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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

FACULTY 4 SENIORS 14- CLASSES56 ACTIVITIES 88 SPORTS 114 WILL-nd DIRECTORY 146 VOLUME XXIV MAY 29,1984 THE DAYS OF LIVES School Board Wr. Stoll %-mo WIt. Dkomo, JCoofo “flirt. Pol J(r f 6 m. K00.U tn..tut W, U .oJ. .U Wr. a..., W.JrUL VI, VLry JUm . 4lltnJamr Offiar L vi. vu. e.ty.1. aruprofriuomaf W, p.i Aul 7 Wr. William JlUykl - Vis. Com. 9. 10. Manufacturing and Con struction. Equip. Mgr.. Athletic Trainer Wr. Dim JrnoU - Eng. I. II. Sec. of C.H.E.A. Wr. pu, Am - Physics. Chem II. Senior Class Sponsor. Faculty Com. of N.H.S.. Ftbl. Official and Timer. Track Official Wf. lAmtrml _ 'Jny otlo — Remedial Reading and Math Wr. SUfU BaLujxa - P.O.D.. Administrative Assistant Wr. 2)a«i.t AIL, - Chem. Computers. Asst. Ftbl. Coach Tllr. . n«a — Consumer Ed.. Exp. Typ.. Pers. Typ.. Cler. Typ. Wr. PaJBaraa - Eng. IV. Yearbook Advisor. Junior Class Sponsor, English Dept. Head Vh. Caryl Boa man - Chorale, Girls' Chorus. Music App. 8 Wr. Jkoma, Boj. - U S. Cultures I, II VI. CalLrin. 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General Science VL DJ Ut.—J FACULTY SECRETARIES — First Row: Shawn Bosar. Viola Caretti. Kim Petrunyak Second Row: Dena Dowey. Caryn Gregory Third Row: Tammy Link. Carol Hoover. Shelly Kim. |ennifer Shaffer Fourth Row. Gloria Fogle. Diane Maines. Connie Duriez. Natalie Depto, |anette Bailey Fifth Row: Justine Kline. Lee Ann Yeckly. Cathy Miller. Alicia Sasway, Teresa Fredo 13 SENIOR YEAR Senior year goes by so fast, Remembering great times with friends. While ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades seemed to last, I wished that twelfth grade would never end. Acting strange at football games And having fun at dances, Calling the teachers childish names And talcing lots of chances. Day dreaming in class about your latest beau And the bus ride home from school. Flunking three English tests right in a row And feeling like a fool. Graduation day comes around too fast. It's time to think of life in a new way, But never forget the great times in tne past During your high school days! — Pam Colberg Picture Identifications: 1. Cindy DeDea 2. Jeff Smith 3. Pam Colberg 4. Jeff Ropp 5. Maryjane Short 6. Pam Illig 7. Jane Gooderham 8. Ellen Link 9. Mary Lantzy. LeeAnn Yeckley, Jane Gooderham, Jenn Bearer, Liz Stockley 10. Michele McCoy j°oq-B-j|99d iauijj Ajjoj puauj jsoq s.jjiq 1. Jenn Bearer 2. Jill Solomon 3. Sharon Holtz 4. Darren McLaurin 5. Bill Crowell 6. Alex Ebel 7 Chuck Solomon 8. Tim Ihomas. II Pauline McConnell 9. Patty Link 10. Kim Conrad 11. Rhonda Macalus 12. Rob Berringer ;auo|e aiu aAeaq jnoX joj s.h i9ui qiiM 8uims oj jubm auoXue saoQ 8unoX jno 8uijjej§ £ipuiu3 uiejdeo jo |Moq ajoui auo jsnj ujoui aseajd sajdde asaqi ||e aie ji uad sajjpnqQ s aaqo Xqqnq3 -deq p[noM jeqM japuoM i ipeq jeqi iou 8.1} uiijl uo auiOQ 8uippi5f jnoA i®N ;8d|dujip asoqj ie ooq jjeas e aAR}| 18 Cooleen Mihalow and Jeff Smith Sue Sibert. Jeff Ropp. and Debbie Boslet 19 mm popuiHR immm mosi Jane Buck. Dan Warner. Sue McGlynn. and Scott Mertens |im Buck. Ellen Link. John Williams, and Barb Noel MOST ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ken Westrick, Jeff Shaffer. )ennifer Bearer, and Jane Gooderham 22 smm mms NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Row 1: Kathy Horne. Pam Illig. Diane Maines. Edna Scott. Liz Stockley. Deb- bie Boslet — Secretary. Row 2: Eva Dranchak. Cathy Kontorchik. Annette Farabaugh. Gloria Fogle. Cheryl Snyder. Andrea Shrenkle. Nancy Weaver. Maria Rizzo. Janice Sheehan. )anine Spacht. Row 3: Cathy Miller, {ill Solomon. Cheryl Anna. Kim Conrad. Sandy Strittmatter. Cooleen Mihalow — President. Cindy Morgan. Sharon Holtz. Row 4. Patti Link — Vice President. Kevin Gibbons. Ken Westrick. Jeff Lieb. Doug Miller. Eric Baker. Chuck Solomon — Treasurer. 1. Kevin Gibbons — Voice of Democracy Winner. Renssellaer Math. Science Award 2. Eva Dranchak — Penn State Scholar Program 3. Jeff Lieb — Tribune Democrat Scholar Athlete Award Class Officers 4. 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Ambition: To get a job in marketing Christine Chris” Anderson — Likes: being with my closest friends, and spending time with Chad. Ambition: To make a good life for Chad and me. Lee Ann Anico - Likes: Spending my life with Anthony. Good Wine. Having a good laugh and Camping Ambition: To marry Anthony, live a long and full life, and to own my own puppy! Lisa Lis” Anico — Likes: camping, waterfalls, sunsets and rain- bows and my special someone, and the POLICE” Ambition: to someday go over a rainbow in a hot air balloon. Cheryl Anna — Likes: friends, fun. basketball players Ambi- tion: To make it through college and to be successful. Don “Guppy Anna Likes: Fishing. Hunting, and lamming Out Ambition: To find Bob Freemans secret for the ladies Eric Slack” Baker — Likes: Motocross. Racing. Hunting and Poker Ambition: To become a Professional racer. Jeff ‘Tight Baker — Likes: Genessee. Heineken. and shooting Billiards Ambition: Auto-Mechanic Scott Bake Baker - Likes: Parties, hunting and fishing. Am- bition: To get a good job and move out of Patton. Jennifer Jenn Bearer — Likes: unicorns, family and anything purple. Ambition: To be an Occupational Therapist. Paul “Chieo, Pa” Bell — Likes: camping, fishing, summer vaca- tion Ambition: To own my own car. Gayna Berish - Likes: People, parties, and a Special Someone. Ambition: To have a good time and get out alive. Robert Rob Berringer — Likes: Family. Sports, and Big White snowflakes. Ambition: To become a pharmacist and to get Venesky tuned up. Bernard E. Bernis” Berzonsky — Likes: snowmobiles, track, music Ambition: To go to school and to get a good job. Dave Bobby Bobby — Likes: The outdoors, family, good friends Ambition: To graduate, make it through college and then to get a good job. Kevin Born — Likes: Snowstorms, family, and friends and hun- ting. Ambition: To get a good job and be a success at whatever I do. Timothy Comey” Born — Likes: The outdoors. The Steelers. and Poker. Ambition: To graduate and be an Electrician Deborah “Deb Boslet — Likes: Cheerleading. Sports, especial- ly football, and crazy times with my friends. Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Lea Renee Bradley — Likes: Being with friends, family and a very special someone. Ambition: To be successful in business management and to live a full life with that special someone. Ruth Ru. CoCo Wheats” Bradley — Likes: Study halls with the suave” K.G., Going to parties on weekends, my friends and family. Ambition: To become an Art Director and move to California. Rich Brew - Likes: Football, going out with my friends and having a good time Ambition: To be successful in life. Fredrick Fred Brush — Likes: hunting, fishing, and Football Ambition: To open a small engine shop. Jim Buck Buck — Likes: Sports, hunting, parties. Ambition: To get a good paying job and to eventually get Sunny smashed Jane Marie Yaner” Buck — Likes: Being with friends, music and walks in the woods Ambition: to make it through PBA and become a Professional Jeff Burk Burkey - Likes: Girls, my Trike, and long weekends Ambition: Electrician Ralph Caretti — Likes: The outdoors, people, good times Ambi- tion: To be a leader in the computer field William Bill E. Cavallo Jr. — Likes: Muscle Cars, cold beer, and WDVE Ambition: To graduate and move out of PA. Dan Chverchko — Likes: Hunting. Genesse, parties at the Cabin Ambition: Army Pamela Sue Colberg — Likes: Weekends at my Grams, being with my family, friends, and M.A.F. Ambition: To keep T.L.N. out of trouble for more than a week! Kimberly “Kim Anne Conrad — Likes: My batons, family, all my memories at C.H. Ambition: To go to Penn State and receive a degree in Computer Science, and be the best at whatever I attempt. Angelo Ang Grimaldi — Likes: Fishing, hunting, camping Ambition: To become rich someday Kim Kimba Crook Likes: Family, friends, and having fun Bill Bump Crowell Likes: Friends, family and taking roadtrips in the bus Ambition: To become an Industrial Arts teacher and to get Venesky smashed Lisa Marie Cunningham — Likes: My times at the Nicktown Hotel and the IGA parking lot. family, friends Ambition: To become a Medical Secretary and live my life to its fullest Seamus Sam” Cunningham — Likes: The Redskins. FTH meetings and road trips. Ambition: To get Venesky wasted, to eventually kill da wabbit. jam in the Big Country with Cobs and Ropp Cindy Lou DeDea Likes: Sleeping in on weekends, being with friends and family Ambition: To get through college and get a good job Darin Deyarmin — Likes: Friends, music and car Ambition: To succeed through college Eric Buford Donohue — Likes: Snowmobiling, traveling, and hunting Ambition: To become a Computer Technician or programmer Paul Boo”� Doughty Likes: Weekends, summer, sports Ambi- tion: To be rich Eva Eve Marie Dranchak Likes: Family, friends, and fun Ambition: Success Connie Duriez — Likes: Weekends, being with that special so- meone. and a certain blue and silver Monte Carlo Ambition: To go to school, get a good job. and to get married Raymond Ray” Earnest — Likes: Winter football games, fishing, hunting Ambition: To be a certified welder Alex Elox” Abel - Likes: Friends, family, and Skiing Ambi- tion: To one day own a cabbage doll Charles Chuck Edmiston — Likes: Jan. 29. 1983, Traveling, sports Ambition: To retire at the age of 40. Lisa Marie Bucwheat or Punky” Engle Likes: Duran Duran’s John Taylor, wild weekends with the Wheaties Gang. and parties at the Jungle with Gumby and Frosted Mini Wheats. Ambition: To be a very rich hairdresser and drive an Aston Martin DBG MK II and to go to England with Jackie James R Jim Ertter — Likes: Band and being with my friends in the M.C. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do! Annette Farabaugh — Likes: Horseback riding. Penn State, and being with friends Ambition: To be an elementary teacher and someday travel around the world. Bill Farrell — Likes: 3:15 Friday Ambition: to get a good job Blaine Fiasco - Likes: eating, driving, and partying Ambition: to become an airtraffic controller. Gloria Fogle — Likes: band, friends, and to go home without homework. Ambition: to finish college 26 David Henry Ford — Likes: Alcoholic beverages, women, and the outdoors Ambition: To get rich quick Michael Jukebox Fox” Fox — Likes: Football, friends, and that special someone Ambition: To make the most out of life, and enjoy it. Robert Bob Freeman — Likes: Basketball, girls, and movies Ambition: To become a lawyer or history teacher I iiumy Tam” Gerlesky — Likes: Being with a special so- meone. having a good time and my family Ambition: To work as h dental technician, get married, and make the most out of life Tim Gerbil or Ernie Gerlesky — Likes: Friends. Skoal snuff, parties, and my “47 Willys Ambition: to get the most out of life and make a lot of money Kevin Gibbons - Likes: Camping, being with my family and friends, and the outdoors Ambition: To lead a happy and suc- cessful life Chris Cobs Gobris — Likes: Meetings, duck roasts. WDVE Pittsburgh Ambition: To get Sunny drunk Jane Gooderham — Likes Arizona sunshine, pink, watermelon, my opel. and waterfalls Ambition: To go to Hawaii with Lori Shirl Cream of Wheat Gray — Likes: Family, friends, and weekends Ambition: to make a successful career and then start a family Wayne Allan Gray — Likes: My car. my job. the trio Ambition: Open my own auto body shop Michelle Shell Grillo Likes: My friends, weekends, and loud music: Ambition: to be a professional hair designer and live life to its fullest Sharon Clyde Gromley - Likes: partying — with my favorite gang, going to Barnesboro Arcade, and Barnesboro dances with all my friends Ambition: To be successful in everything I attempt |ohanna loanie Haluska — Likes: |.S.. weekends, and the Doors Ambition: to work at a children’s hospital Suzanne Bubba” Haluska - Likes: Being with friends, playing in sports, and eating. Ambition: To make the possible best out of life. |ill Hambley — Likes: Being with my special guy. spending time with my family and friends and sunsets Ambition: To live life to its fullest and to always be happy. Kathryn M. Kathy Helbig — Likes: School, swimming and painting Ambition: Joining the service. Michele Moe Hite — Likes: Being with friends, weekends, and a special someone from P.C Ambition: Sharon Lynne Holtz - Likes: Family, friends and deep conver- sations Ambition: To become an ultrasonographer. Sharon “Smut” Hoover — Likes: Physics Class and Lab. friends and all of my family and lunch on D schedule Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Lawyer. Kathryn Homey Home — Likes: Old Movies, playing the baritone, and having a great time with friends. Ambition: To live a full satisfying life. Pamela Pam IUig — Likes: Rainbows and Hearts. Man- hunting at dances and being with friends and family Ambition: To stay single as long as 1 possibly can and enjoy every minute of life. |eanine Jelly Bean |ohnson — Likes: Weekends and w.p. s with good friends. Purple and Genesee Ambition: To get a good job and make something of my life. Theresa Karlheim — Likes: My puppy. Friday, and No Homework Ambition: To be the best Nurse that I can be. Bruce Elroy Kinney — Likes: Parties. Going to Burger King after Vo-Tech and Weekends Ambition: To be an Electrician Justine Jesse Kline — Likes: Being with my family and with friends doing things I wouldn't normally do. Barnesboro and Spangler dance� , and weekends. Ambition: To live life one day at a time and to become a Medical Lab Tech. Nick Disco. Frosted, or Nikolai Konior - Likes: Potter Coun- ty. all of the performing arts, and especially walking on a certain side Ambition: To make a rock n’ roll movie, to travel to England (or California) and to own a horse. Cathy Gumby or Shredded Wheats Kontorchik - Likes: Camping and parties with the Wheaties gang, the dog L.E. got me for Christmas, and going cruising with certain friends. Am- bition: To be happy and successful in whatever I attempt. Kevin Kopera — Likes: 3:15 Friday. Track, and Parties Ambi- tion: To get a good paying job and move away from Pa. Lynn Kopera Likes: Hanging out in Barnesboro. good times with my family and friends, and long weekends and Riverside Ambition: To live life to its fullest and be happy doing it. Pamela Pam Krug — Likes: Weekends. Genessee. being with my friends. Ambition: To seek a job in marketing and to be suc- cessful in whatever 1 do. Alvin Chip Lamont — Likes: Good friends, fun times and fan- cy cars. Ambition: To own a nice house and have a steady job. Kennith Ken Lamont — Likes: Sports, Genessee Beer, and hunting Ambition: To make lots of money. Holly Marie “Holl Lane — Likes: To have a good time, vaca- tions with family and flowers. Ambition: To become a florist and own a Peterbuilt. Rex Sexy Rexy Lane Likes: Football. Genessee and girls. Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. Marian Mary Lantzy — Likes: Weekends, meetings. Track, and Pittsburgh. Ambition: Mechanical Engineering, to see Ellen not talk for one minute. Lisa Louise Lawrence - Likes: Being with family and friends. |unkfood and J.F.P. Jr Ambition: To be successful, happy and settle close to home. Jeff Lieber Lieb - Likes: A very special someone, sports, and my friends and family. Ambition: To make it through college and be successful in life. Ellen Ellie K. Link — Likes: Relatives in Virginia, track, my family and meetings with friends. Ambition: To be a R.N., be as caring to my kids as my mom and Dad were to me. and as classey as my Aunt Eileen. Patricia Maria Pitter” Link — Likes: Being with friends, eating and weekends. Ambition: To become a registered nurse. Steven Steve C. Link - Likes: Wrestling, my family, and nice girls. Ambition: To get a secure job and own a Corvette. John John-O Little — Likes: Friendly gatherings, girls, the G. Ambition: To be a millionaire. |ay Litz” Litzinger — Likes: RX 7. Dallas Cowboys, and my friends Ambition: To be a C.P.A. for a billionaire. Don D.J. Luther — Likes: J.C., Weekends, and food. Ambi- tion: To make it through trade school and get a job. Rhonda Rhonda Mac” Macalus — Likes: Friends, cute and nice guys Ambition: To be successful in whatever 1 do. Diane Biz Maines — Likes: Special moments with my family and friends, wrestling matches, and camping. Darlene Darlene” McCloskey — Likes: Being with my special someone Frank.” my Camaro. and the weekends. Ambition: To marry Frank Lynch, get a good job. and have a family. Pauline McConnell — Likes: Beautiful sunny days, being with my family, and having a good time with my friends. Ambition: 27 To become successful in the Cosmetology field. Tom “Unic McConnell — Likes: Drag racing, motor bikes. Saturday nights Ambition: To own a chain of small shops and a V.W. Beetle. Michele Mitch” McCoy — Likes: My friends. ROTC field trips to Ohio and Washington, and life in general Ambition: To live a good happy life. Anastasia V. “Stacy McDowell — Likes: Friends, family, and my special someone. Ambition: To go the highest I can. |oseph Autobody )oe McGlynn — Likes: Girls, parties, and cars. Ambition: To get married and have a good paying job. Susan Marie Ann Sue McGlynn — Likes: Partying, being with a special guy all the time, and having a good time Ambi- tion: To somehow get a lot of money and be happy all my life in whatever I do. Karen Pickle No. 2 Mcllwaine — Likes: Being with a certain someone, good wine, and weekends. Ambition: To be suc- cessful in whatever 1 attempt in life. Darren Weasel McLaurin — Likes: Meetings at the cabin and road trips in the Hornet. Molson Golden, and sports Ambition: To get Venesky drunk and become a Sports Administrator. Don Farmer McNulty — Ambition: to be a farmer. Julie Jul” McNulty — Likes: The ocean, going for long walks in the snow, and being with family and friends. Ambition: To be successful at whatever I attempt. Mary Lou McNulty — Likes: Being with G.H., spending weekends with G.H., and trike riding with G.H. Ambition: To live a full and happy life. Scott Mert Mertens — Likes: Partying with the gang, hunting, and most of all M.R.B. from Hastings. Ambition: To get married in the future, and make lots of money. Cooleen Mihalow — Likes: Being with friends, watching Magnum, and sleeping. Ambition: To be a lawyer and to ride in a taxicab. Cathy Mil Miller -- Likes: Volleyball, friends, and walking in the snow. Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Douglas Whitey Miller — Likes: Parties at the cabins, taking road trips in the Bus. and being with special friends. Ambition: To be a computer programmer; to someday get Venesky smash- ed; to eventually kill da Wabbit! Richard “Weeds Miller — Likes: Hunting, pizza, and someone special. Ambition: To get a good job. Cindy Lee Morgan — Likes: Waterskiing, family, and friends. Ambition: To be a successful engineer. lames Bimbo Nihart — Likes: my Firebird, motorcycles, and nice girls. Ambition: To have my own Auto Body Shop. Darla Sue Nitti — Likes: That very special someone, family and friends, and Vo-Tech. Ambition: To get married, find a job and to live a long and happy life. Barbara Sue Barb Noel — Likes: Skiing, dirt bike riding, and vacations with my family at the ocean Ambition: To ski down from the top of a mountain and go to Greece. Kim Mim O'Leary — Likes: Being with friends and family, weekends Ambition: To get a good job. Laura Owens — Likes: Spending weekends with my special guy. flower arranging, motorbike riding Ambition: To open a very successful flower shop and to get married to my special someone Michael Mikey Pee-Pee Passanita — Likes: Family, friends, horseback riding and sharing good times with special people. Ambition: To move to California and make the best of it. Tina Mean Tina Green Pastirko — Likes: Dancing, riding horses and traveling Ambition: To get a good job. raise a family and have a nice house. Chris Patches Patrick — Likes: Duck Roasts, great parties and having a good time with family and friends Ambition: To go to college and play major league baseball. Kevin Bum Phillips - Likes: A certain someone, hunting and fishing Ambition: Electrician Lora |ean Trouble Polisky — Likes: Being with my special so- meone. being with friends and relatives, volleyball Ambition: To be happy and to have a good job. Cynthia Ann Cindy” Polites — Likes: Being with my family and friends. Pitt Panthers, and people who dress up like Santa Claus Ambition: To become a professional nurse and to move to Hawaii. Brian J. Perv” Prevost — Likes: Skiing season, having good times at parties, good times shared with friends Ambition: Business Manager Leah Peatie Price — Likes: Barnesboro Dances, camping, and being with my friends and my family. Ambition: To attend Nur- sing School, graduate, then get a good paying job and be happy. Lori LoriAnn Raynish - Likes: Food, parties, and family and friends Ambition: To get through college and someday own my own restaurant. Maria Riz Rizzo Likes: Great times with my friends, a good laugh, and Italians. Ambition: Algebra Teacher Jeffrey Charles Buffy Ropp — Likes: Social gatherings and Maudia May Ambition: To get Sonny wasted and to jam in the big country. Alicia Danell Avery Hurricane” Sasway - Likes: Family, friends and someone who's very special to me. Memories of L.L. and M.P.. Love, animals, love poetry, red, flowers, rainbows, memories. Christmas, and music. Ambition: To become a fashion model, artist, and to always be happy with myself and life. Edna Bean Scott — Likes: Being with friends and family, hav- ing a good time at dances, and football and basketball games Ambition: To succeed in all I attempt and be happy. Michele Michele Selestok - Likes: Having a good time at Hasting's parties with my friends, good weekends, being with Paul and family. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life David Dave Sell — Likes: Good looking girls. 57 Chevys, and money. Ambition: To marry a rich old lady. Tim “Sem Semelsberger - Likes: Hunting, fishing, and 4- wheeling Ambition: Electrical Contractor. justine Tina or Fin” Serafin — Likes: Football season, band trips, friends and family, and Garfield. Ambition: To make it through college and enjoy life. Jeff “Shaff” Shaffer — Likes: Hunting for two-legged doe. par- ties. going snipe hunting. Ambition: Go into the Navy. John Myron Shaffer — Likes: Cars that run. having lots of money, and a special girl in 10th grade. Ambition: To own a car in a year. Lois Crash” Shank — Likes: Football games on Sundays. 3:15. and babysitting my nephews. Ambition: To go to Hawaii and get a good job. lanice )an” Sheehan — Likes: Being with my family, football, and having good times with my friends. Ambition: To be happy and to succeed in life. Mary Jane “M.J. Short — Likes: Going for long walks, talking on the phone, and being with family and friends. Ambition: To wake up and actually have a good day. Andrea Shrenkle — Likes: Reading and Music Bonnie Lu Shultz — Likes: Loud music, fast cars, and bike 28 riding. Ambition: to become an interpreter Susan Marie Susie Sibert — Likes: Sleeping. Hastings parties, and my Buddy. Ambition: To have a Bachelor’s Degree in my hand l efore I have a wedding ring on my finger, then to build my dreamhouse in Hastings and raise a family. But most of all. to be happy all the while. Linda |o Skirsky — Likes: Family, friends, and good times with them Ambition: Accountant George Smith — Likes: To be with friends, family, and that special someone.” Ambition: To become rich, and have children after getting married. |eff Smitty Smith - Likes Italian Food, friendly gatherings, and duck roasts Ambition: To win the lotto, be happy, and get Sunny at our level. Bryan Smolke Smolko — Likes: Girls, Iron Maiden, and weekends. Ambition: To have a car that isn't trouble. foseph Smokin'' Smolko — Likes: Social gatherings, duck roasts, and freetime Ambition: To be an Accountant Sheryl Snyder — Likes: My honey, animals, and Potter county. Ambition: To become a veterinarian in Arizona and to ride a black stallion across a beach at sunrise. Kimberly Zip Zip Sobetsky — Likes: Weeks without school, sleeping late, good times with my friends. Ambition: To make that special someone happy and enlist in the Army. Charles Chuck Solomon — Likes: Family and friends, all sports, and Penn State Ambition: To own a flourishing business and to spend an entire summer at Ocean City. |ill Marie Solomon Likes: Housesitting parties with friends. D-8, December 26. and January 11 with Mark. Pitt, and the Cleveland Browns Ambition: To own a mansion, a red Corvette and two Siberian huskies |anine Anne Spacht-face Spacht — Likes: Friends, family, and spending time with a special guy Ambition: To be suc- cessful in my career Kenneth “Splat Spacht - Likes: Hunting, welding, and Penn State Ambition: To become rich and be a professional welder |ohn James Bunga Sral — Likes: Listening to my radio, weekends, and nice looking cars Ambition: To make a living Camille Stevens — Likes: Family gatherings, starry' nights, and summer Ambition: Registered nurse Elizabeth Liz Lucinda Stockley — Likes: Having great times with friends, summer and chocolate Ambition: To get a degree in architecture and to equal Frank Lloyd Wright in expertise. Beth Bethy Ann Stolz Likes: Friends, socializing, and food. Ambition: To make something of myself and be happy with life. )ohn Stoltz — Likes: T.M.. having a good time, and Kasser’s Whiskey Ambition: To make a million and have a good time doing it. Fred “Strick Strittmatter — Likes: Fire Trucks, friendly gather- ings. and nice people. Ambition: To get a job. Sandra Sandy or Brute J. Strittmatter — Likes: Good Friends, golfing, family, rain, and the feeling of accomplishment Ambi- tion: To make it through college and to enjoy life. Patty Strohmier — Likes: Going out with friends, getting crazy, and spending time with a special someone. Ambition: To graduate and live life to the fullest Renee Artey Taylor — Likes: Skiing, watching tan 10” men on the beach, going out with friends. Ambition: To re-live sum- mer ‘83’: to tour Athens to further my education, lames “Jock |. Thiec — Likes: Hunting, fishing, snuff. Ambi- tion: Computer Technician. Drew Boog” Thomas - Likes: Baseball, the outdoors, F.T.H. parties Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Timothy Tim” Thomas — Likes: A very special person, shooting pool while listening to the Beach Boys, my Driver’s License (Along with my Dad’s Truck) Paul Sunny Venesky — Likes: Football, friends and socializ- ing. and school but not classes. Ambition: To play college football. Cheryl Squirrel Warfield — Likes: My special Guy T.L. and my weekends, and family and friends. Ambition: To get a job and get married. Daniel Muck Warner — Likes: Beer, Going to Burger King after Vo-Tech and Weekends Ambition: To become a small engine mechanic. Donna Weakland — Likes: Friends. Family, and just being hap- py. Ambition: To become a registered Nurse and to succeed in everything I attempt. |ohn Jack Weakland — Likes: Girls, My “65 GTO and Beer. Ambition: To become a mechanic Lori Weakland — Likes: Being with my friends, parties, peanut M Ms and anything orange Ambition: To go to Hawaii with Jane. Sandra Sandy Marie Weakland — Likes: Purple Unicorns, and Lunch Mods. Ambition: To move to California and get a good job. Nancy Weav or Weaver Weaver — Likes: Friends, having a good time, and going to parties. Ambition: To continue my education in Cosmetology and to get a good job and be successful. Brenda Bozo Wentz — Likes: Being with friends and family, being with that special someone, and weekends. Ambition: To get a job and someday own a Camero. Kenneth “Whisker Westrick — Likes: Laughing with friends, all sports, and good rock and roll music. Ambition: To have a happy successful life, and to buy a Mercedes. Russ Westrick — Likes: Parties, friends, music. Ambition: To get all I can out of life and more. Chris Allen Wholaver — Likes: Football, outdoors, being with friends. Ambition: To become a good welder. David Dave Williams - Likes: Outdoors, woodworking, and summertime Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. John Williams — Likes: Weekends, videos, and summer. Ambi- tion: Engineering. Joseph C. Joe Wilt II — Likes: History, computers, and somebody Ambition: To become a historian. Brian Woodnuts Woodley — Likes: Genesee, good times with friends, and parties Ambition: To be a computer technician. Lee Ann Yeckley — Likes: Being with friends and having a good time, the Vette. and parties Ambition: To win the lot- tery and live a happy life. Chuck Yuk-Yuk Yuknavich — Likes: Weekends, and parties. Ambition: To get a good job and earn a billion dollars. Michele Zalisnock — Likes: Parties with my friends, my family and friends, and Barnesboro dances. Ambition: To become a surgical technician and to become rich. 29 STEP ASIDE AND OPEN TAE D0DR HERE GOMES THE GLASS OF... Row 1: Liz Stockley, Cindy Polites, Camille Stevens, Doug Miller, Lori Weakland, Jeff Ropp, LeeAnn Yeckley, Darren McLaurin, Janine Spacht, Barb Noel. Mary Jane Short, Dave Williams. John Sral. Dan Warner Row 2: Sandy Strittmatter, Lynn Kopera, Darla Nitti, Cheryl Warfield. Julie McNulty. Maria Rizzo. Janice Sheehan. Brian Prevost. Ken Spacht. Jeff Shaffer, Tim Thomas Row 3: George Smith. Cindy Morgan. Cooleen Mihalow, Mary Lou McNulty. Alicia Sasway. Lisa Anico. Lora Polisky, Bill Cavallo. Tom McConnell. Jack Weakland. Paul Doughty Row 4: Cathy Miller. John Williams. Jill Solomon. Andrea Shrenkle. Sue McGlynn, Jill Hambley. Patty Strohmier. Rhonda Macalus, Renee Taylor. Joe Wilt. Fred Brush Row 5: Chuck Solomon. Chris Patrick. Steve Link. Michelle Selestok. Mike Passanita, Sue Sibert, Nancy Weaver. Pauline Mc- Connell. Ray Earnest. Michelle McCoy Row 6: Fred Strittmatter. Scott Zanoni, John Little, Jeff Smith. Drew Thomas. Joe Smolko. Paul Venesky. Russ Westrick. Ken Westrick. Lois Shank Row 7: Stacy McDowell. Bonnie Shultz. Cheryl Snyder. Beth Stolz, Chuck Yuknavich, Dave Sell. Karen •Mcllwaine. Tina Pastirko Row 8: Tim Bom. Kevin Bom. Eric Baker. Kevin Phillips. Dan Chverchko. Bruce Kinney. Edna Scott. Tina Serafin. Sandy Weakland. Donna Weakland. Diane Maines Row 9: Joe McGlynn. Scott Baker, Chris Anderson. Pam Krug, Sue Abel. Lee Ann Anico. Darlene McCloskey, Laura Owens. Michelle Grillo 30 Row 1: Jim Buck. Alex Ebel. Rob Berringer. Eva Dranchak. Bump Crowell. Mary Lantzy. Jeff Lieb. Ellen Link. Bill Farrell. Chris Gobris. Darin Degarmin. Paul Bell. Jim Thiec Row 2: Ken Lamont. Angelo Crimaldi. Jeff Baker. Rich Brew. Kevin Kopera. Bernie Berzonsky. Nick Konior. Jane Gooderham Kim Conrad. Lisa Lawrence. Tim Semelsberger Row 3: Ruth Bradley. Cathy Kontorchik. Shirl Gray. Deb Boslet. Connie Duriez. Lisa Cunningham. Patti Link. Michelle Hite. Jen Bearer. Gayna Berish. Kathy Home. Dickie Miller Row 4: Jane Buck. Blaine Fiasco. Bob Freeman. Cindy DeDea. Pam Colberg. Jeff Burkey. Dave Bobby. Wayne Gray. Scott Mertens Row 5: Lea Bradley. Chuck Edminston. John Stoltz. Don McNulty. Chuck Myers. Rick Yarko, Chris Wholaver. Alvin Lamont. Lisa Engle Row 6: Mike Fox. Jay Litzinger. Joanie Haluska. Cheryl Anna. Sharon Hoover. Kevin Gibbons. Pam Illig. Eric Donahue. Michelle Zalisnock. Sharon Gromley Row 7: Gloria Fogle. Justine Kline. Theresa Karlheim. Annette Farabough. Kim Crook. Sharon Holtz. Jeanine Johnson. Suzi Haluska. Jim Ertter. Maria Phillips Gregory Row 8: Dave Ford. Ralph Carretti. Seamus Cunningham. Brian Woodley. Don Anna. Brenda Wentz. Kim O’Leary. Vicki Shuss. D. J. Luther. Tammy Gerlesky. Kim Sobetsky Row 9: Kathy Helbig. Jim Nihart. Bryan Smolko. Tim Gerlesky. MikeGomolka. Rex Lane. John Shaffer. Holly Lane. Lori Raynish 31 In Memory of Allen Kibler God saw you getting weary, So he did what he thought best; He came and stood beside you. And whispered 'come to rest.' You bade us not your last farewell, Nor even said goodbye; You were gone before we knew it. And only God knows why. Your memory is our keepsake, Allen, With that we cannot part, God has you in his keeping We have you in our heart. 32 We Are 7«e� ?2? r v Proud 33 £fc Balor Balor W -fronafj . 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The crowning ceremony highlighted a week of anticipation as the student body returned to school and looked forward to the first football game and homecoming. Cheered on by the homecoming court and fans, the football team then scored an impressive victory over Bishop Guilfoyle. Indeed, the beauty and pageantry of Homecoming will remain a special memory for the class of '84. HOMECOMING COURT — Left to Right: Mike Passanita, Sue McGlynn, Chris Gobris. Mary Lantzy, Rex Lane. Lee Ann Yeckley, Ralph Caretti, Liz Stockley, Cindy Polites, Darren McLaurin. Patricia Link, |ohn Little. Jane Buck, Wayne Gray, Pauline McConnell. Tim Thomas. 1. A surprised Liz Stockley received congratulations from members of her court — Lee Ann Yeckley, Cindy Polites, Mike Passanita, and Sue McGlynn. 2. Class vice-president Cooleen Mihalow crowns Liz Stockley as the 1984 Homecoming Queen. 3. and 4. Potential kings and queens anxiously wait for the homecoming ceremonies to begin. 5. |ane Buck with escort Wayne Gray 6. Sue McGlynn with escort Mike Passanita 7. Patty Link with escort |ohn Little rauon Public Library pettcn. Pennsylvania We Made Magic One of the most memorable magic moments in a senior’s experience is the junior prom. On the afternoon of May 6, 1983 after months of planning and preparation, the class of '84 changed the high school commons into a magic land. Then after hectically decorating the commons, many members of the class rushed home to work magic on themselves, trans- forming themselves into beautiful, elegant, charming young men and women. Looking back on the dinner, dance, parties, and shared fantasies still brings a warm glow to those who shared this magical experience. V 48 Nineteen Eighty-Four 1984 is a year of ominous foreboding because of George Orwell's novel. In English classes this year we learned of a 1984 filled with Big Brother, telescreens, thought police, Newspeak. 2 minute hate, and slogans like War is Peace. Fortunately, our 1984 in reality is not Orwell's totalitarian, brain washing world. However, our 1984 has been filled with frightening insane realities that could belong to Orwell’s world. For example, a maniacal suicide terrorist driving a bomb laden truck on a cpiiet Sunday morning in Beirut. Lebanon, blew up himself and over 250 American marines who were trying to create peace. Also, the Russians madly shot down a Korean airliner, destroying 269 lives. We even watched the ultimate insanity as the world destroyed itself on television in a nuclear holocaust in “The Day After.’’ Finally, in the season of love and peace, Christmas, we observed adults become raging mobs as they battled for a few ugly dolls that supposedly came from a cab- bage patch. Locally, the events continued to be bleak. Economically, while the rest of the country seemed to revive with more people becoming employed and inflation being the lowest in 20 years, our area continued to suf- fer with high unemployment. Then a terrible mine explosion took the lives of three local men. including one of our fathers, and reminding us all that many of our fathers, brothers, and friends who are working con- tinually face grave danger. Still. long after the memor)' of Orwell’s 1984 and the bleak news events fade from our memories, we w ill remember the happier times of our senior year like Sally Ride becoming the first female astronaut. Michael Jackson electrifying us with his performances. Boy George amusing us. and three old ladies inquiring on a television commercial. “Where’s the beef?” Also, we will remember the little things that happened to us: Christine Anderson: When we were caught drinking by the cops at a school dance my sophomore year. Lee Ann Anico: The day I locked Sue A.'s purse in the paper towel dispenser and had to get the janitor to unlock it. Also the day I got my Engagement ring! Susan Abel: The day the sink broke in the lav. Lisa Anico: Splitting my pants doing summersaults in A” in 11th grade. Cheryl Anna: Rooming with Jean and Maureen on the band trip to Canada when the doggie was running around. Don Anna: The duck roast and Ken s potatoes, the big P” In- Mr. T. Eric Baker: The day the Irish setter was running around A pod. |eff Baker: The great soup battle my Freshman year. Scott Baker: Getting caught chewing in the Lav and getting 3 days. |ennifer Bearer: When Gavna and I were “Partners in crime during our summer excursions; and whim I called Camille's house when she was supposed to l e at my house?. Paul Bell: Bum and the Bunsen burner, and the time our Hotel fire alarm went off during the night of our band trip and Mrs. Kellv took all the girls down to the lobhv in their nightgow ns at 1:30 A.M. Gavna Berish: Being partners in crime with |enn during our summer excursions and getting sprayed by a skunk on the Great Camping Trip. Rolrert Berringer: Beating Bishop McCort 15-14 my junior year in football in tne closing seconds. Bernie Ber .onsky: The fun Ko| era and I had eating lunch together Dave Bobby: When Roundhead and I put toothpaste on k K s hand and made him rub it through his hair while he was sleep- ing in Tennessee. Kevin Born; That one day in B155 Deborah Boslet: Being the only one not to trip in the halls and being knocked over on the sidelines by a C.C. football player. Lea Bradley: Riding to Vo-Tech in Wayne's car with jane and Missy- Ruth Bradley: During track practice when C M. got a mud bath at shot-put. Rich Brew: Phys Ed Class Fred Brush: When the snakes got out in the lunch room lim Buck: When Sunny got his Phys. Ed shorts ripped complete- ly off. When Whisker asked for Sixer tickets. Jane Buck: Riding to Vo-Tech with Wayne. Lea. and Missy Ralph Caretti: In 9th grade footlxdl we played Portage. When we arrived the gates were lockttd so we dressed outside. William Cavallo: The day Sem and I skipped Tech and got educated” down the park. Dan Chverchko: Watching the lights fall in C hall Pamela Colberg: When T.C. painted his nails; all the talks with C.D. before homeroom; one morning in Punxy before band practice w ith T.W.: and all the special times with M.A.F Kim Conrad: Our narrow escape from the guy’s locker room: 1983 majorette initiation; My grand finale at N.C.'s football game my sophomore year Angelo Crimaldi: The way the Lady cooks dish out food. Kim Crook: Meeting Mortimer and Charlie. Bill Crowell: When we beat Bishop McCort 15-14 in R'J. and standing on the sidelines during the N.C. game. Lisa Cunningham: The time I hid in Mr. Arnold s closet and w hen I went to get out the doors wouldn't open. Seamus Cunningham: The ever famous duck roast: | I s big P. Cindy Lou DeDea: When T.C. painted his fingernails in study- hall and no one had nail polish remover and all the long talks before school with P.C. Darin Oeynrmin When P.V. had his gym shorts ripped off him Eric Donahue All the band trips. 49 Paul Doughty: Putting a full milk carton under Bill Pellas when he sat down. Eva M. Dranchak: Confrontation with the P.P.F; C-Hall excur- sions, wrestling junior year, and Penn State. Raymond Earnest: When 3 snakes crawled through the commons. Alex Ebel: Manhandling the dummies at the field house: Going to Bamesboro the night Defore the Game: The Clit; Duck Roast 83 and the Big P by Mr. T.B. and C. Charles Edminston: My sophomore year at Blacklick Valley with Bob and Don in the locker room. Lisa Engle: Nick's Party at Burger King and discovering the heated dog food in Riverside and Watching Gumby throw the bowling ball. Jim Ertter: Dressing up as Mr. Elias in the 83 Halloween Parade. Annette Farabaugh: The day in Chem lab Moe, Kim C. and I gave Mr. Bilko a shower, singed the hair on his arms and broke a test tube: the lime Patty anal performed for our English class. Bill Farrell: The Mud Slide Blaine Fiasco: All the fun in the Back of Bus 9. Gloria Fogle: The band trips and long practices. The ROTC trips, and Trig class. David Ford: During our 9th grade football game at Portage we arrived at the field: doors were locked so we dressed in the woods. Michael Fox: going to N.C. and raising a bunch of commotion during footbaliseason Robert Freeman: Red almost getting arrested for a 5th he had in his car. Tammy Ranish: 9th grade swimming with Lori Raynish. Tim Gerlesky: Pounding Shaffer in 9th grade, and Mr. Roller's Class. Chris Gobris: Stealing D.M.'s car to go to Sheetz. jane Gooderham: The night of the P.C. game when I quit band and had a pleasant talk with Mr. Elias; and the night we made strawberry margaritas. Shirl Gray: Falling in A-pod my freshman year. Wayne Gray: everything Michelle Grillo: The time L.O. and M.A.H. and I skipped Tech and went to Valley Dairy for breakfast. Sharon Gromley: Being called turtle during the lunch mods by the turtle lovers and B.H. in Consumers Ed with I.M.. M.M., M.H., and M.M. loanie Haluska: All the great times Tirri, Renee and I had before tech and during Break. Suzanne Haluska: House sitting parties: California and District Chorus. |ill Hamblev: Skipping Mr. Kerr's art class all year, but finally getting caught and wrecking Rodney's Camaro. Kathy Helbig: Snacks in the commons Michelle Hite: In Chem lab when we singed the hair off Mr. Bilko’s arm and gave him a shower in the same day. Sharon Lynne Holtz: Mortimer. Charlie. Sleestak. that's saaaad” Sharon Hoover: Nov. 27. 1983 the night Tina S., Sandy S. and I saw All the Right Moves” Kathy Home: Performing in School functions, band trips (especially Tennessee) and all the crazy times with C.M.. S.H.. Pamela Ann Illig: November 5. 1983. Forensics, and when it was all my fault in Freshman Biology. jeanine Johnson: 9th mods in the lay; sleestak; That's sad;'' L.G.S. Theresa Karlheim: Chem Lab Bruce Kinney: Coming home from Vo-tech with F.S. Justine Kline: Band and ROTC trips, Major and Sarge's classes. Mr. Elias' band practices; Brian P. getting initated by having to wear a jock on his head. Nick Konior: Ralphing freshman year; riding a bike with Sue. Dana Marie's antics, and Cheryl's smile. Cathy Kontorchik: The surprise birthday party Lisa and I had for Nick at Burger King. Discovering the’ heated dogfood while Buckwheat and Disco played the Prince and the Punier. Kevin Kopera: Nothing was memorable about high school. Lynn Kopera: My freshman year. Pamela Krug: The day Kim pulled out (he chair from underneath me during lunch and 1 landed on my back. Alvin Lamont: Working for the Plays and the Band. Holly Lane: My sophomore year with Annie. Babs, and George. Rex Lane: When I kicked D.J. instead of my locker Marian Lantzy: Being roomates with Ellen at Zelda's Confronta- tion with the PPF. Lisa Lawrence: Getting caught with my porno picture; the uglv Hat Party; Calling Alex to the Office: Quitting the Highlander band. Jeff Lieb: When Steve L. asked Liz S. to pass the soap Ellen Link: England and Virginia with Clare, Roommates at Zelda's with Mary, glucose in Chem with Cheryl and a certain wet track practice. BC-CH game with Beth jumping roundballs and parties with Zena. Patricia Link: When I found a snake under my chair in the com- mons during lunch period. The time Annette and I performed for our English Class and all of A pod heard me swearing. Steve Link: My 1st varsity wrestling match win. John Little: Four years of wrestling practice Jav Litzinger: Sharon Hoover always screwing up our labs in Chem I. II. Don Luther: When Rex kicked me instead of his locker. Rhonda Macalus: The imbandment. the pencil Mr. Elias threw at Renee. Penn Cambria Game. Diane Maines: Going to Districts. Hula dancing with Lisa in C hall. Junior Prom with a very special person. Pauline McConnell: The ketchup explosion on the Vica Trip and the snake in the commons. Tom McConnell: When I busted 2 fluorescent lights with my head in Mr. Murphy's gym class. Michele McCoy: All the ROTC trips especially the bus rides to Ohio Darlene McCloskey: Getting caught in 10th grade cheating in shorthand. Anastasia V. McDowell: All the ROTC overnight trips. Joseph McGlynn: Skipping School Sue McGlynn: My friends and I getting escorted to school in the back seat of J im Weir's car. Karen Mcllwaine: Having to put up with someone like guys in Cons. Ed. and getting away with all I did my sophomore year. Daren McLaurin: Going to N.C. the night before the game; sen- ding out deficiencies. Julie McNulty: The time I slipped on butter in the commons and landed on the floor. Mary Lou McNulty: When a snake was in the commons. Scott Mertens: The time we had the mud battle after football practice with Bump. Rob, Whitey, and the gang. Cooleen Mihalow: House sitting parties, camping with the gang and the flat tire at the junior prom. Cathy Miller: Going to states in volleyball and seeing Terror Train with Jill. Douglas Miller: When Gobris went to get some dogs; our trip to 50 N.C. the night before the game. Richard Miller: Changing for a Football game in the woods in 9th grade. Cindy Morgan: The fire in Tennessee. Darla Nitti: The time Debbie Owens and I traded socks in S and when Bernice and Patty put me in Pot Sink at Tech. Barbara Noel: My Junior Prom. Kimberly O'Leary: The time Pam Krug fell in the Commons. Uiuia Owens: When I met my special someone at the 1981 C.H. and B.C. football game. Mike Passanita: When Steve Link and 1 went in the girls' locker room and said Hey Liz. Pass the soap Tina Pastirko: When Lisa A. ripped her pants when she did a somersault in Mr. Schirf's English class. Chris Patrick: The hit and run of my gym bag (by Weasel's car): going to baseball practices. Kevin Phillips: When D.C. and I were playing football with his gym towel and he knocked out a light in C fralL Lora Polisky: During an English Christmas party when Lisa Anico did a cartwheel and split her pants. Cindy Polites: The Scroll The Ugly Hat Party. Lisa's porno pic- ture. Strawberry margaritas. 3 musxeteers! Brian Prevost: The time Jen broke her leg skiing. Leah Price: Doing cartwheels in C with N. and ). Lori Raynish: 9th grade swimming with Tammy Gerlesky. Maria Rizzo: When Julie got mad when I laughed because she slipped on the butter. Jeff Ropp: The night when Gobris went for Dogs. Alicia Sasway: When Pauline and I used to eat cookies in Mr. Kollars Cultures class while watching films. Edna Scott: Going to County band my Junior year and falling off the stage. Michele Selestok: Bo in the Lav with her grey sweatshirt on and with Lisa B„ Alice M., and Sue M. the great bus rides to Tech. Dave Sell: The day Semi and I got caught skipping a study hall. Tim Semelsberger: Totalling Woodley's car on the way home from Tech. Justine Serafin: Lunch Mods with the gang and getting flowers during football season. Jeff Shaffer: Following my sister aad almost going into the girls lav in the commons. John Shaffer: When we went down to N.C. and rode around yelling that we were going to win. Lois Shank: Going to the wrong class my senior year. lanice Sheean: Confrontation with the P.P.F. and Cheerleading. Mary Jane Short: On the bus to a boy's basketball game, my Junior year when I was informed by Chuck I meant to say outlet. Bonnie Shultz: Turning cartwheels in C my sophomore year and the bus trip when M.N fell on M.M. Sue Sibert: The time the microphone wouldn't work at a pep rally and we danced for ten minutes with no music in front of the entire school. Linda Skirsky: When B.S. and T.G. and I postponed the typing finals. George Smith: Mr. Bern's Chem I classes when we broke all of the instruments. Jeff Smith: Being Santa's helper at Christmas Concert and get- ting a flat tire at the Prom my Junior year. Bryan Smolko: Wrecking my dad's truck into the telephone pole in front of the school my sophomore year. Joseph Smolko: Hitting the gib GX Duck roast Cheryl Snyder: Chem I and one rainy track practice with Ellen Link. Kim Sobetsky: Freshman year finals week in the woods climb- ing the pine tree. Chuck Solomon: Exploding Chem II labs with Camille and Mary. Finding green objects in my milk and M.|.'s embarrassing moment in Pittsburgh. Jill Solomon: My trip to California with Suzy and all the great times that went with it and, of course, seeing Terror Train with Cathy. Janine Spacht: Cheech, Chong, Wong, and Dong's crazy Glen- dale trips. Ken Spacht: Initiation during football practice. Camille Stevens: Falling in the mud, Jen calling my house, quit- ting band, Chem II labs with Chuck and Mary. Liz Stockley: When Steve Link asked me to pass the soap. Homecoming, the night we made strawberry margaritas, con- frontation with the P.P.F.. and the three musketeers. John Stoltz: My biology class my freshman year. Beth Slolz: Chem (sophomore year) with Sally when she almost blew off my hand, and all the good laughs with and times with Cheryl, Ellen and Sally which made school bearable. Fred Strittmatter: The day Dan W. and I put dents in the roof of Bruce K.'s truck with our heads. Sandy Strittmatter: Don's towel incident with fingers after football practice and November 27 with smut Fin. and the Ashville Firemen. Patty Strohmier: Skipping art class with Jill All year and Finally getting caught. Renee Taylor: The night of the P.C. Game. Jim Thiec: Totaling Woodley's car coming home from Tech. Drew Thomas: Standing on the sidelines during the N.C. game. Tim Thomas: Locking my keys in the truck at the '83 Prom. Paul Venesky: Scoring the Winning points to beat Bishop Mc- Cort in the last 7 seconds of my Junior year. Cheryl Warfield: When I knocked Lisa C. off my chair in the commons. Dan Warner: Rides home from Tech. Donna Weakland: The time when Nancy W. tripped me in A pod and all the crazy band trips. Lori Weakland: The time we made strawberry margaritas, my unforgettable excursions with the three musketeers. Dave Williams: Graduation . John Williams: The day the power was off during Finals. Joe Wilt: The Canadian Band trip and Mr. Gormish picking up all the ribbons at St. Francis. Brian Woodley: Demolishing my mother's car after Tech. Lee Ann Yeckley: My sophomore year with Holly. Babs, and George and my Junior year with the gang. Nancy Weaver: VICA trip. Ketchup explosion. Dan Warner always depantsing Mike Passan ita in Phys Ed. Sandy Weakland: All the great times we had in band. Brenda Wentz: When Cheryl and 1 went walking around S pod and there was a mouse beside us. Kenneth Westrick: When Paul V. had his shorts ripped off while playing football, and all the great times I had in high school. Russ Westrick: When somebody set our lunch table and all our lunches fell on the floor. Chris Wholaver: Eating 6th mod my Senior year. Michele Zalisnock: Band trip to Tennessee. 51 Favorite Fives of A 7% 7% A SWELL SOAPS 1. Days of Our Lives 2. Guiding Light 3. The Young and Restless 4. General Hospital 5. Dynasty ALL-RIGHT ALBUMS 1 Thriller Michael Jackson 2. “Synchronicity The Police 3. “Eliminator” ZZTop 4. Frontiers Journey 5. Metal Health Quiet Riot HOT WHEELS 1. Corvette 2. Ferra re 3. Trans Am 4. Z28 5. Porsche PIC HITS 1. In A Big Country 2. Major Tom 3. Gum On Feel the Noize 4. Total Eclipse of theHeart 5. That's Why TheyCnlt It the Blues MACHO MALE 1. Tom Selleck 2. Mr. T 3. Burt Reynolds 4. Tom Cruise 5. David Hasselhoff FLASHY FEMALES 1. Christie Brinkley 2. Olivia Newton-John 3. Heather Thomas 4. Jaclynn Smith 5. Valerie Bertinelli GREATEST GROUPS 1. The Police 2. Journey 3 Loverboy 4. Air Supply 5. Quiet Riot FAVORITE FEMALE VOCALIST 1. Pat Bartatal 2. Olivia Nevvton-John 3. Stevie Nicks 4. Sheen a Easton 5. Bonnie Tyler The Class of 84 A- A A A’ 2 7% T.V.’S TOPS 1. Family Ties 2. The A-Team 3. Cheers 4. M A S H 5. Magnum P.I. QUICK EA 1. Burger Kin 2. McDonald 3. Long John 4. Paul Pane Place 5. Sheetz FIRST- RATE OODS COMIC COMEDIANS a. Eddie Murphy ' Richard Pryor.. '3. )o n Rivers 4. Robin Williams 5. Benny ilijj STAND-OUT SODAS 1. Pepsi 2. Mountain Dew 3. Coke 4. 7-UP 5. Rootbeer SUPER SHADES 1. Blue 2. Purple 3. Red 4. Pink 5. Yellow COLLEGE CHOICE A-GREA FliAO FM’YOU 5. Alabama TOP NOTCH ACTRESS I ■P5 Goldie Hawn 2. Sally Field , 3.Lin luEv;ii� u- p 4. NoH'C.u tef JLStephame Zimbalist Lee JUST- RIGHT JEANS 1. Lee 2. Levi 3. Jordache 4. Calvin Klein 5. Chardon { FABULO U! 1. Porky s 2. PlrshdaOCe 3jAlljne Right M 4. An Officer and . ntlenian 5. Risky Business W 53 to CO Cl...n ' 'lini1 illllimi lt yHW MIIIINII irm ........I1 tO 5 19 Albright. Brian Anna, Mary Kay Bailey. )annetta Baran. Joseph Barrett. Barry Bassett. James Bell. Donna Bender. Paula Berringer. John Bertram. Melissa Blum. Christopher Bobby. Linda Bogus. Linda Bosar. James Bosar. Shawn Cambell. Glenn Campbell. Scott Caracciolo, Cathy Caretti. Viola Cava Ho. Lisa Cence. Randall Chamey, Denise Churella. George Chverchko, Doris Col berg, Bruce Cunningham. Sean DaBella. Annette Davis. Thomas 58 % Depto. Natalie Domalik. Brian Donahue. Thomas Donahue. Diana Dotts. Jacqueline Dowey. Den a Duman. Allan Eckenrode. Paul Eckenrode. Rebecca Farabaugh. Michele Firment. Thomas Fogle. Bill Frederick. Brenda Fredo. Teresa Gabrielson. Tim Glass. Kimberly Gray. Edward Gray. Ronald Gregory. Caryn Gwizdak. Stanley 1 59 Hammond. James Harber. Jeffrey Harris. Mary Hartman. Donald Hertzog. Sandra Holtz. William Hoover. Bonita Hoover. Carol Hoover. Linda Horvath. Michael Hrubochak. Linda Hull. Roger Humphrey. Jerome Ivory, Christopher Ivory, Michael Johnson. William Keith. Frank Kelly, Diane 60 Kelly. John Kelly. Lori Kelly. Marie Kibler. Cheryl Kibler, Joseph Kim. Shelley Kirk, Kevin Kirkpatrick. Eric Kirkpatrick. Glenn Kirsch. Carlene Kohan. Bevan Kolonay. james Kovach. David Kovach. Helen Krejnus. Patricia Kuhn. Wendy Kutchman. Eugene La Belle. Robert 61 85 Lenz, William Link. Tammy Little. Teresa Lokey. Bryan Lynch. Sean Marinin. Melissa Masci. Paul McCann, lacqueline McCombie. Diane McGowan. Robert McMullen. Michael McMullen. Wayne McMurray. David 62 Mertens, Amy Miller. Anthony Miller. Arlene Mitchell. Daniel Murphy. Scott Nagle, jeffry Novak. William Pellas. William Petrunyak, Kevin Petrunyak. Kim Pierce. Jeffery Pisaeno, Carla Platt. Michael Presloid, Denise Presloid. Donald Prevost. Mariam Puleo, Rhonda Rayba. David Rizzo. Lisa Rosian. Barbara Rusnak. Tina Saltsgiver. Kathy Scarpaci. Can Sclesky. Patricia 63 Semelsberger. Andrew Shaffer. Jennifer Shank. Gregory Sherry. Francis Short. Vicki Shortencarrier, Daniel Simpson. Sean Slavicsky. Alan Smith. James Smychynsky, Michael Smychynsky. Tammy Sponsky, Tammy Sral, Sherry Stoltz. Terry Stoneberg. 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 Watkins. |ody 64 Weaver. Michelle Weber, Beverly Weber. Pamela Weber. Sherry Wendekier. Michael Williams. David Wilt. |uanita Yablinsky. Stacey Yahner, William Yannitelli. Thomas Yeager. James Yeckley. Gary Yeckley. |anice Zeanchock. Mark Zenone. John Zenone. Michael Pictures not available: James Anna. Mark Kruise Abrams. Victoria Anna. )ohn Anna. Kevin Bailey. Edna Class Officers: Edgar Link. Jodi Campbell. Deborah Crowell. Jeff Polites Baker. Barry Baker. Brian Baker. Germaine Bearer. David Bearer. Kelly Bender. Renee Bender. Thomas Bender. William Berish. Frederick Berish. Lisa Blake. Albert John Blake. Lisa Bloomberg. Timothy Bolgar. Michele Bopp. Daniel Bopp. David Bom. Dennis Bom. Lori Brew. Anthony Bricker. Ronald Brothers, Jacqueline Burkhart. Germain Burskey. Barbara Byrne, Patricia 66 Byrnes. Lisa Campbell. Jodi Carpinello. Kimberly Ceccoli. Angela Cicero. Kimberly Conrad. Michele Cronauer. Annette Crowell. Deborah Crowell. Lori DaBella. Charles Depto, Lisa DeSalvo. Phyllis Dietrich, Lynne Dranchak. Nancy Drinkwater. Trina - r Dubyak. Mark Earnest. William Eckenrode. Kimberly A. Eckenrode. Kimberly Ann 67 86 Eckenrode. Robert Eckenrode. William Edmiston. Scott Ernest. Leann Farabaugh. Grace Farabaugh. Jeffrey Farabaugh. Laura Fedorko. Carrianne Fox. Michelle Francheschini. Gino Gabrielson. Gus Gabrielson. Tor Gates. Craig Gerlesky. Theodore Getsy. Michael Giarth. Doreen Gibbons. Brenda Gibbons. Christopher Glass. Nancy Gobert, Cindy Gray. Wayne Gresh, Renee Grist. Della Gwizdak. Richard Haggerty. Randy Henry, Scott Hertzog, Edward Himmel, Joyce 68 Hite. Margorie Hollen. Michele Homerski, Joseph Hoover, Gary Hoover. Wendy Huber, Kevin Hull. Kimberly Illig, Robert Ivory, Tina Johns, James Kelly. Aaron Kennedy. Jennifer Kinny, Michelle Kirkpatrick. Sean Kirsch. Randall Kitchen. Wendy Kline. Lisa Knotts. Patricia Kovach. Laura Kranz. Scott Kreidler, Renee Kuntzman. Rebecca Kurtz, Allan Kuzar. Timothy Lamont, Brian Lechene. Brian Lefebure, Brian Leonard. Edward 69 86 Lieb. Craig Link, Edgar Link. LaVaughn Link. Ronald Litzinger. Ronald Lokey, Tina Lubert. Renee Luther. Angela Macalus, Ronald Mandrick. Carrie Marra, Angela Maykovich. Dawn McCann. James McConnell. Bernard McConnel. Christine McCoy. Tanya McGlynn, Colleen McGowan. John 70 McMullen. Jeffrey McMullen. Steven McNulty, Craig McNulty, Karen Merrill, Dawn Miller. Crystal Miller. Russell Miller. Susan Mulhollen. Richard Owens. Karen Pagano. Sam Phillips. Christina Phillips. Mary Pierce. Tammy Pisaeno. Charles Polisky, Brenda Polites. Jeffrey Prevost, Tina Price. Kristin Rairigh. Robert Ramsey. Chris Reber. Edward Rematt. Michael Rizzo. Paul Ropp. Rodney Routch. Jill Rusnak. Carolyn Scarpaci. Carmen 71 86 Schreyer, Brett Scott. Rebecca Selby. Melinda Sell, Brenda Shaw, Harvey Sheehan. Denise Shero. Donna Sherry. Dawn Sherry. |oAnn Sherry, Regis Short. Nancy Shutty. John Sigrist. Daniel Smith. Kevin Smithmyer, Eugene Smolko. Steven Smychynsky, Kristina Sobetsky. Frances Solomon. Kelly Spacht, Gloria Spacht. Melissa Sral, Sandra Staebler. Valerie Stiles. Faye Stockley, Mark Stoltz. Carl Stoy. Barry Swarden. Michele 72 Thomas, James Thomas. Patricia Van Ormer, Steven Venesky, Jean Washinsky, Thomas Waugh. Patricia Weakland, Joseph Weakland. Millette Weber, Marlene Weiland. Michael Westlake. Katrina Westrick. Lori Wetherson, Sean White, Kelly Wilt, John Winslow, Scott Worchesky, Tracey Yeager. Raymond Yeckley, Mark Yeckley, William Zanoni. Kimberly Pictures missing: Brian Miller. Martin Smolko 73 Cence. Kelly Balzano. jane Becker. Thomas Belchick. Lisa Bensor. Martha Berish, Dana Bertram, )ohn Beunier. Lori Brown. Leonard Burgoon. Theresa Busunis. Thomas Campbell. David Caretti. Arnold FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Veronica Colberg. Cynthia Colberg. Martha Bensor. |ohn Rizzo Abel. Douglas Adams. Douglas Anderson. Therese Anna. Christine Anna. Michael Baldacchino. Dina Christoff. Kelly Chverchko, Lucille Ciezobka. Mark Colberg. Cynthia Colberg. Veronica Conrad. Donald Copeland. Tonya Cramer. Jacqueline Crowell. Matthew Cunningham. Thomas Cymbor. Thomas Davis. Douglas DeDea, Edward Depto, Theodore Dietrich. Lori Dow. Allen Doughty. Dennis Dubyak. Melissa Duclo. Amy Duclo. Joseph Duclos. Robert Duman, Michael Dunegan. Bernadette Dunlap. Jill Dunlap. Laura Eckenrode. Barbara Eckenrode. John Engle. Stephen Ertter, Thomas Fabert. Michelle Farabaugh. David Farabaugh. Michael Farabaugh. Pamela Fees. Emily 75 87 Fiasco, Elaine Fiasco. Loraine Fisanick, Joseph Fogle. David Fredo. Dominic Freeman. Laura Fulton. Norman Gibbons. Glenn Gibbons. Renee Gibbons. Theresa Goldian. Christine Green. John Gregory, Judith Griffith. Brian Grist, Carolyn Gwizdak. Ronald Haluska, Daryl Haluska. Michael Hambley. Robyn Hambley. Sherry Hanlon. Stephen Hicks, Dana Himmel. Robert Hollen, Melissa Hoover. Debbie Hoover. Kim Hoover. Michael Hoover. Ronald Huber, |oseph Huber, Neal 76 Hultgren. Stephen Humphrey. )ennifer Jodon. Edward Johnson. Patrick Kenner. Christine Kelly. Jason Kensinger. Anissa Kenney, Deborah Kinney. Nicole Kirsch. Christa Kirsch. Linda Kline. James Kober. Wendy Konior. Roberta Kosicki. Lori Kozlowski. Lisa Kozlowski. Michael Krejnus. Susan Kroh. Tammy Krug. Kimberly 77 87 LaBelle. James Lallemand. Lonny Lamont. Mark Lankhorst. Steven Lato. Michelle Lechene. Thomas Lenz. Charles Letcher. Heather Let so. Marc Lieb. Laurie Link. Kathleen Loughran, Joseph Luther. Matthew Luzier, Cathy Maines. Ronald Magulick, Lorie Marcuzzo. Christopher Marinin. |odi Marshall. William McDowell. Melissa McNulty . Kenneth McNulty. Robert 78 Merriman, Shane Mertens, John Miller. Brenda Miller. Gerald Miller. Michelle Miller, Sarah Mitchell. Robert Mortensen. Robert Mozina. Samantha Mutchock, Susan Myers, Richard Nagle, fames Nihart, Natalie Owens, Linda Pellas. Jeffrey Pierce. Kimberly Phillips. Douglas Presloid, Sandra Price, Jeannette Price, Scott Risbon, Patricia Rizzo. John Roman. Lori Rosian. Brian Rudolph. Craig Saltsgiver. Mary Sammarco, Timothy Shaner, William 79 Shortencarrier. Renee Shuma. Cynthia Skupine. Dana Slavicsky. Shawn Smithmyer. Gerald Smoiko. Bridget Spacht. Mary Sponsky, David Sral. Joseph Stasko. David Stein, Cindy Stein, Frank Stewart. Richard Stiffler. Mark Stiles. Ann Stockley, Kenneth Stoltz, James Sunseri, Laurie Sunseri, Rose Thomas. Christine Thomas. Edward Thomas. William Thompson. Candice Turko. Gina Vallery, Thomas Vermeulin. Kathem Vermeulin, Paula 80 I Warield. Patrick Watt. John Weakland. Allen Weakland, Jeffrey Weakland. Pamela Weakland. Paula Weakland. Thomas Weakland, William Weaver. Elmer Weymer. Melissa White. Eric White. Lori Wholaver, Andrea Wholaver. Timothy Wholaver. Wayne Wills. Andrew Wilson. Nancy Wilson. William Wilt. David Winslow. Brian Woodley. Robert Yahner, David Yeager. Edward Yeckley, Eric Yeckley, Paula Yuhas. Mary Zerbee. John 81 The Bridge to Success -Admiral Peary AVTS was a great learning experience for all involved. Along with attending regular classes at the Vo-Tech; many of the students took advantage of such vocational clubs as DECA, F.F.A., V1CA, and student council. Among the memories Vo-tech students will always cherish are the fun bus rides, class parties, extended breaks, crackdowns by the administrations, dining at Burger King, and fighting over listening to the Police or ZZ Top. All the activities they took part in at Admiral Peary make them say WE ARE PROUD TO BE TEACHERS” AUTO MECHANICS — John Little. Chuck Myers, Brian HORTICULTURE — Michelle Grillo, Holly Lane. Laura Smolko. John Sral, Glenn Campell, Greg Storm. Jack Stoy Owens. Michele Zaliznock. Amy Mertens. 82 k MASONARY — Kevin Bom. Angello Crimaldi, Dave Ford. Richard Miller. Mike Passanita. Scott Zanoni, Joe Kibler, Allan Duman INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY — Rex Lane. Ken Lamont CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY — Eric Baker. Tim Born. Bruce Kinney. Kevin Phillips. Tim Semelsberger. Brian Woodley. Edward Gray. John Kelly. Gregory Shank FOOD SERVICES — Sue McGlynn. Darla Nitti. Lori Raynish. Kim Sobetsky. Cheryl Warfield. Lisa Cavallo, Becky Eckenrode. Sandy Trinkley. Tracy Bender 83 PLUMBING — Joe Dodson DRAFTING — Charles Edminston, George Churella DATA PROCESSING — Dan Chverchko. Steve Link, John Stoltz. Jim Tiec, Helen Kovach, Eugene Kutchman. Robert McGowen SMALL ENGINE — Fred Brush. Don Luther. Tom McConnell. John Shaffer. Dan Warner. Tom Firment, Mark Kruise, Robert Labelle, Norman Stoneberg. 84 COSMETOLOGY — Chris Anderson. Jane Buck. Pauline Mc- Connell. Nancy Weaver. Diane Kelly. Denise Presloid. Tammy Smychynsky. Della Grist. Patty Thomas. Lisa Berish WELDING — Bill Cavallo. Paul Doughty. Ray Earnest. Tim Gerlesky, Mike Gomolko. Ken Spacht. Tim Thomas. Chris Wholaver. Bruce Colberg. Don Hartman 85 AUTO BODY — Scott Baker. Blaine Fiasco. Wayne Gray. Joe CARPENTRY — Rich Brew. Bill Fogle. Bill Johnson McGlynn, Scott Mertens, James Nihart, Rick Yarko, Scott Cambell. David Kovach. Bryan Lokey. Francis Sherry DIST ED — Sue Abel. Lea Bradley. Pam Krug. Darlene McCloskey, Kim O’Leary. Michele Selestok. Vicky Shuss. Sue Sibert. Brenda Wentz, Mary Anna. Melissa Bertram. Tina Rusnak. Jody Watkins. Rhonda Puleo 86 HEALTH SERVICES-DENTAL — Lisa Engle. Jill Hambley. Lynn Kopera, Patti Stromier. Tammy Gerlesky. HEALTH SERVICE S - NURSING — Lee Ann Anico. Lisa Anico. Joanie Haluska. Donna Weakland. Not Pic- tured: AGRICULTURE — Don McNulty, Dave Williams. Steve Lansberry. Michael McMullen, (ames Smith. Brian Lang. Dave Bearer. Bill Eckenrode. 87 Working So that Others Can Remember vvne of the most frequently heard morning announcements is “Attention yearbook staff members: there will be a meeting this evening in A112 from 6:30-8:30.” Meeting Monday and or Wednesday evenings from November through February, the 51 member staff worked diligently to create the best yearbook they could. The yearbook created a stir in the beginning of the year because a switch from colored senior portraits to black and white was being considered to save money. But the senior class voted overwhelmingly to keep their portraits in color and to pay more for the yearbook. Despite the three dollar increase in cost, the same number of copies as in 1983 were sold. For 1984 the staff tried some new design ideas. Most important are the divider page, headlines and table of contents lettered by Alicia Sasway. Also, some new lay-out material like newspaper headlines reviewing the year in sports are used. Finally, because of a late February deadline to complete the yearbook, material from the 1983 spring sports is used to reflect the expected performances in 1984. The success of the 1984 Highlander yearbook though will be determined in the years to come by the amount of pleasurable memory' it stirs as students from 1984 look back on their high school days. SPORTS — Silling: |eanine |ohnson. |ulie McNulty. Tina Serafin. Diane Maines. Standing: Cindy DeDea. Pam Col- berg. |anice Sheehan. Suzy Haluska. Paula Bender. ACTIVITIES Sitting: Michele Weaver. Kim Conrad. Marie Kelly. Kim Glass. Linda Bogus. Edna Scott. Standing: Tammy White. Cheryl Kibler. Linda Bob- by. Stacey McDowell. UNDERCLASSMEN — Sitting. Tammy Link. Vicki Short. Standing. Brenda Lallemand. Rochelle Lallemand. Shawn Bosar. Mariam Prevost. 90 VO-TECH LeeAnn Anico. Lynn Kopera. Lisa Anico. Michelle Grillo, (ill Hambley. Pauline McConnell. Donna Weakland, Cheryl Warfield. EDITORS Cooleen Mihalow. Liz Stockley. Advisor — Paul Baron. Natalie Depto. Sandy Strittmatter. Viola Caretti. PHOTOGRAPHERS Alex Ebel. Nick Konior. FACULTY Cindy Morgan. |ill Solomon. George Smith. Sharon Holtz. SENIORS Kathy Horne. Pam Illig. Alicia Sasway. Camille Stevens. Jenn Bearer. Jane Gooderham. Lori Weakland. Cindy Polites. 91 A Busy Year for FHA OFFICERS — Silting Vicki Short. President; Sharon Grom ley. Vice- President Standing. Annette Farahaugh. Public Relations: Karen MacII- vv iine. Secretary; Mariam Prevost. Treasurer. Row 1 Nancy Short. Annette Cronaur. Mary Jane Short. |ulie McNulty Row 2; Mariam Prevost. Annette Farahaugh. Lisa Kline. Vicki Short Row 3: Tina Pastirko. Donna Shero. Sharon Holtz. Cari Scarpaci. Row «1 Sharon Gromley. Karen Macllwaine. Leah Price. |anice Yeckfey. Wendy Hoover w ith 17 ambitious Future Homemakers of America members this year, the FHA chapter proved to be very active. This vears officers had to handle many problems on their own during the school da because of advisor Mrs Debra Yahlinsks s teaching at the middle school The officers were Vicki Short — president. Sharon Gromley vice-president. Karen Mcllwaine — secretary. Mariam Prevost treasurer. Annette Farahaugh - public relations Chapter activities and projects included adopt a grandparent at Haida Manor in Hastings, playhour for young children in Patton and Carrolltown. a fair l ooth on child abuse, the Valentines Day carnation sale. State Conference in Lancaster, the awards banquet, and ham and cheese sandwich sales. Initiation night, playhour's cute kids, the flower sale morning, winning a red ribbon at the fair, the outline of a man’s body on the poster board, pulling out 16 inch long nails, passing out tissues and singing at Haida Manor, and finally all the chapter meetings that were interrupted by mama s girl.” are all things that will be remembered by F H.A. members 92 93 ROTC Has Active Year This year the corps of cadets participated in many activities such as colorguard, fundraisers, and many other community activities. The highlighted events this year were the Dining-Out at the Lemon Drop in Ebensburg with Mrs. Irene Hurd, Professor of Russian language and culture at Penn State as the guest speaker, the volleyball tournament in Pittsburgh and the drill team competition against Johnstown Vo- Tech. The cadets had many fund raisers such as a spice sale, hoagie sale and a candy sale. The most remembered event this year was the annual trip to a military base. This year the cadets went to Rickenbacker Air Force Base in Columbus, Ohio. They also visited Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Air Force Museum. STAFF — 1.1st Row. Michele McCoy. Kathy Helbig. Bonnie Shultz. Helen Visnyiczke. Brian Lechene. 2nd Row. co- commanders — Gloria Fogle. Justine Kline. 3rd Row: Kim Hull. Millette Weakland. Vincetta Trexler. Tina Pastriko, Stacy McDowell. Emil Vermeulin. 4th Row: Chris Ivory. |im Ertter. Brett Schreyer, Matt Venesky. Bill Lenz. 5th Row. Jeff Nagle. Kevin Gibbons. Bevan Kohan. Ron Miller. Jerry Humphrey. A FLIGHT 2 — 2.1st Row: Fit. Sgt. — Mike Weiland. Elaine Fiasco. Theresa Gibbons. Paula Vermeulin. 2nd Row: Crystal Miller. Trina Drinkwater. 3rd Row: Robert Himmel. Jason Kelly. Dave Sponsky. Doug Abel. 4th Row: Don Conrad. Joe Loughran. Chris Marcuzzo. B FLIGHT — 3.1st Row. commander — Chris Blum. Kim Krug. Cindy Gobert. 2nd Row: |ohn Green. Steve Engle. Tim Wholaver. Mike Farabaugh. Missey McDowell. Bill Shaner. 3rd Row: Steve Hultgren. Tom Washinsky. Doug Phillips. Ted Depto. Ed Leonard. 4th Row. Ed )oden, Carl Stoltz. Sean Kirkpatrick. Dan Mitchell Shane Merriman. C FLIGHT — 4.1st Row: com- mander — Roger Hull. 2nd Row: Rob McNulty. Tom Cymbor, Tom Weakland. Sarah Miller. 3rd Row: Tom Becker. Steve Hanlon. 4th Row: Tom Becker. Mark Stiffler. Harvey Shaw. Carmen Scarpaci. 94 D FLIGHT — commander — Ron Gray 1st Row. Mandy Mozina, Patty Risbon. Tina Lokey, |ohn Watt. 2nd Row: Loraine Fiasco. Ken McNul- ty. Dave Farabaugh. Shawn Slaviscky, Tom Busunis. 3rd Row: Joe I tuber, Jim Stoltz. Jim Kline, Allen Dow. ROCKET CLUB — commander — |erry Humphrey and Ron Miller 1st How Michele McCoy-. Tim Wholaver. Dave Sponsky. |ustine Kline. 2nd Row: Carmen Scarpaci. |ohn Watt. Dave Farabaugh. |im Kline. Gloria Fogle. 3rd Row: Robert Himmel. Bill Shaner. Tom Washinsky. Jjm Stoltz. Steve Hultgren. 4th Row: Don Conrad. Roger Hull. Allan Dow and Ed Jodon. VOLLEYBALL — 1st Row: )ustine Kline. 2nd Row: Vincetta Trexler. Chris Ivory. 3rd Row: Ron Gray, Bill Lenz. 4th Row: Jerry Humphrey. Cnris Blum (MVP). Dan Mitchell. AIRPLANE CLUB — 1st Row: Michele McCoy. Tom Weakland, Bill Shaner. Justine Kline. 2nd Row. John Watt, Dave Sponsky, Dave Farabaugh. Ted Depto. Mark Stiffler. 3rd Row: Rob McNulty. Robert Himmel. Jim Kline, Allen Dow. 4th Row: Don Conrad. Shane Merriman, Jeff Nagle (commander), Joe Loughran. Chris Marcuzzo. COLORGUARD — co-coromanders: Michele McCoy and Stacy McDowell. 1st Row: Millette Weakland, Kathy Helbig, Vincetta Trexler. 2nd Row. Tina Lokey. Crystal Miller, Justine Kline. 3rd Row: Cindy Gobert, Harvey Shaw, Steve Hutgren. Jim Kline. 4th Row: Dan Mitchell. Sean Kirkpatrick. Ron Miller and . Roger Hull. 95 Leading the Way to Victory VARSITY — First Row. Susan Sibert. Debbie Boslet, |anice Sheehan. Second Row. Debbie Crowell. Mary |ane Short, Jackie McCann, lanine Spacht. |odi Campbell. Third Row: Tanya McCoy. Kim Zanoni. Donna Shero. Denise Sheehan SENIORS — Clockwise from center: Debbie Boslet. Janine Spacht. |anice Sheehan, Mary Jane Short, Susan Sibert ,JL'he 1983-84 Varsity cheerleading squad consisted of 12 members who were under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Crowell, their new advisor. Some of the memories that were shared this year were: cheerleading camp at PSU, band camp, initiation, — “We are all fine athletes , Cagewoman, new uniforms, football games, pep rallies, practices, decorating for the N.C. game, making wallsize signs, flowers from football players, basketball players, wrestlers, and underclassmen, quiet (?) bus rides home from away games, Elmer’s ratings, horses at J.V.T., and M.J.'s 3 for 3. 96 Captain: Debbie Boslet Captain: )anice Sheehan Senior: Susan Sibert Senior: Mary Jane Short JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Nancy Glass. Laura Farabaugh Second Row: Bridget Smolko. Michelle Bolgar. Mary Spacht Third Row: Mandy Mozina Senior: |anine Spacht 97 “Born To Sing” CHORALE — Row 1: Kathy Home. Valerie Stabler. Leann Ernest. Kelly Cence. Terry Anderson. Tina Serafin. Lori White. Renee Gresh. Vicki Short. Angie Marra. Barb Noel. |ulie McNulty. Mandy Mozina. Helen Visnyiczke. Lori Sunseri. Barb Burskev, Susie Haluska. Dina Baldacchino. Cindy Gobert. Michelle Lato Row 2: Donna Bell. Kim IVtrunyak. Arlene Miller. Tammy White. Michele Weaver. Michele Mctov. Brian Rusian, John Will. Eric White. Denny Born. Kelly Solomon. Eric Kirkpatrick. Joe Baran. Paul Masci. Sean Simpson. Pam lllig. Viola Caretti. l,ora Polisky. Dina Dowey. Melissa Dubyak. Andrea Wholaver Row 3 Mary Jane Short. Brenda Miller. Renee Shortencarrier. Tonya Copeland. Stacev McDowell. Jackie Dolts. Colleen McGIvnn. Alan Slavicsky. Robert Rairigh. Mark Dub ak. Bill Lenz. Michael Fox. Michael Horvath. Jeff Smith. Tor Gabrielson. Sam Pagano. Martha Bensor. Sandv Hertzog. Marie Kelly. Michele Hite. Teresa Little Row 4 Jeanine |ohnson. Sandy Strittmatter. Jill Routch. Marie Rizzo. Pam Colberg. Tina Pastirko. Michele Hollen. Joe Wilt. Eric Yeckley. Jerry Miller. Mike Symchvnskv. Kevin Anna. Tom Donahue. Paul Eckenrode. |ohn Williams. Chris Patrick. |aime Koloney. Jennifer Thiec. Shawn Bosar. Debbie kinney. Mar ' Lou McNuftv. Rose Lansberrv Row 5. Chuck Solomon. Nick Konior. Edgar Link. Paul Rizzo. |erry Burkhart. |im Enter. John Berringer. Kevin Kirk. Brian Tosefci. Bill Pellas, ftichard Stewart. Robert Berringer. Alex Ebel. Paul Bell. Sue Miller. Angela Ceccoli. Alicia Sasway T JL his years chorale consisted of 107 members; the girls chorus had 39 participants. They all performed in the Christmas Concert singing songs such as Young King. Calypso Christmas. Christmas Son , and “Christmas Cookies and Candies. In the Spring Concert choreography was done to the songs Soft Shoe, featuring the seniors, and Land of a Thousand Dances. With the patience of Mrs. Bowman and the effort of the students they were able to combine them for an altogether” performance that will be long remembered! Other sonws were of a variety from the decades 20 s to 80 s including Mister Sandman. There’s a Kind of Hush. Puff the Magic Dragon. ana Beatles' Medley. GIRLS CHORUS — Row I Brenda Lallemand. Mary |ane Short. Renee Bender. Lisa Blake. Barb Noel. Julie McNulty. Susie Haluska. Renee Lubert. Paula Vermeulin. Michele McCoy Row 2. Pam Colberg. Nancy Glass. Cindy Colberg. Cathy Vermeulin. Mariam Prevost. Lora Polisky. Dawn Merrill. Tanya McCoy Row 3 Sherry- Weber. Vicki I rban. Donna Shero. Lisa Rizzo. |enny Thiec. Phyllis DeSalvo. Michele Hite. Mary U u McNulty. Janine Spacht. Mary Spacht Row 4 |eanine |ohnson. Tina Pastirko. Linda Hrubochak. Maria Rizzo. Sandy Strittmatter. |anice Yeckley. Alicia Sasway. Chris Colberg. Kim Eckenrode. Bridget Smolko. SENIOR SOFT SHOE DANCERS — Row 1: Nick Konior, Lora Polisky. Michael Fox. Julie McNulty. Barb Noel, (ohn Williams. Mary )ane Short. Chris Patrick Row 2: Alicia Sasway. Susie Haluska. Mary Lou McNulty. Tina Pastirko. Sandy Strittmatter. Maria Rizzo, (eanine Johnson. Michele Hite Row 3: Chuck Solomon. Jeff Smith. Robert Berringer. |oe Wilt. Jim Ertter. Alex Ebel. Paul Bell. Darin McLaurin ACCOMPANISTS — Standing: Donna Shero. Janine Spacht. Brian Toseki, Chuck Solomon. Paul Masci. Sam Pagano. Sitting: Julie McNulty. Barb Noel COUNTY CHORUS — Row 1 Kelly Cence. Lori White. Viola Caretti. Usa Rizzo. Melissa Dubyak. Dina Baldacchino Row' 2 Susie Haluska. |ulie McNulty. Man- Lou McNulty . Renee Shortencarrier. Maria Rizzo. |eanine |ohnson Row 3. Paul Rizzo. Paul Masci. Sean Simpson. Bill Lenz. Kelly Solomon. |oe Baran Row 4. lerrv Burkhart. John Berringer. Jim Ertter. Robert Rairigh. Andrea Wholaver Row 5. Chuck Soloman. Richard Stewart. Brian Toseki. |aime Koloney. |ohn Williams. ARSENIC� ,OLD LACE Row 1: Vicki Short (Elaine), Tor Gabrielson (Mortimer Brewster). Pam Illig (Abby Brewster!, Kathy Home (Martha Brewster). Jamie Kolonay (Jonathon Brewster). Row 2: Mary Jane Short (Miss Witherspoon). Mark Dubvak (Officer Brophy). Alex Ebel (Officer O’Hara), Mike Fox (Mr. Gibbs). Annette Cronauer (Officer Klein). Absent. Russ Miller (Teday Brewster). Chris Ivory (The Rev. Dr. Harper. Lieutenant Rooney). Steve Hultgren (Dr. Einstein). mtfhter rc.h jy li wster. UndoutH ly the to majtlWir old Ir. oJMOffoLddMtt O. broth for Office •i he minister who live lare the kindle acts of the Brewster ja Ahb imJlarth are Whistler's and Marthahave are otherwise twelve. M.irth I— ©m- havith the first one He had came or- died while the so peaceful whei nice if. in additioi pin ss to other oh: w York drnnwi critic, who unwitting and it is thisfUscovery which lights situations wrhCtlhave set audiences with exciiemei lrttcrRvef-ttie plav but in many ttiereoutfR and Mortimer, ’«king part in the mad he's r«-j||, Theodore Roosevelt IK B«ris Kur'i-'ff and a cuHnu.v who ns of plastic Mirfterv crin mate 100 Sandy Strittmatter and Sharon Holtz (Stage Managers). Mrs. Debbie Yablinsky (Asst. Director). Mr. William Gormish (Director) Behind the Scenes STAGE MANAGERS — Sharon Holtz and STAGE CREW — Sandy Strittmatter Wilt, jay Litzinger Ken Strittmatter. Joe USHERS - Arlene Miller. Cheryl Kibler. Linda Bobby. Viola Caretti, Maria Rizzo. lill Solomon. Julie McNulty. Absent: Kim Petrunyak. TICKETS AND PUBLICITY — Stacy McDowell. Teresa Fredo. Tina Serafin, Marie Kelly. Sandy Weakland. Row 2: Gayna Berish. Cindy Morgan. Rhonda Macalus. Cooleen Mihalow. MAKE-UP — Cindy Morgan. Sharon Holtz. |eanine Johnson. Tammy White. Michele Weaver. Tammy Link. Camille Stevens. |ane Goodergan Absent: Gloria Fogle. SCENE DESIGN — Nancy Short, Lori Weakland. Karen Mcllwaine. Patty Byrne. Mr. Kerr, and his art classes LIGHTING AND SOUND — Gina Turko, Jeannette Price. Sandy Strittmatter. Sharon Holtz 102 Quiet, Efficient Aides SENIOR LIBRARY AIDES — Row I. Liz Stockley. Pam Illig. Barb Noel. Diane Maines, Michele McCoy, lennifer Bearer, (ill Hambley. Mrs. Wasilko. Row 2: Cathy Kontorchik. |anice Sheehan. Sandy Weakland, Sharon Hoover. Sandy Strittmalter. Bonnie Shultz. Stacey McDowell. Row 3. Patty Link. Theresa Karlheim. Alicia Sasway. Tina Pastirko, justine Kline, Annette Farabaugh. Sharon Gromley. Karen Mcllwaine.: LIBRARY AIDES — Row I: Liz Stockley. Pam Illig, Barb Noel, Diane Maines. Michele McCoy. Annette Cronauer, Renee Lubert, len- nifer Bearer, Mrs. Wasilko. Row 2: Cathy Kontorchik. |anice Sheehan. Sandy Weakland. Sharon Hoover. Sandy Strittmatter. Bonnie Shultz. Sherry Sral. Debbie Crowell, Sharon Gromley. Row 3: Justine Kline. Annette Farabaugh, Theresa Karlheim. Trina Drinkwater, Tammy Pierce. Teresa Little, Jill Hambley. Kim Carpinello. Row 4. Tina Pastirko. Jackie Brothers. Alicia Sasway. Janice Yeckley. Grace Farabaugh. Patty Link. Brenda Fredericks, Crystal Miller. Karen Mcllwaine. Working quietly and inconspicuously, the library aides maintain order for the thousands of volumes of books and magazines distributed through the library. With term papers, research projects, and pleasure reading bringing a steady stream of students through the library from September through May, the girls work efficiently to keep track of the materials and help Mrs. Wasilko to provide a variety of library services. 104 YOU HAVE GOT TO BE GREAT TO ACHIEVE ALL EIGHT Row 1 Colorguard Captain Lee Ann Yeckley. Mr John R Elias. Dawn Maykovich. Carrie Mandrick. Marie Kelly. Majorette Captain — Kim Conrad. Sharon Holtz. Tammy Pierce. Donna Bell. Melissa Spacht. Paula Bender. Michele Weaver. Linda Bogus |ili Routch Martha Bensor. Colorguard Co-Captain Lori Weakland Row 2: Kelly Christoff. Dana Skupine. Cheryl Kibler. Cindy Morgan. Mandv Mozina. |ay Elias. Helen Visnviczke. Jennifer Sera fin. Edna Scott. Tina Serafin. Lori Dietrich. Rose Sunseri. Annette Cronauer. Dana Berish Kelly Cence. Lori White. Susan Krejnus. Linda Hrubochak. Drum Major Rus Miller Row 3: |anette Bailey. Barb Bursky. Linda Kirsh. Dina Baldacchino. Tammy White. Gloria Fogle. Pam Weakland. (oanie Haluska. Cindy Shuma. Michele Swarden. Lynn Dietrich. Dena Dowey. Patty Sclesky. Tammv Link Row 4 Michelle Conrad. Renee Shortencarrier. Debbie Kinney. Rochelle Lallemand. Cooleen Mihalow. Arlene Miller. Kathy Horne. Leah Yeager. Linda Bobby. Michelle Fox. Sandy Weakland. Tom Enter, (uanita Wilt. Tammy Sponsky. Vicki TJ nder the direction of Mr. )ohn R. Elias, the 140 member Highlander Marching Band won its eighth consecutive State Legion championship for eight consecutive years, is unprecedented in state history and is the truest mark of the band's excellence. The band did not bask in its glory long though, because in August it began two week all day camp to begin preparation for the football half-time shows. This year the band presented two different shows — the Scottish Show”, which consisted of songs like “Bonnie Doon” and Scotland the Brave”, and the “Moorside Shows”, which provided smash hits like “Beat It, Eye of the Tiger,” and Almost Like a Song.” After football season the band prepared for its concert season. In the annual Christmas Concert, which a,is presented to a packed auditorium, the concert band played Christmas songs such as “Jingo Jango and Do You Hear What I Hear?” Then in the spring concert the band played such showy songs as Flashdance and Scottish Rhapsody.” Among the most memorable moments for the Cambria Heights band are the initiations, rainy practices, tryouts, and impatient parents who waited through some long practices. Urban Row 5: Edna Bailey. |ustine Kline. Becky Scott. |im Kline. Rhonda Macalus. Michele Hollen. Brenda Polisky, Ted Depto. Melissa Weymer |enny Thiec Row 6. |ackie Brothers. |errv Miller. Andy Wills. Bill Lenz, Natalie Nihart, Tina Prevost. Lori Westrick, Shawn Bosar. Sean Simpson. Chervl Anna. Kim Glass Bill Bender. Mark Stiffler, Roger Hull, |oe Wilt. Natalie Depto Row 7: Mike Anna. Renee Taylor. Steve VanOrmar. Paul Bell. Bob Freeman. |. R. Stewart. Kevin Kirk. Brian Toseki. Dave Bobby. |ohn Anna. Eric Donahue, MaryAnn Symosky. |im Ertter Row 8. Wendy Kober. Jennifer Humphrey. Stacey Yablinsky. Viola Caretti. Amy Mertens, Kristy Smychyn- skv. Dana Hicks, Lori Born. Tina Ivory. Flag-Sergeant Donna Weakland. jennifer Kennedy. Brenda Miller. |anette Price. Teresa Little. Kelley White. Valerie Staebler. jackie Cramer. Barb Eckenrode. Lisa Rizzo. Melissa Dubyak 105 Sparkling Performers Senior captain: Kim Conrad The gang's all here!! 106 Kneeling: Michele Weaver, Kim Conrad. Marie Kelly Standing: Dawn Maykovich, Carrie Mandrick. Linda Bogus, |ill Routch. Martha Bensor 1'he 1983-84 majorettes consisted of eight talented and determined girls. Under the leadership of captain, Kim Conrad, routines were choreographed, taught, and finally performed for parades, pep rallies, and half-time shows. This year along with batons, snappy dance-steps, and pom-pons, hoop batons added an exciting sparkle to their performances. Being a majorette requires hard work, but the girls managed to share good times just as well Always remembered will be: initiations, players, cold fingers, yoga in the gym, flowers, and tears ... all memories that will last a lifetime. After the half-time performance at the N.C. game of their senior year, each majorette will look back at the empty field and know that she will seldom experience a feeling better than having performed for people. Flashy Dancers RIFLES — Kneeling. Jennifer Thiec. Natalie Depto, Tammy Link. Linda Hrubochak Standing: Michele Conrad. Kelly Christoff. Vicki Urban. Janette Baily. Jackie Brothers. Edna Baily. '1 he 1983-84 Kiltie Colorguard consisted of 10 rifles, 18 flags and 2 sabres. Colorguard Captain was LeeAnn Yeckley. Co-Captain — Lori Weakland and Flag Sergeant — Donna Weakland. Because there were no senior rifles this year, a captain was not chosen. The colorguard's experiences ranged from learning new routines and developing flashy dance steps to having powder battles and unwanted showers in the locker rooms. But the most treasured experience is the sound of appreciative fans applauding the performances. SENIORS — Captain — Lee Ann Yeckley. Flag Sergeant — Donna Weakland. Co-Captain — Lori Weakland. FLAGS — Kneeling: Captain — Lee Ann Yeckley. Co-Captain Lori Weakland. Standing: Melissa Dubyak. Lisa Rizzo. Barb Eckenrode. Valerie Staebler. Viola Caretti. |ackie Cramer. Dana Hicks. Lori Bom. |ennifer Kennedy. Flag Sergeant — Donna Weakland. Tina Ivory, feannette Price. Teresa Little. Brenda Miller. Kristy Smychynsky. Kelley White, {ennifer Humphrey. Wendy Kober 107 Are you seeing double? REGIONAL BAND: Paula Bender 108 DISTRICT BAND — Sitting: Sharon Holtz. Kathy Horne. Cheryl Anna. Edna Scott Standing: Paula Bender. |im Ertter. Cooleen Mihalovv COUNTY BAND — Siding. Sharon Holtz. Kathy Home. Cheryl Anna. Edna Scott Standing. Mandy Mozina. Jim Kline. |erry Miller. Paula Bender. J. R. Stewart. Mark Siiffler. |im Ertter, Cooleen Mihalow. Gloria Fogle. Renee Shorlencarrier. DRUM MAJOR: Russ Miller OFFICERS — Sitting: Vice President — Kathy Horne. President — Cooieen Mihalow Standing: Secretary — Tina Serafin, Historian — |im Ertter. Librarian — Annette Cronaur SENIORS — Row I Sharon Holtz. Row 2: |ustine Kline. Cindy Morgan. Tina Serafin Row 3: Renee Taylor. Gloria Fogle. Edna Scott. Sandy Weakland Row 4: Rhonda Macalus. Cheryl Anna. Kim Conrad, Joanie Haluska. Boh Freeman Row 5: Paul Bell. Joe Will. Cooieen Mihalow. Eric Donahue. Kathy Home Row 6: Jim Ertter. Dave Bohhy. BAND AIDS — John Wilt. Jay Litzinger. Alvin Lamont. Tom McConnell 109 BAGPIPERS — Melissa Spacht. Tammy Pierce. Sharon Holtz. Donna Bell. Paula Bender Prepared Speakers Row 1: Mr. Gormish, Mary ]ane Short. Mandy Mozina. Heather Letcher. Annette Cronaur. Gina Turko, Mark Dubyak. Chris Ivory Row 2: Gayna Berish. Cooleen Mihalow, Cathy Helbig. Russ Miller. Lisa Depto. Pam lllig. |ohn Will Row 3: Bill Pellas. George Smith. |aime Kolonay. Tor Gabrielson. |eff Pellas. John Williams. Nick Konior. FORENSICS OFFICERS — Gayna Berish. Cooleen Mihalow. Pam lllig T_T nder the guidance of Mr. William Gormish. the forensics team prepared diligently for competition. Some individuals earned honors for their efforts. On January 5 the team traveled to Penn Cambria High School for their first meet. Bill Pellas placed first in Boys’ Extemporaneous and Russ Miller placed third in Informative. Then on January 27 they journeyed to Westmont High School where Bill Pellas placed third in Boys' Extemporaneous. Finally, on February 13 the team attended Forest Hills Jr. High School for their final meet. At this meet Jaime Kolonay captured third place honors in Drama and Tor Gabrielson placed third in Persuasive. Last, on February 28. eleven members of the team — Cooleen Mihalow and Tor Gabrielson (Persuasive Speaking), Russ Miller and Mandy Mozina (Informative Speaking), Pam lllig (Poetry), Mary Jane Short and John Williams (Prose), and Jaime Kolonay and Gina Turko (Drama) — competed in district competition held at St. Francis College. no POETRY — Pam Illig. Janice Yeckley BOYS EXTEMPORANEOUS - Joe Wilt. William Pellas DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION — Row 1: Gina Turko Row 2: Nick Konior. Jaime Kolonay. Row 3: Tor Gabrielson INFORMATIVE — Russ Miller. Mark Dubyak. Lisa Depto. (uaniata Wilt. Ill Heather Letcher. Mandy Mozina THE VOICE OP THE HIGHLANDERS u nder the direction of new advisor, Mr. William Schirf, the 1983-84 Plaid Talk staff searched through the high school for interesting information, and personalities. With editor Barb Noel determining assignments, the thirty staff members wrote detailed articles through the five issues of Plaid Talk that reflected the diversity of activities at the high school. Also to further enhance the school newspaper the staff incorporated more pictures and graphics into the lay-out. Even a new mast head was designed so that the 1983-84 Plaid Talk was an interesting publication. EDITORS — Row 1: Barb Noel. Mary |ane Short Row 2: Cooleen Mihalow, Darin McLaurin ADVISOR — Mr. Schirf 112 STAFF Row 1 Vicki Short. Kathy Vermeulin. Paula Vermeulin, Barb Noel. Mary |ane Short. Doris Chverchko Row 2: Mariam Prevost, Lisa Rizzo. Viola Caretti. Marie Kelly, Paula Bender. Annette Farabaugh. Tammy Link Row 3: Cheryl Snyder, Sue McGlynn, Sue Sibert. Jeanine Johnson. Kim Eckenrode, Cooleen Mihalow, Shawn Bosar. Kelly Solomon, Jennifer Shaffer, Linda Bogus Row 4: Gina Turko, Bill Pellas, Alicia Sasway, Melinda Selby. Jerry Humphrey, Darin McLaurin, Natalie Depto TYPISTS — Row 1: Shawn Bosar. Linda Bogus Row 2: Jennifer Shaf- ART DEPARTMENT — Cheryl Snyder. Nick Konior. Alicia fer, Vicki Short. Tammy Link. Natalie Depto Sasway Above. ACTIVITIES — Row 1: Shawn Bosar. Doris Chverchko. Lisa Rizzo. Barb Noel. Man,' |ane Short. Paula Bender. Kathy Vermeulin. Vicki Short Row 2: Linda Bogus. Sue Sibert. Annette Farabaugh. Kim Eckenrode, Mariam Prevost. Alicia Sasway. Gina Turko, Cooleen Mihalow, Sue McGlynn. Paula Vermeulin. Tammy Link Right. SPORTS — Row 1: Marie Kelly. Barb Noel. Viola Caretti, Jeanine Johnson Row 2: Mary Jane Short. Jerry Humphrey. Kelly Solomon. Bill Pellas. Darin McLaurin. Melinda Selby 113 OonemaBfcn Valley Ftfrndale Central Cambria 57 52 52 33 42 56 44 39 50 54 Norfta i i Janwim Forest FUlls Penn Cat Aria Bishop ( Aroll Laurel Valley Cunemnugh Valley Femdale . Central Cambria ' Portage I Forest Hills Penn ( lisle p Carroll laurel Valley ‘them Cambria Opponenl 43 41 47 49 45 46 32 63 41 55 51 38 47 p r o d u c e Peaks Valleys 5 0 0 S e a s o n COACHES — Mr. Bill Albright, William Crowell. Daniel Bilko, jack Tinnick — head coach. Denny Pawlikowski, Bruce Frycklund, Thomas Link SON Nh r FOR THE DEFENSIVE END Ini| .issToned fishing throngh n Hn« of Run like Hr hi. nlng. .is fast isl can I look for the nd cieck the ruan. Adren.ilint? surging. 1 know the routed I due:k where I can. I run wh r h shoo! . I jump .iml d.ince then huddl� with the I can hear nothing, not eo the band Fiftv-two regular ! niuatr«impute.. All! line I stand. I project the play. Cad nee counted, hall to pilftter lslobl i For their forfeit they try to m.ike us pay Running towards me: o mean ma.i iened mob. Helmets smash with incredible display Back at the sideline I hear Good |ob!” Alex Bbel Coaches comment: The 1983 Highlander football team finished the season with a fine 5-5 won-lost record which included long awaited victories over Bishop Guilfoyle and always tough Forest Hills. This marked the first 500 season for a Highlander football squad in five years. The twenty-one seniors on the squad were largely responsible for the success of the team. It was through their aggressive play and knowledgeable leadership on the field that helped the team to achieve some of the goals that were set prior to the season. The seniors will be missed by next year’s squads which learned a lot from their desire and positive attitude. 116 J_'he 1983 football season was filled with peaks and valleys. Featuring an aerial offense led by auarterback Paul Venesky who threw for 1001 yards and a stingy defense, led by Bill “Bumper Crowell, the 1983 Highlanders were the first football team in a number of years to have at least a .500 season. Among the high points of the team's season were the thrilling victories over long time enemies. Bishop Guilfoyle and Forest Hills. The deepest valley undoubtedly was the disheartening final game loss to arch-rival Northern Cambria. After one of the most spirited pep rallies in recent years on the afternoon of the big game, the team found out that key performers, Bill Crowell and Drew Thomas, could not play due to illness. The loss of Crowell and Thomas seemed to affect the team’s performances and concentration. A number of seniors earned post-season honors. Jeff Lieb received the Tribune Democrat Scholar-Athlete Award. Bill Crowell led the District for most fumble recoveries. Rob Berringer and Bill Farrell were selected to the Ken Lantzy All-Star squad. Finally, in addition to the ten games the football team will have many individual memories that include: running 30- 30's in the sizzling 90° heat, getting yelled at Sunday nights while watching game films, hearing the coaches say Last hard work day,” and playing in the mud then writing an apology to the janitors for the mess. Paul Venesky — Quarterback Rob Berringer — Def. halfback, slot back Bill Crowell — Linebacker, center 117 |eff Smilh — Comerlwck Sell — Tj i) Slrittmatter Tackle Ken — Split Ei inmas — Full Back Dan Warner — Tackle 9 Chuck Yuknavich — Linebacker. Extra (mint holder Oh ! ?!! Say your prayers... Good Job Murph! I got it! I got it!! Seniors Lead Way to Winning Season VARSITY — First Row: Michele Selestok. Bo Anna. Jennifer Shaffer. Sue Miller Second Row: Suzy Haluska. Melinda Selby. Mary Lantzy Third Row: )eanine Johnson (mgr.). Ruth Bradley. Sandra Strittmatter (mgr.), and Coach Sandra Murphy JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: Lisa Byrnes. Lisa Blake. Renee Gresh. Lori Beunier Second Row: Kim Eckenrode. Jane Balzano. Andrea Wholaver, Kim Cicero. Lori Crowell Third Row: Coach Barbara Taylor. Dawn Sherry, Chris Goldian. Paula Yeckley. Renee Bander, and Dawn Merrill (mgr.). 122 T JL his year’s Girl’s Basket- ball team, under the coaching of Mrs. Sandra Murphy, ended their season with a record of 12 wins and 8 loses. Throughout the season, statistics were kept on each girl in a number of categories. The top girl in each category is as follows: Suzy Haluska with 82 assists: Michele Selestok with 100 steals: Man Lantzy with 38-59 (64% I foul shots and top scorer with 338 points; and Melinda Selby with 194 rebounds. Mary Lantzy. Melinda Selby, and Suzy Hafuska each earned special honors. Mary became the first girl to score 1000 career points at C.H. and was voted to the number one Central Western All-Tourney Team. Melinda was voted to the number two team and Suzy Haluska honorable mention for the team. The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Miss Barbara Taylor, completed their season with a record of 5 wins and 13 loses. When asked for her comment on the season. Coach Murphy said It has been a very interesting and unforgettable season for everyone. Some memorable times the girls will never forget are basketball camp and bird watching and the bus ride home when no one could seem to keep their pants on. Seniors Lead Grapplers to Winning Season A. the start of the 1983-84 season the prospects of having a winning season looked bleak. Of the numerous returning lettermen, only one had produced a winning record, and that was only (14-13-1) the total overall total won-loss record of the wrestlers returning from the previous season was only 69-137-2. But through the hard work and dedication of the team, combined with the leadership of the seven seniors, the Heights put together a fine 8-4-1 season. Coaches Rick Yerza and Harry Murphy were pleased with the success of the 83-84 squad and hope that the graduating seniors will treasure some of the many pleasant experiences they have had in their years at CH. Among the most memorable experiences the wrestlers had are: The show they got at United. The doggie bag a few people filled full of custard at the Wrangler for take-out. Scott's little incident in the rubber room with the citrus fruit. Listening to their good buddy “Ed” going to away matches, playing a little game in the back of the bus coming home from Central, Coach Murphy’s drills and Coach Terza's practical jokes, Saturday practices in the rubber room when someone yells “Is anyone alive in there, Coach Murphy’s sayings; I’m in your chair and I like it there, and “the sooner we start wrestling the sooner we can get out of here,’’ and when Coach Terza tried to get some venison out of season when coming home from Moshannon Valley. JUNIOR VARSITY — 1st Row. Tom Lechene, Carmen Scarpaci. Chuck Lenz, Bill Eckenrode. Ron Link. Chris Ramsey. 2nd Row: Glenn Kirkpatrick. Randy Cence, Scott Kranz. |oe Dodson. Craig McNulty. Jim Kline. Craig Lieb. Coach Harry Murphy. Absent Bill Bender. Ron Litizinger. 125 Don Anna I Mui — Rllen Link Julie McNulty JeffLieb Fred Strittmatter elf Smith go on £F YOUR niND roiu (onOEIVw THETU YOU Cflro fiCWIEVF IT! What are you looking at?!! I’m so sleepy! If irti Mtinl I � cu|rilirr wo«hm«'� .ill nln� n. Vhli� |«iTV I think I can. 1 think I can! The Masked Marvel destroys his foes Oo! Yuk! I wish they would clean the Mats. Boys Remain Positive Despite Defeats VARSITY — Row I: Brian Domalik. |ohn Berringer. Eric Kirkpatrick. |im Anna. Jeff Polites. Row 2: Chuck Solomon. Doug Miller. Robert Berringer. Row 3: Coach Bruce Fryckland. Chris Gobris. Kevin Kirk. Elmer Weaver. Bill Holtz. JUNIOR VARSITY — Row 1: Kevin Born. Kelly Solomon. Tim Bloomburg. Brett Schreyker. John McGowan. Row 2: Bob Rairlgh. Ray Yeager. Eric Kirkpatrick. Kevin Anna. Alan Slavisky Row 3: Coach |ack Tinnick. john Blake. Bruce Strittmatter. Tony Miller. With only Chris Gobris returning from the excellent 1983 varsity team, the 1984 boys’ basketball team was very lacking in experience. This inexperience was a major factor in the team winning only one game. Despite the poor record. Coach Frycklund has stated that the team continued to maintain a positive attitude, practicing and playing with intensity throughout the season. For the team members the 1984 season was memorable for a variety of reasons including: the abolishing of 17’s, Price's density, Kirk’s unrechargeable battery, Holtz’s modesty, the 1 game winning streak at Vo-tech with Gobris scoring 42 points, Whitey’s aggressive play, relaxing in tne sauna after a rough one, Kirk’s KO in the Richland game causing the benches to empty, and Coach Frycklund’s 3 technical's in the Central Cambria game getting him thrown out. Successful Spikers VARSITY — Silling. Lora Polisky. Jennifer Shaffer. Lea Bradley. Kim Eckenrode. Kneeling: Melinda Selby. Kim Class. Calhy Miller. Standing: Coach Karen Haluska. Helen Kovach. Renee Gresh. Viola Carelli. Suzy Haluska. Chris McConnell. Becky Eckenrode. JUNIOR VARSITY — Silling: Renee Gresh. Lori White. Viola Carrelti. Amy Mertens. Kneeling: Michelle Fox. Linda Bogus. I .ora Polisky. Standing: Coach Karen Haluska. Andrea Wholaver. Kim Eckenrode. Shelly Miller. Angela Ceccoli. Paula Bender. The 1983 volleyball team had the distinction of being the first Cambria Heights team ever to reach state competition.In 1984, the girls, who are again coached by Karen Haluska with the help of Denny Shulick, hope to be able to achieve a high level of success because key performers from the 1983 team return. Among the various experiences the girls will remember are Karen’s car, Denny's hard workouts, going to the first tournament with no volleyballs, making friends from other schools, working as a team — not as a single person, and the feeling of being a winner. 131 Cathy Miller MANAGERS - Helen Kovach. Christine McConnell Lora Poliskv !. « Bradle Suz Haluska 132 Inexperienced but Still Hopeful SR 76 Page 127 The 1984 Highlander baseball team is inexperienced as ten seniors graduated from the 1983 third place district 6 finisher. This year's team has only 3 starters — Rob Berringer, John Shaffer, and Drew Thomas — back to pace the team. Still, with some good pitching returning, particularly Don Presloid and )eff Shaffer, and some eager underclassmen, the Highlander baseball team could be very competitive as the year progresses. 135 Track Men Hope to Repeat Fine Season l lith nine lettermen returning from a fine 7-5 1983 season, the 1984 Boy’s Track Team plans on another successful season. The highlander Trackmen should be led by Jeff Lieb and Paul Venesky, both of whom advanced to district competition because of their 1983 performances. The 1984 schedule includes Central Cambria, Penn Cambria. Northern Cambria. Bishop Carrol, Bishop McCort, United, Forest Hills, Richland, Johnstown Vo-tech. Penns Manor, and Tyrone. 136 A Powerful Force T JL he Cambria Heights team has become a powerful force in girls' track in the tri- county area The girls track team doesn't seem to rebuild; it reloads In 1963 the girls track team ended their season with a perfect 15-0 record Based on individual outstanding performances, this 72 member team sent 25 girls to Triple A district competition to compete with girts from such powerhouses as Altoona. |ohnstown. and State College Among the lettermen returning for 1964 who placed in districts are Debbie Boslet. Diane Maines. and Mary Lantzy who were all members of the 400 meter relay team. Ruth Bradley placed third in shotput and Suzy Haluska placed fourth in javelin. Finally. Mary Lantzy put on an incredible performance taking first in the high jump, long jump, and high hurdles Mary went on to place sixth in state competition Coach Murphy commented that being classified Triple A didn't seem to thwart, but rather increase the girls' desire and determination to prove to others as well as themselves that they were capable of competition with any girl on a one to one basis ' With a change back to Double A from Triple A and the loss of only 12 seniors from 1963. the 1984 girls' track team is expecting another excellent season 138 Ellen Link Beth Stoltz Suzy Haluska Barb Noel Diane Maines Cheryl Snyder Ruth Bradley Mary Lantzy ■eWe pos' Seoso VAono 1 Ae � ° e lB 9 c .Pl 4 tnov 9' rS P°s' ab'°,C Sk SUPCT sj c ° «, Ctv) n 5-S — to Cto� h«« ' J. .. V. ' ro'%. W V� v ’o' '4 aS-, s jv s “'e’ S’ a°° G.ri � ov y f dertoo- t« „ „ v CH $£ _______ Team sp� � Heights Colts Finale CH Wrestlers Defeat Sore Grid Thriller North Star 41-16 Qy . . Somerset Defeats ti Oa Cambria Heights Cambria Heights 65 -48 % A Continues Skid y£ „.. v - .� e Cl n W Continues Heights Gets Snakebit Again Highlander Defense Keeps B. Carroll Scoreless 'ov Rams Face Tough Game Against C-H CH Girls Basketball Mow 6 -3 w takes a saSi pS rsises Highlanders Fall to Panthers 21-10 Mow 6 -3 control Cambria win Colts Take Opener si -35 ove.c-H Over Heights 55-34 Girls Drop r t � -7-6 The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat! 143 Class Will We, the members of the 1984 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen. Susan Abel: My back seat to a Junior. Christine Anderson: I will all the flood times at the dances to )acki Dotts, and to Sandy Hertzog. the ability to get the man she sets out to get. Lee Ann Anico: I will to my cousin, Rhonda, and good friend Mary Ann (turtle) all the good times up Tech and to Fig all the good times of being a Senior. Lisa Anico: To my brother the patience to make it through eight more years of school and to D.C. all of the good times on me Tech bus. Cheryl Anna: To Bill Yahner, the great times of being a Senior. To Renee S. good times in the next three years of high school. To Patty S. my seat in Band. And good luck to all incoming Freshmen. Don Anna: To M.K. the GEARSHIFTER. M.P. my speed, and to Chicken Legs, the CH Sports Program. Eric Baker: 1 will all my free time and boring classes and Good jokes to Carolyn and Sue. two crazy sophomores. And most of all I leave my racing techniques to Rick Myers — Good Luck, eff Baker: I will my jock to Chas Pisaeno and I will my Red Gel to oe Sral and to Jeff Weakland a new locker door hinge. Scott Baker: I will all the schools’ food, teachers, my locker to my little sister. Sherri. Jennifer Bearer: To Linda Kay. Kim. Cathy, Jackie. Viola. Jen, Kim. Rosie, and Lisa mornings at the round table. To my giddy friend Jen, Drama Class. To Cathy, the girl with the most extraordinary- cackle Most Memorable Laugh. To John. Brian.Shave, and sweetcheeb all my luv. To Dave and Wendy the good times of being a Senior: and to all the underclassmen flutes my outstanding ability to play. Paul Bell: To A.M. a can of Lysol and Right Guard for J.B. To C.K. my phone number for when she loses her teddy bear. To Felix my chewing gum wrappers and to P S. a dime to call J.V. Gayna Berish: I will to my sister Pooh, my ability to get excused every Friday at 1:15. Robert Berringer: I will to John my good looks and my ability to evade Mom’s questions. Mike H. my defensive halfback qualities. Shave my ability to remember plays. Bernard Berzonsky: To some smelly Freshmen, my clean gym locker, and to B.L. my Physics book and the fun that goes with it. Dave Bobby: I will Tim-Toms to Smittv. and my broken sax that won't play in concerts to Rochelle. Mane, or Barb. To a special so- meone two more great years of high school. Kevin Bom: I will my phys-ed clothes to Denny. Timothy Bom: I will my ninth mod lunch table to Sue. Carolyn. Renee and Dawn. Good luck and don’t be loud ... Mr. Bakajaza is watching Deborah Boslet: To Kim and Becky two more great years of high school, to Denise. Deb. Jodi Tanya, and Jackie many more good times in cheerleading, and to Byrnes a golf-cart. Lea Renee Bradley: I will all the good times of being a senior to Missy and also bus 2 rides to Vo-Tech, all my volleyball techni- ques. good times and fun to my Cousin Renee. Ruth Bradley: To Paula B.. Patty S. and Kim G. all of Mr. Petrunyak’s bad jokes. Rich Brew: I will the good times we had through the year to the underclassman. Jim Buck: To Sam Pagano, my winning the title of talkativeness. Jane Marie Buck: All the times (not necessarily good) to my little cousin. Sandy Y. Jeff Burkey: Back seat on bus 24 to the Duman brothers. Ralph Caretti: To Marie my left arm curling ability. To M S. my physics labs and the will to succeed. To M.K. the enjoyment of high school life. William E. Cavallo: To Chris G. a free seat on Rita’s bus everday. to Robert W. the courage to sit in the back of the bus. and our bus driver. Rita, a peaceful trip every day next year after I graduate. Dan Chverchko: All the lunch food to Leech and my intelligence and good looks to Guts. Pamela Sue Colberg: To Bruce, the strength to put up with one more year of misery; to Brenda, my place in Mrs. B’s heart; to Craig, Cindy, Rosie. Jackie and Debbie, the best of everything; and to my one and only sister, Veronica Christine, more good times than you possibly can handle. (You deserve them). Kimberly Anne Conrad: To Marie and Michele. I will all the flowers and tears from my senior year, to Linda. Jill, Carie. Dawn, and Martha perfect football seasons, to Dawn, my “big eyes and to my brother, good luck that will follow him always. Angela Crimaldi: C.H. food. My locker. Kim Crook: To Tina. I will all of the fun times and events she wants. Bill Crowell: To Thumper, my ability to hold it down. Lisa Marie Cunningham: To Carlene. my job of selling hoagies door to door. To Grace, Bev, Marlene, and Carlene. all my good times at Nicktown. I will to Carlene all my good and bad times and all the stuff I leave behind. Seamus Cunningham: To Elmer, my speed and hustle it 17’s my vertical leap and all the novocaine he can use. To Scott M.. a silver gas cap from Warfield’s junk yard and the map to highway 16. To Thumper, a bucket To Chimp and Flat my Indo-Chinese quarter shooting style. To Bos: my trickery and cleverness I so many times displayed in French. Cindy Lou DeDea: To Ed and Sandy. I leave you with what mom calls the best years of your life. Darin Deyarmin: I will to Dave the remains of my gym clothes in my gum locker. Paul Doughty: I will to everyone, my failing grades. Eva Marie Dranchak: To my sister. Nancy, two more years on that fabulous bus 24! Connie Duriez: To my nephew, the back seat on bus 2 and all the crazy rides home on the bus. To Brenda M. all the good times I had in high school Raymond C. Earnest: I will to my brother the techer table. Alex Ebel: To Marie, my chuck-a-luck ability. To Scott M. the 12 gauge hunting jock. To my little brother. Paul the patience and strength to make it through high-school. And finally to S B., my legendary stick-shifting abilities. Chuck Edmiston: I will Lisa Belchick my intelligence in POD and my strength in English. Lisa Engle: To my little brother Steve, that he gets caught every time he skips and to Tracy Bender the ability to quit swearing. Jim Ertter: To Bill my terrific playing ability. To Jay my dressing spot in the Chorale room. To my brother three more years of great times in school. Annette Farabaugh: To my brother Jeff, my brains as requested. Put them to good use. To my sister Pam all the good times and laughs we had in Chem and Physics Labs and my Spanish notebook. Bill Farrell: To Shave, my soft, talented hands. Blaine Fiasco: To my sisters 3 more years of ROTC, to Eddie 2 more years of school, to Sandy and Barry all the fun of being a senior, to Gino my locker in S pod. Gloria Fogle: To Helen V. I leave all the fun of being a senior. To Becky S.. Lori R.. and Sue K.. I leave all the fun times of band and all the long practices. Dave Ford: To Marie my beer mug. To M S. my Spanish speaking ability. Mike Fox: I will two more years of being miserable to my sister, and my locker and homeroom teacher to some unfortunate freshman. Bob Freeman: To my sister my terrible memories and grades in Geometry. Tammy Gerlesky: I will to my little brother Ted my Cultures trades, to B. J. Eckenrode my backseat on the tech bus. And to Patty . all the good times I’ve had in high school. Tim Gerlesky: I will to Ted my locker and everything in it and to 144 David my spitter and good limes on the tech bus, to Steph my table at lunch. Chris Gobris: I will my vertical jump to Elmer Weaver and my per- sonally autographed picture of Randy Mantooth holding an apple to Chimp Yeckley. jane Gooderham: To all the underclassman flutes the patience to survive j.R. to Chris C. and Rose S. three more years of wet and freezing mornings at the bus stop and my most memorable laugh to Ms. Kolonay. Shirl Gray: To my brother, my ability to sit at home.and do my homework, rather than going where you want. Wayne Gray: I will the school septic tank and everything in it to Ed Leonard and Bill Wilson Michelle Grillo: To my cousin. Rob Woodley to have as much fun as possible through high school and for Mary Ann Harris and Nor- man Stoneburg the great times at Tech. Sharon Gromley: To Mitt and S.H. all the dreary mornings on bus 88 and to any unfortunate underclassmen who have classes on B 153. johanna Haluska: To |ackie, all the great times I had when I was a Senior. Suzanne Haluska: I will (ennifer Shaffer my star position on the basketball team and Kim Eckenrode my wonderful singing abilities. )ill Hambley: I will to Robyn, the art of skipping school without mom and dad finding out. I also will her the best of luck in the next three years of high school. I will to Brenda the patience to make it through one more year. Kathryn M. Helbig: My gym locker I never used. Michele Hite: To my only sister. I will my knowledge in Physics, and my singing ability to Phyliss and Lisa. Sharon Lynne Holtz: I will my bagpipe seasoning, string, etc. to Donna Bell. P.S. you can also have the hissy fits. To Russ, success in the O.R. Sharon Hoover: All the great times in Physics Lab to future Physics students. All the boring times in English with Mrs. D. Kathryn Horne: To Annette C. my seniority as Band Librarian and also patience to Jennifer K. my broken calculator and Teddy bear stickers, to ).R.S. a million laughs from band. Pamela Ann Illis: To my two brothers, I will all the fun they could have, in high school and then stay out of trouble and to all Future FORENSICS Students, all the long hours of practice. )eanine Johnson: To Tina. Denise. Mary Ann and Della. I will all the good times in the lav and to my brother. Bill, one more year at good old C.H. high. Theresa Karlheim: I will you the best of luck in your following years at C.H. Bruce Kinney: To Dave McMurray: The bus ride to school every- day. and to all the Junior Vo-Techers our table at Burger King. Justine Kline: I will to my brother Jim. the ability to get through nigh school and the fun times in R.O.T.C. and Band; to any unlucky underclassmen. Mrs. Murphy’s aerobics classes; and the tun of be- ing a student secretary, to Helen V. Nick Konior. To Chrys. Katrina. Paula, and Kathy, a smoke detector and to Roberta, her own cordless telephone. Cathy Kontorchik: To Tom. Jim. and all my underclassmen friends, the ability to make it through the first three weeks of your senior year. Kevin Kopera: I will the homework, teachers and school lunches to all of the underclassmen. Lynn Kopera: To my niece Cindy, four long years of high school and all the hassles that go with it. and to Brian, the best of luck in your next two years, (you’re going to need it). Pamela Krug: I will to all underclassmen, a boring but memorable time throughout your high school years. Alvin Lamont: I will to all the underclassmen the bad times of the high school along with all the great times. Kenneth Lamont: My locker. Holly Marie Lane: I will to Mr. Grembi, all my gum I never chew- ed. I will to Turtle some mud. and to Issy those crazy rides to tech with Missy. Rex Lane: to Mark and Issy. all the teases in the school Marian Lantzy: To Melinda my lucky B may she try to fill the shoes. and to S.M. more defiant study halls and a good senior class. Lisa Louise Lawerence: To my M Ms and Linda, a great senior year, to Jill. Carrie. Dawn and Martha good luck with the rest of their years at C.H. Jeff Lieb: To my brother (C.A.) all my good grades. To Lori C. all the good times ana my locker in B (Now you can decorate it all you want) Ellen Link: To Michele Lato and friends the strength to put up with a few of next year’s Seniors! To Bill Yahner may ne have as much fun at football games his senior year as I did. Patti Link: To my brother Edgar and my sister Kathy all the good times I’ve had at CH. Good Luck! Steve Link: To my sisters Shannon and Stacey. I will all of the good times I had in high school. I will my oustanding flirting tactics to Randy Cence — Go For It! John Little: I will to Scott M. all the good times at the G and to Glenn K. another year of the Rubber Room. Jay Litzinger: To Joe and Stan I will all my Physics Labs and tests, and to K.P. I leave all the fun I had in labs, my vast knowledge of the world and a passing grade in Geometry’. D.J. Luther: To Matt and Bucky, three more years of practices in the Rubber Room. To Jodi. Putting up with two more years of school. Rhonda Macalus: To Renee Shorty my wild earring collection. Patty — a great time her Senior Year, and Mitzi. Shelley. Lynn two more fun-filled years with Mr. Elias! Diane Maines: To my brothers to get the most out of school. To Ron. the very special times we had. To Mary Kay to keep our bus rocking! Darlene McCloskey: To all the Juniors Good-Luck with your Senior Year. Pauline McConnel: To Red all the long bus rides to Vo-Tech. Tom McConnel: To all the underclassmen; the ability' to be quick enough to stab the school food? before it gets away. Michele McCoy: To some lucky Junior in ROTC all the fun. trials, and worries of being Corp Commander next year. Stacey McDowell: I will to all ROTC people the fun and satisfac- tion that ROTC will bring and Missy Good-Luck in the future. Joseph McGlynn: To Ron Maines all the good times I had. Sue McGlynn: I will to Tina all the Party’n times she and I had in the lav to her and an underclassman. To Bo the round table in Lunch. And to all the Vo-Techers all the pride we had in being Techers. Karen Mcllwaine: I will to any underclassman what it takes to become a Senior. Darren McLaurin: To Thumper, my immunity to alcohol. To Speed a pair of shoes to walk home in. To John 6. all the girls I leave broken-hearted. Julie McNulty: To Craig, the good times he will have as a Junior and Senior and to Jim the fun of being a Freshman. Mary Lou McNulty: To Phyllis Desalvo my alto voice and to Rob all of the good times, enjoy them and make them last. Scott Mertens: I will to Bearer my lunch table and all the left over food we didn't eat. Cooleen Mihalow: To the trombone crew (Arlene. Schelly. Jim. and J.R.) I will all the terrific practices you’ve got left — make them memorable like you all made mine and to Panda, the ability to make anyone smile by just being around. To Bopper and Rose, the fun times being The Coach. Cathy Miller: I will to Amy M. and Shelly F. all the fun times I’ve had. and to Kim G. another great year in volleyball. Doug Miller: To Thumper a tablecloth, to Meathead my argyle sweater. To Shave all the great times I had in Senior Year. Rich Miller: To a special someone all my love and a happy senior year, and to L.B. a good time in the high school. Cindy Morgan: To Tommy my ever-present patience with the drummers and snare 81. To Sherry 4 fun years. To Kim and Paula a great senior year. To Bill my talents, even though he's already great. Chuck Myers: To Sandy Trinkley all the long, boring rides to Vo- Tech and to my younger brother Rick, all the good times I’ve had in high school. James Nihart: To the underclassmen my seat in homeroom. Darla Nitti: I will” my locker and all the books that will fit in it to some lucky underclassmen. Barb Noel: To Kim Eckenrode and Mandy Mozina my alto ability. To Jamie Kolony, all the seriousness I took away from the weight room. To Renee Bender. 2 more years of “go through those hurdles one more time. To Tommy and Michael a boring ride to school everyday without me. To Elmer Weaver, my amazing height. To my little brother Sean, all the fun times high school can offer. 145 Kim O’Leary: I will to my sister Kathy and to Jennifer all the flood times. To Bee. Nikki, ana Michele our table in the commons. Judy and Christine a seat on the bus. Laura Owens: To Mary Ann I will all the good times we had at Tech. To Chris Goldian and my brother Brian and Robert Woodly all the boring classes I had. Mike Passanita: I will Cathy C. another wonderful year of schoool. Tina Pastirko: To Helen V. good luck in your senior year. Chris Patrick: To Speed all my baseball ability. To M.P. all my Spanish grades. Kevin Phillips: My boring English classes to anyone who likes bor- ing English classes. To Speed all of the garbage in my locker. Lora Polisky: I will to Brenda and Jeff all the teachers, classes and homework to come. Cindy Polites: To my brother. Bo. I will all the great times I’ve had at C.H. To Thumper, some peanut M M's To all the majorettes, a hairless forehead: all my Iuck with you know who during football season! Brian Prevost: To the Freshman who gets C57 locker, and has to put up with Annette. To Linda Bobby, and Tammy White, all the pa- tience it takes to put up with J.R.E. Leah Price: To ).E.P., all the bugs in my locker and alarm clock. To L.L.P. all the good times she can handle. Lori Raynish: I will to Issy Bassett my back seat on the Vo-Tech bus and to Jody Watkins, my brainstorms on how to get out of working in the kitchen at Vo-Tecn, and Mark Zeanchock. the will to get thru one more year of school. Maria Rizzo: To my sister, Lisa I will my provocative eyes that will someday get me into trouble and to Sweet Cheeks, a little bit of strap. Jeff Ropp: To Thumper, a new Ouiet Riot tape; to Rodney, some common sense, along with my polcer playing ability. To Peep may he find his sheep. Alicia Sasway: All the happy memories you will have as I have had. Mr. Marshall’s. Mrs. Depto’s and Mr. Mehall’s ever so exciting classes. Edna Scott: To Patty, putting up with another year of Mr. E’s and Sousa and all those boring English classes with Diz. All those great times my senior year. To Cindy, all those great high school years. Michele Selestok: To Bo. the round lunch table 8th and 9th mods. To Bo and Missy, a great Sr. year and good times up Vo-Tech. Dave Sell: My locker to my little sister. Tim Semelsberger. My seat on bus 14 to my brother, justine Serafin: To Dawn the best of everything her last two years in high school. To Spunky and Vem my rubber bands and erazy times in band. And to my sister Jennifer the best of luck in hign school. Jeff Shaffer: I leave to my sister to try to have some of the good times I had. lohn Shaffer: I will my table and all my extra food to D. Bearer in lunch. Lois Shank: My locker and all my books to any underclassman. Janice Sheehan: To my sister Denise and cousin Christy N.. all the good times I know they will have in high school and cheerleading. Mary Jane Short: To Vicki and Nancy, my ability to always be in good moods and to always wake for school on time. Bonnie Schultz: I will to Mr. Kerr hair to cover his bald spot. I will to the underclassmen extra amino acid to digest the food. Susan Sibert: To Bo I will all of the fun times on Tech bus 4. “Bill and Will, and my tactics to escape the girl in the grey sweatshirt ?mdrome' for one more year. To Tilly I leave two great years at ech and the best Senior year anyone could ever have. To Kim and Donna, I will Pom Poms 88 with the hopes that they have as much fun shaking them as I did. Linda Skirsky: My space on the bus to Ted G. George Smith: English IV class to any unfortunate underclassmen. Jeff Smith: To Scott I will splinter. To my brother Craig my athletic ability and locker C105. To Kevin my will-power to lose weight. Bryan Smolko: I will my ability to go out with three girls in one night to Chuckie DaBella. Joe Smolko: I will to my sister the great years of high school. Cheryl Snyder: To Bo. one more vear of aerobics and to all un- suspecting freshmen, the ever helpful guidance office. Chuck Solomon: To my brother my lost jumpshot and to him and the rest of the M. Y.F. kids the fun times high school brings. Jill Solomon: To Jennifer, my locker in A but not the pictures in it. To Tina, the long senior classes. Janine Spacht: To Gloria. Mary, and Bridget ... I will you all the test experiences of high school and good luck to all three of you. Ken Spacht: All the fun up at Vo-Tech to the underclassmen. John Sral: My back seat on the Tech bus to Bill Novak. Camille Stevens: To Kim G. my common sense, to Linda B. the car- pool. To Rose S. and Pooh all the fun band practices with the plea- sant director. To Annette B. sharing a locker with Jerry. To Cnristi S. the morning rides on the bus. Liz Stockley: To Gook and Dumper the will power to retain their sanity throughout the rest of their nigh school years. John Stoltz: I will my back seat on the Tech bus to Face, and my brain to Woog. Beth Stoltz: To the underclassmen on bus 82 my backseat and to all the underclassmen the 4 years of suffering trying to make it through this school. Fred Strittmatter. To Ken Strittmatter my hall pass and to Kevin Smith my corner in the rubber room. Sandy Strittmatter: To Ken the lightboard and all the great times being a senior. To Les the responsibility of managing Girl’s B.B. with Mrs. Murph. Patty Strohmier: To Cathy I will the art of skipping school without getting caught. Renee Taylor: To my special sophomores — M.S. M.F. and L.D. I will my autographed T-shirt. To my very special freshman Renee Shorty” my Band Jacket and saa memories in band. To Andy, having fun times in and out of school with friends: also getting called to the office. Jim Thiec: To Baby Dump I will my jock and the priviledge of being a senior. Drew Thomas: To my brother Darin all the pain of football camp. To Cheryl, all the joys of being a senior. Tim Thomas: To Patty. Ed. Red. Lefty. Spertnist. and the McDew brothers, all the good times I had in high school. To S.L. the ability to drive a vehicle without demolishing it. Paul Venesky: I will my paranoia and my willpower to abstain from drinking to Murph, and to Rod. my special driving techniques. Cheryl Warfield: To my nephew my backseat on bus 10. Dan Warner: To Chris Gibbons, our table at Burger King and all the good times at Tech. Donna Weakland: To Melissa and Joe the will to last two more years and to Pam the strength for three more years. John Weakland: I will Bill all the good times in the library. Lori Weakland: To Sean and Kevin my shamming ability, and to Shave, a trip down the old dump road. Sandy Weakland: To Pam. Lisa, and Joe. good luck for the rest of your years in high school and to Patty the fun of being a senior clarinet player. Nancy Weaver: I will to Bo the round lunch table and all the sleep she can get on the tech bus. I will M. Kinney and my brother Elmer, the patience to make it through their remaining years. Brenda Wentz: I will to mv sister Marianne all the good times at C.H. and to Bee. Nikki, ana Michele our table in the commons and to Pam Weber, one more year of those school lunches and to Jodi Marinin three more years of good times. Ken Westrick: To John Berringer I will Physics class. To track members I will all the long hours of practice. Russ Westrick: I will to all the juniors all my senior classes especially Physics. Chris Wholaver: I will to Bearer my table at lunch and all the lef- tover food we didn’t eat. ohn Williams: I will to my younger brother my smashed-up gym ocker. Joe Wilt: To Dave all the fun I missed and Leah Y. all the great times in band. Brian Woodley: I will to Barry Baker my jock and the backseat on the bus. Lee Ann Yeckley: To Emily and Little Blake the willpower to make it the remaining years. To one of you. Teresa. Viola, or Lisa, my sword. To Shave and Michael the key to L.B.’s. Chuck Yuknavich: To Shave, the ability to hold an extra point. To Shawn, all the good times and my great locker. Michele Zalisnock: To my little sister. Mara, four years of fun. To Amy Mertens. all the crazy times at Tech. To Denise Charney and Carlyn Grist my craziness. 146 Susan Abel P O Box 148 Hastings. PA 16646 February 25. 1966 247-8207 Christine Anderso, R D � 1 Box 313 Patton. PA 16668 August 6. 1966 674-5075 A Chorale 9. Man hfng Hand 9. Hand ' Wt A%ll.r I Ann Anico P O Box 167 i lustfngs. PA 16646 iovwnoer 5. I960 47-8125 UbSfV AM 11; Yearbook Lisa P.O Box 167 Hastinus. PA 16646 WnilMtr 17. 1965 247-8125 Library Aid 11; Yearl Chifvl Anna fMJfcwew . FebrBpry tt. 1907 247-8 1 Marching Hand 9. lft. 11.12. 9. 1ft II. 12:Counts Hand 12; Dist 12. Clmrale 10. 11 I NHS Sch(K) Donald I Anna Box 22] Carrolltown PA’ September 24. 1966 6291 I ball 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. rv i it 1° Senior Directory Football 9. 1«. 11. 12. Basketlxill 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Chorale 12; Class officer 9. Bernard E. Berzonsky 216 Magee Ave Patton. PA 16668 May 11. 1966 674-5080 VX L ng 9.10: Track 11,12. flabby R.D. «1 n. PA 16668 24. 1966 8180 rchingBand 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 12; Track ■Chorale 9. 10 I. 12; Captain 12; Track ■Hor Society 12. Carrollto fnnuarv 30. 196; 344-8475 m. n 12 F.B.L.A. 9. Ruth Bradley Box 150 Hastings. PA 16646 Decomoer 20 1966 247-8572 Basketball 11. 12; TVwtMM irmi Tin lini ft. 11.12. Ski Club 10. 1 ibrary Aid 11. 12 n. PA icert Band 10, II 12: Maichhtg Band 10.11,12,' t.ornle 10.12 1.12: Yearbook 11. Jeffrey Burkey Hastings, PA 16646 November 13.1966 247-6 28 Ralph' iaretti Box 54 St. I k 9.10. 11.12. •4-8265 (arching Band 9. n . IT 12: Concert ■ I . r •. i• - 1 11.■ erchko 16613 “1 Pamela Sue Col berg 807 Beech Ave Patton. PA 16668 29 1966 IS rR Chorus 10. li. ]2: Chorale Yearbook Staff 12: Usherette for the County Choms Concert 12. Kiml erly Anne Conrad R.D 1 Box 2A Carrol I town PA 15722 March 31. I960 344-8398 Majorette 9. 10. li. 12; Captain 12: Mar- ching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10.11.12; Pep Band 10; Yearbook Staff 12; National Honor Society-11.12. Angelo Crima Id t Box 33 Elmon. PA 15733 |une 12 1965 948-7404� Kimberly Crook 14 ElDorado St Carrolfoown. PA 15722 44-8673 Marching Band 9. 10. 11.12: Concert Band' 9. 10. 11 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Ski Club 10.11. Bill Crowell 215 Mellon Ave Patton. PA Februarv 27. 1966 674-8002 Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10; Ski Club 10.11. 12. Lisa Cunningham E. Campbell St (.arrolltnw n. PA 1572: April 1.1966 344-8970 Seamus Cunningham P.O. Box 266 Carrolltown. PA 15722 December 12.1966 344-8544 Football 9. 10. 11, 12. Besketiwll 9fH 11. T12: TradP™™ 1 Cindy 41ft West Carroll St Carrolltown. PA June 19. 1966 344-8555 Yearbook 11.12. Darin Deyarmin Box 269 Hastings. PA 16646 November 25. 1966 247-8224 Eric Donohue RD � 1 Box 341 Ash ville. PA 16613 M October 3. 1966 5 674-8458 Marching Band 9. 1ft. 11. 12; Concert Urfd 9.10.11.12. Paul Doughty RD Box 429 Ashville. PA 16613 July 21. 1966 674-8261 Vica 12. •ncert Hand 1 Eva Dranchak R D 1 Box 6a Hastings. PA 16646 I December 12. i960 247-8776 Plaid Talk 9. 10; Cheerleading 9. 1ft. _PIav 9; National Honor Society 11.12 11: (Connie Duriet Box 94 Carrolltown y 147 March 11.1966 344-8798 Alex E,bM R.D. 1 fm 776 - Patton. PA 16668 December 5.1966 674-5044 Foot ball 9. 11. 12; Track 9, id! fix' r Sh� rle Basketball 10; Concert Baip 10. � 11, le 12; Play 11.12; YeaiS IQl2. tries Edmiston Charles St. September 13.1964 Lisa Engle RD 1 Summit Village garrolltown. PA 15722 November 26.1966 r344-8651 Marching Band 9. 10; Concert Band 9. 10. C September 14.1966 144-8968 i M.in hinj. Band 9.10.11.12;Concert Band 9. io. li. 12; Chorale 10. 11. 12: R.OXC in. ii. 12 J Carrolltown, PA 15722 May 17. 1966 344-6600 PA 15722 16613 1966 National Honor Society 1L 12;U T.C. 9. 10. 11. 12; Plaid Tflk 11. Chris Gebris 213 Flick Ave lanuary 21.1966 344.HR47 Basketball 9.10.1 Gooder [a 2 latton. PA anuarx 4 1900 ♦r-i-H5.:i _ !__________ _'J 1.12: Cone - t Band 9. 10.11. 12: Yearbook 11, 12: Ski ( lub 10. 11, la 1 BLA 10; Prom Committe Stu- dent Secretary 12- Shirl Gray 221 St Mary St 1 j Carrolltown. PA Julv 28,1966 Fa f Annette Box 116A.__ Carrolltown. FA 15722 July 31. 1966 ' 344-6356 I Class Secretary' 10. if.H.A 11. 12; F Hite CXficer 12; Nation I lloiior Society 11, 12 Library Aide 12; PlaltHplk 12. Bill Farrell fm 218 Mellon i ve- y Patton. PA . n December 20.1966 C4-8746 . M AotbalJ 9.10.1L 12 Blaine Fias o R.D 1 Box 50 CarroWown. PA 15722 November 14.1965 Hast Clum Michelle cIrillo R.D 1 � x232 Lalfrel Drive I ngs PA 16646 mher 2. 1966 •9925 Churale 9; Band 9, 10: FHA11,12. V Sharon Gromlev Box 161 St. Benedict December 7.1966 948-5606 orus 10; mk Library R.D. «2 Box 84 Patton. PA 16668 lanuary 24.1967 674-8441 Track 11; Chorus 11.12; Chorale 9.12. Sharon Lynne Holtz R D. Box 8E 1Listings. PA 16646 March 26. 1966 247-1577 Marching Band 9.10.11 12. Concert Band 9.1fl.il. 17 County Band 9.10.12; District Band 12: Band Treasurer 12; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12 FHA 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 11. National Honor SocMjy 11. 12; Play 9, 10. 11.12. Sharon Hoover fm R.D. 2 Bat 41 A Patton. PA 16668 ■ 1 March 25. 1966 0; (JnMf Aid 10. 11. 12; mo B Vnencan High btudenc u3k igazine Sales 12 Kathryn Home 309 6th Ave. Patton. PA I .uh October 4,19 674-8101 Concert B; i 9. io; 9,10,11.1 Conn lie 12 BllM2 and OfficeM2 ku!luMS ice-President 12; earbook Staff 11. el. 12; National ■ Play 11. 12; s Outstanding Names and Faces eaninfl Johnson Boniface. PA 16675 ember 27. 1965 Gir bSu fai10. 11. rus 11.12; Chon 11. 12 11. 12; Track 12i-Proi d Tt 11.12; Coun- s Basketball naguJC li,,JUt Committee 11; k ll. 12. Library I he-rcvi karlheiml K D K2 Box45 Patton. PA 100681 I rtoher 1 P ttjn 74-8222 I if’r.ir Aid Spangler Street Hastings, PA 16646 August 23.1 247-8546 Track 10,11,12. uatine Kline D 1 Box 232 sase .144-8311 Marching Band 9.10.11.12; Concert Band 9. 10. I. 12. ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12; Library Aid I... Student Secretary 11. Nick Konior Box 78 i tastings. PA 1664 September 20 rorensirs 9. 10. 11. 12; Play 9. 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Newspaper Artist 12; 148 Yearbook Photographer 11. 12: Chorale 9. 12. Cathy Kontoi R 0 «1 Box Carrolltown August 25. 1 444-6677 FHA 11; Libra Society 11 Pamela K Box 4 49 shvill .• |une 2. 1 74-8424 DKC.A Treasu Alvin Lament Box 215 F.lmnrn. PA® November 5. 19661 lay 10.11. 12; Band Manager 10.11.12. Kenneth Lamont Box 176 fvlmora. PA 15737 Ugust 21. 1966 ♦46-6116 ikiClub 12; FFA 12j Rex 15� _ PA 15737 luly Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12 Patton. PA 16668 Marching Band 9. 10.11. 12. 9.10.11.12; Volleyball 9 Diane Maine RJ' i Box 101 Hating . PA 1046 U. 1 Yea (i. il, 12; Hor. | Seflet|ry 1 lutstandmg Names im Fa • s Darlene 359 Ashville. PA 16613 Julv 8,1966 JPR 943-7164 Pauline McConnell____________ ■R n 1 Bnx.lfllM Mary Lou McNulty Box 74 vj Chest Sprii|i3 MM|C' March U l9oc 674-2261 Girls Chorus 10. 11. 12; Chorale 9. 12; Countv Chorus 12. Play Forensics 11: tytr m Scott Merit Box 74 St BeaoTict. PA 15 B July 22.1965 ▼ W' W 948-8001 — Football 9.'l0.11. IfTWrestling 9. 10. K I) a 1 Box 588 Patton. PA 16668 April 22.1966 674-8076 M.trrhim; Rami 9 IQ- li-.U Lantzy 'IMHnB � x 435 Church St. illtown. PA 15 22 lUgust 16. 1966 1-8241 tketball 9. 10,11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. lomecoming 12. W .� sa Lawrence 6 Beech Ava, Jc PA 1664.6 tooer 22.1966 I. A r4-5503 ijorette 9. 10. 11 Marching Band 9. 10. 1. 12 Concert Band 9. to. 11. 12; Pep id 10; Yearbook 11; Library Aid 10. 11. Committee 11 Ski Cnib 11.12 off Lleb x 1 irrolhown. PA 15722 iry 17.1966 14-6921 tball 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling Track 9. 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12; :iub II. 12. lien Link D 2 Box 128 itton. PA 16666 anuarv 12,1967 74-8448 ;k 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleading 10; Mat Ashville. PA 16613 March 11.1966 10.11.12' Yearbook 12 TflgiMcC mell RT) 1 Box 4 4 lulysa 1965 |391 Bur «i-Aid 9f 10. ll. 12: FFA 11: Stag Crew «. 13. Michele Mc(c Box 327 1966 9.10.11.li; Forensics 10.11.12: Yearbook 11. FBLA 10; Plaid Talk 11. 12. Plaid ’ 1 TeIk ustant Ed w12; National Honor tiwfl F lmora. PA November 946-7328 R.O.T.C 9. Chorus 11. Drill Team 10.11,12. J66 ■ 11. IB f lorile 9. 12J- ris ; LlbrarvjAikle 12. 11. 12: R( Color uard Anastasis V M • 32 |ohns Drive Carrolhown. Pi c 2; 344-87- | ROTC 9.10.11.12: Yearbook Joseph McGlym. R D. «1 Box 101 A Hastings. PA 1064 . December 12 I1 St. Benedi March 22, 948-6519 [Track 9 lonor Sc olleyball 11.12. rngla-i Mtter 4H3 h dge St. ast.-.gs i A 10646 1'. •!. � ■« FooM.aH9 10. 11,12; Basketball 9. 10. 12 Adriana I Honor Society 11.12. Richard Miller 312 Mellon A Patton. PA 16666 October 10.1966 674-8962 11. 149 rtball 9. 10.11. 12. indv Morgan D 1 Box 494 Iton. PA 16668 anuary 7.1967 674-5525 Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 1 I. 10.11. 12; Yearbook 12: Society 11.12. Chuck Myers P O Box 351 Imora. PA 15737 cluber 5. 1966 -46-7719 Box 290 •nsburg. PA 15931 pteniber4. 1964 '4 Cindy Polites 7 Amies Drive Carrol it own. PA 15722 . April 10. 1966 644-8627 Majorelle 9. 10. 11. 12; M 10. 11. 12. Conceit Ban • Band 10, Yearbook 11. 1| Prom Committee 11 ’revosl Box 57jgjT ,toi PA 16668 you J '•rt Hand 9.10.11. ni . PA 1572 J Leah I'nJ 158 1 i Carr £ . Basketball 11. FHA 12 Ix ri R sh Box 31 Bakt-rton. PA 15737 rv-o-a min l(M s. 11, 12; Girl Chorus 10. 11 orus 10. It; l'l«i Committe Track 9. 10 ii 12: Girls 10: FHA 10: Pian 12: Plai Maria Rfz Box 51 Flinton. PA 16640 |une 28.1966 674-5713 Track 9. 10. 11; NHS Chorale 12. County Kim O'Leary � K)9 Magee Ave. Patton. PA 16668 Sept. 28. 1966 674-8971 Track 9. Alicia Saswav Box 12 St Benedict. December 30 1967 948-4987 Chorale 11. 12; Chorus 12, Library Aide 11. 12: Secretary 12; Plod Talk 12; Year- book 12; Play 10.11.12J 10.11; Marching 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; District Band Box 74 Hastinj Novem! 247-8400 ____________ Basketball 9.10.11, 12;Ski C ub 10. 11.12 0. PA 15722 1006 Box 30 St. Benedict. PA 15779 November 15.1966 948-8318 NHS 11.12. Bonnie Shultz Box 13 Hastings. PA 16646 April 6, 1966 247-9979 Library Aide 12. Su Sibert Box 252 Bridge St Hastings. PA 16646 Nov. 7.1966 247-6680 Cheerleading 9. 10. 11. 12; DECA 11. 12; Officer 12; Forensics 9; Plaid Talk 12. Linda Skirsky 123 N Main St 1 Carrolltown. PA 15722 George Smith St Benedic PAl Oct. 14. 196 948-4671 FpfmiMcaJI i't.1 M Yeafink 11 Team 9, Ur m Jeff Smith 209 Lacy S . Carro?lWmW' PA U bjlUUr|Uf'. lootbafl n.'lO.fflSwrSnSng? 12: Track 10, 11. UJtM Club 11.12 Bryan Bmnlko Carrollt wn, Jan 8. rt Band 9. 150 heiyl Snyder 24 Kdgewc lasting . P lay 8.1 47-6230 rack 11. 1 • Ik 12; NF 'dm Sobets 110x106 erroiltown. lay 17. I860 11 MM OTC9. 10.11,12. ] huck Solomon 5|1 Palmer Ave. irtl 6. 1966 � 4-8090 letball 9. 10. 12. 12; Chorale 9. 10. 11. District Chorus 10; County Chorus 12; 11.12; Treasurer 12 12; Plaid BasVfl 11. iT fcflitor |ill Solomon 41b jthA� � I'atton PA 16666 r.l966 1-0817 m lhall 10; Chorus V it Mis n. i?te eartx'Ok 12: Ski Qub 12; Prom Commit- une Soacht 3l Beecn Ave 12; Girls (Chorus '29 [bell 9. lu.-ft 5!?. 16646 lamilk Stevens E nedict St lltown. PA 15722 rv ?2. 1966 t44-6649 MarJAi Ban.! 9. 10,11 ;t, 12. Yearbook 11 Liz Stockley RD i Box 60 Carrolltown. PA 15722 Nov. 19.1966 'l. Vs. FBI ncert Band FBI.A 10; IHS 11,12; Class President 9; Vice Presi- ent 10: Class Treasurer 11: Yearbook litor 12: Cheerleading 10.11; Homecom- ing 12; Prom Committee 11: Play Commit- tee 11; Library Aide 12. I ohn Stoltz RD. 1 Box 77 Carrolltown, PA 15722 )ct. 23. 1966 44-8120 Beth Stolz BOX 188 Koensburg. PA 15931 ugust 23. 1966 rrack 11.12; Crowell s Angels 12 Fred Slrittmatter Box 31 l atton. PA 16668 12: (Itera le 10 Whos Whd 11 Committee 11. Patty Stoh Box 325 — m P««iton,42AJ6fifia April 30. 1966 674-8259 Rt nee Taylor 314 Herriman Ave. P.itton. PA 16668 W July 14. 1966 674-8984 Marching Band 9.10. 11.12; Concert 9.1(L TA 11. iSrSki Chib io. 11,12. a, iih |im Thiec 800 Lang Ave. Patton. PA 16668 May 19. 1966 674-5053 Drew Thomas Box 134 Carrolltown, PA 15722 |tine24. 1965 44-8248 Football 9. 10. 11. 17. Basket! Baseball 9 10. 11,12 Tim I nomas FBLA 9; FHA 9; Yearbook 11. 12; Col- orguard 11, 12, Co-Capt. 12. Ski Club 12: Prom Committee 11; Play Committee 12. Sandy Weakland RD«1 Box 140 Hastings PA 16646 January 19. 1967 247-8355 Marching Bond 9.10,11.12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11.12; Librarv Aid 11.12: Plaid Talk 11. Nancy Weaver Spangler St Hastings. PA 16646 August 25.1966 247-8542 Library Aid 9, 10; National Honor Society 11. 12; VICA 10. 11. 12; Vice-President 12 Yearbook 12. Brenda Wentz Box 134 Bakerton. PA 15737 November 24. 1966 948-7990 Russ Westrick Patton. PA 16668 August 12.1966 247-8551 Wrestling 9.10 Chris A Wholaver Box 136 St. Benedict PA 15773 Novembers is' ‘ 948-4271 Track 10 11. Dys art. PA 16636 VeL in. f 48-6732 Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. Basketball 10; Class Treasurer 1. Cheryl Warfield Box 720 Patton. Oct . 2. 247-8152 AV 10 Prom Co: flittee 11. VICAl DanW. Beaver HastingsTPA 16646 July 30. 1966 t Football 9. 10. 11. 1 Ilack 9. 10. 11. 12; FFA 12. Donna Weakland Box 140 A Hastings. PA 16646 July 28.1966 247-8154 Colorguard 9. 10. ll Library’ Aide 10.11. john Weakland Hastings. PA 16646 Dec 13.1966 247-8691 Football 9.10.11; Lori Weakland Box 437 Patton. PA 16668 March 11.1966 674-8668 December 12.1966 Lee Ann Yeckley Carrolltown. PA 15722 March 4.1966 344-6 96 Coh uardF 10.11.12. Ski Club 12. Chuck Yukna ich Lin w ood Ave. Patton. PA arl! 674-6187 Football 9.11. 12. Michele alt lock R.D. C| Augu Forensics 9. JO; Library Aid 11. 12; Color tui 11: FFA 11.12. 151 ALMA MATER Dear cam-Dna Heights, alT'haiTL. 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