Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING Administration 4,5 Office 6,7 Guidance 8,9 Special Services 10,11 Faculty 12-23 SPOTLIGHT ON STUDENTS Seniors 26-51 Juniors 52-59 Sophomores 60-67 Freshmen 68-75 SPOTLIGHT ON ACTIVITIES Classes 78-81 Activities 82,83 Student Life 84,85 Band 86 Choir 87 Direction 88,89 Junior Play 90,91 Homecoming 92,93 SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS Fall Sports 96-111 Winter Sports 112-129 Spring Sports 130-141 SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING Classes 144,145 Activities 146-149 Senior Play 150-151 Proms 152-153 Graduation 154-156 CREDITS 157 ADVERTISEMENTS 158-176 Whitehall High School 3800 Mechanicsville Road Whitehall, Pennsylvania Volume 62 Published by the Journalism Department 3 ADMINISTRATION 4 Speaker LaForcst Smith, School Board President Louis Kloiber. Pastor Aaron Fox, and Superintendent Daniel Yakubccck lead procession into the stadium for the seventy-seventh annual commencement. ABOVE: Superintendent Daniel Yakube-cek reports to board. ABOVE RIGHT: Whitchall-Coplay School Board. FRONT ROW: Robert George, Louis Kloiber, John Klusarits, Stephen Polzer. SECOND ROW: William Hcimbach, Owen Eberhart, Samuel Schaadt. John Zsigovits, Bernard Nederostek. RIGHT: Assistant Superintendent Edwin Wertman meets group of students visiting the administration building. Principal Clayton Northup Assistant Principal Dale Baker Assistant Principal Joseph Buesgcn Superintendent Daniel Yakubecek Assistant Superintendent Edwin Wertman School Board President Louis Kloiber At graduation ceremonies. Principal Clayton Northup addresses the members of the class of 1981, their parents and friends. Office Assistant Principal Baker and Mrs. Comfort. Mrs. Catherine Malast is Principal Northup's personal secretary. 6 Nurse Roberta Mohrey Mrs. Catherine Malast, secretary Mrs. Mary Reichl, teacher aide Psychologist Randy Rice Mrs. Meta Wotring, secretary Mrs. tvelyn Hodes, teacher aide Mrs. Margaret Sterner, secretary Mrs. Margaret Sterner operates the switchboard in addition to her secretarial duties. Guidance Mrs. Jean Schunk keeps records up to date. Richard Berner meets students regularly to discuss career options. Joseph Gerencser tells students about available financial aid. Miss Pat Budd shows Mrs. Jean Shunk the latest PSAT results. Guidance Department Head Richard Berner Vo-tech Coordinator Dollard Guth Guidance Counselor Leo Carter Guidance Counselor Joseph Gcrcncser Guidance Counselor Particia Budd Mrs. Jean Shunk. secretary Mrs. Gladys Comfort, secretary Dollard Guth schedules for vo-tech. Leo Carter asks Mrs. Gladys Comfort to send for a student Mr. Carter explains college catalogue. Mrs. Comfort busy at the typewriter. Special Services Hank Sodl sweeps up after school. Bcrnie O’Donnell folds flag. John Lakis, director of food services for the district 10 Thomas Sod I, director of transportation John Mykytiuck, head custodian Larry Oswald, security officer John Lakisf director of food services Mrs. Jean Hunsicker; head cook Steve Marushak, audio-visual technician Smiling cooks wearing Whitehall mums are loyal Zephyr fans. Steve Marushak (background) and his boys in the A.V. room. The cafeteria staff. FRONT ROW: Frances Alban. Evelyn Scheets. Virginia Arnold, Ann Lcaswitch. SECOND ROW: Head cook Jean Hunsicker. Ann Mayoryk, Theresa Matc-jicka. Barbara Sevfried. Kathleen Ebert, Helen Kozell. Joan VanEtten. Hilda Gower. Monica Cscncsits. Nancy Moats. Susan Fahringer. Ann Billowitch. Grace Kern. 11 Faculty Music Art Business Floyd Williams Choir Director Music, Music Appreciation, Vocal Music Michael Broschak Band director Instrumental Music Michael Watson Art 1, Art Elective Andrew Buda Art Department Head Art 9th, II. Ill Never assume In the office . . . People. let's be quiet Voice recordings Boldcrdash Where's your folder? This is not trig class Don't leave before the bell Interviews Richard Wilburn Business Department Head Accounting, Business Law Personal Typing Charles Scott Barhight Accounting I. II Mrs. Diane Richcnbacher Business Machines. Business Management, Shorthand I Mrs. Patricia Zacharias Clerical. Office practice Typing I. Shorthand II. Work Experience Program Robert Hauck General Business Mrs. Jane Weller Typing II. Consumerism, Selling Miss Angela Matteo. who replaced Mrs. Zacharias in April, talks with Lori King. faculty 13 Faculty Mathematics Home Economics Industrial Arts George Heinick Math Department Head Algebra II Albert Proctor Plane Geometry General Math III General Math Vocational Carl Case General Math IV, Algebra III Trigonometry Advanced Placement Math Y' Mrs. Rosemary Hoffman General Math I Calculus. Algebra I Gary Krill Plane Geometry, Math Transitional, Computer Math Mrs. Nancy Buckno General Math I. Algebra I Intro, to Statistics and Probabilities Mrs. Georgeanne Lentini General Math I, Plane Geometry, Algebra II Thomas Solomon General Math II General Math Vocational Plane Geometry 14 Where are my calculators? Are you kidding me? Backgammon Theorems and postulates Unit circle Parent planning Egg abuse Ethnic foods Gun racks Mrs. Sarah Kutz Home Economics Dept. Head Foods I. II. Advanced Foods Preparation for Marriage Miss Melody Deemer Foods I, Housing Home Furnishing. Gen. Home Ec. Preparation for Marriage Mrs. Catherine McAndrew Clothing I. II, Gen. Home Ec. Preparation for Marriage Preparation for Parenthood Warren Hausman Industrial Arts 9th Industrial Arts I, II. ill Bruce Koch Industrial Arts 9th Industrial Arts I. II Dale Bartholomew Industrial Arts 9th. Elcm. Industrial Arts I, II Dwight Conrad Industrial Arts Dept. Head Ind. Arts I, 9th. Elem. Mechanical Drawing 1, II. Ill faculty 15 Faculty Science German Spanish Paul Hutnick Science Department Head Physics PSSC Physics General Peter Rim Chemistry CEMS Advanced Chemistry William Parks Earth Space Science ESCP Earth Space Science General Mrs. Patricia Shoup Biology BSCS, Genetics Energy and the Environment Ted Hess Chemistry CEMS, Chemistry Gen., Environmental Studies Dale Ott Science Transitional, Astronomy Earth Space Science General Mrs. Roseann Lconzi Biology General Biology Advanced Joseph McDonald Biology BSCS, Vo-tech Biology Biology Gen., Vertebrate Zoology 16 Cat dissection Goggles on Ripple tank Robert Levis Earth Space Science ESCP Earth Space Science General Mrs. Nancy Thatcher Biology BSCS Vocational Biology Fruit flies Gulen Tag Slinkey Monorail Co. Repitas! Water bottle battles Homecoming float Mrs. Mary Jane Shumbcrgcr shows Maryann Malitsch and Jeff Rogers her souvenir from Berching, W. Germany Mrs. Mary Jane Shumberger Foreign Language Dept. Head German II. Ill, IV Ronald Porotsky German I American Cultures II faculty 17 Faculty English Drama Library Donald Poppc English Department Head Academic English Charles Plotsko Academic English Novel, Vo-tech English II Mrs. Annette Hale Academic English General English Robert Papesy Speech, Academic English Vocational English I, II Kathy Nicholson and mother visit Richard Tracy, right. General English Vocational English III Mrs. Gail Ebncr Academic English General English Robert Kratzcr Writing I. II 18 Poppc tests Dodo dots Vocab lists Weather predictions To pass or not to pass WELL class! Curtain up Journals “Breaking the ice” exercises Miss Sally Rcith General English Short Story Mrs. Claudette Nia, center, meets parents at Open House Drama, Academic English General English Business English Miss Joanne Smith Academic English General English Mrs. Kathleen Schlaffcr Academic English General English William Stickler Librarian Mrs. Doreen Miller Library aide and Librarian William Stickler faculty 19 Faculty Physical Education Health Driver Education Mrs. Lorraine Schulman gets girls ready for volleyball game. Mrs. Judith Harakal Health Physical Education Miss Judy Emery Health Physical Education Andrew Melosky Health Physical Education Mrs. Lorraine Schulman Health Physical Education Gym stuff Squads Marathon man Aerobic dancing Bulletin boards Killball P for pass CPR with Resuscitation Annie Gymnastics John Bcndckovits Driver Theory Driver Training Stanley Luckenbili Adaptive Physical Education Driver Theory, Driver Practice Wayne Gossler Driver Theory, Driver Practice Mr. Gossler consults with student Nadine Slanovits before hitting the road. faculty 21 Faculty Social Studies Economics Geography Allen Dangler Social Studies Department Head Political Science World Cultures Economics Contemporary Affairs Anthropology Keith Hess American Cultures I World Cultures Eugene Perry American Cultures I, II Am. Cultures II Vocational Mr. Keith Hess teaches American Cultures class inside glass-walled classroom. Chester Pieczynski Psychology Am. Cultures I Transitional 22 Biorhythm People, no gum Crying towels please Triskcdcctophobia Essay tests Presidential Classroom Santa Claussen Olympics Baseball cards Phillips Armstrong American Cultures II, Sociology Am. Civil Liberties, Philosophy Jocelyn Kaligis American Cultures I World Cultures Jeffrey Moyer American Cultures I World Cultures Freshman students busy at work in Mr Jocelyn Kaligis' class. Mrs. Melanie Sulphin Mrs. Virginia Lovitto Resource Room Special Education faculty 23 o Capable officers lead Class of 1981 26 Four capable girls were chosen to be class officers. They are (left to right) Secretary Kathy Gigler. Treasurer Kim Newhart. President Laurie Kalinak. and Vice President Mary Sharkazy. Class adviser is cultures teacher Phillips Armstrong who has guided the class for four years. Melissa Bammer Michael Bankos Margaret Barchine William Bear Thomas Bechtold 6’4” Kocher easily reaches top locker Cheryl Beckel Linda Binder Pauline Blom Edward Bloomfield Robert Bloszinsky Lynn Blum Being over six foot tall has advantages when it comes to seeing into a top locker. Dave Kocher happens to be one of those fortunate ones who doesn’t have to jump to sec Cheryl Bobey Philip Bocich William Bodisch inside. seniors 27 Valerie Bretz Barbara Brobst Gregory Brobst Tracy Brown Susan Brownell Students listen to candidates' views Kelly Bortz Teresa Boyle Craig Bohar Diane Bokeko Michael Branch Georgette Ncmr discusses a political issue with State Senator Jeanette Reibman at a special meeting of students and political candidates. John Bryk Therese Burker Glenn Bruder Timothy Budwash James Carpenter Stephen Carpenter Donna Casper Carol Cenci Lisa Chapman Pol inchock attends board meeting Michael Chidiac Linda Chomo Michael Chuss SherriAnn Clark Member Bernard Ncdcrostck and student representative Todd Polinchock attend school board meeting. Todd was selected by the Student Council. seniors 29 Christine Comp Wayne Cramsey Paul Csensits Albert Cunningham Mark Cuth Piccin named Parade's All-American Tony Piccin was named as a member of Parade Magazine's 1980 All-American high school football team He was a three-year member of the varsity under Coach Gerencser and was a starting lineman on the EPC championship team. He has decided to attend Notre Dame and hopes to play professional football. Sherry Deiter Thomas Dcrhammer Kristie DerRohn Corinna Deutsch Mark Deutsch Stacy Diehm 30 Mark Dorncr Edward Dougherty David Doyne Donald Dreisbach Scott Eberhart Twirling talent gets Kalinak honors Eugene Egry Jeanette Emanuel James Emerick Sandra Erceg Mary Erdman Angela Ernst Laurie Kalinak, feature majorette of the Marching Zephyr Band for four years, has won over 160 trophies for her baton twirling talents. She was also named Lehigh County’s Junior Miss for 1981. She plans to attend Penn State to study computer science and hopes to be a member of the majorette squad there. 31 Terri Eroh David Fairchild Mark Faust Kurt Feldman Ronald Felix Mark Ferreira Judith Fetchko Linda Finady Sabina Finamore David Fischer Exchange student Horne is welcomed Sandi Horne (seated right), an exchange student from Brazil, takes her father on a tour of the school. With them are Mrs. Julian Newhart and her daughter Kim, one of the three Whitehall families with whom she will stay during her visit to the U.S. Sandi is sponsored by the Coplay Rotary. Frank Fixl Rebecca Flook Kevin Flores William Focht 32 John Geosits Shawn German Bonnie Gessner John Giedl Kathleen Gigler The exciting, annual slinky event Stephen Gitch Donald Golden Scott Golomb John Gregg Reclining on the floor in front of the B-cafeteria. Ron Felix docs a fun experiment with slinkies to measure wave movements for Mr. Hutnick's physics class. seniors 33 Dean Groller Susan Groller Roger Grube Tina Guzenski Albert Haas Bewildered Reitz wonders, ‘Why?' Bewildered student Dale Reitz feels raindrops falling on his head as he walks beneath a leaky roof in front of the main office. Custodians search for the problem. Patricia Hale Bernard Hammer Anthony Hanosek Kimberly Harakal Rosemarie Harmon Barry Harrison Ronald Helman Maureen Herman Diane Hessinger Students make daily visits to office full recovery from a knee injury suffered during football season. Harris Hoke Jesse Holder seniors 35 John Huber Jeffrey Hudak Anthony Intrepido George lobst Widad Jafar At lunch, conversation with friends 36 After finishing lunch. Maureen Herman and Steve Karoly have a chance to sit and talk before it is time to be dismissed for their next period class. Theresa Kaczmarczyk Laurie Kalinak Brian Karner Stephen Karoly Carole Kelly Christine Kelly Tina Kern Donna Kerr Robinder Khanuja Barbara Kiss Maria Klepeiss Deborah Klinger Mi kits visits a former classmate Michael Klitchko Frank Klucsarits Betty Knauss Carol Kobinetz During the Homecoming preparations, early admission student Karen Mikitz returns from her studies at Penn State and meets former classmate Dave Steigerwalt. scniors 37 David Kocher Tanya Koenig John Kontier Mark Kotch Joseph Kovach Football win recorded by proud player Gridder Tom Derhammcr wears a T-shirt made especially to show the team’s important victory over the Dieruff Huskies in the Homecoming game. Keith Kovach Alan Krautsack Lori Kraynick John Krobo(h William Kuchera Eugene Kunkel 38 Dawnyle LaBuda Vicki Lahue Roy Landis Brucc Laub Gregory Laub Artist’s work shows creative talent Lori Ludwig Donald MacMullen Gregor MacMullen Gary Madaus Letting her artistic talent shine through. Peggy Carter adds finishing touches to her still life acrylic which she painted for the Regional Summer School of the Arts. seniors 39 Mary Ann Malitsch Curtis Manck Dennis Marks John Marth Joseph Marx Duane Masonheimer LeAnn Matejicka Kelly Ann Matika Lori Matika Susan Matika Rock groups influence T-shirt design Wendy McCrcady Lisa Meyer Displayed prominently is Allen Capaldi’s AC DC T-shirt. Wide varieties of T-shirts arc worn which reflect moods and tastes in everything from music to colleges. 40 ' Y Edward Millen Dawn Miller John Mikulecky Joni Mohr Rebecca Mohr Jo Ellen Moll Charles Mondschein Tracey Moore Ivan Morgan Robert Motsko Zephyr hoagie is popular lunch item Lisa Bcdnar enjoys the famous Zephyr hoagie with potato chips, a vegetable, and milk during one of the three daily lunch periods. Georgette Nemr Carolyn Newhart seniors 41 Edgar Newhart Kimberly Newhart Russell Nicholas Kathleen Nicholson Lynn Noack Vo-tech students learn future trades Scott Golomb and Mark Kotch learn to do electrical wiring on a set which simulates household wiring. This is just one trade among many in the vo-tcch program. Terri Nonnemacher Victoria Oberzan Miriam O’Donnell Thomas O'Donnell Joseph Ondush Selena O’Neill 42 Charles Palmer Susan Pammer Donald Pasda Jonathan Peters Eric Phillips Conductor of the MZB marches in time Cheryl Plessl Todd Polinchock Douglas Prevost Helaine Proetto Having a position which requires skill and coordination, drum major Toby Schreck-inger tightens her hat while she keeps the Marching Zephyr Band in step. seniors 43 Sharon Prusinski Terre Pudliner William Pugh John Pukanecz Nancy Rabcnold Scott Rapchak Lorraine Rayscly Ronald Reaman Michael Regec Dale Reitz 44 Comedy routine performed at concert Sue Smith (left) and Chris Comp do their own interpretation of two children who arc getting “Nuttin for Christmas during the chorus concert at Christmas. Randy Remaly Fdward Resslcr James Rex Vickie Richards Karen Rupinski Christopher Rutz Linda Saccani Jerome Saganowich Christine Sarko Preparing a float for Homecoming W Marie Sasdi Mark Sauerwine Painting signs for the float was only a small part of the job for Mary Sharkazy and Terri F.roh as they work to get the senior class float ready for Homecoming. seniors 45 Kenneth Schantz Crystal Scherer Linda Schirmacher John Schleder Ann Schlenner Potter exhibits talent to art students Interested art students Jennifer Miller, Mark Ferreira, and Clarice Evett watch as Mr. James Chaney, assistant professor of ceramics at K.S.C., gives a demonstration. Charles Schmall Brenda Schneck Toby Schreckinger Edith Schrettner Diane Schubert 46 Edward Schubert Teresa Schwcnk Anne Seifert Lisa Selady Marianne Sensenig Douglas Seyfried MacMullen observes the nighttime sky Karen Shafnisky Richard Shambo Mary Sharkazy Karen Shedlauskas Robert Sinkovits Susan Sisko seniors 47 Nadine Slanovits Christopher Smith Susan Smith David Snyder Lydia Snyder Heidi Sodke John Sommer Michael Spanitz Karen Spitko Alan Stangl Audience takes part in German program On a field trip to see “The Stratton Mountain Boys” at the Masonic Temple in Allentown, German students Nadine Slanovits and Kathy Giglcr join the performers. Patricia Stoisits Eileen Stoudt Richard Strisofsky Christine Suddeth Anita Surovy Tracy Tacker James Tapler Joseph Thibault Jodi Thomas Joseph Thomas Jason Todt James Townley Bobo lights up stage performances Catherine Trybulski Joseph Urbanavage Matthew VanEtten Matthew Vrabel Elaine Walgren Donna Weaver Bruce Bobo works the sound and the backstage lights when there is a performance in the auditorium. seniors 49 Kathy Weaver Geoffrey Webster LeAnne Weiner Daniel Willis Ronald Woroniak Schneck graduates first in class Brenda Schneck receives the Exchange Club’s Student of the Month award for September from Assistant Principal Dale Baker. An honor roll student. Brenda has interests in music and theater. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society and plans to study math at West Chester State College. Joseph Wright Wesley Wright Robyn Yakubecek Brian Yandrisovitz David Yanoshik Nadine Yaroma Steven Yellcn Gregory Yocco Jeffrey Yost Joseph Yost James Yurasits Harrison plans on career in law Ann Ziatyk Gina Zuanet Brad Schcirer (left), who would have been a member of the class of 1981, is serving in the United States Marine Corps. He received his high school diploma while in the service. Brad Scheirer Barry Harrison, who was president of the Student Council, graduated second in his class. He was in the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society. He attended the Presidential Classroom in Washington. D.C.. and was on the Scholastic Scrimmage team. He will attend Buckncll University and hopes to be a lawyer. 51 Laurie Harakal. secretary; John Broschak. president; Mr. Richard Wilburn, adviser; and Jill Strisofsky, vice-president count money collected from class dues. Missing from picture is John Vlattas, treasurer. Officers plan activities for juniors Mark Berner, Catherine Bickowski. Constance Binder, Marilyn Bloomfield. Ronald Blozinsky, Michael Bobyak, Marc Bo-lesky, Mark Bonshak, Susan Bowman. Bruce Bray Lisa Brobst, Steven Brooks, John Broshak, Mark Brown, Gerald Brunst. Scott Bult, Danny Burns, Diane Buss, Laurie Buss, Wayne Carlisle Phyllis Cassler, Janellc Cataline, Donna Charles, William Chuss, Diane Comfort, Scott Coval, Teresa Crawford, Brenda Croneberger, David Crothers. Susan Csensits. James Dcch, Suzanne Dech, William Deibert, Alison DeLucas, Christina Deutsch. Kathleen Deutsch, Lizabeth Deutsch, James DeWalt. Veisa Dingus. Eileen Doughtrcy. Colleen Abruzzi, Deann Adlon, Lyn Albright, Jill Amey, Samuel Amory Sheri Andrews, Gary Appel. Jefferson Bachinski. Blaine Backus, Holly Baer Laura Baer. Karen Balado, Christine Balliet, Mark Bankos, John Barton Donna Bauer, Karl Bauer, Leann Beil, Barry Beitler, Donna Benner Computer sparks student interest juniors 53 Colleen Doyle, Natalie Drabick, Donna Dreis-bach.Todd Egry. Michael Ehst, Pamela Epser, William Erie, Kelly Evans. Catherine Fant, Joseph Fasching. Steven Ferrel. Gerald Fetter John Fiore, John Fixl, Daryl Flores, Richard Fluck. Bethany Foster. Bruce Franko, Larissa Frey. Roseanne Fulcomcr, Wendy Gale, Jeanette Gallina, Kathleen Gerber, Steven Ger-encser Michael Giglcr, Monique Gilliard, Steve Giltncr, Ellen Gitch, Richard Gladish, William Globosits, Catherine Gobcr, Don Golly, Denise Gontar. Joann Grabcritz, Joseph Grass, Jackie Gray Karen Greb. Laurette Grozier, Carol Grubb, Joseph Gutierrez. Jason Haas, William Hack-ett, Thomas Hafner. James Hahn, Robert Ha-lal, Lee Hall, Laurie Harakal. Lori Harris Class has share of ‘ gazers ’ 54 Juniors busy in school activities Robbyn Hassler. Brian Hawk. Cindy Held, Linda Henry, Tammy Hcnsinger. Lubomyr Hentish, Mark Hcntz, David Herman. Jason Hertzog, Karl Heydt. Rcucl Hodcs, Thomas Hogan Donna Horvat, Dave Horvath, Ollieann Houser, Sam Isaac, Cindy Issermoyer, Christine Ivankovits, Martha Jcrant, Alan Jones, Kathleen Jones. David Kacsur, Christine Kaczmarczyk, Caroline Keinert Christine Keinert, Lisa Kelleher, Kolby Kennedy. Helmut Klemp, Randy Kline, Renee Kline, Stephen Klobosits, Katherine Koch. Penny Kohler, Lisa Konapcyus, AnncMarie Korcn, Bruce Korsak Dulci Krautsack. Boyd Kreglow, Jayne Krcm-pasky. Jeffrey Kroll. Michael Kubat, Karen Kuchcra, Lee Kula, Gregory Kupar, George Lackner, John LaFaver. Vincent Lang. Michelle Lawall juniors 55 ‘Sunshine Boys ’sponsored by class Glenn Noack. Charles Nonnemaker, Robert Nothstein, Beth O’Brien. Richard Omick, Patricia Ondush, Thomas Ondush, Martina Oswald. Linda Pammer. Kathryn Peacock Mary Ann Perini, Gregory Perl, David Pizzo, Vincent Poandl, Judith Polzer, Elizabeth Popadick, Tracy Pope. Deborah Poppe. Thomas Prachar, Christine Quay Elizabeth Quigley, Karl Rarig, Joseph Rawski. Diane Raysely, Lisa Recker, Sherri Redlich, David Reed. Sally Reese, Charade Reinert, Donna Remaly Carol Renna, David Renwick. Janell Rex. Denise Ringer, Raymond Ringer, Cheri Rivers, Francinc Robinson. Susan Ro-gaski. Denise Rogers, Mary Rogers 56 Michelle Leid, Teresa Lohr. Mary Madouse. Mary Alice Ma-litsch, David Marks, Kathleen Marks. Diane Marquardt. Karen Malika, Charles Maycrnik. James McGinley Dale McLean, Steven Meckel, Daniel Menniti, Jean Millen, Aaron Miller, Jeffrey Miller, Linda Miller. Sharon Miller, Shelia Mills. Edward Mink Deborah Mitchell. Sharon Mlynek, Douglas Moats, Patricia Mockbee, Peter Mohr, Bernard Molchany, Cheryl Molchany. Alan Molitoris, Brian Mondschcin. Matthew Mortimer Jeffrey Moser, Peter Muhr. Denise Murphy, Virginia Murphy, Sharon Najpauer, David Neison, Anthony Nemeth. Natalie Nero, Jeffrey Nicholas, Bruce Nisberg Library facilities put to good use Ellen Romig, Jodie Roncolato, Frank Rose, Christine Rossetti, Daniel Russoli, Timothy Rutz, Annette Saganowich, Lisa Saganowich, Joseph Sandova, Dawn Sauerwine. Scott Saylor, William Scartclli Mary Schlenner, Thomas Scholgl, Charlene Schmidt, Karen Schmidt, Loren Schneider, Michael Scholl. Kathleen Seglets, Gail Seibert, Anne Seidick, Regina Sember, Susan Sen-singer, Debra Seyfried Kathleen Shafnisky, Elizabeth Sharkazy, Constance Sisko, David Skeath, Caroline Smith. Dora Smith, Steven Smith, Sharon Sniscak. Mark Snyder, Kevin Sodl. Maribeth Sodl, Robert Soldcritch Kevin Sommers. David Sorrentino, Rochelle Soudcrs. Richard Spanitz, Charlene Spcrl-baum. Karen Spcrlbaum, Terrence Stasiw, Kathleen Sterner. Sandra Strassman, Jill Stri-sofsky. Ronald Strisofsky. Daniel Sukanick Cultures classes taste Chinese food Bob Soldcritch watches apprehensively as John Weldner tastes his egg-drop soup. Cultures teacher Jeffrey Moyer includes a visit to a local Chinese restaurant for lunch as a part of his World Cultures course. For some students, this is their first experience with Chinese food. 58 Club members share common interests Jeffrey Swiezak. Anita Szep. Joseph Talotta, William Texidor, Michael Thomas, Kimberly Toll. Timothy Toth. Karen Trauschke, Steven Tremblay, Carol Trettcr. John Tudong. Jeffrey Turbedeky Donna Turk. Richard Tyson. Scott VanBlar-gan. Michelle VanNorman. Alona Vcnanzi. John Vlattas. David VonSteuben. Charles Wagner, James Wagner. Peter Wagner. Frank Walgren, Gregory Wardcnski. Bernice Watanabc. Dcnecn Weaver. Susan Weaver. Colleen Weinhofer. John Wcldner, Simone Wenzle. Lisa Werner. William Wexlcr. RoseMaric Williams. Kay Winsch. John Wirth. Lori Wirth Kelly Wright. Sherry Wright. Sally Yandrasits, Barry Yanni. Susan Yaroma, Craig Yost. Ronald Youncs. Jane Young, James Zelinsky. John Zettlc, Tammy Ziegler. Daniel Zimmerman juniors 59 Mrs. Nancy Buckno, class adviser, meets with her officers: Vice President Heidi Siegfried, Secretary Amy Coval, and Treasurer Valerie Buss. Sophomores have active officers Matthew Bolcsky, Patricia Bowman, Valdemar Bowman, David Brctz, Christopher Brown, Valerie Brown. Barry Buchman, Kevin Burns. Joseph Busch, Michael Buss, Valerie Buss Candace Carter, Albert Casari, Joseph Cecala, AnnMarie Ces-nek, Lisa Chidiac, Lori Chomo, Richard Clancy, Barry Clarke, Donald Conner, Amy Coval. Leonard Cscncsits Denise Cuth. Joseph D'Amico, Timothy Dangler, Virginia Dannels, Alison DeLabar, Gino DcLucia, Patricia Derr, Roberta Deutsch, MaryRose Dickman, Diane Didona, Edward Dirnbeck Kathy Downey, Donna Doyle. Lawrence Duncan, Robert Dur-ney. Christine Eberhart, Michael Egan, Douglas Ehret, Christine Eichman, Patrick Farbcr, Ronald Feist, Michael Fetchko 60 John Abraham, Richard Ackerman. Beth Adams, Thomas Adams. Daniel Afflcrbach. Renee Altorfer Kevin Appel, Roy Bachert, David Balliet. Paul Bandura. Andrew Bankos, Jeffrey Bankos Diane Bartholomew, Teresa Basara, Pamela Bechtel. Terry Bedics, Lisa Beers, Thomas Beidleman Dale Benner, David Benner, Michael Biever. James Bittenbendcr. Keith Bodisch. Kenneth Bodnar Lockner named Volunteer Teenager Active in volunteer work in her church and at the hospital, Diane Lockner received an engraved silver bowl from the Whitehall Women’s Club for her outstanding service to the community. sophomores 61 Janet Finady. Brian Finley, F.llcn Flook, Jane Flores, Constance Focht, Josef Fragnito. Wanda Frantz. Martha Freeman. Tyrone Gabel. Jennifer Gale Mark Gall. Robert Gallagher. Debra Gaugler. Kevin Gavalla, Glenn Gcissinger, Sarnia Gharzouzi. Richard Gierula, James Gigler. David Girardi, Mary Lou Gonzalez Denise Gooding. Karen Gracff. Stephen Grischott, Margaret. Groff. Lisabeth Groller, Walter Grossman. Mary Gurgick. Schcnlcy Haas. Tara Haberl, Richard Haddad. Diane Hadccd. Craig Hafncr. Michael Hafner. Paula Hag-strand. Julie Halushak. Melissa Hamm. Stephanie Hammel. Brenda Hammer. Barry Hanzl, Laura Harder Writer prepares copy for newspaper 62 Mrs. Gail Ebner, English teacher who supervises the gifted program, talks with Michael Fetchko and David Moore during a visit to the administration building. A group of 15 went to hear candidates for political office speak. Other programs dealing with environmental protection, medical advances, and economics were planned. Gifted program offers enrichment Glenn Harris, Bonnie Harrison. Andrew Hart, John Heffner. Melanie Heffner, Michael Helfrich. Crystal Herbst. Kathleen Herr, Glen Hcssingcr. Gregory Hcssingcr Margaret Himes. Teresc Hlushak, Kristin Horlacher. Thomas Hourt, Kerry Huber, JuliAnnc Humanick. Mohammad Jafar, Suad Jafar, Christopher Joyce, Michelle Kacmar Michael Kalinak. Chrisa Keck, LeeAnn Keister. Doreen Kep-pel, Joseph Kicska, Christina Kilhcfner. Jung Eun Kim. Lori King, Mary Kinter. Richard Klein Michael Klinglcr, Gregory Klitcho. Mclainc Kloibcr, Charlotte Klucsarits. Mark Knipc. Timothy Knopf. Ronald Kocher. Susan Kohlhauser. Jeannean Kolodich, Heidi Kopfer sophomores 63 Cooks make foods fun in home ec. Maryann Menniti, Alison Mcrtz, Diane Metz, Robert Micek, Karen Mikulccky, Christopher Miller, Glenn Miller, Geor-giann Mockbce, Martha Mohr. Ronald Mohr Donna Molchany. Michael Molchany, RoscAnn Molchany, Paul Mondschcin. Scott Mondschcin. David Moore. Miriam Moreno. Audrey Morgan. Brenda Morgan, Craig Mosscr Matthew Motsko, Jane Moyer. John Moyer. Todd Mullin. Sharon Nederostck. Christopher Ncwhard. Christopher Obcr-zan, Nadine Obrccht. Pamela Oswald, David Ozimck Lela Parker. Jennifer Pastir. Tina Pavlacka, Kimberly Peifley, Jerome Phillips, Luann Piper. Kelly Pitts, Christopher Poppe, Sandra Prusinski, Charles Pukanecz 64 Vo-tech class works James Korutz. Christine Kotsch, Anthony Koury. Chris Koz-lusky, Kevin Kramer. David Krempasky. Paul Krcmpasky, Angela Kroboth, Richard Kroon. Frederick Kurrasch Susan Kyra. Thomas Ladd, Karen Lahuc. Joseph Laub, Leslie Lazarus, Karen Ledbetter, Jerry Lcshko. Diane Link, Lisa Link. Mark Loch Diane Lockner. Rebecca Lubenesky, Anthony Lucci, Duncan MacMullcn, Randy Macsisak. Michael Majcrcak. John Ma-mary, David Manazer, Adrienne Manck. Karen Marakovits April Marconi, Kenneth Maritch, Shelly Marushok. Mari-Anne Matika. Robert Mauser. Tina Mauser. Allison McCready, Jacqueline McKenna, John Medico, Theresa Me-linchok with machines “Butch’ Huber and John Abraham disassemble a diesel engine at the Auto mechanics lab in the Vo-tech MOE program. sophomores 65 Jennifer Puskas. Scott Putnam. Denise Reaman. Robert Reed, RoseMarie Regec. Daniel Ricdy, Michele Ricmer, Mark Rogers, Donna Roman. Phyllis Roman Brian Roth, Lisa Royer. John Rubino, David Ruch, Karen Saganowich. Jeffery Savage. Rodney Schaffer, Tracy Schantz. Peter Scheetz, William Scheircr Jennifer Scherer. Matthew Schirmacher, Thomas Schlencr, Paul Schlosser. Rodney Schocncbcrger, Richard Scholl, Carolyn Scglcts, James Shcdlauskas, Stacy Sieger, Heidi Siegfried Christine Smith. Tammy Smith, Judith Snyder. Michelle Spaits. Daniel Stark, Richard Steckcl. Berry Stengel. Judy Stephens, Deborah Stimpfl, John Stolarz . Sophomores plan for first dance Dance committee members plan the first dance of the year with adviser Mrs. Nancy Buckno. Seated arc Stcph Hammel. Terry Basara, Tina Mauser, and Melissa Hamm. Standing are Shelly Marushak, LuAnn Piper. Chrisa Keck, and Michelle Spaits. 66 Painter’s caps show Zephyr spirit Glenn Stoss, George Stover. Tammy Sukanick, Mark Surovy, Jeffrey Swantek, Timothy Swiezak. Alexander Szewczak. Magdalena Szilvagyi. Jon Todt. Michael Toll Walter Torba. Kimberly Vaughan. Joan Verosky. Mark Vra-bcl. David Wagner, Virginia Walgrcn, Mark Walsh. David Walters, Martha Wardcnski. Kent Weaver Michael Weaver, Maria Weiner. Wendy West, Kristina Weth-crhold. John Wheeler, Dean Wise, John Wonder. David Wor-man, Elizabeth Wright. Jayne Wright Erik W'urzburger. David Yadush, Marie Yadush. Michael Yanders, Lisa Yankowy, Melody Yenser, Cynthia Yetter, Victor Youncs, Donna Young, Deborah Zartler sophomores 67 Taking the responsibilities of guiding their class through its first year are Jennifer Neison, secretary; Lori Molinaro, president; Lisa Polinchok, vice president; and Denise Kohler, treasurer. All freshman offices filled by girls Barbara Benner, Carl Benner. Tina Berg, Marisa Biever, Darrin Blosc. Kevin Blose, Deborah Bogert, Scott Bortz. David Bregenzer, Jeffrey Breitfcld Terry Brokcnshirc, Hollic Brown, Lenorc Brown, Jeffrey Bus-kirk, David Carl, Brenda Cassler, Michelle Cataline, Danny Chan, Clarice Churetta, Robert Croneberger Debra Crush, Rosemary Csencsits, Brian Cuth, Lisa Cychak, Dawn D’Andria. Kelly Decker, Melissa Deifcr, Brian Deiter, Gina Derrico, Danny Deutsch Deborah Deutsch. Sharon Deutsch, Lisa Dillinger, Kimberly Dinder, Lisa Donchez. Kevin Doyle, Susan Duke, William Eckensberger, Michelle Eggc, Scott Erb 68 Robert Abraham. Michael Agrippine. Cassandra Alexander, Lorraine Amory, Craig Anthony James Asbury, Michael Ashner. Kimberly Atiyeh, Melissa Augustine, Richard Bach Thomas Bachman, Thomas Bagshaw. LoriAnn Bailey, Wayne Bailey. Angela Balado Harold Balliet, Dong Sook Bang. Michelle Bankos. Jill Bateman, Scott Beidleman Hall lockers hold books, belongings frcshmen 69 Brian Ernsi, Jane Fahringcr, Christina Feiller, Donna Feiller, Gael Feiller, Lisa Fclchock, Margaret Felix, Judi Ferrel. Brian Fetherolf, Irene Fixl, Amy Flamish, Daniel Focht Kevin Frisch, Dana Fritsch. Stacy Fritzinger, Tracy Fritzinger, Michelle Gable, Melissa Gale, Robert Gantz. Matthew Gensey, Jill Gil-keson. John Gill, Tracy Golly, Emmanuel Gomez Jeffrey Grammes. Kimann Greb, Debra Greenawalt. Jeffrey Greenzweig. Robert Gute-kunst, Thomas Gutekunst, Anthony Guzenski, Kent Haberern, Katherine Haggerty, Timothy Haggerty. Ann Hall, Mark Hamm Elizabeth Hammcl, Roxanne Hammer. John Harmon, BethAnn Hassler, Andrew Hentish. Jeffrey Herman, Kevin Herman. Scott Herr, Phyllis Hoke, Janice Horton, KerryAnn Houser. Scott Howcr Cooks prepare tasty lunches daily Lisa Felchok enjoys a Zephyr hoagie and pota to chips, one of the tasty daily lunches. 70 Drama Club has practice on stage Donna Intrcpido. Jason Iobst, Antoinette Issa. Venice Issa, Patricia Jerant, Patrick Karncr, Christina Karoly, AnnMaric Karpyn, Kyle Kern. David Keschel, Harindcr Khanuja. Robert Kincaid Edwin Kirby. Lisa Kiscaddin. Heidi Klein. Martin Klement. Patrick Klemcnt, Mark Klinger. Karen Koch. Scott Koehler, Matthew Kocning, Denise Kohler. Henry Kolb, Rose-Mary Koren Tina Kortvely, Francis Kovalchik. LisaMarie Krause, Lori Krause. Rita Krcglow, Monique Kroll, Beth Kuehner, Ronald Kuklinski. Scott Kunkel, Lori Kutzor, John Lahovski, Brent ambert Brian Lambert. James LaSalla, Dennis Laub. Susan Laub. Loree Laury. Nathaniel Lawail. Daniel Lawrence, Mildred Lee, Vincent Le-and, John Lilly, Lisa Link, Dena Lobach freshmen 71 Freshmen learn American history Frederick Nippels, Adele O’Donnell, Karen O’Donnell, Richard O'Donnell. John Ondush, John Pammer, Robert Panny, Christopher Parker, David Parvcl, Janice Perl Robert Perl, Larry Peters. Rodney Peters, Mary Podlesny, Lisa Polincock. Daniel Pritko. Karen Pudliner, Scott Quinn, Lori Rader, Anthony Reck Stacy Reed, Lisa Reincrt, Rolland Reincrt, Tracy Reinert, Scott Rex, Peter Ringer. Joseph Robinson. James Rohrbach, James Saganowich, Debora Sandova Michelle Sasdi, Joan Saucrwinc. Natalie Saul. Pamela Saylor, Tracy Saylor, Michelle Schatz, John Schcirer, Alan Schlcnker, Michael Schmoycr, Gena Schock 72 John Lohr, Marjorie Lopez. Gregory Lowery. Susan Ludwig, Joseph Maitski. Margaret Maitski, John Manasso. Mark Mar-itch. Karyl Marks. Benjamin Martincavagc John Marushok. Carron Matthews. Natalie Mert . Samuel Mcsuch. Amy Miller, Susan Miller, LcRoy Mills, Thomas Mino, David Miskowsky, Susan Miskowsky Donald Missimer, Keith Mohr. Melissa Mohrey, Mark Mol-chany. Lori Molinaro, Mark Molitoris. Janet Mondschcin. James Morgan. Allison Moyer. Lisa Moyer Cheryl Mundo. Christopher Mundo. Rosa Mursuli. James Murtaugh. Richard Nederostek, Jennifer Neison. Noreen Nero. Russell Newhart. Jay Nickischer, Jeffrey Nickischcr Students learn written, oral English freshmcn 73 Kevin Scholl, Connie Schrader, Craig Schrader, Roxann Schrampf. Bernadette Schubert, Deborah Schugardt, John Schwartz, Tracey Schwartz, Kimberly Sebo, Doris Sechler. Michael Seibert, Dorena Sember Patricia Seng, Daniel Scyfried, Kevin Seyfried. David Shafnisky, Joseph Shambo, Ronica Shcllock, Joseph Shcmanski, Caroline Shu-mack, Alan Shuman, Brian Shumway, Amy Shunk, Timothy Skeath Valerie Slanovits, Anne Smith, Charles Smith. Rodger Smith, Sandi Smith, Scott Smith, Scott Snyder, Wayne Snyder, Steven Sodke, Matthew Sodl. Steven Sokol. Bruce Somers Brian Somich. Brian Sommers, Thomas Sommers, Scott Sorrentino, Karen Spanitz, William Spanitz, Lisa Stangl, Paul Stangl. Beron Steager, Patricia Stein, Philip Stein, Cathyann Stoffcy Freshman singers join Concert Choir 74 Shop scheduled for 9th grade boys Rebecca Stolarz. Karen Strassman. Larry Sur-anofsky, Roberto Sweeney. Michael Sylvester. Jason Szcwczak, Erika Szilvagi, Timothy Tapler, Theodore Teets. Scott Tessitore, John Thomas. Kimberly Tracy Kathleen Tremba. David Tretter. John Turk. Melissa Urban. Jay Vasilik. Michael Vlahovic. Cynthia Wagner, William Wagner. Laure W'alliser, Donna Waltz. Wanda Ward. Robert Wasson Russell Wechsler. Christine Weiner. Cynthia W'cinhofer, Diane Weiss. David Wheeler, Eric White. Karen W'icsncr. Richard Williams. Diane Willis. Sherry Winstian. Brian W'olfe. Scott W'right Wendy Wuchter, Rick Yanders. Paul Yanick. Michael Yaroma. Caroline Yost. Gregory Young. Jennifer Young. Albert Zanella, Robert Zarrizski. John Zelinsky. Joseph Ziegler. Tammie Zinck freshmen 75 CLASSES Exercise time in girls gym class Physics class makes waves and records data on the Slinkey stretch 78 Physics teacher Paul Hutnick's loyal supporters with their heads together Ceiling leaking: Mr. Keith Hess teaching Future secretaries attentive to guest lecturer ABOVE: Professional and efficient Ken Schantz serving lunch at vo-tech’s restaurant LEFT: New computer put to use by Mark Hentz Bill Scartclli practicing CPR classes 79 Jerry Brunst is ready to experiment in physics. Learning conduction trades, boys build a future at vo-tech. Artists see things in a new light as they go to work seated on the floor of D-wing. Das ist einc Deutsche Fahne. Practice makes perfect in typing class. Award-winning artist Theresa Boyle creates a scene. classes 81 Leo Club members take community service projects seriously. Drama Club performers stage skit. ABOVE: Choir members shape hand-made flowers for float. RIGHT: Boys have late-night ice hockey practice. Mrs. Gail Ebner throws questions at scholastic scrimmage team. 82 ABOVE: Key Club adviser Alan Dangler meets with Key Club members who plan projects to aid the community all through the year. LEFT: A church Christmas service performed entirely in German is performed annually by the language students. activities 83 “Snapper makes music; dancers make Mi,len and Baer wail for basketball practice. BELOW: Happy talk on hall phone, moves. i I i Feature Twirler Laurie Kalinak; MAJORETTES: Beth Adams, Lyn Albright. Cheryl Bachert, Donna Charles, Rosemary Csensits, Kathy Downey, Terre Eroh, Judy Fetchko, Denise Gontar, Cindy Held. Donna Horvat, Melanie Kloiber, Lori Ludwig, Lori Molinaro, Mary Shar-kazy, Donna Turk, Jane Zadcr, SILKS: Dong Sook Bang, Lisa Chi-diac, Clarice Churetta, Stephanie Hammel, Charlotte Klucsarits, Tinai Kortvely, Lori Krause, Lori Kraynick, Angela Kroboth, Lisa Lychak, Natalie Mertz, Karen Mikulecky, Beth Moyer. Patricia Ondush, Lisa Polinchock, Sally Reese, Rosemarie Rcgcc, Michelle Sasdi, Natalie Saul, Carolyn Seglcts, Patricia Seng, Judy Stephens, Debbie Stimpfl, Kim Tracy, Maria Weiner, Beth Wright; MANAGERS: Susan Sisko, Ted Roman, Scott Smith; Head Drum Major Toby Schreckingcr; Ass t Drum Majors Annie Cesanek, Janell Rex; Cap't of Guard Carol Ko-benitz; RIFLES: Colleen Doyle. Jennifer Gaale, Melissa Mohrey, Beth Quigley, Joan Saurwinc. Michelle VanNorman, Karen Weisner, Kelly Wright; FLUTE: Lorraine Amory, Leann Beil, Diane Bokeko, Susan Brownell, Gina Derrico, Martha Freeman, Paula Hagstrand, Rita Kreglow. Sharon Nedorestek, Debbie Sandova, Margret Zellner. Janell Rex ; TRUMPET: Devin Baurer . Devin Frisch. Kent Haberen, Harris Hoke, Alan Jones, Brent Lambert, Randy Macsisak. Bryan Miller , Mike Oswald . Karen Shcdlauskas ; CLARINET: Bruce Bray, Kathy Downey . Natalie Drabick , Phyllis Hoke. Marie Isser-moycr , LecAnn Keister, Brian Lambert, Peter Muhr . Melissa Mohrey , Adele O'Donnel, Paula Walgren. Annie Cesanek ; SAX: Sam Amory, Michael Ashner, Eric Gombert. Christine Karoly, Tracey Stansfield . Scott Smith , MELLOPHONE FRENCH HORN: Cheryl Mundo, Kathie Shafnisky. Connie Sisko. Tim Wardenski ; SOUSAPHONE TUBA: Richard Burke. Michael Yackanciz ; OBOE: Lynn Noack ; TROMBONE BARITONE: Brian Ernst, Robert Hogan, Gregory Kupar . Dennis Marx, Mark Mazziotti . Christopher Mundo, Lynn Noack . William Spanitz, John Tudong, Andrew Sun ; PERCUSSION: Karl Baur , Scott Beidleman, Robert Bloszinsky , Terry Brokenshire , John Broschak, Dawn D'Andria, Peter Mohr , Jane Moyer, Richard Nedorestek . Phyllis Roman. Robert Sinkovits, Steven Sokol , Robert Zarrizski , Thomas Evans , Kevin Hogan Marching band only concert band only SENIORS: Margaret Barchinc. Cheryl Bcckcl, Pauline Blom. Kelly Bortz, Susan Brownell, Christine Comp, Jeanette Emanuel, Mary Erd-man. Denise Howells, Theresa Kaczmarczyk, Barbara Kiss, Lori Kraynick, Vicki Lahue, Terri Nonnemacher, Michael Regec, Brenda Schneck, Susan Smith. James Suppan; JUNIORS: Diane Buss, Donna Drcisbach, Kathy Gerber, Joseph Grass, Michelle LaWall, Sharon Najpauer, Patricia Ondush. Kathryn Peacock, Deborah Poppc, Sherri Redlich, Carol Renna. Jannell Rex, Denise Rogers, Jane Young; SOPHOMORES: Christine Eichman, Christine Erdman, Stephanie Hammel, Christopher Joyce, Alison Mertz, Sharon Nederostek. John Rubino, Joan Verosky; FRESHMEN: Melissa Augustine. Richard Bach. Jill Bateman. Barbara Benner. Deborah Deutsch. Michelle Gable Lori Kutzor, Lori Laury, Dena Lobach. Mary Menitti, Ananya Mukerjca. Lori Rader, Daniel Seyfried, Anne Smith, Patricia Stein. Melissa Urban, Laurc Walliscr, Caroline Yost. student life 85 Natalie Saul leads band onto field. MZB stands in formation to play the National Anthem at the start of football game. Percussion section snares attention Band, band front, and junior varsity cheerleaders celebrate football victory. Uniformed Lynn Noack follows the leader. 86 CHOIR Concert choir voices blend harmoniously at the annual Christmas concert. Band director Michael Broshak fills in for Floyd Williams during the holiday season. Soprarjo Janell Rex enchants the audience. Richard Bach and Chris Joyce add tenor voices. ABOVE: Dena Lo-bach, Ananya Muker-jee, and Stephanie Hammcl join in a trio. LEFT: Denise Howells entertains with her version of “A Night Before Christmas. choir 87 Principal Clayton Northup St. Council officers: Barry Harrison, Maureen Herman, Steve Karoly, Kathy Nicholson Student Council members: FRONT ROW: J. Fragnito, M. Schmoyer. M. Sod I. J. Gill, G. Lowery. M Molchany. B Fcthcrolf, R Perl. SECOND ROW: D.S. Bang. C Weinhofcr, L. Baily, M. Gable, J. Horton, K. Spanitz, A. Shunk, S. Mesuch, P. Jerant. M. Koenig. W. Wagner. J. Buskirk. J. LaSalla. THIRD ROW: V. Buss. C. Joyce, J. Phillips, W. Torba, R. Durney, D. Su-kanick. D. Stark. R. Marisiak, D. Wise, M. Gur-gick, T Basara. L. Link, C. Pukanecz. A. Coval, R. Altorfer. FOURTH ROW: J. Talotta. D. Kac-sur. M. Berner. K. Jones. M.A. Malitsch. C. Sisko, L. Harakal. T. Ziegler. B. Nisbcrg. S. Wright, C. Gober, J Polzer. B Backus. FIFTH ROW': D Kerr, T. Eroh. D. Miller, K. Giglcr, M. Sharkazy, A. Carpenter. J. Fetchko, M. Sensenig. G. Hilt, S. Dech. L. Saganowich. SIXTH ROW: Adviser K Hess, R Yakubccek, G. Nemr. D. Kocher. D. W'illis, W. Robertson, M. Branch, M. Faust. J. Holder. J. Kroboth. 88 DIRECTION Meticulous dissection by biology students Charade Reinert and Beth Quigley. Checking out library resources. Editors: Victoria Oberzan, yearbook; Diane Hessingcr. newspaper. German students tour parts of Germany in covered bus. j LEFT: Sampling ethnic foods served during the holidays arc cultures students Bill Scartelli and Blane Backus. LEFT: Guidance counselor Leo Carter helps Don Connor. direction 89 90 y ' offie JUUnAhMJi$e!t± CAST Direction by Mrs. Claudette Nia Sound and lighting by Steve Marushak Props and costumes provided by cast WILLIE CLARK .................. David Yanoshik BEN SILVERMAN ............. Bill Hackett AL LEWIS ..................Mike Regec EDWINA ..................Sherry Winstian PATIENT .................. Denise Gontar NURSE ...................Michelle Lawall DIRECTOR’S VOICE .................. Lisa Yankowy REGISTERED NURSE ..........Teresa Lohr Years ago Lewis and Clark were a popular vaudevile team. RIGHT Silver-man. a nephew, tries to reason with aging Clark about reconciling his differences with Lewis. BELOW: The nurse plays a flirtatious role in a revived skit. LEFT: Mrs. Claudette Nia. director BELOW. Cast presents flowers to Mrs. Nia. ABOVE: Lewis wonders if the feud will end. LEFT: Nurse cares for heart attack patient. ABOVE. Silverman rushes to Clark’s aid as Edwina stands near. junior play 91 German Club members finish float before the judging. Their haunted house won first place. 92 How do you make a beagle float? Lucky Snoopy got to ride in the parade on the cheerleaders’ float with Amy Coval, candidate Val Bretz, and Heidi Siegfried. Jerome Phillips ties scarf on spirit and Barry Harrison adds props. HALLOWEEN HOMECOMING Sophomores spend hours in the bus garage constructing their float. Candidate. Laurie Kalinak. rides float fortelling Diruffs demise. LEFT: The queen and her court: Val Bretz. Scott Co-val, Karen Shafnitsky. Joe Werner, Vicki Lahuc, Bill Baer, LeAnn Matejicka. John Gregg, escort and 1980 Homecoming Queen Laurie Kalinak. 1978 Queen Jean Sharkazy, Paul Wcldner, Elaine Walgren and escort, Maureen Herman, Tony Hanosek. Jennifer Miller, Brian Yandriso-vitz, Kathy Gigler. Steve Karoly. homecoming 93 Varsity Zephyrs chalk up wins Who gets the toss? Iobst tackle Cheer for Whitehall 96 Varsity Junior varsity Who gets the toss? At start of Parents’ Night game v ith Liberty, team captains meet with refs in mid field to see which team wins the toss. tOSi. Iobst tackle George Iobst makes a grab for Liberty ball carrier. Cheer for Whitehall Varsity cheerleaders yell in unison during Homecoming game with Dicruff. Varsity FRONT ROW: Val Bretz. Karen Rupinski. Sue Yaroma. Laurie Harakal. Beth Shar-kazy, Marianne Sensenig. LeAnn Matcjicka. SECOND ROW: Robyn Yakubecek. Tanya Koenig. Lynn Blum. THIRD ROW: Becky Flook. Sue Bowman. TOP: Jill Stri-sofsky. Junior varsity CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Donna Molchany, Amy Coval. Kris Wctherhold. Heidi Siegfried. Shelly Kline. Renee Al-torfer. Val Buss, Jennie Puskas. MIDDLE: Mary Gurgick. Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Allison Moyer, Karen Spanitz, Kim Atiyeh, Tracy Golly, Missy Gale, Missy Dcifcr, Karyl Marks. Freshmen cheerlcadcrs 97 Bonshak: EPC leading scorer Defense Coach Joseph Gerencser’s team ended the season with a 9-2 record overall, 9-0 in EPC play, to capture the East Penn Conference title. Mark Bonshak, junior, passed the seasonal 1,000-yard mark and was the top scorer in the Lehigh Valley with 148 points. Lineman Tony Piccin, senior, was honored by being named to Parade Magazine’s All-American team. The Zephyrs suffered their first and only loss when they dropped one to Nazareth 13-0. Meeting Emmaus, they rushed for 232 yards and passed for 53 yards to stomp the Hornets 34-0. Whitehall was to face Central Bucks East, but a Whitehall teachers’ strike cancelled the game and forced the Zephs to forfeit. The Zephs ran right over Becahi 59-7. Bonshak scored three of the eight touchdowns. Other TD’s were scored by Steve Gerencser, Terry Burns, Steve Gitch, Greg Hilt, and Tim Knopf. Whitehall mauled yet another team; this time the score was 35-13 over Northampton. The defensive line had no mercy on the Northampton rushing game. The kids had -30 yards on the ground. The Zephyr running backs did the job again: Burns scored once, Bonshak scored three times, and Gerencser scored twice. continued 98 Down the line “I really demand perfection from all team members, and Joe Gerencser’s teams do not get stopped on the two-yard line.” Coach Joseph Gerencser in the air Defense Whitehall’s defensive line surges against the Dieruff Huskies. There goes Bonshak Mark Bonshak (44) motors past opponent as Terry Burns blocks. Down the line Terry Burns (43) leaves pursuers in his dust as he heads for the goal. In the air Dave Fischer (82) leaps to catch a pass as Parkland opponent cuts Fischer’s legs out from under him. Fake handoff Quarterback Steve Gitch fakes the handoff to Steve Gerencser (33) as the offensive line helps protect Gitch. Fake handoff varsity football 99 Zephs take EPC title with 9-0 season record Zeph down Liberty was no contest for Whitehall whose running backs rushed for 375 yards racking up 34 points. The Zephs sidelined Allen 48-0. It was total domination on the part of Whitehall. When the Zephs trounced Parkland 62-0, the score told how the offense executed, but the defense was equally awesome. The defense allowed a mere 32 yards on the ground and 15 by air. The Zephs took the field on a mild Halloween night against Dieruff. The team gave the home fans a show of tough defense, offense and determined attitude. Central Catholic fell prey to the mighty Zephyr machine 43-17. Bonshak scored four times setting a staggering pace on individual scoring. Whitehall played its final game against P'burg and won 27-0. The scoring was done by Burns, Gercncser, Gitch, and Hilt, who caught the ball in the endzone when a punt was blocked by Scott Saylor. Head to head Cutting back 100 Whitehall Opponent Whitehall Opponent 0 Nazareth 13 4 Allen 0 34 Emma us 0 62 Parkland 0 59 Bethlehem Catholic 7 12 Dieruft 7 W5 Northampton 13 43 Central Catholic 17 34 Liberty 6 27 Phillipsburg 0 Zeph down Bob Solderitch (86) gets his ankle checked by Billy Heller, trainer, and Dr. Edward Ha-bcrcrn. team physician, as teammate Dave Fischer (82) watches. Head to head Parade Magazine's All-American Tony Piccin (71) moving in for the tackle plows over Parkland player. Cutting back George lobst (4) attempts to cut back behind the block of Fischer (82) during game against Bccahi. Steve’s heave Steve Gitch (18) cranks up his arm and looks down field for an open receiver. Varsity FRONT ROW: Mark Bon-shak. Gene Kunkle. Bruce Laub, Terry Burns, Tony Piccin, Dave Fischer, Steve Ger-encser, Lee Hall, Mark Ban-kos. SECOND ROW: George lobst, Gerald Brunst, Frank Klusarits, Steve Gitch, Jeff Turbedsky. Jesse Holder. Tom Derhammer. Wayne Cramsey. Jeff Hudak. THIRD ROW': Mike Chidiac, Tom Ondush, Barry Buchman, Mark Berner, Jerry Fetter, Greg Hilt. Bruce Nisbcrg. Marc Bolesky, John Vlattas. FOURTH ROW: Bill Scartelli. Steve Klobosits, Joe Thomas, Bob Solderitch. Scott Saylor. Ed Bloomfield. Jerome Saganowich. John Barton. Bill Globosits. Varsity varsity football 101 JV Zephs suffer only one defeat Offense in motion The junior varsity suffered its only loss 12-8 when it played the last game of the season against Phillipsburg making the team record 8-1. In the opening game the junior varsity squeaked by Emmaus 2-0. The score was made when a fumble by Emmaus was recovered by Whitehall in its own end zone. The next game was an indication of how the team would fare for the season. Bethlehem Catholic was defeated on a fourth-down situation with 45 seconds left. Jeff Buskirk threw a pass to Mark Bankos for a TD to win the game 6-0. The remaining games were won handily by a strong Zephyr team. Gaining yards Whitehall Opponent 2 A Emma us 0 6 M Bethlehem Catholic 0 30 Northampton 6 8 1 Liberty 0 34 Allen 6 Whitehall Opponent 22 Parkland 8 30 Die ruff 16 30 Ccntrasl if 0 12 PhilhpSburg F BS? 8 Offense in motion Offensive line makes room for running back Matt Bolesky. Gaining yards Mark Bankos takes the ball down the sideline hoping to pick up a block from John Sto-larz (82). Back to pass Andy Hart (2) looks down field to pass to an open Zeph as Mark Bolesky (22) protects his quarterback. Junior varsity FRONT ROW: Tim Knopf. Andy Hart. Dean Wise, Glenn Hcssingcr, Tom Bcidlcman. SECOND ROW: Greg Hes-singcr. Matt Bolesky, Glenn Geissinger. Gino DeLucia. Mark Walsh, Joe Fragnito. THIRD ROW: Coach John Churetta. Kevin Burns. Ken Bodnar, Victor Youncs, Jeff Buskirk, Jack Gill. John Sto-larz. Coach Robert Rothen-berger. FOURTH ROW: Rod Schoenbcrger, Paul Bandura, Kevin Kramer, Rich Gierula, Mike Yandcrs, Dan Stark. Junior varsity junior varsity 103 Frosh undefeated in 9-game season Freshmen Missed tackle Pile up Coach Tony Cocca led his team through an undefeated season with nine wins. When asked about the season. Coach Cocca replied, “It's been a total team effort.” For their first game the Little Zephs came out on top beating Central Catholic 22-6. Dennis Laub intercepted a pass and ran it back 63 yards for a TD. Jeff Buskirk and Dave Keschel also scored with Ron Kuklinski getting the extra point. Whitehall demoed Becahi 46-8. On one play Scott Bortz took the ball on a 73-yard break-away for a TD, and on another he connected with Laub for a 20-yard touchdown pass. Other scores were made by Buskirk, Kuklinski, Scott Quinn and Jack Gill. Whitehall rode over the Catasa-qua Rough Riders 42-0. Gill led the scoring with two touchdowns. Laub, Quinn, Buskirk and John Marushak all got on the board by scoring one TD apiece. Whitehall had little problem with Easton’s Red Rovers as they defeated them 24-7. Whitehall annihilated Freedom 44-0. Whitehall’s scoring brigade consisted of Keschel with two TD’s, and Gill, Kuklinski, Buskirk, and Bob Grantz with one TD each. The Konkrete Kids were like wet cement as the Little Zephs ran through them 46-8. The Zephs were scheduled to play Nazareth, but Nazareth had to forfeit due to disciplinary action. Liberty was defeated by a score of 20-8. Buskirk, Keschel, and Laub teamed up to score three touchdowns. The freshmen wrapped up their season with a 20-16 win over P’Burg. 104 Whitehall Opponent 22 Central Catholic 6 46 Bethlehem Catholic 8 42 Catasauqua 0 24 Easton 44 Freedom 0 Whitehall Opponent 46 Northampton 8 Nazareth (forfeit) 20 Liberty 8 20 Phi I lips burg 16 Trying to score Driving through Freshmen FRONT ROW: Jeff Nick-ishcr. Mike Schmoyer, Scott Quinn. Scott Rex. Matt Sod I. Kevin Seyfried. Jeff Herman. SECOND ROW: Manager John Turk. John Pammer. John Marushok, John Lohr. Chris Parker. Ron Kuklinski. Mike Sylvester. Rick Yanders. Joe Maitski. Bob Perl. Manager Brian Wolfe. TFIIRD ROW: Coach Steve Hlushak. Bob Gantz, Alan Schlcnkcr. John Lilly. Chuck Smith. Dave Kcschcl. Bob Panny. Ben Mar-tincavage. Scott Hower. Coach Tony Cocca. FOURTH ROW Bill Wagner. Sam Mesuch. Tony Guzenski. Dennis Laub. John Ondush. Brian Fcthcrolf. Jim Saganowich. Missed tackle Jack Gill (46) cuts to the outside to avoid being hit by diving tackier. Pile up Jack Gill (46) is gang-tackled in the endzone. John Lohr (66) makes sure Gill is over the line. Trying to score Heading for the goal line, Dave Keschel (26) is hit from behind just before scoring Stay away Jeff Buskirk (I) tries to avoid tackle of P’burg opponent. Touchdown Jack Gill (46) crosses the goal line pursued closely by opponent. Driving through Jeff Buskirk. ball carrier, plows through P’burg's line with the help of key blocks from Matt Sodl (65) and John Lohr (66). Ron Kuklinski (30) watches play. freshman football 105 Gober named EPC All-Star Greb scores Defending the goal Cathy “Picci” Gober was named to the girls field hockey EPC All Star first defensive team, and Maureen Herman made the offensive second team. Herman was the top scorer with 13 goals for the season. The team record was 4-14. Early in the season the girls defeated Liberty. Herman scored three times and Gober scored once. The team avenged an earlier loss to Parkland by defeating the Trojans 2-1. Herman and Karen Greb scored. Dieruff fell twice to the Zephs. In the first game Greb scored twice; Herman and Gober each scored once to win 4-1. The second win was 3-2 in overtime on Herman’s second goal of the game. Greb also scored a goal. Northampton dodge 106 Whitehall Opponent Whitehall Opponent 0 Parkland 3 1 1 Liberty 2 1 Northampton 3 o Emma us 4 4 Liberty 3 0 Emma us 3 0 Freedom ■ 2 1 Allen 4 4 Die ru ff 1 0 Phillipsburg 3 2 Parkland 1 0 Freedom 1 7 Northampton 4 0 Easton ; Easton 3 3 Dieruff 2 0 Phillipsburg t Mien 2 Greb scores Karen Greb is elated after she scores a goal against Parkland. Defending the goal Goalie Carol Grubb watches as Chris lvankovits (24). and Karen Marakovits clash sticks and try to keep Parkland from scoring. Northampton dodge Martina Oswald (38). Sue Groller (32). Ann Carpenter (22). and Mary Rose Dickman (36) try to recover the ball after Northampton dodges. Field hockey FRONT ROW: Michele Spaits. Loren Schneider. Jane Flores. Karen Marakovits. Wendy Wuchter. Michelle Gable. “Picci” Gobcr. Diane Lockncr SECOND ROW Coach Judy Emery. Shelly Marushak. Roxanne Schrampf. Debbie Klinger. Martina Oswald. Mar Beth Sodl. Carol Grubb. Kim Greb, Brenda Hammer, Assistant coach Melody Deemer. THIRD ROW: April Marconi, Chris lvankovits. Mary Rose Dickman, Maureen Herman. Ann Carpenter. Elaine Walgrcn. Karen Greb, Sue Groller. “Picci” controls “Picci” Gobcr controls ball and passes Parkland opponent. Moe’s movin' Moc Herman dribbles down field toward goal. “Picci” controls Moe’s movin' field hockey 107 Newhart, Balliet play in districts Baseline volley Congratulations Charging the net Warm ups The girls tennis team got off to a good start with a 5-1 victory over Dieruff. The second game was a 4-3 defeat by P'burg, although Chris Balliet won a hard-fought victory in singles, Balliet and Rose Fulcomer won No. 1 doubles, and Marie Kim and Kris Horlacher won a tough 3-set match in No. 2 doubles. However, the competition for the season was strong, and the record stands at 1-10. On her toes 108 Whitehall Opponent Dicruff M i ? U Phillipsburg 4 0 Central 7 0 Emma us 6 fi Northampton 6 Whitehall Opponent : Bethlehem Catholic 5 ]i § Parkland 6 I iberty 6 0 Freedom 7 Partners Baseline volley No. 1 seed Chris Balliet backhands a volley from the baseline. Congratulations Doubles partners Donna Benner and Carolyn Newhart congratulate their Allen opponents. Charging the net Kris Horlacher makes an approach shot as she moves to the net. Warm ups Taking practice volleys before the match are Marie Kim and partner Kathy Jones. On her toes Rose Fulcomer watches the ball after her shot. Partners No. 1 doubles partners Chris Balliet and Rose Fulcomer set up to swing. Girls tennis FRONT ROW: Marie Kim, Kris Florlacher, Kim Scbo, Cindy Weinhofer. SECOND ROW': Kelly Evans. Chris Balliet. Rose Fulcomer. TFHRD ROW. Coach Kathy Schlaffcr, Carolyn Newhart, Kathy Jones, Donna Benner, Lisa Donchez, Coach Carol Kutz. Girls tennis girls tennis 109 Cross country makes come-back At the finish Cross country track has not been on the sports roster since 1976, but it returned this year with Middle School teachers Tom Grammes as boys coach and Ms. Pat Stetz as girls coach. The girls’ overall record was 8-11 and the boys’ record was 9-14, with Karen Schmidt and Mike Stimpfl leading their respective teams. Schmidt placed 13th in the District XI Cross Country Tournament, the only Zephyr to finish in the top 20. The girls team placed sixth in a field of 12, and the boys team came in ninth in a field of 14. Stimpfl alone Leading the pack no Mien Bccahi Pic ruff ha st no WHS WHS Opp Bom Opp. Girls h 31 43 31 28 26 W?7 44 48 17 15 m4 36I 22 41 18 20 37 21 i 251 36 25 30 i 24” 37 25 3! 1 _ WHS Opp. Boys Opp. freedom 42 26 40 35 23 44 Liberty 30 26 32 35 23 27 Northampton 2S 29 27 26 30 30 Parkland 20 40 - 17 44 r— ■ WHS Girts 75 Philhpsburg 25 CCHS 29 28 (atasauqua 25 Pmmaus °PP 19 15 fr 24 31 15 15 WHS Boys Opp. WHS Girls 36 40 30 24 31 31 27 29 24 23 48 25 31 49 20 41 At the finish Karen Schmidt crosses the finish line as Coach Tom Grammes records her position in the race. Breaking away Zephyr trio Doug Prevost (left) Bob Kincaid (center), and Rich Klein (right) set the pace of the race. Stimpfl alone Mike Stimpfl leaves everybody behind and builds up a commanding lead. Leading the pack Karen Schmidt goes stride for stride with opponent as Lisa Saganowich, Mary Podlcsny, and Kelly Decker try to close in. Cross country Cross country FRONT ROW: Mall Genscy, Jen Ncison. James Murtaugh. Karen Schmidt. Candi Carter, Lisa Saganowich. Kelly Decker, Mike Agrippine. SECOND ROW: Coach Pat Stetz, Virginia Walgrcn, Harris Hoke, Doug Prevost. Alex Szewczak. John Weldner. Mike Stimpfl. Bob Kincaid, Coach Tom Grammes. THIRD ROW': Tony Intrepido. Tom Hogan, Bob Sinkovits. Alan Jones, Bob Hogan. Rich Klein. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Grammes, Mike Karapelou. Jo Zeiglcr, Mike Seibert, Mary Podlesny, Melanie Hefner. Bob Tremblay. The end Karen Schmidt gets the support of her opponents at the end of the race. The end cross country 111 “Cheering was exciting this year because of the winning football and basketball seasons. — Cheerleader Marianne Sensenig Winter varsity Zephyr spirit Junior varsity cheerleaders Amy Coval and Val Buss give the team a cheer from the bench. Movin’ up Varsity cheerleaders show skill and balance in precision formation. Freshman cheers Keeping in rhythm are Allison Moyer. Karen Spanitz. Kim Atiych. Tracy Golly. Missy Gale, Karyl Marks, and Missy Dcifcr. Winter varsity FRONT ROW: Robyn Yaku-becek. Sue Bowman, Jill Stri-sofsky. SECOND ROW: LeAnn Matejicka, Becky Flook, Karen Rupinski. Lynn Blum, Tanya Koenig. THIRD ROW: Marianne Sensenig. Beth Sharkazy, Val Bretz. FOURTH ROW: Sue Yar-oma, Laurie Harakal. Wrestling FRONT ROW: Tammy Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Donna Charles. Chris Smith. THIRD ROW: Cindy Held. Terri Bassara, Pat Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Gitch. Nadine Yaroma, Carole Kelly, Melissa Hamm. Wrestling cheerleaders 113 Matmen show force under new staff Gripping opponent A pin and a win Hands off? New wrestling coach Ray Ferraro, a teacher at Emmaus, is optimistic about his wrestlers and the future of his team. He was assisted by Middle School teacher Barry Hessinger. The Zephyr wrestlers ended their season with a 9-11 record, 4-7 in the East Penn Conference. Eight Zephyrs were in the District 11 AAA tournament. Greg Hilt and Mike Stimpfl battled in the quarterfinals, but only Stimpfl qualified for the semifinals. Stimpfl finished fourth in Districts. Holding on 114 Whitehall 47 Northwestern 26 Southern Lehigh 30 Wilson Boro 35 Die ruff 3 PhiUipsburg 3 Bethlehem Catholic 23 Bangor 18 Saucon Valley 52 Central Catholic 27 Northampton Opponent Whitehall 13 27 25 12 17 21 24 . 55 13 50 28 24 Wj 23 ' 42 6 12 24 31 12 Allen Opponent 24 Freedom 39 Parkland 34 Slatington 25 Liberty 39 Pen Argyf 26 Stroudsburg 29 Easton 58 Palmer ton 25 Emma us 35 Come back here Gripping opponent Mike Stimpfl attempts to break his opponent down with an ankle hold. A pin and a win Joe Thibault (top) pins his opponent with a body press, and (bottom) he has his arm raised in victory. Hands off? Alan Krautsack attempts a switch on his opponent. Holding on Greg Hilt stops his opponent as he tries to escape Come back here Heavyweight Alan Stangle tries an ankle lift. Wrestling team FRONT ROW: Kevin Doyle, Robert Mecek, Tim Swiezak. Jeff Grammes, Randy Macsi-suk, Dave Tretter, Paul Mondschcin. Vince Pondlc. Tom Adams, Tom Bachman, Henry Kolb. SECOND ROW: Paul Stengle. Tom Hogan. John Kontier, Rick Fluck. Joe Thibault, Russel W'cchslcr, Alan Krautsack, Mike Stimpfl, Jeff Swiezak. Jim Yurasits, Mark Snyder. THIRD ROW. Coach Ray Ferraro, Coach Ed Ferraro. Coach Barry Hes-singer. Bob Sweeney, Greg Hilt, Sam Mcsuch, Tony Lucci. Alan Stangle, Alan Jones. Bill Texidor. Todd Po-linchock. John Fiore. Wrestling team wrestling 115 Whitehall reaches state semi-finals Go for it The Zephyr varsity basketball team, coached by Dick Tracy, finished its season as PIAA Boys AAA Eastern Pennsylvania State semi-finalist. In state competition, Whitehall first defeated Central Dauphin 57-41. They moved up another notch when they defeated Bensalem 65-51. This was Whitehall’s 30th straight win. Whitehall finally met its match in Springfield-Delco. The Zephs fell behind by six points, and the score stood 28-32 at the final buzzer. In district competition, Whitehall beat Pottsville 60-47, then liberty 56-45. Only Dieruff stood between Whitehall and the district crown. With 6’7” senior Wes Wright scoring 20 points and outstanding junior Scott Coval adding another 15, the Huskies fell to the mighty Zephyrs 72-52. Whitehall, a division one East Penn Conference team, also won the EPC championship. This is the first time a division one team has ever captured the top place. The Zephyrs played Easton, a strong division two team, for the championship and beat them 41-35. The win was especially significant since Easton was the only team that had beaten Whitehall during the season. The mighty Zephyrs ended the season with a 33-2 record. Wright and Coval were the top scorers on the team. Coval led with 412 and Wright followed with 400. Just before Christmas, December 23, when the Zephyrs played Northampton, Coval reached the 1000-career-point marker. Both boys were named to the first team EPC All-stars. The EPC Coaches Association chose Mr. Tracy “Coach of the Year” and chose Coval as the “Outstanding Player.” Wes towers 116 wHm A sincere thank-you to a supportive student body, energetic assistants, and a deserving team Coach Dick Tracy Go for it Glenn Noack reaches for the ball as Parkland opponent tries to get there first. Ripping the hoards Glenn Noack goes up strong to rip the boards against Parkland. Wes towers Wes goes over out stretched arms as Coval and Noack crash the boards. Quick pass Karl Heydt passes to open man Mike Bobyak for an easy two. Quick pass Aerial fight Aerial fight Dean Groller does battle with aerial defender and comes away victorious. Heydt’s height Heydt finally comes down after ripping the ball off the boards. Heydt’s height varsity boys basketball 117 Wright, Coval picked for EPC All-star team Jump ball All-Star 118 Whitehall Opponent 80 Stroudsburg 20 64 Panther Valley 65 Southern Lehigh 42 Easton 90 Hazelton, 72 Simmt 0 ' 74 Bmmaus 92 Bethlehem Catholic 47 Northampton 62 PariH I 70 Littffflfc? 59 Freedom 56 Allen 34 40 Whitehall Opponent 7 Calasauqua 40 66 Dieruff 4 64 Central Catholic 40 66 Philhpsburg 42 6 ? Emma us jj 60 Bethlehem Catholic 29 66 Northampton 46 6 s Parkland 64 67 Palmerton 46 66 Liberty 62 46 Freedom )g 69 Nazareth 60 Scruff shoots Snuffed Glenn Noack and Wes Wright reject an attempted layup. Jump ball Referee calls Jump ball,” after Scott Coval ties up Dieruff opponent. All-star shot After driving down the lane. LARC All-star Scott Coval puts a layup in the face of his opponent from Dieruff. Scruff shoots Mike Spanitz shoots a breakaway layup during the Parkland game. Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Wes Wright. Mike Bobyak. Glenn Noack, Rick Gladish, Dean Groller, Jeff Miller, Scott Coval, Karl Heydt, Mike Spanitz. Lou Pizarro. Varsity varsity boys basketball 119 Newhart scores most JV points Junior varsity The junior varsity, coached by Chet Pieczynski, ended with a record of 22-4. Sophomore Chris Newhard, who also suits up for varsity, led the scoring with 394 points. Rick Steckel, another sophomore who suits up for varsity, had the second highest point total at 265. “The reason for the success of this year’s team” says Coach Pieczynski, “was the balanced scoring. Six different players were high scorers for one game or another. Six players averaged over 5 points per game, but only one averaged in double figures for the year.” Gig goes down 120 Whitehall Opponent 61 Stroudsburg 18 76 Panther Valley 39 51 Southern Lehigh 28 57 Laston SJ m m mWm9 78 Hazelton 54 40 Stating ton 35 48 Emmaus 24 58 Pet hie he in ( atholic 46 76 Northampton 49 51 Parkland 60 60 Liberty 29 68 Freedom 35 66 Allen 45 Whitehall Opponent 57 Catasauqua 51 51 Dieruff 52 33 Central Catholic 36 62 Phillipsburg 40 54 Emmaus 46 68 Bethlehem Catholic 40 42 Northampton 37 46 Parkland 43 Wl Palmcrton 41 172 Liberty 40 57 Freedom 55 73 Nazareth 44 Junior varsity FRONT ROW: Bermc Mol-chany, Dave Bretz. Rick Steckel. SECOND ROW Barry Buchman. Rick Scholl. THIRD ROW Val Bouman. Chris Newhard. Ron Stri-sofsky. Mike Gigler. James Bit-tenbender missing from picture. Fight for the ball Barry Buchman finds himself on the bottom of the pile after going after a loose ball. Gig goes down Mike Gigler looks as though he's using martial arts to insure Ron Strisofsky's rebound. Set for shot Set for shot Surrounded by four Dieruff players. Mike Gigler sets for a shot as Dave Bretz and Chris Newhard wait to crash the boards. Buchman shoots Barry Buchman shows his style as he drives for the hoop. Buchman shoots junior varsity boys basketball 121 Coach Stickler’s has record of 23 team wins Baseline drive Coach William Stickler's freshmen finished the season with a record of 23 wins, the most wins a freshman team has ever had. Their only defeat came when they played Central Catholic, a 64-62 overtime loss. “This team is composed of 12 young men who have a real desire to play,” said Coach Stickler. “They practice with intensity and play with discipline. I’m proud of them and what they have accomplished. The leading scorer was Kyle Kern with 279 points; he also had 100 assists. Jeff Buskirk used his quickness and jumping ability to lead in rebounds (189) and assisted for scoring on 51 out of 82 jump balls. Brian Somich and Mark Molchany played defense and had to stop the opponents’ best scorers. Bill Wagner was tough in the post. Dennis Laub and Jim Murtaugh got the fast break moving. Tom Mino did a good defensive job on the boards. Against Nazareth, John Thomas, Matt Koenig, John Manasso, and Jason Szewczak accounted for 38 points. Loose ball Whitehall Opponent Whitehall Opponent Whitehall Opponent 66 Southern Lehigh 31 62 Central Catholic 64 61 Easton “B” 32 58 Easton “A” 56 56 Palmerton 49 62 Central Catholic 64 91 Nitschmann 49 Bethlehem Catholic forfeit 56 Palmerton 49 62 East Hills W 55 Phillipsburg 45 Bethlehem Catholic forfeit 66 Phillipsburg 63 69 Easton “B 49 55 Phillipsburg 45 63 Northampton 43 70 Salisbury 45 69 Easton “B’‘ 49 46 Emmaus 44 63 Bethlehem Catholic 48 70 Salisbury 45 64 Broughal 49 71 1 Northampton 60 63 Bethlehem Catholic 45 46 Northeast 29 78 ■ Broughal 48 71 Northampton 60 50 East Hills 28 69 Northeast 35- 78 Broughal 48 61 Salisbury 53 82 Nazareth 55 69 Northeast 35 84 Catasauqua Easton “B 48 61 Salisbury 53 82 Nazareth 55 61 32 84 Catasauqua 48 Baseline drive Jeff Buskirk drives the baseline and puls up a scoop shoi against Easton. Freshmen FRONT ROW John Thomas. Matt Koenig. John Manasso. Jim Murtaugh. SECOND ROW: John Schwartz. Kyle Kern. Jason Szewczak. Mark Molchany. Manager Pete Ringer THIRD ROW Bill Wagner, Dennis Laub. Tom Mino, Jeff Buskirk. Brian So-mich missing from picture. Loose ball Bill Wagner outstridcs Easton opponent for the loose ball. Rebound fight Bill Wagner and Jeff Buskirk go after the loose ball. Up to the hoop Mark Molchany puts shot up over Easton opponent as John Thomas awaits the outcome. Open in the lane Brian Somich goes up for an uncontcstcd shot. Open in the lane freshman boys basketball 123 Girls win Division I Championship League Zephyr bookends The girls varsity basketball team won the Division I East Penn League Championship and were runners-up in District XI EPC competition, losing out to Dieruff 40-37. In East Penn Conference play the girls posted a 19-4 record, 22-6 overall. Jean Millen was named to the All-league All-star team, and Ann Carpenter made the Division I All-star team. Coach Phillips Armstrong was voted “Coach of the Year by the other coaches in the East Penn Conference. At the end of the season. Millen was averaging 18 points a game. She led the team in scoring with a total of 334 points. Coach Armstrong, commenting on the season, said, “I'm tremendously pleased with this fantastic bunch of kids. They did what nobody expected them to do.” Trapped Schmidt moves 124 ••I Whitehall Opponent 43 Lehighton 37 35 Southern Lehigh _ MM 33 30 Hatton 23 63 SL Francis ■ 16 54 Emma us 31 47 Bethlehem Catholic 19% 44 Northampton 29 41 Parmum I Liberty 32 v] 38 Freedom 28 m 30 Allen 36 Whitehall Opponent 61 Catasauqua 44 $9 Dicruff 46 47 Central Catholic 52 59 Phillips burg 41 46 Enimaus 23 46 Bethlehem Catholic 36 54 Northampton 16 59 Parkland 44 51 Liberty i: 39 '42 Freedom 36 59 Nazareth 30 Varsity varsity girls basketball 125 Zephyr bookends Jean Millen and Holly Baer head in opposite directions to get around P'burg opponent. Trapped Sue Ludwig and Ann Carpenter trap opponent in the middle of the lane. Schmidt moves Remaly’s rebound Donna Remaly strips the ball from a Stateliner as Sue Ludwig and Jean Millen wait for outlet pass. Varsity Remaly’s rebound Karen Schmidt dribbles around P'burg opponent and heads down court as Ann Carpenter. Jean Millen and Holly Baer look on. FRONT ROW: Holly Baer. Martina Oswald, Sue Ludwig, Teresa Boyle SECOND ROW: Donna Remaly, Ann Carpenter, Jean Millen, Mary Rose Dickman, Karen Schmidt. Junior varsity girls play for new coach Zephs converge Lay up The junior varsity girls basketball team under new coach Lynn Benninger, a teacher at Vo-tech, finished its season with a 7-15 record. The team's top scorer was Kathy Tremba. “It's a very young and inexperienced team,” said Coach Benninger, “but it was a year of hard work and experience for the underclassmen. They should provide next year's squad with a fine nucleus for an improved record.” Looking to pass 126 Whitehall Opponent 29 Lehigh ton 18 28 Southern I ehigh 31 18 Easton 21 30 St. I faneis 22 40 Emma us 34 23 Bethlehem Cathi he 48 33 Northampton 34 27 Parkland 37 25 Liberty 26 Freedom forfeit II Allen 43 Whitehall Opponent 38 (itasauqua 26 41 Dieruff 61 21 Central Catholic 43 26 Phillipsblltff 55 ' 27 Emma us 42 31 Bethlehem Catholic 59 23 Northampton 20 29 Parkland 52 23 Liberty -ffipj 27 18 Freedom 14 36 Nazareth 27 Zephs converge “Doc ’ Shumack and Judy Stephens try to get the ball away from their opponent. Lay up Jill Gilkeson shoots between two Statelincrs as Kelly Decker and Michele Gable look on. Looking to pass Kathy Trcmba looks for “Doc” Shumack coming down the lane. Jump shot Jump shot Loren “Spider” Schneider surrounded by the opposition shoots a jump shot. Junior varsity FRONT ROW: Judy Stephens, Lori Bailey, Loren Schneider, Michelle Gable. SECOND ROW: Candace Carter. Kathy Trcmba. Jill Gilkeson. Tracy Saylor, Heidi Kopfer, Colleen W'einhofer. Caroline Shumack missing from picture. Junior varsity junior varsity girls basketball 127 Peifley swims at State meet Helping hand Who swims next? Kim Peifley, sophomore, was the only Zephyr in the State meet. She finished ninth in the butterfly with a time of 1:00 and 18th in the backstroke with a time of 1:04.2. The medley relay team made up of Peifley, Mary Ann Perini, Mary Ann Menitti and Kathy Nicholson, and individuals Perini and Peifley competed in the district meet. The relay team took third. Peifley took first in the butterfly and set a new district record in the back-stroke with a time of 1:03.18. The swim team finished its season with a 2-9 record. At the Freedom meet, Peifley broke the East Penn backstroke record with her 1:01.5 time. This was the only East Penn record to be broken this season. 128 Concentration Whitehall 65 Muhlenberg Opponent 105 59 Emm. i us 109 49 Northampton 122 35 Parkland 48 68 Pottsvihe 101 64 Libert) 105 Whitehall Opponent 53 Allen US 91 . Phillis burg 73 lJJ Saucon Valley 79 50 Fas ton 115 64 Freedom 100 Helping hand Kristin Horlacher lends Kathy Nicholson a helping hand after a relay as teammates look on. Who swims next? Coach Beth Ann Keller reads off the lineup to an attentive team. Concentration Diver Tammy Sukanick concentrates before executing an inward dive. Star swimmer Kim Peifley swims her way to victory in the 100-yard butterfly event. Freestyle relay Karen Wiesner (Ianc4) and Amy Shunk (lane 2) start the 400-yard freestyle relay as anxious team members watch. Swim team FRONT ROW: Dena Lobach, Laurie Walliser. Margie Felix. Lori Krause, Manager Steph Hammel SECOND ROW: Katherine Flaggerty, Amy Fla-mish. Jane Flores. Kim Peifley. Tammy Sukanick, Karen Wiesner. Jane Zader. Coach Beth Ann Keller. THIRD ROW: Kristen Horlacher. Lisa Kiscaedin, Kathy Nicholson, Jen Pastir. Coach Kim Duckett, Mary Ann Pcrini. Amy Shunk. Debra Crush, Manager Luann Piper. Swim team swimming 129 Varsity Throw to third The varsity baseball team, coached by Joe Steiner and John Churetta, had a 10-11 record overall. Whitehall’s defense was led by the strong pitching arm of Jim Emerick. Emerick picked up a one-hitter and a nohitter. The one-hitter he threw was against Northampton when the Zephs defeated them 4-1. When Emerick hurled his no-hitter, it was against P’burg and Whitehall blanked them Easy play 12-0. In the pitching department, the Zephs got help from Tom Prachar, junior, George Lackner, junior, and sophomore Tim Knopf. Whitehall also had a strong offensive attack with consistent hitting from Randy Remaly, Chuck Mondschcin, Marc Bolesky, and Mike “Scruff' Spantiz. The power hitting was supplied by junior Mark Bonshak and sopomore Tim Knopf. 130 Whitehall Opponent imamrl Catasauqua 0 8 Northwestern 5 i ( cntral Catholic 4 0 Easton 1 4 Reading m 17 4 Dicruff 1 12 A Phillipsburg 0 6 Freedom 17 4 Emma us i 4 Southern Lehigh 6 4 Bethlehem Catholic I HP 9 Whitehall 4 Northampton Opponent 1 5 Parkland 6 2 Liberty 1 7 Freedom ii 5 Allen 7 3 limmaus 0 7 Northampton 6 2 Parkland 5 5 1 iberty 6 5 Bethlehem Catholic 4 Varsity FRONT ROW: Manager Ed Dirnbcck. Tim Knopf. Mark Cuth. Charles Mondschein, Bob Halal. Greg Perl. Luis Pi-zarro. Manager Martha Freeman. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Steiner. Mark Bonshak. Jim Carpenter. Bill Bodisch, Mike Spanitz. Randy Rcmaly, Bill Erie. Jim Emerick. George Lackner. Coach John Chur-etta. THIRD ROW': Marc Bo-lesky, Tom Prachar, Scott Eberhart. Bill Pugh. Steve Brooks. Ed Bloomfield. Aaron Miller, Mark Berner. Throw to third Third baseman Jim Carpenter waits for the throw to make the tag on a sliding opponent. Easy play Mark Berner reaches for the ball as he makes an easy out at first. Getting to first Mike Spanitz 1) lakes his lead, 2) breaks back to first, 3) dives, and 4) safely beats the throw. Good job Coach Joe Steiner shakes Jim Emerick's hand after Emerick hurled a one-hitter against Northampton. Good job varsity baseball 131 JVs win 10 for .666 record Kalinak slides Stolarz’ style Whitehall’s junior varsity, coached by John Delucia, turned out a 10-5 record overall. The little Zephyrs started out slowly only to turn around and rattle off four wins in five games. Whitehall’s pitching was led by Robert Gantz. Against Central Catholic, Gantz hurled a two-hitter picking up five strike-outs and the win. Also helping out with the pitching was Steve Grischott, Chris Surovy, and John Stolarz. Grischott not only helped out on defense, he also helped contribute on offense. He hit a solo homer against Catasauqua and plugged a two-run triple against Phillipsburg. Others helping out on offense with hitting were Joe Fragnito, Barry Buchman, Jack Stengel, Jim Murtaugh, and Rich Clancy. Batter up 132 Whitehall Opponent 11 Southern Lehigh 8 8 Catasauqua 11 13 Northu cstern 9 0 Emma us 1 Parkland 7 6 Phillipsburg MM 8 Freedom 6 11 Ccntral Catholic 1 Whitehall Opponent 1 Dicruft 2 12 Liberty 2 2 Allen 6 Parkland 13 Northampton 4 laston 3 7 Bethlehem Catholic M Grishott’s tag Steve Grishott keeps his ground and makes the tag at second. Kalinak slides Mike Kalinak attempts to break up a double play by taking out the Liberty shortstop. Stolarz’ style John Stolarz shows his style delivering the baseball. Batter up Keeping his eye on the ball. Jack Stengel gets ready to make contact. High five John Stolarz and Jim Mur-taugh wait to congratulate teammate at home plate. Junior varsity FIRST ROW: Robert Perl, Dean Wise. Michael Egan. Jeff Nickischer. James Murtaugh, Scott Mondschein. SECOND ROW. Mark Molchany, Richard Clancy, Robert Gantz, Richard Ackerman, John Stolarz, Mathew Motsko, Walter Grossman. THIRD ROW: Coach John Delucia. Stephen Grishott, Todd Mullin, Jeff Buskirk, Mark Surovy. Barry Buchman. Jack Stengel, Craig Mosser, Coach Hluak. Not pictured: Thomas Beidleman, Mike Kalinak. Joe Fragnito. Junior varsity junior varsity baseball 133 Girls take Division 1 softball championship Softball The Parkland Trojans hit a bases-loaded double in the seventh inning to defeat Whitehall 5-4 in the District 11 championship game. In the first round of District 11 competition, Whitehall beat Southern Lehigh 2-1 in 11 innings. Donna Remaly hit a sacrifice fly to score the winning run. In the semi-final round of District 11 play, the Zephyrs beat Freedom 4-3. Carol Grubb hit a single to score Holly Baer in the ninth inning. Whitehall lost the East Penn League championship to Parkland 9-8. Losing 5-1, the Zephs came back with five runs in the fifth and three in the sixth to take an 8-5 lead. Parkland then tallied two runs in the sixth and two in the seventh to win. The team, coached by Stan Luckcnbill and assisted by Judy Emery, ended the league season as Division 1 champs with a record of 17-3. 134 Scoring slide Whitehall mm Opponent 5 Saucon Valley 0 14 Brandywine 0 1 Parkland 0 II Central Catholic Easton 1 10 3 II Allen 0 i s Phillipsbure 3 9 Dicruff 1 { 6 Northampton Freedom 1Wo Whitehall Opponent 13 Sort h western 3 10 Southern Lehigh m 11 4 Bethlehem Catholic 16 Liberty L 3 3 Fmmaus 2 14 Northampton 1 2 He t hie hem Catholic 0 3 Freedom 2 8 Liberty 0 mm m Emmaus . flU • 2 Interception Fastball Remaly flies Ready for pitch Stretch Softball team FIRST ROW: Manager T Luckcnbill. B. Watanabc, M Gable. M. Schaiz, J. Stevens, S. Phillips, M. Wardenski, C. Wcinhofer. H Baer. SECOND ROW: D. Lockncr, R Schrampf, C. Churetta, J. Mondschcin. J. Graberitz, B. Morgan. D. Buss, K. Dcutsch. THIRD ROW: Coach S. Luckcnbill. S. Yandrasits, C. Grubb, N. Slanovits, M. Sodl, S. Marushok, K. Trcmba, C. Carter. S. Wenzel, Assistant Coach J. Emery. FOURTH ROW: D. Dandria, D. Remaly, M. Herman, S. Ludwig. J. Mil-len, K. Ledbetter, K. Grcb, M. Oswald, J. Gilkeson. Scoring slide Sue Ludwig slides under an attempted tag by the Northampton pitcher who is covering home plate. Interception Running to make the tag, Maureen Herman intercepts Northampton runner. Fastball Pitcher Nadine Slanovits hurls her fast ball. Ready for pitch Jean Millen gets ready to smash the ball as Carol Grubb waits on deck. Remaly flies Donna Remaly appears to be flying to first trying to beat out an infield hit against Northampton. Stretch Stretching for the ball. Martina Oswald makes the play at first. softball 135 Boys track team The boys track team, coached by Tom Grammes, posted a 3-8-1 record. District champs John Barton and John Vlattas qualified for the PI A A State meet in the shot put and the discus, respectively. Other Zephyr qualifiers were Karl Heydt in the long jump and Rick Strisofsky in the high jump. Whitehall team members who placed in the East Penn Conference championship meet were Scott Say lor and Barton in the shot, Vlattas and Mark Gall in the discus, Strisofsky in the high jump, and Mike Stimpfl in the pole vault. The Zephyrs ended their season by sweeping eight events and winning all three relays enroute to a 126-24 win over Stroudsburg. Strisofsky won three field events. Record setter Hogan hurdles 136 Whitehall 73 North western Opponent 77 Whitehall 81 freedom Opponent 69 48 Dieruff 102 61 fimmaus 81 ?n Reading 120 60 Allen 90 6 Phi llips burg 83 75 Northampton 75 63 '■ Easton 87 95 2 3 Liberty 54 1 3 Parkland 86 126 Stroudsburg 24 Home stretch Boys track team FRONT ROW: J. Ziegler. K Doyle. J. Lilly. M Bankos. T Schlenner. B Toth. J. Medico, P Mondschien. D MacMul-len, J. Laub. G DcLucia. G. Hcssingcr. J. Grammes. SECOND ROW: G. Kunkel. K Bauer. D. Pasda. J. Weldner, J. Rex, D Prevost. Klein. W. Torba. A. Szewczak, D. Mcn-nitti. B Kincaid. H. Hoke, S. Pope. J Morgan. T. Dangler. THIRD ROW Coach T Grammes. M Stimpfl. D. Stark, B. Fethcrolf. J. Gill. R Scholl. M Thomas. B Hogan. T Hogan. A. Jones. R Stri-sofsky. D. Laub. D. Conner. B Sinkovitz, Coach T. Cocca. FOURTH ROW: C. Ncwhart, G. Hessinger. A. Hart, S. Ger-encser. B. Solderitch. S. Saylor, J. Barton, M. Gall, J. Vlattas, K. Heydt, K. Burns, M. Yandcrs, R. Stcckel. Long jump Mark Bankos gets all the distance he can in the long jump. Record setter High jumper Rick Strisofsky sets a school record of 6’ 4”. Hogan hurdles Bob Hogan is in hot pursuit of Allen leader running the 110-meter high hurdles. Flying high Pole vaulter Mike Stimpfl seems to fly as he clears bar. “Tiny” effort Scott “Tiny” Saylor lets the shot fly. Home stretch Jim Rex (left) and Eugene Kunkel (right) speed up the lane behind Allen runner in the 200-mcter boys track 137 3200-meter relay wins in Districts Girls track team Get set, go! The girls track team led by Coach Pat Stetz had a 9-3 record. Lisa Saganowich, Cathy Gober, Karen Schmidt, and Elaine Walgren represented the Zephyrs in the PI A A State Championships in the 3200-meter relay after finishing first at the District 11 Championships. At the EPC Championships, Schmidt took third in the 400-meter and Sue Groller and Ann Carpenter finished third and fourth in the javelin. Tammy Sukanick and Amy Coval ook second and third in the high jump. First place 138 Lehigh ion Northwestern Die ruff Pa liner ton Pen Argyl Easton Parkland Freedom Emma us Northampton Liberty Stroudsburg Soft landing Mile run Up and over Walgren’s ahead Girls track team FRONT ROW: C. Ebcrhardt. M. Podlcsny, S. Smith. C. Gober, P. Lucci, D. Molchany, A. Moyer. S. Gharzouzi, L. Schneider. M Heffner. SECOND ROW: A Issa. M Moh-rcy. D. Crush. L. Polinchok. T. Golly, K Decker. V Buss. A. Coval. R Altorfcr, J. Stri-sofsky. K. Spanitz. D. Kohler, V. Issa. THIRD ROW: Coach P. Stetz. J. Neison. S. Duke. D. Weiss. T. Ziegler. A. Koren. M. Lopez, S. Horne. P. Epser. L. Harris. D. Bogcrt. M Gale. T. Sukanick. Coach J Hara-kal. FOURTH ROW H Kopfcr. D. Feiler, S. Groller. A. Carpenter. E. Walgrcn. T. Saylor. K.Houser. L. Dillinger. K Atiych, G. Walgrcn. K. Schmidt. L. Saganowich. M. Hamm. D. Benner. Get set, go! Sprinters push off blocks at start of 100-metcr. First place Outstanding Karen Schmidt breaks tape in 800-meter. Soft landing High jumper Amy Coval easily clears the bar. Mile run Cathy Gober's out in front and Lisa Saganowich moves in from third. Up and over Loren Schneider (left) and Tammy Sukanick (right) leap high in the 100-mcter hurdles. Walgren's ahead Elaine Walgrcn takes first place in the 100-meter. Lisa Saganowich runs a close third. girls track 139 Raquetmen improve by season’s end Concentration The Zephyr tennis team, led by first-year coach Bruce Koch, won its first and only match of the season with a victory over Northampton. The raquetmen won three of four singles matches enroute to their 4-3 triumph. Dave Skeath, who represented the team in District singles, got the opening round by default, but he was beaten 6-0, 6-0 in the second round. In District doubles, Skeath and Kroll were defeated in the first round. In mixed doubles, Chris Balliet and Bruce Nisberg advanced but lost in the second round. 8tt m rt Backhand Baseline shot 140 Whitehall 2 2 v Palmer ton Dieruff Opponent 5 5 7 Pittsburgh 5 0 Parkland 7 1 Salisbury 6 0 Freedom dm 0 Emma us 7 Whitehall Opponent 1 Central Catholic 6 1 Bccahi 4 1 Allen 6 4 Northampton 3 0 Liberty 7 0 L Easton 7 3 Stroudsburg M .M 4 Good shot At the net Dave Skeath returns a bloop shot at the net against Northampton. Forehand smash Jeff Kroll smashes a forehand volley against Emmaus. Concentration Frank Rose concentrates on his placement of a forehand stroke. Backhand Dave Skeath drives his backhand shot deep into opponent's court. Baseline shot Number 2 seed Bruce Nisberg makes a baseline forehand. Good shot Jeff Kroll and Dave Skeath congratulate each other after a fine volley. Varsity FIRST ROW: Keith Bodisch, Jeff Kroll, Frank Rose. SECOND ROW: Coach Bruce Koch. Dave Pizzo, Dave Skeath, Dave Wheeler. Bruce Nisberg. Varsity boys tennis 141 144 BELOW: Boys experiment in physics lab. Accounting teacher Scott Barhight has rules and regulations posted for students. As news reporter for THE OWL, Jcana Roncoloto is busy at work on her latest story. LEFT: CA teacher Allen Dangler makes seniors aware of world events. classes 145 ACTIVITIES Students at German zoo and (right) Jim McGinlcy and friend. Mrs. Leonzi and students Ferriera. Crothcrs, and Rogers in Nassau. 146 Key Club members prepare egg hunt for children, and (right) with cafe staff and Adviser Dangler serve dinner for senior citizens. Volunteers lend some muscle and help to unload crates of oranges. The choir sold the citrus fruit as a fund raising project for its annual trip. RIGHT: Choir Director Williams admires picture which was presented to him by the choir at the end of the spring concert. Choir’s spring concert with accompanists Jeanette Emanuel and Cheryl Beckel at the piano. BOTTOM: Band’s spring concert. Scott Bcidlcman. drums, Chris Poppc, guitar. Choir soloist Sue Smith Janell Rex and Chris Joyce. ABOVE: One group orders Coke. RIGHT: Exchange student Sandi Horne and friends try fries. FAR RIGHT: Pat Stoi-sits and Mike Stimpfl stop for candy apples. 148 Visiting Cedar Crest College to participate in a seminar about Student Council activities, representatives take the opportunity to relax under sunny spring skies. 149 Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Wilburn, and students meet Congressman Don Ritter at Capitol. READERS THEATRE Student Director ... Michael Regec Assistant to the Director . .. Charade Reinert Stage Manager . . Michelle Lawall Faculty Adviser Miss Sally Reith The Hitch-Hiker Ronald Adams . . Mrs. Adams ........ Garage Mechanic Sleepy Man (Henry) His Wife .......... A Girl ........... Operator .......... Long Distance Albuquerque....... New York.......... Mrs. Whitney .... The Hitch-Hiker . . . Dave Yanoshik ... Chris Comp ... Jim Suppan .... Greg Laub ....Sue Smith . Tracy Brown .. . . Kelly Bortz . . Sue Brownell Denise Howells Denise Howells Georgette Nemr . Michael Regec Sorry, Wrong Number Mrs. Stevenson ......................Georgette Nemr Chief Operator (Miss Curtis) ............Chris Comp Information Operator ....................Tracy Brown Operator 1 Kelly Bortz 2 .......................... Denise Howells 3 .....................................Sue Smith 4 Sue Brownell 5 ................................. Kelly Bortz First Man ............................ Dave Yanoshik Second Man ...............................Greg Laub Hospital Receptionist ...................Chris Comp Western Union ........................ Dave Yanoshik Sergeant Duffy ..................................Jim Suppan Lunch Room Attendant .....................Greg Laub “Sorry. Wrong Number cast lines up for curtain call. Georgette Nemr prepares for the part of a middle-aged invalid. Tracy. Denise, Kelly in “The Hitchhiker. junior play 151 Couples slow dance to prom’s theme “Just the Way You Are. Couples enjoy themselves dancing to the music of “Clue. Sue Csensits rests her feet between dances. Presenting candidates Bruce Nisberg and Kathy Jones. 152 Joe Urbanavagc arrived decked out in top hat and tails. SENIOR PROM 1980 Prom Queen Kathy Gilbert and escort Jim Haggerty crown Queen Jennifer and Kim Mike Spanitz. Nancy Rabcnold and Richard Shambo pose for pictures. BELOW: Group dances to music of “Phoenix. Prom couples caught in the romantic mood of the evening. 153 GRADUATION v It was a sticky, sweltering 95 degrees on June 16 when 368 seniors pulled heavy gowns over suits, dresses, and even cut-offs and tee shirts and lined up outside the football stadium Before commencement exercises began. During the ceremony, valedictorian Brenda Schneck and salu-tatorian Barry Harrison delivered their speeches. Awards were given to students for their achievements and to the top ten students Brenda, Barry, Ann Carpenter. Lori Ludwig, Diane Hessinger, Kelly Malika, Carol Mondschein, Stephen Karoly, John Kroboth, and Anne Seifert for their scholastic performances. When it was all over, the class of '81 cheered, whistled, tossed their caps skyward in celebration (and perhaps relief), and said their goodbyes as WHS students for the last time. You BET I'm wearing shorts. Guest speaker is LaForcst Smith. Below: Graduates are lost in thoughts or dreams “One more pin Dawnyle, says LeAnn. Missing only fangs, “Scruff' strikes a dramatic pose before graduation. Number one student Brenda Schneck delivers her address to the audience. 155 Former high school nurse Evelyn Falk, class of ’31, is presented with a rose. 156 Busy editor Victoria Oberzan In DI03 staff members come together for a meeting of the minds. Photo expert Michael Zarecky and Diane Hessinger pick pictures. Special thanks to Dale Faix from Minipho Studios in Allentown who was our professional photographer. He took pictures of the band and choir, special events, and sports contests. He took all of the team photos and many of the portraits in the senior section. Another special thanks to Michael Zarecky who, in his spare time, developed and printed most of the pictures by the student photographers. Dave Morgan Studios, Flourtown, Pennsylvania, took all of the underclassman photographs. American Yearbook Company printed the 1981 yearbook in Topeka, Kansas. Bill O'Brien, yearbook representative, patiently coordinated our efforts with those of his company. The 1981 Whitehall Editor-in-chief — Victoria Oberzan Cover and Divider Page Art Divider Page Photography Mark Ferreira Joe Grass Senior Section Photography Sue Smith Joe Grass Chris Comp Will Robertson Staff John Ondush Maggie Barchine Joni Mohr Hollie Brown Beth Foster Chris Comp Steph Hammel Kristie DerRohn Diane Hessinger Diane Hessinger Nadine Slanovits Steve Karoly David Yanoshik Dave Kocher Sports Judy Polzer Will Robertson Dale Reitz Dave Walters Jim Rex Nadine Slanovits Will Robertson John Wonder Jeana Roncolato Frank Rose Chris Sarko Carol Grubb Dawn Sauerwine Holly Baer Nadine Slanovits Judy Polzer Sue Smith Chris Balliet Pat Stoisits Rose Fulcomer David Yanoshik Gene Kunkle 157 PATRONS Parents, Faculty, and Friends A A Teddy Bear for Bill. J. J. Affa 82 Allan Dangler Andrew Buda Angus Young Anna Barna Anne and Nixon Annette Hale Anonymous Anthony and Melissa forever Ardyth Howells Are you done? — M.S. ’81 B Barb and the Butcher Bcrnie the Greatest Beth Quigley Betty and Dick Hantz Bill Gilly Blackie and Snide forever Bob and Elaine Groller Bob and Michelle forever Bob-n-Miriam Bobby and Tracy Bone and the Big D” — 80 Brian Quigley — '88 Bruce Springsteen “The Boss Buss's vs Kramers — Cheryl and Tom C C. J. Betz Carol Mondschein Carol 20’ Grubb Caroline Keinert Cecile and Sam Wright Ccmenton Gang “Chase Cheryl '82 Chuck and Wendy forever Clayton F. Northup ?Cruddle and Dawn? D D. C. P. is my hero — Dale Reitz Dan and Carole Willis Dawn D'Andria and the Clique Club Dawn and Jon Dean Groller Debbie Bogert Debra Klingler Denise Kohler — Class of 84 Denise Ringer Dick and Mary Tracy Don and Sharon Noack Doreen Miller Dorothy Fischer E Earring man and me Earth Science is great! Edith Simon Elaine Walgren Eugene H Perry F Floyd Wiliams 42 is 1 with me - 81 Fran and Mike Bobyak G Gary and Tina Gene and Janice Coval George Rogers - South Carolina Gloria Brown Go Zephyrs Good luck. Class of ’82 — Beth Foster G Good luck Whitehall Swim Team Good Luck Zcphs - Ned '84 Good Luck Zcphs Phillies — Keith Hess Grace Kern Greg and Lori H Hclainc Proetto Hiedi. Hiedi. Hideous Hollie Brown I I bet you wish you knew I love Gail Ebner I love my little leprechaun I love the Phillies 1 take the Fifth In memory of the K-5 Blazer It’s better in Cemcnton It’s fooling you J J M. Piff J P — Poodle Jamie and Lisa forever with Brutus Jean Hunsicker Jean N. Marsteller Jeana Roncalato Jeff. Karen, and Nicoma Jcnncr. the piano player Jim and Amy Jim Rex Joan VanElten Joe and Lisa Joe and Nancy Gigler Joe Talotta Joey and Donna DeLucia John A. Lakis John Manasso John Wadd Weldner Joseph Buesgcn Joyce Finley Judy Emery K Karen Rupinski Karen Sperlbaum Karen Spitko Kathy and Chuck Kathy '82 Kelly 81 Kcv and Sher Kim H. and Bill B. Kris Wethcrhold L L. L. 81 Larry and Sandy Pcrdick Larry Oswald Linda A Binder. Class of ’81 Linda and Moose Linda B loves Dwayne Lisa DcLaurentis CCHS ’81 Lopsa Lori Groller Lori Harris Lorraine Schulman Lots of luck to all the Zephyrs! Love always, Zig. Love those Flyers! Low Bridge and Surfs Up! Sid M Mark and me Mark Ferreira Mark Hamm Mary and Alan Mary Ann Herman and Family Maryann B and Paul C. — True Love Maureen and Pesser Me and Alan Me and Bernie Me and Jim Mike ScrufT’ Spanitz Miss Judv Emery Mother Oberzan Mr. B. never forgot us. T. C. B. Mr Parks is a nice guy! Mr. Robert Levis Mr. and Mrs. Alistair Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case Mr. and Mrs Dale Baker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cruttenden Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald W Mohrc) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slanovits Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wittchen Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bertrand Mr. and Mrs. George Shumbcrgcr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ziegler Mr and Mrs. Harry L. Scnscnig Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and Dolphie Cow Cat Mr. and Mrs. James Flemming Mr. and Mrs. James Schunk Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schulman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Saganowich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gcrcncser Mr. and Mrs Pcrdick Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comfort Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keck Mr. and Mrs Roland Yudt Jr Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Comp Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Polzcr Mrs. Catherine Malast Mrs. Irene Hamilton Mrs. Kathryn Semonis Mrs. Margaret Sterner Mrs. Meta Wolring Monica Csencsits N Nadine Slanovits Nadine Yaroma NA-SG ’80 9-21-79 1980 Phillies — World Champions 1981 WHS Student Council P Paco and Nat Patricia and Jocelyn Kaligis Puddles P(unyogue) - P(assorted pastel color) R R Y. ’81 Richard Fat. Fat Water Rat Oberzan Risy Baby Robert Steckel Rosemarie and John Spanitz S Sally and Richard Gladish Sally Reith Sam and Cecile Wright Scott Barhight SCRO — ’81 Set the trend Sharon Prusinski Sherri loves Chris Slick and Co. Go Frosh Slirp” — D. W Stephen R. Marushak Stephen Sodl Still celebrating in Cementon “Stris Soms’ Sue and Steve always Surfs up — Class of 82 Tammy and Steve Tammy ’82 Tara Keck Tara Rae Loch “Teenage W'astcland” Teresa and Bush The Barhight Family The chief, he’s here! The Chomo Family The Green Machine — 1, NFC 1980 The Redskins and Zephyrs arc great! The Remaly Family The Trendsetters The Undertones Theresa Melinchok Thomas Joseph Solomon Thurman Munson To all my friends — 1981 Todd and Lisa Todd Polinchok at large Tom and Karen Tony and Chris forever Turk ’82 V Valerie Slanovits Virginia ’82 W We hate Goose ACJK Wendy ’82 What I’d do for Ody! Y “Yaz and Smurf’ Z Zephs — The Real Thing BUSINESS GASPER’S MARKET 915 Chestnut Street Coplay ALLIED HOBBIES Whitehall Mall Whitehall ROY O. WUCHTER, INC. Frozen Foods and Poultry 4121 Adams Street Whitehall CLARENCE F. KERN, AUCTIONEER 4316 Roosevelt Street Egypt MIDWAY DINER Rt. 45 and Spring Mill Road Eagle Point GEORGE’S FURS 2802 MacArthur Road Whitehall JORDAN LANES 731 Jordan Parkway Whitehall Clif Clef says EGYPT MUSIC CENTER has it all Whitehall’s full service music store Instructions and Repairs King—Leblanc Slinger Land Epiphone and Gretsch Gemeinhardt — Armstrong 4515 Main Street Egypt Phone 262-2922 Open Daily 1-8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. -4 p.m. THEO F. EBERHARDT, INC. PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE © CHRYSLER Vlymoutfi K-Cars — Horizon — TC3 4344 Main Street Egypt Florist Whitehall Mall Whitehall Howell’s Flower Shop 2101 First Avenue Whitehall 264-9587 Whitehall Mall Whitehall COPLAY LIBRARY Fifth and Center Streets, Coplay Open weekdays from 2 to 8 p.m. LEHIGH VALLEY SPORTING GOODS, INC. “Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten.” Team specialists and sportswear Andy Radon, president 133 Second Street Phone: 262-2686 Coplay, PA HAUKE FUNERAL HOME Area’s largest and most beautiful suburban funeral home.” Fourth and Chestnut Streets Coplay, PA Pennsylvania inspection . . . full service Ackerman’s CITGO 21st and Center Streets Northampton, PA Heavy Unit Repair Alternator Starter Generator The full line of KERO-SUN portable heaters Richard Ackerman, Phone: 262-9992 Proprietor 262-8502 t m Dots NOT KEEP PACE with hi$ companions. PERHAPS IF IS BECAUSE HE HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUMMER. LET HIM STEP TO THE MUSIC HE HEARS, HOWEVER MEASURED OR FAR AWAY. -HENRY DAVID THOREAU Good bankers. Good neighbors. American Bank A FULL SERVICE BANK • MEMBER FDIC SENIOR PORTRAITS Today’s New Look in Senior Portraits 3 changes of clothing Choose from outdoor or studio location Free “I’ll be thru in ’82” T-shirt -7 C 'Tl vJklU K, PHOTOGRAPHY Chestnut Drive, R.D. 1, Walnutport 767-1595 2 miles from the Gourmet Inn 162 Lehigh Candy Tobacco 1341 Mickley Road Whitehall, PA 18052 — Distribution specialists for CANDY, TOBACCO, and RELATED SUNDRIES — Fund raising merchandise Newhard Pharmacy P.J. Stahl, R.Ph J.A. Pavis, R. Ph. BILL’S LUNCH 18 N. Second Street, Coplay, PA Monday-Saturday 7 a.m.-llp.m. Sunday 4 p.m.-lO p.m. 3026 MacArthur Road, Whitehall, PA Phone: 432-8959 164 R S PRINTERS 2030 Center Street, Northampton, PA From the football and basketball programs to the OWL newspaper . . . from the school handbook to the Dialogue newsletter . . . R S Printers has left its “imprint” on Whitehall High School. PITTSBURGH PAINT CENTER COLOR YOUR WORLD THE HEART OF GOOD EATING Party cakes for all occasions 132 S. Third Street, Coplay Phone: 262-5675 Bob Br Service Center Bob Brusko, at Third and Catasauqua Roads, is always at your service. ixpuus TtVmaiJ wfoCwcA Explorer Posts of America Don Gemmiti Minsi Trails Council Box 2424 Lehigh Valley, PA 18001 264-8551 AL’S MEAT MARKET 1133 N. Third Street Fullerton Phone: 264-5305 Tuesday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3120 Ruch Street Stiles Phone: 262-5446 MILANDER’S MEAT MARKET “The Working Man’s Store” 301 Centre Street, Coplay 262-5411 Studios of Artistic Photography F. A. DeChristopher Sr. HA. DeChristopher Jr. 621 Hamilton Mall Phone: 433-0526 Allentown, PA rftUjQ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS EGGS, GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE 760 Third Street Fullerton, PA Phone: 264-3957 Fancy cakes Tasty pastries Heavy duty, local, and long distance towing Leonard Sheetz, Proprietor 844 Third Street Whitehall, PA 169 BUILDING Congratulations Whitehall ■ '■? HirciiLs Class of 81, nnsuiie You’re Doing Things Right. We Do Things Right Too! [AND TOOLS tr%J]CSWO 1832 MacArthur Road. Whitehall, PA 18052 435-6701 open evenings When you graduate TV-Color or BW Betamax Stereos Radios Clock Radios Microwave Ovens and more! PHILCO Quasar SALES-SERVICE 603 Fifth St., Whitehall, Pa. 18052 (Fullerton) See The Boys at Sth t Berthing Bled. Phone 433-4221 or 264-5509 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE I7| Ceramics By Terry Classes . . Greenware Firing Supplies Wholesale Retail 46 S. Second Street Phone: 262-0372 Coplay, PA 18037 for the best in fresh meat and produce market 1223 Third Street Whitehall, PA BROTHERS Surplus Sales Clothing! Toys! 2119 S. First Avenue Groceries! West Catasaqua Gifts! features one-stop Jewelry! shopping for the Appliances! entire family Games! limmermans Market Meats Groceries Produce 1049 MacArthur Road Whitehall, PA Monday-Saturday 7 a.m. - 12 midnight Sunday 7 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. 172 “See us for that prom suit rental.’ All the latest styles in stock 1809 MacArthur Road Whitehall AREA OFFICES 1240 Third Street, Whitehall 402 State Road, Emmaus 3411 Hamilton Boulevard, Dorneyville Main Franklin Streets, Coopersburg to Alburtis Route 309 at Charles Street, Coopersburg tl 1 3Nllf$OIAI Nl SM3N S 3 i V IAI OISdlA S f M 4 1 {£ t 6 m fo '''Oi A 5� fc r r1 Vr £ tfV° 7 nV j4 ] V' S % «� yjJ ' HQ. m-ywuntmr S8. o WP p Best wishes to the Class of 1981 from the Class of 1982 President John Broshak Vice President Jill Strisofsky Secretary Laurie Harakal Treasurer John Vlattas Adviser Richard Wilburn Best wishes to the Class of 1981 from the German Club President Cynthia Fogel Vice President Mary Ann Malitsch Secretary Anne Seifert Treasurer Edie Schrettner Adviser Mrs. Mary Jane Shumberger Best wishes to the Class of 1981 from the Spanish National Honor Society President Kelly Matika Vice President David Yanoshik Secretary Mary Sharkazy Treasurer Bob Hogan Adviser Mrs. Edith Simon 175 176 Laurie Kalinak President CLASS Kathy Gigler Secretary Mary Sharkazy Vice President OF 1981 Kimberly Newhart Treasurer - „ . ' :• • • • ■� v. - . . v ' 1. ■ , ■ . ’ - ■ ‘ • . • • . - - •• v;- • . ' . , .• . ' . . . .. • : ' • - -. . - - : ■ .. • . - V • ' ' nM . ' V