holder of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Alfred U. and teaches several classes in art and design. With a B.S. degree from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Ms. Kathleen Thumpston, right, is the director of instrumental music and head of the band for our school. 54 BUILDING STRONG BODIES THROUGH FITNESS Ms. Kim McCarthy (upper left) is the girls' phys. ed. teacher with a B.S. degree from Slippery Rock State College. As a graduate of Lock Haven, Mr. James Hess (above), is the boys'phys. ed. instructor. In addition, they both teach Health to the junior class; Mr. Neil Roberts (left) teaches Health to eighth graders. He is the recipient of a B.S. degree from Penn State University. Our nurse, Mrs. Judith Johnson, travels throughout the Otto-Eldred School District during the day. She is the holder of a B.S. degree in Nursing from the University of Oregon. 55 LEARNING REINFORCED O-E has three Resource Room instructors. Mr. Robert Carlson (above left) holds a B.S. and a M S. degree from Clarion University. Mrs. Mary Glover (above right) has a B.S. from Mansfield University. Mrs. Joella Demidont has both a B.S. and a M S. from Mansfield University also. Learning is indeed enhanced with the help given from these teachers. Above is Mr. Donald Raydo, and he holds a B.S. and M S. degree from Penn State University. He is in charge of the Co-op Work Experience Program at Otto-Eldred High School. Mr. Raydo comes once a week to hold classroom discussions with the group. These students attend regular classes for part of the day and are out on their regular jobs the remainder of the day. 56 IN SPECIAL AREAS Additional specialty teachers include Ms. Christine Costa (left), who is a graduate of St. Bona. University. She visits O E once a week to work with the Enrichment Program. Mrs. Charlotte Stoughton (right) holds a B.S. and M S. degree from Clarion Univ. She is in charge of the library and is shown operating the computer for on-line bibliographic searching. CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Our cafeteria staff includes Mrs. Hepfer. Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Owens, and Mrs. Stickle, who is also cafeteria manager. Pictured at left is the janitorial staff. Mr. Joe Burgess is our head custodian along with Mr. Mike Ogibie and Mr. Gerald Roach. Additional staff above is Mr. Dale Jones and Mr. Ron Lawton. 57 “FEATURING” NOVEMBERFEST The Activities section is probably the hub of the yearbook. Everyone is concerned with who did what and this section is one that will be scrutinized for years to come. The staff has done their best to include everything: but alas, we realize we are not perfect. Therefore, the Novemberfest had to be covered on this page. Remember the door prizes, eating all the goodies, the ring toss, putting your best friend in jail for a nominal fee, and plowing through 10,000 old photos to find a special someone! 58 t 7PV v. ?. • ' ■ t That date marked the night when the senior class came decked out to the gills and awaited the verdict of their prom being a success or a failure. Ask anyone who had gone. “Steppin' Out '86 was a huge success! The theme was a dtp at night highlighted bp mock skpscrapers, a gazebo, two pomp walls — one depicting the theme and the other a docked boat. Also, who could forget Hill Street Station. The festivities began at 8 p.m. with “Surprise Package providing the music. At 11:45 p.m. David Crowlep was crowned King and his Queen was Angie Warner. During this time, Mr. Harrington was given the kep to the dtp, Harringtonville on top of the bridge. At 12a.m., keeping with the theme, hot dogs and soft pretzels were served in the cafe. As 1 a.m. arrived, we were settling in the aud. for “Splash and at 3 a.m. the prom continued with a DJ providing music until 6 a.m. Mr. Ackerman, Nick Morrisroe, and the entire senior class should be commended a thousand times over for a verp exciting prom! FRIDAY . . . MAY 3, 1985 HOMECOMING ’85 The 1985 Homecoming weekend was a tremendous success. This year's theme, “Freeway of Love, was illustrated by crashing cars, hot pink sports cars, and semi's. The queen candidates for the court were Nanette Downey. Tammy Good, and Laura Graves. The king candidates were Steve Colebert, Roger Payne, and Mike Gustke. Miss Laura Graves and Mr. Steve Colebert were crowned. The junior rep. was Brigitte Halloran, the sophomore rep. was Michelle Repine, and the freshmen rep. was Lori LeClair. INISHING T This ygr ' social atherings from erery i either Kevin Both of these' provide music. When I teachers cooperative We appreciate all the efforts and sacrifices organizations sponsored dances These ijoyed and attended by at least 20 persons ces held this year had music furnished 1 Scott Flexman or the Z 101 Road St. ow. ” wonderfuT-job whenever they were asked : asked to chaperone, they were n inu chaperoning teachers and parents. In the future, we hope that more of take place and succeed. Remember, si to raise money! 0-E STUDENT COUNCIL IS FILLED WITH SPIRIT The Student Council keeps improving by repeating the Novemberfest and sponsoring the Christmas door decorating contest. Mrs. Charlotte Stoughton is the advisor. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Row 1 — S. Gray. J. King, P. Haupt, T. McClain, K. Jordan. Row 2 — G. McClelland. M. Gustke, T. Mealy, T. Good, T. Silvis, L. Bess. Row 3 — S. Colebert, Mrs. Stoughton, E. Hach. J. McClelland. Officers in the bottom photo are VP M. Gustke, Treasurer T. Mealy. President S. Colebert, and Secretary T. Silvis. 64 MANY TASKS ACCOMPLISHED BY LIBRARY CLUB LIBRARY CLUB has made grand efforts to make the library more organized and more involved in school activities this year. Officers (top) are VP Brenda Keator, Treasurer K. Booth. Secretary C. Emery. President T. Goodling. Advisor Mrs. C. Stoughton. SENIOR HIGH: middle Row 1 — T. Whiteman. T. Strait. C. Crandall. A Hultz. T. Housler Row 2 — D. Foley. D. Batt. B. Keator. T. Goodling. D. Lyons. K. Booth. Row 3 — B. Hauber. T. Aldrich. M Ducey. T. Taylor. A. Crowley. Row 4 — K. Barrett. K. Erskine. C. Emery. T. Stewart. T. Jefferies. M. Dowell. JR. HIGH: bottom Row 1 — K. Owens. T. Littlefield. C. Foster. L. Morris. IV. Emery. M. Bean. Row 2 — C. Ducey. P Kaczmarek. T. Bennett. C. Stoddard. Row 3 — V. Nichols. H. Boser. J. Frederick. M. Whiteman. Row 4 — K. Obermiller. B. Foley. C. Dubetsky. ITS ACADEMIC: This year's It's Academic team consists of N. Morrisroe. L. Batt, T. Aldrich, L. Looker, M Pascarella. and E. Hach. Their advisor is Mrs. Kathleen Redden. The team started practice around September 23. 1985, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 a m. N. Morrisroe. L. Looker, M. Pascarella, and E. Hach traveled to Buffalo's Kenmore West H.S. on October 5 for their test. Unfortunately, the team did not place high enough this year to appear on TV, but we know they will next year! ENRICHMENT IN FOCUS Our Enrichment program consists of students who have shown high academic ability and who have higher than average I.Q. s. Their advisor, Ms. Christine Costa, and the students planned a trip to Harrisburg to visit the state legislature and the William Penn Museum. The members include: Row 1 — D Morrisroe. Row 2 — S. Colebert, S. Bell. M. Pascarella. Row 3 — T. Mealy. Row 4 — N. Morrisroe, W. Rees, E. Hach. Row 5 — J. Bartle, L. Looker. 66 TWO YEAR MEMBERS: Row 1 — N. Morrisroe, L. Graves. S. Colebert. Row 2 — L. Batt. B Coast. S. Rhodes. ACADEMICS HONORED . . . On Jon. 17 rhe NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY held their onnuol induction ceremony dinner. The evening begon with the 2-year members each giving o speech, ond then rhe inductees took their oath. On Jon. 28 rhe Red Cross Bloodmobile was held in Eldred. And, os in rhe post, the N.H.S. members donated their time ond effort to this most worthy couse. 67 TUNE IN TO THE SENIOR CONCERT BAND Everyday sixth period on the stage, the Senior Concert Band met. The sounds of their diligent practices stretched throughout the second floor. They held their winter concert Feb. 6 and their spring concert May 8. Selections included “Beatlemania For Band, What About Me?”, Flute Serenade and “Variation Overture. ” Members include — Row 1 — C. Smith. M. Freer. L. Batt, P. Straker. S. Rees. M. Cauvel. C. Lasher. Row 2 — L. Ratzel. A. Parkes, T. Krott. K. Lasher. Row 3 — R. Wilday. L. LeClair. K. Slavin. J. Southard. B. Coast. S. Rhodes. D. Lasher. S. Morris. Row 4 — D. Cauvel. D. Batt. T. Eaton. S. McDonald. D. Lyons. Seniors (bottom) are — Row 1 — L. Batt. B. Coast. Row 2 — K. Slavin. T. Eaton. S. Morris. S. Rhodes. TERRIFIC! The Jr. Concert Bond consists of hardworking 7th ond 8th graders. These young musicians ploy very well ond hove o lor of promise os even better performers. Their selections this year included Material Girl, Winterscope, ond Denoro Overture. Members (left) of the bond ore — Row 1 — J. Motteson, A. Bess, P. Kaczmarek, S. Bell, 5. Southard. Row 2 — B. Foley, C. Stoddard, H. Boser. Row 3 — L. Morris, P. Bosworth, J. White. Row 4 — S. Smith. B. Silvis, 5. Bell, T. Bennett, J. Wankel, A. Krorr, H. Morton, D. Schneider. Miss K. Thumpsron (top left) is the director for both Jr. ond Sr. Concert Bond, ond she also supervises the Marching Bond. She hos done o great job this year ond should be praised for her efforts. 69 1985 FALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1 — N. Downey. T. Spencer. T. Good Row 2 — M. Sherwood, K. Groves. Row 3 — S. Schlosser. Missing is: T. King. B McCartney T. Spencer. N. Downey. T. Good N. Downey Row 1 — T King. L. Dixon. J Russell Row 2 — C Splain. L. Hudak. K Ours. H. Gordon. T Jefferies. 70 Row 1 — M Welch. Row 2 — B. Milliron. B. McCartney. M. Co Row 3 — B. Eaton. P Haupt Row 4 — B. Wolf. T. Baldwin. J. Won WINTER CHEERLEADING SQUADS The Varsity Winter Cheerleading squad includes— Row 1 — R. Newman, N. Downey, 5. Schlosser, T. Good, t. King, L. Hazeltine. Row 2 — K. Freeman. Row 3 — K. Eoton, T. Mealy, T. Spencer, K. Groves, M. 5herwood. These energetic girls prepared o pompom routine to Boby I'm A Star by Prince, which took first place in the O-E Christmas Tourney. The 1986 seniors ore N. Downey. K. Freeman, T. Good, ond T. Spencer (below). MAJORETTES: C. Gross. C. Gross. R Wilday. T Ours. K. Jor dan, L. Hollamby. O-E MARCHING BROADENING ITS HORIZONS Our Marching Bond has come a long way this year by taking on more challenges, improving musically, and participating in more school activities. Challenges were met in the following competitions: Aug. 16 or McKean Co. Fair in Smerhporr (4rh place): Aug. 31 ot Otto Twp. Porode in Duke Center (1st place); Sept. 12 ot Autumn Classic in Bradford; Sept. 26 at Lake Shore Competition in Foirview (10th place). Members include (top) — Row 1 — L. Barr. Row 2 — L. Hollamby, T. Ours, C. Gross, R. Wilday. K. Jordon, C. Gross. Row 3 — T. Goodling, A. Schuessler, P. Kaczmarek, T. Bennett, S. Bell, L. Morris, S. Rhodes, M. Couvel. Row 4 — S. Southard, A. Bess, B. Foley, C. Stoddard, D. Schneider. Row 5 — C. Losher, C. Losher, H. Morton, D. Lyons, P. Bosworrh. Row 6 — D. Couvel, H. Boser, S. McDonald, A. Porkes, L. Rotzel, B. Coosr, D. Losher. Row 7 — T. Eaton, K. Slovin, M. Freer. C. Smith, J. Wonkel. A. Krott, P. Stroker, L. LeCloir, T. Krorr. Row 8 — T. Littlefield, S. Morris, K. Pisrner, B. Murphy, A. Crawford, T. Stewart, S. Murphy, T. Lowheod. Row 9 — S. Smith, J. Southard, B. Silvis. Roto 10 — J. Motteson, S. Bell, D. Botr. HONOR GUARD (top); T. Goodling, A. Schuessler, P Koczmorek. The Bond participated in many activities ond fund-roisers. They sold raffle tickets, posters, key chains, ond condy bars to finance their trips. Also, they sold bolloons of Homecoming ond pies ot the Novemberfesr. Bond Boosters sponsored o donee on November 3. 73 HONORABLE TERRORS Nonerre Downey (obove) mode us oil proud when she occepred rhe M.V. Cheerleoder Aword on December 7, 1985, in Ellicortville. The M.V. Cheerleoder Aword for rhe O-E Chrisrmos Tourney wos received by Missy Sherwood. Congrotulorions to both of our outstanding cheerleaders. O-E Seniors who represented us at rhe Dig 30 All-Star Football Game were Nanette Downey and Tammy Good (above right). The Senior Choir sent six of its members to District Choir held at Smerhport High School on January 29. The students included Mike Gustke, Nick Morrisroe, Jason Whifsell, Paula Angevine, Dale Foley, and Derh Coosr. They all did a splendid job. Those who went on to Regional Choir were M. Gustke, B. Coast, J. Whirsell, and N. Morrisroe, alternate. 75 FEATURED ATTRACTIONS: ON AND OFF STAGE The 1986 Show Choir did onorher terrific job in the Christmas concert. They went on the rood to the elem. schools too. A choreographer taught them new moves that spiced up the spring concert. Members include: Row 1 — S. Schlosser, M. Gustke, N. Morrisroe. B. Coast. Row 2 — T. King, M. Sherwood, K. Groves, K. Freeman, N. Downey. Row 3 — L. Hozeltine, K. Regis, J. Hollamby. C. Little, B. Cummings, T. Rosenswie. Row 4 — L. Hollomby, C. Southard, P. Angevine, B. Danielson, J. Wilday. The Stage Crew is in charge of the lighting, staging, and sound. They ore — Row 1 — S. Bennett, T. Bennett, E. VanComp, B. Cummings. Row 2 — C. Rau, D. Morrisroe. Row 3 — J. Jordan, M. Windsor, M. Windsor, T. App, E. Clancy. Row 4 — K. Jordan, M. Goodyear, C. Emery, J. Smith. 76 Seventh grode choir song its woy into the heorts of our school ond community ot the concert, Christmos Reflections. Remember Aoron, Troy, Horry, ond Shown in their ruffled shirts in ’Sleep the Little Bobe! The Junior choir's rendition of Rock ond Roll Christmos wos o smosh hit when the well-known duo of Ackermon ond Regis come from behind ond surprised us oil in those greot outfits. Teen II, o short musicol, wos olso presented. 7th (top) — Row 1 K. Erskine. B McCarthy. T. Baldwin. C. Foster. T. Moyer. B. Easton. Row 2 — F. Johnston. A Bell. M. Welch. B. Milliron. J Wares. P. Hahn. H. Houben. Row 3 — K. Bartholomew. A Krott. T. Sfraif. L. Haskins. D. Causer. B. Wolf. M Miller. S Bell. A. Hathaway. B. Foley. T. Moses. B Ebert. J. Lawton. Row 4 — R. Palmer. C. Rodgers. J. Matteson. M. Rich. A Rakocy. A. Cirigliano. T McDonald. S. Southard. S. Gray. M. Disney. H. Whittemore. Row 5 — S. McLaughlin. R Miller. T Bradt. S. Fitzsimmons. 9th (mid left) — Row 1 — W. Alger. C. Davis. G Murawski. L Hudak. T. Aldrich. J. Wolf. Row 2 — T. Krott. T. Oliver. K. Splain. M Ducey. M. Repine. A Bennett. J Wasson. S. Bradt. J Housler. M. Halloran. Row 3 — B. White. R Wilday. T Commino. T Brown. D Roach. A Hultz. T. Strait. T. Jefferies Row 4 — C. Crandall. T. Housler. T Silvis. C. Southard. C. Little. K. Bartholomew. T. Ellsworth 8th (mid right) — Row 1 — M. Collins. H. Gordon. D Morrisroe. T. King. B Eaton. L Manning. G. Danielson Row 2 — K Downey. J Krall. S. Pascarella. R Long. G McClelland Row 3 — C. Rau. K Welch. W. Emery. L. Doty. K Ours. C. Sherwood Row 4 — C Splain. P Haupt. K Owens. C Ducey. J. Stuck. B Blackwell. D. Crowe Row 5 — S. Brown. S. Ratzel. T. Littlefield. J. Hazeltine, B. DeLong. 77 SR. CHOIR: A The Senior Choir sopronos include: Row 1 — 3. Coast, K. Groves, B. Cummings, S. Schlosser, J. Wilday, C. Shatter, C. Gross. Row 2 — T. Commino, K. Freeman, B. Murphy, A. Crawford, B. Sanderson, C. Gross, A. Schuessler, J. Russell, K. Eaton, M. Peters. Row 3 — 5. Conoon. M. Mullen. V. Mullen, D. Modison, K. Coscio, D. Bronhom, K. Slavin, J. Southard, G. Pilon, T. Rakocy, T. Ellsworth. Senior Choir boss section featured in middle ore: Row 1 — N. Morrisroe, D. Foley, T. Sloan, S. Kio, J. Rorzel, M. Gustke. Row 2 — J. Hollamby, M. Foster, B. Danielson, C. Rodgers. Row 3 — B. Houber, B. Morrisroe, S. Kerr, J. Whifsell. Altos (bottom) ore: Row 1 — J. McClelland, D. Moyer. N. Downey, J. Milliron, M. Sherwood, S. McDonald, M. Miller, L. Moses, J. Welch, T. King, M. Mullen. Row 2 — K. Regis, P. Angevine, L. Groves, R. Newman, G. Beels, L. LeCloir, T. Rosenswie, L. Hozeltine. 78 TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW The senior Choir or O-E is o remarkoble group of talented students. After o successful Homecoming carnation sole and ring toss and clown face ot the Novemberfest. the Senior Choir sponsored o Valentine carnation sole that was again o success. The most memorable focers of this group ore their concerts, which, os always, proved to thoroughly entertain their audiences. The officers ond representatives of the Senior Choir (top picture) ore: VP M. Gustke, Treasurer L. Groves, President N. Downey, Boss Rep. and Secretary N. Morrisroe, Soprano Rep. B. Coast, ond Alto Rep. T. King. The 1986 Seniors (middle) ore: Row 1 — M. Gustke, L. Groves, N. Downey, N. Morrisroe. Row 2 — C. Shaffer, K. Slovin, B. Coast, K. Freeman, A. Crawford, B. Murphy, G. Pilon. Row 3 — Mrs. G. Hertlein, Director. The accompanists ore J. Milliron ond L. Groves. 79 JUNIOR AND SENIOR I. U. 9: EXCURSIONS INTO MUSICAL TALENT During rhe I.U. 9 festival, the studenrs met a lor of new ond exciting peole; but, more importantly, your musical talent is exposed to different composers, styles, ond ideos. Ridgway was the scene this year of the Senior I.U. 9 held on March 17-18. Those in arrendonce were Sandy Rhodes, Mory Couvel. Kelly Slovin, ond Liso Barr. Junior I.U. 9 was held or BCC on April 14-15. Participants (lower right) were Liso Morris, Amy Bess, Linetre Rarzel, Scott Smith, Donold Schneider, Tommy Krort, ond Scoff Bell. DISTRICT AND REGIONAL BAND: HARD WORK PAYS OFF! District Band was held in Youngsville, PA, on February 12-15. The guest conductor was Dr. Donald A. Stanley, Professor of Music or Mansfield University. Selections from the concert included The Final Covenant, ' Broadway Spectacular, The Sinfonians. Third Suite for Band, and Italian in Algiers Overture. Mary Cauvel and Lisa Batr both placed second and went on to Regional Band held in Punxsurawney, PA Unfortunately, Tina Eaton was unable to attend District Band because of illness. Regional Band was held April 2-5 at Punxsurawney Area High School. Selections at the concert included Greensleeves, Viva Musica, ‘ Mannin Veen, American Civil War Fantasy,- ond America Forever.” REGIONAL BAND (above) Mary Cauvel and Lisa Batt DISTRICT BAND (left): Mary Cauvel. Lisa Batt. and Tina Eaton LAURA GRAVES Miss 0-E Representative The reigning Miss Otto Eldred was kept busy representing our school all through the summer. Beginning in June. Laura addressed various community service clubs, participated in parades, and was a part of all the special activities at the McKean County Fair at Smethport, PA. The experience provided her with many new friends and acquaintances, along with an opportunity to express her pride in our school! OTTO HORN BIG SUCCESS The OTTO HORN was turned inro o weekly publication this year. If you wanted to be in at O-E, you should hove hod o subscription. The writers and typists pur their oH inro the newspaper, and it showed! It is hoped that they hove continued success. And to anyone who did nor hove o subscription this year, don't borrow o friend's next year — get your own subscription. Writers include (top): Row 1 — J. Wildoy, D. Holloron, W. Word. Row 2 — T. Rosenswie, C. Regis, L. Hozelrine, M. Couvel. J. Gordon Row 3— A. Schuessler, C. Gross, S Schlosser, P. Angevine, L. Hollamby, D. Strait. Row 4 — T. Morrone, V. VonScoter, A. Houben, D. Bell, T. Whiteman, M. Brown, G. James, L. Krort. Advisors Mr. Ackerman and Mrs. Regis. (Middle): Row 1 — K. Groves, C. Larson, T. King. Row 2 — E. Hoch, M. Sherwood, T. Ours, J. Skinner. Row 3 — J. Bevins, S. Messerole, C. Mackowski. Row 4 — K. Eaton, T. Mealy, R. Newman, B. Houber, J. Cobisco. Typists ore (bottom): Row 1 — J. Fox, T. Good. Row 2 — Mrs. Regis, D. Gum, T. Spencer, T. Jewort, C. Miller, S. Love. 83 OTTOCRAT PRODUCTION STAFF— IN FOCUS UNDERCLASSMEN: S. Rhodes and M Cauoel SENIORS S Murphy and B Cummings FACULTY J Bartle and J Wilday ADS: C Gross and T Eaton ACTIVITIES T King and L Batt SPORTS: N Downey. IV. Rees missing 84 THEY’RE IN THE MONEY The OTTOCRAT Business Staff handled the finance port of the yearbook. They rravejed to local businesses and asked them if they would like to rake on ad. They do o greot job of raising money, and this year was no exception. Members ore (top left) — Row 1 — K. Slovin, M. Sherwood, B. Coast. Row 2 — W. Ward, M. Jeonnerette, S. Flexman, T. Good. J. Jordan. Their advisor is Mrs. J. Regis (top right). Our photographers rake many of the octivity and sports photos. They attend almost every school function to provide that certain shot. Our photographers are (middle); S. Flexmon, C. Lorson, and L. Groves (missing). Sherry, Nick, ond Liso offended a summer workshop to learn new yearbook techniques (left). On the preceding page, the Production Staff is featured. They plan and create the pages. Original ideas are always abundant. It rakes a lor of pictures and potience to make our OTTOCRAT very special! 85 The agony of the hand! Life is a ball! I’m gonna slicea you face! We’re coming to take you away! I get a kick out of legs! Tis a very gusty day. I must say! YOU ONLY GET OUT OF IT WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT 86 Johanna, you must get a grip on yourself! IMA GES OF ACTION OTTOCRA T Can you giue our readers something important that you ve learned from football? JIMMY Never look back on mistakes and wish you could have done something else What has happened will never change, so do your best to forget about it. Smethport OE 7 Opp 27 Eisenhower 12 7 Coudy 0 9 Cameron Co 20 0 Port A 0 14 Cuba 32 20 BCC 20 0 Sheffield 12 20 L f| VARSITY FOOTBALL m: • ■ VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 — J. Johnson. F. Taylor. L. Houben. S Colebert. M Marrone. R Payne. T Gustin. B. Wilcox. N Morrisroe. J Wiedemann. S Coleman. M Gustke. M Southard Row 2 — R Knight. T Hunk, J Lawton. W Rees. A Coscia. B Holly. M Hahn. T Erskine. B Manning. S Kio. M Emerson. B Morrisroe. M Pascarella. C. Fox. B Prescott Row 3 — Coach Ackerman. Coach Baker. D Coleman. S. Kerr. G James. M Jeannerette. M Windsor. B Jordan. J Skinner. M Brown. J Gordon. J Smith. G Foster. T Moyer. M Windsor. J. Curcio. Coach Burton. Coach Hess OE 14 20 12 14 0 6 Opp 8 6 0 0 0 20 Port a. Cuba Smethport Bolivar Cam. Co. Smethport FRESHMEN Row 1 — J. Hazeltine. R. Frame. P. Baldoni. T Ellsworth. J. Wolf. J. Marrone. D. Moyer. Row 2 — B. Brown. S. Rees. A Frame. C. Little. D. James. S Veneziano. B Bradt. R. Prescott Row 3 — Coach Acker man. C. Southard. P. Warner. E. Flexman. S. McClain. J. Irons. D. Goodling, D. Connors. K. Obermiller. C. Rau. M. Baldwin. J. V.FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL: Row 1 — T Hurrle. J. Gordon. G. James. J. Skin ner. M Pascarella. T. Moyer. G. Foster. M. Windsor. Row 2 — B. Prescott. B. Manning. J. Lawton. W. Rees. A. Coscia. T. Erskine. M Hahn. J. Curcio. S. Kio. M Windsor. R Knight Row 3 — B. Holly. M. Emerson. D. Coleman. B. Morrisroe. S. Kerr. M. Jeannerette. J. Jordan. J. Smith. Coach Baker OE Opp Bradford 19K 35K Coudy 20 35 Bradford I 2 36' 2 Cameron Co. 40 15 Coudy 21 34 Smethport 31 24 Cameron Co. 26 29 Smethport 32 23 OTTOCRAT: How long did it take you to become the refined player that you are? SCOTT: I'm not exactly refined, but I'm always looking to improve my game. K. Slauin. B. Cummings, J. Petruzzi, S. Flexman, L. Looker, D. Moriarty 91 Bradford Elk Co. Christian Allegany Boliuar Oswayo Valley Walsh Oswayo Valley Kane Franklinuille Boliuar Walsh Cuba OTTOCRAT: What is it that you liked best and what does it take to excel? EDDIE: It was great to get in shape, it gave me a lot of self satisfaction. It takes dedication and you have to run your treads off! L. Hazeltine, R. Cox. C. Rodgers. E. Hach. B. Hauber. K. Bar tholomew, J. Ratzel, C. Lawton OTTOCRAT: What is the importance of “talking it up on the court? TERESA: It gets us motivated and keeps us alert which is very important. Port A. No Po Cowenesque Smethport Coudy OV Austin Port a. No Po Smethport Coudy OV Austin OE Opp 1 2 0 2 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 1 0 2 Row 1 — T Rakocy. M Repine. C. Larson. T Anderson. A Bennett. Row 2 — B. White. J. Milliron. L. Bess. L. LaBella, T. Ellsworth. T. Silvis. Row 3 — K. Coscia. C. Brenan. 1 Ik Coach Fragle Cowenesque OE Opp 2 1 Port A. 1 2 No. Po. 0 2 Smethport 2 0 Coudy 0 2 OV 1 2 Austin 2 1 Port A 0 3 Port A 0 3 No. Po 2 1 Smethport 1 2 Coudy 0 3 OV 1 2 Austin 2 1 P. Angeuine. T Mealy. T McClain. G. Beels. A. Crowley S. Pascarella. D. Madison. K. Madison Row 1 — C. Coscia. M Repine. S. Bradt. L. Bess. T. Rakocy. Row 2 — K. Tyler. G. Murawski. C. Emery. Row 3 — J. Milliron. K. Splain. B. White, T. Siluis. T. Ellsworth. Coach McCarthy. T. Ours, B. Cummings. T. Marrone, IV. Ward. L. Graves. M. Rees. T. Anderson OTTOCRAT: How do you feel about this year s season, and what will you miss? LAURA It was disappointing, but next year 's team will have better luck. I'll miss the warmup suit and playing pig with the coaches. Opp OE Port A 42 11 No. Po. 34 6 BCC 20 14 Smethport 16 6 Cameron Co. 26 15 Coudy 39 23 Oscvayo V. 34 28 Austin 18 28 Port A 17 19 No. Po 46 13 Smethport 27 22 Cameron Co. 26 11 Coudy 29 19 Oswayo V. 28 26 Austin Row 1 — T. Ellsworth. T. Fowler. K. Jordan. T Rakocy Row 2 — T. McClain. L. Bess. M Dowell Row 3 — L. Moses. L. Moyer. B. White. M. Repine. E. Skinner. 95 T. Rosenswie. A. Bennett. B. Halloran. V. VanScoter. J. Wilday STATS OTTOCRAT: How do you feel about the team’s playing this season, and did you personally reach your potential? CHIP: I feel we played very hard, and with Palumbo s coaching, there will be a definite change. I had great expectations for my senior year. After having a disappointing football season. I hoped for a good basketball season, but things don ’t always turn out the way you want. ] [ Opp OE Eville 43 56 Eville 49 31 P.ville 60 31 P.ville 61 38 Holiday 55 48 Holiday 37 47 Port A. 57 42 No. Po 80 47 Smethport 46 45 Cam. Co. 70 45 Coudy 58 44 OV 59 33 Austin 53 54 Port A 58 44 No. Po 60 39 Smethport 42 39 Cam. Co. 56 40 Coudy 44 28 OV 65 44 Austin 96 Row 1 — L Looker. D. Snyder. D. Moriarty. Row 2 — K Slauin. T Taylor. B. Cummings. M Pascarella. Coach Ackerman. M Emerson. C. Southard. J. Petruzzi. B. Brown. Row 1 — J. Housler. R Fitzsimmons. Row 2 — T. Ellsworth. A Frame. G. McClelland. C. Little. D James. S. Gray. Row 3 — S. Veneziano. K. Bartholomew. J. Grimes. D. Goodman. J. Irons. Coach Stuart Missing — P Baldoni R. Frame. Row 1 — S. Hauber. S. Hach. M Bean. T. Baldwin. C. Foster. K. Erskine. L. Morris. Row 2 — T. Littlefield. C. Schneider. J. White. D. Glover. H. Houben. K Bartholomew. R Foley. Row 3 — M Welch. A. Meserole. A. Cirigliano. C. Lewis. L. Haskins. T. McDonald Row 4 — K. Erskine. C. Dubetsky. K. Davis. S. Bradt. T. Silvis. Row 5 — L. Ratzel. Coach McCarthy. Missing — H. Gordon. OPP O.E. Port A 68l 2 8V 2 No. Po. 101 49 Cameron Co. 66 84 OV 66 84 Smethport 42 108 Coudy 44 106 County — O E. Kane. Brad. PA. Smeth. League — O E. NP. OV. PA. Sm.. Coudy. Cam. Co. OTTOCRA T Why do you run track, and what motivates you? NICK: It s a positive outlet for negative emotions. I have a very strong will to win that enables me to reach deep down and push myself to the limit. Row 1 — T. Ours. J. Skinner. J. Ratzel. B. Morrisroe. M. Mullen. K. Jordan. Row 2 — Coach Baker. S. Murphy. B. Murphy, V. VanScoter. T Erskine, J. Wilday. A. Crowley. R. Payne. L. Hazeltine, N. Morrisroe. B. Wilcox. L. Houben. M. Pascarella. Row 3 — A. Coscia, C. Regis. T Mealy. J. Gordon. T Marrone. A. Houben. T. Rosenswie. J. Smith. W. Rees. M. Windsor. C. Rodgers. C. Smith. M. Windsor. P. Straker. Our Athletic Director, Mr. Lance Boker, is immensely important to our student life. Aside from his more celebrated duties of announcing of gomes, handing out roses of senior gomes, and arranging with other schools for dotes, he has many tedious duties that must be done. He provides referees, computes grades, and mokes sure oil rules ore followed by athletes and fans. Mr. Baker has arranged for buses to owoy gomes, arranged for those who run the clock, and checked the PA system. 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Eldred, PA Ken and Judy Kio Eldred, PA Phone: 225-3319 Complete Line of Artist Supplies R C Planes and Accessories Wedding Stationery Silk Flowers (TTW ' ” Craft Items FOX AND WES’S ■ STEVENS CRAFT-HOBBY JEWELERS AND WEDDING SPECIALTIES 122 North Union Street Olean, NY 14760 184 N. Union St. Olean, NY 14760 716 372-6474 y Compliments of Best Wishes t me Cl RONAL PETRU R. JOHN WELCH AND 1 INSURA AGEN FAMIL Representing — TODD MOTOR SALES Olean, NY 716 372-3065 1926-1986 60-Year Anniversary Eldred, PA FRAME FUNERAL HOME n r Charles M. Frame Funeral Home Dennis A. Frame, Funeral Director Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 SCOTT AIR PAK RESPIRATORS FIRST AID HOSE DAVIS TESTERS GLOBE CLOTHING EXTINGUISHERS BRASS CTOODS Smith 5 Sire Si Sales Service eruice BOX 129C ELDRED, PA 16731 814-225-4441 PORTVILLE SAND GRAVEL Best Wishes Class of ’86 MAR jp ET Eldred, PA MARKET BASKET 01 FOO 9 125 OTTO SERVI CENTER k tfi THE Herald ABOUT LIFE '1 CNOW? DID YO • Each day, Times Herald route drivers cover nearly 2,000 miles to get your daily paper to you • At top speed, the Times Herald presses can produce 300 papers per minute or five every second. • Editorials are not signed as they represent the opinion ol the newspaper as a whole. • The Times Herald's Art Department was one of the first in New York State. • Many stories never appear on room; that until stored on discs. Dy Olean. Bradford and Welisvilie staffers until they come out in the composing , they are simply computerized mpulsei advertisements are published • Over 133.000 Times Herald 126 J� I ELDRED SHUR-SAVE FOOD SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 HOTEL Best Wishes to the Larry and Pat Kahle Eldred, PA 16731 Phone: 225-4772 _ Blacktop Paving Commercial Residential Since 1947 Seal Coating by Machine ASK DESIGN MANUFACTURING CUSTOM JEWELRY DESIGN TRADE REPAIRS y- Martin Maynard Main St. Eldred, PA 814 225-3335 J. A. FRISINA 2 Kinzua St. Machine Applied Bradford, PA Asphalt RIXFORD PIZZA SHOP Rixford, PA 16745 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 OTTO TELEPHONE CO. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 McGRAv -edTsOKT OF COOPER INDUSTRIES McClelland AUTO BODY Olean, NY 1 || Rixford, PA Best of Luck to the OTTO-ELDRED EDUCATION ASSOCIATI Duke PA 16729 Over 50 Years of Service Shooting Oil and Gas Wells Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 Se Mc£ ompliments STYLING Shop Save at MAHARS-SERvic Front Main Streets 504 W. State Street 1020 N. u P$outh Main St. • rortvill 814 225-3137 LAP TRANSPORT INC DRUG STORE Paul M. Parker President RD 2, Box 159 Eldred, PA 16731 Complete Prescription Service Eldred, PA ongratulations to the Class of ’86 PARKER ENTERPRISES Complete Truck Automotive Service W “The Best Service at the Right Price” 716 933-8758 Uf “ P.O. Box 269 Portville, NY 1«70 130 tenaaii Sss 'tt 814 966-1 A •: ■ til its gold! 4n Kendall KENDALL REFINING COMPANY • DIV OF WI1C0 CHEMICAL CC ORATlON • BRAOFORO PA 16?t ' Simplicity Lawn-Boy 1 Ski-Doo r Ariens Ech JIM SA Duke Center, PA 16729 Get your college education off to a great start. Students who enroll at JCC know that they're building a solid educational foundation for the future. JCC graduates transfer with full junior status to most four-year colleges and universities, and with JCC's affordable tuition, they're doiiars ahead admissions information: Jamestown Campus (7161 665-5220 Cattaraugus County Campus 1716) 372-1661 JCC_____________________________________ Jamestown Community College OUR COMMUNITY IS OUR COMMITMENT Congratulations Class of ’86 ELDRED AREA LIONS CLUB ‘Compliments of” ELDRED TRUCKING INC. Box 330 Eldred, PA 16731 OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE 301 N. Union St HORIZONS GIFT CENTER Main Street, Btatf ford'WiA Phone: 300 8830 ASH CLEANERS st Statf treeT X X ELDRED SENIOR CE AL’S SALES AND 195 Main Street Admiral Appliances Compliments ol TAYLOR AND ARMSTR CONTRACTING [ICE Eldrefl, P A RCA Color TV DR. IVAN HJHARRISON Portville, NY 14770 AN SALE mgMLState St., Olean, NY 45 Main Street Bradford, PA 16701 368-6161 CME BUSINESS MACHINES est State St. Olean, NY BATT HEATING AND INSULATING Phone: (814) 225-3485 Downtown Olean -(7161372-0825 (716)593-1258 MasterCard — Visa SUFFICE5 0EB8 LEE Agent A Manager STURM INSURANCE NC. ALL LINES OFJHSIWANCE 133 HULL ELE INC Phone:368-6118 118 Kennedy St. Bradford, PA CUSTER CITY OIL CO. 58 Bolivar Dr. Bradford, PA 362-2162 CANTWELL-JOHNSON, INC. 434 E. Main St. Bradford, Pa. 16701 MAX A. VANEPPS Auto, Life, and Fire Insurance Rixford, PA Phone: 362-35 PRODUCERS BA A HOMETOWN FRIEND Mon-Tht Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5 or by Appt. Quality Automobile arts Paint ■a? Friendly Service ne 368-4181 or 368-4178 kjJTTS BIG TALL SHOP Clothes for Large Men H The Big The Tall We Fit Them A 393 East Main St. Bradford, PA 16701 THANK YOU TO ALL THE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY FOR THEIR COOPERATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUR 1986 OTTOCRAT. NICK MORF ISROE, Editor-in-Chief SHERRY MURPHY, Senior Editor SAhjDY RHODES, RTLE, LISA ditor SANDY SCHLOSSER, Asst. Editor-in-Chief BECKY CUMMINGS, Asst. Senior Editor MARY CAUVEL, Asst. Underclassman JENNIFER WILDAY, Asst. Fac TRACIE KING, Asst. Activities Editor NANETTE DOWNEY, Sports and Art Editor WALT REES, Assft. Sports Editor TINA EATON, Ads Editor MS. TONI FRAGLE and MRS. CONNIE CHRISTINE GROSS, Asst. Ads Editor KING, Advisors MRS. JANICE REGIS, Business Staff Advisor Senior Business Staff: BETH COAST SCOTT FLEXMAN TAMMY GOOD KELLY SLAVIN HOLCOMB BROTHERS, INC. THE ANDREWS RACING TEAM Bruce G. Holcomb, President BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’86 Masonry Contractors 814 465-7794 P.O. Box 111, Rixford, PA 16745