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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

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To flea, Cheech Chong., antique bowl, Valeaie, Dolly Holly, Haapo, tuatle aaceA, Stop n' Qo, Volleyball paaty, SURER FROQ!, kill Faankie, wide aeceivea, hot wada bodel s, BflB, Lataobe, Wheae did you get tho se shoe s boy? , watea balloon a , Bobby the bollweeviI, memoaieA,...i ROENDS! fiu� «55� � Melissa Ann Rodgers. . .10 6 66 . . .Lissy, Melissa. . .To go one day without fighting with Marla. . J will to Mrs. Swartz, an early retirement. Describe my love? As well Pour out the ocean in a shell. . . Or count the stars. . There are no words to eloquently say You are my world. . My everything. unknown THANKS TO NY BEST FRIEND 5 26 66 Tracey Ann Andrews, . . .Girt, Girty. . .To become a successful beautician. . J will to Mr. Vinopal all the pepperoni pizzas he can handle and to Jackie and Brenda, all the friendship in the world. Kraig Edward Gaston. . .10 2 66 . . .Legs, Kraigery. . .To become a professional Engineer. . .1 will success in college to Donna, Dona, Lissy, Marla, Todd, and Gary. £ GRANDMA AND LITTLE BOY Marla Jeanne Harp. . .10 2 66 . . .Harpo, Marlama, Mom, Mario .. .To become a successful psychologist . . J will to P.D.E. the power to make up his mind and be happy and to Donna and Kraig, all the M M's they can eat, in English class. My friends are a part of me. . . 27 8A Each is important and very special, t IO|CP Time endears and cannot fade. . . U rCA llal The memories that friends have made.. lK I Lcm2 You I doubt it! BREAK MY STRIDE I FIGUREI G ROCK AND ROLL M’ Frank Gerald Crawford. . .12 1 65 . . .To become wealthy and bay a Condo and to own a Ferrari. . J will to my friends Jennifer, Michelle, and Wendy, the best years that I have had and hope their's will be better._____________________________ 7 Treasured memories make each yesterday forever a part of today. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ Donna Marie Gadley. . .5 15 66 . . .Smonna. . .To do well in life . . .1 will many more good times to all of my friends. 1984 jJlercpfjursit Trade Lee Uzelac. . .10 2 66 . . .Racy, Spacey. . . To visit Aruba and ride my horse across a beach at sunset...1 will to Brenda Hetrick all the concert tickets in the world, and Candy my little slow car. � ♦ � ♦ ♦ ♦ � + ♦ ♦ 12 14 80 2112 I want to be the one to walk in the sun... Girls just want to have fun... If I stay here with you now... Things just couldn't be the same 'Cause I'm as free as a bird now And this bird you cannot cbr.in Goodbye... E.F. Susan Jane Guzik. . .6 9 66 . . .Sue, Aunt Susie, SJ, Sue Gu. . .To go to a technical school in Johnstown. . .1 will to my niece Betty Jo, my softball glove and my Pirate hat with the Willie Starge 11 star on it. 3 Brenda Sue Hetrick. . .7 5 66 . . .Bren. . .To find a real unicorn. . J will to Tam and Lenny, all the happiness they could ever want and to Racy, all the horses she can handle! As L «so %l . uMtccvvts + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ■ + + + + • + ■ + + + + + + + ■ + + + + + + + + ■ .‘ ’.Jfi.A'f::1 Mary Kim mel. . .4 11 66. . . Muck. . .To be the best!. . . I will to Donna, Dona, and Kelly all the love and happiness in the world and to Dona all the Saturday nights she can handle. nOGG u . . . in Laura Lee Lander. . .8 27 66 . . .Landers, DJ. . .To live forever in peace and happiness and to someday own my own fashion designery. . .To Kel, I will all the friendship in the world and a soap dispenser in hopes that she will finally figure out how it works. We've Got Tonight___ Who Needs Tomorrow? MCMLXXXIV Harry August Linn, Jr. . .11 17 65 . . .Chip, Buffalo Chip, Chowder Head. . . To own a Mercedes 190D before I'm 25. . . I will to Mikki a trip to Hawaii and 3 cheese- burgers, to Gary an all expense paid trip to Istanbul, and to Laura G. 4 more! 1 1 Because ne have been blessed with love, V e have chosn to share our lives together. We are individuals, belonging not to each other, but with each other. We are friends --- We are partners — We are lovers. May we stimulate and encourage each other's talents to develop to their fullest potential and expression. May our love enrich our being, Brenda Marie Luden...5 28 66 35 1-5 8r°u' together Lude, BL...T0 be happy and OLir s ara new life, successful in everthing I do... I will Girty all the love and happiness she can handle in everything she does. 84 4 4 4� 4� Joseph R. Marte. . .6 12 65 . . .Joe, Albino. . .To just become extremely wealthy . . J will like to thank myself (j for some of the good things I did this year. 2112 ♦ 12 - ! Kelly Sue M c Donald. . .6 7 66 . . .Kel, Chickie. . .To meet Harrison Ford and Michael Jackson in person. . .To Laura I will all the happiness in the world with Clay. Also, to Mikki and Chip, all the ice cream they can handle and to Gary the power to find a light saber! Lisa Dawn Welshans. . .1 17 65 . . .To travel around the world and live in a beach house. . . I will all my good and crazy times to my good friends of the class of '84. Someone special... I'll love forever Engaged December 25, 1983 f' 13 Cindy L. Miller. . .3 22 66 . . .Ralph. . .to become a successful cosmetologist. . . I will love Jim forever. Z-Z1-83 14 ' ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★ ★ Jason Todd Nicklas. . .5 26 66 . . .Ashley Roachclip. . .To be rich. . J will to Gary� Lenny Tom, and Bob many successful adventures. FORD MUSTANG 15 t X you know i'll never go as long as i know it's coming straight from the heart Tammy Lynne Rourke. . .11 1 66 . . .Tam. . .To rid Len of his obsession with Angus. . J will to Len a lifetime membership in the Adam Ant fan club and to Mark and Bren, all the happi- ness and love they can find. i Imip ifmi Dodge Leonard Tobolski. . .9 7 65 . . .Lenny T, Len. . .To be rich, own a Porsche, and be happy. . . I will marry Tam, live life to its fullest, and buy a bigger dump truck than Busters. 1G A %iz offering Gary James Schrecengost. . .8 3 66 . . .Gar, Gip, 31, DM. . .To graduate from college and R.O.T.C. to become a world leader and to drive a Mercedes. . . I will to Dona and Trade to find something big in their lockers of life. I will to my sister the much needed honor to keep one's sanity in this school. I will make a difference! ohamt agno Mercedes-Benz. Engineered like no other car in the world 17 nt this time together; thadtoend. n all sorts of weather, Holly Marie Stites. . .11 8 65 . . .To be a successful model. . . To my brother Kavin, good luck as long as he's here and forever. To two people who mean the world to me. Barb and Claytde, all the happiness they can find and to all who I have met here may your dreams come true. 13 John Robert Sullivan . . .12 30 65. . .To design the first city in outer space. . J will if the price is right, % 3J m $c ip ii B aa •I . . � . Thomas N. Tarr. • .12 30 65 . . .T.W.T. . J” will all my good times to my brother, Bob. • • To play pool as good as Donna. ♦ ¥ 4MMMMMMMMMMMHMMMMHHMMMMHMMMMMHMM ? in 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 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Harley-Davidson Clayton Leon Cochran. . .7 3 65 .. .To move to Florida with Barb and make lots of money. . J will all my fun times at East Forest to my younger brother Matt. February 14 Tom-€ochran Mr. and Mrs. John Tom of Marienville RD 1 announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Clayton Cochran. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coch- ran of Walnut Street in Marienville. The couple will graduate this year from East Forest High School. Following a sum- mer wedding, they will reside in Florida where Cochran will be employed. juir 28 Barbara Anita Tom. . .7 26 66 . . .Barb. . .For all my dreams to come true one day. . J will to Claytie all my love in the world and that we may be as happy as we are now, forever. A nd I will to the best friend I could ever have. Holly, all the luck and best wishes she deserves. LEO CANCER + + + + +++ + + +++■ + + ■ +++ ++++ + + + + + + + + + ■ ++ + + + + + + + + ' ++++ + ■ it+ + + + ■ +++■ + + + +++• + + + ■ +++ +++ + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t 211 ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ i V CL I Joseph J. McKittrick. . .7 7 65 . . .Joe. . .To build my dream house and to be financially secure. . . I will? wm :mz There was no need for soft music or candlelight To make me fall in love with you Simply you was all there was Simply you—all I will ever need. 51-3-33 � ♦ ♦ ♦ � ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ � w ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BEST FRIENDS FOREVER!!! Kelly Sue Welshans. . .5 7 67 . . .George, Beav. . .To see the sunset over the ocean. . .1 will my height to Kelley Gruey. May she always be as tall as I 21 QAAA PtX ( 31 RIMERS FRI BROS. Dona Antoinette Yeaney. . .2 2 66 . . .Yeaney. . .To be on that mountain during sunset and to be successful. . . I will to Mary Kim mel will power to keep herself from giving in so easily, to Donna Gadley and Mary all the love, success and good times in the world, and to Gary a Mercedes-Benz and all the champagne he can drink. yt 2 D© AjGOl aMsg jiagwg ? -f UO OJl- J s fittnra jeVS A «3 V; PRETTIEST EYES Brenda, Barb SHORTEST TALLEST Kelly, Claytie LOUDEST QUIETEST Laura, Dona Kelly, Frank TEACHERS PESTS John, Brenda Lenny, John 2 G DIZZY BLONDES Tracey, Tracie CLASS RADICALS Gary, Marla MKI MASCULINE FEMININE Kirk, Barb MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lissy, Laura,Kraig,Donna 2 7 CLASS TALENT CLASS FLIRTS 23 Laura Tracey CLASS PACK CLASS ROCKERS Cindy, Donna, Lisa, Tam, Brenda Brenda, Kirk, Tracie 23 Joe, Todd, Claytie, Wade CLASS history Once upon a time, about 13 years ago, there was a group of kids around the ages of 5 6, all dressed up and on their way to a very impor- tant -place. That's right they were on their way to kindergarten. That group of kids was the class of 1984. We were all excited about going to school. We didn't know it then, but we were headed for many years of fun. . We all tried to make friends with each other, but sometimes it didn't work. We had our usual fun and games, hut best of all was show and tell. The year went by and we found ourselves in first grade} we had two new additions to our class by the names of Lisa Pedder and Laura Lander. This year was a year of trying to get everything straight. Some of us had trouble with which restroom to use. As all first graders, we had our loves and our break ups. Second grade came fast also and our class was split into two sections. All the girls were in love with Eddie Simon, but he broke our hearts and moved away. We experienced many different things in this grade. Our class was reunited once again in third grade. We had two new additions to our class, Maureen Nunlist and Amanda Spicer. We all had fun this year going outside to the playground! Fourth grade was quite different. This year we had to change classes. Everyone grew up quite a bit. We must have been popular because three more people came, John Sullivan, Chip Linn, and Tracey Andrews. Weren't they the lucky ones? Fifth grade was the year of Big Bertha. One or two even had the privilege of meeting her. Not too many people wanted to, though. Tracey Andrews was given the name of Girt. Todd Nicklas and Steph Gilbert could not resist, so they joined us this year. We took a field trip to Salmon Creek to go swim ming. Sixth grade was the best of our elementary years. We were finally the bosses. Our class trip was to Sea World. We all had a terrific time. Cindy had a close-up with the water and we played games on the bus. Clay Cochran and Tammy Zazado joined us. 3n Seventh grade was a big change for us. We went from the mighty 6th grader to the lowly 7th graders. We had our times dodging those huge seniors. Our classes all changed and became harder. Brenda H. and Cindy M. recieved new nicknames and Lissy and Patsy had fun in gym class. Eighth grade was an exciting year. We went on a field trip to Jake's Rocks. About one half of the class somehow got lost. We all had made plans to go back there for a class reunion. Our two new additions were Trade Uzelac and John Spates. Our boys proved their strength in gym class. They were able to wrestle Mr. Thornton to the ground. In ninth grade we went a little wild. We tried to make the teachers go insane. Our cute idea was to turn their rooms backwards. This year was the year we went to History Day. Our school took all three places in the events. Laura Lander and Brenda Hetrick went to Grantville to represent our class in History Day finals. Dead snakes became a part of our class one day. Gary Schrecengost and Barb Tom joined us. Leroy Walters was here but he didn't stay too long and Mike Johnson also left us. Tenth grade was famous for our biology dass. Everytime we would watch the movie projector, Frank would unplug it. Dona Yeaney moved here and told us of many stories about herself. Our English dass were always gossip sessions about Dona. Eleventh grade was the year of Chemistry dass. None of us will ever forget our teacher, Mr. Vaverick. (He won't forget us either!!) There were three of us that dedded to negotiate'' all year. This was also the year of fights. This girls showed that they had strength. This also became the year of locker wars. Certain people found everything from frog eggs to dog food in their lockers. Lisa and Kelly Welshans moved here. Twelfth grade—we're finally the big Seniors. This year is the greatest year of all. We have had many exdting things happen this year. We hdd a Junior-Senior Football game, which was quite an experience. Two new additions were Holly Stites and Tom Tarr. Three of our dassmates were engaged. Barb T. to Claytie C„ Tammy R. to Lenny T„ and Lisa W. to Greg. We are all very happy for them. This year is a time of happiness and sadness. Our Washington Trip will be an exdting experience for all of us. This school year has definetdy been fun. We've enjoyed our P.O.D. class and Advanced Math dass. We've shared many joys, upsets, and heart- aches. We are now realizing that our lives will be changing severely. We will no longer have the security of school or the chance to be with one another everyday. We will miss these years and will treasure the memories forever. We’ve gone through 13 years of school and are ready, but scared to begin our lives. We wish the best to the rest of you. We hope that you have as much fun your Senior year as we have had. Enjoy it, you'll miss it. 31 33 David Clow Dennis Crawford Mikki Foulkrod 34 Mike Mike Goodman Gore Jens Kildsgaard Mark Guzik Chris Lastowski Barbara Lamison Steve Miller Donna McCanna Renee Nicklas Mary Johnson Lori Luden Julie Paine 35 Sally Thacher Tammy Robinson Mandy Rodgers Todd Plotts Amy Schrecengost Brad Seybert Buster Snyder bob Tarr Bryan Seybert Brenda Thacher Donna Pisor 3 E John Zimmerman Erik Wilson Johanna Kuhl John Lastowski I Tim Kimmel 37 Mitzi Maschensic Daren Millward Suzanne Pulit Brad Long Regis Luden Rhonda Sharrow Wendy Robinson Beverly Jackie Spates Sullivan ■ Tim Russell 33 Andy Tom Debbie Bradybaugh Donna Crawford John Katy Baughman Baxter Bill Clow Randy Claypoole Missy Fyock Kelly Gr uey Tammy Cussins Eric Skibinski Rich Clever 39 Eric Long Alan Ruhlman Tye Gu ianen John Melissa Saxon Scott Rob Pierce Amy Saxon Me1i ssa Kuhl Paula Lamison Kim Harp 43 Clymer Robb Cochran Melissa Hollis Ty Huth Tina Tammy Millward Montague Doug Corbin Amy Kuhl Wally Naletko 42 Debbie Harp Susie Lamison Frank Petrilla 43 Butch Marshall Betty McCanna Mia Harp Iwi Jm Rick Harp Skye Doyan Sheila N o g e 1 Kim Clow Park Crispin Anita Dempsy Wendi Mi Her Kandi Ladina Missy Henke 44 45 Jennifer Tobolski I Steve Williams Cherie Turner India Washington Stacy Wilson Hepler €TC. 4fi Charlie Sharrow Vicki Westerman mhm 9 Donna Crawford- Secretary Katy Baxter- Treasurer Becky Snyder- Vice Prez. Kelley Gruey- President d AliE 8 Doug Corbin- Vice Prez. Chris VanNort- President Cindy Cleveland-Treasurer Sue Lamison- Secretary 7 Jo Rodgers- President Brian Popoleo- Vice Prez. Kandi Ladina- Secretary Stacie Wilson— Treasurer 4? Mtuira Tracey Andrews- Vice Prez. Marla Harp- Treasurer Kraig Gaston- Secretary Lissy Rodgers- President 3Juuuu h Mike Gore- President Renee Nicklas- Vice Prez. Amy Schrecengost- Secretary Candy Cochran- Treasurer Jackie Sullivan- President Daren Millward- Treasurer Todd Huth- Secretary Connie Caldwell- Vice Prez. 43 'Rhonda Shannow Quiie Paine Many. QohnAon Piati Coch ian David Ciotv Tim Kimmei Li ia Montague Chni 4 Connman Di Atni buti ve Educati on Home Heaith MQMNi A a Ai Atant Di Atni butive Education Auto Mechani ca Canpentng Dn.af.ting. Food Pnepanation U eidi ng Launa Qui an en Dick Hetnick Enik WiiAon Mandg RodgenA Many Kimmei Kink Candone Qohn Zimmenman Bob AndenAon Bob Tann DiAtnibutive Education Auto Meehan ica Data PnoceAAing Home Heaith MQMNT A44iAtant CoAmetoiogg Ain Condi ti oning Autobodg Mechanica Data PnoceAAi ng Auto Mechanica 49 PRINCIPALS Arthur C. Van Nort Secondary B.S. in Education Clarion University Masters Education Indiana University of PA Graduate Studies Penn State, University of South Carolina Paul Pascarella Elementary B.S. in Education Edinboro State College Masters Education Vanderbilt University Graduate Studies University of Rochester. 51 Pauline Norton, Mildred Musgrave, Kathryn Bach, Susan Trout, William Strong, Gary McMichael, Judith Redick, John Baughman, Frank Barnett. Dr. Norbert J. Borowicz Superintendent Westminster College -B.A. Teachers College, Columbia Univ. -M.A. the Pennsylvania State Univ. -Ed.D. 52 Barb Tom, Dona Yeaney, Lisa Welshans, Mandy Spicer, Brenda Luden,Kelly McDonald, Cindy Miller, Laura Lander, Lisa Pedder, Stephanie Gilbert, Kelly Welshans. 53 cafeteria staff Nellie Best, Fran Gadley, June Shipe, Mary Jane Tempest Cafeteria LUorkers David Wilson, Andy Tom, Pete Flechsig, Todd Plotts, Brad Long, Leanne Carbaugh, Lori Luden, Suzanne Pulit, Lisa Andrews, Mike Goodman, Brenda Luden, Steph Gilbert, Todd Nicklas, Chip Linn, Joe McKittrick, Wade Miller. 54 CUSTODIANS DON COCHRAN Have you ever wondered to yourself, I wonder how much work is involved in keeping the school clean? Well, all that you have to do is look around and see what a good job that Mr. Cochran is doing. He spends many hours making sure that the school is taken care of and that everything is in work- ing order. We should all appreciate the hard work that he does and show our thanks by not making his job any harder than what it is. We all know that the work here at the school is too much for one person to handle. Dave has had to contend with many problems but has always come through in the end. Let's make Dave's future years with us better and show our appre- ciation for what he does. 2J34B aa'uc 2222 2 I ul-'-i 327! : ZB 2' ♦M23 55 ®?£A 5 fi Mr. Thornton Mr. Deffenbaugh Mrs. Byers Mr. Wolbert Miss Siviy Mrs . Nesbella Mr. Long 57 Mr. VinooRl Mr. Blackmon 5 B Mr. Dreihaup Mrs. Hepinger Miss Copenhaver Mr. Snoup Mrs. Wilshire 59 Miss Gibson (Tparhrrs Kenneth J. Albaugh B.S. and M.E. Edinboro State College Linda D. Beichner Second Grade B.S. I.U.P. Christopher Blackmon B.A. in Psychology M•A. in Counselor Education Susquehanna University Wendy K. Byers Fourth Grade Bachelor Degree Masters Degree in Reading Clarion State College Darlene Copenhaver B.S. in Education M.S. in Home Ec. Education I.U.P. Gary Dreihaup B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics Clarion State College Helen Dunkle B.S., M.ED. Clarion State College Curtis D. Furnish B.S. Anderson College Clarion State College Mrs. Nancy Gross B.S. Art Education K-12 Edinboro University Mary Beth Hepinger Kindergarten Masters Degree Clarion State College Margaret Hetrick $ First Grade J Bachelors Degree in Education Masters Degree $ Clarion State College $ ♦ Paul B. Kemble B.S. Secondary Education Major: English, History + Clarion State College Bill J. Kiska B.S. in Music Education Duquesne University School of Music East Stroudsburg State College Bonnie Gibson B.S. in Music Education Masters in Education Indiana University Gfl Gary Long B.S. Industrial Arts California University California, Pa. Mary Ann Nesbella Third Grade Master of Elementary Education Clarion State College Ruth Niederriter B.S. Secondary Education M.A. Mathematics Clarion University Barbara Ochs B.S. in Education Clarion State College Joanne Roberts Mercyhurst College Bachelor Science Business Education John L. Shoup B.S., Masters Equivalent Library Science Clarion University Susan Siviy B.S., M. ED., Clarion State College Joanne Skibinski B.S. in School Nursing Clarion State College Linda Swartz B.S. in Spanish Masters Reading Slippery Rock University Masters in Clarion University Marlene Swartzfager B.S., M. ED. Slippery Rock Anderson College Jerry Thornton Bachelor of Science Lock Haven State College H. Michael Vinopal Bachelors in Secondary Education University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State College Barbara Wilshire B.S. Clarion University Kerry L. Wolbert M.A. Mathematics Clarion State College A 51 G A i Hwl icT:?‘1b]9 |[cT:?‘i� i n mmwm Itf iBiaa 6th grade Rob Confer, Jamey Swanson, Henry Peters, Steve Luden, Becky Russell, Tina Motter, Heather Lewis, Heidi Motter, Daisy Spates, Shawn Bauer, Tammy Silvis, Robin Ladina, Melissa Cochran, Becky Harp, Jennifer Cunningham, Andrea Schrecengost, Wayne Spicer, Becky McCanna, Robin Paine, Tammy Cornman, Mr. Furnish, Tracy Cussins, Danny Cussins, Jim Hetrick, Charlie Pulit, LeRoy Divelbiss, Ray Crispin, Valerie Pack, Kyle Van Nort S3 FIFTH GRADE 54 Fourth Grade Jean Cochran, Jeff Lieber, Peter Fyock, Carrie Cook, Misty Silvis, Amy Hepinger, Lisa Zimmer, Shelly Haslett, Diana Wolfgang,Chris Bradybaugh, Gary Asel, Joe Zug, Terry Dando, Doug Yackovich, Chuckie Miller, Mike Lastowski, Billy Henke, Ricky Badger, Mrs. Byers, Troy Baughman, Kim Schmek, Amber Haskins, Lindy Hale, Teresa Guianen, Bobby Spencer. E5 GRADE 3 Mrs. Nesbella, Teri Cochran, Heidi Zimmerman, Annie Clever, Angie Gadley, Ronny Robinson, Victor Westerman. Michele Castner, Holly Patterson, Leslie Henke, Samantha Hilyer, Nikki Silvis, Tricia Swartz, Jessica Ladina, Brett Popoleo. Jodi Stevenson, Sandal Badger, Lisa Silvis, Philp Yeaney, Chris Slater. BE 2nd grade Row 1: Louise Badger, Danielle Stevenson, Jacob Marcy, Dawn Lewis, Chris Taylor, Melvin Kirkwood, Elaine Nicklas, Jbey Snyder, Tammy Blair, Bradley Haskins, Isabelle Divelbiss, Charles Lang- worthy, Bobbi Langworthy, Tracey Wallace, Valerie Renton, Dawn Yackovich, Kerri Covel, Hali Frost, Michael Behun, Laura Rourke, Tim Bradybaugh, Ann Wallace, Brenda Harp, Travis Troutman, Craig Mason. first grade Aaron Slater, John Paine, Tammy Stevenson, Arwen Miller, Raelena Ruhlman, Carl Rourke, Johnny Rodgers, Richie Dixon, Jeremy Bauer, Heather Hilyer, Mindy Barnett, Nicki Tom. Mrs. Hetrick, Ryan Bradybaugh, Beth Marcy, Jarret Furnish, Jeff Clymer, Mark Slvis, Mike Hepinger, Eric Wallace, Richard Yeaney, Jennifer Williams, Kip Lieber. Holly Schrecengost, Angela Oliver, DeAnna Patterson, Ethan Nemcik, Mindy Dando, Jason James, Tracy Taylor, Joanna Clever, Joey Fyock. E3 Rebecca BJ.ack.mon, klancy h no4j, Oany.eJ.-L Woj.Ja-4g.ek, Cnin Hepingen, Lo i-i k a4on, Bn.idg.eJJ Knapp, Sunni e SchiJJ. Audna Ki nkwood, ChnitJy Hanp, Tonya (jadJey, Ryan TaJbott, Loni Byen4, Rony Summen4, ftynon SiJvi-4, Qody Wo Jf gang. Kevxn Bek, Bnian Cook, Becky Canbaugh, SJephanie QadJey, Randon Stevenson, Rob Stevenson, Coninne Stephens, CoJby HoJJi4. KINDERGARTEN 71 Yearbook Club FRIDAY CONNIE CALDWELL, JACKIE SULLIVAN, MICHELE 9CHRECENGOST, REBECCA HASLETT, BECKY SNYDER, KELLEY GRUEY, KATY BAXTER, MARLA HAPR, JOHN SPATES, AMANDA SPICER, CINDY MILLER, KELLY McDONALD, DONA YEANEY, HOLLY STITES, TOM TARR LENNY TOBOLSK1, TAM ROURKE, DONNA GADLEY, BRENDA HETRICK, LISA PEDDER, KRAIG GASTON. LAURA LANDER. TUESDAY CONNIE CALDWELL, JACKIE SULLIVAN, MICHELE 9CHRECENGOST, REBECCA HASLETT, MIXKI FOULKROD, DONNA McCANNA, KRAIG GASTON, KELLY WELSHANS, LISA PEDDER, CINDY MILLER, KELLY McDONALD, LAURA LANDER, JOHN SPATES, BRENDA HETRICK, TOM TARR, LENNY TOBOLSKI, TAM ROURKE, DONNA GADLEY, HOLLY STITES, DONA YEANEY, LISA WELSHANS, TODD NICKLAS, AMANDA SPICER, GARY SCHRECENGOST, IARLA HARP 74 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Mia Harp, Brian Popelo, Ricky Harp, Jo Rodgers, Laura Lander, Kelly Gruey, Becky Snyder,Marla Harp, Tracey Andrews., Steph Gilbert, Leanne Carbaugh, Todd Nicklas, Becky Haslett, Lori Luden, Michelle Schrecengost, Mike Gore, Jackie Sullivan, Andy Tom, Gary Schrecengost., Amy Schrecengost, Doug Corbin, Chris Van Nort. This year’s Student Council sought new ideas . We TLed1 1° “volve the entire student body and tried to stimulate new interests in our schooL Our goal was to unify the students to make our stay at EF more enjoyable. To achieve this, we tried to make the club program stronger. Our emphasis was placed on the role of all students and their abilities. 1 hope that we made a difference, and I wish the best of luck to the next year's officers and the council mem bers. „ Gary Marla- S.A.B. Laura- Secretary Student Advisory Board Tracey- Vice President, Gary- President, Amy- Secretary STUDENT FORUM This year we had the privilege of having two of our students become members of the Student Forum. The Forum consists of students from every school in the district. The students meet together to dis- cuss ways of improving the school system. This Forum helps schools become aware of others and the needs of the students. We encourage the students to become involved .with other schools in the district and help each other towards a brighter future in friend- ship. 77 1 CHRIS LASTOWSKI, SALLY THACHER, BRAD SEYBERT, LISSY RODGERS, TRACEY ANDREWS, LORIE COOK, JOE McKITTRICK, MRS. SWARTZ Nnuajntji?r (Slutr VV7 A a The Newspaper Staff this year has been busy publishing both the Bear Facts and the Cub Facts. Our articles have tried to cover a wide variety of school and community events. We have brought you interviews of outstanding students and suveys from the student body. The Bear Facts are published 4 times a year while the Cub Facts is brought to you in between. Read about the Current happenings at East Forest in our publications. 73 ¥ •Tt ¥ ¥ •T ¥ •T ¥ ■+ ■+ ¥ ¥ •Ti •T •Tt •Tt •Tt •Tt tTt Athletic Association ©Itt •Tt •Tt •T« tTt tTt ¥ ■+ •Tt tTt tTt tTt tit • ▼ • ¥ •Tt tTt ¥ •Tt •Tt •Tt tTt tTt ¥ •Tt ¥ •Tt •Tt •Tt •Tt ¥ ■+ •Tt •i • Tt •T ?9 !auii D. HARP, C. CLEVELAND, M. CARBAUGH, K. GRUEY, B. SNYDER, K. BAXTER, B. CARBAUGH, C. CALDWELL, C. MILLER, J. SULLIVAN, M. HARP, S. GILBERT, T. ROURKE, C. LINN, R. PIERCE, E. ROURKE, A. TOM, D. HEPLER. M. KTM� l. (Enlur Othturiis M. KIMMEL, C. CALDWELL, J. SULLIVAN, S. GILBERT 3D « ■ - 0(111 nuur iHtyli Kelly McDonald, Mikki Foulkrod, Chip Linn, Donna Gadley, Tam Rourke, Brenda Hetrick, Brad Seybert, Connie Caldwell. Kim Clow, Annette Scott, India Washington, Michelle Buterbaugh, Annette Peters, Cindy Cleveland, Melissa Kuhl, Melinda Carbaugh, Stacie Wilson, Candy Ladina, Brian Popeleo, Kelly Stevens, Jennifer Tobolski, Betty McCanna, Ann Shick, Barbara Lamison, Anita Dempsey, Shiela Nogel, Mike Andrews, Doug Corbin, Jim Beck, Debbie Harp, Melissa Hollis, Dina Talbott, Vicky Westerman. 31 MM Marla Harp, Andy Tom Andy Tom, Marla Harp, Chip Linn, Tammy Rourke, Jackie Sullivan, Beth Carbaugh, Cindy Miller. Mikki Foulkrod, Brad Seybert, Kelly McDonald, Brenda Hetrick CUfSS David Payne, Todd Boyer, Steve Turner, David Wilson, Tim Russel, Chad Weaver, Walter Naletko, Jim Beck, Steve Miller. Mr. Wolbert, Mike Gore, Dale Hepler, Daren Milliard, Todd Huth, Pete I'lechsig, Eric Skibinski, Frank Crawford, John Saxon, Bob Anderson, Eric Wilson, Nate Croasmun. loqic Mlkki Foulkrod, Chip Linn, Laura Guianen, Jens Kildsp;aard, Mary Johnson, Julie Paine, Todd Nicklas. 13 vocabulary enrichment Ty Huth, Chris Van Nort, Robb Pierce, Eric Rourke, Eric Long, Mark Snyder, Amy Schrecengost,Leanne Carbaugh, Brad Seybert, Mr Thornton John Lastowski, Todd Huth, Matt Cochran, Doug Corbin, Jens Kildes- gaard, Todd Plotts, Kirk Cardone, Dave Clow, Dick Hetrick. Ml 4 111 Tammy Montague, Barbara Thacher, Missy Zug, Debbie Bradybaugh, Miss Siviy, todd Nogle, Robb Cochran, Dina Talbott, Sharon Cable, Chris Cornman. 34 Diana Boyer Annette Scott Annette Peters India Washington Mrs. Niederriter Lori Cook Stacie Wilson Charles Williams, Steve Williams, Brian Popeleo, Park Crispin, Shawn Reichart, Kim Clow, Betty McCanna, Brad Long, Mr. Drei- haup, Victoria Westerman, Kim Harp, Missy Fyock, Melissa Kuhl, Missy Scott, Beverly Spates, Beth Carbaugh, Randy Claypoole, Mike Goodman, Tammy Cussins. 25 L to R- Jennifer Tobol ski, Mia Harp, Dennis Crawford, Buster Snyder, Mark Guzik, Jackie Sullivan, Connie Caldwell, Anita Denpsey, Skye Doyan, Miss Copenhaver. Girls Basketball Club Debbie Harp, Cindy Cleveland Lisa Andrews, Candy Cochran, Renee Nicklas, Lori Luden. Mr. Vinopal, Marla Harp, Mary Kimmel, Lissy Rodgers, Dona Yeaney. 3 G Information Service Jane Spates, Sally Thatcher, Renee Nicklas, Sharon Ellis. Public Service Row 1: Amy Kuhl, Malissa Hollis. Row 2: Kelly Guianen, Ann Shick, Joy Clymer, Susan Lamison, Melinda Carbaugh. Advisor: Mrs. Skibinski ■ 8? 31 r. MiBtnriauH 'Irs. Ochs, John Baughman, Sally Thacher, Donna Crawford, Chris Lastowski . v®DD©yMD Bill Clow, iiilco Andrews, Paula Lamison, Sherry Petrycki, Lisa Montague, Rhonda Sharrow, Amy Saxon, Andy Spicer, Tye Guianen, Regis Luden, Charlie Sharrow, Mitzi Mashensic, Wendy Robinson, Shauna Griffith, Dan Nogel, Suzanne Pulit, Rich Clever, Tim Kimmel, Alan Ruhlman, Andy Tom, Carmine Andelmo, Adam Eck, Bob Tarr, John Zimmerman, Steph Gilbert, Mandy Rodgers, Brenda Luder Barb Tom, Clayton Cochran, Donna McCanna, Lisa Welshans, Gary Sr.hreceneost. Wade Miller, Mr. Alabauph. Y our mom sure does dress you funny. I’m telling you it's right here! Do you think that I can swish it from here? , y 1 tA J Yeah, Mr. Vinopal, we're out in the hall again. Can I stop smiling now? I don't want to be here. 33 Kathy Lastowski- Queen Dan Lamison- King A MAGICAL F ANTA S Y A Magical Fantasy was the theme for the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom. This year's prom was held in the new East Forest Gym. There was a mystical air about the gym as brightly colored streamers decorated the ceiling with four large fans suspended from the middle. The crowning area consisted of a back- ground of two unicorns joined together by a star. The picture area consisted of a backdrop of multi-colored rainbow streamers. Music was provided by the group Kaos . The class of 1984 would like to thank all who helped make this night a very special one for all. Victor 1982-King Kathy 1983-Queen Dan 1983-King Rhoda 1 982-Queen an 31 32 94 95 Volleyball Beth Carbaugh, Suzanne Pulit, Leanne Carbaugh, Laura Guianen, Kelly Welshans, Marla Harp, Lissy Rodgers, Brenda Hetrick, Tracie Uzelac, Donna Gadley, Dona Yeaney, Lisa Welshans. Wade Miller, Todd Plotts, Kraig Gaston, Miss Copenhaver, Buster Snyder, Pete Flechsig, Kirk Cardone, Mike Gore. 97 Erik Wilson, Dale Hepler, Matt Cochran, Eric Long, Brad Long, Mark Snyder, Andy Tom, Bill Clow, Mike Gore (Manager), Buster Snyder, David Clow, Kraig Gaston, Mr. Gary Long (Coach), Bob Anderson,Kirk Cardone, Pete Flechsig, Wade Miller, Todd Plotts BASEBALL SENIORS-Wade Miller, Kirk Cardone, Kraig Gaston. 9 n MANDY RODGERS, LAURA GUIANEN, MR. VINOPAL (COACH), LISSY RODGERS, DONA YEANEY, MARY KIMMEL, KELLY WELSHANS, CHRIS LASTOWSKI, MICHELE SCHRECENGOST, JACKIE SULLIVAN, REBECCA HASLEIT, CONNIE C.V DWELL. DONA YEANEY, MARY KIMMEL, LISSY RODGERS, MARLA HARP, LISA WELSHANS, KELLY WELSHANS 33 ITS THE SIZE OF THE ian o MARY KIMMEL, LISSY RODGERS, MARLA HARP, SUE GUZIK, CANDY COCHRAN, CONNIE CALDWELL, KATY BAXTER, COACH VINOPAL, CHRIS LASTOWSKI, JACKIE SULLIVAN, LORI LUDEN, RENEE NICKLAS, MICHELE SCHRECENGOST, LISA ANDREWS, MANAGER, DONA YEANEY. o 1D2 133 Tim Kimmel, Dave Clow, Darren Millward, Dick Hetrick, Brad Long, Eric Long, Matt Cochran. U 1 Coach Thornton 9V «Q2TS 10 4 Girls J.V Basketball W� NUMB® Of aATY BAXTER, CONNIE CALDWELL, JACKIE SULLIVAN, MICHELE SCHREC- KNGOST, COACH: MR. WOLBERT, WENDY ROBINSON, BETH CARBAUGH, KELLEY GRUEY, BECKY SNYDER, CANDY COCHRAN. MANAGER: TAMMY ROBINSON 105 Varsity Cheerleaders Candy Cochran, Lorie Cook, Marla Harp, Leanne Carbaugh, Tammy Robinson, Beth Carbaugh, Lissy Rodgers. IDO Brian Popoleo, Mark Snyder, Andy Spicer, Frank Petrilla, Jim Beck, Chris Van Nort, Ty Huth, Ken Anderson, Alan Ruhlman, Bill Clow, Ron Cable, Chad Weaver, Dale Hepler , Doug Corbin, Eric Rourke, Mike Andrews, John Saxon; Manager . 1DB Stacey Wilson VVV yyyvv v v vVVSA X Cindy Cleveland Melinda Carbaugh WWY A X X X V % C Mia Harp yy vV Joy Clymer W'AY x xxx Jo Rodgers XX 103 Pulled it through Mark Guzik Jackie Sullivan, Connie Caldwell, Shauna Griffith Wendy Robinson, Jane Spates, Lisa Andrews, Dorma MeCanna Dona Yeaney, Kelly Welshans, Lisa Welshans, Kraig Gaston Vinopal jump Brenda Hetrick, Kraig Gaston, Dona Yeaney Lisa Pedder, Donna Gadley, Chris Van Nort Lissy's on the floor again! 11 n oAs we flook oue t you i teco id, QAJe atte p ioud o{ you, CUi y defend youft ono i Bast Softest «! $n wfoafe'e t we do. u4{!{? fiai Dea t £aet Softest ig(i School!. £ ea i ou i echoes ting! to thee, ou t c_ 4l!ma jUate t! ( lACC {tail we sing! m Remember ★ ★ ★ Brian . . . Vegetate . . . B.E.Taylor . . . N.H.Guys . . . Geologists Skip Day . . . Telescopes . . . Shure . . . Cheap Trick . . . Rulers Def Leppard ... October 24 . . . Bats . . . Older Men ... P.O.D. October 29, Yeaney Farm . . . Condominiums . . . Reggie . . . June 3 . . . Red Curtains . . . The Vav . . . Penn State . . . Spin the Comb . . . Strep Throat . . . Cook’s Forest . . . Stolen Test Tubes I Won . . . Socks . . . Smurfs . . . We're Staying at Lissy's House 2x4 . . . Babe . . . Girl's West Forest Victory . . . Slow-Dancin' Helen's Furnace . . . Legs . . . Straight from the Heart . . . Oozing Cheerleading . . . Welchkins . . . Quack-Quack . . . April 8, 1983 High Times . . . New Years Eve . . . Earth, Wind, and Fire . . . Burn- Out Day ... I Did Part of it . . . Old Locker Rooms . . . Raiders Ruff . . . Punk Day . . . Pink Potatoes . . . February 21 . . . Michigan Champagne . You, Crazy? Friday 13 . Lucy Bear Soap Dispenser ... Christmas 1983 ... What Are . Bus Rides . . . Moon Cricket . . . Vo-Tech Bus Rides Prom Decorating . . . Ugly Fluffer . . . Cedar Point Fire at the Bank . . . November 4, 1983 . . . J.M. M.T. Pockets Dance at MACA Fight with Mr. Alabaugh . Steph Holabaughs . . . September 8, 1983 . . . Chip's Mouthpiece . . . Cindy's Outstretched Arm in Chorus . . . Moonlight Drive . . . Rock and Roll . . . Platypus . . . Lizard ... Soliciting . . . 1:55 . . The Barn . . . Kelly's House . . . Killer . . . Camp December 7, 1981 . . . 899 . . . Spates Cadet . . . Tweet . Dona and Mary's Pictures . . . Bacon . . . Those Amazing . Water Beds . . . Fish . . . Rolling in the Snow Motley Crue Frog Wars . Crazy . . . Horsies . . Animals . . Camp 9 . . Watermelon Woman Skin Heads . . What to do? . . Brenda's Pond . . . Clayt's Car . . , . . Fungus Teeth . . . Brut . It got my Toothbrush . . . L L Fat Hens . . . Basketball Bus . tance ... 2 Couple of Ducks . . . Boston Trip Killer Toads . . . Multi-Purpose Room . . . Ozzy Osborne Tik . . . Phalanges . . . Virginia Trip . . . Apple Trees Softball Bus . . . Erie Trip . . . Rolling Stones . . . The King and I .Four Wheelin' . Consume . . . Mutual Acquain- . Dog Box . . ... 20 . . Derbis Perturbed Pamphlets . . . Eddie Murphy . . . Clarion Airport . . . Bill? . Game Room . . . Senior-Junior Football Game . . . Cheech and Chong Quiet Riot . . . Crack Man . . . Gear Shift . . . Tom's Joke Book . Slipping and Sliding . . . Inner Tubing ... Trip to Clarion-Twice Scenic Picnic Area . . . Black Panther . . . Helium . . . What Time Is It? . . . Black Leather Pants . . . Pac Man's Coming . . . I.B. 40 . . . Hot Water Bottles ... The Black HOle ... Adjusting . . Washington . . . Graduation 113 JFamiu'U Now is the time to look forward yearn for better things to search We look ahead with hope and excitement also with fear time to look behind we've loved and learned from at friends and family who have helped us on our way at the mistakes and disappointments we've all had WL New is the time to say farewell to all the people who have helped us be the best that we can be the class of '84 114 115 BEST WISHES TC THE CLASS CE 1984 W from the marien staff QtWCjOfatttr-' To be. eaZjun. oo. tf. woo. made -cJjyu James D. and Jacqueline Hoover (814) 676-0858 Oil City, PA Jloridt (j reeaaooL e Mo me o f jFAs £) e am 'LDarren’s Finest Compliments of lAMECICC Italian Restaurant YlZZA Choose from these custom options and others: GOLD LETTER ON STORE FIRST NAME ONSIOE 3-D MASCOT OR SPORTS EMBLEM UNDER STONE NAME ENGRAVED INSIDE Cook Forest Pa. f(obert cMooneyJeweler Kilvan's of Franklin, PA 16323 1241 Liberty Street Robert 6 Ruth Mooney, Ouners Your Diamond Store Phone: 432-2817 Class rings made to order. Start at $79.00 (Qold ance O' ------- . TOWl£ «—. THE LANTERN HOUSE 316 PENNA. AVE. E. WARREN, PA. 16365 814 - 726 - 1400 (Div. of Schaeffer Electric Supply Co.) BIKE WORLD of Warren BICYCLES OF ALL TYPES TRAK CROSS COUNTRY SKIS for the whole family — Rentals Available — Factory Trained Service Department 723-1758 2025 Penna. Ave., E. ns illi y HOTEL 162 S. FOREST mahenville,pa. � 27 6652 POIMflf Maid Service Carpet Cleaning 501 MON STREET CLAROON, PA. 1621b 81U-226-5682 FOR THE REST OF 90UR LOFE. SPECOALOZON'Q ON TfRU CARPET CLEANTNG, HOUSECLEANONQ, iMLL UASHONG—NO $OB TOO BTQ OR TOC SMALL. HE CLEAN ON A ONE TOLAS OR REGULAR 6AS0S ON HONES, OFFOCES, AND APARTMENTS. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 84 WED. SPAGHETTI FRI. FISH FRY WEDDING RECEPTIONS PRIVATE PARTIES □ to © © D (® §3 a @3 o © D m Od D © =3 0 © D D 0S:l“0E:6 S3DNHQ IdS 3 ldd Ad 3 A3 RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED 122 e’ve S ARI BANK MEMBER FDIC ❖ 00 G66D HZ I FROM m M jiiffRi jtvrhm JllQDietfZ 5SJ)f$3Ri SHOUP’S serviStar For All Your Needs Hardware-Sporting Goods Gifts-Housewares-Cards Cherry Street, Marienville, PA 5 w T 7 7 Phone: 927 -6683 124 netu york lunch hoagics bill sara SILVIS 4 11 I MSI ! Congratulations Class of '84 marienville sports center PHONE: 927-8691 ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS Nancy Lee Wilson ! Best Wishes to the Class of '84 r s rentals CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SALLY AND BUD 927-8315 Gfarps 7 orest Gift Shop 2 Park Circle Marienville, PA PHONE 927-8554 Gongratulations Seniors 125 Groicn, Pa phone: 744-9901 Tianesta Builders Supply HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER R.O. 1 TIONESTA, PA. ALL BUILDING MATERIALS COTTAGE SITES HAPPY COW Main Street Tionesta, PA LEE - HALLMARK - TOYS - HOUSEWARES SERVlitTAR FOR EST HARDWARE Elm St reet Tionesta, PA 16353 Phone: 755-3531 Pennwood Trailer Sales, Inc. COMPLETE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CENTER Leeper, Pa. 16233 Phone: (814) 744-8589 cAgnew 12ade a 712 SALES SERVICE VON E. AGNEW 147 MAIN Owner LEEPER. PA. 16233 126 from COMET FOOD WAREHOUSE clarion, pa 12? , A CT ( 6 ft ftQ ft 0 A A Autmrau Untd tetaurant fi C. 3ntprrljamir Wholesale Distributer lz2iL Quality Fruits and Produce Institutional Frozed Foods Serving Retail Stores, Open 7 Oatj.4 6:00 A. •;. -id cl u i e ttowe faked youd-4 Restaurants, and homemade Institutional Trade Ban quei f. ac.i Bid eo d)i£i Shop Since 1905 31 Pickering Street SW-S5CC Brookville, PA 15825 U. 36 £ Cxi I 1} jSO Phone: 814-849-7341 faookvi -Ue, i‘A STEREO FM h o o h u i 0 0 p RADIO y Qoddea MAGICP Sylvania Mabon St. Brookville, PA 15825 Phone: 849-3232 WMKX-FM SERVING THOUSANDS •YVV6 OF LISTENERS L J ■ EACH DAY! ■Die n S baAat t Coa£ We invite you to let the Magic of our Music help P. 0. BOX 340 BROOKVILLE, PA 15825 you sell your products and services ... Call 849-8100 MANUFACTURERS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, BOILER Brookville AUXILIARIES, HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEMS AND SILENCERS 123 U¥6J)16¥IVQ susmy i Shippenvi-Ue, i'A 1621 (. w.j - 226-5(60 Office - 226-7062 clookvUio, • 15825 122? cam i .ain Sineei C Union, PA 162Ut i 16-226-7710 iowa e: iS5i'juTi«r] 's seqj ce C JIdr «ercj gejyc y m csu ?2mui 150 N. 1st Ave. Clarion, PA 16214 (814) 226-6460 or 226-6861 BEST WISHES CLASS Cf 84 South 5ih Ave. extension, Lax 225 C.Ionian, PA 16216 Burns Burns Associares Clarion 12S i3n Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo O 0 o o o o . 0 O o 0 W 4-1 OJ a U 4-1 C 3 4-J o 05 CNI (1) Cu C-J u vO 0 1 Pu u r'- CN J= f— O' 4J •rH 3 0 c • • CO D QJ •r C 00 )- o o CO SZ Z — fc:177 I'll £ 1 § 'o o' ? S£ i K . ! 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Jam's .HRCO -4365 River Road ■k' Tonawanda, NY (716) 873-4790 - a riAj tuner i III Sarlene's Barber Shop IVctf go ang u)(wrc 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE! SHOW REMOVAL tsm% 5480 RCO PRODUCIS 306 S. MAIN Sr SWfflCU , . m (814) 968-5982 Sheffield, PA 12 Center Street 135 W€IN'S WHERE QUALITY PREDOMINATES PENN FOREST REAL ESTATE, INC. SiURLEY NORRIS REALTOR ASSOCIATE QnluiK 21 306 Main Street Clarion, Pa.. 622 Main Street Business (814) 226-5440 Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated Jim Carroll Seven Seas Pools POOLS CHEMICALS ACCESSORIES AUTHORIZED C0LLEC0 DEALER Clarion Pa. 16239 322 W. Clani on SI 4-226-7428 'Paul sPl. lS)caver SciOclcrs Outdoor St ore Main Street (814) 226-8832 Lon, PA 16214 Cong.natulalion'i Clast of '8U IHIG Cain Street Clarion, prnnBtjlnnnin 16214 P6nne 314 22E-8272 BETTY NARDUCCI MONTANA RALPH L. S. MONTANA Attorneys At Law RD 2 Fifth Ave. Clarion, PA 16214 Bus. 814-226-4454 Bus. 814-226-5282 CONGRATULATIONS BEARS COMPLIMENTS OF GINA MONTANA 137 fcTfent tacky firied Shicken IDs JDc Shicken T iaht 700 East ’■■ a : n St'eet Clarion, PA 1 A ? ] 4 honp; 2?0-?fi?J Catering 226-9272 v t ch.tt'y CAPTAIN LOOMIS HOTEL VARIETY DISTRIBUTERS COMPANY DORIAN SHOPPE CLARION, PA. 226-8400 S'.arion jDry Cleaning ' ' ' r': 3®. CL .' • 1L ■- . A.r ••• A A' • , f.t. i'-: ’ . ( . t’ct i� —j I m SHERMAN CHRYSLER DODGE , inc. East Main Street, Clarion Phone 814-226-9550 S £ J SPP ezzz-zejmm bringing fiaad Uenplr anil (Sand Drain aogrtljrr (Cnngrafulatinnn S p n t n r 3 P.0. 3ox 310, Rt. 32 2 West on River Hill Clarion, PA 1621A Courson Plumbing Heating Open 24 hours 611 Main, Clarion 226-9278 UJESTERN Si avion Sandy Somtany i is jeans and tops for guys and gals 327 W. Main Street Clarion, PA 16214 DISTRIBUTERS P.D. 2, BOX x 25 A SHIPPENVIILE, PA. 162SA I.b.cco Products S14_226.7731 Paper Goods Candy 814-226-8312 123 BALGHMAN’S MAPMT Marienville, Pa $$0 000000000000000000000000000000000000£ I - ! § limtp s farhurarr I $ ! serviUtar | WHERE SERVICE STARS. g I „ 1 I iflarmunll?, Pa. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Tionesta Super Duper p. Food for the Whole Family” CONGRATULATIONS FROM Tionesta Sand Gravel Inc. Producers of Quality Sand Gravel and Ready Mix Concrete ©OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000( 000000000000000000000OOOOOOOOOQ Knothoe Gift Shoppe FAULKNER PLAZA GIFTS FOR EVERYONE 755-3519 QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC vSLj Jill wllJ o o o o o' o o' o o o o o o o o o Corner Routes 36 and 66 744-8811 DOTTI€ S FASHION OUTl€T L? t W� f t APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 303 Elm St. Tionesta, PA 755-3U5 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o o 16353 o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOO 143 4J Jf � cst- wseniors j vm BlocR LOGAN MENS UJEflR s I'!1 c income tv y j cc r1 VH M i C v t IIC 927-«W 771-181$ See us for: Woolrich; Lee slacks and jeans; Arrow shirts; Sorel boots; lady Woolrich; Swank belts and wallets,- Jockey underwear; Burlington socks; Robert Bruce shirts; suits and sportcoats. Phone: 725-7790 Warren,Pa i Sheffield ♦ � + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ Pharmacy Forest view Roller Rink it’s dog-gone fun! 602 West Sheffield, (8U) ♦¥ 968-3617 141 143 144 -«V 4? c$?' 0 JzX -i-— Tionesta, PA 16353 Knotty Pine Restaurant GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 755- 07 � X Tionesta, Pa. 16353 ★★★ ★ ★ ♦★♦♦★♦♦♦♦★♦♦♦♦♦★♦ i t i i i ihhii t Ontuifc Terri. 21 467-994 7 AMERICA’S NUMBER 1 TOP SELLER, CENTURY 21 West Hickory Beverage Cold b een, pop, and ice.. PROFESSIONAL REALTY COMPANY 220 Elm Street Tionesta, Pennsylvania 16353 Business (814) 755-3518 Residence (814) 755-4553 ROBERT M. CARRINRER Associate Broker Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. 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