Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1987 volume:

BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL 4653 CLflIRTON BLVD. PITTSBURGH, Pfl 15236 VOLUmE 45 1987 “Catch a wave and you’re sittin’ on top of the world” — The Beach Boys It was back in the sixties when everyone pulled on his jams, grabbed his surfboard, and headed to the beach to “catch a wave.” Students have revived this style in the Jams fashion craze. And now the Balthi gives you a chance to “catch the wave.” This theme has more meaning than Coke commercials or Beach Boys music. Think about it, seniors! Twelve years pushing forward and the high point of high school life is finally reached. The Balthi will help everyone to look back at this special time before the next wave takes him to a new start. Baldwin’s Purple Wave has become legendary since a rival track coach used the phrase to describe a mass of Baldwin runners pour- ing over a hill. Today the phrase “Purple Wave” refers specifically to Dave Flick, Baldwin’s champion of school spirit, who psyches loyal Baldwin fans — the real Purple Wave. Catch the Wave, and catch school spirit! 3 4 5 Everyone finds it difficult to believe that his fondest memories of high school will have been the very things he mocked at the time. Everyone will remember those substitutes who liked to yell and point their fingers, the cafeteria food identifiable only by the can from which it came. No one can forget those tiny lockers dwarfed even by the locks, the countless pep assemblies, or the crowded halls. These ex- periences are classics — they should bring a few laughs, some warm memories, and perhaps a tear to the eye in future years. 6 7 10 11 12 Baldwin graduates have shared so many unique experiences that there are bound to be great memories. Who could forget Mrs. Hrutkay’s “Good morning!” and Mr. Banky’s “Thank you for a nice day”? The Purbalite’s novel announcements prompted quite a few chuckles from the students. How many times has there been a mad rush to guidance or to the nurse? “Do you have a hall pass?” was the S20 question. And who hasn’t wondered why the new track is red instead of purple? How many people have slept in or had car trou- ble, but had Mom or Dad write a “Name is late to- day because he was ill” excuse to get one of Mrs. Horbiak’s magic green late passes marked “ex- cused”? And anyone can recite the Pledge of Allegiance, but how many students, and even teachers, pretend it’s a Federal Express commercial? Everyone shares many facets of the daily school ritual and these provide each student with rich ex- periences he will take with him forever. 14 Prayer for the Frazzled Student God bless the frazzled students be they near or far For they are the ones who burn the midnight oil to hear “that’s a job well done.” In search of recognition, they plow through pages of notes, an abundance of books, and a plethora of papers. They dedicate their lives to the holy quest for the almighty A. And what do they receive for this special devotion? Only headaches, ulcers, and red, bleary eyes. Suffering means nothing; they are numb to pain — For they seek the goal that few will attain. So be kind to frazzled students, and remember them in your prayers. Perhaps words of comfort may console them, but do not talk for too long — there is probably a paper due. B.A.V. 15 SENIORS WHERE IT’S AT... 18 SPORTS JUNIORS FACULTY SOPHOmORES ACTIVITIES FRESHfAEN STUDENT LIFE Bonni Lynn Auen Kari Ammon L. Paul Bahneman Vincent Alario Glenn R. Alston Robert Dennis Abrams Erik D. Ambrose John Baccelli Kellie Allan Natalie A. Appetta Mike Baker Pamela R. Alko Douglas J. Altavilla Daniel J. Altavilla 20 Seniors Karalyn Joanne Baldinger James Barone Mary Beth Bartko Michael James Bayton Mike Bechtold Kathleen Beck Jason E. Bercini Dena L. Berger Beth Beringer Ken Bickel Mary Eileen Biedzinski 4 Stephen David Bies Sean Begandy George A. Bertha Jennifer L. Bippus Seniors 21 Stephanie Black Vicki Blair Ed Urbansky winces at a double negative. Theresa Marie Blake Kelli Lynn Blosel Jon Blythe Daniel Boehm Amy Lea Boley Jodi Bonda Stephen Bonetti John Boris Mark Boris 22 Seniors Iris Bommann Sharon J. Bower Cindy L. Briselli George Brain John Brandt Anywhere for a scoop! Karen E. Breitweiser Beth Ann Brinsky Mike Bruce Lynn A. Brickett Seniors 23 Charles E. Bruder John T. Bruno Bob Bubarth Mike Burich Amy Corinne Burke Linda Burkholder Olga Ann Cambest Doug C. Campbell Jamie Campolong m Glenn Carey John Cashi 24 Seniors Kimberly E. Butler Tina Cangahuala Cindy Cawley James J. Cebula Michael W. Chasky Patricia Lynn Clemens David Conley James Cenna Michael J. Chalovich Lynn Chesney Troy Collins Gary Chekan f Mark B. Cline Michael J. Conti William Conti ------------- This Frame is Dedicated to All Seniors Not Pictured V____________________J N. P. Classmates Rosemary K. Cilia Nicholas T. Contis Seniors 25 Jeannine M. Cox Maura L. Coyle Does anyone know what’s going on here? 26 Seniors Daniel Dasynich The Brew Crew! R. Heller, R. Coyne, M. Puhl, and J. Ware. Tammie Sue Davis Brian Dean Seniors 27 Deborah Diederich Cheri Sue Dingfelder James Diulus Cathie Docherty Nicholas J. Dolgos Tim Donnelly John Donovan Ed Dopier Ken Doyle Theresa A. Dubaniewicz Larry Dowd Brian Doyle 28 Seniors Michael Ferris Denise M. Dupaly Ralph Farine Paul J. Fedak Jenifer L. Ellenberg Chris Ann Dun Jack Dusch Albert J. Elza Ed Eberman Keith Eklund Angela Evosevic Renee Lynn Fenlock Susan Barbrow Fandray George R. Dun Sarah Dunlap James S. Ferguson Seniors 29 S. Gray and L. Lipovsky share a giggle. Karen Lynn Fetsko % Renee Fettis Sean Flatlev Lisa S. Filo Julie Ann Finotti Charles H. Fleming Jr. Mary Ellen Fletcher David Flick Mark Fordyce The few, the proud, the Physics II students. Gilbert W. Fox Don Fraser 30 Seniors Lorie Beth Frederick Mark Robert Frey M. Gabler, A. Lenard, and C. Reichert enjoy Food Service. Kathleen M. Frost Diane Funtal Michele Lynn Gabler Rob Gaetano Sara Ann Gavin Kelly Ann Geiss E. Wingert and T. Glaser concentrate deeply. Seniors 31 Jennifer Ann Georges Rachel Gereffi Paul Gitzen Michael Glabicki Christina B. Glaser Richard Graef Jill Anne Godlewski Tracy Ann Goldbach Jeffrey S. Graham Brian M. Greenaway John Gonzalez Dave Griffith Karen E. Grimm Katie Annette Griswold Raymond Grosz Dan Guthrie 32 Seniors Rich Grosz Lou Ann Hanula Robert M. Hagins Beth E. Hallas Cynthia A. Hardy Julianne Harkins Edward Hanna Dan Harrold Jim Hartman Pamela Marie Hartog Liz Hartzell Rebecca Jean Haviland Seniors 33 David P. Hoydick Ellen S. Hrebenach James A. Huber Scott Hissong Beth Ann Hoder James T. Hornyak Jr. Scott Michael Huber 34 Seniors Matt Imling t I, Sheri Ingle Chaz Ipson Seniors. They’re the most visible peo- ple in the school: captains, editors, and leaders. Seniors approach their final year hoping for a fun, wonderful time. The senior year, however, consists of an intensity all its own. Everything goes by too quickly. College and job applications cause pressure and anxiety. That’s not to say that the senior year isn’t fun. It’s the little things that make it so special. Driving into the student parking lot — legally, covering your driver’s license with a friend’s senior picture, having a graduate turn your ring around, agoniz- ing over a Prom dress or tuxedo, deciding how your name should read on your diploma: these moments contain an indescribable magic. One must also remember the depressing aspects: hav- ing to grow up, face the real world, and saying goodbye to your best friend. All of this merges to make the senior year an unforgettable experience. Seniors 35 D. Duplay completes an assignment. Carol Jones Tammy Jones Jennifer S. Johns Angela Marie Joint Kendra Marie Kane Karen Marie Karcher Sean Keib Brian G. Keller 36 Seniors Michael Kelley Lawrence M. Kemmet Richard J. Kenney Jill Kielarowski Tracie Lynn Kinger Deborah L. Kirsch Harry Kinser Karin Klein K. Griswald asks, How ya’ doin’?” Kimberly Ann Klug Eddie Knorr Kristen Ann Koch David Kocinski Seniors 37 Sandra M. Kocinski Kristine A. Koempel Celeste Koenig Mark Kolich Jerry Kowalski Ronald Anthony Kotkiewicz Michael J. Kovach Ann Maureen Komer James Kuhl Lee C. Kulinna Christy Aimee Kulousek William Kupecz 38 Seniors Kimberly Kurhansky Trisha Langol James Kweder Mark E. Ladner ► Criss M. Lanz Nadine Marie Larimer Renee Lakomy Patricia Ann Lasich Douglas J. Layman Denise M. Layton Nick Lazzaro C. Wiedder solves a problem. Seniors 39 Tina Marie Leopardi Isabelle LeBoubennec Charles F. Legeza Jamie Lewis Jules Lewis Lori Lipovski Pamela Lynn Litz Laura Lombardi Christopher M. Lovejoy Leonard Lind Julie Ann Lomb Holly A. Loy Senior class officers Wendy Jean Luty 40 Seniors Nancy Lynne Lytle Gary W. Macher Christopher Maietta Ronald David Lutz catch the wave. Christina Malachias Paul Marbella Deborah Ann Malinski Beth Anne Marcinko Michael Mann Dina Martin Matthew P. Marze Sherry Lynn Mason Catherine R. Mastroianni Emily A. Mather Seniors 41 Janet Marie McCloskey Beth Ann McGinley ! Amy S. Mauck Dana May Lance Mattes Lisa Ann McConha Scott McIntosh Tracy Lee McFarland Bridget McGee Kathy Mclllrath Charles S. McKinney Karen Jeanne McMahan Laura Aileen McMahan Brian R. Meador Stacey Lynn Mehaffey 42 Seniors Vince Michenzi Francis Mikula John W. Milcic Debra A. Miller r Sharon M. Miskevich Kelly Anne Mitchell Margaret A. Moats Tracey Lynn Moloney Kathy Montgomery Dennis Moore Patrick Moore Seniors 43 K. Eklund and T. Glaser prepare for the future. Catherine J. Mysliwczyk Matthew R. Nagy Lisa Neill Kerry M. Nelligan Carole A. Nestler Amy Novak Joseph M. Novak Amy O’Donnell Kelly Oechslein Kelly Ogg Dawn Renea Oldham Dennis O’Neill B. Vucic, S. Gavin, and H. Loy leave after an exhausting day. 44 Seniors Kimberly A. Ostrowski Jeanine M. Pack Robert J. Paiani Kevin Palmer Joseph Pastorius M. Moats takes a break from studying. Jeffrey Pavuscko Lori Ann Peters Joseph Alan Peretin Janice Marie Petrucci Thomas J. Patterson Flagg Pavlik Seniors 45 Jon Pferdehirt Donald P. Plotz George Potts Christopher Rabold Rodney A. Phillips Matthew Popovich Sherri Podobnik John Prilla Jeffrey T. Provident John Radacsi Mark S. Rampolla Kimberlee Lynn Platt Vasko Michael Popovski Michael David Puhl Eric Ranich 46 Seniors Scott Rechtorik Michael Reidenbaugh Robert J. Roeschenthaler Cynthia L. Reichert Ken Reed Tenence R. Reed Lisa Reilly James E. Reis Jennifer Renk Glenn Rokicki Jennifer E. Rosenhoover Jacqueline Denise Ross Seniors 47 J. Ronald Ruch Kenneth Saffer Steven Wm. Schenk Kathy Rucinski Greg F. Rudzke wA Born to be wild!! K. Beck and S. Bonetti. Sandy Schessler Jacqueline L. Schirra Amy Ruffennach Theresa Rutkowski Amy L. Salamey Erik Schlutz 48 Seniora Lynne Marie Schugg Laurence Michael Scott Robert Seiling Lynn Ann Settelmaier Mark Richard Schuster Sandra Lee Senneway Stacey Schmotzer Dianne Marie Sega Laura Jean Schneider Judy Schneider Richard John Sentner Cathy Schwarzmiller Thank God it’s Friday! C. Switala — Seniors 49 Rich Seyerle Christine Shell Robert I). Shakespeare Melissa Lynn Sharp Kenneth Sharrer Stephanie Siford Raymond Silinski David Simmons Cary Sipos David Thomas Siwik Alison Slinskey Michael D. Smith Paula Elizabeth Smith 50 Seniors Donna Snyder Daniel A. Solenday Suzette Marie Sorger Don Spear Anthony Spina Krista Stahl Michael Andrew Stefanac Kelly Steiner James G. Stillwagner Janet L. Stock Stephanie Stoernell Robin Stolar Brian Sturges George J. Sullivan Lynn Sullivan Michael Susan Seniors 51 Three smiles worth being late for K. Wenslovas, J. Schirra, and B. Marcinko. Glenn Szydlowski Patrick J. Tallon Tonia A. Tarasi Michelle Suzanne Switala Dawn M. Telipsky Ed Thompson Tim Toogood 52 Seniors Beth Ann Toth Marco Tralongo Mark R. Tranter David A. Tulenko I ft Paul D. Vates Patricia S. Van Eyden Edward Todd Urbansky Kelly Michelle Verba Maria Minette Villafania Beth Anne Vucic Carrie Lynn Walker Denise Fae Walker C. Walker and C. Kulousek diligently complete a term paper. Kara Christine Wallace Seniors 53 Kent Francis Wallisch Debra Wastek Judith A. Weber Wendy S. Wenerstrom i David P. Weil J Joseph F. Ware Judith Lynn Weber Alan Evans Welding Tracy Welding Karen M. Wenslovas Wendy Marie Werner Mary A. Wetherell 54 Seniors Carol A. Wiedder Lisa Marie Wincko Lucinda Wolpert Thomas David Yousko Michele Wilhelm David Wiloch Fern E. Wingert Melanie Ann Wuchenich Cindy Zajac Michael J. Wyrostek Amy Michelle Zapeline Ronald S. Wilson Jeffrey M. Wojnovich Pamela Jean Yekel Jennifer Ann Zbozny Seniors 55 Michael Zbozny Steve Zeybel Jon Ziemke Scott M. Zimmermann Denise L. Zoldos As a class we have always proven ourselves to be especially in- novative and spirited. Our excellence surfaced long before we became seniors. As sophomores we played a major role in the rebirth of the Purple Wave, and last year, as juniors, we again proved our prominence by winning the Christmas decorating contest. This year, continuing to work together, we have started many new traditions. The creation of our class T-shirts and Senior Day program, for example, have laid foundations upon which future classes can build and expand. We did not hesitate to make changes in order to make our year more enjoyable. Consequently, I have only the highest expectations for members of the Class of 1987. We have excelled in high school and should continue to do so in later life. If we continue to display the qualities seen during high school, we can attain our highest goals. We have definitely left a mark on Baldwin, and I think I can safely say that the Class of 1987 has been one of the best classes Baldwin has seen in a while. Too many people to name have con- tributed to our success, but I would especially like to thank the administration, our sponsors, Mr. Hochberg and Mrs. Laszewski, as well as the other officers, Angie Joint, Vice-President, Debbie Ivey, Secretary, and Dave Flick, Treasurer, for their help in mak- ing the 1986-87 school year so memorable. I wish each of you the best of luck — the future is what you make of it! Seniors Not Pictured: James Adamczak Robert Baroni Randy Beard Brian Charles Kim Dorrance Tracy Dyson Desirae Fischer Tina Karas Michael Kawenski Michael Kreuzer E. Carl Logan Michelle McClellan John Miniajlo Guy Nadaline Theresa Olcsan Barbra Ott John Palamara Elena Perinis John Quiring Maijan Rahimzadeh James Rogers Kevin Sadler Jeffrey Scholl Benjamin Schupp David Siwik Adam Sodini Michael Stewart Robert Tardivo Ronald Tardivo Steve Wilhelm Gary Willis David Yauch Tina Glaser Senior Class President 56 Seniors K. Ogg takes a shot. S. Shenk prepares to attack class. I’ve got a headache this big ... When’s lunch? Happiness is completing another class. Thank God lunch is over. Seniors 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st Row: J. Ciaffoni, M. Smith, J. Madden, D. Skowronski, B. Wodarek, B. Gelzheiser, M. lenders, S. McMurray, S. Fleming, C. Cassano. 2nd Row: Joe Murray, Jim Gillooly, P. Varnum, E. Boyle, D. Kuskie, K. Lydon, R. Kenney, B. Wagner, M. Sniegocki, A. Walker, M. Bubarth, E. Fisher, J. Wojnovich, S. McKinney, K. Breisinger, Vince del Greco, George Matthews, Bill Erdos. 3rd Row: Bob Carlson, Keith Dudley, Marty Ginestra, K. Domanick, S. Waugaman, A. Buczynski, B. Yurkovich, K. Saffer, G. Brain, S. Davern, S. Huber, M. Imhoff, G. White, G. Bertha, Ed Robinson, John Normile, Dean Simpson, Bob Sporio. 4th Row: Dick Harding, J. O’Donnell, K. Huber, E. Kirch, B. Culp, M. Denson, C. Delposen, C. Mattei, J. Bouloubasis, E. Albert, M. Ondos, C. Talarek, J. Folger. I know I can, I know I can ... Lining up for a great play. C. Delposen drops back for a pass. The Baldwin Highlanders changed their outlook com- pletely on the game of football during the 1986 season. The new coach, Vince DelGreco, began practice with a two-week sleep-over camp at the stadium, held to familiarize the team with its new coach. New passing maneuvers were among techniques introduced by DelGreco. Although the Highlanders’ 0-10 record disappointed both players and fans, team members say they never lost spirit. Senior Quarterback Chris Delposen said, “We treated every game as the most important. We never gave up.” 60 Sports COACHES ftdStaSffi � !£ SKEE0”'- j M ™'“ «-M� N—.«.M . Many G,„„. H.ad Dedication to the players is the name of the game. TRAINERS AND fTIANAGERS ist Kow: Krian Coyne, Kris Havrila, Jackie Withers, Tish Cravenc DelGreco. 2nd Row: Mr. Dean Simpson. Dave Brown, Scott Roberts Bob Carlson, Mr. Joseph Murray. Nick , Mr. Sports 61 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ‘ ' , ,, , � 1st Row: J. Ciaffoni, M. Smith, J. Madden, D. Skowronski, B. Wodarek, B. Gelzheiser, M. lenders, S. McMurray, S. Fleming. 2nd Row: P. Varnum, E. Boyle, D. Kuskie, K. Lydon, M. Denson, B. Wagner, M. Sniegocki. E. Fisher, G. White, K. Breisinger, C. Cassano. 3rd Row: M. Nagy, K. Domanick, S. Waugaman, J. O’Donnell, B. Yurkovich, K. Huber, A. Buczynski, E. Albert, M. Ondos, C. Talarek. FRESHfTIAN FOOTBALL 1st Row: D. Kohle, J. Hilleson, C. Leindecker, G. Simeone, E. Evangelista, E. Schmidt, C. McKinney. E. Fairman, M. Lutz, D. Guatell, J. Dean, R. Gerdes, M. George, J. Paul, Coach William Erdos. 2nd Row: Coach James Gillooly, M. Lutz, D. Mandarino, B. Burich, B. Leonard, E. Smith, B. Sagel, T. Tedder, M. Flannery, E. Leone, M. DiLucia, M. Kappert, S. Hale, C. Popovich, T. Friday, Coach E. Helbig. 62 Sports BRLDWIN’S SPORTS HEROES Women’s basketball players Lisa Dean and Kathy Frost ranked among the top ten scorers in the WPIAL. Four gymnastics team members qualified for the PIAA Championships: Lori Frederick, Karen Kovach, Jenny Marino, and Heather Bekavic. The girls’ soccer team finished the regular season undefeated and was a WPIAL semi finalist. All Stars were: Lin- da Lee Papuga, Cathie Docherty, Tina Glaser, and Tonia Tarasi. Five hockey team members were named all Stars: Ken Reed, Ken Sharrer, Mike Kovach, Dave Koval, and Jason Byers. The volleyball team won the WPIAL Champion- ship and placed in the top four at the PIAA tournament. Olga Cam- best and Karen Fetsko made the WPIAL first team, Jennifer Johns the WPIAL se- cond team, and Kelli Blosel received Honorable Mention. In swimming, four swimmers qualified for the PIAA Championships in individual events: Eric Daum, 200 and 500 freestyle, Ann Komer, 200 freestyle, Wendy Werner, 100IM and 100 butterfly, and Candie Burke, 100 breaststroke. The girls’ medley relay team, consisting of Ann Komer, Candie Burke, Sue Baker, and Wendy Werner, also qualified. Can- die Burke received All-American con- sideration for her time in the 100 breaststroke. The Men’s Cross Country Team won the “B” Race at the Central Catholic Invitational. They also placed se- cond at the Nemacolin Invitational and advanced to WPIAL finals at Hartwood Acres. Senior Lynn Chesney advanced to finals for the women’s team. (mile and 600m), Michelle Wilhelm (long jump), Cathy Docherty (600m), Alan Roberts (pole vault), and George Brain (300m). Junior Art Walker represented Baldwin on the WPIAL All-Conference list for football. Jeff Wojnovich received Honorable Mention. The following individuals produced qualifying times and distances for the state in- door track champio- nships: Lynn The Men’s Cross-Country Team proudly displays their first place trophy from the Central Catholic ru.-,,,. Invitational. II C b II C y Sports 63 mEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 1: M. Boris, J. Meis, M. Nagy, C. March, M. Sniegocki, J. Rose, D. Messman, J. Boris. 2nd Row: S. Gilliotti, L. Pafford, L. Wilding, J. Peretin, D. Mattei, Mr. George Mazur, R. Lutz, G. Thomas, S. Purcell, D. Layman, L. Willig, S. Brennen, S. Woolney. This year’s Highlander basketball team main- tained a remarkable record. The Highlanders lost senior Joe Peretin to an injury for an extended period and senior Doug Layman to a permanent move to South Carolina. Despite this adversity, the team defeated many opponents, including Keystone Oaks, North Catholic, and Upper St. Clair. All players have shined brightly this season. Seniors “Chip” Mattei and Mark Boris each tallied 18 points, and, with help from Senior Ron Lutz, led the Highlanders to victory over Keystone Oaks (71-57). The team then proceeded to conquer North Catholic (84-67) with clutch scoring by Senior Matt Nagy in the fourth quarter. The team played an excellent game; an astounding 60 per cent of the shooting was done from the perimeter. The Highlanders thwarted Upper St. Clair’s eight-game winning streak, even without the home court advantage, the Highlanders claimed a vic- tory (73-63). Seniors Mark and John Boris com- bined for 38 points in this triumphant endeavor. This year’s basketball team aimed for the best, maintaining clear, strong goals. Hopefully, this de- mand for excellence will continue to be upheld by future teams. (This piece was paraphrased from an article by Sports Editor Mike Kovach, senior, in the February 12, 1987 issue of the PurbaliteJ “It’s my ball!” Hoopster or magician? 64 Sports Sports 65 fTlEN’S J.V. BASKETBALL 1st Row: L. Pafford, P. Shwarzmiller, M. Renk, T. Kunzler, J. Rose, E. Hall, J. Bonetti, S. Gardiner. 2nd Row: S. Gigliotti, C. March, J. Fiorill, D. Messman, P. Englert, S. Purcell, M. Sniegocki, P. Varnum, S. Brennen. mEN’S FRESHfTlAN BASKETBALL 1st Row: T. Tedder, E. Smith, B. Davie, S. Hale, N. Snaith, B. Gelzheizer. 2nd Row: Coach Ed Bartlett, R. Burr, T. Polesiak, J. Dean, E. Leon, M. Lutz, G. Gargarella, M. George, S. Smith, A. Tommarello, A. Chico. 66 Sports WOmEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st Row: M. Moeller, C. Stenglein, L. Dean, J. Kielarowski, M. Greb, B. Eperthener. 2nd Row: Coach AI Cain, Coach Ron Hudak, C. Long, B. Bubarth, C. Walker, L. Falcone. Missing: K. Frost An opponent is momentarily stunned. K. Frost goes for a free shot. “Will you please move, I’d like to pass the ball. This year’s Women’s Varsity Basketball Team finished 12-7. With Coach Hudak at the helm, the girls placed first at the South Park Tournament over Christmas vacation. Seniors Lisa Dean and Kathy Frost ranked in the top ten scorers in the WPIAL. Other outstanding players were senior Carrie Walker and juniors Cheryl Stenglein, Bridget Eperthener, and Lilly Falcone, The Lady Highlanders ranking third in their section, advanced to the WPIAL playoffs. Sports 67 WOmEN’S J.V. BASKETBALL 1st Row: N. Sommer, D. Proviano, K. Kopycinski. J. Nath. 2nd Row: Coach Albert Cain, Jill Murtha, T. Nath, H. Bornmann. M. Lober. J. Wagner. WOmEN’S FRESHfTlAN BASKETBALL 1st Row: M. Doerzbacher, J. Poploskie, C. Johnson, B. Susan, S. Reiff, A. Chico. 2nd Row: L. Willig, H. Lucas, C. Zajac, T. Ranallo, A. Ix ber, A. Thomarello, Coach Edwin Bartlett. 68 Sports Sports 69 mEN’s swimmiNG v diving While not performing well as a team, individual swimmers have come forth with excellent performances. Several members qualified for WPIAL cham- pionships. Junior Eric Daum was rank- ed first in Western Pennsylvania in the 200-meter freestyle and qualified for the 500-meter freestyle. Senior Ed Thomp- son qualified for the 50-meter and 500- meter freestyles. Both Daum and Thompson joined senior Lee Kulinna and sophomore Rob Daum in the 400- meter freestyle relay. While losing to longtime powerhouses, the team defeated Belle Vernon. The team deserves recognition for its extensive practice, commitment, and extra effort. (This piece was paraphrased from an article by reporter Tom Wuchenich, junior, in the February 12, 1987 issue of the Purbalite.J 1st Row: R. Sentner, S. Strotmeyer, R. Stonestreet, Coach Brian Day. 2nd Row: B. Greenaway, E. Daum, R. Daum, D. Altavilla. 3rd Row: D. Powell, J. Schultz, E. Thompson, L. Kulinna, C. Schmotzer. womEN’s swimmiNG v diving Although the women’s swimming team did not have an outstanding record (3-4), it did suffer from a move to a more difficult section. Three defeats were from teams in the top ten of the WPIAL: Upper St. Clair, Peters Township, and Norwin. The Swimmin’ Women did, however, have excellent in- dividual performances. The swim medley, consisting of 200 yards of backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and freestyle, was performed by seniors Ann Komer and Wendy Werner, junior Susie Baker, and freshman Candi Burke. The swim medley team was ranked third in the WPIAL. Even though the team loses several members with graduation, it has high hopes for next year. Members hope to surmount this year’s obstacles and con- tinue to aim for a championship year. (This piece was paraphrased from an article by Dan Solenday, senior, in the February 12, 1987 issue of the Purbalite.J 1st Row: J. Ries, C. Burke, A. Werner, E. Delaney, L. Gourley. 2nd Row: C. Baker, K. Hawkins, S. Baker, L. Maycheck, Coach Nanette Fornaday. 3rd Row: P. Van Eyden, W. Werner, M. Caspero, A. Komer, S. Ingle, Coach Brian Day. 70 Sports Sports 71 GYfTlNflSTICS The gymnastics team had a trium- phant year with 9 wins and 2 losses. The team was runner-up in its section and in WPIAL competition. Leading them at WPIAL’s were Seniors Deb- bie Ivey (2nd on beam) and Lori Fredericks (7th on beam). Junior Karen Kovach received a 1st on beam and 6th in the all around. Jenny Marino earned a 6th on bars while Heather Bekavac achieved a 4th on bars and a 6th on beam. These girls competed in the State Champion- ships. The entire team deserves credit for a great year, extra effort, and a job well done. K. Kovach displays a winning smile. L. Frederick. K. Snyder, K. Cardone, H. Bekavac. K. Kovach, Coach Bill Erdos. J. Marino. K Harbison M Bywalski, T. Hock, D. Ivey. 72 Sports Ready for action. Will she make it? GOLF Left to Right: M. Worton, K. Sharrer, J. Diulus, D. Layman, T. Webb, R. Sentner, R. Glabicki, Coach Frank Taucher. If I stoop any farther my pants will rip. Heather Sujansky putts her stuff. Rich Sentner — The Teams’ Driving Force? The golf team had a disappointing season this year finishing with a 2-5 record. However, the team was in contention every match with the final result being decided on the last hole. The bright spot on the team this year was Senior Capt. Doug Layman. Doug’s strong, consistent play led him to compete in the three major tournaments held by the W.P.I.A.L. Doug leaves as a three-year letterman and with a career record of only two defeats. Two newcomers joined the team this season, Seniors Rich Sentner and Troy Webb. Both played well and moved their way up to the 4th and 2nd posi- tions on the team, respectively. The team built a strong foundation for upcoming seasons with Freshman Ray Glacicki and sophomore Mario Wortten. Baldwin has two fine women golfers in Beth Parham and Heather Sumansky, who will greatly contribute to the team’s success next season. Other members of the team were senior returning lettermen, Jim Diulus and Ken Sharrer. Sports 73 mEN’S VARSITY SOCCER 1st Row: K. Meyer, B. Doyle, R. Kotkiewitz, T. Theodore, M. Ferris, J. Bercini, D. Burnett, C. Legeza. 2nd Row: Coach T. Blooming, A. Docherty, S. McIn- tosh, J. Madden, J. Hartman, M. Nagy, S. O’Hare, D. Moxom, S. Strotmeyer, J. Riggs, Coach Balach. Men’s Varsity Soccer finished off a challenging season with a 3-7 section record. Coach Tom Bleumling led the eighteen- member team which only contained eight seniors. Larger and more established teams made up Baldwin’s section, but “In- juries hurt us more than anything,” said senior player Mike Ferris. A drive that will surely mean another point for Baldwin. Taking a break from the action, D. Moxom heads for the sidelines. 74 Sports mEN’S JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER l.8t L' l° R Mike Clarke, Enc McDonough, Jim Coccagno, Rich Levis, Bill Switala. Tom Watson, Ed Lawrence. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Coach Jim Balach Jason Krieg, Dan Murtha, Shawn Magee, Eric Yohe, Marc Turina, Kevin Meyer, Shawn O’Hare, George Tarasi, Coach Tom Blueming. mEN’S FRESHfTlEN SOCCER 1st Row, L. to R.: Ken Malle. Jeff Schilling, Dan Koett, Brian McDonough, Gabe Gargarella, Mike Koontz. 2nd Row. L. to R.: Coach Jim Balach, Tom Bauer, Mike Balach, Kevin Switala, Andy Dechter, Chris Kramer, Coach Tom Blueming. Sports 75 WOmEN’S SOCCER 1st How: M. Coyle, C. Docherty, M. Wilhelm, B. Bistok, T. Glaser, N. Holewinski, F. Wingert, L. Neill, K. Kreuzer. 2nd Row: Mr. Henry, L. Pafford, D. Fun- tal, K. Klein, C. Yoest, T. Tarasi, P. Basciotta, Mr. Irwin. The women’s soccer team, in only their second season, finished the regular season undefeated with a record of 15-0. Standout players included leading scorer Linda Lee Papuga, a junior, goalkeeper Tina Glaser, who recorded 8 shutouts, junior Barb Bistok and MVP Tonia Tarasi on defense, and of- fensive catalysts Cathie Docherty and Diane Funtal. Other seniors were Fern Wingert, Lisa Neill, Karin Klein, Noelle Holewinski, Maura Coyle, and Michelle Wilhelm. The team was coached by Rod Irwin and Marty Henry. Are these girls tough? Yes!!! L, Papuga fights for control. 76 Sports WOmEN’S TENNIS 1st Row: B. Marcinko, K. Koch. A. Ruffenach, L. Baker. 2nd Row: I. Le Boubennec, S. Gigliotti, D. Henn, E. Mather, D. Isabell Le Boubenner — Baldwin’9 French Connection. The women’s tennis team finished the 1986-87 season with four wins and three losses. The team was led by sophomores, Linda Baker and Ashley Ganong, in singles and by seniors Dina Martin, Amy Ruffennach, Kirsten Koch, and Beth Mar- cinko in doubles. Other seniors on the team were Emily Mather, Pam Litz, and Amy Boley. The team’s coach was Mrs. Nicole Donoghue. Sporta 77 TON'S CROSS COUNTRY First Row: B. Greenaway, B. Shakespeare, J. Huber, S. Kieb, E. Rhode, D. Altavilla. Second Row: Coach Bill Vieth, J. Green, C. March, P. Greenaway, D. Altavilla, C. Handa, J. Mainerich, T. Wuchenich, W. Hasis. The men’s cross country extended a winning tradition for the 1986 season. Led by captain Tom Wuchenich, a junior, seniors Jim Huber, Doug Altavilla, Bob Shakespeare, and Brian Greenaway held a high ranking in Western Pennsylvania, and they advanced to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League finals. Other outstanding members included junior John Mainarich, as well as sophomore Walt Hasis. The team finished with eleven wins and three losses in the regular season, and it also won the Central Catholic Invitational, a major cross country meet in Western Pennsylvania. The team has many young members who hope to continue the tradition with another excellent season in 1987. 78 Sports WOmEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: A. Mancini, D. Marinelli, S. McNulty, L. Chesney. 2nd Row: Coach William Veith, B Cooper, S. Hoetzlein, M. Sabatini. With a small squad, the girls’ cross country team met the challenge of their sport — distance running. Senior Lynn Chesney led the team through a season of five wins and seven losses. Although the team was plagued by injuries, enough girls lined up to prevent forfeitures by each race time. The highlight of the season was the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League qualifiers, where Lynn Chesney advanced to compete as an individual contestant in the W.P.I.A.L. finals. With a respectable season, the girls showed spirit and sportsmanship at all times. The returning team members will keep the spirit alive and strive for a win- ning season in 1987. Lynn Chesney relaxing after a hard day’s work. Sports 79 mEN’S VARSITY HOCKEY 1st Row: M. Schuster, R. Smith, M. Kovach (captain) K. Sharrer (co-captain), B. Reed, M. Kelley. 2nd Row: Head Coach John O'Brien, J. Byers, K. Reed, M. O’Conner, J. Kuhl, D. Kelly, M. Canavan, Assistant Coach Mike Cox. 3rd Row: D. Novosel, D. Koval, J. Labellarte, C. Maietta, D. Grentz, M. Tranter. The Baldwin Highlander hockey team played a difficult schedule, yet it turned in an excellent record. Despite a mid-season slump, the team bounced back, beating Seton- LaSalle and Mt. Lebanon. Although defeated by Erie Prep, the team beat Erie McDowell while on its annual Erie trip. Much credit for this year’s performance goes to Jason Byers for his improved goal-tending. Confirming Baldwin’s talent was the selection of five members to the all-star team: Seniors Ken Reed, Ken Sharrer, and Mike Kovach and Juniors Dave Koval and Jason Byers. The Highlander hockey team has earned a place in the spotlight for its great talent and outstanding performance. (This piece was paraphrased from an article by Tom Wuchenich, junior, in the February 12,1986 issue of the Purbalite.J M. Schuster exhibits total control of the puck. K. Scharrer swiftly speeds towards the goal. 80 Sports mEN’S JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY 1st Row: K. Reed, B. Bereksazi, D. Kelly. 2nd Row: Head Coach Jim Reed, J. Hillegas, J. Lawton. J. Lawton, C. Kotwas, G. Tarasi, D. Benedict. Assis- tant Coach Chuck Kelly. 3rd Row: T. Pauley, D. Simmons, D. Grentz, J. Cichon, J. Shoats, E. Kberman. Sports 81 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row: C. Frost, T. Opel, C. Reis, J. Vaupel, C. Long, C. Walker. Second Row: J. Johns. V. Pisowicz, M. Moeller, L. Falcone. B. May, C. Kulousek. Third Row: D. Layton, 0. Cambest, K. Blosel, K. Fetsko. =■ w p s... VOLLEYBALL C. Long — Determination makes a champion. Up — Over — Score! This year’s women’s volleyball team continued Baldwin’s win- ning tradition in women’s athletics. The junior varsity team lost only two matches and the varsity was undefeated in section play under returning head coach, Paul Hindes. In ad- dition to the section games, the girls played in four tournaments at Trinity, North Allegheny Ambridge, and Penn Hills. They placed third at North Allegheny and finished first at both Trini- ty and Penn Hills. After the Penn Hills tournament, the var- sity team ranked first in the Western Pennsylvania In- terscholastic Athletic League. The girls proved that they deserved this ranking by win- ning the W.P.I.A.L. champion- ship. They then advanced to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association semifinals, held at Indiana University. The girls retained their status as one of the leading volleyball teams in the state. Both the junior varsity and varsity teams look forward to another great year in 1987. 82 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1st Row: C. Wuchenich, H. Boshelle, A. Mirt, D. Nagy, A. Ruce, M. Burr. 2nd Row: K. Lonergan. J. Wagner. K. Harbison, T. White, J. Miskovich. 3rd Row: M. Lober, D. Dupaly, N. Sommer, D. Wilds, L. Sucevic, B. Plummer. 4th Row: S. Sullivan, S. Hurley, C. George, D. Shade, L. Scheller, L. Webb. Missing: Heike Bornmann. Sports 83 VARSITY WRESTLING Ut Row: D. Loshelder, D. Aubele, M. Higgins, M. Rechtorik, S, Hayes, M. Frederick, D. Donovan, J. Waselko, B. Wagner, D. Hoydick, C. Cooley. 2nd Row S. McMurray, S. Bulsak, J, Shields, K. Breisinger, R. Velarde, B. J. McGroder, D. Berger, J. Donovan, B. Barton, A. Sabo. 3rd Row: Coach Richard Hard- ing, S. McKinney, E. Zatezalo, J. Pferdehirt, B. McPherson, S. Huber, K. Saffer. E. Loeffert, G. Bulsak, V. Popovski, J. Comstock, B. Mincin, Coach David Thom. “one ... two.. The Baldwin Highlander wrestling team, despite all its hard work had a discouraging season. The team is in a highly competitive section; therefore, it had a difficult time with traditionally powerful rivals, such as Mt. Lebanon and Bethel Park. Additionally, Keystone Oaks had become this year’s leader in wrestling. Although each wrestler had both highs and lows this year, the true problem seemed to be an inability to pull it all together. Several matches were lost by only a few points. Next year’s members hope to achieve that sense of unity vital to a winning team and look forward to a great season in the coming year. (This piece was paraphrased from an article by Dan Solenday, Senior, in the February 12, 1987 issue of the Purbalite.) V. Popovski gives a moment of silence! 84 Sports FRESHfTlfiN WRESTLING 1st Row: P. Chalmers. J. Cunningham. J. Torrance, P. Chalmers, C. Leindecker, B. Rees. 2nd Row: Coach E. Helbig. D. Kohle. J. Hillagas. R. Gerdes. R. Waldo, T. Fleming, Coach C. Helbig. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J. Georges gives us her win- ning smile. 1st Row: L. Russell, L. Lipovsky, L. Roeschenthaler, K. Verba, J. Schirra, L. Schneider, L. Hoydick. 2nd Row: M. Dubaniewicz, J. DuScheid, S. Gray, C. Coulehan, C. Nestler, K. Fisher. 3rd Row: L. Szydlowski, C. Adcock, K. Ostrowski, J. Georges. Missing: M. Imhoff. L. Schneider at Senior Recognition. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 86 Sports 1st Row: Beth McCann, B. Morgan, I. Spisak. 2nd Row: K. Ingle, L. Zysk, A. Marshall. 3rd Row: J. Dubaniewicz. L. Eber, K. Winkler. CHEERLEADERS — 9th Grade 1st Row: C. O’Hare, C. Carey, K. Bies. 2nd Row: S. Roessler, S. Steigerwald. 3rd Row: M. Dudanas, S. Ferrari. 4th Row: S. M. Mullee. Leading a cheer at an infamous Baldwin pep rally. Cheering the football team on a typical Friday. J. Schirra on senior rec. K. Verba creates some moral support. Sporta 87 JUNIORS Ackerman, Dave Allen, Amy Altavilla, Dennis Altavilla. Lisa Amicone, Julie Anania, Mary Beth Armenti, Dean Attanucci, Gregg Aubele, Dan Bailey, Scott Baker, Cheryl Baker, Susan Balach, Christine Barrett. Andrew Basciotta, Pauline Baumiller, Paul Baverso, Kevin Bazin, Kelly Beck, Charles Beimborn, Thomas Beiswenger, Anne Bell, Michael Bendel, Matthew Benedict, David Bennett, Christina Bereksazi, Kimberly Beringer. Erik Beu, Glen Bindyke, Marci Bishop, Lori Bistok, Barbara Blackburn, Matthew Bondie, Joseph Bonomi, Carrie 90 Juniors Bonomi, Mark Bourdeau, Mark Bramwell, Douglas Bray, Tracy Breisinger, Kenneth Brennan, Shawn Brinker, Bradley Brositz, Mark Brown, David Bubarth, Mark Bucci, Steven Buczynski, Alexander Budziszewski, Maria Buechel. Daniel Buel, Robert Bulsak, Gregory Burnett, David Butler. James Byers, Jason Bzura, Sheri Calfo, Andrea Campana. Melissa Campbell. Adam Canavan, Michael Carik, Ronald Carroll, Charles Chisler, Cathleen Cichon, James Cieslak, Carla Clarke, Michael G. Clarke. Michael K. Clifford, Scott Collabolletta, Susan Colhouer, Raymond Juniors 91 Conley, Carolyn Conley, Kelli Cook, Glenn Cooper, Elizabeth Cometta, Christopher Cramer, Jeffrey Critchlow, Christian Curley, Raymond Czap, Eric Dabulis, Dawn Darner, Scott Damiani, Adam Danley, William Daum, Eric Dawso, Christopher Deiley, Brian DelBianco, Karen Denson, Marvin Deutsch, Christian DiLeonardo, Karen Dobiak, Lee Dolgos, Paul Domanick, Kirk Donnelly, Rachael 92 Juniors Doyle, Kathleen Donovan. Dale Dorfner, Debbie Dorrance, Shelly Downie, Kelli Droat, Craig Dubaniewicz, Mary DuScheid, Jennifer Dyke, Kevin Dziadyk, John Eiben, Jeffrey Elco, Carmela Elco, Jenine Elias, William Eperthener. Bridget Evans, Wendy Falcone, Lillian Farmer, Tracy Feller, Jennifer Fiscante, John Fisher, Erik Flandro, Christine Fleckenstein, David Folger, John Forgacs, Alicia Forney, Jennifer Fortier, Karen Fournier, Scott Fingal, Tammy Foytick, Joseph Frederick, Edward Juniors 93 Friedrick, Stephen Fri8ch, Shelley Fuller, Beth Fulton, Sean Funaiock, Stacy Gajewski. Pearl Gazzo, Robert Gergely, Janet Gigliotti, Angela Gigliotti, Mary Lynn Gigliotti, Sharon Gillard, Daniel Gillis, Kimberly Gimper, Bernadine Glumac, Angel Gneuhs, Jennifer Godlewski, Stacey Goldbach, Karen Gonzalez. Richard Goslak, Leann Granigan, Mindy Gray. Sherry Greb, Michelle Grentz, Daniel Griffith, Colleen Grimm, Scott Grudowski, Traci Guerra, Michael Gurtner, Amy Hale, Blaise 94 Juniors Haley. Marla Handa, Christopher Hanka, Niccole Hanselman, Cynthia Hart. Tara Havrila, Kristeen Hawkins, Kimberly Heil, Steven Henn, Denise Henn, Diane Hess, Eric Hilker. Becki Hoetzlein, Susan Hoffman. Charles Hoffman. Denise Hoydick, Lisa Huber. Kevin Huber. Wendy Hustava, Jennifer Imhoff, Michelle Jablonski. Lori Jackson. Heather Johnson. Melanie Jones. Cathi Jones. Michael Jones, Wayne Joseph. Donna Joyce, John Keller. Martin Ketchel. Rebecca Juniors 95 Kirch, Eric Kirschman, Michael Klaphake. Victoria Klueber, Kimberly Knoll, Rachel Knorr, Christine Koenig. Scott Koerber, Deborah Kollar, Robert Kopycinski, Gregory Koss, Joe Kotwas, Clinton Kovach. Karen Koval, David Krantz, Michael Krapas, Amy Kratt, Leonard Kreuzer, Kathleen Krumme, Sigrid Kuehn, Christine Kusan, Lawrence Kussell, Lori Kweder, Amy LaBel larte, Joe Lamont. James Lamp. Jennifer Langlois, Randy LaQuatra, Marisa Larkin. Jill Lawrence. Edward Lawton, Richard LeDonne. Darla Lee. Kathleen Lemp. James 96 Juniors Leonard, Amy Leong, George Lewis, Jason Loeffler, Michael Long, Carolyn Luck, Scott Lutch, Gregory Madden, Jeffrey Mainarich, John Mancini, AnnMarie Mancini, Vincent Manfredi, Donald March. Charles Marinelli, Dana Marsteller, Timothy Mathews, Thomas Mattei, Sharon May. Brenda Maycheck, Laurie Major, Richard McAdoo, Julie McCaffrey, Amanda McCance, Michele McCloskey, Carol McCloskey, Dana McCoy, John Juniors 97 McDine, Eric McDonald, Lisa McKenzie. Heather McKibbin, Colleen McKinley. Sean McMullen, Ed Muse, Robert Nagel, Beth Neely, Robb Nguyen, Anh Nisbet. Mark Niggel, Jeffrey Mikula, Robert Miller, Christine McMurray, Sean McNulty, Shannon McWilliams, Jeffrey Meyer, Kevin Mitchell, Keith Moeller, Michelle Moore, Lynda Morosetti. Robert Moscatiello, Adriana Murtha, Daniel 98 Juniors Patton. Ryan Paul, Marcella Pauley. Thomas Pearson. Deborah Nossek, Stacey O’Brien. William O’Connor, Michael O’Donnell. Karen O’Hara. Sean O’Kain. Beth Pearson. James Pellegrini. Kelly Peretin, Jeffrey Perston, Brian Petrusky, Andrew Pfeiffer. Elizabeth Juniors 99 Pfeil, Kelly Pirone, Karen Piskor, Catherine Pisowicz, Vickie Pjontek, Amy Plummer, Barbara Polesiak, Catherine Pollitt, Monica Porco, Cynthia Priano, Gina Percy. Diana Priore, Christine Pusateri, Frank Quiring, Gregory Rambo. Kimberly Rauscher, Sandra Rechtorik. Michael Reed, Robert 100 Juniors Reich. Patricia Reid. Eric Reidenbaugh. Jeffrey Reis. Cynthia Reitmever. Richard Ricci. Glenn Richards. Sean Riggs. James Robertson. Scott Roell. Robert Roeschenthaler. Kristin Roth. Jeffrey Roth. James Ruch. Shawn Rud. Christopher Rudin. Michelle Ruffalo. Gina Ruggieri, Jamie Sabatini. Michelle Sabilla. Valerie Savolskis. Brian Schessler. Charles Schlernitzauer. Amy Schultz. David Schmidt. Dyan Schmidt. Renee Schmitt. David Schmotzer. Karen Schultz. Janet Schwartz. John Juniors 101 Selelyo, Kristine Settelmaier, Kevin Sfakianakis, Anna Shakespeare, Richard Shields, Dina Shoats, Jason Shonborn, Karen Sidoruk, Lori Simmons, Scott Sirianni, Jeanine Sirochman, Leslie Siwik, Dana Skowronski, David Slovonic, Jane Smay, Traci Smerker, Heather Smith, Della Smith, Russell Smokelin, Brooke Solenday, David Stanis, Joseph Stasko, Shelley Stenglein, Cheryl Stenglein, Jeffrey Sebastian, Anthony Seemiller, Carrie Sega, Denise Seitz, Shirley Stevens, Shawna Stoker, Julie Stotlemyer, Dawn Sturges, Jennifer 102 Juniors Sujansky, Heather Sullivan, Laura Sullivan, Tara Switaia, William Szeg, Patricia Szydlowski, Linda Talarek, Clayton Tallon, David Taylor, James Taylor, Kerry Taylor, Matthew Thoma, Jennifer Thornton, Joseph Tkach, Gerri Toski, Lynda Turina, Marc Unites. Wendy Utz, Tracy Valenta, Erik VanAntwerp, Jennifer Vaupel, Jennifer Juniors 103 Velarde, Robert Vida. Wendy Voelker, Scott Wagner, Bryan Waina, Daniel Walker, Arthur Welsh, Cathy Wertelet, Frank White. William White, Gregory Wieclaw, Gregory Wilding, Leslie Wilhelm, Diana W’illiams, Maranda Wilson. Wendy Withers, William Wodarek, William Wolny, Stacie 104 Juniors Woodbum, Robert Woods, Tracey Wuchenich, Thomas Wuchenich, Suzan Yacavace. Denise Young, Kimberly Zatezalo, Eli Zavodnik, Gina Zenkovich, Wayne Zevola. Lori Juniors 105 Central Administration BALDWIN-WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT To the Class of 1987: As you reflect on your achievements at Baldwin High School, you should feel pride, confidence, and the assurance of success. You have been fine students and scholars. You have participated in and supported school activities. You have strived to do your very best and you have succeeded. To the seniors of coming years, you leave high ex- pectations and the challenge to do even more. You take with you every bit of knowledge and the satisfaction of every ambition fulfilled and every goal reached. The knowledge and experiences you encountered at Baldwin High School will form the foundation for a rich and full tomorrow. May you, the Class of 1987, experience every possi- ble success, great joy, and personal satisfaction as you strive to reach new goals and the exhilarating challenges of tomorrow. Dr. Charles H. Faust Superintendent of Schools Dr. Charles H. Faust Superintendent of Schools Dr. Thomas Richey Supervisor of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction. Ms. Dorothy Walsh Assistant Superintendent Dr. James E. Shumaker Supervisor of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction Mr. John Frombach Director of Services 108 Dr. William Bigos School Psychologist Dr. Pamela Bram School Psychologist Ms. Marie Johnson Dietician Mr. Steven Mols Secretary to the Board School Board Mr. Paul Minetti President Ms. Francis M. Woodruff Vice-President Mr. Ronald F. Boyle Ms. Joan T. Etzel Mr. Edward R. Lucas Ms. Miriam T. Macek Ms. Cathy J. Mirt Ms. Lillian E. Orlandi N� 2nd Row: Helen Janus. Grace Blinn. Suzanne Millas. Carol Vodsak. Helen Keeley. Ruth Tron. 1st Row Rosemary Alko, Joan Firth, Gerda Bosak. Missing are Pat Bogden. Fran Lacher. Delons Younginger SCHOOL RDmiNISTRATION To the Class of 1987 While the end of the school year marks the end of your high school careers, it also means that you are on the threshold of a new life. What life will hold will depend on how you spend your time — we have only now. Yesterday is gone; we have no assurance of tomorrow. Any reasonable ambition can be realized with effort and perseverance and we believe that the teachers and staff of Baldwin High have given you the foundation for achieving a successful and rewarding life. A major key to success in life, to attain that which you deeply desire, is the ability not to surrender to self-doubt. Remember, “Not failure, but low aim, is a crime.” Best wishes for a happy life. Joseph E. Pekar Mr. Joseph E. Pekar — Principal Mr. Warren Frabizio 11th Grade Principal Mr. George Banky 10th Grade Principal Mr. Stephen Turlik Attendance 110 Faculty SECRETARIES Ms. Mary Lou Cross Secretary to the Principal Ms. Eida Caponi Financial Secretary Ms. Jean Luczak Receptionist Ms. Barbara Abbiatici 12th Grade Secretary Ms. Rosine Mazzocco 11th Grade Secretary Ms. Clair Windeknecht 10th Grade Secretary Ms. Anna Hohman Ms. Evelyn Horbiak 9th Grade Secretary Attendance Ms. Roseanne Bohonak Attendance Secretary Ms. Helen Webster Social Workers Athletics Secretary Ms. Caroline Persichetti Library Secretary Faculty 111 Mr. James A mod i e Science Mr. David Antis Guidance Mr. Charles Barkey Mathematics Mr. Howard Barnhart English Mr. Robert Bayer English Ms. Suzanne Bazin Guidance Ms. Joanne Berkoben Business Ms. Janet Carson Mathematics Mr. Donald Brancolini Mathematics Dr. Anna Marie Casile Guidance Ms. Barbara Cingel Guidance Ms. Janice Culbert Foreign Language Mr. Richard Bigley Business Mr. Frank Blankenbuehler Science Ms. Bonnie Boehm Home Economics Mr. Glenn Broman Social Science Ms. Ann Brucker Mr. Vance Bunardzya Physical Education Social Science 112 Faculty ‘Now if you want to drop Mr. Rocco D’Angelo Mathematics that class .. Mr. David Deramo Guidance Mr. Terry Diehl Mathematics Ms. Susan Frye Foreign Language Mr. William Doney Industrial Arts Ms. Marjorie Gibson Business Mr. Thomas Duhig Social Science Mr. James Gillooly Athletic Coordinator Mr. John Ellis Mathematics Mr. Richard Harding Foreign Language Mr. Raymond Henney Social Worker Ms. Linda Hickey Mathematics Mr. Marty Henry Health Mr. Raymond Hochberg English Mr. Vince DelGreco Physical Education Mr. Richard Dick Mathematics Mr. John Evosevic Social Science Mr. Olin Hays English Ms. Becky Hrutkay Guidance Faculty 113 Mr. Ronald Hudak Mathematics Mr. James Ickes Mathematics Mr. Jack James Mathematics Ms. Karen Jaszcar Business Dr. Arthur Jeffreys Science Ms. Barbara Jucha Social Science Ms. Catherine Kampetis English Mr. Samuel Kaufman Social Science Mr. Ralph Keller Industrial Arts Mr. Sam Kern Foreign Language 114 Faculty Morning stretch with Mr. Bunardzya! Freshmen struggle as biology teacher Mr. Wright pauses for a smile. Ms. Frances Marze English Ms. Helen Matyas Librarian Mr. George Matthews Physical Education Mr. George Mazur Science Ms. Ruth Meyer Home Economics Mr. George Michael Business Mr. Stephen Mizerak Social Science — Driver’s Education Mr. Arthur Mohall Industrial Arts 1 Ms. Terri Phillips English Mr. Thomas Morgan Foreign Language Mr. James Nahas Mathematics Mr. Donald Palmer Distributive Education Mr. James Morgan English Ms. Mary Jo Pollack Social Science Mr. Frank Potetz Business Ms. Marian Powney English Mr. William Putorti Health Ms. Nancy Reigel Home Economics Mr. Phil Rentier Social Worker Faculty 115 Mr. Paul Roth Science Mr. Theodore Shlanta Science Mr. David Russman Science Ms. Robynn Smith Physical Education Mr. John Salamone Mathematics Ms. Ruth Smith Home Economics Ms. Judith Schiavi Music Mr. David Spahr Mathematics Ms. Joanne Schindler Foreign Language Mr. Donald Stark Mathematics Mr. Robert Taylor Science Mr. James Thompson Social Science Mr. Robert Timmins Music Mr. John Tomko Science Ms. Patti Tranquilli English Mr. David Vandermer Science Mr. William Veith Social Science Mr. William Vizza English Mr. John Waterman Industrial Arts Ms. Roberta Weaver Guidance Ms. Noretta Willig English Mr. Raymond Yutzy Social Science Mr. Walter Zielinski Mathematics Mr. William Wright Science Mr. David Weber Art 116 Faculty CAFETERIA WORKERS BUS DRIVERS Faculty 119 Ackerman, Michelle Adams, Laura Albert, Edward Argotti. Brian Argotti, Lawrence Arkwright, Raymond Auel. Dana Barreiro, Douglas Barton, Robert Baumann, Ronald 122 Sophomores Baumgart, Dawn Bayton, Denise Beermann, Craig Begic, Amy Behers, Traci Benedict, Terri Bennett, Bobbie Bensen, Wendy Berger, Derek Berger, Larry Bernosky, Cara Biedzinski, John Bodner, Denise Boehm, Sean Boley, Paul Bonetti, James Booth, David Bornmann, Heike Sophomores 123 Boschele, Heather Boyle, Edward Brain, Renee Brandt, Christine Braun, Julie Bray, Dave Brennen, Susan Bridges, Kathleen Broccoli, Louis Bronczyk. Mark Brown, Donald Brunner, Melody Bruno, Christopher Bubarth, Barbara Bucci, Betty Bucci, Linda Burgess, Amy Burgess. Margie Burke, Michelle Burr, Meredith Byrne, Lisa Bywalski, Marlene Campolong, Richard Cardone, Karen Carlucci, J. P. Cassano, Christopher Catanzaro, Philip Catello, Darrell Ceresa, Stacy Challinor, Frank Chalovich, Mark Champlin, John Charles. David Chartrau, Gregory Cherkes, Jennifer Ciaffoni, Joseph Cobbey, Brett Coccagno, James Coll, Jason Collabolletta, Kathleen Collins, Kristen Comstock, Jonathan 124 Sophomores Comstock, Kevin Connelly. Susan Conn, Charles Connors, Kelly Conrad, Beverly Cooley, Charles Cord, James Costa, Gregory Courson, Jacqueline Coyle, Kendra Cundra, Tracy D’Hert, Judy Dalzell, Diana Daum, Robert De Lorenzo, Robert De Paola, Vincent Debski, Jeffery DelBianco. Rino Dick, Scott Dickson, Carolyn Dittmer, Jennifer Docherty, Andrew Dolan. Michael Dominowski, Beth Doran, Kevin Douglas. Michael Dowling, Jason Doyle, Maureen Drutis, Dane Dubaniewicz, Joanne Dupaly, Diane Dutko, Kristie Eber, Lynn Eckenrode, Roxanne Eidemueller, Eric Eisel, James Elko, Brian Ellenberg, Lesley Elliott, Dawn Ellis. Eric Englert, Paul Evans. Dana Sophomores 125 Fagan, Christine Fedak, Scott Feskorn, Julianne Fettis, Wendy Finnigan. Keith Fiorill, Joseph Fleming, Scott Forgacs, Lawrence Frahlich, Lori Franzetta, Elisa Frederick, Mike Freund, Mike Frey, Christine Frey, Kelly Froelich, Dave Fuchs, Bryon Gabler, Beth Gajewski, Marie Ganong, Ashley Gardiner, Stephen Geary, John Geary. Rae Ann George, Christine Goodboy, Shannon Grady, Shawn Graef, Stacey Green, James Green, Michelle 126 Sophomores Greenaway. Patrick Greiner, Christopher Griggle, Jennifer Guenther. David Gysan. Gretchen Gyurisin, Adam Habrat. Tamara Hagan. Mark Haines. Robin Halbleib, Melissa Hall. Eugene Hamel. Jeffrey Harding, Scott Harkins, Jennifer Harrison, Melissa Havey, Michael Hasis, Walt Hayes. Sean Hazi, Lori Heidenreich, John Higgins. Michael Himes. Richard Hinnebusch. Joseph Hite. Matthew Sophomores 127 Hoetzlein, Sharon Hoffman, Liz Homer, John Howard, William Hudson, David Huetter, Susan Hull, Bonnie Hunter, Scott Hurley, Shannon Hutter, Kelly Ipson, Mary Ingle. Kelly Jefferson, Darrell Joint. Shawn Jones, Michael Jones, Robert Jones, Terri Joseph. Norman Karas, Dannie Kazienko, Monica Keener, David Kelly. Kimberly Kemmler, Jeffrey Kempa, Anthony Kerr, Christopher Kilbert, Robert King, Lori Kinzel, Fred Kipp, Amy Kirsch, Rhonda Kleinhans, Julie Klos, Gary Knefelkamp. Amy Kocinski, Keith Konopka, Tricia Kopsa, Nicole Kopycinski, Kristin Koval, Ken Kramer, Leslie Kramer, Michelle Krappweis, Richard Krein, Edward 128 Sophomores Krepley, Karen Kresak. John Krieg, Jason Kuchta, Robert Kuehn. Mary Kuklis, Joseph Kunzler. Jamin Kunzler, Tim Kuskie. David Kyle, Kenneth Lacek, Greg Lacher, Jennifer Landers. Matthew Langer, Ronald Langford. Missy Larde. Jennifer Lawton. Jeffrey Layton. Joel Lee. Maureen Leghart. Rebecca Levis, Richard Lew. Deborah Lisica, Stephanie Lips. Heidi Lober. Maretta Loeffert, John Lonergan. Kelly Los, Robert Loshelder. David Loy, Heidi Luty. Jeffrey Lydon, Kevin Machi, Jennifer Madden, I ee Madey, Mark Magee. Sean Maggs, Jennifer Mahoney. Julie Mainarich, Lori Malloy, Amy Mamula. Matthew Margita, Stephen Sophomores 129 Marino, Jennifer Marshall. Amy Martin, Christopher Martino. Lenard Matlak, Mary Jo McCann, Beth McConaha, Diana McCracken, Roy McCrory, K. C. McDonough, Eric McFadden, Richard McCann, Keith Medve, John Mehaffey, Robyn Meis, Jeffrey Merchant, John Merz, Robert Messman, David McGee. Thomas McHenry, Christopher McManus. David McPherson, Robert Meder, Richard McGivern, Edward McGroder. B. J. 130 Sophomores Miller, Matthew Miller, Michelle Miller, Scott Mincin, Robert Mirt, Amy Miskovich, Jennifer Niedermeyer, Shawn Noceti, Stephanie O’Donnell, Candace O’Donnell. John O’Hare, Shawn O’Neill. Jennifer Sophomores 131 Oberheuser, Paul Obinger, Christine Ondos, Christine Ozoskey, Matthew Palmiere, Dianna Palmieri, A. J. Parnell, Christopher Patterson, Wendy Pearson, Wayne Petrie, Jennifer Pifer, Scott Plotz, Cindy Porta, Bonnie Portanova, Jill Porter, David Porter, Robert Porter, Tammy Priore, Kimberly Proviano, Debra Purcell, Shawn Radford, Amy Ragan, Amy Ray, Amy Reed, Russell Reeves, Ralph Reid, Timothy Reinhardt, Rock Renk, Michael Ries, Joanne Roberts, Alan Rose, John Ross, John Rost, Mike Rostek, Thomas Ruffenach, Charles Rullo, Salvatore Ryce, Angela Sabo, Alan Sadowski, Robin Sandonato, Anthony Sanfilippo, Susan Sarasnick, Erika 132 Sophomores Schafer, Colleen Scheller, Leigh Schenle, Matthew Scheuermann, Carl Schmidt, Charles Schmidt, James Schmitt. Jeanne Schmitt. Staci Schmotzer, Jeffery Schoon,Jody Schraeder, Scott Schultz, Jason Schwarzmiller, Paul Scott, Melissa Scott, Thomas Sexauer, Paul Shade, Dana Sharp, Christina Shields. Joseph Scholtz, David Shontz, Robert A AT „ ! fAEASUPSCP Siemon, Kelly Simko, Stephen Singer, Glenn Sophomores 133 Singleton. Kristen Slinskey, Jenifer Smaglo, Daniel Smith. Kathy Smith, Lisa Smith, Mark Sniegocki, Matthew Snyder, Scott Sobieral8ki, John Sodini, Steven Solomon, Melissa Sommer, Natalie Spear, Marc Spisak, Irene Stark, Richard Stasik, Tracy Sterling. Amy Sterzinger, Karen Stokes, James Strotmeyer, Stephen Stuart, Kimberly Sucevic, Lynn Sullivan. James Sullivan. Shannon Sunseri, Lisa Szalla, Kent Szeg, Amy Szulczewski, Melanie Tarasi, George Taylor, Kevin Terreri, MaryKaye Theil, Darren Thieret, Jeffrey Thomas, Kelli Toohey, William Trautvetter, Chad Tschannen, Jeanine Tulenko, Michael VanDoren. Marc Vargo, Raymond Varnum, Paul Veith, Valerie 134 Sophomores Velicoff, Beth Vucich, Stephen Wagner. Jill W'alker, Jacqueline Walsh, Brian Ward, Jill Ware, Robert W'aselko, Jeffrey Watson, Thomas Waugaman, Scott Webb, Lisa Weber, Jean Weber, Rene Welding, Charlene Welty, Daniel Weprich, Kimberly White, Christopher White, Tara Wilds, Diane Willig, Laura Wiloch. Scott Winkler, Kelly Wirth. Christine Wodarek, Timothy Wolfe. Paul Wooddell, Greg Woodson, Margaret Woodson, Michelle Worton, Mario Wuchenich, Cara Yee, Kristina Yekel, Sherri Yesline, Eric Yoest, Christine Yohe, Erick Yunker. Jennifer Zinkand, Denise Zysk, Linda Sophomores 135 BRLTHI STAFF 1st Row: K. McMahan, K. Holtz, M. Handa, L. Shontz, McChasky, L. Scott. 2nd Row: J. Zbozny, S. Mehaffey, M. Switala, L. Ellenberg, C. Handa, K. Eklund, M. Clarke. M. Moats. Missing: A. Salamey, N. Lytle, K. Zoldos, D. Zoldos, S. Oswalt, M. Zbozny, M. Terrari, M. Mann, I. Bornman, M. McMahan. C. Jones, B. May, E. Urbansky, W. Luty, A. Zapeline. W. Wenerstrom, M. Spear. Balthi Editors Editors-in-Chief: Keith Eklund and Amy Salamey Senior Class Editor: Nancy Lytle Junior Class Editor: Brenda May Sophomore Class Editor: Mary Kay Terrari Freshman Class Editor: Wendy Wenerstrom Activities Section Editor: Michael Clarke Sports Section Editor: Christopher Handa Business Editor: Wendy Luty Photography Editor: Keith Eklund Copy-Literary Editors: Lori Shontz and Edward Urbansky Sponsors: Mr. Robert Bayer and Mrs. Marian Powney 138 Activities N. Lytle plans a dominant photo. M. Clarke and A. Salamey at a typical” meeting. M. Moats chooses the right photo. S. Oswalt before work begins. Dear Balthi Staff, Well, we did it!! This year, the Balthi has represented some of our largest frustrations, but also our greatest happiness. We’ve come a long way since the crazy times at the Seven Springs’ Seminar. It seems as though we were just in the planning stages, but now we’re really done. There are certain staff members who deserve some special recognition. First and foremost, Mike Clarke — our right hand man, without you, there would be no yearbook. You’re the best! Nancy Lytle — more than just Student Life and Seniors, you deserve more recognition than we can ever give. Chris Handa — by the second semester, you yield- ed to the benevolent dictatorship of Balthi, and quite well, we might add, proving your dedication with hard work. Brenda May — the Junior section was never done so quickly (or so well). Lori Shontz and Ed Urbansky — now stop bickering about style rule infrac- tions. Seriously, though, you are the best two copy editors imaginable. Denise and Kelly Zoldos and Meg Moats — thanks for always being here and for all the moral support. Larry Scott — you’re the greatest; we’re glad to see that you learned to crop correctly! Iris Bornmann, Wendy Wenerstrom, Mike Mann, and Melanie Wuchenich — thanks for working on the Freshman section. To Michelle Handa, Krista Holtz, and Sara Oswalt — “Do it on a Quad-pack.” Nineteen ninety will be your year. Mary Kay Terrari, Wendy Lu- ty, Amy Zapeline — thanks for all your hard work and dedication. And to our photographers, Jenny and Mike Zbozny, Meg Moats, Marc Spear, and Mike Chasky — a special appreciation for all the necessary last-minute rolls of film. Thanks to Laura and Karen McMahan for their long hours and hard work. To all the people who graciously donated their personal pictures to our book, we are forever grateful. And to the many whom we have not men- tioned — we thank you so very much for your con- tribution to the 1987 Balthi. Most of all, we must thank our sponsors, Mr. Robert Bayer and Mrs. Marian Powney, for all their help, patience, and understanding. This year, a lot of patience was certainly required. Overall, however, it has been a fabulous year, and we could not have asked for a better staff. We really pro- gressed. We made a lot of changes; and we’ve final- ly finished with a pretty good book. Thank you all again so much! Good luck to the Balthi staff of 1988! Your editors, Amy Salamey and Keith Eklund Another Balthi picture? Activities 139 PURBRLITE STAFF 1st Row: M. Moats, W. Wenerstrom, M. Coyle. L. Bitner, L. Shontz, K. O’Donnell. W. Luty, K. Klein. 2nd Row: J. Ellenberg, E. Lawrence, D. Spear, M. Chasky, B. O’Brien, J. Webber, J. Pastorious, S. Simmons. 3rd Row: M. Mann, D. Bramwell, T. W’uchenich, J. Renk, M. Kovach, K. Eklund, C. McCloskey. Missing: M. Stefanac. Baldwin High School 4653 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Co-Managing Editors Joe Pastorius, Judy Weber Business Manager Bill O Brien Exchange subscriptions Editor Keith Eklund Features Editor Jennifer Renk News Editor....................................... Kann Klein Sports Editor Mike Kovach Copy Editor Karen O’Donnell Photography Editor Mike Chasky Cartoonist Illustrator Mike Stefanac Reporters Amy Boley, Doug Bramwell, Maura Coyle, Angela Deluliis, Jen Ellenberg, Kim Gillis, Beraie Gimper, Matt Hite, Ed Lawrence, Wendy Luty, Mike Mann, Carol McCloskey, Beth O’Kain, Lori Shontz, Scott Simmons, Dan Solenday, Mary Terreri, Ed Thompson, Wendy Wenerstrom, Tom Wuchenich Photographers Laura Bitner, Keith Eklund, Meg Moats, Don Spear Adviser Mrs. Fran Marze M. Coyle with the New Purbalite Sponsor, “Grendel.' 140 Activities J. Pastorius tells his opinion. L. Bitner and D. Bramwell discuss getting Ads. HAVE YOU NOTICED? Have you noticed the impossible finally happened? Yes, Friday, January 16 was the first Friday pizza was not served in the cafeteria this year. Have you noticed Attorney General Ed Meese wants to underplay the use of the Miranda Act, the law requiring police officers to read a suspect his rights. Could we come a little closer to creating a secret police system? Happy 100th anniversary of the Constitution to you too, Ed. Have you noticed, when you drink milk from a carton, whether you are a right — or left-handed drinker? That is to say, do you put your nose on the right or left side of the raised lip? They say one can tell a person’s political tendencies by the way he drinks his milk: right-sided, conservative, left-sided, liberal, in the center, no preference. Have you noticed we still have different temperatures at the north and south ends of the building? Has anyone tried adjusting those thermostats they keep locked-up in those little cages? Don’t worry, though, they’ll have the boiler running full steam, in May. Have you noticed a date still has not been set for commencement exercises? I can’t wait to see what happens when the announcements have no dates on them. Isn’t it nice that a company in Alabama knows what day we’re graduating before we do? Have you noticed this article has been very critical? Well, so much for winter boredom. (This article was written by Co-managing Editor Joe Pastorius, senior; it ap- peared in the February 12,1987 issue of the Purbalite.) Activities 141 It's time to brainstorm. The staff is hard at work for the next issue. Student Council 1st Row: EXECUTIVE BOARD — K. Bayer, J. Johns, B. Delgreco, A. Joint, J. Thoma, T. Covato, L. Covato, A. Slinskev, B. Smokelin. M. Glabicki, J. Ciaffoni. 2nd Row: D. Elliot, K. Lonergan, T. Ambrose, R. Gerdes, R. Gardener, J. Fredricks, R. Zawacki, J. McHugh, K. Schneider, M. Mullee, C. Yoest. 3rd Row: D. Baumgart, S. Rauscher, C. Eleo, M. Miklas, S. Bucci, E. Schmidt, T. Woods, M. Susan, A. Hawkins, D. Berger, K. Seleyo, J. Slinskey, K. Har- bison, J. Marino, C. George, B. Harding, H. Lips, E. DeCarpio, S. Gigliotti, L. Pafford. 4th Row: T. Kravner, K. Sobec, A. Sfakianakis, D. Dorfner, D. Telip- sky, E. Ambrose, J. Hartman, D. Layman, M. Richards, C. Adcock, A. Evosevic, C. March, A. Pintavalle, F. Pavlik, D. Schmidt, J. Poploskie, J. Haydusko, M. Jones, D. Brakoneckie, K. O’Neill. 5th Row: J. Withers, J. Baccelli, M. LaQuatra, W. Wilson, M. K. Clarke, R. Lanflois, A. Damiani, C. Cawley, C. Wied- der, C. Walker, R. Phillips, J. Madden, S. Gray, L. Schneider, J. Schirra, A. Ruffenach, C. Nestler, L. Jablonski, D. Buechel, P. Schwartzmiller, R. Kirsch. 6th Row: G. White, C. Talerek, E. Fisher, R. Smith, E. Thompson, M. Bunch, T. Glaser, S. Bies, A. Walker, S. Huber, D. Solenday, L. Kulinna, K. Nelligan, M. Schuster, S. Hale, K. Downie. OFFICERS — Lucia Covato (Vice President), Bill Delgreco (President), Allison Slinskey (Secretary). Missing: Marvin Denson (Treasurer). EXECUTIVE BOARD — 1st Row: A. Joint, T. Covato, L. Covato, B. Smokelin. 2nd Row: J. Thoma, J. Johns, A. Slinskey, J. Ciaffoni. 3rd Row: K. Bayer, B. DelGreco, M. Glabicki. Missing: Mike Clarke, Marvin Denson. 142 Activities J. Patterline gets psyched for the needle. M. Reis sorts the pinks. Every year Student Council provides many essential ac- tivities. It sponsored annual events which have become Baldwin traditions. Blood drives. Flower Days, Valentine’s Day Sucker Sales, and Spirit Weeks were all run by Student Council. Also it sponsored the Showcases and Camfel Produc- tions, the multiscreen films which all Baldwin students enjoy. Representatives were elected in September, officers for next year in May. This year’s officers were Bill DelGreco, Presi- dent; Lucia Covato, Vice President; Allison Slinskey, Secretary; and Marvin Denson, Treasurer. Mr. Robert Bayer has been the advisor of Student Council since 1977. He is assisted by Ms. Marian Powney. What does Christmas mean to you? You mean we have to give blood to eat this stuff? Activities 143 Senior Representatives 1st Row: D. Flick, A. Joint, T. Glaser. D. Ivey. 2nd Row: M. Caspero. D. Telepsky, L. Lipovsky, V. Popovski. D. Berger, J. Johns, L. Sullivan. J. Schirra, F. Pavlik. A. Pintavalle. D. Layton. 3rd Row: J. Georges. A. Evosevic, C. Cawley. K. Bayer. J. Hartman. D. Layman. M. Richards, K. Ostrowski. L. Schneider. A. Ruffennach, C. Nestler. C. Adcock. 4th Row: L. Wincko. R. Phillips. C. Wiedder. S. Huber. D. Solenday. K. Nelligan, M. Schuster. A. Slinskey, L. Covato. 5th Row: M. Chalovich. M. Kovach. B. DelGreco, J. Baccelli, L. Kulinna, S. Bies. Sr. Activities OFFICERS This year’s Senior Class planned a memorable year for every senior. The year began with a kickoff pep rally and the MORP Dance, a backwards Prom. “A Past to Remember, a Future to Mold” was the theme of the First major event: Senior Celebration. The buffet and dance were held November 3 on the Gateway Clipper Fleet’s Liberty Belle and Party Liner. This year’s Christmas Dance, held December 17 at the South Hills Village Sheraton focused on the theme, ‘‘A Mid-Winter Night’s Dream.” The class officers were Tina Glaser, presi- dent; Angie Joint, vice president; Dave Flick, treasurer; and Debbie Ivey, secretary. Mr. Raymond Hochberg and Mrs. Janet Laszewski sponsored the Class of 1987 this year. OFFICERS — Dave Flick (Treasurer), Angie Joint (Vice Pres.), Tina Glaser (President), Debbie Ivey (Secretary). 144 Activities JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES 1st Row: D. Marinelli, T. Misko, J. Thoma, K. Selelyo, S. Bucci. 2nd Row: R. Smith. B. Eperthener, S. Gray. J. Madden, T. Wuchenich, J. Taylor. 3rd Row: K. O’Neill, S. Gigliotti, L. Pafford, D. Schmidt, C. March. OFFICERS Proving they’re ready to face the challenges of twelfth grade, the Junior Class made this year an eventful one. Under the guidance of sponsor Charles McKinney, the class of ’88 planned the Christmas dance, the junior’s candy sale and pool party. With Student Council, they conducted the annual magazine sale. In the annual Christmas decorating contest among the classes, the juniors won the originality award for their por- trayal of Santa and his sleigh. This year’s junior class was led by Tara Misko, President; Russ Smith, Vice-President; Sherry Gray, Secretary; and Bridget Eperthener, Treasurer. 1st Row: Tara Misko (president). 2nd Row: Bridget Eperthener (treasurer). Sherry Gray (secretary). 3rd Row: Russ Smith (vice-president). Activities 145 SOPHOmORE REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: K. Lonergan, B. Harding, T. Ambrose, B. Howard, D. Elliott, K. Frey, C. Yoest, M. Solomon, D. Auel. Row 2: L. Berger, J. Layton, G. Tarasi, K. Smith, J. Marino, K. Harbison, R. Kirsch, C. Ondos. Row 3: D. Messman, J. Ciaffoni, E. Albert, M. Bates. Missing: M. Spear. This year the Sophomore Class elected officers in Oc- tober as follows: Jenny Marino, president; Kathy Smith, vice president; Kerry Harbison, secretary; and Rhonda Kirsch, treasurer. After searching two months for a sponsor, Mr. Paul Hindes was appointed in November. Jenny Marino: President, Kathy Smith: Vice President, Kerry Har- bison: Secretary, Rhonda Kirsch: Treasurer OFFICERS 146 Activities FRESHfTlRN REPRESENTATIVES 1st Row: J. Haydusko, S. Oswalt, J. Frederick, J. McHugh, S. Verba. 2nd Row: J. Cunningham, D. Kolesar, E. Schmidt, S. Steigerwald, R. Gerdes, J. Hillegas. 3rd Row: J. P. Serafini, R. Gardner, D. Brown, M. Frisco, M. Henn, S. Hale, T. Tedder. OFFICERS This year Baldwin welcomed the second freshman class to the high school. Elected officers were Tom Tedder, presi- dent; Jason Hillegas, vice president; and Sherry Verba, treasurer-secretary. The Freshman Class planned the Christmas Dance, the Valentine’s Dance, and the annual April Beach Party. The ninth graders demonstrated their school spirit by making banners and signs for all occasions. They are looking forward to three more years here at Baldwin. Mrs. Lois McClain sponsored the Class of 1990 this year. Jason Hillegas: Vice President, Sherry Verba: Secretary, Tom Tedder: President. Activities 147 KEY CLUB 1st Row: A. Glumae, L. Zevola, J. Pastroious, W. Jones. 2nd Row: C. Meeder, Q. Nguyn, T. Rutkowksi, M. Zbozny, T. Dowling, J. Larkin, K. McMahan, A. Amoroso, A. Boley, C. Elco. 3rd Row: K. Hartman. B. Reitmeyer, L. Ellenberg, E. Delaney, S. Mattei, M. LaQuatra, S. Roessler, K. Bies, W. Wilson, L. McMahan, T. Woods. 4th Row: K. McBride, T. Nath, J. Nath, D. Layhue, J. I acher, S. Miskevich, M. Moats, C. Griffith, K. Shonborn, S. Bies. 5th Row: T. Yousko, D. Flick, G. White, J. Cebula, J. Bruno, M. Chasky, B. Kilbert. Missing: M. Budziszewski, S. Hunter, S. Hunter, K. Karcher, G. Kopycinski, G. Lacek, L. A. Madden, B. McCann, B. Meador, T. Misko, C. O’Hare, J. Pastorius, L. Shearer, T. Sullivan, B. Switala. The Key Club had a productive and fun-filled year. It raised money and volunteered its time for different charities in the Pittsburgh area, including the YMCA Haunted House, WQED telethons, and Baldwin’s Com- mencement. They held a food drive in early November, col- lecting over 400 cans for needy families in our area. Students also attended the annual convention in Hershey Park, Pennsylvania, receiving first place for their 1985-86 scrapbook. President Joe Pastorius guided the club with the help of five officers: Steve Bies Lieutenant Governor of Districts Four and Eight; Wayne Jones, Vice President; Lori Zevola, Secretary; Angel Glumac, Treasurer; and Tara Sullivan, liaison. Mrs. Helen Matyas has sponsored the club for six years. 148 Activities 1st Row: Wayne Jones. 2nd Row: Angel Glumac, Lori Zavola. 3rd Row: Joe Pastorius, Steve Bies. TEEN INSTITUTE First Row: S. Huetter, M. Johnson, B. Smokelin, J. Thoma, K. Bayer, M. Galiucci, B. McGinley. Second Row: C. Welding, K. Connors, B. May, J. Petrie. B. DelGreco, M. Chasky, S. McKinley, M. Moats. Third Row: M. LaQuatra, C. Griffith, D. Dorfner, D. Flick, L. Maycheck, D. Pearson, J. Kuhl. Missing: L. Scott. DRfVnR CLUB 1st Row: M. Martin, M. Wuchenich, M. Moats, L. Bitner, S. Noceti. 2nd Row: S. Pifer, S. Rauscher, W. Vida, K. Andre, D. Zoldos. 3rd Row: J. Zbozny, B. Dallmus, M. Chasky, L. Pafford, S. Yekel, B. Reitmeyer. Teen Institute was created to be a social group to have fun without drugs or alcohol. It also pro- vides information and helps students decide about drugs and alcohol. One major annual activity was the TI weekend. Held in early November, it enabled a few selected students to meet with TI members from different schools. Senior Dave Flick was chosen to be the Student Coordinator, and Mr. Rentier was an adult advisor. Also planned was the Teen Action Day at Cen- tury III Mall in late January, where many TI groups gathered to distribute information about drugs and alcohol. Officers were Michael Chasky, President; Kristen O’Neill, Vice President; Brooke Smokelin, Secretary; and Dave Flick, Treasurer. The members of Baldwin’s Drama Club have actively exhibited their talents throughout the year, not only in the school, but also in the com- munity. In October, the club helped the Cloverleaf YMCA to raise funds by participating in their annual Haunted House. One of the Drama Club’s major activities was its part in Bells are Ringing, this year’s musical. Baldwin’s thespians also presented their own production, Room and Bored this past spring. Activities 149 Junior Achievement 1st Row: A. Allen. B. Shontz, R. Arkwright. K. Kreuzer, M. Clarke. J. Gneuhs. L. Pafford, M. Dubaniewicz. K. Downie. 2nd Row: J. Ware. A. Welding. J. Stock, M. Denson, M. Moats, C. Wiedder, L. Bishop. 3rd Row: L. Wilding, C. Seemiller, T. Yousko, M. Burich, J. Bercini, R. Latona, J. Hartman, L. Kulinna, G. Bacek, J. P. Carlucci. Each year the Allegheny Intermediate Unit sponsors a variety of apprenticeship programs to acquaint students with fields not normally covered in high school. Students gain familiarity and hands-on experience in diverse areas, such as animal behavior, aquatic and marine biology, ar- chaeology, architecture, astronomy, choreography, com- mercial art, conducting music, dance, film-making, geology and earth sciences, international social science, meteorology, poetry, still photography, theater, vertebrate paleontology, and veterinary science. To qualify for the program, students must write a small essay and obtain a teacher recommendation. Those who are selected meet once a month for specialized instruction from experts in their respective fields. These students go on field trips and engage in other activities that allow them to gain valuable insights into career options. Students who attend Junior Achievement form their own companies, controlling all aspects of industry, including production, marketing, and administration. Members pur- chase stock and receive wages and dividends. The most suc- cessful companies compete for awards at higher levels. In 1986 two students won District Achiever Awards: Tina Glaser, Top Selection “Vice President of Marketing” District, and Carol Wiedder, Top Selection “Vice President of Finance” District. Junior Achievement strives to provide students with knowledge and experience of the business world. Approx- imately fifty Baldwin students participated in a variety of programs. 1st Row: B. O’Kain. S. Wolny, B. O’Brien. 2nd Row: F. Mikula, B. Smokelin, J. Thoma, L. Maycheck. 3rd Row: S. Simmons. D. Solenday, S. Frisch. J. McAdoo. 4th Row: R. Smith, J. Mainarich, M. Chasky. Apprenticeship 150 Activities CHILDCARE I can’t believe they really did that! Child care students and aides anxiously await playtime. Senior Ken Sharrer sparks hockey fever in future athletes. Julie Harkins and Sandy Senneway play Ring-Around-The-Rosies. The smiling faces of child care! Activities 151 mflTH LEAGUE 1st Row: K. Doyle, K. Sharrer, J. Peretin, V. Alario, K. Bayer, L. Covato, B. DelGreco, L. Roeschenthaler, K. Verba, W. Vida, N. Lytle, M. Moats, R. Fet- ti8, D. Sega, S. Gavin, W. Jones, B. O’Brien. 2nd Row: K. Schmotzer, J. Slovonic, W. Huber, J. Joyce, A. Evosevic, K. Fortier, J. Tobacco, T. Tarasi, M. Clarke, A. Salamey, C. Schwarzmiller, D. Hoydick, J. Kuhl, J. Novak, E. Urbansky. 3rd Row: B. Eperthener, B. Fuller, M. Greb, D. Dupaly, J. Bippus, K. Selelyo, J. Thoma, S. Siford, L. Schneider, K. Karcher, C. Nestler, B. Bistock, L. Papuga, C. Weider, T. Glaser, B. May, J. Pferdehirt, K. Nelligan, J. Mainarich, J. Cebula, C. Handa. 4th Row: M. Brositz, J. Reidenbaugh, K. Domanick, D. Koval, E. Daum, D. Schmitt, D. Siwik, E. Eberman, J. Lamp, L. Bishop, J. Vopak, L. Szydlowski, S. Mattei, K. Shonborn, K. Hayes, S. Heeter, M. Marze, K. Eklund, M. Chasky, S. Schenk, C. Beck. 5th Row: D. Benedict, G. White, C. Talerk, R. Smith, S. Luck, J. Roth, S. Heil, R. Kenny, M. Winowich, D. Solenday, C. Switala, J. Milcic. Missing: M. Spear, M. Switala. Students who enjoy working challenging math problems can join the Math League, sponsored by Mr. Terry Diehl. Members meet six times each year to take tests designed by the Penn- sylvania Mathematics League. Each test is com- prised of six problems requiring knowledge of algebra and geometry and the use of logic. Students have thirty minutes to complete the six-point examinations. School scores are deter- mined by summing the five highest scores. The top thirty scorers on the first five exams are eligible to take the Annual High School Mathematical Examinations, sponsored by the American Mathematical Association and other mathematics-oriented organizations. 152 Activities M. Marze after one of the tests. COmPUTER CLUB First Row: J. Waselko, J. Schmotzer, L. Bishop, K. Lee, S. Wolney, R. Molinaro, T. Hoefling, S. Curo. Second Row: F. Wingert, M. Chasky, J Bruno C Lasko T. Patterson, B. DelGreco, J. Lewis, K. Ogg. Third Row: R. Gilbert, J. Roth, S. Friedrick, C. Beck, S. Heil, K. Doyle. S. Heeter, V, Alario, K. Sharrer, M. Marze’ K. Nelligan. WESTINGHOUSE SCIENCE HONORS INSTITUTE Outstanding science students are given the oppor- tunity to attend the Westinghouse Science Honors In- situte, based on their academic credentials, SAT scores, and a science teacher’s recommendation. This year, 286 high school seniors were selected from Allegheny and other nearby counties to participate in the Saturday morning lecture series. Students learn about some of the newest topics in science, such as metallurgy and materials science, semiconductor devices, CAD CAM, plasmas, lasers, and low temperature physics. The lectures are presented by distinguished experts from PPG Research, local universities’ science departments, and Westinghouse itself. After the 12 lectures, students may take an op- tional test. The top 10 scorers receive pocket com- puters, and the top 2 receive summer jobs at the Westinghouse Research and Development Center. First Row: S. Morris, E. Urbansky, K. Eklund, M. Marze. Second Row: F. Mikula, J. Cebula, K. Nelligan. Third Row: D. Solenday, J. Blahusch. Missing: M. Switala, K. Hayes, M. Schuster, M. Rampolla. Activities 153 OFFICE HELPERS 1st Row: J. Pack, J. Maggs, S. Ceresa, A. Gigiotti, M. Paul, G. Zavodnik, S. Bower, B. O’Brien, J. Gneuhs. 2nd Row: L. Benkobich, L. Kraus, K. Wenslovas, C. Shell, A. Moscatiello, M. Denson, C. Weidder, C. Cawley, S. Harding, C. Kerr. 3rd Row: J. O’Neil, K. Ruezer, L. Papuga, M. Wilhelm, P. Clemens, C. Briscelli, D. Flick, J. Hustava, M. Clarke, R. Geary. 4th Row: L. Bishop. C. Priore, J. Ware, A. Welding, D. Kirsch, L. Pafford, T. Dubaniewicz. 5th Row: W. Pearson, J. McCoy, B. Ketchel, G. Lutch, B. Meador. R. Coyne, L. Kulinna, B. DelGreco, J. Hartman, A. Walker, D. Charles. M. Miller. Missing: L. Goslak. Office Helpers provide invaluable services for Baldwin. They are all secretaries in a sense, yet they usually do not receive much credit. Besides stapling papers, addressing envelopes, and putting college material in order, they also search the school to find teachers and students who are needed by the offices. “They also serve who only sit and wait.” 154 Activities Did Mr. Turlik really start this way? SHOWCASE VII S. Dick jams out “Soul Fish.' Gracefully, W. Luty performs her ballet routine. L. Moore, K. Montgomery, and H. Lips harmonize to “The Rose.” Singers, dancers, and bands performed at Showcase VII in late October. The talent show is sponsored annually by Mr. Bayer and Student Council. The Masters of Ceremony, Seniors Lucia Covato and Bill DelGreco, entertained the crowd between acts with puppets and jokes. In addition to the pictured acts, “Free for AH” and “Pantara” demonstrated musical talent, Julie Harkins performed a Jazz routine, and Jacqui Schirra presented “I Could Have Danced All Night.” The proceeds from this annual event are used to support the Hilko Scholarship. K. Bies “Lights up your Life.’ K. Baldinger jazzes to a hot tune. Activities 155 ART HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: M. Kolich, A. Welding, K. Wallish, F. Wingert, R. Setner, V. Alerio, S. Baker. 2nd Row: E. Perinis, L. McConaha, P. Hartog, J. Then, J. Pferdehirt, K. Shar- rer, K. Doyle, J. Bonidie. 3rd Row: D. Fraser, B. Roeschen- thaler. K. Wallace, S. Ingle, D. Schmitt, B. Ketchel, L. Jablon- ski, G. Zavodnik. The 1986-87 school year was the first official year of the Art Honor Society. One project accomplished was the restoration of the South Cafeteria mural. Officers were: Sheri Ingle, President; Mark Rampolla, Vice- President; Janet Then, Secretary; and Rich Senter, Treasurer. This club is part of a national organization and this was its third year at Baldwin. 156 Activities Secretary Janet Then, creates a masterpiece of artwork with her imaginative flair. STRGE CREW 1st Row: J. Krieg, S. Wolny, J. Then, D. Baumgart, M. Clarke, J. Toma, L. Zevola, A. Glumae, M. Greb, B. Eperthener. 2nd Row: R. Kilbert, R. Meder, S. Dick, D. Spear, M. Chasky, M. Zbozny, T. Hoefling, T. Rostek. 3rd Row: M. Bendel, C. Tierno, S. Vucich. 4th Row: K. Hayes, D. Hudson, M. VanDoren, J. Theiret, J. P. Carlucci, C. Talerak, K. Domanick, J. Kweder, L. Kemmett. EfTlT’S VOL FIREfTlEN Every year the stage crew operates lights, curtains, and other machinery for different auditorium activities. Though they’ll never let us know exactly what goes on behind the scenes, they help make the Showcases and musicals unforgettable. Demonstrating their community spirit. Baldwin’s Emergency Medical Technician — Volunteer fire fighters work to save lives. This year, all of the volunteer firemen at Baldwin were also trained as E.M.T.s. As E.M.T.s., they are trained in first aid, including car- diopulmonary resuscitation. As firemen, they work not only to extinguish fires, but also the help the victims of automobile accidents. These students are a credit to our school and they deserve our gratitude. 1st Row: J. Stenglein. N. Dolgos, M. Puhl, R. Heller. 2nd Row: M. Krans, K. Doran, C. Switala, C. Rud, J. Baccelli, M. Guerra. Activities 157 FBLfl 1st Row: K. Ammon, D. Koerber, M. Fletcher, L. Roeschenthaler. K. Karcher, S. Gigliotti, D. Henn, A. Calfo, K. Downie. C. Lanz. 2nd Row: A. Aller K. Butler. J. Bercini, D. Berger, V. Alaris, J. McCloskey, D. Shields, J. Pack, C. McCloskey. J. Lamp, L. Kusan. 3rd Row: T. Yousko, L. Kuehn. J. Stock, R. Latona, M. Dubaniewicz, H. Sujansky, T. Webb, C. Wiedder, L. Settelmaier, A. Zapeline. 4th Row: M. LaQuatra, D. Henn, D. Joseph K Welsh T Leopardi. C. Norr, K. Kerhanski, T. Tarasi, J. Weber. C. Nestler, J. Kuhl, G. Chekan, G. Bertha. 5th Row: B. Keller, L. Scott, S. Stasko, D Solendav C Hanselman, B. DelGreco, J. Kweder. K. Domanick, C. Talerek, D. Durauo, J. Pferdehirt, E. Eberman HERO Home Economics Related Occupations and others. Any student enrolled in a child care or food service class is eligible to join the HERO (Home Economics Related Oc- cupations) club. Those enrolled in a homemaking class can join the Future Homemakers of America. Meetings and ac- tivities are held during class. Students participated in the Thanksgiving Pie Sale and served the PTA Luncheon held in December. 158 Activities NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: B. Cooper, S. Wolny, L. Roeschenthaler, A. Komer, W. Jones, D. Malinski, M. Villafania, L. Shontz, C. Wiedder, W. Wemer, A. Ruffenach, T. Tarasi, C. Coulehan, C. Nestler, D. Pearson, L. Bishop, N. Appetta. 2nd Row: K. Koempel, D. Sega, J. Then, S. Bower. J. Ellenberg, S. Gigliotti, C. Stenglein, S. Krumme, K. Verba, L. Lipovsky, M. Imhoff, A. Joint, B. Marcinko, K. Koch, C. Cawley, K. O’Donnell, J. Zbozny, M. Switala, M. Caspero, D. Hoydick, B. Eperthener, C. Ries, M. Boris. 3rd Row: K. Breitweiser, B. Vucic, R. Fettis, E. Hrebenach, J. Tobacco, M. La Quatra, L. Zevola, C. McCloskey, S. Rauscher, C. Griffith, M. Imhoff, J. Johns, C. Adcock, K. Blosel, K. Frost, N. Holewinski, M. Coyle, K. McMahan, E. Urbansky, N. Lytle, A. Salamey, T. Utz. 4th Row: L. Wincko, G. Kopycinski, J. Cebula, C. Switala, J. Pastorius, R. Debski, J. Blahusch. M. Schuster, M. Marze, K. Sharrer, F. Mikula, R. Reitmeyer, S. Huber, C. Beck, M. Turina, K. Eklund, M. Chasky, C. Porco, J. Reidenbaugh. Missing: B. Smokelin, B. May, J. Vaupel, J. Eleo, J. Slavonic, L. Hoydick, W. Huber, M. Brositz, T. Misko, B. Fuller, B. Bistok, J. Stoker, M. Budiszewski, C. Handa, L. Szydlowski, G. White. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization for juniors and seniors who maintain a 3.5 QPA and have participated in three extracurricular activities since the seventh grade. Students exhibit the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year the annual induction banquet moved from the spring to the fall. Fifty- seven students were inducted and sixty-five seniors honored. This year, under the guidance of sponsor Steve Turlik and officers Lori Shontz, president, Minette Villafania, vice president, Carol Wiedder, treasurer, and Debbie Malinski, Secretary, the NHS expand- ed its activities. The NHS co-sponsored the bonfire dance, organized a charity fund drive, and planned other social events. Members con- tinued to work as volunteer student tutors. OFFICERS — Lori Shontz (President), Debbie Malinski (Secretary), Carol Wiedder (Treasurer), Minette Villafania (Vice President). Activities 159 Steel Center S. Bonetti shows that welding is a risky business. I’m gonna wash that grey right out of her hair.” D. Dabulis, J. Stanis and D. Guthrie flare copper tubing. R. Thompson styles an ultra chic haircut. C. Briselli and B. Brinsky practice perming. 160 Activities G. Rudze shows his mechanic techniques. M. Blackburn crefiilly slices meat. Students interested in acquiring marketable trade skills can spend half a day at Steel Center. They learn skills in a variety of different areas such as cosmetology, automobile repair, welding, and refrigeration. This prepares students for occupations after high school. Students can gain knowledge and valuable hands-on experience in possible careers. Wax on. Wax off — good advice from D. Smith. L. Dobiak and B. Odoski play around with a high voltage situation. R. Hobbs, rust buffer. Activities 161 FLOWER DAY Student Council planned and held the ever-popular Flower Day in Oc- tober. Almost $ 9000 was raised by charging fifty cents a flower and twenty-five cents to discover who sent them. Five Council members from each class helped to distribute the flowers. In the Baldwin tradition, red, pink, and white flowers were sold, meaning “I love you” or best friends, “I like you” or friends, and “I want to get to know you better,” respectively. Chairperson Lucia Covato did an ex- cellent job of overseeing the commit- tee’s performance. Flower Day Committee i? f A. Joint says “Do I have to go back to class?” Chairperson L. Covato counts out K. Ostrowski white flowers. J. Hartman checks the flowers for 25. 162 Activities DECfl 1st Row: S. O’Hare, M. Hirtz, M. Jakicic. B. Hallas, N. Larimer. S. Shoenberger. M. J. Mountain, B. Gimper, W. Vida, T. Heidkamp, D. Berger, C. Polesiak, L. Kussell. 2nd Row: R. Graef, G. Beu, J. Bridges, E. Eberman, J. Stenglein, A. Gigliotti, L. Sullivan. L. Lipovsky, A. Pintavalle, R. Papi, R. Shakespeare, C. Koenig. 3rd Row: L. Affinito, T. Goldbach, J. Cashi, M. Burich, J. Diulus, C. Dawso. J. Taylor, J. McWilliams, E. Beringer, J. Peretin, M. Rumbaugh, V. McKenzie, R. Woodburn, E. Bailey, J. Joyce, S. Kocinski, C. Carroll, M. Gigliotti, G. Bulsak. OFFICERS 1st Row: S. Shoenberger. 2nd Row: A. Giollotti, M. Hertz. 3rd Row: L. Lipovski, J. Taylor, M. J. Mountain. Activities 163 HIGHLANDER CHOIR 1st Row: J. Forney, J. Schirra, C. Cangahuala, M. Wuchenich, M. Clarke, M. Chasky, A. Beiswenger, J. VanAntwerp, B, McCann, K. Coyle. 2nd Row: H. Lips, K. Stuart, D. Lew, S. Rauscher, J. Lomb, T. Olgson, C. Montgomery, C. Hands, J. Gneuhs, K. Pirone. 3rd Row: J. Zbozny, C. Welding, S. Baker, D. Diederich, T. Beimborn, M. Turina, M. VanDoren, T. Montgomery, S. Yekel, C. Plotz, D. Koerber. 4th Row: L. Hanula, R. Eckenrode, M. Jones, K. McCann, T. Kempa, K. Taylor, T. Rostek, S. Dunlap, K. C. McCrory, K. Ammon. The Highlander Choir is a select group of students who must audition to join. Directed by Mrs. Judy Schiavi, it presents a Christmas and a spring concert annually. It also performs at other functions to which it is invited. This year the Choir performed at Senior Recognition Day, the Bank Center and the County Courthouse. The Choraliers is a group consisting of students who took Chorus as part of their curriculum. Mrs. Judy Schiavi teaches this class, which annually holds two concerts: Christmas and spring. This year the Choraliers performed with the Baldwinaires and the Highlander Choir, as they do every year. Baldwinaires contains the best student voices at Baldwin. These singers must audition and are hand-picked to represent our school in the many events to which they are invited. Annually they give a spring and Christmas con- cert with the Choraliers and the Highlander Choir. This year the Baldwinaires performed at the Greentree Marriott, the South Hills Country Club, the Bank Center, and the Baldwin Methodist Church. 164 Activities BALDWINAIRES Sitting: M. Jones. First Row: H. Lips. C. Cangahuala. J. Schirra, M. Chasky, J. Zbozny. M. Wuchenich, A. Beiswenger, K. Hirt, B. McCann. Second Row: T. Olcsan, D. Lew, S. Rauscher, M. Van Doren, K. Montgomery, T. Montgomery, K. C. McCrory, S. Yekel. Third Row: T. Beimborn, T. Kempa, M. Turina, T. Rostek, C. Handa. CHORAUERS First Row: M. Campana, S. Ferrari, B. Bucci, S. Gunnell, K. Zurkovski, K. Hirt. Second Row: D. Diederich, J. Lomb, L. Chesney, L. Clark, M. Rahim- zadeh, W. Benson. Third Row: M. Gibson, S. Sanfilippo, L. McDonald, S. Honas, L. Hanula. Activities 165 FRENCH CLUB JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS: 1st Row: Mrs. Janice Culbert, S. Miskevich, K. Kane, A. Boley, C. Griffith, A. Slinskey, D. Layton, A. Joint, C. Miller, D. Siwik, K. Bozin, D. Dorfner, A. Mancini, M. Johnson, T. Rutkowski, C. Mastrioinni, M. Wuchenich, T. Maloney, Mrs. Frye. 2nd Row: J. Eleo, K. Pfeil, D. Walker, I. Bornmann, K. Fortier, J. Kweder, J. Georges, K. O’Neill, L. Zevola, S. McNulty, J. Larkin, D. Frisch, K. Rambo, K. Koempel. 3rd Row: B. Vucic, T. Grudowski, S. Rauscher, T. Farmer, K. Wallace, M. Coyle, P. VanEyden, S. Seitz. 4th Row: C. Handa, J. Feller, C. Knorr, T. Woods, M. Caspero, A. Ruffenach, C. Wiedder, J. Blahaush, T. Webb, S. Schenk, M. Loeffler, G. Ricci, M. Clarke, T. Leopardi, K. Hite, A. Gurtner, M. LaQuatra, A. Salamey. 5th Row: K. Conley, R. Davis, A. Beiswenger, D. Dabulis, V. Klaphake, 0. Docherty, T. Theodore, A. Buczynski, M. Imling, J. Pferdehirt, J. Krappweis, W. Switala, D. Murtha, J. Milcic, H. Loy, S. Gavin. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: 1st Row: K. McBride, K. McCrory, C. Wilding, R. Geary, R. Geary, K. Sobek, H. Caseber, C. Koval, L. Maksemovic, J. Cortese, L. Bucci, J. Walker, K. Yee, T. Habrat, H. Dawson, K. Stuart, J. Kleinhans, R. Harding, G. Jesionowski, M. Witt, D. DeFrancesco, A. McGinnis, K. Coyle, L. Baker, A. Marshall, J. Heidenreich. 2nd Row: M. Burke, K. Weprich, K. Zurkowski, J. Hubenthal, S. Howercraft, D. Kolesar, A. Werner, S. Verba, H. Lucas, D. Baumgart, L. Scheller, M. Vaccenda, C. Gratten, D. Moxom, M. Kazienko, S. Heil, B. Velicoff, J. Nau, K. Zoldos, J. Kunzler, M. Hite, R. Daum. 3rd Row: H. Bommann, A. Radford, M. Lober, J. Machi, J. Courson, K. Hartman, E. Delaney, H. Bekavac, J. Withers, T. Nath, K. Winkler, S. Hoetzlein, J. P. Serafini, S. Matus, C. O’Donnell, E. Zevola, J. Poploskie, P. Wolfe, M. Szulczewski, S. Simko, M. Worton. 4th Row: D. Charles, M. Burr, N. Seery, C. Simko, M. Patterson, T. Hillenbrand, K. Bielewicz, M. Handa, S. Oswalt, M. Gajewski, T. Stasic, K. Thompson, J. Nath, T. Crzuener, M. Frisco, S. Simon, J. Wiedder, T. Friday, J. Luty, K. Malle, T. Watson, G. Lacek, B. Cobbey, J. Merchant, J. Fiorill. 166 Activities STAGE BAND 1st Row: D. Solenday, L. Lind. C. Hallet. R. Debski. D. Sega. T. Davis. R. Coyne. B. Savolskis. 2nd Row: S. O’Hara. A. Dechter, M. Schuster. M. Imling. V. Michenzi, R. Fettis, J. Bruno. J. Ward. ORCHESTRA 1st Row: M. Szulczewski, K. Wallace, M. Coyle, K. Breitweiser, A. Marshall. 2nd Row: D. Sega, P. Bowden, S. Balistriere, H. Casebar, S. Oswalt. W. W'orkmeister. Activities 167 CONCERT BAND 1st Row: G. Priano, M. Johnson, A. Sharpe, S. Steigerwald, S. Reiff, J. Harkins, J. Ivey, B. Haviland, K. McMahan. L. McMahan, L. Hickey. 2nd Row: A. Contristano, M. Auen, S. Strotmeyer, J. Sinn, T. Benedict, B. May, B. Owen, K. Switala, B. McDonough, C. Cramer, S. Casali. D. Layhue. 3rd Row: P. Wolfe, R. Langer, K. Keefer, L. Lind, D. Scholtz, D. Murtha, M. Bowman, C. Kartsas, T. Bauer, J. Korpiel. L. Allen, K. Bielewicz. 4th Row: M. Bayton, D. Day, E. McDonough, E. Hess, T. Tedder, Rich Gonzalez, B. Weir, L. Brown, C. Lamb, C. Bruno, S. Coulter, M. Hagan, J. Peebles. SYmPHONIC BAND 1st Row: K. Loeffert, K. Andre, D. DeFrancesco. S. Stoernell, M. Burke, M. Kramer. A. Bauman. D. Elliott. S. Schmitt, S. O’Malley, W. Wilson, M. Beimbome. 2nd Row: P. Pascarella, J. Walker, D. Palmiere, L. Shontz, K. Vucic, N. Geraci, K. Grimm, J. Tobacco, D. Sega, T. Stasik, A. Kipp, A. Ray, T. Covato. 3rd Row: C. Parnell, S. Simko, B. Howard, R. Vargo, E. Martin, D. Harold, C. Rud, S. Vucich, T. Fleming, C. Pascarella, B. Baker, B. Vucic, J. Torrence. 4th Row: G. Ricci, G. Costa, T. Marsteller, J. Lombardi. J. Ireland, C. Trautvetter, K. Hayes, J. Krosse, R. Curley, F. Kinzel, S. Joint, L. Adams, C. Conn. 168 Activities Field Directore Ellen Hrebenach and Rob Coyne pause to salute. The finish of a great halftime performance. Field Directors The Baldwin Highlander Marching Band emphasizes pride, discipline, respect, and commitment. The Band per- forms during halftime at football games and it competes on Saturdays during the fall months. This year’s show includ- ed “Scottish Symphony;” “Scotland the Brave,” a bagpipe solo; “Durango,” featuring Dan Harrold on the trumpet and drum line; “Slaughter on Tenth Avenue,” highlighting the guard and mellophones Lori Shontz and Diana Palmieri; and “Upon this Rock,” featuring the mellophones once more. The highlight of the ’86 season came at the Latrobe competition, at which the Band captured first place in Class A and won the High Music Award. The Highlanders were directed by Mr. Robert Timmins and field directors Ellen Hrebenach and Rob Coyne. The band in action during halftime. The field directors take a moment to pose with fellow band members. Activities 169 BRASS - 1st Row: N. Geraci, K. Vucic. L. Shontz, D. Palmiere, J. Walker. 2nd Row: J. Torrance, C. Conn, M. Brositz. R. Vargo. R. Fettis, G. Ricci. 3rd Row: J. Petrie, D. Sega, E. Fisher, S. Vucich, D. Solenday, C. Rud, D. Harrold, J. Stenglein, D. Porter, C. Trautvetter. WOODWINDS - 1st Row: M. Burke. B. Baker, D. Elliott. A. Ray, W. Wilson, S. O’Malley, M. Beimbome. 2nd Row: B. Howard, S. Simko J Ireland G Costa, T. Mars teller, C. Kartman. 3rd Row: S. Stoernell, K. Andre, C. Parnell, P. Pascarella, K. Ix effert. WHY MUSIC? Music to dance, music to move Music to sit, music to soothe Music to laugh, music to cry Music for hello, music for goodbye Music in war, music in strife Music in peace, music in life Music for seasons, especially fall Music for one, music for all. KAREN GRIMM 170 Activities DRUM LINE — 1st Row: C. Kerr, D. Sega, D. Evans, C. White, J. Cross, F. Kinzel, S. Joint, T. Covato, M. Szulczewski, C. Pascarela. 2nd Row: B. Salvo8kis, L. Wilding, L. Adams, R. Debski, K. Hayes, J. Lombardi. CAPTAINS — 1st Row: A. Evosevic, D. Telpsky — Majorettes; J. Then, K. Klein — Silks. Row 2: M. Burke — Piccolo; K. Butler — Highlander, B. Vucic — Bagpipes; J. Tobacco — Highlander; L. Shontz — Mellophones. Row 3: W. Wilson — Flutes; K. Andre — Clarinets; Stephanie Stoemell — Clarinets; Dianne Sega — Trumpets: R. Fettis — Trombones; M. Szulczewski — Keyboards. Row 4: J. Petrie — Tuba; D. Harold — Trumpets; J. Ireland — Sax- phones; M. Brositz — Baritone; R. Debski — Drum Line. Activities 171 HIGHLANDERS — 1st Row: Captains: Jeanine Tobacco, Kim Butler. 2nd Row: Leslie Kramer, Shawna Stevens, Denise Bodnar. 3rd Row: Heather Morgale, Heather Rasmussen, Shannon Richards. The Pipers resound with “Scotland the Brave.” PIPERS — 1st Row: Sara Dunlap, Beth Vucic. 2nd Row: Denise Walker, Sharon Miskevich. 3rd Row: Staci Schmitt, Brandie Szulczewski. The ladies expect another exciting performance. 172 Activities MAJORETTES — 1st Row: Captains: Donna Telipsky, Angela Evosovic. 2nd Row: Cara Bernosky, Amy Kipp, Debbie Lew, Amy Radford. 3rd Row: Karen Grimm, Stacy Mehaffey, Lisa Wincko, Tammie Davis, Angie Joint. 4th Row: Michelle Frisco, Bridget Eperthener, Beth Fuller, Michelle Kramer. SILKS — 1st Row: Michelle Miller, Captain Karin Klein, Captain Janet Then, Kathy Smith. 2nd Row: Kelly Davern, Robyn Mehaffey, Stacie Wolny, Mandy McCaffrey, Kim Stuart. 3rd Row: Karen Fortier, Amy Allen, Heidi Loy, Susie Mafus, Dana DeFrancesco, Amy Bauman, Sherry Verba. Activities 173 Alexander, Tiffany Allan, Christine Allen, Linda Amoroso, Adria Angelo, Louis Auen, Melisa Baccelli. Stephanie Baker James Balach, Michael Balistriere, Stacy Banks, James Barone, John Bates, Mark Bauer, Thomas Bauman, Amy Baumgart, Michelle Bayless, Cristina Beimbom, Melissa Bekavac, Heather Benkovich, Laurie Bereksazi, Bryan Beu, Nichol Bielewicz, Kristie Bies, Kristi 176 Freshmen Bilski, Paul Binek. Peter Bippus, Jason Bock, Rhonda Boehm, Clare T. Bowden, Phylis Bowman, Marc Brakoniecki, David Brecht, Kristen Breier, Bobbi Brinsky, James Brown, Donald Bruno, Timothy Burich, Brent Burke, Candice Burr, Ryan Cadwallader, Jeffrey Carroll, Jennifer Caseber, Heidi Cenna, Jennifer Challinor, David Chalmers. Paul Freshmen 177 Chalmers, Philip Chico. Alicia Cilia, Donna Clark, Laurie Clinton, Deanna Contristano, Andrea Cortcse, Judi Coulter, Doug Coulter, Shawn Covato, Thessica Coyne, Jame9 Craggs, Kenneth Cramer, Christopher Cravener, Patricia Crawford, Jennifer Cunningham, Jason Czap, Jennifer Dampf, Deena Davem, Kelly Davie, Brian Davie, Jackie Dawson, Heather Day, David De Carpio, Eugene De Francesco, Dana Dean, Jason Dechter, Andrew Delaney, Elizabeth Dembrak, Andrew Denner, Robert DiLucia, Michael Doerzbacher, Mary Ann Donahue, Colleen Dorrance, Stephen Dowling, Thomas Doyle, Michele 178 Freshmen Dudenas, Meredith Dziadyk. Steven Eaglen, Tracey Eber, Amy Elias, Michele Episcopo, Michael Evangelista. Eric Faccenda, Mark Fairman, Eric Femacz, Julie Anne Ferrari, Sharia Ferrari, Susan Fix, Donald Flandro, Stacey Flannery, Amy Flannery, Michael Fleming, Todd Frederick, Jamye Friday, Timothy Friedrich, Natalie Frisco. Michelle Garcia, Matthew Gardner, Ryan Gargarella, Gabriel Gealey, Melanie Geary, Rachel Freshmen 179 Gelzheiser. Brian George. Michael Geraci, Nicole Gerdes, Ronald Gillard. Dennis Giuntini, Jason Hannan. Michael Harms. Lauren Hartman. Kathleen Hartman, Renee Hartog, Keith Haug, Jody 180 Freshmen Haydusko. Jodie Heeter, Todd Heil, Sherry Henn. Michelle Hickey, Brooke Hickly, Robert Howcroft, Shirl Hower, Todd Hubenthal. Joanna Hughes, Nicole Humphreys, Tricia Hyde, Michelle Freshmen 181 Ivey, Jody Janesko, Frank Jesionowski, Gary Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Janine Jonas, Sharon Joseph, Rega Joseph, G’joe Kappert, Michael Kartman, Kerri Kearns, James Keefe, Kellie Keefer, Keith Keller, Holly Kellner, James Kinger, Rachel Klein, Mark Kirch, Nathan Koett, Daniel Kohle, David Kolesar, Debra Koontz, Michael Korpiel, John Koval, Christy Kragnes, Melissa Krappweis, Daniel Kratsas, Christopher 182 Freshmen Kraus, Terrence Krosse, James Krovat, David Kujawa, Douglas Kuchta, Lawrence Kweder, Jeffrey Kyle, Carrie Kyslinger, Brian Lamb, Carl Lane, Kevin Lang, Gary Langer, Amy Laux, Monique Layhue, Lori Lazzaro, Brian Leindecker, Charles Lemanski, Cynthia Leonard, Brian Leone. Edmund Liebro, Michael Linz, Michele Lober, Andrea Loeffert, Kathleen Lombardi. James Freshmen 183 Mandarino, David Manfredi, Kelly Markunas, Nicholas Martin, Eric Martin, Melissa Martire, Robert Love, Susan Lucas, Heather Lutch, Jamie Maiden. Thomas Maksimovic, L’jubica Malle, Kenneth Malloy, David Mancuso, Louise Matus, Steven Matus, Susan Me Bride, Kendra Me Donough, Brian Me Ginnis, Amy Me Hugh, Jennifer Me Kinney, Christopher Meeder, Cheryl Miklas, Matthew f 184 Freshmen Moskala, Paul Moxom, David Mullee, Melissa Murtha, Thomas Naper, Aaron Niziol, Jay Noah, Beth Pavlick, Jennifer Payne, Michael Peebles, Jonathan Pellegrino, Vince Pfaff, Sally Pietkiewicz, Karen Prendergast, Amy Nowicki, Edward Obringer, Nancy O’Hare, Colleen O’Leary, Timothy O’Malley, Susan Pa8torius, John Patterson, Mary Paul. Connie Paul, James Paulick, Jonalyn Oswalt, Sara Owczarzak, Mark Owen, William Pack. Robert Pascarella, Carl Pascerella, Peter Freshmen 185 Pohland, Edmund Polesiak, Ted Poljak, Ronald Pollitt, David Poploskie, Jennifer Popovich, Christopher Porada, Nancy Powell, Richard Pugh, Robin Puhl, Mary Pusateri, Salvatore Quering, Lynnette Radacsi, Stephen Rail, Jeffrey Ranallo, Tracy Rasmussen, Heather Reed, Tracey Rees, Amanda Reiff, Susan Reitmeyer, Rebecca Richards, Shannon Richardson, William Riggs, Joni Rigney, Tracey Roeschenthaler, Jill Roessler, Suzanne 186 Freshmen Ross, Philip Rullo, Marisa Rumbaugh, Jennifer Rutledge, Machelle Sable. Edward Sabo, John Sadler, Wesley Sagel, Brian Sasic, Branislav Schilling, Jeffrey Schmidt, Eric Schmidt, Jann Schneider, Charles Schneider, Michael Schroeder, Jessica Seemiller, Kirsten Seery, Nancy Serafini, Jcnpaul Seyerle, Jeannette Sharpe. Amy Sholder, Michelle Sidoruk, Rachel Simeone, Geneo Simkins. Daniel Freshmen 187 Simko, Christine Simon, Sean Simoni, Daniel Sinn, Jennifer Smeal, Amy Smith, Edward Smith, Steven J. Smith, Steven P. Snaith, Noel Snyder, Kimberly Sobeck, Joseph Sobek, Kimberly Sommerfield, Kathleen Spiegel, Thomas Spina, Rose Stanich, Robert Steffen, Scott Steigerwald, Stacy Stewart, Beth Stonestreet, Robert Sullivan, Brian Sunseri, Rebecca Sunseri, Renee Susan, Beth Anne Susko, David Switala, Kevin Szulczewski, Brandie 188 Freshmen Zawacki. Renee Zemaitis, Mark Zeppieri. Carla Zevola, Edward Zoldos, John Zolinas, Richard Zurkovski. Karen Tedder, Thomas Thomas. Elizabeth Thompson. Bonnie Thompson, Kevin Tiemo, Christian Torrance, John Velicoff, Susan Verba, Sherry Verna, Daniel Vucic, Kimberly Waldo. Richard Ward, Donald Waxter, Eric Weir, Brian Werkmeister, Wayne W'erner, Amy Wertelet, Scott Wiedder, Joseph Wilhelm, Robin Williams, Kenneth Wispolis. Kimberly Withers, Jacquelyn Witt, Melissa Woods, Jodi Wright, Richard Wuenschell, Joseph Yock, Brian Yoch, Burce Yocum, Kimberly Zajac, Carolyn Freshmen 189 STUDENT LIFE SPIRIT WEEK Baldwin’s man of 9teel — D. Flick with D. Ivey. Are those clothes on right?! M. Wuchenich. Ready to party! J. Mohr and T. Maloney. Say cheese Jacqui Ross and Troy Collins! Spirited hams in Jams. D. Altavilla, C. Malachias, D. Altavilla, A. Hawkins, and S. Bulsak. 192 Student Life i IflMtei 1 Homecoming and ITIore ’86 THE HOMECOMING COURT — Jim Hartman, 10th Grade Princess — Jenny Maggs, 11th Grade Princess — Dana Sinik, Queen — Kim Ostrowski, 9th Grade Princess — Thessica Conato. Bill Del Greco STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE H E RATON A miDWINTER NIGHT’S DREAITT WELCOME BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE fTIANIC mONDAY Student Life 193 SENIOR 194 Student Life APPRECIATION DAY The underclassmen hosted the first- ever Senior Appreciation Day on January 16, 1987. The day was designated dress-up day for the entire school, with senior girls receiving a silk red rose and senior boys a white one. Breakfast, consisting of doughnuts, milk, and orange juice, was served sec- ond period in Central Cafeteria. During third period, seniors attended an assembly honoring the early graduates and featuring a nostalgic look at earlier school years. Hopefully this special day will become a Baldwin tradition. Student Life 195 mocK Students who take the course Marriage and the Family can participate in mock weddings. The pur- pose of the weddings is to give students a chance to experience the problems and situations en- countered in married life. The course also delves in- to the social and emotional aspects involved. The students hope to gain insight that will prove valuable in later years. 196 Student Life WEDDINGS Student Life 197 A busy hallway. Harried students take a break to eat lunch. Paul and Veronica — Contemplation What does Tom Patterson really keep in his locker? Baldwin students Dan Altavilla, Beth Parham, and Bob Shakespeare confronted with a delicate situation. Bruce rules! Baldwin’s Fourth Reich. 198 Student Life Do we have to go to class? Getting ahead with computers. Well, Gopher made it to Congress! Student Life 199 FASHIONS AT BALDWIN 200 Student Life D.E.C.A. IN ACTION The Baldwin chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America consists of students from the marketing, distributive education, and fashion merchandising classes. At the district competition, students take a common competency test, and a test in their specialty area. They are also given ten minutes to prepare a presentation for a case study problem in individual categories. This year’s district winners were: Mike Burich, 4th place advertising; Larry Scott, 2nd place apparel and ac- cessories; Beth Hallas, 6th place apparel and accessories; Lisa Wincko 1st place finance and credit; Marvin Denson, 4th place finance and credit; Bob Bubarth, 3rd place food marketing; Judy Schneider, 4th place restaurant; Mary Jane Mountain, 6th place food marketing; Dena Berger, 3rd place general merchandise; Mike Zbozny, 5th place general mer- chandise; Kim Platt, 4th place general marketing employee; Mindy Hirtz, 4th place general marketing supervisor, Chris Dawso, 5th place general marketing supervisor, and Lori Russell, 6th place quick services restaurant. These students qualified for the state competition from March 8 to the 10. The top three students in each category will qualify for Nationals. Student Life 201 iome with so much joy, love, and laughter. We ve you. Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Charles wish the best of Natalie — Our very own SPECIAL MON BABY! You have always had a laughing smile and the ability to care very much for others. Keep smiling and always care. Congratulations on graduation to you and all your friends in the class of “87.” May your future be blessed with happiness, health and success. Always believe in yourself, Natalie, and in God’s love for a very special girl and know that we are always here for you. You make us proud and we love you very much. Mom, Dad, Kenny and Nana. (Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Appetta) Congratulations Karl! You are a very special son, and we are very proud of you. May your future be filled with joy and hap- piness. Always believe in yourself, follow your dreams and don’t lose that smile. Luv ya. Mum and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bayer) Dear Kenny: God bless you in all your future endeavors. Our love and prayers are with you always. Mom and Lisa (Mrs. Marie Bickel) Vicki — Congratulations and our love on your graduation. Remember that we are behind you in your plans for the future. Love, Mom and John (Ruth Ann and John Spark) Kelli From the baby we loved to the lady we adore. You have brought us so much happiness and made us so proud. You can always count on our love, help and support. Success comes from believing in yourself. Make your dreams come true, Honey. Congratulations and success to you and your friends. Good Luck future Volleyball and Softball teams — Love Mom and Dad (Ed and Maureen Blosel) Amy — You’re one in a million and we re the Lucky parents. You have always made us so proud of you and right now we're ready to burst. We Love You, Mom and Dad (Carl and Joyce Boley) Sharon — Ya dun good. We're proud. We know you’re 1. Good Luck! Love, Mom and Dad (George and Sandy Bower) Bobby — To our 1 son — How fast it’s gone! Always choose to be happy. We love you forever. (Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bubarth) -' 4mm To Jim — Our “Number One Son” Congratulations! You have always made us very happy and proud in all you do. We love you and we wish you much happiness and success in the future. May it be the best and brightest! God Bless You. Proudly and with Love, Mom, Dad, and Michael (Mr. and Mrs. John Cebula) Michael — We're sure you know how very special you are to us. Believe in your dreams, but most important of all, son, always believe in yourself. May your future bring you all the love and happiness that you have given us. Luv ya. Mom, Dad and “S”. (Mr. and Mrs. William Chasky) To Lynn Chesney, On your journey through school you have set and achieved many goals You have given us years of joy and pride by your cheerfulness thoughtfulness ambition We give you wishes for further fulfillment as you enter a new phase in your life With love and continued support, r?'•. , Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. David J. Chesney) . Dear Bella: Other than success, the meaning of which you will determine, and good health, our greatest wish for you can be no other that you will be given in your life time as much joy, love and happiness as you have given us. Love, Mommy, Dad, Dianna, and Robert. (Mr. and Mrs. Deluliis) Cheri — you have given so much love and devotion to all of us. May only the best be yours and may your dreams come true. Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dingfelder) Three down, one to go! Chuck Auen) Good Luck and God Bless, Bonni L ve Dad, Mom, Chuckie, Mark, and Missy (Mr. and Mrs. 204 Congratulations Congratulations Nick on your graduation from Baldwin High. Success in your future dreams. We are behind you all the way. Love Mom, Dad, Paul and Steve. (Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dolgos) Denise — Congratulations on your graduation and high achievements at school — We love you and we are very proud of you. May your future be filled with happiness, good health, success and the best of luck. You are special to us — Love, Mom, Dad, Diane and Ed. (Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dupaly) Congratulations, Keith, on all your remarkable accomplishments. You are a very special young man, and we are extremely .1 P 1 1 ..x f ...____ 1 _ . . . 1. _ ... . x lx - ..lx ; J ... 1. .. xx .1 mx a, , A it,, w 1 a ac VAtirA rrl l tt Ac t ’ , l 1 t t , Act W' XX proud of everything about you. May you always keep your high ideals, and may your future be as rewarding as your past. W e love you! Mom, Dad, and Kevin (Mriland Mrs. David Eklund) Dear Angela, We wish you that special kind of love and happiness you have always given us. May the future bring everything you hope for. Love Dad, Mom and Klaims(Mr. and Mrs. John Evosevic) Susan — We love you for the joy and laughter you bring to our home. Create and do Amy, Bucky (Mr. and Mrs. James Fandray) iccess will follow. Love, Mom, Dad, Karen — Your success to date will be difficult to surpass, but we know you will. We are all proud of you and love you dearly. Thank you for being you. Mom, Dad, Mike and John (Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fetsko) Karen Michelle — To aHfuly beautiful young lady — Be proud of what you have become — we certainly are. Good Luck! — God Bless. Mom-; Dad, Kim, Lisa, Michael (Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fisher) To our sj yiimv You are very special to us. We are also appreciative for yourtoeing so Cooperative in moving to Pittsburgh in your senior ear. We are proud of you and the way you have developed intojjkind, generous and caring man. Witl guch love, Mom an® afl(Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser) Dear Kathy, Congratulations and best wishes for a happy and healthy future. You have given us so much to be proud of. We will always be behind you. WPIAL Volleyball Champs - Exciting! Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, John (Mr and Mrs. Jack Frost) Dave — Hoping the future holds much love and happiness. We’re proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. William Gard®r) Dear Sean, Congratulations to a special son. You’ve always made us so jjfroud. Maj all your dreams come true. Love, Mom, , and Ryan (Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gardner) ratulations to� y little Bethy — and my very best friend. Love Mummy (Donna M. Hallas) Cindy — Congratulations to a beautiful daughter who has brought path c and Mrs. Bill Hard; your dreams M much !( e and happiness. As you journey on a new path of life, may you fulfill all your dreams. Reach for the stars — there are no limits. We love you Mom, Dad and Brian (Mr. 1 Pam — You have.wade us very happy and very proud. We wish you all our best in your future. May God Bless and Guide you in your endeavorjKnd you know that we will always “LOVE YOU” . Morn, Dad and Keith (Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hartog) i Rob -ft- Future sue? and much love and happiness. Mom, Dad and Jill (Mr. ajd Mrs.Jtobert Heller) Cyno Congratulations KaAr on your graduation! We are very proud of you. We love you. Mom, Dad, Matt and Melanie (Mr. and Mrs. David Hite) jf j t ongratulations on another job well done. You’re a son to be proud of. We wish you all the best in the Air-Force and I Bless an 1 Keep you always. Aim High! Love, Mofn and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. James Hornyak) Dave — Congratulations! We’re proud of you. Dad, Mom, Mike,Kisa, Karen (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoydick) SB i | Dear Ellen — You’retthe last graduate we will have from B.H.Sf We’re proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to all vou will do. — Now reach for your Star! Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. I aniel Hrebenach) fv--- - a • Scott — From the day you were born, you were special to us. Your banged up knees from climbing trees, soon changed to hammer and nails and pockets full of snails. The next day, it seemed, dirt bike riding and skiing held all of life’s meaning. Somewhere in between you grew so tall anc wrestling and football took over all. Time may change a lot of things, but not the special love this Message brings and not the pride and happiness, too that come from having a son like you. May all £our dreams come true. Love, Mom, Dad, and Wendy (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huber) Dear Mark, You are our only son and such a pride and joy. We are very proud of you and your many achieveme; sound of your n you. Thank yot Joseph Imhoff) all yot •nts. t: he sound of your name brings a smile to our face and joy in our hearts. Our life has had such beautiful meaning because we have you. Thank you for being the best son anyone could have. Gotid Luck and God Bless. Love Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. -TrxcortVt ImVwxfTi tt S% i f Congratulations 205 Dear Debbie — The years have flown by and now you are graduating We are proud of you and love you very much! Aim High! Love, Dad, Mom, Earl, Bev, Mark, Jody (Dr. and Mrs. William J Angie ind Sh. i, on your graduation from BHS. We wish you C. Ivey) much happiness, love and success always. All of our Congratulations! love, Mom, Dad and Shawn (Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joint) Dear Karen — You have filled our lives with much happiness. You make us so very proud! May your future be filled with suc- cess, joy, and love. We love you. Mom, Dad and Janice (Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karcher and Janice) _er one son. Never lose sight of your goals. May your future be filled with joy, love and success, iry proud of you. God be with you in all you do. Mom, Dad and Holly (Mr. and Mrs. Gary Keller) pStte re. We’re (Mr. and 1 love you. Mom, Dad God Luck Ed andsClass of 1987. May A ■ David and Sandy — Each in “Behind you all the way!” Mom, Dad and Ann — Our hope is that you may achieve Ronnie — You had to do a lot, but you did your you’ll make it. Love, Cheryl, Chris, Les; Mom a roud of you. May your future be full of happiness and success in all you do. We (lug) res be bright and full of happiness. (Ed and Linda Knorr) ry proud! We love you just as you are. Good Luck in your future, rs. Kocinski) you imagine. (Ron and Joan Komer) I was always so proud of you. You don’t have to try hard in life, because (Bernadette Kramer) Dear Lynn — Congratulations, we’re very proud of you. We hope that your life will be all that you want it to be. Go for the best — you deserve it. We love you. Mom, DMd, Chris, Mary, Donny, Susie and and Judy (Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kuehn) Renee - We are very proud you very much. “Love” Dad,: Christy — I remember your first day of school twelve years ago — when you needed me to get you dressed and walk you to the bus stop. Now, I borrow your clothes and you drive to school in mv car. See — we still need each other! Love Mom (Robin and Jerry Kulousek) to have you as our daughter. May your future be blessed with happiness and success. We love you very much. “Love” Dad, Mom and Marsha (Mr. and Mrs. Lakomy) To our Chris — You’ve always made us so very proud of you. With faith, courage and determination you can reach your goal in life. Never lose sight of the dream you have worked so hard for. You can do it! We love you! Mom, Dad and Hilary (Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lasko) vV To our Princess (Lori) — There aren’t words to express how much love we have for you, and how very proud we are of you. You’ve been the sparkle in our eyes from the day you were born. We’re behind you in whatever you decide to do . .. Lori, we wish you all the love, success and happiness you can have in the future. We love you Honey! Mom and Dad (Connie and Larry Lipovsky) I Dear Julie — Our graduation wish for you is fulfillment of your dreams and goals. May your future in our new city bring you much happiness and success. Love, Mum and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lomb) Wendy — You have brought us joy and happiness. We are proud of you. Good Luck in your college years. Keep on your toes! Love Dad, Mom, Jeff and Mark (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Luty) Chris — Congratulations! Love Mom, Maria, Natalie and Carla (Mary Maietta) Dear Debbie — Congratulations on all your achievements. You have gone beyond all our expectation and then some. We thank you for your gentle loving way. May you always be happy. We love you. Mom, Dad and Beth (Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malinski) Sherry — A wonderful daughter you have been a pleasure and a joy to us. We are very proud of you. Grapes, my special friend, I love you. All our love, Dad, Mom. Rich and Janice (Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mason) Dear Emily, We wish you good luck and much happiness in a successful future. Love, Mother, Bonnie and Martin Mather (Mrs. Helen B. Mather) Congratulations Brian — We are very proud to have you as a son. Good luck in the future and in all you do. Love Mother, Dad, Michael and Amy (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meador) Congratulations Brian, we love you. Grandma, Grandpap and Aunt Nancy 206 Congratulations Stacey — Four years of hard work and dedication have finally paid off. Your goals were tough ones and you worked hard for them. Your high hopes and dreams for the future are yours, hang in there, you can succeed. We are all very proud of you and love you very much. Remember, “Happiness is a Rainbow in your Heart”. Love Mom, Dad, Robyn and Gram (Mr. and Mrs. Mehaffey) Kathy — May there be enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset. Love, Mom, Dad, 1 racy and Kelly (Marlene and Jack Montgomery) Matt — Our congratulations! May your future be blessed with much happiness and success. We love you. Mom, Dad, Dawn and Pam. (Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nagy) Lisa — We are proud of you and whatever the future may bring, we will always be here for you with our help, our love and our prayers. Love Dad and Mum (Mr. and Mrs. David Neill) |j Congratulations Kerry — May your future be filled with good health, success and happiness. Love Mom, Dad and Sue (Mr. and Mrs. John Nelligan) Carole — Best Wishes to you. You’ve done a great job. We are so proud. Keep it up and you are bound to succeed. You re just Awesome — Love Ya! Mom, Dad, Donna, Greg, Reggie too! (Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nestler) Amy — You have given us so much pleasure. With all our Love, Admiration and Pride, we say Congratulations. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novak) Dear Joe — May all your hopes and dreams become a reality. You always have and always will be a source of love and pride to me, God Bless you always. Love Mom (Mrs. Gerry Novak) Kim — Congratulations upon successfully reaching the first plateau in life’s long journey. It has been a joy to watch you mature into a beautiful, loving and thoughtful young lady. We've enjoyed every minute of it. There’s never been a dull mo- ment with you and your “family of friends”. We are so proud of you and your achievements. Our love and best wishes to our “One and Only”! Mom and Dad (Joan and Frank Ostrowski) Congratulations Bob — You did it! May your future be full of success and happiness no matter what you do. Good Luck to the class of '87. Love, Dad, Mom and Gram. (Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Paiani) Kevin — Best wishes and congratulations on your graduation. May the road ahead be one of health, happiness and success. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer) Janice — Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Never stop showing your love and caring for others. We also wish you lots of success and happiness in your future. Love Mom, Dad and Beverly (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrucci) Congratulations Rodney — You worked and now the real test begins. We love you and are very proud of you. Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter) Amy — Understand Yourself. Express yourself. Discover yourself. Be all you can be!! Love, Mom, Dad and Joe (S. M. Pintavalle) George — We want to take this opportunity to wish you all the success in your future endeavors, and hope that no matter what you choose for your life’s work that it will bring you much happiness. We want you to remember that we will always be here if you need help or guidance and hope you will not hesitate to come to us with your problems. We love you very much and are so proud of you. Love Mom and Dad (JoAnn and Martin Szott) Congratulations Jeff — You have proven that your goals can be accomplished. You have done your best, especially in the past few years. We are proud of you and your achievements. Best of Luck and our wishes for a bright future. Love, Mom, Dad, John and Kristine Provident (Mr. and Mrs. John Provident) Congratulations Jim — And Best Wishes from a very proud family. May your future mold the very best of everything. All our love forever. Mom and Dad (Ed and Mary Reis) Eric — Congratulations! You’ve made us very proud. Good luck in all your future endeavors. We love you, Mom, Dad and Nathan (Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhode) Missy — Wishing you all the happiness and success in the world. We’re very proud of you. Mom, Dad and Rob (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards) Congratulations Jim! — May your future be filled with happiness and success. You deserve it. Love always, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ritchey) Congratulations 207 Linda — Our beautiful daughter, we love you. May you have as much happiness in your life as you have given us. We are very- proud of you and all you have achieved. Love Mom, Dad, Christi (Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roeschenthaler) Jackie — Congratulations! We are all very proud of you. The road was rough, but you overcame. You have been a pleasure and will always have a special place in our heart. Love and Success, Mom and Dad (John and Jacqueline J. Ross) Congratulations, Ron! Graduation is your first step toward independence. Make your choices wisely. Enjoy your life and be happy. We will never be as proud of you as we are now — but more. Love Mom and Dad (Ron and Roberta Ruch) Congratulations Ken, you have made us very proud of you; as have your sister and brothers before you; each in their own way. May happiness and success follow you wherever your talents lead you. God Bless. Love Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saffer) Amy, Congratulations! You’ve worked so hard. The book is wonderful. You have made me so proud. I wish you all the success at Duquesne next year. Watch out world, here you come. Love Mom and Sean (Mrs. Pauline Salamey) Dear Jacqui, Congratulations, Honey! The world is waiting for you. Go after your dreams. May love, luck, and happiness be yours always. Love Mom, Dad and Jennifer (Ron and Mary Anne Schirra) Dear Sandy, Congratulations! We love you very much and are very proud of you. We wish you success and happiness. The future is yours — do your best and make the most of the opportunities and challenges you will face. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Senneway) Rich — You have worked hard and will continue to reach your goals. We are so proud of you and wish you a future filled with happiness. God Bless You. We love you. Mom, Dad and Pat (Mr. and Mrs. John Sentner) Bob — Congratulations on your Graduation! Even though this ends your high school years, it is only the beginning of many wonderful and exciting times ahead. Remember that you will have our best wishes and support always. With Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shakespeare) Stephanie — May life smile on you always and may all your dreams come true! You are very special and precious. We love you! Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. George Siford) Alison — You’re a wonderful daughter. You have always given us the greatest kind of happiness. We congratulate you on your graduation and all that you have achieved. You always expected the most of yourself and you always delivered. We are proud of you, and proud to be your family. Love, Mom, Dad and Jenifer. (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slinskey) Paula — May everything you wish for be yours — today, tomorrow, and always. Your dreams are the hope for the future — the future is yours. Mom and Wes. Dan — you have always made us so proud of you. We know that you will attain all of your goals. Our love and best wishes for a great future. God bless you. Mum, Dad and Dave (Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Solenday) To our daughter Suzette, Congratulations, honey, for a job well done! May God continue to bless you with love, peace, hap- piness, challenges, and good and lasting friendships. The world, with much to offer, is yours — make the most of every mo- ment. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Sorger) Stephanie — Congratulations on another milestone in your life, we are very proud of you. As you enter into your next phase of life after Baldwin High School, go after your dreams with perseverance and they will be yours. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoernell) Lynnie Bird — Congratulations! Always keep your endless smile and beautiful personality — along with your unpredictable ways. Love You, Mom (Janice Sullivan) Dear Pat, Both your father and I are very proud to have you as our son. Remember you have the ability to make all your dreams come true. We wish you all the best that life has to offer you in your future. Love Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tallon) Tonia — You have made us so proud. We wish you success and happiness in whatever you do. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Lisa and George (Mr. and Mrs. George Tarasi) Donna — Thanks for the memories over the past 17 years! May your smile, determination and crazy sense of humor carry you to great achievements in the future . Good Luck — Golden Girl! Love Mom, Dad and Bobby (Mr. and Mrs. A1 Telipsky and Bobby) Janet — we’re so proud of you! May the future be filled with good health and God’s blessings. Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Then) 208 Congratulations Dear Tom, Congratulations on a job well done. We are terribly proud of all you accomplished thus far, and of the fine young man you’ve become. We wish you all the very best life can bring as you journey through college and your adult life. Keep striving for your goals — it takes hard work to attain anything worthwhile. May God bless you always. Love — Mom, Dad, Mary, and Bill (Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Theodore) Congratulations and best wishes, Jeanine, on your graduation. May k'our future achievements be as bright as your past bring- ing you happiness, love, and fond memories as you have given us. Thank you for making us extremely proud to be your parents and sister. We love you! Mom, Dad, and .Janellen (Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tobacco ) k. Dear Beth: We are very proud ol you. We love you and hope the future holds success and happiness for you. Love, Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tot h) Ed — A poet put our thoughts into words. “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I tobk the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost. Congratulations! Mom and Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Urbansky) Douglas — not the end . .. but the beginning . .. Congratulations! All our love. Mom and Dad (Ed and Lois Utzig) Kelly — Congratulations! Your hard work has made you a success. We hope that your future brings you as much happiness as you have brought to us. We are proud of you and your many accomplishments. We love you. Mom, Dad and Sherry (Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Verba) You’re very special to us Minette! Whether it be in school, as a leader and follower, whether it be at work, as a cashier or sales person, or whether it be in a volleyball or tennis court, your talents are many and v aried. We are so proud of you, so keep up the good work! Our Congratulations and best wishes to you, also to Natalie, to Cristina, to Mimi, and to the many nice friends who had helped you lead a wonderful life at Baldwin. Love, Mom, Dad, Michele, May, and Joey (Mr. and Mrs. M. Villafania) Dear Beth, “All our yesterdays are summarized in our now, and all the tomorrows are ours to shape.” You’ve made us very proud. Congratulations! May God bless you in all your endeavors. Love, Dad, Mom and Kim (Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vucic) Karen — God gave you a talent for chasing clouds away and replacing them with rainbows. Over the years, you filled our hearts with laughter and many warm memories. You grew up too fast and became a beautiful, loving, and caring woman. But to us, your parents, you will always be “our little girl.” We’re so very proud of you. As always, all our love. Dad and Mom (Mr. and Mrs. D. Wenslovas) Congratulations Lisa on an academically successful high school career and your no-drop junior year as a majorette. Those were very special times and we thank you for them and the many precious and wonderful moments we’ve shared with you. We love you and we’re so very proud of you and of all that you have accomplished. You’re a beautiful daughter and a beautiful person. We wish you a future filled with much happiness, health, success, joy, and love. May God be with you always. All our love, Mom, Dad, Ken, Laurie, and Jeff (Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wincko) Tom — “YOU LIGHT UP OUR LIVES!” We have enjoyed watching you grow and we have grown with you. You have brought fun and joy into our lives and kept us young. W'e are very proud of you. May the years always be good to you and br- ing you as much happiness as you have brought to us. Always remember there is a special someone watching over you. Love Mom and Dad . . . and of course Buffy. (Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bilec) Congratulations Amy — We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. 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Kilbane, D.M.D. 210 A Abrams, Robert 20 Adamczak, Jim 56 Adcock, Carrie 20,81, 142, 144, 159 Affinito, Lisa 20 Alario, Vincent 20, 152,153,156,158 Alko, Pamela 20 Allan, Kellie 20,150 Alston, Glenn 20 Altavilla, Daniel 20, 78,192,198 Altavilla, Douglas 20, 70, 78, 192 Ambrose, Erik 20, 142 Ammon, Kari 20, 158, 164 Appetta, Natalie 20,159 Auen, Bonnie 20 B Baccelli, John 20, 142, 144, 157 Bahneman, Paul 20 Baker, Michael 20 Baldinger, Karalyn 21,155 Barone, James 21 Baroni, Robert 56 Bartko, Mary Beth 21 Bayer, Karl 21,142, 144, 149,152 Bayton, Michael 21,168 Beard, Randy 56 Bechtold, Michael 21 Beck, Kathleen 21,48,152,153 Begandy, Sean 21 Bercini, Jason 21,64, 150, 158 Berger, Dena 21, 142, 144, 158, 163 Beringer, Beth 21, 163 Bertha, George 21,60 Bickel, Kenny 21 Biedzinski, Mary 21 Bies, Stephen 21, 142, 144, 148 Bippus, Jennifer 21, 152 Black, Stephanie 22 Blahusch, Jeff 22,153,159,166 Blair, Vicki 22 Blake, Theresa 22 Blosel, Kelli 22, 82,159 Blythe, Jonathan 22 Boehm, Daniel 22 Boley, Amy 22,148, 166 Bonda, Jodi 22 Bonetti, Stephen 22,48, 160 Boris, John 22,64, 159 Boris, Mark 22, 64, 159 Bormann, Iris 23, 166, 192 Boschele, Brian 23 Bouloubasis, John 23,60 Bowden, Melinda 23 Bower, Sharon 23,154, 159 Brain, George 23, 60 Brandt, John 23 Breitweiser, Karen 23, 159, 167 Brickett, Lynn 23 Brinsky, Beth 23, 160 Briselli, Cindy 23, 154, 160 Bruce, Michael 23 Bruder, Charles 24 Bruno, John 24,148, 153,167 Bubarth, Bob 24 Bulsak, Shawn 24, 84, 192 Burich, Mike 24, 142,150,163 Burke, Amy 24 Burkholder, Linda 24 Butler, Kim 24, 158,171, 172 C Cambest, Olga 24,82 Campbell, Doug 24 Campolong, Jamie 24 Cangahuala, Tina 24, 164, 165 Carey, Glenn 24, 27 Cashi, John 24, 163 Caspero, Mary 24, 70, 144, 159, 166 Cawley, Cynthia 24, 142, 144, 154, 159 Cebula, James 25, 148, 152, 153, 159 Cenna, James 25 Chalovich, Michael 25, 144 Charles, Brian 56 Chasky, Michael 25,23,138,140, 148, 149, 150, 152,153,157, 159, 164, 165 Chekan, Gary 25, 158 Chesney, Lynn 25, 79, 165 Cilia, Rosemary 25 Clemens, Patricia 25,154 Cline, Mark 25 Collins, Troy 25,192 Conley, Brian 25 Conley, David 25 Conti, Mike 25 Conti, William 25 Contis, Nicholas 25 Corbin, Teresa 26 Corcoran, Coleen 26 Cord, John 26 Cornell, Marianne 26 Coulehan, Colleen 26,86, 159 Covato, Lucia 26, 142, 144, 152, 162 Cox, Jeannine 26 Coyle, Maura 26, 76, 140, 159, 166,167 Coyne, Rick 26, 27 Coyne, Robert 26, 154, 167,169 Crites, Annette 26 Culp, Bob 26,60 Cure, Sheila 27,153 Curran Theresa 27 D Dabulis, Daniel 27 Dallmus, Brian 27,149 Dasynich, Daniel 27 Davern, Sean 27,60 Davis, Tammie 27, 166, 167,172 Dean, Brian 27 Dean, Lisa 27, 67 Debski, Richard 27, 159, 167, 171 DeCarpio, Dina 27 Deluliis, Angela 27 Delaney, Patrick 28 DelGreco, Bill 28, 142, 144, 149, 152, 153, 154,158 Delposen, Chrisotpher 28,60 Deramo, Donald 28 Diederich, Deborah 28, 164, 165 Dingfelder, Cheri 28 Diulus, James 28, 73,163 Docherty, Catherine 28,45, 76, 166 Dolgos, Nicholas 28, 157 Donnelly, Tim 28 Donovan, John 28 Dopier, Ed 28 Dorrance, Kimberly 56 Dowd, Larry 28 Doyle, Brian 28 Doyle, Ken 28, 152,153 Dubaniewicz, Theresa 28, 154 Dun, Chris 29 Dun, George 29 Dunlap, Sarah 29, 164, 172 Dupaly, Denise 29, 36, 152 Dusch, Jack 29 Dyson, T racy 56 E Eberman, Edward 29,152,158,163 Eklund, Keith 29, 138,140, 152,153,159 Ellenberg, Jenifer 29, 138,140, 159 Elza, Albert 29 Evosevic, Angela 29, 142, 144, 152, 171, 172 F Fandray, Susan 29 Farine, Ralph 29 Fedak, Paul 29 Fenlock, Renee 29 Ferguson, James 29 Ferris, Michael 29,64 Fetsko, Karen 30,82 Fettis, Renee 30,152, 159,167,170,171 Filo, Lisa 30 Finotti, Julie 30 Fischer, Desirae 56 Fisher, Karen 30, 86 Flatley, Sean 30 Fleming, Charles 30 Fletcher, Mary Ellen 30,158 Flick, David 30, 40,144,148,149,154,192 Fordyce, Mark 30 Fox, Gilbert 30 Fraser, Don 30 Frederick, Lori 31,72 Frey, Mark 31 Frost, Kathleen 31,67,82, 159 Funtal, Diane 31, 76 G Gabler, Michele 31 Gaetano, Rob 31 Gaita, Keith 31 Gallucci, Michele 31,149 Gardner, Dave 31 Gardner, Sean 31 Gavin, Sara (Sally) 31,44,152,166 Geiss, Kelly 31 Georges, Jennifer 32, 86,166 Gereffi, Rachel 32 Gitzen, Paul 32 Glabicki, Michael 32, 142 Glaser, Christina 31, 32, 40,44, 76, 142, 144,152 Godlewski, Jill 32 Goldbach, Tracy 32, 163 Gonzalez, John 32 Graef, Richard 32, 163 Graham, Jeffrey 32 Greenaway, Brian 32, 70, 78 Griffith, David 32 Grimm, Karen 32, 168, 170,172 Griswold, Katie 32,37 Grosz, Raymond 32 Grosz, Rich 33 Guthrie, Dan 32 Index 211 H Hagins, Robert 33 Hallas, Beth 33,163 Hanna, Edward 33 Hanula, Lou Ann 33, 164, 165 Hardy, Cinthia 33 Harkins, Julianne 33, 151, 168 Harrold, Dan 33,171 Hartman, Jim 33, 64, 142, 144, 150,154, 162 Hartog, Pamela 33,156 Hartzell, Elizabeth 33 Haviland, Rebecca 33,168 Hawkins, Amy 33, 142,192 Hayes, Kevin 33,152, 153,157,171 Heeter, Scott 33,152,153 Heidkamp, Tracy 33, 163 Heller, Robert 27, 34,157 Higgins, Douglas 34 Hirtz, Mindy 34, 163 Hissong, Scott 34 Hite, Kathleen 34, 166 Hoder, Beth 34 Hoefling, Tracy 34,153 Hoesch, Brian 34 Holewinski, Noelle 34, 76,159 Hornyak, James 34 Hoydick, David 34, 84,152, 159 Hrebenach, Ellen 34, 159,169 Huber, James 34, 78 Huber, Scott 34, 60,84,142,144, 159 Hunter, Sherri 35,148 Hutton, Raymond 35 Hynes, Lisa 35 IJ Imhoff, Mark 35,60,159 Imling, Matt 35,166 Ingle, Sheri 35, 70,156 Ipson, Chaz 35 Ireland, James 36,170,171 Ivey, Debra 36, 40, 72, 144,192 Jacob, Rickey 36 Jakicic, Marleen 36, 163 Johns, Jennifer 36, 82,142, 144,159 Joint, Angela 36, 41,142, 144,159,162, 166,167,172 Jones, Carol 36 Jones, Tammy 36 K Kane, Kendra 36, 166 Karas, Tina 56 Karcher, Karen 36, 148, 152 Kawenski, Michael 56 Keib, Sean 36, 78 Keller, Brian 36, 158 Kelley, Michael 37, 80 Kemmet, Larry 37,157 Kenney, Richard 60, 152 Kielarowski, Jill 37, 67 Kinger, Tracie 37 Kinser, Harry 37 Kirsch, Deborah 37 Klein, Karin 37,57, 76, 140,171,172 Klug, Kim 37 Knorr, Eddie 37 Koch, Kristen 37, 77,159 Kocinski, David 37 Kocinski, Sandra 38, 163 Koempel, Kristine 38,159, 166 Koenig, Celeste 38,163 Kolich, Mark 38 Komer, Ann 38, 70,159 Kotkiewicz, Ron 38, 74 Kovach, Michael 38, 80, 81, 140, 144 Kowalski, Jerry 38 Kramer, Ronnie 38 Krappweis, John 38,166 Kraus, Lisa 38 Kreuzer, Michael 56 Kuehn, Lynn 38,158 Kuhl, James 38,80,149,152,158 Kulinna, Lee 38, 70, 71,142,144,150,154 Kulousek, Christy 38,53,82 Kupecz, William 38 Kurhansky, Kim 39 Kweder, James 39,157,158,166 L LaBellarte, Gina Ladner, Mark 39 Lakomy, Renee 39 Langol, Patricia 39 Lanz, Christine 39 Larimer, Nadine 39,163 Lasich, Patricia 39 Lasko, Christopher 39, 153 Latona, Robert 39,150,158 Lauso, Daniel 39 Layhue, Denise 39, 148, 168 Layman, Douglas 39, 64, 73, 142, 144 Layton, Denise 39,82, 144 Lazzaro, Nick 39 LeBoubennec, Isabelle 40, 77 Legeza, Charles 40 Lenard, Allan 40 Leopardi, Tina 40,158,166 Lewis, Jamie 40 Lewis, Julieann 40,153 Lind, Leonard 40,167,168 Lipovsky, Lori 40,86,144,159,163 Litz, Pamela 40 Logan, Carl 56 Lomb, Julie 40, 164,165 Lombardi, Laura 40 Lovejoy, Christopher 40 Loy, Holly 40, 44,166 Luty, Wendy 40,140,155 Lutz, Ron 41, 64 Lytle, Nancy 41,138,152,158,159 m Macher, Gary 41 Maietta, Christopher 41,80,81 Malachias, Christina 41,192 Malinski, Deborah 41,159 Maloney, Tracy 192 Mann, Michael 41,140 Marbella, Paul 41 Marcinko, Beth 41,52,77,159 Martin, Dina 41 Marze, Matthew 41,152,153,159 Mason, Sherry 41 Mastroianni, Catherine 41,166 Mather, Emily 41, 77 Mattei, Domenic 42, 60,64 Mattes, Lance 42 Mauck, Amy 42 May, Dana 42 McClellan, Michelle 56 McCloskey, Janet 42 McConaha, Lisa 42, 156 McFarland, Tracy 42 McGee, Bridget 42 McGinley, Beth 42 Mcllrath, Kathy 42 McIntosh, Scott 42,64 McKinney, Charles Scott 42,60,84 McMahan, Laura 42, 148,168 McMahan, Karen 42,138,148,168 Meador, Brian 42, 148, 154 Mehaffey, Stacey 42,138,172 Michenzi, Vince 43,163,169 Mikula, Francis 43, 150, 153,159 Milcic, John 43,152, 166 Miller, Debra 43 Miniajlo, John 56 Miskevich, Sharon 43, 148, 166, 172 Mitchell, Kelly Anne 43 Moats, Margaret 43, 45, 138,139, 140, 148,149,150,152 Mohr, Jodie 43,192 Moloney, Tracey 43,192 Montgomery, Kathy 43, 155,164, 165 Moore, Dennis 43 Moore, Patrick 43 Morris, Susan 43, 153 Mountain, Mary Jane 43, 163 Munz, Charles 43 Murray, Jeffery 43 Mysliwczyk, Catherine 44 N Nadalin, Guy 56 Nagy, Matthew 44, 62, 64 Neill, Lisa 44, 76 Nelligan, Kerry 44, 142, 144,152, 153 Nestler, Carole 44,86,142,144,152,158, 159 Novak, Amy 44 Novak, Joseph 44 O O’Donnell, Amy 44, 140 Oechslein, Kelly 44 Ogg, Kelly 44, 57 Olcsan, Therese 56,164, 165 Oldham, Dawn 44 O’Neill, Dennis 44 Ostrowski, Kimberly 45, 87,144,162 Ott, Barbra 56 Overlingas, Michael 45 P Pack, Jeanine 45,154, 158 Paiani, Robert 45 Palamara, John 56 Palmer, Kevin 45 Pastorius, Joseph 45,140,141,148,159 Patterson, Tom 45,153,198 Pavlik, Flagg 45, 144 Pavuscko, Jeffrey 45 Perinis, Elena 56 Peretin, Joseph 45, 64,152,163 Peters, Lori 45 212 Index Petrucci, Janice 45, Pferdehirt, Jon 46, 84,152,156,158, 166 Phillips, Rodney 46, 142, 144 Pintavalle, Amy 46, 142,144,163 Platt, Kimberlee 46 Plotz, Donald 46 Podobnik, Sherri 46 Popovich, Matthew 46 Popovski, Vasko 46, 84,144 Potts, George 46 Prilla, John 46 Provident, Jeffrey 46 Puhl, Michael 27, 46 Q Quiring, John 56 R Rabold, Christopher 46 Radacsi, John 46 Rahimzadeh, Marjan 56,165 Rampolla, Mark 46, 153 Ranich, Eric 46 Rechtorik, Scott 47 Reed, Ken 47, 80 Reed, Terrence 47 Reichert, Cynthia 47 Reidenbaugh, Michael 47 Reilly, Lisa 47 Reis, James 47 Renk, Jennifer 47,140 Rhode, Eric 47,78 Richards, Melissa 47,142,144 Ritchey, James 47 Roeschenthaler, Linda 47,86,152, 158, 159 Roeschenthaler, Robert 47, 156 Rogers, James 56 Rokicki, Glenn 47 Rosenhoover, Jennifer 47 Ross, Jacqueline 47,192 Ruch, Ron 48 Rucinski, Kathy 48 Rudzek, Gregory 48 Ruffennach, Amy 48, 77,142, 144,159, 166 Rumbaugh, Matthew 48,163 Rutkowski, Theresa 48,148,166 S Sadler, Kevin 56 Saffer, Kenneth 48,60,84 Salamey, Amy 48,139,152,159,166 Schenk, Steven 48,57,152,166 Schessler, Sandy 48 Schirra, Jacqueline 48,52,86,87,142, 144, 164,165 Schlutz, Erik 48 Schmotzer, Stacy 49 Schneider, Judy 49 Schneider, Laura 49,86,142, 144, 152 Scholl, Jeffrey 56 Schugg, Lynn 49 Schupp, Ben 56 Schuster, Mark 49,80, 142,144,153,159, 167 Schwarzmiller, Cathy 49 Scott, Laurence 49, 138,149, 158 Sega, Dianna 49, 152,159,167,168,170, 171 Seiling, Robert 49 Senneway, Sandy 49,151 Sentner, Richard 49, 70,73,156 Settelmaier, Lynn 49,158 Seyerle, Rich 50 Shakespeare, Robert 50,78,198 Sharp, Melissa 50 Sharrer, Kenneth 50, 73,80,81,151,152, 153,156 Shell, Christine 50 Shoenberger, Sherri 50,163 Shontz, Lori 50,138,140,159,168,170, 171 Siclare, Lori 50 Siford, Stephanie 50,152 Silinski, Raymond 50 Simmons, David 50 Sipos, Cary 50 Siwik, David 50,152 Slinskey, Alison 50,142,144, 156 Smith, Michael 50,60 Smith, Paula 50 Snyder, Donna 51 Sodini, Adam 56 Solenday, Daniel 51,142, 144,150,152, 153,158 Sorger, Suzette, 51 Spear, Donald 51,140,157 Spina, Anthony 51 Stahl, Krista 51 Stefanac, Michael 51 Steiner, Kelly 51 Stewart, Michael 56 Stillwagner, James 51 Stock, Janet 51,150 Stoemell, Stephanie 51,168,170,171 Stolar, Robin 51 Sturges, Brian 51 Sullivan, George 51 Sullivan, Lynn 51,144,163 Susan, Michael 51,142 Switala, Christopher 49,52,152,157,159, 168 Switala, Michelle 52,138,152,153,159 Szydlowski, Glenn 52 T Tallon, Patrick 52 Tarasi, Tonia 52, 76,152,159 Tardivo, Robert 56 Tardivo, Ronald 56 Telipsky, Dawn 52,142,144,171, 172 Then, Janet 52, 156,157,159,171,172 Theodore, Thomas 52, 64,166 Thomas, Glenn 52, 64,142 Thompson, Ed 52, 70 Thompson, Renee 52,160 Tobacco, Jean ine 52,152,159,168,171, 172 Todd, Robert 52 Toogood, Timothy 52 Toth, Beth 53 Tralongo, Marco 53 Tranter, Mark 53, 80 Tulenko, David 53 U Urbansky, Edward 22,35, 53,152, 153, 159 Utzig, Douglas 53 V Van Eyden, Patricia 53,70,166 Vates, Paul 53 Verba, Kelly 53,86,87,152, 159 Villafania, Minette 53, 59 Vucic, Beth 53,44, 159, 166,171, 172 W Walker, Carrie 53,67,82,142 Walker, Denise F. 53, 172 Wallace, Kara 53,156,166,167 Wallisch, Kent 54, 156 Ward, James 54, 167 Ware, Joe 27,54,150,154 Wastek, Debra 54 Waugaman, Mark 54 Waxter, Kevin 54 Webb, Troy 54,73,158,166 Weber, Judith A. 54 Weber, Judith L. 54 Weil, David 54 Welding, Alan Evans 54,150,154 Welding, Tracy 54,156 Wenerstrom, Wendy 54,140 Wenslovas, Karen 52,54,154, 199 Werner, Wendy 54, 70, 159 Wetherell, Mary 54 Wiedder, Carol 39,55,142,144,150, 152, 154,158,159, 166 Wilhelm, Michele 55,76,154,199 Wilhelm, Steve 56 Willis, Gary 56 Wiloch, David 55 Wincko, Lisa 55,144, 159,172 Wilson, Ronald 55 Wingert, Fern 31,55,76,153,156 Winowich, Mark 55,152 Wojnovich, Jeffrey 55,60 Wolpert, Lucinda 55 Wuchenich, Melanie 56, 149,164,165, 166, 192 Wyrostek, Mike 55 Y Yauch, Dave 56 Yekel, Pamela 55 Yousko, Thomas 55, 148,150,158 Z Zajac, Cynthia 55 Zapeline, Amy 55,158 Zbozny, Jennifer 55,138, 149, 159, 164, 165, 173,192 Zbozny, Michael 56,148,157 Zeybel, Steve 56 Ziemke, Jon 56 Zimmermann, Scott 56 Zoldos, Denise 56,149 Index 213 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Bells Rre Ringing M. Jones and K. Montgomery M. Turina and J. Schirra Baldwin’s 12th musical, Bells Are Ringing, was presented March 19, 20, and 21. Starring Senior Kathy Mont- gomery as Ella, a telephone operator, the plot centered around Susan’s phone Answering Service and its customers. Ella displeased her cousin, Sue (Jacqui Schirra), by meddling in the business of her subscribers: Dr. Kitchell (Dan Mur- tha), Blake Barton (Mike Clarke), Larry Hastings (Mike Stefanac), and even fall- ing in love with Jeff Moss (Mike Jones). The situation is complicated by a bookie, Sandor (Marc Turina), and the bungling investigators — Inspector Barnes (Mike Chasky) and Francis (Nick Dolgos). Enhanced by the dancers, chorus, pit orchestra, art crew, and stage crew, this production was a time-consuming but fun-filled effort. A tender moment in Bells Are Ringing. 218 Supplement K. Bies and J. Coll, Gwen and Carl, respectively N. Dolgos and M. Chasky — the bumbling police DRNCERS 1st Row: M. Dudenas, A. Radford, A. Joint, A. Slinskey, A. Evosevic, M. Miller, K. Schmotzer, L. Roeschenthaler, J. Harkins, L. Goslak. 2nd Row: D. Lew, C. Bemosky, A. Kipp, C. Miller, S. Sanfilippo, J. Georges, L. Wincko, S. Mehaffey, W. Luty, K. Butler, M. Butler, M. Imhoff, M. Johnson, B. Filler. Missing: D. DeFrancesco, J. Coll. M. Wuchenich, J. Zbozny, M. VanDoren. N. Appetta — characters at large L. Scott and C. Handa — the Corvello mob Supplement 219 Orchestra 1st Row: M. Szulczewski, A. Marshall,. B. Savolskis, G. Priano, S. Stoemell. 2nd Row: B. McDonough, S. Strotmeyer, K. Switala, P. Pascarella, M. Villafania, D. Sega, S. Oswalt, P. Wolfe, L. Shontz. 3rd Row: C. Parnell, K. Andre, L. McMahan, W. Wilson, K. McMahan, M. Burke, J. Peterie, D Sega, C. Adcock, K. Wallace, G. Ricci, R. Fettis, R. Vargo. 4th Row: D. Solenday, A. Dechter, J. Bruno, T. Tedder, J. Ireland, T. Marsteller, R. Langer, R. Coyne, R. Debski, C. Rud, W. Wermeister. Missing: P. Bowden, S. Balestriere, H. Caseber, K. Breitweiser. Chorus 1st Row: H. Lips, C. Welding, T. Montgomery, J. Gneuhs, A. Ray, M. Wuchenich, J. Zbozny, J. Riggs, K. Ammon, J. Dittmer, M. Campanma, C. Plotz. 2nd Row: S. Dunlap, M. Moatz, L. Bitner, A. Salamy, N. Appetta, T. Farmer, L. Bucci, K. Hirt, M. Handa, D. Wilds, D. Diederich, C. Eleo, B. May, A. Lober. 3rd Row: S. Yekel, R. Eckenrode, T. Stasik, J. Walker, W. Benson, K. Weprich, K. C. McCrory, K. Vucic, K. Zurkovski, L. Hanula, T. Rostek, J. Geary. Missing: C. Handa. 220 Supplement Stage Crew The Stage Crew put in many long hours preparing the set, lights and stage for the production. Jason Coll prepares to show Kathy how to do the cha-cha. Inspector Barnes is hoping to make an arrest. Supplement 221 fTlEN’S VARSITY TRACK 1st Row: J. Schultz, K. Lydon, M. Hagan, J. Huber, A. Walker, G. Brain, J. Bouloubasis, B. Shakespeare, D. Altavilla, D. Burnett, J. Mainarich, J. Taylor, M. Boris. 2nd Row: S. Robertson, A. Petrusky, C. Handa, A. Roberts, J. Mowry, T. Wuchenich, D. Berger, B. Greenaway, B. Shontz, J. Ross, M. Hite, B. McPherson, Coach Ed Helbig, Coach Dave Silay. 3rd Row: C. McKinney, Coach Laura Silay, D. Grentz, E. Boyle, K. Eklund, R. Gazzo, D. Utzig, M. Rost, D. Fraser, E. Kirch, B. Culp, B. Yurkovich, P. Greenaway, J. P. Carlucci, Coach Veith. mEN’S FRESHfTlEN TRACK 1st Row: J. Fredrick, T. Hoefling, C. Leindecker, J. Schilling, N. Markunas, R. Pack, C. Kratsas, E. Schmidt, D. Kohle, N. Friedrich. 2nd Row: A. Dembrak, R. Wright, G. Gargarella, R. Poljak, C. Grattan, R. Gerdes, T. Tedder, E. Smith, N. Snaith, J. Bippus, T. Fleming. 3rd Row: Coach Paul Roth. Coach Ed Helbig, S. Steffan, J. Brinsky, C. McKinney, M. Lutz, J. Coyne, C. Lamb, P. Binek, D. Ward, J. Peebles, Coach Wright. 222 Supplement BALDWIN TRACK IN ACTION Giving the team an inspiration, Al “Atta Baby!”, J. Mowry prepares to race. Give us a growl, Dana! Coach Silay and Scott Robertson discuss high jumping. Hunting with a rifle would be easier for John Boucoubasis. Men’s Varsity Track ran an exciting season as it became sec- tion champions. Their record was 6-2, and they turned in outstanding performances. Two pole vaulters, Junior Dan Grentz and Sophomore Al Roberts, qualified for PIAA. Dan vaulted 13'0 and Al, 13'6 . The two-mile relay team including Bob Shakespeare, Jim Huber, Brian Greenaway, and Doug Alta villa qualified for WPIAL finals. Also qualifying was the one-mile relay team, consisting of George Brain, Art Walker, John Boris, Mark Boris, and Dave Burnett. B. Shakespeare and D. Altavilla — Fifth Place Finishers at the Baldwin Invitational. Supplement 223 WOmEN’S VARSITY TRACK 1st Row: T. Rigney, M. Lober, A. Marshall, G. Gyson, R. Brain, S. Hoetzlein, C. Docherty, K. Fortier, S. Steigerwald, A. Werner, C. Zajac. 2nd Row: M. Frisco, J. McHugh, M. Rees, C. Koval, A. Ganong, M. Wilhelm, C. Walker, L. Chesney, D. Funtal, T. Farmer, B. Nagel, C. Boehm. 3rd Row: Coach Laura Silay, Coach Charles McKinney, M. Pollitt, B. Sunseri, R. Sunseri, D. Berger, D. Marinelli, L. Papuga, Coach Edward Kelbig, J. Johns, K. Fetsko, L. Falcone, T. Glaser, Coach William Veith, Coach Dave Silay. An intense Dana Marinelli leads off the 4 x 100 relay. Women’s Varsity Track had a terrific season with a Section 8 championship and a 6-2 record. Seniors Carrie Walker and Michelle Wilhelm set school records in hurdles and the long-and- triple-jumps. The one-and-two-mile relay teams, consisting of Lynn Chesney, Jennifer Johns, Ashley Ganong, Carrie Walker, Carol Zajac, and Linda Lee Papuga qualified for WPIAL finals. D. Brown discusses sprinting with J. McHugh. 224 Supplement mEN’S TENNIS 1st Row: C. Bern08ky, J. Hamel, D. Bramwell, E. McDonough, D. Froelich, W. Jones, A. Ray. 2nd Row: Coach Simpson, B. McDonough, M. Tulenko, O’Hare, C. March, S. Heil, S. Spagnolo, E. Yesline, P. Wolfe. Missing: S. Strotmeyer, A. Sabo, D. Booth, G. Chekan, K. Finnigan, T. Fleming, S. Hunter, Loeffert, S. Magee, B. McDonough This year’s men’s tennis team enjoyed a good season. Key players included Jeff Hamel (1st singles), Paul Wolfe (2nd singles), and Eric Yonke (3rd singles). Jeff Hamel advanced to the section singles, while Paul Wolfe and Eric Yonke ad- vanced to the section doubles. All of them performed well. The team was managed this year by Cara Bernosky and Amy Ray. Mr. Dean Simpson, was appointed coach for the 1986-87 team. Sports prospects for the 1987-88 season? Supplement 225 Varsity Baseball 1st Row: K. Domanick, K. Breisinger, S. Gardener, M. Kovach, B. Wodarek, S. Bucci, M. Susan, E. Fisher. 2nd Row: Coach Marty Henry, T. Tarasi, B. Bubarth, A. Bucinski, D. Skowranski, T. Webb, E. Albert, C. DelPosen, J. Campalong, M. Bubarth, A. Ruffanach, B. Geltzheiser. Men’s Varsity Baseball turned in an outstanding season this year with an 11-4 record. They were second in Section 8 and made the playoffs for the first time since 1974. Even though they lost their second playoff game, Coach Marty Henry and the team were hardly disappointed. This year’s MVP, Sean Gardener, and Seniors Chris Delposen and Mike Susan were captains. B. Geltzheiser runs for second base. E. Albert goes for a bunt. D. Skowranski is backed up by K. Domanick. S. Gardener throws another fine pitch. 226 Supplement Junior Varsity Baseball 1st Row: T. Wodarek, L. Berger, J. Serafini, M. Ozosky, M. Chalovich, T. Scott, M. Rechtorik, M. Smith. 2nd Row: J. Campolong, K. Kocinski, M. Landere, P. Varnum, J. Kresak, M. Sniegocki, M. Di Lucia, J. LaBellarte, C. Hoffman, Coach Dave Lacey. Missing: T. White, Statistician. Varsity Softball 1st Row: J. Gneuhs, K. Kopycinski, V. Pisowicz, C. Reis, M. Moeller, J. Hustava, B. Bubarth, J. Walker. 2nd Row: Coach Paul Hindes, O. Cambest, K. Blosel, L. Dean, J. Kielarowski, B. McGee, D. Layton. Junior Varsity Softball 1st Row: K. Thomas, D. Baumgart, D. Nagy. 2nd Row: Coach Paul Marty Burke, J. Femacz, S. Reiff, H. Lucas, K. Kopycinski, J. Wagner. Missing: D. Bayton, L. Ellenberg, T. Habrat, C. Ondos, J. Portanova, B. Szulczewski. 228 Supplement 9th Grade Womens Volleyball PURPLE TEAM — 1st Row: M. Patterson, H. Lucas, M. Witt, A. Tommarello, N. Geraci, B. Susan, T. Ranallo, M. Auen. 2nd Row: J. Ivey, J. Paulick, R. Wilhelm, S. Pfaff, J. Schroeder, A. linger, M. Lutch, J. Pavlick, J. Poploskie. WHITE TEAM — 1st Row: M. Mullee, J. Femacz, C. Zajac, T. Humphreys, A. Chico, C. O’Hare, R. Bock, A. Ix ber. 2nd Row: B. Brierly, K. Bielewicz, S. Heil, C. Johnson, S. Reiff, S. Homan, M. Doerzbacher, B. Thompson, J. Lutz. Supplement 229 Fall Sports Junior Varsity Football Canon-McMillan 7 13 Norwin 8 13 Upper St. Clair Mt. Lebanon 6 0 0 0 North Allegheny Bethel Park 0 3 21 0 Ninth Grade Football Bethel Park 7 6 West Mifflin 8 18 Keystone Oaks 6 2 McKeesport 16 22 Mt. Lebanon 0 16 Chartiers Valley 17 6 Men’s Varsity Soccer Norwin 3 1 Shadyside Academy 0 2 Canon-McMillan 6 0 Trinity 0 1 Mt. Lebanon 0 9 Chartiers Valley 4 2 North Hills 1 2 Upper St. Clair 1 7 Peters Township 0 8 Sewickley 4 2 Bethel Park 0 3 Fox Chapel 0 3 Thomas Jefferson 2 0 Canon-McMillan 0 1 Mt. I ebanon 1 3 Chartiers Valley 10 0 Upper St. Clair 1 7 Seton-LaSalle 11 2 Peters Township 1 7 Bethel Park 3 9 Women’s Varsity Tennis Peters Township 1 4 Carrick 5 0 Bethel Park 2 3 Upper St. Clair Chartiers Valley 0 5 5 0 Mt. Lebanon 0 5 Moon 1 4 Bethel Park 0 5 Upper St. Clair Thomas Jefferson 6 5 1 4 Chartiers Valley 5 0 Mt. Lebanon 1 4 Moon 1 4 Varsity Golf South Park 3 2 Upper St. Clair 1 4 Bethel Park 1 4 Mt. Lebanon 2 3 South Park 3 2 Upper St. Clair 2 3 Bethel Park 2 3 Mt. Lebanon 2 3 Men’s Cross Country •low score wins BHS: 55 Mt. Leb.: 30 Montour: 72 Alderdice: 60 BHS: 39 Ringgold: 92AV. Mifflin: 38 S. Park: 49 BHS: 22 Upper St. Clair 34 BHS: 24 Thomas Jefferson: 31 BHS: 35 TJ: 25 Peters: 68 BHS: 15 Chartiers Valley: 43 BHS: 20 Seton LaSalle: 39 BHS: 18 Canon-McMillan: 42 Norwin Invitational: fourth place Nemacolin Woodlands Invitational: second place Central Catholic Invitational: first place WPIAL Qualifier: fifth place WPIAL Finals: fourteenth place Scoreboard Women’s Cross Country Mow score wins BHS: 49 Mt. Leb.: 20 Montour: 79 Alderdice:82 BHS: 46 RinggoId: 62 W. Mifflin: 71 S. Park: 35 BHS: 29 Upper St. Clair 28 BHS: 35 Tnomas Jefferson: 22 BHS: 28 Chartiers Valley: 27 BHS: 33 Elizabeth Forward: 24 BHS: 32 Seton LaSalle: 18 second place Women’s Soccer Gateway Hempfield Peters Township Charleroi South Park Elizabeth Forward Ringgold Mt. Lebanon Peters Township Charleroi South Park Elizabeth Forward Plum Ringgold Mt. Lebanon Norwin (Quarter final - WPIAL) Mt. Lebanon (Semi-final — WPIAL) Final Report — Fall Sports 1986 Sport Men’s Cross Country W'omen’s Cross Country Ninth Grade Women’s Basketball Varsity Football Ninth Grade Football Golf Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Women’s Tennis Women’s Volleyball t •section winners tWPIAL Champions (third place in state) Winter Sports Varsity Wrestling Hampton 22 31 North Allegheny 9 46 West Allegheny 27 31 Waynesburg 24 26 Seneca Valley 28 29 Shaler Triangular 12 39 Chartiers Valley 48 15 Penn Hills 21 31 Women’s Varsity Basketball Upper St. Clair — loss Bethel Park — win Chartiers Valley — win Canon-McMillan win Trinity — loss Seton LaSalle — loss St. Francis — win South Park — win Moon — win Sacred Heart — loss 28 Mt. Lebanon 20 26 Montour — win place ation. Bethel Park 43 19 Keystone Oaks — win al: Keystone Oaks Elizabeth Forward 15 33 Thomas Jefferson — win 25 31 Mt. Lebanon — loss lace Moon 26 32 Seton LaSalle — win Upper St. Clair 36 19 Moon — loss Peters Township 24 31 Sacred Heart — loss 4 0 North Hills 26 21 Montour — win 4 2 Fox Chapel 34 18 Keystone Oaks — win 2 1 West Mifflin Tournament: Thomas Jefferson — loss 5 1 fifth of 17 teams West Mifflin — win 5 8 0 0 1 0 Keystone Oaks Invitational: fourth of 8 teams Penn Hills — loss o 4 Men’s Varsity Basketball Ninth Grade Women’s Basketball 1 0 Chartiers Valley 79 37 Trinity 41 18 6 0 Perry 40 41 Canonsburg 36 9 6 0 Uniontown 72 74 Bethel Park 39 22 7 2 Bethel Park 62 45 Charleroi 44 6 1 0 Belle Vernon 51 50 West Mifflin 2 0 4 0 Mt. Lebanon 66 56 South Allegheny 59 3 3 1 Seton LaSalle 66 62 Belle Vernon 39 15 Langley Taylor Alderdice 61 59 Keystone Oaks 47 23 1 2 1 49 5 Bethel Park 36 23 Penn Hills 52 51 Charleroi 51 17 0 7 Oliver 78 62 West Mifflin 2 0 Canon McMillan 81 60 South Allegheny 49 14 Montour 58 69 Belle Vernon 54 21 Central Catholic 79 74 Keystone Oaks 23 30 Wins Losses Moon 46 53 West Allegheny Seton LaSalle 43 6 9 3 Keystone Oaks 71 57 20 43 5 7 North Catholic 84 67 Bethel Park 40 33 Upper St. Clair Montour 73 62 15 2 45 46 Women’s Gymnastics 0 10 Central Catholic 53 69 Moon 127 104 3 3 Moon 48 51 Penn Hills 126 123 2 6 Keystone Oaks 78 53 Blackhawk 123 72 7 13 North Catholic 63 61 Penn Hills 125 124 15 0 Highlands 127 125 3 10 Ninth Grade Men’s Basketball Montour 134 140 14 0 Keystone Oaks 62 42 Indiana 122 103 Bethel Park (orange) 47 43 Highlands 127 122 Mt. Lebanon 48 31 Butler 134 130 West Mifflin 55 77 North Allegheny 133 139 Seton LaSalle 62 22 South Allegheny 42 28 Swimming Men Women Thomas Jefferson 52 32 •scores listed as BHS opponent Upper St. Clair 44 36 Norwin 46 122 82 86 Bethel Park (black) 41 39 Belle Vernon 79 74 87 84 South Park 57 39 McKeesport 72 83 75 68 Seton LaSalle 47 27 Upper St. Clair 28 55 39 44 South Allegheny 56 25 Peters Township 64 85 84 87 Thomas Jefferson 61 44 Bethel Park 51 86 66 105 Upper St. Clair 33 28 Elizabeth Forward 61 92 87 84 Bethel Park (black) 48 57 Mt. Lebanon 28 47 46 30 South Park 63 37 South Park 72 36 80 80 Moon 51 116 86 84 230 Supplement Supplement 231 Class Favorites Most Likely to Succeed: Edward Urbansky Runners-up: Vasko Popovski Most Unique: Robert Hagins Runners-up: Gary Willis Best Personality: William DelGreco Runners up: Michael Chasky Most Talented: James Ward Runners-up: Michael Glabicki Class Flirt: Vincent Alario Runners-up: John Boris Most Attractive: Mark Rampolla Runners-up: Karl Bayer Class Couple: Scott Huber Runners-up: John Brandt Best Dressed: Stephen Bies Runners-up: Gary Willis Class Clown: Edward Eberman Runners-up: William DelGreco Most Athletic: George Brain Runners-up: Matthew Nagy Christina Glaser Michelle Switala Melanie Wuchenich Katie Griswald Alison Slinskey Kimberly Butler Kathy Montgomery Karalyn Baldinger Lisa Filo Jennifer Renk Amy Hawkins Deborah Ivey Kelly Verba Karen Breitweiser Amy Hawkins Karen Wenslovas Angela Evosevic Susan Fandray Lisa Dean Carrie Walker Senior Awards Night Mr. Blankenbuehler presents certificates to Westinghouse Science Honors Institute members. A.W. Walsh Scholarship Nominee. Army Scholar — Athletes Brad Dingfelder Memorial Award presented to Michael Zbozny. 232 Supplement Senior Awards HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Vucic, Beth Anne Kulousek, Christy •All received the Presidential Webb, Troy Kweder, James Academic Fitness Award. Weber, Judith A. Langol, Patricia Weber, Judith L. Lasko, Christopher Appetta, Natalie Werner, Wendy Layhue, Denise Bippus, Jennifer Wiedder, Carol Layton, Denise Blahusch, Jeffrey Wincko, Lisa Legeza, Charles Boris, John Yekel, Pamela Leopardi, Tina Boris, Mark Zbozny, Jennifer I ewis, Jamie Bower, Sharon Lipovsky, Lori Breitweiser, Karen HONOR STUDENTS Lomb, Julie Ann Caspero, Mary Presidential Academic Fitness Award Luty, Wendy Cawley, Cynthia Lutz, Ronald Cebula, James Adcock, Carrie Ann Malachias, Christina Corcoran, Coleen Ambrose, Erik Mann, Michael Coulehan, Colleen Barone, James Marbella, Paul Debski, Richard Bayer, Karl Mather, Emily Donnelly, Timothy Bechtold, Michael McCloskey, Janet Dupaly, Denise Bertha, George McFarland, Tracy Eklund, Keith Biedzinski, Mary McGinley, Beth Ann Ellenberg, Jenifer Bies, Stephen McIntosh, Scott Fetsko, Karen Blosel, Kelli McMahan, Laura Fettis, Renee Blythe, Jonathan Milcic, John Frost, Kathleen Bornmann, Iris Miller, Debra Funtal, Diane Brickett, Lynn Miskevich, Sharon Glaser, Christina Bruno, John Moats, Margaret Grosz, Raymond Butler, Kimberly Montgomery, Kathy Hoydick, David Cambest, Olga Morris, Susan Hrebenach, Ellen Chalovich, Michael Munz IV, Charles Huber, Scott Chasky, Michael Mysliwczyk, Catherine Hunter, Sherri Chekan, Gary Nagy, Matthew Imhoff, Mark Chesney, Lynn Ostrowski, Kimberly Johns, Jennifer Cilia, Rosemary Ott, Barbra Joint, Angela Clemens, Patricia Peretin, Joseph Kenney, Richard Contis, Nicholas Plotz, Donald Klein, Karin Covato, Lucia Popovski, Vasko Koch, Kristen Coyle, Maura Rampolla, Mark Koempel, Kristine Dabulis, Daniel Reichert, Cindy Lanz, Christine DeCarpio, Dina Renk, Jennifer Lytle, Nancy Dean, Lisa Ritchey, James Malinski, Deborah Delposen, Christopher Ruch, James Marcinko, Beth Anne Dingfelder, Cheri Schirra, Jacqueline Marze, Matthew Docherty, Catherine Schneider, Laura Mauck, Amy Doyle, Kenneth Schugg, Lynne McMahan, Karen Evosevic, Angela Schwarzmiller, Catherine Mikula, Francis Fisher, Karen Sentner, Richard Nelligan, Kerry Fletcher, Mary Ellen Settelmaier, Lynn Nestler, Carole Fraser, Donald Seyerle Jr., Richard Novak, Joseph Frey, Mark Sharp, Melissa Pastorius, Joseph Gavin, Sara Siclare, Lori Beth Rabold, Christopher Georges, Jennifer Sodini, Adam Reidenbaugh, Michael Grimm, Karen Solenday, Daniel Reis, James Griswold, Katie Spear, Donald Roeschenthaler, Linda Grosz, Richard Stahl, Krista Ruffennach, Amy Harrold, Daniel Stefanac, Michael Rutkowski, Theresa Hartman, Daniel Stolar, Robin Salamey, Amy Hayes, Kevin Szydlowski, Glenn Schenk, Steven Heidkamp, Tracy Telipsky, Donna Schuster, Mark Hissong, Scott Theodore, Thomas Sega, Dianne Hite, Kathy Toth, Beth Ann Sharrer, Kenneth Hoe fling, Tracy Utzig, Douglas Shontz, Lori Holewinski, Noelle Walker, Carrie Slinskey, Alison Hornyak, James Ward, James Switala, Christopher Huber, James Waugaman, Mark Switala, Michelle Ingle, Sheri Waiter, Kevin Tarasi, Tonia Jacob, Rickey Welding, Alan Then, Janet Karcher, Karen Wenerstrom, Wendy Tobacco, Jeanine Kielarowski, Jill Wilhelm, Michele Urbansky, Edward Komer. Ann Wingert, Fern Van Eyden, Patricia Kovach, Michael Winowich, Mark Verba, Kelly Kuehn, Lynn Zbozny, Michael Villafania, Minette Kulinna, Lee Zoldos, Denise Special Award Rotary Club Scholarship: Kelly Verba Southwestern PA Nurses Club: Amy O’Donnell BWEA Friend of Education Award: Theresa Rutkowski Herb McCracken Award: Jennifer Johns Army Scholar-Athlete Award: John Boris and Tonia Tarasi Air Force Recruiting Service Math and Science Award: Richard Debski and Edward Urbansky Perfect Attendance Award: Melinda Bowden, Richard Grosz, Brian Keller, Wendy Luty, Catherine Schwarz- miller Westinghouse Science Honors Institute Certificates: Jeffrey Blahusch, James Cebula, Keith Eklund, Kevin Hayes, Matthew Marze, Francis Mikula, Susan Morris, Kerry Nelligan, Mark Rampolla, Mark Schuster, Daniel Solenday, Michelle Switala, Edward Urbansky Westinghouse Testing Competition Honorable Mention: Edward Urbansky Bausch-Lomb Science Award: Edward Urbansky Morris E. Chapman Mathematics Award: Christina Glaser Brad Dingfelder Memorial Scholarship: Christina Glaser and Kelly Verba Brad Dingfelder Memorial Award (presented by the Class of 1960): Michael Zbozny Karpa Award: Charles Scott McKinney Bress Award: George Brain and Lisa Dean Andy Reid Award: Sean Davem Homecoming Queen Award: Kimberly Ostrowski Albert Hilko Award: Michelle Switala, Kelly Verba, Joseph Pastorius, Karen Grimm Great American Federal Scholarship: Linda Roeschenthaler Baldwin Township Scholarship: Theresa Rutkowski Lions Club Scholarship: Laura McMahan U.S. Coast Guard Academy Appointment: Mark Imhoff U.S. Naval Academy Appointment: Christina Glaser and Ann Komer National History Day Competition Award: Michelle Switala A. W. Walsh Scholarship Nominee: Richard Kenney Valedictorians: Christina Glaser, Jennifer Johns, Kelly Verba Salutatorian: Denise Dupaly National Merit Scholarship Program Merit Scholar: Keith Eklund Finalist: Joe Novak Commended Students: Jennifer Bippus, Karen Breitweiser, Christina Glaser, Jennifer Johns, Christopher Lasko, Vasko Popovski, Lori Shontz, Edward Urbansky Supplement 233 CLASS DAY Class Day ’87 centered around the theme “Cartoon Capers.” Four $25 prizes were awarded for creativity in car decoration. Tina Glaser, Carol Wiedder, and Judy Weber won “Best Depiction of a Cartoon”; Patty Lasich, Rosemary Cilia, Lisa Neill, and Cathy Mysliwczyk won “Best Use of Color Depicting the Theme”; Renee Fettis, Cathy Schwarzmiller, Pam Yekel, and Dianne Sega won “Most Unique Depiction of the Theme”; and Janet Then, Karen Grimm, Karin Klein, Ellen Hrebanach, and Sharon Bower won “Most Elaborately Decorated Vehicle Depicting the Theme.” Seniors were treated to an incredible ex- hibition of ESP and illusion by mentalist Craig Karges in his presentation “The Magic of the Mind.” Cathy Schwarzmiller won the use of a limousine given by the Baldwin-Whitehall Drug and Alcohol Task Force in a random drawing. Supplement 235 THE PRESENT WITH fl FUTURE 1987 PROm The Senior Prom and Post Prom Party, held at the Sheraton Hotel at Station Square on May 29, provided a fun-filled evening for all. Students crammed the dance floor to dance to the music of the Jack Purcell orchestra and later to DJ Tom Shanahan. Presiding over the Prom ac- tivities were Prom Queen Debbie Ivey and her Court: Kim Butler, Amy Hawkins, Carole Nestler, and Jenny Zbozny. This formal activity was marked by “A Touch of Class.” 236 Supplement Supplement 237 fi TOUCH OF CLfiSS Commencements Commencement Program Processional Baldwin High School Concert Band The Star-Spangled Banner . Audience and Senior Class Greetings Dr Charles H Faust Superintendent Baidwm-Whitehall School District Welcome Christina B Glaser Class President Christina B Glaser. Jennifer S Johns. Kelly M Verba Salutatorian .. .. Denise M Dupaly Presentation of Class Mr Joseph E. Pekar Principal Baldwin High School Remarks to Graduates Mr Paul R Minetti President Board of School Directors Presentation of Diplomas t ................... Mr. Paul R Mmetti President Board of School Directors Mr Ronald F Boyle Board of School Directors Mr Richard C. Bechtold Vice-Principal Mr. Warren L Frabizio Vice-Principal Farewell Address William T Del Greco Student Council ...President Alma Mater ............................................. CLASS OF 1987 Recessional ...................... Baldwin High School Concert Band PLEASE REFRAIN from applauding until entire class receives diplomas PLEASE STAND • PLEASE REMAIN SEATED until the class leaves the stadium 238 Supplement Baldwin High School’s Commencement Exer- cises took place on June 3 at 7:30 p.m. Five hun- dred thirty-three were graduated. Speakers were Senior Class President Tina Glaser; Valedic- torians Tina Glaser, Jennifer Johns, and Kelly Verba; Salutatorian Denise Dupaly; and Student Council President Bill DelGreco. Supplement 239 Friendship and memories A Celebration of Friendship By not injustice or injury, Let these bonds of friendship be severed. Make them endure. With hope, let each man cast aside his differences So that this comradeship, Of late grown frail by indifference, Might be renewed and restored. Let this final year symbolize not the end of this era, But its increased maturity and strength through time. Let each man nurture these ties till Age refines into truest fellowship Unsurpassed. In ever nearer future, Let no boundary divide, No expanse separate — We are as one. For, in adversity, If we not hold on to what is got, Then what seemed friendship was likely naught. “It was the best of times... It was the epoch of belief... ” More than allow it remain; demand it sustain. — Edward T. Urbansky In fflemoriam Julie Ann Finotti May, 1985 The Class of 1987 was sad- dened by the loss of Julie Ann Finotti. Together, the Balthi and the entire student body mourn for Julie whose activities centered around her position as the regional president of the Future Business Leaders of America. We will remember Julie for her friendly personality and kindness, and we will miss her. The Balthi staff and the stu- dent body of Baldwin High School join to mourn the loss of Michael K. Clarke, who was, along with all of his other ac- tivities, the Activities Editor of the Balthi. We will all remember Michael as we knew him — a pleasant, sweet, helpful, and bright young man — and we will all miss him. Michael K. Clarke 240 Supplement