Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

TIGER BEAVER FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS, PENNSYLVANIA 15010 VOLUME LXX With the emphasis on film, photography, and videos in our world today, we find ourselves growing into an age of visual literacy where the old clichd has come true: A picture is worth a thousand words. In this edition of the TIGER, we have attempted to capture in pictures the world of BFHS in 1985-86. With the use of movie titles reminiscent of the 1986 school, we hope to have highlighted your most cherished moments. In the years ahead, as you page through the 1986 TIGER, we hope your high school memories will live again, forever. Underclassmen can look toward their senior year with dreams, hopes, and expectations, while the Class of '86 can finally savor the reality of their own homecoming, prom, graduation and all their years together—all treasured moments captured on film and destined to live forever. If the cliche' about pictures is true, the TIGER of 1986 should hold tens of thousands of words to preserve your memories of 1985-86. Kim Damaska, Editor Kathy Martin, Assistant Editor THAT WAS THEN CHRISTOPHER B. BARRETT CHERIE L. ALLISON ROBIN C. BALESK CURTIS W. BARRETT JOHNETTA L. ARMSTRONG RANDY A. BARKEY JEFF A. BEAMAN 8 RODNEY W. BIRD JODI L. BOSWORTH GARY T. BROWN SCOTT BISCHOFF RITA A. BOWERSOCK MARY K. CAIRNS LORI A. BRENZO AMY L. CAMPBELL I I KIM BLYTHE 9 MICHAEL A. CAMPBELL TRACEY L. CAMPBELL BENNY CARTER SAUN T. CLECKLEY VINCENT P. COLAIZZI BILLIE J. CORBIN 10 11 DAVID H. DOCCHIO NATASHA M. DREHER CHRISTOPHER DETKA DEBRA D. DEWITT KEN D. DOCCHIO VICKI L. FARKAS 12 MICHELE E. FLORIE BETH A. FLAHERTY LINDA M. FOWLER REBECCA L. GIARDINA JEFF A. GARBINSKI LATONYA D. FRAZIER TAMMY E. GILMORE AyAV JOSEPH L. GOSSECK VINCENT A. GRATTERI 3 b G G b b I I G G b b I 1 G G b b I s II bb b b I i G G b b G 6 b b I 1 G G b b G G b b I 1 G G b b G G b b G G b b I  13 KRISTI J. GUILFORD TOMAS L. HARRIEL KENNETH R. HOGUE DAVID L. HALL JAMES E. HOHBACH JERRY A. HELISEK DAVID J. HANLON MELODY E. HERSHBERGER KELLY J. HURD 14 JULEIGH R. IBEN DEIDRE N. KABLER JANET E. KOLSON DON H. JONfcS JOHN KIRKLAND MILLIE E. LAMBRIGHT 15 CHERRI L. LEIST LYNN R. LEWIS TONI L. LOCCISANO CANDY R. LOHRY GINA M. MAGLIOCCHI KATHY L. MARTIN 16 MICHAEL A. McCLAIN MARY M. McLEAN CONNEE R. MISNER JOHN McCREADY RICK MILLIGAN PAUL A. MULIG 17 MAURA S. OSTROM GAVAN B. PAMER RAYMOND E. PIECHNIK 18 PARTICK J. PINTUR KELLY L. PLETZ REBECCA L. RADER JOE M. RAICHEL TRACY L. RIEDEL PAYTON J. RIGGINS 19 GARY L. SCIARETTA SCOTT SHULER DEBORAH A. SIMMONS BOB J. ROUSH EILEEN J. SCOTT SHEILA M. SHAFFER 20 KIMBERLY A. SIMPSON JOSEPH A. STRATI CRYSTAL L. SIMS THOMAS D. SZOPO 21 KARA A. VAN KIRK TERESA A. THOMPSON JODI WADE JOSEPH B. TURNER DAWN R. WELCH BETH A. URSIDA MARY E. VAN KIRK MARIA C. WELSH 22 ADRIAN L. WILLIAMS SENIORS NOT PICTURED: CALVIN W. ANDERSON LINDA S. BISH MICHAEL A. BRIDGES DAVID P. BUTLER C. LYNN CARTER JAMES CARTER MARCUS Q. CLECKLEY ANDRE CURRY LARRY ENGLE BRIAN K. EVANS SHELNITA M. WILLIAMS SABRINA L. FINNEY MANIE L. FOSKEY, III DAVID W. FRANKLAND RICHARD HAUMAN JEFFREY S. HEATON JAN F. HOMMEY VINCENT HOWARD BONITA L. LAMPKIN TAMMY S. LAVETTE JON D. LEKSELL JOHN G. LIBERTY ANN E. YOUNG JEFF C. MINE P. RICHARD MOHR SHIELA A. MORRISON DAVE OSTROM BETTY M. RADER JAMES M. ROMIGH DONALD G. STRATTON TINA M. STRATTON MARIA TORRES LISA A. WORD TONYA L. YEAGER I I b b G b I b G b G b I G b I b G b G b 23 c THE CLASS OF '86 — FOREVER 2 q 2 I I q I 1 ) 2 2 D i I I I 24 1 2 ! D D As I open my scrapbook, I see pictures That take me down memory lane, Whether cruising the streets or having fun At football and basketball games. Private talks with special freinds, Revealing our hopes and fears. Planning our futures, sharing laughter and pain Throughout our high school years. Yet, childishly, we let petty fights interfere With the best days of our lives. Silly arguments about whose friend is whose? And quarrels over girls or guys. I wish we could all get along together Without breaking off into cliques, We should be ONE; that is the meaning Of The Class of '86. But those days are behind us, and we should repress Those long-forgotten tears, But we must remember the smiles and laughter Throughout those four special years: Pep rallies for our great sports' teams That brought us a few championships. The parties, the dances, our senior prom, And the boys of '86. Finally, graduation day, At last the time had come. Such happiness was shared on that special event. Yet, it was the most painful one. For we were anxious and excited To finally make it through, But that was our last time completely together Before starting anew. Embracing, and saying farewell to friends We may never see again. The heartfelt tears from that last good-bye, Those memories will never end. The bond between us can never break. No matter how far we part. Our high school days will always be treasured. Deep within our hearts. But good-bye doesn't have to mean forever; That's something we, ourselves, must fix Every five years, when we meet again As THE CLASS OF '86!! Lori DeRose LAWRENCE R. CARINCI LORI A. DeROSF VICKI L. FARKAS NANCY A. D'ACHILLE KIMBERLEE J. DAMASKA JOYCE E. DeCHICKO HIGHEST HONORS DAVID J. HANLON KATHY L. MARTIN JAMES M. ROMICH I e G I G I 25 H I G H H O N O R S i 9 9 $ I I I I 1 2 q S FIRST ROW: Kim Blythe, Christopher Detka, Robin C. Balesk. SECOND ROW: Amy I Campbell, Jon D I eksell, Wendy L. Davis. MISSING: Gayla M. McKnight, P. Richard Mohr. FIRST ROW: Teresa A. Thompson, Beth A. Ursida, Melody E. Hershberger. SECOND ROW: ( rystal L. Sims, Curtis W. Barrett, Ann E. Young. 26 FIRST ROW: Lisa E. Odum, Adrienne M. Petty, Maura S. Ostrom, Mary M. McLean, Eileen J. Scott. SECOND ROW: Tara L. Shepel, Cavan B. Pamer, Amy ). Seidler. THIRD ROW: Joe M. Raichel, Mike J. Stevens, John C. Liberty, Michael J. River, Scott Bischoff. FIRST ROW: Heather Crognale, Natasha M. Dreher, Rita A. Bowersock, Jodi L. Bosworth, Debra D. DeWitt. SECOND ROW: Kelly J. Hurd, Deborah A. Alaksin, Michele E. Florie, Lori A. Brenzo, Krisa J. Dougal. THIRD ROW: Lynn R. Lewis, Randy A. Barkey, Vincent A. Cratteri, Tammara L. Cox. G G I I I t I I I I I I I I I I CHRISTOPHER B. BARRETT instrumental Music CARY T. BROWN Visual Commun MARY K. CAIRNS Instrumental Music •cations CHRISTOPHER DETKA Advanced Computer Calculus V'CKI I. FARKAS Business french Donald Hicks Math Prize LINDA M. FOWLER Carolyn Clarke Girls' Sports Samuel E. Sheffield Memorial Award, Tennis AMY L. CAMPBELL Problems of Democrac T. Sidney Aikman Memo Spanish Award VINCENT A. GRATTERI Eugene L. Palka Baseball Award Lawrence D. Smith Aware TAMMARA L. COX Community Service Award NAACP Scholastic Award NANCY A. D ACHILLE English Rotary Student Grant KIMBERLEE j. DAMASKA Chemistry English Honors GAVAN B. PAMER Speech Vocal Music LORI A. BRENZO William A. Ross Athletic Award Secretarial RANDY A. BARKEY Woodworking HEATHER CROGNALE Samual E. Sheffield Memorial Award, Tennis ANDRE CURRY Basketball-Emil Hmiel Memorial Award I I t I I J I G i i ! J f I I I I I I I I i c o M M E N C E M E N T A W A R S 29 c o M M E N C E M E N T A W A R D S 1 2 I I 1 2 I I I ] I I 1 I i q I q I q I q 1 q 2 q i q I q I q d i % i q q i q D i q a DEBRA D. DeWITT Homo Economics NATASHA M. DREHER NAACP Scholastic Award Kathy L. Martin Academic Achievement Award JOHN MCCREADY Samuel E. Sheffield Memorial Award, Tennis SHELIA A. MORRISON Art CRYSTAL L. SIMS NAACP Scholastic Award DONALD G. STRATTON, JR. Power Technology TERESA A. THOMPSON Thespis 30 MICHELE E. FLORIE Lawrence D. Smith Award DAVID J. HANLON Instrumental Music DAWN C. KNIGHT Instrumental Music BRIAN G. PAMER Instrumental Music ADRIENNE M. PETTY NAACP Scholastic Award RAYMOND E. PIECHNIK, JR. Law JOSEPH B. TURNER Ruth Hunter Campbell Memorial Music Award BETH A. URSIDA History 31 . . !• r . 42 Kelly Abercrombie Melissa Agnew Nicole Alford Todd Allen Pam Altsman Julie Amygdalos Stacy Anzio Beth Atchison Brian Ball Charles Barber Gregory Barrett Lori Bartle Samuel Beauford Lisa Becze Deacon Begley Malcolm Bell Darrin Berger James Berk David Berkey Charles Bevington Christina Black David Borroni Sarah Bortz Terri Bowers Robert Bowser Beth Braykovich Shelley Briggs Holly Brooks Kathleen Brozich Lisa Buffaloe Kevin Chirichetti Janell Cleckley Antoinette Colao Jerry Cook Carey Ann Cope Richard Couch James Cox Larry Cramer Douglas Crees Daniel Cunning Dianne Cynkar Lorri Dalton Lisa Davis Monica Davis David Denes Joanie Denman Gregg DeVitto James Diamond Kris Donaldson Dawnita Dreher Lisa Eckhardt Kevin Ellefson Mark Engle Jennifer Evans 43 44 Cindy Jo Fairley Scott Farkas Anita Fillipelli Melissa Fosnaught Ayesha Fritz John Fritz Bobi Frye Doreen Call William Garroway Bonnie Gault Dean Gerard Leann Gishbaugher David Gosseck Barry Gropp Barbara Hammerle Jamie Hamrick Tanissa Harriet Sheila Harris Joseph Haskins Daniel Havis David Havis John Hawthorne Leah Hegner Arthur Henderson Tina Hill Traci Hiller Richard Holewski Tammy Hommey Kimberly Howarth Shannon Jacobs Alexis James Lynn Jenkins Jonathan Jobe Melinda Jones Theresa Karczewski Annette Kelly Brian Kincade David King Lonnette Kirkland Victoria Kirkland Mark Kohlmann Bolek Kulesza Jodi Landsbach Brian Lantz John Ley Doug Libert Scott Liberty Elizabeth MacDonald William Maher Brian Matthews Robert McFadden Dave McFarland Paul McKeown Carrie McLean 46 Robert Mentz Rebecca Metheny Melinda Minto Marci Moore Cretchen Moran Shelley Musloe William Nardone Sue Naugle Kevin Navolio Carry Newton Kimberly Orto Thomas Padgett Matthew Panella Kim Pangburn Joy Pelaia Anne Piccinni Samantha Pickrell Jodi Pintur Stephany Pisano Leigh Pletz Keith Plummer Martin Price Amy Jo Rae Darlene Raisley Edwin Reynolds Pamela River Theresa Rock Toni Rowe Michael Ruby Richard Ruffner Brian Russell Lori Russo Paul Rylott Phil Sabino Robin Scott Tammy Scott Rebecca Sergi Stephanie Shaw Katherine Smail Becki Smiley Kelly Smith Coletta Sochia Joel Sommer Robert Summers David Teal Toni Teapole Rodney Thompson Albert Thumm Randy Tooch Albert Torres Denise Torres Constance Tress Raymond Truputec Theodore Villella 47 Michele Vrable Michael Wagner Sonya Walker Tonya Walker Daniel Wallace Dana Walters Trishia Watson John Wayne Anita Weckerly Robert Wickline Holly Winkle Jami Wozniak Richard Young Keith Zack Kenneth Zack Lou Ann Zwierynski JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Louis Becze Mary Bobin Daniel Bowman Tim Cain Tamara Clayton Charles Craft Richard Crawford Doug Daugherty Shawna Goatley Brad Guthrie Kenneth Haskins Peter Hetzler Darren Hopkins Marcus Jones Donald Kermiet Jennifer Kerns Angela Kirkland Robert Kirkland Brandy Legzdin Shonn Moultrie Tyrone Nesmith Charles Oravitz Kimberly Saunders 48 Scott Schutte Damon Shaffer Melissa Smith Rolanda Smith Joel Sommer Robert Summers David Teal Toni Teapole JoAnn Thompson Karen Walker 49 9 '87 When all our study days are over, When we've finished all our fun. History will bear us out. That our class was the greatest one. On the night we graduate And look at the stars in Heaven, They will echo out that The greatest class was the CLASS OF EIGHTY-SEVEN! Alexis Rochell James 51 AGAINST ALL ODDS 56 Francine Adams Kim Agostinelli David Alford Casey Anderson Jeff Anderson Sean Andreas Jennifer Androlia Nichol Armstrong John Bailey Chris Baldwin Jennifer Balph Vicki Bartle Jayne Beauford Ruthanne Beck Dennis Berkey Donald Berkey Brian Bever Adam Blake Jeffrey Borroni Daniel Bozic Lori Bradshaw Greg Brandyburg Brian Brooks Michael Brydebell Bernice Burau Kevin Burau Joseph Camp Carmen Campagna Stacy Cartwright Colin Cary Charles Chambers Stacey Childs Tara Cleckley Wilburette Cleckley Joyce Cline Kristie Cline Heather Cochrane Maureen Colaizzi Thomas Coleman Marvella Collins Roosevelt Cook Christena Cox Robin Cox Robin Craven Kirk Crespo Robert Cumberledge Margaret Currie David Damaska Heidi Davis Dave DeRose Leonard DeRoss William DeSanzo Tamara Devich William DiSanzo 57 58 Christian Dreher Marika Dreher Randy Dunlap Kathy Ehrhardt James Eichler Roxann Esoldo Kimberly Evans Maria Ferraro Lisa Ferrigno Raymond Fields Michael Fike Tracey Foskey Sherri Garbinski Darryl Genevie Dale Geruschat Donna Geruschat Archie Gibson Alan Gilmore Michelle Gratteri Nicole Gratteri Kevin Guthrie Lisa Hackett Daniel Hall Stacey Hall Stacey Halligan Brian Hammerle Audrey Harris John Harris William Harris Glenn Haskins Michele Hayden Michael Helton Renita Henderson John Hendrickson Christine Hilton Stacy Hocanson Bonnie Hogue Rhonda Holloway Sharyn Holoweiko Sabrina Hopkins Brent Hoschar Thomas House Charles Huntington Matt Jena Margaret Jones Donald Kelly Leigh King Gregory Koch Deanna Kolumban Clarissa Lampkin Jacqueline Lavette Lisa Liberty Corey Mabin Kimberly MacDonald 59 60 David Mangerie Leslie Mangerie Julie Mastalski Kristie Matthews David McCready Deanna McFadden David Miller Troy Moon Shannon Moore Michael Mulig Karen Murray John Mussey Antonio Nesmith Shelly Noel John Novak John Novakovich Karen Oravitz Todd Osman Susan Paisley Julia Pavlovic Amy Phillips Brian Plummer Tracy Quest Donna Raisley John Ralley Lisa Rogers Linda Sakraida William Samuel Jeff Schaeffer Jody Schmidt Jason Sciarro Jai Scott Klint Simmel Chad Smith Margaret Smith Jeff Sowers Tim Speelman Philip St. Esprit Maryann Stover Nancy Summers Rhonda Tanchuck Tonya Taylor Tylan Taylor Jeffrey Thellman Ronald Thellman Demmica Thomas Andre Thompson Tracy Thompson Brian Tyson Janella Uslenghi Donna Vogler Jody Wakelee Jason Welsh Nicole West 62 Amy White Patti White Antoine Whittington Frank Why Joseph Wickline St. Clair Williams Tammy Williams Kelly Williford Jacquin Wynn James Young LaVonne Young Lynette Yurich SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Jody Andrews Christopher Brown William Cwynar Tracey Diamond Scott Edwards David Flaherty Laila Fritz William Goodman Jerome Goosby Megan Grier Michelle Guza Jay Guzie David Huffman Charles Leksell Gwenia Leksell Christine Livingston Michelle McGee Virginia Medina Michelle Moreland Harold Morrison Mike Pope Fred Porter Mildred Rhodes Adrienne Scott Dawn Stanford Laura Stasik Joanne Tyson Jenny Vorous Andrew West Theodore Wiley 70 Paul Alaksin Danielle Alford Robert Andrews Brian Atchison Carrie Baker Chris Baldwin Keith Balesk Jeffrey Balok Kevin Barrett Wanda Barrett Eric Bell Rhonda Bender Jason Benes Joseph Berardelli Ray Berry Shelly Bishoff Kenneth Black Craig Bohon Kenny Bortz Sandra Bowser Paul Bradshaw Brian Braheny Sherry Brandenberger Kerry Brozich Donald Bryant Michael Burcik John Bushless Jacqueline Capots George Caracter Bryan Carley Sean Carling Curtis Carter Eric Chambers William Chambers Autumn Clark Janine Cleckley Jefferson Cleckley Shannon Cline Theresa Coffini Barbara Cogar Dawn Marie Cole Willie Coleman DeVonna Collins Henry Cook Randy Coombs Donn Crawford Brian Dainton Paul Darno Jennifer Dean Kelly DeVitto Brad Diamond Kenny Dorn Jamal Dreher Marcy Drogus 71 72 Laina Early James Edwards William Elliott Shannon Engle Darlene Esoldo James Evans Scott Evans Scott Felger Karla Florie Doris Fowler Kelli Frederick Michael French Hope Fritz Michael Funari Rebecca Funkhouser Dusty Fuze Yvonne Garrett Darcie Gawelski Edward Geer Cynthia Giardina Lorraine Gioffre Marie Gioffre Dione Goatley Julianne Gossard Darian Grant Colleen Greer Daniel Gropp Felicia Hamilton Shawn Haswell Brian Heaton Rebecca Hegner Frank Helisek Tricia Helton Jon Henderson James Hendrickson John Hilberry Tammie Hobson Lori Hogue Joelle Hohbach Stephen Hoschar Debra Householder Amy Hummel Thomas Hurd Jody Jackson Michael Johnson Lisa Jones Rachelle Kaye Latonya Keith Kristina Kelly Christine Kermiet LaSean King Doug Kittner Scott Kolumban Julie Kondracki 73 74 Jason Landsbach Rose Leist Matthew Linzey Robert Lucci Sherry Ludwig Neil Magliocca Marty Mahovlic Michelle Mako Pamela Mallick Natalie Mannerino Heather Maravich Francis Markusic Laura Martin Gerry Mayle Walter McClintock James McCombs Steven McKeown Erin McKim Michael McKinney David McLean George McLeod Sue Miles Brent Mineard Travis Mineard Walter Mlak Michael Mohr Sharon Monahan Tiffany Montgomery Chrischelle Moore Maurice Moreland Thomas Morgan Jeanine Myers Karen Nelesnik Tesha Nesbit Duayne Nesmith Dionna Newman Michelle Nugent Westley Orto Lisa Partington Lisa Pelia Cynthia Perminter Paul Perminter Shawn Pinkerton Jennifer Pisano Tony Podbielski Richard Pronesti Alexis Pugh Bernard Ragland Brenda Raisley James Randza Chad Redfern Frank Rimer Theresa Scott Scott Searfoss 75 76 Michelle Seaman Greg Shanor Michael Shepel Marcie Sherrill Connie Shotton Michelle Shuler Sean Simmons Edward Smail Donald Smith Donise Smith Robert Speelman Richard St. Esprit Matthew Stockunas Ellis Straley Lynda Sypolt Tiffany Tavern Nicholette Taylor Sherron Taylor FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Tawny Beck Dana Bowman Tina Caldwell Shawn Cox Evelyn Dean Pamela Edwards Terry Eichler Richard Fairley David Freed George Leon Gwenda Goode Mable Goosby Lisa Guza George Hall Thomas Hall Jeff Harris Kaisee Jacobs Ron Jaram Donna Keeton James Kolodziej Shelly Malachina Cory McCullough William McFarland Michael Oliver Lori O'Neal Harry Pasquale Kellie Phillips Roberta Pope Earl Sheets Eugene Sisco Yelinda Smith Jason Summers Rhonda Tanchuk Edward Thompson Ed West Kevin White Mark White Kimberly Wills Richard Yonlisky ? Regina Thompson Laurie Tooch Pamela Trputec Joseph Trzcinski Annette Uslenghi Ryan Van Kirk Roberta Waldron David Wallace Thomas Wallace Joseph Waters Josephine Waters Nicole Waters Donald Weckerly Bethany Wenzel Richard West Tiffany West Carey White Robert Whitla Derrick Wiley Jonathan Wilson Kathy Wilson Shonna Yeager Chad Young Robyn Young Stephanie Young Tracy Yurich Sara Kay Zahnd Lauralee Zelesnak Shawn Zielinske The band, the football team, the cheerleaders, and the student body all played an important role in preparing for Homecoming, 1985. The festivities started with the Homecoming assembly. To the tune of You Are My Lady, the 1985 Homecoming Court was introduced. The members of the court and their escorts consisted of Kim Blythe and Mike River, Nancy D'Achille and Brian Pamer, Krisa Dougal and Dave Docchio, Michele Florie and Benny Carter, and Ann Young and Scott Shuler. The autumn scenery set the perfect atmosphere for this unforgettable afternoon. The Tigers were hungry for a win! During the first half, the team played well and set the scene for the half-time festivities. To the band's rendition of Hello, Michelle Florie, escorted by Joe Raichel, was crowned queen; Ann Young, escorted by Dave Hanlon, was announced crown bearer; Kim Blythe, escorted by Tom Szopo, was announced scepter bearer; and Krisa Dougal, escorted by Dubby Calioto, and Nancy D'Achille, escorted by Vince Gratteri, were announced as ladies-in-waiting. To make this evening most memorable, the Fighting Tiger Express awarded the court a win over Mars. A Homecoming Dance added the finishing touch to this weekend of memorable events. Indeed, Homecoming, 1985, will be remembered for years to come by all of us. At times, crazy antics, horrifying expressions, and thoughtful moods characterized BFHS! During the year, we saw Julie flashing her pearly whites, Nancy, looking surprised; Jerry, pretending he just saw a ghost; and Natasha, turning on the charm. On the other hand, Kelly concentrated on deep thoughts; Kim sported a puppy-eyed look; and Jon portrayed a character from a horror film. Even Robin seemed to enjoy her new facial, while Becky and Kara reflected a puzzling look. Often during the school day, students in Beaver Falls took their turns with crazy antics. Dino and Scott just plainly goofed around in the cafeteria; Antoine could repulse anyone at anytime by taking out his false teeth, and Jay took the opportunity to rest with a high seat on the ledge. Even Tom, jeopardizing his life, trusted Dave and Carmen to lift him up safely while Mike pressed Cavan over his head. Wild and crazy! Zany and expressive! Pensive and thoughtful! All represented BFHS! Spirit Week, held every year during the week of Homecoming, provided BFHS with plenty of excitement. During the week, students dressed in their orange and black, outrageous costumes, Hawaiian outfits, hats and pins, and dressy clothes to show their spirit. Many different crazy fashions were displayed on Outrageous Day. Hawaiian Day brought the warmth and a summer feeling to the cold autumn day. Students supported the school on Orange and Black Day by wearing their two favorite colors. BFHS fashioned their hats and pins to help celebrate that day. On Dress-Up Day, students modeled their finest clothes. The week went well and ended in a victorious win for the Fighting Tigers. Many thanks to the student body for their overwhelming support. t BFHS—A 1985-86 familiar look! Although a center for congregating, many times the cafeteria-commons area appeared empty, but when lunch time rolled around, hungry students filled each seat very readily and sometimes raucously. In addition to classes, the gymnasium happened to be the sight of the girls' basketball games, and many will well remember the weight room for extensive training, the gym for physical education classes, and the pool for fun. In the academic areas, the computer room, the lab classroom, and as well as the library have provided much solace to hard-working students. Every once in a while during the year, some exotic aromas would emanate from the cooking lab, enticing many, while song and rhythm would rise from the music wing to add even more dimensions to BFHS. However, nothing seemed more peaceful, solemn, or reminiscent of a day well spent than an empty hallway and its well used lockers—a symbol of life for four years at BFHS! ETI C rx=T 1 — The Ushers' Club presented a sensational Fall Winter Fashion Show on the evening of November 26. Holiday Magic proved to be an appropriate title because the show set the mood for the upcoming holiday season. Heather Crognale and Cavan Pamer emceed this festive occasion. The models displayed dressy and casual clothes from Susie's Casuals and Chess King of Beaver Valley Mall and formal wear from Mary's Bride and Formal and Groom's Plus of Beaver Falls. The show turned out to be very entertaining and enjoyable to all who attended. Without a doubt, BFHS has offered a very unique curriculum to its students. In the foreign language classes, the students learned to communicate in French or Spanish. Each year, Miss Selby's College Prep English II classes has entertained their fellow classmates with the one-act play, The Oyster and The Pearl. During lab chemistry, Larry demonstrated the techniques of a chemist, using the proper equipment. Painting can take a steady hand with a precise touch, and, evidently, John can utilize that right touch very nicely. All year, industrial art students worked hard on their wood projects completing very intricate pieces of fine craftmanship. While in biology class, students sometimes became fascinated by the strange animal life that often surrounded their studies. Often, Larry preferred fun and games at the computer to the long, hard programs, assigned by Mr. Trgovac. As part of their tasks for their photography class or the Tiger Yearbook, Dave and Brian helped print pictures, while Joyce measured her material to create a current fashion in home economics. Indeed, this year, BFHS has provided its students with a myriad of learning experiences. Fall and winter brought forth many special occasions in BFHS. The fall activities featured a Halloween play by the Drama Club and a Parents' Night, honoring the Football Team and their parents. To begin the Basketball Team's season, an assembly was held, and at the assembly, Joe Turner, a senior, received KDKA's Extra Effort A ward from Alan Cutler for his achievements on the track field, in school, and in his community. With winter, came many Christmas festivities such as a Christmas play by the Drama Club, a Christmas Choral Concert, and a visitation by Santa Claus and his elves to child development and BFHS. Once again, the Christmas tree and decorations brightened up the school and provided everyone with holiday cheer. Thanks to everyone who made the fall and winter of '85 a time to remember! This year, hustling and bustling activities have abounded at BFHS. The Ushers Club represented the ultimate of all this activity. Their annual initiation and induction of new members featured many fun times and special moments for all ushers. During football season, the Band along with the Tigerettes presented fine half time shows. In the winter and spring, the concert band also provided enjoyable entertainment to everyone who attended their performances. The Circulo De Espanol conducted its meetings only in Spanish. This year, the club sang Christmas Carols in Spanish to collect money for Children's Hospital. In the fall, the hard-working Yearbook staff distributed Yearbooks, a proud moment for a job well-done. All year, the Stage Crew and the Audio Visual Club set the stage for performances and provided classrooms with the proper equipment. During the Christmas season, the Executive Student Council decorated our school to help celebrate this festive, warm season. Every morning, B.B.S. announced the daily events to the student body very faithfully. . . . And as the days and years go by, the hustling and bustling at BFHS has kept going on . . . and on .. . and on ... . The lyrics of If Only For One Night, lingered long in the minds and hearts of all those attending the 1986 Prom. In the Middle School gymnasium, people sat on the edge of their seats anxiously awaiting the introduction of the 1986 Prom Court. The time finally arrived, Beth Flaherty and Nancy D'Achille were announced as flower girls; Michele Florie and Jennifer Uslenghi were introduced as ladies-in-waiting; Maria Welsh was announced as train bearer; Ann Young was chosen as sceptor bearer; Renee Magliocca was named crown bearer; and to the sound of a roaring audience, Tammy Cox was crowned queen. Joe Rai-chel and Mary Cairns as well as Dave Docchio and Lynn Lewis presided as hosts and hostesses for the Grand March. After being introduced, the elegantly dressed couples strolled down the ballooned walkway and bowed to her majesty, Queen Tammy. The queen, her court, and their escorts led everyone in the first dance. Following the coronation, each couple headed for the Beaver Valley Country Club in a police-escorted caravan of cars. Lenny Scialdone, a local D.J., started off the after-prom festivities on a festive note with his high-spirited music. Dinner was served next, followed by Sam Hoffmaster, a witty magician. Mike Simmons then highlighted the evening for many with his upbeat tunes. Although memorable in many ways, the evening did contain a note of sadness with the realization that the Class of '86 would come together for only one more time. THE FOUR SEASONS r'TJfgi ALL THE RIGHT MOVES The Beaver Falls Tigers, defending WPIAL Champions, ended their season with a record of seven wins and three losses. The 1985 Football Season opened with a tough loss to the Ambridge Bridgers by a score of 7-3. The Tigers defeated their next four opponents, Center, Brownsville, Freedom, and Quaker Valley, by a combined score of 129-13. The low point of the year for the Tigers was the next two games against Riverside and Ell-wood City. The Tigers did not play up to their potential. Turning the ball over several times and making costly mistakes had a great deal to do with the outcome of the Tigers' season. The Tigers finished the season like the champions they are better known as by shutting out Mars, New Brighton, and Beaver, respectively. Coach Blythe will lose twelve senior letter-men: Calvin Anderson, Benny Carter, Shawn Cleckly, Martin Cox, Dave Docchio, Mannie Foskey, Paul Mulig, Ed Reynolds, Payton Riggins, Mike River, Scott Shuler, and Adrian Williams. FHowever, there are twenty-one returning lettermen. The 1986 Fighting Tigers look very promising. Making All-State Honors for the Tigers were Ed Reynolds and Mike River. Reynolds made Second Team defense while River made Honorable Mention for both offense and defense. Congratulations to Coach Blythe and the 1985 Fighting Tigers on a well-played season. 3 42 20 32 35 7 6 48 19 22 WINS- BROWNSVILI.fH FREEDOM QUAKER VALLEY RIVERSIDF ELLWO )l) MARS NEW BRIGHTON BEAVER ;Y .• FIRST ROW: M. Jones, M. Foskey, S. Cleckley, M. River, V. Cratteri, B. Carter, E. Reynolds, P. Riggins, D. Borroni, A. Williams. SECOND ROW: M. Cox, R. Howleski, D. Gerard, K. Simmel, J. Borroni, D. Docchio, P. Mulig, M. Ruby, C. Anderson. THIRD ROW: D. Bozic, S. Andreas, A. Henderson, J. Cook, B. Mentz, R. Crawford, D. Havis, V. Howard, K. Haskins. FOURTH ROW: T. Wiley, A. Gibson, C. Huntington, C. Campagna, C. Dreher, G. Haskins, C. Barber, K. Docchio. FIFTH ROW: J. Welsh, L. Cramer, G. Newton, S.C. Williams, J. Thellman, M. Mulig, T. Nesmith. SIXTH ROW: J. Scott, D. Mangerie, J. Guzie, T. Coleman, J. Harris, D. Damaska, B. Pamer. SEVENTH ROW: Coach Blythe. What a trio! Arthur warming up. 103 FIRST ROW: D. Docchio, V. Gratteri, P. Riggins, M. River, B. Carter, E. Reynolds, M. Foskey, C. Anderson. SECOND ROW: B. Pamer, S. Cleckley, M. Cox, K. Docchio, A. Williams, V. Howard, P. Mulig. 104 Time Out. Ed on the run. The Tigers ended their season with an overall record of 17-4. They finished with a section record of 12-2 and were Co-Champions of Section 16. The leading hitter for Beaver Falls was Jerry Helisek with a .429 average. The leading pitcher was Benny Carter with a 7-0 record. Junior, John Fritz, also had an excellent year on the mound with a team-leading 1.01 E.R.A. John also showed excellent control as he walked only eleven batters and struck out sixty-three. John won the first Play-off game against South Side Beaver by pitching a one-hit-shutout. Vince Gratteri won the Eugene Palka Award for his fine all-around performance. Vince batted .397 and had a 4-1 pitching record. The Tigers ended the season with a team batting average of .333. Congratulations Tigers and Coach Keeley on a very fine season! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 5 SHENANGO 7 9 QUIGLEY 0 10 SENECA VALLEY 1 7 LAUREL 5 5 AMBRIDGE 1 6 ROCHESTER 5 12 MARS 1 5 NEW BRIGHTON 2 21 MIDLAND 3 6 BEAVER 1 16 WESTERN BEAVER 0 11 MARS 3 2 MONACA 3 10 ROCHESTER 0 2 NEW BRIGHTON 1 1 MONACA 4 18 WESTERN BEAVER 1 15 MIDLAND 0 7 BEAVER 5 WPIAL PLAY-OFFS 1 SOUTH SIDE BEAVER 0 4 JEFFERSON MORGON 6 Benny with a power swing! Bear takes a breather! WINS-17 LOSSES-4 HRST ROW: J._Ri dza, d. DeRose, R. Thellmen, R. VanKirk, B. Diamond, P. Darno, K. Tufnt. ROW: M. Funar'- M. Stockunas, C. Baldwin, M. Balok, T. Podbielski. THIRD ROW: D Bozic, B. Brooks, K. Burau, B. Lucci, R St. Espirit, Coach Smith. MISSING: K. Guthrie, F. Why. FIRST ROW: L. Carinci, G. Brown, V. Gratteri, B. Carter, R. Barkey, J. Helisek, M. Bridges, L. Engle. SECOND ROW: J. Sciarro, J. Thellmen, J. Fritz, R Tooch, J. Borroni, M. Ruby. THIRD ROW: S. Andreas, M. Mulig, D. Borroni, B. Nardone, J. Ley, B. Garroway, Coach Keeley. Team concentration! Butch, with a winning form! 107 FOOTLOOSE The 1985-86 Boys' Track Team posed many questions in the months of January and February. With only two senior letter veterans, the 1985-86 season seemed to be one destined for rebuilding. However, with strong leadership from Joe Turner, the season turned out to be one of reloading, rather than rebuilding. The Tigers breezed through the regular season and finished with a mark of 8-0. The Tigers then began the quest for the WPIAL Team Championship. The First Round Team saw the Tigers finish first and earn the opportunity to compete in the championship meet. In the WPIAL Finals, the Tigers finished in the runner-up spot to West Mifflin by a score of 67-83. Next came the State Championship Qualifiers, which saw the Tigers qualify eleven individuals in eight events. The State Meet once again proved to be a roller coaster, but by the end of the second day of competition, the Tigers found themselves in fifth place in a field of 134 teams. The state meet was highlighted by a brilliant performance by Joe Turner and an outstanding 1600 meter relay leg by Gregg Barrett. The 1985-86 edition of the Boys' Track Team can be summarized by the Three D's—determination, dedication and desire. Congratulations, men, on a job well done! NO PAIN—NO GUTS—NO GAIN —NO GLORY! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 94 AMBRIDGE 56 132 QUIGLEY 18 103 MONTOUR 47 115% BEAVER 34% 113 HOPEWELL 37 94 ALIQUIPPA 47 92 MOON 58 103 BLACKHAWK 47 WPIAL PLAY-OFFS 111 UNIONTOWN 70% 111 TRINITY 54% 111 HAMPTON 34 102 BROWNSVILLE 48 67 WEST MIFFLIN 83 WINS-12 LOSSES-1 The hand-off! Dave Hall with a record performance! How statuesque! Damaska grunting it out! Bring it on home, Edwin! Breaking the tape! Gregg Barrett, relaxing! 109 7 FIRST ROW: S. Cleckley, J. Liberty, D. Hall, M. River, B. Evans, C. Barrett, S. Williams. SECOND ROW: M. Foskey S. Liberty, R. Thompson, M. Pope, J. Turner, J. Cox, T. Harriel, J. Waters. THIRD ROW: S. Childs, A. Gibson, E. Reynolds, J. Wynn, E. Reynolds, P. Riggins, Coach Godsen. FOURTH ROW: C. Campagna, L. Becze, G. Barrett, B. Samuel, D. Kittner, B. Hammerle, J. Goosby. The Beaver Falls Boys' Basketball Team had an outstanding regular season. The Tigers had an overall record of twenty-one wins and only one loss. The Tigers suffered their only loss in regular season to Erie Academy by a score of BBSS. The Tigers remained undefeated for the remainder of their regular season. The Team's greatest disappointment was their WPIAL Play-off loss to Canavin by a heart-breaking score of 56-55. In the eyes of the people of Beaver Falls High School, the Tigers are still a group of WINNERS. They beat the WPIAL Champs twice in regular season by the scores 76-67 and 16-13, respectively. The Boys' Basketball Team also beat the WPIAL Runners-up twice by scores of 58-56 and 87-44. Although the year ended in disappointment, the Beaver Falls Tigers proved they are true champs. Congratulations, Coach Chan and the 1985-86 Boys' Basketball Squad! Getting the tip! T with the jumper! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 48 Ambridge 39 54 Taylor Alderdice 48 56 Brashear 53 51 Westinghouse 44 71 Center 54 59 Frie Academy 65 55 Shenango 31 76 Greenville 61 64 Lawrenceville Catholic 53 49 Meadville 43 50 Moon 47 52 Slippery Rock 45 40 Beaver 29 58 Ellwood City 56 73 Riverside . 53 76 Blackhawk 67 57 Aliquippa 55 73 Slippery Rock 28 59 Beaver 41 87 Ellwood City 44 62 Riverside 42 16 Blackhawk 13 WPIAL PLAY-OFFS V 55 Canavin 56 Wins-21 a r: a 4 â–  Losses-2 Benny laying it up! Look of concentration! FIRST ROW: A. Curry, B. Evans, M. Smith, B. Carter, T. Harriel, D. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: M. Wagner, R. Summers, S. Liberty, R. Trputec, M. Jones, E. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Coach Taylor, J. Wynn, S. Moultry, J. Character, Coach Chan. The Boy's Tennis Team under the leadership of Coach Riley Baker had an overall record this year of nine wins and seven losses. Their final record in Section 2 was 6-4. The Tigers defeated every team in their section at least once, except for Neshannock. Senior, John McCready, attended the Section 2 Singles Tournament, competed in the M.A.C. Tournament held at Brady's Run Park and received the Sam E. Sheffield Memorial Tennis Award. Dave McCready and Kris Donaldson also attended the Section 2 Singles Tournament, and Bob Wickline attended the M.A.C. Tournament. Dave McCready, Kris Donaldson, Bob Wickline, Dave Hanlon, Jim Young, and Corey Mabin represented BFHS at the Section 2 Doubles Tournament. Dave McCready and Susan Paisley won second place in Section 2 Doubles and qualified to play in the WPIAL Tournament at North Park. All of the lettermen are returning with the exception of seniors, Brian Pamer, Dave Hanlon and John McCready. Good luck on a very promising upcoming year! The Killer! Concentration at its best! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 2 ROCHESTER 3 4 2 center All 1 BEAVER 1 3 2 AMBRIDCE 3 5 MONACA 0 0 SENECA VALLEY 5 2 NASHANNOCK 3 5 NEW BRIGHTON 0 3 NEW CASTLE 2 5 BLACKHAWK 0 3 SENECA VALLEY 2 0 NASHANNOCK 5 5 NEW BRIGHTON 0 NEW CASTLE 4 4 BLACKHAWK 1 5 ELLWOOD CITY 0 WINS-9 LOSSES-7 Net play! Coach Riley flatter takes charge! FIRST ROW: D. Hanlon, B. Wickline, j. McCready, K. Bortz. SECOND ROW: D. McCready, C. Mabin, J. Young, B. Pamer, K. Donaldson. John serves an ace! Nothing to it! 113 FAST BREAK The Girls' Basketball Team shared the Section Title with New Castle and Butler. They qualified for the WPIAL and PIAA Play-offs for the sixth straight year. This season ended many streaks. The girls lost their first section game to New Castle after sixty-six straight wins and their first home game to Butler after sixty-eight straight wins. The Lady Hoopers defeated New Castle in the last regular season game to earn a share of first place. In the WPIAL Play-offs, they advanced to the semifinals, but lost to Penn Hills. In the State Tournament, they were again defeated by Penn Hills in the quarterfinals. Members of the team who earned honors were Angie Kirkland, First Team All-Section and Third Team All-State; Tonya Walker, First Team All-Section; Lori Brenzo, Second Team All-Section; and Sonya Walker and Robin Cox, Honorable Mention All-Section. Angie's ready to move. BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 57 NORTH CATHOLIC 53 66 BEAVER 34 64 NORTH ALLEGHENY 26 69 ALIQUIPPA 42 58 McDowell 52 50 NEW BRIGHTON 16 57 PEABODY 49 41 ELIZABETH FORWARD 47 59 MT. LEBANON 46 67 AMBR1DGE 41 80 BLACKHAWK 50 68 BUTLER 50 52 SENECA VALLEY 21 48 NEW CASTLE 50 69 AMBRIDGE 53 55 BLACKHAWK 54 37 BUTLER 55 70 SENECA VALLEY 33 83 NEW CASTLE 71 WPIAL PLAY-OFFS 57 MONTOUR 40 71 UNIONTOWN 34 47 PFNN HILLS 63 PIAA PLAY-OFFS 70 PFABODY 51 44 PENN HILLS 47 WINS-19 LOSSES-5 Bombs away! Another layup! FIRST ROW: K. Brozich, R. Cox, A. Kirkland, T. Walker, S. Walker, T. Lavette, M. Welsh, L. Brenzo, D. Wallers. SECOND ROW: L. Partington, A. Pugh, L. Early, S. Hall, D. Thomas, T. Cleckley, J. Lavette, M. Colaizzi, S. Haligan, L. Sakraida. THIRD ROW: M. Sherill, T. West, D. Newman, T. Keith, N. Taylor, B. Hegner, N. Waters, R. Waldron, R. Henderson (Manager). FOURTH ROW: Coach Coffini, Coach Ryan. BREAKING AWAY The Beaver Falls Girls Track Team capped another great season by winning the WPIAL Team Championship for the first time. By winning the BEAVER COUNTY TIMES TRACK MEET, the team proved for the fourth straight year, they are the best in the county. The team also qualified for the team play-offs and won the Section Title for the fourth straight year. Seniors, LaTonya Frazier and Lynn Carter, provided the leadership for this young team. Tonya proved to be the best sprinter in the county by winning the Outstanding Track Performer in the TIMES' County Meet. Because the team is only losing two seniors, next year looks promising. Congratulations for another great season. Coach Ryan! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 55 AMBRIDGE 86 81 MONTOUR 60 82 HOPEWELL 59 78 BLACKHAWK 54 81 BEAVER 60 102 ALIQUIPPA 32 89 MOON 52 79 QUIGLEY 58 87 KNOCH 54 WPIAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 84 CHURCHILL 57 80 THOMAS JEFFERSON 61 The long run! Racing time! Superior ability! Extra effort! FIRST ROW: S. Hall, N. Waters. SECOND ROW: ). Cleckley, M. Stover, C. Perminter, S. Walker, L. Carter, j. Lavette, T. Frazier, T. Walker, S. Engle, K. Williford, L. Zwieryzynski. THIRD ROW: Coach Ryan, T. Cox, W. Cleckley, R. Henderson, J. Mastalski, L. Sakraida, J. Landsbach, M. Hayden, P. Altsman, M. Smith, M. Colaizzi, L. Yurich, Assistant Coach Ross. Up and over! Check this out! Stretch 'n' smile! 117 The Girls' Tennis Team ended a challenging season with a league record of ten wins and two losses. The team went into the the second round of the playoffs by defeating Sacred Heart, 3-2, but was eliminated from the playoffs by a tough match against Upper St. Clair. Sue Paisley led the singles position with a record of eleven wins and one loss, followed by Linda Fowler and Tracy Quest in second and third singles position. Both Sue and Tracy qualified and went to compete in the WPIAL Doubler. Tournament in Pittsburgh. Seniors, Heather Crognale and Linda Fowler, were co-winners of the Sam Sheffield Memorial Award. First year letter winners were Pam Mallick, Lisa Pelaia, and Stephanie Young. Two-year letter winners were Heather Crognale, Tracy Quest, Deb Dewitt, and Sue Paisley. Senior, Linda Fowler, was a four-year letter winner. Congratulations, girls and Coach Harrier, on a great season! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 5 1 MONACA 0 VC5 BEAVER 0 2 C. NEW BRIGHTON 3 MOHAWK 0 5 ELI VVOOD CITY 0 2 NESHANNOCK 3 5 SENECA VALLEY 0 4 NEW CAST! E. 1 4 BLACKHAWK 1 5 MOHAWK % 0 4 ELLWOOD ClljMk. 1 1 NESHANNOCK ' 5 SENECA VALLEY 0 5 NEW CASTLE 0 5 BLACKHAWK 0 OVERALL RECORD WINS-12 LOSSES-3 LEAGUE RECORD WINS-10 LOSSFS-2 KNEELING: R. Metheny, S. Young, P. Mallick, J. Mastalski, S. Zhand, S. Paisley, T. Quest, M. Colaizzi, L. Pelaia. STANDING: Mr. Harrier, A. Phillips, R. Balesk, B. Ursida, H. Crognale, D. DeWitt, M. Cairns, L. Fowler, J. Pelaia. Up, up and away! Reach for the sky! Moo gets tough! 119 RISKY BUSINESS The Girl's Gymnastics Team, coached by Julie Berk, ended a difficult season with an overall score of one win and twelve losses. Even though the season was rough, Jodi Landsbaugh and Michele Vrable qualified and competed in the WPIAL finals. A special thank you to Julie Berk and Diana Berardelli, assistant coach. Cheese! Closing in on Success! Jenn shows her stuff! BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 84.91 RIVERSIDE TRI MEET 99.99 99.40 BUTLER 124.55 99.40 PENN HILLS 122.20 82.80 NEW CASTLE 96.30 90.50 NORTH ALLEGHENY 128.70 105.35 MOON 105.20 89.70 PETERS TWP. TRI MEET 97.05 96.00 SHENANGO 117.50 96.00 AMBRIDGE 110.45 78.30 HICKORY 113.70 93.10 MONTOUR 132.95 100.87 BLACKHAWK MAC 115.70 97.53 MONTOUR 136.76 Look at me! In flight! Not again! Should I do it??? FIRST ROW: M. Vrable, J. Landsbaugh, A. White, B. Cogar. SECOND ROW: ). Uslenghi, L. Seidler. SECTION II FOOTBALL CHAMPS BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 26 FREEDOM 12 22 BEAVER 0 60 MARS 0 26 RIVERSIDE 14 43 ELLWOOD CITY 6 28 NEW BRIGHTON 0 WINS - 6 LOSSES - 0 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: K Brozich, B. Cogar, T. Yurich SECOND ROW: L. Tooch, K. Florie, N. Esoldo. THIRD ROW: S. Brandcnberger. 122 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: B. Ragglin, B. Lucci. SECOND ROW: C. Younge, D. Kittner, R. Pronesti, M. Johnson. 1 N FIRST ROW: A. Milliner, S. Searfoss, M. Stockunas, K. White, D. Grant, S. Simmons, D. Nesmith, M. Linzey. SECOND ROW: R. Pronesti, B. Diamond, C. Baldwin, M. Moreland, J. Caracter, J. Drcher, D. Gropp, J. Randza. THIRD ROW: R. St. Espirit, W. Elliot, P. Darno, J. Henderson, J. Balok, B. Man-gerie, P. Alaksin, T. Booker, R VanKirk. FOURTH ROW: D. Frazier, D. Bryant, B. Braheny, J. Hendrickson, K. Long, J. Stevenson, W. Mlak. FIFTH ROW: D. Kabler, R. Rader, D. Wiley, C. Young, E. Bell, B. Odum, T. Long. SIXTH ROW: Coach Coffini, Coach Davidson, Coach Pitrandrea. BASKETBALL BEAVER FALLS OPPONENT 20 30 31 38 31 MIDLAND BEAVER FREEDOM QUIGLEY FARRELL % 31 38 25 21 35 35 22 36 10 28 51 34 '' NEW CASTLE BLACKHAWK BUTLER SENECA VALLEY FARRELL NEW CASTLE BLACKHAWK 61 56 33 25 43 16 32 16 24 BUTLER SENECA VALLEY WINS - 5 LOSSES - 9 38 48 GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! SPANISH CLUB BE AVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL VENIC FIRST ROW: A. Fillipelli, H. Winkle, J. Amygdalos. SECOND ROW: C. Moran, L. Hegner, A. Piccinnini. THIRD ROW: B. Nardone, R. Tooch. N.H.S. FIRST ROW: L. Eckhardt, L. Jenkins, S. Pisano. SECOND ROW: L. Pletz, J. Pelaia, H. Brooks. THIRD ROW: R. Young, T. Allen. FIRST ROW: B. Hoschar, S. Cartwright, K. Gutherie, M. Colaizzi, T. Coleman. SECOND ROW: A. Phillips, S. Paisley, A. Beau-ford, J. Waklee, L. Liberty. THIRD ROW: J. Thellman, D. McCready, F. Why. FIRST ROW: N. D'Achille, Miss McMillen. SECOND ROW: A. Young, L. DeRose (T), K. Martin (VP), K. Damaska (P), T. Cox (S). THIRD ROW: L. Carinci, D. Hanlon, V. Gratteri. FIRST ROW: M. Moore, E. Scott, M. McLean, A. Fillipelli. SECOND ROW: M. River, K. Damaska, M. Florie, K. Dougal, N. D'Achille, K. Martin, G. Pamer. THIRD ROW: B. Ursida, L. Odum, L. Hegner, C. Sims, J. DeChicko, H. Crognale, B. Giar-dina, T. Cox, A. Piccinini, R. Balesk, G. Moran. FOURTH ROW: Miss Selby, A. Young. FIRST ROW: J. Uslenghi, M. Florie, K. Da-maska, A. Campbell. SECOND ROW: B. Pamer, C. Detka, B. Roush, T. Szopo, D. Hanlon, L. Carinci. FIRST ROW: T. Cox, N. D'Achille, K. Blythe, A. Young, L. DeRose. SECOND ROW: J. Raichel, V. Gratteri, J. Garbinski, J. Muoio, L. Engle, J. Helisek. FIRST ROW: R. Scott, L. Hegner, A. James, D. Dreher. SECOND ROW: D. Borroni, A. Rae, J. Pelaia, K. Brozich, B. Nardone. Executive Committee FIRST ROW: B. Pamer, L. Engle. SECOND ROW: D. Hanlon, R. Scott (S), J. Pelaia (T), K. Blythe, K. Damaska, A. Young, L. Hegner (VP), V. Gratteri, (P). THIRD ROW: J. Helisek, L. DeRose, J. Raichel, J. Garbinski, N. D'A-chille, L. Carcinci. FIRST ROW: S. Brandenberger, E. McKim, K. DeVitto, B. Hegner. SECOND ROW: M. Stocunas, S. Young, K. Kelly, D. Alaksin. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: N. D'Achille, S. Briggs (R), M. Welsh (HU), A. Young (P), T. Cox (S), J. Pclaia (T), ). Us-lenghi, SECOND ROW: Miss Szczurku, H. Winkle, K. Martin, K. Brozich, L. Hegner, K. Pletz, R. Bowersock, K. Blythe, J. Us-lenghi, K. Pangburn, H. Crognale, A. James. THIRD ROW: L. Frazier, K. Damaska. FIRST ROW: C. Lohry, G. Maglicchi. SECOND ROW: C. Carter, R. Padgett, K. Dou-gal, D. DeWitt, L. Lewis, B. Ursida, L. DeR-ose. THIRD ROW: D. Dreher, V. Farkas, S. Williams, K. Guilford, M. Cairns, M. McLean, E. Scott. MISSING: J. Armstrong, P. Landsbaugh, T. Lawrence, A. Seidler, L. Seidler (VP), A. Young. FIRST ROW: J. DeChicko, K. Hurd. SECOND ROW: B. Flaherty, J. Iben, T. Riedel, J. Kolson, M. Florie, R. Balesk. THIRD ROW: L. Brenzo, M. Ostrom, C. Sims, A. Campbell, M. Campbell, B. Giardina. FIRST ROW: R. Scott, A. Kelly, D. Dreher, L. Zwieryznski, J. Cleckley, D. Walters. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, R. Smith, K. Howarth, L. Gishbaugher, D. Gall, J. Denman. MISSING: D. Cynkar, J. Pelaia. FIRST ROW: T. Colao, A. Fillipelli SECOND ROW: S. Musloc, B. Braykovich, T. Walker, S. Walker, S. Jacobs, A. Rae. THIRD ROW: S. Pisano, H. Brooks, A. Fritz, M. Bobin, L. Eckhardt, L. Kirkland. FIRST ROW: T. Devich, H. Davis, M. Stover, N. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: A. Harris, L. Liberty, M. Gratteri, N. Gratteri, R. Esoldo, L. Hackett. THIRD ROW: S. Cartwright, H. Cochrane, R. Cox, R. Craven, J. Pavlovic, C. Ehrhardt, L. Bradshaw. FOURTH ROW: L. Yurich, B Burau, L. Mangerie, L. Sakraida, K. Matthews. I AUDIO VISUAL FIRST ROW: M. Colaizzi, N. Gratleri, M. Gratteri, T. Clecklcy. SECOND ROW: S. Hocanson, L. Fritz, L. Buffaloe, S. Bartz, N. Esoldo, C. Lampkin, D. Bozic. FIRST ROW: V. Colaizzi, L. Lewis (T), H. Brooks (VP), M. River (P), R. Esoldo, (S), M. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Pamer, E. Milnes, D. Docchio, M. VanKirk, N. D'A-chille, K. Hurd. FIRST ROW: J. Berk, L. Dalton, P. River, A. Rae, M. Bobin, A. Weckerly, M. Ruby. SECOND ROW: d. Gerard, S. Farkas, J. Jobe, J. Fritz, R. Couch, G. DeVitto, S. Beuaford. FIRST ROW: J. Fritz, S. Briggs, K. Pang-burn, H. Winkle, A. Rae, J. Romigh. SECOND ROW: G. DeVitto, L. Gishbuagher, R. Esoldo, T. Cleckley, K. Williford. MISSING: L. Russo, D. Frankland, M. Stevens. FIRST ROW: V. Colaizzi, R. Tooch (S-T), T. Riedel (DA), B. Nardone, (P), V. Farkas. SECOND ROW: K. Blythe, (VP), Mr. Con-tino, B. Hammerle. THIRD ROW: R. Bar-key, J. Garbinski, S. Bischoff. FIRST ROW: A. Campbell (DA), L. DeRose (S) , D. Butler (P), T. Cox (VP), K. Damaska (T) . SECOND ROW: K. Martin, H. Crog-nale, J. DeChicko, G. Magliocchi. THIRD ROW: Mr. Evans, G. Pamer, E. Scott, A. Torres, B. Giardina. FIRST ROW: M. Gratteri, L. Rodgers, V. Bartle, S. Hocanson. SECOND ROW: C. Dreher, R. Thellman, S. Andreas, J. Thell-man, J. Borroni, M. Jenna. FIRST ROW: L. Pletz, A. James, J. Evans, L. Jenkins, D. Dreher, M. Hershberger. SECOND ROW: R. Balesk, M. Ostrom, M. Vra-ble, J. Landsbach, R. Bowersock. FIRST ROW: G. Moran, D. Gall, L. Kirkland, A. Piccinini, M. Moore, D. Torres. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evans, S. Farkas, J. Sommer, G. Newlon, M. Ruby. MISSING: K. Docchio. FIRST ROW: j. Trzcinski, T. Mineard. SECOND ROW: K. Oravitz, L. Sakraida, P. River, A. Fritz, M. Colaizzi, P. Malic, S. Ludwig. THIRD ROW: L. Brenzo, D. Alaksin, J. Mastalski, H. Marvich, M. Johnson, L. Sy-polt, L. Early, T. Montgomery, T. Nesbit. FIRST ROW: A. Scott, S. Cartwrighj, T. Williams, K. Ehrhardt, K. Matthews, C. Lampkin. SECOND ROW: D. McCready, D. Mangerie, J. Young, M. Stover, C. Ma-bin, D. Darno, B. Hoschar. FIRST ROW: J. Wilson, B. Heaton, J. Lek-sell. SECOND ROW: L. Davis, F. Why (P), J. Pavolovic (S), L. Liberty (T), D. Damaska (VP), S. Paisley. THIRD ROW: T. Jones, M. Dreher, L. Fritz, J. Beauford, S. Noel, A. Weckerly, L. Zelesnak, L. Buffaloe, J. Balph, Mrs. Potter. FIRST ROW: D. Bowman, B. Braykovich, J. Pelaia, L. Hegner, S. Jacobs, B. Ragland. SECOND ROW: L. Eckhardt, J. Camp, M. Engle, K. Guthrie, G. Koch. CLUB ESPANOL I FIRST ROW: B. Lantz, T. Coleman, C. Baldwin, K. Chirichetti, R Summers. SECOND ROW: D. King, P. Sabino, J. Ley, L. Gerard, D. Hall. FIRST ROW: D. Weckerly, K. Black. SECOND ROW: C. Bevington, R Jaram, J. Trzcinski, C. Chambers. THIRD ROW: G. McLeod, R. Coombs, M. Bell, T. Adkins. FIRST ROW: F. Hamilton (S), L. Bradshaw, M. Ferraro (P), Mrs. Farthing. SECOND ROW: L. King (T), C. Leist (VP) T. Campbell, Mrs. Hutchinson, S. Allison, S. Garbinski. FIRST ROW: T. Nesbit, R. Leist, K. Dorn, B. Hegner, M. Mohr. SECOND ROW: A. Pic-cinini, A. Fillipelli, K. Kelly, J. Kondracki, L. Pletz MISSING: C. Sims, T. Cox (VP), S. Bortz, K. Bortz, L. King, L. DeRose, P. Alaksin. FIRST ROW: L. Zelesnak, S. Ludwig. SECOND ROW: T. Morgan, T. Cleckley, L. Fritz, K. Williford, K. Dorn. THIRD ROW: T. Tavern, M. McKinney (T), T. Mineard, P. Altsman, Mrs. Caughey. FIRST ROW: N. D'Achille, D. DeWitt, M. Florie (P), L. Hegner (VP), D. Gall. SECOND ROW: J. Bosworth, B. Braykovich, B. Giar-dina, J. Riedel. THIRD ROW: G. Pamer, J. Denman, J. Raichel, R. Scott. FIRST ROW: K. Oravitz, K. Agostinelli, L. Becze, J. Mastalski. SECOND ROW: L. Parlington, T. Williams, T. Nebitz, M. Ferraro, L. Sakraida, R. Kay. THIRD ROW: L. Zelesnak, S. Garbinski, M. Cook, K. Howarth, T. Cleckley, S. Hocansan. FIRST ROW: B. Giardina, K. VanKirk. SECOND ROW: C. Barrett (P), G. Pamer (VP), S. Pickrell (T), V. Farkas (CS), G. Magliocchi (RS), H. Davis. THIRD ROW: N. Summers, M. VanKirk, K. Chirichetti, Mr. Beighey, C. Carey, D. Knight, T. Thompson. FIRST ROW: M. Minto, K. Simpson, K. Smail, K. Orto. SECOND ROW: J. Pintur, S. Pickrell (VP), B. Javens, L. Becze. THIRD ROW: M. Fosnaught, L. Davis, P. River. FOURTH ROW: D. Genevie, M. Price, D. Cunning, K. Chirichetti. MISSING: L. Seidler, K. Howarth, J. Novak, S. Anzio, L. Jones, E. Straley. 1RST ROW: T. Campbell, C. leist. SECOND ROW: G. Moran, I. Davis, A. Week erly, I. Butfaloe, V. Farkas (C$), G. Maglioc chi IRC), B. Frye. THIRD ROW: D Cunning, C. Barrett IP), G. Pamer (VP), ? PickreU (T), T. Gilmore, C. Bevington, C Simmons. FIRST ROW: M. Welsh (VP), M. McLean (T), A. Young (P), j. Uslenghi (S). SECOND ROW: L. Odum, K. Blythe, B. Ursida, D. Welch, S. Shaffer. MISSING: L. Dobbins, T. Foskey, J. Gosseck, T. Hiller. FIRST ROW: B. Ursida, M. McLean. SECOND ROW: C. Barret, T. Williams. THIRD ROW: j. Bosworth, M. Agnew. FOURTH ROW: J. Amygdolos, A. Young, M. Welsh, D. Dewitt. FiFTH ROW: J. Welsh, J. Rai-chel. SIXTH ROW: J. Sciarro, S. Liberty, G. Sciaretta. MISSING: D. Berger, D. Cunnings. FIRST ROW: C. Wilfong, D. Havis, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: S. Beauford, L. Bish, M. Dent, C. Fairley, J. Wade, P. McKeown. THIRD ROW: R. Mohr, D. McFarland, T. Hiller, C. Tress, P. Lands-baugh, S. Shaw. FIRST ROW: J. Mastalski, T. Quest (P), P. Mallick, G. Moran. SECOND ROW: A. Kelly, K. Oravitz (T), A. Piccinini, A. Phillips (VP), R. Giardina (S), M. Colaizzi. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dunfee, D. Simmons, L. Pletz, L. Sypolt, K. Smith, S. Bortz, C. Giardina. FIRST ROW: N. D'Achille (E). SECOND ROW: B. Giardina, H. Crognale, C. Sims, M River. THIRD ROW: A. Young. FOURTH ROW: K. Martin, T. Cox, K. Da-maska, M. McLean, J. DeChicko. MISSING: J. Raichel (Assist. E). FIRST ROW: R. Bowersock, K. Martin (Assist. ED), K. Damaska (ED), H. Crognale (Sales Manager), T. Colao, B. Giardina. SECOND ROW: j. Amygdalos, L. Sakraida, D. DeWitt, J. Kolson, B. Hegner. THIRD ROW: J. Raichel, R. Scott, L. Gishbaugher, J. Pelaia. MISSING: C. Sims (Sales Manager), B. Kincade, R. Tooch, J. Uslenghi. FIRST ROW: R. Scott, L. Zwieryznski, T. Walker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Czar, T. Hommey, M. Smith, N. Alford, S. Walker. FIRST ROW: M. Campbell, B. Giardina, V. Colaizzi, K. Hurd, M. Hershberger. SECOND ROW: M. River, R. Bowersock, M. Florie, J. Kolson, T. Riedel, J. Uslenghi, J. Raichel. THIRD ROW: M. Cairns, J. De-Chicko. FOURTH ROW: K. Dougal, K. Blythe, L. DeRose, K. Martin, K. Damaska, A. Campbell, Mrs. Boswell, T. Cox, C. Sims, M. Ostrom, H. Crognale, N. D'Achille. FIFTH ROW: M. Welsh, L. Frazier. FIRST ROW: M. Colaizzi, D. Kolumban. SECOND ROW: T. Mineard, K. Matthews, J. Uslenghi, R. Esoldo, S. Andreas. THIRD ROW: M. Schuler, L. Zelesnak, K. DeVitto, Miss. Selby, K. Florie, K. Brozich, N. Man-nerino. MISSING: L. Sakraida. The Beaver Falls Band remained active throughout the school year. For two weeks in August, the members attended the annual Marching Band Camp at the high school. Their marching season included appearances in the Labor Day Parade, the football games, and the Memorial Day Parade. On the other hand, the Concert Band and Jazz Band held two concerts throughout the year. At their first concert held on February 18, the concert band entertained with such selections as Rock and Roll Explosion and Yorktown's Centennial while the Jazz Band played, On Broadway and Smooth Operator. The second presentation by the Concert Band and Jazz Band, held on May 15, highlighted the year. The concert was dedicated to the memory of the late Charles Pietro, a true music lover at heart. A few of the prestigious Tiger musicians were recipients of awards this year. Mary Cairns was awarded the John Philip Sousa Award along with Dave Hanlon who also was named an Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist. Brian Pamer received the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award while his brother, Gavan, was named an Outstanding Jazz Instrumentalist. Chris Barrett was the recipient of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award as well as the Outstanding Band Member Award. Officers of the 1985-86 Tiger Band consisted of Dave Hanlon, president; Amy Seidler, vice president; Chris Barrett, secretary; and Mary Cairns, treasurer. A well-deserved trip to Cedar Point added the magic touch to the end of the 1985-86 season for the Beaver Falls Band. FIRST ROW: K. Kelly, D. McCready, K. Barrett. SECOND ROW: F. Why, P. Bradshaw, M. Stevens, E. Coffman. FIRST ROW: M. Mako, K. Kelly. SECOND ROW: P. Alaksin, D. Cunning, B. Minard, D. Hanlon. THIRD ROW: C. Huntington. FIRST ROW: T. Thompson, M. Lambright, K. Agostinclli, SECOND ROW: B. Pamer, D. Da maska, S. Shaffer. FIRST ROW: L. Eckhardt, C. Shotton, A. Phillips, B. Wenzel. SECOND ROW: B. Cogar, M. Stover, K. Florie, L. Pelaia, D. Bowman, L. Partington. FIRST ROW: K. Nalsenik, M Cairns, L. Jones, J. Capots, S. Monahan. SECOND ROW: S. Pisano, D. Alaksin, A Seidler, D. Knight, L. Davis, K. MacDonald, C. Magliocchi. 151 FIRST ROW: T. Morgan. SECOND ROW: C. Barrett, J. Maher. THIRD ROW: B. Brooks, T. Bowers, F. Helisek. JAZZ BAND: FIRST ROW: K. Barrett, M. Cairns, C. Pamer, A. Fillipelli, K. Kelly, P. Alaksin SECOND ROW: J. Raichel, S. Shaffer, B. Pamer, J. Denman, J. Maher, Mr. Hunter. THIRD ROW: D. Cunning, C. Barrett, B. Russell, D. Hall, C. Huntington, P. Bradshaw, E. Coffman, D. Hanlon. First Row: T. Cox (Co-Capt.), C. Sims (Capt.), L. DcRosc (Co-Capt.). Second Row: R. Leist, T. Nesbit, T. Williams, S. Cartwright, L. Zelesnak, K. DeVitto, L. Kirkland, A. Clarke, B. Burau, N. Gratteri Third Row: C. Pcrminter, E. McKim, N. Mannerino, D. Gall, L. Gishbaugher, B. Braykovich, T. Tavern, L. Yurich, J. Kondracki, M. Campbell, J. Pavlovic. PAUL BRADSHAW Westminster Honors Band Beaver County Honors Band CHRIS BARRETT Beaver County Honors Band DAN CUNNING District Band Beaver County Honors Band MARY CAIRNS Beaver County Honors Band DAVID HANLON Beaver County Honors Band AMY PHILLIPS Beaver County Honors Band LISA DAVIS District Band Beaver County Honors Band TERESA THOMPSON Beaver County Honors Band MARYANN STOVER District Band Beaver County Honors Band 154 HONORS j' CAVAN PAMER Honors Chorus JOE TURNER District Chorus Regional Chorus State Chorus KEVIN GUTHRIE District Chorus GLENN HASKINS COLIN CARY District Chorus District Chorus SUSAN PAISLEY Mixed Chorus Pianist ANNE PICCININI Honors Chorus Pianist Madrigal Pianist JENNIFER KERNS Mixed Chorus Pianist 155 The 1985-1986 Beaver Falls Choral Groups consisted of the Madrigals, Mixed Chorus, and Show Choir. Two choral concerts were held during this year. The Christmas Concert was presented on December 19 to help celebrate the joyous season. The Mixed Chorus entertained with their festive tunes such as Merry Christmas Bells and Don't Be A Scrooge at Christmas. The Madrigal Singers presented carols such as O Little Town of Bethlehem. Gavan Pamer, Joe Turner, Vicki Kirkland, and Ayesha Fritz highlighted the evening with their solo performances. Various Instrumentalists accompanied the choral groups. The accompanists for the show were Jennifer Kerns, Susan Paisley, and Anne Piccinini. The Spring Choral Concert was held on May 22 in the LGI. The Madrigals presented the songs, Music You Are A Friend To Me and The Best Of Times. The Mixed Chorus entertained with tunes such as Rock-A-My-Soul and America, The Beautiful. During the year, the Show Choir combined dance, show tunes, and pop tunes to create many fine shows for various activities such as Open House, the Spring Concert, an assembly at the Middle School, the Kiwanis Club, and the Band Boosters. Congratulations to Susan Paisley, Anne Piccinini, and Jennifer Kerns who received Outstanding Pianist Awards. Also, Gavan Pamer and Joe Turner were recipients of the National School Merit Awards. Everyone looks to next year in expectation of many fine shows from the Choral Department. MIXED CHORUS: FIRST ROW: T. Coffini, T. Nesbit, M. Collins, K. Agostinelli, P. Mallick. SECOND ROW: K. Murray, W. Barrett, D. Collins, K. Matthews. THIRD ROW: ). Uslenghi, R. Young, L. Sypolt, K. Tobin. MIXED CHORUS: FIRST ROW: T. Thompson, D. Fowler, J. Bushless, T. Bowers, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Coombs, S. Paisley, D. Householder, J. Kerns. THIRD ROW: R. West, H. Cook, J. Waters. Missing: Mr. McCowin. SHOW CHOIR: FRONT: K. Agostinelli, S. Carbinski, S. Paisley, T. Coffini,). Wakelee. MIDDLE: T. Nesmith. BACK: C. Cary, J. Scott, H. Cook. MADRIGALS: FIRST ROW: S. Garbinski, J. Wakelee, B. Burau, A. Fritz, L. Buffaloe. SECOND ROW: T. Quest, S. Naugle, P. White, D. Simmons, D. Vogler. THIRD ROW: S. C. Williams, C. Cary, G. Haskins, J. Scott. MADRIGALS: FIRST ROW: A. Piccinini, R. Balesk, M. Ferraro, L. Bela, A. Harris. SECOND ROW: T. Foskey, S. Harris, T. Hill, L. Brenzo, B. Atchinson. THIRD ROW: J. Turner, C. Barrett, G. Pamer, K. Guthrie. Missing: Mr. McCowin. 157 FROSTY, THE SNOWMAN CAST FROSTY ............... Mary VanKirk OFFICER BUMP Colin Cary DELIVERY BOY Scott Kolumban SKATERS Julie Mastalski, Nancy Summers, Tammy Williams, Tesha Nesbit, Rachelle Kaye CHARLEY .............. Sam Beauford JOEY ............ Charles Bevington GERALDINE ....... Lauralee Zelesnak MARY ANN .......... Kim Agostinelli HAG ................. Stacy Hocanson MRS. ARMBRUSTER Lisa Buffaloe ORCHESTRA ........... Karen Oravitz Amy Phillips STAGE MANAGER Kevin Chirichetti STUDENT DIRECTOR ............ Teresa Thompson FACULTY ADVISER . Mr. Richard Beighey MAKE-UP .............. Vicki Farkas ' Gina Magliocchi ELVES ....... Tammy Gilmore, Dawn Knight, Samantha Pickrell, Lisa Davis, Gina Magliocchi, Vicki Farkas, Michelle Mako, Theresa Rock, Kim Simpson, Teresa Thompson, Debbie Simmons, Marie Gioffre, Cherrie Leist REHEARSAL FOR MURDER CAST Alex Dennison .................... Colin Cary Bernie ...................... Nancy Summers Sally Bean .................. Kim MacDonald Monica Welles ............. Teresa Thompson Loretta ........................ Theresa Rock Lloyd Andrews ................... Henry Cook Bella Lamb ..................... Tesha Nesbit Karen Daniels ................. Kim Agostinelli David Mathews .............. Kevin Chirichetti Leo Gibbs ...................... Frank Helisek Police Officers ............ Mary E. Van Kirk Kara Van Kirk Frank Heller ................ Steve Belkowski Santoro...................... Nancy Summers Lt. McElroy ................. Scott Kolumban CREWS Lights ........ Marie Gioffre, Christine Hilton, Jennifer Balph Make-up . Mary E. Van Kirk, Theresa Coffini, Sherri Garbinski Properties ...... Theresa Coffini, Kathy Small, Debbie Simmons, Toni Rowe, Kara Van Kirk Stage Crew .......... Bill Cwynar, John Novak House ........ Teresa Thompson, Dave Berkey, Rebecca Metheny Publicity .... Teresa Thompson, Dave Berkey, Theresa Rock, Donna Vogler TEACHERS WHAT IS LIFE? Life is a challenge ... meet it. Life is a game play it. Life is a promise ... fulfill it Life is a gift accept it. Life is a mystery ... unfold it. Life is a beauty praise it. Life is an adventure . dare it. Life is a song sing it. Life is a struggle ... . fight it. Life is a sorrow . overcome it. Life is an opportunity . take it. Life is a goal achieve it. Life is a tragedy face it. Life is a journey complete it. Life is a puzzle solve it. Life is a duty . . perform it. Anonymous SCHOOL BOARD . • OFFICE PERSONNEL: First Row: Thelma Quest, Norma Palka, Wilma McCullough Second Row: Sylvia O'Neill, Richard Kalevger. First Row: MARTIN CORCORAN, PAULINE MORGAN (Vice President), ISABELLE GILL (President), DONNA HAYDEN. Second Row: GERALD MORAN, REGIS WAGNER (Assistant Board Secretary), LEO HEGNER. Missing: THOMAS ECKHARDT, HAROLD DAMASKA AND EDWARD KLISAVAGE (Board Secretary) EDWARD KLISAVAGE Business Manager ERNEST SICHI Curriculum Coordinator 165 166 JACKSON ALLISON Acting Assistant Principal LAREE RILEY Assistant Principal • Hfr FRANK JUTE Principal Richard Beighey . . . Stagecraft, English . . . Sponsor: Thespians, Drama, Stagecrew. Robert E. Blythe . . . Law, Social Studies Head Football Coach. Advisor. Barbara Caughey . . . Biology . . . Sponsor: Biology Club. Anna Louise Butera . ment Chairman. . . Business . . . Depart- Leonard Cersosimo . . Jazz, Concert, and Frank Chan . . . Mathematics . . . Boys' Basket-Marching Band Director. ball Coach. School Nurse . . . Sponsor Virginia Cipro . . Health Careers. 167 ' r Leigh S. Connor . . . Tiger Press, Visual Samuel R. Contino .. French ... Sponsor: Le Mary Czar . . . Work Experience Communications. Cercle Francais. Class Advisor. William Dunfee ... Social Studies... Sponsor: Richard K. Evans, Jr. Spanish Depart- A F. S. ment Chairman . . . Sponsor: El Circulo Espanol. If Elise Farthing . . . Home Economics . . . Sponsor: American Handicrafts. Roman A. Filauri . . . Biology. Regis Frankhouser. . Social Studies ... Assis tant Athletic Director. 168 Thomas Codsen . . . Health . . . Boys' Track George Grimm ... Social Studies... Sponsor: Robert Hacker . . . Physical Education. Coach. Win-the-Peace. Sylvia H. Holzworth . . . Business. David A. Hunter . . . jazz, Concert, and Nancy B. Hutchinson . Home Economics. Marching Band Director. Vicki Kaercher . . Physical Education. Reading, English James Irwn . . . Science. Lucille Marie Jute Patrick Keeley . . . Mathematics . . . Baseball Coach. Richard Kinkead Driver Education Irene R. Kirchner . Guidance Counselor. William D. Kness . . English . . . Department Chairman. Hazel M. Kronk . . Coordinator Gifted Pro-gram Resource Teacher, Secondary Level. 170 Cary Richard Leach . Arts and Crafts . . Robert R. McClain . . . Industrial Materials. Larry P. McCowin . . . Music . . . Choral Sponsor: Art Club. Director. David Murray Photography, Video Tech- John Palumbo . . . Physics. William J. Petrozza . .. English ... Sponsor: B niques . . . Tiger Photography Advisor. B. S. 171 Richard A. Polas . Technical Drafting -ector of Industrial Arts. Paulette Potter . . . Spanish, Afro-American Karlin R. Ryan . .. Physical Education ... Girls' History . . . Sponsor: El Club de Espahol. Track and Basketball Coach. â– Â Joseph R. Salvadori . . Chemistry ... Department Chairman . . . Sponsor: Chemistry Club. Chirsty J. Sebastian . . . Guidance Counselor, Test Director, College Boards. Fnglish . . . Sponsor Depart- Mary Jane Szczurku Ushers Club. Joseph Smartz ... Business... Athletic Direc tor . . . Sponsor: Tiger Corps. H. Ray Smith . . . Social Studies ment Chairman. Frank Trgovac ... Mathematics Computer Programming . . Chairman. . Director of Damon A. Turek . . Power Technology, Pho-Department tography... Audio Visual Director For District . . . Sponsor: Audio-Visual Club. Donald J. White . . . Business. Earl T. Wilson . . . English. 173 TWENTY-THIRD PSALM The Lord is my sheperd, I shall not want. He maketh me lie down in green pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Amen IN MEMORY OF IRENE KIRCHNER At first a teacher in New Brighton and Beaver, Miss Kirchner came to the Big Beaver Falls Area School District in October, 1953. She was a guid-aru e counselor in the old Junior High School at a time when not many junior or senior high schools in Beaver County offered any guidance services to students. For many years, she served as advisor of Junior High Student Council and was responsible for publicity. For a year on WBVP, she did a weekly radio program on educational activities in the district. A MEMORIAL FOR IRENE by WILLIAM KNESS Miss Irene Kirchner, guidance director in our high school, died Wednesday, April 9, 1986. The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. William James 174 When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. John Rusk in As a high school guidance director in 1985-86, Miss kirchner was always busy listening to students and staff members. As a result, we never really learned very much about her personal life. She was devoted to her mother— who survives her She was a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church in New Brighton. In addition to teaching Sunday School, she served on numerous committees and boards in her church, including the Board of Sessions. A very capable public speaker, she represented her church as a lay speaker throughout Beaver County for many years. Her community services also included serving on the Board of Directors of the Medical Center as well as past executive director of the Girl Scouts Council. To accomplish great things we must not only act, bur also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Anatole France As a professional educator. Miss Kirchner belonged to local, State, and National Education Associations as well as the Beaver County Counselors Association. A past president of the local Big Beaver Falls Education Association, she had the distinction of being the only teacher from Beaver Falls to ever serve as a State officer of the National Education Association. To students, to her colleagues in education, to this school district, Miss Kirchner gave nearly half her life believing that the good teacher or counselor is someone who passes through your life and then becomes a permanent part of your very being. Work is love made visible. Kahlil Gibran CUSTODIANS: Nancy McClintock, George Smith, Nettie Beighley. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Firs! Row: Alice Hahn, Pat Zawatski, Alice Lombardo. Second Row: Lou King, Louise Salvano, Clara Cox, Norma Boyle, Sandy Barnes. 175 DAVID P. BUTLER Audio-Visual 10, 11; Spanish 10, 11, 12; MARY K. CAIRNS Band 9, 10, 11,12 (tres.); Spanish 10, 11; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 10; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12. AMY L. CAMPBELL Paw Print 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; R.R. 9 (v. pres), 10 (v. pres.), 11 (pres.), 12 (pres.). MELINDA K. CAMPBELL Spanish 10, 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Tigerettes 12. MICHAEL A. CAMPBELL Football 9. TRACEY L. CAMPBELL Drama 12; American Handcrafts 12. LAWRENCE R. CARINCI Natioanl Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Student Council 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. BENNY CARTER Spanish 10, 11; Varsity 10; Baseball 9,10, 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (v. pres.), 12 (v. pres.). CLAUDETTE L. CARTER Ushers 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. IAMES CARTER MARCUS Q. CLECKLEY Art 11, 12; Basketball Manager 12. SAUN T. CLECKLEY Spanish 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. EDWARD R. COFFMAN Band 9,10, 11,12; Stage Crew 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12. VINCENT P. COLAIZZI Audio-Visual 9,10,11,12; French I 10; French II 11, 12; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12. BILLIE j. CORBIN D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (pres.). MARTIN A. COX Audio-Visual 9, 10; French II 10; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. TAMMARA L. COX B.B.S. 11,12 (v. pres.); Drama 9; National Honor Society 11, 12 (sec.); Paw Print (12; Quill Scroll 11,12; Spanish 10, 11 (pres.), 12 (v. pres.); Ushers 10, 11, 12 (sec.); Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Tigerettes 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Class Officer 9 (pres.); R.R. 9 (pres.), 10 (v. pres.), 11 (pres.), 12 (pres.). MARK A. CRESPO HEATHER CROGNALE Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R 10 (tres.). ANDRE CURRY SENIOR LISTING DEBORAH A. ALAKSIN Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 12. CHERIE L. ALLISON American Handcrafts 12. CALVIN W. ANDERSON Football 9, 12. JOHNETTA ARMSTRONG Drama 9; Spanish 10; Ushers 10, 11; Tigerettes 10, 11; Track 9. CONNIE L. AVERY Art 12. ROBIN C. BALESK French II 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Madrigals 12; Tennis 11, 12; Track 9, 10. RANDY A. BARKEY French II 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. CHRISTOPHER B. BARRETT Drama 10, 11, 12 (pres.); National Thespian 12 (pres.); Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (sec.); Stage Crew 10, 11 (pres.), 12; Win-the-Peace 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12. CURTIS W. BARRETT Band 9; Varsity 10, 11; Football 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. JEFF A. BEAMAN Spanish 11; Baseball 10. RODNEY W. BIRD Stage Crew 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10. SCOTT BISCHOFF French II 9, 10, 11, 12; Lab. Biology 10. LINDA S. BISH HER.OS. 11, 12. KIM BLYTHE French I 9, 10; French II 11, 12 (v. pres); Drama 9; Band 9, 10; Ushers 10, 11 (Reporter), 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (sec.), 12; Tigerettes 10; Executive Council Ushers 11, 12; Health Careers 12; Executive Council 11, 12; Cheerleading 11, 12; R.R. 10 (pres.), 11 (sec.), 12 (tres.). JODI L. BOSWORTH B.B.S. 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12. RITA A. BOWERSOCK French I 9, 10; French II 11, 12; Drama 9; Paw Print 12; Ushers 10, IT, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Yearbook Sales 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; R.R. 9 (pres.), 10 (sec.), 12 (sec.). LORI A. BRENZO Spanish 12; Ushers 11, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL A. BRIDGES Lab. Biology 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. GARY T. BROWN Audio-Visual 9; Baseball 10, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (v. pres) NANCY A. D'ACHILLE Audio-Visual 12; B B S. 10, 11, 12; Drama 9; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 10, 11; Student Council 12; Executive Council 12; Cheerleading 9,10, 11,12; Track 9; R.R. 9(v. pres.), 10 (v. pres.), 11 (v. pres.). KIMBERLEE j. DAMASKA Drama 9; Yearbook Staff (Ed.) National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Paw Print 12; Band 9; Quill Scroll 11,12; Spanish 10,11 (v. pres.), 12 (tres.); Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 12; Student Council 10, 12; Executive Council 12; R.R. 10 (pres.). WENDY L. DAVIS Spanish 9, 10. JOYCE E. DECHICKO Drama 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 12. JOHN A. DELAY Art 9, 10, 11, 12. LORI A. DEROSE B.B.S. 12; Drama 9; National Honor Society 11, 12 (tres.); Paw Print 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12 (sec.); Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Student Council 12; Tigerettes 10,11,12 (Co-Cap-tain); Health Careers 11; R.R. 10 (tres.). CHRISTOPHER DETKA Art 10, 11, 12 (pres), Class Officer 12 (Sec.) French I 11. DEBRA A. DEWITT Audi-Visual 11; B.B.S. 9, 10, 11, 12; French II 9, 10, 11; Junior Sales 11; Ushers 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Sales 9,12; Tennis 9,11,12. LARRY R. DOBBINS American Handcrafts 12; Health Careers 12; F.F.A. 12. DAVID H. DOCCHIO Audio-Visual 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 11, 12. KEN D. DOCCHIO Spanish 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11. KRISA J. DOUGAL Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Band 9,10; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 11; Class Officer 11 (sec.); R.R. 11 (sec.-tres.), 12 (sec.-tres.). NATASHA M. DREHER Drama 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; R.R 10 (tres.). LARRY ENGLE Junior Sales 11; Spanish 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. BRIAN K. EVANS Junior Sales 11; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. VICKI L. FARKAS French I 10; French II 11, 12; Drama 11, 12; Junior Sales 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Thespian 11 (v. pres.), 12 (sec.); Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Shakespeare's Ladies (Cast); Annabelle Broom (Crew). SABRINA L. FINNEY H.E.R.O.S. 11, 12; BETH A. FLAHERTY Drama 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; R.R. 9 (v. pres.). MICHELE E. FLORIE B.B.S. 11, 12 (pres.); French I 10; French II 11; Drama 9; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Band 9, 10; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Stage Crew 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (v. pres.), 12; Tigerettes 10; Cheerleading 9, 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (sec.), 12 (pres.); R.R. 9 (pres.), 10 (pres.), 11 (sec.). MANIE L. FOSKEY III Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12. LINDA M. FOWLER Stage Crew 9, 10, 11; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. DAVE W. FRANKLAND French II 12. LATONYA D. FRAZIER Drama 9; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Varsity 10; Girls Athletic Assistant; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. 9 (V. pres.), 10 (v. pres.), 11 (v. pres.), 12 (sec.). JEFF A. GARBINSKI French I 10; French II 11, 12; Junior Sales 11; Lab. Biology 10; Student Council 12; Executive Council 12; Baseball 9; Football 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. REBECCA L. GIARDINA A.F.S. 11, 12 (sec.); B.B.S. 12; Chemistry 10 (tres.); Drama 9, 10; Junior Sales 11; Lab. Biology 9; National Thespian 11 (sec.), 12; Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 12; You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (Crew). TAMMY E. GILMORE Drama 9,10,11,12; National Thespian 12; Stage Crew 10, 11; A Christmas Carol 10; Christmas Song 11; The Initiation 11; Frosty The Snowman 12. JOSEPH L. GOSSECK Health Careers 11, 12. VINCENT A. GRATTERI National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Student Council 12 (pres.); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; R.R. 9 (v. pres.), 12 (v. pres.). KRISTI J. GUILFORD Ushers 11, 12; Varsity 10; Track 9, 10. DAVID L. HALL French II 10; Basketball 11; Football 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. DAVID J. HANLON Audio-Visual 9; National Honor Society 10, 11 (v. pres.), 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Spanish 10, 11; Yearbook Sales 9; Jazz Band 9, 10, 12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Class Officer 10 (tres.); R.R. 9 (pres.). TOMAS L. HARRIEL Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, R.R. 12 (pres.). RICHARD HAUMAN JEFF S. HEATON JERRY A. HELISEK French I 9, 10; French II 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Student Council 10, 12; Executive Council 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10. MELODY E. HERSHBERGER French I 9, 10; French II 11, 12; Drama 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Paw Print 12; R.R. 10 (sec.). KENNETH R. HOGUE JAMES E. HOHBACH JAN F. HOMMEY VICENT HOWARD Basketball 9; Football 9, 11, 12. KELLY J. HURD Audio-Visual 9,10,11,12; Drama 9; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Spanish 10, 11; Stage Crew 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Class Officer 9 (v. pres.), 10 (v. pres.); R.R. 9 (pres.), 10 (v. pres.). JULEIGH R. IBEN Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 9 (sec.), 11 (tres.), 12 (tres.). DON H. JONES Baseball 9, 10; Track 9; V.I.C.A. 11, 12. TONYA M. JONES Spanish 10, 11, 12. DEIDRE N. KABLER Tennis 9. JOHN KRIKLAND DAWN C. KNIGHT Drama 10, 11; National Thespian 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 (sec.-tres.); A Christmas Carol (cast); Annabelle Broom (cast). JANET E. KOLSON Drama 9; Paw Print 12; Spanish 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11; R.R. 9, 10, 11. MILLIE E. LAMBRIGHT Drama 9, 10; Lab. Biology 9; Band 12; Spanish 11; Stage Crew 9, 10. BONITA L. LAMPKIN French I 9; French II 10. PAM L. LANDSBAUGH Drama 9, 10; Stage Crew 9, 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (sec.-tres.), 12 (sec.-tres.); V.I.C.A. 11, 12. TAMMY S. LAVETTE Basketball 9, 10, 12. TAMMY E. LAWRENCE Audio-Visual 9; Chemistry 10; French I 10; French II 11; Junior Sales 11; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 10; Student Council 10; Basketball 9; R.R 10 (sec.), 11 (v. pres.), 12 (v. pres.). CHERRI L. LEIST Art 10, 11, 12; Drama 9, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 11,12; American Handcrafts 12 (v. pres.); Anna-bell Broom (cast); Frosty the Snowman (cast). JON D. LEKSELL Chess 9, 10; Spanish 12. LYNN R. LEWIS A.F.S. 10; Audio-Visual 11, 12 (tres.); Ushers 11, 12; Student Council 9; Majorette 9, 10; R.R. 9 (pres.), 11 (v. pres.). JOHN C. LIBERTY Junior Sales 11; Spanish 10; Baseball 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 11, 12. MIKE E. LIVINGSTON Drama 10; Spanish 10, 11; Baseball 9. TONI L. LOCCISANO A.F.S. 10; Stage Crew 10. CANDY R. LOHRY Drama 9, 10; Ushers 10, 11,12; Majorette 9,11, 12. RENEE E. MAGLIOCCA A.F.S. 11; Art 12; Drama 9; Stage Crew 9; Track 11. GINA M. MAGLIOCCHI Drama 9, 10,11,12 (sec.); National Thespian 12; Band 9,10, 11,12; Spanish 11,12; Ushers 10,11, 12; R.R. 9 (tres.); Annabelle Broom (cast). KATHY L. MARTIN Art 9, 10, 11 (sec.-tres.), 12 (tres.); Drama 9; Junior Sales 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (v. pres.); Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 12; Student Council 11; R.R. 11 (pres.). MICHAEL A. McCLAIN JOHN McCREADY Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. gayla m. Mcknight Art 12; Audio-Visual 9,11; French I 9, 11; Gymnastics 9, 11. MARY M. McLEAN A.F.S. 10; Drama 9; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10; Ushers 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12 (v. pres.); Yearbook Staff 12; Majorette 11, 12; Health Careers 11, 12 (tres.). RICK MILLIGAN Paw Print 12; Stage Crew 10, 11; Yearbook Staff 11, 12. EDWARD J. MILNES Audio-Visual 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Baseball 10. JEFF C. MINE CONNEE R. MISNER Chemistry 9; French I 12; Lab. Biology 10. P. RICHARD MOHR Madrigals 10; V.I.C.A. 11, 12. SHEILA A. MORRISON Art 9, 10, 11, 12. PAUL A. MULIG Football 9, 10, 11, 12. JEFFREY M. MUOIO Yearbook Sales 11; Student Council 12; R.R. 11 (v. pres.), 12 (pres.). LISA E. ODUM French I 10; Lab. Biology 10; Quill Scroll 12; Win-the-Peace 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Health Careers 12; R.R. 10 (sec.), 11 (sec.). ALLEN L. ORTO Football 9, 10. DAVE OSTROM MAURA S. OSTROM French I 9, 10; French II 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12. RHONDA L. PADGETT Drama 9; Ushers 12; Tigerettes 10, 11; Cheerleading 12; Track 9, 10; R.R. 10 (pres.). BRIAN G. PAMER Audio-Visual 9, 10, 11 (v. pres.), 12; Junior Sales 11 (pres.); Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Student Council 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 12; Tennis 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (pres.). GAVAN B. PAMER Audio-Visual 9, 10; B.B.S. 11, 12; Drama 12; Junior Sales 11; National Thespian 9, 10, 11, 12 (v. pres.); Band Announcer 12; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10,11,12; Stage Crew 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Madrigals 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (cast); A Christmas Carol (cast). KIM J. PARSONS ADRIENNE M. PETTY French II 10; Ushers 10,11; Tigerettes 11; R.R. 9 (tres.), 10 (tres.), 12 (tres.). RAYMOND E. PIECHNIK PATRICK J. PINTUR Chess 9. KELLY L. PLETZ French I 9, 10; French II 11; Drama 9; Stage Crew 9; Ushers 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; R.R. 9 (v. pres.). DEBRA A. PROBST BETTY M. RADER REBECCA L. RADER Art 11, 12. JOE M. RAICHEL B.B.S 12; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Band 9, 10,11; Spanish 10,11; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Sales 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Executive Council 12; Jazz Band 9, 12; Baseball 9; Tennis 11,12; Class Officer 11 (v. pres.), 12 (v. pres.). EDWARD W. REYNOLDS Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11,12; Track 11, 12; R.R. 11 (v. pres.). TRACY L. RIEDEL B.B.S 12; French II 9, 10, 11, 12 (Director of Activities); Drama 9; Junior Sales 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Paw Print 12; R.R. 9 (v. pres.), 11 (pres.). PAYTON J. RIGGINS Basketball 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL J. RIVER Audio-Visual 9, 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Chess 9, 10; Paw Print 12; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. JAMES M. ROMIGH French II 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12. BOB J. ROUSH R.R. 12 (pres.). GARY L. SCIARETTA Win-the-Peace 10, 11, 12. EILEEN J. SCOTT Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Majorette 11, 12; R.R. 12 (sec.). AMY j. SEIDLER Lab. Biology 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (v. pres.); Ushers 10, 11, 12 (v. pres.); Student Council 10; Tennis 9; R.R. 10 (pres.). LINDA K. SEIDLER A.F.S. 10, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Ushers 12; Cheerleading 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; R.R. 12 (v. pres.); A Christmas Carol. SHEILA M. SHAFFER Art 11; Chemistry 10; Band 10,11,12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Health Careers 12. TARA L. SHEPEL Art 11, 12. SCOTT SHULER Yearbook Sales 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11,12; R.R. 10 (sec.). DEBORAH A. SIMMONS A. F.S. 10,11,12; Art 9,10; D.E.C.A. 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 10, 11, 12; You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (crew); Annabelle Broom (crew); F.B.L.A. 11. KIMBERLY A. SIMPSON Drama 12; Spanish 10, 11; Stage Crew 12. CRYSTAL L. SIMS B. B.S. 11, 12; Drama 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Paw Print 12; Band 9; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Yearbook Sales 12; Student Council 9; Tigerettes 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Class Officer 9 (Sec.); R.R. 10 (tres.), 11 (tres.). JAMES A. SINGLETON V.I.C.A. 11. KAREN R. SMITH A.F.S. 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 10, 11, 12; Health Careers 11, 12; Track 9. KEVIN M. SMITH Audio-Visual 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. MIKE J. STEVENS French I 10; French II 11, Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (v. pres.); Basketball 9, 10; Track 11; R.R. 9 (v. pres.), 10 (sec.). JOSEPH A. STRATI Baseball 9; R.R. 9 (v. pres.), 11 (v. pres.). DONALD C. STRATTON Track 10, 11, 12. TINA M. STRATTON A.F.S. 11; Stage Crew 10, 11; Madrigals 10; Chorus 9, 10; Basketball 11 (Manager); Track 9, 10, 12; A Christmas Carol (cast); Elf (2 years). THOMAS D. SZOPO Drama 9, 10; Stage Crew 9,10; Student Council 12; Visual-Communications 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. 9 (v. pres.), 10 (v. pres.), 12 (pres.); You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (crew). JOYCE L. TEDROW Drama 10; Stage Crew 10. TERESA A. THOMPSON Chemistry 10; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; National Thespian 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11 (tres.), 12 (pres.); Win-the-Peace 10; Panto Mimes 10, 11, 12; A Christmas Carol; Annabelle Broom; Frosty The Snowman; Visit From St. Nicolas. MARIA TORRES JOSEPH B. TURNER Chess 10, 11; Lab. Biology 11; Madrigals 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9,10; Cross Country 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. BETH A. URSIDA A.F.S. 9, 10; Junior Sales 11; Band 9, 10; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12; Win-thc-Peace 10, 11 (v. pres.), 12 (pres.); Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Health Careers 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12. JENNIFER L. USLENGHI Paw Print 12; Spanish 10, 11 (sec.); Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 12; Yearbook Sales 12; Student Council 12; Tigerettes 11; Health Careers 11, 12 (sec.); Cheerleading 12; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12 (tres.); R.R. 12 (sec.). KARA A. VAN KIRK Drama 9, 10,11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11; Panto Mimes 9, 10, 11, 12; A Christmas Carol (cast); The Night Before Christmas (cast); Frosty The Snowman (cast). MARY E. VAN KIRK Audio-Visual 9, 11, 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12; National Thespian 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11; A Christmas Carol (cast); Frosty The Snowman (cast); Annabelle Broom (cast). JODI WADE Art 9; Stage Crew 9,10,11 (sec.); F.B.L.A. 11,12. DAWN R. WELCH A.F.S. 11; Lab. Biology 10; Spanish 10, 11; Stage Crew 11, 12; Health Careers 12. MARIA C. WELSH A.F.S. 9, 10; Junior Sales 11; Paw Print 12; Spanish 10, 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Executive Council Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12, Health Careers 11, 12 (v. pres.); Basketball 9, 10, 11,12; Track 9, 10; R.R. 11 (sec.). ADRIAN L. WILLIAMS Spanish 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. SHELNITA M. WILLIAMS Drama 9,10; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10; R.R. 9, 10, 11. LISA A. WORD Stage Crew 11. TONYA L. YEAGER Art 9, 10, 11, 12. ANN E. YOUNG Audio-Visual 9; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Spanish 10 (tres.), 11; Ushers 10, 11 (tres.), 12 (pres.); Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Council 12; Health Careers 11,12 (pres.); Gymnastics 12; Class Officer 10 (pres.), R.R. 9 (tres.), 10 (tres.), 12 (tres.). DREAMS TWINS KOPPEL WOMEN Loving, Caring, Aggravating, Persistent, But I can't live without them. Antoine Whittington Always have a dream and believe it will come true. Strive to make it a reality in everything you do. For dreams are what make life worth living, Love worth taking, and love worth giving. Dreams keep life from being boring. They lift up your spirit and keep it soaring. Alexes Rochelle James Koppel, the place of my birth, acclaimed by its natives as the best place on Earth! A REFLECTION Now, first there's my Mom and, of course, my Dad, the kind of parents who make me feel glad. Now, there comes to mind the names of others, but first I have to mention my sisters and brothers. Grandma told me about Koppel's great pride, made up of people with nothing to hide. She has pride in her churches and really fine schools, with utmost respect for the Golden Rule. More places and names I would like to mention, but I choose to be brief; please understand my intention. So, whenever you're blue and kinda standing “pat, step into Koppel on our “welcome mat. Mike Ruby I LOVE YOU I can hardly remember, when I did cry. You came to me, like a nurse to a wounded soldier. You loved, You cared. You understood. I was confused, unable to see what I really wanted. You waited, somehow knowing I'd be back. Soon I knew, you were the one. I grew to love you, more than I could have ever imagined. And with every day, my love grows greater. My heart longs To be with you. To hold you. To kiss you, To say . . . I LOVE YOU. Jon Jobe Lifeless, Floating, Drowned, Your head slid down past Your shoulder till it came into my arms. Your blood escaped into the wind like a sheeet of paper. Your body dropped into my hands, drained out. I stared down into Your pierced side like a mirror reflecting Your life of agony. An image of my own! Half flowing in the river of my pulse, Your profile glides in its waters searching for our lost memories. Maureen Colaizzi WIND What is Wind? Wind can be the song of love and compassion with the florid colors of the earth. Wind can be the song of death and depression and can darken the world. Wind can sound like the gay laughter of children after the first fallen snow. Wind can act like death and feel like desolation. Wind can be the beginning of spring when the dew has settled on the grass. Wind can be the end of a late evening when it becomes roric and stale. Wind is like man; it can live and love, or can kill and destroy. Wind is the image of man! Joe Maher I was born an ordinary child With features just like others; The difference is I have a twin. We look like one another. Most folks don't know who is who; We even puzzle mother. From lack of knowing which is which, “Twins is what we usually get. Although we have separate minds. We sometimes end up in similar binds. To add to all this confusion, we use to dress the same. But now we don't and probably won't In hopes they'll know our names. It can be fun to be a double. But sometimes it can get you in trouble. It's really not as bad as it sounds. To have a twin who's always around. Michelle Gratteri A SMILE A smile is worth a thousand words; It's something precious to see. No matter where throughout the world. It's always free. A smile can bring joy Into a little one's heart. It makes his world A little easier to start. A smile wipes away a tear; It chases away sorrow. It can liven the weary, So that people can face the morrow. A smile is a lamplight, Alone in the park. It shines upon fright, To bring us out of the dark. A smile shows that you care. It makes life a little easier to bear. A smile is worth a thousand words . . . But be careful, one word can quickly change a smile to a frown. Stacy Cartwright LATE I'm always late to everything. My friends are most sarcastic. I wish that it could be arranged. That time were more elastic. Greg Koch WHAT IS A FRIEND? NEVER QUIT MONEY Fathers earn it! Students burn it! Mothers lend it! Co-eds spend it! Bankers save it! Misers crave it! Forgers fake it! Businessmen take it! Robbers seize it! The rich invest it! Gamblers loose it! I could USE it! John Novakovich COOL, NO FOOL I like school. I'm no fool, Cause I'm cool. I want to be bright. Full of light. Able to fight, With all my might. Julie Amygdalos THE GAME Going to the game. Looking for fame. Expecting to win, Because, who is Canevin? It started like we thought. Then the tide went like it should not. Now something's changed, The score they've rearranged! If only the game ball fell. Everything would be swell Because we still could have won. But now, the game is done. Our team fell to defeat, But our pride cannot be beat. Next time, we shall have a plan. Because, we are Chan's Clan! Frank Why TORNADO It comes from the West, Almost unknown. It tears up the trees. With a magnificent moan. The trees sway, And are bent to the ground. The wind blows With a sinister sound. After a few minutes. It has passed by. One can look up And see a clear sky. Brent Hoschar A friend is someone always there to lift you when you are down. A friend is someone always there to take away a frown. A friend is someone always there to lend a helping hand. A friend always cares when no one seems to understand. With a friend you can share your hopes, dreams, and fears. A friend is always there to wipe away your tears. A friend is someone who takes your good days and bad. A friend always seems to cheer you up whenever you are sad. Your friend always cares whether she's nearby or far away. Just thinking of her always seems to brighten up your day! When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you're trudging seems all uphill. When the funds are low and the debts are high And you want to smile, but you have a sigh. When care is pressing you down a bit. Rest if you must, but never quit. Becky Giardina AUTUMN NIGHT The night has just fallen. The trees have quieted their laughter. While the moon is at its Zenith, As I sit looking out of my window, I can't help but to gaze at the silhouette of the fall sky. Oh how quiet and effortlessly those clouds move as they keep watch over the darkened earth. The chill of the night air overwhelms the senses and it puts that special crispness to the hard ground. After awhile, one starts to feel the striking Zephyr that makes the bright colored leaves chime in the darkness, A chime that brings peace and tranquility to the heart of lovers! But the Autumn night may not last forever. Soon the moon will hide behind the hills while the sun is just beginning to open its eyes. But there will be other Autumn nights. And when there is I will be looking out my window, sharing its chimes. Joe Maher Life is queer with its twists and turns As everyone of us sometimes learns. And many a failure turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don't give up though the pace seems slow. You may succeed with that final blow. Often the goal is nearer than it seems To a faint and faltering man who sometimes dreams. Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured that victor's cup. And he learned too late When the night slipped down How close he was to that golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out. The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are. It may be near when it seems far. So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit. It's when things seem worst that you NEVER QUIT! Michael E. Helton TIGER STAFF LORI DEROSE, EILEEN SCOTT TAMMY COX Seniors BETH URSIDA KATHY MARTIN Assistant Editor ANN YOUNG, BECKY GIARDINA Girls' Sports MIKE RIVER, NANCY D'ACHILLE Boys' Sports 182 TIGER STAFF KRISA DOUCAL, LISA ODUM Typists JOYCE DECHICKO, MARY MCLEAN Typists 183 TIGER STAFF KEVIN CHIRICHETTI, LISA DAVIS, LEAH HEGNER Classes ANNE PICCIN1NI, GAVAN PAMER, CRETCHEN MORAN Layout - Music Drama - Layout ANITA FILLIPELLI, ROBIN BALESK, MARCI 184 Faculty MICHELE FLORIE, ED MILNES, VICKI FARKAS Clubs MOORE TIGER PHOTOGRAPHERS VINCE COLAIZZI, LYNN LEWIS, JON JOBE BECKY RADER LYNN CARTER DINO GERARD, SAMANTHA PICKRELL, MIKE McCLAIN Missing: DEB DeWITT LINDA SEIDLER, RICK MILLIGAN RODNEY BIRD KATHY BROZICH On behalf of the TIGER Staff, we, the editors, would like to express our deep appreciation to all those who helped us during this past year by contributing their time, energy, and patience to the production of the 1986 TIGER. We would like to extend very special Thank You's to Miss Geraldine Selby, our advisor, and Mr. David Murray, our photography advisor. In this year and for the past fourteen years, Miss Selby has given uncounted hours of her time and talents to assisting student affairs in producing TIGERS which BFHS students could own and keep with pride. Since a yearbook is primarily a picture history of a year in the life of a high school, Mr. Murray's photography assistance over the past seven years has been essential to the TIGER. We are grateful to them both, and we will miss them both. This year, many people deserve many thanks for helping us with our TIGER: Dr. Jean Higgins, our Superintendent of Schools; Members of the School Board; Principal Frank Jute; Mrs. Laree Riley and Mr. Jackson Allison, Assistant Principals; Mr. Robert Hacker and Mr. William Kness, faculty members; and Mrs. Patty Gerard of Stanley Studio. A special thanks goes to Mr. Larry Intihar of Jostens for his helpful advice. Finally, we would like to wish next year's staff and their new advisor, Mr. Richard Beighey, the best of luck in producing the TIGER of 1987. Kim Damaska, Editor Kathy Martin, Assistant Editor MON SI SIH1 A PARADE FOR CHARLIE You always did love a parade— Banners and flags in the breeze, The roll of drums. The split seconds of silence In the blinding blare of the brass Filled with trilling woodwinds. Somehow, your parades abolished reality. Suspended mortality. Real people became Brilliant orange and intense black Arms and legs Swinging and marching In harmonious cadence, Following the conductor: LOOK—how good we are! LISTEN—to our 76 trombones! STOP—and admire what we can do When we band together! How many parades did you promote. Organize, Lead, That suspended for students The mortality of cramped desks And converted pages of fine print Into superlatives of excellence? You believed in learning. But you helped students survive By urging them to dream Beyond themselves To that greater parade Of real men and women Who might dare to announce: LOOK—at me! I'm somebody! We walked to the curb, Subdued, Quiet, Across Tiger Alley, Along Eighth Avenue. No banners waved. No brass blared, No drums rolled. Teacher, Principal, Conductor, Bandmaster, You became your own final parade. And now we must make our own parades On the streets of our own minds Out of our own memories. You always did love a parade. From Bill Kness April 21, 1986 Charles Pietro THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK Although Brighton always favors The Crimson and the Gold And Maroon and Gray are colors That make the Beaver Bold We will own the lilies slender, Nor honor shall they lack, While the Tiger stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. Through the four long years of high school 'Midst the scenes we know so well As the mystic charms to knowledge We vainly seek to spell. We will win athletic victories On the football field or track; Still we'll work for dear old high school And the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o'ertake us. Mingling fast our locks with gray. Should our dearest hopes betray us, False fortune falls away. Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our mem'ries back And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the Orange and the Black. JOSTENS . •— § or KJa.-V T' t . % .. .■• w • K T Xfe.. ‘ hi’“ .w- t s c ? k A -r . â– Â : • Vv ‘V A V s X u « - S ' : . ft •, % â– - J iaifc 4i . . ■• fcr. . - Â