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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

Hthe IGHLANDER Volume XXII June 1, 1982 We Will Remember Evening newscasts and morning newspapers from September 1981 to May 1982 were filled with distressing news. Foremost were the troubling economic reports. These news reports became the substance of our POD and economics class discussions as we struggled to understand the meaning of high unemploy- ment. high interest rates, government cutbacks. Reagonomics. recession, and even depression. These classroom discussions became bitterly relevant when a few of our classmates had to leave school in late winter to enter college early in order to maintain their Social Security income. Also, countries like El Salvador. Guatemala, and Poland seemed like ominous shadows over our security as some of us thought about the draft and military enlistment. Even the winter weather seemed particularly bitter. Record low temperatures were recorded, and we were plagued by ice and snow. Yet. when we look back at our high school days, rather than remembering the distressful local, national, and international events or even the hectic demands of daily class work, what we will most likely remember (besides our bouts with Pac-Man and the Space Invaders) will be: Cathy Abel: Skipping Mrs. Kolony's study halls and getting caught Frank Abel: The day the Little House burnt down Amy Adams: Being part of a Championship Band Eric Albright: The time I told Mike McConnell to smell his peas, and pushed his face into them and split his lip Charles Anna: When Brian ripped off Elroy's shorts in Phys. Ed. Dave Anna: The time when Elroy got his gym shorts ripped off in Phys Ed. while playing flag football Wayne Anna: Pushing the film projector cart around pod and being chased by Yeags and Matt Chris Baker: Falling through the bleachers at C.C. and the vibrating beds in Canada Margie Baldacchino: Spilling over a water though with Donna in Chem. Lab Monica Banik: Getting thrown in the pool after track practice and making Mr. Tinnick a yellow tie for Christmas Drew Bassett: Skipping School Wes Bearer: Mr. Tinnick Linda Bechel: Walking up C Hall without my shoes and skipping Sarges' study hall with Mary Kay Pierre Becker: When a tray fell on John's lap Judy Bender: Doing cartwheels and running barefoot through C Hall Betty Ann Bensor: All the great times with Sharon. Nancy, and Mary Lou Chris Blake: Winning A football game my Senior year and all the great times with my junior friends Don Blick: My Junior year with the Gang and playing flag football when B.K. ripped J.M.'s Phys. Ed. shorts Pam Blick: Tying Anna to a chair in a study hall and winning A football game my Senior year Steve Blum: Leaving Spanish Class Steve Bobby: Vo- Tech with Craig everyday Ron Bradley: The Moon Shining out the back of the bus in Tyrone Audrey Brothers: Singing Cageman. Cageman and doing Headstands in the library. Playing blind in Canada and when Genie-Weenie attacked Rick on the bus Rena Byrnes: Freshman year Sharon Canali: Senior Skip Party 1981, Graduation Mike Carrol: Action Chemistry Patty Churella: My whole Junior year with the Senior Vo-Techers in the morning class Wanda Contorchick: The time Lisa F. skipped the lunch line and Mr. Nevins sent me to the end of the line Craig Couturiaux: When Joe Turek walked into the girls’ Lav. Debb� e Crook: The time Amy took my shoe in English Class and then got kicked out and took my shoe with her Earl Crowell: The Band trip to Canada and play- ing at midnight there, when we found out we won Yvonne Davis: The tennis ball in Mrs. Depto's study hall my Junior year Molly Donahue: Getting taken home Sophomore year with Jill and Sharon and everything Tam. Lou and I got away with Jaime Dubetsky: Getting an undeserved 30% in phys. Ed. Jeane Duclos: My 11th grade health class with M.T.. Tom Holtz's arm count downs on the band busses and all the laughs Paula and I shared on the tech buses Martin Ebel: Talking to Julie in home room Eiieen Eckenrode: The day my sister had a baby Darlene Farabaugh: All the good times with Lois and Shelly Mae and the apple Dumpling gang in English Assembly Sharon Farrell: Tish's Hot-diggity-dogs. Halloween and Punk-rock night. The day Gadd and I told Mary Lou about Igor and Gadd’s HBO parties Tim Ferrence: Skipping School Lisa Fisher: The time Mr. Nevins called me Amela Airheart and made me pick up a paper airplane I had thrown across the commons Glenn Ford: Bio-lab in 9th grade Barry Fox: Biology lab in 9th grade Nancy Gadd: Anna's. Pam's, and my book and all our money making ideas. Audrey's and my investment towards getting an education. Tish's Hot-diggity-Dogs. Halloween and Punk-rock night. Sharon and the infamous Igor” picture Anna Getsy: When Barb and Pam tied me to my chair in Study hall Dave Gooderham: The time John rolled the dime into C 116 from the conference room David Gray: Getting chased through the woods by Mr. Bakaza. Mr. Marshal and Mr. Tinnick Chris Gregory: When I put a scratch in the drivers ed car Ron Gresh: The band trip to Niagara Falls Gaelynn Hambley: The first time getting caught skipping to Toona town for concert tickets Tim Hambley: Observing the full moon over Tyrone Anthony Hanlon: The day Perry took Mom down to the office Jim Hayes: Three years of football, and the dream of getting out someday Robyn Hitch: Mr Gormish’s English Assembly the long talks in the library, and Herms remarks at V.B. practice Scott Hite: Eating rotten bananas in a closed dark closet Ron Holtz: Officer Murphy's Scotch Party Deneen Hoover: The apple dumpling gang in English assembly Donna Hoover: When Margie and I spilt a tub of water all over the floor in chem. Evelyn Hoover: Undefeated track season '79- 80: Throwing Monica in the pool after track practice Matthew Horvath: Eating taco's and then killing Central Cambria my Junior football season Daniel Hrubochak: When Mr. Elias caught us playing bus in the back of the band room and being a member of a championship band Connie Ivory: The apple dumpling gang In English Assembly Michelle Jackson: All the good laughs I shared with my friends in the Lav. Paula Jenkins: All the good times I had my freshman year with Zee (especially in cheerleading and going to the L.H.) April fools day of 1980 and how Jeane and I got rid of our morning headaches on the Vo-Tech bus Charles Keefe: Biology class 9th grade Jeannette Kelly: Homecoming, losing it with Teresa sophomore year, and getting kicked out of English with Denise. Skiing Letitia Keefe: The night the moon came out In- side the P.C. locker room Patrick Kelly. Singing Cageman in the library Joan Kimack: My 4 hour run down the Mombo alley Sophomore year Danielle Kinney: My junior Prom Pat Kinney: Homecoming Julie Kirkpatrick: Finally slamming the basket- ball while standing on Steph's shoulders at the Vo-Tech Christmas tournament and rides home from cheerleading practice. Our girls nights Elyse Klemann: Mr. Petrimual's 10th grade math class last 2 mods Roxane Kline: When someone did cartwheels down C hall Tom Kline: Me and my fiancee Mary Kollar: Getting kicked out of Tinnick's class in 9th grade something Danny did at band camp Joseph Konior: Going to District 6 Chorus at Conemaugh Township Chris Kontorchik: Graduation and freshman year Brian Kopera: Meeting many great friends and having some of the funnest times of my life John Kopera: Mozia Modors Soap Opera” and Mort. Ronnie. Ado and Onus at the Keystone Andrew Kovall: Being removed from the park- ing lot my Sophomore year by Officer Weir Chris Kruise: The day the Hastings Cop caught me and Sue Skipping Barbara Kutruff: The day I ripped my pants on Tina's chem drawer in lab Michele Kuzar: All those times with Lois and Dar and the antics of the apple dumpling gang in English assembly Tom Lacey: Competition at Vo-Tech Darrell Lane: When Bernie V. wrecked bus 9 in- to bus 8 Marian Lansberry: The beautiful rainbow I saw on a trip with F.H.A. Gary Laurito: Officer Murphy's Scotch party and being with my great friends Jill Leaper: Making up hours Sophomore year with Thicker and Molly Tom Lechene. The rides home from Vo-Tech with Tim Larry Lefebure: Trying to find the rest room for the first time my freshman year Rich Legros: Freshman Football team (5-1) Sandy Leonard: Web and my trip to Colorado. Ski trip with Luke. Good times with Molly and Tam John Lewis: The Great Water Battle with Perry Grace Link: When I almost killed myself on the tramp my freshman year Pam Litzinger: Graduation Chris Luther: The time the color guard fell through the bleachers and the time Mini sprayed water all over the place in Chem Lab Jim Maines: When John Stahl was pounded on three times in one day Marianne Maines: Double skiing with Rose and throwing Monica into the pool after track practice Allen Malloy: Officer Murphy’s Scotch Party Donita Maurer: Sophomore year Deb McCombie: Getting caught skipping Mike McConnell: Officer Murphy's Scotch party and ROTC field trip to Ohio Jody McMullen: When Dave Anna split his pants in Phys. Ed. Pam Mihalow: ROTC to Ohio Wayne Miller: Rides home from Vo-Tech Tina Miller: My freshman year Kelly Jo Moore: Captain of the colorguard and my first year in band when we went through the parking garage in Pittsburgh Jeff Morgan: Lewis’ Gym shorts George Murphy: The day I dressed up like San- ta Claus Roberta A. Nagle: Always teasing Mr. Petrunyak about being so short and running around the halls during classes David Nelen: P.B. taking M.M. to the office Lori L. Nelen: Lunch mods with Jello Freak Ber- nie. who can't ever get enough, Jenny (cradle robber), Dunk (who parties hearty), Momma Lou and all her men, Donna P. who is always on the lookout. Stoltz (who can’t stop cracking his Knuckles) Donna Nitti: Meeting my special guy and memories with my friends Joe Noel: Summer of 80 and the Gang’s ex- tended camping adventure Karen O'Leary: Track 80; all the good times I had in school Nina Passanita: 1981 — Senior skip day Stephanie Patrick: Winning a football game our senior year and our girls nights. Winning Vo- Tech Tournament Theresa M. Phillips: Crazy car rides home from cheerleading practices and singing Cageman in the Library Joseph Piatek: ROTC field trip to Ohio Anthony Potisky: When Bernie wrecked bus 9 into 8 John Polites: When Elroy lost his shorts in Phys. Ed. Francis Pompa: Finding a fly in my lunch Deborah Prevost: When D. Smychynsky and I were still showering after Phy. Ed and the fire alarm went off and we refused to go outside in towels Donna Price: Going to Districts in Track Lisa Rematt: Mr Gormish’s English assembly class and all the crazy times in B173 Cultures my Sophomore year Jenny Rosian: Running into that certain teacher whom I never saw Kevin Sasway: Getting caught by the Patton cops, when another guy and I rode illegally through Patton on a Motorcycle Francis Sclesky: When Bernie wrecked the Bus Denise Sever: Getting in trouble with my Side- Kick Linda Rose Ann Shaner: Freshman year Bernard Shank: The trips we went on in band and all the fun we had Bill Shevock: Not having to go to summer school Christine Shomo: Being thrown in the shower after track season ended Joe Short: When Spike got some help to smell his peas, and ended up with a bloody lip Chuck Shuss: The day Mr. Doughty lost it on me and Turek Patty Sibert: Doing cartwheels with Pam in the Library. Singing Cageman Janice Skirsky: Sophomore Culture assembly with Denise and Donita • Chris Smith: Freshman year and band trips Jonathan Smith: When Mike McConnell had a little help smelling his peas, and got a bloody lip Denise Smychynsky: Senior year with the CCC's and getting kicked out of English with Jeannette Tammy Sneath: Watching Tina pop out of M.W.’s birthday cake, and cheering for Greeny at basketball games Beth Solomon: Going swimming in P.E. with my gymsuit on and watching Tina jump out of M.W.’s birthday present and watching the moon come out inside the P.E. locker room John Stahl: Food fights in Lunch Patty Stewart: Band trips, and lunch my senior year Sheri Stiles: The first day in C.H. after transferr- ing from another school Mary Lou Stoltz: Dean. Chris and I got caught by Mr. Bakajza throwing airplanes in the Library and when Karen and I caught the sink on fire in Chemistry and Mr. Ben's slinky got broken Robert Stoltz: The fun in lunch with Lori and her cat that steals. Bernie — the jello freak. Jenny — Cradle Robber. Donna P. — who is always on the look-out. Moma Lou — and all her men. Maria Stoy: When Beth. Karen and I decided 30 minutes was too long for English Assembly and cut it back to 15 minutes Helen Strittmatter: Mr. Gormish’s English Assemblies Linda Strittmatter: All my years at C.H. and get- ting in trouble with my side kick — Denise Michelle Sutton: When Francine Hall wore a long gown to school Karen Swab: My sink fire in Chemistry 2 Lab and the N.C. football game Tina Swarden: My Freshman year when D.W. pulled the chair out from under me in lunch and Mr. Bakajza yelled at me for screaming Sharon Thiec: The time Molly. Jill, and I made up hours our Sophomore year Tim Thomas: Getting into a fight in 10th grade Ginny Toseki: The time I almost decked some girl during the Forest Hills basketball game Jo-Lynn Valenti: Freshman year — walking through the halls with my shoe off Jim Veneskey: The ROTC trip to Ohio Mark Venesky: The Phys Ed. Class when Jody got his gym shorts torn off Jacki Verdavoir: When I sneaked onto the band bus after a football game and when I whistled Real loud in the lav Ron Verdavoir: Getting out of 12th Grade Renee Vermeulin: Winning all the first place trophies in band, mostly in Canada Mary Visnyiczke: Winning first place in Canada Marty Wagner: The night of the play my Junior year, when I temporarily lost my voice during a line Rae Ann Wagner: Living on the wrong side of the road Dave Warner: The last day of the Senior year Mark Weakland: Seeing a full moon over Tyrone Bill Weakland: When D.B. lost something at Myrtle Beach Chris Weber: The time Mr Bakaza kicked us out of the library for throwing paper airplanes Dean Weber: Throwing paper airplanes in the library with C.W. and our senior year N.C. Game Tamra Weber: Lou and my trip to Colorado Crash. Bam. Boom; The good times Molly. Lou and I had together Ron Wentz: When I told Pam about Zook what Kuhn said about Kim Dave Westrick: Beating B.C. in final game of the Vo-Tech tournament, painting the bridge, and ganging up on Froggy” in Phys-Ed. Ken Westrick: In Phys-Ed. when J.M.'s gym shorts got torn off while playing football Laura Wholaver: Vo-Tech. Cheerleading, and my problem on the basketball bus Lois Williams: Junior year when there was an explosion and Mr. G. was the first one out of our English class Wendy Wolanin: My Freshman year Rick Woods: When Audrey and Mary came up and had a time throwing dog food, bananas and muffin mix all over the house. Jean’s brutality on the bus Joseph Woomer: When Elroy lost his shorts in Phys-Ed. Mike Yarko: Becoming a Senior Donald Yeager: When Elroy lost my Cultures Book and we stole Tina Luther’s so I would have one the rest of the year Lois Yeager: All the crazy lunch mods with Michele and Darlene, and the Apple Dumpling gang in English Assembly Susan Yeager: Mr. Gormish’s English assemblies Ann Yeckley: The first time I got caught cheating Pamela Joy Yeckley: Walking into the nurse’s office while the guys were getting physicals in my freshman year Sharon Lynn Yeckley: My freshman year Christine Zalisnock: Senior year and winning a football game our Senior year and the basket- ball team taking first place in the Vo-Tech Tour- nament and our girl’s nights Bob Zaliznock: The day I saw some kid get racked up three times in one day Linda Zerbee: When Jackie whistled in the girls Lav two weeks after school started 3 ACULTY set it up mm PUT IT IN ' yj-y , iHLaY- I 4 O O There will be a time in your lives when your high school days will be the most highly regarded of all. For many of you graduation will be your last contact with formal education. Even though in later life you seek more education and training, it will be to the local high school that you will return. Your high school days are sort of a social cement holding you and the community together through a common loyalty, image, and pride. Your high school will never be replaced by other institutions, and there will always be a bond between you, the school and the community. Cambria Heights has become the avenue of social mobility for the ma- jority of your class. It is also the place where you meet young people of different backgrounds from different towns and a place where you learned to mingle and accept and respect differences, to establish links of communication and understanding. Congratulations Class of 1982. Dear Seniors: New opportunities will be present in your future. Life is filled with challenges. Don’t be afraid of failure. If you never try, you’ll never succeed. In every challenge, grasp the opportunity. Keep your mind open, ready and clear. Dream big and then work to fulfill your dreams. Opportunities usually come in unexpected places. The crisis and adversities in life must be met without fear. With this spirit in mind, you will be better able to seize the oppor- tunities and do something about them. Hopefully you will meet your challenges and take advantage of your opportunities and have a happy and successful future. Sincerely, Superintendent School Board £y jC-ziUip,- School Board: Seated: Mrs. Pat Kelly. Mrs. Regina Klaswick, Mr. P. J. Stevens. Standing: Mr. Dennis Westrick, Mr. Wendell Routch. Mr. Ron Marshall. Mr. Dan Jones, Mr. Vasil Fisanick (solicitor). Absent: Mr. George Crowell, Mr. Gary Miller. 6 Dr. Phillip Baldacchino Curriculum Coordinator and Federal Program Coordinator Patrick Sheehan Business Manager Gerry Batdorf Secretary Madeline Durbin Secretary Patty Barnwell Secretary Mike Babyak Para-professional In order to get to know the faculty better, The Highlander staff this year decided not only to record the course seach teaches, his her extracurricular involve- ment, and his her college studies, but also we asked each faculty member to complete the statement “If I were not a teacher, what would I prefer to be?” The in- formation is listed with each portrait. Vincent Angeleotto Remedial Reading BS Elementary Reading at California State Specialist Degree at IUP H.B.O. Salesman William Arnold English I BS and Masters Equiv. in Secondary English at Penn State A Millionaire Playboy William Albright Technical Drawing Visual Communications Manufacturing and Construction BS Science and Education at California State Carpenter Dennis Anna Business Law Consumer Education Clerical Typing I, II Personal Typing Plaid Talk Advisor BS Bloomsburg Masters IUP Manager Stephen Bakaza POD, Economics Okalhoma State BA at St. Francis M.Ed. Penn State Manufacturing 8 Paul Baran English IV Year Book Advisor Junior Class Advisor Head of English Department BA and Masters of Arts at Lehigh University Post Masters Study at Penn State A High School English Teacher and Part-time Professional Fishing Guide. John Bern Physics Chem I, II Action Chem Senior Class Advisor Faculty Committee for National Honor Society Track and Football Official BS at St. Francis and M.Ed. at IUP Research Chemist or Pharmacist Caryl Bowman Chorale Girls Chorus Music Appreciation BM Denison University Interior Decorator Thomas Boyle US Cultures II BA in Education at St. Francis Salesman for Car Products Eugene Boyle Cultures I BS at St. Francis Social Work Daniel Bilko General Science Chemistry I BS at IUP Asst. Football Coach 9 William Brough General Science Physical Science BS at Penn State Dog Trainer. Artist Donna Depto English IV Creative Writing Elements of Research Saint Francis BA Masters at IUP Li Be Nl Mk ih i ii � vi� tm ' Sc T� V Cr Mn Fe I Y r Nb Mo Tc Ru F La III la VS Rc O� : Ac ' Cr IV � i PnvSn‘ Th I I Ni; ,,u Karen Conrad Typine I. II Shorthand II Consumer Economics FBLA Advisor BS in Education at Robert Morris College Accountant Catherine Cannone All Spanish Classes BS in Education at Clarion State College An Interpreter at the UN William Crowell Algebra II Shop Math General Math II Senior Magazine Sales Athletic Director Assistant Varsity Football Coach BS Juniate College M.ED at IUP Construction. Engineering Bruce Douty Physical Education Health Boy's Track Coach BA and Masters at Morehead Business Management 10 James Duffy U.S. Cultures I BA at Saint Francis Masters at IUP Historic Preservationist or a Lawyer John Elias Marching Band Concert Band Instrumental Music Music Theory Head of the Music Department BS and Masters Ed. at IUP Major Donald Gadd Air Force R.O.T.C. Roseanna Janidlo Bookkeeping Business Math BA Business Education and Accounting at Robert Morris College An Accountant for the richest man in the world. Head of the Department BS at Santa Jose State College California Masters at Golden Gate University. San Francisco. California Post Graduate Work at the University of Southern California Attended the American University. Washington. D.C. and is a graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces PHD. Corporate President James Getz Guidance Counselor BS and Certification in Guidance and Counseling at IUP . Masters at Penn State Architect Dorothy Gooderham Nurse RN Mercy Hospital Altoona BS in Education at IUP Masters in Counseling Education at IUP Surgeon f 11 William Gormish English II. Ill Drama School Play. Forensics National Honor Society BS and Masters at IUP Doctor Edward Gresko College Algebra Trigonometry General Math III BS from Saint Francis Master from IUP Millionaire Cathy Hmel Physical Education Health Girl’s Track Coach BS at Slippery Rock Anything in the Health Field Michael Grembi Biology BS and Masters at IUP Pro Golfer and P.G.A. Tour Virginia Grybosky Plane Geometry Graduate Degree from University of Dayton Penn State BS Saint Francis IUP Working with Hands Glenn S. Kerr Exploratory Art I. II. Ill Faculty Advisor for the National Honor Society BS and Masters From Penn State Glass Worker 12 Matthew Kollar Cultures I BA at Saint Francis Graduate Credits at Pittsburgh University Wouldn’t want to be anything else. Sergeant Robert Konior AERO Space I, II. IV BS in Education at University of Alaska Post Graduate Courses at Saint Francis Pilot Fred Laurito Drivers Ed. St. Francis B.S. Lockhaven in Science and Education Penn State Drivers Ed. Certificate Dentist Louise Kolonay French I. II. Ill English I BS in Education at Indiana State Teachers College Lockhaven Saint Frances House Wife and Mother Alfred Lantzy Shorthand I Exploratory Shorthand Typing I Exploratory Typing BS at Shippensburg State College Masters at Pittsburgh Engineer Tom Link World Cultures BS and Masters at IUP Sports Official 13 Bill Marshall POD Junior Class and Prom Advisor BS at Saint Francis Masters Equiv. at IUP Certification in History, Government. Drivers Education at Penn State Game Commissioner Jeanne Mozina World Cultures BS in Education at IUP Teaching Certification at Penn State Social Worker Sandra Murphy Physical Education Health Basketball. Track and Ski Club Coach Lockhaven State College West Virginia University Bucknell BS and Masters Ski Instructor David Mehall Secretarial Office Procedures Clerical Office Procedures Business Skills Exploratory Typing Head of the Business Department BS and Masters at IUP Accountant Harry Murphy Physical Education Health Assistant Wrestling Coach Lockhaven State College BS and Masters at West Virginia University World Traveler Dennis Pawlikowski Technical Drawing Power Tech Shop IV Visual Communications BS at California State College in Pennsylvania Construction Work 14 Cameron Pickens English I, II BS at Slippery Rock State College Graduate Work at IUP Jerome Petrunyak Algebra I General Math I BS at IUP Gigolo Donald Sibert U.S. Cultures II BS at Clarion State in Social Sciences Photographer for Sports Illustrated William Schirf English III Forencis Coach BS and Masters at Shippenburg State College Doctoral Program for Education Administration at Penn State Education Administration Elaine Solomon Guidance Counselor BS at Penn State Masters at IUP A different kind of teaching job in education. Charles Solomon Biology Equipment Manager Head of the Science Department BS at Saint Francis Masters at Penn State A teacher and a coach. 15 John Tinnick Personal Business Business Math Drivers Education Head Football Coach Ass’t Varsity Basketball Coach Sophomore Class Advisor Michigan State University BA Business Administration Penn State Certification in Education Accountant Debra Yablinsky Home Economics I. II. III. IV Cheerleading Advisor FHA Advisor Ass’t Play Director BS Penn State Child Care Coordinator Elizabeth Wasilko Librarian BSIUP Masters Clarion State Teachers College Health Services Jen Yahner Librarian Courses at Pittsburgh and Saint Frances Nurse 16 Custodians: Bill McConnell Norm McConnell Fred Shero Ted Lallemand When asked to define a “good” student, our faculty responded: A good student is One who can put together the skills learned in high school (English, Math, Shorthand, Typing) to work efficiently in a business office. (Mrs. Conrad) Honest, Sincere, Respectful, and willing to learn; not necessarily a straight A student. (Dorothy Gooderham) One that does the best they can. (Mr. Brough) One who is interested, pleasant, positive who wants to learn. (Mr. Arnold) Any student with some ability or willingness to work. (Mr. Albright) One that always has his work done and is well disciplined. (Mrs. Yahner) One who has common sense and respect. (Mr. Tinnick) Cooperative, disciplined, and industrious. (Mr. Marshall) One that is interested, willing to accept work, curious, accepts challenges, neat with his work, and able to get along with his classmates. (Mr. Solomon) Industrious, respectful, and conscientious. (Ms. Mozina) One who is willing to try to learn and does the best job possible on whatever assignment he is working with. (Mr. Kerr) Consciencious, ambitious, and not lazy. (Mr. Douty) One that is a good citizen, participates, and adds to the educational value of the program. (Sergeant Konior) One who is responsible, wants to learn, and develops the skills necessary to learn independently. (Mr. Baran) One who tries hard. (Mr. Anna) Hardworking and cooperative. (Mr. Mehall) (Still trying to figure out after 6 years.) (Mr. Tom Boyle) Courteous, organized, and ambitious. (Mr. Link) Industrious and works hard, does all assignments, studies, and has good citizenship and character traits. (Mr. Schirf) Respectful to teachers and tries to do the best they possibly can at all times. (Mr. Sibert) One who participates in class, does his her homework, and doesn’t complain. (Ms. Janidlo) Courteous and self-disciplined. (Mrs. Bowman) Hard working, cooperative, dependable and respectful to his or her superiors. (Mr. Elias) Conscientious, and well disciplined. (Mr. Grembi) Self-disciplined and has self-control. (Mr. Eugene Boyle) One who does more listening than talking, is quiet, and who thinks first, then acts. (Mr. Pawlikowski) Conscientious, honest, optimistic and works up to his her potential. (Mrs. Yablinsky) Enthusiastic about learning and performs to their ability. (Mr. Murphy) Full of life, spirit, and initiative, good humored, and is constructive. (Mrs. Murphy) One who doesn’t necessarily achieve high grades but puts forth an honest effort and has a positive attitude. (Mrs. Grybosky) Someone who works to his potential. (Mr. Gormish) One who has his lesson prepared, participates in class, and works ahead. (Mrs. Kolonay) One who takes interest in his studies and does not sit back. (Mrs. Hmel) Hard working, industrious, and able to get along with fellow students. (Mr. Bakajza) One who does his work and has time to be involved in extra curricular activities. (Mr. Bern) Disciplined and conscientious. (Mr. Angelotto) Curious with common sense. (Mr. Laurito) One who is polite and conscientious. (Mr. Petrunyak) Has good work and study habits, and an open mind, is cooperative, and desires to learn. (Mrs. Wasilko) 17 18 Left to Right: Pat Kelly, Patty Sibert, Dan Hrubochak. Chris Blake, Pat Kinney, Jeanette Kelly. Don Yeager, Nina Passanita. Dean Weber, Tina Luther. The fourteenth annual Homecoming was held on September 4 at the football game between C.H. and Somerset. To help add to the festivities for the occasion, the weather was gorgeous and the football team won its only game of the season. During pre-game ceremonies, Jeanette Kelly was crowned Homecoming Queen by Margie Baldacchino, class vice president. Jeanette’s court con- sisted of four girls, (Chris Blake, Tina Luther, Patty Sibert, Nina Passanita.) and their escorts (Dan Hrubochak, Dean Weber, Pat Kelly, Don Yeager.) Each girl received flowers and the queen received a dozen red roses. 20 King and Queen: Pat Kinney and Jeanette Kelly Seniors’ Ambitions Likes Cathy Abel — Ambition to become a practical nurse. Likes weekends and good dances. Frank Fran Kable — Ambition to become a welder and to see Bruce Spr- ingsteen and Neil Young in concert together. Likes partying and listening to Crosby, Stills. Nash and Young. Amy Adams — Ambition to get married, see all there is to see. and to be happy all my life. Likes being with Joe. and anything purple. John E. Chunck Albright - Ambition to be happy and healthy. Likes going to keg parties and driving my GG Rambler. Charles Chuck Anna — Ambition to get through college and find a good job. Likes weekends and 12 ouncers. Dave Dear Anna — Ambition to make my way through college and find a good paying job and be happy Likes Rock- n-Roll and Football. Wayne Goober Anna — Ambition to get through college and have a good time doing it. Likes weekends with the oldies in O’Reilys Silver Hornet, and parties. Christine Chris” Baker — Ambition to become a medical Office Assistant and succeed in whatever I attempt. Likes weekends, and pizza. Margie Baldacchino — Ambition to become a pharmacist and to see Tish get the gold Likes to sleep in and my teddy bear collection. Monica Taz Banik — Ambition nurs- ing and to be happy and enjoy life. Likes good looking guys and butterflies. Drew Dewy Bassett — Ambition to be a coalminer Likes girls and cars. Wes Loose Bearer — Ambition to be healthy, wealthy, and wise and live easy. Likes cars and beer. Linda Bech Bechel — Ambition to succeed in whatever I attempt in life and to make all the people around me happy. Likes all the special people in my life and mountains. Pierre Perry Becker - Ambition to be a Billionaire. Likes beer and winter sports. Judy Bender — Ambition to get married and make my guy happy. Likes family and my guy. Betty Ann Bensor — Ambition to become an elementary school teacher and to live my life to the fullest. Likes family and Friends. Christine Chris” Blake — Ambition to have triplets named. Bonnie. Connie. Lonnie. Likes Penn State, and my great friends. Don Anchove” Blick — Ambition to own a Y.M.C.A. and to make lots of money. Likes sports, and weekends. Pam Pambo Blick — Ambition to become a Medical Office Assistant and marry a rich doctor. Likes sunsets, meeting new people. Stephen “P.M. Blum — Ambition to own my own Helicopter charter service. Likes motorcycle riding, and target shooting. Steve Reno Bobby — Ambition to become the best in whatever I do and be Jack O’Connor the second. Likes Millers and hunting. Ron Brad Bradley — Ambition to get a job I like and succeed in life. Likes parties at the Rusty Nail and sports. Audrey Brothers — Ambition to move to New York City with Danny and become a Punkrocker. Likes parties at the Rusty Nail and swimming. Rena G. Gen” Byrnes — Ambition to have a happy and healthy life and to be a great dancer. Likes dancing and having fun with my family and friends. Sharon Sherry Canali — Ambition to go to school for surgical and Kadiological Tech and to lead a happy and successful life. Likes being with a special someone in Mundys Corner and partying with friends. Mike “Goob Carroll — Ambition to be successful. Likes parties and Genessee. Patricia Patty” Churella — Ambition to be a success in whatever I do and some- day get married. Likes having crazy times with Sherry and long summer days. Wanda Half Pint Contorchick — Ambition to get a good job. Likes going to dances, and family. Craig Gout Couturiaux — Ambition to graduate Likes hunting and fishing. Debbie Debba Crook — Ambition to get married and make Barry very happy, and see Creamer sober. Likes Barry, and the Apple Dumpling Gang in English Assembly. Earl Cub Crowell — Ambition to live the best life there is and to go into some type of music. Likes my friends in band and ROTC. Yvonne Davis — Ambition to become a medical secretary and to lead a happy life with someone special. Likes my Neil Young tape and listening to Rock n’ Roll. Molly Clyde Donahue — Ambition to see the sites of Colorado when I graduate Likes partying with the E.B.G. gang and going to the stock car races. Jaime Debetsky — Ambition to go to trade school and to see Crosby. Stills. Nash, and Young get back together. Likes the Boss, and the usuallies. Jeane Duclos — Ambition to become a surgical technician and to always be hap- py. Likes music and summertime. Martin Ebel — Ambition to get a master’s degree in oceanography and to travel the world. Likes jogging and listen- ing to good music. Eileen “Mini Eckenrode — Ambition to search out my companions who are Lost in Crystal Canyons. Likes sunny summer days and sleeping. Cheryl Etch Etchells — Ambition to get a job that makes good money. Likes summer and Lancaster. Darlene Marie Dar Farabaugh — Ambition to be successful in everything I attempt to do. Likes cruising around in the bug. and being with Ken. Sharon Lynn Farrell — Ambition to become an R.N. and to get out of Patton. Likes summer and being with my friends. Tim Ferrence — Ambition to make a lot of money and enjoy it. Likes parties and girls. Lisa Fish Fisher — Ambition to have a good job and be secure. Likes stereo and music collection. Glen Paco Ford — Ambition to become a millionaire. Likes hunting and fishing. Barry Fox — Ambition to live a happy and successful life. Likes skiing and volleyball. Nancy Lorena Gadd — Ambition to vacate, leave, depart and never return to the wonderfully dull town of Patton. Likes my family and my Buns book. Laura Gates — Ambition to enter col- lege and to be happy and successful in life. Anna Marie Toots Getsy — Ambition to go to Hawaii on my honeymoon. Likes good looking guys and music. Dave Guts Gooderham — Ambition to make my second million. Likes good looking girls and having an hour to eat lunch. David J. Little Spider Gray — Ambi- tion to live it the best I can. Likes to 22 laugh and Rock n’Roll. Charles Chum” Gregory — Ambition to travel the world and be the next Michelangelo. Likes Pittsburgh Concerts and the weekends. Christine Chris” Gregory — Ambition to be a nurse and get married. Likes a certain someone and all my memories. Ron “Ronnie” Gresh — Ambition to lead a happy and successful life. Likes band and listening to the radio. Gaelynn Flea” Hambley — Ambition to see Chris become a cattle baroness at the very least; with a minimum of 16 off- spring. Likes concerts, and the Usual. Tim T.J.” Hambley — Ambition PHD in Physics. Likes study halls, and sports. Anthony “Tony Hanlon — Ambition to become a famous mechanical engineer, get rich, and then retire with a good look- ing lady. Likes my guitar and good memories. Jim J-P” Hayes — Ambition to get married, settle down in a small town, and become as filthy rich as possible, then sit back and enjoy life to its fullest. Likes Diane and weekend parties with good friends. Robyn Binsky Hitch — Ambition to be happy and travel. To get the most out of life and to attend college someday. Likes being with family and friends and having a good time. Scott Regis Country Boy” Hite — Ambition Air Force Fighter Pilot. Likes the country life, my friends. Ron Holtz — Ambition to get a good job. Likes band trips and Charlie Daniels. Deneen Bean Hoover — Ambition to become a nurse and to live a happy and successful life. Likes the shore and being with my friends. Donna Hoov” Hoover — Ambition to be a vet and get more sleep. Likes animals and no homework. Evelyn Ev” Hoover — Ambition to suc- ceed as a Cosmetologist. Likes Ashville Dances and being with my friends. Matthew Matt” Horvath — Ambition to become a school teacher and coach. Likes my family and a very special Majorette. Daniel “Rubber chick” Hrubochak — Ambition to go to New York City with Audrey and be a Punk Rocker. Likes weekends, and being with my friends. Connie Ivory — Ambition to live a happy and successful life with someone special and to finally see Debbie married. Likes being with Paul and partying with the gang. Michelle Jackson — Ambition to go to school and become a successful nurse. Likes to go out on weekends and to sleep late. Paula Jenkins — Ambition to become a surgical technician and to live long, be rich, and always be happy. Likes having a good time with her friends and being with that special someone. Charles C. J.” Keefe — Ambition to live a happy and successful life. Likes volleyball and fishing. Jeannette Kelly — Ambition to go to col- lege. get a good job. and be happy. Likes partying and friends. Letitia Tish” Keefe — Ambition to get the gold in gymnastics at the 1984 Olym- pics and become a successful OTA. Likes sports and stuffed animals. Patrick Pat” Kelly — Ambition Florida or Bust. Likes Parties at the Rusty Nail and being with family and friends. Joan Kimack — Ambition to live a long, prosperous life. Likes Va. Beach and skiing. Danielle Dani Kinney — Ambition to be happy for the rest of her life. Likes being with the one I love and her little baby brother. Pat Patty Mike” Kinney — Ambition to be audio engineer. Likes parties, girls and rock-n-roll. Julia Jul” Kirkpatrick — Ambition to always have a good time. Likes cheering for “our guys and those unforgettable excursions with Zee. Elyse Klemann — Ambition to be happy and succeed in all I attempt. Likes weekends and sleeping in. Roxane Kline — Ambition to get mar- ried. Likes someone special and weekends. Thomas Slick Kline — Ambition to go to college and set up his own electrical supply and service company. Likes movies and dancing. Mary Kollar — Ambition to become a good cosmetologist Likes punk Rock and parties at the Rusty Nail. Joseph Joey Crash” Konior — Ambi- tion to perfect my guitar-playing techni- que. and to avoid the straight stretches. Likes Jamming, cruising in the Sargemobile. Christine Chris” Kontorchik — Ambi- tion to succeed in anything she attempts to do and to have a good time doing it. Likes all the good parties and summer. Brian Kopera — Ambition to have a suc- cessful job and enjoy. Likes football, parties. John Kopera — Ambition to become as successful as his father. Likes spending time with good friends and “Praple.” Andrew Kope” Kovall — Ambition to be a machinist. Likes Girls and cars. Chris Kruiser” Kruise — Ambition to get a good job and to make a lot of money. Likes Genessee, muscles, and weekends. Barbara Barb” Kutruff — Ambition to avoid tripping over dust particles and to succeed at being on OTA Likes being with special friends and sports. Michele Shelly Mae” Kuzar — Ambi- tion to stay close to her friends and to find her own paradise. Likes running with the crew, and all those summer parties. Tom Lacey — Ambition to be a 1 mason and enjoy life as it comes. Likes Friday nights and the outdoors. Cliff Lamont — Ambition to retire before he is 50 years old. Likes Genesse Beer and sleeping until 11 o’clock every day. Darrell Buddy” Lane — Ambition to get a good job and own a nice car. Likes having a good time everywhere and parties. Marian Lee Lee” Lansberry — Ambi- tion to pray to be a strong person throughout her life, and to someday fulfill her dreams and fly in a balloon. Likes Rainbows, waterfalls, and sunsets. Gary Laurito — Ambition to become a millionaire and retire at 21. Likes parties, and listening to music. Jill Leaper — Ambition to be rich, and happy in whatever she decides to do. Likes Lunch mods senior year and long weekends. Thomas Tom” Lechene — Ambition to become a certified mechanic and to do the things he wants to do in life. Likes spending weekends with that special so- meone and Genessee. Laura Lefebure — Ambition to serve Jesus Christ for the rest of her life and to keep my salvation. Likes people that smile and understand. Lawrence “Lefty” Lefebure — Ambition to become an electrician or work in the coal mines. Likes hunting and fishing. Richard “Rich Legros — Ambition to operate heavy equipment, mason. Likes volleyball and hunting. Sandy Lou” Leonard — Ambition to visit the weird scenes inside the goldmine and to travel the road to the edge of the night. Likes Lynn Swann and the Doors. John Lewie Lewis — Ambition to get a good job and make lots of money. Likes camping and riding motorcycles. Grace Grade” Link - Ambition to get a good paying job and to get married to that special guy in her life and make him 23 happy. Likes her family and that special guy in her life. Pamela ‘‘Pam’’ Litzinger — Ambition to be happy and successful in whatever she does. Likes football games and being with friends. Christina Tina” Luther — Ambition to take one day at a time and to be happy always and to make other people happy. Likes being with R.B. and the people she loves and butterflies. Jim Hootch Maines — Ambition move to Ohio and get a job on construction. Likes Playing his guitar and working outdoors. Marianne Motormouth Maines — Ambition to make it through school and to marry a millionaire. Likes going to Ashville Dances and having fun with her family. Allen Red Malloy — Ambition to climb Mt Everest on a “Yamaha. Likes motorcycles and arcades. Donita Donit” Maurer — Ambition to make it to Hawaii; to get a 4 wheel dirve so Denise and Jeannette won’t have to push her all the time. Likes partying with the CCC’s and coming in at 4:00 the next day. Deb Chubs McCombie — Ambition to open up a bakery. Likes going to the cabin and hanging around with Judy. Mike “Mick McConnell — Ambition to be a renowned photographer and to live a rich, enjoyable life. Likes Photo equip- ment and friends. Jim Pickle Mcllwaine — Ambition to see the West Coast. Likes parties and hunting. Jody Elroy McMullen — Ambition to get through college and be happy. Likes weekends with the oldies. Pamela Pam Mihalow — Ambition to get a job and move away from Rielly’s. Likes going to New York and Gary. Wayne Miller — Ambition to become rich and have the nicest car around. Likes weekends and someone special. Tina Miller — Ambition to graduate and live a good and happy life with Bob and to prove some people wrong. Likes weekends and being with Bob. Kelly Jo-Jo Moore — Ambition to make people happy and to become a Registered Nurse. Likes Good times and my best friends. Jeff Morgan Morgan — Ambition to be happy and to have enough money for a bottle of beer and a can of snuff. Likes hunting with my muzzle loader and going to parties. George Murphy — Ambition to learn to play my guitar Likes the Great Oakland Raiders and alcohol. Roberta Bird Nagle — Ambition to become a successful business woman. Likes Chevy trucks and riding horses. David Dave Nelen — Ambition to be a successful draftsman. Likes hunting and snowmobiling. Lori Squirrel Nelen — Ambition to become successful and move away from this area Likes not having to ride the tech bus anymore and going to parties with friends and not a bunch of snobs. Donna Nit Nitti — Ambition to get married and enjoy life. Likes My family and friends. Joe Joe-Shmo” Noel — Ambition to make 4 million by 30 Likes his mom and dad and summer nights with his lady. Karen O’Leary — Ambition to be a Medical Lab Technician and to fulfill all my dreams. Likes M.J.L. and having a crazy time with a bunch of friends. Judy Judd Owens — Ambition to be rich and happy. Likes parties and sleep- ing in. Nina Ween Passanita — Ambition to make something of myself, make some money, and to travel around the world. Likes the ocean and her family. Stephanie Steph Patrick — Ambition to have triplets named Ronnie. Donnie and Johnnie. Likes the twins and living at Ray and Colleen’s. Theresa Theres Phillips — Ambition to be successful in everything I do and to make all those I meet smile. Likes daisies, being with family and friends, and parties at the Nail. Joseph Rock Head Piatek — Ambi- tion to move back to Tucson with my girl my wife. Likes my girl and motor bikes. Anthony Al Polisky — Ambition to get a good job. Likes Fast cars and nice women. John John-O Polites — Ambition to make a lot of money and to succeed in everything I do. Likes basketball and parties. Francis Butch Pompa — Ambition to see Rodney Dangerfield get some respect. Likes family and good music. Deborah Deb Prevost — Ambition to have all my dreams come true and to date a “10. Likes driving around, good-looking men. and PePe le Pew. Donna Price — Ambition live life to the fullest Likes sunsets and going camping. Lisa Rematt — Ambition to get a job, get married and travel all over the U.S. Likes being with special people, all our crazy parties. Jenny Jen Jen Rosian — Ambition to get a good job. Likes friends and family. Kevin Sas Sasway — Ambition to get a steady job. and be with that special so- meone. Likes being with the guys on Fri- day Night and his special Someone. Francis France Scelesky — Ambition to get a good job as a machinist Likes money and nice cars. Denise Dee” Sever — Ambition find a job. get married, and live a happy life. Likes being with Frank and Parties. Rose Robyn Shaner — Ambition to be happy with a special someone. Likes Joe and Gymnastics. Bernard Berne Shank — Ambition to get a good job and travel. Likes friends. Weekends. Lou Ann Lou Shank — Ambition to move away from here and to get a good job. Likes parties on Sunday nights and dances. William “ZOOK Shevock — Ambition to be successful in whatever I do. Likes 66 Pontiac and friends. Christine Chris Shomo — Ambition to become an X-Ray Technician, get mar- ried. and raise a healthy family Likes being with my guy and Ashville dances. Joe “Little Man Short — Ambition to become an Electrician and get very rich. Likes friends and parties. Chuck Shuss — Ambition to become a coal miner and get rich quick. Likes good looking girls and Ice Cold Beer. Patricia Anne Patty Sibert — Ambi- tion To run a Saloon and meet some Cowboys. LikesChocolate. Rusty Nail Parties. Janice Janie Skirsky — Ambition to walk through the London Fog and be happy and successful in whatever I do. Likes family and special times with Dave. Christine Chris Smith — Ambition to be able to get up in the morning and not do my hair Likes The Usual and laughs with my friends. Jonathan Smitty Smith — Ambition to get a job and be happy. Likes drinking beer, hunting and fishing. Denise Neese Smychynsky — Ambi- tion to be rich enough to support my alcoholic habits, to see a Rolling Stones concert, and get out of P.A. Likes Mayo and great weekend parties. Tammy Sneath — Ambition to ge overseas and to swing from jungle trees with Tarzan. Likes parties and jammin out in Farmer’s Car. Beth Heshie” Soloman — Ambition to always be happy and to succeed in whatever I do. Likes spending time with Dale and my memories of my family and 24 all the good times we’ve had together. John “Warren Stahl — Ambition to be a draftsman and to get rich Likes lots of girls and to have a good time. Patricia “Patti” Stewart — Ambition to get a well paying job and be happy in life. Likes band members and weekends. Sheri Stiles — Ambition to be a nurse and to get married to that special guy in my life. Likes keeping that special guy happy and all my friends. Mary Lou Stoltz — Ambition to see Bet- ty Ann and Sharon go to the board in physics. Likes summertime and flowers. Robert “Bob” Stoltz — Ambition to be a multi millionaire and own a Ferrari and live to be at least a 100 years old. Likes friends and skiing. Maria Stoy — Ambition to spread a little sunshine and brighten someone’s day. Likes living each moment to the fullest and sharing them with my family and friends. Helen Herm” Strittmatter — Ambition to become an Animal Technician. Likes good friends and fun times. Linda Mole” Strittmatter — Ambition to continue on to school. Likes being with that special someone and parties. Michelle “Shelly” Sutton — Ambition to live a happy and successful life and make a certain person happy. Likes having a good time and the opposite sex. Karen M. Swab — Ambition to succeed in whatever I attempt and to enjoy life the best way possible. Likes skiing and listening to music. Tina Swarden — Ambition to be happy at my chosen career and to be successful at it likes listening to music and making crafts. Tim Red Squirrel” Taylor — Ambition to corner the market on early model GTO’s. Likes drag racing and going to Bakerton keg parties. Sharon Thicker” Thiec — Ambition to become real rich and own either a Trans- am or Corvette Likes weekends, lunch mods senior year. Tim “Muff Thomas — Ambition to get a good job and buy a good car. Likes good looking girls and parties. Ginny “Gin-O Toseki — Ambition to be a professional musician. Likes playing basketball and playing my guitar. Jo-Lynn Valenti — Ambition to be a medical secretary, have a wealthy life, and someday go to ITALY. Likes being with Mark Y. and summer. Jim Veneskey — Ambition to be happy and to help others. Likes relaxing and golfing. Mark Venesky — Ambition to be suc- cessful in everything I do Likes good times and friends. Jacki Fuzz” Verdavoir — Ambition to become a free lance photographer and go to Pittsburgh with C D Likes being with friends and parties. Ron “Verdy Verdavoir — Ambition to get a job and stay out of the Marines. Likes being drunk and decent girls. Renee “Nee” Vermeulin — Ambition to be able to help handicapped people and succeed in life. Likes belonging to the band and being in ROTC. Marybeth May May” Visnyiczke — Ambition to go to different places and meet new people. Likes being with friends and gymnastic classes. Marty Marterious Wagner — Ambi- tion to live where it never snows and to be successful in the Medical Field. Likes traveling and going to the lake with friends in the summer. RaeAnn Rae” Wagner — Ambition to get a job. Likes parties and Ashville dances. Dave Muck” Warner — Ambition to get a well paying job. Likes Genessee and hunting. Mark Weakland — Ambition to be a physical therapist and share a mansion. Likes Jill S. and my little buddy Taji. Bill Weakland — Ambition to be a jukebox hero. Likes Rock-n-Roll Fridays. Christine “Chris” Weber — Ambition to be a Registered Nurse. Likes having a good time and reading. Dean Weber — Ambition to survive col- lege and to be successful at my chosen career Likes summers at the beach and my car. Tamra Tammy Weber — Ambition to succeed in whatever I attempt and to be with Joe when he wins the Daytona 500. Likes parties with the EBG Tire gang. Ron SCAR Wentz — Ambition to be anything but a teacher or a coalminer. Likes Bakerton Keg Parties and getting gooned. Dave Westrick — Ambition to get a high paying job and live high off the hog. Likes sports and the Nittany Lions. Ken Westrick — Ambition to get a job dealing with computers. Likes sports and music. Laura Wholaver — Ambition to become an LPN, marry W.J.M. and live a happy life Likes W.J.M. and family. Lois Vera Williams — Ambition to get out of Patton and find my fortune. Likes good times with friends. Wendy Wolanin — Ambition to become a nurse. Likes band and friends and family. Rick Woods — Ambition to go to college and become an accountant (CPA) and become rich. Likes X-mas Eve parties at Mary’s and Mondays munch with MM. LL. TT. Joseph Joe Woomer — Ambition to make it through college and its parties then to make a mint. Likes hunting and fishing. Mike Yark’s” Yarko — Ambition to make lots of money. Likes girls and good food. Donald Don Yeager — Ambition to work for a Major League Baseball Organization. Likes Pitt Panther Football team and oldies weekends in O’Rielys Silver Hornet. Lois Yeager — Ambition to succeed in everything I do. live a long and happy life, and to see my dreams come true. Likes being with Bill and remembering all the happy times we’ve shared. Susan Sue Yeager — Ambition to become an R.N. and live happily ever after. Likes weekends and friends. Ann Yeckley — Ambition to be happy, and as successful as one can be. Likes friends and family, stereo. Mary Yeckley — Likes shooting pool and motorcycle riding. Pamela Pam” Sue Yeckley — Ambi- tion to be able to “Win Over” a job for which a male is also competing in the Ex- ecutive Business Field. Likes reading Love Poems and having my mom as my best friend. Sharon Lynn Yeckley — Ambition to be happy in whatever I do. Likes being in colorguard and football. Christine Chris Zalisnock — Ambition to marry a professional basketball player and have twins named Jennifer and Jason. Likes my family and a very special basketball player. Bob Zaliznock — Ambition to be an electronic technician Likes riding motor- cycles and going hunting. Rich Zemrose — Ambition to be a Diesel Mechanic Likes cars and girls. Linda “Zerb Zerbee —■ Ambition to become a nurse. Likes getting drunk and being with friends. 25 Our Favorites Most Pleasing Personality Jim Hayes, Tina Luther, Barry Fox Nicest Smile Janice Skirsky, Frank Pompa, Pam Blick, Wayne Anna 26 Most Athletic Ginny Toseki, Dave Anna, Tish Keefe, John Polites Most Talkative Most Memorable Laugh Nancy Gadd, Ron Verdavoir Frank Abel, Jody McMullen, Julie Kirkpatrick, Sharon Thiec 27 Class Clown Mike Carroll, Deb Crook, Audrey Brothers, Craig Couturiaux Pat Kinney, Tammy Sneath, Brian Kopera Class Flirt 28 Best Looking Nina Passanita, Mark Weakland, Marian Lansberry Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Monica Banik, Chris Shomo, Dave Westrick, Marty Wagner Scott Hite, Eileen Eckenrode, Joe Noel, Margie Baldacchino 29 We Will Succeed in Whatever We Do Row 1: Jeane Duclos. Roberta Nagle. Paula Jenkins. Dave Gray. Mike Carroll. Kevin Haluska. Rick Selfridge. Chris Gregory. Grace Link. Row 2: Mary Visnyiczke. Lou Ann Shank. Stephanie Patrick. Chris Zalisnock. Patty Sibert. Chris Shomo. Debbie Prevost. Jenny Rosian, Lori Nelen. Donna Price. Sheri Stiles. Row 3: Bob Stoltz. Denise Sever. Linda Strittmatter. Pam Mihalow. Bernie Shank. Ann Yeckley. Lois Williams. Deb McCombie. Beth Solomon. Tammy Weher. Row 4: George Waugh. Tony Hanlon. Pierre Becker. John Lewis. Wayne Miller. Tom Lechene. Mike McConnell. Dave Nelen. John Chverchko. Dave Gooderham. Row 5: Nina Passanita. Tina Miller. Joe Piatek. Eric Albright. Joe Woomer. Ken Westrick. Mark Venesky. George Murphy. John Polites. Don Yeager. Row 6: Allen Malloy, John Smith, Joe Short. Mark Weakland. Joe Noel. Frank Pompa. Jody McCullen. Dave Westrick. Row 7: Marty Wagner, Tina Swarden. Wendy Wolanin, Jim Veneskey. Tom Lacey. Craig Couturiaux. Jeff Morgan. Steve Bobby. Patty Churella. Sharon Canali. Row 8: Dean Weber. Chris Weber. Karen Swab. Mary Lou Stoltz. Rose Shaner, Linda Zerbee. Karen O’Leary, Lois Yeager, Marianne Maines. Row 9: Ginny Toseki, Helen Strittmatter. Rae Ann Wagner. Jo Lynn Valenti. Patty Stewart. Chris Smith. Mary Yeckley. Maria Stoy, Tim Thomas. Ron Bradley. Row 10: Sue Yeager. Lisa Rematt. Renee Vermeulin. Sharon Yeckley. Theresa Phillips. Tammy Sneath. Kelly Moore. Pam Yeckley. Jacky Verdavoir. Sharon Thiec. Row 11: Joe Turek. Chuck Shuss. Jill Leaper. Janice Skirsky, Elyse Klemann. Judy Owens. Donna Sharbaugh. Mike Yarko. John Stahl. 30 We Are the Class of ‘82 Row 1: Amy Adams, Laura Gates, Diane Bailey. Joan Kimack, Betty Ann Bensor. Lisa Fisher. Wanda Contorchick, Judy Bender, Chris Kruise. Michelle Sutton. Donna Nitti. Row 2: Jeanette Kelly. Rick Legros. Barry Fox, C. J. Keffe, Bill Bogus, Glenn Ford. Nancy Gadd, Sharon Farrell. Deneen Hoover. Connie Ivory. Row 3: Lou Leonard. Wes Bearer. Pat Kinney. Mark Crothers. Charlie Anna, Dave Anna, Jim Hayes. Brian Kopera. Row 4: Molly Donahue. Ed Kirkpatrick. Tim Hambley. Joe Fogle, Andy Gimiter. Scott Hite, Ron Holtz, Gary Laurito. Larry Lefebure. Row 5: Donita Maurer, Cathy Abel. Renee Byrnes. Linda Bechel. Frank Abel. Jim Mcllwaine. Ron Verdavoir. Jaime Dubetsky, Dave Warner. Row 6: Denise Smychynsky. Chris Blake. Matt Horvath. Don Blick. Wayne Anna, Julie Kirkpatrick, Tim Ferrence. Lee Lee Lansberry. Darlene Farabaugh, Yvonne Davis. Row 7: Charlie Gregory. Evelyn Hoover. Audrey Brothers. Mary Kollar, John Kopera. Jim Maines. Bill Shevock. Tony Polisky. Ron Wentz. Row 8: Cheryl Etchells. Pam Blick, Wanda Graboski. Anna Getsy. Pam Litzinger. Laura Lefebure. Robyn Hitch. Tina Luther. Mini Eckenrode. Chris Baker. Row 9: Danny Hrubochak. Debbie Crook. Gaelynn Hambley. Chris Contorchick. Joe Konior. Danielle Kin- ney. Tish Keefe, Barb Kutruff, Donna Hoover. Margie Baldachinno. Row 10: Francis Scelesky, Tom Kline. Earl Crowell, Ron Gresh, Cliff La- mont. Darrell Lane. Steve Blum. Martin Ebel. Row 11: Drew Bassett. Tim Taylor, Rich Zemrose. Tom Zalisnock. Kevin Sasway. Ron Bradly. Pat Kelly. Bob Zalisnock. 31 Catherine Abel John Eric Albright Frank Abel Amy Adams Monica Banik Charles Anna Margaret Baldacchino David Anna Wayne Anna Christine Baker Christine Blake Donald Blick Pamela Blick Stephen Blum Stephen Bobby William Bogus Ronald Bradley Audrey Brothers Linda Bechel Pierre Becker Judith Bender Betty Ann Bensor Wanda Contorchick Craig Couturiaux Debra Crook Mark Crothers Earl Crowell Yvonne Davis Molly Donahue Jaime Dubetsky 35 Lisa Fisher Laura Gates Jeane Duclos Martin Ebel Eileen Eckenrode Cheryl Etchells Darlene Farabaugh Glenn Ford 36 Sharon Farrell Timothy Ferrence Barry Fox Anna Getsy David Gooderham Wanda Graboski Dave Gray Charles Gregory Chris Gregory Ronald Gresh Kevin Haluska Gaelynn Hambley Anthony Hanlon James Hayes Robyn Hitch Evelyn Hoover Matthew Horvath Daniel Hrubochak Constance Ivory Michelle Jackson Paula Jenkins Charles Keefe Letitia Keefe 38 Patrick Kinney Edwin Kirkpatrick Julia Kirkpatrick Elyse Klemann Roxane Kline Thomas Kline Mary Kollar Joseph Konior Jeannette Kelly Patrick Kelly Joan Kimack Danielle Kinney Christine Kontorchick Brian Kopera John Kopera Deborah Kordish Andrew Kovall Barbara Kutruff Michele Kuzar Thomas Lacey Clifford Lamont Darrel Lane Marian Lansberry Gary Laurito 40 Richard Legros Sandra Leonard John Lewis Grace Link Pamela Litzinger Christina Luther Marianne Maines Allen Malloy 41 Donita Maurer Deborah McCombie Michael McConnell James Mcllwaine Jody McMullen Pamela Mihalow Tina Miller Wayne Miller Kelly Jo Moore Jeffrey Morgan George Murphy Roberta Nagle Dave Nelen Lori Nelen Donna Nitti Joseph Noel Joseph Piatek Anthony Polisky John Polites Frank Pompa Karen O'leary Stephanie Patrick Theresa Phillips Nina Passinita Lisa Rematt Jennifer Rosian Rose Ann Shaner Denise Sever Francis Sclesky Kevin Sasway Bernard Shank Louetta Shank William Shevock Christine Shomo 44 Christine Smith Jonathan Smith Denise Smychynsky Tammy Sneath Beth Solomon Warren John Stahl Patricia Stewart Sheri Stiles 45 Mary Lou Stoltz Robert Stoltz Maria Stoy Helen Strittmatter Linda Strittmatter Karen Swab Tina Swarden Sharon Thiec Timothy Thomas Virginia Toseki Jo Lynn Valenti James Venesky 46 Mary Visnyiczke Martin Wagner Rae Ann Wagner David Warner George Waugh Mark Weakland William Weakland Christine Weber 47 Wendy Wolanin Richard Woods Joseph Woomer Michael Yarko 48 Donald Yeager Lois Yeager Susan Yeager AnnYeckley Mary Yeckley Pamela Yeckley Sharon Yeckley Christine Zaliznock Portraits are unavailable for these seniors: Diane Bailey Michael Carroll Joseph Fogle Andrew Gniter Timothy Hambley Christine Kruise James Maines Judith Owens Richard Selfridge Donna Sharbaugh Michelle Sutton Timothy Taylor Joseph Turek Thomas Zaliznock Robert Zaliznock Richard Zemrose Linda Zerbee 1. 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Bruce Springstein 5. Kenny Rogers 6. Dan Fogelburg 7. Billy Joel 8. Mick Jagger 9. Tom Petty 10. Ozzie Osborne •1 , Guiding C I Texas 3. Young and t Days of Our Liviesl ♦ 5. Dallas AY«V 6. General Hospital 7. All My Children 8. Another World 9. The Doctors 10. Dynasty 1. 2. Physical 3. Leader of the Band 4. Time For Me to Fly 5. Our Lips Are Sealed 6. Stairway to Heaven 7. Don’t Stop Believing 8. Freebird 9. Endless Love 10. Shook Me All Night Long TV SHOW: 1. Mash 2. Hill Street Blues 3. Magnum PI 4. Knots Landing 5. Benny Hill 6. Dukes of Hazzard 7. Fame 8. Real People 9. Dallas 10. Facts of Life REOhO-InFidefity Back in Black AC DCJ| Bnfc G Go’s Beauty For Thdse About To Rc Lost in Love Air Supply In Through the Out Doc Boors Greatest Hits Live Rust Neil Young radise TheatrefiSfe MALE STAR: 1. Tom Selleck 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Eric Estrada 4. John Schneider 5. Robert Redford 6. John Belushi 7. Clint Eastwood 8. Clark Brandon 9. Scott Baio 10. Red Foxx FEMALE STAR: 1. Loni Anderson 2. Valerie Bertinelli 3. Bo Derek 4. Victoria Principle 5. Brooke Shields 6. Linda Evans 7. Catherine Bach 8. Jacklyn Smith 9. Morgan Fairchild 10. Goldie Hawn FLICK: 1. Stripes 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. Caddy Shack 4. Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie 5. Arthur 6. Modern Problems 7. Up In Smoke 8. When a Stranger Calls 9. Friday 13th 10. Sharkey’s Machine FOOD: 1. Pizza 53 CLASS OFFICERS: Tina Luther. Laura Wholaver. Jill Leaper. TWINS: Laura Lefebure, Larry Lefebure TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT SCHOLAR ATHLETE, RENSSELAER MATH, SCIENCE AWARD: Joe Noel NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: John Lewis. Joe Noel. Mark Weakland NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENT: Tammy Sneath “CROWELL’S ANGELS”: Tammy Weber. Lou Leonard. Molly Donahue NEDT HONORS: Joe Noel. Tammy Sneath. Donna Hoover BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP MT. ALOYSIUS: Tish Keefe. Ginny Toseki 54 GRADUATION DAY Today we’ll start a new life And we’ll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we’ve grown to love With whom we’ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we’ve met, Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we’d rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true; It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. JoyShefstad, 16 Bowbells, N. Dakota Teen Magazine 55 r eri I ll ffl f - C Vi r-0'-l xv� � , '. ■- ' 4bf in - VooVV riMKfz b s Vt«, vxV4, f Kf 0 $, - P TT O'1 - A cr � s; 3SRlyl3f 4Pa V 1- %J Ki t M ' h rv; 'te'A, ' ,-;■' ,. .' i | 'Cv v • : .- it: 7 . V, vc ' a frant tins jssritaal a it ft ti H - ' dm 'n; . ! •■ ' ' ,h p A: ■'.■■• ■- L ’A' s $ fm m: 7 sp Thames 56 Qeb W x (y o’ ' - - r ■ C 5 Pjresiftent of tfy 33oarb of tiburation it •05 |« AJoitfobt tiburntum )’’ A U' '■ 4� irr Kiry of tl]t — ■ 59 Albright. Brenda Anderson. Debbie Anna. Charlie Anna. Mike Bagley, Tim Bailey. Jim Baron. Steve Barrett. Tina Beam. Carol Bearer. Barb Bearer, Linda Bearer. Theresa Bechel. Lou Becker. Dawn Behe. Tom Beltowski. Mark Bender. David Bender, Mike Bernard, Lisa Beunier, Suzy Bills. Chris Blake. Barry Class of ‘83 — A Mere Summer Away Blake. Jim Blick. Kim Bonin. Jim Bopp. Cherie Bopp, Chris Born. Chris 60 Buck, Gary Buck, Judy Burkey. Cel Caldwell. Becky Caretti. Ray Charney. Dorothy Chernisky, Tom Chirdon, Shirley Chverchko. Warren Clemmer, Martha Col berg, Carolyn Crowell, John Cunningham, Teresa Davis. Jane DeFrahn. Roy Depto. Jennifer Domalik. Debi Dunlap, Tina Eckenrode, Amy Eckenrode, Ron Fedor, Mary Kay Ferrence. Lisa Finet, Rich Fisanick, Eric Flora, Dave Franceschin, Angie Frank, Bill Frederick, Bill 61 Gabrielson. Brenda Gabrielson, Erik Gelormino. Mike Gens. Lisa Gibbons. Steve Glass. Allan Glass. Donna Gormish. Malizia Gray. Buddy Greenland. Karen Gresko. Ron Haggerty. Kim Hanlon. Jean Hartman. Ken Helbig. Lisa Higgins. Dan Hite. Gary Holtz. Tom Homerski. Jim Hoover. Dana Hoover. Dave Hoover. Mark Hoover. Polly Hoover. Shirley Hoover. Tom lllig. Joe Inzana, Minn Jackson. Donna 62 Kachmarchi, Jeff Karlheim. Paul Keith. Ray Kelly. Vicki Kielboswick, Missy Kirkpatrick. Gwen Kirkpatrick. Sharon Kline, Glenn Kline, Steve Knarr, Sharon Kohan, Jeff Kosicki. Jim Kovach, Carl Kovach. Carolyn Kovach, Walter Krejnus, Karen Krotendofer. Patty Krug. Paul Kuhn. Mark Kurtz, Rose Lallemand, Lori Lamont, Barb Lane. Kim Lane. Rhonda Lansberry. Luke Lauer. Ron Lawrence. Lori Lechene. Tim 63 Lechorchik. Bob Link. Ed Link. Pam Link. Steve Little. Mary Ann Lowmaster. Sandy Luther. Terri Magulick. Donna Malloy. Tom Maykovich, Brian Mazurack. Tim McGlynn, Pat McMurray. John Miller. Alice Miller. Cindy Miller. Leo Moore. Carolyn Mulhollen, Kim Murphy. Jeff Owens. Debbie Owens. Pat Pagie. Rickie Panaro. Jim Pelleschi. Randy Petrunyak. Justine Preloh. Julie 64 Prevost. Laura Raynish, Mike Rizzo, Mike Rogal, Joe Ropp, Bill Rudolph. Lisa Saltsgiver, John Saltsgiver. Mary Sammarco. Lynn Schettini. John Selestok, John Semelsburger. Jeff Shero. Diane Shero. Judy Sherry, Teena Shevock. Brenda Shomo, Mary Lou Shope. Eric Short, Pam Shulick, Kristen Shultz. Josephine Skupine. John Smith, Bill Smithmyer. Linda Smychynsky, Paul Sneath. Vince 65 Snyder. Rick Spacht, Melanie Spacht. Michelle Stasko. Chris Stasko, Sandy Stephens. Kathy Stiles. Carl Stockley. Karen Stoltz. Cindy Stoltz. Darrin Storm. Eric Strittmatter. Jeff Stumpf. Patty Sunseri. Sedona Thomas. Patty Trexler. Chrsytal Trinkley. Tim Vermeulin. Susie 66 Vescovi. Mark NEDT Award Winners: Steve Gibbons. Eric Shope Weakland. Jackie Weakland. Lissa Weakland. Lorrie Weakland. Pat Weakland. Gina Weber. Zena Wendekier. Sue Wentz. Joe Westrick. Marty Whiteford. Bernice Wholaver. Lynn Williams. Lisa Wilson. Wayne Woodley. Dave Yahner. Brian Yahner, Rick Yannitelli, John Yarko, Monica Yeager. Brenda Yeckley, Cindy Yeckley. Kim Yeckley. Laura Yeckley. Ray Zeanchock. Mike 67 Pictures Not Available for: Joe Baker. Krista Depto, Mark Farabaugh. Mike McCoy. Rodney Morchesky. Mary Nealen. Alan Noren. Dan Taylor, and Matt Treon. Abel. Susan Anderson. Chris Anico. LeeAnn Anico. Lisa Anna. Cheryl Anna. Don Babyak, Shari Baker. Eric Baker. Joe Baker. Scott Bearer. Jen Bell. Paul Berish. Gayna Berringer. Rob Berzonsky. Bernie Bobby. Dave Born. Kevin Born. Tim Boslet. Debbie Bradley. Lea Bradley. Ruth Brew. Richard Brush. Fred Buck. Jane Buck. Jim Burkey. Jeff Caretti. Ralph Cavallo, Bill Class of ‘84 — We’re Halfway Out the Door 68 Chverchko, Dan Colberg. Pam Conrad. Kim Crimaldi. Angelo Crook. Kim Crowell. Bill Cunningham. Lisa Cunningham. Seamus DeDea, Cindy Deyarmin. Darin Donahue. Eric Douty. Paul Dranchak. Eva Duriez. Connie Earnest. Ray Ebel. Alex Engle. Lisa Ertter. Jim Farabaugh. Annette Farrell. Bill Fiasco. Blaine Fogle. Gloria Ford. Dave Fox, Mike Freeman. Bob Gerlesky. Tammy Gerlesky. Tim Gibbons. Kevin 69 Gomolka. Mike Gooderham. Jane Graboski. Bill Gray, Shirl Gray. Wayne Grillo, Michelle Gromley. Sharon Haluska, Joanie Haluska, Suzy Hambley, Jill Helbig, Kathy Hite. Michelle Holtz, Sharon Hoover, Sharon Horne. Kathy lllig, Pam Johnson, Jeanine Karlheim. Theresa Kephart. Nick Kinney. Bruce Kirsch, Jim 70 Kline. Justine Konior, Nick Kontorchick, Cathy Kopera. Kevin Krug. Pam Lamont. Alvin Lamont. Ken Lane. Holly Lane. Rex Lantzy, Mary Lieb. Jeff Link. Ellen Link. Patty Link. Steve Little, John Litzinger. Jay Luther. D. J. Macalus. Rhonda Maines. Diane Maurer. Sally McCloskey. Darlene McConnell. Pauline McConnell, Tom McCoy. Michele McDowell. Stacey McGlynn. Joe McGlynn, Sue Mcllwaine, Karen 71 McLaurin, Darren McNulty. Don McNulty. Julie McNulty. Mary Lou Mertens. Scott Mihalow. Colleen Miller, Cathy Miller. Dick Miller. Doug Morgan. Cindy Murphy. Terry Myers. Chuck Nihart. Jim Nitti. Darla Noel. Barb Owens. Laura Passanita. Mike Pastirko, Tina Patrick. Chris Phillips. Kevin Phillips. Maria Polisky. Laura Polites. Cindy Prevost. Brian Price. Leah Raynish, Lori Rizzo. Maria Ropp. Jeff 72 Sasway, Alicia Scott, Edna Selestok, Michele Sell. David Semelsberger. Tim Serafin, Justine Shaffer, Jeff Shaffer. John Shank, Lois Sheehan. Janice Shell. Bill Short, Mary Jane Shrenkle, Andrea Shultz, Bonnie Shuss, Vicki Sibert, Sue Shirsky, Linda Smith, George Smith, Jeff Smolko. Joe Snyder, Cheryl Sobetsky, Kim Solomon. Chuck Solomon. Jill 73 Spacht, Janine Spacht, Ken Sral, John Stevens, Camille Stiles. Joyce Stockley, Liz Stoltz. Beth Stoltz. John Strittmatter, Fred Strittmatter. Sandy Strohmier. Patty Taylor. Renee Thiec, Jim Thomas. Drew 74 Thomas, Tim Venesky. Paul Verdavoir. Georgene Warfield, Cheryl Warner, Dan Weakland, Donna Weakland, Jack Weakland, Lori Weakland, Sandy Weaver, Nancy Wentz. Brenda Westrick. Ken Westrick. Russ Wholaver, Chris Williams. Dave Williams, John Wilt. Joe Woodley. Brian Yarko, Rick Yeckley. Lee Ann Yuknavich, Chuck Zalisnick. Michele Zanoni. Scott 75 (Pictures not available for: Chris Gobris. Glenn Hite, Lynn Kopera. Lisa Lawrence.) Albright. Brian Anna. Jim Anna. Mary Kay Bailey. Janette Baran. Joe Barrett. Barry Bassett. Jim Bell. Donna Bender. Paula Bernat, Mary Ann Berringer. John Bertram. Missy Bobby. Linda Bogus. Linda Bosar, Jim Bosar, Shawn Businis. Margaret Campbell. Glenn Campbell. Scott Canali, Gina Caracciolo, Cathy Caretti, Viola Cavallo, Lisa Cence. Randy Charney. Denise Churella, George Chverchko. Doris Colberg. Bruce 76 Cunningham, Sean Davis. Tom Depto. Natalie Domalik. Brian Donohue. Tom Donohue. Diana Dotts. Jackie Dowey, Dena Duman. Allan Eckenrode. Paul Eckenrode. Becky Firment, Tom Fogle. Bill Frederick, Brenda Fredo. Teresa Gabrielson. Tim Glass. Kim Goss, Shelley Graboski. Bonnie Gray. Ed Gray, Ron Gregory. Caryn Gregory. Jim Gwizdak. Stanley Hammond. Jim 77 Harber. Jeff Harris. Mary Hertzog. Sandy Holtz. Bill Hoover. Bonita Hoover. Carol Hoover. Linda Horvath. Mike Hrubochak, Linda Hull. Roger Humphrey. Jerry Ivory. Chris Ivory. Mike Johnson. Bill Keith. Frank Kelly. Diane Kelly. John Kelly. Lori Kelly. Marie Kibler. Cheryl Kibler. Joe Kim. Shelley 78 Kirk. Kevin Kirkpatrick, Eric Kirkpatrick, Glenn Kirsch. Carlene Kohan, Bevan Kolonay. Jim Kovach, David Kovach, Helen Krejnus, Patricia Kruise. Mark Kihn, Wendy Kutchman, Eugene LaBelle. Bob Lallemand, Brenda Lallemend, Rochelle Lansberry, Rose Lansberry, Steve Lechene. Milton Lenz, Bill Link. Tamara Little, Teresa 79 Lokey, Bryan Lynch. Sean Marinin. Missy Masci. Paul McCann. Jackie McCombie. Diane McGowan. Bob McMurray. Dave McMullen. Mike McMullen. Wayne Mertens. Amy Miller, Arlene Miller. Tony Mitchell. Dan Murphy. Scott Nagle. Jeff Pellas. Bill Novak. Bill Petrunyak. Kevin Petrunyak. Kim Pierce. Brian Pierce. Jeff Pisaeno. Carla Platt. Mike Presloid. Denise Presloid. Don Prevost. Miriam 80 Price, Ed Puleo, Rhonda Rayba. Dave Rizzo. Lisa Rosian, Barb Rusnak. Tina Saltsgiver, Kathy Scarpaci. Cari Sclesky. Patty Semelsberger, Andy Shaffer. Jennifer Shank. Greg Sherry. Francis Short. Vicki Shortencarrier. Dan Simpson. Sean Slavisky, Alan Smith. Jim Smychynsky. Mike Smychynsky, Tammy 81 Sponsky, Tammy Sral, Sherry Stoltz, Terry Stoneberg. Norman Storm. Greg Stoy. John Strittmatter. Bruce Strittmatter. Ken Strittmatter. Mike Sutton. John Symosky, Mary Thiec. Jennifer Toseki. Brian Trexler. Vincetta Trinkley. Sandy Urban. Vicki Venesky, Matt Vermeulin, Emil Visnyiczke. Helen Wagner. Carrie Watkins. Jody Weaver. Michelle 82 Weber. Beverly Weber. Pam Weber. Sherry Wendekier. Mike White. Tammy Williams. Dave Wilson. Bill Wilt. Juanita Winslow. Scott Woodley. Annette Yablinsky. Stacey Yahner. Bill YannitellkTom Yeager. Jim Yeckley. Gary Pictures Not Available for: Dave Contorchick Michelle Kibler Brian Lang Yeckley. Janice Zalisnock. Joe Zeanchock, Mark 83 Proud to be a Techer Every morning and afternoon 185 students make the trip to Ebensburg to attend Admiral Peary Vo-Tech. The techers learn a variety of skills which prepare them for either furthering their education after high school or provide them with the necessary experience to seek employment in today's job market. Not only do vo-tech students attend half day class sessions in their field of interest, but they also have the opportunity to display their skills in regional vocational-technical competitions. Also, ex- tracurricular opportunities like VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) and DECA Distributive Educational Clubs of America) are available. Health Services Monica Banik Laura Wholaver Denise Smychynsky Michelle Sutton Machining John Chverchko Steve Link Warren Chverchko Andy Kovall Distributive Ed. Jeannette Kelly Kim Lane Alice Miller Chris Kruise Sandy Lowmaster Kim Haggerty Food Services Kim Mulhollen Bernice Whiteford Gwen Kirkpatrick Patty Thomas Donna Magulick Donna Nitti Chris Born Masonry Barry Fox Steve Kline Jeff Kachmarchi Joe Wentz Ron McGowan 85 Electricity Kevin Haluska John Yannitelli Tom Holtz Drafting Bob Stoltz Lou Ann Shank Carl .Stiles Dave Nelen Welding Paul Karlheim Carl Kovach Eric Storm Rich Selfridge Dave Gooderham Matt Treon Auto Mechanics Small Engine Repair Tim Thomas Pierre Becker 87 Auto Body John McMurray Tim Mazurak Bill Shevock Dan Taylor Ron Wentz Auto Body Ron Eckenrode Craig Couturiaux Steve Bobby Data Processing Sandy Callahan Jenny Rosian Crystal Trexler 88 Industrial Electricity Mark Kuhn Dave Flora Mary Nelen Mike McCoy Carpentry Jeff Semelsberger Glenn Kline Darrell Lane Paul Smychynsky Distributive Ed. Tina Sherry Kathy Stevens Brenda Shevock Rhonda Lane Donna Glass 89 Girls Basketball C.H. 50 61 63 43 39 62 47 38 42 54 49 58 44 59 42 45 52 25 Forest Hills Con. Valley Penn Cambria Ferndale | Northern Cambria Laurel Valley I Central Cambria Bishop Carroll Portage Northern Cam! Forest HillsH Con. Valley Ferndale Penn Cambria Central Cambria I Laurel Valley jishop Carroll J ortage Opponent 39 ports 90 91 The 1981 football season was a year of changes, upsets, and glorifying moments. Three new coaches came in and tried their hardest to give the Highlanders a winning season. Coach John Tinnick worked with the offensive unit while Coach Dan Bilko and Coach Bill Crowell worked with the defensive unit. Although they did their darndest. the Highlanders ended their season with a 1-8-1 record. Many of those defeats came as a result of bad breaks The ball didn’t want to bounce in the CH direc- 'ion; instead it hopped, skipped, and jumped Into the opponents’ hands. Lady Luck just wasn’t on CH’s side. Whenever C.H. had the lead, the ball always seemed to frown upon us. If it wasn’t jumping around, It would sail across the punter’s head. The season was a year of bad breaks With the bad breaks, many people wondered how the players managed to keep their pride, game after game That question can easily be answered. Highlander fans and school spirit boosted the team's morale. In this morale individual talents flourished. Run- ning back. Brian Kopera, rushed for over 1,000 yards this season. Team captain. Joe Noel, received the Tribute Democrat Scholar-Athlete award. Although some games went rather badly, practices always seemed to be enjoyable. The team’s “NIMROD” games broke up some of the monotonous routines that practices can bring on. After “NIMRODS’’ got monotonous a little football dance to the band's music kept many players amused for minutes. As a last resort, doing Pete Rose slides through mud puddles kept a smile in many player’s faces. These among other things will be long remembered. 92 «M Coach : Left to Right: Tom Link, Dan Bilko, Jack Tinnick, Bill Crowell and Bruce Frycklund. Lettermen: 1st Row: (L to R) Joe Noel, Rick Legros, Mark Weakland, Ron Gresko. 2nd Row: Ron Bradley, Matt Horvath, Dave Westrick, Ray Yeckley. Dave Warner. 3rd Row: Mike Carroll, Dave Anna, Brian Kopera, John Polites. Earth to Box... Come in box. 93 ft Dave Anna — Tackle Rdn Bradley Ce uard ry Fox — Punter Matt Brian Kopera — Running Back os — Quarterback Joe Noel — Runnino Back Dave Warner — Tackle Brian on the run. Gang Tackling John Smith — Split End Mark Weakland — Split End Dave Westrick — Split End Quit whispering in my ear! Matt’s getting jealous. Chorus Line” Say your prayers.. . Coaches’ comment: The 1981 Highlander football season opened with a new look featuring a completely new coaching staff. The team won their first game 12-7 against Somerset; however, they lost eight of the remaining nine games tying only Penn Cambria 6-6. Although the team played some outstan- ding football most of the games, underclassmen gained valuable ex- perience. Coaches and players are optimistic about the 1982 season and are preparing for it at the present time. 97 Big Mac attack! HOLOCAUST RELIVED! Girls Break Even The girl’s varsity basketball team ended their season with an even 9-9 record. The J.V. team closed their season with an 8-10 record. Top scorer for the year was Mary Lantzy with 257 points while Tish Keefe pulled down 366 rebounds breaking the previous record of 316 which she also held. Team honors this year went to Tish Keefe, Mary Lantzy, and Ginny Toseki for honorable mention in District 6 competition. Also Ginny Toseki and Tish Keefe were awarded basketball scholarships at Mount Aloysious Jr. College. When asked for her comments, Coach Sandra Murphy said she would miss the seniors, and the talent and the height they gave the team. She also stated that she felt the underclassmen have a lot to offer the team next year. Moments the girls will always remember include Ginny's little escapade against Forest Hills, Barb Noel’s favorite shorts coming untied, Tish shooting a basketball from her knees, Michele getting more than piz- za, and getting stuck on the wrong side of the road on a four lane highway. J.V. Kneeling: Barb Noel, Jennifer Shaffer, MaryKay Anna. Standing: Coach — Miss Taylor. Jill Solomon, Barb Kutruff, Sandy Stritlmatter. Varsity: Kneeling. 1st Row: Suzy Haluska. Michele Selestok. 2nd Row: Barb Kutruff, Karen Swab, Mary Lantzy Standinq- Tish Keefe Coach — Mrs. Murphy, Ginny Toseki. 98 Barb Kutruff Karen Swab 99 'Reach for the stars on CHS.' “Ginny-Jock” My impersonation of Miss Piggy “Looks like tr 100 What should I do now? Love those nails, The innocent but not so sweet. Wake up. Mary, Now’s your chance. Buddy, she got stuffed. The Lone Cager 101 Making the Play-Offs The 1981-82 season proved to be a successful year for the Highlanders basketball team. They ended their season with a 13-9 record which has been the best record for C.H. since 1976. It was also the first time since ’76 that they were eligible for the playoffs. This year’s team was never beaten by more than ten points by an opponent. They won the annual Vo-Tech Christmas Tournament crown, plus beat arch-rivals Richland and Northern Cambria both times. Basketball is a team sport that allows individual talents to shine. John Polites and Jody McMullen led the team with highest points; also. John Polites made the Tri- County All Star team and was selected the MVP of the Vo- Tech Christmas tournament As the team ended their season, they took with them many memories — Like coach Fryklund yelling “ 17” or line up. or possibly even on the line , Why did Ray Yeckley always say Guzsh? Howie’s band aids. Dave’s crash face. Yarko’s Bradshaw shorts, and Elroy’s Bruises in unusual spots all stand out. Maybe one of the when C.H. traveled to Westmont wrong uniform. the biggest memories is and Ron Gresko wore the Varsity: Sitting: Bill Frank. Jim Blake. Ray Yeckley. Wayne Anna. Kneeling: Jody McMullen, Mike Yarko. Ron Gresko. Dave Westrick. Don Yeager. Standing: Jeff Murphy. John Polites. Chris Bills. Rich Snyder. Coach Fryckland. 102 Wayne Anna Jody McMullen John Polites Dave Westrick Mike Yarko Don Yeager 103 Junior Varsity: Sitting: Robert Berringer, Seamus Cunningham. Jim Buck, Jim Blake. Doug Miller. Kneeling: Bill Frank, Alex Ebel. Joe Smolko. Dave Ford. Bill Crowell. Rick Yarko, Mike Fox. Standing: Coach Jack Tinnick, Chuck Solomon. Paul Venesky, Chris Gobris, Brian Gray. Steve Baran, Bill Marshall. 104 “Thank You. God! Section 1 r) jM3MDH3hJ H 3HOHDHDH3H9X I N X The bearer of this card D 0 X is an official member of the SECTION I CHEERING SQUAD pAND HAS AGREED TO SUPPORT THE C.H. ATHLETICS U X U X U X u r u x X I CHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCH A giant cheering group that goes anywhere the basketball team plays to rattle the oppos- ing teams is what Section 1 is all about. Horns, bells, whistles, and Randy Choby’s com- plementary “Rah-Rahs” were all part of the techniques used by the cheering section. Section 1 was credited by both radio station WNCC and the Union Press Courier as being a powerful motivating force for the basketball team, helping to drive the team to its success. The section was particularly effective during the Admiral Peary Vo-Tech Christmas tourna- ment won by the C.H. team. If tournaments were held for cheering groups, SECTION 1 would be seated first! 105 “We Don’t Play” The 81-82 version of the Highlander wrestling squad started out as young and inexperienced. As the season progressed, the young team pick- ed up the necessary experience needed and with the valuable leadership of the up- perclassmen. dividends started to show. Thus, after a slow start, the Highlander grapplers put together a fine 6-8 season. The squad was led by four outstanding in- dividuals The most outstanding wrestler was junior Rick Kahner (27-3-0) who recorded a school record 20 falls on his way to the 155 lb. District VI championship. Senior Bill Bogus (15- 9-0) also qualified for District VI and placed se- cond in the Central Cambria. Lewistown. and Moshanon Valley tournaments. Heavyweight Dave Anna (16-8-1) also qualified for District VI and finished third in the Central Cambria. Lewistown. and Moshannon Valley tournaments. Junior Mike Gelormino (16-8-1) qualified for Districts at 119 lbs. Among the memories the squad will have are: the addition of the rubber room. Konior’s hit man hat. the time Woodley put his uniform on backwards. Boffo’s speech. Dangerous Dave’s Dipsey Doodle, and Rick Yahner’s famous state- ment about wrestling — First of all. it’s not a game and we don’t play. 106 Varsity: Row One: Steve Link. Don Blick. Jeff Kohan.Jeff Smith. Mike Gelormino. Row Two: Dave Woodley. John Little. Bill Yahner. Scott Murphy. Bill Bogus. Row Three: Coach Rick Terza. Rick Yahner. Jeff Lieb. Don Anna. Dave Anna. Coach Harry Murphy. Dave Anna ■imv 107 trict VI Champ 155 Lbs.) Rick ahner Junior Varisty: Row One: Brian Woodley. Russel Westrick. Bernie Berzonsky. Row Two: Glenn Kirkpatrick. Eric Fisanick. Randy Cence, Joe lllig. Row Three: D. J. Luther. Bill Frederick. Scott Mertens. Brian Murphy (manager). 108 Second Year Success J.V.: Sitting: Jennifer Shaffer, Justine Petrunyak, Viola Garetti, Tammy Sneath. Kneeling: Cari Scarpaci. Jill Hambley. Ruth Bradley. Suzy Haluska. Amy Mertens. Standing: Coach Julie Harris. Brenda Frederick. Kristin Shulick, Coach Karen Haluska. Varsity: Sitting: Suzy Haluska. Jennifer Shaffer. Sue Yeager. Beth Solomon. Brenda Shevock. Kneeling: Kim Lane. Karen Swab. Debbie Prevost. Mini Eckenrodge. Standing: Coach Karen Haluska. Cathy Miller. Barb Kutruff, Tish Keefe. Robyn Hitch. Coach Julie Harris. 109 While in only in its second year of competition, the girls volleyball team had an impressive season. The growing interest in this sport has encouraged many underclassmen to participate. This will provide for stronger teams in the coming years. The coaches made the following comments. We feel privileged to have coached the girls C H. Volleyball team for the second year. The girls had an excellent team attitude and a willingness to work hard. We think they had a very successful season. Some fond memories are Suzy and Jennifer's togetherness on the court. Mini's acrobatic spike, the battle of the radios. Barb’s milk bath. Mini and Lisa’s long trip to the Arco station, and the great miss sets by Tish. Beth, and Suzy. 110 Striving for 1 1st Row: Nancy Gadd, Paula Jenkins. Pam Yeckley. Kelly Moore. Lee Lee Lansberry. Chris Zalisnock, Julie Kirkpatrick. Karen O'Leary. Chris Shomo. 2nd Row: Coach Cathy Hmel. Monica Banik. Marianne Maines. Donna Hoover. Chris Baker. Ginny Toseki. Tish Keefe. Coach Sandy Murphy. 3rd Row: Barb Bearer. Carolyn Kovach. Donna Price. Jeane Duclos. Evelyn Hoover. Audrey Brothers. Rose Shaner. Mary Kollar. 4th Row: Carolynn Moore. Pam Link. Lisa Gens. Jen Depto, Brenda Shevock. Gwen Kirkpatrick. Lynn Sammarco. Mary Lou Shomo. Mary Ann Little. Mary Saltsgiver. 5th Row: Lisa Cunningham. Cathy Miller. Barb Noel. Polly Hoover. Diane Maines. Chrissy Born, Kim Hag- gerty. Zena Weber. Ellen Link. Janice Yeckley. 6th Row: Natalie Depto. Rochelle Lallemand. Arlene Miller. Ruth Bradley. Maria Rizzo. Mary Lantzy, Sherry Sral. Cari Scarpaci. 7th Row: Viola Caretti. Missy Marinin. Lisa Rizzo. The 1982 Girls track team is composed of 21 returning let- termen. 20 seniors, along with numerous underclassmen par- ticipants. The girls’ primary goal was an undefeated season. With this goal, the team members spent hours lifting weights, jump- ing rope, running the bleachers, doing whistle sprints and working their hardest to be the best in their event. Mrs. Cathy Hmal and Mrs. Sandy Murphy worked hard this year to build a foundation for a fine track team. Although the competition was tough, the girls put forth their best in striving to be 1. Letter men: 1st Row: Coach Cathy Hmel. Barb Noel. Paula Jenkins. Lee Lee Lansberry. Audrey Brothers. Chris Baker. Rose Shaner. Chris Shomo. 2nd Row: Polly Hoover. Cathy Miller. Marianne Maines. Donna Hoover. Evelyn Hoover. Ginny Toseki. Tish Keefe. 3rd Row: Diane Maines. Kim Haggerty. Donna Price. Brenda Shevock. Lynn Sammarco. Mary Lou Shomo. Mary Lantzy. 112 Field Jumping Bottom: Donna Price. Monica Banik. Top: Karen O’Leary. Kelly Moore. Tish Keefe. Jeane Duclos. Bottom: Julie Kirkpatrick. Lee Lee Lansberry. Chris Baker. Mid- dle: Chris Zalisnock. Chris Shomo. Top: Mary Kollar. s u P e r Running s e n o r s 113 Bottom: Evelyn Hoover. Audrey Brothers. Rose Shaner. Paula Jenkins. Top: Mary Kollar. Pam Yeckley. Chris Shomo. Ginny Toseki. Donna Hoover. Marianne Maines. Looking for Improvement 1st Row: Coach Bruce Doughty, Steve Blum, Ron Bradley. Jim Mcllwaine. Mike Varko, Rick Legros, Ken Westrick, Coach Tom Link. 2nd Row: Jim Bailey, Eric Fisanick, Joe lllig, Ray Caretti, Jim Panaro, Bill Frederick, Tom Malloy. John McMurray. 3rd Row: Dan Warner, Bruce Kinney, Jeff Lieb. Chris Blum, Ken Westrick. Mike Rizzo. Martin Ebel. 4th Row: Scott Murphy, Paul Veneskey, Dave McMurray, Mike Smychynsky, Eric Kirkpatrick, Alex Ebel. Ric Snyder. 5th Row: Mike Passanita. Scott Zanoni, Dave Gray, Jeff Smith. Ralph Caretti Chris Wholaver. Boys track coaches Mr. Bruce Doughty and Mr. Thomas Link prepared for the 1982 season by utilizing returning lettermen and underclassmen as a foundation for a winning team. The majority of this year’s team consisted of underclassmen. This year’s schedule is long and hard for this largely young team. However, there is present the talent needed for a winning team in the next few years also. 114 Seniors: 1st Row: Rick Legros, Ron Bradley, Ken Westrick, Steve Blum. 2nd Row: Mike Yarko, Jim Mcllwaine. Dave Gray, Martin Ebel. Steve Blum Ron Bradley Martin Ebel Dave Gray Rick Legros Returning Lettermen: Bottom: John McMurray. Mike Rizzo. Top: Mike Yarko. Ron Bradley. Jim Mcllwaine ■ M V 1 1 ' k , Ken Westrick Mike Yarko 115 Home Run Hitters Sitting:Tom Chernisky. Don Blick, Jim Blake. Wayne Anna, Steve Baron, Brian Gray, Brian Maykovich, Darren McLauren, Tony Miller (manager). Kneeling: Allan Glass, Chris Patrick, Jeff Shaffer, Tom Yannitelli, Don Presloid, Mike Horvath, John Shaffer, Eric Storm, Eric Shope. Standing: Jeff Murphy (manager), Drew Thomas, John Polites, Don Yeager. Matt Horvath, Dave Westrick, Leo Miller, John Yan- nitelli, Coach Bob Buck. The 1982 Highlander baseball team should be able to challenge for the top spot in Section 1 of the Tri-County Baseball League. Last season the Highlanders finished second in the Tri-County League. The nucleus of a strong team is present as eight lettermen return. If the Highlander Offense can help the inexperience of the pitching staff early in the season the Heights could challenge the fine 9-5 record of last year. 116 Returning Lettermen: Sitting: Don Blick, Wayne Anna, Jim Blake. Kneeling: Tom Chernisky, Matt Horvath. Standing: Dave Westrick, Don Yeager, John Polites. jLbnuini biv Wayne Anna Don Blick Matt Horvath Seniors: Sitting: Don Blick. Wayne Anna. Matt Horvath. Kneeling: Dave Westrick. John Polites. Standing: Don Yeager. John Polites Dave Westrick Don Yeager 117 Our Band Is Grand Row One: John R. Elias. Michele Weaver. Kim Conrad. Vicki Kelly. Lori Lawrence. Linda Bearer. Cindy Polites. Lisa Lawrence. Marie Kelly. Row Two: Donna Magulick. Sedona Sunseri. Staci Yablinsky. Pam Weber. Cindy Miller. Mary Kollar, Tina Swarden, Monica Banik, Kelly Moore. Brian Prevost. Row Three: Diane McCombie, Julie Preloh, Tammy Link, Michele Grillo, Sharon Farrell, Sharon Holtz. Donna Bell. Gayna Berish. Chris Blake. Paula Bender. Tina Miller, Jenny Thiec. Linda Hrubochak. Carolynn Moore. Row Four: Gaelynn Hambley, Amy Adams. Jo-Lynn Valenti. Joanie Haluska, Patty Sclesky. Bill Lenz. Sean Simpson. Renee Vermeulin. Edna Scott. Tina Serafin, Camille Stevens. Jane Gooderham, Chris Anderson. Brenda Lallemand. Helen Visnyiczke Row Five: Jennifer Bearer. Steve Van Ormer. Cindy Morgan. Jeane Duclos, Margaret Anne Busunis, Lisa Engle. Juanita Wily. Gloria Fogle. Dena Dowey. Cheryl Kibler. Linda Bobby. Tammy White. Wendy Kuhn. Becky Eckenrode. Row Six: George Smith. Colleen Mihalow, Arlene Miller, Bill Bender. Justine Kline, Jean Vallery, Sandy Weakland. Patty Krejnus. Rochele Lallemand. Linda Hoover. Karen Krejnus, Mary Visnyicze. Donna Hoover, Pam Blick. 120 We are u 1 — a slogan many strive for but very few can proclaim, was justifiably carried on the T-shirts of 140 members of the Highlander band when they won both international and state competitions in 1981-82. The championship season began in May of 1981 when the band, under the direction of John R. Elias, traveled to the Blossom Festival in Niagara Falls. Ontario. In competition with 30 other bands, the Highlanders won the first place trophy and international recognition as the best. Then, in July the band competed in the Pennsylvania American Legion parade in Pittsburgh. For the sixth consecutive year the group captured first place honors, a feat unmatched by any band in this competition. After the street marching, the band moved into its August camp to prepare for the football season. With such shows as the ‘‘Battle Hymn Show and the Big Band Show . The Highlanders consistently received standing ovations. When the snow covered up the mud and ended the daily after school drills of football season, the band moved indoors to prepare for its annual concert season highlighted by the Christmas and Spring concerts. Because of its year round practicing, the Highlander Band reamins a continuing source of pride for the Cambria Heights community. Row Seven: Earl Crowell. Jim Ertter. Cheryl Anna. Tammy Sponsky. Lori Kelly. Amy Eckenrode. Kim Crook. Judy Watkins. Chris Smith. Patti Stewart. Bernard Shank. Kathy Horne. Rhonda Macalus. Row Eight: Ron Gresh, Sue Wendekier. Rick Woods. Debbie Domalik. Margie Baldacchino. John Crowell. Tom Holtz. Mary Ann Symosky. Joe Wilt. Kim Glass. Linda Bogus. Brian Toseki, Tim Mazurak, Dave Bobby. Row Nine: Allen Malloy. Pat Weakland. Mike McConnell. Dan Hrubochak. Ron Holtz. Paul Bell. Bob Freeman. Francis Sclesky. Renee Taylor. Eric Donahue. Bill Weakland. Marty Wagner. Gary Laurito. Kevin Kirk. Row Ten: Viola Caretti. Amy Mertens. Theresa Little. Dawn Becker. Melanie Spacht. Michele Zalisnock. Kathy Stevens. Lee Ann Yeckley. Sharon Thiec, Audrey Brothers. Chris Baker. Debbie Prevost. Michele Spacht, Donna Weakland. Wendy Wolanin, Sharon Yeckley. Melissa Bertram. Cheri Bopp. Theresa Cunningham. 121 ★ A Touch of Flash Left to Right, Row 1: Vicki Kelly, Lori Lawrence, Linda Bearer. Row 2: Kim Conrad. Lori Lawrence, Cindy Polites. Row 3: Michele Weaver, Marie Kelly. The 1981-82 majorette squad consisted of eight hardworking, talented girls. Even though there was no chosen captain, performances ran smoothly. Along with the hard work of making up and perfecting their flashy routines, the girls will remember flowers from the football players — with cake, scrapbooks, and cookies in return .. . tackling the treacherous mud at N.C. . . . and the challenging work of breaking in the new recruits. 122 And Color Outer Circle: Diane McCombie, Kelly Moore. Teresa Little. Viola Carretti, Michelle Zalisnock, Donna Weakland, Dawn Becker. Cathy Stevens. LeeAnn Yeckley, Chris Baker, Debbie Prevost. Sharon Thiec, Audrey Brothers, Sharon Yeckley. Wendy Wolanin, Cherie Bopp. Teresa Cunningham. Michelle Spacht, Melanie Spacht, Melissa Bertram. Amy Mertins. Monica Banik. Inner Circle: Stacy Yablinsky, Sedona Sunseri. Donna Magulick. Tammy Link, Michelle Grillo, Julie Prehloh, Sharon Farrell, Mary Kollar, Tina Swarden, Carolynn Moore, Jenny Thiec, Linda Hrubochak, Cindy Miller, Pam Weber. Absent: Tina Barrett. The 81-8? Scottish Color Guard consists of 23 flags. 12 rifles and 2 sabers. This group is led by: Captain — Kelly Moore. Co-Captain — Monica Banik. Flag Sergeants. Chris Baker and Debbie Prevost, and Rifle Sergeant Sharon Farrell. With their Kiltie dress and snappy routines these talented girts con- tributed color and excitement to parades and half time shows. During the summer months they had many long sting Seniors: Kelly Moore — Captain, Sharon Yeckley, Wendy Wolanin. Audrey Brothers, Mary Kollar, Sharon Farrell — Rifle Sergeant: Tina Swarden. Sharon Thiec, Flag Sergeants — Chris Baker, Debbie Prevost, Monica Banik — Co-Captain. 123 COUNTY BAND: Row 1: Brian Toseki. Patty Krejnus. Donna Hoover. Gary Laurito. Row 2: Paula Bender. Amy Adams. Jo-Lynn Valenti. Sharon Holtz. Row 3: Wendy Kuhn. Patti Stewart. Margie Baldacchino. Arlene Miller. Lori Kel- ly. Row 4: Pat Weakland. Kevin Kirk. Earl Crowell. Absent: Bill Bender. Michele Hollen. DISTRICTS: Sitting: Jo-Lynn Valenti. Patti Stewart. Margie Baldacchino. REGIONALS: Gary Laurito. Margie Balcacchino. Earl Standing: Earl Crowell. Gary Laurito. Crowell. HEARTLAND REGIONALS: Sitting: Gary Laurito. Stan- CLARION BAND CLINIC: Row 1: Earl Crowell. Jennifer Bearer. Wendy Kuhn, ding: Pat Weakland. Brian Toseki. Kathy Horne. Gary Laurito. Row 2: Cindy Morgan. Jim Ertter. Kevin Kirk. Pat Weakland. Sharon Holtz. Absent: Cooleen Mihalow. 124 s e n o r s Left to Right. Row 1: Dan Hrubochak. Allen Malloy. Franci Scelesky, Gary Laurito, Mike McConnel. Ron Holtz. Ron Gresh. Bernard Shank. Row 2: Chris Blake. Marty Wagner. Gaelyn Hambley. Chris Smith, Amy Adams. Patty Stewart. Jeane Duclos, Jo-Lynn Valenti. Row 3: Rick Woods, Margie Baldachino. Renee Vermeulin, Earl Crowell. Donna Hoover. Pam Blick. Librarians Kathy Horne. Mary Visnyiczke L i b r a r i a n s Officers: Treasurer — Amy Adams. Vice President — Gary Laurito, President — Margie Baldacchino. Secretary — Pam Blick. Historian — Ron Holtz B M a a n n d a 9 e r “Band-Aids”: Milt Lechene. Alvin Lamont, Tom Mc- Connel. Jay Litzinger. “Taste good. Mr. ‘E'?“ 125 Sounds of Music MIXED CHORALE: Row 1: Suzette Beunier, Theresa Little Denise Sever, Donna Bell. Judy Bender, Marie Kelly, Arlene Miller, Patti Stewart. Vicki Short. Gina Canali, Viola Caretti, Mary Visnyicke. Jodi Watkins. Caryn Gregory. Row 2: Stacy McDowell, Tina Miller. Sandy Strittnatter, Cheryl Anna. Julie Prehlo. Sandy Hertzog. Carolyn Colberg, Jacki Dotts. Barb Noel. Jennifer Shaffer. Helen Stritt- matter, Pam lllig, Bev Grisez. Lori Kelly. Linda Strittmatter, Mrs. Caryl Bowman. Row 3: Kelly Moore. Natalie Depto, Julie Kirkpatrick, Stephanie Patrick, Lee Lee Lansberry. Jim Thiec, Mike Wendekier. Shawn Simpson, Don Blick, Frank Pompa, Earl Crowell. Theresa Bearer. Janice Yeckley. Donna Hoover, Linda Zerbee. Row 4: Shirley Hoover, Rose Lansberry, Lisa Fisher. Maliza Gormish, Carolyn Moore. Bill Holtz, John Willians, Jim Ertter. Jeff Burkey. Jaimie Koloney. George Smith. Tish Keefe. Margie Baldacchino. Sue Wendekier. Row 5: Tim Thomas. Joe Wilt. David Bobby. Darren McLaurin. Allan Duman, Richard Miller. Chuck Solomon, Chris Bills. Kevin Kirk. Bill Smith. Gary Laurito. Pat Weakland, Ron Holtz. Jeff Smith. Kevin Born. 126 GIRLS CHORUS: Row 1: Mrs. Bowman. Carol Beam, Mary Jane Short. Suzette Beunier. Patty Sibert, Laura Yeckley. Row 2: Denise Sever. Tina Pastirko, Michelle Grillo, Pam Colberg, Suzy Haluska, Barb Noel, Sharon Yeckley. Mary Lou McNulty. Janine Spacht. Row 3: Kelly Moore, Pam Yeckley. Julie Preloh, Ann Yeckley. Sue Yeager. Theresa Bearer. Linda Zerbee. Linda Strittmatter, Laura Gates. Lee Lee Lansberry. Row 4: Maria Rizzo. Sandy Strittmatter. Julie Kirkpatrick. Stephanie Patrick. Maliza Gormish. Patty Link. Ginny Toseki. Tish Keefe. Jill Solomon. Audrey Brothers. County Chorus: Left to Right, Row 1: Barb Noel, Donna Hoover, Sue Wendekier, Viola Carretti. Row 2: Jim Ertter, John Williams, Patti Stewart, Sean Simpson. Row 3: Tish Keefe, Anna Getsy, Bill Smith, Kevin Born. The girls chorus and Chorale entertained their Christmas audience with Wintertime A — glow, Little Angel, Christmas Calypso, Sleigh Ride, Let It Snow, and a variety of others. The theme for the spring concert came from musicals as the group sang numbers like Chitty Chit- ty Bang Bang, Evergreen, What I Did for Love, Corner of the Sky. Ease on Down the Road, and Everything is Com- ing up Roses. District Chorus: Ron Holtz, Chuck Solomon, Tish Keefe. Ginny Toseki, Jim Ertter. Accompanists: Row 1, Standing: Mary Visnyicke. Sitting: Theresa Bearer. Denise Sever, Barb Noel, Patti Stewart, Audrey Brothers. Row 2, Standing: Alan Duman, Chuck Solomon, Jim Kolonay. Anna Getsy, Tish Keefe. Ginny Toseki, Pat Weakland, Bill Smith, Earl Crowell. Mary Lou McNulty. 127 Putting It All Together Perhaps the least appreciated of all the activities a student can be involved in is the yearbook. There are no applause, honors, trophies, trips, or curtain calls for the Highlander staff but rather only tedious hours of plan- ning, writing, cropping, and typing. Still each staff member has the unique satisfaction of both seeing his her work etched in ink for a lifetime and knowing that without his her effort many special times would be forgotten. The 1982 Highlander was particularly challenging to complete. First, at the beginning of school the seniors voted to have their portraits appear in color to add a new, exciting look to the book. Then, because the staff worked primarily on Saturday mornings, the work was put way behind schedule because meetings had to be cancelled for three consecutive Saturdays in January due to bad weather. Still, each staffer hustled through the month of February to complete each special assignment so that the book could meet its early March deadline. When the years pass members of the Highlander staff may remember the early Saturday morning phone calls bringing news of a meeting’s cancellation, the debate over the choice of covers, learning the techniques of plan- ning and cropping, signing out of free centers to work, being worried about meeting the deadline, and par- ticularly the thrill of putting it all together. E d Sitting: Margie Baldacchino, Tina i Luther, Eileen Eckenrode. Stan- � ding: Lori Lawrence. Mr. Paul 1 Baran, Advisor, Barb Bearer. o r S 128 Sitting: Tammy Weber, Sandy Leonard. Paula Jenkins, Julie Kirkpatrick, Marian Lansberry, Pam Yeckley, Linda Bechel, Chris Smith. Standing: Theresa Phillips, Molly Donahue, Jennie Rosian, Jeanie Duclos, Anna Getsy, Shari Canali, Robyn Hitch, Maris Stoy, Beth Solomon, Chris Baker, Tam- my Sneath. Sitting: Denise Sever, Ann Yeckley. Linda Strittmatter. Stan- ding: Lisa Williams. Pam Short. Minn Inzana. u n d e r c I a s s m e n Lisa Helbig, Lori Lawrence. Justine Petrunyak, Barb Bearer. Carolyn Kovach. Kelly Jo Moore. s Sitting: Zena Weber. Marriane P Maines, Karen Swab, Lisa q Weakland. Standing: Nancy Gadd, Barb Kutruff, Mark Weakland. Tish X Keefe. f S 129 Sitting: Sharon Thiec. Jill Leaper, Roberta Nagle. Grace Link. Stan- ding: Chris Gregory. Louetta Shank. Robert Stoltz. Sitting: Sharon Farrell. Sue Yeager. Karen O’Leary. Chris Zalisnock. Stephanie Patrick. 2nd Row: Jackie Verdavoir, Michelle Jackson. Laura Gates. Gary Laurito. Chris Kontorchik. Vicki Kelly. Deb Prevost. Helen Stritt- matter. Suzie Beunier. Mike McConnell. Mary Visnyszke. Tina Barret. Dana Hoover. Earl Crowell. They Love It While most poeple suffered through a terribly cold, snowy, brutal winter, the Ski Club members cheered each snowy weather report. Despite three cancelled trips due to bitter cold and snow, the club enjoyed six regular trips to Blue Knob plus a bonus March Sunday of skiing. After a year’s absence from the Cambria Heights social scene, the Ski Club was re- juvenated by the return of ad- visors, Harry and Sandy Murphy. The skiers have Mr. and Mrs. Murphy to thank for the great fun of long bus rides, terrible wipe- outs, tremendous (-50 degrees wind chill) cold, Sunday morning bruises that came from creating a path through the woods on Mombo, mad dashes to the rental, freezing lift rides, and the exhileriating thrill from one last run down Bunny Hop at 9:45. Top, Left to Right: Advisor — Mrs. Murphy, Mike Zeanchok, Pat Kinney. Mark Kuhn, Paul Smychynsky. Advisor — Mr. Murphy. Row 2: Donita Maurer, Jeannette Kelly. Lou Leonard, Bill Weakland. Jackie Ver- davoir, Charlie Gregory, Denise Smychynsky. Row 3: Sue Wendekier, Jennifer Depto, Gaelyn Hambley. Chris Smith, Jo-Lynn Valenti, Mike Raynish. Row 4: Roy Defrahn, Nancy Gadd, Donna Hoover, Mini Eckenrode, Tammy Sneath, Patty Sibert, Vicki Kelly, Jay Skateni. Row 5: Jim Panaro, Karen Swab, Barb Kutruff, Tish Keefe, Joe Noel. Dave Westrick, Dan Taylor. Row 6: Glenn Ford, Mark Vescovi, Barry Fox, Steve Blum, Pat Kelly, Joe Woomer, Dave Flora. Bottom, Left to Right: Tony Miller. Bill Lenz. Lea Bradley. Michelle Selestock. Advisors — Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. Row 2: Linda Bogus. Kim Glass. Jane Gooderham, Suzy Haluska. Barb Noel. Scott Murphy. Bill Yahner. Row 3: Jodi Watkins. Kim Crook, Jennifer Bearer. Nick Konior, Robert Berringer. Alex Ebel. Row 4: Michele Weaver. Michael Horvath. John Berringer. Mike Smychinsky. John Stolz. Mike Wendekier. Row 5: Brian Prevost. Natalie Depto, Missy Bertrum, Marie Kelly. Sandy Hertzog. 131 Vol. X, No. 1 'VovcO (r a vc y-5 f'ct 15, 1981 10 First Row: Jean McMullen. Lisa Helbig. Dominica Inzana. Suzette Beunier. Eva Dranchak, Vicki Kelly. Roberta Nagle. Lori Lawrence, Gaelynn Hambley. Zena Weber. Second Row: Mr. Dennis Anna — Advisor. Patricia Sibert, Christine Zaliznock, Dana Hoover. Marian Lansberry. Tina Barrett. Stephanie Patrick. Julia Kirkpatrick. Janice Shirsky. Debra Domalik. Third Row: Donna Hoover, Margaret Baldac- chino, Viola Caretti. Patricia Stewart. Audrey Brothers. Michelle Jackson. Christine Kontorchik. Ronald Gresko. Lori Weakland. Fourth Row: Theresa Bearer, Kelly Jo Moore. Cherie Bopp, Eileen Eckenrode, Tammy Sneath, Bill Pelas. Warren Stahl, Joseph Noel. Fifth Row: Judith Shero. Virginia Toseki, Barbara Kutruff, AnnaGetzy. Donald Yeager. Letitia Keefe. Timothy Hambley. 132 Editors: Gary Laurito Linda Bearer John Kopera Mark Weakland Thomas Chernisky Plaid Talk circulation for 1981-82 started out with a new design for the title. Gary Laurito and Linda Bearer of the Art Department created the new insignia. Thirty-four members worked under the supervision of Advisor. Mr. Dennis Anna. Editor-in-chief John Kopera was aided by assistant Mark Weakland and sports editor Tom Chernisky. With determined reporters. Plaid Talk was able to put out eight interesting editions. Members will long remember the worry of writing articles to meet the deadline, plus making sure that every name is spelled correctly. The typists had the hassle of finding time to type mountains of copy. Also. Tom Chernisky’s famous sports quizzes gave the paper a uniqueness. Editors in particular spent long hours proofreading articles. Although most articles to be proofread were short, some staff members such as Bill Pellas always had an article or story that could easily have been made into a novel. Putting the paper together was the greatest chore, particularly the time it was put together at a gas station while Tom Chernisky swatted flies and let them drop on the paper as the Beatles’ Revolution No. 9 played for the hundredth time. Finally, every Plaid Talk staffer can hear a worried Mr. Anna saying his six famous words — How’s it coming along so far?’’ Typists: Molly Donahue Tamra Weber Michele Spacht 133 Preparing for the Future Sitting: Vice-President — Zena Weber. President — Chris Baker. Standing: Treasurer — Jill Hambley. Secretary — Theresa Phillips. The FBLA Club (Future Business Leaders of America) is now in its third year. The club is opened to any student who has taken two or more business courses. Under the direction of Mrs. Karen Conrad, the organization has been very active. Members have formed a secretarial pool with juniors and seniors. The members type duplicating handouts and other classroom materials. The club also held a hoagie and pizza sale that will enable them to use their money for a spring field trip. This year the chapter also made Christmas cards for the teachers. Each year the FBLA attends two regional con- ferences at surrounding high schools. At the spring conference, the members compete in various business subjects. Any member who qualified will compete at the State Leadership Conference in Lancaster during May. Left to Right, Row 1: Advisor Mrs. Conrad. Jill Hambley. Chris Baker. Beth Solomon. Tammy Sneath. Theresa Phillips. Zena Weber. Row 2: Jean McMullen. Pam Yeckley. Lisa Helbig, Gayna Berish. Colleen Mihalow. Vicki Kelly. Row 3: Lea Bradley, Jane Gooderham, Lori Weakland, Yvonne Davis. Ann Yeckley, Lisa Weakland. Row 4: Camille Stevens. Jo-Lynn Valenti. Tina Luther. Rose Shaner. Renee Vermeulin. 134 First Row: Wendy Wolanin. Sharon Veckley. Roberta Nagle. Dominica Inzana, Pam lllig, Jean McMullen. Lisa Helbig, Diane Maines. Deb Owens. Barbara Noel. Lisa Lawrence. Cindy Polites. Mrs. Jeanine Yahner. Second Row: Debbie Domalik. Justine Petrunyak. Paula Jenkins. Lori Yeckley. Catherine Able. Ann Yeckley. Sharon Hoover. Laura Owens. Jennifer Depto. Lisa Gens. Beth Solomon. Pam Blick. Marianne Maines. Patty Sibert. Janice Yeckley. Lois Williams. Donna Weakland. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Suzette Beunier. Sue Wendekier. Fifth Row: Lisa Fisher. Michelle Spacht. Sharon Knarr. Linda Bechel. Lisa Rematt, Rosemary Kurtz. Audrey Brothers. Nancy Gadd. Lisa Weakland. Darlene Farabaugh. Michele Kuzar. Lois Yeager. Anna Getsy. Shirley Hoover. Sharon Grumbly. Judith Shero. L i b r a r y A i d e s L Library librarian ii these irticularly obvIpOs rs. Betsy WasHko.' ive of absenc {By a newcomer jeanine Yahner. Jjust to the roi lagazines. placinj correct shelves] ja roor materials. operating quietly and efficiently. seldom recognized tool, this year they became a when the regular librarian, forced to take a and she was r library Mrs. Yahner out books ar returned to the III with bulletin boards ing for the audio-visual credit the library continued A u d i 0 V 1 s u a I A i d s First Row: Dana Hoover. Lisa Helbig. Mary Visnyiczke. Debora McCombie. Second Row: Carol Beam, Laura Owens. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Brenda Yeager. Michelle Spacht. Karen Stockley. Fourth Row: Barb Bearer. Caroline Colberg, Lisa Weakland. Cheryl Warfield. Fifth Row: Robert Stolz. 135 Jenny Hanlon. Lisa Fisher. Judith Bender. Wanda Contorchick. Youth Potential — Energy Unlimited First Row: Audrey Brothers. Lee Lee Lansberry, Chris Blake. Linda Zerbee. Judi Sherox. Second Row: Mrs. Debra Yablinsky, Lisa Williams. Carolyn Colberg, Lisa Helbig. Suzette Beunier, Becky Eckenrode. Third Row: Dominica In- zana, Lori Lawrence. Sue Wendekier, Lori Weakland, Pam Short. Theresa Bearer. Sherry Shral. Fourth Row: Sharon Knarr, Mary Visnyiczke, Kelly Moore. Lisa Williams. Rose Shaner, Vicki Urban. Officers: Sitting: Chris Blake. Lee Lee Lansberry. Standing: Audrey Btothers. Judy Shero, Linda Zerbee. The Future Homemakers of America Chapter was involved in many activities this year. During the last home football game, FHA members released 800 red and blue balloons in dedication to the graduating seniors. As a service project, the chapter held a play hour for preschool children in our communities. Members also participated in an initiation ceremony in December and the FHA state leadership con- ference in Lancaster in March. Mini projects for the year included making and distributing fortune cookies to the teachers during FHA week and mak- ing costumes for the school play. Also during the year, Pam Short brought recognition to our school by serving as a state officer for western PA. 1981-82 was the second year for our young chapter. It was a year of candle-lighting, flowers, ham sandwiches, breathing helium, halloween costumes, the rainbow, and Lancaster. All members showed enthusiasm throughout the year in fulfilling the state FHA theme “Youth Potential — Energy Unlimited.” 136 137 Six Senior Captains Varsity: Kneeling: Patty Sibert, Theresa Phillips, Julie Kirkpatrick. Chris Zalisnock, Stephanie Patrick, Laura Wholaver. Standing: Suzie Buenier, Eva Dranchak, Sue Sibert, Terri Luther. Regina Weakland. The thing that made this year different was that the group had an odd number of members (11). An over abundance of senior knowhow made it hard to pick a captain: to solve the problem all six seniors became “captain. Four girls attended camp at Penn State during the summer. The girls attending were Eva Dranchak. Suzie Bunier, Julie Kirkpatrick, and Theresa Phillips. These girls brought back with them new routines and a new style of cheering to add to the squad’s changes. The final added attraction was the selling of stickers during the football season to raise money to purchase new pom poms and nikes. Another dif- ference this year was the decision to split into two squads for away games — A wrestling squad and a basketball squad. These girls will be able to look back at cheerleading and have the satisfaction of knowing that they improved cheerleading a little by making changes. The girls will cherish memories of the freezing cold football games. Pep rally story. “Uptown’’, stealing spoons at P.S.U.. Hastings always being late, flowers and sign from underclassmen, tears that accompanied last games and losses, getting kicked out of the lavs, wrecks, hours spent on scrapbooks. Alma Mater and all the laughs and good times. Junior Varsity: Julie McNulty, Viki Short, Janice Shehann. Ellen Link. Janine Spacht, Deb Boslet, Liz Stockely. Mary Jane Short. 138 Laura Wholaver Theresa Phillips Julie Kirkpatrick 139 Stephanie Patrick Patty Sibert Chris Zalisnock Row 1: Lois Williams, Mary Visnyczke, Paula Bender, Roberta Nagle, Minn Inzana. Row 2: Jennifer Depto, Suzie Beunier, Maria Stoy, Juanita Wilt, Gayna Berish, Joe Wilt. Row 3: Pam lllig, Jan Yeckley, Michelle Zalisnock, Tina Barrett, Dana Hoover, Nick Konior, George Smith, Kelly Moore. State Forensics Radio Announcing Maria Stoy. The Forensics Team, headed by Mr. William Schirf and Mr. William Gormish, attended a demonstration of the various speech categories at Richland High School on October 29. The students observed speeches in boys and girls extemporaneous, informative, per- suasive, oral interpretation, poetry, and prose. After several months of practice, the Forensics Team competed at Westmont High School on January 22. At this meet, the informative speakers placed third as a team. On February 5, the public speakers again traveled to Westmont. At this meet, Janice Yeckley won a third place ribbon in poetry, and the C.H. poetry speakers placed second as a team. During the spring vacation the team competed on February 26. Suzette Beunier won a third place ribbon in the informative event, and the C.H. poetry speakers placed third as a team. On March 2, the students traveled to St. Francis Col- lege and competed in the District 5 tournament. After the tabulation of the scores, a happy Maria Stoy became eligible for the informative event and moved on to the March 16th District Tournament. 140 Prose: George Smith, Kelly Moore. Minn Inzana, Mary Visnyczke, Michelle Zalisnock. Boys' Extemporaneous: Bill Pellas. Joe Wilt. Informative: Lisa Williams, Suzette Beunier, Jennifer Depto, Maria Stoy. Dramatic Interpretations: Tina Barrett. Nick Konior. Dana Hoover. Poetry: Sitting: Roberta Nagle. Paula Bender. Standing: Pam lllig, Lois Williams. Jan Yeckley. Juanita Wilt. 141 Championship Corps 1st Row: Tom Kline, Bonnie Shultz, Cathy Helbig, Jim Ham- mond, Bill Lenz. Maria Phillips. 2nd Row: Stacey McDowell. Patty Krejnus, Dave Rayba, Stacey Yablinsky, Natalie Depto. 3rd Row: Kevin Gibbons. Justine Kline, Jerry Humphrey, Emil Vermeulin, Bevan Kohan. 4th Row: Dave Shell. Brian Yahner, Bill Wilson. Nancy Gadd, Tish Keefe. 1st Row: Roy DeFrahn, Jim Ertter, Chris Ivory, Jim Smith, Mike Mc- Coy. 2nd Row: Stacey Yablinsky, Annettee Woodley, Shirley Hoover. Ron Gray. 3rd Row: Blaine Fiasco, Chris Blum, Terry Murphy, Allen Duman, Kim Sobetsky. B e t a F I i g h t 1st Row: Steve Gibbons, Helen Visnyiczke, Michelle McCoy, Carol Beam, Caryn Gregory, Tina Pasterko, Matt Venesky. 2nd Row: Lisa Williams, Linda Bechel, Vincetta Trexler, Sharon Hoover. Jeff Nagle, Barb Kutruff. 3rd Row: Pam Short, Rochelle Lallemand. Sharon Farrell, George Smith, Roger Hall. 142 1st Row: Patty Krotendofer. Marie Phillips, Josephine Shultz, Bonnie Shultz, Joe Fogle. 2nd Row: Stacey McDowell, Gloria Fogle, Tina Pastirko. 3rd Row: George Smith, Justine Kline, Jerry Hum- phrey. Mike McCoy. 1st Row: Jim Ertter, Michelle Mc- Coy. Bonnie Shultz. Maria Phillips. Kathy Helbig, Roy DeFrahn. 2nd Row: Bill Wilson, Jerry Humphrey. Stacey McDowell, Mike McCoy, Mary Nealen, George Smith. 3rd Row: Blaine Fiasco. Tom Kline. Joe Fogle. Allen Duman. 1st Row: Mark Venesky, Patty Krotendofer, Josephine Shultz, Mary Visnyiczke, Gloria Fogle. Renee Vermuelin. Scott Hite. 2nd Row: Allen Duman. Ginny Toseki, Mary Nealen. Pam Mihalow, Wen- dy Wolanin, Earl Crowell. 3rd Row: Joe Fogle, Wayne Wilson, Jim Venesky. Steve Blum. Ron Holtz. 143 ROTC Band: 1st Row: Gloria Fogle, Patty Krejnus. Renee Ver- milun, Bill Lenz. 2nd Row: Mary Visnyiczke, Jim Ertter, Rochelle Lallemand. Helen Visnyiczke. 3rd Row: Justine Kline, Allen Duman. George Smith, Jeff Nagle. Model Airplane and Rocket Club: 1st Row: George Smith, Jerry Humphrey. 2nd Row: Wayne Wilson, Dave Shell. 3rd Row: Roy DeFrahn, Mike McCoy. The Air Force ROTC unit at Cambria Heights started their new year with good news from Headquarters. The cadets were informed that they were selected as a Meritorious Unit for the fourth consecutive year. Selec- tion is based on competition with the 275 other units in the program throughout the country and means that the Cambria Heights unit is in the top 20% of organiza- tions in the program. Mike McConnell and Scott Hite were selected as Commander and Deputy Commander of the organiza- tion for the academic year and have as their respon- sibility the steering of the corps towards high goals. Some of the activities the cadets participated in this year included parades, a military wedding, Patriotism Day at the elementary schools which entailed the ROTC band playing the National Anthem for the flag raising, and patriotic readings, participating with verteran’s groups at Veteran’s Day activities, a military dinner for the cadets and their guests called a Dining-Out, drill team competition, trips to Ohio and Pittsburg to learn first hand about the Air Force and to receive flights on defense aircraft, military ball, model rocket and airplane flight demonstrations, daily flag raising and lowering ceremonies at the high school, leading the student body in the pledge, and a formal dinner called a Dining-In. Rick Paige was the first cadet in the history of the corps to receive ROTC Pilot’s wings after he had suc- cessfully learned to fly as a private pilot. Members of the drill team had their uniforms adorned for the first time with red shoulder cords signifying their acceptance into the elite squad. Members of the corps were hopeful that Scott Hite would receive his nomination to the Air Force Academy — The first cadet to be so honored. Also, the cadets participated in three national con- tests: Voice of Democracy, Valley Forge Freedom’s Foundation Contest, and Aerospace Education Foun- dation Contest. Michele McMoy reached the regional competition in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Chorale: 1st Row: Stacey McDowell, Tina Pasterko, Michelle McCoy. 2nd Row: Tish Keefe, Roger Hall, Natalie Depto. 3rd Row: Ginny Toseki, Barb Kutruff. 144 Cadet of Semester: Jim Venesky. Cathy Helbig, Allen Duman. Absent Mike McConnell. Military Wedding Detail: 1st Row: Bill Wilson, Joe Fogle. Allen Duman. 2nd Row: Blaine Fiasco. Jerry Humphrey. Roy DeFrahn. Dave Shell. Color Guard: 1st Row: Tom Kline. Stacey McDowell, Bonnie Shultz. Josephine Shultz, Kathy Helbig. 2nd Row: Jerry Hum- phrey. George Smith. Allen Duman. Voice of Democracy Contest Winners: Gloria Fogle. Steve Gib- bons. Scott Hite, Michelle McCoy. Carol Beam. 145 M A S H Cambria Heights' 1982 dramatic production of the two act comedy. M A S H. opened with a dress rehearsal for the Middle School students on Wednes- day. March 31st. The directors. Mr. Gormish and Mrs. Yablinsky. expanded this year’s production into two days on Thursday. April 1st and Friday. April 2nd. M A S H stands for Mobile Ambulance Surgical Hospital; however the seriousness of this title is only a facade for the insane antics of the surgeons and nurses of the 4077th. The play is a short history of the person- nel of the hospital unit situated one mile from the 38th parallel during the Korean War. The plot centers on the attempts of the swampmen to get a young Korean to medical school back in the States. Heading the attempt to educate the boy are the head ‘■nuts’’ of this mobile nut house — Hawkeye Pierce and Kuke Forrest. M A S H includes laughter, romance, a few dramatic moments, and a genuine love of life. Left to Right. Sharon Holtz (Prompter). Ron Holtz, Mrs. Debbie Yablinsky. Mike McConnell. Mr. Gormish. Top Row: Renee Vermeutin (Village ). Vickie Short (Agnes). Pam Short (Miss Randazzle). Juanita Wilt (Villager). Sedona Sunseri (Korean Woman tt 1). Lisa Williams (Vilager). Lois Williams (Villager) 2nd Row Anna Getsy (Congresswoman Goldfarb). Charlie Gregory (Cpt. Oliver Wendell Jones) (Spearchucker). Pam Blick (Villager). Vickie Kelly (Fritzi). Kathy Horne (Mitzi) 3rd Row: Patty Link (Maj Ruth Haskell). Cheryl Anna (Lt. Connie Liebowitz). Mary Lou McNulty (Lt. Nancy Phillips). Minn Inzana (Lt. Louise Kimble). Tim Hambley (Capt John McIntyre (Trapper John). Joe Woomer (Lt. Col Henry Braymore Blake). Earl CroweB (Gen Hamilton Hartington Hammond). Nick Konior (Corporal Radar O'Reilly). Jamie Kolonay (Pvt Boon). Brian Toseki (Ho Jon). Stephanie Patrick (Maj Margaret Houlihan) (Hot Lips). Suzie Beumer (Lt Janice Fury). Julie Preloh (Cpt Bridget McCarthy) 4th 146 Row Wagner (Cpt John Black) (ugly). Dean Weber (Cpt. Walter Waldowski) (Walt). Terry Murphy (Cpt Frank Burns). Barry Fox (Cpt Agustus Bedford Forrest) (Duke). Mark Weakland (Cpt. Benjamin Franklin Pierce) (Hawkeye). Mark Hoover (Sgt. Devine). Gary Laurito (Father John Patrick Mulcahy) You call this a staff meeting? “Hail, Hail the gang's all here.' We've created a monster!!!” Oh, you devil-you.” “And Now the Latest in Army Wear. 'Aren't we gorgeous? 147 LIGHTING: Mike McConnell. Sandy Strittmatter. Sharon PROPS: Juanita Wilt, Renee Vermeulin. Lois Williams. Pam Blick. Dana Holtz, Ron Holtz. Hoover. Lisa Williams. Sedona Sunseri. STAGE CREW: Fred Strittmatter. Ken Strittmatter SOUND: Mike McConnell. Ken Strittmatter TICKETS AND PUBLICITY: Kneeling: Linda Bechal. Lisa Rematt. Kim Blick. Tina Barrett. Standing: Mary Visnyiczke. Denise Sever. Linda Strittmatter. Zena Weber. Barb Bearer. Lisa 148 Weakland. Lynn Sammarco. Cathy Abel. MAKE-UP: Jeane Duclo, Jennifer Depto, Jennifer Bearer. Jeannene Johnson. Chris Blake. Sharon Holtz. Alicia Sasway, Jean Vallery, Lin- da Zerbee, Pam Link, Karen Stockley. Carolyn Kovach. USHERETTES: Theresa Phillips, Patty Sibert, Mary Jane Short. Viola Caretti. Linda Bogus. Lisa Gens. Lori Lawrence. Sue Wendekier. STAGE DESIGN: Joe Wilt. Mike McConnell. Tim Hambley. Sue Sibert. Cheryl Snyder. Ruth Bradley. Ron Holtz. Patty Stewart. Chris Kontorchick. Chris Smith. Rick Woods. Marty Wagner. Gary Laurito, Michelle Jackson. Disco in Army Drag 149 Did you hear the one about the.. Marty, what big feet you have. Class Will We. the members of the 1982 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do hereby generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen. Cathy Abel: My spot in the lav to Sue. Frank Abel: Techer table to John Selestok. Amy Adams: To Debi Domalik my posi- tion as squad leader and all the fun times of being a senior. John E. Albright: To Matt Treon. I leave the skin head’s. Charles Anna: My locker to any freshman who wants it. Dave Anna: I will to my brother Don all my old worn out jock straps. Chris Baker: I will to Lee Ann and Kate all the good times in band and all the headaches of being the next flag Sergeants. Margie Baldacchino: To Debbie Domalik I will 1st chair in the clarinet section and to all the people in track my tricks to skip laps — to Lori Kelly all my vacations to get out of summer band. Monica Banik: My Sabor to Tina Barrett. Drew Bassett: Mrs. Depto. Wes Bearer: I will to Mike Bender the school and all the problems of the Lav and Mr. Tinnick. Linda Bechel: To Louis — the troubles and headaches of being a senior. Pierre Becker. My locker to some stupid freshman. Judy Bender: The great times in Chorale to Jenny S. Betty Ann Bensor: To S.W. and E.S. all those great concert band practices. To my sister Martha all the great times at CH. Chris Blake: To J.G., C.S., J.D., and L.B. the great times I had my Senior year. To my little sister. Lisa, all the fabulous years I had at C.H. Don Blick: To Ron G. my jump shot. Ray Yeckley my coolness. Jim B. my errorless glove. Chris B. my height, and Steve B. my fielding tips. Pam Blick: to Cindy Polites and Vicki Shuss. all the freezing, cold rainy morn- ings walking to the bus stop. To Sue Wendekier and Debbie Domalik my back seat on the bus to the football games. Stephen Blum: All my good times on bus 14 to Chris. Steve Bobby: I will to Kevin “Bum Phillips my back seat on the bus. Ron Bradley: A certain table in the library to the Hastings gang. Audrey Brothers: To Debi Domalik an avid “JOOK-LOVER. A SUPER Senior Year, to the colorguard. Sharon’s and my song “Everyone Knows it’s Windy” and to my sister Jackie, all the men she can handle. Rena Byrnes: To all the freshmen who will be here next year, the good times that I had while I was there. Sharon Canali: To Gina, all my good times and many high school memories and to anyone who can stomach it. the food in this place! Mike Carroll: Any old Phys Ed. locker. Patty Churella: My locker beside Luke to anyone unlucky enough to get it. Wanda Contorchick: To Shelly G., all the boring teachers. Craig Couturiaux: The empty snuff cans in the bottom of my locker to Scott Winslow. Debbie Crook: To Kimba. the honour of being the royal Plague Queen and to Jodesia, the African Queen, the next three years with Sigmund the Sea Monster. Earl Crowell: To Mr. E. have fun trying to teach and find Tuba players. Also to all Freshmen, join some activities and the 4 years will go a lot faster and be more fun. Yvonne Davis: To my brother, the will power to make it three more years. Molly Donahue: To anyone that’s lucky enough to get the job of sweeping the floor in the gym and making frames. Jaime Dubetsky: All the boring bus 24 rides to Kooch. (Mark Beltowski) Jeane Duclos: To Jimmy Ertter, the music Geno willed me in 1980, to Vicki Kelly, all the good times I had at C.H., and the long, hard band practices to any underclassmen. Eileen Eckenrode: I will to future classes at Cambria Heights, the Cambria Heights Parking Lot Security Squad (CHPLSS) and to my sister. Amy, all the good times she can handle. Darlend Farabaugh: To Grace all the pain and agony of studying for tests and quizzes. Sharon Farrell: I will all my exciting Senior classes to Barb and Lisa and all orange juice to Sue. To Julie. Donna and Sedon- na all the good times in band and none of the bad. Tim Ferrence: To Bungulo Bill the fun times in the Lav. Lisa Fisher: My homeroom seat in A111 with Mr. Schirf to any unfortunate person. Glenn Ford: All the good times I’ve had at C.H. Barry Fox: I will to all the upcoming students a good time at C.H. Nancy Gadd: To Bo and Jennifer my B.B. stats and all the broken lead and pencils, to Andera. the orange juice containers and contents, to Julie, my ability to con and or lie yourself out of a situation. Laura Gates: My boring study halls to Rochelle Lallemand and my broken locker to my little brother. Anna Getsy: To Julie P. I will my seat in Chorus and to Lori W. my seat on Bus 10. Dave Gooderham: I will to W.C. and S.L. my seat at the 4 table 8th and 9th mods. Charles Gregory: I will to Jeff Kohan a punch in the face. Chris Gregory: I will my back seat on the Tech Bus to Kim O’Leary and my locker in S pod and everything in it. Ron Gresh: My locker to George Smith. Gaelynn Hambley: Band uniform 1 to the privileged underclassman who has enough pride, clarity, and self-esteem, and audacity to wear it. Anthony Hanlon: To Mike P., the Vo-Tech bus ride and to my sister have fun. To Sal- ly. Beth and Ellen, more brains and our lunch table. Jim Hayes: To Fred Strittmatter — my Hall Pass — I stole when I was a Freshman, (you lose it and you’re Dead Fred!) Robyn Hitch: To future Seniors, all the homework, especially in English, and the fun times you make for yourselves. Scott Hite: My Physics notes, they’ll need them. Ron Holtz: To Tim Mazurak and Tom Holtz all the good times in Band. Deneen Hoover: I will to any business ma- jor the pleasure of Mr. Mehall's classes. Donna Hoover: All the times we got yelled at in Band to Colleen and all the long waits for rides home after band practice to Jane. Evelyn Hoover: To Darin Stoltz I will my backseat on Bus 10; if Cheryl Warfield doesn’t get there first. Matthew Horvath: To Ron Gresko my Cincinnati Bengal Shirt. Daniel Hrubochak: To Kimba my position as lead snare, to Jody, some brains so she’s not so dingy and to Worm three more years of boring classes. Connie Ivory: To Mike, his three more 150 years in this pit hole (Good Luck) To Mary Ann, the long year of being a senior. Michelle Jackson: To Donna all the good times I had in High school. Paula Jenkins: To Vicki Kelly and Lynn Sammarco may they have as much fun their senior year as I did mine. To Arlene Miller my back seat on Bus 19. may you never have to go to the bathroom while going up Palmer Ave. Charles Keefe: To see Snyder do a dunk in a real game and maybe even Bills someday. Letitia Keefe: I will to Barb N. my over- powering speed in track and basketball. Patrick H. Kelly: A certain table in the library to any underclassman. Joan Kimack: A case of Pepto-Bismol to anyone stupid enough to eat the food. Danielle Kinney: To Lisa Rudolph and Monica Yarko the ambition to make it one more year. Pat Kinney: I will all my late passes to Mark Kuhn. Julia Lynn Kirkpatrick: To Lisa Bernard my graduation cap and all the greatest memories of Hastings’ parties. To my brother Eric, my unique ability to match his clothes and my jump shot — good luck. Elyse Klemann: To Lori Prevost all the fun times in the lav. Thomas Kline. Jr.: Everything I have to Jo Shultz. Mary Koklar: To D.C. my job of yelling at everyone. To Rose Kurtz, the back seat on the bus. Joseph R. Konior: To my fellow musi- cians, any and all leftover musical talent; and to Glenn. Fizz, and buttercheeks. my woman-snaring techniques. Christine Kontorchik: All the homework, test, and the fun times I had. Brian Kopera: I will to any boys — To flirt with all the girls during school. Andrew Kovall: I will my lunch that’s at the bottom of my locker to J.S. Chris Kruise: My spot in the lav to Sue. Barbara Ann Kutruff: I will to Cathy M., my bruised knees and to Kim and Brenda all the fun? of being a line judge. Michele Lynne Kuzar: To Grace all the patience to put up with the people you can’t stand. To Chris S. enough will to make one more year. Tom Lacey: To Bobby Phipps I will the right to sit at our lunch table. Cliff Lamont: The garbage in my locker. Darrell Lane: The paper at the bottom of my locker to Mike. Marian Lee Lansberry: To my sister Rosie, all my hard work and accomplish- ed satisfactions. Gary Laurito: To Kevin my first chair in band and to Colleen all my quarters for the arcade. Jill Leaper: To Ellen all the trouble that Thicker and I got into. Thomas Lechene: I will to Mark Beltowski the good times in P.O.D. Laura Lefebure: To Lisa good luck with anyone you want. Lawrence Lefebure: My rusted out locker to anyone willing to clean it out. Richard Legros: To Ron Gresko my foot- ball talents and to Don McGowan my mudboard at Vo-Tech. Sandy Leonard: All the good times before 8:15 and after 3:15 and floor sweeping job to anyone lucky enough to get it. John Lewis: I will all of my brains to Ellen. Grace Patricia Link: Kathy Stephen the best of fun with Langham next year. Pamela Joan Litzinger: To Freshman all the good times and experience I had. and to Lisa Williams all the empty cans. Christina Marie Luther: To my younger brother and sisters may they enjoy their high school years to the fullest and may love and happiness follow them wherever life may take them. Jim Maines: English class to Dave Bender. Marianne Maines: To my sister, Diane and Chrissy B. to keep the bus rocking and make trouble and to Mike P. my A102A mirror. Allen Malloy: To John Crowell I will my magnificent playing ability as if he needs it. To Brian Toseki I will all my broken sticks. Donita Maurer: To Sally all my late passes. Deb McCombie: My 20 study halls to my little sister. Mike McConnell: To some underclassman my ability of skipping classes without get- ting in trouble. To Sandy the light board and to Becky my sax. Jim Mcllwaine: To Jim Homerski all the boring and worthless days up Vo-Tech. Pamila Mihalow: My sympathy to all the people who will be in ROTC next year. Wayne Miller: The bottom of my locker in S pod to Connie. Tina Miller: To Cindy and Richard my sister and brother all the happiness their Senior year. Kelly Jo Moore: I will to Cherie Bopp and Teresa Cinningham the good times we had in band, also my sabre to someone who deserves it. Jeff Morgan: I leave the school lunch to jock face. George Murphy: To Beth and Sally anything they want. Roberta A. Nagle: My track locker, hop- ing they get more luck out of it and more use than I did. David Nelen: To Eric my seat on the Vo- Tech bus and Sally M. my brain. Lori L. Nelen: To the teachers next year Lori, Lori. Mary, etc. our lunch tables and don’t let anybody sane have them. Donna Nitti: To my sister Darla all the good times I’ve had up Tech, and may she be lucky enough to get Mr. Bakajza her senior year. Joe Noel: To Yeckley all my running ability. Karen O’Leary: To the next matmaid my mop and soapy socks; to all of my sisters and brothers the crazy times in school. Judy Owens: I will to any smart underclassman my bad grades. Nina Passanita: To Jeff K. Rickie F. and Eric S. all the agony and anticipation of another year to go and to Mike two more years to go! Stephanie Patrick: All my expertise and pressure techniques in my selling of hoagies and chances to Debbie Boslet. Theresa M. Phillips: To my sister Mary Kay all my fond memories and hope that all her dreams come true. To Suzie B. my football poster designs and to Rose K. my seat on the bus. Joseph Donald Piatek: To Tim G. (Rab- bit) I leave all my boring classes. Anthony Polisky: To all underclassmen I leave Mrs. Depto’s English class. John Polites: I will to Leppy a new green jacket. Francis Pompa: To Bill Smith I give my guitar pick. Deborah Ann Prevost: To Lori the en- durance to make it another year. To Tina all the fun of being a freshman and to whoever gets my locker in C-hall. my water fountain. Donna Price: All the crazy times up at Vo-Tech. Lisa Ann Rematt: To Scott and Wayne all the crazy timec ahead! To Billy N. my table in the library. Jenny Rosian: I leave my locker and books to that unfortunate underclassman. Kevin Saswav: All of the rotten homework I had in school and my sticky gym locker. Francis Sclesky: Mrs. Depto’s English class and Mr. Link’s corny jokes. Denise Nanette Sever: The guy in my 151 locker to Linda, my daughter, and my chorale folder to my niece someday. Rose Ann Shaner: I will to Barb R. all the fun times of being a senior. Bernard Shank: My bass drum from band and to my brother Gregg all the good times in high school. Lou Ann Shank: To my sister. Lois, two more years of prison. Bill Shevock: Ms. Depto’s English class to all the juniors. Christine Shomo: To Cathy Stevens my mop and wet dirty socks and to Mary Lou my good times in track. Joe Short: To Matt Treon. our teacher table and my gym locker and what you can find inside. Chuck Shuss: To Chris Bopp I will my gym locker. Patricia Anne Sibert: To S. Wendieker a few Big Basketballs and to my sister Sue the First Dead dog of “83. Janice Swirsky: My countdown calendar for long awaited days until graduation to Bones and Tammy. Christine Smith: I will my rare trumpet playing ability to some unfortunate underclassman trumpet player who isn’t as talented as I am. Jonathan Smith: To Dick Miller I leave my number 88” Football jersey and all the hard practices. Denise Smychynsky: To Tammy, a u in deportment every 9 weeks like I had. Tammy Sneath: To Vince and Tom I will a normal laugh, and to Lisa and Zena I will Vince and Tom. Beth Solomon: To Chuck and Kelly and my little cuz all the opportunities to have as many good times in high school as I’ve had. John Stahl: My physical Ed. locker. Patricia Gayle Stewart: To Arlene Miller and Tim Mazurak all the memories of band. Sheri Lynn Stiles: The great times in health services to Joyce when she’s a senior and to Carl I will the great times he’ll have in his senior year. Mary Lou Stoltz: To Cindy. Tery and Lin- da the job of harassing Jungle. To Brenda my tube of Ben Gay. Robert Stoltz: To my brother. John, the great times I had at Tech and to Lieber the great times at Cambria Heights. Maria Stoy: To Jack, all of my expertise in surviving high school with flying colors. Helen Strittmatter: Coach Murphy to the next girl’s basketball manager. Linda Strittmatter: To Lynn, Karen, and Lisa the hope of graduation, to Sis and Cous those boring gym classes without Denise and me. Michelle Sutton: To my baby brother all the work I never got done. Karen M. Swab: My ehem II and physics notes to my cousin Julie and Sarge’s room to all the unlucky freshmen. Tina Swarden: To my sister Mitzi who will be a freshman next year all the fun and hard work of high school. Tim Taylor: To all future Vo-Tech students the long hours in Mrs. Depto’s English Class. Sharon Thiec: To Ellen all the trouble that Jill and I got into. Tim Thomas: To Tammy Gerlesky my locker and everything in it. Ginny Toseki: I will to Cathy Miller running all those miles for track in the snow. rain, sleet, and cold, to Suzie all the great times of your high school years. Jo-Lynn Valenti: My locker in C-hall to a tall person who can reach the top. Jim Veneskey: To B.P.. some advice on chess. Mark Venesky: My locker and boring study halls. Jacki Verdavoir: To my sister. George. I leave my memories and good times in the lav. Ron Verdavoir: Bus 24 to Pizza (Mark Beltowsky). Renee Vermeulin: To anyone who has the ambition to carry a tuba and learn how to play it. Mary Beth Visnyiczke: To my three most favorite underclassmen the good wishes for the next three years. Marty Wagner: To Kim the strength to survive the last two years of band without me. Rae Ann Wagner: To K.D. my seat at the V.F.W. park. Dave Warner: My football jersey to my lit- tle brother and all the long hours on the practice field. Mark Weakland: I will D-8 to Jill and my locker to my three sisters. Lisa. Lori, and Zena. Bill Weakland: To Jody, my great wisdom of knowing everything. Christine A. Weber: I will to Lisa Cunn- ingham all the good times I had during my high school years. Dean Weber: To some unlucky freshman all the gum wrappers in the bottom of locker A-73. Tamra Weber: To Zena all the good times I’ve had in school and to anyone lucky enough to get our frame making and floor sweeping jobs. Ron Wentz: Mrs. Depto. Dave Westrick: I will my bridge painting skills to the remainder of the gang. Ray and Ron. Ken Westrick: To any unlucky freshman my locker and books. Laura Wholaver: To Gina all the memories and hassles of cheerleading. To Lee Ann our table and talks, to Jackie and Judy, being a techer. Lois Williams: To Dana Hoover, all the great times after school and in Forensics. Wendy Wolanin: My locker and books. Rick Woods: Remaining years working at C.H. prison to M.L. Joseph Woomer: To all juniors, the thrill you get when you realize you’ll be out in one year. Mike Yarko: My locker. Lois Yeager: To Chris S. all the patience to last another year and all the strength to survive those bus rides. Susan Yeager: To some unlucky freshman Sarge’s room. Ann Yeckley: To my little brother. Mark, my locker along with all my headaches. Mary Yeckley: To anyone who wants them, my messy lockers. Pamela Joy Yeckley: I will to my brother and sister (Billy and Jan) all our parent’s love, protection, and trust that they gave me all my high school years. Sharon Lynn Yeckley: To Laura, fun out here during her last year. To Gary, all the books in the library and to Cheryle and Dave, those long band practices and rides home. Christine Zalisnock: To all future cheerleaders all the great times cheering and the pain of selling chances. Bob Zaliznock: My locker and my books. Rich Zemrose: Mrs. Depto’s English Class. Linda Zerbee: To Maryann three more years in this school and my spot in the lav. 152 Wanda Box 25- nnelly Avenue nt ?rd. 1963 ibell Street Pa. 15722 April 24. 1964 September 22. 1964 247-8431 Dave Anna Box 22 Carrolltown, Pa. April 15. 1964 344-8291 Football Wrestling Track Xi Wayne Ann Box 555 Hastings. Pa. i January 23. 19i 247-8432 Basketball Baseball . Cathy Abel P.O. Box 148 ' Hastings. Pa 16646 January 23. 1965 247-8207 Chorus 1 m u frank Abel rBox 304 Spangler Street Hastings. Pa 16646 february I ■ 247-6260 Amy Adams Box 10 Carrolltown. Pa. 1572 June 16. 1964 344-8147 Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 County Band 3. 4 Band Treasurer 4 Pep Band 4 Track 1 fry John E. Albright 407-5th Avenue Patton. Pa. 16668 October 31. 1963 674-8985 Charles Anna R.D. 1 Box 314 Patton. Pa. 16668 Directory ’ yt jr FBLA President 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Margie Baldacchino Box 68D Carrolltown. Pa. 15722 Band President 4 Prom Committee 3 Monica Banlk Box 28 French Hill Hastings. Pa 16646 September 2. 1963 247-8927 Colorguard 1.2.3. 4 Colorguard Co-Captain Track 3. 4. 2 Library Aide 3 Drew Bassett Box 115 Elmora. Pa. 15737 August 10. 1962 948-7711 Wes Bearer 41 Richard Street Carrolltown. Pa. 15722 April 1. 1962 344-8376 Linda Bechel P.O. Box 124 Carrolltown. Pa. 15722 August 7. 1964 344-6652j|fc Play ComrfiUtee 3.4 FBLA 2. 3 Year Book 3. 4 Library Aide 4 K '4-8543 FFA 3. 4 VSO 4 ROTC 2. 3. Ski Club 1.2. Mk Betty Ann Bensor Box 166 St Befiedict Pa. 15773 i ebruary 23. Judy Bender P.O Box 18 5773 m •4 )7( DECA Football Patricia Churella Box 10§3Slfc 1 Patton. PA 16668 September 27. 1964 674-8155 Library Aide 2 FFA 3. 4 (Secretary 4) VSO 4 208 Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4 Christine Blake 501 Pafk Avenue Patton Pa 16668 June 30. 1964 674-8991 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 FHA President 4 Play Makeup 3.4 Yearbook Staff 3 Girls Track 3 Pe Band 4 [Pj om Committee 3 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Band Secretary 4 Play 4 Stephen Blum RDttljBg Dysart Pa 16636 January 25. 1964 ROTC ’ ™ Steve Bobby Box 319 RD � 1 St. Boniface April 14. 1964 247-8180 Ron Bradley Box 150 Hastings. Pa. 16646 April 1. 1964 247-8572 Football 1.2,3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Audrey Brothers Box 534 Bridge Street Hastings. Pa 16646 August 15. 1964 247-6503 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Colorguard 3. 4 Class Secretary 2 F.H.A. (secretary) 4 Girls Chorus 2. 3. 4 Swim Team 1 FBLA 2 Plaid Talk 3. 4 .Library Aid 2. 3. 4 JA.V. Club 3 Rena G. Byrnes Spangler Street Hastings. Pa 16646 September 28. 1964 247-8183 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Chorale 2. 3 Sharon Canali R.D 1 Box 191 Timber. Pa. 6639 1964 L 10769 Yearbook 4 f i 3 ' t Springs. PA 16624 ■V 1964 674-87;' FFA Lilli 15722 153 344-8673 Chorale 1. 2 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Marching Band 2. 3 Christine Gregory '‘631 Magee Avenue Patton. PA 16668 I January 26. 1965 674-8014 Marching and Conc School Play V, 2, 3 Track 3 1 Yearbook 4 iharon Lynn Farrell 18 Mellon Avenue ’attgn, PA 16668 3 28, 1964 174-8746 rfartfringBand 2? 3. 4 Mldfeergeant 4 'ol wball Manager 3. 4 'enue [6668 ratton, PO larch 3. 74-8806 land 1,2. morale Ron Gresh P.O. Box 88 St Benedict. Pa. 15773 January 15. 1965 Band 1.2. 3.4 Gaelynn Lea Hambley R.D. 1 Box 73 Hastings. Pa. 16646 July 16. 1964 246 6673 Marching Band 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 4 L;.� Fisher 4i. McIntyre Avenue Fa-ton. PA 16668 Ce ember 13. 1964 674-5583 Chorale 2.3. 4 Molly Donahue 524 Magee Aver Patton. PA 166€ March 12. 1964 674-3689 Library Aid 2. 3 Track 1, 2 Yearbook 3. 4 Band 1 Plaid Talk 4 Crowell's Angels 3. 4 Section ••1 1 Jaime Dubetsky Box 31Q Hastings. PA 16646 June 2. 1964 247-8548 Football Basketball Football 1. 2 [Track 2 [Play 4 Anthony Hanlon R.D. box46 Dysart. Pa. 16636 April 6. 1964 674-8594 v.i.c.a. 4 rr} ROTC1.3 lEg Nane torena Gadt| •508 5th Avenue 'Patton. PA 16668 , 'July 20. 1964 674-8532 Volleyball Manager c Track Manager 3. 4 basketball Manager [Drama 4 Jeane Duclos 907 4th Avenue Patton. PA 16668 December 24, 1964 674-8403 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 Marching Band 1.2.3. 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 2 Play Committee 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 3. 4 Yearbook 4 Hitch Girl's Chorus 2. 3. 4 Yearbook 4 February 7 674-8024 Volleyball 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Scott Regis Hite R.D. 1 Box 40 Patton. Pa. 16668 July 17. 1964 674-8441 ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Ann Marie Getsy Box 161 RD 1 Patton. PA 16668 November 8. 1964 674-5013 Girl's Chorus Plaid Talk Yearbook leen Eckenrode O. Box 12 arrolltown. PA Jly 6. 1964 Dave Gooderhan RD 1 Box 31 Patton. PA 16668 August 6. 1964 674-8521 Rot Holtz R D Box 8-E Hastings. Pa. 16646 August 18. 1964 221 St. Mary Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 July 10. 1964 344-8243 Pep Band i. 3. 4 County Band 1 Band Historian 4 Chorale 4 District Chorale 4 ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Play 2.3. 4 Charles Gregory R D. 1 Box 174 Patton. PA 16668 154 NSline Kontorchik WO. 1 Box 127-A } Carrolltown. Pa. 1572- December25, 1964 344-6677 Plaid Talk 4 Yearbook 4 Brian KOpera 1007 Fifth Avem juise 16646 .icef idei lass President 2 Manager Hoover Club 3. Yearbook 3. 4 ROTC4 Plaid Talk 4 Chorale 1, 2,3.4 Girls Chorale 3. 4 Band 2.3 roan Kinau R.D. 1 Box 8A 247-8100 July 24. 1964 674-8747 vICA 4 Library Aide 4 239 Harvey Street UMjttgs. Pa. 166- Track 1.2 January i 247-8616 Football 1 Baseball ] Pla� d Talk Matthew Ho Box 45 St. Benedict May 11. 196 344-8595 ? Baseball mS Football If2 Andrew Kovall Sunset Road Carrolltown. Pa June 4. 196 Daniel ft Kinney i DX 116 mora. Pa. 15737 on Pa. ay 8. 1963 Concert Marchin ■ilia LynnKirkpatrck Bidge Steel Bastings.pa 1664 -f Barch 1911964 2. 3. 4 CttggggatfndK i[ i P Talk 3. 4 HpiS| PromComrTW Play 3 Connie Pa. 16624 Kutruff 8766 A 2. 3 August 29. 1964 Vollevbail 2. 3. 4 Jackson d Street Pone 64 1 5722 yball 2.3.4 Basketball 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Marching Band 2. 1 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 Plaid Talk 4 Ski Club 4 Michele Lynne Kuzar R.D. 1 Box 70 Carrolltown. Pa. 15722 June 1. 1964 344-6395 Volleyball 31 ibrary Aid Tom Lacey Cliff Larnont Box 176 | Bakorton Pa. 15737 8� 5 P Darren L ane Box 52 Fimora Pa 15737 June 23. 1964 948-6255 155 Marian Lea Lansberry lox 169-A ’atton. Pa 16668 May 10. 1964 Ski Club 2. 4 Plaid Talk 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Crowell's Angels 3. 4 ■ 74-2212 rra ra u. heading tball m Committee earbook Staff .ibrary Aide ; lald Talk r IA SWCTOb 1 Qass Officer 1 Class Officer — Ti Play 2 Girls Chorus r Gary urito 503 6th Avenue t d Patton. PA 16668 July 11. 1964 674-8008 Concert Band 1. 2,3. 4 Marching Band 1J?. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. . .£ Baodf. 3' John Lewis Box 67 Chest Springs. PA 16624 August 25. 1964 674-2257 ROTC1.2. 3.4 VICA4 National Honor Society Patncia Link h Avenue ace 4 5th PA 16668 ___ 8. 1963 8804 Club 3. 4 Competition District and state 3. 4 ook 4 Regional Band 3. 4 Allegheny Heart Clarion Band Cl Band Vice-Presi Chorale 4 Forensics 1. 2. _ District ForensiOS 1.2, Regional Band 4 . 4 4 la Joan Litzinger RD 1 Box 122 A atton, PA 16668 November 25. 1964 674-3306 Magazine Sales 4 Christina Marie Luther 1 l jrch Street C WW! wn. PA 15722 October 5. 1963 344-8305 Prom Committee 3 uard 2. 3 k 3 —. 13.4 fZ er 2 m 674-8391 Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 1. 2. 3 ROTC 1.2. 3. 4 ROTC — Commander 4 Ski Club 2. 4 Yearbook Photographer c Play Committees 2. 3. 4 Jim Mcllwaine Spangler Street Hastings. PA 16646 247-8636 September 6. 1964 Jody McMullen Box 322 Hastings. PA 16646 247-6320 April 19. 1964 Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 Pamela Mihalow R.D. 1 Box 227B Patton. PA 16668 Wayne Miller Box 402 Ashville. PA T 6613 November 8. 1964 674-2254 Vo-tech (VICA) Tfibmas Lee RD 1 Box Patton. PA 1 May 5. 1964 ICA (vo-tech) Lefebure January 31, 1964 Lawrence Lefebure P.O. Box 431 Hastings. PA 16646 January 31, 1964 247-8218 Glee Club Chorus 1 ROTC 3 Richard Legros Box 183 St Benedict. PA February 27. 1964 948-8649 Football 1.2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 eonard ■■ F- 10’ PA gusrjfc. 1! 247-8238 Girls Track Yearbook Library Aid 2. 3. 4 Allen Malloy RD 1 Box 190 Patton. PA 16668 January 6. 1982 674-3323 Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4 __ MarChlng Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Do nlta Maurer Box347 CarroMtown. PA 15722 June 5. 1964 344-6641 Cokxguard 2 Volleyball 3 Ski Club 4 Deb McCombie Box 11A RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 April 29. '962 674-8020 Mike McConnell RD 1 Box148A Patton. PA 16668 January 11. 1964 312 Mellon Avenue . Patton. PA 16668, August 24. 1964 S 674-8962 Concert Band 1,2. 3, 4 Chorale 1. 2. 3. 4 ROTC 1.2 Drama 1 Marching iBnqjj. 2. 3. 4 Jiy JoMoore x 338 { •rolittfwo. PA 16722 September 15. 344-8066 Oplorguard Captai Flags 2. 3 Yearbook Girls Track FBLA3 FHA 4 TC I. . Drale 1. - paid Talk 4 I Knsics 3.| arvAk «TI na Club JJJJ, '1 Morgan D I Box 171 A atton. PA 16668 .ugUst 28. 1964 74-5525 4-8576 berta A. Nagle o zr Dysart. PA 16636 December 1 1964 . W DEcrr V Z TracjTT. 4 ( • t Forensics 3. 4 � K - Library Aid 4 Plaid Talk 3. 4 Chorus 2. 3 Girls Chorus 2. 3 Yearbook 4 156 16668 aid Piatek Josep P.O. E fiarrd IN neier sart, PA ptember 9, 1964 4 8719 X)3 Anthony Box Box 283 Elmora. October 948-921 l. Nelen vine, pa ust 16, 1964 :a liral Peary School Si n POkies Arnies-Orive July Zb. 1964 944-8627 K Footbam . ’ Basketball 1.2 3.4 Baseball 3 na Nitii Box 4 Joniface 17. 1964 -82 Francis 212 Go Patton. Lmwood Avenue on. PA 16668 ale 2. 4 K2. 3,4 2. 3 ah Ann Prevo Patton, PA 16668 March 7. 1964 674-5471 Yearbook 3. 4 ( 674-5120 Track DECA wri. PA 28. 1963 Lisa Aw Rematt ?? ■ r • Play Committee 4 Forensics Mu%c Theory 3 Rose Ann Shaner Box 667 Spangler. PA 948-5534 December 29,1964 Chorale 1,2. 3 Plaid Talk 3 Track 3.4 FBLA3.4 FHA4 Bernard Shank Box 238 Carrolltown. PA 16722 344-8149 June 22. 1964 Band ROTC Lou Ann Shank Box 641 Spangler. PA 15755 948-4075 Yearbook Bill Shevock Box 138 Bakerton, PA Juty 5. 1963 Christine Shomo RD 8 1 Box 462 Ashville. PA 16613 674-5985 August 7. 1964 3 irTs Sw im T earn 1 ( Year Look Plaid Talk ROTC I Matmald 4 Joe Short Beech fin- 33 I PA ioooO ! February 21. 1964 674-5726 Stephanie Patrick RD 82 Box 104 Duncansvllle. PA November 8. 1964 1-696-1279 Cheerleading i 2.3.4 Captain 4 Chorus 3. 4 Play 3. 4 Plaid Talk 3, 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Library Aid 3 Fomnsics 3 Prom Committee 3 Ski Club 1.2 Theresa M Phillips Box 245 M HastmgsjPA 16646 June 10, 1964 Box mUDIRHPR 520 Patton. PA 674-5084 247-8582 | Cheerleading 1. 2.3. 4 Ciptain 4 H U.S. Cheerleading Ac FBLA3. 4 Secretary 4 NCTE Writing Nominee 3 Concert Band 1. 2 Yearbook 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Play Committee 3. 4 ir m ward3 344-8385 ■ Volleyball Manager 4 Library Aid 4 Jenny Rosian RD 81 Box 22 Patton. PA 16668 674-8437 March 20. 1964 Band ROTC Track Yearbook Kevin Sasway Box 12 St. Benedict, PA 948-4987 August 10, 1963 Francis Sclesky Box 141 Bakerton. PA 15737 December 22. 1964 Band 1.2.3. Denise Nanette Sevel 305 Mellon Avenue! Patton, PA 16668 674-8716 July 10. 1964 Chorale 1.2.3. 4H Girls Chorus 4 Band 1 Yearbook 3. 4 Drama 4 Chuck Shuss Box 15 Carrolltown. PA 15722 344-6376 February 6. 1963 Patricia Anne Sibert Hastings. PA 16646 247 6680 October 8. 1964 Ski Club 4 Forensics Z3 Swim Team 1 Homecomlril Court 4 Junior Cla .iwary 4 Pbook Plaid Talk 3. 4 Circulation 4 Play Usherette (Committee) 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Janice Skirsky Carrolltown. PA 1572 344-8683 March 10. 1964 Talk 3.4 Christine Smith 814 Ross Avenue Patton. PA 16668 June 18. 1964 157 •usinei Wc h 10. 1964 rarching BateV OB|ert Ban S PrBand 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, 4 Chorale 1. 2. 3 County Chorus 1. 2 Ski Club 2. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Play (Scene design) 3. 4 Jonathan Smith R.D 1 Box 197 674-8137 July 17. 1963 Baseball 1 Football 3.4 Denise Smychynsky R.D. 1 Box 265 Ebensburg, PA 344-6308 9. 1964 Club 4 Cheerleader 3 Robert Stoltz R.D. «1 Box 7 Carrolltown, P 344-8120 June 21. 1964 Track 1 A.V. 1.2.3. 4 Ski Club 1, 2. 4 VICA4 Yearbook 4 reet 1572? Maria Stoy Box 60 Hastings. PA 166- 247-8240 January 16. 1965 Cheerleading 1.2 Class Play 2 1 Forensics 2. 3. 4 Valenti 12 ict. PA 15773 District Forensics 2, 3, 4 State Forensics 3 1 948-7195 7. 1964 - __ .3.4 County Band 1. 4 District Band 2. 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorale 1.2. 3 Swim Team 1 Yearbook Staff 3. 4 Ski Club 2. 4 FBLA4 Track 3. 4 Swimming 1 Yearbook 3, 4 Plaid Talk 2 Prom Committee 3 Tammy Sneath Terrace Apartment B22 Patton. PA 16668 674-5855 February 25. 1964 FBLA 2. 3. 4 Track 2 Prom Committee 3 Volleyball 4 Helen strittmatter R.D. 1 Box 13 Patton. PA 16668 674-8214 Jim Venesky R.D. 1 Box 20 Ebensburg. PA 159? 344-8834 February 25. 1964 ROTC 1,2,3 Basketball Manager Volleyball Manager Yearbook 4 Magazine Sales 4 d Talk 4 Club 4 4 th Solomon i Palmer Avenue !ton. PA 16668 mist CL 1964 Linda Strittmatter 217 Bruce Avenue Patton. PA 16668 674-8098 January 21, 1965 Chorale 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 4 Band 1 Drama 4 Play Committee 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Mark Venesky R.D. «1 Box 227 Ebensburg, PA 15931 344-8929 July 20. 1964 ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Jacki Verdavoir R.D. 1 Box 133A 674-5398 February 26. 1963 Yearbook 4 Ski Club 4 X 459 i 16613 15940 Ron Verdavoir Kirk Street Hastings. PA 16646 247-8173 October 28. 1964 Karen Swab 606 Magee Aveaue Pattor PA 16666 089 May 11. 1964 _ la Gayle St. _ P.O.Box 130 Hastings. PA 1664 247-6370 July It. 1964 Swim T'2am 1 Marcning Band 2, 3. ' Band 1. 2T4,-, ■nty-Band 1. 3. 4 ■rict Band 2. 3JL J ftional Band 20 ) Cab ity Chorus 3.4 _ P k3 Cholale 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearttoolk3 Renee Vermeulm R.D � 1 Box68 344-8412 March 4. 1964 Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Concert Band 1.2. 3, 4 Pep Band 4 ROTC 3. 4 Play 4 Volleyball 2,3 4 Prom Commit ee 3 Yearbook 4 Ski Club 4 Magazine Self s - Manager 4 en Mary Bern Visnyiczke Box 42 Bakerton. PA 15737 I SS3M I Marching Band 1,2,3,- Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 rnrnBmCJ. Plaid Forei Lot 2 We Carrollto 344-8001 April 8. 1 Thiec PA 16668 ack 1964 23 1.2. 3.4 158 Play 3. 4 Seen Design 4 Laura Wholaver Third Avenue Hastings. PA 16646 247-8648 August 8. 1964 Cheerleading 1.2. 3. 4 Captain 4 Play 2. 3. 4 FBLA3 Yearbook Class V FBLA 2. 3. 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Library Aide 4 Mary Yeckley D H M 1 Daw Lois PA 16646 Patton 21. 1964 6 Januar Library FHA 4 Play 4 158-A 16668 2. 1964 . 2. 3. 4 Wendy St. Ber 344-83 OctoB Marchil ROTC Library Bill Weakland 814 Palmer Avenue Patton. PA 16668 674-5058 December 1, 1963 Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 4 Christine A. Weber Box 90 Carrolltown. PA 15722' 344-8318 July 17. 1964 Library Aide 2 . Prom Committee 3 Dean Weber 125 North Church Street Carrolltown. PA 15722 344 18 1963 St 24 74-3738 8. 1974 Plaid Talk 4 Yearbook 3 ngels 3. 4 Ron Wentz Box 134 Bakerton 15737 24 HU. wn. PA 15722 Carrollton 344-8965 April 18. 1 1964 1.1 3.4 tbail 1. all 3. 4 Ken Westrick Box 352 Hasting . PA 247-6614 August 22. 1! Rick Box Hastings. PA 16646 247-6367 November 26. 1964 Band 2. 3. 4 Plaid Talk 2 Play (Scene Design) 4 Joseph Woomer 206 James Avenue Patton. PA 16668 674-8620 June 8. 1964 Football 1 Play 3. 4 Ski Club 1,2.4 Mik - arko th Church Street olltown. PA 15722 6640 18. 1963 Basketball Track Donaic Yeager oniface. PA 1667 81_______ 1C. 1964 et seball 1.2. 3. 4 Talk 3. 4 ecoming 4 Yeager 61 ings. PA 16646 6349 1964 ■ Susan Yeager R.D. Box 387 ille. PA 16613 74-8664 December 2. 1974 V® eyball 3. 4 «few book 4 Magazine Sales 4 Ann Yeckley Box 25 Carrolltown, PA 15722 -8870 1. 1964 Chorus 2. 3. 4 ale 1. 2. 3 Christine Zalisnock R.D. U1 Box 15 St. Benedict. PA 15773 948-8191 November 21. 1964 Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain 4 Track 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Plaid Talk 3. 4 Library Aide 2, 3 A.V. 3 Prom Committee 3 Box Zaliznock Box 197 St. Benedict. F 15773 948-6767 December 15. 1963 Rich Zemrose Box 142 1964 Linda Zerbee R.D. Box 68 Dysart. PA 16636 674-8492 December 29. 1964 FHA 4 Chorale 1. 2. 4 Girls Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Drama 4 159 Though the hills are green on which we gaze, Or white with winter’s snow Here we long have seen such happy days; This is our home we know. Though we journey to a distant shore, You'll remain our home forever more. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. 160