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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

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This year class time was changed to eight periods of minutes with three half hour lunch periods. Even the lunch periods themselves changed when a salad bar was addec menu. The change from mods to periods was. in part, necessitated by the new Pennsylvania graduation requirements, seniors are under the old regulations, all the other students now must earn 21 credits in order to graduate. Therefore, this year took more required math and science courses than their older brothers and sisters did. Also, computer study has a growing area of interest in the curriculum. Because of a variety of requirements, business students in particular have scramble to fulfill the two credits of Arts and Humanities. Finally, because students have had to take more credits, less time has been spent in study centers meaning more homework has to be done at home. Other changes have occurred, too. In sports three new athletics sports have been added to varsity competition. In the fall the cross country team was coached by Mr. Bruce Douty and Major Anthony Shroyer. In the winter a new swim team was organized and coached by Mr. Gerry Yeckley and chaperone Miss Patricia Easly. Then in the spring a new girls’ softball program was begun. In the academic area of extracurricular activities, Mr. William Schirf began the Quill and Scroll Society for those students active- ly involved in creating the student newspaper or yearbook. Also, FHA, and NHS joined forces to create a Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) organization to deal with the problems of mixing alcohol and automobiles. Finally, two foreign exchange students came to Cambria Heights. Jeppe Glaser from Denmark spent the first quarter of the year while Alma Lorena Murillo spent the entire year learning and making new friends at Cambria Heights. “What do you like most about being a teacher?” The exchanging of thoughts with thinking students Paul A Baran Lehigh University. Penn State BA.MA, Poet graduate English I. IV. Yearbook Advisor, Junior Class Spon- sor. Knglish Dept Heed The Fringe Benefits |ohn F Tinnick Michigan State; Penn State BS General Business. Business Math. Drivers Educa- tion. Sophomore Class Advisor Every day is different, you never know what will happen Thomas A. Bovle St Francis College B.S. in Education POD. Watching the light go on in a student's eyes Eileen C. Choby Clarion B S. History and Spanish U.S. Cultures I. Span I. Span II To have the opportunity, to work with the student athlete to achieve higher goals Richard Bishop University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown B.S Secondary Education Biology and General Science General Science. Physical Science. Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Assistant Wrestling Coach “MyP.S E.A Magazine Thomas Link Indiana Slate College Bachelor's — Master's EQ ED. World Cultures. Director of Athletics. 10th Grade Advisor Encouraging young people to open their minds and widen their horizons. James M. Duffy St. Francis College M.A.I.U.P. BA Additional graduate: Georgetown Univ . Penn State U.S Cultures II. P O D Because I like working with the students at Cam bria Heights Dennis Pawlikowski California State College Industrial Arts and Drivers Education. Visual Com- munications. Power Technology Technical Draw- ing. Football Coach I enjoy working with the students — and this year there were more than usual! LeoStanek University of Pittsburgh at lohnstown Bachelor of Arts English — 10th and 11th Crade. Junior High Basket- ballCoach. Girls Softball Coach 'That great feeling of accomplishment you receive when the kids do well, makes teaching worthwhile to me. Emma Mae Crowell Clarion State College. Saint Francis College B.S. in Education Certification in Social Studies and Math UJS. Cultures I and U.S. Cultures II I like seeing my students achieve and become suc- cessful in life ' William Gormish Indiana University of Pennsylvania B.S.. MED English I. English III. Drama. Forensics. National Honor Society Being a part of so many different lives and helping to prepare them to become a part of our society. ' Mr Bill W Marshall St Francis College. IUP. Penn State University B A M Ed Drivers Education. Head Teacher. Transportation Coordinator. Chairman — Social Studies Dept What I like best about being a teacher is receiving a warm smile from a student M Alfred Lantzy Shipgensburg State Teachers College; University of b'” M. Accounting I. 11. Exploratory Shorthand. Ex- ploratory Typing An opportunity to have a positive effect on the future ol our voung people Anthony J. Scnroyer University of Colorado BS MS Junior ROTC. Cross Country Asst. Coach. Freshman Class Advisor. Various ROTC Activities Touching The Future Robert Konior University of Alaska. St. Francis B.S. Master of Ed. ROTC “Summer Vacation David D. Mehal! I.U.P BS.MEd Secretarial Office Procedures. Office Equipment and Procedures. Business Law. General Business. Exploratory Typing Seeing students' faces when they actually learn and understand something new Bruce Douly Morehead University BA. MA Post graduate work. Penn State University. IUP Health. Physical Education. Cross Country Coach — 1 yr . Track Coach — 9 yrs June. July. and August leanne L Mozina Indiana University of Pennsylvania B S Ed U.S. Cultures I. World Cultures No class in |une. |uly. and August Daniel Bilko I.U.P BS Cham I. Cham. II. (unior Class Sponsor (une. July, and August William Timothy Arnold Penn State BS Master's Equiv English II. Secretary CHEA (une. July. and August (ereme L Petrunyak IUP BS Algebra I. Geometry. General Math I I like the sense of accomplishment as students realize that by DOING THEIR VERY BEST, they can BE THE VERY BEST |ohn R. Elias Indiana University of Pennsylvania B S and M.Ed. in Music Education Concert Band. Marching Band. Stage Band. Music Theory. Instrumental Music Director. Cambria Heights Highlander Marching Band Making a contribution to the development of our students into healthy productive individuals. Harry Murphy Lock Haven State. Bucknell. West Virginia University B.S.. M.S. in Health and Physical Education Head Wrestling Coach. Assistant Track Coach. Ski Club Advisor The feeling of self-satisfaction when a student achieves a skill for the first time. Sandy Murphy Lock Haven University. West Virginia University. Bucknell University B.S.. M.A in Health. Physical Education Phys. Ed.. Girl's Basketball. Girl's Track. Ski Club To observe the students Maturing Dennis F. Anna Bloomsburg State University BS Business ED.. M.Ed Consumer Education. Clerical Typing I The Students' William Crowell luniata College. IUP B.S . M Ed Computer Programming. Computer Literacy. Ceneral Math. Head Football Coach. Magazine Sale. Senior Class Advisor Working with people who want to learn Paul Bladcham University of Pittsburgh B S Algebra II. General Math III. Plaid Talk Advisor Steady employment with summers off It is unfor- tunate that we are not paid during these summer months as most people think. Michael). Grembi I.U.P. B.S.. M.S. Biology. Science IV My contact with the students and hoping my in- fluence will help move them in the right direction. Charles Solomon St. Francis — Penn State B.S.. M ED. Biology. Head of Science Dept . Pool Director — Evening Swimming Appreciation of the learning process between teacher and student Louise A. Kolonay Indiana State Teacher's College B.S. in Education. Biology Ma or. French Maior French I. D. 01. IV Patricia Anne Easly Robert Morris College. IUP Associate in Secretarial Science. Bachelor of Science in Business Education Shorthand I. II. Steno Typing I. Clerk and Steno Typing 0. Business Communication. Expo Typing. Student Assistant Advisor. Swimming Chaperone. Assistant Play Director. Senior Class Advisor Having a CH graduate return and thank you for the job you did. John Bern St. Francis College. Indiana University of Penn.. University of Pittsburgh; B.S. in Chemistry. Master Education in Chemistry. Physics and Chem. II. Faculty Committee. National Honor Society. School Liaison to American Chemical Society Annual Chemistry Contest — School Liaison to Academic All-American Selection Getting to know some really great Teenagers' Debra Yablinsky Penn State Univ. Bachelor of Science Home Economics IV. II. I. FHA Advisor. SADD Advisor Participating in the educational and social development of the students as they progress through high school Elaine Solomon Pennsylvania State University. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Guidance Counselor . The possibility — hopefully, the probability that every student will make progress over the course of the year Greg Ricketts Lock Haven State College. Indiana Univ. of Pa B.S Health and Physical Education. Certification in Special Education Resource Room — Learning Disabled C B Pickens Slippery Rock State College English I and II . . There's never a dull moment. Elizabeth Wasilko Indiana Univ. of Pa . Clarion Univ. of Pa BS.M.A Library Science. National Honor Society Advisor. Assisting Mrs Yablinsky with S.A.D.D Chapter , Being around young people Frederick D Laurito Lock Haven State D.S. in Science. Dr Education William C Albright California State College B.S. Industrial Arts 10th Grade Manufacturing and Construction. 12th Grade Technical Drawing. Equipment Manager for All Sports. Boys and Girls and Athletic Trainer for Boys Sports . Identifying and helping students overcome various health problems that impede their ability to learn.” Dorothy Gooderham. R.N. Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Altoona. Indiana University of Pennsylvania R N B.S .M Ed Caryl Bowman Denison University B M . Bachelor of Music Chorale. Girls' Chorus. General Music. 1st Grade Music. County. District. Regional Chorus Virginia A Grybosky Indiana University of Pa.. University of Dayton. Penn State. Saint Francis Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics Mathematics — Geometry. General Math II. Na- tional Honor Society lames Gets Indiana University of Pennsylvania B.S. M Ed Guidance CoMrueior Edward M Gresko St Francis College. I.U P. William Schirf English II. III. Quill and Scroll Gen. Math III. Trig. Coll. Algebra. Calculus. Magazine Sponsor Donna Depto St Francis. I.U.P. Bachelor Arts English. Master of Arts English IV. Play Mike Babyak Para Professional Katherine Cannone-Makin Clarion State College BS. Spanish Spanish I. IB. IV Michael Fellabaum Food Service Manager Mrs Karen Powell TELLS Tutor Mrs. Bernadine Nusa Substitute Teacher Library Aides: First Row: Chrissy Thomas. Mara Zalisnock. Leah Yeager. Kelly Christoff. Brenda Miller. Shelly Miller. Jane Balzano. Laurie Smego. Cherie Nagle. Second Row: Connie Shrenkle. Anita Cronauer. Julie Wilt. Michelle Glova, Renee Shorten- carrier. Sue Krejnus. Alicia Nihart, Lynette Kline. Helen Saltzgiver. JoAnn Fox. Timmi Fisanick. Third Row: Cindy Lubert. Sally Holtz. Pam Farabaugh. Roberta Konior, Renee Gibbons. Darlene Nagle. Barb Nealen. Mandy Mozina. Mrs. Elizabeth Wasilko. Fourth Row: Cindy Lefebure. Michelle Ashurst. Donna Eckenrode. Gina Turko, Lori Roman. Jenny Greiner. Christina Stoltz. Sherry Hambley Student Assistants First Row: Sandra Presloid, Nicole Kinney. Emily Fees. Second Row: Wendy Kober. Christine Anna. Heather Letcher. Jackie Cramer. Third Row: Lori Beunier. Renee Gibbons. Kim Krug. Fourth Row: Pam Weakland. Linda Owens. Brenda Miller 13 SENIORS Ill CLFI55 □F 1987 First Row -- Elmer Weaver. Ed Yeager. Kathy Link. Laurie Lieb. Debbie Hoover. Patty Risbon. Sandy Presloid. Missy Hollen, Emily Fees. Heather Letcher. Brenda Miller. Paula Vermeulin, Andrea Wholaver, Second Row — Dina Baldachino. Lori Kosicki, jberta Nonior Pam Farabaugh. Dana Berish. Carrie Shell. Ann Stiles. Tina Anna. Lori Beunier, Jackie Cramer. Third Row — Jeff Oakland. Shelly Miller. Bill Marshall. Debbie Kinney. Matt Crowell. Chris Colberg. Cindy Colberg. Katie Jenkins. Theresa Gib- ons Michelle Lato. J. R. Stewart. Fourth Row — Chrissy Thomas. Lori White. Melissa Dubyak, Chris Goldian, Dana Skupine. ob Duclos. Martha Bensor. John Watt. Shawn Slavicsky. Fifth Row — Renee Gibbons. Tammy Farabaugh. Kelly Christoff. Tam- y Kroh Kim Pierce. Sherry Hambley. Jerry Miller. Tom Ertter. Mark Lamont. Doug Adams. Sixth Row — Judy Gregory. Pam eakland. Linda Owens. Jody Marinin. John Eckenrode. Mike Haluska. Doug Abel. Matt Luther. Seventh Row — Lori Dietrich. Laurie Freeman. Kim Hoover. Marc Letso, Ted Depto. Robyn Hambley. Theresa Burgoon. Tom Cunningham. Arnold Caretti. Chuck Lenz. Eighth Row — Mike Anna. Mike Duman, Joe Sral. Dominic Fredo, Craig Rudolph. Eric White. Christa Kirsch, Amy )uclo. Ninth Row — John Mertens. Ed DeDea, Daryl Haluska. Dave Campbell. John Bertram. Bernadette Dunegan. Sarah Miller, atane Nihart. Tenth Row — Rick Myers. Dave Stasko. Bill Weakland. Cliff Sutton. Tom Busunis. Tom Vallery. Ron Maines X WINNING CCMBINATICI First Row Sue Krejnus. Linda Kirsch. Paula Weakland. Rose Sunseri. Cindy Shuma. Laurie Sunseri. Renee Shortencarner. Jane Balzano. MaryAnn Shevock. leanette Price. Dana Hicks. Wendy Kober. Second Row: Mary Saltsgiver. Elaine Fiasco. Loraine Fiasco. Lorena Murillo. Gretchen Nuss. Mandy Mozina. Gina Turko. Wayne Wholaver. jennifer Humphrey. Lon Roman. Thin Row: Jim Kline. Barb Eckenrode. Dave Yahner. Ken Stockley. Jerry Smithmyer. Tim Sam marco. Ed Thomas. Erie Yeckley. Je. Pellas. Fourth Row: Tom Becker. Ken McNulty. Shane Merriman. Allen Dow. Joe Loughran. Chris Marcuzzo. Paula Yeckley. Den nv Doughty. Fifth Row: Rob McNulty. Glenn Gibbons. Ed Jodon. Mark Stiffler. Dave Sponsky. Mark Ciezobka. Sixth Row: Gu Himmel. Pat Johnson. Nicole Kinney. Michelle Fabert. Kim Krug. Brian Griffith. Steve Engel. Seventh Row: John Greene. 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WinJc an uz20 29 SENIORS CROWN SHELLY MILLER Junior Vice President Renee Shortencarrier presents roses to the Homecoming Queen Michelle Miller and Thomas newly crowned Queen Michelle Miller Ertter 30 On the windy evening of September 12, 1986 the senior class crowned Michelle Miller as their Homecoming Queen. Hundreds of fans cheered the class's choice during the ceremony preceding the Johnstown Vo-Tech game. The team went on to play a spirited game against a Vo-Tech team that would eventually finish the season as the Great IX conference champions. Although the Football team lost 7-0, the evening remains a most memorable moment for all. Gretchen Nuss escorted by Gerald Miller Lori White escorted by Mark Lamont 31 1. Theresa Burgoon 2. Jane Balzano 3. Laurie Sunseri 4. Melissa Dubyak 5. Gretchen Nuss 6. Kim Krug. Heather Letcher. Shane Merriman. Brenda Miller. Paula Yeckley 7. Dina Baldacchino 8. Jeannette Price 9. Linda Kirsch 10. Eric Yeckely. Wendy Kober iNIVDV dn P°°1S spejQ a||iAqsy aqi iiaX auop jou ui.j jjoop aqi asop ijXpjBH Ajneag Wu;qieg ajep jsiij jhq ojoqsaujey oj jjq UiOJ 3AOUI OJ ]t ||8X it iapij e jueM XudJd apuis 1. Jeff Weak land 2. Jim Kline 3. Laurie Freeman 4. Renee Shortencarrier 5. Cindy Shuma and Jackie Cramer 6. Gina Turko 7. Roberta Konior8. Mandy Mozina 9. Patty Risbon 10. Dana Hicks and John Mertens 11. Sue Krejnus 12. 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B ill Cosby 3. Howie Mandell 4 Chevy Chase 5. Richard Pryo - ; Comedians Unique Universities 1. Penn State 2.IUP 3. Pitt 4. Slippery Rock 5. Temple T.V.’s Tops l Cosby Show 2. Alf 3. Miami Vice 4. Simon Simon 5. Moonlighting ivorite Male Vocalist ■1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Lionel Richie 3. Phil Collins 4 David Lee Roth 5. Peter Cetera 1 First-Rate Foods 1. Pizza 2 Whopper 3. Big Mac 4. Lasagna 5. French Fria -- Awesome Autos 1. Corvette 2. Lambourghini 3. Porsche 4. Camero 5. Trans-am Favorite Female HUvocalist i 1. Madonna ■ 2. Whitney Houston Pat Benatar 4. lanet (ackson Cyndi Latlper 1. Sheetz 2. Logan 3. The 38 mm Midnight Munchies i. 3. Pizza } Popcorn 5. Pretzels Handsome Hunks 1. Rob Lowe 2. Tom Cruise 3. Sylvester Stallone 4. Tom Selleck 5. John Stamos Gorgeous Gals 1. Christy Brinkley 2. Heather Thomas 3. Heather Locklair 4. Kristian Alfonso 5. Donna Mills Sensational Sodas Slang Sayings i PepftCf I 2. Ml. Dew 3. Dr Pepper 4. Coke r 7-lip Sensational Soaps 1. Days of Our Lives 2. Guiding Light 3. Santa BarirgUMk 4 As thjfcYVorld Turn 5 Young and the Rest It Fabulous Funnies j f 1. Garfield 2. Peanuts 3. Beetle Bailey 4. Heathcliff Siltagar the Horrible 1. CHILLOUT!!! 2. OOH Baby! 3. Get Real!!! 4 Praise be it fryer Fig 5. What’s Happening? 3. 4. Long Shirts 5. Oversized Sweaters Fabulous Features 1. Top Gun 2. Crocodile Dundee 3. Rocky IV 4 Karate Kid A Iron Kagle 4 39 SENIORS EARN HONORS National Honor Society: First row: Cindy Shuma, Lori White, Mandy Mozina. Gret- chen Nuss, Mary Ann Shevock, Laurie Sunseri, Mrs. Elizabeth Wasiiko Second row: Chrissy Thomas, Matt Luther. Shelly Miller. Renee Shortencarrier, Gina Turko, Paula Yeckley, Sue Krejnus Third row: Tim Sammarco, Matt Crowell, Bill Marshall, Dave Yahner, Shane Marriman, John Rizzo Senior members of the NHS were very active people during the 1986-87 school year. Early in the year they contributed to local food banks through their stationery sale profits. Also, this year’s members assisted the FHA in establishing a S.A.D.D. (Students Against Drunk Drivers) chapter at Cambria Heights. NHS advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Wasiiko. and NHS member. Mandy Mozina. took an avid interest in the new- ly formed chapter. Before graduation, the society once again gathered for a day of picnicking at Glendale Lake. However, they did so with several new members who were inducted in March. They are as follows: Leah Marie Yeager, Eric Yahner. Michele Willet, Robert Weiland. Leslie A. Strittmatter, Christine Sousa. Christine Shuma. Patti Shank, Jennifer Serafin, Lori A. Roman. Robert Schirf, Carolyn Pellas. Sean M. Noel. Donna M. Nagle, Christine Nagle, Dawn Marshall. Robert L. Maher, Robert J. McNulty. Cynthia Lubert, Daniel Little, Jill S. Link. Cindy Jo Lefebure. Michelle Lato, Roberta Konior, Michelle Johnson, Mary K. Jenkins, Heather Ivory. Kristen Hoover. Barbara Hoover, Lyn M. Holtz. Anne Farabaugh. Mary Eckenrod, and Regina Baker. NEDT Certificates: First row: Dave Yahner, Joe Sral, Second row: Lori Roman, Bernadette Dunegan, Jeannette Price, Gina Turko Third row: Cindy Shuma, Linda Kirsch, Sara Miller Fourth row: Matt Crowell, Ed Thomas. Jeff Pellas, Shane Merriman Rensselaer Award for Math and Science, Bausch and Lomb Award for Math and Science Cindy Shuma PHEAA Cetificate of Merit for High SAT scores: Jeff Class Officers: Shelly Miller (Secretary), Gretchen Nuss (Treasurer), Pellas. Gina Turko Ed Yeager (Vice-President), Dave Yahner (Representative), Matt Luther (President). MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS Doug Abel: My psychedelic Algebra II class. Doug Adams: The Physics class Senior year!!! Terri Anderson: All of the great times in lunch with Kelly Cence and M.A. Shevock our junior year, and getting my engagement ring X-Mas Eve. Tina Anna: Winning my car, seeing Springsteen in concert, all the great times with my friends, and spending half the night at the Nicktown Hall parking lot. Mike Anna: Making alcohol in Chem II. Dina Baldacchino: Havings Dr. Woods as the great conductor at district band and learning more from him tnan I thought I ever could and making it to regionals and IUP Honors Band, ane Balzano: The day B.M. bought me a bowl of corn in unch. class project for senior English. Riving T. A. and W. K. cherries scraped off Home Ec. table, tne B.C. football game when R. L. and B. S. hid in the back of my truck. Tom Becker: Water battles on the ROTC trips. Friday nights with the Bomb Squad. Lisa Belchick: The day Keener imitated Mr. Marshall in the assembly. Martha Bensor: Football season. Friday the 13th 1984. Mandy's fire hose. Dana's “favorite brand of blue gum, the time Dana H. bought me a lollipop with a hole in it. Homecoming, and especially my commitment to a certain so- meone on December 26.1985. Dana Berish: The night C.C. and D.H., K.L. and I played strip poker at Pork’s hole. Briefs. with Central Cambria guys. On K.J.’s birthday ralphing in the popcorn at the movies. Vi rail's parties with B.B., L.B.. and G.B. Before football games when V.C., C.C. and I got caught dippins into the marked bottle. Christmas dance with Matt. Tne deadly ride to basketball district championship and best of all. New Year’s Eve 1986. John Bertram: Mert spilling a quart of brown paint on his pants on the way home from Teen. When lohnson got excited in Viz Comm. Lori Beunier: Initiation for basketball my freshman year and the present from Muck, winning states in volleyball my junior year. Summer of ’86 and Dec. 21.1986. Theresa Burgoon: All of Wick’s” great English classes with Robyn and tne guys. Skiing with Dana H. at Blue Knob and meeting the guys from Libya, and I’ll never forget this close with Buzz. Tom Busunis: The wrestling matches on the Tech. bus. Dave Campbell: Mr. Albright’s class, when A. C. went to the bathroom in a garbage can at N.C. When johnson got excieted in Vis. Com. Arnold Caretti: 11th grade English class with Mr. Gormish. Mert spilling a quart of brown paint all over his pants and the bus seat on our way home from Tech. Kelly Cence: 11th grade lunch with Terri and M.A. When I tripped Pam B. in Spanish II class. Business Math in 9th grade witn Jackie D. My flying leap in track that ended on a muddy field. Kelly Christoff: Tenth grade cultures class with T.B.. all the rides with T.K.. K.P.. A.F. before high school dances, the orange, Tammy falling out of the car on bon fire nite, tak- ing road trips with my friends, beinp caught cheating on our Chem final with Theresa the claw.’ Lucy Chverchko: My junior year when the M-80 blew up on the Tech bus. Mark Ciezobka: The day the M-80 went off on the way home from Tech, my junior year on Bus 13. Cindy Colberg: When Dana B. ralphed in our popcorn at the movies, playing strip poker at Pork’s hole with D.H.. D.B.. K.L. and C.C. guys. Katie J’s and my U-turn in an explosive area at the dead of night, and visiting Cujo’s house, skipping physics with M.D. anu C.C.. Prom night ’86 with Kris. Oct. 6. 85 sunset. Chris Colberg: April 17. 1986 — the day mv first niece Allison was born. Oct. 4. 1986. the time Dana B. ralphed in our popcorn while watching Day of the Dead. All the great times with D.B.. C.C.. M.K.J.. M L. and R.S. and the trip to Maryland with D.B. Don Conrad: Getting in trouble with various teachers my freshman, sophomore, and senior year. Jackie Cramer: My freshman year and a present from Muck. Matt Crowell: Camp 1. 2. Raystown 1. 2. the usual with Mac. getting stuck on Wopsy. Tom Cuningham: D-day. Apples, cookies, wine. Paul dudes absentee paper and all of the fun paulinomials in Algebra II. all of the cheese J. E. cut. Performing the moon- dive. Phys. Ed. sophomore year, the Wick, the con- dominium in A. homecoming. Ed DeDea: When Jim LaBelle bit a freshman in the arm in the lunch line. Ted Depto: The Greatful Haters, Democratic art class, all the crazy classes with the in” crowd, the Blackout, and student psycho. Lori Dietrich: Getting pulled over by Patton Police with R.G. and 2 others and having to call our parents to come get us. The night L.F., R.H.. anal took L.F.’s car to the IGA when she wasn't allowed and not being able to get home because the car wouldn’t start. Denny Doughty: One day waiting for the bus and Amy D. and her boyfriend almost running over me. Allen Dow: Squirt gun battles during finals week junior year, J.R. Stewart — The Bagman.” Rolling M M’s at the Ref. during basketball games. A funny smell in Algebra II class junior year (coming from Doug Abel). Melissa Dubyak: Playing full back with Martha B. in Phys. Ed., all the aavice from Barbie E., all the classes with Chris G. My special moments with Kenny, Ed and His “blanket.” skip- ing a physics lab with Cindy Colberg and Chris Colberg, to ide out in the locker room. Amy Duclo: My junior year when an M-80 blew up on the Vo-Tech bus. Robby Duclos: Algebra II class. Mike Duman: The day I met Chris Shaw. Bernadette Dunesan: All those necessary trips to Hastings, the time a dog stole the field hockey ball in 9tn grade and we were late because we had to chase nim to get it back, the J. S. Trick of the century, summer of ’86. going to football games my senior year ana after the games playing car tag and “cnase, the time a certain person stole my journal and let the whole School read it. Barb Eckenrode: Quitting Band and getting kicked out of band at the same time. All of the fun times with Melissa and Jennifer. Knocking over a lunch table my Freshman year. John Eckenrode: D-Day, and the final result, apple, wine and cookies in Algebra II. the dudes absentee, tne bending of the post, paulinomials. Ear’s; bowl, the day I burnt the wick’ and the condominium we built in A. All those crazy rides to Tech and first meeting of the Breakfast Club (Hey Brian, may there be many more!) Tom Ertter: L. W. and I playing Tarzan on the auditorium curtain. Michelle Fabert: The birthday present I got for my sixteenth birthday from my crazy frienas. and A special night in June. Dave Farabaugh. All the laughs in sophomore lunch mod with R. L.. W. K.. D. S.. T. W.. B. M.. and C.u.S. Pam Farabaugh: D.H.’s blind date, parties with C.F., the scientific discovery, and her blocking out abilities. R.K. and I being part of B.P. Dept.. Double dates, saving our lives, and extraordinary conversations. The night L.L. and I entered No-Man’s land. the S.C. bus. her 23 steps, the eggs. and all the campsight parties. L.K.’s experiments that left me helpless so tnat she could observe and take lessons. '86 vaca- tion at Dubois — the burglar, the lost key and the bruise when Roberta and I were crowned Homecoming King and Queen (with Berta being the King). Tammy Farabough: November 17. 1985. the time I spilled chocolate milk on my white pants in lunch. Emily Fees: When Sandy, Heather. Brenda. Nikki, and I sign- ed out to type. Remember all those talks about our men and many other things. February 14.1986. Elaine Fiasco: The day I went skiing and fell down and got all wet. Loraine Fiasco: The day I went to an ROTC Military dance, and was 4th runner-up in the Military court. Joe Fisanick: The time I got 3 days because Andy Wills threw chalk at me. Dave Fogle: When Joe Fisanick got thrown into the dam at Vo-Tech. Dominic Fredo: When Tom Cunningham. Lenny Brown, and I our Freshman year walked around A pod and yelled into Mr. Sibert’s room. Laura Freeman: The night L.D., R.H.. and I took my parents’ car to IGA when I wasnt’t allowed and we couldn’t get home 41 because the car wouldn’t start. In 9th grade when C.C. and I got kicked out of Algebra. Norman Fulton: Two friends and I being escorted out of the dance by the police for drinking. lohn Green: The day Mr. Grembi threw E. J. out of chemistry class for mocking him. Judith Gregory: When Tammy spilt chocolate milk on her white pants in lunch junior year. Renee Gibbons: Mine and Lori’s experience with the perfume. Theresa Gibbons: When Roberta K. was put in the corner in Mrs. Boslett’s class and went up and told her she refused to sit there because of the cob webs. Glenn Gibbons: Mr. Lantzy's study halls. Chris Goldian: Wondering art classes, a night stroll at IUP with Shelly and Paula. Mrs. Murphy giving me an assist. FBI. Brian Griffith: Mr. Lantzy's studyhall. Ron Gwizdak: When N. F. jammed my hand into the lathe. Daryl Haluska: When Marc Letso beat up Brian Rosian in shop in 9th grade. Mike Haluska: All the great times in Algebra II class. Robyn Hambley: Algebra II class junior year. Sherry Hambley: Getting in front of everybody in the auditorium and adding wrong. Riding thru somebody’s yard at Nicktown with friends. The wet rock concert. My birth- day party. Central Cambria Guys! Dana Hicks: The bathtub. June in Tokyo (beep. beep). Bon Jovi concert. Tim’s parties, the toga party. Joey’s Que rasas,’’ Windy Vacuum and the gearshift. New Years, Pixie, and Dean our Secret.’’ Robert Himmel: Mr. Tinnicks class — business math (freshman year) B.M.. B.T., G.H.. D.F., T.W. Melissa Hollen: When I almost got expelled. Debbie Hoover: Weekend at Treasure Lake and our surprise visitors (involving the police), the party at Pork’s hole with K. L. , C. C.. and D. B.. the Tang Soo Do Van. switch baldes at the Double K. and P. F. and 1 going to Glendale. Kim Hoover: The day Mr. Elias kicked me out of band. Mike Hoover: Playing guitar for N.C., football same with punked hair, being accused of lighting fire cracxers at an assembly 11th grade. Ron Hoover: The time Mr. Boyle chased Brian Griffith around the room. Joe Huber: 10:00 PM, Sept 6,1985 and the day I left Spanish to make repairs on P. F.’s shoe. Jennifer Humphrey: Wendy’s trip to NC. Toyota group. Sherry’s party. Pixie’s, togas and Que Pasa. Katie Jenkins: When Dana B ralphed in our popcorn watching Day of the Dead. The time Chris C. and I were stuck at the H.S. because my car died. Cindy C’s and my U-Turn in an ex- plosive area in the dead of night and our visit to Cujo’s house. Ed Jodon: The day Johnny G. got caught with a chew in power tech by the sub. Chris Keener: When Jill and I were walking down to tech and I slid down the hill on my rear-end. When I changed to C.C., when I imitated Mr. Marshall dismissing rows. Wnen Tom L de-pants me in S pod. Jason Kelly: When Gus got in trouble for using the power saw in Mr. Pawlikowski’s class. Debbie Kinney: Skiing my sophomore and junior years with M. L.. memories of being a majorette with 5. V.. and December 29,1985. Nicole Kinney: The time Wendy K and I were in study hall in B173 and she turned to talk to me and fell down all those steps. Christa Kirsch: When I grabbed John Bettram’s tush as a joke. Linda Kirsch: When Cindy S. kept getting buckets of ice and dumping them in the sink during the Tennessee trip and Renee Srs Don’t make a scene.” Jim Kline: Getting my thumb broken in band practice in 9th grade, wrestling in 9tn grade against Vo-Tech and getting my ribs broken. Wendy Kober: The time I was looking for a bandaid in lunch. Windy Vacuum and the gearshift. And all our fun times at The Well”! Spending half the night at the Nicktown Hall parking lot. Roberta Konior: Suicidal conspiracy; How do you kiss?”; go- ing to Canada with the kids; joining the B.P. Dept; Thanksgiv- ing Grace; giving Paul B. a watermelon; my buddy from Noth -CarrolItown; decorating for Halloween; and best of all... our own homecoming witn Pam winning the title!!! Lori Kosicki: The Time of our life vacation at Treasure Lake with P. F., L. L., R. K., D. H., and L. O. — Linda’s loves” — Pink and Chink; our visitors including the police; Rick's, Pam’s. Laurie’s and my famous shoe game — and how could I forget the nights of Nov. 14, 1986, and Jan. 10, 1987 with Laurie's (pouse) 23 steps and Pamsy Pam's 5!! and all the great times wim the group.” Susan Krejnus: Gina's graceful fall in lunch. Making NHS, Ju- ly 25.1986. July 18. 1985. Tammy Kroh: Dressing in N.C.’s parking lot, decorating Robyn s car and going to B-boro the night ot the bon fire, the orange my sophomore year in lunch, getting caught cheating in physics, all the intoxicating CH dances, my freshman initiation and the day I gave Norman Fulton a wedgie. Kim Krug: Trip to Lancaster and the bus rides on 16. Brian Kunch: Being on time for school. James LaBelle: When I bit a freshman in the lunch line. Mark Lamont: Going fishing with R.M. and M.L. and not cat- ching a fish but making a party of it. Steve Lankhorst: Joe's and my talks in lunch, trying to get good enough grades to get out of finals. Michelle Lato: Skiing with Deb Kinney and J.R. Stewart at Blue Knob my junior and senior year; the way I made J.R. dress the night we went out for pizza with B. M.. W. G.. B. M., S. W.. at Sully’s; my junior year at the 1986 Spring Concert whenever B. M. and I got the dressing rooms mixed up and we had only two minutes to dress. Tom Lechene: When Mike Hoover and I played for the band at the NC game. Chuck Lenz: When A. C. fell asleep in Mr. Duffy’s class in 10th grade and hit his nose in the middle of the book. Heather Letcher: New Year’s Eve and The Big Burp” — Tak- ing Emily to Carrolltown. When I got a black eye while sled- ding witn Andy, Jeff, and Brenda. Secret” meetings during Junior English. Marc Letso: When Paul got mad at post, D-Day. Apples and cookies in Algebra II. Laurie Leib: The Penn State games, partying with the gang especially on Nov. 14. 1986, our vacation at Dubois with the unexpected guest including the police and Pam's Bruise.” The night of the Big Chase in No-Mans land with Pam. our campsite gatherings with some special few and exciting nights at the car wash. Kathy Link: Roberta’s toilet.” the party at the Hole with C.C.. D.H., and D.B., my black electrical tape experience, Tang Soo Do Van, and my ability to stop moving cars with my bare hands. Joseph Loughran: When Wendy K. and I got stuck at St. Joe’s Church; when Mr. Murphy beat up Lenny B.; When Doug A. threw the apple up against Mr. Blackham's wall; when Cnris M. and I caught Booby Mitchell's back on fire. Matt Luther: Playing football with Ed Yeager. Dressing on the bus for the Indiana wrestling match, and J” Street. Cathy Luzier: The trips to Vo-Tech with M. S. Ron Maines: When Joe F. was thrown into the pond up at VoTech. Chris Marcuzzo: 3:15 pm. Jodi Marinin: The day Sue M. walked into the library and kissed B. N. Bill Marshall: Trips to Bald’s camp and the night Chuck, Wendy. Lorrie and I went to the Pirates Cove. Ken McNulty: My sophomore year in Chem I class when Pam Farabaugh started a gas fire. Hearing about Shane Mer- riman’s enlightening experience (full moon). Rob McNulty: Extemporaneously reading a selection from Charles Dickens' David Copperfield in front of Mr. Gormish’s 10th grade English II class. Shane Merriman: Finding a double wad of gum and putting it on B. Mitchell’s chair in French and kinda” didn’t look before sitting down and also accidently mooning Coach Doughty and 3 girls’ cross country teams at Conference meet atUPJ. John Mertens: Drinking with A. C. because he went to the bathroom in the middle of Bamesboro in a garbage can. Brenda Miller: My freshman skiing class with Rose S., New Year’s Eve and’The Big Burp. Tne night of the PC game with W G.. L. B.. K. K . M. H.. and B. M. Jerry Miller: Winning District 6 in Basketball. Sarah Miller: Josie's cookie. Shelly Miller: Winning states my junior year. Homecoming, roaming art classes, and a nightly stroll at IUP with Chris and Paula. Robert Mitchell: In Algebra II when D. A. threw an apple against the wall and tried to say it came from outside of the room, and starting out senior year on crutches. Bob Mortensen: All the good times at Tech, and when Joe F. 42 got thrown in the pond at Vo-Tech. Mandy Mozina: Going from cheerleader to majorette, thanks to Dane, earning points at track meets, Summer of '86 and the Pulsar, Gretchen s black nylons late nights over X-mas vaca- tion ’86. Lorena Murillo: The first time I skied and my first day of classes in America. Rick Myers: When Pete and I snuck to the NC pep rally with the teachers instead of the CH pep rally before the NC-CH game. Natalie Nihart: When S. M. fell in c hall with a dress on. Gretchen Nuss: My misplaced black stockings. Dana’s and my Doo-do-doo” cup, Pittsburgh — I mean Hershey park, February 14.1985. Linda Owens: Pink and Chink. K. L.’s moon,” the black car. and the skip. Jeff Pellas: When I made it to District in Forensics sophomore year then got sick at the meet, and when Rico and 1 got locked out of the locker room and Rico had to walk thru the com- mons in shorts during lunch mod to find Mr. Douty. and the time I.P. and 1 smoked out the Chem II Lab and rotted out the sink, when D. Phillips cooked a fly in a crucible in Chem I. Kim Pierce: The night Anne and I got Busted, when K. C., T. K.. and I found the claws” when T. K. give Norman F. a wedge cause we dared her; bonfire night. Elaine Ponchock: The terrifying way that Pat, Tony, and I started 1987, the yellow limo experience, and crazy rides to Tech Junior year. Sandra Presloid: The time J. S. and I met secretly in the halls freshman year. 'Sheredy on the Carry” January 18.1986. The time Emily. Nikki, Michelle and I went to see Missy H. Jeannette Price: Doing Pixie’s with Dana, Vicki, Tootie, Tina, and Windy Vacuum (who can’t handle green), all the toga parties, toyotas. and Que Pasas. Cad’s dive, talking to the milkman instead of going to study hall. Sheredy on the Carry,” Dana’s view doing Gary’s aerobics, the things I made Sandy and Dana do for Magoo, Muzzy, and Mike. November 17, 1985; mine and Sandy’s Monday morning leg pain, and the band bus talks on Marilyn Mcgoo and Batwoman. Scott Price: When Micki C. threw chocolate milk on Diane C. Patricia Risbon: M.M.’s and my fires, having Mr. Boyle 3 years, my blackeye. driving with Jackie and Al, Wendy’s fall. Kathy’s tainting, being asked to teach Drivers Ed. with Carrie. Labs with Kime, June 7,1986. John Rizzo: Whenever Dan and 1 went to Regionals and District with Dave. Lori Roman: Sept. 6. 1985. the 1986 B. McCort football game and R. S.'s spoken thoughts of a guy outside the bus window. Craig Rudolph: Apples, cookies, wine in Algebra II. Mary Saltzgiver The Tech rides my junior year with the bomb squad.” Tim Sammarco: The ride up “J street going to sectionals. Carrie Shell: The day Cinay S. and I got called to the office. Cindy Colberg singing in Home Ec. Mary Ann Shevock: The wackiest ride to Westover. P.R.. post-class enjoyments. August 16, 1985, Carolyn’s dive, Gret- chen's socks, Toyota, creepy stories after games, being with Jason. Joey's stolen clothes. Kelly’s muscles. Renee Shortencarrier: My junior prom with a turquoise gown, our creative project in Senior English. September 30. 1985. when Matt walked out of trig class a mod early. Cindy Shuma: The friendly 5 month competition between Laurie S.. Gina T.. and myself for the Forever” bracelets. All those revealing incidents in the Monte Carlo(s). Dana Skupine: Forgetting to put my “fancy gloves on for a halftime show, being a majorette. March 1. 1985, the time Martha fell in slow motion in homeroom our junior year. Shawn Slavicsky: When I was out for wrestling and the team changed on the bus going to Indiana. Jerry Smithmyer The Chem II experiment J. R.. John. Eric, Mike and I attempted. Mary Spacht: The wild trips up to Vo-Tech in my car. meeting my boyfriend, seeing my friends. Dave Sponsky: When I got 3 days for drinking before school my junior year. Joe Sral: The time I skipped school, and Sam. Bunga. and I went to Bruce Sprintgsteen’s house in New Jersey. Dave Stasko: The day someone put snow on Mr. Albright’s chair then he lectured the whole class the rest of the mod. Richard Stewart: Walking through the lunch line with a bag on my head during the rebellion. Mark Stiffler: The band trip to Florida when J. W. got thrown into the swimming pool. Ann Stiles: All the funny and crazy times in art class. Home Ec class with my friends senior year. Ken Stockley: Breaking both my hands in football my junior year, auarterbacking the B. C. game, going to the movies with Ed and Noele and meeting Mel.” Lori Sunseri: Each and everytime we cruised in the Monte Carlo(s). Doing a 360 at 12:30 am on Avalon road. Fighting off the heat at Toftrees, during States. Mountain View Motels unique parties. Creative project. English. Senior year. Slumber Party. The five month contest between Herp.” the Howler,” and Myself in which we struggled for forever bracelets. Rose Sunseri: The famous cookie battle my junior year and having to clean the commons. Freshman year skiing with B. M. Getting kicked out of Burger King with T.K., L.K., K.L.. R. K., D.H., P.W.. C.C., L.L., P.F. Those special times with Matt. Egging N.C.’s Bonfire. Bill Thomas: The time Mr. Pickens escorted Bill Shaner and me down the office for faking a fight. He thought it was real!! Christine Thomas: All the fun times with T. G.. K. J.. E. W., S. S. and the rest of the crew, the Halloween party and the adventures of C. J. Ed Thomas: The M-80 going off on the Tech bus the second day of school my junior year. Gina Turko: Each and every time we cruised in the Monte Carlo(s). including Laurie’s drive down a one-way street (in the wrong direction). John’s ability in handling Pierre Cardin. Mountain View Motel [that was a great party)!! the night Renee slept through it all!! And our five month quest for the forever bracelets! Lorena Murillo: The first time I skied and my First day of classes in America. Tom Vallery: When Rick M. and I snuck into the NC pep rally with the teachers instead of the CH pep rally. Paula Vermeulin: Winning 1st place in DECA Competition my junior year and going to States. Pat Warfield: The time I was accused of drinking at Vo-Tech. John Watt: The times T. V. mooned Mr. Tinnick’s math class from the Hallway. Allen Weakland: When they threw Joe Fisanick (beaker) in the pond at Vo-Tech. Bill Weakland: The 1986 bomb squad that lit the M-80 on the Tech bus. Jeff Weakland: The 1st meetine with the breakfast club; scor- ing 2 points for Altoona my sopnomore year. Pam Weakland: My conversation with Anne F., Tammy K., and Julie W. about R. H. The Florida trip with the band, and October 18. 1986 Paula Weakland: When B. C. and C. H. had the food fight at Burger King the new squad of Section 1A senior cheerleaders. Cleaning the house from top to bottom after Rose’s party. Elmer Weaver: The time J. R. was the masked lunch man. Sherry Hambley’s answers in Biology. Melissa Weymer: The band trip to Florida my freshman year. Eric White: When Andy Wills beat up Tim Brew. Lori White: My exploration with T. C. and C. L.; Renee G. and our ‘perfume factory.” Andrea Wholaver: When I. R. Stewart put a bag over his head to take up his lunch tray during the “school lunch rebellion. Wayne Wholaver: Winning District VI basketball title and my junior prom with C Gaul. Andy Wills: Getting 3 days from Mr. Schirf for not throwing a piece of chalk. Dave Wilt: When I put gum on the water fountain. Then Mr. Murphy went to get a drink and got squirted all over. Brian Winslow: Ridng in the watermelon to Vo-Tech with Andy and Rick. Bob Woodley: When I broke the window at the end of C hall my freshman year. Dave Yahner: Winning states and spending my senior wrestl- ing season on crutches. Ed Yeager: When Elm and Tank threw me in the pool junior year (when we were going skiing), getting smashed with Able before Finals freshman year and sleeping through a couple of finals. Eric Yeckley: The day J. R. and I lost at strip poker at Dina’s. The day J. R. went drift-busting out Glendale with his car. The time Jeff and I got locked out of the Varsity room and we went through the scnool looking for Coach Douty in our jams. The day J. R. and I got thrown out of the State Park. Paula Yeckley: When Shelly, Chris and I ran all over Indiana looking R. G. s apartment. All of the great times with Denny and with my friends, the talks on the basketball bus: F.B.I. John Zerbee: The time Huber, Fulton, and I received 3 days. 43 SENIORS LIKES AND AMBITIONS Doug Post Abel Likes: Partying. WOVE, and going on trips.” Ambitions: To build the wall and climb the stairway to Heaven. Therese Terrie Anderson Likes: Weekends with K.D.. Spending time with friends and swimming. Ambitions: To get food grades in college, to get married ana be the best wife to len as I can. Christine Tina Anna Likes: Bruce Springsteen, Pittsburgh Penguins, and my family and friends. Ambitions: To live each day to its fullest ana always be happy and to someday meet Bruce Springsteen. Michael “Mike F. Anna Likes: Life, my future, and money. Ambitions: To become a successful engineer. Dina Beener M. Baldacchino Likes: Playing the bagpipes and playing the sax. having a white Christmas, and making new friends Ambitions: To become a music teacher. Jane Scratch,” Balls Balzano Likes: Men (especially Al- toona ones), playing volleyball in the summer, and spending time with my friends. Ambitions: To become the best accoun- tant and own a Mazda RX7. Thomas “Tom Becker Likes: Cold beer, Chevy trucks, and hunting. Ambitions: To retire at age 37. Lisa Little girl. Chester” Belchick Likes: My boyfriend. Tony Sikora. family and friends. Ambitions: To own a flower shop, get married to Tony and to win the Lotto. Martha L. Bensor Likes: Spending time with family and friends, performing for an enthusiastic audience, and special moments with R.D. Ambitions: To be wealthy and for Maybelline. as a graduation gift, to present me with a lifetime supply of lip gloss. Dana Pooh.” Dude.” Scruffy” Berish Likes: Friends, beer, and a certain man in a uniform (Navy). Ambitions: To be suc- cessful and to marry someone more succesful than me. John Butch. Bert Bertram: Likes: Trucks, girls, and money. Ambitions: To make a lot of money and enjoy life. Lori Beunier Likes: Fuzzy navals. being with my family and friends, and a certain senior. Ambitions: To be an airline reservationist. Theresa Goon Burgoon Likes: Skiing, ski lodges, and guys who ski Ambitions: To become a corporate lawyer and to try and understand why Buzz and Doug A. like Ozzy Osborne. Tom Toot. “Goose.” Haro.” Tuna Busunis Likes: Girls. Genesee, and lack Daniels. Ambitions: To make enough money to have a big party in Bakerton. David “Bucky” Campbell: Likes: DIO. Food. Girls in wet Bikini's Ambitions: To be successful in whatever I do and have fun doin' it. Arnold J. “Am. Amie, Jock Caretti: Likes: Family, Friends, and being with people. Kelly Jo Kel, Kelbell Cenceless, K.J. Cence: Likes: A very special someone, track season and the New York Jets. Ambi- tion: To go to college to become a child psychologist. Kelly Smelly. Kel Christoff: Likes: GREAT PARTIES. Gorgeous guvs, being with my family and friends. Ambition: To graduate from college and to party one whole week and to get a Penn State football player. Lucy Chverchko: Likes: To talk and Randy Kirsch. Ambition: To own my own flower shop. Mark Chiz Ceizobka: Likes: Hunting. Fishing, and Trucks. Ambition: To get a good paying job. Cynthia Pooh” Colberg: Likes: Spending time with my friends and family, stuffed animals and sleeping. Ambition: To become successful enough to pay my parents back for everything and to make them and my sister proud of me and to be happy. Veronica C. Chris, Ronni Colberg Likes: Spending time with my crazy friends at gram’s. Harley’s and a certain white Ford Truck. Ambitions: To find a good job. own a Corvette, get married and live a long and happy life with my family. Don E. DA Conrad Likes: Being with my friends, parties, and my “62 chevy. Ambition: To oe successful in whatever I do. Jacaueline M. Stacks Cramer Likes: Being with my friends, boyfriend and my family, and watching Penn State football games. Ambition: To get a job and have a family. Matt Rabbit Crowell Likes: To party, my car. and to skip school. Ambition: To make at least $40,000 a year. Tom Buzz Cunningham Likes: Beer, parties and Led Zep- pelin. not necessarily in that order. Ambition: To find the confounded bridge and to shake Steve’s hand. Edward J. Spot DeDea Likes: Hunting. Fishing. Talking with friends. Ambition: To find a job and be successful. Ted AAAhhhh” Depto Likes: Jamming with my various bands, being with the right kind of people at the right time and Lots of REVERB. Ambition: To graduate from Gal-tech, buy a charvel and become the next Randy Rhodes. Lori Dietrich Likes: Clothes, partying, spending time with friends. Ambition: To be a success in what I plan to do and make the most out of life. Dennis Tony Tiger Doughty Likes: Spending time with P.Y., volleyball, and basketoail. Ambition: To become rich and famous. Allen AL Down III Likes: Skiing, drawing, and sleeping. Ambition: To make a living in this world. Melissa Ann Dubyak Likes: My family, friends, and my special someone.r’ Ambition: To become an Elementary teacher and live a happy and successful life. Amy Duclo Likes: Trucks, 4-wheelin, and sunsets. Ambition: To win the Lotto, and own my own flower shop. Robert Duke” Duclos Likes: Spending a lot of time with M.B.. making money fishing and nunting. Ambition: To have a good job and to earn lots ot money. Michael Doobie Duman Likes: That special someone, hang- ing out with the gang, and jamming with Sral and Fredo. Ambition: Get a good job. and buy a house, and settle down with C.S. and be a good husband. Mary Bernadette” Dunegan Likes: Rock-n-roll (esp. Bruce Sprintsteen), cute guys. cars, and the smell of Brut. Ambition: To be happy, healthy, wealthy and wise. Barbara “Barb” Eckenrode Likes: Nice clothes, talking, but most of all spending time with D.M. Ambition: To become a successful occupational therapist, and marry a nice man and be a good wife and mother. John Eck Eckenrode Likes: 404 Palmer Ave., U-2, the Giant Lions, and especially M M's Ambition: To play beside the Boz, to climb the barbed wire fence, and make it through the storm. Tom Sac” Ertter Likes: Baseball, fishing, and sleeping. Am- bition: To be successful in whatever I do. Michelle Shucka” Fabert Likes: Spending time with my family, gorgeous guys, and partying with my friends. Ambi- tion: To be successful in alt I do. make a lot of money, and become a famous artist someday. Dave Farabaugh: Likes: Girls, fast cars, and money. Ambition: To make it in Life. Pamela Pam or Pamsy” Farabaugh: Likes: Being with friends, the CH’S ’86-’87 football team, and weekends. Ambi- tion: To succeed, to have money, and to be happy. Jimmy Tam” Farabaugh: Likes: Being with B.W.C.. sum- mers. and weekends. Ambition: To get through college; to spend a happy and full life with Bill. Emily Emma Fees Likes: Weekends. Toyota truck, April 17.1986. Ambition: To make lots of money and to get married some day to that special someone (D.B.). Elaine Fiasco Likes: Basketball, swimming, partying. Ambi- tion: To get a good job and become rich. 44 Loraine Fiasco Likes: To swim, to party, and pizza. Ambition: To get a job, and marry that special someone. Joseph Joe Fisanick Likes: Hunting. Fishing and Football. Ambition: To become an electrician. David Elroy Fogle Likes: Girls. Cars and WOVE. Ambition: To be a U.S. Marine and live in Miami. Dominic Dorn Fredo Likes: Drinking intoxicating beverages, weekends and Bruce Springsteen. Ambition: To be an accountant. Laura Laurie Freeman Likes: Loves being with that special someone, going for walks at night, and spending time with my friends. Ambition: To become an elementary teacher. attempt. Mary Katherine Katy Jenkins Likes: Snowy days, visiting my friends in Johnstown, and having fun with C.C., V.C., D.B., C.L., D.H.. C.T.. and T.G. Ambition: To visit France, become a teacher and find a wonderful husband and be happy. Edward Head” Jodon Likes: When I make it to the end of the day, good times and friends and a good bottle of J.D. or 190 grain. Ambition: To be a D.J. on 102.5 WDVE. Christine Chris Keener Likes: Going out with my boyfriend, going trike riding in the snow and finally getting to graduate after 13 years of schooling. Ambition: To nave my own beauty salon and to go California at least once in my lifetime. Norman Steamboat Fulton Likes: Girls, parties, cars. Am- bition: To become an electrician and painter. John Gunger Green Likes: Skiing, biking, and swimming. Ambition: To get a good job and to have a nice family. Judith Jude Gregory Likes: That special someone. Fridays at 3:15 p.m. and weekends. Ambition: To be successful in life. Renee Gibbons Likes: Weekends, being with my friends, and beaches. Ambition: To one day start up my own conglomerate. Glenn Glow-worm Gibbons Likes: Music, food, and out- doors. Ambition: To join a famous rock band. Theresa Gibber Gibbons Likes: Music, food, and outdoors. Ambition: To join a famous rock band. Christine Chris. Goldilocks Goldian Likes: Being with family and friends, playing in sports, and good times Ambi- tion: To be successful in whatever I do and to find that special someone. Brian Griff' Griffith Likes: Lunch, studyhall, and phys. ed. Ambition: To move to Virginia, get a job. and to get married to my girlfriend Christine. Ron Sguidmont” Gwizdak Likes: Fast cars, women, and RATT Ambition: To become a custom acrylic fabricator of M and M Plastics. Daryl Vince Haluska Likes: Candy, having a good time (party) and my girlfriend. Ambition: To work and make something out of myself. Mike Minnow Haluska Likes: Basketball, good times. T.B. Ambition: To get a college degree, get a good job. and have a good life. Robyn Hambley Likes: Partying with K.H., being able to sleep in late, and summers at the shore. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt in my life. Sherry Hambley Likes: The opposite sex, tennis and Riunite. Ambition: To have a good paying job as an artist. Dana Duey Hicks Likes: Stormy nigbts, parties, and Jon Bon Jovi Ambition: To visit New Washington and to make it to California before it falls into the ocean. Robert Gus Himmel Likes: Girls, cars. beer. Ambition: To take over the world. Melissa Missy” Hollen Likes: My baby, freinds. and family. Ambition: To someday further my education. Debbie Deb” Hoover Likes: Weekends with my friends at C.C.. parties, tan guys, and summers at the beach Ambition: To be success ana make lots of money THEN get married. Kim Hoover Likes: Partying with R.H., going to Myrtle Beach with D.H. and being with that special someone. Ambition: To be successful in life. Michael Brucey Hoover Likes: Parties, guitars, meeting nice looking girls I never saw before. Ambition: To win the LOTTO ana get millions. loseph Joe Huber Likes: Pitt and whoever beats Penn State, being with friends, and outdoors. Ambition: To make the most out of life. Jennifer Jen. Tootie Humphrey Likes: Spending time with my family, having a good time with my friends, and my Penguin with it’s top hat. Ambition: To achieve everything I Jason Jay. Jayba Kelly Likes: Partying. P.F.. going out with friends. Ambition: To have so much money that I won’t know what to do with it. Debbie Deb Kinney Likes: Skiing, weekends with friends, and The Firm. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Nicole Nikki Kinney Likes: To party, being with my friend and summer nights. Ambition: To always be happy, and become a nurse. Chris Fruit Kirsch Likes: Weekends, hot sandy beaches, and my boyfriend Joe. Ambition: To become a rich and famous model. Linda Kirsch Likes: Milkshakes and thunderstorms during hot summer nights. Ambition: To enjoy life and be successful. James Jim” Kline Likes: Hunting, trapping in the great out- doors, sleeping, and bodacious ta-ta’S. Ambition: To use my Army training to the best of it’s ability, get married, be happy and nave a good wife and have a couple Kids. Wendy Windy Kober Likes: My family and friends, parties at The Well and a special someone Ambition: To become a cosmetologist and to oe able to get everything I want out of life. Roberta Bert’ Konior Likes: Partying with The Gang , Christmas, and David Letterman. best of all weekends. Am- bition: To become a member of the Konior dynasty. To shake hands with Steve T. Lori Kosick Kosicki Likes: Goofing off partying. and run- ning around with friends, family gatherings, and spending money. Ambition: To be the first nun to enter the ring with Rocky. Susan Sue Krejnus Likes: Sunsets, that special guy. my precious baby, starry nights, big snowflakes, candlelit dinner and great friends Ambition: To enjoy time together with my baby and my fiance, go to college, get married and live life to it’s fullest. Tammy T.K. or Little Kroh Kroh Likes: Guys with big, bulg- ing muscles, alcholic beverages and sleeping. Ambition: To make it through four years of college and hopefully attach myself to a Penn football player, but most of all to make the most out of what I have left. Kimberly Kim Krug Likes: Going on vacation and spending time with my family and friends. Ambition: To become a manager of a Business. Brian Captain Crunch Kunch Likes: Loud music, sharp cars, and wild women. Ambition: To succeed in the real world. James “Mad Dog LaBelle Likes: Nice cars, good girls, and Iron Maiden. Ambition: To become a successful computer technician. Mark Lutch Lamont Likes: Pizza, women, and my friends. Ambition: To make money. Steven Steve’ Lankhorst Likes: (kiingout with girls, driving, and taking it easy. Ambition: To be successful, happy and lead a good life. Michelle Lato Likes: Cuddly teddy bears, an ocean sunset, and cool sandy beaches, and a tall, handsome basketball player (no. 24) Ambition: To become a successful elementary teacher and to live a happy and successful life. 45 Tom “Aceman” Lechene Likes: Budweiser. chics, and fast cars. Ambition: To work at Burger King. Charles “Chuckles Lenz Likes: Skiing, a certain van I know, and spending all of my free time with M.M. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do and retire at age 36. Heather Letcher Likes: Being with family and friends, a cer- tain blue blazer and gray Oldsmobile. rainbows at Niagra Falls and the color Red. Ambition: To study elementary education, travel to Australia, and always have what I want. Marc Lesto Likes: Heavy Metal and baseball and Hot women. Ambition: To become a good architect, make lots of money, and live in Beverly Hills. Laurie Louie Lieb Likes: Partying with my friends, weekends, and my special Buddy. Ambition: To make it through college, get married, and live life to its fullest. Kathy Link Likes: October Sun Sets. C.C. parties, and gather- ings with my friends. Ambition: To become a state policewoman and live in Miami. Joseph Loughran Likes: Quiet Evenings alone with that special lady. a good football game. Loud heavy metal (the louder the better). Ambition: To go to College, become a suc- cessful policeman, and to settle down with that special someone. Mat Hoopla Luther Likes: Family, Friends, sports. Friendly people and that special someone from Virg. Ambition: To bo to college and become a CPA. To get married, raise a family and live happily everafter. Cathy Luzier Likes: C.K.. reading a good book, and partying with close friends. Ambition: Attend Williamsport Com- munity College and to be a buyer for a large dept, store. Ron Bart' Maines Likes: To party, wild women, cars. Ambi- tion: To be a Mason. Chris Beak Marcuzza Likes: T.K., Prosche. pizza Ambi- tion: To succeed. Jodi Marinun Likes: Mr. Cormishes Laugh Ambition: To someday get into advertising. Bill Wes. Goose Marshall Likes: Hanging out with Chuck. Bald, and Ed. playing cards, daily phone conversations with L.S. Ambition: To graduate from college, be happy, and successful. Ken KC McNulty Likes: Sports, pretty girls. Ambition: To become a successful scientist. Robert McNulty Likes: Playing football with the guys, listen- ing to GLU 92. Ambition: To live mv life to it fullest potential and to remember the good times of the past and the ones yet to come. Shane For the team” Merriman Likes: Sports, good-looking gals, wild times. Ambition: To get an easy enjoyable, high- paying job and live happily ever after. John Mert” Mertens Likes: Parties, girls, cars. Ambition: To make it in life. Brenda Miller Likes: Being with my family, friends, and my special Buddy. my lindy star, and moonlit nights. Ambi- tion: To become an elementary teacher and to live a happy and successful life. Gerald Jerry Francis Miller Likes: Having fun with friends, spending time with W.S.. Going to parties. Ambitions: To go to college. Sarah Holy Roller Jane Miller Likes: I like being a Christian and having fun with it. Ambition: To always be an optimist. Shelly Sheeba. Miller White Miller Likes: Volleyball, a starry night and my special stud! Ambition: To be the best policewoman St. Benedict's ever saw. (Sorry Bob) To get Dave Yahner drunk. Robert Mitch, Crutch” A. Mitchell Likes: Heavy metal music, fast cars, and concerts. Ambition: To go to and pass college so I can get a high paying job. Bob Mort Mortensen Likes: T.L., my Chevelle, July 4 par- ties and Fireworks. Ambition: To get a job in the Computer field and own a new Monte Carlo SS. Mandy Mo Mozina Likes: Being with someone who loves the color black and makes me very happy, pizza, finding a challenge and then taking control of it. Ambition: To make an impression to long be remembered. Rick Radical Rick Myers Likes: Bakerton, my Porche and Mustang. Ambition: To move to California and pick grapes. Nataloie Nat Nihart Likes Parties, my car, my guy Ambi- tion: To marry that special someone. Gretchen Nuss Likes: Snart, Wednesdays, and hanging out with the gang. Ambition: To be rich, famous, and with the one I love. Linda Da Owens Likes: Spending time with my family and friends, shopping and Christmas. Ambition: To fina out which way Pink and Chink really did go. to continue my education, get a job I enjoy, and always be nappy. Jeffrey Veg-Man” Paul Pellas Likes: Track, Bikeriding. Art. Ambition: To be a successful artist and live a good life or the closest thing to it. Kimberly Kim Ann Pierce Likes: That special buddy M.W., parties, spending wild times with my friends. Ambition: To leave the jail and make all my dreams come true. Elaine Double. Kirby Ponchock Likes: Things colored BLACK plus jamming to the Rolling Stones. DIO and especial- ly to music that my friends play Ambition: To lead the good life and become an offical member of Figgy's congregation. Sandra Sandy. Mouse Presloid Likes: Weekends, the DOORS, the little red matchbox. Ambition: To get married, and go on a Moonlight Drive. Jeannette Joey, Nat Price Likes: Italian men — especially the M M brothers; Mickey Mouse and Mr. Magoo — which can be tolerated best with a bottle of Schnapps or some wine coolers; and those Terrific Tootie Talks. Ambition: To be the best in whatever I do. to have fun doing it. and to develop a Bat Vaccine along the way. Scott Price Likes: Hunting, fishing and being with Michele C. Ambition: To be a carpenter Patricia “Bud. Patty Risbon Likes: A special someone, wat- ching STAR TREK and being with my friends. Ambition: To get married one day and live in Philadelphia. John Yunko. Riz Rizzo Likes: Wrestling, lifting weights, and running in the rain Ambition: To someday attain the ti- tle Dr. Lori Mooser Roman Likes: Ouiet times with my special guy. my personal fireman. Ambition: To carry out all the plans J.H. and I have made. Craig Flea Rudolph Likes: Good freinds. Pitt, and parties. Ambition: To make lots of money. Mary Salt Slatsgiver Likes: Being with J.W., going to Vo- Tech, and weekends. Ambition: To get a successful job and marry J.W. Tim Sammarco Likes: Sports, outdoors and friends. Ambi- tion: To go to college, succeed, and play baseball. Bill Shaner: Likes: Fast cars and partying. Ambition: To be a Marine. Carrie Eggshell Shell Likes: Playing football, softball and basketball Ambition: To be the best person I can and to be sober at least one night a week. Mary Ann MA” Shevock Likes: Redskins, all of my friends especially the drummer, cuddling plushy while watching Days of Our Lives Ambition: To be a College Professor in the field of mathematics, to be happy with the best guy ever. Renee Shorty”Shortencarrier Likes: A tall, handsome, grover with sea blue eyes, skiing, snowmobile riding and sled riding as a pair, a breezy, summer night at the ocean, and summer vacations. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do and to make the people in my life happy. Cynthia Mamma The Howler” Shuma Likes: Fast times, wild guys and crazy nights. Ambition: To get the most out of life and to keep all the good friends I’ve made over the years. Dana Scoop Skupine Likes: Being with my Best Buddy — B.B.. Spending time with my family and friends, and twirling my baton. Ambition: To become an elementary teacher ana to be with my special someone forever. 46 Shawn Tojo” Slavicksy Likes: Hunting, fishing, and water skiing. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. ferry Smithmyer Likes: Being with friends, having a good time, and that special someone. Ambition: Agriculture. Mary D. U. T. O. Spacht Likes: Cosmetology, being with my boyfriend D.F. and good times with friends. Ambition: To go to school and get my teachers license in Cosmetology. Dave “Ski” Sponsky Likes: Genesee, nice cars, and beautiful women. Ambition: To get a job, make money, and retire at an early age. Joseph “Chip” Sral Likes: Bruce Springsteen. Jammin’ with Human and Fredo, and my '67 ChevelTe. Ambition: To win the lotto and live on the beach in Asbury Park, NJ. Dave “The Stash” Stasko Likes: Nice trucks, fast cars, and nice women Ambition: To get a good carpenter job, have a nice truck, and live with a good looking nice girl. Richard “|R” Stewart Likes: Playing basketball, leisure time, and being with my friends. Ambition: To be a success, be happy ana make a contribution to society. Mark Stiffler Likes: Motorcycling, camping and taking trips to Canada Ambition: To go into the U.S. Navy then proceed in- to the Emergency Medical field. Ann Stiles Likes: Good times with my friends, painting, and summer vacations. Ambition: To go to college and get a good fob. Ken “Stump” Stockley Likes: Football, baseball, and M.D. Ambition: To boldly go where no man has gone before. Laurie “Wiz Sunseri Likes: To be wined, dined and “seventy-sevened.” Ambition: To have all my fantasies become reality, especially having my knight in shining armor carry me off into the sunset. Rose Rosie” Sunseri Likes: Koala bears, partying with my friends, and causing trouble. Ambition: To De 5’ tall and ma- jor in nursing. Cliff “Mountain Man’ Sutton Likes: Fast cars, wild parties, and pretty girls. Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Bill Thomas Likes: My car, girls, and the radio Ambition: To be one of the top DJrS around, and someday own my own radio station. Christine “Chrissy Thomas Likes: My friends and family, all my animals, walking in the woods on a snowy night when all the stars are out Ambition: To become a teacher and instill the virtue of knowledge all the while leading a happy and successful life. Edward “Ed Thomas Likes: Hunting, Three-wheeling and Girls. Ambition: To become a Computer Technician. Gina M. Turko Likes: Classy men that believe that money is no object when it comes to me and spending time with people who give of themselves as much as they receive of me. Am- bition: To get out alive and with as much spirit as I went in. Alma Lorena Murillo Valdez Likes: My friends (both sexes), your language and your style of life, and driving. Ambition: To get my Degree in licensed tourism. Tom Vallery Likes: Bakerton. Screwing off and picking on T.L. Ambition: To beat Rick M. at Tiddly winks. Paul Shorty” Vermeulin Likes: Time spent with J.P., friends and Family, my engagement ring and seeing people smile. Ambition: To get married, and achieve a career in Marketing. Pat Warfield Likes: Girls, parties, and Cars. John “Holmes” Watt Likes: Drinking, cruising and girls. Am- bition: To be one of Earths 1st Space Fighter pilots and be on Earth’s 1st manned probe to anotner solar system. Allen “Al” Weakland: Likes: Nice cars, partying with the guys and cute girls. Ambition: To become an electrician. Bill Willie Weakland: Likes: Trucks, guns, and hunting. Ambition: To become a heavy equipment operator. Pamela Pam. Pammy” Weakland Likes: Being with my fami- ly and freinds, my special someone,” ana the outdoors. Ambition: To live life to the fullest and fulfill my dream of becoming a romance novelist. Paula Weakland Likes: Garfield, partying, and being family and friends. Ambition: To make it through college ana have a good career. Tom Weakland: Likes: Hunting, motorcycling, and swimm- ing. Ambition: Hopefully someday to become rich. Elmer Weav Weaver Likes: Food, sleep, and drink Ambi- tion: To own my own house on a beach in North Carolina and get season tickets to the Tar Heels basketball games. Melissa Missy Weymer Likes: Having a great” time, sum- mer. and meeting people. Ambition: To be the best that I possibly can. Eric “Oz” White Likes: Girls, the Alabama football team and parties. Ambition: To be a state policeman. Lori White Likes: My family. Pitt, and being with special friends Ambition: To go to Pitt and become a teacher. Andrea Panda Wholaver Likes: Spending time with friends and family, time spent to myself, and Mrs. Murphy, even though she yells a lot. Ambition: To become a R.N. Wayne “Chink Wholaver Likes: “Special friends : especial- ly my “Seagull.“ and long Saturday nights (with my Seagull ). Ambition: To become a CPA and be $rich$ and live in Alabama. Andy Willister Wills Likes: Crazy chics, wild parties, and rock roll Ambition: To make money and live in a log cabin and party hearty. David Dave Wilt Likes: Budweiser, P.P.P.. and a chic from Patton. Ambition: To have a high paying job. Brian Winslow Likes: Wild girls, crazy parties, and loud music. Ambition: To make lots of money, be famous, to own the fastest bike in the world, and make it through high school. Robert Batman Woodley Likes: Wild girls, big trucks, and fast cars. Ambition: To get a high paying job. Dave Crusher Yahner Likes: Wrestling, football and mushroom pizzas. Ambition: To be a successful engineer and wrestling coach. Ed Yeager Likes: What I was doing New Year’s night 86-87, who 1 was doing it with, and Jersey 36. Ambition: To grow up and be just like BALD. Eric Rico Yeckley Likes: Wine coolers, parties, and being with friends. Ambition: To be a dentist. Paula “IPPY Yeckley Likes: Playing softball, basketball, track and volleyball, spending time with my favorite person and or people, and being alive to enjoy all of the greater things life has to offer. Ambition: To graduate from college and return to Cambria Heights to replace Mrs. Murphy as Phys. Ed. teacher and coach. John Turbine Zerbee Likes: Beautiful women, cold Genesee beer, and Ford trucks. Ambition: To become a carpenter. Jeff Weakland Likes: Football, basketball and the Pitt Pan- thers. Ambition: To be involved in sports medicine or physical therapy. 48 (OX 5 o; SApjjJUU JiT Qo, ? l - -«Bff' OUt 'ouLL c Wn JC U11 U I Tovs'' °%«r- j P1‘ Kt'iyCfenct x UT J r W lkt� «frtiflM Jlurt «j Usx- - JL Patt Wb n Off jSP y v AU - i (W. - ) . • v B f ■5X%U � iw - ‘:l | fU UV « 5 cl j L CnnshantfA £rv fNfac ';v vr' fk« f7)c W v (bl b LpQ Ptr.iiUtil of flyt Boor I of £� Mratloi« _ C-— f Ae. UXCtUR _£ fk of Ifraca - O ve: u,lt X-v' “5r r ° T i ,3s ?i5ev fe rt o CU- i -v •v yu.vj Uii - Ajt Lt JuT 'SkjUf l jl . Jw s ie i a A ifl na. £ Y '° C _ Uj v ■A Jjj CLASSES Gregory Abel r CUu Officer President — (ill Unk. Vice President — Bryan Kurtz. Secretary — Leslie Stnttmatter. Perry Treasurer — Tom Letao. Representative — Dean Gittings Aba ms Eric Jeffrey Mark Regina William Susan Michael Ager Baker Baker Baker Bassett Bearer Behe Laurie Bills Darin Bobby Vicki Bobby John Boland Leonard Brown Jenifer Buck ' V,- Kenneth Burkhart Michelle Burkhart William Burns Jessica Burskey Pamela Byrne Mary Churella 52 Annette Burkhart Christina Crook Linda Cunningham Victoria Delso I.- lennefer Tina Ferrence Fitzpatrick Denise Fogle Dean Jeppe Michelle Gittings Glaser Glova Jennifer Leanne James Lyn Haycisak Hertzog Hicks Holtz Sally Barbara Kenneth Holtz Hoover Hoover Kristin Heather Jessica Hoover Ivory James Edward Brenda Tammy Jenkins Keener Kelley Michelle David Teresa Timothy Lamb Lansberry Lansberry Lansberry Thomas Kirstie Jill Matthew 55 Let so Lieb Link Link Sherry Morgan Robert Maher Dawn Marshall Kenneth McCoy Robert McMullen James McNulty Sean Tammy Miller Miller Melissa Mortensen 56 Renae Lori Christina Donna Melissa Barbara Sean Mulraney Myers Nagle Nagle Nagle Nealen Noel Mark Sharren Rhonda Bernard Richard Price Rieg Rieger Risbon Rito Robert Richard Judith Jennifer Karen Patricia Christine Schirf Sclesky Scott Serafin Shank Shank Shaw Robert Gary Christine 57 Sherry Shortencarrier Shuma William Tammy Shutty Simmons Victor Snyder Leslie Strittmatter Anthony Taranto Jacqueline Taylor Darin Thomas Holly Thomas Amy Terza P John Thurman 58 Paul Jeffrey Shannon Loretta Waugh Weakland Weatherford Weber Lynda Robert Marianne Weber Weiland Wentz min xxiiix inn1 u Jonetta Daniel Westover Wilkie Hugh Sandra Yeckley Yeckley Roxanne Mara Yencho Zalisnock Michele Willett Kenneth Julie Christine Williams Wilt Wojno Eric Yahner Karen Yeager Leah Yeager Pictures Unavailable for: Bernadette Davis. Randall Reber. Brenda Semelsberger. Martin Storm, Timothy Wholaver Shawn Yeckley Sharon 59 Zalisnock John Abrams Jude Anna Class Officers: Sharon Hoover — Secretary. Lisa Fox — President, Dirk Link — Vice President, Alan Hessler — Treasurer. Kevin Lato — Representative Lenny Michelle Tammy Carl Sherri Arotin Ashurst Babiak Baker Baker Dawn Anderson Suzanne Baker Dina Brent Baldacchino Bassett Tom Chrissy Richard Cheryl Dan Bearer Bender Bender Bertram Bilko 60 Randall Tammi Terrance Bills Bills Blake Todd Wayne Amy Brent Blake Bobby Bortman Bowman Lenny Lori Ronald Buckman Burkhart Burkhart Nick Tracy Chris Brenda Charlene Jerome Thomas 61 DaBella Davis Davis Donna Eneida Jennifer Jenny Dunegan Echevarria Echenrode Eckenrode David Charles Timothy Fees Ferrell Fisanick Steven Fisher Carol Tracie Laura Gaul Closs Gray I ™ Shonna Gray Linda Lisa Nancy Fogle Fox Gailey 62 George Jeanette Pamela Wayne Greiner Greiner Gromley Guizdak Alan Hessler Mary Joseph Kurrin Sharon Tammy Gregory Sharon Hiller Hitch Hoover Hoover Hoover Huber Illig Patricia Ivory Brian Kovach Lisa Anita Lynette Kirsch Kline Kline Christine Duane Brian Koblosky Kopera Kosicki Chris Sheri (ohn 63 Kovach Kowalski Krejnus Dawn Christopher Lake Lamb D«ni®l Kevin Barbara Mary Suzann Alan Kimberly amont Lato Lechene Lechene Lehmier Lidwell Lieb Dirk Robert Link Link Tammy Markovich Marina Masci Mark Luther Kevin Maines 64 Donna Maslonik Clinton Mauer Scott McAndrews Janell McCann Barbara Laurie Susan Lawrence McGlynn McGlynn McGowan McKeman Christine McMullen V h Linda McMullen « Jfeir Wendy Merriman David Ivan Cherie Mulhollen Mulligan Nagle Tricia Robert Angelo Dana 65 Owens Pellas Pompa Presloid Thomas Rematt Brian Daniel Rairigh Raynish James Jeffrey Risbon Roach Dreama Helen William Rucker Saltsgiver Sands Kyle James Shawn Willaiam Senko Serafin Shaner Sherry Wendy Smith Robert Stacy Michael Smithmyer Sousa Stasko 66 Susan Christina Dawn Stiles Stoltz Stoy Rachel Stewart Lori Taranto Chris Rosanne Ann Jay Linda Lori Michael Walk Warner Weakland Weakland Weakland Weakland Weakland Ronald Randall Cynthia Michael Weakland Weatherford Weber Weber Ann Tammy Nancy Weiland Welchko Wensel Pamela Wentz Regina Westlake Sandra White William Wholaver Pictures unavailable for. Robert Middlesworth Rebecca Westlake H S M l Paula Kelly Mary 67 Yacisin Yeager Zeanchock Leslie Michelle Marialena Tisha Lara Joy Thomas Baker Baker Baldacchino Baum Behrens Bender Bender James Matthew Leah Maria Donna Darlene Jeffrey Berish Bilko Blair Bogus Boland Boring Bosar 68 Jody Matt Jill Lori James Joseph Shawn Bradley Bradley Brown Buck Burkey Burkhart Burkhart Kurt D'Andrea Matthew William Dillon Dow Brian Dawn Scott Duclos Durbin Eager Brian )ason Michael Scott Eckenrod Eckenrode Eckenrode Eckenrode Lisa Michele Sandra Scott Farabaugh Farabaugh Farabaugh Farabaugh Andrea Vickie John Michael 69 Fatula Fedorko Fees Fisanick David Cathy David Craig Hauzie Henico Hessler Himmel Eric Michael Mary Jeanette Huber Hyams Inzana Jarvis 70 Jennifer Wayne Melissa Robert Denise Susan Susan Johnson Johnston Kane Karlheim Kelly Kelly Kim John Heather Kimberly Koblosky Kohan Krise Sharon Lechene Christopher Lauver Brenda Lanzendorfer Paul Laurer Dennis Shannon Brenda 71 Link Link Lipple Susan Tony Alvin Brad Scott Shannon Tracy McNulty Mezzelo Miller Miller Miller Miller Mitchell 72 Joe Brian Onderko Owens Tom Muffie Tim O’Leary Tish Mozina Sandra O’Leary Marie Stephen Pardee Parzatka Joe Pat Tina Mulraney Nelen Nemec Mike Robert Sean Penrod Pierce Plouse Charles Dave Donna Pusateri Rizzo Rogal Catherine Rosensteel Scott Sharon Justine Rudolph Rusnak Saylor Kathryn Sheri Gerald Sclesky Selfridge Semelsberger Ed Sclesky ✓ Sandra 73 Shero Carolyn Shuma Betsy Simpson George Smego Mark Smithmyer Chris Sral James Stevens Robert Stoy Michael Stoltz Kerri Stossel Chris Strittmatter John Strittmatter Jennifer Sunseri Lee Taylor Clint Terza 74 Tina Harry Thomas Vargo Bernard Gary Barbara Vermeulin Vermeulin Warefield Andrew Clair Jenele Waugh Weakland Weakland Tanya Kim Yarko Yahner Paul Michael Yeckley Zalisnock Jennifer Weymer Heather Yeckley Sharon James Denise Sandra Whited Whiteford Williams Wojno Pictures Unavailable: Nelson Baker, Mary Ann Dowey, Albert Gailey, Melissa Hey, Melinda Murphy. Michele Perry. Donald Shero, Robert Smolko, Jennifer Stains. Eugene Weakland. Linda Weakland ACTIVITIES 1st Row; Robert Link. Cherie Nagle. Shannon Bush. Leah Blair. Tina Magoulick, Marelena Baldacchino. Kathrine Rosensteel. Cindy Weber. Dawn Sloy. Christine Onderko. 2nd Row; Loreana Murillo. Susan Rejnus. Kathy Henico. fustina Saylor. Dina Baldacchino. Anita Cronauer. Michelle Ashurst. Rachel Stewart. Melanie Radomsky. Darlene Nagle. Stephanie Fisanick. Linda Weakland. Julie Lobick. 3rd Row; Lori Kosicki, Brenda Miller. Michelle Lato. Denise Fogle. Stacy Sousa. Tammy Babiak. Patty O’leary, Jennifer Steins, Kathy Sclesky. Krise. Maria Bogus. Suzanne Lehmier. Wendy Smith. Sandy Yeckley, 4th Row; Kim Krug. Doug Krug. Adam Kirsch, Julie Wilt. Tammy Kutruff. Cheryl Bertram. Linda Weakland. Sheri Kowalski. Sandy Shero. Mary Inzana. Dreama Rucker. Jackie Buck. Christine Shaw. Becky Shero. Under (he supervision of Mrs. Debre Yeblinsky. this years Future Homemakers of America have outdone themselves through the variety of projects with which the organization is involved One of the most significant projects the FHA undertook was to work in conjunction with the National Honor Society to create a Students Against Drunk Driv- ing program. SADD has kept the student body's attention focused on the dangers of drinking and driving. To further their SADD program FHA held a dance marathon in April with the pro- ceeds going to create a SADD billboard of a poster selected in a student contest. FHA also continued its work with the junior class in helping to plan a Prom Afterglow. Another of FHA's traditions include Adopt-A-Grandparent at Haida Manor and after school Play Hours to brighten the faces of both the young and the old. A first for the chapter this year was finding young men who were willing to join the group to help FHA create new activities for the student body The members of FHA will never forget the exciting experiences they have encountered during the past year Officers: President vice president secretary treasurer Kim Krug Public relations: Michelle Ashurst Brend Miller Advisor: Mrs. Debra Anita Cronauer Yablinsky Michelle Lato 79 PLAID TALK Continues Successful Reporting T nder the direction of Mr. Paul Blackham, who replaced Mr. William Schirf as advisor, the editors and staff of Plaid Talk worked diligently to produce a comprehensive and entertaining report of school events and personalities throughout the year. Headed by Gina M. Turko, thirty persistent reporters tracked down news-making stories of 1986-87; while 5 very dedicated typists typed and retyped each article to perfection. Although undergoing a change in management, the editorial staff successfully pro- duced five issues of Plaid Talk which immortalized on paper, all the memorable happenings of the year. Reporters — First row: Lisa Farabaugh. Becky Shero. Leslie Strittmatter, Gina Baker. Brenda Lanzendorfer. Second row — Michelle Ashurst, Suzy Baker, Mary Ann Shevock. Crissy Bender, Cindy Jo Lefebure, Renee Shortencarrier. Laurie Sunseri, Mandy Mozina. Third row — Jennifer Stains. Cindy Weber, Mary Eckenrod, Michelle Clova. Lori White. Editors — Seated: Dawn Marshall. Gina Turko, Cindy Jo Lefebure. Standing: Donna Eckenrode, Cretchen Nuss, Carolyn Pellas. Michelle Lato. Sports — Seated: Jessica Burskey. Jenni Greiner, Jennifer Eckenrode. Standing: Patti Shank, Shannon Link. Dana Berish, Maria Bogus, Christy Nagle. Typists — Seated: Brenda Miller, Heather Letcher, Kim Krug. Standing: Cindy Jo Lefebure. Susanne Lauer, Christine Shuma. 81 82 FORENSICS Captures Winning Spirit 4 ▼ u Row 1 — Gretchen Nuss, Sherry Hambley. Connie Shrenkle. Anne Farabaugh. Julie Wilt. Mandy Mozina. Laurie Sunseri, Carol Gaul. Anita Cronauer, Sandra Hambley Row 2 — Lori Roman. Jeanette Price, Cynthia Lubert, Christine Shuma. Brenda Lanzen- dorfer, Suzann Lehmier. Jackie Buck. Lisa Farabaugh. Helen Saltsgiver Row 3 — Michele Glova. Tom Letso. Todd Cammarata, Edward Jenkins. Bob Smithmyer. Gina Turko, Tom Farabaugh Row 4 — Coach William Gormish. Robert McNultv, Eric Yecklev Joseph Huber, Jeff Pellas, Dan Bilko, Brad Miller. nder the direction of Mr William Gormish the 1987 Forensics team put forth their best performance and captured the winning spirit. This season a major goal was accomplished — the defeat of Blacklick Valley High School. Blacklick had maintained an undefeated record for the past five years; however, this year C.H. broke Blacklick’s winning record. At the Ferndale tournament on January 30 ten members of the C.H. Speech team won ribbons, and the overall effort of the team allowed this first place vic- tory to take place. Each member gain- ed a reward this year if not through an individual win. then through ex- perience and the everlasting memories. At the first tournament at Penn Cambria on January 9 Joe Huber plac- ed second in Boy’s Extemporaneous. Suzanne Lehmier placed second in Dramatic Interpretation, Laurie Sunseri placed first in prose and Rob McNulty placed second in Poetry. As a team C.H. placed third. At the Ferndale tournament on January 30 Joe Huber placed first in Boys extemporaneous. Julie Wilt plac- ed second and Lori Roman placed third in Girls extemporaneous. Sandra Hambley placed third and Gina Turko placed second in Informative. Cynthia Lubert placed third in Poetry. Sherry Hambley placed second in Dramatic Interpretation. Bob Smithmeyer plac- ed first, Jeff Pellas placed second and Laurie Sunseri placed third in Prose. Overall as a team C.H. placed First. Finally at the Greater Johnstown tournament on February 13 Christine Shuma and Michelle Glova placed third in Persuasive. Gina Turko placed first in Informative and Sherry Hambley placed third in Dramatic Interpretation. Extemporaneous — Lori Roman, Anne Farabaugh. Julie Wilt, Joe Huber. Dan Bilko. Eric Yeckley Prose — Brenda Lanzendorfer, Laurie Sunseri. Lisa Farabaugh. Helen Saltsgiver. Jeff Pellas, Bob Smithmyer, Connie Shrenkle. Informative — Jeanette Price, Gretchen Nuss. Sandra Hambley Winner's 1st MmI: It! Place. Laurie Sunaeri. It! place |oe Huber. 3rd place. Rob McNully. 2nd place Suzanne Lehmier orensics officers — Laurie Sunseri, Jeff Pellas, Joe Huber. Mandy Mozina Drama: Sherry Hambley, Suzanne Lehmier. Cynthia Lubert, Tom Letso, Brad Miller. Todd Cammarata. F.d lenkins. Thomas Farabaufih. Poetry — Carol Gaul. Jackie Buck, Anita Cronauer. Robert McNulty 9 Persuasive — Mandy Mozina. Michele Glova. Christine Shuma. Gina Turko 83 84 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Under the direction of Mrs. Donna Depto and her assistant Ms. Patricia Easly, Cambria Heights staged yet another spectacular perfor- mance. The Mouse that Roared, from the book by Leonard Wibberley, drew crowds to the Clair j. Urich auditorium on 3, 4 April 1987. The Duchess Glorianna the Twelfth, sovereign of Grand Fenwick, Count Mountjoy and David Benter — The Privy Council — are faced with a dilemma. The Market for Grand Fenwick’s wine, their chief export had been stolen by a California imitation. Upon the suggestion of Telly Bascom, Glorianna realizes that their only choice of action to avoid bankruptcy is to declare war on the United States and lose. After all, the U.S. is known to always pro- vide aid to the former adver- sary to help rebuild its economy. And so begins the tale of The Mouse that Roared.” The county of Grand Fenwick, population six thousand, takes as prisoners Colonel Snippet and Professor Konkints. More importantly, they gain control of the United State’s Q (quadium) bomb which has the capacity to blow up Europe. Cast: 1st row — Theresa Burgoon. Leslie Strittmatter, Lori Weakland, )enny Greiner, Tammy Kutroff, Anne Farabaugh, Shannon Bush. Roberta Konior. Angie Farabaugh. Lisa Farabaugh. 2nd row — Don Bilko, Todd Cammarata. Laura Behrens. Tom Letso. Jac- qui Taylor, Gretchen Nuss, Gina Turko, Chrissy Thomas, Laura Gray, Michele Farabaugh 3rd row — Annette Burkhart. Melanie Radomsky, Eric Yahner, Ed Jenkins, Shane Merriman, lay Elias, Brian Rairigh, Tom Farabaugh, Michael Hoover, Rachele Stewart, Christine Stoltz Absent when photo was taken: Laurie Sunseri, Barb Eckenrode | ad Roles: Todd Cammarata. Gina Turko, Dan Bilko, lay Elias Middle Rolen 1st — Tammy Kutroff. Chrissy Thomas. Tharsa Burgoon. Roberta Konior 2nd — Gretchen Nuss. Anne Farabaugh. Ed )enkins Stage Crew: 1st — Tammy Kutruff, Jenny Greiner. Michelle Farabaugh. 2nd — Rachel Stewart. Annette Burkhart. Ann Farabaugh. Christine Stoltz 3rd — Eric Yahner. Melanie Radomsky. Brian Rairigh Soldiers: Angie Farabaugh. Tom Farabaugh. Barbie Eckenrode, Lisa Farabaugh. Dana Hicks, Jay Elias Tourists: 1st — Lori Weakland, Jenny Greiner, Laura Gray 2nd — Shannon Bush. Laura Behrens. Leslie Strittmatter 85 Frequent Meetings and Long Hours One of the most frequently heard an- nouncements during the winter mon- ths was “There will be a yearbook meeting this evening in All2 from 6:30- 8:30. The frequency of the announcement signaled the need for many long hours to complete the 87 Highlander The first meeting of the year was the most boisterous because the staff debated various color schemes before settling on the blue cover with red lettering. Also, the staff argued about how to organize the book best and whether or not to include the diploma page (Those wanting the diploma page won.) Then the large staff of over seventy juniors and seniors settled into the tedious routine of doing the work necessary to fill the empty pages. With the leadership of editors Mandy Mozina. Renee Shortencarrier. Laurie Sunseri. Leslie Strittmatter. and Dawn Mar- shall work proceeded smoothly. As the final deadline approached activity became very hectic. Once again, though, the staff produc- ed another memory holder for the student body and faculty to cherish. Seniors: 1st Row: Lori Kosicki. Martha Bensor. Pam Farabaugh. Laurie Lieb. Heather Letcher, Brenda Miller, Jeanette Price. 2nd Row: Kathy Link, Debbie Hoover, Dana Hicks, Roberta Konior, Gina Turbo, Lori White, Kelly Christoff. Rose Sunseri, Tammy Kroh. Activities: 1st Row: Chris Colberg, Dana Skupine, Sandy Verdavoir. Sue Lauer, Christine Sousa. 2nd Row: Cin- dy Colberg, Donna Nagle. Melissa Nagle, Beckky Shero, Renee Gibbons, Chrissy Thomas 3rd Row: Maryann Churella, Mary Eckenrod, Vicki Bob- by, Jennifer Eckenrode. Lori Roman, Christy Nagle. Jackie Taylor Editors: Mandy Mozina, Renee Shortencarrier, Laurie Sunseri. 2nd Row: Dawn Marshall, Leslie Stritmatter. Mr. Paul Baran, Advisor Vo-Tech: Chris Kenner 86 Sports: Roxanne Yencho, Jane Balzano. Shel- ly Mozina. Jennifer Serafin. Kirsty Lieb, 2nd Row: Judy Scott, Carolyn Pellas. J. R. Stewart. Michelle Lato, Rhonda Reager. 3rd Row: Michelle Willet, Jill Link. Dana Berish. Sandy Hambley, Tammy Kutruff Faculty: 1st Row: Sue Kejnus. Kim Pierce, Laurie Urbain, 2nd Row: Ann Farabaugh, Julie Wilt, Patty Risbon, Christina Magoulick, Annette Burkhart Cindv Lubert, Amy Terza. and Leslie Strittmatter lay out the lunior section. Underclassmen: 1st Row: Jessica Burskey. Karen Yeager. Missy Mortensen. Marcie Pardee. Holly Thomas. 2nd Row: Michelle Glova. Amy Terza. Donna Eckenrode, Jennifer Buck. Vicki Delso. Kristin Hoover. 3rd Row: Patty Shank. Mara Zalisnock, Sherry Morgan, Sue Bearer. Cindy Lubert. Denise Fogle Brenda Miller types to beat the deadline. 87 Band Shews Hew te Dc Yeur Very Best! First row — Jenny Greiner. Mandy Mozina. Dana Skupine. Martha Bensor. Debbie Kinney. Sandy Vedavoir. Second row — Mr. John Elias. Melanie Radomsky. Rachel Stewart. Michelle Ashurst. Sue Anna. Michelle Farabaugh, Betsy Simpson. Mrs. Valerie Galaczynski. Third row — Sharon Hoover. Tom Farabaugh. Chris Kirsch. Pam Burskey. Anita Cronauer. Christine Sousa, Carleen Long, Lori White, Shannon Miller, Donna Rogal, Ann Weiland, Jennifer Serafin, Lori Kibler. Brenda Graboski. Leslie Baker, Lisa Farabaugh. Fourth row — Brenda Conrad. Tish Mozina, Linda Fogle, Patty O’Leary, Regina Baker, Tammy Welchko, Suzy Baker, Sally Westrick, Carolyn Shuma. Linda Kirsch. Dina Jo Baldacchino. Sue Kelly. Cindy Shuma. Kelly Cence. Pam Weakland, Dina M. Baldacchino. Kathy O’Leary. Fifth row — Kelly Christoff. Shonna Gray, Julie Wilt, Justina Saylor. Missy Weymer, Michele Melanesi, Wendy Smith, Cindy Jo Lefebure. Richie Sclesky, Susanne Lauer. Dawn Durbin. Ed Sclesky. Tammy Kutruff, Toni Baldacchino. Kathy Sclesky. Mary Domalik. Laura Gray, Sixth row — Dawn 88 After the Cambria Heights Highlander Band passed up their annual trip to the Pennsylvania State American Legion parade for various reasons, the band focused on developing their showmanship during their perfor- mances at halftime of the football games. The band moved quickly onto the field to their opening song; the fast moving Crown Imperial.” The middle song alternated between Miami Heat” and “Rock in the U.S.A. The col- orguard, rifles and majorettes added color and pizzaz to each of these songs by performing with long, brightly col- ored flags and snappy dance steps. The band's final song, “Londonary Air,” featured the highland fling, bringing a climactic end to the halftime performance. The second item on the band’s list of activities was the Christmas concert. A brass sextet and sax quartet were featured at the beginning of the concert. They presented such classic Christmas songs as “Up on the Housetop, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, “Jolly Old Saint Nicholas,” “Deck the Halls,” and “Go Tell it on the Mountain. When the curtain opened, the band joined the brass sextet and sax quartet in an original arrangement of )ingle Bells.” The band then played A Marshmallow World, “Joy Parade,” “Jingo Jango,” and finally, March on a Scot- tish Air,” which featured the bagpipes. The concert ended with a frenzy of lights, balloons, and streamers, wishing everyone a Happy New Year. ... u. The band’s next performance was the spring concert. The band's concert featured such songs as American rolk Rhapsody No. 4, Glenn Miller in Concert,” “Bugler’s Holiday, and a medley of songs from the 50s and 60s entitl- ed Classic Rock and Roll. The newly formed stage band was once again featured as added entertainment for the younger audience as they played many contemporary songs. The 1986-87 Highlander band lived by their motto “Do Your Very Best!” Lake, Sandy O’Leary, Renee Shortencarrier, Mike Holtz, Paul Lauer, Jeff Bosar, Brian Skupine, Dave Miller, Tina Crook, Jenifer Buck, Donna Eckenrode, Heather Yeckley. )oe Hitch, Patrice Hanchar. Christine Shuma, Laura Merriman, Anne Farabaugh. lenele Weakland. Seventh row — Lori Roman, Suzann Lehmier, Tom Bender, lay Elias. Mark Stiff- ler. Eric Yahner, J. R. Stewart, Mike Anna. Todd Thomas. Andy Wills, lason Dunlap, lennifer Ferrence, Sharon Rusnak, Dreama Rucker, Melissa Nagle, lennifer Eckenrode. Eighth row — Melissa Leib, Jenny Johnson. Brenda Keener, Marialena Baldacchino, Mary Thomas. Jackie Buck, Michele Polisky. Brenda Ciezobka. Wendy Kober, Jennifer Humphrey, Carolyn Pellas. Jeannette Price, Dana Hicks. Mary Ann Shevock. Jackie Cramer, Trisha Owens. Wendy Mer- riman, Bunnie Snyder, Eneida Echaverria, Lori Smego, Denise Williams, Kerrie Gallagher, Lynnette Kline. 89 TWIRLING BATONS and TAMBOURINES rP he Highlander Majorettes sparkled on the field this - ■ year. The six girls spent many hours creating and tambourines in addition to g flags. Throughout the years. routines with learning the the majorett as Dana's gi strut, Debbie’s paranoia wit of all, these t they establish |y treasure such fond memories Qpryland, Martha’s pre-game m. Sandy’s kissy-kissy, Mandy’s o tfrid lenny’s night out. But most tfi always remember the closeness ff the field. Martha Bensor Dana Skupine Mandy Mozina Debbie Kinney Dana Skupine, Martha Bensor, Mandy Mozina. Debbie Kinney. Sandy Verdavoir, and Jenny Greiner 90 Jackie Cramer, Dana Hicks, Mary Ann Shevock. Row two Price, Jennifer 1 Thomas, Jackie Buck, Michelle Polisky. Brenda Ciezobka, Carolyn neida Echevarria, Lorrie Smego. Denise Williams, Kerrie Gallagher, “HUP, HUP, READY GO!” dv Melissa Lieb. Brenda Keener, Marialena Baldacchino, Mar Pellas, Tricia Polisky, Wendy Merriman, Bunnie Snyder Lynette Kline, Jenni Johnson f ' ■--------- This season, the colorguard members worked diligently learning innovative twirls with their flags. Their hard work produced many fine shows that awed the crowds. It is certain the girls will remember their IUP instructor, Gary with his “HUP, HUP, READY GO!” Also, the seven girls in the rifles will treasure the times when they “rocked with tambourines during R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A. Senior Wendy Kober. leanette Price. Den Hick . Kelly Christoff. Jackie Cremer, lennifer Humphrey. Mery Ann Shevock Rifles: Kathy O’Leary, Dawn Lake, Laura Gray, Kelly Christoff, Janelle Weakland, Sharon Hoover, Brenda Conrad 91 92 County Band: Sue Kelly, Lisa Farabough, Dina Baldachinno, Chris Kirsch, Melanie Radomsky. Susie Baker, Jennifer Serafin, Pam Burskey, Anne Farabough. Tish Mozina. Heather Yeckley, Tammy VVelchko, Jay Elias, Tina Crook. Officers: Ann Weiland, Julie Wilt, Anne Farabough, lib.; Cindy District Band: Jay Elias. Dina Baldachinno. Shuma, Treas.; Renee Shortencarrier. Vice President; J. R. Stewart, President; Lori Roman, Treas.; Dina Baldachinno, Historian. 167 Exuberant Voices Chorale 1 First row — Shannon Bush, Tammy Hanyock. Shannon Link. Marina Masci, Lori Kibler, Carol Gaul, Kenny Gabrielson. Brian Eckenrod, Sean Plouse, Second row — Mary Lou Lechene, Cynthia Lubert, Cindy Colberg, Terri Anderson. Bill Shortencarrier, Mark Luther. Scott Eckenrode. Mike Mandrick. John Abrams. Sandy Hoover. Dawn Durbin. Heather Ivory, Third row — Amy Terza. Vicki Bobby. Mary Eckenrod. Kim Lieb, Chrissy Bender. Paul Lauer, Kevin Lato, Brent Bowman. Mike Baker, Greg Huber, Bob Smithmyer. John Cramer. Carolyn Pellas. Brenda Miller, Michelle Willet, Fourth row — Becky Shero. Renee Shortencarrier. Susanne Lauer. Jill Link. Jackie Buck, Ivan Mulligan. Darrin Dubyak, Todd Blake. Dirk Link. Dave Fees, Alan Hessler. Rob Maher. Michelle Lato. Dawn Marshall, Jennifer Ferrence, Fifth row — Clint Terza, Brad Miller, Duane Kopera, Tom Davis. Ray Wendieker, Paul Dubyak Chorale 2 First row — Cindy Weber, Brenda Grvbosky. Melissa Dubyak. Pam Burskey, Lauri Sunseri amm B r?Y. ' Ghnssy Thomas. Rachael Stewart, Deanna Sherry, Nick Caretti, Eric White. Chuck Lenz, Chris Chernisky. Betsy Simpson, 94 Andy Getsy, J. R. Stewart. Bill Marshall. Jeff Weakland, Elmer Weaver Girls Chorus — Row one — lennifer Sunseri. Kim Yahner. Terri Anderson. Tina Fitzpatrick. Christy Nagle. Kim Lieb. Laurie Sunseri. Dana Berish. Dawn Anderson. Melissa Lieb. Row two — Amy Terza. Tina McMullen. Nancy McMullen. Sharon Fitzpatrick. Cynthia Lubert. Cindy Colberg. Barb Lechene. (ill Link. Tammi Bills. Theresa Gibbons. Annette Burkhart. Sandy McMullen. Tina Magoulick. Third Row — Heather Ivory, Chrissy Bender. Tanya Yarko, Mary Eckenrod. Kelli Adams. Martina Passanita. Wendy Merriman. Dana Hicks. Shelly Miller. Melissa Dubyak. Janelle McCann. Angie Farabaugh. Sharon Hoover. Lisa Fox. Tracy Gloss. Fourth Row — Carolyn Pellas. Brenda Miller. Michelle Lato. Debbie Sherry. Becky Shero. Vicki Bobby. Dawn Marshall. Michelle Willett. Laura Gray. Lori Weakland. Pam Wentz. Rhonda Thomas. Melissa Caretti. Dawn Lake. Chris Colberg. Lori Weber County Chorus — Row One — Susanne Lauer. Chrissy Bender. Tammi Bills. Carol Gaul, tindy Weber. Row two — Michele Willett. Renee Shortencarrier. Nick Caret- ti. Bob Smithmyer. Kim Lieb. Donna Nagle. Row three — Carolyn Pellas. Brenda Miller. Dawn Marshall. Jerry Miller. Tom Ertter. Chuck Lenz. Tom Davis. Arnold Caretti. Shelly Miller. Janelle McCann Accompanists — Brenda Miller. Carolyn Pellas. Dana Hicks. Heather Ivory 95 4 1. A-Flight 1st Row: Don Conrad. Patrick Fogle. Donald Christoff. Daryl Kirsch, Jody Bradley. Matthew Bradley. 2nd Row: Mat- thew Bilko. William Dow. Leonard Buckman. Paul Hoover. 3rd Row: Jim Chir- don. Mark Gray, Wayne Gwizaak. Jude Anna. 2. B-Flight 1st Row: Tom Becker. Anita Kline. Brenda Lipple, Don Matthews. Bernie Vermeulin, Gary Thomas. 2nd Row: Kyle Senko. Andy Waugh, Joe Mulraney, Michael Penrod. Ed Venesky. 3rd Row: Dan Bilko. Matt Mangarella. Brian Kovach. Clinton Mauer, Chris Kohan. 3. C-Flight (Honor Flight) 1st Row: Sarah Miller. George Smego. Donald Noel. Pat Neilan. Kerri Stossle. Susan McNulty. Michelle Polisky, Matt Link 2nd Row: Michelle Hyans, Don Smith. Melissa Nagle. Brenda Lanzendorfer. Kim Krise. Pat Little. 3rd Row: David Rizzo. Linda McMullen. Charles Pusateri. Jim Risbon, Allen Lidwell. Chris Kovach. Karen Shank. 4 Colorguard 1st Row: Barb Nealan. Don Matthews. George Smego. Pat Neilan. Ivan Mulligan. 2nd Row: Cathy Venesky, Susan McNulty. Alicia Nihart, Jim Risbon. 3rd Row: Helen Saltsgiver. Paul Hoover. Sarah Miller. ROTC HAS LOFTY MISSION The purpose of AFJROTC is to acquaint high school students with the Aerospace Age. to develop informed citizens, strengthen character, promote an understanding of the citizen soldier in a democratic society and motivate students for careers in the United States Air Force. To promote the mission of the program, ROTC cadets are exposed to a diverse program in addi- tion to academics. They have available to them a drill team, color guard, model airplane club, model rocket club, and an ROTC Honor Society. Cadets participate in curriculum-in-action trips to military installations or other associated organizations, such as senior ROTC groups. Fly- ing is part of the program; every year cadets are flown oy the Air Force in KC-135 Stratotankers or C-130 Hercules type aircraft. Two military dinners are conducted each year; the fall dinner is called the Dining-Out and the spring affair a Dining-In. Every year the students travel to an air show to witness flying and static exhibitions. The rocket club participates in rocket meets out of town and also hosts an annual rocket meet in the Fall. Members of the Cadet Staff, these are cadets who are of cadet officer and senior NCO (Non Commissioned Officer) rank, take respon- sibility for the operation of the program. The Cadet Staff handles the operation of the dinners, annual military ball, a CPR course which is run every year, and virtually all of the programs. The cadets are active in public affairs too by sponsoring a Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-Thon, hign school dances, and Christmas caroling at Veterans’ hospitals. Vo-Tech 1st Row: Paula Vermeulin. Elaine Fiasco. Loraine Fiasco. Bill Shaner Rocket Club: 1st row: George Smego. Patrick Neilan. Patrick Fogle. Donald Christoff. Gary Thomas, Ivan Mulligan 2nd row: Allen Dow. Don Smith. Paul Hoover. Sarah Miller. William Dow, Steve Fisher 3rd row: Allen Lidwell, Chris Kovach. Brian Kovach Drill Team: 1st row: Donald Conrad. Alan Lidwell, Ivan Mulligan, Joseph Mulraney. Sarah Miller 2nd row: Mathew Mangarella, Brian Kovach. Helen Saltsgiver. Barb Nelen 3rd row: Chris Kovach, Paul Hoover Briefing Team: 1st row: Robert McNulty, Helen Saltsgiver. Joseph Huber, 2nd row: Shane Mer- riman, Joseph Loughran Stuff: 1st row: loseph Huber. Sarah Miller. Alicia Nihari. Helen .Saltsgiver. Theresa Gibbons. Cathy Veneskv. Barb Nelen. Shane Merriman 2nd row: Robert Weiland. Glenn Gibbons. Ronald Legrand. Kenneth Krise. Kenneth McNulty, lames Kline. Ivan Mulligan. Matthew Link 3rd row: Robert McNulty. Allen Dow. Dan Little. Sean Noel. Donald Conrad. Thomas Becker. Joseph Loghran. Ed- ward lodon Chorus: 1st row: Pat Neilan. Kerne Stossel. Don Matthews. George Smego. Theresa Gibbons 2nd row Michelle Polisky. Karen Shank. Cathy Veneskv. Barb Nelen. Alicia Nihart. |im Risbon 3rd row: Susan McNulty. Shane Merriman. Kenneth McNulty. Helen Saltgiver. Sarah Miller. William Dow 97 98 Council Brings Machines to School Student Council: 1st row. Dave Yahner, Shelley Miller. Matt Luther, Gretchen Nuss, Ed Yeager. 2nd row: Brian Kurtz. Jill Link. Tom Letso. Leslie Strittmatter. Shannon Link. 3rd row: Sharon Hoover. Kevin Lato, Lisa Fox, Dirk Link. 4th row: Dennis Link. Betsy Simpson. Allen Hessler, Dean Gittings. Dawn Durbin. Bill Shortencarrier. Mr. William Marshall. The Student Council, a group com- posed of five representatives from each of the four classes, had a very productive year. Their year started in September when the ballots were cast and the members were an- nounced. From that day on. the Coun- cil worked hard to better the at- mosphere and spirit of their classmates. Soda and juice machines, along with a copying machine put in the library for student use. were just a few of the additions made to the school by the student organization. The group also sponsored many assembly programs and held the first annual semi-formal Christmas Ball at Cambria Heights. In addition to working on school projects, several members attended conferences at other area schools to gain experience with different student councils. Matt Luther and Jill Link at- tended the I U-8 Student Forum meetings held in Johnstown. Gretchen Nuss. Ed Yeaaer and Betsy Simpson went to the PASC state conference held in Altoona. During these meetings, the students obtained many new ideas and made many friends. Each year the AFJROTC provides an opportuni- ty to issue scholarships to outstanding cadets. This year's recipients include Joe Huber and Shane Merriman. To qualify, a student must obtain a minimum of 1100 on the SATs and a grade point average of 3.0. In addition to being an active cadet, each candidate must be involved in several extracurricular ac- tivities. Included in the four year scholarship are free tui- tion. books, lab tees, and pay- ment of $100 a month. Fur- thermore. the student must serve the Air Force for a period of four years upon graduation from college. Joe Huber received his scholarship in accounting and plans to attend Penn State University in the fall. Shane Merriman also plans to attend Penn State with a major in engineering. Joe Huber Cambria Heights became a charter member of Quill and Scroll, an international honor socie- ty for high school journalists, in May of 1986 when eight members were inducted. This year under the direction of Mr. William Schirf the four remaining students formed the Cambria Heights Quill and Scroll Club. President Gretchen Nuss, Vice President Dawn Marshall, Secretary Gina M. Turko and Treasurer Michelle Lato worked together to organize the club. By-laws, a constitution and a letterhead were among the first goals set and accomplished by this dedicated foursome. Fundraisers were also chosen and carried out this year. The major emphasis, however, was a building of a sturdy, solid foundation upon which, in future years, an active, successful organization can be built. Shane Merriman Quill and Scroll 1st row: Sec. Gina Turko, Vice-Pres. Dawn Mar- shall. 2nd row: Treas. Michelle Lato, Pres. Gretchen Nuss. Advisor Mr. William Schirf. SPIRIT!!!!! Row 1 — Jenny Eckenrode, Carol Gaul Row 2 — Anita Kline. Barb Lechene. Kerri Stossel Row 3 — Kim Lieb, Kelli Adams, Kirstie Lieb. Renae Griffith The 1986-87 Cheerleading Squad, under the direction of Mrs. Linda Zumovich and Mrs. Christine Gabrielson, were kept very busy preparing for pep rallies, painting signs, and cheering for all atnletic events. Their hard work and ambition became a great factor to lead all Highlander teams to outstanding seasons. The cheerleaders will always treasure the special moments that came along with cheering which consisted of: the whipped cream at initia- tion, learning to grin and bear it, our reducing squad, dressing up as raisins and Kristie swatting Anita, receiving flowers from the football, boys basketball, ana wrestling teams, the fashion show, being “lovely” cheerleaders, Anita’s bad luck with basketballs, and always being “Champions!” Even though there were no seniors on the squad, this year, there were still a few tears shed during senior nights! 99 VO-TECH One of the changes that occurred with Vo-Tech students in 1986-87 was that only juniors attended Vo-Tech in the morning while seniors attended in the afternoon. This change in organization allowed for a more effi- cient use of time at Vo-Tech. Along with learning practical skills through which a student may earn a liv- ing. many students have the opportunity to compete with other vocational students throughout the region and state. As always, students from Admiral Peary Vo-Tech performed well in the competition that included both a written examination and a demonstration of the practical skills. Among other students Elaine Ponchok. Paula Vermeulin. Teresa Lansberry. Cathy Luzier. and Kathy O'Leary placed highly in their in- dividual areas of competition. For many vo-tech students the most memorable moments that they have had in high school have come from ex- periences at vo-tech or traveling to vo-tech. mm tni Health Occupations: Andrea Wholaver 101 Carpentry: Kneeling: Gus Himmel. Standing: Dave Fogel. Dave Sponsky. Neal Huber, Dave Stasko. Scott Price, Tom Vallery, Cliff Sutton, Bill Thomas. Behind: Rick Myers, Others: Perry Abrams. Kenneth Burkhart, William Harris. Jeff Polisky, Mark Price, Brian Thomas, and John Thurman. Cosmetology: Christine Keener and Mary Spacht f J f r ’trf Welding: Tom Lechene, Dave Wilt, and Andrew Wills Small Engine Repair: Daryl Haluska. Pat Warfield, Lonny Lallemand, Mike Duman, Ron Gwizdak, Tom Weakland, Others: Ken Williams Masonry: Bill Basset. Jeff Ferrence, Mike Prevost. Mike Berish. Mike Depto. Others: Dennis Doughty, Ronald Maines Construction Electricity Joe Fisanick, Brian Winslow, Arnie Caretti, Dave Campbell, Allen Weakland. Brian Kunch. Other: Rob McMullen 102 Computer Tech: Ken Hoover, Victor Snyder, Martin Storm, Jeff Baker, Others: Ed Thomas, Bob Mortensen Food Management Loraine Fiasco. Natalie Nihart, Elaine Fiasco. Others: Brenda Semelsberger, Kim Watt Machining: Andy Wills. Jay Kelly. Tom Businus. Bill Shaner. Others: Eric Ager, Brian Kurtz, David Lansberry, Richard Sclesky. Robert Sherry, Shawn Stoltz. 103 Auto Mechanics: Clem Lanzendorfer. Bernie Risbon. Tony Taranto Marketing: Paula Vermeulin, Jodi Marinin, Cathy Luzier, Mary Saltsgiver, Elaine Ponchock. Others: Lori Myers, Kathy O’Leary, Theresa Lansberry. Agriculture: Floyd Farabaugh, Jerome Davis, Bill Sherry, Bernadette Davis. Tim Lansberry, Ken Williams, Paul Farabaugh Other: Bill Weakland 104 Drafting and Design Diane Chverchko, Sharren Rieg, Shawn Yeckley. Others: Mark Ciezobka, John Bertram 105 Autobody: Mark Baker, Ken McCoy, Paul Waugh. Bill Shutty, Others: John Mertens, Ron Hoover, Bob Woodley SPORTS C.H. 6 6 0 3 18 6 27 42 11 - A I MTQOT LL faHtSi, lidaysburg Penn CinbritJ Ligonier Valley Portage Central Cambria FernrWe Northern Cambria Central Cambria Conerrufcgh Valley Bishop Car roll ambria tills •n Cambria Ikambria P! al western co Nor win 11 Coaches: 1st Row — Dean Baker. Harry Murphy. Dennis Pawlikowski 2nd Row — Rick Bishop. Bruce Fryckfund. Bill Crowell. Ron Jenkins. Mark Yeckle Co-Captains Dave Yahner, Ed Yeager Pre-season expectations were very high for the 1986 football team because fourteen lettermen return- ed to provide a solid nucleus for what most people expected to be an excellent team. Unfortunately, the season began with a big loss to tough Bishop Guilfoyle Over the next three games the best CH could do was to tie Bishop McCorl; losing to eventual Quad A champ lohnstown Vo-Tech and Quad A Hollidaysburg each by a close score. Thus, this 0-3-1 team already losing 6-0 to arch-rival Penn Cambria, faced its darkest moment One of its stars. Elmer Weaver, suffered a season ending in|ury as the team desperately fought to keep Penn Cambria out of the end zone for another score With Weaver gone, the team hung together to stop PC in the shadow of the goal line. Then lightning seemed to strike, energizing the team. During halftime a vicious thunder and lightning storm struck the stadium. The start of the second half was held up for some minutes. When the team charg- ed onto the field, it was as if it had been reborn From that moment on Cambria Heights dominated its op- ponents shutting down Penn Cambria 18-6 then marching through the next five opponents to Finish as one of the best teams in the area. Even losing its top two quarterbacks — Bill Marshall and Brian Kelly — did not stop the team as senior Ken Stockiey filled in to continue the winning way In the process of having a winning season a number of individuals enioyed very successful seasons. Of- fensively. senior runningback. Ed Yeager rushed for 1.118 yards. For his achievements Yeager was voted the AAA Offensive Player of the Year by WTAJ TV in Altoona Quarterbacks Bill Marshall and Brian Kelly also made major contributions through their passing. Ken Stockiey led all receivers with 179 total yards Matt Crowell scored three touchdowns on only four catches. The heart of the team's success was its defense Linebacker Dave Yahner. who also was voted first team center by WTA|. was one of the outstanding defensive players in the area, leading the team with 81 solo tackles and 58 assists. Other defensive standouts included Matt Crowell. Tim Sammarco. Matt Luther. Brian Kelly. Ken Stockiey. and |ohn Eckenrode. Jeff Weakland. john Martens, and Lynn Holtz contributed to the team's success both offensively and defensively Of particular note was |im Gray's performance Many times Cray punted the team out of trou- ble. He even added the option of a field goal to the team's offense, kicking two. In all. the 1986 Highlander football team will be remembered as one of its finest What the team itself will remember is THE TROIAN. Yeager's one liners. B A 's wipe out at Wind- ber Stadium. Beating N.C. for the 1st time in 8 years, pranks on |.F.. wedding day on the practice field, fun times at camp, and B K and B W on the two men sleds before practice. Lightning Energizes Team Into Gridiron Monsters 1st Row — Joey McCann. Bill Marshall. Shawn Slavisky. Jim Kline. John Mertens, Doug Adams. Matt Luther. Dave Yahner. Tim Sammarco. Matt Crowell. Elmer Weaver 2nd Row — Ivan Mulligan. Kyle Senko, Dan Bilko, Chris Chernisky, Mike Baker, Bernie Whiteford. Daryl Haluska, Tom Bearer, Joe Fisanick, Ken Stockiey, John Ekenrode. Jeff Weakland, Ed Yeager 3rd Row — Mark Luther. Larry McKernan, Ron Weakland, Todd Cammarata, Dirk Link. Darren Dubyak, Alan Hessler, John Abrams, Bob Schirf, Mike Behe. Dave Fees. Dave Mulhollen. Dan Lamont 4th Row — Sean Miller, Brian Kelly, Tom Davis. Nick Carretti, Dean Git- tings, Andy Getsy, Darin Thomas. Jim Gray, Lyn Holtz, Jim Whiteford, Mike Mandrick, and Sean Noel. 108 Ed Yeager — A GREAT RUNNING BACK WBm i___________________ ver the past three seasons Ed Yeager ran his way into the histoi7 of great running backs at Cambria .Height . I«8 bull-like rushes many times brought the cheering crowds to their feet. Ed ran with his heart as much as his legs. .......pe. When his team needed the tough yards, when the opponent knew that Ed would be L- - • - -— J-----!----lition as the best Triple A offen- refusing to be denied the carrier.% alwaprmtiicedTYhis season alone he ran for l,118 yards, earning recognition as the best ™p!e Aotten- sive football player in the WTAJ viewing area. In future years when fathers sit to talk football with their sons, they may say Remember the time Ed Yeager..____________________________ Coal Bucket Comes to CH Finally, for the first time since 1978 the Coal Bucket Trophy, symbolic of the win over Northern Cambria, resides in the trophy case at Cambria Heights. Bringing the trophy to Cam- bria Heights ends years of frustration with Northern Cambria. The satisfac- tion of earning the Coal Bucket is the fitting high point to a season in which CH rebounded to finish tied for second place in the tough Great IX Conference. 109 Doug Adams Slot Back Matt Crowell Wing Back |ohn Eckenrode Left Guard joe Risanick Tailback Daryl Haluska Right Guard Jim Kline Right Guard Matt Luther Tailback Bill Marshall Quarterback John Mertens Left Guard 110 Tim Sammarco Tailback Shawn Slavisky Tailback Ken Stockley Tailback Elmer Weaver Tight End Jeff Weakland Split End Bernie Whiteford Tailback Dave Yahner Center Ed Yeager Fullback 111 112 113 GIRLS WIN THIRD PLACE AT STATES Varsity — Row 1 Chris Goldian. Shelly Miller. Andrea Wholaver, Paula Yeckley, Row 2 Lori Beunier, Lu Cunningham, Tammi Bills, Anita Kline, Leslie Strittmatter Row 3 Bob Kasun (Coach), Lisa Fox, Angie Farabaugh. Michele Willett, Maria Bogus, Janet Sowers (Assistant Coach) The girls’ volleyball team continued its tradition of being one of the dominant teams in the state. Before the regular season began, the girls par- ticipated in the V-Blast Tournament in Bethlehem, PA where they placed se- cond out of sixteen teams from throughout the state. After this im- pressive showing, the team stormed through its regular season undefeated, overpowering local competition. Under the direction of first year coach Robert Kasun, and with the leadership of senior Shelly Miller the girls again won the District VI championship. Finally though, in the state tourney the volleyball team fell in defeat to eventual state champion, Norwin, thus finishing third in the state. In individual honors Shelly Miller accepted a scholarship to play volleyball at Temple University thus becoming Cambria Heights’ first Division I volleyball athlete. The girls will long remember: “Blast, Fox and the Houna, JAMFS, the Pit, Anita’s (dudes),” and most importantly — Bob’s birthday party. 114 Andrea Wholaver Tammi Bills makes a perfect pass! Chris Goldian 115 Junior Varsity — Row 1 Angie Farabaugh, Annette Burkhart. Roxanne Yencho, Anita Kline. Tammy Babiak Row 2 Mary Beth Pompa, Kelli Adams. Vicki Bobby, Mary Ann Churella Row 3 Lori Burkhart, Sue McGowan, Michele Willett. Maria Bogus. 116 Yeckley and Goldian Lead Young Team Varsity Row 1 — Paula Yeckley, Chris Goldian. Tammi Bills, Mary Ann Shevock Row 2 — Heather Kohan. Jill Link. Laurie Bills. Heather Ivory Row 3 — Kelly Yeager manager, Sandra Murphy, Head coach. Sharon Rusnak. Andrea Wholaver, Jane Balzano. Michelle Lamb. Michelle Ashurst. The 86-87 girls basketball team experiences a rebuilding season, Mrs. Sandy Murphy, however, was quite pleased with her seniors this year, for they showed excellent leadership qualities. Coach Murphy expressed her great pride in seniors Paula Yeckley and Chris Goldian. These girls performed ex- cellently in ball handling this year. Chris excelled in assists, steals, points and rebounding while Paula also led the team in rebounding and steals. Also, Coach Murphy was very proud of senior Mary Ann Shevok who was always well prepared to take on either Paula's or Chris’ position. Mrs. Murphy and assistant (J.V.) coach, Barb Taylor will miss all the seniors but, like the senior players, will carry fond memories from both teams’ ex- periences with them. The girls will long remember: Mrs. Murph’s infamous “one more time!”, F.B.I., Mrs. Murph’s assist even though Chris missed the layup, SEVENTEENS, learning what ‘“FREEZE means, the night of the 5 moons, big misunderstanding at Wind- ber, fun bus rides, nice little talks before late practice. 117 118 T Junior Varsity Row 1 — Dawn Durbin, Maria Bogus. Lori Toranto. Sally Weslrick, Jennifer Weymer Row T� v1Ue Ke y.' A ICu TlhLw Sandy Whl,e' I'11 Brown- Sandy Hoover, Justina Saylor Row 3 — Barbar Taylor asst, coach. Tish Mozina. Vicki Fedorko. Jennifer Eckenrode, Sue McGowan. Mary Ann Shevock lane Balzano Chris Goldlan -iila Yeckley Andrea Wholaver Fi r tB 8 4 119 A TEAM to REMEMBER Varsity First Row — John Eckenrode, David Miller, Chris Lamb, Greg Huber. Mike Haluska. Second Row — Jerry Miller. Brian Kelly. Jeff Weakland, Bill Marshall, Elmer Weaver, J. R. Stewart, Wayne Wholaver 120 In 1986 the boys basketball team reached a pinnacle of success never achieved before by a CH boys’ basket- ball team — they won the District VI Championship then continued on in the state play-offs losing to even- tual Western winner Aliquippa by one point. Although the 1987 team lost two important starters from the championship team — Mike Lamb and Chris Price — this year’s team returned three starters. Bill Marshal). Elmer Weaver, and Mike Haluska. These three starters were joined by five other experienced seniors to make the team a senior dominated, deep, experienced group. Therefore, when Coach Bruce Frycklund addressed the student body at the preseason pep rally, he promised that this year's team would also be challenging to repeat as District champion. Despite a mid-season let-down caused by injury and illness involving Bill Marshall and Elmer Weaver, the cagers rebounded fulfilling Coach Frycklund’s prophesy that they would be one of the finest teams in the area Tall, the starters; height ranged from Haluska’s 6'-0' to Marshall’s 6'6 . the team’s strength was its inside game, defense and rebounding. When opponents packed their defense in to try to stop Weaver. Marshall, and) R Stewart. Haluska and Jeff Weakland hit from the outside One of the many highlights of the season was Elmer Weaver breaking the 1000 point career mark, making him one of the top two scorers in Cambria Heights' history. Many of Weaver's points through the years came on fine assists from Mike Haluska and Bill Marshall. The threesome of Weaver. Marshall anaHalusxa were varsi- ty starters for three years. Their play, along with the contributions from other team members will be remembered in the lore of Cambria Heights basketball. What the team will remember is Tne dunk contest in the pool when Stew broke the flags. Dips before the home games. Poor defense.” Winning District 6. Intriguing conversations with Con. Elmer's power dunk along with all his injuries. Minnow’s hot streak. Farbs and his armadillo hat even though he’s a Kleptomaniac, and Working with Coach. Junior Varsity First Row — Jim Serafin, Rob Maher. David Miller. Nick Caretti, Greg Abel, Rich Rito Second Row — Greg Huber. Paul Dubyak, Chris Lamb. Chris Chernisky, Pat Farabaugh Third Row — Joe Lubert, Tom Bearer, Bart Kilraine, Randy Bills. Joe Thibodoux, Scott Rudolph 121 INJURIES DECK WRESTLERS Dave Campbell. 105 lbs. )im Kline. 167 lbs. Matt Luther. 126 lbs. Row 1: Dan Little. Dave Campbell. Matt Luther, Kevin Lato. Pat Little. Tom Bender. Row 2: Ken Krise, Chris Laver, Rob Weiland. Scott Dellavalle. John Kramer. Lenny Artin. Brian Kovach. Kyle Senko, Chris Kovach. Row 3: Coach Harry Murphy. Mike Pevost. )im McNulty, Jim Kline. Darin Thomas. Dave Yahner, Tim Sammarco. John Rizzo. Larry McKeanan. Coach Rick Bishop. 123 John Rizzo, 138 lbs. Tim Sammarco, 145 lbs. Dave Yahner. 167 lbs. Mat Maids Row 1: Dana Berish, Barb Eckenrode. Lori Buck. Row 2: Cindy Colberg, Michelle Lato. Row 3: Laurie Sunseri, Chris Colberg, Wendy Smith. In March of 1986 the Cambria Heights' wrestling program reach- ed the pinnacle of success As the entire school listened to the radio broadcast of the state finals. Dave Yahner became the first state wrestling champion in Cambria Heights history 1987 promised to bring the team an even higher level of achievement as Dave would defend his state title and inspire other teammates to match his success Then in the very first tournament of the 1986-87 wrestling season at Richland, disaster struck. Dave Yahner suffered a devastating knee injury that required surgery and months of rehabilitation, wip ing out his senior year of competition Following Yahner's injury, other experienced wrestlers — Matt Luther. Tim Sammarco. and |im McNulty were decked by various injuries. The decimated team did its best to struggle to a 1-14 dual meet record Many long and hard hours were spent in the rubber room after school practicing for the matches Consisting of 22 boys, the team showed much improvement as the season progressed The team was led by two outstanding wrestlers — captains |im Kline and |ohn Riz- zo. These two athletes finished first in the sectional finals and went on to compete in the District VI finals hoping to bring Cambria Heights home a winning victory. Mr Murphy summarized the year by saying. Even with a losing season as ours, the boys are prepared for next year. What the wrestlers will most likely remember after the season are all of the disappointing injuries, finishing second in the Central Cam- bria Christmas Tournament. Dave Yahner's State Championship. Mr Bishop trying to make them jump the whistle in practice. Mr Mur- phy’s famous saying The sooner we get started, the sooner we can get out of here. )ohn and |im going to Districts, and pigging out after weigh-ins. 124 125 Girl’s Swim Team: 1st Row — Michelle Melanesi. Dawn Lake, Amy Bortman. Pam Burskey. Jenni Greiner 2nd Row: Girl’s chaperone. Miss Pat Easly, Sue Bearer. Vicki Bobby. Crissy Bender. Lori Kibler. Sharon Hoover. Wendy Smith. 3rd Row: Dana Hicks. Terri Anderson. Kelly Cence. Renee Shortencarrier. 6. 2 7 126 Swimmers Make Big Splash in First Season Timers: Kneeling: )ulie Wilt. Michelle Burkhart. Pam Byrne. Standing: Annette Burkhart. Renee Gibbons. Kim Krug. Tammy Kutruff. Captains: Seated: Renee Shortencarrier. Terri Anderson. Standing: Tom Ertter, Ron Legrand. The 1986-87 C.H. swim team, coached by Mr Gerry Yeckley. •plashed into their first season in many years. Led by seniors Tom Ertter. Chuck Lenz. Shane Merriman. Ken McNulty and Eric Yeckley. the boys' swim team captured two wins in their initial season Although two wins in many sports is not considered a good season, the first year team felt proud ot their accomplishments. With seniors Terri Anderson. Renee Shortencarrier. Sana Hicks. Kelly Cence and Melissa Dubyak. the girls team, advised by Miss Patricia Easly. also achieved a fine season. The one-point victory over Bishop McCort proved to be the most memorable moment for the team A number of swimmers participated in districts held February 21st These included the four relay teams and Ron Legrand and Terri Anderson in the 50 yd freestyle. Cambria Heights placed sixth out of the 25 schools represented, a big accomplishment for the first year team. . .... Coach Yeckley was pleased with the season and felt it was a great success The support from the public and determination of the swim- mers was excellent ” Although one-third of the squad was seniors. Coach Yeckley feels the underclassmen will fill their places and pro- duce another successful season in the year to come. Boys’ Swim Team: First Row; John Stoy. Ron Legrand. Don Smith. Ivan Mulligan. Doug Krug. Second Row; Coach Jerry Yeckley. Mike Behe. Mike Stasko. Todd Cammarata. Tom Letso. Ed Jenkins. Jamie Hicks. Third Row: Jeff Roach. Tom Cunningham. Eric Yeckley. Tom Ertter. Chuck Lenz. Shane Mer- riman. Ken McNulty. 127 128 Cross Country Reborn at C.H. iAx First Row — Sean Plouse. Pat Little. Dave Rizzo. Bill Shortencarrier 2nd Row — Eric Yeckley, Jim Risbon. Arnold Caretti. John Rizzo. Mark Lamont 3rd Row — Coach Shroyer. Joe Huber. )eff Pellas, lerry Miller. Shane Merriman, Coach Dowty._______________________________________________________________________ __________________________ XTewly reinstated after a ten year absence, the 1986 Cross-Country team compiled an impressive 7-3 record, with its only losses coming to powers Central Cambria, Somerset, and Marion Center. Made up of only seniors and freshmen, the team was paced by high scorer Arnold Caretti. In past-season competi- tion the team placed fourth out of eight teams at the Conference meet and eighth out of six- teen teams at Districts. The JV team placed third in the Conference and Dave Rizzo placed first at Districts. What the team will remember most about their season is: “Schleem,” WJAC “Shooting the moon” at conferences, Picking up the pace, Pella blowing a two minute head start on the girls, Pat liking C.C. so much, he decided to stay, and Arnie’s “morning sickness.” Seniors: 1st Row — John Rizzo. Arnold Caretti. Mark Lamont 2nd Row — Shane Merriman, Joe Huber, Eric Yeckley, Jerry Miller. Jeff Pellas T n recent years, the boy’s track program has crawl- ed out from under the shadow of the very suc- cessful girl’s program by developing its own winning identity. This year’s boy’s track group was led by a powerful group of seniors — Arnie Caretti, Jeff Pellas, Scott Price, Jerry Miller, Eric Yeckley, John Rizzo, and Mark Lamont — and talented juniors, Dan Little, and Rob Wieland. The team’s success against such strong schools as Central Cambria, Ligonier Valley, Somerset, and Richland is a result of hard practices, perseverance, and, above all, teamwork. 129 GIRLS STRESS TEAMWORK This season, the Lady Highlanders were fighting to uphold their title as the Allegheny Mountain Conference Champs. Coach Sandy Murphy looked towards her seniors such as Kelly Cence in hurdles, Chris Goldian and Shelly Miller in middle distances. MaryAnn Shevok in field, Mandy Mozina in long distances and Paula Yeckley in sprinting, for the leadership in their year of rebuilding. Despite the loss of many champion seniors, coaches Sandra Murphy and Barb Taylor were quite hopeful and excited about the season as many letter winners returned. This year's departing seniors will always recall the closeness felt among the team. For. team- work was always stressed among Girls' Track Team. As a result, many new and important friendships developed and will be forever cherished. 130 Senior Power Equals Diamond Dynamo When asked to identify the strength of the '87 CH baseball team. Coach Bob Buck stated “Seniors!” Five starters from last year’s 12-4 team returned to lead the Highlanders; Matt Luther, Tim Sam- marco, Ken Stockley, Marc Letso, Ed Yeager, and Tom Ertter along with some talented underclassmen again make Cambria Heights a diamond dynamo. The strongest area of the team is its pitching depth which is necessary for success in a grueling twenty game schedule. A new experience was enjoyed by the team this year, also. In late March the team escaped the cold mountains of Central-Western Pennsylvania to journey for a pre-season spring train- ing trip to play schools in Hagerstown, Met., Berkley Springs, W.V., and Charlestown, W.V. Tim Sammarco Doug Adams Tom Ertter Marc Letso Matt Luther Ed Yeager 132 The scoreboard tells the story of a team that comes from behind 133 134 On occasion in high school a special class comes along filled with excellent athletes who shine individually and help their teams to great success. The Class of 1987 is such a class. Among other sports accomplishments, this year's seniors have helped to contribute to a state volleyball championship, District 6 basketball championship, undefeated girls' track teams, and the first ever state wrestl- ins championship. Perhaps because of the interest and success in athletics, three new sports — cross country, swimming, and girls soft- ball — were added to varsity competition thus offering fur- ther athletic opportunities to more students. One of the proofs of the class's athletic prowess is that it numbers among its members a number of athletes that have been heavily recruited by colleges. Shelly Miller earned a full scholarship to Temple University to continue playing volleyball. Also, before nis injury. Dave Yahner was wooea by the major wrestling powers in the country. Bill Marshall had to weigh offers to play both football ana basketball. Ed Yeager's record setting yardage on the gridiron drew atten- tion. Also. Elmer Weaver’s all around athletic ability caught coaches’ eyes. Marc Letso’s baseball ability made nim tne focus of professional scouts. Other Seniors like Ken Stockley, Matt Luther, Tim Sam- marco. Arnie Caretti, Chris Coldian, Paula Yeckley, Andrea Wholaver. and others made major contributions as multiple letter winners. All of these athletes have been very fine students also. Thus, the Class of 87 will be remembered as a class of winners both on and off the field. 135 Class Will We the members of 1987 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen. Doug Abel: I will to my brother and the jocks the ability to party. The teachers patience and Mary happiness. Doug Adams: nothing Terri Anderson: I will to my sister Dawn all the wonderful times throughout the years. To Chrissy Bender great times in chorale without me. To Amy Bortman all of my terrific grades. And to the swimming team of 1987-88 a successful year. Tina Anna: To Vicki all the great parties at The Well. To Marcie our back seat on Bus 12. Mike Anna: To Richie my kingship and kingdom. Dina Baldacchino: 1 will Anita C. my bookbag. I also will )ay E. the best of luck at county, districts, states, etc. To the saxes the learning that band has to offer and Toni the best of luck her freshman year, lane Balzano: To B.M. our lunch table, to M L. all those splinters, to all basketball players one more time, to |.L. and H. I. those fun Calculus classes. Tom Becker: To Matt. Kenny. Rob. Andy my membership in the Bomb Squad. Lisa Belchick: To my little sister Joy I will my books and my good grades. To Tina. Christy. Lori and Michelle the patience to complete their last year in this place. Martha Bensor: To Sandy all my empty lip gloss bottles, to )enny some of my common sense, to Lisa two more years of coed walks to the bus stop, to Lee and Tammy the good humor needed to come to school for your last remaining years, to Carol and Patty First chairs in the flute section!! And to Jill and Sandra Best of Luck with calculus next year, my heart goes out to you! Dana Berish: To my brother Michael, my everyday parking spot. To my brother Jim my back seat on the bus. To Raymond all the double lunches he can eat and a new can of Copenhagen To fill Brown my seat in Mr. Bern's room. John Bertram. To my sister Cheryl all the good times in her remaining 2 years of school. Lori Beunier: To Leslie a great senior year, to )eff try to enjoy high school and my locker in A. To Tico and Zig my shorthand and typ- ing skills. Theresa Burgoon: To Kelli A. our lunch table. To Lenny B. another ex- citing year of school. To Lori B. more Spanish classes with Miss Choby. To Cheryl F. and Martina P. more great snowball fights in January. Tom Busunis: I will my lunch table to all people from Bakerton. Dave Campbell: M L. my great Electrical know how. ).C. 2 more years o wrestling in the rubber room. B. A. a deeper voice. Arnold Caretti: To all future track and cross country runners the en- joyable runs to Glendale. To Dave Rizzo the ability to break my half mile record, if he doesn't whimp out. To Nick all my tablets. Kelly Cence: To Pam my amazing ability to understand almost all of what Miss Canone says. To Anita 2 more years of track. Hang in there! To Nosaj all the parties he wants. To my sister all the fun she can possibly have here in 2 years. Kelly Christoff: To my brother Donnie all the best in his last 3 years and the talent to always come home late. To Beanie and Shannon all the parties and men that they can handle! To Dawn. Sharon. Brenda. Laura all the love, happiness and beauty that the world has to offer. To Tracey all the great time Tammy and I had! to Holly all the parties she can handle! Lucy Chverchko: I will to my younger sister Diane all the great times of being a senior. Mark Ciezobka: To my sister the best of luck in the next 3 years and my books and locker to whoever wants them. Cindy Colberg: To Anita, my sense of humor, and of course all my men. To Donna Lee. best of luck in the next three years. To Melanie, the ability to keep her mouth shut, when necessary. Chris Colberg: To Jill B. the dead balloons at the bottom of my locker. To Lenny B. the ability to make it through senior years. To Anita K. all the men you could possibly handle. And to my excellent little brother Kurt, the little teapot and all the fun you can have out at this high school, which isn't much! Don Conrad: I will to Mike D. all the good times I had my senior year, lackie Cramer: I will my locker to Kyle S.. two more years of school to L.G., J.C.. K.S. and Cheter. And to my little sister many more years of fun at school. Matt Crowell: To all underclassmen, the rest of your partying years left in high school. Tom Cunningham: To Mike W. someone better than the jug: To Ed J. my Speedos; to Mary E. and Mary Ann C. a six pack of coolers. Ed DeDea: To the underclassmen I give all the books, the good times, and the school. Ted Depto: My hall space to The kid with the locker next to mine. To the Webb. find a real band!! Lori Dietrich: 1 will to Jennifer Hale my Quick wit and understan- ding and to Kurrin Hoover. Denny Doughty: Mr. Baron's English class to anyone who wants it. Allen Dow: Ann Weiland my waterbed. and all my old notebooks. Tom Letso and Ed Jenkins all my black book and information addresses. Melissa Dubyak: To my little brother Darren all the luck in the world, happiness, and memories throughout high school To my cousin Paul Dubyak my ability to be good To my cousin Brian Kosicki all the fun times in the remaining years of high school. To Brenda G. my singing voice. To Pam B. my swimming ability. To Betsy S. all those great high school days. To Michelle W. all the fun with Him. Good luck to all underclassmen!!! Amy Duclo: Back seat to Tracy D. also the best of luck in the next three years of high school. All the great times of your senior year. Rob Duclos: To Andy a pack of gum. Mike Duman: 1 will Chris Shaw my love. To Beckels Shero the best senior year. To Terry (Do Do) Blake free choice of seats on 24. To Marge S. the freedom to walk the halls. To Beanie. Holly and Sandy the back seats on 24 and to Tony T. and Tina K. happiness in their next year of school. Bernadette Dunegan: I will locker A117 to an underclassman that is tall enough to properly use the top locker. 1 also will this underclassman the patience to deal with the person that gets the locker beside them once they find out how easy it is to break into their locker. I will my little sisters Trish and Donna the ability to get through A pod at rush hour without getting trampled. Barb Eckenrode: To Betsy and Brenda a table in lunch, to Chris C. more room in his locker. To Ken G. (Pinky) my ability to pick a good football team. To my nephew Mike E. 3 more GREAT years of high school. John Eckenrode: To Doster I will my 50 jersey (if he's man enough to fill it), to Dif the ability to drop sulfur bombs at will, and to Michele all the happiness and self-control in the world!! Tom Ertter: I will Kevin L. The left field fence. I will my Speedo's to the underclassmen swimmers. I will M L. another 3 day vacation. I will the chorale Mrs. B'scutdowns. Michelle Fabert: To my brother Bug, I will all the lunch tickets, and to Cheryl and Mary Jo. I will all the fun it is to be a senior. Dave Farabaugh: I will to Ron Weakland my gym locker and jock and to Deb Sherry all boring study halls. Pam Farabaugh: To my baby “Bro the patience and ability to make it through one more year. To M L. the secrets of escaping. Tammy Farabaugh: To Sue K. and Michele P. all my boring classes and English IV (Good Luck!!) Emily Fees: To my brother Nutsy and my cousin Buts all of the boring times throughout high school. I wish Richie a super senior year. Jen and Lisa the back seats. Elaine Fiasco: 1 will to all the freshmen my phys. ed. classes. Loraine Fiasco: I will to all underclassmen all of the favorite ROTC field trips. Joe Fisanick: All the great lunches the school has. Dave Fogle: To the underclassmen who gets S43. Dominic Fredo: To Beanie my lucky beer mug and to Laura Gray my jock. Laurie Freeman: To Kurrin Hoover the best times possible your senior year. Norman Fulton: All the homework and tests I didn’t make-up. John Green: I will to Jessica James a great senior year just like I had. Judith Gregory: To Brenda and Laurie the next two years of high school; 1 hope they're the best. Renee Gibbons: I will all my homework from 9th grade and up to 12th to every underclassmen. Glenn Gibbons: All the pain, homework and tests in the subject I had. Theresa Gibbons: I will my sister Molly my typewriter in typing class which doesn't work (especially during timed writing.) Chris Goldian: To Jill. Laurie. Tammi. Michelle. Heather and Sharon all those fun B-ball practices. To Cherie N. a hot oil treatment. To all 136 freshmen 3 more wonderful years. Brian Griffith: All my make up quizzes and tests I never made up. Ron Gwizdak: To Tisha Baum and Ron Weakland my gym clothes in- cluding my jock. Daryl Haluska: All my homework. Mike Haluska: To Tammi B. two more years of good times and to Chris C. my jumping ability. Robyn Hambley: To Kelli our table in lunch. Sherry Hambley: To my wonderful sister Sandra one more year of good times” and going over the Limits. To Angel and Lewann who will be in high school shortly, 4 great years. To |ill Bea my ability to drive (Nicktown)and Mexican foods! and finally to Jackie Taylor an E. P lest (Something I never needed ) Dana Hicks: To Lu the men 1 leave behind, to Holly my guitar pick, to Jamie my personality, to Craig a lifetime supply of mousse, to L.K. Slenderalls. to Jeff a chaperone for the parties, to Vicky and Beanie party animals and all my love to my parents for putting up with me. Robert Himmel. Jock — goes to Ron Weakland. The beer labels in my locker go to Eric Ager. Missy Hollen: To S.Z. I will all of my old school books. To J.W. a carton of Marlboro's. Debbie Hoover: To my sister Sandy three more memorable years of high school. Lenny his own locker, and to my cousin Linda a great senior year. Kim Hoover: To Kurrin to have as much fun as possible in the next two years (it might be hard!) Mike Hoover: Mike Zalisnock all the cookies I eat in study halls. Ron Hoover: All my bad grades and locker A24 to T.H. Joe Huber: To Dave Rizzo, the ability to talk like Mr. Douty without getting in trouble. To Bills, and Pat L. a trip to STATES.” To I.M Lipstick. Jennifer Humphrey: To my brother Joe. to have the best 4 years. To L.K. slenderalls. To Vicky and Kent a great senior year. Katie Jenkins: 1 will the wonderful world of trig and Physics to Ed. Tom. and Todd. And my little nerd to Anita to chase after for another year. Ed Jodon: My locker to some freshman! (It's bent.) A brown bottle to all my friends. Chris Keener. To Brenda all the Monday mornings after the long weekend. To M.J.Z. all the guys you can handle at C.H. And to G.P. all the fun times at C.H. If there were any. Jay Kelly: To Ron W. my jock strap. To P. Lauer to have math class with Mrs. Graboski. Deb Kinney: To Sandy the ability to create a new attitude to put up with band for another year; to Jacqui the best senior year ever; and to Mara all the good times she can handle cause she sure gave me enough to look back on. Nikki Kinney: To Cheryl and Mary Jo all the fun 1 had my senior year and the 3 guys in my locker. To Bug all the regrets getting up Monday mornings. Christa Kirsch: 1 will to my cousin Lisa Kirsch all of my books that I love so much!! Linda Kirsch: To Donna R. the center spot of the clarinet rank. To Dina my ability to get away with things, to Todd C. a terrific football season and to Chris S. best of luck her senior year. Jim Kline: I will to my little sister Anita my charm with the teachers. And the rest of the underclassmen nothing, but 1 have stuff for sale. Wendy Kober: To Vicki and Holly all the fun I had my senior year And all those wild” parties at THE WELL. To my brother all the great times I had in high school. Roberta Konior: 1 will to my good buddy Tracy G. one more good box- ing match with L.U and to Missy M. the ability to withstand a lutherless senior year. Lori Kosicki: I will to my younger brother Brian, my ability to think quick for an excuse, two more years out here WITHOUT TROUBLE and a one-way trip on the slowest boat to the other side of the world!!! (Ha Ha); to Kirstie and Melissa, my strength and ability to leave bruises on Laurie's arm; to Sandy my permission to punch Deb for any reason without a punch in return. And the Best Of Luck to all my Relative underclassmen! Sue Krejnus: To my brother the brains to make it through Algebra II. Tammy Kroh: To my sister Tracy the ability to make it through her final years of school and to have fun. I will to Beanie Thomas all the parties she can handle. I will to Shannon Bush the bod. I will to Jill Brown the guy in National Record Mart. To Holly. Sandy and Lome the ability to control the idiots on bus 24. I also challenge my sister Tracy to make more people mad than I did (especially at football and basketball games!!!) Kim Krug: To my brother Doug all the great bus rides with Cindy. To Brian three more years of this place. Brian Kunch: nothing James LaBelle: I will to Tisha Baum the worst luck in the world. Mark Lamont: I will Mr. Bern's Physics class to Kim and all the trig, classes too. Also all of the memorable moments to Kim L. Steve Lankherst: I will to the underclassmen all the good times I had during my four year stay here at C. H. Michelle Lato: To the greatest brother ever. Kevin, all the crazy times I had in high school, my study habits, and all the great times skiing at Blu Knob. To Wendy, my Mat Maid abilities and the ambition to go through another year of being a mat maid without me. To Rachel S. all the fun mornings in chorale. Tom Lechene: I will Jason D. my sweaty supporter. Chuck Lenz: To Trish M and Chris L. a lot of great memories and fun times, also to Tish M. some new sweaters Heather Letcher: To Jeff F. a Super” senior year. To Nelson many cool” times. To Dawn S. happiness always. To George G. all the par- ties he can handle. Marc Letso. To Break all boundaries and destroy these stupid rules out here!! Laurie Lieb: I will to my sister Kirstie the capability to find a guy that will put up with her and to my sister Melisa, my brains, my driving skills, and all the fun times in high school. Kathy Link: To my brother Boog the ability to overcome this name and 3 more years of this wonderful place. To Lenny A. a woman that will finally fill his dreams. Joe Loughran: The lunch table to Hubert, Scrawny, and Sher-Bear More broken bones to Tom D. Peculiar odor in Chem II to Helen S. Matt Luther: To my brother Mark” all the happiness he can have in his last two years of high school, and my great hunting ability with Ron W. To Nutsy my football jersey. To Kevin my 126 jinglet. To Mona my speed in baseball. To all the other underclassmen I’ve known in these sports I wish you all the best of luck. And to anyone else I've left out. I wish you all the fun of high school. Cathy Luzier: 1 will my locker that has broken at least once every year and those stupid hall passes we have to carry everywhere we go Ron Maines. To Kevin all the boring time in school. Chris Marcuzzo: I will to Tammy K. my love and me. Jodi Marinin: To B. N. I will the professionals help that we promised her. And to M.W. and B.G one more year of roaming the halls before homeroom. Bill Marshall: To Pear the ability of voice regulation. To Lome, my great skiing ability and my ability to stay calm. Ken McNulty: 1 will to my sister Susie the greatest years of her life. Rob McNulty: To the underclassmen of the Forensics team, keep the tradition — break a leg. Shane Merriman: To underclassmen on the cross-country team I will my team spirit and another winning season. To T.K. I will my physics book. (Good Luck!) John Mertens: 1 will all my football practice to Norman Bates. Brenda Miller: I will to my younger brother Brad all the great times I had in high school. (I hope you have just as many!) To Heather I. a GREAT senior year. Jerry Miller: nothing Sarah Miller: The hairy cookie that lived in Josie’s locker her entire freshman year. M.W. and B.G. Shelly Miller: To my little brother Mikey 4 years of hot women. To Lisa Fox my awesome setting ability. To Lu-Lu my calfs. To Laura Gray and Shannon Hoover my terrific alto voice and to Brian all my love. Rob Mitchell: To all underclassmen all boring classes, all the lab smells from S-Hall. Bob Mortensen: I will” to my sister Missy one more year of this great place, and to my brother Jason who is coming here in the near future all of the good times I've had in this school and being a senior. Mandy Mozina: A bottle of Sun-In” to future brown-haired majoret- tes The path on which Sherry can escape to the White Mountain.” To my sisters and brother, school with Mom. To Jill. Dirk, and Tish the joys of Calculus. Rick Myers. I will to Bug whatever he wants. Natalie Nihart: I leave my back seat on the way home from school. Gretchen Nuss: To Betsy and Brenda my admiration towards Mr. Elias. My coloring books to Mr. Gormish and to some poor junior a great year with the senior teachers. Linda Owens: To Julie a great four years at Cambria Heights and to Tricia the ability to put up with Julie. Jeff Pellas: To the REEB and G.S.. all my front row seats to Greatful Haters Concerts, the Rats in my old locker, my 50 Yard Line seats in the Highlander Dome. And I will my Chem notebooks to any FOOL who wants them. 137 Kimberely Pierce: To Sandy. Wizard, the ability to make it through the week without Dicky. To Holly, the ability for her to jump on stage and meet Bon Jovi. To Beanie and Shannon many parties. To Anne, many more wild dreams and a great senior year. Elaine Ponchock: To Brent the ability to uphold the Bakerton image. And to Mara. Jason, and all the Carrolltown Stoners, the strength to make it to school at least three days a week. Sandy Preloid: To Patty 1. and Dana P. the boring life in High School; and to Chuck F. all the fun times on Bus 11; and to “lovely. three more years of jail. Jeannette Price: To Cad — the good saber; To Mary and Shannon — the best of everything; To Jennifer — a crack in her halo; To Lu — a bottle of valium; To Sandy — another 250; To Deb — extra hours in the art room; to L.K. — Slenderalls; To Beanie — another trip to Helwood and a white scarf; To Vicki — and Holly — all the fun in the world; and to Mr. Arnold — the Grumpy Care Bear Sticker in my locker, as promised. Scott Price: nothing Patty Risbon: Bernard — a great year; Jim — nothing; Sharon — 2.945 lushes; Judy and Becky — one last year with Babs;“ Michelle and Cynthia — a great senior year. John Rizzo — I will my Brother David a set of weights — Use it Wisely. Lori Roman — To J.E.. the ability to stick out the last year of marching band to the very end and make it a memorable one. Craig Rudolph: To Break all rules! Mary Saltzgiver: To George S., I will 4 more years of studying and homework and to Larry S.. a great Senior year! Tim Sammarco: To Jim McNulty, a sweat suit; To Lyn, boots for spring out field practice. Bill Shaner: L.F. — M.D. — P.O. — To try and have a good time in lunch without me. Carrie Shell: All the misery of waiting to finally get out of here. Mary Ann Shevock: To Jason — the rest of life with me; To Carolyn — my attitude; to L.K. — Slenderalls. To Wendy M. — Perfect looks; To Smorrie — nunhood; To Neida — freedom at home; To Michelle L. — a year without the bench; To Kerri — life without me. Renee Shortenedrrier: To Suzanne — my accounting grades and one more super year of band; To Teen — Channel 10’s newsman; To Wen- dy — my 26 hour day and my whistle; To Pam — my 200m time; To Bill and Paul — a great basketball career and the best of luck in high school; To Ed — my gorgeous looks. Cindy Shuma: That all underclassmen, especially my sisters, have a senior year as memorable as mine. Dana Skupine: To my brother. Brian. I will all my good grades and all the good times in high school. To Sandy, all the happiness and pride of being a majorette; To Jenny the ability to understand things the first time they're being explained. Shawn Slavicsky: To Jamie H. all the cursing outs I received from the librarian and to Joe T. the right to stick up for himself instead of back- ing down ail the time. Jerry Smithmyer: 1 will to Ken. Rob. Matt, and Andy my membership in the bomb squad and to my brother Mark my ability to stay out of trouble. Mary Spacht: To Jenny W. all the fun times looking for cute guys and going to dances! Paul H. all the fun times studying for tests and the good grades achieved by studying. Dave Sponsky: 1 will to all the underclassmen of Bakerton all the times I got in trouble at school and our table at lunch. Joe Sral: I will the back seat on Bus 24 and my jock that hasn't been washed since 9th grade to Tony Taranto. Dave Stasko: To all my friends who are now Juniors I will one more year of high school. J. R Stewart: To R.S. my ability to not study and still pass and all my notes from Physics. To K.L. my athletic ability. To Dina B. my trom- bone I music and my guide spot. Mark Stiffler: To Mike H. 3 more years of tiring band practices and lots of fun. To Julie W. a wonderful senior year. To Tammy M., Patrice H.. and Nancy G. 2 more years of torturing classes. Ann Stiles: To my sister. Sue. my list of locker combinations and all my old books with the answers in them. Ken Stockley: To Nick Caretti my ability to throw a fastball. Laurie Sunseri: I will to my friends, happy times forever, like those we’ve shared together. Rose Sunseri: To Beanie your hot dog and Doritos. To Jill. Bea. and Shannon all our good times and 3 more years of high school. To my only sister. Jennifer the best 3 years of high school. To Kenny Crash may you ride the bus your last year of high school so you make it through. Bill Thomas: I will Tony Taranto the power to rule in my back seat. I will to anyone who attends Mr. Albright's shop class, the same fortune I had! Chrissy Thomas: To Rosie. I will my creativity, ability to persuade, and the art of getting up five minutes before the bus comes and look- ing awake. Ed Thomas: To Kenny K. and Lori B. the back seat on Bus 17. Gina Turko: I will to all underclassmen the ability to have friends as great as mine. They never judge — only support and hug ya when you need it most. Lorena Valdez: I will to all the underclassmen the fun times that I had. Tom Vallery: 1 will to Bug all the lunch tickets he never got Paula Vermeulin: To Sharon, all the wild and crazy bus trips to Tech. To Nikki the Throne. To Helen, the experience of going on ROTC trips and to everyone else all the happiness and excitement of being a Senior. Pat Warfield: All my unfinished homework. John Watt: I will to all underclassmen: homework, tests, boring study halls, the stupid school rules, and having to look at the teachers everyday. Allen Weakland: All the fun in English class with Mr Baron and all the fun in vo-tech. Bill Weakland: nothing Jeff Weakland: To Mona: my 2 inch vertical leap; to Paul D: a jump- shot; To Kelli: my hall pass and 3 more of the best years of her life. Pam Weakland: To Linda and Clair the best of luck in their remaining years in high school. To all my friends in band especially the baritones, to put up with the agonizing, but great times in band. Paula Weakland: To Jill B. my 3rd T. to Bean. Shan. Mike, and Fugi all the great parties that are yet to come. Tom Weakland: To Chris Sral 3 more years of school and my locker to anyone who wants it. Elmer Weaver: To Kohan the official “BUTHEAD crown. Missy Weymer: I will to my sister a great 3 more years of high school and to any lucky trumpet player my spot at the end of the rank and to M.D. any available man. Eric White: I leave my body to any underclassman girl that is good looking. Lori White: To T.C. and J.J. Dee the back seat of the band bus and to C.L. the strength to put up with A. B. Andrea Wholaver: Lisa Fox. Lu Cunningham and Tammy Bills, all the fun in the pit. To J.L., T.B., L.B.. and S.R. the endurance to run all the 17’s in B-ball. Wayne Wholaver: To C. Gaul a pen so she'll write while I'm away at college. To M.L. and J.E. the ability to find McDonald's in Altoona from the track (Districts) to Cloyde (Bill W.) the ability to give (head- fakes) and to land on his feet not his face. Andy Wills: My Michelob beer capon my locker Combination Dial to Lenny Brown. Dave Wilt: To skinhead I will” The Expert ways to get along with teachers in order to pass, and to any Vo-techer my seat on the bus. Brian Winslow: To Lenny Brown and Jeff Roach all the nagging I got from my teachers and to take over where I left off. Robert Woodley: I will Brian Owens all the school lunches. Dave Yahner: To Dan Little. I leave locker 35 in the varsity room and to Boog 1 leave my football jersey ( 76) Ed Yeager: I will to any underclassman to try to be as “spirited as Tom C. (it can’t be done) Eric Yeckley: To Randy R. and Gary S.. all my Perv-of-the-day awards. To Bill S., Pat L. and Dave R.. my great running ability. To my brother Hugh, and cousin P.J., all my ties and dress clothes. To Dina and Marialena. all my ability to drink. Paula Yeckley: To Jill and Heather — all of the great (?!?!?!) Calculus classes. To Sharon — my basketball shoes, all of the fun practices, and the slime! To all of the juniors — all of the great times during your senior year! To all of the basketball players — Mrs. Murphy s One more time! John Zerbee: I will to Lenny Brown, one more year. 138 Cliff Sutton: All the homework I didn't do. SENIOR DIRECTORY DougAbaj Box 268 Hastings, PA 16646 February 10,1969 247-859« Football 9, 10 Wrestling9 Doug Adams Carrolltown. PA 15722 November 12, 1968 144-8147 Football 9. 10.11,12 Baseball 9.10.11,12 Th erase Anderson RI)« 1 Box 513 Palton. PA 16668 October 10,1968 67475W5 Chorale 9. 10. 11,12 Girls Chorus 9.10,11,12 Track 10.11,12 Swimteam 12 Christine Anna 4th Avenue Hastings. PA 16646 247-6676 Student Assistant 12 Michael Anna RD 1 Box 695 Patton. PA 16668 L July M. 1969 247-8431 Band 9. 10.11,12 Chorale 12 1 iheB� M� rrhim | RD « 1 Box 119 Carrolltown, PA 15722 April 18.1969 344-8608 March.ng9.10.il, 12 Concert Band 9,10,11.12 Band Historian 12 County Band 11,12 District Band 12 IUP Honors Band 12 Regional Band 12 ' Chorale 9.10 County Chorus 9 Jane Balzano RI) a 1 Box 54 Pvsart. PA 16636 ■September 1, 1969 674 5703 Basketball 9. 12 l.ibraryWll.12 Forensi� Prom Committer 11 Yaarliook 12 cker ________I 674-8543 ROTC 9.10. 11 elchick Box 116 etlo, FA 1 5940 Sentember 17.1969 344-8208 948-5208 Class Officer Chorale 9 Majorette 9. 1C Marching Bam Concert Band Yearbook 9 1C Homecoming Dana Berisl RD 2 Box 28 Pallnn. PA 16i December 22. 674-8265 Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9 Girls Chores 10.11. 12 Yearbook 12 _ Plaid Tald 12 Track 9.10 Matmaid 11.12 Class Officer 10 Prom Comminge 11 John Bertram Mj Box 438 (Carrolltown !’A 15722 lanuary 27 69 144-8435 Lori Beunier RI) 2 Box 24 Patton. PA 16668 April 3.1969 67f-2283 Basketball 9 1 Basketball Mgr. 10 Vollevball Mgr. 10. 12 SoW idll2 Studen6Assis ht 12 Theresa Burgomb-. RD 1 Box 118 _DvsarFPA 1663( Novembei 5.1969 674-8781 Play 12 Tom Bui is Box 196 Glmora, P. Novem 948-662! David C Box 394 Carrol 11 July 18 344-89' Wres' Track 1 Arnold Carelf Box 54 St. Benedh t, PA 15733 948-6945 Chorale 10. 11.12 Twck 9.10. 11.12 Country ! rg2.1969 Jrn. PA 15722 |69 11,12 Martha Bensor Box 166 SI. Benedict. PA 15773 October 26.1968 llyl 303 Mcllil.vreTH 'Patton. PA 11.66« 674-8393 September l 1969 Band 9. 10. if 12 Chorale 9. 10,11,12 kwimteam 12 Track u, io, 11-.-12 Kelly Christoff y Aid 12 y Chverchk. 358 ville. PA 1 14.1969 674-8582 Mark Ciedoh k,i RD 1 Box 26 Patton, PA i 6668 September 674-5456 Cindv Colberg Carrolltown. PA 15722 ■March 4.1969 ■44-8675 fCirl’s Chorus 9, 10. 11.12 Chorale 10. 11. 12 h Hearbook 12 Matmaid 11.12 Who's Who 11 Class Secretary 9 Chris Colberg 807 L. Beech A P.dton. PA 1661 ■ Decem RTlS. 194 857 4-5578 A ias.9«H letinenl 11.12 Yea Hon 2 !l.i 'I Ted Depto 913 5th Ave. Parton. PA1bfi68 April 21. 1969 4 674-8834 BandlT I-Ori Dietrich BoxSlARD l Dysart, PA 16636 June 26. 1969 674-5026 Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9. tO. 11 Yearbook 11 Carrolltown, PA 15722 |uSe 30. 1969 344-8398 ROTC 9.10. 11 12 ROTC Drill Team Commander 11 lackie Cramer RD 1 Box 3 Ebensburg. P November 25, 344-8359 Colorguard 9, Matmaid 10 Student Secretary 12 Colorguard Cpt 12 ■■ Walt Crowell 215 Mellon Ave. Patton. PA 16668 July 15. 1969 674-8002 Basketball . 10 Chorale ” jitfj J Tom Cunningham Box 266 J CSl-rollTown. PA lS72 Library Aide 10 ■ June 23 1969 A y )une I 344-8544 Football 9 Swimming 12 Demus U. Doughty Box 429 Ashville. PA 16613 lanuary 6,1969 647-8261 Allen Dow 500S Kerri Patton. P4 Decembe 674-5056 ROTC 9.1 Melissa Dubyak 30®Beech Ave. I alton.PA Inly 16. 1969 | ■ (Vilurvnierl 9. RM1, U ' borate 3. 16. 11. 12 Count nrus 9,10 Library AiaPkl. 10.11 [Prom Commttee 11 ■ lass Play IT. . Is Chorus 12 t. PA l %. ULflWj rt Duclos � 2 Box 162 lion. PA 16668 V.9.1968 o74-8956 9710. 11 Michael Duman K|rk Street Hastings. lanuary 1.1968 24?-6385| Bernadette Dunegsfti 41 I Beech Aire. e - Patton. PA 16668 January 11.1969 «M-1S977 Forensics 10.11 Library Ai KH.A.ll olorguard 9 Who's Who N.E.D.T. P 139 Barb Eckenrode RI) 1 Box 262 . Ebensburg. FA 15931 August 17,1969 344-8112 Colorguard 9 10. 11 . Matmaid 10. 11,12 Girls Chorus 10 Track 12 lob Ec BbJlB ■bx 12 parrolltown. PA 15722 ugust 3C4969 344-8375 ,. | football 9. 10. 11. 12 Basketball 9 1(1 11,12 Baseball 12 I rale 12 Ion Enter Box 295 A utomot i ve S Carrolltown. PA T57?2 pAugiist4. 1969 344-89TO Basketball 9.10 Baseball 9.10.11,12 Swimming 12 Chorale 10,11,12 Patton. PA 16068 February 22,1969 674-5352 -|L Trac k 9 Football 10.H, 12 David Fogle P.0 Box 100 i Chest Springs, PA 16624 ■BPrhuarv 11. 1969 ’ • ■,) 674-8 02 Dominic Fredo Box 75 Hastings. PA 16646 LA August 27.1969 Lj 2 7-6278 I aura Freeman U6 Mellon Patton. PA 1 iJulv 31. 1969 I 674-8102 ■ IV Yearbook 11 Concert Band 9. 10. Norman Fulton H Terr. Apt. C-21 Patton. PA 16668 imber 15,1 I 4-5771 ‘ I .aura Freeman u, HI k 316 Mellon AvenuoJfc r Patton. PA 10668 eSt July 311969 Ron Gwizdak 329 Main Street Carrolltown. PA 15722 July 12.1969 344-831 December 14.1968 674-5087 Play 12 John Green Box 566 Hastings. PA Julv 31.1968 ‘247-9215 Mike Haltlska 509 Beech Ave. Patton PA 16668 )une2tt, 1969M 674-8 Basketball Chorale 12 Robyn H RD 1 “ Hastings. August 5 247-8550 Track 9. 10 RD 1 Box 71 Hastings. PA 16646 September 21. 1968 247-8712 Traok 9 Yearbook 12 Forensics 11. _____ ns 503 Beech Ave. Patton. PA 16668 January 16.1 674-5052 FHA 11.12 H Library Aid JtfUh 11 Girl’s Chorus 11. Chorale 12 County Chorus 12 DistrflraSEBs 12 ' : .idle 11 YearbooLll. 12 J3 MatmaiaiT m £ Emily I • es Box 484 Carrolltown .Ifc 15722 January 2,1969 344-8204 Track 9.10 Volleyball it Elaine Fiasco . R D. Box 50 Carrolltown, PA 15722 I Chorus 11.12 . Chris Goldian Box 261 Hastings. PA 16646 May 14. 1969 RobertBimmel P.O. Box 272 Carrolltown. PA 15722 M969 344-6562 Missy Hollen Box 72 St Benedict. PA 15733 March 26, 948-8643 FHA It). 11 Student Secretary If. 12 Library Aid 11,12 Band 10.11 iiebbie Hoover Box 87 RD 1 Carrolltown. PA 15722 Traffk 9 Rfrr X frb( no book-41, T2 9Wf ,io. 11,12 Chorale 11,12 Joseph Fisanick Ri). 2 Box 172 w Brian Griffith Edge wood rive Hastings. PA 16646' luly 13.1968 247-8407 KimHoover RD 1 Box 49-A Dysart, PA 16636 June 2 1969 K674-8667 Concert Band 9.10.11 Yearbook 11 Michael Hoover RD 1 Box 241 Patton. PA 16668 lu 948'ft40: ROTC 9.10.11, Chris Keener 103 Spruce St. King’s II March 20.1969 BK8559 -- - ROTC 9 Track 10 Cheerleading 10.11 Yearbook 12 VoTfeyfiBll 11 lason Kelly Box 77 Carrolltown. PA 1 5722 March 27.1969 344 8235 Debbie Kinney Box 125 n'lmora, PA 15737 November 3, 1968 948-7198 Marching Band 9.10.11.12 Majorette 11.12 Concert Band 9,10.11.12 T rack 10 Plaid Talk 11 Yearbook 11 Chorale 9.10 Nicole Kinney Box 116 Elmora. PA 15737 140 October 10,1968 94)! .642 Stmlenl Assistant 12 Wlm's Who 11.12 Christa Kirsch Bo- 185 Canolltown. PA 15722 October 13, 1968 344 8512 FF A Treasurer at Y -Tech 11 Umia M. Kirsch P.O Box 65 St Benedict, PA 15733 March 5, 1969 344 8219 Marching Band 9.10,11 Concert Band 9,10.11 fin. I. Kline RI) « 1 Box 232 Eb.-nsburg, PA 15931 (It tober 29, 1966, 4) 8311 (arching Band 9 County Band 9 Concert Band 9,10. 1 Wrestling 9.10.11. 12 War FWIll? ROTC9,10,11,12 Football 10.11.12 Wendy Kober 417 Palmer Ave. 1 PaUan, PA 16668 January 4.1969 674-HOrl Colorgtifcd 9.10, 11.12 ' ilorgtiard Cau .12 dent Assistant 12 Ima® 10 12 12 T W 4' D as $ oberta Koi Box 78 stings, PAT 6640 February 1 . 1969 247-6600 ! Who'aWfto 11,12 ProrrkEflhimittee 11 Yearbook it, 12 Library Aidjll, 12 ■rift Lori A. «a llBHighlam Ration, PA 1 May 78. V 674-8470 FHA 10.11 Kim Krug RD 1 Box 404 Ash ville, PA 16613 August 2.1969 674-5097 FHA 10,11.12 FHA Pres. 12 Plaid Talk Typist 11,12 Prom Committee 11 ROTC 9,10 SAI1D12 Brian L. Kum.h RI) 1 Box 118A Hastings. PA 16646 October 17,1969 247-8980 lim La Belle Box 35 CarrolItown. PA l March 1, 1969 344-8727 Mark Lamont Box 215 Elmora, PA 15737 September 24,1969 Homecoming 12 Track 9,10,11,12 Box 33 Chest Springs, PA 16624 March 6,1969 674-8163 Michelle Lato Box 36 Chest Springs, PA 16624 it 14. 1969 i 789 ., . f Talk 1 YearIM .Matmaici 11 2 4ft horale 9.10,11.fi! girl's Chorus 10,11,12 uill Scroll 11,12 Track 10 Softball 12 FHA 11,12 SADI) 121 Prom Committee 11 Tom Lechartr? E. Campbell St. August 14.1968 344-8741 October 7 1 168 674-5143 Baseball 9 10 11,12 Laurie Lieb 1 Box 285 Carrolltow! PA 15722 March 4 1 '0.9 344-8087 Yearbook r.12 Prom Com n i Utee 11 Kathy Link j E.Campbell It. Carrolltowr PA 15722 April 28. 19t.|M 344-8371 Play 10. 11 f___ Yearbook, l i. 12 Track 9 Joseph Lougbran 609 5th Ave Patton, PA l December it), 1968 674-8869 T rack 12 ROTC 9. If! 11.12 Matt Luther P O Box 85 | Carrolltown. PA 15722 ball 9. 10.11,12 Wrestling 9. 10. 11,12 Base ball 9. 10. 11,12 f TassOffi' er 10.11,12 MudtJjkCouncil 11,12 N'at'l Honor Society 11,12 'jflathy Lu ter 6 I -aan A e. itton. PA 6668 October 1c 1968 6745631. Kona! I B. M.lines RD 1 Box 101 Hastings, PA 16646 Mar h 19. 1 ■ 69 247-8232 Track 9. 10. 11,12 Wrestling 1 1 Chris M -cuPo RD Box f5 Hastings, PA 16646 October 13.1968 247-8495H Chorale 10 Robert McNulty Box 74 Chest Springs. PA 16624 My 2. 1969 674-2261 ROTC 9.10.11.12 Forensic 10,11,12 Shane F Merriman RD � 1 Box 423 Ashville. PA 16613 February 24.1969 674-5888 Baseball 9 “ Forensic s 10 Track 11,12 t russ iountry 12 Swimming 12 Nat l Honor Society 11.12 SADI) 12 ROTC 9 10,11.12 John Mertens St Benedict. PA 15733 April 16,1969 948-8024 Football 9.10.11,12 Brenda Miller Box 402 RD31 SAshville.PA 16613 lanuary 10,1969 Colorguard 9 Chorale 9.10.11.12 Girl's Chorus 9,10. 11. 12 Plaid Talk 11.12 I Yearbook 11.12 yamittee Student Assistant 12 Library Aid 11.12 SADD12 Gerald F. Miller 403 Palmar Ave. Patton, PA 16668 “August 30, 1969 74-3J43 s' i Basketball 9.10.Jl. 12 Tio. tciaf Crosscountry 12 Chorale 9. If), If, ly Miller em ,U. PA 15773 K lastings.P. 16649 lier20. Yearbook 11.12 arc LetsO '• ■ gee Ave. Pat toft. PA 16(388 Nat'l Hum : Society 11.12 ken McNulty RD 1 Box 117-C Carrolltow:. PA 15722 |ulv 20 1969 344-8088 Swim Team ttguB Rtr f 9.1(1 11.12 Class Officer 11, 12| Chorus 10. 11,12 Chorale 12 County Chorus 12 Yearbook 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming 12 Student Council 11.12 Library Aid 11.12 Sarah J. Miller 301 Crawford Ave Barnesboro, PA 15737 October 1,1969 948-8099 )9.10,11.12 Robert Mitchell Box 345 Hastings. PA 16646 October 12, 19 24-8624 141 ' try Smithnver D 2 Box 181 ’atton, PA 16668 Cheerleadin Girls Chorui Newspaper Dave Spons Box 307 Klmora, PA April 18,19l 948-9712 Joseph A.Si Box 24-la Hastings, P7 ’September! 247-668B j Dave Staska RDl Box 12 Hastings, PA' 10. «. 12j| nlry 12 J President 9 Bob Mortensen Box 228 Edgewood Drive Hastings. PA 16646 December 24, 1968 247-8282 Track 9.11,12 Mandy Mozina 508 3rd Ave Patton, PA 1 April 2. 1963 674-5928 |Mai®ette 11. if- :.'r I Track 10. 11. 12 Forensics 9.10.11 1 k Forensics Secretary 12 Yearbook 11.12 Editor 11,12 ■ laid Talka2 Marchina Band 9.10.11, 11. fe County Band 9 Chorale 9 Rick M ers Box 351 Elmora. PA 15737 November 2. 1968 48-7204 ■■ lie Nihar rd Box 593 Septembi- 968 344-8974 ROTC9.10 Track 11 Gretchen Nuss RD 1 Box 98 Patton. PA 16668 ■ January 22,1970 ■ Kim Pierce Box 49 Hastings. PA 16646 lune 18.1969 247-6331 Yearbook 12 Elaine Ponchock RDl Box 44 Carrolllown, PA 15722 January 23,1969 948-7845 D.E.C.A. 11,12 andraL. Presloid Box 213 ■ - Hastings, PA 16640 2-T 667? May 6. 1969 Track 11 Student Assistant 12 2 Cheerleader 9 Jeannette Price � 8 Pond St P.O. Box 270 Carrolltown. PA 15722 May 31.1969 344-8639 Colorguard 9. 10, 11.12 Captain 12 FHA 10.11, 12 Forensics 10.11,12 Girl’sTrack 11.12 Yearbook 11.12 Prom Committee 11 EScott Price 815 Beech Ave. Patton. PA 16668 February 26. 1969 674-3720 Track 9.10. 11.12 Patricia L. Risbon RD 2 Box 13 _ Patton, PA 1668 a at December 1 7. 1969 674-5190 ROTC 9.10 Who's Who 11 Prom Committee 11 lohn RizzJ RDl Box 51 ‘«j.i Marchina Band 11,12 Concert Band 11.12 Forcnjicj, 11,12 Play 11 library Aid lunior Miss Semi- Finalist 11 Who's Who 11. l? 4 Newspaper 'Y, 2 Nat’l Honor Society ’ 1 eptem r 14. 1969 674-5713 Football 9 iTj 1 M % mm Trai lire RD 1 Box 621 Patton. PA 16668 August 20 1969 674-5241 Tim Sam marco 206 Brev er Ave. Patton. PA 16668 MavTT. 1069 674-8125 Football ‘I. li, 12 Wrestling i, 10. 11, 12 B ase bail 9. 10.11. 12 Nat’l HonorSociely 11,12 j . Bill Shaner Box 667 Spanglei I’A 15775 IWlUarvs. 1969 948-5534 ROTC 9. 10. 11,12 £ Drill Team Commander 12 Cantagghell Box 1 Si. Benedii October ). 1 948-4348 Mary Ann 712 Bee h Palton, PA July 6,1 674-893 . Track 9. 1 Cheerleid Basketba Colorgti.i Captain 12 National 12 Natione! Vice Preside - s Softball 12 Kenee Ly 228-A Edg Hast! u Septemi.e 247-86 Ma _______ Band 9 -Band l Ice-President 12 Chorus 9, 10. 11.12 County Chorus 9.10.12 Nat‘1 lll'ior Society 11,12 Honor Society 12 12 Band Treasurer 12 Dana Skupine Box 596 Patton. PA 16668 September 18. 1969 674-8278 Marching Band 9. 10,11 Majorette 10.11,12 Concert Band 9 10.11.12 larbouk 12 rcstlereUe 11 ihawn ShiWalty lO Box 104 S jy| ■t Benerttet 15773 May 29,1969 '148-7925 Wrestling 9, 11 football 9,12 KOTC 9. io. 1 1? PA 1 Nal'l Homecoming 12 Linda O P.O. Bo� Carrollt May 19 344-833 ■STutfWl jeffre RD 1 i____ Carrolltow December 344-866' Forensics 9.10. 11.12 Track 9, 10.11.12 Cross Country 12 _____175 - Patton, PA l£66q ' July 21,1969 674-5807 :ert Band 9,10.11, thing Band 11,12 ar Aid 10.11,12 Set i el itoi l’la 969 April 10, 674-5604 Mary Saltz 1. 12 ilk 12 'ii e-Presidenl 11 Council 11 .earn 12 Captain 12' Track 10. 11.12 l ibrary Aide 12 Prom Committee 11.12 Diama 11 Who's Who 11 Lifeguard 11.12 Cynthia M. Shuma RD 1 Box 347 Ebensburg, PA 15931 November 18. 1968 344-8364 Marching Band 9, 10.11.12 Concert Band 9.10. 11.12 Nat’l Honor Society 11.12 Nal’l Honor Society Pres Richard Stewart RD 1 Box 85A Hastings, PA 16646 June 5.1969 247-8304 Basketball 9.10.11,12 Band 9, 10. It, 12 Chorus 9,10.11,12 County Band 9,10 County Chorus 9. 10 District Chorus 10,11 Regional Chorus 10.11 Yearbook 12 Band President 12 Mark Stiffler RD l Box 47A Patton. PA 16668 lanuary 28.1969 674-8232 Band 9.T0,11,12 Ann Marie Stiles P.O. Box 174 Carrolllown, PA 15722 May 17, 1969 344-8183 142 Ken Stockley RD 1 Box 60 Carrolltown. PA 15722 April 27.1969 344-6338 Football 9,10. 11.12 Iiiseball9.10.il. 12 student Council 11 Laurie Ann Sunseri 703 Beech Ave Patton. PA 10608 June 2 L 1969 674 O10J Choral' Chorus County( horuslOH Prom Coi.iiflittee 11,12 Video Yeai took 12 Nati Honor Society 11.12 |r Miss Semi Finalist 11 Plaid Talk 12 Forensics 10 State Forensi District Foren Forensics Pre: 12 Library Aide 10.11.12 Upward Bound Program 10.11.12 Nat '1 Honor Society 11.12 Quill Scroll 11.12 Student Announcements 11.12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Cambria Somerset |r Miss Finals 11,12 Prom Committee 12 Video Yearbook 12 FHA 10 Girl’s Chorus 10 Alma Lorena Murillo Valez CALK 8 Ave 6 � 412 Col San Vicente Suayinas. Sonora. Mexico J ]6 Brewer Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8954 February 3,1967 (622)2-24-16 Track 12 FHA 12 247 8355 Marching Band 9, 10,11. 12 Com art Band 9.10.11.12 I St u ent Secretary 12 Pa 1 Weakland hu aimer Ave. P it n. PA 16668 M. 14.1969 674 058 akland Pa i6«6 4 1969 M Tom Box HastiH| PA Marc I960 247-8596 Elmer Weaver Spangler St. Hastiags. PA 16646 November!. 1968 % 247-8542 1 FootbMI 9. 10. ll, 12 Basketball 9. 10. 11.12 Track Chorale 12 Dave Wilt Box 42 Dysart.PA 16636 October 13.1968 674-3735 Brian Winslow 658 Donnley Ave Patton. PA 16668 August 3.1967 674 5673 Robert Woodley J Box 240 Laurel Dr I Hastings. PA 16646 April 16.1968 247-fi‘ 44 Dave Yahner RIJ 1 Box 460 Patton. PA 16668 September 23.1969 674-3370 Wrestling 9.10.11.12 Football 9.10.11 12 I Class Secretary 10 ■ Plaid Talk ‘ Assistant Editor 11 Editor-in-Chief 12 Play Committee 9. 10. 11, RD 1 Box Hastings. PA 16646 143 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.