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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 MARIEN A book cannot tell the whole Atony ofa what happened to 44 AtudentA, that Za on you. to nememben. One day you'll pick It up and open It. Suddenly you'll necall—youn veny filnAt day o school at a Senior on the day you wene me.aAun.ed fan capa and gowrn on the school falling In, and finally youn gnaduatlon—but theAe will be youn memonleA— you the Individual—you the one out ofi many—youn elfi— an Individual’A Individual. Edlton-CnlA Smnek AAAl tant Edlton-LlAAle MeAbella Adv+Aon- bin. BuAlneAA Managen-Many FIacua Photognaphen-Penny O’Donnell Van Nont TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 3 Seniors 7 Personalities 19 Baby Pictures 24 Class History 26 Underclassmen 27 Administration And Faculty 41 Staff 49 Athletics 53 Activities 75 Grades 93 Advertising 101 Class Will 134 Candid Shots 136 Autographs 143 And taught us how to feel? fto laac th.uelbfia.ve- people., ho dafied to le t us ckeam?1 (e thought welpofed go eaJ- Lt now how hcm.d''It seems. latofiA ? Jl aKt again much moae than this oufi {ftlends... Mejmotu.et Light the. cotinetiA o my mind Hit tu wateA-colored mejmotUeA the way we werte.,. ...MemosUe may be beautiful. and yet ('that we caJie not to AememheA CJe imply choose to onget... PRESIDENT SECRETARY Teresa Ann Hepler 6 26 59 Tess, an Academic stud- ent, is happy wherever she happens to be. Her ambition is to succeed. She is often heard say- ing Rats! . Melvin J. Sleppy II 6 20 59 Melv, whose favorite saying is Let me copy your Physics , is an Academic student. His favorite place is Cooksburg and his am- bition is to pick the right course after school. Susan Marie Hilyer 9 28 59 Suz is constantly say- ing Hey Penny, do you have A.V. this period? This General student's ambition is to write the All American novel and her favorite place is at Trumbo's. VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Randy C. Andring 11 2 59 Rand, or Candy, is con- tent when he's at the Tennis Court . This Academic student's am- bition is to be succ- essful in sports. He is often heard saying Hey Sleppy, wanna see a movie? . 8 Linda Marie Burns 9 13 59 Linda or Burns says Shut-up Teresa alot and loves to be in Brookston. This Aca- demic student wants someday to get an A in Physics. Michael Shawn Dyne 2 12 59 Shawn or Gomer can us- ually be found saying Be Serious . His favorite place is in West Hickory or Pigs Ears and wants someday to be a Chaplin in the Navy. Sandra Lynn Andelmo 8 25 59 Delmo, an General stu- dent, likes to be with her friends that care. She likes to say Go suck an egg and some- day wants to be a com- Martha Covel ercial artist. 8 4 58 Moose, as everyone calls her, wants some- day to do what she does. You can find Moose in the Bucktail alot and hearing her say I could . She is a-vo- tech student. 9 Nathan Eck 8 14 58 Nate, or Natie Dale, a General student, can be found anywhere his car will take him. His am- bition is to get out of school and can often be heard saying Swear to God . Terri Lynne Fielman 12 27 59 Ter, who's favorite place is lying in the sun on a warm, sandy beach, can often be heard saying What a Gorki . This General student's am- bition is to tackle Tank . Mary Louise Fiscus 8 3 59 Mary, a Commercial stu- dent, can be found with her friends, probably saying Yeah, I know . Her ambition is to live her life the way she wants, and not like other people want. Brenda S. Gadley 4 11 59 Bren, a Commercial stu- dent, is always saying Hey Dumbo, where to this weekend? and her favorite place is any- where Rich is. Bren's ambition is to marry as soon as possible and have a lot of little Preach's . 10 Thomas Franklin Gadley 3 9 58 Tom, a Vo-Tech student, is always saying This place looks like a pig- penV. His ambition is to get somewhere in life. Tarami Marie Harp 9 21 59 Tammi, a Vo-Tech stu- dent, is often heard say- ing Whooaa! . Her favor- ite place is Virginia Beach and her ambition is to be single, free, and happy until she is 25. Margaret Rose Gregory 3 13 59 Maggie, an Acadenic stu- dent, would like to be a home economics major. You can find her often with her friends saying It never fails . Penny Marlene Gaston 5 20 59 Pen, a General student, is often heard around school saying Bless it . Her favorite places are anywhere but school and with her friends. Her ambition is to make people happy. n Brenda Lee Henry 10 7 58 Chuck, who's favorite place is with Ron, would like to make him happy and have a success- ful marriage. She can be heard yelling, Pam, I don't get the joke, Dave's not here! Newton Thomas Huffman 9 29 59 Newt, or Fig, can often be heard saying, Honarable General Sir, are you out of your ----- mind? His favorite place is right about here, and he'd like to be a millionaire before he's 21. Gail Ann Henschel 1 21 58 Gail, a General student is always saying, Have you got a problem? Her favorite place is in the cafeteria working and her ambition is to get her own apartment. Koni Johnson 8 26 58 Koni, a Vo-Tech student can be found hanging around with her friends in her spare time, and is always saying, I need some licorice! Her ambition is to sit under a tree in a field. 12 Dave Kozora 5 16 59 Dave, a Vo-Tech student, is always saying, Smile! It can't be that bad. Dave's favorite place is on the race track. His ambition is to join the Air Force and retire at thirty-eight. Elizabeth L. Moore 1 24 60 Betty, or Sugar Plum as CB'ers know her, has the ambition to drive a super, compact diesel. This General student's favorir � . place is Kane. She is often heard saying, You Cottonpicker. Kathryn M. Mosley 1 7 60 Mose, a Commercial student, enjoys being with her friends, having good times, and music. You can often hear her saying, Really. Her ambition is to find in life what's right for her. Joseph Mashensic 5 4 59 Shensic, a Vo-Tech student is always saying, Hang in there. His favorite place is either Potter County, or on the road, and his ambition is to pull his own strings in life. 13 Sue E. Hotter 5 15 59 Mott, a Vo-Tech student, enjoys being with Randy or certain friends. She can often be heard saying, Huh? What did you say? Her ambition is to get out of school and enjoy life. Elissa Joan Nesbella 11 8 59 Lissie, or Lissie Jean, an Academic student, is often heard saying, You’re so gross! Her favorite place is with people she can trust. Her ambition is to be center for the Vikings. Joel D. Nesbella 8 13 58 This town is a real drag! is constantly said by Nez. This Vo-Tech student’s ambition is to be kidnapped by Martians, and his favorite place is River Road or Vo-Tech. Penny Eilene O'Donnell 6 17 59 Chlcano's favorite place is with the people she cares for. This General student's ambition is to make someone happy. She is often heard saying, Susan, think of something to get me out of study hall this period. 14 Randall L. Parrett 7 24 59 One may often hear Ryrd saying, Hey, tighten up! This Academic student's favorite place is behind the wheel of his red pick- up. His ambition is to be comfortable. William R. Pfendler 2 24 58 Bill, or Willie, is a Vo-Tech student at East Forest. You can hear him say Let's get loaded usually uptown. His ambition is to be a truck- driver. Tamara Susanne Pedder 3 23 59 Tammy, is constantly saying, I eye, baby, I eye. Her favorite place is anywhere but home, or with Jerry. This General student's ambition is to be better than Cindy at something. Louann Marie Rourke 1 6 59 This General student's favorite place is anywhere with Mike. Louie may often be heard saying I wish it were Friday. Her ambition is to graduate and get married. Raymond Richard Rudisill 7 20 59 Ray, a general student can be heard saying Yeah Right . He can often be found at Vince’s, and he hopes to be a manager. Debra Jo Shipe 11 30 59 Shipe, a general student can usually be found with Christopher. Her ambition is to be happy. Amy Kathleen Schmidt 3 17 59 Amy's favorite place is near the ocean. This General student's favorite saying is, Oh, yeah Ter, then what did you say? Amy's ambition is not to be a starving writer. James C. Shaffer 9 19 59 Jim, a Vo-Tech student, can often be heard saying, What are we gonna do? His favorite place is where the party is and he hopes to see the world. Christine Louise Smrek 1 17 60 Cris, a General student likes to be anywhere she's happy. Chink is often heard saying, Hello- say hello. Her ambition is to meet Dave Cowens. Rusty Joe Stevenson 6 4 59 This General student's ambition is to be a good mechanic. Rusty likes to be with Joce, and is constantly saying, What's there to eat, Mary Jane? Robert J. Snyder, Jr. 3 5 59 Bob, a General student, often says, Say, Guy! His favorite place is at Cin's, at work, and in his car. His ambition ia to be as successful as his father. Daniel E. Thompson 3 7 59 Super Dan's favorite place is Ohio. This General student's favorite saying is Kuder , and his ambition is to be a bum. 17 Cheryl Diane VanDale 12 5 58 Cheryl's favorite place is with Tony. This General student is often heard saying, Shut up. Chuck! Her ambition is to go to school to be an L.P.N., then get married. Cindy Lee Zimmerman 8 22 59 This Vo-Tech student is often heard saying, Get it Bug's favorite place is the upper park benches. Her ambition is to go as far from Marienville as she can. Sandra Renita Wolfgang 10 30 58 Sandy, also known as Wolf, often says, Mrs. Roberts, what if... This Commercial student's ambition is to achieve her goals. Her favorite place is Tionesta. Daniel C. Zimmerman 8 20 58 Drugs, a General student, likes to be anywhere, as long as he's away from school. He is often heard saying, I don't know. His ambition is to graduate. 18 BIGGEST LITTLEST FEET Melvin Sleppy Mary Fiscus CLASS CLOWNS Newt Huffman Sandy Andelmo Brenda Gacuey Brenda Henry FOREIGN PERSONALITIES Dan (Jewish Rabbi) Zi Chris (Chink) Smrek BEST DRESSED Cheryl VanDale Rusty Stevenson Linda Shawn Tamni H Rusty Chuck Sandy W Cheryl REMEMBER WHEN...9 Randy V f w _ Susan Sue Penny 0 Bren G. J Gris Melvin Randall Penny G. UK Betty OUR CLASS HISTORY When you try to go back to the beginning of our history, it just seems like 12 short years ago that we were just beginning. From the first day of school until now, there are so many things that have happened; many we wish to forget. In 1965, 39 little, frustrated children started on the old road to knowledge. In 1st grade we were seperated and thus created rivalries. It would have almost been a normal first year if it wasn’t for Newt. Unfor- tunately, his brother sprayed him with a hose before he came to school one day. 2nd grade wasn't much comfort to us. Mrs. Irwin tried to make it easy on us; with little success. Anyway, we were all together now. 3rd grade was nice for most. It was the last year for Miss Mathews. For enjoyment, one day Terri swallowed a dime before lunch. 4th grade was something for us all. Many interesting invents occured with the going of Miss Mechling(Mrs. Furnish) and the arrival of Mrs. Haw- kins. That year we were blessed by the presence of Rita Campbell's remarks, Mr. Sands, and the mealworms. 5th grade brought comedy as well as knowledge. Just about everyone of us remembers Jim S. and Tom R.'s run-in with Mr. Deffenbaugh. 6th grade was more of an adventurous year than anything. Most remember the ordeal between Ter, Rob, and Mr. Guiler, Lissie's hiccups at Penn State, our court, and of course The Lucky 13 . Our trip to Niagara Falls highlighted the year. There was a great transition between 6th and 7th grade. As we were once the kings of the Elementary, we were now the pits of the High School. We were so happy to be big 8th graders. We now had the 7th graders to boss around; and we did. 9th grade brought us to the stopping of initiation, at least in school. Terri once again entertained us by swallowing a nail. This was the year we showed our true selves. Randy s loose words to Mr. Long, Tammy, Pennv, and Cherie's ability to write signs, and all the other little things gained us the reputation we deserved. 10th grade went fast for the simple reason that there was more to do and to enjoy. The boy's basketball team went to the play-offs. This was the last year for Mrs. Niederriter and the first year for Mrs. Bayless. This was the year for our big popcorn sale, and Bob and Randall were up to their old tricks in lunch; chocolate milk and spaghetti don't mix. 11th was the year.for our prom, Stairway to Heaven . We were all very proud of it. The nicest thing was the arrival of our class rings. Yes, it was a great year. Well, we're finally up-to-date. The last 11 years were most of our life. What about this year? We were able to do the normal senior activities: sol- iciting, cap and gown measurments, receiving Varsity jackets, ordering and re- ceiving our announcements, working of the yearbook, and getting ready for our Washington Trip. The highlight will be graduation. For 12 years we've been waiting for this moment, the time to say good-bye. After the 9th of June, 44 students will all go on their seperate ways; yet, we will always be together. How can one day shatter 12 years of memories. It never will. President-Linda Summers Secretary-Henry Gregory Vice-President-Jerry Cussins Treasurer-Kim Reash Linda Andrews Brenda Carbaugh Terri Corbin Jerry Kim Cussins DeKort 28 Wayne Eddy Henry Gregory ft Jody Henretty Rosie Mazzocchi Teresa Rourke Terry Gadley Mark Geyer NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Tracy Gruey Kim Hannan Brian Hanson Sue Henschel Bill McDonald Pat Hepinger -— Cindy Means Donna Moore 29 Jim Oliver Florence Pisor Kim Reash Sally Regina Carla Shaffer Rick Riggs Carol Shaffer Greg Roberts Scott Shaffer Sheila Sleppy Steve Spicer rr� — 'y, . ' v ■■ 1 • ,■. Linda Summers Carol Reinsel Dick Sharrow Glenn Temple 30 J1 President-Deb Greer Vice-President-Lynda Dyne Richard Robert Andrews Bums Secretary-Cris Crawford Treasurer-Raymond Mazzocchi Doris Cassatt Rick Cochran Chris Crawford Jeanne Croasmun Lynda Dyne Deb Greer Ed Henschel - t T 4'. . ” Dennis Hepler PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Nick Hilyer Amy Le ichtenberger Jeff Lloyd Dan Kiehl Jerry Marte Carl Miller Carol Mashensic PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Ron Miller Janet Mashensic Penny Nesbella Tom Kahle Ray Mazzocchi Darrell Moore Chuck Payne 33 Brad Pfendler Matt Thompson Jeff Shaffer i V Kevin VanDale Tom Shipe Brian Wolfgang Pete Spratt Donna Woodford 34 President-Kathy Hepinger Vice-President-Jeff Lane Secretary-Robin Lankard Treasurer-Mary Gregory Jill Alderson Dan Bradybaugh Tammy Buterbaugh Kelly Cochran Arthur Cook Paula Corbin Bob Crawford Robbie Ekis 35 Vemon Hilyer ■■ Lisa Littlefield Sandy Rush Mary Gregory Jo Schmidt Cheryl Kimmel ) • A Reba McDonald I ■■■! ' Jeff Lane Mike Oliver Ken Schrader lit Kathy Hepinger Jami Harp Robin Lankard Chris Payne Charlie Skiba 36 Steve Siegel Joan Smrek Stephanie Spicer Jim Thompson 37 EIGHTH GRADE President: Laura Flechsig Vice-Pres.: Nelson Cochran Secretary: John Kistler Treasurer: Doreen Greer Row 1 Wes Henretty, Dan Sharrow, John Ekis, David Albaugh, Patty Andelmo, Kim Alderson, Amy Pfendler, Margelyn Parrett, Maria Luden. Row 2 Mark Bauer, Doug Roberts, John Rini, Tom Walters, Jim McClellan, Sally Riggs, Amy Zimmerman, Nancy Kepinger, Renee Pedder. Row 3 Ted McCanna, John Kistler, Danny Ellis, Larry Hetrick, Joey Lambert, Greg Geyer, Nelson Cochran, Nancy Crawford, Clare Bauer. Row 4 Jeff Henschel, Dean Nicklas, Fred Cook, Ted Nichols, Tonia McCanna, Debbie Clow, Laura Fleschig, Doreen Greer, Jolene Gadley. SEVENTH GRADE President: Dina Gruey Secretary: Penny Lankard Vice-Pres.: Donna Henry Treasurer: Victor Mazzocchi Row 1 Jeff Johnson, Bonnie Moore, Rhonda McCanna, Brenda Lambert, Tammy Kistler, Chris Seybert, Mike Kisko, Victor Mazzocchi, Pat Gregory, Rose- mary Oliver, Mark Nicklas, Bill Timmons. Row 2 Carrie Cook, Robin Hanson, Mary Bowser, Penny Lankard, Dina Gruey, Donna Henry, Rhoda McCanna, Leslie Skibinski, Natasha Sluew, Kathy Ellis, Gary Byers, John Smrek. Row 3 Miles Baker, John Mashensic, Tony Bauer, Marc Hammelberger, Tom Bauer, Richard Nicklas, Gary Cochran, Mike O'Donnell, Eugene Byers, Lori Martin, Beth Kimmel. VO-TECH Tony Calton, Ilartha Covel, Connie Johnson, Matt Thompson, Darrel Moore, Nicky Hilyer, Cindy Zimmerman, Tammi Harp, Sue Motter, Dennis Hepler, Lori Zimmerman, Dave Thompson, Bill Phendler, Ricky Riggs, Richard Wolfgang, Glenn Temple, Tom Gadley, Joe Mashensic, Gerard Marty, Ricky Cochran, Brian Wolfgang, Brad Phendler, Scott Shaffer, Jim Oliver, Jim Shaffer, Terry Gadley Administration Neil Polumbo Superintendent Andrew Bulazo Assistant to the Superintendent John Smrek High School Principal Arthur VanNort Secondary Head Teacher Paul Pascarella Elementary Supervisor Curtis Furnish Elementary Head Teacher School Board Seated Left to Right: Pauline Norton, Jack Miller (Secretary), Robert Greer (President), Robert Kinnear (Vice-President), Sharon Redlck. Standing: Frank Farone, Howard Mealy, Gerald Schrecengost. Absent: Vivian McDonald. Arthur C. Van Nort attended Indiana University of Penna. He has been Guidance Counselor at E.F. for 17 years. He's advisor for the Senior class and the Yearbook, and the Secondary head teacher. He enjoys cutting fire wood. Mrs. Joanne Roberts attended Mercyhurst College where she received her B.S. She teaches Commercial students and is the Student Council advisor. Paul B. Kemble, Jr., attended Clarion State College where he received his B.S. He has taught English, spelling, vocabulary, composition and speech at E.F. for 9 years. He is the Junior class advisor and Prom director. He enjoys reading and puzzles. Ronald E. Norman attended GeneV College where he received his B.S. He has taught Physics and Math at E.F. for 5 years, and is the Varsity basketball coach He enjoys playing basketball. Mr. Kerry Wolbert attended Clarion State College where he received his Master of Arts in math. He has taught math at E.F. for 2 years. He is the Chess Club and sophomore class advisors, and the J.V. basketball coach. He enjoys reading, sports, and hunting. Gary E. Long attended Calif. State College where he received his B.S. in Industrial Arts. He has taught wood working, mech. drawing and leathercraft for 12 years at E.F. He is the athletic director and baseball coach. He enjoys hunting and fishing. Miss Susan M. Siviy Miss Susan M. Siviy attended Clarion State College where she received her B.S. M.ED. She has taught reading and English at E.F. for the past 5 years. She is the 9th grade advisor and enjoys traveling, photography, and crocheting. John L. Shoup attended Clarion State College where he received iis M.H.S. in Library Science, le has taught at East Forest for 13 years. He enjoys antique music boxes. John L. Shoup Linda Swartz Linda Swartz received her B.S. from Slippery Rock. She has taught Spanish and Video courses at E.F. for 7 years. Her hobbies are archery, ceramics and motherhood. Kristine A. Kreckel attended Mansfield State College where she received her B.S. She has taught Home Ec at E.F. for 3 years. She is the advisor for the cheerleaders. She enjcys sewing, skiing, and sports. John E. Hepinger attended Clarion State College where he received his B.S. and M.Ed. He has taught Jr. High science, biology and chemistry at E.F. for 10 years. Ronald R. Brown attended Clarion State College where he received his B.S. He has taught social studies at E.F. for 6 years, and is the girls basketball and softball coach. He enjoys playing the guitar, music, and reading poetry. i Mrs. Deborah Dudt Mrs. Deborah Dudt attended Clarion State College where she received her B.S. A new teacher at E.F., she teaches Special Education and is Play Director and Drama Club Moderator. Her hobbies are tennis, painting, and raising English Springer Spaniels. William G. English attended Lock Haven and Slippery Rock State Colleges where he rec- eived his Masters in Phys. Ed. He has taught Health, Phys. Ed. and Drivers Training for 6 years at E.F. He is the volleyball coach and 7th grade advisor. His hobbies are archery, and track field. Joanne Skibinski attended Clarion State College where she received her B.S. in School Nursing. She has been at E.F. for 11 years and is the advisor of the Diet and Exercise Club. She enjoys swimming and reading. H. Michael Vinopal attended Edinboro State College where he received his B.S. A new teacher at E.F., he teaches English and Social Studies, and is also Jr. High Basket- ball Coach and newpaper advisor. He enjoys playing tennis. Miss Agnello attended Mercyhurst College where she received her degree in Art Education. A new teacher at E.F., she teaches K-7th grades art and advanced art. She enjoys weaving. Marlene Furnish attended Anderson College and Slippery Rock State College where she received her B.S. and M.Ed. She has taught Phys. Ed. for 10 years at E.F. She enjoys sports, music, and gardening. H. Michael Vinonal Curtis Furnish Standish Huffman attended Vander Cook School of Music. He teaches Band and Music foi all grades. He also teaches at West Forest. Norma Stahlman attended Clarion State College where she received her B.S. A new teacher at E.F., She teaches Chorus, General Music, and Elementary Music. She is the supervisor of the Girl's ensemble, and the Musical Production. She enjoys singing, playing piano, and sewing. Curtis Furnish attended Anderson College and Clarion State College where he rec- eived his B.S. He has taught Social Studies for 4th-6th grades at E.F. for 10 years. He is the 6th grade teacher and the elementary basket- ball coach. He enjoys golf- ing and fishing. David Deffenbaugh attended Clarion State College where he received his B.S. He teaches 4th-6th grade math and is the 5th grade homeroom teacher. His hobbies are raising Quater Horses and Blacksmithing. Donna Beary attended Clarion State College where she re- cieved her B.S. and her Masters. She has taught reading and 4th grade for five years at East Forest. Mary Ann Nesbella attended Clarion State College where she received her Masters in Elem. Ed.. She has taught 3rd grade for 8 years. She also sells Insurance. Norma Stahlman if David Deffenbaugh __j Ann Nesbella Jan McCarthy attended Clarion State College where she re- ceived her B.S. in Elementary Education. She has taught at East Forest for 4 years. She is the second grade teacher. Wendy Byers attended Clarion State College where she re- ceived her B.S. in Elementary Education. This is her first year at East Forest. She is the combined first-second grade teacher. Margaret Irwin attended Clarion State College where she received her Masters in Education. She has taught elementary and read- ing at East Forest for 10 years. She enjoys painting and sewing. Linda Beichner attended Indiana Univirsity where she received her B.S. She has taught elemen- tary for seven years at East Forest. She enjoys water skiing, camping, macrame, knitting, and reading. Linda Beichner Helen A. Dunkle attended Clarion State College where she received her M.Ed. She has been the read- ing, specialist at East Forest for 5 years. She enjoys sports, paint- ing and reading. DeWayne E. Hilton attended Clarion State College where he received his B.S. He has taught elementary physical education for 7 years at East Forest. His hobby is philatelist. OFFICE PERSONNEL Aldine Williams Office Secretary Clarabelle Skibinski Librarian Aide Sandy Hanson Secondary Aide Elaine Becker Student Teacher Jean Pedder Secondary Aide Rose Daniels Elementary Aide 49 Custodians And Bus Drivers Don Cochran-Custodian Para Larson-Custodian Evenlyn Parrett, Miriam Cochran, Don Cochran, Bob Cochran, A1 Leuenberger, Al Whitton, Ray Brosius. Ed Zimmerman Mr. Paul B. Kemble, Jr., accepts the Most Dedi- cated Teacher of the Year award from Biff McDonald, Student Coun- cil President from last year. Mr. Kemble won this award when the Student Council held an election to find out who the students felt was the most dedicated teacher at East Forest. BASEBALL Row Is Pat Hepinger, Rusty Stevenson, Randy Andring, Bobby Snyder,Newt Huff- man, Glenn Temple, Shawn Dyne, Brian Hanson, Scott Shaffer, Jim Oliver. Row 2: Mr. Long, Steve Siegel, Jeff Shaffer, Dennis Hepler, Mark Geyer, Jerry Cussins, Jim Lambert, Dan Kiehl, Mike Oliver, Jeff Lane. Mr. Long-Coach Steve Siegel-Manager 54 BASEBALL RECORD Eas ast Forest i 12 9 13 Mercyhurst St. Marks North Clarion Wesf fores The Bears winning record, 6 wins, 4 losses, was led by Jim Lambert's and Randy Andring's robust batting averages of .484 and .411 respectively. Congratulations to the seven starters who batted .280 or better during the season. The team had an overall batting average or .287 this year. There will be twelve returning players available for next year's team seven of whom are lettermen. Special recognition goes to Randy Andring on his pitching perfor- mance of two no-hitters and one one-hitter. Prospects for next year's team are promising and lots of luck to all seniors in whatever they may do after graduation. Randy Andrinf Senior Newt Huffman Senior Shawn Dyne Senior LETTERMEN Bob Snyder Senior 56 57 Jim Lambert Junior Glen Temple Junior Jim Oliver Junior Dennis Hepler Sophomore 58 Girls’ Basketball Tammy Pedder, Penney Nesbella, Cris Smrek, Lynda Dyne, Amy Schmidt, Lissie Nesbella, Deb Greer, Sue Motter, Tammi Harp, Terri Corbin, Terri Fielman, Brenda Carbaugh-Manager. Front; Ron Brown-Coach Charlie Skiba, Paula Corbin, Sheila Sleppy, Rosie Mazzocchi, Robin Lankard, Linda Andrews, Kathy Hepinger, Deb Greer, Sue Henschel, Lori Zimmerman, Terri Corbin, Brenda Carbaugh-Manager. Front: Ron Brown 59 GIRL’S VARSI TY RECORD East Forest Youngsvil Sheffield Eisenhowe Venango Christian __ T West Venango Forest Christian Sheffield Tidioute est Forest idioute Youngsville Winning While the winning records of this year's Varsity and teams speak for themselves, winning is more than'.just final score. It is knoving that you cared enough |to Opponent lyour best regardless inning is not only t ving the ability t mistakes, and accept I but it is earn from ng human. Lissie Nesbella Senior Penney Nesbella Sophomore Amy Schmidt Senior Lynda Dvne Sophomore Tammy Pedder Senior LETTERMEN 61 62 VARSITY BASKETBALL Scott Shaffer, Junior; Brian Hanson, Junior; Tom Kahle, Sophomore; rat nepinge , Junior; Randy Andring, Senior; Dan Kiehl, Sophomore; Jerry Cussins Junior; Dennis Hepler, Sophomore; Rusty Stevenson, Senior; Jim Lambert, Junior, -oach Ron Norman in front. Mr. Kerry Wolbert- Junior Varsity Coach Melvin Sleppy- Manager Mr. Ronald Norman- Varsity Coach J.V. BASKETBALL Jeff Shaffer, Sophomore; Jeff Lane, Freshman; Tom Kahle, Sophomore; Dan Kiehl, Sophomore; Scott Shaffer, Junior; Brian Hanson, Junior; Mark Geyer, Junior; Raymond Mazzocchi, Sophomore; Coach Kerry Wolbert in front. East Forest Opponent 32 Clarion Limestone 67 35 Kane 97 37 Clarion Limestone 46 44 Keystone 81 23 North Clarion 60 40 Eisenhower 51 46 Youngsville 55 43 DuBois Central Christian 65 60 Sheffield 70 59 West Forest 74 37 Mercyhurst 70 48 Sheffield 52 54 Jamestown 50 47 Tidioute 56 41 St. Marks 46 50 Tidioute 49 47 St. Marks 50 48 West Forest 86 45 Mercyhurst 55 70 Jamestown 39 VARSITY LETTERMEN Randy Andring- Senior Pat Hepinger- Junior Rusty Stevenson- Senior Jerry Cussins- Junior Jim Lambert- Junior Dennis Hepler- Sophomore Dan Kiehl- Sophomore VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kim Reash Terri Corbin Pan Van Nort Cris Smrek Carol Shaffer Tammy Pedder Terri Fielman Miss Kristine Kreckle Cheerleading Advisor JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kathy Hepinger Robin Lankard Tracy Gruey Sue Henschel Penny Nesbella Linda Summers VARSITY Carol Shaffer- Junior Kim Reash- Junior Terri Corbin- Junior Terri Fielman- Senior Pam an Nort- Junior H Tammy Pedder- Senior Cris Smrek- Senior BOYS’ BASKETBALL RECORD East DuBois Clarion Limestone Kane Clarion Limestone Keystone North Clarion Eisenhower Youngsville Central Christian Sheffield West Forest Mercyhurst I Sheffield ' Jamestown Tidioute St. Marks Tidioute St. Marks West Forest Mercyhurst Jamestown Opponent 64 Much desi Basketball Te 5-15 overall and 4 with four undercla We can'tWget thi with the team. R and determination has been displayed by the,East forest this year. The team completed their season with a ecord of league competition.. The team was basifcally Voung receiving starting positions. Nightmares, such as,W gether 'and We can't win the close ones are still s of these thoughts, the long preparation, the hard practices, the serious chalk talks, the hard-played games and last but fiost important, the strong team pride and friendship that was hi together to make one successful and enjoyable season. Thant! Ron 'Norman Junior High Basketball Dan Sharrow. Row 2: Doug Roberts-Manager, Steve Siegel, Jami Harp, Larry Hetrick, Chris Seybert, James McClellan. Row 3: Jim Thompson, John Reni, Vernon Hilyer, Chris Payne, Gary Cochran, Greg Geyer. Renee Pedder, Dina Gruey, Charlie Skiba, Laura Fleschig, Nancy Hepinger, Clare Bauer 73 Girl’s Softball Linda Summers, Terri Corbin, Penney Nesbella, Tammy Pedder, Brenda Carbaugh, Lynda Dyne, Lori Zimmerman, Amy Schmidt, Robin Lankard, Debbie Greer, Lissie Nesbella, Mr. Brown-Coach. Statisticians 74 Carla Shaffer, Cheryl Yeaney, Pam Van Nort, Brenda Henry, Sally Regina Joan Smrek, Kelly Cochran, Cheryl Kimmel. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Doug Hepler- 1975 King, Biff McDonald, Deb Barron, George Shaffer- King, Kim VanNort- Queen, Jacquetta Griffith, Dave Andrews, Susie Walters- 1975 Queen. On May 29, the Class or '77, held their prom, Stairway to Heaven. The gym was decorated with harps, stars, and a stair- case leading to Heaven. The colors were blue and yellow. At 10:00, Kim Van Nort and George Shaffer were crowned Queen, and King. The after-prom was held in the cafe- teria. There was a buffet of ham and other delicious foods served. The two movies that were shown, were: The 12 Chairs, and The Murders of the Rue Morgue. At about 5:00, everyone ate breakfast, and went home. Thus ending another mem- orable evening. On December 6, 1976, the East Forest Drama Club presented the musical Rock-N-Roll under the direction of Mrs. Deborah Dudt and Miss Norma Stahlman. Set in the 50's, this was the story of romance, sports, and music in an ordinary high school. Hoover High. YEARBOOK STAFF Penny O'Donnell- Photographer Lissie Nesbella- Co-Editor Mary Fiscus- Business Manager Cris Smrek- Editor Pam Van Nort- Junior Editor Student Council Newt Huffman, President Linda Summers, Vice-President Raymond Mazzocch-i, Secretary-Treasurer 81 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DRAMA CLUB 82 American Music Club Spanish Club 83 WEIGHT WATCHERS CLUB NEWSPAPER CLUB 84 Chess Club Library Club 85 A. V. BASKETBALL CLUB 86 COMMERCIAL CLUB CHORUS EAST FOREST BAND Director COUNTY BAND Row 1: Carol Reinsel, Mary Fiscus, Carol Shaffer, Rosie Mazzocchi. Row 2: Shei]a Sleppy, Linda Andrews, Penny Nesbella, Melvin Sleppy, Raymond Mazzocchi, MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARD Tammy Pedder, Pam Van Nort, Terri Fielman Sally Regina, Betsy Woodford, Terri Corbin, Kathy Hepinger, Robin Lankard, Lori Zimmerman, Doreen Greer, Cheryl VanDale FOREST AREA BAND AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER 1976 FIFTH GRADE Row 1-left to right: Mary Johnson, Adam Eck, Lisa Pedder, Kelly McDonald, Leanne Bulazo, Chip Linn, Frank Crawford, Tracy Andrews, Wade Miller, Randy [Miller, Joe Butterbaugh. Row 2-Patsy Smrek, Lissie Rogers, Marla Harp, Tammy Zazado, Tina Zazado, Craig Gaston, Darryl Kring, Ralph Gadley, Mandy Spicer, Laura Landers, Tina Cochran, Brenda Irwin, Mary Kimmel. Row 3-Susan Littlefield, Lori McClellan, Donna Gadley, Dawn Schrecongost, Cindy Miller, Tammy Rourke, Brenda Luden, Todd Nicklas, John Sullivan, Clay Cochran, Clark Miller, Lee Melutis, Maureen Nunlist. Absent-David Clow. rignt: Brian Carbaugh, Dan Temple, Paul Andrews, Tracy Foulkrod, Beverly Shumar, Denise Rogers, Beth Oliver, Kim Shaffer, Toni Cleaver, Lori Fielman. Row 2-Jeff Motter, Steve Baxter, Dick Russell, Mike Flechsig, Billy Jo Miller, Leonard Tobolski, Dan Gadley, Steve Gore, Ron Ekis, Mike Geyer, Row 3- Dean Greer, Brian Pfendler, Ruth Ann Stitt, Mitzi Zimmerman, Clinton Stitt, Don Hepler, Clayton Cochran, Joey Marte, Les Coch- ran, Janice Montague, Elizabeth Arnold, Deatri Cochran. Absent-Wes McCanna Joe Sullivan. Row 1: Mrs. Beary, Tammy Robinson, GeeBee McClelland, Sharon Ellis, Renee iNicklas, Candy Cochran, Jim Alderson, Todd Walker, Dennis Crawford, Buster Snyder, Peter Flechsig, Lisa Andrews, Debbie Lichtenberger. Row 2: Lori Luden, Gerri Schrecengost, Anna Cochran, Donna Pisor, Michelle Foulkrod, Brad Seybert, Tim Kimmel, Bryan Seybert, Lorie Cook, Leanne Carbaugh, Stevie Miller. Row 3: John Zimmerman, Amy Cochran, Brenda Thacher, Sally Thacher, Mandy Rodgers, Donna McCanna, David Wilson, Nathan Croasmun, Jimmy Cochran, John Motter, Dick Hetrick, Erik Wilson, Mike Gore. Row 1: Mrs. Nesbella, Shauna Griffith, Beth Carbaugh, Eric Skibinski, Sammy iEkis, Dawna Dodson, Brad Long, Michelle Schrecengost, Becky Haslett, Calvin Bell, Jimmy Gesin, David Payne. Row 2: Rhonda Sharrow, Doug Irwin, Lisa Montague, Wendy Robinson, Todd Boyer, Tim Russell, Julie Bernsdorff, Jim Timmons, Matthew Cochran, Debbie Miller, Jerry Cook, Jackie Sullivan. Row. 3: James Taylor, Chris Corman, Ron Gadley, Laura Bulazo, David Pisor, Mitzi Maschensic, Todd Huth, Regis Luden, Debbie Bradybaugh, Ed Hepinger, Ed McCellan. Absent: Randy Whitman. SECOND GRADE i J; i1 Row 1: Mrs. McCarthy, Lori Stitt, Barbara Thacher, Alan Ruhlman, Andy Spicer, Glenn Dodson, Eric Long, Donna Crawford, Kim Harp. Row 2: Yvonne Irwin, Jenny Shaffer, Jessie Stitt, Wade Moore, Richard Clever, Charlie Sharrow, Tammy Cussins. Absent: Billy Clow, Melissa Fyock. FIRST SECOND GRADE Row 1-left to right: Mrs. Byers, Becky Snyder, Sherry Petrycki, Katy Baxter, Melissa Snyder, Kelley Gruey, Betty McCanna, Bobbi Gadley, Marcella Ekis, Sam Walter, Harry King, Robbie Cochran. Row 2: John Baughman, Robby Pierce, John Lichtenberger, Dale Hepler, Frankie Pet- rilla, Charlie Williams, Park Crispin, Jack Dodson, Mark Snyder, Eric Rourke, Doug Corbin. Absent: Kim Clow, Lorena Miller FIRST GRADE Row 1- left to right: Mrs. Irwin, Shawn Reichart, Alon Moses, Mike Andrews, Lisa Michaels, Jim Schrecengost, Gwen Gesin, Billy Gadley, Melinda Carbaugh, Diane Smrek, Row 2: Dina Talbott, Ty Huth, Chad Weaver, Chris VanNort, Cindy Cleveland, Debbie Harp, Shannon Bradybaugh, Todd Stitt, Cheryl Motter, Anna Shick, Tammy Montague. 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Way Oil City, PA 16301 TYLERSBURG AREA Joe's Garage Tylersburg, PA 16301 Ken McFarland Beer Distributer Tylersburg, PA 16301 Siegel's Upholstery Tylersburg, PA 16301 TIONESTA AREA Agnews House of Gifts Tionesta, PA 16353 Farmers Feed Supply Tionesta, PA 16353 Forest County Sports Center Tionesta, PA 16353 Forest Hardware Tionesta, PA 16353 Gilberts Body Shop Tionesta, PA 16353 Hallers Outdoor Needs Tionesta, PA 16353 L B Produce Tionesta, PA 16353 Sky Jet Freeze Tionesta, PA 16353 COOKSBURG AREA Cook Forest Inn North Pine Grove, PA 16260 Cook Forest Motel Clarington, PA 15828 Golden Triangle Store Clarington, PA 15828 Irene Cook's Cabins Cooksburg, PA 16217 McBeth's Log Cabins Cooksburg, PA 16217 Parker's Indian Trading Post Cooksburg, PA 16217 CLASS WILLS I� Sandy Andelmo, will Jeff Lloyd all my art talent. May he always take better care of it than I did. I, Randy Andring, will my broken ankle and bad knees to anyone who likes to skip conditioning. I, Linda Burns, will to the 9th grade girls’ gym class all the fun I had in all my gym classes. I, Martha Govel, will; hut you won't. I, Shawn Dyne, will to my little sister, Lynda, all the fun and wonderful times at East Forest. May she have as many as I did. I, Nate Eck, will my driver's license to the Tionesta State Police, for they will have it some day. I, Terri Fielman, will to Rick Andrews all the B.O.P.'s he can handle. I, Mary Fiscus, will to Jeff, Penny, Carol, and Donna all the fun that I've had in my senior year and much more. I, Brenda Gadley, will to all my close friends all the happiness in the world when we graduate. If Penny Gaston, will to all the short people my ability to get through the halls safely without getting hit by elbows. If Margaret Gregory, will to my brother, Henry, all the great times I had at East Forest. May he have as much fun as I had. I, Tammi Harp, will to Sue H. and Linda S. more luck next year in cheerleading. May they not be ripped-off again. I, Brenda Henry, will all my fun and good times in my senior year to Jer, Jim, Pat, Pam, Sally, Kim, and Terri. If Gail Henschel, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Eddie. If Teresa Hepler. win the nickname Goody to Shawn Dyne. That's the only way he'll get it. I, Susan Hilyer, will my Mickey Mouse sneakers to Dee Gaston to go with her Mickey Mouse smile. I, Newt Huffman, will my Chew to Shawn if he can handle it. I, Koni Johnson, will all my life-long experiences and knowledge to any- one who can live through it and still come out with a straight head. I, Dave Kozora, will my smoking capabilities of not getting caught to anyone who needs it. I Joe Mashensic, will my little brother John an extra lunch to take to school. I, Betty Moore, will the hassles of being a senior to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Kathy Mosley, will all the last period Home-Ec classes to Hannan, in hopes that she'll make it without us seniors next year. I, Lissie Nesbella, will all my past experiences in basketball and band to Penney. Good Luck! I, Joe Nesbella, will never do this again. I, Penny O'Donnell, will my ability to get out of study halls to any- one who hates them as much as I do. I, Randall Parrett, will one gallon of gas and a book of matches to Robin Lankard. I, Tammy Pedder, will my ability in fouling in basketball to my sister, Renee, in hopes that she will do a better job in not getting caught. I, Louann Rourke, will all my abilities to get out of study halls to Teresa Rourke in her senior year. I, Amy Schmidt, will empty paint cans to Eddie Henschel. I, Debbie Shipe, will, but I don't know when. I, Melvin Sleppy, will my ability of renting canoes to Rick Andrews. I, Cris Smrek, will to Henry Gregory dance lessons so when I ask him to dance he'll know how. I, Bob Snyder, will mv ability to forge Mr. Long's signature to anyone who wants to get out of study hall. I, Rusty Stevenson, will my great baseball feats to Mr. Long for he might need them some day. I, Dan Thompson, will my jeeping ability to anyone who has corne- a-longs. I, Cheryl Van Dale, will almost anything I have to Rosie. I, Sandy Wolfgang, will to my brother, Brian, the ability to get up in the morning. I, Cindy Zimmerman, will my shakey experience to my sister, Lori, in hopes that she'll never get caught. I, Dan Zimmerman, will all my disabilities to anyone who can cope with them. How we looked way back then! WE CAN BEAT THEM! East Forest, like many schools in Northeastern United States, was closed for an extended period of time due to the energy crisis and excessive snow. Additional time was lost hy East Forest students when a 48 foot section of hallway in the East Forest elementary wing collapsed in the afternoon of February 5, 1977. An emergency crew of many Marienville residents showed up to help clear the area and inspect the real damage. The crew cleared the hallway of debris and helped shovel the snow off of the roof of the school. Philip Vollmer, a professional engineer from Harrisburg, investigated the undamaged sections of the building to determine whether the construction was similiar to that which had fallen in. School reopened in February 14 with the following changes: (1) Grades one, two, and the mixed first and second grade groups are having classes at the United Methodist Church. (2) Kindergarden is being housed in the room that was previously used for Special Education. AUTOGRAPHS W-: s ' - ' - % ' - ■ - • — _ • _ ■ - . v -. -V -s . r ■ J - -: . V - ' A f. - S ' i. h --V V -- ' ■ ' • • _■'■ . • r r- C' � « -