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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

— 2 i§ cf)olarsi p.15 Peasants p.29 (Steals p.49 §utl £( p.97 HorbS Haines p.143 This was by far no ordinary kingdom; it abounded with wild- life, beautiful vegitation, and unique and loyal subjects........... 5 King Gary sat with his court of the round table. Said he, “The Kingdom is beset with dark clouds and the subjects are worried about inflation. We have not enough wood to burn and tomorrow may be worse.” The king’s most trust- ed friend, the Duke of Toccafondi responded, “King Gary, though the sky is grey, we can make the sun shine again. We can and we will!” Sir Robert declared, “We have on the hill of Westmont an old and crumbling castle, it is something that has lasted for many years and will last forever. We can rebuild it. It is something that will give our subjects hope. It will lead us into a new world which will give our children and our children’s children a sense of purpose.” The king rose to his feet and said, “Sir Robert, I have an idea. We will rebuild it and put Princess Carol and Prince Jack in charge. So be it!” Superintendent: Dr. Gary J. Estadt Curriculum Director: Dr. Primo V. Toccafondi Unigfjts; of tfje ounb {Cable Htng arp Duke of fEoccafonbi School Board Row 1: Mr. W. Jones (non-member), Mr. T. Wiegman. Mr. J. Meredith (V. Pres.) Mr. R. Shoup, Dr. G. Salem. Row 2: Mr. A. Molinski Mr. F. Sutton, Mr. R. Bricrton (Solicitor), Mr. R. Callahan. Dr. J. Verger. Absent from picture: Dr. R. Swanson. Princess Carol Prince Sacfe Principal: Dr. Carol M. Strange Ass’t Principal: Mr. Jack Yoder As the months crept slowly but silently by, and the sum- mer turned to fall. Princess Carol and Prince Jack set about on their mission. The Prince and Princess assembled an impressive array of scholars. 17 Financial Director: Mr. G. Anthony, $ribj Council These scholars came from far out lands and brought with them many diverse and wonderful talents. There were craftsman, wizards and masters of cookery, to name a few. Year after year these scholars would lead and train many subjects. Like the subjects, each scholar was an individual and proved to be very resourceful. Each scholar planned each day with care and together they made the greatest staff of scholars ever assembled in one kingdom. Guidance Counselors: Mr. P. Matsko, Mr. M. Karolchik. deeper of oj ol jfflonies Jttarquts: of Clapcomti Athletic Director: Mr. P. Claycomb Jfleliietjal Htterature anti Grammar English: Ron 1: Ms. C. Adams, Mrs. M. Sheridan, Ms. M. Kolar, Mr. R. Puhala. Row 2: Mr. F. McLoota, Mrs. J. Hawke, Ms. D. Chuba, Mrs. J. Kushnir. On the count of three ATTACK!!!!!!!!! JWetnebal Culture Social Studies: Mr. W. Good, Mr. J. Cartwright, Mr. E. Mostoller, Ms. L. Schofield, Mr. P. Claycomb, Mr. F. Pompanella, Mr. M. Rudnac. 20 iWebietial Jilatfjematittansi Math: Mr. W. Fox, Mr. B. Kaufman, Ms. P. Bahneman, Mr. W. Grubb. Mr. G. Anthony, Mr. S. Hunter. formers anb OTtjarbS Science: L to R: Mr. A. Paone. Mr. T. Moore, Mr. M. Lantz. Mr. D. Fink, Mr. A. Swedlcr, Ms. D. Lcibfrcid. 22 Translators of Jforeign fttngboms Language: Mrs. B Finney, Mrs B. Workosky, Mrs. A. Porter. 3T raining 4T f JWercbants Business: Mr. G. Pcschock, Mr. F. McLoota. Ms. T. Wilson. Passion for Uatue — draining of DriOerO Health and Dance: Mrs. J. Pudliner, Ms. Tammy Jo Corle, (Student Teacher). Safety Education: Mr. W. Burket. He ames Special Subjects Physical Education: Mr. J. Balogh. Mr. M. Matsko. Special Education: Mr. J. Makosky. Artisan of tfje ingl om Fine Arts: Mr. P. Payne. Mrs. C. Goerlich, Mr. T. Fleming. Cooks Seamstresses JWebiebal JHutlbers Industrial Arts: Mr. G. Bolton, Mr. R. Shaffer. 25 Home Ec: Mrs. R. Zdravecky. Absent from Picture: Mrs. K. Haynal. opal Betorbers Nurse: Mrs. P. Bcrkcy. Librarian: Mr. T. Lochcr. Secretaries: Mrs. M. Barnhart. Mrs. B O’Conner, Mrs. J. Toth, Mrs. P. Lctizia. Utngbom’s Special (Sts i cJjolars; at ork ant) $lap 27 The serfs were ihe lowest caste in the kingdom, yet they were diligent in everything they did. Some serfs were outstanding in following the instructions of the scholars, and they were recognized for it. Throughout many long hard days of labor and nights of preparing themselves for the challenges to come, the serfs were guided by the scholars. The scholars were like candles in the vast dark- ness of the training that each serf would endure. They followed the scholars’ instructions and learned. The serfs were yet young in their knowledge of the ways of the kingdom, but in time they would increase their skills and someday be part of the elite group known as the knights of Westmont. Row 1: M. Csarak. M. Boyer Row 2: Mr. Rudnac. A. DcWaters. B Buchan. H. Callihan. K. Davis. B. Custer. T. Connor. L. to R.: K. Bildger. S. Allen. J. Bertocchi. R. Azer. K. Batzel, S. Burnheimer, C. Bryan Row 1: M. Batcy, H. Callihan. Row 2: K. Bildger. R. Burkhart. M. Antcmann. Row 1: J. Buser. C. Cassanese, B. Buchan Row 2: D. Black. K. Row 1: S. Bailey. B. Diamond. Row 2: S. Berkcbile, R. Alwine. R. Bunn. A Ankeny. K. Babik. Calderon. 30 Row 1: T. Foster, H. Eckstein. S. Feloso. Row 2: M. Freeman, K. Fritz. Row 3: C. George. D. Geiser, J. Gettys. Row 1: J. Heider. Row 2: F. Herdman, J. Hclbling, J. Fleck. A. Ham, S. Eikey, B. Dorian. Row 1: N. Gardill, D. Grech. M. Henry. Row 2: J. Gillin. D. Dunlop, D. Heinze. Row 3: H. Eatman, C. Green. Row 4: B. Goughnour, C. Gritzcr Row 3: B. Gilliland. Row 1: Mrs. Pudliner, M. Glass, B. Gchlman, C. Gardner, Row 2: S. Griffith, R. Folta, J. Gleason, M. Gladis. R® r Sure L. to R.: S. Kasuba, K. Hoffman, L. Landry, R. Jones, M. McCann, D. Lee, M. Larnick. Row 1: W. Hoover, H. Kelley, J. Karashin. R. Hewitt Row 2: M. Lynch. M. Lake, D. Kasuba. W. Longsingcr. J. MaeMurdo, M. Keiser, M. Hoover, R. MeBee. Row 1: S. Koontz Row 2: M. Page, E. Robinson. W. Nesmith, S. Klingens- mith, C. Kerin. Row 1: R. Khanna. M. Keller. Row 2: D. Lewis. W. Hoffman, C. Koeck. Row 3: K. Kohler. M. Juhas, M. Leonard, K. Klcinmcycr. Row I: C. Marlcy, D. McMillan. J. Moskal. Row 2: R Renfrew. J. Miller. K. Pipan. V. Nido. Row 1: A. Mead. E. Millindcr. R. Negrey. E. Minahan. Row 2: E. Robinson. N. Pekich, Mr. Mostollcr. Row I: T. Masciantonio. E. Millindcr. C. Marhefka, M. Mauro. Row 2: J. Mathias, E. Meckley, D. Riddle. Row 1: T. Richards. C. Pavlosky. Row 2: W. Rea. M. Patterson. R Rovansek. M. Oresko. Row 3: M. Page. S. Rager. W. Nesmith. 33 Ron 1: J. Schaefer, J. Stumpo. Row 2: T. Shaffer, K. Sigmund, K. Trebel Row 3: M. Sanna, K. Smeal, K. Sanders. Row I: R. Toth, S. Williams, L. Wilson. Row 2: T. Vore, E. Trofino. L to R: E. Sender, D. Spangler, R. Verma, J. Strittmattcr. J. Young, Ms. Kolar. L. to R. K. Rude!, O. Wallace. J. Whelan. A. Toth. M. Wrobleski. Row 1: K. Trebel, K. Wallace, C. Simanski, A. Swanson. Row 2: C. Witko, J. Tarsovich, M. Staib, J. Wcsner. Row 1: G. Batzel, K. Babik, L. Berney, B. Barron. Row 2: L. Aikey, B. Balog, J. Becker, B. Anderson, L. Io R: G. Boratko, C. Buncich. B. Brazill, A. Burke, T. Bukovich, S. Bosserman, G. Bosserman. M. Budash, P. Bunn. S. Bluett. D. Bloom. L to R: L. Blackburn, B. Blackington, T. Clark. Row 1: B. Byrne, S. Caldon. S. Clifton Row 2: J. Clare. K. Campbell. K. Burnheimer, J. Camut. Row 1: L to R: M. Gardill, K. Eckstein. Row 2: M. Eppoiito, K. Foster, T. Gaborek. C. Fritz. L to R: S. Fattman. L. Croceo, K. Freddes, Mr. Good, L. Dewar, C. Davis, L. Ed. L to R: D. Curtis, L. Dietrich, C. Custer, T. Criswell. L to R: J. Elston, L. Donahue. J. Dunn, G. Dobrick, C. Erisman. L to R: C. Ferguson, C. Figge, K. France, J. Evans, J. Folsom. L to R: N. Geisel, S. Gcgan, G. Grech, D. Hamaty, J. Goldblatt. Ron I: D. Green, J. Heinrich. C. Havas.. Row 2: J. Hess, T. Holtz. J. Glosser, T. Kcttlcr. K. Henry. Row 1: K. Krisay. C. Kcpplcr, Row 2: M. King. G. Komara. L. Kish, D. Kenney. L. to R.: B. Goughnour, J. Hornick, F. Henry, Mrs. Porter. Row 1: D. Huston, B. Irvin. K. Hughes. Row 2: K. Kcipcr, S. Keefer. A. Intihar. P. Koeck. M. Hrin. 37 L. to R.: D. Marlcy, M. McQuillan. M. Mcrritts, B. Reddecliff, T. Reese. Row 1: G. Platt, B. Miller, E. Moskal. Row 2: M. McGrath, F. Nics, L. Phillips. Mrs. Sheridan, E. Reese. Row I: R. Roth. Row 2: S. Ritchey, T. Majoris, L. Margolis, F. Marhcfka. L. to R.: K. Lcffler, V. Lucas, K. Rovansek, C. Kurtz, M. Leitenberger. Row I: N. Pejack, D. Rush. S. Minahan. Row 2: C. Majercsik, P Ostrich, J. Marhcfka. 38 Row 1: D Tomak. B. Walters, T. Toccafondi. Row 2: D. Scwak, K. Zolbc, D. Trcbcl. B. Stutzman. M. Wheeling. Mrs. Finney. Row 3: S. Sherer, R. Shostck. S. Sabo. K. Salisbury. J9 Out to pasture L. to R.: B. Custer, L. Chianese, M. Chrismer, V. Camut. G. Boltz L. to R.: M. Blasko, C. Christner, W. Cardiff. D. Borsuk. J. Baker. Row 1: C. Aikey, G. Boring. M Distefano, W. Black, Row 2: D. Berkley. Mr. Puhala. G. Clemenson. A. Carroll. 40 FRONT to BACK: M Giles, V. Gillin, L. Galasso, H. Frank. P. Haines. M. Hamel, R Haupt, R. Fleck Row I: C. Frick, B. Ewald. B Henry, M. Hamel. Row 2: N. Hammond. S. Estadt. S. Green. L. to R.: Mr. Pcschock. S. Grgurcvich. L. Fattman, J. Gardill. L. Eatman, Row 1: J Hall. T Goldman. C. Goldblatt Row 2: B Hayduk. M. Row 1: E. Flynn. J. Evans. Row 2: M Driscoll, B. Gehlman, I Ehrlich, G. Harrison. D. Giel. R. Grimes. Engel. M. Fisher, G. Giles. 41 I- to R.: A. Kelly, W. Lcckey, D. Hershberger. K. Leitenberger, A. Ireland. Row 1: E. McGrath, S. Mardis, C. Maldet. P. Kot, S. Henry. Row 2: S. McDonald, D. Marovich, R. Merritts. L. to R.: G. Lloyd, B. Kurtz. K. Krisay, T. Holtz, E. Henry, M. Herdman. 98, 99, 100!!!! What a man. Row 1: B. Miller, J. Lynch. V. Kolcsar, L. Lovette, L. Johns. Mrs. Kushnir. Row 2: J. Marhefka. C. Miller, T. Lehman, S. Martin. Row 1: K. Miller. Row 2: M. Rodriguez-Cayro, J. Porter, G. Mulkey, S. L. to R.: K. Orr, K. Penrod, M. Rodriguez-Cayro, E. Nelson, J. Ozog Nesmith. N. Penrod. Row 1: T. Purich, S. Pyshnik, D. Rosage. Row 2: W. Paul, S. Rovansek. J. Pullin, S. Pierson, C. Pejack, K. Rummcl. Row 1: T. Pizzillo, T. Querry. Row 2: Mr. M. Lantz, B. Prebe- halla, V. Roberts. K. Rick, L. Moran, D. Partsch. Row 1: J. Schultz, M. Weir, V. Thompson. L. Wise. Row 2: Mr. Fox. L. Valosik. P. Walker, M. Sherbine. Row 1: S. Walters, L. Todorich, P. Tarsovich. Row 2: T. Yoder. R. Stcphey, A. Weimer. Row 3: K. Tice. B. Shaffer. T. Sigmund. 44 After a while, the subjects became bored. They yearned for some excitement, so the Prince and Princess summoned the Marquis of Claycomb, who brought with him the old book-a book in which the rules of ORDEALS were written. It was determined that, according to the old book, all the people of Westmont would challenge the subjects of the neighboring . kingdoms. Each ordeal would consist of an affair of honor. B Each contestant would be judged according to the rules C written of tradition, propriety, courage, and sacrifice. Many brave knights and maidens put themselves in the arenas DM against other competitors of neighboring kingdoms. The or- JiMr deals began on a warm autumn day and continued through JR. the snows of winter. As the year progressed, the subjects HM became stronger and more competitive. Although the maid- ens and knights who fought these ordeals were courageous, fearless, and strong, they didn't always win. The ordeals united the kingdom and gave them a sense of spirit known as Hilltop Pride. The ordeals ended on a cool day the following k? spring- 49 ♦ ♦ 0 (girls 3£alfe C ff Coiirt Mt 7-3 Senior members of the team: Front: A. Glosser, T. Thiele, K. Lewis. Back: W. Rovansck. Open your eyes Amy!!! 50 Ron 1: W. Rovansek, M. Calderon, T. Toccafondi. Row 2: A. Burke, K. France, M. Esserman, A. DeWaters, K. Lewis. Row 3: Coach: Mrs. Minchau, J. Nido, D. Curtis. A. Glosser. T. Thiele, C. Figge. KILL NET!! This years tennis team had a skillful season with a record of 7 wins, 3 losses. The losses went to Bishop McCort in two dueling 4-3 matches, and also to Indiana. Playing at no. 1 was senior Amy Glosser. At a comfort- able no. 2 position was Wendy Rovansek, at no. 3 was Marlene Calderon, and at no. 4 was Deanne Curtis. Going to District singles were Amy Glosser and Marlene Calderon. At the no. 1 doubles team was the senior team of Glosser-Rovansek, and at no. 2 doubles was the soph- omore team of Curtis-Figge. Both of these teams went to Altoona for Districts where Glosser-Rovansek advanced to the quarterfinals but were defeated by Indiana. Although the team went into a late season with 2 match- es postponed due to rain, they stayed strong in the cold weather to defeat Somerset. Thanks to coach Sue Min- chau, the girls had a truely unforgettable season. 51 @blf ®eam $laps ®b I ©ber Left to right: Coach: W. Burket, M. Povich, J. Dunn, D. Picking, J. Wicgman, M. Esserman, R. Lcppcrt. Wiggy's chin is in here somewhere! This year’s golf team went undefeated in regular season play and won the Inter-County Championship. The team suffered its only defeat in the Dr. George F. Wheeling Invitational finishing fourth. During the regular season, Westmont defeated the three teams that upset them in the Wheeling. These teams were Indiana, Bishop Carroll, and Central Cambria, who, finished respectively ahead of them. “Burket’s Bombers” also won sectionals and districts. The top five players participated in the Tri-State Rough Rider tournament in Kent, Ohio during the middle of the season. Robbie Leppert finished an impressive fourth. Jeff Wiegman, John Dunn, Dan Picking, Robbie Leppert, and Mark Povich qualified for district 6 championships. Lep- pert and Picking advanced to state competition, where they finished 18th and 36th respectively. 53 9tf) 0rabe i§ ltp£ ,Cb 2-4 Row 1: J. Whelan. E. Sender. R. Verma, D. Kasuba. C. Green, J. Helbling, M. Gladis, J Gettys. M. Staib. Row 2: R. Folta, T. Vore. D. McMillan. C. Marley, M. Lake, J. Fleck. J. Heider. R Renfrew. D. Pyshnik, Row 3: S. Allen, J. Moskal. W. Rea. R. Bunn, J. Stumpo. C. Kerin, S. Griffith. J. Buscr. R Rodriqucz- Cayro. Row 4: Coach: D. Benford. Coach: B. Arnold. Equip. Mgr: S. Hillard. Manager: T. Ozog. I'll Get You. Yet!! The 9th Grade Football Season was disappointing from a win-loss standpoint. They were able to score 94 points of- fensively, but 134 points were scored against them defen- sively. One reason for the bad Season was the small turnout of boys. The bright spot of the team was Courtney Marley, who was the leading scorer. The 9th Grade Football team ended the season with 2 wins and 4 losses. 54 Wall Crumbles irbiinb 3.V. 6-3 Heabesi ftoSm Jfbr Smprobement Westmont Football logged a successful season, going 6- 3 against some of the area’s toughest gridders. They start- ed out the season with a close 8-2 win over Penn Cambria by mounting one of the best goal line stands in the final seconds ever. They then moved on to their old nemesis Richland who they beat handily 26-0, thus getting revenge for last season’s only regular season loss. At 2-0 they rolled into Ligonier stadium and were handed an upsetting loss 29-0. Keying up for their biggest game of the season against the perenially tough team of Forest Hills, they lost 16-2, but not without putting a scare in Forest Hills in a closer-than-the-score-shows game. Rebounding off these losses, the next week they trounced Conemaugh Township 22-0. Traveling to Ebensburg, they won a tough physical contest with Central Cambria 10-6, getting their first and only field goal of the season. Back on the winning track, they annihilated the Windber Ramblers 48-0 for their third shut-out. The following week they lost a close game with Somerset 6-0. Finishing out the season with an away game at Bedford, they shot down the Bisons 41-19, there- by ending another tough and successful season. This was our football team’s third successive winning season, prov- ing once again that Westmont Hilltop is a school to be reckoned with. Row 1: Ass’t Coach: J. Hoover, Ass’t Coach: A. Swedler. Row 2: Trainer and F.quip. Manager: M. Lantz, Head Coach: P. Sherlock, First Ass’t Coach: P. DeMarco. 56 Row 1: K. Campbell, R. Grimes, K. Kindya, T. Purich, S. Pyshnik, J. Bingler Row 2: P. Ostrich. J Bailey, J. O og, M Lcitcnbcrgcr, R. Glass. G. Boltz, N. Gciscl Row 3: S. Molchany. D. Trcbcl, T. Urban. S. Kulback, B. Miller, C. Frick Row 4: R. Cook. A. Intihar, J. Camut. J. Bulas, L. Croceo, D. Marley. D. Reesman Row 5: G. Lambrinos, J. Folsom. P. Sherlock. A. Thomas, D. Partsch, C. Phillips Row 6: B. Ewald, A. Wilson, R. Fleck, G. Boring, T. Yoder, J. Walko, M. McGrath, Absent: J. Becker, S. McDonald, G. Clemenson, M McQuillan. T. Qucrry. X-Cbtintrp Returns Wiib 2-4 Row 1: M. Larnick, D. Lee, D. Vore, J. Elston, M. McCann. Row 2: T. Lehman, S. Koontz, R. Lee, C. Eckstein, M. Hess. Senior Menbers of the Team: S. Koontz. R. Lee, C. Eckstein. Westmont was represented by a boys’ cross country team for the first time since 1977. Thanks to the organiz- ing efforts of Robby Lee, Dave Lee, and Craig Eckstein, the team began practicing two weeks prior to it's first meet. The runners were coached by Mike Harchick, a former Saint Vincent College runner. Dana Vore trained with the boy’s team, and ran all of the meets as an inde- pendent in the girl’s races. The team didn’t have an out- standing record, but personal goals were achieved throughout the season. The striders ran in three double-dual meets, and com- peted in several large meets. The first large race was the Western Central All Conference Meet, held at U.P.J. Westmont placed 7th at this meet, but it didn’t count due to a forgotten registration fee. Craig Eckstein was 24th and Tim Lehman was 31st out of over 100 competitors. Dana Vore placed 3rd among the girls, qualifying for a trophy. The next large meet on the schedule was the U.P.J. Invitational Meet, where Westy ended up in 7th place. Craig Eckstein crossed the line in 12th, while John Elston was 24th in the AA class. There were 105 runners in the race. Dana Vore placed 5th in the girl’s division. The team’s final race was the District 6 Championship, held at State College. Westmont managed an 8th place finish. Craig Eckstein placed 35th in the AA class and was followed by Tim Lehman in 42nd. Dana Vore placed 15th among 63 girls in the AA class. 59 s Reason rbgtesssesf (girls Jfmprobe 60 Even though the record of the freshman team was 4 wins and 6 losses, it was marked as a successful season because of the improvement shown as the season progressed. The first half record was 1 win and 4 losses; the second half of the season improved to 3 wins and 2 losses. The team’s speciality was their ability to play defense. Karen Pipan and Karen Kohler excelled at this aspect of the game. Three guards who greatly improved their skills were Nicole Gardill, Beverly Goughnour, and Tammy Smith. Two other members of the team, Karen Davis and Carol Pavlosky, did not earn letters, but worked hard to help the team. Rebounding was contributed by Christine Gritzer and Kristen Fritz. The shooter, who provided most of the scor- ing, was Tracy Foster. There were two outstanding games. The first was against Ferndale in the second half of the season. This was the game the girls proved to themselves that they were a good team. They easily defeated Ferndale after having lost to them earlier in the season. The last game of the season was also memorable because, even though they lost, it was a close contest against a team that ended the season undefeated. Bamsielsi 3n ©istrrsifi Wii'LL fix YOUR Sitting: T Bukovich. D. Tomak, S. Gcgan. Kneeling: L. Dietrich. C. Ferguson. Standing: Coach: Ms. D. Kelly, P. Barber. C. Bartosik, Score Keeper: S. Kendcra. 61 TV n VanSitp ©asi Winning Crufiabt The ’82-’83 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team has to be remembered as a team with tremendous desire, endur- ance, and fortitude. The success of this season can be measured in wins - 16 (the most ever by the girls’ basket- ball team) and the 3rd place finish in District VI, (the first time the girls’ basketball team will compete in the statewide basketball playoffs). The team was led by three seniors, Kelly Dorian, Caro- lyn Barber, and Patty Carnell. Kelly Dorian, captain and floor leader, received the Honorable Mention “Central Western League All Star”, was named to the ‘82’ Fern- dale Lions all tournament team and the ‘82’ Crusher Classic all tournament team. Carolyn Barber, the team leader in rebounding, also received the Honorable Men- tion “Central Western League All Star” and was also named to the ‘82’ Ferndale Lions all tournament team. The third starting senior was Patty Carnell. Her contribu- tion can not be measured in statistics but by her constant, hard, unselfish play which was a standard for her perfor- mance. Three outstanding underclassmen were Tina Holtz, Lisa Galasso, and Trish Barber. Tina Holtz, the second leading scorer and rebounder, was named to the “Central Western League All Star Team.” Lisa Galasso, a classy guard, has scored 560 points in two years and was named to the “Central Western League All Star Team.” The only sophomore letter winner, Trish Barber, started the last seven games of the season to provide a nucleus for an outstanding basketball team next season. 62 Sitting: P. Barber, T. Bukovich, D. Tomak, C. Ferguson. Standing: L. Galasso, P. Carnell, C. Barber, T. Holtz, K. Dorian, Mr. T. Locher. 63 i§ ir Hants’s Hot Varsity: Front: K. Campbell, T. Purich, S. Pyshnik, C. Frick, D. Stramanak, D. Brown. L. Blackburn. Standing: Coach: Mr. M. Lantz, R. Fleck, R Glass. A. Thomas. L. Croceo, T. Voder, R. Cook, Coach: Mr. J. Conway. Absent from picture: Ass’t Coach: Mr. C. Davis, J. Marhefka, A. Wilson. Toro, Toro Position 69 in the manual. The 1982-1983 Varsity Wrestling team ended their out- standing season with a 11-2 record. Westmont beat out Bedford, Central Cambria, Somerset, Conemaugh Town- ship, and ten other teams to finish first in the Inter-County Conference. The team made Westmont history by finishing ninth in the state in the Class AA. Westmont traveled to Clemson, South Carolina for the “Tiger Eight” Tournament. The grapplers took first by finishing over the 1 and 2 teams from Florida and South Carolina and the 1 team from Georgia. Nine wrestlers qualified for the District VI champion- ship. They were Seniors: Tim Yoder, Aric Wilson, Rich Glass, Juniors: Bob Fleck, Alvin Thomas, Todd Purich, Jeff Lynch, Scott Pyshnik, and Sophomore Lou Crocco. Bob Fleck, Lou Crocco, and Todd Purich advanced to the Northwest Regional Championships. Lou Crocco made it to the quarter final round before he lost to the regional champion and then was eliminated by the third place finish- er at Regionals. Next year looks very promising with the return of the talented Juniors and the Sophomores joined by the mem- bers of the ninth grade Wrestling team. 65 Ct)e Jfaitijtul Jfootmen Junior Varsity: Front: B. Miller, J. Lynch, J. Hornick, R. Shostek, D. Stramanak. Standing: Coach: Mr. M. Lantz, J. Evans, E. Henry, P. Walker. J.V. Coach: Mr. J. Conway. Jfootmen in draining 9lh Grade Wrestling Row 1: N. Purich, D. McMillan, J. Helbling, K. Hughes, T. Vorc. J. Davis. Row 2: P. Knupp, M. Antonik, P. Griffin, R. Folta, G. Brown, J. Miller. Row 3: Coach: P. Richards, E. Test, J. Fleck, J. Wheian, R. Bunn, J. Gettys, Ass't Coach: D. Prestipino. Do you wanna dance? The final dual meet record for the Jr. High grapplers this season was 7-1. The season was considered quite successful in that half of the team was made up of seventh graders. The team also won the 24-team Herald Dispatch Tourney in West Virginia. This tournament was the largest of its kind in the country. The individuals who have excelled throughout the season and won Mt. Conference Championships are ninth graders: Dave McMillan, Jim Fleck, Jeff Helbling, and team cap- tain, Todd Vore. We had two dominate seventh graders and Mt. Conference Champions in Kory Hughes and Mark Antonik. Coaches Pete Richards and Dave Prestipino would like to congratulate their wrestlers and wish them continued suc- cess in the years ahead. Eebtbal of a TOinning fCraiittion Left to Right: M. Workosky, D. Stouffer, T. Bukovich, G. Boring, C. Hornick, T. Sigmund. R. Gegan, F. Hamaty, C. Marshall, S. Molchany. I think I can! Seniors: Row 1: M. Workosky. C. Marshall, T. Bukovich, S. Molchany. Row 2: D. Stouffer, C. Hornick, B. Gegan, F. Hamaty. Westmont’s Basketball is back!!! The team rebounded from a disastrous season last year with a 19-10 record this season. The Hilltoppers were led by Todd Bukovich who was one of the top scorers in the district, averaging 19.4 points per game. Bob Gegan controlled the boards for the team with 301 rebounds and also was second in scoring with a 12.3 average. Todd and Bob were selected to the all tourney team at Conemaugh Valley Boosters Tournament. Todd was selected as M.V.P. in the tournament. Other team members who started were Tom Sigmund (221 points, 232 rebounds), David Stouffer (178 points). Chuck Hornick (150 points, 148 rebounds), and Fred Ha- maty (57 points). Discipline, maturity and playing more as a team, helped attribute to a successful season. PRIDE is back! 69 Jfflen 0f VLf)t “Court ILN JI E WESTMONT WRESTLII Boys J.V. Basketball: Row 1: J. Porter, B. Balog, S. Fattman, R. Christner, S. Bluett. Row 2: Manager: M. Kaplaniak, T. Holtz, B. Shaffer, J. Hall, J. Bulas, Coach: Mr. D. Colbert. Smile for the camera Wops ©f ®fje “Court” The Ninth Grade Boy’s Basketball team ended the sea- son with a 4-12 record. The team gave a valiant effort, but was not able to obtain many wins. Mr. Benford felt the most exciting game of the season was the Windber game at home. The game went into two over-times, and the freshmen obtained their first win with a score of 60-58. The team’s other wins were against Cone- maugh Township and Ferndale. The high scorers of the team were Mark Lake and John Schaeffer. Joe Barber was the team’s leading rebounder. Mr. Benford feels that the Boy’s gave 100% effort through the whole season. 71 €nburane Courage at it’s Pest Si H True Love?!? 72 Hockey Team: Row 1: D. Rush, O. Wallace, D. Picking, J. Strittmatter, D. Heinze. Row 2: D. Spangler, Ass’t Coach: Mr. W. Cardiff, R. Gleason, T. Reddecliff, R. DeWaters, B. Reddecliff, W. Cardiff, S. Seitz, Coach: Mr. C. Hagins, E. Nelson. Row 3: C. Phillips, J. Lenzi, J. Tredennick, M. McQuillan, B. Custer. J. Gleason. flr.STHM yWIJTOPPC Vicsrwowi T V TupfC! E’THffW jILJ£23.) 1 WrsTKan VWcTDPPCI Seniors: Front: T. Reddecliff, D. Picking, J. Tredennick. Back: R. Gleason, R. DeWaters, C. Phillips. It was an impressive third season for the Westmont Hockey Team. With a record of 15-2-3, they captured first place in Section 1 of the WPIHL AA Division. Twelve returning members provided a strong foundation for this year’s team. The Hilltoppers had the most produc- tive first line in the league in Dan Picking, Warren Cardiff and Barney Custer along with top defensemen Rooney Gleason and Tom Reddecliff. Senior captain Dan Picking led the team in total points with 50 (30 goals) at the end of the regular season. Junior wings Warren Cardiff and Barney Custer had accounted for 50 points (22 goals) and 35 points (14 goals), respectively. Senior defensemen Rooney Gleason had 32 points (7 goals) and Tom Reddecliff had 18 points (8 goals). The first line’s success was augmented by seniors': John Tredennick’s hustle, Rob DeWaters’ enthusiasm, Chris Phillips’ determination, and junior Jim Lenzi’s ability. Goalies Dana Heinze, a freshman, and Doug Rush, a sophomore, were young and unexperienced but demonstrat- ed their potential talent and had an excellent season. The team as a whole displayed a very confident and spirited attitude. This, accompanied by their propensity for a physical game, resulted in an exciting and victorious season. Dan Picking and Rooney Gleason were selected to play for the WPIHL All-Star squad as well as for the Pennsylva- nia Interscholastic Hockey League squad. Warren Cardiff was also chosen to compete with the PIHL team. HkSTHGST i-abtesi of tfjc Hafee Mop head???? GIRLS SWIMMING Row 1: L. Donahue, C. Havas, J. Meyer, C. Marhefka. Row 2: B. Irvin, L. Todorich, L. Dewar. S. Minahan, T. Gaborek. Row 3: Coach: Mr. D. Hartnett. S. Knight. C. Barber. P Barber. What do you mean I swam the wrong race!! The girls’ swim team, coached by Denny Hartnett, ended their season with a 1-7-2 record. Despite their season re- cord, they had an outstanding showing at Districts. Four girls were victorious at the meet: Trisha Barber took fourth place in the 100 yd. freestyle, Laura Dewar placed fifth in the 50 yd. freestyle, Lori Todorich took first place in 500 yd. butterfly, and Carolyn Barber placed second in 100 yd. breaststroke. Lori and Carolyn advanced to States in these events. The 400 yd. freestyle relay, comprised of these four girls, placed first at Districts which advanced it to States. Next year’s underclassmen look very promising. We hope Westmont will become a swimming power. Seniors: L. Io R.: J. Meyer, C. Barber, S. Knight. keepers of ttje Jlllbat BOYS’ SWIMMING: Row I: C. Smith, S. Ritchey, J. Baker. Row 2: K. Eckstein, J. Gardill, J. Dunn. Row 3: Coach: Mr. D. Hartnett, S. McDonald. D. Dunlop, J. Dunn, B. Rcddecliff. This year’s Varsity boys’ team ended their season with a 0-5-1 record. With a small inexperienced team it was quite difficult to compete against the AAA schools in their league. The swimmers showed continual improvement through- out the season. The team consisted of one senior John Dunn, four juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. Four swimmers qualified for districts. They were: John Dunn, Jim Dunn, Jim Gardill, and Dave Dunlop. John took second in the 50 yd. freestyle at Districts. This qualified him for the State Championships. Coach Denny Hartnett hopes next year’s team will have a better turnout of swimmers. Congratulations is due for the endurance and courage showed by the few swimmers that were on the team. 77 babies iJBumpeb St ©tstricta SENIORS: Y. Feiterman. D. Curtis. P. Carnell. K. Hughes, J. Estadt. This year’s volleyball team had a very successful year. Their season began with a tournament in Berlin, in which the girls placed third among eight other schools. In this tournament Yvonne Fetterman, the team captain, was named to the all-star team, along with Lisa Galasso, a junior. Six outstanding seniors led the team, each contributing their own individual talents. Patty Carnell aided the team with her powerful outside spiking, while Kristi Hughes be- came very skilled at middle hitting. Donna Curtis was counted on for her consistent serving and back-line playing. Jennifer Estadt assisted the team with her spiking and back- line playing. The setting position was greatly enhanced by Wendy Rovansek. Yvonne was an excellent spiker and back-line player. Lisa Galasso, the team’s leading setter. Sue Estadt, an exceptional spiker and Chris Aikey, an excellent server, contributed greatly to the varsity team. Another exception- al spiker, Deanne Curtis, was the only sophomore who played on the varsity team. The girl’s coach, Miss Doris Leibfreid, is extremely proud of the accomplishments of the team. They finished their winning season with 11 wins and 3 losses. Two of these losses were attributed to the Richland High School team who is now the AA State champion. The cooperation, enth- usiam, and dedication of the teammates made it a very enjoyable season. 79 S.V.’s JWafee Comeback jIUtlitnsi of Vollepball She Actually hit it! Kneeling: T. Richards. A. Rovansck. T. Shaffer. T. Smith. K. Pipan. E. Picking. K. Kerin. Standing: Coach: Miss Rchn, A. Pcath. M. Leonard. B. Goughnour. C. Gritzer. E. Buchan. J. Miller. L. Landry. n HO Uniting Eingbotn 82 Rifle Club: Row 1: D. Gicl, K. Penrod. E. Flynn. M. Herdman, K. Krisay, B. Hunt, N. Gciscl. P. Wise. R. Toth, E. Minahan. Row 2: W. Paul, F. Herdman, D. Geiser. J. MacMurdo, R. Folta, R. Alwinc, D. Rush, G. Platt, E. Moskal. Row 3: Mr. W. Burkett, S. Martin, D. Kenney. H. Coulson, C. Buncich. G. Lloyd, J. Paul, J. Fleck, K. Henry. Row 4: R. Wood. D. Washabaugh. K. Reik, C. Majercik, P. Sherlock, C. Eckstein, S. McDonald. R Fleck. M. Zcttck. OTamors of tfje ©iamonb Kneeling: L. to R.: D. Partsch, S. Molchany, M. Budash, S. Shcrcr, D. Stramanak, M. Fisher, K. Campbell. J. Porter. Standing: L. to R.: Coach: T. Moore. L. Moran, D. Picking, T. Urban, G. Boring, F. Hamaty, K. Foster, S. Kulback, G. Clemenson, Asst. Coach, T. Kessler. 84 The baseball team got off to a slow start this year, but by the end of the season they proved to be competitive with the best teams in the league. At the Johnstown Vo-Tech tournament, the team beat Windber (12-8) and United (8-6) before going down to de- feat at the hands of the home team (2-6). Greg Clemenson and Greg Boring were selected for the All-Tournament Team and Sean Molchany was selected to receive the Ellwood Ailes Baseball Award by his team members. Greg Clemenson set two new records for season batting average; 636 and most hits 21. Two new team records were established for Most Runs scored: 66 and Most Walks re- ceived: 44. With 6 letter winners returning next year and a promise of a very strong pitching staff, expectations are high for an even better season. A special word of thanks to our seven seniors who were instrumental in leading the team to its greatest number of victories in 5 years. 85 ff toingmg Cables Row 1: L. Dicirich, T Bukovich. V. Thompson. K. Dorian, B. Zukas, K. Davis, G. Grech. Row 2: C oach: Mr. Pompanclla. T. Foster. L. Zdravccky, V. Kolcsar. I . Phillips, T. Molt . K. Burns. Y. Fetterman. N.Gardill, B. Goughnour. K. Viel, Ass’t. Coach: Mr. Bolton. Seniors: Y. Fetterman. K. Dorian Despite the initial optimism of the team and the coaches, the 1983 softball team ended the season with a 5-7 record. Captain Kelly Dorian led the team at the plate with a season batting average of .390, 13 RBI’s, and ten stolen bases. A major asset in the field was the dexterity of Yvonne Fetterman. The hard-playing of juniors, Kelli Burns, Tina Holtz, Vicki Thompson and Roni Kolesar contributed sig- nificantly to an effective defensive unit. Sophomore Lori Dietrich bore most of the pitching load, while junior Kim Viel and freshman Bev Goughnour share the catchers du- ties. Freshman Tracy Foster and Nikki Gardill performed well and earned letters for their first varsity season. 86 87 nigt)tlj Combat on “Jfoot” Seniors: K. McQuillan. C. Barber. A. Glosser. T. Thiele. What do you mean quicksand? Row I: D. Grech. K. McQuillan, K. McQuillan. K. Kohler. Coach: Mrs. J. Carpen- ter. Row 2: D. Vorc, C. Barber, P. Barber, M. Herdman. Row 3: K. Babik, A. Burke. D. Knupp, N. Ham. A. DeWaters. Row 4: G. Giles, K. Babik, K. Trot , I.. Dewar. Row 5: E. McGrath. A. Glosser. T. Thiele. Absent: Ass't Coach: Mr. M. Harchick. This year’s track team posted a season record of 6 wins and 3 losses, which was a much better season than first expected. The small turnout of girls at the beginning of the season made it almost impossible to field all of the events. With the commitment and hard work from all the girl’s the season turned out very successful. Wins were recorded against Central Cambria, Bishop McCort, Forest Hills, Penn Cambria, and Bedford. De- feats came from Somerset, Johnstown and Richland. The girls also finished 4th in the Westmont Invitational. Five school records were broken this year. They include the 300 meter hurdles by Laura Dewar; the 1600 meter relay with the team of Carolyn Barber, Patricia Barber, Dana Vorc, and Mary Beaujon; and the 800, 1600 and 3200 meter runs by Dana Vore. Dana was also chosen to receive the John E. Barrett Award for the Outstanding Girls’ Track Runner. 89 ®est ©f Cn urance Boy’s Track: Row 1:C. Eckstein. S. Koontz. J. Gardil), J. Elston. M.Shcrbine, N.Gcisel. C. Kurtz. D Sewak, Coach: Mr. M. Lantz Row 2: Coach: Mr. D. Stramanak, J. Clare. J. Bulas. M. Hess, S. Ritchey. J. Camut. M Antemann, M. Lake. Row 3: J. Folsom. R. Cook, D Abernethy. R. Glass, P. Bunn, J. Mornick, S. Seitz, M. Larnick. Row 4: A. Wilson. T. Bukovich, M McGrath. T l.chman, B. Ewald, S. Pyshnik. M. Workosky. S. Sabo. 90 The boys’ track team finished its regular season with a 5- 11 record. Although their record wasn’t impressive, the boys’ reached personal goals. The team competed in several large meets. The first one was the Mountain Conference Relays, held at Westmont. Westy was 10th out of 14 teams. The next large meet was the Mountain Conference Track and Field, held at Central Cambria. Westmont's men man- aged a 9th place finish out of 16 teams. In the last regular meet of the season, Westmont swept both Homer Center and Bishop Carroll to end the season with two big wins. The final meet of the season was the United Invitational. West- mont finished 4th out of 11 teams, missing 3rd by 1 point. Dave Aberncthy was the most outstanding member of the track team, receiving the Herdman Track Award. Dave won the discus throw in almost every meet and won District 6 competition. From districts Dave procedcd to State com- petition at Shippensburg. By the end of the two day event Dave was 8th in the state, narrowly missing the school record by throwing 144' 11 On the track Scott Koontz led the team in points by running in 4 different events and usually placing in the top six at all meets. 91 Champions of tfje Court Boys Tennis: Row 1: A. Calderon, S. Slept, G. Suppes, C. Kerin. Ron 2: M. King, D. Rugh Kerin, R. Gleason. This year’s tennis team had an undefeated season, which earned them the Southern Six Championship. The teams success was really a result of three years of training under coach Lance Chanda. It all came together this year. D. Rugh Kerin won all his singles matches at the No. 1 position this year. Mike King at No. 2, Greg Suppes at No. 3, and Stan Stept at No. 4 were all tough competition for their opponents. The No. 5 position was shared between Rooney Gleason and A1 Calderon. Freshman Craig Kerin played No. 2 doubles at some matches. D. Rugh Kerin and Mike King played no. 1 doubles while Greg Suppes and Stan Stept, Rooney Gleason, Al Calderon and Craig Kerin shared the second doubles spot. The team had an easy match over Bishop McCort, Som- erset (one match unfinished by not required for the cham- pionship), and Johnstown (one match won by default). Indi- ana was their toughest competition. The highlight of the season was when the No. 1 doubles team of Kerin and King was down 1-5 against Indiana. The season rested on this match. Kerin and King won 6 consecutive games to win the match, giving the team the victory and making the team eligible for the championship. Two years ago the team got a new coach, Lance Chanda. The first year with Mr. Chanda the team only won 2 of 14 matches. He worked with the team and last year the team won 7 of 14 matches. This year, after three years of steady progress, the team was unbeaten. 93 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL The girl’s J.V. Basketball team of 1982 saw the year as a year of learning. Although the year was not blessed with many victories, the team showed a mark of improvement during the season. The high point of the season was the improvement of Trish Barber who advanced to a starting position in varsity play. Trish Barber and Donna Tomak lead the J.V. team as the scoring duo. Caroline Ferguson gave the team that extra needed rebounding strength off the boards. Point gaurd Tracy Bukovich showed that much needed stamina, used to direct team play. Rounding out the starting five was Sandy Gegan, who until this year had not seen any competitive action. Two very important parts of the team were Lori Dietrich and Charlene Bartosik. Lori gave the team strength of the sixth person on the bench, and moved to a starter when Trish was called up for varsity play. Charlene also showed improvement with important defen- sive play. The important factor in this year’s J.V. team of sopho- mores is that they will be playing a very important part in next year’s varsity team. J.V. FOOTBALL The J.V. Football team had a very disappointing season. They ended the season with 0 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. In game one, Westmont tied Windber 0-0 after a very physical game. Westmont lost their next game, 18-0 to a very good North Star team. Lou Crocco led Westmont with 21 tackles and 80 yards of rushing. In the third game, Westmont tied Somerset, 16-16. Westmont scored first with a 50-yard pass, but Somerset scored two touch-downs in the second half. The Hilltoppers lost to Forest Hills 22-0 and Indiana 42-8. The Indiana game was played without the regular quarter-back and center. The sixth game was lost to Conemaugh Valley 8-6. This was a very physical and mental game. The last game was cancelled because of too many Westy injuries. Some outstanding players were Mike McGrath, Ken Campbell, and Louis Crocco. Louis Crocco led the team in tackles and assists, and rushed for 870 years in seven games. The bad season can be contributed to the small turnout of players and to too many injuries. Recognition is due to the players who stuck thru to the end. Good Luck next year. J.V. WRESTLING This years’ J.V. team finished with a strong 10-2 record. The only losses, for the second consecutive year, came to the same teams that defeated our varsity. The J.V.’s lost to Bedford and Derry. This years’ record was an improve- ment over last years’ 10-5 record. Maybe next year we can eliminate the two losses. The ten victories included some very decisive wins. The J.V. team won the first place trophy in their only tournament competition of the year at the Conemaugh Township Christmas Tournament. West- mont placed six of nine wrestlers in the finals and all six won championships. They were Lance Blackburn (98 lbs.). Bob Shostek (199 lbs.), Eric Henry (138 lbs.), Brian Mill- er (155 lbs.), Phil Walker (167 lbs.), and Rich Glass (185 lbs.). As the level of competition improves each year, the importance of an experienced J.V. squad escalates. Next years’ J.V. schedule will be an improved one. More tour- naments and better teams will highlight the schedule. The biggest advantage of a J.V. program is that everyone who participates in the sport will get his chance to contribute to the teams' sucess. It is a great honor and a fantastic experience to be of vital importance to a teams’ success. Just ask the boys from this years team what it is to contribute to a conference championship and a ranking of ninth in the state class AA. Next years’ success is depen- dent upon participation. So lets get the numbers up! J.V. VOLLEYBALL This years’ Junior Varsity team, coached by Doris Leib- freid, played their way to an 8-6 record. Considering the small amount of team experience the girls had together, this was a very pleasing record. Chris Aikey, team captain, and Lisa Swedler played various positions including the position of setters for the team. Junior teammate Katy Orr showed much improved skills at hitting and back line positions. Sophomores Leigh Aikey, Gwen and Stephanie Bosserman, Tracey Gaborick, and Kelley Hughes also contributed their fine abilities on the court to help in Westmont’s winning season. Miss Leibfried was especially impressed by the team’s ability to make incredible corn- backs. These girls were always very determined and never gave up to anyone. This is very important in volleyball because games can change very quickly due to the girls’ determination to win. This happened frequently and the winning attitude won the games. Coach Leibfried says she was happy with this years’ season, but says the outlook for next years’ is even better. Acores; GIRLS’ TENNIS West. Opp. Indiana 4 3 Bishop McCort 3 4 Forest Hills 6 1 Johnstown Forfeit Indiana 2 5 Bishop McCort 3 4 Forest Hills 6 1 Somerset 5 2 Somerset 5 2 Johnstown Forfeit Record 7-3 GOLF West. Opp. Bishop Carroll 15 V 3‘ 2 Central Cambria 18 | Bishop Carroll 10V 8 V Central Cambria 6 I (rain) Indiana II Vi 7 Vi Indiana 14 V 4 V Record 6-0 Rough Rider Invitational 4th Wheeling Invitational 4th Inter-County Championships 1st District 6 Championships 1st 9th GRADE FOOTBALL Ligonicr West. 6 Opp. 30 Conemaugh Valley 18 6 Conemaugh Township 42 12 Forest Hills 8 20 Bedford 6 34 Richland 14 32 Record 2-4 J. V. FOOTBALL West. Opp. Windbcr 0 0 North Star 0 18 Somerset 16 16 Forest Hills 0 22 Indiana 8 42 Conemaugh Valley 6 8 Richland Cancelled Record 0-2-4 VARSITY FOOTBALL W'est. Opp. Penn Cambria 8 2 Richland 26 0 Ligonier 0 29 Forest Hills 2 16 Conemaugh Twp. 22 0 Central Cambria 10 6 Windber 48 0 Somerset 0 6 Bedford 41 19 Record 6-3 CROSS COUNTRY West. Opp. Richland 40 19 Bishop Carroll 30 25 Conemaugh Township 26 31 Bishop Carroll 29 30 Central Cambria 41 15 Forest Hills 38 19 Record 2-4 U.P.J. Invitational Meet 7th Western Central All Conference Meet 7th District 6 Championships 8th 9th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL West. Opp. Forest Hills 24 19 Windbcr 24 26 Ferndalc 15 20 Richland 18 39 Conemaugh Valley 14 43 Forest Hills 15 10 Windbcr 33 23 Ferndale 23 6 Richland 8 40 Conemaugh Valley 19 24 Record 4-6 BOY’S Basketball Vars. J.V. West. Opp. West. Opp. Penn Camb. 57 45 52 42 B Carroll 63 49 40 50 Con. Twp. 36 75 37 49 Con. Val. 60 57 37 48 Ligionier 39 58 38 41 Portage 93 67 59 48 Camb. Hgts. 60 44 44 24 Con. Val. 54 56 63 45 Ligionier 39 38 58 28 Portage 33 32 38 33 Con. Twp. 49 69 49 52 Windber 55 63 58 57 Ferndale 78 43 56 39 Vo-Tech 54 47 48 44 Somerset 62 59 51 56 F. Hills 40 59 44 55 Cen. Camb. 47 43 37 48 Richland 40 49 34 35 Ferndale 83 59 58 46 Camb. Hgts. 45 43 37 28 Windber 50 45 62 42 Vo-Tech 48 39 57 49 Somerset 56 88 44 59 F. Hills 55 64 48 36 Cen. Camb. 68 61 40 38 Richland 76 73 56 71 Record 19-10 Record 15-11 CON. VAL. TOURN. VO-Tech 68 51 Con. Val. 63 56 PLAYOFFS Tyrone 58 40 Record 19-10 9th Grade Boys’ Basketball West. Opp. Cen. Camb. 36 46 Lig. Val. 30 37 Cen. Camb. 23 36 Windber 60 58 (2 O.T.) Richland 33 61 Con. Twp. 44 27 Con. Val. 24 66 Ferndale 60 51 For. Hills 35 55 Windber 30 45 Richland 41 58 Con. Twp. 59 37 Con. Val. 41 53 Ferndale 40 54 For. Hills 53 55 Tussey Ml. 30 50 Record 4-12 Varsity and J.V. Wrestling Varsity J.V. West. Opp. West. Opp. Ligonier 41 13 36 30 Ferndale 49 10 36 15 Forest Hills 39 15 23 2 Chest. Ridge 36 20 35 6 Bedford 16 35 18 33 Derry 18 44 15 2! Richland 36 21 FFT. Cen. Camb. 30 21 31 4 Somerset 29 23 35 16 Con. Twp. 34 21 36 9 Blairsville 39 14 23 9 North Star 30 23 34 21 Indiana 46 15 26 9 Record 11-2 Record 10-2 Clemson Tournament 1st place Con. Twp. Tournament 1st place Keystone Oaks Tournament 3rd place 9th Grade W restling West. Opp. Ligonier 59 28 Somerset 33 54 Ferndale 57 25 Forest Hills 55 36 Richland 49 30 Chest. Ridge 59 24 Con. Twp. 69 16 Rockwood 42 39 Record 7-1 Rifle Team West. Opp. Indiana 464 482 Indiana 491 424 Indiana 494 437 Record 0-3 95 HOCKEY GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL BASEBALL North Mills West. 3 Opp. 0 Greensburg Cath. 7 6 Allderice 5 4 Latrobe 7 6 Gateway 6 0 Hampton 4 4 Richland 7 2 Hcmpficld 9 1 Ford City 6 3 Franklin 4 2 North Hills 2 2 Richland 6 2 Alldcrdice 8 2 Flcmpficld 9 0 Greensburg Cath. 4 4 Hampton 3 2 Latrobe 5 6 Gateway 6 3 Ford City 9 0 Franklin 1 2 Franklin 5 4 Greensburg Cath. 4 3 Greensburg Cath. 4 1 Charticrs Val. 3 4 Record- 18-3-3 Vars. J.V. West Opp. Windber 15-5, 15-4 12-15. 15-9, 16-14 Vo- Tech 2 22 Johnstown 15-13, 12-15, 15-11 15-10, 12-15, 6-15 Johnstown 3 12 Vo-Tech. 15-4, 15-9 15-12. 6-15. 15-17 Ferndale 6 5 Richland 3-5, 5-15 8-15. 5-15 Con. Valley 10 1 Ligonicr 15-3, 15-10 15-13. 15-11 Vo- Tech 1 11 Bishop McCort 9-15. 15-7. 15-9 12-15. 7-15 Ferndale 10 2 Indiana 15-1, 15-1 15-8, 15-1 B. Carroll 2 3 Windber 15-4, 15-2 14-16. 15-12, 5-15 United 5 6 Johnstown 15-2, 15-6 15-6, 15-12 Johnstown 3 4 Vo-Tech 15-10. 15-8 15-13. 15-6 Richland 0-15, 7-15 12-15, 5-15 Ligonicr 15-3, 15-10 15-1, 15-7 Bishop McCort 15-13, 5-15. 7-15 1-15, 10-15 VO- 1 EC H TOURNAMENT Indiana 15-11, 15-6 15-4, 15-4 Windber 12 8 Berlin Tournamcnt-3rd place United 8 6 Districts Vo- Tech 2 6 Saltsburg 15-12, 15-3 2nd place finish Bishop Guilfoylc 10-15, 8-15 Record 5-7 Record 11-3 Record 8-6 BOYS' TRACK 9th GRADE VOLLEYBALL Forest Hills Windber Ferndale Richland GIRLS'SWIMMING United (Non-Conf.) Con. Valley West. Opp. Forest Hills Windber Central Cambria 57 59 Ferndale Indiana 48 67 Richland Hollidaysburg 54 60 United (Non-Conf.) Marion Center 58 58 Con. Valley Altoona 50 66 Central Cambria 60 56 Indiana 53 63 Hollidaysburg 58 58 Record 4-6 Marion Center 53 63 Altoona 53 63 Record 1-2-7 Vars. 4-15. 13-15 15-13. 16-14 13-15. 15-12, 16, 14 0-15. 9-15 15-6, 15-7 9-15. 12-15 13-15, 15-11, 13-15 7-15. 15-13, 12-15 15-11, 4-15, 15-5 4-15, 0-15 15-6. 15-0 15-12. 13-15, 15-8 J.V. 15- 10. 13-15, 15-11 16- 14. 15-10 13-15. 15-8. 15-10 9-15, 14-16 15-1, 15-5 15-5, 15-8 7-15, 15-5, 15-13 15-10, 15-10 15-4, 15-3 4-15, 15-13. 10-15 15-5, 15-5 6-15, 15-4, 15-8 Record 8-2 West. Opp. B. McCort 81 60 Ligonicr 59 91 Somerset 48 101 Con. Twp. 87 62 Somerset 52 98 B. McCort 73 75 Bedford 65 85 Vo- Tech 91 58 Forest Hills 49 101 Richland 26 124 Windber 71 79 Homer Center 91 59 B. Carroll 103 42 Quadrangular Meet Johnstown- 151 Ligonicr- 50 1 3 B. McCort- 40 Westmont- 33 2 3 Mt. Conference Relays- 10th place Mt. Conference Meet- 9th pjace United Invitational- 4th place SOFTBALL Record 5-11 BOYS’ SWIMMING West. Opp. Central Cambria 44 71 Indiana 46 67 Hollidaysburg 46 68 Marion Center 56 56 Altoona 40 76 Central Cambria 46 70 Indiana 41 73 Hollidaysburg 45 71 Marion Center 49 67 Altoona 38 77 Record 0-9-1 Blacklick Val. W'est. 18 Opp. 5 Johnstown 6 16 Ferndale 4 16 Con. Valley 10 6 Central Cambria 2 11 Indiana 15 13 Ligonicr 9 5 Laurel Valley 9 3 Penn Cambria 3 5 Windber 10 17 Richland 10 13 Vo-Tech 4 9 Record 5-7 GIRLS” TRACK West. Opp. Somerset 69� ? 7m Cen. Cambria 76 64 V Bishop McCort 77 63 Forest Hills 79 62 Vo-Tech 96 44 Johnstown lost Richland 53 87 Penn Cambria 92 49 Bedford 91 50 Westmont Girls’ Invitational - 4th out of 13 Record 6-3 The Prince and Princess soon realized that not all the subjects were able to compete in the ordeals. They sum- moned each scholar and a few chosen subjects to discuss the problem. After many long hours of debate the per- fect solution was decided upon. Each scholar, who was able, would start his own special guild according to his talents. They sought out all subjects of the kingdom to support them. The scholars acted as advisors to the guilds. There were guilds for artisians, minstrels, and future scholars. Scrolls and manuscripts were kept to proclaim and record royal news. The kingdom was soon flourishing with much activity. iWaibens Pefjtnb ®l)e Jflen Varsity Cheerleaders: Ron I: L. Lovette. L. Vore. K. Snyder. Ron 2: Co-Captain: B. Stumpo, Capt.: W. Prothcro, L. Todorich. Row 3: R. Anderson. K. Hughes. L. Harpstcr. K. McQuillan, Advisor: Ms. C. Todorich. 100 illtnsftrels arto Croubaijours Silks: Kneeling: M. Arcuri. L. Swcdlcr. M. Kaplaniak, K. Rummel. L. Marley, T. Moul. Standing: M Allshousc, D. Chance, M. Ceh, S. Morelli, N. Minium, S. Mardis, V. Kocck, C. Aikcy. R. Byrne. How much longer????? Rifles: Center: S. Berkley. L. to R: D. Varmecky, J. Meyer, K. Brosius, P. Kot, D. Hershberger. R. Haupt, B. Byrne, J. Schulker. E. Thompson. 103 Majorettes: Row 1: T. Vore. Row 2: S. Eikey, M. Vorc. Row- 3: S. Kasuba, R. Burnhcimcr. Row 4: J. Goldblatt. K. Trotz, Capt. K. Miller, C. Davis, M. Antonik. 104 BAND Ron 1: Assit. Drum Major. R. Stutzman. K. Pipan. C. Simanski. L. Chiancsc, B Zukas, K Wallace. K. Hugya. N. Penrod. M. Brady. M Donahue. C. Porter. T. Higgins. K. Trebcl. R. Isenberg. R. Jones, G. Long. Drum Major, G. Suppcs. Row 2: M. Glass. D. Black. B Barron. K. Rudcl. I Shaffer, S. Feloso, S. Klingcrsmith. B. Goughnour, J. Miller. D. Giel. J. Petruska. A. Swanson, T. Connor, A Rovansck. B. Walters, S. Stept, K. Kohler. M Lynch. J. Bradcr Row 3: E Butler. V. Lucas. J. Tarsovich. T. Yoder. C. Fritz. C. Cassancsc, J. Hewitt, H. Frank, K. Keiper. D. Geiser. J. Lenzi. B Irvin. A Furlong. B Miller, J. Bcrtocchi. Row 4: C. Gritzer, L. Kish. M. Van Wyk. S. Spriggs, K. Kevenk. E. Test, E. Fritz, S. Nesmith, S. Fattman. D. Washabaugh. B. Blackington. D. Test, T. Majoris, D. Riddle. 105 This year’s Band and Front had the opportunity to exper- ience something not all bands will. They appeared in the 20th Century Fox movie, “All the Right Moves.” The Hill- top Band was transformed into the Walnut Heights Band using the same uniforms and color schemes. The Filming itself took approximately 5 days, 35 hours and 100 band members to film half-time and crowd scenes. The Band endured long hours, mud, and simulated rain to make this movie which will be appearing some time this fall. In October of last year, the band was in two competitions. Although the band took fourth and fifth places in the Bed- ford and Windber competitions, the front nearly missed First place in both competitions. The band will be traveling to Winchester, Virginia in May for Concert Band competition. Over all, the band did an excellent job this year. 106 ISBanbering lingers Mixed Ensemble: Row 1: J. Gardill. M. Arcuri, A. Thomas. W. Rovansek. B Hanson. T. Lehman. M Blasko Row 2: K Hughes. L Harpster. T. Moul. B Fleck. N. Minium. G. Clcmcnson. J. Lynch, A. Napolitan. T. Gramiing. Mr. T Fleming Row 3: P. Madigan. R. Lee, R. Gleason. _ . ... —.—r C Concert Choir Row I: M. Ceh. M. Arcuri. M. Blasko, T. Moul. L. Harpster. B. Stumpo. J. Folsom. J. Camut. J. Gardill. V. Koeck. W. Rovansek. B Hayduk B Hanson. T. Lehman. Mr. T. Fleming. Row 2: K. Brosius. G. Giles, K. Viel, N. Minium. K Miller, R. Gleason. A. Thomas, R. Lee, G. Clcmcnson. J. Lynch. T. Pizzillo. D. King. C. Audi. W. Prothero, W. Critchfield, S. Morclli. Row 3: M Koban. E. Figge. A. Burke. P. Madigan. K Hughes. B. Fleck, P. Molchany, C. Marshall. J. Ozog. T. Gramiing. A. Glosser, J. Carney, J. Estadt. Z. Naptunc, S. Green, L. Eatman, A. Napolitan. 107 Mixed Chorus: Row 1: Mr. T. Fleming. B. Byrne. L. Zdravecky. G. Grech. A. Burke. L. Ed. K. Hughes, J. Clare, S. Stcpt. J. Evans, M. McCann. K. France, M. Esscrman. T. Toccafondi, K. Rudcl. T. Shaffer, D Black. M. Glass, R. Stutzman. B. Walters, M. Keller, M. Gamut, J. Pctruska. C. Custer. K. Pipan, G. Long, N. Penrod, R Jones. K. Hugya. C. Porter, B. Diamond Row 2: R Verma. R Rovansek. L. Miller. S. Pierson. B. Gehlman. K Rummel. T. Ryan, D. Curtis, L. Dewar, T. Connor. B. Dorian, V. Lucas, B. Anderson. K. Snyder. L. Margolis. K. Babik. J. Goldblatt, L. Fattman, J Stumpo, S. Estadt. S. Keefer. N. Gardill, B. Brazill, S. Kasuba, S. Feloso, B. Barron. T. Gaborek, V. Nido, M. Lynch, K. Kohler. A. Swanson. Row 3: D. Spangler. J. Fleck, J. Strittmattcr, C. Gritzer, K. Rovansek. H. Frank, D Test, J. Hewitt. M. Staib. J Tarsovich, J. Lenzi, L. Kevenk. M. Hoover. A. Yeager, L. Weaver, K. Orr. E. Meckley, J. Young, S. Martin. B. Irvin, C. Cassancsc, B. Butler, K. Keiper, M. Koban. J. Bradcr. A. Furlong, T. Ozog, M. Antemann. K. Zolbe. Row 4: S. Nesmith. E. Fritz, S. Spriggs, E. Test, B. Reddecliff, M. Van Wyk. Girls Chorus: Row 1: C. Koeck. A. Harker, E. Picking, S. Eikey, M. Henry, D. Grech, K. Davis, L. Mitchell. B. Custer. A. Swanson. K Pipan. Mr Fleming, Row 2: E. Robinson, K. Kohler. M. Ceh, W. Nesmith, S. Williams, M. Sanna, J. Miller. M. Lynch. M. Hrin, D. Knupp. C. Cassancsc. B Buchan. C. Gritzer, J. Bradcr. 108 Croufoabourfi WIND ENSEMBLE Row 1: J. Hewitt. M. Koban, R. Stutzman (Assist. Drum Major), B. Walters. Row 2: S. Nesmith. G. Long. J. Petruska, C. Porter. K. Hugya. Row 3: E. Fritz. B. Irvin, K. Kohler, B. Barron. C. Cassanese, E. Butler, V. Lucas. S. Stcpt. Row 4: Mr. P. Payne, N. Penrod, D. Test, H. Frank, S. Martin, D. Washabaugh, R. Fleck, M. Van Wyk, S. Spriggs, B. Blackington, R. Jones, J. Brader, L. Kish, T. Yoder. C ONCER! BAND Row 1: K. Trebcl. K. McMillan. R. Stutzman (Assist. Drum Major), B. Walters, J. Petruska, G. Long, D. Black, Mgr., N. Penrod, M. Glass, Mgr., B. Zukas, R. Jones, K. Hugya, C. Simanski, C. Porter. Row 2: D. Geiser, J. Bcrtocchi, K. Rudcl, J. Gleason. K. Kohler, B. Miller. B. Hunt. B. Barron. S. Feloso, M. Freeman, T. Connor, K. Wallace, T. Shaffer, S. Stept, J. Evans, Row 3: J. Hewitt, D. Test, B. Irvin, J. Brader, Mgr. J. Tarsovich, H. Frank, S Martin, S. Kasuba, M. Lynch, C. Cassanese, E. Butler, L. Landry, M. Koban, V. Lucas, K. Keiper. Row 4: Mr. P Payne, R Fleck, S. Nesmith, E. Fritz, E. Test, S. Spriggs, D. Washabaugh. M. Van Wyk, B. Blackington. S. Fattman, J. Fleck, L. Kish, T. Yoder, J. Lcnzi, J. Becker. 109 JSktgaboon Cast of Characters Tommy Albright Jeff Douglas Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Fishmonger Angus MacGuffic Sandy Dean Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren .... Jean MacLaren Meg Brockie Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Mr. Lundie Sword Dancers .. — Stuart Dalrymple Jamie MacGregor Frank, the bartender Jane Ashton The Piper .Li.... - . Director . .JJ. . A-.1 Choreographer Dramatics ..... David Ringler .... Tom Gramling Bob Fleck .........Jeff Lynch .... Jennifer Estadt ..... . . Rich Glass ____Stuart Strother ... Robert Gleason ......Tamara Moul . Mary Ann Arcuri . Alice Napolitan Christopher Marshall Wendy Prothcro . Gregory Suppcs Gregory Clemenson Joseph Camut Alvin Thomas Jim Gardill Paul Molchany Terri Lehmann Sally Hoffman ... Thomas Fleming Mary Alice Rcesman ..... Lucille Ringler 110 in Acting ©it ®fje Platform Theater Club Members: Row I: C. Audi. B. Hanson. A. Mital. K. Lewis, J. Gossard. W. Rovansek. C. Porter. K. Hugya. Row 2: K. Gregory. E. Morrison. A. Napolitan. L. Hrin, T. Michael. M. Koban. C. Shostck, B. Hunt. A. Patterson. Row 3: K. Stevens, D. Test, T. Thiele, A. Glosser, J. Moskal, J. Hewitt, L. Green, J. Widmann. E. Krizncr. J. Carney. Row 4: Mr. T. Moore. P. Molchany, D. Balzarano, T. Gramling, P. Madigan, S. Strother. R. Gleason. R. DeWaters, E. Shorto. — INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY: Row 1: T Michael. J. Hewitt. L. Eatman, L. Phillips Row 2: A. Napolitan, T. Gramling. R. Gleason, A. Glosser. N. Penrod. Mr. T. Moore. C. Shostek. M. Koban, K. Porter. K. Hugya. Gag me with a Gregg. THEATER CLUB OFFICERS. Row 1: Sec. A. Napolitan. V. Pres. N. Penrod Row 2: Treas. R. Gleason. Jr. Class Rep. L. Phillips, Pres. T. Gramling Row 3: Adv.: Mr. T. Moore 113 114 Theater club members with actor Sal Mistrett during backstage tour of the Edison Theater in New York. Wipe that smile off your face!!!!!!!!!! Theater Club: Row 1: K. Penrod, M. Weir, N. Penrod, B. Hayduk, S. Pierson, E. Robinson. J. Freddes, L. Chianese, L. Wise, F. Marhefka Row 2: L. Kevenk, J. Goldblatt, B. Barron, L. Phillips, J. Nido, M. Ceh, K. Orr, B. Byrne, A. Kelly, L. Fattman, G. Giles. Row 3: K. Viel, K. Miller, C. Van Wyk, A. Furlong. J. Bradcr. A. DeWatcrs, M. Lynch, D. Varmccky, J. Schultz, S. Martin. Row 4: C. Bartosik, C. Goldblatt, L. Eatman, J. Tarsovich, E. McGrath, T. Pizzillo, J. Lynch, S. Rovansek, J. Gardill, Mr. T. Moore. Artisans: Art Club: Ron 1: D. Lee. M. Calderon. K. Trcbcl, T. Shaffer, N. Geiscl, M. Herdman, K. Lewis, M. Orms. Ron 2: L. Chianese, M. Cen, K. Snyder. A. Patterson. K. Batzel. D. King, L. Hrin, E. Buchan, L. Green. L. Eatman, Row 3: W. Critchfield, F. Herdman, J. Glosser, J. Schultz, C. Ferguson, M. Antonik, D. Trebel, C. Goldblatt, T. Goldman. E. Brown, A. Kelly, A. Carroll. Row 4: S. Morclli, E. Henry, J. Widmann, D. Test, C. Kurtz. Mrs. Gocrlich, E. Shorto, D. Picking, F. Nics. R. DeWaters, S. Koontz. M. Koban. §bbit Samaritans Key Club: Row 1: M. Calderon, G. Engle, A. Patterson, C. Audi, M. Leitenburger. S. White, B. Brazill, L. Zdravecky. C. Grech, T. Bukovich. L. Berney, K. Orr, T. Moul, W. Prothcro. K. Syndcr, A Kelly, T. Lehman, W. Rovansek, K. Penrod, D. Vorc, L. Swcdlcr, M. Weir, K. Hughes, G. Bosserman, A. Burke, M. Esserman, B. Stutzman, M. Camut, S. Bosserman, T. Toccafondi, C. Fritz, L. Donahue. Row 2: W. Critchfield. M. Merrills, C. Aikey, S. Estadt, K. Zolbe, J. Lynch, J. Carney, S. Clifton, K. Keiper, G. Giles, M. Koban, K. Rovansek, S. Keefer. B Anderson, E. Figge. L. Todorich, D. Stramanak, L. Galasso, R. Roth, C. Havas, L. Dewar, K. France, S. Pierson, M. Rodriqucz-Cayro, B. Stumpo. T. Purich, L. Harpstcr, L. Hrin. K. Vicl, K. Miller, E. Krizncr, J. Estadt. Row 3: I. Ehrlich, P. Molchany, B. Shaffer, J. Ozog, E. Brown. P. Sherlock, M. Povich, G. Mulkey, R. DeWaters, R. Gleason, A. Thomas. D. Picking, T. Thiele, A. Glosser, E. McGrath, J. Moskal, B. Kurtz, S. Gcgan, D. Hershberger, N. Minium, K. Nitkulinec, A. Napolitan, K. Hughes. R. Koeck, Z. Neptune, L. Garman, M. Rager. tl)olar of tfje gear Bright and blonde - caring and concerned - a warm and easy smile - a kind word for those students in need - gener- ous nature - these are just a few of the many phrases that describe this year’s choice for “Teacher of the Year.”- Miss Deborah Chuba. She never misses an opportunity to challenge her students to think, to be creative, to be all that they are capable of being. To her students at Westmont, she is a very special person - someone who is both a friend and a teacher, but first and foremost, a teacher who capitalizes on her ability to know and relate to her students in a way that promotes learning. Miss Chuba's daily sayings written carefully and thoughtfully on her blackboard, are typical of her style. For her presence at Westmont Hilltop, we are grateful. Thank-you for being you. Miss Chuba - a very special “Teacher of the Year” - 1982 - 1983. 119 Holbens € f illemones Yearbook: Row 1: P. Kol. J. Schulkcr. Row 2: T. Thiele, S. Strother. Row 3: M. Koban, Y. Fetterman, R. Tirko, J. Estadt. M. Orms. Row 4: E. Figgc, H. Wallace, A. Patterson. Row 5: Advisor: Mrs. C. Gocrlich, S. McDonald, J. Dunn, T. Murray, S. Koontz, C. Eckstein. Absent: S. Wallar. 120 Carriers! £ f mgliom J2etos odler: Row 1: M. Arcuri. Row 2: C. Bartosik. F. Herdman. Row 3: G. Boltz. K McQuillan. J. Town Row 4: Advisor: Mr. E. Mostollcr. tEfje ingbom’S Court Student Council: Ron 1: M. Mcrritts, J Brader. K. Kohler, D. Stramanak, L. Swcdler, S. Pyshnik, K. Snyder. Row 2: L. Aikey, A Ham, M. McCann, A. DeWaters, K. Zolbe. R Rovansek, K. Campbell. Y. Fcttcrman, D. Picking. D. Trebel, J. Clare. Row 3: F. Hamaty, S. Estadi, R. Anderson. R. Glass. G. Boltz, M. Budash, E. Trofino, J. Strittmatter, P. Walker, T. Goldman. S. Grgurevich, S. Koontz, L. Trofino, F. Krizncr. Advisor: Mr. McLoota. 124 education JJoung J otiles Row 1: A. Mital. L. Bamford, N. Minium. M. Allshouse, K. Lewis, L. Aikey. Row 2: Advisor: J. Kushnir, B. Hunt, C. Porter. C. Shostek. Row 3: D. Berkley, M. Camut, L. Wise, J. Darr, N. Penrod, M. Rager, M. Koban. 126 127 jHost honorable ctjotars 128 NHS: Row 1: C. Porter, K Lewis, W. Rovansek, J. Petruska, A. Mital, M Arcuri. Row 2: T. Moul, T. Lehman, B. Hunt. W. Prothcro, J. Estadt, W. Critchfield, K. Nitkulinec, Row 3: L. Harpster, M. Ragcr. C. Shostek, A. Napolitan, Y. Fetterman, E. Morrison, L. Bamford, D. Curtis. Row 4: L. Garman, A. Glosser. T. Thiele. Advisor: Mr. Karolchik, T. Grumling, P. Madigan, R. Gleason. Row 1: G. Long, N. Penrod, M Koban. V Koeck, D Hewitt, F. Hamaty, S. Martin. Row 2: M. Blasko.C. Aikcy. D. Vore. L. Swcdler. K. Rummcl, G. Giles, S. Green, A. Tcris Row 3: G. Boring, J. Porter, T. Svitchen. K. Smith, K. Snyder. L. Lovcttc. I. Ehrlich M Calderon. M. Cch Row 4: K. Kcvcnk, S. Grgurcvich. S. Rovansck. C. Goldblatt, C. Van Wyk. Speakers ©f tKf) Court Row 1: D. Varmecky, J. Shultz. V. Pres: N. Penrod. B. Diamond, C. Porter. K. Hugya. K. Pipan. Row 2: S. Rovansck, Pres: E. Morrison, K. Koban, L. Phillips. Sec: C. Van Wyk. L. Kevenk. J. Tarsovich, B. Hunt. Row 3: A. Carroll, K. Keiper, C. Shostek, Treas: T. Gramling, E. Test, K. Brosius, M. Van Wyk, FORENSICS M. Allshouse, E. McGrath. Extemporaneous: G. Batzel, K. Keiper, M. Koban. E. McGrath. Dramatic Reading: S. Knight, C. Porter. Poetry: M. Allhouse, C. Shostek. Drama: B. Hunt, N. Penrod. interpreters ®tje lUngbom language Club: Row 1: Pres.: A. Mital. Treas.: K. Lewis, M. Camut, R. Stutzman, L. Wise, A. Teris, C. Porter, Row 2: Sec.: C. Shostck. V. Pres.: T. Michael, B. Hunt, J. Petruska, B. Barron, J. Gossard, R. Byrne, M. Allshousc. Row 3: E. Morrison, W. Leckey, M. Rager, P Wise! D. Varmecky. J. Shultz, S. Pierson. Row 4: Advisor: Mrs. A. Porter, S. McDonald, E. McGrath, L. Bamford, K. Kcipcr, K. Gregory, I.. Dewar, I. Giron. exploring Quebec Quebec Club: Row 1: M. Weir, A. Kelly, K. Orr, K Penrod, C. Koeck, C. Wherry. Row 2: E. Flynn. K. Lcffler. G. Batzcl, Advisor: Mrs. Finney. Row 3: Mrs. Penrod. P. Koeck, Mrs. Koeck, O. Wallace. Row 4: P. Suschak 131 iWcrcfjants! ®f tEomorroto FBI.A: Row I: D. Rosagc, D. Varmecky. Row 2: J. Kingston, K. Pctrocclli. B. Gchlman. Row 3: J. Schulkcr, Advisor: Miss Wilson. B. Gchlman, K. Gregory. K. Rummcl, A. Yeager. You should sec THIS centerfold! OFFICERS: Row 1: Vice-Pres.: B. Gchlman, Sec.: K. Rummcl. Row 2: Pres.: J. Schulkcr, Advisor: Miss Wilson, Treas.: D. Rosage. JXopal IWlaimers AM WESTY: Row 1: W. Leckey, S. Martin, J. Clare, R. Jones. Row 2: C. Bartosik, E. Test, B Byrne. A. Furlong. Row 3: J. Flcwitt, D. Test. K. Brosius, M. Arcuri, D. Varmecky. N. Penrod. Advisor: Dr. C. Strange AM WESTY OFFICERS: Vice Pres.: K. Brosius. Treas.: E. Test. Sec.: B. Byrne. Pres.: N. Penrod. Spirit JBetimt) tElje iUngbom h PEP CLUB Row 1: K. Penrod, M. Weir, M. Henry, D. Grech, K. Rudcl. R. Stutzman, K. Rummcl. Row 2: L. Lovette, K. Babik, M. Rodriguez-Cayro. B. Stumpo, B. Byrne. A. Kelly, K. Orr, J. Estadt. Row 3: W. Prothero, D. Knupp, M. Lynch, W. Critchficld, M. Koban, G. Giles, L. Todorich, B. Irvin, L. Stringent. Row 4: M. Antonik, C. Koeck, L. Dewar, C. Minahan, J. Carney, L. Garman, L. Harpster, P. Molchany. 135 A hundred bottles of beer on the wall???? je Wisest ClijerS F.G.P.: L. Lovettc, A. Glosser, K. Snyder. S. Green, S. Caldon. Absent: A. DcWaters, N. Ham, M Calderon, D. Black, M. Glass, C. Custer, K. Rudel. M. Esserman. T. Toccafondi. 136 §uilti of tfje .©ear As the 1982-83 school year draws to a close, the Phoe- nician Staff would like to take this opportunity to recog- nize an outstanding club that sometimes is taken for granted. Under the direction and supervision of advisor, Mr. Fred McLoota and president Ellen Krizncr, this year’s Student Council has admirably served the student body. Dedicated and enthusiastic members helped with Fresh- man Orientation during the summer. As soon as the school year started, extensive plans for Homecoming and Parent’s Day were already under way. The month of November was set aside for a fundraising program. Be- fore Christmas the Student Council sponsored a Blood Drive in the High school gym and surpassed their goal of 75 pints of blood. This year, 3 representatives were sent to the annual Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils Confer- ence held in Somerset. Thay all came back with great new ideas and a contagious enthusiasm. On Valentine’s Day, the council sponsored another Carnation Sale, sending over 1,100 flowers throughout the school. They cooperated with the faculty in organiz- ing a Food Drive to benefit the unemployed during the month of March. In addition to the club’s individual activities, various members representing Student Council were called upon to participate in other school functions. All of these events were accomplished by a surprisingly small mem- bership of 40 energetic students. The culmination of the year’s schedule was the elec- tion of new officers who will hopefully carry on the tradition of excellence and service for another year. The Phoenician Staff salutes Student Council the 1982- 83 CLUB OF THE YEAR. 137 JtJulettbe Jiall n Cncljanteti Cbening i§ ert� ng banquet M nigf)tf)Ooti The knights were leaving the kingdom of Westmont. The Scholars had taught them all that was possible. This y wasn’t their end, just a new beginning. There were many great experiences in this kingdom. The memories of Hi these experiences would sustain the knights during their I' journeys. These journeys would take some to distant '! parts of the world.others to neighboring kingdoms, and I some would eventually return to the kingdom on the 7 forested hill called WESTMONT. 3r. Jfltss Cantnbates JUNIOR MISS CANDIDATES: Left to Right: D. Hewitt, T. Moul. W. Rovansck, M. Arcuri. W. Critchfield. Senior Class ©fficers 144 Senior Class Officers: Left to Right: Tres.: K. Nitkulinec. Pres.: R. DeWaters, Sec.: T. Moul, V. Pres.: N. Minium David Abernethy Christine Audi Lori Babik Kathleen Balicki David Balzarano Robert Adams Andrew Bowers Charles Bowers Rex Brown Rhonda Buchan 145 Erica Figge Rebecca Fogel Daniel Foreback Lisa Garman Yvonne Fetterman Gordon Friedman Eric Freiwald Christina Froehlich Robert Gegan Robert Gleason Amy Glosser Jennifer Gossard Thomas Gramling Bridget Hanson Richard Henderson Charles Hornick Barbara Hunt Jill Hewitt Lisa Hrin Lisa Hofe Kristi Hughes Fred Hamaty Lori Harpster Michael Hoover Kristin Hugya Margaret Kime Shila Knight Kenneth Kindya Dawn King Mark Kaplaniak Francis Kasuba D. Rugh Kerin Mary Kaplaniak Veronica Koeck Stephen Kohler Timothy Kohler Helen Koval George Lambrinos Robert Lee Terri Lehman Mark Leitenberger Kathleen McQuillan Robert Leppert Karen Lewis Patricia Madigan Lisa Merlo Guy Lohr Troy Mack Lisa Marley Christopher Marshall Sean Molchany Eric Morrison Amita Mital Daren Morder Tamara Moul Nicole Minium Judith Moore is Joan Moskal Julianne Meyer Terri Michael Paul Molchany Simone Morelli Zita Neptune i 1 Alice Patterson Alice Napolitan Kristin Nitkulinec Kathryn Petrocelli Brian Odgers Edward Perry Jenny Petruska 155 John Paul 156 David Ringler Daniel Rohde Wendy Rovansek Jennifer Schulker Eva Shorto Charlotte Shostek Scott Spriggs John Springer David Rerko Jeffrey Richey Kelley Steeves Kellie Stevens Robert Stoessner Stanton Stept David Stouffer Donald Stramanak Nancy Stumpo Ellen Thompson Haley Wallace Sheila Wallar Julie Weltner Frank Wherry 159 Joanna Tomak John Tredennick Nancy Town Timothy Urban Leah Vore John Walko 160 Pestotoing tfjc lUtoarbs I). A.R. C itizenship Award: R Glass, T. Foundation Award: Y. Fetterman Michael. West Fnd Lions Club Award: W. Rovansck. F. Hamaty. Johnstown Rotary 161 Anthony A. Salem Memorial Award: F. Hamaty. Patrick A. Gleason Award: T. Gramling National C horal Award: T. Moul. Art Scholarships: E. Shorto. V. Fcttcrman. Pa. School for the Sciences: M. Van Wyk. Ken Null Memorial Band Award: C. Porter. Band Director's Award: G. Suppes. John Phillip Sousa and Louis Armstrong Jazz Award: S. Spriggs, (absent) Dr. William J. Hargreaves Award: R Leppcrl. Dr. Robert Hartnett Award: C. Eckstein. Most Improved Cross Country: S. Koontz. Adele Dovey Award: A. Glosser. John F. Horty Award: K. Dorian. Female Cross Country Award: D. Vorc. 162 Outstanding Male Athlete: T. Voder Outstanding Female Athlete: C. Barber. John E. Barrel! Award: D Vore. Herdman Track Award: D. Abcrncthy. Dave Coulson Award: T Yoder. Ellwood Ailes Award: S. Molchany Westmont Hilltop Student Memorial Scholarship Award: W. Rovansck. B. Hunt. Class of 83 Scholarship: E. Morrison. E. Krizner. Most Improved Wrestler: R. Glass. Jerry Griffith Award. T. Yoder. Team Trophy: D. Stramanak. Coaches Award and Ken Null Memorial Award: R. Fleck 163 International Thespian Society Awards: T. Gramling, A. J. Napolitan. Student Council Outstanding President Award: E. Kri ncr. Y.E.A. Scholarship: M. Koban. Key C lub Scholarship: A. J. Napolitan. Robert A. Gleason Award. D. Rugh Kerin. William A. As key Award: Y. Fcttcrman. Skip Pristow Award: T. Bukovich. Dr. Michael Sewak Award: K. Dorian 164 Society of Woman Engineers: A. Mital, W. Rovansek. P. Madigan. Westmont Hilltop N.H.S. Scholarships: P. Madigan. C. Shostek. J. Pctruska. National Merit Commendations: E. Morrison, J. Springer. A. Mital. C. Porter, J. Petruska. National Merit Finalist and Presidential Scholar Award: W. Rovansek. 165 Hockey Team Player Award: R Gleason. D. Picking, C. Phillips, J. Trcdcnnick, T. Reddccliff. R. DcWatcrs, J. Lenzi. Biibtjtng tfje ItnigJjtsi 167 The castle was finally finished. The sub- jects had suffered many hardships during the year. When the job was done they were glad of the effort they had put forth. 1982 n ii '' Sn Jfflemorp ©f.... Jotn $aul Contoap 1957-1983 Hort JBlatfeburn 1964-1983 Since you have left us We’ve often wondered “Why?” Why bother even having friends When they so quickly pass you by? It seems as if we knew you For so many, many years. But when we really think of it Our eyes swell up with tears. It passed so very quickly As if you were never here. Seems all we did was blink our eyes And then you disappeared. People may think we’re odd. But we loved you as our friends. Maybe some day, hopefully. We will meet again. -Mary Audi- 178 UHorlfc J ttod in ftebteto SEPTEMBER The Who has successful farewell tour, with a show Sept. 28 at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena. Secretary of State Alexander Haig resigned. George Schultz took over as Secretary of State. Isreal and Lebcnon cease fire. Ingrid Bergman dies of cancer at age 67. OCTOBER Seven people die in Chicago’s Cyanide poisening. Solidarity is outlawed in Poland. The N.F.L. goes on strike for 57 days. NOVEMBER St. Louis Cardinals win world series. Catholic Bishop wants to freeze Nuclear War. Brezhnev dies-Andropov takes over. Columbia takes it's first flight. Sugar Ray Leonard retires. N.F.L. strike ends. South Korean lightweight Kim Duh Koo dies from a fatal punch from Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini. DECEMBER Hershcl Walker wins Heisman Trophy. Barney Clark gets first permanent artificial heart. Best comedy of the Year- Tootsie with D. Hoffman. Computers makes TIME'S man of the year. Videos grow to America’s favorite pastime. JANUARY Racial riots occur in Miami. Mexico may declare bankruptcy to U.S. Superbowl XVIII is won by the Washington Redskins, with a 27-17 victory over the Miami Dolphins. FEBRUARY Johnstown, Pa. had highest unemployment rate in the nation with 25.6 percent. Western Sizzlin' opens on easy grade and Granny’s opens by the Westwood Shopping Center. Tennesse Williams dies. Hershel Walker signs pro football contract with the U.S.F.L. New Jersey Generals. MARCH Barney Clark, who had the first artificial herat, died after 127 days. In California floods, high waves and winds left at least 16 dead, caused more than $160 million dollars in damage, forced residents to leave their homes. “All the Right Moves” was filmed in Johnstown. Many citizens participated. APRIL “Gandi” wins 8 acadamy awards including best picture. Tennis star Hu Na defected from China to the U.S. First black mayor elected in Chicago was Harold Wash- ington. MAY First draft pick John Elway turns down Baltimore and may play baseball. Mt. Etna erupts for the 23rd time in 75 years in Italy. Brooklyn Bridge turns 100 years old. New York Islanders win Hockey Stanley Cup. Arsonist in Johnstown cause over a million dollars in damage. 179 cJ a® liiisineSEiefi r Anderson Wonders Agency Angelitto’s Beauty Center Apryle’s Jewelers Benshoff Printing Company C.L. Butler- Garage Service Station Cambria True Value Hardware The Courthouse Racquetball Club and Fitness Center Cover Studio of Photography The Dale National Bank Data Consultants Inc. Dewar’s Car World Don Clark’s Corner Store Dutch’s The Gleason Agency, Inc. Hornick’s Hardware, Inc. John Henderson Company Funeral Home Johnstown Bank Trust Co. Keystone Siding Co. L.A. Surplus Law’s Jewelry Leitenberger Chevrolet Jeep Inc. McClure McClure, Inc. Moxham National Bank Penn Furniture Company Penrod’s Exxon Service Center Pyramids Sporting Goods Discounters United States National Bank Weiser Music Center Westmont Capri Pizza Westmont Drug Store Westmont Lanes Westmont Volunteer Fire Co. Westwood Gulf A Friend George L. Anthony Chrissie Audi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bagnato George L. Bauer, D.D.S. Bud and Rita Boring Walter C. Burket Raymond J. Callahan The Claycombs Kelly Dorian John Dunn Matt Esserman Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Estadt Jennifer Estadt Dr. and Mrs. David N. Finney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glosser William G. Good George H. Gress, D.M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hamaty Samuel Hillard Hudy Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Phil King Spencer Kreger, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Leppert Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Leppert Dr. and Mrs. Bernard P. McQuillan J. Michael Moses, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Nido Anthony N. Paone Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Picking, III Wendy Prothero Mary-Alice and Jim Reesman Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sewak Mr. Robert Shoup Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelley Dr. George W. Strother Marianne Strother Mrs. and Mr. Francis L. Sutton Rev. Dr. Robert G. Swanson Dr. and Mrs. Primo V. Toccafondi Paul and Jetta Toth John T. Tredennick, M.D. Westmont Hilltoppers Football Booster Club Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Wiegman Dr. and Mrs. Dean M. Wilson Workosky’s Dr. and Mrs. John F. Yerger, Jr. I I 180 atfenotolebgements Cotor Design Arl Work: Yvonne Fcltcrman Scoti Koontz Opening Committee: Sheila Wallar-editor Cindy Figge Jennifer Schulker Faculty Committee: Frica Figge-editor Stuart Strother Homeroom Committee: Alice Patterson Sports Committee: John Dunn-edilor Sean 1c Dona Id-editor Cindy Figge Craig Fckslcin Yvonne Fctterman Tracey Thiele Haley Wallace Sheila Wallar Activities Committee: Tracey Thiele Scan McDonald Jennifer Schulker Seniors Committee: Jennifer Esladt-editor Tracey Thiele Tom Murray Closing Committee: Tom Murray Robbie Leppcrt Senior Directory: Jennifer Estadt Faculty Directory: Erica I igge Typists: Jennifer Schulker Romainc Tirko Patty Ki)t Proof Reading: Mary Koban Index: Maggie Or ms-editor Tracey Thiele Sales Manager: Robbie Leppcrt Copy W riting: Jennifer Sehulker-cditor Romainc Tirko Patty Kot Sheila Wallar Sean McDonald News W rapup: Erica Figge Haley Wallace Cindy Figge Acknowledgements: Haley Wallace Cindy Figge The 1983 Phoenician staff gratefully acknowledges the cooperation and assistance of . . . Mrs. Colleen Goerlich-Advisor The Administration Westmont Hilltop Board of Education Cover Studio Mr William Cameron Joston Publishing Company Mr. George Anthony Ms. Dara Kelley Mr. Robert G. Wallace Mr. Robert A. Gleason Dr Bernard McQuillan Mrs l.cti ia Mrs. Toth Mr. Paul Clayeomb Mr. Michael Rudnac Ms. Cheryl Adams Mr. Michael Gocrlich And a special thanks to coaches and students who helped us in scores, copy, and photography. Jfatultp 291 rectory Westminister Choir College. Choir, Mixed Chorus, Band Chorus, Music Theory, Music Appreciation. GARY J. ESTADT Ed. D...........................................Superintendent PRIMO TOCCAFONDI Ed.D. . . Director of Curriculum and Instruction CAROL MACUS STRANGE Ph.D........................................... Principal JACK M. YODER ............................................Assistant Principal ADAMS, CHERYL L. B.A., English, M.Ed., Secondary English, University of Pittsburgh. English 10, 12. ANTHONY, GEORGE L. B.S., Juniata College, Indiana Uni- versity of Pa.; M.A.T. University of Cincinnati. Computer I and II. BAHNEMAN, PATRICIA A. B.S., Math Ed., Secondary, Clarion State College. Pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II. BALOGH, JAMES B.S., Heath and Physical Education, Slippery Rock State College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Physical Education. BERKEY, PAULINE B.S., Nursing, University of Pitts- burgh.; Masters Equiv., Penn State. School Nurse of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University; M.S., University of West Virginia. Driver’s Training, Safety Education. CARTWRIGHT, JAMES J. B.S., M.ED., Indiana University of Pa. U.S. Cultures I. CHUBA, DEBORAH A. B.A., University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., Indiana University of Pa.; M.A., St. Francis College. English 10, Speech. CLAYCOMB, PAUL E. B.S., Shippensburg State College, Indiana University of Pa. U.S. Cul- tures II, Athletic Director. FINNEY, BETTY B.A., Gettysburg College, Millers- ville State College, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. French I, 11, III. FOX, WILLARD D. B.S., St. Vincent College. Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Algebra. GOERLICH, COLLEEN L. B.S., Edinboro State College, Penn- sylvania State University. Art 9,1, 2, 3, Yearbook. GOOD, WILLIAM B.A., Pennsylvania State University, University of Pittsburgh. American Government, Economics. GRUBB, WILLIAM E. B.S., Indiana University of Pa., Master’s Equivalent. Trigonometry, Calculus. HAYNAL, KATHY L. B.S., Pennsylvania State University. Foods I and II, Family Develop- ment, Adult Roles and Functions. HUNTER, SHELDON E. B.S., Indiana University of Pa., Uni- versity of New Hampshire, Pennsyl- vania State University. Master’s Equivalent. Algebra I and II, Gener- al Math. BOLTON, GERALD S. B.S., Industrial Arts, Lock Haven State College, California State Col- lege. Architectural Drawing, Tech- nical Drawing, Metal Working. FINK, DAVID B.S., Indiana University of Pa. M. Ed.; Indiana University of Pa, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Earth and Space Science 9. KAROLCHIK, MICHAEL B.S., Indiana University of Pa., Counselor Ed., Pennsylvania State University, University of Buffalo, St. Francis College. Guidance Director. BURKET, WALTER C. FLEMING THOMAS B.A., St. Francis College, University B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; 182 KAUFMAN, BOYD P. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. Ge- ometry, Computer I, General Math II, Consumer Math Math Review. KOLAR, MELISSA F. B.A., University of Pittsburgh, M.A., Indiana University of Pa. English 10, 11, Gifted 11. KUSHNIR, JOY H. B.A., Indiana University of Pa., M.Ed. Grove City College, Universi- ty of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Eng- lish 9 Gifted, English 9. LANTZ, MILTON B.S., Shippensburg State College, Wake Forest University, Indiana University of Pa, Simmons College. Biology, Chemistry. LEIBFREID, DORIS J. B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa., Arizona State University, Prin- ceton University. Earth and Space Science, Biology. LOCHER, THOMAS G. B.S., M.S.L.S., Clarion State Col- lege, Indiana University of Pa. Li- brarian, Audio-Visual. MAKOSKY, JOSEPH University of Richmond; B.A., Mil- lersville State College, West Chester State, Indiana University of Pa. MATSKO, MICHAEL B.S., Lock Haven State College, In- diana University of Pa. Physical Education. MATSKO, PAUL B.S., St. Francis College, M.Ed., Duquesne University. Guidance Di- rector. McLOOTA, FREDERIC J. B.S., University of Pittsburgh, Indi- ana University of Pa„ English 12, Personal Typing, Salesmanship. MOORE, THOMAS J. B.A., Marist College, M.S., Manhat- tan College; Advanced Degree in Administration and Supervision, University of Bridgeport. Physics, Physical Science. POMPANELLA, FRANCIS M. B.A„ St. Vincent College, Pennsyl- vania State University. Psychology, A. P. History, American Govern- ment. PORTER, ANITA L. B. S., Duquesne University, Indiana University of Pa., National Univer- sity of Mexico. Spanish II and III. PUDLINER, JANET L. B.S., Slippery Rock State College, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylva- nia State University. Dance, Phys- ical Education, Health. PUHALA, RICHARD A. B.A., M. Ed. Pennsylvania State University, University of Pittsburgh. English 10, 11. RUDNAC, MICHAEL J. B.A., University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., Duquesne University. Ad- vanced Graduate Study. World Cul- tures 11, American Cultures 10. SCHOFIELD, ELIZABETH B.S., Pennsylvania State University. World Cultures 11. SHAFFER, ROY M. B.S., California State College, M.A. West Virginia University, Indiana University of Pa. Industrial Arts, Technical drawing. SHERIDAN, MARILYN B.S., Southern Illinois University. English 9, 10, 12, A.P. English. STRANGE, CAROL MACUS (Dr.) B.A., Carlow College, M.A., Carne- gie Mellon University, M.S., San Diego State University, George Washington University, Ph.D., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Principal. SWEDLER, ANDREW J. B.S., Indiana University of Pa., M. Ed., Loyola College, Graduate Chem. Studies. Chemistry I and II. WILSON,TERESA M. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. Per- sonal Typing, Transcription, Short- hand I and II, Office Practice, Typ- ing II. WORKOSKY, BETTY B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. Spanish I YODER, JACK M. B.S., California State College, M.A., West Virginia University. Assistant Principal. ZDRAVECKY, RHODA B.S., Indiana University of Pa. Foods I and II, Clothing I, Home- making, Nursery School. MOSTOLLER, EARL J. B.S., M.Ed. Indiana University of Pa., Pennsylvania State University. U.S. Cultures I and II, Journalism. PAONE, ANTHONY N. B.S., St. Francis College; M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University, Ohio State University. Biology. PAYNE, PETER B.S., Indiana University of Pa. In- strumental Music. PESCHOCK, GEORGE M. B.S., Indiana University of Pa. Ac- counting I and II, Computer Ac- counting, Typing I and II, Introduc- tion to Bookkeeping, Introduction to Business, Personal Typing. ccomplt£if)ments of tfjc nigf)t£ ABERNETHY, DAVID S.: Abs Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Ski Club 10. ADAMS, ROBERT B.: Fleabag ALLSHOUSE, MICHELLE D.: Mo Y.E.A. 12; Forensics 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12. ARCURI, MARY ANN: M.A. Musical 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Colorguard 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Choir 11, 12; District Chorus 12; Regional Chorus 12; Marching Band 10. ASFAR, GREGORY D.: Louie Football 9, 10; Basketball 9; Baseball 12. AUDI, CHRISTINE B.: Chrissie Key Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10; Musical 10, 11, 12. BALICKI, KATHLEEN M.: Chorus 9. BALZARANO, DAVID: Dave Theater Club 12; Art Club 12. BAMFORD, LEE M.: Track 9; Baseball Stat. 9; Wrestling Stat. 10; Student Council 10; Class V P. 10; NHS 11, 12; YEA 12; Lan- guage Club 12. BARBER, CAROLYN M.; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9. BERKLEY, SUSAN M.: Sue Basketball 9; Colorguard 10, 11; Colorguard Captain 12. BINGLER, JAMES W.: Bingo Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Weightlifting 9, 10, 11, 12. BOWERS, ANDREW: Andy Wrestling 9, 10, 11. BOWERS, CHARLES: Chuck Wrestling 10, 11. BROWN, REX A.: BUCHAN, RHONDA S. Chorus 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10. BUKOVICH, TODD A.: The Wad Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Track 12; Key Club 10, 11. BUTLER, ELIZABETH B.: Boom Boom County Band 9, 10, 11, 12; District Band 11, 12; Regional Band 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Marching Band, Drill Seargent 12; Band Chorus 11, 12; FGP 12. BYRNE, RENEE M.: Valley Girl Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 10, 12; YEA 12; Musical 10. CARNELL, PATRICIA: Patty Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. CARNEY, JUDITH A.: Hudy Key Club 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12. CARTHEW, WILLIAM W.: Bill CHANCE, DONNA E.: CHANCE, DORTHY: Pep Club 9, 10, 11; JV. Cheerleader 10; Colorguard 12. COOK, RANDY B.: Monkey Football 9, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Track 12. CRAWFORD, JEFFREY L.: Nails Basketball 9. CRISTE, DAVID E.: GQ Track 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10,11, 12; Art Club 12; Chorus 9. CRITCHFIELD, WENDY L.; Cheerleading 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; NHS 12. CURTIS, DONNA E.: Begonia Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12. DAVIES, DAVID C.: Davis DEWATERS, ROBERT S.: Taipay Hockey 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Swim Team 10; Sr. Class Pres. 12; Jr. Class Pres. 11; SlideShow 12; DIETRICH, LENNY L.: Leroy Slide Show 12. DORIAN, KELLY A.: Kel Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12. DORIAN, TAMMY: Dee Dee DUNN, JOHN T.: J.D. Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Phoenician 12. 184 ECKSTEIN, CRAIG D.: Corn King Ski Club 9, 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 12; Cross Country 12; Phoenician 12. ELSTON, EDWARD J.: O.B. Eddie Ski Club 9; Band 11, 12. ESSERMAN, MATTHEW A.: Flutist Golf 9, 10,11, 12; Track 10; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 12. ESTADT, JENNIFER A.: Henny Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11,12; Cheerleading 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 11, 12; Phoenician 12. EWASKO, KIMBERLY E.: Donald FBLA 11, 12; Language Club 11. EWEL, KIMBERLY L.: Kim Choir 11, 12; Theather Club 10, 11; Language Club 10, 11; Forensics 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; District Chorus 12. FETTERMAN, YVONNE M.: Fett Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10. F1GGE, ERICA, J.; Figgelett Key Club 11,12; Choir 11,12; Girls Chorus 9, 10; Phoe- nician 12; Senior Slide Show 12; Musical 11, 12. FOGEL REBECCA L.: Becky FOREBACK, DANIEL: Dan FREIWALD, ERIC J.: Queefwald Baseball 12. FRIEDMAN, GORDON J.: Gretta Tennis 9, 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. FROEHLICH, CHRISTINA M.: Chris Ski Club 9, 10; FHA 9, 10. GARMAN, LISA K.: Tippy Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Sec. 12; Key Club 11, 12; Cheer- leading 10; School Mascot 12; Musical 11, 12; Choir9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Ski Club 9. GEGAN, ROBERT G.: Tweezak Basketball 9, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. GLASS, RICHARD R.: Brutus Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Field 11, 12; Language Club 10; Yodler 9. GLEASON III., ROBERT A.: Rooney Hockey 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Choir 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12. GLOSSER, AMY J.: Gloss Foster Grandparents Pres. 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Slide Show 12; Track Field 12; Forensics 10, 11; Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Choir Musi- cals 11, 12. GOSSARD, JENNIFER L.: Yodler 9; FBLA 11; Language 11, 12; Theater Club 12. GRAML1NG, THOMAS C.: The Fox Theater Club 9, 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Musical 10, 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12-Tres.; NHS 11, 12-Tres.; Choir 10, 11, 12; A.M. Westy 11. GREEN, LINDA J.: Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Art 10, 11, 12. GREGORY, KERRY A.: Language Club 11, 12; Theater Club 12; FBLA 11, 12; Yodler 9. GUELBENZU MARIO GUELBENZU, MICHAEL: Gumbi HAMATY, FRED, G.: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12. HANSON, BRIDGET R.: Student Council 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 12; Theater Club 10,11, 12; FGP 12; Mixed Ensemble 10, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 9, 10, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12. HARPSTER, LORI A.: Lor Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Musi- cal 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12. HENDERSON, RICHARD A.: Rich Ind. Arts 9, 10, 11, 12; Tech. Drawing 10, 11, 12. HEWITT, DANEEN J.; Jill Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 12; Theater Club 10, 11,12; International Thespian Society 11, 12; A.M. Westy 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Band Chorus 11, 12. HOOVER, MICHAEL J.: The Great Kazoo Rifle Club 10; Baseball 11, 12. HORNICK, CHARLES F.: The Rubberman Football 9, 10; Basketball 11, 12. HRIN, LISA M.: Key Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; FGP 12; Theater Club 12. HUGHES, KRISTI L.: Toga Cheerleading 11,12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11; Key Club Tres. 11, Sec. 12; Musicals 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; FGP 12 185 HUGYA, KRISTIN, M.: Smurf Forensics 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; A.M. Westy 10, 11; Swimming 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; International Thespian Society 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12. HUNT, BARBARA L.J.: Barb Language Club 10,11,12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11,12; Orchestra 9, 10, 12; N HS 12; YEA 12. KAPLANIAK, MARK E.: Tart Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Mgr. KAPLANIAK, MARY B.: AA Gang Member Ski Club 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Color- guard 11, 12. KASUBA, FRANCIS G.: Frank Football 9, 10; Hockey 11; Basketball 9. KENNEY, WALTER. KERIN, DOUGLAS R.: D. Rugh Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9- Key Club 11, 12. KIME, MARGARET: Peggy Chorus 9, 10; Yodler 9. KINDYA, KENNETH G.: Kenny Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Language Club 10, 11. KING, DAWN M.: Dawny Key Club 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10. KINGSTON, JUDY L.: Ski Club 9, 10; FBLA 12; Pep Club 9. KNIGHT, SHILA R.: Choir 9, 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Theater Club 12; Thespian Society 12; YEA 12; Regional Chorus 12. KOBAN, MARY E.: Sunshine YEA 10, 11, PRES. 12, SEC.; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 10, 11, 12 Thespian Society; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Phoenician 12; Concert Choir 12. KOECK, VERONICA L.: Roni Key Club 10, 11, 12 Board of Directors 11, 12; Pep Club 9 SEC. 10, 11; Colorguard 11, 12; NHS 12; Boys’ Track Stats. KOHLER, STEPHEN D.: KOHLER, TIMOTHY P.: Swimmy. KOONTZ, SCOTT E.: Skoontz Track 10, 11,12; Cross Country 12; Basketball 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12 Pres.; GOG 10, 11, 12 Tres.; FGP 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. KOPERA, JAMES J.: KOVAL, HELEN KRIZNER, ELLEN M.: Ellie Key Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club; Student Council 11, Pres. 12; Theater Club 12. KULBACK, SCOTT R.: Tinkerbell Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 9. LAMBRINOS, GEORGE J.: Guitar Football 10. LEE, ROBERT E.: General Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. LEHMAN, TERRI J.: Terrin Ski Club 10; Theater Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; NHS 12; Musical, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12. LEITENBERGER, MARK F.: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Key Club 11 12; Track 9. LEPPERT, ROBERT A.: Robbie Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10; Track 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Phoenician 12. LEWIS, KAREN B.: Colorguard 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Tennis 9, 12; YEA 10 11 12- NHS 12. ... LOHR, GUY S.: Noid Hockey 10, 11. MACK, TROY: Pix Wrestling 9, 10, 11. MADIGAN, MARY PATRICIA: Pat Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Muscial 11, 12; N HS 11,12 Sec; Choir 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 12; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. MARLEY, LISA J.: Track 9, 10; Musical 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 11 12' PeD Club 9, 10. MARSHALL, CHRISTOPHER P.: Chris Key Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Musi- cal 10,11,12; District Chorus 11,12; Regional Chorus 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; County Chorus 9, 10, 12. McQUILLAN, KATHLEEN: Katie Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Musical 12- Pep Club 9, 10. MERLO, LISA M.: Rifle Club 11. 186 MEYER, JULIANNE: Jul Cheerleader 10; Colorguard 12; Pep Club 10; FHA 11; Swimming 12; Track 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL, TERRI L.: Pres, of YEA 12; 10, 11; V. Pres, of Language Club 12; 10, 11; Theater Club 11, 12; Thespian Society 12; Orches- tra 12. MINIUM, NICOLE A.: Nikki Choir 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10; County Chorus 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12; YEA 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 12; Student Council 11; Class Pres. 11, 12. MITAL, AMITA: YEA 10, 11, 12, Tres; Theater Club 11, 12; NHS 12; Language Club 11, 12 Pres. MOLCHANY, PAUL E.: Fat Paul Student Council 9, 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 11; Pep Club 12; FGP 12. MOLCHANY, SEAN P.: Mo Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12. MOORE, JUDITH A.: Lude Chorus 9, 10. MORDER, DAREN R.: Mort MORRISON, ERIC W.: Meatwagon Forensics 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12; Theater Club 12; NHS 11, 12. MOSKAL, JOAN W.: Sujy Ski Club 9, 10; Key Club 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Theater Club 12. MOUL, TAMARA A.: Tameri Mole Pres, V. Pres. Key Club; Class Sec. 11, 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; NHS 12. MURRAY, THOMAS C: Tom Football 9; Track 11; Phoenician 12; FGP 11; Slide Show 12, NAPOLITAN, ALICE J.: A.J. Chorus (County 9, 10, 12; Dist. 11; Reg. 11; State 12.) All Eastern Chorus 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; FGP 11, 12. NEMETH, LESLIE A.: Davey NEPTUNE, ZITA M.: Zeet Key Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; FGP 12; Musical 10, 11,12; Ski Club 9, 10; Band 9; Chorus 10. 11, 12. NITKULINEC, KRISTIN L.: Krichen Volleyball 9, 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11 Co-Captain; YEA 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; Theater Club 12. ODGERS, BRIAN J.: Track 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10. ORMS, MARGARET J.: Maggs Art Club 12; Phoenician 12; Ski Club 9, 10. PATTERSON, ALICE G.: Anna Phoenician 11, 12; Majorette 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Key Club 11; Track 9, 10; Art Club 12; Senior Slide Show 12; Theater Club 12. PAUL, JOHN A.: Pope Rifle Club 10, 11, 12. PERRY, EDWARD J.: Noodles Key Club 11, 12; Football 9. PETROCELLI, KATHRYN A.: Petro Art Club 10; FBLA 12; Senior Slide Show 12. PETRUSKA, JENNY L.: Queen Scrub Track 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; County Band 9, 11; Language Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Band Chorus 10, 11, 12. PHILLIPS, CHRISTOPHER H.: Pup Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 11,12; Baseball 11; Basket- ball 9. PICKING, DANIEL H.: Pick Hockey 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Art Club 12; Key Club 12; Student Council 12. PORTER, CHRISTINE A.: Chris Language Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; District Band 12; Regional Band 12. POTTER, MATTHEW R.: Mr. P Rifle Club 10, 11. POVICH, MARK J.: flute Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 12; Tennis 12; Key Club 12. PROTHERO, WENDY J.: Pud Key Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Musicals 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Track 11. RAGER, MICHELLE L.: Mush Student Council 9; Softball 10; NHS 11, 12; Key Club 12; YEA 12; Language Club 12. REDDECLIFF, THOMAS S.: Redd Hockey 11, 12. REESMAN, DAVE: Pie Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 187 RERKO, DAVID L.: Wally Football 9. RICHEY, JEFFREY A.: Jefe Phoenician 10, 11. RINGLER, DAVID G.: Chico Football 9; Hockey 10, 11; County Chorus 12; District Chorus 12; Regional Chorus 12; Musical 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. ROHDE, DANIEL F.: Ram Rod ROVANSEK, WENDY A.: Rover NHS. 11, 12 Pres; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; District, Regional Chorus 12; Musical 10, 11, 12. SCHULKER, JENNIFER L.: Bill FBLA 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Phoenician 11, 12; Senior Slide Show 12. SHORTO, EVA M. Cheerleading 9, 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11; Pep Club 10; Theater Club 12. SHOSTEK, CHARLOTTE A. Language Club 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; YEA V. Pres., Sec., Treas., 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 10, 11, 12; Thespian Society 12. SPRIGGS, SCOTT A.: Doggers Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Muscial 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Regional Band 10, 11, 12; Regional Or- chestra 12; State Band 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12. SPRINGER, JOHN D.: Juan STEEVES, KELLEY J.: Nipsett Choir 11, 12; Key Club 11; Cheerleading 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Musical 11, 12. STEPT, STANTON P.: Stan I.U.P. Honors Band 10, 11, 12; Regional Band 10, 11, 12; District Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11. STEVENS, KELLIE L. Key Club 11; Theater Club 12. STOESSNER, ROBERT M.: Ray Davies STOUFFER, DAVID J.: Buzz Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. STRAMANAK, DONALD A.: Stroke Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. STROTHER, STUART J.: Captain FGP 11, 12; Phoenician 11, 12; Musical 12; Slideshow 12; Theater Club 12; Choir 12. STUMPO, BETHANNE M.: Sniffles Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FGP 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. STUMPO, NANCY M.: Stump Baby Track 10, 11; Chorus 9.; FBLA 12; FHA 11. SUPPES, GREGORY S.: Grubba Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 11, 12; County, District and Regional Chorus 12; Musical 10, 11, 12. TEST, DIANE L. Band 9, 10, 11,12; Choir 9, 10; Art Club 12; Musical 12; A.M. Westy 12; Theater Club 12. THIELE, TRACEY L.: Trace Phoenician 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Theater Club 11, 12; Key Club 11,12; Swimming 10,11; Art Club 10, 11; NHS 12; Ski Club 9, 10. THOMPSON, ELLEN E.: Elly Belly Button Colorguard 12. TIRKO, ROMAINE: GURT Head Majorette 11; Phoenician 12; Chorus 9; Girls Cho- rus 10; Ski Club 10. TOMAK, JOANNA M.: Jo TOWN, NANCY L.: Nanchy Wanchy TREDENNICK, JOHN B.: T.H. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Tennis 10. URBAN, TIMOTHY J.; Tim Baseball 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. VORE, LEAH D.: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11. WALKO, JOHN W.: Walky Football 9, 10,11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Track 9. WALLACE, HALEY E.: Basketball 10; Art Club 12; FGP 11; YEA 11. WALLAR, SHEILA: Tequi Key Club 11, 12; Theater Club 12; Phoenician 12. WELTNER, JULIE A.: Baa Baa Red Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11; FHA 11; Majorette 11; Slideshow 12. WHERRY, FRANK D.: Tree Basketball 9; Track 11, 12. WIDMANN, JACQUELINE M.: Wackie Ski Club 9, 10; Art Club 10, 11; Theater Club 12. 188 WIEGMAN, JEFFREY T.: Wiggy Golf 10, 11, 12. WILSON, ARIC S.D.: Wils Football 9,10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9,10, 11, 12; Track 9,10, 11, 12. WORKOSKY, MICHAEL J.: Weenis Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. YODER, TIMOTHY J.: Tim Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. ZETTEK, MARK A.: Maz Basketball 10; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS BABIK, LORI Pep Club 10, 11; Key Club 10, 11; Student Council 9; Cheerleader 9; FHA Treas. 11. PILJAY, KRISTIN Ski Club 9,10; Theater Club 9, 10,11; Language Club 11; Cheerleader 10. Freshman Index Allen. Scon-30. 54 Alwine. Randy-30. 83 Ankeny. Kristen-30 Antcmann, Mark-30. 90, 108 Azer, Rich-30 Babik. Kathleen-30. 89 Bailey, Susan-30 Batcy. Melissa-30 Batzel. Karcn-30. 116 Beaujon. Mary-89. 101. 168. 170 Berkcbile. Scott-30 Bcrtocchi. John-30. 109. 105 Bilgcr. Kenncth-30 Black. Donna-30. 105. 108. 109 Boyer. Matthew-30 Bradcr, Jcnnifcr-105. 108. 109. 124 Bryan. Candice-4. 30. 101. 107 Buchan. Elizabcth-30. 81. 101. 107. 108. 116 Bunn. Ralph-30. 54. 67 Burkhart. Roger-30 Burnheimer. Rochelle-30. 104 Buser. John-30. 54. 71 Calderon, Alvin-30. 92 Callihan. Heidi-30. 101. 107 Cassancsc. Chnstinc-30. 105. 108. 109 Conner. Tracy-30. 105. 108. 109 Csarak, Mark-30. 177 Custer. Barbara-30. 108 Davis. Karcn-30. 60. 86. 108 DcWaters. Anne-30. 50. 51. 89. 124. 176, 177 Diamond. Bruce-30. 108. 130 Dorian. Beth-31. 108 Dunlop. Dave-31. 76 Eaiman, Heather-31 Eckstein. Hcidi-31 Eikey. Sherri-31, 104, 108 Feloso, Staci-31. 105 Fleck. James-31. 54. 67. 83. 108. 109 Folta. Randy-31. 54. 67. 83 Foster. Tracy-31. 60. 86 Freeman. Michelc-31. 109 Fritz, Kristen-31. 60 Gardill. Nicole-31. 60. 86. 108 Gardner. Carrie-31 Gchlman, Beverly-31 Gciscr. David-31. 83. 105. 109 George. Curtis-31 Gettys, James-31. 67 Gilliland. Barbara-31 Gillin. James-31 Gladis. Matthew-31. 54 Glass. Margaret-31. 105. 108. 109 Gleason. Jonathan-3. 31. 72. 76. 106. 109 Goughnour. Beverly-6. 31. 60. 81. 86. 105. 117 Grech. Donna-31. 89. 108. 134 Green. Christopher-31. 54 Griffith. Scott-31. 54 Gritzcr. Christine-31. 60. 81. 105. 108 Ham. Antoinctte-31. 89. 124. 177 Harker. Alesia-101. 108 Heidcr, John-31. 54. 71 Hcinzc. Dana-31. 72. 76 Hclbling. Jeffrey-31. 12. 54. 67 Henry. Michelle-31. 101. 107, 108. 134 Herdman, Frank-31, 83. 116. 122 Hewitt. Raymond-32 Hoffman. W'endy-32 Hoover. Mark-32, 108 Hoover. W’csley-32 Jones. Richard-4, 32. 105. 108, 109. 133 Juhas. Michael-32 Karashin, Jerry-32 Kasuba. David-32. 54. 71 Kasuba. Stephanie-32. 104. 109 Keller. Moirnja-32. 108 Kelly. Hugh-32 Kerin. Craig-32. 54. 92 Keyser, Mark-32 Khanna. Rachna-32 Kleinmcyer. Kandice-32 Klingersmith. Suzcttc-32. 105 Knupp. Dcborah-48. 89. 108, 134, 171 Koeck. Cynthia-32. 108. 131. 134 Kohler. Karen-32. 60. 89. 105. 108. 109. 124 Koontz. Staci-4. II. 32. 46. 101, 107 Krupa, Jay-71 Lake. Mark-II. 32. 54. 71. 90 Landry. Laura-32, 81. 109 Larnick, Mark-4, 32. 58. 90 Lee, David-32. 58. 1 16 Leonard. Michele-32. 81 Lewis. Doborah-32 Livingston. Gerald Lonsinger. W'illiam-32 Lynch. Mara-32. 105. 108. 109. 134. 173 MacMurdo. Jamcs-32, 83 Marhefka. Carla-33. 170 Marlcy. Courtney-33. 54 Masciantonio, Anthony-c33 Mathias. Jcffrcy-33 Mauro, Marianna-33 McBec. Robert-32 McCann. Michael-32. 58. 71. 108. 124 McMillan. David-33. 54. 67. 109 McQuillan, Kelly-89. 101. 107 Mead, Alexander-33 Meckley. Eric-33, 108 Miller. Jennifer-33. 81. 105. 108 Millandcr, Eric-33 Minahan. Edward-33. 83 Moskal. Jamcs-33, 54 Ncgrey. Ronald. 33 Nesmith, Wendy-33. 108 Nido. Virginia-33. 41. 50. 51 Oresko. Michcllc-33 Ozog. Thomas-54, 108 Page. Marcie-33 Patterson. Mary-33 Pavlosky. Carol-33 Pekich. Nicole-33 Picking. Elizabeth-101. 107. 108 Pipan, Karcn-33. 60. 81. 105. 108. 130 Pyshnik. Douglas-54 Ragcr. Sharon-33 Rea. W'illiam-33. 54. 71 Renfrew, Rovert-33. 54 Richards. Tammic-33, 81 Riddle. David-33. 71. 105 Robinson. Emily-33. 108, 130 Rodriqucz-Cayro. Robert-54. 138 Rovansek. Ronald-33. 108. 117, 173 Rudel. Karen-34. 105. 108, 109. HO. 134 Sanders. Kcnneth-34 Sanna. MaryAnn-34. 108 Schaefer. John-34, 71 Shaffer. Tracy-34, 81. 101. 105, 107. 108. 109. 116 Sender. Eric-34. 54 Sigmund. Kevin-34, 71 Simanski. Karla-34, 101. 105. 109 Smcal. Kenneth-34 Smith. Tammy-60. 81 Spangler. Douglas-9. 34. 72. 76. 108 Staib. Mark-34. 54. 108 Stumpo. Jeffrey-34. 54. 1-8 Strittmatter. Jeffrey-43. 72. 76. 108 Swanson. A my-34. 105. 108 Tarosvich, Joyce-34. 101. 105. 107. 108. 109, 130 Test. Earl-67. 105. 108. 109. 130, 133 Toth. Arthur-34. 71 Toth. Raymond-34. 83 Trebel. Kevin-34. 105. 106. 109. 116. 173 Trofino. Edwin-34 Vcrma. Richard-34, 54. 108 Vore. Todd-34. 54. 67. 104 Wallace. Karen-34. 105. 109 Wallace. Owen-34. 76. 131. 170 Washabaugh. Penny-109 Wcimcr. Rhonda-11 Wesncr. Judith-34 Whelan. Jeffrey-34, 54, 67 Williams. Susan-34. 108 Wilson. Lisa-34 Witko, Charles-34 W'robleski. Mark-34. 71 Young. John-34. 108 Zukas. Beth-86. 105 Sophomore Index Aikey. Leigh-35. 80. 126, 141 Anderson. Rebecca-35. 98. 108, 118. 139. 169 Babik, Karcn-35. 89. 108. 134 Balog. Brian-35, 70 Barber. Patricia-61. 62. 74. 89 Barron. Beth-35. 105. 109. 131 Batzel. Gwcndolcn-35. 130. 131 Becker. Joseph-35. 57. 106. 109 Berncy. Lisa-35, 118 Blackburn. Lance-35. 64 Blackington. Bradley-35. 105. 109 Bloom. Dcnms-35 Bluet. Scott-10, 35, 70 Boratko. Gary-35 Bosserman. Gwynnc-35, 80, 118 Bosscrman. Stcphanic-35. 80. 118 Brazill. Beth-35. 108. 118 Budash. Mathcw-35. 84 Bukovich. Tracie-6. 7. 35. 61. 62. 86. 118 Bulas. Joseph-57. 70. 90 Buncich. Christine-35. 83 Bunn. Paul-35, 90 Burke. Amy-9. 35. 51. 89. 107, 108. 118 Burnheimer, Kevin-35 Byrne. Bridget-35. 102. 108. 133. 138 Caldon. Sharon-35. 136 Campbell. Kcnncth-35. 57. 64. 84 Camut. Joseph-35. 48. 57. 90. 107, 108. III. 139 Christner. Robert-70 Clare. Joseph-35. 90. 108. 133 Clark. Tracy-35 Clifton. Susan-35. 118 Coulson. Harry-83 Criswell. Todd-36 Crocco, Louis-36. 57. 64, 173 Curtis. Dcanne-12. 36. 50. 51. 80. 108. 110 Custer. Courtney-36. 40. 108 David. Cynthia-36. 104 Dewar. Laura-36. 74. 89. 118. 131. 134 Dietrich. Lori-36. 61. 86 Dobrick, Gregory-36 Donahue. Lisa-36. 74. 118 Dunn. James-36. 76 Eckstein. Kevm-36. 74. 76 Ed, Lisa Rcne-108, 110 Elston. John-36, 58. 90 Eppolito. Michael-36 Erisman, Crystal-36 Esserman. Michcle-50. 51. 108. 118 Evans. Jonathan-36 Fattman. Stephen-11. 36. 70. 105. 109 Ferguson. Caroline-4, 7. 36. 61. 62. 139. 156 Figge, Cynthia-36. 50. 51. 120 Folsom. Jeffrey-36. 57. 90. 107. 108. 169 Foster. Kenneth-36. 84 France, Kimberly-36. 50. 51. 108. 118 Freddcs. Kcnncth-36 Fritz. Christine-36. 105. 118 Fritz. Eric-36. 105. 108, 109 Furlong. Allen.-105. 108. 109 190 Gaborek. Tracy-36. 74. 80. HO. 139 Gardill. Michael-36 Gaydos, John-156 Gegan, Sandra-37, 61. 118 Geisel. Neil-37, 57. 83. 90. 116 Glosser, Jonathan-37, 116 Goldblatt, Jodic-37, 104. 108. HO Goughnour, Bryan-37 Grech. Gena-37. 86. 108. 118, 146, 169 Green. Diana-37 Hamaty. David-37 Havas. Carrie-37, 74. 118 Heinrich. Jeannc-37 Henry. Fred-37 Henry, Kcvin-37. 83 Hess. John-37. 58. 90. 171 Holt ., Thomas-37. 70 Hornick, Joscph-37, 66, 90 Hrin, Marcie-37. 108, 110 Hughes. Kclly-37. 80. 100. 108 Hustin, Deborah-37 lntihar. Andrew-37, 57 Irvin. BethAnn-37, 74. 105. 108. 109. 134 Keefer. Susan-37. 108. 118 Keipcr. Kelli-37. 105. 108. 109. HO. 118. 130. 131 Kenney. Douglas-37, 46. 83 Kcpplcr, Charles-3, 37 Kcttlcr, Thomas-3. 37 Kenenk. Leyla-108. 130 King, Michael-37, 92 Kish. Larry-8. 37. 105. 109 Koeck. Patricia-37. 131 Komara. Gregory-37 Krisay. Kcith-37 Kurtz. Christopher-38. 90. 116. 117 Leffler. Kathleen-38. 131 Leitenberger. Matthew-38 Lucas. Victoria-38, 105, 108. 109 Majercsik, Clifford-38, 83 Majoris, Todd-38. 105 Margolis. Lynn 38. 108 HO Marhcfka. Faye-38 Marhcfka, John-11. 38 Marlcy, Darin-38. 57 McGrath. Michael-38. 57. 90 McQuillan. Michael-6. 38. 57. 72. 77 Merritts. Melissa-3. 38. 100. 118. 124 Miller. Brant-38, 105. 109 Minahan, Sandra-38. 74. 134 Moskal, F-dward-38, 83 Nies, Frank-38. 116. 3 Ostrich. Paula-38. 57 Pejack. Nicole-6. 10. 38 Phillips. Lccan-38. 86. 113. 130 Platt. Gregory-38. 83 Rcddecliff. Brian-38. 72. 76. 108 Reese. Teg-38 Reese. Flizabeth-38 Ritchey. Scott-38. 74, 76. 90 Roberts. Ricky-48 Roth. Robbin-10. 38. 100. 118 Rovansek. Kimberly-38. 108. HO. 118 Rush. Douglas-11, 38. 76. 83. 72 Sabo. Sean-39 Salisbury. Kam-39 Schultz. Valerie-39 Seitz. Stcphen-39. 76. 72. 90. 170 Sewak. David-39. 90. 156. 3. 4 Sherer. Cindy-39. 173 Sherer. Shawn-39. 84 Sherlock. Patrick-39. 57. 83. 1 18 Shostek. Robert-39, 66 Smith. Kimbcrly-39 Stutzman. Rebccca-39, 105, 108. 109, 118, 131. 134 Toccofondi. Tonc-39. 50. 51. 108. 118 Tomak, Donna-7. 39. 61. 62 Toth. Michelle-39 Trcbcl, Darren-7, 57. 116. 156 Trofino, Lisa-39 Trotz. Karen-39, 89. 105 VanWyk. Mark-39. 105. 106. 108. 109. 130. 162 Varmecky. Dawn-102. 130. 131. 133 Walker. Christine-39 Walters. Beth-39. 48. 105. 108. 109. 172 Weaver. Lisa-39, 108 Wheeling. Michacl-39 Wherry. Christine-39, 131 White. Sherry-39. 118. 141 Yeager. Amy-39. 108, 132 Yon. Kimberly-39 Zdravecky, LceAnn-39, 86. 108. 110. 118 Zolbe. Karla-39. 100. 108. 118. 124. 138 Junior Index Aikey. Christine-40. 45. 78. 103. 118. 124. 129 Antonik, Marnie-4. 40. 104. 116. 134 Bailey. John-40. 57 Baker. Jeffrey-40. 76 Bartosik. Charlene-40. 61. 122. 133 Berkley. Diane-9. 40. 126. 170 Black. William-40 Blasko. Mary-40. 107. 108. 129, 174 Boltz. Geoffrey-40. 57. 122 Boring. Gregory-40, 57. 68. 84. 129. 177 Borsuk. Drcw-40 Bridges. Todd-40 Brosius. Karen-40. 102. 107. 139. 133. 170 Brown. Douglas-64, 170 Brown. Eric-116, 117, 118 Burns. Kelli-86. 134 Calderon. Marlcnc-40. 50. 51. 116. 118. 129 Camut. Mary-108. 118. 126. 131 Camut, Vincent-4090 Cardiff. Warren-40. 72. 76. 168 Carroll. Amy-40, II6. 130 Ceh. Meredith-107, 108. HI. 116. 129 Chianese. Lisa-40. 105, 116 Christner. Collettc-40, 100 Clemcnson. Gregory-28. 57. 84. 107. 138. 173 Custer. Byron-72, 76 Darr. Janet-40. 126 Distefano. Micahcl-40. 45 Driscoll. Michelle-41, 138 Batman. Laurel-41, 107. 113. 116 Ehrlich. Ingrid-11, 41. II8. 129 Engel. Gayle-4|, 118 Estadt. Susan-41. 78. 108, 118, 168. 170 Evans. James-41. 66. 108, 109 Ewald. Brian-41. 57. 90. 141, 169. 173 Fattman. Laursa-4|, 108. 141 Fisher, Michael-41. 84 Fleck. Robert-41. 57. 64. 83. 107. 109. Ill 163. 173 Flynn. Edward-83, 131. 170 Frank. Hcidi-41. 105. 108. 109 Frick. Charles-41, 48. 57. 64 Galasso. Lisa-12. 41. 62. 78. 118 Gardill. James-41. 76. 90. 107. 108. 111. 175 Gchlman-Brcnda-41, 108, 133 Gcil, Dana-41. 83. 105. 140 Giles. Gretchen-41. 89. 107. 118. 129. 134. 171 Gilles, Mary 41 Gillin. Victoria-41 Goldblatt. Curt-41. 116. 129 Goldman. Ted-41. 116. 117. 139. 156 Green. Stacey-41. 107. 129. 139 Grgurevich, Svetozar-41, 129 Grimes, Robert-41. 57 Haines. Pamcla-4. 11. 41 Hall. Jamcs-41, 70 Hamel, Mark-41 Hamel. Matthew-41 Hammond. Natalie-4, 41. 100 Harrison. Meredith-41 Haupt. Rhonda-9, 41, 46. 102 Hayduk. Bcth-41-107. 168 Henry. Brian-41 Henry. F.ric-3. 12. 42. 66. 116. 156 Henry. Susan-42, 172 Hcrdman-Mary Jane-42. 83. 89. 116 Hershberger. Dana-ll. 42. 102. 118 Holtz. Tina-4. 42. 62. 86 Ireland. Aric-42 Johns. Leah-42 Kelly. Ann-9. II. 42. 116. 118. 131. 134. 135 Kcvcnk. Kenan-105. 129 Kolesar. Vcronica-42. 86 Kot. Patricia-6. 42. 46. 102. 120. 140. 173 Krisay. Karen-42. 83. 100 Kurtz. Bcrdina-42. 118 Leckey. William-42. 131. 133 Lehman. Timothy-42. 58. 90 I.eitenberger-Kevin-42 Lenzi. James-72. 76. 105. 108. 109, 165. 170 Lloyd. Gregory-42, 83 Long, Celia-170 Lovette. Leigh-4. 42. 98. 117, 124. 129. 134 Long. Gretchen-105. 108. 109. 128 Lynch. Jeffrey-42. 66. 107. II I. 118 Maidct. Cathy-42. 48 Mardis. Shari-42, 103 Marhefka, James-3. 42. 48. 64 Marovich, David-42 Martin. Susan-42, 83. 108. 129. 133 McDonald. Sean-42. 48. 57. 83. 120. 131 McGrath. Erin-42. 48. 89. 118. 130. 131 Merritts, Robcrt-42 Miller. Brian-10. 42. 57. 66 Miller. Christopher-42 Miller. Kristin-43. 104. 107. 118. 170 Miller. Lisa-108 Moran. Lance-43, 84 Mulkey. Gordon-43, 108 Nelson. Eric-43. 72. 76 Nesmith. Scott-43. 105, 108. 109 Orr. Kathryn-43. 78. 80. 108. 118. 131. 134. 135. 141. 170 Ozog. Jeromc-43. 57. 107, 118. 170 Partsch. Daniel-43. 57. 84 Paul. William-43. 83. 140 Pejack. Christine-6, 43. Ill Penrod. Kelly-43, 46. 83. 118, 131. 134 Penrod. Nancy-43, 105. 108. 109. 113. 126. 129, 130. 133. 140. 170 Pierson, Sally-43. 108. 118. 131. 138 Pizzillo, Torr-43. 107 Porter, James-43. 48, 70. 84, 129 Prebchalla. Brcnda-6. 43 Pullin. John-43 Purich. Todd-43. 45. 57. 64. 118 Pyshnik. Scott-43. 45. 57. 64. 90. 124. 125 Querry, Thomas- II. 43. 57 Rick. Kenneth-43, 83 Roberts, Vicky-43 Rodriqucz-Cayro, Maria-43. 46. 118, 134 Rosagc. Dawn-3. 43. 132 Rovansek. Shawn-43. 129, 130. 141 Rummell. Kimbcrly-43. 103. 129. 132. 134 Ryan. Tammi-44, 100. 133. 139 Schultz. Judith-44, 116. 130. 131 Shaffer. Brett-44. 70. 118 Sherbine. Matthew-44. 90. 146 Sigmund. Thomas-44. 68 Smith. Craig.- 44. 76 Smith. Glenn-44 Smith, Keith-44. 129 Snyder. Kimbcrly-4. 44. 98. 108. 116. 117. 118. 124. 129. 172. 174 Stcphey, Robert-44 Stringent, Lisa-44. 134 Sturtz. Thomas-44 Svitchen-Tndd-44 I ?9 191 S wed I er, Lisa-12. 44. 78. 80. 103. 118. 124. 129 Tarsovich. Paul-44 Tens. Amy-44. 129. 131 Thomas. Alvin-9, 57. 64. 107. 110. III. 118. 139. 169 Thompson. Vicki-44 Ticc. Kcnncth-44 Todorich. Lori-11. 44. 74. 98. 118. 134 Town. Judith-122 Valosik. Lauren-44 Van Wyk. Christine-44, 129. 130. 140 Viel. Kimbcrly-44. 86. 107. 118. 177 Vore. Dana-44. $8. 89. 98. 118, 129 162. 163. 169. 174 Walker. Phillip-9. 10. 44. 66. 139 Walters. Scott-44 W'ashabaugh. David-44, 83. 105. 106 Weimcr. Anita-44 Weir. Mary-44. 118. 131. 134 Wherry. Regina-138 W ise. Linda-44. 126 W ise. Phillip-44. 83. 131 Wood. Robert-44. 83 Yoder. Twila-8. 44. 105. 109 Yon. Tracy-44 Senior index Abcrncthy. David-90. 145. 163 Adams. Robert-146 Allshouse. Michelle-103. 4. 126. 130. 131. 145 Arcuri. MaryAnn-103. 107. 110. 122. 128. 133 138. 144 145 Asfar, Grcgory-85, 140, 160 Audi. Christine-107. 112, 118. 145. 154. 175 Babik, Lori-145 Balicki, Kathleen-145 Balzarano. David-8. 112. 145 Bamford. Lee-126. 128, 131. 145 Barber. Carolyn-62. 63. 88. 89. 74. 145. 162. 169 Berkley. Susan-4. 102. 145. 151. 168 Binglcr. James-9. 57. 145 Bowers. Andrew-8. 145 Bowers. Charles-145. 170, 176 Brown. Rex-145. 171 Buchan. Rhonda-145. 171 Bukovich. Todd-8. 10. 68. 69. 90. 140. 146 159. 164. 177 Butler. Elizabeth-109. 105, 108. 146. 142 Byrne. Renee-103. 131. 146 Carncll. Patricia-6. 62. 78. 79. 146 Carney. Judith-12. 112. 107. 118. 134. 146. 175 Carthew. William-146 Chance. Donna. - 103. 146 Chance. Dorothy-146 Cook. Randy-57. 64. 65. 90. 146. 149 Crawford. Jeffrey-146 Criste, David-3. 139, 146 Critchfield. Wcndy-4. 107. 110. 116. 118. 128. 134. 135. 144. 146. 147. 151. 154. Curtis. Donna-78. 79. 128. 147. 165 Davies, David-147 DeWaters. Robcrt-6. 73. 76. 77. 72. 112. 116. 118. 144. 147. 154. 164. Dietrich. Lconard-6. 13. 147 Dorian. Kelly-6, 62. 63. 147, 150. 162. 164 Dorian. Tammy-13. 147 Dunn. John-4. 52. 76. 147. 173 Eckstein. Craig-7, 58. 83. 90. 120. 139. 147. 157. 162 Elston. Edward-9, 147 Esserman. Matthcw-9. 12. 52. 147 Estadt. Jcnnifcr-4. 10. 78. 79. 107. 118. 120. 128. 134 147. 151. 158. 175. Ewasko. Kimberly-147 Ewcl. Kimberly-141. 176 Fcilerman. Yvonne-3. 12. 78. 79. 86. 120, 125. 128 129 137. 148. 160, 161. 162. 164. 165 Figge. Erica-107. 118. 120. 148 Fogel, Rebecca-148 Foreback, Daniel-148 Frciwald, Eric-148 176 Friedman, Gordon-148. 154 Froehlich. Christina-148 Garman. Lisa-118. 128. 134, 135. 147. 148. 153 Gcgan. Robert-68, 69. 148. 159 Giron, Ivan-131. 148 Glass. Richard-9, 12. 57. 64. 65. 149. 161. 163. 169. � 73 Gleason. Robert-10. 73. 76. 77. 92. 93. 72. 107. 110. 112. 113. 118. 125. 128. 139. 149. 165. 171. 176 Glosser. Amy-4, 50. 51. 88. 89. 112. 113. 116. 118. 128, 149. 162. 165. 171. Gossard. Jennifer-112, 131. 149 Gramling. Thomas-110. 111. 112, M3. 107. 128. 129. 130. 141. 149. 161. 164. 168. 172. 175. Green Linda-112. 116, 149 Gregory. Kerry-112. 131. 132. 149 Guelben7u. Mario-149 Guclbenzu. Michael-149 Hamaty, Fred-68. 69. 129. 150. 151. 161. 165. 170 Hanson. Bridgct-8. 107. 111. 112. 150 Harpstcr. Lori-98, 107. 108. 118, 128. 134. 148, 150. 165. Henderson. Richard-1 50. 142 Hewitt. D. Jill-105. 108. 109. 112. 113. 129, 133. 137. 138. 142. 144. 150. 171. 172 Hofe. Lisa-150 Hoover. Michael-150. 170 Hornick. Charles-11. 68. 69. 150 Hrin. Lisa-9. M2. 116. 118. 150 Hughes. Kristi-4. 6. 78. 79. 98. 107. III. I 18. 138 118. 138. 141, 150. 158 Hugya. Kristin-4. 105. 108, 109. M2. M3. 130 150, 151. Hunt. Barbara-83. 109, M2. 126. 128. 130. 131. 150. 163 Kaplaniak. Mark-12. 70. 151 Kaplamak. Mary-3. 4. 6. 7. 103. 151 Kasuba. Frank-151 Kenney. Walter-151 Kerin. D Rugh-92. 93. 151. 164 Kimc, Peggy-1 51 Kindya, Kcnncth-57. 151 King, Dawn-6. 107. 151 Kingston. Judith-132. 151 Knight. Shila-74. 130. 151 Koban. Mary Beth-107. 108. 109. 112. 113. 116. 118. 126. 127. 129. 130. 134. 151. 164. 165. Kocck. Veronica-12. 103. 118. 129. 138. 151. 160 Kohler. Stephen-152 Kohler. Timothy-152 Koontz. Scot I-6. 58. 90. 120. 152, 162. 170. 173 Kopera, James-152 Koval. Helen-152 Knzner. Ellen-112. 118, 125, 137. 139. 151. 152, 163. 164. 171. 172 Kulback, Scott-57. 85. 139. 152 Lambrinos, Georgc-6, 57. 152 Lee. Robert-58. 107. 141. 152. 173 Lehman. Terri-10. 107, III. II8. 128. 152 Leitenbcrger. Mark-57. 118. 141. 153. 169 Leppert. Robert-3. 4. 52. 153. 162 Lewis. Karen-50. 51. M2. II6. 126. 128. 131. 153 Lohr, Guy-153 Mack. Troy-153. 157 Madigan. Patricia-107. 112. 128. 129, 153. 164. 168. Marlcy. Lisa-103. 141. 153. 158. 170 Marshall. Christopher-68, 69. MO. 107. 134. 139. 153. 159. 168. 174. 176. McQuillan. Kathleen-8. 88. 89. 98. 122. 153. 160. 170 Merlo. Lisa-9. 11. 153 Meyer. Juliannc-12. 74. 102. 154. 169. 170. 173. 175. Michael. Terry-112. 113. 131. 154. 161 Minium. Nicole-6. 7. 103. 107. 118. 126. 144. 154. 158. Mital. Amita-112, 126. 127. 128. 131, 154. 164. 165. 169. Molchany. Paul-4. 112. 107, 118. 150. 155, 175 Molchany, Sean-6. II. 57. 68. 69. 84. 85. 154. 163 Moore. Judith-6. 13. 154 Murder, Darcn-6. 154. 171 Morelli. Simone-103. 107, 116. 154 Morrison. Eric-112. 128. 130. 131. 154. 163. 165. Moskal. Joan-112. 118. 154. 175 Moul. Tamara-4. 103, 107. 108, M0. III. M8. 128. 144. 154. 160. 192. 173 Murray. Thomas-9. 10. 120. 155, 173 Napolitan. Alicc-6. 107. 110. Ml. M2. M3. 118. 128. 137. 153. 164 Ncmith. Leslie-115 Neptune-Zita-107. Ml. 118. 155. 158 Nitkulinec. Kristin-4. 118. 128. 144. 155 Odgers. Brian-142-155 Orms, Margaret-12, 116. 120. 140. 155 Patterson. Alice-9. M2. M6. 118. 120. 155. 158. 172 Paul. John-83. 138, 155. 175 Perry. Edward-155 Pctrocelli, Kathryn-132-155-169 Petruska. Jenny-105. 106. 108, 109. 128. 131. 142. 155. 164. 165 Phillips. Christopher-57. 72. 73. 76. 77. 156. 165. 170 Picking. Daniel-8. 52. 73. 76. 77. 84. 85. 116. 117, 118. 139. 156. 165. 173 Piljay. Kristin-128. 142, 156 Porter. Christine-105. 108. 109. 112. M3. 126. 128. 130. 131. 156. 165 Potter. Matthew-9. 156 Povich, Mark-4, 9. 52. 118. 156 Prothcro. Wendy-98. 107, III. II8. 128. 134 156. 171 Ragcr. Michellc-8. 118. 126. 128. 131. 156. 147 Rcddccliff-Thomas-72. 73. 76. 77. 140. 156. 165 Rccsman. David-8. 57. 156 Rerko, David-157. 171 Richey. Jeffrey-157, 176 Ringler. David-10. M0. III. 155. 157. 168 Rohde. Daniel-157 Rovansck, Wendy-50. 51. 107. 110. 112. 107. 118. 128, 129. 144. 157. 161. 163, 164. 165 Schulkcr. Jcnnifcr-4. 6. 102. 120. 132. 157. 168. 172 Shorto. Eva-II2. 116. 157. 162. 170 Shostek. Charlotte-II2. 113. 126. 127. 128. 130. 131. 157, 164 Spriggs. Scott-105. 108. 109. 157. 174 Springer. John-157. 164 Sleeves. Kelley-1401158. 175 Slept. Stanton-7. 92. 93. 105. 108. 109. 157 Stevens. Kellie-II2. 158 Stoesxner. Robert-158 Stouffer. David-68. 69. 158. 159 Stamanak. Donald-3. 6. 64. 65. 66. 84. 85. 118. 124. 139. 141. 149, 158. 159, 163. 170, 172 Strother. Stuart-111. 112. 120. 140. 154. 158. 169 Stumpo. Bcth-98. 107. 108. Ml. 118. 134, 148, 158. Stumpo. Nancy-158 Suppes. Gregory-6. 10. 92. 93. 105. 110. III. 158, 162. 174. Test. Diane-4. 105. 108. 109. Ml. M2. M6. 133. 151. 158 Thiele, Tracey-50. 51. 88. 89. M2. 118. 120. 158 Thompson. Ellen-102, 159 Tirko. Romainc-6. 46. 120. 159. 169 Tomak, Joanna-10. 159 Town. Nancy-159 Tredcnnick. John-76. 77. 159. 165 Lrban. Timothy-9. 57. 84. 85. 148. 159 Vore. Leah-150. 159 Walko. John-6, 65. 57. 159 Wallace. Haley-120. 139. 159 Wallar. Sheila-120, 159 Weltner. Julic-6, 159. 170 Wherry. Frank-142. 159 Widmann, Jacqueline-112. 160 Wiegman. Jeffrey-52. 8. 149. 160 Wilson. Aric-64. 65. 57. 90. 160 Workosky, Michael-68, 69. 90. 159. 160 Yoder. Timothy-64. 65. 57. 160. 162, 163 Zettek. Mark-83. 160, 175 ■■