Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL 3800 Mechanicsville Road Whitehall, Pennsylvania 18052 Published by the Journalism Department Volume 63 Cover art by Rich Tyson CHAMPION «n Table of Contents Personnel ......................8 Activities ................... 14 Seniors .......................40 Juniors .......................76 Sophomores ....................88 Freshmen .................... 102 Student Life Faculty ........ 116 Sports ...................... 142 7 CO Administration Left: Daniel Yakubecek, superintendent of schools; Edwin Wertman, assistant superintendent; Attorney Edward McCardle, solicitor. Below: Board of Education: Seated: William Heimbach, secretary; Stephen Polzer, president; Owen Eberhart, treasurer. Standing: Robert George, vice president; Louis Kloiber; David Ludwig; John Klusarits; )ohn Zsigovits. 9 Principals Office personnel Guidance Audio visual (Right) Principal Clayton Northup receives morning announcements from secretary Mrs. Margaret Sterner. (Below) Assistant Principal Joseph Buesgen discusses correspondence with secretaries Mrs. Catherine Malast (left) and Mrs. Meta Wotring. Secretary Annjean Saganowich with Assistant Principal Dale Baker. Guidance Director Richard Berner and Mrs. Donna DeLucia. (Left) Secretary Mrs. Meta Wotring checks attendance records. (Below) Psychologist Randy Rice meets senior Lou Pizzaro. Guidance counselor Miss Pat Budd looks over printout of college choices with Chrisa Keck. Below: Secretary Mrs. Jean Shunk checks one of many files for Guidance Counselor Leo Carter. 11 Many skills necessary to run school program To provide an education for 1,295 students, the high school staff was made up of 121 individuals, including 77 professionals, nine secretaries clerks, 17 custodial, and 18 cafeteria. Also employed were 36 bus drivers, three mechanics, and a director of transportation who, with the superintendent, determined whether roads were passable in winter or whether classes should be cancelled. HEAD COUNSELOR Richard Berner meets new student and mother. Below: Mrs. Simon and Principal Northup. CAFETERIA STAFF: Front row: Joan VanEtten, Ann Leas- Matejicka, Ann Mayoryk, Barbara Seyfried, head cook Jean witch, Kathleen Ebert, Hilda Cower. Second row: John Hunsicker, Susan Fahringer, Ann Billowitch, Monica Csens-Lakis, Director of Food Services, Frances Alban, Theresa cits, Nancy Moats, Helen Kozell, Marlene Laudenslager. 12 NURSE Mrs. Robert Mohrey checks Sherry Winstian's blood pressure. personnel 13 fFT Talent evident in band, choir BAND MEMBERS Feature Majorette Donna Horvat; MAJORETTES: B. Adams, V. Afflerbach, L. Albright, R Csencsits, K. Downey, M. Felix, J. Ferrel, D. Gontar, C. Held, M. Kloiber, L. Molinaro, D. Sember, D. Turk; SILKS: D.S. Bang, C. Churetta, G. Feiller, R. Hammer, D. Harwick, C. Kurucz, L. Lychack, N. Mertz, C. Poandl, T. Proch, R Re-gec, C. Seglets, P. Seng, K. Spadt, D. Stimpfl, C. Stoffey; HONOR GUARD: K. Lawler, K. Rice, D. Waltz, M. Wonder; RIFLES: J. Gale, B. Quigley, M. VanNorman, K. Weisner; DRUM MAJORS: Head-L. Keister, Assts.-L. Amory, T. Mauser; FLUTE: L. Amory , G. Derrico, M. Freeman, L. Hagstrand, P. Hagstrand , R. Kreglow, S. Ne-derosteck, D. Poppe , T. Reinert, J. Rex , T. Rontz , D. Sandova; OBOE: B. Morgan ; ALTO CLARINET: P. Hoke ; BASS CLARINET: B. Bray ; CLARINET: B. Bray , K. Downey , D. Horvat, P. Hoke , M. Karoly , L. Keister , K. Kloiber , M. Issermoyer , B. Lambert, J. Merkel, B. Morgan , A. O'Donnell, V. Rennig, M. Sodl, P. Walgren; ALTO SAX: M. Ashner, E. Gombert, C. Karoly, S. Smith , T. Stansfield; TENOR SAX: M. Balias, J. Wheeler; BARITONE SAX: S. Amory; MELLOPHONE FRENCH HORN: M. Amory, C. Mundo, T. Rontz , C. Sisko; TROMBONE BARITONE: E. Baumann, B Ernst, M. Karoly , M. Mazziotti, C. Mundo, G. Rhoads , W. Spanitz, A. Sun,). Tudong; TRUMPET: K. Bauder , S. Butvin, K. Frisch, K. Haber-ern, A. Jones, B. Lambert, R. Macsisak, C. Mer-ring, B. Miller, M. Oswald, G Rhoads ; TUBA: R. Burke , M. Yackanicz; PERCUSSION: S. Bei-deman, J. Broschak, D. D'Andria, R. Hayman , D. Hovath, K. Kennedy, K Kloiber , R. Kloiber , J. McDowell, J. Newhard, P. Roman. MANAGERS: S. Smith, S. Hammel, L. Hammel, R. Nederostek, J. Sauerwine, K. Tracy, M. Moh-rey. •marching band only ••concert band only Zephyrs blow their horns. Feature twirler Horvat performs. Marchers strut on field, and (left) band front salutes for finale. Choir Director Williams leads vocalists in song for spring concert. Comedy skit at Christmas program. Debbie Poppe plays flute at concert. Finale of spring concert (top) and group of male voices join in song. SOPRANOS Anne Blom Dawn D'Andria •Donna Dm •Kathleen Gerber I ori Kutzor Loree Laury •Michelle LaWall Dena lobach Elizabeth Morgan Ananya Mukerjee Cheryl Mundo •Deborah Poppe •Sherri Redli h CHOIR MEMBERS •Janell Rex Patricia Stein Judy Stephens Lisa Yankowy Caroline Yost •Jane Young ALTOS Jill Bateman Jayne Brownell •Diane Buss Deborah Deutsch Sharon Deutsch Christine Eichman Michelle Fritz Margaret Groff Sharon Hamm Patricia Jerant Lee Ann Keister Christine Kilhefner Audrey Morgan Sharon Nederostek •Carol Renna •Denise Rogers Deborah Schaeffer Anne Smith Joan Verosky TENORS Richard Bach Steven Davis Kent Haberern Christopher Joyce BASS Jeffrey Bankos Eric Baumann Eric Gombert •Joseph Grass John Rubino •Seniors Chris Poppe and Amy Coval accompany singers during annual spring concert. 17 18 Muppets caper at Homecoming Muppet Madness was the theme for 1981 Homecoming. The float winning first place was Happiness Hotel sponsored by the German Club. Girls field hockey and cross country's Kermit the Frog and Grover placed second. A third place went to the cheerleaders' float with Miss Piggy riding on it. The German Club's first place float, The Happiness Hotel Bus, drives around the track. Muppet Miss Piggy gets dressed up by cheerleaders. (Right) Senior boys work on Oscar the Grouch and Grover. Field hockey players and cross country runners combine efforts on a float. Mitch VanNorman reigns as queen On a cold, windy October night and after many long days of preparation, clubs and groups paraded their homecoming floats and queen candidates around the football field. The Homecoming theme was Muppet Madness. The creations on the floats depicted characters from Seasame Street and The Muppets TV shows. 1980 Homecoming Queen Laurie Kalinak crowned Michelle VanNorman as the 1981 queen (left). Junior class's “Animal makes his trip around the track. Choir members fold and fluff tissue paper flowers for “Mice on a Bike.' Two old guys sittings on a balcony preside on Student Council's float. (Left) Senior Dave Crothers helps Hollie Brown with sophs' “Fozzy Bear.' 19 Channel 39's Harry Price asks the questions during a Scholastic Scrimmage match with Stroudsburg. Alumni, invited by Guidance tell experiences. Debaters prepare for contest. Chess players plan offense. 20 Stage Crew. Paul Bandura Keith Bodisch Glenn Geissinger Alex Szewczak Stacy Reed A Whitehall High School Music Department Presentation Set Construction by: Rich Tyson — student designer Jerome Phillips Chris Macsisak Beron Steager Katie Wardenski Lyrics — Johnny Mercer Directed by Vocal direction by Choreography by Orchestra direction Set design Stage technician Student director Student choreographer Christine Kotsch Michele Riemer Karen Mikulecky Stephanie Hammel Elizabeth Hammel Music — Gene de Paul Mrs. Margaret Simon Mr. Floyd Williams Mrs. Cheryl Geary Mr. Michael Broschak Mr. Michael Watson Mr. Stephen Marushak Ms. Pamela Courtelis Ms. Deborah Stimpfl Kimberly Dinder Sandy Prusinski Martha Freeman Joe Cacala Jodi Roncolato CAST Lonesome Polecat Hairless Joe Romeo Scragg Clem Scragg Alf Scragg Moonbeam McSwine Denise Rogers Diane Buss William Hackett Joseph Grass Richard Bach Patricia Jerant Marryin' Sam Christopher Joyce Earthquake McGoon John Rubino Daisy Mae Michelle LaWall Pappy Yocum Eric Baumann Mammy Yocum Sherry Winstian Li'l Abner Jeffrey Bankos Scarlett Lori Kutzor Cronies Richard Nederostek John Tudong Glenn Roads Mayor Dawgmeat Chris Merring Senator Jack S. Phogbound Richard Bach Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale John Tudong Government Man Richard Nederostek Available Jones Joseph Milander Stupefyin' Jones Lori Molinaro Colonel Deborah Deutsch Radio Commentators William Hackett President General Bullmoose Secretaries John Tudong Joseph Grass Audrey Morgan Margaret Groff Tracey Saylor Appasionata Von Climax Lisa Konapeyus Evil Eye Fleagle Richard Nederostek Dr. Smithborn William Hackett Dr. Krogmeyer Janell Rex Dr. Schleifitz Sharon Nekerostek State Department Woman Jane Young Dawn D'Andria Christine Eichman Kathleen Gerber Lee Ann Keister Teresa Lohr Janell Rex Steven Davis Kent Haberern Brian Lambert Glenn Rhoads Eric White Rodney Wolff John Barton Steven Gerencser Richard Gierula Scott Saylor Robert Solderitch William Texidor Melissa Balias Glenn Rhoads Steven Davis Wives Husbands Musclemen Maid Speedy McRabbit Policeman Singing and Dancing Ensemble: Deborah Stimpfl — Student Choreographer Jayne Brownell — Dance Captain Lori Molinaro — Dance Captain Melissa Balias Jill Bateman Diane Buss Tracey Courtelis Dawn D'Andria Sharon Deutsch Christine Eichman Timothy Eichman Michelle Fritz Kathleen Gerber Margaret Groff William Hackett Patricia Jerant LeeAnn Keister Lori Kutzor Brian Lambert Teresa Lohr Chris Merring Audrey Morgan Sharon Nederostek Janell Rex Glenn Rhoads Denise Rogers Tracy Saylor Patricia Stein Jayne Young musical 21 ORCHESTRA Piano: Caroline Yost String Machine: Eric Gombert Percussion: Scott Beidleman John Broschak Jamie Newhard Woodwinds: Lorraine Amory Sam Amory Michael Ashner Christina Karoly Melissa Karoly Elizabeth Morgan Tanya Rontz Jack Wheeler Brass: Alan Jones Brent Lambert Brian Miller Cheryl Mundo Christopher Mundo Andrew Sun Michael Yackanicz L'il Abner and the hillbillies of Dogpatch came alive on the auditorium stage March 12 and 13. The cast played to an appreciative audience which filled the house for both presentations. Below top: Patricia Jerant, Eric Baumann, Sherry Winstian, John Rubino, Jeff Bankos, Michelle LaWall, and Chris Joyce appear for curtain call. Below bottom: Audience applauds successful show. LiII Abner scores hillbilly hit The musical Lil'l Abner was taken from the comic strip famous since the '40s. The story, told with spirited singing and dancing, concerns a miracle tonic which is responsible for making Li'l Abner the hulk of a man that he is. Businessman General Bullmoose realizes the potential of the tonic and will stop at nothing to get his hands on the formula. Moonbeam McSwine and friend. The Yocums. (Below) Cornpone Square. (Below) Scheming General meets the Senator. 22 (Right) loan Sauerwine and Missy Mohrey do makeup. li'l Abner thinks he must leave Daisy Mae. Director Simon enjoys pizza at cast party. Wow, boysl It's Stupefyn' lonesl Results of miracle tonic show on Dogpatch men. (Left) Marryin' Sam hears protest from wives. I'm elated at the enthusiasm of the cast and their ability to perform. I feel that the play will be a great success. And a success it was! Mrs. Margaret Simon, director, was right. The auditorium was filled with appreciative audiences for both performances. 23 MOVING STORAGE, INC. 2811 Emmaus Avenue Allentown, Pa. MOVING - CONTAINERIZED STORAGE - PACKING — COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSING 215 797-4886 WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL HANGOUT For students who rock, hop, and stomp with the latest haircuts 1188 Mickley Road, Whitehall, PA (across from WSAN) 821-6880 No appointment necessary Unisex salon and barber shop Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. PRICES ARE REASONABLE! KELLY'S 19th HOLE BAR and RESTAURANT 1094 Howertown Road, N. Catasauqua, PA FINE FOODS — COCKTAILS JOHN DOLLY KELLY, Prop. Platters Fri. 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(Far right) Award winner Lori Wirth with Owl mascot. Connie Sisko and Beth Sharkazy enjoy their last moments together as undergraduates. Attentive listener is graduate Tammy Ziegler. While delivering his message, guest speaker John Sisely emphasizes a point. Alona Venanzi gets just a little help from a friend. Proud mom congratulates daughter. Adviser Richard Wilburn calls names as seniors receive diplomas. (Left) WHS graduates! 31 R iS PRINTERS A Complete Letterpress and Offset Service 2030 CENTER STREET, NORTHAMPTON, PA PHONE 262-2477 or 262-7461 CENTURION business Forms, Inc. P.O. BOX A WHITEHALL, PA 18052 (215) 262-9178 When you reach the end of what you should know, you will be at the beginning of what you should sense. Kahlil Gibran Congratulations Whitehall High School Class of 1982 33 THE CLASS OF CHAMPIONS SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Oficiales: Presidente: Connie Sisko Vice Presidente: Michelle Van Norman Secretarial Renee Kline Tesorero: Frank Walgren Congratulations Class of '82 CONCERT CHOIR 34 1981-82 STUDENT COUNCIL President Lisa Saganowich Vice President Cathy Gober Secretary Chris Ivankovits Treasurer Suzanne Dech Advisers: Mr. Robert Kratzer Mrs. Kathy Kuster Advisers go over records with Chris Ivankovits and Lisa Saganowich. In Student Council room, Picci” Gober, Chris Ivankovits, and Suzanne Dech unpack tins of cookies. Class of 1984 President Lori Molinaro Vice President Lisa Polinchock Class of 1983 Class of 1985 Pres. Kristen Kloiber V.P. Stephanie Hertzog V.P. Heidi Siegfried President Ellen Gitch V. Pres. 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Steven Brooks John Broschak Gerald Brunst Diane Buss 44 Laurie Buss Wayne Carlisle Phyllis Cassler Janelle Cataline Donna Charles William Chuss Diane Comfort Scott Coval Teresa Crawford David Crothers Susan Csensits seniori 45 Thomas Eastman Todd Egry Pamela Epser William Erie Christina Deutsch Veisa Dingus Kathleen Deutsch Colleen Doyle Lizabeth Deutsch James DeWalt Natalie Drabick Donna Dreisbach Kelly Evans Catherine Fant Joseph Fasching Steven Ferrel Gerald Fetter John Fiore Daryl Flores Richard Fluck seniors 47 Wendy Gale Jeanette Gallina Kathleen Gerber Steven Gerencser Michael Gigler Steven Giltner Ellen Gitch Richard Gladish William Globosits Catherine Gober Don Golly Denise Gontar 48 Jacqueline Cray Karen Greb At Commencement, Sue Bowman, who graduated first in her class, delivers her speech. Dave Crothers, who graduated second in a class of 326, addresses the audience at Commencement. seniors 49 Senior class officers: (left to right) Vice President Jill Strisofsky, Class adviser Richard Wilburn, President Ellen Citch, Treasurer John Vlattas, Secretary Laurie Harakal. Joseph Gutierrez Jason Haas William Hackett James Hahn 50 Robert Halal Lee Hall Laurie Harakal Lori Harris Robbyn Hassler Cindy Held Tammy Hensinger Lubomyr Hentish Mark Hentz David Herman Sandra Herring Jason Hertzog Karl Heydt Reuel Hodes Thomas Hogan Sandra Horne seniors 51 Donna Horvat David Horvath Ollieann Houser Sam Isaac Cindy Issermoyer Christine Ivankovits Martha Jerant Alan Jones Kathleen Jones David Kacsur Christine Kaczmarczyk Caroline Keinert 52 Christine Keinert Lisa Kelleher Kolby Kennedy Helmut Klemp Randy Kline Rene£ Kline Assistant Principal Dale Baker presents Janell Rex with a thesaurus and a $100 bond after she won the honor of being named the state's Youth of the Year by the Pennsylvania Exchange Clubs, lanell, who was an outstanding student academically, also won recognition for her talent in voice, flute, and piano Head football coach and guidance counselor Joseph Gerencser smiles proudly after son Steve (left) was chosen the Lehigh Valley Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the Lehigh Valley Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. senior s 53 Stephen Kiobosits Katherine Koch Penny Kohler Lisa Konapeyus AnneMarie Koren Bruce Korsak Boyd Kreglow Jayne Krempasky Jeffrey Kroll Michael Kubat Karen Kuchera Gregory Kupar 54 George Lackner John LaFaver Vincent Lang mm m Michelle LaWall w Machelle Leid Teresa Lohr Feature twirler Donna Horvat performs with grace in front of the Marching Zephyr Band. She demonstrated her skill with a baton in 12 football shows with the MZB during the fall season. Musician John Broschak was selected to play snare drum in the All State Band which performed in Philadelphia. John, who graduated in the top ten, for three years was selected to be a member of the District Band and for two years was a member of the District Orchestra, Region Band, and Region Orchestra. seniors 55 Mary Madouse MaryAlice Malitsch David Marks Kathleen Marks Charles Mayernik James McGinley Dale McLean 56 Steven Meckel Daniel Menniti Jean Millen Aaron Miller Jeffrey Miller Linda Miller Sharon Miller Sheila Mills Edward Mink Sharon Mlynek Douglas Moats Patricia Mockbee Peter Mohr Bernard Molchany Cheryl Molchany Alan Molitoris seniors 57 Brian Mondschein Matthew Mortimer Jeffrey Moser Peter Muhr Denise Murphy Virginia Murphy Sharon Najpauer David Neison 58 Natalie Nero Jeffrey Nicholas Bruce Nisberg Glenn Noack Principal Clayton Northup congratulates Steve Gerencser and Susan Bowman who each won Merit Scholarships to Lehigh University. Sue plans to attend Lehigh as an accounting major, but Steve decided to give up the scholarship and attend Princeton as a biochemistry or chemical engineering major. Beth O'Brien Richard Omick Patricia Ondush Thomas Ondush seniors 59 Martina Oswald Linda Pammer Kathryn Peacock MaryAnn Perini Member of the State Championship basketball team, celebrity Scott Coval signs autographs for elementary school students. Scott was named tne Most Valuable Player in the state championship game against New Castle in Hershey. He was also named to the First Team All-State unit as a guard, becoming the first Whitehall player to be chosen for the honor. Assistant football coach John Bendekovits looks at award presented to Scott Saylor (left). Scott was named to Parade Magazine's All-American high school football team. He also earned a position on tne Associated Press First Team offensive unit as an All-State lineman. Gregory Perl Luis Pizarro David Pizzo Vincent Poandl Judith Polzer Elizabeth Popadick 60 Scott Pope Deborah Poppe Thomas Prachar Christine Quay Elizabeth Quigley Karl Rarig Diane Raysely Lisa Recker Sherri Redlich David Reed Sally Reese Charade Reinert seniors 61 Kristin Riegel Denise Ringer Raymond Ringer Cheri Rivers Donna Remaly Carol Renna David Renwick lanell Rex Francine Robinson Susan Rogaski Denise Rogers Mary Rogers Ellen Romig Jodi Roncolato Franklin Rose Christine Rossetti Daniel Russoli Annette Saganowich Lisa Saganowich Joseph Sandova William Scartelli Mary Schlenner Dawn Sauerwine Scott Saylor seniors 63 Kathleen Seglets Gail Seibert Anne Seidick Regina Sember Susan Sensinger Debra Seyfried Kathleen Shafnisky Elizabeth Sharkazy Artist Rich Tyson works on his History of Rock Music mural which will hang above the band room door in the E-wing. Working in acrylics, Rich spent about a month on the seven-foot long painting Constance Sisko David Skeath Caroline Smith Dora Smith Steven Smith Sharon Sniscak Mark Snyder Kevin Sodl seniors 65 As Editor-in-Chief of The Owl, journalist Judy Polzer somehow managed to meet every deadline and get the paper to the press on time. Student Council treasurer Suzanne Dech checks boxes of cookies which were sold as a fund raiser. She was one of seven seniors who left for college before completing their senior year. Charlene Sperlbaum Karen Sperlbaum 66 Terrence Stasiw Kathleen Sterner Jill Strisofsky Ronald Strisofsky Patrick Studioso Daniel Sukanick Jeffrey Swiezak Anita Szep Joseph Talotta William Texidor Michael Thomas Timothy Toth seniors 67 Jeffrey Turbedsky Donna Turk Richard Tyson Scott VanBlargan Michelle VanNorman Alona Venanzi John Vlattas David VonSteuben 68 Charles Wagner Frank Walgren Gregory Wardenski Deneen Weaver Susan Weaver Colleen Weinhofer John Weldner Simone Wenzel Lisa Werner William Wexler Kay Winsch Lori Wirth seniors 69 Kelly Wright Sherry Wright Sally Yandrasits Barry Yanni Susan Yaroma Craig Yost Ronald Younes Jane Young 70 James Zelinsky John Zettle Tammy Ziegler Daniel Zimmerman CLOTHES SHARKAZY’S BEVERAGES beer soda snacks ice 1300 Mickley Road Monday-Saturday Whitehall 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 434-4770 For an intimate atmosphere with elegant yet comfortable surroundings — all this at affordable prices — Where else but at Mickley’s Cocktail Bar? 2998 MacArthur Road Whitehall 71 CLIMATE SPECIALISTS mechanical surgeons Air Conditioning Heating Refrigeration 2104 First Avenue Phone Whitehall, PA 264-5007 Congratulations to the Class of '82 TARKETT INC. 1139 Lehigh Avenue Whitehall, PA 18052 FLORES Heating, Air Conditioning Plumbing, Inc 259 Race Street Phone Catasauqua 264-7523 To order flowers, Robert A. 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Schenley Haas Tara Haberl Richard Haddad Diane Hadeed Craig Hafner Michael Hafner Paula Hagstrand Julie Halushak Melissa Hamm Stephanie Hammel Brenda Hammer Barry Hanzl Laura Harder Glenn Harris Bonnie Harrison John Heffner Melanie Heffner Michael Helfrich Richard Gierula James Gigler David Girardi MaryLou Gonzalez Denise Goodin Karen Graeff Stephen Grischott Margaret Groff Lisabeth Groller Walter Grossman Mary Gurgick 80 Crystal Herbst Glen Hessinger Gregory Hessinger Margaret Himes Terese Hlushak Kristin Horlacher Thomas Hourt Kerry Huber lulieAnne Humanick Mohammad Jafar Suad Jafar Christopher Joyce Michelle Kacmar Michael Kalinak Chrisa Keck LeeAnn Keister Doreen Keppel Joseph Kicska Christina Kilhefner Maria Kim Lori King Mary Kinter Richard Klein Rochelle Klein Michael Klinger Gregory Klitcho Melanie Kloiber Charlotte Klucsarits Mark Knipe Timothy Knopf Ronald Kocher Susan Kolhauser Jeanean Kolodich Heidi Kopfer James Korutz Christine Kotsch Tony Koury Chris Kozlusky Kevin Kramer David Krempasky Paul Krempasky Angela Kroboth juniors 81 Richard Kroon Frederick Kurrasch Thomas Ladd Karen Lahue Joseph Laub Leslie Lazarus Karen Ledbetter Diane Link Lisa Link Mark Loch Diane Lockner Rebecca Lubenesky Anthony Lucci Duncan MacMullen Randy Macsisak Michael Majercak RoseAnn Malitsch David Manazer Adrienne Manck Karen Marakovits April Marconi Kenneth Maritch Shelly Marushok MariAnne Matika Robert Mauser Allison McCready Jacquelin McKenna John Medico Theresa Melinchok MaryAnn Menniti Alison Mertz Robert Micek Karen Mikulecky Christopher Miller Glenn Miller Georgiann Mockbee Ronald Mohr Michael Molchany RoseAnn Molchany Paul Mondschein Scott Mondschein David Moore 82 Audrey Morgan Brenda Morgan Craig Mosser Matthew Motsko Jane Moyer John Moyer William Moyer Todd Mullin Sharon Nederostek Christopher Newhard Nadine Obrecht Pamela Oswald Spray, rollers, and willing heads give Lisa Beers and Lisa Chidiac ample opportunity to practice hair styling skills in vo-tech's cosmetology course. David Ozimek Jennifer Pastir Kimberly Peifley Jerome Phillips Luann Piper Kelly Pitts Christopher Poppe Sandra Prusinski Jennifer Puskas Scott Putnam Denise Reaman Robert Reed junior 83 RoseMarie Regec Daniel Riedy Mark Rogers Donna Roman Phyllis Roman Brian Roth Lisa Royer John Rubino David Ruch Karen Saganowich Jeffrey Savage Tracy Schantz Rodney Schaffer Peter Scheetz William Scheirer Jennifer Scherer Matthew Schirmacher Thomas Schlener Rodney Schoeneberger Richard Scholl Carolyn Seglets Janet Shedlauskas Stacy Sieger Heidi Siegfried Christine Smith Tammy Smith Judith Snyder Michelle Spaits Daniel Stark Richard Steckel Berry Stengel Judy Stephens Deborah Stimpfl John Stolarz Glenn Stoss George Stover Tammy Sukanick Mark Surovy Jeffrey Swantek Timothy Swiezak Alexander Szewczak Magdelena Szilvagyi 84 Jon Todt Walter Torba Kimberly Vaughan Joan Verosky Mark Vrabel David Wagner Virginia Walgren Mark Walsh David Walters Martha Wardenski Maria Weiner Carol Weinhofer Kristina Wetherhold John Wheeler Dean Wise John Wonder David Worman Elizabeth Wright Jayne Wright David Yadush Marie Yadush Michael Yanders Lisa Yankowy Diing Yen Melody Yenser Cynthia Yetter Victor Younes Donna Young Deborah Zartler Junior class officers: (left to right) Secretary Amy Coval, Treasurer Val Buss, Vice President Heidi Siegfried, President LuAnn Piper, Class adviser Mrs. Nancy Buckno. juniors, 85 Congratulations from Coplay Fire Company No. 1 Specializing in weddings and banquets Bingo Every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Breakfast every 3rd Sunday of each month Best of luck in your future Congratulations Class of '82 Air Engineers, Inc. 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Second Street, Coplay, PA Monday-Saturday 7 a.m.-11p.m. Sunday 4 p.m.-10 p.m. PIPES SMOKER'S ACCESSORIES IMPORTED CIGARS BLENDED TOBACCOS PIPE REPAIR SERVICE 'flfoliacco pillage DON PEC BRANCHAUD Tobacconists Phone 264-5371 598 Whitehall Mall Facing Crape Street Whitehall, PA 18052 A Fine Family Place EGyPT HOTEL 4505 Main Street Egypt, PA FROM A SANDWICH TO A MEAL Serving from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Earl Judy Kreglow, Proprietors Phone 262-991 87 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 Angela Balado Harold Balliet Dong Sook Bang Michelle Bankos Jill Bateman Scott Beidleman Cynthia Bellesfield Barbara Benner Carl Benner Tina Berg Marisa Biever Darrin Blose Kevin Blose Deborah Bogert Scott Bortz David Bregenzer Jeffrey Breitfeld Terry Brokenshire Hollie Brown Lenore Brown Jeffrey Buskirk Susan Butvin David Carl Michelle Cataline Brenda Cassler Clarice Churetta Robert Croneberger Debra Crush Rosemary Csencsits 90 Brian Cuth Dawn D'Andria Kelly Decker Melissa Deifer Brian Deiter Gina Derrico Danny Deutsch Deborah Deutsch Sharon Deutsch Kevin DeWalt Lisa Dillinger Kimberly Dinder Lisa Donchez Kevin Doyle Susan Duke William Eckensberger Michelle Egge Scott Erb Brian Ernst Anthony Evans Jane Fahringer Dawn Fegely Christina Feiller Donna Feiller Gael Feiller Lisa Felchock Margaret Felix Judi Ferrel Brian Fetherolf Chrystal Filer Robin Fink Irene Fixl Amy Flamish Daniel Focht Kelly Frantz Dana Fritsch Kevin Frisch Stacy Fritzinger Tracy Fritzinger Michelle Gable Melissa Gale Florence Gangewere sophomores 91 Robert Gantz Matthew Gensey till Gilkeson John Gill Tracy Golly Emmanuel Gomez Frederick Gower Jeffrey Grammes Kimann Greb Debra Greenawalt Jeffrey Greenzweig Robert Gutekunst Thomas Gutekunst Anthony Guzenski Kent Haberern Katherine Haggerty Timothy Haggerty Ann Hall Jennifer Hall Mark Hamm Elizabeth Hammel Roxanne Hammer John Harmon Barbara Harris Beth Hassler Andrew Hentish Jeffrey Herman Kevin Herman Scott Herr Phyllis Hoke Janice Horton KerryAnn Houser Scott Hower Donna Intrepido Antoinette Issa Venise Issa Patricia Jerant Patrick Karner Christina Karoly AnnMarie Karpyn Edward Kennedy Kyle Kern iri Diana Kerrigan David Keschel Harinder Khanuja Robert Kincaid Lisa Kiscaddin Heidi Klein Martin Klement Patrick Klement Mark Klinger Scott Koehler Matthew Koenig Denise Kohler Henry Kolb RoseMary Koren Tina Kortvely Lisa Marie Krause Lori Krause Rita Kreglow Monique Kroll Beth Kuehner Ronald Kuklinski Scott Kunkel Lori Kutzor John Lahovski Brent Lambert Brian Lambert James LaSalla Dennis Laub Susan Laub Loree Laury Budding vo-tech horticulturist Cindy Belles-field creates a colorful outdoor display around a ceramic owl using daisies and greens. sophomores 93 Dr. Robert Scanlon, Pennsylvania's Secretary of Education, visits Paul Hutnick's biology class. Nathaniel Lawall Daniel Lawrence Mildred Lee John Lilly Lisa Link Dena Lobach John Lohr Marjorie Lopez Gregory Lowery Susan Ludwig Lisa Lychak Joseph Maitski Margaret Maitski John Manasso Mark Maritch Karyl Marks John Marushok Carron Matthews Christopher Merring Natalie Mertz Samuel Mesuch Amy Miller Susan Miller LeRoy Mills Thomas Mino David Miskowsky Susan Miskowsky Donald Missimer Keith Mohr Melissa Mohrey 94 Mark Molchany Lori Molinaro Mark Molitoris Janet Mondschein Francis Morgan James Morgan Allison Moyer Ananya Mukerjee Cheryl Mundo Christopher Mundo Rosa Mursuli James Murtaugh Wayne Nagle Richard Nederostek Jennifer Neison Noreen Nero Jeffrey Nickischer Adele O'Donnell Karen O'Donnell Richard O'Donnell John Ondush John Pammer Robert Panny Christopher Parker David Parvel Robert Peri Larry Peters Rodney Peters MaryLynn Podlesny Lisa Polinchock Daniel Pritko Karen Pudliner Scott Quinn Lori Rader Anthony Reck Stacy Reed Lisa Reinert Rolland Reinert Tracy Reinert Scott Rex Peter Ringer Joseph Robinson sophomores 95 Marilyn Rodriguez James Rohrbach James Saganowich Debora Sandova Michelle Sasdi Joan Sauerwine Natalie Saul Pamela Saylor Tracy Saylor Michelle Schatz John Scheirer Alan Schlenker Michael Schmoyer Gena Schock Kevin Scholl Connie Schrader Craig Schrader Roxann Schrampf Bernadett Schubert Deborah Schugardt John Schwartz Tracey Schwartz Kimberly Sebo Doris Sechler Michael Seibert Dorena Sember Patricia Seng Daniel Seyfried Kevin Seylried David Shafnisky Joseph Shambo Ronica Shellack Joseph Shemanski Caroline Shumack Amy Shunk Timothy Skeath Valerie Slanovits Anne Smith Charles Smith Rodger Smith Sandi Smith Scott Smith 96 Scott Snyder Wayne Snyder Steven Sodke Lori Sodl Matthew Sodl Steven Sokol Bruce Somers Brian Somich Brian Sommers Thomas Sommers Scott Sorrentino William Spanitz Karen Spanitz Brigetta Speer Lisa Stangl Paul Stangl Beron Steager Patricia Stein Philip Stein Rebecca Stolarz Cathyann Stoffey Brooke Stubbs Larry Suranofsky Roberto Sweeney Michael Sylvester Jason Szewczak Erika Szilvagyi Timothy Tapler Joseph Taucci Theodore Teets Scott Tessitore John Thomas Kimberly Tracy Kathleen Tremba David Tretter John Turk MelissaAnn Urban Jay Vasilik Michael Vlahovic Cynthia Wagner Willian Wagner Donna Waltz sophomores 97 98 Wanda Ward Robert Wasson Russell Wechsler Christine Weiner Cynthia Weinhofer Diane Weiss Donna Wetzel David Wheeler Eric White Karen Wiesner Richard Williams Diane Willis Sherry Winstian Brian Wolfe Scott Wright Wendy Wuchter Rick Yanders Paul Yanick Michael Yaroma Caroline Yost Gregory Young Jennifer Young Albert Zanella Robert Zarrizski John Zelinsky Joseph Ziegler Sophomore class officers: (left to right) President Lori Molin-aro. Treasurer Denise Kohler, Class adviser Thomas Solomon, Secretary Jen Neison, Vice President Lisa Polin-chock. THE HEART OF GOOD EATING Party cakes for all occasions 132 South Third Street, Coplay Phone 262-5675 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '82 LOSE WEIGHT AND STAY IN SHAPE The Fitness Factory EXERCISING EQUIPMENT GROUP CLASSES 4330 SPRUCE ST. WHITEHALL (EGYPT) PA 18052 TELEPHONE (215) 261-0530 Dealer in Rare Coins Guns Gold-Silver Swords Proof Sets Antiques ■{Jatrirk UntrijB (EninQIo. 515 Hamilton St., Allentown, PA 18101 Phone 821-9530 Cilbertsville, PA Phone 367-3576 20 S. Charlotte St., Pottstown, PA 19464 Phone 326-8478 99 You’re Doing Things Right. We Do Things Right Too! Congratulations Whitehall Class of '22, Mac Arthur Rd A G � p Si WlMcMIl. � • HOM YOST BROTHERS Surplus Sales from the German Club President Janell Rex Vice President Brian Mondschein Secretary Mary Beth Sodl Treasurer David Kacsur Adviser Mrs. Mary lane Shumberger Clothing! Toys! 2119 S. First Avenue Groceries! West Catasaqua Gifts! features one-stop Jewelry! shopping for the Appliances! entire family Games! 100 Compliments of B D Fuel Oil Co. Friendly Fuel Oil Deliveries Owner-Operator Dave Piper Call 262-0190 52 Magna Drive Coplay, PA Todd Abraham Vicki Afflerbach Lynda Anderson David Anthony George Atiyeh John Augustine Paula Baer Melissa Balias Karen Bammer George Bankos Philip Bankos Kevin Bauder Eric Baumann Gary Bechtold Annette Bednar Connie Bednar Gary Bednar Tracey Beidieman Patrick Beil Kristine Benner Suzanne Benninger Christopher Berner Francis Bilder Ronald Billie Anne Blom David Bonenberger Denise Breitfeld William Brobst Jayne Brownell Richard Burke Christina Car Teresa Car Britt Carpenter Patricia Carr Pamela Carter James Carver Christine Cecala Patricia Cesanek Louis Chomo Ronald Christman Alisa Chuss Matthew Chuss 104 Jill Clark Deborah Coblentz Tracey Courtelis John Csencsits Jack Daniels Steven Davis Michael J. Deutsch Michael S. Deutsch Shawn Deutsch Pleased with the results, Maria Wonder shows her underclassman pictures to Debbie Coblentz. Lisa Egry Timothy Eichman Suzanne Erb Jeffrey Erie Barry Evans Leonette Evans Tamara Evans Thomas Evans Suzanne Feiller Kevin Feldman Teri Felices Christopher Fenner Timothy Fenstermaker Carol Fox Beth Franko Victoria Frantz Michelle Fritz Bryan Gabel freshmen 105 Anthony Gaspar John Geller AnnMarie George Christopher Gigler Rochelle Girard Cynthia Girardi James Gober Raymond Gollatz Eric Gombert Leonard Graberitz John Graeff Jeanine Groller Freshmen who have Mr. Donald Poppe for English know the importance of taking notes because they must learn weekly vocabulary lists and many literary terms. Gregory Gruber Steven Gutierrez Linda Haberstroh James Haddad Linda Hagstrand Paula Hahn Sharon Hamm Tammy Hanna Denise Harwick Michael Heinly Jeffrey Hensinger Roman Hentish 106 Stephanie Hertzog Debra Hessinger Lee Hetrich Douglas Hill Wendy Hodes Kevin Hogan CathyAnn Hohl Louis Holena Dianne Horvat Daniel Horvath Mark Hozza Regina Huber )ane Hudak Michelle Hunsberger Patricia lampietro Danis Inesedy Marie Issermoyer Eugene Jandris Margaritis Karapelou Melissa Karoly John Karpyn Lisa Kelly Kristin Kennedy Michelle Keppel Michael Kerak Donovan Kerr Wendy Kincaid Kristine Klein James Klement Robert Kline Kevin Klinger Kristen Kloiber Louis Klucharich Kevin Kolb Laura Kolodich Danielle Kologe Harry Kolumber Judith Kontier Kris Kreglow James Krempasky Jeffrey Krempasky Brenda Krenn freshmen 107 David Kressley Kenneth Kroboth Gary Kromer Chad Kulp Charlotte Kurucz Michael Kyra Scott Lakatosh Linda Landis Patrick Larkin Kimberly Lawler Tracy Lawler Fran Leitgeb Lee Levanduski Amy Levy Helane Levy Randy Loch David Loikits Glen Longenbach Diane Lubkemeier WendyAnn Luckenbach Stephen Lynch Valerie MacMillen Christopher Macsisak Michelle Madaya Jerry Mahoney William Malitsch Sharon Manning LynnMarie Maritch Christopher Marth Ronald Masonheimer Toby Maynard Mark Mazziotti John McDowell John McKenna Jessie Merkel Rosalie Miedzwiecki Paul Mikulcik Joseph Milander Eileen Millen Bryan Miller John Miller Michael Missmer 108 Sitting on a comfortable curb just outside the gym, first-year students watch a tennis match in progress across the street. Brian Mitchell James Mohr Elena Molchany Kelly Moran Elizabeth Morgan Christine Motsko Kelly Murphy Deborah Murtaugh Monica Nagy Brian Nelson Colleen Newhard Jamie Newhard Joseph Nika Roger Nomie David O'Neill Michael Oswald Ronald Oswald Christine Ozimek James Painter Scott Parker Lynne Pasda Robert Pastir Timothy Peifley DonnaSue Peters Alice Phillips Erik Pinchek Michael Piskula Ismael Pizarro Louis Platia Christine Poandl freshmen 109 Christine Polzer Jennifer Polzer Rhonda Prevost David Pristash Tanya Proch Robert Proetto Todd Prutzman Jean Reed Dennis Reenock Thomas Reinert Tracy Reinert Russell Reinhard Music teacher Floyd Williams seems pleased with the reaction of his students to a recorded musical selection. All freshmen are required to take music. Victoria Rennig Erik Reppert Kathleen Rice Lydia Rodriguez William Rohrer Tanya Rontz Peter Saul Deborah Schaeffer Douglas Schaffer Judy Schall Leonard Scheetz Glendra Scheirer no Bonnie Schneck John Schreiner Susan Schwindenhammer Cheryl Seibert David Seier Lori Seiler Steven Sennett Thomas Sensinger Eugene Setar David Shankweiler Melanie Shelak Michael Sherrill Robert Shull John Sikalias Marie Sisko Brian Smith Eric Smith Kathleen Smith Reuben Snyder Jeffrey Sodl Melissa Sodl Michael Sodl Michael Solderitch Suzanne Solvino Kimberly Spadt Patrick Spang Gregory Sperlbaum Jeffrey Spotts Tracey Stansfield Andrew Sun Margaret Suranofsky Michelle Swartley Mark Tauber Lisa Thayer Henry Theisen Karin Theisen GinaMarie Thomas Robert Tremblay Matthew Urbanavage Angela Vallone John Volkert Lisa Walakovits freshmen 111 112 Paula Walgren James Walawicz Timothy Wardenski Jill Weaver Robin Weaver Lori Weber Dennis Wehr Wendy Wehr William Weiner Robert Wentling Eugene Werley Mark Wetzel Robert Wheeler Shari Wise Todd Wolbach Rodney Wolff Maria Wonder Eric Wright Michelle Wright Michael Yackanicz Jennifer Yakubecek Vickie Yanders Jeffrey Yarko Jennifer Younker David Zader John Zanella Donald Ziatyk Eric Zimmerman Freshman class officers: (left to right) President Kris Kloiber, Treasurer Dianne Horvat, Class adviser Mrs. Jean Mar-stellar, Vice President Steph Hertzog, Se-cretry Paula Walgren. Bank. DayorNite. with Merchants. Open anytime • Moneyservice Merchants illBank Member FDIC An equal opportunity credit lender microwave cooking center on 309 at traffic light north of 22 395-8667 over 30 microwave ovens and ranges to choose from Panasonic Mlcrowave Convection Oven FREE Unlimited Cooking Classes Come as often as you like! Come as long as you like! Busy Acre Farms Calvin Lazarus Sons featuring meats and farm products (rr U 4290 Bridge Street 799-3375 CLARENCE F. KERN AUCTIONEER-REALOR MTJLTI-LIST SERVICE Appraisals Estate Work A Specialty Real Estate Offices Auction Gallery at 4316 Roosevelt Street, Egypt 262-2927 114 2177 MacArthur Road Whitehall SERVICE IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT WEST END CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Family Practice Physical Therapy Sports Injuries Chronic Difficult Cases Dr. Richard A. Bold 432-2224 2110 Walbert Ave., Allentown By App. or Emergency Member American PA Chiropractic Assns. Diplomat of Nat'l Board of Chiropractors Newhard Pharmacy 1001 Main Street Northampton Phone 262-6721 P.J. Stahl, R.Ph J.A. Pavis, R. Ph. Choir, Theory Appreciation Instrumental MZB, Jazz Band Music Director Williams Conductor Broshak Pen lnk, Drawing Painting Sculpture Art Art teachers Mr. Michael Watson (above) and Mr. Andrew Buda (below) approve students' work. Art students show off original album covers. Prep for Marriage, Clothing Prep for Parenthood, Foods Housing Home Furnishing Home Economics Mrs. Kutz discusses project with Phyllis Cassler. Foods class members display victory cakes they baked for the boys and girls varsity basketball teams. Miss Deemer aids Val Buss in completing stuffed animal. Foods I class baked a Christmas gingerbread house. Mrs. Kutz Miss Deemer Mrs. McAndrew Mrs. Debbie Feerrar and Diane Bartholemew work on sewing pattern. 120 Metal shop teacher Mr. Warren Housman. Printing Metal Shop, Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts 122 Physics, Chemistry Earth Space Science Biology, Zoology Environmental Studies Science Chemistry teacher Ted Hess works on an experiment with Doug Hill. Mr. Robert Levis points out facts on map. Mr. Joseph McDonald discusses paperwork with secretary Mrs. Catherine Malast. (Right) Mr. Dale Ott prepares projection in planetarium. Miss Sharon Bartholomew (below). Mrs. Roseann Leonzi helps with cat dissection. Mrs. Nancy Thatcher (below) discusses grades. 123 DAVID J. LOTTI MODERN SCHOOL OF DRUMMING ROCK JAZZ SET DRUMMING RUDIMENTAL CONCERT SNARE STUDIO RECORDING TECHNIQUES THEORY ON VIBES BELLS INSTRUCTION-SALES-SERVICE MEMBER OF PERCUSSION ARTS SOCIETY NEW AND USED DRUM SETS FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL 262-7477 (LOCATED IN EGYPT) 4421 Main, Whitehall HESCH'S SERVICE STATION 702-8 Chestnut Street Coplay, PA 18037 Fifth and Center Streets Coplay Open weekdays from 2 to 8 p.m. 124 The world you studied about yesterday is not the same today. Learn and grow with your world every day read a newspaper. THE MORNING Production Marketing Service, Transportation Elect ro Mechanical Creative, Construction Vo-tech Scott Mondschein adjusts electric meter. Cosmetology student Karen Lahue leafs through magazine. Whitehall alumnus Eric Weiland teaches in agricultural program. Noreen Nero fixes Carolyn Seglets' hair. Alicia Schlicher gathers leaves for compost. Medical Aides lift patient onto bed. Michael Molchany enjoys working with metal in shop. Accounting, Consumerism Typing, Shorthand Machines, Clerical Business Law, Management Business pi Business dept, head Richard Wilburn confers with Walt Torba. Class is in session with accounting teacher Robert Hauck. 128 Mrs. Cheryl Polca helps business management student. Eco, Pol Sci, Cultures Contemporary Affairs Philosophy, Sociology, Psych Social Studies Social Studies Department Head Alan Dangler reasons with Homo sapiens Kelly Decker. Mr. Ron Porotsky's classes in Washington, (right) Miss Pat Stetz dismisses class. 130 Carol, Denise, and Cindy get a lesson in U.S. history Mr. Chet Pieczynski thinks basketball after school. from Mr. Eugene Ferry. Mr. Joseph Lentz, who replaced Mr. Jeff Moyer about mid-year, teachers a freshman American Cultures class. Kevin Bodisch and Mr. Phil Armstrong, (below) Athletic Mr. Josh Kaligis. Mr. Walter Ebling emphasizes a point for Harold Balliet. ROD RlRSFSCOVfMC- 432-4347 949 SUMNER AVENUE, WHITEHALL, PA 18052 Cars From Around the World Alfa Romeo Fiat Jaguar Lancia MG Peugeot Rover Toyota Triumph J.H. Bennett, Inc. 2300 Hanover Avenue Allentown, PA 18103 437-6711 The Woman’s Club of Whitehall Club house in Fullerton available for small parties and meetings For information call 264-2320 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. WHITEHALL EXCHANGE CLUB Perry S. Long President Clayton Northup President Elect Floyd Williams First Vice President Franklin Nolt Second Vice President Alton F. Wagaman Secretary Jay Gilbert Treasurer Rhynier B. Minnich President Ex-officio Assistant Principal Dale Baker presents April's Student of the Month Joe Grass with a dictionary for his achievements. 133 Prob Stat Trig, Calculus Alg, Geometry Computer Math Math 'Sure, I get it! says Natalie Drabick in math. Math teacher Carl Case explains trigonometry lesson to Bill Hackett and Lubymor Hentish. Mrs. Nancy Buckno teaches math in addition to planning activities with her officers as adviser to the junior class. (Right) Monitoring last period study, math teacher Albert Proctor has Amy Shunk sign the library sheet. 134 Students find an explanation from teacher Thomas Solomon makes math less of a problem. Mrs. Rosemary Hoffman confers with student. Mrs. Georgeanne Lentini gives some individual help to Bob Abraham. John Manasso has a question for teacher Gary Krill. Math department head George Heinick shows his student teacher (center) how to enjoy her first teaching experience as Chris Karoly waits at desk. 135 Sports Games Gymnastics Swimming Health Phys Ed Gym teacher Mrs. L. Schulman on court. Mr. Dan Cruttenden rallies with competitor, (below) Mr. Andy Melosky in perfect form. Miss Judy Emery with Jen Neison. (right) Mrs. Judith Harakal talks with Secretary of Education Dr. Robert Scanlon during a health class. Driver Theory Driver Practice Films Traffic Laws Driver Ed Driver Ed teachers Mr. Stan Luckenbill and Mr. Wayne Gossler with (center) Bob Gantz. Mrs. Melanie Sutphin corrects papers at desk. Language Arts Math, Reading Social Studies Special Ed Mrs. Ginny Lovitto and Wendy Wehr. (above) Mrs. Kathy Kuster in Resource Room. 137 Spanish and German: Grammar, Literature History, Foods, Songs Dances Foreign Language German IV students look over map with Mrs. Mary Jane Shumberger. Mike Fetchko, Walt Torba, and Jack Wheeler perform skit for third-year Spanish class, (right) Paula Hagstrand and Chris Eberhart point out to Mrs. Shumberger the features of the gingerbread house they made. Singers at German Christmas program. 138 Below: German teacher Ronald Porotsky discusses lesson with Karen Ledbetter. Cast of German Christmas program. Academic English Short Story, Speech Business English Novel, Drama, Writing English Mrs. Doreen Miller and librarian William Stickler keep books in order. Sophomores pay close attention as Mrs. Gail Ebner conducts English class. Mrs. Ebner also advises the Scholastic Scrimmage team. Miss Sally Reith is teacher, theater star, and drama club adviser. Miss Joanne Smith's advanced class has lunch at Stokesay Castle. Books open, students wait for Mrs. Charles Plotsko to begin class. Mr. Robert Papcsy dramatically enters speech class. 141 1� 82_ LAf� cM • VIH1GH VA' All ST basket;' Cl A SI i 1C — Cross Country has three top runners 144 WHS WHS P'burg Opp boys Opp. girls 31 28 — — 32 25 — Allen 22 35 forfeit 28 29 forfeit Liberty 37 24 42 19 34 25 40 21 Freedom 50 15 42 19 50 15 40 21 Emmaus 17 39 23 34 16 43 20 40 Becahi 50 15 48 15 50 15 45 16 Parkland 27 29 _ 30 26 Central 30 26 34 21 38 21 29 27 Dieruff 29 27 22 35 30 26 24 31 N'hampton 36 20 43 15 35 23 49 15 Easton 17 41 17 45 24 32 19 36 by Frank Rose The boys cross country team, under Coach Tom Grammes, tied for third in League competition, while the girls, led by Coach Pat Stetz, finished fourth in League standings. Sophomore Bob Kincaid led the pack for the boys, and Kelly Decker, another sophomore, and senior Karen Schmidt were the leaders for the girls. The boys won twice over Northampton, Liberty, Freedom, Bethlehem Catholic, Central, Dieruff, and Phillipsburg. They split with Parkland and came up short against Allen, Emmaus, and Easton. The girls were winners in both meets against Liberty, Freedom, Bethlehem Catholic, Central, Northampton, and received two forfeits from Allen. However, they were defeated by Emmaus, Easton, and Dieruff. ENDURANCE strained to the limits. Bob Kincaid recuperates after race. WHITEHALL teammates threaten Trojans. ROUNDING the corner, Kelly Decker and Karen Schmidt lead. LEADER Bob Kincaid defeats Parkland adversary by several lengths. CROSS COUNTRY: Front row: Manager Dave Kish, Jeff Grammes, Michelle Schatz, Joe Ziegler, Michelle Swartley, Henry Theisen, Melanie Heffner, Donna Peters. Second row: Bob Tremblay, Kelly Decker, Karin Theisen, Mark Hozza, Lori Harris, Mike Karapelou, Mike Agrippine, Mary Podlesny. Third row: Tim Dangler, Rob Pastir, Karl Bauer, John Weldner, Debbie Coblentz, Karen Schmidt, Jen Neisen, Wendy Kincaid, Coach Pat Stetz. Fourth row: Coach Tom Grammes, Bob Kincaid, Alex Szewczak, Tom Hogan, Rich Klein, Greg Wardenski, Don Conner, Jim Morgan, Frank Walgren. cross country 145 Girls tennis gets six victories SILHOUETTED by the setting sun, Chris Balliet hits forehand. PROMISING SOPHOMORE Kim Sebo eyes the ball hoping for a winner. Us SCORES Them 7 Dieruff 0 5 Liberty 2 5 Allen 2 4 Central 3 7 Stroudsburg 0 2 P'burg 5 4 N'hampton 3 1 Emmaus 6 0 Easton 7 1 Becahi 6 1 Parkland 4 1 Freedom 6 by Frank Rose Coach Kathy Schlaffer's girls got off to a good start and held on, finishing with a 6-6 record which was an improvement over previous years. The girls were undefeated through their first five matches. Emmaus broke the string of victories before the girls recorded another win over Central Catholic for their sixth. After that, the girls played some class teams in the East Penn Conference but came up on the short side. In District singles competition, senior Chris Balliet reached the quarterfinals before losing to the fourth seed. In District doubles, the teams of Balliet and Rose Fulcomer and Marie Kim and Kris FHorlacher lost in the first round. 146 MARIE KIM picks spot to drop a volley past her opponent. JUNIOR Kris Horlacher concentrates on hitting her backhand. GIRLS TENNIS: Front row: Marie Kim, Kris Karoly, Kris Benner, Cindy Weinhofer. Second row: Kim Sebo, Rose Fulcomer, Kris Horlacher. Third row: Coach Carol Kutz, Hollie Brown, Donna Benner, Kathy Jones, Chris Balliet, Coach Kathy Schlaffer. Missing from picture: Melissa Mohrey. girls tcnnis 147 SCORES Freedom Allen Emma us Liberty Parkland Dieruff N'hampton P'burg Easton Freedom Allen Emmaus Liberty Parkland Dieruff N'hampton P'burg Easton Them 0 3 3 1 2 3 1 4 2 0 3 2 0 1 3 4 1 2 by Carol Grubb The girls field hockey team, coached by Miss Geri Gregg and Mrs. Ginny Coleman, ended its season with a 7-1 record. The girls got off to a good start by winning the first game against Freedom 1-0. They also won 3-0 when they played the Patriots a second time. The team recorded decisive wins against Liberty both times they met, 4-1, 1-0, respectively. The girls won the first time they met Dieruff and N'hampton, but when they met for a second time later in the season, the Zephyrettes lost. Nothing stopped the girls from avenging an earlier loss to Parkland 1-2. This time they came out on top 3-1 after overtime and double flicks. The leading scorers for the team were Cathy Gober, Karen Greb, and Loren Schneider, each with seven goals. Goalie Carol Grubb added 191 saves to finish the season. Girls post 7-11 in field hockey 148 GREBBY avoids opponent's lunge. chelle Spaits, Coleen Weinhofer, Coach Geri Gregg. Third row: Martina Oswald, Chris Ivanko-vits, Ann Cesanek, MaryRose Dickman, Karen Greb, Shelly Marushok. GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY: Front row: Cathy Picci Gober, Lisa Polinchock, Sarnia Gharzouzi, Michelle Gable, Loren Schneider, Judy Stephens. Second row: Coach Ginny Coleman, Paula Wal-gren, Carol Grubb, Kim Greb, Maribeth Sodl, Mi- MARIBETH SODL dribbles into trouble. CHRIS IVANKOVITS and opponent battle. Debbie Baumann watches. GOALIE Carol Grubb and Zephyrette defense reject Parkland's attempt to score. field hockey 149 Zephyrettes take EPC championship GOING for layup, Ludwig eyes rim. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row: Katie Wardenski, Karen Schmidt, Holly Baer, Manager Kristin Riegel. Second row: Sue Ludwig, MaryRose Dickman, Sandy Herring, Jean Millen, Donna Remaly, Manager Colleen Weinhofer. us THEM 59 W. Hazleton 31 89 Solehi 4 58 Allen 31 64 Dieruff 30 54 Hazleton 19 41 Parkland 34 55 Emmaus 26 70 liberty 28 50 P'burg 25 54 Easton 24 60 N'hampton 24 US THEM 53 Freedom 35 68 Becahi 35 51 Easton 18 67 Emmaus 35 46 Central 33 45 Parkland 48 73 Emmaus 42 61 Liberty 38 59 N'hampton 35 58 Palmerton 35 54 Dieruff 62 US THEM 60 Freedom 30 64 Becahi 46 60 Parkland 55 56 Central 30 72 Pottsvile 41 58 Central 30 57 Dieruff 36 63 Shikellamy 30 51 Scranton Tech 36 52 Nanticoke 38 46 Lancaster 51 by Carol Grubb The Zephyrs, coached by Phil Armstrong, took the EPC Championship by soundly beating Central, the Division II champs, 56-30. The Zephs won Division I after they beat Parkland 60-55. This was the third time the two teams had met on the court. Jean Millen, Holly Baer, and Sue Ludwig each delivered 13 points. Behind the scoring of Ludwig, Millen and Karen Schmidt, who each had a 10-point game, and Baer who had an 8-point game, the Zephs came out on top 41-34 when they first met Parkland. Later when the two teams met. Parkland won 48-45. The girls, led by Ludwig with a career high of 23 points, eased by Bethlehem Catholic 64-46. The girls whirled by Emmaus 67-35. The second time the two teams met, Millen scored her 1,000th point and led the Zephs past Emmaus 73-42. Millen received one rose for each 100 points from Coach Armstrong. She was also given the game ball. The girls were first in the East Penn League in total offense averaging 57.5 points per game. They also were rated first in defense by giving up only 32.8 points per game. 150 ZEPHYRETTES' defense captures a Trojan warrior. SCHMIDT finishes a fast break with an easy layup. girls varsity basketball 151 Benninger, Tremba lead J.V. scoring us SCORES THEM 22 W. Hazleton 40 25 Solehi 15 29 Allen 26 36 Dieruff 39 13 Hazleton 34 20 Parkland 45 35 Emmaus 42 52 Liberty 26 21 P'Burg 44 32 Easton 26 36 N'hampton 32 27 Freedom 20 25 Becahi 50 35 Easton 29 31 Emmaus 34 27 Central 33 22 Parkland 38 26 Emmaus 25 43 N'hampton 27 43 Palmerton 45 29 Dieruff 20 21 Freedom 34 27 Becahi 50 Coach Lynn Benninger and little Zephs had a 10-13 season record. Sue Benninger and Kathy Tremba were the Zephyrs' leading scorers and they also led the team in rebounds. The girls got four of their ten wins from Easton and Northampton, each time beating them witn little trouble. Lisa Egry and Caroline Shumack directea the offense, while Kelly Decker led the team in fast breaks. KATHY TREMBA shoots for two. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row: Lisa Egry, Caroline Shumack, Judy Schall. Second row: Kel- ly Decker, Sue Benninger, Kathy Tremba, Rochelle Girard, Tracey Stans-field. WATCHING Benninger with ball, Tremba clears out for fast break. 152 DOC” Shumack and Kelly Decker (35) wait for ball. TREMBA fights for the ball as Lisa Egry looks on. BENNINGER grabs a rebound as Lisa Egry (14), Kelly Decker (35), and Kathy Tremba (45) await the results. GIRARD snuffs her opponent's shot. COLLISION course set for Benninger and Decker. girls junior varsity basketball 153 Peifley named to EPC All-Star 1st team US THEM 111 Saucon Valley 58 115 P'burg 50 52 Dieruff 31 92 Pottsville 80 56 Allen 116 78 Freedom 94 34 Easton 49 57 Emmaus 115 70 Liberty 102 71 N'hampton 101 24 Parkland 59 The girls swim team finished with a 4-8 record this season. Junior Kim Peifley made the East Penn All-Star first team in the 100-yard butterfly, and the second team in the 100 backstroke. Peifley placed first in the 100 butterfly at District compe'ition with a 1:00.71 time. She took second in the backstroke with a time of 1:02.29. Other highlights include: a sixth place for the 200 medley relay team of Peifley, senior MaryAnn Perini, junior MaryAnn Menniti, and sophomore Karen Wiesner, and a sixth place for Perini in the 50 freestyle. SWIM TEAM: Front row: Denise Dol-gos, Michelle Madaya, Mary Gurgick, Tammy Sukanick, Alisa Chuss, Chrisa Keck. Second row: Coach Beth Ann Keller, Amy Flamish, Mary Menniti, Linda Haberstroh, Lori Krause, Debra Crush, Coach Kim Duckett. Third row: Chris Car, Mary Perini, Jane Flores, Karen Wiesner, Kim Peifey, Kris Horlacher. 154 DIVING OFF starting blocks, swimmers begin race. BUTTERFLY SWIMMER, Mary Ann Menniti up for air. DEBBIE CRUSH and Karen Wiesner watch relay. EPC ALL-STAR Kim Peifley swims 100-yard butterfly. Peifley took a third place in States and a first in Districts. girls swimming 155 Softball team wins Div. I championship SCORES US THEM 21 Dieruff 4 6 Parkland 9 2 Central 0 16 Allen 0 6 P'burg 2 0 Easton 1 10 Emmaus 5 10 N'hampton 8 10 Becahi 2 3 Freedom 2 8 Liberty 0 11 Emmaus 1 10 N'hampton 3 6 Freedom 1 7 Becahi 1 8 Liberty 0 0 Parkland 3 4 Stroudsburg 3 7 Solehi 1 1 Parkland 7 4 Boyertown 6 by Carol Grubb The softball team coached by Stan Luckenbiil and Judy Emery ended its regular season with a 14-2 record. The girls became Division 1 champs by beating Becahi 7-1. Martina Oswald went two-for-two at the plate. They just missed the East Penn title by losing to Parkland 3-0. The Zephyrettes, who were seeded first, won their first District game by beating East Stroudsburg 4-3. Oswald put down a bunt in the eighth inning to bring home the winning run. The Zephs also won their second game in Districts by beating Solehi 7-1. The next two games were disappointing losses: one to Parkland 7-1 and to Boyertown 6-4. Boyertown went on to place fourth in state competition. During Simone Wenzel's two hitter, she struck out nine and went two-for-three at the plate to lead the Zephs past Central Catholic 2-0. Star pitcher Wenzel threw a nohitter against Liberty 8-0 which made the last game of the regular season much easier for the Zephs. Wenzel, Carol Grubb, Jean Millen, Oswald, Holly Baer and Donna Remaly represented the Zephyrettes in the first annual senior All-Star tournament. The Zephs East Penn 1 team won the tournament. Seniors from the East Penn 2, Colonial, and Centennial leagues also participated in the event. VARSITY SOFTBALL: Front row: Shelly Gable, Kim Greb, Carol Grubb, Lisa Egry, Holly Baer. Second row: Kathy Tremba, Shelly Marushok, Jill Gilken-son, Simone Wenzel, Patty Cesanek, Katie Wardenski. Third row: Coach Stan Luckenbiil, Donna Remaly, Sue Ludwig, Jean Millen, Karen Ledbetter, Karen Greb, Martina Oswald. BATTER UP. Ludwig has eyes on the ball as she concentrates on swing. 156 BALL in her glove, Martina Oswald makes an out at first base. PITCHER Simone Wenzel releases ball. SoflbalL 157 JV hot start cools down US SCORES THEM 21 Allen 8 11 P'burg 8 16 Emmaus 11 18 N'hampton 24 15 Becahi 20 7 Liberty 9 2 Emmaus 12 4 N'hampton 17 5 Freedom 11 by Carol Grubb The little Zephs, coached by Judy Emery, finished the season with a 3-6 record. They started the season with three consecutive wins and ended it with six losses in a row. The Zephs wiped out Allen 21-8. Jessie Merkel was four-for-four and had four RBIs. Brenda Krenn was walked four out of the seven times at bat. Doing the pitching for the Zephs was Judy Schall. She led her team past P'burg 11-8 and Em-maus 16-11. MERKEL puts the tag on an opponent as Mondschein runs to cover base. JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL: Front row: Suzanne Feiller, Brenda Krenn, Jennifer Polzer, Tracy Lawler. Second row: Jessie Merkel, Caroline Shumack, Debbie Bogert, Lisa Polinchock. Third row: Coach Judy Emery, Judy Schall, Rochelle Girard, Shari Wise, Vickie Yanders. Missing from picture: Eileen Millen, Kathleen Smith, Janet Mondschein. SUCCESSFUL catch and Girard is ready to throw to second. 158 PITCHER Schall is ready to release ball. KRENN squares off to bunt as Merkel watches on deck. junior varsity softball 159 Injuries affect girls track record US SCORES THEM 49 N'western 83 57 Catty 84 47 Dieruff 94 89 P'burg 52 651 Freedom 7SV 80 Allen 61 85 Parkland 56 69 Emmaus 72 66 Easton 75 83 Liberty 58 69 N'hampton 72 67 Stroudsburg 74 While no girls made it to states, 400-meter relay members Jill Weaver, Mary Podlesney, Karen Schmidt, and Diane Weiss took a third place at the League meet May 15. The girls closed the season with four wins and 10 losses. We were a good team at the beginning of the season, said Coach Pat Stetz, but too many injuries caused us to have a losing season. SPRINTER Diane Weiss closes up the distance at the East Penn League meet. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Front row: Donna Intrepido, Michelle Swartley, Mary Podlesney, Kristin Riegel, Loren Schneider, Lori Bailey, Linda Landis, Michelle Scnatz, Tracy Courtelis, Chris Eberhart, Melanie Heffner. Second row: Kim Sebo, Kris Benner, Tracy Golly, Melissa Gale, Kelly Decker, Diane Weiss, Jill Weaver, Chris Carr, Melissa Moh-rey, Chris Osimek, Jill Strisofsky, Amy Coval. Third row: Debbie Coblentz, Lori Harris, Helane Levy, Karen Spanitz, Sue Duke, Heidi Kopfer, Sarnia Gharzouzi, Maribetn Sodl, Connie Schrader, Jen Neison, Linda Haberstroh, Colleen Newhard. Fourth Row: Head Coach Pat Stetz, Donna Benner, Colleen Weinhofer, Karen Spanitz, Melissa Hamm, Tammy Sukanick, Gina Thomas, Ginger Walgren, Tracy Saylor, Kim Atiyeh, Kerry Houser, Leonette Evans, Maria Wonder, Tammy Ziegler, Assistant Coach Judith Harakal. Missing from picture: Cathy Gober, Candy Carter, Karen Pud-liner. P- ula Walgren. 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Varsity cheerleaders cheer at pep rally in gym. VARSITY displays talent. RADIANT Renee's winning smile. BASKETBALL game has J.V. squad chanting for a Zephyr win. 164 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front row: Allison Moyer, Tracy Golly, Melissa Gale, Debbie Murtaugh, Kim Atiyeh. Second row: Karen Spanitz, Melissa Deifer. Third level: Jill Weaver. Fourth level: Karyl Marks. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Front row: Lynn Pasda, Steph Hertzog, Colleen Newhard. Second: Jennifer Yakebecek. Third: Michelle Ma-daya. Fourth: Pam Carter. Fifth: Marie Sisko VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Front row: Jill Strisofsky, Sue Bowman, Ellen Gitch. Second row: Amy Coval, Renee Altorfer, Val Buss, Renee Kline. Third row: Tammy Ziegler, Heidi Siegfried, Sue Yaroma, Suzanne Dech. cheerleaders 165 Zephyrs end season in 3-way EPC tie TIM KNOPF heads downfield. 166 PARADE ALL-AMERICAN tackle Tiny Saylor squashes a squirming Hornet. Us SCORES Them Us SCORES Them 18 Nazareth 0 14 Allen 23 6 Central Bucks E. 6 30 Parkland 3 12 Ml. Carmel 3 24 Dieruff 16 .18 Becahi 15 26 Central 0 21 N'hampton 0 2 P'burg 0 30 Liberty 7 7 Emmaus 34 by Frank Rose The Zephyr varsity football team ended its season in a three-way tie with Dieruff and Emmaus for first place in the East Penn Conference with a 9-2-1 record. Coach Joseph Cerencser's team shut out Nazareth 18-0 in the opener as Marc Bolesky ran for 132 yards. Non-league Central Bucks East was tough and fought to a 6-6 tie. Mount Carmel came up with a 94-yard interception return which enabled them to gain a come-from-behind victory over the Zephyrs 13-12. Junior Tim Knopf ran for 157 yards in a 38-15 romp of Bethlehem Catholic. A 201-yard ground game from fullback Mark Bonshak produced a convincing 21-0 win over Northampton. Bonshak scored 18 points as the Zephyrs blew away the Hurricanes of Liberty 30-7. The Allen Canaries upset the Zephyrs in gusting winds Homecoming night 23-14. The Zephyrs played one of their best games of the season in a 30-3 win over Parkland. Signal-caller Barry Buchman threw and scrambled for a pair of touchdowns and Steve Gerencser capped off a 60-yard drive to end the first half, enabling the Zephyrs to beat Dieruff 24-16. Winless Central Catholic was not in the Zephyrs' league in a 26-0 loss. The defense got all the points that were needed to down a tough defensive Phillipsburg team. Scott Saylor, Parade Magazine's All-American, and Mark Gall tackled the Stateliners' punter for an uncharacteristic 2-0 triumph. Emmaus was fired up for the Zephyrs and the Hornets used it to their advantage by winning Thanksgiving Day 34-7. AMID Central's defense, Jerry Brunst completes a pass. CONCENTRATING are John Barton and Steve Gerencser. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row: Managers John Turk, Dan Sukanick. Second row: Jeff Turbedsky, Steve Gerencser, Matt Bolesky, Glen Geissinger, Dean Wise, Lee Hall, Mark Bonshak, Mark Bankos, Tim Knopf, Head Coach Joe Gerencser. Third row: Trainer Billy Heller, Greg Hes-singer, Bruce Nisberg, Joe Fragnito, Ken Bodnar, Kevin Burns, Tom Ondush, John Stolarz. Fourth row: Coach John Bendekovits, Coach Randy Rice, Paul Bandura, Dan Stark, Bob Durney, Mark Walsh, Gerry Brunst, John Vlattas, Mark Gall. Fifth row: Rich Gierula, Marc Bolesky, Steve Klobosits, Bill Scartelli, Bob Solderitch, Scott Saylor, John Barton, Barry Buchman, Bill Texidor, Jerry Fetter, Mike Yanders, Mark Berner. , . . varsity football 167 Defense factor in JV victories Us SCORES Them 32 Emmaus 0 20 Central Bucks E. 6 14 Becahi 0 36 N'hampton 12 30 Liberty 14 14 Allen 0 22 Parkland 0 6 Dieruff 0 6 Central 6 0 P'burg 8 by Lou Pizarro The junior varsity opened the season with a 32-0 win over Emmaus. Sophomore Ron Kuklinski scored twice. Central Bucks East was next, losing 20-8. The Zephs played a tough defense to shut out Bethlehem Catholic 14-0. Jack Gill, Scott Rex, and Dave Keschel sparked the offense. Sophomore Jeff Buskirk threw three touchdown passes to lead the Zephs to a 36-12 win over Northampton. The winning streak continued as the junior Zephs beat Liberty 30-14. Whitehall played outstanding defense and scored twice to shut out Allen 14-0. The junior Zephs downed the Trojans of Parkland 22-0. The Zephs scored on runs by Kuklinski, Gill and Bob Perl. When the Zephs and Huskies had their 6-0 encounter, both teams showed good defenses, but the Zephs pulled it off on John Lilly's 18-yard run. Whitehall suffered its only loss, 8-0, at the hands of the Phillipsburg Stateliners, making the team's record 8-1-1. Anthony Cocca and Robert Rothenberger, junior varsity coaches, said they were very • pleased about the season. JOHN LILLY puts a stop to the Konkrete Kids' 2-point conversion as Tyke Perl watches. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front row: Joe Maitski, Scott Koehler, Matthew Sodl, Robert Perl, Scott Rex, Michael Sylvester, Brian Ernst, James Murtaugh. Second row: Coach Anthony Cocca, Samuel Mesuch, Alan Schlenker, John Lilly, John Marushok, Ronald Kuklinski, Jeffrey Nickischer, John Harmon, Michael Schmoyer, David Keschel, Manager Dan Seyfried, Coach Robert Rothenberger. Third row: Steven Sokol, Robert Panny, Jeffrey Buskirk, Dennis Laub, Anthony Guzenski, Brian Fetherolf, James Sa-ganowich, John Gill, Chris Parker, John Lohr. 168 QUARTERBACK Jeff Nickischer hands the ball off to Joe Maitski as the Whitehall line opens a hole in Central's defense. GAINING yardage, John Lilly fights through the block of Chris Parker. ZEPHYR line blocks as Robert Perl attempts handoff to Michael Schmoyer. BECAHI runner tries to penetrate Zephyr defense. STEVE SOKOL pursues Becahi's quarterback. junior varsity football 169 4-3-1 season for frosh Zephs DIVING Zephyr Jim Gober grabs holds of Viking quarterback. Us SCORES Them 0 Emmaus 8 0 Becahi 0 30 N'hampton 6 14 Liberty 0 32 Parkland 14 6 Dieruff 21 8 Central 0 12 P'burg 30 by Dave Walters The freshmen, coached by Mike Bendekovits and John DeLucia, finished with a 4-3-1 slate. In the opener, the Zephs were shut out by Emmaus 8-0. The Zephs battled Becahi to a 0-0 tie. Then the Zephs upended Northampton 30-6. Phil Bankos, Lou Klutcharich, Brian Nelson, and Mike Yackanicz scored. Liberty won 14-0; however, Parkland fell 32-14 after a fierce Zephyr comeback. Dieruff was tough and won 21-6, but the Zephyrs rebounded shutting out Central 8-0. Ron Billy and Gene Jandris made the only scores against P'burg in a 30-12 loss. 170 OFFENSIVE line blocks as Mike Yackanicz, carrying the ball, looks for hole and tries to gain yards. COACH John DeLucia gives Jeff Sodl instructions. RUNNING BACK Mike Yackanicz avoids tackle as Lou Klucharich (44) protects. 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Pa 18052 172 You'll Like______ Doing Business With The Loaner. 173 PHONE 264-4433 Zephyrs win State Championship US THEM 56 Stroudsburg 19 38 Allen 32 62 Dieruff 38 38 P'burg 30 57 Hatboro-Horsham 33 69 Parkland 46 25 Emmaus 24 54 Liberty 34 52 Coatsville 59 45 N'hampton 26 51 Hazelton 14 US THEM 34 Freedom 30 70 Becahi 39 76 Catty 42 49 Easton 44 60 Slatington 53 51 Central 46 48 Parkland 40 60 Emmaus 33 55 Liberty 37 57 N'hampton 51 40 Palmerton 31 US THEM 50 Freedom 42 76 Becahi 36 54 Nazareth 48 73 Pottsville 48 56 Freedom 47 44 Dieruff 37 84 Shamokin 50 33 Freedom 28 66 Williamsport 59 51 Springfield-Delco 42 42 New Castle 38 It reads like a fairy tale, except there are 11 Prince Charmings instead of one, and at the end of this story, they win, not a beautiful princess, but a State Championship, Over 5,000 loyal subjects welcomed the heroes home after they beat New Castle in a heart-stopping 42-38 game for the PIAA AAA State Championship at Hershey Park Arena. It was All-State guard Scott Coval who took charge at the end of the third quarter for a lead the team never relinquished, making White- hall the first Eastern team in eight years to win it all. With 18 points, Coval was voted the game's MVP The team swept Springfield-Delco 51-42 in the Eastern Finals in Reading. When Mike Bobyak scored with six minutes to go, fans' chants of Hershey! Hershey! erupted. In the Eastern Semi-finals, Williamsport gave Whitehall early trouble, but Glenn Noack contributed 17 points for a decisive final score of 66-59. The Zephyrs completed the year with 25 consecutive wins and unble- mished Conference (18-0) and Division 1 (12-0) records. With 35 wins and 2 losses, they boasted the most wins in a season, and tied with the '80-'81 team for the least number of losses. And with fine sportsmanship and only 346 personal fouls, the least in the conference, the Zephyrs did more than prove themselves champions. They proved themselves heroes. NOACK soars with a finger roll. HEYDT penetrates at the baseline. GLADISH rejects Trojan opponent. 174 BOBYAK dominates at Hershey. LOUUUU for twoooo at Reading. COVAL, HEYDT at Pottsville. AT READING, Coval eludes Cougar defender. NOACK handles the ball during final game at Hershey. State Champion Basketball Team Lou Pizzaro, Rick Steckel, Kyle Kern, Karl Heydt, Scott Coval, Rick Scholl, Dick Gladish, Chris Newhard, Glenn Noack, Mike Bobyak, Ron Strisofsky. boys varsity basketball 175 Junior varsity wins twenty-two straight US SCORES THEM 63 Stroudsburg 39 39 Allen 41 48 Dieruff 40 76 P'Burg 62 51 Hat boro-Horsham 43 52 Parkland 43 50 Emmaus 39 33 Liberty 20 45 Coatesville 37 34 N'hampton 33 39 Hazelton 35 54 Freedom 45 47 Becahi 37 50 Catty 31 58 Easton 33 46 Slatington 45 57 Central 51 55 Parkland 36 57 Emmaus 41 46 Liberty 25 60 N'Hampton 51 35 Palmerton 34 50 Freedom 44 62 Becahi 48 39 Nazareth 48 by Kim Tracy Coach William Stickler's junior varsity basketball team finished out the season with an overall record of 23 wins and three losses. This includes the loss to Allen in the beginning of the season at an exhibition game. After losing their first two-out-of-three games, the junior Zephs rallied to win the next 22 in a row. Their final loss came at the hands of the Nazareth Blue Eagles by a score of 48-39 at the last game of the season. Rick Scholl and Bill Wagner were the Zephs' leading scorers with 251 and 231 points, respectively. Kyle Kern was the assists and steals leader with 45 assists and 43 steals. Mark Molchany added 44 assists and 32 steals. Kern and Scholl suited up for the varsity games, and Molchany was added for extra depth on the bench while the Zephs were en route to their state title. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front row: Matt Koenig, John Manassa, Mark Molchany. Second row: John Thomas, Tom Mino, Brian Somich, Kyle Kern. Third row: Jason Szewczak, Bill Wagner, Rick Scholl, Jeff Buskirk, Tony Evans. WHO, M? asks Molchany innocently as the ref singles him out. SCHOLL gets rebound. AN AIRBORNE Kern descends after a lay up. Thomas waits for landing. WAGNER shoots over the heads of opponents, above, and at left, nets another in spite of their efforts. boys junior varsity basketball 177 Frosh have 14-6 season; Wright leads scoring CHRIS CIGLER blocks a Canary pass. US THEM 57 Stroudsburg 24 53 Allen 57 47 Dieruff 37 48 N'hampton 32 37 Parkland 44 75 Broughal 24 48 Northampton 34 63 Shawnee B 39 63 East Hills 52 48 Becahi 43 57 Saucon Valley 29 46 Shawnee B 47 72 Northeast 54 2 Central 50 54 Parkland 52 48 P'burg 56 52 Nitschmann 47 43 Emmaus 51 57 Nazareth 44 51 Catty 41 Coach Chet Pieczynski's freshman boys basketball team had a 14-6 season record. Eric Wright was the leading scorer with 193 points. He was followed by Mike Spang with 185 and Robby Kline with 158. A 44-37 victory by Parkland early in the season was avenged later when the little Zephs pulled out a close 54-52 win. Coach Pieczynski considered the season pretty successful. JOHN GELLER races Allen opponent for loose ball as Pat Spang moves in. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Front row: Margaritis Karapelou, Pete Saul, Chris Gigler, Pat Spang. Second row: Robert Kline, Jeff Hensinger, Steve Gutierrez, Lee Hetrich. Third row: John Geller, Joe Nika, Eric Wright, Tim Peifley. 178 IN MIDAIR, Joe Nika jumps up to the basket for two. ALLEN rebounds; Pat Spang and Chris Gigler react. 179 Mondschein, Grammes Make It To Districts EN ROUTE to a pin, Jeff Sweizak applies a cradle hold. DETERMINED Mike Yackanicz sits out his opponent. US THEM 38 N'western 18 37 S. Lehigh 29 11 Wilson Boro 47 15 P'burg 40 12 Liberty 48 48 Pen Argyl 9 10 Becahi 38 22 Freedom 39 24 Central 25 43 Dieruff 12 11 Easton 41 35 N'hampton 18 13 Slatington 33 19 Stroudsburg 31 13 Allen 38 27 Parkland 32 43 Bangor 17 30 Emmaus 31 by Dave Walters Varsity wrestlers junior Paul Mondscnein and sopnomore Jeff Grammes aualified for the quarterfinal rounci of the District XI AAA Tournament. The Zephs finished with a 6-12 record behind Coach Ray Ferraro. The matmen led off with victories against Northwestern, 38-18, and Southern Lehigh 37-29. Mondschein scored pins in both matches. Whitehall fell to the peril of Wilson Boro, 47-11, and P'Durg, 40-15. Jeff Swiezak scored a 1:26 pin. Becahi took the Zephs 39-10. Mondschein, Tony Lucci, and Chuck Wagner scored. Freedom gave Whitehall another loss as the Patriots romped 39-22. Tom Adams and Sam Mesuch scored Zephyr pins. The Zephs lost a close one to Central, 25-24, but they nailed Dieruff, 43-12. Swiezak scored. Senior Alan Jones scored the only pin when Easton beat the Zephs 41-11. He had another and so did Lucci in the 35-18 win over N'hampton. Slatington, Stroudsburg, Allen, and Parkland came out on top, but Bangor was crushed by the Zeph matmen. Finally, the Zephs fell short by one, 31-30, to Emmaus. 180 VARSITY WRESTLING: Front row: Jeff Grammes, Kevin zak, Tom Adams, Tony Lucci, Alan Jones, Bill Texidor, Doyle, Lee Levanduski, Mike Yackanicz, Paul Mondschein, Coach Ray Ferraro. Greg Hessinger. Second row: Russel Wechsler, Jeff Swei- wrestling 181 First-year coach gets 9-7-2 record US THEM 52 N'western 12 48 S. Lehigh 22 33 Wilson Boro 33 9 P'burg 60 15 Liberty 51 38 Pen Argyl 20 18 Becahi 45 30 Freedom 39 54 Dieruff 18 25 Central 25 20 Easton 42 39 N'hampton 24 34 53 N. Lehigh Stroudsburg 23 12 20 Allen 42 37 Parkland 24 29 Bangor 31 40 Emmaus 21 Ed Kutz, first-year junior varsity wrestling coach, led his team to a 9-7-2 record. The team had crushing victories over Northwestern, Dieruff, and Stroudsburg, and tied Wilson Boro and Central. Senior Bruce Nisberg scored 11 victories and suffered only five defeats. Sophomore Paul Stangl had a season record of 11 wins and four losses. Sophomore Sam Mesuch went undefeated, chalking up eight wins. CRADLE HOLD technique keeps Sam Mesuch on top. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: Front row: Donavan Kerr, Scott Felchock, John Miller, Randy Macisak, George Atiyeh, Chad Kulp, Mike Deutsch, Mike Hafner. Second row: John McKenna, Daniel Sukanick, Paul Stangl, Kerry Huber, Mike Mesuch, Bruce Nisberg, Todd Eck, Chris Macisak. Third row: Francis Bilder, Michael Oswald, Brent Lambert, Kevin Kolb, Henry Kolb, John Fiore, Al Casari, Coach Edward Kutz. 182 SURPRISE move knocks George Atiyeh off his feet. FINISHING a pin. Butch Huber applies a headlock. REFEREE watches closely as Jeff Grammes goes for a pin. STRUGGLING, Mike Oswald is brought down on his back. MIKE DEUTSCH grimaces in pain as he tries to get control of the match. junior varsity wrestling 183 Tennis team loses some close matches US THEM 2 Palmerton 5 s Dieruff 2 1 Liberty 6 1 Allen 6 2 Central 5 3 P'burg 4 3 N'hampton 4 0 Emmaus 7 3 Easton 4 3 Salsbury 4 3 Becahi 4 0 Parkland 7 0 Freedom 7 A deceptive 1-12 season record for the varsity boys tennis team does not tell the full story for the spirited team. Of those 12 losses, five were close 4-3 defeats against stiff competition. In District mixed doubles, Bruce Nisberg and Chris Balliet made a fine effort but lost 6-1, 7-6 to Emmaus, the eventual tournament winner. Frank Rose and Nisberg, Zephyr entries for District doubles, beat Bethlehem Catholic 6-1, 1-6, 6-4, but were defeated by top-seeded Parkland 6-1, 6-0 in the next round. Jim Morgan and Dave Skeath were beaten by the fourth-seeded team in the tournament, 6-0, 6-0. In District singles, Emmaus' Adam Zastempowski, who later played in State competition, beat Rose 6-1, 6-1. NETMAN Nisberg concentrates as he hits his backhand. FRANK ROSE puts effort into his forehand. BOYS TENNIS TEAM: Front row: Bruce Nisberg, Bob Abraham, Dave Skeath, Frank Rose. Second row: Coach Bruce Koch, Dave Wheeler, Tom Mino, Bob Durney, Jim Morgan, Dave Pizzo, Jeff Turbedski, Glenn Noack. Not pictured: Brian Roth, Jeff Spotts, Keith Bodisch, Dave Sorentino, John Medico, Douglas Hill. MINO serves; Medico awaits return. TONGUE and raquet ready, Rose returns opponent's shot. WITH a two-hand backhand, Morgan keeps the ball alive. DIVING after ball at the baseline, Bruce Nisberg takes a spill. NOACK sets up a forehand shot. boys tennis 185 Weightman Vlattas places 6th at State US SCORES THEM 48 N'western 84 53 Catty 97 41 Dieruff 109 62 P'burg 88 73 Freedom 76 42 Allen 108 37 Parkland 113 56 Emmaus 94 67 Easton 83 57 Liberty 93 87 N'hampton 67 79 Stroudsburg 71 by Kim Tracy The boys track team, coached by Tom Grammes, closed out the season with a record of 2-10. The Zephs had a slow season but pulled together to win their last two meets. They took a while to develop, stated Coach Grammes, but at the end they came along. The boys fought off a late Northampton rally May 6 to win 87-67. Dan Menneti, Mike Thomas, Tom Hogan, and Roy Bachert teamed to win the 1600-meter relay. At the last meet of the season, in a 79-71 win over Stroudsburg, Bob Kincaid captured both the 1600- and 3200-meter races. Senior weightman John Vlattas highlighted the season by placing sixth at the P I.A.A. State meet. UP AND OVER! Sukanick easily clears bar. SAYLOR throws with style. LAUB heaves javelin. 186 PROVING how it is done, John Lilly and John Manasso make an exchange in the 400-meter relay. BOYS TRACK TEAM: Front row: Bob Trembley, Mike Yar-oma, Joe Maitski, Mark Hozza, Scott Pope, Louis Helena, Tim Dangler, Britt Carpenter, Mike Aggrippine, Joe Zeigler. Second row: Gino Delucia, Greg Hessinger, John Vlattas, Dan Sukanick, Bob Kincaid, Dan Menniti, Rick Steckel, Steve Gerencser, Joe Laub. Third row: John Thomas, Alex Szewczak, Frank Walgren, Don Connor, Richard Klein, Lubomyr, Hentish, Alan Jones, John Manasso, Robert Wheeler, Karl Bauer, Head Coach Tom Grammes. Fourth row: Assistant Coach Tony Cocca, Karl Heydt, Mike Thomas, Bert Solderitch, Scott Saylor, John Barton, Dennis Laub, Ray Bachert, Tom Hogan. Missing from picture: Greg War-denski, Dan Stark, Kevin Hogan. RICK STECKEL about to make his javelin airborn. HURDLER Dan Menniti races against Freedom opponent. SPRINTERS Karl Bauer and Joe Maitski speed up track in 100-meter dash. RELAYER Tom Hogan breaks tape. boys track 187 Knopf, Berner top batters SCORES US THEM 12 Catty 0 9 Solehi 6 3 Central 7 10 Easton 9 13 Oietuff 4 12 P'burg 1 9 Reading 6 9 Allen 6 3 Parkland 4 3 NTHampton 5 1 Liberty 6 10 Becahi 4 10 Emmaus 17 2 Freedom 7 7 Parkland 0 5 Becahi 7 6 N'hampton 2 2 Liberty 0 4 Freedom 1 9 Emmaus 10 7 Pocono Mt 2 5 Emmaus 3 2 N'hampton 5 1 Phoenixville 3 The varsity baseball team, led by Coaches Joe Steiner and John Churetta, ended its season with a 10-8 record, 14-10 overall. The Zephs beat Pocono Mountain 7-2 in the District XI quarterfinals, and then went on to beat Emmaus 5-3 in the semi-final game. Emmaus had defeated the Zephs twice in regular season play. Northampton took Districts by beating Whitehall 5-2. In the semifinal Regional game against Phoenixville, the Zephs fell 3-1. Tim Knopf, with 76 at bats, had the highest batting average, .355. Mark Berner had the second highest batting average, .319, with 72 at bats. Leading the defense were pitchers Greg Perl and Aaron Miller with 2.47 and 3.34 ETAs, respectively. AFTER executing the bunt, Steve Brooks attempts to beat the throw to first. PITCHER Mondshein grimaces. 188 DIVING back to first, Berner tries not to get picked off. CLOSE PLAY by Erie looks like a judgement call. PERL prepares to pitch as Berner holds runner at first. WITH TAG, Erie stops sliding Trojan. BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL: Front row: Mark Bonshak, Robert Halal, Greg Perl, Scott Mond-shein, Manager Martha Freeman. Second row: Richard Clancy, Tom Prachar, Mark Rogers, George Lackner. Third row: Mark Berner, Aaron Miller, Steve Brooks, Mark Bolesky, Coach Joe Steiner. varsity baseball 189 Marushok, Gantz outstanding JVs SCORES US THEM 10 Catty 4 8 Solehi 5 5 Emmaus 6 7 Parkland 2 14 P'burg 6 9 Parkland 8 4 Freedom 0 7 Central 2 3 Dieruff 6 6 Allen 9 0 N'hampton 1 6 Easton 7 by Dave Walters The junior varsity baseball squad finished its season under Coach John De Lucia with a 7-6 slate. John Marushok and Bob Cantz stood out. Marushok led the team in hits and had a .405 batting average. Gantz, ERA 2.95, led the team with 13 RBI's and pitched 31 strikeouts. PITCHER Kyle Kern hurls fastball. HUSTLING down first baseline, Mark Molchany tries to beat the throw. BUSKIRK tag CATCHER Perl reaches; pitcher Deutsch covers. GANTZ just beats out infield hit. 190 BOCK BEVERAGES 3144 Front Street Hokendaqua 264-9401 R. P. HAAS FUNERAL HOME 444 Pershing Boulevard Fullerton 433-7080 BEN FRANKLIN 15th Shopping Center Allentown RICHARD B. 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Dad, Mom, Nic Whitehall girls Softball 1 Anthony Melissa Whitehall Field Hockey 1 The Beatles are great Rock and Roll over Kathy Downey Liz Harry Millen Reg Karen Lewis Bill Beth Klepeiss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ringer Doug LuAnn Wendling Wagoneers have more fun Lyn Honey ABCD puppies Tony Chris Mr. Mrs. Larry Smith Mr. Mrs. Jerome Hersh The partying class of '82 Penny Kohler Mr. Mrs. Raymond Kohler Leonard, Clara Dillinger The Ripsaws-Mike, Rick, Dave, Al Betty Wirth Freedom at last! Millie John Weinhofer Colleen, Sharon, Jack Weinhofer Mr. Mrs. J. Weinhofer Mr. Mrs. Glenn Schumacher Mr. Mrs. William L. Bernabucci Michael Stimpfl 1981 Debbie Tom Jack Superka family Good Luck to Karen T.- Judy Denise Kohler Rich Annette Kohler Arlene Slanovits Edward M. Slanovits Nadine B. Slanovits Michele, Mary Dillinger The Saucon Valley-Notre Dame Club Pat Soldridge Sandra E. Quigley Horvath Family Happiness in the Future-Deb Tina Kohler T-Rich Kohler Lisa Dillinger 84 The Whitehall-Notre Dame Club Dennis Seyfried Ody-Where are you? Mel Kloiber Whitehall class of '82 Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Berner Mark Berner Marcy Berner Messina Family Mr. Mrs. Tamagnone Mr. Mrs. Niedospial Patty Fox Tom Nancy Ringer Joe Harriet Fassman John Kathy Rowland Richard Kuchera Mr. Mrs. Vladimer Bochnock Good Luck Zephyrs-D. Ahner Kay Krause Beth Allen Brooks Susan Roy Keller Mr. Mrs. Richard Gladish Mr. Mrs. Joseph Olesak Joe Gladish Larry Sandy Perdick Ed Kathy Stefanyak Mr. Mrs. Dick Tracy Mr. Mrs. Don Noack Mr. Mrs. Albert Molchany Fran Mike Bobyak Ardyth Jack Howells Hilda Ed Heydt Mr. Mrs. Karl Bauer Karl, Scott Kellie Bauer Edward Angela Droxler 191 Publications Staff Members ads-1, art-2, photography-3, typing-4, writing-5, layout-6, newspaper-7 Lyn Albright 4 Lorraine Amory 4 Holly Baer 1,4,5 Marilyn Bloomfield 1,2,4 Hollie Brown 1,3,4,7 Britt Carpenter 1 Candi Carter 1 Amy Flamish 4 )oe Grass 3,7 Carol Grubb 1,3,4,5,6,7 Steph Hammel 3,4 Laurie Harakal 2 Lori Harris 4 Melanie Heffner 1 Chrissa Kech 1 Heidi Klein 3,4,5,7 Angela Krobath 1 Michelle Lawall 4 Diane Lockner 1,3,4,7 Melissa Mohrey 3,4,5,6,7 John Ondush 3,7 Luann Piper 1 Lou Pizarro 5,6,7 ludy Polzer 1,4,5,6,7 Chris Poppe 2,7 Chris Quay 1,2,3,6,7 Frank Rose 4,5,6,7 Dawn Sauerwine 7 Joan Sauerwine 4 Tim Tracy 4,5,7 Rich Tyson 2,7 Michelle VanNorman 1,4,5,7 Dave Walters 3,4,5,6,7 Dave Wheeler 3,7 John Wonder 3,5,7 Wendy Wuchter 1 Caroline Yost 4,5 Jen Young 5 Tammy Ziegler 3 Special Thanks to Photographer Dale Faix from Miniphot Studios in Allentown who took all the senior photographs, the group and team pictures, and most of the action sports pictures. Michael Zarecky who developed and printed the student photography. Substitute teacher and amateur photographer. Leonard Burkhart who contributed his pictures. Guidance Counselor Richard Berner who was always available when we needed help. Dave Morgan Studios of Flourtown, Pa. did all of the underclass photography. Josten's American Yearbook Company printed the 1982 yearbook in Topeka, Kansas. Bill O'Brien coordinated our efforts with those of his company. Missy Mohrey finishes up the yearbook. Chris Quay, Marilyn Bloomfield pick pictures. Frank and Dave interview Pa. Sec'y of Ed. Scanlon. Bonnie, Diane look over The Owl. Sports editor Frank Rose plans layout. 192