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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

mmmt GRADES m 4 ADMINISTRATION 14 F ACULTY ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 17 SEVENTH GRADE 27 EIGHTH GRADE 30 FRESHMAN ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 33 SOPHOMORES ☆ ☆☆☆ ☆☆ 36 JUNIORS 39 ATHLETICS 43 ACTIVITIES ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 64 SENIOR CLASS 83 ADVERTISERS 114 All magic, it goes without saying, is illusion. The effect of the illusion is how it appears to the audience. The preparation for the illusion is everything- from the crimping of a card to the practicing of ten thousand hours. If the preparation has been sufficient and proper, then execution of the illusion is inexorable; before you're even started, the work is done. you can do magic You Can Do Magic is the 1983 Marien theme, one which we feel is very appropriate. In the pages to follow is an account of the year which passed by so quickly. From the sports to the activities to the academics to the friendships, in every aspect of this year, there has been magic. The Seniors had been preparing for the most important magical performance of the year, graduation, and the underclassmen had been anticipating their turn to be in the spotlight. The goal in constructing this yearbook has been to make it a lasting image of this all important time in our lives. We invite you to enjoy the pages in this memory book as much as we have enjoyed putting it all together. 2 ITS MAGIC mystic. . .sorcerous. . .ensorcellment. . .devilry. . conjurer. . .magician. . .wizard. . .abracadabra. . hocus-pocus. . .mumbo jumbo. . .magicking. . .poof, witch. . .warlock. . .soothsaying. . .stupendous. . illusion. . .tricks. . .rabbits. . . spellbinding. . . bewitch. . .mystical. . .sorcery. . .witchcraft. . . enchanter. . .spells. . .trickster. . .apprentice. . . magic. . .bewitchment. . .incantation. . .wizardry, fortune-teller. . .marvel. . .magian. . .spellbound, enchanting. . .sorceress. . . witchwoman. . .exciting delightful. . .captivate. . .mesmerize. . .entrance, hex. . .intriguing. . .mythical. . .alia kazam. . . 3 AND THE MAGIC BEGINS. . . ELEMENTARY £? Kindergarten Row 1: Michael Hepinger, Johnny Rodgers, Jeremy Bauer, Jennifer Williams, Tammi Stevenson, Carl Rourke. Row 2: Arwen Miller, Eric Wallace, Angela Oliver, Ryan Bradybaugh, Kip Leiber. Row 3: Jarret Furnish, Realena Ruhlman, Jeff Clymer. Row 1: Jason James, Mindy Barnett, Aaron Slater, Richard Yeaney. Row 2: Ethan Nemcik, Tracy Taylor, Heather Hilyer, Nicki Tom, Mrs. Hepinger. Row 3: Ericka Micklos, Richie Dixon, Mindy Dando, Joanna Clever. Row 4: DeAnna Patterson, Mark Silvis, Holly Schrecengost. 5 r i R $ T e R A I) E Row 1: Jason DeLaney, Craig Mason, Charles Langworthy. Row 2: Roberta Langworthy, Elaine Nicklas, Louise Badger, Isabelle Divelbiss, Danielle Stevenson, Tammy Blair, Travis Troutman, Doug Castner, Tracey Wallace. Row 3: Dawn Lewis, Chris Taylor, Brenda Harp, Joey Snyder, Melvin Kirkwood, Laura Rourke, Valerie Renton, Dawn Yackovich, Bradley Haskins, Kerri Covel. Row L,: Ann Wallace, Hali Frost, Corrina Lolley. 6 SECOND GDADE Miss Dunkle Mrs. Beichner Row 2: Row 3; Angie Gadley, Victor West.erman, Sandal Badger, Samantha Hi Iyer, Annie Clever, Tina Asel. Teri Cochran, Tim Bradybaugh, Jessica Ladina, Nikki Lief, Twonda Cornman, Mishele Castner, Tricia Swartz, Tommy Miller. Kevin Kimmel, Jason Fyock, Brett Popoleo, Holly Patterson, Bobby Hoover, J.J. Weaver, Chris Slater, Leslie Henke, Philip Yeaney, Heidi Zimmerman. 7 Brad Cochran, Amber Haskins, Ricky Badger, Kim Schmek, Diana 'Wolfgang, Joe Zug, Jeff Lieber, Chuckie Miller. Mrs. Nesbella, Lindy Hale, Jean Cochran, Doug Yackovich, Lisa Zimmer, Terry Dando, Alicia Dworek, Chris Bradybaugh, Troy Baughman. Bobby Spencer, Shelly Haslett, Christi Ganoe, Carrie Cook, Teresa Guianen, Lisa Bauer, Misty Silvis, Michael Lastowski Peter Fvock.___________________ 3cd Grade Mrs. Nesbella 8 rCUCTH GRACE Row 1: Jason Furnish, Bonny Bauer, Ben Pierce, Timreck Johnson, Mike 7ug, George Kuhl, Tracey Emberg, Shawn Wallace. Row 2: Tricia Lolley, Ryan Wallace, Vaessa Kotermanski, Cherish Nicklas, Becky Mei lutis, Lisa McClaine, Lori Thacher, Kim Lewis, Tricka Claypoole. Row 3: Kelly Snyder, Randy Hale, Jesse Digiacomo, Sherrie Guianen, Brian Irwin, Paula McClellan, Billy Henke. 9 Fifth Grade 0 ftO Row 2: Jamey Swanson, Daisy Spates, Andrea Schrecengost, Robin Paine, Stephanie Hoover, Melissa Cochran, Steve Luden, Ray Crispen, Rob Confer. Shawn Bauer, Jim Hetrick, Charlie Pulit, Wayne Spicer, LeRoy Divelbiss, Becky Russell, Heather Lewis, Patty Kistler, Shellie Reichart, Tammy Silvis, Robin Landina, Brad Clymer. Row 3: Tina Vibbert, Kyle Van Nort, Becky Harp, Becky McCanna, Dan Cussins, Henry Peters, Brian McCanna, Tina Motter Heidi Motter, Valerie Pack, Tracy Cussins, Tammy Cornman 10 Mr. Furnish Row 1: Butch Marshall, Shannon Bradybaugh, Kim Clow, Annette Peters, Skye Doyon, Jennifer Tobolski, Stacie WiLson, Annette Scott. Row 2: Mia Harp, Jeanette Pringle, Wendi Miller, Cheree Turner, Jenny Bach, Anita Dempsey, Diana Boyer, Sheila Nogel. Row 3: Mr. Furnish, Betty McCanna, Jo Rodgers, Kandi Ladina, Park Crispin, Rick Harp, Melissa Henke, Shawn Reichart, Lester Petrycki, Steve Williams, Kristie Meilutis. 6th GRADE 12 Elementary Basketball Girls Boys 13 14 School Board Mr. Strong, Mrs. Norton, Mr. Baughman, Mrs. Redick, Mr. Barnett. Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Beichner, Mr. Reitz, Mr. McMichael, Mr. Dempsey. ★ Dr. Norbert J. Borowicz Superintendent Westminster College -B.A. Teachers College, Columbia Univ. -M.A. the Pennsylvania State Univ. -Ed.D. 15 PRINCIPALS Arthur C. Van Nort Secondary B. S. in Education - Clarion State College, Masters Education - Indiana University of PA, Graduate studies - Penn State, University of South Carolina. -K Paul Pascarella Elementary B. S. in Education - Edinboro State College, Masters Education - Vanderbilt University, Graduate studies - University of Rochester. 16 17 Miss Copenhaver - Home Economics Miss Gibson - Chorus 19 Mr. Shoup Library Science Mrs. Sneeringer - Elementary Phys. Ed. Mrs. Swartz - Spanish and Reading Mrs. Swartzfager - Phys. Ed. Mr Thornton - Phys. Ed. and Health. Mrs. Skibinski - Nurse 4 ¥¥ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ You're an eight, but you could be a ten if I'll be the judge of that. 'Ugh! Did you see what he threw? 22 THE SORCERERS MRS. ALDINE WILLIAMS MRS. SANDY HANSON II I APPRENTICES Lisa, Beth, Kim, Lori, and Joyce. THE MAN IN CHARGE We would like to commend Don for his unselfish dedication to the task that pre- sented itself during the year and a half of construction at E.F. He worked through unbelievable chaos and hassles. Amid, dirt and sawdust which covered the hallways, Don worked persistantly to move the rooms, and make the school presentable for Open House. Then Open House arrived, and the public knew that we were proud of our school. Don, we would just like the say THANKS for all your work, above and beyond your job. Don Cochran BUS DRIVERS Cecil Parrett, Mariam Cochran, Jim Schrecengost, Smokey Cobin, Richard Dixon, Ray Brocious 25 ABRACADABRA! AN ILLUSION UNFOLDS 26 UNDERCLASSMEN Susan Lamison Chris VanNort President 27 Sec retar y Treasurer Doug Corbin Vice-President Bobby Cochran Kelly Guianen Debbie Harp Melissa Hollis Amy Kuhl Tina Millward Tammy Montague Walter Naletko 28 29 EIGHTH Secretary Treasurer John Baughman Debbie Bradybaugh Randy Claypoole Richard Clever 30 William Clow Marcella Ekis Sam Ekis Melissa Fyock wmm Kelly Gruey Kim Harp Dale Hepler Melissa Kuhl Paula Lamison Eric Long Sharon Petrycki Eric Rourke 31 ★ FRESHMEN John Lastowski, David Payne, Todd Huth, Dick Hetrick Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, President John Lastowski David Payne Todd Huth _____ J Todd Boyer Connie Caldwell Beth Carbaugh Chris Cornman  + +  + +  ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦  ♦♦ ♦♦  ♦♦ 33 Tye Guianen Rebecca Haslett Tim Kimmel Johanna Kuhl Brad Long Regis Luden Debbie Miller Daren Millward 34 ? Suzanne Pulit Wendy Robinson Tim Russell Michele Schrecengost Rhonda Sharrow Eric Skibinski Beverly Spates Jackie Sullivan Andy Tom CL SS Of 86 35 SOPHOMORES Lisa Andrews Leanne Carbaugh David Clow Amie Cochran 36 Adam Eck Sharon Ellis Peter Flechsig Mikki Foulkrod Mike Goodman Mark Guzik Mary Johnson Barbara Lamison Lori Luden Donna McCanna Randy Miller Steve Miller 37 Julie Payne Donna Pisor Todd Plotts Tammy Robinson Mandy Rodgers Amy Schrecengost Brad Seybert Brian Seybert Jane Spates Buster Snyder Brenda Thacher Sally Thacher 38 3ur ioKS Steph - Secretary Marla - Treasurer 39 Brian Dworek Donna Gadley Kraig Gaston Laura Guianen Sue Guzik Brenda Hetrick Laura Lander Chip Linn Brenda Luden Joe Marte Kelly McDonald Joe McKittrick 40 Cindy Miller Wade Miller Lisa Pedder Lynnette Pulit Tammy Rouke Gary Schrecengost John Spates Amanda Spicer John Sullivan Leonard Tobolski Barbara Tom Dona Yeaney 41 198Z-83 Jo-Cecb BRIAN CARBAUGH BARB GILLESPIE PAT GREGORY DAN LAMISON WES McCANNA PHILIP NICKLAS BRIAN PFENDLER JOE SULLIVAN GEORGE WATTS MITZI ZBWERMAN CLAYT COCHRAN KIRK CARDONE LAURA GUIANEN MARY KIMMEL DAVID CLOW .JULIE PAINE NATE CROASMUN CARMINE ANDELMO MARY JOHNSON MANDY RODGERS ERTK WILSON JOHN ZIMMERMAN DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FOOD PREPARATION WELDING-METAL FABRICATION AUTOMOTIVE TRADES MACHINIST TRADES FOOD PREPARATION FOOD PREPARATION WELDING-METAL FABRICATION AUTOMOTIVE TRADES FOOD PREPARATION CARPENTRY AIR. CONDITIONING DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COSMETOLOGY CARPENTRY HOME HEALTH MGMNT ASSIST MACHINIST TRADES PETROLEUM PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION HOME HEALTH MGMNT ASSIST DATA PROCESSING AUTOBODY MECHANIC 42 WE HAVE TO BELIEVE WE ARE MAGIC, THAT NOTHING CAN STAND IN OUR WAY. 43 ATHLETICS I 'S VASit I I VI I V U5SITy Miko Flochsig, Clayton Cochran, Ron Ekis, Dick Russell, Don Hepler, Joe Sullivan, Miko Geyer, Coach Greer, Mike Gore, Dennis Crawford, Dean Greer, Peter Flochsig, Todd Plotts, Buster Snyder. East Forest 52 Dubois Cen. Chr. 55 East Forest 54 Kane 53 East Forest 30 Clarion 7 7 East Forest 4 2 Dubois 88 East Forest 68 Clearfield S. F. 62 East Forest 60 Eisenhower 63 East Forest 62 Sheffield 49 East Forest 74 Youngsvil le 55 East Forest 64 E isenhower 7 1 East Forest 49 Norbh Clarion 76 East Forest 32 North Clarion 65 East Forest 55 Tidioute 59 East Forest 50 Tidioute 38 East Forest 74 Clearfield S. F. 66 East Forest 57 Sheffield 39 East Forest 46 Jamestown 54 East Forest 66 West Forest 86 East Forest 43 Commodore Perry 70 East Forest 60 Tidioute 57 East Forest 42 George Jr. 58 East Forest 39 Jamestown 80 East Forest 58 West Forest 66 East Forest 51 Commodore Perry 83 East Forest 44 George Jr. 82 44 ★★★ ♦ ★★★★★★★★ ★ 45 ♦ + + ¥ ♦¥ ¥ ¥+ ¥ ¥¥ ¥ 46 J.V. Dave Clow, Dick Hotrick, Buster Snyder, Mike Gore, Peter Flechsig, Coach Wolbert, Dennis Crawford, Todd Plotts, Erik Wilson, Matt Cochran, Andy Tom, Brad Long. East F orest 33 East Forest 59 East Forest 53 East Forest 37 East Forest 46 East F orest 52 East Forest 51 East Forest 38 East Forest 69 East Forest 53 Snef f ield Jamestown West Forest Com. Perry Ti di oute George Jr. Jamestown West Forest Com. Perry George Jr. Dubois C. C. Kane Clearf ield Ei senhower Shef field Youngsvilie Eisenhower North Clarion Tidioute Clearf ield 34 53 24 49 39 50 46 62 51 39 East East East East East East East East East East Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest Forest 63 50 55 43 77 30 50 42 41 52 47 4 8 Row 1: Lori Ludon, Kathy Lastowski, Lisa Schweitzer, Toni Clever, Lissy Rodgers Row 2: Marla Harp, Renee Nicklas, Chris Lastowski, Lisa Andrews, Mary Kimmel, Jackie Sullivan, Tracey Andrews © VARSITY BASKETBALL 82-83 While it may have been unnoticed by many, the East Forest Girl's Basketball team completed its season in late October. Playing all games in opponent's gyms due to renovations, this year's team was never able to bring their show home. If they had, fans would have seen a much different line-up than last year. Gone were six Lettermen from the 1981 squad, placing the Bears in a rebuilding program of their own. Through all the team had to contend with, the Bears grew with each game as they struggled through a 1-15 season. With this season completed, the Bears are looking ahead to next year. With the returning girls as a nucleus, and those coming up from the J.V. team, the Bears should be a strong force in the Up- per Allegheny Valley League as they return to friendly confines of the East Forest gymnasium. 49 Toni Clever Lisa Schweitzer T You've got to want that win- you've got to be mobile, agile, hosti le! 50 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TRACEY ANDREWS, MANAGER CONNIE CALDWELL 31 MANDY RODGERS 41 JACKIE SULLIVAN 22 RENEE NICKLAS 20 CHRIS LASTOWSKI 35 LISA ANDREWS 15 WENDY ROBINSON 11 BETH CARBAUGH 10 TAMMY ROBINSON 40 MICHELE SCHRECONGOST 33 51 VARSITY Row 1: Leannc Carbaugh, Candy Cochran Row 2: Toni Clover, Lisa Schweitzer Row 3: Lissy Rodgers, Kathy Lastowski, Tammy Robinson 53 54 I. is a Schweitzer Advisor: Paul Kemble Manager: Marla Harp Amy Schrecengost Chris Lastowski, Jackin Sullivan Connie Caldwell, Beth Carbaugh, Suzanne Pulit 55 56 ©(3@®©(2lQ]D3 Coach Pappy Long; R. Dempsey, outfielder; D. Greer, catcher D. Hepler, second base; D. Russell, first base and shortstop; M. Geyer, pitcher and catcher; B. Synder, left field; K. Gaston, first base and outfield; P. Flechsig, pitcher and outfield; T. Plotts, third base; B. Long, second base and outfield; J. Lastowski, outfield; M. Cochran, outfield; A. Tom, outfield. Season Record EF 3, NC 12 EF 6, Tid . 3 EF 1 , NC 10 EF 1 , WF 5 EF 9, Tid . 5 EF 2, NC 12 EF 8, WF 6 EF 2, WF 6 EF 5, Tid . 0 EF 6, WF 1 EF 10, Tid . 0 EF A, WF 7 Batting Average (over .300) D. Russel .429 D. Greer .405 T. Plotts .350 Congratulations to the team on having a non-losing season. —Coach Long 57 U I II VII Standing: Chris Lastowski, Lori Luden, Mandy Rodgers, Mary Kimmel, Beth Oliver, Mike Vinopal. Kneeling: Sue Guzik, Tam Rourke, Brenda Hetrick, Melissa Rodgers, Marla Harp. Me the softball team, would like to thank our coach, Mr. Mike Vinopal, for helping us through the past season! We hope next year will be as fun. 59 Boys Jr. High Basketball Alan Ruhlman Todd Nogel Rob Pierce Mark Snyder Chris VanNort. Jim Beck Coach Lambert Erik Rouke Sam Ekis Doug .Corbin Dale Hepler Dan Nogel Rich Clever 60 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Kelley Gruey Katie Baxter Melinda Carbaugh Marcella Ekis 61 Becky Snyder Joy Clymer As we lode over your record, We are proud of you, We'll defend your honor East Forest In whate'er we do. Hail! All hail! Dear East Forest High School Hear our echoes ring! Hail to thee, our Alrra Mater Hail! All hail, we sing! MAGIC MOMENTS 64 ACTIVITIES jnmismjiz 3 F smw EDITORS: TONI CLEVER LISA SCHWEITZER JR. EDITOR: MARLA HARP BUSINESS MANAGERS: LES COCHRAN KATHY LASTOWSKI John, Todd, Barb, Amie. Dona,Michelle, Jackie, Becky, Laura, Kraig, Chip, Lenny. Billy, Jeff, Traci, Mike, Marla, Toni, Don Lisa, Robert, Kathy, Steve, Joyce, Les, Chris. 65 Chris Lastowski, Mrs. Swartz, Buster Snyder, Dennis Crawford, Brenda Hetrick, Todd Plotts, Tammy Robinson, Tracey Andrews, Lissy Rodgers There has been an addition to the Bear Facts this year; the Cub Facts. The intent was to keep school news more up to date by publishing a small edition of the paper between larger editions. The idea seems to have been well received by the students. With the addition of the Tuesday Club period the staff has had more opportunity to put together the extra edition. There has been a great deal of effort put forth by staff mem- bers in gathering newsworthy articles. A big thank you must go to Mrs. Hanson who came to our rescue in typing the paper. 66 STUDENT CCUNCIL Marla Harp- Secretary-Treasurer Les Cochran- Vice-President Kathy Lastowski- President Melissa Kuhl, Becky Snyder, Marcella Ekis, Kelly Gruey, Cindy Cleveland. Melinda Carbaugh, Wally Naletko, Doug Corbin. Amy Schrecengost, Leanne Carbaugh, Amy Cochran, Jackie Sullivan, Andy Tan, Becky Haslett, Michelle Schrecengost. Marla Harp, Gary Schrecengost, Tracy Andrews, John Spates, Jeff Motter, Kathy Lastowski, Les Cochran, Lisa Schweitzer, Toni Clever. Mike Gore.________ 67 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EAST FOREST BAND 69 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Steve Gore Michele Schrecongost Tracey Andrews Paul Andrews Brad Seybert Bill Miller Suzanne Pulit 1 Tammy Rourke Joey Kuhl Amanda Spicer Beth Carbaugh Mikki Foulkrod Sue Guzik Traci Foulkrod Michele Mashensic Becky Haslett Chris Kuhl Chip Linn Laura Lander Aimie Cochran Kelly McDonald These past few years have proved to be a good experience for us. In 1981 we developed a treasury by selling M M's each winter to pay for our Chorus jackets. In 1982 our Chorus has grown considerably. We'd like to thank Miss Gibson for the wonderful job that she has done and for the patience that she has had with us. We, the senior members of the Chorus, wish next year's Chorus the best of luck and give you the encouragement to continue what we have started. 70 MUSICAL MAGIC Sounty Sh orus £)istriot Sh I orus Steve, Kelly, Chip, Laura, Brad Steve, Chris, Brad I Sounty 13and Cindy, Tammy Amie, Marla Don, Toni £)istriot 13ancl Tammy Toni M aria 71 -■ —■ rn.rn.rn. m. i JC. HSTCEIANS TRIP TO NEW YORK Row 1: Tammy Robinson, Kelly Gruey, Sharon Ellis, Katie Baxter. Row 2: Missy Zug, Missy Fyock, John Baughman, Miss Seman, Jennie Shaffer. Row 3: Donna Crawford, Becky Snyder, Marcella Ekis, Chris Lastowski, Sally Thacher 72 TWIDLERS LOGIC CLOD 73 SKI CLUB CHESS £ EUCHRE CLUB © 74 SCENCE CLUB Kathy Lastowski, Candy Cochran, Renee Nicklas, Donna McCanna. Row 2: Beth Carbaugh, Melissa Scott, Melissa Kuhl, Alan Ruhlman. Vicki Westerman, Susan Guzik, Gary Schrecengost, Mr. Vavreck, Dale Hepler, Brad Long. 75 ARCHERY Rich. Sherry, Mike, Steve, Wally, Jim, Randy, Todd, Chris, Lori. Sam, Tye, Tim, Nate, Regis, Matt, Bill. Mr. Albaugh, Andy, Ray, Carmine, Paul, Michele, Jackie, Dick, Dan, Jody, Connie. ★ FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1: Rhonda Sharrow, Debbie Miller, Paula Lamison, Beverly Spates. Row 2: Lisa Montague, Joey Kuhl, Amy Kuhl, Miss Siviy. Row 3: Melissa Hollis. 76 77 Honor America Week 1983 The Honor America Week activities were once again a great success. The week was highlighted by our visitors: Lt. Gov. Scranton, Congressman Clinger, Senator Kusse, and Representative Peterson. The Senior Class emerged as the winners of the week-long activities. It was a great time for everyone involved! The pro- gram gave a new dimension to patriotism in high schools. All those involved should be commended. King-Victor Mazzocchi Queen-Rhoda McCanna Twilight Zone was the theme for the 1981-82 Ju nior-Senior Prom. Due to the construction, the Class of 1983 was unable to hold their prom in the gym. This presented a problem- where could we have the prom? The final decision was that the Vet's Club would be the perfect place - and it w as. A bright array of stars adorned the floor, the ceiling, and the walls, giving the room and interstellar effect. The faces of all those attending shone just as the stars did - it was truly a night to remember. Music was provided by Racket , a well-known band with a hit single. The Class of 1983 was truly proud to present this prom for the Seniors. Mike Dina, John Laura, Jacy John Victor Rhoda 80 000C?0Q0j 0$0 000 oooooo 81 82 WE CAN DO MAGIC. WE CAN HAVE ANYTHING THAT WE DESIRE. 83 SENIOR CLASS Harley-Davidson J Love, you Fo ieven.... Daniel W. Lamison . . . 11 24 63 . . . Dan . . . 1 will will if I was allowed to say it . • . To ride the nicest Harley ♦ £ you've ever seen . . . «5 O ieA ed to koLL! Jjj s jRonald Arthur Ekis.. Sl 16 65 • • • Ron, Tim . . |l will to Spike all the malt ♦ she can handle . . . jMy ambition is to be in the SU.S. Marines . . . 4 Z 8Z xejam 7 84 endlesslovendlesslove Memories: An Officer and a Gentleman . . . Friends . . . jades Student Council Prez Coke and pizza . . , Kathleen Ann Lastowski 9 30 65 • • • Katie . . ■ 1 will my math grades to my brother John; and to Lissy, 1 will my flash- light, etc. . . To own the world's largest mall . . . wee smuntchy 1 don't remember when 1 first began to call you friend. One day, 1 only know The vague companionship that I’d seen grow so imperceptably, turned gold. ☆ Steven William Gore . . . 6 23 65 • . . Evets . . . I will to my sister, Jenny, the ambitidn to succeed in high school ... to become a Professor at an accredited college . . . 85 Paul Victor Andrews . • . 12 13 64 • WaLly, Pabs, Andrews ... I will to my brother, Mike, and my sisters, Tracey and Lisa, some sleep because they will still have to get up early to catch the bus ... To one day be a successful musician (Guitarist) . . MORRISON LIVES • m, They’ll LOVE US 1 •mr3E when when f we % DIE!! S Temple ■Ltc.hj.-o tv ie. £j A iklzy. foy-C-6- fan ZLm Hick PfericLLesi 86 Toni Lynn Clever . . . 1 5 66 . . . Tone, Limp • . . I will to anyone who can handle it, my ability to put my foot in my mouth, and 1 will to Marla the willpower to keep herself from falling so easily . . To own a black panther . . . Leslie Cochran . . . 4 20 65 • • • Lester ... will to whoever wants it my ability to get out of study halls ... To join the Air Force and get out of town . TMIEl'S 87 CTM NAVY EMT Robert Dempsey . . . 10 1 65 . • • Peabody . . . I will my body to any female half decent who wants it . • , To outrank my brother as fast as 1 can . . . friends 2 20 65 Adam 88 L  ♦  ■ ♦ ♦       , Lori Marie Fielman . 6 21 65 . . . Louie . I will myself to John To stop munching on my fingernails . . . S3 ¥ 22, ,oc «« ° JRS ° 000000000000000000000000000000000000000, Michael Thomas Flechsig 3 28 65 • • • Mike, Flex . I will make it to California To be rich enough to own Corvette . . . oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo' 89 Traci Lynn Foulkrod . . . 8 7 65 • • • Tex, Tamara, Blondie, c.s., Frizz ... I will to Mikki and Jane all the bearded men they can handle! ... To buy a Jeep, in cash! And live a full, happy life with a fleet of Macks, Conti- nentals, and Peterbilts . . . 8 |j Febr------- C83 9 Michaol William Geyer . . . £|3 8 65 . • • Mick . . . The |P ability to anyone not to get busted ... To get out of Jp M arienville . . . 3.315. 90 91 92 Class of 83 Patricia Ann Guzik . . . 6 26 64 • • • Patty . . . I will to Sue, my sister, all the luck in Mr. Albaugh's class . . . To go to school in Johnstown ... Donald Merle Hepler . 2 2 65 • • . Hep, Otis The aforementioned giv to Dennis Crawford his Euchre dexterity as a bequeathal . . . To build computers . . 93 Corvette Christine Diamera Elizabeth Kuhl . . . 12 3 65 . . • Chris, Jessie, Muttley . 1 will to Laura a hat and to Kelly an 18-foot bullwhip! . 1983 ■ ' • u , v v ' • I ' v -Or ' aV W v , VES ♦  ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ • ♦ • Wesley Lee McCanna 11 8 65 . . • Wes . I will all my good times to Brenda . . 94 ♦ FORD MUSTANG SUZUKI William Joseph Miller . . . 5 29 65 . . . Squilly, Billy Jack . I will to my brother Wade good times at East Forest . . . To be an Air Force M.P. . . 43 43 O 43 42 43 LOVE IS HAPPINESS... Happiness Happiness is walken hand in hand with you. Happiness is your lips against mine. Knowing no one will ever take your place. Happiness is knowing you are there when 1 need you. Holding me when I'm down. Happiness with you makes my life go around. Happiness is just having you around. M Fopevep Janice Lorraine Montague... 11 9 64... Jan...I will all my good times to my sisters, Lisa and Tammy... I want to be a social worker and go to Colorado... “f B 43 I I s $ I ★ QlsSs cfVt I m i i i i Philip Wayne Nicklas 5 27 64 . . . Phil, Squal . , 1 will get out of Marienville . To own one of every car in the U.S. . . . I i I SKKRIffi 1 96 mnxnzz 1983 ««llfllTi AQmRius Mirhaei Miles O'Donnell . . 2 21 63 . . . Muck ... I will all the fun I had to my sister ... To graduate from school, go to work, get my own house . . . m iwi m  m ««t i ttinmiiil iiiimilim Love wasn't put. in ycur heart to stay Low isn't love till yiu give it away k ‘ FLYING HTQI WITH T1F, AIR FORCE mnp Elizabeth Marie Oliver. . . 11 11 65 • • • Beth . . . I will my conceit to anyone who thinks they can handle it . . . To be rich, famous, and different ... to live my life to the fullest . . . u luia 97 000000000000000 0 $ f! Rrian Andrtnv Pfendler ... Brian Andrew Pfendler 8 24 65 ... Mr. A, IG , Mr. S. . . .1 will if you will . . . To be a lead singer in a rock-n-roll band r T an OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOJ fiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ♦  « «  « « + ++ + ¥ + + ¥ + ¥¥ ¥ ¥ +'' ' ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ B ball Richard H. Russell . . . 11 21 64 . . . Dick . . . I will to Dan and Mike all the Tuesdays they can handle for the rest of their lives . . . •JMMMMMMMMMMM 93 Kimberly Diana Shaffer... 3 U 65...Kim... 1 will to Lori, John, Jeff, and Dan a Black glass...My ambition is to get out of Marienville! Buddies forever Lisa Christine Schweitzer . . , 2 l8 65 • • • Lisma, Liberty, Sma ... I will to Girty my class ring, and to Steph, all the stars in the sky . . . To become a referee — I want to find out what it takes to be that bad at what I do . . . don't tet thlA feeling, end. Ot mLghl not come again, and 0 want to nemembe i . . . Someone special. I'll love forever 99 ••««««••««•I        Jff D V 83 F R I E N D S •«. «. ««««.A . - . «.«. « « « A - -  4 FOREVER ♦ Joseph Sullivan. . . ♦ 1 20 64• • • I will, ♦ someday. . . To walk ♦through the Valley of ♦the Jolly Green Giants ft 3TB@Ve fc YAMAHA 1 RQS7 im m 7m msT Daniel Robert Temple . . . 1 14 65 • • • Twerpinski; but you can call me Dan . . . I will drink any wine be- fore its time . . . Indian- apolis bound!!!!! . . . i noun Morrison 100 Florence LaVada Vasbinder 11 . . . 5 16 63 . . . Bubbles, Flo Chief, Sitting Bull, Flossi Bell, Flubbles ... 1 will to all under classmen starting with ninth grade good luck in future years of high school ... If possible, to get a job and try to get a place of my own . . . things gO better.i _with George S. Watts . . . 6 9 65 . . . Watts ... I will there be no more boring times in town for Steph . . . To have another rocking-out summer . Coke 101 ,A, ,a k )yV €s T.. K’ SENIORS ' —r - not- J ®-' OT 7l 9 Xi 102 . ++ ++ « +   +  ¥♦+ +  + ++ ♦ .  CO O Senior Superlatives, EYES Who’s Who ST LIKELY TO SUCCEE TONI and BETH LISA and JAN ;AN, STEVE, TONI, and KAT1 InTheSenior Class 104 ROBERT. JEFF. DICK, RON, MIKE. BILL. KATHY, and L CLASS CLOWNS BEST DRIVERS DICK, and GEORGE nd LES. 105 MOST POPULAR 106 CHRIS and PAUL 107 TRACI . PATTI. RON, and STEVE EES T DEVILISH LISA, ROBERT- BETH, and BARB PAT, RAY, BILL, and MIKE PHILLIP, JOYCE, BARB, and ■38SSEEEE3HS1 108 I. . fcl — Spi titOA eefc Spinit Week thin gean. wan a gneat Auccen i. The week Jong, com petition began on Wednendag, Febnuang 2, with a monning pep annem big bg the CheenJeadesin. The Spinit Bean wan won bg the Sophomo ie ctann fon being the Jo udent in the getting content. Thunndag wan Hat and Tie Dag. Jt wan nice to nee aJmont evengone panticipating in the activitien that dag. Fnidag wan Fiftien Dag and aJno the dag o£ the famentown game. klondag bnought in much moneg with the Spinit fteten content which wan aJno won bg the Soph- omo ie ctann. Finn wene aJno wonn on klondag. Tuendag wan the big dag in the com petition with the fudging o{L the ggm waJJn and dnenning in Onange and Black. Thesie wan aJno a movie on the bent dagn o£ oun Jiven. The whoJe week wan an exceptionaiig fun one (on aJJ who participated. Thankn fon making it nuch a nuccenn! Student Council fnenident 109 cl ss gisro v The Class of 1983 has had «any aeaories here at East Forest. Our class has always liked fooling around and getting into trouble. We have lost and gained i any classaates throughout the all the years. All in all we have aanaged to aake it through these twelve years. When we look back, we will reaeaber all of these unforgettable ao- a e n ts, starting way back at the beginning of this special tiae. The first day of school, yes, that was the day that Ron de- cided he would start his long chain of disciplinary probleas. He was sent to the office. We all raced to school to see who could get the trucks first. We always drove those trucks. I guess that is why we have soae of the best drivers in our class. First grade was the beginning of our school days. We now went to school all day, not just for half a day. The girls learned about love. All of the girls fell in love with Christopher Roberts. I aa sure we will never forget learning how to print. We had to aake lad- ders all day long. Mike Geyer had his little spot in the classrooa, the corner. Second grade was very sad for us. It was the first tiae our class was separated, and to say the least, we were not happy about the deal. All the girls were heart-broken, Christopher Roberts left us. In third grade, we realized we had a ausical talent. A group of girls started a singing group. We decided to stand on the reading dance and sing for the guys who were playing cars around We also becaae detectives during the Jack the Ripper scare, etery and woods in search of the ghosts. Letters in trees . learned what Kia was afraid of. During show- escaped and juaped on Kia's desk, leaving Then we learned, Kia hates frogs!!! Mrs. liking to Lenny Tobolski. She chased hia around the rooa Philip Bailey never learned a uc h in fourth grade, he was always coloring. I aa sure we will never forget our first book repor ts. learned what was in store for us in the years to coae. Fifth grade was one of our aost adventurous years. We gained two new classaates this year, Mike Flechsig and Paul Andrews. Beth, Kia, Lori, Denise, and Toni decided that they wanted to aake their clique even closer. They all decided to becoae blood sisters. This led to Toni fainting and Lori trying to gain courage with a staple. The girls found a way of co a a u nic atin g with the boys. We played a version of cowboys and indians. The challenge of the sexes began, also. The boys and girls began to fight against each other about everything. Mr. Deffen- baugh taught Billy Joe what it was like to be hung in the closet. We did soae traveling in order to learn about our environaent. We took two trips to Salior Creek. Beth lost her glasses in the creek, and , of course, we all had to go swiaaing to find thea. This year we were introduce to Big Bertha . We found that if you were nice to Nr. 0., he would be nice to you, but he stood for no aessing around. tables and the table. We explored the cei turned up all over, even In fourth grade, we n-tell, Mike Geyer's frog soaething behind for her. Beary took a all the tiae. lays N e 110 In the sixth grade, ae gained prestige and authority. Lori showed us all how tough she was. Hr. Furnish just could not get Lori to keep her hands off of Billy Joe. Boy did the girls hate the boys that year. The guys got away with everything while the girls got in trouble, especially in the lunch line. He took a trip to Sea World. Kia decided they would go and the search was on. M found out what scared was right there to greet thea. and Ki got a surprise on • ove fast if they had to. year. After being the oldest, we caae over to the high school side to suddenly find that we were the little kids, and that took • uch adjusting. We had a problem with Beth. She thought it was the 4th of July. We had our class trip to Drake's Well. A trip Toni will never forget. She got a lecture froa Professors Kia, Denise, and Beth in the bathrooa. This is the year our reputation began. Lori taught us what a submerged shoreline was and Steve had the bright idea of burning down the shop. Hr. Thornton taught us how to lean on a podiui. We gained Dan Laiison Hike 0., and Pat as classaates. In eighth grade, we were becoting accustoaed to the life on the high school side. We all began to grow-up and with that our cliques faded away. We gained Lisa and Robert, soon to be called Peabody. foraally part of the high school. It was 1983, the only one. We lost Dick for a he seeaed to have a strange fascination Don were the cause of no aore science Toni and out on their own. Naturally, they got lost, hen Toni and Kia returned to the bus, they when Hr. Furnish and Hr. Pascarella were Host of us went to our first circus. Denise the bus. We all learned that they could really Steve Gore becaae a aeaber of our class this ninth grade year for the we were Class of returned. He and new word for tentacles, was boring, so they held us this year. Dee a show I n a quiet w hile, but when he for burning erasers froa the textbook. In tenth grade, Toni taught us the and Barb decided that one of the dances boxing aatch in the bathrooa. Dee left Eleventh grade was a fun-filled year. We decided we would how ii portant we were by designating a hall all of our own, The Junior Hall . Soie aeabers of our class decided that if the Seniors a skip day, so could the Juniors. The law wanted to go, too. yet another classaate, Denise. The year was highlighted by, the proa, TWILIGHT ZONE. This year renovation of our school We especially enjoyed the proa aeetings and fun we had after dance fit perfectly. It was held on Friday the 13th and there full aoon. This was a year for roaance. We gained Joyce as This brings us to our Senior year. We were finally Seniors and we did let everyone know it. By the end of the first week of school, all of the u n de rc 1 as s a e n were sick of the word Seniors. We had a brief addition to our class this year, Rick. He was soaething special. I aa sure no one will ever forget hia, especially Hiss Seaan. We all began to realize that we would be on our own soon. Our class began to grow closer. We all finished our Senior year with aany aeaories. When we look back, we will laugh and we will cry. No aatter what, we will always cherish our days at East Forest, and look back and say, I aa proud to have been a part of the Class of 1983 . could have We lost obviously, began. t h e a . Our was a a classaate. Ill REMEMBER. .. Caneen Day . . . Tionesta Cam pg iound . . . Bus Rides . . . %'s . All-Day Con.ee vti . . . Pi a-Hut . . . Food Fight . . . Swedish Meatballs . . . Flashlight . . . Pittsbungh . . . fahn Cabot . . . Pi EW . . . Space Shuttle. . . . SenUo i T vip . . . Vitamin A . . . LCO QCP . . .£. ).T. . . Annie QneenAp vingA . . . Camping. . . . Hen iy'4 douAe . . . Neu Jo ik ... Book ... New Wave ... Fnitz . . . Skiing . . . Squane PegA . . . THC . . . Bnahma . . . h iid ay Ijth . . . Nov. 3nd . . . Vitamin £ . . . fane 21 . . . A i The Day QoeA On . . . The Cdge of. WetneA4 . . . Paide i i . . . ft) JJAtone . . . Ka ien'4 Koop ... U-W heeding . . . fta itiai Law, Poland . . . Qi iiA Basketball Vieto iy, Sheffield . . . October. 2nd , . . Clarion . . . Soliciting . . . Honon. Ame iiea Week . . . Summen of '81-DDL . . . Oldsmobile . . . Pnom Deco iating . . . Seton Hill . . . Penn State 1 . . . Falklands . . . Cnd of Con- st iuction . . .Some iset . . . k)ay 30, 1982 . . . Tentacles . . . Canthage Ondians . . . Swamp Waten . . . Football St iike . . . Spi vit Week . . . Whips Chains . . . Lebanon . . . Tootsie . . Donna-U 2 82 . . . Ain.plane . . . Cultune Club . . . £Z . . . hniday, Feb. 13th . . . MX Missile ... 18 Hns. . . SB's . . . Wonld Senies . . . Pub ben Cement . . . Endless-love . . . fadas Pniest . . . Mick Moline . . . Apple Onchand . . . Bonen . . . 83 . . . Bowen . . . Roadhouse Blues . . . Manch I, 1982 . . . the Riven . . . ET-Tnip . . . OUR DANCE . . . Man. 8, 19-81 . . . famestown . . . Nov. 19 th . . . Bomb? . . . fahn Bond . . . Heaven . . . KAKA!!! . . . Eek? . . . Twilight Zone . . . 25@’l . Cnagy Demond . . . DOORS . . . Washington ... Lange-Lion ... hnank ... Hanley Davidson . . . Salmon Cneek . . . Stan Wans . uesdays . . . Bomb Scane ... Keithy-baby ... Qnaduation . . 112 Qoodbye to tom ance. Qoodbye io (niendn. Qoodbye io aid the nent. 0 guenn that we.'id meed. We'id meed In the end. O y Ogbounne An oun day ad Cant Fonent come io an end, we've begun io -look back ad oun pant yeann. Oun Sendon. yean Aeemed ao (an away then, and we hadn't yet ieanned how io app iecdate ihe good idmeA. An a tenuit, we now (ind ouAAedveA teaching out to catch thone (deeding momentn which widd p tove to be no npec-lad. dn (jutune dayn, we’id once again -look back and temindnce about the (niendn hipn, ihe -love, ihe (an, and ihe teann which nhaped ou t -liven. Thene we ie no ve iy im po itant that they widd be (o teven imbedded upon oust mindn and in qua. hea tin. We ieanned to -uitenact with othenn, to nhane, and mont impo itantly, io ccute. Oun cdann (o tmed a bond that widd ntay with each and eveny one o( un (o teven. Fon add thin we thank oun Aim a ftaten, and we ank that it be an good to idn (jutune ntudentn an it hctA been to ua. At thin time in oun idven when we muni move on, oun (undent hope in that the cdannen to (oidow un ieann to cheninh thene dayn an the bent dayn o( thein idven. F A n e w 6 L L 113 Bevevino Electric Constuction Co. Warren, Pa. Brow n' s Boot Shop 342 West Penn. Ave., Warren, Pa. Maple vale Farm Market Brookville, Pa. Waxman's Furniture Warren, Pa. Brookville Gun Shop 58 Barnett St. Brookville, Pa. Edge wood Dairy Brookville, Pa. Shick Archery Co. R.D. 3, Brookville, Pa. DeMans, Inc. Brookville, Pa. Northwest Savings Warren, Pa. Forest Frost Cooksburg, Pa. Cook's Riverside Cabin's Inc. Cooksburg, Pa. MacBeth's Cabins, Inc. Rt. 36, P.0. Box 115 Cooksburg, Pa. Cathers Run Driving Range and Mini Golf; Clarington, Pa. McCabe Drug Brookville, Pa. Parker's Indian Trading Post Cook Forest State Park, Pa. Means-Lauf Drug Co. 190 Main Street Brookville, Pa. Matson Insurance Co. 132 Main Street Brookville, Pa. SEARS Brookville, Pa. Tonell's Jewelry and Gifts Brookville, Pa. 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