Corry Area High School - Corrian Yearbook (Corry, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

I Turning to the future Wondering which way to go. I'll never forget all those memories And my friends that I’ll miss so. You'll see, that whether my future plans include work for me, Or to reach higher education goals. I'll take what is offered to me. And play and complete the highest given role. The new people I'll meet and friends I'll make. Will make my life complete and full. But, It’s time to turn to the future and look what there is for me For when I come back to this town to see my family and friends, I'll know that this was just the beginning of my future. That for me will never end. SB TABLE OF CONTENTS 1-5 Introductory Section 6-37 Senior Section 38-79 Underclassmen Section 80-107 Sports 108-121 Music Musical Organizations 122-139 Student Life 140-147 Vo-Tech 148-171 Clubs Organizations 172-191 Faculty 192-230 Advertising 231-232 Senior Farewell News William Arthur Phillip Louis, Born to Prince Charles Lady Di Death of Actor Henry Fonda End of Marshall Law in Poland Plastic Heart Successful in human Princess Grace dies in automobile accident World’s Fair - May 1 - Knoxville, TN Death of Soviet leader Breshnev Death of ERA - June 30 Washington Redskins win Superbowl Argintina England - war over Falk lands Tylenol Scam in Chicago Christmans Storm in Denver, Colorado Revolutions in El Salvador 2 ■ Log t v' Ji NAilS I Events Punk Day Jump-a-thon Homocoming Football wins ECL Championship Golf wins ECL Championship MS Carnival Food Drive for Christmas Christmas Program Computer Dating Trip to Washington 3 DEDICATION Mrs. Johnson, We The Class Of 1983 Respectfully Dedicate Our Yearbook To You. For All That You Have Given Us For Everything You Do For All The Times You’ve Understood We Dedicate Our Book To You. Teaching Is A Difficult Task That's Often Done In Haste But What We've Learned From Your Patience We Know Will Not Go To Waste. In This World We Sometimes Forget Those Who Give Us So Much We’d Like To Thank You For All You’ve Done Because It’s Done With A Special Touch. C.N. 4 TAMMY RATH We never appreciate the ones we love till they’re not around any longer. And we feel so helpless left alone, each day drags on a little longer. The memories shared make her absence a little less harder to bear, But we still wish we had the chance to say once more, “We care”. We remember the smiles and laughter as well as we remember the pain. But we also have to realize, our loss is also her gain. The promise that will sustain us is that we will meet again, To be once more united, together again as friends. C.C. 1964-1982 MR. LOUIS (LOU) HANNA Service to Corry High School 1948-1978. The passing of Lou Hanna marked the end of an era in the history of Corry High School. Coach Hanna became widely known by bringing area and statewide recognition to the football program at Corry. As a coach he had few equals. He still holds the record for most consecutive wins with 22. Mr. Hanna's effect on the young people he coached went beyond his record on the gridiron. He inspired them to reach for goals beyond their grasp-to achieve excellence in mind, body, and spirit. This community and school lost a truly great and dedicated man. 5 1917-1983 Presenting THE CIHSS ( AW Of 1983 7 CORRY AREA HIGH SCHOOL CORRY PENNSYLVANIA THIS CERTIFIES THAT THE CLASS OF 1983 HAS COMPLETED THE REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION AS PRESCRIBED BY THE CORRY AREA HIGH SCHOOL AND IS • HEREBY AWARDED THIS DIPLOMA GIVEN • AT • COWXY • PENNSYLVANIA • THS • MONTH • OF • JUNE • 1983 High Ranking Seniors- 1983 Akam, Sherry Leiann Allender, Linda Marie Benson, Joline Kay Bova, Lisa Mary Brigham, Robert Charles Capela, Todd L. Capwell, Robert Edward Clabbatz, Linda Renee Clark, Michael James Cooklis, John Timothy Crosscut, Michael James Earls, Susan Linn Gregory, Diane Michelle Grice, Scott Michael Hanlin, Colleen Ann Hawkins, Tammy Lynn Hiner, Wendy Deann Lamendola, Mary Anne Lansberry, Cynthia Louise Lindstrom, Barbara Sue Lloyd, Deborah Ruth McCray, Michael Scott Maker, Timothy Frank Miller, Cheryl Ann Miller, Thomas M. Nutt, Tammy Delee Nuzzo, A. Chip Palmer, Rebecca Lee Puckly, Brenda Marie Rath, Karen Lynnette Shettler, Elizabeth Ann Smith Pamela Sue Smith, Tracey Lynne Troyer, Tracy Lynn Van Keuren, Shelley Renee Webber, Linda Marlene Wittig, Carla Kay Business And Professional Women's Club—Girls Of The Month Tracey Smith Debbie Lloyd Becky Palmer Mary Lamendola Shelley Van Keuren Karen Rath Linda Allender Barbara Lindstrom 6 John Cooklis Top 5% on tha PS AT COMMENDED STUDENTS 9 Linda Allender Top 5% on tha PSAT Mika Clark Top 5% on tha PSAT Stacey M. Aberg SENIORS Linda Marie Allender Lynn M. Anderson Revenge at last!' Mary Beth Austin 10 Tina Barbalaci Michael J. Berkhous Brian K. Bedow Rodney A. Bell CLASS OF ’83 I wouldn’t mind so much if I had a date. Shelly A. Bonavita Lisa Mary Bova Joline Kay Benson Jose Luis Bermudez 11 James D. Bobbert Todd Bowen Todd Bunco Robert Edward Capwell Linda Clabbatz 12 Sandy Rae Carlson Michael A. Clark Scott AlUn Clark John T. Cooklis Eric Coulter Larry Richard Craker Brenda Crawford Michael James Crosscut 13 Lee James Culver Timothy Curtis 'Tve got to get my foot loose before Mr. Ben-nink finds out. Sophie C. Czech Steven H. Dorn SENIORS “I didn’t promise I wouldn’t look.’’ Victor Davis Susan Earls Chari Lynn Fiscus Betty Elliott Cheryl Ann Fay 14 Douglas Anson Eck Scott A. Fuller Diane M. Gregory Michelle A. Gambino Robert J. Ginn CLASS OF ’83 “Redheads have more fun! Bryan K. Griswold Steve S. Gutz Harold E. Graves Scott M. Grice Darrel Grinder Terry Hagens Valeria Jean Hall Dear Santa . . . Shellie Rene Hamilton il Sandra Lee Haniak Karen A. Hand Steven Patrick Higgins Colleen Ann Hanlin Mark Hansen Wendy D. Hiner 16 Tammy L. Hawkins Darren L. Hoffman Bruce Hollenbeck Stephen A. Hornick Douglas G. Huffman Herbert Huff Beverly A. Hutchison 17 Kelly S. Jaggi Randi Renee Jaggi friends or . . . FRIENDS?' SENIORS Christina Lm Kafferlin Tina Maria Kelly Wanda Rae Kennedy Darin Kurelowech Mary Anne Lamendola Tony Lawrence CLASS OF ’83 Susan Renae Lillie Deborah R. Lloyd Karen A. Lindenberger Barbara Sue Lindstrom 19 Adam Ray Long Smile if you’re lost in this class . . . Timothy F. Maker Tina Maker Denise K. McClain 20 Jay McCoy Michael Scott McCray Matthew Troy Merkle Brian T. Messinger Nadine Marie Migliaccio Cheryl A. Miller Darin S. Miller Thomas M. Miller Walter L. Miller Lori Kim Miller Paul E. Morton Michael Scott Mitchell 21 Carl Morton Practice makes perfect. Shawn Eric Mosher Diane L. Nelson John P. Nichols SENIORS Th®1 ® s got to be meatloaf in here some' place! Tammy Nutt A. Chip Nuzzo Debbi Sue Nelson Deanna Nichols Charles B. Obert 22 Jerry Lee Ohl CLASS OF ’83 Tina R. Paloncy Gynnell E. Paai Richard H. Patterson Edward J. Paver Paul Paver 23 Censored Erik K. Person Catherine A. Peterson Thomas Puckly Tammy L. Pustelak Jeffrey C. Rater Karen Lynnette Rath Richard L. Rauscher Rhoda A. Riock Christine Ann Rittenhouse John Allen Robbins Tina M. Roberts Elizabeth A. Ruhlman 25 James R. Sadowski Bradley Scott Sargent Only in America . . . Carol L. Scherzar David Scott Sail SENIORS Smila if you'ra horny. John Schwaitzar Carolyn R. Sherwood 26 Elizabeth A. Shattlar Ronda Shreve Malania Ann Skiff Donna Smith Tracey Lynne Smith Pamela Sue Smith James Steuart Kerry C. Snapp CLASS OF ’83 Watcha talkin' ’bout?” Charles Steffens Tom Stevens Pat Stockton Mary S. Stoffan Tracy Lynn Thompson Barbara A. Toplovich 27 Michael Nichols Daniel M. Toplovich, Jr. John Troutman Tracy Troyer Theresa Ann VanCise Debbi S. Turben Alan John Vanderweele Harold Turben, Jr. Mark Alan VanDresar Shelley Renae VanKeuren 28 Stephan P. Vargo Linda Webber Mark Weidner Peggy Sue Willis Carla Kay Wittig Penny Briggs Aaron Winane Marguirite Culver 2003 _____ IN THE YEAR ABERG. STACEY M . BERGER . P' March BOV A. LISA MARY. PRE8H . February 7. 31. 1965. Still jmunting around from traf- 1965. Still chasing P.C'a with Micky and lie light to traffic light sitting through green Bobby lights so I can go right on rad. BRASWELL. CLOYE. J R ” January 8. 1 964. AKAM. SHERRY LEIANN, MICKEY . July Happily marriad and still going over to CM's 20. 1965, Still waiting for Jaff to coma up housa from Florida. BRIGGS. PENNY. Novambar 16. 1965. Mar-ALDRICH. KEVIN M.. MIKE . August 15, riad to Alan and living in California Still not 1965, In tha National Guard. taking my 3 days gatting into mora trou- bla. ALLENDER. LINDA MARIE. LH-LH . January 4, 196S. Still fulfilling tha misadven-turas of tha Lost Airhaad on aarth. whila bsing non-existent AUSTIN. MARY BETH. MARTI . Novambar 22. 1965, Housawifa with tan kids. AYERS. RICHARD. RICK . May 31. 1965. Z $ u if I know, that's a long tima from now. BAILEY. NED E.. SCAGGLY. SPAZZMAN. Juna 1 1.1965. Still wiping out on applas and doing complata somarsaulta in tha hall with a L OTTof paopla laughing at ma; still making C N . C.U . S.H. B.G.. R.C.. ate. hypar at ma BRIGHAM. ROBERT C.. BOB . Juna 24. 1964. 8till trying to figura out what to do and what not to do ? CAPELA. TODD. Juna 23. 196S. Still looking for a job. massing up tha computar. and still bugging J.C. and M.C. CAPWELL. ROBERT EDWARD I. BOB . BOBBY . CAP . CAPPY. STUD . August 8. 1964, Still trying to find a girl Clark approval of. and gatting blaimsd for things I didn't do. Living in Zambia pratanding to work for tha FBI CARLSON. SANDY RAE. SANDY . Juna 1 1. 1965. Still Hanging with Bran, but still not hung for all tha tarribla things wa'va dona. CHURCH. BILL Jr.. Fabruary 1 1. 1964. Still gatting caught on Friday tha 13th with Tha Markat Baskat Gang VC.. A.Z.. T W . KG. CROSSCUT. MICHAEL JAMES. BLOTO . BLUTES . MOBY . Octobar 12. 1964.Haad of I BM and simultaniously dirseting tha CAHS Jazz Band just lika Howia. Ownar of a computarizad string of G.D. stores CULVER. LEE JAMES. COWBOY . PUGS-LEY . PORKY . Saptambar 6. 1965. Still sloshing through mud holas in hiking class with Smilay. Cscil. Lumas, and Opia. CULVER. MARGUIRITE A .' MARG . MAG. PIE . MARGOT'. Saptambar 12. 1965. Living on a planet twalva thousand milas from Saturn starting a colony for Pigmallins. CZECH. SOPHIE C.. AIR . SOAPY , SLURP . April 18. 1964. Trying to find my brain, and still trying to figura out what I should do tha rast of my lifa. basidas growing old. DANKS. JOE. HUBERT . Jun. 12. 1964, Boxing, but still partying from tha 8anior Class Party. 1 DAVIS. SCOTT. PUP . June 11 i. 196S I. Still partying at Hector's Lounge to Pup •s 1 Palaoe with tl toaa Radical Commie friends of mine. DORN. STEVEN H . Juna 9. 1965. Hop to have One of tha nicest diary farms in Craw- ford County EARIB. SUSAN , August 6. 1 965 . Sti] 11 strymg to convinca paopla I'm a sanior ECK. DOUGLASS ANSON. J J , SID”. PORKY . “DOUgGER . 8apt.mbar 26. 1964, Still unknown, and living with Jan Fonda ELLIOTT. BETTY. BET . October 19. 1964. To bacoma a Sargent or a higher rank in tha Army, and to Stay with Rick and be with Amber and Jesse, whom I love slot. FAY. CHERYL ANN. Raggedy Ann . March 29. 1965. Still going down to tha lake and partying FIRESTONE. MICHAEL. STONE . January 1 2. 1964. Marriad to Donna, and still looking for tha ultimata Buzz FISCUS. CHARI LYNN. DUFFY . CHERRY PIE . Marriad to Tim Fay and raising two children and still trying to gat along with his mom. FULLER. SCOTT. A. BUBBA . Octobar 22. 1964. Still restoring S3 chevy trucks GAMBINO. MICHELLE A . SHELLEY . Novambar 25, 1964. Still looking for Mr S. in tha woods at J.D.'s parties. GINN. ROBERT J..' BURHEAD . December 2. 1964. Still trying to sea what side of tha car Bowen wrecked. BALL. MELANIE. MEL . SQUIRREL . March 7. 1965. 8till going to tha lake and other places” on tha weekends. Still trying to teach Krias to skate. BEDOW. BRIAN K.. HUH? July 19. 1965. Still with SB. still letting my pat snake run loose in tha grass on tha playground. BELL. RODNEY A.. ROD . Dacamber 11. 1964. Still putting down Fords and planning to steal Bubba's chevy. BENSON. JOLINE KAY. JO . HULIO . Saptambar 14. 1965. Still freaking out-TOTALLY - ovar nothing and hanging on to S.P V. BERKHOUS. MICHAEL J.. February 14. 1964. Still tring to find out where I'm going. BERMUDEZ. JOSE LUIS. LOUIE . fTmP® May 16. 1965. Still listening to AC-DC and Black Sabbath 24 hours a day. BOBBERT, JAMES D . JIM . D.camber 1 2. B64. Still thinking of what to say 20 years now and still milking bulls BONAVITA. SHELLY A . November 8. 1964. Still waking up in Soapy's field and my rid go down tha street. CLABBATZ. LINDA. BELINDA . PEPPERMINT PATTY . November IS. 1964. Still hitting tha diving board on my reverse one and a half whila winning a milkshake from Mr. Cochran for doing it. CLARK. MICHAEL A . MIKE . BUZZ . SKWEETER'. CLARK1E . PAPPA BEAR . January 23. 1965. Still trying to convince Patterson that Kawasaki are better CLARK. SCOTT ALLEN. PUDGIE . April 23. 1965. Still Halping MLB and wishing B.C didn't have to work so much. CLAUSEN. FRANK. June 20. 1965. COLEMAN. ROBERT n. 'TREE . July 21. 1965. COOKLIS. JOHN T.. CHICO . JUAN . Fabruary 18. 1965. Playing lead bona for Maynard in my spare tima. COULTER. ERIC. ZIGGY January 17. 1965. Over in Africa chasing elephants in my Land Rover. CRAKER. LARRY RICHARD. CRACK . OUAKE . March 12. 1964. Being a football player for tha Dallas Cowboys A picking on Mr L. about it. ANDERSON. LYNN M . TINKER . July 2. 1965. Happily marriad to Scott with a couple rugrats running around. BURKHART. SUSAN E.. SUE . 1 SUCROSE . May 16. 196S. A basketball coach despite K.H.’s predication. Still with Starchy. BAILEY. MARSHA RENEE. USCHI . Saptambar 17. 1964, Still asking D.S. how her little girl is. IN THE GRAVES. HAROLD E . H ar. HARRY . September 3. 1965.1 will still be thinking ebout 20 yeers from now working on Junk trucks GREGORY. DIANE M . DANNY . MUGSY . Janusry 13. 196S, Still going out with L.M.. M S end C.H.. having “gas , eating Royals and wondering how I'm getting home. GRICE. SCOTT M . SCOOTER . February 19, 1965. Getting a Hy from doing some Spring Streets for everyone in the L column prescribed by the ultimate cross-country Mentor. GRINDER. DARREL. May 1 3. 1965. Living in Columbia with Ohl Rater not knowing what year it is. GRISWOLD. BRYAN K. GR1Z . June 8. 1965. Searching graveyards with K.H. Killing slugs with Spazx and wondering when Ned is gonna go for it . GUTZ. STEVEN S.. GUTZIE . GUTZER . June 6. 1964. Still working at the Journal and wondering when G.R.S. will give me my nest raise. HAGENS. TERRY. FESTUS . August 12. 1964. Nice. HALL. VALERIE JEAN. RUBY . VIE-LOURI . May 30. 1965. Writing songs of praise to Jehovah. HAMILTON. SHELLIE RENE. May 24. 1965. Still part of Our Gang and a Little Rascal . Still sliding into doors and choking on m m's. HAND. KAREN A . April 10. 1965. Still coming home at 4:00 A M on Prom night and insisting There was no bomb scare. Still seeing the whistling Kittie and the running tree with CP- and T.H. HANIAK. SANDRA LEE. SANDY . December 28. 1964.Still being 1 flirt doing things Fm not suppose to getting away with it. HANLIN. COLLEEN ANN. COLLIE . November 29. 1964. Still going out having a good time with Tracy A Lisa, falling down hills. Still wondering What the----'• a Rubie while Tina's hiding in the corner of a dark room. HAWKINS. TAMMY L.. HAWK . September IS. 1964, Still having wild birthday parties with uninvited guests lurking in the woods and also discovering I do like sauce afterall. HANSEN. MARK. SPAZZ . HACKSAW . ANIMAL , November 5. 1 964. In the Marine Corps blowing away the freaking Communists. YEAR 2003 _____ HIGGINS. STEVEN PATRICK. ESH . March 22. 1965. Reciting the entirity of Edgar Allen Poe's poem The Raven with a single burp Searching for the foasilised remains of Woj in a ghost town callad “Corry . HINER. WENDY D.. PATTY . September 1. 1965. Still trying to fix the broken window, the toilet, the dug up yard, the hole in the wall. etc. etc. before my parents get home. HOFFMAN. DARREN L.. SMILEY . February 14. 1965. Stalking the streets in my 427 chevelle super sport. HOLTON. STEVEN A . JANUARY 16. 1965. Still with T.R. and working at the bowling alley where I use my Harvard education to the limit. Still rolling in 90's and 300'a. 90's in bowling and 300's in golf. HOOD. PATRICK R. February 28. 1964. Married HOPKINS. SANDRA L.. August 23. 1964. To have a career in the Navy or in teaching, art. or business. HORNICK. STEPHEN A.. HORNI . H B . “HORACIO . March 2. 1 965 Still listining to Ned B and Curt U. fight about L A HUFFMAN. DOUGLAS G.. DOUG . October 21, 1964. Hopefully still alive and chasing Donna . HUNT. CHERI DIANE. BOSS . March 24. 1 965. Still hanging out with the old crew and always looking for a reason to celebrate. HUTCHISON. BEVERLY A . HUTCH . Octo-ber 5. 1 965. Being in some type of service to others. JAGGI. KELLY 8.. FEBRUARY 9. 1965. Try. ing to figure out how the Capin Crunch got on the wall. JAGGI. RANDI RENEE. March 5. 1965. Still borrowing com with Tina A Wanda and having a com roast JOHNSON. ANGELA F. ANGIE . GEE-GEE . AIRHEAD. August 12. 1964 Still chasing M C. around the kitchen with Jeers Potatoes. catching falling knives off the kitchen cabinet JONES. BEVERLY R . JONES . August 7. 1965. Still wondering who was on the roof at 3:00 in the morning. JOYCE. MICHAEL L.. December 29. 1964 Still out partying erith J.W., D.M.. S.D.. V.C.. D.B.. J.T. and M.F. Fishing every afternoon or at least trying. KAFFERLIN. CHRISTINE LEE. CHRIS . CHRISSY . MEATLOAF . October 26. 1965. Still telling J.V. that the cap of the Wet Ones snapped off. KATREN. SCOTT. April 5. 1965. I can't say what I will be doing in 20 years until I figure out what I am doing tomorrow. KELLY. TINA MARIE. KELLY , August 5. 1965. Married and have children-just living the modern life. KENNEDY. WANDA RAE. August 31. 1965. Married to Jerry with two kids. KEYES. JERRY. JAKE . THOMPER . February 2. 1964, Still having fun with my friends and in the Navy with my hair bussed off. KUZMA. LORI. LORI . KUZIE . OLIVIA POTHEAD . GOOFUS . August 13. 1964. Always being friends with J.V. Getting in trouble with P.W . L.L. and the 82” dodge-r. LAMENDOLA. MARY ANNE. September 6. 1965, Still staying on top of things, pigging out on brownies, and never saying never . LANSBERRY CYNTHIA L. CINDY LOU . December 15. 1964. Running a high class hotel somewhere in Hawaii. LANYON. LINDA. WASTE . January 20. 1965. Still not driving my Dad's car Hanging out at Pupa . LAWSON THOMAS A. March 29. 1965. President of the United States and pushing the button on Russia LILLIE. DONNA LLOYANN. LIL' GOOMER . January 8. 1965. Being a Registered Nurse and still remembering Woj's tests. Still going pitty pat when P K. comes calling. LILLIE. SUSAN RENAE. SISA . BUG . PUMPKIN . SUZA , DUCKY , January 21. 1965. Still looking for my sandal at the gravelpits and getting in trouble for laughing all the time. LINDENBERGER. KAREN A . ANNIE . May 12. 1965. Married and still looking over the rainbow, and finding my future at the end LJNDSTROM. BARBARA SUE. BARB . September 8. 1964, Headnurse at General Hospital, Personal nurse for the President of tbe United States LINDSTROM. RHONDA L RONNIE . FLOWER . April 21. 1964. Working hard as a C.P.A. A enjoying my life LLOYD. DEBORAH R.. DEBBIE . DIBBIE FLOYD . March 1. 1965. Still trying to get the apple stem to come out on the right letter. celebrating National Monchhichi day with M L.. B.P.. B.S.. and TS. and trying desperately to stay on top .... Knock on wood. IN THE LONG. ADAM RAY. March 26. 1964. Still looking for something to do on Friday nights. MAKER. TIMOTHY F.. ' TIM”. WT . MOUNTAIN . February IT. 196S.Jsmmin’ with Rick Jsmss. Mr Superfreak himself at C.B.. owned A operated by me MAKER. TINA. MAKER . February 11. 1965, Still looking for Giant Spiders in S.A.'s barn to squish and wondering if C.O. will ever ask that” question. MARRS. RANDY E. BUB . February 16. 1965. Rolling down the road in my Ken-worth. MARTIN. MEUNDA S. BELIN . November 19. 1964. Still getting fined for riding through town with my high beams on. MCCLAIN. DENISE K . DENNIS . NEICE . August 29. 1 964. Married to Steve, and still trying to grow 10 feet taller so I don’t have to look up at people anymore. MCCOY. JAY. MAC . ED’.May 14. 1965. Still trying to race motorcroaa and be Joe. pro body man. and will give free estimates to girls. MCCRAY. MICHAEL SCOTT. OZZY . SIR . March 1. 196S. Inventor of the Acme Do-It-Yourself Guided Missile. (Note: Ted Nugent approves Acme Li'l Hitler War Products). MCGIN NETT. CARLA. TRUCKLA”. BUZZ . April 2. 1965. Partying on top of the world, and trying not to fall off. Still being late for home room MERKLE. MATTHEW TROY. MERK . December 21. 1964. 8till going down to uncle's huntin camp with the boy , and wishing I hadn’t on hunting day. MESSINGER. BRIAN T.. MESS'. August 26. 1964, I’ll probably be drinking a Mountain Dew and spotting deer with my friends. MIGLIACCIO. NADINE MARIE. July 3. 1964. A nurse happily married with hundreds of kids tagging along MILLER. CHERYL A.. November 8. 1964 HI be married to Joe and still having lots of fun with P S MILLER. DARIN S.. SKYNYRD ”. April 10. 1965, Drinking grain punch and goofing around with pup and Astro. MILLER. LORI KIM. ' GRET . PEPE . December 15. 1964. Still taking the Breath Test from Mr. B with D.G . C.H.. MS. W H . K.H . and hoping we pass?! MILLER. THOMAS M . TOM . November 26. 1964. None of your business. MILLER. WALTER L.. December 3. 196S. Learning how to shave without making a self sacrifice. YEAR 2003 MITCHELL. MICHAEL SCOTT. MITCH . September 9. 1964. Owning and running Mitch’s Arco and trying to find someone to work for me MOATS. KEVIN R . MOADI . August 25. 1965. Still looking for a job. MORTON. PAUL E. JR.. August 18. 1965. Who knows. MOSHER. SHAWN ERIC. SHMO'. April 29. 1965. Playing baas guitar for the Rolling Stones MOUNTAIN. DENISE A . NEICE . June 1 6. 1965. Still hanging around with Tammy and married to Scott. MULVIN. PENNY. July 31. 1964. NELSON. DEBBIE SUE. DEB . August 6. 1965. Still telling my mother that I’m going to the Brown Derby with G.P.. L M A B.J., and explaining why we got home at 4:30 A M. Ramming in Pony Ea. NELSON. DIANE I . August 6. 1965. Still on weekend vacation with B.F. and when I come home finding out my sister is grounded NICHOLS. DEANNA. PEACHES . November 27. 1964, Still picking up guys at fairs with Cheryl NICHOLS. JOHN P NORTON ”. March 18. 1964. Out partying with the guys. NUTT. TAMMY. TAM . July 24. 1963. Still sitting in homeroom trying to find something for 20 years from now. NUZZO. A CHIP. MAGOO”. ART”. RAOUL . July 26, 1965. A young aspiring lawyer in Boston, but wishing I was playing for ths L A Rams. OHL. JERRY LEE. August 27. 1965. Playing lead guitar for Van Helen while touring the USA OWENS. LONNY A. LONZOSTAGG”. STAGGS KI . September 17. 1963. Still hanging around with Ed A acting tough. PALMER. REBECCA L.. BECKY . April 1 5. 1965. Can someone please tell me where the bathroom is?” PALONCY. TINA R.. March 2. 1965. PASI. GYNNELL E.. ELLEN . August 20. 196S. Still telling Ellen that B.J.. LM . D M . and me are going to the Brown Derby and explaining why we got in at 4:30 A.M.!!?! Still hitting Lonnie when he stabs me. PATTERSON. PATRIC. BUCKAROO . August 7. 1965. Sitting under an oak tree watching Kung Fu on my portable A contemplating the Philosophies of Dow. PATTERSON. RICHARD H . RICK . May 8. 1965. Living in a teepee on the Oklahoma plains with my pet Ermine PAVER. EDWARD J . JED . April 28. 1965. Still looking out for GI-JOE in the Gunge weeds. PAVER. PAUL. TEX , newt . November 6. 1964. Guiding for grixxley expeditions through the Yukon. PAYER. LAURA LYNNE. SASSY . BRIN . December 15. 1965. Still walking up and down W. 8th Street with R M looking for Fred and trying to convince everyone I'm not really craxy. PEEBLES. JESS A . December 31. 1964. PERSON. ERIK K . D A . May 7. 196S. Dig-ging ditches in a middle of some desert PETERSON. CATHERINE A.. CONNIE . CATH . May 18. 1 964. To this very day still trying to convince people that I really was crossing the creek to go to the bathroom, only I could have sworn that there wasn't any water there! PROPER. SCOTT. April 13. 1965. Playing lead for VanHalen. PUCKLY. BRENDA MARIE. 8HORTY ”. November 13. 1964. Shopping at Macy's ... Still . . . Still . . . Still, waiting for G.C.. and still always at Band Camp with TB.. M.L.. BB. A D.L.. following C.L. PUSTELAK. TAMMY L.. WHIPPY '. April 7. 1965, Still hanging out with Smelly , going to our favorite Russian church with the worm and still dodging bullets during the agitation of the duck RATER. JEFFREY C.. March 26. 1964. Dead RATH. KAREN LYNNETTE. May 2S. 1965. Head of the Los Angeles S W.A.T. team, but still wishing I were playing with the Boston Pops. RAUSCHER. RICHARD. L . DICKY . B F. GOODRICH . January 22. 1964 Still craxy and a trustee in North Warren Mental Hospital. RIECK. RHODA A.. December 16. 1964. Famous author of T.V. movies RIGGS. JULIE ANN. RIGGSY . June 6. 1965. Still goofing around with G.P. AND WH RITTENHOUSE. CHRISTINE ANN. November 3. 1964. Still going and getting drunk with all my friends and getting an apartment with Tina Kelly. IN THE ROBBINS. JOHN ALLEN. HAM . July 23. 1965, Riding thru town with Winky shouting obecentities and hanging out at tha VFW. ROBERTS. TINA M . SMELLY . July 23. 1964. Still with S.H. and hanging out with Whippy trying to figure out what tha Cat'a doing on tha tabla, and ii Ducka ara deaf ROGERS. LILLIAN M . PUPPY . Juna 28. 1965. Still trying to gat out of claasaa with Penny without getting into trouble with Bail. ROSS. RICHARD C.. GEORGE . EVIL . January 10. 1965, Still buying junk care and drag racing my motorcycle through town. RUHLMAN. ELIZABETH A. ‘BETH . BEFER . ZEIK . Hopefully being rich someday but in the meantime still partying with Michelle and the gang . SADOWSK1, JAMES R. JIM . June 24. 1965. Still pulling my car out of 5 foot ditches. SARGENT. BRADLEY SCOTT. SARG . May 13. 1964. Still doing autobody till late every night. SCHERZER. CAROL L. July 8. 1964. Still paying J.S. gas money while my car is getting fixed. Still hiding in cloeets when she's supposed to be sitting on the bad. SCHILLER. LIZ. March 20. 1 965. Still sleep-ing on Mike's lap in the city park. Mary I leaching dimes from all the boys. SCHRECENGOST. JOE. SCHRECK . JOE-MAN . February 1, 1965. Still sitting in the Schreck- mobile needing a jump. SCHWEITZER. JOHN. March 3. 1965. Farmer. married. SELL. DAVID SCOTT. CLARE . April 27. 1965, Only psychologist in the world who plays lead sax in M.F.’s Band for something to do. or Playing lead sax for Lawrence Welk and still using excessive amounts of toilet paper. SHERWOOD. CAROLYN R.. May 27. 1965. Still going out with C.S., R.J.. B.K.. D.A. and trying to figure out what step to stand on. SHETTLER. ELIZABETH A . LIZ SETTLER . BETH . February 12. 1965. Still being pushed around by T.C. SHREVE. RONDA RHODA . December 2. 1964. In VA at my beach house remembering how much fun the Boro visits were. SKIFF. MELANIE ANN. MEL , ELMER FUDD . April 27. 1965. Still sinking in dog crap and washing it off at McDonald's with K H , T.H W.H . R.C.. and drinking cherry pop with L M.. D.G.. G.P . and J.C. YEAR 2003 SMITH. DONNA. TUNA . April 21. 1965. Still cruising town in the Chop Mobile with R.C.. D N . G P. A M M. SMITH. PAMELA SUE. PAM . April 28. 1965. Still walking down North Center Street with C.M. and looking out for that black Monte Carlo. SMITH. TRACEY LYNNE. SMIFFERS . i. SMITTY . TRACE . May 31. 1965. Still wearing my Gloria Vanderpants and visiting T.M. at CB. SNAPP. KERRY C. CHUCK . March 2. 1965. Still chasing the cowgirls with the boys . STEFFENS,®CHARLES, CHUCK . August 27. 1965. Still wondering how I got out of 12th grade. STEVENS. TOM. TENNEY . October 2. 1965. Still get'n drunk with the gang. STEUART. JAMES. STU . SOUID . July 18. 1965. Still working at Bowl-Aire STOCKTON. PAT. July 1. 1965. Still running around at Grinders listening to moon ears following mel STOFFAN. MARY S.. MAR . SMILEY . September 3, 196S, Still getting teased in gym class throwing parties with the gang J.H.. CS.. J.A.. J R . E W A S.H. TAYLOR. EDWARD. EDDIE . April 18. 1965. Still attempting to pass trig. class. THOMPSON. TRACY LYNN. BIG T . February 24. 1965. Living in California playing volleyball with Coach Bayle. TOPLOVICH. BARBARA A . BARBT. December 1, 1964. Still wondering why I did what I did on August 24. TOPLOVICH. DANIEL M JR TOP . July 7. 1964. Still driving a baby blue ElCaminoand working at Skat. TROYER. TRACY. TOBY . January 23. 1965, Still getting beat up on by C.B AND B.G. TURBEN. DEBBI S.. DEB . July 29. 1965. Still driving around in the Mean Green Machine lookin' to run over H.C. TURBEN. HAROLD JR.. JUNIOR . July 9. 1965. Still trying to keep a job. UTEGG. CURT A.. August 1 1. 1965. Still going to Perkins with S.H. and wondering where N.B. went. Still driving around the block to get from Ned B's house to L A’s. VANCISE. THERESA ANN. 'TREE , FRUIT CAKE . April 26. 1965, Married to a rich millionaire having tons of kids, living in a mansion and being very rich. VANDERWEELE. ALAN JOHN. January 27. 196S. Still not believing that the Fourth of July is only once a year. VANDRESAR, MARK ALAN. MARKIE . March 25. 1964. Be married to Blondie and have two children VANKEUREN. 8HELLEY RENEE. SHELL . July 1 3, 1965. Still Loving New York while being a Friend in Pennsylvania , but realizing Louisiana is a Dream State. VARGO. STEPHEN P.. VARGS . April 14. 1965. Still wondering where I went wrong in life___ WAID. JEFFERY A.. JEFF . August 21, 1965, Still trying to get off of Vition's Hill and making it home after one of Vition's parties WAY. STEVEN MICHAEL. WADAR . RICKY . January 3. 1965. WHERE THERES A WILL THERES A WAY . Being in the 2003 Ricky Nelson look alike contest, and winning. WEBBER. LINDA. BIT'. February 19. 1965. Married to John and still trying to figure out how R M.'s comb got in C.S.'s pocket. WEIDNER. MARK. WETNER . August 31. 1965. Still riding around the swamp with Wimpy, Mac. Sklar A Jerry looking for Spanky WESTFALL. ALLAN March 29. 1965. Owner and operator of your local Perkins Cake 'n Steak WILLIAMS. ROBERT J.. OZZY . Touring the world as bass for VanHalen. WILLIS. PEGGY SUE. HOTLIPS . October 12, 1965. Be married, have my own house. Still calling people names. A psychologist? WITOG. CARLA KAY. “LITTLE TWIGGY . PETER PAN . December 26. 1964. Still going out and having fun with friends. Acting strange and trying to find Tim. Still hanging out with FLOWER . THUMPER . HAMSTER . SHEEPDOG . TINKER , and CINDERELLA YOUNG. TAMMY. January 22. 1965. Spending all my time with Paul and loving it. HOMCCOMIMG QUG01 34 Back row: Kathleen Cruz, Patty Miller, Kris Hotchkiss, Jenny Mack Front Row: Lisa Bova, Lori Miller. Pam Smith 35 Jamie and Tracy 1982 Prom Back row L to R: Dee Bowen, Amy Jackson, Kim Snapp, Missy Shontz, Janie Burkhart, Kerrie Yenchak, Deirdra Montanie Front row: Amy Tinko Archie and Sue Queen Janie Jenny and Steve 36 37 Martha Bogniak Becky Boytha Joa Buall Ron Buell Brian Burton Rob Burton Kally Carroll Darin Clark Brant Anderson Michelle Bartley Rod Brink Robin Bunca Kraig Capa la Kim Cmial Kim Aikens JoMarie Barton William Brooks Debbie Burkhart Scott Carlstrom £ Scott Alfred Vicki Amoroso Tari Balkovic Wendy Barbalaci Brenda Benninger Todd Brundage Ed Burkhart Mark Bensink Charlie Buckshaw Someday I’ll have enough money to get married. 40 Shelly Coon Joyce Cochrane Kelly Craig Bill Craker Kathy Croaecut Maureen Crotty Amy Davia Joanie Davia Leonard Davis Haather Crowell Brenda Daley Greg Dean Chris DeCasper Steven Doutt Scott Donaldson Bill Fenton A1 Foster Michelle Farnsworth Tina DellaVecchia ,fE Brian Eastman Kelly Firestone Jon Foster 41 Stephen Foster Darla Fralick Joyce Fuller Ite easy to earn money if you sell the right stuff. 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Melinda Shontz John Sh rz r Lori Schw itz«r Alan Scout n Michelle Sibbl Keith Slik r K Uy Shk r Barry Smith Shawn Smith Robert So bote Tina Tuggle Jack Vanchieri Jackie VanCis Chrie Vanderhoof Lori Vanderhoof Jenny Van Kevin VanTaaeel Opdorp Which on doesn't belong? 46 T«r«u Varasao Mik Vnrgo 47 Janalla Austin Lori Babcock Lima Bailay Sandy Andaraon Jaff Adams Kathy Adams Lyla Akam Karan Allandar Ann Almond Todd Amoroso Scott Bigalow Michaal Bowan Branda Braswall Michalla Bobbart Bob Banson Bruca Baan Wandy Brockman Branda Brooks Lori Brigham Pam Briggs 48 Billy Burrows Chris Caldwell John Catalfu Paul Chslton Blair Carlstrom Tim Christensen Don Clayton Carl Crakar Mika Crosby Todd Crosscut Kathleen Cruz Dana Coan Mark Coleman Jeff Comstock Hath Daley Lisa Courtney Bobbi Culver Marc Cote Susan Daley Maureen DePaul Bob Dewey Brian Daley Erika Diemer And you thought child labor was unconstitutional! Brian DiFonzo Gina Donaldson Steve Downey Bryan Earls Jim Eckstrom Shirley Ellsworth Karen Farrell 49 Melinda Hopson b«ur Hutchison Kathy Gantilman Garold Hajsc Robert Hellyer m Angela Howies h Lori Jaworski Shelly Higgins Tim Jewell Valerie Fawcett Lanny Fox Michael Gibas Amy Haner Denny Hogan Todd Hulings Jaff Fellow. Joel Frushone Tricia Gluvna Tom Hartsell Cheryl Holton Greg Fenno Nancy Fullom Raymond Godsave William Hayes It fits! 50 Tricia Johnson Walter Johnson Wendy Kennedy Melanie Kent Dan Klingensmith Stephanie Kostreha Pam Lut William Lutz Frank Kaspar Valeris Kappal Lisa Kuzma Lori Lanart Danny Lindquist Anna Lindstrom Lisa Malak Russ Martin Rick May Toni May I stole the hat. H il il Brian McCormick K 11V Me101 Lisa McKata Lisa McLellan Jill McOuiston Ahra. 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Albert Crawford Brad Crosby Tim Fay Rick Fenno Mike DellaVecchia Kelly Dingle David Fay Chris Fenton 57 ElUn Ficeardi Jonathan Fiahar Jon Fogla I didn't know you war« in this book. Kria Fruahona Daanita Eldar Robart Elchynaki Phillip Echatrom Todd Gincott Todd Gravaa Scott Graana Pat Graar Lori Granz Mika Hall Sua Hanaan Tom Hanaan Bob Harrington Kawin Hatch Grag Hannigh Barry Harbarg Chuck Haaa Jack Hawitt Jana Higgina Cathy Hildum David Ingalls Tina Jagta Chris Jaggi Tracy Jaggi Andrew Jaquith Chariaa Jaquith Mrs. Stranahan is sooo proud of Lori Johnson n 9. Candi Jukas Daan Jukas Donald Kaalar Barb Kslly Wills Kannady Stava King Tammy Kolaja John Kondrlik Julia Krona Pat Kundla Monica Kunovic Eric Kuralowach Paula La bows k 1 Malania Laach Vicki Lawson Brands Lindsay 59 Peek-a-boo Joai Maad] Scott Main Both Malak Darran McCray Danisa McCray Laura McCray Tina McDonald Tim Middlaton f Todd Middlaton Michalla Migliciccio Michalla Moody Molly Morton Paul Nichols Rabacca Nichols John Nollingar Kirk Oswald m Haathar Milas Ralph Milas Jaanatta Millar Stacy Montagu Kathy Moahar If Kalli Nawton w Kan Nichols Clair Oaarfiald Mary Ovarfiald Jaff Palmar Rod Palmar Sharon Palonay Brad Parkar Laura Pattaraon Joalla Pattaraon Everybody needs somebody. Michalla Pavalka Francina Puckly Tom Rikar Chris Phillips Val Raymond Jim Robbins Julia Pondal Tim Rogsrs Mark Roth Charlaa Rounds I’m a little devil. Brian Simmon nan f Kirk Soutkworth Kim Sliksr Danial Sly Lisa Sittarlsy Jsff Smith Amy Stsuart Cynthia Stoifan Maagan Shontz Stsvs Shumaky m _ Dsanna Doug Sly. Simmon. Mika Smith Sandy Smith Tim Stroup Craig Suchar Jamas Sullivan David Swanson Shirlay Swanson Tammy Swanson Lisa Tylor Karin Taatar Skip Tarrill Michala Thaurat Kyla Thomas I can get your thumb out of there for you. Kevin Vanderhoof Lisa Vanderhoof Tammy Walton John Willis Lorria Watrous Wandy Winans £ America is here some place Loren Wiahire girls. We can’t hide anywhere! Lorie Way Eric Weed The ’’Class” of 86. 63 AUSTIN ANNA BACCUS KELLY BALL BRENDA BARBOUR HEATHER BEAN DWIGHT BEASON SHEILA BECKWITH STEVE PATRICK BRUNDAGE BURROWS TOM CARLSON MIKE CARNEGIE MIKE CARTER If « DERRICK CROSS DONNA DALEY MIKE DoCASPER MARG EARLS DOUG FARGO CHRIS FAWCETT MARIGE FUCHS SHAWN FULLER NATHAN GOLDNER That'a it, you Ju t bought itl JAMIE DALEY RAYNEE ELDER REX FAHEY CHRIS FULLON DOUG GERZINA SUSAN GIBAS LEITHA GOLDNER m MELANIE GOODWILL RICHARD GOODWILL JOHN GRAPE BILLY GRICE 8TACI GRICE MARIE GRIFFITHS LARRY HALFAST CRAIG HATCH MARLENE HATCH TERRY HAYES HOLLIE HEILBRUN AMY HENDERSON It takes talent to be an Artist. STEVEN HENNIGH CARLA HETRICK MIKE HIGGINS KRISTI HINER TIM HOWE PATTY HUEMME SUE HUGHES SUSAN HULINGS CHRIS HUNT ELISA HUNT CONNIE HUTCHISON •5L STAN INGRAM CHRIS JOHNSON DAVID MARGARET JOHNSON JOHNSON THOMAS KOSTREBA CRYSTAL KREITZBENDER BECKY KUZMA DARREL KYSOR DEAN KYSOR GREG LAMENDOLA JIM LANSBERRY We all have bad days. TIFFANI LEES BILL LENART TINA LENART PETER LINDSLEY ANDY LINDSTROM TIM LONG GREG LUTTON OLIN MADISON RHONDA MALEK DEBI MARYOTT JOHN MATTESON PAMELA McCRAY SHAWN McDonald DENNIS McELDOWNEY CRAIG McIntyre JULEE McOUISTON TIM MILES TOM MILES DENNIS MILLER 67 I'd rather be playing basketball. EVERETT MILLER JEFF MILLER KARIN MILLER DAN MITCHELL JOHN MITCHELL LEIGH MITCHELL BILLY MOYER DENNIS MUIR MICHELLE NADOLNY MICHELLE NICHOLS MIKE NICHOLS TINA NICHOLS DUANE NEIMEYER JODY NUZZO DAVID OBERT JANNA OTTAWAY ROGER PAGE PENNY PARKER JONATHAN PAYER 68 LARRY PLOSS SCOTT PLOSS MIKE POGNANT WILLIS PROCTOR RANDY PROPER BECKY PUSTELAK BRIAN RATH BILL RHODES MATT RICEY The best part of class is sleeping. MICHELLE RITTENHOUSE RICH RUHLMAN LINDA ROSE SUSAN ROSS LAURIE RIGBY SCOTT SALSGJVER KRISTIN SANFORD CINDY MIKE SCANNELL SCHERZER RONALD EARL SCHMOK SCHWEITZER GREG SCHWEITZER JAMIE SCOUTEN KIMBERLY SHEPHARD MICHAEL SHORT PAM SILVIS RONALD SKELTON MARK SKUSE DENNIS SLYE ROB SMITH I just sewed my sleeve to the material. Getting your hands stuck to your mouth is contagious. MELVIN STUFFLEBEAM BRENDA SWANSON AMBER SWARM STEVEN SWARM GLENN TEETER MIKE THOMAS BEN TTTCH RICHARD V«nT l CORRINA WHITNEY DARREN WEBBER PATTY WIECZKOWSKI TAMMY WEBBER PENNY WILKINSON 70 MARQUETTE WILLIAMS KRISTI WILLIS LOREN WINANS No I'm not going to let you see it. SHAWN WOOD 71 TJL V Jody Babcock Joa Banson Tracay Banaon Brad Bogart Robart Bromlay Paul Butchar Barry Bugbaa Richard Caraon Amy Clark Scott Albars Sharlana Baran Jarry Barkhoua Tony Bromlay Brian Campball Kavin Clark Shandall Brown Danny Bothall Ranaa Bunca $ VT Amy Ballingar Pat Bova Hi! Mr. Linds«y! 72 Sha lovas it can’t you tall. Chris Frontsr Crik Gage Heather Fuller Gins Gsmbino Richard Fuller Shana Gatsa Diana Gifford Bill Gjertsen Tins Goodwill Brian Gorton Loni Graar Tom Gnea Kim Grow Stephanie Halfast Tom Harrington Marc Haisar Paul Henderson Shelly Henry Mark Herberg Jack! Higgins Stacie Higlay Frank Himes I Bn«n Jackman Char las Jaquith Mika Jaquith Michalla Johnson Violat Johnson Craig Johnston Bob Jonas I don't know why people say I take after my brother. Tammy Jukss Trisha Kahla Shawms Joy Jaff Kellogg Mary Joyca Jay Kalsay Missy Joyca Bridgat Kannady Randy Kassalring Lasa Kayas Annatta Kant Scott Kightlingar I’m bad! Mauri ca Lucas Jason Madigan Jaff Martin Tricia Maryott Jaff Mattason Mark May Shalli May Bradlay McCray Tonya McDonald Michalla McEldownay Shana Mclntyra Thomas Mclntyra Chris Middlaton Kathlaan Migliaccio Marry Mitchall Shawn Migliaccio Dabbia Mountain Kimbarly Milaa S Jaff Munn Blair Millar Chrarisa Murray Marcy Millar This school is sooo exciting! Bobby Nichols Candy Nichols Joa Nicklas Lauratta Nialsan Nicola Norton Monica Padovani Lisa Nichols Tammy Niamayar Kim Patars Vickia Northrop Joy Patarson Would you behave? Kan Patarson John Rounds Tim Rugar Julia Sabatino 77 m Oh! Oh! My hand is glued to the Michele Schweitzer Tammy Slye Amy Stoddard Erick Thom Michael Shumzky Gary Silka LeighAnn Smith Paul Socoeki Charlene Bobbi Swanson Stufflebeam Ericka Thomas Kathy Thomas Erin Scannell Wendy Scouten Cindy Skelton Jerrin Sperry Denise Tharp Kelly Thomas Ed Shmitt Mark Shettler Amy Slye Vaness Tharp Lori Schweitzer Lauren Shreve Dale Slye Kelli Stevens Mike Theuret What's a matter. Huh? Scott Toplovich « ] Amy Utegg John Volk Angie Vtruto Tim Vargo Janet VanCiae Jerry VanTaaael ■ Patti Troyer Cathy Vanderhoof Whoope! You caught ue skipping Darin Weeoloeki Jennifer Wade Dan Whitaker Linda Whitmeyer Rick Whitney Craig Wiggers Michele Wilkene I think it's E.T. Herbie! Kelly Williams Timothy Winchell Sheila Wingard Aaron Young Dave Wingard Randy Zuendel 79 R UNDERCLASSMEN L Football Row 1: L-R Curt Utegg, Rob Coleman. Ned Bailey. Lonnie Owens. Bryan Griswold. Chip Nuzzo. Mark Hansen, Steve Way. Luis Bermudez, Eric Person. Jerry Keyes Row 2: L-R Kevin McEldowny. John Scherzer, Tom Lathrop. Kelly Cragg, Keith Morris. Jack Vanchieri. Charlie Buckshaw. Tom Kolaja, John Schweitzer. Brian Wilshire. Chris DeCasper Row 3: L-R Tom Morse. Chip Kundla, Keith Thomas, Steve Downey, Todd Amoroso. Tom Nichols, Joel Frushone, Jon Fogle, Tim Jewell, Kirk Upperman Row 4: L-R Gerald Hajec, Coaches- J. Zerbe, B. Ross. D. Clark, Head Coach-J. Sanford, J. Wilson, K. Forrest. Frank Gerzina. Vince Puckly Missing from photo- Steve Hornick. Dan Lindquist Record 9-1 Corry 12 vs Girard 20 Corry 19 vs Northwestern 0 Corry 28 vs North East 8 Corry 34 vs Harborcreek 12 Corry 26 vs Iroquois 7 Corry 22 vs Seneca 8 Corry 36 vs Ft. LeBoeuf 14 Corry 7 vs Fairview 0 Corry 13 vs General McLane 0 Corry 21 vs Titusville 14 The 1982 Football team will go down in history as one of Corry High School's greatest. They tied a school record of 9 victories in a season. These were 9 consecutive victories after an opening game loss to Girard. This team captured the ECL Co-Championship. They had the best defense in the league versus the rush allowing only 7 1.5 yds. per game and only 2.7 yds. per rush. The defense also had 23 interceptions (which was a school record.) and 4 defensive touchdowns. The offensive unit accounted for 26 touchdowns and rushed for a 200.6 yds. per game average. The 1982 team will be remembered as the first Corry team to beat ELC rival Fairview. The score was 7-0. It was the first time Fairview had been shut out in 1 0 years. It was a great season produced by a great team. All County performers Ned Ba lly and Bryan Griswold stalk their prey. Being selected to the prestigious All-County were as follows: Honorable Mention; Mark Hansen-Defensive Line, Tom Kolaja-Defensive End. Kevin McEldowney-Linebacker 2nd Team All County; Keith Morris-Center. Ned Baily-Receiver, Lonny Owens-Running Back, Kelly Cragg-De-fensive Back. 1st Team All County; Bryan Griswold-Offensive and Defensive Tackle. Chip Nuzzo-Ouarterback and Defensive Back, Ned Bailey-Defensive End, Charlie Buck-shaw-Linebacker Garnering All-State Honorable Mention wore: Bryan Griswold - Defensive Line Ned Baily - Defensive Line Chip Nuzzo - Quarterback and Defensive Back Charlie Buckshaw • Linebacker 82 1982 Co-Captains Chip Nuzzo, Coach San ford. Bryan Griswold On The Way To The Crown Were th© Champs All-County Coach. Coach Sanford 83 Foreign Exchange Star Luis Bermudez ECL Champions 84 Golf: E.C.L. Champs 1st row 1 to r: Mike Bowen, Mark Munsee, Jim Eckstrom, Mike Munsee. Mike Sample. Chuck Hess 2nd row 1 to r: Matt Merkle, Todd Bowen. Ed Paver, Tom Miller. Steve Holton, Bob Williams, Coach Roger Ottoway. The Corry High School golf team won their second straight Erie County League Champion-ship by defeating North East in a playoff, 1 4 V4-1OV2, after both teams had completed league play at 7-1. Corry’s lone loss coming from North East on their course. With six seniors playing in the ECL championship playoff match, the match was not decided until the 1 8th hole with both Corrys' 5th and 6th men winning the hole to lock up the victory. Final average strokes and points scored for the Beavers were: Matt Merkle 83 and 21.5 points, Ed Paver 85-30 points, Tom Miller 85 -39.5 points, Todd Bowen 85 - 36.5 points, Bob Williams 86 - 34 points. Steve Holton 97-16 points and Chuck Hess 94-12 points. Scores: 19 6 Iroquois 5V6 2316 North East 1V2 25 Mercyhurst 0 23 General McLane 2 16 Fairview 9 22 Mercyhurst 3 21 Iroquois 4 9 North East 16 17 Fairview 8 18 General McLane 7 85 GIRLS X-COUNTRY Front Row: Dolly Jewell, Tammy Pustelak, Tina Roberts, Julia Burkhart, Francine Puckly Row 2: Lori Ottaway, Stacey Shreve, Tricia Johnson, Kris Hotchkiss Corry Girls X-Country 11-2 McDowell Inw. 2nd Gannon Inv. 4th Rocky Grove Inv. 2nd. Corry 16 Oil City 45 Corry 29 Villa Maria 26 Corry 1 8 Rocky Grove 39 Corry 4 1 North East 18 Corry 21 Fairview 35 Corry 1 7 General McLane 42 Corry 24 McDowell 32 Corry 22 Mead vi lie 35 Corry 16 Titusville 45 Corry 1 5 Seneca 48 Corry 16 Girard 47 Corry 15 Cochranton 50 Seniors Tammy and Tina Delly Jewell finishes first With Seniors Tina Roberts and Tammy Pustelak leading the 1982 Girls' X-C squad, the Beavers had a great 11-2 season taking 2nd place in almost every major meet. Tina Roberts was All-District and has the 7th best time on the home course (1 9:03) Tammy Pustelak helped the team to 2nd place at McDowell Inv. with 28th place. Delly Jewell had 1 0 first and has an 1 8:1 1.6 on the course. She was also All-District with a 4th place. Kris Hothkiss was All-County and All-District and remains No. 3 girl on the home course. Lori Ottaway was 13th at Counties and 18th at Districts. Francine Puckly was 16th at Counties. 1 7 at Rocky Grove and has a 19:10 on the Home Course. Stacey Shreve was 3 1st at Districts. Julie Burkhart helped a great deal early in the season with the Titusville Relay. This year the Girls' team ran triple A and earned 2nd in the county, 2nd in the District and 1 5th at the state meet. 86 BOYS X-COUNTRY Front row: Scott Donaldson. Garry Pike, Randy Dahl, Tom Migliaccio Row 2: Sean McIntyre, Dave Graves. Scott Grice Junior Gerry Pike Corry Boys X-Country 8-9 McDowell Invitational 9th 20 teams Corry 36 Oil City 21 Corry Northwestern 35 Corry 29 Rocky Grove 26 Corry 48 North East 15 Corry 1 5 Youngsville 43 Corry 39 General McLane 16 Corry 1 7 Fairview 38 Corry 41 McDowell 20 Corry 1 8 Mercyhurst 44 Corry 36 Ha r bore reek 18 Corry 38 Meadville 19 Corry 40 Titusville 20 Corry 18 Seneca 39 Corry 1 7 Youngsville 42 Corry 22 Girard 33 Corry 25 Cochranton 30 Corry 38 Union City 17 Senior Scott Grice The Boys X-C team had their best season in years with an 8-9 ledger. Gerry Pike and Randy Dahl both had 15:16 runs to nearly miss making the top 10 all-time boards. Sean McIntyre’s 1 3th was the best finish for the Beavers in the ECL meet while Randy Dahl’s 35th was the best of the Beavers at Districts. Scott Grice set the all-time meet record as he ran in 80 meets in his career, one up on Brent Henderson. 87 The boys finished a 5th in the ECL meet, 1 1th in districts. Volleyball Row 1: Sue Riggs. Becky Boythe. Robin Bunco, Kelly Greer. Val Fawcett, Tina Puckly, Colleen Hanlin, Diane Gregory; Row 2: Assistant Coach Kinkead, Amy Steuart, Linda Wagner, Sonya Reese. Lisa Malek, Tracy Thompson. Gina Donaldson, Sheila Steuart, Head Coach Coleman Girard 15-10, 10-15 . 15-12 Northwestern 12-15, 9-15 North East 0-15, 15-11, 15-11 Iroquois 6-15, 6-15 Harborcreek 5-15, 11-15 Seneca 8-15, 5-15 Ft. LeBoeuf 5-15, 15-10, 4-15 Fairview 2-15, 8-15 General McLane 13-15, 3-15 Girard 15-12, 3-15 Northwestern 1-15, 8-15 North East 17-15, 4-15, 3-15 Iroquois 5-15, 7-15 Harborcreek 7-15, 7-15 Seneca 5-15, 0-15 Ft. LeBoeuf 7-15, 5-15 Fairview 9-15, 15-12, 16-14 General McLane 16-14, 1-15, 3-15 Great up by senior Diane Gregory, (bottom) Nice set by senior Colleen Hanlin. 88 1982 Kelly going up for the spike Becky Boythe will return in 83. This years volleyball season had its many ups and downs. The team mostly made of 1st year varsity players, contributed to the inconsistantly. The highlights of the season were made when the team played together. Beating General McLane (16-1 4) had to be one of the greatest moments for the team. Also beating Fairview. the 4th place team, showed where the Corry Girls Volleyball team should have been, right at the top!! 89 “WRESTLING” John Kondrlik - 112 •Kip n«y. Buck� h� w won tiva waighta Tha Corry grapplars tha Eria County Toumay lor tha wcond yaar in a row with Chris Curtia. Ed Burk-hsrt snd Charlia Buckahaw gamaring championahips. With 8 raturning lattar-man naxt yaar, look for tha Baavara to hava anothar lino aaaaon in 1983-84. 1882-83 Corry Wrestling Results Corry 4 4 - Gira rd Corry 57 - 8anaca Corry 48 - War ran -Corry 70 - Northw.,.«rn Corry 43 - Corry 53 18 6 33 13 Corry Corry Lynn Morton -119 Harold Graves - 126 90 Chris Curtis • 132 “1982-83” Charlia Buckahaw Lyla Akam - 18 5 - 167 Bryan Griawold -UNL. “Go Matmen” 1st Row: Brian Wilshire, Ken Nichols, Loren Wilshire, Brian Burton, Tom Nichols, Doug Eck, Ned Bailey. Charlie Buckshaw, Les Utegg, Lyle Akam, Bryan Griswold 2nd Row: Tom Puckly, Hunter Paulson, Ed Burkhart, Dan Hayes, Joel Frushone, Harold Graves, Tim Curtis, Chris Curtis. Paul Nichols, 3rd Row: Mike Munsee, Lonny Peterson, John Schroter, Bob Harrington, Mark Munsee, John Kondrlik. Lynn Morton, Dean Jukes. Earl Stufflebeam The Seniors: 1st Row: Tom Puckly. Harold Graves, Tim Curtis 2nd Row: Bryan Griswold. Ned Bailey, Doug Eck Swimming Row 1 loft to right: Jim Eckstrom, Phillip Eckstrom, Wendy Wick wire, Paula Labowski Row 2 left to right: Sean McIntyre. Denny Hogan. Dave Vanderwheel, Daily Jewell, Kris Hotchkiss, Paula Lamendola. Leanna Labowski Row 3: Gus Zarger, Pat Patterson, Lori Miller, Mike Clark, Linda Clabbatz, Rick Patterson, Allan Vanderwheel, Coach Cochran Season Record Opponent Score Corry Score McDowell Harborcreek North East Fairview Girard Iroquois Harborcreek Titusville North East Fairview 83 44 62 64 69 58 69 54 30 94 60 67 54 71 76 51 68 59 57 68 Any swimming season is a series of ‘‘highs” and “lows”. Here is a list of them that pretty well sum up the 1982 - 83 season! High -Starting the league season with a win at Harborcreek! Low - “home diving at Harborcreek. High - Surviving one of Gus's practices. Low -Facing the same the next day. High - Award ceremony following a meet. Low - Winning the H.A. High - Winning a button. Low -Losing a button by 1 10 second! High - Food after a meet! Low - Eating at McDonalds. Low - “The Friendly gestures by fairview swimmers. High - Beating Fairview on parents night! High - Pizza Party and the special awards. Low - A belly ache. High - Qualifying for district meet. Low - another week of practice. 9J Girls Basketball Row 1 - Wendy Kennedy, Sue Burkhart, Val Fawcett, Julie Zajac Row 2 - Shelia Steuart, Jackie Vancise, Coach Read The 1982 - 1983 season for the Girls Varsity Basketball Team was a transitional year. The team was short on experience, Sue Burkhart being the only player who had lettered the previous year. Two girls on the starting five were sophomores, Wendy Kennedy and Valerie Fawcett. The tallest varsity player was 5 9 . Despite these odds, the girls were competitive in many of the league games. They worked hard to improve and in the second round games were stronger both offensively and defensively as indicated in the second round scores. Sue Burkhart was team captain for the 82-83 Beaverettes. She played in every quarter of all games and was the highest scoring Corry player. She had the second most steals for the team, and was number three in rebounds. 94 Row 1 - Jane Higgins. Lori Johnson, Lisa Vanderhoof. Joelle Patterson, Chris Fenton, Amy Steuart. Row 2 - Coach Cox, Linda Wagner, Peggy VanGiesen, Julie Wielczko, Maggie Zaphris Varsity Girls Basketball Corry 24 McDowell 33 Mercyhurst 25 Erie Tech 29 Girard 44 Northwestern 33 NorthEast 33 Iroquois 39 Harborcreek 27 Seneca 29 Fort LeBeouf 35 Fairview 37 General McLane 33 Girard 35 North wentern 41 NorthEast 38 Iroquois 41 Harborcreek 38 Seneca 28 Ft. Lebeouf 52 36 52 33 49 69 67 81 53 50 26 44 49 33 66 59 56 57 31 95 1982-83 Front: Frank Gerzina, Pat Hunt, Joe Buell, Chip Nuzzo, Tom Miller, Kelly Cragg, Todd Middleton, Bruce Hollenbeck; Back: Bill Craker, Phil Gernovich, Bob Nichols. Chris Zaphiris, A1 Gernovich, Rob Coleman, Tom Kolaja, Ed Taylor, Coach Gruca Senior Chip Nuzzo Corry 7 1 - Maplewood 52 Corry 65 - Mercyhurst 56 Corry 8 1 - Erie Tech 78 Corry 78 - Union City 46 Corry 46 - Girard 47 Corry 89 - Northwestern 73 Corry 70 - North East 73 Corry 49 - Iroquois 66 Corry 61 - Harborcreek 65 Corry 8 1 - Seneca 53 Corry 75 - Youngsville 48 Corry 62 - Ft LeBeouf 55 Corry 73 - Fairview 55 Corry 86 - Gen McLane 59 Corry 59 - Girard 55 Corry 56 - Northwestern 59 Corry 58 - North East 54 Corry 63 - Iroquios 86 Corry 59 - Harborcreek 69 Corry 76 - Seneca 60 Corry 7 1 - Ft LeBeouf 56 Christmas Tournament Clymer 64 - Youngsville 56 Corry 67 - Ripley 43 Ripley 80 - Youngsville 63 Corry 67 - Clymer 46 Senior Tom Miller Senior Rob Coleman 8enior Ed Taylor % Basketball Corry’� First ever District 10 Champions! Ths 1982-83 Corry Beaver Baskstball Season was marked with many highlights. The team has the possibility to tie a school record for wins in a season with two games remaining to be played. Senior guard Tom Miller broke the school scoring record while bringing his point total to over 1,000 points. Corry also won the Christmas Tournament again this year by defeating Clymer in the final 67-46. Front: Don Clayton, Rob Heckler, don Fogle, Barry Rhodes, Mark Cote, Mike Phillips: Back: Coach Klapthor, Scott Rowland, Jim Nicholas, Mark Coleman, Brian DiFonzo, Frank Gerzina 98 Tennis ’82 Corry Tennis Record 6-6 Corry Opp. Harborcreek 7 0 Harborcreek 4 3 Clymer 6 1 Clymer 5 0 Fairview 2 5 Fairview 3 4 Titusville 3 4 Iroquois 2 5 Iroquois 6 1 Sherman 5 0 General McLane 2 5 General McLane 2 5 Right to Left: Don Clayton, Phil Ger-novich, Denny Hogan, Linda Clabbatz, A1 Gernovich. Scott Sell. Ryan Sample. Troy Jaggi. Amos Anderson. Bob Sample. Tim Joncas After coming off two winless seasons, the Corry Tennis Team stunned the Erie County with their 6-6 record. These dedicated athletes showed poise and pride on the court. Having being beaten by rival Iroquois High School, early in the season, Corry scalped the Braves 6-1 in the second match. Tim Joncas, Corry Tennis standout was named first team All-County, an accomplishment received only once before by a Corry Tennis player since our joining of the Ernie County League. Corry tennis losing most of their starters will strive to maintain the same dedication and pride in Corry Tennis as has been exemplified in the past. 99 Baseball ’82 Row 1, Loft to Right: Jay Reese, Jim Nicklas, Brent Anderson, Bob Sabota. Kelly Cragg Row 2 Scott Hunt, Joel Frushone, Ned Bailey, Bob Williams, Tom Morse, Kevin Moats. Archie Lewis Row 3 Doug Craker, Brad Swanson, Frank Grezina, Shawn Greer. Tom Kolaja, Kevin Capela, Jim Steuart, Coach Jim Yovich 4-20 4-21 4-23 4-27 4-28 4- 29 A close play at 2nd 5-04 with Bailey and 5-05 Lewis 5-07 5- 11 5-12 5-14 5-18 5-19 5-21 5-25 5-26 5-27 Varsity Baseball 6-12 Corry Opp Girard 15 3 Northwestern 1 4 North East 3 4 Iroquois 8 7 Harborcreek 1 8 12 Seneca 11 12 Ft. LeBoeuf 5 10 Fairview 3 8 General McLane 14 8 Girard 0 3 Northwestern 0 8 North East 3 2 Iroquois 5 0 Harborcreek 6 7 Seneca 2 6 Ft. LeBoeuf 8 7 Fairview 1 5 General McLane 5 11 The Corry Baseball team improved their 1982 record to 6-12. The Beavers had three members named honorable mention for the all county baseball team. Doug Craker, a senior, was catcher for the team and batted a .43 1 avg. Shawn Greer, a senior, played 3rd base batted a .323. Bob Sabota, a sophomore, right field and batted .367. The Beaver's team, only 6-12, ended the season with a team .297 batting average. Their aggressiveness and fair play were commended by other coaches and umpires. 100 This was probably the last baseball season Corry High will see for awhile. It will be sad to see this program be cut from the budget. JUNIOR HIGH FALL SPORTS Girls Basketball Row 1: Bocky Pustelak; Row 2: Leighann Mitchell. Nancy Merkle. Tracy Triscut, Karen Miller. Glenda Hajec, Pam McCray. Michelle Nadolny; Row 3: Anna Baccus, Margaret Johnson. Pam Silvia, Margie Fuchs, Chris Brooks, Mary Mitchell, Jodie Nuzzo, Janet VanCise, Coach Linda Yeaney Cross Country Volleyball Row 1: Stephanie Allen, Tammi Wood, Tammy Perkins. Gina Gambino, Row 2: Charlene Baron, Candy Nichols. Kelly Lindsey, Tammy Rogers, Sue Gibas. Patrisha Weskowski; Row 3: Cathy Correll, Kelly Williams, Lisa Nichoals, Kelly Capela, Wendy Brockman. Letha Goldner, Kyra Kester, Michelle Nichols 101 Girls Track Right to loft Row 1: Julio Burkhart. Dolly Jewell, Maureen DoPaul, Kelly Greer, Diane Ottoway, Lori Lindsey. Julie Zajac, Sue Burkhart, Tracy Thompson. Row 2: Melinda Shontz, Joanie Davis, Pam Lutz. Tina Roberts. Tammy Pustelak, Joyce Fuller, Tricia Johnson, Anna Lindstrom, Terrie Wieliczko. Robin Bunco. Row 3: Nettie Paver, Kris Hotchkis. Stacey Shrove, Lori Ottoway, Paula Lamen-dola, Kerrie Yenchak, Shelly Hayes, Jill Bennett, Becky Krakowski. Mary Ruthin. Kerrie Yenchak in 3200 meter relay at Shippensburg. 4-13-82 Union City Corry 103 Opp. 32 4-20-82 Girard 83 59 4-20-82 General McLane 78 63 4-22-82 Harborcreek 104 36 4-27-82 Fort LeBoeuf 93 48 4-29-82 Northwestern 83 58 5-11-82 Titusville 77 64 The states 4th best 3200 meter relay team. 1982 The 1982 girls had an excellent season defeating every dual meet opponent. They sported an excellent 7-0 record. Although not fareing as well in the invita-tionls and big meets they did have five girls qualify for district in five different events. Kerrie Yenchak qualified in 800 meter run and 3200 meter relay. Kim Snapp qualified in long jump and 100 meter hurdles. Tina Roberts qualified in 300 meter intermediate hurdles and in 3200 relay. Also in the 3200 relay were Jill Bennett and Diane Ottaway. State qualifiers were: Kim Snapp with a district jump of 16 1 1 , personal best; Kerrie Yenchak in the 800 meter and the 3200 relay team. On the state level Kerrie finished 5th in 800 meter run and Kim Snapp competed at long jump. Kerrie. Diane. Jill, and Tina brought home a 4th in the 3200 meter relay with a finishing time of 9:28:46. Melinda Shontz and Lori Ottaway were alternates in 3200 meter relay. The girls worked constantly throughout the season and should be greatly commended for their success. Boys Track Left to right. Row 1 Chris DeCasper, Bruce Earls, Jack Vanchieri, Dean Valente, Tom Miller, Kevin McEldowney, Gerry Pike, Dave Graves, Steve Hornick, Scott Grice Row 2—Doug Reynolds, Roger Roth, Steve Wilcox, Bill McLellan, Mike Cruz, Mark Amoroso, Steve Downey. Bob Dewey, Tom Nichols, Scott Rowland Row 3—Jay Sorenson. Chip Nuzzo, Doug Eck, Darrell Hall, Rob Coleman. Mark Hansen, Charlie Buckshaw, Sean McIntyre, Randy Dahl, Scott Proper Team Scores Corry 87 Union City 63 Corry 80 Girard 70 Corry 65 General McLane 80 Corry 80 Harborcreek 69 Corry 74 Fort LeBoeuf 76 Corry 114 Northwestern 29 Corry 99 Iroquois 50 104 Eck overtaking opposition at Shippensburg 1981 Relay Teams Kneeling—Randy Dahl, Tom Miller Standing—(left to right) Doug Eck, Chip Nuzzo, Darrell Hall, Sean McIntyre. Mike Cruz. Boy's track compiled a very respectable season with a 5-2 record. The team finished third in the ECL meet with 69 Vi points. Corry had two individual champions. Chip Nuzzo was ECL champion in the 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles. Mike Cruz was the first place winner in the 400 Meter Dash. Two relay teams qualified for the state track meet at Ship-pensburg State College. The 3200 Meter Ro-lay (Doug Eck. Mike Cruz, Chip Nuzzo, and Sean McIntyre) ran 8:05.1 to finish in 7th place. The 1600 Meter Relay team (Mike Cruz, Doug Eck. Darrell Hall, and Chip Nuzzo) raced to a school record 3:25.99 and finished 6th. Nuzzo leaves them in the dust. 105 ADD YOUR OWN 106 CAPTION 107 108 DISniAE 1982-83 Marching Band Row 1: Tammy Kolaja. Denise Mountain, Brenda Lindsey, Lisa Culver, Rhonda Nichols, Barb Toplovich, Gretchen Winchell, Gina Donaldson, Karen Hand, Wendy Brockman, Randi Jaggi, Wendy Hiner, Nettie Paver, Robin Bunce, Mandy Johnson, Tawni Patterson, Mario Gage. Theresa Peterson Row 2: Melanie Skiff, Susan Sanford, Lori Miller. Karen Allender, Val Raymond, Vicki Lawson. Mike Carter, Jeff Hul-ings, Rob Burton, Mike Crosscut, Deanna Nichols, Linda Allender, Molly Morton, A1 Gemovich, Steve Lloyd, John Matteson, Lori McCray, Becky Capper, Francine Puckley, Melanie Kent, Kelly Schweitzer, Dorthy Benson Row 3: Carla Padonavi, Donna Lillie. Jane Higgins. Cynthia Stoffan, Paula Labowski, Sandy Smith. Michelle Migilaccio, Kelly Dingle. Tricia Gluvna, Louise Migliaccio, Alan Vanderweele, Scott Bigelow, Amy Davis. Scott Sell. Sharon Dewitt, Sylvia Hamilton, Monica Kunovic, Chris Bogniak, Debbie Campbell, Kathy Mosher, Mary Lamendola, Claire Overfield, Trisha Matteson, Kathleen Cruz Row 4: Wendy Edwards, Chris Kafferlin, Pauline Church, Tracey Smith, Julie Wieliczko, Julie Pondel, Beth Malek, Dave Vanderweele, Dave Swanson, Phil Gemovich, Alan Davis, Barry Smith, Mike Gibas, Chuck Brink, Benny Hogan, Darin Clark, Paul Horvat, Craig Curry, Martha Bogniak, Tami Dewitt, Laura Still, Donna Silvis, Karen Farrell Row 5: Joline Benson, Penny Galdwell, Jackie VanCiae, Lisa Sitterly, Julie Ploss, Diane Gregory, Marc Cote. Stacey Aberg, Karen Rath, Paula Lamendola, John Cooklis, Shawn Mosher, Tim Aldrich, Mike Smith. Brian DiFonzo, John Meyers, Darin Mosher Row 6: Tom Riker, Linda Clabbatz, Lori Schaeffer, Nadine Migliaccio, Bonnie Maker, Linda Webber, Debbie Lloyd. Jeannie Taylor. Laura Hutchinson, Charlotte Chase, Barb Anderson. Shelley VanKeuren, Ann Peplinski, Maggie Za-phiris, Peggy Foster, Lisa McLellan, Melanie Bugbee, Nancy Marshall. Jennifer Montani, Bobbi Culver, Cheri Hunt, Ann Wiggers - Ha -' -- no in Co-Captains: Linda Webber, Deb bie Lloyd Seniors: Shelley VanKeuren, Shel-lie Hamilton, Linda Webber, Debbie Lloyd. Nadine Migliaccio 1st Row: Jennifer Mon-tani, Bonnie Maker, Lori Scheffer, Bobbi Culver. Nadine Mig-liaccio 2nd Row: Debbie Lloyd, Linda Webber 3rd Row: Shel-lie Hamilton. Maggie Za-phiris, Ann Peplinski, Shelley VanKeuren, Paggy Foster, Melanie Bugbee. Charlotte Chase, Jean-nio Taylor, Laura Hutchinson, Lisa McLellan 112 nj 1st Row: Dorothy Benson, Kathleen Cruz, Tammy Kolaja, Tricia Matteson, Mario Gage 2nd Row: Penny Caldwell, Theresa Petterson. Melanie Skiff, Wendy Edwards, Donna Lillie, Joline Benson, Denise Mountain Melanie Skiff Seniors: Melanie Skiff, Joline Benson, Denise Mountain Back Row: Donna Lillie Co-captains: Joline Benson, Wendy Edwards 114 Circling from L to R: Gina Donaldson, Wendy Brockman, Randy Jaggi, Karen Hand, Barb Toplovich, Robin Bunce, Nettie Paver, Gretch-en Winchell, Wendy Hiner Karen Right Co-Captains: Hand. Randy Jaggi Bottom: Seniors: Barb Toplovich. Wendy Hiner, Karen Hand, Randy Jaggi 115 Upper woods - Linda Al-lender, Kelly Schweitzer, Karen Rath, Susan Sanford Debbie Campbell 2nd Row (left to right) Francine Puckly, Val Raymond, Vicky Lawson, Karen Allender 3rd Row - Tammy Dewitt, Laura McCray, Mary Stoffan 1 (left to right) -Monica Kunovic, Sharon Dewitt, Kathy Mosher 2 - Mary La men-dola, Michelle Migliaccio. Cynthia Stoffan Row 3 - Paula Labowski, Trisha Gluvna, Sandy Smith, Louise Migliaccio Row 4 - Claire Overfield, Kelly Dingle, Brenda Puckly, Michelle Moddy, Jane Higgins Row 1 (left to right) Julie Ploss, Lisa Sitterly, Beth Shettler, Debbie a Lloyd, Karen Overfield Row 2 - Amy Davis. Scott Sell, Alan Vander- nwheele, Scott Bigelow Row 3 - Jackie VanCise, dJohn Myers. Darin Mosher 116 o n c e r Trumpets Row 1 - Julie Wieliczko, Barry Smith, Beth Ma-lek, Julie Pondel Row 2 -Alan Dabic, Darin Clark, Mike Gibas, Dan Clayton. Denny Hogan Row 3 - Dave Vander-wheele, Paul Horvat, Phil Gernovich, Craig Curry Low Brass - Marc Cote. Stacey Aberg, Paula La-mendola, Dan Klingensmith Chris Bogniak Paulene Church, Tracey Smith, Ed Taylor, Laura Still. Chris Kaf-ferlin, Martha Bogniak Brian Difonzo, John Cooklis, Shawn Mosher Pare Row 1 - Tom Reker, Linda Clabbatz, Ann Wig-gers Row 2 - Molly Morton, Deanna, Nichols, John Matteson, Vince Puckly, Steve Lloyd Row 3 - Mike Carter. Jeff Hulings, A1 Gernovich, Mike Crosscut, Rob Burton 117 JAZZ Row 1 : Darin Mosher, Scott Sell, Alan Vanderweele, Lisa Sitterley, A1 Gernovich; Row 2: Brian DiFonzo, Shawn Mosher, Denny Hogan, Martha Bogniak, Paul Horvat, Craig Curry, Darin Clark, Don Clayton, Linda Allender, Vince Puckly, Steve Lloyd; Row 3: John Cooklis, Mike Crosscut, Dan Klingensmith, Brenda Puckly, Rick Crucza BAND PEP Row 1: Scott Soil: Row 2: Chris Kaffarlin, Chris Bogniak, Kathy Moshar, Val Raymond. Susan Sanford. Tami DaWitt. April Pavar, Julia Pon-dal, Julia Wialiczko, Paula Lamandola. Martha Bogniak, John Cooklis. Shawn Moshar. Julia Ploss. Alan Van-darwaala. Mollu Morton: Row 3: Monica Kunovic. Tricia Gluvna, Paula Labowski, Dabbia Campball, Sharon DaWitt. Dava Swanson. Dava Vandarwaala. Darin Clark. Danny Hogan. Craig Curry. Darin Moshar. Lisa Sittarlay. Paul Horvat. Don Clayton. Stacay Abarg. Brian DiFonzo. Dan Klingans-mlth, Mika Crosscut. Rob Burton, Stava Lloyd, Ann Wiggars 118 BAND JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW 1: Ambar Swarm. Kyra Kaatar. Margarat Johnaon. Chris Fullom, Sus Qibas, Kristin Sanford, Kristin Duncan. Nicola Norton. Lauria Rigby. Holly Vandarcoy, Michalla Johnson. Eva Maynard. Erin Scan-nail; Row 2: Michalla Chris. Staci Grica. Cynthia Scannall. Michalla Wilkins. Sua Stanbro Malissa Pattan. Amy Wright. Kally Davis, Malissa Nsar. Stacia Higlay, Malissa Nsar. Stacia Higlay. Malissa Pokosh. Michalla Schwaitzar. Pam Hul-ings; Row 3: Tammy Clark. Robin Curtis, Yvonna Eshalman. Amy Stoddard. Annatta Kant, Tammy Nismay-ar. Cathy Vandsrhoof. Sharlana Baran, Laanna Rikar. Mariana Hatch, Rhonda Malsk, (miss-ing-Kathlssn Migliac-cio) Row 1: Joa Babcock. Dsnnis Millar, Glanda Hajsc, Marquatta Williams. Larry Labowski. Jodi Krona. Rick Van-darwaala. Jaff Mattsson. Ertcka Thomas. Craig Hatch. Amy Hsndarson; Row 2: Rogar Paga. Jody Nuzzo, Laigh Ann Smith. Stava Hannigh. Bscky Kuzma. Daan Ky-sor. Charlas Williams. Marc Haisar. Paul Han-daraon. Kally Thomas. Bill Nalson, Andy Lind-strom; Row 3: Mika Schsrzsr. Doug Bimbar. Chris Johnson. Craig Mclntyra. Shawn Wood. Tim Winchall. John Volk. Jaramy Robinson. Dan Bothall. Jim Lans-barry. Laursn Shrava. Pat ar LsMajic. Rod Curtis SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1: Linda Al-lender; Row 2: Kathleen Cruz, Robin Bunce, Jan Johnson, Kristy El-chynski, Beth Ruhlman; Row 3: Diana Wright, Jo Barton, Michelle Farnsworth, Sue Lillie, Bobbi Culver, Theresa Peterson; Row 4: Melanie Ball. Karen Farrell, Alana God-save, Shellie Hamilton, Leslie Smith, Peggy Willis; Row 5: Katrina Mack, Wendy Edwards, Judy Garity, Stacey Aberg, Sandy Hopkins, Barb Lindstrom Row 1: Debbie Lloyd; Row 2: Bonnie Aikens, Cheryl Holton, Linda Webber, Panda Ongley; Row 3: Renae Wilkins, Lori Malek, Trisha Matteson, Karen Vogler, Phyllis Sander, Debbie Burkhart; Row 4: Charise Wawrejko, Maggie Zaphiris, Joline Benson, Donna Lillie, Karen Rath, Karen Allender, Chris Kafferlin; Row 5: Craig Curry, Dale Stauffer, Rich Lord, Larry Craker. Dave Maryott, Dave Lindsey, Marvin Hutchison, Steve Kasper 120 CHORUS Ninth Row 1: Molly Morton; Row 2: Julio Pondol, Suo Honoon. Candy Jukos. Kolly Copola, Hondo Brown; Row 3: Stocy Mo tague. Amy Wois. Nikki Bonovito. Laura Pottoroon, Dorothy Bonaon, Micholo Thourot; Row 4: Dan-iollo Browor. Liao Cul-vor. Lori Gronz, Hoothor Miloa, Pom Titch. Tommy Hutchinaon; Row 5; Joonio Cormtz. Loo no Cook. Choriao Jo-quith. Sandy Anderson. Joonnie Do Marts Eighth Anno Boccua. Kolly Boll. Hoothor Boon. Choriao Borghoua, Chris Brooks. Loigh Ann Clobbotz. Tracy Fay. Michelle Fergu-•on, Molonio Goodwill, Hollis Hoilbrun, Kristi Hinor. Potty Huommo, Connio Hutchiaon. Julio Kel-logg. Robocco Kuzma. Tiffoni Loss. Pomolo McCray, Dobi Moryott. Nonci Morklo. Jill Miglioc-cio, Karon Millor, Loigh Ann Mitcholl. Michelle Nodolny. Michelle Nichols, Tina Nichols. Jonno Otto way. Tommy Perkins, Laurel Rigby. Susan Ross. Kimberly Shepherd. Pomolo Silvia, Tommy Steele, Nicole Tracy, Teresa Tucci. Penny Volpe. Sherri Wesoloski, Irene Whitmeyer, Corrino Whitney, Kristi Willis. Cynthia Zimmerman Seventh Janice Adams. Laurie Adams. Stephanie Allen. Amy Bellinger. Joseph Benson. Tracey Benson. Robert Bromley. Renee Bunco, Amy Clark. Kevin Clark. Melinda Conant, April Crawford. Rebecca Culver, Robin Dewey. Sherry Ding-folder. Ann Dunnewold. Denise Fralick. Gina Gam-bino, Tina Goodwill, Stephanie Halfast. Thomas Harrington. Shelly Henry, Jackie Higgins. Christi Hopkins. Scott Jackman. Charles Jaquith. Melissa Joyce. Tammi Jukes. Lesa Keyes. Scott Kightlinger. Lori Lathrop. Joelle Lindsey. Kellie Lindsey. Brian McClellan. Kristen McCoy. Bradley McCray. Michelle McEldowney, Merry Mitchell. Debbie Mountain. Lisa Nichols. Monica Padovani. Joy Peterson. Julie Prather. Michael Raupach. Sonja Rogers. Tammy Rogers. Julie Sabatino. Lori Schweitzer. Mark Shettler. Amy Slye. Tammy Slye. Kelli Stevens. Charlene Stufflebeam. Vanossa Tharp. Kathy Thomas. Judith Tice. Sharon Tice. Kimberley Titch. Janet VanCise. Denise Weaver. Darin Wosoloski. Sheila Wingard 121 122 STUDENT LIFE M.S. Carnival c $ t’M' iA'� i o-VJ-io h.w v 7 7Jo , V 7 '-� -7� 0 ,wvw « £j. wliCTh 7l .w 55k Jt � v K tZiiSZXlt'T “ jr wlcK 'Tft tfC t- � h - 45o- V C w� n '£21 fr r j . o Tv __ HieSx 0«r Y« t� k .-) .� , i W'Vu- U � N r IMS uP,'l � • CORRY STUDENTS DON’T NEED A CONTEST TO PROVE WE RE 1. K104 DUMPED MS. BUT CORRY WONT! 124 125 SUPER 126 SENIORS 127 Christmas Assembly 128 Jump For Heart qOT INg 4 ■ cbu .tT y 'of Model UN. Essay Contest Tom Miller Choral Jennifer Montani Craig Curry Stacey Aberg GREAT JOB ★ WELL DONE 129 NOJ.DNIHSVM 131 Foreign Wilfried Van Wilgen (Will) also became a member of our student body this year. Will is from Rotterdam, Holland. He has stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Gernovich, and is now staying with Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. Will enjoys music. His favorites are jazz, classical, rock, and new wave. He also likes to read. Jose Luis Bermudez Sanchez (Luis) is 17 years old and is from Poza Rica, Veracruz in Mexico. During his stay in Corry he has lived with Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks. Luis was a member of our 1982 football team. Luis enjoys all kinds of sports. He loves playing his guitar and will play any type of music. 132 Exchange Jose Miguel Gujman was with us only temporarily. He left us in January. Jose is from El Salvador. While he was in Corry he lived with Mr. and Mrs. Phillips. Jose enjoys playing soccer, which is also the main sport in El Salvador. 133 1J4 135 136 137 139 I VO-TECH m dOHS 3NIH0VIM A Jr vi HEALTH ASSISTANT COSMOTOLOGY 14J «£8 RSIS CARPENTRY 144 WELDING 145 AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS 146 r—i 4- This year the Corry Vo Tech ha 214 student enrolled- 165 student from the Corry Area High School and 52 student from the Union City High School. The school offers training in eight career-oriented fields - Agriculture. Welding. Carpentry, Cosmetology. Health Assistant, Machine, Auto Mechanics, and Auto Body. The eight courses offered are an extension of the home high school curriculum. Each student receives three credits per year for graduation, providing the student receives a passing grade. Each student receives a certificate of completion for his chosen vocational training. The training consists of a half-day of theory and practical study over a three year period. During this time the student receives up-to-date vocational training which will qualify him for an entry-level job as a trained technician. All students at the Vo-Tech have an opportunity to join two school organizations - VICA and FFA. Each organization provides an opportunity for students to learn leadership and citizenship skills. 147 148 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS THE BEAVER NEWS FRONT: CHERI HUNT. MARI AUSTIN. SHERRY AKAM BACK: STEVE HIGGINS. RICK PATTERSON. BRENDA PUCKLY. THE CLASS OF 1983 IS PROUD TO BE ABLE TO BRING THE FIRST SCHOOL NEWSPAPER IN 1 0 YEARS! MODEL U.N. JENNY MONTANI. LINDA ALLENDER. JAN JOHNSON. BARB LINDSTROM STEVE HIGGINS. MIKE McCRAY. JOE BUELL. BRENDA PUCKLY. SCOTT SELL. PAT PATTERSON. STACY ABERG. WENDY EDWARDS. KATHLEEN CRUZ. LINDA CLABBATZ RUSSIANS DON’T SMILE!!! JUNIOR TRI - HI -Y FRONT: USA WOOD. MARTHA BOGNIAK, JAN JOHNSON. TINA DELLAVE CHIA. LAURA STILL, AMY DAVIS. TAWNI PATTERSON. LEANNA LABOWSK1 TRISHA MATTESON. REENIE CROTTY BACK: PAULA LAMENDOLA. ROBtt BUNCE. WENDY EDWARDS. JENNY MACK. KATRINA MACK. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: WENDY EDWARDS. TRISHA MATTESON. LEANN LABOWSKI. TAWNI PATTERSON. KATRINA MACK. 1ST 9TH GR. TRI - HI -Y ROW i: LAURA PATTERSON. CHRIS FENTON JOELLE PATTERSON. KELLY DINGLE. NIKKI BONA VITA ROW 2: LISA VANDERHOOF. TAMMY BURTON. JOSE MAEDJE. NANCY MARSHALL ROW 3: LAURA MCCRAY. KRIS FRUSHONE. MEAGAN SHONTZ. TAMMY KOLAJA. LORI JOHNSON. OFFICERS: CHRIS FENTON. USA VANDERHOOF, NANCY MARSHALL. LAURA PATTERSON, JOELLE PATTERSON. 152 8TH GRADE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Crystal Krietzbender, Becky Pustelak. Charisa Bergh-ous, Michelle Chris Row 2: Tammy Perkins. Pam Silvis, Sherrie Wesloski, Tiffani Lees. Margie Fuchs. Julie McQuiston Row 3: Leigh Mitchell. Nancy Merkle, Holly Hielbrun. Penny Parker, Kim Shepard 7TH GRADE TRI-HI-Y Front: Trisha Kahle, Jackie Higgins. Back: Mary Mitchell. Patti Troyer. Julie Prather. Shelia McCaslin 153 SCHOOL TREASURERS Left to Right: Tracey Smith. Debbie Mercer. Mary Lamen-dola OFFICE MONITORS Row I: Barb Toplovich; Row 2: Mary Lamendola, Bobbi Culver, Cheryl Holton, Sheila Silka, Gretch-en Winchell. Toni May, Luis Bermudez; Row 3: Kim Alsdorf. Brenda Brooks. Kelly Greer, Linda Clab-batz 1S4 Learning To Do Doing To Learn Learning To Live Living To Serve F.F.A. Wo, the members of the F.F.A. believe in leadership, citizenship and patriotism. We believe in free enterprise - in freedom under the law - in making our homes, schools, and communities better places in which to live and work. Through the F.F.A. and its leadership program, more than half a million young Americans are learning by doing. 155 German Club ROW 1: BARB LINDSTROM. SCOTT KATREN, KELVIN HATCH. DAVE VANDERWHEELE ROW 2: DEANNA SIMMONS. PAULINE CHURCH. TRICIA GLUVNA. LORI GRENZ. SCOTT BRADY. JIM ROBBINS. MIKE SMITH. BILL AYERS. MARVIN HUTHISON ROW 3: BETH SHETTLER. JOELLE PATTERSON. CHRIS FENTON. JULIE WIELJCZKO, SUE HANSON. ERIK PERSON. STEVE KING. CHARLOTTE CHASE. KIM CHRIS Delta Epsilon Phi FRONT: SUSAN SANFORD. JENINE HANIAK BACK: MARY LAMENDOLA. CHERYL MILLER. NED BAILEY. BARB LINDSTROM. BETH SHETTLER 1S6 Frau Skladanowski. Jenny Mack, Tracy Troyer, Shelley Gambino, Scott Katren, Barb Lindstrom, Beth Shettler, John Heidt. and Woj. Missing from the photo is Mr. Skladanowski,. A visit to the Berlin Wall, which divides the country of Germany into East and West Germany, and Dachau concentration camp where thousands were killed, gives one the realization of the divided country and the torment the people went through as a result of Adolf Hitler, the man who led the Nazi Party. Southern Germany is an area of many historical and beautiful landmarks. Rothenburg is an example of one of these landmarks. This small village surrounded by a wall is one of the remains of the Medieval Age with its narrow streets and quaint little shops. Some more landmarks are the castle Neuschwanstein, that Walt Disney bought the building plans from the Germans to build the castles at Disneyland and Dis-neyworld. Other sites are Nymphemburg Castle, the summer home of King Ludwig, and the Wies-kirche, where the statue of Jesus bled and thousands flock each year. Austria also has its beautiful aspects such as the Vantrapp house used in the Sound of Music and the magnanimous Alps. Without a trip to Munich, seeing the Glockenspiel, and going to the Hofbrauhaus, one could not say they had been to Munich. A cruise on the Rhein River is the scene of many beautiful old castles and the grape vineyards growing on the sides of the hills. Auf Wiedersehen 1S7 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Julie Ploss, Lisa McIntyre. Holly Burkhart. Brenda Puckly, Sherry Akam. Nettie Paver. Lisa Wood. Tammy Kolaja. Mandy Johnson, Tammy Norton. Tatia Ongley; Row 2: Amy Steuart, Monica Kunovich, Chris Bogniak, Valerie Fawcett, Karin Vogler. Renae Wilkins. Clair Overfield. Michelle Theuret, Tina VanTassel, Daneta Elder, April Paver, Scott Maine; Row 3: Tammy Burton, Shelia Beckwith, Pam Lutz. Lisa Malek, Trudi Capela, Lisa Taylor, Penny Caldwell. Steve Morris. Lynn Morton. Mike Sample. Todd Graves Officers El Club de Espanol extiende fe-licitaciones a los graduandos y les desea toda clase de exitos. Nettie Paver, Secretary; Mandy Johnson, Treasurer; Maggie Zaphiris, Vice-President; Brenda Puckly. President ENGLISH CLUB Row 1: Louise Migliaccio. Gina Donaldson, Marc Cote. Audrey Knapp; Row 2: Mandy Johnson. Jennifer Montani, Mark Coleman, Kathleen Cruz. Tina DellaVecchia; Row 3: Kellie Wascak, Mike Sample GUIDANCE MONITORS 159 Left to Right: Connie Peterson, Sandy Haniak, Karen Hand. Karen Linden burger, Denise Mountain, Wendy Wickwire SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Front Row: Karen Hand, Becky Palmer, Gynell Pasi, Sue Earls Back Row: Brian Griswold. Bob Williams. Chip Nuzzo, Steve Way, Bob Cap-well. Kerry Snapp OFFICERS Lori Miller, Brian Griswold, Scooter Grice. Karen Hand 160 JUNIOR CLASS EXEC COUNCIL ROW 1: JULIA ZAJAC, WENDY EDWARDS. SCOTT CARLSTROM. LISA SCHWEITZER. SUSAN SANDFORD. CHRIS ZAPHIRIS. LEANNA LABOWSKI. JACK VANCHIERI. MR. BENNICK. ADVISER. ROW 2: TOM KOLAJA. JOE BUELL. JAN JOHNSON. LISA WOOD. PAULA LAMENDOLA. CHARLIE BUCKSHAW. PAT HUNT. OFFICERS; FRONT: JACK VANCHIERI. CHRIS ZAPHIRIS BACK: JAN JOHNSON, WENDY EDWARDS. 161 F.B.L.A. FRONT: LESUE SMITH, TONI MAY BACK: CINDY LANS-BERRY. LAURA HUTCHINSON. CHARISE WAWREJKO. GRETCHEN WINCHELL. JUUE McCRAY. MARY LAMEN-DOLA. ART CLUB ROW 1: AMY WEIS. BARB KELLY. BRIAN SIMMONSON. BRUCE RICEY. MELANIE BUGBEE. PAM TITCH. LESA AUSTIN ROW 2: ERIC WEED. JOHN NOLLINGER. KATHY MOSHER. KANDA BROWN ROW 3: SANDY HOPKINS. TAMMY WALTON. LORI WARTOUS. MELANIE LEACH. LYNN ANDERSON. MELANIE BALL 162 CMH CANDY STRIPERS Front: Donna Lillie, Barb Lindstron Back: Peg Foster. Nadine Mig-liaccio, Wendy Edwards ATHLETIC TRAINERS Left to right: Amy Steuart, Wendy Edwards. Laura Still, Gina Donaldsons, Harold Graves. Sue Burkhart, Julia Zajac Row 2: Barry Smith. Scott Clark. Randy Dahl, Jay Reese 16J ARCHERY CLUB FRONT: BRIAN DALEY. TOM DINGFELDER. CHRIS PHILLIPS. Jose MIKE PHILLIPS. GREG HUFF BACK: JOHN LIE-BOGOTT. STEVE HAJAC. BRENT ANDERSON JOHN CATALFU. SCOTT CLARK. ROD BELL. MR. WILKINS CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ROW 1: ANNA LIND-STROM. JANE HIGGINS. MICHELE PA-VELKA, LORI WAY DENISE McCLAIN. RENAE WILKINS. CHAR JOY ROW 2: CHRIS PHILLIPS. CLAIRE OVERFIELD. BARB LINDSTROM. KAREN OVERFEELD. MARK MUNSEE. STEVE MORSE. ROD PALMER. DARRIN McCRAY BRAD PARKER. RON LINDSEY. TOM DINGFELDER ROW 3: MIKE PHILLIPS. BRIAN EASTMAN. GERALD HAJEC. ALAN SCOUTEN. DAN WOOD. BOB CAPWELL. MR. WILKENS MISSING: JEFF HU LINGS 1M O.T.R.C Row 1: Kathy Adams. Dave Maryott. Jeff Adams. Gina Donaldson Row 2: Howard Rowland. Lillian Rogers, Karen Lindenburger, Sharon Hopkins. Carl Morton, Linda Webber. Aaron Way, Dave Graves Row 3: Harold Graves, Brian Bedow Row 4: Harold Turben. Rick Fenno, Randy Montgomery, Pat Hood, Jay McCoy, Charles Ross. Scott Alfred IMC AIDES Front: Mike Nichols, Eric Coulter, Paul Paver Back: Katrina Mack. Lori Kuzma, Penny Gates. Val Keppel, Sandy Carlson, Brenda Huff 16S Seniors Debbi Nelson Shelly Gambino Lisa Bova 166 Cheerleaders Row 1: Captain, Debbi Nelson, Michelle Buckshaw, Row 2: Lisa Wood, Lisa Swanson, Jenny Mack, Brenda Tobey Row 3: Shelley Gambino, Teresa Varasso. Co-Captain, Lisa Bova, Missing Reenie Crotty Row 1: Pattie Miller, Brenda Brooks. Co-Captain, Lisa Kuzma. Penny Nichols, Mario Gage Row 2: Dana Coan, Lori McElroy Row 3: Melinda Shontz, Captain 167 Row 1: Roenie Crotty, Jenin© Haniak, Debbi Nelson Row 2: Jan Johnson, Treasa Varasso, Kelli Greer 168 Left to right: Martha Bogniak, Trisha Matteson, Lori McElroy, Robin Bunce, Tina Dellavechia, Mario Gage Cheerleaders Left to right: Karen Allender, Lisa Bova. Lisa Wood, Brenda Tobey, Debbie Burkhart. Jenny Mack 169 Left to right: Darla Fralick, Heather Crowell, Brenda Brooks, Lisa Kuzma, Sheila Silka u n 1 o r g h Front row: Carla Clabbatz, Meagan Shontz, Tammy Kolaja, Laura Patterson Back Row: Nikki Bonavita, Jeannie Comitz, Tracey Maynard, Sue Hansen, Lori Grenz. Absent- Molly Morton. e r s 170 (LM O (D 171 RETIREMENT The Class of 1983 would like to sincerely thank Mr. Rooker for his 25 years of service. We wish him the best of luck during his retirement. 172 FACULTY POOKOW MR. THOMAS D. DAVIS MR. FRANK GENTILE MR. JOHN MCCRACKEN SUPERINTENDENT BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT 1st ROW: JOAN GRAHAM. MARGARET MORROW. JOEL ALSDORF; 2nd ROW: MARTHA PFUSCH. MARTHA NADONLY, AL ALLENDER. PAUL SUCHAR 0� 0Cd V Mr. James E. Brunswick Browneller Ms. Mary E. 9 Catello Mr. William B. Cochran Mrs. Janet Clark Mrs. Judith C. Cooklis Mr. Victor N Cragg Mr. John C. . Correll Mrs. Jean C. Gregory Mr. John D. Gray Mrs. Judith A. Gruca Mr. Kenneth L. Harvey Mr. Dale E. Henderson Mr. Robert C. Piemme Mr. Richard C. Prather Mr. Richard A. Road Mr. John T. Rozelle Mr. William E. Ross Mr. E. James Potocki Mr. Herman Rennels Mr. Gerald J. Rushin A little kindness from person to person is better than a vast love for all humankind. 184 s Elizabeth M. VanOpdorp Mrs. Deborah F. Stranahan Miss Judith Mr. E. Eugene Wilkins Ms. Kathleen Walters Mr. John J. Wilson Miss Linda J. Yeaney Mr. James J. Wojcicehowski If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours Mr. Thomas Zakovitch Millspa' Front row laft to right: Mary Sproveri. Shirley Dennis, Gerda Massinger Lois Moravek, Emiline Kirch, Carolyn Kennedy, Polly Helmintoller, Anne Sitterely Back row: Zee Crowell, Leah Pokask. Virginia Rhodes, Joan Marsh. Phyllis Sickler | Corrian Staff | 11982-83 I 1 it Row L to R: Tri-sha Matteson, Heather, Crowell, Karen Allender, Wendy Wickwire, Mary Lamendola, Shelley Van-Keuren, Dehbie Lloyd, Chip Nuzzo, Bryan Griswold, Jeff Hulings 2nd Row L to R: Mario Gage. Teresa Var-asso 3rd Row L to R: Lori Kuzma, Steve Kasper, Gina Donaldson, Barb Lindstrom, Michelle Sibble, Dan- ette Trask, Tracy Troyer, Tammy Pustalek. Penny Nichols, Tawni Patterson, Cindy Lansberry, Linda Allender, Karen Rath 4th Row L to R: Rob Burton, Ann Peplinski, Katrina Mack, Reenie Crotty, Debbi Nelson, Wendy Hiner. Becky Palmer, Karen Hand, Lori Miller, Diane Gregory. Mike Mitchell, Scott Carlstrom 188 Wendy Bryan, Tammy, Tawni. Ann Beth, Joanie, Jan. Cheryl The Editors of the CORRIAN would like to thank the Staff for their work Cindy, Joe. Rob and co- operation. Also, we would like Danette, Penny, Wendy to thank Mr. Wilson for his faith and support. Michelle, Tracy ! Thanks, The Editors 189 Our Advisor The Corrian Staff would like to sincerely thank you, Mr. Wilson, for all the help and guidance you've given us this year. We couldn't have done it without you. 190 I Cant Cope with Correll’s Crummy C HEMISTRY C LASS C LUB Jenny Mack, Jan Johnson, John Myers, Paul Horvat, Craig Curry, Dave Graves, Scott Donaldson, A1 Gernovich, Rick Grucza, Rob Burton, Joe Buell, John Jensen, Jack Vanchieri, Tom Morse, Tami DeWitt. Martha Bogniak, Trisha Matteson, Mandy Johnson, Wendy Edwards, Doug Reynolds, Charlie Buckshaw, Nettie Paver, Leanna Labowski, Stacey Jensen, Jenine Haniak, Tina Tuggle, Paula Lamendola, Lori Ottaway. Denyse Frushone, Amy Davis, Kristy Elchynski, Stacy Shreve, Wendy Wickwire. WHY CAN’T THEY COPE? Putrid odors, leaky faucets, clogged sinks, so called desks, tremendous heat, graph lines, MnO, covered lab benches, sixty-five point tests, bun-sen burners that refuse to light, and enough laws to give them gas would make anyone sick. 191 The Corrian Staff would like to thank our sponsors. Without your help this yearbook would not have been possible. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . CHERRY HILL DIVISION OF ETHAN ALLEN INCORPORATED 77 SOUTH MAIN STREET UNION CITY, PA. THE REED SHOP “EVERYTHING NICE” 107 N. CENTER STREET CORRY, PA. 16407 SWART BUILDERS ROOFING- BUILDINGREMODELING ROYAL GUARD RUBBER CO. INC. RD 2 CORRY, PENNA 16407 PHONE: 814-664-2809 405 W. MAIN ST. CORRY. PA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 ___ COMPLIMENTS OF DISTRIBUTOR WHOLESALE RETAIL BEER SOFTDRINKS DIAL 665-1002 ANGELO R. FRISINA. PROP. 24 W. MAIN ST. THE BOOK SHELF THOUSANDS OF USED PAPER BACKS HALF PRICE OR TRADE 12 SOUTH CENTER ST. CORRY. PA. 16407 PH. 664 4727 MAYNARDS MARKET ELLIS “CARLOAD” DAY. Inc. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 83 THE SHOE HORNE 31S S. Franklin St. Free Delivery Titusville. Pa 163S4 Service Ph 827-2731 FURNITURE • CARPETING • APPLIANCES 20 S Main St Union City. Pa 16438 Ph 438-3242 • TELEVISION • STEREOS 26 NORTH CENTER CORRY PA 16407 FEATURING: HUSH PUPPIES THOM MCANN JOX AND OTHER QUALITY SHOES GENERAL PRINTING 6 OFFICE SUPPLY CO. WALTER BROOKS 109 E. MAIN STREET CORRY. PA 16407 PH BUS. 814-664-4521 195 1 Mile Eost of Corry on Route 6 OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE THE CLOTHING GALLERY 37 North Center Street. Corry. Pa. Contemporary styles for todays needs . . . 663-7X22 Cooper Energy Services i% Think! Corry Journal for Your for Your Daily News Printing Needs Congratulations Seniors DR. RAYMOND A. SKELTON OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIZING IN CONTACT LENSES 216 N. CENTER ST. CORRY. PA 16407 TELEPHONE . (6i4) 665-0531 AiTv-fK .m Optorrvinc As mtmn VIKING PLASTICS, INC. 575 Cotherine Street • Corry. Po. 16407 • (614) 664-6671 • Custom Injection Molding • 19? DOROTHY’S BRIDAL FASHIONS Box 95 Elflin. Pa. 16413 Phone 664-2590 MOYER’S DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER GUARDIANS OF VISION SAME DAY SERVICE If you're the expert, we've ttot the beer 916 W Main Street. Corry. Pa Phone 665 0584 Distributor for Bud % Busch - Strohs - Iron City - Tech Michelob - Kochs • Beer • Pop • Ice • Munchies H. H. Hammond Beer Distributor EYE EXAMINATIONS QUALITY LENSES 6 FRAMES (AT REASONABLE PRICES) CONTACT LENSES (DOTH HARD 6 SOFT) MON TUES THURS 9 5 WED CLOSED FRI 98 SAT 91 664-8676 41 NORTH CENTER ST. CORRY 199 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’83 CABIN IN THE PINES Congratulations to the Class of 1983 10 MILES EAST OF CORRY ON ROUTE 6 YOUR HOSTESS MARY DERKHOUS LORD AND MERCER GARAGE Congratulations Seniors CLARK’S Q H Ll 9 V GLASS CENTER JjwumA Route 6 West Corry. Pa BOOT SHOP Glass for every need. BARNEY'S FIRESTONE STORE Compliments of 22 South Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania LEO JACKMAN’S INC. Firestone Tires, Furniture. Speed Queen. Zenith Radio. TV. Stereo MEN’S APPAREL CROTTY CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CHFVBOlfT Crotty Chevrolet-Oldsmobile t AT THE COLUMBUS. PA OlOSMOBIlf OlOSMOBIlf BOWL-AIRE LANES AND THE PUB SPROVERI’S BODY SHOP 107 WEST IRVING STREET CORRY, PA. 16407 WE SELL USED CARS PHONE 664-2725 BOWL-AIRE LANES AND THE PUD Phone 630-3772 216 Eosf Woshington Street Cotty. Pennsylvonio 201 JAMES S. ST. GEORGE FUNERAL HOME CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '83 AGWAY 129 PENNA. AVE. CORRY. PA. COMPLETE LINE OF FARM, HOME GARDEN SUPPLIES Countoy SoooU FAMILY RESTAURANT 98 E. Columbus Ave. “Home Owned' Corry, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 98 202 S BE2E3 BEST OF LUCK .. .ar TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ‘83 Cliff Buesink: • powel Ford and Mercury CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 CORRY CHRY5LER-PLYMOUTH DODGE DODGE TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM GUY M. FISH CO. HOME OF PINE VALLEY ARABIANS SPARTANSBURG, PA FORD CARS (j TRUCKS PICK UP CAPS SEE . . . MARK HARVEY OR DOD DAVIS GUY M. FISH BERNARD SKIFF MARKET BASKET ■YOUR FRIENDLY MARKET- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 COMPLIMENTS FROM: JERRY BELL AND THE GANG! Roberts Furniture Carpeting LEO MATHERS GORDON PERKINS, OWNERS Columbus, Pa. 204 Congratulations Class of 1983 CORRY JAMESTOWN CORRY JAMESTOWN CORPORATION CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA 16407 DIVISION, HON INDUSTRIES £ 20S BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Associated A BARNES bpring kt groupinc 226 South Center Street Corry. PA 16407 Compliments of Medical Staff of the Corry Memorial Hospital Compliments Of Rogers Structural Steel Co. 6 8 BUILDER'S SUPPLY CALL THE LUMBER NO. PHONE: 408-7625 HARMON BROTHERS READY MIX Washed Crushed Sand Gravel 124 4 N. Center St. Corry. Pa. 16407 Phone: 665-3554 UNION CITY, PENNA. 16438 438-3885 CORRY, PENNA. 664-8610 a RI-AI TOR’ COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES HAMMOND BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. 234 W. Washington St. Corry, Pa. 16407 Phone [814] 664-7766 “THE PLACE WHERE THE BOSSES WORK.” DR. P. D. COOK III CHIROPRACTOR 303 N. Center St. Mon. - Wed. - Fri. Corry. Pa. 16407 By Appointment We Accept All Cases Regardless Of Condition Or Financial Ability To Pay Phone 664-8573 COMPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL INSURANCE SERVICE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 132 N CENTER ST 208 PHONE: 664-4222 470 N. CENTER ST. CORRY. PA. 16407 GODSPEED CLASS OF 1983 McINNES STEEL COMPANY Sanford Supply Co. 160 W. Smith St. Corry. Pa. Compliments of The Bracken Funeral Home And Robert M. Bracken Class of 1937 Star Memorial Works Vellah M. Bracken 1910 DILL DRACKEN CLASS OF 1976 : JOE HAND'S TAVERN 153 NORTH CENTER ST. T. J. JEWELERS 10 E. WASHINGTON ST CORRY. PA 16407 Congratulations Class of 83 COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY’S INN COLZA QUALITY FINEST IN FOOD BEVERAGES CARS BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE RD 3 CORRY PAT BETTY PERRY SPRING CREEK RD. R.D. 2 CORRY Compliments of Millspaw Joy General Contractors Robert C. Joy. Owner R.D. 3 Corry. Pennsylvonio THE RITZ CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1983 RITZ CHOCOLATE G CANDY MFG CO. CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA SWEETS FOR FORTY YEARS 1941-1981 MBZ '23 MJH '46 WJZ-'48 TMZ-78 WJZ- 80 PJZ- 81 AMZ-82 9a nious jrennujivama Qandi itt COM l l I 11 NTS ()l : CATHER S STUDIO I I OX V ( I VI I R ST CORKY. PA. 16407 MIGLIACCIO LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING BLACK TOP CONCRETE 1224 West Main Street Corry. Pennsylvania 16407 814 664-7236 814 654-7864 Patrick A. Migliaccio Phone 663 4221 40 N Center St Corry. Po 16407 MEERHOFF’S FURNITUR T.V. and APPLIANCES Expert Color T V Service Whirlpool it MAOIC CHE F,’ IXC m COMPLIMENTS OF TAYLORS JEWELRY £7 WATCH REPAIR KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS ( OM PI IMI NTS Ol Compliments of . THOMPSON MAPLE PRODUCTS SEHMANS TIRE SERVICE 206 | IRST AVI M I ( OKRV. PA. 6M-463X WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS IN STORE FOR YOU DEPENDS UPON WHAT YOU STORE UP FOR THE FUTURE SAVE WITH US CORKY SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 150 NORTH CENTER STREET CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA 16407 V MIMIH Fsnr W M 1100 000 TOPLOVICH GRAVEL INC. TOPSOIL. SCREENED GRAVEL AND SAND - OVERSIZE - 2B EXCAVATING. TRUCKING. DRAINAGE. CONSULTANT SEPTIC SYSTEMS PAUL E. TOPLOVICH OWNER (814) 664-4927 RD 1 COLUMBUS, PENNSYLVANIA 16405 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM ROSSBACHER INSURANCE SERVICE JOHN ROSSBACHER PAULINE CHELTON • CHIP CALWELL CAROL HUNT PHONE: 664-7744 CORRY. PA 16407 SWANSON’S HOBBY SHOP H-O, N. TRAINS ARTIST, MUSIC SUPPLIES 106 W. MAIN ST. CORRY, PA 16407 CLASS OF 1983 AS GOD WAS WITH YOU WHEN YOU “ENTERED TO LEARN, MAY HE GO WITH YOU AS YOU DEPART TO SERVE. CORRY CONTRACT. INC. MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEES. CITY CYCLE CRAFT SHOP TIr (f)l r iBook g fyoppp CHRISTIAN BOOK OICYCLES. MOPEDS. ARTS 6 CRAFTS SUPPLY CENTER ROUTE 2 EAST MAIN ST. EXT. CORRY, PA. 16407 . PHQNE (814) 665 9741 PHIL REVA CHAFFEE DEALER FOR KABUKI. ROSS. AND MURRAY SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES m COMPLETE LINE OF BICYCLE ACCESSORIES CERAMICS TOMOS MOPEDS. SALES SERVICE CRAFT AND ART SUPPLIES 420 N. Center Street £ Corry, PA 16407 Phone (814) 663-5814 The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary has been helping students to pursue health care careers for 30 years. When thinking about a career, why not consider health care? Applications for scholarships are available from the auxiliary or your guidance counselor. CONGRATULATIONS HORTON J. DAVIS SON INC. CLASS OF ’83 OASIS BAR 145 NORTH CENTER ST. CORRY. PA. 16407 22 EAST MAIN ST. INSURANCE FOR ALL 664-7859 YOUR NEEDS Compliments of . . . .-jK David H. Hallberg THE LOFT i J? HALLBERG’S juft TRADING POST Dealer in New Used Guns Reloading Supplies. Ammunition Spartansburg, Pa. Fishing Tackle Plain dry goods and notions 814 654 7735 11 7 Mechanic Street Spartansburg, Pa. 16434 216 SUNOCO. COMFORT GLO HEATERS HOME CAR STEREOS CHANNEL MASTER TV ANTENNAS GAS TIRES MINOR REPAIRS CORRY SUNOCO AND ELECTRONICS SERVICE T T MAT CO. R.D. 3 CORRY, PA. PHONE 664-4336 -CUSTOM MADE MATTING ALL SIZES CHUCK LA80WSKI 665-6421 406 408 N CENTER CORRY. PA 16407 •Door Mors • Fotigue Mors •Ded Liners 4 HORSE MATS AL XANDER CO. INC. AHL GREENHOUSE AND FLORAL SHOP FLUID POWER FOR INDUSTRY 36 E. SOUTH ST. CORRY. PA. 16407 PNEUMATICS HYDRAULICS 101 E High St Union City. Pa 438 4522 SEALS 134 N Center St Corry. Pa 668-1855 SNYDER’S AUTO PARTS, AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS CORRY. PA 16407 PHONE (814) 664 7731 INC. 217 FL.YE DRUGS 117 N. Center Sr. CORRY. PA. F©f W n Only tllen rflarie’a barber op 33 E. Main Street Corry. Pa. 16407 Hours: Fri. 8 to 5 Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 8 to 5 Sat. 8 to 1 MARINE BANK Serving Northwestern Penneylvenle wEMOtn f O • c 2 Offices in Corry 1 South Center St. 1 5 East Columbus Avenue 664-7711 665-3801 HANDY BANK ROUTE 6 Ker De’s Pizza Shop CJE Amusement Pizza Whole, half and by the slice Salads and subs whole and half 1 4 1 W. Columbus Ave. Corry, PA 16407 Columbus Avenue Corry. PA 16407 Phone: 664-9239 Business Phone Charles J. Elchynski (814) 664-7063 “Good Luck Seniors” Best Wishes Class of ’83 Corry Manor Health Care Facilities Inc. 6 40 Worth Street Corry. PA 16407 French Creek Tavern and Liquors Top’s Auto Service General repairs, inspections, tune-ups, heavy truck work Emil M. Toplovich, Owner 4 1 1 E. Smith Street Corry. PA 16407 Phone: 664-441 1 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 83’ Compliments of FROM: MIKE’S PIZZERIA 130 N. CENTER ST. CORRY, PA 16407 PHONE: 664-4522 POWELL CONSUMER DISCOUNT A ’ ) t 1 143 North Center Street Corry, PA 16407 “WHERE PIZZA IS OUR SPECIALITY NOT A SIDE LINE. HERE’S TO A GREAT FUTURE FOR THE 1983 CLASS Compliments of . . . FRANK 6 VERNA'S RESTAURANT IN COLUMBUS, PA COLUMBUS ACE HARDWARE and HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 1 red Carol Schcrzcr COLUMBUS GROCERY GROCERIES. MEATS AND PRODUCE JOE 6 SOPHIE 220 YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY CLASS OF ’83 T E FURNITURE WE BUY AND SELL NEW AND USED FURNITURE SONNY TURBEN, BUYER SELLER 50 N. CENTER ST. CORRY, PA 16407 Phone: (814) 6648228 WE SURE ARE PROUD OF YOU, DEB CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83! CRIS-DAR FARM DARREL AND CHRISTINE SCHWEITZER USA GREG LORI JODY R. D. 2 BOX 8 1C SPARTANSBURG. PA 164 34 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS ‘‘MILK” THE FRESHER REFRESHER 221 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’83 Raymond A Merchandise 2a BARNES GROUP INC Raymond Merchandise Barnes Group Inc. 380 Sciota Street Corry, PA 16407 SELECTED MEMBER YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST -CORSAGES--BOUTONNIERES--CENTERPIECES--SILK ARRANGEMENTS- MC ELROY’S FLOWER SHOPPE SOUTH CENTER STREET CORRY, PENNA. 16407 PH: 664 7596 664-2672 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIALISTS IN FRESH AND SILK FLOWER WEDDINGS. 223 Life Insurance Got too much? Find out FREE Call on us for all your insurance. RICHARD QUIRK Life-Healfh-Auto-Builnen-Group-Fir« 127 North Confer Street Corry. PA 16407 Phone: 664-8366 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE N.itio 'wv'tio s o� yotir v«r BEST WISHES TO ALL THE GRADUATES MONTGOMERY WARD J. C SL1KE SALES AGENCY 731 NORTH CENTER ST. CORRY. PA. 16407 1 2 OFFICES 139 N. CENTER ST. 406E. MAIN ST. THE J lotioua£ J a uJc OF CORRY Your Time and Temperature Bank” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 224 — MEADOW BROOK DAIRY FOODS M ccow oo Dc-y Co 'cc-'y 2365 3v co Rocc E'« PA 1631C GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF 1983 from the CORRIAN STAFF CHAMPIONS CHOOSE JOSTENS C7 GRICE JEWELERS Compliments of ERIE COUNTY PLASTICS CORPORATION Quality Controlled Injection — Molded Plastic Components Corry, Pennsylvania VY e w OtaduaWn Senior Class Of from out Complete °'scoun' S%° Bova’s Flower Shoppe 724 W. Smith Street Corry. PA 16407 Phone: 664-4032 COMPLIMENTS FROM A-JAY FARM REGISTERED HOLSTEINS SPARTANSBURGH. PA. MARION W. ALSDORF 05 JOEL W. ALSDORF '62 JERRY E. ALSDORF '63 _________________________________________ CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 GEORGE FOX INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO-FIRE-LIFE-HOME 315 WEST SMITH STREET CORRY. PA 16407 PHONE: 664-7737 228 COMPLIMENTS OF D 6 F AUTO PARTS W. MAIN ST. EXT. CORKY. PA. 16407 PHONE NO. 664-2111 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE OVER 1000 WRECKED CARS IN STOCK FOR USED PARTS C. D. FENTON, OWNER Boyd Larry Is GOLDIN DAWN (gtnimjjfoul (tMvrAnf $ '(tjuno� 221 N. CENTER ST CORRY. PA 16407 Serving Breakfast 7:00 - 9:30 Weekdays Serving Lunch Weekdays 11:30 - 2:00 Sundays 12:00 - 4:00 Serving Dinner Mon - Thurs 5:30 - 8:00 Friday 5:30 - 9:00 Saturday 5:30 - 10:00 For Party Reservations Call: 664-7707 230 Senior Memories 1982-83 My close friends were My 'special' friend was My favorite class was I remember the time this year when The favorite hangouts were The fads during my senior year were My favorite movies this year were The kind of music I liked was My favorite recording artists were The current prices of the following are: Burger Movie Ticket Record Album Yearbook The people who have influenced me the most were The job(s) I held this year were The job I plan on having in the future is This list is to be officially checked in 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, etc. Life is sweet because of the friends we have made And the things which in common we share; We want to live on, not because of ourselves, But because of the ones who would care. It's living and doing for somebody else On that all of life's splendor depends, And the joy of it all, when we count it all up, Is found in the making of friends.