Westmont Hilltop Senior High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

(;oj tej xs seniors '4 underclass 34 faculty 54 attyletic 68 activities u6 index 168 This year has brought many changes to the students of our school. The admission of the Freshman class and additions in faculty have altered the face of Westmont. The release of the hostages from Iran was the event of the year. Lennon and Bonham left us, leaving empty spaces in our mourning minds. Faculty and students alike adjusted to new conditions and new facilities. In the mood of these new circumstances, we present... METAMORPHOSIS. Transformation, change, alteration, modifi- of preparation nears its end, we reflect upon cation, conversion, adaptation. As the time some of the pleasant memories of our stay. Faces and events that will never be forgotten and classrooms were stages for dramas that for many years to come. A modification of sports and new activities. All this for the our school from the inside; new students, new student. A Renaissance for our school. A new birth of school spirit that is Westmont, the 1981 Phoenician. The purpose of this Experience the transformation .... with book is to provide a source of memories of the best years of our lives. Eagerly looking for- our short stay here forever. ward, we must move on, but will treasure Mitchell Azar Jennifer Bailey Karen Baker William Balicki Scott Balog Robert Barcelos Wesley Barnhart Susan Bartle Elizabeth Basse! Lori Bastaja William Baywood Harry Benshoff 17 William Berney Alicia Bevin Charles Black Donald Bonk Debra Boylan Scott Brownlee Timothy Budash Laura Bunn Margaret Burns John Butler Colleen Byrne Francis Calderon 18 Senior Class Officers Kyle Campbell Christopher Camut Theodore Camut Beth Capp Harriet Carneil Matthew Casale David Ceh Michael Chabon David Cornell James Craft David Cramer Marian Criswell 20 Douglas Eash Robert Estadt George Fattman Nicholas Figge 21 Marcus Cunningham Ronald Davies Kathy Davis Dorinda Dewar Richard Dezelon Susan Donley Jeanne Duncan Kathy Duray Linda Galliker Troy Galloway Natalie Gearhart Diane Gilles Susan Gillin John Goettlicher 22 James Furlong Albert Ghantous David Good V Donna Green Mary Green Edward Gregg Jeancine Gvozden Jean Hall Kelly Hartnett Karen Heffner Chris Henry Debra Herdman William Horn 23 Bruce Groves John Heckert Kirk Hughes Douglas Johnson Is the coast clear, Troyzee? Joseph Kittka Lydia Kohler Susan Joy Jay Kaites Betty Kolesar Laurel Kootnz Beth Koop Michele Kopera Michael Litterine William Livingston Jeffrey Lloyd Thomas Lynch 25 Scott Mardis Stephanie Marra Leslie Maser Chris McLoota Susan Merritts Kevin Miller Karen Mishler Paul Mitchell Paula Mitchell Rebekah Mitchell Richard Moore Tami Morder 26 Frederick Mulkey Richard Napolitan Jeffrey Negrey Beth Neuhoff Michael Nido James Oswald Michael Partsch John Patrick 27 Junior Miss Candidates Charles Platt Charles Price Sherry Price Jennifer Prothero Jeanne Reavel Carole Reddecliffe James Reesman Daniel Reitz 28 Karen Reznak Rhomes Ritter Jami Roberts Sally Romanow Linda Rovder Barbara Salem Randall Salem Kuuipo-Lanilei Salisbury 29 Michelle Scaletta Suzanne Sepety Anna Shahade Scott Shorto David Sigg Brian Smeal Paul Smith Sheldon Stept Kim Stevens Salome Stouffer BethAnn Stutzman Andrew Suppes 30 Karen Tanase Matthew Teris Susan Thompson Theresa Torchia Cynthia Torp Rodney Torp David Trevenen Christine Trotz David Tschachler Ricky Varner Joseph Warren James Whelan Patricia Widmann Jan Widrig Paul Wise 31 Melanie Zelenski David Woodnorth Mary Workosky George Zdravecky ’wr . Scott Wyland David Yerger Governor School Candidates Thomas Young In loving memory of our dearest friend, Larry Wesner. Larry's life was shortened by a tragic accident. He lived his life to the fullest extent. Larry spent such a limited amount of time with us; but thinking of his smile, and knowing he left us a happy person, makes his death all the easier to accept. His per- sonality was reflected in high spirits and smiles by all who were associated with him. Remembrances we will retain of Larry will be ones of warmth and kind- ness; they will remain with us through- out our lives. They will remind us; In Death Life Is Changed, Not Ended . . . John Goettlicher Jay Whelan Tami Morder Matt Casale Lydia Kohler Laurence Wesner (1963-1980) Live — decently, fearlessly, joyously — and don't forget that in the long run it is not the years in your life but the life in your years that counts! — Adlai Stevenson HOMEROOM 209 Row 1: Mr. Paone, B. Coulson, L. Bertocchi, J. Ajay, L. Bertocchi, K. Beckage, S. Antonazzo, L. Blackburn. Row 2: L. Abram, C. Cooper, C. Bowers, V. Deist, A. Brosius, D. Conner. Row 3: T. Burns, C. Carroll, D. Cook, P. Blasko, K. Clement, P. Davidson, V. Audi. Row 4: L. Bulas, C. Cassanese, K. Barnhart, D. Battaline, J. Bononno, J. Criswell, C. Clark, S. Brownlee. Homeroom 209 is a typical high school homeroom. The schedule we follow seems so terribly ritualistic. Hardly ever do we find more than five students seated before 7:49 A.M. When everyone eventually meandors into the room it is rare to find them in their correct seats, and there is always someone hanging at the door soon after the bell rings. During role, the predictable blast of A.M. Westy over the intercom results in moans from those conversing of the past evenings events. In- evitably the birthday announcements bring silence, and no day could begin without seeing the expressions of those who have forgotten their pink or yellow slips. . . . Ahh the bell!!! Free for 4 minutes and then on to first period. Patty Blasko 36 HOMEROOM 210 Row 1: E. Henry, C. Gibson, M. Gallo, J. Freddes. Row 2: J. Galliker, S. Groves, N. Finney, Mr. Grubb. Row 3: L. Duppstadt, M. Fornwalt, K. Herdman. Row 4: J. Frick, D. Fleck. Row 5: H. Haupt, B. Henry, S. Dorian. Row 1: E. Grimes, M. Griffith, M. Estvanik, T. Hammond. Row 2: D. Horner, C. Gatehouse, S. Foltz. Row 3: M. Heider, R. Duschea, S. Gegan. Row 4: K. Fogel, B. Donley. Row 5: M. Gleason, S. Getz, S. Goggin. 37 Row 1: Mr. Hunter, M. Oswald, K. Mcllwain, J. Kullick, T. Majoris, D. King, C. Hughes, D. Morder. Row 2: D. Moyer, M. Lynch, D. Long, T. Keefer, J. Little, K. Katzenstein, K. Kleinmeyer, L. Lorigan, D. Merritts. Row 3: N. Kohler, R. Moskal, T. Nicholson, W. Hunter, S. Leffler, A. King, K. Kappel, R. Lohr. Row 4: K.Nash, M. Miller, P. McQuillan, P. Matsko, J. Marshall, E. Molchany, J. Orr, C. Kesslak, T. Papinchak. 38 HOMEROOM 216 Row 1: Mrs. Goerlich, A. Singel, N. Romanow, C. Penrod, T. Schulker, A. Rosage, B. Pudliner. Row 2: T.J. Piro, K. Scaletta, K. Rovder, N. Patton, J. Penrod, M. Sherbine, K. Sewak, B. Paratore. Row 3: A. Schrock, R. Seitz, A. Schechter, C. Rowe, B. Reinhold, G. Rummel, R. Smith. Row 4: R. Patrick, E. Robinson, K. Smith, P. Ritchey, M. Schweitzer, R. Pavich, T. Simanski, B. Rainey. A minute before the bell rings, homeroom 216 is scarcely populated. The few already in are cramming for a chemistry test or doing their English homework for 1st period. Twenty seconds before the bell, a herd of stu- dents trample into the room. As the bell rings, one can hear the eternal voice of Mrs. Goerlich saying, Brian, sit down. As the class settles, A.M. Westy bellows over the loud speaker. A soft moan echoes throughout the room. The only time the moans get louder is the time when the student council minutes are read. But one shouldn't think this is a boring homeroom. There's al- ways talk of yesterdays' sporting events: an eyewitness account of the girls' tennis team from Mrs. Goerlich or the inside story on the hockey team from T.J. As the bell rings, a slight stampede occurs. And then there are the few left still cramming, but they are soon to leave also. Karen Rovder 39 HOMEROOM 212 Row 1: D. Sturtz, R. Steeg, D. Swedler. Row 2: D. Williams, V. To- mayko. Row 3: J. Weir, M. Steeves, D. Stiles. Row 4: G. Wyland, M. Wetzel. Row 5: J. Yernaux, P. Zettek. Row Is T. Verrone, T. Stefanik, K. Swanson, Mr. Pompanella. Row 2: R. Terek, A. Wisor. Row 3: M. Urban, J. Zelenski, M. Walker. Row 4: K. Wood, D. Snavely. Row 5: J. Stevenson, M. Swab. 40 HOMEROOM 201 Row Is A. Bowers, M. Allhouse, M. Arcuri,C. Audi, B. Butler, D. Cohn,). Bingler, Mr. Puhala. Row 2: L. Babik, D. Chance, D. Chance,). Car- ney, D. Curtis, R. Buchan, W. Critchfield, S. Berkley, R. Byrne. Row 3: R. Cook, C. Barber, C. Asfar, P. Carnell, D. Criste, D. Abernathy, R. DeWaters, T. Bukovich, M. DiFrancesco, J. Crawford. Homeroom 201 was a pretty loose homeroom dur- ing the 1980-1981 year. The only time to study was be- fore the rush of kids come in. At 7:40 only four or five people are in the room. Some of them studying for their first period tests and some just soaking up the B.T.U.'s (British Thermal Units) which are pretty abundant. At 7:45 Donna Curtis walks in and four people immediately surround her desk asking for last night's English home- work. Sue Berkley and Rene Byrne are practicing their marching drills, and David Cohn is reading pamphlets concerning Alcoholics Annonymous. Todd Bukovich hobbles in on crutches and blurts out a string of lewdi- ties at Greg Asfar, who is playing a Santana bongo drum tune on his desk. One minute before the bell rings about ten people come in. Jeff Crawford slips past Mr. Puhala without an excuse from the day before. Judy Carney and Lori Babik enter the room and discuss how they are supplying themselves for the ski trip to Blue Knob. The bell rings and the class rises for a half-hearted attempt to pledge the flag. At 7:53 Rob DeWaters walks in late. Wendy Critchfield asks where Dan Ayres is today and somebody replies, Don't you know, it's his month off! Then the bell rings to leave, everybody rushes to the door in a stampede. Mr. Puhala puts his book down and says, good-bye , and starts his day. Rob DeWaters 41 HOMEROOM 206 Row 1: K. Hugya, M. Kaplaniak, B. Hunt, L. Hofe, L. Jerva, P. Kime, Mrs. Kushnir. Row 2: T. Kohler, L. Hrin, V. Koeck, K. Hughes, E. Krizner, S. Kohler, D. King, H. Koval. Row 3: F. Kasuba, J. Kopera, J. Kingston, J. Hewitt, K. Kindya, R. Henderson, J. Katter. Row 4: M. Kaplaniak, D. Kerin, S. Koontz, R. Kraft, C. Hornick, S. Knight, M. Hoover, M. Koban. 42 Row 1: J. Estadt, T. Dorian, B. Hanson, Mr. Peschock. Row 2: L. Harp- ster, M. Esserman. Row 3: L. Green, Y. Fetterman, M. Dosch. Row 4: K. Ewasko, K. Ewel. Row 5: B. Gegan, D. Foreback, J. Dunn. Row 1: K. Dorian, J. Gossard, K. Goggin, B. Gonda. Row 2: E. Figge, C. Froehlich, B. Fogel. Row 3: A. Glosser, R. Gleason. Row 4: C. Eckstein, R. Glass. Row 5: E. Elston, F. Hamaty, G. Friedman. HOMEROOM 204 What happens in Homeroom 204 .First, the morning starts with a mad rush to make it to homeroom before the bell rings. When the students finally get there, Mr. Peschock is standing at his podium marking down who is late. No one ever cuts loose during homeroom, everyone sits in their desks with their head down and grovels. Linda Green talks non-stop during the entire period. No one has ever heard anyone talk so much. Bridget Han- son and Fred Hamaty always talk about what happened the day before. Mr. Peschook starts to say the pledge, even though half of the class doesn't stand. Amy Glosser tells Yvonne Fetterman that she owes her $2.50. Jennifer Estadt is always complaining how she flunked a test, but the strange part about it is she got a B . Dan Foreback 43 HOMEROOM 207 Row 1: A. Mital, T. Moul, D. Morder. Row 2: E. Morrison, A. Napoli- tan, N. Minium, L. Marley. Row 3: J. Moskal, C. Lohr, M. Leitenberger. Row 4: R. Leppert, C. Minana, P. Madigan, S. Molchany. Row 1: Mr. Lantz, K. Lewis, T. Lehman. Row 2: J. Meyer, J. Moore, K. McQuillan, T. Michael. Row 3: L. Merlo, G. Lambrinos, R. Lee. Row 4: T. Murray, S. Kulback, C. Marshall, P. Molchany. 44 HOMEROOM 208 Row 1: Miss Brezovec, K. Petrocelli, M. Potter, W. Prothero, W. Rovansek, J. Petruska, C. Porter. Row 2: M. Orms, A. Patterson, C. Shostek, K. Nitkulinec, Z. Neptune, J. Schulker, D. Rerko. Row 3: M. Rager, L. Nesmith, B. Odgers, D. Ringler, J. Springer, Steeves. Row 4: E. Shorto, E. Perry, D. Rohde, C. Phillips, S. Spriggs, j. Richey, M. Povich, D. Reesman. 45 2 HOMEROOM 214 Row 1: Mr. Mintmier, E. Thompson, J. Weltner, R. Tirko, N. Stumpo, M. Workosky, L. Vore, N. Town. Row 2: H. Wallace, S. Stept, J. Tredennick, D. Stramanak, B. Stoessner, K. Wagner, J. Widmann, K. Stevens, B. Stumpo. Row 3: T. Thiele, S. Strother, T. Urban, T. Yoder, F. Wherry, J. Walko, A. Wilson, M. Zettek, J. Wiegman, D. Stouffer. Homeroom 214 starts with everybody hanging out- side the door until ten seconds before the bell rings. During these last ten seconds, Aric Wilson, John Walko, and John Tredennick are standing outside the door to see how many girls they can check out before they have to sit down for six minutes. When everyone sees Mr. Mintmier getting out his seating chart, the crowds of gossiping girls and the loud conversations of guys, break up. Usually, then, you'll find John Walko taking Leah Vore's stool because he doesn't have one, and you'll always find Leah running to get Nancy Stumpo's cul- tures homework. After the first two minutes while all of this is occuring, everything gets pretty dull and boring except for John Walko fighting with Haley Wallace. When A.M. Westy comes on, everybody just sits there and goes, Oh NO! Our homeroom is a dud whenever anything is being sold. Tim Urban us usually discussing his girl problems with Leah while Nancy Town's mouth never stops working. Tim Yoder is always asking someone for a pencil and Greg Suppes is trying to impress anyone with one of his great stories. Finally with the sound of the bell to go to first period the radical students of homeroom 214 depart for the day. Leah Vore 46 Row 1: Mrs. Pudliner, C. Engel, A. DiFrancesco, D. Ciel, E. Dosch. Row 2: B. Gehlman, L. Galasso, P. Haines. Row 3: H. Frank, V. Gillin, M. Gardill, C. Goldblatt. Row 4: B. Ewald, S. Grgurevich, B. Fleck. HOMEROOM 104 I will always remember Homeroom one hundred four. I don't know why, but it represents work and re- creation all at once. During homeroom there is a re- laxed mood which is essential to getting ready for class. The mood is controlled by a competent teacher who doesn't let things get out of hand. Also, in the room are poor students who try to finish their homework with limited time. In the room are computers which pose as educational aids, helpful machines, and to teachers, an- noying toys. A variety of activities are performed by the students in the room. Upper classman taking tests, and using the computers and teachers doing their work. Many stu- dents enter the room at different times. The students in the homeroom give life to it. They fill the room with discussions, jokes and debates. This makes school a less dreary place, consequently making life more enjoyable. Svet Grgurevich Row 1: ]. Darr, D. Greenwood, M. Cilles, M. Fisher, R. Grimes. Row 2: ). Freiwald, C. Frick,). Evans. Row 3: S. Green, S. Estadt, R. Dallape, L. Fattman. Row 4: R. Gilliland, T. Goldman, G. Giles. 47 Homeroom 105 Row Is B. Henry, M. Hamel, M. Harrison, K. Labosky, T. Little, Miss Bahneman. Row 2: M. Hamel, A. Kelly, P. Kot, N. Hammond, B. Hayduk. Row 3: L. Johns, V. Kolesar, F. Karashin, S. Henry, N. Koval, B. Leckey. Row 4: T. Holtz, P. Ham, T. Lehman, K. Kevenk, E. Henry, D. Hershberger, J. Hall. 48 Homeroom 106 Row 1: Mr. Cartwright, G. Long, C. Miller, J. Lynch, L. Miller, L. Lovette, S. Mardis, C. Maldet, E. Nelson, J. Marhefka. Row 2: K. Miller, M. Pal- lagi, B. Miller, S. Martin, J. Livingston, T. Lloyd, G. Lloyd, G. Mulkey, K. Orr, Row 3: L. Moran, B. Mead, S. McDonald, C. Nash, J. Ozog, S. Nes- mith, G. Niel, D. Marovich, B. Merritts, E. McGrath. R-R-R-R-i-n-g. Homeroom 106 has been a class of consistency. Every morning when the bell rings, Lance Moran is late, Chris Nash is told to shut up, Greg Niel owes $2.50 on a library book, and Kristin Miller needs a pencil because she always takes hers home. After things get moving, which doesn't take long, Mr. Cartwright waves his hand like a magi- in cian trying to hypnotize someone, and tries to make everyone get up to say the pledge to the flag. No one pays attention until someone decides to get up. The pledge takes 13 seconds; usually it's inter- rupted by a blaring voice, GOOD MORNING FROM A.M. WESTY ... Someone has had a belated birthday, and Pinky took a nap on the bus. It's always a private joke. The bell rings and everyone leaves (except for the flies; cockroaches, and ants.) Too bad their sec- ond period class, or any other period, isn't as unique as homeroom — or is it ...? Greg Niel 49 Homeroom 107 Row 1: C. Smith, N. Penrod, W. Paul, C. Pejack, K. Snyder, K. Penrod, Mr. Mostoller. Row 2: T. Ryan, K. Rummel, S. Pyshnik, T. Purich, B. Pre- behalla, D. Rosage, V. Roberts. Row 3: S. Pierson, T. Pizzillo, C. Sterner, G. Smith, E. Stoessner, J. Porter, G. Saintz, T. Querry. Row 4: J. Pullin, S. Rovansek, W. Reitz, B. Shaffer, T. Sigmund, M. Sherbine, K. Smith, L. Stringent, J. Steeves. 50 Homeroom 108 Row 1: A. Teris, M. Weir, L. Wise, L. Swedler, D. Vore, V. Thompson, T. Yon, J. Town, Miss Kolar. Row 2: L. Valosik, R. Wood, T. Webb, L. To- dorich, T. Sturtz, A. Weimer, P. Wise, K. Viel, T. Svitchan, C. Van Wyk. Row 3: D. Washabaugh, A. Thomas, P. Tarsovich, K. Tice, M. Wolk, T. Widrig, L. Wetzel, P. Walker, S. Walters, T. Yoder. 51 Homeroom 103 is not the most likeable group of stu- dents, but Mr. Rudnac eases the tension by telling jokes! Mr. Rudnac attented Pitt and taught in a pre- dominantly black school in Pittsburgh. If you are ever walking down the hall behind him, don't be surprised to see him looking over his shoulder. Most of the so-called students in 103 do not know how to study or to be quiet. They also have a great deal of trouble remembering their excuses when they are absent. When homeroom gets started, one will probably find Mary Camut with her jacket on, Warren Cardiff, Greg Clemenson and Collette Christner running at the mouth about very little that matters to anyone else and Craig Bokros staring into thin-air. For those who talk too much, Mr. Rudnac has a voice that goes right through them. (In one ear and right out the other) Other stu- dents in the homeroom observe the non-happenings that go on while Geoff Boltz and Meredith Ceh study their hearts out. Warren Cardiff Geoff Boltz HOMEROOM 103 Row 1: M. Calderon, W. Bowman,). Clement, B. Custer, C. Boltz, J. Bailey, T. Bridges, Mr. Rudnac. Row 2: D. Berkley, L. Chianese, M. Camut, T. Botteicher, F. Bee, P. Conway, M. Ceh. Row 3: V. Camut,C. Christner, C. Aikey, G. Clemenson,). Bracken, M. Christner, K. Burns, W. Cardiff. Row 4: A. Carroll, D. Borsuk, E. Brown, C. Bokros, G. Boring, T. Bailey, K. Brosius, M. Antonik. 52 STUDENT LIFE ADMINISTRATION Dr. Gary J. Estadt Dr. Primo V. Toccafondi Row 1: Mr. W. Jones (non-member), Mr. J. Meredith, Dr. R. Swanson, Mr. D. Gardili, Mrs. J. Gleason. Row 2: Mr. E. Kinkead, Dr. G. Salem, Dr. J. Yerger, Mr. T. Wiegman, Mr. J. Hargreaves. 56 57 Guidance and Secretaries Mr. M. Karolchik, Mr. P. Matsko Mrs. P. Letizia, Mrs. B. O'Connor, Mrs. J. Toth Student Services Mrs. M. Wagner Mrs. M. Barnhart, Mr. T. Locher SPECIAL EDUCATION 60 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Front: Mr. P. Claycomb, Mr. F. Pompanella, Mr.). Cartwright. Back: Mr. E. Mostoller, Mr. M. Rudnac, Mr. K. Kitchenman, Mr. W. Good. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SAFETY EDUCATION HU.UW HIGH GGW mm mm i m'ttkH OVK 61 Mr. G. Peschock, Ms. T. Wilson, Mr. F. McLoota. Mr. W. Burkett Language Department Mr. R. Wardrop, Mrs. A. Porter, Mrs. B. Workosky English Department 62 Row 1: Mr. R. Puhala, Mrs.). Kushnir, Mr. P. Sherlock, Row 2: Ms. S. Brezovec, Ms. D. Chuba, Ms. M. Kolar, Ms. C. Adams. Math Department Front: Mr. C. Anthony. Back: Mr. S. Hunter, Ms. P. Bahneman, Mr. W. Grubb, Mr. B. Kaufman, Mr. W. Fox. Science Department 63 Mr. M. Lantz, Ms. D. Leibfried, Mr. T. Mintmier, Mr. A. Paone, Mr. T. Moore. Practical Arts Department ■ Mr. B. Arnold, Mr. G. Bolton Mr. R. Shaffer Mrs. K. Haynal, Mrs. M. Rebel 64 Mr. T. Davis, Mr. P. Berendt Fine Arts Department Mrs. C. Goerlich, Mr. G. Brougher SWIM TEAM MAKES A BIG SPLASH Row 1: M. Swab, W. Barnhart, C. Goldblatt. Row 2: K. Miller, K. Barnhart, K. Kevenk, C. Camut, Coach: Brian Moore Row 3 I Dunn, R. Leppert, R. DeWaters, P. Ritchey, D. Good. 70 oooooh nooooo, Mr. Bill!! Brian shows Chris the winning form. The swim team's inaugural season saw the girls cap- ture runner-up honors in District Six, while the boys finished at 5-7. At the District Championship Meet, Chris Camut won the 50 and 100 yard Freestyle events, setting new re- cords in each. He was also named Outstanding District Six Swimmer. In Addition, John Dunn took first in the 100 yard Breaststroke. Both Chris and John competed in the State Championships held at Penn State. Other finishes included: The Girl's Medley and Frees- tyle Relay, third, Angela DiFransesco, third in both the 500 Freestyle and 100 yard Butterfly events, and Lori Todorich, fourth in the 200-Individual Medley and fifth in the 100-Butterfly. Because of the lack of a permanent home, the Hilltop- pers were forced to practice at the Y.M.C.A. and hold all of their meets away. Next year, coach Brian Moore looks forward to several home contests. Hopefully, in the years to come, Westmont will emerge as a swimming power. Row 1 ) Galliker, B. Donley, G. Long, K. Orr, K. Miller. Row 2: C. Shostek, J. Kullick, L.Todorich, A. DiFrancesco, C. Reddecliff. Row 3: A. Wisor, S. Henry, T. Thiele, L. Galliker, C. Barber, D. Dewar. 71 GRIDDERS FIND WINNING ROAD Row 1: J. Bingler, D. Cramer, N. Patton, D. Swedler, M. Chabon, R. Seitz, M. leitenberger, F. Kasuba, K. Wagner, D. Williams, S. Dorian, M. Sherbine, K. Kindya, R. Pavich. Row 2: R. Glass, T. Urban, B. Rainey, C. Camut, T. Simanski, C. Phillips, D. Asfar, M. Litterine, M. DiFrancesco, K. Hughes, G. Lambrinos, D. Reesman, S. Molchany. Row 3: C. Marshall, S. Balog, K. Miller, D. Battaline, R. Dezelon, T. Yoder, P. McQuillan, D. Foreback, S. Mardis, B. Groves, F. Mulkey, M. Steeves, E. Gregg. Row 4: A. Wilson, C. Clark, D. Abernathy, C. Hornick, J. Bononno, D. Reitz, P. Zettek, J. Heckert, J. Yernaux, P. Molchany, T. Krizner, C. Platt, ). Walko. The 1980 version of Westmont Varsity Football saw the Hilltoppers record their first winning campaign in three seasons. Marshalled by Captain Mike Chabon, the school's first 1000-yard gainer, the squad upended sev- eral tough competitors. After a rocky start and a heart- breaking last-second defeat by rival Richland, the squad rebounded, collecting three consecutive victories. In two games, last minute heroics spelled V-l-C-T-O- R-Y. Against Conemaugh Twp., 53 ticks remained when Fred Mulkey collected a Mike Chabon toss for the score (W-6, CT-0). The closing contest against Bedford was dominated by a rain-and-mud-soaked field, but with 1:22 left to play, Q.B. Dave Williams acted like a sur- geon as he operated on the Bison defense. He complet- ed two passes to Chris Camut before his final strike. Only 20 seconds glowed on the clock when Williams again connected with Camut in the end zone. Home- coming saw the squad pummel Windber 40-14. Super- back Mike Chabon churned up 271 yards and scored three Td's as he dismantled the Rambler Defense. Coach Sherlock was pleased with the enthusiam dis- played throughout the season, and with a host of re- turning underclassmen, the team hopes to keep the football program, on the winning road. 72 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL: UNBEATABLE! Row 1: R. Grimes, j. Clement, M. Lischerelli, C. Miller, T. Little, S. Pyshnik, C. Frick, T. Querry, J. Steeves, J. Freiwald. Row 2: J. Lynch, R. Dal- lape, N. Koval, J. Pullin, G. Mulkey, T. Purich, B. Miller, T. Botteicher, J. Evans. Row 3: j. Hall, J. Hoover, E. Henry, B. Ewald, J. Gardill, L. Wetzel, P. Ham, M. Sherbine, S. Grgurevich, D. Partsch. Row 4: Coach j. Yoder, Ass't. Coach F. Benosky, Ass't Coach D. Benford, M. Wolk, B. Fleck, G. Boring, A. Thomas, Managers: J. Ozog, T. Widrig, J. Bailey. ABSENT FROM PICTURE — Tim Bailey; Equipment Manager — Samuel Hillard. 74 The Mountain Conference trophy rests with the 9th grade football team for the third time in four years. The high powered offense generated 173 points while the scrooge-like defense limited the opposition to 14. The Hilltoppers' undefeated season included triumphs over perennial winners Bedford and Forest Hills. The junior high competitors notched four straight shutouts before the Bisons of Bedford recorded a tally. In that contest the team rallied from an 8-6 deficit in the fourth quarter when Q.B. Gregg Boring fired a 70 yard touchdown strike to Todd Purich, carrying the squad to a 12-8 victo- ry. Before the defeat by Westmont, the Bisons closest competitor could only manage a 34-0 trouncing. The leading scorers were Todd Purich, Scott Pyshnik, and Pete Ham. The little Hilltoppers should continue their winning ways on the Varsity next fall. 75 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 76 RIFLE TEAM Row 1: M. Herdman, T. Verrone, R. Steeg, M. Potter, C. Byrne, B. Bowman, Row 2: G. Mulkey, T. Lloyd, W. Griffith, M. Zelenski, M. Lei- tenberger, N. Romanow, G. Lloyd, P. Wise. Row 3: W. Reitz, D. Fleck, M. Koban, S. Romanow, M. Zettek, D. Good, B. Fleck,). Criswell, D. Cornell, R. Seitz. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: W. Prothero, L. Harpster, C. Cassanese, E. Shorto, B. Donley. Row 2: T. Moul, B. Stumpo, S. Groves, J. Estadt, S. Antonazzo. 78 Cheerleaders in action. 79 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: L. Vore. Middle: J. Meyer, W. Critchfield, K. Steeves. Back: D. Chance, L. Garman, K. Piljay, K. McQuillan. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Front: M. Calderon, L. Lovette, C. Pejack, L. Galasso, D. Berkley. Back: Advisor: Mrs. Betty Workosky, T. Ryan, L. Todorich, K. Snyder, L. Valosik, P. Kot. PRACTICE, TEAM WORK GIRL'S TENNIS TITLE Row 1: K. Orr, W. Critchfield, M. Nowery, L. Chidester, M. Walker, L. Bunn, L. Bastaja. Row 2: Coach: C. Goerlich, M. Ceh, L. Lovette, L. Ga- lasso, M. Harrison, J. Duncan, K. Lewis, M. Calderon. Row 3: J. Little, S. Joy, D. Dewar, A. Glosser, T. Thiele, S. Bartle, K. Davis, A. King, L. Volo- sik. 82 Led by Sue Joy and a powerhouse senior team, who were starters since their sophomore year, the girls ten- nis team posted an impressive 10-3 record, capturing their third Southern Six Tennis Title in four years. In fighting for the top five spots, Joy emerged in the number one position followed by Laurie Chidester, Sue Bartle, Kathy Davis, Jeanne Duncan, Laura Bunn, Jenny Little and Amy King (who all shared court duty). The championship match against Bishop McCort last- ed a grueling three hours in fifty degree weather, but adversity only made the four to three triumph sweeter. Joy also took top honors in District Six competition, becoming the first area girl to do so. By virtue of an upset victory over top-seeded Bessie Paragas of State College, Sue advanced to the final round where she defeated Andrea Hatch of Altoona, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3. Also representing Westmont at Districts were the doubles teams of Laura Bunn Sue Bartle and Kathy Da- vis Laurie Chidester. Each team came up against tough competition in the first round and were eliminated. Under the direction of Coach Colleen Goerlich, the team expects to continue it's winning tradition with five returning letter winners next season. 83 GOLF TEAM STEERS WINNING COURSE 84 Coach: Mr. Sheldon Hunter, T. Thiele, D. Picking, R. Leppert, M. Esserman, D. Yerger, J. Patrick, J. Criswell. Yerger taps another perfect putt. The Westmont golf team captured yet another league championship enroute to an undefeated season. The winning tour also included four shutouts in nine match- es. Paced by senior, Dave Yerger, and junior Todd Thiele, the Hilltoppers placed third among the best high school teams in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Local dominance took the form of a victory in the Wheeling Tournament. Todd Thiele, Dave Yerger, Dan Picking and Robbie Leppert were the team members who com- peted for the title. Both Yerger and Thiele collected numerous individ- ual honors. In District Six competition each earned a medal for his efforts. Statewide Yerger was again a medal winner, finishing eighth. Special congratulations go to Todd Thiele who won the Pennsylvania State Jr. Ama- teur Title. Under the direction of Sheldon Hunter, the team has won a total of ten league trophies since 1969. 85 THERE'S ALWAYS NEXT YEAR . . . The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a 4-16 record, exactly opposite of what they had hoped for. They believed they would probably not win their division but would play a strong role in determin- ing the eventual winner. Unfortunately, early season injuries to key players made it difficult to play at full potential. But once the team was healthy and ready to play, they competed with determination, intensity and confidence. (During the last three weeks of the season they played at a .500 clip) They placed second in the Ferndale Lions Club Tournament and won consolation honors at the Bishop McCort Crusher Classic. Several girls were awarded honors throughout the year. Anna Shahade was the team's second leading scor- er and was selected as an Honorable Mention member of the Central Western League. Karen Tanase led the team in rebounds and was selected to the All- Tourna- ment Team at Ferndale. Barb Salem led the team in assists, and Karen Sewak paced the team in steals. Sue Brownlee led all scoring with 224 points and placed second in rebounds, steals and assists. She was named to the All- Tournament Teams in Ferndale and Bishop McCort Tournaments as well as being named Outstand- ing Offensive Player at McCort. She was also named to the Second Team All Stars in the Central Western League. Front: Y. Fetterman, K. Sewak, S. Folsom, L. Kohler, B. Salem, A. Shahade, K. Dorian. Back: P. Carnell, H. Wallace, C. Barber, K. Rovder, R. Smith,). Frick, S. Brownlee, W. Hunter, A. Kohler, K. Tanase, Miss Bahneman, Mr. Mintmier. 86 NINTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL: just 1 Shy . . . The ninth grade girls' basketball team compiled an 11- 0 regular season record, but met with disappointment in the playoffs, losing the championship contest to Bishop Carroll, 37-31. As an entry in the Portage Tournament, the team downed the host school, but unfortunately locked horns with Bishop Carroll again in the final round, losing for a second time. Named to the All-Tournament team were Kelli Burns, Lisa Galasso, and Tina Holtz. Burns was also selected as the tournament's most valuable player. In regular season play the tandem of Burns and Galasso provided 309 markers. Coach Doris Leibfreid said the girl's should continue to improve as they enter varsity basketball. 88 Coach: Miss D. Leibfreid, L Galasso, S. Martin, C. Bartosik, M. Antonik, T. Holtz, M. Christner, S. Green, K. Burns, C. Aikey, K. Labosky, M. Weir, L. Swedler. 89 GIRLS' FASTBREAK TO VICTORY The Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball team concluded their season with an outstanding 14-2 record. The girls played an exciting brand of run and gun basketball and clearly dominated all but a few of the games from start to finish. Nita Kohler, Roberta Smith, Wendy Hunt- er and Joann Frick supplied the experience and leader- ship necessary for a winning team. Carolyn Barber, Patty Carnell, Yvonne Fetterman and the juniors controlled the boards in almost every game which enabled Kelly Dorian to break on the shot. Because of the efforts of her teammates, Kelly was able to be high scorer in 13 of 16 games. The future looks bright for Westmont girls basketball. This hustling Junior Varsity Team along with the return- ing Varsity players and those moving up from the top- rated Freshman Team should provide many hours of exciting basketball in the year ahead. Which way did they go? 90 H. Wallace, Y. Fetterman, A. Kohler, J. Frick, P. Carnell, Coach: Mr. Tom Mintmier, Ass't Coach: Miss Pat Bahneman, C. Barber, R. Smith, W. Hunter, K. Sewak, K. Dorian. BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL — FORT Front: S. Molchany, T. Bukovich, D. Stouffer, M. Workosky, C. Marshall. Back: T. Urban, F. Hamaty, J. Marshall, S. Koontz, T. Thiele. A GOOD EF- Despite a record of 8-14, the Junior Varsity Basketball team had a good year. Led by Chris Marshall and Todd Bukovich with 162 points each and Tim Urban with 166 rebounds, the team played better than their record showed. Injuries and illness contributed to a seven game losing streak. It took contributions from the entire team to overcome the difficulties. Some of the teams impressive games were a 57-35 win over Vo-Tech ending the seven game losing streak. At one point during the game Westmont led by 20-0. Westmont also beat a tough Forest Hills team at home but lost in four overtime periods in the visitor's gym. Coach Dennis Colbert states “Many of the players could help next years varsity team. 91 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL — Incon- sistent. Front: Coach: Mr. Jim Balogh, D. Williams, T. Urban, B. Groves, P. Matsko, P. Smith, P. Zettek, J. Marshall, D. Yerger, K. Wood, T. Bukovich, Absent from picture: D. Tschachler. Managers: Front: M. Kaplaniak, M. Zettek. Back: W. Barnhart, S. Kreiger. The '80-'81 Varsity Basketball Season could best be summed up in one word — INCONSISTENT. Finishing with a regular season record of 11-15, the team played outstandingly against tough opponents, while less in- tense against weaker clubs. For the first time in twelve years, our squad defeated the Richland Rams. Perhaps even more important than the victory was the fantastic crowd support at that and other home games. The starting team consisted of seniors David Tschachler, Paul Smith, David Yerger and Bruce Groves and junior Paul Matsko. Also earning letters and provid- ing leadership were Dave Williams and Keith Wood. Tschachler was the leading scorer with 489 points as well as the top rebounder with 336. Second in scoring was Paul Matsko as he totaled 298 points. The team may not have compiled an outstanding re- cord, but even if they lost every game, they developed character and friendships. They learned the meaning of we and team instead of me and I . This is defi- nitely more important than any win-loss record, for it will be something they can value after Westy, and isn't that what athletics is all about? 93 NINTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL — Very Disappointing. Front: K. Smith, K. Leitenberger, J. Steeves, J. Gardill, J. Porter, B. Leckey,C. Smith. Back: Coach: Mr. Dave Benford, W. Reitz, P. Ham, S. Crgurevich, C. Boring, T. Sigmund, B. Shaffer, G. Ciemenson, Manager: J. Ozog. The '80-'81 season of the Boys' Ninth Grade Basket- ball Team was very disappointing, although its 6-9 re- cord bettered the expectations of many. Generally, the squad did not play up to its potential. Certainly the lack of school support, denoted by the low home game at- tendance, had a negative effect upon the team's perfor- mance. Mid-season was hampered by attitude prob- lems. High points were the two heated victories over Windber and several dazzling performances by Jeff Steeves. Steeves led the team with a ninth grade record high of 159 points. Following Steeves were Tom Sig- mund with 113 and Greg Boring with 85. Other starters were Pete Ham and Warren Reitz with Greg Ciemenson appearing often as the sixth man. The club's performance progressed markedly as the season drew to an end. It climaxed with a very strong home showing over Conemaugh Township in the final game. Post-season play consisted of participation in the Bedford Tournament. The players now look forward to next year with con- siderably more confidence. 94 J.V. WRESTLING The Junior Varsity wrestling team showed a great im- provement this year. The team ended the season with a 10-4 record. It was the first winning season for J.V. wres- tling in almost six years. Much of the credit has to go to the coach, J.P. Conway. This was his first year as J.V. Coach. In addition to their regular season matches, Westmont participated in two junior varsity tourna- ments. At the Holiday Tourney eight Westmont grapplers placed: First place — Andy Bowers, Charley Bowers, Mark Sherbine, John Walko, Aric Wilson and Chris Clark; Second Place — Chuck Minana and Rich Dezelon. Westmont did not do as well at the Somerset Tournament, having only one grappler, Andy Bowers, place second. With the exception of juniors Chris Clark and Charley Bowers and senior Rich Dezelon, the team was domi- nated by sophomores. The outlook for next year can be nothing but great, considering the team's youth and outstanding record this year. 95 Row 1: R. Dezelon, C. Minana, B. Rainey, C. Bowers, D. Stramanak, A. Bowers. Row 2: Coach: Mr. Lantz, ]. Walko, D. Moyer, R. Glass, M. Leitenberger, A. Wilson, C. Clark, Coach: J.P. Conway. WESTY DECKS OPPONENTS Row 1: D. Morder, C. Henry, D. Swedler, T. Purich, M. Heider, M. Sherbine, Ass't Coach: J.P. Conway. Row 2: Coach: Mr. Lantz, M. Chabon, T. Yoder, F. Mulkey, T. Lynch, T. Simanski, T. Budash. We've got to stop meeting like this. You dance divinely. % Hilltop wrestling did an about face as the grapplers completed a successful 12-5 season, compared to last year's 3-11-1 mark. The lightweights Dennis Morder, Chris Henry, Dave Swedler and Todd Purich posted sixty-six wins, against fourteen setbacks and one draw, in twenty appearnaces. A weekly dispatch dubbed The Westmont Grappler followed the team's exploits. Individually, team co-captain Chris Henry finished undefeated (20-0-0), a new school record in dual meet competition. Also spotlighted was Mike Chabon, who upset a national prep-school champion from St. John's High School (Washington, D.C.), in the Altoona Triangu- lar Meet. In other mat action, the squad captured first place in the Conemaugh Township Holiday Tournament. Den- nis Morder, Chris Henry and Tim Yoder all placed No. 1 while quick pin honors went to Tim Budash who tum- bled Mike Crusco of Forest Hills in Thirty-three sec- onds. Special recognition is awarded to the six Hilltoppers who qualified for district play. They are: Dennis Morder (98 lbs.), Chris Henry (105 lbs.), Dave Swedler (112 lbs.), Todd Purich (119 lbs.), Mike Chabon (138 lbs.) and Tim Budash (HWT). Both Henry and Chabon won first place trophies at the District Six match held in Tyrone, qualifying them for Regionals. Coach Lantz's prospects look bright with many un- derclassmen returning next season. The Junior High wrestling squad sported a 5-2 record, finishing 3rd in their league. After racking up lopsided victories over Richland, Conemaugh Township, Ferndale, the team lost a heartbreaker to Ligonier Valley 32-40. Finishing the season with perfect won-loss records were ninth graders Chuck Frick, Scott Pyshnik, Al Thomas, Bob Fleck. In the post season Tourney held at Conemaugh Twp., the Tigers finished a strong 3rd behind Ligonier and Somerset. Frick, Thomas, Fleck all reigned as Champions. All in all the young wrestlers gained some much needed experience, as they prepared themselves for varsity competition. Like General MacArthur — they shall return. Row 1: T. Vore, L. Blackburn, D. Pyshnik,). Whelan. Row 2: B. Miller, G. Mintzer, C. Frick, S. Pyshnik, J. Lynch, E. Henry. Row 3: Mr. Hillard, J. Bracken, D. Borsuk, D. Partsch, A. Thomas, M. Sherbine, J. Camut, Mr. Puhala. 98 Varsity Volleyball Under the guidance and leadership of Miss Doris Leibfreid, the girls volleyball team posted a 7-7 record. Although the season did not turn out as well as hoped, the girls still enjoyed the excitement of the competi- tion. The team captain, Sue Donley, provided the neces- sary leadership needed for a successful season. The sen- iors, Barb Salem, Tami Morder and Lydia Kohler fur- nished the squad with seasoned experience and talent. The underclassmen played a vital role in the teams' suc- cess. Betsy Pudliner, Nita Kohler and Yvonne Fetterman were great assets to the back court which set the front line up perfectly. The spike attack was led by Patty Car- nell, Jennifer Estadt and other seniors and juniors. The Junior Varsity accumulated an outstanding 12-2 record. Led by some members of the varsity, the young team proved their domination over other J.V. teams. All those who saw either J.V. or Varsity team play had to be impressed with their vivacity and determination. The players returning for next year should provide an- other season of exciting volleyball. 99 J.V. Volleyball Junior High Volleyball Row 1: Miss Leibfreid, M. Antonik, R. Haupt, L. Calasso, L. Swedler, L. Lovette, K. Orr. Row 2: S. Green, V. Kolesar, V. Gillin, S. Estadt, C. Aikey, D. Berkley, C. Christner. The 9th grade girls' volleyball team, headed by Coach Doris Leibfreid, had a terrific season. They shared co-championship honors in the Conemaugh Valley League, posting a record of 8-2. Their two defeats at the hands of Richland and Forest Hills were disappointing, but they came back to win their last and most important match with Windber. Their most consis- tant and best server, with 51 aces, was Chris Aikey, who along with teammate Katy Orr finished with a 92% serving record. Fantastic sets by Lisa Galasso and Lisa Swedler, enabled Wes- ty's spikers, Vicki Gillin, Rhonda Haupt and Sue Estadt, to awe their opponents. The Junior Varsity team ended their season with a great record of 7-3. Congratulations to these girls, they showed us they could stick together as a team and pull through! 101 First Year Hockey Team — Success O say can you see ... Victory! Spunk cranks the puck. 102 The first year of the Westmont Hockey Team was a great success. The hockey team had a 11-10-2 season record and came in fourth place, only one point away from first place. The hockey team was in the AA Division playing all the AA teams once. They had six AAA losses compared with four AA losses. Coming into fourth place advanced them into the playoffs. They won their first playoff game over top ranked Hampton 5-2 which moved them into the finals against Allderdice. The team fought hard against Allderdice for the championship, but the Pittsburgh team pulled ahead to win the trophy. However, Westmont did place second in the playoffs bringing home a trophy of their own. This year's team was full of youth. Most of the team's strength lay in the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. There will be only two players not returning next year. They are West- mont's All-Star Scott Mardis who is a senior, and the team captain Mike Wetzel, who is moving. The hockey team was the talk of the school this year. Everybody was surprised how well they did. The team received a lot of support from their fans, with an average attendance of approximately 375 people. Hopefully, next year's team will do even better by winning the division championship and then moving into states. Front: S. Getz, R. Gleason, T.). Piro, W. Cardiff, D. Picking, G. Suppes, J. Tredennick, B. Wallace. Back: Trainer; M. Miller, D. Ringler, T. Pa- pinchak, ). Orr, M. Gleason, M. Wetzel, P. McQuillan, S. Mardis, M. Steeves, G. Lohr, Coach; Mr. C. Haggins. Absent: B. Custer 103 The boys' track and field team completed a disap- pointing 2-5 regular season record this year. The team had pride, determination and talent but couldn't man- age a winning season, despite their winning state of mind. All track records from previous years were broken due to the conversion to a metric track. One field re- cord was broken by David Good who managed to clear 5'11 in the high jump. Chris Camut was awarded Most Valuable Boys' Track Award. Chris participated in the 400 meter run and the Mile Relay team. He placed second at districts in the 400 meter which qualified him for states. David Long ex- celled in the 1600 meter and 3200 meter run in every meet. Marcus Cunningham, Tim Papinchak, Kevin Mill- er and Kirk Hughes comprised the 400 meter relay that threatened many of the other teams in the conference. David Abernathy sent the discus soaring 117' placing first in many meets and advancing to district competi- tion where he came in 5th. Coaches Don Stramanak and Milt Lantz are hoping for a more productive and victorious season next year with the return of many letter winners. Row 1: Coach, Don Stramanak, T. Papinchak, B. Berney, P. Wise, D. Good, C. Camut, M. Cunningham, K. Hughes, R. Salem, A. Ghantous, K. Miller, D. Johnson, Coach, Milt Lantz. Row 2: B. Odgers, J. Criswell, S. Goggin, B. Paratore, P. Ritchey, G. Wyland, G. Rummel, M. Miller, D. Abernathy, K. Barnhart, K. Nash. Row 3: J. Ozog, C. Eckstein, R. Lee, T. Simanski, T. Yoder, G. Clemenson, S. Koontz, P. Walker, C. Goldblatt, M. Kelly. Row 4: D. Long, M. Fisher, M. DiFrancesco, B. Gonda, M. Esserman, D. Criste, R. Ritter, S. Balog. 105 GIRLS' TRACK — V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Row 1: T. Moul, C. Cassanese, P. Burns, D. Dewar, C. Bevin, D. King, D. Herdman, C. Reddecliff, C. Limb, C. Trotz. Row 2: Mrs. Carpenter, K. Snyder, T. Thiele, M. Walker, Z. Neptune, R. Steeg, ). Frick, K. McQuillan, C. Long, Mrs. Goerlich. Row 3: M.J. Herdman, J. Galliker, M. Zelenski, K. Sewak, S. Brownlee, K. Penrod, R. Lohr, N. Stumpo, J. Meyer. Row 4: C. Barber, D. Fleck, M. Lynch, L. Blackburn, L. Koontz, D. Vore, A. Patterson, K. Miller. Row 5: M. Glock, W. Hunter, L. Chianese, T. Yoder, J. Petruska. 106 I hope I don't hit the coach this timell The Girls' Track and Field team completed its most successful season since the inception of the squad four years ago. In addition to compiling a 7-2 regular season record, they won both the Westmont Invitational and the Mountain Conference Relay Meets. Lori Blackburn scorched the opposition enroute to her many victories this past season, including a first place finish at the Western Coaches Meet in Altoona. At the heels of Lori, came freshman Dana Vore, who prom- ises to be an invaluable part of next years team. The girls' again fielded winning relay teams, sending both the 1600 and 3200 meter squads to districts. Wes- ty's top 800 meter runner, Debbie King, also ran a leg on both district teams. Jamy Galliker broke the high jump record this season clearing a height of 4'11 and also ran on the 3200 meter relay team. Sue Brownlee soared in the Long Jump, breaking a school record despite the fact she was out for half of the season. Both head coaches Mrs. Carpenter and assistant coach, Mrs. Goerlich, look for repeat performances in the coming seasons. With numerous returning stan- douts, no one doubts them. 107 GIRLS' SOFTBALL: About Face Row 1; D. Cilles, B. Pudliner, K. Swanson, K. Dorian, T. Burns, N. Romanow, B. Salem. Row 2: C. Torp, A. Kohler, K. Burns, Y. Fetterman, T. Verrone, L. Chidester, M. Rager, T. Holtz. Ass't Coach: Mrs. Kitchenman. 108 The girls' softball team rebounded from six successive losing seasons to post a 6-4 record under new head coach, Mr. Pompanella. Laurie Chidester led the charge by batting .667, pirating 11 bases, and turning in a .956 fielding average. Freshman, Tina Holtz, proved an able batsman by hitting .514 and carrying a .950 fielding aver- age. The highlight of the season came in the second con- test against Central Cambria. Trailing by one run in the bottom of the 7th, Tina Holtz cracked a Grand Slam lifting the Hilltoppers to a 9-8 victory. Hopes remain high for an even better showing next season. 109 BASEBALL — What a Steal 110 Row Is D. Stramanak, P. Mitchell, C. McLoota, S. Dorian, D. Williams, N. Patton, E. Crimes. Row 2: M. Steeves, K. Wood, B. Groves, M. Partsch, F. Mulkey, S. Kulback, M. Litterine, S. Molchany. Row 3: Mr. Puhala, J. Kittka, G. Boring, B. Barcelos, P. Matsko, S. Mardis, Mr. Moore. This is baseball?? This year's 4-7 record was disappointing to say the least. The squad did not quite play up to Mr. Puhala's preseason expectations, though the team did have its moments. A near no-hitter, six hitters batting over .300, 36 stolen bases (including the record setting theft of home plate 4 times in one game), brought some encour- agement to the team. Except for ten run losses to Vo-Tech and Ferndale, Westmont could have easily turned the tables on their opponents. In fact, Westmont was actually winning in four of their other five loses. The seniors, Fred Mulkey, Chris McLoota, Bruce Groves, Scott Mardis, Mike Litterine, Bob Barcelos, Joe Kittka, Paul Mitchell and Mike Partsch wish all the re- turning underclassmen, who proved they could walk softly and carry a big stick, the best of luck next season. BOYS' TENNIS Westmont's Boys' Tennis Team was plagued not only by a late start this year, but also a very tight schedule caused by postponement of most of the matches due to bad weather. Coach Lance Chanda led the team to a 2- 10 record. The team was comprised of seniors Rich De- zelon, Scott Brownlee, and David Trevenen. Also in the starting five were D. Rugh Kerin, Rooney Gleason and Greg Suppes. Rich Dezelon and Scott Brownlee repre- sented the school in singles at districts and the teams of Dezelon-Brownlee, Gleason-Suppes, Kerin-Joy and Trevenen-Duncan competed in district doubles. The outlook for next year is good due to the experience gained by many of the non-starters. 112 TEAM RECORD VARSITY FOOTBALL Penn Cambria West. 8 Opp. 14 Richland 12 14 Ligonier 27 14 Forest Hills 0 20 Conemaugh Twp. 6 0 Central Cambria 12 0 Windber 40 14 Somerset 15 32 Bedford 20 14 J.V. FOOTBALL Richland 30 51 Ligonier 42 43 Windber 64 83 Vo-Tech 43 48 Indiana 33 69 Johnstown 36 53 Richland 27 63 Ligonier 21 48 Bishop McCort 43 65 Vo-Tech 40 50 Windber 46 71 Bishop McCort 37 69 Penn Cambria 48 39 Ferndale 35 64 Conemaugh Val. 62 32 Ferndale 42 61 Vo-Tech 61 72 Conemaugh Twp. 56 39 GOLF Johnstown West. 19 Opp. 0 United 19 0 Johnstown 19 0 Ligonier 16 3 Richland 18 1 McCort 18 1 United 19 0 Ligonier 17 2 Richland 18 1 McCort Rider Invitational: 3rd Place Wheeling Tournament: 1st Place Forfeit VARSITY WRESTLING West. Opp. Indiana 14 34 Conemaugh Val. 12 6 Richland 12 6 North Star 6 6 Somerset 6 6 Forest Hills 12 0 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL West. Opp. Ligonier Val. 27 0 Conemaugh Val. 60 0 Conemaugh Twp. 39 0 Forest Hills 8 0 Bedford 12 8 Richland 27 6 GIRLS' TENNIS West. Opp. Forest Hills 4 0 Vo-Tech 5 2 Johnstown 5 2 Somerset 6 1 Hyndman 2 5 Indiana 6 1 Bishop McCort 4 3 Forest Hills 6 1 Vo-Tech 5 2 Johnstown 3 4 Hydman 3 4 Indiana 6 1 Bishop McCort 4 3 Districts: Sue Joy — 1st Place VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Indiana 26 50 Johnstown 25 21 J.V. GIRLS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Indiana 33 26 Johnstown 37 28 Richland 23 22 Ligonier 26 14 Windber 44 27 Vo-Tech 28 22 Indiana 33 38 Johnstown 38 35 Richland 15 39 Ligonier 34 22 Bishop McCort 36 22 Vo-Tech 26 14 Windber 44 22 Bishop McCort 36 18 Penn Cambria 25 20 Ferndale 39 14 9TH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Ferndale 53 23 Ferndale 42 17 Ligonier 31 10 North Star 34 19 Somerset 32 23 Conemaugh Twp. 36 14 Ligonier 29 10 Johnstown 26 16 North Star 54 14 Conemaugh Twp. 38 13 Somerset 36 35 Playoffs: Indiana 30 25 Bishop Carroll 31 37 West. Opp. Ligonier 39 15 Vo-Tech 47 8 Central Cambria 43 12 Conemaugh Twp. 31 19 Ferndale 63 6 Forest Hills 38 18 Chestnut Ridge 50 12 Waynesboro 15 39 Punsxutawney 34 23 Bedford 18 43 Richland 49 6 St. Johns 51 12 Altoona 9 38 Indiana 30 26 Somerset 12 40 Blairsville 30 28 North Star 30 37 Conemaugh Twp. Tournament placed first J.V. WRESTLING West. Opp. Ligonier 21 20 Vo-Tech 28 7 Central Cambria 18 40 Conemaugh Twp. 20 34 Ferndale 44 3 Forest Hills 48 2 Waynesboro 33 16 Punxsutawney 42 8 Bedford 24 35 Richland 34 9 Altoona 25 43 Indiana 45 3 Somerset 16 47 Blairsville 6 15 North Star 25 24 Conemaugh Twp. Tournament placed first 113 9TH GRADE West. Opp. Richland 52 26 Chestnut Ridge 61 16 Conemaugh Twp. 63 15 Ferndale 60 25 Ligonier 32 40 Somerset 24 54 Forest Hills 49 35 Mt. Conference Jr. High Wrestling Tourna ment placed third. HOCKEY West. Opp. Gateway 7 3 Allderdice 1 2 Hampton 4 1 Penn Hills 3 3 North Catholic 1 9 Central Catholic 3 3 Churchill 1 5 Fox Chapel 0 6 Hempfield 13 0 Gateway 6 4 Greensburg-Salem 5 2 North Allegheny 2 3 Ford City 4 1 Shaler 3 10 Penn Hills 6 4 Allderdice 2 3 Kittanning 0 7 Central Catholic 4 3 North Hills 3 2 Ford City 4 2 Hempfield 14 1 Greensburg-Salem 3 7 Hampton 1 6 Playoffs Hampton 5 2 Championship Allderdice 0 5 VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Bishop Carroll 43 50 Penn Cambria 52 57 Vo-Tech 42 43 Conemaugh Val. 56 66 Windber 59 72 Portage 47 42 Forest Hills 59 54 Ferndale 51 57 Ligonier 36 69 Portage 37 35 Windber 62 70 Richland 60 63 Conemaugh Val. 46 35 Forest Hills 58 50 Central Cambria 73 59 Richland 49 64 Cambria Heights 47 44 Central Cambria 68 48 Somerset 67 70 Windber 48 70 Richland 62 61 Penn Cambria 53 51 Cambria Heights 47 49 Somerset 57 77 Ligonier 45 60 Vo-Tech 67 56 J.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Vo-Tech 37 42 Conemaugh Val. 36 45 Windber 40 68 Portage 46 34 Forest Hills 37 35 Ferndale 41 39 Ligonier 42 55 Portage 46 34 Conemaugh Val. 34 50 Forest Hills 43 52 Central Cambria 40 29 Richland 29 41 Cambria Heights 53 48 Central Cambria 26 40 Somerset 33 49 Windber 35 61 Richland 33 60 Cambria Heights 30 49 Somerset 25 46 Ligonier 28 44 Vo-Tech 57 35 Penn Cambria 54 42 RIFLE TEAM West. Opp. Indiana 391 479 Indiana 422 470 Indiana 441 491 Blairsville 426 479 Blairsville 440 456 Ligonier 432 486 Ligonier 428 451 9TH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL West. Opp. Central Cambria 27 41 Ligonier Valley 24 58 Central Cambria 26 33 Forest Hills 16 46 Conemaugh Valley 47 32 Windber 41 37 Richland 42 48 Ferndale 57 43 Conemaugh Twp. 27 42 Forest Hills 34 55 Conemaugh Valley 24 25 Windber 39 32 Richland 27 60 Ferndale 55 41 Conemaugh Twp. 61 53 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Indiana Westmont first 7-15, 15-13, 15-17 Windber 15-1, 15-7 Johnstown 10-15, 10-15 Vo-Tech 9-15, 15-5, 15-11 Richland 7-15, 3-15 Ligonier 15-8, 12-15, 15-17 Bishop McCort 15-5, 16-14 Indiana 15-8, 12-15, 11-15 Windber 15-11, 15-6 Johnstown 1-15, 15-13, 15-12 Vo-Tech 11-15, 6-15 Richland 6-15, 2-15 Ligonier 15-1, 15-8 Bishop McCort 15-12, 15-2 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Indiana Westmont first 15-7, 15-2 Windber 15-3, 15-5 Johnstown 15-4, 15-1 Vo-Tech 15-8, 15-2 Richland 6-15, 11-15 Ligonier 15-3, 15-9 114 Bishop McCort 15-9, 15-8 Indiana 15-10, 15-9 Windber 4-15, 15-2, 15-2 johnstown 15-1, 15-1 Vo-Tech 15-12, 15-13 Richland 9-15, 0-15 Ligonier 15-9, 15-8 Bishop McCort 15-11, 15-3 9TH GRADE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Westmont first Ferndale 15-5, 15-9 Richland 15-3, 15-3 Conemaugh Val. 17-15, 15-4 Forest Hills 15-2, 15-5 Windber 15-4, 15-12 Ferndale 15-4, 15-6 Richland 14-16, 11-15 Conemaugh Val.15-4, 15-4 Forest Hills 7-15, 13-15 Windber 15-13, 15-3 9TH GRADE J.V. VOLLEYBALL Westmont first Ferndale 8-15, 15-11, 15-0 Richland 14-16, 15-13, 15-5 Conemaugh Val.15-10, 15-5 Forest Hills 15-7, 14-16, 15-8 Windber 11-15,4-15 Ferndale 15-1, 15-1 Richland 8-15, 15-8, 15-17 Conemaugh Val.16-14, 13-15, 12-15 Forest Hills 15-4, 12-15, 15-8 Windber 15-8, 8-15, 12-15 GIRLS SWIM TEAM West. Opp. Richland 41 35 Altoona 95 96 Central Cambria 95 67 Tyrone 118 14 Indiana 118 97 Johnstown 52 25 Hollidaysburg 36 40 Richland 51 25 Marion Center 43 32 Indiana 52 24 Marion Center 50 28 Johnstown 49 27 District Six Championships: Third place BOYS' SWIM TEAM West. Opp. Richland 32 43 Altoona 49 114 Central Cambria 49 52 Tyrone 94 5 Indiana 64 110 Johnstown 48 24 Hollidaysburg 31 44 Richland 43 30 Marion Center 26 42 Indiana 37 39 Marion Center 38 37 Johnstown 52 10 District Six Championships: fourth place Chris Camut — named All-American in 50 yd. Frees- tyle. BASEBALL West. Opp. Vo-Tech 1 11 Forest Hills 3 5 Conemaugh Val. 9 10 Ferndale 10 16 Johnstown 4 3 Blacklick Val. 1 3 Vo-Tech 6 2 Cambria Heights 1 4 Ferndale 1 11 Conemaugh Val. 9 8 Johnstown 6 5 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM West. Opp. Penn Cambria 96 35 Vo-Tech 106 26 Forest Hills 82 Vi 49 Vi Richland 47% 84 Vi Central Cambria 64 68 Johnstown 74 58 Ferndale 116 15 Forest Hills 67 65 Mt. Conference Relays — - first place Westmont Invitational — first place Mt. Conference Meet — third place BOYS' TRACK TEAM West. Opp. Homer Center 80 70 Forest Hills 62 88 Vo-Tech 91 58 Somerset 42 108 Conemaugh Twp. 68 82 Richland 49 101 Windber 70 79 Mt. Conference Relays — ■ seventh place Mt. Conference — ninth place United Invitational — twelfth place GIRLS' SOFTBALL West. Opp. Johnstown 3 9 Laurel Valley 8 4 Central Cambria 11 8 Conemaugh Valley 26 0 Penn Cambria 5 6 Johnstown 3 6 Laurel Valley 11 5 Central Cambria 5 11 Conemaugh Valley 15 2 Penn Cambria 10 0 BOYS' TENNIS TEAM West. Opp. Johnstown W4 3 Bishop McCort 2 5 Vo-Tech 6 1 Indiana 1 6 Hollidaysburg 0 7 Somerset 2 5 Forest Hills 2 5 Johnstown 3 4 Bishop McCort 3 4 Indiana 2 5 Somerset 3 4 Forest Hills 3 4 115 Ski Club 118 Ski Club Officers: Front: G. Wyland, C. Gatehouse, M. Walker, J. Galliker, Mr. Grubb. Back: B. Salem, K. Tanase, D. Reitz, J. Prothero. Row 1: A. Karam, C. Trotz, K. Salisbury, L. Bunn, B. Salem, A. Shahade, M. Teris. Row 2: C. Bevin, S. Folsom, K. Hartnett, P. Burns, J. Roberts, M. Criswell, K. Tanase, B. Neuhoff, S. Donley, M. Coco, J. Kaites. Row 3: L. Chidester, B. Stutzman, S. Stouffer, T. Torchia, C. Limb, D. Dewar, B. Basset, K. Davis, J. Reesman, J. Hall. Row 4: L. Galliker, M. Kopera, P. Widmann, K. Baker, M. Green, C. Reddecliff, C. Torp, M. Partsch, A. Suppes, B. Koop, S. Joy. Row 5: J. Craft, J. Prothero, B. Berney, D. Good, J. Cohn, D. Trevenen, N. Figge, D. Reitz, J. Warren, R. Moore, R. Torp, K. Hughes. Row Is S. Antonazzo, J. Kullick, N. Finney, T. Majoris, D. Long, M. Gallo, E. Henry, T. Stefanik, A. Rosage, C. Penrod, J. Freddes. Row 2: K. Kleinmeyer, J. Little, M. Fornwalt, T. Burns, K. Clement, S. Foltz, D. Cook, A. Wisor, M. Griffith. Row 3: T. Keefer, D. Fleck, K. Sewak, C. Carroll, M. Glock, A. Kohler, J. Frick, K. Katzenstein, C. Gatehouse, J. Galliker. Row 4: J. Penrod, B. Zoppa, G. Rummel, G. Wyland, W. Hunter, R. Reinhold, S. Leffler, E. Wertz, M. Walker. Row 5: J. Criswell, M. Kelly, K. Nash, K. Smith, J. Vernaux, J. Orr, P. Ritchey, S. Goggin, R. Patrick, K. Rovder. 119 Row 1: W. Rovansek, T. Lehmann, D. Cohn, L. Babik, C. Audi, A. Patterson, M. Kaplaniak, B. Hanson, J. Petruska. Row 2: M. Orms, K. Goggin, W. Critchfield, L. Merlo, B. Butler, R. Buchan, Z. Neptune, K. Nitkulinec, E. Krizner, R. Tirko, J. Weltner. Row 3: C. Shostek, M. Esserman, R. Lee, C. Eckstein, J. Moskal, A. Glosser, P. Madigan, J. Widmann, J. Kingston, J. Carney, B. Gonda, M. Koban. Row 4: M. DiFrancesco, B. Odgers, D. Criste, R. Leppert, F. Wherry, G. Friedman, D. Abernathy, J. Dunn, D. Kerin, T. Thiele, M. Povich. 120 Row 1: J. Marhefka, M. Weir, T. Bridges, K. Penrod, L. Swedler, B. Hayduk, P. Haines, D. Vore, K. Snyder, G. Long, M. Fisher, N. Penrod, M. Calderon. Row 2: B. Henry, J. Clement, D. Rosage, J. Friewald, M. Harrison, D. Giel, J. Lynch, T. Little, S. Pyshnik, M. Ceh. Row 3: K. Viel, S. Pierson, K. Orr, A. Kelly, G. Mulkey, C. Aikey, T. Sturtz, C. Sterner, L. Lovette, K. Miller, S. Estadt. Row 4: G. Giles, L. Stringent, T. Lloyd, T. Goldman, T. Lehman, G. Clemenson, E. McGrath, C. Goldblatt, G. Lloyd, A. Carroll, H. Frank, V. Kolesar. Row 5: B. Merritts, D. Borsuk, B. Ewald, T. Bailey, P. Walker, K. Tice, B. Fleck, A. Thomas, C. Nash, M. Antonik, K. Kevenk. 121 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: S. Donley, G. Fattman, Miss Kolar, H. Benshoff, L. Rovder. Row 2: B. Kolesar, C. Byrne, L. Bastaja, M. Workosky, K. Duray, J. Duncan. Row 3: S. Sepety, B. Salem, M. Azar, S. Joy, L. Chidester, J. Reavel, J. Hall, P. Burns, K. Reznak. Row 4: K. Davis, L. Galliker, S. Stept, J. Bailey, K. Hughes, B. Capp, S. Krieger, S. Bartle, D. Dewar, C. Henry. Row 5: J. Prothero, R. Moore, R. Ritter, D. Ceh, R. Dezelon, D. Reitz, J. Cohn, R. Napolitan, B. Smeal, M. Green, F. Mulkey. 122 Row 1: J. Kullick, K. Beckage, B. Pudliner, J. Galliker, C. Gibson, N. Finney. Row 2: V. Tomayko, S. Brownlee, D. Fleck, M. Walker, C. Gatehouse, J. Penrod. Row 3: K. Rovder, J. Little, A. Kohler, A. King, D. Williams, D. Swedler. Row 4: R. Ritter, S. Wyland. CHESS CLUB Row 1: W. Barnhart, J. Weir, M. Zelinski, J. Marshall. Row 2: R. Kraft, T. Budash, B. Paratore, K. Herdman, J. Porter, K. Leitenberger, S. Walters, W. Cardiff. Row 3: D. Moyer, J. Cohn, D. Eash, G. Fattman, S. McDonald, R. Dezelon, S. Knight. 123 Key Club Row 1: S. Antonazzo, N. Finney, J. Ajay, B. Stumpo, M. Esserman, B. Gonda, S. Groves, J. Kullick, S. Marra, T. Moul. Row 2: L. Babik, D. Swedler, E. Krizner, W. Critchfield, W. Prothero, j. Estadt, Z. Neptune, L. Hrin, D. Williams, C. Gatehouse. Row 3: J. Little, K. Hughes, M. Anghel, B. Donley, M. Azar, J. Carney, M. Koban, J. Moskal, D. Dewar, L. Harpster, V. Koeck. Row 4: A. King, S. Bartle, A. Glosser, S. Molchany, M. DiFrancesco, K. Hughes, T. Bukovich, E. Shorto, C. Camut, C. Cassanese, F. Mulkey. Row 5: C. Marshall, F. Calderon, R. Ritter,C. Fattman, P. Matsko, D. Reitz, D. Good, R. Dezelon, B. Smeal, B. Berney, G. Zdravecky. TEACHER OF THE YEAR This year the Key Club's Teacher of the Year Award goes to a most deserving instructor. He possesses the rare ability to make learning more enjoyable and to stimulate even the most inactive students. He puts forth an extra effort to get involved with students' problems. He is devoted to the advancement of education in every possible way and leaves an everlasting influence on his pupils. His understanding kindness gives him a certain quality which everyone loves and respects. Students openly share their friendship and affection for this teacher, a true friend and a very competent educator. Key Club proudly announces 1981's teacher of the year — Mr. Andrew Swedler. 125 Scholastic Quiz Team Puts Forth Good Effort HMRV BENSHOFF JACK COHN RICH DEZELON DOUG JOHNSON C APTAI N Future Business Leaders of America Row 1: S. Gillin, L. Koontz, D. King, M. Christner, B. Gehlman, S. Stouffer, D. Green, D. Merritts. Row 2: P. Mitchell, J. Widrig, M. Criswell, K. Fogel, D. Herdman. Row 3: M. Oswald, D. Eash, K. Hughes, D. Horner, D. Gilles, H. Carnell, Miss Wilson, B. Lehman. 126 Language Club Row 1: J. Warren, B. Koop, Mrs. Porter, K. Beckage, J. Bailey. Row 2: J. Petruska, B. Pudliner, A. Singel, T. Bailey, T. Michael, M. Estvanik, B. Hunt, J. Duncan, C. Porter. Row 3: B. Kolesar, C. Byrne, T. Keefer, D. Fleck, L. Bastaja, K. Kindya, A. Kohler, A. Wisor, C. Shostek, K. Duray. Row 4: M. Koban, B. Stutzman, R. Glass, K. Rovder, B. Lehman, S. Stept, J. Hall, B. Mitchell, K. Reznak. 127 128 Row 1: D. Cohn, B. Bassel, C. Limb, M. Weir, S. Donley, B. Paratore. Row 2: J. Wier, J. Little, M. Cunningham, R. Dezelon, R. Gleason, S. Marra, S. Folsom. Row 3: A. King, J. Ajay, C. Gatehouse, R. Patrick, A. Glosser, K. Rovder, A. Singel, V. Tomayko, C. Gibson, Mr. Rudnac. Row 4: J. Cohn, S. Goggin, G. Fattman, A. Schechter, P. Zettek, J. Criswell, M. Griffith, D. Moyer. Forensics Row 1: Miss Brezovec, B. Coulson, D. Sturtz, C. Porter, J. Kullick, S. Marra, N. Penrod, C. Van Wyk, B. Hunt. Row 2: K. Beckage, D. Moyer, M. Zelenski, E. Morrison, M. Koban, J. Bailey, L. Rovder, D. Bonk. 129 Y.E.A. Row 1: B. Coulson, N. Penrod, K. Swanson, A. Singel, N. Romanow, K. Duray, S. Groves, S. Antonazzo, K. Lewis, Mr. Moore. Row 2: M. Estvanik, K. Heffner, A. Mital, P. Mitchell,S. Gegan, K. Nitkulenic, S. Smoyer, L. Fattman, B. Kolesar, M. Coco, B. Gehlman. Row 3: T. Michael, C. Shostek, M. Lynch, A. Napolitan, M. Glock, L. Bastaja, B. Donley, J. Little, A. Wisor, C. Byrne, C. Trotz, N. Minium. Row 4: S. Green, M. Christner, K. Tony, S. Brownlee, S. Bartle, C. Torp, R. Torp, S. Stouffer, A. Glosser, W. Hunter, M. Koban, J. Hall, M. Workosky. 130 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Row 1: H. Haupt, T. J. Piro, D. Stramanak, D. Morder, Mr. Bolton, Row 2: Mr. Arnold, M. Schweitzer, W. Balicki, N. Figge, M. Wetzel, J. Yernaux, D. Foreback, T. Simanski. 131 ART CLUB Row 1: M. Glock, S. Joy, S. Folsom, S. Romanow. Row 2: M. Walker, A. King, D. Dewar, J. Reavel, E. Shorto, J. Estadt, K. Petrocelli. Row 3: D. Cook, R. Patrick, A. Kohler, D. Trevenen, R. Moore, T. Camut, K. Reznak. Row 4: J. Gvozden, B. Pudliner, P. Burns, K. Mcllwain, G. Wyland, S. Koontz, N. Kohler, R. Mitchell, B. Bassel, B. Groves. 132 F. H. A. Row 1: T. Michael,). Darr, K. Clement, Row 2: P. Blasko, M. Green, B. Neuhoff. Row 3: L. Bunn, B. Salem, K. Tanase, Mrs. Kebel, K. Baker, S. Gillin. STAGE CREW 133 STUDENT COUNCIL sponsors . . . 134 Row 1: Mr. McLoota, C. Porter, S. Antonazzo, J. Kullick, J. Ajay, C. Bevin, V. Audi, B. Hanson, M. Calderon. Row 2: L. Bunn, M. Zelenski, S. Pierson, K. Viel, A. Napolitan, Y. Fetterman, M. Blasko, D. Swedler, P. Burns. Row 3: J. Galliker, D. Williams, C. McLoota, K. Davis, C. Goldblatt, K. Kevenk, B. Donley, L. Galliker, B. Neuhoff, D. Dewar. Row 4: F. Mulkey, C. Marshall, B. Livingston, R. DeWaters, S. Grgurevich, M. Cunningham, P. Matsko, S. Koontz, G. Zdravecky, E. Gregg, L. Rovder. HOMECOMING Beth Neuhoff — Homecoming Queen PHOENICIAN — A New Face Seated: K. Tanase(Super Secretary), M. Kopera, Advisor: Mrs. Goerlich, L. Maser, B. Neuhoff (Super Secretary),T. Budash, K. Rovder, M. Walker, T. Galloway,). Reavel, C. Rowe, D. Bonk (ESQ). Standing: lefe's shadow,). Richey, J. Reesman (professional photographer), S. Wyland (Great Scott), Missing from action: Sue Merritts. 136 Tim and his harem. 137 YODLER — Struggles and Succeeds Front: T. Stefanik, C. Bevin. Middle: J. Kaites, C. McLoota, S. Gillin. Back: G. Niel, K. Tony, G. Smith. Advisor: Mr. Mostoller. ASDF-JKL; 138 139 If looks could kill! A.M. Westy Row Is J. Kaites, J. Furlong, B. Koop, K. Hugya, D. Stiles. Row 2: K. Salisbury, M. Kopera, P. Widmann, G. Gvozden, M. Zelenski, D. Eash, D. Moyer, B. Coulson, Dr. Strange. 140 Row Is N. Romanow, C. Byrne, Miss Kolar, S. Romanow, M. Clock, Row 2: S. Antonazzo, L. Vore, K. Swanson, L. Galasso, W. Rovansek, L. Chianese, K. Rummel, K. Penrod, S. Groves, L. Swedler, K. Snyder, M. Calderon, Row 3: B. Gehlman,C. Pejack, B. Stumpo, G. Engel, S. Estadt, M. Estvanik, M. Coco, M. Ceh, W. Critchfield, L. Fattman, L. Todorich, L. Babik, T. Ryan, M. Harrison. Row 4: A. Patterson, T. Moul, D. Berkley, E. Krizner, K. McQuillan, J. Estadt, P. Kot, K. Reznak, L. Harpster, C. Aikey, C. Gatehouse, D. Chance, K. Steeves, T. Lehmann, W. Prothero, B. Kolesar. Row 5: L. Valosik, M. Anghel, H. Frank, L. Stringent, B. Donley, B. Stutzman, M. Antonik, K. Rovder, E. Shorto, C. Cassanese, S. Stouffer, M. Koban, S. Martin, J. Carney, T. Yoder, V. Koeck. 141 Oh, Anne, please be kind to your mother Theatre Club Presents The Diary of Anne Frank Row 1: B. Coulson, B. Hanson, K. Heffner, C. Bevin, S. Marra, J. Ajay, P. Burns, D. Herdman, P. Mitchell, N. Finney, J. Kullick, N. Pen- rod, Mr. Moore. Row 2: C. Shostek, A. Wisor,). Hall, G. Smith, P. Mitchell, A. Napolitan, B. Donley, J. Penrod, N. Romanow, D. Wil- liams, B. Butler. Row 3: M. Glock, A. King, C. Byrne, J. Hewitt, K. Piljay, A. Glosser, K. Hughes,). Prothero, H. Benshoff, G. Neil, D. Dewar, R. Gleason. Row 4: S. Romanow, L. Rovder, C. Rowe, D. Ceh, R. Napolitan, R. Dezelon, J. Warren, D. Trevenen, J. Cohn, B. Fleck, R. Ritter, B. Smeal, J. Furlong. 142 143 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: Mr. Davis, K. Swanson, D. King, R. Steeg, S. Marra, A. Singel, S. Groves, P. Mitchell, C. Byrne, N. Romanow, J. Kullick,). Ajay, N. Fin- ney, T. Moul, K. Heffner, B. Hanson. Row 2: M. Lynch, D. Williams, M. Workosky, D. Fregley, L. Kohler, C. Carroll, J. Hall, J. Penrod, K. Katzenstein, A. Napolitan, R. Moskal, S. Donley, P. Mitchell, B. Paratore, C. Gatehouse. Row 3: B. Donley, S. Folsom, A. Suppes, M. Walker, C. Cassanese, C. Camut, C. Reddecliff, S. Romanow, A. Ghantous, S. Bartle, R. Smith, S. Goggin, A. King, B. Koop, J. Reavel, K. Davis. Row 4: R. Patrick, K. Hughes, P. Madigan, L. Rovder, J. Furlong, R. Napolitan, T. Lynch, D. Trevenen, R. Moore, T. Budash, J. Cohn, J. Warren, D. Eash, M. Miller, C. Marshall, K. Rovder, A. Thomas, K. Nash. MIXED ENSEMBLE Row 1: A. Brosius. Row 2: R. Napolitan, B. Donley, T. Moul, J. Ajay, A. King, J. Reavel, A. Ghantous, L. Rovder, J. Warren. Row 3: C. Cassanese. Row 4: J. Furlong, B. Koop, D. Williams, R. Moore, D. Trevenen, S. Goggin, P. Mitchell, K. Rovder, M. Workosky, B. Hanson, M. Walker. Row 5: Mr. Davis, D. Eash, K. Hughes, B. Paratore, J. Hall. 144 MIXED CHORUS Row Is Mr. Davis, K. Leitenberger, K. Hughes, R. Byrne, M. Herdman, T. Svitchan, G. Lloyd, J. Evans, D. Cohn, S. Stept, A. DiFrancesco, L. Blackburn. Row 2: E. Hahl, J. Lynch, D. King, C. Pejack, B. Stumpo, K. Miller, L. Todorich, L. Marley, J. Steeves, B. Hayduk. Row 3: K. Viel, N. Minium, C. Christner, D. Herdman, R. Lee, R. Haupt, S. Green, G. Smith, D. Fleck, K. McQuillan, N. Finney. Row 4: J. Frick, L. Wetzel, K. Ewel, B. Zoppa, M. Kelly, T. Bailey, ). Ozog, G. Niel, R. Gleason, E. Wertz, B. Bassel, J. Gardill. BAND CHORUS Row Is Mr. Davis, J. Petruska, L. Bertocchi, S. Stept, M.Arcuri, M. Coco, B. Pudliner, N. Penrod. Row 2: K. Labosky, D. Conner, K. Reznak, B. Stutzman, D. Long, A. Brosius, G. Suppes. Row 3: H. Frank, J. Penrod, T. Holtz, S. Stouffer, B. Bassel, K. Brosius, M. Koban, S. Martin. Row 4: B. Koop, ). Furlong, S. Spriggs, B. Fleck, S. Nesmith, R. Napolitan, S. Stept, R. Moore, C. Limb. 145 GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: Mr. Davis, M. Calderon, M. Weir, W. Rovansek, L. Galasso, G. Long, M. Ceh, K. Rummel, D. Berkley, L. Swedler, N. Penrod. Row 2: R. Tirko, M. Harrison, M. Camut, K. Goggin, N. Hammond, S. Estadt, A. Weimer, S. Pierson, S. Mardis, W. Prothero, P. Kime. Row 3: P. Kot, L. Merlo, W. Critchfield, L. Miller, G. Giles, R. Buchan, T. Ryan, J. Estadt, Z. Neptune, K. Orr. Row 4: V. Kolesar, S. Martin, C. Aikey, K. Hughes, J. Carney, K. Brosius, A. Carroll, E. Figge, L. Harpster, M. Blasko, V. Gillin. STAGE BAND Row 1: B. Stutzman, S. Antonazzo, K. Reznak, J. Hewitt, D. Giel, B. Wallace, J. Penrod, T. Yoder, B. Butler. Row 2: Mr. Berendt, D. Conner, J. Furlong, C. Limb, S. Nesmith, R. Moore, B. Fleck, N.Penrod, J. Petruska, G. Suppes, S. Spriggs, L. Chidester, K. Smith, E. Grimes, R. Grimes. Row 3: A. Brosius, S. Stept, J. Reesman, P. Smith. 146 M. Allhouse, S. Berkley, M. Glock, K. Lewis, J. Schulker 147 MARCHING BAND Row 1: D. Giel, j. Petruska, N. Penrod, L. Bertocchi, R. Grimes, K. Hugya, C. Porter. Row 2: E. Grimes, G. Suppes, M. Arcuri, K. La- bosky, S. Stept, L. Bertocchi, B. Pudliner. Row 3: L. Chidester, R. Varner, D. Conner, B. Butler, M. Coco, M. Zelenski, L. Bunn. Row 4: J. Penrod, S. Martin, T. Yoder, K. Reznak, K. Burns, B. Koop, D. Long. Row 5: S. Foltz, J. Hewitt, T. Holtz, D. Washabaugh, J. Hoo- ver, M. Koban, H. Frank. Row 6: S. Stouffer, K. Kevenk, K. Brosius, J. Reesman, J. Weir, B. Bassel, C. Limb. Row 7: R. Napolitan, S. Stept, S. Spriggs, J. Furlong, R. Moore, S. Brownlee, B. Wallace. Row 8: P. Smith, S. Nesmith, R. Fleck, J. Orr. 148 Row 1: K. Mates, P. Mitchell, K. Duray, L. Bastaja, S. Gegan, N. Minium, K.Nitkulinec, R. Byrne. Row 2: A. Napolitan, J. Hall, P. Madigan, L. Rovder, S. Romanow, J. Bailey, P. Hockensmith, C. Byrne. Row 1: C. Audi, S. Merritts, K. Heffner. Row 2: C. Trotz, E. Wertz, L. Duppstadt, R. Tirko. 149 MUSIC DEPARTMENT presents SHENANDOAH Charlie Anderson.. Albert Ghantous Richard Napolitan Jacob James Nathan John Jenny Henry .Christopher Marshall Robert (The Boy)... Anne Gabriel Reverend Byrd Sam Sgt. Johnson Corporal Tinkham Mr. Carol Marauder Engineer Confederate Snipers Alvin Thomas David Cohn 151 153 ALWAYS . . . 154 and FOREVER 155 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Top Ten: D. Johnson, L. Rovder, J. Prothero, H. Benshoff, L. Chidester, B. Salem, D. Dewar, K. Davis, B. Smeal, D. Ceh. N.M.S. Finalist: R. Ritter. Elk's Scholarship: L. Bastaja, McDonald Idlewild Scholarship: G. Fattman. Univ. of Pitts. Scholarship: K. Davis. U.S.N. Acade- my Scholarship: R. Dezelon. Presidential Scholarship, Wabash College: D. Johnson. Art Awards: T. Moul, Y. Fetterman, T. Majoris, T. Camut, R. Moore. 156 Scholarships: S. Sepety, K. Reznak, B. Capp, C. Christman, F. Mulkey, K. Hughes, M. Chabon, C. Byrne. F.B.L.A.: B. Lehman, P. Mitchell. Ski Club: S. Stouffer, C. McLoota. Journalism: National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists: Row 1: D. Ceh, D. A. Bevin. Dewar, L. Rovder, J. Cohn. Row 2: S. Wyland, H. Benshoff, J. Bailey, C. Fattman. Awards: S. Marra, J. Bailey, L. Rovder, T. Lynch, D. Tschachler, D. Dewar, H. Benshoff. Music Awards: Row 1: D. Conner, B. Stutz- man, C. Limb. Row 2: J. Reavel, J. Warren, D. Trevenen, J. Hall, A. Ghantous, B. Koop. 157 ATHLETIC AWARDS Tennis Awards: S. Leffler, S. Joy Track Awards: J. Galliker, C. Camut. Wrestling Awards: M. Chabon, C. Henry, F. Mulkey. Individual Excellency Award: M. Chabon. 158 159 Baseball Award: F. Mulkey. Softball Award: L. Chidester. Basketball Awards: D. Tschachler, S. Brownlee. PHOENICIAN STAFF Michele Kopera Leslie Maser Jeanne Reavel Tim Budash Don Bonk Karen Rovder Chris Rowe Jeff Richey The 1981 Phoenician Staff gratefully acknowledges the cooperation and assis- tance of . . . Mrs. Colleen Coerlich — Advisor The Administration Westmont Hilltop Board of Education Cover Studios H.J. Keller Mr. C.T. Miller Mr. E.J. Mostoller Mr. Glenn Brougher — cover design Paul Ritchey Mr. George Anthony Mr. Richard Puhala Special thanks to Jack Cohn for all of his help with photography. Editor — Scott Wyland Typists — Karen Tanase Beth Neuhoff Photographers — Jamie Reesman Mary Walker Chris Rowe Scott Wyland Troy Galloway Staff members — Sue Merritts 160 Hidden Lines Living in the dark Behind a bottle of sadness Nothing ever changes Let alone the madness It seems to be clear From those that we see Everyone's looking As though it can't be Societies, not just A thing of the past They happen around us Through uncut glass Chorus: Pictures from drawings unseen Not just an illusion Do you know what they mean What do they form inside your mind When you see the reflection Of hidden lines We're changing in ways That none can see Breaking our bottle Looking for glee The end of our time It finally has come Will the next generation Be united as one People live behind Doors with seals Its not just emotion It's what they feel They squander through life Hiding their eyes They deal through persuasion And endless lies. — JAY WHELAN — 163 164 I 165 166 As the 1981 school year closes, the seniors prepare to tack- le the challenge of a new life. Like the previous sixty graduat- ing classes, we embark on an odyssey. We scatter in our own respective directions; College, Work, or Military Service. Metamorphosis means change, and as in all other aspects of life, there is a beginning, a middle and an end. We stand at the midpoint. A perfect world is an illusion, but now, more than ever, the opportunity exists to be all that you can be , limited only by our desires and goals. This yearbook serves as a point of reference; like a calander from days gone by to rekindle memories. In a year marked by transition, we have faithfully tried to present a realistic view of Westmont Hilltop High School, nineteen-hundred eighty one A.D. 167 SENIOR DIRECTORY AZAR, MITCHELL GEORGE: Butch Key Club 11,12; Yodler 10,11,12 (Sports Editor): N.H.S. 12. BAILEY, JENNIFER LEIGH: Beetle Language Club 10, 11, 12 (President, Secretary); N.H.S. 11,12; Colorguard 12; Theater Club 11; A.M. Westy 11; Track 10, 11; Pep Club 10. BAKER, KAREN MARIE: Baker Ski Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 12; FBLA 12. BALICKI, WILLIAM ANTHONY: Willy BALOG, SCOTT THOMAS: Housemover Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Key Club 11; Barbell Club 9,10,11; Transfer 12; Oakton High School, Virgin- ia. BARCELOS, ROBERT LEO: Bobo BARNHART, WESLEY E.: Elwood Chess Club 10,11 (Vice President), 12; Basketball Man- ager 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 12. BARTLE, SUSAN BETH: Sue B. Tennis Team 9,10,11,12; Softball 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; YEA 12; Key Club 12; N.H.S. 12. BASSEL, ELIZABETH J.: Beth Track 10; Ski Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12. BASTAJA, LORI ANN Language Club 12; Tennis Team 9,10,11,12; YEA 10,11, 12; Band 9, 10; Colorguard 11, 12; Track 11; N.H.S. 12. BAYWOOD, WILLIAM: Weasel Baseball 11, 12. BENSHOFF, HARRY M. Band 10,11; Scholastic Quiz Team 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11, 12 (President); Theater Club 12; Biology Club 10; Chess Club 10. BERNEY, WILLIAM ACKERMAN: Bibber Football 10, 11; Basketball 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; A.M. Westy 10,11 (President), 12; Ski Club 12. BEVIN, ALICIA G.: Cici Ski Club 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Language Club 10 (Treasurer); Theater Club 10,11,12; Tennis Team 10,11; Class Officer 10,12 (Treasurer); Student Council 11,12; Yodler 12. BLACK, CHARLES WARREN: Chuck BONK, DONALD MATTHEW: Don Football 9; Forensics 9, 12; Fugues 10; Glee Club 10; Concert Choir 10; Mixed Chorus 10; Phoenician 12. BOYLAN, DEBBIE LYNN BROWNLEE, SCOTT B. Marching Band 10,11; Concert Band 10,11; Stage Band 10, 11; Rifle Club 10, Tennis Team 12. BUDASH, TIMOTHY R.: Tim Chess Club 10,11,12; Football 10; Musical 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Yodler 11; Phoenician 12. BUNN, LAURA KATHLEEN: Buns FHA 12; Student Council 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Tennis Team 9,10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12. BURNS, MARGARET SARAH: Marge Art Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Theater Club 12; N.H.S. 11, 12. BUTLER, JOHN M. BYRNE, COLLEEN ROSE LanguageClub 10,11,12; YEA 11, (Secretary-Treasur- er); Theater Club 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Rifle Club 10,11, 12; Colorguard (Silk) 11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12 (Secre- tary); Girls Chorus 11; Choir 12. CALDERON, FRANCIS JOHN: Frank Rifle Club 10; Ski Club 11; Track 11; Key Club 12. CAMPBELL, KYLE K. Football 10; Art Club 12. CAMUT, CHRISTOPHER C.: Moot Key Club 10,11,12 (President); Ski Club 10,11; Football 11,12; Student Council 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Choir 12; Cross Country 10; Swim Team 12. CAMUT, THEODORE J.: Ted Art Club 10, 11, 12; A.M. Westy 10; Forensics 10, 11; Wrestling 10; Band Chorus 11; Band 10, 11. CAPP, BETH LYNN: Cappie Yodler 10; N.H.S. 12. CARNELL, HARRIET EMILY: Em FBLA 12; Rifle 10, 11; Choir 11. 168 CASALE, MATTHEW C.: Matt CEH, DAVID J. Scholastic Quiz Team 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Biology Club 10; Forensics 11; Theater Club 12; N.H.S. 12. CHABON, MICHAEL WILLIAM: Ussie Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Rifle Club 10; N.H.S. 12. CHIDESTER, LAURIE ELIZABETH: Chid Ski Club 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Tennis Team 10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Band Chorus 10, 11; N.H.S. 12. CHRISTMAN, GREGG A. Basketball Manager 10, 11. COCO, MARISE ANN: Risa Concert Band 10,11,12 (Treasurer); Marching Band 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Stage Band 11; Band Chorus 10, 11, 12; YEA 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Musical 10, 12. COHN, JACOB CHARLES: Jack Scholastic Quiz Team 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Ski Club 10, 11,12; Chess Club 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Theater Club 10,11, 12; Marching Band 10,11; Concert Band 10,11; Band Chorus 10, 11; Chorus 12. CORNELL, DAVID SHELDON: Buzzman Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11. CRAFT, JAMES L.: Jim Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11. CRAMER, DAVID J.: Cramer Industrial Arts Club 11, 12; Football 10, 12. CRISWELL, MARIAN BEVERLY: Crash Ski Club 10, 11, FBLA 12. CUNNINGHAM, MARCUS T.: Ga Basketball 10; Archery Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11,12; Backgammon Club 12; Biol- ogy Club 10. DAVIES, RONALD R: Ron Rifle Club 10. DAVIS, KATHY A.: Marge Ski Club 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12, Tennis Team 10,11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12. DEWAR, DORINDA, A.: Dorie N.H.S. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Choir 10, 11; Theater Club 11,12; Art Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Ski Club 10,11 12; Track 10, 11,12; Tennis 11, 12; Swim Team 12. DEZELON, RICHARD MATTHEW: Gizmo Tennis Team 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Football 12; Scholastic Quiz Team 10, 11,12; Key Club 11,12; Biol- ogy Club 10; Pep Club; N.H.S. 11, 12; Archery Club 11; Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12; Theater Club 11, 12. DONLEY, SUSAN LYNN: Connely Ski Club 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Volleyball 10,11,12 (Captain); N.H.S. 11, 12 (Secretary); GAA 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12. DUNCAN, JEANNE GRACE: Bean Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; YEA 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Lan- guage Club 12. DURAY, KATHY JO YEA 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Track 11; Language Club 12; Marching Band 10; Colorguard (Silk) 11, 12. EASH, DOUGLAS LYNN: Duddly Chess Club 10, 11 (Secretary-Treasurer), 12; Rifle Club 10; Choir 11,12; County Chorus 11,12; District Chorus 11; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; Forensics 11; Band Manager 10; Musical Publicity Director 11, 12. ESTADT, ROBERT J.: Boston Chorus 10. FATTMAN, GEORGE FREDERICK Pep Club 11; Chess Club (President) 10,11,12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; (Treasurer); N.H.S. 11, 12 (Treasurer); Tennis Team 10, 12. FIGGE, NICHOLAS JOHN: Nick Ski Club 11,12; Chess Club 11; Rifle Club 10,11; Archery Club 11; Industrial Arts Club 11. FOLSOM, STACEY HELENE GOG 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. FORNWALT, WILLIAM P. Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12. FREGLEY, DOUGLAS WILLIAM: Doug Rifle Club 10; Choir 10, 11, 12. FURLONG, JAMES EDWARD: Jim Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Mixed Ensemble 11,12. GALLIKER, LINDA LOUISE: Lynnie Student Council 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; N.H.S. 12. 169 CALLOWAY, TROY E. Phoenician 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Stage Crew 10; Rifle Club 10. HENRY, JOHN CHRISTOPHER: Duck Wrestling 10, 11, 12 (Captain); N.H.S. 11, 12; Rifle Club 10; Industrial Arts Club 11 (Secretary). GEARHEART, NATALIE MAY GHANTOUS, ALBERT ELIAS: All Smile Track 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; District Chorus 12; Mixed Ensemble 12. GILLES, DIANE ANNETTE: Dee FBLA 12; Softball 10, 11, 12. GILLIN, SUSAN MARIE: Sue Yodler 12; FBLA 12. GOETTLICHER, JOHN KENNETH Ski Club 10, 11; Golf 10, 11, 12. GOOD, DAVID A.: Boogs Stage Technician 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11; Swim Team 12; Rifle Club 10,11,12; Language 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. GREEN, DONNA LYNN FBLA 12. GREEN, MARY C.: Mar Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; FHA 10, 11, 12 (Presi- dent); N.H.S. 12. GREGG, EDWARD OLIVER: Eddie Student Council (President) 12; Football 12; Track 11,12. GROVES, BRUCE DUANE Football 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Art Club 12; Industrial Arts Club 11, 12; Track 9. GVOZDEN, JEANCINE MARIE: Weeg Art Club 12 (Secretary); AM. Westy 12; Softball 10,12. HALL, JEAN E. Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; GOG 10, 11,12; GAA 10, 11,12; Language Club 11, 12; YEA 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; County Chorus 11; District Chorus 11; Musical 10, 11; Theater Club 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. HARTNETT, KELLY ANN: Meister Ski Club 10, 11, 12. HECKERT, JOHN C.: Gert Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10. HEFFNER, KAREN DENISE YEA 10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Theater Club 11,12; Choir 10, 11, 12. HERDMAN, DEBRA LOUISE: Deb Track 9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Forensics 11; The- ater Club 11, 12; FBLA 12. HORN, BILL T.: Gout Rifle Club 10; Industrial Arts Club 11. HUGHES, KIRK ALAN: Elwood Key Club 10,11 (Vice-President), 12 (Secretary); Ski Club 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Mixed Ensem- ble 11, 12; County Chorus 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 11,12; Theater Club 11, 12. JOHNSON, DOUGLAS RAY: Doug Key Club 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Chess Club 10,11, 170 12; Biology Club 10; N.H.S. 11,12; Scholastic Quiz Team 11, 12. JOY, SUSAN ANN: Sue Art Club 10, 12 (Vice-President); CAA 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. KAITES, JOHN PETER: Jay Track 10; A.M. Westy 12; Yodler 12; Ski Club 10,11,12. KARAM, ADELE N. Ski Club 12. KARAM, GEORGE Ski Club 12. KITTKA, JOSEPH CHARLES: Doobs Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. KOHLER, LYDIA ANN: Skids Choir 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11. KOLESAR, BETTY J.: Belita Pep Club 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12; Language Club 11, 12; YEA 12; Tennis Team 11; Track 10; Chorus 11; N.H.S. 12. KOONTZ, LAUREL L.: Mum Track 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; FBLA 12; FHA 12. KOOP, BETH LOUISA: B.K. Language Club 11, 12 (Secretary); Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 11,12; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; Marching Band 11, 12; Concert Band 12; Musical 10,11,12; County Chorus 11; District Chorus 12; Regional Chorus 12. KOPERA, MICHELE L.: Mick Ski Club 12; Phoenician 12; A.M. Westy 12. KRIEGER, SCOTT DOUGLAS Chess Club 10 (Vice-President), 11, 12; N.H.S. 12: Bas- ketball Manager 10, 11; Language Club 12. KRIZNER, THOMAS MICHAEL: TK Football 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. LEHMAN, BRIAN D.: Chico Marching Band 10,11; Stage Band 10,11; Wrestling 10, 11; Language Club 10,11,12; FBLA 12 (President); Band Chorus 10; Track 10. LIMB, CHRISTINE MARIE: Chris Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Band Chorus 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; District Orchestra 10,11,12; District Band 10,11,12; Regional Band 10,11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. LITTERINE, MICHAEL G.: Lit Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 11. LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM: Bill Football 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; GOG 12. LLOYD, JEFFREY K.: Jeff Ski Club 10, 11. LYNCH, THOMAS MICHAEL: Merle Choir 10,11,12; Wrestling 10, 11,12; GOG 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12. MARRA, STEPHANIE J.: Steph Key Club 12; Theater Club 12; Backgammon Club 12; Choir 12. MARDIS, SCOTT ROY: Spunk Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 11; Hockey Team 12; Base- ball 10, 11, 12. MASER, LESLIE ANN: Lester Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Rifle Club 11 (Secre- tary); Phoenician 12. McLOOTA, JOHN CHRIS: Chris Student Council 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Wrestling 10. MERRITTS, SUSAN LYN: Whoosie Marjorette 10, 11 (Co-Captain), 12 (Head majorette); Softball 10; A.M. Westy 12; Phoenician 12. MILLER, KEVIN L.: Mevin Killer Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12. MISHLER, KAREN LYNN: Cat Woman FBLA 12. MITCHELL, PAUL E. Theater Club 11,12; Stage Crew 12; Choir 11,12; Coun- ty Chorus 11,12; Football Statistician 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 11, 12; Golf 10; Baseball 11, 12. MITCHELL, PAULA YEA 10,11, 12 (President); Colorguard 10,11,12; Choir 12; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Theater Club 11, 12; FBLA 12. MITCHELL, REBEKAH EILEEN: Becky Biology Club 10; Pep Club 12; Language Club 12; Art Club 12. MOORE, RICHARD MICHAEL: Moo Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Slide Show 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Stage Band 12; N.H.S. 12. 171 MORDER, TAMI SUE: Mort Volleyball 10, 11, 12. MULKEY, FRED JOSEPH: Fast Freddie Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Wrestling 11, 12; Student Council 12; Key Club 12; N.H.S. 12. NAPOLITAN, RICHARD C.: Rick Marching Band 10,11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); Choir 10,11,12; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; County Band 10,11; District Band 10, 11; Regional Band 10, 11; District Or- chestra 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Scholastic Quiz Team 11, 12; Theater Club 12; Musical 10,11,12; Class Treasurer 11. NECREY, JEFFREY LYNN: Negs NEUHOFF, BETH ANN: Ba Ski Club 10,11,12; FHA 12; Student Council 12; Phoeni- cian 12. NIDO, MICHAEL OSWALD, JAMES M.: Ozz Industrial Arts Club 11, 12. PARTSCH, MICHAEL EDWARD: Gimpy Beast Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 11; Baseball 10, 12. PATRICK JOHN CHARLES Golf 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. PLATT, CHARLES RAY: Chuck Football 12. Transfer 12: John Marshall High School, In- dianapolis, Indiana. PRICE, CHARLES DAVID: C.P. Rifle Team 10; Golf 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11. PRICE, SHERRY L. Transfer 12: Forest Hills High School PROTHERO, JENNIFER J.: Chen Ski Club 10,11,12 (Vice-President); N.H.S. 11,12; The- ater Club 12; Wrestling Manager 10,11,12; Track Man- ager 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. REAVEL, JEANNE L.: Reaves Choir 11,12; Art Club 10,11,12; Forensics 10,11; The- ater Club 11; Key Club 12; District Regional Chorus 11; Phoenician 12; N.H.S. 12. REDDECLIFF, CAROLE ANN: Marole Ski Club 10,11,12; Choir 12; Forensics 12; Track 10,11, 12; Swim Team 12; Musical 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11. REESMAN, JAMES ROBERT: Cups Language Club 10; Key Club 11; Pep Club 11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Track 10; Phoenician 11,12; Stage Band 11. REITZ, DANIEL R.: Dan Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Biology Club 10; Forensics 11; Key Club 12; N.H.S. 12. REZNAK, KAREN LOUISE Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11; Stage Band 12; Band Chorus 11,12; Track 10; Pep Club 12; Language Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; N.H.S. 12. RITTER, RHOMES Track 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Key Club 12; Marching Band 10; N.H.S. 12. ROBERTS, JAMI ANN: J. Ski Club 12. ROMANOW, SALLY LOUISE: Sal Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Art Club 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12 (Treasurer); Rifle Team 11,12; Volleyball 10; Softball 11; Colorguard 12. ROVDER, LINDA LEE: Meip Forensics 10,11,12 (President); N.H.S. 11, (Vice-Presi- dent); Student Council 10,11,12 (Secretary); Class Offi- cer (Secretary) 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 11, 12; YEA 11; Choir 10,11,12; Musical 10, 11,12; County Chorus 11, 12; Select Choir 11,12; Theater Club 11,12 (Vice-Presi- dent); Softball 11. SALEM, BARBARA ANN: Barb Ski Club 10,11,12 (Vice-President); Volleyball 10,11,12; Softball 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12 (Captain); N.H.S. 11, 12; FHA 12; Art Club 10. SALEM, RANDELL WILLIAM: Randy Basketball 10, Track 11, 12. SALISBURY, KUUIPOLANILEI M.: Kuips Ski Club 10, 11; A.M. Westy 12; Art Club 12. SCALETTA, MICHELLE ANN SEPETY, SUZANNE LYNN: Purple Princess Chorus 10; N.H.S. 11,12; Key Club 11; Theater Club 11. SHAHADE, ANNA MARIE Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11. 172 SHORTO, SCOTT P. Ski Club 10, 11, 12. SICC, DAVID A.: Siggy Wrestling 10, 11. SMEAL, BRIAN C. Ski Club 10; Biology Club 10; Forensics 11; Theater Club 12; Key Club 12; Tennis Team 10; N.H.S. 11, 12. SMITH, PAUL DAVID: Schmidt Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12. STEPT, SHELDON LEE: Shel Language Club 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; County Band 11; IUP Honors Band 11; Band Chorus 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12. STEVENS, KIM LISA FHA 12; Art Club 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. STOUFFER, SALOME ANN Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Band Chorus 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; YEA 12; Musical 10. STUTZMAN, BETH ANN Pep Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), Concert Band 10, 11, 12 (Drum Major, Vice President); Band Chorus 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12. SUPPES, THOMAS ANDREW: Andy Choir 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10. SUTHERLAND, WAYNE ARNOLD TANASE, KAREN MARIA Ski Club 10,11,12 (Secretary); Basketball 10,11,12; FHA 12 (Secretary); Phoenician 12. TERIS, MATTHEW: Rat Ski Club 10, 11, 12. THOMPSON, SUSAN MARIE: T TORCHIA, THERESA ANN: OUI Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10. TORP, CYNTHIA FAYE: Cindy Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; YEA 12; Ski Club 12. Transfer 12; Woodward Academy, Atlanta Georgia. 173 TORP, RODNEY YEA 12; Rifle Club 12; Ski Club 12, Transfer 12; Wood- ward Academy, Atlanta, Georgia. TREVENEN, DAVID EDWARD: Dave Track 10; Tennis Team 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Backgammon Club 12. TROTZ, CHRISTINE MARIE: Chris Marching Band 11; Majorette 12; YEA 11,12; Choir 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Theater Club 11; Track 11, 12. TSCHACHLER, DAVID JOHN: Chocks Student Council 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; Class Offi- cer 11 (Vice-President), 12 (Vice-President); Basketball 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Key Club 11. VARNER, RICKY LEE Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10. WARREN, JOE: Stud Choir 10,11,12; Mixed Ensemble 10,11,12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Theater Club 12; Regional District Chorus 11; County Chorus 10, 11. WHELAN, JAMES OCTAVIOUS: Hazey Mama Ski Club 10, 11; Basketball 10. WIDMANN, PATRICIA K.: Patty Ski Club 10, 12; Art Club 12. WIDRIG, MARY JANE: Janel FBLA 12. WISE, PAUL MORROW: J.D. Wrestling 11. WOODNORTH, DAVID R.: Woody Ski Club 10, 12. WORKOSKY, MARY M.: Mar YEA 10,11,12 (Vice-President); Colorguard 11,12 (Cap- tain); Marching Band 10; Rifle Club 12; N.H.S. 12; Choir 11, 12; Girls Chorus 11, 12. WYLAND, SCOTT THOMAS: Wirdley Ski CLub 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Student Council 12; Track 9; Tennis Team 10,11,12; Phoenician 10,11, (Co- Editor), 12 (Editor). YERGER, DAVID J.: Yergs Basketball 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. YOUNG, THOMAS B.: Tommy Ski Club 10; Chorus 10. ZDRAVECKY, GEORGE: Big Z Key Club 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12 (Treasurer); Class Officer (President) 10, 11,12; Football 10; Basket- ball 10, 11. ZELENSKI, MELANIE: Mel Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12 (Vice- President); Track 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 11, 12. 174 FACULTY DIRECTORY .........Superintendent Director of Curriculum and Instruction ..............Principal ....Assistant Principal CARY J. ESTADT Ed.D......... PRIMO TOCCAFONDI Ed.D....... CAROL MACUS STRANGE Ph.D JACK M. YODER............... ADAMS, CHERYL L. B.A., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. ANTHONY, GEORGE L. B.S., Juniata College; Indiana Univer- sity of Pa.; M.A.T., University of Cin- cinnati. ARNOLD, BRADLEY D. B.S., Northern Michigan University; Pennsylvania University; California State College. BAHNEMAN, PATRICIA A. B.S., Clarion State College. BAKER, DAWN B.S., Pennsylvania State University. BALOGH, JAMES B.S., Slippery Rock State College; Pennsylvania State University; Uni- versity of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. BERENDT, PAUL E. CLAYCOMB, PAUL E. B.S., Shippensburg State College; In- diana University of Pa. DAVIS, THOMAS P. B.A., B.M.E., Nyack College; Mans- field State College; Indiana Universi- ty of Pa. FOX, WILLARD D. B.S., St. Vincent College. GOERLICH, COLLEEN L. B.S., Edinboro State College; Penn- sylvania State University. GRUBB, WILLIAM E. B.S., Indiana University of Pa; Mas- ter's Equivalent. HAYNAL, KATHY L. B.S., Pennsylvania State University. HUNTER, SHELDON E. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Uni- versity of New Hampshire; Pennsyl- vania State University; Master's Equivalent. KAROLCHIK, MICHAEL B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; M. Counselor Ed., Pennsylvania State University; University of Buffalo, St. Francis College. KAUFMAN, BOYD P. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. KEBEL, MARTHA A. B.S., Pennsylvania State University; Indiana University of Pa. KITCHENMAN, KEVIN A. B.S., West Chester State College; University of Pittsburgh. KOLAR, MELISSA F. B.A., University of Pittsburgh; M.A., Indiana University of Pa. KUSHNIR, JOY H. B.S., M.A., Indiana University of Pa.; Grove City College. B.S., Geneva College; M.Ed., Penn- sylvania State University; Indiana University of Pa. BOLTON, GERALD S. B.S., California State College. BREZOVEC, SUSAN M. B.A., University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. BROUGHER, O. GLENN B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. BURKET, WALTER C. B.A., St. Francis College, University of Pittsburgh; Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; M.S., University of West Vir- ginia. CARTWRIGHT, JAMES J. B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. CHUBA, DEBORAH A. B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M. Ed., Indiana University of Pa.; M.A., St. Francis College. 175 LANTZ, MILTON B.S., Shippensburg State College; Wake Forest University; Indiana Uni- versity of Pa.; Simmons College. LEIBFREID, DORIS J. B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa.; Iowa State University; Arizona State University; Princeton University. LOCHER, THOMAS G. B.S., M.S.L.S., Clarion State College; Indiana University of Pa. MATSKO, MICHAEL B.S., Lock Haven State College; Indi- ana University of Pa. MATSKO, PAUL B.S., St. Francis College; M. Ed., Du- quesne University. McLOOTA, FREDERIC J. B.S., University of Pittsburgh; Indiana University of Pa. MINTMIER, ROBERT T. B.S., Pennsylvania State University. MOORE, THOMAS J. B.A., Marist College; M.S., Manhat- tan College; Advanced Degree in Administration and Supervision, University of Bridgeport. MOSTOLLER, EARL J. B.S., M. Ed., Indiana University of Pa.; Pennsylvania State University. PAONE, ANTHONY N. B.S., St. Francis College; M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University; Ohio State University. PESCHOCK, GEORGE M. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. POMPANELLA, FRANCIS M. B.A., St. Vincent College; Pennsylva- nia State University. PORTER, ANITA L. B.S., Duquesne University; Indiana University of Pa.; University of Pitts- burgh; National University of Mexi- co. PUDLINER, JANET L. B.S., Slippery Rock State College; University of Pittsburgh; Pennsylva- nia State University. PUHALA, RICHARD A. B.A., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; University of Pittsburgh. RUDNAC, MICHAEL J. B.A., University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown; M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. SHAFFER, ROY M. B.S., California State College; M.A., West Virginia University; Indiana University of Pa. SHERLOCK, PATRICK J. B.S., Slippery Rock State College; M. Ed., Indiana University of Pa. STRANGE, CAROL MACUS (Dr.) B.A., Carlow College; M.A. Carnegie Mellon University; M.S. San Diego State University; George Washington University; Ph.D., University of Pitts- burgh; Duquesne University; San Jose State University. SWEDLER, ANDREW J. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; M. Ed., Loyola College; Graduate Chem. Studies. WAGNER, MARJORIE R.N. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Cone- maugh Valley Memorial Hospital. WARDROP, ROBERT B.A., Allegheny College; M.Ed., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh; Oregon Univer- sity in France. WILSON, TERESA M. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. WORKOSKY, BETTY B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. YODER, JACK M. B.S., California University of Pa., M.A., West Virginia University. 176 177 FRESHMAN Hahl, Eric— 145 Porter, James — 50, 94 Chance, Donna — 41 INDEX Hall, James — 48, 74 Ham, Peter — 48, 74, 94 Hamel, Matthew — 48 Prebehalla, Brenda — 50 Pullin, John — 50, 74 Purich, Todd — 50, 74, 96 Chance, Dorothy — 41, 141 Cohn, David — 41, 120, 128, 145 Cook, Randy — 41 Aikey, Christine — 52, 89, 101, 121, Hamel, Mark — 48 Pyshnik, Scott — 50, 74, 98, 121 Crawford, Jeff — 41 141, 146 Hammond, Natalie — 48, 146 Querry, Thomas — 50, 74 Criste, David - 41, 105, 120 Antonik, Marnie — 52, 89, 101, 121, Harrison, Meredith — 48, 82, 121, Reitz, Warren — 50, 77, 94 Critchfield, Wendy — 41, 80, 82, 141, 147 141, 146 Roberts, Vicky — 50 120, 124, 141, 146 Bailey, John — 52, 74 Haupt, Rhonda — 101, 145 Rosage, Dawn — 50, 121 Curtis, Donna — 41, 100 Bailey, Timothy — 52, 121, 127, 145 Hayduk, Beth Ann — 48, 121, 145 Rovansek, Shawn — 50 DeWaters, Robert — 41, 70, 134 Bartosik, Charlene — 89 Henry, Brian — 48, 74, 121 Rummel, Kimberly — 50, 141, 146 Dietrich, Leonard — Bee, Faith Noele — 52 Henry, Eric — 48, 98 Ryan, Tammi — 50, 81, 141, 146 DiFrancesco, Matthew — 41, 70, 72, Berkley, Diane — 52, 81, 101, 141, Henry, Susan — 48, 71 Saintz, Gary — 50 105, 120, 125 146 Herdman, Mary — 77, 106, 145 Shaffer, Brett — 50, 94 Dorian, Kelly - 43, 86, 90, 110 Black, William Hershberger, Dana — 48 Sherbine, Matthew — 50, 74, 98 Dorian, Tammy — 43 Blasko, Mary — 134, 146 Holtz, Tina — 48, 89, 110, 145, 148 Sigmund, Thomas — 50, 94 Dosch, Michelle — 43 Botteicher, Timothy — 52, 74 Hoover, Joseph — 148 Smith, Craig — 50, 94 Dunn, John — 70, 120 Bokros, Craig — 52 Hornick, Christopher Smith, Glen - 38, 50,133,138,142, Eckstein, Craig — 43, 105, 120 Boltz, Geoffrey — 52 Johns, Leah — 48 145 Elston, Edward — 43 Boring, Gregory — 52, 74, 94, 108 Karashin, R. Fred — 48 Smith, Keith — 50, 94 Esserman, Matthew — 43, 84, 105, Borsuk, Drew — 52, 98. 121 Kelly, Ann - 48, 121 Snyder, Kimberly — 50, 81,106,141 120, 124 Bowman, William — 52, 77 Kevenk, Kenan — 48, 70, 121, 134, Steeves, Jeffrey — 50, 74, 94, 145 Estadt, Jennifer — 43, 78, 99, 124, Bracken, Jonathon — 52, 98 148 Stephey, Robert 132, 141, 146 Bridges, Todd — 52, 121 Kolesar, Veronica — 48, 101, 121, Sterner, Cheryl — 50, 121 Ewasko, Kimberly Brosius, Karen — 52, 145, 146, 148 146 Stoessner, Ellen — 50 Ewel, Kim — 145 Brown, Eric — 52 Kot, Patricia — 48, 81, 141, 146 Stringent, Lisa — 50, 121, 141 Fetterman, Yvonne — 43, 86, 90, 99, Burns, Kelli — 52, 89, 110, 148 Kough, Alice Sturtz, Thomas — 51 110, 134 Calderon, Marlene — 52, 81, 82, Koval, Nicholas — 48, 74 Svitchan, Todd - 51, 121, 145 Figge, Brica — 43, 146 121, 134, 141, 146 Kurtz, Berdina Swedler, Lisa - 51,89,101,121,141, Fogel, Becky — 43 Camut, Mary — 52, 146 Labosky, Kelly — 48, 89, 145, 148 146 Foreback, Daniel — 72, 131 Camut, Vincent — 52 Leckey, William — 48, 94 Tarsovich, Paul — 51 Friedman, Gordon — 43, 120 Cardiff, Warren - 52, 103, 123 Lehman, Timothy — 48, 121 Teris, Amy — 51 Garman, Lisa — 80 Carroll, Amy — 52, 121 Leitenberger, Kevin — 94, 123, 145 Thomas, Alvin — 51,74, 98,121,144 Gegan, Robert — 43, 72 Carter, Tracy Lischerelli, Marc — 74 Thompson, Vicki — 51 Glass, Richard - 43, 72, 95, 97, 127 Ceh, Meredith — 52, 82, 121, 141, Little, Thomas — 48, 74, 121 Tice, Kenneth — 51, 121 Gleason, Robert — 43,103,111,128, 146 Livingston, John — 49 Todorich, Lori — 51,71,81,141,145 142, 145 Chianese, Lisa — 52, 106, 141 Lloyd, Gregory — 49, 77, 121, 145 Town, Judith Lyn — 51 Glosser, Amy - 43, 82, 120, 224, Christner, Colette — 52, 101, 145 Lloyd, Todd — 49, 77, 121 Valosik, Lauren — 51, 81, 141 128, 130, 142 Christner, Melissa — 52, 89, 126 Long, Gretchen — 49, 71, 106, 121, Van Wyk, Christine — 51, 129 Goggin, Kate — 43, 120, 146 Clemenson, Greg — 52,94,105,121 146 Viel, Kimberly — 51, 121, 134, 145 Gonda, Brian — 43, 105, 120, 124 Clement, James — 52, 74, 121 Lovette, Leigh — 49,81,82,101,121, Vore, Dana - 51, 106, 121 Gossard, Jennifer — 43 Conway, Patrick — 52 147 Walker, Philip - 51, 105, 121 Green, Linda — 43 Custer, Byron — 52 Lynch, Jeffrey - 49, 74, 98,121,145 Walters, Scott — 51, 123 Gregory, Kerry — Dallape, Raymond — 47, 74 Mabon, Joseph Washabaugh, David — 51, 148 Hamaty, Fred — 43, 91 Darr, Janet — 47, 133 Maldet, Cathy — 49 Webb, Terry — 51 Hanson, Bridget - 43,120,134,142, Dosch, Edward — 47 Mardis, Sheri —49 146 Weimer, Anita — 51, 146 144 DiFrancesco, Angela — 47, 71 Marhefka, James — 49, 121 Weir, Mary - 51, 89, 121, 128, 146 Harpster, Lori — 43,76, 78,124,141, Driscoll, Michele Marovich, David — 49 Wetzel, Lewis — 51, 74, 145 146 Eatman, Laurel Martin, Sue — 49, 89,141, 145, 146, Wherry, Regina Henderson, Richard — 42 Engel, Gayle — 47, 141 148 Widrig, Anthony — 51, 74 Hewitt, D. Jill — 42, 142, 146, 148 Estadt, Susan — 47, 101, 121, 141, McDonald, Sean — 49 Wise, Linda — 51 Hofe, Lisa — 42 146 McGrath, Erin - 49, 110, 121 Wise, Phillip — 51 Hoover, Michael — 42 Evans, James 47, 74, 145 Mead, Benjamin — 49 Wolk, Michael - 51, 74 Hornick, Charles — 42, 72 Ewald, Brian — 47, 74, 121 Merritts, Robert — 49 Wood, Robert — 51 Hrin, Lisa — 42, 124 Fattman, Laura — 47, 130, 141 Miller, Brian — 49, 74, 98 Yoder, Twila — 51,106,141,146,148 Hughes, Kristi — 42, 100, 124, 146 Fisher, Michael — 47, 105, 121 Fleck, Robert - 47, 74, 77,121,133, Miller, Christopher — 49, 74 Miller, Kristin — 49, 71, 106, 121, Yon, Tracy — 51 Hugya, Kristin — 42, 140, 148 Hunt, Barbara — 42, 127, 129 142, 145, 146, 148 145 SOPHOMORE Jerva, Lisa — 42 Frank, Heidi — 47,121,141,145,148 Freiwald, Jeffery — 47, 74, 121 Miller, Lisa — 49, 146 Mishler, Charles INDEX Kaplaniak, Mark — 42, 120 Kasuba, Frank — 42, 72 Frick, Charles — 47, 74, 98 Moran, Lance — 49 Abernathy, David - 41,72,105,120 Katter, John — 42 Galasso, Lisa — 47, 81, 82, 89, 101, Mulkey, Gordon - 49, 74, 77, 121 Allhouse, Michelle — 41, 147 Kenny, Walter — 141, 146 Nash, Christopher — 49, 121 Anghel, Misty — 124, 141 Kerin, Douglas — 42, 111, 120 Gardill, James — 47, 74, 94, 145 Nelson, Erik — 49 Arcuri, Mary Ann — 41, 145, 148 Kime, Margaret — 42, 146 Gehlman, Brenda — 47, 126, 130, Nesmith, Scott — 49, 145, 146, 148 Audi, Chrissie — 41, 120, 149 Kindya, Kenneth — 42, 127 141 Niel, Gregory — 38, 133, 138, 142, Asfar, Gregory — 41, 72 King, Dawn — 42, 145 Giel, Dana Lee - 47, 121, 146, 148 145 Babik, Lori — 41, 120, 124, 141 Kingston, Judith — 42, 120 Giles, Gretchen — 47, 121, 146 Orr, Kathryn - 49, 71, 82, 101, 121, Balicki, Kathleen Knight, Shila - 42, 123 Gilles, Mary — 47 146 Barber, Carolyn — 41,71,86,90,106 Koban, Mary - 42, 77, 120, 124, Gilliland, Randy — 47 Ozog, Jerome — 49, 74, 94,105,145 Berkley, Susan — 41, 147 127, 129, 130, 141, 145, 148 Gillin, Victoria — 47, 101, 146 Pallagi, Michele — 49 Bingler, James — 41 Koeck, Veronica — 42, 124, 141 Goldblatt, Curt - 47, 70, 105, 121, Partsch, Daniel — 74, 98 Bowers, Andy — 41, 95, 97 Kohler, Steve — 42 134 Paul, William — 50 Buchan, Rhonda — 41, 120, 146 Kohler, Timothy — 42 Goldman, Ted — 47, 121 Pejack, Christine — 50, 81, 141, 145 Bukovich, Todd — 41, 91, 92, 124 Koontz, Scott - 42,91,105,132,134 Green, Stacey — 47, 89, 101, 130, Penrod, Kelly — 50, 106, 110, 121, Butler, Ezizabeth — 41, 120, 142, Kopera, James, 42 145 141, 146 146, 148 Koval, Helen — 42 Greenwood, Daniel — 47 Penrod, Nancy - 50, 121, 129, 130, Byrne, Renee — 41, 145, 148 Kraft, Ralph - 42, 123, 129 Grgurevich, Svet — 47, 74, 94, 134 142, 145, 146, 148 Carnell, Patricia — 41,86,90,99,100 Krizner, Ellen - 42, 120, 124, 141 Grimes, Robert — 47, 74, 146, 148 Pierson, Sarah — 50, 121, 134, 146 Carney, Judy — 41, 120, 124, 141, Kulback, Scott — 44, 108 Haines, Pamela — 47, 121 Pizzillo, Torr — 50 146 Lambrinos, George — 44, 72 Lee, Robert 44, 105, 120, 145 Lehmann, Terri — 44, 120, 141 Leitenberger, Mark — 44,72,77,97, 95 Leppert, Robert — 44, 84, 120 Lewis, Karen — 44, 82, 130, 147 Lohr, Guy — 44, 103 Madigan, Patricia — 44, 120, 144, 148 Mahla, Dana Marley, Lisa — 44, 120 Marshall, Christopher — 44, 72, 91, 124, 134, 144 Martin, Thomas McQuillan, Kathleen — 44, 80, 106, 141, 145 Merlo, Lisa — 44, 146 Meyer, Julie — 44, 80, 106 Michael, Terri - 44, 127, 130, 123 Minana, Charles — 44, 95, 97 Minium, Nicole — 44, 130, 145, 148 Mital, Amita — 44, 130 Molchany, Paul — 44, 72 Molchany, Sean — 44, 72, 91, 108, 124 Moore, Judith — 44 Morder, Daren —- 44, 131 Morrison, Eric — 44, 129 Moskal, Joan - 44, 120, 124 Moul, Tammy — 44, 78, 106, 124, 141, 144 Murray, Thomas — 44 Napolitan, Alice — 44,130,134,142, 144, 148 Nemeth, Leslie — 45 Neptune, Zita — 45, 106, 120, 124, 146 Nitkulinic, Kristin — 45, 100, 120, 130, 148 Nowery, Margaret — 45, 82 Odgers, Brian - 45, 105, 120 Orms, Margaret — 45, 120 Patterson, Alice — 45,106, 120, 141 Paul, John — Perry, Edward — 45 Petruska, Jenny — 45,106,120,127, 145, 146, 148 Petrocelli, Kathryn — 45, 132 Phillips, Christopher — 45, 72 Picking, Daniel — 84, 103 Piljay, Kristin — 45, 80, 142 Porter, Christine — 45, 123, 127, 129, 134, 148 Potter, Matthew — 45, 77 Povich, Mark — 45, 120 Prothero, Wendy — 45,78,124,141, 146 Rager, Michelle — 45, 110 Reesman, David — 45, 72 Rerko, David — 45 Richey, Jeffery — 45, 136 Ringler, David — 45, 103 Rohde, Daniel — 45 Rovansek, Wendy — 45, 100, 120, 141, 146 Schoulker, Jennifer — 45, 147 Shorto, Eva — 45, 78, 124, 132, 141 Shostek, Charlotte — 45, 71, 120, 127, 130, 142 Smeal, Donna — Spriggs, Scott — 45, 145, 146, 148 Springer, John — 45 Steeves, Kelley — 45, 80, 141 Stept, Stanton — 46, 145, 148 Stevens, Kellie — 46 Stoessner, Robert — 46 Stouffer, David — 46, 91 Stramanak, Donald — 46,95,97,108, 131 Strother, Stuart — 46 Stumpo, Beth — 78,46,124,141,145 Stumpo, Nancy — 46, 106 Suppes, Gregory — 103, 111, 145, 146, 148 Thiele, Tracy - 46, 71, 82, 106, 120 Thompson, Ellen — 46 Tirko, Romaine — 46, 120, 146, 149 Town, Nancy — 46 Tredennick, John — 46, 103 Urban, Timothy — 46, 72, 91, 92 Vore, Leah — 46, 80, 141 Wagner, Kurt - 46, 72 Walko, John - 46, 72, 95, 97 Wallace, Haley — 46, 86, 90 Wallar, Shelia — Weltner, Julie — 46, 120 Wherry, Frank — 46, 120 Widmann, Jacqueline — 46, 120 Wiegman, Jeffery — 46 Wilson, Aric — 46, 72, 95, 97 Workosky, Michael — 46, 91 Yoder, Timothy — 46, 72, 96, 105 Zettek, Mark — 46, 77, 93 JUNIOR INDEX Abram, Laura — 36 Ajay, Joanne — 36, 124, 128, 134, 142, 144 Antonazzo, Stephanie — 36,78,119, 124, 130, 134, 141, 146 Audi, Victoria — 36, 134, 149 Barnhart, Keith — 36, 105 Battaline, David — 36 Beckage, Kathy - 36, 127, 129 Bertocchi, Lisa — 36, 145, 148 Bertocchi, Lynn — 36, 148 Blackburn, Lori — 36, 106, 145 Blasko, Patricia — 36, 133 Bononno, John — 36, 72 Bowers, Charles — 36, 95, 97 Brosius, Amy — 36, 144, 145, 146, 147 Brownlee, Susan — 36, 86, 106, 130 Bulas, Laurie — 36 Burns, Tracie — 36, 110, 119 Carroll, Christine — 36, 119, 144, 146 Cassanese, Carolyn — 36, 78, 106, 124, 141, 144 Clark, Christopher — 36, 72, 95, 97 Clement, Kimberly — 36, 119, 133 Conner, David — 36, 145, 146, 148 Cook, David — 36, 119, 132 Cooper, Kenneth — 36 Coulson, Beverly — 36, 129, 130, 140, 142 Criswell, Jeffrey — 36, 77, 84, 105, 119, 128 Davidson, Pamela — 36 Deist, Vicki — 36 Donley, Beth — 37, 71, 78,124,130, 134, 141, 142, 144 Dorian, Shawn — 37, 72, 108 Duppstadt, Lori — 37, 149 Duschea, Robin — 37 Estvanik, Michele — 37, 127, 130, 141 Finney, Nancy — 37, 119, 124, 142, 144, 145 Fleck, Debra — 37,77,106,119,127, 145 Fogel, Kathy - 37, 126 Foltz, Suzanne — 119, 148 Fornwalt, Michael — 37, 119 Freddes, Jeffrey — 37, 119 Frick, Joann — 37, 86, 90, 99, 100, 106, 119, 145 Froelich, Chris — 43 Galliker, Jan Marie — 37, 71, 106, 118, 119, 134 Gallo, Mark - 37, 119 Gatehouse, Christina — 37,118,119, 124, 128, 141, 144 Gegan, Susanne — 37, 130, 148 Getz, Shane — 37, 103 Gibson, Christine — 37, 128 Gleason, Michael — 37, 103 Glock, Mary - 106, 119, 130, 132, 141, 142, 147 Goggin, Patrick — 37, 105, 119, 128, 144 Griffith, Mark — 37, 77, 119, 128 Grimes, Edward — 37, 108, 146, 148 Groves, Susan — 37, 78, 124, 130, 141, 144 Gvozden, Stephen — Hammond, Tracey — 37 Haupt, Harold — 37, 131 Heider, Matthew — 37, 96 Henry, Bernard, Jr. — 37 Henry, Ellen - 37, 119 Herdman, Kenneth — 37, 123 Hockensmith, Pamela — 148 Horner, Dawn — 37, 126, 149 Horner, MaryAnn Hughes, Christine — 38, 126, 145 Hunter, Wendy - 38, 86, 90, 106, 119, 130 Kappel, Kristine — 38 Katzenstein, Kerri — 38, 119, 144 Keefer, Tracy — 38, 119, 127 Kelly, Michael - 105, 119, 145 Kesslak, Christopher — 38 King, Amy - 38, 82, 124, 128, 129, 132, 142, 144 King, Deborah - 38, 106, 126, 144 Kleinmeyer, Kimberly — 38, 119 Kohler, Anita — 38, 86, 90, 99, 100, 119, 127, 132, 110 Krieger, Thomas Kullick, Jacqueline — 38, 71, 119, 124, 129, 134, 142, 144 Leffler, Scott — 38, 119 Little, Jennifer — 38, 82, 119, 124, 128, 130 Lohr, Robyn — 38, 106 Long, David — 38,105,119,145,148 Lorigan, Lisa — 38 Lynch, Marie - 38, 106, 130, 144, 149 Majoris, Tracy — 38, 119 Marshall, James - 38, 91, 92, 123 Matas, Karen — 148 Matsko, Paul - 38,92,108,124,134 Mcllwain, Kimberly — 38, 132 McQuillan, Pat - 38, 72, 103 Merritts, Diane — 38, 126 Miller, Michael - 38, 103, 105, 144 Molchany, Edward — 38 Morder, Dennis — 38, 96 Moskall, Robyn — 38, 144 Moyer, David - 38,95,97,123,128, 129, 140 Nash, Keith - 38, 105, 119, 144 Nicholson, Tonia — 38 Orr, James — 38, 103, 119, 148 Oswald, Mary — 38, 126 Papinchak, Timothy — 38, 104, 105 Paratore, Brian — 39, 105, 123, 128 Patrick, Ronald — 39, 119,128, 132, 144 Patton, Nicholas — 39, 72, 108 Pavich, Rudolph — 39, 72 Penrod, Carole — 39, 119 Penrod, John — 39, 119, 142, 144, 145, 146, 148 Piro, Thomas — 39, 103, 131 Pudliner, Betsy - 39, 99, 100, 110, 127, 132, 145 Rainey, Brian — 39, 72, 95, 97 Reinhold, Rebecca — 39, 119 Ritchey, Paul - 39, 70, 105, 119 Robinson, Eric — 39 Romanow, Nancy — 39,77,110,130, 141, 142, 144, 149 Rosage, Annette — 39, 119 Rovder, Karen - 39, 86, 119, 127, 128, 136, 141, 144 Rowe, Chris — 39, 136, 142 Rummel, Gregory — 39, 105, 119 Scaletta, Kimberly — 39 Schechter, Aaron — 39, 128 Schrock, Andrew — 39 Schulker, Tracy — 39, 149 Schweitzer, Matthew — 39, 11, 131 Seitz, Rodney — 39, 72, 77 Sewak, Karen — 39, 86, 90,106, 119 Sherbine, Mark — 39, 72, 96 Simanski, Timothy — 39,72,96,105, 131 Singel, Amy — 39,127,128,130,144 Smith, Kevin — 39, 119, 146 Smith, Roberta — 39, 86, 90, 144 Smoyer, Susan — 149 Snavely, Douglas — 40 Steeg, Ruth - 40, 77, 106, 144 Steeves, Mark — 40, 72, 103, 108 Stefanik, Tina — 38, 40, 119, 138 Stevenson, John — 40 Stiles, David — 40, 140 Sturtz, Donna — 40, 129 Swab, Michael — 40, 70 Swanson, Khristin — 40, 110, 130, 141, 144 Swedler, David — 40, 72, 96, 124, 134 Terek, Robin — 40 Thiele, Todd — 84, 91 Tomayko, Victoria — 40, 128 Tony, Kimberly — 38, 130, 138 Urban, Matthew — 40 Vergone, Loretta — 100 Verrone, Tracy — 40, 77, 110 Walker, Mary - 40, 82, 106, 118, 119, 132, 136, 144 Wallace, Brendan — 103, 146, 148 Weir, John — 40, 70, 123, 128, 148 Wertz, Emily — 119, 149, 145 Wetzel, Michael — 40, 103, 131 Williams, David — 40, 72, 92, 108, 124, 133. 134, 142, 144 Wisor, Alice - 40,71,119, 127,130, 142 Wood, Keith - 40, 92, 108 Wyland, Gregg — 40, 105, 118,119, 132 Yernaux, Joseph — 40, 72, 119, 131 Zelenski, John — 40, 123 Zettek, Paul — 128 Zoppa, Robert — 119, 145 SENIOR INDEX Azar, Mitchell — 17, 122, 124 Bailey, Jennifer - 17, 122, 127, 129, 148 Baker, Karen — 17, 119, 133 Balicki, William — 17, 131 Balog, Scott - 17, 72, 105 Barcelos, Robert — 17, 108 Barnhart, Wesley — 17, 70, 93, 123 Bartle, Susan - 17,82,122,124,130, 144 Bassel, Elizabeth — 17,119,128,132, 145, 148 Bastaja, Lori — 17, 82,122, 127,130, 148 Baywood, William — 17 Benshoff, Harry — 17,122,126, 142 Berney, William — 18, 105,119,124 Bevin, Alicia - 18, 38,106,119,134, 138, 142 Black, Charles — 18 Bonk, Donald — 18, 129, 136 Boylan, Debbie — 18 Brownlee, Scott — 18, 11, 148 Budash, Timothy — 18, 96,123,136, 144 Bunn, Laura - 18, 82,119,133,134, 148 Burns, Margaret — 18,106,119,122, 124, 132, 134, 142 Butler, John — 18 Byrne, Colleen - 18, 77, 122, 127, 130, 141, 142, 144, 148 Calderon, Francis — 18, 124 Campbell, Kyle — 19 Camut, Christopher — 19, 70, 72, 105, 124, 144 Camut, Theodore — 19, 132 Capp, Beth - 19, 122 Carnell, Harriet — 19, 126 Casale, Matthew — 19 Ceh, David - 19, 122, 142 Chabon, Michael — 19, 72, 96 Chidester, Laurie — 20,82,110,119, 122, 146, 148 Christman, Gregg — 20 Coco, Marise — 20, 119, 130, 141, 145, 148 Cohn, Jacob, — 20, 119, 122, 123, 126, 128, 142, 144 Cornell, David — 20, 77 Craft, James — 20, 119 Cramer, David — 20, 72 Criswell, Marian — 20, 119, 126 Cunningham, Marcus — 21, 105, 128, 134 Davies, Ronald — 21, 119 Davis, Kathy - 21, 82, 122,134, 144 Dewar, Dorinda — 21, 71, 82, 106, 119, 122, 132, 134, 142, 119 Dezelon, Richard — 21, 72, 95, 111, 122, 123, 124, 126, 128, 142, 97 Donley, Susan — 21, 99, 119, 122, 128, 144 Duncan, Jeanne — 21, 82, 122, 127 Duray, Kathy - 21, 122, 127, 130, 148 Eash, Douglas — 21, 123, 126, 140, 144 Estadt, Robert — 21 Fattman, George — 21, 122, 123, 124, 128 Figge, Nicholas — 21, 119, 131 Folsom Stacey — 22, 86, 119, 128, 132, 144 Fornwalt, Bill — 22 Fregley, Douglas — 22, 144 Furlong, James — 22, 140, 142, 144, 145, 146, 148 Galliker, Linda — 22, 71, 119, 122, 134 Galloway, Troy — 22, 136 Gearhart, Natalie — 22 Ghantous, Albert — 22, 105, 144 Gilles, Diane — 22, 110, 126 Gillin, Susan — 22, 38,126,133, 138 Goettlicher, John — 22 Good, David — 22, 70, 77, 105, 119, 124 Green, Donna — 23, 126 Green, Mary - 23, 119, 122, 133 Gregg, Edward — 23, 72, 134 Groves, Bruce — 23,72,92,108,132 Gvozden, Jeancine — 23, 132, 140 Hall, Jean - 23, 119, 122, 127, 130, 142, 144, 148 Hartnett, Kelly — 23, 119 Heckert, John — 23, 72 Heffner, Karen — 23, 130, 142, 144, 149 Henry, John - 23, 96, 122 Herdman, Debra - 23,126,142,145 Horn, Bill - 23 Hughes, Kirk - 24,72,105,119,122, 124, 133, 142, 144 Johnson, Doug — 24, 105, 126 Joy, Susan — 24, 82, 119, 122, 132 Kaites, John - 24, 38, 119, 138, 140 Karam, Adele — 24, 119 Karam, George — 24 Kittka, Joseph — 24, 108 Kohler, Lydia — 24, 86, 99, 132, 144 Kolesar, Betty — 25, 122, 127, 130, 141 Koontz, Laurel — 25, 106, 126 Koop, Beth — 25,119,127,140,144, 145, 148 Kopera, Michele — 25,119,136,140 Kreiger, Scott — 25, 93, 122 Krizner, Thomas — 25, 72 Lehman, Brian — 25, 126, 127 Limb, Christine — 25, 106, 119, 128, 145, 146, 148 Litterine, Michael — 25, 72, 108 Livingston, William 25, 134 Lloyd, Jeffrey — 25 Lynch, Thomas — 25, 96, 144 Mardis, Scott — 26, 72, 108 Marra, Stephanie — 26, 124, 128, 129, 142, 144 Maser, Leslie — 26, 136 McLoota, Chris — 26, 38, 108, 134, 138 Merritts, Susan — 26, 149 Miller, Kevin - 26, 70, 72, 105 Mishler, Karen — 26 Mitchell, Paul — 26, 108, 133, 142, 144 Mitchell, Paula — 26, 127, 132 Moore, Richard - 26,119,122,132, 144, 145, 148 Morder, Tami 26, 99 Mulkey, Fred — 27,72, 96,108,122, 124, 134 Napolitan, Richard — 27, 122, 142, 144, 145, 148 Negrey, Jeff — 27 Neuhoff, Beth — 27, 119, 133, 134, 136 Nido, Michael — 27 Oswald, James — 27 Partsch, Michael — 27, 108, 119 Patrick, John — 27, 84 Platt, Charles — 28, 72 Price, Charles — 28 Price, Sherry — 28 Prothero, Jennifer — 28, 118, 119, 122, 142 Reavel, Jeanne — 28, 122, 132, 136, 144 Reddecliff, Carole — 28, 71, 106, 119, 144 Reesman, James — 28,119,136,146, 148 Reitz, Daniel — 28,72,118,119,122, 124 Reznak, Karen — 29, 122, 127, 132, 141, 145, 146, 148 Ritter, Rhomes — 29, 105, 122, 124, 142 Roberts, Jami — 29, 119 Romanow, Sally — 29, 77, 132, 141, 142, 144, 148 Rovder, Linda — 29, 122, 129, 134, 142, 144, 148 Salem, Barbara — 29, 86, 99, 118, 119, 122, 133, 110 Salem, Randall — 29, 105 Salisbury, Kuuipo — 29, 119, 140 Scaletta — Michelle — 29 Sepety, Suzanne — 29, 122 Shahade, Anna — 29, 86, 119 Shorto, Scott — 29 Sigg, David — 30 Smeal, Brian — 30, 122, 124, 142 Smith, Paul — 30, 92, 146, 148 Stept, Sheldon — 30, 122, 127, 145, 146, 148 Stevens, Kim — 30 Stutzman, Beth — 30,119,127, 141, 145, 146, 147 Stouffer, Salome — 30,119,126,130, 141, 145, 148 Suppes, Andrew — 30, 119, 144 Sutherland, Wayne — 30 Tanase, Karen — 30, 86, 118, 119, 133, 136 Teris, Matthew — 30, 119 Thompson, Susan — 30 Torchia, Theresa — 31, 119 Torp, Cynthia — 31, 110, 119, 130 Torp, Rodney — 31, 119, 130 Trevenen, David — 31, 111, 119, 132, 142, 144 Trotz, Christine — 31,106,119,130, 149 Tschachler, David — 31, 92 Varner, Ricky — 31, 148 Warren, Joe — 31,119,127,142,144 Wesner, Laurance — 33 Whelan, Jay — 31 Widmann, Patricia — 31, 119, 140 Widrig, Jan — 31, 126 Wise, Paul - 31, 77, 105 Woodnorth, David — 32 Workosky, Mary — 32,122,130,144, 147 Wyland, Scott — 32, 136 Yerger, David — 32, 84, 92 Young, Thomas — 32 Zdravecky, George — 32, 124, 134 Zelenski, Melanie — 32, 77, 106, 129, 134, 140, 148 Departments Dr. Estadt — 56 Dr. Toccafondi — 56 School Board — 56 Dr. Strange — 57 Mr. Voder — 57 Secretaries — 58 Guidance — 58 School Nurse — 59 Librarian — 59 Gym and Health — 60 Safety Education — 60 Social Studies — 61 Business — 61 Foreign Language — 62 English Dept. — 62 Math Dept. — 63 Science Dept. — 63 Practical Arts — 64 Fine Arts — 65 y