Carmichaels Area High School - Area Echo Yearbook (Carmichaels, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

ms CARMICHAELS AREA Junior-Senior High School Carmichaels .Pennsylvania Timeless Opportunities ... As these pictures indicate, ac- tivities abound in our school. We study and work hard to learn what we need to know—as in Computer Studies—then we receive con- gratulations for it. We have the op- portunity to go to college or voca- tional school and expand our knowledge; we are also able to participate in band or in sports, as well as club activities and cheerleading. Through all of this we still have fun and a sense of camaraderie. We have all of the opportunities we need, but it is up to us to use them wisely. 2 Yearbook Staff Top—pictured are the people who worked to tie up any loose ends for production of this yearbook. Shelley Butler. Tammy Lesko. and Renee Morris. Pictured above are members of the yearbook staff. Row 1 —N. Hanley. T. Lesko —Section Editor, R Morris —Editor, R. Juliani —Photographer. B. Boyle—Photographer Row 2—G. Minor. B. Carroll. D. Hanushock. D. Cochran. J. Connor. B Descutner. B. Kalaski, J. Sokol. G. Hillsman. P. Matyk, R. Strope. and B. Sokol. To the right are the girls who have helped with the Jr. High section of this yearbook. Traci Mclntire. Amy Bair, and Kelly Lucas. SENIORS Butch. Hobbit. Woody, and Danforth are Pascuzzo bound! Evalina Areford Matthew Areford Barry Armei Robert Babyak Harlan Barnhart Rita Bayard Joe Belan Mark Blaker Kim Blumish 6 Pete is showing Andria a new wrestling hold. Daniel Bowser Scott Bowser Kim Boyle William Boyle Eugene Bradmon Cindy Brownfield Albert Buchtan Cindi Burkett Rachelle Butler 7 Snake and Pork are very hard at work in Mr. Smell’s class. Mark Chess Dayna Cochran Judith Connor Kelly Coode William Cooper Robert Danforth Kim David Ronda Davis Mark Diamond 8 Dillow. David Donaldson, David Durco, Chris Durr. Randy Elliott. Tracy Ganocy, Tracy Goldsberry, Keith Guesman, Barry Hanko. Christine 9 Jim and Eva look like they're having fun working on the yearbook Hanley. Nancy Hanuschock. Deanne Harden. Albert Henderson. Stephen Hillsman. Andria Hillsman. Greg Housel. Trisha Hroblak. Richard Hunnell. Staci 10 Scott and Mark are wondering, what the deal is. John.Lawrence Jones. John Jones. Lee Jordan. Barbara Juliani. Richard Kerley, Harold King. Sheila Klimek. Jonathan Lezaic. Pam 1 1 Emily Kotch Robert Kowalewski Lee Kozich Patty Lewellen Jeffrey Mann Lori Maskil Paul Matyk Rebecca McCann Steven McCoy Mark Meiter Katherine Miller Sam Miller Tammy Miller George Minor Renee Morris David Myers Eva Pascuzzo David Pecjak 13 Homework? You expect me to do homework! Donald Phillips Kim Phillips Mary Phillips Pete Pratt William Pratt Penny Rahl James Rankin Kim Rathburn Dana Rose 14 Wow! So this is how everyone gets their money. Gerald Ross Tom Rumancik Barry Ruse Jeff Schuster Lisa Shillings Kenneth Shipley Leslie Siebert Tammy Simmons Barb Smith 15 Faith Stauffer William Swan Gerald Swift Darren Tenney Ann Marie Timcheck Robert Vance Angie Visnesky Matthew Voithofer Eugene Walker 16 George appears to be working hard, but Nancy and Renee both know he is really drawing. Patricia Watson Connie Whyel Joe Wilcox Carl Wise James Woodring Tina Workman Joe Yurick Mike Zalar Bernard Ziglear 17 September Rita Bayard and Matt Volthofer. October Dayna Cochran and Jerry Ross. November Nancy Hanley and Mark Chess. December Andria Hillsman and Tom Rumancik. January Joe Wilcox and Kim Rathburn. February Ann Timcheck Morris and Mike Zalar. March Chris Durco and Randy Durr. April Judy Connor and Eugene Bradmon. May Becky McCann and Gerald Swift. 18 Boy And Girl Of The Month The National Honor Society holds a meeting in the conference room. Senior Awards To the left is Nancy Hanley, She was awarded a full tuition scholarship to the Pittsburgh Beauty Academy. Mid-left. Matt Voithofer and Rita Bayard were selected by the United States as Outstanding scholars athletes. Ann Morris. Rita Bayard, and Angie Visnesky were awarded Scholarships to Waynesburg College. Rita won the Honor Scholarship. Ann and Angie, the Presidential Scholarships. In addition Rita Bayard was (.warded a $1,000 scholarship from Greene-County Memorial Hospital. Also a Scholarship to any college of her choice through United Presbyterian Scholarship program. Angie Visnesky was awarded an academic, full tuition scholarship at the Fayette Campus of Penn State University. Top—The following students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievement in the Presidential Academic Awards Program. Missing from the picture are Randy Durr and Richard Juliani. Above Mary Phillips was awarded a $1500 scholarship to Waynesburg from the Upward Bound Program. Tom Rumancik was chosen by the Carmichaels Lions Club for outstanding football player for the 1984-85 school year. Most Likely to Succeed: Rita Bayard and MikeZalar Prettiest Smile: Nancy Hanley and Tom Rumancik. Most Athletic: Mark Meiter and Kim David. Best Looking Couple: Tracy Ganocy and Gerald Swift. Most Talented: Becky McCann and Pete Pratt. Best Dressed: Deanne Hanuschock and Butch Buchtan. Most Talkative: Kim Boyle and Ken Shipley. Best Looking Hair: Barry Guesman and Dayna Cochran. Biggest Partiers: Butch Buchtan and Renee Morris. The Neatest: Becky McCann and Matt Voithofer. Best Personality: Nancy Hanley and Scott Bower. Most Mannerly: Lisa Shillings and Mark Chess. Senior Superlatives Best Looking: Dayna Cochran and Tom Rumancik. Most Intelligent: Ann Timcheck and Eugene Bradmon. Best Built: Judy Connor and Mike Zalar Prettiest Eyes: Chris Durco and Jim Rankin. Most Likeable: Eva Pascuzzo and Scott Bowser. Contributed to C.A.H.S.: Rita Bayard and Jeff Schuster. The Funniest: Angie Visnesky and Mark Diamond. The Most Quiet: Ronda Davis and Matt Voithofer. The Friendliest: Eva Pascuzzo and Joe Wilcox. Best Dancers: Judy Connor and Pete Pratt. m.5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Upper left—Mrs. Rice, Sr. High Secretary. Mr. Harr, Sr. High Principal. Miss Doman, Jr. High Secretary. Mr. Zalar. Jr. High Principal. To the left —Dr. Dolores A. Zoldos. School Superintendent. Lower left —the administrative secretaries, Mr. Haligosky, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Johns. Lower right—Mr. Louis Pascuzzo, Business Manager. Business And Careers Mrs. Christopher, typing I, II, Shorthand I, II, Econ., Office Practice. Mr. Krajnak, Guidance. Communications Mrs. Tekavec, Librarian. Mrs. Madlock, Eng. 7. Mrs. Watson, Eng. 9. Mrs. McCabe. Eng. 8. Mr. Dovach, Rem. Reading. Mr. Bair, Reading. Mrs. Morris, Spanish I, II, III, IV. Mrs. Gabeletto, French I, II, III, Eng. III. Mrs. Masuga, Eng. II, Speech. Mr. Neroni, Eng. IV, Literature, Drama. Fine Arts Mr. Craig, Music 7, Jr. Sr., Chorus, Band. Mr. Watson, Art instructor. Mr. Ricco, Jr. Band, Driver's Education instructor. 26 Ind. Arts And Homemaking Mrs. Groves, Home Economics. Mr. Hoyle, Plastics. Mrs. Schifko, Home Economics. Mr. Block, Woodshop. Mr. Smell, Graphics. Mr. Hines, Metal Shop. Mathematics Mrs. Newman, Math 9. Mr. Busti, Algebra I, II. Miss Sutherland, Computer Math. Mr. Brown, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytics. Mrs. Swestyn, Math 8. Phys. Ed. And The Sciences Miss Gibson, Chemistry, Physics, Nuclear Physics. Mrs. Batis, Biology. Mrs. Turner, Physical Education. Mrs. Cattery, Nurse. Mr. Plasko, Earth Science. Mr. Laick, Science 7, 8. Mr. Williams, Physical Education. Mr. Menhart, Health. Mr. Kramer, Health, Physical Science. 27 Social Studies Mr. Dorsey, Civics. Mr. Lapkowicz, U.S. History. Mr. McCombs, Social Studies 7. Mr. White, World Culture, Social Studies 8. Mr. Palmer, World Culture, Econ. Special Education Mr. Jordan, Special Ed. Mrs. Taylor, E.M.R. Mr. Walko, Sem. As sometimes happens, man's best devised plans go awry. These staff members were unable to be present for group photos. Pictured at right are Mrs. Andrews, Home School visitor. Mr. Stuvek, Econ. and Consumers Ed. Mrs. Pascuzzo, Math 7. 28 Upper left —head Custodian. J. E. Deems. Sue Maloney. Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Personnel at Halloween Center-Right. From left to right—Martha Whipkey, Freddie Bowman. Linda Stajrajh. Jonatha Franks, and Patty Krause. To the left—Janitor. Mr. Tenney. Why Teachers? In our school there are many people students sometimes take for granted, not realizing the con- tributions, opportunites, and ex- periences teachers can provide for their educational growth. It would be impossible to allot space for every educational activity. Pic- tured at right are Mr. Williams —Gym Teacher and Coach with Mr. Kiel (student teacher) who signed as a Free Agent for the Dallas Cowboys. In the lower left Mrs. Schifko is pictured with her little doll she used to demonstrate sewing techniques. Lower right—Mr. Zalar, Mr. Krajnak, Mr. Plasko, and Mr. Wildman taking 9th grade students on a tour of the Vocational School. Lower left—Mr. Neroni determines an assignment for students to assure proper English skills for them. Lower right—Mr. Walko, a new member to our staff, works with socially and emotionally mal- adjusted students. This educa- tional Institution provides a well rounded experience to all students through the effort of the professional staff. ACTIVITIES Charming Misses In the 1984-85 school year there were two girls chosen to represent our school in competitive pageants that reward appearence, talent, and personality. Above is Nancy Hanley who was chosen by her classmates as Miss Merry Christmas. Upper right is Judy Connor who was chosen to repre- sent Carmichaels in the 1984 Coal Queen Pageant. To her right is Dayna Cochran who was first runner-up and to the left is Kim Rathburn second runner-up. We congratulate Judy for doing her best and placing fourth in the pageant, which included girls from the schools in the Tri-county area. Queen Being Crowned This year's 1984-85 Homecoming Queen. Dayna Cochran is being crowned and presented with roses by Senior football players. Rich Hroblak. Matt Voithofer, and Tom Rumancik. � Members of the Homecoming Court are: Row 1: Janine Houston. Flowergirl. Jeff Russo. Crownbearer. Row 2: R. Decker, K. Lucas. S. Pratt. P. Yurick, C. Siko. B. Titus. P. Pratt. K. David. D. Cochran—Queen. J. Wilcox—King. K. Rathburn. M. Zalar. C. Morris. D. Basorika. K. Rush. D. Murian. A. Bair. R. Butler. Dayna Cochran escorted by Joe Wilcox Homecoming Queen And King Senior Attendant Kim David escorted by Pete Pratt. Senior Attendant Kim Rathburn escorted by Mike Zalar. Junior Attendant Carla Morris escorted by Dennis Basiorka. Junior Attendant Becky Titus escorted by Cory Siko. 34 Janine Houston escorted by Jeff Russo. Flowergirl And Crownbearer Sophomore Attendant Kelly Rush escorted by Doug Maurin Sophomore Attendant Pam Yurick escorted by Steve Pratt. Freshman Attendant Kelly Lucas escorted by Donald Decker Freshman Attendant Amy Bair escorted by Ron Butler. 35 Homecoming October 19, 1984 This year's court consisted of girls in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. In the upper right picture the girls are; Row 1: B. Titus, C. Morris, Row 2: K. Lucas, K. Rathburn, Queen —D. Cochran, K. David, A. Bair, Row 3: P. Yurick, K. Rush. Queen and Escorts. The escorts are: Row 1: D. Basorika, C. Siko, Row 2: R. Decker. P. Pratt. Queen —D. Cochran. J. Wilcox. M. Zalar, R. Butler, S. Pratt, and D. Maurin Senior Night is a special time when senior band members, silks, riffles, majorettes, cheerleaders, and football players are recogniz- ed. Their parents join with them to congratulate all the hard work and effort they have done through the years to make Carmichaels a bet- ter school. Pictured are Top left, Kim Rathburn and Mother. Top right, Randy Durr and Mother. Mid-left, Scott Bowser arid parents. Above, Bernie Ziglear and parents. To the left is Andria Hillsman and her parents. Nat. Honor Society Members And Inductions. Past Members —V. Pres. A. Visnesky; Treas. A. Timcheck; Pres. M. Zalar; Sec. K. Rathburn; Spons. N Masuga; Row 2: P. Rahl; R. McCann; R. Bayard; E. Pascuzzo; A. Hillsman; S. Bowser; Row 3: R. Kowalewski; E. Bradmon, P. Pratt; C. Durco; J. Ross; N. Hanley; Row 4: J. Belan; H. Kerley; J. Klimek; M Voithofer; R. Durr; J. Wilcox. Top Right —M Zalar, Pres, of the Society, is giving his speech on 1 eadership during the Inductions, bottom Left —Officers—Pres M Zalar; Sec. K. Rathburn; Back Row: V. Pres. A. Visnesky; Treas. A. Timcheck. Bottom Right —During the National Honor Society Induction Program, our Administrators display their concern for the value of Academic achievement in our educational program through their participation in the ceremony. New members and Inductees to the N.H.S.—Front Blasinsky; J. Krause; Row 3: M. Long; R. Fox; K. Row: A. Weimer; M. Farrier; C. Morris; M. Betchy; T. Taylor; M. Rankin; M. Blumish; J. McCann; L. Croftcheck; S. Hunnell; P. Lezaic; K. Blumish; Row Aspey; J. Baniecki; Row 4: R. Jack; F. Cavalcante; 2: C. Bair; C. Clovis; N Beal; T. Lesko; J. Krause; B. D. Policz; K. Ponek; H. Tackett; R. Titus; L. Phillips It seems as though Penny, Jerry (Babe), Joe, Becky, and Tom are ready to conquer the World, and share with it all of their ex- periences and all of their knowledge that they have attained from Carmichaels High. 39 Kim Boyle, at right, was selected 1985 Prom Queen at the Pleasant Valley Country Club. You’re All I Need” by Jack Wagner was the theme. D.J. Banana Don from B-94 provided the fine entertainment for the evening. Below are the lucky runners up selected by Andria Hillsman via random ticket drawing. From left to right is Patty Watson, Angie Visnesky, Prom Queen, Kim Boyle, Pam Lezaic, and Sheila King. Andria and Pete in the process of picking the Prom Queen assisted by D.J. Banana Don from B-94 F.M. Pictured at the top are the members of the Prom Court. They are Patty Watson escorted by Bill Grim. Angie Visnesky escorted by Brandon Crago, Kim Boyle escorted by Eugene Bradmon, Pam Lezaic escorted by Jeff Schuster, and Sheila King escorted by Roy Baker. At the left Andria has just crowned the Prom Queen and presented her with a lovely bouquet of flowers. Above Eugene Bradmon and his date. Kim Boyle, sit patiently awaiting the election for Prom Queen. 41 John and Denise gaze at the pic- tures of their friends, with confu- sion. Andria and Pete embracing one another in their own world. Yes! We re finally here says Ron Memories Of Our Prom. Jerry and Eliza dance the night away. Pic- tured at the top are Tracy and Gerald shar- ing an enjoyable evening. Pictured in the middle is Jim stealing Kelly away from Milan for a slow dance. Above. Penny and Emily are wondering where their dates went to. At the left Mike and Matty are bur- ning up the dance floor. Graduation Time... A New Beginning On May 31, 1985, one hundred six seniors graduated from Carmichaels Area High School. The Ceremony directed by Mr. Plasko, began at 7:15 in the auditorium due to threatening weather conditions. Serious planning and organizations con- tributed to the fluidity and brevity of the program, making the confined and humid area bearable for the graduates and their guests. Mr. Harr introduced the following speakers: Dr. Zoldos. utilizing her educa- tional skills, constructed a final test which was unexpected, since senior finals were scheduled for May 24, 25. Pastor Hims made analogies between senors and biblical interpretation in his baccalaurate- commencement address. Mr. Ed Chess. President of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas to the senior class, (continued) 44 Rev. Moore ended the ceremony with the Benediction rite. (Pictured above top riflht). The Band added music with 3 selections. Pictured on page 44 top left: Ann Tim- check, Valedictorian, presenting her speech. Top right: Angie Visnesky, Valedic- torian, recites her speech. Far left: Rita Bayard. Valedictorian, speaks before the camera. Bottom right: Andria Hillsman. Senior Class President, leads the seniors through the final step Upper right: Speakers for the 1985 Commencement ceremony. Upper left: Mike Zalar, Valedic- torian. glances at his papers before giving his speech. To the left: Eugene Bradmon. Salutatorian. giving his speech Pictured above are the seniors waiting to get their diplomas. Upper right: Renee Morris, as she walks oft with her diploma. To the right: Penny Rahl and Lisa Shillings getting ready for graduation. J May 31, 1985 - Exhilaration And Concern Upper left: Mark Chess as he Class of 1985. Middle left: receives his diploma from his Rachelle Butler receiving her father Mr. Chess. Below: The diploma. Above: Tammy Miller. Kim Blumish. and left: Lee Kozich seems to be pleased after Staci Hunnell pose for a picture. Bottom receiving his diploma. SNOI1VZINVOHO Carmichaels Area 84-85 Marching Band Top left: D. Zalar, and M. Nicholson carry the school banner, while L. Dragich, and K. Moore, carry the American and State Flags. Top Right: The drummers keep in beat with the music. Left: D. Policz, K. Cutwright, and J. Phillips are all smiles. Far left: D. Cutwright and B. Fortney are waiting till it's their turn to play. 50 Members of the 84-85 band are as follows, bottom row left to right: J. Phillips, D. Policz, K. Cutwright, r. Morris, N. Hanley. K. Fortney, D. Krause, K. Yorko. Row 2: A. Morrris, and R. Bayard. Row 3: A. Visnesky, D. Zalar, L. Dragich, K. Franks, D. Cutwright, M. Farrier, M. Rankin, C. Rankin, K. Thorne, M. Nicholson, K. Moore, J. Keebaugh. Row 4: D. Basiorka, J. Boguckie, C. Bair, P. Riley, J. Koklarinis, B. Stuck, D. Klein, D. Peluso, R. Wilson, L. Baniecki. Row 5: D. Clites, J. Dulik, M. Brozik, S. Caruso, B. Dulik, T. Donaldson, A. Bair, C. Sabol, T. Shumaker, J. Kerr, K. Chess, A. Wilson, D. Stevenson, J. Conway, E. Shrader. Row 6: R. Johnston, R. Rush, D. Kurtis, C. Rutkosky, T. Martin, N. Beal, G. Davis, C. Morris, L. Baney, T. Cyback, D. Cutwright, M. Chess, S. Babyak, D. Wynn, R. Fox, T. Winslow, L. Aspey, J. Mawhinney, G. Novotny, J. Newman, B. Conway. Row 7: L. Phillips. K. Boyle, C. Smith, K. Rush, S. McCann, J. Schuster, P. Phillips, C. Camble, P. Whipkey, S. Bregan, F. Cavalcante, and K. Blumish. Pictured at the left are this years senior band members. Row 1 left to right: Nancy Hanley, and Rennee Morris. Row 2: Kim Blumish. Rita Bayard. Angie Visnesky. Bob Babyak. Ann Morris, and Kim Boyle Row 3: Staci Hunnel. Eva Pascuzzo, and Becky McCann. 51 Pictured at the top is Mr. Craig using the piano for accompaniment. Top right are the color guards marching onward. Pictured at the right are Staci Hunnel. Eva Pascuzzo. and Becky McCann, they are this years band managers. These girls worked hard to help the band through a fun and exciting year. Above is L. Aspey, practicing hard for the next performance. 52 Carmichaels Area 84-85 County Band Pictured at the top are this years members ot the county band, they are. Row 1 left to right: K. Cutwright. K. Chess, K. Fortney, B. Titus, A. Visnesky, and J. Baniecki. Row 2: J. Whipkey. B. McCann, and D. Curtis. Row 3: K. Yorko, J Mawhinney, D. Wynn, and 0. Winslow. Row 4: R. Fox, M. Long, B. Fortney, and L. Aspey. Pictured at the right and above is the county band performing. 53 Health Care “Helps” Healthcare is an important factor in our lifetime that could either help or hinder our ex- istence in our environment. Opportunities are available for every student to develop attitudes concerning health care for himself and others. The Red Cross Blood Mobile came to our school and we donated blood to help save peo- ple's lives. When Dr. Allen came, he discussed facts pertaining to our eyesight, how to care for it, and products available for cosmetic reasons. We should try to remember what we have learn- ed, to help us through life and to help us help others. !f i - . 54 Our Dynamic Cheerleaders Top left. Varsity Squad: Row 1: Head—D. Cochran: Row 2: J. Connor; K. Rathburn; Co-Head—A. Hillsman; K. Ponek; D. Brodak; Row 3: T. Croftcheck; Row 4: L. Shipley; Center Left: Varsity Head—D. Cochran; Center Right: Jr. Varsity Head—C. Sabol; Bottom Left. Jr. Varsity Squad: Row 1: Co-Head—J. Johnson; Head—C. Sabol; Middle Row: P. Yurick; K. Chess; J. Petratus; Row 3: J. Burge; T. Mclntire; K. Lucas. Junior And Senior Standing Committees The Sr. Standing Committee, with cooperation of the Jr. Standing Commit- tee, has determined that their primary ob- jective during the school year is to organize, finance, and make possible a gala event—The Sr. Prom. In order to ac- complish this task they have combined their efforts through various fundraising activities such as two Sarris Candy sales, a jewelry sale, hoagie sales, and various con- fectionary items. The money generated helps defray the cost of favors, entertain- ment. and meals; thereby, making it economically feasible for every student to attend the prom. Right: Jr. Standing Committee—seated — F. Cavalcante—Trees.. R. Waters—V. Pres.. B. Titus—Pres.. K. Ponek—Sec., Row 2: K. Lee, T. Lesko. J. Whipkey. M. Long, N. Beal. D. Policz, Row 3: D. Hillsman, B. Blasinsky, J. Krause. J. Krause. Bottom: Sr. Standing Committee—officers, seated —Sec. D. Cochran. Pres. A. Hillsman. V. Pres. T. Ganocy, Treas P. Pratt. Back Row: Spons. C. Plasko, R. Bayard, C. Durco, J. Connor, N. Hanley. M. Zalar, R. McCann, J. Ross, A. Visnecky, A. Timcheck. T. Miller, E. Pascuzzo. Student Council I Row 1: K. Taylor. E. Kotch. Vice President —B. McCann. Johnson. Row 2: L Phillips. K. David. R. Hroblak. C. Good, C. President—P. Rahl, Treasurer and Secretary—R. Bayard. J. Mitchell. P. Yurick. Chours Row 1: K. Thorne. K. Phillips. Row 2: E. Kotch. T. Murdock. N. Mayo. Row 3: R. Durr. S. Henderson. M. Diamond. Beal. T. Croftcheck. D. Zalar. B. Titus. J. Temple. K. Taylor. W Spanish And French Clubs Spanish—Mrs. Morris—Spons.. L. Phillips. B. Titus, B. Blasinsky. K. Ponek. B. Descutner, J. Hines. Row 2: S. Nutt, J. Krause. J. Krause. C. Modrick. D. Policz. J. Phillips. C Mitchell, S. Dailey. Row 3: D. Black. J. Whipkey, C. Clovis. L. Halterman. P. Rah. E. Kotch, L. Shillings, D. Krause. Row 4: D. Phillips, M. Farrier, L Dragich, M. Betchy, C. Burkett, J. Swift. E. Abott. Row 5: S. Breagan. C. Morris, D. Cutwright. S. Stansfield. M. Galactic. M. Brozik, Row 6: B. Nicholson, M Mundell, D. Moore. M. Chess. C. Demasse. J. Johnson. T. Ross. Row 7: L. Aspey. R. Fox, M. Blumish. D. Rhodes, R. Waters. B. Kirk. Row 8: F. Clark, T. Croftcheck. B. Fortney. M. Boord. E. Sheldon. D. Hillsman. French—Mrs. Gabeletto—Spons., R. Pollock. S. Sova. R. Jack. N. Jack. Row 2: P. Yurick. J. Petratus, V. Kerr. D. Commons. K. Franks. P. Phillips, K. Thorne. Row 3: T. Larosa. D. Minerd. C. Bogden. J. Knetzer, L. McMinn. T. Kerley, J. Keebaugh. Row 4: C. Markeiwich, W. Mayo. K. Laughlin, C. Thomas. D. Myers. L. Magee Art Club Row 1: Treas. K. David; V. Pres. T. Lesko; Spons. R. Watson; Pres. C. Brownfield; Sec. G. Minor; Row 2: D. Brodak; L. Shipley; T. Gosh; M. Betchy; B. Jordan; L. Maskil; T. Elliot; Row 4: S. Bowser; R. Babyak; M. Diamond; C Hanko; L. Bodnar; L. Tollan Varsity C Club Row 1: M. Voithofer; R. Vance; J. Ross; M Meiter; T. Rumancik; Rathburn; A. Hillsman; Row 3: B. Fortney; M. Boord; R. Durr; G. R. Hroblak; B. Cooper; B. Blasinsky; R. Waters; D. Cochran; J. Swift; P. Pratt; B Zeiglear; Row 4: L. Maskil; F. Stauffer; S. Connor; Row 2: G. Hillsman; J. Evans; B. Kirk; M. Long; B. Bowser; K. David; K. Blumish; R. Bayard; T. Ganocy; L. Shipley; Guesman; K. Shipley; J. Wilcox; J. Swift; C. Hillsman; K. T. Croftcheck; K. Ponek; D. Brodak Office Help Row 1: C. Morris; D. Cutwright; T. Croftcheck; D. Fox; Row 2: L. Rathburn; R. Morris; Row 3: B. Swann; C. Burkett- L Bodnar T Maskil; T. Ganocy; D. Cochran; J. Connor; A. Hillsman; K. Elliot; L. Shillings; P. Lezaic; P Rahl; E. Kotch; M. Dawson; Not pictured—D. Krause Library Aides Seated: G. Smith; E. Kacmarzyck; J. Hines; A. Rice; E. Sheldon; Phillips; B. Sokol; J. Smotzer; J. Coffman; Back Row B. J. Evans; D. Hillsman; D. Rudolph; Row 2: S. Crockett; P. Lezaic; Tekavec—Librarian; H. Barnhart; M Areford; P. Matyk; S. T. Miller; D. Strajnrajh; K. Nicholson; T. Kerley; S. Crockett; T. McCoy; D. Pecjak; M. Boord; B. Bowser; J. Woodring; R. Pollock Presenters Of Drama This year the drama club presented the play The Best Christmas Pageant Ever . Elementary as well as High School students participated At top left. Andria Hillsman discusses the pageant, while Jami Dia- Row 1 —Mr. Neroni. J. Diamond. J. Schuster. A. Cassedy. D. Fox, A. Hillsman. K. Rathburn. D. Juliani. D. Wynn. A. Bair. S. Youger. Row 2—K. Newman. J. Myers. M. Dawson. P. Phillips. S Headlee. J. Rex. T. mond and Jason Walters engage in a scene. At bottom is Rick Fox and Debbie Fox at the side of the manger, while the angels sing. Congratulations presenters on a job well done. Keebaugh. C. Sabol, K. Adams. J. Sheldon. Row 3—E. Sheldon. B. Pratt. J. Klimek, S. Babyak. B. Swann. P. Matyk. B. Hillsman. Row 4 — B. Babyak. and D. Hillsman. Pictured on this page are students from CHS who have chosen to attend the Greene County Vo-Tech School. The educational opportunities available for the students are as follows: Electrical Occupa- tions. Health Occupations. Cosmetology. Mining. Auto Body. Auto Mechanics, Distributed Education, Food Service. Welding. Machine Shop, and HVA. These areas provide both Technical information and Hands on Experience. Pictured at the left are this years graduates attending Vo- Tech. They are Front row left to right: B. Taylor. B. Armel. L. John. Row 2: L. Siebert, T. Workman. T. Housel, Pictured below are the students attending Vo-Tech. Row 1: B. Lemley, K. Burgess. B. Clements. B. Armel. B. Taylor. L. John. Row 2: M. Pollock. B. Gibson. R. Nelson. L Siebert. T. Workman. T. Housel. T. Jordan. Row 3: S. Bogden. L. Tackett. B. Jones. J. Wright. M. Fortney. M. Dawson. D. Fox. H. Walker. R. Jordan. Row 4: D. Patterson. V. Walker. K. Ridenour. D. Riley. J. Woodring. R. Broadwater. M. Shaw. Row 5: B. Areford. S. Snider. D Black. M. Nicholson. C. Rankin. M. Temple. R. Zalar. D. Headlee. I Pictured above are students participating in activities of- fered by the Vo-Tech school. Upper left is B. Taylor working hard on an electrical system. Upper right is R. Schaum figuring out what to do next with his layouts. Lower left is M Fortney talking with a friend in the hands and minds. Lower right is L. Walker taking time out from his work to get his picture taken. 64 SPORTS The Mike’s golf team participated in Section 13 this year, they finished the season with an overall record of 6-4! Members of the ’84-’85 Golf Team were; Row 1: Brian Fortney. Kenny Shipley. Brian Blasinsky. Jerry Ross. John Tekavec. Marc Long. Row 2 John Ochkie, Joe Boguki, Heather Vuknic. Tiffany Keebaugh Ron Johnston. During the Section XIII Golf Tournament held at the Broken Tee Golf Course, trophies were awarded for outstanding golf performances. Three members of our golf team were recipients of trophies for each flight. Those winning the trophies were Marc Long. Jerry Ross, and John Tekavec Pictured above are the trophies awarded. Pictured above is Heather Vuknic using a 7 Pictured above is Tiffany Keebaugh tee- iron to get out of the rough. ing off. ’84-’85 Golf Pictured at the left is Jerry Ross, he was the co-captain of the golf team. He was a section, regional, and W.P.I.A.L. qualifier. He also lettered for four years. Below is Ed Hoyle, he has been the Mike's golf coach for the past twelve years. He's shown teeing off at the Broken Tee At the left is Ron Johnston practicing his Shipley. They were the co-captains as swing. Above is Jerry Ross and Ken well as the only seniors of the golf team Seniors are; Row 1—Scott Bowser. Bill Cooper. Gerald Swift, Rich Hroblak. Randy Durr, Row 2—Matt Voithofer, Tom Rumancik, Barry Guesman, Mark Meiter, Bernard Ziglear. I ’84-’85 Football Team Row 1 — R. Waters, L. Seibert, S. Bowser, B. Cooper, G. Swift, M. Meiter, R. Hroblak, T. Rumancik, R. Durr, B. Guesman, M. Voithofer, B. Ziglear, Row 2—J. Krause, J. Krause, J. Yurick, J. Woodring, S. Durco, G. Virgin, C. Hillsman, M. Boord, E. Kaczmarczyk, J. Robish, J. Swift, Row 3—J. Phillips, J. Sokol, D. Ziglear, M. Kazmere, E. Abbot, S. Pratt, T. Jones, B. Kalasky, C. Siko, B. Kirk, Row 4—B. Blaker, D. Lawrence, M. Long, R. Davis, R. Fabery, R. Butler, Row 5—R. Nelson, D. Barno, P. Pratt, T. Bowser, W. Mayo, J. Sweeney, H. Workman, T. Descutner, S. Bowser. 84-85 Football scores Us Team Them 26 Albert Gallitin 0 20 Frazier 19 0 Bentworth 3 12 Jefferson 15 14 Falrchance 13 16 Geibel 7 14 Mon-Valley 6 26 Mapletown 14 14 California 34 9 German 7 The Mikes coming off a dismal record (1-8) turned things around this year and ended the season with a fine 7-3 record! This year they came up only one game short of making the playoffs. Con- gratulations Mikes for a job well done! Upper left: Mike’s runningback Rich Hroblak rounds the corner with two Maples in pursuit. Upper right: The Mike's Mark Meiter and Hank Workman follow the play. Lower left: The Mike’s coaches; Rob Cole, Tom McCombs, and John Menhart smile pretty before a hard summer workout. Lower right: Hank Workman clears a path for the Mike's Scott Bowser. Senior team members; (right) Mark Meiter. Matt Voithofer. Rich Hroblak, Gerald Swift, Tom Rumancik, Joe Wilcox. With a little luck and a lot of hard work, the team, under the leadership of head coach Don Williams and asst, coach Tom Stuvek. was able to capture the section 19-A champion- ship. Although losing in the first round of the playoffs to South Fayette we re still proud of our team for the effort they put forward. ’84-’85 Varsity Basketball Team Row 1 —Roger Waters. Rich Hroblak, Matt Voithofer, Tom Rumancik, Joe Wilcox. Mark Meiter. Row 2—John Tekavec. Mark Long. Jerry Newman, Carl Modrick, Brian Blasinsky, Gerald Swift, and the Mike's head coach for 10 years, Don Williams. Williams has also taught gym class here for 10 years, (right) Mark Meiter shoots as Tom Rumancik and the Pioneers look on. 70 (left) Number 33 Carl Modrlck scores a driving layup past Jeffer- son's Larry Rynolds as their defense collapses. Our own Artie Rice number 3 looks on In readiness, (below) Chuck Cottrell takes a perimeter shot over Jefferson's zone defense. (above) Future stars of Round- baH here at Carmichaels Area (left) Marc Long, Brandon Crago, Carl Modrick, Chuck Cottrell, Jerry Newman, (far left) Roger Waters shoots under the wat- chful eye of the Mighty Mike and over the outstretched hands of Jefferson’s Tom Evorsirch. Roger returned as a starter and did well for the team. This year the girls basketball team had a fairly well season These seventeen girls strove hard, and were very aggressive through the season. Pictured at the right, is Mr. Dorsey—Coach, telling the girls to keep up the good work. Below is the Junior Varsity, they had an astonishing season, by loosing only three out of seventeen games. Front row. left to right: Cindy Smith. Beth Stuck. Tracey Donaldson. Amy Bair, Robin Rush. Row 2: Stacey Vavrek. Monica Farrier. Valerie Kerr. Chris David. Tracey Ganocy. and Shannon Ganocy. Girls Basketball 84-85 Pictured at the right is this years support personnel. Without people like this it would be very hard to have any kind of sports activities. WAY TO GO GIRLS! Kneeling from left to right: Lori Burkholder. Sue Mawhinney. and Tiffany Keebaugh. Standing is Kim Franks. Dania Commons. Lynn Dragich. and Pam Riley. 72 “Varsity” Below is Missy Chess, (Junior) she was the high scorer for the year. She had an average of 9.9 points per game. Missy received an honorable mention this year, along with Rita Bayard. Pictured below are this years Senior Basketball players. Row 1 left to right. Rita Bayard, and Tracey Ganocy. Row 2: Kim David, and Kim Blumish. Above are the varsity players and the coaches. Kneeling, from Coach, Monica Farrier, Karol Lee Yorko, Jenny Mawhinney. left to right: Stacey Vavrek, Rita Bayard. Chris David. Tracey Valerie Kerr, Kim Blumish. Kim David, and Mr. Dorsey—Coach. Ganocy, and Shannon Ganocy. Standing is Lisa Doman—Asst. 73 A Look At The ‘84-‘85 Wrestling Season Pictured at right is Pete Pratt and Barry Guesman discussing the outcome of their match. Lower left is Greg Hillsman working his way around his opponent at the match with Albert Gallatin. Lower left is Coach Hines giving Barry some advice during his match in the W.P.I.A.L. Regional Tournament. In the bottom left corner is Pete Pratt going for a switch in the match against Jefferson Morgan. Pete wrestled 126 lbs., was runner up in the Christmas Tournament and had a section record of 6-3. At right are 2 ot the Mikes wrestlers who have done very well this season Lett is Barry Guesman a senior who wrestles 138 lbs., Barry placed 3rd in the W.P.I.A.L. Tournament, runner up in the Christmas Tournament and runner up in the Section 8AA Tourna- ment He was also Team Captain. Right is Bob Zalar a sophomore who wrestled 119 lbs.. Bob took 3rd place in the Section Tourna- ment and 3rd place in the W.P.I.A.L. Regionals. 74 Pictured to the left are the senior wrestlers and their individual section records. (Left to Right) Jimmy Woodring (5-4), Barry Guesman (8-1), and Greg Hillsman (1-2). Not pictured. Pete Pratt (6-3). The '84-'85 Wrestling Scores. Over all record 5-10. US TEAM THEM 48 Brownsville 18 33 Bentworth 32 33 Mapletown 35 23 Beth Center 41 12 Waynesburg 53 8 German 51 18 Laurel Highlands 51 37 Jefferson 22 15 Uniontown 43 20 Fairchance 39 48 Charleroi 18 28 West Greene 36 52 Albert Gallatin 18 21 Carlynton 42 24 Avetla 45 Brian Blasinsky. Carl Modrick, Bill Kirk, Erik Kaczmarczyk, Tom Below is the Mike s 84-85 baseball team. The members were Jones, and Jeff Evans. Row 3: Paxton Pratt. Steve Pratt. Jett as follows; Row 1: Robbie Vance. Joe Yorick. Roger Waters. Tom Dulik. Chris Mitchel. Lonnie McMinn, and Ricky Rodavich. In the Rumancik, Matt Voithofer, and manager Bill Cooper. Row 2: back is Dave Lawrence and Jeff Swift. Pictured above are the Mike’s Seniors: Matt Voithofer, Tom Rumancik, Rob Vance, and Joe Yurick. At the right is the Mike’s coach Tom McCombs applauding his team’s effort. The Mike's finished the season 11-4 overall and 10-2 in the section, which was good enough to give the Mike's a share of the section title with Jefferson At the present time the playoff picture for the Mike’s is unknown, but we’re sure that they will give their best no matter what odds they face At the left: Matt Voithofer. who was the Mike’s leading hitter with a .531 average (26-49), is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a tremendous home-run which landed on the left-field warning track on the fly. Above is Rob Vance showing his winning form, which was very frequent this season for the Mike pitchers. Robbie finished the season with a 1-1 record in relief. Other Mikes who were aces on the mound were Tom Jones (4-0). Brian Blasinsky (3-1), and Jeff Evans (2-0). Brian and Tom both pitch- ed no-hitters for the Mikes. At the left is Erik Kaczmarczyk. the Mike’s first baseman, keeping a runner close. It has been 10 years since Mr. Krajnak has coached Girl’s Softball. He has taken his girls to the playoffs many times, and each time they got closer to the W.P.l.A.L. Championship. Last year they placed 2nd in the W.P.l.A.L. . This year again they are on their way. They placed second in the section, and are soon going to the playoffs. We will not know the outcome, but we are confident they will do their best to win it all. Carmichaels Girl’s Softball ‘84-‘85 Pictured above are members of the Girl’s Softball Team. Row 1: Asst. Coach L. Maskil, K. Blumish, M. Rankin, F. Stauffer, K. David, T. Ganocy, M. Chess, Score Keeper L. Pascuzzo. Row 2: K. Drotos, D. Cutwright, C. DeMasse, D. Peluso, R. Wilson, K. Yorko. Row 3: C. David, J. Kerr, K. Chess, S. Ganocy, A. Wilson, T. Mclntire. Not pictured are Coach John Krajnak and Asst. Coach D. Pascuzzo. us TEAM THEM 11 Jefferson 12 13 West Greene 1 14 Geibel 3 11 Mapletown 1 14 West Greene 4 6 Jefferson 8 14 Mapletown 1 19 West Greene 10 13 Jefferson 3 12 Geibel 13 14 Geibel 13 9 Mapletown 20 Pictured left are the seniors. In the front row is Kim David, short- stop, and Tracy Ganocy. left fielder In the back row is Kim Blumish. center fielder, and Faith Stauffer, first base. Pictured to the right is Coach Krajnak hitting fly balls to his out fielders before a game. Below is Kim Blumish and Linda Pascuzzo sitting on the bench awaiting the start of a game. The coaches and players worked long, hard hours practicing and playing games. The girls gave their all in dedication and effort and anything else they had to give for their school. They had some losses that were hard to accept, but never let it get them down. They fought the odds and made the best of the situation. iOliTy M|KtS 1,985 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Areford. Rebecca Aspey. Louis Babyak. David Bair. Christine Baney. Eliza Baniecki, John Basiorka, Dennis Beal. Natalie Betchy. Mary Black. Dolores Black, Dora Blaker. Robert Blumish. Michael Bogden. Susan Boord. Milan Bowman. Robert Burgess. Kelly Cavalcante. Francee Chess. Melissa Clark. Frederick Clements. Beverly Clovis. Christina Coffman. Cory Coffman. Jamie Conway. Robert Cottrell. Chuck Crockett. Sandra Crockett, Sharon Croft check. Tammy Cutwright. Diane Cutwright. Kathy Demchak. George Descutner. William Dragich. Lynn Durco. Stephen Evans. Jeffrey Evans. John Farrier. Monica Fox, Richard Allen Franks. Karen Gosh, Tina Guesman. Bruce 82 Halterman. Lisa Hillsman, Craig Hillsman. Dave Hines, John Jack, Raiko Johnston. Ronald Kaczmarczyk, Eric Kalasky, William Keebaugh, Elizabeth Kerley, Treasa Kirk. William Krause, Jeffrey Krause. John Lee, Katherine Lesko. Tamyla Long, Marc McCann. Joseph McCann, Sioux Modrick, Carl Morris. Carla MtJoy. Shaneen Murdock, Tammy Newman, Gerald Nicholson. Kim Novotny. George Patterson. Scott Pecjak, Kenneth Phillips. Linda Phillips. Pennie Policz. Deborah Pollock. Richard Ponek, Kelly Rankin, Mary Rastoka, Leigh Rice, Arthur Riley. Pamela Robish, Joe Rudolph. Denice Schaum, Richard Schuster, Janette Shaw. Murray Sheldon. Eric 83 Shillings. Richard Shipley. Lisa Smith. Cynthia Smith. Glenda Snyder. Sherry Sokol. Joseph Sova. Suzanne Stephens. Homer Tackett. Helena Lynn Taylor. Karen Temple. Janet Temple. Michael Thorne, Katherine Titus. Rebecca Tollan. Lora Walker. Edward Lodge Walker. Harriet Waters. Roger Weimer. Amy Whipkey. Jodi Zalar, Deborah Students Not Pictured Blasinsky. Brian Bregan. Stephanie Brodak. Claudine Butler. Radonna Carr. John Carroll. Benjamin Coger. Frank Fortney, Brian Grim. William Helsley, David Mayo. Wendy Mikalik, Melvin Pecjak, Scott Phillips. Jeffrey Rhodes. Daniel Tekavec. John Varner. Mary Watters. Craig 84 Sophomores Abbott. Edward Bailey. Jason Banlecki. Laura Bogden. Edward Bogucki. Joseph Bowser. Brian Broom. Jeff Brozik. Melissa Campbell. Camilla Carter. Marvin Clarchick, Mary Coode. Leigh Cornish. Ronald Crago. Brandon Crock ard. James Dailey. Stephen Davis. Edward Davis. Gary Davis. Robert Dawson, Marie Demasse. Christine Descutner, Todd Dickson, Shawn DiGiacomo. Valerie Dulik. Jeffrey Dulik, Michael Durco. Kelli Edwards. Dawn Ermlick, Colleen Fortney. Kelli Foster. Charles Fox. Debra Galatic. Madelynne Good, Connie Hardon. Donald Headley. Robert Henderson. Scott Hewitt. Susan Jack. Wenrich Marc Jezewski. Victoria Johnson. Janine Jones. Thomas 85 Jordan, Rose Kerr, Lance Kowalewski, Caroline Kowalewski, Harriet Krause. Dawn Lawrence, David Lawrence, James Markiewich, Carla Maskil, James Maurin, Douglas Mecera, Becky McMinn, Lonnie Minerd, Donna Minor, Craig Mitchell. Christopher Moore, Kerry Lynn Mundell. Michael Nicholson. Brian Nicholson. Mary Novotny, Thomas Nutt. Shannon Pascuzzo, Linda Patterson, Deanne Peluso, Deneen Petratus, Judith Phillips, Dwight Phillips. Jennifer Pollock. Mark Pratt. Stephen Rankin, Connie Ridenour, Kimberly Riley, Dawn Robinson. Ivan Rodavich. Richard Ross. Katrina Ross, Kimberly Rulong. Lisa Rush. Kelly Rush, Kevin Sabol, Christy Simmons. Donald Skiles, Russell 86 Smoody. Joseph Smotzer, Joann Sokol. Bernadine Sova. Ger gory Stajnrajh, Deborah Stansfield. Shayla Swift. Jeffrey Tackett. Rhonda Varner. Christy Virgili. Geno Walker. Veronica Whipkey. Pamela Whyel. Gerald Wilson. Helene Wise. Wesley Woodring, Jeffrey Woodring. Joe Wright. Jamie Wynn. Douglas Yorko. Karolee Yurick, Pamela Zalar, Robert Ziglar. Derrick ‘Students Not Pictured’’ Areford. Delbert Cox. Ronald Dreier, Denise Jolly, Stephen LaRosa. Tammy Lemley. John Maile. Angela Phillips. Tanya Pratt. Jeffrey Tackett. Clinton Thomas. John 87 Evalina M. Areford Business 'Red'' Nemacolin I leave my books and plan to get a job at Foodland. Matthew Areford General ‘Matt Bear Carmichaels I leave Strope’s house to the Class of 86. Barry Lynn Armel Vo-Tech “Ted Carmichaels I plan to go to Vale Tech and hopefully make a living at my trades. Robert Babyak Academic “Bob Crucible I leave Randy’s transmission to Dena and Chris. And I plan to become a teacher. Band 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Art Club 1,4; Drama Club 4. Scott Babyak General Babs” Carmichaels I leave Wesley a 66 Chevelle super sport with 500 horsepower. I plan to go to Vale Tech and live a happy life. Kimberley Marie Blumish Academic Skim Nemacolin I leave Mr Busti my glove for his nose. My plans are undecided Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Varsity C” 4; Silk 3.4 Spanish Club 2.3; National Honor Society 4; Drama Club 1, Nuclear Physics Club 4. Scott Bowser Academic Chuck” Rices Landing I plan to be a millionaire before I'm 25. one way or another ’ | leave all the fun of football practice to my brothers. Football 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who 4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Varsity C 3.4; Spanish Club 2.3; Art Club 1,2,3,4; U.S.N.M.L.A. 4; United States Achievment Award 4; DAR Award 4. Kimberly Ann Boyle Business Skummy ’ ’ Carmichaels I leave to the silks all the summer band practices and the cold football games and to Mr. Busti the blood drops. My plans are to work, then go to college Band 1.2,3.4; Silk 2.3. Co-Head 4; Library Aide 3; Most Talkative 4; Prom Queen 4. Harlen L. Bar hart General Arlo Kickback Santana Nemacolin To Monica the Senior year. Dave a pair of grey sweatpants. Danny a Mustang. George the WMMS Buzzard. I plan to live a happy life. Library Aide 3,4. Rita Joanne Bayard Academic Bit Carmichaels I leave the future Drum Majorettes many hours of practice and to Mr Busti the bottle of stale ginger ale. My plans are to at- tend Waynesburg College and major in nursing. Band 1.2.3. Vice Pres. Drum Majorette 4; Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity C 4; Sept. Girl of the Month 4; Who’s Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; U.S.N L.M.A. 4; Student Council 1.2.3. Sec. Treas. 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4 Joe Belan Academic ■JoeB Crucible To those students thinking of going academic. Warning: the Surgeon General has determined it bad for your grades French Club 1. Treas 2; Art Club 1; Nuclear Physics Club Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who's Who 4; N.S.L.M.A. 4. Mark Blaker Academic Blakes Carmichaels I plan to get a good job and go to school and in the future start my own business. French Club 1. Sec. 2; Art Club 1.3; Basketball 1,2. William Boyle Academic Bilbo’’ Carmichaels I plan to attend Waynesburg College and major in Business Spanish Club 2,3; Yearbook Photographer. Eugene Bradmon Academic Euge Carmichaels There is nothing worth leaving. I plan to attend Penn State for Electrical Engineering Technology. Nuclear Physics Club 4; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Socie- ty 3.4; Who’S Who 4; N.S.L.M.A 4; April Boy of the Month 4; Most Intelligent 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 4 Cynthia Brownfield General Cindy” Carmichaels I leave my sister Kim locker 20 and all the fun times in Mr Wat- son’s Class Art Club 2,3.4; DAR Award 3.4. Albert Buchtan General Butchie Carmichaels I leave all the rock outs. WOVE and the parties at red dog. Strope’s. and the river, to Kite . Be a recipient. Varsity C 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; Y.T.S.C. 3,4; Shop 1.2.3.4; Best Dressed 4; Biggest Partier 4; Homecoming escort 1. Racheile Butler Business Shelly Crucible I leave my sister Dawn all the good times of being a Senior, and to Mr. Watson, all the fun field trips, none so far. 88 Library Aide 1.2; French Club 1; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Art Club 3.4; 2nd place DAR Award 3; DAR Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1.2.3. Mark Chess General • Super Hooper Carmichaels I leave to Missy the fun of being a Senior, and Kathy the good times to come. I plan to live in California. Yearbook 2,3,4; Office Help 3; Library Aide 2.3; Art Club 3; November Boy of the Month 4; Most Mannerly 4 Dayna Leslie Cochran Academic Duk-Duk Carmichaels I leave the incentive to skip as many days as you can to Linda, and Best Hair to Chytene. I plan to achieve a savage tan in Florida with Jude and to be with my honey 4-ever Spanish Club 1.2.3; Drama Club 1; Student Council 2; Art Club Sec. 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Jr. Standing Comm. Sec. 3; Varsity C” 3. Treas. 4; Cheerleader 1. Co-Capt. 2.3. Captain 4; Ski Club 3; Shop 3.4; Office Help 4; Sr Standing Comm. Sec. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Who’s Who 4; U.S.N.L.M A 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Best Looking 4; Best Looking Hair 4; October Girl of the Month 4; Y.T.S.C. 3.4; Don Williams Fan Club Vice Pres. 4 Judith Rebecca Conner Academic J-Bird” Nemacolin To Jodi Burge I leave Strawberry Daiquiries and all the fun and excitement of cheerleading To achieve the ultimate savage tan in Florida with Dayna and to be with my special someone f orever Homecoming Attendant 1; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3; Varsity C” 3.4; Year- book Staff 4; Who's Who 4; Y.T.S.C. 4; Jr. Standing Committee Vice-Pres 3; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Coal Queen Represen- tative 4; Best Built 4; Best Dancer 4; Office Help 4; Don Williams Fan Club Sec. 4 William F. Cooper General Coop” Nemacolin I leave to D. Barno the football practices. L. Cooper and P. Denny school. I also leave number 69 to a football star. I plan to be a gunsmith. Football 1.2.3.4; Varsity C 3.4; Ski Club 4; Baseball manager 4. Bob Danforth General Danforth Carmichaels I leave my Playboy collection from locker 11 and all the par- ties. To get out of Carmichaels Football 1,2,3; Shop I.2.3.4. Kimberly David Academic ••Kim Carmichaels To Tammy David I leave her Senior year to be enjoyable. To D. P I leave all the P-l-C-K-S on the Softball team I plan to go to college and then hopefully settle down someday Basketball 3.4; Softball 3,4; Art Club Treas. 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Varsity C 3,4; Most Athletic 4; Drama Club Stage Crew 4 Ronda Kay Davis General •Ronnie Nemacolin To find a job and maybe more schooling. Mark Diamond Academic Kram Carmichaels I leave my friendship to Pam. my hands to Tammy and Dena. my outstanding ability to team-pig and my method of coopera- tion to Uncle Willy. French Club 1,2; Yearbook 3; Art Club 1.4; Drama Club 4; Chorus 4; Partial Band Manager 4. David Donaldson Academic Dave Carmichaels I leave all the voyages of Senior Skip day down to Century III. I plan to hit big after college and make the world mine!! Ski Club 4 Chris Noel Durco Academic •Babe Nemacolin To Kelli. John Carr’s mop and bucket; Kelley and Francie my good advice and surprise attacks in the hall. Dawn K. typing II. I'm just glad Nancy and I made it without getting busted for lun- ches. I plan to attend California University and major in Earth Science Education Spanish Club 1,2.3; Art Club 1.2; Drama Club 1,2.3.4; Curtain Going Up 2; International Foreign Language Award 2; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 3.4; March Girl of the Month 4; Nuclear Physics Club Sec 4; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Prettiest Eyes 3.4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Academic All-American 4 Randy Durr Acaoemic Randy Paisley I leave my transmission to Dena and Chris. I plan to attend Penn State and major in Engineering. Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3.4; DAR Award 4; Who’s Who 4; National Leadership Award 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Varsity C 2.3.4; Nuclear Physics Club 4; Wrestling 1; Football 3.4; Baseball 1. 89 Tracy Elliott General 'Trace” Crucible Four more years to Chrissy. I plan to get married. Art Club 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. Stephen Henderson General 'Steve Rices Landing To M.D. I leave the 5th period hall duty. Band Manger 4; Art Club 3; Chorus 3, Pres 4 Tracy R. Ganocy Academic '‘Wiener Carmichaels I leave S. G. and D. C. all the exciting rides in the white Bomb and also to C. D., D. P. and K. Y. the mushroom field! I plan to attend California University. Girls Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2.3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Sr. Standing Comm. Vice Pres. 4; Office Help 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Keith Goldsberry Keith” General Rices' Landing Barry Guesman General Goose” Crucible I leave all the hard hitting on the football field to the Krause brothers and the goals of section and W.P.I.A.L. champ to my brother. I plan to attend California Univ. and major in Athletic Training. Varsity C 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2.3. Capt. 4; Best Hair 4; Homecoming Escort 2; Honorable Mention 4 Nancy Hanley Academic Bubba Nemacolin I leave to Mary the bus and my ability to sneak away from school unknown, to Debbie P., good luck next season, you’ll do great! To Lisa H. I leave Mrs. Christopher and typing II. I plan to have my own hair styling salon and make mega bucks and marry my Douglas ! Homecoming Attendant 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Art Club Treas. 1; Jr. Standing Com- mittee Pres. 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Band Majorette 2.3, Head Majorette 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; November Girl of the Month 4; Best Personality 4; Prettiest Smile 4. Andria L. Hillsman Academic Andre Nemacolin To Craig, John and Steve I leave 1 more year to party and have fun, Love Ya! and to Craig and Francee to find each other again. I plan to attend Pitt. French Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2,3; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Ski Club 3; Varsity ”C 3.4; Cheerleader 3. Co-Capt. 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who 4; Drama Club 4; Office help 4; December Girl of the Month 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Sr. Standing Committee Pres 4; Donkey Basketball Game 3. Gregory S. Hillsman General Flash Crucible I leave being late for Mr. Hoyle’s class because of eating lunch early to all the future shop students. I plan to attend Waynesburg College for Broadcasting and Communication. Wrestling 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama Club 3.4; Art Club 2.3; Shop 1,2,3,4; Trisha L. Housel Vo-Tech Chipmunk Crucible To Marcy I leave my seat on the bus and a thanks to Mom and Dad. I plan to open my own Auto-Body shop and to marry Elroy Sanner. Vo-Tech Student Council 2,3,4; Sr. Standing Committee 4 Rich Hroblak Academic ‘‘Rick” Carmichaels I leave to Kelley P. a Puppy and a mushroom. To Brian B a hey pizza . I plan to attend Edinboro University and major in Business Administration. Football 1,2,3,Co-Capt.4; Softball Mgr 4; Varsity C” 2.3. Pres 4; Jr. Standing Committee Treas. 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Homecoming Escort 1. Student Council 4; Nuclear Physics Club 4. Deanne Michele Hanuschock Academic Bootsie Carmichaels I plan to attend California University and major in elementary Education. I leave some of my best years as well as a few of my worst at C.A.H.S. I also leave the memories of the super nova to all the future drivers who change lanes without turning their head Newspaper Staff 3; Softball 1.2; French Club 2.3; Drama Club 1.2; Best Dressed 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Who’s Who 4; DAR Poetry Award 1. Staci Lynn Hunnell Academic Bombshell Carmichaels I leave J.E.B.'s class and all my love to Jerry. I plan to enter the United States Air Force in September. Band Mgr. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; DAR History Award 1; French Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Waynesburg College Science Award 3. Lee Jones Vo-Tech Lee” Crucible 90 I plan to be a Fireman Football 1. Richard B. Juliani Academic Carmichaels To next years slaves: Pity, to next years slavemasters: envy. I plan to attend Waynesburg College, major In Management Science after basic training in the Army Reserve, then I'm heading for Texas. Yearbook Photographer 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Drama Club 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4; Spanish Club 2; N.E.D.T. Award 1. Harold Kerley Academic ••Harold ' Crucible I'm not leaving anything. I’m just happy l m leaving. I plan to at- tend Waynesburg College after I come back from basic training in the Army Reserve Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who’s Who 4; Spanish Club 2,3; National Leadership Award 4 Jonathan A. Klimek Academic •Hans’’ Carmichaels I leave to Mick D. the great times in the sube and Chitwood casino” to Scott P.. also YZ riding to Jeff P. and Jason B Football 1; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4 Emily Kotch Academic ••Em Nemacolin To Lisa, directions to the football field, to Deanne. (I ain’t miss- ing you), to Penny. Crusing past St. Hugh’s. I plan to carry out The Pact and become a Flight Attendant Jr. High Cheerleader; Art Club 1.3; Student Council 3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4; Chorus 2.4; Office Help 4; Scrooge 2. Robert Kowalewski Academic •Bob Crucible Nuclear Physics Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Lee Kozich Academic ••Lee Crucible I plan to attend California University. Nuclear Physics Club 4; Who’s Who 4; U.N.S.L.M.A. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. Patricia Lewellen Patty I leave everything Beauty Academy. Vo-Tech Carmichaels to Terry Lewellen. I plan to go to Uniontown Pamela Elizaberth Lezaic Academic Pam Nemacolin To Missy C. I leave my Chemistry book. Jamie K. gets my ability to sit still in church. I plan to be a Nurse. Office Help 4; Library Aide 4; National Honor Society 4; Sr. Standing Committee 4. Jeffrey C. Mann Academic Jeff” Carmichaels I leave nothing and I plan to get out of Greene County. French Club 2.3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 Lori A. Maskil General Mathole Crucible To L. P. all those crazy parties. Little Ganocy the field, and to E. P. best friends. Softball 1,2,3,4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Art Club 1.2,3,4 Paul A. Matyk III General Pork Man Carmichaels I leave Mr Neroni’s class to whoever wants it, I also leave all the wild times in the A.V. Room to Eric. I plan to work at Minders. I leave my brother Dave the hard time’s to get out of this place. Yearbook Staff 4; Golf 2,3; Drama Club 4; Library Aide 3.4 Rebecca McCann Academic Beck Carmichaels I leave Mr. Busti the art of dodging flying cookie debris and all the fun times He. Rit, Skum, Ant. Skim. Em. 1C I had and I also leave the arctic cafeteria and to Joe locker 76. I plan to attend college and major in music. Band 1.2,3.4; County Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus Accompaniment 2,3,4; County Accompaniment 2.3; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 1; Student Council 3. Vice Pres 4; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4; Who’s Who 4; Society of Dist. American High School Students 4; U.S.N.L.M A. 4; Most Talented 4; Neatest Senior 4. Steve McCoy General McCoy Nemacolin l leave the shop class to Kenny Pecjak and the Playboy center- folds in locker 9. I plan to major in welfare with Tom Kittle the Class of '84 Varsity C 2.3; Wrestling 1; Shop 1.2,3,4. Mark Alen Meiter General SpsrKy Carmichaels I leave Fronz a single Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Pres 4; Varsity C 3.4; Most Athletic. Connie L. Whyel Mikalik Business •Connie Carmichaels 91 Katherine L. Miller Bldg. Trades “Kate Carmichaels The things I leave to my fellow friends are books in school and lots of memories. I may go to college. Samuel Wallis Miller Business “Spider Carmichaels I leave all my books and papers. Tammy Miller General “Tammy Carmichaels To Kim lots of luck! To Doug lots a luck and two boring years without me. I plan to attend Waynesburg College and major in Elementary Education. French Club 1; Art Club 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Who's Who 4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Library Aide 3,4. lege, get a good job and settle down. Yearbook Staff 3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Sr. Standing Committee 4. National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who 4; Spanish Club 2 Newspaper Staff 4; Office Help 3; DAR Award 1; Partial Band Manager 4; Most Likeable 4; The Friendliest 4. David D. Pecjak General Pecjak Crucible I leave behind some of the wild and crazy things that the Class of '85 has accomplished. I plan to graduate. Shop 1,2,3,4. Donnie Phillips General Hill Billy Nemacolin I leave my 30 days of after school detention to Jason Baily I plan to join the Armed Forces. Vo-Tech 1.2; Football 1; Ski Club 4 George Minor General George Nemacolin I leave nothing to Carmichaels it all goes to Mentor Ohio. I plan to be the best Artist ever Artist do it with style. Art Club 1.2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Art Award I.2.3.4. Kim Phillips General nf a •• E J. Khedive I leave all the fun times in Mr. Neroni's class to Pam Riley. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Aide 1,2. Ann Marie Timcheck Morris Academic “Ant Carmichaels I leave to all future Drum Majorettes the agony of marching band and to Ding-A-Ling, many fun days. My plan our to live a long, happy life with Steve and our baby. Band 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4; Drum Majorette 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Treas. 4; Drama Club 1; February Girl of the Month 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Sr. Standing Committee 4; County Band 1.2.3.4: Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Spanish Club 3; Most Intelligent 4. Rene C. Morris Academic Morris Carmichaels To Carla. Eliza, and Kathy have all the fun you can your Senior year. To M B. and E. K. enjoy! to all the future majorettes have fun at summer band practice. I plan to attend West Virginia School of Radiology. Yearbook Staff 2.3. Editor 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Office Help 3.4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 1; Biggest Partier 4. Dave Myers General “J- 0. Carmichaels I leave to Micky Dulick an empty can of Skoal and the halls. I plan to graduate. Basketball 2. Eva Marie Pascuzzo Academic Scuzzo Carmichaels I leave L. P. and D. M. all the boring classes and all the fun times that are ahead of you. Live it up girls! I plan to attend col- Mary Elizabeth Phillips Business Mary Nemacolin I leave to my brother Dwight locker 65. and to my brother Bill all the fun times in Mr Neroni's class. I plan to become a Nurse. Library Aide 2. Bill Pratt General 'Biir Carmichaels I leave my hall pass to Jason B. and the memory that WOVE still rocks. I plan to buy Van Halen and have one big party. Shop 1,2,3.4 Peter Lee Pratt Academic ’Pedro Crucible I leave my brother Pax behind to find a woman before he graduates and to my favorite teacher Mr. White. I leave your bad attitude to upcoming wrestlers. Wrestling 1.2,3. Capt. 4; Varsity C 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Jr. Standing Comm. 3; Sr. Standing Comm. Treas 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Nuclear Physics Club Treas. 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Most Talented 4; Best Dancer 4. Penny Rahl Academic “P©n” Nemacolin To Deanne I leave the memories of great gym classes with the Yamaha men. To Lisa the hot-line . And to Emily the Big- Beef . I plan to carry out the pact with the fellow Boyders. Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1.2,3.4; National Honor Society 4; Who's Who 4; Student Council 3, Pres. 4; Office Help 4; Academic All-American 4. 92 James Mark Rankin General ••Jim Carmichaels I leave the Juniors all the fun times you'll have in Palmer s class . I plan to attend Waynesburg College and major in Criminal Justice. Yearbook Staff 4. Kimberly Rathburn Academic Symba Carmichaels I leave to Jeff Dulik Whoof . to E. B., C. M . and K .L. one can of S and one more year of parties. I plan to attend California University and be with my Mickey. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; January Girl of the Month 4; National Honor Society 3. Sec. 4; Varsity C 3. Sec. 4; Student Council 2; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Office Help 4; Donkey Basketball game 3; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Prettiest Smile 3. Jerry Ross Academic Rollo Carmichaels I give Wednesday off to E. J. to come play golf with me at W. J. National Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Sr. Standing Committee 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Who’s Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Homecoming Escort 3; Varsity C 1,2,3.4; Golf 1,2,3. Capt. 4; Sectional and Regional Champion 4; W P.I.A.L Finalist 4; Ski Club 4; October Boy of the Month 4; Best Dressed 3; Biggest Flirt 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4 Thomas V. Rumancik Academic ••Puppy Rices Landing I leave to Paul a large Pan Pizza and my dirty socks from foot- ball to Pap Pap Moose. My future plans are to be a Recipient. National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity C” 2.3,4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Who’s Who 4; Academic All- American 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. Co-Capt. 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; All District Baseball Team 3; Ski Club 4; Lions Club Outstanding Senior Football Player 4; All County Football Team 3.4; All Conference Most Valuable Defensive Player 4; All District Football Team 4; Washington Press All-Star Team 4; December Boy of the Month 4; Best Looking 3, 4; Prettiest Smile 4. Barry M. Ruse Vo-Tech Barry” Carmichaels I leave nothing for anyone. I am going to Rose Dale Technical school for two years then building my own auto body garage. Jeffrey Lee Schuster General Jeff Rices Landing I leave Mr. Craig’s office to the new band managers. I plan on becoming a Flight Attendant and travel to exotic places. Art Club 1;Chorus 3.4; Band Manager 4; County Chorus 3.4; Drama Club 1.2.3.4; Newspaper Staff 4 Lisa Shillings Academic Leeza Crucible To Scott I leave one final year, make it your best. To Chrissy ”; the memories of strawberry, the carnival, and 3’s Company. P. R., D. H.. and E. K.. always remember the bus ride . I plan to become a Flight Attendant. Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4; Most Mannerly 4; Office Help 4. Keneth B. Shipley Academic Benny Carmichaels I leave the Shipley parking space to Lisa, the Pres, of the Ski Club to Franz, and another ride to school for Kite. I plan to become the greatest Cheif in the world. Golf 2,3,4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club Pres. 4; Drama Club 2; Most Talkative 4. Les Siebert Vo-Tech “Lover boy Nemacolin I leave all the wild times on the Tech Bus and give all the luck to the 86” Senior teachers Vo-Tech Vica Member 2,3,4; Vo-Tech Student Council 2,3,4. Tammy Simmons Vo-Tech Tammy Crucible I leave my seat to Donna and Donald. I plan to go to college for one to two years then get a job. Faith Lonn'ee Stauffer Business Gopher Rices Landing I plan to marry Clarke and live a very happy life. I plan to attend college to become a Computer Technician. I leave my bat to Missy. Art Club 3; Varsity C 3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Library Aide I.2.3.4. Richard E. Strope General Duke of Earl Carmichaels I joined the Army to see the world. I hope I like the world as I like Carmichaels. Yearbook Staff 4; Who’s Who 4. Bill Swan General The Beast Carmichaels I leave to my sister Michelle the halls I use to run. To graduate and be with Phyllis D. I leave Marvin to Mr. Harr. Art Club 3; Drama Club 2.3,4; Chorus 2.3. Gerald E. Swift Academic Hunky Nemacolin I leave to Chunky and Punky all the fun of football games and the pranks in the locker room. Football 1.2,3,4; Co-Capt. 4. All Conference DB 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2.3.; Spanish Club 2, Treas 3; Varsity C 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; May Boy of the Month 4 93 Bill Taylor Vo-Tech Broncie Carmichaels I leave all the wild times on the Tech Bus to the Senior teachers of 86 Vica Member and Student Council Member at Vo-Tech. Daren Tenny General •‘Clyde Nemacolin To Harlen, George and Scott a hard life as civilians. Finally after 14 years. I'm Free! Joe Wilcox Academic Abdul Carmichaels To Rog I leave my S.W.A.T. record, Paul Ball and Kite all the lines. To the Class of ‘86 Econ. Class. I plan to attend Penn State and major in Business Admin. Football 3; Basketball 3, Sec. 4; Spanish Club V. Pres. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Nuclear Physics Club 4; Who’s Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; U.S.N.L.M A. 4; U.S.A.A. 4; January Boy of the Month 4; Don Williams Fan Club 3,4. Robert Vance General Hobbit Nemacolin I leave Mickey Dulik the ability of running the halls. And I also leave him a empty Skoal can. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Varsity C 2,3,4 Carl O. Wise General Thumper Carmichaels I leave all my books to Bill and Freddy I plan to marry Tina and find a good job. Band 1,2,3. Angela D. Visnesky Academic Ang-B Carmichaels I plan to attend Waynesburg College and major in English Cams. To K. C.l Potato Salad , to J. E B a Cabbage Patch. To the J-mers much love and a hug a day to everyone Yearbook Section Editor 2.3; Art Club 1; Sr. Standing Comm. 4; Drama Club 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Girls Basketball Mgr 2.3; National Honor Society 3; Pres. 4; Wrestling Mgr. 4; Band 1,2,3, Pres 4; Percussion Capt. 3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; All- County Band 1,2,3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; Who’s Who 4; Hoby Outstanding Sophomore Leader 2; Penn State Scholar 3; Penn State Full-Tuition Scholarship 4; Wbg. College Presidential Scholarship 4; N.E.D.T. Award 1; DAR State Poetry Award 2; Algebra Award 1; DAR National Poetry Award 1; Civics Club Caligraphy Award 4; Penn. Governor’s School for the Arts Semi-Finalists 2,3. Matt Voithofer Academic Mama Nemacolin I leave double sessions to the football team and Mr. Williams lines to the basketball team. I plan to attend California Univ. of Pa. Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 4; Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 3,4; Don William s Fan Club 3,4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity C 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nuclear Physics Club 4; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; U.S.N.L.M.A. 4; September Boy of the Month 4. Eugene Walker Walker I leve this place to Bob Blaker. General Nemacolin Patty Watson Vo-Tech Shotgun Rices Landing I leave Harret Walker my seat in Mr. Palmer s class and all my notes. Good Luck Class of 86.1 plan to marry Brett. Vo-Tech Hero 3.4; Vice Pres. Sr. Standing Comm. 4 James R. Woodring General Woodie Rices Landing I leave all the parties at Red dog. Water Works and Stropes House. To Fran the ceiling. Be a recipient. Wrestling 4; Varsity ”C 4; Shop 1.2.3.4 Tina Workmen Vo-Tech ,,T,nte” Khedive I leave to Hank. Patty. Amy. my books, locker, headaches and good times. Thanks to Grandma. Good Luck Class of ‘86.1 plan to marry Carl Wise. Vo-Tech Vica 2,3,4; Student Council V Pres. 4; Hero Pres. 4; Sr. Standing Comm. 4 Joe Yurick Pig I leave my nickname to Eric Kaz. Baseball 3.4; Football 2.3; Ski Club 4 Michael Zalar Arnold General Carmichaels Academic Carmichaels I leave typing class, go to college, live in California. National Honor Society 3. Pres 4; Spanish Club 3; Nuclear Physics Club 4; Sr. Standing Comm 4; Student Forum 4; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; February Boy of the Month 4; U.S.N.L.M A 4; Best Built 4 Bernard Ziglear General Bernie Carmichaels I leave to Moose the awesome football jersey. I leave to M Dulick the cut-off T-shirt club and hall duty. To Mr Borzik my thanks for getting me through Alg. II. I plan to further my education by way of college or service and to take up hall duty else where I also plan to marry Cathy H. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3.4; Varsity C 3.4 94 HOIH ur Freshmen Ammon, Susan Babyak, Susan Bair, Amy Baker, Janet Barno, David Black, James Black. Joseph Bogden, Sandra Booze. Mike Bowser, David Bowser. Todd Brodak. Joseph Brooks. Eugina Burch, Norman Burge. Jodi Butler. Ronald Carter, Wayne Caruso, Stacey Chess. Kathy Clark. Mike Clites. Diana Coger, Diane Commons. Dania Conard, Evonneda Conklin, Rodney Conklin. Ryan Coode, Stephen Conway. Jennifer Cowie. Donald Crick. Bill Crockard. Brian Curtis. Dan Cutwright, Denise Cybak, Tina David, Chris Decker. Donald Doman, Kimberly Donaldson. Tracey Drotos, Kimberly Dulik. Becky Estanlch, Tony Fabery, Bob 96 Farrier, Glen Fetsco, Ronald Fortney. Margaret Franks. Kim Ganocy, Shannon Gibson, Robert Hancheck, Renee Hanko, Tracy Hardon. William Harvey, Mike Head lee, Dave Head lee. Linda Howard. Diane Howard, Robert Jones, Frank Jordan, Thomas Kazimer, Mike Kerr, Judith Kerr. Valerie King. Honey Klein, Denise Kline. Jeff Knetzer, Jeffrey Koklarinis. Jacqueline Lapana. Nick Laughlin, Kristin Lewellen, Terry Lucas, Kelly Martin. Troy Maskil, Scott Mawhinney. Jennifer May. Ronald McDiffitt, Steve McCowell, Lisa Mclntire, Traci Minor. Jennifer Modrick, Lisa Myers. Denise Ochkie, John Phillips. William Riggen. Kevin Robinson. Dean 97 Robinson. Deanna Rulong, Tabitha Rush. Robin Rutkosky, Carol Sapp. Harry Shaffer, Dale Shrader. Eddie Shumaker. Tracey Sijtsma. Jan Simmons. Donna Snyder. Shelly Sokol, James Stanley. Walter Stephens, Denise Strope, Kevin Stuck, Elizabeth Sweeney, Jim Teagarden. Eugene Tenney. Kevin Thomas, Cherrie Thorne, Michele Vavrek. Stacey Vuknic, Heather Walker, Lindley Walters. Ernest Watters, Kevin Whipkey, Michael White, Lisa Whoolery. Kim Wilson, Amy Winslow, Tim Wood, Heather Workman. Hank Workman, Robert Youger, Scott Ziots. Bryan Students Not Pictured’’ Ross Burkett. James Gallatin, Daniel Jordan, Lora Magee. Todd Morgan. Barry Mylan. Paxton Pratt 98 Eighth Grade Abbott, Cheryl Adams, Kelly Areford. Garner Areford, James Areford. Lorretta Armel. Eric Babyak. Janice Baker. Jack Ball. Tina Blaker. Richard Blumish, Christine Bogucki. Justin Bowser. Charles Boswer, Justine Bowser. Patrick Brock. Ira Brodwater. Richard Brozik. Marcia Burkholder. Lori Casseday. Amy Clark. Harold Clark, Ruth Clovis. James Cree. William Crouse, Den ice Danforth, Theresa David. Sherry Demasse. Beth Ann Dow. Charlotte Elek. Martin Fox. Debra Fox. Marsha Franks. Kelly Goldsberry. Pamela Guesman, Timothy Gwynn. Dayna Halterman. Denise Hanko, Catherine Harden. Michael Harden. Marella Hartley. Eric Headley. Sarena 99 Henry. John Hickman. Madeleine Hillsman. Todd Hornick. Amber Howard. Barbara Johnson. Bill Johnston, Rhonda Jolly. Brian Jordan. Billie Jo Jordan. Bobbi Jo Keebaugh, Tiffany Kerr. Glenn Kirk. Lisa Klimek. Jason Kovach, George Lapana. Gerri Larose. Thomas Lechner, Brent Lessick, Theodore Luoma, Cynthia Mahle, Chad Makcen, Lisa Mayo. Wayne McCann. Dawn McDermott. Kathleen Mecera. Matthew Metcalf. Gary Miller. Kimberly Modrick, Stacey Murphy. Mark Nelson. Joseph Pasquale. Pandora Patterson. Monique Pecjek. Sue Phillips. Robert Phillips. Robert Phillips. Tricia Pollock. Michael Posey. Christina Pratt. Russell Pratt. Shannon Prodan, Tricia 100 Rankin, John Rex, Jennifer Reynolds, Michael Rlcco. Tricia Romanakis. Paul Ross, Chylene Ruffner, William Rush, Brian Rush. Scott Russell, Audria Ruth. Stacey Sabol, Cindy Schaum. Terry Shaffer, Brian Shipley. Donald Shuck hart, Tracey Shultz, Michael Smell. Linda Smith. Franklin Sova. Shawn Stajnrajh. Joseph Stanley. Paul Swift, Matthew Taylor, Tammy Temple. Cora Timcheck, John Voithofer, Jason Williams. Erin Woodring, Jay Worch, Chad Ziots, Martin “Students Not Pictured” Bair. Marcia Blaker, Earl Elliott, Denise Fox, Jerry Helmick. Dawn Jetten, James Jones, Toni Shipley, Tricia Adams. Tanya Ansoll, Tracey Arbuckle. Bill Areford, Thelma Arigoni, Dean Aspey, Susan Aultman, Leslie Baker. Robert Baker. Ruth Ann Baniecki, Mary Lynn Bartolettl. Jessica Basiorka, Tammy Black, Bruce Black, Shane Blasinsky. Aimee Blasinsky, Diane Bogden, David Bogden. Phillip Bowfen. William Buchtan, Rebecca Carroll. Elizabeth Christopher, Lisa Clark, Christopher Crockett. Carolyn Czyzewski. Bill Dailey. Kimberly Davis. Kenneth Dawson. Mark Decker, Shay Decker. Wanita Denny. Joe Diamond, Jami Dillow. Danny Dugan. Glenda Elliott, Jeffrey Forsythe. Oliver Frankenberry. Kathleen Freeman. Helen Gabeletto, Nicole Gency, Kim Gentile. Frank Gentile. Tina Hanko, Pamela Hanley. Mary Harden. Joy Headlee. Michael Hennessey. Shawn Hunyady, Lou Seventh Grade Jetten, Kristina Johnson, Curtis Johnston. Sherri Jordan. Deborah Jordan,Joann Jurczak, Mike Kaczmarczyk, Shara Kalist, Renee Kazimer, John Kerr. Douglas Kerr. Jodi Kerr. Ronald Knetzer. Jennifer Kraynak, Michele Lllja, Andrew Magee. Diana Maskil, Jack Matyk. David Mawhinney. Susan Metcalf. Tina Meyers. Carl Miller, James Morris. Patricia Myers. Donald Myers, Jessica Newman, Kathy Nicholson, Angela D'Donoghue, Tara Oktela, Denise Onderko, Christine Oplinger, Kimberly Peikey, Belinda Pelkey, Tammy Phillips. James Phohria, Kristy Rahl. Kimberly Rankin. Lelia Reese. Sherri Repa. Vicki Rex. Heidi Reynolds. Scott Riley, Opal Riley, Rebel Rogers. Mark Romanakis, Christina Rose. Troy Roybal. James Ruse. Anita Ruse. William Rush. Joseph Samek, Jeremy Sands. Charlene Sands. Charles Sapp. Thomas Sethman, Kelly Shaw. Tonia Sheldon. Jason Shipley. Melinda Shrader. Lisa Shumaker. Ken Smith. Tina Sokol. Marie Streit. Edward Suppok, Danial Swartz. Brian Tutus. Pamela Uveges. Alex Walker, Billie Jean Walker. John Walker. Krisann Walters. Connie Walters, Franklin Walters. Jason Warren. Chad Waters. Aaron Weimer. Christine Whipkey. David White. Gary Williams, David Workman. Patricia Yoney. Glenn Ziots, Malinda “Students Not Pictured’’ Bifano. Steven Palone, Brian Roster. William Stofcheck, Peter Stoner. Valorie Swift, Brian Jr. High Chorus Row 1—Justin Bogucki. Brian Swift. Row 2—Jessica Meyers. Kim Gency. Connie Walters. Kristina Jetten. Mark Dawson. Joseph Denny. Bruce Black. JoAnne Jordan. Marie Sokol. Tina Metcalf. Kathy Newman. Joy Harden. Row 3—Amy Casseday. Renee Kalist. Kelly Adams. Mike Jurcyzak. David Matyk. Carl Meyers. Cindy Sabol. Billie Jean Walker. Anita Ruse. Krisann Walker. Row 4—Scott Youger. Ken Shumaker. Steve Bifano. Jr. High Band Row 1 —Mr Ricco—Director. Debbie Fox. Tammy Basiorka. Kelly Sethman. Michelle Krajnak. Jami Diamond. Jennifer Rex Tonya Adams. Charlene Sands. Kathleen Frankenberry. Dawn McCann. Row 2—Mindy Shipley. Kristy Prohira. Pam Titus. Stacey Ruth. Vicki Repa. Kelly Franks. Linda Smell. Jodi Kerr. Dayna Gwynn. Tina Ball. Row 3—Chris Romanakis. Tina Gentile. Lisa Makcen. Billie Jo Jordan. Malinda Ziots. Lisa Shrader Susan Aspey. Gerri Lapana. Kim Dailey. Amber Hornick. Row 4—Helen Freeman. Jessica Bartoletti. Carolyn Crockett. Cindy Luoma, Justin Bowser. Tiffany Keebaugh. Shara Kaczmarczyk, John Timcheck. Russell Pratt. Glenn Kerr. Danny Suppock. Dave Williams, Row 5—Joseph Rush. Tracy Ansel. Mary Baniecki, Susan Mawhinney. Chris Blumish. Lori Burkholder. Tricia Phillips. Bruce Black. Aaron Waters. Pete Stoftcheck. Dave Whipkey. Mary Hanley. Row 6—Jason Sheldon. Erin Williams Tricia Ricco. Marcy Brozik, Ed Strait. Billie Cyziewski. Jimmy Roybol. Tricia Prodan. Beth DeMasse. Chad Warren. Charlie Sands. Jr. High Student Council. Row 1 —Mark Murphy. Tricia Prodan. Mary Hanley—Treas.. Brian Swift. Chad Warren. John Henry. Row 2—Doug Kerr. Nick Lapana, Jim Sokol. Martin Ziots. Paul Stanley. Row 3—Amy Bair—Pres.. Traci Mclntire—V. Pres.. Kelly Lucas—Sec.. Nicole Gabeletto. Bill Hardin, to the left Officers. Amy Bair—Pres.. Traci Mclntire—V. Pres., Kelly Lucas—Sec., Mary Hanley—Treas. Above Jr. High Parent Council. Ruth Miller. Bev Kerr. Cheryl Palone. Linda Rush. Row 2—Diane Murphy. Julia Reynolds. Janet Rankin. Pamela Suppok, and Shirley Headlee. 107 Student Council Activities rr'l Upper right Christmas court, Kelly Sethman, Beth Demasse, Hank Workman (King), Kelly Lucas (Queen), Brent Lechner, Chad Warren. Back row—Tina Cybak, Bob Fabery, Command Performance, upper left—Pandora Pasquale and Rhonda Johnson. Above Mr. Zalar, Jennifer Rex, and Carol Rutkosky. To the right, Mrs. Miller—Parent Council. To the left, attendants Carol Rutkosky, and Dan Curtis. Below Valentine's Day Court, Seated—Jackie Koklaranis, Lisa Modrick, Sandy Bogden, Carol Rutkosky, (Queen) Jennifer Mawhinney, (King) Dale Shaffer, Dan Curtis, Scott Youger. Joe Brodak. Kevin Riggen. Standing—Tina Gentile. Erin Williams, Ruth Clark, Becky Buchtan, Marie Sokal, Lisa Shrader, Barb Howard. Shay Decker, Cindy Sabol, Marcy Brozik, Justin Bogucki, Matt Swift. Rebel Riley, Mickey Jetten. 109 Improvement With Change Sometimes It Really Happens The student council has provid- ed many activities for the Jr. High to participate in. One of these ac- tivities include an UGLY FACE contest. Students painted their faces and modeled them on stage to be judged for the ugliest face. After the judging the students were treated to a Halloween party. The unique costuming techniques by these students leave this staff at a loss for identification. Possibly you can perceive and make identification through loca- tion, physical characteristics, or by chance—a good guess! For the first time in the Car- michaels High School history, the Jr. High participated in a student exchange. Students from the County-section schools exchang- ed with Carmichaels Area students. The idea is to become more aware of the differences in other schools to improve and make our school and attitudes more flexible about our school. To the left are students from Mapletown, Babara Kocerka, Jami Diamond, Beth Pekar and Susan May. Row 2—Stacy Yoskovich, Kathleen McDermott, Kathy Chess, Lisa Aultman. Lower left are students from Jefferson, Lori Mylan, Heather Vuknic, Diane Blasinsky, and Eric Moser. Kneel- ing—Shawn Virgili and Brent Lechner. Below Students from West Greene, Row 1—John Guthie, Greg Hamilton, and George Kovach, Row 2—Jessica Andrew, Kelly Sethman. Row 3—Judy Kerr, Linda Smell, and Stacy McCollum 111 Conservation Club—7 Row 1—Carl Meyers, Dave Matyk, Dave Whipkey, Chad Warren, Kristy Prohira, Pam Titus, Row 2 —Mark Dawson, Tammy Basiorka, Kim Gency, Jessica Meyers, Traci Ansell, Jessica Bartoletti, Helen Freeman, JoAnne Jordan, Carolyn Crockett, Marie Sokol, Connie Walters, Tonya Shaw. Row 3—Brian Palone, Lou Hundyady, Tina Gentile, Chris Romanakis, Ken Shumaker, Steve Bifano, Bruce Black, Tina Metcalf, Jimmy Roybal, Eddie Streit, Kathy Newman. Conservation Club—8 Row 1—Tricia Phillips, Chris Blumish, Lori Burkholder, Justine Bowser, Row 2—Mark Pollok, Marella Hardin. Billie Jo Jordan, Amber Hornick, Dawn McCann. Row 3—Teddy Lessick, Frank Smith, John Rankin, Joe Nelson, Russel Pratt, Bill Rufner. Conservation Club—9 Row 1—Steve Goode, Linda Headlee, Diane Howard, Eugenia Brooks, Shelly Snyder. Row 2—Harry Sapp, Bill Hardin, Todd Bowser, Lindley Walker, Mike Whipkey. 112 Outstanding Students Kneeling—Kim Oplinger. Jami Diamond. Amy Bair. Diana Magee. Elizabeth Carrol. Standing —Jennifer Rex. Denise Klein, Satcey Caruso. Jenny Mawhinney, Christine Onderko, Lela Rankin. The DAR Poster Contest Winners, Brent Lechner, George Kovach, Gerry Fox. Debbie Fox. To the left the Grade 7 Highest Honors. Kelly Sethman, Marylynne Baniecki, Diane Blasinsky. Leslie Aultman. The Grade 8 Highest Honors. Brent Lechner. Linda Smell. The Grade 9 Highest Honors. Heather Vuknic, Mr. Zalar, Jr. High Principal, and Judy Kerr. Jr. High Basketball Team 44{ Henry. Glenn Kerr. Missing are Bob Row 1 —Brian Swift. Pete Stofcheck. Aaron Workman. Beth Demasse. Matt Swift. Waters. Chad Warren. Row 2—Nick Grade 9 Basketball—Row 1 —Eugene Lapana. Scott Maskil. Paxton Pratt. Bob Teagarden. Bob Workman. Nick Lapana Fabery. Bill Cree. Eugene Teagarden Row Row 2—Scott Maskil. Bob Fabery. Paxton 3— Mike Sholtz. Brent Lechner, John Pratt. 114 Volleyball And Wrestling Although Volleyball is not a sport offered as a extracurricular activity, many students enjoy the sport and show their skills at Mon View Park and during gym class. Below is the Jr. High Wrestling team. Front row Dean Robinson, Eric Armel, Dean Arigona, Alex Uvegas, Andy Lilja. Row 2—Bill Harden, David Barno, Martin Ziots, Joey Nelson, Jay Woodring. r � tVTUN6 I Jr. High Cheerleaders Every year, the young ladies in the junior high look forward to cheerleader tryouts. These girls practice hard for weeks, until the time they display their talents before a panel that will select those who will provide and en- courage team and student body spirit through victory or defeat. This year, eight girls exhibited qualities and performances during athletic events which helped spur our teams on. Above right are the girls showing their agility by doing one of the many poses used during athletic events. Above left is Tricia Ricco—Head, showing her stuff. Below are this years Jr. High Cheerleaders. Row 1: left to right. Tiffany Keebaugh Co- Head. Tricia Ricco—Head. Row 2: Chylene Ross. Diane Blasinsky. Lori Burkholder. Row 3: Pam Titus, Aimee Blasinsky. Jami Diamond. Students of the Carmichaels Area Jr. High School made a visit to Mon View on May 8, for a fun filled picnic The students learned that being responsible with school work and social activities provide for a good general education. School is work and also fun. The students were served lunch and were treated with many ac- tivities. including. Video Games. Softball. Roller Skating. Volleyball and Track and Field. Some selected students participating in these events are Top—Tina Metcalf is racking up the points on DigDug. Top right — Russell Pratt is having a good time on the swings while Jason Klimek decides to give him a shower. Middle left—Val. Diana. Judy. Beth. Jackie, and Tracey pose for the camera while loafing around. Above Jeremy Samak takes a swing at the ball, while his other teammates watch. To the left—K. Oplinger. J. Diamond, and T. Pelkey skate along with their other classmates. Congratulations Class of 85 WITH OUR SUPPORT Board of Education Edward W. 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