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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1986 volume:

With the vision ‘IE ear in mind Of our Burrell High We shall rise with strength ana nonor p ry L - . +7 Sif bm = f heacning to the sky Ay 7 i a : 4 LOA ANNO aaiVsAcidaalala Burrell High School Puckety Church Road Lower Burrell, Pa 15068 (412) 337-7621 —_ + When can you see old high school friends, classic cars, a football game and a half-time show featuring a queen and her court? ... Burrell’s Homecoming, of course. It was once again a beautiful day for Burrell’s traditional homecoming game and half-time festivities. Seniors from earlier years, proud parents, and students gathered to see the new Homecoming Queen, Krissy Settlemeyer, and her court. Krissy Settlemeyer and her escort Ray Sharick reigned over a court consisting of four couples, each representing their respective class. Leslie Wick, the senior at- tendant, chose Brian McNally to accompany her in the extravaganza. The junior class se- lected Charmayne Renock who was escorted by Todd Spires. Representing the sophomore class were Jamie Guiliani and Rich Fennell, and David Beal and Teresa Arnone were the freshman attendants. Top: Homecoming Court: Rich Fennell, Jamie Giuliani (10); Todd Spires, Charmayne Renock (11); Krissy Settlemeyer, Ray Sharick (12); Leslie Wick, Brian McNally (12); Teresa Arnone, David Beal (9) Left: Teresa Arnone and David Beal Right: Jamie Giuliani and Rich Fennell A Regal Day Left: Krissy Settlemeyer and Ray Sharick Below: Todd Spires and Charmayne Renock Left: Leslie Wick and Brian McNally Lhe Hey | ( ) ah The Learning Process Top Left: Come on, Mario Sansosti, is that what Moby Dick is really about? Top Right: Okay, Brian McNally and Mark Pajerski, put that Playboy away! Middle Right: Ahhh .. . so that’s how you do it, Mr. Earhart. Bottom Right: Mr. Szul always draws an admiring crowd. Top Left: Ann Lawther studies the process for removing her hand from her head. Top Right: Derek Reifschneider and Jennifer Perriello, you have got to stop meeting like this. Middle Left: Future Scientists of America. Middle Right: Chris Schantz: Walking billboard. Lower Left: Preschoolers Lisa Breninghouse. Greg Ludwiczak, Valerie Fabian, and Tracy Anzaldi anxiously await snack time. Hairy Legs Do Not a Good Kickline Make The festivities of Senior Weekend kicked off on Friday with the annual senior dress-up day and pep rally, with the sen- iors being greeted with candy-filled and ribbon-strewn lockers. Arriving in sportcoats and dresses, they were eager for their pictures to appear splashed across yearbook pages. The highlight of the day occurred at the pep rally, with the student body entertained with the an- tics of seniors dressed as majorettes, colorguards, and cheerleaders attempting to perform halftime routines (hairy legs do not a good kickline make). The weekend drew to a close on Saturday with the last home game against Freeport. Seniors, es- corted by their parents, were honored for their years of service to the school. se ( A Right: All dressed up and no place to go Above: Brian McCloskey ponders .. . “Is this what it's like to wear a bra? Right: Jane (Mario Sansosti) Russell leads the cheers. Top Left: This is my boyfriend Jake Top Right: We'd rather Rax. Middle Left: “OQuut, bad grades, | saaay ouut!! bellows Preacher Beer. Above: Jeff Listwak— from GQ to Vogue. Left: Did’ums fail down and go boom? Taking It Easy Top: Our boys really stack up. Is it me, or 4re the halls really spinning? Julie Gulick socks it to the competition. OC Top: Reflections Left: Shan Leslie, the kleptomaniac, finally gets caught. Left: Jill Kennedy and Jake Derlink during a hallway rendezvous. th Strains of ‘Tequila’ were heard fil- tering through the halls, and everywhere the eye turned it was accosted by a menagerie of crea- tures. All forms were represented that fateful October 31st as the senior class dared to be different. The costumes were the combina- tion of ingenuity and planning or of something decided upon the night before. From the flappers to the fishermen, and the holy to the hardrockers, the seniors inspired a day of fun, frolic, and fantasy. Top right: Nurse Hyland administers first aid to Mary Mcintyre with the help of Dr. Jeffries. 7 Bottom left: “Can | keep them, Mom? ’ Halloween Hits Burrell Bottom right: Happy 50th wedding anniversary, Bob and Jane. Top left: Dining in the Hard Rock Cafe are Damon Szlachetka, Greg Carchidi, Greg Aiello, and Tom Johnston. ‘ Top right: B.H.S. provides temporary shelter for Lower Burrell’s bag ladies, via Robb Clark and Todd Frederick. Bottom left: Pee Wee Herman does his Brian McNally imitation. Bottom right: Only divine intervention can save Don Ross from the wrath of Jason Altmire. el) See Eel. | The Boys of Fall the band: Karen Orkis, Don Ross, Top Right: “Hey, who put water in here? ’, says Robb Bottom Left: Senior Mug Shot e ; sop weft: Sirk “yski. and chris Modey. Clark. jarche! scott M Above: Our boys in the trenches. Left: Nice view!!! Middle Right: Cat got your tongue, Suzanne Pallone? Right: Michele Polak and Jill Kennedy, Siamese twins joined at the shoulder. Brian McNally (President) Traci Capellman (Secretary) Seniors Craig Adamovitz | | Gary Alcorn Lori Allan Jason Altmire Dan Anderson Sherri Anderson 18 Seniors = - -— as a Anthony P. Arnone Most athletic! Shan Leslie and Ray Sharick Lauren Marie Aversa Garrett Ronald Baker II Robert David Baker Wayne Bartlett Keith Beer Lisa Marie Berkoben Seniors 19 — Se ae 20 Seniors Kevin Bibza Frank B. Bolt Brian V. Bush Edward Vincent Bowser Melissa Calcagno Traci Lyn Capellman Best body: Ed Bowser and Leslie Wick Gregory E. Carchidi Paul Castorina Charise Chasarik Lynn Ann Choltko Robb Clark Lisa Comperatore James Cribbs Seniors 21 Sandra Lee Crognali Don Elter Lori Eshbaugh Valerie Fabian Class clown: Mindy Marmo John Faith Jill Kennedy's favorite pastime, washing dishes in Family Foods. 22 Seniors = Mark Fantozzi Scott M. Fassinger Class clown: Mario Sansosti Andrea A. Fick John Fick Timothy J. Fisher Lisa Florek Joyce Foeks Robert A. Folser Seniors 23 Todd Alan Frederick Jack George Harold O. Greenwald III George Gross Julie Ann Gulick Jane Guyer William Blair Haas Natalie Marine takes time out to relax by the student council Christmas tree. 24 Seniors Sandra Lee Hakos Roy C. Hall William J. Hanka Ill Christy Lynne Harris Cali Ann Hawk Sharon Lee Heasley Achim Heimer Stephanie Hosac Seniors 25 a | } { i | 26 Seniors Mike T. Howell Bruce M. Hyland Brian A. Jeffries Mike Hudak William A. Jackson Bob Baker takes a moment to make use of the Student Lounge Cynthia Lynn Janicik Julie Johnston Brian W. Jones Robert S. Jones Denise Kastelic Joy Keibler Jill S. Kennedy Melissa Ann Kijowski Seniors 27 28 Seniors Brad Kissel Darlene Lynn Knize Jane Guyer, Julie Gulick, and Susan Renda listen intently during their chemistry class. Patti J. Kohnle Christopher C. Koziarski Lori Kay Landis Edward L. Lang Jennifer Larrow Most likely to succeed: Brian McNally and Natalie Marine Ann Theresa Lawther Geoffrey P. Leah Brian Lender Shan Leslie Kristin S. Lingenfelter Seniors 29 me | 30 Seniors Res a Lynette Manley F. Scott Marchlewski Roz Rychlinski informs us via the Activity Di- rectory. Natalie Jean Marine pees ¢ bie. . Most loving couple: Shan Leslie and Shawn DesLauriers Melinda Marie Marmo Loren Ann Masiarik Richard R. Mathabel, Jr. Elizabeth A. Matisko Jamie Jo Mattioli Jeff Mazur Lee McAninch Brian McCarrell Seniors 31 ) Brian Scott McCloskey Martin L. McLure Seniors practice their speaking skills. Brian McNally Deborah Miller Ted Miller Todd Miller 32 Seniors Most girl-minded guy: Bob Jones Tim Mozelewski Daniel Nemet Todd Oliver Karen Lynn Orkis Suzanne Lynn Pallone Jodi L. Patterson Seniors 33 Daniel Penman Jay Piernik It’s naptime in study hall for Jennifer Smith Jodie A. Pokusa Michelle Polak Dennis C. Preisser 34 Seniors Susan Renda Charles Quarles Cherie Lynn Ray Eric Rhoades Derek Reifschneider Randy Robinson Seniors 35 36 Seniors Donald Ross Julie Gulick and Bruce Hyland take a class break. Donald Ryan Krissy Settlemyre Mario Joseph Sansosti Donald Dale Sgrinia Jettrey Sheets Jennifer Smith Raymond Sharick Wade C. Shultz Michael Joseph Smith Donna J. Sipes James Smolenak Seniors 37 James Snyder Michele Wagner and Lisa Zajdel smile for the camera. Chris Snyder Amy Lynn Stewart Renee Solomon Suzette Song 2 Helen A. Stewart e Suppa Kim Stitt Christin 32 Seniors Tammi Talda C. Renee Townsend Damon Joseph Szlachetka Tyrone Talley Thomas Trzeciak Richard Unik a A Jack Walters Leslie Ann Wick Kristie Sue Widmer James Wissinger Shannon Wojnar 40 Seniors awit — y iN NA Jeffrey A. Yohe Sarah L. Yost Lisa Ann Zajdel Mark A. Zeiler Jennifer Marie Zimmerman ere Name: Craig Martin Adamovitz Nickname: Crash Favorite saying: Don't worry about it! Clubs and other school related activities: Chess Club, Intramurals Future goals: To become a success in business Being a senior means: One last year of High School and being able to decide and do what you want to do. Name: Gregory Paul Aiello Nickname: A Clubs and other school related activities: ntramurals, Broadcasting Club, Marching Band Future Goals: Go to college and become a Physical Educa- tion teacher. Name: Gary E. Alcorn Clubs and other school related activities: Marching Band, Business Club Future goals: To become an accountant Being a senior means: The end of free education. Name: Denise Lynn Alfonsi Nickname: Dee Favorite saying: No sir, are you serious? Clubs and other school related activities: Majorettes, Softball, AFS, Ski Club, Swim Club, Class Secretary (11th), Prom Committee, Mid-East All Star Band, Concert Band, Marching Band Being a senior means: t's time to realize what you want out of life and go after it. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When Mr. Szul fell off his chair in tenth grade biology Name: Lori Ann Allan Favorite saying: You crack me up! Clubs and other school related activities: Intramurals Future goals: Attend |UP for Business Education. Being a senior means: Growing up and starting a new life. Most memorable moment at Burrell; Lorie Landis and | in B lunch checking out Carl Bollden and Keith Orkis. Name: Jason Altmire Name: Dan E. Anderson Nickname: Chin Clubs and other school related activities: AFS, Trivia Club, Wrestling Future goals: Win the lottery Being a senior means: One more year of school Name. Sherri Jane Anderson Favorite saying: Oh well, who cares. Clubs and other school related activities: Business Club, SADD Club, Office Aid Future goals: To attend ICM School of Business and to get a degree as a Medical Assistant Being 4 senior means: To get out of Lower Burrell. Name: Traci Anzaldi Name: Anthony P. Arnone Nickname: Tony Armon Favorite saying: My name is Anthony not Tony!! Clubs and other school related activities. JA, Broadcasting Club, Intramurals, Marching Band, Concert Band Future goals: Going to college and getting a degree in Chemical Engineering. Being 4 Senior means: The finale of twelve long years and loving 1. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Movies in Mr. Earhardt’s Physics class Name: Lauren Marie Aversa Favorite saying: Sil-ly! Clubs and other school related activities: Colorguard (Co- Head), French Club (Treasurer), NHS (Treasurer), NHS Club, NJHS, Interact Club Future goals: To attend Central PA Business School, | Harrisburg, and to major in Paralegal Studies Being 4 Senior means: Filling out all these stupid senior paige CPR Most memorable moment at Burrell: Drowning the dummies with alcohol Name: Garrett Ronald Baker II Nickname: Bake, Bakes Clubs and other school related activi Chess Club, Wrestling Team, Broadcasting Club, ing Band Future goals’ TO go to technica! school in computers, . Boing 4 senior means: One more year until '™ sat ‘ootbal Most memorable moment at Burrell; When sae miacole team went to the playoffs and it rained while the ing band played in the rain. Name: Robert David Baker Nickname: Bakes igs ipo You're never alone sp s ot School related activl ee Plays, Golf Team, Ski Club, French Oe chee Decorating Committes, Morning Announcer: wes ning on a Beng 2 96019 means: Nor spending 2 single Or school bust Most memorable moment at Burrell: M Name Wayne Steven Bartlett Nickname” Boddy n ties: Track Team, March- for further education th a schizophrenic wy ss Tennis Team, y first school play 42 Seniors Clubs and other school related activities: Bible Club, Vo- Tech Future goals; To be a maintenance worker Being a senior means: Time to face the work world. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The day | became a senior, | knew it was my last year and the good times are going to be remembered. Name: Keith J. Beer Nickname: Reginald Clubs and other school related activities: Spanish Club, Newspaper, Yearbook, Interact Club, Swim Team, Marching Band Most memorable moment at Burrell: The styrofoam peanut incident and the Shoelace Shortage. Name; Lisa Marie Berkoben Nickname: Giggles Favorite saying: Beep! Beep! Seniors coming through! Clubs and other school related activities: Trivia Club, Vo- Tech (Computer training), VICA Club Future goals: Work, get married and have a family. Being a senior means: Completing one goal and setting another one, Most memorable moment at Burrell: Fourth period Senior English class. Name Kevin Bibza Name: Richard Bielata Name: Frank Bolt Nickname: Ben Favorite saying’ Whatever rd i other school related activities: Vo -Tech (Machine op Future goals; Tool and Die maker (machinist) Name: Edward Vincent Bowser Favorite saying: What's up! Clubs and other school related : Chub, AFS Club, pga ahr ae Football Team, Ski Future goals: Become rich and famous Being a senior means: can get out of herel! Most memorable moment at Burrell: When me Shawn D., Kurt L., Randy R., and Bill H_, stole th came up to the school “oes la a Name; Lisa A. Breninghouse Favorite saying: 'm serioust Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, AFS Club, French Club, Swim Club, Swim Team Prom Decorating Committee, Stitchery Club, j Being a senior means: Finally having a blowoff year and getting ready to have a great time in college Most memorable moment at Burrell: The time that Andrea Fick, Brian McClosky and | got caught going out to lunch and Andrea got caught lying t Name: Brian Victor Bish” cae Nickname: Bushy Favorite saying: Let's go get some squaw Clubs and other school related Activities: Football Team Football Club, Wi ChE VAFE Chis resting Team, Ski Club, Gymnastics Future goals: To graduate fro business Being a senior means: Gettin and town. Most memorable moment Class of 86. Name; Missy Calcagno Nickname Pooper, Stosher Favorite saying: Get real Clubs and other school rela Ginitcs Cie oe ted activities: Stitchery Club, ee 8eons and Dragons Club, JV Future goals. To become a L ab Technician Being a senior means: Finishing up all of your childhood | world mM college and own my own 9 Out of this $@ % school at Burrell. Being a part of the Name: Traci Lyn Capel| Nickname: Trac en Favorite saying; What a dork! Clubs and other school related activities. Colorguard, Stu- Secretary (12th), Interact a tudent Council Club, Class : When | found out that | had Mr. Vesilicky for the second time! Name. Greg Carchidi Nickname. Chidi Clubs and other schoo} relat : Broadcasting Club, Pomoc eee uture goals: To become rich a Pek 4 Senior Means Having cone isis e Ost memorable moment at Burrell: Wry sister for skipping out Bree ny and 4 Namo; Paul Joseph Cusine my dad's car, peer Clubs and other school related activities: Football Team Track Team, Broadcasting Club Future goals: To have my own radio or T.V, show, and go ing to college Being a senior means: We'll have to make new friends and starting a new challenge after we graduate, Most memorable moment at Burrell: Dropping the baton during the one mile relay. Name: Charrise Lynn Chasarik Nickname: Char Favorite saying: Bigtime Future goals: Open my own wild clothes store and meet Prince. Being a senior means: Not being a junior any more. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When me, Rani, and Amy skipped out in Amy's dad'’s car without any of us having a license Also, when me and Rani had to wash the bathroom walls. Name: Lynn Ann Choltko Favorite saying: Sitting there standing there Ulubs and other school related activities: Marching Band, VICA, Interact Club, Photography Club, Intramurals ‘f+ memorable moment at Burrell: Cheating in My. ‘poyer’s class. � Mary Beth mee une: MB, Dopey, Shorty ind other Ae related activities: Gymnastics Chub, Club, SADD Club, Business Club, Office Aid, guard yoals: To go to school and pursue a career 354 yal. snorable moment in the desk drawer ‘obb Clark id other school rela Football Club, Ch at Burrell: When Mr. Bell caught and then tried to stand up - getivities: Ski Club, Football Club, AFS Club, Trivia Ci, f vall Team Fui coals: Party heavily lege el Bow « « senior means: Get: he %@ Ou Can Most memorable moment urrell: Tearing ir ae Christmas tree at a party 4 swallowing 2 4 game all in the same nic Name: Lisa Comperatore Nickname: Fig Favorite saying: You know Clubs and other school Softball Team, Track Teo Club, Shop Club, Choir Future goals; To have @ Sp art. lie Being a senior means: Sayin) ed-bye to high schoo! and getting ready for the 1 world 1 Most memorable moment at Gurrell: Smac ise skid from my forehead down to My feat on Bur diving board Name; James Cribbs Name: Sandra Lee Crognali Nickname: Sandy me Yubs and other school relatec ‘ Wines Club, Office Aide, Student Forum eae Future goals: Aending business school and getting job, Being a senior means Graduating Most memorable moment at Bure’ Name: Linda Marie Daniels Nickname: Dingy Favorite saying: Viv thelled = (ean Clubs and other school related acuyites NJHS. Aides Club, Photography Club Business Club Future goals; Going 10 New Ken Commerce getting marnied, and having kids Being a senior means: My last concentration camp Most memorable moment at Burrell: When Mr Boll bai he tie in his desk drawer and almost strangled himee Name: Shawn H. DesLauriers Nickname: Frenchy Favorite saying: Paybacks are SH @! 1 Clubs and other school related activities Chess Club, Teva Club, Football Team, Wrestling Team, Class Vice Prese dent Future goals: Get rich, get even, Being a senior means: Going 3 little more FREAK OUTI!! Most memorable moment at Burr Viking. Name; Laurie Doliman Name, Don Elter Name: Lori Ann Eshbaugh Nickname. Flash Favorite saying: Aw!) Na-ah?? Clubs and other school related activities: AFS Club, Office Aide. Ski Club, Track Team, Photography Club NJHS Future goals: Attend Pitt Being a senior means: Remembering all ot the good times with special friends and having to say good-bye activities: Svan Team, symnastics Team, Archery ular career in all areas of activites Photography Club, ie The class of Bb School, year at Bureell’s crazy than usual ell: Borrowing the Valley Most memorable moment at Burrell; When | danced with JM, at the ‘84 Homecoming dance. byes Valerie Marie Fabian is and j cae other school related activities: AFS Club, BYEA Future goals: Become o' h wner of a clothing store. ied 4 senior means: Graduating. an lost memorable moment at B y ‘ Nate toro ree urrell: The class of °86. oe eile Hey, Dude s and oth : de er school related activities: Vo-tech (Food bang cee USCG, to be trained to be a chef ri fauinsk means: You are now on your own and you Mea fiona on yourself, not anyone else. deraies ss le moment at Burrell: A whole week (five Fis � that’s what you call BORINGIIII! n 1: Mark Reno Fantozzi Che ee Weil, isn’t life tough other school related activities: Spanish Club (Treasurer), Marchi Dragsna Chas rching Band, Chess Club, Dungeons and Future goals: Retire Being a senior men Name: Scott M. +, Nickname: Fass ‘Avorite saying: Ch Clubs and pikes Chess Club, py Team (Captair Team, Prom ¢ Future goals: Ar ' twenty five Skipping out of class, always! “singer t outll 901 related activities: Archery Club, vaphy Club, Yearbook Staff, Diving ‘ack Team. Swim Team, Basketball ting Com tree receive a four ‘9 Devry — “tute of Technology and Being a senior p degree tronics Engineering. thing (except Having st time and not doing a at memorabi sone 'st year of high school. Marbles all hei Dropping bricks and Physics clas: wala abs in Mr, Earhardt’s Name: Andres -, Favorite SAYING: sa, you'r si ' Fa Clubs ang Other schoo! Gymnastics Club Shi ; Committee) uture goals Go to cot Lower Burrow Being a Senior means: Fir ictivities: Majorette, Club, Play (make-up job, and move out of rst shat the real world is all water bed ane Oona crall. Dying on Kim Stitt’s Pe John S. Fick Meco SChoo! related activities: Vo-tech Mea 994IS: To further my education in autobody Memorable Name: Tj ri re uptittt Club School related activities: AFS Club, Trivia porate wiih 4 Semor me. ans: Af - ‘ to | «thi ter this year I'm never gonna have Most me School again Morable moment at B 5 ate lurrell: Will be when | gradu- Name: Lisa A. Florek Favor Onte saying Don't hide it. divide it Clubs ap 1d 2 Future pseu ae related activities: Inteamurals 8eIng senior poems 4 Certified Public Accountant as back neat year Not having to worry about coming O85 Memorable momen N Ny Opened milk alt over eee’ pp hapa ne: Joyce Fooks Nickname Fingers, J.D Favorite Saying. M. Clubs and Other Intramurals (Vol Future goals To Being a senior m Umelttt Most memor, Seer. able moment at Burrell: Going on the hall pass Nest ¥ boyfriend Rich at work me: Robert A. Folser Netname: Mr. Folgers ane Saying: What's up? : sh gs patos School related activities: AV Aides Club. stipe a D D Club, Ski Club. Trivia Club, Photogra- hs lub, Swim Team, Golf Team, Tennis Team, Track Psa mM, Prom Decorating Committee. NJHS @ goals: Attending college in order to obtain a degree ys in Cooperate Accounting. PP 4 Senior means: College life is just around the corner. se memorable moment at Burrell: Enjoying the scenery - luring moves in Mr. Earhardt’s Physics cl ame: Todd Alan Frederick Nickname: Freddy M ay | use the hall pass? school related activities: Stitchery Club, leyball Captain) be a Cosmetologist or Secretary ans: Getting out of this school ... party Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, AFS Club, Basketball Team, Class President (9,10,11), Stu- dent Council (President), Interact Club Future goals: To own a beach house, Corvette, and a mouthless wife. Being a senior means: Having every teacher in the school watching my every move Most memorable moment at Burrell: Seeing the class of ‘84 graduate. Name: Jack George Name: Kelly Marie Giordano Nickname: Kel Favorite saying: Get out of here! Clubs and other school related activities: Majorettes, Gymnastics Team, Gymnastics Club, AFS Club, Track Team, Prom Decorating Committee Future goals: Attend college for Elementary Education. Being a senior means: Leaving the house and having more responsibilities. It's time to stand on your own two feet and time to decide what you want from yourself, not what others want from you. Most memorable moment at Burrell; October 18—with Dede, Christy, and Missy. On the boat, at the table, on the dock, and almost in the water. Name: Harold O. Greenwald Nickname: Skip Favorite saying: Smack-off, Good deal ah Clubs and other school related activities; Wrestling Team Future goals: To stay wasted for the rest of my life. Being a senor means. That | can get the heck out of here. Name: George Gross Clubs and other school related activities: Vo-Tech (Elec- tronics) Name: Julie Ann Gulick Nickname: Jul Clubs and other school related activities: Cheerleader, Gymnastics Club, NJHS, Spanish Club (Treasurer), Diving Team (Captain), Track Team, Marching Band, Yearbook (Editor), Yearbook Club, Interact Club, Marching Band, Majorette, Concert Band Future goals: To live life in the fast lane. Being a senior means: Running around trying to complete yearbook pages on time! Most memorable moment at Burrell’ When Mrs. Jones asked me to be yearbook editor. Name: Jane Ann Guyer Clubs and other school related activities: NHS (Secretary). Yearbook Staff, Track Team, Prom Decorating Commit- tee. BYEA Club, PSBA Conference, Interact Club, NJHS Future goals: Attend Pitt in the school of Engineering, ac- quire a lucrative position and forever buy new clothes. Name: William Blair Haas Nickname: Wilvar, Haasentefer Favorite saying: What!?! Clubs and other school related activities: Marching Band, Stage Band, Track Team Future goals: To drum in a rock band Being a senior means; Having to be afraid about what happens after this. Most memorable moment at Burrell: My band opening for Free Fare and Freedom Jam. Name: Sandra Lee Hakos Nickname: Pee Wee-2 Favorite saying: F-Eddie Clubs and other school related activities: Vo-tech (Cosme- tology), VICA Future goals: Attend the make up Being a senior means Going watching the guys play ha Most memorable moment at Jim and Chuck in the gym. Name: Roy C. Hall Clubs and other school re’ Club Future goals: Win the Lotto and live happily ever after. Being a senor means: Leaving your old friends and making new ones. Most memorable moment at Burrell: My Vermont ski trip Name: William J. Hanka Nickname: Hank Favorite saying: Hey man Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club Future goals: Mellow life. Being a senior means; Not much, Most memorable moment at Burrell; When Kurt, Randy, Frenchy, Ed and | stole the Valley Viking. Name: Christy Lynne Harris Clubs and other school related activities: Basketball Team (Co-Capt.), AFS Club, Interact Club, Prom Decorating Committee, Marching Band, Volleyball intramurals, French Club, Photography Club Future goals: To go to Westminster with Kris, have an e@x- cellent time, be a millionaire and retired by the time I'm twenty eight, and live on a 9O ft. yacht off of Key West Being a senior means; Having a freshman slave, coming Pittsburgh Beauty Academy in to lunch before Vo-tech and icky-sac in the Senior court. Burrell; Resa and | meeting Jated activities: Baseball Team, Ski home from games with more clothes than | left with, and Shan and | owning the back of the bus. ‘ Most memorable moment at Burrell: October 18th with Missy, Kelly, and Dede, on the boat, at the table, on the dock, and almost in the water. Name: Cali Ann Hawk Nickname: Lambert Favorite saying: As long as you're convinced Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, VICA, Office Aide Future goals: To go to school, further my education in the medical field and someday get married. Being a senior means: Not having people look down on me because they are a grade above me and graduating. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The class of “85, because a lot of my frends were in that class, like Mark, Stacey, Ricky, and a lot of others. Name: Sharon Lee Heasley Nickname: Share Favorite saying: Give it up, get a Harley Clubs and other school related activities: SADD Club, Dun- geons and Dragons Club, Office Aide Future goals: To attend business school and get 4 good job in the business field. Being a semmor means: Graduating Most memorable moment at Burrell: Ail the times with all my friends, especially Donna. Name: Achim Karl Heimer Nickname: Ack Favorite saying: That's unbelievable Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, French Club, AFS Student, Swim Team, Golf Team, Stage Crew Future goals: Serve in the Army and attend college in Germany. Being a senior means: You should not be treated like a little child. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Football games at Burrell. Name: Stephanie Hosac Nickname: Steph Favorite saying: No problem Clubs and other school related activities: Swim Team, AFS Club, Gymnastics Club Future goals: To move out of state. Being a senior means: Having a feeling of authority over the underclassmen, and having certain privileges. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When Bran McNally dressed up as Pee Wee Herman on Halloween. Name: Michael Howell Name: Mike Hudak Nickname: Hoodie, Happy Hunter Hudak, Hulk Favorite saying: t's gonna be a twelve horse weekend!! Clubs and other school related activities: Archery Club Future goals. Join the service and become a door gunner of a helicopter. After the service, get into heavy construc- tion. Being a senior means: Having more advantages over the other students, being on top in the whole school, and graduation. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Leading the cheers at the Burrell-Valley basketball game in 85. Name: John Husar Name: Bruce M. Hyland Clubs and other school related activities: NHS, Ski Club, French Club, Set Crew, NJHS, PSBA Conference. Prom Decorating Committee, Newspaper Staff, Plays (Student Director and Actor) Future goals: To become an Industrial Engineer Being a senior means: t's over, but it’s just beginning. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Acting as 3 drugged out Justice of the Peace in “The Bride's Souquet - Name: William A. Jackson Nickname: Heimer, Troil Favorite saying: f you're not wasted, the day 's. Do | know? Clubs and other schoo! related activities: Sk) Club, Wrestling Team, Football Team Future goals: Graduate from college with 3 few Drain cells left. Being 2 senior means: The last year at Burrell. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Sitting in Forbes Hos- pital for five hours on March 12 1985. Name: Cynthia Lynn Janicik Nickname: Jan Clubs and other school related activines: Franch Club, SYEA Club, Gymnastics Club, Gymnastics Team, Diving Team, Tennis Team, Newspaper Staff, School Play (Set Crew. Props) Future goals: Attend Pitt. Being 3 senior means: Partying it up. Most memorable moment at Surrall: When me and Amy Stewart got kicked out of Mr. Malobicky's class for reasons unknown Name. Brian A. Jeffries Nickname: Bit Favorite saying) Cool beans 44 Seniors Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, Set Crew, Stage Band Future goals: Attend |UP and become a successful sales- man or manager. Being a senior means: Being able to have stupid favorite sayings. Most memorable moment at Burrell Seeing a school bus flipped on its side at the bottom of the hill after school one day. Name: Julie Ann Johnston Nickname: Twiggy Clubs and other school related activities. BYEA Club, French Scie Colorguard, Set Crew, Marching Band, Concert and Future goals: Go to college. Being a senior means: Graduating from this school and say- ing good-bye to all the friends | have made. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When Amy pulled the chair out from underneath me in band, | fell on the floor and everyone stared at me. Name: Thomas W. Johnston Favorite saying: Well, alright Clubs and other school related activities: Archery Club, Swim Club, Intramurals, D D Club, Alle-Kiski All Star piel Mid East All Star Band, Marching Band. Stage ani Future goals: To go to college to study Chemical Engineer- ing. Being a senior means: Having a lot of responsibilities, but also having a good time. Name: Brian W. Jones Favorite saying: Yeah it 1s Clubs and other school related activities: Photography Club, Swim Team, Swim Club, Archery Club, Intramurals Future goals: To go to college and graduate Being a senior means: The last year of school and graduat- Ing. Name: Robert Scott Jones Nickname: Bob Job Favorite saying: Lend me some money Clubs and other school related activities: Wrestling Team, AFS Club, Interact Club, Photography Club Future goals: To own a chain of drug stores. Being a senior means: More excuses to skip out. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Graduating Name: Daniel Louis Kane Nickname: Dan‘Ison Favorite saying: The real McCoy Clubs and other school related activities: Interact Club (President), Marching Band (President), Concert Band, Stage Band, Student Council, Track Team, AFS Club Future goals: Attend college Being a senior means, Getting ready to move on to bigger and better challenges Name: Denise Kastelic Nickname: Dede Favorite saying. You know!?! Clubs and other schoo! related activities: Cheerleader (Cap- tain), Track Team, Prom Decorating Committee, dai Club, Intramurals (Volleyball), Gymnastics eam Future goals: To enter the field of nursing. Being @ senior means: Deciding what you want out of life, and obtaining your future goals. Most memorable moment at Burrell: October 18 with Kelly, Christy and Missy. On the boat, at the table, on the dock, and almost in the water. Name: Joy Lynn Keibler Nickname: Cookie Clubs and other school related activities: Spanish Club, BYEA Club, Swim Team, AFS Club, NHS Future goals: Attend UP Being a senior means: Thinking about what Is next to come, and remembering all of the good times Most memorable moment at Burrell; When | went skung with Ski Club and didn't get off the ski lift. Name: Jill S. Kennedy Nickname; Stinky, Jake Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, Varsity Cheerleader. Interact Club Future goals: Attend Clarion and study Elementary Educa- tion, Being @ senior means; The year you've waited for finally came and wasn't as great as you thought it would be. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Cheerleading camp = Seton Hill when everyone was in one room dencng) 0 Madonna. pie Melissa Ann Kijowski name: Miss Clubs and other school related activities: Colorguerd ee French Club (Vice-Pres), Interact Club, eigen fae Cheerleader, AFS Club, Prom Decorating Committee, NJHS Future goals: To hopefully become a paychiatrist Galag| 3 oder mann: knowin finally when 10 grow UP and start iving Most memorable moment at Burrell: October 18 with Kelly, Christy and Dede. On the boat, at the table, on the dock, and almost in the water. Name: Bradley W. Kissel Nickname: Schmedly Favorite saying: You ain't seen nothin’ yet Clubs and other school related activities: French Club, Ski Club, D D Club, Marching Band, Set Crew Future goals: To go where no man has gone before. Being a senior means: Having a very acute case of senioritis. Most memorable moment at Burrell: | will remember all of my days at Burrell for many years to come Name: Michael Edward Kiems Nickname: Toot Favorite saying: Who brought the party materials? Clubs and other school related activities: Archery Club Future goals: Go to college and stay away from the Army. Being a senior means: Accepting the responsibility of going to college and having non-stop parties. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The day in sixth grade when we protested hot lunches at Stewart School. Name: James R. Knapp Nickname: Rambo Favorite saying: | didn't do anything wrong Future goals: Go to the army for a career. Being a senior means: Getting closer to graduation and Parga my future goals. lost memorable moment at Name: Darlene Lynn Knize es Tee: Nickname: Snowbalt Favorite saying: Renob! Clubs and other school related activities: Intramurals (Vol- Jeyball) aie. goals: Move to Florida, buy an old Mustang and get Being a senior means: Living it up! Hise ee moment at Burrell: Getting out of the Name: Patti Jean Kohnle Nickname: Puss Favorite saying: For real? ene mie bas School related activities: AFS Club, BYEA poe goals: Pass state boards and become a beautician iP i rgd means: Not getting up at six o'clock in the Most memorable moment at Burre Rochelle and Todd Name: Teresa Ellen Nickname: Terri oe Favorite saying: This is true Clubs and other school related ac Pres), NJHS (Treasurer), NH: BYEA Club Future goals: To Accounting Menosarent feed cae ones For Being a senior means: A Witt fun Most memorable moment a Name: Chris Koziarski Nickname: Kozi Favorite saying: b ! Clubs an elated sb oe School related activities Stage Crew Club, Future goals: To Party more. Being a senior means Bein: completely and still pass. Most memorable moment at Name: Lorie Landis ae Edward Lang lame. Jennifer L Nickname: Jenny ep Cerow Clubs and other sch) Chik. Garin Che Manne, activities: AFS Club, BYEA Band es, Concert Band, Marching seid goals: Major in Nursing eing a senior means: Bein privileges that | have petits sane all the special years, Oughout the past 12 Name: Kris Lynne Lashe. Nickname: Lash . Favorite saying: Give me Str Clubs and other school rilita at Wl: Going to lunch with tivities: French Club (Vice- S, NHS Club, Interact Club, le less worry and a lot more t Burrell: 'm still waiting 9 able to blow off a year Burrell: Tailgate parties. alized how sad it will be Name: Ann There '0 leave 12 years of friendsh pies A sa Lawther si ae oe You're Panicking! and oti sal shin ee, related activities NJHS, NHS ecutive Committee), Interact Club Future goals: (Treasurer), Gifted Program, Prom Decorating Committes Future goals: Attend Pitt with Traci. Being a senior means: All the cute guys are gone. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Graduation and Seni Prom (I hope!) Name: Geoffrey P. Leah Nickname: Geeoff Favorite saying: Hey guys, where's the party this week? Clubs and other school related activities; Gymnastics Clb Intramurals, Shop Club, Football Team, Swim Team Future goals: To marry a rich girl. Being a senior means: Partying “till you drop, and ther getting up and partying some more. Name: Brian T. Lender Nickname: Lender Bender Clubs and other school related activities: AFS Club, Si Club, Photography Club, Swim Team Future goals: Go to college Being a senior means: One last year. Name: Shan Lizette Leslie Favorite saying: | just don’t care Clubs and other school related activities: Basketball Team Ceptain), Softball Team, Intramurals (Volleyball), AFS Ciub, Tenth Grade Homecoming Attendant, Ski Club, eonastics Club goals: Live in California � senior means: Sitting with Christy Harris in the of the bus to away basketball games. emorable moment at Burrell: Making ‘Thor’ ralph � 90 in the morning Kristen S. Lingenfelter saying: Wanna play. you gotta pay od other school relsted activities: Colorguard, Ski Spanish Club, Swit) Team, Tennis Team, AFS Ch ‘og Band, Concert snd sals: Attend Duq e University .. semor means: Cow } the days until you graduate N Murt D. Linza Nechecme: Dirt, Gut Favorite saying: Win if yo rst. lose if you have to, but always cheat! Clubs and other school rr activities: AFS Club, Teva Club, Baseball Team Future goals: To become nd own my own Beer Ow tributor york and plenty of partes Being a senior means: No : lurrell: When we stole the Most memorable moment Valley Viking Name: Jeffrey Allan Listy Nickname: Wak, Quack Favorite saying: You ain't © Clubs and other school relate. -ctivites: NJHS, Chess Cx Archery Club, Ski Club, Prom Decorating Committee Basketball Team, Track Team, Golf Team : Future goals: To be everything | want and have fun doing Being 4 senior Means: Being the oldest in the school m Most memorable moment at Burrell; Washing chars we Mic and Ray after school Name: Gregory G- Ludwiczak Nickname: Lud Clubs and other school related activities: Seam Team (Cap tain), Photography Club, AFS Club, BYEA Club Swim Club, Student Council, Student Council Club, Prom Decorating Committee calle wis; To succeed in everyting nat tc oe sane means: Leaving the closed minded Buccot back at Burrell, and inding more Most memorable moment of “86 Name: Amy Suzanne Luke Nickname; Amos, Au Favorite saying: Hey. look at him, he's sexy! Clubs and other school related activities Concert Band, Marching Band (Vice Pres), BYEA Club, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Yearbook Club, SADD Club, Peer Tutor Gifted Program, Alle Kiski Honors Band. Prom Decorating Committee, Office Aide, Softball Team, Play? (Props) nothin’ yet leaving my fnends in hope of f at Burrell: Being part of the class Major in Business Administration at Grove City, get marned and be happy Being a seror means: Being able to walk the halls without any hall pass or reason Most memorable moment at Burrell: When 1 almost wrecked the Driver's Ed car and gave Mindy and Don one heck of a scare. Name: Paul Luzik Name: Resa Lynette Manley Nickname: Wiggie Favorite saying: People on ludes should not drive Clubs and other school related activities: VICA, Vo-tech (Cormmercial Art), Ski Club Future goals. Party and go to UP Being a semor means: Skipping out to go to luneh Most memorable moment at Burrell: Meeting Tim and Chuck in the gym Name: F. Scott Marchlewski Nickname: Frank Favorite saying: | got the gist of this lab. Clubs and other school related activities: Marching band, NJHS, French Club, Newspaper Club, Newspaper Staff, Photography Club, Interact Club, Pep Band, NHS Future goals: To be a CPA, Scientist or Musician Being a senior means: Reaching the pinnacle of a successful education. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Band Camp (1985) Name; Natalie Jean Marine Nickname: Nat Favorite saying: No Way. | hate when that happens! Clubs and other school related activities: NHS (President), Student Council (President), School Plays (Actress and Technical Director), PA Governor's School for the Arts, Majorettes, Jr. Miss (First Runner-up), French Club (Sec- fetary), Student Forum, Most Likely to Succeed Future goals: To be semi-to-very famous and majorly hap- py. Being a senior means: A glorious sunset. ie memorable moment at Burrell: Crying after curtain calls, Name: Melinda Marie Marmo Nickname: Mindy, “ubba, Min Favorite saying: O my God! Clubs and other -:,co! related activities: AFS Club, BYEA Club, Spanish © Canoneer, Class Clown Future goals; Atte college and become an Aerospace En- gineer. Being a senior mv Being able to hang in the court with your pals at lu ume. Most memorabi: ment at Burrell, When Loren Masiarik turfed it in gym anc ended up wearing her McDonald's Name; Loren Ay asiarik Nickname. Thor Favorite saying: my Gor Clubs and other al relat ites: SADD Club, AFS Club (Preside: Tennis 7 sck Team Future goals: Ni to Flori Being a senior ans: Si just something to do between wee ds Most memorable oment « When Kris Lasher got Sent to the office for go © lunch Name: Rich Mathabel Favorite saying: That's b Clubs and other school relat Club Future goals: Graduate fror Being a senior means: Att world Most memorable moment «a his chair in Biology Name: Elizabeth A. Matisks Nickname: Beth Favorite saying: Are you serious? Clubs and other school related activities: Gymnastics Club BYEA Club, Spanish Club. Photography Club, NJHS Future goals: Attend Penn State University New Kensington Being a senior means: Where have the past 12 years gone? Most memorable moment at Burrell: Getting an “A” in Tag the first 6 weeks Name: Jamie Jo Mattioli Favorite saying: Aw, Mant! Clubs and other school related activities: Tennis Team (Cap- tain), Ski Club, AFS Club Future goals: To become an elementary teacher, then marry a rich guy, Not necessarily in that order, Being a senior means: Getting away with a lot Most memorable moment at Burrell: Being a part of the class of 1986 Name Jetfrey Mazur Nickname: Maz Clubs and other school related activities: AFS Club, BYEA Club, Basketball Team Future goals; To be actively involved in real estate Being a senior means: Graduating and getting into the real word and making my millions Most memorable moment at Burrell: When | was a junior and we beat Valley at horne in the final seconds. Name Lee J. McAninch Favorite saying: Aw. Man!!! Clubs and other school related activities: SADD Club, Foot- ball Team, Trivia Club, AFS Club, Track Team Future goals: Get a job. Marry Kelly. wr? 4 Senior means: Ending my prison sentence at Burrell i Most memorable moment at Burrell: Will be when | gradu- ate. Name. Brian K. McCarrell Nickname: Hap Favorite saying: Hey Maaan Clubs and other school related activities: Football Team, Baseball Team, Wrestling Team, Chess Club, Ski Club, AFS Club, Trivia Club hes: SADD Club. Trivia and get a good job. year you're in the real li, When Mr. Szul fell off Future goals: To be rich. Being a senior means: Graduating. Name: Brian Scott McCloskey Nickname: Jew, Wedge, McCrotch Favorite saying: Can | borrow some money!! Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, French Club, Swim Team, Tennis Team. Future goals: To marry a very rich girl. Being a senior means: No more 7 period days. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Sitting in Forbes Hos- pital for 5 hours on March 12, 1985. Name: Linda McGivern Name: Pvt. Mary C. Mcintyre Nickname: Mare Favorite saying: Too many cooks spoil the soup. Clubs and other school related activities; French Club, Ro- tary Youth Leadership Conference, BYEA Club, Basketball Team, Plays (Make-up), Colorguard, NJHS, Interact Club, Wrestling Team (Manager) Future goals: Go to the Army to become an interpreter, work in Washington, DC, get marned, get rich, stay with Mike. Being a senior mea ns: Being independent, being almost grown up Most memorable moment at Burrell: My interesting encoun- ter with Bobby Jones. Name: Shawn Michael McKown Nickname: Elvis Favorite saying: Takin care of business Future goals: Go to the Navy and be an Elvis impersonator. Being a senior means: | am closer to my goals. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Senior dress up day, | was Elvis. Name: Martin McLure Name: Brian James McNally Nickname: Mac or Mil Favorite saying: Ask me if | care. Clubs and other school related activities: Student Council, Student Council Club, Spanish Club, Chess Club, AFS Club, Stitchery Club, NJHS (Vice Pres), Class Treasurer (Freshman), Class President (Senior), Senior Homecoming Escort, Gifted Program, Yearbook Staff (Photographer), Prom Committee, Basketball Team, Track Team, Golf Team, NHS, Eagle Scout Future goals: Enjoy life Being a senior means: Completing high school. Most memorable moment at Burrell: 1985-86 basketball season Name: Deborah L. Miller Nickname: Debbie, Blondie Favorite saying: Ya, right. Clubs and other school related activities: Health Club, Ski Club, AFS Club, Swim Team. Office Aid Future goals: Going to Bradford for Executive Secretary. Beng a senior means: Getting out of this place. Name: Ted Miller Name: Todd Miller Name. Sandra Marie Mittereder Nickname: Sandi Mitt Favorite saying: Don't mess with my knee! Clubs and other school related activities; Majorette (Co- head), AFS Club, BYEA Club, Photography Club, Year- book Staff Writer, Tennis, Yearbook Club, Plays, French Club Future goals: Going to Loyola Marymount Univ. in Los Angeles, California and going to the beach every day. A career in the foreign service, Being a senior means: Wishing it was next year Blowing off your classes. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Renee wrecking McCloskey’s car on the way to a party. What did you have in your pocket Brian? Name. Christine A. Modey Nickname: Chris Favorite saying: “To do is to be. To be is to do. Do be do be do.” Sartre, Kant, Sinatra Clubs and other school related activities: French Club (Sec- retary), Newspaper (Editor), NHS, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Honors Bands, Concert Choir, Interact Club, School Plays, Jr. Miss Future goals: To live a happy, productive life as fully as pos- sible Being a senior means: That you have no time to do what you want, but a lot of time to think about it. Most memorable moment at Burrell: 39:04 pm on April 24. 1983 Name : Timothy A. Mozelewski Nickname: Left-out Favorite saying: Knowledge 1s good. Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, Spanish Club. AFS Club Future goals: To be a wealthy corporate lawyer Being a senior means: Preparing for a new life Most memorable moment at Burrell; Bomb scares Name: Daniel Nemet Name Todd Leon Oliver Nickname: Cuz Favorite saying: Hi ya doin’ Clubs and other school related activities: Photography Ciub, AFS Club, Marching Band, Stage Band, Vo-tech (Auto Body Repair) Future goals: To join the Army for aviations and become a pilot Being a senior means: Breakfast at Denny's and lunch at McD's Most memorable moment at Burrell: Lunch at Rax Name: Karen Lynn Orkis Favorite saying: Sorry 'm late, but ... Clubs and other school related activities: Spanish Club (Sec- retary), Newspaper Club, Yearbook Club, Photography Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff (Head Photogra- pher), Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Sand, Brum Majorette, NJHS, Prom Committee. Mid-East All Star Band, Alle-Kiski Honors Band Future goals: Attend IUP to major in Commercial Art Being a senior means: Finally being on top after six long years. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The humiliating feeling of being a freshman. Name: Mark J. Pajerski Favorite saying: Make love not war. Nickname; Punjab Clubs and other school related activities: Wrestling team Future goals. To be successful and happy. Being a senior means: This is my last year | can really blow off. Most memorable moment at Burrell: | can't remember any moments because | wished to forget them all and my wish came true. Name: Suzanne Lynn Pallone Favorite saying: They can because they think they can. Clubs and other school related activities: Cheerleader (Co- Captain), Spanish Club (Secretary, President), Track Team, NJHS, NHS (Vice-Pres), Majorettes, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Interact Club, Prom Committee, Gifted Program Future goals: To attend Ohio State University and become independently well off. Being a senior means: Decisions, paperwork, and an atten- tion span of five minutes. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The day Suzette and ! witnessed a fallout at Alan's locker. Name: Jodi L. Patterson Nickname: Short —— ! (Shortie!) Favorite saying: Get real! Clubs and other school related activities: Trivia Club, Vo- tech (cosmetology). VICA ; : Future goals: To be a cosmetologist and work with nails and makeup. Being a senior means: Getting out of here soon Most memorable moment at Burrell: Listening 10 Dr. Prazenica’s beautiful music in his office all the time. Name: Dan Penman Nickname: Danvar Favorite saying: Witch way. Clubs and other school related activities: Basketball Team Future goals: Having my own auto body shop. ; Most memorable moment at Burrell: Day of graduation: Name: Patricia Lynn Peoples Nickname: Boozer Favorite saying: That's life! Clubs and other school related activities: Vo-tech (Medical Assistant), VICA Future goals: Join the Air Force and become a dental sss's tant Being @ senior means: Being looked up to by the under: classmen and saying good-bye to long time acquaintances at graduation. Most memorable moment at Burrell; Getting caught skip- ping out going out to lunch Name: Jennifer Marie Perriello Clubs and other school related activities: AFS Club. Sk Club, Broadcasting Club. Swim Team. Future goals: Attend college. Being a senior means: Graduating. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Going to Spain wath the Spanish club Name: Jonathon Peterson Nickname: Pete Favorite saying: 1m not asagencl ite Future goals: Attend Slippery river Being pacer means: Standing around the halls and getting one last look at all the beautiful blonds and brunettes. Most memorabie moment at Surreil: Gert George in 10th grade. Name: John Piernik Nickname: Jay Favorite saying: Shut up and leave me alone!! Fido Clubs and other school related acavites: Swim Team. Intramurals, Marching Band, Stage Crew Swien Club, Spanish Club Future goals: Live on the beach Seniors 45 —_— Being a senior means: Not having to do anything. Name: Jodie A. Pokusa Nickname: Koose Clubs and other school related activities: Softball Team Future goals: Go to business school and get a degree in accounting. Being a senior means: A time to goof off a little. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When Mr. Bell caught his tie in the drawer and choked himself when he stood up. Name: Michele Leigh Polak Favorite saying: Oh my ——! Clubs and other school related activities: Homecoming At- tendant (11th), Cheerleader, Student Council, Student Council Club, NHS, Interact Club (Vice-Pres), Class Vice- Pres (11th) Future goals: To establish a profession for myself as a psy- chiatrist. Being a senior means: Finally reaching a goal only to strive toward new goals. As Robert Browning has expressed: “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp .. ” Most memorable moment at Burrell: ‘85 summer cheer- leading camp at Seton Hill with the best of friends. Name: Dennis C. Preisser Nickname: Guido Favorite saying: Get outta town! Clubs and other school related activities: Student Council (Treasurer), Student Council Club, Class Treasurer, Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, French Club, Wrestling Team. Future goals: To marry a millionaires daughter. Being a2 senior means: Going to Senior Parties. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When | pulled Loren’s pants down to her ankles in the hallway Name: Nunzio F. Pulice Nickname: Nunz Clubs and other school related activities: Chess Club, Intramurals, Stage Crew. Future goals: To go into the construction business. Being a senior means: Blowing off classes and writing your own excuses in homeroom. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Getting kicked out of Algebra II class. Name: Charles Quarles Name: Leonard Shawn Rajski Nickname: Nard Favorite saying: What's for lunch? Clubs and other school related activities: Library Club, A-V Club Future goals: Auto-diesel mechanic. Being a senior means: You are in 12th grade. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Halloween dress up day or senior dress up day. Name: Cherie Lynn Ray Nickname: Cherry Favorite saying: 'm sure Clubs and other school related activities: Business Club, Photography Club Future goals, Plan to attend Robert Morris for Accounting degree. . Being 4 senior means: My four year prison term is over. Most memorable moment at Burrell Mr. Bell shut his tie in the desk drawer and stood up and almost killed himself. Name: Derek Reifschneider Nickname: Bo Favorite saying: Hey Dude. Clubs and other school related activities: Ski Club, AFS Club, Stage Crew Future goals: To be a pilot, get married, have children and live happily ever after. Being @ senior means; Getting underclassmen to do things for you, Cutting in the lunch line and having a good time at your last year in high school Most memorable moment at Burrell: | really can’t say | had face Susan Margaret Renda Nickname: Sue Favonte saying: You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it, however Clubs and other school related activities: French Club, D D Club, Tennis Team (MVP). Colorguard, NJHS, NHS, In- teract Club, Gifted, Yearbook (Sports Editor), Newspaper Future goals: To live Ife in the fast lane Most memorable moment at Burrell: During a French skit with Suzette, | fell out of the window. ame: Eric Rhoades favorite Saying: Give it a break! Cis and other school related activities: Gymnastics Club. football Club, Intramurals, Football Tearn Future goals; Attend 1UP and get a decent, high-paying ge senior means: Having the responsibility of showing the underclassmen what being a senior really means post memorable moment at Burrell’ The enjoyable tips to Mr. Prazenica’s office Namie? Randy Robinson mors “6 Name; Donald J. Ross Clubs and other school related activities: Marching Band (Drum Major), Concert and Stage Bands, PMEA, A-K Valley and Mid-Eastern U.S. Honors Bands, Newspaper Staff, NJHS, Math Team, Interact Club, Spanish Club, Photography Club, Golf Team Future goals: To be extremely affluent. Being a senior means: The end of existence in this hole. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Trip to Spain Name: Randy J. Ruckus Favorite saying: Hey man. Clubs and other school related activities: Chess Club, AFS Club, Baseball Team, Wrestling Team Future goals: Party all the time. Being a senior means. Getting the @% out of this school. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Taking the Valley Vi- king. Name: Rochelle Ann Rupert Nickname: Roach Favorite saying: That's a bunch of bull Clubs and other school related activities: AFS Club, BYEA Club, VICA Future goals: Pass state boards and become a beautician. Being a senior means: Not having to get up at 5:30 every morning, Most memorable moment at Burrell; Going to lunch with Patti and Olvier. Name; Don Ryan Nickname: Rhino Favorite Saying: Bleep this Clubs and other school related activities: Basketball Team, Interact Club, Chess Club, SADD Club Future goals: Party heavy Being a senior means: nothing Most memorable moment at Burrell; Graduating. Name: Rozlyn E. Rychlinski Nickname: Roz, Ros—Lyn, Lurch Head, Rozzie Favorite saying: What a goofball! Intramurals Future goals: Having @ penthouse m ffi in If abo: ; ve my law office Being 4@ senior means: I's m | ir veryone | a Y last yea nee y with eve ‘01 Most memorable momen : i ta teeta Mr. Szul falling off his Name: Mario Joseph Sansosti Nickname: Mitch Favorite Saying: O yehl Clubs and other sch Chess Club ius goals: Marines USMC @INg 4 Senior means: Blow of Name: Christophor Bohan ie Name; Ronald John Schick Nickname: Baldo Favorite Saying: What he Sayl Clubs and other School re (Captain), Intramurals, F 00! related activities: Wrestling Team, a new way of life, Most memorable moment at Burrel}: Pla team and Meeting the c Name: Charles Schrecen Name: Kristine Louise § Nickname: Diego cons Saying. Yea, OKI lubs and other sch pal fe nba ie Dole oe AFS Club, French Future goals: Marr Successful Being a senior means: Having one Most memorable moment Of @ good time. class of 1986, mt at Burrell Being a Part of the Name: Donald D Sgri � Sgrinia Nickname Scriggs Favorite Saying: Kristin, I'm Sorry, YING ON the baseball OMpatition of other Schools, gost attlemyre YIN @ rich Italian man and being Freshman. Name: Thomas R. Shaner Nickname: Gorpmonger Favorite Saying: Vin Sorry, Clubs and other Crew, Play Cameraman Future goals: To atten much of college as ' did high se! Name: Raymond Sharick Name: Jeffrey Sheets ae uture goals; Major in art field. pe nanoable moment at Burrell: The bomb scares n 1984. Name: Wade C. Shultz Nickname: Bigguy ing: Sup. le ne. Whar achbol related activities: Vo-Teth Masonary), VICA fies sls Party, make money and stay away from the Army. i, Being 7 senior means: Breakfast at Eat ‘n’ Park and lune) en hones moment at Burrell: Seeing if Randy gets busted for going out for lunch, Name; Donna Jean Sipes Nickname: Owan Favorite saying: Love Ya, : Clubs and other school be activities: er, Office Aide, D D Clu ture goals: Graduate from Pittsburgh with a teaching degree. Then own a “ork for a large company. a Senior means: Anything can be att ‘1, long enough. nemorable moment at Burre jyation in 1971 in the auditorium. � erable moment at Burrell Sr. High. Jennifer Both Smith me, Jenn 2 saying: Rene nd other school re! n (Manager) goals: Go to busin « south. 4 semor means: Rui time Most memorable moment dressed up as Pee We Name: Michael Joseph h Nickname: Smitty Favorite saying: Hey duds Clubs and other school r Tech (Carpentry) Future goals: To graduate | job Being a senor means: Thi: tell me what to do, Name: James Smolenak Name: Chris Snyder Nickname: bate ne ing: Leave B abetste Fo mis baer school related acuvite | Harleys 1! Damon Morning ANE Beauty Academy Beauty Salon « ainable if you can J; Being at my brother's It was my first ted activities: AFS Club, Swim school for legal secretary and he school and partying all the urrell: The day Brian Mchialy man for Halloween. me another cars Ve activities: Intramur Ss, high school and get 3 goes or ve last year any teacher m tired!! er 5: Wrestling Te3™ astics Club 5 Stage crew, Gymnastics pecans Finis goals: College (IUP oF Clarion) : i ts accountant, get married, pire sath tone owen Being a senior means: Not having to for staying out late Most memorable moment at Burr Name: Jim Snyder Nickname; Whitey PP 8 Clubs and other school related a tiie Club Future goals: To graduate Being a senor means: Being ene pag honsiwee Most memorable moment at Burre Name: Renee Elaine Solomen her Favorite saying: The only thing the compromise, ities: Yeutbook Saft Clubs and other school related actv Newsp: S M S 5 Tr) tub, Skt c ‘ : ‘ tte, Interact Cc : Fre Club ae NHS, AFS Club, Prom Committ rench Club, S. S, ee Swim Team (manager) Future goals: To live We in the ‘ Being a senior means Finally bev aH sad about who | have to leave be! shies Pa ui Most memorable moment at ping Risin Malobicky with a water gun outside the last year Name: Suzette J. Song Nickname: Zette er we lost Favorite saying: “Learning is after all, not whethi the game, but how we ve changed aye hte ie what we take away from it bathe never ha apply to other games.”’ R, Bac : ee Clube Liter other Roa related activities: epee Rete: tor), French Club (President), Swim Team on SE act Club (Secretary), NHS, Marching Band, nice Staff, Softball Team, Gifted Program, Prom parses Future goals: To survive college and become a p Ls: oe 8eing a senior means: Needing to find rartieeangs! ar over ‘Life in BHS . Realizing that 24 hour day: ‘t lang enough. Mer ctommabie kas at Burrell: Occurred vehen oie months of planning and work the Sayonara Prom dec ell: Parties at the “Flats Ski Club, Swit ree year closer to being f 6 hatters dreans ast lane ng able to leave but being tions were up and done. Name: Amy Lynn Stewart Favorite saying: 'm serious!!! Clubs and other school related activities: Majorette, BYEA Club (Vice-Pres), Spanish Club (Exec Committee), NJHS, Concert Band, Marching Band Future goals: | plan to attend either Gannon University or Alderson-Broaddus college for Physician Assistant. Being a senior means: Leaving behind Burrell High and go- ing on to pursue my career goals. Most memorable moment at Burrell; When Mr. Malobicky kicked me out of class for questioning my grade, then he kicked Cindy out because she was pouting. Name: Helen A. Stewart Favorite saying: Thank you and I'm sorry. Clubs and other school related activities: French Club, BYEA Club, AFS Club, NJHS, D D Club (President), Chemistry Club. Future goals: To attend Bradford Business School for a ca- reer in Travel. Being a senior means: Not having to listen to the morning announcements. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Going to the Big Ap- plo. Name: Kimberly Ann Stitt Nickname: Stitt Favorite saying: Yea, that's it! Clubs and ot! school related activities: AFS Club, French Club, Gym stics Club, Swim Team, Swim Club, Office Aide Future goals 4 move out of state. Being a sen joans; Having senior privileges, partying and being loo! Jp to as seniors Most mem � moment at Burrell: Mindy Marmo trying to play hact c. Brian Mo Nally dressed as Pee-Wee Her- man Name: Chr . Suppa Nickname lasher Favorite s. Kiss my Clubs and schoo! ectivities: Sttchery Club, Gymnast. ub, Df Stage Crew, Photography Club Future goa! wr stylis ! Being a sen means the whole year! Most mem: mome ell’ When Kurt jumped out at me and Mrs. Has im and | screamed. Name: Mary Ann Swir Name: Damon Joseph tka Nickname: Moose Clubs and other schoo! : ball Team Future goals: To becor Being a senor means: T the beginning of anot! Most memorable momen’ at Burrell: Going with my Gitlfrend in 11th grade Name. Tammi Marie Talda Nickname: Tamara Favorite saying: Live always as if there is world enough and time Clubs and other school related activities: Spanish Club, Track Team. NHS, Set Crew. Marching Band, Interact Club Future goals. To attend college and tulfill my dreams Being a senior means; Graduating trom high school and be- ing given the opportunity to be independent Most memorable moment at Burrell: Runoing through the nbbons of my only track win Name; Tyrone Talley Name: Jettray M. Thompson Nickname: Miteh Favorite saying’ Sometimes you have to say what the tivities: Chess Club, Base- � ssful electrical technician 1g of one part of my life and Clubs and other school related activities: Wrestling Team, Track Team, D D Club, Chess Club, Ski Club Future goals: To be successful at whatever | do Being a semor means: Ws time to grow up and live life as an adult, and to prepare for higher education Most memorable moment at Burrell; Opening up my locker and being covered with styrofoam peanuts, Name; Carol Renee Townsend Clubs and other school related activities: Bible Club, Intramurals (Volleyball) Future goals: Attend college at Beaver Falls, PA (undecided mayor) Being a senior means: Making plans for the future and be- ing hounded by colleges. Most memorable moment at Burrell: C lunch. Name: Thomas Adam Trzeciak, Jr. Nickname: Points Favorite saying: Basically Clubs and other school related activities: ntramurals Future goals: Military service Being a senior means: Getting the heck out of here. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Being used as an example at an assembly. Name: Richard B. Unik Nickname: Fuji Favorite saying: Alls well ends well. Clubs and other school related activities: Vo-Tech (Medical Assistant), VICA, VICA Competitions (Nursing Assistant) Future goals: To be successful in the Air Force and in the medical field. Being a senior means: This is the last year and it's time to get out and get going with life. Most memorable moment at Burrell: Getting caught going out to lunch by Mr. Prezenica Name: Michele Lee Wagner Nickname: Wags Favorite saying: | am sure it has happened to you before. Clubs and other school related activities; Tennis Team, French Club, Ski Club, Prom Committee, Volleyball Intramurals, Plays (make-up) Future goals: To become a cruise director or Airline Stewardess Being a senior means: Never coming to school and being in a daze when you're here Most memorable moment at Burrell: Being a part of the class of 1986 Name: Amy Lynn Walter Favorite saying: 'm serious! Clubs and other school related activities: Spanish Club, BYEA Club, NJHS Future goals: Attend UP Being a senior means; Enjoying my last year of school. Most memorable moment at Burrell: When the class of ‘84 put the chickens in the center court. Name: Jack L. Walters Nickname: Walt Favorite saying: What's up Clubs and other school related activities: Archery Club Future goals: Become Sun King at Florida Most memorable moment at Burrell: Nothing yet. Name: Leslie Ann Wick Clubs and other school related activities: Play (makeup and actress), Ski Club, French Club, Office Aid, Track (Manager), Intramurals (Volleyball), Cheerleader, Majorette, Senior Homecoming Attendant, Prom Com- mittee Being a senior means; Having one more reason to blow off school. Name: Mark Wilson Clubs and other school related activities: Photography Club Future goals: Law enforcement Being a senior means: Getting out. Most memorable moment at Burrell; Whenever me, Dan B. and Andy M. got kicked out of the last week of school. Name: Kristie Widmer Name: James Allen Wissinger Nickname; Wisky Favorite saying: Who cares? Clubs and other school related activities: Chess Club, Intramurals, Football Team, Baseball Team Future goals: To graduate from college and become a CPA Being a senior means. No more getting up early to go to school Most memorable moment at Burrell: New Year's Eve this year Name: Shannon Lee Wojnar Nickname: Pee Wee-1 Favorite saying: Some peoples kids . . . Clubs and other school related activities: Gymnastic Club, VICA, Vo-Tech (Medical Assistant) Future goals: Get a good job, get married and have kids. Being a senior means: Breakfast at Eat-N-Park and Lunch at Rax Most memorable moment at Burrell: Getting busted for go- ing out to lunch Name: Jeffrey Scott Wylie Nickname: Mitch, Computer Whiz Kid Favorite saying: That's wild man, Holy Maga-bits Clubs and other school related activities: Computer Club, AFS Club, Chess Club, Wrestling Team, Track Team, Golf Team Future goals: College Being a senior means: That one is at their highest echelon and must prepare for a new life. One must always show example of their maturity to the underclassmen so they could have a model to follow, Name: Jeffrey A. Yohe Nickname: Yogi Favorite saying: Cool Clubs and other school related activities; Ski Club, Marching Band, Stage Band, NJHS Future goals: to pass trig. Being a senior means; Taking on a lot of responsibilities and having fun Most memorable moment at Burrell, Going to the mall with the who didn't see a handicap parking pole Name’ Willam J. Yohe Nickname; Yoe Favonte saying: Nice Clubs and other school related activities: ntramurals Future goals: To make money Being a senior means: Getting out of here (hopefully)! Most memorable moment at Burrell: Graduation. Name: Sarah Lynn Yost Nickname: Yippie, Srrah Favorite saying: Check it out. Clubs and other school related activities: Cheerleader. Spanish Club, Gymnastics Club, Diving Team, Piays and Musicals, Track Team, NJHS, Majorette (head), Interact Club, Choir Future goals: | hope to get a degree in communications while | continue dancing, then go to New York and try my luck on Broadway. Being a senior means. Getting out of this madhouse, Most memorable moment at Burrell: Falling down the cen- ter stairwell head first twice, on the same day. Name: Lisa Ann Zajdel Clubs and other school related activities: Cheerleader, Inter- act Club, French Club, Intramurals, French Club, Fresh- man Homecoming Attendant, Student Council, Office Aid Future goals: Bradford School of Business Being a senior means; Having one “‘heck’’ of a good time during your last year. Most memorable moment at Burrell. After the Highland Competition. Name: Mark Zeiler Name: Jennifer Marie Zimmerman Nickname: Zim, Zam, Ziggy Favorite saying: Good grief! Clubs and other school related activities: French Club, Ski Club, District Chorus, County Chorus, Majorette (Manager), NJHS Future goals: Medical degree Being a senior means: The end of high school and the be- ginning of striving to make our dreams come true. Most memorable moment at Burrell: The day of gradua- tion!! | Song Leigh (President) Kristen Collodi (Secretary) Juniors Chris Kijowski (Treasurer) - Junior Cassie Mattioli scribbles notes wly Graziano, a third-year French student, gives her intently during her fourth period psycho- � n Christmas. logy class. Jack Amen t Lance Anthony Ava Antoninka Michael Atkinson Thomas Baker Kelli Bargerstock Eric Bayer Harry Beck Michael Bentley Kenneth Blandford Bonnie Bloom Phillip Bogan Jolene Bracken James Brown Juniors 43 He flashes a grin that reveals a not-so- perfect set of pearly whites, stuffs his hands deeper into the pockets of the dress—for- success pants that contrast with the dou- ble-breasted jacket, and squints. His first joke has just bombed—it’s a typical night, and this episode of “Late Night with David Letterman’’ promises spectacular viewing. Viewer Mail, Stupid Pet Tricks, Dropping Stuff from a Ten-Story Tower—all hall- marks of Letterman, the nightowl hero of procrastinators who would rather watch his show than study. Beginning at 12:30 AM and lasting for an hour, Lettermen’s program intersplices dialogue from guests he roasts from behind his desk, while gulping mugfuls of Perrier and non-sensical skits. A tour of director Al Frish’s refrigerator could be the norm one evening, or audiences who recount “Brushes With...‘ stupidity, greatness, or the law, being rewarded with an NBC sponge or collapsible cup. Assisted by ‘'the band” director Paul Schaffer, a balding keyboardist who favors neon ties or Larry ’’Bud’’ Melman, a vegetable-like man with bifocals and razor haircut, who pushes “Toast Without a Stick,’’ Dave is usually Robert Brown Frank Brun Eric Brzozowski Richard Buford Robert Butler Amy Carchidi Justin Charlesworth Paul Ciciarelli Julie Cobes Jennifer Cochran Kristen Collod: Nicholas Como Patrick Covert Sherri Cowfer Dave laughs it v able to inject comedy into dul! has been spotted hanging from shouting obscenities at New Yorke: Passersbys to open their purses in ' Friday—homicide’’ persona, or featu: Bubble-Blowing Man or Smal! Tow on the program. vy Forester Late Nigt ers Amy Craig David Cribbs Eric Crighton Shawn Crighton Jennifer Critchlow Peggy Cropcho Leslie Czemerda Jacob Derlink Timothy DeSantes Lisa DiMeno Sandy Dombroski Shawn Donley Reina Dotto Heather Ebel Heidi Ebel Karen Echon Carolyn Elwood Amy Eskra Suzanne Fajbik Kirsten Fennell Scott Ficca Michael Fiorina David Fisher Christopher Fularz Nikki Geyer Susan Goch Juniors 51 ? Christopher Gordon Frank Graff Kimberly Graziano Donald Greene Thomas Guenther Christy Hack Virginia Hack Scott Hamilton Deanna Haney Theodore Hare Anthony Harley Cindi Hawk Tammie Heckman Susan Hobi Thomas Hornack Cheryl Houser Kelly Hrebar Robert Hrivnak Steven Hydock Laura Jackson Robert Jackson Robert Jankosky Tracey Johnson Charles Johnston Peggy Jones David Kapustik Junior Reina Dotto and Sophomore Joy Balcita, both cheerleaders, enjoy themselves at the Senior Day pep ral- Junior Jake Derlink serves a hot Thanks- giving meal to Senior Citizens during the Student Council dinner. Cristy Keller Christopher Kijowski Tracy Korb Joshua Krall Vincent Kwiatek Heather Lambermont Brian Landowski Colleen Lang D awn Lauer Clarence Lawther Melissa Lea Curt Leeman Kim Lehman Song Leigh a talnds inn ' Dress For Success! : Styles in 1985 reflected a growing interest in the past, making what's old, what’s new. The Baroque look, gaining popularity due to influences by movies like ‘Amadeus,’’ re- emerged with lace, fanciful tapestry prints, and multiple strands of pearls and gems. Fashion grew nostalgic for the sixties, as peace symbol jewelry surfaced, bringing with it a modified paisley and electric neon colors. Stirrup pants, thin-fabric bottoms which molded to the wear- er and tapered to the ankle, where elastic Stretched them under the foot, and last seen in the vicinity of the fifties, were paired with Oversize print sweaters, often belonging to the guys. ‘Miami Vice’’ star Don Johnson, in three days’ stubble and a smirk, proved that a guy ATA ; could wear pastels and still look cool. Dressed A still life features some of (hi etches, pearls, and patterned sweaters in Italian—cut suit jackets and sockless loafers, worn with inexpensive cotton T-shirts, any man could imitate his Sonny Crockett persona. ‘ t ‘ Ae on ‘ t . ‘ ' na Kelly Lender Scott Libengood Amy Lingenfelter Richard Litak Kelly Livingston John Mango Melissa Manning Bryn Marelli Cassie Mattioli Jaffrey Mazur Julee Mazur Lorrie Mazur Michelle McCracken Dawn McGivern 54 Juniors Patty Mcintyre Christine Meso Carlye Metcalf Douglas Meyer Vicki Meyer Richard Miller Scott Miller Randall Minnick Laurie Mitchell Jeffrey Monteleone Lisa Montgomery August Moret Kristen Myford Katheryn Orkis Shane Orr E on; wees, we 6a ee 2 Colette Overly Michele Paolillo Darla Parkhill Steven Pauli Terri Pecor aro Ann Petrosky Laurie Peyronel Lynn Piernik Robert Piernik Matt Pletcher Tim Pugsiey Juniors 55 Scott Radaker Michael Remper Kathleen Renda 4 4 Charmayne Renock Robert C. Robinson Anita Rodriguez Mark Rogozin: Leslee Rovnar Robert Rusiew. Colleen Ryan Nicole Salego Brian Schafer Kristine Schafer Rodney Schafer Shawn Schafer Michael Schrecongost Mark Scripps Lisa Sennett Tricia Shank Brenda Shindledecker Michael Shirey Michelle Shrum Clay Shultz Kenneth Smail Lisa Smith Maria Smith Juniors Shelly Shrum and Dawn Lauer, both varsity cheerleaders, enjoy the thrill of victory after winning the district competition. Junior Kristen Collodi pays careful attention in her fifth period trig class. Ronald Smith Eric Sokol Todd Spires Edward Steier Jennifer Stelika Clark Stiffler Mark Sullivan Daniel Swartz Jill Sweeney Steve Szul Charles Tabacchi Ruth Taylor Shani Taylor James Thomas Bag it: Bringing Lunch Your stomach growls. You try to ig- nore it. Your teacher keeps on talking and your stomach growls again. You look at your watch: Five more minutes until lunch. Will my stomach make it? The bell rings, and everyone dashes for the door. The stampede of growling stom- achs swarms to the cafeteria. You are now faced with two choices: Stand in line for ten minutes or do your homework. For the people that choose to eat, they are faced with the task of wolfing down lunch and socializing at the same time. And for the procrastinators who brave the rest of the day without food, they try to ignore the people eating areund them and rush through an assignment they know they will never finish. The only alternative to this dilemma is to possibly do all your homework the night before, or get up an extra 1 2 hour early and end dirlor. Eric Boyar a ate skip breakfast. Growl. Lara Thomas Christine Thompson William Townsend Tammy Tutelo ! 49 y ) if i Hi | Michele Vasilopus Kristen Vecchi Jennifer Warden David Wareham Peter Winetroub Dante Wolfe Kimberly Yute Lynette Zellefrow John Zidek Beth Ziringer 68 Juniors Juniors Leslee Rovnanik, Jennifer Stelika, Jill Sweeney, and Ava Antoninka ham it up during a gym class. Sophomores Michele Geer and Melissa Remper and Junior Terri Pecoraro try to stay warm ona cold Fri- day night football game. Mr. Lagoon gives the downbeat to the band during their seventh period practice session. Sophomore Stacey Bowser and junior Jennifer Warden, both members of the Spanish Club, help decorate the halls for Christ- mas. Penny Maier (Treasurer) Cathy Boyle (Secretary) Sophomores Greg Vecchi, a sopho- more, roams the halls. Bruce Beattie, a sophomore, finishes his homework in class. Nicole Achenne Gail Ament Todd Anzaldi Michelle Archibald Alec Ardito Todd Armour Arthur Atkinson Joy Balcita Vicki Bates Bruce Beattie Jennifer 8eil Adrian Benkart Kevin Bertocki Edward B8iainer as Sopnomeres 62 Sophomores Michael Brunetti Leda Bush Jennifer Capizzi George Carter Laura Chapman Patti Chelednik Priscilla Chelednik Matt Ciesielski Jodell Coffman Scott Colgan Sophomores Brenda Kinosz and Cathy Boyle share a laugh while reading a French assignment. Sophomore Kevin Crum goes to the board to work out an Algebra Il problem. Kevin Blandford Stacey Bowser Steven Boyd Catherine Boyle Lori Compagnon Kevin Crum Heather Cunningham Mona Dajani Kristen Davis Stacy DeMayo Robert Ewing Amy Ezyk Brian Farneth James Faybik Jason Faybik Richard Fennell Lynn Fiedor Tasha Fish Bryan Fisher Michael Fisher Amy Frederick Stacy Fularz Michele Geer Tammy Gibson Jamie Giuliani Beth Greiner David Guido James Haas Deana Haidze Thomas Halkias Sophomores $3 Bethany Hardy Shannon Harmon Will Hawk Michael Heidenreich Jeffrey Henry Tammy Hess Gina Hetu William Hill Karen Ide Jeffrey Ignozzi Scott Johnston David Kaminsky Lisa Kandel Michael Kennedy Michael Kijowski Brenda Kinosz Jennifer Kissell Pamela Klimkowski Jason Kocudak Laura Koessler Jennifer Korb Paul Kowal Mary Kuchta Eve Kuniak Jennifer Kusenko Robert Lagoon 64 Sophornores Sophomores Amy Frederick and Deana Haidze enjoy serving dinner to Senior Citizens during the Student Council's Thanks- giving dinner. Mr. Flaherty explains a point to his Algebra II- 10 class. Marc Lane John Larrow Derek Luyk Penny Maier Chad Marchlewski Phillip Marra Richard Marriott Brian Marsh Beth Mator Amy Matson Ken Mazzei Mary Mazzotta Paul McLaughlin Roy Mikesell Sophomores 65 Daniel Myford Vincent Negley Mark Neusch Sandra Nevel Sandra O'Mara Lori Palermo Megan Paustenbauch Nicole Pieza Tina Pokusa Joy Pryke 66 Sophomores Junior Dave vets, along with sophomore Steve Wygonik, anjoys ti tn by sophomore Dave Kaminsky in band. Belynda Milliken John Motosicky Scott Muir Jessica Myers Brian Puz Thomas Quigley Melissa Remper Michelle Resnick Paul Resnick Ashley Rieser Kenneth Robinson James Rotto Chad Royer Kristen Rusiewicz Lisa Ryan Loriann Rysak Michael Salsgiver Elizabeth Sansosti Daniel Saska Beth Schantz Mark Schick Mark Seckar Paula Sennett Joy Sgrinia John Shaner Tony Sharkins Lisa Shearer Lisa Sheets Mark Shemansk: Brian Shick 68 Sophomores Frank Sokol Amy Spiering Carlene Spiering Patricia Stadterman Amy Steier Annette Sullivan Steve Surma David Sutton Tracie Swesky Tyson Swigart Christopher Tatrn Jonathan Tidd Richard Tominello Tracy Tutelo Amy Ulizio Gregory Vecchi Tim Vinkovich Suzanne Walker Brian Wiklendt Tami Wiskeman Marcy Wolfe Gary Wolford Steven Wygonik Chris Wylly Brian Yohe Mark Yohe Amy Zingarelli Greg Ziccarelli Tracy Zadai Pee-Wee Herman cycles to victory in a dream sequence from ‘'Pee-Wee Herman‘s Big Adventure,’ the film that skyrocketed him to fame. It Pays to Play the Nerd Stuffed into a tight grey suit with a miniature red bowtie, his face smeared with rouge and his feet clogged in platform shoes, Pee-Wee Herman, with his gawy laugh and hit movie, was the comic for ‘85. His character, created and portrayed by Paul Reubens, was a frequent staple of such shows as “Late Night with David Letterman’’ and ‘Meatballs !!, or in the company of crony Cyndi Lauper, with his fame skyrocketing with his summertime release. His quirky brand of humor, which blends child-like gadgets and toys with snippets of zany dialogue, was highlighted in “Pee Wee's Big Adventure.” a movie, that told the story of a boy and his bike. Glimpses of Herman's storybook world were revealed: a gingerbread house filled with Children’s Palace merchandise, inhabited by trying—but-can‘t-get-him Dotie, the freckle—faced bike shop manager, and the cartoonlike Gerheld, the sinister do—badder who steals Herman’s prized possession—his European de- luxe one seater bicycle. On a cross-country trek to retrieve his property, Herman falls into the company of a motorcycle gang, whom he dazzles with his table-top rendition of ‘“Tequila,‘’ befriends a waitress with a pyschotic Poyfriend, hitchhikes with a mass murderer, is duped by a palm reader, discovers the Alamo has no basement, contracts amnesia, and manages to be awarded a movie contract to retell his tale. And the rest, of course, is history. Sophomores $3 2+ Co � -President) Michelle Graziano (President) Becky Larrow (Secretary) Bill Hess (Treasurer) Freshmen Frashman Brian Ignozzi functions as a waiter, erving Thanksgiving dinner, sponsored by the Stu- Jent Council. Freshmen Kristin Hydock and Michele Graziano pass a plate to a Senior Citizen during the Thanksgiving dinner. John Acre Lisa Alcorn Leslie Aliquo Tammy Anderson Amy Antoninka Troy Anzaldi Brent Armour Theresa Arnone Sandy Atkinson Ann Bachman Denise Baker Michelle Baker Patricia Baker Brandie Baughman Sreshmen 72 Freshen David Bellinotti Erik Bercel Debbie Betts Ann Bibza Andy Bierhals Sandy Bolt Michelle Bowser Tammy Bowser Jeff Bracken James Carchidi Freshmen in lunchtime antics. Brian Ignozzi, Holly Hrivnak, and Jennifer Greenaway enjoy themselves in science. Chris Bayer Traci Bazzano Ronald Beach David Beal Alyssa Chapman Melissa Christy Raymond Clowes Vickie Collier James Collins Kevin Collodi Chris Como Timothy Connor Carla Conway Dom Costanza Jodi Crawford Derek Cribbs Matthew Curry Michael Custer Diana Daniels Kara D’Argenzio Paul Davis Dawn Dombroski Colin Donley Mary Jo Duda Nicole Dulnikowski Richard Elter Sandy Erb Renee Evanski David Ewing David Fajt Freshmen 73 Tiffany Feroce Dawn Fiedor Ronald Foeks Paula Fox Carey Freshwater Michael Fularz Jennifer Garmer Erica Glogowski Arthur Golembiewski Michele Graziano laan Green Jennifer Greenaway Robert Gregory Brenda Greiner Danny Gross Lisa Guido Kenneth Guillory Lisa Guzzi Eric Hack Jennifer Harris Marilyn Hartman Sherry Hartman Billy Hazlett Lynne Heasley Meredith Heldman Traci Henry 14 Freshmen Freshmen Darin Stiffler, Carrie Sharkins, and Jamie Myers take notes during Mr. Scanga’s earth science class. Bill Hess Natalie Hess Andrew Heuser Ross Hicks Dawn Holmes Richard Horcicak Carria Horneman Andrea Hosac Kristine Hrebar Holly Hrivnak Kristin Hydock Brian Ignozzi Chris Jankosky Scott Johaston Freshmen 75 i f k te a ptt 9 es eee 6 Fresnmen Lights, Cameras, Action! These three words start the cameras rolling and begin the making of a movie. There were some blockbusters that catered specifically to the youth market, and most were summertime releases. Michael J. Fox, usually seen in the television series “Family Ties,’ starred in ‘Back To The Future,’’ a Steven Spielberg science fiction feature about a boy that travels to the past by way of a modified DeLorean and meets his parents as teenagers. Mom and Pops were a bit different then, he being the nerd and she the school heart-throb, with Michael having to arrange their meeting to keep himself alive in the present day. Although appear- ing in theaters in January, Eddie Murphy's Vee e ‘ wn “Beverly Hills Cop’’ achieved the same commercial Kelly Giordano heir thinking caps in Latin class. success, owing almost entirely to the wisecracking hurnor of its star, and aided by an equally well re- destroying villages « and emerging ceived soundtrack. Sylvester Stallone’s “Rambo: unscathed. Troubloc ubject of two First Blood Part Il,’’ was a departure from the movies: ‘The Brev! “St. Elmo’s comedy genre, with John Rambo as a Vietnam Fire,’’ both featur s characters veteran who returns to retrieve prisoners of war, ‘reviewed their lives a Staci Johnston Shawn Johnston Derrick Jones Stacey Jukes Deanna Kandel Jim Keiser Robert Kelly Tom Klems Eldaree Klingensmith Jackie Knapp Megan Knapp Kim Knoll Michelle Kostewick Derek Kotecki John Kowalski Bill Kremer Thad Kresho Dennis Kulikowski Brad Kwiatek Angela Lake Jennifer Lambermont Derrick Lang Becky Larrow Nikki Lender Jill Liput Ron Liput Chris Lysiak Dawn Marron Gary Marzullo Rich Masiarik Karen Master Dawn Mattern Christopher Mazur Jason Mazzei Chad McAninch Debbie McAnich Patrick McLaughlin Melanie Mengei Susan Merrick Gary Miller Freshmen 77 72 Freshmen Kevin Miller Ray Miller Chad Milliron Kelly Milliron Eva Molchen Nichole Momberger Kelly Monteleone Kristine Mozelewski Jamie Myers Tracy Negley Felicia Nicastro Jason Nolan Michelle Noll Robert Obey Larry Ondako Joelle Overly Laura Pajerski Danielle Patterson David Patton Michael Patton Joseph Pellegrino Larry Pettrilla David Pierce Tammi Plosky Jennifer Pracko Francine Pugliese � a © - _ _ A group of students follow Mr. Kariotis’ example as he explains in his computer math class. Freshman Francine Pugliese brushes up on her typing skills. Frank Pugliese Brian Remper Christine Renock Sean Reynolds Nicole Rosa Allison Ross Eric Royer Vicci Russell Aaron Sarnosky Holly Schafer Mark Schafer Mike Schoen Leigh Ann Sellari Sandra Shamey Salespeople Unite! Excuse me, sir, I'm a student at Burrell Senior High, and I'm selling twelve different things this week. Would you like anything? | have beautiful indoor outdoor thermometers and edible Christ- mas ornaments. Not interested? Well then, how about some delicious Jumbo Cookie Pies or handy Buc Spirit Pencils? Still not interested? | don't mean to be forward, sir, but you look ; 4 like the party type of guy. Why don’t you buy a a ar = Coupon Power Book and take that special per- Bryn Marelli, Mich: son out on the town? | know you'll want some munchies for the evening. | have a variety of semi-edible candies. Licorice, lollipops, M Ms, Spree’s, almond or crunchy candy bars ... Ex- cuse me, sir, but my foot is in the door. ‘ 9 Derlink contemplate their next sale. Carrie Sharkins Traci Shields Holly Shrum Scott Shuey Clinton Shultz Greg Solomon Jon Solomond Dave Sopko William Staley Darin Stiffler Jessica Stiveson David Stoltz Jennifer Suprano Shelly Sutton 30 Freshmen 0006OO__ —= Eric Sylvania 3 Marilyn Szul Tiffany Taylor ’ Tim Thimons Terri Tobias Marcy Tomiczek Lillian Torchia Hallie Tunnell Jennifer Uhler Todd Wagner Chris Walters Bill Wick Keith Woods Kerri Wroblewski Michael Yashura Monica Yohe Dana Zaffuto Danielle Zampogna Tim Zanotti Kent Zellefrow Edward Ziringer Freshmen 87 | if | I. ay Ve . }, y ; A ed 4e ee EE EE AES OT On the Green Kiski Plum Ford City Riverview Highlands Valley Kiski Plum Ford City Highlands Valley ; : D. Ross, B. McNally, A. Heimer, B. Ba- Above: Golf Seniors Top Left: Golf Team: Front: M. Seckar, D. Ross, ge ' ker, K. Crum, $. Surma; Back: B. McNally, A. Heimer, 8. Baker; Missing: R. Folser. T. Spires, J. Brown; Missing: S. Donley, R. Folser. Achim Heimer putting around again 24 Sports a “—— m= sarek SS lees Te ° op: Brian McNally contemplates his next shot. Fall sports are o ften dominated by football; however, this year’s boys golf team’s record surpassed the winning season of the football team. The golf team, led by newcomer exchange student Achim Heimer, juniors Todd Spires and Shawn Donley, and soph- omores Kevin Crum and Steve Surma, had an impressive season, finishing with a section record of 8-2. Their winning record pro- vided them with the opportunity to compete in the W.P.I.A.L. play-offs. Unfortunately, their chance was snuffed out with a de- feat from Butler. Although the team was not able to advance farther, one member did get that chance. Senior Achim Heimer swept through indivi- dual section play, until losing the opportunity to continue to the state finals by one stroke. Coach Phil Malobicky had these words to say, ‘! am proud of this year’s team; they're a good bunch.” It was a fine season for the boys as they have started a winning tradition. Above: Steve Surma is swinging into action. a ee OPPONENT SCORE BURRELL Ford City Valley Kittaning Highlands St. Joseph's Ford City Valley Kittaning Highlands St. Joseph's OW - WH WOW F NN PN |= SH NY AND = Expectations were running high that second week of August as the girls of the Burrell tennis team began practicing. Under the di- rection of coach Paul Shiring, the girls had an eventful season. Team captain Jamie Mattiioli and her sister Cassie, along with Kristen Collodi and team MVP Susan Renda, represented the team in the WPIAL Doubles play-offs. Unfortunately, to the team’s disappoint- ment, they did not qualify for the WPIAL Team play-offs with their record of 2-8. But the record does not represent the entire picture as each match had its own story of hard fought victories or disheartening defeats. Girls’ Tennis Left. GIRLS’ TENNIS. Front: J. Greenaway, M. Wagner, P. Shiring, Coach, M. Pastenbaugh, M. Duda; Sec- ond Row: P. Maier, C. Mattioli, L. Compagnon, DeMayo, M. Dajani, Collodi, S. Renda; Back: Janicik, L. Masiarik, Rusiewicz, K. Graziano, Mattioli. RO RH Below: TENNIS SENIORS Front: J. Mattioli, M. Wag- ner, L. Masiarik; Back: C Janicik, S. Renda. Left. S. Renda, at second singles, dernonstrates the proper technique for a forehand. Football on the Field OPPONENT SCORE BURRELL Valley 28 22 Ford City oO 27 Jeannette 35 7 Springdale 6 10 Deer Lakes ie) 27 Richland 16 f Apollo—Ridge 20 10 Freeport 35 oO Leechburg 21 36 Kittaning oO 14 It began six months before the first game; the preparation of toughening the mind and body through weightlifting. Then in the summer : — came dustbowl; the hard practices Pile-up on the Burrell field. beneath the blazing sun. When the boys in blue took the field in that first game against Valley to their final de- parture from the Kittaning field, they showed their winning spirit, true—grit determination, and well—honed skill. The team, under the leadership of head coach Albert Mauro, and assis- tant coaches Gene Collodi, Tom Hen- derson, Bill McGregor, Chet Napierkowski, Rich Napierkowski, and Tony Trozzi, ended the season with a 5-5 section record. Key players who contributed to the Burrell wins were senior Brian McCarrell at quarterback and juniors Rob Hrivnak and Tom Hornack. Although the team record did VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Front: 8. Leezer, E. Bayer, R. Hrivnak, T. Hornack, K. Mazzei, A. Moret. S. Miller: Second not qualify them for the play-offs, Row: Coach Trozzi, D. Bellinotti, J. Ignozzi, B. McCarrell, S. DeslLauriers, J. Altmire, 8. Bush, M. Zeiler, L. Mc Aninch, they always provided the fans with S. Johnston, R. Minnick, Coach Henderson; Third Row: Coach Napierkowski, Coach Mauro, DO. Cribbs, T. DeSantes, P. + P L MINNICK, Oac Ndersc Ww Ss ple c ‘ : oe Cc . 7: some shining moments of football. Sogan, J. Brown, C. Johnston, J. Motosicky, M. Shemanski, J. Tidd. M. Kennedy, Coach R Napierkowski, Coach Mc Gregor; Back: R. Marriott, A. Benkart, D. Wolfe, B. Marelli, M. Pletcher, M Schrecongost, 8. Landowski, N. Como, G. Wolford ON ond Above left. Junior M. Pletcher refreshes himself between plays. Above right. VARSITY SENIORS. Front: R. Clark, B. McCarrell, M. Zeiler; Back: S. Deslauriers, B. Bush; Missing: J. Altimire, L. McAninch Right. Conference on the field. 22 Sports Ninth-grade Football Below. Junio. Jeanette lin: N. Como barrels through the vith the ball � Left. Sophomore J. Ignozzi wards off a Deer Lakes oppo- nent. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL. Front: 8. Herbolisewicz, T. Pedigrve, G. Kissel, R. Beach, A. Bierhals, K. Collodi, C. Como, C. Hess, B. Ignozzi, F. Pugliese; Second Row: A. Curry, E. Hack, D. Lucchetti, B. Staley, E. Zirringer, R. Elter, T. Ballard, J. Schoch, P. McLaughlin, M. Capsinbel- lis, M. Kleckner, J. Penning- ton, C. Fishbaugh, L. Mont- gomery; Back: T. Trozzi, D. Cribbs, D. Beal, J. Nitowski, R. Liput, B. Wick, D. Costan- za, C. Milliron, R. Obey. G. Solomon, T. Connor, L. Onda- ko, Coach Napierkowskt. The Rah-Rahs Left. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Front: J. Kennedy, D. Kastelic, R. Rychlinski, L. Zajdel, M. Polak; Back: K. Collodi, M. Lea, D. Lauer, R. Dotto, K. Graziano, L. Dimeno; Missing: S. Shrum. Above. M. Polak stands tall. “J-A-M, J-A-M, you've got to jam!’’ Burrell cheerleaders have been “jamming” the student body for a year. Beginning with summer morning practice sessions in the senior court, the girls lived through sweat, pulled muscles, and bad knees tO learn cheers for the football and basketball seasons. During the Above. Juniors K. Graziano, R. Dotto, and M. Lea take a break fr onlitlal we onte erty Eastern Cheeteacer cae: seagate , . ° om cheering. Stiff competition, the girls won thirteen superior ribbons, and three trophies, including best all-around squad. They also par- ticipated in the Heights Plaza competition, where they took home first prize for their routine to Madonna’s “‘I’m Burning Up.” In the spring, the girls travel to Virginia for more compe- tition. Burrell Varsity Cheerleaders have brought back a sense 90 Sports of pride to our school through their accomplishments. May their spirit continue to inspire us. ee a = Left. VARSITY SENIORS. Front: R. Rychlinski (co-captain), D. Kastelic (captain); Back: L. Zajdel, J. Kennedy, M. Polak. Above. Varsity cheerleaders unwind after a4 pep Underclassmen Cheerleaders Right. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Front: L. Palermo, J. Balcita, P. Klimkowski; Second Row: D. Haidze, A. Ulizio, J. Capizzi, S. O'Mara, J. Sweeney (captain), P. Sansosti; Back: P. Sennet (co-captain) Left. NINTH GRADE CHE ADERS. Front: T. Below. J. V. Captain Taylor, J. Suprano; Seconu Mow: J. Liput, H J. Sweeney coaches Hrivnak, T. Arnone; Back: L. Sellari, F. Pugliese, K. Hrebar. her caterpillar to do new tricks. Fast Court Action OPPONENT SCORE BURRELL Highlands 52 44 Penn-Trafford 60 72 Valley 55 62 Riverview 50 85 Franklin 31 Kittanning 54 Richland 61 Deer Lakes 52 Kittanning 50 Hampton 57 Knoch 68 Apollo-Ridge 38 Springdale 59 Valley 63 Richland Deer Lakes Kittanning Hampton Knoch Apollo-Ridge EE —S==—_—e BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL. J. Thomas, J. Derlink, B. Wiklendt, A. Araito, P. Co- vert, M. Heidenreich, B. McNally, D. Ryan, J. Mazur, C. Marchlewski, M. Howell. Missing: Ray Sharick, S. Szul. Wt THE HOUSE [5 0 | AGN BOYS’ BASKETBALL SENIORS. D. Ryan, 8 MeNally. Missing: R Sharick Ray Sharick reaches to the sky for the tip-off at the pet - OPPONENT Highlands Penn- Trafford Valley Riverview Franklin Kittanning Richland Deer Lakes Kittanning Hampton Knoch Apollo Ridge Springdale Valley Richland Deer Lakes Kittanning Hampton Knoch Apolio Ridge to be on top. and Jeff Mazur. SCORE 35 44 28 42 37 BURRELL 14 29 13 21 27 17 22 23 25 19 18 10 32 25 23 26 13 23 34 14 Whether they ran, strutted, or limped, the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team appeared Injuries such as Brian MccNally’s chipped bone and Don Ryans’ sprained ankle forced Coach Derlink to play his sixth and seventh men. The team enjoyed a phenomenal season, which is due to their long hours of practice. With the loss of their two key players, the bulk of leadership shifted to Senior Ray Sha- rick with help from juniors James Thomas Juniors Jake Derlink, Steve Szul, and Pat Covert did well com- ing off the bench. The team headed into the WPIAL playoffs and should be com- mended on a job well done. BOY’S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front: B. Wiklendt, D. Luyk, J. Faybik; Back: M Seckar, A. Ardito, M. Heidenreich, C. Marchlewski Seniors Don Ryan and Brian McNally—stars of the bench and Burrell High Junior James Thomas is head and shoulders above the rest at Valley. OPPONENT Kiski Area Blue ' Plum O’Block , Kiski Area Gold ’ Valley Springdale Riverview Highlands Deer Lakes Gateway Kiski Area Gold Valley Springdale Riverview Highlands Deer Lakes BOY’S NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL. Front: E. Ziringer, D. Cribbs, C. Mazur, K. Collodi, P. McLaughlin; Back: L. Ondako, D. Beal, D. Constanza, G. Solomon, D. Kotecki Mike Hudak, head cheerleader Jeff Mazur turns to listen to last-minute instructions from Coach Derlink Lady Dribblers OPPONENT SCORE BURRELL Apollo Ridge 48 31 Richland 31 36 24 41 22 Fox Chapel 12 Deer Lakes 29 Mars 36 North Catholic 21 Valley 38 Knoch 26 Kittanning 28 North Catholic 25 Valley 28 Knoch Hampton Kittanning Hampton B. Ziringer, L. Mitchell, and C. Harris blocking the ball against Free- port. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front: S. Leslie, C. Harris: Back: B. Ziringer, K. Davis, J. Kissel, L. Mitchell, K. Rusiewicz, J. Critchlow, S. Walker, P. Flaherty, Coach : i ; : . 96 Sports OPPONENT , Apollo Ridge 34 28 nil Richland 56 23 ate Kiski 43 23 t Freeport 26 19 3] Leechburg 42 23 ey | Highlands 24 17 4 . = . Fox Chapel 42 25 AY Vy | teria MAURRE| ‘ey URREL ake Catholic e 2 ir fp ay Knoch 23 12 4 { Kittanning 55 33 ee, BOP North Catholic 33 21 Valley 42 22 Knoch 31 19 Hampton 34 23 Kittanning 31 27 Hampton Long hours of lay-ups, foul shots, and passing drills, failed to produce a winning season for the Lady Bucs. Under direction of Coach Pat Flaherty, the girls attempted to break a two-year losing streak. Unfortunately, their spirit and enthusiasm were not enough to propel them into the winner's circle. However, they counteracted their defeats with confident smiles and heads held high. Team captains, Shan Leslie and Christy Harris, each had a superb season with individual scoring highs. The team is looking for more experience and depth for the next season. GIRL’S BASKETBALL SENIORS. S Leslie, C. Harris GIRL’S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front: M. Bowser, S. Bolt, J Harris; Second Row: B. Larrow, J. Suprano, J. Lambermont, N. Rosa; Back: S. Atkinson, A. Bibza, J. Kissel, K. Rusiewicz, N. Hess, S. Walk- er, L. Aliquo Lori Mitchell lets the bail sail for a one-on-one foul shot. The Boys of Water BURRELL 80 94 Highlands 80 Kiski Valley 80 Plum 68 Hampton 66 McKeesport 88 Dave Sutton takes off from the block at the beginning of a backstroke set. 7 ter, M. BOYS’ SWIM TEAM. Front: J. Nolan, A. Heimer, B. McCloskey, 8. Jones, G. Ludwiczak, J. Piernik. Back: J. Shaner, G. Carte Fisher, T. Sharkins, D. Sutton. 2 Sports DIVERS. M. Yohe, S. Fasinger A group of eleven men, donning bikini bathing suits, pulled together this year to form an impressive team. This group was able to obtain outstanding results in their meets while still having fun at practices. School swimming teacher, Ken Virostek, doubled as swim coach for a second straight year. Co-captains Jay Piernik and Greg Ludwiczak held a major role in leading the team. Greg, along with sophomore Tony Sharkins, qualified for the WPIAL meet held at the University of Pittsburgh. OPPONENT Latrobe Hempfield Highlands Kiski Valley Plum Hampton McKeesport Right: Tired senior swimmers col- lapse after a few hours of prac- tice. Water Cadettes BURRELL 96 82 97 50 95 92 GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM. Front: M. Swiergol, S. Song. Second Row: V. Collier, J. Pryke, D. Marron, P. Maier, C. Boyle, P. Cropcho, M. Smith. Third Row: D. Zampagno, L. Piernik, A. Antoninka, S. Sutton, J. Keibler, K. Ide, J. Mazur. Back: J. Bracken, M. Remper, V- Brock, A. Antoninka, D. Dombroski, C. Sharkins, L. Compagnon. GIRLS SENIORS. J. Keibler, S. Song, M. Swiergol. Splashing through the water—here they are—the girls’ swim team. Under the direction of Coach Holly Williams, this dedicated group rolled to an impressive 6-2 season. The team’s greatest victory was an upset over Kiski. Hard work, team depth and school spirit paid off throughout the season. Practices were always lively with coach Wil- liams bellowing instructions and the complaints of many a swimmer. Team Captain Suzette Song was quoted as saying, ’| think it helped when they changed the water in the pool. It’s all related to chemis- try when the water reacts with the oils on the skin ... ‘’ Despite this comment, she represented the team at WPIAL’s and set her mark in the 50 freestyle. The team is already preparing for a winning season next year. GIRLS DIVING TEAM. Front: T. Bazzano, M. Yohe, 0. Betts. Back: L. Pajerski, J. Gulick, M. Smith. SENIOR DIVER. J. Gulick Sophomore girl swimmers rise above their male counter- parts. Controversy on Kittanning Kiski North Hills Riverview Junior Rich Miller flips his opponent in a training exercise dur- ing an afterschool practice, readying for his upcoming match on Wednesday. VARSITY WRESTLING. Front: C. Fularz, R. Miller, M. Kennedy, D. Myford, R. Marriott, S. Reynolds, G. Wolford, C. Leeman. Back: R. Tominello, D. Anderson, S. DesLauriers, S. Greenwald, B. Jones, R. Ruckus, M Sansosti, M. Pajerski, C. Snyder, D. Nemet, M. Mcintyre. {02 Sports Burrell’s tradition of wrestling excellence was upheld in the past season, as junior Mark Scripps and Senior Shawn DesLauriers were ranked among the top five in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette poll. Wrestlers continued their struggles to stay within their weight categories, working out with Nautilus machines, starving, and exercising with multiple layers of clothing. Most matches received strong support, with the exception of a home meet against Valley, which was deliberately closed to every- one but the wrestlers to avoid rival fighting that had erupted in past seasons. Captain Shawn DesLauriers was able to bolster team spirit aiding Coach Tursky in keeping a heightened attitude that often translated into wins. Senior M. Sansosti looking for a takedown over T. Kresho under the direction of Coach Tursky at a grueling practice. WRESTLING SENIORS. Front: C. Snyder, M. Pajerski, S. Greenwald; Back: S. DeslLauriers, 8. Jones, R. Ruckus, M Sansosti, D. Nemet Sports 103 = ae Activities ee es ae aS Spee at —a- | Student Council rn a STUDENT COUNCIL. Front: P. Sennett, D. Haidze, T. Frederick, R. Miller, K. Mazzei, T. Wiskeman; Second Row: 8. Ignozzi, F. Pugliese, M Graziano, C. Donley, K. Hydock, T. Arnone, L. Sellars; Third Row: D. Cribbs, R. Rychlinski, T. Capellman, A. Frederick, L. Rovnanik, C. Renock, M. Lea, P. Maier, P. McLaughlin, D. Preisser, J. Ondako, Sponsor; Back: J. Derlink, B. Marelli, A. Moret, N. Como, D. Kane, B. McNally, J. Faybik. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Front: T. Frederick, M. Lea; Back: C. Renock, D. Preisser, T. Capellman. $$ $$ nnn rr 1906 Activities National Honor Society NATIGNAL He SOCIETY. Front: D. Lauer, C. Modey, N. Marine, S. Palloiie, T. Ts M. Polak, T. Kolakowski; Second Row: S. Leigh, S. Marchelewski, oret, S. Renda, R. Solomon, S. Yost, K. Myford, L. Mitch- ell, B. McNall; awther; Back: J. Bracken, K. Collodi, A. Craig, S. Fajbik, G. Hack, J. K C. Lang, B. Hyland, K. Graziano, R. Dotto, P. Cropcho, J. Cochran. Miss D. Ross Senior Michele Polak lights a candle that symbolizes character in the induction ceremony for the newest members. Senior Suzanne Pallone addresses the inductees in her speech concerning service, as Reverand McMillan watches. Interact Club INTERACT CLUB. Front: S. Song, M. Polak, D. Kane, A. Lawther; Second Row: S. Crognali, C. Modey, K. Beer, B. Baker, J. Guyer, T. Frederick, S. Pallone, T. Capellman, T. Feroce; Third Row: L. Chotko, L. Zajdel, R. Solomon, T. Kolakowski, M. Kijowski, C. Har- ris, L. Aversa, M. Dajani; Back: N. Marine, K. Myford, T. Talda, C. Boyle, K. Graziano, S. Yost, D. Ryan, M. Mcintyre, D. Ross, S. Marchlewski, T. Shaner, J. Derlink, J. Kennedy, 8. Greiner; Missing: S. Renda, J. Gulick, K. Crum INTERACT CLUB OFFICERS: S. Song, D. Kane, M. Polak, A. Lawther —_ ee 102 Activities From West Germany With Love!! Achim displays his school spirit at a home football game against Springdale, surrounded by majorettes Natalie Marine, Leslie Rovnanik, Sarah Yost, and Amy Frederick. “ Achim Heimer, our AFS student from Bielefeld, Germany, has been quite a celebrity around Burrell High School this year. His easygoing personality and sense of humor have gained him many friends. Achim is staying with the Zuck family. He is hav- ing a great time here, and says the thing he enjoys most about America is the friendliness of the peo- ple. Achim has kept himself very busy this year with a wide variety of classes and activities. He is taking calculus, honors English, logic and sociology while at the same time participating in swimming, golf, and tennis. _ Achim says although he misses his parents and sister very much he wouldn't trade his year at .Burrell for anything. - pixar eee oe Activities 10S ‘5+ a in en eee Yearbook Staff ; YEARBOOK STAFF. Front: D. Preisser, S. Song, K. Collodi (Asst ‘), M. Paolillo, J. Gulick (Ed.), K. Renda (Asst. Ed.), A. Luke, C. Hack; Second Fio.v: S. Pallone, S. Mittereder, R. Solomon, K. Myford, K. Beer, M. Paustenbaugh, ack: J. Balcita, T. Tutelo, S. DeMayo, K. Orkis, M. Fiorina, S. Fassinger, B. McNally, R. Folser, M. Wil- son, S. Johnston, L. Rysak, A. Rodriguez, A. Reiser, missing: S. Renda. Although the Buccopia Staff Consisted of 22 members, we would especially like to thank the following people who were always there when needed: Keith Beer, well-known for his ad selling expertise, spent many hours proofing layouts. Michele Paolillo, as activities editor or affectionately known as Toby, worked to the wee hours of the morning to meet her deadline. Kristen Collodi, as underclassmen editor, livened up the underclassmen section with articles on the fads of ‘85. Kathy Renda, as faculty editor, brought a new dimension to the faculty section with teacher dossiers. Renee Solomon, as editor of the copywriting department, made numerous trips to Kiski during school hours to process film as a personal favor to editor Julie Gulick. Susan Renda, as sports editor, spiced up the sports section with her clever captions and a nostalgic bent. Julie Gulick, as editor-in-chief, provided an excellent example of dedication and hard work to the entire staff. The photographers, for their unique style of picture taking and helpful attitudes in meeting deadlines. Mrs. Conroy deserves accolades for allowing us free access to her room and for her superb organizational skills. And finally Mrs. Jones for providing a stable support system upon which we constantly relied. 110 Activities: Junior Michele Paolillo, activities editor, and Renee Solomon, head of copywriting, confer over pages for | | x the latest deadline. Senior Susan Renda, sports edi- tor, inspects yearbook layouts during an afterschool session. Sophomore Joy 8alcita is the subject of an eager yearbook photographer as she assists on an activit- ies layout. Activities 171 Newspaper Staff NEWSPAP Graziano, M. Le L. da, K. Laughlin, ‘ K aon Craig, A. Solomon. Mc statsors . Freder Laie Reiser; Back: c. Boyle, ” id mitchell, A “aed Hack, J Cochran, Ess walker, ick, : da Remper, missing: Ss. Ren PHOTOGRAPHERS. Front: K. Orkis; Second Row: S. Johnston, M. Wilson, A. Reiser; Back: S. Fassinger. 112 Activities EDITORS IN CHIEF. C. Modey, S. Song SECTION EDITORS. Front: C. Boyle; Second Row: P. McLaughlin, A. Moret; Back: K. Renda Activities 113 net et TT Vo-Tech: Learning to Work oy A promising chef, John Faith, aa receives instructions from his adviser on proper vegetable frying, part of an eight- course meal he is preparing | rs for a mid-term grade. al Senior Mike Howell checks his book for refer- ence before beginning the next step of his elec- tronics project, a thermo-conducting unit. Senior Damon Szlachetka finds most Vo-tech teachers always have time for 4 laugh. Cosmetologists C. Suppa, P. Kohnle, and R. Rupert take a break from 4 } y wash-and-set test. i e hair of a Senior Donna Sipes, a cosmetology student, trims th willing customer. , ; r changing Senior Leonard Rajski learns the proper technique fo 4 transmission in his auto-mechanics class. ‘ i ’ y Seniors 7 Miller, W. Shultz, R. Robinson, and J. Maz pr i . , . wi ur ‘oud! di pla their completed masonry arch, one of many pros S| y rojects they will attempt throughout the year. Activities 115 St 116 Activities Junior Miss Competition Burrell’s participants in the program included, in front, Natalie Marine, Sarah Yost, and Christine Modey; in back, Michele Polak, and Tracy Capellman. Sarah Yost performs her talent presenta- tion, a ballet routine to accompany “Somewhere Over the Rainbow’ that she choreographed herself. It earned her the award in the performing art category. Sarah Yost became the Alle-Kiski Junior Miss and trav- eled to Reading, Pa. for the state pageant, where she won the talent prize. Natalie Marine, winner of the Spirit of Junior Miss and the Academic Award, energizes her dance portion with hand clapping. Tracy Capeliman, Poise and Appearance winner, im- presses the judges with her enthusiastic stepping. Activities 177 Tossing the Bouquet Burrell caught the bouquet this year, The ih Bride's Bouquet, that is, as the play by Kurtz Gordon was performed on the 22nd and 23rd days of November. The drama centered around the will of Silas Battman. The will stipulated that Paul Battman had to be married by his 23rd birthday or his long-lost cousin would inherit the family fortune. The antagonist turned out to be Paul's friend, Roger Varley. Fortunately, Roger's tricks back-fired and the happy couple were united in marriage. Congratulations to the cast and the hardworking crews on an impressive per- formance! Top right. Bruce Hyland, as Horace Wiggins, is dragged off by Chris Kijowski, who played The Man. Middle left. Bob Baker and Penny Maier portray the loving couple Paul Battman and Laura Caldwell. Middle right. Cathy Boyle, as Clara Hoover, shares a laugh and a cup of tea with Mike Fiorina, alias Jona- than Lancaster. Lower right. Cast. Standing: S. Donley, 8. Baker, K. Myford, B. Hyland, M. Fiorina, D. Sutton, C. Kijowski; Sitting: P. Maier, T. Wiskeman, T. Capellman, N. Marine, C. Boyle : 118 Activities Top left. Directors Mr. Centorcelli and Tami Wiskeman Middle left. Props: J. Capizzi, J. Pryke, L. Bush, P. McLaughlin Center. Lights: D. Marron, G. Wolford Middle right. Sound: D. Kaminski, D. Kapustik Above. Traci Capellman as Grace Caldwell, threatens to Above. Kristen Myford, portraying Martha Morgan, speaks her mind to Natalie whack the villian Roger Varley, who was played by Dave Marine, as Helen Battman and Shawn Donley, as Zeke Rhodes. Sutton. Activities 119 Music Makers at Mid-Time The marching band headed to the hottest south for the coolest jazz to bring Bourbon Street to halftime, in the high- stepping, laid-back “St. Louis Women’’. The 80-member squad strutted and wailed in antics that cut the field, then showed their diversity in the placid Orien- tal tones and harmony of ‘Anything Goes’’. The brass section trumpeted the fast-paced ‘“‘Wake Me Up’, and the drums sounded to the pulsating Spanish accompaniment ‘'Mirada’’. The group spent the last week of August at band camp, perfecting drills and learn- ing numbers, culminating at a parade in Kennywood. Student director Don Ross and Karen Orkis, working closely with Mr. Lagoon and Mr. Farinelli, perfected their conducting skills for the games. The band, known for imparting spirit at away games, continued the tradition with con- fetti, kazoos and an exuberant drum section. Right: Break time for the band. MARCHING BAND: Front: C. Quarles, D. Kane, T. Johnston, A. Arnone, T. Oliver, D. Aliquo, D. Fiedor, J. Cobes, L. Compagnon, A. Ezyk, H. Cunningham, T. Tutelo;:S: Ross, G. Alcorn, G. Baker, C. Modey, K. Orkis, M. Swiergol, G. Aiello, B. Kissel, L. | Johnston, J. Solomond; Fourth Row: B. Fisher, D. Kaminsky, M. Heidenreich, S. Choltko; Second Row: T. Wiskeman, A. Matson, L. Bush, C. Boyle, D. Kandel, M. Wygonik, R. Lagoon, P. McLaughlin, D. Kapustik, M. Yashura, K. Zellefrow, S. Shuey, Heldman, T. Bozzano, A. Ross, D. Holmes, M. Paolillo, R. Miller, T. Klems; Third R. Foeks; Back Row: J. Henry, M. Ciesielski, J. Cochran, A. Craig, R. Taylor, S, Row: J. Lambermont, S. Johnston, D. Dembrowski, D. Zampogna, M. Kostowicz, L. Nevel, L. Alcorn, M. Baker, V. Collier, J. Nolan. 120 Activities Left: Band Seniors: Front: C. A) | NK. Arnone, D. Ross, K. Orkis, T. Oliver, M. Fantozzi; Second Row: S. Marchlewski, G. Aiello, T. Johnston, A. Luke, V-Pres., G. Baker, G. Alcorn, L. Choltko; Back: S. Song, C. Harris, M. Swiergol, J. Snyder, D. Kane, Pres., J. Yohe, W. Haas, C. Quarles Sottom Left: Scott Marchlewski’s smirk belies his Above: Did the bleachers suddenly cave inwards? impression of the game. Activities 1214 Steppin’ Out The majorettes with flouting, flirtatious skirts and ground-sweeping capes, strut- ted through a smoky jazz-filled opener of St. Louis Women. Then, they became Betty Boop flappers for the 1920's Five Foot Two. Their half-time performances were the results of early-morning prac- tices. Under the direction of Head Sarah Yost and Co-Head Sandy Mittereder, the girls took tedious, summer hours to perfect their routines. However, not everything was hard work as the new members ex- perienced the trials and tribulations of initiation, and then the unity of Spirit Week. MAJORETTES. Front: S. Yost, S. Mittereder; Sec- ond Row: M. Wolfe, S. Pallone, J. Gulick, C. Lasher, R. Solomon, D. Alfonsi, K. Giordano; Back: A. Lingenfelter, A. Frederick, A. Stewart, L. Wick, J. Mazur, J. Larrow, L. Rovnanik; Missing: N. Marine, A. Fick. Above: Senior Majorettes and their parents. ‘Above: Real crowd pleasers. 122 Activities Above : cs algae Sarah Yost performs ‘‘That’s All” for time during the Senior Day game. Above Right: Majorette Seniors. Front: S. Pallone, S. Y S. Mittereder, K. Giordano; Second Row: R eee ee Fick, J. Larrow, K. Lasher, D. Alfonsi; Back: A. Sess N. Marine, L. Wick. Missing: J. Gulick. of Top Right: Struttin’ their stuff. Activities 123 Array of Silks A new look was double-timed onto the field as the colorguard swung into action; white, blue and gold uniforms formed vi- sual contrast with their new two-toned silks. Their outfits provided sharp images in “Mirada, a pulsating Spanish rhythm with slapping flags, conjuring pictures of flamingo dancers and castanets. The squad revealed their skills in the less per- formed jazz rendition of ‘“‘Live. ’ The seedy underbelly of 1930's Shanghai dis- played in the oriental-tinged ‘‘Anything Goes.” Summer practices were handled by the a ne guiding hands of Head Missy Kijowski | ss ea and Co-head Lauren Aversa. Richard 0 Farinelli was a shadow in the background, but still an ever present figure offering suggestions and support. Top right. Colorguard. Front: J. Johnston, S. Renda, T. Above. Nicole Achenne and Nicki Pieza cuddle-up Pecoraro, T. Shank, M. Melntyre; Second row: J. to band member Robb Butler. Critchlow, K. Lingenfelter, M. Kijowski, L. Aversa, T. Capeliman, C. Hack; Third row: M. Vasilopus, N. Bottom right. Missy Kijowski shows her style in the Achenne, M. Clark, N. Pieza; Back: M. Remper, P. Mc- | Homecoming Pep Rally. Intyre; Missing S. Geer 124 Activities rm Top left. Colorguard Seniors: Front: S. Renda, L. Aversa, M. Kijowski, M. Mcin- tyre; Middle; K. Lingenfelter, M. Clark, T. Capellman; Back: J. Johnston Above: Mary Mcintyre impersonates a band member. Left: It’s raining again. Activities 125 a eel The Sounds of Concert Band DRUMS, Front: T. Zanotti, D. Kane, D. Holms Back: B. Fisher, E. Crighton CLARINETS, Front: V. Collier, K. Orkis, J. Larrow, K. Zellifrow Back: S. Johnston, J, Cochran, R. Taylor, D. Kandle, D. Zamponga. TRUMPETS, Front: M. Fisher, P. McLaughlin, D. Luyk, M. Baker, Back: E. Sylvania, J. Nolan, J. Solomond, T. Bezzano P.M.E.A. HONORS BAND: D. Ross, J. Cochran, S. Wygonik 126 Activities SAXES, Front: Aliquo, R. Mille D. Theodore 3utler, D. Ross, H. Beck, S. Leigh; Second Row: M. Usher, L. Shuey, Back: M. Sullivan, M. Ciesielski, M. Pletcher, J. Henry, Rea: FLUTES, Front: D. Dombroski, J. Gulick, T. Johnson, D. Alfonsi, A. Luke, J. Cobes, A. Stewart, M. Antonio; Second Row: M. Kostowitz, A. Craig, 8. Larrow, J. Soprano, F. Nicastro, L. Palermo, J. Johnston, A. Ross, C. Boyle; Back: J. Lambermont, 8. Baughman, D. Patterson, T. Tobias, S. Johnson, L. Alcorn, A. Sullivan BRASS, Front: R. Foekes, C. Modey, T. Clems; Back: S. Wygonik, D. Kaminisky, K. Kapustik Activities 127 Stage Band See a ae Be — aT Front: C. Modey, 8. Fisher, W. Haas, T. Zanotti, 2nd Row: H. Beck, R. Butler, S. Johnston, K. a Orkis, S. Johnston, D. Ross, J. Henry, D. Kandel, 3rd Row: R. Miller, M. Pletcher, D. Kaminski, S. Shuey, D. Fiedor. Back: D. Wygonik, J. Solomond, J. Nolan, T. Oliver, D. Luyk, R. Lagoon, M. Fisher, P. McLaughlin, T. Bazzano, M. Kapustik. TRUMPETS: Front: J. Solomond, P. McLaughlin. 2nd Row: J. Nolan, T. Bazzano, M. Fisher. Back: T. Oliver, D. Luyk, R. Lagoon. 4°28 bctivities a SAXOPHONES: Front: H. Beck, D. Ross, K. Orkis, R. Butler. 2nd Row: S. Shuey, D. Kaminsky, D. Fiedor Back: S. Johnston, D. Kandel, R. Miller, M. Pletcher, S. Johnston, J. Henry. PERCUSSION: Front: C. Modey, W. Haas. Back: T. Zanotti, D. Kapustik, D. Wygonik, 8. Fisher. Activities 129 Ss — = Sensational Songsters Choir, back: Eladeree Klingsmeth, Erica Glogowoski, Christy Hack, Christine Modey, Jody Crawford, Jennifer Zimmerm Mary Mcintyre, Tammy Hess, Ann Lawther. Middle: Jessica Stiveson, Tammi Plosky, Lynn Heasley, Sandy Atkinson. Fror Jamie Myers, Debbie Betts, Sandy Bolt, Michelle Sutton Choir, seniors: Christine Modey, Sarah Yost, Jennifer Zimmerman, Ann Lawther, Mary Meintyre 139 Activities Sarah Yost, Denise Baker, Office Aides and Announcers A.M. ANNOUNCERS. Front: D. Sipes, K. Graziano; Back: D. Sut- ton, 8B. Baker —d — — — — —— —_— OFFICE AIDES. Front: L. Breninghouse, A. Fick, H. Ebel, C. Spiering, J. Patterson, L. Berkoben, L. Landis; Second Row: C. Hawk, S. Crognali, L. Cholko, L. Eshbaugh, A. Luke, C. Elwood, S. Dombrowski, R. Oliver; Back: M. Remper, N. Pieza, T. Trzeciak, D. Preisser, S. Heasley, D. Sipes, E. Rhoades, R. Rychlinski, A. Eskra; Missing: R. Solomon, B. Bloom, K. Stitt, S. Anderson Activities 131 132 Activities A.F.S. and Archery Club AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB, Fre . Kohnle, L. Masiarik, Mr. Gaggini, Sponsor, M. Marm Frederick, J. Mazur, L. Compagnon, A. Ezyk, R. Taylor. Cobes Second Row: S. Fajbik, K. Davis, H. Ebel, T. Tute’s, J. Stelika, H. Lambermont Third Row: R. Rupert, V. Fabian, B. Bush, D. Alfonsi, K. Lasher, S. Leslie, B. Lender, T. Fisher, M. McLure, S. Hosar, K. Stitt, J. Smith, L. Breninghouse, L. Ryan Back: R. Ruckus, J. Thomas, S. Szul, E. Bowser, K. Linza, B. McCarrell, D. Ryan, B. Jones, B. McCloskey, M. Vasilopus, T. Critchlow ARCHERY CLUB First Row: T. Armour, R. Fennell, V. Negley, S. Schafer, K. Blandford Second Row: M. Brunetti, B. Farneth, H. Beck, M. Tabacchi, M. Rogozinski Back: K. Blandford, M. Clem nes, 8. McCarrell, P. Boger, J. Walters, D. Ryan, S. Fassinger Library Aides and A.V. Clubs LIBRARY AIDES. Front: John Larrow, Tracy Shields, Gail Ament, Sandy Atkinson, Ann Bibza Second Row : Leonard Rajski, Lisa Guido, Sandy Bolt, Amy Spiering Back: Jonathon Wilford, Mike Schoen, Todd An- zaldi, Jim Lizzi AV CLUB. Front: Jim Lizzi, Carlene Spiering Back: Amy Spiering, Billy Hazlett Activities 133 BYEA Club BYEA CLUB. Front: K. Crum, S. Goch, A. Reiser, C. Boyle, M. Fisher; Second Row: P. Kohnle, R. Rupert, V. Fabian, C. Meso, H. Stewart, A. Stewart; Back: R. Clark, J. Snyder, D. Luyk, G. Ludwiczak, J. Mazur, C. Elwood, B. Bloom, A. Walter. Business Club BUSINESS CLUB Front: M. Clark, S. Fajibik, T. Bowser, K. Miller, M. Kostewiez Second Row: L. Ryan, J. Liput, 8. Baughman, J. Lambermont, C. Lang, T. Tutelo, L. Zellefron, G. Alcorn Back: C. Hawk, L. Daniels, M. Vasilopus, C. Ray, K. Master, S. McAninch, S. Leigh, J. Stelika. ie Activitie OT anal 3. Front: A. Steier, S. Petioale, A n, J. Garmer, S. Shrum, A. Divs i : es . Bezzano, C. Sharkins, D. Paras ane ler’ sacond Row: F. Nicastro, L. : 1. Hrivnak, F. Pugliese, N. Pieza, S. O'Mara, P. Sennett, J. Sweeney, P. Fox, J. ao G. Heto; Third Row: D. Mattern, M. ler Hrebar, S. Bush, K. Giordano, J. ny a Hy H, Lambermont, M. Marmo, - Yohe; Back: G. Leah, K. Rusiewez, T. Spires, J. Mazur, D. Nemet, C. Synder, J. Piernik, T. Gunther. CHESS CLUB. Front: B. McNally, M. Sansosti, E. Royer, C. Fularz, M. Fiorina, J. Mazur; Second Row: C. Tatrn, R. Miller, P. McLaughlin, 8. Landowski, R. Miller, C. Shultz, R. Ruckus, M. Mclure, 8. Vanek; Back: B. Puz, 8. Wiklendt, V. Kwiatek, J. Motosicky, A. Atkinson, C. Leeman, J. Brown. Activities 135 French Club __ a_i Ca EY FRENCH CLUB JUNIORS AND SENIORS. Front: M. Paolillo, K. Collodi, K. Myford, C. Modey, S. Song, M. Kijowski, A. Moret, B. Baker, R. Hall, B. 2 28°, Second Row: S. Leigh, S. Hamilton, R. Dotto, C. Hack, S. Goch, L. Jackson, J. Mazur, M. Scripps, C. Kijowski, K. Graziano, L. DiMeno. Third Row: L. Zellefrov.. +. Smith, C. Janicik, L. Czemerda, L. Rovnanik, R. Solomon, L. Breninghouse, M. Swiergol, A. Fick, K. Stitt, K. Bargerstock, L. Piernik, R. Jankosky. Fourth Row: D. Woife, E. Sokol, A. Eskra, K. Echon, N. Geyer, A. Craig, K. Hrebar, B. Bloom, C. Mattioli, M. Smith, B. Shindledecker, D. Fisher; Back: R. Hrivnak, C. Leeman, M. Mcintyre, 8. Kissel, S. Renda, 8. Hyland, T. Shaner, A. Heimer, C. Elwood, S. Hydock, S. Ficca, B. Jackson A postcard style photo of the Arc de Triomphe, snapped by Susan Renda on a sight-seeing trip through Paris, with further picture opportunities granted at the Louvre, Champs-Elysees, and Eiffel Tower. — = French-travelers Mary Ann Swiergol, Missy Kijowski, Susan Renda, Renette Johnston, Terry Kolakowski, and Danielle Bogan, all seniors, cram into a train cab- in bound for Paris, part of an eleven-day tour that included stops in Switzerland 36 Activities and Monaco. L Sophomores Cathy Boyle and Penny Maier discuss cookie sales with Sen- ior Bob Baker, a fund-raising event sponsor ed by the French Club. FRENCH CLUB SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN. Front: M. Christy, H.- Tunnell, M. Duda, K. Hrebar, H. Hrivnak, M. Graziano, J. Myers, H. Cunningham, J. Balcita, K. Hydock; Second Row: D. Patterson, A. Antoninka, K. D’Argenzio, C. Boyle, M. Remper, J. Nolan, D. Stiffler, A. Sarnosky, K. Zellefrow, P. McLaughlin; Third Row: L. Pajerski, L. Fiedor, M. Dajani, A. Fred- erick, K. Mazzei, S. Colgan, B. Fisher, D. Dombroski, A. Ross, A. Reiser; Back: L. Bush, J. Fajbik, B. Wiklendt, K. Crum, D. Kaminsky, S. Wygonik, J. Henry. J. Fajbik, D. Marron, J. Stiveson, N. Achenne. Activities Ls) a i 132 Activities Photography Club and Bible Club PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. Front: B. Jones, M. Fantozzi, M. Wilson, B. Jones; Sec- ond Row: G. Carchidi, B. Matisko, B. Ewing; Back: L. Choltko, S. Crognali, N. Salego, A. Lingenfelter, K. Lender, H. Ebel. BIBLE CLUB; Front: R. Townsend, W. Bartlett; Back: R. Miller. S.A.D.D. and Shop Clubs SADD. Front: H. Cunningham, J. Thomas, R. Mathabel, L. Masiarik, M. Marmo, S. Heasley, J. George, M. Clark, S. Anderson, L. Guido, L. Aliquo; Second Row: L. Rysak, K. Davis, L. Fiedor, M. Dajani, K. Myford, R. Oliver, C. Watkins, A. Carchidi, K. Schafer, J. Cobes, J. Bracken; Third Row: T. Tutelo, T. Pokusa, L. Sheets, S. Fularz, T. Stadterman, S. Nevel, B. Greiner, T. Talley, C. Conway, L. Compagnon, L. Kandel, B. Vanek; Back: R. Brown, T. Bowser, Baker, K. Wroblewski, E. Alcorn, T. Plosky, J. Myers, S. Erb, E. Glwgowski, Chapman, E. Klingensmith, M. Szul. lod SHOP. Front: T. Vinkovich, M. Schrecogost; Second Row: L. Petrilla, D. Stoltz, ©. Walters; Back: M. Salsgiver, D. Myers, 8. Marsh, R. Schafer. Activities 139 Mattioli, L. DiMeno, K. Graziano, M. Lea, A. Eskra, C. Kyowski; Fourth Row: K. Lingenfelter, S. Yost, M. Swiergol, R. Zingarelli, M. Kuchta; Row Three: , Greene, J, Hen- ick, J. Ignozzi, P. Sansosti, MV. Kennedy, D. Haiaze, 19) Activities Stage Crew, Stitchery and Trivia Clubs STAGE CREW CLUB. Front: A. Atkinson, C. Spiering, C. Suppa; Back: M. Bentley, G. Baker, T. Halkias, A. Spiering. STITCHERY CLUB. Front: C. Ryan, L. Montgomery, J. Bracken, D. Daniels, T. Bowser; Back: N. Dulnikowski, D. Swartz, J. Mazur, B. McNally, J. Brown, R. Minnick. TRIVIA CLUB. Front: J. Myers, N. Geyer, K. Echon, A- Craig, T. Pecoraro, N. Salego; Second Row: P. Peoples, M. Cobin, J. Patterson, K. Lender, A. Lingenfelter; Third Row: J. Wilford, K. Guillory, D. Sgrinia, A. Golembiewski, -- Solomond, K. Miller, Culikowski; Back: R. Unik, A. Mathabel, B. McCarrell, M. Mclure, R. Folsen, J. Acre, ? Swartz. Activities 141 Activities Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB FRESHMAN AND JUNIORS. Front: S. Gregory, S. Johnson, £. Kijowski, A. Lake, L. Torchia, S. Sutton, K. Mozelewski, C. Freshwater, J. Crawford, J. Lambermont, C. Lang, T. Johnson; Back: T. Shank, C. Thompson, C. Overly, K. Collodi, J. Sweeney, L. Peyronel, A. Eslkra, B. Townsend, A. Rodriguez, L. Sennet, S. Taylor, A. Johnston, T. Zanotti, F. Pugliese, J. Overly, J. Liput, J. Suprano, J. Harris, D. Betts, T. Plosky, V. Collier, M. Heldman, K. Monteleone, A. Bierhals; Second Row: V. Russell, E. Sylvania, M. Antoniono, J. Pracko, D. Homes, M. Tomiczak, T. Shields, H. Schafer, D. Fiedor, M. Kostewicz, K. Zampogna, T. Tobias, B. Baughman, L. Mitchell: Third Row: P. Cropcho, G. Hack, R. Antoninka, K. Schafer. Xiingensmith, S. Shirey, M. SPANISH CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Front: K. Orkis, M. Fantozzi, T. Shank, P. Cropcho; Second Row: J. Kerbler, 8. Schantz, L. Sheets, C. Lang, C. Overly, S. Sutton, J. Overly; Back: M. Corey, A. Lawther, A. Stewart, T. Talda, T. Tutelo, L. Mitchell, K. Mozelewski, G. Hack, D. Fiedor, C. Stanko. a ad wR Se SPANISH C SOPHOMORES AND SENIORS. Front: S. Merrick, S. Bowser, A. Matson, K. Lingenfelter, A. Lawther, J. Keibler, M. Fantozzi, K. Orkis, C. Fularz, 8. Sharitz, A. 1an; Second Row: T. Tutelo, L. Sheets, T. Wiskeman, T. Talda, D. Ross, M. Paustenbaugh, M. Bowser, G. P. Sansosti, M. Wolfe, J. Meyers; Back: C. Marchlewsk carter, C. Robinson, J. Kocudak, M. Ciesielski, M. Seckar, S. Muir, M. Lane, A. Walters, B. Matisko, A. Stewart. Left. Spanish travelers S. Williams, D. Ross, ™ Fantozzi, and L. Tumas dine on authentic Spanish food a2 Activities 149 Academics The Departments: Business and Foreign 146 Academics Language NAME: Maureen Cochran OCCUPATION: Typing, Shorthand, Business Law, Consumer Economics, Office Practice BORN: October 2, 1949 ACCOMPLISHMENT. YOU‘RE MOST PROUD OF: Teaching for 14 years FIRST JOB: Teaching at Turtle Creek High School SECRET VICE: Eating M M's by 2 |b. bags ‘ dent told me she had won MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: The day a stu ¢ 1 4 scholarship to business school and thanked me for what she had learned in Burrell’s Business Dept. BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: Remembrance by Danielle Steel YS: SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DA Going on a cruise THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Cigarette smoke, cold weather THING YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: My VCR WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Princess Diana MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “The Way We Were” THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Milk, Pepsi, lunch meat WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: Laundry and clean my house PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | helped Mrs. Prazenica wallpaper her kitch en Michele Corey Spanish | Mary Ann Marchi Office Practice, Keyboarding Nancy Sutherland French |, French I-9 ae An : i NAME: James R. Pryke OCCUPATION: French, English BORN: May 14, 1946 ACCOMPLISHMENTS YOU'RE PROUDEST OF: Organizing tours to Canada and France (Surviving Suzette Song) FIRST JOB: Dishwasher at Stouffer's Restaurant SECRET VICE: —no comment— MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: Watching Susan Renda crawl through the window as part of a skit she did with Suzette BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: —no comment— SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Take my family skiing THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Paperwork at home; hassles from stu- dents THINGS YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: My wife, my kids, a piece of Brie with a glass of wine WHO IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: —no comment— MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: Any ‘Pink Panther” movie with Peter Sellers THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: —no comment— WHAT DO YOU DO ON SATURDAY: At this stage of life, work around the house; play chauffeur to my children PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: ! was born near Paris, France Academics 147 The Departments: English Gene Centorcelli English 10, Drama Workshop Thomas Marko English 9, 10, 12, Logic 148 Academics Larry Bell English 11, Speech Edward Turne! English 12 Julia Ondako Reading J D eo Aluca Kode Ty d - NAME: Linda Robertson OCCUPATION: English teacher BORN: May 24, 1948 ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU'RE PROUDEST OF: Graduating from college at age 20 FIRST JOB: Teen reporter for Indiana Evening Gazette SECRET VICE: My Springsteen pin-ups inside my closet door MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: No comment BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: Crime and Punishment; I’ve never been able to finish it SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: No comment THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Gossip, excessive paperwork THINGS YOU CAN'‘T DO WITHOUT: My Springsteen tapes WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: I'm torn between Bruce Springsteen and Erma Bombeck MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “Gone With the Wind” THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Milk, leftovers, carrots WHAT YOU DO ON A SATURDAY: Clean house and take a nap PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | used to play the cello in my high school orchestra Academics 149 Tie ow mt Totet Jen NAME: Robert Jones OCCUPATION (SUBJECTS TAUGHT): Law, Economics, Psychology BORN: 10-1-? me hts ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU ARE PROUDEST OF: Keeping my weight at 172 pounds. FIRST JOB: Working on a farm SECRET VICE: No Comment MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: | dropped a pencil in the bouffant hairdo of a student. She did not notice, and | did not know how to retrieve it BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: America As A Civilization SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Taking a sabbatical leave for educational purposes THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Sweets THINGS YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: Friendship WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Jane Fonda MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: ‘'Cool Hand Luke” THREE THINGS YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY FIND IN YOUR REFRIGERA- TOR: Pickles, Cheese, Lettuce WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: Read; work with wood; mechanical pur- suits PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: I'm really an introvert 150 Academics Social Studies — — pe ae. yy ' way Lee Her, ps WM orld and American Cultures Frank Solomond World Cultures Don Kelly Psychology, Geography Academics 151 The Departments: Math Accounting. Comp ‘ nemy Marlene Brown Algebra, Trig Patrick Flaherty Algebra, Geometry 452 Academics f fe OO Me Gyeinises Michael Matisko Algebra, Calculus NAME: William R. McGuire OCCUPATION (SUBJECTS TAUGHT): Geometry, Algebra |, General Math ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU’RE PROUDEST OF: after surviving 17 years in the classroom, still being happy | chose this profession FIRST JOB: truck driver SECRET VICE: chewing ice cubes MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: seeing one of my stu- dents fall into the wastepaper can, and not be able to get out BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: acocca by Lee lacocca SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: hang gliding THING YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: pretentious people, cafeteria duty, liver THING YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: ESPN WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Myron Cope MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “The Good, Bad, and the Ugly’’ Rudy Veselicky THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Algebra, Trig Klondikes, 1.C, Light, yogurt WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: watch my wife spend money PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: at one time | weighed 230 pounds Academics 153 The Departments: j ave NAME: Paul Shiring OCCUPATION: Chemistry {A.P.), Chemistry li (Honors), Chemstudy BORN: Yes, (Kittanning) ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU'RE PROUDEST OF: Teacher of the Year (Run- ner-Up for state— 1976) FIRST JOB: Selling Easter Candy for a local candy store. SECRET VICE: I'll never tell—it’s a secret MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: Parties given for me (which | did not know about) by my classes the day before | had to go to the Hospital for shoulder surgery. BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: Snoopy Visits Wimbledon SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Resting THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Rest THING YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: Rest WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Morgan Fairchild MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: Any movie starring Morgan Fairchild a) Raymond Kort Chemistry 154 Acadernics Science Ronald Vogel Earth Science Samuel Earhart Physics, General Biology Academics 155 Special Departments Robert Devine E.M.R. Loe . Beverly Kocon Learning Disabilities Sharon Leonardi Special Education Norma White Special Education Cathy Conroy Gifted Education 156 Acadernics Joseph Yedlowski Driver Education Kenneth Cyphert Industrial Arts Jacques Watkins Art NAME: Robert L. Haser OCCUPATION: Health and Physical Education teacher BORN: May 12, 1929 ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU'RE PROUDEST OF: Graduating from Pitt FIRST JOB: Burrell School District SECRET VICE: PA Lotto MOST MEMORABLE COACHING EXPERIENCE: Winning the first Burrell School District football game BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: Andersonville SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Deep sea fishing and a trip to Germany for Octoberfest THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Complaining parents THINGS YOU CAN‘T DO WITHOUT; Fishing and hunting WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: The governor of Hawaii at his home. MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: '‘Jerimiah Johnson” THREE THINGS MOST LI KELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Eggs. bacon, butter WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: Hunt or fish, weather and season right PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | enjoy musical produc- tions Academics 157 ‘ro peenw@t —_ ao w re) Elective Departments James Lagoon Band avers NAME: Rita E. Pescatore OCCUPATION (SUBJECTS TAUGHT): Child Development. Family Life BORN: November 5, 1950 ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU’RE PROUDEST OF: Receiving my college H diploma and becoming a teacher. Fy FIRST JOB: In high school | was a waitress in a restaurant. SECRET VICE: Spending money. MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: First Nursery Schoc: BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: John Jake's Civil War Triology. SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Travel to Europe THINGS YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: My husband, my cross stitch, a fire in the fireplace on a cold winter's night. WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Richard Farinelli Robert Redford. Choir MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “The Sound of Music’’ THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Milk, Cheese, Cake or Pie. WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: Shopping or Housework PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | drive too fast! Barbara Davis Family Food; Foods With A Flair ademics The Departments: Physical Education Ne hays % Mary Ann Neuschwander Gym, Swimming, Health John Robuck Gym, Swimming, Health Mary Ellen Tackett Gym, Swimming, Health Myra Guin Kenneth J. Virostek Gym, Swimming, Health Gym, Swimming, Health Fred Herlinger Gym, Swimming, Health LW, Academics 1 5 3 The Office Staff _ Alberta Dansces Library Aide er costae Betty Mcintyre renee Secretary Kathryn Cropcho Secretary Darla Kline Librarian Norma Shirey Secretary Connie D’argenzio Secretary Mildred Williams Secretary William Hajel Guidance Counselor Bill Wagner Janitor BURRIS 3. Arai we NAME: Morris Aimino OCCUPATION: Guidance Counselor BORN: June 8, 1947 ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU'RE PROUD OF: Our home property FIRST JOB: Firm work SECRET VICE: Potato chips MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: A certain history class at the end of the day BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: Lord of the Rings SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Tour civil war battlefields THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Telephones THING YOU CAN'T DO WITHOUT: Breakfast WHO IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: My wife MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “'Gone With the Wind” THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: Milk, cheese, peanut butter WHAT YOU DO ON, SATURDAY: Work around the house PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | am extremely shy Academics 191 ————ee The Administration Charles Smith Administrative Assistant Frank Pallone Administrative Assistant Gerald Malecki Superintendent Frank Prazenica Assistant Principal NAME: John L. George OCCUPATION: High School Principal BORN: New Kensington, PA ACCOMPLISHMENT YOU'RE PROUDEST OF: Having gained the confidence of parents and students in our school community so they feel they can come to me with problems and get help they need. FIRST JOB: Special Education Teacher in the Pittsburgh Public Schools SECRET VICE: Eating ‘‘tons’’ of chocolate MOST MEMORABLE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE: When | was teaching a science lesson, | blew up a fire extinguisher and the suit | was wearing started to deteriorate right in front of the class. BOOK YOU WANT TO READ WHEN YOU GET THE TIME: War and Peace SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET AROUND TO DOING ONE OF THESE DAYS: Going to Hawaii ae THINGS YOU CAN DO WITHOUT: Smart mouthed students THING YOU CAN’T DO WITHOUT: Chocolate — __ WHAT YOU DO ON SATURDAY: Sleep late — work around the — wo IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Bill Cosb i ahechle ad Oe AR MOVIE YOU COULD SEE AGAIN ANYTIME: “Gone With the Wind’ __ PEOPLE MAY BE SURPRISED TO KNOW THAT: | iron my own THREE THINGS MOST LIKELY TO BE IN YOUR REFRIGERATOR: milk, lettuce, oranges 162 Academics The School Board sn | Front: C. Smith, R. Lea, J. Kane, G. Malecki. Back: G. Suprano, J. Fick, D. Marinelli, S. Cotton, M. Kocon, J. Belli, J. Collodi. Academics 163 THIS WAS Burrell captured The Burre we ai var ters Z Patrons d cn. | Jennifer— You made a great slave, and a great friend, even though you are a ‘little kid’ I'll miss you next year—Love Christy Blood (Marty's boy) Never forget: UVa, The Talking Heads, BMW's, Golf, and Tennis. Let the good times roll. When are we visiting Planet Claire? Shawn Renee—We've had a lot of good times. Nino's, the golf course, New Year's Eve (?). I'll never forget the time my grandmother walked in. Risky Business, The Cars, and Michelob forever. Love, Shawn Kathy—I'll never forget the yearbook weekends. We are Windsong Womenl! Chan‘s forever!! Chris and | will try to stay out of your bath- room from now on. Love You, Renee Kathy You future editorial wonder—don't screw up like | did. They'll hate you for it. Jul Chris-Baa-Baa Pencils, Opening doors at Chi-Chi's, ‘‘Get out of my bathroom! Hey, the plants on fire!’ K. Ray-Enya-My Sting Buddy, ‘'Can we have a ride? ’, Moo Goo Gai Pan, The Wingsong Woman who educated me, Take it easy—Kathleen Lady Bucs—You guys are the greatest, unfortunately, not at basketball, but we had a great time anyway. I'll miss you! Gooluck next year Love Christy Shan-Hey Ace, we had a great time this season, with slaves, bus trips, and a great new wardrobe. I'll miss you! Love Mitch Tami don’t step dreaming Love always Charlie Christy did Wayne talk to Kenny? Bonnie YA LASH, It’s not quantity, It’s quality! MC NALLY Mike H. I'm sorry for everything like acting weird Beth M. Sandy—I wonder if we'll have reached our goal by June 7! Greg—Look how big you are! Luv ya Sandy and MaryAnn KM—mommy, daddy won't let me drink MG, remember the pier—KI Kelly—you're a good friend. Don't forget the PIER—Karen JD—just take those 4 old records off the shelf ... Luv, Kris Jason—you're a great pal—Lynne MCD—cockroach change—Lynne Lisa never forget Spanish class you CRUSTED her!! AIM Mike H. Thanx for adopting us bro—Jennifer and Michelle Bruce—I want to go skiing!!! Ashley Vince it was great until it got stopped—in the middle Nikki, Remember the ballroom party? THAT was funny! Ashley Hey Lisa 8. | wonder if Albert is still at Johnny B’s Jenn Pam Paula the nicest friends ever, Love, Lori Missy, Leslee—Let’s sit on the wall tonight. Kelly Jenn—Hey chic, Let's always be close. OK? Best friends, Tree Robb—Remember me? | just wanted to wish you the best. Tree Mark—l'll love you forever. P.S. ‘Thanks for calling’’ Debbie Mario—Swing skinhead ... Love ya, Amy Lisa—Thanks for being there when | needed you. Luv, Kris Michele—Thanks for taking care of me. | love ya Miss Mess Lisa R.—My biology buddy! 2 more minutes until lunch! Paula Tom T.—Thanks for being such a good friend! Love ya! Paula Audra Lee, were you once a man? Marsha B. Mindy and Gary in the moonlight, perfect, if he was fat Bryan Patrick F. and Cathy B.—Carbon dioxide? 8:44! Joy Terri—Thanx for being such a good friend. Love yal Ann Jennifer boing!!! That guy saw you. Bob quit listening. Joy Jamie —Baked potato! Where's the party tonight? Love Kris Bruce you hamloaf! Dustbowl 4-ever. Good luck! Luv Cath Pen Tiger—T.C. and ah ... Oooh-yeahhh!!|—Mousey Bill—IUP, WVU, Erie, OC will never be the same after us—Den Laura Hope to be friends with you for a long time Luv LP Sam Don't worry about Amy. Marty is yours! Anonymous Kelly I've got you babe! Hey WVU here we come! Luv Scruff “62 Patrons LP—Let’s BANG pans have a baby and call CHRIS?! MARS MAGS Tidd, Lookin like a learch with Beth Greiner!! Bruce, Brian, Bob You're the greatest | love you alll! Nat Cath, Pen, Dave, Paul—!'ll miss you—keep acting pleasel NAT SG—Wanna sleep over at the racquet club again?!! Luv Missy Susan—Help Dick they're taking us to Yugoslavia! Suzanne Duda— You're 2 good 4 flowers | wuv U, Reefer Duda—Did you? Amy—you goof! Thanks for everything incl. Kitty Love ya Joy Jason— Would you care for another grape??? AHAHAH Ashley Nicole—Are you really Punky Brewster in disguise? Kel Chuck says Bucs are No. 1. The cheerleaders are the best. Marc—remember Christmas and Christmas Eve ‘'bear’’ love, Sandy Ruth remember ‘“‘Hot Pursuit’ in the car. ‘‘Florida’’ BFF Sandy Lori remember Beach Boys and party last day of school—SLM Debby— ‘'weezie ’! You Historian! Seniors at last! luv, Tricia James, Schafel, Lee, Chris, Geoff, Anita—Study hall! luv, Tricia Ron says Burrell Bucs 2nd the class of ‘86 are the best! Mark F. Always rememi:s. ¢ come up for air. Luv Sis. Mike R. Hope to get veu better. Love Staci “wake U-turns at red lights? CR an you believe it? Lisa Kris V.—Are you allow Paula—We survived °. Donny—It’s an hone: ! Renee and Susan Todd— Thanks for é. ‘onna miss ya Good ‘ick Love Amy Silly— We've been ti; but you'll always � + our Boop Shan, Michele, Leslie | ung in? Not me, cards!! Jew—We shop in a he sck lately Wedge 2: ings. Pokie Chris—Kelly—Jen-Tiff, 1) ‘or being great frien« ——Lill Tammy Thanx for being s °': 2 great friend! | wa: ‘ay?—Ann Jan—Thanks for being a great friend! Keep in to: Keib Bryan Hope we stay friends forever if not more { ‘aura Jim—What color is she???? The gang Julee Another trophy? For me? Where will | put i: —zanne Kimberly—Let’s go to the mens room—Bruce cor::-� rt! Kelly Les Kris Shan Don't forget NKT Coolers Graveyara! Michele Bob Den Bill Jew to the best GUY—Friends ever thanks WAGS Kristy, Remember our fun, wave fool, Rosies Pizza Luv, Beaber Amy to a great sister and swimmer Good luck next year Ava Jonathan—Pretty Kitty ! I—ANN Amy Thanks 4 the laughs Foodin Sh. My Cheeks hurt! Beth Karen to my lunch pal. Better late than never! Beth Nik and Christopher—Let the music play. Luv, Blue Dean Thanks a lot for everything! | need you there! San Hey guys brody baw-haw lives! Guess Who? Greg and Jeff, Thanks for being wonderful friends. Luv Wid De Never forget ECA! How ‘boutbio? Good Luck at Pittl—RR Junior Cheerleaders Knock ‘em Dead Next Year! You Can! RR Jason Thanks for always being there! Good Luck Love Roz Jim Don’t open your door, you'll hit a telephone pole. BT Reina—Cannonballl Kojak! Let’s give her a lollipop!—Guess? Dave Beal You are a four eyed jumping Jamaican Lunch Jill— You're such a butt—like but | love yal Love ya Char Nick—We’ll name our first after you. Reina Rob—Race you to the car. | will always love you. Reina Kris: Thanx for being such a cool friend! Luv ya lots MJ Loren—Thanks for making my year fun. Get new make-up! Jill Andrea—Remember Physics ‘'Hm‘'! $1 a test! Love Sandy Shani, We'll go to N.J. Someday. You know we will. Leese Mac, thanks for being there for me! | don’t know what I'd do without youl Everything is going to be fine love Mona Mike | am really glad | met you and | hope we stay together for a long time because we get along so well love Pokie Don Ross, Brian McNally, Ray Sharick, Jason Altmire, Susan Renda, and Renee Solomon— Congratulations on a Scandal well done two years ago in a certain Biology class!!! Julie and Susan—someday we will again meet Behind the Green Door Renee Kevin and Shawn— You still owe us a re-match of Trivial Pursuit, we are ready to whip you again!! Susan and Renee Lisa, You're a good sister and a great friend. Fire! Fire! Myrtle Beach here we come! We're going to party! Love, Paula Pam, You are my best friend ever! Thanks for always being there for me! Hey—This summer is party time! Love ya, Paula Shan, Loren, Michele, Kris—Thanks for being bad influences, | would have never turned out this way—I Love You Guys! Leslie Jennifer Remember all the great times we had together. Thanks for al- ways being there for me. You're the greatest. Love, Joy Laurie -Thanx for being the greatest friend in the world! What would | do wit! ut you? You're the best! Love, Ann Jason il—WAKE UPII! Thanks for being such a wonderful and special friend. ive always, Judith (or BABS!) Shelle “Cigarei:“s, smokey, smokey. Are you on??? Well then give me sc Love drew Brian, _ill neve jet all of the wonderful times. Thanks. Love, Kristie Mindy, ‘hanks fi “ing my best friend. | will never forget all of the fun times have Love, Kristie Kris, Loren, Shan for the good tir Jamie, Shan, Mi Never forget all ‘ichele, Leslie, Jamie, Lisa, Krissy, and Jill— Thanks Love, Kristie ‘e, Cassie—Here's to all our wild talks and times. trips to N.K.T. Luv ya Krissy friend. Can‘t wait for Ocean City. It’s going to be a wild summer. Aw nan, I’m not drinking that! Love, Kris Christy— know we've had our differences but the good times exceed the bad. I’m glac we are friends. Love Kelly Chuck —We have had good times and bad times but | miss you and ! Still love you alot!! Love you always, Jennifer Jennifer Harris—I’m glad that we are best friends. Remember our party days and never forget them. Best friends, Sandy Erb Vicki—I'll miss you alot next year when I’m in college. Never forget | love you always! Mark Kris, Jill, Shan, Jamie, Leslie, Michele—Thanks for all the wild parties HA HA HAI | love you guys—Loren Jill To a very funny girl, who makes school worth coming to. See you up at Clarion Love Loren Zette—Look back and remember all the good times these past 4 years from French class to WHSI. U always made it fun. Love Susan Jul—Sorry we left you at Westinghouse that fateful Saturday—Susan, Suzette, Chris and Tom Jamie You're a ¢ To the gang—Ter, Ann, Mary, Chris, Jane, Jul, Bruce, Brian, Bob, Brad, Tom, Suzanne, Trac, Tammi, Sue, Sarah, ‘Zette, Achim—Thanks—Nat Stac—To the best friend we have ever had! We have had lots of great times more to come! Party buddies Mary Jo, Meg Varsity Cheerleaders Thanks for a memorable year! You're more than fel- low cheerleaders you're my fish heads Love Roz Denny my best cousin and buddy the bug hunchback long live the fore- head fishman! Thanks. I'll miss you! Love Michele. Hey Wag—Ah | have a hair appointment, I’m cold, I’m wet, my bum is Sore, | have a headache, complain, complain, Luv ya cuz—Den Miss—Watch out for those stop signs—he is such a nut—bounce off any van walls?—New Year's Eve the traditional wayl—Lis Joy—Mario’s wearing a trenchcoat! What about the green one? Mony mony yal Definitely fits the fine catagoryl! Ashley Dave Cribbs hope to become better friends with you in the summer than what we are now Love Lori P. Will and Chris: Thanks for always being there for me when | needed someone to talk to! Luv MaryJo Jennifer— We've known each other for a long time | hope a lot longer! Good luck! Love, Kim Bob J. Bill J.—Remember Delbert big run. Good luck Bob want a case of the Bull?? HAHA Kim Herbie—Good thing everything is ours!! Know why we have more of everything! Keep your partying spirit okay?! Luv, Kim PJ—To a sweet sis. JS SJ forever, huh? Old stuff. We're on to bigger better things. Myrtle Beach here we come. Lisa Kim—lI’m glad | got to know you this year. Thanks for making my senior year —ah?—interesting! Luv ya, Andrea Lisa—Don't forget ‘THE ROOM” with PH, RB, JM all the cruising we did thru N.K. Thanks for everything. Luv ya, Andrea Mark and Chris, We can think of other things to do than watching you sweatil! Hint! Hint! Remember us. Deb Traci Pam you're such a dumb blonde. We have had some excellent times. There will be so many more. Can’‘t wait! Best friends. TREE Shari Lynn Hessom—! will always love you. Forever yours, Phillip Mer—l'll never forget lunch or science. Thanks to everybody who helped me skil Jim: Thanx for the hole! Hallie—Beak “89” Como you railhead ar ar ar gabby cliffy robby skippy hey jarhead put a lid on it! you lose you wack so what's up burr Kevin Let’s go out one night and see if we can get my tailpipe caught in the side of a hill at 2 AM in Burrell Lake Park. Me Shawn and Kevin Why Don’t we go to Pittsburgh and see Nino? Tracey—Your oreo cookies milk. A summer day a red rose all wrapped up in one. | love you. Don’t ever forget. Roy Kel We've had so many great times together | can’t begin to list them. There unforgettable like our friendship. Love Amy Tricia member MacGyver Scott Todd Rich Thanks for getting us to- gether. The Older the bigger the better Luv Paula Donna—Thanks for sharing all the laughs and tears with me. I'll always be here for ya Sis. BFA—Share (Let's buy a tent.) Janie You've made this year fantastic. Symphonies, Springsteen and long summer nights. I'll never forget us. Love Bob Mona—Remember all those chow-Downs. Let's go west get sixteen candles. You're a great friend 2 yrs till WVU,—Luv Lynne Rock—You're the greatest. I'll never forget last summer. OC was a blast. Next summer will be even better. Luv Roll Dawn— You are the best friend anyone could have you are always there when | need you. You are the best | wuv you—Karen Amy—To a great friend We had some really wild times Don’t forget Robin and Clay Next time come in earlier—Luv KI Sandy— You're the greatest friend—I'll never forget all the good times we've had. Good Luck in La Your friend always MA Paula F. Don’t forget our friendship of 4 years BFF E Beth M. 9th Grade Wrestlers—Thanx for a great year! Jennifer Jack Thanks for everything especially the beginning Missy Pen Gimme a little—!One doz. pony cookies, pleez! BFA Cath Hey Wimpy | love you Willy Lillian, your the best friend in the whole world, Chris Bill, | love you and miss you Christyne Andy Heuser Who are you taking to the prom??? Bam Bam | love you. Help Dino bit me in my ???Luv Pebbles Joy— You're an idiot! | think you should be the Pres.—Karen Patrons 169 Pe nae — a oJ + rt - ‘ ta ‘ Carolyn—Thanks for the many good times! Luv your cus’ Joy Karen(pres)—Thanks for all of the fun Incl swimteam—Idiot Gin— 180 more days! Are you counting? Love C.C. Cindi—We forgot to count them this year! Rats Me Jen Denise—Coolers! Give Me one Kings, chorus, allies, ski— Wej Joelle, Thanks for keeping me sane’. ‘86 Freshmen Rule Jill Francine, Stop whining! Our Freshman year was great. Luv Jill Jen Remember when we got stuck $107? Get that umbrella Joy AJ—Feelings may change but we'll always be friends Luv Myf Tree keep saving for a jeep! No more parties for us! Jenn Amy Your a scum! Don't forget about OLD WHITY! Luv ya Jenn HOL (Deer), Leigh, Tree, BAY leaves? Georgia? Luv YA Jenn (HON) Christy westminster bound. Wire-rims?Why?Luv ya Jenn—slave Chrissie—J’m glad We've become good friends Love Kim S. Muffy—1'll kill you! Ready to party?? Yea you are! Kim Rez go in the sink if the pots being used VA Beach 1 DAR John Randy, Thanks for all the rides. Luv ya guys, Lisa AMY Don't forget spanish. Eric CRUSTED you Kendrick Lisa Tini—Drive over any flowerbeds lately? (heehee)— Tree —Hols Dawn | still dont like your ewe! Here we come RB! BFA,CATH Darren, | love you now and forever. Love Brenda Pebbles, | love you but can we get rid of Dino! Luv Bam Bam Amy | have never been so happy in my whole lifel! luv Kel Rem I'll love you forever Love Rec Graz “'! have a formal announcement to make!” Kel Chadley the APPLE of our eyes. Love that PITT shirt! ??? Fred let’s go to Pizza Hut. Your a great friend Love Rec Annie Thanks for being such a great friend. Luv ya Laurie 179 Patrons Eric Hack Remember November 2, 1985!!! Love Lori Jenn Thanks for helping me through the rough times Luv LD Lisa, ‘White Mt. Coolers?! ‘‘Crust on me! ’ Love ya, Tracey Ernie | love them jeans! The sweater looks real nice tool Joe Thanks for making boring weekends exciting Peggy Stacy Had fun remember the flats 4 times ha ha BF Tricia Roz I'm glad | got to know you. You're the greatest!!! Amy Reina—the sun and the moon are out at the same time! Beth Laurie—only one more year of F.B. to go—your B.Ball Buddy Lisa S. Basic math here we come! Remember crusting Pete? C.R. Les the Sev's lunch at Pondo and cruisin after school K. Hreb—should we go to West Virginia? New Year's awesome! K. Sue—New Year's Eve 1987 NYC here we come! Jul Jul babe—Remember all those Chemistry notes! Sue Dave you loser Thanks for being there. Best friends. Love, tree Suzette—J s it PJ or JP Renee Jennifer Bell—! want that mouse!!! DODOOTDODO! Ashley Col. Why can’t that parking lot be closer to the school? Robb Scotty | love you buddy! San S.W.1. . f will muss vou! Don't ever forget about me. You know whol Mindy, Key! Sté any blizzards lately or ditches? Luv, LP. Stub Luv ye is super stub. Des, Amy, Jenn, San Thanks for be::: a great bunch of friends. reat years ahead. 88 ). recat. Pok. Marcy We hac s we are friends fc tunes and there are man ou're one of a kind. Poki e to come | hope Shan, Loren, Micr esiie | could always count o: | will never forget you guys! Love, Kris : for a good time. Leslie Thanks for being the greatest friend a pers: ould ask for and more! Love ya! Your best friend bud! Michele Julie, The girl next door and more! If you ever get this summer feel free to climb up my tree. Let’s rent a movie. Love ways, Chris. at Michele, Thanks for being the greatest friend. Never put me in the car with D.J. again! Your best friend, Leslie. Sue, Where are your ear muffs? They should be in the Atlantic by now. Chris. Michele Did you get those pants sewn up? Olympics 88!!! Love, Chris Susan and Renee, In the better part of a year you guys became some of the best (only) friends I’ve ever had. Love, Chris Brian Thanks for being a great friend. We had some really wild times and | hope there are more in the future. Luv Pokie. Lynne ‘'Changes’’ keep happening! Ha hal Look out WVUI! Can you believe we're still friends? You are the best! FF Mona Scot Jon Dan Mark Dave Phil Mike we love you guys so much 88 is gonna be great love Aim San Poke Jen D. Uliz Mon Marc Donny and Susan | think we should add more verses to the “to pay” song! Linda and the Phones. Your turn to call Renee Miss McDoogle—This year is going to be great! | hope we can become better friends. Good Luck with McDoogle! BFA Lobo Jenn Shelly Missy the best friends ever love Lori JC December 6 busted! LP Nik thanks for being like a sis luv Lori C-ockett—Doodee! Number 72, hey weirdo—wanna talk about the .. eather? Sorry it’s dain bramage. Long live Tears! Tubbs ed—Ardvark and Gutter are really our best friends! Thanks for all the 30d times Good luck with Amadius. Love Rec tles— ¥: we‘re cool! We breakdance in the mall, spit in fountains, ind fall « of photo booths? Stripes-n-Cosby ever CR Christy - 3all won't be the same without you. You'll always be my Jeity. C wait to watch you play college B. Ball. Shan— :ure had our good times this year. At the club, in b.ball and in softi ‘m gonna miss ya a lot. Love—Beth Kevin : can | say? Its amazing that we are so close when you think about year. We have been through some bad times, but they only made ‘oser in the long run. We have a special relationship. You know that. 7 going to miss you a lot next year. You had better keep in touch or | will kill youl Thanx for everything. | love you. Renee Roach to my very best friend in the whole world. I'll never forget all the things we've been through and I’m glad you were there. I'll always be here for you no matter what you better keep in touch. | hope we never grow apart. BFAAF Patti Rochell Hope we'll always be best friends even after grad. | can’t think of going around without u you're my 2nd half Patti PACS—Remember me when you have your first baby girl so you can name her after me HA! HAI Just don’t ever forget me—PAX YA ELITE!You're so cool! Maybe some day !| can be as cool as you! Thanks for associating with me. Love, Brian Gilbert Lynne When are we going to party? How bout the tower Kris Mona you have a BIG mouth. All | can see is hair. You are the best. Luv Kris PS Good Luck with BOKI! I'll get Augie!!! K.G.—! would have never made it through boil—ING point, Monsieur, or Charlemagne lips without you—Thanks—L.D. Kimberly—You vagrant!|—Yes, We MEANDER through Dramatic lrony—J R lives—Christmas Mich. in the FGF—Keep in mind slight memory loss and the taste of the host—Lisa YA QUEENIE, You‘re so smart, sexy and royall Some day someone will learn you some manners! Your servants, QUACK MAC Jelly, Remember FLORIDA! Guys! K Discounts Gus. Just Don't forget our friendship it will last forever ever ever, Peanuts TAMI—let’s have a great summer! The 4 of us. If your ever confused again just call. Hope we become better friends—STAC Ronnie—I LOVE YOU SO MUCH! These months together have been the best | can‘t wait until “89°! Remember the black eye and all the other great times! Keep me FOREVER! IWRF-NIKKI Fellow Meandering Vagrant: Always remember Charlemagne Lips, MEN, Tawna DUH, Face, FGF, J R, Gavnt, Equanimity, MEN! Luv—GRAZ Kel—We must PARTY in more MEN'S ROOMS! FGF Forever! A formal announcement: ''Kitchen Garbage Bags! Luv—Graz Vicki Carrie—Thanks for all the fun we had this year. Hey, let's go to Springdale and get lost! Ruth Mark—Remember this year. Slurp, next time I'm driving your car. Have fun—Ruth Sandy N.—Tell me how many people can go to Kittanning and end up in Vandergrift? Only me.—Ruth Denise—Some of the most meaningful things are said in the simplest ways—lI ‘m glad we're friends. F F Jennifer Brian— You're a great friend. Keep in touch. Remember the hot tub and feeding the ducks at Seven Springs. Jennifer Leslee—! am realy happy that | met you this year. Love you always! Bill To the class of 86—Kurt, Frenchy, Randy—How could we ever forget taking the Valley viking? Bill That's OK Brian—Don’‘t stop and talk. Just joking. Good luck and have fun at PSU. Love always, Jill Wedge—Thanks for everything—101 Dalmations—horse back riding— Yeah, you and Dea eat shrimp—Nursery Rhymes—! luv ya—Chip Rich Buford— Glad | got to know you. Thanx for being there for me. Tell Vance | gotta hear him jam! Jenn Greenaway Smiley— Thanks for listening to all our problems and for all the rides. By the way—next party—at your house! HL and KD Kris Davis—Where’s your next party?—In your pool—right?! Love ya, Heather Amy E.—I'll never forget that one particular phone call! Do you think they will?!? Heather Lynne Thanks for always listening to me about everything! We made it through a big mess. | hope it’s all over. Love, Mona. Cass, Where should | start all the parties. Figi handitrail. | want food or here we come guts. Forever, You're the best. Ame. Todd Randy always remember psychocybernetics; too much stress and all the fun times we had together. Love, Sandy Shannon Thanks for the use of the pool the great times together! Oli good luck in the army. Write me. Love, Sandy. Kiet RUN! SS FF don’t forget Cosmo! Char Rani remember Denny's Amy Tracy Kim Peggy Tammy the next two years will be great Susan Will you EVER CLEAN YOUR ROOM? You're going to get eaten alive by some creature that has been living there. Jul Holly—Did you lose your lemonheads? Indublility! Kris Amy—Thanks for always being there when | needed you! Mark Renea, Sandy, Tracy, Lisa, Tracy, Megan—Good friends—Jen De—Thanks for all of the long talks and advice. Love Kelly Sween Char—U 2 made BHS fun. Thanks for memories—Love, Gimp Fetecon= Are you high? Let it ride. Just let it ride! Preiss Gumitch—Thanks for being a friend—Love, Lis Thor, Jill, Miss, Don—Thanks for making it fun at LJS—Denny Bob—Job you freak! Nice as pie. Saran wrap. Sign lang. Wags. Modes You've been a real friend. Thanks. | love yal Rozlyn Gimp—Attack anyone lately?! HA HA! Love Gimp (Jeff!) Christy—Thanks for all your patience with me! Love, Jill S. Spear—Good luck with Greg Rez. Jamie Rawhide. Yeah, Luv Rez er Shan, Jamie, Michele—the greatest partiers around!!! Cassie—You are a great sister and friend. | love ya! Jamie Den, Jew, Bob, Bill—I'll miss the rips on me in art. Luv, Wags Mac—Elite all the way! The terd 1 nerd. Love Michele (Wags) Chris—Thanks for being a great friend. Friends always, Lill Patrons 171 Char— You are such a buddy! | luv yal Silly Jilly Jim—Remember the pumpkin! Mac Derek rem. the firebird! Mac REINA—Remember Colt—like, ribs, those rough nightsIGRAZ VEECH—Shall we try for ''3” with Old Spew?!? Luv—GRAZ Tricia thanks for teaching me all about a Hester!! Anita Tiffany the 1988 Olympic ski team needs you! Peter HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRISII Your forgetful neighbor Anita Chris DB is having a sale do you want to go? Anita Brian Thanks for being such a good friend! LUV YA! Wiener Sandy—we should've put it in the trunk! Luv Jill Dyn asty | luv yal Your favorite neighbor luv, Silly Denny You are such a gimp! Oh ya! Luv gimp (Jill) Stacey I'll love my baby bunches forever SMMK! Garrett Mary don’t you dare pull my hair! Go to class !?! Ashley Jack | love you babe! Shar Todd you've been a great friend. I'll miss you. Luv Kris MELLISSA—Hey PIGPEN—Read any good palms lately? Luv Graz James—''And you said | know—tomorrow” Bill Nikki P. Remember the good-n-plenties in your nose! Love NA Colorguard of 1985 We were the best and we knew it! Nikki Kevin It wasn’t a rock, it was a Rock LOBSTER! Punky Rich | love you glad we got together Love always Paula MeNally—Pull your pants up—your underwear’s hanging out! Hay Dean and San—Those Dam tourists! Luv ya! The fish Hey Mike I'm gonna kick your butt! Luv ya, Elizabeth Supe, you can do it Duffy moon for sure scum, Luv ya Amy! Jason you're the greatest! Luv ya Amy Lynne you're a great friend, let's stay good friends,Amy Jamie Dana Fweddie is here Luv Rez Cris loves cariene Kathy you're a great friend never forget sleaze! Me Kristie ‘'Key’’ audra Lee Im soo wasted’ Love Min Kristie—“You're soo huge’’CJ Harold Love you Luv ya Min Annett—! know w hat is really going on in your mind!—Tracy Heather—Let's go cruisin’ in Floridall—Tracy Mike K. “'Strings’’ good luck in all you do! Love ya, Lorie. Carla thanks for all the wild and crazy times suzy Tom, why don‘t we break our left ankles next year! Bruce Dave, thanks for the cold Bud! Friends always Jen Chrisy find anymore surprises under your Christmas tree? Deege love them north apollo farmers! Love always Cindi Are you coming Shell? Rorry rom. Thankyou for being there. Deb—too bad you're always with Scott but that’s OKI! Kim Hon—Bay leaves! Let's party! Bestest friend— Deer! Green(AA)—Go S. Call—Fresh from Ca—Hols(DD) Lee Tree,Nej—Go Bay Giorgiol—Highlands cheerleaders? —Hols Tay—remember tea leaves and the guys from Penn Hills? Hol Tracey You have been the best friend ever! THANKS Missy Cath You're the best! Swim! Run! Shake some teal Glug! D.M. Char is your bum on fire? Thanks for everythingIIIII1 Missy Chris and Kurt when’s our sloshing party??? Sloshers 2 3 San—Let’s go to Simon’sl! Hey, ... I’m Sandy! Luv yal Pam Melissa, I'll give you $3.00 to park over there! Love, D. C.C. Hope you get Scott back. Don't forget me. Luv ya DEB Nichole A—I think his sweater is a bit stretched! F.F.—Joy Vicki B. The best “twin sister’ everll! F.F. Joy Lash your not coming to my sleep overl! Luv Shan Mac remember the c-vette Shafe Ann Thanks for being such a great friend Colleen Robb remember all the great times Hope for more Greg 472 Patrons Jaff You made my senior year great Thanks Greg Maryann Sandy This big one for you Love ya Mr. Big Greg Kristie Mindy Thanks for all the good times Love ya Grag Jonathan—Pretty kitty!l!] Ann Andrea Jenn Mary Kim 2 1 86 what a night take it off Lisa Achim my favorite AFS‘er love you dearly I'll miss you. Nat Jamie to my sis thanks for everything! | love youl Cass Tricia Anita ‘Eat like a piggy’’ “‘Let’s get a tan?! Trac Annio—livingroom ballet-—sweat—boytalk—thanks friend. NJM Roy: I'll love you 4-ever a day, | promise. Love Tracey Tricia and Stacey you are super friends Love Jess Mis, You're my buddy! Thanx for always being there! Cas Karen goodluck in all you do! I'll miss youll! Love Helen Hey Walter! Well | really don’t know what to tell youl Stew James Thomas | still love you RO Len P. | love you Kirt Amy W | recommend you go to sgnitsah Eval Great food! Me Chidi Thanks for making Dokken Bon Jovi possible Sandy Herbie, Erbie, Herb Erb’ � .'ii be friends forever Amy Andrea, Sandy, Mary !! � the weekends!!Partyl! Lisa Suppa don't forget to 2 pudding! Free food! Lisa Andrea, Wedge we ge onuts ’ and get caughtl! Lisa Chris and Renee, For Si cokin in the R. B. Room! Reeb Eric(Grizz) | love you!--- RJ—You are so Fine é: Missy—They all care. |. . lways be in LOVE ith youl se fun year, Than) ‘‘ackie Jen—They don't get mvc than youl Love © ity) Michele—Where am ?La . Kleenex, Ski Free,V. s—Wej Pokie—lI'll teach you to get 2! chairlifts,red pylons: Charlie—Keep our dreams alive | love you. Your Ba Thor Are you Mary's sister?? Shan Lee—JT—Remember our study Hall ‘‘The rapp‘n Cr. Shafe Uliz: There is one word that sums it up: Ocean City san Wedge: The largest bridge in the world! Luv ya Dear Suzy—We have to go to Pittsburgh, it’s number one — Carla Debbie—We're wild cause we're only gonna live once—Carla Lez—You're a very ‘'special’’ friend! Luv ya, Silly Scott F.—Don’'t ever forget about the X-11—Take care—Carla Amy—Always remember—That’s what friends are for! Luv ya, TRA Gary—You are a real nice friend to have! Love, Michell Suzy—Never forget B-ball and the Hill-Billies! Luv ya, Jen Jul babe—Thanks for all the driving lessons! Sue Hreb—Should we go to West Virginia? New Year’s —Awesome—K Myfie— “Thanks” for being my bestest friend! Luv ya! Veech David Thanks for always cheering me up first period! Mona Kristen, shut up about my hair. You're weird! Love Mona Wedge Pittsburgh, Christmas Shopping,movies, this year—Pok Pok,Dea,Amy,Mona and Paula The wildest bunch | know! Marcy D,Pok,Sand,Jenn,Marc,Mona,Ame, | love you guys.88 Fred Stacey, Let’s stop fooling around and get married! Jason Jo, Lynn, Lara have fun over the summer keep in touch Ava Kelly—Thanks for all the religious experience Christy DeDe—How about fixing the hole in my wall, peacemaker Christy Missy—Oct 18 WMC at the boat—major destruction—Christy Denise—Thanks for all the great parties on New Year's Evel Christy Horatio—Don’‘t be a TREE! Be a BUSH! Your favorite co-captain Ingrid Kristen,Laurie Beth—Stop signs, KSU,and Whitney, persect together—Christy Heather—June 23, July 16, great days. | love Augie. Kris Mary Ann—Remember our goal! It doesn’t have eyes! Sandy Pen, Tony, Dave—Thanks for making biology funl! Luv ya, Amy Bean—It was YOUR fault! Maybe this summer! Luv yal Chippy Dan—When are we going to have a wrestling rematch? Jul Luv ya Dan—Thanks for having such a wonderful shoulder to cry on. Suzette 22 lives foreverl! Renee Angelo—! love you forever! Amy Ange—July 25 85! Me Wedge— Yeah | crack my neck in the movies. Don’t drink all the Cherry Coke. Behind the green door. Oh my god! Bugaloos— Guido Bob—Hey gimme a chew. Who's driving? Bill is. Yeah, right. Wrapping Bob Vicelike arms. I'm a grappler(D D)—Guido Michele, You're friendship means so much to me and | hope it lasts forever. Thanks for everything. Love you always—Kelly Sandy Erb—One of my best friends. Thanks for being there when | need- ed a friend! Let's party sometimel! Best friends. Jenn Amy and Lori—maybe I'll get you your X-mas presents to you before Easter next year. C-ya next year when | return—Mark MaryJo—Let's go to the golf course! Thanx for being great friend, I’m sorry for all the fights we had! Kris Jew, Bill, Den Remember our ski adventures—I'm cold, my toes hurt, turnpike ticket. BILLY YOU HATE ME! Luv, THE COMPLAINERI! Leslie, Kris, Shan, and Loren You guys are the best. Thanks for all the -2mories. Good Luck in years to come. Love, Michele. | sissy—’ slad we became very good friends this year. | wish it could ave be: ‘oner. | Love You! Jamie rissy a an you guys are the greatest. I'll never forget all the wild mes a, they were the greatest! Love, Jamie Jana y @ my pal ha ha Luv Rez Darlene VA beach forever Rez Qneetz ow! ¢ you mean a lot to me. Love Michelle Julee, r, Jen— You are the best lunch buddies | ever had! You guys crack up! I love you guys! Love, Jill Denti on't touch me, | had five hours of practice last night!!! Your favor.iss GIMPI Luv, Jill D., Aim, Cas, Char, Les, Miss, Lisa, San, Pokie, and Jen! You are all great friends! | love you! Love, Jill Chris—We have 3 years left then party time!! Can‘t wait until this sum- mer. Maybe we'll get a chance with NC.TH luv, Lill Billy Remember the water battle at Shanks! rem all the great times rid- ‘ng! Old's MAC Yuck How’s Mark! puppy dog L8BB | will never forget youll! Someday you will be minel! I'll love you now and forever!!! BLL Shawn Uhh, Shan‘s in the sauna Sue. California‘s callin’ us bud! | love you a whole bunch! Love Always, Shan Uliz, San, Silly, Poke, Paul, and Pam: Thanx for making cheerleading such 4 great year!!! Love ya, Dean Ashley—Thanks is not enough for everything you've done for me. You are a true friend. I'm always here. —Joy Paul Battman You old fart! Heavens to Betsy, Babs will miss serving you granulated—ah, no! We Love You! BFA, Cath and Pen Kelly and Leslie—Thanks for all the notes, | saved every one. S M Kel- ly? Some on now lets be serious! Gonna miss u 2-Luv, Sexy Aim and Cas—You are still my best boopies! Never forget all the great times! Love, Jill and Billy Bundolovich Burger Debbie—Well, We've both had our troubles and we were always there for each other! Thanks a lot and take care—Love, Carla S.M.F.—Good Luck with college lifel!!! | hope you write. Thanks for all the good memories. I'll mi ss yall Love C.J.C. Suzy—! hope to have more good times as in the past. Thanks for always being there when | needed you. Love, Carla Marty, Sorry the party was so boring at 7 Springs! Thanx for spitting on “his”’ interiorll! Deana Beth Let's go ‘Christmas caroling” or make some cookie dough or have one of our “‘discussions!’’ M-B-A-B! Love Ya, Jen Lisa Thanks for caring about me when | was really depressed. You are a true friend. Love ya, Your friend, Michelle Aim, Mar, Bee,—You guys are the best. Don’t forget Ralph, the color green, and our wild and crazy times! Love you always! Tray Bobby EEK!I Love you sweetie Janie Ann, Remember young blood, my messy locker, and the football game. Thanks for making these times so special. Love, Terri Mona, My best friend in the whole world. We've had some great times together. Thanks for making them that way. Terri Renee and Julie—Remember CS at TP in front of DS’ house—Don'‘t forget those Oakland trips. Sue Gumbie, Kermet, Red-Ridinhood, Bozo, Minnie—Each one of you has made my senior year speciall I’m here always 4 you—Strons Les—lIt looks like you've started driving. Now when will | learn? Love ya, Char Mars— We've had some pretty wild times. | wanna party with you al- ways. Cowgirl colorguard forever! Your sis, Luv ya, Mags Wag, You're my favorite Michele. Too bad you re not as smart as me, but you are elite! Remember the terd! Love, Gilbert Wak, | think | finally learned you some manners! Remember quack ears and skippy? How about hydrogen peroxide? Mac 10 Lash and Wag, Thanks for being my best friends. Hopefully you won't get too elite for me. Love, BGM Lash, Ya, you're cooll You're my favorite GM, BL and Jerkface. Too bad you can't give froggers. Love, Brian Mac 10 Jill— You are my favorite freshmen. How are your friends? Enjoy the next 3 years. I'm sure you'll miss me, ya! Love, Brian Melanie—You are my best friend and sister. Thanks for all the good times we had together!! Best friends always—Kim Terri, Nat, Jane, Traci, Mary—You guys are the best. I'll never forget all the great times. Puddle Party all summer. Luv, Ann Traci— Watch out Pitt, we're coming! Thanks for all the great times. Bring lots of Kleenex for our colds! Love you, Ann Shawn—My little snuggle bear. Thanks for being there when | need you. Please never change. Remember the Dam Jan. 8. Luv, Ann Kimberly—Saline solution, ribs, chocolate syrup and whipped cream. Frick Frack. Dudek Beck. Luv ya—Reina Hi I'm Penelope I'm from New York my father’s in the Mafia and | attend all colleges!!! Guess who LAURIE?! Anita Christine this man came to my house the other day with a big bottle of gook! ! Anita Tricia and Chris I’m three days younger than God, my mother’s a saint. Who am ? Anita Lee thanks for being a better friend than M MI! I'll miss you next year. Love, Neat SCOTT—The Past Year has been the best Year of MY Life! | Love You More than anything in the world! | Love You! JILL WID—Star 80 and Evening Mag! Ocean City look out! OH by the way—! want to hold your HANDI! Luv Jill Pokie + Dyna—Hidden Valley was great! We won the fight and even though Poke broke her arm we had a blast! Luv Silly SAN—1 like the McDonalds in Harmarville. It’s yard makes a great drive- way! never forget all the good times! Luv Jill DC—I'll always miss you when we're apart love always and 4- ever—lIt's a secret by the way when are we gonna go running SNAP—Don't forget the decorating business, the Imperial, Florida, the 4 dress u ups, and all the other crazy times luv PIN STACEY This First Year with you was excellent lets make it forever re- member 89 it will be fine SMMK! Love ya Garrett Patrons 173 i, a Mario thanks for being so nice—even though | was a pain in the neck! Good luck in the Marines Love you always Ashley Reina, Heather E., Heather L., Amy, Lisa, Peggy, Colette, Tracey and Roy—Never forget lunch and the birthday parties! —Krissy KD—Can't wait to go waterskiing this summer—especially with Augie!! Just don’t cut your knee again! Luv KR Possom, Ya know girl, you are like a sister to me. Sorry about that time with Vic. | should mind my own business. Fog Lisa, you're a great friend. Stay as nice as you are. Don't forget all the good times we have had. Friends forever, Tammi Eyes—Remember WF-Kip, SF Bill It has been alot of fun! I’m sure we're going to have alot more fun in years to come Lisa Julie—Remember A—lunch, aerobics, Westinghouse and diving practice with GE. But when do | get my Harvard sign? Zette Susan—Ms President I'll presume. We knew how to get the most fun out of those seminars didn’t we? Let's continue—Zette Renee—The best eve r! Your total honesty as a person will keep us close forever. I'll always be there. Stay Gold—Zette Girls’ Swim Team: A great group to work with. Keep achieving next year when you beat Kiski and Highlands—Love Zette Scott F.—Camaros aren't that bad! In the memory of the Chevy x-11 you once had. Good luck in finding another one. George Jul—! know we've had our differences yet | still consider you a good friend. We had a lot of fun last summer, | hope this summer will be the same. Love Renee Cindy—Tennis forever! Paul is ... well, fill it in yourself! Ha, kidding, right? “And She Was” Take it easy. We are going out definitely! Love Sue Cindy—Remember ‘'This one is definitely in!’ Moonball city! There is a pizza waiting for us in Ford City.” Rupert's! Double-Fault Sue babes—''Hey! That's my shirt!’ You lost the big ‘A’ on the tennis 474 Patrons team, Late Nights with Dave and the Trek, ‘Will you do my papers?” Take it easy, Love Kath Jill Springdale MCD‘s, the road, Waug sign, graveyard, old mill. Don't forget them buddie! San OK Mr. Folser’s and Mr. Listwak's. I'm going to have to start assigning some DT’s. Can anyone help me with this problem Nat??? Kelly —I'm sure we'll be friends until the end of time. | love you. ( That's what friends are for) Michele Jill— Your friendship made it all worthwhile. Love, Michele Susan and Renee—Remember CS in TP in front of DS‘s house? Love Jul Chris thanks for always being just a hop skip and a jump away, thanks for not letting me make it 20 miles. Jul Maria—I'll never forget diving with you, don’t forget “you can do it Jul’’, or Scott with “the night before the meet’’, or GE Love, your coach, Jul Scott, you're a dear, you made diving a lot of fun. | was always jealous of “the night before the meet’’. Love, your coach, Jul Kevin— You're a great guy. | know, | once asked you. Sue Mark Scripps—Thanks for always being there when | needed to talk. You're 2 great listener! Shani Lisa—Thanks f¢ s bsing there when | needed to talk. | hope that well be gr: ver! Love ya—Shani e We have to do it again. This time don’t fall. to listen. Shani ison - helping things out between Craig and me. Than’s jor being és vthen | needed to talk. Shani Lucy—-Have you silvecd uphill lately? | want my MTV’' arce Holly— Go Souihein Cai! Let’s be roomies. Jennifer Mona mom thanks fong live the o | love you very mi Amy Senior majorettes we love you guys Les Jul Marc Ar my Ingrid—quit being so lackadaisical!! Luv, Horatio Crickett—just always remember—'‘'Why wouldn’‘t he - Breeze Jenn, Have a nice time falling at the flats? gfa Miche Don I'll always love you. Love Leslie Wid, Min thanks for all the laughs. I'll miss ya. Luv, K. 3 Marce yeah we take my moms car and for what? Pokie Brian Kenny Billy Bobby | luv ya all your buddy Pokie Jew Boycepark yea we ski, everytime with you is a riot Pok Terri | love you love Colslaw Charmayne of course someone is on the phone! Luv Kelly Mac—Please don't forget me after graduation. Jennifer Sup—Holly’s a commode-head! Green Becky—No more stories!! See you on the slopes! Michelle “We love you Flintstones’’, BamBam and Pebbles Kristen—Help! | can't seel! Luv ya, Michelle Colin—You're better than having a brother!! No Pigs! Michele San—You made physics bearable. Keep in touch. Love ya, Andrea Lori: | love you. Guess who? Lori, Tim, Tom, Best of friends. Love you all! Val France—Go for it! No one will ever knowl! Leigh Amy F.—Gonna miss ya, but stay cool! Cuff the link, OK! Kim Scott—From now on wear a turtle-neck when needed! Traci Hey John Buddy—Thanks for listening. Bets of friends—Tree RC OKIE, Thanks for putting up with me all year, but remember PAR- TY all night, July 22-23. Luv ya, RIA Amy, Char, Nicole you guys are the best friends ever! Good friends are hard to find. Love yal Kelly Fred let’s go to the mall. Ooh Rock Me Amadeus. Did | pick up a pig? I'm done ripping and yes he does love me. Love Rec Missy, Kimberly, Leslee, Julee, Krissy, Reina—Thanx for being my best a buddies—Kelly Shan and Christy—Why? Oak Tree AARDVARK Angie and Francie! Buccopia Don't be a TREE be a BUSH, MISS YA Laurie and Beth Scott, Whatever you do, never forget, “‘THE NIGHT BEFORE THE MEETI’’ Guess Who? P.S. GOOD LUCK in whatever you dol! Troll—don‘t cross my bridge, Heimer, look a cherry! Milkshakes, garage sales, shrapnel head, highest form of an idiotl! WEJ Chip Buck—ya, you do cemeteries, ride horses fall in rivers, see jaged edge the largest bridge, buy Chinese shrimp with mel Bobjob—Mr. Virostec, Ebenezer,saran wrap,popcorn head, Duran Duran, HB,you Freak! You're out too early, loose weight!l—WEJ Michelle Leslie—rub a dub dub 2 chicks in a tub, let’s get an apartment someday and be three is company-until then-WEJ Kris Mindy—Xmas 85, better buy some Alpo,Mercurios,Newyears, fatmen peanuts,blowfish, closet painters till the end luv BM Pokie-Poke!,Pokel,Hit any trees?Nice clothes, | tell ya,oh God who's un- der those blankets?101 white pups, no hottubs—BM Guido—spaceship bug, turnpike tickets, seafood sauce sniffles,Dr. Minford's,chronic neckcracker, Hunchback, forhead —WEJ ! love you Shan! Shawn DesLauriers—Shan Leslie. From 9-23- 81—forever. Ain't messin’ aroundcuz we're California bound. Party animals never die! They just go to the flats to regroup! (Frenchy, Dirt, Hank, Ruk, Bowz,Art,Fish,Mitch—B. Ripper) T� the original Breakfast Club—Party upon farmer Tim’s return, Christ- ias Tree time ‘‘Friends forever’’ your hostess Darla Cindi—if we married farmers, would we have little farmboys and farmgirls? The age old question. Love Chris Cindy with a trailer, a car, a couple of Apollo farmers, and a year round Christmas tree | think we're gonna make it! Wesal—I think Mr. SM, Buttercup, Gerty, Oscar and even Rosey are the :t whoops! Don’t forget David | love you all—Ide Kitt; you're a great friend. We are going to miss you at college. Good luck Vince and everything. Luv Kelly Karen Vicki-. «member us trying to get you out of class. Then she chased us into ti %athroom—Mark and Nunz Shawn rember the C—Vette and all the great times. Mac Chris Shawn Harry } + Rob Rem Fbhah Mac Shawn just kidding! Mac Andrea we're doormats for the Sunlight! Did you really die? Never forget Jar. 3, 1986 Summer vac. will be greatl! Lisa Jenn Can't forget my Johnny B's datell and all the fun times you made sure | got home ... Thanx a lot we'll party more Lisa Maryann, want to join swimteam? Never forget Feb. 1, 1986!I! Want to go skiing? Yall Remember the M M races!!! Lisa Char the latter, fall in front of Mr. Wat lately? Guess who! Angelo thanks for all the great times | LOVE YOU Love Amy Resa Remember all the parties long haired gorgeous guys and the creek, Jim and Chuck, good luck at IUP Love Sandy Amy S, Amy W, Karen, Joy, Cindy, Julie, Beth you guys have been the greatest. Good luck at school. I'll miss youl Luv Helen Say want to go sled riding? My mom has your lazana. Great swim against Highlands in the flyl | love you. Ava Tom Guenther we love your body and hair, Amy Carchidi, Rani, Kirsten, Tracey Korb—Josh Krall (something sweet) Amy S look out New York City, especially Bloomingdales, because here we come! From the one that planned months in advance. Amy thanks for all the many good times we have shared together! You‘re the best. Goodluck. I'll miss you! Love Helen Paula remember big boy and McGyver the older and bigger the better ha ha had a great time this year Todd Scott Tricia Fish, Penny, Cath, and Amy—Thanks for making swim season almost bearable. | can’t wait till next year! Ba Hall Peggy Dr. Toot Thanks for being there when | needed you. The snow really helped! I'll have to remember that one! Love Peggy Roy, We've made it this far | love you more than ever. You're the best thing that ever happened to me. Love Tracey Chris—we're a lot alike. Thanks 4 Nov. 15. We always have fun togeth- er. Please keep in touch. Your favorite bunny Shawn—U r the greatest. Doesn't it always end up u and me? We speak the same language! Oh my goodness! Luv ya Renee Sue—Thankx 4 being a great friend—4 always being there when needed—Aug 17, Nov.15. Don't we always have fun? Love you, Me Shell, Remember all the good times in marching band with T.B. | still can't believe all those looks she gave me. Lisa Michelle, I'm glad we got to be such good friends this year. Remember all the fun times in Smoyer's class. See ya Lisa Darla remember that Friday night at the Church? We've been through so much. | know we'll be friends forever Luv Duzy Mac | will never forget how much | laughed that night in the terd. If it ever needs gas you know who to call. Love Kris Mario | know | never say it but | luv you, | am going to miss you when you leave Keep in touch and good luck Love Pokie Amy | love you! What would we do without each other? Watch out for those garbage cans! Love Mona As do you think we'll remember the time in Ocean City this year. Maybe we will be able to stay out longer. L.T. Kris | promise never to swear in your virgin ears again! Love ya Brian Jake we've had the best times together. I'll never forget them. I'll miss you next year, and I'll always love you—dJill Lei Thanks for all the great times and thanks for being there Love ya your best friend always and forever Mouth Kristen—Its been a great four years! | have a feeling it’s going to get better! Luv ya Lisa Veech— Busted. Here she comes now, up the driveway. Finally you can drive so let's go to Hampton or just cruisin‘ —Hreeb Amy given any baths lately. We had many good times. When are we going to take Mac truck. Best friends always Luv Kris Kristen—OC was great. We had many good times. I'll get Augie. 8-ball was a laugh. Luv ya Kris Ps July 17, 1985. Dea, Pok, Ame, San, Mona, Marce—Thanks for everything— Yunz are the greatest! | love yunz! Friends forever!!! Uliz Mousey—Thanks for all the times you listened when | talked on and on and on about TC! You're the best! Tiger(GRR ... ) Dea—Ocean City—I broke my foot—yeah, we're up at 4:00 shubies—Pee Wee's—Jill Y‘s—Raphael—I love yal BFA—Amy Nik Shell—Eternity and the boys, E—for the sofisticated man, e—for the young at heart eternity says it alll! Ashley Mary Ann— You're my best friend and | luv yal Our friendship was very special to me, and I'll miss you! Good luck, Sandy Shawn—Risky business, “Old meat’, | know really, okay, drigh, oh my goodness, it wasn't meant to be funny, that’s funny, that’s nice, excuse me, THE DREAM IS ALWAYS THE SAME ... Renee Susan, | like sitting in driveways looking for people. Don’t you? Your friendship means more than nothing to me. “And she was’ (our version) Love, Chris Graz—FGF lives!! Street signs, blinking lights and the weekend before New Year's! Veech Tobayyy— Thanks for letting us try on your lucky skirt. Wes dey poor ! be hypnotized. Yearbook was always a blast. out, out, out—safe, safe, safe—to Madonna music. Love Sue, Jul, Renee, and Kathy Michelle Paolillo, we are the menial task laborers Love Renee Chris how could you contribute to my becoming a dragon lady? Bugs Sue and Julie Remember CS in Tp in front of DS’s house? Renee Patrons 179 oe Sioag— “Porsohe, there is mo substitute.’ Want to det | get one before you? You W prodsbly get Gerara’s ald ane! Kev Char— ot fe Gown—my wellet—thany for all the great times. BFA Amy Demon luv you! You're the best moose in the word! Share, Thanx for being the greatest sister I'll ever have! Doans TEK—Aruba, 9.0.C.K. IN THE U.S.A.. Commander Ssiamander, wipe out, cruisin’ this is true, no way, stars. NUM P.S. | love you. Mike No wrestling! Still getting that crew cut?!? We have had some great times, but there’s more to come! | love you! Dawn Amy we had a lot of good times at Lernerville! Look out you're going to fall over the trailer! Ha Ha Ha Love ya Car Billy watch out for those Ho-Ho's! Thanks for always taking me home. I'm gonna miss you. Love, Pegoy Keith Beer | think | missed my opportunity with Dan, that was one of our more interesting phone conversations. Thanx for all the great talks, |'ll miss them next year. Love, Renee Amy I'm glad we've gotten close over the years because nobody de- serves each other more than us two dorks. Love ya SSHH2 Amy don’t forget going bowling and Randy, Mike, Smitty, Scott! We Gon’t believe in bars, we believe in BA! Love ya Cer Anita “‘Neet’’—What haven't we done this year? ?— Let’s get movie — Little Hitler’’-—“'Not the camera!’ —Thanx—Luv. Tricia Pegly nice name huh? How's Lou? Flip my head. He's s 203In Billy Ocean perhaps? or Take me home instead? -n Suzette—Wel, What can | say? | coubt ! coulc without you. You are the greatest friend. Please cc i Renee Kelly Giordano Never forget ... Stay Gold ... And the good times we once did have Lisa Jeff Remember the food wars at B.K. and the ‘X-mas Tree” fun!! When can | ride your horse? Lisa Kim never forget the white horse! Let's go out for lunch!! Hey !‘m a paraplegic!! Watch where you park your car!!! Lisa Oliver Thanks for being a good friend I'll never forget the fun times thank you. Have a nice day. Keep in touch. Luv ya Puss Deer Phil Marra | want to thank you for all the great times we have had together. | Love You Always Scott Johnson BFA XOXO Susan and Julie Remember Oakland, Pitt, and Tim O’Shay? Renee Paula— Thanx for everything! Only two more years to go—we'll have a blast! HAPPY NEW YEARS!! Best friends always—Pam Tree—To the greatest friend, we've shared many crazy experiences many more to come! Can’t wait till summer! B F A Pam Tom—You're the greatest! Good luck in whatever you do. You deserve the best! Best friends always—Pam Krissy, Jam, Michele and Les—Let’s have another H.R.C. party and rip some signs off! Best friends always—Shan Shan—Never forget all the wild times we had. Have any more paint? Quarters anyone? Need | say more? Love Krissy COES! Char—Remember ASCCLLTG Amy Sue constant complainer. Lingenfelter Longfields tin grin. | still owe you one. Amy Mr. Thompson: If you ever lose the prep-style you will burn below! Good luck in college, we'll need iti!!! Mr. Beer Nasus: Evew edam ti! Won er’ew eerf! Yam ew lla eb sa lufsseccus ni eht erutufl! Peek ni hcuot, KO?? Htiek drawkcabl! Mr. Wylie: From CP English breeze quizzes to PCJ. Anxiety | know we'll make it ... Hopefully! Behave with Kristen! Keith Ann Landers—Not so conservative anymore are you? Well | don’t go through 2 boys a week! Your advice giver, Abby Jim and Phil—Sorry for everything | put you through this year. | love you both for putting up with me. Thanx. Jennifer 176 Patrons Lise Andrea—I'm really glad we have become close friends! Lisa good fuck at 1UP Andrea good luck at PSU or CMU. Kim Trace you're super friend. Don't forget all of our good times. There will be more. Thanks for everything. Luv, Lisa. To the Wingsong Women—Pizza and the Township Police!l! Love, Me Tricia You really are a true friend! You are always there no matter what. I'm always here if you need me—BFA, Peggy Colette—Thanks for always being “on the right side of the hall’’ We'll have to do it again next year for youll Peggy Susan—Why did you have to be so blind that evening at your house? Kev Christine —Rubber Chickens Forever—Thanks for all the advice on life Love you, Susan Renee-Remember changing in my back seat? How long was that in your dreams? Kev Blood—We will always be best friends. Expensive clothes, BMW's, Talking Heads, and UVe will aways be 1! Kev Kristie—Thanks for i! ‘un times. You are the greatest friend. Re- member ali the fun 2 t. Love, Mindy Rozlyn—To s gres for all of the great times. | wish you lots of luck in co , Hey gang—Hi wreat times at the dam and the sign this s Chriss Tent 4 therel Never forget our English class. i Sioshl! Jo forget all the great times we vs had to- 4 si Love yal Pam an end Christ +snks for all the great times in B. Ball. | on't be © same without you, Love—Laurie and Beth Siiy--Thanks for being a really good friend when | need yo‘! never forges Hidden Valley. Yah, we cheer. Love, Pokie 5reeze—Thanks for being there. You always know what to Can't wait till tennis and softball! Luv yal Crickett _.2—- You've been a great friend to me over the past 3 years. � nks for everything you've done for me! BFF Marcy Lisa— We're best friends forever and don't you forget it! You ar= a great listener. You saved me from going crazy. Tracy Lori—Thanks for all the memories and good times! You're my best friend and always will be. You're the best! Love, Lorie Kath—To my sister, never forget yrbk. work, the party, or homelife—Live life in the fast lane—Take it easy—Love you, Susan Suzanne—lI'd like to order a superbuc burger, please! Love you Susan Keith—My superior officer—and my friend—lI'll always appreciate you—Never forget delivering yesterday’s news tomorrow—Always friends—Love you Nasus Kath—'‘'That’s my shirt’’—''Tonite’s a festibal’’—''l be hypnotized’’— ‘Where's the missing Cooler cap? ’ ‘'Canasta”’ Luv Susan Char I'm really glad we became friends. | don’t know what I'd do without you. You're a perfect example of a best friend Amy Beth, Jules, Colleen, Laure, Reina, Peggy, Colette and Hreb—The yahoo’s are awesome! Always remember volleyball—Veech Chris K.—Friends for life—‘'l.H.Y.D.S.’’—''And She Was (our version)’’— 'Hey! Mrs. Brown ... ‘'—Write to me—Love you Susan Enid and Ingrid—Our favorite captain and co-captain! Good luck in col- lege and in whatever you dol Luv, Horatio and Augwa Fish—Kujo lives! Sorry he had to go back! Maybe next year we can try again! Love Susan, Renee, Shawn, Chris, Kathy, and Kevin Crickett—You're a terrific friend! This summer we'll definitely go waterskiing! Keep after Bicmiel Luv Always Breeze Step Hey cool you awesome teammate boink boink boink boink rruff kerplunk male revue oc or bust Thanks | luv ya Amy Jo Blood—How many times did Jackio bust you this year? Woll at least you didn't got busted because | burnt the floor! Kev Julia—! lost count of how many times | wished | was older. Good luck! Kav Julie just remember only two and a half more years until you get your freedom. Also think of Florida, L.T. Chris — What is the World's Record for putting people in a Volkswagon? Sue Renee, Julie, Kathy, and Chris—Remember Chan’s (Renee’s comments), and the kazoos at the games!! Sue Kel-Rushll! I’m gonna get ya with the Kodak disc. Eat 'n’ Park here we comel Let’s go cruising with z-man! Luv yal Veech James thanks for all the fun bus rides and being such a good friend keep in touch I'll miss ya love ya bunches Patti Dear Jennifer Harris I’m writing this to thank you for all the good times you have showed me. Love always Amy to my sister! We've been thru it all! Parties food rolls and much more thanks for everything | love you! Cas Marcy—we went through alot, but in the end I’m glad we became friends! Keep in touch! Friends always Jenn Julie—I need a new pair of boxer shorts! Men’s underwear forever! Party with me! WDVE blows WAMO away! Buddies Kelly. OK you guys! This summer is going to be wild! But, watch out for cars! B F A, Mar Crew at A lunch Where did all the chicken go Jones? The chickenman. Christy yeah | know trig and physics! Jeff Lori always and forever, never to part, | will always love you with all my heart. J: Roy, |i ag to miss you a lot next yr. | will continue to love you forever. qy love, Tracey Snuggle: ive youl Remember the good times we had in Big Red! Let’s make ti nmer the best one yet! Luv Babydoll Laura to ne who brings me such happiness joy and especially love! I'll love 3 � rever until | diel!!! Love John John, tii: 1u for a year of wonderful memories! | enjoyed everyone of them. Lo su always Laura your huggy bear! Jen—Ou: .-nior year has been really great! Summer of ‘86 will be one of a kind— Jcean City or bust! Luv ya Lori Lisa, Kim, Reina, Melissa—you're all very special. What a way to end high school—w fond memories of good friends. Michelle Mona what would | do without you. Thanks for watching out for me. | Owe you so muchl! Sorry for all the trouble Luv Ame Michelle Polak, thanks for making English class so memorable to us. S.0.M.F.—your seventh period admirers. Fass, try sending notes on paper instead of menus. At least you're in the vector crew! No flat tires, more deer! Jal Yeah Mic, you call yourself Mr. Manners! Save us some burps. Don’t forget Pee Wee, you nerd! Break a leg, The Quack Ken Doll When are you going to learn how to drive the right way? V 0y slow dovwnt | love you! Leslee Kurt I'll give you a case if you jump out the window! Thanks for putting up with me and being understanding luy Kelly To Nat, Sus, Ann, Zette, Chris, the Lucas, Jane, and the Rest: Thanks for making it a little easier. —Suzanne Chris Will—You still owe us $3. Luv Meg Stac Jim—Don't drink our coolers! Just kidding! Luv Stac Meg Marcilla Remember all the great times that we had together, | hope that we can stay best friends for a long time LAURA Kelly and Karen thanks for all of the great times, and for always being there! Don’t forget me at college! Luv you Joy RICO—TEARS, KRPRDA, “Gotta Dodie,” MARLBORO, Get that smile off your face! How bout them “APPLES” Cover me MAN! Love SONNY Amy, you are my best friend. Don’t ever forget all the wild times we have shared. We will get to the beach. Love Lynn Flintstones—have a Yabadabado time a dabado time we had dabado time we had a gay old time luv ya'll Wilma Les, Loren, Kris, Shan, Mindy, Kristy, Krissy, Lisa, Jamie Thanks for all the great times many more to come Luv. Michele JEW you've been a special friend. Remember skiing CULIGULA! Liza Dora Daked Alaskan Prom Picnic THANKS! Love, Michele Leslie Thanks for all the memories. Texas! Ocean City on the way! SAW- YER here we come . You're the BEST! Love, Michele Denny my BEST cousin and buddy THE BUG HUNCHBACK long live the FOREHEAD FISHMAN! Thanks. I'll miss you! Love Michele Car we can’t forget ranky, Scott, Mike and Smitty! When did you gradu- ate? 84 huh? Ya ok we work bowling alleys! Spear! Renee, Step on my ankle till it cracks! Nov 15, 1985. Bugs Bunny can’t hold a candle to you? “And She Was” Love Chris Car I'm really glad we got close! ‘Cause we had a lot of good times at Lernerville and bunches more! Spear Kath, Let’s pay twenty dollars and ski for ten minutes. Never forget the Coca-Cola time bomb! Love Chris Whopper— You were the best! Thanks for satisfying my needs! Love Me Lisa Hi Bob! Oh no, a car. No more—That’s the end for you! Want to play some baseball? You ready? | love ya! Dawn Peg thanks for trying to get us together and thanks for being there for me when | needed someone to talk to. Sherri Kim and Stephanie thanx for making my senior year a blast. Ocean City—Beware! Love Jenn Marty | LOVE you and don’t you ever forget it! | will always remember our special times together! Love, Sandy Jill, D., Pok, Uliz, Paul, Pam You guys make Cheerleading the GREAT- EST! Shoot your balls and win, win, win! San Patrons 177 —— Alann Jewelers Logans Ferry Works Jewelry Engraving and Repairs ° GES Accutron and Bulova Powder Pigment Division Certified Watchmakers Riverview Plaza 100 Tarentum Bridge Road New Kensington, Pa 337-8221 ALCOA .. -.Siten, = ALPHA ENGINEERING CO. INC. 7 ae Bh CONSULTING ENGINEERS - SURVEYORS x ey DESIGNERS - PLANNERS ANTHONY J. MALES 2666 LEEcHBURG RO PROFESSIONAL CNGINEER LOWER BURRELL. PA. 1SO68 PROFESSIONAL LANO SU RVEYOR PHONE: 339-2000 | Anita’s Bridal Safon 943 FIFTH AVE., NEW KENSINGTON, PA 15068 } | (412) 335-9656 ' — TERETE 1 t Custom - ee Horal Design = ARNOLD FLOWER SHOP Original --- Wesigns Best Wishes Class of 86! 1727 FIFTH AVENUE ARNOLD, PA. t _ 2p Telephone Gl2- S25 - JOC! ot 325 - 5041 Arnold Furniture, Inc. 1627 Fifth Avenue Arnold, PA 15068 178 Patrons qo Lodhes And fv Bartolacc’ Brothers, Ine. Pinta he Rai Clathuers 940 Fifth Avenue Phone: 337-393 New Kensington, Pa. 15068 A.L. Balcita Obstetrics and Gynecologic Associates, LTD. (412)339-4418 635 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa 15068 Ue) Toa Beacon Printing Co., Inc. CONGRATULATIONS | CLASS OF 86 Serves You Better with a New Modern Efficient Plant New Design Copy Service Offset Letterpress—Artwork Pamphlets—Brochures—Cards—lInvitations 350 Stevenson Boulevard, New Kensington Phone 337-45ll - and a future of bright smiles from the braces staff at... GUY BUCCI, D.M.D., M.D.S. PRACTICE EXCLUSIVE TO ORTHODONTICS AND FACIAL ORTHOPEDICS “THE PROBLEM SOLVERS” 96 craigdell road lower burrell, pa. 15068 (412) 335-2545 BURRELL RENTALS SALES 3251 LEECHBURG RD 253 BUTLER RD LOWER BURRELL, PA 15068 KITTANNING, PA 16201 creatine smiles for you SSrstee se Patrons 179 Don’t make a move without us. Cantu, 335-4700 STEIN-LASHER REALTY oe FLORAL GIFT SHOP 2827 Leechburg Rd Lower Burrell, PA 15068 412-337-1335 “Flowers of Distinction” Congratulations Seniors COULSON’S FLORIST GREENHOUSE Complete Floral Service 939 Wildlife Lodge Road Lower Burrell, Pa 335-7304 180 Patrons BURRELL NEWS 3033 Leechburg Road 335-5500 Videotape Movie Rentals Out-of-town and Local Newspapers Pennsylvania Lottery Games Magazines Soft Drinks Good luck Class of ’86 Store Owner: George Guido Burrell Class of ‘71 ™ WISHES from SNE AND STAFF “al Dentistry achburg Road -rell, Pa 15068 35-3311 Tom and Karen Cortese Best Wishes for Class of ‘86 DADDIO’S I! 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THE HAIR CHATEAU 229 Chester Drive Lower Burrell, PA 337-1910 Family Hair Care Handi Food Mart 2824 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 15068 Phone: 337-6212 Patrons 181 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., Tues., Fri., Sat 182 Patrons HILLCREST LANES “Where Better Bowlers Bowl’’ HOUSE OF DAVID 1000 Wildlife Lodge Road Lower Burrell, PA HOU = SS PHOT DUCKW AMILY PHOTO NG. A “pe Seen Hyde Park Plaza Leechburg, PA 35655 J. J Wood Products Kitchen—Bath Remodeling Free Estimate Custom Cabinets Wood or Formica Gary, Ken, Kip Feroce 102 Craigdell Road Lower Burrell, PA 335-5351 CHECK OUR PRICES...BEFORE YOU BUY! ATHLETIC TEAM SPECIALISTS WHOLESALE TROPHIES BUY DIRECT AND SAVE AND AWARDS TEAM UNIFORMS BUY TROPHIES AND PLAQUES DIRECT WHOLESALE RETAIL AND LETTE RING coer Stock - becca! of items to choose from Al Discount Prices - Same Day Service AWARDS FOR ALL SPORTING EVENTS EAs MEDAL Gs Amana CONTMeATES i SCHOOLS - CLUBS - ORGANIZATIONS — AMIMATION-NOVELITIES EXPERT Encravins FRATERNAL BANDS - SCOUTS or r 9 ST. 4 AV. NEW KENSINGTON 3 -AG | ‘A;OBS WHOLESALE TROPHIES AWARDS MEHDI B. JAVAN, M.D. GENERAL SURGERY THORACIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY OFFICE HOURS: BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE: 339-2900 636 FOURTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA, 15069 Lower Burrell | Foodland Congratulations Class of ‘86 Employees of Foodland: Front: M. Kijowski, D. Fisher, T. Kolakowski: Back: K. Orkis, K. Echon Patrons 183 BICYCLES re THE CYCLE People == 224-0500 JC Penney BURRELL PLAZA Lower Burrell, PA Area's Largest Phone: (412) 339-8889 Family Halr Care Center é Established 1969 Ladies Gentlemen’s CQuarters Mair Salon 2748 LEECHBURG ROAD LOWER BURRELL, PA 15068 Special Discounts For Students 184 Patrons 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 Dr. James D. Minford and his staff would like to congratulate the 1985 Lower Burrell Girls Major Softball Champions FEATURING STYLING FOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN Mister Donut (15-1) Jennifer Bricker-3B, P ti 8 = Ww -J ° Monzt’s Beauty Sa lon Michele Ondako-SS pu hg . . oe . ae e Neé US 3083 LEECHBURG ROAD Nicos Geisler-2B, P pete: yor? pe De LOWER BURRELL. PA 15068 Lori Krestio“ht rissy Errico- 335-2512 Suzi Connor-OF, P Bethany Kelly-C Kristen Ondako-C, OF Marci Sturgeon-OF Clare Fitch-OF Kristen Weitzel-OF Cathy Edgar-OF, P denotes member of All-Star Team -Coaching Staff- Larry Ondako, William Bricker, Larry Ondako Jr. 100 Tarentum Bridge Rd. Riverview Plaza New Kensington, PA 15068 (412) 335-4250 Leader in Home Vides Entcrvlainment TOM ASHTON Equipment Sales Video Cassette Sales and Rentals and Rentals Patrons 185 ii ie NEW KENSINGTON PA 15068 FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES CALL | 335-1748 | Stanek’s Photo Service of Lower Burrell Complete Wedding Photography from home to Reception Hail. PAW PRINT Portraits —Children—Group—All Occasions 252 Lareht + Lower Burrell, PA 15068 329 Chester Drive 335-5907 ty 5520 -- GIFTS — FOOD — GROOMING FINE FOODS Be ETS North Star Cheese Hillcrest Shopping Center 337-1370 Located Cheeses, meats and deli items. 1 Party trays for all occasions! in the GREAT ENTERTAINMENT Quality Inn 3= 300 TARENTUM BRIDGE RD. NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 15068 PHONE 412 335-9171 126 Patrons Lower Burrell Shop ‘n’ Save Hillcrest Shopping Center Good Luck Class of 1986 complete deli bakery, fresh seafood department, cakes decorated to order Employees of Shop n Save: Left to Right: S. Ficca, J. Guyer, B. Jackson, A. Lawther, S. Schafer Patrons 187 Robert J. Kenock, Prop 320 Piveport Rest Phone 337-1127 New Kenstiuats n il PA 15008 sR Riiieukcs Sineval Homes, Src. RENOCK'S DISTRIBUTING CO. ——————————————————— ys Full Service Vending Machines ° Pepsi-Cola Produets PEPS| © Call Candy Say. es iV | Licks TELEPHONE: 793-4916 OR 339-3988 SPECIALIST IN VINYL WALLCOVERING 3124 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA PAPERHANGER William R. Rusiewicz Supervisor and President “one: 335-4118 Phillio Sansosti 201 DEWEY DRIVE 2) LUCK! ETL ol Square Js 2 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA. 15068 Phone: 335-9185 SHANK TRUCKING 3460 Garvers Ferry Road Lower Burrell, PA 224-8508 337-3586 Salvati’s Select Meats We specialize in the finest of top quality Meats Phone: 337-7674 New Kensington Plaza 1228 Patrons | Seniors to be, ALL this is for YOU! e Creative Photographers. e Casual outdoor settings. e Formal academic settings. e Variety of backgrounds. e 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. Qtrem=Vardenn studios Patrons 189 Sokol’s Hardware For Complete Hardware Lines 2833 Leechburg Rd., Lower Burrell vn SORRAL 337-3370 ED KIRKWOOD Manager Lower Burrell, PA TURNER BOOK STORE 919 5th Avenue New Kensington 337-6711 Western Union Agency Bell Telephone Collection Agency GOOD LUCK SENIORS UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTER 2881 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA Phone: 339-3546 190 Patrons 2844 Leechburg Road Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of ‘86 Spezzano Deli-Bakery 2803 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell 335-1540 For those very special occasions, cakes by Spezzano with the add- ed personal touch Best Wishes “a NAG rat vii RE VALASE EK A ee) at LAW ee ee $048 Leechburg Rd. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 (412) 337-8811 YUTE’S IDEAL CLEANING, INC. Complete Dry Cleaning Drapery and Laundry Specialists Phone: 339-6691 2801 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa Heights Plaza Shopping Center Natrona Heights, Pa CG NGRATULATIONS CLASS | OF 86 i ARN AND DARN CRAFT CENTER Lower Burrell: Hillcrest Shopping Center Natrona Heights: Heights Plaza Shopping Center Congratulations Graduates Valley Family Practice Center 3087 Leechburg Road 415 Fourth Avenue Lower Burrell, Pa 15068 Tarentum, Pa 15084 335-6664 226-1400 Robert F. Pacek, M.D. William N. Ubinger, M.D. Peter J. Keim, M.D. Michael M. Mesoras, M.D. Patrons 191 ee New Used Distributor For Ambulances Rescue Units Yankee, Braun, Amliner, Funeral Cars Limousines TEC, Supayor Breece PFUND SUPERIOR SALES CO., INC. 221 Chester Dr. Lower Burrell, Pa. 15068 EOWARD D. PFUND (Bus.) 412-339-1600 (Res.) 412-339-2205 (Bus,) 412-339-2472 Burrell High School Buccopia 1986 Volume 21, 640 copies Printer: Inter—-Collegiate Press 6015 Travis Lane bs Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66201 Sales Representative: John Lopushansky Portrait Studio: Strem-Varden 900 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Cover and Color: Marvin Duckworth Hourglass Photo Leechburg, PA 15656 Division Pages: Ed Bowser Burrell Senior