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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

h faculty...................................4 classes..................................16 seniors..................................42 sports.................................. 88 activities..............................114 will and directory......................146 Volume XXIII May 26.1983 1 studying? -Life C.H. electrifying! waiting for the vo-tech bus. cheering our team on! dressing up having friends and memories wondering what's in the food? inspiring! r 3 acuity School Board Members 6 Mr. P J. Stevens Mr Wendell Routch Mr. Denis Westrick Dr Russell DeFrahn Superintendent Dr. Philip Baldacchmo Curriculum and Federal Program Coordinator Mr. Donald T. Resko Principal 8 Ms. Caryl Bowman Ms. Catherine Can none Mr. William Crowell Ms Donna Depto 9 Mr. Edward Gresko Mr William Gormish Mr. John Elias 10 Mr Jerome Petrunyak Mr. Charles Solomon Mr. Cameron Pickens 13 FACULTY SECRETARIES — First Row: Laura Yeckley. Sharon Knarr. Brenda Yeager, Cindy Yeckley Second Row: Cindy Stoltz. Dorothy Charney. Michelle Spacht. Third Row: Linda Smithmyer. Diane Shero. Fourth Row: Karen Krejnus. Jean McMullen. Chris Stasko. Melanie Spacht. Fifth Row: Barb Bearer. Zena Weber. Carolynn Moore. Rose Kurtz. Ted Lallemand 15 17 19 Abel. Sue Anderson. Chris Anico. Lee Ann Anico. Lisa Anna. Cheryl Anna. Don Babyak. Shari Baker. Eric Baker. Jett Baker. Scott Bearer. Jenn Bell. Paul Berish. Gayna Berringer. Rob Berzonsky. Bernie Bobby. Dave Born. Kevin Born. Tim Boslet. Debbie Bradley. Lea 16 Bradley. Ruth Brew. Rich Brush. Fred Buck. Jim Buck, Jane Burkey. Jeff Caretti. Ralph Cavallo, Bill Chverchko, Dan Col berg. Pam Conrad, Kim Crimaldi. Angelo Crook. Kim Crowell. Bill Cunningham. Lisa Cunningham. Seamus DeDea. Cindy Deyarmin. Darin Donohue. Eric Doughty. Paul Dranchak. Eva Duriez. Connie 19 19 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 Gobris. Chris Gomolka. Mike Gooderham, Jane Gray. Shirl Gray. Wayne Grillo. Michele Gromley. Sharon Haluska, Joan Haluska. Suzy Hambley. Jill Helbig. Kathy Hite. Michele Holtz. Sharon 20 Hoover. Sharon Horne. Kathy lllig, Pam Johnson. Jeanine Karlheim. Theresa Kinney. Bruce Kirsch, Jim Kline. Justine Konior. Nick Kontorchik. Cathy Kopera. Lynn Krug. Pam Lamont, Alvin Lamont. Ken Lane. Holly Lane. Rex Lantzy. Mary Lawrence. Lisa Lieb. Jeff Link. Ellen Link. Patty Link. Steve Little. John Litzinger. Jay Luther. D. J. Macalus, Rhonda Maines. Diane 84 21 Maurer, Sally McCloskey. Darlene McConnell. Pauline McConnell. Tom McCoy. Michele McDowell. Stacy McGlynn. Joe McGlynn, Sue Mcllwaine. Karen McLaurin. Darren McNulty, Don McNulty. Julie McNulty. Mary Lou Mertens. Scott Mihalow. Cooleen Miller. Cathy Miller. Doug Miller. Dick Morgan. Cindy Murphy, Terry Myers. Chuck Nihart, Jim Nitti. Darla Noel. Barb O'Leary. Kim Owens. Laura Passanita. Mike Pastirko, Tina 22 Patrick, Chris Phillips. Kevin Phillips. Maria Polisky. Lora Polites, Cindy Prevost. Brian Price. Leah Raynish, Lori Rizzo. Maria Ropp. Jett Sasway, Alicia Scott. Edna Selestok, Michele Sell. Dave Semelsburger. Tim Serafin, Justine Shaffer. Jeff Shaffer. John Shank. Lois Sheehan. Janice Shell. Bill Short. Mary Jane Shrenkle. Andrea Shultz. Bonnie Shuss. Vicki Sibert, Sue Skirsky. Linda Smith. George 23 19 Smith. Jett Smolko. Bryan Smolko. Joe Snyder. Cheryl Sobetsky. Kim Solomon. Chuck Solomon. Jill Spacht. Janine Spacht. Ken Sral. John Stevens. Camille Stiles. Joyce Stockley. Liz Stottz. John Stolz, Beth Strittmatter, Fred Strittmatter. Sandy Taylor. Renee Thiec. Jim Thomas. Drew Thomas. Tim Venesky. Paul Warfield. Cheryl 24 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 Pictures Not Available: Tim Bagley Kevin Kopera Clyde Stein Patty Strohmier Mary Stumpf Georgine Verdavoir Dan Warner 25 NEDT AWARDS — Sharon Holtz. Janice Sheehan. Cathy Miller. Gloria Fogle. Chuck Solomon, and Andrea Shrenkle. 19 Albright. Brian Anna. Mary Kay Bailey. Janette Baran, Joseph Barrett. Barry Bassett. Jim Bell. Donna Bender. Paula Berringer. John Bertram. Missy Blum. Christopher Bobby. Linda Bogus. Linda Bosar, James Bosar. Shawn Bowser. Bob Campbell. Glenn Campbell. Scott Caracciolo. Cathy Caretti. Viola Cavallo. Lisa Cence, Randy Churella, George Chverchko. Doris Col berg. Bruce Cunningham. Sean DaBella. Annette Dale. Kimberly CLASS OFFICERS — Paul Eckenrode. Scott Murphy. Dave McMurray. Viola Caretti. 26 Davis. Tom Depto. Natalie Domalik, Brian Donahue. Tom Donahue. Diana Dotts. Jacqueline Dowey, Dena Du man. Allan Eckenrode. Paul Eckenrode. Rebecca Firment. Tom Fogle. William Frederick. Brenda Fredo, Teresa Gabrielson, Tim Glass. Kimberly Gray. Edward Gray. Ronald Gregory. Caryn 27 19 Griffith. Scott Gwizdak. Stanley Hammond. James Harber. Jeffery Harris. Mary Ann Hartman. Don Hertzog. Sandra Holtz. William Hoover. Carol Hoover. Linda Horvath. Michael Hrubochak. Linda Hull. Roger Humphrey. Jerry Ivory. Christopher Ivory. Michael Johnson. William Keith. Frank Kelly. Diane Kelly. John Kelly. Lori 28 Kelly. Marie Kibler. Cheryl Kibler. Joe Kibler. Michelle Kim. Shelley Kirk. Kevin Kirkpatrick, Eric Kirkpatrick. Glenn Kirsch. Carlene Kohan. Bevan Kolonay. Jamie Kovach. Dave Kovach, Helen Krejnus. Patricia Kruise, Mark Kuhn. Wendy Kutchman. Eugene LaBelle. Robert Lallemand, Brenda Lallemand, Rochelle Lang. Brian Lansberry. Rose Lansberry, Steve Lechene. Milton 29 Lenz. William Link. Tamara Little. Teresa Lokey. Bryan Lynch. Sean Marinin. Melissa Masci, Paul McCann. Jackie McCombie. Diane McGowan. Robert McMurray. David McMullen, Michael McMullen. Wayne Mertens. Amy Miller. Anthony Miller. Arlene Mitchell. Daniel Murphy. Scott Nagle. Jeff Novak, William Pellas. Bill Petrunyak. Kevin Petrunyak. Kim Pierce. Jeffery 30 Pisaeno. Carla Platt. Michael Presloid. Denise Presloid. Donald Prevost. Mariam Puleo. Rhonda Rayba. David Rizzo. Lisa Rosian. Barbara Rusnak. Tina Saltsgiver. Kathy Scarpaci. Cari Sclesky, Patricia Semelsberger. Andrew Shaffer. Jennifer Shank. Gregory Sherry. Francis Short. Vicki Short encarrier. Daniel Simpson. Sean Slavicsky. Alan Smith. James Smychynsky. Michael Smychynsky. Tammy 85 31 19 Sponsky, Tammy Sral. Sherry Stoltz, Terry Staneberg. Norman Storm. Gregory Stoy. John Strittmatter. Bruce Strittmatter, Kenneth Strittmatter. Michael Symosky, Mary Ann Thiec. Jennifer Toseki. Brian Trexler. Vincetta Trinkley. Sandra Urban, Vicki Venesky. Matthew Vermeulin, Emil Visnyiczke. Helen 32 Wagner, Carrie Watkins. Jody Weaver. Michelle Weber. Beverly Weber. Pamela Weber. Sheri Wendekier. Mike White. Tammy Williams. David Wilt. Juanita Woodley. Annette Vablinsky. Stacey Yahner. Bill Yannitelli. Tom Yeager. Jim Yeckley. Gary Pictures not Available for: Anna. James Businis, Margaret Charney. Denise Hoover. Bonita Yeckley. Janice Zaliznock. Joseph Zeanchok. Mark 19 Abrams. Victoria Adams. Marianne Anna. John Anna. Kevin Bailey. Edna Baker. Barry Baker. Brian Baker. Germaine Bearer. Dave Bearer. Kelly Lori Crowell — President. Angela Ceccoli — Vice Pres.. Becky Kuntzman - Treasurer. Debbie Crowell — Secretary Bender. Renee Bender. Tom Bender. Bill Berish. Frederick Blake. John Blake. Lisa Bloomberg. Tim Bolgar. Michele Bopp. Dan Bopp, David Born. Denny Born. Lori Brew. Tony Bricker. Ron 34 Brothers, Jackie Burkhart, Jerry Burskey. Barb Byrne. Patty Byrnes, Lisa Campbell. Jody Carpinello, Kim Ceccoli, Angie Cicero. Kim Conrad. Michele Cronauer. Annette Crowell. Debbie Crowell. Lori Da Bel la. Charles Depto. Lisa DeSalvo. Phyllis Dietrich. Lynn Dranchak. Nancy Drbyak. Mark Earnest. Bill 35 Eckenrode, Bill Edminston. Scott Ernest. Leann Farabaugh. Grace Farabaugh. Jeff Farabaugh. Laura Fox. Michelle Gabrietson. Gus Gabrielson. Tor Gates. Craig Gerlesky. Theodore Getzy. Mike Giarth. Doreen Gibbons. Brenda Gibbons. Chris Glass. Nancy Gobert. Cindy Gray. Wayne Gregory. Jim Gresh. Renee Gwizdak. Richard Haggerty. Randy 36 Henry. Scott Hertzog. Ed Himmel, Joyce Hite, Marjorie Hollen. Michele Homerski. Joe Hoover, Gary Hoover. Wendy Horn. Vince Huber. Kevin Hull. Kim lllig. Bob Ivory. Tina Johns. Jim Kelly. Aaron Kennedy. Jennifer Kinney. Michelle Kirkpatrick. Sean Kirsch. Randy Kline. Lisa Knotts. Patty Kovach. Laura Kranz, Scott Kreidler. Renee Kuntzman. Becky Kurtz. Allan Kuzar. Tim Lamont. Brian 37 19 Lechene. Brian Lefebure. Brian Leonard. Ed Lieb, Craig Link. Ed Link. LaVaughn Link. Ron Litzingef. Ron Lokey. Tina Lubert. Renee Luther. Angela Macalus, Ron Mandrick, Carrie Marra. Angie Maykovich. Dawn McCann. Jim McConnell. Bernie McConnell. Christine McCoy. Tanya McGlynn. Cooleen McGowan. John 38 McMullen, Jett McMullen, Steve McNulty. Craig McNulty. Karen Merrill, Dawn Miller. Allen Miller. Crystal Miller. Ron Miller. Russ Miller. Sue Mulhollen. Rick Murphy. Kristy Owens. Karen Phillips. Tina Phillips. Mary Kay Pierce. Tammy Pisaeno. Charlie Polisky. Brenda Polites. Jett Prevost. Tina Price. Kristin Ramsey. Chris Reber. Ed Rematt. Mike Rizzo. Paul Ropp. Rodney Routch. Jill Rusnak. Carolyn 39 19 Scarpaci. Carmen Schreyer. Brett Scott. Becky Selby. Melinda Sell, Brenda Shaw. Harvey Sheehan. Denise Shero. Donna Sherry. Dawn Sherry. JoAnn v Sherry, Regis Short. Nancy Shutty. John Smith. Kevin Smithmyer. Eugene Smychynsky. Kristy Smolko. Marty Sobetsky. Frances Solomon. Kelly Spacht. Gloria Spacht. Melissa Sral. Sandy Stiles. Faye Stockley. Mark 40 Swarden. Mitzi Thomas. Jim Thomas. Patty Van Ormer. Steve Venesky. Jean Washinsky. Tom Waugh, Patty Weakland, Joe Weber. Marlene Weiland. Mike Westlake. Katrina Westrick. Lori Wet her son. Sean White. Kelley Wilt. John Wilson. Bill Winslow. Scott Worchesky. Tracey Yeager. Ray Yeckley. Mark Yeckley. Bill Zanoni. Kim 41 Pictures not available: Robert Rairigh. Daniel Sigrist. Millette Weakland A PORTRAIT OF OUR YEAR M a portrait were drawn of the year from September 1982 to May 1983 it would have to be draped in black because so many of the happenings were tragic For example. Our faith in the American way of distributing and consuming products was shaken to the core when seven people died in Chicago from using cyanide laced Tylenol We had to wonder that if even our medicine could be poisoned by a madman, could any product be safe? Another tragedy that touched millions of lives was the effects of the economic recession depression. Our area led the nation in unemployment We witnessed huge lines of people waiting to get free food, and we ourselves organized a food bank in the school to help the many needy families in our area We also saw long lines form when an employer announced that there might be a few openings. After seeing all of the able bodied people who desperately want work lining up for just a few jobs, we had to ask ourselves what chance we had to find a job after graduation Maybe because the future looked so bleak, we studied and worked harder in school this year to help our chance for success. Through the dark clouds, though, some slivers of sun peeked through Our spirits were buoyed by one of the warmest winters in memory We witnessed the implanting of the first mechanical heart We also were introduced to the wonder of computers as they became more common m the school After meeting the computers, we knew that these machines would play a vital role in many of our future occupations Finally, we were inspired by an extra-terrestrial alien E T who showed us the magic of love and that home is where the heart is. Still, when we look back on this year, we will not dwell on the sad or sunny times, but rather, we will remember Brenda Albright: All the fun times I had with Dana. Debbie Anderson Chemistry Class Charles Anna: The day Glenno passed out in Phys. Ed. Mike Anna: The day Glenno passed out in Phys. Ed. Jim Bailey The bus at the Johnstown Vo-Tech Basketball game. Sophomore year Joe Baker When Coke tried to kill himself playing with the power box in shop Steve Baron: The night on Lightning's porch with Howie. Yeck. and Jim bo 'The Black Hole.'' Tina Barrett Getting captain of the colorguard. State Legion parade, band camp initiations, and walking out of the lav with a roll of toilet paper follow- ing me out to the commons Carol Beam AH the crazy things that happened on the ROTC trip to Ohio. Barb Bearer: A certain bunch of guys skinny-dipping in Hastings pool while Debt. Jenn. and I played tennis one night Linda Bearer Camping out Glendale with the majorettes in the summer of '82. the band trip to TENN. the Ugly Hat Party, and being initiated into ma- jorettes my freshman year Theresa Bearer The day Chudas lab showed up in our lab. Right Gootch!. my sophomore health class, and excited atoms in Chem II Louis Bechet Those study halls with ''Roots’’ and Ken. and those fake notes me. Ken. and Jim wrote to Mike McCoy that he got al hot and bothered about Dawn Becker Almost knocking down the Christmas tree my freshman year, and Bugs in band camp Tom Behe Receiving an award from the National Honor Society. Mark Beltowski: Temporary job as referee during the Central game Dave Bender: Getting thrown out of music Mike Bender The time Loose and I carried the bench up to A pod Lisa Bernard: Punching Elmo (T.H.) on the Vo-Tech bus and him having to apologize Suzette Beumer The locker room door with T B. and painting my hair pur- ple for punk day Chris Bills: The night on Lightning's porch with Jimbo. Cobra. Lightning. and Yeck. Fishing at Glendale, beating B.C. for the Vo-Tech championship. and singing a duet in chorale with Lee Lee Barry Blake When I got three days for fighting in the commons Jim Blake When the Cobra. Howie. Yeck. Lightning, and I stayed at Ron's house, and ' The Black Hole Kim Blick 6th mod lunch table, and P.B.'s salad dressing Jim Bonin Sleeping m most of my classes Chene Bopp Being Captain in a championship band, and when Teresa and I took them into an underground parking garage in Pittsburgh our first year, and Mel's surprise packages in my locker Chris Bopp Bucky’s tray faHing off the table Chris Born: Elmo’s incident on the Tech bus. and olive battles between Gwen and me up Tech. Gary Buck: When someone pulled out my chair Judy Buck Being a Bookkeeping burn-out with Mom-Moe. and Dana-Do Cecilia Burkey Having all those fun times with Lisa F. in B168 after lunch. Becky Caldwell: Skipping school with Georgie and others and the conniving schemes we used to get away with, and spiking the orange drinks when I ate lunch with Colleen and the other Vo-Tech people Sandy Callahan: Falling over the chairs in the commons. Ray Caretti Jeff S checks blowing up. Dorothy Charney: Walking to school last year and getting caught. Tom Chernisky Falling on a dozen eggs while Brian M and I were egging the Richland Basketball bus Shirley Chirdon: AH the good times m the lav Warren Chverchko. When Mr Boyle gave me whiplash from beating my head on three A-pod lockers because I called him a load. Martha Clemmer (McClellan): Being married my senior year Carolyn Colberg: Getting a flat tire with the gang in the middle of nowhere. and being rescued by a tribe of He-men John Crowell Skipping Tech and going down to Altoona Teresa Cunningham When Cherie and I led the colorguard into a parking garage our first year in band Jane Davis: Pulling Mike over the seat on the way to Vo-Tech. Roy DeFrahn: ROtC field trips to Ohio. Jennifer Depto: On the 82 band trip to Tenn. when there was a fire alarm and I led everyone on the 12th floor to safety, except those who were Knstaf18epto: Trying to kill flies in P O D. and almost breaking Mary's leg withaP.O.D. book. Debi Domalik: When Karen S . Vicki K.. and I searched the 9th mod lunch garbage for Vicki's retainer f ina Dunlap: 82 Junior-Senior prom Amy Eckenrode: The night I got hit by a train and being in Homecoming with Howie Ron Eckenrode: Mr Sibert’s U.S. Cultures Class Mark Farabaugh The last day of 12th grade Mary Kay Fedor Missy and I getting put in a corner in Cl 16 our freshman year Lisa Ferrence: B168 study halls with Cel after a crazy lunch mod in the lav Rich Finet Breaking Warren Chverchko’s leg in Phys. Ed. Eric Rsamck Training the ladybug in P O D for the 1984 Bug Olympics Dave Flora: The time Angie F and I took the record in department in 9th grade Angie Franceschini: The time Dave Flora and I got caught skipping class by Mr Resko and Mr. Bakajza Bill Frank Walking through the halls and seeing that special group of women, and 11th mod. A schedule Bill Frederick: E.F and his out-of-season mating calls during lunch Brenda Gabnetson Summer of 82 and my P O D. class Erik Gabnelson: Duck diving at Glendale Mike Getormmo: Barefoot waterskiing over the summer of 82. and all the crazy times at the river with Luke. Sandy, and Dave, and pulling the fire alarm at wrestling camp Lisa Gens Getting a flat tire (with our gang) in the middle of nowhere and being rescued by a bunch of He-Men Steve Gibbons: Too many to list Allan Glass: When Jim Bailey kicked Debt Domalik's chair out from under her at lunch freshman year and then watching her beat the hell out of him Donna Glass: The Wipe-outs.,, L.F. m the library and the chapstick Malizia Gormish: My junior year, and becoming a senior Brian Gray: Diving for ducks off a pontoon at Glendale Ron Gresko: Beating N.C. twice and B.C three times my senior year, winn- ing the Christmas tournament, and throwing a duck for a touchdown pass to Buddy Gray against McCort Kim Haggerty Playing flag football in P.E. with Gwen and Donna on the op- posite team, and going to districts m 11th grade Jean Hanlon Walking into the guys' locker room with Carolyn our Freshman year and seeing two moons. Lisa Helbig The embarrassing moment when Sandy Hertzog and I walked through the guys dorms up at St Francis and saw a guy in his underwear Dan Higgins: The times that Pinhead. Beetle, and I left school early to walk the streets of Patton. The Spanish party my junior year Gary Hite The time of the class threw little white plastic beads in Mrs Boslet’s room our sophomore year Tom Holtz: Singing Mickey Mouse while coming up C hall after phys. ed. Jim Homer ski The day Glenno passed out in phys ed Dana Hoover Being buzzed-off in Freshman Algebra assembly and being a Bookkeeping Burn Out' with Judy Jo and Monni Moo Dave Hoover When they wanted me to make up 7 V? hours. Mark Hoover: Training a lady bug In POD with L W . P L . and E.F. for the heavyweight championship Polly Hoover Beating Bishop McCort in girls track in 1982 Shirley Hoover: On the way home from Altoona when Sharon's car got a flat Tom Hoover. When Stottz and I had to run the sweeper in the commons after a food fight Joe lllig: When Strick's cheeks blew up. Minn Inzana Walking through the commons 9th mod sophomore year dressed like Romeo and Pammie and Terri dressed like Juliet, with all those teachers making rude comments. Donna Jackson: When S.M . P.T.. B W . and I skipped in a snowstorm. Paul Karlheim Almost hitting a school bus on the way to Tech. Ray Keith Going to tech with John Vicki Kelly: The night Sue drank Scrow under the table! Digging through the 9th mod lunch garbage with Debi D. and Karen S. to find my retainer and camping '80. Missy Kielbowick: The day Mary Kay and I got put in the corner our freshman year mC1t6. Gwen Kirkpatrick: Homecoming. Elmo's incident on the Tech bus and May 24. 1981 Sharon Kirkpatrick: The time Shirley. Debbie and I went to Altoona and got a flat tire. 44 Glenn Kline The day Homer bit the dust running through the commons. Steve Kline The day Glenno passed out in Phys Ed Sharon Knarr All the fun lunch mods with B. C. M M. L D and my years with FHA. Jeff Kohan When Jeff Strittmatter's cheeks blew up m Cultures class Jim Kosicki Riding to Tech with Karlheim in 11 grade and with Crowell In 12 grade Carolyn Kovach: Going mto the boy’s locker room my freshman year with jean and seeing two Moons' and finding something obscene hanging in my locker Karen Krejnus The day Dot broke her heel in lunch. Patty Krotendofer When you have a crush on a teacher and you find out that you have him for class Krug Walking out of Major Gadd's study hall Mark Kuhn Going in the girts lav in C-hall xi lalemand Graduation night Barb l amont: 6th mod lunch table counting P.B.’s salad dressing Rhonda Lane Tech bus rides i uke Lansberry: The trip to the river with Mike barefoot skiing. Sandy acting as a monkey in a tree. Woodley s Lobes, and all my wonderful experiences there Ron Lauer My first day at C H. high school l on Lawrence Camping with Linda. Lisa. Marie, and Michele in the summer of '82 and band trips Tim Lecnene When the M80 was set off in C-hall. Bob Lecorchik Kaz almost drowning Pam Lmk When L.W.. M.H . E.F.. and I trained a Lady bug in POD for the heavy weight championship Steve Link Watching Boom-Boom Barry give Jeff a bloody nose Mary Ann Little: Hitting M L.S on the head with the javelin in 10th grade during track practice and typing with no paper in my typewriter 3 times Sandy Lowmaster 6th mod lunch table and counting P.B.’s salad dressing. Mr Gormish’s 11th grade English class Tern Luther The time Justine and I almost blew up the Chem Room and N J with Judi Donna Magulick Mine and Kim’s brilliant ways of getting out of the most agonizing things of life. Tom Malloy The trips up to Vo-Tech. Brian Maykovtch: Witnessing Tom’s first wreck Tim Mazurak All those crazy bus rides to Vo-Tech with Don Quixote. Mike McCoy. ROTC trip last year to Ohio. Pat McGlynn Freshman year Cultures and the table in the morning Ron McGowan When I was a freshman and got jello put on my pants by the Little Buckaroo Jean McMullen The time sophomore year when Mr B found Donna’s and my nasty note and really flipped out on us John McMurray: When I depantsed laughing Leo in Phys. Ed In front of the Xrl’s Phys. Ed class lice Miller The duking battle on the Tech. bus. Cindy Miller Band camp and the band practices. Leo Miller When Jeff Stricks cheeks blew up. Carolyn Moore When some unknown person was trying to get our attention by throwing rocks at our hotel room window in Canada Rodney Morchesky: Dodging traffic on our way to Vo-Tech when I drove Kimberly Mulhoilen The day Dee knocked me on the floor, in front of a lot of people Jeff Murphy Strips dash from Freshman Cultures to the Lav in record time. Mary Nealen Kim sitting on the floor in the commons. Debbie Owens Watching Denise P eat two school lunches and surviving. Pat Owens: Getting 3 days for smoking in the lav. 2 years in a row Rick Paige The electrical fire at the high school during my sophomore year.and when the Goodyear blimp flew over our school in my senior year James Panaro: Buddy bobbing for ducks at Glendale Randy Pelleschi: Watching Runt barf all over the side of my car and wat- ching T.H beat up L.B. on the Tech bus. Justme Petrunyak Lunch with Crunch. Bookkeeping with Tom. a few cer- tain excursions with close friends, and when a certain bachelor party found cows in the woods Juke Preloh: Talking like a ”Var with Pat in Physics class. When Jean. Sharon, and I aggravated the “Douglas’’ triplets. Lura Prevost My fancy glasses Mike Raynish: Getting picked up by Chipmunk the first day I was in his class Susan Risbon: Walking into a new school my senior year, meeting lots of new people AH the times Mr Duffy told Lisa and me to be quiet Mike Rizzo Beating Bishop McCort at Point Stadium and dancing to Jack and Diane afterwards in the parking lot. Our coaches’ pep talks before the games Joe Rogal Junior year, joining the Navy with Rodney, coming up C-hall singtfig Mickey Mouse after Phys Ed Bill Ropp: Putting 20 salamanders in L.L.’s locker. Lisa Rudolph: The wipe outs, the Vo-tech bus. and Seargeant’s study hall John Saltsgrver: Mrs. Hmel getting me throuah Health Mary Saltsgiver: Swatting flies in P.O.D. with Kris and getting mistaken for one when she hit my leg with her book. Lynn Sammarco: 6th mod lunch table and P.B.'s salad dressing John Schettim: When Joe W and I took my car to Vo-tech and the battery almost blew up and Joe took off running while I stood there. John Selestok When the little golden boy got in a fight with J.S. Jeff Semeisberger The day 41 people skipped first two and got caught Diane Shero: When Mr. D. told me. C.S.. and L.S. to pick our corners in Clt6. Judy Shero: The FHA excursions, the hours spent on organizing the newspaper. Wildwood, the spit balls in Mr Mehalts class, and memories of good times with friends. Teena Sherry: When I cut my hair and got the nickname Snipper, and the day I got my diamond. Brenda Shevock: Jay and Dan never leaving me sit in my chairs Mary Lou Shomo: The good times m Home Ec. with Mary Ann. Kim. Jane, and Gina (especially the missing Kool-Aid; still missing ”) and having a close friend like Mary Ann Eric Shope Chasing ducks on Glendale, and the road trip to Forest Hills Pam Short Being an FHA state officer, all of our FHA trips, the time Carotynn M dropped a cherry filled cookie in the lunch line in front of the whole commons. Kristin Shukk: The time I served the ball during a volleyball game and hit Ruth B. in the bum Josephine Shultz: Jan 28. 1978. the day I walked out John Skupme Watching Barry give Semi a bloody nose Linda Smithmyer When I was eating lunch with T.T.. E.S.. and C.S and T T. grabbed t.S. milk and it splashed aH over the place Paul Smychynsky Senior year bus rides to Vo-Tech Vince Sneath Diving for ducks on the Pontoon at Glendale Ric Snyder: Beating Bishop Carroll when it counted the most Melanie Spacht: D W burping on the band bus. the biology class when L.P. asked Mr G. if rabbits had hoofs Michelle Spacht: All of the tun times in band, and on band trips, especially S W in Castle Dracula. N F. Sanford Stasko: Down the river with Mike. Luke, and Dave. Luke trying to play caveman, and Dave's lobes Kate Stephens: Elmo’s big incident on the Tech bus. Carl Stiles When I first came to this school as a freshman most of the seniors thought I was a junior or senior because I didn’t act like a freshman Karen Stockley The laugh over X's naval and digging m the lunch garbage for Vicki's retainer Cindy Stoltz: Tying someone's red shoe strings together freshman year in Sgt’s study haH Darin Stoltz Hitting a deer on my bike the night before the first day of school my junior year Getting 3 days, and having to sweep the commons with T.H after a minor food battle Eric Storm: Going to Mrs Hmel's Health class Jeff Strittmatter: In my freshman year the time I sprinted from Cultures class to the lav Patty Stumpf: Art classes with Judy and Dana Sedona Sunseri: 6th mod lunch table and counting P.B.’s tablespoons of salad dressing Dan Taykx Pulling Brenda’s chair out from under her in P.O.D. Patty Thomas: The experience I had in the snow storm with Bernice. Don- na. and Sue. and all the times we had to make hoagies up tech at 3:00 a.m. Matt Treon Sitting at lunch with the Vo-Tech clowns Crystal Trexler Being pregnant in my Jr year, and getting away with taking off school. Jean VaMery: Winning the state legion parade all my years of high school and teasing the “Douglas triplets “ with Julie, Sharon, and Pat. George Waugh The two years that I rode Bus 21 that Jane wrecked; we were having a blast Jacytn Weakland The crazy rides jamming to Tech. Lisa Weakland. Homecoming, those wierd experiences in the Summer of 81. five moons over Kenneywood. and the time Zena kicked a bathroom door down on me Lome Weakland ROTC field trips Pat Weakland All my out mgs with The Flock’’ and getting caught playing Bus in the Drum room. Regina Weakland The crazy and wild times on the Tech bus Zena Weber: Those wierd experiences m the summer of 81. 5 moons over Kenneywood. Bathrooms, and kicking down a bathroom door when Lisa was taking entirely too much time Sue Wendekier the night Vicki took care of me because I drank Scrow under the table. Camping 80. and getting a flat on the way to a party Joe Wentz When Jay and I took his car up Vo-Tech and the battery almost blew up and I took off running while Jay stood there laughing Marty Westrick Wearing aH red tennis shoes m Phys Ed. class for my sophomore year Bernice Whiteford: The snow storm with P.T. Sue Me.. Donna J. and the food battle up Vo-Tech, and Making hoagies up Vo-Tech at 3:00 in the morning Cheryl Whoiaver 6th mod lunch table and P.B.’s salad dressing, and Mr. Gormish’s 11th grade English class. Lisa WiHiams: All of the M A S H play practices with the Koreans, and the cast party Wayne Wilson: The ROTC field trips to Ohio. Dave Woodley: The 360 turn in downtown Pittsburgh, and times at the river with M.G. Brian Yahner: Smashing a light in C-haU. Rick Yahner Winning districts, the summer of 82. and Junior prom. John YanniteHi: Vo-Tech (electricity). Morwca Yarko: The Wipe-outs , the P.O.D. cartoons, and being a book- keeping burn-out with JudyLoo and Dana Moo Brenda Yeager When Lorrie Weakland fell off her chair in B153. Kim Yeckley: The time J.D and I skipped Study hall and got caught. Cindy Yeckley: All my outbursts of cracks and comments in Mr. Gormish’s English class my Jr year Laura Yeckley: The spring concert my sophomore year, m which we forgot the words to one of our songs and had to Just keep on singing. Ray Yeckley: Christmas caroling with Bucko Henry and Albow Farabaugh Michael Zeanchock: Senior year bus rides to Vo-Tech 45 Oke doors have opened; 9t is time to be free. But in our hearts we remain Obe CfaSS of Row 1: RoseMary Kurtz. Brenda Gabrielson. Theresa Bearer, Lisa Gens. Carolyn Colberg. Debi Domalik, Ron McGowan. Vicki Kelly. Jackie Weakland. Ron Gresko. Mark Beltowski. Erik Gabrielson. Tom Malloy. Row 2: Minn Inzana. Tina Dunlap. John Crowell. Dan Higgins. Steve Gibbons. Eric Fisanick. Bill Frederick. Jett Kohan, Jim Blake. Steve Baron. Chris Bills. Amy Eckenrode. Bill Frank. Row 3: Barb Lamont. Sedona Sunseri. Donna Magulick. Rick Paige, Roy Defrahn. Tom Behe. Ray Caretti. Joe lllig. Tom Chernisky. Allan Glass. Mark Hoover. Row 4: Lori Lallemand. Lura Prevost, Crystal Trexler. Martha Clemmer. Debbie Anderson. Dave Hoover. Cindy Miller. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Shirley Hoover. Carol Beam. Row 5: Sandy Lowmaster. Linda Bearer. Suzy Beunier. Sharon Knarr. Dorothy Charney. Karen Krejnus. Kim Mulhollen. Teresa Cunningham. Cherie Bopp. Tina Barrett. Dawn Becker. Row 6: Cheiryl Wholaver, Becky Caldwell. Lisa Ferrence. Monica Yarko. Kim Lane. Rhonda Lane. Brenda Shevock. Patty Krotendofer. Mary Nealen. Malizia Gor- mish, Karen Greenland. Row 7: Kim Blick. Mark Kuhn, Jean Hanlon. Gina Weakland. Jane Davis. Donna Glass. Missy Kielbowick, Judy Buck, Brenda Albright. Carl Stiles. Walter Kovach. Row 8: Barb Bearer. Mike Raynish. Dave Flora. Paul Smychynsky, Mike Zeanchock. Rodney Morchesky. Luke Lansberry. Mike Gelormino. Jim Bailey. Angie Franceschini. Jay Schettini, Tim Mazurack. Row 9: Carolyn Kovach. Jim Kosicki. Gary Buck. Mike Bender. Chris Bopp. Dave Bender, Bob Lecorchick. Lou Bechel. Dan Taylor, Jennifer Depto. Row 10: Ray Keith, Carl Kovach. Jeff Kachmarchi. Ed Link. Ken Hartman. Jim Bonin. 46 Row 1: John McMurray. Brian Gray. Mike Rizzo. Ron Eckenrode. Ray Yeckley. Brian Yahner. John Yannitelli. John Saltsgiver. Paul Krug. Row 2: Mark Farabaugh, Steve Kline. Martin Westrick. Sandtord Stasko. Dave Woodley. Rick Yahner. Ron Lauer. Patty Stumpf. Sue Wendekier. Row 3: Jim Panaro. Randy Pelleschi. Joe Rogal. Darrin Stoltz. Tom Hoover. Barry Blake. Mike Anna. Glenn Kline. Charlie Anna. Jim Homerski. Row 4: Eric Shope. Mark Vescovi. Jeff Strittmatter. Pat McGlynn. Jeff Murphy. Eric Storm. Tom Holtz. John Selestok. Jeff Semelsberger. Row 5: Lisa Weakland. Bill Smith. Brian Maykovich. Leo Miller. Matt Treon. Steve Link. John Skupine. Mike McCoy. Wayne Wilson. Row 6: Lynn Sammarco. Polly Hoover. Kathy Stevens. Jeane McMullen. Sandy Callahan. Cindy Stoltz. Linda Smithmyer. Diane Shero. Mary Kay Fedor. Teena Sherry. Donna Jackson. Pat Owens Row 7: Justine Petrunyak. Jean Vallery. Julie Preloh. Carolynn Moore. Pam Link. Judi Shero. Lori Lawrence. Karen Stockley. Warren Chverchko. Mary Lou Shomo. Mary Ann Little. Gwen Kirkpatrick. Row 8: Paul Karlheim. Kristin Shulick. Lisa Williams. Laura Yeckley. Josephine Shultz. Pam Short. Terri Luther. Debbie Owens. Gary Hite. Kim Yeckley. Rich Finet. Alice Miller. Lisa Bernard. Chris Born. Row 9: Tim Lechene. Pat Weakland. Susan Risbon. Suzie Vermeulm. Michele Spacht. Lorrie Weakland. Brenda Yeager. Cindy Yeckley. Krista Depto. Michele Spacht. Kim Haggerty Row 10: Lisa Rudolph. Zena Weber. Ric Snyder. Bernice Whiteford. Patty Thomas. Chris Stasko. 47 Presenting the Class cf CLri. 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On a beautiful September 17th evening before a large Homecoming crowd for the CH-Johnstown Vo-Tech game, seven of the loveliest senior girls were honored in pre-game ceremonies. Accompanied by their chosen escorts, the homecoming court was presented to the crowd. With all eyes focused on the court. Lisa Weakland was named Homecoming Queen. After being crowned by Alice Miller, class treasurer. Lisa and her court were presented with flowers. To make the evening more joyous, the football team thoroughly whipped Johnstown Vo-Tech. Finally, the homecoming celebration was climaxed by a large dance at the high school. HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN — Mike Zeanchock and Lisa Weakland 63 SCHOOL DAYS AND TEENAGE NIGHTS Pondering thoughts, dreaming dreams, Going to dances, devising schemes. Planning parties, taking tests, Always remember, never forget. School days and teenage nights, Getting cars and motorbikes. Watching tv, drive-in shows, Where's the time gone? No one knows! Chasing boys and running wild; Your mom still treats you like a child. Home by ten, asleep by eleven, Up in the morning for school at seven. Graduation comes at last; We reminisce about the past. Our high school days have been the best — Always remember, never forget! Teen Magazine Brenda “Brendi” Albright Likes: going to parties, cruising to Al- toona with Dana, and Michelob Ambition: to have all my dreams come true and to live a happy life. Deborah ’Deb or Debbie'' Anderson Likaa: being with Rich and Erica, and partying. Ambition: to get married. Charles Char Anna Likaa: good looking girls, beer, and listen- ing to Bruce Springsteen Ambition: to make money. Michael Mike Anna Likaa: Good looking girls. Bruce Springs- teen. and Penn State Ambition: to be rich and famous. James Beetle Bailey Likaa: homeroom, and flirting in the halls Favorita Saying: Why don't you shave Pinhead? Joseph Bake Baker Likaa: blondes with blue eyes, non- smokers. my girlfriend Ambition: to be wealthy, and happily married. Stephen Stevie Dee Baron Likaa: popsicles. sports, and friends. Ambition: To go to college then receive a million dollar major league baseball contract. Tina Bear Barrett Likaa: being with my boyfriend and friends, playing the light keyboard for Neon and rainbows. Ambition: to become a professional photographer or artist and to have a great life. Carol Beamer Beam Likaa: good times with my friends and weekends Ambition: to be the best math teacher Barbara Barb Bearer Likaarumcorns. tennis. Hastings parties, turquoise, and Grandma Del’s pizza. Ambition: to win the Pa. Lotto then buy a black Ferrari and to join the C.C.C.C. Linda Bearer Likaa: painting, weekend excursions to IUP. and ice cream Ambition: to paint Rick Springfield in the nude. Theresa Bearer Likaa: my family and friends, getting out of homeroom Mondays, and vacations from school. Ambition: to become a nurse and live a long happy life. Louis Lou Bechel Likaa: whiskey, fast cars, and girls that aren’t stuck up Ambition: to drive a tractor trailer for a living and to own the fastest car around. Dawn Worms Becker Likaa: having a good time being with family, and friends. Ambition: to make it through college. Tom Beak Behe Likaa: hunting, girls, and trapping Ambition: to become a rich electrician. Mark Gootch” Beltowski Likaa: My Duster, tapes, and car stereo Favorite aaying: Where is the party tonight Yeckburger? Ambition: to make a million dollars and spend it in a week, and pay all my debts. Dave Toughdude Bender Likaa: my girlfriends ring. Favorite aaying: Toughness. Yerk me, I’m sure Ambition: to get married and get a good job. Mike Ike Bender Likaa: Genessee. and the gang uptown. Ambition: to meet that special someone. Lisa 'B' Bernard Likaa: a very special white Cordoba. J.S.’s ring Favorite aaying: What'cha doing L? Ambition: to have a rich and happy life and to spend it with Joe. Suzette Suz Beunier Likaa: my box of letters and photos, my stuffed animal collection, and my poem book Ambition: To find Mr. Right and someday be as good of a mother as PeeWee. Chris Howie Bills Likaa: The St. Louis Cardinals. Los Angeles Lakers. The Who. Favorite aaying: We’re going to die tonight! Ambition: to play in the NBA and become a nationally known sports broadcaster To become green and blue before my 30th birthday. Barry Boom-Boom Blake Likaa: weekends, good looking girls and Van Halen Favorite aaying: You’ll get over it Ambition: to have a good paying job and live a happy life. James Jimbo Blake Likaa: sports, apples, and going to Car- rolltown. Favorite aaying: RugRat. get out of here Ambition: To replace Dave Conception and make a million. Kimberly Tippy Blick Likaa: Pitt Panthers. Steelers, being with family and friends, blonde hair and blue eyes. Ambition: To make the best out of life, and be happy. Jim Roots Bonin Likaa: good jams, nice cars and Millers beer. Ambition: to make a lot of money. Cherie Bopp Likaa: Teddy bears, friends, and a good sense of humor Ambition: To be independent and always be happy. Chris PA Bopp Likaa: parties, and a Nova Ambition: To become rich. Christine Chrissy Born Likaa: Special memories with family, some crazy times with close friends, snow, and Saturday nights Ambition: To make lots of money and find a nice apartment, and to live my life to the fullest. Gary Bucky Buck Likaa: my car. girls, and weekends. Ambi- tion: To become a millionaire Judy “Jud Buck Likaa: Going to the cabin, having a crazy time, listening to WDVE, and being with my family. Ambition: To run when things get too crazy! Cecilia Cel’’ Burkey Likaa: R.W., my stereo, and good parties Ambition: cosmetology, and to leave Patton. Rebecca Becky Caldwell Likaa: Neil Young my family, and IUP Favorita aaying: Who’s on Lav duty this mod? Ambition: To see Neil Young in concert and to graduate from IUP with a major in art. Sandra Sandy Callahan Likaa: Fridays, horseback riding, and dances Ambition: To become a computer programmer. Ray Caretti Likaa: Penn State, family, and friends. Ambition: To make it through college. Dorothy ’Dot' Charney Likaa: R.B.. crazy friends, and my dia- mond. Ambition: To become a teacher for the handicapped and to get married. Thomas RatRug Chernisky Likaa: Sports. Pitt. Bookkeeping 81-82. and Section 1 bus rides. Favorita Saying: What? Ambi- tion: To coach baseball and to be well-known in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Shirley Chirdon Likaa: being with that special someone, and my precious little girl. Favorita aaying: Really? Ambition: To get a good paying job. to succeed in life, and to make Dave and Jaime happy Warren Runt Chverchko Likaa: parties at the cabin, super sport Scamp.' Favorita aaying: shut up pie face. Ambition: To become rich and to get a good job. Martha Clemmer (McClellan) Likaa: My friends, my wedding set. and being alone with my special someone Ambition: To succeed in life and to make Dan happy. Carolyn Colberg Likaa: weekend excursions with special friends, creating new memories to keep throughout life, and spending time with my family. Ambition: To become a successful, wealthy ac- countant and enjoy the finest in life. John Opey Crowell Likaa: Golf. Building houses, and adding things on to my Lionel train set Ambition: To win the Lotto, become rich, and retire at 26. Teresa Teres Cunningham Likaa: Having a good time with my friends, animals, and football Ambition: To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever I attempt in life. Jane Davis Likaa: Spending time with my family and friends, going out on Saturday nights, riding horses, and showing steers at the fair Ambition: To get a good paying job. Roy Boots DeFrahn Likaa: T.P., and my hamster Favorita aay- ing: Imagine that! Ambition: To create a career for myself, and to live in Oregon. Jennifer Diz Depto Likaa: skiina. bike riding, weekends with the flock, tennis, and jamming Ambition: International lawyer for all countries. Krista Depto (Ondecko) Likaa: my diamond, my son and a very special someone. Ambition: to get married and possibly be a nurse’s aid. Debra Debi Domalik Likaa: LSU, frogs, yellow, tennis. R.R., and Dr. Pepper. Ambition: To be a computer programmer, to guest-star on the Muppet Show, and to stay sober Tina Dunlap Likaa: good times, friends, and long walks. Ambi- tion: to live life and be all I can be. Amy Poosie Eckenrode Likaa: The Doors, lots of ketchup, twirling a baton, 7th Avenue Hastings, and especially my dogs Ambition: To see Ron Gresko turn down anything edible or anything else of any value. Ron Mouse Eckenrode Likaa: my 57 Chevy, partying, and girls. Ambition: To build a garage and work for myself. Mark Farabaugh Likaa: hunting and Dallas. Ambition: To be a farmer. Mary Kay Fedor Likaa: friends, family, and spending time with my special someone Ambition: to live a long, happy life. Lisa Farence Ferrence Likaa: parties. B I., and Little House Ambition: To be a success in life, and make lots of money. 66 Rich ••Scruffy Finet Like : rock music, beer, and having a good time with my friends Ambition: to get married, get a good job and to make my second million. Eric Fizz ' Fisanick Like : Mopar. friends, and hunting Ambi- tion: to become an Electrical Engineer and to win a certain bet from Fritz David Little Emmit Flora Like : being with my family and that Special someone. Bakerton people and parties Favorite saying: Wake Up1 Ambition: Electrical Technology. Ang� e French Franceschini Like : hunting, girls, and Genessee Ambition: To get a job and become a trillionaire ii Kanker Frank Like : sports, family, and friends Favorite •eying: It was great, you should have seen if Ambition: To see the Survivors three albums go platinum. William Fritz Frederick Jr. Like : Listening to music, sports, and traveling. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Brenda Gabrielson Like : sharing good times at Glendale with my friends, quiet moments with someone special, and family Ambi- tion: To become a success at whatever I attempt and to be happy and try to help others as I would help myself. Erik Gabe Gabrielson Like : red. Wednesday and Saturday nights Favorite saying: Wonderful! Ambition: To make the pros as a quarterback. Mike Gino Gelormino Like : Barefoot waterskiing at the river on smooth water, listening to WDVE’s jams on my stereo and riding my snowmobile and motorcycle Favorite Saying: Ha Ha Ha1 (after L.L. says a stupid joke) Ambition: To live a millionaire’s life and work for Cypress Gardens as a barefoot water skiier Lisa Gens Like : weekend excursions with special friends, beautiful vacations, camping at Glendale, and driving around the Sunoco. Ambition: To become a wealthy accountant and to be happy and successful in everything I attempt to do. Stephen Gibby Gibbons Like : hunting, trapping, and listening to the radio Ambition: To make the most of my life Allan Pinhead Glass Like : good times, and sports. Favorite •eying: Sure! Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Donna Glass Like : weekends, good parties, and sleep Ambi- tion: to get a good job. Malizia Missy Gormish: Like : family, friends, and singing. Ambition: Registered Nurse. Brian Buddy Gray Like : Football. Baseball, and F.T.H. meetings Ambition: To get through college. Ron Lightning Gresko Like : The Cincinnati Bengals. Survivor. Italian food, family, and friends Favorite aying: It was AWESOME Ambition: To visit Equinox with Howie. Gootch, Cobra. Jimbo, Kanker. Gabe. Shoper. Clyde. The Roving Destroyer, and Morrison and find pepper cheese. Kimberly Kim Haggerty Like : family, friends, and Saturday nights. Ambition: To get a good paying job and live my life to its fullest. Jean Hanlon Like : my poem collection, spending time with my family and friends, my driver’s license, and car keys Ambition: To finally see the day that Carolyn and Jerry get married. Lisa Lis Helbig Like : Blue eyes, treasured memories with fami- ly and friends, and being with that someone very special Ambi- tion: To be able to fulfill all of my dreams. Daniel Magoo” Higgins Like : Ford trucks, and going to football and basketball games Ambition: To be an electrician, and own a Datsun 280-ZX. Gary Hites” Hite Like : parties at the cabin, girls, and my three wheeler Favorite saying: Hey W.C.. Go slop your hog. Tom Scruff Holtz Favorite aaying: Derr Ambition: to get rich. Jim Homer Homerski Like : beautiful girls, fast cars, and going skating Ambition: To own a Porsche. Dana Dani Hoover Like : The ‘Burg'. WDVE. and the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Ambition: To make it to Alaska David Dave Hoover Like : To go places with someone very special Favorite aaying: Yeah. Buddy! Ambition: To be a suc- cessful farmer and to see the world. Mark Hoovil Hoover Like : Friday nights. Eddie Murphy, and raiding the refrigerator. Ambition: to be a computer analyst. Pauline Polly Hoover Like : being with my family, track, and having fun. Ambition: to always earn any luxury I ever get and to always be happy. Shirley Shirr ‘ Hoover Like : family, friends. Steelers. and sleep- ing late. Ambition: To be successful and to travel around the world. Tom Elmo Hoover Like : fast cars, partying. Favorite eaying: I’m sure you did Ambition: To own my own garage Joseph Joe lllig Like : weekends. Leo's 55. my 190 Favorite saying: Don’t worry about it Ambition: To make it through col- lege and have a good time. Dominica Minn Inzana Likes: Cricket. family, friends, bowl- ing. public speaking, my teddy bear and Boo-boo kitty Favorite saying: Mr Gresko. I’m perplexed. Ambition: To perhaps be seen doing the National news one day Donna Donk Jackson Likes: bowling, water skiing, and snowmobiling Favorite saying: I realize that Ambition: To make lots of money and to own a nice looking truck. Jeff Kazz Kachmarchi Favorite saying: What do you possibly say9 Ambition: To be an electronic technician. Paul King Cuda Karlheim Likes: The Barracuda, fast cars, and money. Favorite saying: Kids! Ambition: To get a good job and make lots of money. Raymond Tazz Keith Like : having a aood time, the outdoors, and riding in my black GMC truck. Ambition: To be a coal miner Vicki Kelly Like : R.R., Mom’s car, skiing, camping. Cheddar Cheese Combos, a red Chevy Luv. and band trips Ambition: To ski the Alps, get Debt drunk, and to become a surgical technologist. Melissa Missy Kielbowick Likes: The time I spend with a certain someone that drives a Monza. McDonalds and my dad’s car keys. Favorite saying: I don’t understand. Ambition: To live an everlasting life of happiness with that certain someone. Gwen Kirkpatrick Likes: my real friends, family, and my special someone Ambition: To be a beautician and spend a happy life with R.P. Sharon Kirkpatrick Likes: animals, being around friends, nice quiet walks in the woods Ambition: To become a vet and own a dog of every kind. Glenn Glenno Kline Likes: good looking girls, hunting, and rock-n-roll. Ambition: To get a good paying job. Stephen “Steve Kline Likes: sports, cars, hunting, and goodlooking girls Ambition: To get a good job and become wealthy. Sharon Knarr Likes: family, friends, my class ring, and driver’s license Ambition: To be a secretary. Jeff Kohan Likes: family. Neil Young, and Penn State. Ambition: To make it through college and have a good time doing it. James Zick Kosicki Like : R.L., having a good time, and sports Ambition: To become a diesel mechanic and open up my own shop. Carolyn Chubbles Kovach Likes: my family and friends, going out on the weekends, and all my memories. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Walter Walt Kovach Likes: beer, getting out of school Ambi- tion: To get drunk every night. Karen Krane Krejnus Likes: a special someone, and my great friends. Ambition: To go to Business College, become an ex- ecutive secretary, and get married. Patricia Pitter Krotendofer Likes: outdoor sports, and being with people I like Favorite saying: Check it out1 Ambition: To become an officer in the Air Force. Paul Weedhopper Krug Likes: getting drunk, and my car. Favorite saying: Let’s do it' Ambition: To become a certified welder and make a million. Mark Coonie Kuhn Likes: good looking girls and Genessee beer Ambition: To marry a rich old lady. Rosemary Kurtz Likes: Friday at 3:15, weekends, and friends. Ambition: To get a well paying job and live life to its fullest. Lori Lallemand Likes: a special person, partying, and Fridays. Ambition: To find a good job. Barbara Se Barbicide Lamont Likes: my precious son Josh and being with my special person. Favorite saying: Go for it! Ambi- tion: To get married and own my own beauty shop. Rhonda Lane Like : Bakerton keg parties, weekends, family and friends Ambition: To become rich. Luke Lansberry Likes: the exciting and hilarious trips to Kittann- ing with Gino! and my Duster Favorite saying: Ya big load! Ambition: To graduate and become a heavy equipment operator, live on my own for a while and to make my million so I can buy my Flying Ford.” Ronald Ron Lauer Likes: Fords. Harleys, and guns. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. Lori Lawrence Likes: crowd’s applause at halftime shows, roses, and camping Ambition: A career in nursing and to settle down close to home. Tim Lechene Likes: Nice looking girls Favorite saying: S-U-R-E- and Bogger Ambition: To get a good paying job. Robert Jose” Lecorchick Likes: Fast cars. Genessee. and hun- ting Ambition: To own a Corvette. Edwin Mable” Link Likes: race cars. GMC trucks, and Camaro Ambition: To get a job. Pamela Gram Link Likes: Purple hearts, balloons, and being with my friends and family Favorite saying: No Biggie Ambition: To make the big 1,000.000 and always look above the horizontal site Steve Pie” Link Likes: Football. Friday Nights and good looking girls Favorite Saying: Go slop your hog W.C Ambition: To lead a happy, successful millionaire’s life. Mary Ann Murtle” Little Likes: Being with family and friends, parties at the cabin, and having a wild and crazy time in the big town of Chest Springs Ambition: To become rich and happy and own a Black Trans Am. Sandra Sandy” Lowmaster Likes: being with family and friends, and my stereo. Favorite saying: Kids” You can dress them up but you can’t take them no where Ambition: To be successful at whatever I attempt in life and to always be happy. Theresa Terri” Luther Likes: Family, friends and special talks, and sports Ambition: To have a good outlook on life and to be able to accept the challenges that come my way Donna Dee” Magulick Likes: My friends, cat. and of course, hav- ing a good time in everything I do. Ambition: To get married and live happily ever after Tom Butkus” Malloy Likes: Beer and FTH meetings Favorite saying: My what? Ambition: To win the Lotto. Brian Maykovich Likes: Section I. the Nittany Lions, and the New York Jets Ambition: To be a very rich orthodontist. Timothy Tim” Mazurack Likes: J.G.. my car. and deer hunting Ambition: To become a millionaire and live like a king. Michael Walrus” McCoy Likes: riding motorcycles, playing Sun- day football, and girl watching in the commons. Ambition: Air Force security policeman. Patrick “The Butcher” McGlynn Likes: family and friends, my job and life itself Ambition: To become a billionaire, and have a great career in accounting and business administration. Ronald Ron” McGowan Likes: The Monday night drunks. Genessee beer, and my family and friends. Ambition: To be rich and retire at the age of 25. Jean Jeanie” McMullen Likes: friendly people, being with family and friends, and my class ring Ambition: To become a clerk typist and someday get married. John Huey McMurray Likes: a very special girl, my Chevelle. and Car Club parties. Ambition: To get a good job and succeed in life. Alice Al or L Miller Likes: memories of the good times with my family and friends Favorite saying: What’cha doing B9 Ambi- tion: To lead a happy life and to be successful in whatever I attempt. Cynthia Cindy or Cin” Miller Likes: A very special farmer and spaghetti Ambition: To get a job when I graduate. Leo Miller Likes: my 55 Chevy. Joe's 190 and the Pot Belly Trio. Ambition: To make it through college. Carolynn Moore Likes: water skiing, playing football, and people with a friendly personality. Ambition: To be a secretary for a top executive and to own a red Ferrari. Rodney Hot Rod” Morchesky Likes: Camaros. good friends, and weekends. Ambition: To be successful and happy, someday learn to fty, and to have lots of kids. Kimberly Kim” Mulhollen Likes: my engagement ring, my cat. and most of all my boyfriend and my relationship with him Am- bition: To quit Riverside, get married, and live near Virginia Beach. Jeff Hat Murphy Likes: The Sea Hawks, the Beach Boys. Favorite saying: You can’t soar like an eagle when surrounded by turkeys. Ambition: To make it through college. Mary Nealen Likes: my boyfriend, food, and rides home from Vo- Tech Ambition: Air Force electronics. Debbie Duck Owens Likes: that very special someone, my family and friends, and all my wonderful memories of high school Ambition: To become an R.N and marry my guy. Patrick Pat” Owens Likes: that very special someone, motor- cycles. and beer. Ambition: To find a good job and earn lots of money. Richard Rick” Paige Likes: flying a Piper Cherokee Warrior and snowmobiling. Ambition: be an architect or a fighter pilot. James Jim Panaro Likes: FTH meetings, good friends, and sit- ting at the table in the morning. Ambition: To be successful in life and have fun doing it. Justine Hus Petrunyak Likes: my family, running around on weekends, going to Barnesboro. and special memories shared with friends Ambition: To venture into the world of computers; to see Jim at seven and still know what is going on at 8. Randy Cheech” Pelleschi Likes: fast cars. Karate Favorite Say- ing: That’s Life Ambition: To become a black belt in Karate and make a lot of money. Julie Preloh Likes: chocolate, my koala bear collection, and The Chippendale’s calendar Ambition: To travel around the world and to marry royalty. Lura Lori” Prevost Likes: drinking, the weekend, and Christmas vacation Ambition: To get a good job and settle down. Michael “Pickle Raynish Likes: beer, girls, and hunting Ambi- tion: To make a lot of money. Susan Sue or Suzi” Risbon Likes: privacy. The Wild Yek.' and family and friends. Ambition: To be an accountant or teacher and to live a happy and long life. Mike Riz Rizzo Likes: football, track. Penn State, and chasing girls at the campgrounds. Ambition: To become a successful Chiropractor Joseph Sparkey Rogal Likes: Muscle cars, and the better things of life Favorite Saying: DERR! Wake Up Ambition: To finish my 70 Chevelle. finish navy career, and to live life to its fullest. Bill Ropp Likes: Buicks. girls, and wine. Ambition: To get a Harley Davidson! Lisa Rudy Rudolph Likes: family and friends. Bakerton parties, and music. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do and to be with my family and friends. John Saltsgiver Likes: girls, cars, and drinking ice cold Genessee. Ambition: To get a good paying job on heavy equipment or be a truck driver. Mary Saltsgiver (Riner) Likes: my diamond and band. Ron. and my grandparents. Ambition: To be a Program Controller. Lynn Sammarco Likes: being with my family, my aunt’s spaghetti, and my lindy star. Ambition: To see my brother pitch in the 1985 World Series. John Jay” Schettim Likes: girls, my 67 Pontiac convertible, and Genessee beer Ambition: To own a Pontiac Ram-Air powered Firebird and be a billionaire auto mechanic. John Festus” Selestok Likes: Ashville dances, good looking girls, and being with my family and friends. Favorite saying: Knock yourself out Ambition: To do the best with what life has to offer. Jeff Sem” Semelsberger Likes: cars, motorcycles, and food. Ambition: To get a good job. get married, and enjoy life to the fullest. Diane “DeeDee Shero Likes: my dogs, my stereo, and my friends Ambition: To get a job. and get married. Judith Judi” Shero Likes: clowns, hot air balloons, and spring days. Ambition: Computer programming and to live life to its fullest. Christine Teena Sherry Likes: Darryl. Jamming down on my stereo, my unicorn. 57 Chevy Nomads, memories of Merlin, party- ing. Riunite, Garfield, and Pat Benatar. Ambition: To live in a cas- tle and make it to college. Brenda Shevock Likes: sports and having a good time Favorite saying: I'm bored Ambition: To work, make a million, and live in Hawaii. Mary Lou “Shmozone” Shomo Likes: Ashville dances, being with my family and closest friends, going to the movies with the gang Ambition: To own a big. beautiful house and a black Z-28 Eric Shoper Shope Likes: Ray’s meetings, and watching Kanker make his . es Ambition: To visit Equinox with Ron. Howie. Gootch, Cobra. Boone. Kanker. Gabe. Clyde, and the Roving Destroyer Pamela ‘Pam’’ Short Likes: Saturdays, rainbows, and Home Ec. Classes Ambition: To become a registered Dietician. Kristin Daz Shulick Likes: roaming the halls with Diz. Spaz. BJ. ' . and Poos, playing my guitar, and R.D Ambition: com- puter science major. Josephine Jos Shultz Likes: reading, listning to music, and be- g with people I like Ambition: To become a successful lawyer. John Scoop Skupine Likes: fast cars, keys to my mom’s car Ambition: To get rich. William Smitty Smith Likes: anything that deals with music, my growing collection of 4 guitars, and my life. Ambition: To go to school, obtain a good job with sufficient pay and possibly pursue a music career Linda Smithmyer Likes: family and a special person Ambition: to find a job and live a very happy life. Paul Smychynsky Likes: Bakerton keg parties. Genessee. and weekends Ambition: To be rich and happy. Vince Roving Destroyer Sneath Likes: The Blue Streak, and FTH meetings Ambition: To replace Billy Ray Smith as the next Roving Destroyer. Favorite saying: Shove Survivor. Lightning! Ric Sikma Snyder Likes: The Cars, my family and friends. Ambition: To be in Hershey for Basketball champions. Melanie Specht Likes: my wacky friends, my family, the wild Col- orguard, and football Ambition: Surgical Technician. Michelle Mickey Spacht Likes: Garfield and Penn State, and aood times with family and special friends Ambition: Medical Of- fice Assistant. Christina Chris” Stasko Likes: family, friends, and boyfriend Ambition: To get a good paying job. Sanford Sandy Stasko Likes: good parties, talkative friends and fast cars Favorite saying: You hussy Ambition: To get out of this place and get a job as a mechanic, and to own a Mustang Kathy Kate Stephens Likes: memories of the Summer of 82. partying and to have a good time with friends Ambition: To get a job and to start off a good life with that special someone. Carl Stiles Likes: Old cars, and nice girls Ambition: To start my own business and make a lot of money. Karen Stockley Likes: being with friends, treasured memories and laughs, being organized and clowns Ambition: To make the best of life with happiness and success and always look above the horizontal sight Cindy Stoltz Likes: Being with friends, laughing and having a good time, and riding the bus in the morning. Ambition: To be able to look back on my life and say I had a happy life. Darin Stoltzy Stoltz Likes: My bug. partying, and fast cars Ambition: To be a Diesel Mechanic. Eric Storm Likes: girls and three wheelers Favorite Saying: What? Ambition: Welder Jeff Strick Strittmatter Likes: Italian foods, hot summer weather, and good friends who have great times Ambition: To get my masters in education and then get a satisfying job teaching great students like us here at C.H. Patricia Patty Stumpf Likes: Parties, listening to music, and reading Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Sedona Sunseri Likes: family and friends Ambition: Cosmetology teacher, and to see me win all my bets with Pam and Julie. Dan Taylor Likes: girls, my Che velle, and Genessee Beer Ambi- tion: To join the Mafia and be a zillionaire. Patty P.T. Thomas Likes: To have a good time, being with my family and friends Favorite Saying: Go For It Ambition: To get a good job and be happy. Matt Spout Treon Likes: Vo-Tech, hunting, and fishing Favorite Saying: Ain’t it awful Ambition: To become a profes- sional welder and become rich. Crystal Trexler Likes: Two special people, partying, and Vo-Tech Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. Jean Vallery Likes: Being with my special someone, no homework, and spending time with my friendsAmbitlon: To always be happy and have success in whatever life brings. Mark Foot Vescovi Likes: Basketball, parties, and fast cars Ambition: To survive Kanker Krack.’ George G.l. Waugh Likes: being with family and friends, party- ing with friends, and saying ‘I should say’ Ambition: To become a computer mechanic and become rich. Jaclyn Jackie Weakland Favorite Possessions: Love and memories from a special sailor, and my collection of lamps, mat- ches. and mugs Ambition: To sail the seven seas with a special sailor on a moonlit night. Lisa Weakland Likes: Mom and dad. unforgettable excursions with friends, unicorns, anything purple, and camping at Glendale Ambition: To be a great nurse like Mrs. Gooderham. to see Jim at 7 and still know what’s going on at 8. Favorite saying: Go For It! Lorrie Butter Buns Weakland Likes: R.K., nutty friends, family, and diamond Ambition: To become a medical office assistant and to get married. Patrick Spaz Weakland Likes: my bagpipes, and my special someone Favorite saying: Fine, just fine! Ambition: Any profes- sion in which I can have a good time. Regina Gina Weakland Likes: friends, parties, and big houses Favorite Possession: my family and special memories Ambition: To be rich and successful. Zena Weber Likes: Those great excursions with the best friends ever, unicorns, my family and camping at Glendale Favorite Say- ing: Go For It! Ambition: To see Jim at 7. and still know what’s going on at 8. and to become the best nurse since Mrs. Gooderham. Suzanne Sue Wendekier Likee: R.R., Popeye, band trips, and skiing Ambition: Nursing, to get Debi drunk, and to conquer the great white north (If I don’t get killed by then.) Joe Space Wentz Likee: The Pittsburgh Steelers. lots of money, and rock-and-roll Ambition: To be a good mason, and to go more than 951 hours up Tech. Martin Marty Westrick Likes: hunting, all sports, and getting together with friends Ambition: To find happiness and success in life. Bernice Nece Whiteford Likee: To have a good time with fami- ly. friends, and with that special guy Ambition: To get a good job and get married to that special guy in a few years. Cheryl Lynne Wholaver Likee: R.L.. my lindy star, friends, and memories Ambition: Cosmetology Instructor. Lisa Woodstock Williams Likee: rubies, and traveling Favorite Possession: memories Ambition: To go to the Mediterranean. Wayne Willie Wilson Likes: racing my stock car. hunting, and cruising the town Ambition: To further my education at an auto mechanics school and to continue racing stock cars. Dave Woodnuts or Lobe Woodley Likes: parties with friends, fast cars, and living life day by day Ambition: To be successful, and find a good job. Brian Bunzy Yahner Likes: beer, blackberry brandy Favorite saying: How’s your wife and my kids? Ambition: To get rich. Richard Rick Yahner Likes: family, friends, and my mother’s cooking Ambition: farmer. John Ying Yannitelli Likes: Baseball, and S.R. Favorite saying: The wild yek Ambition: To get a job in electricity, and to make a lot of money. Monica Guppy” Yarko Likes: Bakerton keg parties, family, and friends Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Brenda Yeag Yeager Likes: family, and friends Favorite Possession: driver's license Ambition: Medical Secretary. Kim Yeckley Likes: being with family and friends, the ocean, and partying with my cousin J.B. Ambition: To get a job and have a big beautiful house. Cynthia Cindy Yeckley Likes: Friday. 3:15. weekends, and friends Ambition: to be a writer. Laura Laurie Yeckley Likes: summer days, long walks, and weekends Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt and to live a long and happy life. Raymond Yeck Yeckley Likes: sports. Neil Young, and going to Barnesboro Ambition: To survive the new ride. Kanker's Krack. at the Bakertown park. Michael Mike Zeanchock Likes: Bakerton keg parties, cold Genessee. and skiing Ambition: To be rich and successful. First Row; Sue Wendekier. Jennifer Depto. Debbie Anderson. Brian Maykovich. Kelly Joy. Joe Baker. Cindy Miller. Suzy Beunier Second Row; Unknown. Fred Brush. Mark Hoover. Rick Yahner. Ray Keith, unknown. Bob Fitzpatrick. Zena Weber. Fred Strittmatter. Third Row: Brian Yahner. Rosanne Prevost. Erik Gabrielson. Lori Lawrence. Dana Hoover. Justine Petrunyak. Jim Blake. John Crowell. Scott Zanoni. 5 Yippiyiyeah cow Patty. 6 I’ll never drink that much again. 7 OhSolomio! goeAO uAiojeo L suao esn 9 leiun uuy 9 -Ajjaqsuen :jagtn-| ujai £ ouied Jix uojegs Z ‘ouiwjoieo a nw 1 :uo«ieou!iuap| ajnpid 1. Dana Hoover 2. Carolyn Colberg 3. Barb Bearer 4. Brenda Gabrielson 5. Zena Weber 6. John McMurray 7. Pam Link 8. Ron Gresko 9. Minn In- zana 10. Mark Kuhn, Gayna Berish 11. Lisa Helbig 12. Cherie Bopp 13. Suzy Beunier mojd jsjy Aw M noA ubq jeuuoq jojsbb Aiu u| sEfctA} ¥'y h S Sl' lflterf?orip ato rt.-'W X. $zv ' Daru la-� � r ' ijcnrvc . c 3J vr i-' v.j LQiV-ont ev} ve l ;tt££ r TD V'acvD£ A TxJlu. 7,7i ra '7 x V Oq.S4 7eenq V ' ' ‘)h rr ocacj igS v vt -ss u ''’ OUR 1983 FAVORITES NICEST SMILE Lori Lawrence, Jim Blake, Debi Domalik, and Paul Smychynsky WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Zena Weber, Vince Sneath, and Dorothy Charney Jean Vallery, Judi Shero, Steve Gibbons, and Jeff Strittmatter 75 BEST DRESSED MOST TALKATIVE Mike Gelormino, Sue Wendekier, Pam Link Erik Gabrielson, Jennifer Depto, and Luke and Eric Shope Lansberry 76 MOST RECOGNIZED AS A TECHER Lisa Bernard, John Selestok, Jackie Weakland, and Ron Eckenrode MOST SPIRITED MOST ATHLETIC Brian Maykovich, Tom Chernisky, Barb Rick Yahner, Brenda Shevock, Lynn Sammar- Bearer, and Suzy Beunier co, and Ron Gresko MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Ron Lauer, Terri Luther, and Steve Baron BEST LOOKING MOST MEMORABLE LAUGH Lisa Weakland, Judy Buck, Rodney Mor- Steve Link, Justine Petrunyak, Mark chesky, and Ray Yeckley Beltowski, and Vicki Kelly CLASS OFFICERS — Rick Yahner — Treasurer. Mike Gelor mmo — Vice President. Pam Link — Secretary. Jeff Strittmatter — President. N a t ■ I 0 n Steven Gibbons — Rensellaer Award for highest average in math and science m grades 10 and 11 OFFICERS — Pam Link. Minn Inzana. Steve Gibbons, and Jeff Strittmatter 1st Row Lori Lawrence. Karen Stocktey. Carol Beam. Laura Yeckley. Jennifer Depto 2nd Row Judi Shero. Debt Domalik. Minn Inzana. Tern Luther. Cindy Stoltz. Shirley Hoover. Melanie Spacht 3rd Row Pam Link. Michelle Spacht. Jean Vallery. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Lynn Sammarco. Polly Hoover 4th Row Jim Panaro. Marty Westrick. Jeff Strittmatter. Steve Gibbons. Pat McGlynn a H o n o r S 0 c • 1 e t y 79 Fabulous Lee JEANS 1 Lee 2 Jordache 3. Levi Strauss 4 Zena 5. Chardon Wrangler CAR 1. Trans Am 2. Corvette 3. Camaro 4 Ferrari 5. Datsun 280ZX Tj T ACTRESS MOVIE ACTOR • 1. Goldie Hawn •1 Porky’s 1 Clint Eastwood 2 Sally Field 2. E.T 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Jane Fonda 3 An Officer and a Gentleman 3 Tom Selleck 4 Miss Piggy 4 Fast Times at Ridgemont High 4 Sylvester Stallone 5 Lorn Anderson 5 Stripes 5. Alan Alda 80 Five FEMALE VOCALIST t Pat Benatar ■ 2 Olivia Newton Juhn Stevie Nicks 3 Joan Jett 4 Laura Branmgan 5 Barbra Strejsand Kim Carnes MALE VOCALIST 1 BobSeger 2 Bruce Springsteen 3 Billy Joel 4 Rick Springfield 5 Neil Young ALBUM 1 Lover boy Get Lucky 2 Journey Escape 3 Reo Speedwagon High Infidelity AC DC Back in Black 4 Aldo Nova Fantasy The Doors Greatest Hits Led Zeppelin Coda 5 Ozzte Osbourne Diary of a Madman Pat Benatar Get Nervous Pat Benatar Crimes of Passion Rick Springfield Working Class Dog COMEDIA 1 Richard 2 Benny I 3 Steve N 4 Eddie Murphy 5 Rodney Danger field COLL COLOR UPJ Air Force 81 Techers Have Class Students who attend Admiral Peary Vo-Tech develop a unique identity and pride because their education combines learning a trade for the future. Vo-tech also gives its students the opportunity to meet and work with other students from four area schools — Central Cambria, Penn Cam- bria, Blacklick, and Portage. Upon leaving the Anchor, saying good-bye is difficult but the techers manage it. as they do their activities, with class. Some techers with class include: First Row: Paul Krug. Joe Rogal. Barry Blake. Paul Karlheim. Second Row: Warren Chverchko, Steve Link, John Selestok. Third Row: Ron Eckenrode. Mark Kuhn, Matt Treon, Gary Hite. Eric Storm, Tim Lechene. AUTO MECHANICS — Thomas Hoover, Robert Lecorchick, Edwin Link. Rodney Morchesky, John Schettini, John Skupme. Darin Stoltz, Michael Zeanchock, John Sral. WELDING — Paul Paul Karlheim, Carl Kovach. Paul Krug, Eric Storm, Matt Treon. William Cavallo, Paul Doughty, Ray Earnest. Tim Gerlesky, Michael Gomolka. Ken Sqacht, Tim Thomas, Chris Wholaver. 82 CARPENTRY — John Crowell, Dave Hoover, , enn Kline. Luke Lansberry. Jett Semelsberger, Paul Smychynsky. Rick Yahner. and Rich Brew HEALTH SERVICES — Judy Buck. Jane Davis. Krista Depto, Rhonda Lane, Debbie Owens. Regina Weakland. Monica Yarko. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR — Dave Bender. Mike Bender. Chris Bopp. Gary Buck. Gary Hite. Fred Brush. Don Luther. Tom McConnel. John Shat- ter. Dan Warner. 83 CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY — SENIORS: Tom Behe. Barry Blake. Ray Caretti. Dave Flora. Tom Holtz. Pat Owens. Joe Rogal JUNIORS: Eric Baker. Tim Born. Bruce Kinney. Kevin Phillips. QUANTITY FOOD SERVICES — SENIORS: Debbie Anderson. Chris Born. Shirley Chirdon. Missy Kielbowick. Gwen Kirkpatrick. Donna Magulick. Kim Mulhollen. Patty Thomas. Jackie Weakland. Bernice Whiteford. JUNIORS: Sue McGlynn. Darla Nitti, Lori Raynish. Kim Sobesky. Cheryl Warfield. 84 COSMETOLOGY — SENIORS: Lisa Bernard, Barb imont. Sedona Suneri. Cheryl Wholaver. JUNIORS: Chrissy Anderson. Jane Buck. Pauline McConnell. Nancy Weaver. SOPHOMORES: Diane KeWy. Denise Presloid, Tammy Smychynsky. 85 DATA PROCESSING — SENIORS: Crystal Trex- ler. Sandra Vingless. JUNIORS: Dan Chverchko, Steve Link. John Stoltz. Jim Thiec. RADIO AND TV — SENIORS: Charles Anna, Mike Anna. Jim Homerski, Jeff Kachmarchl, Tim Lechene. JUNIORS: Ken Lamont. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICI- TY — SENIORS: Mary Nealen. Mary Saltsgiver. JUNIORS: Rex Lane. Maria Phillips. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION — SENIORS: Brenda Albright. Donna Glass. Kim Haggerty. Lori Lallemand. Kim Lane. Sandy Lowmaster. Alice Miller. Lura Prevost. Brenda Shevock. Teena Sherry. Kathy Stephens. JUNIORS: Sue Abel. Pam Krug, Lea Bradley. Darlene McCloskey. Kim O’Leary. Michele Selestok, Vicki Shuss. Sue Sibert. Brenda Wentz. DRAFTING — SENIORS: Pauline Hoover, Richard Paige. Carl Stiles. 86 MINING — SENIORS: Raymond Keith. James Keith. JUNIOR: Kevin Kopera AUTO BODY — SENIORS: Ronald Eckenrode. Timothy Mazurak. William Ropp, Daniel Taylor. JUNIORS: Scott Baker. Blaine Fiasco. Wayne Gray. Joe McGlynn. Scott Mertens. James Nihart. Richard Yarko. MASONRY — SENIORS: Stephen Kline. Ron McGowan. John Selestok, Joe Wentz. JUNIORS: Kevin Born. Angelo Crimaldi, Dave Flora. Rick Miller. Mike Passanita. Scott Zanoni. 87 MACHINING — SENIORS: Warren Chverchko. Rich Finet. Angelo Franceschini. Steve Link. Randy Pelleschi. JUNIOR: Fred Strittmatter 88 J 70 60 51 44 47 50 50 40 61 39 34 32 64 47 58 I61 43 '59 «HI Boys' Basketball Northern Cambria Portage Bishop Carroll Westmont Portage Bishop Caftoli Blacklick Penn Cambria Bishop Carro Northern Cambria Central Cambria Forest I Richlari SomerJ VoTech i Windbai Opponent 56 46 41 60 40 46 38 38 57 37 29 51 59 58 41 51 Girls' Basketball CH Opponent 33 Forest Hills 49 47 Conemaugh Valley 43 0 Penn Cambria 0 40 Ferndale 58 51 Northern Cambria 55 71 Laurel Valley 47 42 Central Cambria 61 42 Bishop Carrol 84 56 Portage 50 49 Northern Cambria 66 42 Forest Hills 63 60 Conemaugh Valley 54 54 Ferndale 67 52 Penn Cambria 23 45 Central Cambria 51 54 Laurel Valley 34 43 Bishop Carroll 83 46 Portage 64 Football CH Opponent 8 Bishop Guilfoyle 25 15 Bishop McCort 14 32 Johnstown VoTech 12 22 Curwensville 8 14 Penn Cambria 18 0 Forest Hills 35 0 Central Cambria 28 0 Portage 6 0 Bishop Carroll 14 8 Northern Cambria 43 89 A Great Beginning but.. . 90 Making sure the job is done right! Coach Tirwick's Comments: With twelve returning lettermen filling some key positions, the 1982 Highlander football season appeared to be bright. After the disappointing 25-8 setback at the hands of Bishop Guilfoyle the Highlanders came back to win the next three games. The last half of the season was not so successful. Suffering the loss of some key personnel due to injuries, the Highlanders dropped their last six games in a row to finish the season 3-7. Although the team experienced a losing season, all was not lost as the Highlanders played some exciting and inspired football; No one will ever forget their stunning 15-14 upset win over Bishop McCort. With ten return- ing lettermen the Highlanders hope to improve and have a winning team next year. LETTERMEN — 1st Row: Ray Yeckley. Vince Sneath, John McMurray. Bill Frank. Ron McGowan. Bill Frederick. 2nd Row: Mike Rizzo. Ron Gresko. Buddy Gray, Steve Baron, Jeff Lieb, Rob Berringer. COACHES — Left to Right: Dennis Pawlikowski. Bruce Frycklund. Dan Bilko, Bill Crowell. Tom Link, Jack Tinnick. Anticipation! “Mean Machine 91 Jim Bailey — Slot Back Eric Fisanick — Running Back Steve Baron — Running Ba Bill Frank — Guard n — Tackle U Mike Gelorm mino — Slot Back Allen Glass — End Bill Frederick — Guard Buddy Gray — Slot Back Ron Gresko - te't.ack Ron McGowan — Guard John McMunay — Running Back Mike Rizzo — End Sneath — Slot Back Ray Yeckley — Running Back Jim Panaro — End Tom Malloy — Tackle Just a bit of advice. Glory of a touchdown? So what's the plan again! Stand up and cheer! John’s on the run again! What a stride! Celebrating a fumble recovery. Just a little bit further .. Rizzo’s Chiropractic massage! Getting into the rivalry spirit! We Shall Return This year's varsity basketball team, under the coaching of Mrs. Sandra Murphy, com- pleted their season with an 8-10 record. When asked for her comment, Mrs. Murphy said, “We have lost no one and will return, stronger than ever, to victory next year.” Girls who compiled fine statistics for the year are: Mary Lantzy, with 82-188 (62%) foul shots and 328 points, Suzy Haluska with 65 assists; Michele Selestok with 78 steals; and Melinda Selby with 202 rebounds and 69-122, (56%) jumpballs. Special honors were earned by Mary Lantzy, who was voted by the other coaches in the team's league to the number one Central Western All-Tourney Team and also, by Suzy Haluska and Melinda Selby for honorable men- tion by the coaches. This year’s lettermen are Suzy Haluska, Michele Selestok, Mary Lantzy, Bo Anna, Sue Miller, and Melinda Selby. The junior varsity team, coached by Miss Barbara Taylor, ended the season with a 5-13 record. Some of the times the girls will never forget TRI-CAPTAINS — Michele Selestok. Mary Lantzy, and Suzy Haluska are camp initiations, the bus ride home from Laurel Valley, winning but no team spirit allowed on the bus, Bo’s Take me out, Mrs. Murphy! ; Jen’s little chicky; and the attack on Sheetz. VARSITY — 1st Row: Lori Crowell. Michele Selestok. Mary Kay Anna, Suzy Haluska, Jennifer Shatter. 2nd Row: Sue Miller. Melinda Selby. Mary Lantzy, Ruth Bradley. 3rd Row: Jeanine Johnson (Mgr.), Mrs. Sandra Murphy (coach), and Sandy Strittmatter (Mgr.) 96 JUNIOR VAR8ITY — 1st Row: Jennifer Shaffer. Lisa Burns. Lisa Blake. Renee Gresh. 2nd Row: Denise Presloid. Lois Shank. Lori Crowell. 3rd Row: Miss Barbara Taylor (coach). Ruth Bradley. Kim Eckenrode. and Dawn Sherry (mgr.) CENTRAL WESTERN ALL TOURNEY TEAM HONORABLE MENTION — Suzy Haluska CENTRAL WESTERN ALL TOURNEY and Melinda Selby. TEAM MEMBER — Mary Lantzy. 97 Girls in Action 1. Mary Lantzy is up for the occasion. 2. Suzy Haluska drives in for big score. 3. Any time now! 4 Michele Selestok leads the pack. 98 High Hopes VARSITY — Sitting: Kim Blick. Justine Petrunyak. Viola Caretti. Jennifer Shaffer. Suzy Haluska. Kneeling: Becky Eckenrode (manager). Brenda Yeager (manager). Brenda Shevock. Kim Lane. Ruth Bradley. Cathy Miller, Caryn Gregory (manager) Standing: Christine Mc- Connell (manager), Cindy Yeckley (manager). Lea Bradley, Kristin Shulick. Kim Glass. Helen Kovach (manager). Coach Karen Haluska. The Girl's Volleyball team returns this year with very strong hopes of being District Six Champs, after a disappointing second place finish last year. With a large turnout of 54 girls, the coaches faced the tough job of cutting down to only the top 20. Those girls who did not make the squad this year should become key performers in next year’s squad. Some fond memories the girls had this season are winning first place in the Central Cambria Tournament, Jenny getting hit in the head by Kim's serve, riding in Karen’s car, and Sharon’s tough workouts. SENIOR8 — Kneeling: Justine Petrunyak. Kim Blick. Brenda Shevock. Standing: Kim Lane. Brenda Yeager (manager), Cindy Yeckley (manager), Kristin Shulick. 99 JUNIOR VARSITY — Sitting: Renee Gresh, Paula Bender. Viola Caretti, Ruth Bradley Kneeling: Lora Polisky. Amy Mertens. Melinda Selby. Standing: Kim Eckenrode. Angela Ceccoli. and Linda Bogus. Members proudly display the first trophy won by the girls volleyball team. The trophy was awarded for finishing first in the Central Cambria tournament. 100 101 Champs! VARSITY — 1st Row: Ray Yeckley. Jim Blake. Steve Baron. Ron Gresko. 2nd Row: Chuck Solomon. Rob Berringer, Mark Vescovi. Bill Frank. 3rd Row: Rich Snyder. Chris Bills. Chris Gobris. Coach Frycklund. JUNIOR VARSITY — 1st Row: Brian Domalik. Eric Kirkpatrick. John Berringer. Sam Anna. 2nd Row: Seamus Cunningham. Bill Holtz. Doug Miller. 3rd Row: Chuck Solomon. Chris Blum. Kevin Kirk, Bruce Strittmatter. Coach Tinnick. Coach Frycklund says: We had a very fine season at Cambria Heights, because of the commitment our players made to the game. Every time they stepped onto the court, whether in practice or a game. I knew they would give nothing less than 100%. They were just a pleasure to coach. � ny exerting moments ti $ feckhead's 40 foot prayer to tip at the buzzer to take Penn rawi at Richland with some- arrested finally beating toes at Forest Hi� s. Steve h«s two clutch foul shots against Vo- But probably the biggest highlight was straight victores over B C . the last hme second straight champonship m the Ad- Peary Vo-Tech tournament during i tmas Chris Bi and Re Snyder were qjr Al Tourney team BiNs was named,d tourney's MVP _ head practices paid off for tar hndwith these practice� nits ptcured The '’fctfnkars Crack. ' 'powder. John setting an (downs, Jrmbo s mass fme year as the the district Their witnessed by fans at 102 Mark Vescovi Ray Yeckley — Captain Chris Ric Snyder ($11 Frank Steve Baron Jim Blake 104 An Up and Down Season VARSITY — Row One: Clint Terza (manager), Mike Gelormino. D. J. Luther. Jeff Smith. Steve Link. Jeff Kohan. Kevin Smith. Brian Murphy (manager). Row Two: Coach Rick Terza. Fred Strittmatter. Don Anna. Bill Fredrick. Jeff Lieb, Rick Yahner. Scott Murphy. Bill Yahner. Asst. Coach Harry Murphy. JUNIOR VARSITY — Row One: Ron Link. Craig McNulty. Row Two: Glenn Kirkpatrick. John Little, Craig Lieb. 83 tn- they two But with a It powerht to lose that fundamental matofeflrand finales when they days. Despite the team’s some a . • — Rick Yahner and Mike Geiorr o records. Rick finished e- Silent . s-G® accomplished a time District class title in '82- Also qualifying fur Districts is junior Jeff Smith whoende : with a winning 15-12-1 record w- iiMRHicru h ihed a supr r 23-4 record Botf)of iCt VI qdBifiers With Rick winning in ‘82 Also qudiitymq for DiStr The wrestle thems Rick’s MiKe’s spending (no th meals, a matmen. pinky ment. n. Sa’ record. Cc t at Lewistowr Hastings boy sc the Holidaysburg. ■■ Hey Liz. of all. the feeling of V morning practices, the fastest pin. hogie sale a lot of Cambria pel for 105 Lisa Weakland. Ellen Link. Zena Weber Bill Frederic Mat Maids Jeff Kohan Enthusiasm + Work = Success Kirsch, Becky Kuntzman. Fourth Row: Shelly Fox, Melinda Selby. Michele Conrad. Laura Kovach. Jackie Brothers. Michelle Kinney. Lori Crowell. Nancy Glass. Phyllis DeSalvo. Brenda Sell, Kelly Bearer. Patty Thomas. Mary Ann Adams. Dawn Sherry. Kim Zanoni, Sue Miller. Lisa Byrnes. JHI Routch. Renee Depler. Tina Prevost. Jody Campbell. There are approximately 72 girls out for track and even though the team will compete Triple A level with other schools this year, the girls and coaches are very optimistic about the 1983 season. The team is comprised of 15 seniors. 18 juniors. 11 sophomores, and 28 freshmen. Last year’s team graduated 22 lettermen. and with only 13 returning. Coaches Murphy and Gooderham feel the team is basically young and inexperienced and that they will have to spend a great deal of time rebuilding for the upcoming season. However, they do believe they have the ‘‘talent. but because of the large number of girls and the time in- volved. it will require a great deal more effort on their part Even though this may be an obstacle, with the girls' enthusiasm and willingness to work, a successful season is inevitable. The coaches would like to recognize Mary Lantzy for placing 7th in State in the high jumps last year as a sophomore and ex- pect her to do even better this year, not only in high, but broad and triple jumps. COACHES AND MANAGERS — Kneeling: Barb Bearer. Carolyn Kovach. Jill Hambley. Standing: Rochelle Lallemand. Mrs. Sandra Murphy. Mrs. Barbara Gooderham. Jeanine Johnson. FIELD — Chris Born. Lisa Weakland, Zena Weber. MaryAnn Lit- tle. Linda Smithmyer. Judi Shero, Pam Link. Polly Hoover Gwen Kirkpatrick Kim Haggerty Senior Letter Winners Carolyn Moore Judy Shero Kathy Stephens Senior Track Members 109 Lisa Weakland Zena Weber A Blend of Experience and Youth 1st Row: Coach Tom Link, George Waugh. Bill Frederick. Eric Fisanick, Mike Rizzo. Jim Bailey. Joe lllig. Jim Panaro, Dave Woodley. Rich Snyder. Coach Bruce Douty. 2nd Row: Paul Venesky, Ralph Caretti, Jeff Lieb. Rich Brew. Mike Passanita. Dan Warner, Bruce Kinney. Mike Fox. Bernie Berzonsky. Sean Kirkpatrick. 3rd Row: Chris Blum. Randy Cence, Jim Yeager. Scott Murphy, Mike Smychynsky, Jamie Kolonay, Jim Bosar. Alex Ebel. Ken Westrick, Randy Kirsh. 4th Row: Craig Lieb, Randy Haggerty. Scott Henry, Paul Rizzo, Dennis Born, Rodney Ropp, Jim Johns. Kris Price. Matt Venesky. Barry Stoy. Absent were Ray Caretti. Eric Kirkpatrick, Dave Ford, Kevin Kopera, Angelo Franceschini, Chris Wholaver, Joe Smolko. This year's track team should be an interesting blend of experience and youth. Returning is a prom- ising group of young hurdlers and consistent field event men at the javelin, shot put, and discus. Lack of experience and speed should hamper the Highlanders in the sprints. Distance running has been a strong point for CH the last couple of years, and could continue if some of the veteran runners come through. A usual tough schedule against many of the area's strongest teams makes wins extremely hard to come by, but individual improvement will also be looked upon as success. 110 Bill Frederick 111 Jim Panaro Mike Rizzo Rich Snyder Experience and Enthusiasm LETTERMEN — 1st Row: Jim Blake. Steve Baron, Eric Shope. 2nd Row: Drew Thomas, Tom Chernisky, Jeft Shaffer. 3rd Row: Buddy Gray, John Yannitelli. 1st Row: Drew Thomas. Eric Shope, Jim Blake. Steve Baron, Tom Chernisky, Brian Maykovich, Mike Horvath. 2nd Row: Jeff Shaffer, Leo Miller, Buddy Gray, Darren McLaurin, Chris Patrick, D. J. Luther, Bill Novak, Kevin Anna, Mark Kuhn, Jeff Murphy. 3rd Row: John Berringer, Joe McGlynn, Rob Berringer. Don Presloid. John Yannitelli, Ray Yeager. Mark Stockley, John Shaffer, Coach Bob Buck. The Highlander baseball team should be highly competitive in 1983. With eight returning let- termen the team has the experience and en- thusiasm to be a winner. Led by three year letter winners, Tom Chernisky and Jim Blake, the squad could possibly go far in tough section 1 of the Tri- County League. Buddy Gray Mark Kuhn Brian Maykovich Leo Miller Eric Shope Steve Baron Jim Blake Tom Chernisky 113 John Yannitelli ctivities HIGHLANDER The Treasure Seekers Forty-two Seniors and Juniors, with the leadership of editors Barb Bearer, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Lisa Weakland, Cooleen Mihalow, and Sandy Strittmatter, are the treasure seekers who spent evening and Saturday mornings putting together the 1983 Highlander yearbook. For many of the staff the techniques of creating a yearbook — doing layout, cropping pictures, choosing headline styles, writing copy — were new so that much had to be learned. Also, with a March 1 deadline, the staff had to work feverishly to complete their assignments. A few of the guidelines the staff follows in creating the yearbook include — trying to recreate the special moments and memories of the school year through pictures and words, using an interesting style in presenting the material, being accurate in the reporting and pictures, and including as many different students as possible in the yearbook. The fact that 56% of the student body purchased a yearbook indicates that a large number of students are looking forward to seeing the efforts of the yearbook staff. If hard work leads to success, then the 1983 Highlander staff should have succeeded in creating a yearbook to treasure. EDITORS Sharon Kirkpatrick, Barb Bearer, Lisa Weakland, Sandy Strittmatter, Advisor, Paul Baran. ACTIVITIES Judy Shero, Vicki Kelley, Sue Wendekier, Debi Domalik, Terri Luther, Edna Scott, Camille Stevens. Theresa Cunningham, Kathy Horne, Lori Weakland. Jane Gooderham, Justine Serafin. 116 FACULTY Lisa Gens. Pam Link, Karen Stockley. SPORTS Chris Born. Diane Mames. Jeannine Johnson, Lisa Lawrence. Cindy Polites. Kim Haggerty. Suzy Haluska, Barb Noel. SENIORS lynn Sammarco, Zena Weber, Amy Eckenrode, Minn Inzana, Sandy Callahan. Lisa Helbig. 117 PHOTOGRAPHERS Teena Sherry. Tina Barrett. Dana Hoover. Nick Konior. 118 First Row: Russ Miller (Mr.Black), Vicki Short (Jessica). Mark Hoover (Mr Morlock), Minn Inzana (Mrs. Morlock), Tor Gabrieison (Luigi Lanconi), Collette Evrard (Mary), Mike Fox (Jake). Second Row: Mark Dubyak (George Plew). Vicki Kelly (Mildred), Julie Preloh (Miss Akers). Natalie Depto (Mrs. Frinck). Jamie Kolonay (Lucifer). Alex Ebel (Joe Lanconi), Kathy Horne (Mrs. Schmaltz). Nick Konior (Dr. Brown). Annette Cronauer (Martha). Rehearsals for the three-act comedy, Rest Assured began on February 2nd. After weeks of practice and hours of work- ing on the set, lights and costume, the cast and crew for the play were ready for curtain time on March 24 and 25. Money-hungry Mr. Morlock will not let his daughter, Mary, become engaged to Joe Lacconi because Joe’s papa is poor. The feud begins when Joe's papa Luigi pleads his son’s case. A fight begins during the confrontation, and Luigi dies. Luigi, however, gets permission to return back to earth and haunts Morlock until he gives permission for the wedding. Luigi becomes visible only to Morlock. Morlock can’t eat or sleep and in despair he accidentally takes too many sleeping pills and he too dies. Morlock, however, won’t leave this life until things are settled, and Luigi cannot rest in peace until Mary and Joe are married. Since Lucifer happens to be in the neighborhood, he decides to personally escort Morlock to the lower regions. Morlock realizes that he has only been concerned with making money and has never had time for his family. If only he had another chance — then Mildred the maid, awakens him. It has all been a bad dream. A reformed Mr. Morlock happily gives permission for the wedding. 119 William Gormish and Debbie Yablinsky STAGE CREW — Joe Wilt. Alvin Lamont LIGHTING AND SOUND — Ken Strittmatter and Sandy Strittmatter USHERS — Lori Lawrence. Amy Eckenrode. Lisa Gens. TICKETS AND PUBLICITY — Shelly Hollen, Liz Stockley, Barb Noel. Barb Pam lllig. Sue Wendekier. Patty Krotendofer. Julie McNulty Bearer. Zena Weber. Janice Sheehan. Tina Barrett. Gayna Berish. MAKEUP — Jeanine Johnson. Jean Vallery. Karen Stockley. Pam Link. SCENE DESIGN — Patty Strohmier. Alicia Sasway. Judi Mary Jane Short. Terri Luther. Shero. Terri Luther. Pam Link. Carotynn Moore. 121 The Best That You Can Do GIRLS CHORUS — Row 1: Laura Farabaugh. Mary Jane Short. Michele McCoy. Carol Beam. Julie McNulty. Suzy Haluska. Laura Yeckley. Michele Bolgar. Renee Lubert. Row 2: Michele Conrad. Donna Shero. Suzy Beunier. Marianne Adams. Rose Lansberry. Michele Hite. Mary Lou McNulty, Caryn Gregory. Dawn Merrill. Row 3: Sandy Strittmatter. Malizia Gormish. Jeanme Johnson. Julie Preloh. Carolyn Moore. Janice Yeckley. Kim Eckenrode. Jenny Thiec. Janine Spacht. CHORALE — Row 1: Helen Visniczke, Tracy Worchesky. Angie Marra, Lisa Byrnes. Leann Ernest. Vicki Short. Lisa Blake. Suzy Haluska. Julie McNulty. Barb Burskey. Michele Bolgar, Karen McNulty. Brenda Gibbons. Row 2: Colleen McGlynn. Donna Bell. Arlene Miller. Tammy White. Michele Weaver. Suzy Beunier. Mary Jane Short. Min Inzana. Germaine Baker. Denny Born. Paul Rizzo. Kelly Solomon. Roger Hull. Mike McCoy. Pat McGlynn. Dena Dowey. Lora Polisky. Viola Caretti. Caryn Gregory. Cindy Gobert. Shelly Fox. Jennifer Shaffer. Row 3: Doreen Garth. Jill Routch. Theresa Little. Marie Kelly. Tammy Pierce. Ed Link, Kevin Anna. John Berringer. Sean Simpson. Gus Gabrielson. John Wilt. Robert Rairigh, Ron Gresko. Tor Gabrielson. Sandy Hertzog. Pam lllig, Lori Kelly. Jenny Thiec. Dawn Sherry. Kelly White. Kristie Smychynsky. Row 4: Jennifer Kennedy. Jeanine Johnson. Julie Preloh. Amy Eckenrode. Rose Lansberry. Joe Baron. Mike Smychynsky. Jim Ertter, Joe Wilt. Eric Shope. Steve Baron. Darrin McLaurin. Sue Miller. Angie Cecoli. Shawn Bosar. Kristy Murphy. Alicia Sasway. Patty Thomas. Sue Wendikier. Row 5: Malizia Gormish. Cheryl Anna. Sandy Strittmatter. Mike Wendikier. Tom Donohue. John Williams. Bill Holtz. Chris Bills, Kevin Kirk. Bill Smith. Jaime Kolonay. Brian Toseki. 122 The high points of the chorale and girl’s chorus activities were the Christmas and Spring concerts. During the Christmas concert the groups entertained many people with songs such as Ring the Bells, Carol of the Star, A Holly Jolly Christmas, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” In the spring the groups sang a wide variety of songs including: Arthur’s Theme, Happy Heart, and All I Have to Do Is Dream,” Can You Read My Mind.” In February Mrs. Bowman went on a leave of absence and Mrs. Ebersole took over her tedious job for a few weeks. No one will ever forget the long hours of practice and especially all the warm-ups singing “he-he” and “ha-ha. DI8TRICT CHORUS — Row 1: John Williams. Sean Simpson. Row 2: Suzy Haluska. Row 3: Jaime Kolonay, Jim Enter. Row 4: Brian Toseki. ACCOMPANISTS — Julie McNulty. Janine Spacht, Chuck Solomon. COUNTY CHORUS — Row 1: Jeanine Johnson, Caryn Gregory. Kim Eckenrode. Marianne Adams. Dawn Merrill Row 2: John Williams, Sean Simp- son, Kelly Solomon. Row 3: Jaime Kolonay. Jim Ertter. Tor Gabrielson. REGIONAL CHORUS Williams. Brian Toseki. John 123 ivisor: iitor-in-Chief: sistant — Mr. Dennis Anna Judi Shero Halloween rt Depar m On Top of the News ... rculation: Tists: Theresa Bearer Michelle Spacht Melani p Snarht iporters: Mullen, er, Vto'. � en Kiri ry Mc vin Gib hnson, sa Ger na Barrc rkpatric akland, over, Sh eresa C lly Sole uder le of th can par .or yea trial organiz- girls a i year. ‘ ;ram, yo1 must ng. T3 etaries ce to pi end of ach gi: her to gnments her. Ai h the girls sheets her s c] on the he stud ovrs: Yeckley n Krejnus M°Mullen one Vermuelin a Sn thnjyer 7 Stoltz . Weber . . ia Yeager . nary Kurtz can do are to type Neaien-ruoiic Aiiairs: hip st.A thp mnmpni VAll uo 1 Ir First Row: Dana Hoover. Lori Lawrence. Linda Bearer. Zena Weber. Justine Petrunyak. Second Row: Cherie Bopp. Tina Barrett. Lisa Helbig. Jean McMullen. Cooleen Mihalow. Mary Lou McNulty. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Dorothy Charney. Sharon Knarr. Teena Sherry. Gwen Kirkpatrick. Viola Caretti. Marie Kelly. Theresa Cunningham. Row Four: Kevin Gibbons. Susie Beunier. Theresa Bearer. Minn Inzana. Kelly Solomon. Tom Chernisky. Lisa Gens. Bill Pellas. Tor Gabrielson, Ron Gresko. Debi Domalik, Vicki Kelly. Lisa Weakland. Brian Maykovich. Judi Shero. Pam Link. 1- xnj new ruuw ana Lneir num- bers are introduced to you in the first week of school. Have you ever been called to the nurse's suite and not know where it was? Have you gone to B168 instead-of SI 38? Th ry uapt. t. s ie Spacht, Lyn Moore . on Knarr . ‘.:.y � Shero • . ille Spacht 124 • • Mr. Anna • Mr. Arnold . • Mr. 3aran ... Mr. Bern • • Mr. Bilko . Ms. Cannon© • Mr. Crowell • Mr. Gormish • Ms. Janidlo and Mr. Boyle Barb Bearer, and . . Mr. Link • Mrs. Morphy . Mr. Murphy and Mr. Douty . Mr. Lantzy • Mr. Pickens • Mr. Sibert . Mr. Solomon examples ulations Howev- things a ninth gra classes i feel the ondly, y. forward to the years to come, knowing they can only get better. Happiness is a perfume you j | cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on vourself. Plaid Talk n- t. S. Sgt. Annette Woodley-A Flight Sgt.; Second Lt. Bonnie Shultz- 3 Flight Commander; S. Sgt. Terry Murphy-B Flight Commander; T.Sgt. Kim Sobetsky-C Flight Sgt.; M.Sgt. Kat.hv R«1 hi a-NOOTf! FI npnerf tM. Sgt. rs jn- rc a t. • oe to go to Penn State on the 9th of Dec. While on the campus, we will be lectured by Astronaut Lt. Col. Gvion S. Bioford. Lt. Col. Bio ford will be coming from NASA Halloween started around the time of the Celts and the Druids. They celebrated Ihe death of their old year in November and named it • Ul JN y KULUfJ t.n a neart Drea to the visiting Penn Cambria Pan- thers. John MoMurrav Riahl� nr|er$ The 82-83 Plaid Talk started the year off with a revision of the headline. With the addition of new ac- tivities, columns, and a full puzzle page, the newspaper gained characteristics unlike any other year. The reporters will remember the interviews, last minute articles and deadlines, while sore fingers, hours of typing, and counting spaces will long remain in the minds of the typists. The editors, however, will look back on the memories of attempting to get the headline straight, thinking of “catchy titles and font numbers. Ba sketba ig strugg Sth at bai spent fi' 'unda men t ■ v• � « w.it. team «tab hampered by an early blocked punt that led to a B.G. touchdown. Hay Ye landers on their second goal line stand of the iith quarter. The Panthers tnnlr or Lor Varsi liors) Su: istok, V: : ,eah Prior .......u., ..... iia.Ni(,drs Jeanir Johnson and Sancfy Strittmattei (Soph.nores) Jennifer Shaffer, J Sue Mille «well, Li inager Da i are prou and hav deve then ■t on ever number owing is and th s to thi hry Lantz; in assist leader ij k with 23 e, ffelind; ; and bes percentage zy with ?( ye to Tisl now break- n, Melindc Frj ove- at the va- HI ADVISOR — Mr. Dennis Anna SPORTS EDITORS — Tom Chernisky. Brian Maykovich EDITOR — Judi Shero ASSISTANT EDITOR — irhtDebi Domalik. ,hS and and ior Mi 1 T_ nr « n, K John w, Ma Scott Chr , Ed nk, John Ste Jeff zo, , Br , Jo Douj ad, 1 � . , Mike Kozlowski, Charles ire L encourarrine thev recieve frori mss Thylo: young tear promise. irs rep- 50 why not :heer them Johnson tens, Shawl Ken Yeagt TYPISTS Spacht. — Melanie Spacht. Diane Shero. Michelle ar STUDENT REPORTERS — Debi Domalik, Vicki Kelly. tl6j ,ULl v jyv A vuiubwmi io-iecn at ahnstown 12-6, tied Punxytawney Patton 0-0, and were pounded Central Cambria at home 22-0. Br not hard on vour parents. They didn't have a choice, either. 125 PAGE They Talk a Lot Row 1. Left to Right: Gloria Fogle. Sandy Hertzog, MaryLou McNulty. Tina Barrett, Dana Hoover. Row 2: Kathy Helbig. Patty Link. Pam lllig. Janice Yeckley, Viola Caretti, Rose Lansberry, Paula Bender. Gayna Berish, Cooleen Mihalow. Row 3: Lisa Williams, Minn Inzana, Mr. Gor- mish. Row 4: John Wilt. George Smith, Tor Gabrielson, Nick Konior, Bill Pellas. Joe Wilt, Jaimie Kolonay. FORENSICS OFFICERS — Patty Ling — Treas. Sec., Dana Hoover — Vice Pres., Minn Inzana — Pres. Under the direction of Mr. William Gormish. this year’s Forensics team performed quite well. A lot of hard work, practice, and determination went into the individual efforts. On January 13 the team traveled to St. Francis College for the first meet of the year. Individual win- ners were Bill Pellas, 3rd in Boy’s Extemp.; Minn In- zana, 3rd in Prose; and Tor Gabrielson, 2nd in Drama. Overall, the team placed 3rd in Poetry, Boy’s Extemp, and Drama. February 4, the team traveled to Westmont. In- dividual winners of this meet were MaryLou McNulty, 1st place in Prose; Bill Pellas, 3rd in Boy's Extemp., and Jan Yeckley, 3rd in Poetry. Overall the team placed 2nd in Prose and Boy’s Extemp, and 3rd in Drama. On February 18 the team traveled to Westmont again for one last try before Districts. Bill Pellas won a 2nd place ribbon in Boy’s Extemp, and Boy’s Ex- temp. placed 2nd as a team. Finally, on February 24, two members from each category traveled to St. Francis College for the first of two district meets. Tor Gabrielson from Drama and Cooleen Mihalow from Persuasive advanced to the second meet. This year’s team will best remember missing a rib- bon by one point, having Mr. Gormish accept the rib- bons for some of the teammates, waiting an hour for the bus at Westmont, and the fun on bus rides from every meet. 126 POETRY — Pam lllig. Rose Lansberry. Janice Yeckley. Gloria Fogle. Paula Bender PROSE — Minn Inzana, Kathy Helbig. Lisa Williams. John Wilt. George Smith. Patty Link. Mary Lou McNulty. 127 THEY’VE GOT THE SPIRIT First Row: Gina Weakland. Terri Luther. Suzi Beunier. Second Row: Julie McNulty. Sue Sibert, Debbie Boslet. Third Row: Liz Stockley. Mary Jane Short, Janine Spacht. Fourth Row: Janice Sheehan. Eva Drenchak. For the cheerleaders the year was extremely hectic. With a new advisor. Mrs. Karen Sowalla, new ideas were introduced. Then, with Mrs. Sowalla's departure in January. Mrs. Sandy Murphy became the advisor. One of the most memorable experiences of the year was the basketball pep rally when the sound system died and the band couldn’t be present. Trying to psyche the students when no one could hear was a challenge. Other interesting memories include: summer camp, cold foot- ball games, the sign ripping before the guys ran through, being late for the Alma Mater, pep rallies, last minute practices, expec- ting eleven girls and only seven showing up. discovering K.B.. crazy times in the locker room. “Pass the soap. Mrs. Murph’s practices, learning Eye of the Tiger. finding referees in the locker room, flowers from the wrestlers and basketball team, and crazy rides home. CAPTAINS — Suzi Beunier. Gina Weakland. Terri Luther 128 Senior: Suzi Beunier Senior: Terri Luther Senior: Gina Weakland JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Lisa Depto. Kim Zanoni. Donna Shero. Vicky Short. Tanya McCoy. Denise Sheehan. Second Row: Becky Kuntzman. Phyllis DeSalvo. Jackie McCann. Kim Cicero. Jody Campbell. Debbie Crowell. 129 Cheering Squad STUDENT DIRECTORS — Brian Maykovich, Tom Chernisky. At any basketball game, Section I is a force to be reckoned with. With their fanatical cheering, they are the spirit behind the boys basketball team, urging the guys on to victory. This year Section I, under the leader- ship of Brian Maykovich and Tom Chernisky and with organizational help from Randy Choby and Frank Cam- marata, increased in membership. The group pur- chased T-shirts, painter hats, shakers, megs, and membership cards. Section I also provided the halftime entertainment with 3 contestants attempting two free throws and a mid-court shot. Buttons and pizzas were awarded as well as the GE AM FM stereo cassette recorder, which went to Joe Vescovi who connected from mid-court at the Central Cambria game. SECTION 1 This is to certify that: is an official member of CAMBRIA HEIGHTS BASKETBALL SECTION 1 CHEERING SQUAD. He or she has agreed to support the Cambria Heights Basketball Team in a truly sportsmanlike manner. Student Directors: Thomas C. Chernisky Brian A. Maykovich 130 Heavenly Helpers First Row: Judy Shero. Pam Link. Karen Stockley. Minn Inzana. Jennifer Depto. Amy Eckenrode. Debi Domalik, Vicki Kelley. Lisa Weakland. Zena Weber. Susie Beunier. Second Row: Lisa Gens. Carol Beam. Justine Petrunyak. Jean Hanlon. Michele Hite. Ellen Link. Renee Taylor. Pam lllig. Third Row: Shirley Hoover. Sharon Kirkpatrick. Lisa Helbig. Teresa Karleheim. Tammy Link. Mary Ann Prevost. Helen Kovach. Cindy Polites. Lisa Lawrence. Rhonda Macalus. Fourth Row: Sharon Knarr. Pauline Hoover. Pat Thomas. Bernice Whiteford. Jenny Thiec, Sherry Sral. Sharon Hoover. Fifth Row: Laura Yeckley, Linda Smithmyer. Cindy Stoltz. Janice Yeckley. Sandy Weakland. Jeanine Johnson. Lee Ann Anico. Lora Polisky. Jennifer Bearer. Sixth Row. Michele Spacht, Dianne Shero. Melanie Spacht. Donna Weakland. Diane Maines, Brenda Yeager. Cindy Yeckley. Pauline McConnell. Alicia Sasaway. Rose Mary Kurtz. The library is a quiet retreat apart from the bustl- ing crowds and noise of C.H.’s halls. It is a place where a student or faculty member can enjoy peace and have the opportunity to read. Helping Mrs. Betsy Wasilko keep this spot a lit- tle bit of heaven are her angels — the library aides. They toil silently and effi- ciently during their free periods behind the desk helping to check library materials in and out. Also, some of the girls take responsibility for creating bulletin boards to attract students to read. Without the aides the library would be a little less heavenly. SENIORS — First Row: Mrs Betsy Wasilko. Carol Beam. Jennifer Depto. Karen Stockley. Minn In- zana. Carolyn Kovach. Debi Domalik. Vicki Kelly. Second Row: Lisa Helbig. Justine Petrunyak. Jean Hanlon. Amy Eckenrode. Zena Weber. Lisa Weakland. Rose Mary Kurtz. Third Row: Bernice Whiteford. Patty Thomas. Laura Yeckley. Melanie Spacht. Brenda Yeager. Sharon Knarr. Cindy Yeckley. Susie Beunier. Fourth Row: Sharon Kirkpatrick. Pauline Hoover. Shirley Hoover. Diane Shero. Linda Smithmyer. Michelle Spacht. Cindy Stoltz. Judy Shero. Pam Link. Lisa Gens. 131 C.H. Soldiers FLIGHT A Flight Commander: Gloria Fogle. Row 1: Emil Vermeulin. Brian Lechene, Margie Hite. Carmen Scarpaci. Row 2: David Rayba. Crystal Miller. Jean Venesky. Vincetta Trexler. Row 3: Bevan Kohan. Chris Blum, Tim Semelsberger. Gino Franceschini. An- nette Woodley FLIGHT B Flight Commander: Bonnie Schultz. Row 1: Cindy Gobert. Millette Weakland. Patty Krejnus. Row 2: Amy Mertens. Theresa Little. Kim Hull. Row 3: Brenda Sell. Bill Lenz. Chris Ivory. Row 4: Frances Sobet- sky. Ron Gray. Matt Venesky. Row 5: Alan Duman, Ron Miller. Terry Murphy. FLIGHT C Flight Commander: Kevin Gibbons. Row 1: Helen Visnyiczke. Bill Earnest. Alan Miller. Row 2: Nat Depto, Kay David. Mike Weiland. Row 3: Jim Hammond. Brett Schreyer, Roger Hull. Row 4: Harvey Shaw. Jim Smith. Jeff Nagle. Row 5: Scott Winslow. Dan Mitchell. Scott Kranz. 132 STAFF Co-flight commanders: Steve Gibbons and Patty Krotendofer. Row 1: Michelle McCoy. Lorrie Weakland. Lisa Engle. Justine Kline. Row 2: Mike McCoy. Louis Bechel. Roy Defrahn. Stacy McDowell. Row 3: Jim Ertter. Jerry Humphrey. Dave Sell. Wayne Wilson. Row 4: Kathy Helbig. DRILL TEAM Captain — Michelle McCoy. Row 1: Patty Krotendofer. Mike McCoy. Jerry Humphrey. Row 2: Stacy McDowell. Dan Mitchell. Justine Kline. Row 3: Gloria Fogle. Jim Smith. COLOR GUARD Row 1: Stacy McDowell. Michelle McCoy. Bonnie Shultz. Kathy Helbig. Row 2: Alan Duman. Justine Kline. Jerry Humphrey. Row 3: Kim Hull. Jeanie Venesky. Roger Hull. 133 ROCKET CLUB Captain Wayne Wilson. 1st Row: Jim Erter. Justine Kline. Mike McCoy. Roger Hull. David Rayba, Brian Lechene. Dave Sell 2nd Row: Roy Defrahn. Gino Franceschini. Carmen Scarpaci. Jerry Humphrey Row 3: Ron Miller. Ron Grey. Matt Venesky. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Row 1: Wayne Wilson Row 2: Annette Woodley. Justine Kline. Gloria Fogle. Jim Ertter Row 3: Mike McCoy. Roy Defrahn. Ron Miller. Jerry Humphrey. Row 4: Terry Murphy. Alan Duman. Dave Sell. mili’arj say th ictic F y science, cadets n wear their uniforms of allegi ing opening ex The e of an Air Force ROTC cadet is hec I rtS must we|H jgiai e iurl the flag outside the school. The highlight of the ROTO program for many cadets is the various trips and events experienced by the corps. In the begin- ning of the year, the group traveled to the armory in Johnstown to see the military in action locally. Following closely behind this trip, the ROTC had their traditional dinim out which was held at the Candlelight Restau ant in Ebensbury The main speaker for the evening was Armie James. The group then went to Penn State to hear the first black astronaut. Guion Bluford, speak. Other events included the volleyball team’s participation in a tournamtr t in Pittsburgh and the annual spring Dining-In held in the high school commons. But the biggest event for the year was the trip to Washington. D C. to tour the Aerospace Branch of the Smithsonian Instituti Smithsonian tour, the ROTC corps visited the White 134 The Pride cfCn First Row. Lett-Right Michelle Weaver. Kim Conrad. Linda Bearer. Lori Lawrence. Vicki Kelly. Cindy Polites. Lisa Lawrance. Marie Kelly Second Row: Mr John “s Bailey. Donna Magulick. Sedona Sunsen. Mary Ann Harris. Melisia Spacht. Paula Bender. Tammy Pierce. Gayna Bensh. Donna Bell. Sharon SPlfeJSSf? Conrad Cindy Miller. Tammy Link. Linda Hrubochak. Brian Prevost. Third Row: Chene Bopp. Edna Bailey. Helen Visnyiczke. Jim Kline. Tom Ertter. i kIbtef'J',n aJ?ob y T®mmy White. Wendv Kuhn. Barb Bersky. Lynn Deitrick. Dawn Maykovich. Tina Serafin. Edna Scott. Annette Cronauer. Jay Elias. Vicki Urban. Kathy Stephens Fourth Row: Kim Carpmello. Natalie Depto. Bill Lenz. Sean Simpson. Patty Sclesky. Arlene Miller. Linda Hoover. Kevin Smith. Kathy Horne. Jennifer Depto. Jane Gooderham. Dena Dowey. Cindy Morgan. Justine Kline. Gloria Fogle. Pam Weakland. Jennifer Thiec Fifth Row Julie Preloh. Cheryl Anna. Jean Vallery. Lori Westrick. Mary Kay Phillips. Carrie Mandrick. Karen Krejnus. Patty Krejnus. Becky Scott. Tina Prevost. Becky Eckenrode. Mitzi 136 The Highlander Band, under the direction of John R. Elias, proved again this year they are a quality band. They began their marching season as they traveled to Nashville. Tennessee, and performed in concert at Opryland. U S A., and attended the Grand OI‘ Opry. In July the band competed in the Pennsylvania American Legion State Championships where they captured the first place crown for the seventh consecutive year As they journeyed home, they stopped at Hershey Park for a day of enjoyment. After local parades were over the band began their annual August camp. During football season, shows such as the Robert E. Lee and the Show Business received standing ovations throughout the season The band finished the year with Christmas and Spring concerts. The Christmas concert contained hits like Christmas Recollections” and Jingle-Bell Rock while Arthur's Theme. Sinatra in Concert and The Doobie Brothers were among the Spring songs. The cycle starts again which demands hard work and determination but also rewards the members with pride and success. f 'V t t ♦ t r t ' i t t V T f ■ ■' t I • to « Mr- f� I Swarden Rochelle Lallemano. Ted Depto. Michelle Fox. Carolyn Moore Sixth Row Theresa Cunningham. Rhonda Macalus. Cooleen Mihalow. Sandy Weakland Kim Crook Sue Wendekier. Camille Stevens. Carolyn Rusnak. Tammy Sponsky. Michelle Zalisnock. Brenda Pohsky. Lori Kelly. Jerry Miller. Shawn Bosar JillRouch Dawn Becker Seventh Row: Melanie Spacht. J. R. Stewart. Jim Ertter. Bob Freeman. Tim Mazurak. Russ Miller. Mary Ann Symosky. Debt Domaiik Kim Glass Linda Bogus. Steve VanArmor. Bill Bender. John Crowell. Michelle Spacht Eighth Row Lon Born. Eric Donohue. John Anna. Dave Bobby. Paul Beli Joe Wilt Kim Hull Juniata Wilt. Roger Hull. Kevin Kirk. Brian Toskey. Pat Weakland. Renee Taylor. Kristy Smychynsky. Ninth Row Diane McCombie. Kelly White Tenth Row Tina Ivory. Pam Weber. Donna Weakland. Theresa Little. Lee Ann Yeckley. Lon Weakland. Viola Carreti. Lisa Rizzo. Amy Mertens. Stacy YaWinsky. 137 Dazzling Kneeling, Left to Right: Linda Bearer, Lori Lawrence, Vicki Kelly. Row 2: Cindy Polites. Michele Weaver. Kim Conrad. Marie Kelly. Lisa Lawrence. The 82-83 majorettes consists of a hardworking squad of 8 girls. Under the leadership of captain Lori Lawrence the girls made up and performed snappy routines at parades and football games. During the winter months when the concert season approaches, the girls lay down their batons and replace them with instruments. Combined with the hard work are a lot of good times and fond memories shared throughout the years. The majorettes will all remember flowers, scrapbooks, cakes, camping at Glendale and, oh, the fights, but after all the arguing came special friendships, tears and understanding. 138 Performers FLAGS — Kneeling. L to R: Captain — Cherie Bopp. Flag Sergeant — Melanie Spacht. Dawn Becker. Flag Sergeant — Michelle Spacht. Teresa Cunningham. Co-Captain — Kathy Stephens. Standing, L to R: Kelly White. Lori Born. Tina Ivory. Mary Ann Harris. Pam Weber, Lisa Rizzo, Teresa Little. LeeAnn Yeckley. Donna Weakland. Lori Weakland. Diane McCombie, Viola Caretti, Stacy Yablinsky, Amy Mertens. Kristy Smychynsky. SENIORS — First Row: Captain — Cherie Bopp. Co-Captain — Kathy Stephens. Second Row. Cindy Miller. Julie Preloh, Rifle Sergeant — Sedona Sunseri. Donna Magulick. Co-Rifle Sergeant — Carolynn Moore. Third Row: Flag Sergeant — Melanie Spacht. Teresa Cunn- ingham. Flag Sergeant — Michelle Spacht. Dawn Becker. The 1982-S3 Kiltie Highland ™ had a memorable year with their hard work and determination resulting in lively routines, even in the unbearable weather condi- tions. While working hard for perfection, the girls had a lot of fun celebrating one another’s birthdays, singing on the bus. giving each other nicknames and initia- tion. Everyone will look back on this year with fond memories. The colorguard captain is Cherie Bopp, with co-captain — Kathy Stevens. Flag Sergeants are Melanie and Michelle Spacht and Rifle Sergeants Sedona Sunseri and Carolynn Moore. RIFLES — Kneeling: Cindy Miller. Julie Preloh. Rif� Sergeant — Sedona Sunseri. Donna Magulick. Co-Rifl Sergeant — Carolynn Moore. Standing. Tammy Link. Michelle Conrad. Jenny Thiec. Linda Hrubochak, Natalie Depto, Vicki Urban. Edna Bailey. Kim Carpinello, Jeanette Bailey. 139 2 1. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS — Kneeling: Vicki Kelly. Left to Right: Karen Krejnus. Jean Vallery. Tim Mazurak, John Crowell. Sue Wenderkier. Pat Weakland. Jennifer Depto. Debi Domalik. 2. COUNTY BAND — Row 1. Left to Right: Arlene Miller. Paula Bender. Annette Crounauer. Kathy Horne. Edna Scott. Row 2. Left to Right: Russ Miller. Linda Hoover. Shelly Hollen. Pat Weakland. Carolyn Rusnak. Lori Kelly. Bill Bender. Brian Toseki. Becky Scott. Bob Freeman. Jim Ertter. 3. DISTRICT BAND — Pat Weakland. Jim Ertter 4. BAGPIPES — Kneeling: Tammy Pierce. Melissa Spacht. Standing: Donna Bell. Gayna Berish. Sharon Holtz. Paula Bender. 4 140 3 2. DRUM MAJOR — Brian Prevost 3. BAND OFFICERS — Sue Wendekier — Treas.; Debi Domalik — Pres.; Jean Vallery — Sec.; Lori Lawerence — Historian; Pat Weakland — Vice-Pres.; Kathy Horne and Patty Krejnus — Librarians. 4 BAND-AIDS — Milton Lechene. John Wilt. Jay Litzinger. Alvin Lamont. 141 Working With the Young and Old First Row. Lett to Right: Suzie Beunier. Vicki Short. Amy Eckenrode. Dorothy Charney. Sharon Gromley. Pam Short. Second Row: Sue Wendekier. Karen Mcllwaine. Janice Yeckley. Cathy Kontorchik. Annette Farabaugh. Sue Risbon, Mrs. Debbie Yablinsky. Third Row: Vicki Kelly. Mariam Prevost, Theresa Bearer, Sharon Knarr, Judi Shero. OFFICERS — Sitting: Theresa Bearer. Secretary: Pam Short. President. Standing: Judi Shero, Public Relations and Suzi Beunier, Treasurer. The Future Homemakers of America had 20 members this year, but what they lacked in member- ship, they made up for in spirit. Even with Mrs. Yablinsky’s absence for the first half of the year, they managed to keep busy. Activities included Adopt-a-Grandparent at Laurel Crest Manor, play hours for young children in Patton and Carrolltown, initiation night, a car- nation sale, fortune cookies for our teachers, and sandwich sales. The year will end with many great memories — a trip to Lancaster, 7 a.m. calls for ham and cheese, lighting candles, speeches on stage, state competition, flowers and more flowers, fuzzies, sign-outs, attitude checks, and our new friends on In- terstate 80. 142 143 CLASS WILL We. the members of the 1983 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do hereby generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and momentos to deserving underclassmen. Brenda Albright: To Dee and Tam to have the ability to pass State Boards at Vo-Tech and to Carrie my great dancing techniques. Charlie Anna: To Sam Anna all of those chicks from Ashville. Mike Anna: To Sam Anna, all of those chicks from Ashville and to John Sral. all those girls you jagged me about. Jim Bailey: Mrs. Donna Depto’s vocabulary words to all those poor Juniors who have her next year. Joe Baker: To my brother all my homework. Steve Baron: My spot on the basketball bench and the leadership of the Chug team to Shave. Tina Barrett: Advice to all future captains of the colorguard: Don't go to a family reunion in Erie and miss one football game or you won’t be captain any longer. To Sandy Hertzoa and my brother Barry all the fun at Cobler's Knob. To Pam Weber my Junior and Proud of It t-shirt. To Danny Shortencarrier. Shave Kirkpatrick, and Dave McMurray the ability to wake up Mike Stritt- matter. To Lee Ann Yeckley a great senior year Carol Beam: I leave my success of not getting suspended from the library to Mary Kay and Lori. To Sue I will all my Chem Lab Reports. Barb Bearer: To Dave McMurray I leave a half gallon of Galliker’s ice tea; my cousin Kelly, my intelligence, wit. and charm; Jenn. an avid Kelvinator LOVER. my SUPER SENIOR hat; Ellen, over- night in a Hastings bathtub; Lee Ann all those fun bus rides to and from school; and to Virota Caretti my support in track to always be n 1. You deserve it! Linda Bearer: My tube socks to Kim. Marie, and Michele; my Mickey Mouse ears to Cindy and my FAME album to Lisa. Theresa Bearer: To my little brother I will all my grades and good times in school, may you always achieve your goals. Spike! Lou Bechel: To Bill Novak those three-day vacations that don’t help your grade much, and to Tina Lokey and Millette Weakland the great times in the commons. Dawn Becker: To P B peace and quiet in his study halls. Tom Behe: All those crowded and noisy halls to my brother Mark Beltowski: To Tor my Bible, to Bump FTH, and to any underclassman my Busch Garden’s mug Dave Bender I will my techniques to the underclassmen and I hope they use them right. Mike Bender: To ’Stick’ and Tim all the good times on the Tech bus. Lisa Bernard: To M S.. S.S.. and N.W the boring VoTech bus and to L.A.Y. and M.K.A. the will power to make it in this rotten place. Suzie Beunier: To Tanya and Denise a pair of size 32 underwear from Penn State. To Brenda my knowledge of motion in a circle” and to Julie the fun of making the football signs every Sunday morning. Chris Bills: I will The Log to Eric Kirkpatrick, my height to John Berringer. my Heart to Rosie and Kim. the leadership of the FTH to Bump, all of my basketball moves to Rob. my vertical leap to Chucko. and finally to Lee Ann the writing of the second verse of the song Geno. Barry Blake: I will the back seat of bus 24 5o Jeff Burkey and to Mike Duman four long years of high school. ?Jim Blake: My errorless glove to Drew T. and my outside shooting and ball handling to Rob B. Kim Blick: To Debbie B. and Lisa C. all the patience to last another year. To Cathy M number 6 seat on the bus. and to Michele F and Viola C. the fun times at CH. especially the last year. Jim Bonin: To Beth Stoltz my back seat on bus 2. Cherie Bopp: All the fun I had in school to Danny and David and my saver to whoever can handle all the hassle that goes with it. Chris Bopp: My gym locker to Kevin. Chrissy Born: To my brothers Kevin and Denny the best of luck in their remaining years in high school and to Diane never forget how to be wild and crazy. Gary Buck: My stinky gym locker Judy Buck: I will to Gayna Berish all the crazy times I had in high school if she can handle them! Good Luck! Cel Burkey. I will to George V all the fun and crazy times we had. Becky Caldwell: I will to any CRAZY” underclassman to continue in the search for better times in this place. Sandy Callahan: To Juanita and Jimmy I hope your Junior and Senior years are as great as mine were Ray Caretti: All future track members Mr. Link and Mr. Douty. Dot Charney: To my little sister Denise Charney I will all the hap- piness in becoming a Cambria Heights senior Tom Chernisky: I will my driving skills to Darrin M and all my fashionable clothes to Dawn M. I also will my uniform (no. 5) and my superior baseball ability to Drew T. Finally I will my French knowledge to Jeff R. and my swing in baseball to my brother Chris. Shirley Chirdon: To George all our crazy times. To all the underclassmen the ability to get through school Warren Chverchko: I will to some stupid Junior who goes into Machining “Hessey Martha Clemmer (McClellan): To all underclassmen the ability to get through school and graduate Carolyn Colberg: To my cousin Pam. my special techniques in passing Physics, to Jenn and Camille more good times in Sue’s car. to John B. all my love, and to my sister Cindy my ability to achieve the finest. John Crowell: To Shawn Bosar I will all the good times in bank and success in the future. To Brian Albright I leave all the old bubble gum stuck in my locker. To Brian Toseki I give all my busted sticks and broken drum head. I know he will put them to good use. Teresa Cunningham. My colorguard uniform and flag to some well-deserving underclassman. To my brother Tommy all the good times I had in high school. Jane Davis: To Patty Thomas all the fun my high school years. Roy DeFrahn: To Ed Leonard all the Fridays of waiting for school to let out and all the Mondays of going to school tired Jennifer Depto: To my sister Natalie having your Mother for an English teacher Krista Depto: To Sue Able I leave my back seat on the bus. To my sister Lisa I leave peace in lunch and to Denise S. a chance to live. Debi Domalik: To Bill Crowell, the 25 walleye Vicki and I caught while camping at Glendale and Hastings. To my dear brother Brian, my frog collection; Linda B.. August 20. 1982; Kim G., our R.R. get togethers. and to Doug M. my tennis racket Tina Dunlap: I will to Sue McGlynn my back seat on the bus. Amy Eckenrode: To Jenn. a good time on the band trip this spring without me. if she makes it. To Tor. Absolutely NOTHING! and to Rosie L. my ability to outsing the whole soprano section, which I’m sure she can. Ron Eckenrode: I will all the boring days of school to all the underclassmen. Mark Farabaugh: To my brother all the boring days at Tech. Mary Kay Fedor: To Laura all the good times we had up Vo-Tech. Lisa Ferrence: To Bo and Michele all the good times in school and Senior Skip Day. Rich Finet: My scruf to Danny Warner. Eric Fisanick: I will John L. four fingers up to the second knuckle, to Glenn I will my women snaring tactics and equipment, and to Don A. my Mopar David Flora: To Lea counting the last days of senior year Angie Franceschini: To Dan Mitchell. Ted Gerlesky. and Joe Kibler my table at lunch. To Dan Mitchell I also give my front seat on the Vo-Tech bus. Bill Frank: To Bump Crowell the leadership of the FTH and to Tor Gabe. some B.H. Bill Frederick: To my sisters the desire and determination to do their best Brenda Gabrielson: I will C M and G.M. a life full of happiness. T.L. some of my secret thoughts. Steve his vette. and someone all my love. Erik Gabrielson: Everything I own to myself To Linda Bobby two more years of great times in high school. To Tor to be half as wonderful as myself and to turn down Rizzo’s so-called “Physique.” Mike Gelormino: To Jill and Patty my table in the mornings. Lisa Gens: To Barb Noel. I will her all my many many English vocabulary words. To Mike'and Torri I will them a way home from school every day. and to any underclassman my special abilities in Physics class Allan Glass: To Jim Y. I will my nice clean football uniform. Donna Glass: To Nancy all my homework, to Holly and Lee Ann the willpower to make it through next year. Malizia Gormish: I will my chairs in Chorale and Girls Chorus to the next underclassman who has the voice and the patience to make it through the long, difficult rehearsals. To Jean V. I will the strength to make it through 3 more years at G.H. Buddy Gray: To Little Bump Commander and Chief of FTH meetings. 144 Ron Gresko: My � 10 jersey to Jeff Weakland, kicking ability to Don Presloid. jumpshot to Rob Berringer, FTH membership to 'Bump;” my lightning quick speed to Eric Kirkpatrick and Mike Horvath — as if they need it; to Tor. absolutely NOTHING, and to Morrison Duck’s Refrigerator. To Lori Happiness.” Kim Haggerty: To Diane I will all the crazy times that Chris and I had with you and hope you carry it out your senior year To Carrie. Dawn and Lynn the best of luck through their high school years. Jean Hanlon: All the agonizing homework and lots of good luck to Patty. Jill and Tam for their senior year. Lots of patience to Cathy who has two more years to go. Lisa Helbig: I will to Sandy Hertzog all the frustration and headaches of finally becoming a senior Gary Hite: To Liz. Patti, Annette. Marylou and my little sister Missy all those disgusting school lunches and the Best of Times in your senior year. Tom Holtz: I will my jock to Jerry Baker. Jim Homerski: To Sam Anna all those chicks from Ashville and to Joe Homerski. my little brother, all my toughness. Dana Hoover: To Nick the superiority of being a Senior, to Sandy the hope of one more to go. to Angi. the endurance to get through three and to my baby bro Michael my sympathy for 4 whole years David Hoover To my sister Linda a successful senior year Mark Hoover: To all unsuspecting future seniors the hope of pass- ing Physics. Polly Hoover: Page 176 of Bloodline to Kevin Phillips. Dave Bobby, and anyone else who read it. Shirley Hoover To my sister all the good times in the Library. Joe lllig: I will an enjoyable year of Physics classes to anyone crazy enough to take it Miz C’s 6 signouts a year to whoever gets stuck in her study halls. Minn Inzana I will to Maria and Christina all the good times they can possibly have in their remaining time at CH. To Dougie I will my homeroom A115. may he hate having homeroom in A pod for four years as much as I did. To Pam I. I leave all my strength and good luck in reaching nationals next year And to any girls that use the lav in the commons I leave them a roll of toilet paper Donna Jackson: To Sue McGlynn all the good times skipping and being a Senior. Jeff Kachmarchi: To Myron Cope all my Teacher Techniques. Ray Keith: I will my good times and my locker to Pam. Vicki Kelly: To Bill Crowell the 25 walleye Debi and I caught while camping at Glendale. To Linda Bogus. August 20. 1982 and my Student Reporter position. To Kim Glass all the great times I’ve had and my ability to keep cool in rough situations. To John Berr- inger and Mike Smychynsky my great skiing technique and the ability to beat me down the Mombo. Missy Kielbowick: To Steve Link may you have all the great times that I had my senior year. Gwen Kirkpatrick: To Sue McGlynn all the good times at Vo-Tech. To my brother Sean the next 3 long years to go and to Jill Hambley the best senior year you can have. Sharon Kirkpatrick: I will to my brother Glenn all my Physics and English notes for $10 and the fun (?) in those classes. Glenn Kline: To Sam Anna all my great skills in playing basketball. Steve Kline: To Dave Sell all the girls I didn't want. Sharon Knarr: I will to my brother Jim. my nephew. Allen, and my niece Stacey all the fun times in their future years at C.H. Jeff Kohan: To all the junior wrestlers one more year! Jim Kosicki: My locker to RL. and M B 'cause they use it enough. My parking spot to Rochelle Carolyn Kovach: To Patty my expertise at cheating, and my sym- pathy for having to survive another year in this school and to Bill Earnest my ability to get away without doing homework and the best of luck in his next 3 years Karen Krejnus: To Patty and Tammy two more years of having to put up with a certain someone and to Kathy H. peace and quiet from my complaints about band. Patty Krotendofer: To each and every student. I will a reason to smile and to live a happy life; To all future R.O.T.C. members I will all of my bumpy, but yet fun. bus rides to Ohio, to Stacy McDowell. I will the motivation and knowledge to use a telephone when arranging trips home. Paul Krug: To all the underclassmen who have to go through what I have to become a senior. Mark Kuhn: I will my old jock to my niece Gayna. RoseMary Kurtz: I will to Sue McGlynn my back seat on the bus in the morning and afternoon. Lori Lallemand: I will to Brenda my sister the good times I had in school. Barb Lamont: I will to S B. my locker and Mrs. Depto’s vocabulary. To my brother the best of luck his senior year. Rhonda Lane: To Lon Ann and Holly to survive this school one more year and listening to Mr Tinnick say All right people and tapping his pen. Luke Lansberry: To some unlucky teacher my wooden seat in the back of Ralph’s bus 14 Ron Lauer: To all underclassmen all those boring study halls. Lon Lawrence: All the great times my sister. Lisa. Cindy. Kim. Marie, and Michele have given me back to them and to Lisa, all the excuses to Mom for getting out of school early or for not going at all. Tim Lechene: My back seat on Bus 10 to the first underclassman who gets it. Bob Lecorchik. All my deficiency reports to Joe. Pam Link: I will to Patti all of Mr Solomon's hickory nuts. To Edgar. Rodney, and Tor all the food in the cafeteria And to Lisa all my wit. charm, and dancing ability. Steve Link. I will Kim and Rose the best of times in their next two years of high school. Mary Ann Little: To Steve Link the long year of being a senior, to my brother John, the courage to keep our family secret, and to all fellow Chest Springers, the rides to and from school on bus 21 and all the crazy times in school. Good Luck! Sandy Lowmaster: To Kim O’Leary and Brenda Wentz all the privileges will gives you when you're a senior. To any future teacher my locker in S and the boring ride to Tech on bus 2. Terri Luther: To my brothers and sister all of the good times I’ve had in high school and hope that they will have many. To Deb and Liz a Q and K. Donna Magulick: I will to Rick to have enough patience to make it through 3 more years of school and Alvin all the agonizing moments of being a senior. Tom Malloy: The leadership of FTH to Little Bump Brian Maykovich: I will to my sister Dawn, my intelligence To Car- rie M my charm and charisma and to John E. my athletic skills. Tim Mazurak: To Jane all the fun times we spent together my senior year To Kirk my four year old moldy band gloves and my table. To Sean my trumpet that won’t play. Mike McCoy: Mrs Depto’s English classes. Pat McGlynn: To anyone who is intelligent enough to like Notre Dame, all my fights with my teachers about who is the best team, especially Mr. Pickens. Ron McGowan: I will to Deb C. my locker in S pod and to my brothers all my late passes and all the trips to Mr B Jean McMullen: To Kim D. my seat on the evening bus. and to all of my favorite underclassmen all of the great times they will have in the remaining years of high school. John McMurray. To Wendy Kuhn my parking place, to my brother Dave my old Phys. Ed. clothes, and to Jim Bosar my good times in French Alice Miller To Susie and Michele the fun Tech rides and eating lunch by the Munchers. To Bo the chance to be a Techer Cindy Miller: To my brother Richard a successful senior year. To Linda Hoover all the great times in band and I hope you have more to come. Leo Miller An enjoyable year of Physics to anyone who is crazy enough to take it Carolynn Moore: To Worm. Jenny. Tammy, and Vicki all the hard band practices and all the great times I had on the trips. Also my position of co-sergeant to that lucky one who deserves it. Rodney Morchesky: The Navy Recruiter (Mike Watson) to any undecided senior next year. Kim Mulhollen: I will my table down the library to my brother Rick and all the luck in the world to make it through his final 3 years. I also turn over my seat on the Vo-Tech bus to him. Everyone knows how hard they are to get. Jeff Murphy: The basketball scorebook to anyone who can distinguish an X” from an O . Mary Nealen: To Maria, my seat on the tech bus. Debbie Owens: I will to DC the right to watch over Allan after I graduate. Just Watch and to Allan I will my seat on the Tech, bus. Patrick Owens: I will Robert Woodley all my school lunches. Richard Paige: The boring study halls and the indestructible cookies from the cafeteria Jim Panaro: To Beaner I will a membership in the F.T.H. Justine Petrunyak: I will to my favorite brother Kevin my over- whelming mtelliaence and my outstanding cheating ability; to Jenn. the use of my home and the wondrous town of Patton; to Virola. all my unused participation on varsity in volleyball; to Cathy Crunch. my charming flirting ability and my sometimes ir- ritable laugh, which she really doesn't need; and finally. I will all my luv to Sweet Cheeks. Randy Pelleschi: My phys. ed. suit to whoever wants it. 145 Julie Preloh: To all the rifles, the good times in band and none of the bad. To Barb Noel. Suzy Haluska and Mary Jane Short my great singing abilities. To Pam Colberg a terrific senior year that she deserves Lori Prevost: I will to Tina my spot in the lav if she ever decides to stop being a goody two shoes. Mike Raymsh: Leave Rex Lane all the girls in the school. Sue Risbon: Vicky Abrams my free center mod 12-C116 D schedule — have a great year and more free centers to play in next year. Mike Rizzo: I will my 84 jersey to the fortunate tight end next year, and my physique to Tor Gabrielson (by request) Joe Rogal: My old techer boots to any new techer that wants them. Bill Ropn: I will my locker to anyone who can clean it out. Lisa Ruoolph To Holly the school lunches. John Salts'ivei All of the cafeteria lunches and all my mean teachers Mary Saltsgiver: I will my back seat on bus 18 to Scott Baker. To my sisters all the yucky food in the school. Lynn Sammarco: To Cathy and Mary Jane one more year of those long, cold rainy track practices. John Schettini: My front seat on the Vo-Tech bus to the next per- son who gets caught throwing things John Selestok: To Steve L and Mike P. our eating table in the commons and all the slop they have to put up with in their senior year Jeff Semelsberger: I will the fun of going to Vo-Tech to Laura Owens. Diane Shero. I will to Sandy all the long days and boring lectures that goes with it. Judi Shero: To my sister. Suzie. and all my underclassman friends, the best senior year, to the next editor of Plaid Talk, my dictionary. Teena Sherry: To Sue McGlynn I leave all the good times she’ll have with an Oz. To Beth Stolz I leave my back seat on the right hand side of the bus. To Dee Kelly the right to live. Brenda Shevock. To Bakerton Vo-Techers the walk home from Carrolltown and to the underclassmen my countdown from September Mary Lou Shomo: To my cousin Carrie two more years of riding that boring bus and to Nancy W. someone to eat lunch with 9th mod next year. Eric Shope: I will to Weasel my spot in B.B.’s heart Pam Short: To my 3 sisters Mr. Baran’s English class. To the next FHA President the patience you have to get the members to show up for committee meetings and hand things in on time Kristin Shulik: To Sharon H. the patience to listen to Mr Gresko's jokes! Josephine Shultz: All those unfortunate trips to the office to my brother John Skupine: I will Bunga my mechanical talent Bill Smith: I will my Physics classes and all the frustrations that go along with them. Linda Smithmyer: I will to Tim. Patty, and Gene all the great times I had in high school. Paul Smychynsky: To M.S. that long ride on the Vo-Tech bus. Vince Sneath: To Bump the leadership of F.T.H. To John Berringer my ability to get girls. Ric Snyder: To Shave my fantastic dunking ability Melanie Spacht: To Donna. Ken. Jack, and Sandy their last efforts to make it one more year and to Joe and Melissa the patience to make it 3 more. My title of Flag Sgt. to some well deserving underclassman. Michelle Spacht: To J.D. Finface all the fun of picking on Sandy C.C. Weak Woman. Chris Stasko: All the fun I’ve had at this school. Sandy Stasko: My luck at never getting three days for chewing. Kate Stephens: To Lee Ann Yeckley my torn flag and my demolished saber. Good Luck! To Viola Caretti my old band uniform, take care of it! (Spats and flashers too!) Carl Stiles: My sticky gym clothes to anybody man enough to wear them. Karen Stockey. To next year’s seniors the ability to endure those long endless hours after the 8:15 bell for the last year Cindy Stoltz: I wish all the underclassmen have as many good times as we seniors have had in high school. Darin Stoltz: I will all the dust in my Phys. Ed locker to any freshman who wants it. Eric Storm: To Tim Thomas and Paul Doughty my welding booth. Jeff Strittmatter: To my brother Mike, my talent at obtaining high grades m math courses and my locker to any freshman who wants to clean it out. Patty Stumpf: To Brenda Polisky all the boring classes in the next three years to come. Sedona Sunseri: To all underclassmen rifles the fun of being a Senior and to Ruth Bradley my ability to get through crowds. Dan Taylor: To Shari. Chuck. Tammy, and Linda another year eating the school lunches Patty Thomas: To Sue McGlynn all the good and bad times up Tech and try to keep Tech rolling next year Matt Treon: To Tim Thomas. Paul Doughty, and Ray Earnest all the crazy times at Vo-Tech welding class Crystal Trexler To all underclassmen what it takes to be a senior. Jean Vallery: To the junior class clarinets the fun of being a senior in band, and to a lucky freshman my locker that is impossible to open at times. Mark Vescovi: To Bill Holtz my blinding speed George Waugh: I will the back seat on bus 19 to the Juniors My lockers, my homeroom, and some of the good times we had in school to the future seniors. I don’t want to forget the school traditions. Jackie Weakland: To Lee Ann Yeckley and Holly Lane the pa- tience I never had to get out of school. Lisa Weakland To Ellen Link a toasted cheese sandwich and to my brother Jeff all my empty snuff cans. To L.C. ‘‘Sanity. Lorrie Weakland: To my sister Millette I leave my empty locker in A and all the trials and tribulations you'll have to finally becoming a senior Pat Weakland: My patience with Mr. Elias to Brian, my ability to get out of tight situations with Mr Elias to Boobs. My expertise in band to Carolyn, and my bagpipe supplies to Sharon. Gina Weakland: To Liz the thrill of being a Senior cheerleader Zena Weber: To Ellen Link all the Trix cereal she could ever hope to eat and may she enjoy them as much as she did the first time. To Kelly all my fond memories of Leech, and to Norman Stoneberg my subscription to Good Looks magazine Sue Wendekier: To my brother Mike the car when I go to college To Linda Bogus August 20. 1982. and to Jenn. Camille, and Kim all the good times in my car. Joe Wentz: Locker S-13 to Red and the lunches to Big Mouth and Bee Martin Westrick: To Terry Murphy I leave him peace in Phys. Ed class. Bernice Whiteford: Back seat to Sue M morning and afternoon bus. And the best of luck with Miss Sabol next year Cheryl Wholaver: To all upcoming freshmen all the good times at CH; enjoy them, they go fast and to the next Cosmetology sophomore, my locker and kit at Vo-Tech. To Shelly F and Tam- my P the strength to continue for three more years, enjoy them Lisa Williams: To Ruth Bradley my over decorated locker and a lot of fun her senior year Wayne Wilson: To my brother. Bill Wilson, I leave the high school building which he will probably be in for 8 more years. Dave Woodley: I will Mr Bern's physics class to my brother Brian. Brian Yahner: To Skinny, my little buckaroo’s bottle opener Rick Yahner: To my brothers Bill and Dave (whoever's man enough) my 155 pound wrestling uniform and to Barbara Sue. my half of her locker. John Yanitelli: To Tom Ying, the next two years, all the pain and suffering out here Monica Yarko: To Holly and Whimpy. to survive in this school one more year. To Babs. my closet space to Skip. Brenda Yeager: To any underclassman the thrill of senior English. Kim Yeckley: To Janey. the good times in the lav and to Connie all the boring times on the way home from school on the bus. Cindy Yeckley: To all unsuspecting seniors I will all the homework of Mrs. D.’s and Mr M s classes and all the hard work and dedication to the next unlucky secretary who gets three teachers. Laura Yeckley: To my brother Gary all the classes, reading, and writing he can handle his last two years. To Cheryl Anna all the headaches and good times that go along with being a senior. Ray Yeckley: To Bumper Jr. the F.T.H. Presidency and Shave Kirkpatrick 23. Rob Berringer my Gouzchin Job and Terry Mur- phy Leader of the Cambria Heights Utility Gang at every basket- ball game Mike Zeanchock: All those rotten school lunches to the underclassmen. 146 enior Directory Brenda Albright 206 James Avenue Patton. Pa 16668 December 5. 1964 674 8610 Deborah Anderson R.0 1 Box 513 Patlor Pa 16668 jipt,cr C ale 1.2 Track 1. Z 3.f Yearbook 4. yiCA 3 4 Carr oNt own. Pa 15722 November 6. 1965 344 8544 Cokxguard 1. 2. 3. 4. vea ook f. 4. 1 Talk 4. Sec- 147 Jane Davis R D 2 Box 44 Patton. Pa. 16668 f Footbal 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketbal 2 3. 4 247 8234 - Triok 1 . R :h Fine l Hastings Pa March 11. 1964 247-8387 Eric Fisamck Box 164R.D. Patton. Pa 1964 Ron Gresko Box 278 Carroltown. Pa 15727 ■ November 15. 1964 344 6386 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Plaid Talk 3. 4. Kimberly S Haggerty P.G Box 68 Pa. i« il 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 4. 3. ate. A. 4; Y Lisa Helbrg 602 Russell Avenue Patton. Pa 16668 October 22. 1965 R74 8217 Yearbook 3 4 Plaid Ta 3. 4; Library Ak� 3,4. AV Aid 3 FHA 3. FBI A 3 Dame1 Robert Mmgms P O Box 16 Pa 15722 966 Gary Hite RD 2 Box 84 Patton. Pa 16668 August 3. 1965 674 8441 Tom Holt Box 105A R D Patton. Pa March 27. 1965 674-5043 JknHomerev Box 535 Nestings. Pa January 8 1966 247-8903 Track 2 Dana M Hoover R.D. J Box 107X Patton Pa 16686 Decern t 7. 1965 674-508? PiakJ Tam 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres 4. Yearbook M A’S'H 3. Play Pr orensica Vice- A.V Aid 3: 148 -wooKoarr Hrfsflngs. Pa t6646 -J'-ChlB 1965 24? 6366 . FHA 3,4 library Aid 3 Secretary 4 JeftKohan • P O. Bo 94 ■ January 2. 1966 Talk 4. STl� 0€-': ..Marcrwng Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 3. Majorette Captam 4. Band Historian 4. Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; Yearbook 3 Asst Editor 3. Play Committee 2. 3. 4 F A 3. Plaid Talk 3. 4 Prom Committee 3. Ski CJub 1 Tim Lee bene Patton. PA 16668 1965 ?47 866 ‘ m Patrick C McGfynn JW Bo 87 Beaver Street Hastings PA 16646 April 14. 1965 247-8375 Chorale 4 Basketball 2. ROTC 1.2 Ronald A McGowan Box 343 Elmora. PA 15737 October 10. 1965 948-6850 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 149 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Leo Mtier Coleman Street Hastings. PA May 15. 1965 247-6518 Baseball V 2, 3. 4. Foolbal 1 Carotynn Ann Moore Box 338 Bender Drive Carrottown. PA August 29. 1965 344-8066 Track i. 2. 3. 4. Chorale 1. 2. 3 Girts Chorus 4. Col- or guard 1. 2. 3. Rrfie Co-Sergeant 4; Student Secretary 4. Play Committee 4 Rodney Morchesky Box 133 RD CarroUtown. PA 15722 September 22. 1965 344-8785 Kimberly MulhoMen Box 173 Elmora. PA 15737 March 18. 1965 948-8429 Library A«Je 2. VICA 4 Jett Murphy Box 136 Hastings. PA 16646 247-8133 Box 31 Bakedon. Pa 15737 March 2. 1965 948 7648 Ski Club Susan Marie Risbon R 2 Box 13 Patton. Pa 16668 July 12. 1965 674-8017 FHA 1. 2. 4. Honor Society 3. 4 2 Mike Rizzo RFD nt Box 51 Flmton Pa 16640 March 9. 1965 674-5713 Football 2. 3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 Joseph Walter Rogai P O Box 538 Hastings. Pa 16646 March 24. 1965 247 8706 Footbal 1 BORopp 608 3rd Avenue Patton. Pa 16668 February 16. 1965 674-5927 Lisa Rudolph DECAj 4; (%vus O, Gtr� Chorus 3 Brenda 5 • vvock Box 138 - f lakertgn, 0e 1573? Choir 1; Library Akt 1 7 rack i 2. 3. 4 voile,ban 2 3. 4 XCAP'ftWden� 4 Track 1 2. 3. 4. FHA 2 416 Beech Avenue Patton Pa March 9. 965 •8489 l 1. 2. Baseball 1 2 3 4 Patton. If Pai � ' 4« 51 1 Years� 4. Sec- Justine Ann Pehunyaw| I Avenue PattonT Pa 16668 October 18. 1965 674-5306 1.2. V 3. 4; Prom Commilt Library Aid 3. 4; SKST 32T 247-89 IRoott-i JuSePrek Box 26 J H.r i Patto-' Pa '568- j OCtObu '966 674-560 ■■■ Girts Chorus I 2. 3. 4. lXxate2.S Forensics 2 Hey3. 4 la Mane Shod 15lh Avenue ? Wtton Pa 16668 June 5 1965 , 674 8884 r FHA 2. 3. 4. State Officer 3 Preaidant 4 Yearbook 3. ROTC 3: Play 3. Costume Design 2. Ityo’s Who 3. 4 Kristin Shut Lemke Street CarroWown. Pa 15722 December 25 1966 344-8072 VoUeybaN 3. 4. Pep Band 4. Concert Band 4 Josephine Shu't Bo. 131 Ri 36 Hasting . Pa ’� 48 February 9 1965 ROTC 3 John Skupine Bo.230A Patton Pa 16668 March 23 ’965 674 8278 Fool ban i H Smith; Pa July 2. 1965 247-8160 Chorale 1. 2. 3 4 Lmda Smrthmyer RD 2Box 181 Patton. Pa January 2. 1966 674-3715 Library Aid 4 Paul Smychynsx y Box 164 edon Pa 6. 1965 t Sk Vince | Terrace Apts 6a Patlon. Pa 16668 November 3. 4005' - 674-5855 C «k x i 9 2. 4. Section 13. 4 3 4 Lura PrevOSl 811 2nd Avenue Patlon. Pa 16668 12. 1966 January 12. 674-5471 ROTC 1 Michael Raymsh r Duma Lynn Shero Box 204 North Mam Street Carroltown. Pa 15722 Juno 11. 1965 344-8959 I ibrary Aid 4. Plaid Talk 4. Student i x th Ann Box85 :oem. Pa 157 May 16. 1965 344 8358 library A j 1. 2. 3, 4. plaid Talk 3. 4 Prom Desion 4 FHA Pt jttonal .‘•'ho 3. 4;S Ric Snyder Box 145 St Benedict. Pa 15773 21. 1965 iherrv lO. t ox 27' Ebensburg. Pa T593l March 16. 1965 344 6377 tone 150 674 8372 1—� TC 1 AnftVaMry Bo 243 a PA 15737 h i. 1965 6359 ;hmf Bund 12,3.4 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Bend etary 4 Chorale 1. 2; County Chorus 1. Play V Commute© 3 4 N.ittonaf Honor Society 3. 4 Vescovi Mellon Avenue PA 16668 ibe� 9. 1965 8780 letbel 1.2.4 Play irt ook 4: omecomtf w tonal Honor Society 3. 4. X-masI trittmatter gix 48 .Pa 16646 9. 1966 9 mmefee 3; Homecoming 4. ial Honor Society 3. 4 Qeo'ye Waugh 1 Box 774 on. PA 16668 25. 1964 5686 1IC 1. Track 4 Jacyir Weak land ‘ Pond Street xiiuem. PA 15722 2. 1965 6332 ale 1. Gala Chorus 2 Basketball 2. Play Commit- 4 Yearbook 4 M.irleWaakland on. PA 16668 11, 1965 Plaid Talk 2. 3. 4. F8LA 2. 3. Cotorou 3. 4. Editor 4; Prom Committee 3 . Homaoommg 4. Library Aide 3. 4. A V Crowefl s Angel 4. X-Mas Decoratng C Maid 4. Play Committee 1. 2. 3 Lome Weakiand H O. 1 Bo 540 Patton. PA 16668 February � 8. 1965 674-5401 ROTC 1.2. 3 4 i Patrick W - .«and P O Box Carroniown. PA 15722 April 6. 1965 344 8411 Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorale 1. 2 3 1. 2. 3. 4. Play 1. Band Vice Preside t Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Banc Band 4; County Chorus 1 R.D Bo 115 Hastings PA 16646 May 8. 1965 247-8774 VICA 3. 4. Library Aide 4 Cheryl Wholever PO. Bo 136 St Benedd. PA 15773 Juty 16. 1965 946-4271 Band 1. 2; VICA 3 4 Uaa WKkams HO Box 240 Patton. PA 16668 March 15 674-3721 FHA 3. Forensic 3 4. Yearbook 3; Play 3; Play Com- mittee 1.2.3; ROTC 2. 3 Wayne Ronald Wilson Box 678 RD 1 Patton, PA 18668 February 7. 1965 247-8247 ROTC t. 2 3. 4 Dave Woodk 628 Magee Avenue Patlon. PA 16668 July 21. 1965 674-8979 Wrestling 2. 3; Track 4 Brian Yahner 631 Lang Avenue Patlon. Pa 16668 March 1. 1965 Weakiand Bo 485 ;ton. PA 16668 1965 Patricia Lynn Stump: Eknora. Pa 15737 December 3 948 5433 Sedona Sunseri 415 Lang Avenue Patton PA 16668 September 1965 674-6673 Color guard t,4L c - -netdogy 2. 3. 4. Cheerteadmg i. 2. 3.4; Captan 2. 4: Track 1 Zena Elizabeth Wnher 801 Magee Aver Patton. PA 16B8 November 29. 1965 674-3738 Vice President 3. or l'3. 4. Track 3. Play Committee 2 ting Committee- Bo 1C-. Carroetown. Pa 15722 ; .n-hr' -irr 344-6321 Cynthia Mai '. YecMeTl 307 kkgMand Av. J Patton. Pa H November 30 ’a YeoWey .63AWO i ►tmgs. Pa 16646 , ey 4. i965 2. 3. 4 4. National Crystal Trexlar RD 1 Bo 635 Patton. PA 16668 January 28. 1965 Church Street ... ofTown. Pa 15722 January 4. 1965 344 6396 Footbal 1,2 3. 4 Basketball� . 2.3.4 Michael Zeenchock Box 172 Bakedon Pa 15737 August 19 948-5633 Ski Club 2. 3.4 151 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. 152