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

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HIGHLANDER Faculty Volume May 31, 1985 4 Seniors 14 Classes 52 Activities 84 Sports 108 Directory 139 Photographer: Publisher: Henry Studio Taylor HANG LOOSE HITS EVERYWHERE 3 School Board Mr. Scott Freeman Mr Wendell Routch Mr. Denis Westrick Mr Joseph Noel Mr. Philip Schreyer III Mr. Alfred Lieb Dr. Russell DeFrahn School Superintendent Mr. Donald T. Resko Mr. Patrick Sheehan High School Principal Business Manager Ms. Gerry Batdorf Secretary Mr. Al Smith Food Service Manager Ms. Patty Barnwell Secretary Ms. Mary Leone Ms. Pat Buck Mr. Mike Babyak Attendance Officer Secretary Paraprofessional 7 William C. Albright California State College. B.S. Ed in Industrial Arts; Shopmath. Manufacturing and Construction, Equip Mgr. Athletic Trainer Vincent T. Angellotto California State and Univ. of Pa , B.S. and Masters. Remedial Reading and Remedial Math Dennis Anna Bloomsburg Univ., Indiana Univ of Pa. BS. M.Ed, Consumer Ed.; Business Comm . Clerical Typing I W Timothy Arnold Penn State. Master s Equiv . English I. II. CHEA Secretary John Bern Si IrafMiv I ••«itio I rvir(graduate. I niv «� • PimKifgh. In duna Inn Pa. MS M IJ m Humo. them II Plnuo, Srmiw ( Ini Ailvmif. Inullt t «munifice MIS. Varvitt Iixehall Timer Stephen P Baka|za Oklahoma State. St Francis. Penn State. B.A., M.Ed.. POD Econ r� w 91 � 4.X NO V , ■ � r« MM rn mm C Ba La Hf Ta W Dan Bilko LU P.. B.S.. Chemistry I Paul Baran Lehigh Univ . Penn State. BA English. M A. Teach., English I. IV. Yearbook Ad; Junior Class Advisor. English Dept Chairman Caryl Bowman Denison Univ.. B.A Music, C horale. Girls’ Chorus, Musk App. County Chorus. I ist Chorus. Regional Chorus 8 Thomas A. Boyle Si Francis. B S. Elem and Sec Educ.. U S Cultures II K. M Cannone Clarion State College. B.S in Ed.. Spanish I. II. IV Donna L Depto St Francis. B A.. IUP. M A , English IV Mr. John R. Elias Indiana University of Pennsylvania. BS and M.Ed in Musk Education. Highlander Marching and Concert Bands. Instrumental Musk. Music Theory. Highlander Marching Band Bruce Douty Morehead State University. BA and MA. Health Education. PhysKal Education. Coach. Track and Field William Gormish IUP. BS — M.Ed.; English IMII; Drama. ForensKs. National Honor Society William Crowell Juniata C'.allege. BS. II P M Ed.; General Math I. Algebra II. C otnpwten. Magazine Sponso . Senior (lass Sponsor. Athletic Director. Assistant Football Coach James M Duffy Sc Francis College. Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Georgetown University. Penn State. BA.. St. Francis. M A . IUP; U S Cultures II MichaelJ Grembi IUP. B.S. Master's Biology. Biology. Science IV 9 Edward M. Gresko St Francis College. Indiana Umv. of Pa . B S . Mhd, Gen Math II. Tng. Coll. Alg. Computers. Calculus, Senior Magazine. Sales Sponsor MSgt Robert J. Komor Umv of Alaska. St Francis College. B.S Elem Ed.. M S m Ed.. Air Force ROTC. Drill Team. Color Guard, Rocket Qub, Model Airplane Qub Tom Link Indiana State College. B.S. and M.Ed.; World Cultures, Athletic Director Virginia A. Grybosky Indiana Uruv. of Pa , Bachelor of Science. Graduate Work. Umv of Dayton. Penn State and Sc Francis. Geometry and General Math I Louise Anne Kolonay Indiana State Teacher's College. B S in Biology and French (Double Major I. French I. II. Ill M. Alfred Lantzy Shippensburg State Teachers Umv. of Pittsburgh. B.S., M Ed.. Accounting I and II. Exploratory Shorthand Frederick D Launto Lock Haven Umv. Penn State — Dr Ed Certification, B S in Education, Dr Ed Mr. Bill Marshall St Francis College. Indiana Umv of Pa ; Penn State Umv . B A. - M Eq. PO.D. Econ and World Cultures. Social Studies Department Head, Prom Ad- visor. 11th Grade Gass Advisor David Mehall Indiana Umv ot Pa.. B.S.. M.Ed, Business I.aw. Secretarial Office Procedures. Office Equip and Pro- cedures. Exploratory Tvping. Business Department Chairman 10 Jeanne L Mozina Indiana Umv ol Henna.. Penn Scate Umv. B.S., U.S. Cultures I Dennis Pawlikowski California Scale College. Industrial Arts, Visual Com- mumcaiions. Shop Math. Power Technology. Technical Drawing. Assistant Football Coach Harry Murphy B S at Lock Haven Scare College. M S at We« Virginia I never my. BS in Health PhyMtai Education and Genrral Scence. MS in Physical Education. Health and Physical Education Head Wrestling Coach. Assistant Track Coach Jerome L. Petrunyak IUP; B.S.. Algebra I. Geometry. Gen Math III William E. Schirf Shippensburg State Umv. B S and Master s. English and II. Plaid Talk Newspaper Advisor I Donald Sibert Clarion University; B S. Comprehensive Social Studies. U S Cultures I Sandra L Murphy Lock Haven. BS. MA s at West Va Umv and Bucknell Umv.. Health and Physical Education. Girls Basketball, Girls Track and Field. Ski Club C. B. Pickens Slippery Rock State College. B S. English I and II Charles Solomon St Francis. Penn State. B.S. M.Ed.. Biology. Head of Science Dept 11 John F Tinmck Michigan State. Penn State. B.S . Driver Ed . General Business. Business Math. Sophomore Cl� � Advisor. Head Football Coach. Awiuint Vanity Basketball Coach Patricia Anne Easly Rohm Morns ollege. Indiana I ni versify of Pa . Associate Decree as Secretarial Science. Bachelor of Science in Business Education. Shorthand I and II. Steno Typing I and II. Clerk Typing II. Lipo Shorthand. Student Assistants James Getz Indiana I m versa of Pa . I mversity of Rochester. Pennsylvania State I ruv . H S Mush . M Ed Mush I d M Id Guidance and Counseling. Guidance Counseloe Debra A. Yablinsky Penn Scate. B.S. Foods. Clothing. Crafts. Independent Living, Future Homemakers of America Anthony J. Schroyer Ohio Umv.; Umv of Maryland. Colorado Untv . B.S in Production. Mgt Industrial Kngineering. M S in Systems Analysis; Junior ROTC. ROTC Drill Team Elaine Solomon Penn State University. Shippensburg State College. In- diana University of Pa. Baccalaureate. Master's. Guidance Counselor Richard Bishop University of Prttsbutgh at Johnston. St Francis College of Loretto. B.S m Secondary Education. Physical Science. Genetal Science. Football Coach. Wrestling ( oach Eileen Choby Clarion State College, B.S.. Spanish IV Dorothy Gooderham. F.N. B.S . M Ed . Mercy Hospital. Altoona. Pa School of Nursing. Indiana University of Pa. R N. BS in Education. M lid in Counseling Ed., School Nurse 12 STUDENT SECRETARIES — 1« Row Carla Piucno. Helen Visnyiczkc. Jackie McCann. Tereia Fredo. Beverly Weber 2nd Row Caryn Gregory. Jannetre Bailey. Viola Carrctti. Pam Weber Ird Row Pena Dowry. Shelly Kim.Jennifer Thiec.Jackie Potts 4«h Row Terry Stoltz. Party Krejnus. Linda Hoover. Tammy Link Sth Row Carrie Mandnck. Linda Bogus. Jennifer Shaffer. Kim Perrunyak, Vicki Urban. C� eh Row Shawn Bosar. Natalie Pepro. Mrs. Elizabeth Wasilko Indiana University of Pa . Clarion llmv. Bachelor s. Master s. Library Science. Faculty Committee for Na tional Honor Society LIBRARY AIDES — Row 1: Renee l.ubert. Annette Cronauer. Carla Pisaeno. Stephanie Fllerbee. Teresa Fredo. Michele Bolgar. Laura Farabaugh. Tanya Mc- Coy. Mrs Wasilko Row 2: Colleen McGlynn. Melissa Spacht. Tammy Pierce. Doreen Cnarth. Mandy Mozma. Debi Crowell Row V Grace Farabaugh. Becky Scott. Karen Ownes, Susan Krejnus. Arlene Miller. Marie Kelly. Anne Farabaugh. Tammy Kutruff Row 4 Crystal Miller. Jackie Brothers. Lori Roman. Carrie Fedorko. Mary Kay Phillips. Stacey Yablmsky. Marian Yuhas.Julie Wilt Row V Leah Yeager. Gina Turko. Can Scarpaci. Natalie Depco. Kim Carpinello. 13 Alma Mater Though the hills are green on which we gaze or white with winter snow. Here we long have seen such happy days; This is our home we know. Though we journey to a distant shore. You'll remain our home forever more. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. In Memory of Debbie Stasko December brings sad memories Of a loved one who has gone to rest, She will never be forgotten By the ones who miss her most. Though her smile is gone forever And her sweet face we cannot touch, We shall never lose sweet memories Of the one we miss so much. We hold you in our dreams at night We call you in the dawn And yet we have to tell ourselves. That you are really gone. Often we listen for the footsteps Of the one we miss so dear. You are always in our hearts Wishing you were here. Brian fl Jlkrifkl mri SJ. J}am'i W. Ban tt Ibonna VI. BJt paJa VI BrnJrr 17 Stott p. CumpLfl Catky X Curant Jo 18 fria jboma iL 2)i W. 2Vm U at yur inr J. 2W , Jtta D. 2 ma StUmm W. 2W y 19 Curyn 7J . (Jrtyory St unity 4. (JuitJaL jumtt .JJammonJ M (WutLu ) Ma,Lr Jflary 'inn U.trr, t JbonalJ 4. . JJurIn %FT l onila „4. .JJoo i Carols Moot,, ojCimJa - Uooi tr 20 u r-sr m “TD -or a ‘ins mr tMj mr d u mr in mf tnr r ‘ ! z m rrm v t zz V� r IH “‘L 1“T T mm’G ‘irtrr d “r?i tz rm u mmwm ' 11 9 HU Vtw 7 °S rrm fr E vm in r w ,n yovr wnw ir r Ar yr mwtur-q; yrtu m d 0y 9 n -vm m rrw —£w f rar twk —,«r W .««m 7. IdccJc VI. P.U JbcciiP. KcyL, jCint D. Ki.u, • Icily VI. Sclliyi. tr Ccri _4. S.urpat. 24 5 Z 7 •«c7 J. W. 26 v. � r y W . Pamda W,br SLrry 4. Wwbr ffllckat £. W.mJ.ki.r Hammy J. Wkit, jbatriJ H. 'William, Juani a III. Will Statty Jl. IJaUiaJty P lr.il, i M. ib d oain, S..i „ Ma.lt. Jbab L )o„pk .XiU , V- -£ •� 27 CLASS OF ’85 Row l: Dons Chverchko. Carlene Kirsch. Helen Kovach. Paula Bender. Michael Horvath. Marie Kelly. Amy Mertens. Viola Carecti. Jaime Kolonay. Natalie Depto. El Kirkpatrick. Bonnie Hoover. Row 2: Wendy Kuhn. Linda Hoover. Brenda Frederick. Carol Hoover. Dena Dowey. Shawn Bosar. Chris Blum. John Berringcr. Brian Domalik,} Baran Row y Caryn Gregory. Patty Krejnus. Shelley Kim. Michele Farabaugh.Jim Basset. Mark Zeanchock, Cathy Caraccioio, Linda Bogus. Kevin Kirk Row 4: Cheryl Kibl Linda Bobby. Donna Bell. Ron Gray. Paul Eckenrode. Jerry Humphrey. Roger Hull. Randy Cence. Chris Ivory. Row V Tim Gabrielson. Jannette Bailey. Annette DaBella. Dia Donahue. Jim Hammond. Bill Holtz. Bevan Kohan, Jim Bosar Row 6: Frank Keith. Teresa Fredo. Linda Hrubochak. Jackie Dotts. Ed Gray. Glenn Campbell. Bryan Lokt Wayne McMullen. John Kelly Row Jeff Harber.Jody Watkins. Tammy Smychynsky. Diane Kelly. Missy Bertram. Sandy Trinkley. Becky Eckenrode. Dave Kovach Row Sean Cunningham. Allan Duman. Brian Albright. Glenn Kirkpatrick. Jim Anna. Stanley Gwizdak, Bruce Colberg. Scott Campbell Row 9: Tom Donahue. Barry Barrett. Bi La Belle. Greg Shank. Don Hartman. Joe Kibler. 28 HANGS LOOSE Row 1 Denise Presloid. Mary Kay Anna, Janice Yeckley. Mariam Prevast, Sherry Weber. Rochelle Lallemand, Arlene Miller. Mike Smychynsky. Kim Glass. Kevin Petrunyak. Jackie McCann. Jennifer Shaffer Row 2 Don Presloid. Lisa Cavallo. Francis Sherry . Rhonda Puleo. Missy Marinin, Carla Pisaeno. Stacey Yablinsky. Juanita Wilt, John Zenone. Bill Pellas. Alan Slavisky. Row 3: Tina Rusnak, Mike McMullen. Norman Stoneberg. Greg Storm. Gary Yeckley. Andy Semelsberger. Brian Lang. Bill Fogle. Mike Ivory. Row 4 Tom Davis. Steve Lansberry. Bill Novak. Jeff Pierce. Tom Firment. George Churella. Jenny Thiec, Sherry Sral. Vicki Urban. Tammy Link. Row V Bruce Stnttmatter. Jim Yeager. Matt Venesky. Ken Strittmatter. Scott Murphy. Bill Yahner. Rose Lansberry. Dave McMurray. Brenda Lallemand. Michele Weaver. Tammy White Row 6: Tammy Sponsky. MaryAnn Symosky. Pam Weber. Can Scarpaci. Helen Visnyiczke. Bev Weber. Mike Strittmatter. Mike Wendekier. Dave Williams. Mike Platt. Patty Sclesky Row T Dan Shortencarner. Kim Petrunyak. Barb Rosian. Kathy Saltsgivcr. Diane McCombie. Vmcetta Trexler. Terry Stoltz. Brian Tosaki. Sean Simpson. Paul Masci. Bill Lenz. Tony Miller Row 8 Dave Rayba, Emii Vermeulin. Mike Zenone. Liasa Rizzo. Vicki Short. Teresa Little. Jeff Nagle. Bob McGowan. Tom Yanmtelli. Sean Lynch. Dan Mitchell. 29 HOMECOMING COURT — Left to Right Don Presloid. Mary Kay Anna, Paul Eckenrode. Kim Petryunyak. Brian Domalik, Sherry Weber. Mike Smychynsky. Linda Bogus. Mike Strittmatter. Rose Lansberry, John Bernnger. Cathy Caracciolo On a beautiful September 21, 1984 evening, the Homecoming ceremony took place once again consisting of the top six girls chosen by the senior class and the girl's chosen escorts. During the pre-game ceremonies, Linda Bogus was crowned Homecom- ing Queen for the class of '85 by Mariam Prevost, class vice-president. All the girls received flowers and applause. Though the football game turned out in defeat. Homecoming will longed by remembered as a special night. 31 1. Amy Mertens 2. Eric Kirkpatrick V Tammy White 4. Fam and Sherry Weber V Wendy Kuhn 6. Natalie Dcpco 7. Rhonda Puleo 8. Mane Kelly 9. Carol gg Hoover 10. Linda Bobby 11. Randy Cence and Jackie Dotts 12. Shawn Bosar 13- Helen Visnyiczke and Patty Krcjnus. ;sn )q$n D tuoyq ;ou qo ,apu e paa luasajd s.anpef x %JOJ J ,ou qQ asooj tfueq Mau aq ,jsoqtf ou jo pinj i.uiv | jAvp Aui a r peaqe oq ;auoqd aqj uo uiiq sij ,ujoj off oj aDtjd ou pue dn passajp |jv ;;;|euiiue ue tpns ui | ,jno aui isnl pue tfui ||ei dois p.aq qsiM [ I Wendy Kuhn. Michele Weaver. Kim Petrunyak 2. Patty Sclesky 3 Marum Prevost 4 Mike and John Zenone 3. Viola Carem 6. Linda Hrubochak 7 I eresa FredoH. Ro er Hull 9 Michael Smychynsky 10 Michele Weaver 11. Arlene Miller 12 Bev Weber .ujnoui jnoA 10 wo qtunui jtuj a n Aaq asoo| tfueq oj 2uio£ isnl uj | i 04! 51 3IPue: ,riLL iHOO no A uo aAa Xui aA«q | uids t a w s.iaq ja|qnoJj jqnoQ Walt Po Paul Eckenrode. Kevin Kirk, Kim Petrunyak friendfie it (fJeit rJoohin 9 John Zenone. Tom Donahue. Cathy Caracciolo, Linda Bogus m emoru a u o r r t e 3 Viola Caretti. Paul Masci. Al Du man. Mary Kay Anna Shelly Kim, Helen Kovach. Eric Kirkpatrick.Jim Bassett 34 West jUikefy to Succeed Diana Donohue. Chris Ivory. Donna Bell. Ken Scrittmatter nu yithfetic Scon Murphy. Kimberly Glass. Jennifer Shaffer.Jim Yeager dais Dkrt Kevin Petrunyak. Mane Kelly. Shawn Bosar. Jaime Kolonay Ctaii CL own Dan Mitchell, Sean Cunningham, Patricia Sclesky, Denise Charney Bill Pellas. Missy Bertram. Alan Slavisky 36 fliceil Smile Bill Fogle. Diane Kelly. Rose Lansberry. Mike Ivory Barry Barrett. Jeff Harber. Don Presloid. Tom Yannitelli, Bruce Stnttmatter. Brian Albright. Brian Toseki. Sam Anna. Mike Wendekier, Mike Stnttmatter jCike(ij to .J4ang jCooie 37 Fabulous Fives Leading Ladies 1 Meryl Streep 2. Linda Evans 3. Goldie Hawn 4. Joan Collins 5. Sally Field Screen Scenes 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Ghostbusters 3. Police Academy 4. Purple Rain 5. Gremlins VERLYJHILLS Favorite Male Vocalists l, Bruce Springsteen 2 Lionel Richie v Rick Springfield BMilCollms 3. David Lee Roth IIIIS Smash Hits L Born in the U.S.A. 2. Dancing in the Dar|c 3.1 Want to Know What Love Is 4. You're the Inspiration 5. Hello Again n'at t G 1. Huey Lewyiai . Chicago 3. The Cars 4. Van Halen 3. Di ran Duran roups Favorite Female Vocalists 1 Sheena Bi%on 2 Pat Benat ir — 3. Cyndi Lauper I. MaHonna � 3. Sheila E. '? • 38 of the Class of 85 Ifandsome Hunks 1. Torn SgUeck 2. Peter Rerkell V Rob LmK I. David I lasselhoff 3. Don Johnson v Gorgeous Gals 1. Heather Locklear 2. Christie Brinkley V Kristin Alfonso 4. Loni Anderson 5. Heather Thomas gj Sensational Soaps 1. Days f Our Lives 2. Guiding Light li. The Young and the Restless I 4. As the World Turns ’ . Santa Barbara ; Cool Colors 1. Blue 2. Purple 3. Red 4. Black 5. Pink Honored Seniors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Fini R � left lo Right IXmnj Hell MnheW U'eivrr Kim Pntunuk. Tom tredu Arlene Millet. Mr (.luihrth Viullui Second Row Duna Donahue. Mat« Kelly, Paula Bender Third R«m Jim Yeager Stan Gwi d«k. Ken Strut, matter. Glenn Kirkpatrick Fourth Row Paul Mavi Ikon Kohan. Chrii Ivory. Paul Fxkcnrudr Fifth Row Scott Murphy. Kevin Kirk Voice of Democracy Award and ROTC Scholarship winner to Carnegie Mellon Univ. — Chris Ivory National Merit Commended Student Bill Fellas Renssellaer Math. Science Award and Tribune Democrat Scholar Athlete Award Ken Stnttmatter NEDT AWARDS — Seated: Paula Bender. Marie Kelly. Donna Bell. Stan- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Seated Kevin Kirk, Paul Eckenrode Stan- ding: Terry Scoltz, Bill Pellas, Chris Ivory. Diana Donahue. ding: Kim Glass. Mariam Prevost. MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS Brian Albright: The night Donahue. Harber. and I egged the C M band bus in an attempt to egg the N.C. bus. Sat., Oct. 6 at the cabin. The recording sessions in the shower. James Anna Getting 3 days. Mary Kay Anna The time Tina R got stampeded in the middle of the com- mons. and meeting Mrs B in the lav. lanettc Bailey The time Marie Kelly was practicing with my rifle 30 seconds before the half-time show, and she dropped it and it broke in two. Barry Btirett Pickms on the wild F (Joe Baran). Jim Bassett: Gomt to Vo-Tech my Junior year. Donna Bell Getting lost at county, all the fun band practices, the fire alarm in Tennessee and running down twelve flights of stairs in our pajamas at 100 in the morning. Paula Bender Feb. 4. 1983. the day Sean got red wax in his face; the summer of 84. Mike's Superbowl party John Berrmger The summer when I and fellow associates got' the drive-in and stole a sign and put it in the middle of town. Melissa Bertram: Freshman Final week Cathy C and I in the lav sophomore year Linda Bobby Feb. 4.1983 and the jar, CKP Linda Bogus. Almost getting busted at the dance, getting kicked out of band When Julie. Kim. Frank, and 1 went to a Penn State game. Jim Bosar: Yeager s candid camera tricks. Shawn Bosar My first cabin party, and my junior prom. Glenn Campbell: Getting caught spitting spit balls in lunch sophomore year and having to clean the commons up Scott Campbell: Getting caught spitting spit balls at lunch and I had to clean the commons our sophomore year. Cathy Caracciolo The time Kim G . Jenny S.. and I went on our joy ride to Ashville All those crazy times with my special friends. Viola Caretti: Feb. 4. 1983 The party turned track meet The day Vicki near- ly blew up the Chem lab and New Years eve. 1984 Lisa Cavallo: The lucky 3. Randy Cence: The time Edgar L. and I got a little rowdy and Jim Y was go- ing to settle us down. Denise Charney Getting caught skipping first two mods with Sandy H. junior year. George Churella: Rhonda s free tour of the boy s lav. Bruce Colberg Throwing jello of EdX (food fight). Sean Cunningham When Emil got one up in Power Tech last year, when Ying almost hit Mr. Douty with the bat. parties at the cabin, good times in math class with the Gang, and the recording sessions in the showers. Annette DaBella When T. Fredo fell out of her seat in Si38 studyhall and landed on her face. Tom Davis The time we got in trouble for picking on Mr. Schirf. Natalie Depto: Sophomore year Thanksgiving dance with T. L.. senior social gatherings. Brian Domalik: The night Jim Y. and 1 displayed our pool shooting wizar- dry and then lost the Battle of the Moosehead in the resulting celebration Tom Donahue: Egging our own busses the night of the N.C. game, and the night of Oct. 6. 1984 at the cabin, Patty S. tackling me in the C hall while I was on my crutches. Diana Donohue My sophomore year English class and the nightmares that resulted from it. Jackie Dotts When my shirt ripped UP the from ,n 9th grade art class. Being tripped in the middle of the commons and falling flat on my face. Dena Dowey Being part of a championship band. Fireworks during Battle Hymn of the Republic in our last half time show Allan Duman Don Hartman getting thrown out of the auditorium on the first day of school Freshman year. Paul Eckenrode Spilling a double lunch of sloppy joes in the commons and cleaning it up Junior prom Rebecca Eckenrode: All the rides up to Tech on Bus 2 senior year. Michele Farabaugh The day Shelley and De got caught skipping Tom Firment: The day I locked the keys in my truck. Bill Fogle SKIP DAY 1984 Brenda Frederick: Volleyball party and meeting Mike. Teresa Fredo: The time I went spotting deer with L. H . M. C. B. B.. G. C. S. C, and the battery went dead. The time my brother told Farabaugh I thought he was a hunk. Tim Gabnelson: The night I wrecked. Kim Glass: The summer of '84. Sean's candle experience, all the time I laughed at CL; Physical Education my senior year with the stooges, and the night Patty took her convulsion in Florida; almost winning states in volleyball, beating Norwin and Richland. Ed Gray: When Don was thrown out of the auditorium our freshman year Ronald Gray: When Bill Pellas sat on the full milk carton in lunch Caryn Gregory: Sitting in Mr Pickins studyhall and getting moved every 3 minutes. Stan Gwizdak Alan Slavisky and the Baby Fae controversy. Jim Hammond Being asked out for a fraup at a Forensics match. Jeff Harber: Egging the wrong bus the night of N.C. game Mary Ann Harris: Skipping Tech and going for breakfast with Laura O.. Tina R . Bill, and Norman S. Donald Hartman My first day of my freshman year getting thrown out of the auditorium. Sandra Hertzog Freshman finals with Missy. Tammy, and De Bill Holtz: The Ligoniergame losing by 1 point at the buzzer. Bonnie Hoover: All the fun times I had eating lunch with T. S.. P K . B R J w Carol Hoover: The time I dropped Mrs. Washington's hall pass in the toilet. Linda Hoover: Oct. 14. 1982. and Nov. 1.1983. as being two of the best days of my life. Michael Horvath: Skipping Spanish class and going to the locker room for a snooze; the time Shave. John Blake. Matt C., and I went for a Sunday drive and ripped up the practice field and got suspended from the pep rally and the dance but got to play the N.C. game Linda Hrubochak The time I went spotting deer with T.F.. B.B. B.W., M.C.. G.C.. S.C.. and the battery went dead. Summer of '84 and '83 to come. Roger Hull: Ripping my pants while lining up for State Legion Parade in Pittsburgh. Jerry Humphrey: Making a certain sophomore wear a bikini during football practice and when the coaches saw him waving to cars. Chris Ivory: School play (Arsenic and Old Lace). Mike Ivory: Laughing at Mr. Resko while he was yelling at me. John Kelly None, school too dull. Diane Kelly: Getting sent home for supposedly being intoxicated. Mane Kelly: CKP. Feb. 4. 1983. getting locked out of Sean s car at Pizza Hut. physical education with the three stooges, house sitting with Amy. Frank Keith When Teresa Fredo fell flat on her face in Si38 Cheryl Kibier Skipping the lunch line with Michele and never getting caught Running down 11 flights of stairs with my pj's on for a false fire alarm in Tennessee. The CKP February 4. 1983. the jar and Patty s fountain. Shelley Kim The day Michele F and I got caught skipping school. Kevin Kirk Junior prom, the day S.S. couldn't open his car doors with his keys at Pizza Hut. Eric Kirkpatrick: Spinning up the football field. 11 people home in coaches car. Glenn Kirkpatrick Meeting a member of my fan club in the bathroom the day I pinned two kids in a wrestling match. Carlene Kirsh: The night we did some art work down in Colt Town, and be- ing one of the get away drivers. The day I broke my tooth by rating a cookie at the cafeteria. Bevan Kohan: The time Tom Yanitelli put the hole in the gym divider wall with the baseball bat. (He almost hit Mr. Doughty). James F Kolonay: Getting stuck with Shave and Pat out in St Lawrence after the fiesta at the cabin. David Kovach: Being thrown out of Mrs Washington's homeroom. Helen Kovach. Getting kicked out of cultures in 9th grade Patricia Krejnus: Running away with T.S. my freshman year and T.S. and M S.' brownies in Florida. Wendy Kuhn Being with J M . whenever I was in typing class and Rose L. told me she forgot to put her paper in and she didn't notice that until she typed for about ten minutes. Eugene Kutchman: Joe K. and I going to take a Cultures final after partying all night. Robert LaBelle Didn't have one. Brenda Lallemand: When Jan. Carlene. Pam. Bev, Viola and I went out on the town. I was the get away driver Rochelle Lallemand When we were skiing in physical education and Bren- da L split her pants Brian Lang: When we all got in trouble for picking on Mr. Schirf. Rose Mane Lansberry: Being with all my good friends especially Kim, and the time Kim and I got tuted for History. Steve Lansberry Drag races home after school. William Lenz: Junior Prom, sending Pellas a carnation, and June 19, 1984. Tammy Link The time Vicki. Jen. Rose and I were called to the office for looking at a skin book which belonged to Dan; our rifle powder battles after N.C. football games; going to Altoona with the gang, meeting guys — especially Dave the Midget Teresa Little Party at S.S. that ended in a pumpkin pie battle. Going out with V.C. and L.R after football games then to the school dance. Bryan Lokey: Getting thrown out of Mr. Pickin s room. Sean Lynch: Crazy rides to and from school. Melissa Marinin When S.K. and M F skipped Paul Masci: The summer of 84. The night the pie went into K P s face When Ying threw the bat at Mr Douty. All the good times with friends. Jackie McCann: The day a few special friends gave me a flower and the band cheering me on. Diane McCombie When it was my birthday and S.K . M.F., decorated my locker and desk with balloons. Rober McGowan: Sliding in the mud after football Beating Bishop Me Cort 15-14 my sophomore year of football. Mike McMullen: All the crazy 'boat ' rides home Wayne McMullen: Bus rides to Tech Dave Me Murray: One skiing trip when Glenn K met up with one member of his fan club in the bathroom. Amy Mertens: The time I babysat for M.C.K and my senior year with all the bus rides to Vo-Tech on bus 2. Tony Miller Shooting craps' in lunch. Arlene Miller: Running down 12 flights of stairs in my pajamas during a fire alarm at 1:00 a.m. All the great times in band, and the day my brother passed out during band practice. Dan Mitchell: Getting caught with a Playboy. Scott Murphy Seeing how sick and miserable I could make myself by los- ing 25 lbs. freshman year to make the varsity wrestling team. Jeff Nagle: 11th grade typing. Bill Pellas Doing the wave in Mr Bern s class, counting EJ's, making the Fashion Catalogue.'' the time Mr. Lantzy and Mr Bern found the cartoons I made of them, and playing Crippled Oil Refinery in Chemistry I. Kevin Petrunyak: The big day and all the times I had with my friends. Kim Petrunyak: Junior prom night, the day Jen and I carried Jackie M through B pod Jeff Pierce: When bringing Bill Novak s snow mobile home from Vo-Tech and the top blew off then a bus hit it. spitting on the ceiling in the lav. and cleaning it for 2 weeks Carla Pisaeno The time I was with S.Y. and J.O., I tripped over a kerosene heater and embarrassed myself so bad Mike Platt Alan Slavisky and the Baby Fae controversy. Denis Presloid: The time I got put in the corner in P O D. my senior year by Mr Hricko. and Tilly’s and my 'good old times with Ducky before the N.C. pep rally. Don Presloid When Jeff dropped his lunch on his lap. All the parties below the little house with the regulars. Mariam Prevost: All the unforgettable times I've shared with my special friends, the first senior gathering, and when we all stayed at L R s. Rhonda Puleo: My free tour of the boy's lav.. George saying. Okey dokey ' to a machine, and Lisa's lucky number 3. Dave Rayba 11th grade math. Lisa Rizzo: All the great times I've spent with the gang. The first senior bash Band trip my junior year. Barbara Rosian All the fun times I had eating lunch with T.S. 46 Tina Rusnak Freshman year in Mr. Arnold's class with Michelle and Bill Kathy Saltsgiver: P.O.D. class with D M. Can Scarpaci May 20. J.B.'s end of the year party and the day B.K. pushed my chair out from under me in lunch. Patty Sclesky: The day Tom Donahue and I went around. Feb. 4. 1983 and the Jar. the 'CKP'. tech drawing and dtlibtrattly forgetting my band pants on the Rorida trip. Andy Semelsberger Getting in trouble in Sergeant Komor s studyhalls. Jennifer Shaffer Beating Norwin in volleyball Paula s and my intelligent conversation on the V B. bus. Driving to Ashville with Cathy at 90mph The day Kim and I carried Jackie through B pod. Greg Shank: Doing a speech for Mr Baran on dog training. Francis Sherry When Jeff Pierce lost the hood of the snowmobile Chris Shevock: When C.G. and I got caught drinking. Vicki Short S.S. party When Viola almost blew up the chemistry room The night I stayed at S B s house. F.H.A. trip to Bethel Park l an Shortencarner Lunch mods Sean Simpson The pie party, the F T and Olive, the lock out at Pizza Hut. G I M P s. summer of 84. Alan Slavic sky Dec 22. 1982. and the day when 1 started Spanish II and Trig Michael Smychynsky The night Roundhead attacked Rummy with a pum- pkin pic. and the day Ymg threw the bat at Mr Douty The Superbowl par ty and the summer of '84. Tammy Smychynsky: The day Sandy proved guys and girls are equal and anything guys can do. girls can do better. Tammy Sponsky Running away with P K.. making a mess at lunch with P K . B R .J W . B H . M S.. AND P K remember the brownies in Rorida Sherry Seal When 1 was in Mr Tin nick's room and I fell backwards on my chair and he and the class laughed at me Terry Scoltz: Getting kicked out of Mr A s English class. Norman Sconeberg Junior year prom with Humpty Dumpty. Mod. Samen, and Tazmanian Devil. Greg Storm Picking on Boley John Scoy When a tray of spaghetti fell on Jeff P. Bruce Stnttmatter Meeting a skunk at the cabin. Ken Strittmatter Alan Slaviscky and the Baby Fae controversy. Michael Strittmatter: The Grubosky days. Mary Ann Smyosky: Patty K and Tammy S. remember the brownies in Florida. Jennifer Thiec: Getting caught with Dan M's porn book and R.L., V. U., and T.L. and 1 getting called to the office for having it. Brian Toseki Officer Murphy's scotch party The pie party The F T Vmcetta Treler: Getting killed out of class. Sandy Tnnkley When 1 proved girls are equal to guys. Vicki Urban The day D M passed his porno book in studyhall. then T. L . R.L.. and I got called to the office for taking it from him Going to Altoona with the gang. Matt Vencsky: The time Ying missed Mr. Douty with a baseball bat. and when Ying and Flumph tore the volleyball net out of the gym floor The class song sung in physical education. Emil Vermeulin All the R.O.T.C. field trips and the water battles I had in Ohio Helen Visnyiczke: My freshman year when we went to Ohio and got in trouble with the school board for drinking on the trip. 8th mod with Schelley. Bee. and Brenda Michele Weaver Skipping the lunch line everyday with Cheryl, happy memories of being a majorette. 'SOC '. the CKP. Feb. 4. 1983. Beverly Weber: The time in O P when I went to move Carlene s file box and all of her files fell all over the floor. The nights we did some art work in Colt town. The night we went to the Flotel and Carlene went to the bathroom and came out with her zipper and pants unbuckled and her future boyfriend saw her. Pam Weber The night we did some art work in Colt town. The time Carlene K and I were about to go on Scembogan Hill and were getting remarks from people on the skilift because we chickened out. Sherry Weber The first senior gathering, sharing the weird times with Pie- face and with L.R.. and my freshman year Michael Wendekier Late to make up hours for being late Tammy White: Getting called to the office because I belonged to the CKP The party at L.B. s brothers. Juanita Wilt Eating lunch with T.S and the time a girl asked J.H. if he wanted to have a frop with her Stacey Yablinsky Hashing a military cop in Ohio. Bill Yahner: '83-'84 Penn Cambria, junior year libraries. Tom Yannitelli: Mr Douty's physical education class junior year. Jim Yeager: The superior pool shooting skills of Brian D. and myself at Shave's house and suffering the consequences of repeated victory celebra- tions with The Moosehead Gary Yeckley: When Ying swung the baseball bat and it flew out of his had and almost hit Mr. Douty in the head Janice Yeckley The nights we did some art work down in ' Colt town and Brenda was the getaway driver with Pam. Bev. and Carlene. and me Mark Zeanchock: English class with Yeager and Zenone my junior year. John Zenone The summer night I and my fellow associates decorated the drive-in and most of St Benedict. Mike Zenone The ski trips to Blue Knob 47 Seniors’ Likes and Ambitions Brian Oops Albright Likes: I.C. Light with V8 Juice, Hanging Loose with the Gang, Parties at the cabin, Relax- ing to WDVE Ambition: To Hang Loose and become a Micro Biologist. James Sam Anna Likes: Good looking girls, listening to Bruce Springsteen, and going to the beach. Ambition: To get a good job and to have fun. Mary Kay Bo Anna Likes: Having a good time, Being with friends and family. Cruising the ridge. Ambition: To find a good paying job and see and do everything there is in life. Janette Net (Moa) Bailey Likes: Fridays, Dances, and be- ing with friends. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt. Joe Baran Likes: money and girls. Ambition: To be successful. Barry Barrett Likes: To Hang Loose, singing in the shower, and to have fun. Jim Bassett Issy” Likes: Girls, Genesee, skiing. Ambition: To get a job when I get out of school. Donna M. Bell D. Bell Likes: Playing bagpipes, being with friends, and going to the mall with A. to shop and see a movie. Ambition: To be successful in anything that I wish to do and to own a townhouse and a sports car. Paula Marie Bender Likes: Having a good time With my friends, good music and weekends and holidays. Ambition: To reach all the goals I set for myself in life. John Pepperoni Berringer Likes: Sports, having a good time and going 4-wheeling in the Beast. Ambition: To make it through college and have a happy life. Melissa Missy; Misky Whiskey” Bertram Likes: Parties, listening to WDVE and drinking Genesee beer, good times with my friends and a special someone. Ambition: To leave PA and get a good job. Linda Bobby Likes: Going out with friends, my family, and going to the pile. Ambition: To go to college and become an X-ray technician. Linda Bog Bogus Likes: The ocean, fireplaces, and Penn State football games. Ambition: To fulfill my dreams by making it through college and marrying a special someone. James P. “Bos Bosar Likes: Football, hunting and riding my 4-wheeler. Ambition: To be an engineer and retire at age V). Shawn Marie Bosar Likes: Unicorns, Zingers, cheesecake and popcorn. Ambition: To live a successful and happy life and fulfill all my dreams. Glenn Soup I Campbell Likes: Women!, The Dude's class and jumping the fence. Ambition: To marry a southern bell. Scott Soup II Campbell Likes: Girls, jumping the fence, and hunting. Ambition: To party with A1 and Mike Duman. Cathy Kate Caracciolo Likes: Going out with that special someone, my friends, and my family. Ambition: To be suc- cessful and happy with life. Viola Christine Vi Caretti Likes: A challenge, all sports, and friendly people. Ambition: To be happy, healthy, and rich. Lisa Flicker Cavallo Likes: Rainbows, unicorns, and horses. Ambition: To own a restaurant. Randall Patrick Randy; Payton Cence Likes: Football, be- ing home, and Hunting. Ambition: To get a good job that I like. Denise Charney Likes: Partying, rock-n-roll, being with C.M., and my friends. Ambition: To get a good paying job. George Churella Likes: Crazy people, wild parties, and beer (Genesee). Ambition: To get out alive. Doris Dee Chverchko Likes: Guys, having a good time, and friends. Ambition: To graduate from college and get a good job. Bruce Mouse Colberg Likes: Girls, jumping the fence at the football games and Vo-Tech, and partying till you're par- tied out. Ambition: To have enough money to party all I want. Sean Cunningham Likes: Beer, parties, and hanging loose with the gang. Ambition: To hang loose till I die, and to become a stud like the Wild F. Annette Shorty DaBella Likes: my guy, weekends, and shopping for clothes. Ambition: To get married and have a wonderful family. Thomas J. Tom Davis Likes: To go four wheelin in the Bronco and have a good time. Ambition: To get a job and become rich. Natalie Diane Nat the Gat Depto Likes: being normal, friends, and getting excused from Physics tests. Ambition: Get a Doctorate in Anthropology and become undigestably rich. Brian Joseph Domalik Likes: Golf, North Carolina, and Family Ambition: To become a Pharmacist and own a golf course. Tom Napsack Donahue Likes: Parties at the cabin, skipp- ing with M.W., AND hanging loose. Ambition: To graduate from college without a social disease. Diana M. Donahue Likes: Animals, Sunday trips to the Pitt- sburg zoo, and money. Ambition: To be a Veterinarian and possibly the President. Jacqueline Jackie (Keys) Ann Dotts Likes: Good parties; being with family and friends, and Motley Crue Ambi- tion: To get of Pennsylvania and make something of myself. Dena Dowey Likes: Rainbows, being with family and friends, and no homework Ambition: To live a full and happy life Allan Doobie Duman Likes: My very special girl, all kinds of food, and jumping the fence. Ambition: EMT — police officer. Paul Eckenrode Likes: Partying, Budweiser, eating. Ambi- tion: To be successful in whatever I do. Rebecca Buckey Eckenrode Likes: Being with my friends, long walks, and snow. Ambition: To make something of my life. Michelle Chell Farabaugh Likes: Spending time with my special guy. Having a good time. Ambition: To live a full and happy life. Thomas Confusish Firment Likes: Hunting, girls and Chevy Trucks. Ambition: To get out of school and get a good job. Bill Billy Fogle Likes: A special girl, Budweiser, and jam- ming out. Ambition: To live life to it's fullest and have many more WILD TIMES. Brenda Fred Frederick Likes: Cheesecake, Pepsi, and shopping with Mike. Ambition: To be happy, successful and loved. Teresa Freeda-Lay, (liters) Mary Fredo Likes: Being with family and friends, weekends and saying good-bye to that 48 certain someone. Ambition: To be successful in anything I attempt and finding that special someone. Tim Gabrielson Likes: Cars, hunting and girls with blue eyes and blonde hair. Ambition: To get my diploma. Kimberly A Kimmie Glass Likes: The ocean, rainbows, and red Ferrari's and family. Ambition: To become a suc- cessful lawyer and live in Hawaii and play volleyball with Tom Selleck. F.d Sped Gray Likes: Jumping the fence, girls, and food. Ambition: To graduate. Ronald Gray Likes: Hunting, and Motorcycle riding. Am- bition: To become successful in the Marine Corps. Caryn Yacky Gregory Likes: Having a good time with my friends, and R.P.G., and sports. Ambition: To get out of this place and to succeed in what I do in the future. (Becom- ing a Nurse) Stan Gwiz” Gwizdak Likes: Hunting, fishing, and riding my motorcycle. Ambition: To become a mechanical engineer. James Jim Hammond Likes: Skiing, Horror novels, and a certain someone. Ambition: To become a C.P.A., and live on Park Avenue and have all of the money in the world. Jeff Hardbar Harber Likes: Cruising in the cat, girls, and Hanging Loose. Ambition: To get a degree in Engineer- ing and graduate at the top of my class. Mary Ann Harris Likes: Weekends, spending time with my little sweetheart, and being with my friends. Ambition: To get a good paying job. Donald Don” Hartman Likes: Good jams (WDVE), and partying. Ambition: To get out of Patton and Make it on my own. Sandra Sandy Hertzog Likes: Partying with friends, DVE, and my special someone. Ambition: To pursue a nursing career. Bill Holtz Likes: Getting excused from Mrs. Depto's English tests, English class, and sports (basketball). Ambi- tion: To graduate from college with a }.6 grade pt. average. Bonita Ann Skipper” Hoover Likes: Guys, parties, and cold beer. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Carol Hoover Likes: Spending time with family and friends, traveling, and being with that special someone. Ambition: Nurse. Linda Hoov Hoover Likes: C.G., Dallas Cowboys, and spaghetti and meatballs. Ambition: To become the best physical therapist I can be. Michael Rat Horvath Likes: Football, girls, and beer. Ambition: To work hard at whatever trade and play football. Linda Marie Worm Hrubochak Likes: Being with family and friends, the weekends, and driving my dad's car. Ambi- tion: To become successful in whatever I attempt and to own a Z-28. Roger Rog Hull Likes: Girls, guns, and long weekends. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Jerome Jerry-Hump Humphrey Likes: Girls, a special so- meone from N. C, and the outdoors. Ambition: To become an officer in the U.S.A.F. Christopher The Fagman Ivory Likes: Computers, The Dr. Who Show Ambition: To become an engineer. Michael Mike Ivory Likes: Girls, parties, and Budweiser. Ambition: To win the Lotto, worth million. Frank Keith Keith Likes: Roller skating, swimming, and being With F A. Ambition: Commercial artist. Diane L. De Kelly Likes: Ubbie” §1, Michelob, and real friends. Ambition: To make it BIGTIME. John Littlejohn Kelly Likes: Good jams, having a good time, and WDVE. Ambition: To be an electrician. Marie C. Kelly Likes: Being with friends and family, Nicktown Dances, and vacations at Ocean City. Ambition: Pharmacist and to watch all 6 hours of Night Tracks. Cheryl Ann Kibler Likes: Spending time with family and friends, days when it's snowing, and long walks. Ambition: Occupational Therapist and to live every day to it's fullest. Shelley Bubbletubs Kim Likes: F.P.B., swimming, and having a good time. Ambition: To live a great life. Kevin L. Kirk Likes: Basketball, food and HBO. Ambi- tion: Physical Therapist or Athletic Trainer. Erick Leon Shave Kirkpatrick Likes: Parties, making peo- ple laugh, good looking girls, and sports. Ambition: To get an enjoyable job, get married, and live happily ever after. Glenn Alan Chicken Legs Kirkpatrick Likes: Watching “V with M.S., weight lifting, and good food. Ambition: Get through college and have a successful life. Carlene Carly Gizma Kirsch Likes: Going on shopping sprees, spending all my time with my very own Nittany Lion L.F., Boy George, going to parties, and hoping to make it home in one piece. Ambition: To spend my life with L.F., get a job I enjoy, and own a Trans-Am. Bevan Booties Kohan Likes: Automobiles, and reading. Ambition: To become a Pharmacist. James F. Jaime Kolonay Likes: Playing sports, acting, and singing. Ambition: To live the life of a well treated cat. David Dave Kovach Likes: Four-wheeling, trike riding, and Ford trucks. Ambition: To get a job operating heavy equipment. Helen Hel or BT Kovach Likes: To piarty, good times with my friends, and my bottle ofJ.D. Ambition: To work with computers. Patricia Pete Krejnus Likes: My diamond ring, loving B.G., and my precious son. Ambition: To get married to B.G., and go to a school for cosmetology. Wendy Little Mac Kuhn Likes: Dancing, skiing, and a special someone. Ambition: To become a dental assistant and possibly further my education or go into the dance field, to go to Hawaii, and to keepJ.M. happy. Eugene Gene Kutchman Likes: Partying with friends, nice cars, and pretty girls. Ambition: To get rich without working. Robert Bob LaBelle Likes: Girls, motor vehicles, and par- ties. Ambition: To go to college. Brenda Bren Lallemand Likes: To get drunk, go out with my friends. Ambition: To be happy in the future. Rochelle Shelle or Ro Lallemand Likes: J.K., having a good time, and going roller skating. Ambition: To be a Medical Laboratory Technician and to keepJ.K. happy. Brian Mudd Lang Likes: Cold beer, fast cars, and wild parties. Ambition: To get a good job, become rich, and get married. Rose Marie Rosie Lansberry Likes: Animals, thunderstorms, and my family and friends. Ambition: To get all life has to offer me, and find happiness with that special someone. Steve Lansberry Likes: A good looking girl, having a good time with my special girl. Ambition: To have a family and make a living. William Bill Lenz Likes: My family, having physical 49 education last two mods and taking your frustration out on someone, and being able to come home without any homework or the least it possibly can be. Ambition: Win the lotto and retire at 18 or as quickly as possible. Tammy Tam” Link Likes: Being with friends and family, and weekends. Ambition: Medical Secretary. Teresa Little Likes: Music, good times, and being with the Gang. Ambition: To live a happy and an enjoyable life. Bryan Lok Lokey Likes: Girls, parties, and fast cars. Ambition: To get a job. Sean Lynch Lynch Likes: Beautiful girls, good parties, and nice cars. Ambition: To get a good job and have a hap- py successful life. Melissa Miss Marinin Likes: Being with friends, having a good time, and sports. Ambition: To become a lawyer. Paul A. Masci Likes: Friends, social gatherings, and fun times. Ambition: To become a Physician. Jackie Mouse McCann Likes: Family, parties with lots of friends, and most of all, Teggs. Ambition: To grow and to make all my dreams come true. Diane Whoflump McCombie Likes: Being with FI.A., be- ing with K.S., S.K., and M.F., and ice skating. Ambition: To get married to FI.A. and succeed in life. Robert Bob McGowan Likes: Pizza, football, Pitt Pan- thers, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Ambition: To get rich. Mike M. D.' McMullen Likes: Fast cars, easy money and girls. Ambition: To get rich. Wayne McMullen Likes: Girls, good times, and cars. Am- bition: To be rich. Dave McMurray Likes: Beautiful girls with a great per- sonality, nice cars, and The Boss. Ambition: To get a good job, get married, and have the happiest life possible. Amy Lynn Erma Mertens Likes: Walking in snow, being with my friends and family, and Nicktown Dances. Ambi- tion: To make the most out of my life, and to live my life to the fullest. Anthony W. Tony Miller Likes: L. A. Lakers, food, and to have a good time. Ambition: To become an engineer. Arlene M. Miller Likes: Special someone (P.B.), Koala Bears, and yellow roses. Ambition: To be a Medical Technologist and to attend IUP. Don Moose Mitchell Likes: Genesse Beer, food and Fridays. Ambition: To F e a State cop. Scott Murph Murphy Likes: Athletics, food, and camping at Glendale. Ambition: To travel, make a million, and live happily and successfully in sunny California. Jeff Bob Nagle Likes: All sports, good music, and good times. Ambition: College. Bill Fernando Novak Likes: Cute girls, parties with the regulars, and Fridays. Ambition: To travel all over the world, get married, and be rich. William Wilbur, Tanner Pellas Likes: Sports, science fic- tion and fantasy, and rock and classical music. Ambition: To become a radio and TV personality. Kevin Petrunyak Likes: My friends, possessions, and parties. Ambition: To sit on the bench in front of the only 7-11 in Malibu. Kim Kimba Petrunyak Likes: Being with my special so- meone and my crazy friends, and partying. Ambition: To earn a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and have my own practice. Jeff Pierce Likes: Fast cars, fast girls, and easy money. Am- bition: To work for the Mob. Carla Pisaeno Likes: Swimming, all my good friends, especially S.Y. and C.H. and writing to N.R., a special guy. Ambition: I want to have a great marriage and be a fine career woman. Mike Flatt Platt Likes: FFoliday bashes, weekends, and WDVE. Ambition: To graduate. Denise DC Presloid Likes: Hanging with the 3 Muskateers, Parties with the regulars and usuals, and spen- ding special times with my family and friends. Ambition: To be rich and single; to come back to haunt Tilly. Don 2 Scoops Presloid Likes: Fast cars, listening to DVE, and The Boss. Ambition: To make it in life. Mariam Prevost Likes: Spending fun and special times with my family and friends, vacations, and treasured memories. Ambition: To make it through college, and to make the best of life with happiness and success. Rhonda Marie Rhonda Lou Bopp Puleo Likes: Rain- bows, Koala Bears, and spending time with family and friends. Ambition: To live a happy life, get a good paying job, and to find Mr. Right. Dave Rayba Likes: Cars, Bruce Springsteen, and having fun. Ambition: To get rich. Lisa Riz Rizzo Likes: Being Italian, singing, and all the special times I spent with my brother Paul, ones I'll always remember. Ambition: To be a successful cosmetologist. Barbara Ann Barb Rosian Likes: Fridays at 3:15, weekends, and that special someone. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. Tina Bopper Rusnak Likes: Getting wasted, rock-n-roll, and my boyfriend Ambition: To be rich and take it easy the rest of my life. Kathy Shorty Saltsgiver Likes: Being with G.S., Home Economics classes with D.M. and everyone else, and last two mods with D.M., typing. Ambition: To become a Secretary. Cari Scarpace Likes: Being with that special someone, weekends, and having good times with friends. Ambition: To go to college and get a good career and one day get mar- ried and have a family. Patricia Pilsbury Patty” Lee Sclesky Likes: Time spent with my family and friends, guys with pretty eyes and listening to The Boss. Ambition: To make my second million before I'm 21, and to catch up on my sleep. Andy Henroids Semelsberger Likes: Skipping school, par- ties, and being with the crew. Ambition: To get a job and enjoy life to the fullest. Jennifer Jen Shaffer Likes: Family, being with my crazy friends, sports, and pizza and guys' legs. Gregory Gregg Shank Likes: WDVE, good times and good friends. Ambition: To be an electrician. Francis Butch Sherry Likes: Cruising around Altoona in the summer, going to Nicktown Dances and working on my car. Ambition: Go to a trade school to get a good job. Christine Chris” Shevock Likes: Our star, a beautiful sunrise and the weekends. Ambition: To be Scott's wife and have 24 kids. Vicki Ann Short Likes: Good times with family and friends, parties, and going for long rides. Ambition: To become a Cosmetologist and a teacher. Dan Shorty” Shortencarrier Likes: Lots of food, long vaca- tions, and being with that special someone Ambition: To obtain a good job and have a happy life. Sean Roundhead Simpson Likes: Penn State, parties, and having a good time. Ambition: To have longevity. Alan Joseph Crazy Al Cobicky” Slavicsky Likes: Girls, Electric Boogieing, Chug-a-lug parties, and jamming out with WDVE. Ambition: To become the first highly suc- cessful multi-millionaire D. J. broadcaster on the moon. James C. 'Meatball' Smith Likes: Hunting and sleeping. Ambition: To lead a successful life with that special someone. Mm fuel Joseph Sweetcheeks Smychynsky Likes: Social ditherings with the G.I.M.P.S., Fee Waybill and the Tubes, nd Dr. Pepper and Schweppe s Gingerale. Ambition: To be totally successful at anything I attempt throughout my il- lustrious life. Tammy Face Smychynsky Likes: Parties, good friends, and WDVE. Ambition: To own my own shop. Tammy Nam Sponsky Likes: Guys in fast cars, boozing it up on the weekends. Ambition: To get out of this place. Sherry Cee Sral Likes: Being with my friends, parties, and special friend R.W Ambition: To succeed in life. Terry Ter Stoltz Likes: Weekends, good friends, and all the good times with C M. Ambition: Mt. Aloysius for Legal Secretary. Norman Stoney Stoneberg Likes: Parties with the regulars, easy girls, and weekends. Ambition: To marry some rich old bitty ready to croke. Greg Blizzard, Smegg, Stork Storm Likes: Weekends. Ambition: To have a good job. John Jack Stoy Likes: Going to parties and weekends. Ambition: To be rich. Bruce Strittmatter Likes: Parties, girls, and alcohol. Ambi- tion: To see the sun rise in the west. Ken Strittmatter Likes: Pizza, parties, and football. Ambi- tion: Electrical Engineer. Michael J. Strick” Strittmatter Likes: Skiing, Moto-cross racing, having good times with all my friends. Ambition: To become successful in what ever 1 do. Mary Ann Macka Symosky Likes: Being with good friends, going for long drives, and spending time in Virginia. Ambition: To become a nurse. Jennifer Jen Thiec Likes: Friends, weekends, and going shopping. Ambition: To make it through life and be successful. Brian Diff Toseki Likes: Pitt, partying, summers at the lake. Ambition: To move to Hollywood, meet Rodney Dangerfield, and earn a little respect. Vincetta Tedda Trexler Likes: Rollin down the highway in a 18-wheeler with my special someone, raising heck in the lav, and running around all the time. Ambition: To have a healthy baby in May and be a good wife. Sandra Sandy or Sam Trinkley Likes: C-town parties, be- ing with friends and having a good time, and WDVE and Eddie The Cruisers. Ambition: To move out of town and get a job. Vicki Vic Urban Likes: Being with my special someone, weekends, and crazy times with my friends. Ambition: To be successful in whatever 1 do. Matt Venesky Likes: Sports, friends, good times, and a fresh sunny early morning. Ambition: To die rich. Emil Sam” Vermeulin Likes: Weekends, Christmas vaca- tion, and listening to good rock-n-roll. Ambition: To be successful in the Air Force and to live life one day at a time. Helen Anne Snitz, Snitzel Visnyczke Likes: Being with my family and friends, going to dances, and having a good time wherever I go. Ambition: Planning to go to college for P I and to marry tha special someone and be happy. Michele Chell Weaver Likes: Weekends, camping, and spending time with my family and my special someone. Ambition: To go to college, get a job, be successful, and someday get married. Beverly Weebles” Weber Likes: Having a good time with my friends, Miami Dolphins, L. A. Raiders, and weekends. Ambition: To be an accountant for a football franchise and to marry that special someone and be happy. Pamela J. Webhead, Webby Weber Likes: Weekends, sharing good times with friends and family, and especially Mr. Boyle's green pants. Ambition: To be a successful Laboratory Technician. Sherry Ann Sherry Snowflake Weber Likes: Family, shar- ing good times with my friends, Christmas lights, and especially Mr. Boyle’s checkered pants! Ambition: To become a successful Occupational Therapist. Michael Pork Wendekier Likes: Skipping with T.D., par- ties at the cabin, and Hanging Loose. Ambition: To be ranked 1 in the senior class. Tammy White Likes: Being with my special someone, weekends, pizza, and going to the pile. Ambition: To go to college and be successful. David Williams Likes: Parties, weekends, and Jack Daniels. Ambition: To graduate from college. Juanita Marie Nita or Banana Wilt Likes: My precious son, a very special someone, and my ring. Ambition: To become an accountant, get married, and lead a very happy life. Stacey Shorty Yablinsky Likes: Being with R.B., weekends, and slow music. Ambition: To get married and spend my life with R.B. William Bill Yahner Likes: Eating, flying, and car tunes. Ambition: Pilot. Thomas Ting Yannitelli Likes: Music, eating, and sum- mer. Ambition: Professional Musician. James Yeggs Yeager Likes: Football, beer, and especially Mouse. Ambition: To get a good paying job and live it up. Gary Yeckley Likes: Days’off work and school, weekends, and having a good time. Ambition: To become wealthy and be happy while doing it. Janice Jan Yeckley Likes: Being with my friends, going on shopping sprees, and having time to do what I like Ambition: To achieve all that I attempt and to just be happy. Mark Turtle Zeanchock Likes: Girls, Genesee, and skiing. Ambition: To succeed in anything I do. John Zenone Likes: Sports, eating, and partying Ambition: College education and then the family life. Michael Mike Zenone Likes: Pizza, skiing, and baseball. Ambition: To go to college. ( tn ( ( o CLASS OFFICERS — Pres. — Edgar Link; Vice-Pres.. Scott Kranr. See. — Kim Zanoni; Marianne Adams John Anna Kevin Anna Treas. — Jeff Polites Edna Bailey Barry Baker Brian Baker Germaine Baker David Bearer Kelly Bearer Renee Bender Dennis Born Lori Born Ronald Bncker Jacqueline Brothers Germain Burkhart Barbara Burskey Patricia Byrne Lisa Byrnes Jodi Campbell Kimberly Carpinello Angela Ceccoli jfr 1 Kimberly Cicero Michele Conrad Annette Cronauer Deborah Crowell Lynne Dietrich Carrie Dodson Nancy Dranchak Phyllis DeSalvo Kimberly Eckenrode Robert Eckenrode William Eckenrode Lcann Ernest Grace Farabaugh Jeffrey Farabaugh Laura Farabaugh Carnanne Fedorko Michelle Fox Gina Franceschim Gus Gabnelson If! S C.raig Gates Tor Gabrielson Theodore Gerlesky Michael Getsy Doreen Giarth Chris Gibbons Nancy Glass Cindy Gobert Wayne Gray Renee Gresh Richard Gwizdak Randy Haggerty Scott Henry Tina Ivory Aaron Kelly Jennifer Kennedy Michelle Kinney Edward Leonard Ronald Link Craig Lieb LaVaughn Link Angela Luther Ronald Macalus Carrie Mandrick Angela Marra Dawn Maykovich James McCann Christine McConnell Tanya McCoy Karen McNulty Dawn Merrill Crystal Miller Ronald Miller Russell Miller Susan Miller Richard Mulhollen Karen Owens Samuel Pagano Mary Kay Phillips Jeffrey Pollies Tina Prevosi Kris Price Robert Ramgh Chris Ramsey Edward Rcber Michael Reman Rodney Ropp Jill Routch Carolyn Rusnak Carmen Scarpaci Brett Schreyer Rebecca Scott Melinda Selby Brenda Sell Harvey Shaw Denise Sheehan Donna Shero Dawn Sherry JoAnn Sherry Rep Sherry Joseph Shcvock Daniel Sigrist Nancy Short Kevin Smith Eugene Smithmyer Steven Smolko Kristina Smychynsky Joanie Sober sky Kelly Solomon Gloria Spacht Melissa Spacht Sandra Sral Faye Stiles Mark Stockley Carl Scoltz Barry Stoy Michele Swarden James Thomas 60 Patricia Thomas Steven Van Ormer Jean Venesky Joseph Weakland Millette Weakland Marlene Weber Michael Weiland Lori Westrick Sean Wet her son Kelley White John Wilt Tracey Worchesky Raymond Yeager William Yeckley Pictures Not Available Stephanie Ellerbee. Bernard McConnell. Christina Phillips. John Shutty Mark Yeckley Kimberly Zanoni JUNIORS 61 Christine Anna Michael Anna Dina Baldacchino Jane Balzano John Bertram. Jr. Lori Beunier Leonard Brown Theresa Burgoon Thomas Busunis David Campbell Arnold Caretti Kelly Cence Kelly Christoff Lucille Chverchko Mark Ciezobka Cynthia Colberg Veronica Colberg Thomas Cunningham Thomas Cymbor DeDea Edward Theodore Depto Lori Dietrich Dennis Doughty Allen Dow 111 Melissa Dubyak Amy Duclo Robert Duclos Jill Dunlap Barbara Eckenrode John Eckenrode Scott Edmiston Stephen Engle Thomas Ertter Michelle Fabert David Farabaugh Michael Farabaugh 63 Pamela Farabaugh Emily Fees Elaine Fiasco Loraine Fiasco Joseph Fisanick David Fogle Dominic Fredo Laura Freeman Norman Fulton Glenn Gibbons Renee Gibbons Theresa Gibbons Christine Goldian John Green,Jr. Judith Gregory Brian Griffith Carolyn Grist Ronald Gwi dak Daryl Maluska Michael Maluska Robyn Mambley Sherry Mambley Dana Micks Robert Mimmel Melissa Hoilen Debbie Hoover Kim Hoover Michael Hoover Ronald Hoover Joseph Huber Neal Huber Jason Kelly Anissa Kensinger Deborah Kinney Jennifer Humphrey Mary Jenkins Edward Jodon Christine Keener Linda Kirsch James Kline Nicole Kinney Christa Kirsch Susan Krejnus Tammy Kroh Kimberly Kru£ James La Helle Lonny Lallemand Mark Lamont Sceven Lank horse Michelle Laco Thomas Lechene Kathleen Link Joseph Loughran Matthew Luther Cathy Luzier Ronald Mames Lone Magulick Christopher Marcuzzo Jodi Marinin William Marshall Melissa McDowell Kenneth McNulty Robert McNulty Shane Merriman John Mertens Brenda Miller Gerald Miller Michelle Miller Robert Mitchell James Nagle Naialie Nihart Linda Owens Susan Mutt holt Richard Myers Samantha Mozina Jeffrey Fellas Douglas Phillips Kimberly Pierce Sandra Presloid Jeannette Price Scott Price Patricia Risbon John Rizzo Lori Roman Brian Rosian Craig Rudolph Mary Saltzgiver Timothy Sammarco William Shaner Carrie Shell Mariann Shevock u I Renee Shortencarner Cynthia Shuma Dana Skupine Shawn Slavicsky Gerald Smilhmyer Bridget Smolko Mary Spacht David Sponsky Joseph Sral Richard Stewart Mark Stiffler Ann Stiles Kenneth Stockley James Stoltz Laurie Sunsen Rose Sunsen Clifford Sutton Christine Thomas Edward Thomas Paula Weakland Thomas Weakland William Weakland Lori White Andrea Whoiaver Timothy Wholaver Brian Winslow Robert Woodley David Yahner Edward Yeager Mary Yuhas John Zerbee Camera Shy: Brenda Benson.John Burkett. Tammy Farabaugh, Patrick Johnson, Sara Miller. Katrina Westlake. Wendy Adams Eric Ager Jeffrey Baker Mark Baker Regina Baker William Bassett Susan Bearer Michael Behe Michael Bertsh Laurie Bills Darin Bobby Vicki Bobby John Boland Timothy Brew Amy Brosch Jenifer Buck Annette Burkhart Kenneth Burkhart Michelle Burkhart Jessica Burskey Pamela Byrne Jamey Cavalet Mary Ann Churella Diane Chverchko Melanie Colberg Cheryl Contorchick Christina Crook Linda Cunningham James Cymbor Christine Darnell Bernadette Davis Victoria Delso Michael Depto Nora Depto Christopher Dibert Richard Dowey Katherine Dranchak Jason Dunlap Mary Eckenrod Donna Eckenrode Jennifer Eckcnrode Jay Elias Jennifer Ferrence Tina Fitzpatrick Denise Fogle Joan Fox Cheryl Frederick Kent Gates Andy Getsy Dean Gittings Michelle Glova James Gray Brenda Green Brian Gresco Patrice Hanchar William Harris Tracy Griffith Sandra Hambley Jennifer Haycisak Leanne Hertzog James Hicks Lyn Holtz Kenneth Hoover Kristin Hoover Sally Holtz Barbara Hoover Heather Ivory Jessica James 72 Edward Jenkins Brenda Keener Tammy Kelley Brian Kelly Jeriame Kensinger Paula Kirkpatrick Adam Ktrsch Christopher Kohan Kenneth Knse Richard Kronick Bryan Kurtz Tammy Kutruff Daniel Kuzar David Lansberry Teresa Lansberry Timothy Lansberry Cindy Lefebure Ronald Legrand Clement Susanne Lauer Lanzendorfer Thomas Letso Kirstie Lieb Jill Link George Lowmaster Cynthia Lubert Daniel Little Carleen Long Christina Magoulick Robert Maher 'lanae Mulraney Nancy Mutchock Lori Myers Sean Noel Kathleen O'Leary Marcie Pardee Carolyn Pellas Michael Prevost Mark Price Randal Reber Richard Rito Robert Schirf . i • Judith Scott Richard Sclesky Brenda Semelsberger Jennifer Serafin Karen Shank Patricia Shank Christine Shaw William Shu tty Tammy Simmons Laurie Scoltz Shawn Stoltz Martin Storm Leslie Scnttmatter Anthony Taranto Jacqueline Taylor Amy Terza Brian Thomas Darin Thomas Holly Thomas Jeffrey Weakland Marianne Wentz Jonetta Westover James Weymer Daniel Wilkie Loretta Weber Lynda Weber Robert Wetland Michele Willett Julie Wilt Kenneth Williams Nathan Williams Eric Yahner Karen Yeager Leah Yeager Hugh Yeckley Sandra Yeckley Shawn Yeckley Roxanne Yencho Marion Yuhas Mara Zalisnock Sharon Zaliznock Camera Shy: Terry Jones. Richard Lamont. Nancy Wilson. FRESHMEN 77 Anchor’s Away Ninety nine Cambria Heights students attend Admiral Peary Area Vocational Technical Schools. These students are divided into morning and afternoon classes. Aside from classes at Cambria Heights, Vo-tech students learn one of the seventeen trades offered at Vo-tech. There are also clubs the students may participate in such as DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America), HERO (Home Economics and Related Occupa- tions) and VIC.A (Vocational Industrial Club of America). Along with Cambria Heights there are eight other school districts that attend. They are Blacklick Valley, Bishop Car- roll, Conemaugh Valley, Central Cambria, Harmony, Northern Cambria, Penn Cam- bria, Portage. Although the seniors are anxious to graduate it won't be easy to say good- bye, but they will have their memories, new friends, teachers, bus rides, roaming the halls, and the many crackdowns by administration. CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY — Dan Bopp. Tim Kuzar. Dave Bopp. John Kelly. Greg Shank. Ed Gray AUTO MECHANICS — Pictured Greg Storm. John Stoy, Steve McMullen. John Shutty. Al Kurtz. Joe Weakland. Scott Kranz. Others: Glenn Campbell. WELDING — Pictured Bruce Colberg. Don Hartman Others: Brian Baker. Jeff Farabaugh Germaine Baker. Brian Ltrchene AUTO BODY — Pictured Barrv Baker. Ron Bncker. Rick Gwizdak. Dave Kovach. Brian Lokey. Scott Campbell. Others: Francis Sherry. 79 MASONRY - Pictured Jim Basset. Tom Washinsky. Joe Kibler, Ed Hertxog, Al Duman Others: Bill Earnest, Kevin Huber. Brian Lamont Ron Litzinger. COSMETOLOGY — Pictured Bridget Smolko. Christine Keener. Mary Spacht. Denise Presloid, Patty Thomas. Christine Kirsh. Others: Diane Kelly, Tammy Smychynsky, Lisa Berish. DRAFTING — Pictured: George Churella. Gary Hoover. Randall Kirsh. Others: Chris Ramsey. 80 AKPENTRY — Pictured Raymond Yeager. Itob Eckenrode. Michael Ivory. Bill Fogle. Others Mark Zetnchock. 81 AGRICULTURE — Pictured Brian Lang. Steve Lansberry. Carl Stoltz. Bill Weakland. Others: Michael McMullen. Bill Eckenrode DATA PROCESSING - Dawn Merrill. Helen Kovach, l.aura Kovach. Eugene Kutchman. Sean Weatherson. HORTICULTURE —- Pictured: Jim Smith, Amy Mertens Others. Mary Ann Harris. FOOD SERVICES - Pictured Becky Eckenrode, Sandy Trmkley, Marlene Weber. Nancy Short. Angie Luther Others: Joyce Himmel. Lisa Cavallo. 82 MACHINING — Pictured Brian Lefebure. Thomas Davis, Bernard McConnell. Bill Novak. Others. David Bearer. Gino Franceschmi. Ted Gerlesky. MARKETING — Pictured Rhonda Puleo, Mary Anna. Denise Charney. Others Melissa Bertram. Tina Rusnak. James Thomas. 83 ELECTRIC TECHNICIAN - Pictured Wayne McMullen. Trivia Pursuers In the year when Trivia Pursuit swept the coun- try, the sixty members of the 1985 Highlander yearbook staff became the masters of C.H. informa- tion. The staff searched for both the important and minor events that make up a large part of what many students will remember about the 1984-85 school year. After meeting an early November deadline for col- or senior portraits then battling about the color and design of the yearbook cover, the staff worked evenings and free periods during December, January, and February to meet the early March deadline to complete the book. All of the hours spent collecting information, iden- tifying pictures, laying out sections, and typing led to the creation of the Highlander whose value will be determined in the future by how well it helps this year’s students to answer the question Do you remember. . .? ’ EDITORS — Michele Weaver. Natalie Depco. Mariam Prevost, Lisa Kline. Angie Ceccoli. Advisor: Mr Paul Baran. SENIORS — Kim Glass. Mariam Prevosc. Sherry Weber. Tammy Link. Lisa Rizzo. Vicki Short, Cheryl Kibler, Linda Bobby. Can Scarpaci. Brenda Fredrick. Teresa Fredo, Paula Bender. Marie Kelly. Shawn Bosar. Brenda Lallemand, Michele Weaver. Arlene Miller, Kim Petrunyak, Cathy Caracciolo. 86 SPORTS — Lisa Brynes, Scan Simpson. Brian Toscki. Michclc Bolgar, Carolyn Rusnak. Jerry Humphrey. Kevin Petrunyak. Paul Masci. Mike Smychynsky. ACTIVITIES — Renee Gresh, Stephanie Ellerbee, Marianne Adams. Jackie Brothers. Mitzi Swarden. Dawn Maykovich, Russ Miller. Dawn Sherry. Annette Cronauer FACULTY — Doreen Giarth, Rochelle Lallemand. Mary Ann Symosky. PHOTOGRAPHERS — Tammy White. Patty Sclesky. Marjorie Hite, Wendy Hoover 11 s We Are the C h a m P i o n s DIRECTOR — Mr. John R Elias MAJORETTES — Dana Skupme. Dawn Maykovich. Carrie Mandirck. Valerie Ertter-Galczynski. BAG PIPERS — Donna Bell. Tammy Pierce. Rachel Stewart DRUM MAJOR — Brenda Conrad. Kelly Christoff. Michele Conrad. Edna Bailey. RIFLES — Rightside: Linda Hrubochak, Tam Reiger. Ann Weilend. Lori White, Carleen Long. Cynthia Shuma. Christine Sousa. Kristie Lieb. 2nd Row: Tish Kibler, Tammy White. Pamela Weakland, Kelly Once. Ralph Van Ormcr. John Watt. Dena Dowey. Michelle Farabaugh. Renee Shortencarrier, Christine Shuma. Sandy Verdavior. Debbie Kinney, Rochelle Laliamand. Hanchar. Jennifer Eckenrode. Michele Hotten, Leah Yeager. Gina Baker, Carolyn Rusnack, Jennifer Buck. Jamey Cavalett, Roger Hull. 5th Row. Jack Boland. Thomas Ertter, Bill Lena, Jason Dunlap. Bill Bender. John Ferrence, John Wilt. Mark Stiffler FLAGS — 6th Row Wendy Kober. Jennifer Humphrey. Caroline Pellas, Smychynsky. Dana Hicks. Kathy O'Leary. Jeannette Price, Jill Link. Melissa Dubyak. Tammy Miller. Tammy 88 Michelt Weaver. Mane Kelly. Linda Bogus.Jill Routch. Martha Bensor ASSISTANT DIRECTOR — Mrs Russ Miller. BAG PIPERS — Melanie Radomsky. Melissa Spacht. Paula Bender RIFLES — Leftside: my Link. Vicki Urban, Natalie Depto 1st Row: Helen Vismskye. Annette Cronauer. Jennifer Serafm. Rhonda Mozina. Wendy Smith. Annette Burkhart. Lisa Byrnes. Linda Kirsch. Barb Burskey. Dina Baldacchmo. Cheryl Fox. Michelle Swarden. Jrd Row. Cindy Lefebure. Julie Wilt, Jay Elias, Tammy Kutruff. Arlene Miller. Anne Brenda Polisky, Suzanne Laver. Linda Bobby. Melissa Weymer. Tina Crook. 4th Row: Melissa Nagle, Patrice Becky Scott. Eric Yahner. Richard Scelesky, Hugh Yeckley, Patrick Farabaugh. Kevin Smith. Shawn Bosar. Anna. Steve Van Ormer.J R Stewart. Kevin Kirk. Mary Ann Symosky. Mike Anna. Andrew Wills. Jennifer Barb Eckenrode. Mary Thomas. Dawn Lake, Jackie Cramer. Lori Born. Kelley White. Jennifer Kennedy. Kristy Simmons, Sabrina Koontz. Absent for the Photo: Jerry Miller, Dave Miller and Patty Sclesky. 'Tp he Cambria Heights Highlander Band started this past year's marching season with a trip to South Carolina and Florida. In South Carolina the band competed in the An- nual Sun Festival Parade. Then it was off to sunny Florida! There the band made ap- pearances at Epcot Center, Disney World and Circus World. Back home again the band began to practice for the Penn- sylvania State Legion Parade at Hershey, Pa. All the practicing paid off and the Highlander's were once again champions, making this the ninth con- secutive State Legion Championship. For football season the band perfomred The Sounds of the British Regiment. March of the Yellow Ribbon, and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The excellent performance of these shows brought the crowds to their feet in standing ovation more than once. For the Annual Christmas Concert the band performed old favorites such as It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and Jingle Bells” along with the medleys; Christmas Moods and Christmas Medley and the classical “Hymn of Brother-Hood. For the Spring Concert the band performed Willie Nelson in Concert, Send in the Clowns, The Seventies, Big Band Classics and more. Things most remembered are initiations, practice, trips, and the satisfaction of a job well done. 89 Hoops and Flash Flags Kneeling Michele Weaver. Mane Kelly. Linda Bogus. Standing Dana Skupine, Dawn Maykovich.Jill Routch, Carrie Mandrick. Martha Bensot ' p he 1984-85 Majorettes consisted of 8 hardworking girls. Under the leadership of captain, Marie Kelly, routines were created, taught, and performed at parades, pep-rallies, and football games. This year hoops, and flash flags were added to the half-time shows for added flash and color. Also, the girls performed on the sidelines along with the cheerleaders to many popular tunes. Along with the hard work of being a majorette are the good times that all the girls will remember, such as: initia- tion, cake and scrapbooks for the football players, flowers for seniors, pep talks, the Senior Sign, the majorette van, and fireworks of the N.C. game. These moments will remain with the 84-85 majorettes for a lifetime. Five Sergeants Lead Guards FLAGS — Kneeling: Jill Link. Timmi Fisanick. Sabrina Koontz. Tammy Miller. Kathy O'Leary. Mary Thomas. Tammy Simmons. Dawn Lake. Carolyn Fellas Sitting Above Barb Eekenrode. Dana Hicks. Jennifer Humphrey. Kristy Smychynsky. Jennifer Kennedy. Viola Carelli. Lisa Rizzo. Lon Born. Kelley White. Jackie Cramer. Melissa Dubyak, Wendy Kober CAMBRIA - 'T1 his year's Cambria Heights colorguard was one of the most colorful and exciting groups yet. The rifles had not one but five sergeants. Together, these five seniors practiced their four underclassmen and made many difficult, but dazzling routines. The flags, consisting of five seniors and 11 underclassmen, worked very hard to coordinate their group. The outcome of their tiring practices was flashy routines never before attempted. SENIOR COLORGUARD — Tammy Link. Natalie Depto. Captain Viola Caretti. Sergeant Lisa Rizzo. Linda Hrubochak, Vicki Urban. RIFLES — Kneeling Captains Linda Hrubochak. Tammy Link. Natalie Depto. Vicki Urban. Back Brenda Con- tad. Edna Bailey. Micki Conrad. Kelly Christoff. 91 Mr Eltas OFFICERS - From Set Arlene Miller. Treat Donna Bell V Pret Paula Bernier Bat k Librarian Annene Oonauer. Pret Drum Major: Russ Miller MANAGERS — Jamie Cavalet,John Wan.John Wilt SENIORS — Front: Bill Lenz, Kevin Kirk. Roger Hull Back Dena Dowey. Arlene Miller, Linda Bobby, Shawn Bosar, Tammy White, Mary Ann Symosky, Cheryl Kibler. Rochelle Lallemand, and Helen Visnyiczke BAGPIPERS — Front: Donna Bell. Paula Bender. Back: Tammy Pierce. Melanie Radomsky. Rachel Stewart. Melissa Spacht. SENIOR BAGPIPERS — Paula Bender. Donna DISTRICT BAND — Srttmg Patty Sdesky. Paula Bender (Abo participating in Regional Band) Standing Carolyn Ruinate. Donna Bell COUNTY BAND — Sitting: Carleen Long. Jennifer Serafm. Donna Bell. Paula Bender. Arlene Miller. Leah Yeager Standing: Jay Elias. Russ Miller. J R. Stewart. Mark Stifler. Carolyn Rusnak. Becky Scott. Regina Baker 93 150% Better First Row: Denise Fogle. Holly Thomas. Stephanie Ellerbee. Vicki Short, Annette Cronauer, Nancy Short. Tina Magulick. Sandy Yeckley, Renee Bender. Karen McNulty. Second Row Missy Mortensen. Brenda Miller. Theresa Little. Tammy Kutruff. Julie Wilt. Tracy Adams. Carrie Fedorko. Missy Hollen, Chris Shaw. Annette Burkhart. Third Row: Janice Yeckley. Jeannette Price. Carlene Kirsch, Marian Yuhas, Dawn Marshall. Christine McConnell. Donna Nagle. Pam Weber. Michelle Glova, Becky Shcro. Lisa Kline Fourth Row Kristin Hoover. Melanie Colberg. Marilyn Washington. Lori Roman. Gina Turko, Kimberly Eckenrode, Wendy Hoover. Sue Krejnus. Doreen Giarth, Kim Krug. Absent From Photo: Rose Lansberry and Lori Kosicki. his year proved to be very prosperous for the Future Homemakers of America. Not on- ly was there a 150% increase in membership, but also a 150% in- crease in enthusiasm. Under the supervision of Mrs. Debra Yablin- sky, the girls participated in com- munity services such as Adopt-a- Grandparenf ’ at Haida Manor and Playhour at Carrolltown, Patton, and Hastings. The officers spent many hot summer hours preparing a blue ribbon display for the Cam- bria County Fair, planning a picnic with pizzazz, and scheduling the year’s events and activities. The most noted moments that will be remembered and treasured were the hilarious games at the pic- nic, induction night, the hundreds of Ham and Cheese sandwiches, after school meetings, late night phone calls, 975 carnations, the Lancaster Trip, and trying to be the first to coax a guy to join. The OFFICERS — First Row: Vicki Short — State Officer, Lisa Kline — Secretary. Annette Cronauer — Public pleasantly Cooperated to Relations Officer. Nancy Short — Treasurer Second Row Mariam Prevost — President. Wendy Hoover — make this year FHA S finest. Vice President. Mrs. Debra Yablinsky — Advisor. Vicki Short and Mariam Prevost show the freshmen how to have fun. cheer from Lisa A little Christmas The gang is all here! Mr and Mrs. Claus (Michelle Glova and Annette Cronauer) listened to the long Christmas lists and distributed treats. Chris and Gina are brightening an elderly lady's day. Carlene. Mariam. Melanie. Kim. Brenda, and Wendy pose for the camera 95 One Hundred Eight Strong Voices First Row Cindy Colberg. Renee Gresh. Kelly Cence. Terry Anderson. Lisa Brynes. Lor. White. V.ek. Short. Angie Marra. Amy Ter a. Chuck Lenz. Tom Lechene. Bill Lenz. Sean Simpson. Ron Macalus. Joe Baran. Mike Horvath. Eric Kirkpatrick. Sam Pagano. Barb Burskey. Melissa IXibyak. Viola Caretti. Laurie Sunser. Second Row: Heather Ivory. Arlene Miller. Donna Bell. Carlene Long. Tammy White. Kim Petrunyak. Lisa Rizzo. Michele Weaver. Brenda Lallemand. Bob Maher. Jay Elias. Eric White. Doug Wagner. Ray McNulty. Mike Smychynsky. Paul Masci. Mike Wendekier. Carmen Scarpaci. Dominic Fredo. Chris Gob dun. Cindy Gobert. Renee Gibbons. Third Row Michelle Lato. Brenda Miller. Jackie Docts. Coleen McGlyn. Susanne Lauer. Vick. Bobby. Sue Bearer. Jill Link. Bryan Kurtz. John Wilt. Matt Link. Mark IXibyak. Tor Gabrielson. Tom YanneteUi. Rodney Ropp. Andy Wills. Scott Henry. Joe Homerski. Craig McNulty. Chris Colberg. Deb Kinney. Dawn Sherry. Leah Yeager. Chris Shuma Fourth Row Andrea Wholaver. Mariam Prevost. Jill Routch. Marie Kelly. Renee Shorten- carrier. Mary F.ckenrod. Kevin Smith. Alian Slav.sky. Kelly Solomon. Bob Ra.ngh. Arn.e Caretti. Jerry Burkhart. Paul Eckenrode. Kevin Anna. Jeff Polisky. Tom Donahue. Kim Eckenrode. Jaime Kolonay. Sue Miller. Angie Ceccoli. Janice Yeckley. Jenny Thiec. Fifth Row: Jerry Miller. Tom Errter. Eric Yeckley. Denny Borne. Jim Nagle. Kevin Kirk. Brian Toseki. J. R. Stewart. Bill Pellas. Ed Link. John Berr.nger. Craig Lieb. Gus Gabrielson. This year's chorale consisted of 108 members. This large group of people entertained almost 600 people at the Christmas and Spring concerts. At the Christmas concert the group performed numbers from Starlight.' Strangers in Bethlehem, to Swingin Jingle Bells,” and Christmas Feeling. In the spring, they performed a wide variety of songs including: Welcome to My World, Night and Day, Shine on Me, and Mountain Music. Also, a snappy dance routine was performed to Sweet Georgia Brown by the boys in chorale. 96 COUNTY CHORUS — First Row: Melissa Dubyak. Laurie Sunseri. Viola Caretti. Lisa Rizzo. Second Row: Kim Eckenrode. Becky Shero. Maryann Adams. Michele Willet. Renee Shortencarrier. Dana Hicks. Third Row Jaime Kolonay. Paul Masci. Sean Simpson. Joe Baran. Jay Elus. Fourth Row:Jerry Miller. Brun Toseki. Bill Lenz.J. R. Stewart. Andy Wills. Fir Row Tin Fkxpatnck. Terry Anderson. Renee Gresh. Vicki Short. Brenda Ullemand. Anna Phillips. Laune Sunsen. Tammy Simmons. Paula Vermeulm. Dana Bensh. Lisa Blake. Annette Dabella Second Row Renee Bender. Mary Eakenrod. Heather Ivory. Cynthia Lubert. Lisa Ri to. Cindy Colberg. Christy Nagle. Tanya McCoy. Barb fcekenrode. Viola Caretti. Timim Link. Renee Lubert. Dawn Sherry Row Three Carolyn Pellas. Michele Wdlet. Linda Hrubockak. Vicki Urban. Becky Shero. Kristy Smychynsky. Gloria Spacht. Patmia Han char Dana links. Lon Bills. Caryn Gregory. Phyllis Desalvo. Kim Eckenrode Row Four Mary Ann Adams. Vicki Bobby. Sherry Weber. Mariam Prevost. Nancy Glass. Michelle Lato. Dawn Marshall. Debbie Sherry. Janice Yeckley. Sherry Sral. Chris Col berg. Shelly Miller. Jennifer Thiec. Gina Turko ' p he Girls' Chorus, consisting of approximately 60 individuals, performed two exciting shows of song and dance for the Christmas 1 and Spring concerts. At the Christmas concert, they performed songs including Candles. The Gift, The Shepherd Boy. and Holiday Hoedown.” . In the spring, a wide variety of songs were performed including: The Winds of the 60 s — A Beatles Medley, a collection of songs from Walt Disney.” and Smgin in the Rain. Choreography was done to Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, in which the girls per- formed a jitterbug routine. REGIONAL CHORUS — J. R Scewart. Paul Masci. Brian Toseki. Scan Simpson.Jamie Kolonay. ACCOMPANISTS — Carolyn Pellas. Jay Elias. Paul Masci. Bill Pellas. Sam Pagano. Brian Toseki. Tom Yamtelli. Michele Wilier, Lisa Byrnes. Angie Marra 97 TUE VOICE Or TUE UiGWLANDEES Above STAFF — 1st Row Sandra Hambley. Vicki Short. Stephanie Ellerbee. Viola Caretti, Paula Vermeulin. Annette Cronaucr. Tanya McCoy. 2nd Row Michele Weaver. Tammy Link. Mariam Prcvost. Lisa Rizzo. Mary Eckenrod. Shawn Bosar. Mane Kelly, Jill Routch. 5rd Row Kim Petrunyak. Cathy Caracciolo. Dawn Marshall, Gina Turko, Carolyn Rusnak. Melinda Selby. Paula Bender. Becky Scott. Melissa Spacht. Natalie Depto. 4th Row Advisor — Mr William Schirf. Russ Miller, Tor Gabrielson. Kelly Solomon. Bill Pellas. Absent When Picture Was Taken: Tracey Worchesky, Rhonda Puleo. EDITORS — Shawn Bosar. Paula Bender. Viola Caretti. Natalie Depto, Bill Pellas, Mr William Schirf. PAPER SELLERS — Cathy Caracciolo, Kim Petrunyak. Lisa Rizzo, Vicki Short, Tanya McCoy, Carolyn Rusnak. Under the supervisor of Mr. William Schirf, the 1984-85 Plaid Talk staff — editors, reporters, typists, and circulation people — worked long, hard hours during the school day and at times, long into the night to create a newspaper that would both in- form and entertain CH students and faculty. To improve the paper, the staff used new title and lay-out designs, both of which received enthusiastic comments from the administation, faculty members, and the student body. REPORTERS — 1st Row Annette Cronaucr. Paula Vermeulin. Sandra Hambley. Stephanie Ellerbee. 2nd Row: Marie Kelly. Lisa Rizzo. Mary Eckenrod. Melinda Selby 3rd Row Gina Turko.Jill Routch. Mariam Prevost. Dawn Marshall 4th Row Tanya McCoy, Russ Miller. Kim Petrunyak Last Row Kelly Solomon. Tor Gabnelson. TYPISTS — Michele Weaver, Tammy Link, Becky Scott. Melissa Spacht, Carolyn Rusnak 99 J7IV68. R201, P099 Triumphant Smiles 1« Row Vicki Short. Laurie sunseri. Bernadette Dunegan. Annette Cronauet, Mandy Mozina 2nd Row Lori Roman. Jane Balzano. Jeannette Price, Susan Kre- jnus, Cindy Lubert, Kristina Smychynsky, Heather Letcher 1rd Row Advisor, Mr William Gormish, Paul Masci, Mike Smychynsky. Russ Miller. Mark Dubyak, Gina Turko. 4th Row: John Wilt. Tor Gabrielson. Bill Pellas.Jamie Kolonay, Chris Ivory. ORAL INTERPRETATION —Jamie Kolonay.Gma Turko. Tor Gabrielson 100 ' p his year's Forensics team, under the direc- tion of Mr. William Gormish, proudly finished the season carrying numerous blue rib- bons home. Seventeen students competed in the district competition at St. Francis. They were: Cynthia Lubert and Jeff Pellas — prose, Annette Cronauer and Jeannette Price — poetry, Tor Gabrielson and Jaime Kolonay — humorous drama, Gina Turko — serious drama, Heather Letcher and Mark Dubyak — infor- mative, Shane Merriman and Rob McNulty — declamation, Chris Ivory and Mandy Mozina — persuasive, Kristie Smychynsky and Lori Roman — girls extemporaneous, and Bill Pellas and Joe Huber — boys extemporaneous. Chris Ivory, Mark Dubyak, Tor Gabrielson, Jaime Kolonay, and Bill Pellas continued to compete at Penn State. Representing Cambria Heights, Bill Pellas flew to Fort Lauderdale. Florida to compete at the National Tourna- ment. The team will remember all the ribbons and all the times Mr. Gormish triumphantly smiled at the opposing coaches. PROSE — Laurie Sunseri, Vicki Short, Cindy Lubert, John Wilt, Kristina Smychynsky,Jeff Pellas, Bernadette Dunegan. PERSUASIVE — Mandy Mo2ina, Chris Ivory, Mike Smychynsky. Paul Masci. POETRY — Left to Right Annette Cronauer. Shane Mer- riman, Jeannette Price. Susan Krejnus. Rob McNulty, Lori Roman. 101 Up Where We Belong Ii he 1984 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 4, 1984 in the high school commons. The theme, Up Where We Belong, was chosen by the Junior class officers. The prom decorating committee consisted of several hard-working Juniors who were able to transform the commons area into a dreamland. Their diligence paid off in the end, as many people commented it was one of the best proms our high school has seen in a long time. It was also a night to remember for all who attended! 102 Another Active Year 104 1h R w |tdm Watt. Hame luta. Miram lmu . Turn Uni. Slew f fk. Ken W.llumv Brun Sprm cr Mldlum IUmv lldrti VsnycAc. Paula Vcimoclm. Tamm� Smutumv Run Ixjcrandc Barb Nolen. John Thermun Ml illiam Shane� Hmru Gibbum. Bernard R.� h� H Kim Ml'aii .’nd R.w Mike Urahau h .lenn (-Shorn Ken Kmc. Duo Mla nei Van Slaviyky Jaune favalet Adam Kimh Boh «eiland Roh M, Null� Joe Uui-Van.fhm Mareu o. Thomai Hevkn Middle Weakland. Cathy Venoky Van Noel Vd Row Mike Ml'eJand MH.� m Na le Maril� n adunco� . Marum Yuha� Nathan William� , (hm K-han |elt Baker Get y.-e l.owmaMer. Boh llimmal. Mark StilBer Sean Kirkpairu Ronald Miller, Clem laiwnikrln Allen IX� w. tmil Vermeulm Rh R.m Dan l ittle. Karen Shank Harvey Shaw.Cryttal Miller Ken Mt Null� Shan� Merr.man Mike Woland. Mrliua MUXiwell Ro er Hull. Sarah Miller. Joe Iluhet.Jerr� Humphry MJJodon Vicior Snyder. Jim Klme Vh Row Mike IXiman. IXm Conrad Dan Mitchell Boan .nllah. l. x After. Jett Najtle. Brett Shreyet Chm I� � � , Bill ten . Ron Gray. Bevan Kolian STAFF — Im Row Helen Vi n K kc. Jeer� Humphrey. Roper Hull. Pam Vermeulm .’nd Rua Cr� «al Miller Milletie Weak land. Melnv� McIXjwcR. Haney Shan Allen IXn Vd Row IXm Conrad. Ron Gray. Mike Wetland. Bevan Kohan I. mil Vermeulm It h Row Rim Mdler. Beetr Vhreyer Bill Lena. Chrn Ivory .Jell Naple T V uring this school year, the R.O.T.C. cadets maintained their normally busy schedule of activities. In addition to classes in military and aeronautical training, in- cluding a military inspection, the R.O.T.C corps had some important experiences. Some of the most memorable experiences include both the Dining-In and the Dining- Out, the military ball, drill team and volleyball competition, and field trips that included flights in military planes. A FLIGHT — 1st Row: Robert Himmel. William Harris, Sean Noel, Joh Watt. 2nd Row Dan Mitchell — Flight Sergeant. Clem Lanzendorfcr, Ken McNulty. Mike Farabaugh, Mary Yuhas. Jeff Nagle — Flight Commander. }rd Row: Eric Ager. Bill Shaner, Adam Kirsch, Shane Mer- riman, Chris Marcuzzo. Watt. Scan Kirkpatrick — Flight Commander 2nd Row Ed Jodon, Glenn Gibbons. Dan Little. Berme Risbon. Mike Duman. Jeff Baker. Victor Snyder. Robert McNulty. Nathan WMtfltt. ___________________________________ 2nd Rem Mike Farabaugh, Shawn Slavisky. Cathy Venesky. Marilyn Washington. Missy Nagle. Mike Wetland 4th Row Brian Griffith. Mike Duman. Ron Gray. Joe Huber. Jim Kline. Sara Miller DRILL TEAM — 1st Row Missy McDowell NCOIC. Jerry Humphrey. Missy Nagle. Roger Hull. Commander 2nd Row Paula Vermeulin. Bill Shaner. John Thurman. Harvey Shaw. Sara Miller yd Row Allen Dow. Don Conrad. Ken McNulty. B FLIGHT — 1st Row Brian Springer. Elain Fiasco. Lorain Fiasco. Missy McDowell — Right Sergeant 2nd Row Kris Knse. Doug Wagner. Ron Legrande. Karen Shank yd Row Tom Becker. Joe Loughran 4th Row Jaime Cavalet. BAND — 1st Row Emil Vermeulin. Helen Visnyiczke. Roger Hull. 2nd Row Melissa Nagle. Mark Sciffler. Bill Lenz. 105 Spirit Makers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — 1st Row. Top to Bottom: Mandy Mozma, Jackie McCann 2nd Row Michele Bolgar, Denise Sheehan. Deb Crowell. 3rd Row Donna Shero. Kim Xanoni. Nancy Glass. Jodi Campbell. Laura Farabaugh, Tanya McCoy. heering for all of the Highlander athletic teams, preparing spirit signs, and organizing pep rallies kept the cheerleaders, who were under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Crowell, very busy. Their hectic schedule saw them leading cheers from the student body many evenings during the week. Their efforts helped arouse the fans' enthusiasm to encourage the teams to maximum efforts. Some of the cheerleaders' most memorable times consisted of: cheering with Penn State cheerleaders at camp; flowers from foot- ball players, boys basketball, and wrestlers; being guardian angels, artistic abilities with the signs and the spelling that went with them; the tears that followed the one point losses at basketball games; having only one senior on the squad; and all the great times that they have shared together. Senior Jackie McCann — Capram 106 J V CHEERLEADERS — 1st Row: Carrie Fedorko— captain. Chris Keener. Marianne Shevoc. Mara Zalisnock. 2nd Row: Marianne Churella. Vicki Bobbi. Jessica Burskey. Po Kirpatrick. Christy Nagle — captain. 107 mm Johnstoi Ligoniel Somersl Penn Ci cntral C i m Girls Volleyball Penn jnihru Portage Forest Hills Bishop Cajfoll 1 IV2 n h ivio 1V12 Bovs Basketball IV4 i ipponent i 49 44 Korrhern ( ambria Windber Westmont Somerset Perm Forest I Jills Bishop ( arroll Northern Gambol Conenwkigh Valiev CentnlCambru is.r. K;. Central ambri Richland Purchase Line Huntingdon Bishop Guiloyl Hcmpficld Playoffs Jolinvown Vo-Tech Forest Hills I st morn Central ( .mibria K .hlaniK 58 - Vo-Teeh M 4-n Spring Gr� v PUinouch Vthiteinjr Tie Breaker Spring C Semi-finals Senecta ii-n 14-16 A Heart-Breaking Season On the second morning of football practice shortly after opening warm-up exercises, junior Paul Rizzo collapsed. After lingering in a coma, Paul died the following week. The team then dedicated its season in memory of their teammate. The season itself brought disappointment. Injuries occurred to key players. Game situations turned against the Highlanders. Turn-overs and the inability to score haunted the team. In the Curwensville game alone the team had six turn-overs. After rallying furiously at Central Cambria, the offense could not put the ball in the end zone from the one yard line with less than a minute to go. Even penalties cost the team games as the win- ning touchdown, with six minutes to go against Portage, was called back for a clip. Still, the team was much better than its 1-9 record would in- dicate. The team almost upset league champion Ligonier Valley. Also, individual players had excellent years. Ken Strittmatter gained wide recognition for his defensive play leading the team with 95 tackles and 65 assists. Offensively, Mike Horvath rushed for 572 yards (7.2 avg.) and Ed Yeager ran for 581 yards (4.5 avg.). Jim Yeager caught 19 passes for 360 yards (18-9 avg.) and Eric Kirkpatrick caught 6 passes for 156 yards (26.0 avg.). 1« Row: Jerry Humphrey, John Zenone, Glenn Kirkpatrick, Joe Baran. Jim Bassett. Dan Mitchell. Scott Murphy, Ken Strittmatter, Jim Yeager. Randy Cence 2nd Row: Jeff Polites, John Blake. Rodney Ropp, Rick Mulhollen, Bob McGowen, Jim Bosar. Eric Kirkpatrick. Jaime Koloney, Michael Horvath. John McGowen. Ron Macalus.John Eckenrode. manager. 3rd Row: John Meitens. Joseph Fisanick, Matt Luther. Jim McCann. Ed Yeaget, Brian Lefebure. Mike Rematt, Doug Adams. Ken Stockley, Brett Schreyer, Bill Yeckley, Daryl Haluska 4th Row: Dave Yahner, Doug Able. Jeff Weakland. Elmer Weaver. Bill Mar- shall. Kris Price. Edgar Link, Mark Stockley, Jim Kline, Marc Let so. 110 Team Dedicates Season to Paul Rizzo I-1 he death of Paul Rizzo was a tragic shock to our school district. Paul was not only a fellow football player and loyal teammate, but a very kind person to everyone and a perfect representative of our student body. We will remember him as being a dedicated worker whose efforts were always appreciated. But, most of all, we will remember Paul for his friendship . . . Paul's memory will linger forever .. . not only during football season, but throughout the years to come. May his love remain in our hearts as we allow this moral to reflect upon us: — Live each day to its fullest extent and be thankful for the peace we obtain now. — COACHES — Front Row: Bill Crowell,Jack Tinnick, Denny Pawlikowski Back Row: Bruce Frycklund, Rick Bishop. Bill Albright 111 Jerry Humphrey Erie Kirkpatrick - Randy Cence Tailback. Def Halfback Mike Horvath Tailback. Def. Halfback Glenn Kirkpatrick Bob McGowan 1 Guard. Def. Tackle Fulll Jamie Kolonay Tackle Scoct Murphy Quarterback, Def End Ken Scntt marter (hacker_________ Let's go CH! Which way do we go? 114 Let me go”! Rat on the Run Go for it Mark' tll _i oirc -rfuLi -Am J a The Panthers go down the drain! Almost! State Championship Competitors VARSITY — 1st Row: Renee Gresh, Kimberly Glass. Jennifer Shaffer. 2nd Row Melinda Selby. Kim Eckenrode, Coach Denny Shulick, Andrea Wholaver, Angela Ceccoli. Senior Co-Captain Kimberly Glass 'Tp he girls' volleyball pro- gram is one of the most successful girls' sports pro- grams in our area. For three consecutive years the girls team has reached state title competi- tion, playing in the semi-final games two years in a row. Last year the girls were the first team to defeat defending state cham- pion, Norwin, in many years. This year the team was winning its semi-final championship game 14-5, but ended up with a heart-breaking loss, 14-16. Still, the girls finished their regular season undefeated. They won their conference by defeating Richland; then they captured the District 6 title for the third consecutive year. Some things the girls will always remember about this year are: the wave, beating Richland, winning districts, Fri- day practices, Schmov, and Let's Get Excited. 116 JUNIOR VARSITY — 1st Row: Christie Nagle. Chris Darnell. Vicki Bobby. Lori Westnck. 2nd Row Roxanne Yencho. Loo Cunningham. Coach Denny Shulick. Dawn Marshall. Michele Willett 117 A Promising Future VARSITY — Sitting. Left to Right: Eric Kirkpatrick, John Berringer, Mike Haluska. Brian Domali Kneeling Kevin Anna. Jeff Polites. Anthony Miller, Bill Holtz. Chris Price. Standing Kevin Kirk. Billy Marshall. Elmer Weaver. Coach Bruce Frycklund. Although the boys' basketball team finished with a disappoin- ting 6-IS record. Highlander fans will remember the season for its excite- ment. frustrating losses, and the pro- mise of excellence in the future. At times the varsity had three sophomore starters — 6'4 Elmer Weaver, 6'5 Bill Marshall, and guard Mike Haluska. Weaver led the team in scoring, senior Kevin Kirk, a two year starter, provided leadership, scoring, and rebounding. Also, senior guard Brian Domalik played an important role. A number of the losses were par- ticularly exciting and frustrating because the Highlanders lost in the last few seconds. Even in the last game, a District 6 play off with powerful Hun- tingdon, the boys hung tough, losing only in the final minutes. With this year's experience, height, and athletic talent, the team could be a basketball power in the next two years. Despite the close defeats, the team experienced many memorable moments. Among these were Lovetron's MVP trophy, blessing the baskets with holy water, starting the season with two straight wins, the sup- port of the Pine Brothers, and the ex- cellence of the birthday choir. IIIIUXll AJL A A A. A J.V. Sitting Kelly Solomon, Bob Raingh, Tom Errter. Jerry Miller Kneeling Matt Crowell, John McGowan. John Eckenrode. Standing: Coach Jack Tmnic. Wayne Wholaver. Raymond Yeager. J.R. Stewart. Jeff Weakland 119 4NMMMH WNK hU HHMS� . HHMHH HHNMN innnnnn IHHNWN INN IMHI (HHMHH 4 HH H HH 4 I I Winning While Rebuilding Senior Co-Capcain Mary Kay Anna This was a rebuilding year for our girls basketball team, but they pro- ved to be even better than last year with a record of 12-9. Mrs. Murphy was very pro- ud of the girls as she commented on their excellent first half (7-2). Coach Murphy admitted that the girls slid downhill a little at the end of the season, finishing the se- cond half at 4-5. The J.V. team also had an excellent season, losing only two games the whole year. Melinda Selby led the scoring with 433 points this season, averaging 21 points a game. Sue Miller had the highest percen- tage of shooting (44%) and was second in the rebound category to Melinda who averaged 13.8 rebounds per game. Bo An- na stole an average of 7.8 balls per game and led the team in assists with 5.4 per game. Jennifer Shaffer was second in assists with 4.1 per game. Ten girls lettered this year. They were, seniors: Bo Anna and Jennifer Shaffer. Juniors: Kim Eckenrode, Sue Miller, Melinda Selby, Lori Crowell, and Kim Cicero. Sophomores. Chris Goldian, Paula Yeckley, and Andrea Wholover. The girls will always remember singing Christmas carols. Kim and N.B., and always being late for practice (especially Carrolltown). Running into snow drifts; ghost stories, Jill and Jen's jokes, and the pizza ordered at Richland that never came. Senior Co-Captain Jennifer Shaffer Front Row Chris Goldian, Jennifer Shaffer. Bo Anna. Paula Yeckley Kneeling Kim Cicero. Lori Crowell. Melinda Selby. Back Row: Coach Sandra Murphy. Sue Miller. Andrea Wholaver. and Kim Eckenrode. 122 JUNIOR VARSITY — Front Row Sue Bearer. Lisa Blake. Renee Bender. Chris Darnell Kneeling: Lon Beumer (manager). Deb Sherry (manager). Jill Link. Michelle Willett (manager). Leslie Scrittmatter (manager). Back Row: Dawn Sherry. Heather Ivory. Lisa Byrnes, and Coach Barbara Taylor. 123 Slow Start; Strong Finish VARSITY — 1st Row: Jim Kline, Bill Bender. Chuck Lenz. John Rizzo. Dan Little. Craig Leib. 2nd Row: Randy Cence. Tim Sammarco. Bill Eckenrode. Matt Luther, Kevin Smith. Dave Campbell, Mike Bensh. 5rd Row: Coach Rick Bishop. Darren Thomas. Ken Strittmatter. Scott Murphy. Dave Yahner, Bill Yahner. Craig McNulty. Head Coach Harry Murphy. WRESTLERETTES — 1st Row. Wendy Kober, Viola Caretti. Vicki Short. 2nd Row: Shawn Bosar. Lisa Rizzo. Barb Eckenrode. }rd Row: Natalie Depto, Teresa Little. Jackie Kramer. ' 11 he beginning of the 1984-85 season was disap- pointing, but practice and dedication soon started to pay off. Varsity ended up with a 6-8 season. Captains Scott Murphy and Bill Yahner performed an outstanding year. Scott remained undefeated for the year with a 20-0 record. Bill Yahner was 19-3-1 before regionals, and was undefeated in dual meets. Seniors Ran- dy Cence and Ken Strittmatter are recognized for their accomplishments and outstanding effort and leadership. Kevin Smith remained undefeated in dual meets and Dave Yahner was undefeated all year with an 11-0 record. Scott Murphy and Dave Yahner both won at the Central Cambria and Lewistown Christmas tournaments. Four wrestlers advanced to districts: Scott Murphy, Bill Yahner, Matt Luther, and Dave Yahner. Bill Yahner placed 2nd in the 145 lb. weight class at districts; Dave Yahner placed 3rd in the 155 lb. weight class and both advanced to regionals. The J.V. had an outstanding year with a 7-1-1 winning record. The wrestlers will have many memories to look back upon with a smile. Some of thinking back will include the numerous matches that came down to the wire, the first win against Penn Cambria, the exciting five pins in a row against Johnstown Vo-Tech, all the long and sometimes quiet bus rides home, working for the fastest pin, strug- gling to lose those couple extra pounds, traveling to sec- tionals and going out to eat with the cheering section. Along with all these, the wrestlers will remember the disappointments of losing, the anxieties before their 5 matches, and the excitement of winning. Team Hopes to Repeat Championship The girls' track program at Cambria Heights is the envy of many area schools. The girls' track team has been undefeated four of the last five years. Despite losing key per- formers from last year's team like Mary Lantzy, Suzy Haluska, Ruth Bradley, and Debbie Boslet, with fourteen returning lettermen and twenty-six new freshmen to push the upperclassmen, the 85 member girls' track team should again be very competitive. The 1984 team won the conference title; the 1985 team hopes to repeat the feat. Individual performers who hope to achieve state level competition include Sue Miller, Melinda Selby, and possibly others. 128 Committed to Success ' p he 1985 C.H. boys track team continued the latest A tradition of winning seasons at Cambria Heights. The team competed against many strong teams including Central Cambria, Richland. Northern Cambria, Forest Hills and Penn Cambria. The team leadership was provided by seniors Chris Blum, Scott Murphy, and Jim Yeager. These three athletes had ex- cellent seasons, but a number of underclassmen also showed the dedication necessary to become a good track performer. Brett Schreyer, Rob Ropp, Kris Price, and Arnold Caretti all performed well in 1985. A number of other underclassmen realized that with hard work and commit- ment comes success. 130 131 Pitching The 1985 Highlander baseball team is dominated by underclassmen. Only five seniors return to lead coach Bob Buck's forces. Still, because of excellent, depth in the pitching staff that includes Don Presloid, Mark and Ken Stockley, and Mark Letso the team should be able to compete in their division. 132 Michael Zenone Michael Horvath John Berrin er Don Presloid 133 Eric Kirkpatrick rJ 134 Some Winning Moments Class Will We the members of 1985 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen Brian Albright To Tor. the ability to Hang Loose. To Vicki Bobby, her sister's good looks. To Jackie C. the ability to get what she wants. To Vince and the boys, more I.C Lights James Anna To Joe Homerski the rides on bus 24. Mary Kay Anna I will to Michelle Kinney the strength to make it through her Senior year without going crazy. To Sandy Presloid. all the good times she'll have in the next two years. Janette Bailey: I will to Ed and Jack the best Senior year ever, and all the men they can handle. To Heather and Brenda all the happiness the world has to offer! Barry Barrett To Leanne and Jen three more years of high school. Ed hang loose in Senior year. Jim Bassett 1 will to Fig all the crazy times on the Vo-Tech Bus. Donna M Bell To the bagpipe section I will all of the fun band practices and to Melissa and Tammy I will all of the great times you’ll have teaching the new ones how to play and march at the same time Paula Marie Bender To my brother Bill. I will all the good times I had my Senior year. To my other brother Thomas and my sister Colleen. I will many more years of books, fun. and the will power it takes to make it. John Berrmger All my Phys. Ed to Spaz All my Chem labs and Physics labs to underclassmen. Melissa Bertram I will to Renee Kreidler all the good times in the lav Linda Bobby To My sister all the Fun times in high school. To Tina Crook three more years of the Band and to Tom Ertter. his brother s cabbage Patch Doll. Linda Kay Bogus: To Lori B. another year of accounting. James P Bosar To Doug Pinky' Abel my ability to cut myself off when I had too many. To Ed Yeager, my grades. Everyone knows he needs them. Shawn Marie Bosar To Kristy S. (by her request) my so-called flirting ability To Kristin H the ability to skip lunch line without getting caught To Bill, all the long bus rides to away matches. Glenn Campbell I will to Kyle Senko, my place on the Dude s most wanted list' Scott Campbell I will Mike Duman and Tony Jake Torano The Meadows Cathy Caracciolo To Nancy and Anna, all those memorable times in the lav 6th mod Teresa B. the ability to hang in there until the big day. Viola Caretti To my little brother Nicholas, four fantastic years of high school, may he have as much fun as I did. To Calico (K.W.) my Italian temper. 2nd to Jeanette. I hope she continues to brighten people s days. Lisa Cavallo: All the good years in high school. Randall Cence: To my sister, what mom says are the best years of your life. To Edgar the postgame celebrations Denise Charney I will all the good times in the lav to Kelly Bearer and Tina Phillips. George Churella All the good times' in English class to Tom Bender Dons Chverchko: I will to all the people, unfortunate enough to take Chem. all my lab experiments that I had to do. Bruce Colberg: I will locker S-2 to Mark Price. 1 will the back seat on bus 14 to Frog. 1 will our lunch table to Mike Duman. To Jake, the meadows. (Tony Taranto). Sean Cunningham: To my brother Tom all my teacher imitations, to Wendy K. and Lucy C. my little stuffed dog Dinky You two can Fight over it. To Tor G. (Wally's') brother, the ability to hang loose To Jackie C. the ability to get what she wants' Annette DaBella I will my good looks and great time to Jilly Bean (she needs it). I will my great talent and great personality to Carrie D. and Tam- my F. Thomas Davis: To all the underclassmen; English IV. Natalie Depto To my brother. Ted. having mother for English and being able to drive to school. To Kristie, the big V . and to my cousin Steph.. I will living in a hick town. Brian Domalik I hereby do bequeath to LOVETRON and also to Elmer W my 60° gorilla rebounding. Tom Donahue My crutches to anyone whose armpits could stand ten mon- ths on them Diana Donahue I will to Marianne the most wonderful, magical senior year a girl could ever hope for; to Wendy my Dear Diana manual, and to Don- na. my apprentice. I will my legacy. Jacqueline Dotts: To Kelly C. the ability to sit still for one minute and not talk with her hands To Jay K all the luck he'll need to keep waking up for school in school in the morning To Kelly B all the great times I've had at parties (not that she needs it); to Micki C. and Lon B a great senior year without us and to keep out of trouble. Dena Dowey To the entire marching band clarinet section, I will Mr Elias, to my brother Rick all the great times 1 had in high school and to M.F and M S. all the great times I had in band my senior year. Allan Duman: Mike Duman the privilege to walk the halls, anyone may have the back seat on bus 24. Paul Eckenrode To my little brother. Bob. my gum clothes, and to all the underclassmen, anything they want that the school has to offer, (not very much) Rebecca Eckenrode To my little sister. Jenny, the patience to put up with Ed. Elmer, and Doug for two years Michele Farabaugh To Teresa and Tim Lansberry, all my boring classes, and my locker and books. Thomas Firment To all underclassmen. I will my locker and all my failing English grades. Bill Fogle To Bob all my trips to the office and to Deb and Michelle, all the crazy times in the halls that I had Brenda Frederick: To Michael. I will love, happiness, success, and me To Cheryl, lots of sexy men and good fortune. Theresa Fredo: To M P the best of times in high school. To Mary Yuha's blue eyes on bus 24 To my brother, two more enjoyable years on that crazy bus 24. To M.C and L.B the best senior year ever Tim Gabnelson I will my van to my brother Gus. Kimberly Glass To Schmoo , S.M and C.D. the great times in volleyball and to Bopper another great year of having fun in lunch. To Shelly a new gym suit and to Brenda, a great senior year. Ed Gray 1 leave Wayne Gray my locker and all the garbage in it. Ronald Gray: I will to the entire junior class. Mr Baron s fun English class Caryn Gregory My broken down locker to anyone who is willing to put up with all the sticking it does. All my boring English classes my sophomore year. Stan Gwizdak I hereby bequeath nothing. I'm taking it all with me James Hammond To anyone who wants them, all the long days left until you graduate. Jeff Harber: I will to Tor Gabrielson the ability to hang loose. Mary Ann Harris I will to Kelly and Tina, all the good times in the lav. and Billy, all my boring classes Donald Hartman All of the bad times I had through my four years. Sandra Hertzog: To Renee the ability to make it through one more year and to Terry all the good lunches we have eaten together Billy Holtz: The use of Mr. Fryklund's exo genic toj R Stewart Bonita Hoover I will to K H my seat on bus 10, and 3 more years of C. H. food Carol Hoover: To Angie, all the fun you can possibly have during your senior year, and happiness for a lifetime Linda Hoover: To my sister. Barb, and my closest friend Carrie, a successful and fun senior year, and to Christopher Michael, all my love. Michael Horvath I will my quickness to Jeff Polites; my good looks to Rodney Ropp; my strut to Sam Pagano, my Volkswagen to Thumper, and my body to Jill Routch for science Linda Hrubochak: To Micki, Edna, and Lori, to hang in there for another 136 year of band. To Barry B.. a great senior year To Brian W . Dave W., and Scott P. the best in your next 2 years of high school. To Tina F. all the stu- dying she can handle for the next 3 years. Roger Hull: To Mark S. my incredible ability to play tube, to my sister Kimberly the patience to put up with one more year of high school, to Missy M . R O.T.C drill team practices. Jerry Humphrey To my sister Jennifer, my locker and all the clean up work at home Christopher Ivory: My outstanding place in Physics class to Dan Sigrist and Brett Schryer Michael Ivory: I will to the underclassmen all the crazy times in my senior year Frank Keith I will to Lynne all the good times I had at C.H.. and I will my locker plus all the books in it to Joan Diane Kelly To my little brother. Aaron all the great times in the world, good luck. ALL! John Kelly: All bad times Mane Kelly: To Dawn my No El pin. Carrie, my whistle earrings. Jill, my Physics labs. Martha, my driving abilities. Dana, my majorette talent To the Benedict Gang. six hours of Night Tracks . To Scott H.. my calculator To the 3 stooges, a great senior year Cheryl Kibler To my sister Lori, the ability to make it through band and not get kicked out. To Jennifer S. and Annette B.. left and right guides. To | awn M the ability to put up with M.N. for one more year. Shelley Kim: I will to my friends, brother, and sister, all the great times, they possibly can have during these boring years. Kevin Kirk. To LOVETRON my locker and number, to Weave, my quickness and inside moves and to Rich, my place in the Chorale room. Eric Kirkpatrick To Sam P.. the will power not to drink. To Deb C. my flip- ping ability, to Jeff P my speed, to Jody C. my computer knowhow, to Paula K the family; to everyone, good luck; Jeff W.. good looks. Glenn Kirkpatrick To Mitzi. anothe year and to Dave Yahner. the C.H. football team, and Mark D , my attractive stature. Carlene Kirsch I will to S.Y my C.P.R duties. To M W.. A.L.. L. W , and S.Y. my artistic ability I found I had down at COLT CITY, and to Marlene all my smut comments. Bevan Kohan I will my R.O.T.C. uniform, may it bring them many lasting memories. James Kolonay To Bo. Thump. Rod. one more year of sweat, grass, and tears, to Sean and Po. a ride to school in the morning, to Sam Prano. a brand Pagano David Kovach To Bob s brother. Jim. I will my Phys Ed clothes which haven't been washed since my freshman year Helen Kovach I will to Renee Kriedler. the back seat to Tech, and all the good times in the lav and at Tech. Patricia Krejnus I will to C M., one more year of memory making and to my sister, two more years of school. Wendy Kuhn: To my cousin. Pooh, my gym suit; to Trina D.. the tiring laps around the gym. for anyone having trig, the very hard tests, and to my sister. Stacy, coming to high school in a few years, all the college classes, wild men. and wild clothes Eugene Kutchman: I will Monday morning to all the unlucky underclassmen Robert LaBelle I will my brother my locker in S pod. Brenda Laliemand I will to Amy Terza and Michele L., all the good times I had in school. Rochelle Laliemand: To my brother. Lonny, all my boring study halls; to Kent Dumpy Gates, three more years out here; to Barb Burskey, my First chair position in concert band, and another year with Dena, to Craig Gates, the glory of being a senior and Mr Baron for English; to Lori Kosicki. all the good times I had in lunch and in the library. Brian Lang I will to the underclassmen. English IV. and my smelly gym locker. Rose Lansberry: 1 will Scott Henry, my seat in P.O.D. class that rocks. Steve Lansberry To little Lansberry all of the trouble that I had William Lenz I will to any underclassman the abilities to go through 4 years of misery and laugh the whole way through, and to C.A.M . I will D.C. and his her two buddies Tammy Link I will to Micki, Edna, Kelly and Jackie, all the fun we had in band Have fun without us. Try and have. To my little brother. Ron. all the fun times 1 had my senior year — make yours the best, also to my younger brother. Darin, my cute, little sister Angela, all the happiness in their school years ahead You all deserve the best! Teresa Little I will to Kelly White, my colorguard saber, to my brother. Dan. all the joys that can be held in a barrel. Bryan Lokey: Trouble to Gina Franchmi. Sean Lynch: To Chris Colberg. a safe ride home, and to Brian Winslow, all the trouble he can get into. Melissa Marinin To (L s and B's) all the good times and fun teachers to my sisters, all the luck. Paul Masci To my sister, Marina, my academic ability. To Tor. all the fun of a senior year Jackie McCann: To my younger sister. Janell. and brother Jim. to make the most of their high school years To the junior cheerleaders, all the great times of being a senior, and the ability to stick with it even through the bad times Diane McCombie: To my baby sister, all my good times in home ec. and my boring classes, and my locker Robert McGowan I will to my brother, my locker in 'S pod. and to my brother and Daryl Haluska. great times on the football Field. Mike McMullen English IV to any underclassman Wayne McMullen: My locker in S and my seat in P.O.D. and English. Dave McMurry To Robert Woodley, the skill in driving classy cars. Amy Mertens To the Benedict gang. 6 hours of watching Night Tracks, to my brother John, all the luck in the world, to put up with this place for 2 more years, and to my brother. Mike, good luck in his next 7 years at C. H. Anthony Miller To all underclassmen, the joy and excitement of Physics class Arlene Miller To my brothers. Jerry and David, all the great times in high school, and all the long band practices, to my trombone section. Shelly. J.R., Leah. Jennifer, and Pat. all the great times to come in band and to Shel- ly. all the fun of being squad leader, may it be a great senior year! Dan Mitchell: Scott Edmiston, my bad habits. Scott Murphy: I will a certain phys ed teacher with a make my day at- titude to any underclassman who thinks he's gonna make the rules. Jeff Nagle Spanish notebook. English vocabulary, and all the lun s (ions) 1 learned in Chem. Bill Novak: To Johnny Shutty. I will my back seat on the Tech bus. and to Brian Lechene. my phys ed clothes. William Pellas To Gus. my cannon arm so he can be a star quarterback, too. To Dube. Gus. Tor. Edgar, and Craig, a great senior year. Kevin Petrunyak: To Tor. the ability to Figure out life, and to all future seniors, good luck. Kim Petrunyak To a crazy freshman. Carleene Long, all the great times in Chorale! JefL Pierce To Chaz Pisaeno, my phys ed clothes, and to Jim Thomas, my gym locker and locker in s pod Carla Pisaeno: I will to my brother. C.P., a great senior year and all the good times he can possibly have Mike Platt To whoever receives my locker. I leave all my physics cheat sheets. Denise Presloid I will to Tilly to make the best out of her senior year and to my little sister. Dana, all the good and bad times at C.H., Good luck little sis”; and Sandy, good luck the next 2 years. Don Presloid: I leave the back of the bus to Bedpost To Rob Woodley, all my brutal strength To Mike Depto, all the broken hearted girls I left behind. Yo my sister Sandy. 1 leave all my boring studyhalls. Mariam Prevost To my brother. Michael, three more memorable years of high school, to my cousins. Sandy and Debbie, many great times. 137 Rhonda Puleo: I will to Tom Weakland all the wonderful” times at Tech. To Tammy Pierce, a great senior year, and to Tracey Worchesky all the good times at Tech and my wonderful sense of humor. Dave Rayba 1 will my locker. � Lisa Rizzo: I will to all the senior flags, my position as Hag sergeant. Barbara Rosian: To my brother. Brian, all the fun times I had as a senior. Tina Rusnak To Kelly Bearer and Tina Phillips, all the good times in the lav. To everyone else, have fun and make the best of it! Kathy Saltsgiver To Helen, my locker, my boring classes, teachers and all the lunches. Cari Scarpaci: 1 will to my brother. Carmen, as much fun his senior year as I had and to Robyn H.. all our cold, rainy, and snowy track practices; to Ron M. all our noisy bus rides. Patricia Sclesky: I will to Rick, the one and only Mr. What, to the 3 Junior Stooges, the best senior year imaginable; and to my best buddy. Tor. my smile and my positive attitude that will let you achieve anything. Andy Semelsberger I will my hall pass to Jeff Ferrance. and to everyone else. English IV Jennifer Shaffer To my favorite freshmen. Vicki. Christy, and Roxanne, all the good times. To Shelly M. my wonderful hands for setting that volleyball. To my B.B buddies. Lori. Kim C. Lisa. Kim E.. Mindy, and Chris, all of my glory. Gregory Shank: To my sister. Patti. I will my good times in this awful school. Francis Sherry: All the teachers and homework. Christine Shevock I will the mice in my locker to Cathy and Mary, and to my sister, all my bad grades. Vicki Short To Nancy, all the fun I had my senior year and my good grades! To Kelley, the most decorative locker in school; and Donna, all my great singing talents. Dan Shortencarrier: Lots of luck!!' Sean Simpson: My string pulling ability to Rick, and my shamming abili- ty to all underclassmen Alan Siavicsky: My Luv to the 3 sexy girls. Jill R.. Martha, and Shelly; Hot Rod Ropp. my poetic ability; and a chug-a-lug to my brother and all my friends who like electric boogieing. James Smith Mr Baran s English IV classes. Michael Smychynsky: I will my outstanding social prominence and my un- canny ability to acquire outstanding grades to Scott. To my sister. Kristy. I will my uncontrollably devastating charm and the ability to sham the auto from Ron and Nancy To Steph and Jill, the hope that one day in the not so distant future, you will be as cool as I am. Tammy Smychynsky: I will to Renee Kriedler, my back seat on the Vo- Tech bus. Tammy Sponsky To my brother. Dave. 2 years of getting up early every morning. To Crystal M . one more year Sherry Sral To Lome Urban, all the crazy times on Gene's bus (24). To Brian Kelly, my locker combination. Terry Stoitz The good times in the lav to Cath and Mary, and the rest of the gang and J.B to B.S. Norman Stoneberg To Kelly Bearer, my subscription to Good Looks magazine; to Tilly all the bad times at C.H Greg Storm My locker to Scott Kranz. John Scoy: To Joh Shutty, my tool box at Vo-Tech. Bruce Strittmatter I will to Speed my excuses that almost kept me out of trouble Ken Strittmatter I hereby bequeath nothing, it s all mine. Michael Strittmatter My good looks to Gus G.. and physics notes to M K Mary Ann Symosky: To my nephew. Eugene, four great high school years, and to S.V.. a good senior year Jennifer Thiec: To Kelly White, the thrill of being a senior and graduating. To her sister. Sandy, who will be a freshman, all the crazy times she can have Brian Toseki. To anyone, my locker; all 11th graders, my shamming ability. To Bill, all my broken drumsticks and heads Vmcetta Trexler To my cousin, the next three years in jail. To the freshmen, my place in the lav. Sandra Trinkley To Renee Kriedler. her last year of 7734 . Vicki Urban: To Edna and Micki, a great senior year. To Lome, all the fun I had my high school years; and to Mark, his own locker. Matt Venesky: To Patty. Jeff, and Ken. my locker To my sisters. Jean and Cathy, whatever they want To my little brother. Ed. who will be a freshman next year. 4 years of boring classes. To Karen my old schedule and memories. To all underclassmen, the best of lives. Emil Vermeulm: To all the underclassmen in R.O.T.C, may they have as much fun on the field trips as I did. Helen Visnyiczke: I will Schelly H. my dressing place for band. To the 3 stooges, have a great time during your senior year Michele Weaver: To Dawn, the happiness and memories of being a ma- jorette and to my brother Doug, my grades to make it through school. Beverly Weber To my sister. Marlene, all of my smut comments. To Angie. Marlene, and Jean, the best senior year ever To my sister. Lynda, and Man. all the good times I had To Grace, the good times in Nicktown and the milkman. To Jean. Blue Eyes (Dan) and the good times on the bus, keep the underclassmen straight like I did. Pamela Weber: I will my good friends. Grace Farabaugh, Chuck Dabella, and Lon Kosicky the best of times ever for a great senior year Sherry Weber: To Cindy, Wendy. Debbie. Melanie — to have as much fun through their high school years as I did. Michael Wendekier: My hang loose shirt to Toga Tor. Tammy White To my sister, all the lines I skipped To Jennifer and An- nette. the power to get first chair. To Barb, Jill, and Dawn, the shoe. David Williams All my books to anyone who wants them. Juanita Wilt To VG. Annie L., Tam. Sis., and Mar. may the next 3 years be the best ever and the M S., may your play ability improve and meet mine and E.C.'s. Stacey Yablmsky To D.C. all the fun I had in high school. William Yahner To Dave, my spot in the rubber room. Tom Yannitelli All my impressions to Tom Cunningham. James Yeager: To my brother. Ed. my ability to get good grades. To Ducky. 3 lbs. of hamburger, and to John M.. the Bic j en in my locker. Gary Yeckley: To my brother. Shawn. 1 will all the trouble I got into in school. To Lon Born. 1 will all the bus rides with Buc To some dumb freshman, my locker just as crummy as it is now. Janice Yeckley For my brother. Bill, and cousin. Shawn, that their last years of high school will be memorable and fun for them. Mark Zeanchock: To Fig and Gino, all the teases that all you can do is look at John Zenone I will my track shoes to Arnold because he ll need them and all of my complete but handed in late lab reports. Last, for Gook, to have some luck with the girls. Mike Zenone: To Am. I will my pencils. To Dean, the right to pick on Jamie. Tojamie, my skiing ability. 138 Span Thonui C unning 2)7 Henry Street rrulltown. PA 1)7 |6l 1967 lit or) 11,12 X I. io. 11 Da lid U 1 pi. Krrr Patton PA UB || K - • J |M Ml� | Inu ( iub 11 Kn tlevh U Tom I Ho )) Dvtart PA 166)6 December P. 1966 674-8119 Natalie Diane Depto 91) 5ch Ave Pattor PA 16668 July 24, W6-� 674-88)4 oi or guard all. 12 Tack 9« «ft i i. l §' Chorale 9 Yearbook to.tor 11.12 Plaid Talk 11 HdtfOr 12 A K. � | Pby 1' fom ■BP tcC 11 .7 ,7 feg9.ll 12 Wrr y nel Vm io ID 8P«W u 1967 Cito c t.iioiel RDll� Patton. KA 16668 January 1.1967 � 744«)) yi ifcai IX.- s CKveubko RD Bodfc AahvtllflPA 1661 August 25.1'AiM 674-8)8.' PI- Talk'tl Bruce Coiner. 807 Lower Ben h non PA 1666b toberTCTW 674-5)78 V;1 7 i s 11.1. 12 RD l Bo )8l Pan on. PA 1666 674-J7 V9 Marching Band4 Concert Band 9. Yearbook II. 12 Play Committee Linda Kay Bogu RDfl bet � 0.19 ■ -1 xkrfl V leytull 11 VUiil Talk 11 Yearbook 11 Student hecretar litn Rl) I P-iHon. PA 16661 August o 19W M A ■ ton PA UM | icmber 26. 19 8678 Counts hunts 11.12 w 4 AO) Mclntvrcfl Patton. PA IA January ). August 20. 1967 -11 n Viola Christine Caien BoaM IU. II. 12 St Benedict Seotembcr 2 PA ;s X •o � ) Cokaiuara 9 4. U AH -ili( hiet� 11. 12 rf ha W Qksehall 10. 11, 12 ¥ Zhoralc 10.11.12 1 • Homecoming 12 Melissa Bertram RD 1 Box VIA Carrolltown. PA 1 )7 December ‘APXjl vice Prfirt Linda Bobbv 674-8)9) Football 9. 10. 11. 12 Box )41 Hastings January 196 247-8)6 ’ Basketball 9.10. 11.12 Tom Donahue )24 Magee Ave Patton. PA 16668 December Chorale 10. Diana M i moh ■r RD 41 Box A D Ne.P A u. u ember 1. 1) -84)8 tional Honor Society U, 12 H Who's Who Among Amenta� HigHSchool 11 .Formas 12 TaCquelinc Ann Dotts RD Carrolltown PA 1)722 Dcna Down Box ID KrroHrow� October 2. 1967 A44-817) dents 139 mmvvi LVRCiiiinir i i i nux ri Cirrolkown. PA 15722 Patton. PA 16668 Colorguard 9. 10. 11, 12 Girl� Chorus 11,12 Roger Hull RD 1 Box I7B Carrol It own. PA May 19. 196? V11-8602 ROTC9. 10. II. 12 Marching Band 10.11. 12 Concert Hand 10. II, 12 RC ffC Drill Team Commander 12 ROTC Colorguard 10, II Jem’ Humphrey 618 Magee Ave Pat on. PA 16668 Fel uary 14. 1967 67,4106 D ball 9. 10. II. 12 R( rC9. 10. II. 12 Trask 11.12 I’laui Talk 11 Y «book 12 October 19. 196P 344-8' • Band 1 10 Volin hall H . 11 H.i Rori2 -A H;E R W.-Secretary Mu helc Farabaugh P O. Hoi W August 8.1 674 782 r« Box ff) Hasting , ' « 1967 747-84] Box ( hest Sptmg-| June 22,1967 674-8792 Brenda Ffedcru k RD 1 Bo 4-- September Jo. 1967 674-864' Volleyball 9 Track 11.12 Yearbook 12 Teresa Mary Fred� 200 Second Ave. Hastings. PA 166 November 19.196 247-6278 Drama 12 Yearbook 12 Library Aid 12 National Honor Sot letv 11. 12 Studenr Secretary 11.12 PUy 11 Kimberclv Ann Glao Box V2 Carrolltown F' . July 9. 1967 344-880 ■X FV m-eni i y Volley ball 10. (l. ft v Co-Captain 12 Concert Band 9,10 .1.1 Marching Band 9, 1. 11 Yearbook 11.12 Prom ( ornmittee 11 Oa s Officer 12 Tim Gabnelson RD Hastings Bo January 7 247-8214 Ed Gray 320 Herriman Panon. PA 16668 September 27 674-5527 Ronald R Gray Jr RD I Box 140 Ashville. FA 1661' C.hr sfOplirr IvOrt Box m RD A sin die. Farr � ii July 10, 196 7 671-8152 loree X� 11. «1 ROIC9. lo. 11.12 Play 11 khae Wm St I I9 ■-H1V Football Bmr', II Chorale |H Ltn i a Jfofrubtxha1 803 Lincoln Ave. Pact- n. PA August 25.1967 674-8154 it Sec ra W . Kr.Jll Kirk rax. ivt-t-s I. Ave Patton, PA 16668 140 Scan Lynch K04 Ma rr Ave. Patton. PA , Marching Band 9.10 674 - M6 Pep Band 9. 10 141 Library Aide 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Chorale 9.10.11.12 Play Committee 11 Daniel Mitchell Box 216 FJmora. PA 15737 February 18. 1967 ‘M8-9828 Football 9. U. 12 Scott FJward Murphy HD 1 Bm 502 Patton. PA 1666H August 30. 1966 671.8001 Football 9. 10. II. 12 Wrestling 9.10, II. 12 Captain 12 Track 9. 10. II. 12 Captain 12 Claw President 9 Class Vice-President 10 National Honor Society IL 2 Who s Who It. 12 Hastings. PA 16-u March 20. I967 2474672 Baseball 9. 10.1! 12 Carla Pisaeno Boat 552 Hastings. PA 16646 Italy 29. 1967 247-9254 : -brary Aide 12 St dent Secretary 11,12 r Platt ; Ave CaJbUcoam. PA I5’2 September 29. 196' ' J 344 226 IVnise A Presloid Bo 219 Hastings. PA 16646 24746’ VICA 1� . 11 10 ;!0 Don Presold Box 219 |ewtwfrr4h� Mer Box 167 Flmoea. PAB5737 May I. 1967 948-9712 n !0, 11 Concert Band 9.10. II. 12 142 Sherry Srsl Rl 1 Box 10 I tasting. PA 166 ’ September 2 I 47 MU'A Track ), 10. 11. I? Girls Chorus 12 County Band 9.10 Vintetta Trexler lomccoming 12 Yearbook 12 143 One thiny we ve all learned in a lony Ac hoof experience, and that is; aff of our hnowfedye, meadureJ ayainst reality, seems primitive and chifdlibe — and yet — it is the most precious thiny we have. 4 friend is a person with whom 9 may he sincere, (t efore him, 9 may thinh aloud. Knowledye itself can he defined as detailed awareness of unso Led problems. Vo one should ever have a yuill feeliny about his thouyhts. -'d person who has no imayination no winys. Jt is a far, far belt er thiny we do, than we ve ever done before; it is a far, far betted th place we yo man we ve ever yone before