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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1985 volume:

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His thoughts range from “Will | be a hit on the road?” to “Perhaps | should stay here where | am comfortable,” to “Will the world like me?” Hush! The house lights are dimming. Places, everyonel A voice off stage whispers, “Break a legl” It’s Burrell On Stage. Donning Costumes: Abduhl, are you having fun? Jeff Jim go Hawaiian. Is the world ready for this? Nerds, Hawaiians, an Punkers Denise “The Nerd” dines alone. I've practiced for years. How does it look? Would you believe their brains are falling out? Learnin Do you mind? Mr. Brackin feels like one of the kids. She'll know her lines w ; ‘m not too sure | Know what Im doing. Pa s eantry: Ruf uffle S Qu een R ‘osh elle Bo naz za and es cor ts cot tw au gam an Jun ior attend ant Mi iche' lle Polak and escor t Chri ris K oziar ski. Flourishes at Homecoming i Senior attendant Aimee Vinkovich and escort Ron Gryzbek. Freshman attendant Amy Frederick and escort Brian Wiklendt. Making the Cut: Hey guys, look herel 41! We've got this game in the bag. Joe's psyched for this game. Vying Athletes: Strike three, you're out! How do you like this grass, Frank? That’s your problem, Jeff. You've got to keep your eyes open. Anybody see where my ball went? The Leads: The Few. The Proud. The HOGHEADS! | thought tongue depressors were only used on patients? Who you gonna call, Ghostbusters (or Mr. T)! But, Mrs. Neuschwander, we look like girls. Playing Their Roles Boy George and Culture Club. The good, the bad and the fruit. Brerrrrrml Homework is deadly. Background Music seniors ‘yd Mentterm soa nten em Lisa Anthony van Armour Eric J. Awes Arnel Arthur-Guevara Balcita Bernard Atkinson Seniors Denise E. Barnett Cheryl Lynn Beattie John Bell Dina Bellinotti Beth Beal Eve Ann Beresik Scott Bibza Roshelle Bonazza Dawn Marie Brown or Michael Boyle Vicki Ann ! John L. Brown Darla Jean Brzozowski Curtis Keith Caldwell Phil Carilli Darci Marie Ciciarelli Bradley G. Clark Sharon Ann Clear Seniors 7 John M. Como me Lorie Ann Cook Donald Cooper Renee Antoinette Co ianza T ibbs ammy Lynn Cribbs Valerie Cribbs David P. Crum Semors Robert J]. Doering Laura Lee Farneth Robert T. Dunn Eric John Eskra Eric Richard Faybik Thomas B. Earhart Joy Ann Faith Michael John Feroce I 4 Dan. Gelorme 24 Seniors — i —— ae Craig Alan Fularz Kimberly Grazier John T. Giordano Georgiann Greco — Kenneth ]. Guido Mary C. Hack Christopher A. Haidze Lynda May Hansotte Michele Renee Harpster Shawn Hatbob SeMmors Kristan Lyn Hatzimbes James Hightower III Gina M. Honku ” A ee : 4 Mark Honkus Jeff Jackson Joan E. Kalmar Seniors = MA Michael A. Kapustik Christopher A. Kasavage e Ww trian Kendrick Michele Lynn Kijowsk1 Brigitte Marie Kinosz J Karla J. Klems Kristen ]. Klems Stacey Lynn Knoll B Seniors Mary Jo Klimkowski � N | Brian E. Lang i ee LF Carolyn Sue Krowsoski David Letunik y Todd W. Lobaugh Mark Louis Marmo Ars nael John Marra Rebecca Susan Marshall Timothy Alan Matson Dana Ann Mattern Kimberly Ann Mazur Angie Mazzeo Seniors Cris Merrick Lawrence Mester Chet Meanor N Traci Micenko Barbara Miller _— P yi — Be ss James Miller Doug S. Montanari Timothy Moret Tracey L. Morrow Judith A. Myers Lisa Ann Nicastro Semors Brian Neilen Debra Marie Orostek - ’ Yeu Mark Paolillo Brian J. Parkhill Stacey Lynn Parkhill a� . | D. Peterson a Eugene R. Pish yr A ae Greg A. Pavlik : © John Albert Peyronel Patrice Pitts Janelle Marie Pierce ) Steve Pituch Michelle Lynn Polimadei Tonya Puz Lauri Ann Reimer Sharon Leigh Roper Sharon Jean Ross ‘harles J. Sanders Patrick Alexander Sarne Tammy Lynne Schafer Mark Schoepf Deborah Ann Schrecongost Paul Scratchard Semoes WO Lisa Diane Scott Daniele Lynn Sedlacek Charles W. Sennett III Kurt Si John Shurina Cliff Simon Brad F. Sluss B seniors 4 be Keith Q. Smail Gis . Walter Smith Robert J. Snyder Laurie Lynn Solomond Ae Vin Sonafelt John Sopko Mimi Song a Dan Spiering Brian Stadterman Sandra Le. e Steen Amy Louise Stevenson Richard Lee . Susan H : elen Storrick Kristen L. Strellec Tom Strellec a Eric Matthew Stull Jerry Michael Stultz Jennifer Lynn Tatrn Renee Christine Thomas William D, Thomey Sheri Ann Thompson Shank Nancy Jo Titus Somers Joseph Francis Tomayko Patrick L. N. Tutelo f ‘ . ) ! oe 2 Te | Aimee Ann Vinkovich Elizabeth Ann Vokes Darla Lynn Warbur he Rebecca Ann Warden Scott Richard Waugaman Sherry L. Williams mk Fatt Brian Paul Yangula ohn Zanella Mike Zanotti Robin D. Zellefrow Edward Oliver Jodi—Thanks for all the good times. | am glad we're friends. Stay in touch. love, Erin. Valerie—You are the best friend anyone could have. Thanks for being there. | hope we are always friends even after | leave. love, Reem. Georgi—Saint Vincent College 1! Reem. Mike you have a friendly, outgoing personality. I'll really miss your smile. | luv ya, Jude. Vinnie—Do you think we will last a semester at IUP? | won't if | hear any nephew stories. Dan. Tutelo—Is that a roll of certs in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me. Dan. Michele K—Ocean City here we comel R.Z. Miss Lust—Jamie who? Sure you weren’t at Wendy’s! Jamie. Chris—Two weeks of planning and all for what—well we'll seell The other womanl Kris—Can you swim on land?—Tillie. Renee—I'll never forget all the great times we had, like Kennywood and skiing! I'll always remem- ber falling off my stool in Biol Thanx for always being therel Luv ya, Kris. Tina—Listening through walls, sardines, trivial pursuit, snow angels, and Bill’s cologne! Luv, Kris. Nikki P.—Thanx for all the great memories, I'll never forget yal Luv, Kris. Jason—What did you do with that strawberry milkshake?! Luv ya, Kris. Trace—Believe in someday, cause it will happen. Thanks for being a true friend! Love, Tine. Brig—What kind of pants were they wearing? I'll never forget EA and all of the crazy times. Tine. Eric, Vin, Dan, Mark, Brian, Pat, Pickle § Andy—You guys are the BEST—T'll miss you all—Love, Darci. Eric Faybik—Can you go to the bathroom? Darci. Michelle—my dog is wasted! Pull over—nowll Fine lines?! Sam’s favorite number, barf stories, and best of all—Penn Statell Thanks for everything! Your future roomy, Kris. Ang, Mar, Dar-——-You 3 have been the great- est friends ever—always remember the good times laugh at the bad—thanks for always being there—Renee. Tommy S—Thanks for being the best friend ever—remember all the things we just know—keep in touch—Renee. Pickle—To my best buddy—thanks for being a friend—keep in touch—Renee. Andy E—You owe me alot of fur—MEOW—Renee. i iommy shank—Remember the lettuce battle at 3 a.m.! Your thumb healed! You're my BEST FRIEND)—!ove, Becky. foses are red, violets are blue, when we have money, we blow it on _—-5Js. Danicie I’m still wair 33 for you to pick that thing out of Mr. ’s ear. Amy. Bu, we’ve come a long way, in the © -vator? Let's lay under the sunlamp. Thanks for everything! When you look at your frig, rememb e. Love ya, Poax. Vic, looks like we made itl | hope this doesn’t mean it’s over! You know whi ean! Dont forget all the crazy times. All | can say is THANKS SO MUCHI | love ya, Poax. P.: u still owe me one from all those doubles| Kim, hey ring sister! Don’t forget all our crazy time: i you strip lately? Want to take the car? Thanks for all your help, mostly the use of your | . Love ya, Poax. P.S. I'm a Hinny! Missy Jodi—Thanks for making this year great. Let's our goals. Stacey. Darci § Missy—Did you jump over any fences lately? Stacey. Ronnie—You ‘on't have a flat ... Stacey. Kris § Kar—After 8 years, we don't have to walk to the bus stop anymore! Thanks for keeping me on time—Luv, Becky. GQ—Remember the fan-club, Grover’s party, OTL, and MUGZY! Good luck in modeling—Luv, Becky. Grover—Remember OTL and all the other ulcers you GQ gave me! We need a shopping spree—Luv, Becky. Lisa $.—You're the sweetest girl I've ever met! Luv, Dawn. Dina “Marie” and Melvin—We had some great times together! I'm really gonna miss younz! Take care of yourselves and keep in touch! Lotsa love, Dawn “Marie” R M A Lisa— Don’t hold itl” Luv, Dawn. Michelle—Isn’t it supposed to take a long time??- Tracey. Trace—Sour dip, first week of July, interesting ski trips, most of all: last summer! Luv ya, Renee. Mark S—Renaids! Puffl | sacrifice getting in trouble for you § | get these great names—thanks buddy—Renee. Mark H—I'll give you—PUFF—don’t worry I'm still thinking of one for you—Renee. Lisa—You're great! I'm glad you were there to listen to ALL my weekends with— HIM”. We still have the summer to partyl—Ang. Jim—To the best brother anyone could ever have. Good luck in everything you do! Love, Val. Mark—Remember all of the fun times that we’ve had this year (es- pecially the day before school started). Life wouldn’t be the same without you. I'll always love you.—Val. Mary Jo—Thanx for being the best friend ever being there for me in bad times—l'll ‘ene you next year, but “MERCY” will party when we visit. Love Darci. Chaloby—You may be but youre still our little Suzie, on the Franklin bus you made no fuss when we made you blush, but one thing you must is remember us—the Chaloby Fan Club. Mark Honkus—You’ve been a very special A) FATRON friend—I'll miss you next year, but | will visit you—I'll never forget YOU all the special times we've had.—Love Darci. Colorguard—Always remember: the rainy L.B. Jubilee parade—Kennywood—Valley game—Senior Day—XMAS party—all those practices—thanks for everything—we love you “guys” Joy Georgiann. we made a mess . Aim—Thanks for all of the help and understanding this year! You’re the greatest! Love, Tine. Sticks—Grow a { Thanx for the wild times—let’s have a wild summer! Tute. Darci—You’re a great woman, thanks for the fun times we had and hope we'll have more, you're a good friend! Love ya Pat. Angie—Thanks for all the good times, maybe someday you'll learn how to drive, see ya this sum- mer! Luv Pat. Craig—Hey dude, Give me some of that! Tute. Vin—Remember the parties and girls, let’s party hard this summer! Tute. Waugi—Don’t get yourself killed in the Marines, hope to see you around before ya go! Tute. Bin-Bin and La-La—l wonder if Paul will ever find out about our spying! I'll miss youl Love, Jam-Jam. Robin—Dorothy Hammel, here we come! Luv, Jamie. Jam Jam—Did you measure them for their new uniforms yet?! Mischiefl—Bin Bin. Barb, Joan, and Barnett—Thanks for the memories. They will last a lifetimel—Love always, Sharon. Jamie—After Wend’s I will never forget your face again. Unless of course ... well no, not even then!—Sharon. Miss Lotta Goodstuff—So tell me, how did you lose your earring and various other ... What? At 4:30? Barnett— 'Come to think of it,” now that we’ve almost graduated | feel it’s time to spend $18.001| La La—Mischiefl Which one do you want? Bin Bin. Ten Ten—Mischiefl! Hey, he’s a babe! Sin Bin. Lauri are you sure this is the way to Plum High School? These guys are still following us. Remember all those crazy trips to Plum. Luv, Jude. Tonya you're a great buddy, friend, of course matchmaker. Look out college! Here we comel Luv, Jude. Varsity cheerleaders—Thanks for the ereat times we shared! | still think the plane was worth it alll Good luck next year and always! _ove, Leioh. Mikie—Thanks for being such a great pal in O.P. Love Kim, Georgi, Sharon. Hoart! sharon orgi—You two have to be the wildest friends around. Remember all our times together ind Ih e have many more of those times together. Love, Kim. Stinge—| should have just giv- en you noney instead of writing this 73¢—Dan. Matson—Thank God I wasn't born a girl, | couldn’ you hanging all over me! Dan. Sticks—Grow onel—Dan. Beth—lt’s been a very fine year— jue—Why oh why did we take Slamics? To see the P in our lab book no doubt. Joy, let’s te about those two guys in I9IO who said don’t eat no one—Amy. Kim—lIs Harrison Ford a real | 1 what? Amy. Dar, Ang, Renee—You guys are the greatest! You made these years the be my life. Thanx for sharing all the great times, and giving me the memories of them. Love yo all, Mary Jo. The wreck going to Penn State—(Ang, Dar, Mary Jo)—major guff!l Dan—Thanx for being such a great friend to both of us, and for dinner at Veltri’s. How about the moth? Love ya, Mary Jo and Darci. Eric F.—You’ve been a special friend to me over the last 2 years. You're one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met, and I'll never forget the fun times we had. Ill miss you next year. Love, Mary Jo. Sharon, Georgi, and Kim—Remember all the wild times! Espe- cially with helium! Thanks for being there! I’m going to miss you guys! Love, Reem. Sharon and Georgi—Stay away from that—it does some wild stuff to the body. Look a fire at the fire station! Love, Reem. Lisa § Julie—You can walk ya know—Denise. Barb Sharon—You guys are the great- est friends! Thanks for being therell | love you guys!!—Denise (Now let’s party!). Miss Lust, thanks for the great times we had together. And don’t come home at 5:30 again, but I’m sure you will. Lotta. Darci and Angie—MARSHMALLOW and UNDERWEAR nobody will fit these names—EVER!!. Rich—It’s been a bad scene!—Love Angie. Darci—Heck we are still gonna be in school together—you’re like a hangover—you're always there! Well, Marshmallows Mr. Wat's room will never be the same—How would we know we were never in school huh?—Undies. Mary Jo—Youre one heck of a friend all those massive talks and cruises about the Jerkfaces—it will never be the same! Thanks for being there Love always—Angie. To my bestest buddies—Renee, Mary, and Dar. You guys are great. | love ya all—we had so many good times through these years! Just wait till Florida—tIt will never be the same—together forever even in college. Love always—Angie. Mary Jo—New Years at Beattie’s—BAD SCENE!—were there fireworks??—Angie. Janelle Becky—No PATRONS Craig Adamovitz Greg 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 Frank Bolt Edward Bowser ; , ” 7 ats . j my, mi. a UNIORS Lisa Breninghouse Brian Bush Melissa Calcagno Traci Capellman Greg Carchidi Paul Castorina Lynn Choltko Mary Beth Clark Lisa Comperatore James Cribbs Sandra Crognali Linda Daniels Shawn Deslauriers Laurie Dollman Lori Eshbaugh Valerie Fabian John Faith Mark Fantozzi Scott Fassinger Andrea Fick VYhere Do You Go on Friday Night? McDonalds Movies Stay Home Parties Any Place John Fick Timothy Fisher Lisa Florek Joyce Foeks Robert Folser Todd Frederick Jack George Kelly Giordano Harold Greenwald George Gross Julie Gulick Jane Guyer William Haas Sandra Hakos Roy Hall William Hanka Theodore Hare Christy Harris Cali Hawk Sharon Heasley Steve Hilinski Stephanie Hosac Mike Howell Mike Hudak John Husar Bruce Hyland William Jackson Cynthia Janicik Brian Jeffries Julie Johnston Thomas Johnston Brian Jones Robert Jones Daniel Kane Denise Kastelic Joy Keibler Jill Kennedy Melissa Kijowski Bradley Kissel Michael Klems James Knapp Darlene Knize Patti Kohnle Teresa Kolakowski Chris Koziarski Lorie Landis Edward Lang Jennifer Larrow Kris Lasher Ann Lawther Geoffrey Leah Brian Lender Shan Leslie Mike Linglelbach Kristin Linglefelter Kurt Linza Jeffrey Listwak Gregory Ludwiczak Amy Luke Paul Luzik —_: JUNIORS Resa Manley Scott Marchlewski Natalie Marine Mindy Marmo Loren Masiarik Richard Mathabel Beth Matisko Jamie Mattioli Jeff Mazur Lee McAninch Brian McCarrell Brian McCloskey Mary Mclntyre Martin McLure Shawn McKown Brian McNally Deborah Miller Ted Miller Todd Miller Sandra Mittereder What Was the Best Movie of 1984? Purple Rain Ghostbusters Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom The Karate Kid The Terminator 52 JUNIORS Cm Christine Modey Timothy Mozelewski Karen Orkis Daniel Nemet Mark Pajerski Suzanne Pallone Jodi Patterson Daniel Penman Patricia Peoples Jennifer Perriello Jonathan Peterson John Piernik Jodie Pokusa Michelle Polak Dennis Preisser Nunzio Pulice Charles Quarles Leonard Rajski Cherie Ray Derek Reifschneider UNIOR Susan Renda Eric Rhoades Randy Robinson Donald Ross Randall Ruckus Rochelle Rupert Don Ryan Rozlyn Rychlinski Mike Salsavier Mario Sansosti Chris Schantz Ronald Schick Kristine Settlemyre Donald Sgrinia Thomas Shaner Raymond Sharick Jeffrey Sheets Wade Shultz Donna Sipes James Smolenak Jennifer Smith Michael Smith Chris Synder James Synder Renee Solomon Suzette Song Amy Stewart Helen Stewart Kimberly Stitt Christine Suppa Mary Ann Swiergol Damon Szlachetka Tammi Talda Tyrone Talley Jeffrey Thompson Renee Townsend Thomas Trzeciak Richard Unik Michele Wagner Amy Walter JUNIORS Jack Walters Leslie Wick Mark Wilson James Wissinger Shannon Wojnar Jeffrey Wylie Jeffrey Yohe William Yohe Sarah Yost Lisa Zajdel Mark Zeiler Jennifer Zimmerman What is our Favor:'e Radic tation? WBZZ (94) WDVE (102) WYDD (104) WAMO (106) more OTL! GQ. Grover Babyl—We love youl—John Becky. Janelle, look twins!—GQ. Vicki—we’re the only normal people who work at Wendy’s! John. Janelle—Becky thanks for being there when | needed to talk about my modeling, fan club and my other affairs. Love, John. Stef; Deb go easy on the twist—I’ll remember all the fun we had. MZ. Amy, Beth, Dani, Kim, Lynne, Ro, Sue—You are the 7 people who made this place bearable, if not enjoyable! Let’s always stay in touch. Friends forever ... love, Joy. Lisa, Dede, Roshelle—Remember camp—Clymer! Rambo! Atwood! Gastown! Donuts! The creek! Me going to the bathroom! The jogger! The man, | mean the van! Together always, Krissy. Patti, I'll never forget our great times together! I'll always care! Love ya, Krissy. Biddle, hey, you mel Forever! Cover me chic, Miami Vice here we comel! Love you always—Krissy. Ang, Mary, Renee—You 3 made my senior year the Best—We’ve been through it all (almost), but the partying will live on—Love Darci. Vin, you are a “Stud”—Luv Darci. Weasie, | guess you will always be my favorite little sister Love always—Rosie. Bill, Jew, and Den: Hey (snort)—What’s good? Yah, I’m not Jewish! Stretch skis all the way ... Where’s my skitote? | think | have a concussion! Yeah, | chew snuff—BBBBilly—Why do you repeat things? Are you H ?l Your mum! Love, Bec. Kim Georgie—You are two of the craziest and best friends any- one could ever have. Don’t ever forget the wild and crazy times that we’ve had over the years. Thanks for always being there. You two are the best! Love, Sharon. Susan—What an attitude! We'll be pro swimmers some day. Love, Dani. Roshelle—Let’s go save someone in the lake. Don't forget your turtlenecks and wool sweaters. Dani. Amy—How many peanut butter cups have we eaten this year? Dani. Roz, Leslie, Lisa, Jill, Shan, Mindy—It was really great to get to know all of you and I'll miss you guys next year! TREE. Roz, I’m so glad | got to know you. You helped me with a lot of things like Row! I'll really miss ya! TREE. What would you kick out Shu?? Larry. James, when you read this. | hope you'll think of all the good times we had feelings we shared. I'll miss you more than you'll ever know. You're my inspiration” Love always Judy. Steve—Hey bud, let’s go to Kiski Juncti Thanks for being there. I'm going to miss youl Love, Lauri. Jeff, | could never begin to tell v much happiness you have brought into my life. There will always be a special place in my | r you. I'll love you always. Patti. Bu, Vic. Kim, to the greatest friends | could ask for! I love ax. J.C.Y. and I forever. J.C. Thanks for making my Senior year the best. Pilot—When are | na get our bazooka? My list gets longer everyday! Co-Pilot. Deborah: Thanks for being the iend that was always there. If it wasn’t for you, | would never of made it through my two up here. We've had a lot of Memories, let us not forget thr ough the upcoming years. Your | riend, Danielle. Denise, Gina, Eve; | will never forget our clean-minded lunches. | think those will always have a place in our future lives. I’m sure glad we shared all the fun memo- ries. 5.Queen Danielle. Mr. Turner—Thanks for helping me make it through the roughest time of my life—-Brad M. Darci, MaryJo, Renee, Angie, Thanks for all the info on Todd—Stacey. Mills, Where's the road? Jeff. Hey fan club, | want all of youl John Pope. Greg—You're a wonderful person—I'm so glad | got to know you as well as | did—You’ve made this year very special—Love Angie. Darci, Howabout those marshmallows. Mark. Joy, Lynne, Beth, Laurie, Amy, Dani, Kim—You guy's are the greatest—Sue. To all the beats thanks for always there when | needed you. And for making my parties fun. Fred. Bruce—Remember all the good times we had. Don’t forget clubs! Re- member BBB. Keep in touch forever. Luv, Me. Dawn and Lisa—thanks for everything and remem- ber don’t hold it! Sheri—you’re the best friend (sister) | have! | wish the very best for you, Tim, and your baby! Take care and stay in touch! Love-n-friends (Forever) Dawn Marie Don't hold it! Mark—You mean the world to me. Love Always and Forever, Val. Char, Remember all the good times we had together. I'll love ya always. Thanks for being a part of my life. Love, Rodney. J.T.—You will always be a “Hard Habit To Break” Luv Ya Always! TT. Vicki—I! think it’s time to go to church—Tillie. Hey Gang—Thanks for everything—you guys are the greatest. Who will listen to my babbling next year? Love, RO. Jennifer Tatrn—ls that your shirt or your dad’s! Sandy Steen. PF—I will always remember the special moments we shared in school together. You have made this school year the greatest one of my life. | will love you forever—JJ. Tammy—You're the PATRON sweetest! Thanks for being there. Love KAS. Marc, We've finally made it! RMC here we comel | love you, Leigh. ES—Remember Cory, Derek, Punk Billl R.Z. Nose—Hey, hey Mama said the way you move gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove ... Now that’s real music!—Sharon. Tute—Remember Mike’s mustang. Happy Anniversary!! Larry. Dana and Chris always forever. Brig—Thanks for being there all the time. Your friendship means the world to me. Tine. Pat, let’s make a deal?! Luv Darci. Troll under the bridge: we may be worms but we caused you more trouble than you could handle, the worms Bill, Bob, Keith. To the hogheads, never forget the wild times we've had and all the crazy stunts we pulled—good luck, Mike Z. 5Js-77-7I-6-47-4 Ocean City or bust. Jamie, thanks for being a good friend all these years. We’ve had some great times. Joanie. Shawn—you are one heck of a great friend! Thank you for listening to me. Love you—Pluto’s owner. Andy—Go in any saunas lately? There has to be a time limit on it ok? Love, Reem. Lynne—See any movies about Pinnochio lately? Amy—Wahaha (laugh). Laurie, Joy, and Kim—Eat any cat soup lately? Yum! Dani. Larry—Lisa says you have a lot of room to talk. Dan. Renee—Remember all the good times we spend together. We’ve had some hard times tool Thanks for going through it with me. You're the BEST—Angie. Mark—I never thought | could truly love somebody as much as | love you. Our future together is going to be the best—Love, Krissy. Mark—I love you 6 6 84 love, Kris. Thor—Play any streets of San Fran lately? Mirror! Lets ride on the street not on the railroad tracks when we visit strew ok? Don't pass cars by Pic-Way anymore!! Flesh!! Luv Wid. Wagner—I'll never forget your wild birthday party your seratshirt, the time we ran out of gas. Thanx for the memories. B.M. Heimer—l hope you get your memory back, what's good? Yeah we drink hot chocolate in the country club! When are vou taking your ski jack- et to the cleaners? How’s you know who? Do | know?—B.M. id and Mid (the pud sisters)—thanks for all the crazy times us three have had together. Tacos ai 3:00 am, Verona, hal- loween, ‘Let's go to shadyside.”’ P.S. “Get out of townl” B.M. Roz—To « «reat friend and a wild one. Remember all our Pitt parties and Irus hey do you think San ry’s is kicking? Love always—Mindy. Brian—Can we go to Shadyside? Had lots of fun this hope ther re many more. Thank for them all. Love Mindy. Kris—I bombed it! Love Mindy. «ristie—To ry wild friend. Remember all our trips to Texaco and Cadogan and the trustie may. Thanks for the funl Love Mindy. Mark—Have fun and good luck at college. Love Mindy. Loren, Roz, Kristi ‘is, Les- lie, Shan, Erin, Michele, Lisa—To the best bunch of friends ever! Love you lindy. Mindy—Come on Lillian! H.H. was a blast and to bad it couldn't last. But all good es must come to an end, but you'll always be may best friend—Loren. ‘Panky, | wuv you!—Bu -at! Hey Eve, Congraduations—from your new and true pal—Brucel Kim, thanks for all the “g ' times, they were the best in my lifel | love you, and hope we have many, many more! Bruce, | .S. Thank you for helping me through the hardest times in my life too. B.H. Brian lender—Race me! Race me! GTP Breath—Loren. Denny—You'll never get my sweats down again—Thor (Loren). Flashtang—Hey whimp, we had a great time this year getting off on peoples misfortunes. Especial- ly mine. You'll get yours!—Ralph (Thor). Tracy—Would you like to go to a neighbors house with Mike? Sherri. MB—Lets go to Natrona Heights to see you know whol Chris—We had some good times together and the future holding more. | loved the movie “Oh God, You Devil!” Love the Shy Girl. Kristie—Push the Highlands button and “come on comeon | said come on.” Thor (The Mav beater’’). Ovid—When can | drive the “OLDS’?? Oh ya, can | have a pepsi too?? Virgil. Shan-Liz Claiborne, Gloria Vanderbilt, same difference. Quit looking at your watch, there’s nothing up there. Luv, Kris. Kristie and Mindy—My 2 favorite class clowns. Keep those one liners comming! Luv, Kris. Thor—Aw you take off. The B.M.O.C. will be home this weekend. Cool beans! Luv, Kris. Snowflakes—Never forget the night we got the best of youl Snowflake. Michele—They home yet? Want to go to Pittsburgh? There’s so much more to comell “There’s a miracle called friendship ... “ Love you Roz. Jim—I hope we are always friends. I'll never forget you! Thanks for being there! Love Roz. Darci MaryJo—I just want to say thanks for all our crazy experiences. | wouldn't be so corrupted if it wasn’t for youl Good luck keep in touch. Love you, Roz. Mindy—You're crazy! SB PATRONS OF POLIT PL OU GA Seeger ee OVHOMORES Jack Ament Lance Anthony Ava Antoninka Todd Anzaldi Todd Armour Arthur Atkinson Michael Atkinson Kelli Bargerstock Jolynn Baker Thomas Baker Eric Bayer Harry Beck Michael Bentley Shannon Blainer Kenneth Blandford Bonnie Bloom Phillip Bogan Jolene Bracken James Brown Robert Brown Vhat is Your All-Time Favorite Movie? Purple Rain Ghostbusters Stripes Porky's Fast Times at Ridgemont High Cass ed Frank Brun Eric Brzozowski Robert Butler Henry Chalmers Justin Charlesworth Paul Ciciarelli Richard Clark Julie Cobes Jennifer Cochran Kristen Collodi Nicholas Como Patrick Covert Sherri Cowfer Amy Craig David Cribbs Eric Crighton Jennifer Critchlow Shawn Crighton Margaret Cropcho Leslie Czemerda SOPHOMORES Jacob Derlink Tim DeSantes Lisa Dimeno Sandra Dombroski Shawn Donley Reina Dotto Heather Ebel Karen Echon Carolyn Elwood Amy Eskra Suzanne Fajbik Kirsten Fennell Scott Ficca David Fisher Michael Fiorina Christopher Fularz Nikki Geyer Susan Goch Chris topher Gordon Frank Graff SOPHOMORES Kim Graziano Donald Greene Christy Hack Virginia Hack Scott Hamilton Kim Harvey Cindi Hawk Heidi Ebel Tammie Heckman Dan Hempseed Tammy Hess Suzan Hobi Thomas Hornack Cheryl Houser Kelly Hrebar Robert Hrivnak Stehen Hydock Laura Jackson Robert Jackson Robert Jankosky SOPHOMORE: Tracey Johnson Charles Johnston Peggy Jones David Kapustik Christy Keller Chris Kijowski Laura Koessler Joshua Krall John Kresho Vincent Kwiatek Heather Lambermont Brian Landowski Colleen Lang John Larrow Dawn Lauer Clarence Lawther Melissa Lea Curt Leeman Kimberly Lehman Song Leigh Who’s Your Favorite Musical Performer? Prince Revolution Bruce Springsteen Van Halen ZZ Top Duran Duran Kelly Lender Scott Libengood Amy Lingenfelter Richard Litak Kelly Livingston James Lizzi John Mango Melissa Manning Bryn Marelli Cassie Mattioli Jeffrey Mazur Jeffrey Mazur Julie Mazur Michelle McCracken Patty Mcintyre Christine Meso Carlye Metcalf Douglas Meyer Vicki Meyer Richard Miller tte SPAS GRaeaas tik SRRReasats SOPHOMORES —————_ ——_—- Scott Miller Randall Minnick Laurie Mitchell Jeff Monteleone Lisa Montgomery August Moret Kristen Myford Mark Neusch Katheryn Orkis Shane Orr Colette Overly Michele Paolillo Darla Parkhill Steven Pauli Terri Pecoraro Ann Petrosky Laurie Peyronel Lynn Piernik Matt Pletcher Kimberly Powell Scott Radaker Michael Remper Kathleen Renda Charmayne Renock Robert Robinson Anita Rodriguez Mark Rogozinski Leslee Rovnanik Robert Rusiewicz Colleen Ryan Nicole Salego Brian Schafer Kristine Schafer Rodney Schafer Shawn Schafer Mike Schrecongost Debra Scratchard Mark Scripps Lisa Sennett Tricia Shank SOPHOMORES Brenda Shindledecker Michael Shirey Michelle Shrum Clay Shultz Kenneth Smail Lisa Smith Maria Smith Ronald Smith Eric Sokol Todd Spires Edward Steier Jennifer Stelika Clark Stiffler Mark Sullivan Daniel Swartz Jill Sweeney Stephen Szul Charles Tabacchi Ruth Taylor Shani Taylor g SOPHOMORES James Thomas Lara Thomas Christine Thompson William Townsend Tammy Tutelo Darla Urban Michele Vasilopus Kristen Vecchi Gail Vermeulen Stacy Waitkus David Wareham P eter Winetroub Dante Wolfe Kimberly Yute Lynette Zellefrow Beth Ziringer What’s the Biggest Problem Facing Our Nation? Nuclear War Arms Race Unemployment National Debt Ronald Reagan SOPHOMORES Let's party at Pitt! Next time we'll crash the football frat! How ‘bout Sanctuary’s!! Guess whol Lori—Never forget all the great times at Mickey D’s! And of course, all the guys!! Don’t forget about the heartaches at Fantasy Rock, and all the B-ball games.—Lotsa luv, Cindy. Hey Joey!—Do you remember G.C. church parking lot! (Or were you sleeping!)—Truthfully—Anon. Twig—| still say you will have 7 by the end of 85. Pooh and Pee live forever. Luv Stuff. Jamie—I had lots of fun in the last three years. I'll miss you next year. Love Amy. Stuffy, thanks for being such a great friend. Remember all the fun we had in Cheswick! We will definately have more! Love, Twig. Mark—Remember the bathrooms? Luv Kim, Deb, and Steph. Steph—You’ve always been there when I needed someone to talk to. Thanks for everything. Hey, how’s your machine gun do- ing? Remember going to baseball field with you know who? Just remember there will always be a wiggy and a beaker. Luv ya—Deb. Mark, Mike, and Tom—Thanks for being there when | needed someone—Luv always Debbie. 7I—What’s a notch???? Nick—Loved that impersonation of Steve Stevens! Anon. Hi, DVE NP, CM, CK, MLI Class of 86 rules! Mandy, aah ellol Dance on any tables lately??? Hey, did Brad???? Papa Strew is gonna get you. | hope you had a nice trip up Kiski? Anonymous. Walt, Stew, Cook, Tam, Cindy—I tried not to shovel Paul’s driveway too much, but you know how much I love hot chocolate. By there, Mrs. Roger Poodell. Cindy—Hey that looks like John’s car, yea there's C.T. and J.R., that’s really them! Was that jeep uncomfortable? Didn't you have to be home by II? Remember our trips to Springdale? Slow down, that’s a red light! Lori. Valerie C. | love you with all my heart and I'm sorry we've been fig!:ting so much. | want this last summer to be very special and to be in my heart and mind fc: ‘he rest of my life. | hope everything goes the way you want. | hope I'm their to share it wii) you. Love Mark W. Dan B, Andy M., Dave C.—You have been great friends. Don’t forget me ©‘ ce all of your are leaving. We'll have to get together to do some spelunking and canoeing v2: the summer.—MW 77—I wish you the best of luck in college, (They should retire that 77 | r you’ve gon.) and thanks for all of those interesting weekends! Lotsa Luv, Lori. Bob—Nov. 2°, '90—Love, I Shawn—It's your turn to get the T.V. I Luv Ya Buddy—Shan. Any—Thanks for a terrific Junior ar. Without you, Chem. Would not have been the same. Luv, Helen. Loren—To the best friend « Thanks for always being there and for all the fun times. Love always Mindy. Brain, Fre« it, Happy, Frenchy, Bowser, Robb, Guido—Class of 1986 will be remembered. —. Rules. Congratulations—Burrell Wrestling Team I! Shan—I love youl Shawn—I985. Ro: (hanks for watching over me through the years. Don’t think that just because you're graduati hat | won't True mir- be watching over you. Well I love you for everything. Luv your cousin Debbie. Jim acles never cease. That’s how | know our “miracles called friendship” will always be. lovely?) love, Michele. Bell, Bob, Denny—Guess who's coming over tonight?—Virginia, Mrs. J.. and Lollipop. McAll— Rolly Polly”, How’s your concussion?, yeah we get our stuff stolen because someone forgets to put in 50¢, sorry about the dog. Thanx for the laughs. B.M. Roy You've al- ways been there for me and I'll always be there for you. Thanks for everything. Love, Denise. Ann—Thanks for all the great times and getting me through all of those (terrible?) colds. We will get to Eat’n Park someday! Y F A, traci. Dan'l—you're the greatest! Thanks for putting up with me another year! (There's only 96 left!) love you, Traci. Sue § Char—Let’s go snowmobiling want to walk to Peg Larry’s Luv ya Patti. Maryann—Remember your breakfast speech Mr. M Marko loved it me. Val Kristie—you may be my Luckystar that bugs me love ya Patti. James—How Three toes? Stop at the green light! love ya Patti. Tammy Tutelo—This year was the pits | hope we don't fight again like we did this year—friends always, Ruth. Dave K.—Thanks for “Helping” me with my Geometry.—Ruth. I promise to stay in one place for five songs okay! JK CE—Your bill is due the end of the month—Amy. I need a quarter to call my “grandma,” Guess who?? Joyless”—Next time run the old lady over! Luv ya Amy. Learn to drive! Please! Tom still got it! Pou Mark, the Gromburglers! JK CE—Hey, wanna to up to Micy D’s and Mooche?? Aim. Jason Fabjik- ‘Can | borrow $20.00? Amy. Kelly—let's drink some Finesse—Amy. Heather—Wanna build an igloo? Luy Amy. MR—Stay an MLF cause | willl! AJ. Darla U—t'll miss you when you move to (Isn't she A TRONS Florida. Friends forever, Lara. Ava, and Jolene—you guys are two of the best friends anyone could have. FFF Lara. Robin Jamie—Thanks for getting the pictures! Good luck with the college guys—Netty. John C.—Good luck in all you do, you deserve the best. Thanks, Lynette. Tammy, Heidi, Darla—Thanks for being such great friendsi—Lynette. Sher—What a great year! Won't for- get the call or lunch. You’re such a pushover. (Ha Ha)—Wat. Christy, Lisa, Carolyn—Thanks for being there and caring when I needed you most. When | was feeling down because of Terry. | still love him, though. Thanks luv ya, Susan. Fred and Boyle—Things won't be the same in Possum Hol- tr epee a Nicole Achenne Christine Alexiades Gail Ament Michelle Archibald Alec Ardito RISA c cea we tag } Joy Balcita Vicki Bates Bruce Beattie Jennifer Bell David Bellinotti Adrian Benkart Michael Berkoben Kevin Bertocki Edward Blainer Stacey Bowser Stephen Boyd , Catherine Boyle Shane Britton Michael Brunetti Leda Bush PREStME Jennifer Capizzi George Carter Dawn Chalmers Patti Chelednik Priscilla Chelednik Matt Ciesielski Jodell Coffman Scott Colgan Lori Compagnon Carla Conway Deborah Cornwall Kevin Crum Heather Cunningham Mona Dajani Kristen Davis Stacy DeMayo Sean Echon Robert Ewing Amy Ezyk Brian Farneth Sa SIIEN James Faybik Jason Faybik Richard Fennell Lynn Fiedor Tasha Fish Bryan Fisher Michael Fisher Paula Fox Amy Frederick Stacy Fularz Michele Geer Jamie Giuliani laan Greene Beth Greiner David Guido Ken Guillory James Haas Deana Haidze Thomas Halkias Shannon Harmon FRESHMAN Will Hawk Michael Heidenreich Joan Helsley Jeffrey Henry Gina Hetu William Hill Timothy Horwatt Karen Ide Jeffrey Ignozzi Scott Johnston David Kaminsky Lisa Kandel Michael Kennedy Mike Kijowski Brenda Kinosz Jennifer Kissel Marci Kitzer Pamela Klimkowski Jackie Knapp Jason Kocudak mh or AA What is Your Favorite T.V. Show? Guiding Light Cosby Show Miami Vice A-Team Charles In Charge Jennifer Korb Tracy Korb Mary Kuchta Eve Kuniak Robert Lagoon Marc Lane Stacey Larcom Derek Luyk Penny Maier Chad Marchlewski Phillip Marra Brian Marsh Richard Marriott Richard Master Charles Mathews Beth Mator Amy Matson Dawn Mattern Ken Mazzei Mary Mazzotta FRESHMEN Paul McLaughlin Susan Merrick Belynda Milliken Nichole Momberger John Motosicky Scott Muir Jessica Myers Daniel Myford Vince Negley Sandra Nevel Sandra O'Mara Lori Palermo Megan Paustenbach Nicole Pieza Tina Pokusa David Powers Joy Pryke Brian Puz Thomas Quigley Melissa Remper ee Michelle Resnick Paul Resnick Ashley Rieser Kenneth Robinson James Rotto Chad Royer Kristen Rusiewicz Lisa Ryan Loriann Rysak Elizabeth Sansosti Dan Saska Beth Schantz Mark Schick Tracy Scopel Mark Seckar Paula Sennett Joy Sgrinia Sandy Shamey John Shaner Tony Sharkins FRESHMEN Lisa Shearer Lisa Sheets Mark Shemanski Brian Shick Frank Sokol Amy Spiering Carlene Spiering Patricia Stadterman Amy Steier Steve Surma David Sutton Tyson Swigart Annette Sullivan Tracie Swesky Tonya Talley Christopher Tatrn Jonathan Tidd Tracy Tutelo Amy Ulizio Gregory Vecchi Tim Vinkovich Suzanne Walker Brian Wiklendt Jonathan Wilford Tami Wiskeman Marcy Wolfe Gary Wolford Steven Wygonik Chris Wylly Brian Yohe Mark Yohe Tracy Zadai Greg Ziccarelli Amy Zingarelli Who’s Your Favorite Movie Star? Clint Eastwood Bill Murray Eddie Murphy Harrison Ford Tom Cruise ler without you. Luve, Hogg. Joan—You’re the best friend in the world. Don’t ever changel Luv ya, Kristen. BTM—It’s all been said before. IMM. Blowie, Peewee, Ratt, Ceems, Eaner, Lead, and Lushly—to the BEST friends anyone could have. Love ya lots—Chippymunk. Janelle—Thanks for all your support in Basketball. Couldn’t have gotten through it without you. Love, Beth. Brig—Thanks for making basketball practice a little easier to bear. Love, Beth. Anita—Your the best ever. | hope we are always friends. James. Mike, remember your 4-wheel drive next time. Helen. Mike S. and Marty, glad | got to know ya, youns have been great friends. Some down and see me again, soonl Luv ya, Christy. Randy and Anthony, when are you gonna take us out for pizza? Christy and Bonnie. Dicky, Happy Birthday! Don’t come down without your winter treads. Helen. CO—Remember these? Prep, Burgandy, Dolphin, JR, RR, Mickey and the Rebel Yellersl| Veech—I'm so excited! Always remember cashmere sweaters, yummy OJ, dead end streets, polar putt-putt, and all our other excursions! Luv, Graz. Eaner—l'll always remember our man-watching sessions and the V-thingl! Luv, Graz. Trace, Beth, Laurie, Dawn, Jason—DTH liveslll! Tricia. Char—Next year, the gorilla will strip—Luv, Krissy. Styx—How’s your doorknob? Luv, Veech and Graz. Kimmie—This year’s been the best! Friends forever! Luv, Krissy. Graz—Why don’t we wait till the last minute? Maybe this week they'll take us to see P.R.I| Luv ya—K. Mary—you're the only one | Know that runs down the hall chasing you-know-who!l Your A-lunch running partner. Tricia— 'l don’t remember!” Let’s go riding, you push—l'll drive?! BFA, T8. Cindi—What about a rubber room?! Hang loosell FF, Shelley. DAT—Have fun this summer but be good! I'll miss you lots, love forever Shelley. Ann, Kelly, Leslee—Thanx for everything guysl! Your lunch buddy, Shelley. BJ—It’s been real, hey it’s casualll Luv, TB (WW). Anita, Reina, Christine, Laurie, Jolynn, Any, and Woody—Remember all the great times in the hottub! Henry. Rei - You're the only person | know who has their teeth drilled at Rax’s! Anita. Char—I couldn't a: a better friend. Thanks for everything! Anita. Reina, Christine, Amy, Laurie, and Jolynn iks for being great friends! Anita. Char—Cheap ... Who's cheap?! Fred. Billy Y. and Mich Guess w! ... I've got a story! Guess whol Anita, | know you and Rich will last forever, ‘s for alway, being there for me. Don’t go near your roomll! Love ya, Char. Leslee, when are -oing to lear iow to drive?!? Love ya, Char. Mona—You are one heck of a pool player, we have to do it ag soonl Love ya, Char. Rodney, don’t ever forget the good times we have shared together. | w we will last forever. | am glad | was at Crystal Springs June 23. You mean the world to me ill love you al- ways, Charmayne. Smurfette—Your the greatest—Love Dimples. Georgie, Shar and Kim—the nicest girls | met this year—David. Ruth—Remember my shoes with no tread ar the dead guy | walked on. Luv Tammy. Lynette—Lookl Macho is wearing a sweater!—Tammy. yvnette—He’s so MASSIVE! Luv, Tammy. Lynnette—Poo is in a spin, Cojo is flying, Olar is “ omputing”, and Macho—well, we know what he’s doingl—Tammy. LZ—Tee Hee—TT. Colleen, How did we ever Survive 4th pd. Algebra? Did we ever go to our lockers before homeroom? Do you want to go to early Sunday morning, N.J.? Love, Lisa. Julee, | know we started off on the wrong foot, but we have definitely come a long way! Hey ... let’s ride! Friends forever, Lisa. Annie, “dearly beloved --. gO crazy!” Never forget our “wedding picture.” | still have it! Love ya, Lisa. Paula, not only have we become closer sisters, but also closer friends! Love your sis, Lisa. Paula, S.J. and J.S.” forever, huh? Lisa. Kim—How is 038 doin’? Kelly. Mona, you are the best friend anyone can ever have. | love you so much! Terri. Laurie, Christy, Stacy, and Michele, the best altos ever—Terri. Joy, Georgie, and all senior colorguard, thanks for everything—Terri. Kim—Have fun on the gulf course, I'll be in the bowling alleyl!—Kelly. Kim—Do you remember what “the card” looks like?—Kelly. Mr. Shiring (Coach)—Ruperts!! Thanks for everything! The tennis team. Terri, Bob Alert! Your best friend forever Love, Coleslaw. Joy, Lori, Ken and Gary—Please! Tell me “the se- cret!” before | go crazy! Love Jen. James—You're just TOO queer!! Luv your buddy, Pam. Jeff—would; you PLEASE stop bugging mel! Friends forever, Pam. Beauford—Can't wait till softball! Migey. Paula—Thanks for all the weirdest, wildest, fun times and for being such a great friend! Luy ya, Pam. Bulldog—Your my best friend. | am always here for ya, Luv Louie. I love Augie. Jenn B) PATRON PATRONS. SENIORS | Sitting: President Brad McGuire, Vice-Presi- dent Mike Marra, Standing: Secretary Joy Faith, Treasurer Tim Matson. JUNIORS Secretary Denise Alfonsi, Vice-President Mi- chelle Polak, President Todd Frederick, Trea- surer Dennis Preisser. ee +o Limelight SOPHOMORES Secretary Charmagne Renock, Vice-President Melissa Lea, President Song Leigh. Treasurer Chris Kijowski. FRESHMEN Secretary Mona Dajani, Vice-President Amy Frederick, President Tammy Wiskeman, Trea surer Paul McLaughlin. Pakoiey: ; ’ +9 EMR BSS om themes sy Academics Aw aes English Department: oN Mr. Edward W. Turner Mrs. Carole J. Teyssier Mr. Larry Bell English 12 English 12, English I! Honors English I! oe ; Mrs. Cathy E. Haas a'| NN ” Mrs. Kathleen Jones English 10 English 9 The English Department here at Burrell is one of con- students to enforce their use of language are the stant activity. These activities center around the goal of unforgettable speeches, vocabulary, and grammar. And, of having each individual student gain a specific amount of course, there are essay tests which are not only part of knowledge of the English language. Every year one of the English class curriculum, but now of almost every Shakespeare's plays is studied: Romeo and Juliet (9), Ju- subject. lius Caesar (10), Ma-beth (il), and Hamlet (12). Helping the Ae BET tb Saving Our Language Mr. Gene Centorcelli Mr. Fred Gaggini English 10, D a Workshop English 11,12 Mr. Thomas Marko Mrs. Linda Robertson English 9,10,12, Logic English 9.11 Question 1: The name of Shakespeare’s shortest, but bloodiest, play is Math Department: a Mr. Marko Arezina Jr. Mr. Michael W. Matisko Mr. Rudy oe Computers Algebra, Calculus Algebra, Trig Mr. Patrick J. Flaherty Mes Marlene £.. Brown Mr. W. R. MeGuire IPRS: Caometry Algebra, Trig General Math, Geometry —— a Question 2: Veronica Peltz receives a base salary of $95 a week and a commission of 1% of sales. What did she earn altogether in a week when she sold $1482 worth of clothing? PA GENIE S You Can Count On J R : ean, Mr. Bob Kariotis Accounting, Computer Lit., Business Math Mr. Ronald C. Smoyer Algebra Geometry The Math Department at Burrell is a very busy one in even get chosen for the math team which competes with that it offers a wide range of courses. There is something other schools. Computer math and accounting are also a vi- for everyone. It starts with basic math and covers subjects tal part of the math department in preparing students for up to and including calculus. A few advanced students may the future. Ac adenmmuc- Let’s Get Down To Business , Dr. Mary Ann Marchi Ars. Maureen Cochran = Office Practice, Keyboarding thand, Typing, Bu s Law The Business Department at Burrell offers tudents opportunities to learn skills that they could use iter jobs. These skills are taught in courses such as short od, typing. accounting, business machines and compu: +s. Upon graduation, Burrell business students will be able to move easily into the world of work. Mr. M. Lucidi Typing, Shorthand Question 3: What five types of contracts must be in writing to be enforcable in court? Pre odiarcane 6 Language Department: Garder Notre Langue! wv. Mr. James G. Pryke Miss Michele Corey Mrs. Cynthia Stanko inch i—Freach {V Spanish | Spanish Il, Ill, IV This year’s French and Spanish classes were bustling with activity. Through the help of the willing teachers, skits, and, of course, homework, students gradually gained knowl- edge of the language of their choice. Students can take a foreign language at any time in high school, but the teach- ers think that students should begin as early as possible. Both foreign language departments have planned trips to France and Spain for later this year. Mrs. Nancy Sutherland French |, French 1-9 Question 4. Cuantos anos tienes tu? Science Department: Mr. Timothy Chelednik Mr. Paul H. Shiring Chemistry Student Teacher Chemistry et Mr. Ronald Vogel Mr. Samuel M. Earhart Mr. Cart Scanga Earth Science Physics, General Biology Earth Science Spt Ax aGermics Formulas, Experiments, Labs a Mr. R. M. Kort Mr. Peter Bosin Chemistry. Biology Biology The science department at Burrell offers courses to challenge every student. They range trom earth science, where one can learn about meteorology to physics, where Mr. Joseph S. Szul ae eneral BSCS Biology, Biology Il one can learn about Newtons. There is some- General BSC sy By thing tor everyone . Tim Chelednik, a r pies mabsiead aetna Mr T he ne } Question 5: How many moles are there in [5g of new addition to Mr. Shiring’s Chemistry HCl? class, taught Chem. |, Chem. Il and Chem. |- Study, during the first semester. AL 20CHwe Special Teachers for Special Classes: Mrs. Norma White Special Education Ms. Sharon Rummell Mrs. Catherine Conroy Special Education Gifted One of the many new faces in Burrell is that of Mrs. Conroy, the Gifted teacher. Mrs. Conroy’s program deals mainly with developing and implementing an enrichment program for students identified as being gifted. Stu- dents work in the Gifted Re- source Center on projects of their . own choosing. Mrs. Conroy pro- ' vides guidance and assistance in obtaining resource material. Some of the projects chosen this year include genetics, photography, ca- reer study, independent study ' and future problem solving. The Mr; Joseph Yedlowskt students also had two enrichment Driver's Education days which they were excused from their classes to listen to speakers. Another addition to the Senior High was the Special Education class. The reason for this move was so that the students would have the opportunity to socialize with peers of the appropriate age; since they formerly resided in an elementary school. The main idea stressed is independence training, with the emphasis on students doing as much as possible on their own. One such skill is re- ceiving the correct change when purchasing an item. Mr. O'Mara Driving Mr. Robert Haser Mrs. Sarah Derlink Athletic Director Resource Room Ro Acagemics Gifted, Driving, Reading, The Arts Art classes help a student to perfect his or her ability by learning the finer points of art. Creativity is nurtured through such mediums as paint, clay, and ceramics. Driver's education is a semes- ter-long elective for students who want to learn to drive, or for those who wish to improve on the skills they already have. Students learn in the classroom from Mr. Yedlowski about driving conditions and safety precautions. The knowledge gained in the classroom curriculum is put to the test when the students begin Mr. Jacuges R. Watkins Mr. Kenneth Cyphert their actual driving time, under Art industrial Arts the direction of Mr. O'Mara. Jane Fogle feading Study Skill Industrial Arts encompasses the Question 6: What is the definition areas of wood, metal, and electric of a line? shop, home repair, and mechanical q drawing. The main purpose of these Question 7: classes, as implied by the name, is How many feet away must you to relate to the student what goes park from a stop sign? on in industry, by giving them hands-on experience Mr. Devine Occupational Education Acadenmmcs 3 Teachers Teaching Popular Electives The Physical Education De- partment gives the students a break from their usual classes. Gym is required for one semes- ter as is swimming. In gym, a variety of sports are played. In swimming, students learn a variety of strokes. Concert Band is a course of study offering instruction in the improvement of instrumen- tal techniques, tone quality, and musical interpretation through a varied and challeng- ing repertoire. Selected stu- dents are given an opportunity to perform in Honors Band, District, Regional, and Mid-East Bands. Mr. James Lagoon Band Choir Two semester courses in foods are offered at Burrell. In- cluded in the Family Foods curriculum are fruits, vegetables, breads, cereals, meats, milk, and cheese. Foods with a Flair is the sequel to Family Foods and incorporates candy and cake making, food preservation, preparing jelly as well as regional and foreign foods. Mrs. Barbara Davis Mrs. Rita E. Pescatore Family Food, Foods With A Flair Foods, Child Development Along with the study of the child’s physical, social, and emotional develop- ment, the students in Child Develop- ment | conduct a nursery school for children three to five years of age. Child Development II is a continuation of Child Development | and includes psychology of children. Question 8: How many teaspoons are there in a tablespoon? Question 9: How many sixteenth notes can there be in a measure of cut time? AcaGemics Let’s Get Physical Mr. Fred W. Herlinger,. Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann Neuschwander Mr. John Robuck Gym. Swimming, Health Gym. Swimming, Health Gym, Swimming. Health Mr $ Mary Tackett Mrs. Myra Guin Mr. Kenneth J. Virostek Gym. Swimming. Health Gym, Swimming, Health Gym, Swimming, Health Acadenwes 2 —s | ——ee a Social Studies: Social Studies students must take American history in ninth and tenth grades. They move onto World history in their Ju- nior year. Seniors are afforded the luxury of choosing from a list of electives that include psychology and sociology. Mr. Frank A. Solomond Mr. William Eberhardt American Cultures American History Don Kelly Psychology, Geography Question 10. Mame the doc ; ' ; ; Mr. Lee Herps tor who set John Wilkes Booth’s leg after Lincoln's assassination? EE PEER Tn FED Ge Acacemics (en « —e Shaping Young Citizens .. | Arey fw Mr. George Geyer Mr. Phil Malobicky Mr. Joseph Boario American Cultures World Cultures American History Mr. Robert K. Jones Mr. James C. Brackin ychology. Law, Economics American and World Cultures, Sociology. Psychology Nee Those who aA Mrs. Lanfalone Mrs. Selma Karsten Nurse Librarian Mrs. Mildred Williams Mrs. Betty Melntyre Secretary Secretary Mrs. Kathryn Cropcho Secretary RD Acacemics People Helping People Mr. Morris Aimino Mr. William Hajel Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor — Cafeteria Staff Row |; Sara Nadolny, Elena Nydes, Annetta Magliocco. Row 2: Dee Riddle, Mary Carlisi, Barb Eshbaugh, Kathy Brocious, Verna Wiles. Row 3: Clare Moineau (Food Service Director). Peg Heuvel, Penny Cambal, Lucille Peli. This year the Guidance Depart- ment took on some new changes. The students got a chance to use the GIS, Guidance Information Sys- tem, a computer that helps students get information on colleges, careers, occupations, financial aid, and armed services. They also went back to individual student scheduling, and the 2nd Annual Career Day was a success. On March 28 the school was filled with over sixty career speakers. Mr. Aimino and Mr. Hajel deserve a lot of thanks for another job well done. Mr. Bill Wagner Janitor Administration: the Stage Managers Trees “ ° - “ — - Me 4 Mr. John L. George Mr. Frank Prazenica Principal Assistant Principal eee . � .; 9 an = 2 4 r y f a ail Dr. Gerald Malecki Mr. Charles Smith Mr. Frank Pallone Superintendent Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant The Superintendent's job includes the responsibility for the instuctional program, employees, care of the buildings and grounds and the budget. He is the one who makes recommendations to the school board on all matters pertaining to the school system. Dr. Malecki, who is in his third year as superintendent of schools, is responsible for all of Burrell School District including the middle school, two elementary schools, and the high school. CF Ps aGermiic s 1985 School Board ; Front, Mr. John Kane, Mrs. Sharon Cotton, Mr. John Kristof, Mr. David Heldman, Mrs. Marie Kocon. Back: Mr. Charles Smith, Dr. Gerald Malecki. Mr David Marinelli, Mr. Robert Lea, Mr. James Watson, Mr. James Collodi. Ac agence s Smarts s BURRELL 25 32 6 33 m4 Tackling The Job BOY'S FOOTBALL 1984 OPPONENT Valley 26 Ford City (0) Jeannette 19 Springdale 0 Deer Lakes 7 Richland 9 Apollo Ridge ie) Freeport 28 Leechburg 7 Kittaning 37 OVERALL 4-6 CONFERENCE 4-5 John Como This year’s football team was showing signs of being a promising team during dustbowl. We had the manpower and the morale. The high morale was evident when some of the team got crew cuts to show this spirit. What happened between dustbowl and the end of the season can best be answered by Head Coach Geyer. Coach Geyer said that most of the prob- lems were due to turnovers and mistakes. They were also lacking the depth, no real- ly good kickers at first, and there wasn't a lot of experience. This also developed later in the season. One of the major changes was the dropping down in con- ference, from AAA to AA. 1984 COACHING STAFF. Front: D. Giordano, G. Collodi, G. Geyer, V. Papurello; Back: C. Napierkowski, R. Napierkowski, J. Tomiczek, A. Haidze. Shawn John Giordano 984 FOC AM. Front: Coach Collodi, Coach Tomiczek, t. Rhode nett. J. Como, K. Middleby. C. Haidze, R. Ficca, Como, K. Collodi. D. Giordano, Second Row: P. Boga _M. Pletcher. AJ. Moret. J. Hightower, S. Miller, § R. Miller, T. Hornack. R. Hall, K. Geyer, Coach G Desantes Third Row: Coach Haidze, N. Como, T. h. R. Unik, J. Ryan, J. MeCarrell, J. Giordano, Brian Nielen S$. Bush, P. Castorina, Coach Geyer, Coach Papurello; Fourth Row: Coach C. Napierkowski, E. Bayer, D. Kristof, B. Dunn, J. Miller, M. Kapustik, J. Novak, J. Altmire, M. Zeiler, B. McCarrell, J. Brown, Coach R. Napierkowski; Back: J. Thomas, B. Marelli, D. Wolfe, S. Leigh, B. McGuire, T. Matson, B. Neilen, B. Thomey, R. Hrivnak, B. Landowski, M. Schrecongost, S. Ficca. Chuck Sennett Jeff McCarrell Tim Matson Mike Kapustik Bob Dunn Jeff Novak Jim Hightow Chris Haidze Jim Miller Dave Kristof EE NEE CHEERS! 1984 VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD. Front: K. Mazur, L. Sabulsky, L. Solomond, B. Quigley; Back: R. Rychlinski, M. Nicastro, R. Bonazza. L. Cappa, M. Polimadei, J. Tatrn, K. Polak, J. Kennedy, D. Kastelic, L. Zajdel. Co-captain Jennifer Tatrn Captain Leigh Ann Cappa 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD. Front: P. Peck, K. Collodi, L. DiMeno; Middle: M. Manning, S. Shrum, D. Lauer, M. Lea, L. Sennett, Back: R. Dotto, L. Montgomery, K. Graziano; Top: T. Anzaldi. ) Te I her. . Michelle Polimade! Lisa Nicastro 1984 NINTH-GRADE CHEERLEADING SQUAD. Front: L. Palermo, J. Balcita; Second: P. Klimkowski, E. Sansosti, D. Haidze,; Back: J. Kissel, P. Sennett (Captain), K. Rusiewicz, S. O'Mara (Co-Captain), A. Ulizio Kim Mazur ’ ian + wh, Ane 7 Kim Sabulsky Burrell’s Racketeers Bee The mark of Burrell’s girl’s tennis OPPONENT team was the young competitors. 3 Forde) : Cassie Mattioli, named Most Valu- 4 Highlands 0 able Player, won Section 5 singles. 5 Kittanning re) Cassie and Susan Renda also ; St. Joseph 3 progressed to semi-finals in doubles ' eer : at Section 5 championships. The | Highlands � team sold M M's and held a tag day ; Kittanning 0 which rewarded them with jackets. | St. Joseph With seven returning lettermen the OVERALL 4-6 team is looking forward to a promis- ing 1985 season. 1984 GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM. Front: M. Paustenbauch, K. Renda, K. Collodi, Coach Shiring. L. Compagnon, A. Frederick. J. Sweeney; Back: P. Maier, $. DeMayo. M. Dajani, C. Mattioli, J. Mattioli, P. Flaherty, K. Lingenfelter, $. Renda, N. Pieza. missing. C. Janicik. ——— sr Burrell’s Swingers BURRELL OPPONENT Valley Kiski Highlands Ford City Plum Valley Kiski Highlands Ford City Plum OVERALL 3-7 NN te wwhw—- bw eo The 1984 Burrell golf team was unique in that the lineup was loaded with young, promising underclassmen. Led by its only regular senior starter, Frank Maier, Burrell competed against Section 7 competition. Playing its home r. S. Donley, B. McNally, J. George, K. John Shurina, Jamie Kokenberger, Pat matches at Hillcrest Country Club, 1984 BURRELL GOLF TEAM. Front: T. Spires, S. S-hot Crum; SENIORS: Mike Boyle, Paul Seckar, Frank ioi Burrell’s record was 3-7 against strong ; . oe ._ Sarne, Eric Spana. Section 7 competition. The golf team is eagerly awaiting the 1985 season. Court Action 2) ta 1984-85 Boy’s Varsity Basketball BURRELL OPP. 4l Highlands 49 63 Fox Chapel 50 60 Springdale 72 76 Valley 8 62 Kiski 85 6l Connellsville 3i 56 Plum 54 66 Richland 43 55 Deer Lakes 67 49 Kittanning 55 62 Hampton 51 55 Mars 50 73 Apollo 50 56 Valley 52 55 Deer Lakes 56 58 Kittaning 63 65 Hampton TI 68 Mars 7 77 Richland 63 64 Apollo 44 OVERALL 8-12 SECTION 6-8 1984-85 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL. Left to Right: T. Hornack, J. Derlink, M. Marmo, T. Spires, J. Peyronel, D. Ryan, B. McNally, R. Sharick, S. Szul, J. Tomayko, J. Thomas, J. Mazur, J. Mazur, P. Ciciarelli. Managers: Standing. D. Neushwander, VM. Howell Kneeling. W. Lauer, D. Derlink SPORTS ill ail —————L— «- -— 1984-85 Boy’s J.V. Basketball BURRELL OPP. 33 Highlands 36 43 Fox Chapel 25 53 Springdale 70 60 Valley 67 6! Plum 62 43 Richland 33 53 Deer Lakes 60 42 Kittanning 39 53 Hampton 48 61 Mars 36 37 Apollo 36 42 Valley 48 43 Deer Lakes 42 48 Kittanning 30 4l Hampton 42 59 Mars 70 46 Richland 33 58 Apollo 34 OVERALL 10-8 ack, G. Aiello, J. Mazur. Back: P. 1984-85 BOYS JV BASKETBALL. Front: T. Horn Covert, S. Szul, J. Derlink, T. Spires. Mark Marmo Coach Lyle and Coach Derlink ms POR! 1984-85 Ninth Grade Basketball BURRELL OPP. 53 Allegheny-Hyde Park 33 55 Leechburg 22 68 Elderton 9 SI Valley 32 39 Riverview 30 47 Vandergrift 53 36 Deer Lakes 2s 44 Springdale 31 50 Washington Twp. 18 46 Highlands 34 47 Valley 29 52 Riverview 5 43 Vandergrift 49 45 Deer Lakes 36 49 Springdale 30 55 Washington Twp. 32 28 Highlands 7 Overall 13-4 Section 10-4 1984-85 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL. Front: T. Quigley, D. Saska. A. Ardito, M. Heidenreich, M. Shemanski, M. Schick, Back: J. Faybik, B. Wiklendt, M. Seckar, K. Crum, C. Marchelewski, D. Luyk. John Peyronel Joey Tomayko PORTS | Girl’s Court Action Mr. Flaherty—Coach 1984-85 Girl's Varsity Basketball Burrell Opp. 28 Churchill 47 21 Apollo Ridge 40 34 Deer Lakes 85 21 Richland 78 30 Hampton 57 37. Kiski 44 30 Yough 59 27 =Valley 42 31 Turtle Creek 68 . 34 Highlands 32 33 East Allegheny 46 ' ’ 32. Kittanning 44 33 Churchill 48 4 43 Yough 56 28 Jeannette 63 | 47 Turtle Creek 83 Overall 1-16 . : 26 East Allegheny 29 Front; R. Thomas, S. Steen, J e. D. Warburton. Back: L. Mitchell, $. Knoll, C. Harris, S. Leslie. Stacey Knoll Renee Thomas Sandy Steen—Co-captain The girl's basketball team had a a disappointing season as far as wins were concerned, but a very successful season in regard to team spirit, hustle, and basic school spirit. The Lady Bucs led by Captain Janelle Pierce, Co-captain Sandy Steen, and Brigitte Kinosz were the back- bone of attack. Sandy Steen was the team leader in rebounds and received the tro- phy for defensive player of the year. Janelle Pierce, with her fine leadership, won the Miss Hustle Award, and Brigitte Kimosz, with her all-around play, won the West Valuable Player Award. o rUr Laura Farneth— Manager IV Basketball. Front Davis. L. Mitchell, C. Harris, $. Leslie Janelle Pierce Captain J. Critchlow, B. Ziringer, R. Thomas; Brigitte Kinosz Burrell Opp. 31 Apollo Ridge 20 14 Richland 22 37 Richland 34 32 “-Valiley 38 31 Highlands 13 14 Kittanning 22 17 Yough 33 9 Turtle Creek 22 17 East Allegheny 23 . Michelle Kijowski 1984-85 Girl's JV Basketball Burrell 25) Churchill 18 Deer Lakes 2| Hampton 27 + Yough 22 Turtle Creek 28 East Allegheny 25) Churchill 26 Jeannette Overall 4-13 Darla Warburton PORTS. Lengths and Laps 17 ESE £S La hh SS, at i bi a ——— . Front: Swim Team. V. Bates, L. Compagnon, P. Maier, K. Ide, C. Boyle Seco . S. Cowfer, A k, L. Pierntk. A, Antoninka, M. Smith, P. Cropcho, T. Shank Back: $. Goch, L. Breninghouse, k. D. Sedlace iergol, J. Keibler Missing S. Song j Girls’ Swim Team Home Opponent 97 Hempfield 78 95 Northgate 71 75 Penn Trafford 96 75 Highlands 95 69 = Kiski 98 99 Valley 68 48 Plum 124 63 Butler 106 72. Hampton 89 84 McKeesport 82 Section Co-Captain: S$. Storrick Co-Captain. D. Sedlacek S WORTS Girls’ Swimming and Boys’ Girls’ Diving Coach: H. Williams Swimmer’s Make Their Mark In ’85 1984-85 Boy's Swim Team BURRELL OPP. 85 Hempfield 8I 106 Northgate 64 79 Penn Trafford 93 94 Highlands 73 78 Kiski 94 89 Valley 84 72 Plum 96 70 Butler 100 83 Hampton 85 93 McKeesport 77 OVERALL 5-5 SECTION 2-3 Keith Zanella Fred Heidenreich a ° 1 — Ty Bip ly Bl we 8 _ ae “ as @ fenanaee aye 5 M. Fisher, D. Fisher MIDDLE: J. Piernik, J. on — s 84-85 BOYS § M. FRONT: G. Carter, D. Sutton, ae z se ‘a shade at Sharkins. R. Folser, G. Ludwiczak. B. Jones BACK: J. Stultz, M. Boyle, F. George � Viclloskey, . @ We ; 3 Heidenre 8. Sluss Missing: K. Zanella, K. Beer Jerry Stultz Coach Virostek Boys’ Pins and Takedowns Boy's Wrestling. Front: R. Ruckus, M. Sansosti, C. Fularz, M. Scripps Second Row DesLauriers, B. Bush. | Giordano, B. McCarrell, J. Kresho Back: J. Thompson, R. Miller, B. Dunn, D. Cribbs, 8. Shu Senior Wrestler; Bob Dunn Senior Wrestler: John Giordano Senior Bill Shindledecker ® Ax tewetued ye, E, 2 f SSeS ats We the People This year the Student Council helped to make student life at Burrell easier to cope with. From the gigantic B on the field, to the seasonal Christmas tree in the Student Lounge, the group showed their creative new ideas. On the other hand, the student council successfully completed with perfection the annual activities of the school, such as: the pep- rallies, the blood drive, flower sales, and the com- puter dating questionnaire. The students were as- sisted in all of their activities by Mr. P. Shiring, their sponsor. Front Row: N. Marine, M. Lea, Back Row: T. Capellman, S. Donley, L. Cappa tt, D. Preisser, nanik, C. Renock, jaier Row 4N Front Row: T. Frederick, D. Haidze, M. Dajani, A. Frederick, T. Wiskeman, R. Miller, N. P. McLaughlin, Row 3: J. Derlink, T. Capellmann, L. Cappa, M. Polak, K. Grazier, R. Bos sz, $. Donley, M. | Como, J. Como, J. Peyronel, R. Sharick, T. Matson, B. MeGuire, A.J. Moret ME ACTIVITIES Let It Snow And Cheeeez y oki itt owski. L. Dimeno, ¢. Mattioli. T. Frederick. D. Haidze. M. Dajani, J. Sweeney, A. Frederick Row 2: T. Fish- s re � . K. Graziano, L. Czemerda. J. Helsley. B. McCullough, B. Jackson, B. McCloskey Row 3: B. Yangula, B. - KS ingelback, M. Raia . J. Ignozzi, J. Periello, J. Mattioli, R. Solomon, K. Lingenfelter, L. Breninghouse, M. dWiergol Ba Eskra, K. Davis. D. Warburton. B. Baker. B. Hyland, B. Jeffries, T. Mozelewski, S. Donley Photography Club. Sitting: A. Balcita, E. Awes Row 2: D. Schrecongost, D. Bogan, K. Orkis, L. Eshbaugh, A. Mazzeo, M. Klimkowski, D. Ciciarelli, $. Clear, G. Ludwiezak, K. Harris, L. Daniels Back: L. Cappa, G. Greco, J. Faith, B. Lender, D. Ross, S. Marchlewski, T. Schafer, T. Shaner, R. Hall, C. Ray Activites 23 We’ve Got Spirit! ary Bottom Pep Band Top: M. Cielselski, J. Cobes, P. McLaughlin, R. Lagoon, D. B is. A. Luke, D. Fisher Kaminski, M. Fisher, M. Heidenreich, R. Butler, D. Kapustik, D. Kane. D aaa ARPT Fenny Ross, H. Beck, C. Robinson Middle: J. Cochran, A. Craig, R. Taylor, L. Bush ee What would a pep-rally be without the pep-band? It would be like a musical without music. The cannoneers also help to get the ball rolling with a big boom to start off the game. Shooting their spirit into the air creates an atmosphere of enthusiasm. Both the pep-band and the cannoneers deserve a lot of thanks for bringing out the school spirit in all of us. Cannoneers A. Vinkovich, E. Spana ing. H. Beck, M. Marmo, R. Lagoon Row |: J. Stultz. B. Yangula, B. Fisher, A. Stevenson, K. Orkis. E. Sylvania, M. Song. J. Yohe ler, M. Fisher, P. McLaughlin. T. Johnston. D. Ross, B. Miller, D. Kapustik Row 3: J. Henry, M. Pletcher. J Cochran, D. Kaminski, ompagnon Back: M. Kapustik, R. Butler, M. Marra, G. Pish, B. McGuire, M. Boyle, F. Heidenreich, B. Jeffries. M. Heidenreich Office Aides. Sitting: J. Ament, C. Metcalf Row | | eee reeling: J. Bayer. B. Miller; Hansotte. $. Anderson, M. Clark, M. Paustenbach Row 2: D AM. Announcers. SOR (es nae res a es ' t St apustik, L. Clearfield, F. Heidenreich. Ciciarelli, C. Beattie, A. Mazzeo. M Klimowski, R. Costanza Standing: M. Kapustik, L. Cleartielc eidenreich Back: D. Mattern, V. Brock, D. Brzozowski, N. Titus, C Hawk, D. Parkhill The Honorable Ones Honor Society. Top Row: P. Provenzo, G. Pish, B. McGuire, F. Heidenreich, M. Marmo, J. Como Row 3: B. Ardito, T. Pasterick, R. Ficca, L. Solomond, L. Clearfield, C. Haidze, M. Hack Row 2: M. Song, A. a .. Jr. Honor Society. Top Row: J. Henry, A. Sullivan, K. Rusciewicz, T Quigley. M. Heidenriech, K. Crum, T. Sharkins, C. Marchlewski, J. Kozattek, T. Tutelo Row 4. N. Ashley, D. Surma, D. Kaminski, M. Fisher, D. Sutton, M. Lane, , B. Winklendt, J. Myers, M. Kijowski, Stevenson, S. Ross, E. Nicastro, B. Kinosz, | ¥ Row 3: D. Luyk, T Sennett, M. Remper, G Zingarelli Row 2, M. Yohe. P Rieser, H. Cunningham, Sylvania, E. Beresik Row |: aA tson. — a ££ 2 . Swigart, T. Wiskemann, P Maier. 5 C. Boyle. P. Klimkowski, $ Candel Row |, J Balcita, J. Balcita, J Capizzi Gear. pk Se oe es A. Vinkovich, L. an Walker, B McLaughlin, A Ss, Fularz. L A Chorus Line: wr. Our Singing Seniors Row I: M. Hack, E. Sylvania. Row 2: R. Thomas, M. Kijowski, D. Wygonik, K. Takosky, J. Faith, L. Solomond. Row 3: S. Clear. J) Pryke. Row 2: K. Sokol. M. Hack. S. Clear, N. Achenne, E. Sylvania. Row 3: V. Bates, S. r. T. Pecoraro, T. Stadterman. Row 4: M. Kijowski, J. Faith, L. Solomond, K. Takosky, A. Thomas, J. Kauffman. D. Wygonik. J. Myers, C. Hack. District Chorus was held at Shaler Area High School on Jan. 17, 18, and 19 this year. All of the girls did a terrific job. Selected to attend were Michele Kijowski, Esther Sylvania, and Laurie Solomond. Esther Sylvania was selected to attend Regional Chorus that was held in February. —_— = Parlez-vous Francais? Row |: A. Reiser, D. Chalmers, $. Larcom, T. Fish, C. Thompson, C. Meso, L. Jacksu: alin. 9. Watkus, K. Mazzei, P. McLaughlin, G. Ziccarelli, F; Graff, C. Lawther, M. Scripps, C. Kijowski. Row 2: K. Yute, K. Hrebar, K. Bargerstock, A. ratg, N. Geyer, K. Echon, A. Eskra, L. Czemerda. N. Achenne, L. Fiedor, M. Dajani, B. Greiner, P. Maier, C. Boyle, L. Zellefrow, L. Piernik, H. Chalmers, $. Hamilton, J. Balcita, Row 3: B. Ziring Dombroski, K. Powell, J. Cochran, C. Hack, H. Ebel, C. Elwood, M. Shirey, M. Remper, R. Jankosky, $. Donley, L. DiMeno, M. Lea, K. Grazian Myford, M. Fiorina. Row 4: K. Collodi, K. Vecchi, Mr. Pryke, B. Fisher, J. Henry, B. Jackson, $. Wygonik, R. Marriot, J. Krall, $. Leigh, $. Rada! Hrivnak, C. Leeman, S. Hydock, E. Sokol, K. Crum, B. Wiklendt, M. Heidenreich, D. Kapustik, A.J. Moret, S. Ficca, D. Kaminsky, $. Walker, J. He! French Club Committee Officers Row |: S. Ross, D. Wygonik. Row 2: M. Kijowski, A. Luke. 7 er, , wn PF y- Row |: T. Kolakowski, A. Vinkovich. Row 2: N. Marine, L. Aversa. French Club Officers This year’s French Club was the biggest one ever with over 180 members. They went Christmas car- oling and had their annual ski trips. President was Amy Vinkovich, vice pres. was Terry Kolakowski, treasur- er was Lauren Aversa, and secretary was Natalie Marine. Row |, N. Marine, L. Aversa, T. Kolakowski, A. Vinkovich. Row 2: S. Ross, M. Polak, M. Wagner, S. Love, M. Swiergol, A. Stevenson, K. Takosky. R. Bonazza. G. Greco, B. McCullough, B. Kinosz, L. Nicastro, K. Hatzimbes, P. Peck, M. Polimadei, M. Song. Row 3: D. Bogan, D. Schrecongost. M. Kijowskt. R. Zelletrow, J. Kalmar, . Sylvania, $. Song, M. Kijowski, K. Lingenfelter, B. Baker, T. Armor, B. Yangula, $. Adams, A. Luke, C. Janicik. M. Paolillo, K. Settlemyre, R. Thomas, E. Spana. Row 4: M. Boyle, H. Stewart, K. Klems, J. Henry, K. Klems, B. Ardito, B. Quigley. S. Storrick, T. Pasterick. D. Wygonik, J. Stultz, $. Renda, C. Modey, $. Marchlewski, R. Snyder, R. Hall, L. Wick, B. McCloskey, R. Ficca, J. Zimmerman, T. Shaner. Row 5. J. Johnston, P. Seckar, G. Pavlik, M. Marra, S. Pituch, F. Maier, F. Heidenreich, J. Peyronel, M. Marmo, B. McGuire, D. Crum. M. Kapustik, 8. Thomey B. Hyland. B. Kissel, L. Mester, L. Scott. | vc tyw eae Step Aside, Boston Pops! a Barry Sax. Top Row: D. Kaminski, S. Leigh, M. Kapustik, | wv: H. Beck, R. But! m Row: M. Marra, J. Tomayko, M. Marmo t_ F 2 rs. | se Flutes. Top Row: M. McKracken, D. Alfonsi, A. Craig. A. Stewart, G. Hack, J. Johnston, A. Sullivan, 1 Tutelo, J. Cobes Middle: M. Song, T. Johnston, J. Gulick. A. Luke, C. Boyle, H. Cunningham Bottom: Bush, 1. Palermo, J. Capizzi, A. Matson, T. Wiskeman. M. Dajani, J. Helsley ov’ A fiw hs : cay 7- mee Drums. Top Row: B. Yangula. R. Snyder. J. Giordano, J. Hightower, Sitting: B. Fish- er igass. Top Row, M. Kijowski, D. Lyke, M. Heidenreich, D. Kapustik, G. Baker Bottom . Arnone. P, McLaughlin, R. Lagoon, M. Fisher, Missing: J. Stultz mart. � A. Sax. Top Row: D. Fisher, M. Pletcher, J. Henry, T Sullivan, D. Kane Bottom Row: D. Guido, T. Johnston, D. Ross, M. Cielsielski Ra. Clarinets Top Row: G. Aiello, os Robinson, P Chelednik, M. Kijowski, J. Larrow Bot tom: J. Cochran, A. Stevenson, $. Ross, R. Taylor, K. Orkis AC TIVITIES (= Denise Barnett Mr. Richard Farenelli Laurie Reimer Lisa Scott Judy Myers Darla Brzozowski Bettina Ardito Flashing Colors Kneeling: D. Brzozowski, G. Salego. L. Reimer. Standing: J. Johnston, M. Vasilopus, D. Barnett, L. Aversa, B. Ardito, J. Myers, J. Faith. V. Cribbs, T. Torchia. L. Scott. M. Kijowski, K. Lingenfelter, J. Critchlow, T. Pecoraro. This year’s Burrell Colorguard worked hard for their half- time routines as they performed to Donna Summer's “She Works Hard For The Money.” Their precision and accuracy also came across well in “Lullaby of Broadway.” Colorguard Head Joy Faith and Co-head GeorgiAnn Salego helped to make the colorguard show stylish and enjoyable for all. Mr. Farinelli oversaw all with his usual skill and patience. Act ived Mary Jo Klimkowski Kim Takosky Sue Storrick The Burrell Majorettes, under the watchful eyes of Mr. Lagoon danced their hearts away again this year to “Tell Her About It” by Billy Joel. Debbie Wygonik, head majorette, and Lynne Clearfield, co-head, along with the other majorettes, grabbed their hats and canes for “Puttin’ on the Ritz.” Their halftime routines showed how they can entertain us and make us feel proud of our school. Darci Ciciarelli cl COP : x g For The Se os Front. K. Giordano, N. Marine. D. Alfonsi, $. Mittereder. 2nd: K. Takosky, D. Ciciarelli. 3rd: R. Solomon, A. Fick, S. Storrick, L. Clearfield, M. Klimkowski, J. Larrow, S. Pallone. 4th: D. Wygonik. Sth: A. Stewart, S. Yost, L. Wick, K. Lasher. Debbie Wygonik—Head Lynne Clearfield—Co-head Half Time Marches In Ist Row: M. Marra, J. Stultz, G. Pish, F. Heidenrich, B. Yangula, R. Snyder, J. Henry, J. Kalmar. G Fe S. Ross, J. Tomayko, M. Marmo, M. Boyle. 2nd Row: A. Craig, P. McIntyre, A. Lu Merrick, M. Swiergol, C. Boyle, L. Bush, T. Tutelo, T. Fish, B. Greiner. 3rd Row. J. A. Matson, T. Wiskeman, M. Paolillo, K. Renda, S. Song, R. Butler, H. Beck, Yohe, D. Kane, J. Snyder, C. Quarles, B. Fisher, G. Baker, C. Robinson, D. Karn: Piernik, G. Aiello, T. Oliver, M. Heidenreich, $. Wygonik, D. Kapustik, M. Fisher, P. Mic tozzi . Sedlacek, A. Stevenson, ck, K. Orkis, $. Nevel, S. . J. Cobes, L. Compagnon, vior, D. Ross, B. Kissel, J. |, Cochran, M. Ciesielski, L. Pe Sovees 44 — - James Lagoon Jr. and Richard Farinelli again directed Burrell’s march- ing band this year. The band showed their ability to play the blues in “The Birth of the Blues” and “Blues in the Night” as their opening number. The rest of the show was filled with color- ful renditions of ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz” and “Lullaby of Broadway.” They also performed the hit songs ‘'Tell Her Qin BS ae About It” and “She Works Hard For The Money.” They performed in the Kennywood, Halloween and Burrell’s Sil- ver Jubilee parades and rounded out the year representing our school in the Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival at Kiski with their usual outstanding per- formance. 1 year's band president was Mike Marra and vice-president was Joey Tomayko. Mike Marra Daniele Sedlacek Mark Marmo Joan Kalmar Boyle Joey Tomayko Amy Stevenson Sharon Ross Rob Snyder Fred Heidenreich Jamie Henry Gene Pish Brian Yangula Gail Foeks 43 Acwiwet 4 Putting the Show on the Road at Vo-Tech a. A Welding Student Gary Alcorn—Machine Shop Christine Suppa—Cosme Bie ied NWAVTS NORTHERN WESTMORELAND AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL WA ACTIVITES ’ - i ie! Howell § Damon Szlachetka—Electronics Chet Meanor Tim Nicholson—Auto Mechanics Cali Hawk—Medical Assistant Missy Calcagno—Foods ACTIVITIES 45 Pick-A-Dilly Burrell High School performed the play Pick-A-Dilly this fall. The play, directed by Gene Centorcelli, assis- tant director Tim Chelednik and student director Bruce Hyland, dealt with the inheritance of Old Jason Strong. Strong’s relatives greedily eyed the inheri- tance only to find out that Jason willed the money to a long-lost nephew and to the family of his best friend. Throughout the play characters schemed to ruin the nephew's chances of getting the money.. To give the play even more excitement, there was a crazy undertaker and a ghost. The cast enjoyed the play, wrote a song and had the feeling the play was spooked. This proved to be true when the cast did a performance for the blind. Actually a circuit breaker blew, and put the auditorium in the dark for five minutes. Congratula- tions to the cast on tan excellent performance. i, Mr. Chelednik, B. Hyland 0) | ee Set Crew: Front: D. Barnett, T. Pasterick, S. Love Back: S. Bush, K. Beer Props: Front: K. Echon, A. Craig Back: N. Pieza, D. Kapustik, N. Geyer, B. Guenther Lights, G. Pish Costumes: N. Ashley, Missing C. Hack ASS F. Heidenreich K. Myford Cast: (seated) N. Marine, K. Boyle, K. Graziano, T. Capellman, S. Yost, M. Lea, C. Kijowski Back: K. Myford, M. Boyle, M. Marra, F. Heidenreich, B. Baker, B. Hyland, P. Provenzo, S. Renda, R. Thomas, J. Stultz M. Marra, B. Baker N. Marine S. Renda K. Bovle M. Bovie Sports Editors: J. Altmire, L. Clearfield. The newspaper was sponsored by Mrs. Robertson this year and the new editor-in-chief was Mary Hack. The newspaper added some new twists. The serial comic strip, “Time Busters,” was a big success along with the personal ads. The newspaper staff did a good job of informing the school of news, lo- cal stories, and student gossip. Newspaper Staff: Row |; D. Orostek, V. Brock, M. Hack, T. Shank, S. Song. Mrs. Robertson. Row 2: K Armour, M.J. Klimkowski, A. Mazzeo, D, Ciciarelli, C. Modey, C, Hack. Row 3: B. Hyland, R. Solomon, J Altmire, D. Brzozowski, K. Beer. Wve, ” A C ‘“ AMA OS if Editor-in-Chief: M. Hack. Photographer: K. Orkis. Feature Editors: A. Stevenson, R. Solomon. os Sports: Row I: J. Guyer, J. Gulick (editor). Row 2: A. Luke, $. Renda. Editor: L. Hansotte £ a = Underclassmen; Row I; L. Cook. Row 2. M Kapustik (editor), Row 3: 1, Tutelo Academics: Row |: S. Mittereder, B. Ardito (edi- Ads: Row |: K. Collodi, L. Rysak. Row 2: B. Mill- tor). Row 2: K. Myford, M. Paustenbach. Missing: er (editor). K. Renda. (J. Gulicki, Re-write). Lo Copy Editor: E. Beresik. Row It) M. Kijowski(co-editor), J. Bay er, | yivania. Row 2) S$. Steen(co-editor), B Hicks, Missing: K. Beer, S$. Waitkus. (Susan Renda, Re write) Mrs. Jones was the yearbook sponsor again this year. She and Lynda Hansotte, editor, along with the other editors and staff, helped to put togeth- er another book of memories from our school. The Buccopia Staff worked many long hours to meet deadlines. Congratulations for a job well done! Photographers: Row |: B. McNally, R. Thomas, K. Orkis, A. Balcita(head). Row 2: S. DesLauriers, R. Snyder, S. Fassinger. 4 « “w. , ss a 4 Yearbook Staff; Row |: E. Beresik, L. Hansotte. Row 2: L. Cook, E. Sylvania, $. Steen, R. Thomas. Row 3: B. McNally, J. Bayer, M. Kijowski, R. Snyder, A. Balcita, M. Kapustik. Row 4: J. Gulick, T. Tutelo. Luke. K. Collodi, K. Myford. Row 5: S. DesLauriers, J. Guyer, M. Paustenbach, L. Rysak. K. Orkis. 5. Ardito, B. Miller, S. Fassinger. Missing: K. Beer, S. Waitkus, K. Renda, $. Renda, B. Hicks, S. Mittereder M=BI ee Junior Miss Burrell High hosted the 24th Annual Allegheny-Kiski Valley Junior Miss Pageant of 1985. Of the fourteen contestants chosen, five were from Burrell: Bettina Ardito, Leigh Ann Cappa, Lynne Clearfield, Kim Mazur, and Debbie Wygonik. The fourteen contestants danced to such hits as “Somebody's Watching Me,” “Thriller,” and “Ghostbusters.” The four finalists were: 3rd Runner Up—Laura Kampo from Springdale, 2nd Runner Up—Leigh Ann Cappa from Burrell, Ist Runner Up—Lynne Clearfield from Burrell. For the second year in a row, the finalist cho- sen to be the Junior Miss of 1985 was from Springdale—Nancy Ray Hutzler. For all those present, October 6, 1984, was a night to be re- membered. Contestants—K. Mazur, B. Ardito, D. Wygonik, L. Clearfield, L. Cappa %, Oe Sar ag Testing |, 2 And Bullseye . a, . e - a , = = Bro club. Sitting, G. Baker, C. Fularz. A. Stevenson, J. Faith, T. Pecoraro, J. Bayer, K. Sabulsky. Row 2- P. Mcintyre, B. M soch, J. Perriello, R. Rychlinksi, B. Quigley. L. Clearfield. L. Solomond, K. Myford, G. Hack, M. Bentley Back: S. Roper, J. M rina, S. Pauli, S. Ficea, D. Kapustik, P. Castorina, G. Aiello, A. Arnone, M. McIntyre, C. Elwood —: Archery Club. Front: R. Fennel, M. Rogozinski, R. Rusiewicz, $. Hamilton, R. Mathabel Row 2: T. Miller, M. Brancetti, $. Rosa, T. Anzaldi, 8 Bellinotti. P. Winetraub, B. Hill, R. Litak. J. Shaner Row 3: S. Echon, K. Blandford, K. Tabacchi, R. Folser, $. Schafer, G. Alcorn, H. Beck Row 4: B. Neilen, D. Spiering, M. Edwards, B. Kendrick, M. Feroce, T. Schantz, J. Listwak, S. Fassinger Palazzi, V. Negli, T. Vinkovich, M. Klems, M. Zanotti, M. Shoepf, R. Gryzbek, M. Hudak, A. Actes 5 i imsyyyyppspsssmsssmsmsmmssmsasmil Senior Superlatives Most Guy-minded Girl Becky McCullough Most Talkative. Tim Matson Kris Hatzimbes Worst Case of Senioritis: Andy Edwards Most Athletic: John Giordano, Sandy Steen, and John Como Best Dressed, Darci Ciciarelli § Mark Paolillo Most Loving Couple: Jeff Novak Patti Peck Worst Case of Senioritis: Becky McCullough oe f or i) 4 rd = 3 7 Friendliest: LeighAnn Cappa Mike Marra Class Clowns: Sharon L The News Maker Newspaper Club Top row: A. Moret, P. McLaughlin, J. Altmire, D. Wygonik, M. Mcintyre, K. Orkis, T. Pecoraro, M. Hack, J. Faith. Middle row: C. Beattie, T. Pasterik, S. Song, S. Renda, R. Solomon, K. Boyle, C. Hack, A. Stevenson. Bottom row: S. Ross, L. Cleorfield, T. Shank, S. Pallone, L. Bush, A. Rieser, K. Myford. Bucco Memory Mae ers � 7 ye Oe Yearbook Club Sitting: $. Steen, L. Hansotte, £. Beresik, J Gulick, S. Mitteredet Standing: K. Collodi, R. Thomas, A. Luke, J. Guyer,, B. Miller, K. Beer, B. Hicks SB Pihewties Splish Splash And Hike ; — ‘| i Sw ting: M. Yohe Row | M. Smith. P. Cropcho, D. Sedlacek, A. Antoninka, K. Ide, A. Steier, L. Piernik Row 2: J. Piernik, T Sqrinia, M. Fisher, M. Boyle. J. Larrow Row 3: L. Compagnon, B. Shindledecker, B. Lang, B. Shindledecker, F. He . Kendrick, M. Feroce. A. Edwards Football Club. Sitting: J. Ryan. J. Giordano, Row |: J. Hightower, N. Como Marelli, B. Thomey, C. Sennett Row 2: S. Miller, R. Minnick, A. Atkinson Hornack, B. Landowski, $. Johnston Back: M. Schreckengost, M. Shemanski Bogan ™ . M. Pletcher, R. Miller, A. Benkart, N. Geyer, K. Echon, J. Tidd, B. . R. Hrivnak, A.J. Moret, T. Desantes, B. Wiklendt, G. Wolford, T . J. Motosicky, B. Neilen, J. Altmire, J. Miller, J. Novak, J.. Brown, P-.. Active 3 —— AFS BYEA: Close to Home and Far Away en Se A.F.S. Club Row I: L. Nicastro, K. Hatzimbes, P. Peck. Row 2: S. Roper, K, Sabulsky, T. Maz - Merrick, K. Strellec. Row 3: L. Rovanik, C. Houser, L. Smith, H. Ebel, A. Craig, R. Taylor, J. Cochran, M. Ciesielski, T. Cop i r wae Fick M Kijowski, S. Mittereder, S. Blainer, L. Montgomery, K. Lehman. Row 4: B. Bush, D. Reifschneider, } Sha i = pig Se i inn K Powell, L. Eshbaugh, H. Lambermont, K. Hrebar, S. Fajbik, K. Yute, J. Larrow, K. Stitt, J.L. Baker, A. ¢ ; rchidi. | sane ss ahi jy Seles ‘s Cowfer,. S. Taylor. Row 6: T. Frederick, A. Rodriquez, L. Mester, L. Scott, $. DesLauriers, D. ane. . Ww lie. MA. Marmo, L. ? : ke tarris dD “Wygonik, T. Schafer, L. Aversa, K. Schafer, C. Metcalf, T. Tutelo, J. Mazur, A. Petrosky, C. Ryan, K. “aa J k ie ‘ kK. Kl “ S. Hobi p Alfonsi | Lender, C. Renock. Row 7: L. McAninch, B. McCarrell, K. Linza, B. Kendrick, A. Edwards, M. Feroce, M. Zanottt, 8 o a ‘ | tc ag: Knoll, J. My: T. Puz, D. A.FS. Officers Row |: K. Hatzimbes, P. Peck Row 2: L. Nicastro B.Y.E.A. Club Row |: A. Stewart. Row 2: S. Love, C. Thompson, K. Vecchi, K. Fennell, $. Dombrowski, L. Peyronel. Row 3: M. Paolillo, T. Kolakowski, J. Guyer, R. Dotto, M. Song, E. Sylvania. Row 4; J. Henry, P Provenzo, K. Settlemeyer, S. Pituch, M. Kapustik, J. Johnston, T. Tutelo, J. Stelika, C. Janicik +) % g - ‘7 - co % : — Ae j | ' ; : � : ? : Ss La - = 3 Spanish Club b. Top: D. Luyk. K. Beer, R. Dotto, D. Sutton, T. Swigart, T. Sharkins, G. Wolford, ns a , A. Walter, B. Townsend Second Row: Miss Corey, P. Cropcho, J. Kuese M. Paustenbauch. T. Wiskeman. A. Matson, J. Keibler, A. Lawther, T. Capellmen, A. Antonika, S. Steen, M. Fisher, M. Lane, M. Czielaski. C Marc! G Ro Carchidi. M. Fantozzt. M. Kutcha. L. Rysak, T. Sweski, C. Conway, S. Merrick, B. Miliken, G. Ament, Mrs. Stanko Third Row: S. Taylor. A. her, M. Seckar. G. Hack. T. Meyers, T. Tutelo, C. Robinson Fourth Row: V. Meyer, H. Ebel, C. Lang, J. Amenti. K. Schafer. C. Thomas. J r. J. Sweeney, L. Solomond. L. Clearfield Fifth Row: T. Pecoraro, M. Wolfe, E. Sansosti, $. O'Mara, D. Haidze, T. Shank, T. Mazzotta, Archibald. Sixth Row: K. Renda. M. Paoillo. $. Bowser, M. Kitzer, M. Geer, S. Fularz, E. Shantz, M. Hack, J. Gulick, S. Pallone, $. Williams a) mF | ) i ao mn : Officers: M. Hack, S. Williams, J. Gulick, S$. Pallone. P. Cropcho - spanish Club. Ex. Board. Kneeling: G. Hack. D. Sutton, B. Schantz, T. Tutelo, T. shank Standing, L. Clearfield, S$. Steen, L. Mitchell, T. Sweski Lugging soggy cartons of clinking tin cans on a rain-blasted winter's day; crashing through crinkled layers of flaky- white paper-mache on a Christmas pinata; being engrossed by the near-perfect rows of scuffed tap shoes, hoofing in synchronization on a New York stage; all were activities experienced by members of the Spanish Club, under direction of Miss Corey and Mrs. Stanko. They led the group not only to the skyscrapers of New York City, but also to the ancient ruins of civilizations in Spain. It’s Checkmate and Bodies Tlalking Chess Club. Top Row: R. Hall, P. Covert, N. Pulice, S. Hydock, K. Leeman, T. Anzalcd: . Snyder, B. McCarrell, C. Adamovitz, C. Shultz Second Row: P. Sarne, J. Thomas, D. Swartz, R. Janke C. Schantz, R. Ruckus, S. Fassinger Third Row: B. McNally, T. Matson, M. Marmo, R. Ficca, J. Como, J. own, $. Bush Front: M. McClure, $. Adams, B. Jackson, H. Chalmers Missing: J. Stultz 1 0 = 6 _2e) et , . se? +“ © ee a o- —_ os = : symmnastics Club. Top Row: D. Preisser, T. Spires, M. Marra, E. Rhoades, C. Quarles, R. Stoltz, M. Honkus, J. Peyronel, E. Fajbik, Second rw: T. Zadai, J. Kissel, K. Rusiewicz, K. Hatzimbes, K. Mazur, S. Yost. J. Mazur, E. Oliver, J. Ryan, P. Ciciarelli, E. Spana, B. Mator Third w: J. Capizzi, M. Remper, P. Klimkowski, G. Hetu, $. O’Mara, N. Pieza, P. Fox Front: J. Pryke, J. Guiliani, D. Kastelic, S. Leslie, P. Peck Ac TWtTES Stitches Knots Stitchery Club Standing: M. Feroce, A. Edwards, B. Kendrick, M. Zanotti, B. Nielen, T. Schantz. Sitting: L. Breninghouse, J. Brackin, T. Micenko, C. Krowsoski, S. Clear. Acc Cre + YS Death and Construction Dungeons and Dragons Club. Bottom: C. Robinson, G. Ziccarelli, 1. Groene, K Guillory. Second Row: M. Heidenreich, K. Crum, T. Swigart, M. § an, S. Renda, Mrs. Conroy. Top Row: C. Haidze, J. Kwiatek, M. Wyjlly, yd. $ Echon, J. Haas. mage Crew Club. Bottom: D. Meyer, S. Libengood, C. Schantz, C. honarski. Second Row: S. Bush, J. Brown, T. Anzaldi. Top Row: D. Shop Club. Bottom: A. Nydes, L. Comperatore, D. Cribbs ous digas unis ° anal . spre, % Pulice, P. Covert, M. Wylly, C. Matthews, B. Doering R. Smith, M. Wilson, B. Parkhill @) Acteviies Library Aides Club. Row |: J. Wilford, T. Hess. S. Goch, P. Conley. T. Gregory, P. Flaherty, R. Clark; Row 2: M. Bentley, J. Cobes, $. Cowfer. G. Honkus, S. Parkhill, L. Blair, S. Salego, K. Grazier; Back: Mrs. Taylor, P. Chelednik, J. Lizzi. C. Houser, B. Bloom, G. Foeks, T. Micenko, L. Johnson, M. Karstin A-V Club. Front: E. Crighton, Mrs. Karsten, S. Lizzie, Mrs. Taylor; Row 2: J. Ament, L. Anthony ” — ' « .= PY AZ f rs é hi = 2 a == “ o oa eT a P oe . Library Aides. Front: B. Powell; Row |: M, Smith, $. Goch, S. Cowfer, L. Blair, T. Gr = - = . ’ . , 2907 - x . - R. Litak, G. Honkus, L. Johnson, T, Capo, G Foeks, J. Lizzi, J. Ament “sory; G. Ament Back: Mrs. Karsten, Mrs. Taylor, J. Kwiatek Adams, Stanley M. Jr. ... French Club, Chess Club, Tutoring. Ament, Joy Rena ... Spanish Club, Library Aide, Office Aide, Vo-Tech Med. Asst., VICA. Ardito, Bettina Ann ... NJHS, NHS, Tennis Team, French Club, AFS, JA, Ski Club, Colorguard, Yearbook Staff, Photography Club, Jr. Miss Finalist. Armor, Thomas ... French Club. Armour, Kelly Ann ... Newspaper Club, Photography Club. Atkinson, Bernard Awes, Eric J. ... Photography Club, Track, Gymnastics Club, Intramurals. Balcita, Arnel ... “Arthur-Nellie” ... Football, Track, Prom Committee, AFS, French Club, Hi-Lites Staff—Cartoonist § Photographer, Yearbook—head photographer, Play photographer. Barnett, Denise E. ... NJHS—Sec., Choir, JA—V.P. of marketing, prom committee, Mixed Choir, NHS—Sec., Colorguard, Ast. Tech. Director for school plays. Bayer. Jodi Lynn ... Choir, JA, Year- book Staff, AFS, announcer, D D Club, Yearbook Club, Broadcasting Club. Beal. Beth Beattie. Cheryl Lynn ... Top Hats Majorette, Yearbook Club, Gymnastics Club, Modeling for John Casablancas, AFS, Newspaper Staff, Vo-tech—Computers, VICA, Program Sommittee (Vo-Tech), N.W.A.V.T- S.—yearbook, Office Aide. Bednar, Daniel S. ... Football, Wres- tling. Behning, Rich A. ... Soccer, CYO Basketball, track, intramurals, foot- ball. Bell, John ... Ski Club, Youth Group, JA, Golf Team. Bellinotti, Dina “Beans” ... Ski Club, Vo-tech—Cosmetology. Beresik, Eve Ann ... NJHS, AFS, Yearbook Staff—Co-Editor, Yearbook Club, NHS Club, Jr. Women's Club guest. Bibza. Scott Biair, Lisa Marie ... Library Aide Club, Swimming Club, Yearbook Club, swim Team, Photography Club. Bogan, Danielle Denise ... french lub, Photo Club, Spanish Club, varsity Club, Honors Club, Cheer- wacer, Pep Club oe ee ee: Senior Index Bonazza, Roshelle ‘‘Hips’’ ... Cheerleading, Photo Club, Student Council Club, Homecoming Queen, Gymnastics Club, Choir, JA. Boyle, Michael “Dole’’ ... Marching, Stage Bands, Swim Team, French Club, Tennis Team, Golf Team, Swim Club. Brock, Vicki Ann ... Office aide, Newspaper, Yearbook Club, Student Council, Track, AFS. Brown, Dawn Marie “Duni” .. Tech Computers. Brown, John L. ... Track, Shop Club, Chess Club, Eagle Scout, Explorers Club, Stage Crew. Brzozowski, Darla Jean . Colorguard, Office Aide, Newspaper Club, Prom Committee, Marching Band. Bush, Shawn ... Football, | Club, Stage Crew, Football Clu! plorers Club. Calderone, Tracy Lynn ... DECA— PRES.—JR.—V.P., Vo-Tech—Market- ing, DECA—District officer. Caldwell, Curtis Keith Intramurals, Baseball. Cappa, LeighAnn ... Cheerleader, Stu- dent Council—Corres. Sec. Club, Choir—Pres., Gymnastics Team Club, Amer. Legion Award, Prom Committee—chairperson, Ir. Miss—2nd runner-up, TV-3 commer cial, Student Councii—Judicial Board and Public Relations Committee. Carilli, Phil ... Club, D D club. Ciciarelli, Darci Marie ... Majorette, Photo Club, Newspaper, Office Aide, AFS, Health Careers Club, Yearbook Club, Student Council. Clark, Bradley G. ... Shop Club. Clear, Sharon Ann ... Choir, Photo Club, Stitchery, AFS. Clearfield, Lynne Frances ... NJHS, District Choral Festival, track, school plays, Hi-Lites reporter, Majorette—Co-head, NHS, Math Team, Prom Comm ittee, Spanish Club, Jr. Miss—finalist, executive committee, Hi-Lites-girls’ sports ed., Broadcasting Committee. Clements, Merle ‘‘Lee”’ . Vo- Stage Crew, Chess Como, John M. NJHS, ... Football Club, track, Prom Committee, i YO Student Council Club, NHS, C Basketball, Chess Club—PRES. French Club. k, Lorie Ann . Swim Tee nas Vo-Tech—Cosmetology: VICA, AFS, Yearbook Staff. Costanza, Renee Antoinette .- Choir, AFS, Yearbook Club, He Tech—Med. Asst., VICA, Photo Club, Newspaper Club. Cribbs, Tammy Lynn ... Choir, Prom Committee, JA, softball, Health Careers, AFS. Crum, David P. .-.- Teo Team—Cap., NJHS, Golf Team, French Club, Ski Club. Doering, Robert J. .-- Stace Crew Club, Photo Vo-Tech, Club, Shop Lobert T. ... Wrestling, Foot- ream Club, Spanish Club. ri. Thomas B...- Baseball, Foot- Edwards. Andrew Danie! | Ga ... AFS, Stitchery ur mis Tech—Auto Body, i wh S, ily Foods, Child Develop) = al Eskra, Eric John ... Sk! ib—PR JA, Stage Crew. He, Faith, Joy Ann . ; ae Colorguard—Head, Hi ; avid AFS, class officer—Sec., gs iri Club, Prom Committee, 10 ' Broadcasting Club. aa Farneth, Laura Lee ... Libr: Aide Club, AFS, Girl's Basketball ee a Faybik, Eric Richard ... CYO Baske ball, Gymnastics Club. Feroce, Michael John | (Pickle) - Football, Wrestling, Photo Club, Fan ily Food, Child Development, AFS, Stitchery Club, work-study. Ficca, Remo W. ... Football-—trainer, French Club, NJHS, NHS, Chess Club. Foeks, Gail Renae ... Marching Band, Library Aide Club, Pho Club. Fularz, Craig Alan Tech—Machine Shop. Flaherty, Patricia M. ... oOo Vo- Girl's Tennis team, AFS Club, Girl's Basketball—mer. Grazier, Kim ... Softball Team, Gymnastics Team. Gelorme, Daniel F. D D Club. Giordano, John T. ... Football Team Club, wrestling, band, French Club, Spanish Club. Greco, Georgiann ... French Club, French Club, Photo Club, Student Council, Ski Club. Grum, Tech—Med. Asst., Kinloch Volunteer, Firefighter EMT. Grzybek, Ronald R. ... Archery Club. Marci Lynne Vo- Guido, Kenneth J. « Vo- Tech—Engineering Design, VICA. Hack, Mary C. ... NJHS, Choir, NHS, Spanish Club—V.P., Hi-lites—Editor- in-chief, costumes for spring play. Haidze, Christopher A. ... Basketball, Football Team Club, baseball, Prom Committee, track, Spanish Club, French Club, CYO Basketball, NHS, DED Club. Hansotte, Lynda May ... Swim Team, Prom Committee, Yearbook—Editor, Health Careers Club, Vo-Tech—Med. Asst., Yearbook—N.W.A.V.T.S., VICA—PRES., Office Aide. Harpster, Michele Rene “Shell” ... Swim Team—megr., Vo-Tech—Cosme- tology. Hatzimbes. Kristan Lyn “Krissy” ... NJHS, Prom Committee, choir, AFS—PRES., Soph. Class—V.P. Heidenreich, Fred Paul Jr. ... Marching Band, Swim Team, Tennis Team, French Club, Head Announcer, Swim Jamie Sue ... NJHS, Concert ching Bands, AFS, French Club, (EA, Physical therapist vol. at varville Rehab. Center. Beverly Elaine ... AFS, Office Yearbook Staff Club. thtower, James Ill... NJHS. band, Football Team Club, Prom Commit- tee, Student Council, track, Spanish Club, French Club. Honkus. Gina M. ... Softball, Library ides Club, Photo Club. Honkus. Mark Gymnastics Club. Jackson, Jeff ... French Club, Bible Club, Tri-City Soccer, intramurals, track, Johnson, Lori Ann ... Aide, Broadcasting Club. Kalmar, Joan E. ... NJHS, Marching - Concert Bands, AFS, French Club, EMT. Kapustik. Michael A. ... Stage Band, Football, French Club, announcer, BYEA, Yearbook—Underclassmen ed., Set Crew. Kasavage, Christopher A. Football, JA, Library Kelly, Erin Colleen ... Choir, Ski Club. Kendrick, Brian ... AFS, Stitchery Club. Kijowski, Michele Lynn ... Choir, softball, basketball, French club, Yearbook—Co-editor of Activities, County Chorus, District Chorus. Kinosz, Brigitte Marie ... Student Council Club, basketball, French Club, Ski Club, NHS, Photo Club. Klems, Karla J. ... French Club, AFS. Klems, Kristen J. ... French Club, AFS. Knoll, Stacey Lynn ... Basketball, track, Health Careers Club, Vo-Tech. Klimkowski, Mary Jo ... AFS, Majorettes, Health Careers Club, Photo Club, Newspaper. Kohnle, Susan Marie ... Choir, Health Careers Club, Library aide, AFS, Vo- Tech—Med. Asst., N.W.A.V.T.S.— Yearbook, Long Range Planning Com- mittee, Student Forum, VICA—PRES. Kokenberger, Jamie J. Intramurals, baseball, YMCA—basketball. Kristof, Dave ... JA, football, track, Vo-Tech—Carpentry, NJHS, baseball. Krowsosk i, Carolyn Sue ... track, choir, girl's basketball—mgr. Kwiatek. Joseph Francis . club, Gymnastics Club. Lang, Sriaw E ooo Team—diver, Swim Club, Gym Club. Lobaugh, Todd W.... Archery Club, Tri County Trout Club, track, Ski Club, Youth Group. Love. Sharon Ann ... JA, French Club, BYEA, Set Crew, girls track, Prom Committee. Maier. Frank Michael ... Basketball, Tennis Team, Golf Team, French Club, CYO basketball, D D Club, intramurals. yan Mark Louis .. arching, Concert § Sta e B : panish Club—PRES., Franch che, NHS, Pep Band, Prom Committee, Chess Club, track, academic letter. Marra, Michael John... NJHS tage, Marching, Concert Pep Band—PRES., Soph. Class—Tres., Jr. Class—V.P., Sr. Class—v.p., Drum major, Golf Team, Newspaper Club, French Club Gymnastics C , Club, Committee, fall play. a Marshall, Rebecca Sus a0. uals yo Tech—Computers, Long anning Co ce g mmittee (LRPC, Matson, Timothy Alan ... Basketball cYO basketball, NJHS, Football Teun § Club, French Club, academic letter Jr. § Sr. class—Treas., Prom Come mittee, Chess Club, Student Council, golf, .. D D Swim nastics - Basketball, «SRS track, NHS. Mattern, Dana Ann ... Office Aide. Mazur, Kimberly Ann ... Student Council—Student Forum, Cheerlead- ing, Amer. Legion Award, High Honor Roll, band, French Club, Gymnastics Club, Jr. Homecoming attendant, Jr. Miss—Finalist. Mazzotta, Tillie AFS. McAninch, Richard Tech—Carpentry. McCarrell, Jeff ... Football Team Club, baseball, wrestling, intramurals, Stage Crew. McCullough, Rebecca D. ... Ski Club, French Club, cheerleading, AFS, Choir. McGuire, Bradley T. ... NJHS—V-P., student Council—V.P., Football Team Club, Student Council Club, Stage Band, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class—PRES., French Club, AFS, Student Forum, NHS—V.P. Meanor. Chet ... Football, band, Stage Crew, Stage Band. Meso, Andrew S. ... JA, Tri-City Soccer, baseball, football. ... Spanish Club, Vo- Merrick, Cris AFS Club, Gymnastics Club, cheerleader. Mester, Lawrence ... French Club, AFS, Set Crew. Micenko, Traci ... Library Club, Stitchery Club, basketball, track, Shamrock colorguard. Middleby, Kurt .. . Football. Middleby. Rodney Miller, Barbara ... Girls’ basketball, Stage § Marching Band, track, JA, French Club, choir, Youth Group, Yearbook—Ads editor, Yearbook Club, school play, Set Crew, NAJAC delegate, Business Basics consultant, Penna. Free Enterprise Week Schol- arship. Montanari, Doug S. ... Track—megr.. Youth Group, Archery Club, Stage Crew, JA—V.P. of Production. Moret, Timothy ... CYO Basketball. Morrow. Tracey L. Myers. Judith A. (Jude) Colorguard, AFS, Broadcasting Club, Concert Band, Boy’s track—mgr-. Nicastro, Lisa Ann ... Cheerleading, NHS, French Club, AFS Club, NJHS, Student Council, Gymnastics Club, Prom Committee, Choir. Novak, Jeffrey M. ... Football Team Club, track, Ski Club, intramurais. Nydes, Alan D. (Newt) ... 1984 Light Weight Class Teen PA. Oleskey. Arthur J. Orostek, Debra Marie SENIOR INDEX SF Oliver. Edward .-- Gymnastics Club, track, Photo Club. Palazzi, Kevin E. ... Football, Archery Club. Paolillo, Mark ..- French Club, BYEA, Tri-City Soccer, football, D D oth Brian J. (Vern) ... Vo-Tech, Wood Shop Club. . Parkhill, Stacey Lynn ... Library Aide Club, Photo Club. Pasterick, Tracey Lorraine ... NJHS, Intramural Volleyball Tournament, French Club, Set Crew, JA, NHS Club, Tech Director—play, distinguished honors, Hi-Lites—news editor. Pavlik, Greg A. ... Track, French Club, BYEA, Football Team Club, wrestling, Ski Club. Peck, Patricia A. ... Track Team, cheerleading, AFS—V.P., French Club, Student Council, Gymnastics Team § Club. Peterson, Paul D. Peyronel, John Albert ... Basketball, Student Council, French Club. Pierce, Janelle Marie ... Girls Basketball—Captain, AFS Club, Vo- Tech—Computer Training. Pish, Eugene R. ... NHS Club, Marching, Pep, Stage, Concert Bands, basketball—mgr., NJHS, intramurals, Spanish Club. Pituch, Steve ... French Club, BYEA, football, D D Club. Polimadei, Michelle Lynn ... Cheer- leader, French Club, Set Crew, NJHS, Gymnastics Club, school play, JA, Health Careers Club, Prom Commit- tee. Pope, John Allen ... AFS. Provenzo, Patrick Charles NHS—PRES., BYEA, school plays, Sr. Homeroom Rep., D D Club, Student director—play, French Club. Puz, Tonya ... AFS. Quigley, Elizabeth Ann ... Cheerleading, Track, French Club, Swim Team. Reimer, Lauri Ann ... Colorguard, AFS, Broadcasting Club, Boys’ Track—mgr., French Club, Concert Band. Roper, Sharon Leigh ... AFS Club, nantoaing Club, DED Club, Photo ub. Ross, Sharon Jean ... French Club, Set Crew, NHS, NJHS, Concert, Marching, Pep Band, Youth Group—Sec,, Newspaper—News Edi- tor, JA—VP., NHS Club. Ryan Joseph Michael ... Football SOR INDEX Team Club, baseball, Gymnastics Club. Sabulsky, Kimberly Ann ... Cheerlead- er, AFS, Broadcasting Club, JA, D D Club, Photo Club. Salego, GeorgiAnn Track, colorguard—Co-head, AFS, Broadcast- ing Club, choir, Health Careers Club, D D Club. Sanders, Charles J. ... Football. Sarne, Patrick Alexander ... Legion Baseball, baseball, hockey, soccer, golf, Chess Club, intramurals, AFS. Schafer, Tammy Lynne ... AFS, Photo Club, NJHS, Choir, Library Aides Club. Schoepf, Mark (Fred) ... Archery Club, football. Schrecongost, Deborah Ann... French Club, Photo Club, choir, Youth Group, Spanish Club, Health Careers Club, Shamrocks. Scott, Lisa Diane ... Colorguard, AFS, track, Boys’ track—megr., Photo Club. Seckar, Paul ... track, Gymnastics Club, French Club, football, wrestling. intramurals, Sedlacek, Daniele Lynn ... Swin team, Marching Band, NHS, NJHS5, Spanish Club, Yearbook. Sennett, Charles W. Ill ... Footbal! CYO Basketball, baseball, Footh |! Club, NJHS, Set Crew, intramurals Schantz, Timothy C. ... Basebal! Stitchery Club, intramurals. Schreckengost, Charles J. Shindledecker, William ... Swirn Club, Vo-Tech, VICA, wrestling. Shirey, Kurt... Ski Club, Spanish Club. Shurina, John ... Golf Team, French Club, Gymnastics Club, wrestling, Chess Club. Simon, Cliff... Archery Club, foot ball. Sluss, Brad F. (Mohawk) Gymnastics Club, Swim Team, Swim Club, intramurals. Smail, Keith ... AFA Tae Kwon Do, Chieftain, Archery Club, Smith, Mark Alan ... NJHS, Spanish Club. Smith, Melvin (Kiki) ... VICA, Vo- Tech—Med. Asst., Photo Club. Snyder, Robert J. ... Concert, Stage, Marching Band, Yearbook—photo grapher, French Club, Chess Club, Photo Club, Solomond, Laurie Lynn Cheerleading, Spanish Club, Broad casting Club, District Chorus, NJHS, NHS, County Chorus, AFS., Sonafelt, Vin Basketball, track, hang gliding, intramurals, golf. Sopko, John Vo-tech, Archery Club. Song, Mimi ... Concert, Stage, Marching Bands, PMEA Alle-Kiski Honors’ Bands, District County Honors’ Bands, Mid-East Music Festi- val, BYEA, French Club. Spana, Eric Paul ... Golf Team, French Club, Cannoneer, Gymnastics Club, Prom Committee—chairman, school play. Spiering. Dan “Hoghead” ... Archery Club, Black Powder Club. Stadterman, Brian ‘“‘Sticks” ... Bas- ketball, track, Gymnastics Club, intramurals. Steen, Sandra Lee ... Basketball—Co- captain, softball, Spanish Club—executive board, Yearbook § Club—Activities Co-editor. Stevenso n, Amy Louise ... Marching, Concert, and Stage Bands, Newspa- per Staff, NHS, French Club, Broad- casting Club, NJHS, Mid-East Alle- Kiski Honors’ Bands. Stoltz, Richard Lee ... Swim Team, Vo-Tech—Auto Body. Storrick, Susan Helen ... Swim Team, Majorette, French Club, Swim Club, NJHS, National Science Olympian. Strellec. sten L. . Gifted Program, , JA, school plays, JHS, French Club. . Wrestling, football. . Intramurals. cheerleadi: Strellec, 1. Stull, Eric 1eW.. E Stultz, J Michael ... Stage, Marching neert Band, French Club, D I! . Swim Team, school play, proj Band, student diree- tor. } Sylvania, ! r Lynn ... District County Cl honors, Elem. choir uation pianist, Stage SHS, ABS, French Club, BYEA, Spanish Club, Rotary Club—Youth Leadership Conference, World Affairs Council, Pit Band, Takosky. Kimberly me Majorette, school plays, French Club, choir, pianist, ge Band, NHS, track, Amer. Legion Award, Gymnastics Club, AF. Tatrn, Jennifer Lynn Cheerleading, French Club. AFS, none or roll, NJHS, Gymnastics Team Club. a Thomas. Renee Christine --- Girls basketball, Yearbook—photographer, Yearbook Club, French Club, school plays, choir, Distinguished Honor Roll, JA. NJHS, National Science Mer it Award, Candystriping, Cheerleading coach—Flyer’s football, AFS, Prom Committee, Leadership Training Conference. Thomey, William D. “B.T.” ... Football, baseball, Football Club, French Club, Student Council. Shank Thompson, Sheri Ann ... Vo- Tech. Titus, Nancy Jo ... AFS, Health Careers Club. Tomayko, Joseph Francis ... Base- ball, basketball, Marching, Pep Bands—V.P., Stage Band, NJHS, Gymnastics Club, homeroom rep. Torchia, Sylvia Tina Marie ... Colorguard, VICA, Vo-Tech, track, choir. Tutelo, Patrick “LN.” ... VICA, Vo- Tech, Gymnastics Club, Stage Crew, Spanish Club, football. Club—PRES., NHS Club, NHS—Tres., Cannoneer, NJHS, choir, Flyer cheer- leader, Burrell cheerleader. Vokes, Elizabeth Ann Betsy ... Gymnastics Team Club, ABC gymnastics, Student Council, Cheer- leading, AFS. Warburton, Darla Lynn ... Girls Bas- ketball, Girls’ Track, AFS, Ski Club, candystriper, Stitchery Club, JA, Health Careers Club. Warden, Rebecca Ann ... Track, Marching Band, softball, volleyball, Soccer Bunnie High, NHS, Spanish Club. Waugaman, Scott Richard Intramurals, basketball, baseball. Williams. Sherry L. ... Spanish Club, JA. Wygonik, Deborah Carole ... Majorette—Head, French Club, AFS, Set Crew, Newspaper Staff, Youth Group—Treas., Deanery Youth Council, Diocesan Youth Council, Jr. Miss Finalist, Distinguished honor roll, JA, choir, volleyball tournament, World Affairs Council, NAJAC, Coun- ty Chorus. Wylly, Martin Dasher lll ... DED Club, Stage Crew Club, Vo-Tech, VICA, track. Yangula, Brian Paul ... Marching, Stage Bands, French Club, Ski Club, Honor roll, Spanish Club, Chess Club, D D Club. Zanella, Keith John ... Swim Team Club, Gymnastics Club, Vo-Tech, football. Zanotti, Mike ... Black Powder Club, wrestling, football. Zellefrow, Robin D. ... AFS, French Club, JA, honor roll. SENIOR INDEX 167 AF SAR SBT EE —_— Congratulations Seniors 1722 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa. Elwood’s Phone 337-6661 hair studio 100 Tarentum Bridge Rd. Riverview Plaza New Kensington, PA alee S¥VidEO 15068 (412) 335-4250 Leader in Pome Vides Entertainment TOM ASHTON Nace’s All Sport Trophy Equipment Sales Video Cassette Sales a n d and Rentals and Rentals Engraving Cc ‘pany P.O.: Box 20 Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Trophies—Plaques—Badges— Nameplates Roland Nace (412) 339-2685 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 Spezzano’s Deli—Bakery 2803 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone: 335-1540 Congratulations And Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 For those very Special occasions Cakes by Spezzano The Lamp Post Restaurant 2809 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA Large Variety of Sandwiches Steaks—Seafood—Ribs Chicken Entrees—Pastas We Also Do Catering North Star Cheese Hillcres: Shopping Center 37-1370 neats and « items. ys for all o ‘ions! it ‘ss THE LAMP POST I} Take Out 339-0505 Serves You Better with a New Modern Efficient Plant New Design Copy Service Offset Letterpress—Artwork Pamphlets—Brochures—Cards—Invitations 350 Stevenson Boulevard, New Kensington Phone 337-45ll Architectural Aluminum Specialties Co. 2122 Constitution Boulevard Arnold, PA 15068 President Terry L. Shotts Phone: :335-8459 and 362-1300 Yute’s Ideal Cleaning, Inc. Complete Dry Cleaning Drapery and Laundry Specialists Phone: 339-669} 2801 Leechburg Rd. 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YOHE @ SANITARY CONTAINER SERVICE Owner @ COMMERCIAL HAULING CONTRACTOR APPT DATE___ ALL BREEDS Marie's Poodle Grooming COMPLETE POODLE GROOMING 229 CHESTER DRIVE (REAR) LOWER BURRELL PA 15068 PHONE 337-3393 RAY'S HAIR STYLING 3033 LEECHBURG ROAD PARK DRIVE LOWER BURRELL. PA 15068 (NEAR ST. MARGARET MARY CHUROCIT TUESFRI 8:30 A.M. TO 7.00 PM. SAT. 3:30 AM, TO 7.00 PM 335-9155 FREE PARKING GOX 329, D480 FIFTH AVE. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 15068, PHONE (412) 335-8506 be ns INCORPORATED Custom Affiliates Bens ¢° WOH SFE cane TIRES FOR THE LONG RUN Fad THE HOLE IN THE WALL GALLERY Coser barrel ae tower Burret Pennsytuand sa En TRE CORRAL punssnaiis Natrona Heights 2900 Freeport Ad LOWER BURRELL 337-3370 NATRONA HEIGHTS 224-8831 PASSENGER LIGHT TRUCK RECREATION VEHICLE 816 Sth Avenue ) New Kensington. PA i Distributing Co. Bonellos RESTAURANT Berarducci Distributing 2732 LEECHBURG ROAD , aa _ Delicious Italian Food LOWER BURRELL, PA. 15068 Pizza — Chicken — Hoagies all oe Cc eee 3a OUT GENESEE CREAM ALE LIGHT 2740 Leechburg Road 335-4407 a .2-HORSE ALE ==} EDWARD L. SMITH BUILDER, INC. 2725 Leechburg Road mt a(t | Lower Burrell, PA 15068 Pr tee | Phone: 335-ll4I all | lt | ' 1™) a if cd THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDER WILSON BAUM AGENCY, INC. SENTING STATE CAPITAL SAVINGS ATION, HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Insurance—Real Estate—Mortgage Loans 2818 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania 15068 (412) 335-5681 eal) Dr. Richard A. Falk Dr. Elaine K. Geris General Dentists 2752 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 Phone (412) 335-989) ; Best Wishes From Gigler Funeral Home 2877 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 15068 Phone: 335-6500 _naa SAND GRAVEL CO. DAVISON Davi Sand Gravel Co, i!) Street A od Avenue Fou! lew Kensingt© 3033 Leechburg Rd. 335-5500 Videotape Movie Rentals Out of town and local papers Pa. Lottery Magazine Good Luck Graduates Store Owner George Guido sR Rasiewicz Bipeld ioe SER 3124 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA William R. Rusiewicz Supervisor and President Phone: 335-4lI8 Alann Jewelers Keepsake Diamonds Jewelry Engraving Repairs Accutron and Bulvova Certified Watchmakers Riverview Plaza (00 Tarentum Rd. New Kensington, Pa. Phone: 337-8221 Crum Crum ATTORNEYS AT LAW 2734 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA Congratulations Class of 85 ! il a JIC Penne BURRELL PLAZA Lower Burrell, ?, WISKEMAN’S FOODLAND Burrell Plaza Shopping Center Leechburg and Braeburn Lower Burrell, PA 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 offier professional installation of all floor coverings. Mon., Wed., Thurs., 10-6 Tues., Fri., 1O-8 Sat 10-4 New Hours II:30-1:30 Garell Tun FOOD AND Liquor 2734 LEECHBURG ROAD LOWER BURRELL. PA 15068 Specialties: Pizza, Wings, Salads GLORIA THOMAS PROPRIETOR PHONE: 339-9143 Dr. William Mercer, D.M.D. Family Dentist 0 Allan St. Lower Burrell, PA 15068 335-O2I! Seniors to be, ALL this is for YOU! © Creative Photographers. ¢ Casual outdoor settings. ¢ Formal academic settings. ¢ Variety of backgrounds. © State-of-the-art camera and lighting equipment. Plus your yearbook print made to your school’s specifications, and delivered on time per contract with your school. Strem Varden re udies 8. AG Lower Burrell Super Dollar JEJ Wood Products Hillcrest Shopping Center All types of custom cabinets wood kitchen, vanity, etc. Free Estimates : 3 , 102 Craigdell Road New Kensington, PA Phone: (412) 335-5351 Handi Food Mart The Village Shop 2824 Leechburg Road 2785 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 15068 Lower Burrell, PA 15068 Phone: 337-6212 Phone: 337-3102 acs SS Pulcini’s Body Auto Collision Repairs Painting Insurance Work Handled Customizing Painting “Where body work is an art, not a pastime” Ray and Bob Pulcini lI6 Allan Street Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 (Across McDonald's Restaurant) 339-1717 DADDIO'S Il Pizza and Hoagies Seating 30 people plus takeout 2505 Leechburg Road 337-6222 NETWORK VIDEO Video Cassette Sales And Rentals Equipment Sales and Rentals Phone 335-4250 Tom Ashton | Dr. James D. Minford And Staff Would like to remember those members of Burrell High School's First W.P.1.A.L. Section Champions 1967 Boys Swimming Team 12 Wins—2 Losses -oach Mr. Robuck Captains: Steve Martin David Anderson Doug McKee Fred Stokes Chuck Young Steve Aftanas ‘ill Wardle Dave Damcott rm Johnston Mike Flynn n Livenston Buddy Holmes n Whitney George Fastuca ick Veitch Ron Nelson Craig Fauble GOOD LUCK! Travel Square 2879 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA. 15068 Phone: 335-9185 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 85 YARN AND DARN CRAFT CENTER Lower Burrell: Hillcrest Shopping Center Natrona Heights: Heights Plaza Shopping Center GOOD LUCK SENIORS UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTER 2881 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 5068 Phone: 339-3546 Best Wishes Class of 85! Arnold Furniture, Inc. 1627 Fifth Avenue Arnold, PA 15068 Salvati’s Select Meats We specialize in the finest of top quality Meats Phone: 337-7674 New Kensington Plaza Burrell Produce 2723 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 15068 339-1155 Logans Ferry Works Powder Pigment Division The 1985 Buccopia Staff would like to extend their warmest gratitude to the businesses of our community such as the Lamp Post, Spezzano’s, J.C. Penney’s, Strem-Varden Studios and others for their support of our yearbook. Again we would like to say, “Thank you for your support.” i : Also, The 1985 Buccopia staff would like to say, “Thanks” to these people: Karen Orkis for an alternate cover and her great collages for division pages; d j Scott Hamilton for his terrific cover design this years John Lopushansky for untangling our problems with great pa- tience; ; Mr. George for granting all our requests for free time and for making many important announcements; Mr. Duckworth of Hourglass Photo Service for his speedy developing of film in emergency situations; ; The teachers who cheerfully allowed disruption of class during picture-taking sessions; And a very special thanks to our sponsor Mrs. Jones who was there when we needed her in times of trouble and turmoil. Again we would like to say, ‘‘Thanks!’’ a rg a ES SP RFI ETT ET LT I IE In Memory ... Mrs. Mary Simonette passed away just before the start of the 1984-85 school year. For many years she was a secre- tary in the front office. She proved her loyalty and stamina by performing well a demanding job. Students with prob- lems, teachers with requests, waiting visitors, and hurried administrators all were treated by her with the same day- to-day patience and sweetness. She is missed. “Because | could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves and Immortality.” Emily Dickinson se a Oem | 2. Geraldine Ferre came the om weg the Detroit Tigers won the Wor -—— : ao . Fae, who received the heart of « leak killed avs in Indi, , - y ar sale. i | Jerzy i ne a dissid dent nt P re priest, was tortured and killed “se Poland’s police forc ik ke: orton wage dispute. mt ’ Wate Bi st ade fashion news. — 2 15. ae a biking team we Fae ed f blood dof 4 16. Beverly ills Gop. Eddie Murphy's et ilm, Was the big money-ea ve ch in Clairton the sce disputes over M J he ek Se e a | ; “died: Photograph bnner Jim Fixx, enator Fen ‘ les wise Nicholas Cola C.—Keep on partying and never stop being what you are, the best friend ever. Luv, Shelly G. Missy R.—A friend is someone who listens from the heart Luv, Shelly G. Meg—Thanks for always being there and remember the fun times. How’s your fingernail and your gum? Love Jen. Bren—Remember all the wild times. “My Purse” | gotta blowpop! Love Jen. Phil—Thanks for al- ways cheering me up. Did ya hit any walls lately? Love Jen. Bulldog—Stand up and be proud Luv ya Yellow Gummy Bear. Fif—I'll always remember Ocean City summer of 84! Luv ya Yellow Gummy Bear. Penny—Good luck with swimming! Go for it! Luv ya Yellow Gummy Bear. Chicken—Have you seen Blessed-Bun lately? | havel Pretty nice huh! Luv ya Yellow Gummy Bear. Joe Ryan—Good luck at college! I’m going to miss youl Live it up while you're away from homel Love Lisa. Tracy T.—Isn’t it fun to talk on the phone on Friday nights—you dolll—Your best friend—Lisa S. Jennifer, | think you are beautiful and sweet and | love youlll Brian Farenth. SAN—She has to be a student! | can’t believe they moved that housell Luv ya, KRIS. Rock—Hey Deud! Let’s partyl!—Roll. Pam—You’re a great friend! Luv ya lots, Kristen. Jeff 1—Thanks for be- ing such a great friend! | love youl Paula. Lisa $—Your February 29th will come some day! Love, Paula. San—Watch out for the polel—Dea, Pok, Uliz. Pokie—Watch the door!—Uliz. Pam K—Your the best friend in the world! Thanks for always being there! Love, Paula. Pen—Thanx for always being there—Amy. Mar, Mouse, Dea Fred—Don’t forget Aug. !7—BUSTED—Uliz. Dea—Your 5B’s changed alot—uliz. Joy—Tell George to bring the broom and hurry!!— Weasel. B.B.—Trust me I’m a doctor! Remember all our great times! Boots not Boots!-— 's, us Hogs love youl Love Jr. Hog Heads! Spear, Erb, Rez, Mom, Lovie. Dan—1 Ii erlll—Weasel (A.V.). Rose—Thanks for everything. Good luck with Chris Luv ya, Veasel. jen—Just checking to make sure it’s there Ha Hall, thanks for being such a special friend ivy ya, James. Al—Guess what? Crum has BOl!I|—James. Al—Nice sweaterlll—James. Scott--Lei � get that vagrantl— mes. Joy—Remember the great times, especially the ones | didn’t have luv ya Karen. Aim—To © great bud Thanks for helping me get out of the creek! Help, | have cake in my nosel Luv ya ren. Weasel—Remember horseback riding, stop horsie stop don’t break! Luv ya BB. Mo—You're © 3reat friend! I'll miss you this summer in softballl A lotll—luv ya, Curly. Romeo—you'll always +e my lover-boy and my inspiration luv you always and forever, Juliet you're the greatestl Amy your the greatest, love you Mona. Char, when are we going to play pool? Love Mona. Amy § Lynne, you guys made my year juh, different! Luv Mona. Sandy, yes you are a fool, luv you, Mona. Kristen, hide this candybar, here comes Babi luv Mona. Sandy—Key West!I—D. Silly—Give me that money!—Dyna. Jan, Uliz, Poke, Marc, Sil Fred—My best friends!—Friends forever -D- Denny—No more window scum!—Deana. Poke—Watch out for the orange thing in your closet|—D. Lisa—You dol?!|—Tracy. Lisa—Is he AWESOME or is he a yo-yo? Don't forget curly- gs!—Tracy (AWE-STRUCK) Eric—Don’t forget that Friday night phone call or the one on Super Bow! Sunday!—Tracy. Jen—Remember the great times at basketball. Mr. Pilot! love ya, Bren. Jen—Remember all the great times we've had. My Pursel | have to bite them | can’t suck them (lollipops) love ya, Bren. PNR ee a et ae F ever—Let’s live for good Pat T—Thanks for abusing me the whole yearAAA-ReneeAAA. Ang—You're the bestes (rr Remember toy oes ill times—forget the bad—Thanks for always being there when | needed you.—Luv ken Mike and Mystery Man. I'm gonna i ove Jamie. Roz, Meem, thanks for being there all these years—esp- 4 Joe, ion. Ziggy, Bubba miss you. L IL E co 'd like to make a donat Liggy Jo. miss ya both, so stay in touchl Luv ya, Eve. P.S.—Opus wants to know if you ll never forget ya, luv ya all, Goober Spaz, King Fool, Buck Wheat, and Spanky—French Fries! It’s been fun and i will miss you when | go to college. Georgiann—You are a very close friend to me and | hope we will always be close. ' W! 2 you happiness forever. Mark. Good luck, luv ya. Love Steve. Krissy—If we hold on to our beautiful love ... | can proms és Ls became such ened feleude Georgiann, Sharon, Lauri—You are the three best girls to work with at Ponderosa. I'm i a ce, Spank, Goober. We've had a Love always Steve. Brig—What does Sally sell by the sea shore? Guess who?! Chubs, 2p ‘ll hoot for 30 in Ocean Cit } P 1 ts tell we will shoo ity great year—Mc-e-dees! Luv, Zigmund. Kris—How was the chocolate pie in Kiski? HY | will miss ya next year. Erin. Kurt, this year! Remember with Papa Strew and the Skimmer from the pool? That was funny! ! Kim Patti Krissy—Let’s go to you know I'll always love you, and you and | will never have an ending. | love you, sweetie a 6 hours 13. Saline enn Pitt and the bazaar. Where is Suzanne's schedule? A shirt next. Lisa. Roshelle, Seer me Fall down aupstess Clymer Drive, Rambo. Let's stay over. Lisa Tonya—To a great friend. Never forget 5 a —Thanks for being a great jately? | knew you 2 couldn't fight the feeling—when’s the D.W. Friends forever Darla. epee ast 4 yemee Hie eee friend over the years. Never forget all the wild times. Luv Darlal Kep—Thanks or Lael tall Nicki, Dark Stacen my life. I'll always be here for you and so will all my love forever. DMO April 16, 1989. mee Peel we beset Georgi, Kim, Eric, and Jodi—Thanks for being such good friends. | luv you all, Debbie. PeY : pe « fice ewes friends. Thanks for being there. Debbie. Billy—You've gotta get rid of that cologne! Good luc cin i — ay fe “ Michele—Thank God basketball is over—we actually won onel—Renee. Cuz—To the best cousin pe 5 1D 5 s Be to breakfast! Renee. Stacey—Thanx for saving my live—What would’ve | done without you? eit ) sing pee piel forget last summer—I know I never willl Luv ya, Renee. Kris—Thanx for helping me off the skili t, next time — t end! Renee. Fran—I love you whole bunches! Renee. John Bell—Are you still after Prunehead? Six cone odd—Do you want to see Ghostbusters again? | was a little indisposed then. Art. Laurie—Thank you for peels ou're really special. | love you! Rob. Joan—We've had a lot of good times this year and will continue to have more. You mean more to me than anyone and I'll love you always. Yours forever, Brian. Leigh—You're a friend I'll never forget. Thank you for introducing me to Tracey. | wish you § Mare the best—Love, Arnel. Rob, Dani, Leigh. Art—Remember all our IUP close person! -Arnel, Brian (2), Tom, Rob—KMart is the saving place—Arnel. Dave, Gene, Joe—| need a ride ho my best friend and my only girl. | love you and | will always be there for you Kimmy. Love Kurt. Larry Mestei member all the good times we had, the girls, the parties, and the girls. But let's make this summer the ulti ste Tote. Lisa—don't worry about Larry this summer, he’s in good hands—Tute. Darci—if you get me a hoagie I'll ae r the summer—luv Pa. Kristen—How far do drinks fly? Pull over now! There is a fine line between bug and || out your gas masks! Love Michelle Gene—you're not gonna believe this—she’s 2 years old! Don’t abuse Kr nore-—hey stupid—ML—DW—BF—FF—Love Michele. Deb and Rosz—Thanks for being best friends with m Yes, Deb I'm ringing your doorbell and Rosz, you and ace can laugh all you want! Love Michelle. Karin Gri “FINE! Luv ya, Kris. Gene—Physics (you STUPIDI), calculus parties, and cheez balls! Down boy! Thanx for eve Debbie and Michelle—You are the best friends anyone could ever hope for. As the song says, Thanks for the niemories. We certainly have enough of them! Love, Sharon. Eve and Mimi—You have been great friends. I'm going to miss vo � leave. Remember all the great times we had and don’t forget to write! Love, Sharon. John BeckyO Re ve went OTL and the car started d¢ mi hobad making that noisel John—good luck in your modeling career just when you make it big—Luy Grover. Becky—remember the fun times we had with GQ and thanks for ‘nL needed someone to talk to—Luy Grover. Dude |—This cheese popcorn is good; wasn’t it nice of Bet o us—Dude 2. Dude Look out here comes fag face—Awesome. Sheri—Congratulations on the new edition to (ie shank Family.—Grover GQ. Dawn—To a good friend who always listened when | had a problem thanks for all the advice— Janelle. Dawn Alabama 1. Patti—Remember when we babysat my brother sisters; we should do that MOre over. MP, RT, SK, BA, GP—Thanks for being therel—Trace. MLP—I never went outside and left one! What was | supposed to leave anyway? TLP. Renee, Denise—Dip doesn’t last forever! Take care—Trace. Fred the cops are at your doorl What, Don’t you like picklejuicel 7up passed out on the bed. To Captain Hook and Brownose—Don't cut too many throats. Thanks to the girls that rode the party train at Fred’s house—Party trainers. Joy—So you say she’s LARGE, eh? Eric, Hey Harry — Let $ partiel T-Bag. Tim—Do you want some lemon to go with my ... ? Eric. Aimee Cannoneering forever! See you at Pitt, maybe. Eric. Pat—My little p. l—Thanx for all your help—i still owe Per Love—MaryJo. Ba—To a really good friend. You've helped me alot! Never forget “the ” is on the prowl. Good luck in everything. Vic. Poax—We finally made it! Thanks for all the great times! I'll never forget all those wild dates. Your a special friend that I'll never forget. Vic. Til—To a close friend who means a lot to me. You deserve the best! Don't forget how you got the money for vacation. Vic. Cheryl—To the best friend anyone could ever want, thanks for sticking with me. Your a true friend! BFA Vic Squat. Darci—Our friendship is very special to me. We've been through so many ri i fornia aie a ier — all we've shared, our friendship will never die. Love, MaryJo. Angie—To a great rage Hrs ig a eased ait sepateig vf all the major talks and planning! What a waste of time.—Maybe. Love, fri id ey a ee 8 Ser ne quice: | Need to guff a bean now! Before | spin on my headil Lorie—To my best rend: remember Rutro Were in Real Rubble Now!—YBFA Lynda. SueK.—Down By the River where the Green Grass Grows!—Stay Cool § Good Luck—YFA Lynda. Michelle— % time “He” found out about our “Relationship”. Reeneiiar 3 re my “Bestest” buddy in the whole world. Never forget the : t she’ $ S ae had a lot of fun with you guys this year listening to “working ot your Daren seed Reston sina dependable Italian. Spider?—SC. Pl . the working of your harem and hearing about your good ole Mimi. 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