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Team spirit: We thrive as a group. = Determination to survive conflict AGO FORT THE COHESION THAT COMES FROM FELLOW STUDENTS WHO PULL US TOGETHER AND, PARENTS, : THOSE MARVELOUS INVENTIONS, WHO STAND SO STRONG, LOVINGLY AND | FIRMLY BEHIND US | Band parents WE ARE BIG ENOUGH TO SAVOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS Track: 1980 Scott Greenawalt (center) leading 1,000 yard Lancer rusher WE THRIVE ON THE EXCHANGES THAT COME FROM BELONGING AND HAVING FUN BUT, SO IMPORTANT IS THE NEED FOR A CHANCE FOR ME TO BE ME WE FEEL THE SURGE OF ADRENALIN WHEN Anita Skok jumps for the Heart Fund WE REACH OUT IN SUPPORT OF PURPOSEFUL GOALS ts ' a - - Drama students perform for Community Halloween Party Individually, we reach for higher limits. ry Children’s Hospital Fund Raiser WOW! WE SURE LIKE TO FEEL PROUD AND BRAG ABOUT CHAMPION LANCERS W.P.1 A.L. Section V Champs Girls Volleyball Senior team members: Lisa Valerio, Wendy Birsic, Mary Lynn Williams, Mi- chelle Truszkowski, Diane Freshwater, Maria Arena 9th Grade Boys Football — On The Way Up Team members: Row 1: Dave Nilson, Tony Gezzi, Ed McDade, Robbie Andrejcik, Dave Whartenby, Tom Bagnull, John Zak, Mark Brenner; Row 2: Jim Bentley, Mike Gandziarski, Tom Kabay, Mor- gan Gamble, Rick Stoneburner, Craig Taliani, Todd Kozik, Ken Stapchuck, Eric Dudzinski, Mgr. Wayne Nilson; Row 3: Dave Dudzinski, Don Vi- dic, Todd Massack, Darin Lutz, Paul Pochan, Derek Paskorz, Jeff Reynolds, Gene Shiring, Coach Taliani W.P.1.A.L. Section Vil Champs 9th Grade Girls Basketball Team members: Row 1: Terri Gizienski, Heather Lin- kenheimer; Row 2: Maria Latronica, Dawn McAn- inch, Colleen Shaffer, Tracy Steele, Tammy Daniels, Dawn Riggs, Pam Williams; Row 3: Amy Benton, Lori Shema, Tracy Gizienski, Bridgette Rogel, Jackie Rearick, Coach Ladish. Missing from picture — Kelly McDermott A Junior Class Production THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Directed By Miss Sandy Miller and Jim Riley, Student Director Le . —- ; 4 I ‘. ° : . q eg J a: 4 3 : 2% 28 The circle — a tradition ... On with the show. i CE Te 2 . ze Se ee Eee Welcome to the Duchey of Grand Fenwick! and tourism The administrators don't always see eye to eye. i Oe Pe tee The truth about Fenwick economy The U.S. lost! — Back to the Duchey Glory Anna summons the entire court to assemble. OUR UNIQUE DEER LAKES FLAVOR ORIGINATES ass | | FROM THE | GUSTO | WE ALL , | CONTRIBUTE . . a it like it is Mr. McCormack tells us, when necessary, where to gol WE KNOW OUR EFFORTS ARE WORKING BECAUSE EACH DAY WE HAVE TIME TO LAUGH, TO ENRICH, at Z AND TO PONDER THE FUTURE. TO GROW, THE ACADEMIC SCENE ... a Preview Opportunity — our stepping stone to the future Sets 5 | i= bee — } tet LE) MONDE EST Fo Weal: | ; =] Look at those leg muscles (Phys. Ed.) , y . te ee Studyhall excitement! (Language classroom) ' « : os Look enthused, Becky makes a pretty picture (Earth Science) Tabina ote: Epaltoh) Danny. (Industrial Arts) —-- Above: Diana concentrates (Vis Com), Right: Dona, Rita and Jodi talk to their plants in the greenhouse (Botany) a ee John Cramer builds a molecule (Chemistry) Tom Fissore expresses concentration (Industrial Arts) Left: Lenny Griener sparks the welder. Above: Sheri exam- ines the precipitate. _- lel Sitting pretty How can | get Mike to notice me? Barry just loves accounting class. Le Senior Officers Seat Michelle Truszkowski (Vice President), Wendy Birsic (Treasurer); Stand Mr. Larry Connelly (Advisor), Julie Eichner (President), Tammy Bajack (Secretary) Seated: Tammy Huffman (Treasurer), Branda Speer (Secre- tary); Standing: Dave Misera (President), Phil Pierre (Vice Le Sophomore Officers President); Miss Sandy Miller (Advisor), not present. Le Freshmen Officers Seated: Vonna May (Treasurer), Suzanne Czwalga (Vice President); Seated: Laureen Biondi (President), Kelly Kearns (Vice President); Standing: Larry DiGirolamo (President), Jeryl DiSanti (Secretary); Mr. Standing: Lee Ann Schreiber (Secretary), Lynette Kudlach (Treasur- Michael Ferraro (Advisor), not present. er). THIS IS WHERE '81 BEGAN BAIRDFORD ELEMENTARY lienbacher, Danette alph Sipp, Sharon focca, Steve Godlewski, rence, Pete|McNally. Rhonda|Uawther, Gordy | Michelle metruszkowski, Dave. HeWifiardt, Terry ran Mc bt, Tracy ih F. KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL We are bigger and better and ready for more. Front row: Amy Kurn, Karen Weaver, Sharon Misera, Norma Dudzinski, Chris Czemerda, Cindy Rr is Lyons, Tammy Bajack. bi! | Second row: Kathy Bailie, Colleen | Smith, Chris Huet, Louisa Bon- ' : azza, Pam Borowski, Lisa Putirka, Jan Bentley. Third row: Kathy Kubichan, Denise Callendar, Dave Fisher. Fourth row: Louis Prager, Jack Bailie, Mark Donahue, Bruce Siar- kowski, Barry Hughes, Shawn Mc- Kenna. 16 TRANSFIGURATION PARISH SCHOOL Though fewer in number, we sure : ee Ooh wat ‘ made our mark. § ¥ us : | deme et Frontirow: Nadine Siwicki, Michele Claus, MaryLynn Williams, Lori Eichner, Eric’ Pavlik, Connie Runas, Larry Claus, Julie Eichner. CURTISVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The halls will forever echo our chants. Front row: Mary Diana, Danielle Aymar, Renee Szymanski, Patty Carr. Standing: Paula Truckley, Tommy Thomas, Bob Aber, Bryan Krston- ich, Rick Bamrick, Jim Johnson, Kevin Slimick. EAS) UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Though we began small, we have visions of an infinite future of op- portunity. Front row: Jackie Zaleta, Diane Freshwater, Dana Riggs, Deanna Yaconis, Kathy Clements, Mari- anne Yanicko. Second row: Sharon Tonet, Jodi May, Shari Pish, Cindy Hensel, Joanne Bodnar, Sue Grandy. Standing: Larry Matko, Ron Meder, Alan Rommes, Mark Osele, Tom Purcell, Mike Lawley. SUSAN A. AFANESKO “Sue” Plans to be a secretary Pastimes — music MARK ANGELOFF Rifle 9, 10, 11 Band 9 Plans to be a draftsman Pastimes — motorcycling RICHARD ADAMIK Rifle 11 Band 9 Stage Crew 11 Plans to be a diesel me- chanic BOB AUGUSTINE “Augie” Basketball 12 Senior Class Play Plans to study computer science ROBERT ADKINS “Bob” A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be a welder Pastimes — making people laugh DANIELLE AYMAR Deke A.F.S. 9, 11, 12 Drama | Library Aide 9 Plans to be a computer pro- grammer Pastimes — water skiing, reading PAM AMBROSI V.1L.C.A. Club A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be a baker Pastimes — listening to Led Zeppelin MARIA ARENA Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain 12 Spanish Club 9 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11 Drama I, ll, Ill Jr. and Sr. Class Play Student Council 12 Homecoming 11, Queen 1: Plans to be an Anesthesiol ogist Pastimes — volleyball, be ing with Froto RICH RAHORICH “Froto”’ Football 9, 10, 11, 12 i Volleyball 9, 10 Wrestling 9 Varsity Club 11,12V. Pres. | 12 Plans to go into real estate Pastimes — being with Ma- ria KATHLEEN BAILIE “Beasley” Swim 9, 10 Track 10 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 V. Pres. 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Pres. 12 A.F.S. 11, 12 WEAN United Explores Club Post 549 Drama | Jr. and Sr. Class Play Alle Kiski Honors Band 11, 12 District Band 12 Plans to be a veterinarian assistant Pastimes — visiting differ- ent states, raising animals RICK BAMRICK “Bam” Football 9 Soccer 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10 Chorus 11 Red Cross Club 12 Spanish Club 9 Varsity Club 11 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to study law enforce- ment Pastimes — thinking DREW BERTHA “Shadow” Plans to become rich Pastimes — having fun A.F.S. 9 Spanish Club 9 Yearbook 9 Library Aide JACK BAILIE Plans to be a diesel me- chanic Pastimes — hunting, fish- ing TAMMY LYNN BAJACK “Tam Volleyball 10, 11 A.F.S. 12 Crusader Staff 12 Varsity Club 11 Drama | Jr. and Sr. Class Play Class Secretary 11, 12 Athletic Office Sec. 12 Prom Comm. 11, 12 Semi-Formal Comm. 11 Plans to study agriculture Pastimes — camping, horseback riding JAN BENTLEY TIM BIALAS Rifle 9, 10 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be a mechanic Pastimes — fishing, motor- cycling 19 Another long day in ‘Calc’ Class SX vA GE A : 8 BAN (ti? Us 2 = 4 eae .™ ae Who? Me? Cheating? “ Who me? Just another regular day in English. Another sac, Puff, hens on a a There isnit anybody any better. : oo What a great job! a5 ; ij : he i = SAN Why am | doing this? Cheeeeeese. . P . You're joking. GOERGE BOBER “Bobe” Track 11, 12 Volleyball 9 Plans to be a mechanic Pastimes — football, sleeping, watching tv PAMELA LYNN BOROWSKI Yearbook 12 Senior Editor Senior Class Play National Honor Society 11, 12 Plans to study engineering or computer science Pastimes — horseback rid- ing, enjoying myself BONNIE BIONDO Chorus 9, 10 Drama 9, 10, 12 Senior Class Play AW. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to go to college Pastimes — showing quar- ter horses CAROL BOLLENBACHER “Bru” Basketball 10 Chorus 11, 12 Spanish Club 9 Yearbook Comm. 11 Plans to study Equestran Science Pastimes — football, horses, stock cars WENDY BIRSIC Softball 9 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Vars ity Club 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Drama Il Junior Class Play Class Treasurer 12 Homecoming 12 Semi-Formal Comm. 10 Student Governing Board 12 Plans to attend college Pastimes — volleyball JOANNE BODNAR A.F.S. 9, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10 Yearbook 9, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Library Aide 9 Plans to get a degree in education LOUISA MARIA BONAZZA Soccer Stats. 9, 10, 11 Colorgurad 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Head 10, 11 Head 12 A.F.S. 9, 10, 11, 12 V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12 Senior Class Play A.F.S. Dinner Director Teachers’ Sec. Prom Comm. 12 Float Comm. 12 Plans to study fashion mer- chandising Pastimes — skiing, swim- ming @ CHARLES BRNARDIC “Chas” Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Swim 9 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to study medicine c engineering Pastimes — skiing , LEAH SUSAN BROGE “Leo” Swim 10 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be a cosmetologist Pastimes — riding in fast cars DENISE E. CALLENDER Soccer Stat. 11 Soccer Stat 9, 10, 11, 12 Newspaper 12 Office Asst. 10, 12 Plans to go to computer tech., work at airlines BILL BRYNER Baseball 9, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to go into a business field BILL CARR Plans to go to mixology school or the Navy DONALD BROZEWICZ Baseball 10, 11, 12 Plans to be a carpenter Pastimes — baseball GARY BULLARD “Iceman” Baseball 9 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama II Plans to be a computer pro- grammer MARK CARL Plans to work in coal mines Pastimes — fishing, hunt- ing RONALD J. CHLEBOSKI JR. “RJ” Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Class President 9 Plans to study engineering NSN ' ialaaia — , fc a te rsh Cliff look busy, here she conte oo | Watch your hands not the camera. Betty Crocker and Suzy Homemaker. Smile pretty Diane. Debbie talks about her Hallowee, experience. L 0) © K Hi, Mom! Add 'em up Lisa. Chedwick at his best. Playing it cool in the library Sure I'll smile. BARBARA COMPSON “Barb” A.F.S, 10, 11, 12 Sec. Treas Spanish Club 9 Yearbook 9, 10, 12 Cheerleader 9 Drama |, Il, Ill, lV Jr. and Sr. Class Play Office Asst. 9, 10, 11, 12 Sr. Float Comm. 12 Plans to be an airlines tick- et agent Pastimes — being with Ray, having a good time with friends EVERETT COROIAN Plans to be an x-ray techni- cian Pastimes — baseball, foot- ball KAREN CLARKE Swim 9, 10 Pom-Pom 11 Tri-Captain 12 A.F.S. 11, 12 Cheerleader 9, 10 Drama |, Il, Ill, lv Jr. and Sr. Class Play Prom Comm. 11 Semi-Formal Com. 10 French Club MICHELE CLAUS “Santa” Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 12 W. Pres. 12 A.F.S. 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Sec. Wean United Explores Club Post 549 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to go to California and study photography LARRY CLAUS Football 9 Drama I, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to move west and own an autobody shop Pastimes — dancing, mu- sic KATHY CLEMENTS “Clem” Volleyball 9 A.F.S. 9 Newspaper 12 Yearbook 12 Drama |, ll Plans to go to college DOUG COOKE “Cookie” Soccer 9 Tennis 10 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 NEDT Certificate 9 Plans to study film making Pastimes — automobiles, hunting, moview RICK CRAFT eee . §g SUSAN CRAWFORD “Sue” Chorus 9, 10 Spanish Club 9, 10 Industrial Art Show Award Plans to study nursing Pastimes — ceramics, mu- sic, reading CHRISTINE ANNE CZEMERDA “Bean” Basketball 9 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Tennis 12 A.F.S. Varsity Club Yearbook Jr. and Sr. Class Play Office Asst. 12 Class Vice-President 11 Prom Comm. 11 Semi-Forma! Comm. 11 Plans to oo to study adver- tising Pastime naking people Jaugh, + ) softball MELINDA DANIELS V.1.C.A. Club A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to become a baker Pastimes — listening to Led Zeppelin TIM DeVANDO “Boz” Soccer 11, 12 Plans to work in construc- tion Pastimes — fishing, hunt- ing, soccer MARK CUNICH Track 10 A.W. Beattie 11 Pastimes — having a good time TRIFON DALSON Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Sr. Float Comm. 12 Plans to study computers Pastimes — work on Cars GEORGINA DeANGELIS “George” Flag Twirler 9, 10, 11, Head 11 A.F.S. 12 Yearbook 9, 10 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Semi-Formal Comm. 11 Plans to study criminology Pastimes — _ watching West Deer legion games MARY DIANA A.F.S. 11 Yearbook 12 Plans to be a secretary mD ane ie eam Your research papers are due one week ear! erie S= DOO ZO , Ya, it’s for the office again! Mr. Farster's Class, interesting? A little here, a little there. rake) my picture! Relaxing in the library. OTS SEARS BEE =o ar am There, that should ‘hold it me, ¥(: « all Be : aos « 7 4 ’ 4 = 2] This better work. Pam and Becky sharing good times. JOEL DiSANTI Football 10, 11, 12 Rifle 9, 10, 11 Soccer 9 MARK DONAHUE Student Council 10 Spanish Club 9 Plans to go into business Junior Class Play adm. Plans to go into the army Pastimes — fishing, hunt- and college ing NORMA DUDZINSKI “Dudz Yearbook 11, 12 Drama |, ll Jr. and Sr. Class Play Prom Comm. 10 Semi-Formal Comm. 11 Plans to take life one day at a time JILL DONOFRIO Bacnae = opeting. foot: Plans to go to college to be- ball fan ‘i come an accountant Pastimes — cars, photog- raphy JULIE EICHNER “Jules” Boys Basketball stat. 11, 12 Swim 9 Pom-Pom 11, 12 A.F.S. 11 French Club 9, 10 Red Cross Club 12 Varsity Club 12 Cheerleader 9, 10 Drama |, Il, Ill Jr. and Sr. Class Play Office Assistant 12 Student Announcer 11 Class President 12 Class Treasurer 11 Student Council 9, 10, 12 Homecoming Comm. 12 Prom Comm. 11 BOB EARLY Semi-Formal Comm. 11 Plans to get rich Plans to study social wel- Pastimes — having fun fare Pastimes — drawing, mu- LORI EICHNER French Club 9 Chorus 9 Cheerleader 9, 10 9, 10 Plans to go into fashion merchandising Pastimes — dancing, bowl- ing 30 JENNIFER ELLIOTT Jen Volleyball 9 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to work in the data processing field Pastimes — having a good time DAVID FISHER “Fish” Swim 9, 10 Tennis 11, 12 Red Cross Club 10, 11 Plans to go to college to be- come a state policeman LORRAINE FLEISSNER “LOr: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to attend Grove City College and major in medi- cal technology Pastimes — playing sports DIANE C. FRESHWATER “Curly” Volleyball 9, 10, 12 Pom-Pom 11 Varsity Club 12 Yearbook 9, 10 Drama | Senior Class Play A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11 Homecoming 12 Sr. Float Comm. 12 Plans to be a hairdresser Pastimes — volleyball NORENE GALL JOHN FOSNAUGHT Rifle 9, 10, 11 Plans to go to school for auto body repair Pastimes — hunting VANESSA FUHR “Ness” A.F.S. 9 Spanish Club 9 Drama |, Il, Ill Props 10, 11 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. 12 Plans to study graphic arts Pastimes — art TOM GASTON “Chewman” Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 9 Plans to study carpentry Pastimes — motorcycling MARY JANE FITTON M.J. V.1.C.A. Club A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to become a baker and cake decorator Pastimes — listening to music and talking on the telephone f a i ' Turn the page = “T NDT. 2 ve Workin for the man Sad, sad Monday JIM GAURRICH “Garooch Baseball 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10 Wrestling 10 Varsity Club 11, 12 Senior Class Play Library Aide 10, 11 Plans to be a mining engi- neer Pastimes — _ baseball, hunting, roller skating, wrestling KEN GIBBS Football 12 Swim 9 Track 9, 10 Varsity Club 12 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Pastimes — hunting, listen- ing to albums FRANK GENTILE “Chooch” Plans to make money Pastimes — having fun SUSAN GEORGIC Sue Swim 9 Chorus 9, 10, 11 A.F.S. 10, 11 French Club 9, 10, 11 Yearbook 11, 12 Business Manager 12 Junior Class Play Plans to go to college Pastimes — concerts, be- ing with friends GRACE GAYDA Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 A.F.S. 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10 Senior Class Play Class Treasurer 10 Prom Comm. 11 Sr. Float Comm. 12 Plans to attend Bradford Pastimes — _ reading, sports JEFF GENTILE “Rag Face” Football 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Drama I, Il Junior Class Play Plans To attend college and play volleyball Pastimes — skiing, not do- ing homework DAVID GEYER Swim 10 Track 10 Plans to go to diving school STEVE GODLEWSKI Plans to become a million- aire Pastimes — baseball, vol- leyball 33 DANETTE GOESSLING “Dingle” Rifle 9, 10, 11 Chorus 11, 12 MARYLOU GREBECK “Lou” Track Stat. 12 Colorguard 10, 11, 12 Co-Head 11, 12 Chorus 12 A.F.S. 10, 12 Spanish Club 9 Yearbook 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. Plans to be a beautician Pastimes — horseback rid- ing, going up to the moun- tains SCOTT GREENAWALT “Hulk” Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 11, 12 Track 9, 10 adm. ing RON HAUGHT Plans to study business Pastimes — fishing, hunt- SUSAN GRANDY “Rio” Jr.-Sr. Yearbook Editor Newspaper 9, 10, 11 Drama |, Il, Ill, IV Make-up Director Jr. and Sr. Class Play Library Aide 9, 10, 11, 12 Dance Comm. Co-Head 10 Plans to study philosophy, classical literature Pastimes — art, Egyptol- ogy, religious literature BRENDA HARTMAN French Club 9 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to study retail man- agement Pastimes — having a good time CYNTHIA HENSEL “Cindy” Basketball 10 Rifle 11 Colorguard 12 Pom-Pom 11 A.F.S. 9, 12 Library Aide 9 Yearbook 12 Class Secretary 10 National Honor Society 11 Plans to become a chiro- practor RICH GREEN Football 9, 10, 11 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Library Aide 11, 12 Plans to become a printer Pastimes — street hocke CHRISTINE HUET “Chris” Yearbook 12 Office Asst. 9 Offset Printing Award Plans to attend Art School Pastimes — drawing, hav- ing a good time MARK HUSS “Doctor H.”’ Baseball 11 Stage Crew Plans to be a rock star SHERRY JACKSON A.F.S. 9, 10 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Class Play Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 District Chorus 9 Gate Program Plans to attend Indiana Uni- versity for medical technol- ogy Pastimes — horseback rid- ing DEBBIE JENESKY Red Cross Jr. and Sr. Class Play ness field Pastimes — taking walks Plans to go into the busi- BARRY HUGHES “Czonk” Football 9, 10 Track 11, 12 Plans to study communica- tions Pastimes — sports, music FRANK IPPOLITO “P-Man” Basketball 10 Football 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Plans to study engineering MARGO JANNELLO Volleyball 10, 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Senior Class Play Chorus 9, 10 Plans to be a nurse Pastimes — hiking KAREN JOESTLEIN Spanish Club 9, 10 Yearbook 12, Typing editor Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to study nursing Pastimes — swimming, walking DEBBIE KANE A.F.S. 12 Yearbook 9, 10 Drama 10, 11, 12 Halloween Play 11 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Pom-Pom 11 Sr. Float Committee Plans to work for the lines JAMES JOHNSON Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Newspaper 10, 11, 12 Editor 11, 12 Plans to study journalism 3 TIM KANIA DONAJEAN KAVINSKY Football 10, 11, 12 SDJ. Swim 9, 10 Yearbook 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Plans to obtain Bachelor's Jr. and Sr. Class Play degree in nursing Plans to go into engineering Pastimes — singing, walk- ing, hiking DEBORAH KIRSCHNER “Bunny” Chorus 9, 10 Honor Band 10 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to become a hair- dresser Pastimes — music, poetry, hair styling GORDON KLEPFER Plans to go into the air force Pastimes — having a good time JOHN KOCHNU' Plans to open his ows | ness | Pastimes — weight | a GEORGE KOBERT 36 MICHAEL KUBICHAN ‘Mike”’ Library Aide 11 Plans to become a game warden or security guard Pastimes —- fishing, hunt- ing, motorcycling DAN KUNIAK | Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 | Volleyball 9 Athletic Office 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 | Student Announcer } Class President 10 | Plans to major in theatre, ) then in professional magic ' Pastimes — guitar playing, magic BRYAN KRSTONICH Stage crew 9, 10, 11, 12 Pastimes — repairing au- tos KELLY LaROCCA Spanish Chorus 9, 10 Plans to go to college Pastimes — hiking GARY KUBALA “Walter” Drama 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play A.V. Aide Yearbook 12 Plans to pan gold on the moon Pastimes — photography MIKE LAWLEY “Cass 1” Yearbook 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Concert Band 12 Marching Band 12 A.V. Assistant 11 Prom Committee 11 KATHERINE KUBICHAN “Kathy” National Honor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10 V.I.C.A. 11, 12 Chorus 9 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 N.E.D.T. Award 9, 10 Plans to become a dental assistant AMY KURN Rifle 10, 11 Swim 9, 10 Track 10 A.F.S. Biology Club 9, 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Tres. Jr. and Sr. Class Play Class Treasurer 9 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Tres. Stage Band 11, 12 Plans to attend Grove City for medical technology Pastimes — swimming KAY LESNEY National Honor Society 11, 12 Plans to go to college Pastimes — crafts CYNTHIA L. LYONS Cindy Softball 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11 A.F.S. 12 Newspaper 12 Varsity Club 11 Senior Class Play Prom Committee 11 Semi-Formal 11 Senior Homecoming Float Plans to be an accountant Pastimes — cruising, play- ing softball MARK MASARIK Football 9, 10, 11 Volleyball 9, 10, 11 Plans to be business ex- ecutive Pastimes — audio techni- cian for MCA records 38 DAVE LAWRENCE RHONDA LAWTHER “Gidget” Newspaper 12 Rifle 10 Yearbook 12 Library Aide 12 Plans to attend college and get married RUSS LONG Baseball 10, 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Cap- tain 12 Wrestling 9 Varsity Club 12 Plans to be a coal miner Pastimes — playing soccer MAS. MARKOVITCH FBLA 11 Interact Director 11, 12 Wrestlettes 11 Math Honor Society 10, 11 Plans to attend a business college Pastimes — listening to ra: dio, writing letters, talking on phone SUSAN MASARIK Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain Softball 9, 10 Swim 9 Homecoming Attendent 1| Plans to be industrial eng neer Pastimes — horseback ri ing, hiking LARRY MATKO Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Tri-Captain Volleyball 9, 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Plans to go to college Pastimes — sports MARY ANN McCASKEY Tennis 11 A.F.S 11 Spani 9 Sr. Ciass Play National Honor Society 11, 12 Plans to atten lege JANE ANN McKELVEY “Janie” Explorers Club 10 French 9, 10, 11 Red Cross 12 Tres. 12 Band 9, 10 Westinghouse Science Honors Institute 12 Plans to attend college for microbiology Pastimes — playing violin, traveling MARK McKRELL Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club National Honor Society 11, 12 Plans to attend college Pastimes — sports JODI ELLA MAY A.F.S. 10, 11 Biology Club 9 French 9 Drama 9, 10, 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Majorette 10, 11, 12 Plans to go to college for computer sciences Pastimes — twirling baton BRIAN McDERMOTT Diving 9, 10 Plans to be a kamikaze pi- lot SHAWN McKENNA Mick Plans to pursue career in city fire services Pastimes _ outdoor sports, hanging out with friends, volunteer fireman DANIEL McMULLEN Swim 9 Plans to be a L.E.F.D. Pastimes — hockey, ice skating, music PETE McNALLY “Pedro” Newspaper 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Plans to be a famous car- toonist, if lucky Pastimes — art-related ac- tivities, music DOUG McMULLEN RON MEDER “Skeeter” MICHA L Baseball 9, 10, 12 ane Soccer 10, 11, 12 DIO F 1 10, 11, Swim 9, 10 ootball 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9 Yearbook 11 Plans to be an engineer Pastimes — hunting, fish- ing Newspaper 11, 12 Stage Crew 9 Varsity Club 12 Plans to be an engineer Pastimes — hunting, fish- ing, bowling REBECCA METAL AND! 2W T. MICKLOW “Becky” “Andy” Basketball Stat. 11, 12 Golf 12 National Honor Society 11, Soccer 10 12 Volleyball 9 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Pom-Pom 11, 12 Class Secretary 9 N.E.D.T. Award 9, 10 French Award 10 Vis Comm. Award Plans to attend college for medical technology Pastimes — reading French Club 9, 10 Senior Class Play Industrial Art Show — Out- standing Achievement Award Plans to attend Penn State for engineering Pastimes — golf, bowling, and music SHARON MISERA Swim Team 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Prom Committee 10 Senior Class Play MARK MONOS “Chedwick” 40 SUE MOORE Future plans are undecided REGIS MRAVINTZ MARY JO NEGLEY Jo A.W. Beattie 11 Plans to be an accountant Pastimes — reading, soft- ball, movies ED NEWCAMP Plans to be a welder Pastimes — football JOHN NEU eU:Dae Baseball 9 Golf 11, 12 Spanish Club 9 Senior Class Play Plans to join the Air Force Pastimes — baseball, golf, football DAN MOSSER Soccer 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club Plans to attend California St. University for industrial arts Pastimes — soccer MARIE MULLIN Softball 10 Plans to study accounting and computers Pastimes — traveling BILL NIESER Baseball 12 Soccer 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10 Newspaper Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to study drafting 41 ——— SS Sa. - STACEY OLIVER Pastimes — skiing DEBBIE PAISLEY “Pais” Softball 11, 12 Chorus 9 A.F.S. 12 French Club 9, 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Cheerleader 9, 10 Drama |, ll Jr. and Sr. Class Play Prom Comm. 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11 Plans to study mathematics MICHELE NOLAN “Shello” Basketball 12 Chorus 9 National Honor Society 11, 12 Office Asst. 12 Plans to be a paramedic Pastimes — beach bum PAUL ERIC PAVLIK “Eric” Swim 9 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Cap- tain 12 V.1.C.A. Club — V. Pres. 12 Plans to be a machinist Pastimes — fishing, hunt- ing RENAE OLAR “Ren” Flags 9, 10 Chorus 9, 11 Yearbook 9, 10 Semi-Formal Comm. 10 Plans to be acosmetologist Pastimes — social activi- ties _ BOB PAVLIK Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10 Varsity Club 12 Plans to go to college Pastimes — soccer, out- doors MARK OSELE “Torr” Swim 9 Track 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Lancer Mascot 12 Drama | Jr. and Sr. Class Play Class President 11 NEDT Award 9, 10 Nationa Merit Semi-Finalist 12 Sr. Fic Comm. 12 Studen ouncil 11 Plans study psychiatry, medic esearch, or engi- neerii ED PASKORZ “‘Edjue ” A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be a hydraulic re- pairman Pastimes — snowmobiling CHUCK PERLIK “Charlie” Football 12 Track 11 Plans to join the marines Pastimes — physical fit- ness JOEL REIBER “Vibes” Work Study LOUIS PRAGER THOMAS PURCELL Baseball 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 Football 9 Soccer 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Robert Krauland Memorial Award Plans to attend college for pre-law Pastimes — baseball, golf, soccer AUDREY PROKOP “Stu” Senior Class Play Plans to attend Computer Tech. Pastimes — horseback rid- ing, gardening, raising fish LISA PUTIRKA “Tinka” Volleyball 10, 11 Plans to get a secretarial job Pastimes — softball SHARI PISH Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9 National Honor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — Pres. 12 Student Council 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Student Announcer 12 Class Vice-Pres. 9, 10 Sr. Float Comm. Plans to attend Grove City for engineering Pastimes — sports, being with friends DAVID REINHARDT “Rhino” Basketball 9 Football 9, 10, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to be an auto me- chanic Pastimes — skiing, volley- ball 43 RON RIDER Plans to be a mechanic or welder Pastimes — go to welding school CARLA ROBINSON Swim 9, 10 Pom-Pom 10, 11, 12 French Club 10 Drama |, Il, Ill, IV Jr. and Sr. Class Play Office Asst. 12 Plans to attend Bradford Pastimes — ice skating CLIFF ROGEL “Bucs” Football 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Yearbook 12 Plans to be a computer technician TRACY ROSSI eras Track 10, 12 ball in open space Plans to be a meteorologist Pastimes — playing foot- DANA RIGGS “Riggsy” Basketball 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 Tennis 12 Plans to attend Bradford Pastimes — Kenny, listen- ing to music, sports SYLVIA ROGAN “Syl” Plans to be a flight atten- dant Pastimes — horseback rid- ing ALAN ROMMES n) “Puff” Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play N.E.D.T. Award 9 Optimist Boy of the Year Plans to be an engineer RON RUKAVINA Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to be an electrical en- gineer Pastimes — audio techni- cian for MCA records STEVEN SCIMIO Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Tri-Captain 12 Wrestling 9, 10 Varsity Club 9, 10 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to attend college Pastimes — skiing, sports CONNIE RUNAS “Lee” Swim 9, 10 Chorus 9, 10 Pom-Pom 10, 11, 12 A.F.S. 12 Student Council 12 Tres.- Sec. Varsity Club 12 Drama |, Il, Ill, IV Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. Plans to attend business school for airlines Pastimes — listening to music LISA SCOTT Chorus 9 Drama |, Il, Ill, IV Senior Class Play Homecoming 12 Plans to enter field of x-ray techology Pastimes — dances, foot- ball JEFF SERAFINI RICHARD SCHOMBURGER “Schom” Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Cap- tain 12 Track 10 Wrestling 9, 10 Barbell Club 10, 11, 12 Vis. Com. 10, 11, 12 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. Plans to attend school for computers MICHAEL SECOR Rifle 11 Tennis 11, 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to be a forest ranger Pastimes — fishing, hock- ey DAVID J. SHORTT Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9Q, 10, 11, 12 Senior Class Play Plans to be a priest in the marines Pastimes — golfing JOHN SCITTICATT “Syndicate” Chorus 9, 10, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 12 A.F.S. 9 A.W. Beattie 12 District Chorus 9, 10 Plans to be a doctor in the army BRUCE SIARKOWSKI “Moose” V.ILC.A. 11, 12 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to join the army LINDA SIMMONS Plans to work with children RALPH SIPP “Butch” French Club 9 Plans to join the air force Pastimes — Danette KEITH SKURKA 46 NADINE SIWICKI Rifle 9, 10, 11 Marching Band9Q, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Sec. 12 Chorus 12 Sec. 12 A.F.S. 10, 11, 12 Drama | Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to study business ad- ministration Pastimes — drawing, mu- sic, riding horses TRACY SIEJA 1 “Stork” Chorus 9 Varsity Club 11, 12 Chee rleader 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to attend a secretar- ial school Pastimes — horses DEBBIE SINCLAIR “Deb” Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 Library Aide 10 District Chorus 9 Semi-Formal Comm. 10 : Plans be an animal 4 health hnician Pastin — concerts, ames, roller skat- dance ing JACK SLAGEL Swimming 9 Track 11 Plans to be a commercial artist Pastimes — playing in a band JEAN SLIMICK Yearbook 9, 10, 12 COLLEEN |. SMITH Junior Class Play Plans to work at Valley A.W. Beattie News Dispatch Office Asst. Pastimes — _ horseback, Plans to be a x-ray techni- swimming cian Pastimes — listening to Neil Young PAUL SMITH KEVIN SMITH A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Pastimes — hockey, mo- Plans to join the navy as a torcycles mechanic Pastimes — outdoors ROBERT SMITH “Snuffy Football 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 ROBERT STUTZ Plans to be an engineer Pastimes — fishing, hunt- ing WAB KAREN SUVOY ieee Ch 9 Baseball 11, 12 fora Plans to attend college for Colorguard 9, 10 canta Drama I, Il y Pastimes — baseball, foot- ball Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to attend college for drafting 47 VICKIE SZCZEPANSKI Chorus, Cheerleader 9 Pom-Pom 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt. 11, Tri.-Capt. 12 A.F.S. 11, N.H.S. 11, 12 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Junior Miss Rep. Semi-Formal Comm. Plans a career in nursing. SHARI TADDER Library Aide 11 Office Assistant 9, 11 Plans to work for a travel agency Pastimes — traveling, wa- ter skiing LAURIE TEGGE Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Pep Band 10, 11 A.F.S. 11, 12 Senior Class Play Plans to enter the medical field TOM THOMAS “Goober” Plans to work Pastimes — going to par- ties MELISSA TAHON Plans to attend Bradford PATRICE TEMPLE Tricey Chorus 9, 11 Plans to attend modeling school ELIZABETH TOMSKO Track 10 A.F.S. 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. Plans to attend school to become a legal secretary Pastimes — music, sports, reading RENEE E. SZYMANSKI “Twiggy” Track 10 Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12 A.F.S. 9, 10, 11, 12 Jr. Class Play A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans to attend school for computer programing SHARON ANN TONET “Sherri” Tennis 10 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9Q, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 11, 12 A.F.S. 11 Biology 9 Spanish 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to attend college for psychology Pastimes — skiing, riding motorcycles PAULA TRUCKLEY A.F.S. 9, 10 Jr. and Sr. Class Play Plans to attend Bradford JIM URIAH JU. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10 , 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Plans to attend college for mechanical engineering LISA VALERIO f Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Captains 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Pres. 12 Student Forum Rep. 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Pres. 12 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Semi-Formal Comm. Plans to attend Penn State for nursing Pastimes — travel, sports DAVID TRINIDAD Spanish Club 11 Craftmanship Award Plans to be mechanical en- gineer Pastimes — boxing MICHELLE TRUSZKOWSKI Softball 9 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Pres. 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 11 Junior Class Play Class Vice-President 12 Plum Invitational Most Valu- able Spiker 12 Plans to attend college for engineering Pastimes — volleyball MICHELE VACCARO Swim 9 Chorus 9 A.F.S. 10 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Semi-Formal Conn. Plans to attend school for make-up artist Pastimes — social activi- ties TERRY VITKAY “Wildman” Basketball 9, 11, 12 Football 12 Student Council 9, 10 Plans to explore the fourth dimension Pastimes — jammin’ in Joe's garage 49 JAMES WATTERSON “Klecko Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9 ean Club 10, 11, 12 Sec. AIC 1st Defensive Tackle Plans to be a gourmet chef Pastimes — football, run- ning track KAREN WEAVER “Trans Am Track Stats. 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 Teacher Secretary 12 Plans to get a secretarial job and Trans Am Pastimes — baton twirling, motorcycles, riding horses, drag races 50 CRAIG WAGNER Plans to be an auto me- chanic Pastimes — cars KURT WAGNER “Kurtley ’ Stage Crew 9, 10, 11 Plans to be a mechanic Pastimes — four wheeling KAREN WAGNER “Kare” Biology 9 Yearbook 11, 12 Walk-a-thon 11 Plans to be a receptionist or vet assistant Pastimes — flower ar- rangement, football, hiking DANA WANGLER Baseball 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Plans to go to college for business administration MICHELE WATTERSON Plans to attend a busines school JIM WEIST Beast” Football 9 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, Pres. 12 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 Tre 12 A.F.S. 9, 10, 11, 12 Rifle 9, 10, 11 District Band Honors Band Regional Band Plans to marry Val and attend technical school Pastimes — eating, mus BRIAN WHITICO “Spoony” Track 11, 12 Spanish Club 11, 12 Plans to be an electrical en- gineer LISA WILLIAMS Chorus 1¢ National tonor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Class Play N.E.D.T. Certifica: Plans to attend ¥ ann for nursing Pastimes — so! DEANNA YACONIS Track Stats. 11, 12 Chorus 9, 10 Spanish Club 9 Cheerleader 9 Drama |, Il Jr. and Sr. Class Play Sr. F loat Comm. Semi-Formal Comm. 10, 11 Plans to attend college for business administration Pastimes — horseback rid- ing, swimming NICK YECKEL Batman Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to play football or vol- leyball in college Pastimes — sports MARIANNE YANICKO Nitchie”’ Swim 10 A.F.S. 9, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 Spanish Club 9 Short Term Exchange 12 Varsity Club 11, 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 Head 12 Girl of the Year Jr. and Sr. Class Play Office Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12 Plans to go into mathemat- ics JACQUELINE HELEN ZALETA Swim Stats. 10 Pom-Pom 12 A.F.S. 11 Spanish Club 10 Drama | Jr. Class Play Sr. Float Comm. Short Term Exchange 11 Plans to attend college Pastimes — _ going to McDonalds CHARLES S. WILCZYNSKI “Brown” Plans to join the Air Force MARY LYNN WILLIAMS “Finn” Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Chorus 9, 10 National Honor Society 11, 12 V. Pres. 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Varsity Club 12 Tres. 12 Yearbook 12 Senior Class Play Daughter of American Rev- olutionaries N.E.D.T. Certificate 11, 12 Plans to attend college for computer science Pastimes — photography, volleyball, writing letters LISA ZALEWSKY Chorus 10 Pom-Pom 11 A.F.S. 10, 11, 12 Guidance Office Assistant 12 Student Council 10, 11 Plans to attend college LINDA FARKAS Softball 9, 10 Volleyball 9, 10, 11 National Honor Society 11 Varsity Club 10, 11 G.A.T.E. Plans a professional intern- ship in medicine Pastimes — sports, music, reading Attended 12th Grade: McClintock High School; Tempe, Arizona LILLY ZORICH RON GRIENER PATRICIA ANN CARR “Scumuck”’ Chorus 9 Plans to become a record- ing studio technician Pastimes — attend con- certs, listen to music, play guitar ROB KELLER Soccer 9 Plans to be a truck driver Pastimes — playing in a band MARY ANN ZONARICH “Mary” Pom-Pom 10, 11, 12 A.F.S. 11, 12 Spanish Club 10 Student Council 10, 11 Senior Class Play Plans to be a computer pro- grammer Pastimes — attending dances, football games anc victory celebrations MARIE GEORGIC BRIAN KOWACH “Moose” A.W. Beattie 11 Pastimes — hunting, fish- ing TERAI STOBERT Bubbles” A.W. Beaitie 11 Plans to be an af nticein carpentry Pastim — ROBERT ABER MICHELLE HARRISON Plans to work or attend a trade school Pastimes — spending money ROBERT KOZIK JUDITH YVONNE PETRO- VICH “Pack Rat” A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Pennsylvania Governor's School for Art Plans to be a psychologist Pastimes art, music, writing CAMERA SHY JOSEPH LLEWELLYN “Joey” Spanish 9 RICH TAMBELLINI “Toby” Volleyball 9 Plans to be a machinist Pastimes — hunting, trap- ping VINCENT SMIESZEK RALPH SZCZYPINSKI Plans to be a construction electrician DAVE MATERA MAGGIE McCARTHY Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 A.W. Beattie 11, 12 Plans a career in a health profession KEVIN SLIMICK “Slim” Plans to be a truck driver Pastimes — fishing, hunting, DAVE TRUBY JIM WALTER FRANK VEDRO “Peru” NEDT Certificate 9 First Place Junior Nationals Plans to attend college to become a physical therapist Pastimes — weightlifting motorcycles 53 54 REFLECTION AND PREDICTION ACCOLADE 1981 IS MORE THAN A RANDOM COLLECTION OF CANDID PAGES. IT IS AN OFFICIAL, CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD EXPRESSING THE ACTIVITIES AND DAY-TO-DAY EVENTS OF EVERYONE BE- LONGING TO DEER LAKES HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR FROM SEPTEMBER, 1980, TO JUNE 1981. THIS VOLUME OF THE ACCOLADE WILL REMAIN FOREVER A PLACE FOR REFLECTION FOR ALL WHO OWN IT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SENIORS, NOW AT A TURNING POINT IN THEIR LIVES | WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT THE OCCASIONAL NEGATIVE CRITICISM DRAWN BY OUR CLASS DOES NOT TRULY REFLECT THE TOTAL IMAGE THE CLASS OF 1981 HAS GENERATED. ON OCCASION OUR CLASS HAS BEEN REFERRED TO AS HAVING IMMATURE AND NEGATIVE ELEMENTS. BUT THE SE SHOULD NOT BE USED TO CHARACTERIZE AND IDENTIFY ALL THE CREATIVE AND OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS IN THE CLASS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUT- ED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE IMAGE OF DEER LAKES HIGH SCHOOL. ACCOLADES TO THE SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN A CREDIT TO OUR SCHOOL AND THEMSELVES. JULIE EICHNER, CLASS PRESIDENT, WAS TIRELESS IN HER EFFORTS TO KEEP OUR CLASS TOGETHER. STAR QUALITIES AND SHOWMANSHIP IN DRAMA ILLUSTRATED THE UNIQUE TALENTS OF CONNIE RUNAS. MARIA ARENA, A WINNER EVEN WITHOUT A PAGEANT, HAS DISPLAYED CHARM, BEAUTY, CHARACTER AND ATHLETIC SKILLS. MARK OSELE, A BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOLAR, WILL ENTER [H= UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA TO STUDY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. DAN KUNIAK’S TALENT, WIT AND £cARGY COMBINED WITH THE DEVOTION HE HAS GIVEN HIS STUDY OF MAGIC CAN ONLY BE DESCRIBED 4S DAZZLING. THE ATHLETIC ABILITIES OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS (SCOTT GREENAWALT, STEVE SCIMIO, CHUCK BRNARDIC, NICK YECKEL, DANA WANGLER), AND THE OUTSTANDING TALENTS OF CLASSMATES !) OTHER SPORTS (R.J.CHLEBOSKI, GARY BULLARD, JEFF GENTILE, TOM PURCELL, JIM JOHNSON, RUSS LONG, TIM 0° MIA, LORI FLEISSNER, SUE MASARIK) WILL LEAD TO MORE SUCCESS STORIES IN THE “UTURE. AR! TIC TALENTS WERE DEMONSTRATED BY PETE MCNALLY AND JUDY PETROVICH. THE Gh UATES OF — W. BEATTIE TECHNICAL SCHOOL PROGRAMS FIND THEIR OWN WAYS TO BE DISTINCTIVE. THIS YEAR nY STOBERT WAS THE FIRST WOMAN TO GRADUATE FROM THE CARPENTRY CLASS. PC BAMRIK Te) SHELLY NOLAN, PARAMEDICS, ARE AMONG THE MANY MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1981 WH. RE SHARING THEMSELVES WITH THE COMMUNITY, MENTIONED IN THE PREVIOUS PARAGRAPH ARE ONLY A FEW EXAMPLES OF CLASSMATES WH VE CONTRIBUTED POSITIVE CREDITS TO THE ACCOLADES DESERVING OF THE CLASS OF 1981. YES, NY WENT UNMENTIONED IN THIS WRITING, AND STILL MORE HAVE YET TO SHOW THE WORLD THEIR TAL+ |S. THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS WE HAVE MADE IN HIGH SCHOOL MAY FORETELL WHAT WE WILL DO LAER. AS INDIVIDUALS WE HAVE TO KEEP STRIVING TO DO ALL THAT IS DEMANDED OF US BY DESTINY. OUR LIVES DO NOT END WITH GRADUATION, THEY ARE JUST BEGINNING. WHAT COULD BE MORE POSITIVE THAN TO BEGIN THE FUTURE WITH YOUTH, STRONG MINDS, PRECIOUS LIFETIMES TO LIVE OUT, AND A BEAUTIFUL EARTH ON WHICH TO LIVE THEM? THE KEY IS TO REALIZE EXACTLY HOW PRECIOUS THESE GIFTS ARE AND TO USE THEM WISELY. THESE ELEMENTS BASIC TO LIFE SHOULD NOT BE ABUSED THIS SCHOOL YEAR HAS SEEN THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, THE RELEASE G THE HOSTAGES FROM IRAN, THE VOLCANIC DESTRUCTION OF MT. ST. HELENS, THE END OF “DISCO”, THE BEGINNINGS OF THE “URBAN COWBOYS”, “PREPPIE CLOTHING’, AND A RERUN OF PENNSYLVANIA POTHOLES. LOC ALLY, THE SEWAGE ISSUE, AND FINANCIAL DISTRESS ARE AMONG THE WOES PLAGUING THE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT. THOUGH FADS COME AND GO, DESTRUCTION FROM NATURAL DISASTERS WILL CONTINUE TO PLAGUE US, AND THE ISSUES OF POLITICS KEEP SURFACING, WE STILL HAVE SOMETHING IN WHICH TO INVEST OUR HOPES AND DREAMS. FOR US, OUR FUTURE LIES IN THE NEW TOMORROW. THE NEW TOMORROW HOLDS OUR EXPECTATIONS FOR A BETTER WORLD BECAUSE WE BELIEVE OURSELVES TO BE A NEW BREED OF POSITIVE HUMAN BEINGS WHO HAVE INHERITED THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE IT SO. CLASS FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE SUSAN J. GRANDY CLASS COLORS: MIDNIGHT BLUE, SILVER EDITOR-IN CHIEF CLASS SONG: HOLD ON ACCOLADE 1981 HOMECOMING 1981 MARIA ARENA IS CROWNED QUEEN _ d - “he a eS . Aas oie “tan AG OM dag iaee . - . a = ad 4 ‘ aT to a 7 rm a eS ee a Queen's Court: Mark Masarik, Lisa Scott, Stacy Oliver, Wendy Birsic, Dan Kuniak, Queen Maria, Dan Mosser, Rebecca Metal, Dan Mosser, Diane Freshwater Fy 5 v rs ie. he wees) = si “The Billis laundry, is not responsible for minor burns and tears. ML. “Grass skirt? ‘Very Saxy? Fo’dollar? You like? You buy? “There is nothing a dame” 4k “Well don’t look so dramatic about it! ’ “There is absolutely nothing like the frame of a dame.” “I'm in love, I'm in love, I’m wonderful guy.”’ | hi “I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair.”’ Brachet asks Emile to go on a secret mission. (Right) “I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair.”’ Bali Ha'l “Nellie, | love you! Do you hear me Nellie?” Cable sir solo, Springtime. S “‘She’s a cookie who can cook ya till your done.” Directed by MISS SANDY MILLER “Younger than cul “Her hair is blonde and curly.’’ “Thats my little honey bun.” CLASS PRESENTS SOUTH PACIFIC 57 | SENIOR’S LAST FLING APRIL 24, 1981 THE ORIGINAL OSYTER HOUSE (4 Fi % GERMAN SENIOR TAKE-OVER DAY e notes!” The Statt Mr. Ahearn (8. Compson). Mr. Antonelli (8. Bamrick) Miss Barch (J. May), Miss Colpo (M. Lawley, 8. Pavlik), Mr, Connelly G. DeAngelis, K Suvoy), Mr. DeFazio (0. Short), Mra. DiGirolamo (D. Trinidad. S$ Pish), Mrs. Faith (J. Johnson, P. McNally), Mr. Farster C. 8rnardic, RJ. Chleboski), Mr. Favero (G. Bullard), Mr. Gromicko (T. Stobert), Mrs. George (lL. Fleissner, V. Szeze- panski), Mr. Kennedy (J McKelvey), Miss Keslar (J DiSanti), Miss Kish (K. Joestlein, L. Bonazza), Miss Kratt (C. Hensel), Miss Leri (M. Arena), Mrs. Miller (D Riggs), Mr. Pastorek (V. Fuhr), Mr. Scalise (D. Mosser), Mrs. Scheid (G. Gayda, 8. Tomsko). Mr. Scimio (0 Yaconis, L. Valerio), Mr. Sekanick (S Tonet), Mr. Si- monetti (M. Donahue), Mrs. Slomkowski (T. Purcell), Miss Smerdel (K. LaRocca, P Truckley), Mr. Staraniec (R. Sipp), Mr. Stuckley (C. Perlik, D Geyer), Mr. Tabis (F. Verdro, J. Gentile), Mr Uriah (Ri. Long, J. Uriah), Mr Vokish (K. Skurka), Mrs. Voskamp (S. Misera, S. Jack- son), Mr. Whartenby (C. Runas, B. Biondo), Mr. Williams (C. Huet, D. Goessling), Mr. Angeloni (D. Paisley), Mr Marsili (M. Yanicko), Mr. Norris (J. Eichner), Mr. Powers (M. Truszkowski), Mrs. Beresik (8. Krstonich), Mrs Montag (AR. Green), Mrs. Micklow (G. Kubala), Mrs Fredley (L. Zalewsky), Cafeteria (D. Callender, R Olar), Custodians (R. Meder, T. Devando, D. Kuniak, K. Gibbs, T. Kania, R. Bahorich, D. Jenesky, K. Slimick, L Tegge, Doug Cooke, D Freshwater, L. Claus) Teaching shorthand is a breeze! . repeat it... again? Where's 3 the SE lounge? SENIOR QUEEN SYLVIA ROGAN M ots wee - Maria and f lead the procession! The court awaits the decision! Enjoying her moment of joy, Queen Sylvia is congratulated by Rebecca. fim ts = | iT... i A | THE COURT. . . Mark Kreminski (Crown Bearer), Nicole Kreminski (Flower Girl) Sylvia and Bob lead the procession out of the audi- (Standing) Richard Bahorich, Maria Arena, Ronald Rukavina, Rebecca Metal, torium Queen Sylvia, Robert Stutz, Diane Freshwater, Mark Caro, Lisa Scott, Mark Masarik 60 In All Living Things There is a Spirit to be Free GRADUATION June 5, 1981 VALEDICTORIAN HIGHEST HONOR GRADUATES Mary Lynn Williams Mary Lynn Williams, Mark Osele, Wendy Birsic, Charles Brnardic, Margo Jannello, Katherine Kubichan, Kathryn Lesney, Mark Mckrell, Rebecca Metal, naan Sharon Misera, Alan Rommes, Michelle Truszkowski, Marianne Yanicko “Peoc h ciate what they have and look ont side. If people would just take tin 1 about freedom, the world might jain.”” SA ORIAN sele Mr. Thomas Norris, Principal Mr. Anthony Marsico, Super- The Class of 1981 is presented to Mr. Mar- intendent — ‘Public education, today, is the best bar- gain available! “We will now have more freedoms and choices than we ever had before. Many of us may even be overwhelmed at the multitude of choices we will be faced with. . . but all of us are looking forward to the challenge.” (Right) Mr. Thomas DeMartini, Deer Lakes School Board President, presented each graduate with a diplo- ma. He is assisted by Mr. William Powers, Assistant Principal. ‘Welcome to the adult world! Go forward and seek the treasures and mysteries of life, spoke Mr. DeMartini. ‘‘For twelve years your training was directed for the purpose of moving into the adult world. Like it or not, tonight you become an adult. | challenge the Class of 1981 to take a different path of life... commit yourself to creating a better world for everyone. . . not just for yourself! Bonnie Biondo and Leah Broge express A gentle pat puts Paul's rose in place. Wounded as | am, | wouldn't miss this day! SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Grace Gayda — Co-operative Program at PPG Industries from Bradford School of Business Scott Greenawalt — Full Football Scholarship to Westminster College Rebecca Metal — Hesckett Corporation Special Scholarship, Academic Scholarship to Slippery Rock Mark Osele — 4 Year $3500 Annual Scholarship from Gulf Oil Corporation, 1 Time $1000 Scholarship from the American Society for Metals | Vicki Szczepanski — Personal, Partial Scholarship to West Penn School of Nursing Sharon Tonet — $500 Academic Scholarship to Thiel College Paula Truckley — Co-operative Program at Mellon Bank from Bradford School Karen Wagner — Half Scholarship to Wilma Boyd Secretarial School Dana Wangler — Football Scholarship to Grove City College Mary Lynn Williams — Partial Academic Scholarship to Indiana University (Pa.) Lorraine Fleissner — $500 Academic Scholarship to Grove City College, $200 Robert Krauland Memori- al Scholarship Amy Kurn $200 Robert Krauland Memorial Scholarship sentiments for the Class of 1981! You look great ... nervous or notl So, this is how we look? (Below) BTiT Julie Eichner, Senior Class President, ad- dresses her classmates for the last time. After presenting the school with equipment for the auditorium and drama productions and thank- ing Mr. Larry Connelly, Senior Class Sponsor, Julie directed the tassel- cross ceremony. ————eEE Tenth grade groupies pose pretty during an assemb! Eleventh grader, Laura Hunter, gives an uncertain swing in gym class CHALLENGE Every person has within him the ability to do great things. The touchstone is challenge. No matter what his field of endeav- or, a person must measure him- self against the demands of his world... torise to the challenge. Ultimately, this is the reason people build bridges, climb mountains and do a thousand other things that manifest achievement and satisfaction. Ninth graders show enthusiasm in Spanish class 64 JUNIOR POWER! Scr. ©. WE JUST LOVE GETTING TOGETHER Ci = 9 exes io av “UW as Brus: i= oat ee y rR wa ¥ rQ @ fay } U e “lh ihre” PY : ‘ 4” wo =e eran ee Just watch us get our act together! ... and what could be wrong with some good old fa- shioned, red-blooded American ‘girl watching?’ Michelle Albaugh Michele Aliff Michael Armstrong Susan Arthur Tracy Adamik Dona Adams Scott Anderson Debra Antonace Joffrey Austin Anita Bailio ws a Theodore Bajack er Holly Bakaj Michael Balog Jodi Barlow « Robin Baker W Debbie Balog ) Junior Class President, Dave Misera, flashes the pearly whites. Marcie Barlow Jerome Batcher Debra Bayne Alisha Beacham R. Samuel Beacom Carol Becker Cathy Becker Michele Bellavia Paul Benton John Best Joseph Bodnar Lori Bonin Paul Bossart Dana Braun 66 Daneen Braun Denise Bridges James Brown Dale Bruner William Bright Laurie Brim Kimberly Burchell Douglas Burget Frank Burns Susan Burton William Buzza Linda Calhoun Fonda Campbell Mark Campbell Timothy Capilongo Frank Pistoria and Janine Disanti sport smiles as they repre- Johanna Carion sent the junior class for Homecoming 1981 Chery! Carney George Carson Todd Cavanaugh Dewey Chauvin Eric Chirdon Terry Claus Eric Clifford Daniel Colton Maureen Coogan Joyce Cowfer Clarise Cratt Michele Cunich Sharon Cunningham James Cush 67 Don't you dare take my picture! (But, I'll cry if you don't!) Junior babes know how to be on top of the world! Bobbie Jo Dugan Amy Donnermeyer Larry Fogel Cynthia Czuczman Douglas Elsesser tes 2 Denise Deets Robert English Elaine Ford Janine DiSanti Thomas Fissore Kathy Gaggini Martin Dillner George Dillon Sue Evans Chestena Fischer Michael Frascarelli David Fries Keith Galbraith Jill Gall 68 Tim Gaston Charles Gaurrich Brad Gentile Gregory Gibbs Elizabeth Gillner Tammy Gizienski Jerilynn Greenawalt Leonard Greiner Carl Gehenio Michael Gill Lisa Grebeck Tonja Gibson Bradley Goldberg Janice Grenick Craig Goshorn Jennifer Gromicko Theresa Giger David Graham x All right! Take out the chew! Beautiful, beautiful bookworms! 69 Robert Hails Kevin Hamilton John Hammerman Diane Hensel Luann Holsing Joseph Hrebicek Stephanie Hrivnak Donna Huemmo Tammy Huffman Laura Hunter Brian Hy Toni Ive Robert Jar Paul Jo Dean Jor = ar = a= | : 4 : ) | Some people look betterwii a mask, and some are at their best ‘in costum Robert Kaminski Lita Kamzelow Ronald Kelly Diane Kerestan Donald Kirschner Lynne Kistler Marlinda Knoch Gregory Kopar Ronald Kowalkowski Renee Kralik Robert Krance Gail Kristol Debra Krol Kevin Kubiak Paulette Kurtiak Michael Lassinger George Lavrich Denise Lerch Scott Lesick Dennis Lindgren Richard Linkenheimer Mark Lutynsky Scott Maholic Tammie Malloy Joseph Mark Kelly Martin Edward Mashey Dory Massack Donna Matovcik Oebra Matter @ im Working hard. Jetf McAdams Michelle McBride Sean McCann Phillip McDermott Susan McKenna Patty McNally Daniel Mech Raymond Miller Oavid Misera Jetfrey Mizgorski Eden Moeller Guy Moretti Barbara Murray John Murray Sandra Naser 71 a Luann concentrates. Leanne Neibar Deborah Paszek William Perroz Pamela Pierce Phillip Pierre Frank Pistoria Kimberly Neiser Paul Nilson Julie Polaski Lynn Puss ic Nancy Queen William Regalski John Noble Wayne Noftz William O'Connor Richard Remo Deborah Renner James Riley Kevin Olar David Olean Dennis Olean Keith Oleniacz Lynelle Rogel Sharon Rommes aS Michelle Orndoft Stacey Pacek Greg Palmer Terri Papriska Dee Paskorz a aa ha Le David Rosencrance f oe r G a Skok Christine Swaiko Anthony Tassotti Larry Segriff Pauline Shelestak Debra Shema Gerald Shondeck Nanette Shoop Chery! Simmons John Simmons Stephanie Smrdel Billy Soderlund Kimberly Speakman Tina Simonetti Charles Sipp Brenda Speer Kathy Spichty John Staub John Stunja Richard Sundo John Swigart Cynthia Taliani Denise Sarver Jeffrey Savers Diane Sheerbaum Robin Schmidt Robyn Scitticat Rita Skok Diane Smith Susan Smith Yuk! Not as good as you thought, huh? 73 ; of ; ay ONE Robert Taylor Steven Th bas aed aee on aPalag Lisa Tomsko Kathleen Toscolani Dominic Tristani Robin Trocki Rudolph Truckle argo Christy Watt Robin Watt Sean Weir Laura Weist James Wollingt d r ‘on Charming peasant girls! A great scene from the Junior Class Play Frank Wilbert David Williams Susan Williams Nadine Wise Shawn Wood Martin Woscek Frank Yence Deborah Yute Perry Zilke JUNIOR CLASS FUNDRAISER You could hear the howls and cheers from the audience, and from the participants in the Junior Class Charity Fundraiser. This year contestants struggled on the bull rope pull (ten persons to a team); the duo-sack race (legs tied together, of course), the egg tossing contest (boiled, yes), bubble blowing, sit-ups, and the favorite . . . ‘beer drinking’ (root) events kept audience and players entertained for hours. This year, the Fundraiser supported the Jim Regalski Fund. id The slop- -bucket . .ifneeded... Pull Larry, pull! = Everywhere. | CARNIVAL ‘81 ................... PROM at OS r. = . a Dapper Dan (Chuck Brnardic) and Lisa Wil- liams set the tone for the Junior Senior Prom held at Laube Hall on May 29, 1981. Carnival ‘81 was an entertaining night. ‘‘Sun- rise’’ was the featured group; fortune telling; great food; and a DJ for the after-prom made the event a memorable night. Miss Sandy Miller was the faculty sponsor. It is a perfect night! ae . — | e the night away! Southern Belle and her Beau aS ¢ i % Get down, get funky and loose! a : “Dig in!” Waiting patiently to register in .. —— — -_———_ — a as s = _yAniepple a dayik ve .: } oc on © eh a PE Layee | a a Is it all there, Shelley? Twins! Hop:a-long! WHAT MAKES A SOPHOMORE? Tecate hi) e ew 4s Za J ys) Bi oy BY, ee Ree = $s. Vie tia . a Involved Ambitious VALET “SF “ey SE Wet vs jj id =-x% A Great friendships! For sure! a3 A HS Cl Sobeoe SoS ¥ gay . 2 yr oo Concentration! We got it all! Debra Adams Jodi Adamsky Jeffrey Adkins Donna Ager Leslie Angeloff David Bakaj Mark Beacom Donna Behary Philip Bossart Arthur Brenner Catherine Bryner Mark Bujalski Janet Callender Elise Capuano Shari Caro Barbara Carroll Amazir Like teacher, like student! Stacy Casile Eric Castello Richard Cesaretti Michael Cesaretti Terri Cetti Richard Chleboski Jonathan Coalson Keith Colton Vincent Consolo Roberta Cowfer Gregory Crawford Amy Creeks Cute co ! Indian friend So this is how you do it? John Cremer Scott Cunningham John Cupec Brenda Cushman Suzanne Czwalga Mary Jo Daloisio Deann Daniels Laura Daniels Brian Daugherty Robert Delphey Terri Demko Lawrence DiGirolamo Alan Dillner Mark Dillner Anthony Dimatteo Jeryl Ann DiSanti James Durci Anthony Fedusa Joann Feil Gary Fisher Judith Fisher Kenneth Fisher Anne Fissore Katherine Fitton Happy Fletcher Linda Freshwater Nancy Funk Christopher Galbraith Terri Gamble Teresa Gandy Michael Genovese Barbara Georgic eS q ‘ Lisa Gezzi | } Eric Gibbs 1) ea Mark Gibson - . David Godlewski James Godlewski Debra Goessling Tami Good Alan Greco Scott Grubbs Angela Guerre William Guerre John Halloran Jim Hamilton Deborah Hartman Denise Heim Christine Herbst Nancy Hice Jamie Holsing Jennifer Hoole Cathleen Huet William Hutchman David Jones Karen Jenkins Carolyn Kearns I Er hls eee t ‘ie £ r Karen Kearns Dean Kennedy Roger Kier David Kinniburgh Louis Kissel James Kline Joanne Klobuchar Keith Konesky Michael Kopar Lisa Kozlowski Bethany Krance Mark Krstonich Alois Kudlach Patrick Kuras Dorothy Lassinger Donald Layhew Colleen Leddy Lisa Lewetag Edwin Logan David Lohr Margaret Long Janet Loper Raymond Luntz David Macerelli Shery! Manning Richard Marynarczyk James Mashey Carl Matter Mary Ann Matter Vonna May Keith McAdams Dawn McBride Dorothy McDade Jeffrey McLaughlin Gregory McMullen Kathleen McNally James Milbert Chery! Miller Penny Mitcheltree Pamela Mizgorski Kenneth Mosser Lisa Morris William Murray Laura Neibar David Nether Christopher Newcamp Sharon Nicotra Bonnye Nock Mark Nolker Dennis O'Connor Warren O'Connor Pamela Olar Donna Ostrovecky David Ostrowski Dana Paszek Susan Peluchette Carol Penk Todd Pfeifer John Pillart Joseph Pillart Gary Pish George Preisser Gregory Preisser James Purcell Wayne Radtke Lisa Reitler David Richards Julia Richardson Patty Ricci Sandra Riley Laura Robinson Laurie Rogers Rosemary Romano Dennis Rosencrance Robert Roth Andrew Rovnak Donna Salego Scott Santalarsci Karen Sarver Catherine Sasinowski Joyce Schmidt Sherry Schomburger x Christine Schreiber Gary Schwartzbauer Michele Secor Ralph Segriff Tammy Sikovsek Frederick Simonetti Kristen Skok Mark Skurka Becky Jo Smith Keith Smith Michael Smith Charles Snyder James Snyder Richard Snyder Lorie Spondike Ronald Stariha Gary Steele Jess Stobert Jackie Stoltz Pamela Stuckey Lawrence Stutz Mark Szczypinski David Szoss Deanna Szoss Annamarie Tambellini Thomas Tejchman James Tepke William Thimons Scott Thomas George Toomey Gail Thompson Nicole Tokar Kim Tonet Dave Treusch Carlos Trinidad Shelly Truckley Joni Trusiak Frank Valletta Charles Venesky Regina Verdu Stacey Verheyen Betty Jo Walker John Walker Clifford Walker Jodi Watts Charlene Wellington Alan Wettach William Wrbican Diane Woscek David Wuerger Mark Yaconis Garnet Yaklich Douglas Yute John Zalus Gary Fiaretti Jamie is attacked by a ‘cafeteria mon- Tom Tejchman and Sherry Caro, Sophomore Homecoming Representatives —_— Dennis, my darling! CAMERA SHY Mike Armstrong Becky Robertson Stephen Bednar Tara Robinson Robert Beeman William Spondike Barbara Fosnaught | Edward Truby Lisa Gugliuzza Frank Valetta Chris Koval Jon Weiss Darla Palmer Jennifer Zrebny Alan Petroff SEMI-FFORMAL Season’s Greetings From The Sophomore Class oa EE Se Ge Boogie on down! Looking good! bX lA “ Thrill me! Oh Goody! Here come the FRESHMEN! . Freshmen H Representatives, Sharon Maning and Darrin Li LOOK OUT WORLD ... 2 ’ oa A “I told you ... 7$%7 7! ae 3. Aa Ax Kim Adamik Rose Adams Robert Andrejcik Patricia Antonace Wendy Arthur Karla Austin Charlet Aymar Thomas Bagnull rn Scott Bajack Chery! Ball David Ballentine Tammy Bamrick Jody Banyas Linda Barlow Tammy Beacom Scott Ben . and you thought | couldn't do it.” Jim Bentley Brian Bibza Gary Bohatch Deborah Boles Richard Bollinger Su san Bonin Daryl Bowser Marta Braun Michael Brell Mark Brenner Robert Buckey Marlon Bullard Of course | know what | am doing. Eric Campbell Harry Carson Dave Cattley Denise Cattley David Cetti Robert Chambers John Chauvin Paul Chauvin Sean Clements Charles Cooper Mark Coroian Benjamin Cortese Walter Cowfer Steve Cunich Pat Cupec John Deets Peek-a-boo Dale Delozier Michael Dialoiso Lisa Dillner Maureen Diliner Diane Donnermeyer Tammy Downing David Dudzinski Eric Dudzinski Hans Duncan Ronald Edwards Marcella Eichner Donna Elliott Get ready for the paint George Eschenbaugh Denise Ewing Francis Faber David Fahringer Aurora Fischer Jane Flaherty Ellen Fleissner Amy Fredenburg Morgan Gamble Mike Gandziarski Sue Ganster Mark Gaurrich Anthony Gezzi Albert Giardi Patrick Girdwood Tracey Gizienski Chery! Graham Mary Margaret Graham Michelle Grebeck Elizabeth Grunden Rose Gurtner Vera Harencame Lora Hemphill Kim Herstek Tom Hibbs Tammy Hollibaugh Scott Hotovec Paula Hyder “Where am I? Dean Irvine Tony Ivanko Kimberly Joestlein Thomas Kabay Tanya Karowski Kelly Kearns Tracy Keller Kaye Kistler Michael Kistler Ernest Koberlein Raymond Kowalski Joni Koynock “Lord, it's hard to be humble. Todd Kozik Joseph Krahe Brian Kubiak Lynette Kudlach Faking it! Jane Kurn Raymond Kurtiak Joseph Lavrich Joseph Lawley Barb Layhew John Leddy Diana Lincoln William Lloyd Darrin Lutz Sharon Manning Deborah Marks Cindy Martin Come on now, everybody cheer! Can't laugh in the water, Wendy! Todd Massack Tracie Matechka Joseph Matt Bonnie Matter Paul McAtee Gregory McCaskey Kimberly McCloskey Edward McDade Kelly McDermott Daniel McNally Marianna Mervosh Frederick Miller Theresa Miller Trever Miller Lynn Misera Brian Moore Larry Moore Leigh Ann Moore Jeffrey Moses Beth Mrena Barry Mueller Elise Muntz Edward Nacey Michelle Nagy John Neff Joseph Nieser David Nilson Sean Nolan Brian Nolan Glen O'Conner James Oconis Georgean Olar Karen Olean Ann Oleniacz Christine Onesi Henry Ostrowski Rebecca Ostrowski Kevin Pajewski Darek Paskorz Susan Passarella sew = Mary Jo Pastorek 1m (kidding of course) Cora Phillips Sherry Pinko Joseph Pish Paul Pochan Dawn Pomaybo Chad Potensky James Prato Christine Protzman Craig Puchone Russell Plumbo Jeff Randall Jacquelyn Rearick Jeffry Reynolds Elizabeth Richards William Richardson Here is our little Suzie-Q Mark Shurina Julia Shuster Sue Slepak Alison Smith Terry Snyder Tim Snyder John Sopcak Mark Spirnock Exercise class sure helped my posture. Coll Ken Lan The Mad Lynette Staley Geno Stello Ricky Stoneburner Curt Stuckey Jackie Switalski Debbie Szczepanski Mary Szwaczkowski Tracy Riley James Rodgers Kristen Ryan Kim Sabo Lee Ann Schreiber Bonnie Schultz Mark Segriff Chanel Seibert Lisa Sell Gene Shiring Jeff Shoop Kim Shurina ae Oh, the life of a starl ’ een Stahl ny Stapchuck a Stillwagon resa Stridinger ge Szcezypinski So, who wrote that? Craig Taliani Michelle Tassotti Kathy Taylor Sharon Thompson Jeff Uchic Sue Uriah Fawn Uveges Williard Valance Anthony Valauri Donald Vidic Thomas Wagner Tracy Wangler The L. A. Lakers,??? Ha! Ha! My plans were better David Whartenby Sharon Wilkinson Michelle Wolfe Paul Woscek Susan Young Jeff Yurchick John Zak Helen Zeitz Leave, if you don't like the service! ek MA iti As hat are we supposed to do? William Sciolla f ise! You're to ble. Flipping out, or up or... = Rare moment of concentration! Just let me at ‘em! Please, let me out of here! Quit disturbing me! ne yet? { 3 CAMERA SHY Give me a hug, now! Melinda Aliff Joy Mark Laureen Biondi Carl Matter Tim Buttyan David Morris Robert Calabrese Wayne Nielson William Crooks Christine Pysh Laura Elgin Lynn Reina Nancy Funk Julie Roscoe Lisa Goshorn Robin Shearn Todd Haney Jackie Stoltz Henry Howell Bernard Molnar Louis Kissel x Ee = al | No, | don't understand! I'm on my way... 103 PAC HIVIDMEO ss .c kecstsevatetadeisiscos inde DO THEM ALONE OR SEEK THE HELP OF A GOOD FRIEND! REQUIRE THE ASSISTANCE OF A WILLING ADVISOR.....+:::+0:+2000 ALL OF THESE ADD A DIMENSION TO SCHOOL LIFE BEYOND WHAT IS GAINED IN CLASS. 104 HEAVE! HO! SUPPORT A WORTHY COMMUNITY CAUSE! JOIN THE ENTERTAINER, ORGANIZER, OR SPECTATOR. .....++02eeee0008 ... MOST OF ALL SPIRIT WEEK: THE TRADITION LIVES ON! A typical D.L. Student | like being a Kid! SPIRIT WEEK Monday was T-shirt and Tie Day; Tuesday, the 50's; Wednesday, Cowboys and Indians; Thursday, Cos- tume Day; Friday, Green and Gold and Crazy Hats. Zany, crazy! Lots of laughs echoed through the halls during the week. The SENIORS won the spirit contest this year. Mr. Muscle Man a jucated Indian Shirley Temple and her man. E ¥ 4 ] 5 3 - zs ——y am, if —- 2 The Shotgun Wedding Santa's Sailors Clowning around (Left) “Whoa Mama!” (Right) JV CHEER — LEADERS JV Squad (Top) Lisa Lewetag (Center) Dorothy Las- singer, Shari Caro, Linda Freshwater, Vonna May (Bottom) Laurie Rodgers All that cheering makes you thirsty! NINTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS (Bottom Row) Leigh Ann Moore, Lynette Kudlach, Beth Grunden, Jodi Bayne, Sharon Manning (Top Row) Sue Slepak, Marianne Mervosh, Debbie Szczepanski VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Varsity Squad (Bottom) Jeryl DiSanti (Row 2) Dee Dee Paskorz, Jodi Watts, Stephanie Smrdel, Marianne Yanicko (Row 3) Dory Massack, Tina Simonetti (Top) ielly Martin DL unknown avenger ¥ sy . (Above) Marianne Yanicko, Head Cheerleader (Left) We are just naturally dramatic NO BEERS . | BUT, LOTS OF CHEERS (left) A full house! (right) A helpful 4 halftime cheer! Look out below! ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Vincent Antonelli Athletic Director VOLLEYBALL COACHES r John aculty manager) poses with athletic office ssistant Kuniak, Paula Truckley and Tammy Ba- Mr. Richard Tatrn Volleyball Coach - sk F.. Bute ¥ ft fe ee 8. VARSITY, JV AND NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. Anthony Taliani (Ninth Grade), Mr. Terry Bodnar (Head Coach, JV), Mr. Don Bender (Head Coach, Varsity), Mr. Frank Peckman (Assistant, Varsi- ty), Mr. Robert Fries (Assistant, Varsity). Mr. Robert Sweadner Assistant Volleyball Coach FOOTBALL Captains: Larry Matko Steve Scimio Rick Schomburger Greenawalt makes an- other first down ” Lancers Grind Out A 5-4-1 Mark oma. Vit Ris 74; Sa = L ee t cet ae r id , Pee Lancers icriving) for th = - , v- Ww UF n ” = Devastating Defens® — ———— eS 11 SENIORS MAKE A.I.C. ALL-STARS l@ntile, -Larry Matko, “Rick Schomburger, Tim Kania, “Jim Watterson, “Dana Wangler Second Row: “Rich Scimio, Joel DiSanti, Terry Vitkay, Ken Gibbs, “Scott Greenawalt, Ron Rukavina, Frank Ippolito Third Row: Mike Kel, “Alan Rommes, “Cliff Rogel, “Chuck Brnardic, “Mark McKrell, Jim Uriah, Bob Smith RISELECTIONS Left: Vitkay looks for an opening Right: Lancer de- fense holds for “no gain” i Sas ( P i. ‘ My : 4 } HP 4 , RAVIC Moving in the touchdown ae —-! “Ye a rh — = ears ye: a ae Sal IF = ee “ —- - =, ——- | =e a = N ——} — . “ =| = rs on oe | 4 . 7 i r 5) = a ‘ | eet, 5 ey wa | —— pout win. — Je “ - ivvaa Row 1: Ted Bajack, Rob Krance, Gary Steele, Cliff Walter, Perry Zilka, Dave Fries, Paul Joestlein, Joe Bodnar, Row 2: Frank Valetta, Martin Dillner, Ed Mashey, Eric Castello, Dave Williams, Bill Murray, Bob Taylor, Joe Pillart, Scott Cunningham, Row 3: Alan Dillner, George Carson, Dennis Lindgren, Chuck Gaurrich, John Hammerman, Rick Linkenheimer, Brad Gentile, Phil McDermott, Kevin Hamilton, Scott Lesick, Mike Frascarelli tome —-e. - “Almost six Bentley runs for tough yardage : G DE = a ) | | | | - ¢ ° ; = a rit - wie : = a VC aes Boa NG { VY ay eet . Rounding the corner OU RLEAF Le ae FE Almost ‘got away’ OOTBALL ve 7 —_— “Brought down after a short gain (Left) The Starting Offense SECTION V. CHAMPS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL UNDEFEATED SEASON The Girls Volleyball Team held on to last years section champion- ship with the second consectutive record of 12-0. The team finished 5th in the semi-finals of the W.P.1.A.L. playoffs: Tournament play left the team with three 3rd place trophies from the Plum Invitational, Hemp- field and Norwin tourna- ments. nm it Sey } - 1a aes te a, molten Back Row: (Co-Captain) Lisa Valerio; (Team Captain in) Wendy Birsic, (Co-G i) Michelle Truszkowski, Mary Lynn Williams: s ; First Row: Diane Freshwater, (Co-Captain) Maria Ate na) Deb dbie Krol, “aS Py The Thrill of Victory Debbie sets. ui Wendy dinks the ball seusthil : Above: Michelle hits while team covers Left: MaryLynn clears the ball Below: Lisa and Maria take a breather J.V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL , we 4 he «sue 7 ‘ Front: (Team Captain) Diane Smith, Beth Richards Chris sets Middle: Chris Schreiber, Laureen Biondi, LeeAnn Schreiber Captains: cn Schrelbertan Back Row: Amy Creeks, Theresa Gandy, Kim Herstek, Joanne Klobuchar aptalns; Chris) Schremenaney ane) Smith LeeAnn sets Amy and Theresa warm-up e _—- a | Se ‘ Kneeling Standing wfer, Tami Good, Deanne Daniels e Tambellini, Joni Trusiak, Chris Czemerda, Diane Woscek, Dana Riggs GIRLS TENNIS Tara serves. A well deserved rest. Good form! Deanne to serve SOCCER Row 1: John Chau- vin, Ron ‘Kelly, George Toomey, Mark Segriff, Hans Duncan, Joe Krahe; Row 2: Rick Bam- rick, Ralph Segriff, Jim Brown, Paul Chauvin, Larry DiGir- olamo, James John- son; Row 3: Nancy Hice (Stats), Todd Cavanaugh, Russell Long, David Jaros, Rob Jaros, Greg Gibbs, John Deets; w 4: Coach Dave rtun, Lori Spon- (Stats), Steve mpson, Tom hman, Bob Pav- Tom Purcell, Lohr, Kathy Nally (Stats), cey Verheyen ts) pe eee FS W.P.I.A.L. 1980 All-Star Team: Tom Purcell, Jim Johnson, Russ Long (Above) Paul Chauvin heads the ball upfield. (Left) Soccer Seniors: (Kneeling) Rick Bamrick, Jim Johnson; (Standing) Russ Long, Tom Purcell (Co- Captains), Coach Dave Fortun, Bob Pavlik Soccer pages designed by Tom Purcell (Above) Team gathering, (Below) Tom Purcell goal kicks as John Chauvin watches. (Riz t) Jim Johnson dribbles past defenders with Ralph Segriff watching. (Bolo) Johnson fights for position = at =_—. : Rick Bamrick moves into position as Purcell throws the ball. (Below) or Xige Russ Long passes off to Tom Purcell. Rob Jaros passes the ball upfield; Johnson looks on. ist row sitting: Rich Chleboski, Ron Stariha, Jeff Yurchic! 2nd row standing: Coach, Mr. DeFazio, R.J. Chleboski, Join Mou, Andy Mic low, Keith Smith uk Me oe a | e Another one falls short Keith Smith eyes up his putt | } , Andy putting R.J. places his tee _ BOYS Vanes BASKETBALL — — 2. +. pa : , a we ae o _ , ae . oe ae rs ‘aia ay a ity | ) y ; fe . ue ‘ v1 a U i ii Y i aa pos SS ee ae [a = | ns Row 1 ry Vitkay, Jim Uria iah, Ma Morell, Ron Rukav idoaiOan Kuntak Gare Bullard: f Ch auvin, Rob pais Ed Mashey, Dan Mech, Bob Augustine, Alan Romm . a ie f4C a as : = 77 } { S 68 ¥ McKrell f Bryner with an easy lay-up. 45 The team gets psyched Se ae Concentration (right) Uriah takes the re- bound J.V. BASKETBALL rer: Row 1: Brad C lark Yaconis, Scott Grubbs, Gary Pish, Ron Stariha. Row 2: Don Vidic, Fred Simonetti, Rick Jim Durci, Frank Valetta ee Scott gets the rebound Top Row: Gene Shiring, Jim Bentley, John Chauvin, Jeff Uchic Middle Row: Paul Chauvin, Danny McNally, Todd Massack, Jeff Reynolds, Craig Taliani Bottom Row: Dave Whartenby, Ray Kurtiak, David Cetti, Jeff Randall, Brent Bizyak Massack shooting Sticky situation Concentrating on the action FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL Ha . v “4 ull Coaching TEAM PHOTO SEE PAGE 7 127 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 7 Theresa sure has control of this one Waiting for a rebound i Up for two Team goes over strategies VARSITY — JV SQUAD a. Row 1: Anita Skok, Sue Masarik, Dana Riggs, Lori Fleissner, Anna Marie Tambellini, Row © Chris Skok, Barb Murray, Tonja Gibson, Jenny Gromicko, Rita Skok, Sandy Naser, Sue Smith, Mr. .adish (Assistant Coach) Row 3: Roseanne Gurtner, Tara Robinson, Gail Thompson, Charlene We! ington, Theresa Gandy, Margaret Long, Deanna Szoss, Tammy Bamrick Not pictured, Mr. Favero (Head Coach), Tonja gets two Jenny puts up the rebound “Sharpshooter’ 130 BOYS TENNIS - ea 5 ani 4 tars ee 2 Se SP AR BO Oe, Kneeling: George Dillon, Eric Clifford Standing: Alan Wettach, Frank Yenca, Mike Secor, Mike Kopar Mike tries his back- It's Ted Nugent! hand A perfect serve by Dave Warming up before a match Returning a serve 131 D. L. POWER VOLLEYBALL = ) See Row 1: Jeff Gentile, Brad Gentile, Ed Mashey, Bob Smith; Row 2: Dennis Lindgren, Nick Yeckel, Dave Re) 'dt, Larry Matko, Tom Tejchman. Going Nowhere The perfect set by Jeff Left: Just out of reach. ry oe «RF Lo JV, 4 Bid = a. Nick shows his power! i— se Right: Jeff taps one over Nick takes control PRR ee eres = J.V. AND 9TH GRADE SQUAD 5 RRS i aa $: Standing: Todd Pfeifer, Dennis Lindgren, Tom Tejchman, Ed Mashey, Gary Schwartzbauer. Kneeling: Scott Grubbs, Brad Gentile, Keith Smith, Jeff Adkins, Richard Cesaretti First Row: Rick Stoneburner, Darrin Lutz, Dave Whartenby Second Row: Jeff Uchic, Mark Spirnock, Ray Kowalski 134 0 O28 TRACK AND FIELD othe RS ‘ 3 Cees , Cindy Hensel, Diane Wosek, Amy Creeks, Tammy Sikovsek, Eric Pavlik, Dave Misera, Sue Smith, Stephanie Smrdel, Dave Trinidad, Lutz. Mark Osele, Larry DiGirolamo, Dave Kinniburgh, Tony DiMatteo, Art Brenner, Jim Bentley, Alan Diliner, Rick Stoneburner : Pa stlein, Martin Dillner, Rob Krance, Jim Watterson, George Bober, LeAnn Schreiber, Chuck Brnardic, Tim Kania, Chuck s, Greg Kopar, Scott Greenawalt, Todd Massack, Keith Galbraith, Carl Gehenio, Steve Thompson, Dewey Chauvin me i z = —_ agers th 2 a Below: ‘The big Ae Above: Jim outruns the opposition, Below: Finishing up the day with a good vault. 135 Chuck sets {1 Left; The phantom jumper. discus throw Kania heads for the stretch, e John Stunja, starting pitcher E be A ae ey IR Re Pan its 7 =e . Sees ct Naat Ee 3 7 Mr-PSFPwUmMmanry w Kneeling T Carlos Trinidad, Jim Gaurrich, Frank Pistoria, Gary Steele, Dana Wangler, Ed Paskorz Standing 2ach), Jeff Mizgorski, Pat Kuras, Bill Bryner, Scott Lesick, John Stunja, Mark Yaconis, Greg Swab, Frank Valletta ) Missing from | ) Purcell — What a swing! Baseball’ 's slgat a) ° att ies on Standing Jim Mashey, Gary Pish, John Chauvin, Craig Taliani, Fred Simonetti, John Zalus, Paul Chauvin, Ralph Segriff, Frank Valletta, Mr. Ladish (Coach). Kneeling Mar nis, Larry Moore, John Halloran, Ron Edwards, Dave Macerelli, Ron Stariha, Greg Preisser, Brian Daugherty, Carlos Trinid Trinidad readies for contact oe Or “a Chauvin poised to take the pitch —— co . f “See LS ot, Craig looks ahead for the season rrpumonrw ce Stariha tries to field the ground ball GIRLS SOFTBALL First row: Jeryl DiSanti, Amy Donnermeyer, Jerry Gromicko, Sherri Pish, Dana Riggs, Lisa Valerio. “is Ryan. Secon: Sow: Daneen Braun, Kim Speakman, Char Wellington, Jackie Rearick, Anna Marie Tambellini, Cathy Clements. hrs Czemerda, sresa Gandy, Deanna Szoss, Lilly Gurtner. Missing is head coach, Mrs. Arlene Miller. 7 c Bota . 1 Concentration r a = Threasa eyes the next pitch Debbie Krol Sherri goofing off again Dana and Tina SPORTS SUMMARY GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY The 1980-81 Girls Basketball Pro- gram had to survive the challenge ofa rebuilding season this year. After a successful exhibition season, Susan Masarik, one of three seniors on the squad was injured. This forced Coach Don Favero to start three sophomores during the difficult section competi- tion. The young Lancer team ended vith 8 wins and 14 defeats. Senior Dana Riggs was selected to the areas (Top-Twenty-Five list of Girls Basket- ball Players by the Valley Daily News oispatch. Senior, Lori Fleissner, re- sented Deer Lakes in a North Hills Star Game. With the excellent ex- ihe three 1981 seniors, ‘asketball Program looks jhter future in the sea- Favero yach 9TH GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES 13 wins | loss OL 38 Fox Chapel 20 OL 26. Seneca Valley 18 OL 10 Hampton 7 OL 20. Richland 13 OL 23. Shaler 15 DL 31. North Hills 26 OL 31, Knoch 8 DL 26, Fox Chapel 15 DL 20. Seneca Valiey 11 DL 21, Hampton 19 OL 27. Richland 15 OL 30. Shaler 28 OL 27, North Hills 32 DOL 34, Knoch 10 RECORDS ESTABLISHED IN 1980 WPIAL SECTION CHAMPS 12 Consecutive wins without a logs SEASON RECORDS JUNIOR HIGH Terr Gizienski 157 points total, single game high 27 points Tracy Gizienski, Jackie Rearick 1 @ 5 tebounds sin: Jackie Rectick 145 rebounds totat ra VOLLEYBALL VARSITY AND NINTH GRADE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The girls varsity volleyball team blasted through the section competition with an im- pressive 10 wins and 0 losses. Awards of recognition given to senior girls by Coach Richard Tatrn were as follows: BEST SETTER ...Diane Freshwater BEST JUMP. sececcstesepeeeenreeeeMaria Arena MOST POINTS SERVED ......... Wendy Birsic MOST IMPROVED.........Mary Lynn Williams BEST SPIKER ...-....-- Michelle Truszkowski MOST PHOTOGENIC Lisa Valerio BOYS VOLLEYBALL (VARSITY) This year the boys volleyball team came very close to winning the section The Lancers finished . v mi econd to North Allegheny in section play, but still qualified for the WPIAL Playoffs. During the playotfs i layot DL was ahead of top rated Plum, 17-16, but somehow Plum managed to pull out a win essa is a i) nm by ine 19-17. Awin for OL would have sent DL to the state finals for the title Second and third pl: nm o iro places we won by OL spikers in five other tournament events. Players taking individual award JEFF © ’ if r GENTILE (Most Valuable Setter, All-Star Team at Steet Valley) DAVE feasainer a cake ble Hitter, Section All Star Team), and NICK YECKEL (All Star Team at Plum : oe Section All Star Team) Jeft, Dave and Nick were elec Most Valuable Hitter for the ted to play for the Section All Star Team VOLLEYBALL NINTH GRADE The Junior High Volleyball Team captured its second section title since 1975 at Carnegie Mellon University where they posted a round-robin record of 7-1. After that they entered the quarterfinals and finished off O'Hara. In the semifinals, the fall guy was Pivik. Finally, Deer Lakes downed Penn Hills John Linton Red. Start- ers for the young squad were Darren Lutz, Rick Stone- burner, Mark Spirnock, Dave Whartenby, Jim Yaconis and Tom VanHonr. Mr. Jeff Ranhart coached the team for the 1980 season BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL NINTH GRADE TRACK AND FIELD NINTH BASKETBALL TOP TEN POINT WINNERS Marty Dillner 197.5 points Eric Pavlik (Captain) 128.5 points Bob Krance 119.375 points David Fries 101 points Steve Thompson 96.5 points Dewey Chauvin 96 points Tim Kania (Co-Captain) 68.5 points Scott Greenawalt 63.875 points George Bober 55 points Larry Digirolamo 32.25 points The 1980-81 Ninth Grade Boys Basketball team received the accolades for being the DL Basketball Team to establish the best win record under the Lancer title. Completing the season with a 14-7 record, the squad had succeeded gaining more wins than any other basketball team at any level. The team was lead in scoring by the ‘Chauvin Boys”, John and Paul. They were assisted by Brent Bizyak, Todd Massack, Dave Whartenby and Jeff Reynolds. The leading Lancer re- bounder was Todd Massack. Mr. Anthony Taliani Head Coach 1981 RECORD HOLDERS FOR DEER LAKES 1. 3200 Meter Relay Team (8:25:18) by NTL ROC TEAS Thompson. “ania, Chauvin and M. Dillner The 1980 Ninth Grade Football Team posted a 4-2 record : ears ; eta ie and matched the most wins ever for a 9th grade team at Deer bE ‘ a : Lakes. The high scoring offense rolled up victories of 26-0 Bs a tied that High Jump Recon’ over Mars, 28-0 over Quaker Valley, 28-0 against Burrell and on th e mp 32-6 against Riverview. The leading ground gainers and scor- ; 5 Ra ; 4 firatiin the Discustias ers for the Lancers were Rick Stoneburner, Jim Bentley, Derek a : : PALS Eitier a Paskorz and Dave Dudzinski. Quarterback, Dave Whartenby, P a ; pes atic , onsale ran the offense. Defense team leaders were Darin Lutz, Dave isan “ et a oma Dudzinski and Paul Pochan. a , meter andes i ‘ashi 350 ME eynony Tella meter intermediate hurdles neter run, Head Coach OO meter run. 3200 met: y team, 1600 meter relay team an iscus. ——— ? ee Sees VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1980-81 Varsity Football Team was ready for a win- ning season. Returning were nine of the eleven offense play- VARSITY SCORES ers. During the season experience showed as the Lancers pounded out yardage. Game after game the end zone be- Team rhage came familiar territory to the Lancer team. Tough teams such Nonthoaie 13 ? as Jeanette, Leechburg and Freeport felt the Lancer attack. Jeanette 21 9 Against Freeport the Lancers accomplished 11 first downs, Hampton 6 26 but a few costly mistakes gave Freeport a 21-13 win. The Freeport 21 18 game never to be forgotten took place against Leechburg, a ee = 2 “ “ team with 7 wins and 0 losses. On the cold, wet Saturday ities os ass eee (Senior Day, too), the Lancer defense was instrumental in Richland 16 16 destroying the undefeated record of the Blue Devils. The Blue Leechburg ) 16 Devils were kept from crossing midfield almost the entire Springdale 18 cae game. At half-time the score was 9-0, DL. The Lancers iced sais ea stondes eee oe the cake when Dana Wangler ran a 35 yard fumble recovery (eli ican and Mic, Michael Feeney forheloiag tis for a big TD in the fourth quarter .. . giving DL the fantastic 80-'81 players survive their countless bumps 16-0 win. and bruises. Dr. Kurn, a faithful DL supporter, by Cliff Rogel sidelines every Lancer game, home and away! by Dana Wangler NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kay Lesney, Amy Kurn (Treasurer), Marianne Yanicko, Debbie Paisley, Shari Pish, Lisa Williams Misera, , | : i eave! Row 2: Mi saskey, Michelle Claus (Secretary), Betty Tomsko, Lorraine Fleissner, Margo Jannello, Cindy Hensel, Karen awe Row 2: Marya pede Truszkowski, Mark Osele, Becky Metal, Mark McKrell, Alan Rommes, Chuck Brnardic, Vicki Szczep Row 3: Wendy Girsic, Miche Pam Borowski { ture, Mary Lynn Williams (Secretary), Mr. Thomas Norris (Advisor) Missing from picture, Ma The National Honor Society annually admits juniors and seniors ho have attained a 3.5 overall grade point average. In addition to pion academic requirements, NHS members must meet other ptaratitnied the demonstration of leadership and expressions of responsibility, loyalty and patriotism. NHS members are gener- iastic supporters of Deer Lakes activities. The Induction ed ee new members is held in May of each year. For 1981 agra eoanee was the guest speaker for the 1981 Induction Service. NATIONAL New Members 1981 JUNIORS Marcie Barlow Carol Becker Cathy Jo Becker John Best Dana Braun Linda Calhoun Dewey Chauvin Maureen Coogan Sharon Cunningham Carl Gehenio Elizabeth Gillner Jennifer Gromicko Diane Hensel Diana Kerestan Lynne Kistler Patty McNally David Misera Michelle Orndoff Deborah Paszek Nancy Queen Deborah Renner Sharon Rommes Debra Shema Pauline Shelestak Stephanie Smrde! Brenda Speer John Staub Cynthia Taliani Lisa Tomsko Anthony Tassott! Mary Wagner Ellen Wargo Sean Weir Fonda Campbell Denise Bridges Frank Yenca SENIORS Tammy Bajack Mary Markovitch Judy Petrovich Nadine Siwick! Mary Zonarich STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Dory Massack, Julie Eichner, Kay Kistler, Shari Pish, Lisa Gugliuzza, Jodi Watts, Tina Simonetti Row 2: Lisa Lewetag, Lisa Dillner, Janine DiSanti, Mary Jo Pastorek, Amy Fredenberg, Brenda Speer, Sue Uria! Row 3 : Maureen Coogan, Connie Runas, Wendy Birsic, Deanna Yaconis, Dave Misera, Lisa Valerio, Maria Arena, Anit Skok, Jim Durci Missing from picture, Mr. Powers (Advisor) OFFICERS President, Lisa Valerio Vice-President, Julie Eichner Sec.-Treasurer, Connie Runas Each year Student Council organizes a Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner. The success of this project is reflected by the growing number of Deer Lakes citizens attending each year. SC members extend the invitations, provide entertainment and serve dinner too! 144 } } ! i | } —————————e CRUSADER Front Row: Rhonda Lawther, Jean Slimick, Rita Skok, Kelly LaRocca, Paula Truckley Row 2: Mary B. Szwaczkowski, Tammy Bajack, Cindy Lyons, Grace Gayda, Frank Yenca, Lori Bonin, Larry Moore, Cheryl Graham Row 3: Paul Bossart, James Johnson, Ron Meder, Pete McNally, Tom Tejchman, Doug Cooke, Greg Gibbs, Rob Jaros, Jeff Mizgorski, Mrs. Faith (Ad- visor) “HE CRUSADER STAFF son, Jeff Mizgorski Cartoon AcNally Reporter Barlow, Lori Bonin Paul Doug Cooke, Greg Sheryl Graham, Rob J ‘honda Lawther, Pete M ly, Ron Meder, Larry M , Carla Robinson, Rita Skok, Mary B. Szwaczkowski, Tom Tejchman, Frank Yenca Typists: Tammy Bajack, Cindy Lyons Yearbook Photographers: Dennis O'Connor, Johanna Car- ion, Mike Lawley EDITORS wn Johnson and Mizgorski establish lay-out for a CRUSADER issue. ‘Famous’ DL cartoonist, Pete McNally, grinds out another expression of DL life. = 27 ae ane ii lWwF a aa) 4] } Ss Y Gi | 2Y a ee x. at LP .S IX x CN YY 145 STAGECREW The Crew Row 1: Mark Huss Row 2: Rick Linkenheimer, Paul Bossart, Brian Krstonich, Mark Spirnock, Tom Hibbs, Mr. Gromicko (Advisor) Row 3: Rege Bielawski, Dave Williams, Phillip Pierre, Chris Galbraith The stage crew is responsible for lights, sound, risers, and any equipment needed for auditorium activities. The crew makes ar- rangements for pep _ rallies, plays, concerts, graduation and special assemblies including town meetings. In addition, the members set up equipment for dances and gatherings requiring microphones. These activities, large and small, total to more than 175 per school year. When something is going on, the Deer Lakes Stage Crew is ON THE SPOT. - - - = How do | know where the extension cords are? ALWAYS =. - ON THE me out of this class. Right: OK, Boss! I'll be right there. SPOT DL. STAGE CREW 146 NANODOdoUMD a S J ff - % ‘a « ? , See. ow: Tammy Bamrick, Vonna May, Terri Demko, Jane McKelvey, Kathy Spichty, Julie Eichner Mrs. Kolek (Advisor), Rick Bamrick, Dave Graham, Ken Mosser, Frank Yenca, Jim Riley, Aurora Fischer, 1a Fischer, Connie Runas S71 DENT ANNOUNCERS Seated: Shari Pish Standing: Laura Robinson, Ted Bajack, Suzanne Czwalga, Vonna May OFFICERS President, Terri Demko Vice President, Vonna May Secretary, Kathy Spichty Treasurer, Jane McKelvey A volunteer service orga- nization, the Red Cross Club raises funds to sup- port worthy community causes. Making favors for Meals on Wheels, gifts and visits to the elderly at Christmas, and a donation to the Jim Regalski Fund are some projects spon- sored this year. This year the Christmas Caroling Pro- ject headed by Frank Yenca raised $1200 for Children’s Hospital. In addi- tion to attending Saturday meetings in Pittsburgh, members help with commu- nity immunization clinics and health fairs, worked with the Lion's Club Eyemo- bile Clinic and distributed the ‘‘Vials-of-Life. ’ LIBRARY ASSISTANTS aie a eS see } : ; —— a Seated: Sue Grandy, Miss Keslar, Dennis O'Connor Standing: Rhonda Lawther, Gary Kubala, Rick Green, Geno ‘ Ed Nacey, Tony Tassotti, Mary Jo Negley Assisting Miss Keslar, Mrs. Montag and Mrs. Micklow in the library are two Groups of student assistants, Library Aides and Audio-Visual (AV) Aides. The Library Aides sign-out and check- in books. Taking library attendance, card- ing and shelving books and running atten- dance sheets back to study hall teachers are jobs performed daily by the Aides. AV Aides check-in, distribute and col- lect Intermediate Unit films. Delivering and collecting equipment, filmstrips and library AV materials are a continuous as- Signment for the AV people. AV Aides laminate materials and make transparen- Cies for instructional use. When films are Shown in the auditorium, the Aides are the Projectionists. Rick Green and Gary Kubala express the frustration that frequently occurs when AV equipment decides to ‘malfunction’ . .. which is usually at the most inconvenient time. 148 Row 1. George T , Tonja Gibson, Kelly Martin, Stephanie Smrdel, Dory Massack, Jodi Watts, Shari Pish, Tina Simonetti, Debbie Krol, Julie Eictiner Mike Genovese, Larry DiGirolamo, Lisa Lewetag, Sandy Naser, Lori Fleissner, Marianne Yanicko, Lisa Valerio (President), Fr ,ca, Connie Runas, Row 3: Michele Truszkorski, Wendy Birsic, Maria Arena, Rich Bahorich (Vice-President), Sean Weir, Jim Joh Gaurrich, Jim Brown, Dewey Chauvin, Brad Gentile, Teresa Gandy, Annamarie Tambellini, Row 4: Bob Pavlik, John Neu, Jim Uriat mes, Jeff Gentile, Tim Kania, Ron Meder, Tom Purcell, David Fries, Martin Dillner, Rob Krance, Mr. Burk (Advisor), Row 5: DanM onis Lindgren, Ken Gibbs, Nick Yeckel, Rick Schomburger, Chuck Brnardic, Cliff Rogel, Dan Kuniak, Ron Rukavina, Mark McKre from picture is MaryLynn Williams (Secretary-Treasurer). There are practical reasons for keeping your hands and feet clear of either ‘end’ of the animal! Above: Amazing hidden talents, Below: When astride, you need to know how to fall gracefully, if not painlessly. A Deer Lakes athlete is eligible for Varsity Club membership after lettering one year in any varsity sport. Varsity Club members earn points in order to be awarded a jacket. As a fund raising project, the Varsity Club sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game. Each year two Lou Carlaccini $100 Awards are presented to the most deserving senior male and female athletes. Mr. Carlaccini was an East Deer-Deer Lakes biology teacher who was also wel! known and respected for his coaching, offi- ciating and enthusiasm for student athletics. 149 AFS — Row 1: Lynne Misera, Charlet Aymar, Danielle Aymar, Kathy Bailie, Dory Massack, Louis: : Bonazza, Barb Compson, Karen Clarke, Kay Kistler, Margaret Long, Todd Buckey; Row 2: Carolyn Kearns, Nadine Siwicki, Michelle Claus, ' 2 you Grebeck, | Gayda, Joanne Bodnar, Cindy Hensel, Lisa Zalewski, Betty Tomsko, Mary Ann Zonarich, Lisa Tomsko, Lynne istler; Row 3: © asinoski, Barb Georgic, Sherry Schomburger, Char Wellington, Lisa Gezzi, Bill Bright, Shelly Albaugh, Bethany 'r2nce, Terry De: Jiane Woscek, Diane Hensel, Sue McKenna, Lori Brim, Anita Bailie, Karen Jenkins, Annie Fissore, Frank Yenca, Janet Loper 150 Seated: Barb Compson, Lisa Zalewsky Standing: Marianne Yanicko, Terry Demko, Leslie Angeloff OFFICERS President, Lisa Bonazza Vice-President, Dory Mas- sack Sec.-Treasurer, Barb Comp- son The purpose of AFS is to pro- mote cultural understanding be- tween different countries. Deer Lakes members of AFS attended a short-term-exchange week to Lititz, Pa. AFS members also hosted during the year AFS guests from other schools and countries. A citrus fruit sale was held to fund AFS projects. Com- munity sponsors for the DL AFS Chapter are Mrs. Barb Kindler and Mrs. Loretta Johnson. a DEER LAKES HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND... Directed by Mr. Sam Lamendola Ba ‘ss A Ad -. v4 - Js ee - Row 1: Aurora Fischer, Denise Cattley, Cheryl Ball, Laura Neibar, Patty McNally, Marlinda Knoch, Laura Weist, Angela Guerre, Leanne Neibar, Kathy Bailie, Stacy Verheyen; Row 2: David Cetti, John Neff, Brian Kubiak, George Preisser, Jane Kurn, Fonda Campbell, Nadine Siwicki, Amy Kurn, Dana Braun, Mike Lawley, Ellen Fleissner; Row 3: Dawn McBride, Keith McAdams, Roger Kier, Al Kudlach, Larry DiGirolamo, Gary Bullard, David Cattley, Kristen Ryan, Jennifer Gromicko, Michelle McBride; Row 4: Michelle Secor, Kathy McNally, Amy Donnemeyer, Michelle Claus, Sharon Tonet, Gail Thompson, Jim Weist, Dave Shortt, Bill Bright, Mark Lutynsky, Ben Cortese, Kim Shurina, Lori Fleissner, Jo Carion, Diana Donnemeyer, Joe Lavrich, Director: Mr. Sam Lamendola. 151 FEATURE TWIRLER ... Sharon Cunningham and Lisa Grebeck Jerilyn Gre enawalt ee STAGE BAND Sitting: Mark Lutynsky, Amy Kurn, Bill Bright, Nadine Siwicki, Dana Braun, Fonda Campbell, Sharon Cunningham, Johanna Carion; Standing: Mr. Sam Lamendola, George Preisser, Jim Weist, Dave Shortt, Al Kudlach, Jennifer Gromicko, Amy 152 Donnermeyer eceOftes oc D = FSm8 O CE wees Ci 2 a x Sic: Te Bim? gs aS ENHOS BR5° § ©: $a 4° eo eB oe ape ce) egRER2 = a MU at , Oa i te Nicole Tokar Kneeling: Sharon Rommes (Head), Cathy Becker (Co-Head); Standing: Carol Cindy Taliani and Toni Ives Becker, Nicole Tokar t t if QO = . anf a) O T. ce O re Tereenecere: t : ae — 284. % r FLAGS Kneeling: Anita Bailie, Laurie Brim, Shelley Albaugh, Brenda Cushman Standing: Lynne Kistler, Kim Joestlein, Louisa Bonazza (Head), Mary Lou Grebeck (Co-Head), Lisa Dillner, Cindy Hensel Kneeling: Kim Bur- chell (Head), Jeri Greenawalt (Fea- ture Twirler), Debbie Paszek (Co-Head), Standing: Mary Jo Pastorek, Dorothy Lassinger, Jodi May, Kim Tonet, Vonna May, Renee Szymanski, Tammy Gizienski, Diana Kerestan, Barb Georgic, Sherry Schomburger = © “Uv o==O 7 nY e Kneeling: Karen Clark, Vicki Szczepanski, Denise Bridges, Standing: Sheryl Manning, Karla Robinson, Daneen Braun, Michele Bellavia, Sue McKenna, Becky Metal, Debbie Yute, Sue Uriah, Mary Ann Zonarich, Brenda Speer, Jackie Zaletta CHORUS — = jamaus Row 1: Danette Goessling, Kathy Bailie, Beth Richards, Mary Lou Grebeck, Lynne Kistler, Debbie Sinclair, Debbie Paszek, Dana Braun, Fonda Campbell, Brenda Speer, Sherry Jackson, Caroline Graham, Michelle Ornc Vera Harencame, Happy Fletcher, Row 2: Tanya Karowski, Lynn Reina, Sue Bonin, Ellen Wargo, Deb! ‘ane. Tammy Bamrick, Kathy Toscolani, Nanette Shoop, Lisa Morris, Alisha Beacham, Daneen Braun, Don: K xy, Eden Moeller, Sue Ganster, Georgean Olar, Mr. Sam Lamendola (Director), Row 3: Nadine Siwi Claus, Cora Phillips, Amy Creeks, Karen Sarver, Denise Sarver, Sharon Rommes, Sue Willi ! tynsky, John Scitticat, Jim Weist, David Shortt, Henry Ostrowski, Robyn Scitticat, Regina Verd roaum, Laura Weist, Donna Huemme, Pam Stuckey AND “NOTES” MUSIC DEPARTMENT AWARDS ALLE-KISKI HONORS BAND (AT KISKi) Kathy Bailie, Dana Braun, Bill Bright, Amy Kurn, Mark Lutynsky DISTRICT BAND (AT PENN HILLS) Kathy Bailie, Amy Kurn MID-EAST CONFERENCE (AT PITTSBURGH) Bill Bright, Mark Lutynski, Kathy McNally DISTRICT CHORUS (AT KEYSTONE OAKS) Donnajean Kavinsky, Brenda Speer REGIONAL CHORUS (AT GREATER LATROBE) Donnajean Kavinsky, Brenda Speer JR. DISTRICT CHORUS (AT MOON TOWNSHIP) Tammy Bamrick, Beth Richards Awards presented at the annual banquet held at the Horn of Plenty on May 5, 1981 were: ee ae pats ted NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD. c.ecsocccscsoocssesesnseeeeensene Kathy Bailie aT aT Ret aE TSS JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD.......0....cccccccceecseeeeeee James Weist Uniforms with sex appeal? LEWIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD.ccccscoososesssse-oevee Amy Kurn ARION. AWARE sieosecsssSievscarss ee Kathy Bailie DIRECTOR'S AWARD ecscsessseseseeeee ES Nadine Siwicki All senior chorus and band members received a trophy. Students with four years of participation received a jacket. ALLE-KISKI! BAND FESTIVAL 155 — Drama 'dramatics’ show you humanly how to spell DRAMA! 1 sting and hanging from the left are Georgina DeAngelis, Debbie Paisley, Jill Gall, Mary Jo De!o.« 9, Dana Paszel:, Larry Claus, Steve Scimio, Stephanie Smrdel, Nick Yeckel, Lisa Valerio, Jc:y! DiSanti, Ma Martin and Phil Pierre are punctuating the front row. Arena. Kelly Anything Goes in Drama! Above: Be prepared in drama class to be expected to do what you would never dream of doing, or once thought ‘ others were crazy for doing. Right: It's a blast to raid the prop room. However, don’t try and make yourself scarce when Miss Miller is on the look-out for a clean-up committee. Make-up artist, Susan Grandy, adds a few years to Lori Spondike. DRAMA, Deer Lakes style is composed of many elements. We express our dramatic abilities by demonstrating tragedy, sadness, comedy, love, hate, indifference and gratitude. Drama can be almost anything at all. You may enter the class thinking you have no talents, but by the time you finish the course, you will have expressed some hidden skills. Drama students perform for the student body and for community groups. A trip to New York City for in- terested students is an especially fascinating adventure. Botton ria Robinson, Jodi May, Barb Compson, Rick Bamrick, Sue Grandy, Connie Runas, Lisa Scott, Karen Clarke Row 2 Burchell, Stephanie Smrdel, Kelly Martin, Nick Yeckel, Julie Eichner, Debbie Kane, Bonnie Biondo, Maria Arena, Terri P ith, Tina Simonetti, Vanessa Fuhr, Janine DiSanti, George Kobert, Robin Schmidt, Rita Skok, Sue Smith, Jim Riley Row 3 Freshwater, Debbie Paisley, Georgina DeAngelis, Gary Bullard, Larry Claus, Lisa Valerio, Deanna Yaconis, Jeff Gentile, Stov ro Carroll, Dana Paszek, Elise Capuano, Charlene Wellington Row 4 e Richardson, Mark Osele, Norma Dudzinski, Rick Schomburger, Vicki Szczepanski, Terri Demko, Mary Jo Daloisio Gary Kubala, Ken Gibbs, Lori Spondike, Alisha Beacham, Sue Evans, Becky Smith, Stephanie Hrivnak, Jill Gall rs rwvas —_ en Front Row: Helen Zeitz, Jodi Banyas, Kris Shok, Debbie Krol, Debbie Marks, Amy Fredenburg, Michelle Bellavia, Jodi Watts, Chariet Aymar, Jane Flaherty, Sharon Manning, Beth Grunden Row 2: Bonnie Schultz, Mary Margaret Graham, Terri Gamble, Laura Hunter, Jackie Switalski, Michelle Nagy, Bonnye Nock, Vonna May, Michelle Grebeck, Mary Jo Pastorek, Karen Olean, Sharon Wilkinson, Sue Uriah Row 3: Sherry Pinko, Tammy Hollibaugh, Dave Misera, Bill Murray, Craig Taliani, Jim Tepke, Nadine Siwicki, Anita Skok, Lenny Greiner, Ted Bajack, Nancy Hice, Sandy Riley 157 ACCOLADE ’81 | os i Front Row: Rhonda Lawther, Cathy Huet, Karen Joestlein, Lynn Kistler, Debbie Renner, Sue Evans, aura Weist, Dennis O'Connor, Frank Yenca, Happy Fletcher, Row 2: Laureen Biondi, Mary B. Stwaczkowski, Lynn Misera, Mary Lou Grobock, Mary Diana, Donajean Kavineky Johanna Carion, Gary Kubala, Brad Goldberg, Joe Lawley, Eden Moeller, Row 3: Laura Robinson, Lily Gurtner, Garb Georgic Sheri Schomburger, Joanne Bodnar, Cindy Hensel, Mike Lawley, Pam Borowski, Marianne Yanicko, Jerry Demko, Regina Verdu, Audrey Prokop Michelle Orndoff, Row 4: Michelle Albaugh, Alisha Beacham, Susan Grandy, Norma Dudzinsk!, aren Wagner, Chris | , Kathy Clomental Pete McNally, Bill Bright, Michelle Truszkowski, Mrs. George (Advisor), Sue Georgic, Nicole Toxer, Marlinda Kn Left: Sue Grandy, Pam Borowski (Senior Section Editor), Chris Huet and Michelle Albaugh (Activity Editor) learn how to use the ‘proper cropper’ from Mr. Stewart. Lower Left: Mike Daloisio, Cliff Rogel, Dana Wangler (Sports Section Editor) and Sales Managers, confer on the stat page, Above: Mike Lawley, Johanna Carion (Photographer), Marlinda Knoch and Lynn Kistler lay-out the academic section. Below: Head typist, Karen Joestlein, checks type sheet specs with assistant typist, Donajean Ka vinsky. Missing is Karen Wagner. a7 Ninth Grade Section Editors, Laureen Biondi, Joe Lawley and Mary B. Szwaczkowski Sue Georgic, Business Manager and Lay-out Editor for the advertisement section Bill Bright j er ‘endless Susan Grandy and Norma Dud- zinski introduce the Accolade slide show assembly Left: C Chief photographer, Dennis O'Connor and Editor-in-Chief, Susa Grandy,take time out for a posed picture (an Accolade no-no!) Lower Left: Even artist, Pete McNally, gets the tedious task of sorting pictures. Above: Sue Evans (Junior Section Editor) conters with Mrs. G. (Yes, Mrs. G., we can tell when you are unhappy.) Below: A typical after school Tuesday and Thursday ‘jam session’. LANCER ‘THOUGHTS’ AND ‘FAVORITES’ Arandom survey taken late in May, 1981, concluded the following topics as favorite Deer Lakes specialities. FAVORITE MUSIC Hard rock Soft rock FAVORITE SPORT BEST EATING Country | Musicals ee PLACE — Basketball Mev onalce Di ‘i ue Volleyball Pizza Hut Baseball Wendys Swimming Ponderosa Tennis Red Lobster Soccer Long John Silvers Track BurgerKing WHAT | HATE THE Follarekating Horn of Plenty MOST ... Rax School Eat-n-Park Homework ES Tests Getting up BEST MUSICAL ree GROUP School lunches REO Speedwagon ie Curfews STYX Ooo l MOVIES A certain person Led Zepplin Friday the 13th ( Cleaning DOORS Stir Crazy AC DC Nine to Five Bob Seger Pvt. Benjamin Charlie Daniels Up In Smoke Stones Happy Birthday To FAVORITE PAS- Lynyrd Skynrd Jazz Singer Prom Night TIMES The Shining Parties Smokey and the Band Radio (listening) Urban Cowboy Records (listening) BEST ACTRESSES woes Goldie Hawn Rollerskating Sally Field Watching TV Barbara Streisand Reading Horseback riding BEST ACTORS Going out Burt Reynolds Clint Eastwood Robert Redford FAVORITE FOODS PIZZA ... by an over- whelming majority French fries Steak FAVORITE TV Spaghetti PROGRAMS Chicken Bosum Buddies MOST IMPORTANT Shae MASH NEWS EVENTS Lobster Guiding Light President Reagan Hamburgers oo 4 Hazzard shot All Italian Food ridays Pork Chops Sat. Night Live Pope Paul shot Piroges SOAP Iran Hostages. re- Tacos Magnum Pl leased Ice cream General Hospital Space shuttle Potato chips 3's Company Atlanta Child Murders PS ...no student refrained Different Strokes John Lennon killed Super Bowl Reagan elected President End of school from answering the ‘favor- ite food question.’ Dallas Ss — = During the course of a school year, faculty and administration accommodate the academic, social, and even physical, needs of students. A typical day is filled with progress, disappointment, failure, suc- cess, good friendships, humor and even a fair share of routine activities. Life in the classes and halls of DL is not dull. Miss Kish and Miss Scheid discuss the ‘Mock Wedding” events (Below) Mrs. Kolek checks for Piantars warts. Sekanick (Left) Greg gets a hall pass from Mr. Powers, LIBRARY Staff: Mrs. Janet Micklow (Library Aide), Miss Daunice Keslar (Librarian), Mrs. Sonja Montag (Library Aide) What's it say, Bruce7 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ovant (for the rest of us ‘before’) LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT ee ated) Miss Aurella Barch, Mrs. Amy Faith, (Standing) Mr. Fiiohard k, Mrs. Joan Voskamp, Dr. Frank Ameruoso (Chairperson) Mr. Donald pela SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ae = - Wi gti aA ui Y “Wp eI iS « i ar LP huh, Gordie? _— Staff: (front) Mr. Paul Vokish, Mr. James Modey, Mr. Leonard Scimio (Standing) Mr. Larry Simonetti, Mr. David Whartenby (Chairperson), Mr. Joseph Defazio, Mr. John Tabis In love again... Freshmen drive some teachers crazy a Hard at work SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ately ee — Seated: Mrs. Judith George, Mr. Dino Acciai (Chairperson), Miss Jeanette Colpo, Standing: Mr. Mike McCormack, Mr. Karl Kennedy, Mr. Terry Bodnar, Mr. Larry Connelly “If Miss Colpo finds out wh yrowing in here...” ® ————— : : af = i — Ae — ; S ‘ i . 4 Pay attention, Kathy. fr Ra he th Male or female | hate labs. 4 a = oo . EE = MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 1nd Ron hard at work ’ = Nal . -. es Staff: (Standing) Mr. John Burk (Chairperson), Mr. Anthony Taliani, (Seated) Mr. James Farster, Mrs. Lynn Sasala, Mr. Al Fletcher Do you know what these buttons mean? Pay attention to your class, not peo sI1e in the hall . o' PEOP i Y f ie BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PF Staff: Mrs. Sylvia Radovitch, Mr. Thomas Ahearn, Miss Catherine Smerdel (Chairperson), Mrs. Annette Scheid Conce Jilds speed ) accuracy 2 : ) pees HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION . bse i, a ’ Sa eke tee 5 PY gym class ey =. fi iy eh we SF! Staff: Mrs. Arlene Miller, Mr. John Uriah, Miss Laura Leri a f ”: 4 oie. Not pictured, Mr. David Stuckley (Chairperson) =— | Who me? AS ‘ on es Julie learns CPR Amazing! INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 1 b . — Staff: Mr. Curtis Benke, Mr. Joe Williams, Mr. Joe Scalise, Mr. Delmas Mayle Pam at work. ae f 2.4 -—a2 ‘Sue, what are you up to? ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Nick Gromicko Iris draws with care. “We're havin’ some fun! Arranging. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MM ibe DRIVERS EDUCATION Mrs. Arlene McCullough (Reading Aide), Mrs. Deborah Beresik (Faculty) 173 HEALTH OFFICE f= Tee oe . = ,F ec a (ow Ave | re ay oF | Mrs. Billie Kolek, Nurse Mrs. Lily Martin, Secretary GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Staff: (Pictured left) Mr. James Marsili, Counselor Mr. Daniel Angeloni, Counselor (Pictured below) Mrs. Madeline Frediey, Secretary A.M. BEATTIE STUDENTS Ly NY ‘ | a ‘aa a oy, Kim Speakman, Pam Ambrosi, Nancy Queen, Melinda Daniels, Mary Jane Fitton, DeeDee Paskorz, Kathy Kubichan, First Rov Renee helle Vaccaro, Diane Freshwater, Maggie McCarthy, Chris Ostrzycki Back Rov ca (Bus Driver), Judy Petrovich, Linda Calhoun, Michelle Aliff, Robin Trocki, Mike Lassinger, Eric Pavlik, Dave Reinhardt Dean Jor M. BEATTIE STUDENTS Bottom: Debbie Shema, Toni Ives, Jeff Sauers, Brenda Hartman, Ed Paskorz, Jennifer Elliott, Gail Kristoff Second Row: Kim Stobert, Rick Sundo, Leah Broge, Bonnie Biondi, Holly Bakaj, Janic Grenick, Julie Polaski, Nadine Wise Third Row: Tammy Huffman, Dennis Olean, Dave Rosencrance, Dave Graham, Dave Olean, Tim Bialas, Martin Woscek, Joe Marks, Doug Burget, Bob Kaminski, Brian Hwostow, Bill Buzza, Bob English, Jim Chirdon 3 Windows: Jim Cush, John Hammerman, Lynn Puasic, Denise Lerch, Bill O'Connor, Doug Elsessor, Carlo Calamosca 7 NURSERY SCHOOL =f Cindy Hensel almost has undivided atten! oy PF gil ie a oe 4 , 4 — Ww - le ; v f ’ y | ! ; . A | Beaming 1@ young protegees! MOCK WEDDING Getting the kiddies organized is no easy feat! x Bride and Groom, Gary Kubala and Jan Bentley are flanked by Bridesmaids: Sharon Tonet, Tammy Bajack, and Mary Dave Fisher and Maria Arena Ann Zonarich Yum, Yum! Child Development and Independent Living Classes are responsible for organizing the Deer Lakes Nursery School and Mock Wedding. Under the supervision of Home Eco- nomic teachers, Miss Nancy Scheid and Miss Gretchen Kish, Deer Lakes students organize and conduct all nurs- ery school and wedding preparations. 176 INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOW sallery of Fine Furniture BIT A a Other talent The annual Deer Lakes In- dustrial Arts Show was held on Friday, May 22, 1981. Pro- jects displayed by students in- cluded wood crafts, metal working, photography, archi- tectural designing, and fine art exhibits. ACADEMIC AWARDS DAY , 13h. Mary Lynn Williams, Master of Ceremonies, Wendy receives high honor recognition = ( ” se e : helps distribute awards. from Mr. Norris Mr. Marsili recognizes Mark Osele as a National ; i| i] Merit Scholar je a ; wa) Bs - . ' Drama students are recognized by Miss Miller Students receive certificates of appreciation for winter olympics —r1 (Left) Rebecca Metal receives the Hesckett Scholarship Foundation Award (Right) Amy Kurn receives the Jazz Award from Mr. Lamendola —— J , eo Mr. Favero announces Gary Bullard’s ‘‘Out- Brenda Hartman also excells in English 12 standing English 12 Award! . Mrs. George pres 1@ Grandy and Sue Georgic the “Outstanding Year- book Editor’ Mr. Acciai and Mr. Burk made Science and Math Department Awards CHAIN AND LINK CEREMONY a) aa i Library Awards are presented by Miss Keslar Julie takes the final stand i T AK: le OOO wns scovinvvetnvincsoesines ‘ “Out with the old, in with the new ... here comes the CLASS OF 1982! a Kay Lesney receives the Academic Eng- . 3 lish Award KLASSROOM KANDIDS Aw, now | lost my pagel rat Ly. BUS DRIVERS ling: Joyce Tano, Lee Ann Zalus, Paul Larden, Jim Chirdon, Earl Greenwald, Carlos 10sca, Walter Jura ing: Pat Krstonich, Lee Coalson, Valerie Ippolito, Millie Zonarich, Armeda Rosch, Phil iarski, Barbara Salego, Pat Lutty, Helma Walewski, Mary Ann Gibbs, Moreen Elliott, Ganster ictured: Jim Kerr, Ray Klepfer, Carol Lutz, Perry Watts, Ethel Smay, Mary Bajack, Vedro, and Steve Vedro | = - CUSTODIANS fret pe 181 The CAFETERIA . . . Ea saa Staff: (Seated) Theresa Grebeck, Jeanne Perl, Loretta Weist, Iva Mae Long, June May, Molly Wat- terson (Standing) Kathy Conway, Betty Kubichan, Bella Angelini, Carol Crum, Ann Farrasso, Carol Jen- esky, Joan Watts, Betty Radage ... to boast athletic accomplishments, to spread our pride, to sell tickets, and to advertise the big news that's going on at DL ... beat everyone else out to the salad bar, or (below), if you are a faculty monitor to secretly wish you were somewhere else ... anywherel -.. feed your face, of course... but, if you have managed to survive the sometimes ‘interesting’ lunch periods without peas in your hair and... (may- be we'd better not tell), it becomes a real gymnastic challenge to cautious- ly tip-toe back to the kitchen with your tray and you still intact. Oh welll (left) gossip, or sneak out (to anywhere), if the time is right, and (above) wait for a ride home when a long day is finished. 183 BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION — = = Seated: Mr. Anthony F. Marsico, Superintendent, Mr. George Mervosh Jr.. Mr. William ' iarper, Board Secretary, John W. Peck II, Solicitor Standing: Mr. William Hilty, Mr. Thomas DeMartini, Board President, |v onald Kove °h, Mr. Roland Stariha, Mr. Anthony Corrado, Mrs. Margaret Dobrzynski, Board Vice-President zz HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE SECRETARIES CENTRAL OFFICE ' RETARIES Standing: Mrs. Mary Aleta Biehl (Secretary, Mr. Mar- sico) Mrs. Patricia Paszek (Accounts Payable) Mrs , Helen Pompe (Payroll Clerk) Mrs. Florence Kondrak (standing) Mrs. Geraldine O'Dell CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION MR. ANTHONY F. MARSICO, SUPER- INTENDENT (Standing) MR. WILLIAM G. HARPER, JR., BUSINESS MANAGER, MR. DON- ALD F. DIMARCO, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT HIG HOOL PRINCIPAL MR. JMAS E. NORRIS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM E. POWERS : a EXPRESSIONS! (ie Ova AD , . N [MBIRESSIONS! Ty ke a ae .; 4 anh . ae KENNYWOOD ‘81 f | pwese , . ran) — y— y ye 77 Pal ” ® ‘ Wee ao mi |) ill 7 Sa ‘ (oo Tom! Eating already Here | come! On May 19. 1981 the yearbook photog- raphers were on the ball again — this time we were off to Kennywood to cover the annual Deer Lakes School Picnic What a task!! We are proud to say that we're the first in this area to use this event in the yearbook. If we missed ya sorry, watch for us next ye ar. Hope you Just havin’ fu enjoy our new tradition Johanna and Marlinda Gi ron Sa, a7 | J +s “OS | eee, Re’ f a fe ! i a 4 — = | = , Pay —_- ( Wait till you get to the bottom! . Ready, aim, fire! Amy relives — childhood memores A Al L Ad | | Gimesp Wheeeeeel!! Hi, Mrs. Geroge, Yes, it’s truel! eS —_ P Seniors enjoy their last picnic Mirror magic 4 . = v Fast moving freshmen See ya next year (left) HURRY BACK — RT ae @ ; : AVING FUN AT KENNYWOOD wali Pam Borowski (Editor), Rhonda Lawther, Mary Lynn Williams, Mary Diana Susan Evans (Editor), Alisha Beacham Dennis O'Connor (Editor), Alan Wettach, Cathy Huet, Barb Georgic Dana Wangler (Manager), Cliff Rogel, Mike Dia- loisio, Pam Olar, Sherry Schomburger THE ACCOLADE FAMILY ... We are Growing ... ! SUSAN GRANDY Editor-in-Chief KAREN JOESTLEIN Typing Editor KAREN WAGNER DONAJEAN KAVINSKY Assistant Typists Susan Georgic, Norma Dudzinski, Karen Wagner, Donajean Kavinsky, Eden Moeller, Bill Bright, Cindy Hensel, Lily Gurtner, Frank Yenca, Dennis O'Connor, John Simmons, Joanne Bodnar, Nicole Tokar, Laura Robinson, Carol Becker, Sharon Cunningham, Pau- lette Kurtiak, Debbie Renner, John Cremer, Gail Thompson, Michelle Orndoff, Laura Weist, Kathy Spichty, Mike Lawley, Sue Grandy, Sue Evans. © ly Albaugh, Tracey Rossi, Michelle McBride, | McBride, Lynn Misera, Chris Huet, Cathy SENIOR SECTION JUNIOR SECTION SOPHOMORE SECTION SUSAN GEORGIC Business Manager NORMA DUDZINSKI Assistant Business Manager THE BUSINESS STAFF (Ad campaign, typing, contest, financial arrangements) DENNIS O’CONNOR JOHANNA CARION Chief Photographers ARTWORK Susan Grandy, Pete McNally PHOTOGRAPHERS Dennis O'Connor, Johanna Carion, Joe Lawley, Pam Borowski, Tom Hibbs, Cathy Clements, Mike Law- ley, Mary Lynn Williams, Gary Ku- bala, Laura Robinson, Nicole To- kar, Mr. Dan Angeloni, Nadine Siwicki, Mrs. Judith George, CO- LAO Studios, LeTour Studios Rhonda Lawther, Mary Diana, Jean Slimick. ‘ SALES PROOFREADERS Clements, Mrs. Bright, Michelle Bellavie Joestlein, Mary Lou Grebeck ATHLETICS Dana Wanc Mike Dial Editor), Cliff Rogel, Vendy Birsic FRESHMAN SECTION ACAD © SECTION Laureen Biondi (Editor), Mary Beth Szwaczkows' Joe Lawley, Lynne Misera Johanna Knoch, Ly (Editor), Marlinda tler, Mike Lawley Debbie Renner, Lynne Kistler, Johanna Carion, Mar- linda Knoch, Michelle Orndoff ACCOLADE CONTEST CONTESTANTS ... John Halloran, Jackie Zaleta, Michelle Nagy, Laurie Rogers, Joni Tru- siak, Jeri Greenawalt, Tami Good, Karen Jenkins, Deanna Yaconis, Sue Crawford, Margo Jannello, Andy Micklow, Julie Eichner, Leah Broge, Karen Joestlein, Tammy Bajack, Sue Grandy, Pam Borowski, Susan Ma- sarik, Alan Rommes, Lisa Valerio, John Weiss, Greg McMullen, David Nether, Frank Burns, Dorothy McDade, Vanessa Fuhr, Georgina DeAnge- lis, Sharon Cunningham, Robin Baker, Debbie Shema, Brenda Speer, Laureen Biondi, Tammy Sikovsek, David Graham, Joe Bodnar, Stacey Pacek, Kevin Smith, Jim Weist, Todd Massack, Ernie Koeberlein, Donald Vidic, Cheryl Manning, Deann Daniels, Carlos Trinidad, Jim Rogers, Bren- da Cushman, Aurora Fischer, Linda Calhoun, Michelle Bellavia, Sean Weir, Frank Yenca, Cheryl Jackson, Amy Kurn, Jim Johnson, Debbie Renner, Michelle McBride, Michelle Truszkowski, Lynn Kistler, Marianne Yanicko, Laura Weist, Amy Frendenberg, Laura Hunter, Terri Gamble, Mary M. Graham, Bonnye Nock, Jodi Watts, Karen Olean, Debbie Marks, Beth Glunden, Charlet Aymar, Tammy Huffman, Richard Chleboski, Den- nis O'Connor, Jim Mashey, Kathy Spichty, Bill Bright, Julie Richardson, David Treusch, Paul Nilson, Keith McAdams, Chestena Fischer, Eden Moeller, Kathy McNally, Chanel Seibert, Theresa Miller, Paula Truckley, Karen Weaver, Colleen Smith, Louisa Bonazza, Cindy Lyons, Danielle Aymar, Betty Tomsko, Mary Markovitch, Mary Diana, Norma Dudzinski, Karen Wagner, Kelly LaRocca, David Dudzinski, Mike Gandziarski Every task performed for the Accolade is important. Dozens of Lancers, staff and community persons assisted in the production of the ’81 ACCOLADE. CONTRIBUTING LANCERS Lori Fleissner, Paulette Kurtiak, Michelle Orndoff, Ron Ruka- vina, Mark McKrell, Golf Team, Vanessa Fuhr, Chuck Wilc- zynski, Jim Milbert, Eric Castello, Sandy Riley, Terri Gamble, Kim Tonet, Brian Daughterty, Coleen Leddy, Luann Holsing, Denise Deets, Jeff McAdams, Paul Nilson, Ken Mosser, Ed Logan, Lisa Morris, Bill Murray, OLHS FACULTY, Mr. Norris, Mr. Powers, Miss Colpo HOMEROOM CONTEST ENTREES Mr. Acciai's CRAZY CHEMISTS, Mr. Ahearn’s Class, DOC'S DICTIONARIES (Dr. Ameruoso), Mr. Benke's METAL MON. STERS, Mr. Bodnar's BONEHEADS, JOE'S JUNKIES (Mr, De fazio), Mrs. DiGirolamo's CONQUISTADORS, Mrs. Faith's FREAKY FLASHERS, Mr, Fletcher's FIENDISH FIENDS, Mrs George's GOLG! BODIES, Mr. Kennedy's COWCHIPS, Miss Leri's LUNATICS, Miss Miller's DRAMATIC FANATICS, Mrs. Sasala's SUBSETS, Mr. Sekanick’s Class, Mr. Simonetti's SIDEWINDERS, Mrs. Slomkowski's POMMES FRITES, Miss Smerdel's SCRIBES, Mr. Staraniec's MANIACS, Mr. Tabis’ TERRIBLE TEENAGERS WITHOUT A NAME, Mr. Taliani’s BLACK SABBATHS, PAUL’S POLLACKS (Mr. Vokish), Mrs. Voskamp’s VULTURES, Mr. Whartenby’s WACHY WINDS. BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL PATRONS WOW! You Sure Know How To Make US Feel Good! A rousing, bombastic, exhuberant burst of applause (can’t you hear it?) goes out to the fantastic, generous BUSINESS and PERSONAL PATRONS who chose to advertise and support the 1981 Accolade. Who ever said people don’t care? The 1981 Accolade Contest won 75 free yearbooks for DL students. As re- wards for their outstanding efforts, three classes were treated to breakfast ‘in theirhomerooms’, compliments of the Ac- colade Staff. Cash prizes were awarded to individual winners. But, the real prize is ... together we are able to produce a yearbook bigger and more inclusive than ever before. The Accolade calls this LANCER POWER! we've shared with you, MRS. SASALA! Billy Bright Rich Chieboski Larry DeGirolamo Janine DiSanti Karen Suvoy Happy Fletcher Alan Diliner Chestena Fischer Ron Kowalkowski Larry Segriff Kelly Martin Jim Mashey Jeff McLaughlin Kathy McNally Eden Moeller Luann Holsing Luck and Love Your Subsets Paul Nilson Dennis O'Connor David Olean Julie Richardson Jeff Sauers Gary Schwartzbauer Al Kudlach Ralph Segriff John Simmons Keith Smith Kathy Spichty Nicole Tokar David Treusch Brian Whitico Bill Wrbican Keith McAdams $10 Cash Prize Winners Lancers YOU are the GREATEST! This year everyone got into the ad sec- tion. Clubs culty, Administration, Rela- tives and C joined the ranks of AC- COLADE s -s. Read on for a differ- ent ‘adv { experience!’ We LOVE it. = ai ibiauigne us renee es Seated: Kelly LaRocca, Cindy Lyons, outs. Key ho assisted with the Standing: Frank Yenca, Pam Borowski, Bill Bright layouts we : Dudzinski and Lilly Gurtner. T ousiness transactions were mainly accomplished by Karen Wagner, Donnajean Kavinsky, Cindy Hen rma. What a job! REMEMBE! =LL THE BUSINESS PERSONS YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE 1981 DEER LAKES ACCOLADE. eee May the joys your son brings you be as many as COLAO STUDIOS “YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS’’ GOODLUCK MmOnrrhe CLASSOF hig 1981 “Photography ‘or all occasions Portrait photography COLAO STUDIOS 5519 Walnut Street Shadyside Pittsburgh, Pa. 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Flynn Highway Gibsonia, PA PHONE: 443-0520 U.S. METALS ACCEPTANCE CO. 600 Chatham Park Drive PHONE: 344-9990 UNIVERSAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CORP. 789 Penn Avenue PHONE: 242-6600 BLOWN IN CELLULOSE INSULATION “Viewtiful’’ Route 909 Co: PHONES: 226-2303 Tarentum 361-6096 Pittsubrgh ALLEGHENY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES, INC. 122 Fourth Avenue Tarentum, PA 15084 Restaur “Like Dining on a Cloud”’ TRI’S nd Cocktail Lounge imb Hill Plu oro, PA Banquei end Party Fax PHONE: 335-447 MRS. FAITH’S =ARLESS FLEET OF FREAKY FLASHERS Row 1: Shelly Albaugh, Jill Gall, Pauline Shelestak, Janice Greneck, Stacy Pacek, Cheryl Simmons, Row 2: Mrs. Faith, Perry Zilka, Brad Gentile, Antho- ny Tassotti, Bob Kaminsky, Brian Hwostow, Frank Wilbert, Jim Cush, David Graham, Row 3: Bill Re- galski, Wayne Noftz, Dan Mech, David Rosen- crance, Bill Murray, Bob English, Dennis Lindgren, Mark Cunich Quality Service A SALUTE TO THE SENIORS FROM DOC’S DICTIONARIES There are 237 students in the 1981 graduating class of Deer Lakes. On the evening of June 5, 1981, a set goal was achieved by the 237 students. They received a certificate which verifies that the individual has satisfactorily com- pleted the course of study prescribed by the Board of Edu- P cation for this high school. SA ip S S TENA ES UNL IMI TED The diploma is more than a document of scholastic achievement. It is symbolic of a key that has many mean- ings. Itis a key that has locked together so many precious and everlasting friendships, for after commencement it is Main Street possible the Class of '81 will never be reunited again as a Russellton, PA 15076 group. It is a key held forever by each person to bring reminders of all the good times, the things you got away with, and also the ones you didn’t. PHONE: 265-4129 The diploma is the key that has opened new doors for each graduate. Through these doors each person will find independence, love, responsibility, confidence and self- HAIR STYLING FOR respect. In this world each will be confronted with a mea- MEN WOMEN sure of troubles, complications and hardships. These will be endured if each attempts to understand and to accept, to be able to accommodate change, and not dwell on criti- cism. In this same world each one of us holds a key to happi- ness. It is wished that you reach your endeavors to the fullest. Good Luck and may God Bless You All. Doc's Dictionaries EAT'NRELAX, EAT'N DRINK. EAT'N TALK, EAT'N SMILE. EAT'N MEET, EAT'N TREAT. EAT'N ENJOY. E€atn Park 274-6211 Springdale Tonal owen whisper wheal ” weal never Juy 902 Pittsburgh Street Springdale, Pa. 15144 ‘GOOD LUCK, LANCERS”’ from WENDY'S OLD-FASHIONED HAMBURGERS 2691 Freeport Road Harmarville, PA OLD FASHIONED 828-3105 Official Inspection Business Phone Station No. 0509 265-3100 265-1732 Teddy J. Plucinski’s Garage and Ted’s Auto Sales Expert Motor and Body Repairs VW PARTS and SERVICE Saxonburg Blvd., R.D. 2, Cheswick, Pa. 15024 Teddy H. Plucinskl Service Manager Teddy J. Plucinski Owner PHONE 265-30 . EICHNER Exterior ainting per Kem Covering talled SELLING QUALITY SINCE 1949 ROBERT P. ERZEN ASSOCIATES Robert P. Erzen Sr. Main Street Russeliton, PA PALMERS DRUG STORE “GOOD LUCK SENIORS!” 265-1632 6058 Bolte Drive Verona, Pennsylvania 15147 Telephone 412 — 793-4640 HARRY KONDRICK’S GARAGE Towing — 24 Hour Service Body Work — Repairing PA State Inspection Station 265-1160 DEER LAKES YOUTH FRANCIS AND FOOTBALL ORGANIZATION DAVID HOWARD INC. WANTED: Football Players and Cheerleaders R. D. 4 PHONE: 265-2590 Tarentum, PA 15084 ; ; Painting — Roofing — Siding Register Anytime Before August 1 Room Additions Gementtaane (of every year) Phone: 224-1182 No 224-6574 David Howard No 8-13 Entrance Ownat Selling Years Old Fee DR. FREDERICK C. KURN 1045 Freeport Road Creighton, PA 15030 JNE: 224-7770 CONGRATULATIONS DEER LAKES CLASS OF 1981 ! 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JOE TRUSIAK STORE MANAGER 2IVAC ek ond) 412 681-1720 FROM THE GANG AT WALLBANGERS 7:00 am to 12:00 pm Sunday and Saturday WEST DEER VARIETY Russeliton Shopping Center “We Sell Everything Under the Sun” TO THE SENIORS OF 1981 and to their families Who Backed Them All the Way CONGRATULATIONS , .. and all our best wishes for lots Of Success and Happiness in the Exciting Days Ahead Senior High School Office Sta’ Mr. Norris Mr. Angeloni Mrs. ©’Dell Mr. Powers Mr. Marsili Mrs. ondral Mrs. Fredley CONGRATULATIONS AND G D LUCK CLASS OF '81 ! from MRS. SCHEID’S SUPER SENIORS: Shari Tracy Donajean Colleen Kelly Betty from Paula i Karen Mrs. Schied GOOD LUCK, KELLY ! Mike and Arlene GATEWAY INN Route 8 Gibsonia, PA 15044 224-5923 362-4635 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING CENTURY 21 LORCH REALTY APPLIANCES 4000 Mt. Royal Blvd. Allison Park, PA “‘We Service what we sell” 15101 Audio and Major Appliances 486-0422 1702 Broadview Blvd. Natrona Heights, PA Richard McCosby | aw ®) 935-2370 Business 7 DRD RAMA 265-3953 Home “THES S STORE”’ TTSBURGH’S ONLY McNIGHT PLASTIC DOLLAR INVENTORY Manufactireratar |ES BUT GOODIES” Custom Designed Magnetic Signs Indoor Outdoor Signs - TRADE RECORDS AND TAPES Personalized Business Clocks LAZA 486-2100 Viola Shopping Center .M. TO 5 P.M. - FRI. TILL 9 P.M. Wexford, Pa. 15090 Saxonburg B! Curtisville, | Compliments of SAW SALES C. LLOYD COMPANY MACHINERY CO. Curbing Patio stones 5160 N. Pioneer Road Wallstone Gibsonia, PA 15044 Building block 782-3220 443-3200 PHONE: 265-3445 ba ? a GLI? for the Professuo mal i cka (ae GEORGE E. KISTLER R.D. 3 Box 322E Tarentum, PA 15084 PHONE: 226-3686 Compliments from POOL KING: POOL MART OF CHESWICK Route 28 Cheswick, PA 15024 NORTHLANES BOWL Rt. 8 Gibsonia, PA 15044 Every nite — all nite bowl Children’s birthday parties Morning ladies coffee club including nursery 961-6840 443-7202 PHONE: 487-7700 N. L. KIMES ASSOCIATES, INC. P.O. Box 21 Allison Park, PA KINDLERS RUSSELTON GOLDEN DAWN DELI Fine meats Fresh Produce Fresh bakery products Deer Plaza 65-5333 EL (412) 224-7616 R J UNIFORM BOUTIQUE PROFESSIONAL UNIFORMS ACCESSORIES 326 FOURTH AVE TARENTUM, PA 15084 Phone: 295-2155 Phone: 224-6111 FREE TOWING — FREE ROAD TEST All Work Guaranteed Low Rates — Easy Payment Plan WILLIAM G. SPENCER BOX 394-8, A.D. 1 Owner NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. 15065 D. J. LaMANTIA, INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR H FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 56-2700 (ANSWERS 24 HOURS) 2626 PENN AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. 15222 Phone 323.8700 JAMES C. EASTLEY, INC. iditioning MECHANICAL iA’ CONTRACTOR Contractors SO) VINIAL STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. 15212 Phone: 265-3640 Northwind Auto Body Box 444-C - R. D. No. 5 Gibsonia, Pa. TONY SACCO Representative: Life-Health-BusIness-Home-Car 352 W. 7th Avenue Tarentum, PA 15084 Phone: 226-2811 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE @ Nationwide is on your side Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ’81 FROM | pe ts = a WEST DEER VOL. FIRE | ey 2 + ; DEPT. NO. 1 - y ; dorm Junior Members: Donna Elliot, Barbara Carroll, Carolyn Kearns, Dana Paszek, Eric Castello, George Eshenbaugh, Robin Trocki, Walt Cowfer PRES. Nelson Tonet CHIEF: James Hazlett New Members Invited — Be a part of ‘'1 ’ Fine group of Volunteers. ARENA AUTOMOTIVE ponte Air Conditioning RADIATOR AND Cooling System, Transmission Service, and TRANSMISSIONS CO. Supplies 3441 Butler St. Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Phone: 682-7072 “Special Discounts For Deer Lakes Students And Parents”’ | Maintenance Supplies Complete Janitorial Se ice SHAMROCK CHEMICAL CO. Charleroi, PA Mailing Address: P.O. Box 53 130 Lincoln Ave. Phones: Charleroi, PA 15022 (412) 483-5513 (412) 929-3770 N W Penna. Office Pittsburgh 144 Water Street Conneaut Lake, PA 16316 (412) 391-4655 (814) 382-2830 deco plants 4 y, 4 w company Betty Klingman Zi AF Center Manager CENTER (412) 961 - 0320 5422 ROUTE 8 (412) 443 - 7160 GIBSONIA, PA. 15044 HOME (412) 931 - 2692 Box 28 Bairdford, Pa. PHONE 265-2920 BOUCHAT OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC SUBARU CO. — % = 3020 FREEPORT ROAD - ROUTE 28 - NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. 15065 Telephone: 224-0600 - 362-6100 WEST PENN AVIATION West Penn Airport R.D. 3 Tarentum, Pa. —_ PHONE: 265-1269 4 Ny Fixed Operator Base w — Hangar — Charter Flights — Maintenance — Fuel FIRST SEN FCA BANK — Flight Instruction. — Aircraft Sales John Simmons and Mr. Dan Angeloni pose in front of the plane Mr. A. rode while taking the aerial shots of DLSHS for the 1981 Accolade inside cover. 1301 Pittsburgh Street Cheswick, Pa. 15024 5149 William Flynn Highwa y Gibsonia, Pa. 15024 PHONES 274-7600 443-6969 CONSTANTIN PONTIAC INC. “Since 1935” Compare Our Deal And Save Long Term Lease Purchase Vroxracle REALTOR JAMES A. HUET, Realtor BUYING 323 E. Sixth Avenue SELLING Tarentum, Pennsylvania 15084 APPRAISALS Phone: 412-224-2332 MANAGEMENT Mobil Culmerville At The Bridge 265-3213 JURA TRACTOR SALES INC. R.D. 4 Box 100 Tarentum, PA 15084 Congratulations Class of '81 MARSHA Kk. ALBRIGHT D.M.D. Practice Limited To Orthodontics Route 8 and Route 910 Gibsonia, PA 15044 Phone: 443-6868 SALES SERVICE 5835 Baum Blvd. 5835 Baum Blvd. Mon-Sat Mon-Fri 8-5:00 661-7533 661-7533 PARTS BODY SHOP 5835 Baum Blvd. 5889 Penn Circle S Mon-Fri 8-4:30 Mon-Fri 8-4:30 661-1355 661-9845 PHONE 226-244 Howe no : Auto Nepair VOLK E. 7TH AVE. SRENTUM, PA, “COMPLIMENTS C MODERN REPRODUCTION INC.” 141 Fort Pitt. Blvd Pittsburgh, PA 15222 281-6655 JAMES H. EICH, JR. North Hills Sales Representative Auto-Fire-Casually Life ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Erie Family Life Insurance Co. Erie Insurance Co. Home Office Erie, PA 544 Shepard Rd. Phones: R.D. 5 443-5021 Gibsonia, PA 364-1666 15044 BEST WISHES PUTTSOURGH INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS call TO The Future Years Ahead Class Of '81 AreaCode 412 MONTOGOMERY = WARDS CO. 462 9011 100 Burrell Plaza Lower Burrell, PA Phone: 339-5244 AERONAUTICAL M MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN COURSE t AVIONICS TECHNICIAN N COURSE : Communi- ASSOCIATE IN sPECIALIZED ; we TECHNOLOGY DEGREES s ff ALLEGHENY COUNTY AIRPORT BOX 10897 - PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA 15236 MONROEVILLE MOTOR COUNT INC. “Headquarters For LEE Jeans”’ Boys Girls — Mens — Ladies 3735 William Penn Highway Downtown New Kensington, and Natrona Heights Plaza Monroeville, Pa. 265-9994 NEIL’S V. W. SERVICE “GOOD LUCK ® PA State KELLY Inspection : SERVICE Complete Tune Ups Rocky, Mike, Mimi Body Work And Aunt Helen Point Work Saxonburg Blvd Curtisville, PA GRECO WELDING SUPPLIES INC. Rt. 28 Tarentum PA 15084 PHONES: 226-3800 361-7143 ITALIAN WORKERS AID SOCIETY Hall Rentals For Bingos, Meeting, Showers, Banquets And Weddings Starr Road Russeliton, PA 265-4002 CONGRATULATIONS KELLY! FROM FRIENDS NEW KENSINGTON M. MASKAS AND SONS DISTRIBUTORS AND MANUFACTURERS PHONE: 142 E. 7th Street 224-6009 Tarentum, PA 224-7278 15084 = (Sle celer in your printing... FREE! BLUE on Monday REO on Tuesday _. GREEN on Wednesday BROWN on Thursday ' BLACK Everyday 400 9th STREET (412) 339-1091 ( Printing wen AGDITIONAL SERVICES mE AN | o| j Foldinge | plug @ Cutting @ Dethe PRESS _. FREE PICK-UP 0 DELIVERY Congratulations Class Of '81 From STANICH CAFE Saxonburg Blvd. 265-1373 Wishing The Class Of 81 Great Success In Meeting The Challenges Of Your Future NORTH PITTSBURGH TELEPHONE CoO. Gibsonia, PA 443-1511 “UNDER THE BRIDGE”’ ALLEGHENY LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 206 Boyd Street Tarentum, PA 15084 224-6400 JACQUES JACQUES P.C. Attorneys-At-Law 25 Freeport Road a Heights, PA 15065 226-0671 rles Jacques Sr. rles Jacques Jr. iry Jane Jacque OOD LUCK 81” LOGAN PAINT “The Color Is You”’ Devoe And Everlasting Paints Wallpaper And Burhes 222 Fourth Ave. Tarentum, PA 15084 224-2402 GLOBE AUTO PARTS INC. Box 511 Main Street Russeliton, PA 265-3750 RECON PLUS Michaels Road Russellton, Pa. TRUCK RECONDITIONING ¢ TOWING « TRUCK AND AUTO SALES PHONE PHONE 265-4660 265-5123 BESTWISHESTOTHECLASS OF 198 1 Compliments PHONE (412) 443-7211 BUTLER AUTO AUCTION Alex Pate Kramer Road General areget Gibsonia, Pa., 15044 aor Tt, . BUTLER AUTO AUCTION CANDIDS Top left: Chery! Jackson adds a few ‘‘knots” to Amy Donnermeyer's hair, Top right: Mr. Bodnar beats Jett Gentile in the balloon contest, Bottom left; Takin it easy! Bottom right: So, there! CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! “CLASS OF 1981” (@ { ( = Below: Displaying sexy legs, sexy...... The guys (or gals) or whatever show their skills 5 TW — from the VARSITY CLUB GOOD LUCK ! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1981 GOOl SK TO THE CLASS OF abi 4981 MRS. GEORGE'S Thanks to all of you GOLGI BODIES who have bought and sold Amy Donnermeyer Mike Lawley AVON all through the year. Amy Kurn Jenny Gromicko Jim Johnson Michele Orndoff B. Th ompson Sean Weir Paulette Kurtiak Maria Arena Debbie Renner Avon Manager Frank Yenca Cheryl Jackson Michelle McBride Below: The GOLGI BODIES count fruit flies. (412) 443-5710 Family Dentist JOHN D. CHIPS, D.D.S. Office Hours: 5615 Route 8 by appointment Gibsonia, PA 15044 “CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’81 !” LEO BOCH AGENCY INSURANCE 265-1685 an “Congratulations From The Gang At CBS AUTO PARTS” ics S| CBS AUTO PARTS “cic B S| re 114W7th Ave. —} Autélite ™= CAR OWNE TO PARTS — cuusipic] 7 FORLIGN CAR PARTS r Tarentum, PA Phone: 226-1200 . i — JOHN H. AULD BROS. CO. Lumber And Building Supplies ndersen ndowalls Hardware, Paint, Roofing Wy and Glass Insulation and Plumbing Supplies Allison Park, PA ‘The Lumber Number’”’ PHONE: 487-4100 Materials + Installation Repa NORTH AMERICAN F FENCING sewing Hame, bustness and Industry Vinyl Wood Metal q TENNIS COURTS « SWIMMING POOLS « BACKSTOPS® PET CAGES SNOW FENCE ¢ LAWN GARDEN WIRE « ELECTRIC GATES “POOCH PADS « FIT 'N’ FUN SWING SETS AS i LINK SYSTEMS Se = = SOLID DURABILITY -- STANDOUT BEAUTY TOWNE “N” COUNTRY pressure TREATED WOOD-DESIGNER STYLES MTP - maintenance FREE - TOTAL COLOR METAL SYSTEMS eb “mm onze. | 362-3900 : | 653-7044 PITTSBURGH AREA FOR A CHEERFUL PREE ESTIMATE at - SOUTH HILLS AREA CALL WROD a 4a area iit. NORTH ern AMERICAN FENCING CORP. aavarouno cour % (MANUFACTURERS DEALERS DISTRIBUTORS) SPRINGDALE. PA Congratulations CLASS OF 1981 MASSART’S RESTAURANT 310 6th Avenue Tarentum, Pa. Your Supermarket of Building Supplies 115 Wildlife Lodge Road Lower Burrell, Pa 337-6535 Hours: Monday — Friday 6AM — 6:30PM PHONE 224-2333 We Maintain A Complete Record Of All AL MILES Your Family's Prescription Purchases Phone 443-1508 Building MEDICAL CENTER Remodeling PHARMACY Backhoe Excavating John J. Krzan, R.P. Pipi = Richland Medical Center 26- Gibsoni: es ibsonia, Pa, Natrona Heights, Pa. HOURS Mon-Fri 10 AM — 9 PM Sat 10 AM — 5 py Closed Sunday and Holidays ALLISON’S FARM MARKET Bakerstown-Culmerville Road CBD ren ta Ge 300 East Sixth Avenue N eed it? Tarentum, Pa, 15084 CALL 224-6224 | Rent it! SUBURBAN HARDWAR- Hardware, Paint, Paneling BEST OF Kitchen and Bath Cabinets Carpets and Floor Coverings Wall Covering and More CLASS OF 101 Main Street 184” Russellton, PA 15076 265-5377 ° The Friendly Ones, “FOR ALL YOUR STANLEY F. BLOCH INSURANCE NEEDS” AGENCY 336 4th Avenue Tarentum, PA 15084 Gerald J. Bloch Stanley F. Bloch PHONE: (412) 224-2020 David M. Bloch MRS. SCHEID’'S SUPER SENIORS = No. 1 Homeroom in the ACCOLADE CONTEST Row 1: Norma Du ty Lyons, Lori Eichner, Debbie Jenesky, Louisa Bonazza, Betty Tomsko, Dana Riggs, Denise Callendar, Renee Olar, Mar h Row 2: Mary Dia ider, Melissa Tahon, Kelly LaRocca, Mrs. Scheid, Paula Truckley, Lisa Putirka, Danielle Aymar, Michele Watterson, Kare Hleen Smith The Accolad began in October, 1980. Individual students and classes leaped aboard and won free yearbooks, $1 ash prizes, donuts and juice and ‘‘breakfast from McDonald’s. ’ This year th ER, SUPER, REALLY SUPER SENIORS raised $600 for the 1981 Accolade. FANTASTIC! Of JOC'S DICTIONARIES 'AKE SECOND PLACE course, Kelly LaR- occa was the No. 1 go-getter that led the SUPER SEN- IORS ON TO VIC- TORY. Keeping the race hot for the top spot was the role DOC'S DICTIO- NARIES (Dr. Amer- uoso) played. Raising over $300 as a class enabled the 1981 Accolade Contest to total with $6000. Lanc- ers, YOU are the GREATEST. “1 Tammy Bajack, Sue Masarik, Pam Borowski, Deanna Yaconis, Lisa Valerio, Wendy Birsic, Karen Joestiein, Laurie Tegge ¥2)R.J. Chleboski, Jan Bentley, Sue Grandy, Julie Eichner, Connie Runas, Marie Mullin, Jane McKelvey, Margo Jannello Chle ; Fe q P 3: Bill Bryner, David Trinidad, Andy Mickalow, Ron Meder, Alan Rommes, Tim Kania, Steve Scimio, John Neu, Trifon Dalson, Mark Osele a The Dairy With The ‘ONE DAY FRESHER MILK” Carnivorous Cave Gereon EVANS CITY, PA. — Processed Locally From Local Farms — Phone: 538-4752 — 24 HOUR BOARD UP SERVIC A WEEK BELLONE’S GLAS SS 335-7888 GLASS FOR ALL NEEDS AUTO - HOME - BUSINESS Mobile Service - Fast Installation At Your Home Or Business ALL INSURANCE CLAIMS HONORED = 9%. Approved Insurance Shop pos mS 5 Residential Replacement ee LZ, G FAST EXPERT Window Glass Plexiglass - Mirrors Thermopane mm 7 Patio Doors - Screens 7 @ store AOAT fc) Glass Block KAS CONSTRUCTION (J, PLATE GLASS yh METAL DOORS AUTO GLASS | MOBILE SERVICE 1814 5 AVE. AMPLE PARKING ARNOLD SIDING SOFFIT FASCIA AWNINGS RUSSELLTON DRY CLEANERS GUTTERS SPOUTS GLASS BLOCK Main Street PHONE Russeliton, Pa. 265-2024 WINDOWS PLUS Same Day Cleaning Service — FEATURING — 2624 LEECHBURG ROAD in By 10 Out By 5 sigs a no extra charge Phone: 339-3780 Norman Podolsky SENIOR CLASS 1981 MRS. SASALA’S SUBSETS ... ..NO. 3. . . Accolade Contest Winners : ie See Row 1: Brian Whitico, LuAnn Holsing, Eden Moeller, Kathy Spichty, Happ, “letcher, Che Fischer, Janine DiSanti, Julie Richardson Row 2: Keith McAd ams, Kelly Martin, David Olean, Larry Segriff Row 3: Mrs. Sasala, Bill Bright, John Simmons, Paul Nilson, Ron Kowalkowski, Gary Schwart Jim Mashey, Jeff McLaughlin, Keith Smith, Al Kudlach, Bill Wrbican, Rich Chieboski ne FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP oN Flowers — Gifts — Plants Fruit Baskets Os ma! WEDDING CONSULTATION — by appointment Godiva Chocolates Your order may be charged by telephone if your name is listed in the white pages Orders placed by noon are guaranteed same day delivery LOCATION 800 Main Street Sharpsburg, PA PHONE 781-3592 St. Margaret's Hospital Gift Shop PHONE 784-4683 DEER LAKES BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION “Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1981 OFFICERS: GEORGE MERVOSH — PRESIDENT DONALD KOVACH — VICE PRESIDENT CARL E. SZYROKI — TREASURER WIL_IAM G. HARPER — SECRETARY RA “MOND F. SEKULA, JOHN W. PECK Ill — SOLICITORS AE =RS: EUGE — S. CESCHINI MARGARET DOBRZYNSKI AN’! ‘NY CORRADO ROBERT HAZLETT THO! .S DeMARTINI WILLIAM HILTY RONALD STARIHA Dealer in BEST Stains Norma Bartholic NORMA’S CERAMICS 307 E. Eighth Ave. Tarentum, Pa. CLASSES: Tuesday Thursday 6:00 — 10:00 PM PHONE 226-0297 “GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '81” from the BAJACK FAMILIES Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bajack Mr. Mrs. Mike Bajack Mr. Mrs. Emil Bajack Helen Bajack Scott, Dawn Beth Bajack Tammy Bajack Tracy Bajack Timothy Bajack Thomas Bajack Theodore Bajack | “BEST DEAL IN THE VALLEY” HIGHLAND TIRE, INC. 2nd and Boyd Tarentum, Pa. PHONES 224-7554 or 224-9222 “WHERE THE PRICE IS RIGHT”’ GALLEN2 SALE VICE USED a EXPERTS AT —F AUT EPAIR i 2 1571 CARS iL. GALLENZ OWNER 7@ BLvO TARENTUM, PA. 15SOG4 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL KELLNER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 3977 Route 8 Allison Park, PA 15101 (412) 487-4485 PEI DAVID O. SMITH Automotive Lifts, Lubrication Equipment INdustrial Bulk Plant Submersible Pumps Pollution Control (EPA Required) Equipment Oil y r Separators. Hose, Evertite Air ( n Gasoline Fuel Oil Canopies Hos Liquid Couplers ENG! ic iG SERVICE AVAILABLE WAREHOUSE SERVICE sTABLISHED —1951 =. WEISCHEDEL FLORIST 409 Gibsonia Road Gibsonia, Pa. 443-1400 ALANN JEWELERS Riverview Plaza 100 Tarentum, Road New Kensington, Pa. PHONE 337-8221 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 BARBARA POPENDIEKER’S BEAUTY SALON ‘Family Hair Care Center’ OPEN: Tues thru Sat by appointment Tues and Thursday evening by appointment SAXONBURG BLVD. PHONE 767-4029 CATANESE BROTHERS Main Street Russelliton, Pa. PHONE 265-2633 Auto Repair Towing Auto Wrecking DAYSPRING CHRISTIAN CENTER 1210 Pittsburgh Street Cheswick, Pa, 15024 PASTOR, Ray Patterson Copastors, Joe Giaramata Bill Mull Mark Gepert “WHERE THE SON IS ALWAYS SHINING” A.V The charter of the ALLE- : GHENY VALLEY Y.M.C.A. es- Y.M.C. A. tablishes our general purpose WEST DEER TAVERN as a non-profit educational or- ganization which provides in- formal education, social ac- “Good Luck, Graduates tivities, health and physical of 1981 education, counseling, coed and family activities. It ser- Bairdford Road vices the area of Tarentum Bairdford, Pa. 265-1506 and Brackenridge, Boroughs 15006 and Twps. of East Deer, Fawn, Frazer and Harrison. obil Downic service ition Richland Mall PHONE: Route 8 443-8117 GIOVANNI’S Specializing In Greek and é Lock Str Italian Foods arei Penna., =: 224-99) CATORIS CANDIES INC. 981 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. 15068 R A AUTO PARTS See Us For All Your Automotive Needs DiCaro's Barber — Stylist CALL Mel Wick Sr. 326 4th Avenue Saxonburg Blvd. Tarentum, Pa. Curtisville PHONE 226-0260 Made In Mars Sold Everywhere! JAMES AUSTIN COMPANY 265-3894 — , Connie atrdlock Beauty Consultant Nutri Metics and Organic Skin Care and Cosmetics Password CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Heights Plaza Natrona Heights, PA 412-226-3322 ‘Jesus Holds Your Future’ Mabel C. Waibel CERAMIC PHONE (412) 224-2667 ARTS CERAMIC ARTS 306 CORBET ST. . TARENTUM, PA 15084 Daily 10 A.M. — 4 P.M. Evenings Mon. — Wed. — Fri. 6:30 — 9:30 HEY YOU There is alot us two did share, Good times, the bad times, times hard to bear, And being friends, our number one dare, You're very special to me; and definitely rare, For you've given me trust and understanding in bunches with care. But most of all, you've given me something that ! keep in my heart, and goes with me no matter where. It's the gift of knowing That | have someone like you, To always be there ME House of Awards Trophies DISCOUNTS TEAM PRICES Award Jackets Blazers Athietic Uniforms Distribator Swim Suits B J SPORTING GOODS CORNER: FREEPORT ROAD and LANE AVENUE NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. 15065 GLENN R. MILLS 226-2762 Official Inspection Phone Body Fender Repairs 224-9707 DYNA Vision Tune-Up NAVIGLIA AUTO SALES SERVICE “We Buy and Sell Used Cars” Lenny Naviglia Joe Naviglia R.D. 4 Bakerstown Road Tarentum, Pa. 15084 BENTON’S SERVICE CENTER Bairdford Road Bairdford, Pa. PHONE: 265-1600 Tune-ups (SUN) — Front End Alignment — State Inspection Tires — Batteries RUSSELLTON SHOP 'N SA Russellton, Penna. f Ba 2 eres es JEFF YINGLING MANAGER (412) 443-0880 RT. 8 HARDIES ROAD GIBSONIA, PA. 15044 WINWOOD COMPANY 37 Bakerstown Road ANONYMOUS Bakerstown, Penna. 15007 PHONE 443-6369 D.L.K. AUTO PARTS MATOVCIK’S GULF 101 Freeport Road Creighton, Pa. Main Street Russellton, Pa. PHONES 265-1538 224-4777 PHONES 224-5055 (| [| ] Ny F 224-9914 te DUPONT Automotive Finishes PATI’S FORMAL WEAR 2 LOCATIONS ALLISON PARK — Route 8 NEW KENSINGTON — Fifth Avenue STEEL CITY LUMBER Route 28 Freeport Road Natrona Heights, Pa. 15084 Phone: 226-0102 Auto Body Painting Custom Installatin on Accessories BIG FOOT 2314 Freeport Road, Natrona Heights, PA 15065 4X4 and Van Accessories Phone: 224-2554 PAUL HAAS DERRY HUMMEL DALLAS ST. LOUIS HACKENSACK LOS ANGELES SEATTLE ATLANTA map CHEMSEARCH BERNIE SHAPIRO RES. PHONE: (814) 943-6573 1824 HUDSON AVENUE ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA 16602 industrial Chemicals and Lubricants Quality Athletic Apparel and Equipment THE Chuck SPORT SPOT 406 Corbet Street Phone 224-4588 Bellomo Tarentum, Pa. 15024 Saxonburg Blyd., R.D. 2 (412) 265-4122 Cheswick, PA 15024 (412) 961-6833 INSULATION by KOT LARILYN DICK ROT}ROWNERS “The investment that carns more than 1: n the bank CHECK OUT OUR SCOUT 4x4 CENTER WEAVER MOTOR SERVICE, INC. PARTS — SALES — SERVICE 460 Rodi Road Penn Hills, Pa., 15235 PHONE: (412) 242-2276 770 (Htilite VIoAC eitiner pe es : : aK ; The Nation’s Finest Supper Club Motel Monroeville, Penna. Route 22 824-4000 ine ae 1801 MORNINGSIDE AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA 15206 e COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE e OVERALL REFINISH John Fontana e CORVETTE EXPERTS 363-8877 ARVEY 5A an BULL alee on a ip. PA. 15084 z aisha 226-1 311 CONGRATUL . O'S TO THE CLASS OF 1981 a —-- ates tom 1981 DEER LAKES HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND WA “Your Full Line Department Store” 100 Burrell Plaza Lower Burrell, PA 15069 337-7680 You can taste TRI-POINT ICE CREAM SALES CO. Ambridge, PA 266-8003 Ambridge 261-1400 Pittsburgh Russellton Office: 265-1565 Oakmont Office: 828-3555 DR. MERRILL D. BOWAN Optometrist Professional Building ‘'B’ Main Street Russellton, PA 15076 J.P. STARK SON Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer R.D. 2 PHONE: Tarentum 224-9597 20 LANES DEER LAKES BOWL Lanes Available For Evening Bowling PHONE: 265-2990 Pinball Pool Tables Custom Ball Drilling And Fitting ALLEGHENY CAR WASH Fully Automatic 100 Sandusky Street (North Side End Of 7th St. Bridge) PHONE 321-6200 “CONGRATULATIONS KELLY” Aunt Mary and Uncle John CRITCHLOW LUMBER SUPPLY Bakerstown, PA 15007 443-1800 Joseph's House of Howers me- eS ENAES SERVE PARTS 1300 dMabama Ave. Natrona Heights, Pa.15065 Thomas Ytowee Bike Shop BOX 13. MAIN ST (412) 265-1531 RUSSELLTON, PA 15076 BOB MIERZWA INES TAVERN EXCA VATING Bakerstown — Warren Gibsonia, PA 15! BACKHOE SERVICE = oe MARY C. NOVA) BAIRDFORD, PA 625-3252 PHONE: 265-4759 “SPECIALIZING IN FRESH SEAFOOD Loyno LINDQUIST, INC. ESTAGLIBHEO 1822 a Representing: Major Insurance Companies for 50 Years Specializing: Commercial and Personal Casualty Property, Life and Health Insurance, Real Estate, Financial Services, Estate Planning Loynd and Lindquist Phone: 224-5300 312 E. bth Ave. 363-4400 Tarentum, PA days aweek “Service Out of This World” Member F.D.I.C. lars National Bank Banking Locations in Mars, Gibsonia and Adams Twp. CULMERVILLE HOTEL KEIL'S DONUT SHOP jj. ; . BAKERSTOWN ROAD PHONE CULMERVILLE, PA. 265-9990 . Kar Paul W. Kere Jr SISTER’S CORNER SHOPPE 265-1350 ia Noir Boule Donuts — Pizza Ice Cream — Custard CATERING — Parties, Weddings Corner of Bairdford Road Saxonburg Boulevard THE BLOSSOM SHOPPE JOHN DEERE JOHN DEERE Shopper's Plaza Route 8 Allison Park, PA Lawn and Garden Tractors 4 Wheel Drive Tractors Chainsaws Phone: 443-6680 443-7780 as | | Nothing runs Bette Lempia “d likea Deere® LARRY’S RADIATOR REPAIR “Complete Radiator Service” CRITCHLC State Inspection Spe - civil ERPRISE 1113 Lincoln Ave Saingdales PA 274-7775 4825 Route 8 (1 mile turnpike) Allison Park, P 101 Phone: 443-' R.D. 3 Box 128 Saxonburg Blvd. U I ATT; Tarentum, PA 15084 aln U (es INC (412) 265-4214 MACHINING © FABRICATIONS WELDING © REBUILDING Ray Conway e TOWING SERVICE —— CONGRATULATIONS Ns Ace © COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR MED a e STATE INSPECTION r= DONALD D. REESER, D. V. M. CHUCK ORRIS sgl TELEPHONE 443-8200 ° e ‘ 5814 RT. 8 Orris Service Station BOX 167 903 FREEPORT ROAD @ CREIGHTON, PA. 15030 @ 226-2884 BAKERSTOWN, PA. 15007 CENTURY gus. URE VIDIC’S IDEAL DAIRY Fresh Produce 842 Fifth Avenue Quality Luncheon Meats New Kensington, PA 15068 265-1139 PHONE 335-9 166 CENTRAL OFFICE PRODUCTS INC. New Kensington, PA 15068 (412) 339-7555 We care about the way you feel. The way you look. The way you save. We’re close. Like one of the family. (@) Thrift Drug WASTE MONTGOMERY WARDS SYSTEMS 100 Burrell, Plaza BRO WNING-FERRAIS Lower Burrell, PA 15068 339-5244 INDUSTRIES “GOOD LUCK, SENIORS !” ‘““A Company building An Industry”’ We Specialize In elndustrial Commercial InstitutionaleLiquideResidential Waste Problems TO PAMELA BOROWSKI: Land Fill Facilities Our best wishes to you. You finally made 923-1740 it. May you have health and happiness for all x your years to come. NAG oS W. Noblestown Road Our love, N° a P.O. Box 448 Mom and Dad pS ae Carnegic. PA 15106 Alan Nancy Kralik, Grandmother AD SS Mary L. Gaston, and Uncle Leonard Gaston PxropLes ae Sa vings Association 4773 ROUTE 8 + ALLISON PARK, PENNSYLVANIA ISIO} J S PIZZA (432) 226-3553 Highlands Mall LOUISE'S EWS C3 eS Feminine Fashions 214 E. 6TH AVENUE Seedeoe, bs cone TONY and VINNIE WELCOME YOU NICK CHEVROLET, INC. 22 West 7th Ave. Tarentum, Pa. PHONE: 224-2700 1 in SALES and SERVICE Custom Vans Campers = 2 Gi Parts Stee EVROLET Service ; Cong: ulations and Goor kK to the Clas 1981 Eses 242-3742 PAT TIANI AUTO SALES New and Used Cars Bought — Sold — Traded Represented by 1145 Frankstown Rd Paul Sekel (Penn Hills) Pittsburgh, PA 15235 PHONE: 226-2576 COLOGRANE FINISHING SYSTEMS Tarentum, PA 15084 CONGRATULATIONS, DEER LAKES GRADUATES ! PHONE: 226-2329 ALLEGHENY PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICE, 7 INC. 4 Expert Carpet Furniture Steam Cleaning Tarentum, PA 15084 GLASSMERE FUEL SERVICE 535 Freeport Road Creighton, PA 15030 PHONE: 224-0880 HEATING OIL GASOLINE Compliments of WEST DEER NO. 2 FIREHALL 265-1248 Cheswick, PA 15024 122 Fourth Ave. “THE BIGGEST AND THE BEST !” RICHLAND SOFT SERVE 5415 Route 8 (Next to Richland Mall) Beverages Shakes — Sodas Floats — Splits Sundaes — Cones z= ae C. LLOYD CONCRETE PRODUCTS Curtisvilie, PA 15032 TONES CURBING SEPTIC TANKS BLOCK WALL STONE SAND GRAVEL PHONE: 224-3691 BEACOM'S CARPET AND VINYL INSTALLATION Tarentum, PA 15084 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 DEER LAKES FAMILY HEALTH CENTER DEER LAKES MEDICAL ASSOCIATION John C. Morphy, M.D. Michael J. Marks, D.O. John T. Matthews, M.D. MICHAEL BROTHERS PLUMBING SUPPLIES NURSERY Hampton Hardware Supply Evergreens and Deciduous Trees — Shrubs — Potted Plants JACK RICHARDSON 4690 WM. FLINN HIGHWAY 486-5655 ALLISON PARK, PA. [5101 E. Therman Michael OWNER ROOFING MATERIALS R.D. 1 Cheswick, Pa. PHONE 265-1222 “Complete Auto Service’ State Inspection Tires — Turn-ups — Brake Service — Exhiay stems DEER LAKES SUNO Frank Lubatti Main Street Russellton, Pa. UNOCO Sees Ss CHASE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Steel Fabricating Wire Forming and Maching BOUCHAT BURICK AND Quality Steel Mill Products OPAL for Steel Mill Use Box 224-A PHONE 845-8606 New Cars Leechburg, Pa. 45-8 Used Cars “THE BEST DARNED SERVICE AROUND” PHONE 224-4300 Heights Plaza Natrona Heights, Pa. Chimneys by BORISH MASONRY “Dealers in Airtight Stoves and Fireplace Inserts” PHONE 224-0289 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1981 Compliments of THE WEST DEER LIONS CLUB President — Carl Szyroki Secretary — William E. Burns Treasurer — Donald A. Grubbs AUTO GIANT STORES, Inc. Warehouse and Office 114-116 W. Seventh Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. 15084 Phone: Area Code 412 . 226-1200 - 226-1414 SCHWINN New and Used — Parts and Service for Most Bicycles IMMEL BICYCLE CENER, INC. 5477 Wm. Flinn Hwy. Gibsonia, Pa. 15044 Phone: 443-6340 MATOVCIK SERVICE Batteries — Tires — Accessories STATE INSPECTION Gas — Lubrication — Oil 521 Freetport Rd. Glassmere, PA Phone 339-9343 i) Husqvarna QUALITY “LES, MOPEDS, SNOWMOBILES | LOJOKS CYCLE SALES, INC. VA “he - Phor 1} Tar ‘soaa = «2 ' o- . th - bao cerca - VAM AH Hours: Tues. thru Friday, 12 to : , 12 to § GARY SPORTS, School and Team rd Distributors — Athletic Supplies — 492-494 Lincoln Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15202 PHONE: (412) 766-3800 VENUS DINER 5315 William Flynn Highway Gibsonia, PA 15044 OPEN 24 HOURS 443-2323 “A little out of the way -a lot less to pay”’ HOURS: 9:30 TO 5 DAILY—THURS. FRI. 9:30 TO 9 SO’ JO’S LOUNGE R.D. 7 JOHN KRUMPE FURNITURE Bakerstown-Culmerville Road FURNITURE—BEDDING—RUGS—CARPETING PHONE: 443-3070 OLD ROUTE 8 BAKERSTOWN RD. BAKERSTOWN, PA. 15007 DENIS E, DICKEY PHONE: 443-6450 Western Apparel Ye Hats Boots lo ee Jewelry — Leather Goods Qo Sig . Ol’ West Shop 2418 Freeport Rd. RSON ’S GREENHOUSE Ha ; Natrona Heights, Pa. 15065 1d POTTING SHED : | Linda McCombs LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS” ! ye 226-0098 PASKORZ FLORAL SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Starr Road (orange belt) PHONE: 274-8747 PHONE: 266-2667 Butler Logan Road Floral Arrangements Springdale, PA Congratulations Class of 1981 COMPLETE LINE OF MUZZLE-LOADING RIFLES PISTOLS ANO ACCESSORIES F findtodk Stroy CREST McKRELL ST RUSSELLTON, PA JON, SCOTT JERRY GREENAWALT (412) 265-2410 BUSINESS PATRONS ANN OLEAN Mary Kay Beauty Consultant Tarentum, Pa., 274-5493 DIAMOND ERECTION CO., INC. P.O. Box 234 Cheswick, Pa., (767-9959) NURSERY PARK GULF Kero Sun Dealers Valencia, Pa. (443-3587) RICHLAND GULF SERVICE Rt. 8 Ewalt Road Gibsonia, Pa. (443-9933) SUBURBAN HARDWARE 101 Main Street Russeliton, Pa. (265-5377) ED'S ELECTRIC EEL SERVICE (224-2466) TARA'S DOBERMANS R.D.41 Box 125 Cheswick, Pa. (265-4015) CARNIVOROUS CAVEPEOPLE SC-4 Pd. 1 Botany DLHS Greenhouse, Pa. OWCAR'S TAVERN Main Street Russeliton, Pa. M M TAVERN R.D.24 Saxonburg Blvd. Tarentum, Pa. (265-9969) ZIP'S ICE CREAM Richland Mall Gibsonia, Pa. (443-0110) PHOTOGRAPHY by JOANN R.D. 7 Box 37A Gibsonia, Pa. (443-6018) GAIL FUHR, TUPPERWARE MANAGER Morrow Drive Gibsonia, Pa. (443-8506) MARGARET'S BEAUTY SALON Bairdford Road Bairdtord, Pa. (265-1377) CYPHER’'S TAVERN R.D. 4 Tarentum, Pa. SOBRANS Russeliton, Pa. 265-9966 RICHLAND PHARMACY Route 8 @ 910 Gibsonia, Pa. (443-3770) PAINTER’S MARKET Bairdford, Pa. HAHN KOPNICKY INSURANCE AGENCY Tarentum, Pa. (226-0900) RICHLAND VALLEY AUTO SERVIC 5564 Wm. Flynn Hwy. Rt. Gibsonia, Pa. (443-9838) HABERLEIN'S SUNOCO GARAGE 5044 Wm. Flynn Hwy. Gibsonia, Pa. (443-5458) MR. SUB 141 E. Sixth Avenue Tarentum, Pa. (224-2112) COMMAND PERFORMANCE 5375 Wm. Flynn Hwy. Gibsonia, Pa. (443-8280) DICK WOLFE’S SPORT SHOP “If its sports we have it Lower Burrell, Pa. (339-4360) SAGATHS GOLDEN DAWN Box 306 R.D. 2 Tarentum, Pa. Sales F YR-FYTER Service 628 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. (335-2750) THAXTON INC. Gibsonia, Pa. (443-1701) PITTSBURGH NORTH GOLF CLUB Bakerstown-Warrendale Road (443-3800) THOROFARE SHALER PLAZA COMMERCIAL CREDIT 2612 Freeport Road Natrona Heights, Pa. BIRDVILLE PAHAMACY (224-4190) ='S FLORAL SHOPPE ih Street ie, Pa JISTARD . Pa. SHOPPE Avenue gton, Pa. i1EN'S FORMA is Mall leights, Pa. ( ALL FABRICS 5499 Al. Gibsonia, Pa. 443-783 MEDIPHARMACY 4991 Ri. Bardoner Sa: Gibsonia, Pa. (443-0666) VIC’'S GARAGE R.0.4 3 Saxonburg Bivd Tarentum, Pa, (265-3380) THE JAMES TRADITION Quality Entertainment for Any Occasion — Piano and Organ Lessons In Your Home Call DON JAMES (443-2616) SAKULSKY AGENCY and ASSOCIATES, INC Lower Burrell, Pa. (835-9842) PATRONIZE THE ACCOLADE BUSINESS PATRONS — WE LOVE THEM ALL! $10.00 Henry and Sigrun Dudzinski Joyce and Ken Fredenburg Mr. Mrs. Ernest Koeberlein Mr. Mrs. Joseph Zonarich $8.00 rs. Scheid's Super Seniors $7.00 |. Wargo $6.00 Walker $5.00 Cyr dy Family Gai ymom — S.G Mr_ Mrs. John E. Eichner Mr. Mrs. Joestlein Mrs. Annette Scheid Dave Thompson Mr. Mrs. Raymond Watts Adele O'Connor Ernest Wargo Mr. Mrs. Francis Dudzinski Mr. Mrs. William Hilty The David Elfin Family Frank and Carole Huffman Alice Genovese Merv and Dot Grunden Kathy McNally Jan Trusiak Anna Koneski Dolores Koneski $3.00 Mr. Mrs. Regis Jannelio Richard Adamik Ms. Keslar Mr. Mrs. Douglas Farley PERSONAL PATRONS Jenny McPherson Mr. Mrs. James F. Beacom Mr. Mrs. Edward Pacek $2.50 Dana Koeberlein Mr. Mrs. Koeberlein $2.00 Zoe and Bill Mathewson Fred and Phil Mr. Mrs. Helen Greback Family Mr. Mrs. Merle Willison Mr. Mrs. Jeff Kondis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Markovitch Laura Sneed Rev. Mrs. D.B. Power Mr. Mrs. R.F. Weiss Mr. Mrs. John Hunter Family Mr. Mrs. Merle Baumgartel Burton Stevenson Mr. Mrs. Mike Elter Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Darrah Family Gail Smolic '80 Loyal Fredley Mr. Mrs. Charles Cressley Mr. Mrs. William Maxwell Richard Reblas Maggie Bober Mr. Mrs. Thomas Jenkins Agnes Matt Joe Panza Mr. Mrs. Toaso Mrs. Carol Lutz Happy Fletcher Ernest A. Wargo Edward J. Bandi Mr. Mrs. James Moody Mr. Mrs. Dave Wargo Mr. Mrs. Bob Wargo Mrs. J. O'Toole Mabel Yaklich Mr. Mrs. G. Reed Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Murray Jr. Mrs. Ellen Gratz Mr. Mrs. George Atkinson James Wellington Mr. Mrs. Gerland Smith Rev. Mrs. Beckes Linda Calhoun Amy and Renee Farster Ruth Marks Mr. Mrs. Mario Martino Maggie Baker Linda Wagner Beth Grunden Robby Grunden JoAnn Ellison Beulah Kodman Mrs. Perry Watts Olga Graham Mr. Mrs. Nelson Tonet $1.00 Miss B. Price Ms. Kathleen Welsh Theresa Rauchfuss David Helen Gatty David Dudzinski Denise Dudzinski Dona Carabin Jo Lyle Earl Mary Pyle Nancy Jane Kristofik Leslie Nycz Nicole A. Alexovich Carrie D. Powell Chris Wise Joan Downing Dave Virtus Carl A. Voelzke Kathy Miller Donna Black Marie Glogowski Edward Welsh Lork Fennell Jeff Fennell Bill Baxter Mr. William Sheesley Mr. Carl Piumbo Mr. Mrs. John Kishionis Mr. Mrs. Patterson Ken Trowsberg Maxine Bullard Lisa Stiller W.H. Jones Evelyn A. Acey Robert V. Smith M. L. Duvail S. Zeiler E. McCormick Mandy Morgan L. Caruso John Howard Jean Hallman Anne Hickey Dr. Tom Velezamd Elaine Kornides Charlotte Smith Maggie Strozier Pat Krum M.D. Mrs. Eugenia Hammond Dorothy Wilhite Sandra Nachreiner Mrs. Myrtle Yaklich Charlene Baer Don Myers Rev. Mrs. Robert Baer Vince Yaklich Hilda Suity Bill Soderlund John Dertle Harry Carson Bingo Bums — Maria — Dot Sue — Sylvia — Jay Hazel Penk Good Luck Carolyn — M. Waraska | love Carol, E.B. Julia Weqrzyn Rita Lassinger Nancy Beidenbach Rachel Wyble Sarah Kearns William Kearns Family I'll Miss You, John Bonham — Carolyn Mrs. Taylor Kraynik Girls Maria Aftanas James O. Mr. Mrs. Jack Hoole Mr. Mrs. George Walker Mrs. G. Hasey William Francis Benjamin McGrew W.H. Currin Mr. Harold Bailey Rich Murray Edna Radonavich The Byers Family Mr. Mrs. Martin Stapchuck Linda Falcetton Mary Ellen Fitzgerald Betty Cavanaugh Ann Vhynanek Charlotte Wellington Helen Wenskovitch Bob Wenskovitch Dee Mizgorski Richard Mizgorski Peg Ross Paul A. Wyble Sr. Donna Christy Mr. Mrs. Donald Smith Mr. Mrs. Frank Verdu Donald Preshack Betty Simonetti Sherry Murray The McCailisters Alice Simonetti Mr. Mrs. Veronica Simonetti Mr. Mrs. John Uchic Mr. Mrs. Butch Schmiedel Marie Kozial Mr. Mrs. Paul C. Koziol Mary Nase Mr. Mrs. Gerald Durkac Joseph Gill Mr. Mrs. John Tady Jean M. Sailock Mr. Mrs. Steve Razdik June Biagi David Hudek Bernice Tazzani Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gedraitis Mr. Mrs. Ray Hay Ralph Mazzotta Rick Mazzotta Marcy Gorney David Ginny Micklo Gary Mazzotta Pete and Louise Muse Rob Mazzotta Jennifer Baxter Jack and Vivian Findon Gary Lucas George Greco Ken and Donna Fisher Vicky Micklo Mike Loretta Oken Kathy and Rick Ron Micklo The Beacon Bunch Vic Mazzotta Bob Mazzotta Babe Duvbak Bruce Lucas Mr. Mrs. Charles Kelly Ann Janlaerore Carl H. Eberline Gerry O'Dell Mrs. Paul Riggs Ann Puchone Mira Marziak Patty Cline Larry Caro Mr. Mrs, John Fedorka Steve Matinec Harry Carson lrene Surmik Eric Marcia Momberger Mr. Mrs, John Smith Craig Puchone Paul E. Vokish Jr. Brad, Paul Stewart Robin Paul Blume Mr. Mrs. James Lackie Mary Burget Mr. Mrs, Anthony Simonetti Toni Simonetti '80 Lee Caro Char Wellington ‘83 Robert Wellington '89 Kimberly Burget ‘90 Mrs. W. John Marshall Mr. W. John Marshall Mr. Mrs. Otto Drum Mr. Mrs. Ted Tabacchi Mr. Mrs. Robert Wettach Anne Matko Earl Matko David Kinniburgh Betty Kinniburgh Jason Hammerman Bonnie Kinniburgh Judy Zebracki Mona Baker Mr. Mrs. Robert Kinniburgh Bob Kinniburgh Dave Kinniburgh Amy Kinniburgh Diane Freshwater '81 Betsy Huston Dorothy Bellisakio Dr. Landino Roberta Daigli r Trum MD h ‘egoy Guarine { faila Deidy Mr. WNies. A.V. Eckels Mr ‘ics. William Bailie Mr Mre James Carroll Ri ed Penny Tonet f “1d Seblas Ihoun June Velgrich lames O. Nesbitt Joseph Sirianni Scientist Pierre Jocke Pam Mizgorski Barb Shields The Zelznak Family Fred E. Greiner V.R. Zinder Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Ajack Nancy Aymar Helen Morgan Henry Morgan Janette Zrebny Darlene Maciak Lenora Aymar Anonymous Michelle McBride Tracey Rossi Bob McBride Judy McBride Tim McBride Catherine Grandy Elmer Grandy Paul Grandy Mrs. Richard S. Grandy Mrs. Betty Grandy MOM Daniel R. Fischer Aurora B. Fischer Chestena M. Fischer Teddy A.J. Bayer R.N Mrs. Mari Jones Patricia Rutledge Ann Symal Bonnie Engel Diane Snyder A Friend Dr. Roger P. Zelt Boots Jackie Lee Lauren Casta Vernon Colledge Family Stephen Ablich Family Chester Boles Mrs. Ramski Stella Ostrowski Beth Richards John Petrishen Pauline Malobicky John Curtis Andrew Pavlik oseph Kraynik Lou Fritch ike Gerri Freshwater ice Fredley Mrs. Alfred Ekas Mrs. Wayne Bohn ory, Mark Moretti Joseph Makuta E. Reiber h irry Ekas jarich 2nald Latronica a4 Audrinich Mr rank J. Faber M tainecz Ma wers Rick nny Tonet Ar 13 Rob Baker Mr. M Andy Matze Eleanor Hemphill Mr_ Mrs. WAH. Norris va Mae Long James Callwood Jimmy Callwood Carol Callwood Lori Callwood Mrs. Riehard Thompson Jett Hottman Ron Chleboski Kay Chleboski Mr. Mrs. Frank Sutton Mr. Mrs. Thomas Vincett Eileen Ellis Marty Callender Terry Ellis Eric Treusch John R. Spichty, Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. Jim Hepler Jill Richardson Jon Matt Mary L. Bandi Mrs. Howard Lockerman Alex Frenchko James A. Ruth Cattley Jules Belat T.J. Demharter Mrs Mrs. Lawrence Labovick Carolyn Luntzs Mr. Mrs. Ronald Mialky Terry Lynn Angle Tom Tejchman Sharon McClafferty Harriet Hunter Mr. Mrs. Rudy Durac Mr. Mrs. Stanley Troyak Mr. Mrs. Donald Angely John Snyder Mr. Mrs. A.H. Garmer Mr. Mrs. Joseph Riddle Jenny Smith Jonathon Wilson Jason Wilson Mr. Mrs. Jim Schoonauer Mr. Mrs. K. Devando Mrs. Patricia Nameth Mrs. Helen Cisek Mr. Jon Yaunt Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kudlach Mrs. Chris Cochran Augie Helen Hochbein Jerry Sabatini Frazer Township No. 1 Vol. Fire Company Mr. Mrs. Gerland M. Smith Chocolate C Patches Angel Mr. Pau! Brunner Nancy Aymar Danielle Aymar Janine Zrebny Sandy Lyons Barb Olszewski Cindy Lyons Ed Schuster Madeline Fredley Ragie Jannello Christopher Jannello Mrs. Gregory Kronen Mrs. Francis Kronen Mr. Stanely Gillespie Judy Walters Mr. Robinson Leslie Morley Dennis McCurdy Mrs. Ava Thompson Mr. Guenther Mrs. Beckis Mr. Thompson Mr. Sagath Mrs. Bessmark Mr. Auonton Mr. Kinser Alan Chanest Alan Kralik Nancy Kralik Leonard Gaston Mary L. Gaston Donna Gaston Pam Borowski Bernard Julius Grandy Eleanor Grandy Mr. William Rack Susan J. Grandy Alvin Rommes Ruth Rommes Alex Micklow Good Luck — 81 from ‘‘80” Karen Joestlein Kim Joestlein Karen, Paul, Kim Joestlein K.K. Loves R.P. Mr. Mrs. Ulukovic Mr. Mrs. Dorey Ann Marie Weyand Dave, Karen, Holly Clarke Mr. Mrs. Kress Mrs. J. Diana — John Crauder Norma Dudzinski Jason Dudzinski Eric Dudzinski Eric Dudzinski Mr. Mrs. Louis Mrena Cheryl Wagner Mrs. Cormier Mr. Claypool Tim Stewart Carol Peck Emily Quest Mrs. Kent Mr. Daly Jim Canada Creampuff Mr. Mrs. Mario Bellavia Mike Bellavia “Good Luck Class of '82 Robin M. Gandy Shirley Gandy Robert Gandy Mark Burkett Mr. Mrs. Roy Sukanovich The Holec Family Bob and Audrey Hensel Edward S. Skutka Stacey Verheyn Amy Kurn Jane Kurn Jack and Margie Stewart Flenner and Coog Mr. Mrs. Ronald Pacek Geraldine Piazza Jim Valerio W.J. Grunden Lisa Valerio Stella Ostrowski Rev. Mrs. G.A. Hankins Tad Good Bobby and Sharon Good Hope, Luke, B.J. and Skip Mr. Mrs. Ronald Ostrowski D.E. Glenn D.T. Green Mr. Mrs. Rousseau Rody and Debbie Burk Dan and Kathy Monte Gello's Pizza Gary and Suzy Allshouse Joel and Jackie Belizone Mary Lee Savakes Bob Maier Sue Fletch Tony Authur Votquenne Peggy Votquenne Miss Joan Kraft Rick and Cindy Marcy Pam Shreck Gary Mell Kelly LaRocca Alice LaRocca Mrs. Irene Sutorika Mr. Mrs. Walter Severa Mr. Mrs. Tom Zenewicz Beverly McWilliams Sharon Semler Pat Rehner, R.N. Bonnie Dennis Keith Edwards Kim Paskorz Danny Yaworski Wanda Paitek Terri, Denise and Frankie Miller Frank and Pat Miller Nancy Scheid Uncle Sony and Aunt Fran Susan Feenay Hilton Grandma and Bob Loreli Geiser Michelle Ewing David Day Rose Berry Agnes Ambrose Mr. Mrs. Donald Stanko Mr. Mrs. Albert Hall Mr. Mrs. Stanley Kreminski Mr. Mrs. John Malish John Stattoni The Hilliards Ken Votquenne Loraine Ewing Tam Maier Yay E. Laskey oseph McDade Family Dave and Virginia Speer Go Navy! Beat Army! Dane and Gayla Skraupa Gary Cavanaugh Mark Valerio Kirk Farra Mr. Mrs. Harold Cunningham Jay SGT. James Hughs James Heidenreich Good Luck Russ — Tammy Good Luck Billy — L.B8. Ed Fleck Mr. Mrs. John H. Weir Mr. Mrs. Frank Galioto Mrs. Martha Slazinski John T. Weir Richard and Irene Truszkowski Chuck and Barry Moore John and Veronica Mr. Mrs. Daniel Yanicko Amy Fredenburg Cassie and Leigha Creehan Mr. Mrs. Dan Whitezell Kim and Karen Relovsky Airman Richard Saverland Mr. Mrs. Paul Kramer and Family Mr. Mrs. Bruce Hunter Mr. Mrs, Edgar Kratz The Gambler Family Mr. Mrs. John Cunningham Lillian Young Linell Cagno Josie Zorich Marily Datt Bob and Barb Grunden Paula Turba Brenda Thompson Fans of Sprint 76 Sparky Molly Morgan Joni Trusiak Josephine Prishack Donald Prishack Sheryl and Sharon Manning George M. Tymas Ernie Koeberlein Mr. Herbert Ficsher Sandy Daniels Dolores Pillart Melba Jean Hudon Frank and Kathy Daniels Michael Quarles Janet Hamilton Deann Daniels Mr. Mrs. George Sepp Gary and Georgina Gary Scott Florence Fazekas A.R. Glensky E, Zabec Charles Kinos and Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Bakaj Mr. Mrs. John Maholic Mr. Mrs. Frank Holfeldor Mr. Mrs. A. Elsenrath Andrea Qublensky Jan Fletcher Scott Gray Rick Pfeifer Carl D. Hedkins Mr. Joseph Repucci Jim and Jo Hitt Merle and Ruth Cox Mr. Mrs. David Navis Lawrence Frascarelli Mr. Mrs. Ray Newcome Mr. Mrs. Geo Glasgow Mr Mrs. Francis Faber } Mrs. Otto Hanovsky Mrs. Wayne H. Nock E.L. Cox and Wendy Wiliam Heasley Cliff Prosser ‘ames Ward ion P. Kengor terle Atkinson Martin Beck ner loyce Cushman Cushman =. Cushman ichael Elma Baker Richard Gray Carios Trindad Mr. Mrs. Richard Bodnar Laura Robinson Betty and Jerry Robinson Sarah Lauise Robinson Edward Bandi Andrew Patula Kay and Don Yute Cheryl Haught The Sivircz Family Dolores Baker Wanda Synder Thelma Baker Lisa and Stacy Cowfer Bonnie Cowler Mrs. Veronica Kotts Mr. Mrs. Jerry Watterson Ed Wilkosz Dee Watterson Mary Cowler Ethel Delany Larry Moore, Jr. Mario J. Coates Barbara Talerica Otis Hughes Sandra Matera Janet Ford Dr. Mrs. William Meyer Linda Freshwater Mr. Mrs, John K. Smith Marianne Pollack Marsha Sankovich Levon Bullard Dorothy Kavinsky Margret Kazubowski Mrs. Doff Anna Koneski Charles N. Aymar ise piggete ; James Mazzotta Mr. H.T. Fischer r. Mrs. Fred lon Jean Kinniburgh Linda Christeen FREE 1981 ACCOLADE WINNERS — tin Front Row: Lisa Valerio, Todd Massack; Row 1: Paula Truckley, Kelly LaRocca, Lisa Scott, Linda Freshwater, Julie Eichner, Kevin Smith; Row 2: Colleen Smith, Eden Moeller, Aurora Fisher, Frank Yenca, Vanessa Fuhr, Cindy Lyons, Carolyn Kearns, Karen Weaver; Row 3: Regina Verdu, Sue Masarik, Chestena Fischer, Tammy Bajack, Laura Weist, Pam Borowski, Mary Ann Yanicko; Row 4; Rhonda Lawther, Jennifer Zrebny, Bonnye Nock, Garnet Yaklich, Kathy McNally, Sharon Cunningham, Robin Baker; Row 5: Laura Niebar, Amy Kurn, Maria Arena, Cheryl Jackson, Deanna Yaconis; Row 6: Lynne Kistler, Michelle Claus, Rich Bahorich, Eileen Wargo, Debbie Renner; Row 7: Dave Graham, Jim Weist, Nadine Siwicki, Keith McAdams, Karen Wagner, Bill Bright. MRS. ANNETTE K. SCHEID PATIENCE! PERFECTION! PRECISION! DISCIPLINE! PUNCTUAL! RESPONSIBLE! THOROUGH! COMPLETE! ACCURATE! Over the years, these demands and more were heard by your students in the business class: you taught. With mixed emotions (and reactions), they were received by the students. Sometim ve know, the responses returned to you by the students left you questioning your own direction. But se events describe the daily events in the life of a teacher... especially one such as you, MRS. SS’ _|D. Nr err. io liste fisssisassscsncecssavedssoosscessscoveveasencenesee+sosssessosene A clear fact prevailed as the force responsible for overriding our complaints and grumbles. Your reputation for teaching and preparing students in business subjects has long filtered through to us. Our sisters, cousins and friends, your former students, have all returned with words of wisdom, ‘'you will appreciate what you did in Mrs. Scheid’s classes once you start to work or go on to school!” While we certainly appreciated the academic instruction you administered, you were equally gener- ous with your time, interest in us as human beings, and your concern for our future. We knew it was important to you to exist as a model, to set an example for us as future business persons. Thank you, Mrs. Scheid, because you have been all of these to us. We will always admire you because you were an excellent teacher, and a truly, lovely lady. ES AIRS ION once cco secciuncvescaces Ernersuascaseiachae Pee OPN De ics gna ravacosUnss7canusies eeusxainex’ Quiet and sometimes appearing shy, Mrs. Scheid, our co-worker, could be described as being a workaholic. Extra hours spent on classroom activities and preparations, extra-curricular sponsorships, and performing business services for the school were jobs so generously accommodated by Mrs. Scheid. Mrs. Scheid found it impossible to refuse a request for help. Dedicated, gentle, compassionate and thoughtful are the thoughts you, Annette, bring to the minds of fellow staff members. Good luck, Mrs. Scheid. Let these years of retirement be filled to the brim with good health, happiness and exciting new adventures. Sincerely and with Love, The Students, Faculty and Administration i Deer Lakes Senior High School © 252 June 5, 1981
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