East Forest High School - Marien Yearbook (Marienville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

MARIEN THE 66 EDITOR: Cindy Silvis BUSINESS MANAGER: Jacquetta Griffith EDITOR: Kim Van Nort STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER: Biff McDonald 2 TA3LE 0? CONTENTS OPENING SENIORS UNDERCLASS FACULTY SPORTS ACTIVITIES GRADES ADS CLOSING FORWARD There waa an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is known to us all as the Spirit of 76 . We, the graduating class of East Forest High School, believe that this spirit still strengthens us today, and will continue to strengthen us for many tomorrows. What was that spirit, and indeed, what is that spirit? 3 It is a spirit of liberty and the knowledge that one man's freedom is more important than anything else on Earth. 6 7 8 It is the spirit of diversity-- of allowing every man his own view and his distinctive ways and of tolerating the differences of the society. 9 10 Indeed, the Spirit of 76 was, and is many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew on that spirit. « hen all else fails it is that spirit that will be there to guide us and keep us strong. 11 The Spirit of '76 has prevailed through much of our high school career. TTe have waited since first grade for this year. We have had much of the spirit that our forefathers had 200 years ago. Our generation has gone through wars, political disasters, inflation, and eco- nomic disasters. Through it all we have kept our spitit Our class truly has the SPIRIT OF '76. 12 Senior Class Officers Tinothy Eugene Chandler President Ceorge A. Shaffer Vice President 14 Debra Marie Barron Bernadine Teresa Bauer Mary A. Bauer 15 Jacquetta Lynn Griffith 18 Myra Grace Hannan Robert M. Lankard Ronald Walter McDonald II Tom Oliver Toni Ann Pastilock Arnold J. Lloyd Greg A. Sleppy Cindy Maxine Silvis Douglas L. Spratt 22 Diana Jo Summers Walberto Walter Tinoco Randy Wolfgang Paul Temple Kimberly Ann Van Nort Most Popular Biff Biggest Flirts Tim Neilla Shyest Tom Katie Class Couple Jo Bob Best Drivers Cheryl Brad Shortest and Tallest Mary and Have Most Likely To Succeed Kim and Dave Best Catch Dave and Ginny Cutest Biggest Blushers Beverly and Angie 25 Teacher's Pests Greg, Cindy, Mike Class Gum Chewers Jack Jody � ••••••• Class Farmers Tom Randy Most Friendly George Jan 27 Becky and Doug Cindy Biff 28 Cutest Jim 29 America in the 1760’s and 1770’s was a nation of young people. Three- eighths of the signers of the Constitution of 1787 were in their twenties and thirties. We often pay tribute to the bril- liance of the generation, but we overlook its youth- fulness . Sometimes, you've fallen on your face struggling for that American dream, your utopian expectations- but you keep getting up. You're aware of your con- tinual, internal prob- lems - but compared with any other country you've still the fairest, rich- est, and freest land of all. Three documents - the Dec- laration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights - signify the nature and goals of the American Revolution and provide a continuity to the American experience. 31 Juniors Lissie Nesbella - President Tammy Francis - Secretary Teresa Hepler - Vice President Randy Andring - Treasurer Sandy Andelmo Shawn Dyne Randy Andring Linda Burns Martha Covel Nate F.ck Terri Fielman Mary Fiscus 32 Tammy Francis Brenda Gadley Tom Gadley Brenda Gasbarree Penny Gaston Teresa Hepler Margaret Gregory Gail Henschel Tammi Harp Susan Hilyer Brenda Henry Newt Huffman Connie J°e Johnson Maschensic Betty Moore Kathy Mosley 3 3 Sue Motter Randall Parrett Ray Rudisill Joel Nesbella Tammy Pedder Amy Schmidt Cris Smrek Lissie Nesbella Penny 0'Donnell Bill Pfendler Louann Rourke Jim Shaffer Debbie Shipe Bob Snyder Rusty Stevenson 34 35 Sophomores Brenda Carbaugh - President Henry Gregory - Vice President Kim Hannan - Secretary Rosie Mazzocchi - Treasurer Brenda Terri Carbaugh Corbin Jerry Cussins Kim. DeKort 36 Wayne Eddy Henry Gregory Sue Henschel Teresa Ekis Tracy Gruey Pat Hepinger Terry Gadley Kim Hannan Jim Lambert Rosie Mazzocchi J Bill McDonald Cindy Means Mark Geyer Brian Hanson Kim Littlefield Jim Oliver 37 Florence, Pisor, Scott Shaffer Linda Summers Kim Reash Greg Roberta Dick Sharrow Carol Reinsel Carla Shaffer Sheila Sleppy Sally Regina Carol Shaffer Steve Spicer Glenn Temple David Thompson Pam VanNort 38 Cheryl Yeaney Freshmen Chris Crawford - President Dan Kiehl - Vice President Lynda Dyne - Secretary-Treasurer Rick Andrews Bobby Burns Doris Cassatt Ricky Cochran Chris Crawford Jeanne Croasmun Linda Dyne Debbie Greer 40 Ed Henschel John Gadley Carol Mashensic Darrell Moore Gerald Marte Mary MeCanna Jeff Lloyd ■ Raymond Mazzocchi Penny Nesbella Dan Kiehl Amy Lelchtenberger Janet Mashensic Ralph Hindman Dennis Hepler 41 Chuck Payne Pete Spratt Braa pfendler Matt Thompson Kevin Jake VanDale Whitton Brian Wolfgang Lori Zimmerman Melody Zimmerman 42 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Reba McDonald, Lisa Littlefield, Jill Alderson, Catherine Whitton, Stephanie Spicer, Mary Gregory, Cheryl Kimmel, Kelly Cochran, Dee Gaston, Charlotte Skiba, Sus n Turton. Second Row: James Zimmerman, Ken Schrader, Arthur Cook. Steve Siegel, Kathy Hepinger, Robin Lankard, l’aula Corbin, Joan Smrek, Jo Schmidt. Third Row: Michael Oliver, Robert Crawford, Vernon Hilyer, Doug Hindman, Robert Lkis, Dan Bradybaugh, Chris Payne, Jami Ilarp, Kyle Vandale. 43 SEVENTH GRADE Rew 1: Doug Roberts, Tom Walcers, Larry Hetrick, Nelson Cochran, Cal- vin Whitton, Ted Nichols, John Ekia, John Kistler, James McClellan, Free man Shirley, Joey Lambert, Dan Sharrow, Ted McCanna, Jeff Henschel. Row 2: David Albaugh, Danny Ellis, Clare Bauer, Maria Luden, Deb Clow, Tonia McCanna, Sally Riggs, Laura Flechaig, Amy Pfendler, Mary Pisor, Amy Zimmerman, Nancy Crawford, Margelyn Parrett, Renee Pedder, Valerie Wilson. Row 3: Greg Geyer, Peter Leichtenberger, Fred Cook, Fred Hil- yer, Mark Bauer, Doreen Greer, Kelly Silvis, Jelene Gadley, Patty Andel- mo, Nancy Hepinger. SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Dave Andrews, will my drivers license to the Pennsylvania State Police, to save them the trouble. I, Deb Barron, will all my fun and good times in my senior year to Tammy Frances may she enjoy it as much as I have. I, Beraadine Bauer, will all my hall passes to my brother, Anthony, so that he may get out of as many of Mr. Shoup's study halls as I have. I, Mary Bauer, will my cheerleading experiences to Sue and Clare. May they have better luck than I did! I, Cindy Burns, will my ability to cause trouble and not get caught (most of the time, anyway) to anyone who can lie their way out of anything. I, Becky Cassatt, am willing if anyone else is. I, Tim Chandler, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get A's in Physics to anyone who likes to stay up all night studying. I, Terri Cook, will my brother, Fred, all my cigarettes, may he smoke them with- out getting caught. I, Ginn Ekis, will to my sister Teresa, my ability to steal cookies from the Home Ec. room and hope she gets away with it! I, Jocelyn Ekis, will the ability of being a Senior to Rusty Stevenson in hopes that he'll never have to bow down again. I, Cheryl Gaston, will to Shawn Dyne, a new pair of Swimming Trunks. May the lifegaurds at Grove City College never be embarassed again! I, Beverly Glenn, will to Linda Burns all the fun in her senior year that I had, especially in study halls. I, Katie Gregory, will to my sister Maggie, all the fun and great experiences of being a Senior at East Forest. I, Angie Hannan, will all my ability to blush to Carol Shaffer, but I think that she already has enough ability. I, Brad Hanson, will all my basketball experiences to Brian. May he never sit on the bench. I, Jacquetta Griffith, will all the great times of my Senior year...cheering, parties , etc., to my sister, so that she doesn't have to go downhill! I, Neilia Kahle, will to my brother, Tom, the ability to keep his grades up, so that he may participate in sports in his senior year. I, Mary Kaminski, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to cause trouble and raise heck , (but still get caught) to anyone who likes Mr. Smrek's office I, Mike Lankard, will to Mrs. Roberts, all the students she will ever need to make her classes as enjoyable as they were with me. I, Tom Oliver, will to Jim, all my exciting rides to Vo-Tech. I, Toni Pa8tllock, will all my fighting experiences to Amy Schmidt; may she always have a powerful fist behind her. I, Jody Reinsei, will all my fun (!?!) times in band to Mary Louise and Carol. May they always laugh at Mr. Huffman's jokes. I, Jan Schrecengost, will all my fun times and crazy days to all my good friends. I. Bob Shaffer, will all my curls to Bird. He needs them. I, George Shaffer, will all my driving experiences on the Loleta road to Randall Parrett. May he keep the bugs off his glasses and the bears off his tail. I, Joe Shaffer, will all my Problems of Today to my brother tonight. I, Mary Kay Shipe, will all the hassles of being a SENIOR to anyone who thinks it's so GREAT...CAUSE IT IS!!! I, Cindy Silvis, will all the fun, excitement, and hassles of being an Almighty SENIOR to Tom, Rick, and Dennis. I, Greg Sleppy, will all my Physics grades to anyone who wants them. Cont. on p. 83. 45 VO-TECH Ricky Riggs Appliance Repair Sophomore Jim Shaffer Appliance Repair Junior Rick Wolfgang Automotive Trades Sophomore Joe M shensic Automotive Trades Junior Randy Wolfgang Automotive Trades Senior Tony Calton Building Maintenance Sophomore Tom Oliver Carpentry Senior Martha Covel Food Preparation Junior Joe Nesbella Food Preparation Junior Cindy Zimmerman Food Preparation Junior Paul Temple Food Preparation Senior Brenda Gassberie Food Preparation Junior Janice Schrecengost Cosmetology Senior Dave Thompson Distributive Education Sophomore Deb Shipe Distributive Education Junior Terry Gadley MsrMnist Trades SoDhomore Bob Shaffer Machinist Trades Senior Doug Spratt Metal Fab Senior Jim Oliver Plumbing, Heating, Air Sophomore Scott Shaffer Plumbing, Heating, Air Sophomore Glenn Temple Plumbing, Heating, Air Sophomore Shawn Dyne Plumbing, Heating, Air junior Brad Hanson Technical Data Process Senior Sue Hotter Unit Record Data Process Junior Tom Gadley Warehousing Junior Bill Pfendler Warehousing Junior Dan Zimmerman Welding Junior 4b Tom Oliver Randy Wolfgang Brad Hanson Bob Shaffer Janice Schrecengost Paul Temple 47 Doug Spratt Our second national birth day is more symbolic than simply its birth and the passing of a two-hundred period This celebration also symbolizes achieve- ment and growth remind- ing us of the past that shapes our present, and gives hope for a produc- tive future. The sight8 and sounds of 1776 are silent, but our cherished memories of valor and strength will never die. The Revolutionary message is based upon the dignity of man; it broadcasts the importance of individ- uals existing in a con- dition of mutual respect. 49 Mr. Neil Polumbo Superintendent Mr. John Smrek Principal Mr. Andrew Bulazo Assistant Superintendent Mr Paul Pascarella Elementary Principal 50 SCHOOL BOARD Sitting: Gerald Schrecengost, Robert Greer, Robert Kinnear, Jack Miller, Standing: Neil Polumbo, Andrew Bulazo, Sharon Redick, Pauline Norton, Ruth Schmidt, Howard Mealy, Frank Farone. Guidance Counselor 51 Alan Fray teaches art courses. He vent to Edinboro State College to obtain his B.S. in art education. lie en- joys painting and sculp- ture and has been here two years. Ronald Crown teaches various history courses. He received his B.S. in secondary education at Clarion State College, lie has been at F..F. for five years. lie coaches girl's basketball and softball. Mr. Bray Mr. Brown Willin'-' G. bnnilsn, xn his fifth year of teach- in , is the Physical Ed- ucation teacher. He at- tended Lock Haven and Slinpery Rock State Col- leges. He is the J.V. Basketball and Volley- ball Coach, lie enjoys archery, track, and cross- country. Mar.lene Furnish attended Andersen College and Slio- nery Rock State College. She has taught Phvsical • Education at East Forest for 10 years. She enjovs shorts and music. Mr. English John E. liepinger grad- uated from Clarion State College. He teaches Science Biology, and Chemistry. He has taught here 9 years. Etnnlish Huffman teach 23 music to rales K to 12 including the Porest Area Land. He attended Var.dercoo' School of Music and Clr—'.on State College. He l as ’’ten ere 2 years and enjoys snov mo'btling. Mr. Hepingcr Mr. Huffman Mrs. Furnish Joseph A. Kebliech teach- es general music, chorus and elementary music. He received his B.S. in music education at Duquesne Un- iversity. He has taught here 2 years. Paul B. Kemble Jr. , dir- ects classes in English, spelling, vocabulary, and composition. He attended Clarion State College. Ilis eighth year, he is the Junior class advisor and Prom director. Mr. Keblitch Kristine A. Kreckel teach- es home ec., crafts, and home and family management classes. She attended Mansfield State College. This is her second year here. She is also the cheerleading advisor. Gary long tenches mechanic al drawing and shop. He received his B.S. at California State College. His 11th year here, he is athletic director and baseball coach. Miss Kreckle Mr. Al Messina teaches English, social studies, and journalism. He re- ceived his B.A. at Mercy- hurst College. During his first year here, he was varsity basketball coach and 8th grade advisor. Mr. Ronald £. Norman teach- es mathematics and Physics classes. He received his B.S. in mathematics at Gen- eva College and has taught here four years. His most recent honor was coaching the 1074-1975 basketball team to district finals. ; C.fcssiria Mr. Long Mr. Norman Mrs. A.J. Roberts teaches commercial courses. She attended Mercyhurst Col- lege. She is Student Council and Commercial Club advisor. John Shoup, who is the librarian, went to Clarion State College. He heads the Library Club. He has been here 12 years. Mrs. Roberts Mr. Shoup Miss Susan Siviy attend- ed Clarion State College She teaches English and Reading and directs the fall drama production and Drama Club. She en- joys traveling, photo- graphy, and swimming. She's been here 4 years. Linda Swartz attented Slippery Rock College. She has taught Spanish at E.F. for 6 years. She enjoys archery and cooking Miss Siviy Mrs. Swartz Kerry L. Molbert teaches math, lie attended Clari- on State College. In his first year of teaching, he is Jr. high basketball coach, Chess club and 9th grade advisor. He enjoys sports, reading and Scouting. Mr8. Donna Beary has hei B.S. and M.Ed. in ele- mentary education. She has been the 4th grade teacher for 4 years. Mr. Wolbert Mrs. Beary 54 .Helen A. Dunkle attended Clarion State College. This is Her 4th year here, and she teaches remedial Teadinp. Mrs. Linda Biechner re- ceived her B.S. at the Indiana University. This is her 6th year and she teaches kindergarten. David Deffenbaugh attended Clarion State College. This is his seventh year here. He is the £th grade teacher. Mrs. Beichner Mr. Deffenbaugh Curtis Pumish attended '.ndercon College. This is his eighth year teach- ing 6th grade. Miss Dunkle Mr. Furnish Mary Beth Hepinger attend- ed Clarion State College, and recieved her B.S., M. ed. in elementary educat- ion. This is her 2fad year here. She teaches 1st and 2nd grade. DeVayne Hilton attended Clarion State College. This is his 6th year here. He is the Ele- mentary Phys. Pd. teacher. Mrs. Hepinger Mr. Hilton 55 Margaret Irwin has her masters from Clarion State College. She has taught first grade for ten years. Jan McCarthy has taught second grade for three years. She has a 3. S. in elementary education from Clarion State College. Mrs. Irwin Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Lynda Kline is the Special Ed. teacher at E.F. She received her B.S. in Special Education at Clarion State College. She has been at E.F. for two years. Mrs. Mary Ann Ilesbella has been teaching at E.F. for eight years. She re- ceived her M.S. degree at Clarion State College. Mrs. Kline Mrs. Ilesbella Joanne Skibinski re- ceived her B. S. in school nursing from Clarion State College. She has been school nurse for ten years. She is Cribbage Club advisor and enjoys reading and swimming. Mrs. Skibinski 56 OFFICE PERSONNEL Rose Daniels, Jean Pedder, Aldine Williams, Sandy Hanson « ft CAFETERIA STAFF Top: Fran Gadley, Pat Kimmel Bottom: June Shipe, Mary Jane Tempest, CUSTODIANS Don Cochran, Pam McDonald 57 if f jSL m The Spirit of '76 has been present through our entire sports season. Be- ginning with baseball in the fall. East Forest spirit gradually built. Girls’ basketball players got new uniforms. The spirit be- cause of this helped them have a winning season. Boys' basketball started in early November. Mr. Messina was the new coach. Cheer- leading try-outs were in November. The Varsity also got new uniforms. The cli- max of the basketball sea- son was the last game against West Forest in our gym. Yes, the Spirit of '76 has made this sports season a very exciting one! 58 59 First Row: Tim Chandler, Jim Cleveland, Bob Shaffer, Brad Hanson, Second Row: Newt Huffman, Bob Snyder, Randy Andring, Rusty Stevenson, Coach Long, Third Row- Jerry Cussins, Pat Hepinger, Jim Lambert, Mark Ceyer, Jim Oliver, Fourth Row- Jeff Shaffer, Brian Hanson, Scott Shaffer, Dennis Ilepler, Dan Kiehl. The East Forest baseball team, under the direction of Mr. Gary Long, finished the 1975- 76 season with a 4 wins-6 losses record. They finished fourth in the UAVL. Mark Geyer, 1375, and Randy Andring, .367, were the leading hitters. This year's captain was Bob Shaffer. This year's team had the least amount of seniors than ever before. Four seniors and nine underclassmen lettered. Coach Long commented, Next year's team will be loaded with experienced lettermen, and we should finish near the top of the league. 60 Coach Long BASEBALL ’76 Randy Andring Bob Shaffer Tim Chandler Brad Hanson Rusty Stevenson 61 Bob Snyder LETTERMEN Jim Cleveland LETTERMEN Dennis Hepler Jim Oliver Pat Hepinger Jerry Cussins Jim Lambert Mark Geyer 62 VARSITY BASKETBALL From left to right: Terri Fielman, Toni Pastilock, Penny Nesbella, Cris Smrek, Amy Schmidt, Lissie Nesbella, Lynda Dyne, Sue Motter, Tammy Pedder Center' Coach Brown, Absent: Tammi Harp JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL From left to right: Penny Nesbella, Tracy Gruey, Cris Smrek, Rosie Mazzocchi, Sue Henschel, Brenda Carbaugh, Lynda Dyne, Deb Greer, Sally Regina, Lori Zim- merman, Sue Motter, Terri Corbin, Linda Kaminski, Center: Mr. Brown 64 Tarni a-p Junior rf Mr. Brown Coach Terri Fielman Junior Toni Pastilock Senior Tammy Pedder Junior Lissie Nesbella Junior Amy Schmidt Junior 65 Penny Nesbella Freshman Lynda Dyne Freshman 66 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Randy Andrlng, David Irwin, Goerge Shaffer, David Frost, David Andrews, Bob Snyder, Bob Shaffer, Arnie Lloyd. Kneeling: Manager-Biff McDonald, Tim Chandler, Greg Sleppy, Rusty Stevenson, Brad Hanson, Coach Messina) JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Pat Hepinger, Newt Huffman, Shawn Dyne, Jerry Cussins, Melvin Sleppy, Coach English. Kneeling: Bill McDonald, Mark Geyer, Jim Lambert, Brian Hanson. hH VARSITY LETTERMEN David Andrews Senior Brad Hanson Senior Arnold Lloyd Senior David Frost Senior David Irwin Senior VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Tammy Francis, Toni Pastilock, Jacquetta Griffith, Cris Smrek, Tammy Pedder, Terri Fielman, Deb Barron From left to right: Pam Van Nort, Tammi Harp, Carol Shaffer, Terri Corbin, Brenda Carbaugh, Koni Johnson, Kim Reash 72 Terri Fielraan Tammy Pedder Tammi Francis Jacquetta Griffith Deb Barron Cris Smrek Toni Pastilock 75 Top to Bottom: Dennis hepler, Tom Kahle, Dan Kiehl, Jeff Shaffer, Tom Shipe, LJuie lienschel, Rick Andrews, Jeff Lane; Steve Siegel, Johnie Ekis, Ricky Cochran, Chris Payne, Vernon Hilyer, Freeman Shirley, Oreo Oeyer, Jami Harp, Raymond Mazzocchi, Dan Sharrow, Carey Wolbert; John Kistler, James McClellan, Jeff Henschel, Nelson Cochran, Joey Lambert, Richard Carter, Larry Hetrick, Doug Roberts, Ted McCanna. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom: Robin Lankard, Sally Riggs, Lori Zimmerman, Row 2: Penny Nesbella, Nancy Hepinger, Kathy Hepinger, Paula Corbin. 76 STATISTICIANS Jocelyn Ekis, Kim Van Nort, Jody Reinsel, Jo Summers, Rosie Mazzocchi, Brenda Henry GAME WORKERS Row 1: Sandy Wolfgang, Cindy Zimmerman, Reba McDonald, Rob Ekis, Doug Roberts, Johnny Ekis. Row 2: Dennis Hepler, Sally Regina, Jeff Lane, Jo Schmidt, Joan Smrek, Penny Nesbella, Lynda Dyne. Row 3: Kathy Mosley, Martha Covel, Mary Fiscus, Chrystal Bowser, Tom Kahle, Vernon Hilyer. Raymond Mazzocchi. 77 ALMA MATER As we look over your record, We are proud of you. We'll defend your honor. East Forest, In whate'er we do. Hail, oh hail, dear East Forest High School, Hear our echoes ring. Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail, oh hail, we sing. 78 79 Prom Court: Kevin Skiba; Lori Regina; Doug Hepler, King; Susan Walters, Queen; Shelley Daniels: Brian Hilyer- On May 16th, the Senior class of 1976 held their prom, Scherhe ade in the gymnasium. Music was provided by Big Blue. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Kemble, preparations started early in November. Committees were appointed, and students began to work diligently on the highlight of their Junior year. The magical night finally arrived. East Forest's gym was transformed into a chapter out of the Arabian Knights. Everything was festooned in red, white, and blue. At 10:00 Susan Walters and Doug Hepler became the 1975 Queen and King. The MACA Building was the setting for the after prom party. Two full- length movies were shown, Brian's Song, and Chase. 80 3ast Forest High School resents Fall, the Hunkering Hero by Donald Paxton Directed by Miss Susan Siviy Student Director Neilia Xahle HAIL, THE HUNKERING HERO Clifford Shnorlcel . . Biff McDonald Kaw Shncrkel......... Jan Schrecengost Paw Shnorkel......... Shatm Dyne Coach 0'Brother . . . Toni Pastilock Dr. Klunk Cheryl Van Dale Myrt Blirt............. Jacquetta Griffith Lotus Shrnorgus........ Jocelyn Ekis Fletcheruitz........... Bill McDonald Rattenstall ........... Jeff Lloyd Radio Announcer .... Susan HiIyer College Girl........... Rosie Mazzocchi 82 Cont. from p. 45. I, Jo Summers, will my height to Linda, in hopes that she finds out what it's like to wear short pants. I, Paul Temple, will Tobo my ability of being late. May he never get held up in the morning as often as I have. I, Kim Van Nort, will my singing ability and all my cute little songs to Cris. She needs all the help she can get. I, Biff McDonald, will my ability to crochet to any guy who has guts enough to take Home Ec. I, David Irwin, will all the points of my basketball career to Bob Snyder. 83 Row 1 (left to right): Cheryl Gaston, Margaret Gregory, Cindy Silvis, Kim VanNort, Jo Summers, Teresa Hepler, Joce Ekis, Terri Fielman. Row 2: Angie Hannon, Deb Barron, Jody Reinsel, Neilia Kahle, Biff McDonald, Bernadine Bauer, Bob Shaffer, Lissie Nesbella, Rosie Mazzocchi, Pam VanNort. Row 3: Beverly Glenn, Jacquetta Griffith, Mary Bauer, Cris Smrek, Toni Pastilock, Cheryl Yeaney, Mary Fiscus, Sally Regina. Jacquetta Grifflth-Business Manager; Cindy Silvis-Co-Editor; Kim VanNort-Co-Editor. Arthur VanNort-Advisor 84 BUS DRIVERS left to right: Armand Mazzocchi, Ray Brosius, Cecil Parrett, Bob Cochran. Howard Kimmel, A1 Luenberger, Don Cochran, Miriam Cochran SAFETY PATROL left to right: Mr. Furnish, Brian Pfendler, Tommy Bauer, Philip Nichlas, Joey Marte, Steve Baxter, Schmidty Schmidt, Tammy Kistler, Chris Seybert, Ron Ekis, Jeff Johnson, Deatri Cochran, Leslie Cochran, Clay Cochran 85 STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Bob Snyder, Vice-President; Ron McDonald, President; Jocelyn Ekis, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Roberts, Advisor. This year there are 23 members in Student Coun- cil. Elections were held in April and Biff, Bob-, and Jocelyn were elected to office. Mrs. Roberts once a ain accepted the office of advisor. Activities include: the annual Snowball dance, talent show. Honors Banquet, and the school store. 86 A M E R I C A 87 Color Guard Doreen Greer, Cheryl VanDale, Sally Regina, Laura Zimmerman, Chrystal Bowser, and Terri Corbin. Director Tammy Pedder, Terri Fielman, and Pam VanNort 90 COUNTY BAND Bottom: Kim Van Nort, Jack Griffith, Cindy Silvis, Deb Barron, Melvin Sleppy. Top: Linda Andrews, Toni Pastilock, Bemadine Bauer, Neilia Kahle, Lissie Nesbella, Jody Reinsel. DISTRICT BAND Bottom: Deb Barron, Cindy Silvis, Jack Griffith. Top: Neilia Kahle, Bemadine Bauer. 91 F. H. A. CHESS CLUB 93 LIBRARY CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB Senior Class History Seventy-Six has always been a good year. But twelve years of hard work, experience, and fun have made 1976 the best year of all. The Spirit that we've had through the last twelve years has been kept alive by the memories that we've shared. In first grade our Spirit started with Jo crying and Neilia being all tied up. The Spirit si- lently built in second and third grades. In second grade we all re- member Sue Brown and in third grade we spent most of the year out in the hall. In fourth grade we remember Greg crying in Mr. Staley's room, Mrs. Lockhart's red teeth. In fifth grade Mr. Sands gave us our wooden Santa Claus, then in sixth grade we gave it to Kindergart- en. In sixth grade we published The Great Gazette and put on the play Tomboy and the Dragon . In this play, Dave Frost was the drag- on and Deb Barron was the Tomboy. In sixth grade we remember the glasses club and the time that our class went to Niagara Falls, and too, the bomb scare. Selling seeds and the spelling bees were also a part of our sixth grade. In Seventh grade, we took our class trip to Drake's Well and Crater Plastic. It was funny seeing Seventh grad- ers drinking out of baby bottles. Who can forget Andrews' bombs ? Or in Eight grade, his famous answer of El Moo on the Spanish final. We remember being the last Freshmen class to be initiated, especially the highlights, Arnold with his pig tail. Frost in his diaper say- ing HO, HO, HO , and Bobby getting his egg. shampoo. Now we know what happened to his hair. We also remember the bunny hop at our dance. Also in Ninth grade, we went to the Kinzua Dam and North War- ren, and the Spaghetti dinner. How about BR-5 9 and Mr.Newcomb. Selling popcorn and George and Mary Kay's birthday party at the CC camp happened in Tenth grade, and our dance with two groups. In our Junior year, George wore green sneakers which clashed with David Irwin's black face. During the same Chemistry experiment, George burnt his hair. Getting our class rings and the snowmobile races were thrilling events, also._Our basketball team also went to the play- offs .George came up .with another one, his portaDie typewriter. Then our blisters and sore feet after the Walk-A-Thon. Then the highlight of the year, our prom, Scheherezade, and how beautiful it was when we turned out the lights when we were done decorating. We ended the year with .picnic day at Loleta and our first Senior?? party. The senior girls started out the year with legs . Soliciting was the first on our list of many activities for the year. Then Senior pic- tures were next and then all of a sudden we were signing them and handing them out. Picking out announcements and getting measured for caps and gowns was something we didn't think we'd ever get done-thanks to Mr. Moore, we'll remember him! Senior dances, first and last, will always be remembered. Also, working on the yearbook and selling Christ- mas wrapping. One of the greatest things was ringing in our year, 1976. Yes, it has been one of the best years of all. Our exciting Washington trip, and finally June 3, 1976, our graduation . . . the end of our class memories, but the beginning of our lives. Spirit of ’76 Ester Regina Copstein, a 17 year old Senior, was our exchange student from Brazil. During her nine month stay here, she resided with the Reverend Trumbo family. Ester plans to go to a Chemical Engineering University after returning to Brazil. Bob Tinoco, also from Brazil, spent his nine months with the Ronald McDonald family. Bob, a Senior, took mainly science courses here at East Forest, because he plans to become a doctor. 97 Live each day like there is no tomorrow Live each hour like it's your last one Live each minute without sorrow For tomorrow has already begun 98 99 Row 1, (loft to right): ary Byers, Bl ir Hindman, Sieve Harp, Chris Seybert, hike Lisco, Eugene Byer , Victor Mnzzocchi, Bill Timmons, Mark IJichlns, Pat Gregory, ivicliaiu Jicnlas. Row 2: Keith Baily, Ralph Gadley, John Smrek, Jeff Johnson, liary Bowser, uonna Henry, Dina Gruey, Brenda Lambert, Tammy Kiscler, Kathy Ellis, Row 3: Rhonda heGanna, Beth Kimn.el, Sue Harp, Rhoda heCanna, Penny Laukard, Carrie Cook, Kosehary Oliver, Leslie Skioinski, hark IIammelber Jer, Anthony Bauer, hr. Furnisii. kow 4. Lori Lartin, Robin Iianson, Gary Cocuran, hike O'Donnell, Bonnie Moore John Mashensic, Miles Baker, To,my Bauer. FIFTH GRADE Row 1 (left to right) : Brian Pfendler, Leonard Tobolslci , Joey Marte, Darryl ICring, Wes McCanna, Jeff Motter, Mike Geyer, Paul Andrews, Dean Greer, Clinton Stitt, Steve Baxter, Clayton Cochran. Row 2: Toni Clever, Dan Temple, Bill Miller, Phillip Baily, Kim Shaffer, Mike Flechsig, Les Cochran, Denise Rodgers, Brian Carbaugh. Row 3: Lori Fielman, Don Hepler, Tracy Foulkrod, Mitzi Zimmerman, Beth Oliver, Ruthann Stitt, Ron Ekis, Smitty Schmidt, Deitri Cochran, Dick Russell. Teacher; Mr. Deffenbaugh. 100 FOURTH GRADE Kneel in : Ton Bailey, Wade Miller, Randy Miller, Ralph Gadley, Arlan F.ck, Krai� � Gaston, Frank Crawford, Russell McDanel, David Clow, Terry Whitton, Clay Cochran, Mary Lou Silvis, Lea Anne Bulazo. Sitting: ’’aria Harp, Melissa Rodgers, Laura Lander, Ananda Spicer, Patsy Smrek, !ary Johnson, Tina Cochran, Tammy Zazado, Cindy Miller, Brenda Irwin. Standing: Mary K.immel, Lisa Redder, Kelly McDonald, Donna Pisor, Brenda Luden, Susan Littlefield, Donna Gadley, Tracy Andrews, Dawn Schrecengost, Tina Zazado, Tanmy Rourke, Lee Martin. Maureen Muni ist, Mrs. Beary. Kneeling: Todd Walker, Carl Mcdanel, Steve Miller, Nathan Ctoasmun, Derrek Anders, Peter Flechsig, Dennis Crawford, Jimmy Cochran, Dick Hetrick, Buster Snyder, Johm Zimmerman, Carmine Andelmo. Sitting: Mikki Foulkrod, Bryan Seybert, Erik Wilson, Danny Bailey, Sharon Ellis, David Wilson, Timmy Kimmel, John Hotter, Brad Seybert, Anna Cochran, Mrs. Nesbella. Standing: Leanne Carbaugh, Debbie Lichtenberger, Candy Cochran, Gerri Schrecengost, Amy Cochran, Mandy Rodgers, Tammy Robinson, Lorie Cook, Sally Thacher, Kelly Watkins, Lisa Andrews, Lori Luden, Renee Nicklas, Donna McCanna, Brenda Thacher. 101 SECOND GRADE Row 1 (left to right): Paul Whitton, Jerry Cook, Debbie Miller, Becky Ilaslet, Jim Timmons, David Payne, Calvin Bell, Timothy Silvis, James Taylor, Row 2: Beth Ann Carbaugh, 'legis Luden, Matty Cochran, Wendy Robinson, Shawna Griffith, Todd Boyer, Doug Irwin, Mrs. ‘tcCarthy. Row 3: Julie Bernsdorff, Connie Caldwell, Ron Gadley, Sarah Glllespl, Laura Bulazo, Michele Schrecengost, Rhonda Sharrow, Mltzi Mashenalc. FIRST SECOND GRADE Row 1 (left to right) : David Pisor, Brad Long, Sam Ekis, Jesse Stitt, Jennie Shaffer, Bill Harp, Eddie Hepinger. Row 2 : Andy Spicer, Missy Fyock, Wade Moore, Tim Russell, Yvonne Irwin, Danny Gadley, Mrs. Hepinger. Row 3 : Barabra Thacher, Sharon Brosius, Todd Huth, Eric Skibinslci, Debbie Bradybaugh, Bill Clow, Jimmy Gesin, Tammi Cousin. 102 FIRST GRADE Sitting Ann Shick, Kim Clow Sam Valter, Melinda Carbaugh, Debbi iarp. Cindy Cleveland. Shannon Eradybaugh. Left side stand in®■ Mike Andrews Chad Weaver Chris Van Wort. Back row in cage: Bill Gadley, Park Crispin Cheryl Motter Michael Nancik Diane Smrek. Ty Huth. Front row in cage- Jim Schrecengost Shelly Anders, Gwen Gesin, Right side standing: Robbie Cochran, Jennifer Nardelli Betty KcCanna 103 sitting left to right- John Baughman, Lori Stitt, Robbie Cochran, John Lichtenberger, Doug Corbin, Mark Snyder, Dale Ilepler, Eric Rourke sitting- Bobbi Gadley, Mike Andrews Kelly Gruey, Kim Harp, Melissa Snyder, Becky Snyder, Alan Runiman, Eric Long, standing- Katy Baxter, Richard Clever, Marcella Ekis, Harry King, Charlie Williams, Charlie Sharrov Donna Crawford, Traci Fitzgerald, Mrs. Irwin KINDERGARTEN 104 HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA” ANDRINGS RED WHITE 106 MARIENVILLE, PA 16239 927-6623 BAUGHMANS MARKET D. W. SCHRECENGOST BUILDING AND REMODELING CONTRACTOR MARIENVILLE, PA 16239 927-6713 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 108 MARIENVILLE MASTER ANTENNA WERE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW BEST WISHES SENIORS SUMMERS’ ENTERPRISES R. D. 2 Marienville, Pennsylvania Allegheny Trail Ride Last full week in July 3-day weekend closest to October 10 Western Tack Shop Saddles, Bridles Snowmobile Sales and Service Forest County Camp 4-H, Church, Band, Football, and Scout Groups AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of Forest County Sportsman's Club. Ill BUCKTAIL HOTEL MARIEN VILLE BUCKTAIL MOTEL 927-8820 GIFT SHOPPE FOREST COUNTY LIBRARY MONDAY AND THURSDAY 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. TUES—WED- FRII 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.. SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. MARIENVILLE 112 SNYDER LUMBER CONSTRUCTION STANFORDS TAVERN 113 SPORTS EDITORIALS YOU'LL FIND IT ALL IN THE ADVERTISING BUSINESS WARREN TIMES OBSERVER BOX 188 DIAL 723-8200 WARREN, PA 16365 114 GATEWAY FORD FORD TRUCKS Ford and all make trucks GATEWAY MARIENVILLE, PA. 16239 The closer you look, the better we look for truck parts and service, too. FORESTVIEW CABINS THE WISEST PLACE TO VACATION HANSON APPLIANCE MARIENVILLE, PA, MAYTAG THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE jasTfmr yorte RONALD McDONALD funeral home CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76, Marienville, Pa. 117 SILVIS CLOTHING CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “76” PAUL F. SILVIS SONS GOOD LUCK SENIORS 118 PARRETT’S DAIRY FREEZE SOFT ICE CREAM SHOUP’S AMERICAN HARDWARE BROOKVILLE NEW CAR TRUCK DEALERS Brookville Equipment, Inc. International Trucks and Scouts Gould Ford Sales Ford - Mercury Gromley Chevrolet, Inc. Chevrolet - Jeep Dodge l QLDSMOBILE P Pyjnn-utfl Ludwig Sales and service Pontiac, Olds, and Cadillac Miller and Williamson Motors Chrysler - Plymouth Shannon and Shaffer, Inc. Buick and AMC The McMurray Company PUBLISHERS Brookville. 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Bill Donna Snyder and family 124 MARIENVILLE BEVERAGE Parrett's COMPANY Quaker State P Congratulations... Class of ’76 Gas, Oil, Accessories; State Inspection Marienville,Pa. 16239 Phone: 927-6611 Regina's MARWOOD, INC. Construction Company Marienville, Pa.- 125 NANCY WILSON’S COOR ft VERSI MS, U1C. COOK FOREST STATE PAIK C00KSBUR9, PA. 16217 814-744-8300 EUGENE VAN DALE MANAGER l rD I JLl l JLl I JLl I JLl COOK FOREST MOTEL Bicycle and Canoe Rentals GRATULATIONS, TO THE CLASS OF 76 HARRIGER’S GARAGE GATEWAY LANES Rd. 4 Box 392 Brookville, Pa. VINCE’S 10825 Box 111 Sigel. Pa. 15860 Wheel Alignment Glass Cutting GATESMAN AUTO BODY Jack Gatesman, Owner VlZlA PIZZA PARLOR e ANOe YE PUBLIC HOUSE Lucinda, Pa. Phone 226-9468 95 lAnything Sul Jl SBtoken SitaxC' 24 hr. towing Radiator Repair Rd. 3 North Pine Grove, Pa. Ufol [parts! [127 Lander's Shopping Center VOGELBACHER WOLF’S HEAD SERVICE Lucinda, Pa. Lucinda, Pa BENTZ FURNITURE JACOBUS POKLAR MOTORS, INC. Kane, Pa. 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MANGIONE CARROZZERIE PHONE: 726-0881 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR GAS AND DIESEL ENGINES USED CARS - BODY WORK ENDRUST Elm Street—Tionesta, Pa. Slum a GENERAL MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES (Westinghouse Sales and Service) Wolverine ♦ Woolrich ♦ Electrical Supplies Phone: (814) 755-3244 FAULKNER’S SUPER DUPER TIONESTA BUILDERS SUPPLY FAULKNER’S SUPER DUPER HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER R. D. 1, Tlonesta, Pa. Rt. 36 All Building Materials, Cottages, Cottage Sites Monday—Saturday, Phone (814) 755-3561 Evenings—Holidays, Phone (814) 2J6-736S Dennis, Larry Gary Schmader m Tionesta, Pa. FOREST PRESS HAPPY COW Editorials Business For your best shopping buys PJ [ Sports Advertising Tionesta, Pa. LONG ACRES POTATO FARM CLYDE E. HORNER SONS R. D. 1. PLENA. 16353 | | | $14-744-3454 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIONESTA TOWNE HOUSE ELM STREET TIONESTA, PA. COWDRICKS DRUG STORE DEDICATED TO QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 212-214 LIBERTY ST WARREN. PA 723-174-3 RUSSEL STOVER CANDIES KINZUA BROADCASTING COMPANY INC, WARREN, PENNSYLVANIA 16365 PIIONE: 314 72C-2923 134 JAMES JEWELERS LOGANS MEN’S WEAR everything fine in the JEWELERY LINE. Phone: 723-7740 216 Liberty St. 208 Liberty St. Warren, Pa. Warren, Pa. 16365 TINGLEY SPORTS CENTER WACOPSE 9 Warren, Pa. FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Serving public school employees and students in Warren, Forest, Elk and McKean counties P O BOX 471 WARREN. PENNA 16365 135 RECORD HARVEST PRINTZ’S Compliments of the COMPLIMENTS OF TIONESTA SAND GRAVEL INC. 1 1 Balfour JEWELRY'S FINESTCRAFTSMEN CRUSHED GRAVEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 REDIMIXED CONCRETE Tionesta-Tidioute Phone 755-3616 ij Represented by: WM. RED MOORE Box 431 Msadville, Pa 16335 Phone: (814) 336-1661 16 LINE ADS MARIENVILLE AREA Betty's Beauty Shoppe Marienville, PA 16239 « Charlotte Henke Insurance Marienville, PA 16239 Dr. Henry A. 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Trumans Store Groceries, Meat, Hardware Sigel, Pa. Try-M Finance Brookville, Pa. White Brook, Inc. Complete Machine Shop Service Brookville, Pa. CLARION AREA Adolph's Restaurant Clarion, Pa. Bob's Sub and Sandwich Shop Clarion, Pa. 137 Edward's Appliance Store Clarion, PA The Furniture Mart Marianne, PA Galager Drugs Clarion, PA Huddie's Place Lucinda, PA James Jewelers Keepsake Diamonds Clarion, PA J.C. Penney Clarion, PA McNutt Jewelery 528 Main Street Clarion, PA 226-7041 Paul A. Weaver, Jeweler Clarion, PA Rag Shop Campus Shoes Clarion, PA S M Sales Route 322 West Clarion, PA Variety Distributing Everything In Sports Clarion, PA KANE AREA Arcade Restaurant 54 Fraley St. Kane, PA Archer's News Sporting Goods Kane, PA Cow Plaza Tastee Freeze Kane, PA Diechea Clothing Co., Inc. Kane, PA Dorothy's Record Shop Kane, PA Kane Auto Parts 127 Fraley Street Kane, PA Kane Lumber Fuel Co. Builders Supplies Kane, PA Kote'n Shyne Rust Proofing Mountain City Gulf Kane, PA Mountain City Booterie Shoes for the entire family Kane, PA Oyler's Exxon Servicenter Kane, PA Seneca Auto Parts Kane, PA Texas Hoc Lunch Kane, PA Western Auto Associates Store Wilmer Reichard, Jr., Owner Kane, PA LEEPER AREA Agnew Radio TV Leeper, PA Farmer's Mutual Marble, PA A Lencer Service Station Deeper, PA OIL CITY AREA Best Jewelers Oil City, PA Brody's Oil City, PA 138 Ray L. Way Oil City, Pa. Klivan'8 Jewelers Oil City, Pa. Riverside Market Oil City, Pa. Veaches Furniture Oil City, Pa. Welker and Maxwell Oil City, Pa. SHEFFIELD AREA Brewsters Family Store Sheffield, Pa. Peterson Hardware Sheffield, Pa. Mini-Mart Sheffield, Pa. Keystone Service Sheffield, Pa. Bamhardt Davis Co. Sheffield, Pa. Wert's Gulf Station Tiona, Pa. TIONESTA AREA Forest Hardware Tionesta, Pa. Forest County Sports Center Tionesta, Pa. Jenkins Mobil Station Tionesta, Pa. Sky Jet Freeze Tionesta, Pa. L B Produce and Grocery Tionesta, Pa. Gilberts Body Shop Tionesta, Pa. 755-4913 TYLERSBURG AREA Joe's Garage Tylersburg, Pa. Ken M°Farland Beer Distributer Tylersburg, Pa. Siegel's Upholstery Tylersburg, Pa. WARREN AREA Carson Finance 254 Pennsylvania Ave. W. Warren, Pa. N.K. Wendelboe Co. 217 Liberty St. 1876-1976 Warren, Pa. Levi Epstein Sons 410 Pennsylvania Ave. W. Warren, Pa. Morehouse Book Store 224 Pennsylvania Ave. W. Warren, Pa. Rudy'8 Sport Shop Warren, Pa. Reliable Furniture Warren, Pa. Simonsen Wallpaper and Paint Warren, Pa. Style Shop Warren,Pa. 139 Matson Insurance Agency Brookville, PA McCabe Drug Inc. Brookville, PA People's Savings Loan Brookville, PA McBeth's Log Cabins Cooksburg, PA Tiny Town Warren, PA Hultman's Cleaners Warren, PA Chamberlairs Sales Warren, PA Feldman Jewelers Oil City, PA Penfield Service Oil City, PA Dickinson-Oakes Jewelers Oil City, PA Freems Oil City, PA Hileman Woods Oil City, PA -k Pennshire Clothes Oil City, PA 141 TIM CHANDLER Tim 7 29 58 JIM CLEVELAND Chip 6 1 58 Anywhere playing my guitar In my Ford, heading south on 66 Hr. Wolbert, are you sure you're right? Hey Lips! What's happening? To retire as soon as possible To enjoy life GEORGE SHAFFER Geo 4 28 58 THERESA COOK Terri 9 27 58 The boonies With Bill and Sandy Way to go, Dave Comon Sandy, let's go! To be able to write so that To be myself someone can-read it JODY REINSEL Tinsel 4 5 58 JOCELYN EKIS Joce 10 11 58 With Rusty and or my friends With my friends and my class Don't be mean Alright, alright!! To be happy To make others laugh to graduate from college VIRGINIA EKIS Ginnie 8 12 58 MARY KAMINSKI Kam 12 12 58 With anybody that's happy What!?!? Oh my stars!! It'8 a secret To go to Arizona ! ?! Hey, quit using F words around me To study accounting CHERYL GASTON Rocky 6 14 58 DAVID ANDREWS Stretch 8 12 58 Anywhere but where I am! Yep, yep, yep, yep!!! In my Yellow Canary To play tennis with Jimmy Connors- I don't get the Joke Irwin, who's Block? and WIN!!! To tour with Led Zeppelin DEB BARRON Barrels 9 24 58 DAVID FROST Bone, Frost 8 26 58 With a Chevy small block With my friends To be back-up man to Bob Lanier I'm hip, I'm hipl To marry Richie Hebner . . . someday BERNADINE BAUER Dene 4 19 58 BEVERLY GLENN Bev 2 6 58 With friends With my friends The nerve of some people Oh wow. To bring happiness into the world To get the most out of life MARY BAUER Bauer 10 28 58 CATHERINE GREGORY Katie 3 24 58 With my friends Wherever there's music with my friends Are you all enjoying your lunch today7 R-Really!! To graduate from college To be happy in everything I do CINDY BURNS Burns 5 22 58 JACQUETTA GRIFFITH Jack 5 17 58 Blackberry, Bogus Rocks, Cook Forest With people Oh bull, Irwin, I did not! Let's cause trouble Live in Australia own a Koala Bear To lead a happy life BECKY CASSATT B.J. 8 18 58 ANGIE HANNAN Hangover 1 14 58 With my friends or with Tim Crown on weekends Alright! Yea team To be a nurse in pediatrics and to To get out of Marienville make someone happy 142 BRADLEY HANSON Brad 7 27 58 Nowhere in particular Sit on it Get through all my schooling DAVID L. IRWIN Dave 5 17 58 Cruisin' down Main Street Cooksburg in my fast bird. What's your major problem, Silvis? To get rich! NEILIA JEAN KAHLE Nail 5 4 58 With Bob or with my friends You're so ugly! To become a Certified Public Accountmnt ROBERT M. LANKARD Diz 2 21 57 With Peg headed South What's Happening? Stock car racing diesel mechanics. ARNOLD J. LLOYD Arnie 3 25 57 Up NORTH Hey Nuts, Going to the party? Retire at 21 RONALD WALTER McDONALD Biff 3 29 58 At a class party You wanna hassle? President of Pizza Hut THOMAS OLIVER Ollie 4 13 58 In the outdoors I don't know! To be a carpenter and outdoorsman TONI ANN PASTILOCK Toni 3 4 58 In the gym office Mary Jane, Rusty's picking on me! Black belt in Karate, to ski jump JANICE MARIE SCHRECENGOST Jan 8 26 58 With all my friends Party! Party! To teach cosmetology, and see Wayne Newton. JOSEPH L. SHAFFER Joe 7 26 58 At a Party Hey Ekis To Graduate ROBERT SHAFFER Shaffe 9 29 57 Duhring Hey man To be free from DICTATORSHIP MARY KAY SHIPE Mert 4 27 58 With my friends Whoa.'.' To go back to Georgia CINDY SILVIS Cin 6 14 58 Wherever I can talk Your lips are curling, Irwin To graduate from Pitt GREG A. SLEPPY Slep 4 11 58 Truckin in my Roadrunner Gettin' down! To pass physics DOUGLAS L. SPRATT Doug 3 17 58 With Jodi. Miss Kuhn, I love you.'! To get married DIANA JO SUMMERS Summers, Jo With Bob 8 15 58 Just Jaggin' To be able to make one decision for myself. ESTER REGINA COPSTEIN Nana 1 13 59 Walking in the snow What are you thinking??? To go to Chemical Engineer University WALBERTO WALTER TINOCO Bob 9 11 58 McDonald's house My gosh! To become a doctor PAUL CRAIG TEMPLE Paul 8 16 57 Julie's Any pigs areund? To own a restaurant KIMBERLY ANN VAN NORT Kim 8 22 58 6 miles down Route 899 Only three more days til the weekend! To run the 600 in 2 minutes. RANDY A. WOLFGANG Farmer 6 23 57 At Sue's Hey dummy—ceme here To drive a truck 143 The leaves have turned year after year. They will turn for many years to come but what about our lives? Our lives will change, too just like the leaves. But will they improve or will they change for the worse? Think about your future and make the best of it. Senior Farewell Last tii .e to make a smile Hake it last a little while Last time to take a look Say goodbye and close the book Take it easy, don't be sad Think of all the fun you had Last time to say goodbye Last time, last year Last look, last tear Last time to fool around Hide your feelings, act the clown Last time to watch and stare To make them understand you care And now you'll have to make a start To ease the pounding in your heart To try to start a different life Through every day with each new strife The last time to say goodbye Leave before you start to cry Farewell, East forest High 144