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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

INTRODUCTION We, the staff of the Marien, would like to invite you to join us in watch- in a structure’s birth. We're going to begin when the ground is broken, and finish when the structure itself is built. We'll even meet the construction workers and the contractors. We've skipped the five years of planning which came before, because for each structure, those are very different. We remember vaguely the day the two foremen came to look over the land. From that day forward, they carefully took the land and prepared it. They leveled it and tested it. Even after the ground was broken, they endlessly watched as each brick was added. Once in awhile, the workers used cheap material or added the wrong bricks, but the foremen, every- time, usually on their own, lovingly repaired it. We were each very excited and a little scared the day the ground was broken, each wondering what type of structure we'd be, each hoping to be well built. As we soon found, they'd only hired the best workers and our confidence grew. We even found that some of the workers weren't hired. They merely stopped for a few weeks, or months, to help the construction along. Some of us even had a couple who stayed for a couple years and became more skilled in finding the leaks and more adept in replacing the bricks. We grew attached to them and hoped that they would stay after construction was done, to make repairs. The building grew with each passing year until finally one year, it was finished, or at least it appeared to be. The roof was there, but the struc- ture realized that it would need endless repairs, many of which it would have to make itself. The structure watched as each construction worker left, pausing to say a last good-bye, touching-up even as he walked away. We suddenly realized that we had been built, but ultimately left on our own to decide what type of struc- ture to become. Everyone, especially the foremen, watched proudly as we stood straight and tall against the sunrise. And so now we watch as the ground breaks and the structure rises. Please, join us, it's absolutely fascinating. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 133 Grades V Underclassmen =4 Seniors [= Personalities r i Teachers Administration 1 50 | School Personnel w Activities ® Vo-Tech El Athletics Advertising 0 Dedication As each of us looks back over our high school years, there's always someone who stands out in our memories, not only for his teaching, but also for the many other things that he gave us which can't be learned from a school book, someone who taught us not only history, but also understand- ing, someone who had the patience to work with us when we didn't think we could, until we were the best that we could be, someone who was always ready with a smile or joke when we just needed to laugh. He taught us that learning and friendship can go hand in hand. He dedicated many long hours to help our girls develop a sense of pride. There were many touchy moments when each of them felt like turn- ing in their uniforms and giving up, but he patiently worked with them, until, each time, they finished with a new surge of confidence. Confi- dence which made them champs and took them to the play-offs for four years in a row. Through the team sports that he coached, he taught us the impor- tance of cooperation and friendship, on the field and off. For these reasons and many others which can only be expressed in our hearts, we'd like to dedicate the 1980 Marien to Mr. Brown. His presence will be greatly missed at East Forest High. ELEMENTARY | KNOCK, KNOCK! IS ANYONE IN THERE?! I'M TELLING YON, THERE AREN'T ANY WORMS IN THE BEANS!!! QUICK! THEY'RE NOT LOOKING, GO THE OTHER WAY! !! LOOK IT'S A CAMERA!!! I JUST KNEW THAT THEY WOULD TAKE OFF! THREE'S COMPANY! THEY LEFT ME ALL ALONE! © Kindergarten MORNING KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Keidi Zimemen, Jeff Lieber, Misty Silvis, Todd Kriedler, Jodi Stevenson, Amy hepinger, Mrs. Beichner. Row 2: Jeean Cochran, Jre Zug Gary Asel, Diana Wolfgang, Doug Yackovich AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Keidi Ishman, Lindy Kale, Mike Lastowske, Kayven Williams, Melanie Adler, Teresa Guianen, Shelly Marie Haslett. Row 2: Lisa Ann Bauer, Alicia Dworek, Bradley Cochran, Shon Smathers, Bobby Spencer, Michelle Cowen. © IstGrade Row 1: David LaCaze, Kelly Snyder, Kim Lewis, Cherish Nichlas, Rhonda Weaver, Tricka Claypoole, Christie Castner, Peter Fyock. Benji Pierce. Row 2: Ryan Wallace, Michael Zug, Jason Finnish, Shawn Wallace, Troy Baughman, Paula McClellan, Lori Thatcher, Brian Irvin. Row 3: Mrs. Hetrick, Becky Mielutis, Benny Bauer, Bill Henke, Sherrie Guianen, Randy Hale, Tracey Emberg, George Kuhl. 2ndGrade Row 1: Henry Peters, Jesse DiGiacoiro, Valerie Pack, Robin Paine, Heather Lewis, Becky Harp, Andrea Schrecengost, Shellie Reichart, Danny Cussins, Daisy Spates. Row 2: Miss Opalka, Tammy Silvis, Tina Motter, Ray Crispin, Kyle VanNort, Melissa Cochran, Jiirmy Hetrick, Steve Luden, Wayne Spicer, John Pisor, Charley Pulit. Row 3: Brian McCanna, Tarrmy Ccmrnan, Brad Clyirter, Tracey Cussins, Becky Russell, Casey Smith, Heidi Motter, Becky McCanna, Joey Cochran. 3rd Grade Row 1: Cristine La Case, Jo Rodgers, Annette Scott, Anita Dempsey, Skye Doyon, Rob Confer, Mia l.'arp, Annette Peters, Jenny Bach, Patty Kistler. Row 2: Sharon Baughman, Kim Clow, Kandi Nicholas, Shawn Reichart, Ricky harp, Diana Boyer, Park Crispin Brian Popoleo, Butch Marshall, Row 3: Betty McCanna, Lester Petrycki, Jennifer Tobclski, Melissa henke, India Washington, Sheila Nogel, Jenny Pringle, Kristi Meilutis, absent: Cheryl Preston. 4th Grade Billy Gadley Vickie Westeman, Ann Shick, Debbi Harp, Diane Smrek Tina Millward, Amy Krhl, Melinda Carbaugh, Shannon Bradybaugh, Melissa Hollis. Row 2: Bonda Sleppy, Gwen Gesin, Dina Talbott, Todd Nogel, TV Kuth, Denise LaCaze, Cindy Cleveland, Susan Lamison, Joy Clymer. Row 3: Doug Corbin Robbie Cochran, Mike Andrews, Tarrniy Montague, Chad Weaver, Frankie Petrilla ually Naletko, Kelly Guianen, Barbara Thacher, Chris VanNort. 5th Grade Row 1: Becky Snyder, Melissa Kuhl, Kelly Gruey, Marcella Ekis, Missy Fyock, Michelle Zug, Melissa Snyder, Kim Harp. Row 2: Jenny Shaffer, Katy Baxter, Sharon Patryski, Paula Lamison, Bobby Gadley, Donna Crawford, Debby Buterbaugh, Tairmi Cussins. Row 3: Dale Hepler, Mark Snyder, Rob Pierce, Sam Ekis, John Baughman, Jacob Sandberg, Charlie Sharrow. Row k: Bob Pack, Billy Clow, Randy ClaypMile, Eric Rourke, Andy Spicer, Alan Ruhlman, Rich Clever. 6thGrade Row 1: Beth Carbaugh, Johanna Kuhl, Tim Russel, David Pisor, Tye Guianen, Todd Huth, Jim Gesin, Ron Gadley, Eric Skibinski, Brandy Thoren. Row 2: Wendy Robinson, Debbi Miller, Lisa Montague, Tim Kinmel, David Payne, Shauna Griffith, Suzanne Pulit, Beverly Spates, Todd Boyer, Regis Luden, John Lastowski. Row 3: Brad Long, Chris Comman, Rhonda Sharrow, Jackie Sullivan, Becky Kaslett, Michelle Schrecengost, Darren Millward, Jimmy Cochran, Dan Nogel, Mitzi Zimmerman, Mr. Furnish. David Wilson-Absent I UNDERCLASSMEN Give me a break you guys, it's the best I can do!!! It was there when I started! I swear it wasn't me!!! Flash... this one's Danny!!! Now THIS is what I call BEAUTY! 7th Grade How 1: Steve Miller, Nathan Croasmun, Scott Bums, Mike Gore, Dennis Crawford, Buster Snyder, Mark Guzik, Brad Seybert, Bryan Seybert, Brenda Ihacher, Barb Lamison, Chris Lastowski. Row 2: Julie Paine, Veronica Terwilliger, Sally Thacher, Sharon Ellis, Candy Cochran, Donna McCanna, Amy Cochran, G.B. McClellan Michelle Foulkrod, Jane Spates, Lori Dworek. Row 3: Mandy Rodgers, Darryl Kring, Lori Luden, Lisa Andrews, Peter Flechsig, Leann Carbaugh, Adam Eck, Dick Hetrick, John Zinmerman, David Clow, Lorie Cook, Tarmy Robinson, Renee Nicklas. 8th Grade President Lissy Rodgers Vice-President Patsy Smrek Treasurer Stephanie Gilbert Secretary Tami Rourke Row 1: Jean Spates, Kelly McDonald, Laura Lander, Laura Guianen, Lynnette Pulit, Ralph Gadley, Patsy Smrek, John Sullivan, Kraig Gaston, Chip Linn. Row 2: Randy Miller, Lenny Tobolsk!, Brian Dwordk, Donna Gadley, Lisa Peddep, Brenda Hetrick, Cindy Miller, Kirk Cardone, Todd Nicklas, John Spates. Row 3: Marla Harp, Stephanie Gilbert, Lissy Rodgers, Mary Kirmel, Tracey Andrews, Mary Johnson, Clayton Cochran, Joey Marte, Brenda Luden, Amanda Spicer, Sue Guzik. Dan Lamison Blasting Zone Lori Fe liman Joe Sullivan Chris Kuhl Dan-President Lori-Treasurer Joe-Vice-Pres. Chris-Secretary FRESHMEN Paul Andrews Stephen Baxter Brian Carbaugh Toni Clever Detri Cochran Mike Flechsig Barb Gellespie Leslie Cochran Traci Foulkrod Steve Gore Ron Ekis Mike Geyer Robert Dempsey Don Gadley Dean Greer I Patrick Gregory Patricia Guzik Donald Kepler Traci Lisi ; V ,ik -tw Jcey Marte Wesley McCanna Michael O'Donnell Mitzi Zimmerman Beth Oliver Lisa Sweitzer |Meet5. SORRY, NO PHOTO George Watts Jeffrey Hotter Philip Nicklas Denise Rodgers Brian Pfendler Kim Shaffer Dan Temple Rough Road Donna-President Rhoda-Vice-Pres Victor-Treasurer Chris-Secretary Donna Henry Rhoda McCanna Victor Mazzocchi SOPHOMORES Eugene Byers Gary Byers NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Leonard Dempsey Daniel Gadley Jeff Johnson Kim Dunkle Dina Gruey Beth Kimmel Dion Cardone ■ Kathleen Ellis Richard Kail Tarmy Ellis Russell King Michael Kisko Penny Lankard Brenda Lambert John Mashensic Tanrny Klstler - - Rhonda McCanna flk i' Av. k Ian Mckechnie Jacy Mlllward Mark Nicklas Richard Nicklas Rosemary Oliver Ralph Sheets Leslie Skibinski John Smrek Bonnie Moore Chris Seybert Oh my gosh!!! Improved Surface { I Mark Bauer Deb C]ow David Albaugh Patty Andelmo John Rini Doug Roberts JUNIORS Nancy Crawford John-President Nancy-Vice Pres. Doug-Treasurer Clare-Secretary Clare Bauer Nelson Cochran Jolene Gadley r Doreen Greer Jeff Hensche1 Greg Geyer Scott Gilbert Wesley Henretty Diana Gillespie Ricky Kail PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE cV Karen Guzik Ted McCanna Tonia McCanna % V ■ ? James McClellan Marla Luden ' an I have your autograph? vcu call that music? BASKETBALL!? !? A ! F|l||fg n(MN W ft._ WUM m� SENIOR POEM Well, finally I'm a senior The big, the bad, the bold I can't help feeling sort of sad And just a little cold. First, I'd like to thank you. Any one who cared, And, secondly, I will admit I'm just a little scared. The doors are opening wider now And I'll walk out at last And I'd like to say the time has gone Just a little fast. I look at all the friends I've known I wear a paper smile I wish I could hold them all For just a little while. I'll look back through this book one day At everything I've had And seventeen I'll be once more And just a little sad. . . PRESIDENT Jeffrey Milton lane Nickname: Flash Bom: June 8, 1962 Ambition: To be a guest on the Johnny Carson Show! Fav. Place: Up in the cafeteria. Fav Saying: Mr. Wolbert, Are you sure that this is the offense? Robin Michelle Lankard Nickname: Scoop, Rammer Bom: March 2, 1962 Ambition: To be happy and to make other people happy Fav. Place: Seneca Point and with my friends Fav. Saying: Wonder If? d°h treasurer Joan Theresa Smrek Nickname: Joni Bom: July 28, 1962 Ambition: To someday, get up early enough to see a sunrise from the firetower or over Lake Erie Fav. Saying: But, I Love You! Fav. Place: In the forest at Seneca Point Clarence Edward Byers Bom: September 3, 1961 Ambition: To assassinate Mickey Mouse Fav. Place: Loleta Fav. Saying: We are neat guys Jill Ellen Alderson Born: July 23, 1962 Ambition: To graduate and get married Fav. Place: With Darren Fav. Saying: Well, I should hope so. Arthur Byron Cook Nicknames: Art, Cook Born: May 27, 1962 Ambition: To prove to Jim Zim that Jeep is better than Scout Fav. Place: At home or in the woods Fav. Saying: Huh? Paula Leigh Corbin Nicknames: Lee Lee, Peola Born: August 23, 1962 Ambition: To get a date with Mr. Wolbert Fav. Place: Seneca Point in the fall Fav. Saying: I'm so embar- rassed'.' Robert Joseph Crawford Nickname: Bob Born: February 25, 1962 Ambition: To live in Hawaii Fav. Place: Calwell's Campground Fav. Saying: I can see your point there, Paula. Dee A. Gaston Nickname: Dee Born: August 30, 1962 Ambition: To live my life th way I want it to be. Fav. Place: With my friends Fav. Saying: Oh, well... Robert Carl Ekis Nicknames: Slob, Berle Eli, Ekie, Fatboy Born: March 11, 1962 Ambition: To finally put out a volcano with a garden hose Fav. Place: Anywhere my Honda will take me Fav. Saying: Hey, this guy is good. Mary Patricia Gregory Bom: July 28, 1962 Ambition: To be happy all of my life. Fav. Place: With my friends and family Fav. Saying: I don’t care William Joseph Gillespie Nickname: Joe Bom: June 7 1961 Ambition: To become an Artist Fav. Place: On the beach during a sunset with Pat. Fav. Saying: Ask me if I care Timothy Lee Kail Nickname: Kail Bom: April 19, 1961 Fav. Place: In the woods Fav. Saying: We are neat guys If Vernon Paul Hilyer Nickname: Vermie Bom: June 12, 1962 Ambition: To be a millionare by the age of 25. Fav. Place: Wherever Maria is Fav. Saying: We are neat guys' Wesley James Karp Nickname: Herbie, Jami Bom: June 26, 1962 Ambition: To own a farm in Hawaii. Fav. Place: The Forest Fav. Saying: Any body want to party! David Brian Howell Nickname: Dave, Stewart Bom: November 21, 1961 Ambition: Get out of Marienville Fav. Place: Fire tower at night Fav. Saying: Heada’ was lookin’ for you last night. Douglas A. Howell Nickname: Doug Born: November 21, 1961 Ambition: To live in California Fav. Place: The River Fav. Saying: Paula, be quiet! Cheryl Lynn Kimmel Nickname: Skimmel, Nuts Born: October 17, 1962 Ambition: A career in law enforcement Fav. Place: Anywhere with friends Fav. Saying: Hey! Steph. Lisa Ann Littlefield Nickname: Brillo Born: December 3, 1961 Ambition: To do something right Fav. Place: Forest View Roller Rink Fav. Saying: Leave me alone, Ekis Michael Gregory Oliver Nickname: Ollie Born: July 19, 1962 Ambition: To play major league baseball Fav. Place: Clarion or the ball park Fav. Saying: Hey Bob,What's happening? Rebecca Rae McDonald Nickname: Reba Born: April 12, 1962 Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do Fav. Place: In the woods on a quiet day Fav. Saying; No way, waay ! Brenda Lee Paine Fav. Saying: Oh, nuts! Ambition: To be able to find a thing I can do well in life Chris Randolph Payne Nickname: Pruitt Bom: April 7, 1962 Ambition: To be successful in what I do. Fav. Place: In the woods Fav. Saying: You are STUPID! Jo Jenneen Schmidt Nickname: Jo Bom: September 17, 1962 Ambition: To someday change the world with my words. Fav. Place The Forest Fav. Saying: I'm gonna Spaz-out Stephen Eugene Siegel Nickname: Pedro Bom: April 11, 1962 Ambition: To be a mult- millionare before I’m 34 Fav. Place: Anywhere super- cycle or super-chrysler will take me. Fav. Saying: Say Guy Stephanie A. Spicer Nickname: Zipper or Hazel Bom: July 25, 1962 Ambition: To find a job after graduation. Fav. Place: With my friends Fav. Saying: Yeah Really! Charlotte Ann Marie Skiba Nickname: Charlie, Chuck Bom: July 21, 1961 Ambition: To meet Dirt Winston Fav. Place: The Forest River Fav. Saying: Hey Babes James Frederick Zimmerman Nickname: Jim Zim Bom: March 3, 1962 Ambition: To make it through 1 day without a teacher in the restroom. Fav. Place: Partying at Millstone. CLASS HISTORY The class of 1980 has always been very close. We're one of the smallest classes in the school, so we've had more time to get to know our classmates. We've always liked fooling around and getting into trouble, hasn't cramped our style one bit!!! Our good times have always managed to attain that not-so-mannerly air and still haven't gone as far as breaking the law. To illustrate this let's go back to the small room above the firehall that we used as a kindergarten 12 years ago. The first day of school, yes, that was the first time Joni, Flash, and Vernon decided to try skipping school. They thought it would probably would be more fun to play firepersons than to attend kindergarten. Unfortunately, they got caught and have not yet had the courage to try again. Then came the day that Reba decided to entertain us. Have you ever heard of Mary and her little lamb? Well, we were visited by Reba and her great big horse. We all had a wonderful day, however, the teacher was slightly less than pleased. First grade was even more adventureous, for as we grew, so did the trouble. It was the first time our classes were seperated, and to say the least, we were not at all happy about the deal. It was, also, in first grade that the teacher announced that we were all going to take a walk. Boy, did we think we were getting a treat!!! It was not until later that we discovered that we were really escaping a bomb. It was in second grade that we discovered we had a true born romantic in our midst. This was the year that Jim-Zim admitted having fallen madly in love with Mary Anne. We all began to hear wedding bells shortly after, and affairs began to spring up all over. In third grade we began to acguire the little bit of culture that we have. We began to learn much about literature, thanks to Mrs. Nesbella's story hour. We learned of such interesting and refined characters as Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, and The Mouse and the Motorcycle. In fourth grade, we all learned how to be nasty and founded the I- Hate-Paula Fan Club. We also became quite skilled in faking while playing our fluto-phones, we kindly allowed Kathy to play lead while we all played background. Mike Morris was also the big attraction for the girls that year, as he entertained them with his wonder-filled stories of life in Equador. Fifth grade also held many surprises, as we were introduced to Big Bertha . Mr. D., we soon found out, was nice to you if you were nice to him, but stood no messing around. Vernon was especially careful after being thrown out into the hall one day, desk and all. Mr. D. had an interesting way of allowing you to get what you wanted, you simply had to sing a song for the class. Also, in fifth grade, came the wonderful flouride days. We solved the problem of the terrible taste they left in your mouth, we just shoved them down the holes in the drain of the water fountain. With sixth grade came the true birth or our class. We had such lovely episodes as Paula, Jo, Joni, Robin, and Kathy spitting sunflower seeds in the cafeteria, and Ekis's great idea of putting out volcanoes with a garden hose. It was also in sixth grade, that we discovered how creative we could be, by making spider wevs and paper mach6 maps for Mr. Furnish. We also can't forget, although we try, our delightful comic books featuring such heroes as, Barney Banana and Robin Raisen. After being the oldest, we came over to the high school side to suddenly find that we were the little kids, and that took a lot of adjusting. Jeff gained a new nickname by wearing his Christmas outfit that would have looked just fine if the slacks hadn't been brown checks and his shirt, blue and purple polka-dotted. We also learned that Paula and Eddie had the strongest fascination for the woods at Loleta. So much that when we all loaded the bus to come home, they were mysteriously lost . Eighth grade seemed to be our year for romance. When we became freshmen. Flash's nickname got a new meaning. This time it wasn't because of the clothes that he had on, but rather their absence. Paula and Dee became famous when we were Sophomores for the way they entertained us on the softball busses, while Lisa was busy fainting in Mr. Wolbert's arms. This was also the year when we had lost one of our classmates, Kathy Hepinger. Our Junior year was highlighted by, obviously, the prom, The Magic of Middle Earth. It took much work, but it was certainly worth the time and effort. Steve gained a nickname, Pedro, that really shouldn't be discussed. Stephanie had this uncanny attraction to maps and Mr. Vinopal. It was also the last year for us to participate in the magazine sale. We finished it off winning for the fifth straight year, a record that probably will never be broken. This leads us up to our senior year. At the start, it proved to be one that we'd never forget. We spent the first half of the year just learning how to be seniors, and that's no easy task. Not only did we have to learn how to buck line at the water fountain and skip classes, but we also learned the art of getting motivated . Flash greatly enriched our vocabularies in Accounting by looking up new quarter words. We'll all finish our senior year with many fond memories of our years together at East Forest High. CLASS WILL I, Jill Alderson, will all the fun and great experiences of being a Senior at East Forest. I, Clarence Byers, will to Dee a hamburger, hot dog, french fries, onion rings, two milkshakes, and $4.03. I, Arthur Cook, will to Jim Zim an International Scout dealership so he will be abl to get money for all the tales he has dreamed up about a Scout. I, Paula Corbin, will to Deb Clow my favorite saying, I'm so embarrassed! , in hopes that someday she will turn as red as I have. I, Robert Ekis, will to Lisa, Jill, and Cheryl a new can of lilac air freshener, only if it is put to better use than they did before. I, Dee Gaston, will to my brother, Kraig, my ability to get out of study halls to run the halls. I, Joe Gillespie, will my talent and paints to anyone who wants to finish the mess I started. I, Mary Gregory, will to my brother, Patrick, all the fun times that I have had at East Forest. I, Tim Hall, will to Mr. Showers all my Steve Martin sayings, for he needs them very much. I, Wesley J. Harp, will all my ability of getting away with things to any freak in East Forest that may need it. I, Vernon Hilyer, will all of my Black Magic to Uncle Paul. I, Dave Howell, will my Go to 7734 world, I'm a senior T-shirt to anyone who can get away with wearing it. I, Doug Howell, will to Patti Andelmo all the fun in leathercraft. I, Cheryl Kimmel, will to my brother my grades, in hopes that he graduates! I, Jeff Lane, will to Deb Clow my ability to give good advice, and I will to Dina Gruey my ability to take good advice. I,Robin Lankard, will to Mr. Vinopal all my wonder if's... in hopes that maybe someday he will have something to wonder, about. I, Lisa Littlefield, will to Mr. Thornton a pair of ear plugs. I� Reba McDonald, will my dancing partner, Mr. Kemble, to anyone who can follow him. I Mike Oliver, will try, with the help of God, to overcome all the burdens which may set before me. Ii Brenda Paine, will whatever I've got to anyone who wants it. I, Chris Payne, will to the East Forest basketball teams all of my height and ability to hack conditioning. GOOD LUCK!! I� Jo Schmidt, will Pebble Beach to those who think they can handle it as beneficially as we have. I, Steve Siegel, will to Sam all she can handle. If Charlotte Skiba, will to Scott Gilbert all the parts of my Vega, in hopes he will have better luck with them than I had. I, Joni Smrek, will to Tammy Kistler my toes. I, Stephanie Spicer, will to Cheryl Kimmel an extra 5 minutes. I Jim Zimmerman, will Super-Scout to Art Cook so.that he may drive the greatest 4WD partying vehicle ever. Senior Personalities Class Mascot Jim Zim Class Redheads Tim and Steve nn Most Popular Robin and Flash Talents Joe Jo 44 Class Party-goers Bob,Dave, Doug, and Jami Male Chauvanist and Libber Lisa and Doug Teacher's Pets Dee, Chris and Charlie Biggest Flirts Steve and Paula Shortest and Tallest Charlie, Cheryl, Chris, and Mike Teacher's Pests Rob and Joni Wonder if. • • somebody stole my shoes? FUNKY TUT I'm gonna knock your BLOCK off! FACULTY WO1 Is it feeding time at the zoo, or did the last bell ring? Wasn't this the way Farrah got started? I do believe that's a quarter word. School Board ‘iiibu ,:.ii 111. urn.!. « iilti Mr. Neil F. Polumbo Superintendent Pennsylvania State University B.S. and MEd. Graduate work at Temple University, Lehigh University, University of Oklahoma, University of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia, Ohio State University, Montclair State College, and University of Scranton. JOHN BERNARD SMREK Indiana University; B.S. Business Education; Penn State University; M.S. Educational Administration; Certification as a High School Principal; Clarion State College; M.S. Com- munications, Media Special- ist. Youngstown State University; Certification as a PA School Superinten- dent and a M.S. Equivalency in Educational Supervision (Elementary-Secondary) High School Principal Paul Pascarella Edinboro College B.S. George Peabody College Of Vanderbilt University M.A. University of Rochester Graduate Elementary Principal Helen Dunkle M.Ed. Clarion State College Remedial Reading Wendy Byers M.Ed. Clarion State College 4th. Grade LINDA BEICHER B. S. Indiana University of Penna. Kindergarten MARY ANN NESBELLA M. Ed Clarion State College 3rd Grade JOANNE SKIBINSKI B.S. Clarion State Nurse KATKY HYNES B.S. Slippery Rock Elementary Ed. and Special Ed. PATRICIA AGNELLO B.A. Mercyhurst College Art Department MARLENE FURNISH B.S. Anderson College M. Ed. Slippery Rock Phys. Ed. Department WILLIAM KISKA B.S. Duquesne University Band Director DEWAYNE HILTON B.S. Clarion State College Elementary Phys. Ed. Bonita Gibson B.S. Indiana Univer- sity of Pennsylvania Music Education ARTHUR VAN NORT B.S. Clarion State M.Ed. Indiana University of Penna. KENNETH ALBAUGK B.S. Edinboro State College Elementary,Special Education RONALD R. BROWN B.S. Clarion State College Social Studies DARLENE COPENHAVER Indiana University of Pennsylvania B.S. Heme EC Ed. PAUL B. KEMBLE B.S. Clarion State College English, Speech JOANNE ROBERTS B.S. Mercyhurst College Commercial Department Gary Long B.S. California State College Industrial Arts DENNIS SHOWERS B.S. Penn State Science Department SUSAN M. SIVIY M. Ed. Clarion State Reading, English LINDA SWARTZ B.S. Slippery Pock Spanish JERRY THORNTON B.S. Lock Haven State K. MICHAEL VINOPAL B.S. Edinboro State English, Social Studies Values Clarification MR. KERRY WOLBERT M. Ed. Clarion State College Mathematics Secretary Aldine Williams Library Aid Clarabell Skibinski CAFETERIA. WORKERS Mary Jane Tempest, Fran Gadley, June Shipe Bus Drivers A. Leuenberger, J. Schrecengost, R. Brocious, E. Zinmennan, C. Parrett D. Cochran, R. Renton, S. Cobin Janitors Don Cochran What a bunch of @11 ? Mary Jane's PAINS?!!? 9 9 Who..-ME? Wonder IF??? VO-TECH Jill Alderson, Food Preparation I. Bob Crawford, Drafting Jami Harp, Air Conditioning Vernon Hilyer, Automotive Trades Mike Oliver, Carpentry Tim Hall Distributive Occupation Clarence Byers Distributive Occupation Eugene Byers, Machinist Trades Jeff Johnson Radio and T.V. Repair Leonard Dempsey, Drafting Ralph Sheets, Food Preparation Anthony Bauer, Automotive Trades Gary Byers, Food Preparation Tom Bauer, Carpentry Gary Cochran, Welding Metal Fabrication m w Nelson Cochran, Machinist Trades J.R. Guzik Food Preparation Amy Pfendler, Amy Zimmerman, Ricky Hall, Air Conditioning Home Health Management Assistant Sally Riggs, Home Health Management Ted Nichols, Automotive Trades Assistant Tonia McCanna and Nancy Crawford Distributive Education Jolene Gadley, Cosmotology Mark Nicklas, Welding Metal Fabrication Richard Nicklas Food Preparation Tom Bauer Dion Cardone Carpentry Food Preparation David Albaugh , , Plumbing John Mashensic, Autobody Mechanic w On Fairy Stories The realm of fairy-story is wide and filled with many things: all manner of beasts and birds are found there; shoreless seas and stars uncounted; beauty that is an enchant- ment, and an everpresent peril; both joy and sorrow as sharp as swords. In that world a man may, perhaps, count himself fortunate to have wondered, but its very richness and strangeness tie the tongue of a traveller who would report them. And while he is there it is danger- ous for him to ask too many questions lest the gates should be shut and the keys lost. The Junior class presents the Senior class with; The Magic of MiddleEarth 79 Queen and King Penny Nesbella and Dennis Kepler '78 Queen and King Tracey Gruey and Henry Gregory PROM COURT Raymond Mazzocchi, Chris Crawford Dan Kiehl, Carol Maschensic Student Council President.........Jeff Lane Vice-President... Laura Flechsig Sec. Treas........Donna Henry Advisor-Mrs. Roberts r Advisor Mr. VanNort Yearbook Staff Business Manager Robin Co. Editor Jill Jr. Editor Doreen Editor Joni Co. Editor Paula PHOTOGRAPHER Wes Kenretty Yearbook Club The Spiral Staircase CAST Professor Warren...Raymond Mazzocchi Helen.............Robin Lankard Dr. Parry.........Dan Klehl Nurse Barker......Joan 3nrek Mrs. Oates........Penny Nesbella Mrs. Warren.......Reba McDonald Constable.........Rob Ekis Stephen...........Scott Gilbert The cast of The Spiral Staircase, and the members of other casts who worked under the direction of Mrs. Dudt would like to thank her for all the time and effort she put into our plays. We are going to miss her. s BAND COUNTY CHORUS CHORUS JR. HIGH CHORUS =£ CKESS CLUB RUNNING CLUB PUZZLES AND GAMES ATHELETIC ASSOCIATION MA7 As we look over your record, V e are proud of you. We'll defend, your honor East Forest In what e’er we do. Hall! All Hall! Dear East Forest High School Hear our echoes ring! Hail to thee our Aina Mater! Hail! All Kail, we sing. lA v in East Forest 61 ' Clarion Limestone East Forest 52 V Kane st 57 ' ha Eaet Jl East Forest 1 East Fdrest E%st Forest iF.stet Forest .t Forest A East Forest 148 ast Forfest 53 EBst Forest 51 East Forefet .41 East Forest .84 T j jp t For % t 63 West ast Forest 67 Tidio,ute orest 57 Forest 54 Forest | 65k 1 ; F rest 4 ast Forest 7.5 Jamestown Guys’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: Dan Sharrow, Jami Harp, Greg Geyer, Steve Siegel, Manager 0ina Gruey, Chris Payne, Jeff Lane, John Rini, John Ekls. Row 2: Dean Greer, Chris Seybert, Mr. Wolbert, Joey Lambert, Jim McClellan. DT1 Varsity-Mr. Wolbert J.V.-Mr. Thomton Chris Payne Senior Steve Siegel Senior Jami Harp Senior Lettermen Jeff Lane Senior JV Basketball Row 1: Robin Hanson-Manager, Dean Greer, Chris Seybert, James McClellan, Mr. Thornton-Coach Row 2: Dan Sharrow, John Ekis, Anthony Bauer, Dick Russel, John Rini, Mike Kisko Varsity Cheerleaders Robin Clare Donna Paula Charlie Penny Laura Laura Flechsig - Junior Donna Henry Penny Lankard Sophomore Sophomore © Pssst! Mr. Smrek Wake up!! iRhoda Look!! VARSITY RECORD East For st Forest 69 Forest 39 Forest 90 Forest 39J Forest M Forest 99 1 Forest Forest 62 Forest 36 Forest 52 Forest 99 Forest 93 Forest 99 Eisenhower Youngsville Tidioute Jamestown West Forest Bradford CC a P WE ARE FAMILY Row 1: Brenda Lambert, Penny Lankard, Coach Brown, Laura Flechsig, Donna Henry. Row 2: Dee Gaston, Paula Corbin, Robin Lankard, Doreen Greer,Robin Hanson, Rhoda McCanna, Jo Schmidt-Mgr. Dee Gaston Senior Coaches: Vinopal and Brown V Row 1: Coach Vinopal, Brenda Lambert, Robin Hanson, Lisa Schweitzer, Jacy Millward, Beth Kinmel, Rhoda McCanna, Jo Schmidt Kneeling: Lori Fielman, Toni Clever, Dina Gruey, Chris Gilbert, Mary Bowser, Donna Henry Listen here, Vinnie! GEE FELLA!!! IF YOU WANT MY BODY!!!!!! I WANT YOU TO WANT ME... BEND AND STRETCH REACH FOR THE STARS!!!� =! JTJNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Gaston, P. Flechsig, R. Gadley, M. Gore, C. Cochran, M. Flechsig, B. Snyder. Row 2: P. Gregory, J. Sullivan, M. Geyer, R. Ekis, D. Kepler, J. Sullivan, D. Lamison, K. Cardone, D. Gadley, Mr. Showers. CHEERLEADERS S. Gilbert, M. Rodgers, L. Carbaugh, M. Harp, P. Smrek, L. Luden, T. Robinson. GIRL’S CHEERLEADERS Kelley Gruey Marcella Ekis Jenny Shaffer Katie Baxter Becky Snyder VOLLEYBALL This year, our guys were playoff bound. They were determined to make the U.A.V.L. playoffs, and behind their skill, their love for playing, and their determination to win, they did it, they won! And so for playing so hard, we would like to say congratulations, thanks, and we're very proud of the 1979-1980 U.A.V.L. BASEBALL CHAMPS! Good luck with your playoffs in the spring! EAST FOREST BATTING AVERAGE I GUYS BASEBALL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AB H AVE. Jeff Lane 35 17 .486 Dan Sharrow 32 13 .406 Greg Geyer 25 9 .360 Mike Oliver 37 12 .327 John Ekis 35 10 .286 Dean Greer 14 4 .280 Steve Siegel 14 4 .280 Chris Seybert 31 7 .220 Jami Harp 34 7 .206 Joey Lambert 29 5 .172 Leonard Dempsey 1 1 1.000 Don Hepler 1 1 1.000 Ron Ekis 1 0 .000 Mike Geyer 1 0 .000 EAST FOREST BASEBALL RECORD East Forest 4 Tidioute 12 East Forest 4 West Forest 3 East Forest 7 Mercyhurst 5 East Forest 4 St. Marks 3 East Forest 5 North Clarion 0 East Forest 7 Tidioute 6 East Forest 9 West Forest 3 East Forest 4 Mercyhurst 6 East Forest 19 St. Marks 2 East Forest 5 North Clarion 2 WINS 8 LOSSES 2 Row 1: Ron Ekis, Leonard Bempsy, Don Kepler, Dean Greer, and Mike Geyer Row 2: Coach Long, Joe Lambert, Greg Geyer, Chris Seybert, John Ekis, and Dan Sharrow Row 3: Jami Harp, Mike Oliver, Steve Siegel, and Jeff Lane Joe Lambert-Junior Pitcher, Shortstop Dean Greer-Freshman RightfieId Chris Seybert-Sophomore Centerfield Steve Siegel-Senior Rightfield John Ekis-Junior LeftfieId YUCK! Who spit! Don't I know you? Oops 1 Fudge! I missed it! Eat my dust! i=n£ Stand back, here comes HOT SHOT JOE GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Row 1: Joni Smrek, Jo Schmidt, Dee Gaston. Row 2: Robin Lankard, Doreen Greer, Paula Corbin, Robin Hanson, Penny Lankard, Jolene Gadley, Tonia McCanna. SR. HIGH STATS JR. HIGH STATS GAME WORKERS ELEMENTARY SPORTS ELEMENTARY FOOTBALL Row 1: B. Carbaugh, M. Carbaugh, E. Rourke, R. Pierce, M. Snyder, C. VanNort, T. Nogel, C. Weaver. Row 2: D. Corbin, T. Ruth, B. Clow, T. Millward, B. Thoren, J. Lastowski, J. Gesin, T. Kimmell. Row 3: Mr. Deffenbaugh, B. Long, S. Ekis, D. Payne, J. Sullivan, D. Millward, D, Nogel. ELEMENTARY GIRL'S BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Carbaugh, C. Cleveland, A. Kuhl. Row 2: B. Snyder, M. Ekis, M. Kuhl, M. Carbaugh, D. Smrek, D. LaCaze, K. Gruey, J. Kuhl. Row 3: T. Millward, W. Robinson, B. Spates, D. Miller, J. Shaffer, K. Baxter, V. Westeman, D. Talbott. Row Mr. Furnish, Manager-L. Pul It, T. Cusjns M. Mashensic, M. Schrecngost, J. Sullivan, R. Sharrow, S. Pulit, S. Griffith. ELEMENTARY BOY'S BASKETBALL Row 1: A. Spicer, T. Russell, F. Petrilla, R. Clever, J. Baughman, T. Huth, C. VanNort, M. Cochran, T. Guianen. Row 2: R. Pierce, M. Snyder, A. Ruhlman, E. Rourke, B. Pack, C. Weaver, D. Corbin, T. Nogel, T. Kimmel, T. Huth. Row 3: S. Ekis, D. Nogel, J. Cochran, D. Millward, J. Gesin, B. Long, E. Skibinski, D. Payne, B. Clow, C. Sharrow, J. Sandberg, D. Kepler, Mr. Furnish. SENIOR FAREWELL Pictures made of memories Friendships made of gold Tears and laughter, victories Is what this book should hold Smiles of what we seemed to be So many years ago Things that have been taught to me Things I'll never know Here's to you East Forest To Laughter and to tears The joys that every person lives Throughout his high school years The let downs and the dreams we've shared The feelings that didn't show The apathy and times we've cared The places yet to go. 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