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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

The Highlander Volume 28 June 1,1988 SPORTS FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS ACTIVITIES 4 34 44 70 114 HIGHLANDERS They are great thinkers SPORTS Volleyball team places third in states; football team make District VI playoffs; wrestling, cross country, girls basketball, spring sports all achieve winning records. Brian Kelly, fill Link, Lu Cunningham, Darin Thomas, Heather Ivory, Lyn Holtz, Bob Schirf. Ron Legrand, and Sean Noel among stand out performers; CH has GREAT SPORTS A GREAT, GREAT SEASON pre-season scrimmage then the loam filing beaten in the opening game by Bishop team to qualify for District VI play offs in AAA The lt?am s su css nine etsy. and Darin Thomas, the defense consistently stuffed its opponents ----------------- — � ' - 1 n Holts who After a bleak beginning which saw quarterback Brian Kelly breaking his hand in a pre-seas Giiilfoyln. the Highlander football players stormed back to become the first CH football from its rugged defensive play, l-ed by Bob Schirf. Sean Noel. Dean (sittings, Andy G —,, —•— —■■■■ ------------------------------- , ■ . Offensively Celly quickly recovered from the broken bone to provide leadership, he threw for three TDs. The main offensive weapon though was Lv bulled his way for 89b yards and eight TDs One of the real weapons was kicker )im Gray who booted three field goals and consistently pinned opponents deep with his punts. Reflet ting back on the season coach William Crowell observed that the winning streak that began after the loss to Hollidaysburgh was extremely exciting; the momentum oi wininiig kept building The highlight of the year was beating Northern Cambria, shutting them out again before a huge crowd 1 he team badly wanted to play and win, and they did. The 1987 football team is so special because Ihe seniors as ninth and tenth «radere never won a football game Bui they developed, matured, and learned huw lo win They exceeded everyone's expectations because of hard work and concentration on football What the football players will uniquely remember is: Brian Kelly knocking over a cheerleader (Lisa Blair) while going out of bounds during Portage game. Cigars in the field house after the N.C. game. Darin Thomas’ (Bald) facemask filling with snow during Ihe snow practice. Brian Kelly bringing in pickles before the Portage game. . .. Dean Giltingss getting a little loo vocal (!« a ) at the opposing player during the Glendale scrimmage. Cetsy's Date at the beach and his Smoky room. I.a Bam ha every day at practice. Sliding on their stomachs after a rainy day at practice Running after practice because of |im C.ray’s vocabulary during the previous game Nick Caretti lined up behind Ihe guard instead of the center (Nick was the quarterbac Mr. (enkins MTV sweatshirt every day. Plays called Shelly” and Cheeks. Red’s (Red Chernisky) Colorful commentating on our football videos. Having pop-sicles during breaks at practice during football camp. The great coaches. All the food the cheerleaders and majorettes made M. First Row. I.efl to Right: Brian Owens. Darren Dubyak. |oe Marana. |ohn Fees. Scott Eckenrode. |ason Ctcero. Brian Duclos Paul Yeckley. Scol ,M ller,Ron Charney. Dan Pompa Second Row: Ivan Mulligan. )oe Moyer. Brent Bassett. Ron Weakland. Gary Thomas. Bob Schirf. Chris Chernisky Dave Mulhollen Mika Behe. Alan HesslecSean Noel. Tom Davis. Cla.r Weakland. Third Row: Mall Bilko. Kyle Senko. Dirk Link, lay Weakland. Nick CaretU. Dave Fees. RsndalBdk Brian Krug. |oe Thibedoux. Doug Thomas. Rick Uke. Clint Terza. |ohn Abrams. Fourth Row: Bill Dow. Lyn Holtz. Dennis Link. |im Whiteford. |im Gray. Andy Getsy. Dean Giffings. Brian Kelly. Tom Bearer. Darin Thomas. Larry McKernan. Bill Wholaver. Sean Miller. Dan Bilko. Coaches: First Row: Dean Baker. Ron Jenkins. Harry Murphy. Second Row: Rick Bishop. Bill Crowell. Denny Pawlikowski. Mike Horvath. Captains: Lyn Holtz, Bob Schirf Mike Bene Dean Gittings Jim Gray .. ...... t , Weakland. Dan Pompa. Second Darin Thomas Jim Whileford Row; Bi„ A|brighl jvan Mulli- gan. Bob Schirf Right: Alan Messier and Dean Gittings earn con- gratulations. 8 TEAM CONTINUES GREATNESS GIRLS FINISH THIRD AT STATES _A I ■ ' � All00 A - — — yv Ah� . _________ r-' , ..j f I. M K.U.. ____ -• cS- «� After last year’s impressive performance, everyone thought that the 1987-88 girls' volleyball team would be a flop. But during the pre-season the girls worked hard and brought together a surprisingly strong team. Although C.H. was one of the shortest teams in the area, they also had one of the quickest. This quickness, and a will to succeed, enabled the girls to capture another undefeated season, the district VI title and also a 7th consecutive trip to states. At states the team equalled last year’s success, finishing third. Led by captain Lu Cunningham, the girls racked up an impressive record of 17-1. with their only loss coming at the hands of Richland in the Central Western Conference Championship. First year coach Barry Fox noted that he ‘‘really enjoyed working with the girls and hosting the first annual Cam- bria Heights volleyball tournament. The continuing success of the girls volleyball team proves that it is one of the greatest sports programs in Penn- sylvania. What the seniors on the volleyball team will always remember are the final games together at states, and the tears shed when it was over. Other fond memories were: Clams Marinare, Jill and Tammi’s film fest, Lu’s ac- robatics with the net, our meeting with Bon Jovi, and Bogie’s only burst of emotion!! 11 Leslie Striltmaller Michelle Willelt Standing: Coach Barry Fox, Annette Burkhart, Jennifer Gunther. Nicole Zumovich. Kelly Campbell, Lori Taranto. Leslie Strittmatter. Assistant Coach Janet Sowers. Kneeling: Lori Buck. Kelli Adams. Anita Kline, Tammy Babyak. Michele Willett, Sue McGowan. Sitting: Maria Bogus Angie Farabaugh. Jill Link, Lu Cunningham Tammi Bills. Lisa Fox. Annette Burkhart Guess Who? 13 WHOLE TEAM WILL RETURN n only its second year as a competitive sport at Cambria Heights, the cross-country team post- ed its second consecutive winning season in a row, streaking into a 6-4 record. Leading the team were junior Dave Miller and sophomore Dave Rizzo, who continually lowered their times throughout the season. The only senior team member, Rich Rito, was injured most of the sea- son. Coach Bruce Douty expressed a positive attitude when he stated, “Next year we’ll have l ie whole team back. We should have a great Reason.” First Row Sean Plouse. Kevin l.alo. Pat Little. Dave Rizzo. Second Row Rich Rito. Dave Miller, Hill Shorlencarrier. Brian Kovach. |im Risbon Third Row Coach Bruce Douty. Alicia Nihart. Chris Slritlmatter. Mike Stasko. Chris Kovach. Helen Seltsgiver. Coach Major Shoyer 14 GIRLS HAVE PRIDE IN THEIR PERFORMANCE The 1987-88 Girls’ Basketball Team’s pre-season high hopes fell somewhat short. However, the team had nothing but pride in the record they achieved, which was a big improvement from last year's. As most teams will agree, the final score doesn't always reflect everything put into Ihe game. This was no different in C.H.'s ciise. as many of the games they lost were within a ten point margin. This year's team was lucky in that they had a chance to experience the addition of three point goal to high school basketball. This was the first year ever for three pointer in high school ball, and its addition proved to be successful for the Heights. The Lady Highlanders will always have many fond memories of the times they shared on and off the court. They put a lot of hard work into their season, as their win- ning record shows. The members of the girls’ basketball team will always remember: the byrd baths, Jill and Tammi’s adventures when riding the pine. ’’Quit holding me!’’, Sharon’s sucker punch, the pleasant visit down to J-town, the exciting overtime victories, but most of all Mrs. Murphy's “one more time! I.u Cunningham Hoalher Ivory — captain Varsity: Uurie Bills. Heather Ivory. |ill Link. I.u Cunningham Row 2 lx� ri Taranto. Anpir Karabaugh. Tammi Bills Row I Mrs Sandy Murphy. Michelle lamb, lennifer Eckenrode. Sue MtUwan. Sharon Rusnak Junior Vanity: Tiah Molina, lilt Brown. Maria Bogus. Sally Weslrick Row 2. Bethany Snrafin. lennifer Cunlher. ('.ale Swab Row 3 luslina Saylor. Kelly Campbell. Vicki Fedorku. Tina Will WRESTLERS A PLEASANT SURPRISE 1st Row. l.efl lo Right: Pat Little. Kevin Lato, Brian Murphy. Craig Smith. Craig Link. Scott Cronauer. Albert Cailey. 2nd Row: Jason Cicero. Chris Kovach. Larry McKernan. Clint Terza. |im McNulty. Scott DellaValle. Dan Little. Rob Weiland. 3rd Row: Asst. Coach Rick Bishop. Tom Bender. Darin Thomas. Brian Kovach. Chris louver. Scott Miller. Head Coach Harry Murphy. At the start of the 87-88 wrestling season the outlook seemed futile. With only six returning lettermen and four freshmen on the Varsity Squad, there were only dreams of it becoming a winning season. But all the long practices, dedication, and caring paid off. as the CH grapplers ended their season with a 10-7-1 record. The Heightster's JV also had an outstanding season with a record of 15-2-1. The success of this team is due both to the coaching of Harry Murphy and Rick Bishop and to the combined leadership of the tri- captains. Dan Little. Jim McNulty and Darin Thomas. These seniors lea the team to victory but also showed each member of the squad friendship and loyalty, which are keys to winning. Coach Murphy commented. “This year’s wrestling team was a pleasant surprise. With only three seniors returning, a handful of Darin Thomas Jim McNulty 18 lettermen. and a tough eighteen dual meet schedule we were hoping to just be competitive, but instead we had a winning season with some very exciting matches. Our seniors Darin Thomas. Dan Little and Jim McNulty gave us the leadership we needed and our underclassmen followed their example by performing extremely well all season. I can truly say this has been one of my most enjoyable seasons as a wrestling coach.’ The wrestlers also had help and assistance from 10 dedicated matmaids. The matmaids for the 87-88 season are Anita Cronauer. Jenny Greiner. Michelle Ashurst, Shannon Link. Anita Kline. Donna Maslonick, Sandy Hoover. Melissa Lieb. Ixiri Buck and Missy Hey. They spent many long hours painting signs, cleaning mats and cheering the guys on to victory. The CH wrestlers had many fun and unforgettable moments. Some of these are: Scott dribbling down the hall at UPJ, Tank’s opponent at Central-Martinsburg. rubber rome stench. Smitty’s fire engine red ears before weighins. checking oil. and Craig’s bulging pants after weight loss. Dan Little Rob Weiland Boys |oe Lubert Show Gritty Competitiveness Skinned knees from diving for loose balls, quickness, constant hustle, and the three point shot were the hallmarks of this year’s boys basketball team. The team’s style of play constantly entertained their fans. Young, only Brian Kelly and Greg Abel are seniors, the team matured and improved throughout the season. First year head coach George Haluska noted that the team had eight starters giving good depth. With six starters — Greg Huber, Dave Miller, Scott Rudolph, Chris Lamb, Harry Vargo, and Randy Bills — returning next year, the future looks bright. Coach Haluska was pleased with the development of the team, for its success exceeded what many had expected from an inexperienced team lacking height. In fact, the boys lost seven games by four points or less, proving they could play with the best teams in the area. The team’s gritty competitiveness is a tribute to the great basketball tradition at Cambria Heights. What the players will most remember is: Richland game — 4 out of 32, Poor Defense!”, Ligonier’s hairstyle, Friday nights after the game at G.A.’s house, and C.L.’s imitations. Bottom Row: )im Stevens, Dan Pompa. Jim Serafin, Pat Farabaugh. Middle Row: Paul Lauer, Chris Strittmatter. Ralph Van Ormer, Mike Kindel. Pauli Dubyak. Top Row: Coach — Mr. William Schoten- carrier. Harry Vargo. Bartholomew Kilraine. |im Kutruff. IMPROVED TIMES MAKE SWIMMERS WINNERS G1 inishing their second season with a re- cord of 1-11 for the girls, and 4-8 for the boys, this year’s swim team saw six re- turning lettermen on the girls team while the boys team returned with nine let- termen. A surprise came from junior Brian Rairigh, who participated in three individ- ual events in District swimming. Brian is definitely one of the better swimmers on the boys team. Not far behind is Ron Legrand, senior and captain of the boys team. He made District swimming times in two events, (unior Amy Bortman, captain of the girl’s team, is also in District swimming. Coach Jerry Yeckley and girls advisor Mrs. Sowers, both feel the teams have come a long way since last season. After the second meet, this year’s teams had already improv- ed their times to be better than last year’s, greatly pleasing Coach Yeckley. He feels that as long as the times decrease through- out the season, the teams are winners. This year’s team had more experience and potential than the year before, and hope- fully will continue to improve in the years to come. Kirsi Row Coach |erry Yeckley, Advisor Mrs |anet Sowers. Kim l.ieb. Sharon Hoover. IdOri Kibler. Chert Nagle. Nancy Bertram. Jenny Adams. Michelle Durbin. Betsy Simpson. Dawn Durbin Second Row Jenny Wendekier. Sue McNulty. Tina McMullen. Tina Fitzpatrick, Vicki Bobby. Sue Bearer, Amy Bortman. Pam Burskey Row Coach Jerry Yeckley. Jody Bradley. Matt Bradley. |eff latgrand. Brian Rairigh, Doug Krug. Dan Smith. Ivan Mulligan Second Row Kurt D'Andrea, |eff Roulch. Mike Behe, Ron (.egrand. Mike Slasko. Todd Cammarata. Rob Stoy. Mike Behe Sue Bearer Tina Fitzpatrick Vicki Bobby Ron Legrand 24 Straighten that arm! Timers: First Row: Michelle Burkhart. Lori Weakland. Second Row: Annette Burkhart, Laura Gray. Third Row: Laura Merriman. Julie Wilt. Michelle Weakland. 25 Swimming Beauties! Statisticians: First Row: Toni Baldacchino. Melissa Snyder. Second Row: Lori Burskey. Off to a flying start! Oh that beautiful Betsy! WINNING ON THE DIAMOND Despite losing seven of nine starters from last year’s team. Coach Bob Buck's baseball team remained competitive within the tough Tri-County League. Led by seniors Brian Kelly, a three year starter. Lyn Holtz, and Sean Noel, the team played aggressive Highlander baseball. The loss of many experienced ball players from the previous year’s team provided an opportunity for younger players like Chris Chemisky. Paul Dubyak, Nick Caretti, Kevin Lato, and Ary Bills to emerge. These younger players provided an intense enthusiasm and spirit of competition to the team. One of the highlights of the season again was the March 24-26 spring trip. On this trip the team played at Hagerstown. Md. and Hancock. Md.; plus, they played a double header under the lights at Berkley Springs. West Virginia. Through the years the Highlander baseball pro- gram has been great because each team followed the motto We don’t rebuild; we reload!’’ 26 GIRLS SOFTBALL — BIG HIT In the spring of 1987 softball made its debut at Cambria Heights. Despite this being the first season ever, the girls, with the coaching of Mr. Lee Stanek, played like veterans, finishing with an 11-6 record. The team even advanced to the second level of District VI playoffs. Because there were only two starting seniors — Shelly Miller and Mary Ann Shevock — on this inaugural team, the 1988 team returned as an experienced, talented group led by Jill Link, Leah Yeager, Janell McCann, Lu Cunningham, and Kirstie Lieb. In addition to the veterans, several underclassmen also contributed to the team’s success. Although only in its second year, the girl's softball team and Coach Stanek have already developed the foundation for an outstanding program. 27 A MODEL FOR GREATNESS Practice. Perseverance. Winning. These three words describe the 1988 Boys’ Track team. The team put together its seventh successful season in a row this year, continually outsprinting, and out-distancing their closest competitors in striving for victory. Even through the pain of injuries, the team members relentlessly pursued their opponents. Throughout the season, the key was teamwork, for only by working together was the team able to complete such a successful season. 29 PRACTICE, PERSEVERANCE, WINNING T n the spring of 1987 an incredible event occurred; the girls' track team lost a meet, breaking a string of five consecutive undefeated seasons. Coach Sandy Murphy’s girls look at this loss as an op- portunity to build another long winning streak. Of the seventy-two girls who went out for the team, twenty-three are returning letter winners, thus pro- viding a strong nucleus upon which to build an- other winning season. Through the years the girls track team ha been one of the most admired sport programs because it continually wins due to the girls hard work and dedication. Their continued success is a model for greatness. 30 SCORE BOARD Football CH 0 Bishop Guilfoyle 23 9 Bishop McCort 7 7 HnhnsiowuVo-tech 0 0 Hollidaysburg 24 10 Peun Cambria 0 27 I.igonier Valiev 14 32 Central Cambi ia Portage 20 40 18 7 Bishop Carroll 7 10 Northern Cambria 0 0 District Playoffs Tyrone mi _. 32 CH 17 17 17 37 19 29 43 42 27 29 KT mauglCJowiihip inont J n Bfrnll CdTiemaugl rstmoil Hishuj Central Cambria Richland “Somerset Marion Center Johnstown Vo-Tech Forest Hills Blairsville Northern (Cambria Ferndale Central Cambria Bishop Carroll Penn Cambria Forest Hills Conemaugh Valley Portage Northern Cambria I 'Tndale ( ntral Cambria Bishop Carroll Penn Cambria Fort st Hills Conemaugh Valley Portage Central Western Championship Richland Districts 32 Somerset Altoona High Vollrvhnll 5-1 Cambria Heights 15-15 15-1-9 10-15-15 2-1 15-15 9-10 15-15 3-3 15-15 11-7 15-15 13-12 15-15 2-15-0 15-11-15 1-9 15-15 7-2 15-15 7-3 15-15 6-3 15-15 3-3 15-15 8-3 15-16 4-14 15-15 2-0 15-15 9-17-15 15-15-10 13-5 15-15 8-16-2 15-14-15 Varsilv Wrestling CH Kichlaml llollidaysburg F'eindale nlntrsville North St M Punxsutaw l Penn Cambria ® Central Martinshurjj OPPONENT 34 Glendale 25 Chestnut Ridge 21 Kent rat Cambria 29 Cuiyvensville 27 Ton nstown Vo-Tech 30 Forest Hills 21 United 15 Mo-Valley Jjjock wit� . Marion tinder V 47 40 xy CH 53 45 46 57 40 69 71 50 56 70 59 40 50 61 56 52 57 54 641 59 56 Northern Cambria Penn Cambi ia Ligonier Bishop Carrol Central Cambria Johnstown Vo-Tech Forest Hills Central Cabibrinj Windber Westmont Somerset Richland Penn Cambria Ligonier Johnstown WTech Forest Hills Central Cambria t_2indljer siinont rset OPPONENT 44 33 FACULTY Being dedicated in the classroom, on the playing field, and in extracurricular activ- ities; caring for individual students; having out- standing academic preparation; devising new curriculums; taking pride in profession, the FACULTY helps to make CH GREAT. MEBBY CHDISTMA Mr. Barry Fox School Board Mr. Joseph Noel School Board Mr. Thomas Keefe School Board Mr. Wendell Routch School Board Mrs. Pat Kelly School Board Mr. Philip Shreyer School Board Mr. Alfred Lieb School Board Dr. Edwin Wagner School Board Mr. Denis Westrick School Board Dr. Russell DeFrahn Mr. Stephen Trobato School Superintendent High School Principal Ms. Patty Barnwell Secretary Mrs. Pat Buck Secretary Mrs. Gretta Cronauer Secretary Mr. Patrick Sheehan Business Manager Mr. Mike Babyak Para-Professional 36 Through the efforts of the teachers, administrators, and school board Cambria Heights continues to improve the educational experience of the students. First, new courses have been added to the curriculum. An Honors English class for juniors was created; these students will go on to advanced work as seniors next year. Also, Advanced Industrial Arts I became a new course. Computers, particularly for word processing, are being increasingly used. To help improve career planning and determine academic skills, the guidance department replaced the NEDT test with PACT-f for tenth grade students. Also, SAT test preparation was widely taught to juniors in order to help these students to do their best on the vital SAT. Then, in March a number of teachers attended a conference in New Jersey toprepare for instruction on Thinking Skills that will be added to the curriculum. Finally, students who formerly attended Portage Occupational EducationalSchool began attending classes at the high school. New activities have also been added. Mrs. Catherine Cannone-Makin created a Scholastic Quiz Team allowing the students an opportunity to compete academically with other schools. Miss Eileen Choby organized a trip to Mexico for i wenty foreign language students. Under the guidance of Mr. Bill Schirf, the student council became a very active organization. Also, a musical was produced for the first time in many years. f inally, the foreign exchange program continues to grow. This year three students — Supree Amornpimol (Bangkok, Thailand) Esther Alvarez Gonzalez (Barcelona. Spain), and Samara Martinez Gonzalez (Mexico) brought their culture and friendship to CH. In order to get insights from the teachers about the greatness of Cambria Heights, the Highlander asked the teachers to answer one of these questions: What is one of the greatest experiences you have had as a teacher? What do you think makes a “great” student? MICHAEL I CREMBI BIOLOGY. SCIENCE IV “Anytime I meet a former student who tells me that he appreciates all that our public school system has done for him to make him a responsible adult CHARLES SOLOMON ACADEMIC BI01.0CY. POOL DIRECTOR — EVE- NING SWIMMING “A number of years ago I took over a hundred Biology students to the E. P Bender coal mine in St. Boniface and in conjunction with the conservation district, we planted over 6000 young seedlings to reclaim land that had been strip-mined This was a good feeling and a very worthwhile project HARRY MURPHY HEALTH. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. FOOTBALL (Assistant). WRESTLING (HEAD COACH) “Teaching students of many fine parents I have had in the 60's and early 70V’ MRS DEBRA YABLINSKY HOME EC I. II. III. IV. FHA ADVISOR. HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR) “My best experiences have always been working with students in extracurricular activities I have watched many students mature and develop skills in leadership, public speaking, and self- confidence. WILUAM SCHIRF ENGLISH III. ADVISOR — QUILL AND SCROLL. HONOR SOCIETY. ADVISOR — STUDENT COUNCIL. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - SCHOOL MUSICAL “When Mr Wilkinson accidentally locked me in the faculty lavatory for one mod.' PAUL A BARAN ENGLISH IV. YEARBOOK ADVISOR. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT HEAD “All of the creative projects — the working guil- lotine. T V shows, skits, debates, demonstrations, short stories, poetry, and realistic exorcism — done by seniors in my classes throughout the years have been outstanding.” THOMAS LINK WORLD CULTURE. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Showing my students my personalized slides on The Creat Rift Valley in Africa. HIU. W MAIISHALL DRIVERS EDUCATION. TKANSI OR l A I ION CO- ORDINATOR AND HEAD TEACHER When graduates return to the area and «.onipli- meiil our staff for giving them a quality eduiatioo EILEEN CIIOHY SPANISH I. II S CULTURES I Having a |Mrent say that they trusted me to lake their child to Mexico DANIEL Hll%k() CHEM I AND ( HEM II. PROM ADVISOR Tear lung« henustry to elementary students during the summer I AMES M DUFFY U S. CULTURES II A great student goes beyond the classroom ma- terial. using it as a foundation for and relating it to his or her independent search for knowledge an- alyzing and assimilating it rather than simply learn- ing it WILLIAM GORMISH ENCMSH III - DRAMA. FORENSICS. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of my greatest experiences is seeing my stu- dents become successful SANDRA I. MURPHY PHYS. ED.. GIRLS BASKETBALL. GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD. SKI CLUB One who realizes the im|iortance of using his her full potential to obtain the best education possible Also one who is pleasant, enthusiastic, vivacious, has initiative, and who displays res| ect not only fur those of authority, but also his her own class mates and friends. DENNIS ANNA CONSUMER ECONOMICS. TYPING I. PERSONAL TYPING When a student realizes the phrase 'ludge not thy friend until thou slandest in his place' fOHN R ELIAS CONCERT BAND. STAGE BAND. INSTRUMEN- TAL MUSIC. MUSIC THEORY Parents who have 'great' concern for their stu- dent's education, teachers with 'great dedication and a student who demonstrates a 'great' deal of self-discipline while striving to do his her very best! mu in him PHYSICS. CIIKM II. SCIENCE IV. FACULTY SK I I | K N ( . IMMITTEK I )K NATH)NAI. 11 )N(IK SOCIETY great student in .. lli.il in working «l llit ir own full potential WILLIAM CRIIWELL ( OMI’ITKK IJTKKACY.COMPUTER PROGRAM MINI. ADVANCED COMPUTER PROCKAM- MINI; Ml All M MITRALI.COACUI, SKNIOK MAC A INK SALK ADVISOR. SKNIOK CLASS ADVISOR Onm lluil w.uils lu learn regardless of the amount of limr of rffocl involved ’ TIM ARNOLD ENGLISH II SKCRKTARY C A ureal teacher! I IK A MSCT ROBERT KONIOR air korck kotc EnlhuhMJNinr C. B PICKENS ENGLISH I AND II. CMKA BDILDINC RKP. Knowledge DAVID MEDAL BUSINESS LAW. SECRETARIAL OFFICE PRCKiK I)IJRES. OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND PROCE- DURES. CLERICAL TYPIN(; I. GENERAL BUSI- NESS. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN One who is cooperative and motivated and doesn’t ask to go to the l-AV! THOMAS HOYLE PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY. TKU-S A student who doesn't necessarily Ret outstanding grades, but one who |nils forth effort, as well as. one who is well diM iplined and well adapted M ALFRED LANTZY ACCOUNTING I. ACCOUNTING II A great student is one who is working to attain a goal which he has set up for himself EANNE L. MOZIN A U S. CULTURES I. WORLD CULTURES “A great student doesn’t necessarily have to be an’A’ student, but one who is pleasant, hard- working. cooperative, respectful, and a good sport. 39 OHN P. TIN NICK BUSINESS MATH. GENERAL BUSINESS. BUSI- NESS ECONOMICS. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVI- SOR On that has common sense. reaper I. and a great drive lodo their best in their chosen field of study. VIRGINIA CHYBOSKY GEOMETRY. GENERAL MATH II Good study habits; willinKnoss to work to achieve. a good listener. KATHERINE M CANNONE MAKIN SPANISH I. II. III. IV. SCHOLASTIC QUIZ COACH Cheerfulness, organization, promptness, honesty HICIIAIU) BISHOP GENERAL SCIENCE. PHYSICAL SCIENCE. SCI ENCE IV. KOOTBALI. (ASSISTANT). WRESTLING (ASSISTANT) An individual who strives to capture his or her potential goals PAT EASLV SHORTHAND I. II. STENO TYPING I. II. CLERK TYPING II. BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS. SENIOR CLASS CO ADVISOR Having the honor of working with the 'Class of '88' business students. EMMA CROWELL U S. CULTURES I. GENERAL MATH II. GENERAL MATH I. SADI) ADVISOR A great student is made of a desire to learn and the self-discipline to work when he'd rather play ANTHONY I SCHROYER IUNIOR ROTC. ASSISTANT CROSS COUNTRY COACH. |ROTC CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES A great desire to learn ” BRUCE DOUTY HEALTH EDUCATION. PHYSICAL EDUCATION- AL. BOYS TRACK COACH. BOYS CROSS COUN- TRY One who «res enough to do their best every day PAUL BLACKHAM ALGEBRA II. BASIC ALGEBRA. PLAID TALK AD- VISOR A great student is one who wants to learn, is willing to work hard, and who never comes up to me after being absent for a week and asks. ‘Did I miss anything'? DAVID CALDWELL ITINERANT MIX CATEGORY (MATH AND ENG- LISH) A student who work?i lo his her best potential. DOROTHY G(H)DEHHAM HN SCHOOL NURSE Honesty! GREG RICKETTS RESOURCE ROOM. (LEARNING DISABILITIES) Desire lo learn. KI.A NE SOLOMON GUIDANCE COUNSELOR A polite, pleasant individual interested in trying to pul forlh the best effort he she can academically, athletically, and socially. ELIZABETH WASILKO LIBRARY SCIENCE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY EROME L PETRUNYAK ALGEBRA I. GEOMETRY. MATHEMATICS PREP ARATION. COURSE FOR SAT El) GRESKO BASIC ALGEBRA. TRIGONOMETRY. COLLEGE ALGEBRA. CALCULUS. MAGAZINE SALES DENNIS PAWLIKOWSKI VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS. TECHNICAL DRAWING. POWER TECH. ASSISTANT FOOT- BALL COACH JAMES GETZ GUIDANCE COUNSELOR 41 CARYL BOWMAN CHORALE. MUSIC APPRECIATION. MUSICAL PLAY DIRECTOR WILLIAM ALBRIGHT MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION. SHOP DONNA DBPTO MATH. ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL ARTS. ATH ENGLISH IV. U S. CULTURES II LETIC TRAINER RICHARD STACKHOUSE DRIVERS EDUCATION FRED LA URITO DRIVER'S EDUCATION KAREN POWELL TELLS INSTRUCTOR MIKE FELLABAUM FOOD SERVICE MANAGER RUSSELL STILES STUDENT TEACHER. ENGLISH IV St. Francis College Cafeteria workers. Mrs. Getz and Mrs. Roulch Library Aids: Kirs! Row: Anne Farabaugh. Michelle Farabaugh. Tammy Kutruff, Jeanette Greiner, Cynthia Lubert. Anita Cronauer. Leah Yeager. Julie Wilt. Michelle Ashurst, Tish Mozina. Second Row: Ann Wealland. Dawn Stoy. Charlene KaBella. Shonna Gray. Carol Gaul. Lorrie Smego. Lynette Kline. Lisa Farabaugh. Brenda Lanzendorfer, Rose Warner. Third Row: Lori Weakland, Marcie Pardee. Mary Beth Pornpa. Cindy Weber. Sharon Fitzpatrick. Alicia Nihart, Ann Weiland. Connie Shrenkle, Dawn Lake. Fourth Row: Laura Gray. Linda Weakland. Shari Kowalski. Jenifer Buck. Pam Wentz. Donna Eckenrode. Cheryl Bertram. Tammy Kelley. Karen Cavallo. Helen Saltsgiver. Joan Fox. Cathy Henico. Darlene Nagle. Chris Stoltz. Cindy Lefebure. Student Assistants: First Row: Holly Thomas. Mara Zalisnock. Carleen Long, Christina Crook. Second Row: Susanne Lauer, Renae Mulraney, Marcie Pardee. Third Row: Brenda Keener. Denise Fogle. Sandra Yeckley. Christine Shaw. Fourth Row: Vic- toria Delso. Lori Sherry, Barb Nealen. Fifth Row: Karen Yeager. Cheryl Conterchick. Jenny Griener and Tammy Kutruff signing out books for Anita Kline and Mary Beth Pompa. 43 CLASSES Freshmen getting lost in the school; soph- omores struggling with chemistry, geom- etry, and other subjects; juniors planning the prom and afterglow; learning to drive; going on the first date; thinking about careers; growing up — freshmen, sophomores, and juniors have GREAT experiences. dUNIBRS 4f John Abrams Dawn Anderson |ude Anna Leonard Arolin Michelle Ashurst Tammy Babiak Carl Baker Sherri Baker Suzanne Baker Dina Baldacchino Brent Bassett Thomas Bearer Christine Bender Richard Bender Cheryl Bertram Daniel Bilko Randall Bills Tammi Bills Terrance Blake Todd Blake Wayne Bobby Amy Bortman Brent Bowman Benton Bradley Kelly Brooks Stacey Brown lacqueline Buck Leonard Buckman Lori Burkhart Ronald Burkhart Pamela Burskey Todd Cammarata Carl Cann Catherine Cann Nicholas Caretti Tracy Cence Angeline Chenoga Christopher Chemisky Brenda Conrad |ohn Cramer Anita Cronauer David Cunningham Charlene DaBella jerome Davis Thomas Davis Scott Della Valle 47 48 cJUNIQRS Mary Domalik Darren Dubyak Paul Dubyak Donna Dunegan Eneida Echevarria (ennifer Eckenrode (onny Eckenrode Charles Fabert Angela Farabaugh Floyd Farabaugh Joeph Farabaugh Patrick Farabaugh Paul Farabaugh Thomas Farabaugh David Fees Charles Ferrell Steven Fisher Linda Fogle Lisa Fox Nancy Gailey Carol Gaul Trade Gloss Laura Gray Shonna Gray George Greiner feanette Greiner Wayne Gwizdak Tammy Hanyok Alan Hessler Joseph Hitch Kurrin Hoover Sharon Hoover Tammy Hoover Greg Heuber Sharon Ulig Patricia Ivory Patrick Kelly Lori Kibler Bartholomew Kilraine Michael Kindal Lisa Kirsch Anita Kline Lynette Kline James Knarr Brian Knee Christine Koblosky Duane Kopera Brian Kosicki Brian Kovach Chris Kovach Sheri Kowalski John Krejnus Douglas Krug Matther Kuzar Dawn Lake Christopher Lamb Daniel Lamont Kevin Lato 49 JUNIORS 50 CLASS 0F 1389 51 JUNIORS 52 Conlance Shrenkle John Sigrist Brian Skupine Lorrie Smego Donald Smith Wendy Smith Robert Smithmyer Michael Stasko Rachel Stewart Susan Stiles Christina Stoltz Dawn Stoy Lori Taranto Joseph Thibodoux Douglas Thomas Gary Thomas Mary Thomas Maureen Thomas Todd Thomas Brenda Trinkley Ralph Van Ormer Edward Venesky Rosanne Varner WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR SENIOR YEAR? Jim Knarr: To become pre- pared for college and have fun while I’m doing it. Pam Wentz: A fun and yet fulfilling year! Connie Snrenkle: To be the first person in the history of CH to drink chemicals in Physics. Suzanne Baker: I expect to get my priorities straight and to find my true self. Janell McCann: I expect to be treated like an adult and not a child. I also expect to learn more about what life really has to offer. Suzann Lehmier: To make it through the year. Kevin Lato: Try to graduate! Donna Maslonik: Graduation (a lot of tears!) It’s going to be last everything. I.orrie Smego: Many great times with the senior class, and a lot of memories of them to be held forever. Dawn Stoy: To have many memorable times and to achieve good grades. Lori Taranto: I expect the memories of a lifetime and to make the best of what I have. Mary Domalik: Luck, harder classes, and continued happi- ness. Ann Weakland Jay Weakland Linda Weakland Lori Weakland Michael Weakland Ronald Weakland Cynthia Weber Michael Weber Ann Weiland Tammy Welchko Nancy Wensel Pamela Wentz Rebecca Westlake Regina Westlake Sandra White William Wholaver Paul Yacisin Kelley Yeager Mary Jo Zeanchock CLASS 0F 1989 53 S0P-H0M0RE5 Kelli Adams Susan Anna Leslie Baker Michelle Baker Nelson Baker Marialena Baldacchino Tisha Baum Lara Behrens Joy Bender Thomas Bender James Berish Matthew Bilko Leah Blair Maria Bogus Donna Boland Darlene Boring Jeffrey Bosar Jody Bradley Matt Bradley Jill Brown Lori Buck James Burkey Joseph Burkhart Shawn Burkhart SI De V Ror lannon Bush borah Byrne Gail Cann [elisa Caretti aid Charney Tracy Duclo Brian Duclos Dawn Durbin Scott Eagler Brian Eckenrod fames Cirdon Donald Christoff William Churella David Chverchko Jason Cicero Brenda Ciezobka Kurt D’Andrea Matthew Dillon William Dow Mary Dowey Jason Eckenrode Michael Eckenrode Scott Eckenrode Lisa Farabaugh Michelle Farabaugh Daniel Fogle Patrick Fogle Sandra Farabaugh Scott Farabaugh Andrea Fatula Vickie Fedorko John Fees Stephanie Fisanick Sharon Fitzpatrick EbflSS OF 1990 SHPHQMQRES 56 Cherie i Kenneth C Alb Kerrie ontanella abrielson ert Gailey Gallagher Brenda Graboski Mark Gray Kenae Griffith William Groza nick David Hauzie Gathy Henico David Hessler Mellissa Hey Craig Himmel Doug Hite Michael Holtz Paul Hoover Sandra Hoover Eric Huber Michelle Hyams Mary Inzana Jeanette Jarvis Jennifer Johnson Wayne Johnston Melissa Kane Robert Karlheim Denise Kelly Susan Kelly Susan Kim Christopher Kirsch Darrell Kirsch Michael Kline |ohn Koblosky Heather Kohan Renee Kress Kimberly Krise Brian Krug Brian Kruise lames Kutruff Richard Lake Brenda Lanzendorfer Paul Lauer Sharon Lechene Christopher Leiden Mary Beth Leone Melisa Lieb Dennis Link Sahnnon Link Brenda Little Patrick Little Julie Lobick Matthew loseph M Eugene Donald V Mangarella arana larkel atthew ELflSS 0F 199Q 57 SHPH0MQRE5 Brenda Barbara N Nancy N Susan Anthony IcCombie dcKernan IcMullen McNulty Mezzelo Bradley Miller Scott Miller Shannon Miller Kimberly Morgan Joseph Moyer Letitia Mozina Joseph Mulraney Patrick Nelen Tina Nemec Dale Nitti Donald Noel Sandra O’Leary Timothy O'Leary Joseph Onderko Brian Owens Gina Pardee Stepher Martina Parzatka Passanita 58 John Patrick Daniel Pellas Michael Penrod Michele Perry Robert Pierce Sean Plouse Michlle Polisky Daniel Pompa Mary Beth Pompa Richard Prevost Charles Pusateri David Rizzo Donna Rogal Catherine Rosensteel Scott Rudolph Sharon Rusnak lustine Saylor Edward Sclesky Kathryn Sclesky Sheri Selfridge Gerald Semelsberger Sandra Shero Deanna Sherry EbflSS BF 1830 SQPHQMQRES Ke Shor Carol rri Sholtis William tencarrier vn Shuma Elizabeth Simpson George Smego Michele Smilhbower Mark Smithmyer (Christopher Sral lennifer Stains lames Stevens Kerri Stossel Robert Stoy (Chris Strittmatter |ohn Strittmatter lennifer Sunseri Lee Taylor Clint Terza Rhonda Thomas Tammy Thomas Tina Thomas Harry Vargo Bernard Vermeulin (Cary Vermeulin WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO FRESHMEN JUST COMING TO THE HIGH SCHOOL? Brian Eckenrod: Take I he elevator! It’s faster! Renae Griffith: Treat upper- classmen with respect! Brenda Lanzendorfer: Don’t waste your money on an el- evator ticket; take the stairs. Dale Nitti: Flunk, stay in 8th grade. Tina Thomas: Be prepared for homework! Denise Williams: Don’t car- ry all of your books around with you. Ken Gabrielson: Hang in there, it gets easier. HA! HA! Matt Dillon: Enjoy school because it goes fast. Sandy Farabaugh: Don’t eat the school’s food. George Smego: Try to look like you know what you’re doing; it helps! Sandy Wojno: Study and work hard, do the best you can to make it through the next years at high school. Robert Stoy: I wouldn’t give them any; let them come out here and experience every- thing themselves! EbflSS OF 1890 Andrew Waugh ('lair Weakland )enele Weakland Linda Weakland Mic helle Weakland Stephanie Weakland |ohn W'eber Joseph Weber Lori Weber Tara Weber Raymond Wendekier Sally Westrick David Weymer Jennifer Weymer Sharon Whited Denise Williams Sandra Wojno Kim Yahner Tanya Yarko Heather Yeckley Paul Yeckley Michael Zalisnock 61 FRESHMEN Larr Leah Abe y Abrams l)ar )ennil in Adams er Adams Nanette Adams Shon Augustine Iason Baker Regina Baker Antoinette Baldacchino Sheri Jani Sher i Balzano ce Bearer ri Bender Heather Berish Nancy Bertram Jeffrey Beunier I Ric Krisl Brendan I? Stever ulie Bilko lard Bills ian Blake loomberg Bracken Tan Dusta Kri Davie Lor is Bricker n Burkey sta Burns 1 Burskey Burksey Kelly Campbell William Cann Karen Cavallo Keven Cavallo Patrick Cavanaugh Jennifer ( Cindy Co Scott Croi Erica Cro Rob Davii ihverchko unions lauer well Harold Deckard Mary Delso Justin Despoy John Donahue Rachel Dow Christopher Dowey Brian Drass Michelle Durbin Eric Kckenrode Michael Kckenrode Sc:otl Kckenrode Ronald Earnest Lisa Fabert Karen Foj Kristen G «le abrielson EL-RSS 0F 1391 63 FRESHMEN 64 Gregory Galinis Wendy Gill Dawn Gittings Amy (iloss Michael Glova Jill Gobert Michael Gobert Tammy Gray lennifer Gunther Jennifer Hale Shana Hite V Kev Joseph 1 Deb cki Hofer Leo Holtz n Hoover iumphrey ra Janosik Faith |anosik Nancy Karlheim Laurie Keefe Sean Keefe Tina Kelley Lori Kelly Jess ( a nth William Ki ica Kimla a Kinney rk pa trick Brian Kirsch Joanna Kirsch Tracy Kroh Stacy Kuhn Michael Lafferty Brett Lallemand Charles Lamb Brook Lampenfeld Monica Lansberry Lana Lawrence Jeffrey Legrand Paul Leonard Eric Lieb Craig Link George Lubert Eric Lydic Roxanne Markel Bernadette Marra Joseph Marra Joseph McCann Belinda McConnell Scott McConnell Scott McMullen Ann McNulty Jason McNulty 65 FRESHMEN 66 VVa Laura Dar He Mich de Merrill Merriman ran Miller rtdi Miller ael Miller Richard Miller Erie Mishler lanet Mitchell Kimberly Mitchell Robert Mitchell Brian Murphy Patrick Murphy Evelye Noll Albert O’Brien Michael O’Brien Julie Owens Richard Patrick Michael Platt Kathleen Plouse Kimberly Popson Paul Pottiger Jennifer Price Catherine Risso George Saltzgiver Michael Schenk Daun Sch Anthony lereth Sclesky Heidi Semelsberger Kelly Semelsberger Bethany Serafin Christy Seymour Dorothy Shank Margaret Shaw Janell Sherry Daniel Sherwood Veronica Sigrist Craig Smith Sharon Smithmyer Bunnie Snyder lack Snyder Melissa Snyder William Stasko |ohn Sunseri Gail Swab Jeanette Swarden Jennifer 5 john Thil Jeffrey T1 Stacy Tro Douglas iwarde xxioux lomas y argo GbflS5 0F 1991 67 FREStiMEN Brelt Jes. R, Luc Barbara ermeulin se Warner indy Wall :ie Waugh Weakiand Brian Daniel Veakland Weakiand Eugene Francis bVeakland vVeakland leramie Weakiand lames Weber Jennifer VV Carrie endekier Weslrick 68 WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE GREATEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL? Jennifer Adams: The outlook and at- titude people have about their future. Tony Sclesky: You have to actually stay awake all day now! Cindy Commons: The food, well pretty much so, anyway!! Lisa Fabert: More activities, more of everything. Brett Lallemond: Better subjects, bet- ter teachers, better school. Stacy Kuhn: You get to see more peo- ple and make new friends. Brian Murphy: You now go through a full day with no breaks. Lana Lawrence: More freedom in eve- rything you do. Ron Ernest: The way of changing classes ... the school itself. Lucie Waugh: You don't have to cross the street to get to the lunch room. Shane Waugh: You have to act a lot more mature, but keep your head up ... it’s easy! Francis Weakland: I didn’t go to the middle school, but I bet you this place is a lot better anyway!! EbflSS QF 1901 Jeffrey W Tina Will tolaver Laura Wo Mark Wo lanin odley Ix ri Yaci. David Ya tin nnitelli Nichole Zumovitch Mary .upon Pictures Unavailable for: Ann Fox Jenifer Smith 69 SENIORS Graduation; the class trip; choosing colleges, ser- vice, jobs; parties; unforgettable friendships and memories, pep rallies; late night study sessions and term paper deadlines; growing maturity, respect, responsibility, and freedom; being a SENIOR is .he GREATEST. CLASS WILL We Ihe members of Ihe 1‘W8 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, assets, and mementos to deserving underclassmen. C.reg Abel: To Arky Bills the ability to pick a girl; and to all underclass basketball players, another year of conditioning with coach. Perry Abrams: The gum collection from the urinals in Ihe boys' lav. to )im B. Kric Ager: To Tish Mo .ina. the ability to skip school and get away with it. Jeff Baker: To Beenie and Michelle Ihe agony and torture of one more year! Kegina Baker: I will Ihe gum in the fountains. Ihe mice in the vents, and the spots on the carpeting to my sister and her friends. William W Bassett: To Brent and Chuck the long ride to Vo-Tech. Susan M. Bearer. To the Majorettes: To Jenny the best Senior year anyone could possibly have, to Susann — the ability to stay calm before halftime, to lana — all the hot chocolate you can drink, and to Sally — confidence in yourself. Mike Behe: To Prick Inc. my list of combinations, to S I), the best of luck in his 5 years of high school. Michael Berish: To Jenny all mine and Bill's cut downs in lunch and Io | I) and R.W., my grades. taurie Bills: To Kenny, my ability to gel what you want when you want it. to Arky - my two front teeth, to Tammi a year's appointments with l)r Scholls, to Betsy — Ihe strength to make it without me and Suzy-Q. Darin Bobby: To S.B.. my locker. Vicki l.ynn Bobby: To dreg, the brains to make it through Trig, and Physics; happiness and a great senior year, to darol and Barb a great senior year and one last year of cheering. John K. Boland: All mycerls and clorels to Michele Farhaugh. Paul Francis Boslet: Todd Thomas, my gym locker. Ia nny Brown: |eff R.. Ron W.. Scott I).. Lenny A.. Stacey and |ill the torture of one more year. lenifer Lynn Buck: To Suzann my bass clarinet — she deserves it! d.K.. J.A., L.B.. K.d.. all the good limes in band, lad our memory live!!! Annette Marie Burkhart: To lx ri and Anita a great senior year: to Dee Dee my seat in chorus, to limniv my physics notes, to Jenny my wit. and to Raymond two more years of putting up with Mrs. B’s tactics. Ken Burkhart: All the commotion we raised on Ihe Vo-Tech bus and throwing of paper and money William I). Burns. My homework. lessica Burskey —To Marina. Stacy B.. Jill B.. dherie anything you guys want! To Brent the ability to be an airplane, but not fall out of the chair. Bug. the ability not to get squashed, and to my favorite brother my locker which he has already taken over. Pam Byrnes: To my favorite freshman lustin Despoy. 3 years to recover from the sunburn you got in lunch A l� esl of luck in running from you know who without me A Michelle's assistance . . .!! And to Deb 2 yrs. of running down to catch the bus and to Martina 2 more years of cheering football without me. Mary Ann dhurella: To Kurrin the ability to come to school for a complete week without missing a day or getting excused. Patti a nice man better than (Ireg at least. To my brother Wonder Boy good luck. I know that you're gonna miss me. Face it. Diane Chverchko: To S.B. all the great times at Vo-Tech. To N.B. all the lonely times without me. Melanie dolberg: To Rhonda all the success in the world, and to Tanya, lanell and everyone else have fun. Cheryl Conlorchick: I will to Mary |o Lori the ability to say NO. To Cindy a new laugh To lanise help to find Wilma Brent Bug a great Senior year. Mary Jo all the happiness your life can possible hold. Christina Crook: To Mike a great senior year like he made mine. To Betsy Ihe best in life; she deserves it. To lungle. the ability to grouch like me To Shaonnar 1st and only chair in band. Linda Cunningham: To Tammi — my will power to slay a byrd! To Angie the lies I of your singing career as 'Kllon'. To dude — te ability to never change your great body and hair. Bernadette Davis My back seat on bus 17 to |erry and my ability to have fun to Kiin; also all my books to Rob. Victoria Delso: To my sister my ability to talk on the phone all night long, and to Beanie, the best partying senior year possible. Nora Deplo: I will school to whoever wants it. Katherine Dram hak To M.P. 2 more peaceful years of school withou L.W and me. |ason Dunlap — To lungle. I leave the control of the Drummers. Marv K kenrod lo my brother, my common sense A mav vou haven much full as I've had in high sc hool ' I Jill kenn Cahiielson I vs mini les Sr I he t harm it lakes In gel a girlfriend TO ihe fnrmK I behind — happiness fit a wonderful senior year. Donna he kenrode To Patti, Ihe ba« k seal and a great senior year Mi brother Sootl, the best he an make with I WO more years And In C K . | A L.B.. and C.C.. the good limes in Band. lemnter la kenrn.ie I n R U the will to be able In pnl up with an..ll„ year in the ( ar [ nl with TUCK and I I I n I k Ihe will In pnl with a freshman next year when they get my locker. To my brother. lh« will to live up your last 2 years of high school John Elina — A niece of the infamous and priceless Christmas Inwel i, anybody who didn't get any yet. Anne l arahaiigh To 1’alrn k (I arlis) a falmlnus senior sear A mv Ph si, | not el mm) k. To Michelle, a rosary A my restful night at the drive in |, Donna, my ability lo pass any test with flying colors. Mark Karabaugh To ) «• nv wise lodgement andtharm with thegou To Kurrin. all the | arties and happiness lennifer Ferre nee To all of Ihe trombones, a great lime in hand practices (you can slick it outk To Kathy. Bunnie. Heidi, and everyone else. Ihe best limes you can possibly have throughout high school. Tina Fitzpatrick I will to my sister. Sharon, all the fun that I've had through out the years. Denise Fogle To P I and K.H.. swimming in Cvm. and a great senior year; To D.F.. and I).II.. two more years at this FUN school. Joan Fox I leave to ('.ail, Catherine. Shelly. Kim and Mark. The best of luck! Kent Cates I will to all juniors. Mrs. Depto's killer Knglish class. Andy Goto) ro Cindy k my most mam laugh vote her senior year a mv lo ker; To kristv C .ill Ihe fun she «.in have in Ihe remainder of her high school years. I Jwn (.illmgs l o Kim I.mh. lo see “The GvUm h who stole X mas every yaar. my amWlionM in achook To my sis. my nradas and lha nickname ‘Dorkhead ; To |.C., the chapter 15 Physics lest stolen from me. Michelle (dova — To Carol Gael, Ihe luc ky SKNIOR penny. To l ittle Michael all of the joys that your high school years have to offer. Fslher Con .alez — Patience Samara Conzalez — Cood Luck! everybody. Jim (.ray My football spikes to any unden l.issman that's unfortunate enough to be kicker next year. Brian Cresco — To John, a brain so they don’t call him stupid” anymore. To all underclassmen, more work than they can possibly handle Tracy Criffilh — I will to Renae. my brains; To Melissa K . two more great yrs.; and to my little sister. Melissa, four fun years of high school. Sandra Hambley — To Todd C.. I wish a final year of memories without me and the ability to learn the entire selec turn To Amy B . Kelly V . Ion I Marv I) h nnv | . Sharon K another year of (lathy the oar h I iltje ( Ute Mk had I hope you find a hot date that will make you smile . Id my sisters Angel Lewann. them memorable years of high school. Patrice Hancher: To all the luniors. a great senior year. Bill Harris: I will my will. lennifer Have is.ik I will to Cathy R. Bunny S A kirn M mv favorite Freni h book A mav Ihe next years of French lie exi ilmg for all To Ptltjl I Tammy Bahyak my treasured gym suit. Leanne llertzog I will to C D one great senior year, and my lex ker in S lames Hi ks Id Fthel. my gym WIORptr Iollee lum. to MM.. my alnlilx k constantly have fun. Lyn Holtz: All the good limes I had in high school. Sally Holtz: I will to my brother lam 3 more years of fun. and my cousin Nancy. Darlene and lairry a great senior year. Barbara Hoover I o l.ori k my instrumental ability and a great senior year and to my little sister Jan. have fun when you get out here!! Ken Hoover. To B k my Ixxiks and loac hers and plat e in the lum h line krislin Hoover I o I odd .i great senior year, to Verone a S my prayers an with you for the next 3 years you have to spend in this place Heather Ivory: To Brad. I will my sunshine Punch A apple. 72 lessica lames: I will lo I.ori Weakland ihe back seal on Ihe bus ami lo Samly Susie, ami Andy Waugh a great senior year jusl like I bad I'll miss you guys! lirrmia keener: Ron ail my pens, and lo tari when to say NO. (Una a great senior year Tammy Kelley: I will to Tina K. Ihe patience to pul up with Ihe tea hers the rest of her high school years To Mel S. Ihe ability to slay faithful lo Ron once he leaves. To Heanie Ihe hack seat on bus 24. Brian Kelly: To I .ori 3 more years of high school. To M.| all Ihe hoi women he i4in handle. To Nick my great arm. Paula Kirkpatrick: To Rabbit my hideous laughing. Fat Ihe dreaded claw” To Tom a super great senior year Adam Kirsch: I will my camo pants to |.. to use iit good reuse. Chris Kohan: Physics and Knglish Kenny Krise: To Sharon Smithmyer my locker and to my sister Kim. all the good times high school has to offer. Itryan Kurtz: To Marina all the |iarties that I'll never gel lo go lo!! Tammy Kutruff: To Toni tin back seal loaway football games, good luck with your next 3 years To l.isa mv seal in homeroom; may you gel marked absent while actually in it as often as I did. Dan Kuzar: To Ihe underclassmen Mrs. l)epto. Dave tansberry: All my sleep Teresa lamsberry: I will to my young sisler Monica all Ihe homework I had to do. Tim lamsberry: To my younger sister I will all Ihe homework lhal I have done and even Ihe ones I didn't. luck your senior year Robert Maher To Nick C : my ability lo be a brown nose. To dreg H : my (offhanded hook: To my sisler have a fun lime at Ihe high school. Dawn Marshall I will all my old uolefatoks lo my sisler Michelle (and all my grades loo). Kenneth McCoy I will lo Ihe |r. Techers. one of my three seals on Ihe Tech bus: To my sweetheart. Tanya, all Ihe luck in Ihe world Doh McMullen All Ihe fun rides to and from Tech. lames McNulty — I will to my brother |ason: all my fun senior classes (Physics. Trig . Knglish). also. I will lo Kevin tato. another year of making weight for wrestling. Sean Miller — To Mona: all Ihe foolhall pranks he can handle; To Suds: Ihe ability lo laugh forever. Tammy Miller To all Ihe rifles who have lo put up with Band next year. To Bren. Ihe great feeling of faring a senior. Sherry Morgan — To Beanie all ihe partying she can handle. To all Ihe cheerleaders lots of Fun! To Carol Caul a great senior year. Melissa tauise Mortensen — To my brother Jason the ability lo parly it up during your high school years. To my cousin tame. all Ihe men you can possibly handle Renan l.ynn Mulraney I will lo my brother |oe. my alarm clock and my hack seal on Ihe bus. To Kzmo. two more years. To Tanya Y . the ability to cope with Kenny's had moods To Ihe new seniors Ihe ability to rule as all seniors should and lo Cary V . The ability to make it through the rest of high school without any suspensions. I .ori Myers To Bug. my hack seal on Ihe tech bus. lo l.isa f.. all my long lx ring classes and lo all Ihe other underclassmen, my locker and my hooks. Clem tanzendorfer: Nothing Susanne lamer To my deafest Betsy lhal you may always have Ihe ability lo keep ihe Faith; To Jungle, my materialistic, lifestyle: To Beanie. Ihe anility lo gel in trouble ami nol gel caught. To Paul, my brother, to learn to lake chances and go for everything; To my fellow tenors. tari jenny, may you never let the tenor squad keep from getting into trouble Cindy Jo tafebure — To Suzann I... my hair; To Tisher. more wind lo play Ihe Berry.” ami to Mr Boyle, to find another (airly just like me! Ron l.egrand — To my brother. Ihe l� esl of luck lo make il through high school in 4 years and my swimming ability. To M.S.. my love forever. To Ihe 1988-811 swim learn a successful year Tom tatso — To Juslin Despoy. Iroul. Purina Iruul chow, frozen waffles; To Dan Bilko. Brown n’ Serve, and all the food in the campground in Host's cooler.; To R.V.O.. arms Christina |oy Nagle — To my little sister. Cherie. I will all the great limes and advantages of lieing a senior, lots of luck and the brains lo slay out of trouble!!! To Ralph, my little brother. I will great limes for the next 6 years, the patience lo study hard ami lo he Ihe best football player (..H. has ever seen! To Ihe cheerleaders, have Fun! Jenny and Mary keep Ihe interesting conversations going on away buses! Donna Marie Nagle To Darlene and Larry the best senior year possible, lo Barb. Ihe patience lo make it thru high school, lo |enny W.. all the wild parlies you can handle. Melissa Beth Nagle — Pally. Linda. Mary — Ihe back seals of Ihe K B. bus: Cindy k and lenny W (’.real Band practices and concerts: Dawn Durbin — my band shoes, my horn and everything that goes with it Be Cood! and to Tammy B. — one more trip to Glendale. Barbara K. Nealen — To C.K. Ihe honor and thrill of being a senior, and all of our favorite party spots when I leave stale. Kirslie l.ieb — To J.G.. a year supply of Slrawlierry Kisses; C. Gaul, my bad memory and all Ihe happiness in tne world; Kim. an Orange Cooler and a great senior year; To Newt, my sister, may you have as many good limes ami great friends as I had.; Brian M.. I wish all Ihe success in fmilhall and wrestling., lenny. the ability to pul up wilh Pic.; Krista. Ihe great limes in cheerleading. Jill Link — To Tammi; my great voice, my great looks, and most of all. the best senior year ever; To Angie: best of fuck in your singing career as Elton; To Dude: Ihe ability to never change your great body and hair; lo Dirk my messy room next year and a areal senior year; To Janell: another great year in softball wilh The Babe; To Todd: Ihe best senior year ever; To Tish: lots of luck in the next 2 years. Dan Lillie — To my brother. Pal: my class rank and 2 more years; My wrestling captain position lo Kevin tato; To anyone who will listen. I wdl Mall Link's and Andy Celsy's tall tales al lunch; To Brian Murphy: 3 more years of wrestling practices wilh your father; To all incoming freshmen. Ihe best of luck at CM. Mall Link — To my brother. Stuart.: I will 4 years of hectic pandemonium al the high school: To | I) my back seal on the bus and all the trips to the office lhal come wilh it; To D.L.: I will my body before and after it is cold and dead. Car loon tang To Betsy: Ihe grace and charm you have always had; To Jungle: my beautiful looks!; To Jeff Roach: my l x:ker ami lo find a great life ahead of you. which you really deserve, and to Susanne. Ihe ability to pul up with Life.” George tawmaster — I will the most abusive partying to everyone who likes lo parly. Cynthia Lubert — To Jenny G.; I will a rejection-less senior year; To Carolyn S all the men she can handle; And to my brother, more room al his locker in B. Joe Lubert — To Mary Domalic: my luck penny; To Dave Messier: my seat on Ihe bus. Christina Magoulick — To Kristy: my hand warmers; To Bill: his saw (please keep il out of my car): To Rachel: my big mouth; To Darlene: lots of Sean Noel — Binoculars to read Physics notes, to leannette Three more years of fun in high school. Kathleen O'taary — To J.H. Ihe Wompa. B.C. my rifle. D.S. to do a double, lo V F Ihe lizard face, and lo my sisler 4 more years. Marcie Pardee — To Fuji his own locker, taura and Dan my back seal on the bus. M IL 2 more yrs. on bus 27. D.R. 2 more years al school and all Ihe wild men she can handle Beanie all those parties in Hastings, keep on Rminin'!! Shelli all Ihe cigarettes she can smoke and all parties in Hastings wilh Beanie and K.H. his Fifth. Carolyn Pellas — To Jackie and Jenni; I will the good saber when your lime comes - you both deserve it; To Suzann: may you finally learn about whal lime it is; To Wendy: my ability to somehow gel out of every studyhall; To Alan: my piano playing skills; To Stupid: a new nickname; To Doug a practice jersey. Kris Phillips — To Alan H.: my personalized Don Mattingly hals; To Amy: my ability lo play Ihe net; To Don R a one year supply of Brown-N-Serve Jeff Polisky — The torment and agony of another year. Michael Prevost — To all the underclassmen, anything they want lhal Ihe school has lo offer. Randy Reber — I. Reeh. Being of silent mind hereby will Ihe following: To Bill I) my combination Tint; To Ihe Hastings gang my gift to prick people; To Ann W : my height, so you can see in your locker. Sharren Rieg — I will to K.G.: all my bad habits, and to be a successful and as happy as I am right now. Rhonda Rieger — To Anita C.: one more year of bloody band; To Kim L: just the fact that you have one more year, (you'll live) Bernard Risbon — All the homework I missed, and to Jimmy, a great senior year, bus 26 — Ron — our bus driver. William Rusnak - To Dan Pellas: a tattle of rug shampoo and a rug scrubber. 73 Rich Rito — luniors: Physics with Mr. Bern. Bob Schirf — To Darin Dubyak: ail my late night workouts. l.arry Saltzgiver — I will Chris a can of snuff. Rich Sclesky — To Eddie: Mr. Marshall's morning announcement. Judith Scott — To Anita: the ability to put up with Sally; To Suzv: my “tremendous ability to play the sax; To Tammy and Brenda: best of luck in your remaining years. Brenda Semelsberger — To Dog and Boy: Monday morning hangovers and two more years of what I had to go through. Jennifer Serafin — To J.G. and L.K.: two real “hip and up-n-comin dudes with the two R's; To Pam and Dreama: the ability to carry on the mellophone tradition; To L. Kibler: the patience to last one more year. Donald Shank — To Dorothy Shank: my teachers. Karen Shank — I will to my sister R.S.: four years of high school; To D.S.: cold mornings walking to the bus stop, getting up early and the back seat on Bus 4. Patricia Shank — To Carol Gaul: my band uniform and a great senior year; To Mike Penrod: best of luck in school and all the fun times at work; To Alan Hessler: a portable frig for in his locker to keep his stomach satisfied during the day and to graduate with honors. Christine Shaw — 1 will to my sister. Maggot, a very special place in the office and my excellent grades.; To Sharon F.. the best junior and senior years.; To Tina K.. survival without Tony. Becky Lou Shero: To Cheryl, the ability to put up with Bart for one more year; to Bart all the donuts you can eat; to Tammy. 3 more years of this living ?•!� make fun of it; and to Maggot, my great capacity for French; And to anyone I missed, some memorable high school years. Deborah Sue Sherry: To Janeil I will a clay bowl” and the magic shoe box as harmful as they may be; to Dee Dee 2 more years of riding the bus and the happiest senior year possible; to Brenda one more year of Donna’s sins of the flesh. Lori Sherry: I will to B.S. my locker with all my books and a very well used book bag. Bob Sherry: To make them feel miserable. Gary Shortencarrier To Bill all my lookers. To all the Juniors, a year of suffering in Physics. Christine Shuma: To my sister Carolyn. I will my tire pump; To Dina Jo one terrific senior year and to Jenny G. all those wild ana crazy games and dances. William Shutty: I will to Scott. Bob. and Dave, the ability to get in to trouble. Tammy Simmons: I will to C.C. all the boring study halls and classes. Victor Snyder: To my sister 3 more years in this place. To G.T. my seat on the Vo-Tech bus and “Charlie ; To K.B. — G.T. to give “wet willies too; to J.R. ROTC Class with A.N., H.S., and A.K.; to everyone else — CH pep rallies and assemblies. Brian Springer: Smiley's food. Shawn Stoltz: A pick of any school book they want. Marty Storm: All of my homework. Leslie Strittmatter: To my brother Brian, four great years and to all of my friends who I'm leaving behind — fond memories and another great year. Tony Toranto: The high school. Jacqueline M. Taylor: To Lee 2 more years; to Marina. Stacy, and Cherie a lav of your own; and to Sherry H. a one way ticket to the Orient. Amy Terza: I will to Nick C. the ability to be punctual. I also will my loving brother the little yellow Toyota. Darin Thomas: To Nick C. my haircut. Holly Thomas: To my sister Beanie (Maurine) the ability to prove her loyalty to the Crue and make it to at least one concert; Jill B. the ability to dress like I used to; Scott M. to keep on driving a fast car and stay cute; Mike B. a coat for Jason’s; Alan H. keep the candle burning; Frankie to try to survive life with Vicki for just a little longer; Scott M. another pack of cigarettes. Lorrie Urban: To Carol. Jenny and Barb one more year of cheerleading and a great senior year; To Beanie the ability to control the idiots on bus 24 Cathy Venesky: I would like to will all my good times to Ed. Paul. Sue. Sandy in hoping their years of school, that they had fun like I did Sandra Verdavoir: To Scott the ability to stay out of trouble; to Jenny the ability and patience to be a great leader; To Lana a huge pair of tights and a long uniform; to Sally the ability to listen and rememtjer and to Beanie and Lori the back seat of bus 24 and the vocal chords to keep the freshmen in line. Kimberly Watt: I will to the underclassmen boring study halls and my little brother Randy 3 more long boring years at C.H. Paul Waugh: To Andy my alarm clock that wakes me up every day. Jeff Weakland: To my brother Jay all the good times I had at Vo-Tech. l.oretta Weber I will to every underclassman the best of life and to all my closet friends all the great times. Also all the future lechers the great times I had. Lynda Weber: To Joe and Rich my ability to BS my way out of trouble; To the following lechers that they be treated as a person — not as a title. Rob Weiland: To anyone who wants it. Calculus. Marianne Wentz: I will to Sandy and Shelly a few more years of good times at C.H. Jonetta Wf ‘over: To all the Stoners especially Termite all the parties they can handle without getting busted; To Termite my seat in the back of the bus 4 All underclassmen — phys. ed. class (I pity you freshmen). Jim Weymer: My pencil which is broken into four pieces. Jim Whiteford: I will Dave Mulhollen to Tracy Mitchell. Dan Wilkie: A speedy graduation to evervone. Michele Willett. To Kelli many more fun vollevball games and chorale concerts; To Doug my locker in S.” Physics labs and your very own Alfred Hitchcock film; To my sister and the many friends the fun times high school can bring you. Ken Williams: My knowledge to Denise Williams. Julie Wilt: To Ann the best senior year ever; to Mike and Michelle just one more year with the B.M.B.; To Pam my physics notes and labs. Christine Wojno: I will Brian 2 more years at Cambria Heights (but not too much fun) and to Jenele and Sandy my grades. Eric Yahner: To Michael Holtz, my job at the auditorium light board; may it get you out of as many classes as it did for me Karen Yeager. To Michelle the continuing rule over our back seat; to everyone else what ever they want especially lots of luck in their re- maining school days. l-eah Yeager: To Janeil. Brenda. Betsy, and Mike I will those luscious doughnuts also to Janeil and Brenda the magic shoe box ; To the trombones, my outstanding playing ability and to Dee Dee and Crissy little bunny Fu Fu and the Docks. Hugh Yeckley: To T. D. my sense of humor and smarts. .Sandra Yeckley: I will to Cheryl B. all of the hard English classes and FHA sales for next year. Dorothy, have fun in the next three years. Shawn Yeckley: To Stephanie the best Junior and Senior year possible without me being there to keep her in line; To Betsy my phys. ed. clothes; To Michelle my cool walk that she envies; To Heather I will the Yeckley attitude, to handle all of the problems that she may be faced with; finally to Gina and Kerrie my clothes that they love so much. And to Beanie the ability to party without throwing up. Roxanne Yencho: To Stacey. Cherie and Jill to be able to make it through the rest of high school without me. Mara Zalisnock: To Mike. Marina. Dave. Scott. Shon and Gary all the rtying you can handle and the torture you have left in High School; ike Z. my room and all its accessories, my back seat on the bus and to be able to live with you know who! Marina. Stacey, and Cherie to get a lav of your own before you graduate. Sharon Zaliznock: I will the last stall in the lav to all the Seniors for next year and My back seat on the tech bus to Partying Vo-Techers. 74 GREAT HONORS NKDT Awards: 1st Row: Anne Farabaugh. Tammy Kutruff. ( ,in� lvn Pellas. Leslie Strittmatter 2nd Row: Kristen Hoo- ver. Heather Ivory, till Unk 3rd Row: Michelle Willett. .Sean Noel Hob Schirf, Gina Baker 4th Row: Lyn Holtz, lames Hicks. Dean Gittings. Dan Utile. Eric Yahner Senior Glass Officers: Sitting; Heather Ivory, fill Link. Standing. Bryan Kurz. Dean Gittings NHS Officers: Sitting Michelle Willett. Anne Farabaugh. Stand- ing Heather Ivory. Jennifer Serafin. Ouill and Scroll Officers: Gina Baker. Carolyn Pellas. Cynthia Lubert. Leslie Strittmatter. National Honor Society: 1st Row Carolyn Pellas. Cynthia Lubert. Christy Nagle, fennifer Serafin. Leah Yeager. Patty Shank. Donna Nable. Mrs Elizabeth Wasilko. 2nd Row. Kristen Hoover. Christine Shuma. Leslie Strittmatter 3rd Row: Jill Link. Michelle Willett. Barb Hoover. Cindy Jo (.efebure. Sean Noel. Dan Little 4th Row: Lynn Holtz. Eric Yahner. Gina Baker. Heatner Ivory. Anne Farabaugh. Bob Schirff. Rob Maher. Rob Weiland. Student Council Officers: Sitting Lisa Fox. Bryan Kurtz. Stand- ing John Stritmatter. Brian Murphy. S holastic Quiz Team: Sitting: Cynthia Weber. Heather Ivory. Connie Shrenkle. Helen Saltsgiver. Barb McKernon. Standing Ms. Katherine Cannone-Makin. Dan l ittle. Bob Smithmyer. Pat Little. Dave Rizzo. Jim Knarr. Rensselaer Award for Math and Science, Bausch and U)mb Award for Math and Science: Dawn Mar- shall 75 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS Greg Abed — Getting pulled over for speeding while Andy Getsy was in the police car: getting written up for nis ticket; going to homecoming with Jessica Uurskey. Perry Abrams — Trying to write my most memorable experience down. Kric Ager — Bently (Ken Hoover) showing affection for L.W. (Loretta Weber) on the vo-tech bus. Supree Amornpimol — dance marathon, pizza party and toilet papering with Leah Yeager. Jeff Baker — vandalizing NC’s turf 2 years in a row with friends. Mark Baker — When Bryan Kurtz hit Mr. Gormish in the back of the head with a rubherband. Regina Baker — The elephant man at Burger King; Blinky and the butt races; rubbering cad’s locker; the quest for the pink cow; down the up escalator; and bathing suits gone with the wind, getting caugnl toilet papering in Carrolltown. William W. Bassett — When Bryan Kurtz hit Mr. Gormish in the head with a rubber band, then we went to war. Susan M Bearer — The conspiracy in the library with Kris and Leah, being chosen for Homecoming, my first football game as a majorette. Mike Behe — My 60 yard TD run my sophomore year, an early summer morning hunt for Gresh. Michael Berish — The time Mr. Boyle caught me putting in a chew. I urie Bills — Long rainy nights in the Cordoba; the night at Betsy’s after the N.C. game; and three featherless bird baths, nature valley; teethbusters and new attitudes. Vicki Lynn Bobby — Mac’s party, all the times I spent with a very special friend Craig C. Goobers”, being trampled by the football team. )ohn E. Boland — Graduation. Lenny Brown — All the times with the cops. Algebra II. last year’s seniors. Beans on the ceiling, and the cookies in Algebra. jennifer Lynn Buck — The Big splash with Donna and Cindy; after V.F.W. with D.E. and J.D. and R.S., KRAZ ” times with Emonbrail. Annette Marie Burkhart — The excursion to Glendale with R.R. and M.N.; the excursion in the woods with L.Y. and J.F.; Anne explaining Chem 2 to Donna N.; Julie’s flying pizza, and our unguided missies ; I.eah’s car surfing. Ken Burkhart — The time Ken Hoover got caught for indecent exposure. Williams I). Burns — Going out with friends on the weekends. Jessica Burskey — Summer of 83 . my adventure to Strong- stown with Jac, all the great times with Mac, Homecoming witn Greg, the time when Brent fell out of his seat in studyhall, all the reat times back at Steph’s. see Bon Jovi in concert, my 16th b- ay party. Pam Byrne — 6 in the morning and cheering on the roof’, Tiddybowl I.” Mary Ann Churella — All the crazy times with Brian, Greg and friends. Bursky Balls. Summer of '83. February 7. 1987, the night Kurrin and Tom went out with me and Mike and all the mo- ments I’ve spent with him. My small party. But most of all my friendship with Craig and Standard. Diane Chverchko — The time S.B. cut all my hair off at Vo-tech. Melanie Lynn Colberg — January 28. 1987 and also a certain basketball game on January 3, 1986. Cheryl Contorchick — Ocean City 87. all the great times with Marv Jo. Beckv and Cindy. Mary Jo’s alien encounters. Pumkins fly killing. Mary Jo’s and my junior bus ride with Calvin. Brenda's driving experience. Christina Crook — Ixx:ker room explorations with Lori White and Carleen Long Halloween night 1987 at the Ranch. Linda Cunningham — Winning states my sophomore year; the night at the court; shug night; a 2:00 a.m. rendezvous with Ranger Rick; our 3 featherless byrd baths; states with Jill. Bernadetta M. Davis — All the fun times at Vo-tech in 10th grade with B.B., D.L., T.L., and B.S. Victoria Del so — Kingpin as iny doctor, pedro’s ladder. Karen’s encounter with Gonzo! Dead man’s curve. Holly’s fly killing Home-ec. Eating goldfish Many times with Holly; Jen’s fall at 76 Craig's party, and all the special times I’ve spent with Brian. Nora Katherine Depto — In 9th grade when my friends stole my crutches they hopped around A pod. before nomerooms. Katherine Dranchak — When L.W. broke the Lav Key. Jason Dunlap — Getting a new car for the prom. Mary Eckenrod — all the wonderful moments I was able to spend with a very special friend of mine, Craig G.. MAC’S party, getting busted at the campground and Goobers and the night with C.N. our Women Power , our great trip to Washington with the sleepy heads. Donna Marie Eckenrode — the night D.F. and I did a fishtail-spin around on top of Clark Hill. The Big Splash with C.L. and J.B. Emonbrail. Tne Cookie Caper prom night with J.B., B.L., C.L.. B.L., and C.S. Jennifer M. Eckenrode — the time my sophomore year when we were marching at a home game and when we got there I realized I forgot my hat and I had to march halftime without it. John Jay Elias — LA BAM BA!!!!! Anne Lise Farabaugh — the day I finally got my brace off. the Spoani incident sophomore year, and the day I washed my nylons out in Mrs. Bowman’s homeroom. Mark Farabaugh — the day K.C., A.G., and I wrecked on the way to the dance and having to explain it to his parents. The day in lunch when the table fell down. Jennifer Ferrence — When L.Y., A.B.. and I got chased by the shooting madman, when J.H. put cover stick on his lips. Tina Fitzpatrick — Homecoming night, my entire sophomore year with Mara Z and Patti S. Denise Fogle — Help me Help me!! The I’m available sign, DE and I fishtailing and spinning around on top of Clark Hill among all our other interesting rides home from yearbook meetings. Kent Gates — the time C.N., C.N.. J.M., G.A.. S.R., and I went riding around out at Glendale. Andy Getsy — Prom of 87 when Greg A. and 1 got speeding tickets from Sgt. Colondo at the same time, (smoking it up after the N.C. game) Dean (Sittings — the night we tied J.H. to a bed in his underwear, painted him in camouflage, stained his knees with Kool Aid. and left hime there overnight. Michelle Glova — the night when Leah Yeager. Christine Sousa and I had to take Jennifer Eckenrode to the hospital. Mine and Michele Willet's tiger experience. Esther Alverec Gonzalez — lunch time, listening to the school band, typing class, laughing time. Samara Martinez Gonzalez — Every day the bell at 3:15 p.m. Jim Gray — The time I bounced my head off the gym floor in Phys-ed. I don’t remember it but a lot of other people do. Brian Gresco — My experience behind the school one long night, making people pass out in chorale. Tracy Griffith — All three Bon Jovi concerts (the night at the Hilton July 18) June 11. 1986 87, New Year's Eve, and April 6 when I met a certain someone. Sandra Hambley — A very long excursion to UPJ w Michele. The time I hit Jamie with my purse and then being told he had a concussion. The experience Lori C. and I shared together at the bar. The night Sue f,lost it on my sweater. Patrice Hanchar — the time R.M., J.M.. S.H. I couldn’t get water to boil for half hour. Bill Harris — Tech bus, lunch tray of the trophy case. Jennifer Havcisak — Cruisin with the flarb in the haywagon, Vicki Holly’s wedding night January 5. 1985. Leanne Hertzog — Our speech on bus 9, and the day Karen I wore clown outfits to school. James Hicks — Being banished from Glendale. Summer of 87 , Dropping Lubert’s pants in front of Mrs. Murphy. Getting tied to Lyn Holtz — 34 cross in football during Gentral Cambria football game. Sally Holtz — Mr. Arnold’s English II class with Sue. and Cindy. Tony and Ken. Barbara Hoover — April 12. 1987. rolling Rolaids into the com- mons during Algebra with CJL. phys-ed with Po. Ken Hoover —- The day L.W. and M.C. fought on the bus. Kristin Hoover — Lunch mods, when Denise’s mother hung the I’m available” sign on her back, being in Mr. Boyle’s homeroom. Heather Ivory — Teaching Mr. Murphy how to swim; “Precision swimming” with C.L. Jessica fames — The day C.V. and I took B.N.’s car and it broke down. Brenda Keener — Marrying Ellie Phint and Cheryl thinking her life was over because of my driving on Riley’s Road. Tammy Kelley — The day we played “strip” poker. My en- - ounler junior year. The day I sprained my tnumb playing volleyball my junior year in Phys.Ed. Chris M’s going away party. Brian Kelly — First meeting of the Breakfast Club. Nov. 12,1987. First date at St. Joe’s. Paula Kirkpatrick — Lunch conversations with Kristin Denise our Freshman and Sophomore years. Adam Kirsch — The bust at the Ranch and then some! Chris Kohan — Computers with Dan Noel Ken Krise — My 17th birthday when M.L., A.K., J.A., T.B.. and I went to Holiday Bowl in Altoona. Bryan Kurtz — Skipping school with Shawn. Jim Dave. Tammy Kutruff —- The away NC game Sophomore year when the NC guys forgot to shut their locker room door. Annie's spoon incident in lunch. The plaid conversations about J.E. with Jen- nifer. Eric, and Missy. The school play Sophomore year and most of all the cast party — March 21. 1986. Daniel Kuzar — Being called to the office for hitting a lady with a dime while coming back from Vo-Tech. David I nsberry — Getting choked by Mr. Boyle in Cultures Class. Tim Lansberry — Weekends with friends. Susanne Lauer — The trip to Salem, when we threw Pam Byrne in a snow drift, and Betsy after the N.C. football game. Cindy Jo Lefebure — The BIG SPLASH!” with Donna Jen- nifer. “Cookie Caper , the year of ”1986.” Ron Legrand — Getting kicked off the bus for 3 days for ini- tiation of the students June 19. 1987, the ROTC trips. Tom Letso — Going to Glendale with nothing and living off everyone else. Fat of the l,and — D.B. (Brown N’ Serve?) Kirstie Lieb — The strawberry kisses and that night” with K.L. and J.G. Senior night at the football game when my parents walked away. Jennifer’s Superscarf, my wonderful talks with C. Gaul, and Christine S. moving to Va. Aug. ’87. Jill Link — Our 3 featherless byrd baths, a 2:00 a.m. rendezvous with Ranger Rick, nights at tne court, a big splash with Mr. Murphy, shugnight. states with Lu. Frosty. Nature Valley. Teeth- busters, New attitude. Matt Link — The day R.W. and I had to change a flat tire on my car in the middle of the corn field, how we got there I don t know The day R.W.. K.K.. J.S., T.B.. and I were Questioned in front of the putt putt course. The night B.H. and I had a close” experience in K.K.’s car on the way home from the drive-in. S.M. T.L. and I humming in Sarge’s studyhall. Fri. Dec. 18, 1987 when D.L I received a few visitors (K.K. R.W.) back at Grazonick’s. Summer 87 at the beach and the bomb squad. Dan Little — Frantic lunch mods on Chem II lab days; Sean Noel. Chris Kohan and I getting kick out of the library; the day Chris Kohan crossed Mr. Murphy’s path in phys-ed. Carleen Long — The week in Pittsburgh at I.C.M. Ken. May 28. 1986. The night Leah. Lisa. Jenny, Janell I took the road horse for a ride down at Doc’s. George Lowmaster — Everything 1 got away with. Kiddy City. William’s D.D.C.’s. almost getting busted. Cynthia Lubert — Homecoming night, the night I saw a little more than C.S. expected. Precision swimming with H I. fresh- man year and D.G. A T. and the cherry pie incident. Joe Lubert — winning district 6 basketball championship. Team trip to VA. passing notes with L.C. in studyhall. Christina Macoulick — Spending Halloween with Donna Lor- rie. Physics laos with Sherry Big Joe, The day Fish tested my field goal blocking ability in Phys. Ed. and lunch mods. Robert Maher — The time Flips was tied up and put out on the boat in the middle of the pond. All night ski. Having Tank pass out in Chorale room Dawn Marshall — Singing the duet for the Spring ’87 Concert. Kenneth McCoy — Mr. G’s English class when we went to war with him. Bob McMullen — Skip day party in ’87. James McNulty — When Grec A., Kent G.. Scott R. and I went to the Portage football game ana on the way home put my car in a ditch. Sean Miller — When Ed Y. fell into the pool with all his clothes on. Tammy Miller — The toga party with B.C., K.O.. M.N., P.O., D.R., during the Va. band trip when Kathy’s face smacked off the glass door. The rifle party at my house. Sherry Morgan — Getting locked in C hall lav sophomore year. The reflection of tne moon. Rito trying to kill me in Physics. Lunch mods senior year and of course the big bust with Lorrie U. Melissa Mortensen — Partying at the Hilton with the gang. Suzanne’s chicken oriental. My personal tour of the boys lav. Ron and Jon. the bust of the Rancn. Renae Mulraney — Playing strip” poker in studyhall. with Jeff B. . Tammy K.. and Marcie P. Our talks in Home Ec. senior year. Partying with Tom. Muff. Uncle Joe and Aunt Glo. 5-25-85, 8-16- 87. and Oct. 24. 1987. Our apartment the fun times downstairs, mine Tom’s rides” to St. Joe’s our song. Crazy for You . Lori Myers — Bentley singing on the tech bus. When J.O. and C. F. and I got caught skipping classes. Christina Nagle — Sight seeing at Glendale with Cherie. Jim, Greg. Dumpy Rudy. GOOBERS. Woman Power the trip to D. C. with all the sleepy heads. Vicki 1 being trampled over by our own football players. Chris Ramsey’s party, freshman year at Shave’s party. The cheerleaders wrecking. Free psychiatric ses- sions on Sundays. Jim's shoelace holding my car together. All the special times with Thumper! All the antagonizing nomerooms! Donna Nagle — Spending Halloween with Lorrie Tina. Going to parties with Tina (one in particular). And lunch mods senior year with Tina. Sherry Lorrie. Melissa Nagle — June 5. 1986 — July 20. 1986 — June 2. 1988. Saying poop getting in trouble for it. Winning VFW States for the first time. Barbara Nealen — The day we had early dismissal, and C.V. took my car for a ride, and she burned up my clutch. Sean Noel — Computers with Dan Kohan. 1-800-BREAK WIND. Kathleen O’Leary — Bentley singing on the Tech bus when LM. C.F. and I got caught skipping school and skipping typing with L.M Marcie Pardee — Seeing U2 October 13, 1987 in Pittsburgh sophomore year. Playing strip poker in studyhall with Jeff, Renae. and Tammy. The day Jen and I walked into the girls locker room and the wrestlers were in there. The talks we all nad in Home Ec. and the time Karen S. and I skipped 2nd senior year. Carolyn Pellas — The time when Christy N. and I set the sink on fire in Chem II; the time in Washington. D.C. when I attacked Rob W. with a squirt gun; my sign in the commons — thanks, guys; the time John A. cleaned out the desks in Accounting. Kris Phillips — The boot ride at the cabin, late night raids at Glendale, and Knighthood at the Roundtable. Jeff Polisky — When Mr. Murphy flipped out my freshmen year in gym class. Michael A. Prevost — Freshman year, spilling a double lunch of spaghetti and then having to clean it up. and all the long rides to and from vo-tech. Mark Price — When O. broke the cow’s nose. Randy Reber — Art class with Ted D. Jeff P. Squirt gun battles in the halls. Sharren Rieg — When I pinned S.Y. to the Vo-Tech wall by his neck and almost knocked the picture off the wall. Rhonda Rieger — 1. 2. 3. Push at Glendale with Missy N., Annette B. The night D got caught drinking and my mom took my car. Rich Rito — When Jamie Hicks de-pantsed Joe Lubert in front of Mrs. Murphy. Bob Schirf — My special phone call from Dan and Dean. 77 Rich Selesky La Hamba ha I ft i mi:. Going lo war in Mr. Cormish's class, When Cindy jo adn I jogged al Virginia Heat h Boardwalk. ludilli Scoll “Rubberizing Cad’s locker; our perfect view, fair of ’88; the day Becky forgot her depends; wandering off with Cindy in Washington bull racing. The elephant man at Burger King. Brenda Semelsberger — Barb and I cutting the school’s iello with a knife and fork. The bus rides home with Jes and Holly. Jennifer Sera fin — Band trips performances; The bus rides to the away football games; lunch mods; Cuing lo the movies with my friends. Karen Shank — Freshman year first day of school when L.M and I walked in the boys locker room. Clown outfits I..11 and I wore to school. The times Nikki and I spent in lint lav with P.V., ST , A.W., our junior year. The time Marcie and I skipped 2nd mod K didn’t get caught. Patricia Shank - Sounding Faster 87” in Florida; Navy leaves; The day M.Z. ripped her YKW while skiing; The lira episode and T-or-T with M.Z. Christine Shaw - Meeting Mike. The day Sparky died in lunch, junior year. The day I borrowed Miss Fasly's shoes. Becky Shero — ‘‘Rubberizing Cad’s locker; l air '88; Our perfect view; The day I forgot my Depends; The dance that Chris had a slight accident. Bull racing. The elephant man at Burger King; |an. 1b, 1987. Deborah Sherry Cliff night ; Williams’. l«aura J.’s Renee's, the Penn Cambria incident, painting, the chocolate milkshake, green macaroni, lanell’s Church of Cod, little bunny Fu-Fu most definitely jan. 9. 1987. Lori Sherry — Tin; day C.S. forgot dress shoes to wear with a dress for a presentation I went looking for some kind of shoes lo match her dress. Bob Sherry — Dave being choked by a teacher for cheating off Tim and me. Cary Shortencarrier — Marbles falling from F.Y.’s locker. Final’s week sophomore year. Christine Shuma — doing to States in Forensics my junior year. All those terrific dances we had watching The Rabbit Bowlhead” especially, the night C.L. saw a little more than she had expected. Tammy Simmons — The time when C.C., A.C., and I were coming back from Altoona A C. did 3 complete donuts in (lie middle of the road missed a truck by an inch. Driving the chaperone crazy in band. The orange juice fight in New Jersey and the ice fight in Tennessee. Victor Snyder — 8b ROTC Inspection, when B.S. passed out. Fixing the car with D.K. and B.S. Brian Springer — Skipping all the pep rallies. Martin Storm — The Christmas Ball. Leslie Strittmatter — Jan. 22, 1987; The water bottles and poker games on the Washington. D.C. trip; The lunr.htahle parties. Tony Taranto — When everyone called Dan Pellas rughead on Bus 12. Jacaueline Taylor — Feb. 27. 1985; Getting busted in 10th grade; Balce on skates”; Smoke’s apt.; William's; The fifty-second; Jodi's; T2’s bikini; Playing Mrs. 1). Abel at scooners. Amy Terza — The night D.G., C.L., and 1 were involved in the cherry pie incident, lunch table parties. Darin Thomas — The 3 football camps and when Mr. M. broke the window in the locker room. Holly Thomas — Pittsburgh Hilton — when Bon Jovi and Cin- derella stayed at our hotel. The night Ruth, Barb, Missy and I camped out in Barb’s yard (Pat, Angie and Scott on the run). The ‘‘well”, the plunge, Tim’s, 9th grade N.C. parking lot, (D.H.. M.P., J.W., C.W., B.L.), (felling Bon Jovi tickets with Jessi and the Chippendales. New Year’s Fve ’8b. Missy’s runaway adventure, Kirscn’s cabin, K ♦ K, when, Semi, Flmo, Todd and Jennifer were on our way to the “Rocks and got lost in Indiana, dead man's curve (1. 2), Sherlock and my mystery man. Pedro and the ladder. Kingpin as the doctor, meeting Fred Cary (Cinderella), John Regan (Frehley’s comet) Jason’s. Arab and the pink fla- mingoes, being on the Homecoming Court, and decorating on Halloween. locked in C ball lav. W.B. bearing it all lor Beanie. Halloween with UN. and T M. and of course I be “Big Bust. Cathy Vene.sky On Fairday when J.J. and I took B.F.N.’s car and it broke down. Sandra M. Verdavoir Majorette initiation as a bag lady in Waffle King and Sue’s moment in the creek. Paul Waugb skipping tech and walking from Carrolltown In Patton. Jeff Weakland Skipping lech and walking from Carrolltown In home. Loretta Weber — Being suspended my junior year and my senior year as a lecher (esp. Benlly's singing and signs of affection). Lynda Weber Tripping over the plug for the film projector in Mr. Meball's room wfiilc it was plugged in. Rob Weiland Seeing the front grill of a truck bitting us while a passenger in M. I., car; C.K.'s impersonations; teaching the girls to play | oker on the N ILS trip; a little excursion with K.K., M L . T.B., and J.S. out by the golf course; The Bomb Squad. Marianne Wentz — when C.V. and J.J. Inirrowed UN’s car and it broke down. Jnnetla Weslover — Snol-Slingin’ with Jeff, Banana, Barry, and Ron Marcie's cartwheels in S nail. All those sfiecial limes with Jeff. My 181 b Birthday party. Jim T. Wbileford football season. Dan Wilkie - gelling honor flight of the semester as a A flight commander. Michele Lynn Willett — Cad's miraculous stoppage of Patton's aerial, the Great Alfredo and Hitchcock Presents . . ., the burn- ing sink, the night Michelle C. and I killed the tiger, Tarzan's visit to our balcony at States, our voyage to Washington, D.C. Kenneth Williams The fight on the tech bus. |ulic Will l'lying pizza and unguided missiles in lunch. Our discussions about trumpets and mutes. Leah's car surfing, all of our band trips and our shopping sprees. Christine Woino — all the fun limes in Home Kc. with Holly. Cheryl, Brenda, Mary Ann. Vicki, and Missy. Holly Berry’s fly killings , and when Brian called Cheryl — JONFTTA!!! Karen Lynn Yeager The KAT” fights, all the groat years with my “WINDY. And New Year’s Eve 198b. Leah Yeager — Cliff night, the Penn Cambria excursion and the railroad tracks, the milkshake, little bunny FuFu. the great Allnigbler, The Ranch. Laura's and Renee’s, and Williams. Hugh Yeekley — When J.H. depanlsed J.L. Sandra M. Yeekley — The day Sparky died in lunch Junior year. Shawn R.Yeekley — The day I walked in the girls locker room to gel my skis and saw Roxanne in her sexy BVD’s. Going lo SALFM with Holly. Betsy, Sue. and Mike, Finally the day I met my closest and most reliable friend. Holly Thomas. Roxanne Yencho — Tom and the bedpan, Jos and I getting busied by the cop. Stacey, the toilet and me. all of the time spent at the campground, cruisin in the Caprice, and esp. spending time with Tom. Mara Zalisnock Smoke’s apartment, bake on skates, Wil- liams’, the 52nd, T’s bikini and pink nigbtie, JodiS, getting arrested sophomore year. New Year’s Fve, '87 Navy leave. Rip- ping my Y.K.W. in skiing. Trick or treating with Patti S. 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Weher Robert JJ. Weifand Wentz lananne Jonetta ?. WJeslover antes C. WeVm er James White ford Paul W. Wauyh Wichete X. Willett Kenneth J. Williams Julie X. Wilt Christine 4. 92 We Remember Five years ago this April God took you from our midst. And in our grief we could not un- derstand, that Jesus, God’s Holy Son, would guide you on your way. When we look back upon all the memories that we’ve shared, we see your warm eyes and sweet smile that we hold so dear. Dave, you will never be forgotten by those of us you left behind. Even though the past is here no more, you will always remain a part of our lives. We can only hope that someday we will meet again in the presence of God. Pictures are unavailable for: S. Teresa Rieg, William Rusnak, Daniel J. Wilkie, Roxanne M. Yencho 93 Is! row “£h,?ry Cont.orchic Brenda Keener. Jim Weymer. Shawn Yeckley. Ken Williams. Paul Waugh. Shawn Stoltz. Jeff Weakland. Adam Kirsh Paula Kirkpatrick. Denise Fogle. 2nd row — Lyn Holtz. Bill Bassett. Ken McCoy. Brian Kurtz. Lori Myers. Kathy O'Leary Teresa Lansberry. John Thurman. Mark Price. Rob McMullen. Brian Thomas. 3rd row — Dean Gittings. Mark Baker. Eric Ager. Mike Prevost. Jessica James. Cathy Veneskv. Loretta Weber. Kim Watt. Clem Lanzendorfer 4th row — Andy Getsy. Brian Kelly. Jay Elias. Brian Gresco. Linda Cunningham. Mike Behe. Jennifer Eckenrode. Michelle Glova. Sandra Hambley. Heather Ivory. Sue Bearer’ 5th row — Chris Kohan. Tina Crook. Kathy Dranchak. Vicki Delso, Jennifer Haycisak. Cheryl Frederick. Michelle Burkhart. Pam Byrne. Tracy Griffith. Jessica Burskey. Mary Ann Churella. 6th row — Jamie Hicks. Laurie Bills. Mark Farabaugh, Greg Abel. Jenifer Buck. Donna Eckenrode Kent Gates. Tina Fitzpatrick Mary Eckenrod. Vicki Bobby. 7th row — Joan Fox. Supree Amornpimol. Esther Alvarez. Ken Hoover. Chris d li!’ Jac , an , ' Grry Abrams. Mike Berish, Bill Harris, Sam Harris. 8th row — Ken Krise. Barb Hoover. Jennifer Ferrence. Annette Burkhart. Gina Baker. Anne Farabaugh. Tammy Kutruff. Tammy Kelley. Leanne Hertzog. Jim Gray. 9th row — Sally Holtz. Patrice Hanchar. Ken Burkhart. Brian Springer. Daniel Kuzar. Darin Bobby. Jason Dunlap. Rich Sclesky. Tony Taranto. 94 1st row — Rob Maher. Chris Phillips. Tom Letso. Melissa Nagle. Karen Shank. Sandy Yeckley. Chris Shaw. Becky Shero. fudy Scott. Renae Mulraney Chris Wojno. lulie Wilt. Marianne Wentz. 2nd row — Melissa Mortensen. Karen Yeager. Marcie Pardee. Cindy lo Letebure. Holly Thomas. Sherry Morgan. Lome Urban. Donna Nagle. Tina Magoulick. Barb Nealen. lonetta West over. Lon Sherry 3rd row- Amy Terza. Jennifer Serafin. Sandy Verdavoir. Christina Nagle, fill Link. Susanne Lauer Roxanne Yencho. Don Shank M Lubert. Deb Sherry Leah Yeager. Cary Shortencarrier 4th row — Mara Zalisnock. Patti Shank. Michele W illett. Carolyn Pellas. Leslie Strittmatter Michelle Lamb. Dan Wilkie. Paul Boslet. Randy Reber. Tammy Miller. |im Whiteford. 5th row — Christine Shuma. Cynthia Lubert. Tammy Simmons. Samara Martinez. Jeff Baker jeff Polisky. Carleen Long. Kirstie Lieb. 6th row - Bernadette Davis. Tern Rieg. Diane Chverchko Bill Burns. Victor Snyder. Bob Sherry. Tim Lansberry. Bernard Risbon. Marty Storm. Dave Lansberry. 7th row — Dan Little Bob Schirf. Darin Thomas. Chris Dibert. loseph Mitchell. Rhonda Rieger. Lynda Weber. George Low master Kristen Hoover. Brenda Semelsberger. 8th row — Bill Rusnak. William Shutty. Eric Yahner. Hugh Yeckley. Rich Rito. Ron Legrand. Matthew Link. Sean Miller. Sean Noel. Rob Weiland 95 S §enior Royalty Cynthia Lubert escorted by Robert Class Secretary, Leslie Strittmatter Maher. crowns the new Homecoming Queen. I Tom Letso and Sue Bearer Greg Abel and Jessica Bursky Brian Gresco and Tina Fitzpatrick Friday, September 11, 1987 may have been just anoth- er rainy night to some people, but to many students in the senior class it will be a night they will never forget. On that night the Highlander squad played Bishop McCort for a victory and while they were playing, six girls and their es- corts who were dressed in their finest to represent the se- nior class as the 1987-88 Homecoming Court, waited anxiously for the big event. At halftime, as the enthusiasm and spirit of the crowd and the court peaked, the winner was announced: Cynthia Lubert! Later, when Cynthia was asked how she felt she didn’t quite know what to say, she was speechless. 97 CLASS SWEETHEARTS BEST DRESSED Brenda Keener, Jim Weymer, Barb Hoover. Ken Krise Sandra Hamblv. Dean Gittings, Tina CLASSIEST CLASS FLIRTS Rob Maher, Heather Ivory, Shawn Yeckley, Holly Thomas 98 Jenifer Buck, Jason Dunlap, Michelle Glova NICEST SMILE MOST SPIRITED Mark Farabaugh, Rhonda Rieger, Cindy Jo Lefebure, Rich Sclesky MOST POPULAR VO-TECH STUDENT Bernadette Davis, Sharon Zalisnock, Bryan Kurtz, Ken McCoy Rob Weiland, Christy Naigle. Jennifer Serafin MOST TALKATIVE Missy Nagle, Kris Phillips 99 CLASS CLOWN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leanne Hertzog, Jamie Hicks, Leah Yeager, Matt Link FRIENDLIEST Anne Farabaugh, Carolyn Pellas, Dan Little MOST MEMORABLE LAUGH 100 Nora Depto, Kent Gates, Jennifer Haycisak Andy Getsy, Sean Miller, Carleen Long MOST CREATIVE BEST LOOKING Jessica Burskey, Sue Bearer, Jim McNulty, Cynthia Lubert MOST ATHLETIC Class of Eighty Eight T.V i. Aim AUEN ABOUT TOWN. . TOPS 2. Cosby Show 3. Growing Pains GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS 1. Christie Brinkley 2. Heather Locklear 3. Tawny Kitaen 4. Brooke Shields 5. Jennifer Cray LUSCIOUS LADS 1. Tom Cruise 2. Jon Bon Jovi 3. Rob Lowe 4. Patrick Swayze 5. John Stamos OWDY ROCK BANDS Bon Jpvi VVhitesnake . Motley Crue . U2 4. Kiss 5. Aerosr FEMALE ROCK THROB 1. Xlebbie Gibson |2. Whitney ■ Houston 3. Tiffany 4 Madonna 5 Belinda Carlisle IN L 2. Th the 3. Guidir 4. As the Turns 5. Santa Barbari MA M 1. Rolli 2. Seven 3. Teen 4. Cosmo 5. Circus ENT BOSS BEVERAGES Qfepsi Mountain L)e 3. Coke | Sprite Cherry 7-Up RADIO WAVES 1. 102.5 WDVE 2. 0-94 WBXQ 3. MAJIC 97 4. WALLY 104 5. GUI-92 102 Rates These Rs GREAT 1. Three Men And A Baby 2. Dirty Dancing 3. Planes. Trains, and Automobiles Fatal Attraction 4. Throw Mama From the Train 5. Top Gun KICK-BUTT CONCERTS 1. Bon Jovi 2. U2 3. Kiss 4. Cinderella Motley Crue 5. Iron Maiden COOL COMEDIANS 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Bill Coshy 3 Q. Howie Mandel 4. David Letterman 5. The Church Lady MAI.ELROCK I'HROBS 1. Jon Bon Jovi 2. George Michael 3. Bryan Adams 4. David Coverdale a Vince Neil iruce Springsteen PARTY ZONES 1. The Ranch 2. Pile 3. Doc’s 4. Campground (Lenny’s Cabin) 5. Jason Dunlap’s Basement 1. Lambourghini 2. Porsche 3. Iroc-Z28 Camaro 4. Fiero 5. Corvette 103 Seniors’ Likes and Ambitions Greg Abel Likes: Weekends, sleeping in. parties. Ambition: To have an exciting life. Perry Abrams Likes: Studying, writing, doing homework. Am- bition: to go where no man has gone before. Eric Ager Likes: Crashing cars, drinking beer, and a special girl. Supree Amornpimol Likes: Snow, parties. Ambition: To have my own business. Jeff Bake Baker Likes: Parties, girls. Fast cars. Ambition: To join the Army and live a comfortable life. Mark Bake Baker Likes: Constantly working on cars, going 4- wheeling with friends. Ambition: To Keep myself going for what 1 want. Regina Gina Baker Likes: Good friends, good times, and freez- ing rain. Ambition: To make money and to be happy. William “Bumper” Bassett Likes: Bakerton parties, and Genesee beer. Ambition: To succeed in anything I do. Susan Sue Bearer Likes: Weekends, the beach at sunset, spending time with my special pal. Ambitions: To be happy and successful throughout life. Mike Behe Likes: Being out with friends, weekends, sports. Ambitions: To retire at a young age and enjoy life. Michael Mike Berish Likes: Bud. Parties, and the 300ZX. Ambition: To go to college and graduate from it. Laurie Bills Likes: All food, watching the sunset, and spending time with my special. Ambition: To open up a chain of res- taurants with no one dining but me! Darin Booby Bobby Likes: Good looking car. good looking girls, a cool Budweiser. Ambition: To win 10 million dollars and watch TV the rest of my life. Vicki Beak Bobby Likes: Partying with my friends, spending time with a special someone, sleeping late Ambition: To get through college, get a good job as an Elementary Teacher and eventually get married. John E. Jack Boland Likes: Outdoors. Books. Music. Ambition: To earn 80,000 and up. Paul Francis Paulie Boslet Likes: Sports, music, pizza. Am- bition: To work for Penelec. Lenny Skinner Brown Likes: Fast cars. Hot women. Cold Bud. and Sleeping 15 hours a day. Ambition: To win 10 million and sit and watch TV the rest of my life. Jenifer Lynn Jen Buck Likes: Spending time with my pumpkin (B.L.) my family and friends. Hastings elite and Z-28’s. Ambition: To make it through life and be the oest I can. Annette Dude Burkhart Likes: Family gatherings, friends, and Saturday nights. Ambition: To survive four years of college and be as successful as I can be. Ken Burkhart Likes: Cold beer. Loose women, wild parties. Ambition: To become a Carpenter. William Burns Likes: Thrask Metal. Marlboro, parties. Ambition: To obtain as much wealth as possible. Jessica “Burskey Balls” Burskey Likes: Going on adventures. Bon Jovi. and going for walks on breezy fall evenings. Ambition: To marry Jon Bon Jovi. Pam Pint Byrne Likes: BC guys, going out with friends. St. Francis summers. Ambition: To be successful and have all my dreams come true. Mary Ann “Mac” Churella Likes: A white Christmas, friends, weekends and spending time with T.D.. but most of all. tan men with dark hair and dark eyes Ambition: To further my ed- ucation in the medical field, to make something of myself, to marry a nice man and be happy, but most of aTl to make my parents proud of me and prove my sister wrong. Diane Chverchko Likes: Art. spending time alone. Ambition: To become a Wild Life Illustrator. Melanie Mel Colberg Likes: Being with my fiance. (R.J.H.J family and summers at the Ocean. Ambition: To do the best life that I possibly can to make Gus happy. Cheryl Cheryl Babe, Bird Contorchick I.ikes: Calvin, being with my family and friends, shopping Ambition: To be su cessful in whatever I do and to be a friend to my children like m Mom is to me. Christina Tina” Crook Likes: Friends. Ambition: To go tht school and open a business of my own!! Linda Lu Cunningham Likes: Volleyball. Christmas Ev« weekends, starry nights. Ambition: To be the best ‘psyche’ Ben edict will ever see. Bernadette M. Bernie” Davis Likes: Guys, funtimes, being with special friends. Ambition: To be rich. Victoria Vicki” Delso Likes: Partying with my friends, Christ mas Day, and summer nights. Ambition: To be successful r, whatever 1 attempt and one day achieve all my goals. Nora Katherine Depto Likes: I like to spend time with my son. U ride my three wheeler, and to be alone in the woods to think Ambition: To get a job and raise my son successfully. Katherine Kathy Dranchak Likes: Likes some things, dislikes everything else. Ambition: Success. Jason J. J. Dee Dunlap Likes: A good concert, playing drums and parties. Ambition: To be a professional musician. Mary “Mar. Mar-Mar Eckenrod I.ikes: Partying with my friends, going to the beach, and enjoying the simple pleasures life has to offer Ambition: To make it through college, get a good job. marry a wonderful husband, have 1 child, but most of all, lead a happy and exciting life. Donna Marie Eckenrode Likes: Mud riding, partying with theC S. crew, and going to the beach. Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Jennifer M. Jen Eckenrode Likes: Spending time with my “special someone,” shopping, having a good time with mv friends. Ambition: To go to college and become successful in life John Jay The Jayster” Elias Likes: Music, synthesizers, and performing with a good stage band. Ambition: To become either a professional musician, a symphony director, or an optometrist Anne Lise Annie L. Farabaugh Likes: Bruce Springsteen, huge earrings and red Lamborghinis with black interior. Ambition Not to be a housewife. Mark Farabaugh Likes: To party, have good times, and meet new girls. Ambition: To find a good paying job and work for a couple of years, retire and live it up. Jennifer “Jen” Ferrence Likes: Being with friends and family, especially someone who lives in Spangler, starry nights, and Fridays. Ambition: To become a rich CPA and have lots of pets Tina Beans” Fitzpatrick Likes: Partying with friends, every day at 3:15. Ambition: To finish college, get a job, and get married. Denise Fogle Likes: Spending time with my friends, especially C.I.. partying, and helping others. Ambition: To get a job and some day get married and nave children. Joan Joanie Fox Likes: Guys. Dances, parties. Ambition: To succeed. Kent “Dumpy” Gates I.ikes: Going out with friends. Ambition To complete college and be satisfied with my life. Andy Gut-Gut” Getsy Likes: Archery, Hunting, and Football Ambition: To become successful and live a trouble free life. Dean Howie Gittings Likes: Chillin’ out with K.L., Glendale's cabin parties strawberry phone booths. Ambition: To make a lol of money so I won't have to be ambitious. 104 Michelle Glova Likes: Vacations, friends, and the beach. Am- bition: To be successful in all that I do. Esther Alvares Gonzoloz Likes: Night life, day dreaming, laugh- ing Ambition: To be happy and to meet my friends and heroes after “Passing the Way.’ Samara Burra Martinez Likes: Eat. sleep, and help the poor like Robin Hood did. Ambition: To become a chemical engineer. i m Kish Gray Likes: Sports, music, violence. Ambition: To make more money than I spend. Brian Gresh Gresco Likes: Weekends, music, sports. Ambition: To grow richer with each day. Tracy Lynn Griffith Likes: Hot summer days, weekends, and being with my friends. Ambition: To get married, have children, and to be very rich. Sandra E. Hambley Likes: Vacations at the sandy, sunny shores, friends, and family and watching 10 hrs. of TV with my honey. Ambition: Graduating from college, then quickly becoming an important, over-paid figure in Communications. Patrice Tisa Hanchar Likes: Weekends, good times, physics labs Ambition: To amaze people with what I can do. Bill Harris Likes: Hunting, fishing. Ambition: Photography. Jennifer |en” Haycisak Likes: Weekends with my buddy, pink flamingos, sunsets. Ambition: To become a successful Surgical Technologist and to travel to Holland. Leanne Banana Hertzog Likes: Spending time with B.B.. l.C. Coolers, and partying with my friends. Ambition: To have a verv happy marriage, to get a good job. and someday become a mif- lionaire. lames Charly Hicks Likes: Skiing, swimming, driving in snow, gum. and going to Howie’s cabin. Ambition: To retire before I’m 40. Lyn Cheeks Holtz Likes: Sports, cabin nights, and family. Ambition: To make over 50 thousand a year and be able to en|oy it. Sally “Sal Holtz Likes: Spending time with friends, partying, and heavy metal music. Ambition: To be successful in my career. Barbara Barb Hoover Likes: Warm summer nights, sleeping, being with a special someone. Ambition: To be a teacher, make lots of money, and get married. Kenneth Joseph Bently. Hoove Hoover Likes: Beer, spooky movies, partying with girls. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Kristin Spider Hoover Likes: Warm weather, the ocean, and being with friends. Ambition: To finish college and move some- where warm. Heather Head Ivory Likes: Playing basketball, taking walks in the woods, and school delays. Ambition: College Criminology lessica Speed lames Likes: Parties. Budweiser. guys. Ambition: To have a good job and a wonderful family. Brenda “Keener Beaner Keener Likes: Spending time with someone special, spending time with friends and family, and shopping. Ambition: To have a family and a successful life. Tammy T.K. Kelley Likes: My quiet evenings with C.M.. all the good times with L.H.. R.M.. ).W.. K.S., D.F., N.D.. M.P.. and June 13. 1984. Ambition: To continue my cosmetology skills later in life and to have a happy life with Chris M Brian Bri Kelly Likes: Football, basketball, baseball, and pizza. Ambition: To go to college and become a FBI agent. Paula L. Kirky” Kirkpatrick Likes: Warm days, friends, sports. Ambition: To attempt college and if that fails, become a beach bum. Adam Comrade Kirschkoff’ Kirsch Likes: Trans Am, archery, and house parties. Ambition: To join the Army, go to Computer school and buy a Lamborghini. Chris Milkman” Kohan Likes: Aerosmith. and Beatles. Ken Krise Likes: Hunting and going out with the guys. Spending time with that special someone. Ambition: To join the Air Force, become a mechanic, and get a job at a major airport. Also, marry that special someone. Bryan Shrimp Kurtz l.ikes: My car. my job and people I work with, and everything life has to offer Ambition: Tobecome a tool and die maker and leave this area. Tammy “Tamantha” Kutruff Likes: Weekends, warm, starry night with a full moon, the fishroom and every moment spent with my special someone. Ambition: To graduate from nursing school, marry Bob. raise a family and live a happy life. Daniel Kuzar Likes: Having great times, friends, and girls. Am- bition: To become a farmer. Davie E. “Gopher (go for this), (go for that) Lansberry Likes: Weekends, friends, and parties. Ambition: To earn as much money as possible and live forever. Teresa lansberry Likes: Dancing and reading books. Ambition: To move South where it’s warmer and get a job. Tim Lansberry Likes: Parties, good friends and loud music. Ambition: To nave all life has to offer. Susanne “Suzy-Q Lauer Likes: Working with unique styles of clothes, going to flea markets and goodwill, and going to the beach and watching the sun rise. Ambition: To become a famous fashion editor, to live in New York City, and be part owner of Suzy-Q Rox Cindy )o. C.J. )o Lefebure Likes: May 11th. Christmas Eve with my sweetie. Clowns and circuses and Van Halen. Ambition: to marry Brian and live Happily ever after!” Ron Scrawny Legrand Likes: Swimming, money, spending time with a certain person. Ambition: To have a successful life in the Air Force and get married. Tom Lets Letso Likes: Bill. Opus and all of Bloom County. Glendale and the cabin with all the guys, and skiing. Ambition: Penn State. Kirstie Kirst” Lieb Likes: Being with friends. Pepperoni. Wal- ly 104. New Year’s Eve. and making people smile. Ambition: To make it through college, have a happy life, get season tickets to the Miami Dolphin games, and meet Dan Marino. fill Link Likes: Family food gatherings. Christmas morning, deep conversation with a friend. Ambition: To really keep in touch with mv friends when I graduate, to become a smashing success, and to be independently wealthy by age 27. Matt Linkster” Link l.ikes: Thrash punk-metal. slam danc- ing stage diving, and my subscription to Thrasher.'' Ambition: To be the world’s only Ob. Gyn. able to do an Ollie air to invert, fingerflip. smithgrina. Mctwist” and marry a world re- nowned mortician. Dan Little Likes: Sunday comics, sleeping in my tree stand and in class, and wrestling. Ambition: To earn a doctorate degree in eating and sleeping and to win the Nobel Peace Prize by age 27. Carleen Weener Long Likes: Star-lite nights on the beach, spending time with special people in my life and the “Navy Piggies. ’ Ambition: To either own my own business or work on the stock market; to be married happily and own a pink Cad- illac.” George Lowmaster Likes: Trike riding, hard rock n roll and partying. Ambition: To go to the Pittsburgh Institute of Aero- nautics and become an Aeronautics Technician, and stay single until at least 25. Cynthia Marie Lubert Likes: My family and friends, sunny beaches, leisure time and anything chocolate. Ambition: To graduate from college and someday travel all over Europe. )oe Lubie. Snert Lubert Likes: Basketball, going to L. H.’s 105 house. Del roses Pizza. Ambition: To get through college and be very successful and earn over 50,000 a year and go to Australia. Christina “Tina Magoulick Likes: Cute guys, parties, and pizza. Ambition: To be successful. Robert “Duckbum, Rob” Maher Likes: Nights at the cabin, con- versations at the round table and antagonizing Christy in home- room. Ambition: To become a pharmacist, become successful and find someone special to share my life with. Dawn “Blondie Marshall Likes: White Christmases, spring flowers, being with that special someone. Ambition: To make it through college, get married and have a family. Kenneth “Ken P. McCoy Likes: Being with that special someone T.L.Y.. spending time with friends, and (Jenny. Ambition: To make lots of money. Bob “McDoo” McMullen Likes: Nice cars, good parties and pretty girls. Ambition: To get a job after college and make lots of money. lames Jim McNulty Likes: Summer, girls, and food. Ambition: To make lots of money and marry a pretty lady. Sean “Tank Miller Likes: Parties, football, and friends. Am- bition: To be a Physical Therapist. Tammy “Pumpkin. Muffin Miller Likes: Partying, being with friends, and having a good time, and Mr. Grembi’s biology and chem. class. Ambition: To become a X-ray technician. joe Joe Henry Mitchell Likes: Cars, rock-n-roll, and girls. Ambition: To work on cars. Sherry Morgan Likes: Parties, summer, and being with family and friends. Ambition: To be happy and have success no matter what I do. Melissa Louise Misser. Missy Mortenson Likes: Chippendale's parties and the special time I spent with D.M. Ambition: To move to Palm Springs, live in a condo, own a Porsche, and to meet Bon Jovi. Renae Lynn “Nae” Mulraney Likes: Sunsets on the beach with my special someone. T.W., Sea grams-peach melba rum, and spending special occasions with my family and friends. Am- bition: To raise my family to the best of my ability, and to become a legal secretary, and to move to Ohio with Tom and the boys. Lori “Little Bit Myers Likes: Spending time with T.G., the great times on the tech bus, and hanging out down Barnesboro. Am- bition: To move to California and pick grapes with my brother Rick. Christian Joy “Nagle Nose. Christy Nagle Likes: Going out for dinner, partying with friends, and vacation times with my fam- ily! Ambition: To attend Penn State, be a cheerleader, become Head Nurse of Pediatrics, get married, have a few children and live happily ever after. Donna Marie Nagle Likes: A cute guv. parties, and spending time with my family and friends. Ambition: To become a hospital administrator and be very happy and successful with everything I do. Melissa Beth Missy. Mis Nagle Likes: Garfield, my very special someone (B.I.l. and all the good times with family and friends. Ambition: To become very successful in life and share it with my special someone. Barbara E. (Bubba) Nealen Likes: Good friends, parties and good times. Ambition: To be a successful secretary, have a com- fortable life and to have a family. Sean Noel Likes: Nut. U-2. and Cabin Nights. Ambition: CEO of a major corporation. Kathleen Kathy O’Leary Likes: Spending time with my special someone, the great times on the Tech bus with my friends. Ambition: To be happily married, and to make the best out of life. Marcie “Mars Pardee Likes: IJ-2 “The Edge. partying with the Hastings crowd, and being with that special someone Ambition: To go to Dublin, Ireland, and also to Sydney. Australia. Carolyn Cad Pellas Likes: Summer, long drives in the scenic countryside. Ambition: To graduate from college and lead a happy and successful life. Kris Flips Phillips Likes: All night skiing. Cabin nights, and snow storms. Ambition: Engineering. |eff “Jeffrow Bo Dean Polisky Likes: Carpentry, one special girl and fast cars. Ambition: To be a successful carpenter. Michael A. Mike Prevost Likes: Listening to my stereo, week- ends. and summer vacation. Ambition: To get a high paying job. Mark Price Likes: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: To be suc - cessful in life. Randy The Reeb Reber Likes: Mimes screaming in agony, broken bagpipes, and making roadkills. Ambition: To get a job where I can legally shoot people. Sharren T. Terry Rieg Likes: My fiance, my daughter and beirq with friends and family. Ambition: To be an Architect. Rhonda Dude Rieger Likes: Gatherings on Saturday nights, waterskiing, and fishing. Ambition: To become a very successful accountant. Bernard Bun” Risbon Likes: (Jenesee. girls and vacation. Am- bition: To succeed in parties, life, and have a life in which fun is the major factor. William T. Willier Rusnak Likes: Partying. Rock-n-Roll. and my buddy Weiser. Ambition: Drag race car driver. Rich Big Toe Rito Likes: Being with friends. Fridays, and Mr. Arnold’s studyhall. Ambition: To have my own optometrist of- fice. Bob Bates Schirf Likes: Sports, lifting, and rap. Ambition: Professional Engineer. Larry Heck” Saltzgiver Likes: Girls, parties, hunting Ambition: To be a mechanic. Rich Rlchy” Selesky Likes: Snooze button on the alarm, hot summer nights, my radio. Ambition: To be lead singer for Van Halen. ludith Ann Judy, Jude Scott Likes: Playing tennis, spending time with family and friends and long vacations. Ambition: To teach the world to sing in perfect harmony! Brenda Jo Semelsberger Likes: (Joing out with friends, bas- ketball and weekends Ambition: To succeed in business ven- tures which would make my life socially and financially in- dependent. Jennifer M. Jen” Serafin Likes: Old movies. Christmas music, and Burritos. Ambition: To travel around the world and to have each year of my life be better than the last. Donald Joseoh Don Shank Likes: Weekends, good music, and parties. Ambition: To be a florist. Karen Marie Shanker” Shank Likes: Spending time with my family and friends. D M., weekends, ana Peach Wine Coolers Ambition: To live a happy life and make a million, and to find The Stairway to Heaven. Patricia Ann Patti. Pert Shank Likes: My sailor, ice cream. Fridays at 3:15 and being with my friends. Ambition: To make my voyage with M.Z. ana to escape teenage wasteland. Christine A. Chris. Shawperson Shaw Likes: My man. long vacations, time spent with family and friends. Ambition: To go to business school to be a legal secretary. Becky Lou Beckles” Shero Likes: Rainy days. Mountie and Penn Cambria men. and ice cream cones on cola days. Ambition: To teach the world to sing in perfect harmony. 106 Deborah Sue Deb Sherry lakes: Spending lime with family and friends, summer nights, and my special someone. Ambition: To live happily ever alter. Ixiri Lor Sherry Likes: Movies, dances and bowling wilh friends. Ambition: To become successful in my career as a medical secretary. Hob Blast Sherry Likes: Learning the trade of machining at Vo- , h. raising calves, and partying with my friends. Ambition: To 11, i nine a machinist. i ;.iry C. S.” Shortencarrier Likes: Last cars, and rock-n-roll. Ambition: To have one wild summer, then to go to school for a good-paying job. ( hristine Puff-Puff’ Shuma Likes: freshly fallen snow, won- derful friendship, and being independent Ambition: To have both a career and a family and be as happy as my parents are. William fuzz Shutty Likes: Beer, women, and music. Am- bition: To graduate. Tammy Simmons Likes: Music, horseback riding, and swim- ming Ambition: To become successful musician. Victor Vic” Snyder Likes: family, friends and Genesee. Am- bition: To be successful in the military and have a family. Shawn Stoltz Likes: Lunch, Tech, and 3:15. Ambition: To have a high paying job and a fast car. Martin Stormin' Storm Likes: Beer and three wheelers. Am- bition: To become rich. Leslie Ann Strittmatter Likes: Having a good time, friends and family, and a special someone. Ambition: To have a good life and be happy with whatever I do. Tony Taranto Likes: fixing cars. Ambition: To be a good auto mechanic. lacqueline M. Jackster Taylor Likes: Partying with “our in crowd, warm August nights with full moons. Ambition: To break through to the other sicle. Amy Lynski Terza Likes: Being with my family and friends, skiing, and peanut M M’s. Ambition: To go to college and be- come an elementary teacher. Brian Bim Thomas Likes: Not being in school, hunting, and camping. Ambition: To live happily ever after. Darin Bald” Thomas Likes: Playing cards, football, and wres- tling. Ambition: To grow up and be just the opposite of Ed Y. Holly Holly Berry Punch. Holler” Thomas Likes: jon Bon jovi and all the wild concerts (4). Kings Z. and all the Wild Times here and there and everywhere! Ambition: To have fame, for- tune. and romance. To live in my beach house on the Jersey Shore and drive my lroc-Z28 To be part owner of Suzy-Q Rox. Lome Ann Lor Urban Likes: My buddie B.S.. being with friends and Pitt Ambition: To be a success and someday travel to Australia. Lathy Scandal” Venesky Likes: Sports, shopping, and going out with friends. Ambition: to get a good job and lead a peaceful life. Sandra M. Sandy” Verdavoir I.ikes: Being with family and friends, weekends, special moments with D.M.. and my many stuffed animals. Ambition: To be successful in nursing, to stum- ble upon a large sum of money, and always be with my special buddy. Kimberly Kim Watt Likes: Parties and guys. Ambition: To get married and move out of Pennsylvania. Paul Waugh Likes: Cars, music, and painting cars. Ambition: Auto body repairman. Jeff Dink Weakland Likes: Auto mechanics, diesel mechanics, and truck driving. Ambition: To be a truck driver. Ixjretta Oh. Oreo Weber Likes: Being with my special friends and family, my Boat. and vacations (with pay). Ambition: To become a registered nurse, and to survive basics and collect $100 from |im W Lynda Lyn” Weber Likes: Meeting guys with Grace in her cruise mobile, hanging out at Willie’s place, and chem class with the teachers. Ambition: To be successful and then marry some- one successful. Rob Guriy” Weiland Likes: Blueberry milkshakes, lifting weights, and weekends. Ambition: to graduate from college and lead a successful life. Marianne Mare Wentz Likes: Listening to the radio, long vacations, and money. Ambition: Secretary. Jonetta Nikki, Strawberry Westover Likes: My special guy in Virginia — J.A.. partying with my friends, and I.C. Coolers. Ambition: To move to Virginia and party with Jeff. Barry, Ba- nana. and Mara. To stay with Jeff and be happy with him forever. Jim “Rambo Weymer Likes: Hunting, drinking, and sleeping. Ambition: To make a lot of money and live a good life. Jim Wildman Whiteford Likes: Girls, football, and fast cars. Ambition: To drive truck. Dan Maverick Wilkie Likes: Lighters (aircraft), women, and football. Ambition: To be a fighter pilot. Michele Lynn Willett Likes: Walking in the snow, the beach, and music Ambition: To obtain happiness throughout my illustrious life and become a smashing success in the business world. Kenneth Joe Williams Likes: Gars, girls, and beer. Ambition: To make lots of money. Julie Jules. Julius” Wilt Likes: That special someone, good friends, and Saturday nights. Ambition: To be the best I can possibly be at whatever I attempt to do. Christine Wojno Likes: Spending time with that Special Some- one.” having a great time with friends and going out on week- ends to the mall. Ambition: To go to college to become a Medical Secretary, get married, and give Ryan the best. Eric Yahner Likes: Pizza with everything (anchovies included, of course), the only soda the school machines never have. Root Beer. Ambition: To take over the family business (Farm). Karen Boom-Boom. Squirrel Yeager Likes: Being with family and friends, tying up the phone lines, and cruisin’ with the crew. Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. especially con- cerning my career. Leah Yeager Likes: Parties, doughnuts, and the dorfmobile. Am- bition: To be successful and happy, and rich. Hugh Yeckley Likes: Baseball, parties, and hunting. Ambition: Anesthesiology. Sandra Sandy” Yeckley Likes: Motley Crue. Ford Mustangs, and someone special in New Jersey Ambition: To be a secretary. Shawn Yeckley Likes: Spending time with friends, cruising Barnesboro. and parties. Ambition: To have a successful career and to be a happy while achieving it. Also to have part own- ership of Suzie Q Rox ... Roxanne Rocky, Yench Yencho Likes: Partying, spending time with that special someone, and spending time with my friends. Ambition: To be happy and to remain with Tom. Mara “Mick. Mara. Old No. 7. Mern. Marba Zalisnock Likes: Parties with our In Crowd J.D. Being with Captain Mifda. Ambition: To be a Rider on the Storm.” Sharon Ziggy-Zig” Zaliznock Likes: Spending my weekends with R.J.S.. partying with R.J.S.. and Southern Comfort. Am- bition: To have a successful job and get married to R.J.S. 107 A GREAT EXPERIENCE Carpentry: Mark Price; others Bill Burns, Brian Auto Mechanics: Clem Lanzendorfer, Anthony Taranto Thomas VO- TECH Cambria Heights students are leaders at the Admiral Perry Vocation- Technical School. Loretta Weber was instrumental in creating VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America). For her efforts she was elected president of the club. Bryan Kurtz was chosen as Parliamentarian. In VICA com- petition. Loretta placed second in nurses’ assistance and Bryan placed third in precision machining. In another organization DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America), Lori Myers served as secretary. Teresa Lansberry placed second in competition. Also, Bernadette Davis was the president of the Future Farmers of America and represented the group in Harrisburg. In addition to the leadership and practical education learned by the students, teachers will also remember: Bentley singing his sweet love songs to Loretta, snowball battles while waiting for the bus at Tech, listening to Shawn Yeckley talk about his love life, running to get the back seat then piling four or five people into one seat; Jim Weymer — the comedian — sharing his great talents including his exotic dreams, and becoming closer friends by listening to each other. 108 Food Management: Jessica James. Cathy Venesky. Kim Watt Food Management Retail Sale : Maureen Thomas. Tammy Hoover. Brenda Trinkley Computer Tech: Linda McMullen. Brian Kovach. Chris Kovach. Shawn Shaner, Nancy Wensel; others Clinton Mauer Masonry: Dan Raynish. Ron Burkhart. George Greiner; Others: Brent Bas- sett Elec. Tech. Brian Kosicki 109 Cosmetology: Cathy Cann, Sandy Karabaugh. Lisa Kirsch, Jenele Weakland, Sharon Lechene. Michele Baker. Sherry Baker. (Carpentry: Bill Harris, Kenny Burkhart. Perry Abrams. Machining: Bryan Kurtz, Richy Sclesky, Shawn Stoltz 110 Agriculture and Small Engine Repair: Ken Williams. Others: Tim Lanseberry, Ed Venesky Health Occupations: Lori Weber. Me- lanie Colberg. (Carpentry: Jeff Polisky, Mall Kuzar. Wayne Guisdak, Jerry Blake. Drafting and Design: Sharron Rieg. Kevin Maines. Others: Dianne Chverchko. Shawn Yeckley. Masonry: Bill Bassetl, Mike Berish. Micke Prevosl 111 Marketing: Kathy O’Leary. Lori Myers. Theresa Lansberry Food Mgt. Hort. Agr.: Tammy Hanyok, Bernadette Davis. Tricia Owens, Tracy 12 Mitchell; Others: Dave Chervchko. Matt Dillon, Scott Farabaugh, John Weber. Jerry Davis. Paul Farabaugh Health Occupations: Tammy Miller Auto Body: Ken McCoy Others: Bill Shutty. Mark Baker, Paul Waugh. Jim Weymer Constructivi Electricity: Carl Baker. |ay Weakland food Management: Brenda Smelsberger Welding: Dan Kuzar. Brian Springer. |eff Weakland. |ohn Thurman. Bob McMullen. Other Gary Thomas Auto Mechanics: Bernie Risbon. Bill Sherry. Scott Shilling 113 ACTIVITIES Astate championship band; rousing lip sync contest; generous blood donations; outstand- ing concerts; winning competitions in Forensics; scholastic quiz and FHA; insightful publications; a musical; over one hundred members of the senior class involved with some activity; Highlander live GREAT, ACTIVE lives SINGING SENSATIONS Mth and 12th Chorale: 1st Marina Masci, Chene Nagle. Tanis Bricker. Pam Burskey. Jenny Wendekier. Brenda Graboski, Betsy Simpson 2nd Sue l-auer. Missy Snyder. Cynthia Luben Lon kelly Carol Gaul. Christy Nagle. Iu ri Kihler. Todd Blake. Kevin Ulo. Dirk Link. Grea Huber. Kris Phillips. Mike Behe. Joe Hitch. Dave Mulhollen. Sue Kelly. Tammi Bills. Mary Thomas. Km. Knse Michelle Parabaufth. Connie Shrenkle. Cindy Weber. 3rd: Carolyn Pellas. Heather Ivoiy. Amy Terza, Kim l.eib. Barb Lechene. Crissy Bender. Mary hckenrod. Jackie Buck. Tom Karabaugh. Alan llessler. |ohn Abrams. Mike Mandrick. Bob Smilhmyer. Shawn Yeckley. John Cramer. Chris Ghernisky. Paul Dubyak. Tom Davis. I.isa Fox. Wendy Smith. Anne Kara ha ugh Donna Nagle Patrice Hanchar. Michelle Glova. Dawn Lake. I urie Bills. 4lh: Jennifer Kerrence. Berky Shero. Michelle Willett. Vicki Bobby. Sue Bearer. Dawn Durbin. Nanette Adams. Mike Stasko. Brent Bowman. Dave Fees. Darren Dubyak. Bryan Kurt . Brian Cresco. Doom Thomas. Bob Schirf. Sean Noel, lanell McCann. I.eah Yeauer. Melanie Radomsky. lustina Saylor. Calh Sclesky. Mu belle Kinney. Christy (la brie Ison 5th Paul Uuer. |im Knarr. Ivan Mulligan. |ohn Stritmalter. Duane Kopera. Nick Caretti. Andy Getsy. Lyn Holtz. Jim McNulty. Dean Gittinp Chris Kohan. 9th and 10th Chorale: 1st: Sherry Bender. Maria Bogus. Christy Nagle. Shannon Link. Christa Burns. Melissa Lieb, Cathy Plouse. Jimm Gobert. 2nd: Kelli Adams. Nancy Bertram. Jennifer Stains. Kim Yahner. Sean Plouse. Joe McCann. Craig Link. Scott Crounauer. Larry Abrams. Rob Davis. Joe Marra, Craig Smith, Brian Murphy. Eric Lieb. Mary Frances Delso. Lori Buck. Donna Nagle. Erica Crowell, Michelle Weakland. 3rd: Michelle Willett, Carolyn Pellas Brenda tanzendorfer. Sandy Hoover. Tanya Yarko, Michelle Durbin. Martina Passanita. Brian Eckenrod. Doug Vargo. Jason McNulty. Rick Bills, Bill Stasko. Ken Cabrielson, Bob Smithmyer. Brian Duclos. Joe Marana. Scott Eckenrode. Michele Milanesi. Dawn Lake. Missy Hey. This year the Cambria Heights chorale was the largest ever consisting of three groups: 9th and 10th, 11th and 12th, and girls’ chorus. During the Christmas season these groups entertained the pub- lic with such numbers as 9th and 10th; “The Christ Child is Born,” “Young King,” and “White Christ- mas”; 11th and 12, “A Marshmallow World,” “Feliz Navidad,” “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”; both groups performed the swinging version of “A Rock- in Christmas Eve.” The girls Chorus numbers in- cluded; “Spirit of Christmas,” “Just a Little Baby,” and “Santa’s Coming.” During the spring these groups rocked the night away with 50-60’s selection such as 9th and 10th: “Buddy Holly’s Best,” “All 1 Have to Do is Dream,” 11th and 12th; “Monster Mash,” “Twist and Shout”; and girls chorus; “Aquarius,” and “Supreme’s Se- lection.” As one more year passes by, these choral students will never forget all the great times they have shared together. They will miss those practices two weeks before the concert when no one knows their part. But most of all they will miss the singing and ne dancing they do to entertain the public. Accompanists: 1st Row: Michelle Willett, Tina McMullen, Carolyn Pellas. Heather Ivory. 2nd Row: Mike Weber, Jason Dunlap, Lenny Arotin. (,irU Chorus: 1st: Samara Martinez, Mary Francis Del so. Brooke Lampenfield, Tina Fitzpatrick, Christy Nagle. Cherie Nagle. Shannon Link. Kim Yahner. Bernadette Marra. Sandv M Mullen. Melissa Lieb. Cathy Rizzo. Dawn Anderson. 2nd: Julie Owens. Bunnie Snyder. Heather Kohan, Nancy McMullen. Tina McMullen. Kelli Adams. Cynthia Lubert. Vicki Hofer. Linda Weaklancl. Stephanie Fisanik. Annette Burkhart. Angie Farabaugh. Tammi Bills. Lisa Fox. 3rd: Tanya Yarko. Heather Ivory. Amy Terza. Kim I m-I, Barb Lechene. Crissy Bender. Mary Eckenrod. Sharon Fitzpatrick. Gale Swab. Mary Francis Delso. Erica Crowell. Donna Nagle. Dawn I ke 4th: Carolyn Pellas. Mu helle Willett. I«aura Wolanin. Dawn Gittings. Becky Shero. Deb Sherry. Vicki Bobby. Martina Passanita. Pam Went2. Janell McCann. Rhonda Thomas. Tracie Gloss. Lauri Weak land. Dee Dee Sherry. County Chorus: 1st: Carol Gaul. Crissy Bender. Tanya Yarko. Cindy Weaver. Mary Franc is Delso. Erica Crowell. 2nd: Kevin Lato. Bob Smithmyer. Kelli Adams. Carolyn Pellas. Michelle Willett. Donna Nagle. Nick Caretti. 3rd: Brad Miller. Brent Bowman, lohn Strittmatter. Shawn Yeckley. Ivan Mulligan. Dirk Link District Chorus: Brad Miller, Michele Willett 117 A MOST VALUABLE ACTIVITY First Row Mf W1II1.1111 Corniisli, Coiiiiim Shrunk le. Mm IimIIm Aslmrsl. KiMtida K� li'tvarriu. l.yiM'llu Klimt, Sandra llamhluy, AiiiIm (.'mnaintr. Turn Fural ungli. Ann Wttiland SmihimI Him Hruiiila l n ttmlnrlttr, Lisa Farattaugli. Clirissy llender, Carolyn Shuma, Jtmny SIuIiim, Chris KirM.li, Durium Naglu 3rd How Aunt; FaralMiigh. Mm Jiulit I.imImiikIi, Christine SIiiiiim Cynthia l.ulterl, Jtmny (Irniimr, Mm Indln Clovu, J«ili« Will, Cilia Maker 41 It How Sun Kim, lay Elias. Iltih Sniilliiuyer. Jarkiu Him k. Sti ann l.elimier. Tiald (ainiuarala. Iti.nl Millnt Through practice, hard work, determina- tion, and the guidance of Mr. William Gormish, this year’s Forensics team had a very successful season. On )anuary 24, the team traveled to Greater lohnstown for their first meet. Christine Shuma and Michelle Glova placed 3rd in Persuasive, and Anne Farabaugh placed 3rd in Informative. Then on February 5, they attended a tournament at Westmont where seven members picked up ribbons: Todd Cammarata — 3rd in Boys Extemporane- ous, Gina Baker — 3rd in Girls’ Extem- poraneous, Christine Shuma — 3rd in Per- suasive, Anne Farabaugh — 1st in Informative, Chrissy Bender — 1st in Po- etry, Eneida Echevarria — 2nd in Poetry, and Carolyn Shuma — 3rd in Poetry. Finally, at Forest Hills on February 15, Christine Shuma placed 3rd in Persuasive, Brad Miller took 3rd in Boys’ Extempora- neous, Todd Cammarata, 2nd in Boys’ Ex- temporaneous, Gina Baker, 3rd in Girls’ Ex- temporaneous, and Anne Farabaugh placed 1st in Informative. Last, on March 1, two people from each event went on to compete in the district competition at Saint Francis College. Why students participate in Forensics va- ries. Christine Shuma believes “It not only helps you make terrific friends, but it also expands our knowledge for the future.” Anne Farabaugh feels “It makes you more confident in yourself, more outgoing.” Whatever the reason. Forensics remains one of the most valuable activities in which a student can participate. Officers: Treasurer Cynthia I.ubert. President Farabaugh. Vice President — Anita Cronaunr Suzann Lehmier. Secretary — Anne Informative: Anne Karabaugh, Cynthia I.ubert. )enny (Ireiner 118 Persuasive: Chrislinfl Shuma, Michelle Glova, Anila Cronauer Prone: Connie Shrenkle. Bob Smilhmyer. Darlene Nagle. Chris Kirsch. Lisa Karabaugh Poetry: Chrissy Bender. Brenda I nzendorfer. Kneida Echevarria. Lynette Kline. Carolyn Shuma. Jenny Stains. Jackie Buck. Michelle Ashurst Extemporaneous: Julie Wilt, Gina Baker. Brad Miller. Tom Karabaugh 119 THE The Cambria Heights Highlander Band started this year's marching season off with a trip to Virginia Beach. There the band spent a day in Busch Gardens and a relaxing day on the beach. Then it was off to Kings Dominion where the band performed down the streets of the park. After the band again passed up the trip to the Pennsylvania State American Legion parade, they began practicing long and hard for competition at the state VFW Parade at Steelton, Pa. In this parade they won first place in the state. GREAT ONES The next item on the band’s list was performing their annual halftime show during the football games. The band moved quickly onto the field to their opening song “Moorside March. Next the band, col- 1st Row. L to R: |ohn R. Elias, Band director, Lana Lawrence, Sue Bearer. Sandy Verdavoir, Jenny Greiner, Suzann Lehmier, Sally Westrick. 2nd Row. L to R: Carolyn Pellas. Jackie Buck. 3rd Row. L to R: Kelly Semelsberger. Michelle Ashurst, Rachel Stuart. Michelle Karabaugh. Sue Anna. Melanie Radomsky, Nanette Adams, Stephanie Weakland. Donna Rogal, Jill Commons. 4th Row, L to R: Tammy Miller. Bethany Serafin, Anita Cronauer, Lori Kelly, Pam Burskey, Jenny Adams. Brenda Graboski, Lori Burskey, Ann Weiland, Joe Shank. Kathy O'Leary. 5lh Row. I. to R: Cindy Commons, Mary .upon, Lisa Karabaugh, Mary Inzana, Linda Fogle. Patty O'Leary. Shannon Miller. Tom Karabaugh. Rich Rogal. Carleen Long, Susanne Lauer, Jennifer Serafin, Janell Weakland. 6lh Row, L to R: Kelli O'Leary, Patrice Hanchar, Aimee Roman, Tara Weber. Heidi Miller, Laura Merriman, Toni Baldacchino, Tammy Kutruff, Anne Karabaugh. Julie Wilt, Cindy Jo Lefebure, Karen Kogle, Dea Sherry. orguard, and majorettes delighted the crowd while clapping to Kichie Valens’ “La Bamba” by waving brightly colored flags of blue, green, orange and hot pink. The band’s final song “Shaker tune” featured the bagpipes and the trumpet duet from Jay Klias and Kric Yahner. The band then performed their annual Christmas Concert in which they presented such classic songs as “Jingle Bells Forever,” Creensleeves,” and “Have a Holly Jolly Christmas.” The stage band performed once again by playing “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer,” “Carol of the Drum,” and many other Christmas favorites. The band’s next performance was the Spring Concert. The band 7lh Row. I. to R: Gina Baker, Heather Yeckly, Dawn Durbin, Ed Sclesky. Jenny Hale. Cindy Kinney. Justina Saylor. Tish Mozina. Jenny Wendekier. Kalhy Sclesky. Sue Kelly. Joe Hitch. Darin Miller, Vicky Kedorko. 8th Row. L to R: Kristy Gabrielson, Jennifer Kckenrode. Mike Holtz, Dave Hessler, Sharon Rusnack. Tina Crook, Dale Nitti, Rick Sclesky. Tony Sclesky. Eric Lydic, Chris Kirsch. Tammy Welchko, Suzy Baker, Donna Eckenrode. 9th Row, L Io R: Jay Elias, Tom Bender, Jennifer Ferrence, Lori Keefe, Paul laiuer, Ralph Van Ormer. John Strittmatter. Todd Thomas. Jason Dunlap. Eric Yahner, Pal Farabaugh. Dreama Rucker. Missy Nagle. Jenifer Buck, Mary Domalick. 10th Row. L Io R: |enni Johnson, Melisa Ueb. Kim Yahner, Lynette Kline, Lorrie Smego. Eneida Ec hevarria, Kathy Plouse, Anne McNulty, Brenda Ciezobka, Julie Owens, Wendy Merrian, Jennifer Price, Shanon Bassett, Bunnie Snyder, Frankie Delso, Stacy Kuhn, Tina Ttiomas. Renee Bassett, Kim Popson, Barb Weakland, Kristen Sholtis, Stacy Rairigh. Absent When Photo Was Taken: Brenda Miller. performed many songs from classic to modern music such as Rock and Roll Classic,” which featured songs from the 50’s, ‘‘Drumbeat Jamboree,” “Trombone Rag,” and “Rhythm is Conna Get You. The stage band fea- tured songs such as “Pennsylvania 65000,” “Land of Make Believe” and “Mony Mony.” Of all the great experiences shared by the band perhaps the greatest occurred during the halftime show at the North- ern Cambria game. Motivated both by the fact that they followed the per- formance of the Slippery Rock Uni- versity marching band and more so by an article titled “La Bamba” written in the Barnesboro Star relating to the band’s performance of the Richie Va- lens hit song, the Highlander band brought thousands of wildly cheering fans to their feet to applaud the out- standing efforts of “The Great Ones.” r I Mie 87-88 Majorettes under the leadership of seniors Sandy Verdavoir and Sue Bearer sparkled during half- time performances. Whether twirling or dancing with sparkly silver pompoms, these six girls worked hard to dazzle audiences. They spent most of their fi ;e time to- gether also, practicing, painting signs to help raise school spirit or clipping newspapers to create a memory-filled scrapbook for the senior football players. Not one of them will ever forget Lana’s “heavy load”; Sally’s mudmask; Suzann’s mistaken identity; Sue’s “Peace and Love ; and Sandy and Jenny being “feature’’ majorettes. These twirlers developed many memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. HALFTIME 122 TREATS This year, the CH Colorguard added piz- zazz and sparkle to the halftime show. Led by Captain Carolyn Pellas and Rifle Sergeant Kathy O’Leary, the group of 23 flags and 8 rifles suffered through many long, hot summer practices to perfect their routines. Their perseverance paid off, though, when they treated the halftime crowds to a dazzling display of colorfully coordinated silks and rifles. Throughout the summer and the ten-game regular season, the girls picked up quite a few memories, such as learning how to do a paddlewheel, initiations, and Tammy’s out- burst on the bus to Johnstown Vo-Tech. All in all, the season was a success because of the dedicated efforts of all the girls. first Row: Carolyn Pellas (captain), (ackie Buck (co- captain). Second Row: Wendy Merriman. Lynetle Kline, Lorrie Smego, Kneida Echevarria. Third Row: Kristin Sholtis, Renee Bassett. Tina Thomas. Stacy Kuhn, Ann McNulty, Kathy Plouse. Julie Owens, Brenda Ciezobka, Jennifer Price, Melisa I.ieb, |enni Johnson. Kim Yahner, Bunnie Snyder. Krankie Delso, Kim Popson, Shannon Baselt, Barb Weakland, Stacy Rarigh. 123 County Band: First Row: Melanie Radomsky. jennifer Serafin, Carleen I ong. Karen Fogle. Rachel Stewart. Second Row: Suzy Baker. Iason Dunlap. |ay Elias. Eric Yahner. Shonna 124 Cray. Third Row: Nikki Fritz. Tammy Welchko. Toni Baldicchino. Laura Merriman. Sue Kelly. Kathy Sciesky, Jennifer Ferrence. District and Regional Band: Jay Elias and Carleen Long. Allegheny Heartland: Jay Elias Melissa Nagle. Stage Band: First Row: Jason Dunlap. Mike Weber. Chris Kirsch. Mr John Elias. Second Row: Judy Scott. Nikki Fritz. Rhonda Rieger. I ura Merriman. Tish Mozina. Cindy Jo Lefebure. Suzy Baker. Third Row: Sharon Rusnak. Bethany Serafin. Mike Holtz. Julie Wilt. Ann Weiland. Pat Kara ha ugh. Heather Yeckley. Tammy Kutruff. Missy Nagle. Eric 125 Yahner. |ay Elias. CREATING CHEERS and CHANTS I i P A % t % M t i n it f Hrsl Row Kirslie l.teb. Vicki Bobby. Christina Nagle. Lorri Urban. Sherry Morgan. Ham Byrne. Samara Martinez Second Row Cbene Nagle. |ennv Kckenrude. Mary Thomas. I .aura Gray. Barb Cechene. Kim Lieb. Carol Caul Third How Mary Beth Pompa. Renae Griffith. Martina Passanita. Dawn Cittings. Kern Stuvsel. I.eah Blair Senior: Clockwise Samara Martinez. Sherry Morgan. Vicki Bob- by. Christina Nagle. Pam Byrne. Kirslie Lien, l-orrie Urban nPhis years squad under the direction of Pa tty Walker and Ginger Eckenrode, has been a successful one. Long and hard hours were put into creating floor cheers, chants, and painting signs. Agonizing practices with nineteen girls all voicing their opinion were always fun. Many fond memories will be cherished for- ever. Among those memories: cheering in the rain at Portage, the rumble with the Johns- town Vo-Tech cheerleaders, Christy falling on her head, being called weiners, and Mary Beth and Leah getting picked off by the football players. MILITARY MIGHT ROTC: 1st: Dan Lillie — Commander. Sean Noel — Deputy Commander. Tammy Bricker. Amy Gloss. |anet Mitchell. Tammy Gray. Brenda l.iople. Alicia Nihart. Helen Saltsgiver. Anita Kline. Roxanne Market. Cindy Commons. Rachel Dow. Karen Shank. Anne Fox. Don Matthew 2nd Matt Link. Joe Marra. Scott McMullen. Leo Holtz. Malt Bradley. |eff l.egrand. |ody Bradley. Charles Pusaleri. Michael Lafferty. Albert Galley. Brett V'ermeulin. Ron l.egrand. 3rd: Pat Little. Craig Link. Michael Penrod. George Smego. Ron Ernest. Darran Miller. Michael Gobert. Brian Kirsh. Michael Eckenrode. Bernard V'ermeulin. Jim Weber. Matt Mangarella. Ken Krise. Dan Wilkie. 4th: Dave Rizzo. Ken CabrieTson. Albert O'Brien. Jason Baker. |im Chirdon. Pat Nelen. Don Smith. Jim Kisbon. Ivan Mulligan, lesse Warner. Brendan Bloomberg. Dan Weakland. Brett Lallemand. Eugene Markel. Chris Kohan. 5lh: Jude Anna. Kyle Senko. Pat Cavanaugh. Paul Hoover. Eric Mishler. Don Noel. Bill Dow. Brian Kovach. Bernard Risbon. Victor Snyder. Chris Kovach. |eff Thomas. Wade Merrill. |oe Mulraney. Robert Mitchell Chorale: 1st: Amy Gloss, Anita Kline. Brenda Lipple, Karen Shank. 2nd: Tammy Bricker, Helen Saltsgiver, Alicia Nihart. 3rd: Dan Wilkie. Brett Lallemand. Bill Dow, Jim Risbon. Victor Snyder. ”B” Flight: 1st: Michael Lafferty. Roxanne Markel. Cindy Commons. Anne Fox. Bernard Vermeulin. 2nd: Ken Cabrielson — Sergeant. Craig Link. George Smego. Jim Risbon — Commander 3rd: Kyle Senko. Michael Gobert. Joe Mulraney 4th: Michael Penrod. Ron Ernest. Eric Mishler. Brendan Bloomberg. Dan Weakland. Paul Hoover. “A” Flight: 1st: Matt Bradley. |eff I-egrand. Brian Kirsh. Michael Eckenrode. 2nd: Amy Gloss. l.eo Holtz. Dan Wilkie — Commander. Robert Mitchell. Tammy Bricker 3rd: Joe Marra. Jason Baker. Wade Merrill. |eff Thomas 4th: Matt Mangarella. Albert O'Brien. Jim Chirdon. lesse Warner. C Flight: 1st Row: Janet Mitchell. Tammy Gray. Albert Gailey. Rachel Dow. Jody Bradley. Brenda Lipple. Karen Shank — Commander 2nd Row: Scott McMullen. Charles Pusaleri. Darran Miller. Jim Weber. Brett Vermeulin. 3rd Row: Bernard Risbon. Pat Cavanaugh. Don Noel. Dave Rizzo — Co-Commander. Eugene Markel 128 Color � u«rd 1st Helen Saltsgiver — Commander. Mall Bradley. Albert Cailey. |ody Bradley. Dan Wilkie. Alicia Niharl. 2nd: Ron Ernest. Amy (.loss. |im Risbon. Tammy Bnckvr. Brell l illemand. 3rd: lason Baker. Brendan Bloomberg. Charles Pusaleri, Paul Hoover Model Airplane and Rocket Club: 1st: Don Smith — CoCommander. Don Matthew. Matt Bradley. Albert Cailey. Michael Penrod. 2nd Row: Ivan Mulligan - Commander, George Smego. Michael Kckenrode. Michael Cobert. Jody Bradley. Charles Pusateri. 3rd Row: Darran Miller. Albert O'Brien. Brendan Bloomberg. Kugene Markel. 4th Row: Eric Mishler. Bill Dow. |eff Thomas. Pat avanaugn. Paul Hoover. 'MafT'. 1st How: Brell l llamend. Dan Wilkie. Helen Saltsgiver. Alicia Niharl. Anila lline. Karen Shank. Pal Nelen. Ron Legrand 2nd Row Pal LltHe. Ken Cabrielson. Mall l.mk. Sean Noel. Dan Utile. )im Risbon. Ken Krise. 3rd Row: Dave Rizzo. Bill bow, Don Smith. Ivan Mulligan. Chris Kovach 4lh Row Chris Kohan. Brian Kovach, fttmard Risbon. Victor Snyder. |ude Anna. Drill Team: 1st: Helen Saltsgiver — Commander. Tammy Cray. Alicia Nihart. Roxanne Markel. Brett (.allemand — Co Commander 2nd: Brenda l.ipple. Amy Closs. Tammy Bricker. Dan Wilkie. Eugene Markel. 3rd: |im Risbon. Ivan Mulligan. Pat Cavanaugh Briefing Team: 1st Row: Anita Kline. Helen Saltsgiver. Alicia Nihart. Amy Gloss. Brenda Lipple. 2nd Row: Ken Krise. Ron Legrand. Jim Risbon. Darran Miller. Cindy Commons. 3rd Row: Pat Little. Dave Rizzo. Bill Dow. Ivan Mulligan. Michael Eckenrode. 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. ROTC cadets are exposed to a diverse program, in addition to academics, in order to promote the mission of the program. One of the highlights of the program is the flying series; this academic year the cadets will have an opportunity to fly in three different types of aircraft: C-130 Hercules. KC-135 Stratotanker and C-141 Starlifter. A three day curriculum-in-action trip will be to McGuire AFB in New Jersey. This is the first visit for the cadets to that base. The cadets will also participate in or sponsor the following events: a visit to the Latrobe Air Show, sponsor a rocket meet for model rocketers, participate in six parades, participate in three national patriotic contests, sponsored two formal military dinners called a Dining-Out and a Dining-In, Christmas caroled at the Veteran’s Administration Home in Holidaysouru. sponsored a military career week, sponsored a CPR course, participated in a ROTC invitational volleyball tournament in Pittsburgh, and conduct an awards ceremony. Cadets have an opportunity to participate in several clubs within the ROTC organization such as drill team, color guard, model airplane, model rocket and ROTC Honor Socity. The cadets also sponsored a bike-a-thon to benefit Cystic Fibrosis. Members of the cadet staff, these are cadets with experience and who hold cadet officer positions, take the responsibility for the operations of the program. 129 FHA — A GREAT EXPERIENCE 1987-88 proved to be a very busy one for the Future Homemakers of America. Under the direction of Debra Yablinsky, the girls took part in many com- munity activities, fund raisers and school functions. Their community activities included playhours in Patton, Carrolltown. Hastings and Ashville. a two week summer fun school sponsored by the PTO, and a 4th of |uly activity afternoon at Patton Park sponsored by the Cambria Heights Jaycees. They participated in a variety of fund raisers such as the Holiday Stickers, Christmas Candles. Carnations for Valentine’s Day, and a Ham and cheese, pizza and hoagie sale. The chapter organized a twelve hour Dance Marathon in November in which prizes were awarded to those who danced the entire day and evening. FHA also sponsored dances, volun- teered as room guides at open house, and helped paint the SADD billboard. Among the many memories that were made this year are making ham and cheese sandwiches early Saturday morning, processing 750 carnations after school, and sorting through boxes and boxes and boxes of candles. The dance marathon will always stick in the minds of those who participated — not only for the fun. the exhaustion, and the sore feet, but also for all the support and encouragement that make the Future Homemakers of America the great organization that it is. Officers: President — Tammy Kutruff, Vice-President — Julie Wilt, Treasurer — Michelle Ashurst, Secretary — Linda Weakland, Public Relations — Melanie Radomasky, Advisor — Mrs. Debra Yablinsky Four Year Members: |ulie Wilt. Tina Magoulick. Chris Shaw. Donna Nagle. Tammy Kutruff. Sandy Yeckley. Becky Shero Row 1. L to R: Shana Hite. Tina Magoulick. Gail Gann. Michele Polisky. Becky Westlake. Kathy Plouse. Kim Yahner. Anita Cronauer. Michelle Ashurst, Julie Wilt. Tammy Kutruff. Supree Amornipimol, Tina Thomas. Row 2. L to R: Kathy Sclesky, Jennifer Stains, Kim Krise, Donna Nagle. Veronica Sigrist, Cindy Weber, Vicki Hofer. Dawn Stoy. Stephanie Fisanick, Linda Weakland. Sheri Selfridge. Julie I,obick. Row 3. L to R: Wendy Gill. Maria Bogus. Cindy Commons, Barbara McKeman. I,ori Kelly. Michelle Durbin. Jenny Adams. Suzann I.ehmier. Wendy Smith. Jackie Buck. Cristine Onderko. Sandy Yeckley. Barb Nealen. Chris Shaw. Brenda I nzendorfer. Row 4. L to R: Janice Bearer. Melissa Hey. Tracy Kron. Joanna Kirsch, Laura Wolanin. Jennifer Chverchko. Melissa Snyder. 130 Darlene Nagle. Dreama Rucker. Heather Yeckley. Melanie Radomsky. Sheri Kowalski, Cheryl Bertram. Becky Shero. Ann McNulty. Brook I mpenfeld. GHOSTOUT A DEADLY REMINDER First Row: Veronica Sigrist, Lynette Kline. Lorrie Smego. Susan Bearer. Brenda Graboski. Michelle Ashurst. Anita Cronauer, Betsy Simpson, Carleen Long. Michelle Weakland. Second Row: Leah Yeager, Toni Baldacchino. Tammy Kutruff. Becky Westlake. Mara Zalisneck. Jennifer Serafin. Michelle Glova. Jill Link. Annette Burkhart. Jacqueline Buck. Suzann Lehmier. Third Row: Dirk Link. Deb Sherry. Laura Merriman. Sherry Morgan. Rhonda Rieger. Patti Shank. Sandra Verdavoir. Leslie Strittmatter, Shonna Gray. Dawn Stoy. Chris Chernisky. Fourth Row: Bob Smithmyer. Deanna Sherry. Jenny Greiner. Lome Urban. Darlene Nagle. Michelle Polisky, Bunnie Snyder. Su Pree Amornpimol, Melanie Radomsky. Cindy Weber. Alicia Nihart. Christine Onderoko. Stephanie Fisanick. Linda Weakland. Julie Wilt. Nick Caretti. Fifth Row: Jay Elias. Lyn Holtz. Bob Shirf. Jennifer Ferrence, Becky Shero. Tina Crook. Melissa Nagle. Dreama Rucker. Helen Saltsgiver. Julie lobick. Sheri Selfridge. Officers: Public Relations — Jennifer Serafin, Vice President — Melanie Radomsky. Treasurer — Leah Yeager. President — Deborah Sherry r'Phink of a friend, now think of that friend -t- dead.” — That is the motto of this year’s SADD chapter, which is under the direction of Ms. Emma Crowell. Throughout the year, the Students Against Drunk Driving made many at- tempts to convince the student body that drink- ing and driving DO NOT mix. These attempts include having posters put up around the school emphasizing the horrors of drunk drivers and scheduling a “Ghostout.” One student was cho- sen, at random, every 17 minutes as the next “victim” of a drunk driver. These “Victims” spent the rest of the day in isolation from the other students, further revealing the effects of death. At the end of the day, fifteen students were “killed” by a drunk driver. Due to the “Ghostout” the Chapter’s membership almost doubled. The chapter is hoping to increase their membership and activities in the future years. Stay Alive Don’t Drink and Drive. 133 ii YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN’’ ' Phis year Cambria Heights presented the musical “You're a Good -I Man Charlie Brown,” which captures many of the memorable scenes created by Charles Schultz in everyone's favorite Sunday morning comic strip. These included Charlie Brown’s kite, Lucy’s psychiatric help, Linus’s blanket, Snoopy’s Red Baron, Schroeder’s piano, and Patty’s baseball game. It also portrayed events in the lives of the six characters and reminded the audience of the fears, doubts, and happy times of their own childhoods. “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown was directed by Mrs. Caryl Bowman, Mrs. Debra Yablinsky, Mr. William Schirf and Mr. Glenn Kerr. The directors, cast, chorus and all the stage committees worked three long months learning lines, perfecting songs and dance steps, creating the set, setting the lights and making eve- rything perfect for the moment the curtain went up opening night. Cast: 1st: Dirk Link (Snoopy), Brad Miller (Charlie Brown). Bob Smithmyer (Schroeder). 2nd: Erica Crowell. Nick Caretti (Linus), Mary Beth Leone (Lucy). Kelli Adams (Peppermint Patty). Michelle Willet, Sherri Bender. 3rd: fason McNulty. Brent Bowman. Kevin Lato. Audience Management: 1st: Donna Nagle. Barb McKernan, Samara 134 Martinez. Kristie Lieb. 2nd: Shonna Gray, Melissa Caretti, Sharon lllig. Make-Up: Lynette Kline. Denise Fogle, Dawn Stoy, Wendy Mer- riman, Patti Ivory Sri Design: I x ri Taranlo. Deb Sherry. Chrissy Bender. Lu Cuningham. Jennifer Kckenrode. Silling: Tracy Cence Set Design: Cindy Lubert. lennifer Serafin. Greg Huber. |oe Thibodoux. Suzy Baker, loan Fox. )oe Hilch. Accompanists: Carolyn Pellas, )ason Dunlap Stage Crew: 1st: Tammy Kulruff. Julie Will. 2nd: Slephanie Kisanick. Linda Weakland. Mike Holz 3rd: Brenda Lanzendorfer. Lenny Buckman. Eric Lydic. Darren Miller. Publicity: Alicia Nihart, Sue Kim. Michelle Farabaugh 135 THE HIGHLANDER — A GREAT TRADITION Activities: 1st: Jennifer Eckenrode, Sandy Verdavoir, Sue Bearer, Chris- Faculty: 1st: Tammy Kelley, Leanne Hertzog. 2nd: Renae ty Nagle. 2nd: Jenny Greiner, Pam Burskey,, Donna Nagle, Laura Gray, Mulraney, Tina Magoulick. Cindy Weber, Vicki Bobby. 3rd: Alicia Nihart, Eneida Echevarria, 136 Darlene Nagle, Connie Shrenkle, Dina Baldacchino. When the Highlander editors — Leslie Strittmatter, Carolyn Pel- las, Tammy Kutruff, Carol Gaul and Anita Cronauer — sat down to plan the yearbook in the early fall, the first question they raised was “What can we do differently?” While many of the yearbook pages — senior portraits and information, directory, baby pictures, etc. — remain similar from year to year because of tradition, the editors dared staff members to search for new lay-out techniques and organization. The end result is that the 1988 High- lander is a mixture of innovation and tradition. One major change is that the entire yearbook is organized by the theme “Great Scots” with the staff fo- cusing on the many ways that Cambria Heights is a great school. Also, in lay- outs, larger, more dramatic pictures were used when possible. Some sec- tions, such as Classes and Vo-Tech were completely revamped. The 1988 Highlander continues to be a great yearbook because the staff members are willing to pay the price for great- ness — initiative, hard work, and ded- ication. In addition to the Highlander, Cambria Heights also has a video yearbook di- rected by Mr. Bill Crowell. Just in its second year of existence, the video yearbook has attracted the attention of the student body. Editing the huge amount of video tape is an awesome job, but the end product is a treasure that students can watch for a life-time. Editors: 1st: Carolyn Pellas. Tammy Kutruff, Leslie Strittmatter. 2nd: Anita Cronauer. Carol Caul. Advisor Mr. Paul Baran. Seniors: 1st: Melissa Nagle. Donna Eckenrode. Lome Urban. Cynthia Lubert. Amy Terza. Sherry Morgan 2nd: Patti Shank. Donna Nagle. Sandra Hambley. Melissa Mortensen. Holly Thomas. Vicki Delso. Rhonda Reiger. Jennifer Kerrence. 3rd: Barb Hoover. Judy Scott. Michelle Willett. Becky Shero. Leah Yeager, fulie Wilt. Annette Burkhart Typists: 1st Karen Yeager, ('indy Jo Lefebure. Mara Zalisnock. 2nd: Tina Crook. Karen Shank. Jennifer Burk. Marcie Pardee. Carlene Long. Vo-Tech: 1st: Charlene DaBella. Sheri Kowalski. 2nd: Melissa Nagle. Cheryl Bertram. Sports: 1st: Denise Fogle. Jennifer Serafin. Cynthia Lubert. Amy Terza. 2nd: Deb Sherry. Brenda Conrad. Tammy Babiak. Jenny Eckenrode. Patty Ivory. Barb Lechene. Underclassmen: 1st: Michelle Burkhart. Pam Byrnes. Dawn Lake. Michele Milanese 2nd. Tracy Gloss. Shonna Cray. Lome Smego. Lynette Kline. Sharon Hoover Video Creates a moving memory Video: 1st: Tracy Griffith. Jennifer Haycisak. Holly Thomas. Shawn Yeckley. Tina Crook. Suzanne Lauer. Betsy Simpson. Carlene Long. 2nd: Dawn Anderson. Charlene DaBella. Lorrie Urban. Sherry Morgan. Sue Bearer. Patti Shank. Mara Zalisnock. Lorrie Smego. 3rd Jay Elias. Sheri Kowalski. Michelle Willett. Sandy Verdavoir. Donna Eckenrode. Jennifer Eckenrode. Ann Weiland. Lynette Kline 4th Tammy Welchko, Leslie Strittmatler. Jenifer Buck. Cindy Jo Lefebure. Editing: 1st: Jennifer Serafin. Suzanne Lauer. Leslie Strittmatter. Carleen Long. Avisor Mr. Crowell. 2nd: Mara Zalisnock. Jenny Greiner, Tina Crook. Lynette Kline. 3rd: Michelle Willett. Matt Link. Jay Elias. Cindy Jo Lefebure. 137 JOURNALISM REAPS REWARDS Are deadlines important? Just ask the editors of Plaid Talk. The six girls had to stay long hours after school proofreading, typing, and laying out the five issues of Plaid Talk. The end result? The students got to enjoy their school newspaper and the reporters and ed- itors had the satisfaction of knowing that they contrib- uted to it. Mr. Paul Blackham, the advisor, helped out by offering his opinions on certain subjects. In addition, he nominated several hard-working and dedicated report- ers for induction into the Quill and Scroll Club, an honorary society for high school journalists. The Quill and Scroll club, an international honor society for high school journalists, is a new addition to Cambria Heights extracur- ricular activities. The nine members of this prestigious organization met throughout the year, the club members sold candy to help finance a trip to Altoona. In order to be accepted into Quill and Scroll, the students had to meet certain criteria. They were nominated by either Mr. Paul Baran or Mr. Paul Blackham, depending on whether they were involved with the yearbook or Plaid Talk. Final selections were made by Mr. Schirf, the advisor of Quill and Scroll, and formal induction ceremonies were held in May. SUIT: 1st l.ynette Kline. Lome Smego. Eneida Echevarria. Patti Shank. Michelle Clova. Christie Nalge 2nd: Mr Paul Blackham. Cindy |o lefebure, Carolyn Pellas. Donna Kckenrode. Anita Cronauer. Michelle Ashursl. Lisa Farabaugh. Cindy Weber 3rd: Paul Yacisin, Dan Lillie. Pal Farabaugh. Sharon Rusnak. Dawn Durbin. Tish Mozina. |enni lohnson. Brenda l nzendorfer. Melisa Ueb 4th |av Elias, Becky shero. Regina Baker. Deb Sherry. Suzanne Baker. Chris Kirsch. Melanie Radomsky. Heather Editors: Cindy |o Lefebure, Carolyn Pellas. Donna Eckenrode. Lisa Farabaugh, Michelle Ashurst, Brenda Lanzendorfer, Re- gina Baker. Typists: Susanne Lauer, Cindy Lefebure, Jennifer Quill and Scroll: 1st: Regina Baker, Carolyn Pellas, Cynthia Lubert, Leslie Slrittmatler. Buck 2nd: Advisor — Mr. William Schirf, Michelle Ashurst, Sue Baker, Donna Nagle. Michelle Willett, Donna Eckenrode, Amy Terza. SENIOR DIRECTORY Greg iri e I Box 268 Hastings. PA 16646 February 5. 1970 247-859B Basketball 9.10, 11, 12 Eric Age Box 271 Carrolltown PA 15722 Supree Amornpimol 42 Nakbramrung Lane Banirnngmuanj Pomprab Bangkok 10100 Thailand August 18. 1 FHA 12 SADI) 12 Jeff Baker Box 100A RD m OTT Hastings. PA 16646 Yvlarch 24. 1970 247-8158 ■ RD 2 Box 28 Patton, PA 16668 . November 24. 1969 «674-8265 Wrestling 9 Laurie Bills Box 163 'St. Benedict. PA 15773 May 23. 1970 '148-8658 track 9, 10, llkl Basketball 10. II Chorale 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 larin Bobby 1 Box 561 Patton. PA 1CC08 February 27. 1970 764-5644 A 15722 ki L. 1 Box 58 i-aiton. PA 16668 tx NiTfy 31.1970 . '674-3759 Cbeerlfeader « 10, Swimteam 11, lz Yearbook 11, 12 ■ VnB w6|IU n Bill Burns KI) «1 Box 276 Fallenliinber. PA 16639 Mar. b 27, 1970 14 1-4228 li-ssii .. B Box 75 M ( ar mill own, P. 2. 1'iH 344 H53I, Chcrrleadi Yearbook Jjf Newspaper 11 Pam Byrne Box oO Carrolltown. PA 15722 July 6. 1970 344-8708 Yearbook 12 Cheerleader 12 Swimleam Timer 11,12 Mar Ann I In.rail., RD 1 Box 235 12 Mark B.lfcgrH K U 1 Box 43A Ham nog. PA 16646 December 16, 1969 24-8630 Regina Baker RD Box 11' 10. 11. 12 laker Ill-A Carrolltown. PA 13722 February 13, T9WT • 344-8019 NHS 11,12 , Quill ft Scroll 11. U Marching Band 9. Jo, 11, T’ Concert Band 9, VO, 11. 12 SJ-yHA3o Plaid 'I ,.lk to. Foren .i. s 12 Willie m Box 274 akerloH December 4| 948-4139 H Susan Bearer Box 141-1 Carrolltown. PA 15722 Iune2T197( 344-8875 Track 9. 10. 11, 12 Basketball 9 Swimming 11, 12 Captain 12 Yearbook 11,12 Video Yearbook 12 Concert Band 12 Marching Band 12 Majorette 12 ( borato 9.12 SAIM) 12 Chorale 9. 11, Girls Chorus 9. John E. Boland RD 1 Box 63 Dvsart. PA 166 August 2, 1969 Band Manager 1. 10, Paul Boslet 1 14 M.unStree Icarrolltown. PA 1| H «7 V Brown ech Ave . PA 166f 4. 1969 5175 sketball 9 Jenifer Buck box 638 Hasting,. PA If -t November 28 247-9293 Marching Band Conrcr'Band 9 1 Yearbook Staff 11| 11. U Library Aide 12 Video Yearbook 12 le. PA Apnl 22. 1971 674-65821 Drafting Club F Melanib LynnTolberg PfcJBoX 95kI) 1 Carrolltown. PA 157 August, «121� 344-8277 HA 9. F . , 4Chervl Gonfbrrtuck P O B0I254 - pri I 6,1 70 � 8-9785 � • “ —.—student Secretary |X Who's VTina Crook 14L1 Dorado Str A Carrolltowu. PA 15 Sejkemtirrf 19, 19? 344-8673 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 18 .. Stage Band 11, 12 County Band 11, 12 Kfc. Track 10.11 - kVho's Who 11. Tl.ineroming 12 Annette Burkhart ___ 327 Weal Campbell Street j,ilula rm.nmgham Car r,,Blown. PA 15722 Box-116 Benedict. PA 15773 March 25. 1970 JjL 948-6281 Volleyball 9. 10. It. 12 Track 10 Basketball 12 Carrolltown, PA 15722 September 22. 1970 344-8928 FHA 9 Marching Band 9. 10 Concert Band 9. 10 Girls Chorus 11, 12 Volleyball 11, IS Yearbook 11. 12 N 1 rack 11 11.12 Yearbook 11, 12 Student Assistant 12 FHA 10 Nora I RD 1 Hastings PA 16646 February 28. IJ)7U -----11 Hne Dram hak | 1 Box 6A Istings. PA 16)� 46 1 [lober 7. 1969 b-8776 MB Dunlap .B ■6 wn. PA 15722 ft ■ , 1970 ■ Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12™ SHgeBai.d 11, 12 XConcdHand 9. 10. 11.12 Mary Eckenrod RD 1 Box 339 Edensburg, PA 15g31 March 8. 1970 . Track 9 | orale 9, 11, 12 PrlsTSorus 9.10. IF. 12 Nation,il Honor Society 11. iL.k9.toi, J arhook 11 ■ Donna Eckenrodv Box 94 Chesl Springs. PA 16624 July 23, 1970 574-5006 Marching Band 10. 11. 12 gtHaanfomi ). io.li. 12 Yearbook Staff 11. 12 Quill ft Scroll 11. 12 Library Aide 11. 12 Video Yearbook 12 Dnuna 11 Plain Talk Reporter 10 Plaid Talk Copy Editor 11 Plaid Talk Sports Editor 12 lenniferM Eckenrode Lot 16 Cajolltown. P A 15722 f 344-8134 Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Ski Club 9. 10, 11, 12 Track 9 Plaid Talk 11 Yearbook 11, 12 Video Yearbook 12 Softball 11. 12 KI) Box 140 CarrolItown, PA 15722 March 10, 1970 344-8173 Lnotljall 9, 10. 11. 12 Swimming 11.12 Track 11, 12 Chorale 12 Michael Berish en Burkhart 607 Moose Avenue Patton, PA 16668 March 20. 1969 Michelle Burkhart Bei uadette Davis RD 1 Box 93 Dysart. PA 16636 April 20. 1970 674-8793 Future Farmers of America 10, 11 12 414 Beech , Patton, PA 16668 tune 674-5959 |ohn lay Elias 300 Green ave. Patton, PA 16668 May 16. 1970 674-8992 Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12 ■ Concert Band 9, 10,11,12 County Band 9. 10,11, 12 J District Band 10. 11. 12 . Band President 12 Allegheny Heartland Band 11, 12 Stage Band 11. 12 Chorus 9 County Chorus 9 Play 10, 11 Ski Club 9. 10. 11, 12 Forensics 12 Student Announcer 12 f Plaid Talk 2 V Who’s Who 12 , IS SADD 12 ,7% Video Yearbook 11,12 Music Kditor 12 Anne t. Farabaugh • ' • rg, PA 15931 November 3. 1969 344-8687 Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12 Chorale 11. 12 Library Aide 9, 10, 11, 12 Band Historian 12 Band Librarian 11, 12 Forensics 11; 12 Forensics Treasurer 12 National Honor Society 11. 12 National Honor President 12 Play 10. 11 Upward Bi ind 11,12 • Upward Hou Counci M2 Semi ■ Fine list f Sot .01861 Junior Miss 1 Who’s Who 1 [2 Mark Farabaiigh Bo$H 16A KMk rarrol� towi Tl5722 -5 December 344-6356 Jennifer FekrencT Box 75 V||(K St. Be y jct. PA 1 948- Mar Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 11 County Band 12 Chorale 9, 11, 12 Track 10. ifW Softball 12 SADI) 12 Yearbook 12 Who’s Who 11 Tina Fitzpatrick RD 1 Box 399 Patton, PA 16668 lanuary 25. 1970 S I horus 9. 10. 11. 12 Swim Team 12 Denise Fogle Box 40 Chest Spring. PA 16624 674-5961 FHA 9. 10, 11 Yea rliook 11,12 SADD 11 Student Secretary 12 Cheryl Frederick loan Fox RD 1 Box 710 Patton. PA 16668 Mach 10. 1970 247-8781 Library Aide 11. 12 Kent Cates 624 Magee Ave. Patton. PA 16668 September 19. 1970 674-3384 Andy S. Cetsy RD 1 Box 362 Patton. PA 16668 AugUst 23, 1970 TW3708 , Jjr Football 9. It. 12 Weight Lifting 9. 10, 11, Chora hi 0 10. 11, 12 or . 10. an flmngs Dean Box 332 lune 17. 1970 4-8967 9. 10. 1 Student Advisory Council ?presentati?e SkLGhib 9. V). 11. 12 Michelle Glova Box 71 St. Benedict. PA 15773 November 28. 1969 948-5886 Forensics 11. 12 ____________■■LX. oncer1 Band 9. 10. 11 I: Marching Band 10 July 22. 1970 v 247-8712 Plipd Talk 9 Yearbook Staf f 11 Forensics 11. 12 12 ' District Forensics 11 U Play 11 Weightlifting 12 Patrice Hanchar Box 195 T rroUlown. PA 15722 Mart 17;J970 344-81 Marching Banin 10. 11. 12 Concert Band 10, 11, 11 Girls Chorus 9 jH Chorale 10. 11. l H Who’s Who Anu H American Students 12 Jr. MissPj Mim Semi-1 iuaiist Who’s Who 12 Muset r Dystrophy Camp 1 THA 9. ll 12 Bill Harris Box 298 llune 24. 1970 -9922 nnifer X 2 Rf ene tomb� 1 488Ur 1A Video Yea, Who's Who Leanne Hertzi Box 278 Jl Flmora. PA 15737 May 1 1 J70 94H-8893iW 157-3 Samara Martinez Gonzales lose Santos Ghocano � 900 Col. Anahuac C.P. 66450 San Nicholas de los Czarza N.L.. Mexico lune 13 9 (52-831 52-27-53 Cheerleader 12 Girls Chorus 12 fames M. Gray 221 St. Mary St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 December 26. 1969 344-8243 Football 9. 10. 11. 12 Track 9. 11. 12 Basketball 12 Brian CffQsco Fast Campbell St March 3 344-8682 Basketball 9 Track 11.12 Who’s vyho 11 Tracy Griffith Edge wood Drive Hastings. PA 16646 April 13. 1970 247-8407 Plaid Talk 10 Yearbook 11 Who’s Who 12 Video Yearbook 12 Life Guard 12 Sandra Hambley KTf Box 71 Hastings. PA 16646 odd ugust 6. 1970 948-5071 Football U Baseball 10 Swimming 11 Track 12 Lyn Holtz Box 456 Har vey St Hast lugs. PA 16646 lanuary 16 1970 247-3369 Basketball 9 Football 9. iO, 11. 12 Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Sally Holtz BotffcB May 31. 1970 674-8583 Library Aide 11 Barbara J. Hoover RD 2 Box 51 Patton. PA 16668 July 23, 1970 674-8498 ( mi. ert Band 9. 10. 11.12 Girls Track 10. 11,12 National Honor Society 11. 12 Kenneth Joseph Hoover R.D. 1 Box 518 —' Patton. PA 16668 August 8. 1970 ; 674-3773 . Kristin Lee Hoover Rl) 2 Box 66 Patton. PA 16668 May 20. 1970 9. 10.4 1. 12 t). 11,12 11. fa - 674-5911 FHA 9. 10, 11 Track 10 Yearbook Staff-11 Prom Committee 11 National Honor Society 11. 12 SADD 11 Heather Ivory Box 398 Rl) � 1 Ashville. PA 16613 April 17. 1970 ■ 674-8152 Basketball 9. Track 9. 10. Chorale 9. (.iris ( horus u. It). II. 1 Student Council 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Ski Club 9. 10. 11 (essica Lynn RD 1 Box 665 Patton. PA 16( 68 August 17. 1970 247-8834 Brenda Keener 103 Spruce St Carrolltown. PA 15722 September 27. 1970 344-8559 Band 10. 11 Student Secretary 11, 12 Tammy Kelley P.O. Box 96 Hastings. PA !IWpPI lune 27, 1970 247-99U3 Vo-Tech 10 Yearbook Staff 12 Library Aide 12 Brian Kelly Box 32 Hastings, PA 16646 February 20.1970 247-8357 Football 9. 11. 12 Basketball 10, 11. 12 Baseball 10. 11, 12 Paul L. Kirkpatrick P.O Box 39 Hastings. PA 16646 October 8. 1969 247 8970 CheerJeading 9 Basketball 10 Volleyball 10 Track 9.10 Secretary 9 Adam J. Kirsch Box 42 Hastings. PA 16646 December 30. 1969 247-8732 KOTC9. 10. 11 Chris Kohan P.O. Box 107 lanuary 13, 19 b6B 344-8764 Baseball 10. 12 ROTC 9. 10. 11. 121 Cftoralel Kenneth Krise R.D. 1 Box 94 Dysart. PA 16636 April 19, 1970 674-5989 Football 9 Wrestling 10, 11 -v; Chorale 9 Video Yearbook 12 Track 10 11 Who’s Who 11 SADI), 12 Student Secretary 12 Ceorge I )W master Box 424 North Main St. C.yrroIItown. PA 15722 July 12. 1971) 344-8079 Cynthia Lubert 408 5th Avenue Patton. PA 16668 May 22. 1970 Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12 Chorale 12 Sean Miller Box 9ft R.D. 1 Hastings. PA 16646 March 11, 1970 247-8438 Pool ball 9, 10. 11. 12 Tammy Miller 212 Mellon Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8882 March 13. 1970 Band 9. 10. 12 loe Mitchell Who’s Who 12 Circulation Manager (Plaid Talk) 10. 11, Tz Jton Legrand R.D. Box 98 listings, PA 16646 4iril 25. 1970 247-8650 Swim Team 11,12 Captain 11. 12 ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12 Jom Let so ■ 11 James Ave. jetton. PA 16668 April 30. 1970 614-5143 Aiy 9. 10. 11 Student Council Treasurer I m io. ii, 12 FAensics 11 S lm Team t . M kirstie Lieb Box 285. ( armllt( jc PA 15722 March I. 1970 344 808 ' Mart hi :ig Band 9, 10 ( m ert Band 9. 10. 11, 12 ( Iicerleading 11, 12 ( . ( idtain 12 rarl,|ok 11. 12 Softball 11.12 Who’s Who 12 lm Link tu Beech Avenue la if on. PA 16668 ROTC 9, 10. 11. 12 Bryan Kurtz R.D. 1 Box 122 Hastings. PA 16646 November 12. 196|fl 247 8654 Chorale 9. 12 Student Council 11.12 Tammy A. Kutruff .• R.l). 1 Box 750 Patton. PA |uly 17. 19Z|jti 674-3723 Man h g Band 9. 10. 11.12 ( om eri Band ft. to. 11.12 County Band 10 Stage Band 10. 11. 12 Band Treasurer 12 PH A 9, 10, 11,12 PH A PjesidSt 12 RYearbdok 1u 12 ia ok Edi’ N.K.D r Cftrtitu ate in Who’s Who 12 School Play 11 Stage Crew 10, 11. 2 Library Aide 9. 10 Upward Bound 11 Drama 10 ;,rom Committee 1 Afterglow Committee 11 SwimmingTlrnu Keeper 11 ijamiel Kuzar Michelle Ikimb David tansberry Bakerton. PA 15737 Porensics 9. 10. 11. 12 � 40-4506 Ciirls Chorus 9, 10. 11. 1 September 1 1970 Sherry Morgan Box 494 patton. PA 1066 p 674-5525 August 1. 1B7() Chorale 11,12 Yearbook 11. 12 Homecoming 12 Wbrary AMpl'0. 11. NalionaLHonor foch Quil md Scroll 11.1 Joe Lubejft Box f)i I last ilifts. PA 16646 ()( tuber 17. 1969 4 347 6253 Basketball 10. 11. 12 Track 12 Christina M. Magout R D. 2 Box 160 BatkUL PA 16668 Pheerlearting ttf 11 Video Yearbook 12 Missy Mortensen K8 Edge wood Drive'' Hatting?, PA 16646 247 33;3 - June U. 1970 Yearbook H. 12 KenatTMulrartey P.O. Box 106 pTmora. PA 15737 948 4626 March 8. 1970 Student Secret Who’s Who 12 Patton. PA 16668 Yearbtwjlll, 12 I D A. 9. 10. 11,12 Robert L. MalienS 207 James Yv� . Patton. PA U)66jJ Vnrnary2l ;97 0 I ontll.il BasketbaTTB, 11M 1 Chorale 9, lAft National H HJkj Dawn Marshall . 6V1 Magee AvoA Patton. PA October 16, 196 Yearbook 11 1 Plaid Talk 9, 10, VolleybattflM Girls ( horns 9.1 (:hor3Wl P Quilt and S roll Nationfflponor 5 TruTT 10. 12 Wrest linf J Newspaper National Hoi Volleyball 9 Cheerleading 9. 10. 12 Yearbook 11,12 Plaid Talk 11 12 National Honor Society 11 ROTC 9710 mTe Lauer K K.fl Box 109 Carroll town. PA 15722 ■ll 16 3JT-8914 Cindy jo Lefebur R 220 fTislings. PA 1 M 4fflH October 25. 196.9 k� 7 6340 'tr Niching hi Concert Band.9� Ifr V� ! Sla«« Band 10 11 1 1 Yearl ook Staff 11. 12 Plaid Talk 10. 11. 12 Library Aide 11,12 Video Yearbook 11.12 Editor-In-Chief (Video Yearbook)12 National Honor Society 11 ROTC 9. 10. lfll Video Yearbook Matthew A. Lind R.D. lTiox 88 Dysart: PA 1663 February 7. 1970 674-593i Football 9 v Chorale 9 ’fro FC 9, 10. tlj ■fideo Ye«ilbdHd (Mr lee n MJrie b i Sc 1111 Kidoradc arj? Ch Ihorale Kenneth P. McCoy Box 183 Elmora. P 15737 November 6. 1969 948-9302 Football 9 Bob McMullen R.D. 1 Box 395 Ashville, PA 16613 November 22, 1969 674-8103 James McNulty 412 Beech Ave. PattonJPA 16668 Trac iT Softball 11. 12 District Band 10. 12 Melissa Nagle 112 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5697 September 21. 1970 Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12 Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12 Stage Band 11, 12 Band Officer Treasurer 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Forensics 12 SADI) 12 Track 10. 11. 12 Drama 12 R.O.T.C. 9. 10. 11 Barbara Nealen R.D. 1 Box 1-E Carrolltown. PA 15722 344-8370 March 21, 1970 ROTC 9. 10. 11 FHA 12 Library AHe 11 I Sean N el Tn vn J A ve Patton. PA 16668 .November 8. 1 '168 674-5037 Football 9. 10. 11. 12 Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12 ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12 Chorale 12 Who’s Who 11 National Honor So ietv 11. 12 Kathleen C F r I 609 r Patton. P . PA 15737 March 18. 1969 948-9284 Michael Provost Box 92A-1 Carrolltown. PA 15722 November 25, 1969 344-8289 Wrestling 10, 11. 12 Track 9. 10. if. 12 ROTC 10 Mark Price 815 Beech Ave. Patton. PA 16668 June 16. 1970 674-3720 Kandv Keber RJ). 1 Box 346 Edens burg. PA 15931 December 5 344-8757 Sharren Rieg P.O. Box 15 Chest Springs. PA 16624 Rhonda Rieger P.O. Box 166 Carrolltown. PA 15722 November 11, 1969 344-8615 Track 10. 11 Marching Band 9. 10L-� Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12 Stage Band 10. 12 Yearbooklfl. ?2 -W X nt Secretary 12 rolyn R.D. 1 Box 110-A I ■on� Colorguard 9. n i i’laid Talk in. f Managing Editor 11 Editor-in-( ‘luef 12 Yearbook 11. 12 % Editor 12 tironal Horn 12 Until and Scroll.! 1 President 12 L Track 9. 10. 11 Girls Chorus 9. 10 11 Chorale 11.12 County Chorus 11, i Kris Phillips Box 17 St. Boniface. PA 16675 June 27, 1970r ' 247-8855 Basketball 9 Student Council 9. 10 V- Ski Club 9. 10. 11, 12 Chorale 12 laffPolisV flHH Box 285 ■sbon 13 ___bn. PA November 15. 1969 674-5190 Track 11,12 William Rusnak Box 343 Hastings. PA 16646 Tepteniber 27. 1970 247 .17 Rich Ri1 r.d. i r Patton. PA 674-5854 asktthell 9. 10. 11 l arry Salt .giver R.D. 1 Box 621 Patton. PAj August 17 674-5241 Bob Schirf R.D. 1 Lore! to. - ri!2? ; : H40 l « thall 9. 10. ) |udith5.nilr «.Ml A R.D. 1 Box 224 Ebensburg. PA 15931 May 3. l'trf ] 344-8904 Concert Bind 9. 10. 11. 12 Stage Ba n1. 10. 11, 12 Yearbook 1 Who’s W in 11 Brenda S melsberger P.O. Box 8 I Hastings PA 16646 Decembri 10. 1969 247-8573 Jennifer Sr -a fin Box 249 Carrolltown. PA 15722® February 1!. 1970 344-9940 k 4 Concert Ba id 9, 10. 11. 12 Marching tend 9, 10. 11,12 County liar d 9.00. 11. 12 National HonflBociety 11. Arm 12 W I Yearbook Si alt 11. 12 ■ Year Hk 12 ■tary 1 ■ llblic Krl Officer 12 lid Shank I'esl (] H e 11 St. dltowi . PA lj 722 126. «0 ■ )30 Kb r i Shank P.O. Box 208 Carrolltown. PA 15722 I ?o. 1970 m I ROTC 9, 10, 11 Ye.im'onk Staff 12 ■ a Box 238 (iarrolltown. PA.1§7 October 19. V 344-8149 1 Ban 9|HH Plaid Talk 1 l H Yearbook 11. l H National Honor Society 11. 12 SADD 12 J Christine A. Shaw R.D. 1 JA Patton PA 16668 March 15. 1970 -s' t7 FHA 9, 10. 11. 12 Plaid Talk Typist li,) Who’s Who 11 Student Assistant 12 SADD 11 LikC.frrolltown, PA L57AI f mtril I -iCirls icRbrUs 9. 10, 11M2 — Track 9, 1(W1.12 Plaid lalk |g I 1 fc Who's11 M SADD 12 — president Lori Ann Sherry R.D. 1 Box 376 Ashvill ), PA 16613 July 10. 1970 674-5917 Who’s Who 11 Student Bob Sh TCD. 1 Box Ashvdie. PJ October 2. 1 tant 1 5722 , 12 11, 1« Honor Society 11, Chorale 12 SADD 12 Rich Sclesky Box 141 Elmora. PA 15737 November 6 1969 148-9252 Mai ching Barn Concert Band 9, 10 ky Sbero A lx 85 . Carrolltown. PA 15722 August 8. 1970 344-8358 FHA 9.30.11 Public Rel.itinns (Jfficer 10 Girls Chores 9. 10. 11. 12 fSortimni. 12 ’earhook Prow-Committee 11. 12 Sherry Box 318 Christine Shtlma Box 34 Kbemburg. PA 15931 nbei 9. 1970 10. 11 ■1. 12 Plaid Talk Typist 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Who’s Who 12 Bill Shutty Box 458 Mitchell St. Hastings. PA 16646 July 5. 1070 247-8413 r- JT i Wk Tammy Box i:'8e?;V Elmo- i. P 15737 MafM06SI L 948-97SJ-5 • :: Girls Cliorus 9 ROTC-9: - Band 9. vt, i •V Victor Sovd Box St Benedict. PA 15773 Sep; ember 11. 1970 948-5809 ROTC 9. 10. 12 Track 1° ■Irian Springer R.D. 1 Box 78A Carrolltown. PA 15722 April 7, 1970 . A Shawn Stoltz R.D. 1 Box 57 Hastings. PA 16646 October 2. 1969 247-8575 Marty Storm R.D. 2 Box lflD ; Patton. PA 16668 January 26. 1970 674-2251 Leslie A. Strittmatter R.D. 2 Box 37 Patton. PA 16668 October 3. 1969 674-8214 Girls Basketball Manager 9. 142 10 Girls Volleyball Manager 10. 11. T2 Yearbook Editor 11. 12 Plaid Talk 11 Play 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Quill Si roll (Treasurer) 11, 12 NET Award 10 I 1 111- _____________ kn , 4 Jj SADD 11, 12 if Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12 I on s’ Taranlo .Hastings. PA 16646 ■unitary 6. 1 Inai i|ueline M Taylor llakertoicPA 15737 FehruiWVTB. 1970 948-0210 Yearbook 11, 12 i “TT. n Library Aide 12 XXII 304 I-inwood Avenue 'SfirfleiiHier 2«f97(1JP M ys : ojfl JL flack Til). Quill Sr-Srroll ’ W (Moralu {). loBl. 12 flirts («brui f.TOfll. trlHMifc, 1-mr sfT W 1:1J9- $ � -J| XI n flionias ™ fiomas irrf pte L� r 11 4 ‘)7j Hatim Thomas August n mi 141 8248 Football «. 10. 11. 12 Wrestling 'i. 10. 11.12 Holly Thomas Box 31-0 Beaver Deceml ■ r 19. 1969 247-851'1 • I HA 9 Yearbook 11, 12 Stud it Assistant 12 Who Who 12 Y oY !T7T1 12 Video l.orrie Ann Urban Box 70 Hastings. PA 16646 January 16. 1970 2474W4 Chcerleading 10. 11 Yearbook 11 Video Yearbook 12 IRAOD 12 Cathy Venesky K.O. 1 Box 227 Ebensburg. PA 15931 . November 25. 1969 344 8929 1 rack 10 Sandra M. Verdavnir Box 154 Hastings. PA 16646 ' Nokeinoer 24, 1969 W-fl173 Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12 Majorette 10. 11| ( aplaniH ( I llll 'I I I 3 V.irliiuil Video Ye | SAUL) 13 Who's Who 11 Kimberly Watt P.O Box'57 Dy.sart.FA 16636 October 20. 1970 944-0995 ROTU. 10 . Paul Waugli m 1 Box 722 M PA 1668 pier 25, 1969 Jeff We,i) land Box 114-lA Hastings. PA 16646 November 3. 1969 247-8698 Loretta Weber Ashville. PA 16613 September 22. 1970 674-5124 Track 10 Newspaper 11 saiitP ii fVK {President) 12 I ml.I U elrer Kl) Box 90 (larrolltown. PA 157. .1 lulv 7. 1970 Mfc.--. 1-13 8318 jM Who's U ho Jl Robert II .Veiland K I) � 2 Box 178 PA 16668 lanuarv 11. 1970 674-5912 Track 10 Wrestling 10. 11,12 ROTC 9. 10, 11. 12 Video Yearbook 12 Marianne Wentz Rl) � 2 Box 6YA Patton. PA 16668 December 11 674-5129 Jonetta Westover Box 425 I October 5. 1969 344-9968 Yearbook 12 lames Weymer RD 1 Box 61A Hastings PA 16646 February 26. 1970 07-8467 )im Whileford Box 115 Hastings. PA 16646 February 25. 1970 247-8774 Football 10. 11. 12 Dan Wilkie 422 McIntyre Avenu- May 16. 1970 674 5431 KOTC 9. 10 . 11. 12 Crosscountry 11 Wrestling 11 Michelle Lynn Willett 212 Highland Avenue 1. 1,12 chorale 11,12 County Chorus 9 10,11,12 District Chorus 11 12 Yearbook Staff 11 12 Quill and Scroll 11 12 National Honor So lety 11. 12 m W1 NHS Treasurer 1: Who's I EDT i SADI) 12 volleyball 9. 10. I Basketball 9. 10 Musical 12 Video Yearbook i iuimuioi a ■ , wi n Award 10 Ken Williams 619 Magee Avene May 13.1970 674-37« Julie L. WiH RD 1 Box 40 Dysart. PA 16636 fanuary 29, 1970 674-8663; 943-6758 I HA 9, 10. 11. 12 Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12 Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12 Wage Band I TCbi ■ Forensics 11 ., Plav (Stage Crew) 9. 10,11 SAD!) 11. 12 « Time Keeper (Swim) 11. 12 Yearbook Stall 11. 12 I HA Vice-President 12 Sandra M. Yeckley Box 89 B2 August 2. 1970 344-8332 FHA 9. 10. 11. 12 Plaid Talk Typist 11. 12 Who's Who 11 « Student Assistant Shawn R. Yeckley Box 63A RD 1 Hastings. PA 16646 November 26. 1969 247-8657 Chorale 12 Drafting Club Who's Who 12 Roxanne Yencbo 519 Magee Avenue Patton. PA 16668 February 1. 1970 674-5738 Volleyball 9.10. 11. 12 YearboolTl htox 533] jUbce m3 344-8505 Cheerleading 9, 10 Track 9. 10 Soflball 11 Yearbook 11 Plaid Talk 11 SADD 12 Sharon Kay Zjliznoi k P.O. Box 197 St Benedict. PA 15773 May 23. 1970 Track 10 I Eric Yahner 6i34i)a| gg P.iltorgP, Sep I 674-3713 Marclii Concur 674-8850 i