Cambria Heights High School - Highlander Yearbook (Patton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

CONTENTS THE Editors KimShope Barb Shero HIGHLANDER Assistant Editors Rita Panaro Donna Bakajza Joanne Long VOLUME XX MAY 19, 1980 Page Introduction...................................2 Dedication.....................................3 Advisor Mr. Paul Baran Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company 155b W. Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas 75235 Field Representative Mr. Larry Suhey EDUCATORS EPITOMIZED.....................4 CLASSES............................... .18 1981 ...........•....................20 1982 ................................27 1983 ................................ 34 SENIOR SCENES 44 Contributing Stall: SENIOR SCENES Val Gelor mi no Janet Drzal ACTIVITIES Denise McGowan Stephanie Wendikier SPORTS Sandy Sharbaugh Veronica Tucker UNDERCLASSMEN Donna Heishman Tammy Gregory Janet Karlheim VO —TECH 90 VO-TECH Linda Behe Ralph Rosian SPORTS SPECTACULAR......................96 ACTIVITIES ABOUND .....................116 SENIOR WILL 150 FACULTY Sue Buck Dan Kelly Nancy Whiteford PHOTOGRAPHERS Chris Venesky Bob Parrish Dennis Horne TYPISTS Sue Baron Diane Hanyok Brenda Long Rose Bogus Emily Churella Cheryl Blake Julie Patrick Linda Adams Sharon Ropp Donna Hoover Judy Miller Laurie Thomas Mellany Lenz Mark Parrish Scott Stolz Diane Miller Linda Miller SENIOR DIRECTORY 154 Cover Design Scott Stolz Barb Dranchak Official Photographers Haluska Studios Published yearly by the HIGHLANDER STAFF CAMBRIA HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL PATTON, PENNSYLVANIA 16668 1 Leaders of the Eighties We are special; we are the first class of the eighties. Being the first in any time means carrying a unique burden because each decade yearns to define itself. Whether the eighties will be happy days like the fifties, or revolutionary and explosive like the sixties, or laid-back like the seventies will depend greatly on how we help to shape them. The world we are about to enter has changed radically from the beginning of our senior year to this spring. We have seen Americans taken hostage in Iran and held endlessly while America is mocked nightly on the media. We, men and women, are faced with the probability of the draft again as part of a re- emphasized building of our country's military might to face new threats posed by the Soviet Union. Also, economically we now face many uncertainties. Gas prices and all energy costs have increased drasti- cally. Unemployment is high; inflation is at 18%. Still, this senior year seems like an eye in a hurricane — tranquil. We have been thrilled with the specta- cle of sport as the Pirates and Steelers won world championships and the valiant U.S. hockey team took the gold. We have enjoyed the anticipation of college, careers, all the plans for the future. We have stud- ied, partied, met deadlines, and matured. Somehow, despite knowing we are going into the hurricane, we look forward to graduation. Perhaps a part of our optimism is based on the greatness of this senior year. Hopefully, this book will capture the essence of one of the best years of our lives. And this optimism growing from our senior year may help to set the tone for the eighties. Thank you Janie, for making my days seem brighter. I now look forward for tomorrow to come, So I can live and enjoy the process of doing it. I enjoy it by acknowledging everything and every one that plays a part in my life. Thanks again Janie. I’ll be seeing you soon, Just like I used to. A.F.A. Rita J. Panaro With Love We Remember... Janie Janie... I love you. I miss you. I wish you were here. The night you so urgently left us I didn't know. Fast asleep in my bed was I, How could I have known? Saturday I awoke to start off my ordinary day, Little did I know it was going to start this way. The shock I felt when I heard the tragic news, Swept over me, but I could not believe it happened to you. How could you leave us Without saying good-bye? Or didn’t I hear you When you really did try? You were so many things to me: A cheery face, a party partner, A band buddy, a school mate; But most of all a dear close friend. It made me angry to think that you could possibly be dead. How could He take you away when your Life wasn’t ready to end? Was it ready to end Janie? Did you try to tell me before? Was I too stupid to hear you? Why didn’t you try a little bit more? If you did try with all your might, I'm terribly sorry I could not comprehend. Maybe I did hear all that you said. But I was too afraid to face the approaching death of a close friend. At first, I could not accept your death, Couldn’t I or wouldn't I accept it? It did not seem fair for you to go away And leave us here only to hope and pray. That people will learn from what you have done To cherish the friendship of the ones we love. I realize now that there is one thing in life I cannot do without; The one thing that so many people must learn to do. To not take our friends for granted because when they are gone it is too late To love them and tell them how we feel. Congratulations to the Class of ’80 Dr. Russell DeFrahn, Superintendent For many of the Class of 1980 formal education will end in May. We know that you will accept the responsibility for shaping the thought of tomorrow with humility and courage. We also hope that a happy and prosperous future awaits all of you. I extend to you best wishes for success in future endeavors. The problems you face in the fast changing world of today may appear as impossible crises. Our coun- try is more unified with a new patriotism because we as Americans will conquer the crises of our times with the courage and conviction that we are able to improve our world. The destiny of our nation is the responsibility of all the people. Possibilities are everywhere for you if you are willing to release your energy and strength to solve today’s problems and reach out for greater achievements tomorrow. Your actions, as an individual citizen, do matter. Donald T Resko, Principal School Board Seated Mr Patrick Sheehan — Board Secretary. Mrs Pat Kelly, Mrs Regina Klaswick — President. Mr Wendell Routch. Standing Mr P J. Stevens. Mr Ken Bailey. Mr Ron Marshall. Mr Raphael Burkhart. Mr Dan Jones. Absent From Picture: Mr George Crowell 6 Secretaries: Mrs Gerry Batdorf, Miss Patty Barnwell. Mrs. Madeline Durbin Curriculum Coordinator and Federal Program Coordinator: Dr. Philip Baldacchino Paraprofessional: Mike Babyak Business Manager Patrick Sheehan Attendance Officer: Miss Patty Davis 7 Our Teachers — Epitomized in Dennis Anna Consumers Ec., Clerical Typ- ing I, Personal Business. Plaid Talk Advisor “D. dead dog” Karen Lambert Typing II, Shorthand II. Per- sonal Typing. Exp. Typing Shorthand. FBLA Advisor I’m gonna have to mark you late. Okay.” Alfred M. Lantzy Bookkeeping. Business Law. Exp. Typing Ah Geeez, C’mon now people.” David Mehall Business Law Skills. Clerical Secretarial Office You people aren't hurting anyone but yourselves by not doing these assignments. ” Isabella Shandor Steno Typing I. Shorthand I, Consumers Ed. Exp Typing Shorthand. FBLA Advisor I didn’t ask for any com- ments.” John Tinnick Personal Business. Drivers Ed. Business Math, Assistant Boys’ Basketball Coach You knuckle head ” 8 Classes, Activities, and Expressions Stephen Bakajaza P.O.D.. Administration Assist- ant Hey, you yannigans — where are you supposed to be?” Thomas Boyle US Cultures II Lose lips sure sink ships. Matthew Kollar US Cultures I Hey Dummy! Thomas Link US Cultures I, Boys' Track Quit your shamming!” Bill Marshal P.O.D., Assistant Athletic Director, Jr Class Advisor Okay, Lunch is over. Jeanne Mozina World Cultures Be Quiet.” 9 Edward Pion World Cultures. Elements of Research. Boys’ Basketball Coach You bunch of gravy sucking pigs! Donald Sibert US Cultures Did you hear what happened about tiie situation in .. Frederick Laurito Drivers Ed C’mon Grandma Dorothy Anna English II. Ill Well. Okay William Arnold English I Hey folks, let’s settle down. Paul Baran English IV. Yearbook. Jr Class Advi- sor I think that's fair 10 Donna Depto English IV, Drama. Wizard of Oz ‘Did I assign that?” William Gormish English III, II, Forensics, Wizard of Oz Well ... now Ya bunch of Sweat- hogs.” Cameron Pickens English I, II “You Dummy” William Schirf English III. Forensics My girl.. Catherine Cannone Spanish I, II, III, IV “ Tienes chicl6?” John Voytko French I, II, III, IV. English II Bonjour 11 Debra Yablinsky Home Economics, Varsity Junior Varsity Cheerleading Advisor Okay let s get to work. Elizabeth Wasilko Library “You people are much too noisy. Glenn S. Kerr Exploratory Art, Art I. Art II. Art III Aw. What can I say? Sgt. Robert Konier Air Force Leadership. Military Costumes and Courtesy I didn't give anyone permis- sion to talk Col. William Saunders Aero I. II. III. IV Settle down. William Crowell Algebra II. Shop Math, Maga- zine Sales Advisor D'ya know what I mean? 12 Virginia Grabosky Algebra I Everything off your desk but a pencil.” Edward Gresko Trig, College Alg, Slide Rule. Mag- azine Sales Advisor. Senior Class Advisor This here, that there, ahh . Jerome Petrunyak Shop Math, Plane Geometry Holy Buckets Raymond Wilkinson Algebra I. General Math I. Bus Math I never said I could add ” John R Elias Marching Band. Concert Band Music Theory Shut up. You can't see the music with your mouth open. Caryl Bowman Girl’s Chorus, Chorale. Music Appreciation Sopranos, you’re flat. 13 John Bern General Science Co-Athletics. Director 30 seconds ... 15 ... 10 . 5 . Pass them in. Daniel Bilko Chem I. General Science Okay Folks William Brough General Science Give me a hamburger. Edwin Demi General Science. Earth and Space Science. Physical Sci- ence You guys are always com- plaining. open your work- books. Michael Grembi Biology Okay people, let’s get quiet. Charles Solomon Biology It’ll cost ya. 14 Bernard Hricko Tech Drawing, Shop IV, Visual Comm. ‘‘Quit sucking in flies. William Shorlencarrier Visual Comm, Power Tech, Manu- facturing and Construction. Head Football Coach •Relax Bruce Douty Phys. Ed. Health. Boy's Track Coach “Okay, go on up. Cathy Hmel Phys Ed. Health. Track Coach Shut your mouths and open your notebooks ” Harry Murphy Phys. Ed. Health Think Snow.” Sandra Murphy Phys. Ed. Health. Girl's Track Coach. Girl's Basketball Coach I love it. I love it.” 15 Our Special Staff Elaine Solomon. Guidance Counselor James Getz. Guidance Counselor Dorothy Gooderham. Nurse Bruce Fryckland. Super Substitute Miss Susan Price. Miss Bobbea Lang Miss Becki Robertson Nickname: Student teachers Ambition: “To make it through the Commons alive after last bell” Favorite Possession: Excedrin Hobbies: Breaking in Lunch line, falling asleep with your eyes open Likes: Cinnamon rolls Dislikes: Rings under the eyes Home Address: St. Francis Activities: Refereeing 1.2.3.4. 5.... Allen Smith Interstate United Cafeteria Service June Gabrielson Head Cook Bill McConnell Custodian Norm McConnell Custodian Fred Shero Custodian Ted Sunseri Custodian 17 Class of 1981 — Next Year’s Leaders CLASS OFFICERS — Denise McGowan. Jane Ewanek. Diane Gaulner. Rob Yahner Harold Abrams Jim Adams Jeff Anna Joe Anna Randy Ault Brian Baker Larry Baker Terry Baker Bob Balzano Nan Beach Don Bearer Sue Belchick Tom Bensor John Berish Ron Berzonsky Yvette Beunier Debbie Blake Rose Bogus Patty Boring Brenda Born Theresa Born Barb Bosar Cheryl Brown Scott Brum mage Dan Buck Ron Budicky Tony Canali Janet Carl 20 Ken Carpinello Dave Carroll Lori Cattoi Donna Ceschini Paul Churella Mary Lou Chverchko Ruth Chverchko Tom Crothers Colleen Cunningham Cheri Deyarmin Bob Domalik Lynn Duclo Mark Duman Ray Durbin Jerry Earnest Mark Eckenrode Ray Eckenrode Sue Endler Bob Etchells Jane Ewanek Alan Farabuagh Bill Fedor Bruce Fink Joe Firment Mary Rae Foster Michelle Franceschini Lisa Frank Diane Gautner 21 Ed Gens Patty Glass Greg Gmiter Mark Gobert Vince Gormish Barb Gray Darla Gray Karen Gray Kathy Gray Tammy Gregory Debra Haggerty Scott Haluska Diane Hanyok Ron Hartman Sue Haycisak Bill Henry Todd Hertzog Lisa Higgins Judy Himmel Cindy Hockenberry Janice Holtz Bob Holtz Brenda Hoover Donna Hoover Eileen Hoover Ron Hoover Dennis Horne 22 John Jackson Dan Karlheim Janet Karlheim Mark Kelly Nathan Kirk Shelly Kirkpatrick David Kirsch Greg Kosicki Sue Kovach Theresa Kovach Maureen Krejnus Tom Kruise Greg Kurtz Judy Lansberry Denise Lechene Tammy Lenz Paula Link Tim Link Michael Litzinger Linda Lowmaster Tammy Lowmaster Shari Madachick Ron Markovich Gary Maslonik Jim McCombie Jane McConnell Debbie McGlynn 23 Denise McGowan Fred McMurray Lori McNulty Alan Miller Basil Miller Brenda Miller Dale Miller Gloria Miller Linda Miller Scott Miller Todd Morchesky Terry Murphy Tammy Nihart Doreen Nitti Mark Parrish George Penrod Kim Phillips Kelly Piatek 24 Steve Sclesky Cathy Selby Carol Shaffer Sharon Shomo Bob Shrenkle Jeff Simpson Mary Skebeck Bob Smith Michael Smithmyer Ken Smolko Sharon Snyder Karen Stahl Steve Stasko Brenda Stephens Suzanne Stevens Vincent Stevens Theresa Stockley Chris Stoltz Jack Stoneberg Michelle Strittmatter Bob Sunseri Tim Sutton Chris Swab Kim Swarden Peter Symosky Dawn Taranto Chris Thomas Doug Thomas 25 Bernie Venslosky Jackie Verdavoir Rich Waksmunski Cindy Weakland Jodi Weakland Joe Weakland Lori Weakland Bob Weber Stephanie Wendekier Dawn Wesner Joe Westrick Steven Westrick Rich Wetherson Jerry Whiteford Randy Wholaver Tom Wills Phyllis Wilt Charley Woodley Nicola Worchesky Annette Wysocki Ed Yahner Bob Yahner Tom Yeager Mark Yeckley Sherry Yeckley Aimee Yencho Jayne Yuknavich Frank Zaliznick Pictures not available Dave Aurandt Bob Burgoon 26 Kevin Caldwell Jim DeLarre Rhonda Edwards John Getsy Philip Ivory Mark Jones Barb Lallemand Duane Link Kathy McAndrew Pat Polites Joe Rosian Charles Saltsgiver Diane Strohmier Michele Weber Paula Weber Scott Wetherson Neal Zumovitch Lori Smith Frank Abel Amy Adams Class of 1982 — One Step Away Eric Albright Charles Anna Dave Anna Wayne Anna Diane Bailey Chris Baker Margaret Baldacchino Monica Banik Wes Bearer Jeff Bechel Linda Bechel Pierre Becker Judy Bender Tim Bennett Betty Bensor Chris Blake Don Blick Pam Blick Steve Blum Steve Bobby Ron Bradley Audrey Brothers Sharon Canali Mike Carroll Patty Churella John Chverchko 27 Wanda Contorchick Craig Couturiaux Debra Crook Mark Crothers Earl Crowell Yvonne Davis Molly Donahue Jaime Dubetsky Jeane Duclos Eileen Eckenrode Cheryl Etchells Darlene Farabaugh Sharon Farrell Tim Ferrence Lisa Fisher Glenn Ford Barry Fox Laura Gates Anna Getsy Dave Gooderham Wanda Graboski Dave Gray Charles Gregory Chris Gregory Ron Gresh Kevin Haluska Lynn Hambley Tim Hambley Tony Hanlon James Hayes 28 Robyn Hitch Scott Hite Ron Holtz Deneen Hoover Donna Hoover Evelyn Hoover Matt Horvath Dan Hrubochak Connie Ivory Michelle Jackson Paula Jenkins Charles Keefe Mary Kollar Chris Kontorchick Brian Kopera Tish Keefe Jeannette Kelly Pat Kelly Paul Kephart Joan Kimack Danielle Kinney John Kopera Andy Kovall Chris Kruise Pat Kinney Ed Kirkpatrick Julia Kirkpatrick Elyse Klemann Roxane Kline Tom Kline 29 Barb Kutruff Michele Kuzar Tom Lacey Darrell Lane Lee Lansberry Gary Laurito Jill Leaper Tom Lechene Laura Lefebure Larry Lefebure Rich Legros Lou Leonard John Lewis Grace Link Pam Litzinger Tina Luther Marianne Maines Allen Malloy Donita Maurer Deb McCombie Mike McConnell Jim Mcllwaine Jody McMullen Pam Mihalow Tina Miller Wayne Miller Kelly Moore Jeff Morgan George Murphy Roberta Nagle 30 Dave Nelen Lori Nelen Donna Nitti Joe Noel Karen O'Leary Judy Owens Stephanie Patrick Theresa Phillips Joe Piatek Tony Polisky John Polites Butch Pompa Deb Prevost Donna Price Lisa Rematt Jenny Rosian Mike Rozdilski Frank Sclesky Rich Seltridge Denise Sever Rose Ann Shaner Bernard Shank Louetta Shank Donna Sharbaugh Bill Shevock Chris Shomo Chuck Shuss Patty Sibert Jani Skirsky Chris Smith 31 Jon Smith Denise Smychynsky Tammy Sneath Beth Solomon John Stahl Patty Stewart Mary Stoltz Bob Stoltz Maria Stoy Helen Strittmatter Linda Strittmatter Michelle Sutton Karen Swab Tina Swarden Barb Taylor Tim Taylor Sharon Thiec Ginny Toseki JoeTurek Joe Urgolites JoLynn Valenti Jim Veneskey Mark Venesky Ron Verdavoir Renee Vermeulin Mary Visnyiczke Marty Wagner Rae Ann Wagner Dave Warner George Waugh 32 Mark Weakland Bill Weakland Chris Weber Dean Weber Tamra Weber Ron Wentz Brian Wesner Dave Westrick Ken Westrick Laura Wholaver John Wilkie Lois Williams Wendy Wolanin Rick Woods Joe Woomer Mike Yarko Don Yeager Lois Yeager Sue Yeager Ann Yeckley Mary Yeckley Pam Yeckley Sharon Yeckley Chris Zaliznock Bob Zaliznock Dick Zemrose Linda Zerbee Pictures not available: Cathy Abel Bill Bogus Rena Byrnes Joe Fogle Randy Gilson Andrew Gmiter Mark Griffith Cliff Lamont Jim Maines Nina Passanita Kevin Sasway Joe Short Tim Thomas Tom Zaliznock 33 Class Officers Suzette Beunier. Ray Yeckley. Terri Luther. Karen StocKley Brenda Albright Debbie Anderson Charles Anna Mike Anna Class of 1983 — Tim Bagley Jim Bailey Joe Baker Steven Baron Tina Barrett Drew Bassett Ahead Barb Bearer Linda Bearer Theresa Bearer Louis Bechel Dawn Becker Tom Behe Mark Beltowski Dave Bender Mike Bender Lisa Bernard Suzette Beunier Chris Bills Barry Blake Jim Blake Kim Blick Jim Bonin Cherie Bopp Chris Bopp 34 Christine Born Rich Brew Gary Buck Judy Buck Cecilia Berkey Becky Caldwell Ray Caretti Tom Chernisky Shirley Chirdon Warren Chverchko Martha Clemmer Carolyn Colberg Bob Conley John Crowell Teresa Cunningham Jane Davis Roy DeFrahn Jennifer Depto Krista Depto Deb Domalik Tina Dunlap Amy Eckenrode Ron Eckenrode Lisa Edmiston Regina Edwards Mark Farabaugh Mary Kay Fedor 35 Lisa Ferrence Rich Finet Eric Fisanick Dave Flora Angelo Franceschini Bill Frank Eric Gabrielson Mike Gelormino Lisa Gens Steve Gibbons Allan Glass Donna Glass Lisa Gormish Tina Goss Brian Gray Karen Greenland Arthur Gregory Ron Gresko Kim Haggerty Jean Hanlon Ken Hartman Lisa Helbig Dan Higgins Gary Hite Tom Holtz James Homerski Dana Hoover Dave Hoover 36 Mark Hoover Pauline Hoover Shirley Hoover Joe lllig Dominica Inzana Donna Jackson Jeff Kachmarchi Paul Karlheim Ray Kieth Vicki Kelly Melissa Kielbowick Gwen Kirkpatrick Sharon Kirkpatrick Steve Kline Jon Knarr Sharon Knarr Jeff Kohan Jim Kosicki Carl Kovach Carolyn Kovach Walter Kovach Karen Krejnus Cindy Krotendofer Patty Krotendofer Bob Krotendofer Paul Krug Kara Kuhn Mark Kuhn 37 Rose Mary Kurtz Lori Lallemand Barb Lamont Kim Lane Rhonda Lane Luke Lansberry Ron Lauer Lori Lawrence Tim Lechene Bob Lecorchick Ed Link Pam Link Steve Link Mary Ann Little Sandy Lowmaster Theresa Luther Donna Magulick Tom Malloy Brian Maykovich Tim Mazurak Mike McCoy Pat McGlynn Ron McGowan Jean McMullen John McMurray Alice Miller Cynthia Miller Leo Miller 38 Chuck Mitchell Carolyn n Moore Jim Moore Rodney Morchesky Jeff Murphy Ron Myers Mary Nealen Alan Noren Deb Owens Jim Panaro Randy Pelleschi Justine Petrunyak Lura Prevost Mike Raynish Mike Rizzo Joe Rogal Steven Rokosz Bill Ropp Lisa Rudolph John Saltsgiver Mary Saltsgiver Lynn Sammarco John Schettini Jeff Semelsberger Melissa Shaw Diane Shero Judy Shero Brenda Shevock 39 Mary Lou Shomo Eric Shope Pam Short Josephine Shultz John Skupine Bill Smith Linda Smithmyer Paul Smychynsky Vince Sneath Rich Snyder Melanie Spacht Michelle Spacht Chris Stasko Sandy Stasko Kathy Stephens Karen Stockley Cindy Stoltz Darin Stoltz Eric Storm Jeff Strittmatter Patty Stumpf Sedona Sunseri Dan Taylor Patty Thomas Matt Treon Crystal Trexler Tim Trinkley Veronica Turek 40 Mark Vescovi Jackie Weakland Lisa Weakland Lorrie Weakland Pat Weakland Gena Weakland Zena Weber Suzanne Wendekier Joe Wentz Marty Westrick Bernice Whiteford Sheryl Wholaver Lisa Williams Wayne Wilson Dave Woodley Brian Yahner Rich Yahner John Yannitelli Monica Yarko Brenda Yeager Cynthia Yeckley Laura Yeckley Michael Zeanchock Pictures not available: Carol Beam Glenn Kline Pat Owens John Selestok Ray Yeckley Tom Hoover Kim Mulhollen Rich Paige Steve Waugh Rich Kibler Chris Mutchock Julie Preloh Kim Yeckley Class(ic) Scenes 42 SENIOR Leaders of Row 1 Mary Quist. Jane Shaffer, Shari Noren, Lori Bloomburg, Michele Baker, Sharon Lacey. Sharon Marshall, Bob Treon. Ken Bailey. Karla Stahl, Joanne Stoltz. Row 2: Rick Bender, Tom Price. Dan Mohler. Pat Mohler. Bruce Yeckley. Eugene Blick, Donna Bakajza, Joanne Long. Row 3: Bill Edwards. Jim Wolanin. Chris Venesky. Brenda Bailey. Michele Caretti. Linda Price. Patty Kopera. Paula Haluska. Brian Hoover 1. Row 4: Ralph Rosian, Ed Earnest. Jim Kelly. Willie Maurer, Karen Senko. Wes Beach. Butch Bogus. Gary DeSalvo. Al Balko. Row 5: Jody Krug, Leo Wilt. Terri Milchak, Lori Bender. Debbie Rohac, Maria Born. Barb Shero. Linda Anna, Helen Lansberry. Row 6: Bill Kovach. Bill Hoover. Duane Bender, Scott Lowmaster, Mary Venesky. Linda Beltowski. Suzette Lechene. Emily Churella, Laurie Thomas. Carrie Bowman. Row 7: Perry Semelsberger, Barry Fitzpatrick. Gerry Hoover, Larry Molitsky, Lisa Stoltz. Annette Caracciola, Jean Zerbee. Janet Karlheim. Patty Weakland. Donna Heishman, Linda Adams. Row 8: Melvin Becker. Joe Davis. Scott Lewis. Marty Link. Dave lllig, Denny Thomas, Dave Lehmier. Mark Strittmatter. Row 9: Dan Link, Jake Shaffer, Joe Lansberry, Victor Cunningham, Jim Dibert. Pete Leonard, Ron Farbaugh. Terry Marana, Gary Mutchok. Row 10: Tom Bertrum, Scott Lane. Earl Aurandt. Perry Burkey. Dan Bobby, Mike Eck, Russell Thomas, Dave Adams, Joe Semelsberger, Dan Polites. Judy Hartman. 46 the Eighties Row 1: Tammy Wysocki, Diane Miller, Veronica Tucker, Mary Stevens, Bryan Cordell, Greg Durbin, Pat Yeager. Kris Routch, Mark Wendik- ier. Rose Pompa. Cheryl Blake, Ken Vescovi, Paul Gresko. Row 2: Sue Baron, Shelly Bogus. Rita Panaro. Kim Shope, Donna DeFrahn. Lisa Kolonay. Mellany Lenz, Dave Stewart, Dan Kelly, Nina Kirkpatrick, Michele Kirk, Brad Moore, Michele Lacue. Row 3: Brian Hoover 2, Ron Beunier, Janet Drzal, Lisa Rohac, Marie Kirkpatrick. Lynne Commons. Dawna Stewart, Barb Dranchak, Paula Kibler, Nancy Whiteford, Mary Miller. Joe Thomas, Glenn Strittmatter. Row 4: Andrea Cavallo, Tammy Baker, Cathy Venesky, Linda Behe, Sue Kovach. Judy Miller, Kevin Owens, Jeff Knarr. Row 5: Karen Domalik, Lisa Goss. Marnita Westover. Chris Venslosky, Lisa Kibler, Teresa Ponchok, Gary Lit- zinger, Pat Waksmunski, Joe Delozier. Row 6: Steve Dickson, Mona Glass, Janice Hadden, Gail Foster, Nancy Farabaugh, Karen Washin- sky, Anna Link, Wanda Yeckley, Carolyn Graboski, Robbi Lockett, Bev Lowmaster, Sue Buck, Sandy Sharbaugh. Row 7: Tom Gerlesky, Kevin Cence, Jim Babyak, Joan Caldwell, Moni Kelly, Val Gelormino, Teresa Maurer, Carol Lantzy, Brenda Long, Julie Patrick. Margret Baran. Scott Stolz. Row 8: John Wentz, Walt Gomolka, Jim Kline, Bob Parrish. Row 9: George Pastirko, Doug Warner, Bill Strittmatter, Tim Thiec, Jim Yanetelli, Bob Trexler, Rex Forsythe, John Short. Robert Gill, Don Firment. Row 10: Joanne Novak. Mary Barnes, Wendy Endler, Laurie Pelleshi, Patty Woodley, Curt Holtz. Craig Garay. Denise Zalisnok, Donna McGlynn. 47 Name: Brenda Bailey Nickname: Brenda Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt, and to make my special someone very happy Favorite Saying: Ya big meanie Likes: Doug. Fireplaces, my dearest friends, music and memories Dislikes: Being alone, sad people, and people who don't care Name: Donna Bakajza Nickname: Kiza Ambition: Dental Hygiene; to find Joanne s major defect Favorite Saying: You scum- bag Favorite Possession: My baton and my curling iron Hobbies: Camping. Swimming at Steph’s, and going to the beach Likes: Family, friends, memo- ries. smiling faces, and being myself Dislikes: Waiting, boredom, spearmint gum and people who don't know how to chew it with their mouths closed Name: Linda Adams Nickname: Skin Ambition: To get a good job and make lots of money Favorite Saying: Oh my God Favorite Possession: My life and memories Hobbies: Volleyball, walking down the road, and running out of gas Likes: Parties, dances, being with my friends, and having long talks with Patty Dislikes: Staying home on weekends and getting up early Name: Earl Aurandt Nickname: Ernie Ambition: To be an electri- cian Favorite Saying: So it is Favorite Possession: My Datsun Hobbies: Listening to my tape player Likes: The cabin, tape player. TV. Steelers. Rush Dislikes: Stuck up girls. Bee Gee’s, riding a bus Name: David Adams Nickname Dave Ambition: To get my tap back from Pete Favorite Saying: You're so dizzy you're happy Favorite Possession: Six-pack of cold Genesee Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, bowling Likes: Weekends, cold beer, and being with Lori Dislikes: Hangovers, disco, and getting kicked out of class Name: Linda E. Anna Nickname: Linda Ambition: To always be happy in life, and to make all my dreams come true Favorite Saying: Oh. get the net Favorite Possession: Mem- ories, and my lucky feather Hobbies: Ice skating, swim- ming. camping, and horse- back riding Likes: Football season, par- ties. Steelers. Michael Lan- don, the ocean, peppermint patty, friends, and pizza Dislikes: Muddy football fields, tests, losing to NC. and saying goodbye Name: Ken Bailey Name: Jim Babyak Nickname: Jimbo Ambition: To have my own motorcycle shop Favorite Saying: What's happening? Favorite Possession: My snuff Hobbies: Fixing motorcy- cles, hunting squirrel Likes: Playing football on Sundays, riding my 305, being a rowdy Dislikes: Not knowing how to play my guitar 48 Name: Michele Baker Nickname: Shelly Ambition: To work in a bank Favorite Saying: What are we going to do tonight? Favorite Possession: Every- thing on my dresser, my opal Hobbies: Riding around, ices- kating, swimming, and softball Likes: Jim. Peach jello with milk, the Newlywed Game, jeans. AM gang Dislikes: Old cars, being ignored, waiting, hangovers, nothing to do Name: Alan S. Balko Nickname: Big Al Ambition: To make it in life, and to play guitar like Jimi Hendrix Favorite Saying: Wait a while. Bobby Egghead Favorite Possession: My gui- tars Hobbies: Eating, listening to my stereo Likes: Talking to nice girls. Art. Bruce Springsteen. Strohs. S C. Parties up the Little House. Cuttin up Moe. Thelma Dislikes: Disco. Trig, boring nights up Big Z’s Lanes. Eat- ing 6th mod Name: Margaret Baran Nickname: Marg Ambition: College Favorite Saying: I coulda' died Favorite Possession: My pink panther collection Likes: My friends in the class of '81. my family, laughing, flowers Dislikes: All academic math, checking colorguard hats, people who don’t try Name: Tammy Marie Baker Nickname: Tammy Ambition: Travel and get a job Favorite Saying: Huh? Forget about it. Favorite Possession: My stereo and jams, memories, my dip- loma Hobbies: Basketball, softball, motorcycling, jogging Likes: Concerts, sleeping. WDVE. parties, “Free Bird, New Jersey, lasagna, munch- ing out Dislikes: Cons. Ed.. Bookkeep- ing. getting bummed out. wrecking, getting up for school, mornings after the night before Name: Wesley P Beach Nickname: Wes Ambition: To succeed in almost everything Favorite Saying: Okey dokey; never mind Favorite Possession: Driver’s License Hobbies: Sports Likes: Chris S.. sports, family, friends, Pina Colada song Dislikes: Not having money. getting yelled at. Mr. Yeager's clock Name: Mary Beth Barnes Nickname: Mar Ambition: To succeed in a business, and get married and make Shawn happy Favorite Saying: No way Favorite Possession: My dia- mond Hobbies: Playing pool, swim- ming. tennis and throwing darts Likes: Friends weekends, cabins, and sitting by a warm fireplace with someone spe- cial Dislikes: Monday mornings, not seeing Shawn, and cafe- teria food Name: Susan Baron Nickname: Sue Ambition: Make lots of money and enjoy every min- ute spending it Favorite Saying: Guess you hadda be there Favorite Possession: My life and memories Hobbies: Bowling, tennis, swimming, washing cars Likes: Surprises, “going run- ning.’’ good-looking men, eating at McDonalds Dislikes: Doing dishes, repeating things, being bored, waiting Name: Melvin Becker Nickname: Mel Ambition: To make a million Favorite Saying: Hey Durbaine. should we skip 38? Likes: Skipping 8th and 9th mods to eat with scummies, 4WD Chevy trucks Dislikes: Monday mornings, Physics. Chipper, and English Class 49 Name: Linda J. Behe Nickname: Linda Ambition: To find what I want out of life, and to own a Z-28 Favorite Saying: What’s hap- pening? Favorite Possession: Rocking chair, class ring, friends, mem- ories. and photo album Flobbies: Biking, camping, day dreaming, rocking, and draw- ing Likes: Going to parties, good looking guys. WOP-C Mt., Duman s park, Nicktown Hotel, and Ziggy Dislikes: Boring weekends, rainy days, getting in trouble, and saying good-bye Name: Duane Bender Nickname: Skin head Ambition: Strip jobs Favorite Saying: Where's my old lady at? Favorite Possession: Janet, memories Hobbies: Hunting, pool, pingpong Likes: Fords, Janet Dislikes: GMC trucks, fights with Janet Name: Richard Bender Nickname: Toenails Ambition: To get a job on the strip jobs Favorite Saying: Always be ready Likes: Ford trucks Name: Linda Beltowski Nickname: Bell Ambition: To figure out what I want to do, and try to make more people happy. Favorite Saying: Kids these days! Favorite Possession: Wood- stock collection, my supply of quilts. Hobbies: Painting, skiing, and creating new ways to enjoy life. Likes: Relatives, good Polish weddings. Woodstock, the beach, and being outside on summer nights. Dislikes: Redheads, venison, being cold, Bimbo’s 3 bolt wedgies, and Mr. Anna’s per- fection. Name: Lori Bender Nickname: Bender Ambition: To be successful Favorite Saying: What an airhead! Favorite Possession: My family, and friend’s pic- tures. Hobbies. Twirling baton Likes: Helping people, vol- leyball, teaching the Robi- nettes, and people who lis- ten to me. Dislikes: Riding the Vo- Tech bus, two-faced peo- ple, those who think they know it all. and liver. Name: Ronald A. Beunier Nickname: Ron Ambition: To become a big time trucker Favorite Saying: Really Scott, Joe wouldn’t tell you no lies. Right Joe? Favorite Possession: The Judge,” my blue GTO Hobbies: Hunting, trapping, fishing, skinning Likes: Janet, the school- yard gang, Bakerton par- ties. Genesee beer, being a Rowdy. Dislikes: Warm beer, mus- tard, high heels, and the Bee Gees Name: Cheryl Blake Nickname: Shirley Ambition: To make the best out of life and retire at 20. Favorite Saying: Please Don’t. Favorite Possession: My teddy bear, curling iron, family and friends. Hobbies: Swimming at Steph's, talking, and watching t.v. Likes: K.V., blue eyes, hairy chests, lunch mod gossip, weekends, and the schoolyard gang. Dislikes: Saying good-bye, rain, tomatoes, boredom, and making decisions. Name: Eugene Blick Nickname: Geno Ambition: Auto Diesel Mechanic Favorite Saying: I don’t believe it! Favorite Possession: Car (Lux- ury Buick) Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, playing pool Likes: Weekends. Lynyrd Sky- nyrd, parties, and The Almighty Steelers.” Dislikes: Mondays, Dallas Cowboys, boring nights, and disco. 50 Name: Lora Bloomberg Nickname: Lori Ambition: Truck driver Favorite Saying: I ain’t saying nothing Favorite Possession: My little boy. Hobbies: Changing diapers, and fixing bottles. Likes: BJ and the Bear, McDonalds, blue jeans, and summertime. Dislikes: Prissy people, cold weather, and Monday morn- ings. I Name: Michele Renee Bogus Nickname: Shelly Ambition: To make -it through college, become a Phys. Ed teacher, and to participate in Rita's Orgv Favorite Saying: What ” Favorite Possession: Mem- bership in The Mugs. special lucky metal, and my driver's license. Hobbies: Sports, and play- ing drums Likes: Junk food, watching T.V., sports, Hac’s parties, sleeping in. and Rock Disco Music. Dislikes: Wearing pinnies and gymsuits, being rushed by Panaro, boring classes, like unfair grading, and funerals. Name: Todd Bonin Nickname: DDOT NINOB Ambition: Computer Tech- nologist Favorite Saying: Hey Che- ryl, let me see our Science homework, and Let’s have a party! Favorite Possession: Stereo, bowls, car keys, and class ring. Likes: Saturday Night Live. Mr Bill, Cleveland. Cutlass Supremes. pizza, wine, Fri- day's at 3:15. and partying. Dislikes: Rain, Tech Draw- ing, Mondays, roaches, and soft french fries. Name. Daniel F. Bobby Nickname: Dan Ambition: Mason Favorite Saying: Yeah. Okay Favorite Possession: Family. Rem. 270 Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and trapping Likes: Vo-Tech, sports, and weekends. Dislikes: Monday mornings, stuck-up people, school lunches, and square dancing. Name: Robert E. Bogus Nickname: Butch Ambition: To go to college, and to take part in Rita's orgy. Favorite Saying: You're High! Favorite Possession: My mom and dad Hobbies: Tying flies, and weight lifting. Likes: Football, wrestling, fishing, hunting, a lot of good food, and girls. Dislikes: Losing weight, and poor losers. Name: Maria G. Born Nickname: Maria Ambition: To get to Colorado or somewhere out West. Favorite Saying: We’ll see Favorite Possessions: Memo- ries, friends, and family. Hobbies: Horseback riding, tennis, walking. Likes: R.S.P., sunshine, thunder storms, brown eyes, and good music. Dislikes: Working after mid- night. colds, sore throats. and being in a hurry. Name: Carrie Bowman Nickname: Carrie B. Ambition: To graduate before May 23, to be happy, to suc- ceed in life, and to get a puppy. Favorite Saying: You don't know, do you Keith? Favorite Possession: Life, memories of someone who will always be in my heart, friends, and a Very Special Someone. Hobbies: Swimming, horses, piano, singing, and playing cards. Likes: The beach, listening to the rain, The Cars, pizza, sleeping, being with people, crazy times with Zerb, and Oto Mt. Holly. es: Being bored, not being able to find anything to do, weekends with nowhere tc go. and when Zerb gets para- noid. Name: Susan M. Buck Nickname: Sue Ambition: To be happy in life. Favorite Saying Ah, come on. Favorite Possession: Memories of the good times I had at C.H. Hobbies: Swimming, skiing, and tennis. Likes: Long weekends, eating out, vacations, and thunder- storms. Dislikes: Cafeteria food, Monday mornings, and stuck-up people. Name Perry J Burkey Nickname: Pete Ambition: Electrician Favorite Saying That’s your problem. Favorite Possession: Stereo, motorcycle, and my Hippie Hats. Hobbies: Motorcycling and hunting Likes: Karen, parties, and long weekends Dislikes: Stuck-up people, women's lib. and Monday mornings. Name Emily Churella Nickname: Emmy, Em Ambition: To reach for the stars and reach my highest goal; a career in fashion. Favorite Saying: I see Favorite Possessions: Photo- graphs and memories of the good times, and my Raggedy Ann. Hobbies: Sewing, dancing Likes: The city, theatre. Billy Joel, traveling, people, and ice cream. Dislikes: Coldness, waiting, being bored, being rushed, and people who don’t care Name: Joan Caldwell Nickname: Joni Ambition: To own a log cabin in the middle of nowhere with Butch, and to travel Favorite Saying: Wick is a conehead Favorite Possession: George’s Z, and George Hobbies: Volleyball, frisbee. and horseback riding at Mill- er’s Likes: My mean Camaro and the man who drives it. not going home at nights, getting gooned with Mameo. sun- shine. racing, and good jams Dislikes: Fighting with my mom and Butch, midgets, and Cam- bria Heights Name: Annette Caracciolo Nickname: Crunch Ambition: To be rich and have a great marriage. Favorite Saying: Diane, are you going to the lav? Favorite Possession: My class ring, and Rob Hobbies: Basketball and motorcycle riding. Likes: Having a great time up at Vo-Tech, and Friday nights with Rob. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, and people who think they know everything. Name: Michele M Caretti Nickname: Mish Ambition: To become a medical secretary, and marry a rich doctor. Favorite Saying: I’m totally serious! Favorite Possession: Mem- ories. and dreams for the future. Hobbies: Swimming Likes: French fries, lunch mod gossip, smiles, blue eyes, and sunny days Dislikes: Liars, being cold, long and cold track prac- tices. rainy days. Name: Andrea Theresa Cavallo Nickname: Ann Ambition To be the best I can be Favorite Possession Memories of the past couple of years and the people I've shared them with. Hobbies Tennis, swimming Likes: Warm sunny days. Friendly smiles, dreamin'. a certain B C. crowd, and all the parties and good times we've had Dislikes: Loneliness, boredom, confusion, saying good-bye. being told what to do. people speaking for me. an empty mug. warm beer, and people who throw it away Name: Kevin Cence Nickname: Casey Ambition: To become the best auto mechanic ever Favorite Saying: Go for it Favorite Possession: My car. and life Hobbies: Trapping, hunt- ing. and fishing Likes. Weekends, loud music, going to parties, and watching the Lakers on T.V. Dislikes: Monday mornings, stuck-up people, and disco. Name: Lynne Ann Commons Nickname: Lynnie-Pooh Ambition: Accountant Favorite Saying: That totally flips me out! Favorite Possession: My times spent with Tod. Hobbies: Tennis, reading, swimming, knitting Likes Being with Tod. week- ends. helping little kids, having a good time, and walking in the rain Dislikes: Being clumsy, people who can’t take a joke, and Physics class 52 Name: Bryan David Cordell Nickname: Bryan Ambition: To own a Porsche, create Woodstock II. and be in Rita’s orgy. Favorite Saying: The main thing is not to get excited. Favorite Possession: Stereo system. Hobbies: Tennis, skiing Likes: Mellow music, pigging down after a wrestling match. Dislikes: Coach Yeager s toys, and losing weight Name: Victor Cunningham Nickname: Hoss Ambition: To get a good job and make a million. Favorite Saying: Mucho cona testa. Favorite Possession: My fire truck. Hobbies: Hunting, sleeping Likes: Friday nights, and beer Dislikes: Monday mornings, and school. Name: Eric F. Cunningham Nickname: Eric Ambition: Welder Favorite Possession: My bunker gear Hobbies: Fighting fires, and sports Likes: Mary, going to the fire hall Dislikes: Fires after 11:00 P.M , school Name: Joe Davis Nickname: Joe. Tiny Ambition: To be a carpenter, or farmer Favorite Saying: Hey Ken. give me a chew; of snuff that is. Favorite Possession: T.V. Hobbies. Hunting, fishing, and riding horses Likes: T.V., horses, and guns Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, school Name: Gary DeSalvo Ambition: To make it through college Favorite Possession: My exci- ter Hobbies: Snowmobiling. hunt- ing. and fishing Likes: Sparky, eating, and the Jimmy Dislikes: Mr Yeager's clock, being in a hurry Name: Donna DeFrahn Nickname: Donna Ambition: To be happy within myself. Favorite Saying: I’m gonna make it! Favorite Possession: Chrisse Hobbies: Geneology and rid- ing. Likes: The beach on a misty morning at low tide. Dislikes: My allergies. Name: Joseph DeLozier Nickname: J.D Ambition: To finish 12th grade Favorite Saying: Tongue it Favorite Possession. Truck Hobbies: Hunting and skydiv- ing Likes: 3:15 and weekends Dislikes: Monday mornings and Friday’s Name: James M Dibert Nickname: Jim Ambition: To get a good job and make lots of money Favorite Saying: I don’t care Favorite Possession: Friends and memories Hobbies: Coin Collecting, drawing Likes: Basketball. Steelers. being with Renee, hunting and fishing Dislikes: Monday mornings. English, school 53 Name: Stephen Allen Dickson Nickname Steve Ambition: To finish college and have a good life, remain crazy, and participate in Rita’s orgy Favorite Saying: Are you seri- ous? That is insane! Favorite Possession: My albums, my stereo, crazy memories, my electric Wurlit- zer, the ’■Dicksonary’’ Hobbies: Music, art Likes: Music, playing key- boards. crazy parties, the hill, sports, the Fence.” a good laugh, going to good concerts, and Mom Dislikes: Bananas. Mr Bern’s countdowns, intense Physics tests, Disco, foul smells, and wedges, fuchsia and pink patches Name: Michael Eck Nickname: Mike Ambition: To be rich Favorite Saying: I don't know Likes: The Rams, school vaca- tion, and summer Dislikes: The Steelers, school, and homework Name: Barb Dranchak Nickname: Barb Ambition To have my pic- ture on the cover of Time magazine Favorite Saying: I have no riches but my thoughts, yet these are wealth enough for me Favorite Possession: My television Hobbies: Watching TV. reading, rollerskating. Horseback riding, writing letters Likes Cookies, good music, summertime, and the smell of fresh hay Dislikes: Onions, hearing people snore, rainy days, snow, disorder real Nickname: Durbaine Ambition: To make enough money to live a king’s life Favorite Saying: Hey Mel- bone let’s skip 38 Favorite Possession: My bike and pool table Hobbies: Motorcycles Likes: Patti, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and climbing Harry before Marty Dislikes: Mondays. School, not having my own car, and Disco freaks Name: Janet Drzal Ambition: To get a secre- tarial job and be married at the same time. Favorite Saying: Oh. I’m so embarrassed1’’ Favorite Possession: My rings, family, friends, and memories. Hobbies: Running around and having fun. Likes: Ron, Bakerton peo- ple, parties, music, and food. Dislikes: Impolite people, boredom, and the 4-cylin- der in my little red Vega. Name: Edward Earnest Nickname: Ed Ambition: To become a machinist after I get out of the Army Reserves Favorite Saying: You’re crazy Favorite Possession: My guns Hobbies: Coin collecting, trapping Likes: Going out Friday night and getting a drunk on with friends, rock and roll music Dislikes: School, people that think they’re too good for you, GMC trucks, hang- overs Name: Karen L. Domalik Nickname: Karen Ambition: Flight attendant Favorite Saying: Ya know Favorite Possession: Stereo. Friends, and family Hobbies: Coin collecting, soft- ball, swimming and tennis Likes: Lynn Swann, Miss Piggy. McDonald’s french fries. Barry Manilow, football games and memories Dislikes: Waiting in the band bus and people that don't care Name: Bill Edwards Nickname: Buffalo Ambition: To become a quali fied taxidermist and become . talented musician Favorite Possession: Com pound bow Hobbies: Fly-tying, photogra phy, shooting in archery tour naments Likes: Ice-fishing, spring gob bier season, basketball, coun try music, trapping, football shooting a bow Dislikes The Steelers, har rock music, school. Fords coming to school in hunting season 54 Name: Wendy Endler Nickname: Wendy Ambition. To walk across the U S. and see everything Favorite Saying: Now what are we going to do? Favorite Possession: My pur- ple fuzzy bedspread Hobbies: Partying, skiing, swimming, and reading Likes: Parties at the cabin, a special someone, concerts, reminiscing with a good friend, and Rush Dislikes: Disco, being bored, and people when they’re drunk Name: Craig Stephen Garay Nickname: Spook Ambition: Attend a business school and get a good job Favorite Saying: Cheer up, things are getting worse Favorite Possession: My Subaru Likes: Basketball, good food, listening to Al McGuire, family Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, when people are in a bad mood t Name: Nancy A. Farabaugh Nickname: Farabaugh” Ambition: To be successful and happy in life Favorite Saying: What? Favorite Possession: Stereo, camera, memories Hobbies: Taking walks, cook- ing. collecting silverware, day- dreaming Likes: Football games, friends, jello, chocolate covered cher- ries. sloe gin. Dallas” Dislikes: English, coffee, good- byes. cats Name: Ronald Farabaugh Name: Donald Raymond Fir- ment Nickname: Dewy Ambition: To get out of school and get a job Favorite Saying: You know Favorite Possession: My snuff Hobbies: Hunting, hiking Likes: Summer mornings, eating, football and baseball, girls. Pittsburgh Steelers Dislikes: Boring people. Mon- days. and nothing to do Name: Barry Fitzpatrick Nickname: Fitzy Ambition: Coal miner Favorite Saying: Shorty Favorite Possession: Car Hobbies: Small Engines Likes: Crystal, car. beer, and hunting and fishing Dislikes: School and English Name: Gail Foster Nickname: Stale Gail Ambition: To be successful in life Favorite Saying: You weirdo Favorite Possession: My necklace and bracelet Hobbies: Softball, volleyball, oil painting Likes: A special guy. the great town of Bakerton. friends, pool hall. Phys. Ed. Dislikes: Typing and short- hand classes Name: Valeri Gelormino Nickname: Val Ambition: Medical Secretary and to own a Z-28 Favorite Saying: Say crazay. say Mooseye! Favorite Possession: My stereo, mirror collection. Dip- loma Hobbies: Motorcycle riding, water and snow skiing, shoot- ing darts and pool Likes: Getting crazy, good jams. WDVE. Pittsburgh Steel- ers. Camaros. and Bruce Springsteen Dislikes: Disco and being bored 55 • Name: Thomas M. Gerlesky Nickname: Tom Ambition: To replace Jack Lambert Favorite Saying: What a loser Favorite Possession My new Bolivia Electra and friends Hobbies: Hunting, football Likes: Long weekends, going to parties, girls, and good music Dislikes: Ford trucks and Mon- day mornings that come too early Name: Monica Glass Nickname: Mona Ambition: To always be happy Favorite Saying: Oh yeah1 Favorite Possession: My friends, diamond birthstone. and pearl Hobbies: Swimming Likes: Jim, parties, good times, sunny days, and quietness Dislikes: School, bad days, and people in bad moods Name: Walter Gomolka Name: Carolyn J. Graboski Nickname: Grab Ambition: Live life to its ful- lest Favorite Saying: Don't work too hard Favorite Possession: My car, class ring Hobbies: Crafts, bee keep- ing. and cooking Likes: Making friends and outdoor activities Dislikes: Having my picture taken Name: Paul Gresko Nickname: Grease Ambition: To be the best Favorite Possession: stereo, future car Hobbies: Running, listening to stereo Likes: Summer, sports, girls Dislikes: Homework, tests, and quizzes Name Janice Hadden Nickname: Janme Ambition: To be happy and successful in life Favorite Saying: What the freak Favorite Possession: Stereo, memories, photo albums, bracelet, family Hobbies: Horseback riding, ice skating, and snowmobiling Likes: Bruce. Shyrock Hilton parties, friends. Sassy. Tiny Dislikes: Getting up early, cold, rainy days, goodbyes Name Lisa Goss Nickname Goose Ambition: To get a good job and get the most out of life. Favorite Saying: Wait for me Favorite Possession My baseball glove, and bike Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and swimming Likes: 3:15, friends, tubing, sports. Bakerton. and the people from Bakerton Dislikes: Shorthand and typing classes. Shandor's study halls, and square dancing Name: Paula Eileen Haluska Nickname: Paula Ambition: To have a successful and happy marriage with a long and healthy life Favorite Saying: Holy Rip Favorite Possession: Diamond, family and memories Hobbies: Reading, sewing, and artex Likes: Being with Bobby, the ocean, lunch mods gossip, and riding around Dislikes: Being cold, ram, and people who think they are bet- ter than anyone else 56 Name Judy Hartman Nickname: Hartburn Ambition: To be happy always in whatever I do Favorite Saying: Kiss It Favorite Possession Friends and Memories Hobbies Reading, horseback riding, rollerskating, and ice skating Likes: Parties, having fun, good friends, family, and riding around Dislikes: Liars, people who think they know it all, and school. Name: Dave lllig Nickname: Dave. Pig Ambition: To be a rich par- amedic Favorite Possession: My 25-06 Hobbies: Hunting, trapping, fishing Likes: Being late for French class, band trips. Miami Dol- phins Dislikes: Physics. English, cold mornings Name: Donna Heishman Nickname: Donna Ambition: To get away from Patton and get a job Favorite Saying You fool Favorite Possession: Stereo, license, and class ring Hobbies: Shooting pool and swimming Likes: Parties, good times, and lots of friends Dislikes: English, the COUNT- DOWN. Monday mornings, weekends with nothing to do Name Curt Holtz Nickname: Curt Ambition: To thumb across the United States, to be in Rita’s orgy. Hobbies: Sports. Elbow lifting Likes: Sports, family, good parties, friends, getting even with Hulk. Dislikes: Being cold. Hulk’s practical jokes, being broke. Name. Brian Hoover Nickname: Brian Ambition: Graduate from High School Favorite Saying: No one likes you. Why don’t you go home Favorite Possession: Chevy Pick-up Hobbies: Hunting, baseball Likes: Girls. Beer Dislikes: Warm beer. Hang- overs Name: Jerry Hoover Nickname. Hoove Ambition: To make a lot of money Favorite Saying: Don’t worry. I'll fix it. Favorite Possession: My 125 Yamaha Hobbies: Playing football, lis- tening to my stereo Likes: Copenhagen. Steel- ers. riding my motorcycle, and beer Dislikes: School, stuck-up people. Monday mornings. Name: William Hoover Nickname: Bill Ambition: Carpenter or Farmer Favorite Saying: Hey. where are you going? Favorite Possession: Friends, family Hobbies: Hunting, motorcy- cles Likes: Girls, parties, having a good time Dislikes: Being bored Name Janet Karlheim Nickname: Nanny Ambition: undecided Favorite Possession: Memories Hobbies: Horseback riding Likes: Paul, family, and friends Dislikes Monday mornings, snobby people 57 Name: Daniel W Kelly III Nickname Dan Ambitions: To go sky-diving Favorite Saying: Hmmm. nice aft!” Favorite Possession: Dive card Hobbies: Skiing, scuba diving, and shooting pool Likes: Band. ROTC trips, school lunches, and bad jokes Dislikes: Vescovi's imitation of my laugh.” and my Junior English class Name: James Kelly Nickname: Buddy Ambition: Go to Vale Tech Favorite Saying: What are you going to do tonight? Favorite Possession: My cars Hobbies: Fishing and hunting Likes: Parties and snow days Dislikes: Waking up early and English Name: Paula Marie Kibler Nickname: Paula Ambition: X-Ray Techni- cian Favorite Saying: Hey Babes' Oh Yeah?' Favorite Possession: Happy memories, my spe- cial friends and family Hobbies: Swimming, volley- ball. bicycling and corre- spondence. Likes: Good music, a good laugh, summer days, french horns, basketball games, pizza, and band trips. Dislikes: Boredom, being the last person to get a joke. Dan and Dave's short” jokes and saying good-bye. Name: Marie Kirkpatrick Nickname: Ree Ambition: To participate in Rita's orgy Favorite Saying: I wanna take my shirt off Favorite Possession: My membership in the Mugs Hobbies: Reading, sewina Likes: Parties at the R Ranch, biking, guys with moustaches and pleated pants Dislikes: Boring weekends, arguing with anyone Name: Monica Kelly Nickname: Mon Ambition: To make it to Ocean City with Jeannette Favorite Saying: If you want something badly enough set it free If it comes back, its yours, if not it never was Favorite Possession: Stereo Hobbies: Biking, swimming, and partying Likes: Girls night out. . ood time. R.E.O.. a certain Nova and the person in it. and The crazy color guard Dislikes: The word why,' being burned out. people telling me what to do. and A.V. Name: Michele Lynn Kirk Nickname: Shell Ambition: Medical Technol- ogist Favorite Saying: You fool Favorite Possession: My jewelry, and memories of band trips. Hobbies: Collecting stamps, postcards, and dolls Likes: Macrame. sewing, reading. Rodger Ramjet, and correspondence. Dislikes: Football, cafeteria food. Dan bad jokes, ski- ing. and people misspelling my name Name: Nina L. Kirkpatrick Nickname: Nine ( 9) Ambition: To live in Arizona, get married, and live happily ever after Favorite Saying: Crazy” Favorite Possession: Class ring, and my patience Hobbies: Softball. Jokari. jog- ging and cooking Likes: Parties, being with friends and traveling Dislikes: Being accused of something I didn’t do and working with people who ref- use to understand. Name: James Kline Nickname: Clown Ambition: To get a job and make a lot of money Favorite Saying: Say what” Favorite Possession: My gun and drivers license Hobbies: Hunting, camping, swimming Likes: End of the week, and English class last two mods Dislikes: Monday mornings, typing class 58 Name: Jeff Knarr Favorite Saying: “I don’t know” Hobbies: Hunting Likes: Steelers and watching them win Dislikes: The Steelers losing and school Name Patricia J Kopera Nickname: Patty Ambition: To get a secretarial job and get married Favorite Saying: nun uh!” Favorite Possession: My engagement ring Likes: Rodney, french fries, Pepsi, sleeping in, Glendale Lake and schnauzers Dislikes: Boring weekends, rain, and Monday mornings Name: Susan Kovach Nickname: Sue Favorite Saying: Ya. right Favorite Possession: Memo- ries and my C.S key Likes: Summer, the beach life and my cat Dislikes: Unreliable people and being confused s Name: Lisa Madelaine Kolanay Nickname: Lis Ambition To participate in Rita’s orgy, and to stampout CICA Favorite Saying: Freshman' Favorite Possession My mem- bership in the M.U.G.G., and my crazy and unique friends Hobbies: Scheming and stab- bing Likes: Hac’s pandamonia free- for-alls. hanging out at Sheetz. flamboyancy. mature wit. “whiskey.” and the Y Dislikes: Mr. Bern’s count- downs. intense vocabulary tests, freezing, disco, curmud- geons. freshman Name: William Kovach Nickname: Bill Ambition: Bricklayer Favorite Saying: Hah!” Favorite Possession: Sport- ing equipment — Esp by bow Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, motorcycle riding Likes: Beer and sports Dislikes Homework, being kicked out of the library and some study halls Name: Sharon A. Lacy, Nickname: Sharon Ambition: To get what I can out of life and be happy Favorite Saying: Honest to God! Favorite Possession: My dia- mond Hobbies: Swimming, macrame. boating, riding around Likes: Parties. Kenny Rogers. Southern Comfort, Charlie Daniels and just having a good time Dislikes: Nothing to do. boring weekends, people telling me what to do. rain, and winter weather Name: Jody Krug Ambition: Construction Worker Favorite Possession: My snowmobile Hobbies: Hunting, snowmo- bile riding Likes: No homework on Fri- days. Miller s beer, skipping 12th mod study hall Name: Michele Lacur Nickname: Michele Ambition: To hear Lance make sense Favorite Saying: “Good things come to those” Favorite Possession: My fam- ily. friends, and memories Likes: Red cases. Ziggy cards, sleeping in late, weekends, and having a good time Dislikes: Monday mornings, boredom, arguments and an empty tank of gas 59 Name: Joe Lansberry Name: Scott Lane Nickname: Bull Ambition: Go to school and become a mason Favorite Saying: Ron, you and Joe are both liars. Favorite Possession: My snuff Hobbies: Sports and beer drinking, picking on Joe. Likes: Beer, Doritos. Bakerton. keg parties. Chevy trucks, Rowdies Dislikes: Math class, warm beer Name: Carol Lantzy Nickname: Puncky Ambition: Nursing, to be successful, and to always be happy. Favorite Saying: How doth the little crocodile improve his shining tail Favorite Possession: My family, friends, and memo- ries Hobbies: Lifting 12 oz. weights with Baba Likes: Chocolate, the Super Steelers, Summer time, weekends, and parties. Dislikes: Getting up early, being bored, and Mondays. Name: Helen Marie Lansberry Nickname: Helen Arigbee Ambition: To have all my dreams come true. Favorite Saying: I’ll do it tomor- row Favorite Possession: My rings and treasured memories. Hobbies: Swimming and camp- ing. dreaming Likes: Kevin, friends, rainy days, picnics, football seasons, Jackson Browne’s Running On Empty, sunsets. T-shirts, bub- ble gum. Dr. Hook Dislikes: Losing, waiting, Jun- ior year, being pinched, deci- sions, and snakes. Name: Mellany Marie Lenz Nickname: Mel Ambition: To get narked Favorite Saying: Oh NO!!! Favorite Possession: C-card. skis, music, and memories Hobbies: Scuba diving, playing music, sleeping Likes: Scuba diving, skiing, beating Jerry at backgammon, playing and listening to music, wine. Dislikes: Everything — at one time or another Name: Pete Leonard Nickname: Nemoy Ambition. To be the best welder in U.S. Favorite Possession. Adam's tape Hobbies: Hunting Likes: The middle of May. weekends. Dislikes: Renting skis at Ted's Name: Suzette Lechene Ambition: To catch a Rocky Mountain high Favorite Saying: Let’s get inebriated. Favorite Possession: My sweatsuit and track letters Likes: Outdoors, the West, sports, staying out late, summer nights Dislikes: Waiting, being late, homework, staying home on weekends. Name: Dave Lehmier Nickname Slim Ambition Heavy Equipment mechanic, move to Florida to be a Beach Bum. Favorite Saying: Hey Bucky Favorite Possession: My stereo, that special someone, my Millers mug, my car Hobbies: Listening to rock-n- roll. catching a good buzz on Vodka, sleep Likes: Vodka. Karen, good par- ties. friends, Miller Beer. Led Zeppelin, doing what I do best Dislikes: Arguing with Karen, warm beer, cold feet. Algebra. Health, cold sheets, getting up. slow music. Disco. 60 Name: Scott Lewis Nickname: Little Zeak Ambition: To get a good job and get married Favorite Saying: Where's Sue Favorite Possession: My hats Hobbies: Hunting, swimming Likes: Sue. GMC trucks, farm- ing. money, guns Dislikes: Ford trucks, fighting with my girl friend Name: Daniel Link Nickname: Dan Ambition: To go to Vegas Favorite Saying: Hey scummy Favorite Possession: Guns and life Hobbies: Anything danger- ous Likes: Deer season, skiing, and wrestling Name: Gary R. Litzinger Nickname: Litz Ambition: To find a good job. and stay around this area and stay in touch with friends Favorite Saying: You're full of it, and No way Favorite Possession: Shot- gun Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, ice skating, and trapping Likes: Good movies, shar- ing good times with my friends, horse back riding, boating, and having a good time Dislikes: English and Eng- lish homework, big Phys. Ed classes, and boring weekends Name: Brenda Marie Long Nickname:. Brenda Ambition: To participate on the Newlywed game in the future Favorite Saying: Oh hushy!! Favorite Possession: Bimbo and Rernando Hobbies: Boredom, watching soaps, celebrating special occasions when there aren’t any Likes: St. Bernard puppies, a certain guy and his mous- tache. and our happiness together Dislikes: Pappy’s pizza, going shopping with an empty pocket, lima beans Name: Martin Link Nickname: Marty Ambition: To make a million Favorite Saying: He'll get over it Favorite Possession: My license and guns Hobbies: Hunting, hill clim- bing Likes: Parties, and sports Dislikes: Losing weight for wrestling Name: Robin Lockett Nickname: Robbi Ambition: To do my best to make the special guy in my life happy Favorite Possession: Tibbit. my rings, and our house Hobbies: Different kinds of stitchery. fishing, cooking, cake decorating Likes: Joe and the times we spend together, happy mem- ories, Elder Township, horse- back riding Dislikes: Second shift, riding on the bus. C-hall after 3:15 Name: Anna Marie Link Nickname: Anna Ambition: To be happy in life Favorite Saying: Think again Favorite Possession: family, friends, and memories Likes: Nicktown Hotel, being with my friends, pizza, eating at McDonalds, band trips, and driving the car Dislikes: Getting up before 10 a m., boring weekends, home- work. and stuck up people Name. Joanne Marie Long Nickname: Jo Ambition: Registered Nurse and to find out what makes Donna so abnormal! Favorite Saying: Boy. are you weird Favorite Possession: Family, friends, and my parents' car Hobbies: Talking, swimming at Stephs. and sleeping Likes: Vacations, camping, cruising, band trip� , and hav- ing a good time Dislikes: Waiting, boredom, crowded C-hall and getting yelled at for talking when I wasn’t 61 Name: Beverly Lowmaster Nickname: Bev Ambition: To get a secretarial job Favorite Saying: I can’t wait till Friday Favorite Possession: My stereo Hobbies: Reading and sewing Likes: Tom, having an hour delay Dislikes: When my sister puts mustard on everything she 9ats, and physics tests Name: Scott Lowmaster Nickname: Little Zeak Ambition: To get a good job and get married Favorite Saying: Where’s Sue? Favorite Possession: My hats Hobbies: Hunting and swim- ming Likes: Sue. GMA trucks, farm- ing. money, and guns Dislikes: Ford trucks, and fight- ing with my girlfriend Name: Terry Marana Nickname: Vamp Ambition: To own a stereo shop Favorite Saying: Turn on the Jams Favorite Possession: Stereo Hobbies: Football, hunting, listening to music Likes: Music, girls, beer, parties. Kawasaki’s. Fire- birds Dislikes: Stuck-up girls Name: Teresa Maurer Nickname: Mouse Ambition: To see Mon and Jeannette go to Maryland and to go with them Favorite Saying: Yeah, really Favorite Possession: My lips Hobbies: Skiing, biking, and partying Likes: Anything to do with a buzz, skiing, WDVE, Girl’s Night Out, Munchin’ out. my crazy Carrolltown cous- ins Dislikes: Waiting, being late. Dick and Pauline’s hassles, getting sick. Arabs, disco Name: Donna McGlynn Nickname: Duck Ambition: To out chug Jim Favorite Saying: You twit Favorite Possession: Family and friends Hobbies: Snowmobiling and softball Likes: Jim, parties, and getting drunk with Missy and Sue Dislikes: School, hangovers, and trouble Name: Sharon Marshall Nickname: Sharon Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do Favorite Possession: Bob's picture, and my lindy star Hobbies: Cooking and cleaning Likes: Good grades, the ocean, and my rocking chair Dislikes: Clutter and tests Name: William Maurer Nickname: Wizzard Ambition: Farmer, just to get by Favorite Saying: Yea Yea Right Right What-A-Day! Favorite Possession: My 357 Pistol Hobbies: Hunting, girls, going to camp Likes: Parties, Gandalf, Styx, Pink Floyd. J.R.R. Tolkein Dislikes: Monday Mornings, colds Name Felicia Marie Mezzelo Nickname: Felicia Ambition: To be a rock-n-roll star Favorite Saying: Woooo baby Favorite Possession: My Rod Stewart albums, my friends Hobbies: Horseback riding, skiing, partying, frisbee Likes: Rod Stewart. Friday night parties, good-looking guys, singing. Kansas, Jour- ney, Arizona Dislikes: Getting up early, peo- ple in bad moods when I’m in a good mood, and being burned out 62 Name: Theresa M Milchak Nickname: Terry Ambition: To find a good pay- ing job.and be happy Favorite Saying: I don't care. Favorite Possession: Don. my family that I care a lot about Hobbies: Ceramic’s, sewing, and arranging flowers Likes: Weekends, sleeping, reading, and eating junk food. Dislikes Monday mornings, two faced people, and Phys. Ed. Name: Larry Molitsky Nickname: Pete Ambition: To make a lot of money Hobbies: Hunting, sports, fish- ing Likes: Laying around and watching T V. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning Name: Diane Miller Nickname: “Dine'' Ambition: To share a life of everlasting happiness with someone special. Favorite Possession: Special memories Likes: Sunsets, starry summer nights, football season, band trips, weekends, and summer of 79. Dislikes: Getting up early, rainy days. Monday mornings, stuck up people, and homework. Name: Judy Miller Nickname: Judy Ambition: To become suc- cessful and rich someday Favorite Saying. You Bum” Favorite Possession: Memo- ries. my camera, and my black Abby Colt. Hobbies: Horseback riding, swimming, and iceskating. Likes: Being with my family and friends, daydreaming, chocolate. The Judy Miller Show on Saturday Night Live, and summers. Dislikes: Having colds, school, being bored, and people who criticize my handwriting. Name: Dan Mohler Nickname: Mopar , Red” Ambition: To get a job in Auto Repair Favorite Possession: My guns Hobbies: Hunting and skiing Likes: Weekends Dislikes: Getting up early for school, and square dancing in phys. ed Name: Mary Miller Nickname: Mary Ambition: To be a successful cosmetologist Likes: Eric. St Bernard dogs, weekends and going to the F.H. Favorite Possession: Mine and Eric's class rings Hobbies: Swimming, painting ceramics Dislikes: Being mistaken for Goria. snow, and onions Name: Bradley Moore Nickname: Brad Ambition: For Craig and I to go into business Favorite Saying: How doth the little crocodile improve his shining tail Favorite Possession: Yosemite Sam T-shirt Hobbies: Skiing. Football, and elbow lifting Likes: The wild wild West. Good parties, weekends and Benny Hill Dislikes: People who put their nose up. myself in the morn- ing. and Iran Name: Pat Mohler Nickname: Red Ambition: To get a job and get rich Favorite Saying: Hey. what’s happenin' Favorite Possession: My gun Hobbies: Hunting and sports Likes: Sleeping in on Satur- day morning, playing football on Sundays Dislikes: Getting up in the morning and going to school 63 Name: Sharon L. Noren Nickname: Shari Ambition: Get married, get a job. and be happy Favorite Saying: Oh. yeah. You're nuts , Go Steelers' Favorite Possession: My dia- mond. 58 Lambert jersey, and memories Hobbies: Photography, going to Pirate and Steelers games Likes: A special guy. Camaros, Vettes, steak dinners. Sloe Gin, Riunite, and Millers Dislikes: Rainy days when the cable is out during a Steeler game, jealous people Name: JoAnn Novak Nickname. Jo Ambition: Get married and go to school for nursing Favorite Saying: What’s the matter with you? and Y-E-P Favorite Possession: My dia- mond and stereo Hobbies: Playing tennis, bowl- ing. throwing darts, and shoot- ing pool Likes: Family, friends, partying, long weekends, and spending time with Bill Dislikes: Almost all the teach- ers at C.H., not seeing Bill every weekend Name: Laurie Pelleshi Nickname: Laurie Ambition: To see everything there is to see1 Favorite Saying: Tell me what1 Favorite Possession: My col- lection of old music Hobbies: Playing the guitar and sewing Likes: Sleeping late Name: Julie Ann Patrick Nickname: Julie Ambition: Respiratory Therapy Technician Favorite Saying: I guess Favorite Possession: All the things I care for Hobbies: Sleeping, ice skating Likes: R-Rabbit. cheerleading, a few special friends, my junior year with Tuck, and sneaking in the AV room Dislikes: Jellybeans, selling chances and candy bars, try- outs. and secrets Name: Kevin Owens Name: Robert Paul Parrish Nickname: Bob. Blob, or Nutsy Ambition To go home on the next Star Cruiser and be declared mentally com- petent Favorite Saying: Well, on second thought Favorite Possession: Friends, family, and the good jokes I hear Hobbies: Reading, skiing, skating, and woman chas- ing Likes: Good snow for ski- ing, watching girls in the commons, band trips, and having fun. Dislikes: Cold classrooms, warm, wet winters. Sunday mornings after a bad night, and sane or stuck-up peo- ple Name: Rita Jane Panaro Nickname: Ritz Ambition: To grow to be at least 5'1 and to conduct the biggest orgy ever Favorite Saying: Kiss off! Favorite Possessions: My terrific family and my “Mugs” membership Hobbies: All sports Likes: Hac’s parties, Lynne Swann, eating at the Y, and knowing that someone is a cic and a good friend of Reuben’s Dislikes: People who stare, typing and Cons. Ed., wait- ing for Bogus all the time, and people necking in C- Hall Name George Pastirko Nickname: George Ambition: To graduate from High School. Favorite Saying: What can I say1 Favorite Possession: My snuff Hobbies: Hunting and fish- ing Likes: Girls, and beer Dislikes: Liver and warm beer 64 Name: Dan Polites Nickname: Danny Ambition: Mechanic Favorite Possession: My Job Hobbies: Painting cars, chang- ing motors in cars Name: Ron Riner Nickname: Riner Ambition: Electrician Favorite Saying: Come on now Favorite Possession: My car Hobbies: Hunting, football Likes: Skipping 12th mod study halls, beer, and good music Dislikes: Homework, snobby people, boring teachers, and library Name: Teresa Ponchock Nickname: Teresa Ambition: To go out with the Steelers Favorite Possession: My jacket from Nicks Hobbies: Being a flag football spectator Likes: Bruce Springsteen, black hair, brown eyes, and people from Bakerton Dislikes: Red traffic lights Name: Linda M. Price Nickname: Linda Ambition: To be happy and get the most out of life Favorite Saying: Leave me alone!” Favorite Possession: Memo- ries. curling iron Hobbies: Swimming, listening to the radio, reading Likes: Being with Mickey, french fries, sleeping in. and lunch mod gossip Dislikes: Spiders, cold weather, and being sad Name: Rose Ann Pompa Nickname: Roz Ambition: undecided Favorite Saying: Mom. can I have some money? Favorite Possession: Tyler, memories of high school days Hobbies: Dancing Likes: Lunch mod gossip Dislikes: Getting up early Name: Tom Price Name: Debbie Rohac Name: Mary L. Quist Nickname: Quist Ambition: To never see another school as long as I live Favorite Possession: My life Hobbies: Swimming, bad- minton. and ice skating Likes: Causing trouble, reading, and summer vaca- tion Dislikes: School, truant offi- cers. and having to get up early in the morning 65 Name: Lisa Marie Rohac Nickname: Liz, Liza, Hac Ambition: To be on time for Rita's orgy. Sheep Herder Favorite Saying: Of course I can get served here, I’m a req- ular! Favorite Possession: My 'MUGS membership, family and friends Hobbies: E.A.Y. Likes: Men, Millers, making others happy, my Scout, and my pandemonious free-for-alls Dislikes: Reuben's friend Boris, Fuchsia and Pink patches, Cics, moods. Mr. Bern's count- downs and wedges Name: Karen Senko Nickname: Kiki Ambition: To make Wayne happy and to see a certain skallywag shave Favorite Saying: Can I go to Wayne s now? Favorite Possession: My dia- mond, animals, and stereo Hobbies: Art, running around Likes: Wayne, fireplaces, log cabins, and friends Dislikes: Stuck up senior girls, snobby people. Duke jumping on me. nubbies. dishes, and camels Name: Kris Routch Nickname: Chief Ambition: To be the world's first trillionaire Favorite Saying: You’re pretty rough. Paul Favorite Possession: Elec- tric Dog Polisher Hobbies: Hunting, skiing, tennis Likes: Sports, comedies, and Colorado Dislikes: Rain. Physics, and Notre Dame Name: Joseph B. Semels- berger Nickname: Joe Ambition: To make a lot of money Favorite Saying: That's your problem Favorite Possession: Stereo, motorcycle Hobbies: Motorcycling, fishing Likes: Parties, girls, motor- cycles, and good music Dislikes: Snobs, disco Name: Jacob Shaffer Nickname: Jake Ambition: To finish school anc make lots of money Favorite Saying: Tell me about it Favorite Possession: Guns Hobbies: Playing football and hunting Likes: Getting drunk and hav- ing a good time Dislikes: Rednecks and party poopers Name: Nina Sell Nickname: Neen or Nina Ambition: To own my own flower shop, get married, and have kids Favorite Saying: Hey Stoltz, you should see it; Stoltz, got any gum? Favorite Possession: License, doll collection, my pre. jewelry box, grand- mother's dishes Hobbies: Sleeping, paint- ing, macrame Likes: Lou, TV, beer, friends, family, Lou’s band. Stoltz’s brainy ideas Dislikes: Certain people, fights, hangovers. Lou’s act. people showing off Name: Perry Semelsberger Nickname: Virg Ambition: To get a job and to succeed in life Favorite Saying: Book and records on movie Favorite Possession: Ann and my Vette Hobbies: Cars and motors Likes: Rebuilding motors and racing cars Dislikes: Monday mornings, school, and Sundays Name: Ralph Rosian Nickname: Ralph Ambition: To go to school and get a good job Favorite Saying: Never Again Favorite Possession: Friends, family, memories, and my license Hobbies: Skateboarding Likes: Good music, long week- ends. and good times Dislikes: Boring weekends, truant officers, liars and stuck up people 66 Name: Sandra L. Sharbaugh Nickname: Sandy Ambition: To add up all my brownie points Favorite Saying: Arr-arr-arr Favorite Possession: Class ring, milkmugs, and friends Hobbies: Man-watching, sports, and crocheting Likes: Sports, good-looking guys, parties, telling jokes. Steelers. camels Dislikes: Being called a techer, running out of gas. and stuck-up people Name: Barbara Jo Shero Nickname: Barb Ambition To have the letters M D follow my name and to wear a sur- gical cap like Gonzo Gates favorite Saying Hoty Hannah Favorite Possession My diamond chip, family, friends, and memories of Sept 79 Hobbies Playing the piano, tennis, ice skating and watching football Likes Sleeping in, hour delays, eat- ing. traveling. Hawaii, smiling faces, and pifta coladas Dislikes Mr Bern's countdowns, dentist drills, blind dates, boat rides, crooked teeth Name: Kimberly Ann Shope Nickname. Kim Ambition: To seek out and explore a perfect “10,” to be in Ritz'sorgy Favorite Saying: You Cic Favorite Possession: My clutch, and my M U G S, membership Hobbies: Inventing new words for the “Dicksonary.” laziness, music Likes: Lotsa snow, my truck, carousing with the MUGS.. EAY, Hac’s pandemonius free-for-alls, parties. Riunite. and Queen Dislikes: Those infamous Countdowns, Rakes, fuchsia and pink patches, freshmen, people who whine Name: Lois Jane Skirsky Nickname: Lois Ambition: Interior decorating Favorite Saying: We don’t need no education Favorite Possession: Led Zepplin albums, and my dia- monds Hobbies: Parties, and going out with Ed Likes: Ed. parties, and friends Dislikes: Disco. C.B.’s. red- necks Name: John Short Nickname: Cake Ambition: To become an electrician Favorite Saying: Who cares? Hobbies: Basketball, fishing, and track Likes: Sleeping in class, the schoolyard, watching the Steelers lose Dislikes: Getting up for school. Name: Robert Snyder Nickname Bob Ambition: To get a good job. Favorite Saying: That’s life. Favorite Possession: My favorite hat Likes: Going to French class late Dislikes: Going to English Class Name: Karla Stahl Nickname: Chuck Ambition: Get a job and get married Favorite Saying: No way Favorite Possession: My dia- mond Hobbies. Horseback riding, swimming, baseball, and foot- ball Likes: Great teenage memo- ries. nice and friendly people Dislikes: Stuck-up people, waiting, and Burr Name: Mary Frances Stevens Nickname: Baba Ambition: Medical Assistant Favorite Saying: How doth the little crocodile improve his shining tail Favorite Possession: Family, friends, and memories Hobbies: Lifting 12 oz. weights with Puncky Likes: Steelers. sunshine, the summer of '79, and M M's Dislikes: Confusion and disap- pointments 67 Name: David L. Stewart Nickname: Dave Ambition: To take over for Doc Severanson. Favorite Saying: “Ah, nuts Favorite Possession: My trum- pet Hobbies: Football, swimming, coin collecting Likes: Band trips. English, and playing piano Dislikes: Physics and burn- outs Name: Mark Strittmatter Nickname: Strick Ambition: To become a truck driver, and win a 250 national motorcross championship. Favorite Saying: You're so silly, you're happy Favorite Possession: Truck and motorcycle Hobbies: Motorcross racing, and working on my truck Likes: Loud music, fancy trucks, traveling, yelling at Mr. Demi, eating lunch with Dur- baine, Norb and Scumies. Dislikes: Monday mornings, school lunches. Rolling Stones. Disco and the Bee Gees Name: Joanne Stoltz Nickname: Jo or Josie Ambition: To see Doug do his homework by himself. Favorite Saying: Hey, what can I say? Favorite Possession: Friends and family Hobbies: Drawing and goofing off. Likes: Sports, talking, sunny days, good friends, and the outdoors Dislikes: Homework, being bored, basketball, referees, and arguments. Name: Scott S. Stolz Nickname: Uncle Scott Ambition: Meet Jacques Favorite Saying: You'll have this. Favorite Possession: Dive gear and health Hobbies: Scuba diving and Art work Likes: Life, blue Ribbon, J.R.R. Tolkein and being a band aid. Dislikes: Too much advice, floating fins, and finding something at the bottom of my mug. ______ Name: Lisa Stoltz Nickname: Stoltz Ambition: Own a black Trans Am and get married Favorite Saying: You'll get over it Favorite Possession: Class ring, license, life. Hobbies: Riding around, softball sleeping Likes: Abe. parties at the shack, picking on Little Fedor. Dislikes: People trying to be something they're not. Nina asking for gum. bossy peo- ple. Name: Dawna Stewart Nickname: Dawna Ambition: Elementary music teacher Favorite Saying: You’ve got to be kidding Favorite Possession: Piano, memories, class ring Hobbies: Anything of interest Likes: Good times with friends, playing the piano, and good music. Dislikes: Mondays, rain, snobby people, salmon Name: Glenn L. Strittmatter Nickname: G. Strick Ambition: To make it through college Favorite Saying: Go ahead. I don't care Hobbies: Hunting, skiing Likes: Study Halls, last two mods. Dislikes: Back to back Trig and Physics classes, pay- ing off debts. Name: William Strittmatter Nickname: Strickles Ambition: To be an EM7 Instructor for the Mines. Favorite Saying: You know what the boys from Virginia say? Favorite Possession: My Volk- swagen and my blade. Hobbies: Getting Brenda Miller mad Likes: Drinking, one special girl and teachers who don’t give homework. Dislikes: School, buses, and rowdy freshmen 68 Name: Tim Thiec Nickname: ‘'Thick Ambition: Become a Game Commissioner Favorite Saying: I don’t know Favorite Possession: My guns, friends Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, messing around Likes: Fridays. Steelers. snuff, a special someone. Benny Hill Show Dislikes Mondays. English. P.O.D., certain people. Cow- boys. Name: Robert Trexler Nickname: Flub Ambition: To get a good pay- ing job. Favorite Possession: Class ring Hobbies: Fishing, baseball Likes: Going up to the school- yard. pizza, watching football Dislikes: School, rainy days, watching the Steelers win. Name: Joseph Thomas Nickname: Jook Ambition: To live in Alaska Favorite Saying: Think about it Favorite Possession: The Red Racer Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, trapping Likes: Genesee, traveling, the school yard and South- ern rock music. Dislikes: Typing. Scott being a Brownie, combing my hair and putting gas in my truck. Name: Laura Ann Thomas Nickname: Laurie Ambition: To become an anchorite Favorite Saying: I'm sorry but the truth hurts Hobbies: Horseback riding, skiing and ventriloquism Favorite Possession: Memo- ries Likes: Dreaming, snow when a cold sun makes it sparkle, being outside and living. Dislikes: Flies, confusion, essay tests and being rushed Name: Russell J Thomas Nickname: Rusty” Ambition: To be a carpenter, or welder Favorite Saying: That’s life Hobbies: Swimming, hunting, camping, driving Likes: Vo-Tech, long week- ends. friendly people Dislikes: Homework and going to English class Name: Robert Treon Nickname: Bob Ambition: Electrician Favorite Saying: That's the way it is Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, football Likes: Hunting, fishing, and listening to my stereo Dislikes: Math class. Pitts- burgh Steelers Name Dennis Thomas Nickname: Ben'' Ambition. To be in Rita’s orgy, to make it through college and become an engineer' Favorite Saying: No. the horn beeps Favorite Possession: Fly rod and golf clubs Hobbies: Fishing. Hunting. Golf Likes: M K„ hour delays Dislikes: Physics]” being broke. Pabst Name: Veronica Tucker Nickname: Tuck Ambition: To become a Regis- tered Nurse and take over Ms Gooderham's job Favorite Saying: No sir. you liar Favorite Possession: Life and my RN hat in '83 Hobbies: Tennis, roller skating, ice skating Likes: My honey bunch, junior yr. with Jules, football season. Jules' shortcuts in tech-drw and Terry Bradshaw Dislikes: Ice cubes, raisins, jealousy, and chipmunks 69 Name. Mary A. Venesky Nickname: Mom Ambition: To make it through college Favorite Possession: Mem- ories Hobbies: Trapping and fishing Likes: Eating at the Red Bull Inn, fireplaces, and having fun. Dislikes: Dirty snow, not having money, and being bored. Name: Kenneth Gerald Vescovi Nickname: The Hulk Ambition: To tour the U.S. on a motorcycle and to find out why Bogus unbuttons his pants to comb his hair. Favorite Saying: Do you want to order some pizza? Favorite Possession: Honda 350 Four. 1970VW Hobbies: Elbow lifting, sports, eating, and dipping snuff. Likes: C.B., E., A.F., B.A.’s, and hot. summer, sunny. Sunday afternoons Dislikes: Disco and people who criticize, but can’t do better themselves. Name: Clarissa Venslosky Nickname: Chris Ambition: To get a good job and own a Z-28 Favorite Saying: All right!! Favorite Possession: My stereo, Lindy star. Hobbies: Swimming, ten- nis. Likes: Keg parties, fresh- man year, and all the peo- ple in Bakerton. Steelers. Dislikes: Boring weekends, and the snobby seniors, hangovers. Name: Patrick J. Wak- smunski Nickname: Pat Wax Fever Ambition: To be successful at everything I attempt. Favorite Saying: Hey. don't worry about it. Favorite Possession: My 8- track tape collection and my camera. Hobbies. Fishing and play- ing pinball Likes: Pitt, hard rock, spending money, and jag- ging Mr. Yeager Dislikes: Penn State, get- ting up in the morning, and Kelly’s laugh. Name: Karen Ann Washinsky Nickname: Karen Ambition. To be happy and successful in life. Favorite Saying: Are you seri- ous? Favorite Possession: Family, friends, and my own set of keys to the green and white Nova. Hobbies: Tennis, swimming, and jogging. Likes: Having Christmas on Jan. 7, honest and friendly people, warm summer nights, exciting weekends, and Mom’s Great Pirohi. Dislikes: Waiting, and being bored. Name: Cathy Veneskey Nickname: Cathy Ambition: To date the Pitts- burgh Steelers Favorite Possession: Memories Likes: Saturday Night Live, tea. my plants, family, and Paul McCartney Dislikes: Waiting for the bus during a blizzard, scary mov- ies. homework, getting sick, and the Dallas Cowboys Name: Chris Alan Venesky Nickname: Stretch or Abe Ambition: To survive WW III Favorite Saying: It’s the pits!! Favorite Possession: Camera and my life Hobbies: Electronics and pho- tography Likes: ‘‘Acting’’ crazy, making Dennis gag on his lunch, and The Mr Bill Show Dislikes: Homework, lunches that crawl, and sane and rational people Name: Doug Warner Nickname: “T” Warner Ambition: To see a special friend’s dream come true. Favorite Saying: When it’s right, it’s right!! Favorite Possession My Nova Likes: Brenda, drinking, good friends, and getting Sarg. baf- fled. Dislikes: Woogieology. English class, and the creep who burned the P.V.I. 70 Name: Patricia M. Kollar Woodley Nickname: Pat Ambition: To have lots of money before I’m too old to enjoy it. Favorite Saying: You big dummy! Favorite Possession: Guitar and wedding ring Hobbies: Playing guitar Likes: A certain Grand Prix, going out, sleeping in. snow, parties Dislikes: People who can't take a joke, cooked onions. Name: John Wentz Nickname: John Ambition: To become a rich coal miner Favorite Saying: What’s hap- pening? Favorite Possession: Money Hobbies: Playing football on Sundays Likes: Going to keg parties Dislikes: P.O.D., and Disco Name: Nancy M. Whiteford Nickname: Winnie Ambition: Dental Assistant and to get my braces off. Favorite Saying: ... such is life Favorite Possession: Memo- ries. my stuffed animals, and class ring. Hobbies: Everything at least once Likes: Good music, laughter, summer, and ELO. KISS Dislikes: Mondays, winter and stuck-up people Name: Jim Wolanin Nickname: WOWO Ambition: undecided Favorite Saying: That’s how come. Favorite Possession: My YZ 250E Hobbies: Motocross. electron- ics. hunting, fishing, and trap- ping Likes: Working on bikes, going to parties, and traveling, girls. Dislikes: People who think that they know everything. Name: Mark Wendekier Nickname: Pooh Ambition: To become a lawyer Favorite Saying: Your gonna get it, Hulk. Favorite Possession: Car keys, records and ring. Hobbies: Golf, skiing, sports Likes: Chocolate chip cookies, hot summer days, playing hoops at the schoolyard, and most of all K.P. Dislikes: Trig, Hulk’s tricks, beginning of basketball prac- tice, riding Whitey Link’s bus to away games. Name. Patricia Weakland Nickname: Patrish Ambition: To get a job as a secretary and be as happy as possible. Favorite Saying: Oh Gee Favorite Possession: My friends Hobbies: Horseback riding and playing volleyball Likes: Having a good time, all the good memories of life, good wine, and sunny days Dislikes: Monday mornings, stuck-up people, boring classes, getting told no” Name: Marmta westover Nickname: Marnita Ambition: To graduate, make the most of my life, and to smoke a cigarette in the Commons. Favorite Saying: C-R-A-Z-Y, Is anyone having a party tonight? Favorite Possession: My mug. stereo, albums, and my freedom Hobbies: Partying, being crazy Likes: Led Zeppelin. Miller’s High Life. Southern Comfort, keg parties Dislikes: English class, bor- ing weekends, school lunches. Monday mornings. Name: Leo Wilt Ambition: To be a welder and retire at the age of 45. Favorite Saying: You slant- eyed son-of-a-gun. Favorite Possession: License Hobbies: Fishing, Basketball, collecting money Likes: Sports, money, girls, and saying Hi to Beth. Dislikes: Snobby people, being broke 71 Name: Bruce Yeckley Nickname: Bruce Ambition: To be the best at whatever I do Favorite Saying: M do it tomorrow!” Favorite Possession: My stereo Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping Likes: Sports of all kinds. Girls, music, and Big Mac’s Dislikes: Getting up early, Monday mornings, school lunches, and Spinach Name: Pat Yeager Nickname: Bear” Ambition: To become rich enough to buy Iran. Favorite Saying: Hey Durbaine. where do we go now? Favorite Possession: My 308 Hobbies: Riding Motorcycles, drinking beer Likes: My dads truck, Yam- ahas. Patties back at the cabin, the bell at 3:15 and Skoal snuff Dislikes: Warm beer, Monday mornings. P.O.D., English class and DISCO. Name: Wanda Yeckley Nickname: Wanda Ambition: To be happy and successful Favorite Saying: Who cares9 Favorite Possession: Family, friends, memories and my life Hobbies: Shooting pool, play- ing cards, and most sports Likes: Most people, traveling, parties and a good time Dislikes: School, being yelled at, stuck-up people, being bored and getting flat tires Name: Jean Zerbee Nickname: Zerb” Ambition: To accomplish everything I want to do at once Favorite Saying: I could be wrong, so don't quote me on it Favorite Possession: Son- ny’s class ring Hobbies: Being with Danny and drinking Likes: Looking for hub- caps. GCA. one certain cabin in St. Lawrence, french fries, looking for- ward to all those bachelo- rette parties. Dislikes: When Bowman and I can’t find anything to do, Stoltz’s ungodly burp- ing after lunch. Name Jim Yannitelli Nickname: ’’Ying” Ambition: To get a good job and to be 100 Favorite Saying: Ok, let’s go Favorite Possession Stereo Hobbies: Grounders, trapping Likes: Steelers. baseball, hunt- ing, McDonalds, and fishing Dislikes: Rainy days, schoo and nothing to do. Name: Tammy Wysocki Nickname: Tammy Ambition: To go to photogra- phy school Favorite Saying Really?! Favorite Possession: Stereo, family, memories and a special necklace Hobbies: Water and snow ski- ing. roller skating and ice skat- ing. swimming Likes: Sunsets, fireplaces, our cape at Tidioute. long walks with friends Dislikes: Loneliness, stuck-up people, rainy days, doing dishes, and boring Sundays. Pictures and information were unavailable for Tom Bertram, Pat Carroll. Rex ise Zaliznock. Forsythe. Lisa Kibler, Gary Mutchock. Jane Shaffer, and Den- 72 Pictures From Top: Joanne Long, Donna Bakajza, Cherly Blake, Kim Shope, Paula Haluska, Patty Kopera. Donna Heishman, Linda Adams. Patty Weakland, Veronica Tucker, Suzette Lechene, Emily Churella. Maria Born. Linda Behe 73 Leaders of the Leaders Ron Beunier, President; BarbShero. Vice-President; Janet Drzal, Treasurer; Cheryl Blake. Secretary Advisors: Mr. Edward Gresko Mr. John Bern Seeing Double Pat and Dan Mohler Dave and Dawna Stewart Honorable Seniors Rt. 219 Essay contest winners: Front: Carol Lantzy — Honorable Men- tion, Michele Kirk — Honorable Mention. Back: Suzette Lechene — Honor- able Mention. Eugene Blick — First Place. Dan Kelly — Third Place, Linda Beltowski — Second Place JUNIOR MISS REPRESENTATIVE — Barb Shero CORRINE-MENK WAHR SCHOLARSHIP AWARD GIVEN BY IUP VOICE OF DEMOCRACY SPEECH WINNERS — Mellany Lenz — First __paul Gresko Place, Bob Parrish — Third Place. Wanda Yeckly — Second Place VO-TECH AWARD WINNERS — Nina Sell, Ron Riner, Jean Zerbee NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMMENDED STUDENTS — Bob Parrish, Dan Kelly 75 M 0 S T P L E A S 1 N G P E R S 0 N A L 1 T Y Eighties’ Favorites Monica Glass, Mark Strittmatter, Curt Holtz, Janet Drzal. N I C E S T S M I L E Tom Gerlesky, Cheryl Blake. Absent: Bryan Cordell, Carol Lantzy. 76 Lisa Goss, Wes Beach, Ken Vescovi, Shelly Bogus M 0 S T A T H L E T I C Barb Shero, Dan Kelly, Mellany Lenz, Paul Gresko M 0 S T L I K E L Y T 0 S u c c E E D 77 B E S T L O 0 K 1 N G B E S T D R E S S E D Mark Wendieker, Emily Churella, Val Gelormino, Craig Garay Gary DeSalvo, Diane Miller Scott Lane, Mary Stevens 78 Gary DeSalvo, Helen Lansberry M 0 S T P 0 P u L A R Kris Routch, Nancy Farabaugh, Tammy Wysocki, Jim Babyak M 0 S T T A L K A T I V E 79 Karen Washinsky, Al Balko, Bob Bogus, Julie Patrick C L A S S F L I R T S Kneeling: Craig, Bryan, Scott, Dan, Mark. Standing, First Row: Tom, Barb, Al, Shelly, Val, Janet, Mary, Karen, Kris, Monica, Tammy, Diane, Helen, Suzette. Second Row: Paul, Emily, Steve, Teresa, Jim, Bob, Willie, Gary, Mark, Linda, Curt, Lisa, Ken, Nancy, Cheryl. 81 TopTens In what has become an annual tradition, the Highlander staff surveyed the seniors in January in order to determine their favorite choices in a variety of areas. Out of the many varied answers, we selected the top ten. Here, immortalized for all time, are the results. ACTOR 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Alan Alda 4. John Belushi 5. Dustin Hoffman 6. Steve Martin 7. Erik Estrada 8. Henry Fonda 9. Bill Murray 10. Robert Redford BEST LOOKING MALE STAR 1. Erik Estrada 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Clint Eastwood 4 John Schneider 5. Larry Wilcox 6. Robert Redford 7. John Belushi 8. Dustin Hoffman 9. Al Pacino 10. Michael Landon SOAP OPERA 1. The Young and the Restless 2. Soap 3. Another World 4. Days of Our Lives 5. Dallas 6. Guiding Light 7. As the World Turns 8. General Hospital 9. Search for Tomorrow 10. The Doctors ACTRESS 1. Gilda Radner 2. Jane Fonda 3. Loni Anderson 4. Sally Fields 5. Valerie Bertinelli 6. Cheryl Ladd 7. Bo Derek 8. Linda Gray 9. Victoria Principle 10. Barbra Streisand BEST LOOKING FEMALE STAR 1. Bo Derek 2. Cheryl Ladd 3. Loni Anderson 4. Catherine Bach 5. Valerie Bertinelli 6. Cheryl Tieggs 7. Jackolyn Smith 8. Suzanne Sommers 9. Miss Piggy 10. Kate Jackson T.V. SHOW 1. Dukes of Hazard 2. M A S H 3. Saturday Night Live 4. WKRP in Cincinnati 5. Benny Hill 6. Dallas 7. White Shadow 8. Mork Mindy 9. Soap 10. Real People 82 VEHICLE 1. Z-28 6. Firebird 2. Trans Am 7. Nova 3. Corvette 8. Volkswagon Rabbit 4. Ford Trucks 9. GMC Trucks 5. Camaro 10. Chevy FEMALE VOCALIST MALE VOCALIST 1. Blondie 1. Billy Joel 2. Linda Ronstadt 2. Kenny Rogers 3. Donna Summer 3. Bruce Springsteen 4. Stevie Nicks 4. BobSeger 5. Anne Murray 5. Barry Manilow 6. Crystal Gayle 6. Rex Smith 7. Olivia Newton-John 7. Tom Petty 8. Barbra Streisand 8. Neil Young 9. Bette Midler 9. Rod Stewart 10. Barbara Mandrell 10. Cat Stevens ALBUM SONG 1. Styx-Cornerstone 1. Freebird 2. In Through the Out Door 2. Coward of the County 3. Candy-0 3. Babe 4. One More for the Road 4. Escape 5. The Wall 5. Stairway to Heaven 6. Long Run 6. Flirtin with Disaster 7. Bee Gees Live 7. Good Girls Don't 8. Darkness on the Edge of Town 8. Grand Illusion 9. Kenny 9. Still 10. Minute by Minute 10. Do That To Me One More Time GROUP FLICK 1. Styx 1. Animal House 2. LedZepplin 2. Rocky II 3. Bee Gees 3. Every Which Way But Loose 4. Lynard Skynard 4. 10 5. The Cars 5. The Rose 6. ELO 6. 1941 7. Commodores 7. Meatballs 8. Fleetwood Mac 8. Kramer vs. Kramer 9. Van Halen 9. Halloween 10. Eagles 10. Up in Smoke 83 A Beautiful Evening This year's football season was highlighted by the 10th annual Homecoming Game on September 7th. The pre-game show featured the crowning of Diane Miller as Homecoming Queen. She was cho- sen from six other girls who were all voted by the senior class. This year's court consisted of: Janet Drzal and escort Ron Beunier, Helen Lansberry and escort Mark Wendikier, Brenda Long and escort Craig Garay, Diane Miller and escort Mark Strittmatter, Julie Patrick and escort Curt Holtz, Barb Shero and escort Steve Dickson, and Mary Stevens and escort Bryan Cordell. Much was added to this big event when the weather provided a beautiful evening. Not only did Diane win, but the football team posted a 13-0 win over Conemaugh Valley. Diane Miller Brenda Long, Craig Garay, Helen Lansberry. Mark Wendikier. Janet Drzal. Ron Beunier; Diane Miller, Mark Strittmatter; Barb Shero, Steve Dickson; Mary Stevens. Bryan Cordell; Julie Patrick, Curt Holtz. 84 Happiness Is Being a Senior 86 87 Hour A n D JutoR nqeG wrv w ts 6L ' h %4 k n , S4%_) V jA 3W - % M.'Ul u ' , 4rw from this jgchtmf atth '-'Cccx.vj WescVT ® - t-' r s 1 Anv t-tv C4RA(i i®?ff Casut-Cpri s U fiyA l N , V- C , fe§8B -fe'S -W--': X‘ c? G „y t Lkft E rC iaZtj jUa. br'H 7-i r-'f, It � c Z Kr, s «•-K-t,® 11 N,wh- tu it iw iy K' v« r fcJ A-, Lg IQ 3cl A,Qtr • felOu W oT '« ■ w-, . 0 tfuJipaX c d C- 4 c -MXi TtfUZj L u TtJijtfrk M a A1 Practical Learning 152 students from Cambria Heights attend Admiral Peary Vocational-Technical School in Ebensburg in half day sessions, with half going in the morning and half in the afternoon. The “tech- ers have chosen Admiral Peary in order to learn one of the skills the vo-tech program offers. The learning experience at Vo-Tech is realistic as the students work at the actual trades for which they are preparing. As the following pages will reveal, vo-techeTs often manage to find pleasure in their work. Health Services JoAnn Novak and Judy Hartman are checking their patient Denise Zaliz- nock Auto Mechanics Tim Link and Jim Adams work on a car, with help from Mr Burket. Cosmetology Brenda Born and Mary Kollar practice styling hair. Horticulture Theresa Born and Michelle Strictmatter create flower arrangements Marketing Janet Carl, Jean Zerbee and Jane McConnell tend the store with help from Ms. Miller 90 Auto Body Mr. Buck is helping Duane Link and Scott Lewis repair a fender Data Processing Tom Bensor, Ken Smolko and Jane Ewanek are learning the funda- mentals of keypunching. Masonry Joe Rosian is leveling the blocks. Drafting Sharon Lacey is drawing an isometric figure. Electricity Dale Miller is wiring a service 9t 92 Small Engine Repair Barry Fitzpatrick and Bill Fedor putting their skills to work. Radio and T V. Repair A group of students repairing radios and televisions. Machining Duane Bender involved in one of his duties as a machinist. Food Services Annette Caracciola preparing a jello salad Auto Body Jake Shaffer and Perry Semelsberger pounding out dents. Audio-Visual Sharon Shomo testing out the machines Marketing Mary Venesky, Deb Haggerty. Mona Kelly. Jane Shaffer, and Patty Glass all work in the store. Marketing Mary Beth Barnes. Joan Caldwell, and Wendy Endler work in market- ing. Horticulture Lori Bender. Donna McGlynn. and Theresa Milchak arrange flow- ers. Carpentry Davis apply their skills in Carpentry. Data Processing Jane Ewanek. Sue Belchick. Sandy Sharbaugh. and Deb Rohac in Data Processing. Bill Hoover and Joe Agriculture Joe Turek and Chuck Shuss put their skills to work in Agriculture 93 Making Fun Out of Work jHM I was better before I got here! Caught in the act. And they say we can't cook. Wow, isn't that amazing? Rush hour strikes again! 94 Wait until Mom sees this! Eight-ball corner pocket. Lower to the right. I think I ruined it. 95 SPORTS P Boys Basketball Johnstown Vo-Tech C.H. 53 Opponent 461 Portage 354 53 Somerset ' 53 J 55 Portage r j « 40 Central Cambria 48 Forest Hills 50 61 B. Carooll 46 61 B. Carroll1 44 71 B. Valley 57 63 N. Cambria 55 69 Richland 57 83 Somerset £ 58 Westmont 65 N. Cambria 54 64 Windber .60 69 Central Cambria 61 58 Forest Hills 53 78 Windber 48 69 B. Carroll 44 65 Richland 56 57 Westmont 65 53 Johnstown Vo-tech 65 47 Somerset Con. Valley Johnstown Vo-tech Curwnesville Penn Cambria Forest Hills Portage Central Cambria Bishop Carrill Northern Cambria Wrestling CH Opponent Hollidaysburg 18 26 Somerset 29 28 Christmas Tournament 1st Place Marion Center Richland North Star Northern Bedford Penn Cambria United Punxsutawney Bishop Carroll Central Cambria Conemaugh Valley Johnstown Vo-Tech Sectionals District 6 Regionals State Finals Girl's Basketball CH Opponent Laurel Valley 27 22 Bishop Carroll 37 53 Portage 34 59 Forest Hills 41 36 Conemaugh Valley 43 35 Penn Cambria 30 24 Ferndale 50 58 Laurel Valley 33 32 Central Cambria 33 56 Bishop Carroll 34 57 Portage 46 47 Forest Hills 35 36 Conemaugh Valley 41 34 Ferndale 52 44 Penn Cambria 53 26 Central Cambria 40 62 97 A Rough Tumble Season Row 1 Jim Wolanin. Steve Westrick. Bill Henry. Pat Carroll. Pat Waksmunski. Brad Moore. Paul Gresko. Gary DeSalvo Row 2 Bob Buck Mike Carroll Ron Berzonsky Joe Westrick. Mark Kelly. Gary Maslon. Al Farabaugh. Mark Yeckley. Scott Brummage Row 3 Coach George Haluska. Head Coach Bill Shortencarner Dave Warner' Jim Hayes. Tim Ferrence. Wayne Anna. Joe Noel. Randy Ault. Row 1 Bob Bogus. Ken Vescovi. Al Balko. Glenn Strittmatter, Wes Beach. Jack Stoneberg. Bruce Yeckley. Joe Rosian Row 2: Chuck Woodley. Rich Waksmunski. Tom Cruise. Chuck Mitchell. Brian Kopera. Mark Weakland. Dave Anna. Kevin Haluska. Row 3: Ed Gens. Rick Legros. Dave Westrrck. Matt Horvath. Ron Bradley. John Polites. Coach Rick Terza. Doc Neibaurer. Coach Bob Sibert. Bruce Yeckley Glenn Strittmatter Brad Moore Pat Waksmunski Al Balko Jim Wolanin 99 Bumps + Bruises = 1 Tough Season Football season this year was ... playing in the mud, shut-outs at every win, pizza parties on Thursday’s, easy Monday prac- tices, and the game between Pitt and Florida State. Even though the team’s record was only 3-7, the players and coaches had a lot of fun and the underclassmen are looking for- ward to next year. Having given 100% of their effort to this sea- son, the Senior players wish next year’s team the very best. Coach Shortencarrier com- ments that next season they hope to reverse their record to 7- 3, with one of these wins being against Northern Cambria. Cruisin' tor a bruisin' 100 Hey Kris, want a Coke? Mean and mad!!! Mmmmm!! FOOD!!! Powerful Posters.' Well. I THOUGHT I had it. The Iron Curtain comes through! Lights. Camera. ACTION!!! Let's get rowdy ... “R-O-W-D-l-E!” The fabulous threesome. Butch. Gary, and Ken. If my arms were only an inch longer! “Pep Talk 102 One, Two. Three. SMILE! Ken Practicing his backbends “Hi Mom! All dressed up but no place to go. Mr Medicine Man I oughta belt you one! Tennis anyone??? Happiness is earning a letter I'm the happiest girl in the whole U.S.A. 103 Girl’s Basketball... VAFtSITY — Row 1: Rita Panaro. Shelly Bogus. Row 2: Carol Lantzy. Lisa Goss Sandy Sharbaugh. Row 3: Mrs. Sandra Murphy, coach, Joanne Stoltz, Paula Weber. Ginny Toseki, Tish Keefe. Helen Strittmatter, manager, Donna Heishman, manager Do You See What I See? SENIORS — Row 1: Shelly Bogus, Rita Panaro. Row 2: Carol Lantzy. Lisa Goss Row 3 Sandy Sharbaugh, Joanne Stoltz. Row 4 Donna Heishman c We All Fall Down! Parent Night A Success 104 Tonto Drives Again An Exciting Season JUNIOR VARSITY — Row 1: Cathy Selby Row 2: Sharon Shomo, Karen Swab. Row 3: Sue Endler, Chris Swab, Mrs. Miriam Bradley, coach, Donna Ceschini, Terri Luther. Sue Endler wonders, Aw. why did they give it tome. Coach Mrs. Sandra Murphy Mrs. Murphy commented. This is the best team I have ever coached, even though the record does not indicate it. Next year will be a rebuilding year, but in the future expect big things from the Cambria Heights Girls’ Basketball team. Reach for the Stars, Donna' The girls’ varsity basketball team ended a fine season with an 8-8 record. A number of fine individual performances were recorded this season, including Tish Keefe's 316 rebounds and Carol Lantzy’s 278 points Carol Lantzy was honored with an All-Star selection. Because of its season performance, the team became the first Cambria Heights girls team to participate in the District 6 playoffs Matched against Richland, which was rated the best team in the district, the girls gamely went into the locker room at half-time with a 15-14 score In the second half though. Richland pulled away to a final 38-20 score For the girls, the unforgettable memories include . basketball camp . crawtch rawt ... the girl with appendacyclus .. rides to and from the games . . singing the Bear Song. Hey Lawdy, The Brownie Song getting dressed on the bus .. . scrimmag- ing the wrestlers . . throwing in the shower after the last game . stops at Sheetz slides . . practice in the middle of the night ... Tish shots ... Puncky shots ... and oth- ers. Football enters the Game for Sue. Donna. 105 and Chris. Abracadabra! Sue asks. Which basket are we shootin' for? High-ya. Karate chop! And the Action Continues! Have you had your sprinkle today, Puncky? Carol Lantzy All-Star Team Mrs Sandra Murphy Coach of the Year 106 Pins and Wins The 1979-80 Highlander wrestlers posted the best record tor any sport this year, finishing the season 10-3. Their fine success is due to the long, hard practices and individual sacri- fices that each wrestler endured. Among the accomplishments of the team are two first place team tournament trophies and a number of individual trophies. Two wrestlers deserve special recognition — Butch Bogus and Rob Yahner both of whom achieved undefeated seasons and wres- tled their way into state regional competition. Gary DeSalvo also finished with an outstanding 17-1 record. The wrestlers’ success has brought consid- erable pride to the Cambria Heights sports pro- gram. Good going, guys! Head coach — Rick Terza, Asst, coach — Jim Yeager Kneeling: Santord Stasko. Mike Gelormino. Greg Couturiaux, Joe Davis, Bill Bogus. Steve Stasko. Charlie Saltsgiver. Rick Yahnen Joe Konior, Jett lieb. Standing: Coach Terza. Pat Waksmunski, Tim Link, Marty Link. Bryan Cordell, Jack Stoneberg, Gary DeSalvo. Butch Bogus, Rob Yahner, Wes Beach, Kevin Haluska, Dave Anna and Coach Yeager 107 Wes Beach 185 Pat Waksmunski HWT. Capt. Butch Bogus 155 Capt Gary DeSalvo 167 Capt Bryan Cordell 126 Kneeling: Mike Gelormino. Joe Davis. Marty Link. Bryan Cordell. Rob Yahner. Tim Link. Standing: Jack Stoneberg. Butch Bogus. Gary DeSalvo. Pat Waksmunski. Tvegottcha now’ How did we get into this mess9' 109 Aetion on the Court Boys Basketball VARSITY — left to right: Scott Haluska, manager, John Polites, Paul Gresko. Al Balko. Dan Sammarco, Ken Vescovi. Curt Holtz. Craig Garay, Brad Moore. Kris Routch, Mark Wendekier. Al Farabaugh, Ron Budicky, Jody McMullen, Mr Edward Pion, coach Although the boys varsity basketball record stood at only 5-17, the season was an exciting one with a number of games being close. Despite a long losing streak the boys continued to battle and finished the season with two consecutive wins. What the team will remember is . .. opening and closing with wins .. . having a good practice and quitting early ... the terrors of J.l. ... winning every game that wasn't lost . . . drills, drills, drills ... the Almighty Jayvees” .. . eight o’clock practices .. . technical fouls . . long bus rides . . . getting egged at Richland . . . Sammaree faking a broken arm . . forgotten frenchmen .. . Al Farabaugh’s shirt rental .. . mixing up the warm-ups .. . shower battles ... narrow defeats . . . exciting finishes .. . and good times. JUNIOR VARSITY — Row 1 Ron Wentz, Jamie Dubetsky, Joe Rosian, Don Blick. Doug Thomas 110 Row 2 Don Bearer, Dave Westrick, Jeff Simpson. Brian Rematf, Bob Holtz Row 3 John Polites, Larry Baker. Don Yeager. Jody McMullen. Frank Zaliznock, Mr Jack Tinnick. coach Seniors AI Balko Paul Gresko Craig Garay Brad Moore Curt Holtz - Curt Holtz and Ken Vescovi. Kris Routch Mark Wendekier Ken Vescovi Over the Net © In 1980 a new sport made its appearance at Cambria Heights — girls' volleyball. Under the coaching of Mrs Brad- ley. the program was initiated this year as an intramural pro- gram with plans to expand the sport to interscholastic compe- tition next year. Since volleyball is a new sport. Mrs. Bradley dealt with basic fundamentals to help the girls develop strength, flexibility, endurance, and form. Also, the girls selected teams among themselves to further the competition and prepare for next year 114 !V««n i i wi«ct Kneeling: Kathy Gray, Tammy Baker, Shari Noren, Rita Panaro, Karen Washinsky, Karen Swab, Wanda Graboski Barb Kutruff Stand- ing: Chris Swab. Mary Ann Skebeck, Wendy Endler, Ann Cavallo. Carolyn Graboski, Lynn Commons, Mary Venesky Kelly Piatek Coach Bradley ’ 7 115 ACTIVITIES All About Activities 118 - ambr e K.ftqh HICHLAI 119 1 in More Ways Than One! Kneeling Linda Bearer. Rose Bogus. Michele Caretti. Linda Price. Donna Bakajza — Captain. Diane Hanyok. Lori Lawrence. Vicki Kelly. Row 1 John R Elias. Sedona Sunseri. Cherie Bopp. Teresa Cunningham. Margaret Baren — Captain. Mary Stevens — Co-Captain Row 2: Jenny Rosian. Kelly Moore. Denise Sever. Nina Kirkpatrick. Michele Kirk. Paula Kibler, Chris Gregory. Karen Senko. Cheryl Blake. Maureen Krejnus. Renee Vermeulin. Jeane Duclos. Amy Adams. Tom Holtz, Karen Krejnus. Jim Ertter. Gaelynn Hambley. Karen Greenland. Dan Kelly — Drum Major Row 3 Mary Beth Barnes. Rick Woods. Debbie Crook. Debbie Blake. Bob Snyder. John Crowell. Lisa Kolonay. Donna Hoover. JoLynn Valenti. Pam Blick. Patty Stewart. Chris Smith. Tina Miller. Mary Visnyiczke. Bernie Shank. Sue Kovach Row 4 Cindy Miller. Jean Vallery. Sue Wendekier. Dan Hrubochak. Lisa Frank. Jennifer Depto. Bill Weakland. Paul Bell. Francis Sclesky, Earl Crowell. Amy Eckenrode. Steve Scelesky. 120 Being a member of any successful organization requires determination, dedication, a lot of spirit, and hard work The C.H Band mem- bers. under the direction of John R. Elias, have all of that plus a lot more. The best proof of the Highlander band’s greatness is that they like the Steelers, have now won four Super Bowls — state legion band championships. In fact, the seniors in the band have never been defeated Also, like the Steelers. the band's motto is strive for five ! The 79-80 marching band began in May of 79 when the band journeyed to Myrtle Beach. S.C. and placed second among some of the best bands in the U S. Then it was on to Disney World. Orlando. Florida, where the band highlighted a parade on Main Street USA With the springtime opening the marching season, the band then participated in many local parades. This led up to the PA State Ameri- can Legion Parade where the group placed first once again, making it their fourth consecutive win. As the street marching season came to a close, football season began. This meant many long, hot hours in the sun during band camp preparing halftime shows and hours after school into the cold of November getting them to perfection. This year the band also performed at the Big 33 All-Star Football game in Altoona The Highlander Band members are as talented on the stage as they are on the street and football field They prove this with their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Preparations for these also require a lot of hard work in getting it Just Right. As the Senior members leave, they will proudly take with them the cherished memories of the practices, performances, travels, and the good times they’ve had as a result of being members of a championship band. They will also have a life long memory of their tune Scot- land The Brave” and knowing they were 1! Teresa Ponchock. Linda Miller. Chris Blake. Sharon Farrell. Row 5 Dawn Taranto. Aimee Yencho. Janice Holtz. Lora Lee Rusnak. Tammy Lenz. Cheryl Wholaver. Ron Gresh. Dawna Stewart. Debbie Domalik. Mary Miller. Mellany Lenz. Gloria Miller. Margie Baldacchmo. Joanne Long. Tina Swarden Row 6: Carolyn Moore. Dave Stewart. Allen Malloy. Tom Wills. Pat Weakland. Eugene Blick. Mike McConnell. Barb Kutruff. Paula Haluska. Ron Holtz. Gary Laurito. Marty Wagner. Jeff Bechel. Sue Baron. Lynn Commons. Nan Beach. Jayne Yuknavich Row 7 Mane Kirkpatrick — Rifle Sergeant. Linda Anna. Helen Lansberry. Veronica Tucker. Anna Link — Flag Sergeant. Annette Wysocki. Kim Swarden. Karen Domalik — Flag Sergeant. Diane Miller. Suzanne Stevens. Monica Kelly. Diane Gautner. Donna Glass. Tina Luther. Chris Baker. Monica Banik. Kathy Stephens. Sharon Thiec. Judy Miller 121 Precision and Excellence Row 1 Anna Link — Flag-Sergeant. Margaret Baron — Captain. Mary Stevens. Co-Captain. Karen Domakk — Flag- Sergeant Row 2 Sharon Thiec. Chns Baker. Tina Luther. Diane Gauntner. Diane MiMer, Suzanne Stevens. Cathy Ste- vens. Mona Kelly Row 3 Linda Anna. Helen Lanstoerry. Veronica Tucker. Chene Bopp. Momca Bamk, Annette Wysocki. Teresa Cunningham. Kim Swarden. Judy Miller. Donna Glass The '79-80 Kiltie Color Guard consisted of 22 flags and 12 rifles. The leaders of these fine groups are: Captain, Margaret Baran, Co- Captain, Mary Stevens, Flag Ser- geants, Karen Domalik and Anna Link and Rifle Sergeant, Marie Kirk- patrick. Through the marching season the girls spent many hard, but enjoyable hours creating and per- fecting routines. This year’s per- formances consisted of not only flag and rifle routines, but many dance steps as well. These hardworking girls make their fine contribution of adding color and excitement to all they par- ticipate in. How could we all have forgotten the routine? How 1: Flag Sergeant — Anna Marie Link, Captain — Margaret Baran Co-Captain — Mary Stevens. Flag-Sergeant — Karen Domalik. Row 2: Diane Miller, Mary Beth Barnes Sue Kovach, Marie Kirkpatrick — Rifle Sergeant; and Monica Kelly Row 3: Judy Miller] Vftrnnir.A Turkor Hfilpn I an hprrv Linda Anna. Row 1 Sue Kovach, Marie Kirkpatrick — Flag Sergeant, Mary Beth Barnes. Row 2: Brenda Miller, Cindy Miller, Karen Greenland, Sedona Sunseri. Row 3: Tina Swarden Car- olyn Moore. Sharon Farrell, Dawn Taranto, Jayne Yuknavich I pledge allegiance Linda Price, Captain — Donna Bakajza. Michele Caretti The '79-80 majorettes consisted of a hard-working squad of eight girls. Under the leadership of Captain, Donna Bakajza, these talented girls made up and per- formed snappy routines at parades, football games, and at basketball games with the pep band. During concert season, the girls play instruments along with the concert band. Being a majorette is not all hard work; there is a lot of fun involved too. The girls will always remember. . . ini- tiation at the mall, receiving flowers, the fun times on the band bus, long hard practices, arguments over who is right, and most of all the memories of all the good times they have shared together. Latest fashions at C.H. Dear God, Help me make it through the day. Kneeling: Linda Price. Donna Bakajza, Michele Caretti. Standing: Linda Bearer, Rose Bogus. Diane Hanyok, Lori Lawrence, Vicki Kelly. 123 Kneeling: Teresa Ponchock. Karen Senko. Patty Kopera. Joanne Long, Cheryl Blake, Lisa Kolonay. Paula Kiber Standing: Dave Stewart Dan Kelly. Dawna Stewart, Nina Kirkpatrick. Michele Kirk. Sue Baron. Lynne Commons, Paula Haluska. Mary Miller. Mellany Lenz Euqene Blick. Bob Snyder. 7 y Paula Kiber. Sec.; Nina Kirkpatrick. Treas.; Dan Kelly. V. Pres.; Mary Miller, Historian; Dave Stewart, Pres. Librarians: Chris Gregory. Mary Visnyiczke Didn't your mothers ever tell you it's not polite to point? p e P Kneeling: Linda Bearer. Rose Bogus. Michele Caretti. Linda Price. Donna Bakaiza. Diane Hanyok. Lori Lawrence. Vicki Kelly Row 1: Patty Stewart Joanne Long. Patty Kopera. Michele Kirk. Nancy Whiteford. Dawna Stewart. Row 2: Eugene Blick. Gary Laurito. Dan Kelly Pat Weakland. Earl Crowell. Marty Wagner Row 3: Rita Panaro. Shelly Bogus. Mellany Lenz. Sue Baron. Marie Kirkpatrick. Gloria Miller, Mar- gie Baldacchino, Lida Kolonay. Donna Hoover. B a n d County Band: Row Sitting. Sue Wendekier. Debbie Domalik. Patty Kopera. Nina Kirkpatrick. Standing: Donna Hoover. Dave Stewart. Pat Weakland. Lora Lee Rusnak. Jerry Whiteford. Gloria Miller. Margie Baldacchino Regional Band: Patty Stewart. Dave Stewart. Margie Baldacchino District Band Patty Stewart. Dave Stewart. Dawna Stewart. Mar- gie Baldacchino. Jo Lynn Valenti. Band Aids: Bob Parrish. Scott Stolz. Joe lllig. Dave lllig M-i-c-k-e-y c h 0 r a 1 e Row 1 Mrs Bowman. Jackie Weakland. Barb Bearer. Amy Eckenrode. Dawna Stewart. Wanda Graboski. Maria Born. Brenda Miller. Barb Dranchak. Chris Swab. Tish Keefe. Karen Domalik. Nancy Whiteford. Row 2: Krista Depto. Milizia Gormish. Tammy Lenz Carolyn Moore Debbie Crook. Lisa Frank. Ann Yeckley. Shirley Hoover. Tammy Wysocki. Lori Cattoi. Laurie Thomas. Carolyn Graboski. Row 3: Joe 0e o- zier, Nathan Kirk. Steve Dickson. Ed Yahner. John Albright. Jim Yannitelli. Dan Sammarco. Bill Frank. Tim Thiec. Dan Kelly. G i r I s C h o r u s Row 1: Pam Yeckley. Ann Yeckley. Roberta Nagle. Sue Yeager. Sharon Yeckley. Karen Domalik. Chris Swab. Helen Strittmatter Row 2 Kelly Moore. Audrey Brothers. Marian Lansberry. Maria Born. Linda Zerbee, Lori McNulty. Laura Gates. Row 3: Nicki Worchesky Debbie McGlynn. Lon Cattoi. Tammy Wysocki. Carrie Bowman. Emily Churella, Laurie Thomas. Carolyn Graboski 126 M-o-u-s-e Row 1: Carolyn Colberg. Gaelynn Hambley, Roberta Nagle, Justine Petrunyak, Patty Stewart, Roxane Kline, Mellany Lenz, Lori McNulty. Becky Caldwell, Felicia Mezzelo, Linda Strittmatter, Carol Beam. Row 2: Debbie Anderson, Lisa Fisher. Min Inzana, Tina Sherry, Tina Miller, Natasha Rozdilski, Renee Byrnes, Mary Visnyiczke, Rosanne Shaner, Linda Zerbee, Chris Smith, Jean Valerie, Rhonda Lane. Row 3: Mike Rozdilski, Bob Parrish, Brian Yahner, Kris Routch, Dave Stewart, Pat Weakland, Bill Smith, Earl Crowell. c h 0 r a 1 e ACCOMPANISTS: Sitting: Dawna Stewart, Carrie Bowman. Standing: Steve Dickson. Wanda Graboski, Chris Swab, Audrey Brothers. Patty Stewart, Lisa Frank, Pat Weakland. Brian Yahner Some new voices were heard in the CH auditorium this year as the new all Girl Chorus sang out. This music group replaced the Men's Glee Club of previous years and has proved to be a successful addition to the regular mixed Chorale. Even though Mrs. Bowman was often caught up with a case of the sniffles and frequently couldn’t sing, everything was successful due to her devotion and hard work. This was shown in the following students being chosen for district chorus: Maria Born, Carolyn Graboski, Dave Stewart, Steve Dickson and Nathan Kirk. Along with District Chorus, Nathan Kirk and Dave Stewart also advanced to Regional Chorus. The chorus groups had many great times from finding stuffed animals at Christmas to wearing 50's and 60's dress to wearing Mickey Mouse ears and singing M-l- C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E. 127 Chorale Honors COUhJTY CHORUS — 1st Row: Lisa Frank, Lee Lee Lansberry, Carolyn Colberg, Dawna Stewart, Carolyn Grybosky, Chris Smith Jean Vallery. Lori McNulty. Row 2: Dave Stewart. Steve Dickson. Ed Yahner, Nathan Kirk. Bryan Yahner, Bill Smith. Pat Weakland Regional Chorus: Nathan Kirk. Dave Stewart 128 Meeting the Challenge To create a work that will be valued for a lifetime is a difficult challenge that includes technical know-how, trouble- some decision making, and a great many hours of work. The planning of the entire book begins with the first days of school. From early in the year long hours are spent choosing pictures, laying out pages, cropping, writing copy, and typing in order to meet an early March deadline. During the entire process, the focus of the yearbook staff is to do the best possible job recreating what made the school year 1979-80 unique. The 1980 edition of the Highlander has been particularly molded by the leadership of senior editors Kim Shope, Barb Shero, and Rita Panaro. For the first time, the staff chose to design its own cover, selecting a design submitted by Scott Stolz and Barb Dranchak. Also, Haluska Studio’s professional photography was supplemented by the hard work of student photographers, Chris Venesky and Bob Parrish. Only the test of time will determine how well the staff has succeeded in molding together the various segments of life at Cambria Heights in order to capture the memories of 1979-80. Hopefully, the Highlander has met the chal- lenge. SENIOR SECTION — From Left: Val Gelormino, Karen Domalik. Diane Miller. Tammy Wysoki. Sue Baron. Janet Drzal, Lisa Rohac, Brenda Hoover. 129 A c Denise McGowan Diane Hanyok I Donna Bakajza y Joanne Long Sue Endler I Steph Wendieker ♦ Linda Miller Rose Bogus I Emily Churella e s Chris Swab Lisa Frank Kim Swarden Cheryl Blake Julie Patrick Veronica Tucker Sharon Ropp Tammy Gregory Janet Karlheim Donna Heishman Linda Adams Annette Wysocki Donna Hoover 130 V o Judy Miller Donna Heishman Linda Adams Linda Behe _ Absent: Ralph Rosian “ c h F a p Sue Buck Laurie Thomas U Dan Kelly i Mellany Lenz Nancy Whiteford t y Bob Parrish Mary Stevens Mark Parrish Dennis Horne Chris Venesky Scott Stoltz 131 “All for Cambria Heights Row 1 Brenda Long. Julie Patrick. Captain Row 2: Paula Jenkins. Chris Zalisnock. Julie Kirkpatrick. Terri Stockley. Row 3: Theresa Phil- lips. Denise McGowan. Co-Captain. Laura Wholaver. Colleen Cunningham Julie Patrick. Captain Brenda Long 132 Stand Up and Holler” Cheerleading was . .. Tryouts ... cheerleading camp in the summer at Slippery Rock State College . . . Band Camp ini- tiations . .. “Cheese and rice” . .. Pep rallies . . . making signs for the Commons .. . rainy football games ... bus rides ... senior flowers ... last minute cheers. . . practice in C-Hall. . . injuries. Mrs. Debra Yablinsky — Advisor . .v v« v y Front Row: Regina Weakland, Justine Petrunyak, Shirley Chirdon. Row 1: Marian Lansberry, Kim Phillips. Maria Stoy Row 2: Patty Sibert Row 3: Gwen Kirkpatrick, Suzie Beunier, Stephanie Patrick. 133 1984 Downhill Olympians Danao°bMaI'? BomALin2a Be owski. Mellany Lenz. Paula Haluska. Linda Price. Carol Lantzy PnrH i Marir A MHU Phy £ow ? Scott Lane, Ron Beumer. Janet Drzal. Teresa Maurer. Sue Baron. Val Gelormmo Felicia £C?ch Glen Str tmatter MelV' Be°ker Ken Ba ey' Mark S,rittma,,er GarV DeSalvo. Bob Parnsh. Michele Lacue. Mezzelo. Bryan Dan Kelly. Kris Sue Kovach. Kim PhiNips. Rose Bogus. Theresa Kovach Row 3: Bi„ Henry, lary SJSSSST For the Ski Club members, Row 1: Tish Keefe. Marian Lansberry. Paula Jenkins. Jeane Duclos. Joan Kimac, Chris Smith. Tammy Weber. Row 2: Mike McConnell, Pal Kinney, Sandy Leonard, Jill Leaper, Kevin Skrodinsky. Charles Gregory. Row 3: Dave Westrick, Joe Noel. Pierre Becker. Randy Ault. Jim Hayes, Robert Stoltz. Despite one of the mildest, snowless winters in memory, the Cambria Heights Ski Club enjoyed a successful season at Blue Knob. The weekly trek to Blue Knob's man-made snow became a most anticipated weekly winter adventure for the student skiers. Watching the action at the Lake Placid Winter Olympics only whet the appetite for most skiers to perfect their techniques. Memories of skiing were great wipeouts . .. painful inju- ries . .. terrifying stunts .. . dare- ful jumps . .. long bus rides ... frigid temperatures . . . high winds . . . friendly hellos . . . Mrs. Murphy’s 10:00 PM. run . . . run- away skies ... frost-bitten hands ... Mr. Murphy’s garbage bag ... unfriendly snow-blowers ... wet boots . . . and these fond memories will always be cher- ished by the students because of the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Mur- phy. Row 1: Jennifer Depto, Linda Bearer, Lori Lawrence, Carolyn Kovach, Sue Wendekier. Lisa Rudolph. Row 2: Roy Defrahn, Vicky Kelly, Suzie Buenier, Mark Kuhn. Row 3: Eric Gabrielson, Ray Yeckley, Dave Flora, Paul Smychynsky. 135 Sweetheart’s Ball... A quiet moment at the dance The first annual Sweet- hearts Ball was held on Valen- tines Day, February 14. Fan- tasy Airlift provided the danc- ing pleasures for the many who attended. The High School Commons was creatively decorated with cupids and hearts adding to the Valentine spirit. Later, as the night progressed the King and Queen were selected. Gary DeSalvo and Janet Drzal were chosen as Sweetheart King and Queen. Both were crowned by senior Class Pres- ident, Ron Beunier. While sitting on the Royal Throne, an array of red and white balloons fell surround- ing the King and Queen. The night ended with a romantic slow dance in which everyone participated. 136 A Valentine’s Treat King and Queen for an evening Here at last! 137 Twosomes dance to a Fantasy Airlift beat Speaking Out This year the CH Forensic Team benefited from the addition of Mr. Gormish as assistant coach. While Mr. Schirf took care of the Informative, Persuasive, and Extemporaneous speakers, Mr. Gormish patiently coached the categories of Drama, Poetry and Prose. Although the team was lacking in Girl's Extem- poraneous, CH still managed to take second place as a team in every meet, through the cooperation of voluntary extemporaneous speakers. The accomplishments of the team were remarkable. Many outstanding students were: Debbie McGlynn, Bob Etchells, Mike Rozdilski, Dan Kelly, Emily Churella, Laurie Thomas and Maria Born who all advanced to district semi- finals at Saint Francis. This is the most that have advanced this far for many years. Many experiences prove to be a memory to those who participated, such as our picnic lunches, singing (?) on the bus, and nickels, nickels everywhere! There were many times we would like to forget, but on the other hand, there was also that moment of joy when they called your name for a ribbon. Mr. William Schirf, Mr. William Gormish Extemporaneous Mike Rozdilski, Bob Etchells, Jerry Whiteford. Dan Kelly Poetry Debbie McGlynn, Brenda Miller 138 Informative Drama Margaret Baran. Maria Stoy Emily Churella, Laurie Thomas Prose Paula Link. Sue Buck. Natasha Rozdilski. Nicki Worchesky. Patty Sibert. Maria Born. Persuasive Mary Visnyiczke. Gary Laurito. Jennifer Depto 139 New Club Means Business ADVISORS — Ms Isabella Shandor, Ms Karen Lambert Under the direction of Ms. Lambert and Ms. Shandor a new club was organized this year — Future Business Leaders of America. The FBLA is open to any students who have taken two or more business courses. For a new organization it has been very active. The FBLA members provide a typing serv- ice for teachers, typing hand- outs and classroom materials. Also, members work in the school offices to gain business experience. Perhaps the high point of the organization’s year occurred February 22 when a formal cere- mony was held inducting mem- bers into the FBLA. FBLA mem- bers from Blacklick Valley High School visited to make the cere- mony memorable. Cambria Heights FBLA members antici- pate competing against other schools to prove their business skills. uo R°w 1 Bleen Eckenrode. Chris Baker, Tammy Sneath, Tina Luther, Wanda Graboski. Marian Lansberry. Audrey Brothers Denine Hoover Karen O Leary, Beth Solomon, Ann Yeckley, Pam Yeckley, Yvonne Davis, Linda Bechal Row 2 Todd Bonin, Chris Swab. Lori Cattoi. Anna Marie Link. Donna DeFrahn, Linda Price, Michele Caretti, Val Gelormino, Helen Lansberry, Linda Anna. Karen Washinsky Sue Kovach Nancy Farabaugh. Janice Hadden, Karen Domalik. Diane Miller. Sue Baron. Craig Garay OFFICERS — Tina Luther. Treasurer; Val Gelormino, Secretary; Chris Swab. Vice President; Michele Caretti. President 141 Keeping the Books Straight Link. Debbie McCombie. Marian Lansberry. Audrey Brothers. Gaelyn Hambley. Darlene Farabaugh. Laurie Thomas Emily Churella Maria Born Row 2: Sharon Yeckley. Tammy Gregory. Shelly Kirkpatrick. Debbie McGlynn. Margaret Baran. Judy Miller. Cathy Venesky. Jane Ewa- Bre d Born Lisa Frank Row 3 Patty Churella. Sandy Sharbaugh. Sandy Lowmaster. Bev Lowmaster. Carolyn Graboski. Lon McNulty. Nancy Whitetord. Janice Hadden. Linda Beltowski. Lori Cattoi Row 4 Mary Stoltz, Diane Hanyok. Stephanie Wendekier. Kim Phillips Terri Stockley Denise McGowan. Yvette Buen.er. Pam Yeckley. Wendy Wolanin. Kelly Moore. Row 5: Michael Rozd.lski. Teresa Kovach. Mary Ann Skebeck Mary Visny- iczke, Chris Zalisnock. Julie Kirkpatrick The student library aides are volunteers consisting from grades 9 through 12. The aides help to keep the library in good running condi- tion, assist Mrs. Was- ilko in checking out books, putting books away, and finding the right cards for books. Aides also help to put bulletin boards together, look for magazines, and put them away in the magazine room. Their assistance is very val- uable to the librarian. 142 SENIORS — Row 1 Nancy Farabaugh. Cathy Venesky. Judy Miller. Emily Churella. Row 2: Janice Hadden Laurie Thomas. Beverly Lowmaster. Maria Born. Nancy Whitetord Row 3 Sandy Sharbauqh. Marqaret Baran. Linda Beltowski. Donna Heishman Sound Aides SENIORS — Sue Buck. Mary Venesky. Donna Heishman. Laurie Thomas. Emily Churella. Linda Beltowski, Alan Balko. Bob Parrish Row 1 Michael Rozdilski. Natasha Rozdilski. Carol Beam. Kim Phillips. Tammy Lowmaster Row 2: Mark Par- rish. Laurie Thomas. Emily Churella. Sue Buck. Mary Venesky Row 3: Scott Haluska. Donna Heishman. Linda Beltowski. Alan Balko. Tom Bensor Row 4: Bob Parrish. Dennis Horne. Debbie McGlynn. Colleen Cunning- ham. Robert Stoltz The audio visual club members are signed out of their free centers to work in the tape room in the library. They are responsi- ble for playing tapes asked for by the students. The tape room has a collection of hun- dreds of different tapes. The audio visual members are a great help in this room in the library. 143 Information, Please EDITOR — Paula Kibler ADVISOR — Mr. Dennis Anna 144 1st Row Nancy Whiteford. Lynn Duclos, Nicki Worchesky, Debbie McGlynn. Mary Stevens. Barb Shero. Veronica Tucker Brenda Lono Mellany Lenz. Lisa Frank. Kim Swarden 2nd Row: Dana Hoover. Patty Stewart. Gaelynn Hambly, Audrey Brothers. Patti Sibert Lora Lee Rusnak Janice Holtz, Rose Bogus. Diane Hanyok. Sandy Sharbaugh 3rd Row: Bob Parrish. Dave Stewart. Chris Routch. Scott Haluska Al Balko, Steve Dickson. Bob Etchells. Bill Weakland, Rick Woods. Scott Stoltz, Dan Kelly CO-EDITORS — Margret Baran, Mary Miller This year Plaid Talk consisted of mainly six editions, under the supervision of Paula Kibler — Editor, and Mr. Anna — advisor. Writing, grammar, and typing skills are all important and highly developed in putting together an issue of Plaid Talk. Art and lay- out techniques also play an important role. This year Plaid Talk tried to use a different heading for each issue. There is much hard work involved and the reporters learn the responsibility for punctuality, accuracy, and trying to meet deadlines. There is a lot of time spent proofreading articles, and assist- ant editors Margaret Baran and Mary Miller are to thank for this. Diane Miller and Karen Domalik put in many tedious hours typing articles. Lastly, the staff appreciated the opportunity, provided by the Board of Edu- cation, to have a school newspaper. ART, LAYOUT, AND CIRCULATION — Nancy Whiteford, Steve Dickson, Scott Stolz TYPISTS — Brenda Miller. Karen Domalik. Diane Miller. Joanne Stoltz 145 Flying High Column 1 Brenda Baily, Joe Delozier. Pat Waksmunski. Column 2: Phyllis Wilt. Jim Kline. Doug Warner Column 3: Nina Kirkpatrick. Mel- lany Lenz. Jerry Whiteford. Column 4: Lynne Commons. Bob Parrish. Dan Kelly Colonel William Saunders Sergeant Robert Konior. Robert Etchells 1 i V •I t i . f ■ —• 0 - f t f y i . 1 • ' 9 V v 1 • « • « Mu, I {I u §u _LK_ Yf D r 1st: Lynne Commons. Natasha Rozdilski. Earl Crowell. Dennis Horne. 2nd Row: Michael Rozdilski. Mark Parrish. Cheryl Wholaver. Nan Beech 3rd Row: Nina Kirkpatrick. Wayne Wilson. Louis Bechal. Ed Kirkpatrick. The Air Force Jr ROTC program at Cambria Heights was established in 1973. At this time boys were only per- mitted to join, but during the 1974-75 school term girls were also permitted to enroll. This year makes the 7th year that students have had the opportu- nity to partake in the program Cam- bria Heights is only one of twelve schools in the PA. area that have the Jr. ROTC program available for stu- dents In the program cadets learn the study of space vehicles, aviation, and the areospace life along with the ele- ments of national defense They also receive a better knowledge of military drill and discipline. The Jr. ROTC pro- gram gives the students the opportu- nity to strengthen their character in the military role of society This year was a year of learning for the ROTC cadets. The Freshman learned what it’s like to be at the bot- tom. even though they didn't really need any lessons in that. The Sopho- more cadets received their first les- sons in command Juniors were groomed for the positions of responsi- bility that they would have next year And the Seniors learned to accept the responsibilities of their decisions For the first time the cadets held a bake sale which proved to be a suc- cessful fund raiser Much of the money went to the fulfillment of the cadet s dream — purchase of a flight simulator to be permanently stationed in the ROTC Room, for the use of the cadets An intimate discussion1 T e a m 147 A I P h a F I i g h t B r a v 0 F 1 i g h t V w 1 •{ s ' « I ■« t 1 I t r !' • f - 1 - • ' «1 • ♦f Row 1: Mike Rozdilski, Crystal Trexler. Lori Weakland. Row 2: Chris Gregory, Sharon Canali. Mary Nealen. Row 3: Earl Crowell. Cheryl Wholaver. Patty Krotendofer. Row 4 Ed Kirpatrick. Pat McGlynn. Row 1: Scott Stolz Row 2: Scott Hite. Jett Morgan. Josephine Schultz. Laura Prevost Row 3: Mark Veneskey. Loise Bechel. Min Inzana. Roy DeFrahn. Row 4: Basil Miller. Jim Bailey. Ron Holtz. 148 Row 1 Jo Anne Stoltz. Mark Parrish. Jim Venesky. Eric Storm. Row 2: Dennis Horne. Nan Beach. Jennifer Depto Row 3: Joe Fogle. Ginny Row 1: Tammy Lentz. Row 2: Lois Williams. Lori Lallemand. John Crowell Row 3: Mike Smithmeyer. Patty Stumpf. Richard Paige Row 4 Nicki Worchesky. Natasha Radilzki. Wayne Wilson Row 5: John Short. Mike McConnell. Berme Shank Row 6 Cheryl Brown C h a r e F 9 h t D e I t a F g h t 149 SENIOR WILL We, the members of the 1980 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do hereby generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, and assets to deserving underclassmen. Dave Adams: To Kevin Caldwell my frequent trips to the office for a late pass, Linda Adams: My locker and the combination to Carl, Rich, and whoever else needs it and our table in the morning to Jane and her gang. Linda Anna: All the memories of Colorguard and those crazy half-time shows to D-D-D-Donna G. Jim Babyak: To Rich Zemrose all my late slips I got in the past four years. Donna Bakajza: To Diane, my dirty white sneakers and socks. To all the majorettes, all the fun times I've had. Michele Baker: To Scott, my little brother all the homework, all the books, and the gross lunches. Tammy Baker: To Kathy Gray being late for classes and the nickname, Kat. And to Jackie, a reserved back stall of the Lav. Alan Balko: All the crawdad butts on the floor in the boys’ lav to Larry Butsy Baker. Margaret Baran: My welded sabre to the next Color- guard Captain. To the rest of the Colorguard all the parking garages in Pittsburgh. Mary Beth Barnes: My Colorguard uniform, rifle, and the title of Co-Sergeant to any Rifle who wants it. Susan BaromTo all underclassmen: the ability to get thru C-hallat3:15. Wes Beach: My Varsity room locker to Dave (part- ner) Anna, my wrestling headgear to Rob Y. and Jack S., and my golden glove to Dan S. Melvin Becker: To Tim Link all the ugly mutts in school. Linda Behe: My phys. ed skiing classes to anyone that can dodge trees. Linda Beltowski: To my trusty student Cootch, my high school grades, and to Tom, my science major and spying ability. Duane Bender: My Vo-Tech ride to Janet. Lori Bender: All the problems of being a Senior to the underclassmen. Ron Beunier: To Butch Pompa all of the chews I spit out in the lav. Cheryl Blake: My saxophone to any freshman who can keep it fixed. Eugene Blick: My music to Jeane. Lora Bloomberg: My corner in the lav to Fuzz. Dan Bobby: My broken locker and rotten lunches to any freshman dumb enough to take them. Michele Bogus: Cutting laps in B. Ball To Ginny and Tish and all of my hiding tactics in track to Kruise and Gloria. Bob Bogus: To all of the people and school adminis- tration that wanted to cut wrestling, the two 1st place team trophies we got during my senior year. Todd Bonin: To Charlie Gregory and Jani Skirsky 2 more years of this dump and all of its boring times. Maria Born: To the soprano that will replace me in chorus all the fun times I had. Sue Buck: My locker in C hall to the lucky person who gets it next. May you have fun trying to get it open at the end of the day. Perry Burkey: The back seat on Bus 24 to Mark Duman. Joan Caldwell: All the good times I had my freshman and sophomore years to Becky — she'll need it, and my brains to the science labs. Annette Caracciolo: To Diane Strohmier all my great guy friends, and my locker. Michele Caretti: My valve-oil to Jeane Duclos and of my frustrating years putting on leg makeup to Diane and Rose and cutting laps in track to Margie B. Patrick Carrol: To my brothers — Goob and Duff, my skiing techniques. Kevin Cence: All my books to whoever wants them. Emily Churella: To Patty Sibert and the rest of the Forensic Team, all my tuna fish cans from our great meets. Lynn Commons: My locker in C-Hall to any under- classmen who can push their way through the hall, without walking into anyone. Bryan Cordell: My little black book to Rizzo and slick wrestling moves to Gelormino. Eric Cunningham: All the fires I missed during school to Frank Abel. Victor Cunningham: I leave my locker, and books to some stupid little freshman. Pat Mohler: My school lunches to any unfortunate underclassmen who eats them. Joe Davis: All my wrestling techniques to Mike and Don. Donna DeFrahn: To my brother Roy all the trials and tribulations of being the superintendent’s kid. Good Luck Roy! Joseph DeLozier: The rubber I left in the parking lot to whoever can scrape it up. 150 Gary DeSalvo: My football jersey to Dave Anna and good times to Nina. James Dibert: To Bernie the boring ride on the Vo- Tech bus. £ Janet Drzal: To Shari, the endurance to finish her last year, to Richie the strength to make it through two, and to Paulie my sympathy that he has three more. Steve Dickson: To the unfortuante underclassman who gets my locker the strength to remove the gym towel that is stuck to the ceiling of my locker. Karen Domalik: To the colorguard my band and favorite song, to Suzy Stephens my office and advice, and to my sister Debbie 35® for a clarinet reed. Barb Dranchak: To my sister Eva, the school lunches, boring study halls and 4 years of please report to your home rooms Greg Durbin: To some freshman all my books and long school hours and to Tim Link all the ugly girls in school. Ed Ernest: Empty beer cans to anybody who can put them to good use. Michael Eck: All my books to the underclassmen. Bill Edwards: My great Steeler hating ability to Harold Abrams. Wendy Endler: To Aimee Yencho, one last year to try and drive Elias crazy, you don't have too far to go!!! Nancy Farabaugh: To Mr. Demi my gray sweater and his HOT room Barry Fitzpatrick: My school pencil. Gail Foster. To Mr. Anna a name tag saying Gail instead of Mary Rae” Craig Garay: To Billy Frank, a great 4 years of look- ing at the good-looking girls in C-Hall. Valeri Gelormino: My space by the heater to Kelly, my good times to LeeAnn, my lunch mods to Shari, and to my little brother, Michael, the effort to make it three more years. Tom Gerlesky: All my books to the next poor _ Monica Glass: To the underclassmen the terrible thought of having to get up early on Monday mornings after a short weekend. Lisa Goss: To Brenda Shevock: all the torturing classes and boring teachers that I’ve had for my classes: Good Luck! Carolyn Craboski: My car to my sister Wanda, my place in District Chrous to Chris Smith, and my alto voice to Tish Keefe. Paul Gresko: To my brother, the Strut, my machoism, roughness and my magic moves in B-ball. Macho eat your heart out! Janice Hadden: My locker to anyone who would like to clean the name Jonesy off it. Paula Haluska: To the class of '81 the “thrill” of being a Senior and finally graduating. To my sister Joanie, my too-big” band uniform. Judy Hartman: The teachers to anyone who can handle them. Donna Heishmman: To Jane my fight with “Chicken Strutter. Brian Hoover: To Jim Balzano my eye sight to watch the girls walk in the halls. Jerry Hoover: All my empty snuff cans to Red and Scoob. Bill Hoover: To the underclassmen: our table in the commons. David lllig: My French book to some poor Freshman. Dan Kelly: My laugh behind to haunt the halls of CH. James Kelly: My locker to the next lucky Tech-er. Monica Kelly: To Doneita, Pat, and Jeanette all my DE notes; my flag to the next unfortunate color- guard. Paula Kibler: All my good times in band to Janice Holtz and Chris Gregory and my saying Hey Babes! to Scott Haluska. Michele Kirk: To Lisa Frank my new CH pen so that she can learn to use it and to Chris Smith my empty bottle of Valve oil. Marie Kirkpatrick: My unused locker to the next rebel. Nina Kirkpatrick: This thought to all underclassmen: Slow down and enjoy every minute of every day because they go so quickly and it is not too long before you are regretting the speed at which you took them. “Voice of Experience. James Kliine: My gym locker to Joe Short. Lisa Kolonay: To Chris and Darla the agony, pain, sweat, humiliation, and utter ecstacy of being a CH bagpiper. Patty Kopera: My C-Hall locker to any unlucky Freshman who has the courage and strength to get to it at 3:15. Susan Kovach: To Cindy Miller I leave my 5 pair of black, Buster Brown Colorguard socks. Bill Kovach: All my unused tablets, 2 inch pencils, and unused knowledge to Ricky Fisanick. Jody Krug: My dented gym locker to any Freshman who gets it. Sharon Lacey: To Rhonda Yencho my locker in S” along with my pet rat who lives among the mess. Michele Lacue: All the crazy times in high school to Steph and all hiding techniques in track to next year’s track members. Scott Lane: My trips to Mr. B to some unfortunate person. Helen Lansberry: To Luke Lansberry mine and Lin- da's favorite skirls with the legs to go with theml Carol Lantzy: To Diane Gautner all the good times in High School. Suzette Lechene: To Gary Rizzo and Bill Fedor all the long, bumpy rides from St. Lawrence on Bus � 19. Dave Lehmier: My walking Phys Ed clothes to the poor soul who will have my gym locker next year. Mellany Lenz: 80 cubic feet of air to future baqpipe players. Pete Leonard: My attitude to any underclassman. Scott Lewis: All of my wisdom to the joker who will be here next year, and to John the techniques of farmerball. Anna Marie Link: Paul and Lori all the Fun??? of office practice, my locker to Patty, and my excel- lent typing skill (Ha! Ha!) to Pam. Martin Link: My locker to some joker that will be here next year. Gary R. Litzinger: My physics book to whoever will have it. It is in really good condition, probably because it hasn’t been used much. Robin Lockett: To all future seniors the agony of waiting for graduation. Brenda Marie Long: To Chris Zalisnock, my Charo imitation that I do with Paula, and may you always crack up after doing it. Cootchie! Cootchie! Joanne Marke Long: My C-hall locker to anyone who has the strength and courage to get to it at 3:15 or any other time of the day! Beverly Lowmaster: To Linda and Tammy, all the “fun of being a senior and to Sandy and the next three years of boredom. Scott Lowmaster: My Vo-Tech bus ride to Sue. Terry Marana: My books and locker to the under- classmen. Teresa Maurer: All the dreaded cold_____mornings at 6:00 a m. to Jeanette. Have fun waking up. (If you can). Felicia Marie Mezzelo: All of my great times at Cam- bria Heights to Becky Caldwell. Theresa M. Milchak: All my English homework to all the underclassmen. Diane Miller: Our table in the commons to my sisters, Linda, Al, and Sue; my locker to some tall person; and my 1 uniform to a future colorguard mem- ber Judy Miller: To Kim and Tina, all summer band prac- tices and all the good times that we shared with Jean and everyone else. Also, I give Sue peace at her locker. Mary M Miller: To Donna Sharbaugh, all my patrons at Vo-Tech. Pat Mohler: All raunchy lunches and classes to any- one who can stomach them. Bradley Moore: To Brian, all of my great excuses to skip out of study halls and English and even better excuses when he gets caught. Sharon L. Noren: My heater by the girls' lav to the next unfortunate person that sits in the SI 38 homeroom with no heat. Joann Novak: To Monica Banik, all the times I spent in school and didn't learn anything. Rita Jane Panaro: My Dego temper to the next bas- ketball alkie and my excuses for getting home late to Jim. Robert Paul Parrish: To all the gang, my problems with the women, to all my friends I leave behind in band, the fun we've had, and to my replacement, I leave the boring planet. George Pastirko: My homeroom to the unlucky per- son. Julie Ann Patrick: To the remaining varsity squad, all the memories and laughs we’ve shared together, and may your mounts never collapse Rose Ann Pompa: To Bob Sunseri, my step ladder. Teresa Poncheck: Nothing because I have nothing. Linda M. Price: To Theresa and Darla, the fun times at the table before homeroom and my majorette uniform to the next successful girl. Mary L. Quist: All my possessions to my nephews and nieces, and all my bad luck to the faculty of C.H. Lisa Marie Rohac: To Macho, a car without cloth seats, and to Gary Rizzo, all the pain he can endure. Ralph Rosian: To Skrow, J. K., and Bob, all of our good times. To Jenny, my locker and all the fun I had at Vo-Tech. Kris Routch: My speed and dropped passes to Ed Gens. Nina Sell: My throne to Barb L., Rhonda E., and Lisa B. Perry Semelsberger: My locker to any unlucky Vo- Techer. Karen Ann Senko: To the future band members all the sand in the desert. Jacob Shaffer: All my books to the next unfortunate person. Jane Shaffer: The back stall in the lav to Pat, Fuzz, Sue, Deb, and Jodi. Sandra L. Sharbaugh: My bear song, my car full of gas and my knee brace to Paula Weber, all gossip to Shell Weber, and my whistle to Shari Shomo (Shmoe) and King Tut laps to Ginny Toesicki). Barbara Jo Shero: To my skinny sister Judy, the abil- ity to gain weight and all the fun and memories that she'll have in high school. 152 Kimberly Ann Shope: My keys to baby pro, E. J. and my reuben and boris collection to Steph. Lois Jane Skirsky: My spot in the lav to anyone who can get to it Karla Stahl: To all of the underclassmen, the joy and happiness of being a senior. Mary Stevens: To my “little sister,” Diane, all my advice, and my bent saber tot he next Co-Captain of theColorguard. David L Stewart: My first chair in band to Gary. Dawna Stewart: My piccolo and chair to Darla. Joanne Stoltz: To Gin, all my baby powder and my position in basketball. To Mike and Mary Lou, my dirty seat on the bus, and Sarg’s fun ROTC classes to Scott Miller. Lisa Stoltz: To Barb, all the luck in the world with Will in your senior year (You'll need it) and the smoke inhalation in the lav. Scott S. Stolz: My locker with all it’s trash and posi- tion as Inspector General. Bill Strittmatter: My heater by B17 to whoever has cold buns. Glenn L. Strittmatter: To Mike Carroll, my blocking ability and to Mark Yeckley my outstanding defen- sive skill. Mark Strittmatter: My salt shaker stolen from the caf- eteria and all my gym and candy wrappers in my locker to Rich Was. Tim Thiec: To Jeff Morgan, all my dumb classes and study halls, and all the trouble I’ve gotten into. To a freshman, my locker which I hope falls apart. Dennis Thomas: All the good views I had to Rookie, Al, and the rest of the upcoming seniors. Joseph Thomas: To Jimmy Blake, the strength to survive the next 3 years in this hole. Laura Ann Thomas: My Tech Drawing desk to any- one who doesn’t know what they are doing either. Robert Treon: All the troubles of school to the under- classmen. Robert Trexler: My broken locker to the next fresh- man. Veronica Tucker: To Tina Luther, my junior and sen- ior high school years; may she continue to wear that big smile and maintain her pleasant personal- ity. Chris Venesky: The three year old peanut butter sandwich in my locker to be sold to the highest bidder, with the proceeds going to The Campaign to Outlaw School Lunches. Cathy Venesky: To Chris and Michele, all of my stu- pid problems. Mary Venesky: My lunch table to Sue and Kelly and My Vo-Tech notes to anyone who is willing to work hard. Clarissa Venslosky: I will to Lisa Rudolph the last three boring years of this school, and all the bor- ing teachers, and my spot in the lav. Ken Vescovi: To Frand Zalisnock all my potential tricks. To Ed Gens my build, speed, and hands. To Holtz, Pooh and my relative, Mr. Kollar, I leave peace, and to Stoneburg all available coordina- tion. Pat Waksmunski: To Muck Den my number in foot- ball and to Dave Anna my wrist roll and may he wrestle well with it. Doug Warner: I leave my pointed little ROTC shoes to Beatle Bailey, may he keep them as dirty, and grubby as I did, Sarg will love it! Karen Washinsky: I leave to Lisa Weakland more space to get in her locker and to take over my job for me in playing clever tricks on Brenda. Patty Weakland: To Lori all the long boring hours in school and the bumpy bus rides home. Mark Wendieker: My spot on the bench in varsity games to “joker,’’ all my playing time in varsity games to Alan Farabaugh, and last of all my quickness on defense, which he needs, to Ron Budicky. John Wentz: All my late passes to some freshmen. Marnita Westover: My spot in the lav to anyone who can make it through the door. Nancy M. Whiteford: I leave my piccolo to Chris and my screwdriver to the flute and clarinet section. Leo Wilt: All my unused books to underclassmen. Jim Wolanin: I will all my books tot he next kid that gets them. Patricia Kollar Woodley: To my sister, Mary, all the good times at Vo-Tech and my locker to anyone who can reach it. Tammy Wysocki: I will my chair in the commons to Alice Miller; to Lori Cattoi my shorthand and typ- ing class with Miss Lambert. Jim Yannitelli: My sorrow to the person who gets locker Al 38. Pat Yeager: I leave my poor mangled locker to some unworthy Freshman. Bruce Yeckley: “I here-by will all Square Dancing lessons to all underclassmen.” Wanda Yeckley: All my boring classes to anyone lucky enough to get them. Denise Zaliznock: I will all the Seniors to be in Mrs. Depto's English class and all her work with it. Jean Zerbee: To Diane Strohmier — the Vo-Tech bus rides, my browniess with teachers, and get- ting called down to the office. 153 Dave Adams June 11. 1962 Box 10 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8147 Linda Adams October 24,1961 R D. 1 Box 16 Patton, PA 16668 Yearbook — 4 Linda E Anna September 14,1962 Box 7 St Boniface. PA 16675 247-8482 Colorguard —1,2 FBLA — 4 Earl Aurandt 629 Magee Ave Patton, PA 674-8078 Jim Babyak November 10,1962 Box 77 Elmora, PA 15737 948-7812 Ski Club — 4 Brenda Bailey September 21,1962 606 Lang Avenue Patton, PA 674-8082 Marching Band — 1,2, 3 Concert Band —1,2 ROTC — 1,2, 3, 4 ROTC Drill Team — 2, 3, 4 Donna M. Bakajza December 11,1962 605 Magee Avenue Patton, PA 16668 Marching Band — 1,2,3, 4 Concert Band —1,2,3, 4 Majorette — 2,3,4 (Captain 4) Yearbook Staff — 4 Football Programs — 4 Pep Band — 2,4 Chess Club —2 Michele Baker July 11,1962 RD.al 144-A Patton, PA 16668 674-8032 Vo-Tech — 2. 3, 4 VICA — 2. 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Tammy Baker January 10. 1962 Box 5 blastings, PA 16646 247-8716 Volleyball — 4 Alan Balko July 7, 1962 Lanark Road Hastings, PA 16646 247-6282 Football — 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball —1,4 Baseball — 2,3, 4 Chess Club — 2 Plaid Talk — 4 AV —4 Margaret Baran August 3,1962 220 McIntyre Avenue Patton, PA 16668 Colorguard — 2, 3,4 (Captain — 4) Forensics— 1,2, 3, 4 Chorale — 3 Girls’ Chorale — 4 Track—1,2 Library Aid — 3, 4 Plaid Talk — 3, 4 (Asst. Editor — 4) Chess Club —1,2 Ski Club —1,2 Mary Beth Barnes May2.1962 . _ Box 235 Hastings. PA 16646 247-8290 Colorguard — 3,4 Vo-Tech — 4 Library Aid — 3 Sue Baron July 24,1962 Kirkpatrick Street Hastings, PA 16646 Marching Band — 2.3,4 Concert Band — 2,3,4 Ski Club — 4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Track— 1,2, 3, 4 FBLA — 4 Pep Band — 4 Wes Beach February 1, 1962 Edgewood Drive Hastings. PA 16646 247-6244 Football — 1,2,3, 4 Baseball — 1,2, 3,4 Wrestling — 2, 3, 4 Swimming — 1 Glee Club— 1 Chess Club — 2 Melvin Becker December 8,1 962 R.D. Dysarl, Pa. 674-8543 Ski Club —2, 4 Linda J. Behe January 18,1962 Box 140 R.D Carrolltown, PA 15722 Yearbook Staff — 4 Play Comm. — Scene Design — 4 Linda Beltowski April 26, 1962 Box 203 Hastings, PA 247-6357 Girls' Track— 1,4 Chess Club— 1,2 Ski Club—1.2, 3, 4 A V. Club —4 Library Aide — 4 Duane Bender - June 9, 1962 Box 82A R.D. 1 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8856 Vo-Tech — 2, 3. 4 Lori Bender November 9. 1962 P.O. Box 181 St. Benedict. PA 15773 948-6781 Band — 1 Chorus— 1 Vo-Tech — 2,3,4 Richard Bender May 31, 1962 Box 16 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6655 Ronald A Beunier March 10, 1962 618 Lang Avenue Patton, PA 674-8974 Football — 1,2, 3 Class Pres. —1,4 Homecoming — 4 Ski Club — 4 Track — 1,2, 4 Cheryl Blake January 15. 1962 501 Park Avenue Patton, PA 16668 674-8991 Marching Band — 1, 4 Concert Band — 1,2, 3, 4 Ski Club —2,3 Class Officer— 1,4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Eugene Blick June 12, 1962 E Campbell Street Carrolltown, Pa 15722 Marching Band —1,2 3 4 County Band —1,3,4 Concert Band —1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band — 2, 3, 4 Stage Band — 2 R.D 1 Box 143 Patton. Pa. 16668 674-8122 Vo-Tech —4 Daniel F. Bobby Patton, Pa 16668 247-8180 Vo-Tech — 2,3, 4 Michele Renee Bogus January 23,1962 Box 174 St. Benedict. Pa 15773 948-9617 Track — 1.2. 3. 4 District Track — 3 State Track — 3 Basketball — 3, 4 Swimming — 2, 3 Volleyball — 4 Ski Club —2.3, 4 Pep Band — 4 Marching Band— 1,2 Concert Band — 1,2, 3 Curious Savage — 3 Wizard of Oz 4 Bob Bogus April 13, 1962 Carrolltown, Pa. 344-6651 Ski Club — 4 Track —1,2 Football — 1,2, 3. 4 Wrestling — 1,2,3, 4 Todd Bonin February 16, 1962 Box 141 Carrolltown, Pa. 344-6370 ■ • • 154 Yearbook — 2 FBLA — 4 Maria Born May 19,1962 Box 133 Haslings, Pa. 16646 247-8565 Forensics — 3,4 Chorus — 2,4 Play —3,4 Chess Club — 2 Ski Club —3 Girls' Chorus—- 4 Prom Committee -3 District Cheru ; 4 Carrie B. Bowman March 2, 1962gf 522 Beech wen; Patton, P, 674-8C Swim Team — 2 Chorale —1,3 Girls' Chorus — 4 Susan M Buck October 17,1962 1 Box 223 Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8392 -2 r Pep Band — 2,4 FBLA - 4 (President — 4) Marching Band — 1,2, 3, Majorette -42, 3,4 District Track — 3 Prom Committee — 3 Patrick Carroll February 14,1961 90 Chest Springs, Pa. 16624 674-8775 Chorale — 1 SwirrfTeSrh — 1 Vo-Tech — 2,4 Andrea Cavallo June 22. 1962 . Box 364 Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8792 Kevin Cence April 5,1962 Spangler St Hastings, Pa 247-8559 EmilyChurella r rack — 2 :orensics — 3,4 ay —4 Yearbook — 4 Drary — 3 Perry J Burkey March 1. 1962 Hastings Pa. 16646 Box 7 Kirk St. 247-6228 Vo-Tech 2,3,4 Joan Caldwell September 4, 19$2 342 W. Carroll St Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-8177 Cheerleading — 1 T rack — 4 Volleyball — 4 Annette Caracciolo October 7,11962 RD 1 Box 117-A Dysart. Pa. 674-5596 Basketball — 2 Michele M Caretti September 24,1962 PO Box 54 St. Benedict, Pa. 15773 948-6945 Track—1,2,3, 4 Concert Band —1.2,3, ■1 tv. -kg,, O 1 eui udi y o, i vut I D. 1 Box 79 Patton, Pa. 16668 674-5579 Track—1 2 □Library Aid — 1 A.V. —4 Forensics —2 3.4 Yearbook — 4 Prom Committee — if@rts Chorus — 4 |y —3.4 nne Commons [ptember 2. 1962i ■aver St. Bastings, Pa. 1664 247-8576 @oncert Band — u Marching Band -i 4 County Band — District Band — Pep Band - -1,2.3 Forefisics-§ -31 Plaid'Talk —4 ROTC Squadron Commander — 4 ROTC Drilljeam ■ RO TC Color Guard 2,3,4 Volleyball — 4 Bryan Cordell October 23,1962 106 Mellon Ave. Patton, Pa. 16668 674-3325 Wrestling — 1,2, 3, 4 Play Committee — 3 Prom Committee — 3 Chess Club — 2 Ski Club —4 Eric Cunningham July 17. 1962 Box 409 Beaver St. Hastings, Pa 16646 247-6226 Basketball — 1 I yiCA —2, 3,4 Victor Cunningham. December 14, 1962 Box 116 St. Benedict, Pa. 15773 984-6281 Pat Mohler April 20,1962 323 W Carroll St Carrolltown, Pa 344-8998 Wrestling — 2 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 Track — 3,4 ■ September 10,1 962 R.D. 1 Box 17 Patton, Pa. 674-8145 Wrestling— 1,2, 3, 4 Chess Club — 2 James DiberM January 1. 1963 Box 129 Elmora Pa 15737 948-9710 Janet Drzal May 30,1962 Box 14 Bakerton, Pa 15737 948-8052 Track—1,2,3, 4 Play —3 Plaid Talk —3 Yearbook — 3.4 Volleyball — 4 Class Officer — 2,3,4 Prom Committee — 3 J Ski ciub — Homecoming i Stephen Dickson October 20,1962 523 Beech Ave. Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8370 .Jrack — 3,4 Ski Club —1,2 Homecoming Escort — 4 Prom Committee — 3 Men’s Glee Club — 3 Chorale — 3, 4 a County Chorus — 4 DistrictChoru — Donna DeFrahn March 27,1962 Box 321Y Patton, Pa 16668 247-8835 ROTC —1 Play-3,4 FBLA —4 Stage Band — 1 ncert Banc — i Joseph DeLozrer October 2.1962 Flmton, Pa 16« 6 4 8678 |Gary!DeSalvoH j May 12.1962 Carrolltown, Pa. 1572r 344- 6602- Football— 1.2, 3. 4 Wrestling —1,2. 3. 4 Class Officer — 2, 3 Prom Committee — 3 Track — 1,2 Karen Domalik November 6,1962 Roy 841 Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8567 Chorale —1,4 Girls' Chorus — 4 Colorgua d —2, 3, 4 Rag Sergeant — 4 County Chorus — 1 Plaidlalk — 3,4 FBLA — 4 Vl« —2 j, 1 ara Dranchak 4 20, 1962 . | 1 Box 6-A V' [stings, Pa 166® ■7-8776 morale —1,3,4 larching Band — j, 2, B oncert Band — 1,2,3 Forensics — 2 Greg Durbin May 9,1962 R.D. 1 Box 45 Patton, Pa 16668 I ■ 674-8412 Wrestling — 1 Concert Band —1,2,3 155 Edward Earnest September 8.1961 Box 138A Ashville, Pa 16613 674-8755 Glee Club— 1,2 Chess Club — 2 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 Michael Eck November 20,1962 811 Beech Ave. Patton, Pa 16668 674-3747 Vo-Tech — 2,3,4 Bill Edwards February 28,1962 R.D. 1 Box 366 Patton, Pa. 16668 Yearbook Staff — 3,4 Vo-Tech — 2, 3, 4 Wendy Endler March 13,1962 4th and Kirk St Hastings. Pa. 16646 247-8805 Band—1,2,3 Ski Club — 1.2, 3. 4 Vo-Tech — 4 Stage Crew — 3 Volleyball — 4 Nani June icy Farabaugh ie 7,1962 R.D. 1 Box 216 Ebensburg. Pa. 15931 344-6309 JbraryAid — 2,3.4 -BLA —4 Donald Firment August 17,1961 R.D. 1 Box 69 Hastings 16646 247-844 5 Ski Club—1,2,4 Glee Club—1,2 Homecoming — 4 FBLA — 4 Valeri Gelormino October 26,1962 501 S. 3rd Ave. Patton, Pa. 16668 674-2260 Cheerleader — 1 Track — 2, 3, 4 Volleyball — 4 Ski Club — 1,2,3. ft Yearbook — 3.4 Prom Committee — 3 FBLA Secretary — M Thomas Gerlesky | November 4. 1962 F Carrolltown, Pa. 15 22 344-6600 Vo-Tech — 3,4 ROTC — 1 FBLA —4 aula Eileen Haluska October 24, 1962 803 Ross Ave Patton, Pa 16668 74-8569 Marching Band 1,2, 3, .Concert Band — Monica Glass December 1,1961 Box 135 arrolltown. Pa. 1 44-8874 iwimming — 1 lass Officer — 2. 3 isa Goss ail Foster pril 25,190t 3ox 1,7 -Imora, Pa 15737 348-6444 Cheerleader — 1 olleyball — 4 Craig Garay December 3,1962 3ox 354 -Imora, Pa 15737 348-6062 -ootball — 1 3asketball — 1,2,3,4 September 25,1962 Box 107 Elmora, Pa 15737 Basketball — 4 Track — 1,2, 3, 4 District Track — 3 Volleyball — 4 Carolyn J. Graboski March 17,1962 Flinton, Pa. 16640 674- 294 Morale— 2,3,- [District Chorus— j, 4 ICounty Chorus M Girls' Chorus — - Year Book — 3 I Volleyball — 4 Paul Gresko September 23,1962 South Main St Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-6385 Football —1,24 Wrestling — 4 1 Chess —1,2 Basketball —1,4 Track— 1.2,3,4 Janice Hadden October 1,1962 Box 37 St Boniface, Pa. 247-8257 Judy Hartman July 23, 1962 823 Rear Beech Ave Patton, Pa 16668 Janet Karlheim September 18,1962 Box 61, Rd 1 Flinton, Pa 16640 674-3334 Daniel W Kelly May 18,1962 • BonediqLJa 15773 948-ZJ356 1 Skiclib — 1,2,3 4 Chess eiub— -La,, Concert Band —1.2,3, Marching Band — 1,2,3. ROTC —1.2,34 Dramatics I— 8,4 -J, Curt Holtz August 17. 1962 Harvey St. Hastings Pa 16646 247-8369 Football — 1 Basketball — 1,2.3,4 Baseball — 4 Chess Club—2 Brian Hoover May 19 1961 Dysarf R D. ’ 674-8667 Baseball — 4 Jerry Hoover July 29, 1961 R.D. 1 Box 187 Patton, Pa. 16668 674-3772 ■ Vo-Tech — 2, 3. 4 William Hoover August 19,1962 R.D. Box 18 Patton, Pa. 16668 Vo-Tech —2, 3, 4 Ski Club —4 February 1 f Carrolltown. Pa. If 235 Vo-Tech —273,4 Monica Kelly November 18,1961 Box 141-H Carrolltown R.D 15722 344-8346 Colorguard — 2,3. 4 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 Da 1 Sei 'avid J lllic ptember 2471962 Rfi. Bpx 153-d Patton, Pa 16668 674-8928 jfilrs. ROTC — 1,2, 3, 4 Chess Club — 2 Paula Mane Kibler October 8 1962 118 Mellon Avenue Patton. Pa. 16668 674-8932 Marching Band —1,2,3, 4 Concert Band — 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band — 2, 3, 4 Band Secretary — 4 Chess Club — 2 Plaid Talk — 3, 4 Editor — 4 Michele Lynn Kirk September 28, 1962 f 606 Beech Ave. M Patton, Pa 16668 674-8938 Marching Band —1,2,3 4 Concert Band —1,2,3, 4 County Band — 1 Pep Band — 4 Chorale — 1 County Chorus — 1 156 Mane Kirkpatrick June 2,1962 Bridge Street Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8831 Forensics — 3 Concert Band — 3 ,4 Colorguard — 3 4 County Band — 3 Play — 3,4 Pep Band — 3, 4 Nina L. Kirkpatrick H ust7 1962 Hbx 3g jflSigs. Pa. 16646 I 247-8970 Marching Band —1,2,3 Concert Band — 1 2, 3. Pep Band — 2,3,4 Countv Band — 1 3. 4 Band Treasurer — ROTC — 1,2, 3.4B Drill Team — 1.2, 3, 4| Drill Team Commanded •olorguard H Track — 3, 4 Girls’ Volleyball — 4 0 James Kline November 1 i 1961 Box 381 Carrolltown, P |5722 344-8977 ROTC —3,4 Jeff Knarr December 19,1962 Box 211 St. Benedict, Pa. (15773 948-6504 Ltsa Kolonay November 21,1962 Rnv ■Hastings P 16646 arching Bari— 1,2, 3, Concert Band --2,3.4 3epBand — 3 4 Track — 3 Patricia J. Kopeia ‘ looer13,1962 I Lincoln Ave. a. Pa. 16668 674-8035 Marching Band — 1, ■. Concert Band — 1,2.3, 4 I Susan Kovach May 2, 1962 RD 1 Box 245 Ebensburg, Pa. 15931 344-6360 Colorguard — 2, 3, 4 Tibrary Aid — 3. 41} FBLA Club — 4 William Kovach July 18, 1962 RD 1 Box 130-A Patton, Pa 166' 674-3673 Ski Club —3 Vo-Tech — 3,4 Jody Krug July 18.1962 _ shville RD Box 145 613 674-8371 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 Sharon A Lacey April 8, 1962 Box 237 Rd Patton, Pa 16668 67255775 Vo-Tech — 2, 3,4 Michele Lacue July 12.1962 113 Linwood View Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8856 Band —1.2 Girls Track— 1, Chess Club —'ll Som Commit!' Hi Club — 1.2] • Track Districts! Scott Lane M January 4,1963 Box 156 ton Pa, 157 Subtitle Lechene January 14,1962 Rd 1 Box 364A Patton, Pa 16668 674-8942 Girls' Track— 1,2,3, 4 Girls' Basketball —1,2 Ski Club—1,2 Library Aide —1,3 Ipave Lehmier nuary, 1963 arrolltown, Pa. 15722 -8314 llany Marie Lenz -30 1962 1 Box 79 arrotitown, Pa Marching Band — 1.2,3 A Concert Band —1,2,3, 4 Stage Band — 1 Pep Band — 4 Chorale — 3, 4 Military Ball Committee — 3 4 ROTC— 1.2, 3. 4 Ski Club—1,2, 3, 4 Swim Team — 1.2.3 .«I Plaid Talk Staff —3.4 Yearbookfctaff —4 , Pete Leoi O lobe 207 St. Carrollt 344-: Vo-Ti Scott Lewis May 30.1962 Box 57 Chest Springs, Pa. 16624 674-2257 Vo-Tech — 2, 3,4 Helen Marie Lansber September3,1962 Box 169A Patton P£, T6668 ind—2, 3,4 ntyBand—3,4 Yearbook — 3 Library Aid — 2 t '1 ________— 1,2, 3 —rguard — 2, 3, 4 Class Officer—1,2 Homecoming Court — ■ FBLA —4 Carol Lantzy August 12. 1962 Box 435 _ Carrotttown, Pa 1.5722 344-8241 Basketball — 1,2, 3. 4 Track — 1,2. 3, 4 Ski Club —1,2, 3,4 Swim T earn — 1 lane Link PHHHB1962 Roy QS Carrolltown. Pa 15722 .344-8371 fitri$'lJrack— 3, 4 Colorguard —3, Flag Sergeant — FBLA Club —4 Daniel Link March25, I960 Box 137 RD Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8448 Wrestling — 1 3 Ski Club —4 Vo-Tech — 2, 3. 4 Martin Link May 31,1962 Box 137 RD 1 Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8448 Wrestling — 1,2, 3,4 Vo-Tech — 2, 3, 4 Gary Litzinger October 23,1692 Box122A RD 1 Patton, Pa. 16668 674-3306 T rack — 3 Robin Locket May 20,1962 Harvey St Box 151 Hastings. Pa. 16646 ™ B B7-6500 lelball — 1,2,3 Brenda Marie Long August 25,1962 820 N. 5th Ave Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8937 a owim i. . Colorguard —2 Cheerleading — 3,4 Homecoming — 4 Yearbook Staff — 4 Plaid Talk — 4 Prom Committee — 3 Joanne Marie Long December 13, 1962 509 5th Ave. Patton Pa 16668 674-3660 Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4 Concert Band — 1,2,3, 4 Pep Band — 3, 4 Football Programs — 4 Yearbook— 4 Vi IaVH Beverly Lowmaster November 14,1962 RD 1 Box 53D Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-8102 Library A,id— 1,2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff — 3 The Curious Savage” Tickets and Publicity and Stage Crew — 3 Scott Lowmaster December 5, 1961 RD 1 Box 53D Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-8102 Vo-Tech — 2, 3,4 l_ Terry Marana February 28,1962 Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-6560 Sharon Marshall February 8, 1962 479 Beech Ave Patton. Pa. 16668 Band — 1,21 F.F.A.— 2.3,4 Teresa Maurer December 17,1962 Rt. 219 South Carrolltown Pa. 15722 344-8931 Ski Club—2. 3.4 Volleyball —4 Willie | Bliam David Maurer September 14, 1961 RD 1 Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-6641 Donna McGlynn December 11,1962 RD 1 Box 101A Hastings, PA 16646 247-6224 Track — 1,2 Vo-Tech — 2,3. 4 Felicia Marie Mezzelo September 25,1962 RD 1 Box 118 Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-8553 Ski Cluo —1,2,4 Chorale — 4 Volleyball — 4 Theresa Milchak November 13,1961 Box 209 B RD 1 Hastings, Pa 16646 247-9942 T rack — 1 jJ Vo-Tech — 3, 4 Jbmr id — 2,3,4 Swimming — 1 Track — Chess Club—1 Yearbocl — 4 Mary Milk April 13,1962 403 Palmer Ave. Patton, Pa. 16668 674-3342 Marching Band —1,2, ConcedJBand —1,2,3 4 Stage Bar d — 1 Pep Ba«l — 2,3 Band Historian — 4 Forensics — 2, 3 SwImTefcm— 3 Plaid Talk 3,4 VICA—j£, 3. 4 VICA president — 4 Diane Miller February 14, 1962 Box 369 Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8417 ROTC — 1,2 Plaid Talk — 4 FBLAClub — 4 Homecoming Queen — 4 Colorguard—2, 3,4 Yearbook — 4 Judy Miller August 6, 1962 RD 1 Box 80 Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 674-8503 Colorguard — 2,3,4 Dan Mohler April 20. 1962 323 West Carrol St Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-8998 Wrestling — 2 Track —3.4 Ski Club — 3 Vo-Tech f-3 4 Pat Mohler April 20, 1962 323 West Carroll St Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-8998 Wrestling — 2 Track-b3, 4 Vo-Tech —3, 4 Ski Club — 3 A Larry Mohtsky April 23. 1961 St. Boniface, Pa. 247-8332 Bradly Moore February 22, 1962 309 Linwood Ave. Patton, Pa 16668 674-5316 Football — 1.2, 3, 4 Basketball — 1, 2, 4 Ski Club —1,2, 3. 4 Gary Mutchock July 27,1961 Bo . 92 Elmora, Pa 15737 344-8344 JoAnn Novak May 27,1962 Box 444 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8315 Ski Club—1 Vo-Tech — 4 Rita Jane Panaro June 14, 1962 Box 77 3 St Benedict, PA 15773 948-8817 Marching Band —1,2 Concert Band — 1,2, 3, 4 ! Track — 1 Vice-President— 1 Forensics —1,2 Swimming — 2 Basketball — 3. 4 Ski Club — 1,2.3. 4 Chess Club —2 Prom Committee — 3 Curi Pep Band — 3,4 Yearbook — 3, 4 Wizard of Oz — 4 Volleyball — 4 Carrolltown, PA j .344-6344 w- ROTC — 1 2, 3, h mr Ski Club —1.24 Yearbook — 3,4 Band-Aid — 3,4 Glee Club —2 Chorale — 3,4 A.V. Club—4 Plaid Talk — 4 George Pasti rko MayS, 1962 Box 144 Elmora, PA 948-7560 Sharon L. Noren October 5.1962 Bo 282 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8953 Vo-Tech — 3,4 Volleyball —4 Julie Ann Patrick July 29, 1962 117 Mellon Ave Patton. PA 16668 674-8064 ' Cheerleading — 1,2,3, 4 Ski Club —1,2 Plaid Talk — 4 Chess Club — 2 Yearbook — 4 Prom Committee — 3 Homecoming Court — 4 Laurie Pelleschi April 22, If Box 299 Hastings. F 247-8975 Dan Polites June 21,1962 Box 24 7 u Elmora, PA 15737 948-8266 Rose Ann Pompa June 12, 1961 212 Good Ave Patton, PA 16668 674-8068 Prom Committee — 3 Girls’ T rack — 1 Teresa Ponchock October 28,1962 RRI Box 44 Carrolltown, PA 15722 948-7845 Marching Band —1,2,: 4 Concert Band —1.2,3, 4 . DnnDanH O rc|J t_ ui c. Linda M Price November 19,1962 815 Beech Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-3720 Marching Band — 1 Majorette —2, 3,4 Concert Band — 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band — 2, 4 Track — 4,2 Mary L. Quist October 11. 1962 RD1 Box 121 Hastings PA 16646 247-8372 •'Vo-Tech —2.3.4 Ron Riner March 10, 1962 Box 95 Dysart, PA 16636 674-3761 Vo-Tech — 2,3, 4 Lisa Marie Rohac December 5,1962 RD1 Box 65 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8713 Swimming — 1 Chorale — 1 Track — 3 Curious Savage — 3 Wizard of Oz — 4 Prom Committee — 3 Library Aid —1,2,3 ,16646 M Yearbook — 2,3, 4 [, 2, 3� 4 Ralph Rosian April 16, 1962 ■ -. I RD1 Box 22 158 Patton, PA 16668 674-8437 Yearbook — 3,4 Vo-Tech—4 VICA Club — 4 Track — 4 Kris Routch June 17,1962 Edgewood Drive Hastings, PA 16646 247-6338 Football —1,2. 3,4 Basketball — 1,2.3,4 Baseball — 2,3,4 Ski Club — 1,4 Chess Club— 1,2 Chorale — 1,2,4 Plaid Talk —3, 4 Nina Sell August 4,1960 Box 96 Chest Springs, PA 16624 674-5311 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 FFA — 4 Joseph B. Semelsberger ; ebruary 24,1962 Spangler St. ■� Hastings, PA 16646 247-6523 Vo-Tech — 2,3 _________ Perry Semelsberger March 21, 1962 901 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-865$ Vo-Tech —2,3, 4 Karen Ann Senko September, 11,1962 107 Linwood Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8285 Marching Band — 1,2, 3 Concert Band —1,2,3 ROTC—1,2, 3 Stage Crew — 3 Ski Club — 1,2 Jacob Shaffer , April 1,1961 • Box 167 St. Benedict, Pa 15773 948-8049 Vo-Tech — 2,3,4 Jane Shaffer July 9. 1962 3ox167 St. Benedict. Pai 15773 948-8049 Track— 1,2. 3, 4 Solor Guard — 3 Vo-Tech — 3, 4 DECA —3,4 Volleyball — 4 Sandra L. Sharbaugh February 27,1962 134 St. Mary St. Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-6565 Basketball— 1.2. 3. 4 Track — 2,3,4 Volleyball — 4 Yearbook—Tj, 4 Prom Committee — 3 Plaid Talk — 4 Library Aide — 3 4 Vo- Tech — 4 VICA Club —4 Barbara Jo Shero February 7,1962 Box 85 Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-8358 Class Pres —3 Class Vice-Pres. — 4 Prom Comm. — 3 Play —3, 4 Chess Club — 2 Library Aide — 2 I ROTC — 1 jmecoming Court — 4 lunior Miss — 3,4 ear book — 3, 4(,Edrtoi — 4) InternatT Year of the Child Plaid Talk —4 Kimberly Ann Shope October 4,1962 416 Beech Avenue Fatton, Pa. 16668 - 674-8489 Marching Band —1,2 C oncert Band —1,2,3, 4 cwimTeam — 2. 3 Chess Club — 2 Ski Club—2 Yearbook Staff — 3, 4 4 Chorale — 4 School Play — 3 JLohn Short October 18, 1962 413 5th Avenue Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8884 Track—1,2, 3, 4 Lois Jane Skirsky November 28, 1962 123 N. Main Street Carrolltown, Pa 15722 344-8683 Chorale — 1 Prom Comm. —3 344-8169 Band—1,2,3,4 Karla Stahl November 29,1962 RD � 1 Box 147-A Ashville Pa 16613 674-5902 Mary Stevensl November 14. 196l| Box 333 M Carrolltown, Pa. 15721 344-6649 Girls’ Basketball — 1 I Chess Club — 2 Color Guard — 2,3,4 Co-Captain — 4 Homecourt — 4 David L Stewart December 6, 1962 ;. Box 130 Hastings, Pa. 16646 E 247-6370 Marching Band — 1,2, 3J 4 r Concert Band —1,2,3, 4 Pep Band— 1,2,3. 4 Regional Band — 4 County Band — 1,2, 3. District Band — 4 Stage Band — 1 Band President — Chorale—� r, 2, 4 . County Chorus —1,3,4 District Chorus — 4 Regional Chorus — 4 Swim Plaid Ta Play — 4 ROTC- Track - Che rb. D' B H, awna Stewart December 6,196; Box 130 Hastings, Pa 16646 6370 Concert Band —1,2,3, Marching Band —1,2,3, ep Band Regional Bend — 3 District Band —3,4 Chorus—4 ' ' 3 r 962 1 Box 207 sburg, Pa. 15931 i , , _ Ma 3.1962 RD £ 1 Box 60 Patton, Pa. 1666 3297 ’ Basl 3,1 ROTC —2,3,4 Plaid Talk- ‘ Lisa Stoltz March 2,1962 Box 86 Chest Springs, Pa. 16624 674-2274 Chorale — 1 A.V. — 2,3 Library Aid — 2, 3, 4 Vo-Tech — 3,4 Scott S. Stolz November 22, 1962 v RD 1 Box 202 Ebensburg, Pa. 15931 344-8388 Swim Team— 1 Year Book — 3. 4 Band —1,2,3, 4 Forensics — 3 Plaid Talk — 3, 4 ROTC—1,2, 3, 4 Bill Strittmatter • November 4.1962 Box 11 Patton. Pa 16668 674-8572 Football —2, 3,4 Glee Club —1,2.3 Chorale — 3, 4 Chess Club —1,2 Ski Club—1.2 T rack — 2 ROTC — 1,2, 3. 4 Glenn L. Strittmatter January 6, 1962 RD 1 Box 13 Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8214 Football —1,2, 3, 4 Chorale —1,2 Baseball — 2 Ski Club —1,2, 3,4 Chess Club — 2 Mark Strittmatter September 17,1962 RD 1 Box 48 Pa 16646 247-81 Track — 1 Football Manager — 2 ROTC—1,2,3, 4 Ski Club —3, 4 Homecoming Court — 4 Tint Thiec August 9,1962 800 Lang Ave Patton, Pa. 16668 674 50163 Glee Club— 1 Chorale—4 2,3 Dennis Thomas February 21,1962 N Mam Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8248 159 Joseph Thomas June 6,1962 414 5th Ave. Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8419 Basketball — Baseball — - Girls' Chorale — 4 Play —3,4 Ski Club —2 Russel, alThomas ■ July 6.1961 Hastings, Pa. 16646 R.D. 1 Box 8 247-8359 Vo-Tech —2,3,4 Robert Treon October 10.1962 f RD 1 Box 136 Ashvifie, Pa 16613 Chess Club — 2 k Track — 4 Robert T rexler November 2,1962 508 Kerr Ave Patton, Pa. 16668 674-8586 Chess Club — 2 Veronica Tucker August 9,1962 Box 5 b Elmora, Pa. 15737 948-9318 Chess Club—1,2 Plaid Talk —3,4 Yearbook — 3,4 Colorguard — 3,4 Prom Committee — 3 Class Play -Hi Chris Ve ' il 2, 1« ;7-1A R.D 1 Carrolltown, I 344-8341 rotc — PHH Yearbook Photographer p4M Cathy Vei ‘arch 1 R.D 1 bensbu 344-8834 Chess Club Library Aide — 2,3, 4 Mary Vi September 9,1962 R.D. 1 Box 212 Ebensburg, Pa 15931 344-8929 Library Aide — 3 Vo-Tech — 3,4 fliCA —3,4 Volleyball —4 AV —4 Clarissa Venslosky June 5.1962 aBox334 Elmora, Pa. 15737 -.da 948-8923 Ken Vescovi November 5,196W— R.D 1 Box 15A Patton, Pa 16668 674-85.60 , Football — 1,2,3,4 Basketball — 1,2,3,4 Baseball — 3, 4 Chess Club — 2 oMiiiffremwittee — 3 r Football Captain — 4 Pat Waksmunski January 17.1962 820 Magee Ave. Patton, Pa 16668 674-9904 Football — 1,2.3, 4 Wrestling — 2,3,4 | Track —1,2,3, 4 ROTC —2,3,4 Doug Warner August 4, 1962 Beaver St Hastings, Pa. 16646 247-8323 ROTC—2,3, 4 Forensics — 3 Karen Washinsky August 11,1962 Box 175 Elmora, Pa. 15737 FBLA — 4 Play — 4 Patricia Weakland October 25.1962 Box 63 Chest Springs, Pa. 16624 674-8361 Mark Wendekier July 25, 1962 117 Linwood View Patton. Pa. 16668 674-5086 Chess Club—1.2 Basketball — 2,3,4 Ski Club — 4 Homecoming Court — 4 John Wentz February 24,1962 Box 134 Bakerton, Pa 948-7990 Marnita Westover September 24, 1962 Box 425 Carrolltown, Pa. 15722 344-8015 Nancy Whitetord August 24,1962 200 Mellon Ave. Patton, Pa. 674-8827 Marching Band — 1,2, 3 4 Concert Band— 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band — 2, 3,4 Chorale — 3, 4 County Chorus — 3 Plaid Talk — 3,4 Swim Team Manager — 2,3 Library Aide — 3,4 Forensics — 3 Yearbook — 4 Leo Wilt January 23.1963 RD Box 42 Dysart, Pa. 16636 674-3755 Wrestling — 1 Vo-Tech — 2,3,4 VICA —4 ROTC —3 Jim Wolanin August 22,1962 Hastings, Pa 247-8268 Football —2, 3,4 VoTech — 2, 3,4 Patty Kollar Woodley January 27,1963 Spangler St. Hastings, Pa. 16646 VoTech — 2, 3,4 - - - « v� ’ . • -j i - . - '■' - : .. - - - ' - s ;n« S P5tts - -v -••‘££- Sgk,- • ;.•«. v r-jrl £• K -jv ; • Sv .. -r 3Q£-'£ V'- .- £r sSKT £ ?« - « rttf2 '- 931 855 vsJr T‘ : - vi ' vJ ,� ?5 p - -!v - 'i' ,? ”• r C-•£ - - iv ' ?77;. i y -v, .-. 1 J£ 1¥A d' Wt€£ 3 - v ,.7-v . - • -;■ v ■ '. . ?„_ •-•;X .u W■ -_—J , .v • irr« -O-- •'• ■.fcSu Jr .-• t � -V v. t - • 1 _ - r r _ ,.. 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