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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE of CONTENTS SENIORS M UNDERCLASSMEN M2 ELEMENTARY 55 ADMINISTRATION 61 SPORTS 72 ACTIVITIES 99 MEMORIAM 112 ADVERTISEMENTS 117 a journey's end” This year’s Marien theme is A Journey's End. But just remember that with every journey's end, in the future lies a new journey's beginning. But still for us is the need to remember, and within these pages the story of our journey will be told. . . . And here begins a journey, a story as old as time. The tale of the dream and the dreamer, a reflection of that spirit that lives within us all. And here begins a journey, a journey into ourselves. We are never alone on this journey, we have friends who are making this same journey to keep us company. We have guides who have made this journey before us and who are willing to help us find our way. On this journey we strive to find our strengths. On this journey we also search for the future. We try to discover our goal in life and what God expects of us. On this journey we have made friends for life. Some we must leave behind in our quest for the future. Others will accompany us in our struggle for success. And most im- portantly, on this journey we have accumulated memories . . . memories that will last a lifetime. 2 sjoiuag V T e s i d Q n t SaglttaAluA VlcXo . Mazzocchl 12-6-63 . . . Vic, U'op . . . To fwJLz Italy ... 7 will do IX'all . . . Mat populaA, cla66 clown. fj3 Mmonlu . . . nlend . . . Mrnncn nlta . . . dar.ccA . . . ccnceAtA . . . Jcu wcy .... good tlmci . . . 4 PIECES OF ME Pieces of me Written on a page Forever mine At any age My inside thoughts My feelings there And maybe one day For the world to share I LOVE YOU FOREVER Tamela Jo KiitleA . . . 5-17-64 . . . Tammi, Capital . . To dig oa China with Patty and to be iAiendt with Rhonda ficAeveA . . . I vjM to Hike GeyeA all my love fioA- eveA and to Dean GAeeA all the wlvite towelt in the wo Aid. 5 4?4 4?4? §?4?•£ 4?4?4? 3?«3?«3? «3 3? 3?«3?«3? 3?«3 $? 3 3 3 3 3 «3? 3 •£ 3 + 4� 4 4 4� 4� 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� Thank You friend does not ask: May I help with your load? but has already carried it far up the road. Uasiy Ruth. Bomen. . . 7- 7-64 . . Ma u. 8., Man-Bean . . . . . To be iuccut uZ and happy and to leave att my wonAlei tn Manlenville . . . . But Vne6Aed and Clou Libben . . . . . I will to Toni, the chance OjJ holding on to hen. dnearm In hope that they will come tnue .... 4 4� 4 4 4? rft 4? 4? 4 4? 4? 4 4 4 4 4? 4? rfr rfr 4 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? «fr ary « % 23,1980 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4� 4- 4 4� 4 4� 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4� 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4- 4 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4 4 4 4- 4 6 My FRIENC you've thorn me thing Within myteli, That I'd neveA -6een befioAe. When evll-doeAt Tempted me, you quickly cloted the dooA. you've undenttood my Reeling And through you, I have too. And you have ttood Behind me, In atl I wlthed to do. Thete thingt have meant The wo hid to me, But toon oua timet macit end. But you have been What I needed mott Foa you have been my £atend. Rhoda Jean McCanna . . . 9-4-64 . . . Rhodama, Alxhejad . To be the gAeatett Pac-man playea tn the wo Aid . . . Clot Flint, Clatt Op- potlte, Clatt Chadle Robben ... I wM leaAn how to tpell OtZeAgaaAd without looking. PP8@D®@? 7 Anthony Regti BaueA . . . 12-23-63 . . . Honk . . . . TmcheA' pest ... To become a MzcharUc ... I uiotl my mchant- cat poi'JeAA to i$tx thing , to my bKotkeA Ben . . . 8 Thomas E. BaueA . . . 8-Z-64 . . . FoaZ .... To be.com filthy Klch and punsue my caJieeK to the fullest and have lots o£ jJan . . . Host Masculine, Class Cnadl.e Robben . . . Since I'm not filthy nlch yet, I have nothing I'm witling to give up . 9 10 Gcvuj ChoJitoJi CodiAan . . . 5-5-63 . . . Bufifihead, Fuzz . To maize. 6omethtng out o£ mij li e . Cla66 VoAtij GoeA ... I vUll to at 6e.ntofi6 good luck In the frituAe . . Favofute Place . . . MCrU teA Rock6 To be what we one, And to become what we afte Capable o(, becoming, Im the Only end In ti e. i i LeonaAd L noij Vmptty . . . 12-21-64 . . . L n . . . Clcu F Cnt ... To have good luck in the Navy ... I wilt to H . I inopal a Ba Aett Hound . . . 12 jj, 4 4,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4?4 4 4 4'4 4 4'4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 13 Tammy Jean Elllt . . . 9-12-64 . . . Tam, Tamale Tamale ... To be AucceAAfiul In whatever 1 do. . . Longest hath. ... I, Tammy Etlh , mill to Beth Klmmel the big- gest Koala BeoJi 4he can filnd, A HI C dfunk. box, and the 4e«4e o£ balance while tun- ning down hill A .... f It's the little things in life that count The things of every day; Just the simple things that we can do, The kind words we can say. The little things like a friendly smile For those who may be sad, The clasp of a hand or kindly deed To help make someone glad Just the little greetings here and there On which so much depends. The little pleasures that all can share, The joy of making friends. 14 15 Vina t a U.e Gauey . . . . 3-8-64 ... To fio tov) my dne.cmt to the. be6t ofi my abiZity .... Mo6t popuiaA, mo6t Likely to 6u.cce.ed .... 7 mill 24 point6 to Dean in hi6 6enioA yeaA, and my nick- name, UeadAuih IneAtia, to LCda................. The Ac i6 6omething in the pang o£ change, Moae than the heant can beaa, Unh.appine 6 AemembeAing happine66. QiGmmjt i CLASS OF 1982 TUcha id Gall Hall . . . 4-29-63 . . . Gall . . . To attempt to be the. be t . . TeachoAA1 pe t ... To will everybody In the school good luck In the utuAe. bMMMMnli.MiMdbai.MMMMdCiMMM.iMai.MMa M M M ri M M M S H H M M M M Robin Marie Ham on .... 3-20-64 . . . Laf.a . . To succeed In wh.ate.veA I decide to do a teA graduation .... BeAt Driver ... I will to Paul Andrews all the shorts that he can wear, In hopes that they all look as good as the white palA........... M I SHALL NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass; If a kindness I may show. If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man. Let me do it while I can. No delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. Unknown r � M M � CmI P-I Cm) P-1 CmI P-J n ti H M M M W c � c I. Ob WW1 MMd MS.'B. Vonna Kay HenKy . . . 4-2-64 . . . To be. a AucceAA ul and Kick attoKney . . . BeAt dKeAAed ... I will to LIs a my ability to get witty with, my enemy. A good fiKlend 1a someone that laughs at youK woKAt jokeA, undeKAtands youA woKAt moods, goes along with youA woKAt Ideas,, and Atlll AeeA the beAt In you. . . . Thank you, my good Klendsl Remember when, Things were different then. But all things change. They somehow rearrange. That's why while we can, We should remember when. BLUE NOVAS Memories are supposed to be Reflections of the way things use to be. OUTHOUSES That's why while we can, We should remember when. 6UD REMEMBER WHEN CONCERTS COLLEGE? G zm 20 Beth Ann Klmmet . . . . 3-13-64 . . . Bertha, Bonny .. . .To fuAlheA my education . . . TfUe.ndJU.ut . . . I wittl to Kathy EtllA a Hfi. MoJiophcne ao we con edit heati what 6he lt Aaylng .... Succe-AA -it, faUtuAe tuAned InAlde out. The A-itveA tint of, the eZoudi of doubt And you neven can tell how eJLo e you oJie, It may be neati when -it AeemA afati. So Atick to the fight when you atie hatideAt hit. It'a when thlngA Aeem wotiAe that you muAt not Quit. 21 BEGIN WITH A VISION Begin with a vision And hold It last; Re.aJUX.Lj parses But gAeat dn earns lent. In time, wit and wo Ah Will open the dooAS To give fa Am and body To that dsieam o$ ijouAS Begin with a vision And fallow It thAough- ToA that Is the any GAeat tomoAAom come tAue. Helen LowAle Hams hall Russell William King . . . 11-23-63 . . . Shornty, Russ ... To play Pao Foot- ball oa SocceA and to own some land . . . Teachems Pet I will to Holes BakeA, Susan Anton, so he has a gAeat time afaeA he gAaduates . . . i 22 Michael FAnest Klsko . . . 10-10-64 . . . Mlke . . . To become the won.Id's gneatest anchltect . . . Most tlkeluj to succeed ... I will to Rhoda McCanna heA om masseuA. so that when I leave, she won't need me The talent oft success Is. . . doing uihat you can do well; and doing well whateveA you do 23 Rainbows Bnenda. Lee Lambent With you beside me the rest of rry life, the coming years will be the best of rry life. .... 9-30-64 . . . Bn.endama. To hind. the end oh a nainbow . . uu'Zl all my love to Lanny . . . 24 4 4 4?4 4 4 4?4?4 4 4 4 4 4?4 4?4?4 4 4?4 4 4?4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f if if if if if if if Jf if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if tf if if if tf Penny VaAlene LankaAd . . . 7-12-63 . . . Pen . . . . . To live one day at a time, and to be tn love oAeveA . . . . Mott Athletic . . Vlzzy Blonde ... I viill to Ha. I'lnopal all the launchiy he can handle . . . Tomorrow does not stand apart, A shining, all new day. Tomorrow is a thing slow built Of hours passed away. It's made of dreams your heart Has stored. And dreams discarded, too; It's made of all the joys And tears . The years have brought to you. It's the lessons you have learned The friends 'you have known. As each of your todays is bent. So our tomorrows grow. It's made of sweat and toil And pain. And song and love and lauchter. Each minute of today helps build. The day that follows after. Tomorow doesn't spring full-built With some new dawns bright rays. Tomorrow is a slow-built thing. Hade up of yesterdays. I'm caught between the Moon and New York City! ¥ © JlT d V © Jt Jt ¥ 4 4� 4« 4? 4 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 4� 45 45 45 45 45 45 4 4 4? 4 4 4� 4 4 4? 4 4 4 4 4s 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4? 4 4� 4 4 4? 4? 4 4? 4 4 4 25 Rhonda Lynn McCcuwa . . . 9-4-64 . . . tUpleii . . . To grow as a person and to never let down my but intend Tarrnl . . . Class Blusher . . . I will to Ron a new personality because he doesn't know where to ilnd his, alio to Girt all the intends hip that I can give, and to Vonna In hopes that someday she may get that pinball machine . . M, SmeMZ FTUQJfDS 26 sssEsrssssEssssrsssis 27 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 S?4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 jJ DEATHS DISCIPLE + + 4� Bonnie. Jean Moo tie DEATHS DISCIPLE FOR SQUEEKY As the black knight rode upon his charcoal black steed, the world grew deathly quiet The birds stopped chirping, the crickets stopped screeching. The animals knew, We all knew. Death had come. The Devils disciple he was, clad in his all black armor. When he seeks you, there is no escape, there is nowhere to hide, for he will always find you. When death knocks at your door, it's time to say your good-byes, for in the next few minutes, you shall both ride off into the pitch darkness of the forest where you shall never be seen again. . . . 12-22-63 . . . Bennie . . . To graduate and become a moAid fiamoui WAiteA . . . CicU4 Radicai, Mo4t Veviiiih, Tatieit ... I uiili to ChAii La6tow4ki a TACO and Renee Nicklai a deck o£ caAdi and a blindfold. Love i4 kAiencu 28 Rot many L. OtLveA . . . 2-29-64 . . . Ro6ey, mom . . . To be 6ucce66i)ut at eveAythtng I tAy, to iuZfitZZ aZJL my dAeam6 . . . Cla66 mom, TeacheA’6 Pet, CI 6 CAacite PobbeA ... I mUUL oJUL my bAownte. potntf) to my At teA-- 6 te neerf them .... rf:. % Love t6 tike a. Aarfnhow- 60 veAy lia id to catch... TUchaAd Wolfgang To all ny friends, nay the nenories keep flowing and the good times keep coning. To all of the people who have made the last 12 years the best, I want to thank you, and 1 want you all to know that I love you. Marienvilie is just a dream world compared to what it is really like out there. I hope you find what you are looking for. I can't forget to thank my parents for making me come to school on days when I didn't want to. Mom and Dad, I really do love you and I thank you for everything And I want to thank the teachers for giving me 12 years of education. I want to thank Mr. Vinopal for being my freind and for listening to all my problems and for helping me find some answers to life. I LOVE YOU ALL AND I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU AND I WANT TO THANK YOU ALL, YOU'RE THE BEST! 29 Hark James Nicktas . . . 9-27-64 . . . Fry Brain . . . Ctx.i S4 Party Goers ... To someday be as good at Randy Rhoads ... 7 will anything to anybody who wants it. As long as they appreciate it. 30 Harley-Davidson cM� RICORAj UCchaAd Alien Nickicu, . . . 7-7 7-63 . . . Rickie. Cla A PaAty GoeAA . . . Tc get cu (,oA away {Aom Manien- ville cu poAAible ... I will? 31 C iAlstophet Jess Seybont Susan, . . . 3-S-64 . . . Voot, ChAlssy, M.C ... To become a professional baseball player and to make the person (S.L.), who Is 60 special to me, very happy . . . Most Athletic, M06t Chauvinis- tic ... I villi to Hike, Vean, Ron, and Vick, all of Mas. Swartzfager's gym classes In hopes they will have to walk bleachers . . So now I come to you, with open arms nothing to hide; believe what I say So here I am, with open arms hoping you'll see, what your LOVE MEANS TO ME . . . Open Arms Chris 82 E.E BASEBALL CHAMPS 52 But how did you come to us, you dear? Tod thought of you, and so I am here. Whence that three-comer'd smile of bliss? Three angels gave me at once a kiss. Le lie Leigh SkibinAki . . . . 7-23-64 . . . LeA . . To become one 0)5 the but geologiAtA in the. would. . . . ClaAA Bookworm . . . T, LeAiie SkibinAbC, will to my bfiotheJi, Exic, all the happineAA and AucceAA he could want. JUS Where did you come from, Baby dear? Out of the everywhere into here. 33 Caxol Ann Goodman . . . 10-23-62 . . . Shonty . . . To gxow tali ex and to AetuAn to my bixth place. In Germany . . . She At ext and qulete t ... I mil to Beth Kismel a bAaln txamplant and to Bonnie Jean MooAe a shovel to take the ”dixt oil ol hex ihou . C,TS 1982 LUlnA Edwaxd Bakex .... 3-8-63 . . Blgboy . . Cla66 Absentee...............To .... I will to Ro44 Olivia. Newton John. . . . TOYOTA ReZph Sheet M. . . . 8-16-63 . . . JR . . . To get out chooZ .... ShoHte t ... To graduate, at Beat Toae t and be ucce uZ at whatever I do In the iutu ie John Ma hen tc 8-29-63. . . John Boy. . . TaZZeit and Quieteit. . . J want to be the Greatest Auto Body Mechanic. . . 7 uUZZ to my tt tea, I'Utzie, that 6he wZZZ continue to At Uve through AchooZ. 35 C|AS5 OF 82 JWU. (f rv . Aj U) oX ry 'J-tn ° y CoYt $ $U -ftfcM OUR JOURNEY Our journey began nearly thirteen years ago as we left the protection of our mothers' hands and entered a whole new dimension - kindergarten. All of us tried desperately to impress Mrs. W. with our talents, especially Chris S. who was constantly drawing on the back of his chair. The biggest thrill that we had was the privilege of carrying milk from the cafeteria. In first grade, we were introduced to Jack, Jane, and Tip. Second grade brought us the love note craze and new romances sprung up right and left. Tammi K. lost her stomach, which is vividly remembered by Kim 0. and her skirt! In third grade, Dina's encounter with a pen left her with a mouth full of ink. Robin kept us entertained in fourth grade with her Woody Woodpecker laughs and her tons of bubblegum! We were blessed by the arrival of Penny, our first dizzy blonde. The entire class stood in the hall one day for talking. Our fifth-grade year gave us many fond memories, especially for Chris, who won himself a match with Big Bertha for just one little white lie; for Penny, who decided to stick a pencil compass through her finger; and for Mari, who was thrown out into the hall one day by Mr. D., desk and all! During a field trip to Salmon Creek, Mike found out that it was difficult to dive with his glasses on. We were finally the Kings of the Elementary in the sixth grade. None of us were ready to take any abuse, including Richard who had constant run-ins with Mr. F. Tammi and Rhonda had to stand in the hall because they screamed when Rhoda and Mari turned up their eyelids. Anthony managed to put a nail through his head. We will always remember our trip to Sea World. The Kings suddenly became Low Life Scum in seventh grade. We were constantly used and abused by those high school bullies. It took us awhile to become accustomed to changing classes. We went to Drake's Well on our field trip. Our other dizzy blonde, Chris G., came to our class at the beginning of eighth grade. She and John Smrek took an instant liking to each other, and Chris solved the problem by slamming his fingers in her locker! Victor's true skills came shining through as he demonstrated how to shatter a ceiling light with one squirt of water! A few of us followed Vic's example and showed off our science skills - the result was a red-smoking mixture which smelled so bad that Donna threw the whole beaker out the window before our student teacher returned! Freshmen - we felt so important. Jacy and Leonard joined our class. This was a very memorable year, especially for Penny, Donna, Dina, Tammi, and Jacy, who all had a strange fascin- ation for senior guys. Robin also had quite a fascination - for the sidelines at Tidioute! Once again, Victor demonstrated his lab skills, which earned us a two-month lecture on the history of astronomy. Jeff, for some reason, thought that school began at 9 O'clock. Tammy E. and Dion were the new kids in tenth grade. Some of our guys started to attend Vo-Tech, so we could only harrass Monkey for three periods. John S. created some original geometry proofs about Mrs. N. which cost him a day of suspension. Chris G. took morning naps in Miss Siviy's literature class. The highlight of our junior year was the Prom. We had so much fun decorating and we can still hear Mr. K. telling us that we're approximately an hour and four minutes behind schedule! Rosemary and Leonard were intrigued by red lights, while the rest of us were amazed by Jacy's voice. Tammy E. was the envy of the Typing I class, turning out 60 words per minute. Penny and Chris G. were the best of friends, while Mari had a last day confrontation with an egg. 37 Seniors at last! Our journey was quickly approaching its end, but there were still some memories to be made before the road ended. There was yearbook soliciting and our last class dance, senior pictures, and the last girls' basketball season for our Superstars. The baseball team's playoff game victory was a thrill that many of us will always cherish, especially our Champs. Carol taught us the real definition of quiet, while Russ proved how tough he was in P.O.D. Miles took weekly vacations and sometimes we forgot what he looked like! Donna left for college in January. A definite highlight of our year was Honor America Week and its festivities. We proved that seniors really are 1 as we won first place in the patriotic competi- tion. This last year revealed to us the true meaning of friendship as our class seemed to grow closer as a whole. We look forward to our final school memories which will end our journey - our senior trip, the Prom, and the ultimate, graduation. Our journey has given us many memories and taught us countless lessons. We will never forget all of the jokes and smiles, the fights and tears, or the friendships. Most of all, we will never forget our class - the CLASS OF 1982 . . . 39 1981 KING and QUEEN John Rini, King Laura Flechsig, Queen F6R US” The romantic era of the late 1800's was re-created as the Class of '82 presented A Time for Us , the annual Junior-Senior Prom, on May 15, 1981. Guests were welcomed oy an array of pastel-colored streamers which blanketed the gymnasium's ceiling. At opposite ends of the floor stood a gazebo and an arbor, both of which were laced with roses. A sundial, symbolizing the theme, decorated the center. Various silhouettes and silk flowers adorned the scene. Musical entertainment was provided by Joker . Laura Flechsig and John Rini were crowned as the 1981 Prom Queen and King. Clare Bauer and John Ekis were named first runners up, while Doreen Greer and Doug Roberts were selected second. The king and queen were crowned by last, year's King Jeff Lane, and the first runner up Joni Smrek. The Class of '82 deserves to be commended for providing an enjoy- able evening for all who attended. Joni, Johnny, Clare, John, Laura, Doug, Doreen, and Jeff. DAN LAMISON PRESIDENT LISA SCHWEITZER V PRESIDENT u THE JUNIORS ff STEVE GORE TREASURER PAUL ANDREWS BRIAN CARBAUGK TONI CLEVER 43 MIKE FLECHSIG TRACI FOULKROD DON GADLEY LORI FIELMAN MIKED GEYER BARB GILLESPlE RAY GILBERT DEAN GREER PAT GREGORY PATTI GUZIK DON HEPLER CHRIS KUHL 44 MIKE O'DONNELL BETH OLIVER BRIAN PFENDLER DENISE RODGERS DICK RUSSELL KIM SHAFFER DAN TEMPLE GEORGE WATTS MITZI ZIMMERMAN 45 MARLA HARP TREASURER TRACEY ANDREWS SECRETARY KIRK CARDONE DONNA GADLEY KRAIG GASTON I AURA GUIANEN STEPH GILBERT V-PRESIDENT SOPHOMORES LISSY RODGERS PRESIDENT BRIAN DWOREK SUE GUZIK CLAYTON COCHRAN FRANK CRAWFORD 46 BRENDA LUDEN JOEY MARTE KELLY McDONALD JOE McKITTRIC ., 47 LYNETTE PULIT TANWY ROURKE GARY SCHRECENGOST JOHN SPATES AMANDA SPICER BARBARA TCM TRACIE UZELAC RALPH GADLEY JOHN SULUVAN LEONARD TOBOLSKI 48 FRESHMEN MIKE GORE PRESIDENT RENEE NICKLAS V-PRESIDEMT AMY COCHRAN 49 9 i LEANNE CARBAUGH MARY JOHNSON BARBARA LAMI SON © ljHI CANDACE COCHRAN CHRIS IASTOWSKI MICHAEL H. GOODMAN LORI LUDEN 50 DONNA McCANNA RANDY MILLER STEVE MILLER JULIE PAINE BRYAN SEYBERT BUSTER SNYDER JANE SPATES BRENDA THACHER SALLY THACHER ERIK WILSON JOHN ZIMMERMAN 51 8th GRADE Row 1: Chris Corman; Lisa Montague; Becky Haslett; Michele Schrecengost; Michele Mashensic; Todd Boyer; Mr. Wolbert. Row 2: Beverly Spates; Margaret Reynolds; Debbie Miller; Joanne Kuhl; Suzanne Pulit; Beth Carbaugh; Todd Huth; Tim Russell. Row 3: Rhonda Sharrow; David Wilson; Shauna Griffith; Wendy Robinson; Jackie Sullivan; Dan Nogel; Eric Skibinski; Daren Millward; David Payne. Row 4: Ron Gadley; Tye Guianen; Tim Kimmel; Andy Tom; Matt Cochran; Brad Long; Regis Luden. President - Jackie Sullivan Vice-President - John Lastowski Secretary - Beth Carbaugh Treasurer - Michele Schrecengost 52 Melissa Fyock, Mark Snyder, Eric Rourke, John Baughman, Richard Clever, Robert Pierce, ,-lelissa Kuhl, Michelle Zug, Donna Crawford, Benjamin Reynolds, Debbie Bradybaugh. Bobbi Gadley, Sharon Petrycki, Jennie Shaffer, Katie Baxter, Dale Hepler, Sam Ekis, Alan RuhLaan, Charles Sharrow, Eric Long. Paaia Lamison, Andy Spicer, Kelly Gruey, Becky Snyder, Melissa Scott, Kim Harp, Steve Turner. PRESIDENT - JOHN BAUGHMAN VICE-PRESIDENT - BECKY SNYDER SECRET'ARY-TREASURER - KELLEY GRUEY 54 Elementary (Top) Rob Cochran, Chris VanNort, Todd Nogel, Vickie Westermen, Nike Andrews, Tina Nillward, Chade Weaver, Doug Corbin, Nr. Furnish. Joy Clymer, Jim Beck, Robert Pack, Kelly Guianen, Dina Talbott, Ty iutn, Barbra Thatcher, Ann Shick. Nelissa Hollis, Amy Kuhl, Cindy Cleveland, Billy Gadley, Frank Petrilla, Debra Harp, Susan Lamison, Tammy Nontague, Melinda Carbaugh. Sth (Top) Jennifer Tobolski, Tina Vibert, Lester Petrycki, Betty McCanna, Missy Henke. Diana Boyer, Jenny Pringle, Sheila Nogel, India Washington, Kandace Nicklas. Stacy Wilson, Anita Dempsey, Shawn Reichart, Butch Marshall, Annette Scott. Mr. Deffenbaugh, Ricky Harp, Cheree Turner, Annette Peters, Kim Clow, Shannon Bradybaugh. Jo Rodgers, Mia Harp, Park Crispin, Skye Doyon, Sharon Baughman. SPB G-P 00@© (Top) Shawn Wallace, Rhonda Weaver, Kelly Snyder, Tracey Emburg, Jason Furnish, Brian Irvin, Ryan Wallace, Randy Hale, Benedict Bauer. (2) Tim Johnson, Tricka Claypoole, Kim Lewis, Sherrie Guianen, Lori Thacher, Tricia Lolley, Nichole Frost, Christie Castner, Paula McClellan. (3) Becky Meilutis, Lisa HcClaine, Cherish Nicklas, Teresa Reynolds, Benjamin Pierce, George Kuhl. (Top) Rob Confer, Becky Russell, Steve Luden, Andrea Schrecengost, Robin Paine, Joey Cochran, Tracy Cussins, Tammy Silvis. (2) Raymond Crispin, Jesse di Giacomo, Jimmy Hetrick, Brian McCanna, Henry Peters, Melissa Cochran, Heather Lewis, Daisy Spates. (3) Valerie Pack, Tammy Cornman, Becky Harp, Tina Motter, Kyle VanNort, Heidi Hotter, Daniel Cussins, Becky McCanna, Shellie Reichart. (4) Mrs. Byers, Patty Kistler, Wayne Spicer, John Pisor, Brad Clymer, Charles Pulit, Shawn Bauer, Robin Ladina. Craig Mason, Victor Westerman, Jody Stevenson, Michael Cowan, Handy Schmidt, Charles Langworthy Tina Asel, Ronnie Robertson, Annie Clever, Jessica Ladina, Angela Gadley, Holly Patterson Sandal Badger, Samantha Hilyer, Kenny Hollis, Tim Bradybaugh, Tricia Swartz, Terri Cochran, Mishele Castner, Twonda Cornman, Tommy Miller Philip Yeaney, Brett Popoleo, Leslie Henke, Chris Slater, Jason Fyock, Heidi Zimmerman, Jody Weaver. 1st 2nd Grades Shon Smathers, Chuckie Miller, Teresa Guianen, Diana Wolfgang, Michelle Cowan, Joe Zug, Terry Dando, Bobby Spencer Shelly Haslett, Chris Bradybaugh, Ricky Badger, Jean Cochran, Troy Baughman, Misty Silvis, Kim Schmek, Bradley Cochran, Alicia Dworek, Amber Haskins Amy Hepinger, Michael Lastowski, Peter Fyock, Lisa Zimmer, Doug Yackovich, Gary Asel, Lisa Bauer, Carrie Cook, Mrs. Beichner. KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Ryan Bradybaugh, Sarah Barron, Danielle Stevenson, Dawn Lewis, Bradley Haskins, Christopher Taylor. Row 2: Mrs. Hepinger, Laura Rourke, Jeffrey Clymer, Joey Snyder, Hali Frost, Dawn Yackovich, Dirk Srmthers. Row 3: Brenda Harp, Valerie Renton, Michael Behun, Kerri Covel, Angela Oliver, Elaine Nicklas. Buttle plGS LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD V % 3N 3 O goldilocks ; L ■ % 59 Administration SCHOOL BORRD Row 1: Mrs. Kolencik, Mr. Strong, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Musgrave. Row 2: Mr. Barnett, Mr. Baughman, Mr. Beichner, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Dempsey. For wisdom is better than rubies; and all things that may be desired are not to be compared to it. Proverbs 8:11 62 Arthur C. Van Nort Secondary Principal B. S. in Education - Clarion State College, Masters Education - Indiana University of PA, Graduate studies - Penn State, University of South Carolina. Paul Pascarella Elementary Principal B. S. in Education - Edinboro State College, Masters Education - Vanderbilt University, Graduate studies - University of Rochester. 6) FQGnMTO 64 H. MICHAEL VINOPAL English and Social Studies RUTH NIEDERRITER Mathematics and Physics Gary Long Industrial Arts Kenneth Albaugh Special Education 65 MARY ANN NESBELLA Third Grade MARY BETH HEPINGER Kindergarten BARBARA SEMAN SOCIAL STUDIES DARLENE COPENHAVER HOME ECONOMICS ' JERRY THORNTON PHYS. ED., HEALTH JOANNE ROBERTS COMMERCIAL 66 67 JOHN L. SHOUP Librarian KERRY WOLBERT Mathematics Mr. Defenbaugh Fifth Grade Miss Clark Special Ed. Mrs. Beichner Second Grade Mrs. Byers Fourth Grade 68 Miss Siviy English Reading Miss Gibson Music Chorus Mr. Kiska Music Band Mrs. Hetrick First Grade Mr. Furnish Sixth Grade 69 WORKERS Sandy Sanson Aldine Williams Secretary Secretary Clarabelle Skibinski Library Aide 70 Guidance Counselor Christopher Blackmon B. A. in Psychology - Susquehanna University, Masters Education - Indiana University of PA. CAFETERIA WORKERS 71 Sports BOYS' BRSKETBRLL (1) Joe Sullivan, Hike Geyer, Dean Greer, Chris Seyberc, Leonard Dempsey, Hike Flechsig. (2) Dick Russell, Hike Kisko, Anthony Bauer, Don Hepler, Ron Ekis, Dion Cardone, Coach Wolbert 73 Mike Kisko Senior Chris Seybert Senior Anthony Bauer Senior Dick Russell Junior Dean Greer Junior Dion Cardone Senior Mike Flechsip Junior 75 IW 34 Look a camera! Right Wolbert . Len, Da Plane! Da Plane! Look at my MUSCLES! No! No! Don't throw me the ball! Lock Robin it was thi s long! Lock I have three arms... Beth don't block my shot. 76 Wonna play ball? 77 Girls' Vorsity 1 Row: Tracey Andrews, Mr. Vinopal, Rhoda McCanna, Lisa Schweitzer, Robin Hanson, Beth Kimmel, Jacy Millward, Donna Henry, Dina Gruey. 2 Row: Marla Harp, Lissy Rodgers, Penny Lankard, Mary Kimmel. 3 Row: Katie Lastowski, Toni Clever, Steph Gilbert. 78 I LETTERMENf •b4 bbbbb bbbbbbbbbb Robin Hanson-Senior Donna Henry-Senior bbbbbbbbbbb Beth Kimmel-Senior 79 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4? 4 , 3- «3� 3� + � 3� 3� 3 3� «3� -t. 13� ' P.hoda McCanrta-Senior Jacy Hillward-Senior 4 4 4 4?4 4 4?4 4 4 4 4 •3 •3� � 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� 3� • •• F� ■¥� $ Lissy Rodgers-Sophomore 4 4 4 4 4? 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lisa Schweitzer-Junior 80 ME 1981 GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD EAST FOREST 43 EISENHOWER 32 EAST FOREST 57 YOUNGSVILLE 16 PPVHHHI EAST FOREST 24 SHEFFIELD 28 EAST FOREST 31 EISENHOWER 36 EAST FOREST 31 KANE 48 EAST FOREST 28 BRADFORD CC 39 48 37 EAST FOREST 34 EAST EAST EAST JAMESTOWN WEST FOREST COMMODORE PERRY 17 TIDIOUTE SHEFFIELD BRADFORD CC JAMESTOWN WEST FOREST 31 3! 4 25 38 35 47 63 FOREST 32 COMMODORE PERRY 10 FOREST 45 TIDIOUTE 44 FOREST 23 KANE 54 WINS 11 LOSSES COACHES: 24CLE 32 SCHW 14 GILBERT 30 M KIMME MICHAEL VINOPAL KERRY WOLBERT � 81 JV Basketball Manager - Dina Gruey, Lisa Andrews, Lori Luden, Mr. Wolbert, Chris Lastowski, Marla Harp, Manager - Tracey Andrews. Mary Kimmel, Candy Cochran, Penee Nicklas. Kathy Lastowski, Stephanie Gilbert. Toni Clever. 82 JV BASKETBALL Row 1: Row 2: Clayton Cochran, Craig Gaston, Todd Plotts, Dennis Crawford, Buster Snyder. Coach Thornton, Ron Ekis, Don Hepler, Mike Flechsig, Kirk Cardone, Mike Gore, Pete Flechsig. 83 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KATIE LASTOWSKI, LISSY RODGERS LISA SCHWEITZER, MARLA HARP DONNA HENRY, TONI CLEVER, PENNY LANKARD PAUL KMBLE-CHEERLEADING ADVISOR LETTERMEN 85 TONI CLEVER-JUNIOR KATHY LASTOWSKI-JUNIOR LISA SCHWEITZER-JUNIOR MARLA HARP-SOPHOMORF pISSY RODGERS-SOPHOMORE JV CHEERLEADERS LEANNE CARBAUGH TAMMY ROBINSON, BRENDA LUDEN CHRIS LASTOWSKI, LORI COOK, CANDY COCHRAN AMY SCHRECENGOST ROW 1: Buster Snyder, Ralph Sheets, Chris Seybert, Robert Dempsey, Craig Gaston. EAST FOREST VS. NORTH CLARION 3-1 EAST FOREST VS. TIDIOUTE 3-2 EAST FOREST VS. NORTH CLARION 6-A EAST FOREST VS. WEST FOREST 7-i EAST FOREST VS. TIDIOUTE 9-3 EAST FOREST VS. NORTH CLARION 4-3 EAST FOREST VS. NEST FOREST 6-5 EAST FOREST VS. TIDIOUTE 12-2 EAST FOREST VS. NORTH CLARION 3-6 EAST FOREST VS. TIDIOUTE 3-1 EAST FOREST VS. WEST FOREST 4-7 EAST FOREST VS. WEST FOREST 9-8 EAST FOREST VS. WEST FOREST 7-6 ROW 2: John Spates, Peter Flechsig, Leonard Dempsey, Dean Greer, Ralph Gadley. Russell, Coach Long, Mike Kisko, Don Gadley. 88 Coach Pappy Long LEONARD DEMPSEY - SENIOR E2m3 CHRIS SEYBERT - SENIOR MIKE KISKO - SENIOR 89 DON GADLEY - JUNIOR ROBERT DEMPSEY - JUNIOR MIKE GEYER - JUNIOR DICK RUSSELL - JUNIOR DEAN GREER - JUNIOR 90 91 GIRLS' SOFTBALL 1 Row: Beth Kimmel, Chris Gilbert, Toni Clever, Lori Fielman, Mary KLmmel, Steph Gilbert. 2 Row: Rosey Oliver, Lissy Rodgers, Penny Lankard, Robin Hanson, Beth Oliver. Hey, we made an effort... What else could you ask for? (A PITCHER!!!) COACH VINOPAT 92 93 Jr High Basketball Row 1 : Brad Long, Billy Clow, Eric Rourke, John Baughman, Alan Ruhlman, Coach: Mr. Blackmon. Row 2 : David Payne, Matty Cochran, Dan Nogel, David Clow, Andy Tom, Derreck Anders. Row 3 : Daren Millward, Dale Hepler. 94 CHEERLEADERS Beth CctAbaugh, Jackie. Sullivan, Michele SchnecengoAt, Kcutle Baxten, Kelly Gnuey ManceAla. Ekl , Becky SnydeA, Wendy Robln on, Bobby Gadley. 96 97 Aa we look oven youn necond. We one pnoad of you, Itie’U. de.6e.nd youA ho no A Bait FoneAt In whale.'eA we do. HaUl AU HaUl Ve.an East Fone t High School Hean oun echoes UngI HaU to thee oust Alrr a Matenl HaUl All HaU, we Atng. 98 Activities YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS: Robin Hanson Donna Henry JUNIOR EDITORS: Toni Clever Lisa Schweitzer BUSINESS MANAGERS: Victor Mazzocchi Rhoda McCanna YEARBOOK CLUB JOO 101 BRNO COUNTV BAND 102 Newspaper Club Soccer Club 103 CHESS CLUB SKI CLUB 104 FOTOI?® 106 COUNTV CHORUS s c • i e n c e C I u b B-B Gun Club 108 Jr. High Chorus Athletic Association 109 p®p Tpoa© OaOQjQi X)I71Q(3%6R: Sfliss Barbara Soman cast Jake Slasser Cyrus Goolus Skeets Goolus Happy Goolus Betty Belle Goolus Hank Goolus Widow Squiggins Cornelia Heister Dorthea Heister Miss Winslow Miss Oggie Aunt Sukey Speck Squiggins Slim Hawkenshaw Horseface Dilly Zeke's Maw Zeke Emmy Jean Musicians Chris Seybert Victor Mazzocchi Amy Schrecengost Robin Hanson Mari Bowser Brad Seybert Donna Henry Clare Bauer Kathy Lastowski Laura Flechsig Marla Harp Aimie Cochran David Wilson Anthony Bauer Brian Pfendler Nancy Crawford Mike Kisko Rhonda Sharrow Traci Foulkrod Mikki Foulkrod Kim Shaffer IN MEMORY OF RALPH E. KIMMEL, JR. Se.p£embeSi. 16, 1934 - July 5, It Couldn't Be Done 19S1 Somebody said that it couldn't be done, But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn't, but he would be one Who wouldn't say so till he'd tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: Oh, you'll never do that; At least no one ever has done it ; But he took of his coat and he took of his hat, And the first thing we knew he'd begun it. With a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin. Without any doubting or quiddit, He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, There are thousands to prophesy failure; There are thousands to point out to you, one by one, The dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, Just take off your coat and go to it; Just start to sing as you tackle the thing That cannot be done, and you'll do it. Edgar A. Guest 112 SENIOR FRRELJELL In years to come when we look back to undergraduate day's at E.F.H.S. we'll remember, along with our routine classes, fun times and serious moments, the impact of the forces that molded our lives and directed our destinies. In retrospect, many of the incidents and events were of much trivia; others will take on the magnitude of mileposts of the good old days; all of them will be a part of us. Here, then, for better of for worse, this book has been a flashback to our years at E.F.H.S. During the past years, many things came into our lives. We experienced them. These things will always be a part of us. And so the twelve jam-packed years have slipped by us, and now we must face the future and take our place among the hundreds of other E.F.H.S. alumni. College, earning a living, marriage—whatever our plans-the future promises to be challenging and interesting. As the Class of 82 says farewell, we can look back on our life at senior high and truthfully say; Yes, the best years of our life were spent here. RH 113 WHO COULD FORGET Iran crisis ... Reaganomics ... decorating for Junior prom A Time For Us . . . skiing trips . . Penn State . . . Yearbook library . . . Making signs New warmups . . . Cheese . . . kits . . . ice cream PAC-MAN . . . Construction ALL around . . . Senior pictures . . . announcements . . . ordering caps and gowns . . . .Delaying school . . . bus breaking down Gannon . . . LEMONS1 . . . Cleveland . . . All Day Concerts . . . Firetower . . . Thirty-nine . . . LR Omar . . . Headrush Inertia . . . Porcupine . . . Walwus . . . Dizzy blondes . . . Redheads . But Why . . . 1979 Senior guys . . . Summer of 78 Daddy . . . Poppa . . . Friends . . . Columbus, Ohio Blueberry Muffins . . . Hi C Drink Box . . . Class rings . . . Table talk ??? . . . Pittsburgh spirit No school ... A Strange School . . . January 31 1982 . . . ASHTRAYS . . . February 16 rooftop December 22 . . . Trips . . . Donald Duck . . . Black Hole ... Millstone ... Shooting Star ... February 13 . . . Purple Star . . . Tacos . . . M. B. Island . . . P. D. G. . . . Warren . . . Warmeth . . . Our Tree . . . Stealing flowers Cheeseburgers . . . Mickey D's . . . Senior Trip Relief ... I did it . . . New York . . . Poland Honor America Week . . . School Dances . . . concert with Ozzy . . . Headin For The Hills . . . Soft- ball . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . GOLF CLUB Working in the office . . . Good Times . Decorating room 3 • • . 1776 . . . Soliciting ads FRY ... Hubba Bubba Cowboy ... bedsprings MACA . . . STM . . . 114 uon't be dismayed at good-byes, A farewell is necessary before You can meet again. And meeting, after moments or years, Is certain for those that are friends. Richard dach This is for you, my dear, You know who you are So, with all my love I say. Good-bye. 115 E. E. SALUTES AMERICA The re v i v a 1 o f patriotism was sir e s s e d and pro ■ o t e d during H o nor Aieric a Wee k(Fe b . 22- 26 ) at East Forest H i gh School, and the stud e n t s the re pro wed that pride in our c o u n try st i 1 1 Honor America Week '82 Special thanks to Mr. Vinopal for aaking it all possible. 116 Advertisements L R Decorating Jon's Mobil 330 Main Street Box 20 Clarion, PA 16214 Snydersburg, PA Tri-County Homes, Inc. 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RobeAtA Gateway loleto Roodrunner Kncx Comp Credit Grounds linien UDAesZ 3f-0TQQ Student Membership - $5.00 Sales and Service .Marienville , PA 16239 Marienville, PA 16239 121 122 PLEASE TAKE 5 MINUTES TO READ THIS PAGE. IT WILL DETERMINE WHERE YOU WILL SPEND ETERNITY 1. Realize and Acknowledge: all have sinned and come short of the glory of God, Romans 3:23 Yes, you too have fallen short of heaven because of your sin. You may be better than many others, but compared to Jesus there is none that doeth good, Romans 3:12 2. Realize and Acknowledge: the wages of sin is death, Romans 6:23 There are two kinds of death. One we inherited from Adam and the other we earn for ourselves. Adam's sin brought phsical death to all. Also, because of our sin, we must die a second death eternally in Hell, unless we find a way to pay for our sin and thereby remove its penalty. Revelation 21:8 3. Realize and Acknowledge: Christ died for our sins, I Corinthians 15:3 Jesus paid the entire price for you by his death on the cross. A Holy and just God set the price on sin, and then in love, paid it Himself. A. Realize and Acknowledge: the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ, Romans 6:23 He bought it. He owns it. He freely gives it. We are not saved by believing a story about a has been. Christ is alive today! knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dieth no more, death hath no more dominion over him, Romans 6:9 He has power and victory over death and sin and offers the same to you as a gift, not a reward. 5. Realize and Acknowledge: Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, Romans 10:13 This is a promise. Whosoever means you. Not.. .whosoever is a church member, or is baptized, or is confirmed, or takes commusion, or dies the best he can, but whosoever shall call on Jesus. Where you spend eternity depends on you. God wants you saved today. 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