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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

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Secretary CHEA James C Get Guidance Counselor Caryl Bowman Music Appreciation; Chorale; Girls Chorus John Elias Concert Band. Stage Band. Instrumental Music; Musk Theory. Marching Band, Football Band. Summer Band ineteen eighty five-eighty six will be remembered as a year of change in the Cambria Heights high school. The greatest change took place on the administrative level with Mr. Stephen Bakajaza social studies teacher administrative assis- tant taking sick leave; then Mr. Donald Resko, who had been the high school principal for twenty-one years, also went on sick leave in October, then subsequently retired. Mr. Stephen Trovato replaced Mr. Resko while Mr. Bill Marshall became the head teacher. Other changes occurred also. More assemblies, including presen- tations on hypnosis and nuclear war, were held. Pep rallies were ex- panded to give instruction on the different sports. Student govern- ment involvement increased, too. In the classroom students found themselves taking more math and science courses because of increased state requirements. Those students who needed help improving basic skills were tutored by Mrs Jaren Powell. And often students could be heard counting 12323 because the English department emphasized Power Writing, a new program originated by Dr. J. E. Sparks, a professor from UCLA who made presentations to several classes. Also, the school board instituted a new policy on extra-curricular activities. If a student failed a course in the previous nine weeks, in- cluding the fourth quarter of the previous year, that student would be ineligible for participation in any extra activity. After some uproar, the students seemed to study harder as the failure lists decreased. Finally, January 28, 1986, a snow day, will be remembered forever because Christa McAuliffe, who represented all teachers in her pursuit of educational opportunities, died in the fiery blast of the space shuttle Challenger. You know you're a teacher when... . .Five or more students talk to you all at once and you can understand all of them Katherine M. Can none Spanish I. II. IU. IV . . You find your neighbors ringing your doorbell and asking advice on the subjects you teach. Virginia A. Grybosky Geometry, General Math II . . . You get to relax on the day of a test, when almost everyone else in the room is scared silly Paul Biackham Algebra II; General Math 1 8 . Students you taught who have graduated come back to school to thank you. Robert J. Konior ROTC . . . We make it back to school — not always on time — in one piece.” Frederick D Laurito Dr. Ed. . . . Your students finally realize that David Copperfield is not the famous magician or Macbeth is not the latest MacDonald's sandwich. William Gormish English III, Drama; Forensics; National Honor Society |.un� h nn'i any longer your mow favorite da� '' Mr Dennis Pawlikowski Shuft Maib. Vuuai iKimiunuiiKmi. Amimhoi Fuu(hal -oa� h A graduate rciurm (o (HI you ho well hr or the u doeng Richard Bishop Phyucil Sorme, Omni Socncr. Junior High Football ( oach. Annum W reading (oumh Students inform you that they benefited from your knowledge and interest. ” Elaine Solomon Guidance (ixmclui Former «tudrnt� tome Conh and (HI you Thank� for preparing them aril Charles Solomon � . E� m your own kids (hmk you thou id know all (hr amwer� ut every subfeci Jeanne L. Mozina World Cukum, US Cukure� I A( (he end of 9 week� you have 10 «udem grade� 10 average Harr Murphy Hrakh. Phy� Ed. Head Wrewkng Coach. Annum Track Coach, Ski Jub Advuor One Mudeni actually (elk you iha( hc � he appmiair� wha( you ve caught L. A. Kolonay French I. II. Ill . June finally arrives.” Thomas M Link POD. World Culture� , Athletic Director. Sophomore Claw Advisor I walk into tchool every day Sandra L Murphy Guh Track and Field. BaskethaU. Ski C Jub Advuor . . You chink every child can learn something in this world.'' Emma Mae Crowell U.S Culture I . The Cooks make you pay $1.50 for the student lunches. ' Thomas A. Boyle US Culture I. II You look forward to summer vacation more than the wudents do. David Mehall Secretarial Office Procedure� . Office Equipment and Pro- cedure . General Business. Exploratory Typing. Business Dept ( hair man . . You try and try and try again Tony Scroyer Aerospace Science (ROTC). Freshman Uaas Advisor. Drill Team Advuor You have performed a variety of task� that somehow are affiliated with to many other profession hrsidrs doing the job of an educator Edward M Grcsko Cakulut, Trigonometry, (allege Algebra.General Math III Everyone says you make too much money but then agree that you qualify for food damps Michael J. Grembi Biology. Sumer IV You tench children of previous Modem and they look like, an bke. and ask question� like their parent� Mr Bill Marshall Problems of Democracy, Mead Teacher, Chairman of Social Studies Dept , Student Advisory Council Advwur Your face light� up burning to a forecast tatting for 12 in- ches of snow ' Mr. Alfred Lantzy Accounting I. II. Exploratory Shorthand. Exploratory Typing . , You enjoy your work, and students are learning. William E. Schirf English II. Ill You have explained a concept three different times, three different ways and Mil MMf of the iUm does not understand the lontrpi William Crowell (otn puter Programming. General Math II. Head Football Coach; Sen law Advisor. Magazine Sales Advisor You have 90 Physic Laboratory reports cath week to tortret John Bern Physics, ( hermsrry II. Faculty committee foe National Honor Society The fat lady sings C. Pickens English I. II . . You receive a phone call 10. JO Sunday evening from a Mo- dem asking about the term paper that is due Monday Paul Baran English I. IV. Yearbook. Juruor Class Advnor. English Dept (Jiairman You Man getting headaches around Lab Day. that last from 8 00 to ): IS p m Monday thru Friday Bruce Douty Health and Physical Education. Head Track Coach You find yourself cormtaig your friends for saying AINT Barbara Taylor Spanish II. Assist ant Girls Basketball. Assistant Girls Track You think its Thursday, but its only Tuesday Dennis F Anna Consumer Economics. Clerical Typing I. Business Law. Business Communications John F. Tinnick Accounting I. Buunra Math, General Buuneu, Sophomore Advisor William C Albright Manufactunng and Construction. Shop Math. Tech Drawing. Equipment Manager and Trainer Thomas P Salony WorldCultures. PO D Elizabeth Wasilko Library Science. National Honor Society Patricia A. Easly Shorthand I. II. Steno Typing I. II. (Jerk Typvig II. Expo Shoe (hand. Expo Typing, Senior (Jni Advisor, Student Assistant Advisor Miss Karen Powell TEELS Tutor Michael Fellabaum Food Service Manager Mike Babyak Para Professional St. Francis Student Teachers Seated: Carol Boyer (English), Gina DiFabio (Science), Stan- ding: Gene Bearer (Social Studies) LIBRARY AIDS — 1st row Renee Luben, Karen McNulty, Annette Cronauer, Anita Cronauer, Tanya McCoy, Michele Bolgar, Deb Crowell, Mandy Mozina, Melissa Hollen. 2nd row Mrs Elizabeth Wasilko, Doreen Giarth 3rd row. Kim (iarpinello, Melissa Spacht, Marjorie Hite, Mary Kay Phillips, Denise Sheehan, Roberta Konior, Melissa Dubyak. 4th row Becky Scott, Julie Wilt, Tammy Kutruff, Kimberly Eckenrode, Angela Ceccoli, Nancy Dranchak, Cynthia Luben, Shelly Miller, Grace Farabaugh 5th row; Chris McConnell, Karen Owens, Tammy Pierce, Marion Yuhas, Ann Farabaugh, Susan Krejnus, Heather Letcher, Brenda Miller, Jane Balzano, Jackie Brothers. 6th row Gina Turko, Lynn Washington, Lon Roman, Dawn Marshall, Gretchen Nuss, Crystal Miller, Katie Jenkins. SECRETARIES — 1st row: Jackie Brothers, Kim Carpinello. Leanne Ernest, Becky Scott, Kelly Bearer, Patty Byrne. 2nd row Kim Cicero, Nancy Glass, Phyllis DeSalvo, Mary Kay Phillips, Cindy Goben, Angela Marra, Grace Farabaugh, Sandy Sral, Jody Campbell. 3rd row Tina Prevost, Melissa Spacht. Donna Shero, Colleen McGlynn. 13 1 To Paul It’s been a year now, Paul though it hardly seems that long at all. Why God took you on that awful day no one w ill ever be able to truly say. It was his plan, I guess but with you, He took one of the best. You are definitely one person I will never forget and I thank God always for the day W'e met. You w'ere special, Paul as good a person as anyone could be. I hope that someday I w ill be able to see why God took you away from us who cared, us privileged people whose life you shared. Paul, watch out for us down here because I know that God now holds you near and I pray that you are happy and that someday I, too, w ill be with you in heaven w here God w ill care for me. I miss you, Paul. Could it be true? I can feel it in the air I know your music is still here, and when 1 close my eyes and sing. I hear you harmonizing. You left us without reason not too long ago, hut I know you're still with us Paul even though, we can t see you Can you see us' Could it he true' I know I couldn't let you go, leave without a song. because music is what you lived lor, and life has done you wrung This song I wrote for you will get through to you Canild it he true' I know that the song you sung will never go away, and I know that we ll sing together, on that chosen day We ll sing with you, the lucky few (a uld it he true' On that day I sat in church cried as I prayed. I saw the good Lord looking down on you w ith a guitar for you to play I saw you pick up that guitar. Let your fingers strum, and I knew right then that the day would come when together we would run again with you. the lucky few. Could it be true' As a friend we couldn't ask you fur more loyalty and trust, and I hope this song means as much to you as you Paul mean to us. We ll meet again with you someday with you. 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Juml) rjri an . jCamont Cartes 4. f isueno St even P..S 'tllarL 4. ? jechlcy 27 CLASS of 1986 1st row; Eli Hertzog, Jean Venesky, Doreen Giarth, Marlene Weber, Angie Luther, Harvey Shaw, Tom Washinsky, Dan Bopp, Dave Bopp Jerry Baker, Billy Joe Eckenrodc 2nd row Debi Crowell, Chris Gibbons, Sean Kirkpatrick, Rich Gwizdak, Brian Lamont, Ted Gerlesky, Renee Kreidler, Becky Kuntzman, Gino Franceschini, Steve Smolko. 3rd row; Ix ri Crowell, Mark Dubyak, Michelle Bolgar, Dura Farabaugh, Wayne Gray, Renee Gresh. Gus Gabnelson, Scott Henry, Aaron Kelly, Joe Homerski, Craig Gates. 4th row Patty Byrne, Jerry Burkhart, Jennifer Kennedy, Nancy Glass. Phyllis DeSalvo, Kim Cicero. Tor Gabrielson. Jodi Campbell, Wendy Hoover, Lisa Kline, Kimberly Eckenrodc. 5th row; Leann Ernest, Marianne Adams, Camanne Fedorko, Lisa Byrnes, Kim Eckenrodc, Lynne Dietrich, Barb Burskey, Annette Cronauer, Nancy Dranchak, Angela Cec- coli, Kim Carpinello, Grace Farabaugh, Margie Hite, Renee Bender, Denny Born, Buddy Berish, Tom Bender, John Anna, Bill Bender. 6th row; Tina Ivory, Michele Conrad, Lori Born, Edna Bailey, Michelle Fox, Kevin Anna, Randy Haggerty, Bob IIIig, Jeff Farabaugh 7th row: Lisa Depto, Cindy Gobert, Wendy Kitchen, Jackie Brothers, Shelly Hollen, Kelly Bearer 28 ABOVE the BEST 1« row Dawn Shcrry.Kcvm Smith, Carolyn Rusnak, Lon Wcstrick. Jill Routch. Rodney Ropp, Michele Swarden, Chris Ramsey, Kristina Smychynsky, Craig Lieb, Donna Shero. Kelly White, Brenda Sell, Gloria Spacht. 2nd row Ldgar Link, Kris Price, Jim McCanh, Ron Macalus. Denise Sheehan. Jeff Polites, Michele Kinney. Sam Pagano. Tanya McCoy. Dave Bearer, Lisa Blake. Bob Eckenrode. Srd row Mark Stockley. Melinda Selby. Sue Miller, Steve Van Ormer, Russ Miller, Kelly Solomon. Brett Schreyer, Brian Lechene, Kevin Huber, Steve McMullen. Bemie Mc- C onnell. Brian Lefebure. Ith row Patty Thomas, Laura Kovach. Chris McConnell. Colleen McGlynn. Renee Lubert, Barry Stoy, Jim Thomas, Chuck Da Bella, Bill Yeckley. th row Scott Krantz. Allen Kurtz, Tim Bloomberg. Brian Baker. BiU Ernest, Ted Rcber, John Wilt, Joe Weakland. Ed Leonard, Ron Litzinger. th row Crystal Miller, Dawn Merrill, Ron Miller, Craig McNulty. John McGowan, Rick Mulhollen, Mike Rcmatt, Ron Bricker, MikeGetsy ?th row Tracey Worchesky. Nancy Glass. Sandy Sral, Carrie Mandnck. Dawn Maykovich, Mark Yeckley. Ray Yeager, Charlie Pisaeno, John Shutty 29 A Majestic Evening On the evening of August 30, 1985, the Homecoming Court of the Class of 1986 majestically sauntered down the field to the soft background accompaniment of the Highlander Band. The suspense ended when Jill Routch was crowned Homecoming Queen for the Class of 1986. With a shower of congratulations, flowers, and applause, the Homecoming Court began their reign. Junior class president Edgar Link wans to present roses to the newly crown- ed Queen Jill Routch. Escort Tor Gabrielson and Homecoming Queen Jill Routch. 50 Kevin Anna and MkhrBe Fox Sam Pagano and Michelle Kinney Chris Ramsey and Becky Kuntzman Randy Haggerty and Carrie Mandritk Craig McNulty and Kim Zanoni 31 I Muhclkronr.nl 2 Margie Hire I Mark IJubyak ami M.rai Sward™ 4. Parry Thoma and Bernard McConnell 5 K Mar Kay I hill.ps9 Uura Farabaugh 10. Wendy Hoover 11. Carrie Mandnth 12 Lisa Kline aiSWop AW| | • 11 dn-ijsnd ajoui auQ £ im Kekenrode 6. Lori Wesmtk 7. Brenda Sell 8 mou noA oi tfuiolf ui | ‘aaq ‘x |_j p ).)jd p a || pajsiMX 01 sjafisn)] siq i.)| j £ Fijqtuir) simno tftmsivj $ poolf ui o r] •£ i ld'U I vv I Angie Marra 2 Chris Ramsey S Angie Ox coll A. Carrie Fcxlorko V Renee Gresh 6. Jennifer Kennedy 7. Christine McConnell 8. Wayne Gray 9 Leann Erne 10 Candy Gobert II Kelly Bearer � P!N ajnmj ueui Xui jo uiuieajQ tuip irqj ja(T] jnoA joj s j| sjauurui ajqm i vjjja i8-A « P M PI� � I to 0?av ynite (2 144- ( £oum Chris Gibbons, Annette Cronauer, Carrie Manilrick, Kevin Smith Sam Pagano, Gino Franccschini. Kelly Bearer. Michde Hollen 4 (?£ z44 'P lt Craig Lieb, Michele Swarden, Kim Cicero SfacnctecC Carolyn Rusnak, Mike Wetland, Donna Shero 'Jfcce-it Smdte y Michelle Fox, Kevin Anna. Renee Bender. Bill Ycckley Jill Routch, Mark Dubyak, Angie Ceccoli, Tor Gabrielson Tftott “TTtewi uiMe .eucy i Jackie Brothers. Kim Eckcnrode, Denny Borne. Chris Ramsey Score Henry, Kim Zanoni, Mike Lamb Patty Thomas, Boh Ec ken rode, Dave Bearer, Michelle Kinney 'Mott j4t6£etcc Melinda Selby, Kris Price, Jeff Polites xzmzxz li Moot ‘PojiUi Vl 7ec Student Mott c Barb Burs key, John McGowan, I.isa Blake. (.raij: MiNulty 37 Handsome H unks 1. Dun J ohnnwrt 2. Sylvesu r Stallone 3. Clint liastattMjL 4. Bill CosbJpH 5. Michael Fox Precious Petals I Rose Red Rose ( .irn.ition PIX OF EIGHTY QIX 8 Savvy Shades 1. Blue 2. Purple 3. Pink 4. Black 5. Red 2. 3. 4. in 5. Broken Stand-Out Soda 1 Pep� 1 .-'-0 2. Mi Ddlfcr . 3. Coke _ 4 ( lassie ( uke S. Diet Coke All-Together Albums Greatest Groups 1.1-2 2. The Cars 3 ZZ Top 4. Journey 3. Chicago T.V's Tops 1. Miami Vice 2. Cosby Sensational Soaps 1. Dajis ici c Lives 2. GuiduigLight 3 Santa Barbara i Young and Restless 3. General Hospital 39 ) (o wca-l AWyiJ i v+StH gSf li ■r2i g|iM n_i c 1 4 |5%|r :v p J k 0 o «rA. 5 $a sphafartortlg rnnjnlftfd a (Ouurer , SDat - gy, ,; f ■ US2 J '' roach Oku ufc frain tl|iB $ r!|ttoI anft is I Y vxr V rAp� m?rl iflCCV g iKtr w Jerry0 fK.£ i pi c . . . a, . Tj fyixt k IP CjWv 20Vr € ; -J :r ? Cfll. , .‘S ' � “- f„,,v,.. ia? CojlAJL. riculUXJU-lLK_ I Vx yl S O Vxvot y-- StdXJjf 'fft AS __‘ J. M Ut y c y ss fc W _ Lxx y tf' iycnx ode, TiiSg presrri Hiu )ra|nati iit rfarc atoarJifOlliiB O GTo $ f u Tk � 1 15 V. € -? n -A A ' A CIA; HONORED SENIORS National Honor Society 1st row Mrs Elizabeth Wasilko, Annette Cronauer, Dawn Sherry, Leann Ernest, Becky Scon, Melissa Spacht 2nd row: Mitzi S war den, Laura Farabaugh, Jill Routch, Angela Ceccoli, Lisa Kline, Kim Eckenrode, Lon Westnck. 3rd row Sue Miller. Renee Bender, Margie Hite. 4th row Nancy Glass, Carolyn Rusnak, Deb Crowell, Michele Bolgar, Kim Zanom. 5th row: Edgar Link, Dan Sigrist, Brett Schreyer, Russ MiUer National Honor Society Officers Carolyn Rusnak — Sec , Angela Ceccoli — Vice-Pres., Kimberly Eckenrode — Treas . Lisa Kline — Pres . Mrs. Elizabeth Wasilko — Advisor Senior Class Officers Edgar Link — Pres., Becky Kuntzman — Vice-Pres., Chris Gibbons — Representative, Kevin Anna — Sec., Carolyn Rusnak — Treas. 2 NEDT Awards 1st row: Kim Eckenrode, Lisa Kline, Dawn Sherry, Renee Gresh, Laura Farabaugh. 2nd row: Carolyn Rusnak, Renee Bender, Lon Westnck, Margie Hite, Jill Routch. 3rd row: Dawn Maykovich, Carrie Mandrick, Sue Miller, Kim Zanom 4th row, Mike Wetland, Russ MiUer, Craig McNulty. 5th row: Edgar Link, Jerry Burkhart. Brett Schreyer, John Anna, Bill Bender, Tor Gabrielson Rensselaer Math and Science Sue Miller MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS Marianne Adams Those crazy lunch mods my Senior year with K.Z..D.S., K.S andG.S. John Anna: Getting thrown in the fountain at Six Flags Kevin Anna Junior Phys. Ed. class, Mr. Murphy wrestling Carmen, mud slides in the Frog Pond Edna Bailey: Partying with Jack at the Pines. Thanksgiving Party with Micki (Do you remember Micki?) Barry Baker: The bet that Brian Winslow, Scott Price, and I had over the summer Jerry Baker: The wild and crazy times out at Glendale with Chuck D. and Steph. David Bearer: All the rides to Vo-Tech Kelly Bearer: Nothing that exciting happened to me to be remembered, and graduating Renee M Bender: The Saturday morning I tried to sneak into basketball practice and bit the dust, the day in Track when Byrnes and I hid from Mrs. Murphy under the high jump cover, the time Byrnes and I hid in the locker room showers to escape prosecution, then the refs come down and started showering in the stalls right behind us ... Tom Bender: When Buddy Berish lost a bet with me and had to wear a Penn State shin to school. Bill Bender Changing into our wrestling gear while going to the In- diana scrimmage on the bus. John Blake: Cutting grass in the practice Field, camp. Ice deliveries, Ramsey’s Party, long walk to Shaves, Tubing on Killer Mountain. Lisa Blake Bomb squad on the tech bus, playing hide and seek, and Phyllis DeSalvo's best seller Tim Bloomberg: When Bill and Kevin set off an M-80 on the Vo- Tech bus. Michele L. Bolgar: D.L.L. and M's version of “singing for your sup- per the french fries of death, and the lock-in. David Bopp: Seeing a Fight in the lav Dennis Bom: The night Bim and I traveled to Barnesboro, Bim's party and 10 25 85 Lori Born When B.B. mooned me three times in gym, when K.C. fell off her chair in lunch, the day Shelly Hollen fell coming out of the showers and fell against the lockers in the nude in gym Ron Bncker: The day J.F went swimming at tech. Jacqueline Brothers: The day my typewriter blew up; 8th mod lunch table, partying with Ed up the Pines; Junior Prom, and March 18, 1984. Germain A Burkhart: Sophomore year when Mr Sibert was called over the P.A. to report to his class Barbara Lynn Burskey: The weekend of Friday the 13th, the canoe ride with Jill and Mitzi, trip to Florida without air-conditioning, the day my hair caught on Fire and also the day I was struck with a vicious javelin. Patricia Byrne: My friends will never let me forget the time I wiped out in C-hall, I was never so embarrassed. Lisa Byrnes: When Renee B and I had an unexpected shower with the refs. The time when we were supposed to go to a basketball scrimmage and Kim C. and Kim E. were hypnotized. And of course Bird watching and the Cooler to games and meets. Jodi Campbell: The Penn State game, D.S. s wild and crazy parties, the good times in lunch, the night D.B., N.G. and 1 slept in Fred s cabin, and when we cheered at St. Francis and I forgot something I needed (BLT) Kimberly Jean Carpinello: Sixth mod lunch freshman year when Born flipped me out of my chair and I lay on the floor for 15 minutes laughing; Graduation night Angela Marie Ceccoli: When Margie got her jeans stolen during Phys. Ed., when Barb's hair caught on Fire in Chem 1 1 lab, winning the state volleyball championship in 1985, beating Richland, clamb digging and clamb alert, Margie s secret love letter. The Updater, and unwinding a whole roll of ticker tape while Mr Bilko was watching. Kimberley Cicero: Nanc’s Ballet Step at Nate's and pushing J.T. accidentally down the stairs, all in one night. Round one at Nicktown, falling off a cliff in Deb’s car. Phyllis' best seller. Mrs. Murphy's — just one more time! Michele Denice Conrad: November 24, 1982, summer of '85. Annette Marie Cronauer: Every wild and wacky moment with my friends, not to mention clamb digging, Margie's stolen jeans (the brand new 0 ones). Trivial Pursuit parties, Kelly snifFing Trivial Pursuit pieces and getting one stuck in his nose, belonging to a championship band, and drastic improvements at CH during my Senior year Debbie Crowell: The Lock In, great times with friends, the gang's version of singing for our supper, rolling down S pod. Barb. B.'s new hairdo in Chem II class, and Finding no chair to sit on in P.O.D. class. Lori Crowell: Winning the District VI Championship in basketball my sophomore year, singing for our supper, M B. always running into the extinguisher in S pod and Barb B.'s new way to get a hair cut. Chuck DaBella. The time the M80 was lit on the tech bus. Phyllis DeSalvo: When L.B., N.G. and K.C. handed me my Best Seller. Eating 8th mod and explaining everything we say to J.C. December 19th Great Crash. Lynne Dietrich: When C.M. bumped into Maj. Gadd and his glasses fell off. Riding home from Florida with no air-conditioning. Nancy Louise Dranchak: Clambdigging” with Angj, and Clamb alert. When Margie’s pants got stolen and Margie’s love letter, The Updater, unwinding a whole roll of ticker tape when Mr. Bilko was watching. Mark A. Dubyak: 85' Forensic team; state Finals; Scott H. breaking into my truck; times with Glenn K., Sean S., and Dave M. Bill Earnest: When Huber and I blew up on the bus seat on bus 13 coming back from Vo-Tech. Kimberly Eckenrode: Falling out of the showers during Phys. Ed; All the great times during lunch 11th grade year, winning the PIAA Volleyball State Title Nov. 9, 1985, and beating Richland 1984. Kimberly Ann Eckenrode: White water boating trips with W.H and L.K. When L.K played nurse in lunch. Those sickly ex- periences at Hershey Park. At Glendale with W.H.’s bikini, L.K.'s driving techniques, and Yearbook meetings with the Gas Chamber and the Gas Generator. Bob Eckenrode: When the bomb squad lit the M-80 off on the Vo-Tech bus and didn't make it out the window and destroyed the seat. And having Tilly, Lisa Blake, and Tina Lokey chasing me and Brian Winslow through the woods when we skipped school. Bill Eckenrode: When the wrestling team got changed on the bus going to a match. Leann Ernest: Sophomore year when A.C. and I went skiing at Blue Knob and someone had to help me get back up the hill because I was sliding into the woods. Grace Farabaugh: The day Super Sandy and I chased the food can down C-hall just to empty her tray and our gang's conservations during 8th mod lunch. Jeff Farabaugh: Getting thrown out of Mr. Arnold's room. Laura J. Farabaugh: Crackers in Health; the shoe incident in Mr. A s room; french fry curve; waterspons '85; boufant; weekends with the big O ; Honest Mom, chili dogs ; podium beating Canianne Fedorko: Getting egged : the night before the N.C. game; and diving into the woods thinking we all were going to get caught. Michelle Fox! On our Band trip coming home from Florida when the air conditioner broke and what we all went through. 43 Gino Franceschini: Putting the basebalJ bat through the divider in Phys-Ed. Gus Gabrielson: 4 nights of partying at P.S.U. over 1986 New Year Tor Gabrielson: New' year's eve '84, and trying to reach the West Coast but winding up in Cresson. Craig Gates: When Mike got milk dumped all over him in lunch. Theodore Gerlesky: When Rick G. and I knocked the jigsaw over in shop in 10th grade. Michael Getsy: The day the M-80 was set off on the Tech bus. Doreen J. Giarth: Eating 6th mod with teachers, freshman year. End of junior year when a car full of good friends sat in the parking lot for a couple of hours. Karen running into Mr. Grembi A' schedule lunch mod last year. Chris Gibbons: The day I met Linda Hoover; Oct. 14, 1983, Nov. 1, 1984; all the times the gang went to Glendale after weight lif- ting, and most of all 'camp. ” Nancy Glass: Wrecking on Dec. 19, the Penn State game, falling in front of a room full of people, sleeping over at Fred's cabin, going over a small cliff in Deb's car, and the parties at D.S.’s house. Cindy Gobert: All of Mr. Arnold's English classes; the ROTC trip to Ohio, Sept. 24 (Nigger and Wendy) Wayne Gray: Eating lunch with Marc. L., Lenny B., Doug A., Buzz C, and Ted D. and when Jim M. crushed the cookie all over me. Renee M. Gresh: The big O', J.B.'s party freshman year and my pink shoes, the milkshake, winning states my senior year, to D.S. Oh, my God!,” to LJF Boufant, and flying potatochips. Richard Gwizdak: When Bake and I painted the inside of Mr Boyle's Scout up at Tech with no respirators. When Ted Gerlesky and I knocked over the jigsaw my freshman year. Randy Haggerty: The student strike against cafeteria food. Scott Henry: Driving B.P. back to school; trivia game at IUP; the Oct. 6, '85 sunset. Edward Hertzog: Being hooked out of the swimming pool freshman year. Marjorie Ann Hite: When my pants got stolen while I was skiing in Phys. Ed.; Clamdigging, clam alert; unwinding a whole roll ticker tape while Mr. Bilko was watching, the updater.” Michele Lynn Hollen: B-BQ in the OSOB. 4-wheelin in the Hefty Mobile. Big boy, and the song ; 8th mod at the round table. Joe Homerski: When Mr. D. smacked us. Wendy Hoover: White water boating trips with K.E. and L.K., all our crazy nicknames, L.K. and her obscene driving, Lisa and I mak- ing Kim listen to swinging 101 F.M Robert Illig: The day Mr D. hit J.H. and me for laughing. Tina Ivory: L.L. falling up stairs and ruining $2000 worth of dental work. Biology and the hole in the floor. Mud Slide at Nicktown with Vonnie and Mare. Getting on stage at the TTAR concert. Aaron Kelly: The Trivia Pursuit championship on IUP Day and skipping school with C.A. to feed the ducks at Glendale Jennifer Lynn Kennedy: My freshman year when we had spaghetti for lunch and I went to put my tray away and I knocked all the trays over and spaghetti flew all over the place and Jerome was on hall duty and laughed at me Michelly Kinney: Penn State Mud game, the Vo-Tech bomb squad, hide-and-seek, and Phyllis DeSalvo’s Best Seller. Sean Kirkpatrick: All the parties at Shave's house Randall Kirsch: Egging the Ligonier Bus Junior year with friends after the basketball game. Wendy Kitchen: Aug. 24 with Cindy G. and Nigger, Dec. 6 with Brian W. and F.S., the two times I came closest to death. Lisa Marie Kline: Hersheypark 85,” “portages,” our senior motto. The quest for the pink ticker tape while being watched. Laura Kovach: The bomb squad on vo-tech bus; junior year vo-tech rides on 14 Renee Kreidler: The day sophomore year when my dad brought me to school and all the rides to vo-tech. Rebecca Kuntzman: The time J.S. and D.C. and I looked in the boys locker room and got an eyeful. December 8, 1984 and the bus rides to Tech. Timothy M. Kuzar: Getting three days for fighting Michael Charles Lamb: Meeting new friends Brian Lamont: Getsy almost drowning Brian Lefebure: ”85” skip party, coming back to homeschool Craig Alan Lieb: Getting a 100% on a Trig, quiz and in Chemistry class when we almost blew up S pod. Edgar Link: Sitting beside the girl with a snake under her chair. LaVaughn Link: T.l. falling over a sewer grate at a N.C.-C.H. JV game in Bamesboro near the wall in the mud. Biology and the hole in the floor. The Mudslide at Nicktown with Tina and Kate. Get- ting on stage at the TTAR concert. Ronald R. Link: After the Bishop Carroll football game, riding home in the back of J.B.'s pick-up truck, when she didn't know we were there. Ron Litzinger: Having to make up three hrs. for skipping English my junior year. Tina Lokey: Playing hide-and-seek, the bomb squad on the Tech bus. Renee Lubert: When I left my gym bag in the cafeteria after lunch Ron Macalus: The usual with Matt, camp, Ice Deliveries, the time Thump's car wouldn't make wapsie Carrie Mandrick: Getting locked out of music class Freshman year with L.D. and D M. Knocking Major Gadd's glasses off his face, Prom, and Homecoming Angela Marra: Homeroom with Crystal, ninth grade English class with Tina and Millette. Dawn Renee Maykovich: Getting sent to the office for laughing, October 7, 1984, camping — summer of '84, THE pep rally, warming-up” before football games and majorette initiation James McCann: The weekend at Bald’s camp. The final seconds in the N.C. game, and the trip up Wopsy. Bernard McConnell: M-80 on the Vo-Tech bus. Christine Ann McConnell: When Margie got her pants stolen in Phys. Ed.; the Volleyball team winning the State Championship and all the happy tears; T.P. parties; Angj's Clambdigging” excur- sions; Annette’s smiley faces that always cheered me up and all the fun times with friends. Tanya Marie McCoy: Missing my Christmas concert my junior year because of taking out the tree. Colleen McGlynn: When in Home Ec. I opened the cabinet door and the powdered sugar hit me on the head. Getting chased around S by a certain teacher. John McGowan: The night my associate J.W. and I took a trip to Keith Hollow while we were pretty well tuned up. Steve McMullen: When the Bomb squad lit the M-80 on the tech bus. Craig B. McNulty: During wrestling when we had to change on the bus. When we sang at Tony's Pizza for our meal. Karen McNulty: Freshman year when Doreen Giarth while running to her locker ran right into Mr. Pawlikowski. Dawn Renee Merrill: My junior year bus rides to Tech with R.P.L. and the day M.F.S. tried to feed the floor of the commons by dum- ping her tray. Crystal Miller: When Mary S. dropped her lunch tray and everyone was laughing at her. Ronald Miller: The ROTC crips in 10th grade with Carl S. and Sean K. and the whole group. Russell P. Miller: Drenching Mr. Bilko in Chem 1 lab; having an enjoyable conversation with the drummers during band camp. Susan Miller: Watching the milkshake drip down E.Y.’s face, Times with the big O, green macaroni, and Bird watching dur- ing basketball camp. Richard Mulhollen: G.M. and K.P.'s battle in the shower sophomore year. When R.H. and I left school with the recruiter to 44 take a test and he hit a telephone pole. Karen Owens: When Laurie, Kirstie, Linda and I lost Mike's dog. Samuel Pagano: The time Mary, Alex, Janice and 1 swam at the condos instead of skiing at Blue Knob on the ski trip 84 Mary Kay Phillips: Mine and A.C.’s pizza party in S143 and the great mud slide with Tina and LaVaughn. Tammy Elizabeth Pierce: The band trip to Florida; my Sophomore year when our Cultures class purposely went to the wrong room and Mr l uffy couldn't Find us; going to Altoona with Karen, Becky, Steve and Russ, all the crazy lunch mods we've shared Brenda Ann Polisky: 1983 Homecoming practice when Mark S. de-pantsed Tina Prevost in front of the senior guys. The band trip to Florida and South Carolina and when Tina also got de-pantsed in front of the Tiki Birds in Disney World. Jeff Polites: camp, tubin, and operation P.P with Mac. Tina Maria Prevost: Being de-pantsed in front of the Tiki Birds and the senior guys of '83 and the great cookie battle. Kris Price Blessing the rims during Saturday morning practice. Robert M Rairigh: When Kris Lovetron” Price, blessed the backboards after the '85 year lost three onepointers. Chris Ramsey; Skiing my IOth grade year when Ron M and Craig M took me on the hardest hill for the First time ever skiing The bomb squad on the Vo-Tech bus. Phyllis D.'s learning book and John B. mowing grass with his car in front of the school. My life is too exciting to list them all (sorry). Edward Todd Reber: Bud Man, rolling pennies from the commons to the library. Michael Rematt: 11th grade English class; wrecks Rodney M. Ropp: Tubing, burning the shed, Thump's car break- ing down half way up Whopsie. My encounter with Drift. The boom chuck-a-luckers. The long walk to Shaves. Missing the foot- ball bus to J-town. Jill Routch. Stripping down on the Florida band bus because of no air conditioning for 24 hours; the weekend of Friday the 13th; skiing excursions with friends; batonless senior year; being in- itiated into majorettes, the many encounters with my buddy ; homecoming; the canoe ride with Mitz and Barb, freshman N.C. game; and most of all, my friendship with Paul R Carolyn Rusmak: The Florida band trip, August 11, 1985 in Pitt- sburgh, the volleyball championship at IUP, J.R carrying me into the boy’s lav, and Lori W. falling off the chair in Health. Brett Schrcyer: When Barb B lit her hair on Fire with the bun sen burner in Chem II. Rebecca Elizabeth Scott: The band trip to Florida (the party down the hall), the bird that had an accident on my hand, and the shocstocks basketball game with Cindy and Lis. Melinda Selby: In volleyball beating Norwin my sophomore year, Richland junior year, State Champs senior year. The time Lisa B and I were in Jacky T.'s locker, and being on T.V. with Mrs. Mur- phy and Kim E. Brenda Marie Sell: Cleaning the cafe, with Tina, Rose, and Katie, and having been told if we didn't stop acting like pre-schoolers we could eat elsewhere!! Harvey Lee Shaw: My Junior Year in Mr. Gormish s class. Denise Sheehan: Cheerleading, when the cheerleaders wrecked Dec. 19, Penn State camp, going to the Penn State-Notre Dame game, vacation parties. Donna Sue Shero: Cheerleading with Kim and Mandy junior year. The time when Mrs. Grybosky wore two different colored shoes. Almost blowing up my soap in Chem 1 and going to Nicktown every Sunday with Kristi and Gloria and Bill’s pitstop. Dawn Sherry: Cliff Night, Green macaroni, podium beating, the Big O ”, J .B.'s wild party, flying potato chips, and most definitely giving Ed his just desserts. Regis Sherry: When J.B. thought I was a cop and pulled off the road because I put a red flashing light on the dash of my car. Nancy Short: The day the M-80 went off on the bus. Our 8th mod conversations at lunch. John Shutty: Night before NC football game. Dan Sigrist: When I flipped my chair over in Chem 1 class. Kevin J. Smith: The bag of icecream Dave and I got at the steak house. The night at Chest Springs gas station. Friday the 13th 1985. Eugene Smithmyer: The night we got Ron’s wallet out of the school. Steve Smolko My adventures at Glendale. Kristina Ann Smychynsky: The day Mrs. G. wore two different col- ored shoes to class, the moon rising at 12:00 noon, Florida's 24 hour sauna, stupid Ed tricks, and telling of things that never happened. Kelly Solomon: When K.P. sprinkled the B-ball hoops with holy water after we had lost 3 games by 1 point. Gloria Spacht: The night N.S., L.B., K.Z., L.F., and I got egged. Melissa Spacht: Richmond, VA (June 1, 1984), Miami Vice with Pam in the boy's lock err oom Sandy Sral: When Dave Bearer got thrown out of class. Faye Stiles: Dec. 6, when Brian, Wendy and I wrecked Brian's car. Mark Stockley: When Dan Sigrist flipped backwards on his chair in Chem class in 10th grade. (I laughed for 4 mods!!) Barry Stoy: My entire Junior year and the 85 R.O.T.C. picnic. Michele Lynn Swarden The time Jill, Barb, and I created the perfect man. Lunch-line conversations with a special friend, junior year. The trivia pursuit game at I.U P with Scott, Aaron, and Jerry. The Florida -Myrtle Beach trip with the band. My 3 year romance with Glenn. Patty Thomas: When the dynamite kids lit the M-80 on the bus coming from Vo-Tech in the second day of school. Steven R. Van Ormer: Florida's irate Puerto Rican. The disastrous Red Kool-Aid incident. Procrastinations in Indo-China. K.S. getting out of Grembology. Jean Marie Vcnesky: My sophomore year in English class. Thomas Nicholas Washmsky: My first three weeks of school as a freshman, getting called to the office six times in one day because of the locker situation. Joe Wcakland skipping Vo-Tech. Millette Weakland Almost getting busted by the MP's in Vingima at Fort Belvar on a ROTC trip. Marlene M Weber: When I broke my foot during my Sophomore year and when Jean V. and I spilled grease at Vo-Tech. Mike Weiland: When Danny S. flipped over his chair in Chem. and just lay on the ground; Laura s allnight Penn State-Pitt party, push starting Brett's car in front of Barb's house in a blinding rainstorm. Lori Ann Westnck: Winning the State Championship in Volleyball, the bus ride home from Florida, and most of all September 15, 1984. Sean Wctherson: The locker situation in 9th grade that included Jim Thomas, Tom Washmsky, and me. Kelley White: The day I spilled unknown chemicals on my pants and it turned them brown. John Wilt: When during lunch Lisa asked Daryl and me How can you tell if a guy is still a virgin. ” Tracey Worchesky: In lunch with super Sandy. Ray Yeager: When the M-80 went off on the Vo-Tech bus. Mark Ycckley: 3:15 every day. Bill Yecklcy: Ramsey s 1st party at the trailer when I was trying to kick the light out. Kim Zanoni: My acrobatics in Computer class 45 Seniors’ Likes and Ambitions Marianne Frog Adams Likes: Musk, Reading, Children Ambition: To try to be successful in everything I do; I would like to pursue a career as an attorney. John Anna Likes: Penn State and The Who Ambition: To make my first million by the age of 30. Kevin Speed'1 Anna Likes: Thunderstorms, A special someone. Family and Friends. Ambition: To be successful in all I do and to live my life comfortably. Edna Ed Bailey Likes: Gentlemen, Snowfall in the evening, and Being with my friends Ambition: To cherish old times and concentrate on new ones. Barry Bake Baker Likes: Panics and Older women Ambition: Profes- sional Musician. Jerry Rambutt Baker Likes: Wild women. Parties, Fast cars. Ambition: To be an Underw ater Welder Jacqueline Jack Brothers Likes: Cruising, I.C Light, and G.S Ambi- tion: To be a Medical Assistant, and To own a cornfield with Schelly and Kelly.. Germain Jerry A Burkhart Likes: Weekends, Family get togethers, and Friends. Ambition: To be successful in life Barbara Radar Burskey Likes: Yellow, Being with my friends, Skiing, and Walking at night in the snow Ambition: To become a business management graduate, suceed in life, and live in Hawaii.. Patricia Patty Byrne Likes: Playing tennis, Dancing, and most of all, Spending time with the people I care about most Ambition: To be suc- cessful in obtaining my goals and To surpass the many hardships of life. Lisa Byrnes Byrnes Likes: Spons. Having fun with my terrific friends, and Being around people Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do. Earn big bucks (Mom knows 1 need it!), and To have fun while I am doing it. David Spike Bearer Likes: The mountains, girls, and Strohs Ambi- tion: To follow my Father's footsteps Kelly Kel Bearer Likes: DVE, Iron Maiden, and H.S W D.N. Ambi- tion: To be a contestant on the Wheel of Fonunc with Lon B and to raise a cornfield with Jackie and Schelly. Renee Nay” M Bender Likes: Spending time with treasured friends, Christmas Eve at home. Walking along the beach at night with my plants rolled up. and sharing dreams with a very sp� ecia! person Ambition: To become a doctor and fulfill the dreams I've treasured for so long. Tom Bender Likes: Parties, Hunting, and Fast cars. Ambition: To become successful in life. Bill Boots Bender Likes: Wrestling and beating someone into the mat, Screwing around with friends, and most of all I like a certain 11 th grade girl, and she knows who she is! Ambition: To make my 1st million by the age of 25. Frederick Buddy A Berish Likes: Blue Eyed Soul (Hall and Oates), Late Night with David Letterman, and Sleeping in. Ambition: To become a popular D.J. John Thumper Blake Likes: Weekends, Cold beer, and Going out for dinner Ambition: To succeed in life and to spend it with lots of Joy. Lisa Blake Blake Likes: Partying, Being with all my friends, and All the unforgettable times I can’t remember Ambition: To get a good job after I graduate and to succeed in everything I do. Tim Bloomberg Likes: Working on cars. Hunting, and Fishing. Ambi- tion: To be in the Navy. Jodi Jo Campbell Likes: Good times with my friends. Wild panics, and that S P ecial someone Ambition: To be successful in all I do, to own a Porsche, and to own a beach house in Florida where I can spend time with the one I love. Kimberly Carppy Jean Carptnello Likes: Being with family and friends, Working with animals, and watching it snow Ambition: To open my own business and be successful in all I do. Angela Angj Marie Ceccoli Likes: Showing horses, especially jumpers, Volleyball, Shopping, and Faded Levis. Ambition: To get the gold some- day. to be a successful Pharmacist, to own a Camaro, and to play for a NCAA National Championship Volleyball team Kimberley Kimbo Cicero Likes: Great parties, Being with friends and having special memories, people with optimism and being themselves. Ambition: To gain a sense of direction, to become successful in life and to be happy If all else fails, to be stranded on an island with 100’s of men. Michele Micki Denice Conrad Likes: Being with S. P. and making him happy and having a great time with my crazy friends. Ambition: To be an X-ray Technician. Annette Maria Elizabeth Cronauer Likes: Children and everything relating to them, especially clowns. Perfectionism in the fields of music and art, and Spending time with my loved ones Ambition: Throughout my life, I wish to reach my highest goal, to make those around me as happy as I am. Debbie Deb Crowell Likes: Cal. U, Pitt, Family, Being with friends. Quiet, and Big white snowflakes Ambition: To make it through college, reach 5'5 , find out what Pep is all about, be successful and happy in life, and finally to meet super-chem Lori Crowell Likes: Good times with friends and family, Weekends, Cal. U. and Pittsburgh Ambition: To become an elementary teacher, and someday meet Superchcm Michele L Bolgar Likes: Charles Bronson movies, Florida, and Special times with family and friends. Ambition: To meet Charles Bronson, Own a Lamborghini or Ferrari,Meet Super Chcm and to Lead a successful and happy life. Dan Bopper Bopp Likes: Hunting, Football, and Riding 3-Wheelers. Ambition: To be an Electrician. David Bopper Bopp Likes: Hunting, Fishing, and 3-Wheelers. Ambi- tion: To be an Electrician. Dennis Denny Bom Likes: Hunting, Fishing, Snoopy, and Being with fnends. Ambition: To be successful in life and have fun while doing it. Lon Bom Bom Likes: WDVE, Wild men, and Days off school. Ambi- tion: To go on Wheel of Fortune with Kelly Bearer, To get the best out of life, and To graduate Ron Stick Bricker Likes: Working on cars, 4-Wheeling, and Fast jeeps. Ambition: To own a garage of my own, and To make lots of money. Chuck Daygo DaBella Likes: Fast cars. Fast women, and Fast food. Ambition: To find work after graduation Phyllis Pickle DeSalvo Likes: Spending times with my friends on the weekends, The memories, Rainbows, Mountain Dew and Porkchop. Am- bition: To go to school at I.CM and to make that special someone in my life very happy. with my fnends Ambition: To be a success' m ’ i T'm” SpCm not to give up until I reach my goals everything I attempt and richest man al.ve. « •� 45. and be the 46 become a mason ami get smashed with all my friends. Kimberly Schmuckus (Speedy)'' Eckenrode Likes: Penn State Football, spending time with my family and friends, weekends with my special so- meone and Mountain Dew Ambition: To go to S.R.U. and succeed in everything 1 do. Kimberly Ann Kim Eckenrode Likes: Family get togethers, my piano and the outdoors Ambition: to be an Elementary teacher and to own a log cabin house in the mountains. Bob Eckenrode Likes: Partying every night, fishing, and hunting Ambi- tion: Finish Drywaller and party a lot more. BiU Jakly Eckenrode Likes: Junior Prom, Wrestling, First date with SMB Ambition: To lead a happy life and to work as hard as I can. Ixann Ernie, Susie Pickle'' Likes: Weekends in Altoona, Gorgeous guys, Being with my family and friends Ambition: To have the best office job there is whether I'm single or married. Grace Farabaugh Likes: Sharing good times with family and friends, riding horses, and going spotting Ambition: To be successful and happy in all 1 attempt to do in life Jeff Farabaugh Ambition: To be an engineer Laura J Pudface Farabaugh Likes: The finer things in life, good times with good friends and rocky road, but especially those blue shutters! Ambi- tion: To get through med-school artfully and get through life without psychiatric help, C rrianne Carrie'' Fedorko Likes: The smell of real Christmas trees, muscular guys, having fun with my friends. Ambition: To be happy, and to be successful in what I attempt. Michelle Shelly Fox Likes: My family, my special someone , having a great time with my friends. Ambition: To make all my dreams come true. Gino Bird Franceschini Likes: Fast cars, hot women, cold beer. Ambi- tion: To retire. Gus A Gabe Gabnelson Likes: Eating, ody-surfing, beach Ambition: To become one of the unfortunate drug dealers on Miami Vice, and to make several million. Tor E. Gabnelson Likes: Skiing, surfing, and outrageous summers at the beach Ambition: To meet and conquer every goal and challenge the op- posite sex can throw at me. Draig Gates Likes: Pizza, cars, study halls. Ambition: Computer Programmer. Theodore Alvin Gerlesky Likes: Beer, fast cars, parties Ambition: To own a Lamborghini. Michael Gutz Getsy Likes: Cars, girls, and lots of fun Ambi- tion:Doreen J. D.J Giarth Likes: Rainbows, oceans 6c cherished moments with special friends. Ambition: To live a full and happy life and make all my dreams come true. Chris Gib Gibbons Likes: L H . Firefighting. Firemen s Conventions, but most of all being with that someone very special in my life. Ambition: To be married to that special someone and be a Professional Firefighter. Nancy Nane Glass Likes: good friends, nice guys, and great panics Ambition: To always be happy and to succeed in whatever I attempt. Cindy Goffer Goben Likes: All the crazy times spent with fnends and family, weekends, and the Miami Dolphins Ambition: To live life to the fullest and to be happy in whatever I do. Wayne Toot Gray Likes: Hockey. Baseball, and flirting with the girls Ambition: To graduate from high school, get a good paying job, live in Beverly Hills, and own my own Porsch. Renee Nac GrcshLikes: Spending time with my sweetie, my family and fnends (especially my little brother), and almost anything chocolate or pink Ambition: To make it through college, get a job, get marned and live a happy life. Richard Clyde Gwizdak Likes: Parties and fast cars Ambition: To go to Vale Tech and be certified as an Auto Bodyman Randy Haggerty Likes: Cars, easy music, the outdoors Ambition: College or military, get a great job, marry Game Mandnck and give her the best of everything. Scott Henry Likes: Being with family and friends, jeeps and days off Am- bition: To enjoy everything life offers. Edward Hertzog Likes: Genesee, Miami Dolphins, and Copenhagen snuff Ambition: To go to the Air Force and lay brick Marjorie Ann Margj Hite Likes: Being with fnends, having a good time, guys in faded Levis! Ambition: To complete college and get a job doing research for a major company and to make lots of money To find the perfect guy in faded Levis! Michele Lynn Schelly Hollen Likes: Cruising, Being with friends and family, and Com. Ambition: To be successful and filthy rich, and to visit Indo-China, and to own a com field with Kelly and Jacki Joe Space Homerski Likes: Being hyp-mo-tized, to be pelted with rocks and garbage, and to watch you and make your life a living HELL! Ambi- tion: To be hyp-mo-tized and Peace for the World. Wendy Maureen Wendy Hoover Likes: Mushrooms, fireworks, autumn, country music and spending time with family and friends Ambition: To reach my highest potential and to achieve all my goals in life. Robert Bob llhg Likes: Girls, football, waterskiing Ambition: To find a successful job and live a happy life. Tina Tim, Jane Ivory Likes: Levi babes, whining, the Walnut family. Ambition: To own my own professional football team with L. L., move away from Pa., and live a very happy life. Aaron AU Kelly Likes: Nice cars, skiing and WDVE Ambition: To become a successful engineer or to work at the Quality Fruit Market for the rest of my life. Jennifer Lynn Jen Ken, Shoe woman, and fats Kennedy Likes: Being with my friends. Peppermint Patties, and The beach Ambition: To see the world before I die. Michelle Tilly Kinney Likes: Partying Weekends, vacations to the beach, spending all my time with my special Buddy. J. D. Ambition: To have a great job, and to marry my man and have our twins Sean Captin Kirk KirkpatnckLikes: Hunting, going to my girl's house Ambition: To dnve a tank for the army. Randall Randy Kirsch Likes: Girls, parties, and the outdoors Ambi- tion: To get my associate degree for drafting and make a lot of money and live my life to the fullest Wendy Wendy Lou, Wendel Kitchen Likes: Parties with my friends, Glendate after 9, Genesee. Ambition: To get marned to that special so- meone, have children, and move away from Pa. Lisa Marie Lisa” Kline Likes: Red liconce, pearls, finding violets in the spnngtime. Ambition: To graduate from college, get married, and have twins. Laura Lovach Likes: Good friends, good jams, and partying weekends. Ambition: To get a good job and to be happy Renee Bernice, Re Kreidler Likes: Good times with friends, skiing and Sundays. Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Rebecca Becky Beefcakes Kuntzman Likes: Skiing, going to that special town with my friends, and long weekends. Ambition: To become a dental hygienist, make the best of my future years and be happy with my life Timothy M Kuzz Kuzar Likes: Hunting, fishing and fun Ambition: Being rich. Michael Charles CON LambLikes: Basketball. Track, Christmas. Am- bition: Be wealthy and have a nice family. Brian Fig Lament Likes: Genesee, Marlboro, and girls Ambition: To get a good job and party on weekends Brian Linguim Lechene Likes: Beer, Cars, and one particular girl Am- bition: To have a family and a good job to support them. Brian Lefty Lefebure Likes: Beer, Fast cars, and girls Ambition: Live life to the fullest and have a great time doing it. Craig Alan C. A Lieb Likes: Sports (track, wrestling), motorcycles and trikes, camping in the mountains with my father Ambition: To have my own business, run around in a new Camaro, and stay in shape Also, to have a beautiful wife!!! Hdgar Ed Link Likes: Food, my Best Buddy, end of English class Am- bition:To make it through college and find a successful job. LaVaughn Sara Vem Lank Likes: Levi Babes, fruit, The Walnut family Ambition: To own my own pro. football team with T. I., Move away from Pa., and live a successful life. Ronald R Tinker, the missing' Lank Lank Likes: Three wheeler riding, playing football Ambition: To make it through The College of Engineer- ing and to own my own construction company Ron Litz Latzinger Likes: Girls, parties, being with friends. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I try to accomplish Tina Lokey Likes: Weekends, unicorns, being with my special someone Ambition: To make the best out of life, and be happy. Renee Lubert Likes: Keyboards, science fiction, art Ambition: To become a librarian Angie Ang Luther Likes: Being with my friends and family Phys-Ed, and weekends. Ambition: To graduate, and try to find a job after graduation. Ron Mat Macalus Likes: Spons, girls, panics. Ambition: To succeed in life, get a job, and make money. Came Mandrick Likes: Spending time with my family and friends, twirl- ing, my Lindy Star, and Peach Ambition: To achieve all my goals with Randy by my side, and to make him happy forever. Angela 'Angie(Ang) ' Marra Likes: Being with that special someone R.S., painting, and Pizza ! Ambition: To marry R S., live a long happy life, and become an anist. Dawn Renee Maykovich Likes: Spending time with family and friends, waiting for my special someone to come home on weekends and chocolate Ambition: To live a very happy life, fulfill all my dreams and have Jim S. at my side — forever. James Jim McCann Likes: Sports, family, to party Ambition: To become a teacher, and to live forever. Bernard Red McConnell Likes: Fords, hunting, parties Ambition: To become a professional machinist. Christine Ann Chris McConnell Likes: Spending time with family and friends, beautiful scenery, outdoors Ambition: Occupational Therapist Tanya Marie McCoy Likes: My family, R J. C, and Rainbows Ambi- tion: To someday become as good a mother to my children as my mom has been to me. Colleen Coco McGlynn Likes: Fnends, Genessee beer, weekend parties Ambition:To get married to that special someone and raise a family. John John McGowan Likes: Genesee, family get-together, going out with my friends, and getting Bim totally smashed out of his mind. Ambi- tion: To make it through college and be a big tycoon. Jeff McMullen Likes: Weekends, summer vacation, football, pizza. Am- bition: To become a computer programmer. Steve Scooter McMullen Likes: Blondes, brunettes and redheads. Am- bition: To be making lots of money as a Diesel Mechanic and truck driver. Craig B McNut, Luigi McNulty Likes: Wrestling, panics, and Diet Coke Ambition: To marry a beautiful girl who has lots of money Karen McNulty Likes: Playing football with a certain team from AshviUe, and spending time with my friends and family Ambition: To make it through 4 years of college and become successful in what I do. Dawn Renee Dizzy Merrill Likes: R P L , WDVE, and panies with Southern Comfort Ambition: To get through life with the one goal 1 have in mind. Crystal Guppie Miller Likes: ROTC trips Ambition:My only ambition in life is |ust to Be Happy. Ronald Miller Likes: Friends, fishing and hunting Ambition: To make it through life and be successful. Russell P, Russ Truss(er) Miller Likes: Music, reading, conversation with Intelligent people Ambition: To become a family physician Susan Sue Miller Likes: Snow, sleeping, and the big O Ambition: To become a Physical Therapist, and to make lots of money. Richard Rick Mulholen Likes: My car, my guns, fnends and family Ambition: For M Y and me to get a camper in R H and C. M s back yard. Karen Owens Likes: French 1. II, III, The Yearbook Staff, all the friends I made through the years Ambition: To receive a college degree Samuel Guido Pagano Likes: Music, panics, and that one woman Ambition: To rock and roll all the way to the top, teach Thumper how to live again, be captured by aliens on a Hying saucer. May Kay Kate Phillips Likes: Being with family and friends, Nicktown dances, cruisin' and the Walnut family. Ambition: To be successful and have fun. Tammy Elizabeth Pierce, or Tam Pierce Likes: Shanng and making memories with friends, being with my family and having a good time. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life, to be an English teacher, and someday meet a movie star Brenda Ann Bee Polisky Likes: Being with G B and my son, having good times with friends and family, PIZZA, Pepsi, shrimp. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do and to make everyone special to me happy. Jeff BO Polites Likes: TV, cold brew.and Pizza Ambition: To graduate from college. Tina Marie Bopper Prevosc Likes: Spending time with special friends, long weekends, and vacations at Ocean City, Maryland Ambition: To be happy and to achieve everything I set out to do! Kris Lovetron Price Likes: Sports, summer vacation, and to party Am- bition: To succeed in life. Robert M Fuzz Raingh Likes: Basketball, Chorale, computers. Ambi- tion: To finish college and manage my own computer business. Chris Ramsey Ramsey Likes: Partying, staying in shape, and vacations to Hawaii with the women on weekends Ambition: To be lavished with money and many riches so that I can sit back and laugh at all my friends throughout my life. Edward Tedd The Rceb, Reb, Rebel, Ted or Ed, The Grim Reaper, Reefer Reber Likes: Girls, cars Ambition: To make much dincro (a lot of money). Michael Psycho Rematt Likes: Fishing, hunting, football Ambition: To succeed in everything 1 try and to become wealthy. Rodney M Ralphin, Roo Ropp Likes: Iron city, football, a certain ma- jorette. Ambition: To retire by age 30. Jill Routch Likes: Christmas, chocolate, the Peanuts Gang, weekends, and moustaches. Ambition: To major in Journalism and Public Relations, become successfully wealthy, own a suntanning room, and live to see the tri-centennial. 48 Carolyn Buzz Rusnak Likes: Bruce Springsteen, beautiful sunny days and the great times shared with friends. Thanks for the memories! Ambi- tion: To graduate from IUP, to get the entire world, especially Byrnes, JiU, and Chris to like Bruce Springsteen, and to laugh every day of my life Brett Biff Schrcyer Likes: Tall blonde and beautiful girls, all kinds of spons, and summer vacations. Ambition: To go to college, graduate, and become a big success in life. Rebecca Elizabeth Becky, Specky Scott Likes: Being with family and good friends, football games, and having great times at dances. Ambition: To get the most out of life that 1 can and to fulfill all my dreams. Melinda Mindy Sue Selby Likes: Pizza, spons, senior year an class. Ambition: Win the Lotto, if that fails, marry a rich man! Brenda Marie Bee-Bren Sell Likes: Drinking with friends, Drawing and painting, H. S. W D. R. Ambition: To be a photographer for Playgirl magazine Harvey Lee Chubby'' Shaw Likes: Cars, women, hunting Ambition: To become rich. Denise S her hand Likes: Good times with my friends, weekends Ambi- tion: To be happy and successful in life Donna Suka Sue Shero Likes: Playing the piano, Saturday morning car- toons, ice cream and cheering in front of thousands of people. Dawn Sherry Likes: Good music. Rocky road, and Great times with fnends. Ambition: To be discovered in college and become a great Broad- way star! Jo Ann Sherry Likes: Movies, and Sewing. Ambition: To seek employ- ment in the secretarial field. Regis Sherry Likes: Cars, Hunting, and Playing football. Ambition: To have a successful career. Nancy Short Short Likes: Being with my friends, Nick town dances, and Sleeping in late on weekends Ambition: To get a job in catering services, and open my own bakery shop. John Fever Shutry Likes: Hanging out, weekends, and Panics Ambi- tion: To get a job. Dan Sigrist Likes: Volleyball, Football, The Cars , and Chocolate covered raisins. Ambition: To go to college and become an engineer. Kevin Smitty J Smith Likes: Eating food, Wrestling, and being with the people rhat mean the world to me Ambition: To graduate, become an anesthetist, get married and live a happy and fulfilling life. Eugene Gene Smithmyer Likes: Girls, Spons, and Hunting. Ambition: To be all I can be. Steve Stcph” Smolko Likes: Genesee, and wild women Ambition: To be a millionaire Kristina W A.B B Ann Smychynsky Likes: Fee Waybill and The Tubes, Marshmallow Battles, and Everything elaborate Ambition: To have my cake and eat it too Kelly Solomon Likes: Penn State. Phila. 76ers, and all spons. Ambition: To become a student assistant football coach for Penn State, and to spend this summer at Ocean City, MD. Gloria Spacht Likes: Family, Being with fnends, and Gening the car Ambition: To become an R.N. Melissa Lis Lynn Spacht Likes: Being with my family and friends, Weekends with no homework, and Cool starry nights Ambition: To live a healthy and happy life. Sandy Chip Sral Likes: Meeting different guys, Panying, and Going out with friends. Ambition: To go through life successfully and at the same time to enjoy life. bition: To marry that special someone and raise a family. Mark Gook Stockley Likes: Baseball, Football, and Hunting. Ambi- tion: To graduate from high school. Barry Bear Stoy Likes: A certain someone, Listening to my stereo and tapes, and John Cafferry and The Beaver Brown Band Ambition: To be successful in life in everything I do. Michele Mitzi Lynn Swarden Likes: Chocolate. Maroon and gray, Deep conversation with a friend, and Sunny summer days Ambition: To go to college, get a job, and be a success To give my parents all the best in life. James J T Thomas Likes: Girls, Shooting pool, and Bowling Ambi- tion: To be a Mason Patty Fuzzy, P T Thomas Likes: Everything about the country life (Cowboys), Sunny days and having a good time. Ambition: To get all from life that I possibly can while being happy, healthy, and wealthy Steven R VanOrmer Likes: Stupid Ed Tricks Ambition: To be the first doctor who doubles as a heavy metal guitar playing professional wrestler. To visit Indo-China before I die. Jean Mouth (because they hear me before they see me)' Mane Venesky Likes: Playing sports, and having a good time Ambition: To marry that someone special and to get what I want out of life. Thomas Wo-Wo” stud Nicholas Washinsky Likes: A cars, some girls, listening to WDVE and the wild party smowmobiling-Like-Bakenon Ambition: To become a millionaire and buy a Lambergeine spons car, fact and to move to California Joe Weakland Likes: Hunting, fishing, and riding motorbikes Ambition: To get out of Pa. and get a job. Millettc Met Gillette Weakland Likes: My special someone, goofing off with T. L., C. G., A. M., C. M , and pizza Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. Marlene Menle Weber Likes: Being with my family and friends, having a good time at the Nicktown Hotel. Ambition: To marry that special so- meone and to be happy. Mike Worm Doug East Wei land Likes: Girls, panics, sports, and the Toonarown Lady Lions Ambition: To graduate from college with honors and find a good job; to watch the sun set on the ocean, and to be happy in life. Lon Ann West nek Likes: Good times with family and fnends, Bruce Spr- ingsteen, and my cute puppy with the big brown eyes Ambition: To become a great nurse and marry the man of my dreams. Sean Wetherson Likes: My stereo, my albums, and ponies Ambition: To move to a more exciting state and to have a career in an Kelley Kef White Likes: School, travel, and spending time with my supxrr terrific friends. Ambition: To be happy all my life. John Wilber Wilt Likes: Hunting, hanging out with my friends, and weekends. Ambition: To one day become an electrician and live in the Rocky Mountains. Tracey Worchesky Likes: To forty and be with my friends. Ambition: To have fun and go far. Ray Razor Yeager Likes: Carpentry, all sports, and television Ambi- tion: To work hard at whatever I do. Mark Chimp Yeckley Likes: Warmth, sleeping, and eating Ambition: For R. M. and M Y. to get a camper in R H. and C. M s backyard. Bill Weasel” Yeckley Likes: Hunting and panics Ambition: To live a long and exciting life. Kim Zanoni Likes: horseback riding Ambition: To succeed in college. 49 Faye Stiles Likes: Friends, Patton panies, and that special someone. Am- 51 Jane Balzano T. David Becker Lisa Bekhick Martha Bensor Dana Bertsh John Bertram, Jr. 1 9 8 7 54 Lon Beunier Leonard Brown Theresa Burgoon Thomas Busunis David Campbell Arnold Carett Kelly Ccnce Kelly Christoff Lucille Chverchko Mark Ciezobka Cynthia Colberg Veronica Colberg Donald Cainrad Jacqueline Cramer Allen Dow Melissa Dubyak Amy Dudo Robert Duclos Michael Du man M Bernadette Dunegan Barbara Eckenrodc John Eckenrodc W. Scott Edminston Stephen Engle Thomas Enter Michelle Fabert David Farabaugh Pamela Farabaugh Tammy Farabaugh 35 Emily Fees Elaine Fiasco lorainc Fiasco 9 - fe � © Carolyn Grist Ronald Gwizdak Daryl Haluska Michael HaJuska Robyn Hamblcy Sherry Hambley Dana Hicks Michael Hoover Ronald Hoover Joseph Huber Neal Huber Christine Keener Jason Kelly Anissa Kensinger Deborah Kinney Leg don James Kline Nicole Kinney Christa Kirsch Linda Kirsch Roberta Komor Lori Kosicki Susan Krejnus Tammy Kroh Charles Lenz Michelle Lato Thomas Lechene Heather Letcher 7 Kathleen Link Joseph Loughran Michelle Miller Sara Miller Robert Min hell Robert Morten sen, Jr. Gretchcn Nuss Linda Owens Jeffrey Pellas Lon Roman Brian Rosian Craig Rudolph Maty Salrsgiver Renee Shorten carrier Cynthia Shuma Dana Skupme Shawn Slavicsky Gerald Smithmycr Mary Spacht . ♦ David Sponsky Joseph Sral David Stasko Cindy Scein Frank Stein Richard Stewart Mark Stiffler Ann Stiles Kenneth Stockley Laurie Sunseri Rose Sunseri Qifford Sutton Christine Thomas Edward Thomas William Thomas Gina Turko Pamela Weakland Paula Weakland Thomas Weakland William Weakland Elmer Weaver Melissa Weymcr Eric White Lori White Andrea Wholaver Timothy Wholaver Wayne Wholaver Top: Tom Letso, Dean Gittings, Leslie Scrittmatter Bottom: Jill Link, Kris Phillips Wendy Adams Eric Ager Jeffrey Baker Mark Baker Regina Baker William Bassett Susan Bearer Michael Behe Michael Berish Laurie Bills Dann Bobby Vicki Bobby John Boland Jenifer Buck Annette Burkhart Mary Churella Diane Chverchko Melanie Colberg Cheryl Contorchick Christina Crook Linda Cunningham Christine Darnell Bernadette Davis. Victoria Delso Michael Depto Anne Farabaugh Mark Farahaugh S O P H O M O R Brian Gresco Tracy Giffith Sandra Hambley Patrice Hanchar William Hams Jennifer Haycisak Leanne Hertzog James Hicks Lyn Holtz Sally Holtz Barbara Hoover Hrather Ivory Kenneth Hoover Jessica James Kristin Hoover Edward Jenkins Paula Kirkpatrick Adam Kirsch C hristopher Kohan Kenneth Knse Bryan Kurtz Tammy Kutruff Daniel Kuzar Kirstie Lieb Jill Link Matthew Link Cynthia Luben Y Joseph Luben (Christina Magoulick Daniel Little (.arleen Long George Lowinaster Roben Maher Dawn Marshall Sherry Morgan Melissa Morten sen ,v 1 Kenneth McCoy Roben McMullen James McNulty Sean Miller Tammy Miller Donna Nagle Melissa Nagle Renac Mulraney Lori Myers Christina Nagle Barbara Nealen Sean Noel Kathleen O'Leary Marcie Pardee (Carolyn Pellas Kris Phillips Jeffrey Polisky M k hael Prevost Gary Shortencarricr Christine Shuma William Shutty Tammy Simmons 67 Brian Springer Laurie Stoltz Shawn Stoltz Martin Storm Leslie Strittmattcr Anthony Taranto Jacqueline Taylor AmyTerza Brian Thomas Donald Wagner Marilyn Washington Kimberly Watt Sherri Baker Susanne Baker Dina Baldacchino Brent Bassett mi Richard Bender Cheryl Benram Daniel Bilko Randall Bills Tammi Bills Terrance Blake t Todd Blake Carl Baker Nelson Baker Wayne Bobby Brenda Conrad John Cramer Anita Cronaucr David Cunningham Charlene Da Bella Richard Darnell Paul Dubyak Donna Dunegan Eneida Echevarria Jennifer Eckenrode Jenny E ken rode E S H M E N Angela Farabaugh Floyd Farabaugh Joseph Farabaugh Patrick Farabaugh Paul Farabaugh Thomas Farabaugh David Fees Linda Fogle Lisa Fox Nancy Gailey Carol Gaul Tracie Gloss Laura Gray Shonna Gray George Greiner Jeaenettc Greiner Pamela Gromley Wayne Gwizdak Tammy Hanyok Alan Hcssler Joseph Hitch Kurrin Hoover 72 Sharon lllig Patricia Ivory Jodi Kallm Dawn Lake 73 Douglas Drug Matthew Kuzar Christopher Lamb Mary Lou Lechene Suzann Lehmier Alan Lid well Kimberley Lieb Kirk Link Robert Link Mark Luther Kevin Maines Michael Mandrick Tammy Markovich Marina Masci Donna C. Ma lonik Clinton Mauer Scott McAndrews Janell McCann Barbara McGlynn Laurie McGlynn Michele Milanesi David Miller Jeffrey Morgan David Mulhollen Ivan Mulligan faerie Nagle Darlene Nagle Alicia Nihart Patricia O Leary Christine Onderko Tricia Owens Robert Pellas Angelo Pompa Dana Presloid Thomas Reman James Risbon Jeffrey Roach Dreama Rucker Daniel Raynish Racheal Stewart Susan Stiles Christina Stoltz Dawn Stoy Lon Taranto Joseph Thibodoux Douglas Thomas Gary Thomas Mary Thomas Maureen Thomas 76 Ralph Van Ormer Edward Venesky Jay Weak land Linda Weak land Lori Weak land Michael Weakland Ronald Weald and Cynthia Weber V P� Michael Weber Ann Wetland Tammy Welchko Pamela Wentz Rebecca Westlake Regina Westlake Sandra White William Wholaver Paul Yacisin Kelley Yeager Mary Jo Zeanchock Pictures unavailable for: Jackie Buck and John Koblosky 77 REALISTIC WORK EXPERIENCE Tp he learning experience at Admiral Peary Vo-Tech is realistic as the students work at the actual trades for which they are preparing. Admiral Peary covers a variety of fields in order to ready students for the outside world. Not only do Vo-Tech students attend half-day sessions in their field of interest, but they also have the opportunity to display their skills in competition. Renee Kreidler, Elaine Ponchock, Jean Venesky, Nancy Short, Cathy Luzier, and Paula Vermeulin won in their divisions at Districts. Elaine Ponchock went on to win 4th place at States. Of all the 114 Cambria Heights students that attend Admiral Peary Vo- Tech School, the time spent there and at home school will always be remembered along with the crazy bus rides to and from Tech. AGRICULTURE — Pictured Bernadette Davis, Dave Lansberry, Bill l-ansberry. Bill Weakland, Others Bill Eckenrode, Robert Sherry MASONRY — Pictured Ed Hertzog, Tom Washinsky, Brian Lamont. Others Bill Earnest, Kevin Huber, Jim Thomas, Ron Litzinger, Dennis Doughty, Michael Duman, Ronald Maines. WELDING — Pictured Tom Lechene, Brian Baker Others Brian Lcchcne, Gerry Baker, Dave Wilt HEALTH OCCUPATION — Pictured Michelle Kinney Others I.isa Blake, Becky Kunt .man AUTO BODY — Pic lured: Ron Hoover. Ron Bricker, Bob Woodley. Tim Bloomberg. Mike Getsy Others Barry Baker, Richard Gwi .dak, John Mertem. Bill Shaner CARPENTRY — Pictured Dave Fogle, Neal Huber, David Stasko, Ray Yeager, Scott Price, Bob Eckenrode. John Zcrbct Others. Dave Farabaugh, Richard Myers. Dave Spomky, C'Jif- ford Sutton AUTO MECHANICS — Pictured John Shtitty, Steve McMullen. Allan Kurt , Daryl Haluska. Pat Warfield, Tom Weak land. Others James Label Ic 79 HORTICULTURE — Pictured Anmssa Kensinger, Lisa Belchik. Others Tina Lokey, Lucille Chverchko. Amy Duclo, Christa Kirsch DRAFTING and DESIGN — Pictured Chris Ramsey, Randy Kirsch, Mark Ciezobka Others. John Bertram. COSMETOLOGY — Pictured Leanne Hert- zog, Karen Shank, Tammy Kelley, Mary Spacht, Patty Thomas Others; Lisa Berish 80 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR — Pictured. Ronald Gwi dak, Harvey Shaw Others Ronald Miller, lamny lalle main! MACHINING — Pictured Dave Bearer, Chuck DaBella, Brian Lefebure, Andy Wills, Bernie McConnell. Others Gino Franceshim, Ted Gerlcsky, Steven Smolko, Thomas Busums. Scott Edmiston CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICITY — Pic- tured: Dan Bopp, Tim Ku ar, Dave Bopp, Frank Stein, Dave (Bucky) Campbell Others: Arnold Carecti, Joseph Fisanick, Norman Fulton, Brian Griffith, Allen Weakland. Brian Winslow 81 FOOD MANAGEMENT — Pictured: Elaine Fiasco, Loraine Fiasco, Marlene Weber, Jean Venesky, Angie Luther, Natalie Nihart Others: Nancy Short. COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY — Pictured Missy McDowell, Steve Engel. Others Laura Kovach, Dawn Merrill, Tracey Worchcsky. Chuck Lenz, Robert Morten sen, Edward Thomas. 82 Vo-Techers Hard at Work 83 TALENT and SPARKLE What io the words talent and sparkle bring to mind . How about a group of nine determined majoret- tes This year, the girls experienced different cir- cumstances compared to those of past years Time and effort were required to achieve energetic performances. Special memories and terrific friendships have developed and will remain in their hearts forever These twirlers will always remember the pursuit in Al- toona, Sandy's tears, Mandy's marvelous tooth, Deb's forgotten tights. Martha's stop sign, Dana's though fulness, beautiful flowers from the football players, and their classmates applause and much needed support Further- more, the joy of performing that one spectacular show will be cherished forever. Row 1 — Dawn Maykovich, Jill Routch, Carrie Mandnck Row 2 — Dana Skupine, Martha Bensor. Row 3 — Mandy Mozina, Sandy Verdavoir, Debbie Kinney, Michelle Fox. Carrie Mandrick Dawn Maykovich Jill Routch Michelle Fox 86 FLAGS ADD PIZZAZZ Row 1 — Kelly White, Kristy Smychynsky, Jennifer Kennedy, Lori Born. Row 2 — Wendy Kober, Jennifer Humphrey, Melissa Dubyak, Barb Eckcnrode, Jeanette Price, Dana Hicks, Jackie Cramer, MaryAnn Shevok. Row 3 — Jackie Buck, Jenny Greiner, Jill Link, Carolyn Pellas, Laura Gray, Mary Thomas, Kathy O'Leary, Tammy Miller, Lynette Kline, Wendy Merriman, Eneida Enchavaria, Brenda Keener, Lori Smego, Jan Doubt. The Highlander colorguard deserved every moment's applause give to them Along with the band, they added to the winning of the State Title for the tenth consecutive year. The colorguard also placed in the top position among outstanding colorguards in the State Legion parade for the second year in a row. The colorguard also added ptzzaz to the halftime shows. Capacity crowds were always brought to their feet, when the marching Highlanders entered the field. Under the direction of three senior nfles and two senior flags, the group strived for perfection with every step and snap of the flag. Rifles Row 1 — Marion Yuhas, Dawn Lake. Row 2 — Timmi Fisanik, Brenda Conrad, Kelly Christoff, Sharon Hoover. Row 3 — Edna Bailey, Michele Conrad. •R DEE-RIDE For the tenth consecutive year the Cambria Heights Highlander Band captured the Pennsylvania State American Legion Championship, but the Highlanders took no time to rest on their laurels. True to form, the band work- ed hard and overcame various obstacles to put together, polish up, and perform a rousing half time show for all of the football games. The show opened with the exciting “Light Calvary Overture.” The middle song alternated weekly w'ith I'm so Excited , and the crowd pleaser “Barbara Ann w'ith the entire band “gettin down to both songs. The clos- ing number was “Beethovens 9th Symphony” which featured the Highlander bagpipes playing the symphonic theme “Hymn of Brotherhood,” and climaxed with the American Flag presentation. With football games behind them, the band members began Concert Band practice for the Christmas Concert. Row 1 — Sandy Verdavoir, Mindy Muzina, Dana Skupinc, Dawn Maykovuh, Jill Routth, Carrie Mandrick, Martha Bcnsor, Michelle Fox, Debbie Kinney Row 2 — Tammy Pierce, Sandy White. Betsy Simpson. Stephanie Weakland, Rachel Stewart, Melissa Spacht Row 3 — Mr John R Elias, Lon White, Tracy Adams, Linda Fogle, Lon Kibler, Marina Masci, Dave Miller, Lisa Byrnes, Pam Burskey, Dale Nitti, Jenny Weymer, Michele Ashurst, Jennifer Serafin, Linda Rirsch, Cindy Shuma, Kelly Cence, Russ Miller. Timmi Fisanik Row 4 — Kelly Christoff, Tish Mo ina, Wendy Smith, Christine Shuma, Michele Milanesi, Michele Swardcn, Susanne Lauer, Cindy Lcfcbure, Mike Holt , Dave Wcrmer, Barb Burskey, Jeff Bosar, Patty O'Leary, Annette Cronauer, Anita Cronaucr Row 5 — Michele Conrad, Michelle Glova, Tom Farahaugh, John Watt, Tina Crook, Brian Skupinc, Tammy Kutruff, Ann Weiland, Kristy Lieb, Pam Weakland, Annette Burkhart, Rhonda Rieger, Dina Baldacchino, Christine Sousa, Sharon Hoover 88 The concert opened with March of the Toys and con- tinued with “Holiday for Bells , Rudolph in Wonderland , and other melodies. The dosing number featured the bagpipes playing March on a Scottish Air, a song based on Auld Lang Syne. The band’s next performance was the Annual Spring Con- cert. The band performed Barnum and Baileys Favorite March ', a woodwind quintet called “Bubbling Wood- winds”, The Power of Love”, and An American War Fan- tasy along with other numbers. A new addition to the Spring Concert was the stage band jazz ensemble which per- formed, among other numbers, Say You, Say Me”, Strut,” and Rhythm of the Night. All in all, the year was a great success due to the effort and hard work put forth by each band member and the dedication and perseverance of Mr. John R. Elias. Row 6 — Edna Bailey. Julie Will, Toni Baldacchino. Su ic Baker, Mary Domalik, Renee Shortencamcr. Patrice Hanthar, Grctihen Nuss, Ralph Van Ormer, Carolyn Rusnak, Jennifer Hckenrode, Su ann Lchmicr. Tina Prevost, Shelly Hollen, Dawn Lake Row 7 — Brenda Conrad, Shawna Gray. Jennifer Eckenrodc. Melissa Wcymer, Becky Scon, Jay Elias, Anne Farabaugh. Gina Baker. Tammy Welchko, Dreama Rucker, Hugh Yeckley, John Wilt, Melissa Nagle, Leah Yeager. Marion Yuhas Row 8 — Donna Eckenrodc, Rich Sclcsky. Jennifer Buck. Jason Dunlap, Steve VanOrmer, J R Stewart, Mike Anna. Todd Thomas. Era Yahncr. Bill Bender. John Anna, Joe Hitch, Jennifer Ferrance, Mark Scifflcr Row 9 — Wendy Kober, Jennifer Humphrey, Jackie Buck. Tammy Simmons, Jenny Greiner, Melissa Dubyak. Jill Link, Barb Eckenrodc, C-arolyn Pellas. Mary Thomas. Jeanette Price, Dana Hicks, Maryann Shcvock. Kelly White, Kristy Symchynsky, Jennifer Kennedy. Laura Gray, Lori Bom. Jackie Cramer, Kathy () Leary, Wendy Mcmman. Tammy Miller, Lynctte Kline. Enckla Enchavaria. Brenda Keener, Lon Smcgo, Jan Doubt 89 Mr Elias — Director Band Officers — President Russ Miller; Historian Annette C.ronauer; Vice-President Schelly Hollen, Secretary Barb Bursky, Treasurer Steve VanOrmcr. Band Managers — John Watt, Jack Boland, John Wilt Band Seniors — 1st row Annette Cronauer, Schelly Hollen, Mitzi S war den, Barb Bursky 2nd row: Tina Prevost, Melissa Spacht, Becky Scott, Carolyn Rusnak, l.isa Byrnes 3rd row: Steve VanOrmer, John Wilt, John Anna. Bill Bender, Russ Miller 90 County Band — 1« row (Junior High Band) Pai Farahaugh. Tammy Wdchko. Sue Baker 2nd row (Senior High Band) Leah Yeager, Annette (ronauer. Gretchen Muss. Tammy kurruff. Beiky Scott, Ciarleen Long, Jennifer Serafin Ird row Dina Balachino, Russ Miller, Jay Elias, Mark Stiffler. District Band — Sitting Carieen la� ng, Gretchen Nuss Standing Jay Elias, Mark Stiffler A Band for All Seasons 91 ENTERTAINING CAPACITY CROWDS Chorale — 1m tom Loci KiUct. Carol Gaul, Amy Tena. Aiyir Mam. Tammy Hanyutk. Marma Maati. Qwnr Nagle. D� fk Link. Brmi Bowman. Kevin Laio. Boh Smnhmyrr, Denny Been. Mark Dubyak. Chuck Lem. Craig McNulty, Donumc FmJo. Pam Bursky. Laurie Summ, Chruay Thomas. (indy Weber 2nd row Loa Byrne� , Renee Gmh, Mary Lou Lrthene. Jacky Buck. Teen Andmon. kdly Cence. ( indy (ulerg. Ralph Van Ormer, (hna (.henuaky, John Cramer, John Abeam� . Nick (amn. Randy Haggerty. Etk Yecldey. Arnold Carem. Mart Cruwcfl. Sam Pagano. Dawn Sherry. Wendy Smith, Tanya McCoy, Michelle Foa. Barb Burskry 5rd tow Dawn Marshall. Carolyn PHUs. Renee Bender. ( hnuy Bender, Suzanne Fauer. Renee Shortemamer. Michelle Lato. Brenda Miller. Schelly HoUen, Jil Rcaitch. Donna Shetu, John Wilt, Darren Dubyak. Tom Davis, Era. White, Kevin Anna, Andy Getiy. Rodney Rupp. Bill Ycskley, Kim Eakcnrude. Angie Cruoli, henrietta Me Etwee, On (aJberg. Chnt Goldian 4th tow Tom Eme� , Kevin Smith. Bob Raraigh, Jerry Miller. Kelly Solomon, J R Stewart, BiU Marshall, Jerry Burkhart. Craig Lieb. Toe Gabeiekon, Scott Henry This year's Chorale consisted of 72 people. For the Christmas Concert, put together by Mrs. Caryl Bowman, this group per- formed The Carol of the Star , Do You Hear What I Hear? , Ring the Bells , Aspenglow , The Happiest Time of the Year , Christmas in a Small Town , and The Birthday of a King which was sung by Kelly Solomon. At the Spring Con- cert the chorale performed Copacabana , Take Me Out to the Ball Game , Showboat , and Calender Girls' The Girls Chorus, consisting of 55 girls, performed Great Tidings , Christmas is a Birthday , Little Babe , Were You There on Christmas Night? , A Music Box Carol , Look for Your Star , and Santa Claus, Santa Claus at the Christmas Concert. For the Spring Concert, they performed, Ma, He’s Making Eyes at Me , I’m So Excited , Memory , Who Put the Bomp”, and Alexander's Ragtime Band. Also, highlighting each concert were dance routines and slide shows that thoroughly entertained the capacity crowds. Girl's Chorus 1st row: Amy Terza, Jodi Kalin, Tern Anderson. Renee Grcsh, Tina Fitzpatrick, Chnsty Nagle. Kim Lieb. Dana Bensh, Dawn Anderson. Laurie Sunsen, Tammi Bills 2nd row Carolyn Pellas. Mary Jo Zcnchock, Chmsy Bender. Cindy Colberg, Cynthia Luben, Heather Ivory. Renee Bender, Katie Jenkins, Jill Link, Dawn Sherry. Lisa Fox. Tanya Mc- Coy. Theresa Gibbons. Renee Luben 3rd row. Donna Shew, Nancy Glass, Brenda Miller, Michelle Lato, Shawna Gray, Kristy Smychinsky, Mary Eckrnrode, Dawn Marshall, Wendy Mernman, Tracy Glass, Jane He Mc- Cann, Dana Hicks, Dawn Link, Pam Wentz, Donna Nagle matter, Debbie Sherry, Michelle WiUet, Laura Gray, Sh I Eckenrode, H- is Colberg. Laui DeSalvo Junior-Senior County Chorus First row: Renee Gresh, Renee Bender, Barb Burskey, Tanya McCoy, Laurie Sunscri. Second row Renee Shortencamer, Michelle Lato, Brenda Miller, Chuck Lenz, Rodney Ropp, Craig McNulty, Sam Pagano Third row Bob Rairaigh, Kevin Smith, Tom Enter, J R. Stewan, Jerry Burkhan, John Wilt, Tor Gabnelson, Jerry Miller Freshman-Sophomore County Chorus First ru Chene Najtk, Chhs Qienusky, Nick Carrtti. Dirk Link, Timmi Bilk Second row Carol Gsui, Suunor Laucr, Kevin Lato, Bob Smithmyrr, Henrietta MiEhnr, Donna Najck Third row Drb Sherry. Michdk Wilkti. Dawn Marshall. Launr Bdh District, and Regional Chorus Dawn Sherry, Kelly Solomon, J. R. Stewan, Craig McNulty. 93 ■■ DREADED DEADLINES EDITORS: Seated Lisa Kline, Russ Miller, Angela Ox toll Standing Advisor Mr Paul Baran, Renee Shortentairier, Mandy Mo ina. P ifty juniors and seniors dreaded February 28 ■ because that was deadline for the completion of the 1986 Highlander. After beginning the book early in the fall by selecting editors then having the annual battle over color and style for the cover (this year the staff decided to be unconventional and choose white), the staff settled in for the long pro- cess of organizing information, indentifying pic- tures, writing copy, typing, and counting picas to lay out material. As the end of February approached the staff worked overtime in the evenings and during all available free centers. Under the able leadership of senior editors, Lisa Kline, Russ Miller, and Angie Ceccoli, the staff strived to have the yearbook reflect the diversity of student life at Cambria Heights. When the 28th arrived, the staff breathed a relieved sigh as the many pages were mailed to Taylor Publishing in Dallas for printing. Another dreaded deadline had been met. SENIORS: Seated Knscy Smychynsky, Renee Gresh. Dawn Sherry, Kim Eckenrode. Mary Kay Phillips. Standing. Michelle Bolgar, Barb Burskey, Jill Routch, Michelle Swarden, Annette Cronauer. FACULTY: Seated Doreen Giarth, Daren McNulty Standing. Schelly Mullen, Tor Gabnelson, Tina Prevost, Brenda Polisky. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Seated: laura Farabaugh, Margie Hite Standing Carolyn Rusnak, Lon White, Lori Sunseri, Wendy Hoover. 94 IJNDERCLASSMEN: Stated Lori Kosicki, Laurie Lieb, Rose Sunsen, Tammy Kroh. Kathy lank VO-TECH: Becky Kuntzman Standing. Susan Kre|nus, Jeannette Price, Dana Hicks, Martha Bcnsor, Karen Owens. Roberta Konior, Gretchen Nuss. ACTIVITIES: Seated: Dawn Maykovitch, (.ar- rie Mandrick. 1-aura Freeman, Lori Dietrich, Kim Hoover. Standing Gina Turku, Heather Letcher, Brenda Miller, Dcbi Crowell, Donna Shero, Katie Jenkins. Michelle Lato, Debbie Kinney SPORTS: Seated Pam Farabaugh, Deborah Hoover, Shelly Miller, Lisa Byrnes, Denise Sheehan Standing: Sue Miller, Chris McConnell, Kim F.ckenrode. Kim Cicero, Kelly Solomon, Nancy Glass, Phyllis DeSalvo, Renee Bender, Nancy Dranchak. 95 INFORMING and ENTERTAINING 1( row Lori While, Tanya McCoy, Paula Vermeulin, Anita Cronauer, Michelle Ashurst, Candy Lcfebure, Annette Cronauer 2nd row (Caroline Pellas, Debbie Kinney, Donna Shcro, Jill Rouch, Donna Eckenrode, Brenda Miller, Heather Letcher, Caroline Rusnak Vd row Michelle Luo, Mary Eckonrod, Retina Baker, Renee Bender. Becky Shcro, Melissa Spacht, Dawn Marshall Ith row Gretchen Nuss, Patty Byrne, Gina Turko, Tor Gabnelson, Becky Scott, Suzy Baker, Chrissy Bender, Advisor — Mr William Schirf. Editors: Seated Gina Turko, Jill Rouch, Annette Cronauer Standing Dawn Marshall, Melissa Spacht. Becky Scott, Advisor — Mr William Schirf Mr. William Schirf, the newspaper advisor, welcomed approximately thirty students to the Plaid Talk staff this year. Under the manage- ment of Editor-in-Chicf. Jill Routch, this determin- ed group of people worked long and hard hours, both in and after school, so that they could produce and perfect our high school new-spaper each month Of the thirty staff, eighteen students reported and wrote articles while seven others typed (and retyped) every piece of new's to appear in the paper A special staff of 7 editors had the imponant job of choosing the appropriate anicles and designing lay-outs for each edition This year techniques con- cerning the lay-out added that extra touch of class and style. Unlike past years. Editorials and Feature anicles appeared in each issue, creating a newspaper that would both inform and entenain CH students and faculty ‘X Reporters 1st row Paula Vermeulin, Lon White, Michelle Ashurst, Anita Cronauer. 2nd row Renee Bender. Mary Eckonrod, Cindy lefeburc, Donna He k on rode ird row Caroline Pellas, Becky Shero, Su y Becker. Gretchen Nuss 4th row Chrissy Bender, Patty Byrne, Regina Baker TALK Circulation: Seated Renee Bender, Tanya Mdciy Standing Donna liekonrodc. (.indy Lrfebure Vo-Tech Reporters: Nancy Short, Mary Spacht, Tracy Worchesky Editorial Reporters: Seated: Gina Turko, Jill Routch. Standing Tanya McCoy, Annette Cronauer Typists: Seated Heather 1 etc her. Debbie Kinney Standing Brenda Miller, kirn Krug. Michelle Lato. Caroline Rusnak. Donna Shero 97 NEW PROJECTS FOR FHA Row I Annette ( ronacur, Tammy Hanyok. Michele Ashurst. Anita Cronaeur, Tina Magoulick. Chnssy Bender. Lon Depto. C indy Weber. Nancy Short Row 2 Doreen Giarth. Karen McNulty. Patty Ivory. Lynette Kline, Bernadette Duncgan, Darlene Nagle. Dawn Stoy. Katie Jenkins. C hris Shaw Row Stacy Sousa. Dana Presloid. Denise Fogle. Lisa Kline, Julie Wilt, Tammy Kutruff, Sandy Yeckiey, Lisa Kirsh, Becky Shero. Regina Baker Row i Brenda Miller. Lori Kosuki, Sue Kre,nus. Kimberly Kckenrode, Wendy Hoover. Ann Farabaugh, Donna Nagle, Marion Yuhas. Grace Farabaugh Row V Michele Lato. Christine McC onnell, Kim Krug, Jennetfe Price, Jennifer Kckenrode. Kristin Hoover. Henrietta McElwee. Dreaina Rucker OFFICERS — Row I Annette C ronauer — President. Brenda Miller — Vice-President. Row 2 Becky Shero — Public Relations Officer. Christine McConnell — Secretary. Nancy Short — Treasurer. Mrs. Debra Yablinsky — Advisor Each year the Future Homemakers of America strive to improve community activities, to break all previously set records, to overcome all hardships, and to work faithfully until success is accomplished This year FHA, under the supervision of Mrs Debra Yablinsky. out did itself with new activities such as Students Against Driving Drunk, the prom afterglow, a marathon dance, and member of the month Due to the Chapter's late scan, the girls were more energetic and more determined to make this year FHA's finest. Certain moments will never be forgotten in the hearts and minds of these young ladies The satisfaction of placing a smile on the faces of the residents at Haida Manor and play- ing a small pan in the education of the children at Playhour are treasured occurrences. Other memorable times are pro- cessing ham and cheese sandwiches early on Saturday mornings, Annette breaking 2 long stick matches while try- ing to light the candles at the Induction Ceremony. I(MX) silk roses, and no one succeeding to convince a guy that FHA has nothing to do with cooking and cleaning, |ust leadership and success. 98 SENIORS — Row I Christine McConnell, Doreen Giarth, Wendy Hoover, Grace EaraKiu h Row 2. Kim Lckcnrode. Karen McNulty. Annette Cronauer, Nancy Short. Lisa Kline 99 “You Can’t Take It With You” Cast: Seated: Annette Crunauer, Dennis Bom, Tom Letso, Melissa Dubyak, Russ Miller, Mark Dubyak, Gretchen Nuss. Standing: Mrs. Donna Depto, Ed Jenkins, Gina Turko, Kelly Solomon, Bob Raretgh, Brett Schreyer, Jay Elias. This year's production of You Can't Take It With You, directed by Mrs. Donna Depto, went off with a big bang literally. The Vanderhof Sycamorel Carmichael household is continually in chaos, with fireworks going off at all times day and night from Paul Sycamore’s and Mr. DePinna’s fireworks factory in the basement of the two story brownstone. Paul's wife. Penny, is a playwright. She got started eight years ago when a typewriter was delivered to the house by mistake. One of Penny's and Paul's daughters, Essie, is a would be ballet prima dona who has been studying ballet for eight years, and is just waiting to be discovered. Ed Carmichael, Essie's husband, plays the xylophone and has a yearly income of twenty eight dollars and fifty cents. Heading up this daffy bunch is Grandpa Martin Vanderhof whose main interests are snake hunting, playing dans, going to commencement ceremonies, and evading taxation. Somehow, a normal daughter, Alice, comes out of this family. When Alice announces that her fiancee, Tony Kirby, son of the Wallstreet tycoon, Mr. Anthony Kirby, is coming with his parents for supper, she never planned that they would come on the wrong night, with every member of the Vanderhof family in all their glory. The the fun begins!! 100 Crew Kneeling: Anne Farabaugh, Tammy Kutruff, Jenny Greiner. Standing: Julie Wilt, Becky Scoct, Gina Baker. TALKING THEIR WAY TO THE TOP 1st row Bernadette Dunegan, Michelle Ashurst, Anita Cronauer, Mainly Mo ina. Laurie Sunseri, Sherry Hambley, Annette Cronauer 2nd row: Sue Kre|nus, Timmi Fisanick, Margie Hite, Dawn Sherry, Laura Farabaugh, (.arol Gaul. Cynthia Lubert 3rd row Jeannette Price, Helen Saltsgiver, (.onnie Shrenkle, Liura Gray, Sandy McMullen, Kristina Symchynsky, Ixjri Roman, Su anne Lehmicr •1th row Russ Miller, John Wilt, Gretchen Nuss, Gina Turko. Dennis Bom. Mark Dubyak, Mr William Gormish, Rob McNulty, Joe Huber, Jeff Pellas, Tor Gabrielson. 102 OFFICERS: Tor Gabrielson, Kristina Smychynsky, Mark Dubyak At the start of this year's forensic season Mr William Gormish, the advisor, predicted a winning season. His prediction was very accurate as the I9H6 Forensics Tram brought home more ribbons than ever before. Another accomplishment was making the student body more aware of exactly what Forensics really was This goal was reached by making ' pep signs for the team which w-cre hung on the common wall. Perhaps, the most effective action was providing a forensics demonstration in the spring, where the team members presented their selection for the underclassmen Members of the '86 team are likely to remember for a long time: get- ting out 5th mod (btfort Trig.) on the day of the meet, the bus rides to Westmont, the ribbons won, and of course, beating Blacklick to McDonald's! The winners at the First meet (I 8 86) were 3rd place: Annette M Cronauer. Drama Margie Hite, Prose 2nd place: Jeff Pellas, Prose Gina M Turko, Persuasive As a team, C H Placed 3rd in Poetry and Persuasive and 2nd in Poetry and Drama. Upon returning from the second meet (1 24 86) the following wore smiles of triumph. 3rd place: Tor Gabrielson, Drama Mandy Mo ina, Persuasive 2nd place Gina M Turko, Persuasive; Laurie Sunseri, Prose; Joe Huber, Boy Excemp; Mark Dubyak. Informative As a team, C. H placed 3rd in Prose, 2nd in Informative and 1st in persuasive. The third meet, although providing us with only two ribbons, was a very important meet, nontheless. The scores of many members would be the determining factor on who would advance to Districts. 2nd place Rob McNulty, Poetry 1st place Kristina Smynchynsky, Girls Fxtcmp. As a team, C. H placed 3rd in Drama. 2nd in Poetry and 1st in Girls Extemp. Finally, in district competition at St. Francis College Gian Turko, Lauri Sunseri, and Tor Gabrielson won to advance to state level competi- tion with Tor also being eligible for the nationals in Baltimore, MD. PROSE: John Will. Jeff Fellas. 2nd row Sandy Mi Mullen, Cynthia Lubert, Margie Mite, l.aurie Sunscri, Bernadette Dunegan DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION: 1st row Russ Miller, Tor Gabrielson, Sherry Hambley. 2nd row Connie Shrenkle, Dawn Sherry. Annette Oonauer. EXTEMPORANEOUS: 1st row Denny Born, Helen Saltsgiver, Joe Huber 2nd row Lori Roman 3rd row Kristina Smyihynsky POETRY': Michelle Ashurst, Timmi Fisanick. Anita Cronauer, (-arol Gaul. 2nd row Gretchen Nuss, Rob McNulty. Sue Krejnus. Srd row Laura Gray, Su anne Lehmier PERSUASIVE: Mandy Mo ma, Gina Turku 103 Another Active Year for i. 3. ROTC Air Force ROTC Corps activities included a drill team that performs at special events and at drill meets; a color guard that participates in parades, foot- ball games, and other civic events; a model airplane ilub that builds static and Hying models, a funeral detail that participates at military funerals when requested to do «i by service organizations; a volleyball team that plays in inter-service tournaments, and a briefing team that is available to civil organizations and presents a slide pro- gram on any one of several Air Force themes. Additional activities include two formal military dinners referred to as a Dining-Out and a Dining-In, a Military Ball, and parades and curriculum-m-action trips. The cadets are involved in the following parades Armed Forces Day parade in Altoona. Memorial Day, Veteran's Day, Halloween Parade and Firemans Parades in the Cambria Heights School District. This academic year (83 86) curriculum-in-action trips included the Latrobe Air Show, orientation Hights on a Kc-135 Stratotanker and a C-130 Hercules, and a 3 day trip to Wright-Patterson and Rickenbacker Air Force Bases in Ohio. The cadets are involved in three contests during the academic year Aerospace Education Foundation (.on- test, Voice of Democracy Contest, and Freedoms Foun- dation Essay Contest. The school projects involve raising and lowering the Hag each school day. leading in the pledge, escorts to orientation groups coming to the high school, and ushers at open house. Flight A 1st row : Tom Becker, Linda McMullen, Terry Blake, Cathy Vcncsky. 2nd row: Steve Fisher, Dan Wilkie, Robert McMullen. Mike Prevost. 3rd row. John Krcjnus, Chris Kovach, Clem Lansendorfer. 4th row; Dan Bilko, Sean Savinsky. Flight B 1st row: Sarah Miller, Ivan Mulligan. Scan Shaner, Ron Lcgrand, Alan Lidwell, Lynn Washington 2nd row. Scan Noel, Jim Risbon, Lenny Bukman, Wayne Guisdak, Glenn Gibbons. 3rd row: Rob Wyland, Victor Snyder, Bernard Risbon. Jude Anna, Joe Lubert, ManyAnn Yuhas. Flight C 1st row la ri Wcakland, Anita Kline, Bnan Springer, Alicia Nihart. 2nd row: Missey McDowell. Helen Saltsgiver, Gan Vcrmculin, Ricky Darnell, Chris Kovach, Kenny Krise 3rd row: Matt Link, Brian Kovach, George Lowmastet. Kyle Senko, Rob Himmel. 4th row: Adam Kirsh, Nathan Williams. 104 Drill Team Ise row Paula Vermoulm, Anita Kline, Ivan Mulligan, Don (!onrad 2nd row Chris Kovach, Barb Nden, Alan l.idwell 4rd row Helen Saltsgiver, Brian Kovach, Sarah Miller, Alicia Nihart 4th row. Lynn Washington, Melissa McDowell, Melissa Nagel Rocket and Model Airplane Club 1st row Misscy McDowell. John Watt, Ivan Mulligan, Alan l.idwell, Ron Miller 2nd row Lenny Buckman, Barb Nelen, Cathy Vanesky, Steve Fisher 3rd row Allen Dow, Sarah Miller, Don (ionrad. STAFF — 1st row Mike Wetland, Theresa Gibbons, Pauls Vermculin, John Watt, Dan Little. Ken Krise. Brett Schreyer 2nd row Rob McNulty, Allen Dow. Barb Nelen, Jim Kline. Sean Kirkpatrick. trd row Mark Stilfler, Ed Jodon, Missy McDowell, Lynn Washington, Melissa Nagel, Ron Miller, Shane Merriman Ith row l � n Conrad. Joe Huber, Chris Marcuz o. Joe Loughran. Sarah Miller, Tom Bender, Ken McNulty. VOLLEYBALL — 1st row: Mike Wetland, Brett Schreyer 2nd row Ron Miller, Sean Kirkpatrick, Jim Kline 3rd row Melissa McDowell. Joe Huber 4th row: Shawn Slaviscky, Tom Becker, Shane Merriman COLOR GUARD — 1st row Paula Vermeulin. Ivan Lidwell 2nd row Missy Nagel. Helen SaJtsgiver, Cathy Venesky. Missy McDowell 3rd row Victor Snyder, Sarah Miller, Barb Nden. 103 SENIORS LEAD CHEERING VARSITY 1« row: Lynn Washington. Christi Nagle, Vicki Bobby 2nd row: Nancy Glass. Michele Bulgur. Deb Crow-ell, Denise Sheehan. Tanya McCoy, Jodi Campbell, Donna Shero. The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleading squad was unique because it consisted of seven seniors and three sophomores. The senior dominated squad helped enthuse fans, which in turn helped the teams play to their maximum ability. This year the squad, under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Crowell and Mrs. Linda Zumovitch, were kept busy setting up pep rallies, painting signs, and cheering for basketball, wrestling, and football. Some of the memories they’ve shared and won’t forget are: receiving flowers from the football and basketball teams, having cheers an- nounced over the loudspeaker at home football games, watching the balloons released by the fans as the team came out on the field, throwing footballs when our team scored, cheering in the ram the night of the Portage game, decorating for the N.C. game, wearing Santa hats, being guardian cheerleaders, the bad luck that fol- lowed when Mrs Z. was around, and the time when Deb's perfect dunk wackcd Michele on the head 106 JUNIOR VARSITY — 1st row Sherry Morgan. Carol Gaul (Captain), Lori Urban 2nd row Tammy Hanyok, Chene Nagle. Jenny Eckenrode, Kim Lieb(Captain), Stacey Brown, Anita Kline Debbie Crowd! Co-Ca pcam Michele Bolgar Donna Shero Denise Sheehan (iapiain Tanya McCoy Co-Captain Nancy Glass Jodi Campbell 107 A GRIDIRON FORCE T n 1985 the Highlanders became a gridiron force. After losing the opening game to powerhouse Bishop Guilfoyle, the team pulled itself together and began winning, through a combina- tion of tough defense and explosive offense. The highpoint of the year had to be the rugged finale with arch-rival Northern Cambria. Playing before a packed stadium, CH held NC at the goal line in the closing seconds to preserve a 0-0 tie that felt like a win. A number of players had great seasons. Ed Yeager ran for 1079 yards (5.3 avg.) thrilling crowds with both his power and speed. Mark Stocldey threw for 671 yards and 9 TDs. His favorite receiver was Jeff Polites who caught passes for 259 yards and 7 TDs. John McGowan and Kris Price starred in both catching the ball and defending against the pass. Dave Yahner, Matt Crowell, John Blake, Jim McCann, and Ed Link anchored defense. Finally, on many occasions Brett Shreyer rescued the team with booming punts. Among many memories, the team will particularly remember: the first day of camp (temp. 95-100), sled day, Ed Yeager being married to the seven man sled, popsicle break, Chris Gibbons' chant on the bus, NC's missed field goal to end the game, Kris Price's signals to the Portage bench, making commercials for the TV people, watching films, and Bald Thomas being married to the tackling dummy. 1« row: Ron Macalus, Brett Schrcyer, Doug Adams, Ed Yeager, John McGowan, Man Crowell, Sean Noel, Mike Behe, Lyn Holtz, Matt Luther 2nd row: Ivan Mulligan — Mgr, Jeff Polites, John Blake, Bill Yecldey, Jim McCann, Ken Stocldey, Mike Rematt, Dave Yahner, Bernic Whitcford, Joe Fisanick, Daryl Haluska. 3rd row: Jim Kline, Rodney Ropp, John Mertens, Rick Mulhollen, Chris Gibbons, Mike Weiland, Tim Sammarco, Bob Schirf, John Eckcnrode, Sean Miller, Ray Wendckier— Mgr. 4th row: Edgar Link, Darin Thomas, Mark Stockley, Kris Price, BUI Marshall. Elmer Weaver, Jeff Weakland, Bob Illig, Dean Gittings, J im Gray. 110 fell 3 Coaches — Kneeling: Ron Jenkins, Dean Baker, Dennis Pawlikowski. Captains — John Blake, Jeff Polites. Standing: Bill Albright, Rick Bishop. Bill Crowell (Head Coach), Bruce Frycklund. C.H. HAS Ron Macaius Wing Back Jim McCann Guard John McGowan Wing Back 112 Rick Muihollcn Spite End Jeff Polices Captain, Tight End Mike Wciland Fullh.uk Bill YeckJey Guard Mike Reman Wing Back Mark Stockky Quarterback Kris Price Tight End Rodney Ropp Guard Brett Schrcyer Tailback Randy Once, class of '85, longingly wishes he could play jusi one more Noe even a face full of Matt Luther's size 9's can stop Ed Yeager, game 114 Leap frog anyone??? That was some parry John McGowan gives his man an Excedrin headache while making a great reception. 115 STATE CHAMPS A fter coming so close in previous years, the girls volleyball team accomplished what no other team from Cambria Heights has achieved — a STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. This ex- traordinary achievement was earned through a combination of rugged practice, excellent coaching provided by Denny Shulick and Karen Haluska, and good leadership and athletic skill from seniors Melinda Selby, Kim Eckenrode, Renee Gresh, and Angela Ceccoli. The only disappointing moment in the season was the team's loss to Richland in the conference title match. But having gone through the regular season undefeated, the girls rebounded to capture the state title at IUP causing district wide celebration. The girls will always remember: eating at Hoss', Angj driving the bus, Raisin'' and Grapes, water battle techniques, the volleyball version to Shout, JAMFS and, of course, winning the state championship. 116 Kim Eckenrode — Outside Hitter Renee Gresh — Setter Lori Westrick — Outside Hitter 117 JUNIOR VARSITY — Kneeling: Anita Kline, Paula Kirkpatrick, Lori Burkhart, Barb Lcchene, Angela Farabaugh. Standing: Coach Dennis Shulick, Jenny Eckenrode, Christine Keener, Sue McGowan, Michelle Willett, Roxanne Yencho. 118 TALL, TALENTED TEAM THRILLS FANS VARSITY — Mr Brute Frycklund, Coach, Ray Yeager, John Eckenrode, Mike HaJuska, Kevin Anna, Jeff Weakland, Elmer Weaver, Mike Lamb, Bill Mar- shall. Kris Price, J. R Stewart. Wayne Wholavcr, Jeff Polites, Jerry Miller, Greg Huber, Mr. George Haluska. Coach 119 JUNIOR VARSITY — Mr George Haluska, Coach. Rob Maher. Greg Abel. Brian Kelly, John Eckenrode, J R Stewart, Jeff Weakland. Wayne Wholaver. Jerry Miller, Joey Lubert, Rich Rito, Greg Huber i hiding A loud bai. ;jm treated its The team, whose 18 was one of the best in opponents. The team guard Mike Lam! per game and thrilled dunks This year's team .i' I e with the starting It cum averugnj Senior Kris PnceMrho led the t«| with 10 6 reb uijdJ pergj |ium..rs lirl Marshall, kadi y |- s blinks ntr game, and timer Weaver ■i the team arabth « point rr.is -r op3 L have s| IrteJ s it irn. die s George h. Hru« cFryckhl' ) 122 GIRLS HAVE FINE SEASON The girl's basketball team finished the year with a record of 16-4 and a 3rd place seat in the Tri- County League Standing. The girls also captured 1st place honors in the Christmas tournament at Marion Center with Kim Eckenrode, Sue Miller, and Melinda Selby being selected to the all-toumey team. Melinda Selby led the team in points, rebounds, and weals, and became the school's all-time leading scorer, breaking the 1000 point plateau early in the season against Richland Chris Goldtan led the team in the assists category. The team will miss the fine talents of seniors Lisa Byrnes, Kim Cicero, Kim Eckenrode, Sue Miller, and Melinda Selby. However, with many key players return- ing and coming off a fine J.V. season of 11-3, Mrs Murphy is looking forward to another winning season next year. Mrs. Murphy agrees that this season was one of the best in her coaching career and commented on the season We shared the ecstasy of winning and the agony of defeat, survived some good as well as difficult times, but always emerged a stronger and closer team The girls will always remember the Twelve Days of Christmas, the night of the 5 moons, the Smelly lec- tures, charades, fitting 13 in one scat, singing Alleluia to the Almighty, and, of course, Mrs. Murphy's in- famous One more time J.V. 1st row: Amy Bortman, Mary Shevock, Paula Kirkpatrick, Michele Lamb 2nd row: Alicia Nihart, Chris Darnell, Rose Warner 3rd row; Jennifer Eckenrode, Coach Barb Taylor, Sue McGowan Varsity 1st row: Kim Eckenrode. Kim Cicero. Melinda Selby, Lisa Byrnes, Sue Miller 2nd row: Andrea Wholaver, Paula Yeckley, Chris Goldian, Jill lank. 3rd row: Heather Ivory, Coach Sandra Murphy. Tammi Bills Senior Power”' Sue Miller Kim Eckenrode Kim Cicero Liu Byrnes Managers Angie Farabaugh, Michelle Willett. Leslie Strittmatter Chris (yoklun jjets another assist Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz's fan club' 124 YAHNER and SMITH LEAD GRAPPLERS Rou I Rob X'idami. Ken Knse, Man Luther. John Kramer. Kevin Lato. Dave Campbell. Mike Bensh Rim 2 Stott Dellavalle. Mike Prevost, Jim McNulty, Tim Sammarto, Chuck Lenz, Kevin Smith, Craig McNulty, Dan Little Row V Lenny McKernan. Ron Maine . Bill Ec ken rode, I arin Thomas. Ldgar Link, Dave Yahner. Jim Kline. Bill Bender. Craig Lieb. Shawn Slavicsky. John Riz o. 125 Kevin Smith — 119 Edgar Link — 185 Craig McNulty — 145 W lt hard work and dedication the wrestlers overcame a slow start to end their season with a fine 7-8 season. The team was led by two outstanding wrestlers — captains Kevin Smith and Dave Yahner. With his quick moves and great attitude, 1 19 pounder Smith finished the regular season with an 18-3-1 record. Dave continued the Yahner family's extraordinary tradi- tion of success on the CH mats by dominating every opponent and finishing with a perfect 21-0 record. Smith and Yahner were joined by Tim Sammarco in the District competition. First year wrestler, Edgar Link, and the other seniors — Craig McNulty, Craig Lieb, Bill Eckenrode, and Bill Bender — helped the team improve its performance as the season progressed. What the wrestlers will most likely remember after the season are the nervous jitters before a match, struggling to lose those extra few pounds before a match, taking a detour called J” street, beating Richland, Dave's undefeated record, dressing on the bus while going to Indiana, aerobics in preseason, staying in the hotel in J-town, Mr. Murphys saying: Sooner we get started, the sooner we get done! , the ref kicking Marion Center's coach out of the gym, watching Boots and Riz eliminate, Saturday practices, and pigging out after weigh-ins. 126 Craig Mi Nulty turns his man into a whcrlharrow GIRLS ALWAYS STRIVE FOR PERFECTION Mrs. Sandy Murphy and the CH girl's track team anticipated another ex- cellent year For the past four consecutive years the girls track team has had undefeated seasons and has been at the top of the Allegheny Mountain Con- ference In 1985 the tram also earned 1st place honors at all of their invitational meets with their biggest thrills coming when they beat Indiana and 1 I other schools at the Somerset Invitational and beat Altoona and 13 other schools at the Westmont Invitational. The girls finished a proud 3rd in District competition among a field of 27 schools, with many members placing in the top 6 of their events. Mrs Murphy was disappointed that in 1985 only 2 girls, Jennifer Shaffer in javelin and Laurie Bills in Triple Jump, qualified for the prestigious trip to states However, she and Ms Barbara Taylor, the assistant coach, are optimistic that many more members will qualify this season. 128 Success — Year In and Year Out The Boy’s Track Team did it again. For the fifth year in a row they had a winning season. By completing another winning season, this makes them the most successful boys’ team in the decade of the 80‘s. Team balance, hard work, and some outstanding individual performances were the key to this year's winning season. Seniors Kris Price, Ed Link, Kevin Smith, Brett Schreyer, and Mike Lamb; Juniors Ar- nold Caretti, Scott Price, Eric Yeckley, Jeff Pellas, Mark La- mont, and Jerry Miller were the returning veterans that had good seasons and contributed greatly to this year's success. There were many others that put forth a good honest effort, and made Cambria Heights Boys Track Team the most suc- cessful boy's team year in and year out. 130 BASEBALL RELOADS, NOT REBUILD Under the direction of Coach Bob Buck the baseball program never rebuilds; it just reloads. The team has won approximately two-thirds of its games over the last few years, annually challenging tor league honors. The 1986 team has more lettermen returning than in previous years. Leading the returning letter winners are Mark and Ken Stockley, Tim Sam- marco. Bo Polites, and Ed Yeager. Despite the loss of stand-out Don Presloid, the pitching staff has depth with quality arms like the Stockley brothers, Marc Let so. and Tom Enter. If the juniors and seniors perform up to capabilities, 1986 could be another winning season 132 7 arsity Highlander teams were winners in ’ 1985-86. Excluding the spring sports which are traditionally powerful, the girls and boys teams compiled a 69-21-2 mark, winning 77% of their regular contests. The football team rebounded from some down years to finish 5-3-2. Both the boys and girls basketball teams dominated their op- ponents. And the crowning achievement was the first ever state championship for Cambria Heights, won by the volleyball team. This athletic success brought out enthusiastic crowds to all the contests. The success was brought about to a large degree because of the fine athletic skills of a number of seniors such as Kris Price, Mike Lamb, Melinda Selby, Kim Eckenrode, Mark Stockley, Kevin Smith, Bo Polites, and others. The athletes and their teams have been a great source of pride for the Cambria Heights community. HIGHLANDERS 154 Class Will We the members of 1986 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen. Marianne Adams: To all the underclassmen Iwill all the wonderful pressures that all seniors face. To my sister Wendy, 1 will my physicis notes and labs. JohnAnna. To Joey my Tim Toms; to Mr. Elias my razor 1 didn't use much and to Scooter all my empty snuff cans. Kevin Anna: To Elmer Weaver my ability to play a basketball game above the rim. Edna Bailey: To Kelly C. my comer seat in the bleachers and a great Senior year, to Brenda, Sharon, Dawn, Manon, all the fun times in Band and the ability to practice. Barry Baker I will all the Monday morning hangovers to Jeff Roach, Brian Winslow, Scott Price, and Lenny Brown. Jerry Baker: I hereby bequeath I am taking everything except for my jock which 1 leave to Tom Lechene. David Bearer: The back seat on the bus to Eric and Emily Kelly Bearer: To lisa Bekhick, Emily Fees and Missy Hollen — one more agonizing year in this place; to Ritchie Bender, all my energy to go out and party every night! To Lenny — Breaded mushrooms; and to Ron W. to replace my laugh on the bus. Renee M Bender To the underclassmen, my uncanny ability to sneak into basketball practice when they're late; to my sister Crissy, good times and C. H.; to Kelly Cence, pre-hurdle butterflies and to future hurdlers, the lake after the second hurdle. Tom Bender: Iwill Mike Hoover all of my Physics notes. Bill Bender: To all the wrestlers, I will the pain and suffering it takes to win; to Dana Skupine 1 will all the good times this high school has. Frederic A. Berish: I will to all the underclassmen Life, liberty, and the pur- suit of happiness.' John Blake To Matt Crowell — my ability to cut grass. To Christy Nagle — My good studying habits. Lisa Blake: I will Tilly’s and bed drinking habits to Debbie Kinney and Michele Lato. Michele L Bolgar To Kim and Carol, all the fun Deb and I had in cheerleading; to Sandra, the postcard she admires in my locker; to Sherry, the best senior year ever. Dan Bopp: All my low grades. David Bopp: I will my locker to any Junior Dennis Bom: To Bim my grades, to Chris my Garfield postcards. Lon Bom; To Shawn and Him two more years on the bus, to all the underclassmen the lunches. Ron Bncker, All the boring days at C. H. and all the great days at Tech to any underclassman. Jacqueline Brothers: To Heather and Brenda all the great parries, to Perry and Jeff all the women they can handle, to Emily and Missy all the laughs at the lunch table Germain A. Burkhart To a member of the Class of '90 — my locker. Barbara Lynn Burskey: To my sister Pam — all the great times I ve had in high school, to Lori — good luck solving her many problems, to Jill — good luck in surviving without us , and to Tom — the best senior year ever. Patricia Byrne: I will to my sister, Pam, 360 more days of running to catch the bus, and to all the shorthand students, a year's supply of shorthand notebooks and pens. Lisa Byrnes: To Paula Y. and Jill L. my great sprinting ability, to Tami B. my ability to handle the ball nd to Chris G. one more fun (?) year of high school (make the best ofit!) Jodi Campbell: To Christy that she may be able tosurvive without Thumper. To all the cheerleaders the best of times; to my brother, the best senior year, and to my sister the best of luck throughout her years of school. Kimberly Jean Carpinello: To Chris G. another year of craxy an withoutme and Mary Kay To all underclassmen the best 4 years of your life (so they tell me). Angela Marie Ceccoli: To Roberts one more year of falling down cliffs and getting stuck on trees at Blue Knob, my volleyball uniform ( 6) to anyone willing to work hard enough for it; and good luck to everyone in the Class of '86 especially M K. P., N. D., M H., C M , A. C, R B., and L. K. Kinberley Cicero: I will my basketball Talent to Jill L. — without serrwing around! To Christy N., Phyllis s Best Seller. To all the teachers to survive through many more Cicero’s on the way! Michele Dcnice Conrad: To my sister Brenda the ability to make it through three more years and tothe rifles, especially Kelly C, the ability to make it with out me and Ed. Annette Maria Elizabeth Cronauer I will to my favorite sister, Anita, my position in the Junior Miss Finals, my father's insults and my answers to mother s questions; and to my brothers, Scott, David, and Brett, the will- power to reject peer pressure and to still have a fantastic time. Debbie Crowell: To Rabbit, my computer knowhow; to Bill ny second home in Canada, to Carol and Kim great times in cheerleading, to Sherry and Sandra living life to its fullest; and to Dad a class with no students. Lori Crowell: To my younger brother rabbit and my favorite cousin Wes, all my Physics know-how; to Chns, my patience and to my dad all the free time he wants. Chuck DaBella: I will Charlene DaBeila a good time her sinior year and Mara Zerliznock, Jackie Taylor and Gessy Burskey the ability to avoid being hung over. Phyllis DeSalve To Christie Nagle I will my best seller , to Michelle Lato — my mat maid abilities, and to Theresa Gibbons, I will my alto voice. Lynne Dietnch To Lon, Kim and Laune, the priviledge of playing 3rd clarinet your senior year, and the best times possible your senior year, to Kar- rin, my ability, so you can make it through high school, and the best of luck your high school years. Nancy Louise Dranchak To my sister Kathem rwo more peaceful years without me and Marge, G.A. and 42-14-48. Mark A. Dubyak: To Darren, my athletic ability and to Melissa, my ability to do housework, especially dishes, good luck to both of you. Bill Earnest: 1 will all my books to John Sigrtst and Julie Wilt my locker. Kimberly Eckenrode: My singing boice to Lisa Fox; my volleyball talents to Lou Cunningham, my great basketball ability to Andrea Wholaver, and also all those uninteresting English and Physics classes to Katie Jenkins. Kimberly Ann Eckenrode: To my sister Jennifer, and Kristi H. all the great times high school bnngs. Bob Eckenrode: I will all the great times I had to Michelle Lato. Bill Eckenrode. 1 wqill the boring study hall m B168 to Timmi. Leann Ernest I will T.G. two more years of what I had to go through and R.G. the use of my messy locker. Grace Farabaugh To my little brother Floyd all the homework, tests and fun I had in high school. Jeff Farabaugh: My locker to Mary Jo Zeanchock. Lauga J. Farabaugh: I will to Mandy my ability to wing it and to Deb and Leah, the magic shoebox. Carnanne Fedorko: To debbie Sherry — to have a fun senior year without going over the limits. Michelle Fox. I will to my sister, Lisa, 3 more years of good times at Cam- bria Heights. To Deb Sandy all the happiness being a majorette can bring you. To Martha, onemore year of patience in the band. Gino Franceschim: To Rick Myers, my phys ed locker and everything in it. Gus Gabrielson: I will to my brother WEBB” my smoothness and ability with the ladies Tor E. Gabrielson: To Webb my abilities with the ladies. And to all futuer underclassmen that will get Professor Baran many, manyhours at home with the Classics Craig Gates: Back seat of Bus 14 to Marina. Theodore Gertesky: 1 will my back seat on the bus, my morning table and all my good times in this school to Mara Zalisnock and my ability to be weird to Jackie Taylor and all my books to the under classman. Doreen J. Giarth: I will all the good times and great memories throughout high school to some special juniors and best of luch to the freshmen. 136 Nancy Glass: To chrisry N., to live without Thumper for your last two years. Cindy Gebert: To Anissa the strength to get through her senior year without going crazy. To Ron, Scon, Dave 6c Bobby all the memorable times ahead of rhem, and to Missy, a life filled with fun 6c happiness. Wayne Gray: I willmy locker to Randy Bills and all the gun in it and the pictures in my locker to Chris Chemisky, and I will my baseball talent to Marc Letso 6c Chris Chemisky. Renee Gresh: 1 will to all underclassmen the patience which I never had to make it through the four years of classes. To my little brother to have a great time when he gets here! And to Leah my ability to hold on! Richard Gwizdak: I will to John Mertens all my teck clothes and all the stolen squeeges and graders and strikers. I will my two brothers my grades tor hey can get out of this hole. Randy Haggerty To Mike Mandrick I will three more years of swimming. Scon Henry: To cindy I hope your Senior year is all you expect. Edward Hertzog: To Pam G. 3 more years of high school. To Jim W. mybomb collection in my locker, and to my sister Leanne the greatness of being a Vo-Tecker. Marjorie Ann Hite: To M. Lato all the good times I had in High School. To Kathem B134 25-37-31; We ll be back! To all others, Mr. Baran's English class Michele Lynn Hollen: To my sister 6c Emily all the com that they could ever eat. To J.R.S. My good looks and good grades. To Rich, my charming personality Joe Homerski: To Mr. Laurito ' Pat Sajak: steering 6c fortune. Wendy Maureen Hoover. To my sister Debbie, a man that will finally treat her right! To my younger sister Sandy a great freshman year. Rober lllig. To Ed Y. my 'pink comb. Tina Ivory: I will to all the underclassmen, whatever they can get out of their great days'' at C. H. Aaron Kelly: I will Mr Bern to Kim Lieb and all the other luch Chem and Physics students; also my locker to Stacy. Jennifer Lynn Kennedy: To Barbie and Melissa — all the luck in the world for their Senior year To Arky — all the gum in the woirld! To Section I — all the fun years to come. Michelle Kinney: To Debbie Kinney her last year at this school. Sean Kirkpatrick: To Paula Kirkpatrick all my good grades this Senior year Randall Kirsch: Both of my lockers and Mrs. Depto's English class to any underclassman who can handle it. Wendy Kitchen. To Tina, Carleen, and Kelly the lunch table; to Mara Zalisnock the ability to make it through two more years of this place and still be alive; to Joe, Lon, Laurie, and Paul, the best senior year that I've had. Lisa Marie Kline: To my sister, Lynette, my grades and my complete locker combination list. To my brother, Ronnie, to live the good life of a high school superjock. To some freshman, my abnormal home-room chair. Laura Kovach: To Cathy Luzier, her last year in this place. Renee Kreidler: To Emily all the fun and good times I had senior year, and to Elaine another good year to Vo-tech. Rebecca Kuntzman: I will to Marc to have the best senior year ever. To Brent and Bumper to have fun with all the girls. Timothy M Kuzar: To Jim. W. my bomb collection tn Ed's locker. To my brothers the fun of school AH! Michael Charles Lamb: my brains to Chris Lamb. Brian Lamont: I will all the Monday morning hangovers to Brent and Bill.. Brian Lechene: I will to Dominic Fredo my seat at the lunch table and the right to make underclassman takeup trays. Brian Lefebure: To Cindy two more years. Good luck! Craig Alan Lieb: All my sweaty wrestling clothes to the Mat Maids for clean- ing! Also to K. L. sll the best times anyone can have in high school and my grades if she wants them! Edgar Link: To Boog, all of my injuries in practice. LaVaughn Link: I will to all underclassmen, the plastic pizza at lunch, all the great times with friends, and what Mom s say are the best'' four years of your life. Ronald R. Link: 1 will to all Juniors, the agony and heart breaking times of English IV. Have fun. Ron Litzinger: I will all of my boring teachers and subjects and all of the fun rides to Tech, to the future Techers. Tina Lokey: To Brian W. a great Senior year and myseat in P. O. D. Renee Lubert: My locker that only opens when showing someone it doesn t, to anyone who is unfortunate enough to get it. Angie Luther: To my brother Matt to have a great Senior year To my brother Mark three more years of high school. To Wendy, Jackie, Suzann, Lome and Anita, to have fun in the next three years of high school and to be successful in all they do. Carrie Mandrick: To my brother Mike, the patience to get through three more years, and happiness always. To Martha, my flute, chair, music, and everything that goes with it. To Deb, patience in band, and the ability to hang in there for one more year. To Sandy, my charm and some extra pounds to put on your body. To Heather, the happiness you deserve. To Jill, two more years without us. An to my favorite freshmen. Pam, Wendy, Michele, and Suzann, the very best of everything. Angela Marra: I will my seat in Chorale to Amy Terza; to Theresa B. and Cheryl F. to long bus ride home; to Paula W. Kim P. and Mary Y. — good times being a Senior; and to Amy D. my fun times in high school. Dawn Renee Maykovich: To Jill, a wonderful Senior year, to Lon K. and Michele M., the strength to make it through band, to all themajorettes, especially Dana, the happiness being a majorette brings to you; to Carleen, the pride of playing on alto-clarinet, and to Dirk andKevin, all the hap- piness those remaining years bring you. JamesMcCann: To Ed Y. my driving ability, tomy sister i will ' nothing , and to my brother all the fun times that come with growing up. Bernard McConnell: All the long rides to Vo-tech to John Zerbee. Christine Ann McConnell: To Leslie and Lori, the wonderful task of putting up and taking down the volleyball net and all the fun they can possibly have; to Judy, a great Senior year and to Anita the best high school years anyone could have. Tanya Mane McCoy: To my little brother I will all the good times I've had in high school. To L. F. my amazing alto voice and to all future cheerleaders the dedication that will help them to live through cheering four nights a week. Colleen McGlynn: To L.M. and P. W. I leave gening yelled at every morning to repon to your homeroom. To B. M. getting up early in the morning, and to J. H. one more year John McGowan: I will to my sister the pain and suffering I had through nighschool and to Jeff W the courage and strength to make it through hisSenior year. Jeff McMullen: Tng and Physics homework to all underclassmen Steve McMullen: 1 will all the good times on the long rides to Tech to all the futureTechers. Craig B McNulty: I will to Jim, all my Senior classes. Good luck! And to L.B. all the fun times (though there were few) Karen McNulty: To my sister Susie I will all the great times I’ve had. Dawn Renee Merrill: The ability and sanity to be able to escape from prison also to the others' to live with the commons Lav. Crystal Miller: I will my study halls and Gray Rope to my best and only sister Sara Jane. Ronald Miller: To all underclassmen Iwill my locker, books, and my failing English grades Russell P. Miller: Toany power hungry underclassman the position of Drum Major. Susan Miller: A bottle of Aspirin to Paula. Mandy, and the rest of next year s unlucky seniors that have Calculus; and to the underclassmen basketball players, the ability to put up with Mrs. Murph s one more time!6 Richard Mulhollcn: To anybody crazy enough to take them, Mr. Gresko's Trig, class andMr. Bern's Physics class To Bim, Mr Boyle's sweet melodious voice, and the Mark the agony of his senior year. Karen Owens: I, Karen Owens, will my locker to Melissa, my knowledge to Tricia and Julie, the guys to Kirstie, and the best possible senior year to Laurie and Linda. May Kay Phillips: To Ron may he enjoy his senior year to the fullest and to Chris G. one more wild and crazy year of an. Tammy Elizabeth Pierce: To Melanie, Rachel, Sandy, Stephanie and Bet- sy ,m all the frustrating but great times in band; to any unfortunate soul who gets Mr Baran for English IV — good luck; my locker in the dead center of C hall. 137 Bremla Ann Polisky: To Jeff all chose boring classes che next few years in high school and ail those good times, to Brent all the good tunes. To Suzanne. Suzann and Michelle all those boring yet fun band practices. Jeff Polittes; To Ed Yeager my hands, and to Marsh one more year with the Bemmer Tina Marie Prevost To my thre special tenors (Sue, Sue, and Michele) the ability to stick band out and the new tenor To Betsy, all the fun that your high school years can give you. Kris Price 1 will my lucky sock with a hole in it to Bill Marshall Robert M Rairigh: I will to E . J and T M Patience to work with the faulty and the falling apart computers in the computer room. Chris Ramsey: My own peersonalized locker S-101, to Cheryl Ladd's daughter whenever she gets here. Edward Todd Reber My four lockers, and all the new rules and regulations that I broke. Michael Rematt Any underclassman who wants English first two mods every morning. Rodney M Ropp: To EdY a log splitter. To John E., Dougic and Seal — another year of grass, sweat and tears. To BaJd-a a new jar of Vaseline. Jill Routch: To theMajorettes —another year of dress shields , To Mandy — a new tooth, to Dana — my suave disappearing act from classes; to Dewb and Sandy — a quiet mouth, to Chene — mylegs, to Jill — myname, and the junior laugh and all the great times of high school (without us!) to Tommy and Dudley — ten hours of Terror on Tape , to Renee — a new chauffer and my Physics labs, and to myconfidant, Martha, 1 will the ability to rule as a Senior.my bad memory, and all the happiness in the world. Carolyn Rusnak: To Lon — my mallets (Jam with them, Lori!) and the fun times but hard classes that go along with being a Senior. Love ya, Lori. To Chris Black love is strong Goldian, my Bruce picturcsin my locker (1 knew you'd like that). To Matt, Doug, and Tommy, I just want to say Good Luck and hold your heads high. I love you guys,and Doug — remember the deer! ha ha. To Sharon, my sister,may you have as many good times and as many truly great friends as I had. Lastly, to Rich, may you always keep that sense of humor, and Rich — youlookMaahvelous! Brett Schreyer: I will to Renee and any other Junior who wants it, my outstanding ability to understand Physics and pass tests without studying. (P S. — He likes you) Rebecca Elizabeth Scott: To Jay. 1st chair (unless someone else takes over!) To the trumpet section, the ability to put up with Jay next year. To all my underclassmen friends in band, the bery best of luck. To Judy, Tammy K, and Pam W., good luck in the remaining ycars(s). To Tom B., the ability and willpower to make it through five more years of band. Make it good! Melinda Selby My ability to jump to Andrea W., my patience in basketball to Chris G., my common sense to Heather I.; to Paula Y. my basketball shoes. Brenda Marie Sell To my little brother Eric — seven more years of this! To cindy C. my technique to catch men To Jayand Giff my backseat on bus 1. Harvey Lee Shaw: 1 will by books to underclassmen. Denise Sheehan To Christy and Chene all the good times in chcerleading and the excitement that high school can bring you. Donna Sue Shero: To my sister, Becky, I will her nothing. She is already spoiled, but to Farah Freaky, my place at Nicktown. To Carolyn P. mymagic fingers on the keyboard. To Chris S. my uncontrollable laugh. To Chris, my ultimate cartwheel, to Mandy M., a wonderful Senior Year (but not too sonderful) and the future cheerleaders.especially Lynn, myplace out on the floor along with my 3 pom poms! Dawn Sherry: To Deb, I will my ability to understand all subjects with great ease. To Jill L. and Tammi B , my awesome singing ability, there's enough for both of you. To Mandy M the speed and grace of a true hurdler May you never get hurdlers blues To Leah my soiofex men, maybe you'll find a real one. And to Dec Dee all the fun times I've had, to Laura the nickname Spoob Queen. Jo Ann Sherry: All the teachers 1 leave behind Regis Sherry: All my homeworkand tests to my sister Lon. Nancy Short: I will Laurie Freeman all the fun English is Senior year with Mrs Depto. And to my sister Molly my back scat on the bus. Dan Sigrist: To Shave I will my Trig, book and all the quizzes and tests that he'll have Have fun, Buddy. Kevin J Smith: To Kevin L., my spot in the rubber room and all the fun times sucking weight To Wendy and Craig, what's to be the best times of their lives, and to my snowbunny all the great times to come, the great memories and my go get it attitude Eugene Smithmyer I will my locker with all the green stuff in it. and a dollars worth of pennies to a junior to roll next year at Mr Powlakawski Steve Smolko I will to Mara Zaiisnock, Jackie Taylor, and Tom Lechene the priviledgc of coming in Monday mornings after a long, hard,and sleeplessweekend Kristina Ann Smychynsy: To Rich S, the hope that someday in the im- mediate future your smill will be as perfect as mine To Tommy L my pom- pous social position. To Mandy M only the best To Jill L the embarass- ment that goes along with trusting friends To Melissa D , my saber To Barb E my cuteness '.and finally, to Cynthis L all the take in the world and my love for the Tubes. Kelly Solomon: To J R S., my shooting and dribbling ability Gloria Spacht I will to my sister, Mary, my stinky gymsocks and gymsuits To Chrissy B . and Terri A. good luck in their remaining time in the jail And to Lynn W all the fun time that 1 know she'll have in H.S Melissa Lynn Spacht: To Pam — One last memorable year (SENIOR!) and Linda to make it through threemore And to my special friends in handk come out of band camp smiling. Sandy Sral Give another beer to Chip. Faye Stiles To Brian I will one more year of boring classes, and also all my old tests and notes. Mark Stockley Mr Bern's Physics class and Mr. Gresko's Trig. Class to anybody who wants them. Barry Stoy To Paula all the luck in the world, to my cousin Helen four fun years of high school; to Brenda, Cathy, Barb, and Jessica lots of luck in your high school years. Michele Lynn Swarden: To Renee S., Linda K , and Condy S. a great senior year in the band To Donna E. my reputation in the bad clarinet section. To Jill L. —JiU R and my diet conversations at the lunch table. To Tracey and Kelly my I don't care attitude to drive yourbrother crazy. James Thomas: The back seat on bus 24 to M D Patty Thomas: To that wild junior tccher gang, all the good times and to E. T., J. Z., M L., J. B,, K K and anyone else that has my combinationk, you all can share my locker. Steven R Van Ormer: To my brothers Ralph and Matt my ability to get good grades To Jay — five years of Bass Drum expertise To Harry and Doug — myunbreakable full Nelson To Mary — good times in Band and memories of me. Jean Marie Venesky: To my sister Cathy, allthe good times I had. To Patty, all the good times in ROTC. To Ed and Paul all of those books and homework To PattyO'Leary, all of those lunch times we had with Linda Rogle and Mary Let's go home. Thomas Nicholas Washinsky. To the freshmen class of 86-87, all the fun times with Gina, helm andHeathtr 1 will them four years of getting up early every morning after a hard long night. Millctte Weakland: To J. P , Shay Shay and little Shay Shay all my homework and getting up early to go to school and D. S. one more year! Marlene M Weber: To my sister Lynda, all the good times I had and the best of luch during the next two years. To my brother Joseph, may you always achieve your goalsand the best of luck during your high school years. Mike Wetland: To Seal, Crusher, Eddie, and Dougy, one more year of tears, sweat and grass stains. To any junior who thinks English class is a breeze, one long, tough year with Mrs. D.: to Denny D., my ability to get radical. Lon Ann Westrick l will to Barb my beautiful French Horm, to Annette pa- tience, to Lynne my seat on Bus 24, and to Bird and Fish my great volleyball abilities. Scan Wethcrson 1 will my locker to a freshman Kelley White. To S. W my great personality. John Wilt To Jeff Bosar the best of luck in his high school years, to my sister my lock in A and all my scrap paper, to MissyNagle, Rhonda Reager, and Jennifer Eckonrode. all the fun times in band and best of luck in the future. To Patty, Linda and Mary I will all the good times we had in band and at lunch, Patty keep smiling. To Dave 1 will our fun Algebra classes and the fun times we had in the halls. Beatles are 1 Tracey Worchesky. Another beer to Chip! Ray Yeager: All my books which I never used. Mark Yeckley. Nothing, I m not that cruel. Bill Yeckley: To Jim Kline my winning streak at cards out at the cabin O and to Doug Able my ability to stay out of trouble. 138 - Senior Directory Sept 3, 1968 344-8047 Band 9. 10. 11, 1 ? Wrestling 9, 10, 11- Baseball 11. 12 K ,D 1 B Patron, PA January M 674-� 965 Student Assistar- 12 v4iiri.itiiit Adams VO 2 Box 196 Patton, PA 16668 Jun. 28, 1968 «74-8192 Angela Mane oil Box 229 - i Or Hastings, 1% 16646 March 29. I 68 247-8916 Volleyball' 10. 11. 12 10, 11. YeAok Editor 11. 12 S II. 12 Vjudi.u Broilu fll ' Bx 534 Hastings, PA 16646 [July 13, 1968 4 7-6303 Co.orguard 16 1 r Track 9. 10 Yearbook 11 Library Aid 10, II FaCttP7 ctary 12 errv Burkho Ek Box 221 A Frederick A. Be 925 Beech Ave Patton, PA 166 August 25, 196 674 8043 Football 0 John P. Anna K D I Box 695 Patron. PA 16668 M.mh 1. IJf� V M'lH «1 twaj. o. 4ft 7U Kevin Anna I John Blake 210 James Ave Patton. PA 166 February 9. 19 . 674-550 ( ommirree 11 Vue Pres. 9 N H.S. Vice Pres 12 1 Volleyball All Star Team 12 pa Hii Cicero Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12 Basketball 9. 10 September 1, 1968 (arrolltown. PA I 5 22 Lisa Bia 301 Pfcti enue ’ 6668 May 2. 4 Chorale9, 10. II. 12 fJass Secretary 12 Edna (Jairc Bailey 606 Lang Avenue Patton, PA 16668 . April 15, 1968 674-5428 Colorguard 9, 10, 11. September8. 1968 344 8885 Track 9. 10. II, 12 Baseball 10. 11. 12 Chcerlcading Yearbook 12V Who’s Whon .V • SmdentSe tarv 12 674-69$ Basket b. 10, 11 Buq ah KD.l h i Patton,I ’ A l| Nuvemt - s, 67|H 3 344 8340 Marching I ( xtncctt B.1 Chorale 9, Muhc Conrad- 66 3 DMiny Avenue PattoegPA 16668 AugJc3l. 1968 Committee g ■ (county Chorus 1 B Band Secretary 12 Patty Byme Box 60 Pond Street arrolltown, PA 1572! December 22, 1968t| 344-8708 I A Play Scenery 10 A K Plaid Talk y A W Studentt p rt j 12 Michele muse Boigar 1|H Ige Ave A Dcti l r 30, 1967 ( Oicfl ling 10, II, 12 N H.S I 1.12 tide Jl. I 2 Wj Yearbook I. I 2 iorus 9 . 10, II, 12 littee 11 Annj PMar;.! Cronauer � Henry v canoUrow� . PA 15722 September I lxl 968 44-8872 PW Marching Band yj ftll Band librarian 10, lr f .b.mfi T6668 ast C 1 « 5810 Bearer Box A Itown. PA 15722 Band hisronan 12 Kelly Bearer Dan bopp Spangler St. Hastings, PA 16646 September 22. 1968 247-8183 Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12 Track 9, 10. 11,12 Marching Band 9. 10. 11 i orale 9. 11. 12 Y irbook 11 .cert Band 9, 10. II, Pr mCommittee It WV1 Who 11 arrolltown. PA Sept 28. 1968 344-6520 Track 9. 10. 11. 12 Student Secretary 12 Renee M Bender P O Box 146 Carrolltown, PA June 23. 1968 344-6613 Track 9. 10. 11,12 Basketball 9. 10, 11 Girls Chorus 10, 11 Choral 12 FHA 11. 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Newspaper Staff 12 114 St Mary Street Carrolltown, PA 1572! February 17, 1968 344-8098 David J Bopp 114 St. Mary Scr Carrolltown, PA February 17. 19 |odi (.umpbcI B Box 394 Carrolltown. PA 157 72 October 30, 1967 344-8976 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11,12 Track 9, 10, II, 12 Kimberly Jean (Aptncllo R D 1 Box 6 M Hastings. PA l B December 13, 11967 247-8764 M Colorguard 9 Library Aide U . 11 12 Track 9. in. lTjW Chorale 9. MM I.K Lon Bom Box 33 St Boniface, PA 16675 March 20, 1968 247-8594 Color Guard 9. 10. II, 12 Ron Bricker Tom Bender R D. Box 250 Patton. PA 16668 August 22. 1968 674 3742 William F Bender 242 Mam St. Carrolltown, PA Yearbook 12 Prom Committee 11 Student Ciovemmenc 9, 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Lon roweB 215 Mellon Avenue Patron, PA 16668 February 8, 1968 674-80 _ Basket 1X1119, 10. 11 Track 9. 10 Prom Committee 11 Student Government 9 Chuck DaBella 322 South Mam Street Carroll town, PA 15722 December 24, 1968 344-8052 Phyllis DtSalvo Box 225 Carrolltown, PA 15722 August 7, 1968 ■ Cheer leading 9 Track Mat maid 12 Girls Chorus TO. IT. T? Studet Secretary 12 [ l.ynne Dietrich Box 5 IA Wk Dysart, PA Uj 36 October 29, 1967 674 5026 Concert Band 9, 10, 11. J 2 Mart hmg Band 9, 10 Prutu Committee 11 Nancy Louise Dranchak RD 1 Box 6-A Hastings, PA 16646 Yearbook 12 Library Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Who’s Who II, 12 Mark A. Dubyak 300 Beech Avenue Patton, PA 16668 July 28. 1968 674-5368 Forensics 10, 11,12 Play 9. 10 C horale 10. 11. 12 Bill Earnest Box 421 Patton, PA 1( 668 June 26. 1968 674-8598 MIA 11. 12 Y earhook Staff 11,12 N i tional Honor Pronto m m i tf Tl Ljbra Jc 12 NU prtasurcr 1 2 Miller Street Hastings. PA 16646 tember 24, 1968 247-6328 Chorale 9, 10 Student Secretary 12 Naiwial Honor Society |1. 12 Grace Farabaugh R.D 1 Box 245 Ebensburg. PA 15931 January 10, 1968 344-6309 Library Aide 10, 11, 12 1 Prom Committee 1 1 FHA 12 Student Secretary 12 Jeff Fambaugh Box 116A Carrolltown PA I 722 J Oaober ?8. 1967 344-6 i56 Wrestling 1 1 AshviUc. PA January 6, 1968 674-8755 Kimberly Ann Eckenrodc 815 PaJmer Avenue Patton, PA 16668 March 5, 1968 674-5689 Girls Basketbaii 10.1 I. 12 Girls Volleyball ). 10,11. !2 Track 11TTz Girli Chorus 9,%0, II, 12 1 Chorale 1 1, 12 Yearbook 12 J Plaid fa Ik 10 hi Who’s wA 12 Kimhfrl Xm Ec ken rode JiJm RD 2 Box 65 Laura Farabaugh 1003 Anna Street Patton, PA 16668 Oaober 4, 1968 6W 07 Girls Chorus 9 Cheerleading 10, 11 l.ibr Aide 1 1 ' l.vttuyv- 91 lui 1 . 1 Chorale 9. 10. 11. 12 Play 9, 10 School Paper 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Track 12 Craig Gates 624 Parton, PA 16668 April 30. 1968 674-3384 Theodore Gcrlesky P.O Box 4 14 Carrolltown. PA 15722 Januars 18. 1968 ■44-6600 Michael Getsy Box 443 Patton, PA 16668 September 17, 1967 674-5207 Doreen Giart h Box 794 RD 1 Patton. A 16668 January I, 1968 674-8548 Chorale 9 Track 11. 12 Chorale 9. 10. 11. 12 Chums 11 12 Yearbook Staff II, 12 Prom Committee 11 Who’s Who 11 Richard Gwizdak P.O. Box S22 Mam Street Carrollrown, PA 15722 April 27, 1968 344-8316 Randy Haggerty Spangler Street Hastings, PA 16646 September 20, 1967 247-8811 - ’ Track 9. id. 11. 12 Scott Henry Box 213 (arrolltown, PA 15722 February 14, 1968 344-8319 Chorale 11, 12 Track 9 Edward Hertzog Box 278 Elmora, PA 15737 September 14, 1968 948-5520 National Honor Society 11, 12 Who’s Who 11 Forensics 12 Track 9. 11, 12 Camanne Fcdorko 206 Flick Avenue Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8892 Cheer leading 1 1 Library Aide 11 F.H.A. II. 12 Muhellc Fox Box 73 St Benedict. PA 15773 ' 1968 spsh Majorette IZ Ycarboc 1,12 Library 11,12 Christof M Gibbons Box 21, B« ver Street Hasting PA l|W6 10. 12 Track 9. 0,11, 12 OassRe; rnratiw lj? Nancy fclass- Box 13 ■Bwii. PA I5£22V August!? 3. 1968 ■|4 Heading 10, 1 1, 12 1 Tiack lO 1 lonor S h it ty ! I § I Staff! 2 ■ Track 9, 1 National I Margine Ann Hite RD2 Box 84 Patton, PA 16668 April 15, 1968 674-844! School Play 11 Prom Committee 11 |f Yearbook Phorographei 1 1. 12 Yearbook Staff T T. 12 Forensics 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Who’s Wl- I I. 12 LibraryMidc 1 2 Michde I ynn Hollen________ Box 72 St. BeftedKt, i% March 28, 948-864 Marching Band ')} 10, I I. 12| Ut.l l t9ML ) 4m 140 Concert Band 9. 10, 11, 12 Forensics 11 Play 10, 12 Chunk 9. 10. 11,1 Jcc Homcnki Box 53 5 Beaver Street Hastu.gs, PA 166 v Daembcf 6, 1967 344-8963 Track 9, 12 247-890 Chorale 11 I96K Wendy Mark Hoover Box 87 RD 1 (.arroUfown. PA 15722 44-8366 FHA 10. II. 12 Vice President 11 Yearbook 11,12 Ptay II Track 10 Laura Kovach I 109 Forth Avenue Patton, PA 16668 July 2, 1968 674- 3669 Track 9 RoberHlli|' Renee Kreidler (arrollruwn, PA 15722 October 26, 1967 344-8394 Football 12 Track II. 12 Tina I vor nru. I 1968 K s M Id 9;10 M 11 Aaro Kelly RR U3ox Dll Carrollt- m I , February 344-8346 Jennifer Kennedy RD I Box 644 April 5, 1968 344-8270 Chorale 9 Band 10. 11 Track 11, 12 Prom Committee I I Box 114 CarroUtown, PA 15722 August 6. 1968 344-6522 Rebecca Kunrzman Box 82 Elmora, PA 15737 September 2, 1968 344-8789 Cheerleader 9 ClassTre;� '- nr Track 9. in. Ill YO kA 17 Hoi a Timoth RD Cattolkf May 31, 1967 344-6393 Michael Lamb R D 2 Box 62 Patton, PA 16668 April 22, 1968 674-8362 Basketball 12 Track 12 1. 11 yv. Spangler Street Hastings. PA 1664 Brian La moot w 176 May 16 £47 31 I1.1 Lokey [TS Russell Avenue |a«„u'A , 27. 1968 ■ vJP en ?Cube 108 UGbotus 9. 10. H, 12 try Aid Aide '10. It. 12 nyie Luther 19 N Church Screet roUtown, PA 15722 ember 24. 1967 � � «305 Maculos Palmer Avenue janun, PA 16668 January 22. 1968 ■74-8704 ” f}K)tU119JlJ2 Wrestling 10 Carrie Mandnck R D. 1 Box 1 ( rruiUown, PA 15722 March 20. 1968 344 8625 err Band 9, 10, II, 12 8786 ill Manager 9. FHA 11, 12 Student Secretary 12 -Jkarbook Staff 12 Library Aid 12 ■■rs Who 12 Tanya Mi Coy Box 183 Bakerton, PA 157 7 February 23. 1968 958-9302 (hearlcadmg 9. U0 . 12 Library Aide 11.12 piaidTalk r.toj Track 10 Chorus UX tT. 12 Colleen MUGIy nn 169 Second Av oue Hastings. PA 16646 March 29. 1968 J 247-8375 Chorale 9, 10. 11 Library Aid 11 John McGowan Box 343 Elmora. PA 15737 July 2. 1968 j 948-6850 Football 9. 10. 11. Basketball 9. 10 12 Marching Band 9, 1 Majorette 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 1ifJL2. Student Secretary 11 Home coining 12 Angie Marra Box 37 Dysart. PA 16636 July 16. 1968 942-1795 Chorale 9. 10, II. 12 Cheerleading 10 Student Secretary 12 10. II. 12 II leff McMullen R.D. Box 117-B CarroUtown, PA 15722 May 28 44.g Xx, Track ll 2 Steve McMullen R D 1 Box .395 AshviUc. PA 16613 March 15. 1968 674-8103 Craig B McNulty 412 Beech Ave. 141 Patton, PA 16668 674-5815 Wrestling9, 10. II. 12 Di| Count Library Aid 1 Yearbook 12 12 12 Karen McNulty R.T). Box 177-C _ Karrolltown. PA I 57frv hhwemher 14. 1967 H 344- )8 Choraler Yearbook 12 Library Aid 12 FHA 11. 12 Track 11, 12 Dawn Renee Menll R D 1 Box 620 Patton, PA 16668 March 7. 1968 674-3389 Chorus 9, 10 Basketball 9. 10 Vica 11. 12 Pagano 57 IScuary 2, 1968 344-8350 Chorale 9. 10. 11. 12 k 9, 10. 12 T- Mar 4 C rystal Dawn Miller Bo 209 Elmora, PA 15737 November 27, 1967 948-8099 ™ ROTC9. 10. 11, 12 Library Aide 10, 11, 12 Ronald Milkr P O. Box 209 Elmora. PA 15B7 August 31. 196 948-8090 ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12 ■He 10 Russ Miller ■D 2 Box 187 ■atton. PA 16668 « W)ecembet 20, 1967 W 674-8611 V Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12 Concert Band 9, 10, LI, 12 jrum Mamc 10, 11, |2 jA sks iCTur Honor Society 11,12 11. 12 10. 11. 12 lary Kav Phillips Box 245 Hastings, PA 16 247-8582 Concert Band 9, 10 Marching Band 9, 10 tlbarary Aid 10, 11, 12 StWient Secretary 12 Yearbook 11. 12 Who s Who 11 Prom Committe 11 Tammy L. Pierce Box 137 St Benedict. PA 15773 February 15. 1968 Q4KQ4KK fir ™ Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 National Yearboo Susan Miller Box 121 Hastings, PA 16646 February 28, 1968 « 34 Basket Uu. y. 10, 2 Track 9. 10. 11, 12 Yearbook 11.12 6nor30C icty 11. 12 Ml.12 Rick MulhoU Box 173 Elmora, PA 15737 NovenS 13, 1967 Football 9. 10. II, 12 - ■’■'sKaren OwA§ Box 257 Carroll town. PA 15722 ril 24 ----544-8334 Library Aid Chorale 9 Brenda A. Polisky Box 285 Elmora, PA 15737 April 8. 1968 948-9284 Marching Band 10, II Concert Band 9. 10, 11,12 Yearbook 12 Student Secretu:-. 12 '1 It tf olites | 7 | rnics Drive ■FA 15722 1 B968 k 10. 11. 12 fcapcain 12 ■[19. 10. 11. 12 pall Captain 12 ■0. 11. 12 licer 9, 10, 1 1 Immittet 1 1 I Tina ST Prevost Patton, PA 16668 May 21. 1968 674-5471 Marching Band 9. 10, 1 1, 12 Concert Bin! 9. 10, 11. 12 Studert Secretary 12v YesaSuok 12 venue 16668 24. 1968 ■1 9.1 ’Cckint) h. Chris R ey R D x 47 Patton, I’ Januar s 674 80 Wrcstln , Track 1 . 10. II, 12 O.H. 12 rus 10,12 16668 1967 National Honor Society 11, 12 Who’s Who 11, 12 Rebecca Elizabeth Scott R D 1 Box 224 Ebcnsburg. PA 15931 March 14, 196 144-8904 M.,: i.lin- Band'9. 10, 11.12 (z int Band9t 11,12 National Motor Society 1 1, 12 secretary 12 Pi ty Assistant Stage Manager I I Plaid Talk II, 12 f ,pi$t 11 Managing Editor 12 Library Aide 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Who's Who 12 tch h! Drive ;s. PA 16646 19. 1968 (H Dimng 12 te 10, II. 12 ig Band 9. 10 B.md 9. 10. Chorale , 10. 11, 1 Plaid Talk II. 12 j Editor in ( h,cf 12 Yearbook 1 U, I «ack 9. 10k I National Honor Society Who's whirl i Carroll town, PA 15722 December 18. 1967 344-8797 Track 9 ROTC 9 w no h Febr. -arolyn Rusnak 376 C ileman Sc ings, PA 16646 February K. 1968 IfT8230 7 Marching band? 10. 1 Concert Band 9 10, 11, County Bund 9, 11 District Band 11 Plaid Talk 11. 2 Yearbook 11,12 Class Treasurer 12 Prom Committee 11 National I ionorStxiety Secretar. 2 Who's W fio 1 I ■ ,i) A zrd 10 11, 12 9!r5Tll. 12 PA 16668 ruary 25. 1968 8633 rlcading 9, 10 tain 12 Cd-Captain 11 f ok 12 t Aide 12 10 Sue Shero Box 85 b D Carrolln i. PA 15722 «■tx-r 21, 1968 Heading 9, 10, Plaid aik Typist 12 FHA 10 Pronmommittee 11 Cbonfc 9. 10. 11. 12 Libra Aide I 1 Junior Miss Semi-fi Sttulcm Secretary 1 ChoriM 2 Accomp ist 9. 10, Yearbook II. 12 n. PA 1 1968 ist 12 142 irin S LIND� III. ■ Truck 11,!.' 1 Binkctia v. m. 11. !I. 12 Talk 12 iff 12 os Who 12 |Hpr Sdfcmon Palmer Ave. PA 16668 1968 Regis Sherry Box 376 Ash vi lie, PA 16613 May 25, 1968 674-5917 Nancy Short 41 3 Fifth Avc. P.lftlHl PA 16668 G 821 R Patton Dccemfe t 674-8411 Girl s Chor Yearbook Matmaid if 17. H 67 3 Kevin J. Sow 209 I cy St. CarroUrown January 7. 1 5- Bin. fl. rack 10, II. 12 10, 11. 12 1 Melissa hpacht R D. 1 Box 120 Hastings, PA 16646 May 15. 1968 247-6229 Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 ( oncert Band 9, 10, II, 12 Library Aide 10, II, 12 Plaid Talk Typist 11 Plaid Talk Editor 12 Prom Cocnmirtec 11 Who's Who 11 m udent Secretary 12 National Honor Society 11,1 Sandy Sral Box 19 Hastings, PA 16646 October 26, 1968 247-8465 Track 9, 10. 11, 12 Srudent Assistant 12 Faye Stiles Lot 2 Carroll town, PA 15722 May 15, 1968 344-8090 616 3rd Av Hastings, B BeBI i ' ' • 247-8223 Patty Thom box 60 R.D Dysart, PA April 7, 1 674- 1 rack 9, l 3t Chorale 9 Steven R. R D 1 B 1’ rtun, PA I try 11 Hand ‘ .H July 20 344-8929 674- Chorale Coiorguard % Hl!B| John Wilt | R.D 1 Box 40 Dysart, PA 16% Track 9. 10, 1 (J Forensics 9, 10, lj. 2!} Band 9. 10. 11,12 Chorale 9, 10, II. 12 Tracey Worchcsky R.D. 1 Box 105 B Hastings, PA 16646 October 26,-4968 247-8788 Chorale 9 OctoK r I 344-8070 Chotiii I Sus 1 I. Marching Band 9, 10 JJ 12 Colorguard 9. 10, 1 V% 12 Captain 12 Forensics 11, B Secretary 11 Treasurer 12 hde Lynn Sward Dutch I-me ( artollruwn, P 5722 ugiisr 1. 196® 344-895i — cen Band 9, 10, 11, 12 in hd9. 10. 11. 12 MMMmp S K|ety 11,12 Scan W 816 Alma Mater Though the hills are green on which we gaze or white with winter's snow Here we long have seen such happy days; this is our home we know. Though we Journey to a distant shore. You'll remain our home forever more. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. 144