Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

frdjool Birtricl of tijr Cttty of €rtr, |lmn� uluraia ACADEME 1985 Volume LXV Academy High School 2825 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16508 CONTENTS: Dedication ....................... Board of Directors ............... Theme ............................ Faculty .......................... Roaring Times .................... Seniors .......................... Senior Index ..................... Underclassmen .................... Sports ........................... Activities ....................... Hi-Lites ......................... Patron ........................... Editor? Karen J. Schaaf 2 3 4 5 18 22 24 50 96 128 150 162 Content� -! Dedication 1985 Mrs. Bertha Blau. Assistant Principal A member of the teaching profession for over 35 years, Bertha Blau has always been proud of the profession and proud to be a part of it. Her educational background consists of Mercyhurst College (Bachelor's Degree), the University of Pittsburgh (Master’s Degree in administration and guidance). University of Miami in Florida. Edinboro University. Thiel College. Western Reserve, and Penn State. Mrs. Blau's teaching career included positions at Cranberry Township High School, Randolph Township High School. Meadville High School, Wilson Junior High School, and East High School. She taught English or math in these schools. She was appointed to her first administrative post as an assistant principal at East High School, then moved to Academy in 1968, where she served for 16 years. Always interested in her students and concerned about their families. Mrs. Blau continued that interest and concern for the faculty — their professional advancement and improvement and their relationships with their students. However dedicated she has been to the field of education. Bertha Blau's first love is music. Phil Spitalny’s All Girl Orchestra claimed her time and talents with the piano and saxophone before she entered teaching. She still delights in entertaining all with her ability as a pianist. Students will long remember those Holiday Concerts when she was called to the stage to play the piano and lead the assembly in a sing-a-long. Mrs. Blau has always been devoted to her family — her husband, two sons, and grandchildren — a devotion that was returned many times over. She has been a staunch supporter of her religious heritage. Professional groups in which she counted membership include Phi Delta Kappa. Erie Administrators Association. National Education Association. Pennsylvania State Education Association, American Association of University Women. B'rith Shalom Congregation, Sisterhood of the Erie Jewish Center, and Hadassah. Having friends and being a friend are important to her. We will always remember her hearty laughter and the twinkle in her eyes as she enjoyed a good joke. Her contributions to education and to the lives of her students will live on in the memory of the students, faculty, and friends who know her. 2-Dedication Thomas C. O’Rourke Superintendent P f Ns YlA Board of Directors Brenda A. Pundt President William G. Brabender Vice-President John C. Harkins John N. Petrus, D.P.M. Eva Tucker, Jr. ' GM ]IG-H - ACADEMY HOOL The theme for the 1985 Academe is Academy On Parade. Academy on Parade is also the name of the annual spring talent show at Academy High School. Like the show, the yearbook will present via photographs and copy the multi-talented students at Academy: a school with an Advanced Academic Placement Program that excellsj a school where there is an array of athletics and competitioni a school that is a melting pot of people who know how to relate to and respect each otheri a school that has teachers and students who care about each other and are involved in the community; a school that boasts parent involvement. In years to come as we think about our experiences we will remember Academy in our hearts. Theme 7 The students at Academy High School are honored to have a good faculty that works well with the student body. They teach the students how to set goals and to achieve them. The faculty often displays their pride in Academy. This school pride helps the students develop self-respect by showing respect. School pride also helps the students develop discipline by experiencing imposed discipline. Thanks, to the administration and faculty for making Academy a good place in which to learn. 8-Faculty Faculty-9 The Might of the Mighty Lions The 1984-1985 school year was off to a good start with Mr. Donald Zonno, in his third year as principal at Academy, and assistants Mrs. Mary McConnell, and Mr. Edward Grode all in control. As the year progressed these people proved to be indispensable as they dealt with students, teachers, and parents in the daily routine of school life. Along with this, they motivated school spirit in activities that have been in existence for years. They also gained student body support in new endeavors which were implemented this year. With much dedication to their jobs the adminis- tration and staff have proved the 1984-1985 year to be a number one year at a number one school! Donald Zonno - Principal Mary McConnell - Assistant Principal Edward Grode - Assistant Principal 10-Administration Charles Verdecchia - Counselor Rita Donikowski - Secretary Ralph Barbaro - Counselor Lavetria Holman - Teacher Aide Adminiftration-ll Ronald Bailey: Special Education� E.M.R. Jeanne Bender: Home Ec. I. II� Family Living� Child Care Richard Bendig: Calc.� Comp. I. II� Alg. II - Trig Anal. Anita Bernstein: Art I, II. Ill Noel Burgoyne: English 12 A.P.� English II. IIH Doris Campbell: Indiv. Living� Home Ec. I. II� Des. Living Joanne Carey: Nurse Bruce Chase: Acc. I, II� Bus. Law� Bus. Ed. Facil. James Chizmadia: Art I. II. Ill Susan Coletta: Math 9. K) i ? t rt Bruce Decker: U.S. His- tory� U.S. Geog. I. II. Ill Paul Demyanovich: Eng- lish 9. 10 Kathy DeSante: Theater� English 9H. 10� Yearbook Daniel DiTullio. S.E.D. Brenda Dolwick: Chorus� Choir� Show Choir� Rel. Arts� Band Aux. Teacher's pets. Let’s talk things over 12-Faculty Friends forever. Fredrick Evans: Earth Sciencei Env. Science Mark Ferrara: Sabbatical Barbara Falkewitz: Biology Mary Fields: Intr. to Bus.� Typing I Arthur Fearn: Biology Edward Fisher: Phys. Ed. Meg Flinrit Girls Phys. Ed.i Health Jane Grady: Steno I. Hi Typing Ii Acc. I Edward Gubish: Earth Science Marcia Grode: French I. II. III. IV. Fredrick Guenther: U.S. A.P.i Econ. Gov't.� Eur- opean A.P. My dear you are a myopic miscreant. Faculty-13 Mr. Hiney if surrounded by hit fan” club Loce Jones: M.S. j m Shirley Hodges: Librarian Robert Hineyi Social.i World Cult. H Rita Kennerknecht: Math 9� Algebra I 1 Rebecca Knappenbergen Phy. Hand. V y Mike Kubasikt Social Prob.t Social.t Cit. Ed. Edward Kuhar: Algebra li Algebra H. 14-Faculty A banana a day keep the doctor away. Charles Lute Ava, Or- chestral Stage Bandi March. Band Mary Ann Manzella, Speech Therapist Jeanette Massing: Sabba- tical Richard Miller: German I. II, Eng. OH, Eng. 12 Patricia Monahan: Off. Prac., Typing I. Hi Bus. Eng.i Bus. Car. a —V Fredrick Morosky Sabba- tical Daniel Nawrockii Earth Science, Chem., Chem. H Martin Niebauer Comp. I. II, Math 10, Alg. II James Pfisterer: Geo- metry, Geometry H, Math 9 Stephen Lipchick: Wood Shop I. II George Macey: Eng. I0H, Eng. 10, Language Skills Robert Morgan, Boys Phys. Ed. William Quirk, Chem- istry, Chem. Hi Physic A.P. Faculty-15 Thomas Robinson: Boys Phys. Ed. Marilyn Smith: Eng. II, Careers Samuel Rossi: World Cult.i Career: U.S. Hist. Karen Soliwoda: Eng. 9� Span. I Mark Rutkowski: Wood Shop Laurie Ugino: Eng. Q, Eng. II, Star ! Paul Simitoski: Voc. Hort., Horticulture Daniel Vereb: Math 10� Consumer Math James Welch: Wood I, Draft I. II Lee Ghere: Earth Space Science, Biology R. Olsen: Math (teachers not pictured) Renee Wurst: L.D. Daniel Xethakis: Cit. Ed, World Geo. Helen Zimmermanm Car- Michael Zlotnicki: Clt. Ed. eer Resource Lab Coun- selor f Mrs. Grode says to Gary Williams, Who you lookin' at? Doc takes a lunch break. 16-Faculty CAFETERIA Sitting' Betty Boccio. Joan Harayda. Eleanor Oblywanik, Charlotte Ohman, Fae Benovic Standing: Christine Henley. Jane Extein. Jean Darr. Barbara Rzepecki, Kathy Willover CLEANING LADIES Sitting. Rose Dobbs. E. Keefe. M. Parker Standing: Marge Parker. H. Stroz. V. Sadlier. M. Petters JANITORS Left to Right: D. Jones. J. Markiewitz. E. Hartleb. P. Stanek. Chief. A. Malinowski. C. Messina. S. Demski Faculty-17 Academy High students just hanging out. The newest members of ZZ Topi? Ooohll There goes Mr. Petriannil M M’s don’t melt in your hand, they melt in your mouth. Roaring Times-19 Tim Sabol and Dave Klima - break dancing extraordinaire . ✓ ;FIR Dave DeSante doe hi Twitted Sitter” imprettion. Jutt the two of u . 20-Roaring Time We’re the real A-TEAMI' A face only a mother could love. The China Girl of Academy High. Roaring TimesOI We have shown our pride in Academy for the past three years. We are now ready to leave this fine school and enter the world for which we were prepared. As seniors, we leave behind the talented teachers who have taught us well, and we know they will do the same for those who follow us. 22-Seniors SENIOR INDEX SHERRI ADAM: Junior Class Treasureri Senior Class Treasurer! Show Choir 4i Rifle Line 3.4s Gymnastics I, Twirling 2, Choir 4 RENATE AGER: Drama Club I, Colorguard 2.3.4, Marching Band 2.3.4 SCOTT ALEXANDER: French Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Hockey I.2.3.4 BOB AMBROSE: JV Football 1.2, Chess Club 3, Soccer 3.4 TERRY ANDERSON, General DONNA ARCHIBALD: Yearbook 4 VERNON BAILEY, JV Football 1.2, V Football 3.4, JV Baseball 1.2, JV Basketball 1.2, Yearbook Rep. 4 MARY BALDWIN, Senior AP 4, Star 1.2.3, Entrepreneur Club 4 PAM BALSINGER: General DAVID BANKS: Track 4, V Football 3 ANNETTE BARNES: Horticulture Club 4 TRACY BARNETT: Afro-American Club 2.3, Track 1,2,3, Show Choir 1.2.3,4, Academy Singers 1.2,3.4 GREG BARNEY, JV Football I, V Football 2.3.4, JV Baseball I, V Baseball 2.3.4, JV Basketball 1.2, V Basketball 2.3, Junior Class Vice-President 3, Student Senate Rep. 1.2,3,4 TOM BECKMAN, JV Baseball 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Entrepreneur Club 4 LAURA BEIER: Track I, Softball 3, Golf 2.3.4, Volleyball 4, Swimming 2.3.4, Water Polo 2, Student Senate Treasurer 3, German Club I, Junior AP 3, JV Cheerleading 2, Senior AP 4, Colorguard I MICHELLE BIRK: Track I, Swimming 1.2.3.4, Student Senate Rep. 3, Yearbook Rep. 3, Ski Club I, Yearbook 2,3,4 JACKIE BISHOP: Afro-American Club I, Track I, Show Choir 4, Pom Poms 1,2.3 DEANNA BLACKBURN: Golf 2.3.4, Chorus 1.2, Drama Club I, Show Choir 2.3, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4 JUAN BLAKELY: Horticulture Club 3,4 LORINE BOBOSHKO: Bowling 4, Swimming 2.4, Orchestra I, Senior AP 4 SUZETTE BOUCHARD: Tennis 2.3, Ski Club I, Drama Club I, French Club 1.2, Foreign Exchange Enterprise 4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Marching Band 3.4, Star 1.3, Entrepreneur Club 3,4 (Secretary) BOB BORGIA: Student Senate Rep. 2.3, Ski Club 3, Show Choir 1.2.3, Choir 1,2,3.4, Magician 1,2.3.4 KIM BRADEN: Science Club 3, Senior AP 4, Entrepreneur Club 3,4 (President) DOUG BURFORD: General BOB BURLING: Senior AP 4 4-Senior Index DESTINY CAMPANELLI: Junior Class President, Senior Class Secretary, Student Senate Rep. I, Chorus 3.4, Yearbook Rep. 3.4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, V Cheerleading 3,4 (Co-Capt.), Yearbook 2,3,4 BRIAN CAROTHERS. General SABRINA CARSON, General TONYA CATLEDGE: Track 2.3.4, French Club 3 TARA CHAUNCEY: General TAMMY CHESSARIO: Chorus I.2.3.4 KELLY CHIMERA: General ALEX COLONNA: JV Football 1.2, V Football I.2.3.4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 LYNN COMELLA: Cross Country I, Senior Class President, Student Senate Rep. 2, German Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Star 2,4 RUSSELL CONNER: Afro-American Club 2.3, Track 1.2.3, Cross Country 3, Show Choir 1,2,3,4, Academy Singers 2.3.4 CARLA COOK: Junior Class Secretary, Student Senate Rep. 2, Orchestra I, JV Cheerleader 2, Senior AP 4, Colorguard I, Pom Poms 3.4 WILLIE COOLEY: Track 1.2, JV Football 2, Show Choir 4, Academy Singers 3,4 TOM COREY, JV Football 2, V Football 3.4, Science Club 3, Orchestra 4, Spanish Club I, Horticulture Club I, Stage Band 1.2,3.4, Marching Band 1.2.3.4, Jazz Band 1,2,3.4, Presque Isle Night Raider Winter Colorguard 2 JARALD CROSBY, Student Senate Rep. I ANGELIQUE CRUMBLY: Student Senate Secretary 4, Orchestra I, French Club 3, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Colorguard 1,2.3.4, Student Director Academy-On-Parade 3.4 POLLY DANIS: Golf 3.4, Drama Club I, Marching Band 4 LESLEY DAVIS, Track 4, Wrestling 1.2,3,4, Choir 4 CAROL DESANTI, JV Basketball I, V Basketball 1.2 DEBRA DICKEY: Swimming 1.2,3, Science Club 3, Rifle Line 3.4, Entrepreneur Club 3.4 TERRY DICKEY: General LYNN DICKSON: Golf 4, Chorus 1.2, Drama Club I, Entrepreneur Club 3.4, Choir 3,4 CAROLYN DIXON: Track 3.4, Softball 1.2, Cross Country 2, JV Basketball I, V Basketball I.2.3.4 DARLENE DIXON, Afro-American Club 1.2.3, Track 4, Softball I, JV Basketball 1.2, V Basketball 3.4, Academy Singers I TAMERA DOXEY: Afro-American Club 1.2, Track I.2.3.4, Cross Country 2 MARK DENNING: Swimming 4, Water Polo 4 TERRY EPPOLITO: Student Senate Treasurer 4, Junior AP 3i Senior AP 4, Colorguard 3,4 PATTY FALKEWITZ: French Club 1.2, Foreign Enterprise 4, Junior AP 3. Senior AP 4, Star 4; Pom Pom I, Entrepreneur Club 3.4 JERRY FISKE: Flockey I.2.3.4, Soccer 3.4 BECKY FRANTZ: Softball I.2.3.4, A.V.A. 4 Orchestra 1.4� Stage Band I.2.3.4� Marching Band 1.2.3.4 MARY FUFIRMAN: Volleyball 3.4, JV Basketball 1.2; V Basketball 1.2.3; Yearbook Rep. 4; V Cheerleading 4; Yearbook 4; Colorguard I DOUG FYE; Student Senate Rep. 4; German Club 1,2; Junior AP 3; Senior AP 4; High-Q 1.2,3.4; NHS 3.4; D D 2; Chess Club 1.2,3,4, Star 2 NANCY GARTNER: General WENDY GEER: General JOHN GENNUSO: JV Baseball 2; JV Football 2 V Football 3,4; Show Choir 3.4; Chess Club 2-, Stage Band I; Choir 2.3.4 JAMES GILES: Bowling 1.2, Chess Club 1.2.3,4, Choir 1.2,3 JONI GIORDANO: Volleyball 3, Student Senate Rep. I, Yearbook Rep. 3, German Club 1.2, Junior AP 3; JV Cheerleader 3, V Cheerleader 4, Yearbook 3,4 AMY GOSTOMSKI: Entrepreneur Club 4 KEVIN GRAVES: Afro-American Club 4, Track 4, V Baseball 4, JV Football 1.2; Horticulture Club 4 JIM GREENWALT: Swimming I, Water Polo 1.2.4 ADRIANNE GRIFFIN: Afro-American Club 1.2; JV Basketball 1.2, V Basketball 3.4, Academy Singers 3.4-. Stage Band I; Marching Band 1.2,3,4 MATT GRIFFIN: Horticulture Club 4 ANDREA HEDGLIN: General KIM HANSEN, Golf 2.3.4 (Captain), Bowling 2.3.4 (Captain), Student Senate Rep. 2s Chorus 1.2, Drama club li Entrepreneur Club 3 (Treas.), 4; Choir 3.4 MIKE HASBERRY: JV Football I, V Football 2.3.4, JV Basketball 1.2, V Basketball 3.4 KEVIN HEIN: Academy Singers I.2.3.4, High-0 4, Choir 1.2.3.4 MARLON HENDERSON: Afro-American Club President 4, Track 3.4, V Baseball 4, JV Football 1.2, Wrestling I.2.3.4, Student Senate Rep. 1.2, Show Choir 2.3.4, Academy Singers 1,2,3,4, Choir 1.2 (Sec). 3.4 (Vice-Pres) ROBERT HENDRICKS: General MARK HERMAN: General BECKY HOFFMAN: Track I, Cross Country 1.2, Volleyball 3.4, Swimming 1.2,3i Junior AP 3, Yearbook 3 DONNA HOLLAND: General STEVE HOLLENBECK: JV Football I JODI HOLLY: Chorus 1.2.3, Show Choir 4, French Club 1.2, Senior AP 4, Colorguard 1.2.3, Marching Band 1.2,3 CHRIS HOMAN: General GARY IABONI: Wrestling I, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Stage Band 1.2.3.4, Marching Band 1,2,3.4 MARY JAMISON: German Club 1,2 (Pres), Junior AP 3; JV Cheerleader 2, V Cheerleader 3, Star 4 CHRIS JOBCZYNSKI: Chess Club 1.2.3, Stage Band I.2.3.4 KENNY JOHNSON: Afro-American Club 4, Track 4 MONICA JOHNSON: Afro-American Club 1.2, Horticulture Club 4 JACKI JONES: Afro-American Club 3, Track 2.3, Volleyball 4, Student Senate Rep. 1.3, Academy Singers 4, Marching Band 1.2, Senior AP 4, Choir 3,4 JEFF KARSH: JV Football I, Wrestling I HOLGAR KEBERNIK: Track 4, Wrestling 4, Soccer 4, Senior AP 4, Entrepreneur Club 4 TRACY KEEFE: Golf 2.3.4, Bowling 4, Chorus I, Drama Club I, Yearbook 2, Star I, Entrepreneur Club 3,4 HOLLY KELLY: Track 3.4, German Club I, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4, Colorguard 4 JENNY KENDALL: Student Senate Rep. I, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3,4 KRIS KEPHART: Volleyball 4, Swimming 3 MIKE KEYS: Afro-American Club 4, Track 4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4 SUE KNIGHT: Entrepreneur Club 3,4 DIANE KONIECZKI: Volleyball 1.2.3,4 (Co-Capt.), Bowling 2.3.4 (Co-Capt.), Yearbook Rep. 4, Junior AP 3, JV Cheerleading 2, Senior AP 4, V Cheerleading 3.4 (Capt.), Yearbook 4 STEPH KRZEWINSKI: General MELISSA LANAGAN: General MARY K. LANDER: Track 2.3, Swimming 3.4, Student Senate Rep. 3, Drama Club 3.4, French Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Yearbook 4 TAMMY LANGDON: Softball 1.2.4, Swimming 1.2, Student Senate Rep. 1.2, Marching Band I ALECIA LEE: General KARINE LEWANDOWSKI: Spanish Club 3 LORI LIPSEY: Softball 2, A.V.A. 4, Student Senate Rep. 1,2.3.4, Orchestra I, Junior AP 3, JV Cheerleader 2, Pom Poms Captain 3.4 BRIAN LITTLE: General KEITH LOMAX: Afro-American Club 3.4, Track 1.3.4, JV Football 1.4, Wrestling 3.4, Chorus 4 RENATE LYONS.- General RON MALONEY: General JACKY MARTIN: General Senior IndexOS MICHELLE MARZKA: French Club 3,4-. Junior AP 3, JV Cheerleader Captain 3i Senior AP 3,45 V Cheerleader 4 WILL MCBRIDE: JV Football It Chorus 4i Yearbook Rep. 4i Horticulture Club 4 DAVID MCCALLUM: General BOBBY MCCLELLAN: Cross Country 4i Wrestling I CINDY MCCLINTOCK: Volleyball 2, Chorus 1.2,3.4, Show Choir 3.4, Entrepreneur Club 3,4 KEVIN MCCRACKEN, Swimming 2, Water Polo 2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 JOAN MCLANAHAN: Tennis 2.3.4, French Club 1.2.4, Senior AP 4, Star I.2.3.4, Red Cross 2.3,4 JUDY MCLANAHAN, Tennis 2.3.4, French Club 1.2.4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4, Red Cross 2.3.4, PTA Art Reflections 2,3,4 first place ERIC MIAZGA: Student Senate Rep. 1.2,3.4, D D 3, Chess Club 4 RAY MOFFATT, General JODY MOLDER: JV Baseball 1.2,3.4, V Baseball I.2.3.4, JV Football 1,2,3.4, V Football 2.3.4, JV Basketball 2, V Basketball 2, German Club 2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Horticulture Club 2.3.4 KATHY MONG: Swimming I, Rifle Line 3, Colorguard 1.2, Star 2 JACKY MOORE, Drama Club I, Rifle Line 3.4, Entrepreneur Club 4, Colorguard 1,2 DON MORRISON, Softball Scorekeeper I, V Baseball Scorekeeper 2.3.4, Basketball Statistician 1,2.3.4, Student Senate President 3, Spanish Club 3, Junior AP 3, High-0 3.4, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4 JOHN MORTON, Horticulture Club 3.4, Basketball Manager I MIKE NEAL, JV Football I, Wrestling 3, Science Club 3, Orchestra 2.3, Junior AP 3, Chess Club 3, Stage Band 1.2.3.4, Marching Band 1.2.3.4, Entrepreneur Club 3, Jazz Band 1.2.3,4 LILIA NEGRON: Senior AP 4 LORI NEWBY: General DEBRA NICHOLS: Star 4 DIANE NICHOLS: General CINDY NORMAN: Afro-American Club 4 JASON NUARA: JV Baseball 1.2, Golf I.2.3.4, JV Basketball 1.2, V Basketball 4, A.V.A. 1,2.3, Science Club 4, Ski Club 4, Drama Club 2.3, Spanish Club 1.2.3, Foreign Exchange Enterprise 2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, DSD 2, Chess Club I, Horticulture Club I CALVIN OLLIE: JV Football I, Wrestling I.2.3.4, A.V.A. I, Horticulture Club 3.4 DAVID OTT: Science Club 1.2.3, Student Senate Rep. 1.4, Ski Club 1.2, Star 3, Debate 2, T.A.C. 1.2 LISA OTTAVIANI, General DARYHL PAGE, Afro-American Club 3.4, Track 3.4, JV Baseball 2, JV Football 2, V Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 3 JOY PAGE, Student Senate Rep. 2, Chorus I, Choir 2.3,4, Academy Singers 2 LISA PAGE, Afro-American Club 1.2, JV Cheerleader 1.2, V Cheerleader 4 HALLE PAPUCCI: Track 2.3.4, Cross Country 4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Gymnastics I ADVANDRA PAYTON: Afro-American Club 4, Chorus 2.3, Show Choir 4, Academy Singers 2.3.4, Choir 2,3,4 JOHN PENNSY: Student Senate Rep. 3.4, Spanish Club 3, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, High-Q 4, NHS 3.4 ROBIN PERRY, Yearbook Rep. 4, Yearbook 4 DEAN PIERETTI: JV Baseball 1.2, V Baseball 2.3.4, JV Football I, Swimming 2.3.4, Student Senate Rep. I, Spanish Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4 CHRIS PIETKIEWICZ: JV Baseball 2, V Baseball 3, Science Club 3 TIM PLYLER: Horticulture 2,3.4 SEAN POPE, Cross Country 4, Student Senate Rep. 3, Chorus 3.4, Drama Club 3, Show Choir 4 MELISSA POTTER: Bowling 4 ROB POTTER: Student Senate Rep. 1,2 MARY PYTLARZ: Senior Class Vice-President 4, Orchestra 2, French Club 2, Senior AP 4, Marching Band 2,4 (Drum Major), Entrepreneur Club 3, A.O.P. 3.4 JASPER RAVNELL, Afro-American Club I GERALD REIDAL: Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Horticulture Club 4, Marching Band 2.3,4 JEFF REIDAL, Yearbook Rep. 3, French Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Marching Band 3.4 BRIAN RIEGER: Junior AP 3, D D 2, Horticulture Club 3 PETE REGAL: Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3.4, JV Football 1.2, Swimming 3.4, JV Basketball 1,2, Yearbook Rep. 4, French Club 1.2,3, Senior AP 4, Monitor 3.4 MIKE RIAZZI: General JOHN RIZZO: JV Football I, Senior AP 4, Chess Club 2, Horticulture Club 3 BRENDA ROBERTS: General GREG ROBERTS: V Football 3, Horticulture Club 3 JULIA ROBERTSHAW: Senior AP 4 MARK ROBERTSHAW, General DAVE ROPELEWSKI: Swimming 4, French Club 2, Foreign Exchange Enterprise 4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 CHERYL ROSS: Afro-American Club 1.2, Student Senate Rep. 2 36-Senior Index DERRICK ROWRY: General TOM RUPP: Wrestling 1.2.4, Ski Club 3.4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 TIM SABOL: Swimming 2.3.4, Water Polo 2.3.4, Yearbook Rep. 4, French Club 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Yearbook 3.4, Star 2, Soccer 3.4 (Captain) MARLEAN SANDERS, Student Senate Rep. 4, Chorus I, Choir 2.3.4, Show Choir 2.3.4, Academy Singers 3.4, Pom Poms 4 KAREN SCHAAF, Student Senate Rep. 1.2, Yearbook Rep. 3.4, Junior AP 3, NHS 3.4 (Secretary), Yearbook 1.2 (Assistant Editor), 3 (Editor), 4 (Editor), Monitor 2.3,4 KAREN SCHNEIDMILLER: General ERIC SEGGI, JV Baseball I, V Baseball 2.3.4, JV Football I, V Football 2.3.4, JV Basketball I, German Club I, Senior AP 4 MIKE SESSAMEN, JV Football I, Swimming 1.2, Water Polo 1.2.3.4, Ski Club 2.3 YASMEEN SHARIFF: Senior AP 4 AMY SHULTZ, General TISA SIMMELKAJAER: General CHARLES SKOPOW, JV Football 1.2, V Football 3.4, Science Club 3 MICHELLE SKOPOW, Track I, Swimming 2.4, Spanish Club 3 Junior AP 3 SUE SUKER, Marching Band 1,2.3.4 DEBRA SMITH, Tennis 4, Science Club 2.3, Chorus 1.2, German Club 2.3, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 JAMES SMITH, JV Baseball 1.2, V Baseball 1,2,3,4, Golf 2, V Football 3.4, German Club 3.4, Monitor 3.4 BRIAN SNYDER, Swimming I.2.3.4, Water Polo 1.2,3.4 KIM SOKOLOFF; Swimming 2.3, Junior AP 3 DAVE SPARKS, Student Senate Rep. 2, Chorus 1.2, Academy Singers 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, Chess Club 1.2 AMY STEFFEY: Assistant Manager Swimming 2, Student Senate Rep. 1.2,3.4, Class Officer I.2.3.4, Show Choir 4, Choir 3, Spanish Club 1.2, Senior AP 4, Pom Poms 2.3.4 CLINTON STROHM: General KATHY SZPARAGA: General JESSE TATE, Afro-American Club 1,2.3.4, Track 2.3, JV Football 1.2, JV Basketball 1.2, Wrestling 1.2, Student Senate Rep. I, Chorus 3.4, Show Choir 4 ERIC TAYLOR: Golf 2.3.4, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, NHS 3.4, Chess Club I ALICE THOMAS, Afro-American Club I, Track I.2.3.4 ANDREA THOMAS: Afro-American Club 1.2, Volleyball 4 CRAIG THOMAS, General CYNDI THUNBERG: Track 1.2,3, Softball 4, Cross Country 2, Student Senate Rep. 1.2, Yearbook Rep. 3, Orchestra I, Stage Band 2,3.4, Marching Band 1.2,3 (Drum Major). 4 (Drum Major), A.O.P. 3.4, Colorguard Captain 2 DAVE TORRES: JV Baseball 1.2, V Baseball 2.3.4, JV Football 1.2, V Football 1.2,3,4, Ski Club 3, French Club 2, Horticulture 3.4 MARK TRIGILIO: JV Baseball 2.3.4, V Baseball 3.4, Golf I.2.3.4, JV Basketball 1.2, Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4 MIKE TRIGILIO, General BRIAN TUFTS: Swimming 1.2.3 (Captain). 4 (Captain), Water Polo 1,2,3.4, German Club 1.2 (Treasurer), Foreign Exchange Enterprise 4 (Vice-President), Junior AP 3, Senior AP 4, High-O 4, NHS 3.4 (President) BARBARA TUK: Bowling 1.2.3, Science Club 2, German Club I, Senior AP 4 DANIEL TURNER: General MARKITA TWILLIE: General ARMANDO VALIZ: Track 1.2, JV Basketball 1.2, Spanish Club 1,2.3 FRANK VICARY: JV Football 1.2, V Football 1.2,3.4, Wrestling 1.2.3,4, Water Polo 3.4, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Show Choir 1,2,3.4, Academy Singers 2,3 STEPHANIE VOLK: Chorus 2, Choir 3.4 JOHN VOLTZ: Tennis 1.2, Show Choir 1.2,3.4, Academy Singers 2.3 BILL WEDZIK: Swimming 2.3, Water Polo 2.3.4, Chorus 1.2, Ski Club 2.3 LAURIE WEIS, Science Club 2, French Club 3, Senior AP 4 SHELIA WHITEBREAD: Science Club 3, Chorus I, Show Choir 3, Junior AP 3, Choir 2.3, Senior AP 4, DSD 3 GARRY WILLIAMS, Track 2, JV Football 1.2, V Football 2.3,4, V Basketball 3, Wrestling 4, Science Club I, Student Senate Rep. 1.2.3,4 JEFF WILLIAMSON, General JENNY WILSON: Drama Club I, Entrepreneur Club 4 GARY WINIARSKI: Science Club 3, Senior AP 4 MICHELLE YOUNG: Softball 4, Drama Club I, Horticulture Club 4, Entrepreneur Club 3, Monitor 2 RON ZAWISTOSKI: General AMY ZIMMERMAN: Volleyball 4, Student Senate Rep. 4, Junior AP 3, JV Cheerleader 3, V Cheerleader 4, Star 2 Senior Index-27 John Pennsy fays. Look mom. no handfll Don Morrison serenades Carolyn Dixon. 28- Seniors Greg Barney exclaims. I don’t know! Look! Zee plane, zee plane!' Finally! We got Karen with the Kodak Disci Look at all the smiling faces on parade at A.H.S. Becky Hoffman and Kristen Kephart smile pretty for Academe's photographer. Vi Amy Zimmerman takes a breather before running on stage at a pep rally. Seniors-39 In an Academy survey. Amy Steffey and Sean Pope prefer Sprite over other Brinky Carton leads the mischievous group, leading brands. 30- Seniors Lion fans show their spirit. Holger takes a break from his studies in study hall. Tim Sabol - up to no good, againll Seniors boast about their spirit at pep rallies. Seniors-31 Sherri Adam Renee Ager Scott Alexander Donna Archibald Mary Baldwin Mary K. acting normal. Vernon Bailey Pam Balsiger Senior -33 Laura Beier Michelle Birk Angelique Crumbly shows us her more serious side. 34- Seniors Kelly Chimera Alex Colonna % Lynn Cornelia Russell Conner Carla Cook Willie Cooley Thomas Corey Jarald Crosby Beth Fuhrman takes a minute to figure out how many more days until freedoml S«nior -35 Angelique Crumbly Polly Danis Lesley Davis Carol DeSanti Tamara Doxey Patricia Falkewitz Terri Eppolito Jerry Fiske Joy Page and Jackie Martin seem to be enjoying themselves at the assembly. 36-Seniort Kim Braden and Lorine Boboshko are caught starting another one of those rumors that fill the halls of Academy. John Gennuso James Giles Becky Frantz Doug Fye Joni Giordano Beth Fuhrman Nancy Gartner Amy Gostomski S«nior -37 Monica Johnson Monica Johnson smiles pretty for the photographer. Jacquelyn Jones 38- Seniors Jeffrey Karsh Tracy Keefe Holger Kebernik Mary Baldwin and Tom Beckman take a break from their lunch date for a quick picture. Jennifer Kendall Kristen Kephart Michael Keys Susan Knight Diane Konieczki Stephanie Krzewinski Missy Lanagan Mary Lander Seniors-39 Tammy Langdon Renaie Lyons Alecia Lee Karine Lewandowski Lori Lipsey David McCallum Bobby McClellan Joan McLanahan Judy McLanahan Eric Miazga 42-Senior Don Morrison John Morton Mike Neal Lilia Negron Senior -43 Jason Nuara Daryhl Page Joy Page Who is that behind those Foster Grants? Calvin Ollie Hallie Papucci Dean Pieretti Advandra Payton John Pennsy Robin Perry Chris Pietkiewicz Tim Plyler Melissa Potter 44-Seniort Jeffrey Reidel Brian Rieger John Rizzo Julie Robertshaw Mark Robertshaw David Ropelewski Mike Hasberry and Jody Molder show us their dapper side. Chery'Ross Thomas Rupp Senior -45 Timothy Sabol Amy Shultz Seniors pictures submitted late: Marlean Sanders Michael Sessamen Tisa Simmelkjaer Tammy Hartman Karen Schaaf Chuck Skopow Mark Herman Karen Schneidmiller Yasmeen Shariff Michelle Skopow Pete Regal 46-Seniort Suzanne Sliker James Smith Brian Snyder Kimberly Sokoloff David Sparks Amy Steffey Clinton Strohm Kathy Szparaga Eric Taylor Alice Thomas Andrea Thomas Craig Thomas Cynthia Thunberg Dave Torres Mike Trigillio Mark Trigillio Senior -47 Brian Tufts Stephanie Volk 48-Senior� Seniors - No Pictures Available Theresa Anderson Annette Barnes Carla Briggs Rochelle Brown Brian Carothers Wendy Geer James Greenwalt Michael Hall Michael Hasberry Kevin Hein Sandra Howard Christine Kueczynski Brian Little Ronald Maloney David Ott Lisa Page Sean Pope Peter Regal Brenda Roberts Gregory Roberts Derrick Rowry Andrew Russell Debra Smith Jessie Tate Barry Thompson Danial Turner Roger Vactor Armando Velez John Voltz Jeff Williamson Lisa Williams Ronald Williams Michelle Young 50-Underclaffmen Undtfrclassmen-51 Juniors Juniors Juniors Fred Amendoia Leslie Anderson Steve Appleton Patty Armagost Tyreika Bailey Eleanor Barnett Richard Bastidas Barb Beier Wendy Bennett 53-Underclassmen As Juniors, we now look into the past and for the future. The past represents a time of struggle, a time when we were new at Academy, a time when we were very unsure of ourselves. The future represents a time of exploration as we go into the world with only one more hurdle left, our senior year. After our first three years at Academy, we have developed an individual spirit that is present only in the class of '86. Undercla � men-53 Joe Travers has the look of love. Becky Cochran Mark Cornelia Gail Conner 54-Underclassmen Why me?” asks Chris Sinnott. Julie Detwiier Joe DiFrancitco Cheri Dickson Donald DeNardo Douglas Davis Kirsten Elmgren Jen Erickson Steve Fachetti Heather Ford Rob Sihto gets all the girls. Mike DiBello Wendy Drake Chris Dodson Tammy and Paula ask. What hall pass? Joe Freeman Jeff Garlington Jill Gauslin Rich Grande Catlin Grayson Noah Green Underclassmen-55 Tandra Griffin Dana Grudzien Pat Grutkowski Steve Hamilton Academy three stooge - Dave. Mike. g Mark John Hanke Dawn Harris John Hilbrich Tammy Hines Safaarah Hakim Sandra Hobson Brian Holman Derek Holman Charles Holmes John Hopkins 'I didn’t think I was this earlyl” says Debbie Bloeser Greg Howze Tracy Horne I Tammy Hull Juniors get fired up! Leah Humphries 56- Underclassmen Steve Janikowski Mark Jasinski Beth Johnson Julie Johnson Tawana Jones Beth Kendrath Dave Klima John Knox Daphne Kretz Cindy Kutterna James Lee Val Lego P. Lewandowski Andre Lloyd Tom Lynde Jon Majerik Heather Majeroni Tim Majeroni Mike Malinowski Todd Manges Tony Marino Stephanie Rawa says. What a feeling! This is the best assembly we’ve had all year.' Under classmen- 5 7 Grcg Mello Mike Mill Lonnie Mim Tina Moffett Merri Meyer Ron Mickel Anna Miller Jon Norton say . My lip are sealed. Craig Rouse play peek-a-boo. Jon Norton J. Ottaviani Terry Darby say . I’m bad and I know Itl' 5S-Undercla men Karen Ofhlick Nate Overton Laurie Pacak E. Payton Ginny Peeble Tammy Perkin Phil Petroff Ann Pontoriero Ron Potter Carl Rainey Stephanie Rawa Joe Rebar Stephanie Regal Rene Rekitt Chuck Riddle Ani a Ri ch Steve Rizzo Ron Roth Craig Rou e Bryan Ru ell Kim Salyer John Hilbrich goes Hawaiianl Troy Smith Norma Spencer Undercla men-59 Juft what kind of book arc you reading Mark? Lamar Swann Lisa Szymanski Becky Terhorft M. Stablein Cheryl Starry Ann St. George Tim Vona Patty Weist Dan Tuftf fays. Oh. nol It's Monday!' Adrian Williams Michael Williams Mark Toth Dan Tufts Karyn Van Houten Jon Vint Calculus is so easy! says Hung Vuong. 60-llnderclassmen J. Wodarski Michelle Wolf Chrissy Yochim Melissa Young Jim Yurcan Pat Zukowski Juniors, class of ’86. Underclassmen-61 Sean and John standing proud! What a Crowd! 62-Underclassmen Underclassmen-63 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores 64-Underclaffmen Sophomores - we are no longer in the dark about the ways of Academy. We have seen the light and are now no longer the inexperienced Freshmen. Our ex- citement and spirit for our school shows in our participation in the pep rallies and other school activities. We are one of the many classes who look forward to ruling the school in the following years. Underclassmen-65 Julie Bowers Mark Bouchard David Boyd Kim Callihan Bill Camp Brenda Camp Chris Campanelli Frank Carbone Tammy Carr Ken Casey Tina Cassano Keith Cattledge Russell Chimera Fatima Conner Kim Davis Bobbi Crable Ronda Davis Bob DeCarolis Freshmen and Sophomores huddle during lunch. David DeSante Sandy Dodson Kim Doxey Steph Drake Cindy Drayer R. Eckendorf Cindi Eirich Fred Eirich Bobbie Espy 66-Underclassmen Lita Gregor Penny Griffin Tina Han brew Charice Bolden and Curti Barney are definitely coolll Undercla men-67 Tyrone Hilliard Eric Hiney Tina Hitchock Mike Hoffman Linda Hogan Sharon Hogan Curtis Barney and his serious look. Sophomores show school spirit. Philip Hooper Rom Hoovler Patricia Jarrell Michael Jenkin. Chrl.tine Johnron Jennifer John.on Nate Johnron 68-Underclassmen Chri Regal fay . Ah. What's up Doc? Missy Seelinger and a friend having a chit-chat. Tonya Johnson Gary Johnston Chris Jones J. Kaeberlein Dan Kaiser K. Kaminski Craig Kendall Veronica Kestle D. Konieczki Mike Kosiorek John Krihwan Michelle Kupczyk Ken Lawless H. Lewandowski Michelle Sierra deep in her thoughts. Penny Griffin shows true feelings for her senior friend. Underclassmen-69 Stephanie Lopez Darian Luca Darrick Luca Amy Lutterbaugh John Maloney Michele Mano B. Martin Mike McCall Joe McClintock Lashawn McKinney Sharia Mendenhall Tyrone Hillard. ”l n’t he slick?’ Sophomore how school spirit. 70-Undercla men Steve Menosky Tyrone Mickel Lisa Mill Pat Moffett Judy Mong Nichola Mong Cory Mook Wendy Morri on Aleta Myer Margaret Myer Nicole Thurston Tina Negron James Neiner Rich Niejelski Sylvester Ollie Dave O'Rourke L. Orzechowski Russell Overton Dennis Martin Monica Palmer Carl Palotas Ginette Papucci Kevin Peskorski Geri Peterman Tracy Pfeil Dennis Phelps J. Pierzynski Michael Pletz Underclassmen-71 Will the real sophomore please stand upl Dale Schroll Leah Scutella Missi Seelinger Michele Selker Melissa Selker P. Sessamen Donald Russell Charles Scharrer Michael Scharrer Academy’s Three’s Company! 7 2-Underclassmen Tyont Shabazz William Shontz Michelle Siira Denise Skopow Theresa Slupski Robert Smith Steve Spearman Alex Sperry Lisa Sprake Kim Start Colleen Steiner Andrea St. George Matt Strohm A. Szymanowski Chris Johnson and friends show us how to do the Hokey Pokey! Paul Zimmer, such a cutie piel Michele Takach Sonnett Tate Carolyn Thompson Lillian Thompson Natalie Thunberg Missy Tingley Steve Tolin Karen Tracy Arleshia Tyler Underclassmen 7 3 Paul and Alex at The Handy Boy . Rodney Vactor Tom Valerio Noel Vaughn Shawn Vinson J. Virgilio Shelia Volk Shawn Wentling I Charmagne Von Jim Walker Chris Johnson taking a stroll. 74-Underclassmen Kellie Whitford ►ah Scutella if threatened to get in the locker or elsel Kevin Williams Don shnwino hif «Darkles. Bill GO” Camp Carol Vangeli Profile. Jamie Williams John Williams Underclassmen- 75 'The Team on to Victory.” Friend before defeat.” Felicia Gates with the world on her shoulders. Norman Collins shows us Rung Fu. Laurie Wolf Shelley Wolf Mike Woodard Charles Wright 76-Underclassmen To be or not to be.” that if the quest ionll Don Wygant Don Yufz Veronica Zirkle Paul Zimmer Allen Zimmerman Underclassmen-77 ■ Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen 7S-Undercliftmen We the Freshman class of 1984 are proud to be at Academy High School. The seniors have taught us how to respect our school and to generate the spirit of which the student body is proud. Our freshman year has been one filled with much learning and a lot of excitement. We have made many new friends, and we have come to know our old friends better. Along with friendship, we have also gained much knowledge in subjects that were new to us. As this school year comes to a close, we begin to look toward the next school year when we will be upperclassmen at A.H.S. Underclassmen-79 Brian Borden Shawn Borden Jennifer Bozza Edrina Braden Dennia Brady Lisa Brandt F. Branaon S. Brewington Deniae Briggs William Brigga Bud Brown Brad Brown Janet Bruachi David Bucci Jamea Bucci Mary Bujnoaki Karen Bukowaki S. Burkell Tom Burlino David Burna Paul Butler Ricky Byrd David Camp Liaa Caporali S. Carberry Tina Carmichael Sharon Carr Sonya Carr Willie Carr Erika Caraon M. Catledge Ron Cathera Scott Chaplain Glenn Chatt Kristen Clark Charlea Clayton Frank Clement W. Cheaebrough Sherita Coleman Kriaten Cornelia Doug Conant Glen Conner 80-Underclaaamen Freshmen are working hard, or hardly working. Monday mornings are worse for freshmen. These girls are proud to be at Academy. Tim Cook Saprina Cooper John Corey Melvin Crosby Michael Cummings Lisa Daniels Gary Daub Underclassmen-81 Regina Eckendorf Rober. Eekendorf K. Ellet.cn Steve El.ton Mark Emling V. Engelleiter Vinny Eppoli.o Lee?, that’ Jeff Marzka. John Jagodzinski think class is funny. 82-Underclassmen Freshmen show true feeling toward Algebra. Mr . DeSante and her favorite student Mary Ellen Bujnoski. Evan Everhart Tracy Farrell Mujunemo Favors Lisa Feliciano Carlton Ferguson Amy Fickenworth Beth Fickenworth olleen First Ann Flagella Crystol Fowler Sheryl Fowler Clara Fo co Danielle Fox Jon Fromknecht Sue Fuller Sherry Gabuttl M. Garrison Bill Gartner Dianna Gausman Loui Gavin Judy Gehrlein Underclas men 83 A look of mental fatigue falls over Willie Parco. Vlkki Harmon Scott Harris Amy Hasberry Terry Haskine Lisa Grace Damon Graham Frank Grande Amy Grudzien Kim Gulish Kim Hafenstiner Jennifer Hall Mary Beth Hanke Our Academy Lions show they’re number one! 84-Underclassmen Ted Hatt Kim Hayes Michelle Heck Rob Heck J. Hellmann Dave Hender on Tim He Heather Higgin Pat Higgin Brenda Hogan M. Hold worth Dan Hollenbeck Harry Honard Dan Horn Tyrone Howze Brent Huey Jarrie Hunter Sharon Inman J. Jagodzin ki Keith Jankow ki Kim John on Li a John on Carmella Jone Darrel Jone Pat Jone Scott Jone Tarra Jone Bonita Jordan Donnell Jordon Dan Kamin ki Dave Kidder Academy Girl how perfect balance. Undercla men-85 Andrew Kiefier Donald Kiefer Sean Kindle Kim Klemm 8. Klingen.mith Veronica Knight Now «howing in Room Q5-Citizenship Education with Mr. Kubasik and Mr. Skoi! Willie Williams with a perfect pose. Will Knox Jodie Kobusinski Bob Koeth Students work hard to keep up with Academy's high standards. James Koske Sherry Krauchen Justin Skol is too busy thinking to smile. Ite-Underclassmen Tammie Lanagan Jeff Lander Laura Lawman Mike Lauderbaugh Steve Lehner Dan Lewis Richelle Lewis Missy Lewkowicz M. Lewkowicz Darin Linhart Thomas Lipinski Elaine Lohse Michelle Lohse Michel Lucas Tim McClintock Sean McGuire Shelley McKane Althea McKinnon Heather Murray has stage fright. Lost in the lunchroom. Underclassmen-87 Shirleen Moffett Shirley Moffett Donna Montgomery Missy Moreland Robert Morgan Ann Moore Antonio Moore Steve Moore Leah Morris Raymond Morrison Heather Murray Carrie Naples Mark Neal Mike Nelligan Our photographer catches Brent working. Mr. Skol's guys pose for the camera. 88-Underclassmen George Ollie Donald Olson Mark Owens Julie Palmer Tina Pangratz Will Parco Wendy Peskorski i Lisa Pfister Denise Phelps Michelle Phillips Jennifer who? Josette Pickens Patty Pierri John Piotrowicz Felicia Pou Bob Powell Bob Prindle Jim Pristello Lori Putnam Underclassmen-89 Shannon Quinlan Roxanne Rea Gerri Rebar Glenn Reeher Tammy Reynold Claude Richey Melissa Rohrbach Earl Ross Michael Ross Nolan Rowry Jamie Russo Frank Russo Nancy Russo Tammy Salinas Algebra is such an exciting class. Shawn Oden caught in the act. 90-Underclassmen Thomas Salyers Mark Sauers Nanette Schaaf Jenny Schley Barbara Schnars Matt Schnars James Schwab Janet Seippel John Semple Monica Serafin Yvette Shabazz Missy Sheets Tami Shiflet Ron Sickles Suzy Simmons Peggy Simpson Christopher Sims Jon Sims Vicki Skinner Justin Skol Melissa Smith Underclassmen-91 Robert Spencer Jessica Sprenger Paul Stanley Tony Stefanelli Stephanie Vacanti is surprised by the camera. Chris Steffy William Stephens Brenton Stouffer Armando Stovall Lisa Stright Ron Sutton Pam Szymanowski Daniel Tate Evanual Tate Heidi Taylor Bill Teel Wendy Terhorst Carol Tibbitts Sandy Tibbitts Freshmen English work and work, and work. Yeah, we’re badl 92-Underclassmen Chfl Toth Kathy Tracy S. Vacanti Ann Valerio Chris Vaughn Magda Vazquez Wanda Vegas Daniel Voltz What’s going on here? asks Robert Eckendorf. James Wall Jamie Watson Diane Wedzik Sandie Wensel Shawna Wentling Jamie Wentz Dennis White Brad Whitford Aric Wiest Dora Williams Gussie Williams Matt Wodarski Brian Wolff Greg Yochim Tammy Salinas says. I'll think about itl' N. Zimmerman J. Zukowski A. Bannister Underclassmen-93 At the top of the hill”, the lion roars with enthusiasm. The athletic department has brought Academy High School much esteem. Our agile students are respected by those who are not as spry as they. The name of Academy is held high by those that we face in competition. We are proud of the athletes and their sportsman- ship. They make Academy a name which is revered. Sports-97 Girls’ Track Team Led by seniors Brookye Keys and Irvine Williams the Academy girls track team enjoyed their most successful season ever in 1984. The overall record was 6-O1 the Metro League record was 5-0. In the Metro meet. Academy scored 177 points to become the first undisputed cham- pions of the Metro League. Keys and Williams won four events each in the Metro meet to help clinch the championship after an undefeated season. The team also made an excellent showing at the District Meet, eleven girls qualified. The team set a total of seven new school records in 1984. Carolyn Dixon, 100 meter hurdles-16.74 second, 300 meter hurdles-49.36 seconds. Triple fump-i 'A , Brookye Keys, 800 meter run-2:20.7l, 1600 meter run-5:27.05 Irvine Williams Long Jump-I6'9 Brookye Keys, Stephanie Regal, Roseanne Wayne, Tamara Doxey-3200 meter relay-9.56,33. First row, S. Hogan. P. Cooley. T. Catledge. C. Johnson, H. Papucci, S. Regal, Second row, C. Dixon. H. Kelly. J. Detwiler. B. Keys, F. Gates, M. Lander, J. Jones. Third row, Coach Benson. C. Thunberg, M. Young. F. Conner. T. Jones. A. Lee. Coach Verebi not pictured, I. Williams, R. Wayne, A. Thompson. A. Meyers. T. Doxey, Coach Swabb. 98-Girls' Track Brookye Keys says, Looks like I made itl ... Metro Champs Irvine William interviewed after an exhilarating meet. Carolyn Dixon expresses great concentration in the triple jump. Christine Johnson invents a new form of Roseanne Wayne struggles for the lead, ballet. Roseanne takes an easy stride. Girls' Track-99 Academy Boys’ Track The Lions surprised a few teams last year as they finished with a 2-5 dual meet record. Victories over General McClane (96-45) and Strong Vincent (83-63) highlighted the 1984 season. The brightest moment for the Academy runners was the fact that they had representation at the PIAA state track meet. Sophomore Gary Myers qualified for the state competition in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes, while the 400 meter relay team of Derrick Thomas. Russell Conners. Kenny Johnson, and David Tate also ran for the Lions. Although Myers failed to place in the finals, the relay team captured a fifth place finish which was good enough to bring home coveted state medals. Other performers who did consistently well for the blue and gold were Jim and John Spaeder. winners of the Mr. Track award, and also Mike Steves. Mike Jenkins. Shannon Glover, Sean Horton, and Lonnie Mims. Since the Lions share of the Academy track team was comprised of underclassmen, the 1984-85 squad will improve and surprise a few more teams. With a lot of patience and practice, the Academy Lions hope to again become a contending team in the Metro League. Front - M. Martin, J. Marzka. S. Horton. T. Hess. A. Wayne. Row 2 - W. Davis. T. Barnett. S. Vogt. K. Johnson. Row 3 - J. Spaeder. C. Mims. S. Glover. S. Herman. Row 4 - T. Majeroni. D. Tate. R. Conner. M. Shapiro. P. Regal. Row 5 - D. Barnes. G. Myers. V. Wilson. D. Thomas. J. Spaeder. Last Row - M. Steves. M. Senkins. S. Menosky, J. Wagner. Coaches - B. Hoffmann. P. Prezysperski Archie Wayne sits this one out. Shannon Glover rises to the occasion. J. Spaeder goes the distance. KX Boys’ Track On The Move Hey, that super-glue really worksl T. Hess reaches new heights. J. Marzka - a moment of tension. J. Spaeder - the portrait of a primed athlete. J. Wagner shows his determination. D. Page gives a ballet demonstration. Boys' Track-101 Girls Tennis ... Long Judy McLanahan follow through on her volley. Joan McLanahan concentrate on her back- hand. Kneeling: Judy McLanahan. Kri ten Potoker, Joan McLanahan Standing: Debbie Smith. Coach Kathy Glea on, Melissa Young X What happenedl” exclaimed Kristen Potoker The 1984-85 Girls' Tennis Team was honored to receive new uniforms. Under the direction of Coach Kathy Gleason, the players showed a great deal of spirit and stiff competition. Leading the team were the number one and number two players, Judy McLanahan and Joan McLanahan. Also providing support and strength to the team were Kristen Potoker, Melissa Young, and Debbie Smith. 103-Girl ' Tenni Boys’ Tennis Rebuilding The 1983-84 Academy High School boys’ tennis team was a very going squad composed of freshmen Alex Sperry, Dan Kaiser, Bill Camp. Mike Kosiorek, Mark Bouchardi sophomores John Knox, Dave Klima. and the lone senior. Ken Holby. Playing against older and more experienced teams, the team ended with four wins and eight loses. Considering the factors and the potential abilities of the squad. Mr. Rossi, their coach, expects a very successful '84-’85 year using the 83-'84 season as a positive learning experience. Dan Kaiser wait� for a «mashing return. Dave Klima strives for another one. John Knox plans his strategy for his next winner. Alex Sperry. Mr. Tenni Boy ’ Tenni -I03 ACADEMY GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Front P. Tate Row Two M. Mano . W. Morrison. B. Johnson. L. Gregor. C. Ponce. Y. Jones. P. Griffen Row Three P. Callista. B. Stumpo. B. Franz. B. Zaffino. I. Beier. Y. Tate. K. Van Flouten The season was disappointing. However there were several terrific players. Carol Ponce played an outstanding first base. Beth Johnson came along very well at second, and should continue to improve for the next two years at Academy. Paula Callista played very well at shortstop and might be Honorable Mention-All-Metro. Laura Bier was a most inspiring player that could be counted on to play almost any position. The team has a lot of returning players and should be stronger in the coming years. Okay Team. Spread Outl” criea C. P. J. Gausman Keep� Hi Eye� Peeled for Action. Scores AHS OPP 1 St. Ben's II 2 Strong Vincent id 2 Villa 18 0 McDowell 15 1 East 18 13 Villa 16 3 St. Ben’s 14 0 Tech 12 7 Tech 20 6 Mercyhurst 16 5 Vincent 13 3 McDowell 7 10 East 9 104-Girl� ' Softball Wins At Last Mr. Niebauer congratulates his player. S. Rawa puts one over the fence. Y. Jones focuses on the ball with steely determination. Girls' Softball-105 The Official-Awake. Alert, and Professional. Varsity Baseball Standing, D. Torre� , E. Nuara. J. Smith, D. Pieretti. G. Barney. J. Gehrlein. E. Seggi. M. Franz. D. Rhode� . D. Konieczki, Coach LaRocco. Kneeling, Coach Severo. J. Molder. C. Sabella. C. Pietklewlcz, M. Trigilio, T. Corey. L. Vitale. J. Tevis. D. Morrison. The Academy Baseball Team had a successful season, finishing at 11-4. Although the Lions finished in second place, they were in the Metro League Title race throughout the season. The title was decided in the last inning against Prep. The Lions were supported by the superb pitching of Senior Eric Nuara and Juniors Dave Torres and Jody Molder. At the plate. Senior Jack Gehrlein and Chris Sabella and Juniors Greg Barney and Jim Smith led the Lion attack. Lion Head Coach Ron Severo was pleased with the season and is looking forward to next year. The Lions have six returning starters and numerous other lettermen who can take the place of the graduating Seniors. Dean Pieretti intimidate� the pitcher. A perfectly executed play by Greg Barney. IOe-Var� ity Baieball Swipes Second Sabella works to maintain hi high average. Academy get riled before a game. Dave Torres primes to rap another double. Jack Gehrlein is cautious in case of a bunt. Varsity Baseball-107 J.V. Baseball Shows Potential BACK ROW. T. Hilliard, S. Bennett, M. Franz, R. Evan , J. Sessaman. J. Tevi . L. Vitale, V. Hanson. FRONT ROW, D. Konieczki. M. Hoffman. T. Lynde, J. Freeman, J. Seggi. The Academy J.V. Baseball Team finished the season with a 4-3 record. Some of the outstanding players were Jeff Tevis, Mike Franz, Vaughn Hansen. Domonick Konieczki, Jim Sessman, and Tom Lynde. The other members of the squad featured R. Evans, J. Freeman, B. Matlock, J. Seggi. K. Bennett. J. Hilliard, and K. Sornberger. The Junior Lions have a promising future and plan to rebuild this season under the direction of Anthony LaRocco. 108-J.V. Baseball Inexperience Hurts Soccer Team Kneeling: A. Tamplin. T. Ferry. L. Davi� , H. Kebernik, J. Voltz. T. Sabol. J. Lee. C. Sinnoti. D. Cognat. Standing: Coach H. Jones. P. Moffat. J. Skol. C. Jankowski. B. Ambrose. E. Hiney, J. Knox. A. Sperry. M. Bouchard. M. Cornelia. Assistant Coach R. Sabol. 1984 marked the Academy Soccer Teams first PIAA recognized season at the Varsity level. The debut was a little less than what Jamican-Born coach Herman Jones had expected. The Hilltoppers managed two wins against IT losses in a schedule that offered experienced and long time organized teams. Though inexperience and a small turnout were trouble spots for the team, a determined mixture of Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen forced to play on the Varsity level held their own. Defensive Wizard Bob Ambrose and aggressive Les Davis. Holgar Kebernik, and Jimmy Lee held together a patchwork defense and aided goalies John Knox and Brent Stouffer. On the offensive end John Voltz and Tim Sabol led the scoring attack with some help from Jerry Fiske, Chris Sinnott, Mark Cornelia, and Alex Sperry. The team having struggled through the 1984 season there is still a question on whether soccer can make it in the public schools. Hopefully it will do better in the coming years. Girls’ Bowling Returning Seniors Kim Hansen with an average of 153. and Diane Konieczki, with an average of of 142. along with new bowlers. Missy Potter. Anissa Risch. Lorine Boboshko. Lisa Clement, and Patty Wiest have bowled a very successful season. The 84-85 Keglers have stayed within one game of first place since the beginning of the season. If they can continue to bowl at this pace, they should have a very good chance to be metro Champs. Kim Hansen and Missy Potter have had the good fortune of bowling 20D’ games this year. Kim bowled a 206. 213 and Missy a 204 game. This accomplishment entitles them to the coveted patch. Lorine anticipates a strike. Missy is off to a good start. Easy strike for Diane. 110-Bowling Girls’ Swimming - City Champs Standing J. Bozza. S. Regal. D. Grudzien. J. Glass. L. Caparelli. M. Lander. M. Selker, Stephanie Vacanti i Sharon Hogan take their mark for Mr. Macey. sitting! M. Seelinger, B. Buscemi. S. Vacanti. S. Hogan. L. Beier. a quick start. The Girls' Swimming Team had an excellent season this year. |5 Although they finished the year 3-3 18 in Metro Competition, they won the 55 City Championship with a 3-0 }g record. Outstanding contributors to 45 this year's team were Laura Beier. Stephanie Regal, Dana Grudzien, Sharon Hogan, Missy Selker. and Stephanie Vacanti. With the entire team returning next year, Coach Macey hopes for an even better record. Villa McDowell East Mercyhurst S.V. Tech Stephanie Regals’ serious about winning. Sharon Hogan readies herself for the individual medly. Jeny Bozza S Stephanie Regal relax after their events. Girls' Svyimming-lll Boys’ Swimming - City Champs!! Standing. J. Corry, B. Synder. T. Sabol, P. Regal. A. Lewinger, D. Pieretti, D. Linhart. F. Eirich. J. Semple. Coach G. Macey. Sitting. M. Denning. D. Ropelewski. J. Hilbrick. D. Klima. D. Tufts. B. Tufts, C. Regal. Congratulations to the Academy Boy's Swimming Team. They became the first team to win the City Championship. With a record of 3-0 (4-2 metro). The swim team was a force to reckon with. Leading this year’s team were John Hilbrich, Dan Tufts, Dave Klima, Dean Pieretti, and Captain Brian Tufts. Outstanding con- tributions also came from Mark Denning, Pete Regal. Chris Regal, Darren Lind- hart and Brian Snyder. Coach Macey hopes to retain the trophies next year. 113-Boys’ Swimming Water-Polo Team Improves Standing: J. Mile . T. Sabol. B. Wedzik. F. Vicary. D. Morrow. H. DiBello. Coach Evan . Sitting: J. Hilbrich. D. Tuft . C. Regal. D. Klima. B. Tuft . P. Montavlo. The Academy waterpolo team coached by Fred Evans improved last year’s single-win by going 7-8. The poloists faced rough competition from an all senior Strong Vincent line-up and experienced Prep. Tech, and McDowell squads. The lions were led by Brian Snyder with 30 goals. Tim Sabol with 13. Bill Wedzik with II and Mike Sessman with 9. Contributing on the defensive end were Brian Tufts. Dave Morrow and Frank Vicary, with freshman standout Chris Regal in goal. Academy was exceptionally deep off the bench 83-84 season with Pablo Montavlo. Dan Tufts, Dave Klima, John Hilbrich and Mike Dibello. all playing well and contributing offense, defense and much moral support to the team. The waterpolo team expects to be strong next year with the loss of only two seniors. Dave Morrow and Pablo Montavlo. There are hopes that the returning team might take Metro. Water polo-113 Wrestlers Win Big Row h H. Kebernik. W. Carr. G. Conner. F. Vicary, S. Ollie. Row 1. Coach Flathaway. M. Keys. D. Flolman. E. Blakney. C. Ollie. D. Tate. Row 3. K. Lomax. M. Henderson. T. Rupp, C. Ollie, G. Chett. M. Franz, M. Crosby. The 1984-85 Varsity Wrestling team under the direction of coaches Boykin and Hathaway compiled a 7 and 6 record. Derek Hol- man. Michael Keys. Sylvester Ollie. Calvin Ollie. Barry Thompson. Frank Vicary. and Earnest Blakeney had fine records for the Lions. Coach Boykin ex- pects continued success next year. Opp 21 Northeast AHS 45 36 50 McDowell 9 33 22 Ashtabula 41 36 22 East 50 21 36 Girard 28 8 4 1 Mercyhurst 30 27 Opp Seneca 28 Ashtabula 40 Vincent 27 Iroquois 39 Prep 52 Tech 34 Sylvester Ollie attempts to roll his East Competitor. Frank Vicary practices a new move on the Derek Holmen warms up before a match. Mike Keys says. Look-out. here I cornel” Academy photographer. 114-Wrestling C. C. Girls Even Out Boys’ Disappointment Sitting: S. Regal. H. Papucci. First Row Standing: B. Hogan. J. Kaeberlem. T. Johnson. Second Row Standing: Coach G. Schwab. F. Connor. T. Pheil. C. Connor, M. Eckendorf. The key word with this year's Cross Country Team was improvement. Despite their l-K) record every meet was accompanied by three or four P.R.S. This improvement was no fluke, but the result of the hard work and the constant high enthusiasm that the team members maintained. In sectionals the boys team placed fourth out of seven teams, beating three teams that they had lost to earlier. The Academy Girls Cross Country Team enjoyed its most successful season. The team was led by veteran junior Stephanie Regal and by freshmen Brenda Hogan and Marianne Eckendorf. Strong support was received from senior Halle Papucci. Junior Gail Conner and sophomore Jenny Kaeberlein. The Lady Lions defeated Tech. East and Strong Vincent thereby tripling the number of wins that were previously achieved. Kneeling: P. Zimmer, J. Russo. Standing: Coach D. Vereb. P. Regal. B. McClellan. S. Pope. Stephanie Regal leads the pack at the bridge. Cross Country-115 Lady Spikers! The Thrill of Three Victories Th« girl ' volleyball team ended their teaton with a 3-11 record in the metro league. At i indicated by the scores. the team did play ome close matches with the league powerhouse. McDowell and Villa, but lack of experience prevailed as the team ended tied with East for 6th place. The team was led by co-captains Beth Fuhman and Diane Konieczki, two consistent players who will be greatly missed next season. There are five freshmen who will return to help next year's team along with starter Tawana Jones (Jr.) Yvonne Tate. B. Hoffman waits to set the ball. 116-Girls' Volleyball D. Konieczki' form after a power serve. AHS OPP L - McDowell - L L - Mercyhurst - L L - Tech - L W - St. Benedict - W L - Villa - L L - Vincent - L W - East - L Girls’ J.V. Basketball L to Ri M. Samone, J. Virgllio. K. Cornelia. G. William . B. Hogan. L. Laussman. S. Odom, L. Gregor. F. Connars, Back Rowi H. Murray. Coach Prez 'I hope they catch thlsl' A good rebound for B. Hogan Gufsie Williams and Jennifer Virgilio combined together for 228 pts. in girls J.V. basketball competition. Williams paced all scorers with $2 pts. a pt. average of 12.1. Virgilio tallied 106 markers for a 10.6 avg. Captain Laura Lassman picked up the slack with 63 pts. Samone Norton and Heather Murray controlled the boards both offensively and defensively. Norton avg. 5.3 Rebounds a game while Murray rejected opponents shots at an avg. of 3.2 times per game. The J.V. girls consisted of seven Freshmen and three Sophomores, a good nucleus of what to expect in the future of Academy girls basketball. Members of the team consist of� Brenda Hogan. Lisa Gregor. Kristen Cornelia. Gussie Williams. Jennifer Virgilio. Fatima Conner. Shawn Odom, Laura Lassman, Heather Murray, and Samone Norton. Now that these young ladies have become friends and played a full season together their experience for next year will be devastating. Concentrationi J.V. Girls’ Basketball-117 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Standing! W. Bennett, J. Virgilio. B. Beier. N. Russo. K. Bentley. D. Dixon. L. Lassman. Kneeling! S. Cooper, Captain C. Dixon. Captain for the 1985-86 season T. Jones. The 1984-1985 Girls’ Basketball Team captured the city series with a record of 5-1. They advanced to the P.I.A.A. District 10 AAA Playoffs. Senior Carolyn Dixon led the Lady Lions. Dixon has many accomplishments as a member of the Academy Basketball Team including being named to the First Team of the All-City Squad and surpassing the 1000th point scoring mark. Dixon's co-hosts include seniors Adrianne Griffin and Darlene Dixon. Junior Tawina Jones, sophomores Jen Virgilio. Kelli Bentley, and freshmen Nancy Russo, Sabrina Cooper. Laura Lassmen and Brenda Hogan. Dan DiTullio, head coach for four years, has led the Lady Lions to the Playoffs three times, making the District 10 title game twice. He is assisted by Paul Prezpierski. AHS OPP 34 Fairview 41 58. 42 St. Ben' 73. 57 60. 58 Sir. Vincent 26. 40 33. 36 McDowell 53. 53 40. 40 Mercyhurst 63. 61 30. 37 Villa 62. 63 42, 40 Tech 32. 31 35. 58 East 40. 43 41 Franklin 63 Carolyn Dixon prepare, to «teal the ball. Gu« William, tecure, two. 118-Girl,' Vanity Baiketball City Champs With the head take. Carolyn Dixon earn� another chance for two. Nancy Russo, triple team, still gets shot off. Carolyn Dixon has had a very successful career as a member of the Academy Lady Lions Basketball Pro- gram. As a four-year varsity starter, Carolyn has become one of the best players at Academy, in the Metro League, and in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Carolyn has many ac- complishments on the basketball court. She made the Honorable Mention-List of the Metro League in her freshman and sophomore years, and First-Team All Metro in her junior and senior years. Dixon has broken the 1,000 point mark in leading the Lions to three District-10 AAA playoff berths during the last four years. Carolyn Dixon is currently being scouted by the Univer- sities of Pittsburgh and Charlotte. N.C., and the Behrend College of Penn. State University. Jen Virgilio with the lay up. Girls’ Varsity Basketball-lid Front. T. Tate. J. Brewington. J. Nuara. S. Spearman. J. Bailey. Back. D. Glass. M. Jenkins. K. Williams. T. Brewington. G. Barney. C. Barney. Coach Demyanovich The Boys Basketball Team had a very successful season during the 1984-1985 school year. The squad finished fourth in the Metro League, and qualified for a District 10 AAA playoff berth and a chance to repeat as the District 10 Champions. This year's team had only three returning lettermen form last year’s squad. One of them, Greg Barney, was the only senior on the team. Greg proved to be a team leader and was named to the first-team All-City Basketball squad. Barney’s co-hosts include returning Junior lettermen Tyrone and Jim Brewington. and Juniors Mike Williams and Jim Bailey, Sophomores Kevin Williams, Curtis Barney, Mike Jenkins, Steve Spearmen. Darran Lucas. Steve Menosky, Darrick Lucas, Glen Bolden, and Ron Williams. The team was directed by seventh-year Coach Paul Demyanovich and Assistant Jim Fisher. Demyanovich was pleased with the team’s performance and looks for bigger and better things in the future since next year’s team will boast 13 returning lettermen. AHS OPP 78 Titusville 71 45 Strong Vincent 63 79 General McLaine 56 69 Fredonia N.Y. 55 68 Cathedral Prep 59 48 North Western 49 62 Erie Tech 76 58 Mercyhurst 59 66 Erie East 55 78 Oil City 42 69 Strong Vincent 81 50 Prep 53 65 Meadville 67 81 Franklin 78 68 Tech Memorial 74 93 Mercyhurst 56 68 East 61 59 McDowell 61 T. Brewington 120-Varsity Basketball G. Barney BASKETBALL 1985 J. Brewington S. Spearman C. Barney Vanity Barketball-lil Junior Varsity Basketball Standing. A� «i«tant Coach. Mike Mahoney. A. Gamble. D. Beaton. D. Lucas. A. Henderson. J. Harris. R. Williams. Coach Jim Fischer. Kneeling. S. Bolden. S. Harris. T. Cook. S. Brewington. D. Lucas. C. Wright The J.V. Boys’ Basketball team has had a successful season under first year coach Jim Fischer, a 1981 graduate of Academy FI.S. Though the Lions were eliminated from Metro Contention early in the season, the Little Lions take pride in the fact that they were the only Metro team to beat the Cathedral Prep J.V.'s. Leading the Little Lions to their third straight winning season were Sophomores Ron Williams, Darran Lucas, Darrick Lucas. Glen Bolden, Charles Wright, and Art Gamble, and Freshmen John Harris, Scott Harris, Tim Cook, Steve Brewington, William Ball and Andre Henders. 123-Junior Varsity Basketball Ron Williams shoots for two. J.V. Football - The Big Kill Front Row, D. Schroll. C. Wright, M. Hoffman, T. He� � , F. Eirich. M. Woodard, M. Neal, D. Wygant. S. Spearman. G. Bolden. T. Hilliard. Top Row, Coach P. Prezapier ki, C. Palato� , L. Gavin. P. Higgins. C. Regal, S. Minowski, D. Beason. D. Jordin. M. Yochim. D. Kaiser, T. Valerio, M. Brady. W. Teel, C. Barney, Jim Sampson - Coach Steve Spearman and Dwight Beason alternated at the Q.B. slot, together they connected on 22 passes for 273 yds. The two top receivers were Curtis Barney with 10 catches for 182 yards and Mike Hoffman had 5 grabs for 61 yards. The rushing game was piloted by 4 durable runners. Leading the way was Glenn Bolden with 217 yds. (5.3 yd. avg.), Steve Spearman with 213 yds. (4.7 yd. avg.), Dwight Beason 117 yds. and Tim Hess with 73 yds. Leading scorer on the team was Curtis Barney with 16 points. Steve Spearman had 12 points. Glenn Bolden had 6 points, and Mike Hoffman - 2 points. Outstanding defensive and offensive performances were by Tom Valerio, Steve Menosky, Tyrone Hilliard, Carl Polatos, Chris Regal, Bill Teel, Scott Herman, and Pat Higgins. Tom Valerio and Tyrone Hilliard were leading tacklers on the defense with 16 and II solos respectfully. L. Gavin readies himself for yet another spectacular catch J.V. Football-123 Varsity Football Front: J. Gennuso. D. Torres. F. Vicary, E. Seggi. J. Molder. G. Barney. J. Smith. A. Colonna. G. Williams. Row 1 G. Meyers. G. Howz. J. Carlington. A. Lloys. M. Franz. T. Shields. D. Ritchie. L. McBride. L. Mims. T. Lynde. Row 3: M. Neal. Woodard. C. Regal. D. Jordan. L. Gavin. M. Jenkins. M. Hoffman. A. Gamble. D. Wygant. T. Valerio. M. Herman. S. Herman. Row 4: J. Hopkins. S. Menosky. J. Marzka. R. Heck. B. Teel. P. Higgins. Row 5« J. Krewol. N. Overton. A. Bridget. Front: D. Page. Dan DiTullio. the head coach. Front. A. Colonna. F. Vicary. D. Torres. Row 2, G. Barney. J. Molder. G. Williams. The 1984 Academy Football team finished their season with a 5-4-1 record overall and third in the Metro League at 3-2. Included in their three league wins was an 18-14 upset of Prep, and a 27-0 whitewash of East. The Lions were led by eight All-Metro players, including seniors Eric Seggi, Mike Hasberry. Greg Barney, Dave Torres, Daryhl Page, Frank Vicary. Jody Molder and Junior Dave Ritchie. The team also had many talented underclassmen starters including Andre Lloyd. John Marzka, and Gary Myers. Dan DiTullio completed his sixth year as head coach and was assisted by Paul Petrianni, Jim Torok, Dave Andrews, Paul Prezpierski, and Jim Sampson. 124-Vartity Football Beats Prep! Varfity Football-125 Lady Golfers go to Tee” ... The lady golfers were at par this year. Leading the ladies were Tracy Keefe with low score, Laura Beier who represented AHS at districts and captain Kim Hansen with most improved golfing. These ladies were also aided by Deanna Blackburn and newcomer Lynn Dickson. Since these are all seniors, Mr. Robinson is looking for new talent. left to right: Lynn Dickson. Tracy Keefe. Deanna Blackburn. Laura Beir. Kim Hansen. Coach Tom Robinson. Paula Danis « - Laura follows through. Team members record their scores. Tracy can't wait to leavel 136-Girls’ Golf Boys’ Golf Putts Along Kneelings Eric Taylor, Jaion Nuara. Chri Sinnott. Standing: Jamie Blanchard, Jim Se««aman, Kevin Ellemberger, Mark Trigilio, Coach Mr. Robinson, Tony Marino. Ron Zawistowski. This year's Golf Team, under Coach Tom Robinson, had a few bright spots despite their record of two wins and four losses and a fifth place finish in league compe- tition. Jason Nuara again led the Lion’s Golfers as he finished second among Metro League Com- petitors. Other contributing team members included Senior: (cap- tain) Eric Taylor. Mark Trigilio and Ron Zawistowski. Junior standouts were Chris Sinnott and Kevin Ellemberger. The future looks promising for the Academy Golf Team as Mr. Robinson has two returning starters and many talented underclassmen. Jason shows great concentration. Jamie hits through the ball. Mark prepares for his soft shoe act. Boys’ Golf-Q7 Our extra curricular activities allow the multi-talented students at Academy High School to perform for school and community events. Our music programs excel, and the many clubs and organizations at Academy work hard to achieve group goals. Our experiences outside the classroom have brought us new friends and new excitement. 138-Activities Activities!� Row I: M. Pytlarz. R. Bongiorno. S. Adam. J. Moore. D. Dickey. P. Armagost. C. Thunberg. Row 2: L. Hasbrouck. P. Danit. T. Lipintki. T. Salyers. B. Frantz. M. Shapiro. H. Honard. B. Hart. J. Travers. T. Corey. D. Behringer. R. Sutton. D. Gausman. M. Scharrer. S. Tolin, J. Riedel. J. Riedel. Row 3: A. Carton. Mr. Lute. S. Simmons. W. Terhorst. S. Inman. J. Gerhlein. K. Jankowski. L. Stablein, C. First. G. Papucci. C. Tibbittt. K. Callihan. G. Peterman. M. Selker. S. Sliker. A. Martin. Row 4: C. Cook. M. DiBello. M. Sheets. B. Diven. B. Camp. S. Bouchard, C. Vaughn. P. Caliitta. M. Cornelia. C. Steiner. M. Laudererbaugh. S. Pheasant. A. Bannister. M. Phillips. M. Sanders. Row Stage Band Sitting: M. Owens. C. Thunberg. A. Fromnecht. N. Thunberg. M. Cornelia. W. Parco. J. Walker. G. laboni. R. Eckendorf. F. Clement. J. Neiner. Mr. Lute. Standing: D. Fox. R. Eckendorf. D. O'Rourke. J. Lee. M. Neal. D. Rehringer. T. Corey. J. Travers. R. Sutton. G. Johnson. D. Gausman. C. Cornelia. 130-Band Orchestra 5. L. Clement. M. Owen . M. Selker. B. Wolf. S. Benovic. J. Walker. W. Knox. D. Henderson. A. Fromknecht. G. laboni. N. Thunberg. T. Salina . W. Parco. R. Niegel ki. A. Valerio, S. Wolfe. J. Bru chi. Row 6: M. Kupczyk. A. Steffey. R. Eckendorf. J. Neiner. R. Ferrante. F. Clement. C. Jones. M. Bouchard. D. Fox. D. Grace. T. Davis, S. Hilliard. D. O’Rourke. J. Pytlarz. M. Neal. J. Lee. R. Eckendorf. M. Jasinski. J. Pierzynski. D. Voltz, T. Gavin. Row 7« L. Lipsey, H. Kelly. W. Peskorski. M. Rohrbach. T. Eppolito. T. Perkins. V. Lego. C. Dodson. T. Sandelstein. P. Weist. M. Plonski, A. Crumbly. C. Eirich. S. Hogan. J. Hall. R. Ager. S. Dodson. P. Pierri. K. Clark. M. Daughtery. C. McClintock. Orchestra I 9 S 5 Row I, B. Frantz. Row 2, S. Hogan. S. Dodson. C. Eirich. Row 3. F. Eirich. R. Eckendorf. M. Neal. T. Corey. S. Benovic. Row 4, M. Scharrer. Mr. Lute. Band Orchestra-131 Band Auxiliaries Show Their Class P. Armago t. R. Bongiorno. J. Moore. D. Dickey. Ab«ent. S. Adam Spreadl C. Cook and I. lip y (Captain� ) Row It M. Kupciyk, I. Clement. L. Martin. A. Stcffey. M. Sander� , T. Gavin. M. Phillip� , ). Bruichi. 133-Band Auxiliary Front� V. Lego. T. Perkin (Captain ) Row I: M. Daugherty. P. Pierri, D. Eirich, S. Hogan. Row 2: H. Kelly. K. Clark. W. Peskor ki. T. Eppolito. P. Wei t. Row 3: M. Rohobactt. J. Hall. S. Dodson. A. Crumbly. C. Dodson. T. Sandelstein Entrepreneur Club Row I: T. Beckman. M. Baldwin. D. Nichols. B. Camp. Pres. K. Braden. V.P. D. Dickey. Sec. S. Bouchard. Trea . J. Lee. Advisor B. Chase. Row 2: A. Gostomski. R. Kelso. A. Grudzien. K. Hansen. D. Blackburn. T. Keefe. S. Knight. D. Grudzien. J. Erickson. P. Falkewitz. Row 3: P. Danis. K. VanHounten. J. Moore. M. Bouchard. N. Green. D. Tufts. H. Kebernik. V. Hansen. J. Yurcan. Aux. Entrepreneur-I33 The Star Glows With Pride Row lt Mi� « Ugino. P. Griffin. J. McLanahan, I. Cornelia. M. Jamison. D. DeSante. Row 2. P. Falkewitz. J. Erikson. S. Rawa. J. Garlington. J. Knox. L. Gregor. P. Zimmer Dave DeSante waits patient- This year, the STAR underwent many changes. Directed by advisor Miss Ugino, editor Patty Falkewitz. and co-editors John Knox and Jeff Garlington. the staff worked very hard to establish the STAR as the best high school paper in the area. The staff encountered much difficulty with printing but by February was able to put out a bi-monthly publication with many excellent regular features, along with current news. This year's staff has strived to produce a paper that interests and assists Academy Students, and dedicated underclassmen staff members lend the STAR a promising future. John Knoxt Man, Myth. Legend The Freak Come Out At Night 134-Newspaper Horticulture and Chess Club Row I. B. McBride. C. Naybr. L. McBride. S. Blakely. G. Reidel. T. Plyer. B. Brown. J. Kriwan. Row 2, S. Ollie. J. Molder. D. Torre . M. Young. Mr. $imitow ki. Row 3« J. Blakely. M. Palmer. A. Ulterbaugh. B. Jone . C. Ollie. K. Grave Hort iculture Che Club-135 Row I. H. Zeigler. D. Fye. P. Hooper. J. Gile . M. Griffin. K. McCracken. Mr. Niebauer. Row 2: S. Kindle. S. Tolin. E. Miazga. Mi ing. S. Jackson. T. Davi N.H.S. and High Q The National Honor Society is a special group of students with a grade average of 3.5 by the end of their junior year. Students must have the approval of the entire faculty. Throughout the year members tutored students in all aspects of education. This year’s advisor was Mr. Niebauer. Row h E. Taylor, H.J. Kelly. J. McLanahan. K. Schaaf. J. Kendall. D. Blackburn. Row 2: D. Morrison. D. Fye. J. Pennsy, D. Pierettl. R. Ambrose, B. Tufts, Mr. Niebauer This year’s High-Q team was led once again by Mr. Hiney. They entered the scholastic competition sponsored by the manufacturing Association of Erie. The competition is based on the College Bowl and Quiz Kid’s quiz shows. Team members met twice a week to prepare for competition in simulated games. Row Ii C. Daugherty, T. Lewandowski. Advisor Mr. Hiney. Row 2. P. Petroff. D. Eye. J. Pennsy, B. Tufts. K. Me Craken IJb-NHS High Q Model U.N. and Afro-American Clubs The Model U.N. is made up of students wishing to learn more about the United Nation’s Assembly in New York. Students participate in block meetings each week with other Erie area high schools. To end the season schools from the tri-state met at Gannon University for a General Assembly. The Academy delegation represented the U.S.S.R. this year and was led by David Klima and Patricia Lewandowski. D. Morrison. D. DeSante. D. Klima. H. Lewandowski. H. Ford, T. Salinas, P. Lewandowski Row I. A. Payton. C. Norman, S. Knight. K. Thompson. M. Henderson. T. Tate. Row 2. J. Hunter. R. Manus. S. Mendhall. K. Martin. T. Bailey, A. Williams. C. Thompson. S. Tate, E. Payton. Row 3, R. Henderson. E. Blakely. T. Henderson. C. Johnson. I. Singleten. E. Barnett. I. Payton. T. Carmichael, Row 4, A. Bridegette. B. McClellan, J. Tate. T. Tate. T. Bruringten. A. Lloyd. K. Graves. K. Lomax. M. Keys. Model U.N. Afro-American-l37 Academy Yearbook Tim and Dave ... who else? Ivory Payten says, Hi therel Mrs. DeSante and Beth Fuhrman contemplate new ideas for the yearbook. The Academe staff consists of one freshman, two sophomores, nine juniors, and ten seniors who plan, develop, organize, and produce a publication for personal and school reference. The 1984 Academe took second place in Pennsylvania School Press Association Journalism Competition. The advisor is Mrs. DeSante. 138-Academe The People Behind the Legend! Editor Karen Schaaf, alert as always. • 1 Stephanie Regal shows off her geri- curl. Mary-K Lander shows her pearly whites. Academe- 139 Student Senate Student Senate Officer � Treasurer, Terri Eppoiitto� Secretary. Angelique Crumbly� Vice-President, Amy Steffey� President. Andy Carton. Junior Class Officer � Pretident, Tammy Perkint� Vice-President, Tina Gavin� Secretary. Tammy Sandelttein� Treasurer, Paula Callitta. Senior Rep . Row I� M.K. Lander. A. Steffy, J. Holly. D. Campanelli-Szoszorek. M. Mathis, B. Tuk. L. Boboshko. Row 2� T. Eppoiitto. S. Carson, L. Beier. L. Lipsey, D. Ott. J. Pensey. H. Papucci. 140-Student Senate Junior Rep : Row l A. Carton, T. Perkin , T. Gavin, L. Humphries. A. William . T. Bailey. Row 2t J. Hilbrich, J. Sessamen, D. Tuft . G. Myers. Sophomore Rep : Row l C. Johnson. N. Vaughn. T. Henderson. G. Papucci. S. Tate. Row 2-. S. Knight. T. Hilliard. T. Tamplin. F. Eirich. Freshmen Rep : Row !■ T. Salina . T. Henderson. J. Bruschi. J. Glass. Row 2-. R. Heck. J. Lander. T. Salyers. D. Keefer. M. Schnars. Student Senate-141 Standing Ovation Academy Singer . Row I. A. Payton. T. Gavin. F. Eirich. T. Cook. J. Jones. T. Baldwin. V. Lego. N. Thurston. Row 1 M. Twillie. T. Barnett. M. Henderson. K. Hein. R. Conner. M. Sanders Choir Officers. Row I. V. Lego Treasurer. Row 2. R. Conner- President. M. Sanders- Secre- tary, Row 3. M. Henderson- Vice President Hilltop Singer. Row I. J. Gennuso. A. Steffy, M. Sanders. R. Conner. T. Gavin. T. Barnett. Row 2. J. Bishop. M. Henderson. S. McGuire. M. Meyer. A. Payton. S. Pope. A. Miller. G. Conner. J. Holly. F. Vicary. J. Young 142-Chorus Concert Choir. Row I. T. Henderson. S. Crockett. K. Hansen. B. Borgia. F. Vicary. L. Davis. F. Eirich. J. Hunter. T. Cook. J. Jones. S. Volk. T. Baldwin. C. McClintock. Row 2: N. Zimmerman, D. Blackburn. T. Howze, J. Spencer. R. Conner. M. Meyer. K. Thomas. V. Lego. Row 3. T. Gavin. C. Briggs. C. Johnson. J. Erickson. G. Howze. G. Conner. S. Lehner. T. Barnett. J. Young. L. Humphries. M. Sanders. J. Bishop. N. Thurston. Row 4: M. Twillie, A. Payton. T. Tate, S. Pope. T. Brewington. J. Gennuso, J. Tate. M. Henderson. K. Hein. M. Neal. K. Lomax. R. Mickel. W. McBride. L. McKinney. E. Payton. T. Carmicheal. B. Beier. Girls' Chorus. Row I. R. Henderson. C. Blakney. P. Griffin. S. Moffett. M. Garrisonn. S. McKane. K. Thomas. D. Montgomery. S. Volk. P. Pierri. B. Hogan. A. Stovall. Row 2: M. Bell. C. Steffy. H. Lewandowski. V. Engelleiter. C. Fowler. M. Takach. S. Crockett. W. Peskorski. G. Rebar. M. Hanke. S. Coleman. T. Chessario. M. Phillips. Row 3: L. Newby. R. Hoovler. K. Baumen, M. Rohrbach. M. Manos. F. Gates. A. Moore. H. Ford. T. Hines. L. Clement. M. Lohse. M. Martin. L. Cooley. Row 4. N. Vaugh. M. Lucas. V. Harmon. T. Barnes. N. Spencer. N. Barnett. T. Moffett. L. Marzka. D. Phelps. R. Davis. C. Kutterna. I. Payton. P. King. Chorus-143 Drama Club and Foreign Exchange Row I. K. Elmgren. S. Blakney. P. Lewandowski. S. Fachctti. L. Northrup. K. DeSante. M. Landers. Row 3. L. Nichols. M. Loci, J. Bozza. K. Witford. M. Rohrbach. W. Peskorski, S. Tibbitts. S. Rawa. Row 3. S. Barney. T. File. L. Hogan. H. Majeroni. S. Lehner. J. Vint. J. Majerek. P. Hooper. P. Petroff, J. Garlington. 144-Drama Club Foreign Exchange German Club and French Club Row I. J. Rawa. C. Regal. M. Selker. L. Hogan. B. Tuk. J. Holly. K. Klemm. S. Inman. J. Gehrlein. C. First. D. Beatman. A. Russell. M. Lauderbaugh. Row 2« J. Blanchard. L. Beier. J. Smith. T. Manges. J. Hanke. V. Holdsworth. D. Tufts. J. Lander. F. Clement. M. Owens. C. Majerik. P. Hooper. T. Pfeil. Row 3. B. Shontz. M. Scharrer. E. Hiney. J. Krihwan. R. Koeth. M. Matson. B. Wolff. J. Russo. T. Salyers. W. Knox. G. Miller. S. Henneise. Mr. Miller, advisor. Row I. K. Oshlick. J. Erickson. L. Gregor. D. Blose. H. Lewandowski. H. Majeroni. H. Ford. T. Salinas. Row 2. M. Marzka. J. Detwiler. P. Lewandowski. M. Lohse, A. Grudzien. N. Zimmerman. D. Grudzien. M. Tingley. W. Bennett. Row 3: D. Klima. T. Lynde. J. Lee. C. Sinnott. J. Knox. L. Szymanski. P. Petroff, D. Glass. German Club French Ckib-145 Senior Co-Captain Destiny Campanelli. T. Henderson. N. Vaughn. D. Konieczki. M. Marzka. Senior Captain Diane Konieczki. ACADEMY CHEERLEADERS Senior, Beth Fuhrman. Senior. Joni Giordano. Senior. Michele Marzka. Senior. Amy Zimmerman. 146-Cheerleaders Cheerleader” - Just the word conjures up vision of pom-pom waving girls dressed in Academy blue and gold and leading our teams to victory through their energe- tic chants and cheers. The Cheerleaders of Academy are as much a part of the competitive spirit as the teams they represent. In the fall they cheer Varsity football, and in the Winter sport's season the varsity girls cheer for both men’s and women's varsity basketball and varsity wrestling. Being a cheerleader requires much hard work and dedication. Long hours are spent prepar- ing for tryouts, and once a girl has made the squad she must then be prepared to practice at least twice a week after school in addition to cheering at events and fir- ing us up” at Pep Rallies. Varsity Cheerleaders: Diane Konieczki. Michele Marzka. Amy Zimmerman, Beth Fuhrman. Destiny Campanelli. and Joni Giordano. (Missing: Jeanine Wodarski). LEAD SCHOOL SPIRIT!!! J.V. Cheerleaders: First Row: K. Kaminski, S. Quinlan. Row 2: B. Blose. J.V. Cheerleaders: Co. Captain. Debbie Blose and Captain. Rhonda Henderson R. Henderson, D. Skopow. Row 3: L. Mills, N. Thurston. G. Williams. Cheerleading-147 A.V.A. The A.V.A. provided a very impor- tant function, delivering films and other visual aids, for all students and teachers at Academy. They also provided man- agement of our assemblies and concerts. The advisor is Mr. Lute. Standing, Mr. Lute.Row I, B. Camp. F. Eirich, J. Garlington. Row 2, B. Frantz. I. Lipiey. Academe Representatives Row I. T. Hilliard. B. Camp. L. Haabrook. J. Blakely. J. Marzka. M. Young. K. Schaaf. D. Koneczki. V. Bailey. P. Regal. Row 1 D. Campanelli. S. Tate. R. Wayne. T. Salina . P. Lewandow ki. D. Tuft . A. Lewinger. A. Alles ie. J. Young. M. Birk. Row 3� J. Detwiler. J. Ru o, N. Zimmerman. C. Fo co. M. Frantz. N. Schaaf. J. Bruschi. M. Kupczyk, F. Eirich. l48-A.V.A. Yearbook Rep . Senior Advanced Placement Row I. D. Konieczki, J. Molder, G. laboni. J. Robertshaw. Y. Shariff. D. Smith, J. McLanahan. J. McLanahan. S. Bouchard. M. Baldwin. M. Lander. H. Papucci. P. Falkewitz. R. Zawistowski. A. Crumbley. J. Jones. C. Cook, P. Regal. Row 2: E. Seggi. D. Peiretti, J. Giles. D. Fye, M. Griffin. M. Marzka, S. Whitbread. B. Tuk. L. Beier, M. Birk. D. Campanelli. L. Cornelia. J. Holly. T. Eppolito. A. Steffy. J. Kendall. D. Blackburn. K. Brayden. A. Russell. H. Kelly. Row 3. D. Sparks. J. Case. R. Burlington. J. Pennsey. H. Kebernik. D. Ropeleski. J. Reidel. K. McKracken. E. Taylor. A. Colonna. T. Sabol, G. Winarski. B. Tufts. T. Rupp. T. Beckman. D. Morrison. J. Reidel. K. Hines. B. Ambrose. Junior Advanced Placement Row Ii B. Blinkley. J. Lee. J. Seggi. C. Thomas. C. Daugherty. J. Detwelles. P. Lewandowski. J. Erickson. W. Bennett. J. DeFrancisco. M. Myers. T. Marino, M. Jasinski. M. DiBello. Row 2: B. Tuk, J. Holly. K. Saylers. S. Rawa. H. Majeroni, K. Elmgren. C. Yochim. C. Sinnott. K. Oshlick. V. Lego. T. Perkins, T. Sandelstein. P. Callista. C. Dodson. D. Chatt. K. Bentley. F. Amendola. T. Rupp. Row 3i L. Boboshko. J. Urkin. H. Papucci. B. Beier, L. Beier. D. Behringer, V. Hansen. J. Knox. L. Szymanski, T. Lind. M. Cornelia. D. Klima. A. Carson, N. Green. J. Danis. P. Petroff. C. Rouse. Senior Junior Adv. Placement-149 The special activities at Academy High School fill our minds with memories and our hearts with joy. The Homecoming, Academy on Parade, Prom, Assemblies are all occurrences that generate spirit and togetherness among those who at- tend Academy. Hi-Lites add to Academy, a well-known preserver of spirit, academic stength, and tradi- tion. Time Will Reveal Halle and Dan enjoy a dance on the floor. Karen Damewood prepares herself for a late evening shower. V Beth Harvey and Don Morrison take a break from dancing Kelley Moore and Sean share an evening at the prom, to pose for the photographer. 152-Prom Junior - Senior Prom 1984 Mike Marzka and hit date cuddle up at the Prom. Polly Dani� trie� to � teal Richard Grande� ' boutonniere. Prom Queen Kathy Mano� , Prom King) Shannon Glover. Senior attendant� . Mike Marzka and Regina Ravnell Junior attendant� , Sherri Adam and Bob Borgia Prom-153 Class Of IVONS Sixty-Fifth Annual Commencement Thursday, June 7,1984 7:00 p.m. Erie Stadium Program Processional March • Porno and Circumstance”..................Edward Elgar Academy High school Band. Mr Chanes lute. Drector Star Spangled Banner”...........................................Key • Smith Graduating Class, Concert Chor. Band, Audience Pledge of Allegiance • unison..............................Graduating Class Aud nce and Class remain starving fa the invocation invocation • Follow Rain and Rivers .........................Robert Gieias Academy gh School Concert Choir. Mrs Brenda Dowck. Oector THEME The Time of truth is near Memories of both friendships and cares are constantly in our minds let us not forget the road on which we have traveled High school is one of life's treasures to be cherished today, tomorrow and always Shannon Glover AHS. Class Of 1984 welcome.........................President of the Senior Class • David Tate Choir Selection Academy ugh School Concert Chor. Mrs Brenda OoMnck. Directa 154- Graduation 1984 SPEAKERS KAREN BROWN ANN REICHERT DAWN PESKORSKI JAMES ST GEORGE Band Selection • March of the Golden Brass” Presentation of Awards....................Mr Donald J Zonno. Principal Commencement Remarks............................Dr Thomas C. O'Rourke. Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas.....................Mr John Harkins. President Board of Scnooi Dree tors. School Ostnct of the Oty of Erie. Pennsylvania Presentation of Candidates for Graduation Mrs Mary M McConnei. Assistant Prnccai Mr Richard Hogan. Actng Assistant Prnooai The Blue and the GoKT.............School Song......Diehl • Schweitzer Recessional March .... Fanfare and Recessional .....James D Piovhar Academy Hgn school Band Mr Chanes lute. Drector Graduation-155 Academy The 1983-84 showing of Academy On Parade had its biggest success ever. More people than ever showed up to see the greatest talent in Erie. Among others, the hits of the show were: Thriller: the Ultimate Chill: the Sounds of Renee Ventres- ca: the Nasty Girls: the Paradise Playboys: and the Senior Girls Opening Act. With these insights in mind, we hope the 1984-85 show, under the direction of Mr. DiTullio, will be even more successful. On Parade 1 tl I Melvin strikes again, and again, and again, and againllll T. Gavin. J. Page, and M. Sanders take a break from singing in perfect harmony. The Ultimate Chill gives the audience a thrill. 156-Academy On Parade. The ’ Doo-Wop” Girls. Academy On Parade-157 1984 Academy Homecoming 1984 Academy Homecoming Fridoq, October 12, 1984 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m Pfeiffer-Burleigh Cqm $3 per� on 55 couple Mr. Zonno crown� Homecoming Queen. Becky Hoffman. Sophomore attendant. Ginnette Papucci with escort. Aric Fromknecht. Freshman attendant. Rochelle Youckers. with e� cort. Bill Teel. Third runner-up Sherri Adam and escort. Bill Wedzik. second runner-up Amy Zimmerman and escort. Rich Bastidas. Homecoming Queen. Becky Hoffman escorted by Eric Nuara. first runner-up. Andrea Thomas with escort Tyrone Porter, sophomore attendant Ginnette Papucci with escort. Aric Fromknecht and freshman attendant Rochelle Youckers with escort Bill Teel Dave and Julie together againl Homecoming King. Gary Williams dances the night away, with his date. Carla Cook. Homecoming-159 Rallies Football players give the student body something to cheer about. The A-Team wants you. The cheerleaders arouse Academy spirit. Go, go. go - Go you mighty Hons. Mike Franz does his Bruce Spring- Mr. Niebauer says, you better cheer or you’re outta here.” Would the real Freshmen stand up. steen imitation to pump up the football team. 160-Rallies Assemblies Dr. O'Rourke visits to reward Academy’s swim team is introduced to the student body. Academy students with an early dismissal. The girls’ basketball team receives rousing applause. Michelle Kupczyk struts her stuff in the Academy Business Club members are Auxiliary. honored for placing in County- Wide competition. John Norton flaunts his break-dancing skids. Assemblies-161 Patrons John Adams Schwinn Cyc. Inc. Alliance Home of Erie (P.N.A. Club) Al's Sign Service Drs. Amacher Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post II Anderson Vacuum S Sewing Center Arfax Studio Auto Body Paint S Supply Co. Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Baumann Bros. Carpetowne, Inc. Bayview Auto Supply Bayview Orthopedic Assoc.. Inc. Becker Appliance Co.. Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Foodmart J.H. Bennett Storage Carting, Agent United Van Lines Dr. P. Alan Benson. D.D.S. Emil Beyer Jewelers Samuel P. Black Assoc., Inc. R.C. Bloomstine Agency Inc. Blossey's Tuxedo Rental Blue Bird Coach Lines. Inc. Bonded Maintenance Corp. Boyer's Rental City, Inc. Broz Travel 'N' Trips. Ltd. Brugger Funeral Home Burhenn's Pharmacy Cathay Inn Church Murdock Electric. Inc. Dr. Mrs. Wm. W. Cohen Gene Collodi Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. Fred R. Curtze D’Angelo Clinic Donald R. DeNardo Department of Urology - Erie Clinic P.A. Dermatology Associates of Erie Dr. Mrs. Ricard D. DiBacco Dodworth, Inc. Rep. Bernard J. Dombrowski Dominick's Restaurant E A Doubet Jewelers Duggan-Rider Co.. Inc. Dusckas Funeral Home. Inc. EPM Corporation East Erie Turners East High School P.T.A. Eastland Bowl Inc. R.H. Enterline D.D.S. Erie AFL-CIO Central Labor Council The Erie Book Store Erie Bottling Corp. Erie Computer Company Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Erie County Farms Your Erie Hilton Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Mannerchor Club Erie Paint Co. Erie Sport Stores Inc. Eriez Construction. Inc. Lon G. Farr. MacMillan Publishing Co. Foresters Beneficial Association Fulton Athletic Club Gannon University Drs. Geigle, Theurkauf. Rusin. Reilly Glenwood Pet Hospital Dr. 6 Mrs. Herbert Goldberg Greengarden Lanes R.A. Greig Equipment Company. Inc. Grise Audio Visual Center Grove City Bus Lines - Earth Tours The New Haener Bros. Band - Third Generation Hagan Business Machines. Inc. Dave Hallman Chevrolet Hamilton Lumber Company 162-Patron Patrons Heyl Healthcare Supply IDS American Express Jerilu Fruit Center K L Refractory Service Keystone Electric Construction Co. Keystone Bowling Supply Kimmel Pontiac Inc. Klein Plating Works, Inc. Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home Lighthouse Machine Co. Lincoln Foundry Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Lucchetti Pizze and Italian Frozen Food Mrs. Jackson D. Manenau Martucci’s Tavern Meadow Brook Dairy Company Mellon Bank Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co. Mighty Fine Donuts Miller Bros. Garden Center, Inc. Dr. 6 Mrs. Forrest C. Mischler Moniuszko Singing Society McCarty Printing Corporation National Car Rental Northwest Mutual Savings Association Ohmer True Value Hardware Orthopaedic Surgeons. Inc. Padden's Interiors Peek ’N Peak Recreation, Inc. Perry Mill Supply Company Plaza Dental Associates Polish Falcon Nest 610 Porreco Motors Inc. Potratz Floral Shop 6 Greenhouse Presque Isle Clinical Group Inc. Pulakos Candies Ouick Photo (Same Day Photo Finishing) Rapid Transit Company, Inc. Ron Ray - Harper Row Lippincott, Pub. Rectenwald Blueprint 6 Supply Co. Rehrig Pacific Co. Dr. 6 Mrs. James F. Roberts Robinson - Conner, Inc. Ross Copus Tires Inc. Chester S. Schaal Funeral Home Dr. Mrs. Chas. F. Schaaf Schroek Optical Fashions. Inc. Scobell Company, Inc. Dr. Joseph P. Scottino Shade's Auto Sales, Inc. Paul L. Skal Skal Dental Studio R. Anthony Snow M.D. South Gate Hardware Sply. Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Dr. W.W. Steehler. F.A.C.O.S. J.H. Thompson Academies Thrifty Clean. Inc. Times Publishing Company Triangle Tech Triangle Tool Co. Trost Steinfurth Florist Trost Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Dr. Jack D. Utley Staff WJET TV Wilbur S. Wallace M.D. Rick Weaver Buick. Inc. Weber Electric Supply. Inc. Welders Supply Co. Wood Funeral Home Patront-163 ACADEME STAFF Seniors Karen Schaaf Michelle Birk Destiny Campanelli Joni Giordano Robin Perry Underclassmen Michelle Birk Nanette Schaaf Stephanie Regal Dana Grudzien Ivory Payton Missy Seelinger Faculty Melissa Young Patricia Lewandowski Sports Tim Sabol Dave Klima John Majerik Craig Rouse Typists Joni Giordano Donna Archibald Beth Fuhrman Karen Schaaf Photography .. Underclassmen All Publishing Activities Hi-Lites Destiny Campanelli Michelle Birk Karen Schaaf Tim Sabol Dave Klima Nanette Schaaf Ivory Payton Stephanie Regal Dana Grudzien Melissa Young Patricia Lewandowski Student Business Manager Diane Konieczki Art Robin Perry John Majerik Special Thanks Gregg Crumbly Mr. Mel Skol Mr. Bruce Chase Homeroom Teachers Advisor: K. DeSante Acknowledgements Go-fer Karen Schaaf Michelle Birk Destiny Campanelli Beth Fuhrman Joni Giordano Donna Archibald Diane Konieczki Mary K. Lander Tim Sabol Robin Perry Dan Tufts Dave Klima Stephanie Regal Ivory Payton Dana Grudzien Nanette Schaaf Craig Rouse John Majerik Patricia Lewandowski Melissa Young Phillip Petroff Missy Seelinger K. DeSante Photography Mary K. Lander Dan Tufts Philip Petroff .......... ARFAX Studios ..... School Pictures Inc. Walsworth Publishing Inc. 164-Academe Staff mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y