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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL 1701 8TH AVENUE BEAVER FALLS, PA 15010 Page 2- We proudly present the 1986 homecoming Court and their escorts: (L-R) Kathy Brozich escorted by Have Bor roni, Leah Hegner escorted by Mike Ruby, Molly Winkle escorted by Gary Newton, Shannon Jacobs escorted by Larry Cramer, and Cindy Fairley escorted by Dave McFarland. Tiger Spirit fans the flames of the Bon Fire before the Mew Brighton game. - Seniors! Seniors! Seniors! is the cry of this enthusiastic bunch during the Spirit Week Pep Assembly. PAGE 3- Mimes, Colin Cary, Frank helisek, Samatha Pickrell and Marie Gioffre, take a break from the action during the Variety Club Awards Dinner at the Fox Chappel Yacht Club. The Theatre Department Halloween Dance brings out the Soul' in Jeff Dunlap and Michelle Kaufman. Michelle Mako finds herself in another Grave situation while setting the stage for the Theatre Department's production Bride of Frankenstein . Dianne Cynkar, Sherri Brandenberger and Natalie Man-nerino dress up their Tiger Pride at the Ushers Club Annual Fall Winter Fashion Show. OUR STRIPE STRIPENDOUS SENIORS STRIPERRIFIC SPORTS STRIPEUNDERFUL CLASSES STRIPEACTIVITIES STRIPEARTISTIC STARS AND STRIPES ONE LAST LOOK 1-15 16-61 62-85 86-117 118-137 138-151 152-165 166-172 Our Stripes Ushers, Mary Bobbin and holly Brooks, will help you to your seat at Reeves Stadium so you can cheer the Tigers on to victory. Accompanied by her mother at the Senior night Festivities, Stephany Pisano can wipe away her tears but not her memories as a Tigerette. nikki Esoldo's smile shows her approval as the B.F. Junior Varsity scores. Mint Simmel makes a brilliant defensive play against Slippery Rock. Before facing the new Brighton Lions, Mike Ruby shows us who is 1. Football managers, Dave McFarland and Todd Allen, take a well deserved break during the pre game warm-up. ftuunus r -) FOQTUL Show Through The Tigerettes stand along the sidelines waiting to strut their stuff during the halftime show. Cheerleaders, Autumn Clark, and Leslie Mangerie, point the way for the Tigers winning touchdown. Tigerette sponsor. Miss Linda Zeles-nak, is pleased with her girls performance. Dave King, Kathy Brozich, Cindy fair-ley and Brian Kincade anxiously await the festivities to begin during Homecoming Weekend. Football, as well as spirit, reigns King at B.F.H.S. No matter what the weather or what the score, Beaver Falls fans fill the stands to support their team. As one loyal fan roared, What's a night without a Tiger game?? The pride in our team is evident throughout the streets of town as well as the halls of B.F.H.S. This pride exhibits spirit in our school and our community. Remember pushing popcorn or working the concession stand for Junior Sales? What about ushering or playing in the band? What about cheering your heart out or toughing it through a rough ballgame? All of these memories of our activities during high school give us the pride to strive to be the best. And we will continue being the best as long as our Tiger Spirit shines. STRIPE IT RICH Whenever you see a group of good-looking people, you are attracted to them. Their appear ancc interests you, and you want to be a part of that group. It boosts your self-confidence when you are associated with those that have an attitude that says we re it! Dressing up at B.F.H.S. lifts your spirits because you feel good about yourself. Compliments Irom fellow classmates add to this good feeling. Of course, when the models of the BF Usher's Club dress up, their annual Fall Winter ■ Fashion Show is a tremendous hit! The theme of this year's show is Sweet November. And Sweet is certainly how these girls look in their gowns. The fashion show is held in the evening so that the public can attend. As always the public takes pride in Beaver Falls High School because of the model's performances. When the public feels that we are the greatest, it's easy for us to be proud about ourselves! When we look great, we feel great. And BF High School is proud to be looking good! BF Tigers are certainly originals and our style stands out. The annual fashion show influences many guys and girls on what mode of fashion to wear to the Annual Usher's Club Formal, Almost Paradise . However, formal wear is not the only concern on girls' minds these days. As seen in the pictures, floral prints, oversized sweaters, stirrup pants, tight skirts and ravishing colors are the hits of the season. For the guys, not much has changed. They mostly wear tuxedos or suits to the formal and everyday wear consists of T-shirts, flannel shirts and five pocket Levi favorites. ..ether it's dressing up or dressing down, Beaver Falls is looking good! Holly Brooks, Theresa Coffini, and Kevin Chirichetti work behind the scenes selling tickets at the Ushers Fall Winter Fashion Show. Dianne Cynkar, Audrey Harris, Lisa Liberty, Autumn Clark. Mary Bobin. and Stephanv Pisano provide us with a preview of what will R Rnat this years Usher's Formal. Lisa Liberty with Sean Andreas and Doreen Oall with Dave Damaska make two handsome couples as they model their formal attire. . Usher President, Joy Pelaia, is one pretty young lady. Lorraine Qfoffre, Bernice Burau, and Stacy Cartwright model casual outfits. Autumn Clark, Sherry Brandenberger. Ste-phany Pisano. Jodi Landsbaugh, and Kristie Matthews will look mar-r-rvelous at all the fashionable events this winter. Jason Welsh, Scott Liberty, Ricky Young. St. Clair Williams, Tyrone Mesmith. and Todd Allen are escorts for the beautiful models. Todd Allen and Joanie Denman show what the well dressed couple will be wearing this 7 winter. Our Stripes Amy Rae and Joy Pelaia share a Tiger victory. That's what friends are for. The weather assaults Dave Denes and Shannon Jacobs during the reigny homecoming festivities. Kim Krepps, Cybil Marx and Tammy Huntington prove that homecoming brings back those happy Days. Yearbook staff members. Holly Brooks, Toni Colao, Marci Moore, and Lonette Kirkland, show their spirit during outrageous day.'' At Usher's Initiation, Lisa Pelaia and Autumn Clark learn the fine points of applying makeup. Mike Ruby and Dave Borroni pounce on their victim during Show Through SOMETIMES WHEM YOU LOOK IN THE SKY, THERE ARE CLOUDS SOMETIMES WHEN YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE MIRROR, THERE IS WORRY SOMETIMES WHEN YOU REACH FOR THAT BRIGHT STAR, THERE IS DOUBT BUT. SOMETIMES WHEN YOU FEEL ALL ALONE. THERE IS YOUR FRIEND ALWAYS WHEN YOU ASK FOR THEIR HELP THEY ARE GIVING ALWAYS WHEN YOU HAVE NO ONE WHO WILL LISTEN. THEY UNDERSTAND ALWAYS WHEN YOU ARE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, THEY BRING HOPE ALWAYS THEY ARE THERE BECAUSE WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON THROUGH TOUGH TIMES, THROUGH RAINY DAYS THROUGH UGLY FACES, AND FOOTBALL GAMES THROUGH MUDDY SHOES, THROUGH SIBLING FIGHTS THROUGH LUNCH BREAKS, AND LONESOME NIGHTS BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR AND WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON THEN SOMETIMES WHEN YOU LOOK IN THE SKY INSTEAD OF CLOUDS YOUR FRIEND HELPS YOU TO SEE THE SUNSHINE SOMETIMES WHEN YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE MIRROR INSTEAD OF WORRY YOUR FRIEND HELPS YOU UNLOCK YOUR OWN BEAUTY AND SOMETIMES WHEN YOU REACH FOR THAT BRIGHT STAR YOUR FRIEND IS RIGHT THF.RF BY YOUR SIDF —LEANING ON YOU LEAH HEGNER Junior girls celebrate at the Usher's Initiation because their turn was behind them. A break in the weather is greeted by a smile from Homecoming Queen, Holly Winkle escorted by Rick Young. Another Tiger Victory is all the reason needed for such wide grins from Kerry Brozich and Bob Lucci. Senior Tigerette Co-Captain Beth Braykovich is escorted by her parents at ' Senior Night ceremonies. In Beaver rails High School, many clubs and organizations are always busy preparing special activities for their members. There's a ski trip in January, a formal in February, a banquet in March, a field trip in April, and so on. Every year, the school calendar is booked with similar activities. However, is it possible for an organization to be constantly on-the-go, to have an outstanding reputation, to be well-known throughout the H?gh area, and to get along with other peo-[ple and carry on conversations without | even speaking a sinal woM £es it is possible. The Beaver Falls : Troupe does all of that and more. They entertain people and communicate with them through their actions without talking. Since they are a unique organization, the B.F. Mime Troupe has become famous for performing at Fox Chapel Yacht Club, the Estate of Dominic Abbott in Fox Chapel, and the Hyatt Ho- IIroom in Pittsburgh. They asso- ■ [date with such local stars as Liz Miles, Louis Lipps, Don Chef Brockett, and | Mike Webster. | behind the scenes look Beaver Falls High School allows us to take pride in our B.F. Mime Troupe—not only for its talent, but also for the spirit that they give us through their | reputation. Marcy Drogus, make up chairperson for the Theatre Department Halloween play. Bride of Frankenstein, assists in the transformation from Frank Helisek to Frankenstein.-' On the Estate of Colin Cary ahand H during the Parental Stress Benefit. [ During the Variety Club Awards Dinner held at the Fox Chapel Yacht Club, Samantha Pickrell, Marie Qioffre, Colin Cary, and Frank Helisel e i be in agreement that a A Mime is a Terrible Thing to Santa pauses for a deep breath. Kim MacDonald. Michelle Kaufman. Chuck Bevington, Sam Beauford, nancy Summers and Kevin Chirichetti present the radio play, the The Shoemaker and the Elves. nancy Summers and Kim MacDonald assist Mike Webster of the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Grand Opening of Donaldson Crossroads Plaza. Colin Cary has his hands full at Donaldson Crossroads Plaza in the South hills. Kevin Chirichetti is thrilled to apply make up before the Bride of Frankenstein. 11 Billy Nardone, President, instructs John Ley in the finer points of conducting Student Council business. Kathy Brozich has had her fill of learning. Garland Buffaloe and Corey Ma-bin strut their stuff at the homecoming Dance. At the Usher s Initiation, it's bath time for Natalie Mannerino and Tiffany Tavern. Seniors: Front- Amy Rae, Leann Gishbaugher, Beth Braykovich, Lonette Kirkland, Stephany Pisano; Rear- Joe Maher, Terri Bowers. Lisa Eckhardt. Lisa Davis. Dan Cunning; take the time from rehearsal to Band together.'' Juniors in search of an answer during Mr. Grimm's 4th period World Cultures Class. Show Through Student Council Members, Joel Sommers, Dave King, and Randy Tooch observe John Ley's technique of reaching the unreachable while decorating the Christmas Tree. Edwin Reynolds fires up the students during a basketball pep assembly. Bo Kulesza does his part to ‘ psych-up during outrageous day. The Mellowmen from Indiana University of Pennsylvania are jamming during an assembly for the high school student body. harken back to the days of yesteryear and recall those extracurricular activities ranging from exceptionally educational to extraordinarily exciting that really let our stripes show through. Boisterous bands, complicated classes, annoying art and crazy clubs all resulted in enjoyable entertainment and educational exercises. Learning all those identites in Trig or memorizing lines from Hamlet in C.P., or just learning the rules of school as a freshman may not have been all fun and games; but all work and no play would be a boring day. BFHS is not boring!!! The Trig students had a party and became an identity, To be or not to be became a common cry throughout the halls, and the freshmen found they wem't only laughed at, but some people were laughing with them. If you think about it, it really is possible to get a good education and have a good time too! STPIPEDELIC Personality, Spirit and Involvement are among the many qualities that have made our school the best in Beaver Counb We have tried to capture all three of these qualities in what we think are the most memorable moments of this year. Some school activities are taken very seriously while others are celebrated light-heartedly. Some are intense and demanding yet others provide enthusiasm and laughter. But one quality that is the driving force for the expectations, hopes and dreams of Beaver Falls High School is spirit. Spirit sparks the flame that generates both personality and involvement in our lives. If you talk to any Tiger Fan who has attended these events, they will tell you that spirit is a vital part in keeping BF pride alive,” says Beth Braykovich, a senior. While the student body lends heir support, spirits are psyched as the Lady Hoopers and BF Tigers dominate the basketball courts. However, athletics is not the only factor that contributes to our tiger pride. As we crowned Queen Holly Winkle Homecoming Hight, Tiger Spirits rose with her as she reigned over the festivities. Likewise, our Morp (or backwards prom) encouraged excitement as Phil Sabino was crowned King. With the seriousness and tradition of Homecoming, the Morp provides the same spirit but with craziness and ourtarageousness. Holly, Queen of the Roses, and Phil, King of the Trash, represent to others our dynamic spirit; a spirit which will forever show, the binding friendship we all Know. The Senior members of the Morp Court and their escorts are presented to the BF Student Body during the pep assembly held in their honor. Cheerleaders. Michelle Gratteri, Lisa Liberty, Leslie Mangerie, Nicole Gratteri, and Roxanne Esoldo, know Tiger Fans show their stripes and get psyched ! The weather was dreary but the Homecoming Court sported Sunny smiles while waiting for the game U Queen holly Winkle reigns over homecoming celebrations at Reeves Stadium, October 3, 1986. During Spirit Week, Trank Helisek and Sam Beauford sport their orange and black and know that Tiger Country is 'where it's at. The starting Six Lady hoopers: Sonya Walker, Kathy Brozich, Robin Cox, Tonya Walker. Jackie Lavette, and Angie Kirkland are honored with a cake at the Morp Assembly. Jeff Anderson and teammates practice their lay ups during the warm-up. Morp King. Phil Sabino, is escorted by Michelle Oratteri during the Morp Assembly. 1 OFFICERS Amy Rae, Secretary; Todd Allen, Vice President; Darrin Berger, President; Holly Winkle, Treasurer. c FP n p □ □ Melissa A. Nichole J. Todd A. Agnew Alford Allen Charles J. Gregory S. Lori A. ■ Barber----------------------------------Barrett Bartle Brian L. Ball Julie Beth A. Amygdalos Atchison 20 Samuel O. Lisa M. Louis Beauford Becze Becze Darrin T. Berger i LLA Charles E. Bevington Malcolm Bell David M. Berkey James E. Berk Jr. Mary T. Bobin E Pi □ Ft3 I E c P H P □ □ 22 David A. Borroni Sarah M. Bortz Terri L. Bowers Kathleen S. Brozich Lisa R. Buffaloe Kevin M. Chirichetti Holly L. Brooks Beth Ann Braykovich Janell Antoinette M. Cleckley Colao Larry M. Richard K. Cramer Crawford Jerry T. Cook James W. Cox Douglas U. Crees 23 c P n p □ □ Daniel H. Cunning Lisa M. Davis Joan P. Denman Monica L. Davis B Gregory L. ___DeVitto_ David Denes James Diamond 24 Kris P. Dawnita C. Lisa A. Donaldson Dreher Eckhardt Kevin A. Ellefson Cindy Fairley Mark T. Engle Scott Farkas Jennifer L. Evans Anita M. Fillipelli Pi E Pi □ FP I E c P n p □ □ Doreen M. Gall Dale J. ■flsrarchat Jerry Fohner John W. Fritz Dean A. Qerard Melissa L. Fosnaught Ayesha Fritz Bonnie P. Gault Leann M. Gishbauqher 26 Shawna R. David A. Qoatley Gosseck Barbara K. Tanissa L. Hammerle Harriel David B. John D. Havis Hawthorne Pi E Barry I ! 1 Gropp I □ FP “T Daniel f. i Havis I E 5 Leah M. Hegner 27 Kim Howarth Lynn A. Jenkins Terri A. Karczewski Tammy Jo liommey Alexis R. James Marcus D. Jones 28 Annette M. Jennifer L. Brian S. Kelly Kerns Kincade David Angela King Kirkland Victoria L. Mark A. Kirkland_____________Kohlmann Lonette D. Kirkland Bo Kulesza m E m □ FP I E c P H P □ □ Jodi L. Landsbach Doug A. Libert L. tli David M. ____MrFarland_ Charles B. Lantz Scott M. Liberty Carrie J. McLean William J. Maher Robert T. Mentz 30 3 Rebecca A. Metheny Marci J. Gretchen E. Moore Moran Shelley R. William Musloe Nardone Susan B. Naugle m E m □ FP I E Edwin T. Nesmith Garry R. Newton Kimberly A. Qrto______ 5 C P n p 6 □ □ 32 Samantha K. Pickrell J Jodi B. Pintur l l Joy A. Pelaia Anne F. Piccinini Stephany A. Pisano____ Leigh A. Plezt Keith E. Plummer Martin P. Amy J. Price Rae Pamela M. Theresa M. River Rock Mike D. Brian Ruby________________Russell 33 Phil J. Sabino Jody Schmidt Robin Scott Stefanie L Shaw Rebecca F Sergi Kathy S. Smail Rodney M Solomon Joel Sommer Rolonda D Smith Albert E. Randy Albert L. Thumm Tooch Torres Robert L. Summers Jr. David Teal Toni S. Teapole Denise Constance Ray S. Torres Tress_____________Trputec m E Pi □ Ft3 I E 35 r j Michael T. Wagner Trish J. Watson Robert D. Wickline Sonya K. Walker John E. Wayne Holly L. Winkle Jami L. Wozniak k Richard E. Young Kenneth R. Zack McFadden, Robert Moultrie, Shonn Mavolio, Kevin Lou Ann Zwieryznski r Oravitz, Charles Reynolds, Edwin Smiley, Becki L JL A Keith H. Zack r i Seniors riot Pictured: Dunham, Mary Harris, Sheila Matthews, Brian L A Smith, Melissa Sochia, Coletta Vaughn, Morris A m E m □ FP I E The Spirit Of Our Times 38 The Spirit of BP truly shows through during Homecoming, Spirit Week, and the Morp. which is one of the newest spirit events. We found out that the lovely Holly Winkle was the Homecoming Queen and the outrageous Phil Sabino reigned as Morp King. Students celebrated in style wearing hawai ian shorts, hats and pins, orange and black, and togas. All of the participation given by the students makes BP High School the place to be! Darrin Berger is escorted by Beth Brayko-vich at the Morp Pep assembly. Sophomores celebrate Spirit Week by wearing their favorite jams. Mary Bobin and Holly Brooks dance the night away. Leah Hegner smiles prettily with Mike Ruby at Homecoming. KV.UHII The Senior rootball Players escort the 1986 Homecoming Court during a pep assembly held in their honor. 'Hey! She's escorting me! Roxann Esoldo escorts Jon Jobe to his seat at the Morp pep assembly. Julie Pavlovic, Stephanie Pisano, and Dianne Cynkar show their pearly whites during Spirit Week. 39 Beauty, Sophistication, Christmas Spirit-Beaver Tails Has It All! The Ushers Club was proud to show off gowns from Mary's Bride and Formal in their annual Fashion Show but later on showed off their own gowns at the Ushers Formal. Festive events like these, not only benenfit clubs but rather the entire student body. The festive Christmas season also involves many BFHS students. The Student Council decorates a 20 foot tree while Dave Berkey and Anita Wecker-ly, dressed as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, visit the teachers and the kids in all the elementary schools as well as in child development. At the Ushers Club Fashion Show, Tracy Yur-ich, Lorraine Gioffre, Toni Colao, Dawnita Dreher, and Kerry Brozich illustrate the latest in fall fashion. Whether they are sitting in the classroom or decorating the Christmas tree for Student Council, Robin Scott, Gregg DeVitto, Leann Gishbaugher, and Joanie Denman believe testing'' is an integral part of getting the job done. Mr. and Mrs. Santa (Dave Berkey and Anita Weckerly) are the happy Christmas couple as they bring good cheer to the Central School students. Shelley Musloe models sportswear from the Deb Shop at the Ushers Club Fashion Show, Sweet November . Look at the legs on those Senior Qirls! Ste-phany Pisano, Lisa Eckhardt, Dianne Cyn-kar, Amy Rae, Holly Brooks, Ayesha Fritz and Joy Pelaia know it's okay to Haunt it if you've got it at the Ushers Club Formal. Almost Paradise . At the Ushers Formal, Qreg Barret agrees that his date Toni Colao. looks heavenly. Two girls for one guy! John Ley escorts Audrey Harris and Joy Pelaia at the fall fashion show. 41 42 With stars in their eyes and a golden path at their feet, the eighty-two couples attending the 1987 SENIOR PROM listened to the delicate notes of Stairway to Heaven” as both spectators and the Senior Class anxiously awaited the pronouncement of our 1987 Prom Queen. Finally, the moment arrived . . . Kathy Brozich reigned as Queen over her court consisting of Joy Pelaia as crown bearer, Amy Rae as scepter bearer, Cindy Fairley as train bearer, Holly Winkle and Samantha Pickrell as ladies-in-waiting, and Leah Hegner and Stephany Pisano as flower girls. Festivities began as couples gathered in the gym for dancing till the stroke of midnight; decorations re- Stairway To Heaven mained as couples ventured to the Fez in Hopewell Township. Seniors worked for three days transforming the Middle School gymnasium into heaven, including a golden stairway to the stars and a rock-filled flower garden. Helping to complete our fun-filled evening, hypnotist Earl Leeder astounded us by transforming our friends and fellow classmates into zombies, and magician Bob Mullins amazed the crowd with his colorful illusions. As five o'clock drew near, the sleepy Seniors went their separate ways anticipating the fun that Saturday's picnic would bring. May 1st was once just another day but it will now remain a night forever etched in our memories. Our beautiful Queen. Kathy Brozich, poses with escort Dave Borroni. Scepter Bearer. Amy Rae and escort, Jerry Melisek anxiously await to see who the Prom Queen will be. The crowning moment'- Joy Pelaia crowns Kathy Brozich while Leah Hegner and Holly Winkle look on. The 1987 Prom Court: Leah Megner, holly Winkle, Cindy Fairley, Joy Pelaia, Queen Kathy Brozich, Amy Rae, Samantha PfckrelL and Stephany Pisano. Class President Darrin Berger stands with his date Mary Bobin as he introduces the couples at the Grand March. Angie Kirkland and Kevin Parker dance the heavenly night away. Anyone can tell that Gregg DeVitto and Molly Brooks are having a good time their smiles give them away. 43 HIGHEST HONORS Lynn Ann Jenkins Anne Frances Piccinini Leigh Ann Pletz 6§To be able to be caught up into the world of thought—that is to be educated.ff Edith Hamilton (1867-1963) The Ever-Present Past Julia Amygdalos holly L. Brooks William Michael Nardone Leah Marie Hegner holly Lynn Winkle John E. Ley Qretchen Emilia Moran Lisabeth Anne Eckhardt Jennifer Lvnn Evans Randy E. Tooch Joy Anne Pelaia Anita Marie Fillipelli HIGH HONORS iiThings which come to us easily have no significance. The satisfaction we get in life comes when we do something which is difficult; when there is sacrifice involved.ff Barry Goldwater (1909- ) Quoted in My Saber Is Beni, by Jack Paar 46 ROW 1: Melissa Ann Agnew. ROW 2: Todd Anthony Allen, Gregory S. Barrett, David A. Borroni, David Patrick King. HONORS iiThere are two kinds of dreamers: there is the dreamer who never wakes up; and there is the dreamer who is never so wide awake as when he dreams.ff John W. Cavanaugh ( 870-1935) Address at the University of Notre Dame. March 13. 1929 ROW 1: Shannon Lorraine Jacobs. Dianne Marie Cynkar, Ayesha Fritz, Kathleen Sue Brozich, Antoinette Colao, Lisa Marie Davis, Dawnita Cherie Dreher. ROW 2: Leann M. Gishbaugher, Doreen Marie Gall. Alexis Rochelle James. Sarah Marie Bortz. ROW 3: Robert M. Bowser, Jr., Kris Peter Donaldson, Kevin Michael Chirichetti, Darrin Thomas Berger, James E. Berk. Jr., Gregory L. DeVitto. ROW 1: Anita Marie Weckerly, Lon-ette Desiree Kirkland, LouAnn Zwierynski, Marci Jo Moore, Ste phany Ann Pisano, Kim Mary Pangbum. ROW 2: Pamela M. River, Theresa Ann Karczewski, Rebecca Ann Metheny. ROW 3: Richard Earl Young, Garry Ray Newton, Jonathan Randal Jobe, John William Fritz, Michael T. Wagner, Scott Michael Liberty, Mark Kohlmann, Michael D. Ruby. Melissa Ann Agnew Secretarial Todd Anthony Allen Community Service NAACP Scholastic Speech Julia Amygdalos Home Economics Gregory S. Barrett English Honors Darrin Thomas Berger Senior Class President Lawrence D. Smith Award David M. Berkey Visual Communications Terri Bowers Instrumental Music Lisa Renee Buffaloe Mahogany United Women's Club Award Kevin Michael Chirichetti Thespis 48 Daniel M. Cunning Instrumental Music Dawnita Cherie Dreher NAACP Scholastic Award Lonette Desiree Kirkland NAACP Scholastic Award Lisa Marie Davis Instrumental Music Gregory L. DeVitto Trench Kris Peter Donaldson Tennis-Samuel h. Sheffield Memorial Award Lisabeth Anne Eckhardt Instrumental Music Ayesha Fritz Vocal Music Leah Marie Hegner English John E. Ley Eugene L. Palka Baseball Award William Joseph Maher, Jr. Instrumental Music David M. McFarland Auto Mechanics-VICA 49 Rebecca Ann Metheny Tennis-Samuel H. Sheffield Memorial Award Gretchen Emilia Moran T. Sidney Aikman Memorial Spanish Award Law William Michael Nardone Donald hicks Math Prize Student Council President-Lawrence D. Smith Award Joy Anne Pelaia Problems of Democracy Anne Piccinini Academic Achievement Award American Pield Service Chemistry Vocal Music-Ruth hunter Campbell Memorial Award Stephany Ann Pisano Instrumental Music Leigh Ann Pletz Advanced Computer Calculus History Pamela M. River Business Michael D. Ruby William A. Ross Athletic Award Michael T. Wagner Basketball-Emil Hmiel Memorial Award Richard Earl Young Woodworking Kenneth Richard Zack Art 50 The Class of 1987 congregate one last time at Commencement Exercises held in the Middle School Gymnasium, June 11, 1987. Senior Class President, Darrin Berger, leads fellow graduates in the turning of the tassel-‘ As we turn the tassel a time has passed, but forever let the memories last”. The Boys of Summer prepare for the end of school days and the beginning of party times. Kris Donaldson proudly displays his tennis award. Leah Megner and Joy Pelaia discuss past activities and future plans as they prepare for Graduation. 51 Qr-r-raduation Simply stated, the Senior Class of 1987 graduated June 11th in the Middle School Gymnasium. Maybe that is simple enough to say if you are an underclassman, past graduate, teacher, school board member or onlooker, however, for the Class of '87, “simple'' hardly describes our four years of education and experiences at BFHS. During the graduation ceremonies, some graduates thought of the friendships they have built up or have tom down, the tests they have prepared for or have crammed for or the teachers they have liked or have disliked. Yet, others set themselves goals and decided to meet the challenges future life has to offer. All of the ideas, thoughts, memories, and shared moments the Class of '87 have experienced are. needless to say, not simiple! They are as complex as the human cell, as vast as the universe and as different as night and day! However, the last event the Class of '87 shared was the most important-commencement. On June 11th, we shared our end and looked forward to our beginning. As the ushers escorted the graduates to their seats and the band played “Pomp and Circumstance”, an eager audience viewed an array of orange and black. The program proceeded with Rev. William Maher giving the Invocation. Mr. Frank Jute giving the Welcome, Aye-sha Fritz and Lisa Buffaloe singing “Somewhere Out There,'' and Mrs. Haney Hutchinson giving the Faculty Greeting. Hext, Mr. John Wilson presented the awards to the Honor Gradu- ates, and Mr. Chris Sebastian presented the awards to the High Honor Graduates. Our fellow graduate, Leigh Ann Pletz, delivered the Salutatory Address. Mr. Jackson Allison presented the awards to the fifteen Highest Honor Graduates, and Ann Frances Piccinini delivered the Valedictory Address. Finally, the Senior Class President, Darrin Berger, led the Tassel Ceremony followed by the Fanfare and Recessional under the direction of Mr. David Hunter. As we filed out the doors and turned our backs to the audience, we said goodbye to our lives as “Stripetacular students at BFHS and looked ahead to our complex futures consisting of new faces, new friends and new goals that we will meet, accept, and strive for as adults. James Cox adjusts his tassel and becomes a 1987 graduate of BFHS. Sergeant Badorrek escorts Sam Beau-ford to Boot ' camp directly after graduation. Shawna Qoatley takes a break before graduation. Anne Piccinini delivers the Valedictory Address. A BFHS FIRST! Four members of the Beaver Falls School Board, Regis Wagner, Leo Megner, Gerald Moran and Thomas Eckhardt, are the proud fathers of Mike Wagner. Leah hegner, Gretchen Moran and Lisa Eckhardt. Lisa Buffaloe and Ayesha Fritz sing Somewhere Out There'' at graduation. 53 Samantha Pickrell looks on as Becki Sergi reassures Becki Smiley. Senior Activities Kelly Abercrombie Madrigals 10 Melissa A. Agnew Wirt the-Peace JO, 11, 12 (V-Pres.); Health Careers 10 Hichole Alford Art 11, 12; french 10; Jr. Sales Todd A. Allen H.H.S. 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; football 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Tres. 10, 11, V-Pres. 12; R.R. Pres. 10 Julie Amygdalos H.H.S. 10, 11, 12; Spanish 12; Wirt the-Peace 11, 12 (Sec. Tres.); Yearbook Sales 9, 10, 11 Beth A. Atchison Madrigals 9, 10, 11 Brian L. Ball Chuck J. Barber french 9; Lab. Biology 10; football 9, 10, 11 Greg S. Barrett french 9; Spanish 12; Wirt the-Peace 10; Baseball 9; Track 10, 11, 12 Lori A. Bartle french 9, 10; Win-the-Peace 12 Samuel O. Beau ford A.-V. 9, 10; Chess 9; Jr. Sales; Thespians 12; Band 9, 10; Spanish 9, 12 Mimes 12; Vo-Tech 11 V.I.C.A.; Drama 10, 11 Bride of Frankenstein, Annabelle Broom Lisa M. Becze Drama 11; Stage Crew 11; American Handcrafts 12 Louis Becze Track 9, 10, 11 Malcolm Bell Tiger Corps 9, 10 (V-Pres.), (11 Pres.) Darrin T. Berger Chemistry 11; Jr. Sales; Lab Biology 10; Spanish 10 (Sec.), 11; Wirt the-Peace 11, 12; St. Council 11, 12; Class Pres. 12; R.R. V-Pres. 10, 11 James E. Berk A.-V. 11, 12; Wirt the-Peace 12 David M. Berkey Stage Crew 10, 11; Wirt the-Peace 12 Charles E. Bevington Chess 9; Thespians 12; Spanish 11; Stage Crew 12; Tiger Corps 10, 11; Mimes 11, 12; football 9; Drama 11 Bride of Frankenstein, Elves and the Shoemaker MaryT. Bobin A.-V. 11, 12, Art 9, 10, 11, 12; B.B.S. 12; Hewsletter Staff 12; Ushers 10, 11 12; Wirt the-Peace 12; fash ion Show 12; Prom Committee 12; R.R. 11 Sec. David A. Borroni B.B.S. 12; Chemistry 12; Lab. Biology 10; Spanish 10,11; Wirt the-Peace 12; Madrigals 9, 10, 11. 12, Baseball 9. 10. 11; football 9. 10. 11. 12; R.R. Pres. 9, 10, 11, 12 Sara M. Bortz A.f.S. 11, 12 (Tres); A.-V. 10, 11. 12; B.B.S. 9. 10. 11. 12 (V. Pres.); Jr. Sales; Lab. Biology 9 (Sec.); St. Council 12 Terri L. Bowers Chess 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Health Careers 12; Track 10 Robert M. Bowser Spanish 12; Tennis 12 Beth A. Braykovich A.-V. 9, 10; B.B.S. 9. 10, 11 12 V. Pres.; Sr. Edition; Band 9, 10, 11; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10. 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; St. Council 10. 11; Tigerettes 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Drum Major 10; Cheerleading 9; Softball 12; Track 9; R.R. 9 Sec., 10 Tres., 11 Tres., 12 V. Pres. Holly Brooks Art 9, 10, 11 V. Pres., 12; A.-V. 9, 10 (Sec. Tres.), 11 (V. Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Sr. Edition; H.H.S. 11. 12; newsletter Staff 12; Band 9. 10; Ushers 10,11,12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Quill and Scroll 12 Kathleen S. Brozich french 9, 10; Lab. Biology 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Wirt the-Peace 12; Yearbook Photo 11; SL Council 9. 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; R.R. Pres. 9. 10, 11. V. Pres. 12 Lisa R. Buffaloe A.-V. 9, 10, 11, 12 (Sec. Tres.); Spanish 9, 10, 11; Ushers 12; Wirt the-Peace 12; Madrigals 10, 11, 12; Softball 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, 12. A Christmas Carol, The Bride of Frankenstein Kevin M. Chirichetti Thespians 10, Tres. 11, 12 Pres.; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Mimes 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 9; Quill and Scroll 12; A Christmas Carol, Might Before Christmas, Annabelle Broom, Frosty the Snowman, Rehearsal for Murder, Bride of Frankenstein, Elves and the Shoemaker, Grease Jane 11 C leek ley B.B.S. 12; Drama 11; Jr. Sales; Lab. Biology 11; newsletter Staff 12; Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 9; Track 10, 11; R.R. 9 Pres., V. Pres. 10. 11 Tres. Antoinette M. Colao Art 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Sales 10, 11; fashion Show 11, 12; Prom Committee 12; R.R. 10 Tres.; Quill and Scroll 12 Jerry T. Cook football 10, 11. 12 Carey A. Cope Richard P. Couch Art 9, A.- V. 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Lab. Biology 9 (Tres); Yearbook Photo 12; football 9; R.R. 9 V. Pres., 10 Tres. James W. Cox Track 11, 12 Larry M. Cramer Chemistry 12; football 9, 10 11, 12 Rick K. Crawford Tiger Corps 9. 10; football 9, 10, 11 Douglas U. Crees french 9, 10; Lab. Biology 9 Daniel H. Cunning Chemistry 11; Chess 12; Drama 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10. 11; Win-the-Peace 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Photo 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11; Annabelle Broom Dianne M. Cynkar french 9, 10; Ushers 11, 12 Lorri A. Dalton A.-V. 11, 12; Stage Crew 9 Lisa M. Davis Drama 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Stage Crew 11; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Annabelle Broom; Quill and Scroll 12 Monica L. Davis 54 David Denes Chess 12; R.R. 11 Tres. Joan P. Denman B.B.S. 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Spanish 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Sales 9; SL Council 12 Sec.; Jazz Band 11, 12; Cheerleading 9; Softball 12; Track 9; R.R. 9 V. Pres., 11 Sec. Gregory L. DeVitto A.-V. 11; B.B.S. 12; Trench 9, 10, 11, 12; Pres.; Yearbook Sales 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 V. Pres. Jim Diamond Kris P. Donaldson Lab. Biology 9; Band 9, 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Dawnita C. DreherA.-V. 12; B.B.S. 12; Trench 9, 10, 11, 12; newsletter Staff 12; Stage Crew 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12 Exec. Council; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Sales 12; SL Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 12; Track 9, 10; Class 10Sec, 11 V. Pres.;R.R. 9Pres., 10Pres., 11 V. Pres., 12 V. Pres. Mary M. Dunham Trench 9; Vo-Tech fl.E.R.O.S. 11, 12 Lisa A. Eckhardt Ti.fl.S. 11, 12; Band 9, 10,11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12 Sec.; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 12; R.R. 9 Tres. Kevin A. Ellefson Mark T. Engle Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12 Jennifer L. Evans A.T.S. 12; Jr. Sales; Win-the-Peace 12; Boy's Track (Statistician) 10 Cindy J. Tairley Tigerettes 9, 10; Vo-Tech (Cosmo.) 11, 12 Scott A. Tarkas A.-V. 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace; R.R. 9, 10 Pres. Anita M. Tillipelli Art 9, 10, 11 Sec. Tres., 12; A.-V. 12; B.B.S. 11, 12; Sr. Edition; Drama 9; n.h.S. 10, 11, 12; newsletter Staff 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Exec. Council; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Asst. Ed. Jerry Tohner Melissa L. Tosnaught A.T.S. 10; Stage Crew 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Grease Ayes ha Tritz Chemistry 10; Drama 9; Spanish 10, 11; Stage Crew 12; Ushers 11, 12; Madrigals 10, 11, 12; health Careers 10, 11, 12 John W. Tritz A.- V. 9, 10, 11; Chemistry 12; Trench 9, 10, 11; Win-the-Peace 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. 12 Tres. Doreen M. Gall B.B.S. 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Madrigals 10; Tigerettes 11; health Careers 12 Bonnie P. Gault Art 9, 10,11, 12 Dean A. Gerard A.-V. 10,11, 12; Spanish 10,11; Tiger Corps 9; Yearbook Photo 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12; Tootball 9, 10 Dale J. Ge ruse hat Stage Crew 11, 12 Leann M. Gishbaugher Trench 10, 11, 12; Ushers, 10,11, 12; St. Council 12; Madrigals 10; Tigerettes 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain; R.R. 12 Sec. Shawna R. Goat ley Trench 9 David A. Gosseck A.-V. 12 Barry Gropp Chess 12; Spanish 9 Barbara K. hammerle Jr. Sales; Stage Crew 11,12 Tanissa L. harriel Daniel T. ha vis David B. ha vis Band 9, 10; health Careers 11; Tootball 10, 11; Vo-Tech 11 V.I.C.A. John D. hawthorne Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; Track 9 Leah M. hegner B.B.S. 9, 10, 11 Tres., 12 Tres.; Sr. Edition; Jr. Sales; M.h.S. 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Ed.; Yearbook Sales 12; St. Council 9, 10, 11 V. Pres., 12; Track 9; R.R. 9 Tres., 12 Pres.; Class 10 V. Pres. Arthur L. Henderson Art 9; Lab Biology 11; Stage Crew 12; Tootball 9, 10, 11, 12 Tammy J. hommey Art 12; Drama 10; Jr. Sales Stage Crew 10; Vo-Tech 11 V.I.C.A. Kim howarth Shannon L. Jacobs Art 10; A.-V. 9; Chemistry 10; Lab. Biology 10; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; St. Council 9, 10; Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. Pres. 9, 10 Alexis R. James Trench 10, 11; newsletter Staff 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12 V. Pres.; Win-the-Peace 12; St. Council 9, 10, 11; Class 10 Sec. Lynn J. Jenkins Sr. Edition; Trench 9, 10, 11, n.h.S. 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Quill and Scroll 12 Jonathan R. Jobe A.-V. 10, 11, 12 V. Pres.; Chemistry 12; Sr. Edition; n.h.S. 12; newsletter Staff 11; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Photo 11, 12; St. Council 12 Marcus D. Jones Lab. Biology 12; Spanish 12; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Tootball 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 11. 12 Terri A. Karczewski Spanish 10; Basketball 9; R.R. 9 Sec. Tres., 10 Sec., 11 Sec., 12 Sec. Tres. Annette M. Kelly A.T.S. 10. 11. 12; Lab. Biology 12; Ushers 10. 11. 12; Vo-Tech h.E.R.O.S. 11. 12 Jennifer L. Kerns A.-V. 9; Jr. Sales 11; Band 9, 10; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Chorus 11. 12; Softball 12; Track 10 Brian S. Kincade Dave King A.T.S. 9. 10 (Sec.). 11 (V. Pres.) 12 (Tres); Jr. Sales; Spanish 10, 11; Tiger Corps 11; Wirt-the-Peace 10; St. Council 10; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Tootball 9; Track 9, 10; R.R. V. Pres. 9, Pres. 10, Tres. 11 Angela Kirkland Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Lonette D. Kirkland Senior Edition; newspaper Staff 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Ushers 11, 12 Exec. Council; Quill Sr Scroll 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Tigerettes 11, 12 Captain; health Careers 12; Office Runner 12; Ushers Tashion 55 Nichole Janee Alford CONNGMO We watched you grow up and become your own person. We pray that you will enjoy a life of sensitivity, accomplishment and love. We are proud to say, Yes, she is our daughter'' . . Mom and Dad Outta Time High School is a learning place, A time of trial and error It is like a second home. We spend so much time there. We have our friends and neighbors. Ones upon whom we rely. But for the CLASS OF '87, It's time to say goodbye. Holly Brooks You have made us very proud and happy over the years. God bless you in all you do. We wish you much success in your future. Love, Dad and Mom At first we are so happy. Ho more tests to study for. But when we walk away alone. We wish we had but one day more. We know that spring is coming When the snow melts in the sun. So don't cry when school is over. Our lives have just begun. Greg Barrett Sam Beauford Congratulations! You did it. Go ye into all the world. The Master said one day, I save the lost that have gone astray. Do this and be blessed with happiness and success.'' Love, Mom and Dad A Second home School is a neat place, but it doesn't always Put a Smile on your Face, It expects you as a person To put Forth the Best You're able to do. It can only Come from you. So make the best From what has to be. Twelve years of school Hot two or three Bernice Burau Kris Donaldson I am very proud to be your mother. May you be blessed with more than you need to achieve your goals. With love. Mom 56 David B. And Daniel J. Havis You have made us very proud of you two. We wish you luck in whatever you do in life. We love you two very much. All our love. Mom, Dad and Darrin Kids Cindy Tairley Wherever you go, whatever you do; our love will always be with you. We wish you love and happiness as you have given us. We love you. Mom and Dad XO To Our Underclassmen We re going away now; for Our time with you is done. We hope you don't forget us. When all is said and done. Think about our years Together; and how much we've all grown. Don't forget our crazy times. Even though we re on our own. When the time comes and we re all gone. Walk the halls and remember our laughter. Marcus Quintin Cleckley You have made us very proud. Congratulations on being persistent. May your future be blessed with happiness forever. We love you. Mom and Dad Kids . . . It's 7:30 a.m. the tardy bell rings. The school day begins Report to your rooms. Kids . . . Come for different reasons. Some come to learn. Some come to socialize Some come for lunch. Kids . . . having nothing better to do. Leah Hegner Always on your toes, reaching for the sky . . . Our prima ballerina. We re proud of you, Ms. Editor and your yearbook. Love, Mum and Pup Dave Flaherty Scotty Liberty Scotty, Congratulations on your graduation. Through the years, you've shown many talents. We hope you find your special one. God Bless You, Your family Remember us always as your friends. And may these halls tell our story hereafter. Remember us, the Seniors, Who booed you at assemblies and such. You'll be there too, someday. And respect us very much. We're going away now. We re afraid of a future unsure. So say a prayer for us. That we may Find life's open door. Sue Maugle 57 Seniors Continued Show 12; Prom Dec. Committee 12 Victoria L. Kirkland Madrigals 10, 11, 12 Mark A. Kolmann Spanish 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10 Bo Kulesza Chess 12; Stage Crew 11; Track 12 Jodi L. Landsbach Art 9, 10, 11; Trench 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook Sales 10; Track 10, 11, 12 Charles B. Lantz Spanish 9, 10; Football 9; R.R. Tres. 9. 10 John E. Ley Chemistry 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; SL Council 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Class Tres. 9; R.R. Tres. 9 Doug A. Libert R.R. Pres. 10; V. Pres. 11; Tres 12 Scott M. Liberty Art 9, 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Wirt the-Peace 10,11, 12 (Pres.); (Pres.) St. Council 12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Class V. Pres. 9; R.R. V. Pres. 9; Pres. 10; V. Pres 11; Pres. 12 William J. Maher Audio-Visual 12; Band 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Win-the-Peace 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Baseball 10; Football 10 Brian S. Mathews Audio-Visual 9, 10, 11 Bob J. McFadden David M. McFarland Football 11, 12; Vo-Tech V.I.C.A. Parliamentarian 12 Carrie J. McLean Win-the-Peace 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Majorette 11 Bob T. Mentz Spanish 10; Tiger Corps 9; Football 9, 10, 11 Rebecca A. Metheny French 9; Tennis 10, 11, 12 Marci J. Moore Senior Edition; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10,11, 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Gretchen E. Moran A.F.S. 11, 12 (V. Pres.); B.B.S. 12; Drama 10,11; n.ri.S. 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); newspaper Staff 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; SL Council 9, 12; R.R. Pres. 9; Annabelle Broom; The Initiation Shonn M. Moultrie Basketball 11 Shelley R. Musloe Senior Edition; Drama 9; Junior Sales; newspaper Staff 12; Stage Crew 9; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Sales 9; Yearbook Photography 11; Health Careers 9; Cheerleading 9; Softball 12; R.R. Sec. Tres. 9 Bill nardone Chemistry 12; French 9, 10, 11; Drama 11; n.H.S. 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; SL Council 12 (Pres.); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 11 Susan B. naugle Spanish 11; Madrigals 11, 12 Kevin navolio Edwin T. nesmith Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Garry R. newton Chemistry 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; Wirt the- Peace 12; Baseball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Charles A. Oravitz Kimberly A. Orto Stage Crew 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12 Thomas A. Padgett Baseball 10 Kim M. Pangburn Art 10, 11, 12 (Tres.); French 9, 10,11, 12; Ushers 10 Exec. Council, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; R.R. Sec. 10, 11; Quill and Scroll 12 Joy A. Pelaia Senior Edition; n.H.S. 11, 12 (Sec.); Band 9, 10; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11 (Tres.), 12 (Pres.); Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Sales 11; St. Council (Tres.) 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11; R.R. V. Pres. 9, (Pres). 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 Anne F. PiccininiA.F.S. 11, 12 (Pres.); B.B.S. 10, 11, 12; n.H.S. 10,11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Madrigals 10, 11, 12; Mixed Choir 9, 12 Samantha K. Pickrell A.-V. 9, 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Drama 9, 10; Thespians 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Drama 9, 10; Thespians 11, 12; Stage Crew9, 10, 11 (V. Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Yearbook Staff 12; Mimes 10, 11, 12; Bride of Frankenstein; The Initiation; Annabelle Broom Jodi B. Pintur Stage Crew 11; Biology Club 11; Chorus 9; Vo-Tech V.I.C.A. 12 Health Occupations Stephany Pisano Art 9, 10, 11, 12; A.-V. 12; n.H.S. 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish 11, 12, Ushers 11. 12 (Sec.); Tigerettes 12; District Band 12; Beaver County Honors Band 12 Leigh A. Pletz A.F.S. 11, 12 (Sec.); B.B.S. 10, 11. 12; French 11; Junior Sales; n.H.S. 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Sales 10 Keith E. Plummer Chess 9; Baseball 10; Vo-Tech V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Martin P. Price Chess 9, 10. 11, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Tiger Corps 10 Amy J. Rae A.F.S. 12; Audio-Visual 11, 12; Senior Edition Editor; French 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 12; Junior Sales; Lab. Biology 12; newspaper Staff 12; Stage Crew 12; Ushers 10, 11, Exec. Council (Historian) 12; Win-the Peace 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Yearbook Sales 9, 10; St. Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Tigerettes 12; Health Careers 11, 12 (V. Pres.); Fashion Show 11, 12; Softball 12; Track 9. 10; Prom Committee 12; Class Sec. 12; R.R. Sec. Tres. 9 Tres. 10, V. Pres. 11; Bride of Frankenstein Darlene L. Raisley French 9, 10; Lab. Biology 10; Vo-Tech V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Edwin L. Reynolds Art 10, 12; Lab. Biology 12; Track 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12. Pamela M. River A.-V. 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Stage 58 Crew 10,11; Basketball 10 Theresa M. Rock Drama 11; Thespians 12; Yearbook Photo 12; Chorus 9; Rehearsal for Murder; Grease; Elves and the Shoemaker; Bride of Frankenstein. Toni M. Rowe A.-V. 9; Stage Crew 12; Track 9. Mike D. Ruby A.-V. 9-12; Spanish 9-12; Baseball Dll; Football 9-12; Track 12; Varsity 10-12; St. Council 11-12. Brian Russel Lab. Bio. 10; Band 9; Jazz Band 9, 11. Phil J. Sabino Spanish 9-11; Football 9. Robin Scott B.B.S. 11, 12; Jr. Sales; Lab. Biology 12; newspaper 12; Stage Crew 10; Ushers 10-12; Yearbook Sales 10-12; St. Council 10-12; Cheerleading 9-12; Powder Puff Football 9; R.R. Tres. 9. 10; R.R. Sec. Tres. 11; R.R. Pres. 12. Rebecca F. Sergi A.F.S. 9; Lab Biology 10; Band 9, 10. StefanieL. Shaw R.R. Pres 9-11; Vo-Tech V.I.C.A. 11. 12. Kathy S. Smail Stage Crew 11, 12. Becki L. Smiley A.F.S. 9; French 9-11; Lab. Biology 10. Melissa L. Smith French 9, 10; Ushers 10-12; Usher's Aid 9; Track 9; R.R. V. Pres. 9, 10. Rolanda D. Smith Ushers 10, 11; Tigerettes 9. Coletta I. Sochia Art 9, 12. Rodney M. Solomon Spanish 9, 10; Track 11, 12. Joel C. Sommer A.-V. 9; Chemistry 12; Spanish 9-11 (V. PRES.), 12; Win the Peace 12; St. Council 9-12. Golf 11, 12. Surfing 11,12. Dave Teal Chess 11, 12. Toni S. Teapole Spanish 10; Art 9, 10; Vo Tech If. E-.R.O.S. 11, 12. Albert E. Thumm Randy Tooch Chemistry 12; French Dll (SEC TRES.), 12 Director of Actv.; Yearbook Sales 11, 12; St. Council 12; Bowling 10, 11-12 CAPT.; Baseball 9-12. Albert L. Torres Spanish 11. 12. Denise Torres Spanish 9-12. Constance M. Tress Spanish 9, 10; Stage Crew 10, 11; Vo Tech V.I.C.A. 11. Ray S. Trputec Art 9-12; Basketball 11. 12. Morrie M. Vaugen Basketball 9-12; Football Dll. Ted Villela Chess 10, 12 Mike T. Wagner A.F.S. 12; Spanish 10; Win the Peace 12; Basketball D12. Sonya K. Walker; Jr. Sales; newspaper 12; Spanish 9, 10; Stage Crew 10; Ushers ID 12; Win the Peace 12; Softball 12; Track 9, 11; Basketball D12; R.R. 10 Sec., 11 Tres., 12, V. Pres. Tonya K. Walker newspaper 12; Stage Crew 10; Ushers 10. 11; St. Council ID 12; Track D12; Basketball D12; R.R. 10 Pres. 11 Sec. 12 V. Pres. Trish J. Watson Vo Tech D.E.C.A. 12 John E. Wayne A.-V. 9, 10; Chess 9; Stage Crew 9 Anita M.Weckerly A.-V. D12;Sr. Edition; Drama Dll; Jr. Sales.- Thespians 12; newspaper 12; Spanish 11; Stage Crew 9; Win the Peace 12; Yearbook 12; Handcrafts 10, 11; Grease; Quill and Scroll. Robert D. Wickline Spanish 10; Football 9; Tennis ID 12. Holly L. Winkle Sr. Edition; French D12 (SEC. TRES.); n.H.S. ID 12; newspaper 12; Ushers ID 12 (Head Usher), Exec. Council ID 12; RR. V. Pres. 9, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Sr. Class Tres; Quill and Scroll 12. Jami L. Wozniak Stage Crew 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10, Grease. Richard E. Young Chemistry 12; H H. S. 11,12; Yearbook Sales 12; Yearbook Photo 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10; Football 9; Track 10; R.R. Sec. 9. Tres. 10, Pres. 11 12. Keith H. Zack Football 9. Kenny R. Zack A.-V. 11, 12. LouAnn Zwieryznski Drama 9; Jr. Sales; newspaper 12; Spanish 9, 10; Stage Crew 9; Ushers 1D12; Win the Peace 12; Cheerleading 9; Track D12; R.R. Sec. 9, Tres 10, V. Pres. 11. Sec. 12. Remembering Coming to BFHS we were Diamonds in the Rough Unfinished, unpolished, unpleasing, but tough! Returning as sophomores, angels were developed. We were Diamonds in Disguise. We learned quickly, shaped accurately, We even increased our size! Is juniors we were challenged and put to the test. Our brilliance put us on top, therefore, We were the best! Indeed we became SEHIORS Precious Diamonds so Divine Finished, polished, pleasing, extraordinarily fine! Leaving BFHS may be rough 'cause Important karats may be lost in the dust. But. . . don't give up, keep in touch Remember as freshmen we were tough! Remember. . . we ll always have something special, A gift from heaven . . . Remember we'II always be the CLASS OF 1987 Dawnita Dreher 59 Dave McCready pushes himself to the limit to save the ball for that extra point. Bob Wickline gets ready for the serve to start the game. Boy's Tennis Tennis Record B.F. 4 Rochester 1 B.r. 4 Quaker Valley 1 B.r. 5 Cornell 0 B.r. 0 north Hills 5 B.r. 2 heshannock 3 B.r. 4 Ell wood City 1 B.r. 3 Mew Brighton 2 B.r. 3 Blackhawk 2 B.r. 1 Sewickley Academy 3 B.r. 1 new Castle 4 B.r. 4 Ell wood City 1 B.r. 4 new Brighton 1 B.r. 1 neshannock 4 B.r. 1 new Castle 4 B.r. 3 Blackhawk 2 Wins: 9 Loses: 6 League 6 4 Row 1: Rob Bowser. John Popovich, Chris McCready, Bob Wickline. Missing: Corey Smith, Kris Donaldson, Row 2: Riley Baker Mabin (Coach), Chuck Leksell, Jim Young, Dave 62 Kris Donaldson reaches up Into the blue to save the game. Boy's Tennis: not Just Another Racket Dave McCready reaches out for the winning hit. Bob wickline and his amazing forehand. This year's section contained much tight competition among four squads, and our boys' tennis squad finished third in Section II. In singles tennis, our first player, Kris Donaldson, reached the semi-finals in the M.A.C. he finished in third place in the Section II singles playoffs. In doubles and mixed doubles action, Beaver Falls was a definite marker! In doubles, Kris Donaldson and Jim Young qualified for the W.P.I.A.L. They did so by upsetting their first-seated rivals, Meshan-nock Twp., 7-6 and 6-1. In mixed doubles, Dave McCready and Sue Paisley also were section finalists, qualifying for the W.P.I.A.L. This means that Beaver Falls was the only school to send qualifiers in each category. Letter winners for this year are: 3 year-Dave McCready, Corey Mabin, Kris Donaldson and Jim Young; 2 year-Bob Wickline; and 1 year-Rob Bowser and Chuck Leksell. Good luck next year!!! 63 Beaver Falls Boys Top Cats In Track Section II Champs Butler Invitational Champs County Champs It was a season in which the Tigers lived up to their potential and did whatever they had to do in order to get the job done. -Coach Godsen- The 1986-87 edition of the Beaver Falls Boys Track Team can be characterized by the phrase whatever it takes.'' With the return of nine lettermen, this years team held great promise. The Tigers got 'one for the thumb” by capturing the County and Section Championships for the fifth time. This proud group of cats also added a second Tri-State coaches championship and a Butler Invitational Trophy to its impressive list of gold medal performances. Then, in a strange twist of events, the Tigers chose to be eliminated from W.P.I.A.L. Team Competition in order to concentrate on the P.I.A.A. Championships. It turned out to be the right move as the Tigers grabbed 16 medals at the State Qualifiers. Twelve of those individuals advanced to the State Finals. At the P.I.A.A. Championships, eight individuals captured eleven medals as the Tigers finished third with thirty points in a field of 150 teams. The State Championships were the highlight of the Tiger season. The two day event saw eight Tigers set eleven personal records; the most memorable being Rob Summers' gold medal performance in the high jump. Rob's jump of 6'9 1 2” was a state, county, and school record. It was a season in which the Tigers lived up to their potential and did whatever they had to do in order to get the job done. Congratulations Tigers on a job well done! St. Clair Williams effortlessly hands the baton to Hot Rod'' Solomon enroute to victory. Champions Go For The Gold Season Record Am bridge 49 B.F. 101 Montour 78 B.F. 72 Beaver 35 1 2 B.F. 113 1 2 Hopewell 44 B.F. 106 Aliquippa 42 B.F. 90 Moon 69 B.F. 81 Blackhawk 68 1 2 B.F. 81 1 2 School Records High Jump Rob Summers 6'9 1 2 Long Jump Rob Summers 21'6 1 2 Scott Searfoss and Joe Waters battle It out for first place during a Blackhawk track meet. Row 1: Rodney Thompson Solomon. Mike Ruby. James Cox, Greg Barrett. Scott Liberty. Rob Summers. Bo Kulcsza. Marcus Jones. Row 2: Jamal Drehcr. Andre West. William Samuel. Jacquin Wynn. Stacey Childs. Duaync Nes- Stacey Childs clears the last hurdles for an easy victory at a Beaver Falls track meet. mlth. Dan Gropp. Row 3: Doug Klttner. Da dan Qrant. Terry Booker. Doug Frazier. Rich Pronesti, Scott Searfoss. Garland Buffaloc. Row 4: Aric Permlnter. John Harris. St. Clair Williams. Brian Braheny. Row 5: Mr. Godsen. John Liberty. 65 Row 1: Ryan VanKirk. Crk Mlak. John Bushle s. Trent Williams. Craig Bohon, Jason Shearer. Mike Mills. Row 2: Mike Punari, Bruce Harris. Keith Balesk, Mike rritz. Paul Hawthorne. Paul Damo. Bob Lucd Row 3: Chris Baldwin. Mike Lucci. Qeorge Smith (coach). Jeff Thellman joins his fellow teammates for a conference on the mound. John Fritz shows the major leagues what pitching is all about. OPPOSITE PAGE: Jason Sciarro takes a break from his pitching assignment. 66 Tiger ”9” On The Prowl Young 1987 Varsity Baseball Beaver Falls 3 Shenango 1 Beaver Falls 6 Riverside 0 Beaver Falls 1 Ambridge 5 Beaver Falls 3 Rochester 0 •Beaver Falls 1 Mew Castle 6 •Beaver Falls 5 Slippery Rock 4 •Beaver Falls 10 Seneca Valley 0 •Beaver Falls 7 Blackhawk 3 •Beaver Falls 8 Ell wood City 4 •Beaver Falls 1 Beaver 5 •Beaver Falls 0 Butler 2 •Beaver Falls 3 Seneca Valley 4 •Beaver Falls 7 Slippery Rock 3 •Beaver Falls 2 Blackhawk 8 •Beaver Falls 5 new Castle 1 •Beaver Falls 1 Ellwood City 2 •Beaver Falls 3 Butler 4 •Beaver Falls 5 'League Games Beaver 2 Team Gains Experience John Fritz Drafted By Los Angeles Angels John Fritz's record could have been better if we had given him more support. I think a lot of major league teams may have looked at his record and underestimated his abilities.'' - Coach Keeley - Baseball is just one of the hundreds of sports that takes a great deal of energy, stamina and skill. The players' attention must be fully devoted to the game at all times. The traits that were just described above are the usual characteristics found in the Beaver Falls Baseball Team. I felt we could have been better, exclaimed Mr. Keeley, but we didn't have any starters back from last year. This is a problem that only experience can overcome. The team ended up with a 7-7 record in the section and had an overall record of 10 wins and 8 losses. It's not something to be very happy about, remarked the coach, but next year we ll have 13 of this years 17 member team back. I'll know more of what to expect from our players. Row 1: Dan Mall, John Ley, John Fritz, Bill Mardone. Randy Tooch, Jeff Thellman, George Smith (J.V. Coach). Row 2: Brian Brooks. Dave DeRose, Ron Thellman, Tom Mouse, Jason Sciarro, Jay Guzie. Row 3: Charles Leiper (Asst. Coach) Matt Stockunas, Brad Diamond, Dan Bozic, Frank Why, Kevin Guthrie. Mr. Keeley (Coach). 67 68 The Chan Gang, End Of An Era The score is 72-67. BF is behind with one minute left. Edwin Reynolds and Jeff Anderson, with quick judgement, fast feet, and cool heads, bring the team to within one point. With 17 seconds left, Jeff Car-acter steals the ball and sinks a layup. We win, 72-73! This is just one of the many scenes that thrill the Tiger fans. Marcus Jones, the sparkplug of the Tigers, has been described as a fighting dog , an unreal leaper , and a rare breed . Good work Marcus! Mike Wagner, BF's 610 center, will be playing his college ball for Loyola of Baltimore. In his best game to date, Mike scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. This was done while playing for the City-West Penn All Stars in the Dapper Dan Classic. This allowed the people of Western PA to see what a fine player Mike has become. Good luck Wags! After 30 years of coaching basketball, Coach Frank Chan is hanging up his whistle and clipboard for the last time. Chan's record while at B.F. stands at a very respectable 368 wins and 112 losses, his overall record of wins falls just nine short of the magical 400 mark. Coach Chan's decision to retire was by no means an easy one. We re sorry to lose Mr. Frank Chan as basketball coach of our Tigers. The Chan Gang will never really be the same or have the same significance. So, Chan Man ... we salute you. Row 1: Bcrnie Ragland, Chad Young, Mike Johnson, Dan Mall, Ty Taylor, Jason Welsh. Row 2: Manager Don Kelly, Derrell Carter, Matt Reese, George McCleod, Manager Craig Bohon. Row 3: Andre Milliner, Jeff Stevenson, Asst. Coach Damon Bryant Boys Varsity 1986-87 b.e. 94 Ambridge 34 b.e. 56 Taylor Allderdice 61 B.F. 64 Brashear 55 b.e. 63 Westinghouse 51 B.E. 60 Aliquippa 70 b.e. 73 Erie Academy 72 b.e. 81 Center 55 b.e. 62 Mew Castle 66 B.F. 55 Moon 63 B.F. 79 Slippery Rock 60 B.F. 62 Beaver 56 B.F. 33 Ellwood City 36 B.F. 84 Mohawk 45 B.F. 60 Blackhawk 64 B.F. 61 Central Catholic 58 B.F. 62 Slippery Rock 39 B.F. 54 Beaver 55 B.F. 51 Ellwood City 54 Above: Jeff Character shows his rebounding ability as he soars above the Beaver opponents. Left: Mike Wagner and Edwin Reynolds put up an impenetrable defense against an Am-bridge opponent. 69 Stripes Show Through In Strong Season The Beaver Falls Fighting Tigers football team finished off a great season in 1986. With a record of 9-1, the Tigers finished near the top of the division. The entire season started great with a win over our rival team Blackhawk, but most Tiger fans agree, the high points of the season were defeating Ellwood City and coming back to win our final game over Beaver. However, not all of the season was pleasant. A loss to Hew Brighton knocked our pride around a little. But, the hardest blow was forfeiting two games because of an attendance error. These losses ultimately cost the Tigers a playoff position. Garry Hewton, senior, thinks sentimentally, We just had fun at practice and all the joking afterwards. Our team was really close-knit. Larry Cramer recalls the fight with Beaver after the victory, while manager Todd Allen still laughs over some of the crazy nicknames. The team was comical, he states. While Tyrone Hesmith smiles proudly when he says We were great. Just Fantastic! ', Jerry Cook summed up the entire season in one word .. . awesome! You really were just that Tigers!! Thanks for a great season! Brian Hinkle, mixes his black and gold with coach Rick Mancini's black and orange at the 1986 Fighting Tiger Banquet, Jan. 10, 1987. Jerry Cook, eyes ablaze for the endzone, promises a BF victory against Blackhawk. BF Lettermen: ROW 1: D. Mangerie, M. Mulig, C. Campa-gna, K. Simmel, L. Cramer, F. Porter, J. Borroni, D. Da-maska, ROW 2: S. Williams, J. Thellman, T. Hesmith, M. Jones, M. Ruby, D. Borroni, D. Bozic, G. Hewton, ROW 3: J. Harris, A. Henderson, A. Gibson, S. Andreas. 70 FIGHTING TIGER FOOTBALL COACHES: Bruce Davidson. Rick Mancini. Jim Ebersberger, Bob Blythe. Pat Petrandrea and Lou Paliani. Jeff Borroni and St. Clair Williams know that being number one'' is not just another striperrific attitude.'' Jeff Borroni, Carmen Campagna, Fred Porter, Dave Borroni. Dave Da maska and Klint Simmel plan Tiger strategies for the Slippery Rock Game. BEAVER FALLS FIGHTING TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: J. Borroni, F. Porter, J. Thellman. M. Jones, A. Henderson, M. Ruby, C. Campagna, K. Simmel. D. Damaska, ROW 2: J. Cook, T. Nesmith, G. Newton, M. Mulig, L. Cramer. A. Gibson. S. Williams, S. Andreas. J. Harris. ROW 3: D. Grant, R. Pronesti, A. Milner, D. Nesmith, G. Haskins. C. Dreher, D. Bozic. D. Mangerie. ROW 4: J. Rauza. W. Samuels. J. Henderson, M. Stock unas, S. Simmons, T. Moon, R. Van Kirk, D. Wiley ROW 5: D. McLean, J. Dreher, J. Baylok. B. Braheny, J Hendrickson. D. Berkey. R. Yonlisky. ROW 6: G. Bran denberger (mgr.), K. Crespo, D. McFarland (mgr.), C Anderson. R. Whitlaw, O. Scott. T. Alien (mgr.). 71 Beaver Falls 7 Blackhawk Opponent 3 35 •Center 7 26 Slippery Rock 0 38 Freedom 6 45 Quaker Valley 8 18 Riverside 0 14 Ellwood City 3 21 Mars 0 10 New Brighton 14 17 Beaver 13 Mead Coach, Bob Blythe, gives the order of attack to the Tiger Defense. Mo. 60, Fred Porter, takes a break from the trenches mud covered and shirt torn .... during the Beaver Falls versus Riverside defeat. Senior Fighting Tigers: Arthur Menderson, Tyrone nes-mith, Marcus Jones, Mike Ruby. Larry Cramer. Dave Bor-roni and Garry newton. Missing: Jerry Cook. 72 new Kids On The Block The Beaver Falls Girls Softball Team went into their first season with a group of somewhat inexperienced fast pitch players and came out with a well-rounded ball club. Unable to become a W.P.I.A.L. team, the girls played other ball clubs in the county: Riverside, New Brighton, Ellwood City, and Quigley. They finished their season with a record of 3 wins and 8 losses. SENIORS: Joanie Denman and Beth Braykovich. MISSIMG: Jennifer Kerns. VIEW FOR NEXT YEAR . .. hopefully we ll be recognized by the W.P.I.A.L. as a fast pitch team.'' head coach, Mr. Ghales. ROW 1: K. DeVitto, J Kondracki, R. Leist. T Keith ROW 2: S. Cart wright. L. Parris, B. Wen zel, K. Plorie, D. Mew man. MISSING: R. Mall, V Colao, A. Clark. J. Myers MEAD COACH MR. GHALES ASSISTANT COACH MR. PIETRANDREA Beaver Tails Lady hoopers rally around In a B.T. huddle for the team's spirit cheer before defeating Ellwood City. Sonnie Walker reaches for the sky to get a basket against Blackhawk. We Beaver Tails Lady hoopers District 7 1 Section 11-AAA Record: 24 5 They 48 north Catholic 58 55 Sacred heart 66 55 Taylor-Allderdice . 43 34 Butler 63 44 north Allegheny 32 46 Aliquippa 36 41 . . Erie McDowell 49 52 Sacred heart 39 33 Altoona 55 62 Greensburg-Salem 49 52 Elizabeth-Torward 35 58 Butler 35 84 Slippery Rock 7 85 Beaver 53 105 Ellwood City . . . 23 75 Riverside 35 74 Blackhawk .... 42 81 Slippery Rock 23 80 Beaver 40 99 Ellwood City 24 53 Blackhawk 35 If my kids aren't running and moving, they fall asleep. We want to get out on the court and really move. The way we do this is with pressure and running.'' COACH RYAN Row 1: M. Colalzzi. n. Taylor. J. Lavette. T. Walker. A. Kirkland, S. Walker R. Cox. K. Brozkh. S. Mall Row 2: M. Mason. A. James, L. Partington. J. Thomas, R. Megner. T. Petty. T. Wilson. D Newman Row 3: S. Sheets. T. Welsh. D. Manzettl. D. rields. T. Williams. S. Matthews. C. Perminter. R. Waldron Row 4: L. Yurkh (Man.), K. Keeley. M. Capparelll. V. Colao. R. Weaver. R. Henderson (Man.) Row S: Coach Ryan. Coach Coffinl 74 Rough Pre-Season Leads To Another Victorious Section Title no Pain ... Mo Gain . . . There are untimely injuries and timely injuries-our injuires were timely. Coach Ryan explained as he went on to say. They occurred early in the season giving enough time for proper healing. Also, when the veterans were out, the younger Kids off the bench got good expe- rience. This made our team stronger! With only one veteran, Sonya Walker, the Lady Hoopers struggled through a tough pre-season to come out ahead in seasonal play with a 16-5 record. Coach Ryan explained, T never worried about the wins or losses during the pre-season. Since the season was clearly too easy, the difficult pre-season got the team play-off sharp! The evidence is definitely clear-the Lady Hoopers went on to capture another WPIAL Title and returned, once again, to Hershey! Angie Kirkland thrilled the crowd Coach Ryan gives a quick pep with this around the back in the air talk to Kathy Brozich and layup. Tonya Walker during the time- out. 75 With disappointed faces, Angie Kirkland, Sonie Walker, and Robin Cox display the runner-up trophy to the Tiger fans. Sonie Walker holds up the way to the State Title; Hershey cho-colatetown here we come. Freshman, Jodie Thomas sheds her tears for the departing seniors for it was their last chance at the gold; still she has the next three years to return to hershey for the title. Mixed emotions best describes this scene as the starting five. L to R: Robin Cox. Tonya Walker. Sonya Walker. Angle Klrtand. and Kathy Brozkh. pose for a post-game picture. Returning to Hershey was a dream come true; the feeling one receives from the experience is more than words can capture. MAUREEN COLAIZZ1 It hurts to lose... we played poorly in the first quarter ... it was too much to catch up . . . the important thing is that we were there!”— Coach Ryan WPIAL PLAYOFFS We They 63 ....... Mopewell . . 34 67 . . East Allegheny ... 39 70 Gmsbg Central Catholic 53 58 . North Catholic 49 PIAA PLAYOFFS 83 Central Cambria 42 58 Mercyhurst Prep 46 55 ........ Sharon 45 64 . Grove City . . 46 42 Alntown Central Catholic 59 76 Twin celebrates with the winning W.P.I.A.L. trophy as she gives her teammate, Jackie La-vette a high five. Chocolatetown Provides Bitter-Sweet Ending To Season Chocolate Melts . . . and so did the dreams of the Lady Hoopers to recapture another State Title at Her-shey. The girls were defeated by Allentown Central Catholic, the opposing team from the east, by a score of 59-42. The Lady Hoopers got off to a slow start in the first quarter. They did make a run at them before the half, still the point spread by the end of the third quarter was too great to overcome. Coach Ryan commented, All great teams have bad days,- ours happened to come at an important time.'- He continued, Before you can win, you have to get there. We made it to Hershey, which was our ultimate goal from the beginning of the season. We only fell slightly short. 77 Jodi Landsbach pulls into the lead as she struggles her way ahead of a determined Black-hawk runner for a victorious finish. Michele Hayden struts her stride in the 100 meter dash as she stuns onlooking Blackhawk track members. It was thrilling to watch Carla Cleckley (a veteran track member) triple jump. 1 always wanted to try. When I did, I had fun learning and winning. I never realized how far I could jump ' — Jackie Lavette Beaver Tails Opponent 85 Ambridge 55 74 Montour 66 93 Mope well 48 67 Blackhawk 74 97 Beaver 43 90 Aliquippa 50 59 Moon 82 ROW 1. L-R: M. Colaizzi, M. Hayden, T. Cleckley, J. Lavette, C. Perminter, M. Stover, T. West. ROW 2. L-r D. Childs, R. Pugh, T. Wilson, J. Waters, S. Engle. H Toy. A. Pugh. ROW 3. L-R: T. Smith, R. Weaver, B. Snider, C. Veon, R. Waldren, J. Thomas, T. Petti. ROW 4. L-R: M. Qoosby. C. Smith, T. Campagna. S. Gibbs 78 Young Squad Matures In Experience For A Strenuous But Prosperous Season. Experience Is Learning The girls track team, 7 and 2 for the season, barely missed qualifying for the team championships. Losing a grueling meet to Blackhawk was the culminating factor. This young team gained invaluable experience that will help them to better themselves in the future. Coach Ryan commented, When you lose eight experienced veterans from your squad, you call on the younger members to take up the slack. I like the younger girls to observe their event before they are put into a pressure situation where they are competing for points. They have to push to develop faster than I like, but with the talent these younger members posessed and the experience of the returning members, the team did an exceptional job. One of the highlights, in a rather disappointing season, came when Maryann Stover broke the school record in the 300 meter hurdles. Her time was good enough to qualify her for the state championships. Maryann is now ranked number seven in the state of Pennsylvania in the hundred meter hurdles. Another bright spot was Jackie Lavette's re- cord breaking triple jump. Although she broke a school record in this event, she missed qualifying for the State Championships by less than an inch. I'm sorry Jackie didn't make it to the State Championships, coach Ryan stated, but I'm very happy for Jackie because she greatly surpassed the personal goal which she set for herself. Coach Ryan emphasized, With the added maturity and experience and the training during the off-season, next year's Beaver Palls Girl's Track Team will be outstanding! All eyes are on Maryann Stover at the finish line as she comes in first with a record of 46.4 seconds in the 300 meter hurdles— A HEW SCHOOL RECORD! Congratulations Maryann! Tara Petti breaks the tape a stride ahead of the more frustrated Blackhawk runner for a first in the open 400 meter run. 79 Young Team Picks Up The Pieces To Capture Another Section Title On The Prowl We started the season with returning starters Sue Paisley and Tracy Quest. With this in mind, we felt that a winning season was a realistic goal, says Coach Harrier. Consequently, the team finished co-champs of section II with a 10-2 league record. Sue and Tracy were run-ner-ups in the section doubles tournement, qualifying to compete in the W.P.I.A.L. Doubles Tournament in north Park. Sue also bat- tled to the finals of the M.A.C. singles tournament before being defeated by Moon's Kelly Deep. An excellent job was done by first year letter winners, Amy Phillips, Rebecca Metheny, Jennifer Mentz, and Stephanie Young at doubles, and Lisa Pelaia at third singles. If all goes well, we will return next year with a strong team ' says Coach Harrier. So look out, the Tigers are ready! Concentration is the name of the game as Stefanie Young Keeps a watchful eye on the ball. Senior. Rebecca Metheny. shows her stuff with a graceful shot crosscourt. 80 Sue Paisley serves for a victorious shot as she and Tracy Quest compete for the Section Doubles title. Amy Phillips awaits the return shot given to her opponent by Rebecca, her doubles partner. Coach harrier tries to explain the proper technique of serving. Row l: P Mallkk. S. Paisley. R. Metheny. T. Quest Row 2: A. Philips. L. Pelala. S. Young The girls of the tennis team show off their seasons best as Rebecca Metheny holds up the Section Title trophy once again. Row 1: R. Metheny, S. Paisley. T. Quest Row 2: Coach Harrier. K. Kelly, J. Mcntz. L. Pelala, A. Philips. S. Young, S. Zahnd. P. Mallkk I enjoyed this year's team immensely. Even though we were young, we worked hard and pulled out a section championship.” Sue Paisley League Play 1st Singles Sue Paisley 2nd Singles Tracy Quest 3rd Singles Lisa Pelaia 1st Doubles Rebecca Metheny Amy Phillips 2nd Doubles . . . Stefanie Young Jennifer Mentz Exhibition Play 1st Pam Mallick 2nd Sara Zahnd 3rd Kris Kelly Special A wards Runner up Section Doubles (Tracy Quest, Sue Paisley) Runner up MAC Singles (Sue Paisley) Co-Champ Section II Title Girls' Tennis Record 1986 Tigers Team Opponent 5 Monaca 0 4 Beaver 1 2 New Brighton 3 3 Mohawk 2 5 Ellwood City 0 3 Neshannock 2 5 Seneca Valley 0 2 New Castle 3 4 Blackhawk 1 4 Mohawk 1 4 El (wood City 1 3 Neshannock 2 3 Seneca Valley 2 2 New Castle 3 4 Blackhawk 1 81 Tiger Spirit Roars Where would our teams be without those conscientious and hard-working cheerleaders to root them on to victory? Well, we've got a batch of the best whose spirit and pep at assemblies and along the sidelines keep the victories pouring in at Beaver Falls High School. Our Varsity Cheerleaders: Shannon Jacobs, Michelle Gratteri, Nicole Gratteri, Maryann Stover, Rox-ann Esoldo, Robin Scott, Lisa Liberty, and Leslie Mangerie. Senior Robin Scott is a true Tiger fan whose enthusiasm never fades. Senior Shannon Jacobs has a smile for every season. 82 Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Tracy Yurich, Kerry Brozich, Sherry Brandenberger, Barb Cogar, Karla Florie, Laurie Tooch, Autumn Clark, and Nikki Esoldo. The balance between the Varsity and the J.V. Cheerleaders takes them and the Tigers to the top. Our Freshman Cheerleaders: Del-sea Priestas, Heather holben, Ta-bitha Hendershot, Kim Krepps, Bobbie Snyder, and Heather Vorkapich. Stripeerific Tigers Edwin Reynolds awaits the tip from Mike Wagner. 84 The Lady Hoopers are leaving for Chocolate Town for the P.I.A.A. Finals. In A Class All Their Own John Fritz proves he's a double Jerry Cook says, Catch me if you threat. can . 85 OFFICERS Tammy Williams, Treasurer; Klint Simmel, President; Dan Bozic, Vice President; Michele Hayden, Secretary. A Class Act A Junior's smile tells it all. A Junior smile illustrates the anxiousness with which they are looking forward to their final year. A Junior smile expresses all the exciting events that have taken place in their first three years of high school. Although it appears that having fun is their main goal, being a Junior is hard work; there's studying for SAT's, writing research papers, making college plans, and selling candy for Junior Sales. Juniors have busy schedules! The experiences you gain as a Junior prepare you for your Senior year and all that follows. Adams, Francine Alford, David Andreas, Sean Androlia, Jennifer Armstrong, Michol Artis, Donita Balph, Jennifer Bartle, Vicki Beauford, Jayne Beck, Ruthanne Berkey, Dennis Berkey, Donald Bever, Brian Blake, Adam Borroni, Jeffrey Brooks, Brian Brydebell, Michael Burau, Bernice Burau, Kevin Camp, Joseph Campagna, Carmen Cartwright, Stacy Cary, Colin Chambers, Charles 88 Childs, Stacy Cleckley, Tara Cline, Joyce Cline, Kristie Colaizzi, Maureen Coleman, Thomas Cook, Roosevelt Cox, Robin Cox, Tena Craven, Robin Crespo, Kirk Cumberledge, Robert Currie, Margaret Cwynar, William Damaska, David Davis, Heidi DeRose, David DeRoss, Leonard DeSanzo, William DiSanzo, William Dreher, Christian Dunlap, Randy Ehrhardt, Kathy Eichler, James Esoldo, Roxann Evans, Kimberly ferraro, Maria Ferrigno, Lisa Fike, Michael D. Foskey, R Tracey Garbinski, Sherri Genevie, Darryl Geruschat, Donna Gibson, Archie Gratteri, Michelle Gratteri, Hicole 89 Guthrie, Kevin Hackett, Lisa Hall, Daniel Hall, Stacey Harris, Audrey Harris, John Haskins, Glenn Hayden, Michele Helton, Michael E. Henderson, Renita Hilton, Christine Hocanson, Stacy L. Hogue, Bonnie Holewski, Richard Holoweiko, Sharyn Hoschar, Brent House, Thomas Huntington, Charles Jena, Matt Johnson, Sabrina Kelly, Donald King, Leigh Anne Koch, Gregory Kolumban, Deanna Lampkin, Clarissa LaVette, Jacqueline 90 Liberty, Lisa Lopes, Alicia Marie Mabin, Corey MacDonald, Elizabeth MacDonald, Kimberly Mangerie, David Mangerie, Leslie Matthews, Kristie McCready, Dave McEadden, Deanna Miller, David Mulig, Mike Murray, Karen Mussey, John Nesmith, Tony Noel, Shelly Novak, John Oravitz, Karen M. Orner, Stacy I. Osman, Todd Paisley, Susan Pavlovic, Julia Phillips, Amy Plummer, Brian Quest, Tracy Raisley, Donna Rogers, Lisa 91 Samuels, William Schaeffer, Jeff Sciarro, Jason Scott, Adrienne Simmel, Mint Smith, Margaret Stover, MaryAnn Summers, nancy Taylor, Tonya Thellman, Jeff Thellman, Ron Thomas, Demmica Thompson, Andre Thompson, Tracy Tyson, Brian Uslenghi, Janelle Vogler, Donna Wakelee, Jody Welsh, Jason West, Andre West, Micole White, Patti 92 Whittington, Antoine Why, Trank Wickline, Joseph Williams, St. Clair Williams, Tammy Yonlisky, Rich Young, James Young, LaVonne Yurich, Lynette Juniors Mot Pictured: Anderson, Casey Anderson, Jeff Beklowski, Steven Bozic, Daniel Bradshaw, Lori Brown, Chris Cleckley, Wilburette Cline, Curtis Collins, Maruela B. Dreher, Marika Fields, Raymond Flaherty, David Fritz, Laila, Goosby, Jerome Guzie, Jay Hammerle, Brian Hendrickson, John Huffman, David Leksell, Charles Moon, Troy Movakovich, John Pope, Michael Porter, Fred Lee Ruffner, Richard L. Sakraida, Linda Smith, Chad Speelman, Tim Taylor, Tylan Vorous, Jenny Williford, Kelly Wynn, Jacquin 93 Three Down And One To Go Jeff Schaeffer and his Ramblin Rose' will be sure to Keep on truckin'. Greg Koch, Jim Young, Dave Miller look like they are having a GHASTLY time as the three ghosts in Where the Cross Is Made.' At the Theater Department costume party. Colin Cary, a.k.a. ZZ Top, says, Every girl's crazy bout a sharp dressed man . . . Jason Sciarro is Almost in Paradise,'' as he dances with Beth Braykovich at the Ushers formal. Audie Harris and Nikki Armstrong prove clothes do make the woman. Outrageous day had the Juniors jammin'. 94 re- Haney Summers in her PURR-FECT costume. Carmen Campagna puts the finishing touches on his wood shop project. Jim Young and his father finally get their chance to habla espa-nol ' with Senor Evans at Open Mouse. 95 In A Class All Their Own On the verge of becoming upperclassmen, Sophomores have a style all their own. The way they look at things, the way they do things. Sophomores are no longer the new kids on the block, but they are definitely original. Whether they are learning mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in Ace's health class or swimming everyday in gym, somehow. Sophomores always retain their sense of humor. Sweating through the night after Ushers voting illustrates that Sophomores lead rough lives. An easier time, a time to remember, ask anyone- your Sophomore year is one of the best years of high school! Adkins, Timothy Alaksin, Paul Bable, James Bailey, John Baker, Carrie Baldwin, Chris Balesk, Keith Barrett, Kevin Bell, Eric Bender, Rhonda Benes, Jason Berardelli, Joseph A. Bischoff, Shelly Black, Kenneth Bohon, Craig Bortz, Kenny Bowman, Dana Bowser, Sandra Bradshaw, Paul Braheny, Brian Brandenberger, Sherry Brandyburg, Greg Brkich, John P. Brozich, Kerry 98 Bushless, John Capots, Jackie Carley, Bryan Carling, Sean Carter, Curtis Chambers, Eric Clark, Autumn Cleckley, Jefferson Cline, Shannon Coffini, Theresa Cogar, Barbara Cokman, Willie Cole, Dawn Cook, Henry Coombs, Randy Dainton, Brian Darno, Paul Dennis, Paul DeVitto, Kelly Diamond, Brad Dom, Kennth Drogus, Marcy Early, Laina Edwards, James Engle, Shannon Esoldo, Darlene Estermeyer, Shawn A. Evans, Doug Evans, Scott Fairley, Richard Florie, Karla Fowler, Doris L. Frederick, Kelli Fritz, Hope Funari, Michael Funkhouser, Rebecca R. 99 Garrett, Yvonne Gawelski, Darcie Giardina, Cynthia Gilmore, Alan Gioffre, Lorraine GiofFre, Marie Goatley, Dione Gossard, Julianne Grant, Darian Gropp, Daniel Hamilton, Felicia Haswell, Shawn Hegner, Rebecca Helisek, Frank Helton, Tricia L. Henderson, John Hendrickson, James Hilberry, John Hobson, Tammie Hogue, Lori Hohbach, Joelle Hoschar, Stephen Householder, Debra Hurd, Thomas Jackson, Jody Johnson, Michael Jones, Lisa Kaye, Rachelle Keith, Latonia Kelly, Kristina E. King, Penny Kittner, Doug 100 Kolumban, Scott Kondracki, Julie Landsbach, Jason Leist, Rose Linzey, Matthew Lucci, Robert Ludwig, Sherry L. Magliocca, Neil Mako, Michelle Malachina, Shelly Mallick, Pamela Mannerino, Natalie Martin, Laura Mayle, Qerry McClintock, Walter McKim, Erin McKinney, Michael McLean, David McLeod, George Mineard, Brent Mineard, Travis Mlak, Walter Mohr, Michael Monahan, Sharon Montgomery, Tiffany Moore, Chrischelle Morgan, Thomas Myers, Janine Nalesnik, Karen Mesbit, Tesha Nesmith, Dwayne Newman, Dionna 101 Nugent, Michelle Orto, Westley A. Partington, Lisa Pelaia, Lisa Perminter, Cynthia Perminter, Paul Pinkerton, Shawn Pisano, Jennifer Podbielski, Tony Pronesti, Richard Pugh, Alexis Ragland, Bernard Raisley, Brenda Randza, James Reston, Randy Scott, Jai Seaman, Michelle Searfoss, Scott Sheets, Sandra L. Shepel, Michael Sherrill, Marcie Shotton, Connie Shuler, Michelle Simmons, Sean Smail, Edward Smith, Donald Speelman, Robert St. Espirit, Phillip St. Espirit, Rich Straley, Ellis Stockunas, Matthew Sypolt, Lynda Tavern, Tiffany 102 Taylor, Nicholette Tobin, Kimberli A. Tooch, Laurie Trputec, Pamela Trzcinski, Joseph Toy, heather M. Uslenghi, Annette Vankirk, Ryan Waldron, Roberta Waters, Joseph Waters, Josephine Waters, Nicole Weckerly, Donald Wenzel, Bethany West, Tiffany Whitla, Robert Wiley, Derrick Wilson, Kathy Young, Chad Young, Robyn Young, Stephanie Yurich, Tracy Zahnd, Sara k. Zelesnek, Lauralee Zielinski, Shawn Sophomores not picture: Alford, Danial Andrews, Robert Balok, Jeffrey Barrett, Wanda Bryant, Donald Caracter, George Cleckley, Janine Dreher, Jamal Dunham, Roberta Elliot, William Greer, Colleen Guza, Lisa Halloway, Rhonda K. Jarrett, LeSandra Kermiet, Christine King, LaSean Markusic, Frank Mitchell, Larry Moreland, Maurice Moreland, Michelle Musser, Dawn Rae Rhodes, Mildred J. Shanor, Greg Smith, Denise West, Richard White, Carey 103 Trank helisck got all punked-out for his outrageous day costume! These sophomores sport the essentials for being cool'. Rose Leist, Heather Toy, and Dionna Newman learn the basics of photography. Kelly DeVitto sparkles in her gown in the Ushers Fall Winter Fashion Show. Cheerleaders Autumn Clark and Nikki Esoldo show their enthusiasm to ELIMINATE ELLWOOD! The smile on Tracy Yurich's face is a common accessory to her everyday life. 104 ShinihS Smoking in school? no way! The cigarrettes that Becky Megner. Sherry Brandenburger and Beth Wenzel are holding, are used only as rnors in this C.P. 10 English class. Marcy Drogus gets some help on her sewing project from Mrs. Manwiller. for Lisa Pclaia. happiness is a s™1®; As you can see all of these sophomores are jammin out for Spirit Week. Sophomore OFFICERS Alaina James, Vice President; Tony Esoldo, President; Mike Fritz, Treasurer; Stacy Matthews, Secretary. First Class You remember being a Freshman— getting to know people, making friends, trying to fit in. As a Freshman, you not only have to deal with the academic aspect of the educational process, but you also have to be socially in sync with your fellow classmates. You can take a lot of knocks as a Freshman, but all the teasing and taunting from the upperclassmen can really unite a class. I think you'll agree that being a Freshman is great! Adams, Tamieka Anderson, Chris Anderson, Tamika Atchinson, Brian Bartle, Leigh Belkowski, Eric Bonanni, Michael Braheny, Christine Briancesco, Kristen Brocks, Corey Brown, Ciscoy L. Buffaloe, Garland Bullie, Jarrod Burton, Derek Campagna, Thersa Capparelli, Melissa Carlton, Patrick Carter, Derrell Chambers, William Channels, Harry Chirichetti, Christopher Clark, Kecia Coffman, Michele Cogley, William 108 Colao, Vickie Cook, Chad Cook, Jamell Corbin, Bradley Crangi, Samuel Crawford, Donn Davis, Michele DeHaven, Christina Devich, Christopher Docchio, Dawn Dunham, Donna Edinger, Donald C. Esoldo, Tony Estep, Dan Fenchel, Curtis Fields, Dana Marie Frazier, Douglas P. Frederick, Kerri French, Michael Fridley, Trina Fritz, Michael Fuze, Dusty L. Qault, Mark E. George, Leon Gerard, Brian Gibbs, Shelana Glaab, Tony Goosby, Melissa Govey, M. Grubb, Michael Gutch, Tammy Gutchuski, Stephanie Hackett, Erik Hall, Rosanne Harris, Bruce Harris, Crystal D. 109 Harris, Jeffrey D. Harrison, Heather Hawthorne, Paul Heiberger, Shani Hendershot, Tabitha Hennon, Halle Hickman, Penny Hills, Michael Hilton, David Hitt, Teresa Hobson, Elita Holben, Heather Howarth, Leigh Huhta, Timothy Huntington, Tammi Inman, Bradley Izotic, James Jacobs, Scott James, Alaina J. Jaram, Kenneth Jaram, Ronald Jones, Rondell Kabler, Darren Keeley, Cathleen A. Kincade, Jennifer Klink, Tina Klink, Tracey Krepps, Kimberly A. Lantz, Keith Leavens, John Leist, William Lindsay, Mark Livington, Darrel Lucci, Mike no Magliocchi, Mark Mangerie, William Manzetti, Dawn Marvin, Robert Marx, Cybil Mason, Michelle Mathews, Stacey McCann, Laura McCann, Lisa McCoy, Ayanna McGee, Tracy Means, Phillip Meehan, Kimberly Mentz, Jennifer Meyer, Valerie Mihalko, Timothy Miles, Edward Milliner, Andre Mitchell, Staci Mlak, Eric Moneta, Ray Monza, Gary Moore, John Moore, Mark Moran, Laura Neumann, Dana noss, Susan Odum, William Oravitz, Scott Pardini, Joe W. 111 Parris, Lorraine Parsons, Russell J. Pashuta, James Paswell, Sheila Perminter, Aric Petty, Terra Pfeifer, Renee Ponos, Iva Elizabeth Popovich, John M. Priestas, Delsea Pugh, Ronnie Rader, Dayna Reeher, William Reese, Matthew Reynolds, Ericka Riggins, Zavier Rose, Carl Salvador, Jennifer Sams, Tracy Saunders, Judith R. Schlotter, Donann Scott, Alyssa Scott, Shaun Scranton, Jimmy Sekeres, Lisa Shaffer, Shannon Shearer, Jason R. Simms, Jason Slappy, Anthony Slavic, Andrew Smith, Christopher Smith, Crystal Smith, Tonya 112 Snyder, Bobbie Sochia, Stacey Stanyard, Michael St. Espirit, Jeff Stratton, Daniel Tanchuck, Ben Tavema, Joseph V. Taylor, Adam Thomas, Jodi Thompson, Michael Treputec, Joseph Tymous, Gregory Tyson, Raymond Veon, Carla Vorkapich, Heather Waldron, Tracy Walter, Deneen Weatherly, Thomas Weaver, Rashane Weckerly, John Woods, Bobbie Jo Yurshia, Candida Zdrahal, Thomas Pictures Hot Shown: Badgett, Shawn Patrick Beck, Tawni L. Booker, Terrance Childs, Dana Covey, Matthew Cox, Delores Cox, Shawn Eckenroad, Malinda Eichler, Tanya Felger, James Felger, Scott Flaherty, Martin Fridley, Trina Fritz, Malik Geer, Edward Good, Ronald E. Green, Gretchen Hall, George Jacobs, Kaisee Kirkland, Shannon Kirkpatrick, Carl Martin, Edward Martino, Amy McCullough, Cory McCullough, Dusty Mills, Michael Welsh, Tara Williams, Derek Williams, Tara Williams, Trent Willimet, Christopher Wilson, Tammy Moon, Yoland Oneal, Lori Pope, Roberta Rhodes, Beth A. Russo, Peter W. Samsell, Jane Schwartz, Cathy Sheets, Earl Sisco, Tammy Stevenson, Jeffrey Stuck, Scott Summers, Jason Thompson, Jennifer West, Ed Yaglowski, Hikki Lynn Yeager, Shonna 113 Fresh new Faces Scott Jacobs takes a relaxing break from playing the trumpet. As a member of the freshman class, Chris Smith plays all the right tunes. Billy Leist's smile makes you wonder what he's up to. Leigh Bartle hits the books hard to keep up those grades. Jodi Thomas and her winning form make that lay up look easy! Studying can't be this much fun! Jennifer and Alissa share a laugh in the library. 114 Researching in the library, Mark Moore steadily concentrates on his work. Renee Pfeifer found a new friend in this golden tuba. Greg Tymous hangs out by the water fountain for another drink. WT 3 J3V 115 On The Way Up Joe Berardelli shows us his legs on outrageous day. 116 The new Usher babies make messes too. Reaching For The Stars 117 Mint Simmel and Jim Hendrickson Ken Jarom and Rondell Jones check out some babes. Cook up a storm in the kitchen. Student Council President. Billy Mardone is hard at work Trying to keep everyone happy. Student Council Executive Council members share some Christmas joy with their friend Billy Leist. Joanie Denman. Student Council secretary, busily wraps packages to place under the Christmas Tree. Student Council Student Council The Student Council, consisting of elected report room presidents, club presidents, class officers, and appointed chairpersons on executive council, represents the student body in planning activities such as assemblies and fund drives. Executive Council: Row 1: Bill Mar-done, Row 2: Dave Barroni, Joy Pe-laia. Robin Scott. Julie Pavlovic, Joanie Denman. Leann Gish-baugher, Leah Hegner. Holly Winkle, Dave King, Row 3: Mike Ruby, Gretchen Moran, Todd Allen, John Ley. Gregg DeVitto. Randy Tooch, Joel Sommers. Missing: Mr. Frankhouser During the past year, with Bill nardone as President, Julie Pavlovic as Vice President, Leann Qishbaugher as Treasurer, and Joanie Denman as Secretary, the Student Council conducted all of the Homecoming festivities and successfully decorated the school for Christmas. Row 1: Tammy Williams. Amy Rae, Stacey Cartwright. Alexis James. Holly Winkle, Dawnita Dreher. Robin Scott Row 2: Kathy Ehrhardt. Joy Pelaia, Julie Pavlovic, Mary-Ann Stover, Audrey Harris. Janelle Uslenghi. Gretchen Moran Row 3: Leah Hegner, Rick Young, Darrin Berger, Bill Mardone. Sonya Walker, Kathy Brozich. Joanie Dcrman, Row 4: Gregg DeVitto, Davd Bor-roni, Dave King. Joel Sommers. Todd Allen, Klint Simmel. Annette Kelly. Leann Gishbaughrer 120 Laura lee Zelesnak celebrates Spirit Week, a major event during homecoming Week that Student Council sponsors. As chairperson of Christmas decorations of Student Council, Gretchen Moran has every reason to smile because her project was very successful! Dave Borroni reaches new heights as he strings the first set of lights on the Christmas Tree. Student Council Chess Club Underclassmen who are officers on Student Council help with the can drive for the Salvation Army, the donation bank for McGuire Home, the underclassmen picture day, and the care and upkeep of the trophy cases. In the spring, they also prepare for the upcoming elections. Student Council: Row 1: Sherry Brandenberger. Mike Fritz, Alaina James, Stacey Matthews. Tony Esoldo. Tracey Yurich, Row 2: Trent Williams, Delsea Priestas. Lisa Pelaia, Matalie Mannerino, Kelly DeVilto. Karla Florie, Keith Lantz. Row 3: Paul Alaskin, Paul Darno, Michelle Mason. Ryan VanKirk The Chess Club provides a place and time for students to study various strategies needed to become an expert chess player. During the year, the club will plan competitions for its members. The club is sponsored by Mr. E. T. Wilson. Chess Club: Row 1: Tesha Nesbit. Marcie Sherill, John Hendrickson. Jeff Anderson. Dave Denes. Christine Milton. Terry Bowers. Row 2: Dan Cunning. Don Smith, Doug Kittner, Joe Camp. Barry Gropp, Ted Vilella. Curtis Carter. Row 3: Bo Kulesza, Jody Schmidt. Rich St. Esprit, Rick Couch, Row 4: Mr. Wilson, Brian Dayton. John Henderson, Chuck Huntington, Dave Teal, Antoine Wittington. Monnie Cook Row 5: Matt Stokunas, Brad Diamond, Brian Bever, Martin Price, Frank Melisek, Dan Mall. Rich Molewski. 121 Kelly DeVlUo is astounded when she wins the title of Cutest Baby' at the Usher's Initiation. Lonnettc Kirkland, Anita Filli pelli and Michelle Mako wear casual clothes from the Deb Shop during the fall fashion show. Sophomore Ushers, Tracy Yur-ich, Julie Kondracki and Lisa Pe-laia take a break. Ushers Club The eighty-four members of the Ushers Club, including Joy Pelaia as President, holly Winkle as Mead Usher, Alexis James as Vice President, Stacy Cartwright as Treasurer, Stephany Pisano as Secretary, and MaryAnn Stover as Reporter, serve as gracious hostesses at football and basketball games, travelogues, school plays, school concerts, community concerts, and spaghetti dinners. Executive Council: Row 1: Stephany Pisano, Joy Pelaia, Stacy Cartwright, holly Winkle, Alexis James, MaryAnn Stover, Row 2: Lonette Kirkland, Bernice Burau, Theresa Coffini, Dawnita Dreher, Kim Pangbum. Audrey Mams, Row 3: Julie Pavlovic, Janelle Uslenghi, Robin Scott, holly Brooks, Anita Pillipelli, Amy Rae, Row 4: Janell Cleckley, Sonya Walker, Lann Gishbaugher, Joanie Denman, Robin Cox, Kathy Brozich. Ushers Club When not ushering, these students plan fund-raising events to help pay for their annual formal, senior field trip, camping trip, and all club field trips. This year, the Ushers Club also sponsored a fall winter fashion show. Mrs. M.J. Ryan sponsors the club. Seniors and Juniors: Row 1: heidi Davis, Michelle Gratteri, hicole Gratteri, Maureen Colaizzi, Robin Craven, Tammy Williams. Marci Moore, Row 2: Lisa Liberty, hicole Armstrong, Stacy hocanson, Rox-ann Esoldo, Linda Sakraida, Toni Colao, Shannon Jacobs, Row 3: Doreen Gall, Kathy Erhardt, Leslie Mangerie, Lynette Yurich, Lisa Eck-hardt, Leah Megner, Row 4: Vicki Bartle, Lisa hackett, Tena Cox, Kristie Matthews. Jodi Wakelee. Dianne Cynkar, Shelley Musloe. Senior ushers. Sonya Walker and Dawnita Dreher are chillin' at open house. Ushers Club sponsor. Mary Jane Ryan, takes a break from taking pictures to pose for a picture herself. At the annual Ushers Club Formal. Almost Paradise , the couples seem to be dancing on clouds. Ushers Club Junior Sales Students are eligible to become members of the Ushers Club in their sophomore year. Those who are interested nominate themselves and are placed on a ballot where they are asked to vote for ten of their peers. Those with the most votes are initiated and then inducted into the club. Sophomores: Row 1: Becky hegner. Kerry Brozich. Tracy Yur-ich. Rose Leist, Lorraine Gioffre. Kelly DeVitto. Row 2: Darcie Gawelski. Sherry Brandenberger, Karla Florie, Erin McKim, Michelle Mako, Shannon Engle. Row 3: Lauralee Zelesnak, Rhonda Bender, Rachelle Kaye. Ellis Straley, Mikki Esoldo, Kris Kelly, Row 4: Michelle Shuler, hatalie Mannerino. Lisa Partington, Lisa Pelaia, Julie Kondracki, Autumn Clark, Jackie Capots. Students who participate in Junior Sales are responsible for setting up and working in the refreshment stands at home football games. The profits from these sales are used to finance various class projects, including the prom. Any junior is eligible to help with these sales. Mr. Frantz is the sponsor. Row 1: Kelly Willford, Johnetta Armstrong, Audrey Harris, Tammy Williams, Maureen Colaizzi, Linda Sakraida, Mr. Frantz, Row 2: Sherri Garbinski, Laila Fritz. Kevin Chiri-chetti, Alicia Lopes. Michelle Hayden. 123 Tesha Mesbit is ready to dazzle the audience in a scene from The Bride of Frankenstein . ZZ Top and Snow White, better known as Colin Cory and Lauralee Zelesnak share a dance at the Drama Club's Halloween Party. Our only comment to Matt Stockunas—Cheer up!! Stage Crew Stage Crew The Stage Crew, with Samantha Pickrell as president, Christine Milton as vice-president, Marie Gioffre as treasurer, and Colin Cary as secretary is a service club that provides the technical workings of play productions and the stage, including scenery, props, lighting, and special effects. They also assist evening programs such as Community concerts. Travelogues. Row 1: Marie Gioffre, Theresa Cof-fini, Colin Cary, Samantha Pickrell, Donna Vogler, Row 2: Elizabeth MacDonald, Barbie Javens, Melissa Fosnaught, Toni Rowe, Amy Rae, Jami Wozniak. Row 3: Dale Geruschat, Kevin Chirichetti, Martin Price, Dave Berkey, Chuck Bev-ington, Arthur Henderson, Mr. Beighey The Stage Crew also assists at any special assemblies held at the Middle School like those that took place this year; the Air Force Band, the Mellowmen from I.U.P., the Pepsi movie Amber Lights , and a Beaver Falls high School tradi-tion-Wildlife with Tom Diaz. Since the Stage Crew sets up the lighting, the movie screens, and the microphones, assemblies would be nothing without them. Row 1: Lisa Jones, Jennine Myers, Trisha Helton, Dee-Dee Kolum-ban, Jennifer Balph. Dori Fowler, Tammy Williams, Row 2: John Novak. Lisa Hackett, Michelle Mako, Becky Funkhouser, Row 3: Andre West, Jennifer Pisano, Row 4: Frank Helisek, Darrell Genevie. Bill Cwynar, Don Berkey, Scott Evans, Scott Kolumban Sam Beauford and nancy Summers are taking part in the annual Christmas poproduction, “The Elves and the Shoemaker . Samantha Pickrell and Kim MacDonald display their talents as members of the Mime Troupe. After being scared to death, Kevin Chirichetti prepares his makeup for The Bride of Frankenstein . Drama Club Thespians The Drama Club provides learning experiences for students who are interested in the Theatre Arts. It provides students with a basic knowledge of performing. The club is open to all students grades 9-12. Row 1: Lisa Buffaloe, Laura-lee Ze-lesnak, Rachelle Kaye, Amy Rae, TammyWilliams. Row 2: Heather Toy, Dori Fowler, Michelle Kauf-mann, Tracy Klink. Lisa Davis. Kim MacDonald Row 3: Mr. Beighey, Anita Weckerly, Henry Cook The International Thespian Society, led by Kevin Chirichetti (president), Colin Cary (vice-president), Marie Gioffre (treasurer), Donna Vogler (recording secretary), and Theresa Coffini (corresponding secretary), provides advanced training for students in the theatre arts. It is opened only to students who have earned points through the Drama Club to qualify for acceptance. Row 1: Haney Summers. Theresa Coffini. Tesha Hesbit. Marie Gioffre, Donna Vogler. Row 2: Colin Cary. Sherri Garbinski. Kevin Chirichetti, Row 3: Michelle Mako, Heidi Davis, Scott Kolumban. Row 4: Samantha Pickrell. Marcy Dro-gus, Frank Helisek, Row 5: Chuck Bevington. Sam Beauford, Row 6: Mr. Beighey This little girl cheerfully donates to Children's hospital after hearing the awe-inspiring carols. Joy Pelaia. Ayesha Fritz, and Leah Megner sing their little hearts out. A group of Spanish V sing in front of Mellon Bank to collect donations for Children's Hospital. El Circulo De Espariol The Advanced Spanish Club members are presently studying Spanish IV and V. Continuing their annual tradition during the holidays, they sang Christmas carols in front of Mellon Bank to raise money for Children's Hospital. This year a foreign exchange student from Mexico, who is currently attending Black-hawk High School, spoke during one of the club meetings. 126 ROW 1: Lisa Eckhardt (Sec.), Todd Allen (Tres.), Qretchen Moran (Pres.), Mike Ruby (V. Pres.), Joel Sommer (Dir. of Activities). ROW 2: Marci Moore, Sue Paisley. Shannon Jacobs, Beth Braykovich, Doreen Gall, Leah Hegner, Mr. Evans. ROW 3: Shelly Noel, Ayesha Fritz, Joy Pelaia. Kevin Chirichetti, Tom Coleman, Dave Mangerie, Robert Bowser, Julie Pavlovic, Albert Torres, Greg Koch. Scott Farkas. ROW 4: Mark Engle, Kristie Matthews, Jim Young, Brent Moschar, Kevin Guthrie, John Lev. El Club Espariol Beginning Spanish members are those students presently studying Spanish II and III. They practice and become familiar with the customs, literature, and arts of Spain. This familiarity comes from visiting with foreign exchange students and reading magazines whose contents are entirely in Spanish— even the cartoons! ROW 1: Don Smith, Joe Trzcinskl, Travis Mineard, Craig Bohon, Chris Baldwin, Ken Dom. ROW 2: Tiffany Montgomery, Tricia Melton, Becky hegner, Pam Mallick, Beth Wenzel, Lisa Blair, Lisa Pelaia, Michelle Shular. ROW 3: Tesha Nes-bit, Marcie Sherrill, Michelle Mako, Barb Cogar, Shannon Engle, Lynda Sypolt, Kerry Brozich, Cindy Giardina, Kelli Frederick. ROW 4: Mike McKinney, Dan Gropp, Jason Landsbach, Paul Bradshaw, Sean Simmons. Paul Darno, Bryan Carley. An A.F.S. student, attending Black-hawk H.S., visited Beaver Falls' Spanish V class and participated in their activities. Mr. Evans and Kevin Guthrie sing Campagna Mavidenas (Jingle Bells). Mr. Evans accepts a donation from a caring citizen. El Club Espanol El Club Espanol Besides singing to raise money for the Kids at Children's hospital, students also sang Christmas carols at homes throughout the school district during the holiday season. In late January, over one hundred students took their chances and headed for the snow-covered slopes of Seven Springs for a day of fun and memories. ROW 1: Trent Williams, Chris Willi-met, Chad Cook, Adam Taylor, Jim Scranton, Mark Moore. David Hilton. ROW 2: Teresa Campagma, Leigh Bartle, Stephany Pisano, Maryann Stover. Frank Why, Lisa Liberty, Julie Kondracki, Julie Amygdalos, Brian Gerard. ROW 3: Lisa Sekeres, Tracey Klink, heather Vorkapich, Betsy Ponos, Dana rieumann, Kim Meehan. Tamika Anderson, Leigh Mowarth, Cathie Keeley, Dawn Docchio, Tina Klink. ROW 4: Shannon Shaffer, Jim Izo-tic, Eric Mlak, Jason Landsbach, Curtis Fenchel, Xavier Riggins, M. Fritz, Greg Barrett. Clubs, like the Spanish Clubs, are contributing to the community as well as to the pride and spirit of the school through their many activities and events. ROW 1: Ken Bortz, Bob Lucci, Jim Randza, Paul Alaksin, Bill Man-gerie. Mike Funari. ROW 2: Laila Fritz, Sean Andreas. Dave Da-maska, Dave DeRose, Stacy Cartwright, T.J, Morgan. David McCready. ROW 3: Tammy Williams, Angel Beauford, Karen Ora-zitz. Dee Dee Kolumban, Mrs. Potter (sponsor), Adrienne Scott, Crissy Lampkin, Kathy Ehrhardt, Julie Pavlovic. ROW 4: Frank Mar-kusic, Ryan VanKirk, John Ley, Dan hall, Joe Berardelli. 127 Roxann Esoldo. French student extraordinaire! Mr. Contino, the best French teacher in Beaver Falls High School. Dawnita Dreher enjoys being a member of Le Cercle Francais. In deep concentration. Kim Pang-bum is studying for a French test. Le Cercle Frangais Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Frangais is a club for the study and advancement of the French language and culture. The club has regular dub meetings during school and plans activities throughout the year. The officers are: Pres. Gregg DeVitto, V.P. Jeff Thellman, Sec. Tres. holly Winkle, and Dir. of Activities Randy Tooch. ROW 1: Qregg DeVitto. holly Winkle, Mr. Contino, Randy Tooch, Jeff Thellman. ROW 2: Michelle Grat-teri, Vicki Bartle, Kim Pangbum, Leann Gishbaugher. ROW 3: Jodi Landsbach, Jeff Borroni, Amy Rae, Roxann Esoldo, Dawnita Dreher. ROW 4: Stacy Hocanson, Bill Mar-done, Ron Thellman, Mike Melton, Matt Jena. Activities of this year's French Club include a skiing trip with members of the Spanish Club and a picnic at Brush Creek. Funds collected from the members dues as well as an all club sub sale raised money for these events. Mr. Contino sponsors le Cercle Francais. ROW 1: Stephanie Young, Mr. Contino, Theresa CofFini, ROW 2: Lori Hogue. Margaret Smith, Julie Gos-sard, Jennifer Pisano. ROW 3: Jodi Wakelee. Laurie Tooch, Autumn Clark, Matalie Mannerino. ROW 4: Amy Phillips, Michael Mulig, Christina Cox, Tiffany Tavern. 128 Mr. Beighey, advisor of Quill and Scroll. Leah Megner works on layouts for the Senior Edition while Amy Rae looks on. Terri Karczewski types for Senior Edition. Shelly Noel hard at work in the Yearbook room. Senior Edition Quill And Scroll The staff of the Senior Edition, led by editor Amy Rae, puts out a publication devoted to the Senior class. Seniors are asked to vote for the cutest couple, most likely to succeed, and most responsible. They also tell what they will do in the year 2000 and expose their most embarassing moments. ROW 1: Jon Jobe. ROW 2: holly Brooks. Anita Weckerly, Lonette Kirkland, Amy Rac, Leah Megner, Joy Pelaia, Lynn Jenkins. ROW 3: Beth Braykovich, Molly Winkle. Anita Eillipelli. Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for those students with interests in the field of journalism. Members must carry a 3.0 average and be in the top 30% of their class. They must also be active on the Yearbook Staff or Journalism classes. ROW 1: Lonnette Kirkland, Holly Brooks, Anne Piccinini, Leah Hegner, Molly Winkle. Anita Filli-pelli, Joy Pelaia. ROW 2: Mr. Beighey, Tammy Williams, Toni Colao, Maureen Colaizzi, Shelly Noel, Anita Weckerly, Kim Pang-bum, Lynn Jenkins, Lori Smith, Colin Cary. 129 ' Put on a happy face Leslie! Leslie Mangerie holds her breath as the nurse jabs her arm with that big needle. A Red Cross volunteer prepares Jennifer Evans for her blood donation during the annual school blood drive. American Handcraft Health Careers The members of the Handcraft Club meet to leam and practice the art of American crafts so that our early traditions will be perpetuated. Each member learned the techniques of designs such as cross-stitch and stencils on fabric. The members sold Beaver Falls Windsocks made by the Home Economics II class to earn proceeds for future projects. ROW 1: Tammy Williams. Leigh King. Linda Sakraida, Marie Ferraro, Jennifer Balph ROW 2: Felicia Hamilton, Lisa Becze, Mrs. Hutchinson (sponsor). Tiffany West, Michelle Seaman The Health Careers Club, headed by Mrs. Cipro, is open to any student interested in pursuing a career in health-related fields such as medicine, nursing, or lab technician. The club stimulates interest and discusses preperation for health-related careers. ROW 1: Marie Ferraro, Dori Fowler, Terri Bowers, Dana Bowman, Brenda Raisley, Kim Krepps. ROW 2: Vicki Bartle, Stacy Cartwright, Tammy Williams, Ayesha Fritz, Amy Rae, Tracey Foskey, Alaina James. ROW 3: Bobbie Snyder, Lonette Kirkland, Tara Cleckley, Laila Fritz, Ken Bortz. Carla Veon, Stephanie Young, Mrs. Cipro. ROW 4: Connie Shotten, Lisa Partington, Tiffany Tavern. Mr. Leach, art teacher, demonstrates some fine techniques to Ta-bitha hendershot. Miss McMillen, M.h.S. sponsor, beams with pride in her students. Art Club national Honor Society In the past, the Art Clubs' fund raising activities were making signs for the school and selling candy bars. With those profits, they purchased jackets and sweatshirts. After a highly successful sub sale and personalized computed graphics poster sale, the Art Club is planning a trip to an amusement park. ROW 1: Tom Zdrahal, Marcie Sherrill. Mope Fritz. Joellc Hobach, Bonnie Hogue, Julie Gossard. ROW 2: Anita Fillipelli, Jennifer Balph, Marie Gioffre, Kim Pang-bum (V.P.), Toni Colao (Pres.), Nicole Alford, Maureen Colaizzi, John Hawthorne, Bill Leist. ROW 3: Mike Brydebell. Stephany Pisano. Shannon Engle, Molly Brooks. Sam Pickrell, Tammy Mommey (Sec. Tres.), Marcy Drogus, Bonnie Gault, Kathy Wilson, Tabitha Hendershot. ROW 4: Mr. Leach, Ray Truputec, Brian Tyson, John Harris. The national honor Society, sponsored by Miss Jon-elle McMillen, consists of students in grades 10-12 who are chosen by a special faculty council. Membership is based upon their high Q.P.A., courses taken, and involvement in school and outside activities. They must uphold the qualities of four important categories- scholarship, leadership, character, and service. ROW 1: L. Eckhardt, L. Hegner. L Liberty, G. Moran, M. Winkle, M Colaizzi, J. Amygdalos, H. Brooks J. Pelaia, ROW 2: S. Pisano, V. Bar tie, J. Pavlovic, M. Stover, J. Wake lee, S. Paisley, S. Cartwright, A. Fil lipelli, L. Jenkins. ROW 3: L Partington, B. Wenzel, L. Pletz, A Piccinini. P. Alaksin. ROW 4: B Hegner. T. Coffini, L. Zelesnak, A Phillips, A. Beauford, S. Young, L Pelaia, L. Tooch, R. Tooch, R Young. ROW 5: K. Guthrie, B. Mos char, T. Coleman, F. Why, J. Jobe T. Allen, J. Thellman. B. Nardone ROW 6: D. McCready. P. Damo, M Wagner, S. Andreas. Mr. Petrozza stands by observing B.B.S. members as they broadcast the morning announcements. Joanie Denman prepares the thought for the day' as Mr. Jute updates the students on daily activities. B.B.S. B.B.S. B.B.S. members are responsible for the morning announcements and announcing at the football and basketball games. Many members of the club are also involved in announcing other activities at high school. Seniors serve as group leaders to the forty active members of the club. The officers are: Sarah Bortz as President, Beth Braykovich as Vice President, and Leah Hegner as Treasurer. ROW 1: Anita Fillipelli, Leah Hegner, Joanie Denman, Beth Braykovich, Janelle Cleckley ROW 2: Robin Scott, Lynette Yurich, Leigh Pletz, Anne Piccinini, ROW 3: Qretchen Moran, Leigh Ring, Maryann Stover, Dawnita Dreher ROW 4: Corey Mabin, Colin Cary, Jon Jobe, Gregg DeVitto, Mr. Petrozza Some activities of B.B.S. include: a field trip to tour KDKA-TV and members will be part of a live audience on the Pittsburgh Today Show. Club members are also planning to attend a Penguin hockey game. ROW 1: Alaina James, Tesha Nes-bit, Bobby Snyder, Rose Leist. Joe Tavema, ROW 2: Becky hegner, Kris Kelly, Shelly Bischoff, Renee Pfeifer, Paul Alaksin, ROW 3: Karla Florie, Becky Punkhouser, Jennifer Mentz, Lauralee Zelesnak, Natalie Mannerino. ROW 4: Ken Bortz, Autumn Clark, Erik Mlak, Julie Kon-dracki, Mike Moore, Ken Dom. Lights, camera, action. Maureen Colaizzi hard at work behind the scenes. Mr. Pol as in his thoughtful position. Audio-Visual Audio-Visual The A.V. Club, consisting of forty-five members, provides audio visual service including delivering and operating equipment. This year, Mr. Polas replaced Mr. Turek as A.V. Club sponsor. ROW 1: Jon Jobe, Roxann Esoldo, Lisa Buffaloe, Molly Brooks, Daw-nita Dreher. ROW 2: Tammy Williams, Maureen Colaizzi, Anita Fil-lipelli. ROW 3: Joe Maher, Laila fritz. Marika Dreher, Pam River, Sarah Bortz. ROW 4: Leslie Man-gerie, Micole Armstrong, Lorri Dalton, Scott Farkas. ROW 5: Mike Ruby, Dean Gerard, Jim Berk, Dave Gosseck, Rick couch. MISS-IMG: Mr. Polas, Mary Bobin, Robyn Young, Cindy Giardina. The officers for the 1986-87 year were: president Holly Brooks, vice president Jon Jobe, secretary Roxann Esoldo, treasurer Lisa Buffaloe. This year the members of the A.V. will be given the opportunity to go to Cedar Point with the Win-the-Peace Club. ROW 1: John Popovich, Tesha Nesbit, Joe Tavema, Trent Williams, Tabitha Mendershot. Bobbie Snyder. ROW 2: Pam Mallick, Mikki Esoldo. Michelle Gratteri, Mi-cole Gratteri. Stephany Pisano. ROW 3: Tiffany West. Lisa Liberty, Clarissa Lampkin, Anita Weckerly. ROW 4: Dawn Docchio, Sam Crangi, Tricia Melton. ROW 5: Felicia Mamilton, Tony Esoldo, Jodi Jackson. 133 Mr. Irwin's biology classes study the natural habitat of reptiles. Adv. Lab Biology partners, Matt Jena and Corey Mabin dissect their shark. Tena Cox's mother gets the low-down on Tena's behavior from Mr. Salvadori at open house. Chemistry Club Biology Club The Biology Club is for students who would like to expand their interests in botany and zoology as well as remaining up-to-date with new developments in the field of the sciences. The sponsor is Mrs. Caughey. ROW 1: Chris Chirichetti. Adam Taylor. Chad Cook. Joe Taverna. John Weckerly. ROW 2: Marcy Dro-gus. Tammy Williams. Tony Esoldo (Tres.). Trent Williams (Pres.), Alaina James (Sec.). Eric Mlak (V. Pres.). Robin Scott. Mrs. Caughey. ROW 3: Karen Malesnik, Sharon Monahan. Erik Mackett. Bill Mangerie. Annette Kelly. Jennifer Mentz. Ken Dorn. Laura Moran. Amy Rae. The Chemistry Club provides students who are interested in chemistry with opportunities to acquire special knowledge in this field and to become familiar with the latest advancements in chemical research. ROW 1: Mr. Salvadori. ROW 2: Paul Alaksin. Ken Bortz, Maureen Co-laizzi. ROW 3: Larry Cramer, Paul Darno. Gary Newton, Dave McCrcady, ROW 4: Prank Why. John Ley, Joel Sommer, ROW 5: Bill Mardone. Randy Tooch, Rick Young. 134 Joanie Denman, a Win the Peace member, relaxes during club periods. An A.E.S. member, Ellie Straley Just dreams of visiting another country. Win the Peace members display tactics in winning the peace.'' Win The Peace A.F.S. Win-the-Peace was originally formed during WWII. The purpose was to collect scrap metal, pieces of wood, food, and other things needed during the war. now, the club studies local, national, and international problems as well as the courts and the judicial system of the United States. Win-the-Peace is sponsored by Mr. Mendicino. ROW 1: Lisa Liberty, Tammy Williams. Julie Amygdalos, Kathy Brozich. Alexis James, Dawnita Dreher. Koxann Esoldo. ROW 2: Sonya Walker. Leah Megner, Leigh Pletz, Lou Ann Zwiemyski. Molly Brooks, Lynn Jenkins, Kim Orto, Kathy Ehrhardt. ROW 3: Mike Wagner, Anita Weckerly. Clarissa Lampkin, Annette Kelly, Joanie Denman. Anne Piccinini, Dave Bor-roni, Jason Welsh. ROW 4: Dave Berkey, Mr. Mendicino, Jon Jobe, Joe Maher, Travis Mineard. Jason Sciarro. A.F.S. (American Field Service) is available for sut-dents interested in fostering international brotherhood. The purpose of the club is to have students attain a better understanding of various cultures throughout the world by promoting an exchange program for our students with those from other countries. Mr. Dunfee is the sponsor. ROW 1: Leigh King, Ellie Straley, Tracey Quest. ROW 2: Theresa Coffini, Sara Bortz, Qretchen Moran, Anne Piccinini. Tammy Williams. ROW 3: Mr. Dunfee. Linda Sypolt. Susan Moss, Michelle Shuler. Annette Kelly. Corey Ma-bin. Maureen Colaizzi. Amy Rae. ROW 4: Jim Young, Mike Wagner. Mr. Beighey, advisor of everything, takes a break. Beth Braykovich crops pictures for the Tiger Yearbook. Tiger Yearbook Editor Leah Hegner and Assistant Editor Anita Eillipelli. Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff The Yearbook Staff, led by Editor Leah hegner and Asst. Editor Anita Fillipelli, organize all of the years' memories into the Tiger Yearbook. It is a history book of sorts that we hope lends enjoyment for many years to come. ROW 1: Anita Eillipelli, Beth Braykovich. Shelley Musloe, Molly Winkle, Maureen Colaizzi. Tammy Williams, Amy Rae. ROW 2: Doreen Gall, Vicki Bartle. Loni Kirkland, Linda Sakraida, Leah Megner. ROW 3: Joy Pelaia, Lynn Jenkins. Toni Colao, Marci Moore, Jody Wa-kelee. ROW 4: Tracy Quest, Kim Pangbum, Molly Brooks, Sam Pick-rell, Lisa Davis. ROW 5: Gretchen Moran, Kevin Chirichetti, Shelly Noel, Colin Cary, Anita Weckerly, Dan Cunning, Kristie Cline and Mr. Beighey. Salespeople are chosen from each homeroom on the basis of their responsibility and agressiveness. It is their job to entice students to buy a yearbook and to inform students of each sales period. Row 1: Heather Vorkapich, Tesha Plesbit, Lauralee Zelesnak, Kelly DeVitto. Dee Dee Kolumban. Theresa Coffini, Tammy Williams. ROW 2: Audrey Marris, Erin McKim, Lisa Pelaia. Dawnita Dreher, Becky Megner, Melissa Capparelli, Mike Lucci, Jennifer Mentz. ROW 3: Robin Scott, Rick Young. Randy Tooch, Teresa Campagna. ROW 4: Gregg DeVitto, Kristie Matthews, Tony Esoldo, Natalie Mannerino, Lyn-ette Yurich, Amy Phillips, Linda Sakraida. 136 Stefanie Shaw applies a shampoo as Cindy Fairley hides her face in embarrasment in the Cosmetology class at A.M. Vo-Tech. Mr. Sebastian awaits the arrival of the A.M. Vo-Tech students. Dave McFarland displays that ' great body'' in Automotive Body Shop. P.M. Vo-Tech A.M. Vo-Tech There are twelve of our students currently attending P.M. Vo-Tech. Courses offered at A.V.T.S. range from cosmetology to Automotive Body Repair. These students are sharpening their skills in the various trades which they hope to pursue after graduation. ROW 1: Mr. Sebastian, Jeff Schaeffer, Trisha Watson. Charles Chambers, Margaret Currie, Darryl Qenevie. ROW 2: Darlene Raisley, Patti White, Toni Teapole, Stacy Omer. MISSIMG: Tim Adkins, Bob Cumberledge. John Mussey, Jim Eichler. A.M. Vo-Tech consists of those students who attend the Beaver County Area Vocational Technical School to further their training in various trades. Students learn valuable skills that will enable them to secure jobs after graduation. There are currently thirteen Beaver Falls students enrolled in A.M. Vo-Tech classes. ROW 1: Jacquin Wynn, Mary Dunham, Chad Smith. ROW 2: Jodi Pintur, Cindy Fairley, Karen Murray. ROW 3: John Bailey, Annette Kelly. Mr. Sebastian. ROW 4: Keith Plummer, Dave McFarland, Brian Plummer. MISSIMG: Stephanie Shaw, Tim Spellman. 137 MIXED CHORUS: ROW 1: Tonya Eichler, Cathie Keeley, Kecia Clark, Tina Klink, Tracy Klink, Lauralee Zelesnak, Becky Hegner, Vicki Colao. ROW 2: Melissa Capparelli, Trina Fridley, Garland Buffaloe, Leigh Bartle, Tammy Gutch, Michele Davis. ROW 3: Wanda Barrett, Teresa Hitt, Stephanie Gutowski, Michelle Mason, Ronnie Pugh, Penny Hickman, Alyssa Scott, Rosanna Hall. MADRIGALS: ROW 1: Pamela Mallick, Lynda Sypolt, Jody Wakelee, Tracy Quest, Tammy Williams, Ayesha Fritz, Lisa Buffaloe, Sherri Garbinski. ROW 2: Tracy Foskey, Randy Coombs, John Bushless, Glenn Haskins, Bernice Burau, Sue Haugle, Theresa Coffini, Margret Smith, Tesha Mesbit, Donna Vogler. ROW 3: Mr. McCowin, St. Clair Williams, John Mussey, Colin Cary, Henry Cook, Jai Scott, Joe Waters, Kevin Guthrie. Madrigals and Mixed Chorus present a winter and spring concert during the school year. They also entertain the parents and students at open house. This year our school was privileged to host the first Beaver County Honors Chorus. Students from 11 schools throughout Beaver County took part in this vocal music extravaganza. The Madrigals extend their musical relations to the community by performing for various civic organizations during the school year. 140 COUNTY CHORUS: ROW 1: Anne Piccinini, Tracy Quest, Tammy Williams, Ayesha Fritz, Lisa Buffaloe. ROW 2: Bernice Burau, Sue Naugle, Theresa Coffini. ROW 3: Glenn Haskins, Kevin Guthrie, Colin Cary, Henry Cook, Jai Scott. A Purrrr-fect Combination T1GERETTES: ROW 1: Rose Leist, Bernice Burau. ROW 2: Kelly DeVitto, Kristen Briancesco, Dana Neumann, Lonette Kirkland. ROW 3: Stacy Cartwright, Lauralee Zelesnak, Erin McKim, Stephany Pisano, Amy Rae, Tamika Anderson. ROW 4: Tara Welsh, Natalie Mannerino, Tammy Williams, Jody Wakelee, Leann Gishbaugher, Demmica Thomas, Beth Braykovich, Tiffany Tavern, Julie Kondracki, Kim Meehan, Julie Pavlovic, Lynette Yu rich. TIGERETTE TRI-CAPTAINS ROW 1: Leann Gishbaugher, Beth Braykovich ROW 2: Lonette Kirkland The Tigerettes, costumed in orange and black, bring a dazzling sparkle to the Beaver Falls High School Marching Band. This group of young ladies perform intricate routines and dances to entertain the fans during halftime at all the Tiger football games. They also perform for the high school students at the pep assemblies. In the stands during the games, the Tiger-ettes demonstrate their school spirit and encourage the other spectators to follow their lead and root the Tigers on to another victory. With sponsor Lynda Zelesnak at the helm, these talented performers join forces with the marching band and work together to boost the morale of all the fans so the second half action will be cheered more intensely than the first half action. The Tigerettes also accompany the marching band to parades and to the Beaver County Band Festival, sponsored by Hew Brighton High School. They also performed at Disney World. 141 Paul Bradshaw Paul VlaKsan Honors Honors District County County Honors Karen Helesnih District Honors Westminster Honors county Honors County Honors Band Honors Stephany Pisano Amy Phillips Maryann Stover Honors Honors County District County Honors Mideastem Honors 142 Kevin Guthrie Glenn Haskins District Chorus County Chorus District County Chorus Chorus £ccomp anied adriga s •Jennifer Kems Chorus Honors Anne Piccinini ccompanied. -------- M°!!0rs Ch rus V Madrigals Chorus County Chorus Brass Row 1: Erik hackett, Michelle Mako, Kris Kelly, Kevin Barrett. Row 2: Paul Alaksin, Dan Cunning, Dave Damaska, Chuck Huntington, Chris Smith. Tom Weatherly. Trumpets Row 1: Michele Coffman, Scott Jacobs, Kris Kelly. Row 2: Kevin Barrett, Paul Bradshaw, Prank Why, Dave McCready, Erik Hackett. Jazz Band Row 1: Mr. David Hunter. Row 2: Joanie Denman, Jennifer Kems. Row.3: Anita Pillipelli, Kris Kelly, Michelle Mako, Michele Coffman, Renee Pfeifer. Row 4: T.J. Morgan, Chris Smith, Joe Maher, Paul Bradshaw, Chuck Huntington. Kevin Barrett, Paul Alaksin, Terri Bowers. 144 PERCUSSION: Row 1: Prank Nelisek. Row 2: Joe Maher, Terri Bowers, Thomas Morgan, Mike Bonanni. Row 3: Darrin Kabler, Brian Brooks. CLARINETS: Row 1: Sharon Monahan, Stephany Pisano, Kim MacDonald. Row 2: Karen Nalesnik, Lisa Davis, Lisa Jones, Jackie Capots. TLUTES: Row 1: Connie Shotton. Lisa Partington. Row 2: Lisa Eckhardt, Dana Bowman, Amy Phillips. Maryann Stover, Laura Moran, Michele Davis. Row 3: Lisa Pelaia, Michelle Shuler, Beth Wenzel. Tuneful Tigers The Beaver Tails High School Tiger Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. David Hunter, begins its long hours of hard work and lenghty practice sessions even before the normal school year commences. The members of the band and the Tigerettes spend the last two weeks of August, six hours a day, learning and rehearsing new routines and songs. The rousing music does much to cause the spirit of the fans to reach its peak during the pep assemblies and at the football games. The band and the Tigerettes entertain the fans during the halftime of each of the B.F. Tiger football games. In addition to performing at the home games played at Reeve's Stadium, these dedicated students and instructors spend long hours traveling to the many away games during the span of a football season. The Tiger Marching Band participates in many parades during the course of the year. This year, in addition to marching in the local parades, our Tuneful Tigers'' traveled to Orlando, Florida, to march down Main Street in Walt Disney World. While in Florida, the band also visited Epcot Center, Wet and Wild, the Kennedy Space Center and a beautiful, white, sandy beach. The Concert and Jazz Bands keep extremely busy during the school term. They present combined concerts in the winter and the spring of each year. The Jazz Band also performs at the Beaver Falls High School and Center High School Jazz Festivals. During the Tiger's home basketball games, the fans are entertained by the electrifying music of this small but talented group of musicians. The officers of the Tiger Band for the 1986-1987 school year are: President, Joe Maher; Vice President, Lisa Eckhardt; Secretary, Lisa Davis; and Treasurer, Dan Cunning. 145 B. F. Presents The Beaver Falls High School Theatre Department employs its fall and winter productions as a learning experience for the younger members of its acting company. These productions help all the actors prepare for the larger, more complicated Spring musical production. The hilarious farce, The Bride of Frankenstein'' and the radio play, The Elves and the Shoemaker'' received rave reviews. Dr. Frankenstein tells Mrs. Kane a thing or two about his secret experiment. Trying to find a bride for the monster will drive me insane ' says Dr. Frankenstein. Batty and Vampira give Dracula his due. The cast of The Elves and the Shoemaker” present their interpretation of a radio play. Missy Fosnaught, one of Santa's little elves, helps this little miss on her journey to Santa's lap. Santa and Mrs. Claus get their ears filled with wants and wishes from the little children. 146 Kim MacDonald prepares to clock Colin Cary and Frank Nelisek in The human Race . Colin Cary gets all pumped up by Samantha Pickrell as they perform The Living Doll . Marcy Drogus, Colin Cary, Frank Helisek, Kim MacDonald and Chuck Bevington meet Weegie Thompson, the Pittsburgh Steelers' wide receiver, during the CCBC Open Mouse. Samantha Pickrell and Kim MacDonald show that a Mime has to have complete control of their body. Mr. Beighey, Mime sponsor, takes a break with nancy Summers, Sam Beauford, Kim MacDonald, and Chuck Bevington at the grand opening of Donaldson Crossroads Shopping Plaza in the South Hills. Colin Cary tries to escape his fate in Down the Alley . The Silent world Of Mime Mime is used to tell a story without using words. Our Mimes wear red, white and blue costumes accented with black. They also wear white gloves and use white face make-up. Since no spoken words are used, the costume and make-up help the audience follow the Mime's hand gestures, facial expressions and body movements. This silent form of acting is used by our Mimes to convey their feelings and emotions to the audience. The Mime must illustrate the size and shape of things in relation to his environment and do it in such a way that the audience believes these things are real. 147 It s Electrifying The musical Grease' provides the students of BFHS a chance to slide back to the days of Drive-ins and sock hops. They relive the era where boys wore pegged pants and ducktails and the girls sported pedal pushers and crinolines. CAST LIST Miss Lynch-Theresa Rock Patty Simcox-Jen Pisano Eugene-Brian Atchison Jan-Tammy Williams Marty-Heather Toy Rizzo-Tracy Yurich Doody-Glenn Haskins Roger-Kevin Chirichetti Kenickie-Colin Cary Sonny-Frank Helisek Frenchy-Ayesha Fritz Sandy-Tesha Hesbit Danny-Henry Cook Vince-Garland Buffaloe Cha-Cha-Lauralee Zelesnak TOP: 1-Kenickie and the T-Birds give it their all in Greased Lightning . 2- Danny and the gang are Shakin' at the high School hop . 3- Kenickie and his Dragin' Wagon . MIDDLE: 1-Doody croones ’Those Magic Changes . 2- Jan, Marty and Rizzo dream of their teen-idol, James Dean. 3- Cha-Cha and Kenickie win the Hand-Jive contest. 4- Danny gives Roger a lift during Those Magic Changes . BOTTOM: 1-Jan and Roger are Mooning over each other. 2- Frenchy and Sandy break for lunch. 3- Rizzo says, Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee . 4- The Rydell Students do the stroll at their prom, Moonlight in the Tropics . Do Well, Your Part; Paul Bradshaw, Kevin Barrett, and Joe Maher send the Girls Basketball team off to Mershey. B.F. was given the honor of hosting the first Beaver County Honors Chorus. John Novakovich, Don Berkey, and Bill Cwynar work on ‘Greased Lightning ' 150 Glenn Haskins sings Magic Changes'' in the B.f. Spring Musical, Grease. There, All The Honor Lies. Left; Mime, Kim MacDonald, shows The Tigerettes show us that they us her smile. are patriotic as well as pretty. 151 FOOD SERVICE ri icTnmaNS ADMINISTRATION DR. JEAN R. HIGGINS Superintendent Dr. Higgins attended Slippery Rock University, received her masters degree from West Virginia University, and received her Doctoral degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Higgins, who hardly misses teaching, enjoys working with students, teachers, and others in the community. She likes helping people make decisions to improve their quality of life. Dr. Higgins enjoys the pride and spirit of Beaver Falls; she likes what she does and has no desire to leave. Hopefully, Dr. Higgins will remain as our Superintendent for many years to come. 154 Row 1: Gerald Moran, Pauline Morgan. (Vice Pres.), Isabelle Gill (Pres), Regis Wagner (Sec.), Thomas Eckhardt Row 2: Sam Orr (Solicitor), Leo hegner, Donna Mayden, Harold Damaska, Martin Corcoran SCHOOL BOARD High School Secretaries ROW 1: Carol Welsh. ROW 2: Rose Banyas. Marie James, Pat Denman, Ada Ohnezeit. Coty Bonomo. Cafeteria Workers ROW 1: norma Boyle, Patty Frazier, Mary Quzie, Pat Zawatski, Sandy Barnes, Alice Hahn. ROW 2: Lou King, Alice Lombardo, Janet Reeher. Emma Ri-moldi, Ann Qeiser. i Central Office Secretaries ROW 1: norma Palka. ROW 2: Wilma McCullough, Lorraine Ricci, Sylvia O'neill. Thelma Quest. Business Manager Computer Operator Maurice Ward Richard Kaleugher Custodians Jean Szopo, George Smith, nancy McClintock 155 Frank Jute Majoring in Biology, Mr. Jute attended Geneva College and furthered his education at Westminister, Virginia State, and finally recieving his Master's degree at the University of Pittsburgh. After teaching science at the Middle School, he was assigned as a high school guidance counselor. At the end of four years Mr. Jute was promoted to Middle School Principal and then later in 1984 he became High School Principal. Mr. Jute takes the most pride in the students of Beaver Falls, their attitudes and courteousness, and the good impressions and examples they display wherever they go. Jackson Allison After attending Nyack College for his B.S. degree. Slippery Rock University for his Master's degree and finally Westminister College for his Administration Certification, Mr. Allison began teaching at Beaver Falls in 1965. Since then, he was promoted to Assistant Principal. He says, I am very happy where I am and do not necessarily want to go back to the classroom.'' He takes pride in Beaver Falls High School and the calibre of students that makes Beaver Falls a special place to be. 156 Mrs. Barley, in her first year at Beaver Falls, teaches Special Education and enjoys her students. She graduated from Slippery Rock University. A twenty year member of B.F.H.S. faculty, Mr, Beighey enjoys being involved with students and assisting them with their activities and productions'' while watching them mature into responsible younq adults. Mr. Blythe, a seventeen year member of the Beaver Falls faculty, teaches Pennsylvania History and Cri-minal Civil Law. He completed his formal education at Geneva College and Westminster College. Mr. Booth enjoys the interaction with the young people in his Govern-ment Economics and World Cultures classes. He completed his formal education at Indiana University and Westminster College. •03. Mrs. Butera, the Activity Treasurer for the high school, teaches classes in Accounting I, Computerized Accounting, and Business Office Systems. Sponsoring the Lab Biology Club, Mrs. Caughey graduated from Slippery Rock University. Currently, she instructs Lab and Advanced Lab Biology. A member of the faculty at B.F.H.S. for twenty-one years, Mr. Chan enjoys the challenge of helping young people in teaching Elementary Algebra I, geometry, and Math II. After receiving his degree in Industrial Arts, Mr. Connor graduated from California State College. Currently he teaches visual communications and graphic arts. 157 Mr. Contino attended Geneva College and University of Pittsburgh where he received his Masters and Bachelors degrees respectively in Trench. Mr. Contino teaches French and sponsors le Cercle Franca is. Mr. Dunfee attended Geneva College where he received his Bachelors degree and Youngstown State University where he received his Masters degree. Me teaches social studies, and psychology and sponsors A.F.S. For twenty-seven years Mr. Evans has been sharing his Knowledge of Spanish with Beaver Falls students. In addition to teaching Spanish II, III, IV and V, he sponsors the club. He received his B.A. from Penn State, and received his M.A. from Duquesne. After graduating from Penn State and majoring in Home Economics, Mrs. Farthing came to BF to teach foods and nutrition and to sponsor American Handcrafts. Mr. Filauri enjoys working with students and challenging them with work that will prepare them for life after high school. A student of Geneva, Slippery Rock, and Westminster, Mr. Filauri has taught Biology and Environmental Science for twenty years. Enjoying Beaver Falls students for twenty-four years, Mr. Frankhouser instructs classes in Pa. History, Civics, and U.S. History. He received his M.Ed. from Westminster and now serves as sponsor of Student Council. Mr. Frantz sponsors Junior Sales. He attended Mercy College of Hew York and now teaches Education of the Mentally Handicapped. He enjoys the 'students and how they grow throughout the year . Mr. Godsen attended Slippery Rock University where he majored in Physical Education. He now teaches health and coaches the Boys' Track Team. 158 A graduate of Beaver Falls High School, Mr. Grimm completed his education at Compton, CA. and Geneva College, PA. before returning to Beaver Falls and teaching for twenty years. He has classes in U.S. History and World Cultures. As a teacher of a variety of subjects. Algebra I, Basic Computer, and Geometry, Mr. Harrier has been teaching at Beaver Falls for 23 years. He attended IUP and Florida State University. Mrs. Holzworth, who has been teaching at Beaver Falls for nineteen years, conducts classes in Shorthand and typing. She graduated from Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh. As music teacher, Mr. Hunter takes pride in working with students and watching them progress from a squeaky’ beginner into a mature musician. It is gratifying to see a large group of students working together. Mrs. Hutchinson teaches such classes in the Home Economics Department as Foods and nutrition. Child Development, and Family Living. In addition to her classes, she also sponsors the American Handcrafts Club. Mr. Irwin mostly enjoys students who want to learn. He says, I am most pleased when former students come to visit and express their appreciation. Mr. Irwin formerly attended Waynesburg College and In-diana University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Jute, who teaches English and Reading, has been on the Beaver Falls faculty for ten years. She enjoys being with high school students, and serving as Senior Class Advisor. She attended Slippery Rock University. If you ever spotted her among groups of students, you probably would not recognize Mrs. Kaercher as being a high school teacher of sixteen years. Graduating from Slippery Rock, Kaerch teaches Physical Education. 159 As both a math and computer teacher and Varsity Baseball Coach, Mr. Keeley has been involved with the Beaver Falls since his high school years. He started his teaching career in 1963 after attending Geneva and Westminster Colleges. Receiving his B.S. degree in Education from Geneva, Mr. Kinkead instructs Driver's Education and history. Majoring in English and receiving his B.A. degree from Westminster College, Mr. Kness teaches C.P. 12, and Creative Writing courses. Currently he is the department chairman. Mrs. Kronk received her B.S. degree in Business Administration from Geneva College and received her MM.Ed. from Kent State University. As sponsor of the Art Club, Mr. Leach formerly attended Youngstown State University and received his Masters in Special Education from Slippery Rock University. An industrial materials teacher, Mr. McClain received his B.S. degree in Education from California State College. A twenty-three year member of the Beaver Falls faculty, Mr. McCowin shares his musical knowledge with high school, middle school, and elementary school students. He enjoys watching his students mature personally and musically.'' Miss McMillen instructs classes in Calculus, Algebra II, and Math III, and enjoys sharing the beauty of mathematics with her students. She is a graduate of Slippery Rock, Penn State and Clarion Universities and is sponsor of the national Honor Society. 160 As a new member of the BFHS faculty, Mr. Mendi-cino sponsors Win the Peace and teaches Economics and Government. Me is a graduate of Geneva College. Mr. Milnes, who has a total of thirty-seven years service, currently instructs classes in mathematics. In previous years he has also taught social studies courses. He received his B.S. degree from Geneva College and his Masters from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Murray, a 19 year member of the Beaver Falls faculty, instructs students in the arts classes of Photography and T.V. Production. He was graduated from Gladstone High School, after which he received degrees from Slippery Rock University and the University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Nusser, a teacher at Beaver Falls for sixteen years, instructs Home Economics courses. She graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Padezanin, a graduate of Geneva College, has been teaching at B.F. for 15 years. She enjoys the challenge of keeping ahead of the young, inquisitive minds.'' After graduating from Slippery Rock University, Mrs. Paliani joined the BFHS faculty for the 1986-87 school year. She instructs Special Education and enjoys working with her students.'' Mr. Petrozza, a graduate of Slippery Rock, received his Masters Degree from Duquesne. The freedom to work with young adults and helping them improve their langauge skills is the enjoyment he finds in teaching. A graduate of California State College, Mr. Polas has been teaching Technical Drafting for seventeen years. He currently sponsors the Audio-Visual Club. 161 As a teacher of Afro-American History and Spanish, Mrs. Potter also sponsors El Club de Espanol. This year, Mrs. Potter acts as a guidance counselor on a part time basis. While on a furlough for the past several years, Mrs. Riley has been serving as a substitute teacher. She returned to full time service this year as a teacher of Ecological Science. Mr. Ryan, a graduate of Slippery Rock and the University of Iowa, teaches Physical Education and coaches girl's basketball and track. As a former graduate of BFHS, Mrs. Ryan stated that there has never been a boring moment... there is something new everyday. She also finds time to sponsor the very active Ushers Club along with teaching English 11 and 12. As science department chairman, Mr. Salvadori sponsors the Chemistry Club. He graduated from Indiana University of PA. Mr. Sebastian, who is presently a guidance counselor, has been teaching at BFHS for 33 years. He is the coordinator of Vo-Tech and assists at prom and graduation ceremonies. Miss Selby teaches C.P. 10 and 11 and speech. She enjoys working with the students. She was graduated from Indiana University of PA. Our school librarian, Mrs. Sheffield, has been with BFHS for 22 years and sponsors the Senior Class. She attended Slippery Rock, Clarion, and the University of Pittsburgh. 162 Mr. Smartz, who teaches Business classes, graduated from Indiana University with a B.S. degreee in Business Education. A graduate of Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Trgovac teaches Trigonometry, Pas-cal Fortran, Machine Language and Physics. He also serves as the Math Department chairman. After graduating from Michigan and Youngstown State Universities, Mr. White began teaching such courses as Accounting II and Business Math here at BFHS. Mr. Earl Wilson a graduate of Thiel College, presently teaches English 11. Mr. John Wilson, a 30 year employee of the BF school district, now serves as a guidance counselor. As a graduate of Westminster College, he enjoys helping young people develop into responsible citizens. Mr. Yerage has been teaching Physical Education at BFHS for three years. A graduate of Youngstown State University, he enjoys being surrounded by so many young people and lending support to a very strong faculty. Our photographic coordinator, Mr. Zahorsky, has been a member of the BF school district for 12 years. He was graduated from California State College. Our school nurse, Mrs. Cipro, has held her position at Beaver Falls for many years. She sponsors the Health Careers Club and would enjoy seeing her students become successful in the medical field. 163 We All Have Jobs To Do George 'Papa Smurf Smith rises to the occasion. 164 Dr. Higgins. Mr. Allison, and Mr. Jute tell Santa they've been good. Everyone Does His Part Left; Senor Evans lectures his stu- Mrs. Cipro meets with the Health dents again! Careers Club. 165 INDEX Abercrombie, belly 16. 17. 166. 167 Adams. Franc in e 86 Adams. Tamieka 108 Adkins. Timothy 98 Agnew. Melissa 16. 17. 20. 46. 48. 166. 167 Alaksin. Faul 97. 98. 121. 127. 131. 132. 134. 142. 144 Aiford. David 88 Alford. Nichole 16. 17. 20. 53. 131. 166. 167 Allen. Todd 4. 7. 16. 17. 19. 20. 46. 48. 63. 120. 126. 131. 166. 167. 170 Allison. Jackson 156. 164 Amygdalos. Julie 16. 17. 20. 44. 48. 127. 131. 135. 166. 167 Anderson. Casey 63 Anderson. Chris 108 Anderson. Jeff 14. 68. 121 Anderson. Tamika 108. 127. 141 Andreas. Sean 6. 70. 71. 88. 127. 131 Androlia. Jennifer 88 Armstrong. Nichol 88. 94. 122. 123. 127. 133 Artis. Donita 88 Atchison. Beth 16. 17. 20. 166. 167 Atchison. Brian 108 Bable. James 98 Bailey. John 98. 137 Baker. Carrie 98 Baldwin. Chris 66. 98. 126 Baiesk. Keith 66. 98 Ball. Brian 16. 17. 20. 166. 167 Baiok. Jeffrey 71 Baiph. Jennifer 88. 124. 130. 131 Banyas. Rose 155 Barber. Charles 16. 17. 20. 166. 167 Barley. Debbie 157 Barnes. Sandy 155 Barrett. Gregory 16. 17. 20. 41. 46. 48. 65. 84. 166. 167 Barrett. Kevin 98. 142. 144. 150 Bartle. Leigh 108. 114. 127 Bartle. Lori 16. 17. 20. 166. 167 Bartle. Vicki 88. 122. 128. 130. 131. 136 Beau ford. Jayne 88. 127. 131 Beauford. Samuel 11. 14. 16. 17. 21. 52. 125. 147. 166. 167 Beck. Ruthanne 88 Becze. Lisa 16, 17, 21. 130. 166. 167 Becze. Louis 16. 17. 21. 166. 167 Beighey. Richard 124. 125. 129. 136. 147. 157 Beikowski. Eric 108 Bell. Eric 98 Bell. Malcolm 16. 17. 21. 166. 167 Bender, Rhonda 98. 123 Benes. Jason 98 Berardelli. Joseph 98, 116. 127 Berger. Darrin 16. 17. 19. 21. 38, 47. 48, 51. 120. 166. 167 Berk. James 16. 17. 21. 47. 127. 133. 166. 167 Berkey. David 16. 17. 21. 40. 48. 124. 135. 146. 166. 167 Berkey. Dennis 71. 88 Berkey. Donald 88. 124. 150 Bever. Brian 88. 121 Bevington. Charles 11. 16. 17. 21. 124. 125. 147. 166. 167 Bischoff. Shelly 98. 132 Black. Kenneth 98 Blake. Adam 88 Blythe. Robert 71, 157 Bobin, Mary 4. 6. 16. 17. 21. 38. 166. 167 Bohon. Craig 66. 69. 98. 126 Bonanni. Michael 108. 146 Bonomo. Coty 155 Booker. Terrance 65 Booth. Bradley 157 Borroni. David 2. 8. 16. 17. 22. 42. 46. 70. 71. 120. 121. 135. 166. 167 Borroni. Jeffrey 70. 71. 88. 128 Bortz. Kenny 98. 127. 130. 132. 134 Bortz. Sarah 16. 17. 22. 47. 126. 127. 133. 135. 166. 167 Bowers. Terri 13. 16. 17. 22. 48. 121. 130. 144. 145. 166. 167 Bowman. Dana 98. 130. 145 Bowser. Robert 16. 17. 22. 47. 62. 63. 126. 166. 167 Bowser. Sandra 98 Boyle. Norma 155 Bozic. Daniel 67. 70. 71. 87 Bradshaw. Faul 98. 126. 142. 144. 150 Braheny, Brian 65. 71. 98 Braheny. Christine 108 Brandenberger. Sherry 2. 7. 83. 98. 105. 121. 123 Brandyburg. Greg 63. 98 Braykovich. Beth 9. 13. 14. 16. 17. 22. 38. 73. 94. 126. 129. 132. 136. 141. 166. 167. 169 Briancesco. Kristen 108 Brkich, John 98 Brooks. Corey 108 Brooks. Brian 67. 88. 145 Brooks. Nolly 4. 6, 8. 16. 17. 22. 38. 41. 44. 122. 127. 129. 131. 133. 135. 136. 166. 167 Brown. Ciscoy 108 Brozich. Kathleen 2. 5. 13. 14. 16. 17. 22. 42. 47. 74. 75. 76. 120. 122. 135. 166. 167 Brozich. Kerry 9. 40. 85. 98. 123. 126 Biydcbcll. Michael 88. 131 Buffaloe. Garland 13. 65, 108 Buffaioe. Lisa 16. 17. 22. 48. 53. 125. 127. 133. 166. 167 Bui lie. Jarrod 108 Burau. Bernice 7. 88. 116. 122. 141 Burau. Kevin 88 Burton. Derek 108 Bush I ess. John 66. 99 Butera. Ann 157 Camp. Joseph 88. 121 Campagna. Carmen 70. 71. 88. 95. 127 Campagna. Teresa 78. 108. 127. 136 Capots. Jackie 99. 116. 123 CapparcUi. Melissa 74. 108. 136 Caracter. George 68. 69 Carley. Bryan 99. 126 Carling. Sean 99 Carlton. Fa trick 108 Carter. Curtis 99. 121 Carter. Derrell 69. 108 Cartwright. Stacy 7. 73. 88. 120. 122. 127. 130. 131. 141 Cary. Colin 2. 10. 11. 88. 94. 124, 125. 129. 132. 136. 146. 147 Caughey. Barbara 134. 157 Chambers. Charles 88. 137 Chambers. Eric 99 Chambers. William 108 Chan, Frank 68. 157 Channels. Marry 108 Childs, Dana 78 Childs. Stacy 65. 89 Chirichetti. Christopher 108. 134. 146 Chirichetti. Kevin 6. 11. 16. 17. 22. 47. 48. 123. 124. 125. 126. 136. 166. 167 Cipro. Virginia 130, 163. 164 Clark. Autumn 5. 6. 7. 8. 73. 83. 99. 104. 123. 128 Clark. Kecia 108 Cleckley. Janell 23. 122. 132 Cleckley. Janine 99 Cleckley. Marcus 16. 17. 166. 167 Cleckley. Tara 78. 89. 130 Cline. Joyce 89 Cline. Kristie 89. 136 Cline. Shannon 99 Coffini, Gene 74 Coffini, Theresa 6, 99. 122. 124. 125. 128. 131. 135. 136. 146 Coffman. Michele 2. 11. 108. 125. 144 Cogar. Barbara 83, 99. 126 Cogley. William 108 Colaizzi. Maureen 74. 76. 89. 122. 123. 127. 129. 131. 133. 134. 135, 136 Colao. Antoinette 8. 16. 17. 23. 40. 41. 47. 122. 129. 131. 136. 166. 167 Colao. Vickie 73. 74, 109 Cole. Dawn 99 Coleman. Thomas 89. 126. 131 Coleman. Willie 99 Connor. Leigh 157 Contino. Samuel 128. 158 Cook. Chad 109. 127. 134 Cook, henry 99. 125. 143 Cook. Jamell 109 Cook. Jerry 16. 17. 23. 70. 71. 85. 166. 167 Cook. Roosevelt 89 Coombs. Randy 99 Cope. Cary 16. 17. 23. 166. 167 Corbin. Bradley 109 Corcoran, Martin 154 Couch. Richard 16. 17. 23. 121. 127. 133. 166. 167 Covey. Matthew 109 Cox. Christena 89. 122. 128. 134 Cox. James 16. 17. 23. 52. 65. 166. 167 Cox. Robin 14. 74. 76. 77. 89. 122 Cramer. Larry 2. 16. 17. 23. 70. 71. 134. 166. 167 Crangi, Samuel 109. 127. 133 Craven. Robin 89. 122 Crawford. Donn 109 Crawford, Richard 16. 17. 23. 166. 167 Crees. Douglas 16. 17. 23. 166. 167 Crespo. Kirk 63. 89 Cumberledge, Bobby 89. 137 Cunning, Daniel 13. 16. 17. 24. 49. 121. 136. 144. 166. 167 Currie. Margaret 89. 137 Cwynar. William 89. 124. 150 Cynkar. Diane 2. 6. 16. 17. 24. 39. 41. 47. 122. 166. 167. 172 168 Dainton. Brian 99. 121 Dalton. Lorn 16. 17. 24. 127. 133. 166. 167 Damaska. David 6. 70. 71. 69. 127, 144 Damaska. Harold 154 Damo. Paul 66. 99. 121. 126. 131. 134 Davis. Heidi 89. 122. 125 Davis. Lisa 13. 16. 17. 24. 47. 49. 125. 136. 166. 167 Davis. Michele 109. 145 Davis. Monica 16. 17. 24. 166. 167 Davidson. Bruce 71 DeHaven. Christina 109 Denes. David 9. 16. 17. 24. 121. 166. 167 Denman, Joanie 7. 16, 17. 24, 40. 73. 120. 122. 126. 132. 135. 144. 166. 167 Denman. Pat 155 Dennis. Paul 99 DeRose, David 67. 89 DeRoss. Leonard 89 DeSanzo. William 89 Devich. Christopher 109 DeVitto. Greg 16. 17. 24. 40. 47. 49. 120. 128. 132. 136. 166. 167 DeVitto. Belly 73. 97. 99. 104. 121. 122. 123, 136, 141 Diamond, Brad 67, 99. 121 Diamond. James 16, 17. 24. 166. 167 DiSanzo. William 89 Docchio. Dawn 109. 127. 133 Donaldson. Kris 16. 17. 25. 47. 49. 51. 62. 63. 166. 167 Dorn. Kenneth 99. 126. 132. 134 Dreher. Christian 71. 89 Dreher. Dawnita 16. 17. 25. 47. 49. 120. 122. 123. 127. 128. 132. 133. 135. 136. 166. 167 Dreher. Jamal 65. 71 Dreher. Marika 127. 133 Drogus. Marcy 10. 99. 105. 125. 131. 134. 147 Dun fee. William 135. 158 Dunham. Mary 16. 17. 137. 166. 167 Dunlap. Randy 89 Early. Laina 99 Ebcrsberger. James 71 Eckhardt. Lisa 13. 16. 17. 25. 41. 45. 49. 53. 122. 126. 131. 166. 167 Eckhardt, Thomas 53. 154 Edinger. Donald 109 Edwards. James 99 Ehrhardt. Kathy 89. 120. 122. 127. 135 Eichler. James 89 Eichler. Tanya 109 EUefson. Kevin 16. 17. 25. 166. 167 Engle. Mark 16. 17. 25. 166. 167 Engle. Shannon 78. 99. 123. 126. 131 Esoldo. Anthony 109. 121. 127. 133. 134. 136 Esoldo. Darlene 4. 83. 99. 104. 107. 123. 127. 133 Esoldo. Roxann 15. 39. 82. 89. 122, 127. 128. 133. 135 Estep. Dan 109 Estermyer. Shawn 99 Evans. Doug 99 Evans. Jennifer 16. 17. 25, 130. 166. 167 Evans. Kimberly 89 Evans. Richard 95. 126. 127. 158. 164 Evans. Scott 99. 124 Paidy. Cindy Jo 2. 5. 16. 17. 25. 42. 137. 166. 167 Fairly, Richard 99 Parkas. Scott 16. 17. 25. 126. 127. 133. 166. 167. 171 Farthing. Elise 158 Ferraro. Maria 89. 130 Ferrigno. Lisa 89 Fields. Dana Marie 74. 109 Fike. Michael 89 Filauri. Roman 158 Fillipelli. Anita 16. 17. 25. 45. 122. 129. 131. 132. 133. 136. 144. 166. 167 Florie. Karla 73. 83. 97. 99. 121. 123. 132 Fohner. Jerry 16. 17. 26. 166. 167 Foskey. Tracey 89. 130 Fosnaught. Melissa 16. 17. 26. 124. 147. 166. 167. 169 Fowler. Doris 99. 124. 125, 130 Frankhouser. Regis 158 Frantz. Steve 123. 158 Frazier. Douglas 65. 109 Frazier. Patty 155 Frederick. Kelli 99. 126 Frederick. Kerri 109 French. Michael 109 Fridley. Trina 109 Fritz, Ayesha 16. 17. 26. 41. 47. 49. 53. 126. 130. 166. 167. 170 Fritz. Hope 99. 131 Fritz. John 16. 17. 26. 47. 66. 67. 85. 166. 167 Fritz. Laila 123. 127. 130. 133 Fritz. Michael 107. 109. 121 Funari. Michael 66, 99. 127 Funkhouser. Rebecca 99. 124. 132 Fuze. Dusty 109 Gall. Doreen 6. 16. 17. 26. 47. 122. 126. 136. 166. 167. 170 Garbinski. Sherri 89, 123, 125 Garrett, Yvonne 100 Gault. Bonnie 16. 17. 26. 131. 166. 167 Gault. Mark 109 Gawelski. Darcie 100. 123 Geiser. Ann 155 Gene vie. Darryl 89. 124. 137 George. Leon 109 Gerard. Brian 109. 127 Gerard. Dean 16. 17. 26. 127. 133. 166. 167 Geruschat. Dale 16. 17. 26, 166. 167 Geruschat. Donna 89 Gahles. Thomas 73 Giardina. Cynthia 100. 126, 133 Gibbs. Shelana 78. 109 Gibson. Archie 70. 71, 89 Gill. Isabelle 154 Gilmore. Alan 100 Gioffre. Lorraine 40. 100. 123 Gioffre. Marie 2. 10. 100. 124. 125. 131 Gishbaugher. Leann 13. 16, 17. 26. 40. 47. 120. 121. 128. 141. 166. 167 Glaab. Tony 109 Goatley. Dione 100 Goatley. Shawna 16. 17. 27. 53. 166. 167 Godsen. Thomas 64. 65, 159 Gossard. Julianne 100. 128, 131 Gosseck. David 16. 17. 27. 127. 133. 166. 167 Grant. Darian 65. 71. 100 Gratteri. Michelle 14, 15. 82. 89. 122. 127. 128. 133 Gratteri. nicole 15. 82. 89. 122. 127. 133 Greer. Colleen 100 Grimm. George 159 Gropp. Barry 16. 17. 27, 121. 166. 167 Gropp. Daniel 65. 100. 126 Grubb. Michael 109 Guthrie. Kevin 67. 90. 126. 127. 131. 143. 170 Gutowski. Stephanie 109 Guzie, Jay 67 Quzie. Mary 155 -H- Hacked. Erik 109. 134. 144 Hacked. Lisa 90. 122. 124 Hahn. Alice 155 Hall. Daniel 67. 69. 90. 121. 127 Hall. Rosanne 73, 109 Hall. Stacey 74. 90 Hamilton. Felicia 100. 127. 130. 133 Ham merle. Barbara 16. 17, 27. 124. 166. 167 Harriel. Tanissa 16. 17. 27. 166. 167 Harrier. Gordon 80. 81. 159 Harris. Audrey 6. 41. 90. 94. 120. 122. 123. 136 Harris. Bruce 66. 109 Harris. Crystal 109 Harris. Jeffrey 110 Harris. John 65. 70. 71. 90. 131 Harris. Sheila 16. 17. 166. 167 Harrison. Heather 110 Haskins. Glenn 71. 90. 143. 151 Haswell. Shawn 100 Hauman. Richard 16. 17. 166, 167 Havis. Daniel 16. 17. 27. 166. 167 Havis. David 16. 17. 27. 166. 167. 168 Hawthorne. John 16. 17. 27. 131. 166. 167 Hawthorne. Paul 66, 110 Hayden. Donna 154 Hayden. Michelle 78. 87. 90. 123 Heckman. Penny 110 Hegner. Leah 2. 16. 17. 27. 38. 42. 45. 49. 51. 53. 120. 122. 126. 129. 131. 132. 135. 136. 166. 167 Hegner. Leo 53. 154 Hegner, Rebecca 74. 100. 105. 123. 126. 131. 132. 136 Heiberger. Shani 110 Helisek. Frank 2. 10. 14. 100. 104. 121. 124. 125. 145. 147 Helton. Michael 90. 128 Helton. Tricia 100. 124. 126. 127, 133 Hendershot. Tabitha 83. 110. 127. 131. 133 Henderson. Arthur 16. 17. 28, 70. 71. 124. 166. 167 Henderson. Jon 71. 100, 121 Henderson. Renita 74. 90 Hendrickson. James 71. 100. 117 Hen non. Halle 110 Higgins. Jean 154. 164 Hilberry. John 100 Hills, Michael 110 Hilton. Christine 90. 116. 121. 124 Hilton. David 110. 127 169 hitt Teresa 110 Mobson, El ta 110 hobson, Tammie 100 Mocanson. Stacy 90. 122. 128 Mogue. Bonnie 90. 131 Mogue. Lori 100. 128 Mohbach. Joellc 100. 131 Motben. heather 83. 110 Moiewski. Richard 90. 121 Moioweiko. Sharyn 90 hoizworth. Sylvia 159 Mommy. Tammy Jo 16. 17. 28. 131. 166. 167 Moschar. Brent 90. 126. 131 Moschar. Stephen 100 Mouse. Thomas 67. 90 householder. Debra 100 Mowarth. Leigh 110. 127 Mowarth. Rim 16. 17. 28. 166. 167 Muhta. Timothy 110 hunter. David 144. 145. 159 Muntington. Charles 90. 121. 144 Muntington. Tammi 110 Murd. Thomas 100 Mutchinson. Mancy 130. 159 in man. Bradley 110 Irwin. James 134. 159 izotic. James 110 Jackson. Jody 100. 127, 133 Jacobs. Scott 110. 114. 144 Jacobs. Shannon 2. 8. 16. 17. 28. 47. 82. 122. 126, 166. 167 James. Alaina 74. 107, 110. 121. 130, 132. 134 James. Alexis 16. 17. 28. 47. 120. 122. 134. 135. 166. 167 James. Mane 155 Jaram. Renneth 110, 117 Jaram. Ronald 110 Jena. Matt 90. 128. 134 Jenkins. Lynn 16. 17. 28. 44. 129. 131. 135. 136. 166. 167 Jobe. Jonathan 16. 17. 28. 39. 47. 127. 129, 131. 132. 133. 135, 166. 167 Johnson. Michael 69. 100 Johnson. Sabrina 90 Jones. Lisa 100. 124 Jones. Marcus 16. 17. 28. 65. 68. 70. 71. 84. 166. 167 Jones. Melinda 16. 17. 166. 167 Jones. Rondell 110. 117 Jute, Frank 126. 156. 164 Jute, Lucille 159 Rabler. Darren 110. 145 Raleugher. Richard 155 Rarczewski, Theresa 16. 17, 28. 47. 129. 166. 167 Raye. Rachelle 100. 123. 125 Raercher. Vicki 159 Reeley. Cathleen 110. 127 Reeley. Patrick 67. 160 Reith. Latonia 73. 100 Relly. Annette 16. 17. 29. 120. 134. 135. 137. 166. 167 Relly. Donald 69. 90 Relly. Rristina 81. 100. 123. 132. 142. 144 Rems. Jennifer 16. 17. 29. 73. 143, 144, 166. 167 Rincade. Brian 5. 16. 17. 29. 166. 167 Rincade. Jennifer 110 Rinkead. Richard 160 Ring. David 5. 12. 16. 17. 29. 46. 120. 166. 167 Ring. Leigh Anne 90. 130. 132. 135 Ring. Lou 155 Ring, Penny 100 Rirkland, Angela 14. 16. 17, 29. 74. 75. 76. 77. 166. 167 Rirkland. Lonette8, 13. 16. 17. 29. 47. 49. 122. 129, 130. 136. 141. 166. 167 Rirkland. Victoria 16. 17, 29. 166, 167 Rittner, Doug 100. 121 Rlink. Tina 110. 127 Rlink. Tracey 110. 125. 127 Rness. William 160 Roch. Gregory 90. 94. 126 Rohlman. Mark 16. 17. 29. 47. 166. 167 Rolumban. Deanna 90. 124. 127. 136 Rolumban. Scott 100. 124. 125 Rondracki. Julie 73. 100. 122. 123. 141 R repps. Rlmberly 8. 83. 110. 130 Rronk. hazel 160 Rulesza. Bolek 12. 16. 17. 29. 65. 121. 166, 167 Lampkin. Clarissa 90. 127, 133. 135 Landsbach. Jason 101. 126 Landsbach. Jodi 7. 16. 17. 30. 78. 128. 166. 167 Lantz. Brian 16. 17. 30. 166. 167 Lantz. Reith 110. 121 LaVette. Jacqueline 14, 74. 77. 78. 90 Leach. Gary 131. 160 Leavens. John 110 Legzdin. Brandy 16. 17. 166, 167 Leiper. Charles 67 Leist. Rose 73. 101. 104. 123. 132. 141 Leist. William 110. 114. 120. 131 Leksell. Charles 62. 63 Ley. John 12. 13. 16. 17. 30. 41, 45. 49. 67. 120. 126, 127, 134. 166. 167 Libert. Doug 16. 17. 30. 166. 167 Liberty. Lisa 6. 15. 82. 90. 122. 127. 131. 133. 135 Liberty. Scott 7. 16. 17. 30. 47, 65. 131. 166. 167 Lindsay, Mark 110 Linzey. Matthew 101 Livingston, Darrel 110 Lombardo, Alice 155 Lopes. Alicia 91. 123 Lucci. Mike 66. 110. 136 Lucci, Robert 9. 66. 101. 127 Ludwig. Sherry 101 Mabin. Corey 13. 62. 63. 91. 132. 134. 135 McDonald. Elizabeth 91, 124 MacDonald. Rimberly 11. 91. 116. 125. 145. 147, 151 Magliocca. rieil 101 Magliocchi. Mark 111 Maher. William Joseph 13. 16. 17. 30. 49. 127. 133. 135. 144. 145, 150. 166. 167 Mako. Michelle 2, 101. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 144 Malaghina. Shelly 101 Mallick. Pamela 81, 101, 126. 127. 133 Mancini. Rick 62, 71 Mangerie. David 70. 71. 91. 126 Mangerie, Leslie 5. 15. 82. 91. 122. 127. 130. 133 Mangerie. William 111. 127. 134 Mannerino. hatalie 2. 13. 101. 121. 123. 128. 132. 136. 141 Manwiller. Donna 105 Manzetti. Dawn 74. Ill Markusic. Frank 127 Martin. Laura 101 Marvin. Robert 111 Marx. Cybil 8. Ill Mason. Michelle 74. Ill Matthews. Brian 16. 17. 166. 167 Matthews. Stacey 74. 107, 111. 121 Matthews. Rristie 7. 91. 122. 126. 136 Mayle. Gerry 101 McCann. Laura 111 McClain. Robert 160 McClintock. Mancy 155 McClintock. Walter 101 McCowin. Larry 160 McCoy, Ayanna 111 McCready. David 62. 63. 91. 127. 131. 134. 144 McCullough, Wilma 155 McFadden. Robert 16. 17. 166. 167 McFadden. Seanna 91 McFarland, David 2. 4. 16. 17. 30. 49. 63. 137. 166. 167 McGee. Tracy 111 McRim. Erin 101. 123. 136. 141 McRinney. Michael 101. 126 McLean. Carrie 16. 17. 30. 136. 166. 167. 168 McLean. David 71. 101 McLeod. George 69. 101 McMillen, Jonelle 131. 160 Means. Phillip 111 Meehan, Rimberly 111, 127. 141 Mendicino, Pete 135. 161 Menu. Jennifer 80. 81. 111. 132. 134. 136 Menu Robert 16. 17. 30. 166. 167 Metheny. Rebecca 16. 17. 31. 47. 50. 80. 81. 166. 167 Meyer. Valerie 111 Myers. Jeanine 73. 101. 124 Milhalko. Timothy 111 Miles, Edward 111 Miller. David 91, 94 Milliner. Andre 69. Ill Mills. Michael 66 Milnes. harry 161 Mineard. Brent 101 Mineard. Travis 101. 126. 135 Mitchell. Staci 111 Mlak, Eric 66. 111. 132. 134 Mlak. Walter 101 Mohr, Michael 101 Molter, John 16. 17. 166. 167 Monahan. Sharon 101. 134. 145 Moneta. Ray 111 Montgomery. Tiffany 101. 126 Monza. Gary 111 Moon. Troy 71 Moore. Chrischelle 101 Moore. John 111 Moore. Marci8. 16. 17. 31. 47. 122. 126. 136. 166. 167. 168 Moore. Mark HI. 127 Moran. Gerald 53, 154 Moran. Gretchen 16. 17. 31. 45. 50. 53. 120. 121. 126. 151. 132. 135. 136. 166. 167. 170 Moran. Laura 111, 134. 145 Morgan. Pauline 154 Morgan. Thomas 101. 127. 144. 145 Moultrie. Shonn 16, 17. 166. 167 Mulig. Michael 70. 71. 91. 128 Murray. David 161 Murry. Karen 91. 137 Musloe. Shelley 16. 17. 31. 40. 122. 136. 166. 167 Mussey. John 91. 137 Malesnik. Karen 100. 134. 142. 145 Hardone. William 13. 16. 17. 31. 44. 50. 67. 120. 128. 131. 134. 166. 167 Maugle. Sue 16. 17. 31. 166. 167 Havolio. Kevin 16. 17. 166. 167 Mesbit. Tesha 101. 121. 124. 125. 126. 127. 132. 133. 136. 146 nesmith. Antonio 91 Mesmith, Duayne 65. 71. 101 nesmith. Tyrone 7. 16. 17. 31. 70. 71. 166. 167 Meumann. Dana 111. 141 Mewman. Diona 73. 74. 101. 104. 127 newton. Garry2. 16. 17. 31, 47. 70. 71. 134. 166. 167 noel. Shelly 91. 126. 129. 136. 170 noss. Susan HI. 135 novak. John 91. 124 novakovich. John 91. 150 nugent. Michelle 102 Musser. nancy 161 Odum. William 111 Ohnczeit. Ada 155 OTIeill. Sylvia 155 Oravitz. Charles 16. 17. 166. 167 Oravitz. Karen 91. 127 Oravitz. Scott 111 Omer. Stacy 137 On. Samuel 154 Orto. Kimberly 16. 17. 31. 135. 166. 167 Orto. West ley 102 Osman. Todd 91 Fadezanin. Mary Jean 161 Fadgett. Thomas 16. 17. 32. 166. 167 Faisley. Susan 63. 80. 81. 84. 91. 126. 131. 143 Faliani. Charlotte 161 Faliani. Lou 71 Falka. norma 155 Fangbum. Kim 16. 17. 32. 47. 122. 128. 129. 131. 136. 166. 167 Fardini, Joe 111 Farris. Lonaine 73. 112 Farson. Russell 112 Partington. Lisa 74. 102. 123. 130. 131 Fashuta. James 112 Fa swell. Sheila 112 Pavlovic. Julia 39. 91. 120. 122. 126. 127. 131. 141 Felaia. Joy 7. 8. 16. 17. 32. 41. 42. 45. 50. 51. 120. 122. 126. 129. 131. 136. 166. 167. 170 Felaia. Lisa 8. 80. 81. 102. 105. 121. 122. 123. 126. 131. 136. 145 Ferminter. Aric 65. 112 Ferminter. Cynthia 74. 102 Ferminter. Faul 102 Fetrozza. William 126. 132. 161 Petty. Terra 74. 78. 79. 112 Pfeifer. Renee 112. 132. 144 Phillips. Amy 80. 81. 91. 128. 131. 136. 142. 145 Ficcinini. Anne 16. 17. 32. 44. 50. 53. 129. 131. 132. 135. 143. 166. 167 Fickrell. Samantha 2. 10. 16. 17. 32. 42. 53. 124. 125. 131. 136. 146. 147. 166. 167 Fietrandrea. Fat 63. 73. 132 Pinkerton. Shawn 102 Fintur. Jodi 16. 17. 32. 137. 166. 167 Pisano. Jennifer 102. 124, 128 Pisano. Stephany 4. 6. 7. 13. 16. 17. 32. 39. 41. 42. 47. 50. 122. 127. 131. 133. 141. 142. 145. 166. 167 Pietz. Leigh 16. 17. 32. 44. 50. 131. 132. 135. 166. 167 Plummer. Brian 91. 137 Plummer. Keith 16. 17. 32. 137. 166. 167 Fodbielski. Tony 102 Folas. Richard 127. 133. 162 Fonos. Iva Elizabeth 112 Popovich. John 62. 63. 112. 127. 133 Quest. Thelma 155 Quest. Tracy 80. 81. 91. 135. 136. 143 Rader. Dayna 112 Rae. Amy Jo 8. 13. 16. 17. 19. 33. 41. 42. 120. 122. 124. 125. 128. 129. 130. 134. 135. 136. 141. 166. 167. 172 Ragland. Bernard 69. 102 Raisley. Brenda 102 Raisley. Darlene 16. 17. 33. 137. 166. 167 Raisley. Donna 91 Randza. James 71. 102. 127 Reeher. Janet 155 Reeher. William 112 Reese. Matthew 69. 112 Reston. Randy 102 Reynolds. Edwin 12. 16. 17. 68, 69. 84. 166. 167 Reynolds. Ericka 112 Ricci, Lorraine 155 Riggins. Zavier 112 Riley. Jacqueline 162 Rimoldi. Emma 155 River. Pam 16. 17. 33. 47. 50. 127, 127. 133. 166. 167. 170 Russell. Brian 16. 17, 33. 166. 167 Ryan. Karlin 74. 75. 76, 77. 162 Ryan. Mary Jane 122. 123. 162 Rylott. Faul 16. 17. 33. 166. 167 -S- Sabino. Phil 14. 16. 17. 34. 38. 166. 167 Sakraida. Linda 122. 123. 130. 136 Salvador. Jennifer 112 Salvadori. Joseph 134. 162 Sams. Tracy 112 Samuels. William 65. 71. 92 Saunders. Judith 112 Schaeffer. Jeff 92. 94. 137 Schlotter. Donann 112 Schmidt. Jody 16. 17. 34. 166. 167 Schutte. Scott 16. 17. 166. 167 Sciarro, Jason 66. 67. 92. 94. 135 Scott. Adrienne 92. 127 Scott. Alyssa 112 Scott. Jai 102. 143 Scott. Robin 16. 17. 34. 40. 82. 120. 122. 132. 134. 136. 166. 167 Scott. Shawn 112 Scranton. Jimmy 112. 127 Seaman. Michelle 102. 130 Searfoss. Scott 65. 102 Sebastian, Christy 137. 162 Sekeres. Lisa 112. 127 Selby. Geraldine 162 Sergi. Rebecca 16. 17. 34. 53. 166. Porter. Fred 70. 71 Potter. Paulette 127, 162 Price. Marlin 16. 17. 33. 121. 124. 166. 167 Friestas. Delsea 83. 112, 121 Fronesti. Richard 65. 71. 102 Pugh. Alexis 78. 102 Pugh. Ronnie 78. 112 133. 166. 167 Rock. Theresa 16. 17. 33. 166. 167 Rogers. Lisa 91 Rose. Carl 112 Ross. Margaret 165 Rowe. Toni 16. 17. 33. 166. 167 Ruby. Michael 2. 4, 8. 16. 17. 33. 38. 47. 50. 65. 70. 71. 120. 126. 167 Shaffer. Shannon 112 Shaw. Stephanie 16. 17. 34. 137. 166. 167 Shearer. Jason 66. 112 Sheets. Sandra 74, 102 Sheffield. Hazel 162 Shcpci. Michael 102 Sherrill. Marcie 102. 121, 126. 131 Shot ton. Connie 102. 130 Shuler, Michelle 102. 123. 126. 135 Simmel. Klint 4. 70. 71. 87. 92. 117. 120 Simmons. Sean 71. 102. 126 Simms. Jason 112 Slappy. Anthony 112 Slavic. Andrew 112 Smaii. Edward 102 Smail, Katherine 16. 17, 34. 166. 167 Smartz. Joseph 163 Smiley. Becki 16. 17. 53. 166. 167 Smith. Chad 137 Smith. Christopher 62. 63. 112. 114. 144 Smith. Crystal 112 Smith. Donald 102. 121. 126 Smith. George 66. 155. 165 Smith. Margaret 92. 128. 129 Smith. Melissa 16. 17. 166. 167 Smith, Rolonda 16. 17. 34. 166. 167 Smith. Tonya 78. 112 Snyder. Bobbie 78. 83. 113. 127. 132. 133 Sochia. Coletta 16. 17. 166. 167 Sochia. Stacey 113 Solomon. Rodney Thompson 16. 17. 34. 65. 84. 166. 167 Sommer. Joel 12. 16. 17. 34, 120. 171 126, 134, 166. 167 Sped man, Robert 102 Stanyard. Michael 113 SL Espirit, Jeff 113 St Espirit. Philip 102 SL Espirit Rich 102. 121 Stevenson. Jeffrey 69 Stockunas. Matthew 67. 71, 102. 121. 124 Stover, Maryann 78. 79, 82, 92. 120. 122. 127. 131. 132. 142. 145 Straley. Ellis 102. 123, 135 Stratton. Daniel 113 Summers. Haney 11. 92. 95. 125 Summers. Robert 16. 17. 35. 64, 65. 166. 167 Sypolt Lynda 102. 126. 135 Szopo. Jean 155 Tanchuk. Ben 113 Tavern. Tiffany 13. 102. 128, 130, 141 Tavema. Joseph 113, 127, 132, 133. 134 Taylor. Adam 113. 127. 134 Taylor, hicholette 74. 103 Taylor. Tonya 92 Taylor, Tylan 69 Teal. David 16. 17. 35, 121, 166. 167 Teapole, Toni 16. 17, 35. 137. 166. 167 Thellman. Jeffrey 66. 67. 70. 71. 92. 128. 131 Thellman, Ronald 67, 92. 128 Thomas. Demmica 92, 141 Thomas. Jode 74. 76. 78. 113. 114 Thompson, Andre 92 Thompson. Michael 113 Thompson. Tracy 92 Thumm, Albert 16. 17. 35. 166. 167 Tobin. Kimberli 103 Tooch. Laurie 83. 103, 128, 131 Tooch. Randy 12. 16. 17. 35, 45. 67, 120. 128. 131. 134. 136. 166. 167 Torres. Albert 16. 17. 35, 126. 166. 167 Torres, Denise 16. 17. 35. 166. 167 Toy. Heather 78. 103, 104, 125 Tress. Constance 16. 17. 35, 166. 167 Trputec. Joseph 113 Trputec. Pamela 103 Trputec. Raymond 16, 17, 35. 131. 166. 167 Trzcinski. Joseph 103, 126 Trgovac. Frank 163 Tymous. Gregory 113 Tyson. Brian 92. 131 Tyson. Raymond 113 Uslenghi. Annette 103 Uslenghi. Janelle 92, 120. 122 172 Vankirk. Ryan 66. 71. 103. 127 Vaughn. Morris 16. 17. 166. 167 Veon, Carla 78. 113. 130 Villella, Theodore 16. 17. 36. 121. 166. 167 Vogler, Donna 92. 124, 125 Vorkapich. heather 83. 113. 127. 136 Wagner. Mike 16. 17. 36. 47, 50. 53. 68. 69. 84. 131. 135. 166. 167 Wagner, Regis 53, 154 Wakelee. Jody 92. 122. 128. 131. 136. 141 Waldron. Roberta 74. 78. 103 Waldron, Tracy 74. 113 Walker, Sonya 14. 16. 17. 36. 74, 75. 76. 77. 120. 122. 123. 135. 166. 167 Walker. Tonya 14. 16. 17. 36. 74. 75. 76. 166. 167 Walter. Deneen 113 Ward. Maurice 155 Waters. Joseph 65. 84, 103 Waters, Josephine 78. 103 Waters, hicole 103 Watson, Tricia 16. 17, 36. 137, 166. 167 Wayne. John 16. 17. 36. 166, 167 Weatherly, Thomas 113, 144 Weaver, Rashane 74. 78. 113 Weckerly. Anita 16. 17. 36. 40. 47. 125. 127, 129. 133, 135, 136, 146, 166. 167 Weckerly. Donald 103 Weckerly, John 113, 134 Welsh. Carol 155 Welsh, Jason 7, 69. 92. 135 Welsh. Tara 74. 113. 141 Wenzel. Bethany 73. 103. 105. 126. 131. 145 West. Andre 65, 92. 124 West, hicole 92 West. Richard 103 West Tiffany 78. 127. 130. 133 White. Donald 163 White. Patti 92. 137 Whitla. Robert 63. 103 Whittington. Antoine 93, 121 Why. Frank 67. 93. 127. 131. 134. 144 Wickline. Joseph 93 Wickline. Robert 16.17. 36. 62. 63. 166. 167 Wiley. Derrick 71. 103 Williams. Derek 113 Williams. St Clair 7. 65, 70, 71. 93 Williams. Tammy 87. 93. 120. 122. 123. 124. 125. 127. 129. 130. 133. 134. 135. 136. 141 Williams. Tara 74. 113 Wiliams. Trent 66. 113. 121. 127. 133. 134 Williford. Kelly 123 Willimet. Christopher 127 Wilson, Earl 121, 163 Wilson. John 163 Wilson. Kathy 103, 131 Wilson. Tammy 74. 78, 113 Winkle. Holly 2. 9. 14. 16. 17. 19. 36. 38. 42. 45. 120. 122. 128, 129. 131. 136. 166. 167 Woods. Bobbie Jo 113 Wozniak, Jami 16. 17, 37. 124, 166. 167 Wynn. Jacquin 65. 137 Ye rage. Ed 163 Yonlisky. Richard 63. 93 Young, Chad 69. 103 Young. James 62. 63. 93, 94. 95, 126. 135 Young. LaVonne 93 Young, Richard 7. 9. 16. 17. 37, 47, 50. 120. 131. 134. 136. 166. 167 Young. Robyn 103 Young. Stephanie 80. 81, 103. 128. 130. 131 Yurich. Lynette 74, 93, 122, 132. 136. 141 Yurich. Tracy 40. 83. 103. 104. 121, 122. 123 Yurshia. Candida 113 Zack. Keith 16. 17, 37. 166. 167 Zack. Kenneth 16. 17. 37, 50. 166. 167 Zahnd. Sara 81. 103 Zahorsky. Michael 163 Zawatski. Pat 155. 165 Zdrahal, Thomas 113. 131 Zelesnak, Laura lee 103, 121. 123. 124. 125. 132. 136, 141 Zelesnak, Lynda 141 Zielinske, Shawn 103 Zwieryznski. Lou Ann 16. 17, 37. 47. 135. 166. 167 JOSTENS