Burrell High School - Buccopia Yearbook (Lower Burrell, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

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Mr. Szul, I got the gist of this lab wa a “ay ‘4 Wek SE [ = ) Fic wapehy™ y x JIA ScdT UM AMeh Se “49 ) 60 Stw wr Seiad ML “ Rhy AW Ros Kin Poult ue Beal me! aio If he’s Tonto, About the hand— Mo Ghouls, Ghosts, So you're an American, eh? and Goblins? So we wear make-up. Wanna make something of it? ra RY A Quick Snac Better watch that arm while Ed is eating! 12 ee 7 ’ I don’t feel like watching you swallow your fork again, Shelly. 13 { a Y —— a 16 REMEMBER OUR FACULTY FACULTY 19 SCHOOL ee ria UV Row 2: Mr. Kenneth B. Cyphert—Industrial Arts; Dr. Carole A. Zeolla—Home Ec., Child Dev., Mrs. Rita A. Pescatore—Substitute; Mrs. Amy Palermo—Home Ec Row 1: Mr. Jacques R. Watkins—Art at f “7 RE “7 a ANNA WV E Binh Wn fan thi ion. Row 3: Mr. Fred Herlinger—Phys. Ed., Health; Mrs. Mary Tackett—Phys. Ed., Health; Mrs Mary Ann Neuschwander—Phys. Ed., Health; Mr. John Robuck—Phys. Ed., Health. Row 4: Mrs. Myra Guin—Phys. Ed., Health, Mr Kenneth Virostek— Phys. Ed., Health. 5 Y Mle if FACULTY 22 (BK Guna 7: ee: oy, G2 FROTY CIRTONEATINSEA TONED UNTY iii, Row 1: Mr. Bob Kariotis—Math, Computers; Mr. Ron- § ald C. Smoyer—Math; Row 2: Mr. Michael W. } Matisko—Math, Mr. Bill McGuire—Math; Mr. Rudy Veselicky—Math; Row 3: Mr. Patrick J. Flaherty— SS SO a er ee ee Math; Mr. Marko Arezina, Jr.—Math, Computers; Mrs. B. Kocon—Resource Room; Mr. Devine—Occupational Education; Row 4: Miss Sharon Rummel—Special Edu- cation; Mrs. Norma White—Aide Column 1: Mr. James Lagoon, Jr.—Band; Mr. Michael Lucidi— Business; Miss Mary Ann Marchi— Business; Mrs. Maureen Cochran—Business; Column 2: Mr. Paul H. Shiring—Chem Study; Mr. Joseph S. Szul—Biology; Column 3: Mr. Ronald M. Vogel—Science; Mr. William Barry—Chemistry; Column 4; Mr. Samuel Earhart— Physics; Mr Peter Bosin—Biology, Science Tal cf PR fe LL} CANIN i Uf 3 ee ee ES ES ED FACULTY 23 Row 1: Mr. George S. Geyer—History; Mr. Phil- ip Malobicki—History; Row 2: Mr. Frank A. Solomond—History; Mr. Robert K. Jones—Social Studies, Mr. Joseph Boario—History Row 3: Mr. William Eberhardt—History; Mr. James Brackin—History; Mr. Don Kelly—Social Studies; Mr. Lee Herps—History DH FACULTY Clockwise from top left: Mr. Edward W. Turner— English; Mr. Gene Centorcelli—English; Mr. Thomas E. Marko—English; Mr. David P. Strellec—English; Mrs. Cathy Haas—English; Mr. Fred Gaggini—English; Mrs. Carole J. Teyssier—English; Mr. James Pryke—French; Mrs. Cynthia J. Stanko—Spanish; Miss Michele Corey— Spanish; Miss Jane Fogel—Reading; Mr. Larry R Bell—English; Mrs. Kathleen Jones—English a iy = WA. re i FACULTY 25 Row 1: Dr. Gerald Malecki—Superintendent; Mr. Mr. John L. George—Principal; Mr. Frank Prazenica Charles Smith—Administrative Assistant; Mr. Frank Assistant Principal Pallone— Administrative Assistant; OES SS hu aOR : ie omar? Rin Cahe Row 1; Mr. Carl Scanga—Science; Mr. Joseph Yedlowski— Driver's Ed.; Mrs. Marlene Brown—Mathematics; Middle: Mr. Morris Aimino—Guidance; Last Row: Mr. William Hajel— Guid- ance; Mr. Richard Farinelli—Choir; Mr. Donald Wagner— Industrial Arts FACULTY 2? a4 Foal = — woe . ° a « ah Cra Fe ee a ho Wat 5 ee MEDS EE SIS Win § 02] buy o 23 55 5 | 5 Zula e o 3 ov xe = 25a a w zo |g? 4 : | ¢ ee —— ip st eM Be! KOALHfh fl Column 1: Mrs Betty McIntyre —Secre- Column 2: Mrs. Marion Over—Librarian; Column 3: Mrs. Mary Simonette—Secre- lary, Mrs, Mildred Williams— Secretary Mrs. Norma Shirey—Library Aide tary; Mrs. Kathryn Cropcho—Secretary Z FACULTY = f bs] , : RK ¢ School Board of 1983: Row 1: Mrs. Marie Kocon, Mr. John Kristof, Mr. James Watson, Dr. Gerald Malecki, Mr. Charles Smith. Row 2: Mr. James Collodi, Mr. John Kane, Mr. David Heldman, Mrs. Mary Ann Hack, Mrs. Georgie Taylor, Mr. Joseph Bonidy. Missing: Mr. Ridgeway School Board for 1984: Row 1: Mr. Robert Lea, Mr. John Kane, Mr. John Kristof, Mr. David Heldman, Mr. James Collodi, Mrs. Marie Kocon. Row 2: Mr. Charles Smith, Dr. Gerald Malecki, Mr. James Watson, Mr. Joseph Bonidy, Mr. David Marinelli, Mrs. Sharon Cotton FACULTY 29 Remember Our - gem EEG ee. SE - 7 £ = e SENIORS: 32 Michael Keith Adams Michelle Marie Ankney Votech—Cosmetology, Mixed Chorus, Junior Achieve- ment, AFS, Yearbook Staff Francis John Arabia Basketball, Baseball, Track Herbert William Baker Black Powder, Votech Laurie Ann Balog Ski Club, AFS, Photo Club, Newspaper Joyce Ann Barrickman Chess Club, Stage Crew Club, Photo Club Richard Bayne Basketball, Swimming, Yearbook Staff, Marching Band Allan J. Beattie Football, Wrestling, Prom Committee, Homeroom Repre- sentative Charles Beatty | Senior Magazine Sale This year the senior class sold $9,500 worth of | 1eS and record albums. They were well over their © l of $8,000. The money from the sale is used tow: Senior ycl MOTs Banquet and future class reunions. Way to go, 32 SENIORS a. Lorrie Lynn Beck Swimming, Ski Club Diana Marie Behning Choir, Intramurals, Photo Club, Dungeons and Dragons Club Joseph Belli Judith Ann Belli Student Council and S.C. Club, AFS, Tennis Team, Prom Committee, Sophomore Class Secretary Lisa Jane Benkart Health Careers Club, Photo Club, Dungeons and Dragons Club Michelle Berkoben James Bistline Football, Wrestling, Senior Class President Lois Renee Blake Majorette, AFS, NHS, Cheerleader, French Club, Track, Swim Team, Gymnastics Jodi Bogdan SENIORS 3 Carl Bollden AFS Student, Football, Fall Play, AFS Club, Ski Club Kara Lynne Bonder Spanish Club, Health Careers Club, Yearbook, Concert Band, Colorguard David Alan Bracken Chess Club, Stage Crew Curt Britton Debby E. Brown Votech-Printing Class, School Play James A. Brown Head Photographer-Yearbook Staff, French Club, Dun: geons and Dragons Club Shari Lynn Victoria Brzozowski Newspaper Club, AFS, NJHS, NHS Edith Bucco John Carilli, “Hollywood” Wrestling, Black Powder Club Susan Frances Cherre Cheerleader-Captain, Student Council-V.P. Track, Prom Committee William Christy Marching, Stage, Pep, and Concert Bands, AFS, French Club, Wrestling Tracy Lynn Ciesielski Girl's Tennis Team-Co Captain, Boy's Tennis, NHS, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Karen Clowes John Wayne Cobes III Track, Golf, French Club, Ski Club, Chess Club, NJHS, Yearbook Staff, Set Crew Richard Comperatore Tracey Ann Corsello, “‘Boom” Choir, Track Mgr., School Play, Majorette, Votech-Cos- metology Scott Covert Woodshop Club, Black Powder Club, NHS Jodi Lynn Cravener What Do I Plan to Do After Graduation? Joyce Barrickman—Penn State University Chris Kaminski— Carnegie Mellon University Donna Kulick—Penn State or Robert Morris Steve Kinzer—University of Cincinnati Jim Brown—Indiana University Debby Brown—Get a job, meet a guy Tom Zuck—University of Pittsburgh Tracy Ciesielski—Slippery Rock Scot Stine—West Virginia University Carl Bollden—Go home to Uppsala University Bob Hess—IUP or Pitt Tracey Corsello—Buy a Porsche. Jennifer Sager—Bradford Business School Monica Overly—Seton Hill College SENIORS 35 Tracey Renee Critchlow Tennis, Set Crew, Spanish Club, BYEA, NHS, NJHS Marching and Concert Bands ’ Shelley Lee Cullen Girl’s Basketball, Softball, Gymnastics Club, Photo Club Lisa Czemerda NHS, Yearbook Staff, Co-Captain Tennis, NJHS, Health Careers Club, Intramurals Randall Daugherty Wrestling Alan Davis Helen Deiseroth Library Aid George Devore Wrestling, Track, Gymnastics Club Debbie Lynn Echon NHS, Spanish Club, Prop Committee Nancy Elizabeth Edwards Girl’s Chorus, County Chorus, AFS, Track 36 SENIORS Diane Lynn Emmert Tennis Team, Girl’s Basketball, Yearbook David Faith Angela Leigh Fanning Stitchery Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band-Drum Majorette Cynthia Marie Finn Track, Newspaper Staff and Club, Spanish Club, Gymnastics Club, Cheerleading John Fisher Mary Bridget Flaherty Cheerleader, Gymnastics Team, Gymnastics Club Ray Fogle Sharon L. Freynik AFS, Softball, Choir Joseph James Gemballa Track What will you miss the most when you Graduate from Burrell High School? Sarah Pecoraro—Leaving my friends and having to go away to college and start all Over again. David Pattock—Dustbowl Danny Spisak—Mr. Prazenica’s lectures. Jeff Koziarski—School lunch? Jennifer Gumbert—The Senior Class of 1984. SENIORS 37 D.J. George Football, Wrestling, Golf, Track, School Plays, Prom Committee, Ski Club Gina Giuliani D. Scott Greenaway Stage Crew, Dungeons and Dragons Club, Chess Club Wade Greenwald Wrestling, Gymnastics Club, Football Club, Football Bonnie Sue Greiner Gymnastics Club, Girl's Chorus, Health Careers, Majorette, Photo Club Beth Grum Timothy Guido Gymnastics Club, Ski Club, Baseball, Track Jennifer Kelley Gumbert Class Secretary, Pres. -Band, Homecoming, Student Council, Yearbook Photographer Brad H Hamilton Baseball, Ski Club 7 4 a % SENIORS Frank Harpster Randy Hart Wrestling, Football, Gymnastics Club, Baseball Richard Hatbob Chari Lyn Hawk Cheerleader-JV Cap., NHS-Sec., NJHS, Student Council-Sec., Homecoming Queen Steve J. Hegedus French Club Robert W. Hess Wrestling, Football, Jr. Class President, Soph.-Vice Pres., Student Council Michelle Heuser Amy Marie Higgins Marching and Concert Band, AFS, Newspaper Staff and Club. Leonard C. Hoch Wrestling, Ski Club, Votech Bonnie Greiner—Growing up. Helen Makara—Having one “heck” of a good time! Dan Miller—Interesting Tracy Jackson—Knowing not to stand up when the 10-minute bell rings. Herbie Baker—Having privileges and being on top. Tracey Kendrick—Knowing you didn’t have to come back to school next year. Scott Luke—Starting a new life. Renee Blake—The end of fun and the true beginning of school. Dave Kennedy—Getting up at 6:30 and still finding a way to be late for school. Todd Johnston—This is my last year of pub- lic education. SENIORS 39 Linda Houser Tina Hritz Carol Hunter Timothy Wayne Hyland Marching, Concert, Stage, and Pep Bands, NHS, Set Crew, Technical Director Carol Lynn Ide Marching, Concert, Stage, and Pep Bands, Swim Team- Captain, Swim Club, Softball Team Kenneth J. Ignozzi Football, Track, AFS, Key Club, Ski Club Judith Lynn Jackson Colorguard, French Club, Ski Club, Key Club Tracy L. Jackson French Club, Yearbook Staff, AFS, Key Club, Tennis Team, Newspaper Staff Sharon L. Janosky Majorette, AFS SENIORS Jamie Lynn Johnston Colorguard, Basketball-Co Cap., Track, French Club, Newspaper Club, AFS Lori Ann Johnston Colorguard, French Club, Newspaper Club, Photography Club, Marching Band Todd Alan Johnston NHS and Club-Pres., French Club-Treasurer, NJHS, Baseball, Basketball Chris Kaminski Basketball, Football, Golf, Ski Club Katherine Louise Kapustik Yearbook-Editor, Spanish Club-Vice Pres., Concert, Marching, and Pep Bands, NHS Robert Christopher Karrs Editor-Newspaper Staff, AFS, BYEA, Set Crew, Play, Marching Band a uo Raymond Kastelic Football, Football Club, Gymnastic Club, Basketball Tracey L. Kendrick Swimteam, Majorette Manager, Photo Club David B. Kennedy, “Bumbie” Football, Wrestling, Ski Club What was Your Most Memorable Moment at Burrell? Wade Greenwald—Winning The Greater Allegheny Conference Football Championship in 1982. Darla Trzeciak—The day I copied the wrong test in Mrs. Brown’s room. Tom Tallarico—Moving cars, switching signs, and draining pools. Shari Brzozowski—Senior dress-up days. Angela Fanning—At the Valley game when we got our can- non back. SENIORS 4) Michael Kindler Steven Douglas Kinzer Vo-Tech, Vica Debra Klimkowski Jeffrey S. Koziarski Swim Team, Track, Swim Club Lisa A. Kuchta Majorette, Co-Head, VoTech—Art, AFS Photo. Club, Vica Donna Maria Kulick Key Club, AFS Sandra Kwiatek Robert K. Landowski Football, Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, Football Club Marlin Lane Best Body Susan Cherre, Mark ! Deneen Lynne Lasher Cheerleader, Majorette, Student Council Votech—Cos- metology, Gymnastics Club Linda L. Lawson “Wilma” Colorguard, Basketball—Cap., Softball, AFS, Gymnastics Club, Track Elizabeth Sharon Lea Swim Team, Ski Club, French Club, Choir, Newspaper Staff, Track Robert S. Leeman Track, Chess Club Troy Lester Sign Language Drama Group Kevin Lettrich NHS, Ski Club Robin Elizabeth Linney AFS Joni S. Liput Cheerleader, J.V. Varsity, NHS, Student Council, Student Council Club Lisa Ann Niccole Lizzi “‘Frostie”’ Vo-Tech—Comm. Art, Library Aide Class Clowns Helen Makara, Scott Sweeney Joseph Locke Scott A. Luke Black Powder Club Heidi Lukomski Sangeeta Suzanne Luthra Student Council—Pres., NHS—V. Pres., Choir, Track, Colorguard, Spanish Club Robert S. Luzik French Club, Black Powder Club, VoTech—Electronics, Vica Timothy Maglisco Helen Marie Makara Basketball, Softball, Editor—Newspaper, Newspaper Club, Explorers Anthony Martin Michael Shawn Mattern Marching Band, Set Crew—Lights, AFS, VoTech—Elec- tronics, Newspaper, Band Janine Mazur Gymnastic Team Club, Cheerleader, AFS, Track, Health Careers Club Kevin Richard McCloskey Swim Team, Tennis, Sr. Class—Treas., NHS, NJHS, French Club—Sec., Ski Club—Pres. Richard McGee Steve McKillop Wrestling, Gymnastics Club, Woodshop Club David J. McNally NHS, Tennis, Golf, Wrestling, French Club Lisa Michael Dan Miller ‘‘Mills’’ Football, Wrestling, Ski Club, Football Club, Studli. Council Linda Sue Milliron Gymnastic Team Club—Cap., Colorguard, Swim Team William L. Mitchell Archery Club, Black Powder Club, Spanish Club Most Guy-Minded Girl Missy Yanshak Mark Bruno Montgomery Wrestling, Football, Gymnastics Club, Student Council Carl A. Nace Swim Team Club, Concert Marching Bands Jeanette Lynne Neusch Track, Gymnastics Club Kristen Lynn Oates Colorguard—Co Cap., Tennis, Yearbook, Track, AFS, Yearbook Club Dirk Obbink Keith Eric Paul Orkis VoTech—Welding Monica L. Overly Cheerleader, Gymnastics Club, AFS Michael Nicholas Pallone Spanish Club—Treas., NHS, NJHS, Tennis Team David A. Pattock NHS, NJHS, Ski Club, Football, Baseball, Track 4 aye ————————— =! ieSENIORS Peter R. Pavlik Black Powder Club—Pres. Sarah Brigette Pecoraro Colorguard, Ski Club, Spanish Club, AFS Brian Pennington Black Powder Club, Photo. Club, VoTech—Computers Nathan Peterson Steve Petrosky Baseball, Basketball, Intramurals Frank Phelps Joseph J. Pish Chess Club Gordon Plouchard Maria Polak Best Dressed Jodi Bogdan, Kevin Lettrich Alan Nicholas Polczynski French Club—Pres., AFS, Dungeons Dragons, NJHS, Play, Set Crew Steven Daniel Potter School Plays, Cannoneer, Photo. Club, French Club, Library Aide, VoTech, Vica Albert F. Pugliese “Pug” Basketball, Baseball, NJHS, French Club, American Le- gion Award William Anthony Ravotti Basketball—Cap., Student Council Club, Newspa- per—Sports Editor, Jr Class Treas. Brian Rhoades David Michael Rieg Basketball Marcella Lee Rogozinski Track, Newspaper—Feature Editor, AFS, Library Aide, Office Aide John Rossi Dana Lee Rupert Softball, Basketball, Mixed Chorus, Library Aide, AV Club Most Talkative Jamie Johnston, Tom Zuct , } seniors Jennifer Lee Sager Colorguard, NHS, Library Aide, Baseball, Scorekeeper Alex Jerome Salego Football, Track, Gymnastics Club Susan Ann Salego VoTech Maryanne Sanner Swim Team—Capt., NHS—Treas., NJHS David Saska Timothy Schantz Amy Marie Schultz Basketball, Track, School Plays, AFS, Club, Majorette—Head, Yearbook Victoria Ann Scibilia Newspaper, AFS, Prop Committee, Office Aide, Girl’s Basketball, Mar. Colleen Vanessa Scratchard Choir, Bible Club, Yearbook Club Friendliest Jennifer Gumbert, Jim Bistline Ue’ Ad Fi ” - ee I Lori Ann Shemanski French Club, Colorguard, Photo. Club, Dungeons Dragons, Ski Club Mark Allen Sipes BYEA, Stage Crew, VoTech James Skinner Charles Smith Football, Swimming David Smith Michael Smith Christopher J. Solomond Baseball, NHS, Intramurals, Stage Crew Daniel Scott Speer “Superfly” Newspaper Club, Football Holly Lynn Spires Swim Team, Majorette, AFS, Ski Club Most Likely To Succeed Tim Hyland, Sangeeta Luthr Daniel Scott Spisak Joan Stadterman Brian Steen Scot F. Stine ‘“‘Beiner”’ Track, Football, Golf, Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, French Club James Stiveson Cathy Sullivan Stitchery Club, Gymnastics Club Denise Ann Suppa Stitchery Club, Gymnastics Club Scott Thomas Sweeney Football, Gymnastics Club, Newspaper Club Craig Michael Swiergol Football Club, Baseball, Swimming Club Worst Case of Senioritis Kathy Wills, Dave Kennedy Lisa Marie Szul Colorguard, Newspaper Staff Club, NJHS Thomas M. Tallarico Wrestling, Archery Club, Intramurals, Woodshop Club Robert Charles Tatrn French Club, Football, Baseball Paula Thomas Steve Thomas Michelle Lynn Thompson Photo. Club, Health Careers Club, Dungeons Dragons, Swim Team Peter Tomiczek Darla Ann Trzeciak Photography Club Eric Raymond Uncapher Track, Football, Gymnastics Club, VoTech—Comm. Art Sue Ann VanNorman Basketball, AFS, Softball, Spanish Club, Track Mark Venglik Kathryn Wills Michele Wohleber Track, Marching Concert Band, BYEA, Spanish Club Scott Wolford Byron Woodcock Michelle Renee Woods NJHS, Baseball Team—Scorekeeper Melissa M. Yanshak Cheerleader, Choir—Pres., Gymnastics Club, Ski Club, Student Council Robert Yohe Class Officers Jennifer Gumbert—Secretary, Jim Bistline—President, Kevin McKloskey —Treasurer, Robert Yohe—Vice President Charles Zaffuto Victoria Ann Zandona NJHS, NHS, AFS, Photo. Club, Dungeons and Dragons Club Pat Zollinger Thomas Zuck Football, Ski Club, Student Council, Yearbook, Prom Committee Matt Betts Greg Coulter Ronald Hecker Jimmy Machen Vo-Tech, Vica Jennifer Corrine Winetroub Ski Club _ The Perfect Senior Has The Eyes Of: Maria Polak, Scott Sweeney The Legs Of: Susan Cherre, Alex Salego The Hair Of: Tracey Corsello, Mark Mongtgomery The Nose Of: Helen Makara, John Rossi The Arms Of: Dana Rupert, Randy Hart The Smile Of: Monica Overly, David Pattock The Personality Of: Jennifer Gumbert Jim Bistline Seniors Not Pictured Tim Gelorme Joe Locke Lisa Melutis SENIORS 55 REMEMBER OUR bel Seniors Standing: Vice-President Robert Yohe, Secretary Jenni- fer Gumbert, Sitting: Treasurer Kevin McCloskey, Presi- dent Jim Bistline, Standing: Vice-president Mike Marra. Sitting: Treasurer Tim Matson, President Brad McGuire, Secretary Joy Faith. Juniors 56 CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Secretary Suzanne Pallone, Vice-President Christine Modey, Treasurer Dennis Preisser. Sitting: President Todd Frederick. Standing: Vice-President Melissa Lea, Secretary Charmagne Renock, Treasurer Kristen Collodi. Sitting: President Shaun Donley. Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS 57 JUNIORS - + =o Stanley Adams Joy Ament Lisa Anthony Bettina Ardito Thomas Armor Kelly Armour Bernard Atkinson Eric Awes Arnel Balcita Denise Barnett Jodi Bayer Beth Ann Beal Cheryl Beattie Daniel Bednar John Bell Dina Bellinotti Eve Beresik Scott Bibza Lisa Blair Danielle Bogan Where Do You Go On Friday Nights? Top Answers: McDonald’s Movies Parties JUNIORS 59 Roshelle Bonazza Michael Boyle Vicki Brock John Brown Darla Brzozowski Shawn Bush Tracy Calderone Curtis Caldwell Leigh Ann Cappa Phillip Carilli Darci Ciciarelli Bradley Clark Sharon Clear Lynne Clearfield Lee Clements John Como Lorie Cook Donald Cooper Renee Costanza Tammy Cribbs Candy Anyone? Did you ever notice over the course of the year how many candy sales there were? By now everyone has probably spent over $100.00 each buying anything from M M's to little knick-knacks sold by the yearbook staff. More candy was sold this year, and ev- eryone has a sweet tooth. @ sumiors Valerie Cribbs David Crum Susan DeFord Robert Doering Robert Dunn Thomas Earhart Andrew Edwards Eric Eskra Joy Faith Laura Farneth Eric Faybik Michael Feroce Remo Ficca Cecil Fisher Patricia Flaherty Gail Foeks Craig Fularz Daniel Gelorme John Giordano Kimberly Grazier Blonde’s In! So you wish you had blonde hair, huh? Notice the people who had dark hair last year and now have light hair. I guess they liked the phrase, “‘Blondes have more fun!”’ Did they ever prove the statement true? Maybe it’s time to find out. JUNIORS 61 Georgiann Greco Tracy Gregory Marci Grum Ronald Grzybek Kenneth Guido Mary Hack Christopher Haidze Lynda Hansotte Michele Harpster Shawn Hatbob Kristan Hatzimbes Fred Heidenreich Jamie Henry Beverly Hicks James Hightower Gina Honkus Mark Honkus Jeffrey Jackson Michael Kapustik Erin Kelly What’s Your Favorite T.V. Show? Top Answers: Guiding Light Cheers The A-Team Mash General Hospital A 62 SIMIORS Brian Kendrick Michele Kijowski Brigitte Kinosz Kristen Klems Karla Klems Mary Jo Klimkowski Stacey Knoll Susan Kohnle Jamie Kokenberger David Kristof Carolyn Krowsoski Joseph Kwiatek Joan Kalmar Brian Lang Wendy Lang Todd Lobaugh Sharon Love Frank Maier Mark Marmo Michael Marra What’s Your Favorite Radio Station? Top Answers: WBZZ (94) WAMO (106) WYDD (104) WDVE (102) =F JUNIORS 93 Rebecca Marshall Timothy Matson Dana Mattern Kimberly Mazur Angela Mazzeo Matilda Mazzotta Richard McAninch Jeffrey McCarrell Rebecca McCullough Bradley McGuire Chet Meanor Andrew Meso Cristen Merrick Lawrence Mester Traci Micenko Kurt Middleby Rodney Middleby Barbara Miller James Miller Kimberly Milliron Big Wheels! Did you ever notice at the beginning of school the blazers and trucks with mag wheels? You'd need a step ladder just to get to the first step. What makes them so great? Sure, they look really neat, but be serious. Would you like to ride around in a truck ten feet off the ground? It might appeal to some people, but it might be better to stay in contact with the ground! 4 JUINIORS Douglas Montanari Timothy Moret Tracey Morrow Judith Myers Brian Neilen Lisa Nicastro Jeffrey Novak Alan Nydes Arthur Oleskey Edward Oliver Debra Orostek Mark Paolillo Brian Parkhill Stacey Parkhill Tracey Pasterick Patricia Peck Paul Peterson John Peyronel Janelle Pierce Eugene Pish Look to the Sky. Besides the usual pep rallies, the cheerleaders really put their heads together to help psyche up the football team. They hired a pilot to fly over the Burrell and Val- ley practice fields with a banner displaying the words, “GO BUCS, BEAT VALLEY.” This happened the week before the rivalry football game. It was a proud moment for all as the plane circled the school and field. JUNIORS oo “oo Patrice Pitts Stephen Pituch Michelle Polimadei John Pope Patrick Provenzo Tonya Puz Elizabeth Quigley Lauri Reimer Sharon Roper Sharon Ross Joseph Ryan Kimberly Sabulsky GeorgiAnn Salego Charles Sanders Patrick Sarne Mark Schoepf Debra Schrecongost Lisa Scott Paul Scratchard Paul Seckar Daniele Sedlacek Charles Sennett Tammy Shafer William Shindledecker Kurt Shirey John Shurina Clifford Simon Brad Sluss Keith Smail Mark Smith Walter Smith Robert Snyder Laurie Solomond Vincent Sonafelt Mimi Song John Sopko Eric Spana Dan Spiering Brian Stadterman Matthew Stasko Vo-Techers Are Smarter Than People Think People think that if a student enrolls in Vo-tech, he is tak ing the easy way out of getting an education. But it’s not true. Students attend Vo-tech for four of our periods a day, somedays without a break, learning a trade which they ©” take into the working world after graduation. Some of the students even go on to college to learn more about their particular trades. Don’t think these students are taking 2 short cut in education! JUNIORS ? Sandra Steen Amy Stevenson Richard Stoltz Susan Storrick Kristen Strellec Thomas Strellec Eric Stull Jerry Stultz Lorne Suchetski Amy Suppa Esther Sylvania Kimberly Takosky Jennifer Tatrn Renee Thomas Nancy Titus Joseph Tomayko Sylvia Torchia Patrick Tutelo Aimee Vinkovich Elizabeth Vokes College . . This is question haunting Juniors, even Seniors, before graduation. College is a big decision for many students. Many questions arise such as what college to attend, what course to take, and above all “Will I be able to survive?” Only the student can answer these questions. JUNIORS � a ay TINMVuMNco TUNIDTILHD Darla Warburton Scott Waugaman Sherry Williams Deborah Wygonik Martin Wylly Brian Yangula Keith Zanella Michael Z anotti Robin Zellefrow JUNIORS 99 70 JUNIORS Another day at the Zoo. Gag me with a spoon! JUNIORS 71 Craig Adamovits Gregory Aiello Gary Alcorn Denise Alfonsi Lori Allan Jason Altmire Daniel Anderson Sherri Anderson Tracy Anzaldi Anthony Arnone Lauren Aversa Garrett Baker Robert Baker Wayne Bartlett Keith Beer Lisa Berkoben Kevin Bibza Richard Bielata Carrie Boeringer Frank Bolt +� ) What’s Your Favorite Rock Group? Top Answers: Quiet Riot Journey Def Leppard Hall and Oates The Who SOPHOMORES 73 Edward Bowser Lisa Breninghouse Brian Bush Melissa Calcagno Traci Capellman Gregory Carchidi Paul Castorina Charrise Chasarik Lynn Choltko Mary Beth Clark Robb Clark Lisa Comperatore James Cribbs Sandra Crognali Linda Daniels Shawn DesLauriers Lori Eshbaugh Valerie Fabian John Faith Mark Fantozzi Scott Fassinger Andrea Fick John Fick Timothy Fisher Lisa Florek Joyce Foeks Robert Folser Todd Frederick Tracey Geracia John George Kelly Giordano Harold Greenwald George Gross Julie Gulick Jane Guyer William Haas Roy Hall Sandra Hakos William Hanka Theodore Hare SOPHOMORES 75 Christy Harris Kimberly Harvey Cali Hawk Sharon Heasley Dan Hempseed Heather Hooper Stephanie Hosac Michael Howell Michael Hudak John Husar Bruce Hyland William Jackson Cynthia Janicik Brian Jeffries Julie Johnston Thomas Johnston Brian Jones Robert Jones Daniel Kane Denise Kastelic Vandalism Runs Rampant | It was an all-out war this year as Valley = and Burrell topped each other in vandalism : the week of their rivalry football game. —t aad Valley vandals came to B.H.S. and wrote things on the football field in lime and spray painted the surrounding buildings. The cannon was stolen from the field and Messages were written on the street in front of players’ houses. Blue spray paint was also Washed off the Vo-tech building next to Valley High School. %6 SOPHOMORES Joy Keibler dill Kennedy Melissa Kijowski Bradley Kissel Michael Klems Christopher Koziarski Darlene Knize Patti Kohnle Teresa Kolakowski Lori Landis Jennifer Larrow Kris Lasher Ann Lawther Geoffrey Leah Brian Lender Shan Leslie Kristen Lingenfelter Kurt Linza Jeffrey Listwak Brian Lovett What’s Your Favorite All-Time Movie? Top Answers: Porky’s Rocky Raiders of the Lost Ark Animal House ESE SOPHOMORES 77 Gregory Ludwiczak Amy Luke Paul Luzik Terry Machen Resa Manley Scott Marchlewski Natalie Marine Melinda Marmo Loren Masiarik Richard Mathabel Elizabeth Matisko Jamie Mattioli Jeff Mazur Lee McAninch Brian McCarrell Brian McCloskey Mary McIntyre Martin McLure Brian McNally Deborah Miller Kim Miller Todd Miller Sandra Mittereder Christine Modey Debra Moore Timothy Mozelewski Daniel Nemet Matthew Ofsanik Karen Orkis Mark Pajerski Suzanne Pallone Jodi Patterson Daniel Penman Patricia Peoples Jennifer Perriello Jonathan Peterson John Piernik Jodie Pokusa Michelle Polak Dennis Preisser SOPHOMORES 79 Nunzio Pulice Charles Quarles Kim Radeshak Cherie Ray Derek Reifschneider Susan Renda Randy Robinson Don Ross Randy Ruckus Rochelle Rupert Roz Rychlinski Mario Sansosti Ron Schick Debbie Scratchard Kristen Settlemyre Donny Saqrinia Thomas Shaner Ray Sharick Jeff Sheets Wade Shultz 0 SOPHOMORES cd — i ‘ as eS © ull Politics at BHS The 1984 class officer speeches were unique this year. Anyone who wanted to be class officer—President, Vice President, Secretary—had to make a speech in front of his entire class. In the Senior Class Officer speeches, Jim Bistline ‘ve a very rousing speech. He never said what he planned on doing as Senior Class ‘resident; instead, he talked about how jreat America is. The amazing part of this tory is that Jim’s speech was so good that he soundly defeated his opposing candidates in the election. The Junior Class Officer candidates also used visual aids and good at- tention getters in their speeches. Tim Matson, Treasurer candidate, brought a sack with a dollar sign printed on it as his visual Treasurer, or aid so that people would remember his name when voting for Treasurer. Brad McGuire, Presidential candidate, brought in a bicycle horn to give the speeches more of a convention-type atmosphere. Brad had big competition with Presidential candidate Mike Marra. Mike took the microphone and walked around the stage as he gave his speech. BHS nearly had a riot on hand as he got the Juniors to stomp their feet and clap their hands in a rhythmic beat while he sang a song. These methods must all be ef- fective because Tim Matson became Treasur- er, Brad McGuire become President, and Mike Marra became Vice-President. Sopho- more and Freshmen candidates used posters and buttons to get publicity. Tracy Simlick Donna Sipes Jennifer Smith Mike Smith James Smolenak Chris Snyder Jim Snyder Renee Solomon Suzette Song Amy Stewart Helen Stewart Kim Stitt Christine Suppa Mary Ann Swiergol Damon Szlachetka Tammi Talda Tyrone Talley Jeff Thompson Elyse Torchia Renee Townsend SOPHOMORES 82 Tom Trzeciak Rich Unik Michele Wagner Amy Walter Jack Walters Leslie Wick Kristie Widmer Mark Wilson Jim Wissinger Shannon Wojnar Jeffrey Wylie Jeff Yohe Bill Yohe Sarah Yost Lisa Zajdel Mark Zeiler Jennifer Zimmerman 2 GOPROMORES Burrell Weightlifting Prog: The Burrell High School weightlifting program was moved this year to the Stewart Elementary School because the high school gym and auxiliary gym are very busy during the winter months with boys’ basketball, wrestling, and girls’ basketball practices. Al- though the program is open to anyone who wants to lift, it is centered around football. Before the program started on January 4, selected footba! ced on the program a few help the students wi 4 to learn the proa howed up to weightlift nd they were broken d 1O groups. Weightlifting at | ell d ily benefit the football team, bul also wrestling, track, basketball and tennis SOPHOMORES 3 a. c A) E i] e x wv 9 E 4 = = ] co = 4 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES % FRESHMEN Jack Ament Lance Anthony Ava Antoninka Todd Anzaldi Todd Armour Arthur Atkinson Michael Atkinson JoLynn Baker Thomas Baker Kelli Bargerstock Dawn Bartholomew Eric Bayer Harry Beck Mike C. Bentley Mike Berkoben Shannon Blainer Ken Blandford Bonnie Bloom Phillip Bogan Jolene Bracken FRESHMEN 87 T= Paul Brocious James Brown Robert Brown Frank Brun Eric Brzozowski Robert Butler Andrea Calderone Amy Carchidi Henry Chalmers dustin Charlesworth Priscilla Chelednik Paul Ciciarelli Julie Cobes Jennifer Cochran Kristen Collodi Nicolas Como Patrick Covert Sherri Cowfer Amy Craig David Cribbs What’s Your Favorite Video Game? Top Answers: Dragon’s Lair Centipede Pac-Man Q-bert Pole Position 2% FRESHMEN Eric Crighton Shawn Crighton Jennifer Critchlow Margaret Cropcho Leslie Czemerda Jacob Derlink Timothy DeSantes Lisa DiMeno Sandra Dombroski Shawn Donley Reina Dotto Heather Ebel Heidi Ebel Karen Echon Michael Echon Donald Elter Carolyn Elwood Amy Eskra Suzanne Fajbik Kirsten Fennell What’s Your Favorite Food? Top Answers: Pizza Lasagne Shrimp FRESHMEN 589 Scott Ficca Michael Fiorina Christopher Fularz Jennifer Garmong Nikki Geyer Susan Goch Christopher Gordon Frank Graff Kimberly Graziano Donald Greene Christy Hack Virginia Hack Cindi Hawk Tammie Heckman Tammy Hess Susan Hobi Thomas Hornack Cheryl Houser Kelly Hrebar Robert Hrivnack Stephen Hydock : Pee = o ' Laura Jackson ee = Pr mas = ia Robert Jackson = - oy Tracey Johnson a = ee a _ — md 4 Charles Johnston) Cc Pa | aes —_ Om =. = Z — — Ws 4 Ia | Y 7 J = eid al _ Cc fan (oe Tee ee Peggy Jones ZA =e ; rs 7 Cynthia Kaminski 4, a FP David Kapustik — = eae - Christy Keller -.. | | _—_ _ Christopher Kijowski : } pgs Be = wy, = | 43 (e5 eG ‘ a — Gs —_— a Se yo, ay ar S IB: 8 — es mn i re as _ Rosemarie King@ = Laura Koessler The = Tracey Korb NA Joshua Krall — te fn ee _ John Kresho— pS pe j= s — = li TO = we aes fl eee = Vincent Kwiatek Heather Lambermont = Brian Landowski — Colleen Lang John Larrow Freedom Jam On November 21st and 23rd Freedom Jam came to our school. What is Freedom Jam? Freedom Jam was a rock group who originated in Florida. They were on tour of high schools around the country. Their theme this year was Patriotism. They played a concert for the student body in school on the 21st and an evening concert on the 23rd of November. FRESHMEN 21 Dawn Lauer Clarence Lawther Melissa Lea Curt Leeman Kimberly Lehman Song Leigh Kelly Lender Scott Libengood Amy Lingenfelter Richard Litak Kelly Livingston John Mango Melissa Manning Bryn Marelli Dea Martin Cassie Mattioli Jeffery Mazur Julie Mazur Michelle McCracken Shawn McKown Patty McIntyre Christine Meso Carlye Metcalf Douglas Meyer Vicki Meyer Richard Miller Scott Miller Randall Minnick Laurie Mitchell Jeffrey Monteleone Lisa Montgomery August Moret Kristen Myford Mark Neusch Mark Ofsanik Michael Ofsanik Rani Oliver Katheryn Orkis FRESHMEN Michele Paolillo Darla Parkhill Steven Pauli Terri Pecoraro Ann Petrosky Lauri Peyronel Lynn Piernik Kimberly Powell David Powers Scott Radaker Michael Remper Kathleen Renda Charmayne Renock Paul Resnick Chris Robinson Anita Rodriquez Mark Rogozinski Leslee Rovnanik Gregory Ruffini Robert Rusiewicz Adjusting to the 9th Grade Last year, when the ninth graders first came over to the senior high from the junior high, there were differing opinions. Many thought of the excitement of meeting the seniors they would have missed while others were upset because they wouldn’t get to be “top dog.” These feelings have somewhat changed. This year the ninth graders still like to look at our seniors, and they also got to be “top dog” last year as eighth graders. 94 FRESHMEN Colleen Ryan Nicole Salego Brian Schafer Kris Schafer Rodney Schafer Shawn Schafer Michael Schrecongost Mark Scripps Lisa Sennett Tricia Shank Lisa Shearer Brenda Shindledecker Michael Shirey Michelle Shrum Clay Shultz Kenneth Smail Kimberly Smith Lisa Smith Maria Smith a es 1 Ronald Smith A _ - 2 FRESHMEN Eric Sokol Todd Spires Edward Steier Jennifer Stelika Clark Stiffler Mark Sullivan Daniel Swartz Jill Sweeney Stephen Szul Charles Tabacchi Ruth Taylor Shani Taylor Lara Taylor James Thomas Christine Thompson William Townsend Tammy Tutelo Darla Urban Michele Vasilopus Kristen Vecchi 96 FRESHMEN Wanda Vining Stacy Waitkus David Wareham Shantele Warren Cynthia Watkins Peter Winetroub Dante Wolfe Kimberly Yute Lynette Zellefrow Beth Ziringer FRESHMEN 97 REMEMBER THE 4 di STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 99 Ee Newspaper 4 ; - School news, features, sports, cartoons, | and contributed articles—these are all a part | of the newspaper created by the ‘‘Hi-Lites” staff. The journalists work together with the editors to produce a paper that provides | 4 both serious reporting and reporting with a touch of humor. They provide a well orga- nized, well written newsletter to the student body every month free of charge. Among the articles they produce on a regular basis are: “Senior of the Month,” “Life in B. H. S.,” and the “Editorial.” Hard work and dedication have enabled this year’s newspa- per staff to produce an excellent newsletter for both students and faculty to enjoy. _— ee t Noy My, ed a _- ae . 4 FA Be ee Top Row: L. Clearfield, E. Lea, C. Finn, S. Renda. Row 2: J. Faith, Mo Matt esielski, Row 3: M. Hack, C. Janicik, Sitting: D. Rupert, K. Renda Editors-in-chief —Bob Karrs, Helen Makara Director of Circulation —Suzette Song £00 STUDENT LIFE ports Editor—Bill Ravotti Features Editor— Marcy Rogozinski Editorial! Director —Lisa Szul STUDENT LIFE, 102 ——— Homecoming 1983-84 Senior Attendant Homecoming Queen fF - Sophomore Attendants Freshman Attendant Junior Attendant This year’s homecoming could not have been held on a better day; the weather was beautiful. However, the main attraction was not the weather; it was the Homecoming Queen, Chari Hawk, and her court. Chari chose Mark Montgomery as her es- cort. Jennifer Gumbert was elected senior attendant, and she chose Kevin McClosky as her escort. Kim Mazur represented the junior class, along with Mark Honkus. The sophomore class, torn between candidates, had two attendants as a result of a tie. The two attendants were Shan Leslie, escorted by Shawn Deslauriers, and Kris Lasher, escorted by Randy Ruckus. Cassie Mattioli and Nick Como represented the freshman class. 202 STUDENT LIFE In this year's fall comedy, “Don't Drink the Water,”’ Carl played the part of a communist policeman. He had quite a time acting in the play, and even a better time at the cast party AFS Student Carl Bollden Carl Bollden, our AFS student from Vasterraas, Sweden, has been quite a celebrity around Burrell High. His easygoing personality and sense of hu- mor have gained him many friends this year. Carl is staying with the Heidenreichs, a family of six, who sponsored an AFS Student three years ago. Carl enjoys being with the Heidenreichs and affectionately refers to Mrs. Heidenreich as “Mom.” Carl is a dedicated student. His classes include trigonometry, Chemistry II (Honors) and psychology, to name a few. In Sweden, Carl has been pursuing a career in natural science. He hopes to find a job that will enable him to travel to many different countries. In school, Carl has been involved in numerous activities. On é s the football team, he kicked extra points and contributed much to the Buc's scoring drive. Carl's famous balloon dance and Halloween costume have distinguished him as a guy who is not afraid to put on a few balloons and do his own thing. STUDENT LIFE 103 The Marching Kathy Kapustik Bill Christy Angela Fanning Seniors Tim Hyland Carol Ide Under the direction of James Lagoon Jr. James Lagoon and Richard Farinelli and Richard Farinelli, Burrell’s Marching Bucs performed another season with their usual musical standards. This season, their repertoire consisted of a number of show tunes and flashy dances. “‘There’s No Busi- ness Like Show Business’, ‘‘Cabaret’”, and the “Can-Can” opened every show. ‘‘Cats’’, “Cute’’, the “Charleston”, and ‘“Mame”’ fol- lowed the opener and, of course, closed each show with, ‘‘That’s All’’. Burrell’s Marching Bucs also performed at the Alle- Kiski Marching Band Festival, where their doubletime received an ovation from other bands, the Veteran’s Day Parade, and a Halloween Parade. Band President was Jen- nifer Gurnbert and Vice-President was Robert Yohe. Robert Yohe 906 STUDENT LIFE Amy Higgins Robert Karrs Tracey Critchlow The Burrell Marching Band % fa} 6th Row: M. Marmo, M. Marra, G. Alcorn, G. Aiello, J. Piernick, G. Baker, M. Smith, J. Cochran, F. Heidenreich. 5th Row: D. Kane, C. Meanor, Yangula, R. Snyder, J. Johnston, J. Yohe, D. Ross, K. Orkis, C. Modey, Tomayko. Fourth Row: G. Foeks, J. Kalmar, J. Henry, S. Ross, W. Haas, Stewart, A. Stevenson, M. Song, L. Piernick, B. Kissel. 3rd Row: G. Pish, Simlick, M. Lea, A. Luke, L. Cholko, K. Lingenfelter, T. Talda, Townsend, T. Johnston, J. Cobes, J. Stultz. 2nd Row: M. Fantozzi, Kijowski, J. Gulick, S. Waitkus, P. Mclntyre, J. Critchlow, N. Geyer, Craig, K. Renda, M. Paolillo, V. Hack. Ist Row: W. Christy, A. Higgins, J Gumbert, T. Critchlow, M. Mattern, C. Ide, R. Karrs, T. Hyland, R. Yohe, K. Kapustik, A. Fanning a ,POAHAYA DW - ae ihavnl ere le | STUDENT LIFE 105 2nd Row: S. Mittereder, M. Klimkowski, D. Alfonsi, L. Clearfield, S. Storrick, D. Wygonik, A. Fick, D. Ciciarelli, S. Yost, K Row: L. Kuchta, R Blade, B. Greiner, S. Janosky, D. Lasher, T. Corsello, H. Spires, A. Schultz. Deneen Lasher Tracey Corsello Renee Blake Holly Spires 306 STUDENT LIFE 1983-1984 Amy Schultz—Head Lisa Kuchta—Co-Head Seniors The Burrell majorettes got an unexpected dance course this year in two famous routines, the Can-Can and the Charleston. Head majorette Amy Schultz and Co-Head Lisa Kuchta led the girls in the perfection of these and other numbers. Well Done! Bonnie Greiner Sharon Janosky STUDENT LIFE 207 Kathy Wills Lori Shernanski Sangeeta Luthra Senior Colorguard Liza Szul Sara Pecoraro Jamie Johnson Kara Bonder Judy Jackson Linda Milliron Colorguard ™ = Wills, J. Sager, L. Johnson, J. Jackson. Kneeling L-R: K. Bonder, L. Szul, S. Pecoraro, K. Oates, L. Lawson, S. Luthra, J. Johnson. Reimer, V. Cribbs, L. Milliron a Joanie Stadterman—Head Kristen Oates —Co-Head The Burrell Colorguard, under the direction of Joanie Stadterman and Kristen Oates, had quite a season. They performed many colorful halftime routines such as ‘“‘Mame’’, and ‘Cute’. The Burrell Colorguard never failed to brighten up even the cloudiest days with their cherry smiles. STUDENT LIFE 109 Varsity Cheerleaders _ a wae ; “ ee ee Joni Liput Monica Overly Maria Polak Chari Hawk Amoung the most active groups in the school, the Varsity Cheerleaders never seemed to have a moment’s rest. The girls practiced many hours to perfect their cheers. The hard work paid off; the pep assemblies they per- formed in boosted the spirit of both the student body and the football team. The girls also cheered at football games. The Varsity Cheerleaders are sponsored by Kathy Yohe. Congratula- tions to the girls on a fine year; we are proud of them. 4th Row: J. Liput, M. Overly. 3rd Row: B. Quigley, M. Ya i Row R. Bonazza, J. Tatrn, Bottom Row: L Cappa, M. Polsk, { Missy Yanshak— Mascot Susan Cherre— Captain 529 STUDENT LIFE Basketball Cheerleaders Standing: S . Cherre, M. Polak, J. Liput, M. Overly, C. Hawk. Kneeling: L. Nicastro, K. Mazur, M. Yanshak, B. Quigley, J. Tatrn. Sitting—R. Bonanza, L. Cappa. The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders pro- vided off-court inspiration to the Bucs during their 1983-1984 season. Mascot Missy Yanshak and Captain Sue Cherre led the cheers during timeouts and kept the spirit up in the stands. The girls are sponsored by Kathy Yohe. STUDENT LIFE Lit J.V. Cheerleaders 3rd Row: L. Solomond, L. Zajdel, M Flaherty, T. Anzaldi, 2nd Row: R. Rychlinski, C. Merrick, J. Mazur, K. Sabuleky. J) Ker, R M Calcagno, D . Kastelic, M. Polimadei, M. Polak, C. Hawk Seniors The J.V. Cheerleaders backed the Bucs in a winning 1983-84 season. They par- ticipated in pep assemblies as well as the games, and in addition, they practiced hard. The girls are sponsored by Kathy Yohe, and their captain is Mary Flaherty. These girls have what it takes to cheer a team on to victory—a winning attitude. Mary Flaherty — Captain Janine Mazur $42 STUDENT LIFE Cannoneers Every year, the senior class elects two students to nan our cannon at home football games. This year, our cannoneers were Gina Giuliani and Steve Potter. A blast from the cannon signifies a touchdown for the Bucs, and the cannoneers never failed to perform this duty. Dressed in blue and white, the cannoneers represented the spirit of the Bucs in each home game. Ist Row: J. Tomayko, M. Marra, M. Marmo, B. Jeffries, G. Pish, 2nd Row: D. Ross, R. Snyder, D. Kane. 3rd Row: J. Cobes, P Luke, K. Orkis, S. Ross. 4th Row: M. Lea, B. Yangula, C. Modey, B. Karrs Standing: C. Ide, T. Hyland, J. Gulick. Missing: K. Kapustik The Pep Band, made up of students from the Marching Band, provided entertainment at each pep rally. The Pep Band also provided background music for the colorguard, majorette and cheerleader routines. STUDENT LIFE ti: 284 STUDENT LIFE Concert Sounds of 83-84 SAXES: T. Johnson, M. Tabacchi, R. Butler, Leigh, M. Marra, M. Marmo, D. Kane, T. Hyland. 2nd Row: M. Pletcher, D. Ross, H. Beck, J. Thomas, J. Jeffries Tomayko, J. Altmeyer, M. Sullivan. Missing: M. Kapustik. _ TRUMPETS: Top—G. Baker, Kneeling: M. Boyle, T J Oliver, A. Arnone. Sitting: R. Yohe, G. Pish. Standing FLUTES: P. Mcintyre, A. Luke, J. Johnston, A. Stewart, J. Gulick, V. Cribbs K. Graziano Gumbert, M. McCrackin PERCUSSION: R. Snyder, J. Hightower. Kneeling: B. Shaeffer, M. Marra, J. Giordano, B. Yangula. Lying: M. Lea, S. Waitkus, ————— GP [oR on CLARINETS: Ist Row: G. Aiello, R. Townsend, K. Lingenfelter, K. Renda. 2nd Row: J. Cochran, R. Taylor, M. Kijowski, K. Orkis, A. Stevenson, S. Ross, Missing: K. Kapustik. Bottom: D. Alfonsi, J. Cobes, M. Song FRENCH HORNS: Christine Modey, Carol Ide STUDENT LIFE 115 Swingin’ Sounds of 83-84 Percussi on: Standing—G. Alcorn, B. Yangula, R. Trumpets: M. Boyle, R. Yohe, T. Oliver, B. Jeffrie: Trombon bik. Snyder. Kneeling—C. Modey, B. Miller. Sitting—S Kn . id Waitkus, K. Wills. The Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. Lagoon, featured swing selections in their programs. The band performed in the Alle-Kiski Band Festival on April 10 and also gave a Spring performance. Saxes: Standing—M. Kapustik, H. Beck, M. Marmo, S. Lee, D. Ross, D. Kane, T. Hyland, M Sullivan. Kneeling—J. Cochran, K. Orkis, A. Stevenson, T. Johnston, M. Pletcher, C. Tabacchi Sitting—M. Marra - Honors Bands PMEA Honors Band: (clockwise from top)—K. Kapustik, C. Modey, R. Yohe, M. Song. Star Band: F. Heidenreich, J. Stultz, D. Ross, K. Kapustik,R. ig: C. Modey, K. Orkis, A. Stevenson, M. Song. Missing: J. Regional Honors Band: K. Kapustik, R. Yohe. Alle-Kiski Honors Band: (standing) —C. Modey, R. Karrs, K. Kapustik, J. Stultz. Kneeling: T. Johnston, R. Yohe, D. Ross. Sitting: M. Wohleber, A. Stevenson, M Song, S. Ross. STUDENT LIFE 117 Sweet Melodies J a N ‘ 4 ‘ t Yaa _ eae Ist row (left to right) C. Scratchard, S. Warren, S. Clear, M. Kijowski, G. Salego, W. Lang, G. Giuliani, D. Rupert, L. Comperatore. 2nd row: M. Hack, C. Krowsoski, R. King, J. Faith, T. Ciesielski, A. Mazzeo, A. Fick, P. Kohnle, T. Hess, R. Manley, 3rd row: L. Solomond, S. Deford, M. Berkoben, D. Barnett, D. Wygonik, S. Freynik, L. Peyronel, C. Hack, N. Edwards, E. Sylvania, K. Takosky. ae This year’s Girl’s Chorus, directed by Richard Farinelli and student directors from Indiana University, Lynne Giancola and Monica Gapinski, performed a variety of numbers in their concert. Some of these in- cluded: Flashdance, Medley from the musical “Cats’’, Happy Holidays, and a 50’s medley with dance moves. Their theme song, sung at every spring concert was “Summer Me, Winter Me”’. Seniors: Sharon Freynik, Gina Giuliani, Nancy Edwards, Tracy Ciesielski. Top: Dana Rupert, Michelle Berkoben, Colleen Scratchard. Missing: Elizabeth Lea iM STUDENT LIFE Honors Chorus This year’s Westmoreland County Honors Chorus Festival was held at Penn Trafford High School. Concerts were given on Noverm- ber 17th and 18th. Each school in the coun- ty was represented. The District I Honors Chorus Festival, which included 75 schools from five counties, was held at Shaler Area High School. The 240 students rehearsed at least eight hours each day during their three- day stay on February 16th, 17th, and 18th. ee ee Sa COl )RS CHORUS: (L-R) T. Ciesielski, D. Wygonik, L. Solomond, E. Sylvania, M. DISTRICT HONORS CHORUS: (L-R) E. Lea, E. Sylvania, T. Ciesielski. STUDENT LIFE, 129 Robert Yohe was the first student at Burrell to receive both the Century Ill Leaders Award and the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Christine Modey received the Hugh O’Brien Award. eh th Bob Karrs, Kathy Kapustik, and Tim Hyland (missq), were the National Merit Commended Students Keith Orkis competed in both the Regional and State Welding Competitions Student Council a 4 ‘ a” Sharick, B. McNally, B. McGuire, J. Como, J. Peyronel, A. J. Moret, T. Zuck, J. Hightower, B. Ravotti, D. Kane; Middle Row: K. Mazur, vosz, R. Bonazza, C. Hawk, J. Gumbert, J. Belli, K. Lasher, S. Cherre, L. Cappa, S. Luthra; Bottom Row: S. Donley, R. Miller, M. Lea, Sweeney, C. Mattioli, N. Marine, S. Fajbik Painting the fence around the football field this past summer is only one of the many activities performed by this year’s student council. They have also: organized Homecoming; made street signs; organized a Student Council Halloween dance; held the annual blood drive; and worked in cooperation with the Chemical People. In ad- dition to all of this, they have: provided as- sembly programs for the student body; held a sweatshirt sale; sold hot chocolate during the winter months; arranged to have the mu- sic group, Freedom Jam, return to Burrell: and held a computer dating program to find students’ most compatible dates. We'd like to acknowledge and thank the student council, and its sponsor, Mrs. Amy Palermo, for making this year so productive and for doing such a fine job representing the student body. y Y ' Lo Officers: Bottom Sangeeta Luthra (President) Middle: Joni Liput (Treasurer), Chari Hawk (Secretary) Top: Susan Cherre (Vice President), Jennifer Gumbert (Corresponding Secretary) STUDENT LIFE; 121 Pageant Participants Lisa Comperatore competed in the 1984 | Miss Natural Pennsylvania bodybuilding com- = petition and placed third in the women’s di- vision. Judging was based on formation of = muscles, routine, and poses. Lisa did her routine to “Just Be Good To Me.” She plans on entering this competition again nex t year in hopes of placing higher. She also plans to enter other similar competitions in the fu- ture. The 1984 Miss Natural Pennsylvania pageant was held in Washington, Pennsylva- nia. Tracy Ciesielski, a senior, represented Lower Burrell in the Miss T.E.E.N. of Penn- sylvania of 1983 pageant. The Miss T.E.E.N. pageant was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia, at the Philadelphia Centre Hotel. For her talent presentation, she performed a jazz dance to the song “Just Be Yourself.’’ Dur- ing the two days in which the pageant was held, the two-hundred contestants were judged in the areas of talent or patriotic speech, interviews, formal presentation, scholastic achievement and volunteer work. All two hundred contestants participated in a Walk-a-Thon through the city to raise money for charity. Miss T-E.E.N. of | jeant— Tracy Ciesielski This past summer, Leigh Ann Cappa participat- ed in the Miss Teen All-America pageant which was held at the Butler Holiday Inn. The three hundred contestants were judged on poise and ap- pearance, communication skills and judge's interviews, which were held before the pageant. Leigh Ann is a junior this year. Miss Teen All-America Pageant—Leigh Ann Cappa 972 GTUDENT LIFE = aye Junior Miss Pageant Bis: i WA” ‘ “ A _ Susan Cherre Amy Schultz This year’s Alle-Kiski Valley Junior Miss program was held at Burrell High School on Saturday, September 24. The two girls chosen to represent Burrell were Susan Cherre and Amy Schultz. The contestants were evaluat- ed in five areas—youth fitness, scholastic achievement, poise and appear- ance, interviews, and creative and performing arts. Both girls performed ex- cellent routines in the creative and performing arts area. Amy Schultz performed a baton routine to ‘Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” and Susan staged a dance routine to ‘‘Can’t Stop.’’ Out of sixteen contestants, Sus an placed third and also captured the Talent and Spirit of Junior Miss awards. Congratulations to both girls on their selection and accomplishments. STUDENT LIFE 123 Fall Comedy This year “Don’t Drink the Water,”’ direct- ed by Mr. Gene Centorcelli, was the hilar- ious fall comedy. Taking place during the mid 1900’s in an American Embassy behind eT the Iron Curtain, this play centers around a tourist (Brian Lovett), his wife (Kathy Kapustik), and their beautiful daughter Susan (Renee Thomas), They are suspected of spy- ing and find refuge in the American Embassy. While at the Embassy they find the ambassador absent and his son Axel Magee (Bob Baker) in charge. Then, to add to the confusion, Axel and Susan fall in love. Mike Marra as Father Drobney, Fred Heidenreich as Kilroy, and Carl Bollden as Krojack added much humor and spice to this comedy. Ist row (left to right) T. Capellman, J. Gulick, C. Janicjk, B. Baker, N. | B. Hyland, : Provenzo, K. Beer, 2nd row M. Boyle, S. Donley, B. Hess, R. Thomas, D. Ge Polezynski, A Heidenreich, S. Potter, B. Lovett, K. Kapustik, M. Marra, A. Shultz, B. | C. Bolden, . Takosky. — iF a ed , 4 ) og. Wl oe f Below: Pat Provenzo—Student Director and Mr. Gene Centorcelli — Dj rector 574 STUDENT LIFE BURRELL AT Four area schools gather together to form the Northern Westmoreland Vocational Tech- nical School. They are Burrell, Valley, Kiski, and Franklin Regional. The school consists of seventeen programs of study, and two sessions—morning and afternoon. Students receive both class instruction and on-the-job training. The school does not, however, provide just educational instruction. Students may participate in competitions and clubs offered there. Competitions may be on re- gional, national, oor international levels—depending on the program of study. The clubs program consists of the VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) and DECA (Distributive Educational Clubs of America). These clubs work together to orga- nize dances and trips for their members. One such trip this year was to Seven Springs. Mike Mattern, Joe Locke —Electronics Tim Gel Brian Steen—-Food Service Brian Martel, Kevin Palazzi, Rodney Middleby, Chris Kasavage — Heating and Air Conditioning SZ STUDENT LIFE Lynda Hansotte, Melvin Smith, Joy Ament—Medical Assistant en ee ‘ i Dave Faith— Commercial Art Keith Orkis, Nathan Peterson — Welding e i ommercia STUDENT LIFE 127 Buccopia ea g ae a —— Faculty: Top—J. Pokusa. Standing—J. Cobes (edi- Clubs: K. Bonder (editor), M. Lea, M. Kijowski. tor), C. Hawk. Sitting—T. Jackson, B. Ardito, K. Graziano. Editor.in-Chief: K, Kapt - A a : ee “ Cartoonist: K. Orkis Student Life: T. Capellman, T. Ciesielski, E. Beresik The Buccopia Staff, under editor Kathy Kapustik, has worked many hours this year to produce a memorable yearbook. Mrs. Bioheavaphate: Stnadindact. Geassanda of Jones, the sponsor, also dedicated much Brown, K. Orkis, J. Gumbert Sitting—R. Bayne time and effort. Kneeling—A. Balcita, R. Snyder To raise money, the staff sold yearbooks, ads, people patrons, candles and trivets. When not raising money, the staff did interviews, layouts and articles for their sec- tions. 32% STUDENT LIFE J. Guyer, B. Miller, C. Mattioli Seniors: D. Emmert; J. Gumbert Underclassmen: S. Steen, M. Kapustik. Missing—L. ssing—S. Luthra, A. Schultz (editor) Hansotte (editor) Frente cucK Assistant Editors: L. Hansotte, E. Beresik Sports: (clockwise from top) D. Sedlacek, J. Gulick, T. Tutelo, 1 (typist), L. Czemerda (editor) The Staff also helped Strem-Varden when taking pictures of many of our club, sports, faculty and student life pictures. The yearbook photographers provided candids which can be seen throughout the book. The entire staff pulled together to create a beau- tiful keepsake for years to come. STUDENT LIFE 129 Bucs Earning Bucks: : There are many out-of-school activities for students, and among the most important are jobs. Jobs, for whatever reason they are ob- tained, provide many benefits for students. Two of these benefits are money and work experience. The money earned from the stu- dents’ employment may be used for buying extras, or it may be used to help finance further education. Also, the work experience and the sense of responsibility that is gained is valuable. Jobs not only help the students in future employment, but also help them maintain their responsibilities in school. Bonello’s: Top Row: Stacey Knoll, Michelle Elisabeth Lea f Jodi Bayer Mister Donut: Sarah Pecoraro Ponderosa; Marcella Rogozinski, Shari Brzozowski Wendy's: Vicki Brock, Helen Makara K-Mart: Standing; Rob Snyder, Joni Liput, Albert Pugliese Kneeling: Amy Schultz Most students become employed in the Lower Burrell and New Kensington area where there is a wide variety of job types. Among these are cashiers, waitresses, store clerks, cooks, and many others. While working, students receive the training they will need to perform their jobs to the best of their ability. Once the training is completed, they may do their jobs and gain the experience of working with others, which will be useful in the future. Along with the train- ing, most businesses provide their employees with uniforms. They serve several purposes: standard dress, company advertisement, and employee identification. Also, they help improve visual appearance. i) NG ay serenity ? a a2 Long John Silvers: Standing: Kevin McCloskey, Alan Polczynski, Brad McGuire, Pat Provenzo Kneeling: Todd Johnston Sitting: Kathy Kapustik, Cindy Finn, Tracy Ciesielski Gulf; Brian Yangula STUDENT LIFE 132 Announcers and Aides This year’s aides and announcers have helped ease the tension of everyday school life. Office aides do their part to help the secretaries by running errands, filing sched- ules and other forms, collecting attendance slips, and performing other activities that help get things accomplished more quickly and easily. The announcers help by letting the student body know in advance of any ac- tivity going on at school. Also, the sound effects provided at Halloween, Christmas, and other special occasions have helped bring smiles and laughs to both student and Kathy Kapustik faculty throughout the year. Announcers: standing [ NY | . ( ld Bob Baker sitting: J. Bayer Aides: left to right: J. Patterson, V. Brock, J. Bayer, D. Mattern, D. Orostek. J Sager, R. Townsend, D. Brzozowski, K. Oates, S. Heasley, L. Masiarik 592 STUDENT LIFE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY c= Gx .% Se SPST T. Ciesielski, K. McCloskey, T. Johnston, C. Solomond, J. Sager, J. Liput, C. Hawk, L. Czemerda. Sitting: R. K. Lettrich, L. Thomas, M. Pallone, T. Critchlow, D. McNally, M. Rogozinski, S. Covert. Missing: D. Pattock, M. National Junior Honor Society The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Kelly, kept busy this year with a number of activities. The group participat- ed in activities such as a_bike-a-thon, selling Sun Catchers and jewelry, visiting the Head Start program, and taking a ski trip. The National Honor Society officers are as follows: President, Todd Johnston, Secretary, Chari Hawk, Treasurer, Mary- anne Sanner. The National Junior Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Fogle, sold jewelry and chocolate-covered pretzels. They also attended a baseball game and visited the zoo. The National Junior Hon- or Society officers are: President, Shawn Donley, Vice-President, Krissy Vecchi, Secretary, Peggy Cropcho, and Treasurer, Mark Scripps. Standing: K. Myford, J. Critchlow, G. Hack, S. Leigh, S. Ficea, A. Moret, S. Donley, M. Cropcho, K Graziano. Kneeling: K. Renda, M. Lea, D. Lauer, C. Overly, A. Craig, K. Collodi. Sitting: S. Fajbik, M. Paolillo, J. Brackin, J. Cobes, S. Taylor, S. Waitkus, M. Scripps. Missing: J. Cochran, M. Fiorina, C. Kaminski, K. Shafer STUDENT LIFE, 433 REMEMBER OUR Burrell Varsity Buccaneers Despite losing many of last year’s out- standing senior players to graduation and getting a new head coach, the Burrell Bucs managed to have another rewarding year. Although their record didn’t quite compare to last year’s, the Bucs managed to set many individual records. Jeff McCarrell had the most pass completions in one season. Foreign exchange student Carl Bollden had the most field goals in one season as well as kicking the longest one, 39 yards. Alan Davis had a 90-yard kick-off return during the Burrell— Hampton game. The defense also is to be complimented on their play at the Valley game. Valley had zero pass completions, and the defense gave up the fewest yards Passing to Valley, which was a -2 yards. The Bucs are just as bold as ever. ist Row: H. Greenwald, K. Collodi Napierkowski, P. Seckar, E. Rhodes, J. Altmire Wolford, B, Bush. 3rd Row: R. Napierkowski, C. Haidze, TN Bn re ee R. Kastelic, K. Ignozzi, A. Salego, D. Miller, A. Davis, . R. Landowski, S. Sweeney, W. Greenwald, R. Tatrn, F. Phelps, 7 G. Pavlik, M. Kapustik, B. Shindledecker, M. Zeiler, B . : Middleby, C. Simon, J. Stiveson, J. Miller, D. Giordano, G Geyer, V. Papurello. 4th Row: J. Brown, S. Miller, R. Unik, R. Clark, ¢ � MSS By ic WS t Row: 2nd Row: Chet Napierkowski, George Geyer, Head Coach, Rich vski. Ist Ro Vinnie Papurello, Dom Giordano, Al Haidze ™ 2nd Row: J. Ryan, J. Giordano, J. McCarrell, C. Como ck Bollden, $ McGuire, T. Matson, B. McCarrell, K Sweirgol, E B. Leeman, C Uncapher, J, Como, D. Pattock, A. Haidze, D Kennedy, A. Beattie, B. Neilen, S. Bush, J. Hightower 136 SPORTS Carl Bollden Captain Alan Beatie Min Ken Ignozzi Wade Greenwald Rob Landowski SPORTS 137 Xa) {1 Scott Sweeney 13% SPORTS Alex Salego Scott Wolford Se — os � team was led by Coach Shiring an iptains Lisa Czemerda and Tracy Ci Chey had a rough time with their ‘cause of Plum moving into it. The lineu nsisted of senior Lisa Czemerda at first jles, freshman Cassie Mattioli at sec- ond singles, senior Tracy Ciesielski at third singles. The doubles players were seniors Diane Emmert, Tracy Critchlow; sophomores Natalie Marine, Jamie Mattioli and Susan Renda. Other members of the team were Tracy Gregory, Mary Ann Sweirgol, and Tracy Lingenfelter. Diane Emmert Row 1: P. Flaherty, D. Emmert, T. Ciesielski, C. Mattioli. Row 2: Coach Shiring, T. Critchlow, L g Czemerda, K. Lingenfelter, J. Mattioli SPORTS 139 Keep on Swinging Scot Stine Dan George Dave M John Cobes This was a rebuilding year for the golf team after losing their seniors of last year. Only two golf players returned from last year, Frank Maier and Jeff Wylie. Again the team consisted of mostly seniors, John Cobes, Dave McNally, Dan George, and Scot a “ia Se ‘ me Voth ze, toe Stine. To strengthen the team and give all ; = : — Sy ES os se the players a chance to play, Coach Row 1: E. Spana, P. Sarne, J. Shurina, M. Stasko, J. Wylie. Row 2: J. Cobes D. McNally, F. Mailer, Malobicky rotated the players around to dif- Stine, D, George, M. Boyle, M. Marra ferent position. By doing this he hopes to have an experienced team for next year. With all the experience they will try to win their section. SPORTS 140 Perfect Balance istic team has a new oach tt. He may be new to 3urre aching. He has coached irentum and also coached s section includes Peters Tow: le, Montour, Highlands, Bald llegheny, Penn Hills, and M e girl's meets are held at the } ind start at 8:00. Linda M team captain and Janine Maz team co-captain, The starters for t ire Linda Milliron, Janine M Giordano, Patty Peck, and al ermont Hustling Lady Bucs Diane Emmert L. Farneth, P. Flaherty, S. Krowsoski. Patrick Flaherty is returning again, this be- ing his 12th season, as coach of the Burrell Lady Bucs. This year the Lady Bucs have an assistant coach, Dawna Johns. The team captain is Linda Lawson, co-captains are Sue Van Norman and Jamie Johnston. Starters for this year are Linda Lawson, a senior. This is her 3rd year as a starter; Jamie Johnston, senior, 2nd year starter; Sue Van Norman, senior, 3rd year starter; Helen Makara, senior, 1st year starter; Sandy Steen, 2nd year starter. Other occasional starters are seniors Shelley Cullen, Dana Rupert, Diane Emmert, Tracy Jackson; juniors Stacey Knoll, Janelle Pierce, Darla lst Row: J. Pierce. S. Knoll. D. Warburton, S. Steen, S. Van Nort 2nd Row: L. Lawson, S Warburton, Brigitte Kinosz. The JV players Cullen, B. Kinosz, J. Johnston, H. Makara, D. Emmert, D, Rupert are Tracey Micenco, Shan Leslie, Christy Harris, Beth Ziringer, and Laurie Mitchell. Managers are Laurie Farneth, Sue Krowsoski, and Patty Flaherty. 1427 SPORTS Co-Captain Jamie Johnston Captain Linda Lawson Co-Captain Sue Van Norman Dana Rupert Dawna Johns is returning to girl’s basket- ball after an active college career at Kent State University. The plaque on the wall in our gymnasium reads “Section V WPIALS Girls Champions 14-0,” That was in Dawna’s senior year. She amassed 1123 points in her high school career and led Burrell to the State PIAA playoffs in the 79-80 season with a 22-4 record. Welcome home, Dawna, and good luck as a coach. SPORTS 143 Follow the Boun Sor = cing Ball Row 1: N. Como, B. Jackson, J. Derlink, T. Hornak, J. Mazur. Row 2: S. Szul, JV. Row 1: G. Aiello, G. Pish, J man. R J. P. Covert, T. Spires. Mazur, M. Marmo, R. Schick, T | e The 1983-84 Bucs proved to be a very exciting team and a contender in the very tough Section 8. Led by seniors and cap- tains, Steve Thomas, Bill Ravotti and Steve Petrosky, the Bucs provided the home crowd with a lot of excitement. Other seniors on the squad were Dave Rieg, Dave Saska, Fran Arabia, Ray Kastelic and Rich Bayne. Two underclassmen who started were sopho- more Ray Sharick and freshman James Thomas. Juniors John Peyronel and sophomores Brian McNally and Don Ryan saw considerable action for the Bucs. Good luck to Bucs under coach Jake Derlink. VARSITY Row 1: J. Thomas, S. Thomas, B. Ravotti. Row 2: J. Peyronel, D. Saska, S. Petrosky, F. Arabia, D. Ryan, B, McNally, Row 3: M. Howell, D, Rieg, R. Bayne, J. Como, R. Sharick, R. Kastelic, J. Hightower. 466 SPORTS ee ee Captain Steve Thomas Captain Bill Ravotti Captain Steve Petrosky Ray Kastelic Dave Saska Fran Arabia Rich Bayne SPORTS 145 46 SPORTS athing Beauties Swimmers: A, Lingenfelter, M. Smith, M. Lea, L. Piernik, A. Antoninka. Row 2: | Stitt, R. Rupert, P. Cropcho, M. Swiergol, S. Song. Row 3: D. Sedlacek, M. Sanner, Ide, S. Storrick, L. Comperatore. The Burrell Girls’ Swim Team is making a splashing sensation under the direction of Miss Holly Sluss. She has been coaching the team for 2 years and has had a strong influ- ence on her girls. There are only 4 senior girls this year; Elizabeth Lea, Maryanne Sanner, Caro! Ide, and diver, Linda Milliron. Even though the team lost valuable people last year, they gained freshmen talent. Suzette Song, Elizabeth Lea, Carol Ide and Daniele Sedlacek are trying to qualify for WPIAL’S in the medley relay. In addition to long and hard practices in the pool, the girls are lifting weights. Next year they are looking forward to having a strong team and a successful season. Cremer Diving Captain, Linda Milliron Swimmers, Take Your + lser, G Swimmers: B. Jones, J. George, J. Piernik, J. Stoltz, B, McCloskey. Row 2: J. Koziar inella, R. Folser, Ludwiczak, F. Heidenreich. Row 3: K. McCloskey, C. Swiergol, C. Nace, B. Karrs. Rov Coach Fred Hoch, who is leading the boys’ swim team for the second year, has been placing his swimmers strategically. This year’s team, comprised of only 19 members, is doing exceptionally well considering the lack of numbers. Brad Sluss was last year’s most valuable swimmer, and has qualified again this year for WPIALS for both the individual medley and the butterfly events. This year’s seniors include Carl Nace, Jeff Koziarski, Craig Swiergol and Kevin McClos- key who are co-captains, first-year swimmer, Bob Karrs, and diver, Charles Smith. Divers: R. Stoltz, B. Lang 146 SPORTS Mark omen S Co-captain, Craig Swiergol Co-captain, Carl Nac« Robert Karrs Co-captain, Kevin McCloskey SPORTS 149 Grapplers George Devore The wrestling team was led by head coach Chuck Tursky and assistant coach Dave Simon. The wrestling team matches are held on different evenings. The JV matches start at 6:30, and the varsity starts at 8:00. The team work-outs consist of weight lifting, climbing ropes, running, and practicing wrestling moves. The team prac- tices upstairs in the auxiliary gym. The team leaders are Allan Beattie and George Devore. The varsity line-up is at 98lbs Mario Sansosti, 105lbs Rich Miller, 112lbs Jeff Smolenak, 119lbs Bob Jones, 126lbs Jim Bistline, 132lbs George Devore, 138 lbs Alan Davis, 145lbs Randy Hart, 155lbs Dan Mill- er, 167lbs Allan Beattie, 185lbs Bob Hess, Heavy Weight Dave Kennedy. (Missing Seniors: Randy Daugherty, Bob Hess, Lenny Hoch, Scott Wolford.) Ist Row: M. Sansosti, R. Miller, T. Strellec, G | Preisser, S DesLauriers, B. Christy, J. Smolenak. 2nd Row: D. ! Bednar, B Jones, J. Giordano, D. Nemet, A. Davis, R. Hart ) Kennedy, J Bistline, D, McNally, J. Carilli, B. Dunn, D. George, J — Frets Jim Bistline . Alan Davis Dave MeNally ° � . 7 ‘ te ‘ s we ba) + é m Weer! Bill Christy John Carilli Randy Hart DJ. George : r. — i a Ss } ; : . “f —— Dan Miller a Pat Zollinger Randy Daugherty Bob Hess Lenny Hoch Scott Wolford REMEMBER OUR The Black Powder Club is sponsored by Mr. Herlinger. Students had an opportunity to learn more about firearms. Students were shown better techniques in handling the fire- arms. Members were also taught safety pre- cautions to protect themselves and others. Students who are interested in the lan- guage and culture of Spanish-speaking coun- tries belong to the Spanish Club which is sponsored by Mrs. Stanko. The officers are Bob Karrs (President), Robert Yohe (Vice- President), Suzanne Pallone (Secretary) and Michael Pallone (Treasurer). Fund raisers include selling hoagies and candy. This year the club went Christmas caroling and had a pinata party afterwards. They also planned a trip to New York, a banquet, and other various social activities. The Spanish Club was also in charge of the Foreign Language Month which occurred in March. a6 CLUBS Gunsmoke Row 1: S. Libengood, B. Townsend, M. Rogozinski, M. Shrecongost, M. Zanotti, T. Strellec Row 2: R. Mathabel, S. Covert, C. Simon, D. Spiring, B. Landowski Row 3: J. Carilli, P. Pavlik, J. Brown, S. Cownan, C. Rajski, C. Leeman Espanol Anyon: ? 1 t ) , y v wile gol, M Row 1: M, Pallone, B. Karrs, Mrs. Stanko, R, Yohe, S. Pallone Row 2: P. Cropcho, M me aN a Fantozzi, S. Blainer, T. Shank, A. Antoninka, C. Kijowski, M. Scripps. Row 3: Lauer, ¢ noe ian Meyers, J. Keibler, J. Gulick, D. Sedlacek, L. Clearfield, K. Shiring, S. Pecoraro, M. Marmo, Stewart, M. Hack, L. Thomas, S. Schrecongost, A. Suppa, A. Lawther Row 4: G. Carchidi, E. Lang, J. George, A, Rodriquez, E. Sylvania, M. Berkoben, M, Smith, K. Orkis, J. Derlink, J. Mazur, R. Mill er, D. Anderson, J. Geyer, R. Solomon, S. Yost, K. Beer, R. Comperatore, S, Williams, D. Ankney Row 5: D. Ross, T. Critchlow, R. Dotto, L. Mitchell, T. Muselesky, B. Jeffries, D. Ryan, B McNally, B. Dunn, S. Steen, C. Shaffer, A. Walters, M. Wohleber, K. Kapustik (missing) a 1 E A. Craig, N. Geyer, J. Bracken, S. Cowfer, L. Smith, J. Jackson, B. Zirenger, B. Quigley, S. Cowfer, L. Aversa, R C. Kijowski, K. Renda, K. Collodi, K. Vecchi, S. Wattkus, L. Jackson, C. Lawther. Row 2: B. Shindledecker. A. Balcita, S M fei, M. Kijowski, L. Cappa, R. Bonazza, L. Nicastro, K. Mazur, B. Ardito, B. Kinosz, D. Martin, S. Ross. N. Marine. S Mitt . H. Hooper, M. Song, F. Graff. Row 3: K. Powell, H. Ebel, J Cochran, L. Piernik, K. Bargerstock, M. Kijowski, A J. Jacks H. Dimeno, K. Gra . B. Jackson, B. Jankosky, S. Donley, B. Yangula, R. Zellefrow, E. Sylvania, L. Zajdel, ) Dogan Row 4 Green Remy E. Spana, M. Palillo, J. Fisner, J. Costa, D. Preisser, K. Myford, D Wygonik, B. Ba- K. Klem fenry, K. Klems, C. Modey, R. Comperatore, P. Luzik. Row 5: S. Storrick, J. Krall, H. Stewart, J. Cobes, B. S. Hegedus, D. Miller, A. Pugliese, B. McCloskey, D. Kapustik, D. Ryan, S. Mageleski, J. Johnston. M Mcintyre, C 1, T. Jack R. McGee, C. Stiffler, H. Chalners, S. Radifer, D. Schreconest. Row 6: Mr. Pryke, R. Hrivnak. R. Clark. S { D. McNa LB T. Matson, D. Gelorme, L. Mester, J. Altmeyer, M. Marra, M. Marmo, E. Crum. T. Johnston. B P D. George, S. Hydoc, E. Sokol, J. Brown Bonjour from France French Club is sponsored by Mr. and officers are Amy Vinkovich (Presi- Terry Kulowkowski (Vice President), 1 Quigly (Secretary), and Lauren Aversa isurer). This year the club went Christ- i caroling for Children’s Hospital and also nned a skiing trip and a tour of France summer. Besides hoagies and candy the nch club sold spirit flowers which helped st morale during Spirit Week. CLUBS 155 eedle Work The Stitchery Club is sponsored by Dr. Zeolla. The purpose of the club is to help students to improve on their stitchery skills. During the club eri p ods, the students get a chance to make Row 1: P. Zollinger, D. Speer, S. Sweeney, J. Belli Row 2: L. Be: oben, J. Foeks, J. various crafts. Patterson Row 3: G. Coulter, A. Pugliese Row 4: B. Hess Around the World Os oh: eee es ’), We Pr. a es Mr. Gaggini is the sponsor of the A.F.S. Row 1: P. Kohnle, N. Geyer, T. Gregory, R. Thomas, T. Puz, B. Vokes, A. Lingenfelter, E. Beresik, Club. Officers are Amy Schultz (President), . Bender Row 2: L. Breninghouse, K. Giordano, D. Alfonsi, M. Clark, i Wacel:¢; Oa ee Renee Blake (Vice-President), Kristen Yanshak, L, Lawson, L. Scott, R. Linney, V. Fabian, E. Torchia, J. Larrow, S. Mittereder Row 3 G i ea : . S. Hosac, J. Smith, M. Overly, M. Polak, K Hetrinte | tn } i Salego, J. Bayer, L. Eshbaugh, R. Rupert, K. Stitt, S. Hosac n , : s (Secretary), and Kristen Strellec Takowski, T. Cribbs, N. Titus, J. Faith, L. Solomond, A. Stevenson, Row 4: J. Belli, N. Edwards, L { a s Treasurer). Members sold candy, collected johnston, D. Kulick, L. Balog, L. Peyronel, K. Lingenfelter, M. Hicks, D. Wygonik, R. Blake, B donations at football games, and ran the Christy, T. Jackson, S. Brozozowski, A. Higgins, K. Oates, S. Janosky, S. Collins, Row 5: K. Ignozzi, concession stand. All of the money went to 4. Mattioli, L. Masiarik, K. Settlemyer, L. McAnich, J. Mazur, C. Bolden, G. Hendenrich, eae support Carl Bollden, Burrell’s foreign ex- Warburton, S. VonNorman, B. Karrs, C. Elwood, G. Ludwiczak, K. Hatzimbes, R. McGee change student, and future exchan ge student , programs 66 CLUBS Mr. Watkins is the sponsor of the Swim Club. The members of this club get a chance to relax and have fun during club periods. Each period they play various water sports 1: R. Rupert, L. Czemerda, L. Blair, M. Swiergol, D. Sedlacek Row 2: K. Stitt, P. Cropcho, L. S. Storrick, C. Ide. Row 3: J. Kaziarski, C. Nace, R. Bayne, B. Jones, D. Elter such as volley and pole. Flip Floppers � ua Row 1: L. Milliron, K. Wills, D. Kastelic, C. Hawk, M. Montgomery, C. Hawk, P. Peck, K. Giordano, Flip floppers get a chance to practice ' u Cherre, J. Tatrn, C. Nicastro, T. Guido, E. Oliver Row 4; M. Marra, J. Kwiatek, A. Salego, R. Hart, ee live w 2 , nj - Peinntinabet” (C3-: Finn . 1) a “1 M. Calcagno, R. Oliver Row 2: J. Tomayko, C. Janicik, T. Pecoraro, M. Rogozinski, C. Finn, J. Meso, their skills on the Gymnastic Club. T x Rovnanik, C. Hawk, C. Suppa, B. Vokes Row 3: K. Mazur, K. Clowes, G, Devore, W. Vining, S ; , D.} is sponsored by Mr. Robu c D. Saska, M. Honkus, T. Maglisco, S. McKillop, E. Uncapher Neuschwander. Both boys and girls get a chance to practice and improve their gym- nastic skills during club periods. CLUBS 157 ———ee The club with all the Robin Hoods is the Archery club. The club is sponsored by Mr. Virostek and Mr. Kariotis. Members got an opportunity this year to learn more about archery. They also get a chance to brush up on their bow and arrow skills. Bows and Arrows Row 1: J. Edwards, B. Powell, B. Dick, L. Comperatore, T. Schafer, S. Libengood, R. Rusiewic’ 2: T. Tallerico, S. Fassinger, M. Tabacchi, S. Libengood, R. Hatbob, M. Schoeff, Row 3: M. ¥ n, J. Listwak, T. Lobaugh, B. Dunn Touchdown All of the Burrell football fanatics get a chance to talk their football obsession in Football Club. The club is sponsored by Mr. Geyer. Members learned new techniques of beating their opponent and also learned how to be better sportsmen. Row 1: R. Unik, R. Minnick, S. Miller, N. Como, R. Hrivnak, T. Desantes, Ciciarelli Row 2: W. Greenwald, R. Clark, S. Bush, B. Neilen, J. Como, T er, A. Beattie Row 3: G. Pavlik, J. Altmeyer, G. Swiergol, B. McGuire, C Phelps, J. Bistline B. Marelli, T. Hornack, P Zuck, E. Rhoades, D. Mill- Haidze, R. Landowski, G. News Flash Hh w 1: K. Renda, A. Balcita, A. Stevenson, A. Higgins, he Newspaper Staff is sponsored by Ann mburro. The editors-in-chief are Bob Karrs id Helen Makara. Each month the staff works hard to meet a deadline and turns out 1 great paper. Students are kept up to date on activities happening at Burrell High School. The paper also gives the students a chance to speak their opinions in the surveys and the editorials Aa} Ue M B. Karrs, J. Faith, H. Makara, C 4 Meee. yy Hack, K. Myford, D. Rupert, S. Song. Row 2: R. Solomon, L. Clearfield, B Janicik CLUBS 15 eople of Honor The Honor Society Club is sponsored by _ Mr. Kelly. This is a club for members of the National Honor Society. Members organized the activities of such activities as fund raisers and field trips. Bottom: D. Echon Row 2; ( ‘, T. Ciesielski T Johnston, S. Luthra, D. MeNally The Student Council Club is Sponsored by Mrs. Palermo. All Members of Student Council were encouraged to join the club this year. Members planned various activities and fund raisers of the Student Council to save time and money. Bottom: D. Kane, B. Ravotti, B. McNally, D. Ryan, S. Donley. Row 2: C. Renock, S. Cherre, J. Liput, K. Mazur, T. Capellman, J. Belli, M. Lea, S. Luthra. A-V Librarians The Audio Visual Club is also sponsored by Mrs. Over. Activities of the club include }. Lizzi Row 2: D. Reifschneider, M. Shirey Row 3: E. Crighton, F. Harpster, S. Crighton the upkeep and care of audiovisual materials Bolt, L. Anthony, C. Gordon, S. Greenaway, L. Hoch and equipment. Books to Read a Row 1: M. Smith, S. Parkhill, C. Lang, C. Metcalf, L. Walters, S. Hobi, M. Vasilopus, D, Scratchard The Library Aides Club is sponsored by Row 2: J. Lizzi, W. Haas, F. Bolt, L. Anthony, T. Schafer, T. Geracia, L. Lizzi, T. Simlick Mrs. Over. Students got a chance to learn more about the library. They also learned how to be more efficient librarians, CLUBS 162 Ay i= Bottom: N. Marine, D. Martin, K. Lender, E. Kelly, K. Widmer, J. Sweeney, A. Eskra, B. Lender, R. Manley, C. Mattioli, L. Demeno, M. Lea, L. Czemerda, L. Breninghouse, J. Jackson. Row 2: B. McCullough, M. Yanshak, H. Spires, R. Dotto, B. McCloskey, J. Yohe, T. Spires, B. Jackson, D. Preisser, T. Frederick, S. DesLauriers, B. Bush, M Shirey. Row 3; Moseleski, C. Kaminski Heidenreich, J. Bell, D. Geor in skiing | Education The sponsor of the B.Y.E.A. Club is Mr. Earhart. The officers are Amy Stewart (President), and Julie Johnston (Vice-Presi- dent). The members try to have a better understanding in the student’s interests of education. The students got a chance to M. Marmo, E. Matisko, M. McIntyre, J. Johnston, H. Stewart, A. Stewart, M. Wohleber learn and discuss careers of their choice. @ The Yearbook Club is sponsored by Mrs. Memories Jones. Students got a chance to learn the process of making a yearbook. Members helped the editor, Kathy Kapustik, organize papers and pictures needed for the layout procedures of the yearbook. Row 1: J. Larrow Row 2: J. Guyer, E. Beresik Row 3: D. Emmert, K. Bonder Row 4: K. Kapustik, T. Clesielski, S. Steen CLUBS 163 All My God The Bible Club is for students interested in the read- lay + 2 D2 ings of the Bible. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Earhart. a SYASSON call Members had a chance to learn more about the readings of the Bible. They also were given the opportunity to express their views on anything discussed during the club periods. Row 1: C. Scratchard Row 2: A. Pugliese, R. Townsend Row 3: J. Jacks D. Speer, B. Ravotti Row 4: D. Saska, P. Thomas. S. ‘ Builders at Wor! i o —_ a. � The Stage Crew Club is sponsored by Mr. Right-side up S. Greenaway, C. Quarles, N. Pulice, W. Haas, Up-side down M. Farina, M. Venglik, P. Bosin. The club is primarily for students tlll, D. Bracken, S. Crighton. interested in the building of sets for plays. Members were shown how to plan out a set for a play. They also were shown how to build a high-quality set at a low price. Doctor! Doctor! Ft Students who are interested in the medical rofession belong to the Health Careers Club. Each R -k, L. Blair, D. Seratchard, S. Williams, Row 2: R. Townsend, M 4 b iod th : had th h to talk ab K. Collodi. D. Lauer, C. Overly, V. Meyers, Row 3: H. Ebel, K, UO period t p Apel ee = any very, L. Sennett, R. Rycglinski, A. Petrosky, D. Warburton, Row 4: M. medical profession. During some of the meetings a Smith, L. Czemerda, S. Waitkus professional came into school and gave a lecture on his or her profession. The Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Turn- CC mate er. Students got a chance to learn how to play and improve their skills at chess. Every club period they had a chance to play a game of chess to test their skills. Row 1: S. Hamilton, D. Wolfe, D. Bracken, Row 2: M. Pajerski, M. Farina, D. Szlachetka, M Wissinger, B. Fanning, D. Faith Row 3: S. Bush, J. Brown, S. Greenaway, N. Pulice, J. Pish, M Sansosti Pounding Away | The sponsor of the shop club is Mr. Wag- ner. The purpose of the club is to help stu- dents learn the skills of building. During club periods students get a chance to examine pow 1: R Smith, W. Hass, K. Snyder, B. Woodcock, B. Kissel, L. Hoch, D. Bracken Row ® T. and try out various techniques of building. Shantz, M. Lane, E. Eskra, C. Quarles, P. Tomiczek, K. Solomond, S. Greve sway, M. Farina Snap Shot Wy lala The Photo Club is sponsored by Mr. Szul. Row 1: B. Christy, L. Johnston, D. Lasher, S. Ankney, L. Benkart, K. Armour, K. Sabulsky, S. Rop- Members of this club learned how to be bet- : L. Shemanski, M. Thornpson Row 2: B. Greiner, M. Heuser, R. Bonazza, L. Cappa, D Behning, ter photographers Students had an opportu- J. Barrickman, L. Houser, D. Trzeciak, B. Grum, H. Deiseroth, S. Krowsoski, A. Balcita Row 3 V. . Zandona, M. Feroce, B. Mitchell, J. Rossi, B. Pennington, S. Fassinger, J. Stadterman, L. Balog, S nity to learn new skills and review old ones Gon L. Scott, L. Kuchta, T. Kendrick in the dark room. Fire Breathers mers, M. Fiorina, G. Baker, D. Greene, M. Fantozzi, J. Bayer, S. Roper, Row 2: E. Spana, P. Winetroub, T. Johnson, J. Gulick, L. Benkart, Critchlow, M. Berkoben, T. Talda, Row 3: E. Sokol, D. Swartz, B. Marelli, B. Yangula, S. Renda, L. Clearfield, V. Zandona, D. Sipes, K. manski, M. Sanner, Row 4: M. Caleagno, G. Salego, K. Armour, M. Song, K. Renda, K. Sabulsky, R. Bielata, F. Graff, C. Folser, D. Behning er, E. Brozozowski, V. Kwiatek, B. Kissel, J. Thompson, P. Bogan, J. Giordano, J. Hightower, R. Folser, J. Rossi, T. Trzeciak. J. Stultz, P Haas Row 6: J. Snyder, L. Mester, D. Gelorme, C. Quarles, A. Polezynski, J. Brown, D. Crum, M. Sullivan, S. Szul, J. Thomas, R. Hall, D. Hydoe ewcomer to Burrell is the Dungeons Dragons Club which is sponsored by Mr. lec. Officers are Jerry Stultz and Sue la. Members learn the basic concepts rules of the game. They also get a ince to try their skills on the game during periods. Advanced players can trade lules and teach novices from prior ying experience CLUBS 167 The 1984 Buccopia staff would like to express their appreciation to Mrs. Jones for all of her help in creating the 1984 Buccopia. Without her help and dedication this yearbook would not have been possible. The 1984 Buccopia Staff Would Like to Thank | the Following People: Mr. George and Mr. Prazenica for their | : cooperation and support. ic. ad Strem Varden Studios for their fast service and excellent photographs. Stanek Photo service for the emergency rush job. John Lopushansky from Inter-Collegiate Press for his help and visits when we needed them. Eric Uncapher for the original cover drawing. The teachers for letting students leave class to have their pictures taken and for letting the staff use one of their department rooms. The students for their cooperation during picture taking and their support in yearbook sales. 1984 Was The Year That Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson, actor David Niven, Johnny Weismuller (Tarzan), Soviet Premier Andropov, singer Ethel Mermen, and composer George Gerswin died. U.S. Marines invaded Granada. Burrell set up a career information computer. Michael Jackson’s hair caught fire while he taped a Pepsi commercial. The long-lived “Happy Days” T.V. series ended. Sally Ride became our first woman astronaut. Pittsburgh started a USFL team called the Maulers. U.S. Marines pulled out of Beirut after seventeen months. Valley stole our cannon. Kroger super market chain closed when its employees went on strike. Burrell girl’s basketball team won more games than they lost. U.S. won five medals in the Winter Olympics at Serajevo. Steeler Gabe Rivera was paralyzed in a car accident. A striking PAT Bus employee was killed on the picket line. Ronald Reagan ran for Presidential re-election at age 73. WORE 1984 a, y y ‘ Rev ead eerie! Bigdetan fein: a The sreatest LOVE a person Can have for his FRIENDS is to give his lite for them. John 15:13 Wen?—INHALE any bugs lately? You're wild honey but we love ya—Darci, MJ, Roz Leigh Ann—Remember IUP and who could forget Mickey Antel and “weirdo” Love Chari Kim and Darci—to 2 foxy chicks that I had fun with on the 3rd floor. Get me! Sonny Carl B. and Bob D.—Not “‘No”; just “Later”. Love L.C. and C.H. Pauli Eric—two people whose hobby is harassing me! But I still love you both! Luv, Mary Jo Wendy, Mary Jo, Darc—I Love ya you sexy women. Love ya, Roz Vic, Pat, and Tom—Thanks for making homeroom fun. I'll miss you guys! Luv, Michele Darci Wendy—Remember the bubble gum at Hardees?!! “I thought he was gonna kill us’’!! Love, Kim C “J” 5—Thanks for being in so many memories—wheatfields, baseball, Cutlasses, and Lori Dr.! Go For It Mom!! Love Chelle Kim MaryJo—Thanks for a great year together! You two are corrupting me, but who cares! | love ya both anyway! Darci Mare—Thanks for being a great friend. Remember—J.B.'s secretary, The Doors, and the river. Look out NY! Chelle : a I've been with you in my mind, I’ve been with you in my dreams. You're all I ever wanted, you're all I ever needed. | just wanted to say, I love you in every way, little Kimmey Mazur. Kurt Middleby . To all of the new friends we made this year—Thanks for giving me a chance and accepting me as I am! Especially you Jimmy B. Love, Wendy Dp Tracey Corsello—You made Majorette practice worth coming to! I'll miss you next year! Who's gonna teach me all the nasty things you taught me? 0:0-K-I-E-S, Love you, Darci Rozlyn— You've been like the little sister I've never had. I'll be here for ya forever. Remember Gee Bees? Love ya, Darci ore er sn —Thanks a lot for the Valentine flower (even though it was stolen). It's been great getting to know you! Love, Wendy. P.S. Don’t laugh 3rd peri- od English Darci—What can I say, but we've been through it all from paste pe to Gee ene gi have goes it without you. | Love You, Roz Darla—A d t Dar? dy? let’s go ice skating? I got to go ice g! | Love ya, Wen? To my little Weds table ge Vocab. What's nut casai? Produce? Where’s the 10th grade bathroom M.J. Super B.S. Roz I love ya my Sexy Wom- an! Love ya bunches, Wend Allan—Our friendship is soot’ great. Thanks for all the love understanding. I'll never forget all the fun and special times we shared throughout the years! I'll miss . Love, Leigh Ann. P.S. I still owe ya!! Deorge— You've nade ihe ust 3 years the greatest and I know Gantt: sep Asap vert yet ‘a ager ar You! Kristen ori and Kara—Thanks for all the wild and crazy times this year. Good luck in college. I'll miss you. Love, Miche Judy 5 kath one és Pal pine accacnd= Veal going through a RED LIGHT!! Timmy G.—Thanks for the candy and Hershey bar, they were delicious!! Sangeeta Hey Yak—My bestest buddy! Thanks for all the great times and being there for me. I'll miss you next year! (like V.D.) | Luv ya! Beca Brig—Thanks ie oad this eu th arate couldn't have done it without you! Thanks for being more than a friend! Love, Tine Wilma, She Crash, “Booby Twin’”—Thanks for making this the best year filled with lots of great memories! Jamie J.—“Hemmy Mrs, Canil ‘rs. Lang)—No more swimming!!! Woodsey Lou B Joe! Gumby Frog Paulie, | 1! Ask Joe and Scott! Wendy Judy, De: ! Maryanne—Friends 'til the end! Billy Y Angie een the greatest friend and still are. Renee Bif, B j, nudge! Nudge! Bink MJ ck! Wendy Zeg t forget about the X car. Love, Ziggy He at Kara’s—Those steps are a killer! Ke I think I have a headache! Patti - don’t have a license shouldn't drive! Deb white fences lately? Dev, Jude, Mae Sangeeta an't we drive past his house? Please! Deb What's on your lip? Dip? J’arrive! Trace ¥—Love the bags. Luv, Darla, Michele, Sue t's play basketball. Brian and Bruce L r How does Mark brush his teeth? Patti , cuddy, how about a dew? Todd at's that on your chin? PT's forever! Luv, Renee Thanks for everything, good bad. Luv always, Todd Will you ever water ski? Luv, Maryanne it was fun while it lasted. Jr. Sr Maztur-——To my favorite “back sister.” Patti 1 in 84. Mac, let's party. Mr. X I Love You. Dan rily—T'll always love you. Love, Betsy j¢ Remember your Rubber Duckie Friend! Love, Amy and Brian—1 wasn't staring; | was lusting! Tracey V- My favorite “Kelly” scout—no more elbows. Luv, Lisa wlle—-Thank you for being in L.S. Neil y¥, Michelle, Renee—Bananas come in bunches of 3. Steve John— You weren't hitting on Carley in the cafeteria. ‘hWanna shake? | can’t wait ‘til summer. Luv, Lynne helle—J'arrive! dit Frosty a tes filles! F.R. forever, Renee £5 Trojans—Luv those announcements! Who won?? sao te: rope H.N. 'AJ—Remember Frizzled Feathered Creepers and Boris the Spider? ; . ‘arci Thanks for all the special and uel ene we had together and thanks for just being there to listen. I love you dear best friends forever. Kim andy and Jimmie—Good luck. Todd Oliver welcome back. Donna and Joy good luck on the slopes. Cali and Jennifer miss you this year. Hi Sharon and Maurice, Resa - Shari Jennifer—If ever there was a doubt in my mind about our pigeess piss pe re cleared eee] I eee o- you are the greatest! All my love, ri Linda—We have come to be so close and have shared great and bad times but we've made it! Love, r e aN, Jay—Remember Joan Janet (Riverview), donuts, J.B. (multiple choice), parallel, Cynthia, lambswool, Sheba Veronica, eagle on 9, red “guard” jacket, maniac, “Krud” and superman. Arthur —Nellie ; Keith—We have a lot e precious moments together with our future holding a lot more to come. I'll love you with all my heart all my life. Forever, Darla ; Keith—You're everything to me—my hopes, my dreams, my life. | never thought I could love someone as I do you. I’m glad | found that special you. Dar Holly (Bif)—Thanks for being a friend. We had some wild and crazy times, most of all I love the laughs we had. I love ya, Helen Majorettes—This year is definitely one to remember. And even though we might of fought at times (Deneen) | love all of you! Thanks! Love — Wilma, Laurie, Helen, Jamie, Donna, Debbie—I'll always remember all of you and all the nice things you did for me. Gonna miss you ail! Love, Shelle Allan—-To a really “special” person I'll never forget! Thanks for all the talks and helping me through my boy problems! Love Shelley Lorne— You like Quiche? Wen Al—Thanks for being there to talk to! Denise. New Assistant Tech. Direc. Ma Ri S} Hi Sarah, Suzette, Susan, Suzanne—You made school worth coming to. You guys are the greatest! Luv ya always, Julie To my one and only (kittenfish)—I'll always love you, Good luck! Your little girl. (cuddles) Did ya ever see?—Shelley Shrum, Anita Rodriguez or Kirsten Fennel! Luv ya, Tas Yenna—Christmas Eve is a time to sing, sing, sing! Bad luck in everything you do! A.S.K. Robin, Esther—Never forget those wild study halls on Fridays. You two aren't bad considering you’re Juniors. Michele Robin—Always remember: Day, Sir Linkenlot, Hotentot, English 7 and Westmoreland Mall! You're a great friend! Esther Jim—I love you more than I can say, I'll always be here. Remember “‘the carrot” Love always, Lauren Stacy—To a great friend never forget Dec. 10 or May 22, best times of our lives—Cal State. Love Darla Kristy—To one of the best friends I could ever have. Remember all the times in O.C. Luv ya, Erin Sharon—You probably think you're getting rid of me after graduation, but don’t worry I'll still be around, Michele Kimba—Remember all the hot times in chemistry (especially when you caught my hair on fire), Partner Beth—Forget about the Big Brown Girl and Puff Puff Colorguard, Will ya! Just don’t forget the Revue! Amy Scooter—Yes! Someone's ringing your doorbell! | definitely have to get a gymbag. Hm. This means something. Love, Michelle Bonnie—What could | ever do to repay you for helping me in Computer Math? Almost. Eric Amy—Thanks for everything. You're the best friend anyone could have. Love ya! Kim Jennifer—Even after all that's happened, you're still my friend. I'll never forget you. Thanks. Love ya! Kim Mark Marmo—After this year I at least hope we can be friends. Love ya, Midge Val Jude—Thanks for always being there. You guys are the best friends | could have. Love ya, Midge Georgi—Remember all the fun we've had like at Hallmark, and “Fountain Breath.” Thanks for being there. Love ya, Lauri Bill Ravotti—Love those legs and you're not bad yourself. S.S. Lady Buc Greg—Still have your keys?? I’m so caught up in you!! Love, Jane Carl—someday I'll be an AFSer and bring you some balloons so you can show me your dance. Luv, Julie Georgi Ann—Are you still keeping Colonel Sanders in business? Who do you like this week? Jodi Lisa—Thanks for being my bestest friend and remember all the great times in our Senior year, Luv, Lisa Yea okay Missy and Lisa where is our sign “GET A FACE LIFT! ? Jodi Nee—If I hear one word outta you that I don’t like . . . Love, Babs RAM— You will never know how special you are in my life. Love always and forever, Tina Dave—Thanks for being such a great friend. Too bad we can’t be more. Tracy Jodi—How many holes did you put in my ear this time? Did your pants on my floor? Missy Dani—Thanks for all your help and understanding these past years, you are a true friend! Love, Tine Tracy—thanks for being nutso with me at tennis. Remember Jamie's Gucci bag and Cassie with Mr. Softee. Love, Diane Denise—May your own happiness always exceed the happiness that you bring others. Thanks for understanding! Love Dana Brig—Hey, dude—Can | drive? Where’s that bag of caramel corn? Where's the gas? Let's eat! Love, Tine Boobhead—When are me, you and Georgi going to pick up MEN!! Remember me while you're at Pitt. Lisa Kim, MJ, Roz, Bonnie, Vicki, Wendy, Angie, Tillie Renee—Thanx for the great times. | luy ya! Remember the Valley Viking? Darc MH and AE—Who's gonna chase you now? POW442, | still like your car. Sorry! Michelle Steve, Todd, and Renee—Remember skiing, Caroling and the Hue! Be good! Au Revoir, Trace Pippy—It was fun but “I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues” I'm sorry it couldn't last. J.C. Steve—If you were my real friend, you'd get something for Sarah's chapped lip! I found it! Your friend, Rich “Axel” (Bottle Lips!)—Have you ever heard “Bad to the Bone?” WHAT?!! “What am | doing in Europe?? ” Luv ‘“Susan’’ To Allen Ray—Remember, “We not only get even, we get ahead!” Thanks for the fun! . . . Guess Who?! Lisa D.—Did you ever wonder how many pairs of argyle socks “The Prep in our lunch has? Jill S. Judy—My foot’s on fire! Look at the woo-woo! Cough—chicken! Love ya lots! Best friends forever! Cindy Tom, Wedge and all the other Violators: Oh, you hurt me, you raked my face across the coals. Rico Nathan P—Don't drink and go to meetings, miracles can happen! Mary and Renee—you both are very special to me. We will be friends forever, Janine Mark—I love you with all my heart! Here’s to May of 1900! XOXO Your Babes Forever, Cindy Cheryl—Don’t forget the good times with Scott, Randy's and up your house. Love, Wado Jamie, Laurie, Chari, Linda, Danielle—Thanks for being there! You are special to me. Good Luck in everything. Luv Jennifer Miss, Gina, Dee and Jod—Thanks for this year—I love you all! Bec. P.S. And Frieda too! ; Brad—Thank you for a great three years. Don't forget about me next year—lI'll always be there. Love, Elizabeth Cotty—You are the best brother in the world! I’m gonna miss you and I love you! Silly Jilly Lisa—Never forget our talks about Scott Dave. Orange you smart! Roz Bumbie, Danny, Deneen—Thanks for all the wonderful trips to the graveyard and all the crazy times together. Love, Holly Darci—hey DAR, what does the inside of the Men's room look like at Eat'N'Park?!? Wen and Mary Jo_ doyce—Got any bugle dip?! December 26, 1983—Let's hide in the bathroom!! Love ya lots! Cindy Tillie, Darci, Kim, Wendy, Angie, Renee—the best group of friends anyone could have! Love ya bunches, Mary Jo Chris K.—I'll always love you, Chris T. Tracy—Thanks for always being a friend! Love, Dana F F Dana—Thanks for being my Bib Sis! Denise Berch—Good luck always and remember not to say what. Lisa Kim—You're the bestest friend to ever have. Char Mandy—Good luck remember best friends forever. Rasberry Hey, Min—“Where’s th e beef?! Ya, Zuck!—You go to Pitt after 3-month delay. Kevin Frank—Where's your puppy dog? Bill dennifer—Thanks for always being there. Love, Chari Brig—How's Long John Silver today? Guess Who? Wedge and Vin—Let’s go to Briar’s Lane, Squib Joyce— Maybe we could go ice fishing or . . . something Renee—J'arrive! Oui! Oui! How's Dave? Love ya. Michelle Caral—We hope you conquer the gummy bear. Dani and Sue This is my little tribute to John ‘'Couger” Mellencamp Cris—Poses, killing ET, grandmother shoes, games . . . Ro PT—Why are there pine needles in your shirt? PL Frank—Let’s teach Larry how to PARTY! Eric Never forget Hilbun's 5th and Ear's 4th period classes, Daniel—How come Kris’ blanket is bigger than mine. Renee Renee—Is it yours or Kristen's turn to deal? D.J. Mark Marmo—NEEDLE!!! From: L, S, K, and G Brad—Do you have any lifesavers?? Dani Kelly and Heather—Do you wanna “borrow” some gum?? Patti Magic Thomas—I Love You—Good Luck! ICE MAN Hey, dides—THIS IS TRUE.” From the Welch-kin dim— You're a very special guy! Love ya always. Tina Leigh Ann—I like white, what about you? Chitzer Fred-—Hope your HIT AND RUNS get better. Love, Elfie a34 Grover—I once had a gerbic-ski patrol. Dave—I Love You with all my heart. Becky Darla—You smell good! It’s too big! Tracy Michelle—Fateful night and Dave. Baby Mac! Mr. Ed! Trace TLP—Thanks for always being there and caring. TAd Hey Chari—‘‘Don’t Lay Flat Sailor! ” Leigh and Guppie YA, COULTER! THAT'S IT! Hey Himey (J.H.)—I’m not beaming! Sarah—Let’s see a movie! How about ‘‘The Verdict’’?! Luv, Rich Bruce—Photographs? Nudge—Nudge. Brian Joyce—Maybe we should call first. Boy! Get out! Vickie Cast and Crew of D.D.T.W.—Love that cast party. Renee “42” Amy—EEK! It’s a . . . boy! Luv, Lynne Lisa Nicastro—Where are those “real men” anyways? Luv, Lisa Rich—Remember the Greek Jew? Steve L.J.—143 LOOK HUN WHISKEY. Luv, V.J. Hey My Mystery Man—The pool’s getting cold. Me Chris—Wie Geht’s. Brian Chari—Remember IUP’s ‘Mr. G.Q. . . . Mickey Antal! Love, Leigh Mae and Jude—Watch out I.U.P. Love, Deb Ace—I'm your Doe forever! Rrostie Sarah—Keep a stiff upper lip! S.P. Georgi—Don't Jog we'll give you a ride. Kara Scratch—Remember the qood times with Bob, Mike, Trevor. Harv Tom, Fuzz, Fred, Whimp, boss hog—The H. H’s of “84.” Eric—You are very sweet; I'll never forget you. Janine Hey guys—Thanks for all the great times. Shark Hey Chari—Do you have a brother named Mike? Lou—Where's your woman. Bill This year stoogies were in and candy was out! Harv—Never forget the fun times at S.S.! Luv, Scratch Beth—-Get any mail lately? Bill Hey Jamie—Ping, 69, and all that other stuff. T.T. Wedge — Let's imitate Greg Coulter. ‘‘Yeah, dats it!’ Shark Buble --Crandma Wetzel lives! Best Bubla 1 LOV YOU DORI 4 6 83. Love, Jim BIDI REO'S, PEPSI, PRINCE, and DOOL FOREVER!!! KRISSY Mar GTI! Sanner Dies! Good luck next year. Love, Liz Det to the coke in the refrigerator. Kara Sh ve always and forever—Shawn T ' a question, I don’t understand. Alan M ly— Always and Forever. 1983! re roller coasters. Kara FFJB!! Nee 7, 1990—I Love You. Natalie le white fence that doesn’t exist. Kara “We want the fat boy!’ Nance nza—He scares me in the dark—Run! Lisa ‘ly—Pro Wrestling Lives! Babe, | Love You! Char 'o Ho, Where's the Beef? (humbug) YBFA. Sharon my best friend, Share, | saw JCM! Pumpkin 2 is 1. Let's bumble! Amy Thanks for always being there to listen. Ro ¥, Ro—Pigs are cuter than cows! Tee, hee. Me! jce—Want a ride? th—How many ways can you slide down steps? Ro id-——Oh wow, that reminds me of the time . . . S.J.H. Jo-Thanks for being a great friend! Love, Lala Here's to the professional Buswomen of America! Luv, Liz teve-—Please learn how to drive!! Sharon ley Steve —Watch out for those Meat Packers!! Kim Jink--Where’s the beef? Nance Trace—F.1.! And, what's on your lip? Nee in-What's our motto for '84? Tim Members of the Heart of Golf, Don't Panic—Zaphod Beeblebrox. job-KMG will live forever—Life is a hemorrhoid! Tracy Mary Ann Cindy You will always be chestnuts. Luv, Diane Michelle Yes! I'm ringing your doorbell! Debbie Lisa Thanx for always being there when I needed you! Lisa Chris You're terrible and deserve a terrible life. Eric Football Players—The sky's the limit! Varsity Cheerleaders Lynne, Sue Beth—Hey Santa, can we give you a lift? Chas— Thanks for the great times, | Love You. Rochelle Senior Majorettes—I'll miss you all next year. Luv, Darci C. Senett—When are you going to date a teenager. Dan Vin Krissy— Should we go straight? Right? Or Maybe both. Patti Pin —Never forget the red shirt on Saturday night. Daffy Liz, Lightning Bruiser Loser —Breaststrokers prevail— Maryan Challenge —From Wedge Shark to play pool anywhere, anytime Becky loves Jimmy always and forever. Prince 1. D.M.B. Beware of the garbage men, we'll litter your town! Eunice P.—Remember all the fun before you moved. Virginia Tammy T.—Thanks for doing my homework. | appreciate it. Beanhead— Thanks for always being there. Can you slide down steps backwards? Moo cows forever. Love, Ro Beth—Thanx for putting up with me on the way home— Arthur — Nellie Carl Bollden—Miss you when you are gone! Love those jellybeans! Love, Lorie L. Lori 1 and Lori 2—Remember the good old days! You are the best buddy, friend, and pal. Lorie 3 : bie—The Police are great! = ne know how to pump gas?! Sangeeta. Judy—Student Council is great! Sangeeta. Mae Deb Kara eve finally made it! Thanks for being a good friend through thick and thin. Good—Luck! Li sa Krissy—This has been a wonderful year for the both of us, and may we have many more. Love always, Greg Linda—When you get Bobby, think of all the “nice” girls you'll get with him. Lisa Patti—lIs the fence still standing? Be safe, check Lenny for warts. Stay away from bedroom windows. Love, Lisa Laurie—I'll buy you a life preserver and some Kleenex to protect you from the typewriter. Love, Le Joan and Kristen—You've been the best co-captains! Thanks for everything! PYT forever! We love ya! 1983-84 colorguard Lisa, John, Kevin, David—Remember the prom picnic. Thanks for being my best friends. I Luv you, Holly Mark, Andy, Michael—Thanks for all the crazy times together and thanks for being there when I needed you. Holly Lynne—Are you wearing TUBE SOX? And remember it’s the big BROWN girl. Amy - fe Kevin—My love is more than words can say and it'll last to eternity. Debbie Kevin-n-Debbie ‘‘Together Forever Sangeeta—Even though we never understood our Chem. we had a lot of fun breaking test tubes and $6 thermometers. Deb Jennifer, Linda, Shelley, Chari, Robin, Susan, Helen, Leigh Ann—Thanks for always being there! Love you guys! Love Laurie Sharon—I wonder how Miss Business Executive liked her Baby Orange?? The Girls Basketball Team—Thanks for all the support and making this the best season ever. Linda Wilp—Thanks for being there always! CMU we'll be back!! Oh—Who's it today? Or shouldn’t | ask! Krissy Jill, Lisa, Leslie, Melissa, Jennifer, and Cassie— You're the best friends, thanks for always being there! Luv, Charmayne Michelle, Laurie, Shelley, Jennifer, Chari, Susan, Helen, Jamie—Thanks for a great Senior year. Love, Linda Denise—I’ll never forget about Teddy Bear and all the good times we had this year. Lisa Mary Ann—Remember all the great times we had skiing! We'll be professional skiers yet!! Lisa Kelly—Remember all the fun we had this year! I know you'll never forget about Spot, T, and Arrow!! Lisa Annie—What a year! All the good and bad times. We survived this one, we can survive anything. Luv, Terri A big thanks to Set Crew 84 for all their hard work. Good Luck next year! T. H. of the M. S. Lisa Scott—They're beeping at me! Remember Tim’s driveway? What about Cliff Stoudt? Give me a break! Patti Roshelle—How’s Chemistry? Let’s go ice skating! Flashdance is definitely it! Let’s join the ROTC! Pat Debbie, (1 ¥%), Jude, Sangeeta, Kara—Thanks for all the wild times, you’re the best of friends. Love Maryanne Lori—Thanks for being such a great friend and all the fun times. Always stay in touch! Love, Amy Jim, Randy, Lenny—Thanks for all the laughs. Too bad you're all Go-Gos! Love Amy Kristen—Never forget all the great times we've had—thanks for all of them. Love, Amy Sandy—lI'll always be your friend—Remember our High School years, plans for UCLA, and our Edinboro friends. Love, Jude Kristen—Kennywoods! Wana play ET? ME corrupt YOU! Well . . . maybe! You got your night? Please Ray! BUFO's home! cuticle cream! Carol Ide, Susan Storrik, Danielle Sedlacek—May you always have whole cookies and hot hard showers. Luv, Capt. Maryanne Good luck 77 and thanks for all the laughs in study hall. Lori Dan—I'll luv ya always (or at least 97 more years). Your nuisance, Trac Patti—Looked inside any houses at midnight lately? Let’s go swimming or to ABC Field. Lisa Roshelle, Patti, Krissy, Brigitte—Next time we go to CMU, let’s take the bus! Lisa Cassie, Lisa, Jen, Leslee, Char, Melissa—You are the greatest friends, thanks for always being there! Luv, Jill Jimmy—Too bad things didn’t work out how I had hoped they would! I really did care!!! The Other Woman Georgi, Laurie—The Riders! Remember all the good times during Colorguard practice and games. I'll miss you too. Lisa Moocher Ruchta—Can't you even spell your name yet?! Guess who? Giggles—I hope we never lose the great friendship that we have. Luv ya always, Chuckles Bill, Tim—Don't forg et the time we had at Conneaut. Spez Hey Giordano!—They should retire that 66 after you've gone. Love, Laurie Jennifer Willie Hey 66 (I mean Mr. Honorable Mention). Good luck next year. Love you, Laurie Ann, Jane, Lauren, Nat, and Traci—You are the best friends I'll ever have, ever want. Luv always, Terri Leighann—Down with the colleges! Up with summer parties! This time bring Marc, or maybe not?! Lisa Janelle (Kink head)—Never forget the weird times in Apollo. Jay, VW, and the waterbed. Let's do it again!! Darla Billy—“L.T.B.!” Let’s go sled riding! Feel a draft?? | feel like I've known you forever! Luv, your sister —Renee DJ, Kevin, John, Dave—Thanks for the fun. Good Luck! I'll miss you! Luv, Trace Shari and Linda—Well, it’s snowing. It happens all the time (chortle chortle)! Let’s do shorthand. Sherry, Sue—You're the best friends | ever had. | don't know how I'll survive without you next year. Michele Lisa—Hey “Lamda Chi Alpha”, invite us to your frat party!! Love Leigh Barb—Do you see this poster rack? Well, I'm gonna . . . Denise Todd—Thanks for the great times! I’m looking forward to many more! | will love you forever! Denise 1% Seont The Lamp Post Restaurant 2809 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA Large Variety of Sandwiches Steaks— Seafood—Ribs Chicken Entrees—Pastas We Also Do Catering Berarducci Distributing Co. 2732 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa 15068 Light Cream Ale Cream Ale Light 12-Horse Ale —- THE LAMP POST te i Take Out 339-0505 15 to 20 Tire Corral 2844 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 337-3370 RD 5 Box 1 Leechburg 842-2055 Disco Every Sunday Night Information call 337-8105 Holiday Inn Tarentum Bridge Road Tarentum, PA Burrell Rentals 3251 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 337-3586 or 339-3366 Caldwell’s Haircutting Shop Riverview Shopping Center New Kensington, PA Phone 339-9190 or 337-3013 Ss What You W ant a Vir den Portr ant at es cess commemorative of your graduation, a Your Varden portrait will speak ihe ee aktisetion, For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. Strem-Varden’ Studion Turner Compliments of Book Store Oxford Medical Associates, Inc. R sass crags 421 Ninth Street we New Kensington, Pa. i. 1 a. Greeting Cards, Wedding Invitations Commercial Stationery, Books Western Union Agency 919 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Phone: 335-2714 The Village Shop 2785 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone: 337-8102 Baskin Robbins 2827 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Dr. Daniel Cianflone, D.M.D. 2734 Leechburg Rd. Dr. Guy Bucci Lower Burrell, Pa. 96 Craigdell Rd. New Kensington, Pa. 15068 Handi Food Mart 2824 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 ee ee ADS 181 Best Wishes = 4), = SEGUitY'T Hirst Federal Savings and Loan Association Your Family Financial Friend Hillcrest Shopping Center and Riverview Plaza Congratulations Seniors 1722 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa. ] T_} | Yute’s ideal Elwood’s Cleaning Complete dry cleaning Phone drapery and laundr: 337-6661 ee dees Phone: : 2801 Lee: Lower Bur: hair studio Heights Plaza Shopping Center Natrona Heights, Pa. ZoZo’s Mobil 2401 Freeport Road New Kensington Rent a Bay, Snack Shop 582 ADS Dr. Richard A. Falk Dr. Elaine K. Geris General Dentists 2752 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone (412) 335-9891 J J WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 335-5351 Custom Built Cabinets 102 Craigdell Road Lower Burrell, PA. 15068 FOOD AND LIQuor 2734 LEECHBURG ROAD LOWER BURRELL, PA 15068 Specialties: Pizza, Wings, Salads GLORIA THOMAS a PROPRIETOR Puone: 339-9143 Gene’s Tire Service Remington Dayton Tires Tires Gene Howard Proprietor New Tires—Retreading 2708 Leechburg Rd., Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone 335-7585 Kenton Kitchen Center Kitchen Bath Remodeling Custom Component Cabinets Replacement Counter Tops Phone 335-9470 Frank Feroce Sr. Greg Feroce Kenton Plastics Inc. 100 Craigdell Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Floor Fashions 2827 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 339-2233 Stop in and let us help you with all of your flooring needs. Friendly, helpful salespersons ready to be of assistance. We offer professional installation of all floor coverings. Free Estimates! Nace’s All Sports Trophy and Engraving Company P.O. Box 2025 Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Trophies — Plaques —Badges— Nameplates Roland Nace (412) 339-2685 Rubber Stamps Lil Nace Stanek’s Photo Service of Lower Burrell Complete Wedding Photography from home to Reception Hall. Portraits—Children—Group—All Occasions 329 Chester Drive 335-5907 Evans Radiator Repair Shop Complete Repair Shop 1329 Greensburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa 335-5400 Good Luck Class of 84! Cheeses, meats and deli items. Party trays for all occasions! Home Medical Supply Cardia-Pulmonary Resources HOME CARE SERVICE Joseph Cosentine, Jt eee PRESIDENT No Appointments Necessary 339-2600 Cuts and curls for guys and girls! 916 CONSTITUTION BLVD. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 15068 pi Architectural Aluminum Specialties Co. 2122 Constitution Boulevard Arnold, PA 15068 President Terry L. Shotts Phone: 335-8459 and 362-1300 337-6696 Best Wishes Class of 84! Arnold Furniture, Inc. 1627 5th Ave. Arnold, Pa. 15068 Dorothy and Gene Miller aps 189 eons Reese Auto Service a Spezzano’s Deli— Bakery ' 2803 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone: 335-1540 Congratulations And Best Wishes to the : Class of '84 Gigler Funeral For th Home Special 2877 Leechburg Road Cakes bi Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone: 335-6500 eee eS 2702 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 335-1600 2624 LEECHBURG ROAD LOWER BURRELL, PA. 15068 NORMAN ¢ | PODOLSKY Phone: 339-3780 Sokol’s Hardware For Complete Hardware Lines r 2833 Leechburg Rd., Lower Burrell Best Wishes From Alann Jewelers DAVISON SAND GRAVEL CO Keepsake Diamonds Jewelry Engraving Repairs Accutron and Bulova Certified Watchmakers Davison Sand Gravel Co. Riverview Pl Third Avenue Fourth Street New Kensington, Pa. WINDOWS Jim and Patty Kennedy, Phone: 335-8100 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 84 Riverview Best Wishes Class of 84! CRUM CRUM ATTORN AT L 2734 Lee: Lower Bu 1506 SUPZIRMARKETS Riverview Plaza Tarentum Road New Kensington, Pa. Proprietor E RE | a a es : Agape Conte Cohnny BY, Located es - FINE FOODS Christian Books, Gifts, Counseling GOOD SPIRITS 27 GREAT ENTERTAINMENT 300 TARENTUM BRIDGE RD. 7 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell PAI5066 (412) 335-LOVE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 15068 PHONE 412 335-9171 ronal ‘op Lois Weidner . ° ist ALS HOME CENTER Your Supermarket of Building Supplies 1155 Wildlife Lodge Road Lower Burrell, Pa Phone: 337-6535 -PHA ENGINEERING CO., INC. Consulting Engineers Surveyors SALVATI’S SELECT MEATS We Specialize In The Finest Of Top Quality Meats SMITH C. MC KEE C.P.C.U. JAMES J. WESLEY C.P.C.U. 337-7676 ' ngton Plaza 196 HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER LOWER BURRELL, PA. PHONE: 412 335-8563 (PGR 51-7045 ADS 189 Prudential Insurance 2533 Leechburg Rd. Health Insurance, Life Insurance Common Stock Investment and Retirement Retirement Plans, Auto, Homeowners Insurance, call: 337-4567 Bon SORRAL 337-3370 ED KIRKWOOD 2844 Leechburg Road Manager Lower Burrell, PA FRITZ and TERRY’S EXXON “SERVICE © ATION 3162 LEECH! G ROAD LOWER BU L, PA. PHONE: )717 Wilson Baum Ageney, Inc. ee . 7 50 YEARS STRONG Anniversary 1933 S WILSON BAUM AGENCY INC. a Representing STATE CAPITAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Horrisburg, Pennsylvania FURNITURE CO H AV WEW KENSINGTON 362-2789 339-1088 337-6400 of howe Fram Pon} Physicians Weight Loss Center Insurance -:- Real Estate -:- Mortgage Loans 3271 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 2618 LEECHBURG ROAD LOWER BURRELL, PA. 15068-2529 Phone: (412) 335-5781 A Mark Karol Manager 1 ADS Congratulations Seniors Coulter Enterprises Exxon Service Station 100 East 7th Avenue Tarentum, Pa. 15804 Jim and Gail 412-335-8576 BUTLER TIRE MART (EST SHOPPING CENTER Lower Burrell, PA 15068 JACK R. HOWARD Dr. James D. Minford Would like to congratulate the 1983 Lower Burrell Little League Girls Softball Champions Manager—Mary Marron Coaches—Chuck Swanderski, Darlene Spigelski, Jack Neidermeyer Francine Puglese —SS Rachel Catalog—P Leigh Ann Sellari— 2B Leigh Ann Niedermeyer—CF Chris Renock—1B Jennifer Wertzberger—P Lillian Torchia—3B Jennifer Leap—C Dawn Marron—R Bethany Kelly—PF Jennifer Swanderski—LF Catherine Edgar—C Cybil Long—P Melissa Catalano—CF Shelly Landowski—C Past Team Members Suzette Song, Reina Townsend, Reina Dotto, Jennifer Stelika. Lisa Brenninghouse, Laura Jackson, Charmane Renock, Pam Klimkowski. Lisa Dimeno 7 Jules DeFelice yi ; Representative Nationwide Insurance Nationwide is on your side Congratulations Graduates 2515 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. Phone 335-6029 Res. 339-4247 ADS 19% Berarducci Beverage 2732 Leechburg Rd. 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