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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

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The unending sacrifices, just for the love of your children. As we sit and ponder in our reflections, we think of the most inspiring people in our lives—our parents. This dedication is for the people we needed the most—the people who stood through good and bad with us—the people who were there to show us the way through all their experiences and wisdom. Their support and guidance showed us their trust in whatever we did. Their pride in our achievements, their understanding when we disappointed them—we felt all these. Their unending patience in accepting our faults—setting examples for us to follow all through life. This dedication is for our parents. You are the ones who inspired us the most. We didn't show it sometimes, but we want you to know now. We appreciate everything that you have done for us. All the times we forgot to say Thank you , or I love you , you knew it anyway. We want to say now that I love you and I need you. Thank you for all your giving and advice. Surely you know our need for you will never end. Love, Your Children —The Class of '85- Ray it Judy Foulkrod Cluster it Giesla Goodman Nelson it Shirley Grantz Theodore Guzik it Marlyn Palmer (Russ it Joan Johnson, Deceased) Ray it Marlene Lamison Anthony Lastowski it Shirley Hipps Regis it Catherine Luden Gary it Judy McCanna Carl it Karen Miller James Nicklas it Frances Nicklas Robert it Vicki Paine Ronald Plotts it Sandra Walker Burt it Amanda Pisor Richard it Susan Robinson Joe it Kitty Rodgers Robert it Elizabeth Schrecengost Robert it Patricia Seybert Ronald it Helen Songer William Snyder (Deceased) it Donna Snyder Pete it Kathy Tarr Charles it Hazel Thacher William it Gail Thacher Frank it Nancy Wilson Ed it Bette Zimmerman Anthony it Patricia Andelmo Clifton it Donna Anderson Ronald it Noreen Andrews Kenneth it Kathryn Bach it Gerald Gore Mike it Ann Bailey Curtis it Suzanne Carbaugh Arthur it Janet Clow Charles it Judith Cochran Nelson it Catherine Cochran Allan it Carol Cook Nate it Glenyce Croasmun Albert it Rachel Eck Eugene it Mary Ellis Alban it Joan Flechsig 3 5 CLASS HISTORY A long time ago, there was a group of small children, some smiling some crying, whom entered the Methodist Church for their first day of Kindergarten. This group of children was The Class of '85 . This day began the next years of our lives at East Forest. These years were our time for growing, learning, and fun . Many long-lasting friendships began this year. First grade was exciting because it was the first time for most of us to ever be in the school. This year marked the beginning of the girls' infatuation with Steve Miller. We had quite a few additions to our class this year. In Second grade we had split classes. Mrs. Hepinger had one half of the class and Miss Jantz had the other half. Love and hate letters were found in many desks. In Third grade we did the play Three Billy Goats Gruff and the bridge broke. The girls caught the fever for high-heeled shoes. They also caught the fever for Pete Flechsig. In Fourth grade we began changing classes. Many students were given the chance to show off their musical talents by playing the tonet in band class. In Fifth grade we were introduced to Big Bertha . We will never forget the day that Mr. D. broke the paddle over his desk. This year Kevin Fecket blessed our class with his presence. He made our classes very interesting. And who could forget Salmon Creek and fried crawfish. In Sixth grade we were at the top of the ladder. One day the whole class became an added attraction in the hall because we were late from the restrooms. We went to Sea World for our last elementary field trip. In Seventh grade we were pushed back to the bottom of the ladder. We went to Drake's Well this year. The dark map room held a special interest to the couples of our class. Many of our classmates feared the wrath of the dreaded SENIORS. Detention was in style. Sally and Sharon received their nicknames—Moose and Elk. In Eighth grade we went to Kinzua Dam. The bus trip was interesting for most. Our Junior High basketball team won only one game. It was a good year for dances. Candy gained a fascination for older men. Eggs were popular, especially on picnic day. In Ninth grade renovations began on the school. We went to History Day in Clarion. A few of us went on to Hershey. The guys that went to Hershey showed off their talents by serenading some girls at the hotel. In Tenth grade the renovations of school were almost complete. Many of our classmates began Vo-Tech. We received our class rings. During Honor America there was a talent show. Two of our girls showed who had the talent in our class: Lorie and Tammy won first place for their twirling ability. Buster kept his end of the bargain at a basketball game. In Eleventh grade our Boys' Basketball team made it to the play-offs. There was a Junior-Senior football game to break the monotony of school. The Prom theme was Arriverderci Roma, and the gym was elaborately decorated with Roman pillars, large scrolls, purple streamers, and a birdbath as the center piece. At the prom the lights went out. And who could forget Mr. Dreihaup and our Chemistry classes. Here's where our story ends, we're now back at the top of the ladder. The year began with our Senior Dance, which was a big success—not to mention the fun we had. We then went soliciting yearbook ads. We all had fun and gained a large profit. We sold 44 pages of ads. Our big fund raiser was the Senior kits. This year was quite different without one of our classmates, Dennis Crawford. Both of the basketball teams had a chance at the play-offs. We've shared many tears and laughs over the years and will miss the friendship and closeness that we shared. We realize that after we leave our lives will change and we'll change. Many of us will go on to college, some will join the Armed Forces, some will try to find work, and some will marry. We'd like to extend our congratulations to LeAnne, Julie, and Donna P. on their upcoming weddings. We will all miss the security of high school and the carefree lives we led throughout high school. The last month of our Senior year will be filled with great fun. First will be our Washington, D.C. trip, then the Prom—which we thank the Juniors for giving us—and then one of the most exciting, yet terrifying days of our lives ... GRADUATION. This year at Graduation we will have Co-Valedictorians, Renee and Candy, and the Salutatorian will be Chris. We wish the best of luck to the classes that will follow us, and we hope that their years at East Forest are as fun as ours were. To all our friends we wish happiness and success. 7 Michael Douglas Gore Nicknames: Michael G, Michael Do. Goals after high school: Go to college, get out of college, get married, and be happy. Favorite place: Alone, with friends or with my someone special. Favorite saying: Just Kidding , What's happening baby , Hey pig February 24, 1967 PRESIDENT Nicknames: Nae, Miss Renee, Ostrich. Goals after high school: To go to college so I can become very successful and happy (and rich!). Favorite place: With friends. Favorite saying: Can it! Renee Noelle Nicklas October 8, 1967 VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Candace Elaine Cochran Nicknames: Popcorn, CC, Dice. Goals after high school: Going to college and taking computer science and business management. Have a home in Virginia, a family, and a secure career. Favorite place: The firetowers in Pigeon and in Cook Forest. Favorite saying: I hate that! , Wow, look at that gnarly dude! SECRETARY Lisa Marie Andrews Nickname: Lis', Fritz Goals after high school: Planning to attend Erie Business Center and to get a job as an executive secretary. Favorite place: The forest. Favorite saying: Are you serious? August 23,1967 July 3, 1967 Robert James Anderson Daniel G. Bailey July 22, 1966 Nicknames: Bobert. Bob Sr., Ralph. Goals after high school: To help Bob Tar open Bob's Beer Barn. Favorite place: Deer Meadows, Cook Forest, Clarion. Favorite saying: No Doubt , Why you bother me? Nicknames: Rocky Goals after high school: Get a job. Favorite place: Ocean Favorite saying: Shhh! September 1, 1967 Leanne Marie Carbaugh August 5, 1967 Nicknames: Annie, George, Red. Goals after high school: To pursue a career in the secretarial field and marry in January of 1986. Favorite place: Room 34 and 11, and with my family. Favorite saying: That's wicked , Oh Boy . Nicknames: Dave, Cow, Stuffy. Goals after high school: To find a job and make good money. Favorite place: Pool room and the swimming pool. David Arthur Plum Clow August 16, 1965 Amy Beth Cochran Lorie Kay Cook February 25, 1967 Nicknames: Amelia Airhead, Mother, Aimie, AA, Aim Goals after high school: To earn my Bachelor and Masters degree in Music Education and to live in London. Favorite place: Bluejay, Sheffield, and Mrs. T's Favorite saying: You dizzy broad! You're not entirely welcome! Nicknames: Jessie, Crash, Cookie, Snoris, Magnolia. Goals after high school: Going to College to be successful and to be happy. Favorite place: The Ocean. Favorite saying: Fine! Check it out! Get down! Let's migrate! Life in General! July 30, 1967 Nicknames: Adam Goals after high school. Trying to get a job and go to work. Favorite place: Millstone Nathan Porter Croasmun II Nicknames: Nate or Cookie Goals after high school: To make the Gasoline Powered Turtle-neck sweater more fuel efficient, and to be rich. Favorite place: Anywhere not too hot, too cold, too dry, or too wet. Somewhere like Idaho! Favorite saying: Hey Dude! or That's disgusting! Adam V. Eck November 20, 1965 December 6, 1966 10 Pete A. Flechsig Sharon Elaine Ellis June 13, 1967 Nicknames: Elk, Ellis, Shar-Hair Coals after high school: To live my life to its fullest and to be happy in whatever I do. Favorite place: Back at the Farm ' and anywhere my friends are. Favorite saying: Sal, you're not acknowledging me! ' I got your number! It kills me! Nicknames: Pita, Fred, Coals after high school College, Have fun, and make money. Favorite place: My bedroom. Favorite saying. Hey Dude , Let's party , It's casual , Bogus . August 16, 1967 Michelle Denise Foulkrod April 2, 1967 Nicknames: Mikki, Mickey Mouse, Shrimp, Shorty. Goals after high school: Go into the Navy and see the world and help people at the same time. Favorite place: Out walking on the streets of Marienville. Favorite saying: Of course, a lot of things do these days Nickname: Flash Goals after high school: Go in the Army. Favorite place: Up at the cafeteria in school. Mike H. Goodman 11 August 25, 1965 Robin Lynn Grantz August 2, 1967 Nicknames: Robie Lynn, Spazo, Space Cadet. Goals after high school: Try to find a good cooking job and get married to Todd. Favorite place: Boat docks, piers, my bedroom. Favorite saying: Hey baby, wanna boogie? , That's spastic, ain't it? , But, I don't understand , That's freaky! Nicknames: Gu, Guz, and Gu-man-chew. Goals after high school: To get what I want, how 1 want it, where I want it, and when I want it. Favorite place: On my motorcycle. Favorite saying: Oh, that's a good one Mr. Long. Mark Stanley Guzik August 21, 1967 Barbara Ann Lamison Mary Angel Johnson Nicknames: Mary Goals after high school: To travel. Favorite place: With my friends. Favorite saying: Hey Baby, wanna boogie? , For cryin' out loud. Nicknames: Dr. Joyce, Barb, Babs. Goals after high school: Going to law school. Favorite saying: Shut up Doug! July 23, 1966 12 March 9, 1966 Christine Ann Lastowski Lori Ann Luden Nicknames: Stowski , Chris Coals after high school: To go to college and then to become a famous novelist and to set the world on fire. Favorite place: By the ocean Favorite saying: Yes, your highness . . . . Nicknames: No knee's Legs Goals after high school: To attend college and major in Physical Education. Favorite place: On the basketball court. Favorite saying: Yeah Right June 21, 1967 February 25, 1967 Donna Lee McCanna Nickname: Corney Coals after high school: Being a successful secretary working for a major company. Favorite place: Forest, Deer Meadows. Favorite saying: Don't ya hate that! , Awesome , Bogus Nickname: Steve Goals after high school: To become filthy rich. Favorite place: Somewhere where there is lots of snow. Favorite saying: Ha, ha that's funny Mr. Long February 21, 1967 Leonard S. Miller 13 September 3, 1967 Julie Ann Paine Todd James Plotts November 10, 1966 Nicknames: Jewels Goals after high school: To get married and attend school. Favorite place: With friends, and Loye Favorite saying: Shut down Nicknames: Toddly, Plotts, Toddly James Goals after high school: To go to college, have fun, and have a successful life. Favorite place: Anywhere in Pittsburgh. Favorite saying: What's Up? , Just kidding , Let's risk it March 3, 1967 Nicknames: Eddie, Ta, Tam Goals after high school: To be a successful, independent career woman, to own a Porshe and fur coat, and to have a baby. Favorite place: In a department store buying lots of clothes. Favorite saying: I'm so excited , I could just die! , Tell me about it , Problem? Donna Diana Pisor Nicknames: Brown eyes, D.P. Goals after high school: To make sure my daughter gets a good education. Favorite place: On a beach watching the sunset or moonlight. Favorite saying: Oh well Tammy Lue Robinson May 16, 1967 14 August 17, 1965 Amanda Jane Rodgers Amy Beth Schrecengost September 5, 1967 Nicknames: Mandy, Martha, Mandy Lou Goals after High school: Maybe go in the service or go on to school. Favorite place: Seneca Point Favorite saying: For crying out loud , Hey baby, wanna boogie, you've got my vote. Nicknames: Aim, Schreck, A-hair Goals after High school: Attend Edinboro University for Med. Technology. Favorite place: Philadelphia Favorite saying: I have a problem. October 20, 1967 Bradley Paul Seybert October 12, 1966 Nicknames: Brad, Bardley Goals after High school: To attend Gannon University, graduate, and find a job in communications. Favorite place: With friends. Favorite saying: What now Amy , Well, make up your mind. Nicknames: Bry Goals after High school: To succeed in life. Favorite place: At camp. Favorite saying: Show Baby, Heellooo Bryan Patrick Seybert 15 October 12, 1966 Shannon Lea Songer William David Snyder Nicknames: Cow Goals after high school: I'm planning on going in the Air Force Favorite place: Bangor, Maine. Favorite saying: Shut up Todd and Walk faster Pete . Nicknames: Buster, Bubba Goals after high school: Graduate from a c college and be satisfied. September 14, 1967 Favorite place: O'Brien's Lodge Favorite saying: Good shot! November 27, 1967 Brenda Lee Thacher Nicknames: Bob Jr. _ . . _ Goals after High School: Open up Bob's Robert Andrew Tarr Beer Barn . Favorite Place: Little Camp, Cook Forest, Deer Meadows Favorite Saying: I hate that! Nicknames: B.L.T. Goals after High School: To become a truck Driver. Favorite Place: Anywhere away from my sisters that is quiet! Favorite Saying: Drop dead! and Poor fish! November 16, 1966 August 1, 1967 Erik Christopher Wilson Sally Jane Thacher Nicknames: Moose, Magnum Moose, Sal, and Thacher Goals after high school: To attend Business College and to be successful at whatever I do. Favorite place: Anywhere with my friends. Favorite Saying: It was funny at the time. , Come on you guys. , Sharon, but I am acknowledging you. Nicknames: Eurika, Nerky Goals after high school: To be successful at anything. Favorite place: Cook Forest, Harris Farm Favorite saying: I'm O.K. November 30, 1966 July 15, 1967 John Keith Zimmerman Nickname: Zig Goals after high school: Going into the Navy. Favorite place: The farm at Zimmerman's Hill. Favorite saying: Lighten up Class Trivia Class colors: Maroon and Gray Class flower: Pink rose Class motto: If you can imagine it you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can become it. Co-Valedictorians: Candy Cochran Renee Nicklas Salutatoriam Chris Lastowski 17 May 7, 1966 Name: Carmine Andelmo Last Will: I, Carmine Andelmo, will to Alan the ability to miss as many days as 1 did and still pass. Name: Robert James Anderson Last Will: I, Robert Anderson, will to Bob T. all the good times in Beruit, to Erik, I leave Wilbur and Oily, and to Rich, I leave the best of luck with Jackie. Sports Lettered in: Baseball 1 yr. Name: Lisa Marie Andrews Last Will: I, Lisa Andrews, will to all my friends best wishes and success in hopes they will attain their goals and to Mandy, lunch money so she won't have to steal mine. Activities: Volleyball 1 yr., Yearbook 3 yr. Sports Lettered in: Basketball 3 yr.. Softball 1 yr. Name: Daniel G. Bailey Last Will: I, Dan Bailey, will Mark the ability to not get stuck in my driveway. Activities: Football 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr. Name: LeAnne Marie Carbaugh Last Will: I, LeAnne Carbaugh, will that mine and Tom's love will last forever—today, tomorrow, and always. Activities: Volleyball 2 yr.. Newspaper 1 yr.. Ski Club 4 yr. Sports Lettered in: Cheerleading 3 yr. Name: David Arthur Plum Clow Last Will: I, Dave Clow, will all my luck in school to Kim. Activities: Volleyball 2 yr. Sports Lettered in: Basketball 2 yr.. Baseball 2 yr. Name: Amy Beth Cochran Last Will: I, Amy Cochran, will to Sally an ALL-EXPENSE PAID Luxury tour of Germany via submarine and a purple Mercedes, to Melissa, and Justin the ability to survive Mr. Kemble's English Class, to Sharon, my funky outfit in the hopes that she will someday complete it and all of the happiness in the world ot Moose. Thanks for being there when I needed you and don't worry, I will succeed! Activities: Yearbook Editor 1 yr.. Yearbook 3 yr., Student Council Sec. Treas. 1 yr. Student Council Representive 3 yrs.. Junior Historians 2 yr.. Junior Historians Sec. Treas. 2 yr.. Band 4 yr.. Band President 1 yr., Sr. High County Band 3 yr., Junior High County Band 1 yr., INC. Sec. Treas. 1 yr., Sr. High Chorus 1 yr.. School Play 2 yr., FTA 1 yr.. Academic Letters 1 yr.. Honor Student 3 yr. Name: Candace Elaine Cochran Last Will: I, Candace Cochran, will to my little brother. Brad, my grades because he'll need them! I will to all my friends happiness in the future. I will have fun and succeed! Activities: Class Treasurer 2 yr., Basketball 3 yr.. Cheerleading 4 yr.. Business Manager of the Yearbook 1 yr. Sports Lettered in: Cheerleading 3 yr. Name: Lorie Kay Cook Last Will: I, Lorie Cook, will to all my friends all the happiness and love that they can find. To my brother and sister, all of the excitment that they can find at E.F. Activities: Twirling Club 4 yr.. Feature Twirler 2 yr.. Newspaper 2 yr.. Yearbook 1 yr.. Cheerleading 4 yr. Sports Lettered in: Cheerleading 2 yr. Name: Nathan Porter Croasman, Jr. Last Will: I, Nathan Croasman, will to Mr. Long's future students my vacant place as 1 student. Activities: Volleyball 1 yr. Name: Adam V. Eck Last Will: I, Adam Eck, will to my nephews all the good times at East Forest. Name: Sharon Elaine Ellis Last Will: I, Sharon Ellis, will to Aimie Cochran the Yellow Pages so she can let her fingers do the walking. I will to Sally Thacher a life supply of water and rubber hoses in case she meets Mr. Vavreck. I will to Mr. Vinopal all the luck and help he needs in order to someday become The President of the United States. Activities: Future Teachers of America 1 yr.. Junior Historians 1 yr.. Instructional Materials Club 2 yr., Co-President of IMC 1 yr.. Vice President of IMC 1 yr.. Yearbook 1 yr. Name: Pete A. Flechsig Last Will: I, Pete Flechsig, will to Matt all the night parties he can handle. I will be successful at whatever I do. Activites: Volleyball 3 yrs.. Student Council 1 yr.. Chess Club 1 yr.. Basketball Club Vice-President 1 yr.. Varsity Club 3 yr.. Ski Club 2 yr. Sports letered in: Basketball 2 yr., Baseball 4 yr. Name: Michelle Denise Foulkrod Last Will: I, Michelle Foulkrod, will to my sister the ability to find what and whom she's looking for, good luck T and, and to be able to accept those who cannot accept the difference of opinion and to Tina, a ride in a yellow submarine. Activities: Volleyball 1 yr., Chartkeeper 1 yrs.. Honor Student 3 yr., yearbook 1 yr., Chorus 2 yr.. County and District Chorus 1 yr. Name: Mike H. Goodman Last Will: I, Mike Goodman, will make trouble the last two six weeks of my last year. Activities: Science Club 1 yr. Name: Michael Douglas Gore Activities: Student Council President 1 yr.. Student Council Representative 1 yr.. Class President 4 yr.. Volleyball 3 yr. Sports lettered in: Basketball 2 yr. Name: Robin Lynn Grantz Last Will: I, Robin Grantz, will to Todd my love and all the fun a senior can have and to all the Vo-Tech people, all the bumps in the world and to Lisa I leave the bakery and Mrs. Krug for another year. Name: Mark Stanley Guzik Last Will: I, Mark Guzik, will my class will to anyone that isn't unwilling to will his will to someone without will. Activities: Class Treasurer 1 yr., Chartkeeper 3 yr., Scorekeeper 3° yr.. Basketball Manager 1 yr. Name: Mary Angel Johnson Last Will: I, Mary Johnson, will to Rhonda all the luck in Thorton's class, you'll need it. Name: Barbara Ann Lamison Last Will: I, Barbara Lamison, will to Adam a new spot light in hopes that this time he can tell the difference. Activities: Yearbook 3 yr., Co-President of Information Services Club 1 yr. Name: Christine Ann Lastowski Last Will: I, Christine Lastowski, will to Jackie all of my unused fouls and to anyone who can understand my logic, a good psychiatrist. Activities: Newspaper Club 4 yr.. Newspaper Club Editor 1 yr.. Honor America Week Co-ordinator 2 yr.. Cheerleading 2 yr.. Junior Historian President, Class Secretary 1 yr.. Name: Lori Ann Luden Last Will: I, Lori Luden, will before Dean Greer, own a mansion by age 30. Activities: Newspaper Club 1 yr.. Varsity Club Secretary 1 yr.. Yearbook Assistant Editor 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr.. Volleyball 1 yr. Sports Lettered in: Basketball 3 yr., Softball 3 yr. Name: Donna Lee McCanna Last Will: I, Donna McCanna, will to all my friends all the happiness and love they can handle. Also to my sister, all the good times that I've had at E.F. Activities: Varsity Club 4 yr., Chartkeeper 2 yr.. Yearbook Club 4 yr. Name: Leonard S. Miller Last Will: I, Steve Miller, will to Mr. Long the ability to work with wood. Name: Renee Noelle Nicklas Last Will: I, Renee Nicklas, will to all my friends and my little sister, Elaine, the best of luck for the future, and to my mom, a middleaged, single millionaire. Activities: Vice President 4 yr.. Junior Historians 1 yr.. Information Services Club 2 yr.. Yearbook 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr.. Honor Student 4 yr. Sport Lettered in: Basketball 2 yr. Name: Julie Ann Paine Last Will: I, Julie Paine, will to Loye all my love forever, to Rhonda, Lisa M., Mickie, Mary, Mandy, and Robin all my friendship and happiness in the future. Name: Todd James Plotts Last Will: I, Todd Plotts, will leave all my lates, detentions, and fun times to whoever wants them. Activities: Ski Club 2 yr., Basketball Club 2 yr.. Volleyball 1 yr.. Cafeteria Worker 3 yr. Sports Lettered in: Baseball 4 yr., Bassketball 2 yr. Name: Donna Diana Pisor Last Will: I, Donna Pisor, will to Barb and Brenda all the happiness in the world. Activities: Yearbook 1 yr. Name: Tammy Lue Robinson Last Will: I, Tammy Robinson, will to Lorie a pet duck and the luck to not always find so much trouble to get into. Also to my sister and all my friends, I will them the glamorous life. Activities: Basketball 1 yr.. Softball 1 yr.. Basketball Manager 1 yr., Yearbook Club 1 yr.. Yearbook Business Manager 1 yr.. Twirling Club 4 yr.. Head Majorette 1 yr.. Varsity Club 4 yr.. Honor Student 4 yr. Sports Lettered in: Cheerleading 4 yr. Name: Amanda Jane Rodgers Last Will: I, Amanda Rodgers, will to Erma Lynn G. all the luck to make it through school like I did. Activities: Class Secretary 1 yr. Sport Lettered in: Softball 3 yr. Name: Amy Beth Schrecengost Last Will: I, Amy Schrecengost, will to Leanne and Renee Hair all the happiness in the world, to Brad a life time membership to the Boy George Fan Club. Activities: Cheerleading 2 yr.. Student Forum Secretary 1 yr. Name: I, Bradley Paul Seybert Last Will: I, Bradley Seybert, will to Amy S. the position of Class Worrier , in hope that she won't worry about it. Activities: Skiing Club 4 yr.. Chorus 4 yr.. County and District Chorus 3 yr.. Chorus President 2 yr., Chartkeeper 2 yr.. Regional Chorus 1 yr.. Yearbook Photographer 1 yr. Name: Bryan Patrick Seybert Last Will: I, Bryan Seybert, will to Kelly Gruey Connect-Four game and to Jeff Brown my checker board. Name: Shannon Lea Songer Last Will: I, Shannon Songer, will to Kelly G. a hot dog, to Pete my energy and some fat, to Mr. Long my good looks. Name: William David Snyder Last Will: I, William Snyder, will dunk. Activities: Student Council 1 yr. Sports Lettered in: Baseball 4 yr.. Basketball 2 yr. Name: Robert Andrew Tarr Activities: Vo-Tech Name: Brenda Lee Thacher Last Will: I, Brenda Thacher, will to all the six period cafeteria workers in the years to come, more time to wash the dishes. Name: Sally Jane Thacher Last Will: I, Sally Thacher, will to Aimie a gold flute. To Sharon, I will all the shoes in the world. Activities: Junior Historians 4 yr.. Junior Historian Secretary 1 yr.. Future Teachers of America 1 yr.. Junior Historians Co- President 1 yr.. Instructional Material Club President 1 yr.. Vice President 1 yr., Newspaper Club 1 yr.. Yearbook Club 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr. Name: Erik Christopher Wilson Last Will: I, Erik Wilson, will to Bob Sr. and Bob Jr. all the guns they can carry and a round trip to Beirut. To Mandy, I will a cow and a motorcycle. Activities: Vo-Tech 3 yr. Sports Lettered in: Baseball 1 yr. Name: John Zimmerman Last Will: I, John Zimmerman, will to Joy the ability to make it through East Forest. SENIOR HALL OL FAME MOST POPULAR CLASS OF '85 Teachers' Pets: Chris Sharon Teachers' Pests 23 Future Brides Most Likely To Succeed 24 Class Newcomers: Shannon, Robin, 25 Pete and Lisa Class Mascots Sally (Moose), Sharon (Elk) Libber and Male Chauvanist Renee, Lori, Brad, Robin 26 f rurrudtL -v y Q crn t XX_ HA 1f dt $ nu-h e 28 29 FACULTY Susan Trout, Judith Redick, Pauline Norton, Mildred Musgrave, Kathryn Bach. Frank Barnett, William Strong, John Baughman, Gary McMichael, Leonard Dempsey. Secondary Principal Arthur C. Van Nort School Board 32 Mr. Wolbert Mrs. Swartzfager Mr. Long Mrs. Neiderriter M rs. Ochs Mr. Thornton Mr. Blackmon Mr. Albaugh Miss Copenhaver Mrs. Swartz Mrs. Gross Gerald C. Thornton is a graduate from Lock Haven State College and Clarion State College. He earned a B.S. He teaches health, Phys. Ed., and Drivers Ed. Mr. Thornton is the J.V. basketball coach and the ski club advisor. He enjoys participating in any sport. His zodiac is Leo. What Mr. Thornton likes most about E.F. is the Class of '85. Kerry L. Wolbert is a graduate of Clarion University of PA with a B.S. and a M.A. He teaches mathematics and computer literacy. Mr. Wolbert is coach of the boys' varsity basketball team. He is interested in Terri, basketball, softball, gold, chess. Trivial Pursuit, reading, computers, and gardening. His zodiac is Leo. He likes the small size of E.F., and the ability to know all the students. Nancy Gross, a graduate of Edinboro University with a B.S. She teaches all the art classes from Kindergarten to high school advanced art. Mrs. Gross is the majorette advisor for Forest Area Schools. Her hobbies are ceramics and macrame. Her zodiac is Pisces. She finds her large, brightly colored art room the thing that she likes most about E.F. Arthur C. Van Nort, our Secondary Principal, graduated from Clarion State University with a B.S., a M.Ed., a School Psychologist Certificate from Indiana University, and a Secondary Principals' Certificate from Penn State University. Mr. Van Nort is the School Athletic Director and the Senior trip chaperone. His hobbies are reading, hunting, and cutting firewood. He likes the faculty, staff, students, and cafeteria at E.F. Bonnie Gibson, a graduate of Indiana University of PA with a B.S., teaches General Music and Junior and Senior High Chorus. Miss Gibson enjoys canoeing, sewing, and needlepoint. Her zodiac is Aries. Kenneth D. Hritz is a graduate of Westiminister College with a B.S.. and he graduated from Clarion University with a M.Ed. He teaches science and Biology. His hobbies are canoeing, camping, photogrpahy, traveling, skiing, and jogging. His zodiac is Leo. He likes the lunches and small classes at E.F. Paul B. Kemble, Jr. is a graduate of Clarion University with a B.S. He teaches English, speech, composition, and vocab spelling. Mr. Kemble is the cheerleading advisor, Junior Class advisor, Bridge Logic Club instructor, and the Prom director. His zodiac is Taurus. His hobbies are reading, latch-hooking, and watching T.V. He likes the ability that a teacher has to work individually with the students who care about their education. A. Joanne Roberts is a graduate of Mercyhurst College with a B. S. in Business. She teaches Typing II, business math, shorthand, G.O.P. . accounting. Typing I, and personal typing. Mrs. Roberts is the senior , Student Council, and Yearbook advisor. She enjoys the students and small classes of E.F. Her hobbies are reading, music, crocheting, and knitting. Her zodiac sign is Aries. Linda Swartz has earned her B.S. from Slippery Rock University and her masters from Clarion University. She teaches both reading and Spanish. Her hobbies are kids , ceramics, gardening, and laundry. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius. She is the Girls Basketball Coach and the Newspaper Advisor. The greatest quality of E.F. according to Mrs. Swartz is the private school atmosphere in a public school. Gary Long is a graduate of California State of California, PA with a B.S. He teaches woodworking, mechanical drawing, leathercraft. He is the coach of the baseball team. Mr. Long, a Virgo, enjoys hunting and fishing. He likes small classes at East Forest. Ruth Niederriter is a graduate of Clarion State University with a B.S. and an M.A. She teaches 7th general science. Algebra II, physics, pre-algebra, geometry, trigonometry, business math, and 12th general math. Her hobbies are keeping her family happy. Mrs. Niederriter's zodiac is Aries. She is involved in the twirling club. She likes the students at E.F. H. Michael Vinopal, our Secondary Head Teacher, is a graduate of Edinboro State College with a B.S. He teaches English. American Cultures II, Values, World Cultures II, and Adv. Social Studies. He is the coach of the girls' varsity basketball and softball teams. He Mr. Vinopal enjoys tennis, politics, and writing. His zodiac is Gemini. He is proud of his Labrador Retriever, named Shadow. He likes the small size of E.F., and the overall attitude of the student body. Brian Rosen is a graduate from Duquesne University. He earned a B.S. in Music Education. He teaches general and instrumental music. Mr. Rosen is also involved with the marching band. He enjoys motorcycling. His zodiac sign is Pisces. He finds that the caliber and the quality of the students and faculty are what he likes best about E.F. John L. Shoup is a graduate of Clarion University with a M.Eq. in Library Science. He teaches Library Science classes and instructs the Information Services Club. His hobbies are photography and he likes to collect old T-Birds. He finds the students at E.F. to be his most liked characteristic of E.F. Joanne Skibinski is a graduate from Clarion University. She has earned a B.S. in school nursing. Her hobbies are reading, primative rug hooking, and refinishing furniture. Her zodiac sign is Aries. The small size of E.F. is her favorite quality of the school. Susan Siviy is a graduate of Clarion State University with a B.S. and M.Ed. She teaches English and reading. She is the Sophomore Class Advisor. Her hobby is traveling. Her zodiac is Sagittarius. Her most liked characteristic of E.F. is the friendliness and help from the faculty and staff. Marlene Swartzfager, the girls' Phys. Ed. teacher, graduated from Anderson College and Slippery Rock University and earned a B.S. and a M.Ed. She accompanies the Seniors on their Washington trip. Her hobbies are sports, especially golf, and traveling. Her zodiac is Scorpio. The good behavior of her students is what she likes best about E.F. Christopher Blackmon, a Forest Area guidance counselor, has graduated from Susquehana and Indiana Universities. He has earned a B.A. in Psychology. Mr. Blackmon's hobbies are volleyball, hiking, camping, racquetball, reading, and cross country skiing. He finds the students and staff to be his most liked thing about E.F. Ken Albaugh earned a B.S. and a Masters in education from Edinboro University. He is now teaching special education. His zodiac sign is Leo. He is involved in the hacky sack club. His hobbies are golf, fishing, hunting, and, trap shooting. The thing that he likes most about E.F. are the students. Darlene Copcnhaver graduated from Indiana University with a M.Ed. in Home Ec., a B.S. in Ed., and a Nursery Kindergarten Certificate. She teaches Home Ec., Home Family Management, and Adv. Home Ec. She is currently a cheerleading advisor. Volleyball instructor, and the Pep Club instructor. Her zodiac sign is Libra. Her hobbies are skiing, tennis, outdoor activities, crafts, sewing, and baking. 4 S3 Connie Caldwell - Vice President i Daren Millward - Secretary JUNIORS Beth Carbaugh Matt Cochran Shauna Griffith Rebecca Haslett 38 Dick Hetrick Tim Kimmel Johanna Kuhl John Lastowski Brad Long Regis Luden Michelle Mashensic Lisa Montague Dan Nogel Jody Overstake David Payne 39 David Pisor Suzanne Pulit Wendy Robinson Tim Russell Michele Schrecengost Rhonda Sharrow Eric Skibinski Beverly Spates Andy Tom David Wilson 40 Robb Pierce President Becky Snyder Vice-President Katy Baxter Secretary Kelley Gruey Treasurer SOPHOMORES John Baughman Debbie Bradybaugh Randy Claypoole Rich Clever 41 Bill Clow Melissa Fyock Michele Grantz Tye Guianen Dale Hepler Melissa Kuhl Paula Lamison Eric Long Sherry Petrycki Eric Rourke Alan Ruhlman Amy Saxon 42 John Saxon Melissa Scott Mark Snyder Andy Spicer Steve Turner Charles Williams Michelle Zug Michele Grantz 43 Cindy Cleveland - President L v j Susie Lamison - Vice-President Amy Kuhl - Secretary Joy Clymer - Treasurer 8TH GRADE Michael Andrews James Beck Melinda Carbaugh Robert Cochran 44 Douglas Corbin Malissa Hollis Ty Huth Tina Millward Tammy Montague Bob Pack Charlie Sharrow Ann Shick Dina Talbott Barbara Thacher 45 Chris VanNort Chad Weaver Vicky Westerman Ready!! Set!! Go!! Brian Popoleo - President Angela Rodgers - Secretary Stacie Wilson - Vice- President Lester Petrycki - Treasurer 8TH GRADE Ken Anderson Jenny Bach Deanna Bailey Sharon Baughman 47 Diana Boyer Shannon Bradybaugh Kim Clow Park Crispin Betty McCanna Wendi Miller Ruth Muzzy Sheila Nogel Annette Peters Shawn Reichart Annette Scott Michelle Tarr Jennifer Tobolski Steven Williams India Washington 49 Henery Peters President Charley Pulit Secretary- 7TH GRADE Robin Paine Vice President Shaun Bauer Missy Cochran Danny Cussins LeRoy Divelbiss 50 Crystal Grantz Becky Harp Ricky Harp Jim Hetrick Sandy Ishman Heather Lewis Steve Luden Butch Marshall Becky McCanna Heidi Motter Tina Motter Valerie Pack 51 Becky Russell Andrea Schrecengost Tammy Silvis Daisy Spates Wayne Spicer Chris Waldron Kyle Van Nort 52 VO-TECH 1984-1985 Tim Kimmel Drafting Matt Cochran Automotive Trades Robert Tarr Automotive Trades Robert Anderson Data Processing Rhonda Sharrow Distributive Education Mandy Rodgers Home Health MGMT. Assistant Robin Grantz Food Preparation Erik Wilson Data Processing Julie Paine Home Health MGMT Assistant Michele Grantz Home Health MGMT Assistant Eric Long Carpentry Alan Ruhlman Petroleum Production Lisa Montague Food Preparation Mary Johnson Distributive Education Not Shown: Richard Hetrick Automotive Trades Randy Claypoole Automotive Trades 53 54 Linda Dawn Beichner, a second grade teacher at East Forest, graduated from Indiana University of PA., with a B.S. in Education. Her Zodiac sign is Gemini and her hobbies are water-skiing, camping, hiking, cooking, and boating. The best thing she likes about East Forest is that it is a friendly place. Wendy K., Byers, a fourth grade teacher with fifth and sixth reading, graduated from Clarion State College, with a B.S. and Masters in Reading. Her Zodiac sign is Gemini and her hobbies are crafts, reading, and sewing. The best thing she likes about East Forest is the people and students she works with. Dave Deffenbaugh, teaches fifth grade language, science, health, and 4th, 5th, and 6th, grade math. He graduated with a B.S. in social studies, secondary geography, and elementary education. His Zodiac sign is Sagittarius and his hobby is raising regulation quarter horses. Something interesting about Mr. Deffenbaugh is that he is a ferrier, a person who puts shoes on horses. The best thing that he likes about East Forest is the academic freedom to teach. Helen Dunkle, a remedial reading teacher for grades 1-6, graduated from Clarion State College. She holds a B.S. and a M.ED. degree. Her Zodiac sign is Sagittarius. She enjoys reading, swimming, and painting. The thing that she likes most about East Forest is that the students are very enjoyable. She also feels that the faculty is nice to work with. Curtish Furnish, a sixth grade teacher at East Forest, graduated from Anderson College and did post-graduate work at Clarion State College. He earned a B.S. degree. His Zodiac sign is Capricorn. He enjoys traveling. The thing that he likes best about East Forest is the smallness of the school and the community. Mary Beth Hepinger, a Kindergarten teacher, graduated from Clarion State College. She earned her B.S. and her masters of Elementary Education. Her Zodiac sign is Aries. She enjoys camping, hiking, swimming, reading, and activities involving her family. Margaret Hetrick, a first grade teacher at East Forest, graduated from Clarion State with a Bachelors Degree and a Master's Degree in Education. Her hobbies consist of painting, crafts, sewing, reading, and refinishing furniture. Her Zodiac sign is Virgo. What Margaret likes best about East Forest is the small school and the friendly atmosphere. Mary Ann Nesbella, who teaches third grade, graduated from Clarion State with a B.S. in Education and an M.S. in Elementary Education. Her Zodiac sign is Virgo and her hobbies are reading, jigsaw puzzles, and television. What she likes best about East Forest is the friendly people and the smiling faces. Paul Pascarella is the Elementary Principal at East Forest. He received his B.S. in education from Edinboro State College. He earned his Masters degree in education at Vanderbilt University and he completed his graduate studies at the University of Rochester. Pam Sneeringer, an elementary physical education teacher, graduated from Slippery Rock University. She has a B.S. degree in physical education and health. Her Zodiac sign is Pisces, and her hobbies are aerobic and jazz dancing, running, swimming, racketball, skiing, crafts, sewing, antiques, gardening, landscaping, sports. What Pam likes best about East Forest is that she is thankful to the high school students that assist her in moving equipment in and out of the gymnasium. Her extra-curricular activities she is involved in is Girls Jr. High Basketball and Gymnastic Club. Barbara Wilshire, an elementary Special Education teacher, graduated from Clarion University. She has a B.S. in Elementary Education and Special Education. Her Zodiac sign is Taurus, and her hobbies are sports. The sports that she enjoys most are running, skiing, and golf. She also likes reading, antiques, crafts gradening, and cooking. George Kuhl, Brad Clymer, Trika Claypool, Shelly Reichart, Rhonda Weaver, Ben Peirce, Rob Confer, Paula McClellan, Kim Lewis, Mike Zug, Ryan Wallace, Kelly Snyder, Nikki Frost, Lori Thacher, Christie Castner, Ray Crispin, Brian Irving, Mr. Furnish, Timrick Johnson, Randy Hale, Jason Furnish, Jessie DeGiacomo, Otha Ginkle, Tracey Emberg, Sherrie Guianen, Becky Bright 60 Jean Cochran, Diana Wolfgang, Heidi Ishman, Lori Palmer, Chuck Miller, Joe Zug, Jeff Liber, Mike Confer, Shelly Haslett, Troy Baughman, Amber Haskins, Teresa Guianen, John Pisor, Kim Schmek, Kerri Cook, Amy Hepinger Rick Badger, Christie Ganoe, Misty Silvis, Billy Henke, Doug Yackovich Lisa Zimmer, Peter Fyock, Gary Asel D E 61 Jodi Stevenson, Angie Gadley, Tina Asel, Annie Clever, Sandal Badger, Ronnie Robertson, Chris Slater. BrSd Cochran, Samantha Hilyer, Teri Cochran, Michele Castner, Brett Popoleo, Jason Fyock, Philip Yeaney. Mrs. Byers, Jody Weaver, Bobby Spencer, Tricia Swartz, Nikki Lief, Clinton Bullock, Leslie Henke, Heidi Zimmerman. 62 Mrs. Nesbella, Valerie Renton, Hali Frost, Kenny Heil, Travis Troutman, Charles Langworthy, Laura Rourke, Michael Behun. Anna Wallace, Louise Badger, Christopher Taylor, Joseph Snyder, Dawn Yackovich, Brenda Harp, Kerri Covel, Tracy Wallace. Isabelle Divelbiss, Elaine Nicklas, Roberta Longworthy, Danielle Stevenson, Dawn Lewis, Bradley Haskins, Doug Castner, Tammy Blair. 63 SECOND GRADE Aaron Slater, John Paine, Arwen Miller, Tamara Stevenson, Jeremy Bauer, Raelena Ruhlman, Tracy Taylor, Joanna Clever. John Rodgers, Mindy Dando, Holly Schrecengost, Amy Palmer, Jennifer Williams, Jason James, Richard Yeaney, Jerret Furnish. Jeffrey Clymer, Ethan Nemcik, Michael Hepinger, Richard Dixon, Kip Lieber, Angela Oliver, Mark Silvis, Carl Rourke. 64 FIRST GRADE Rebecca Blackmon, Myron Silvis, Jeff McClellan, Audra Kirkwood, Jody Wolfgang, Becky Carbaugh, Corinne Stephens, Robert Stevenson, Randon Stevenson, Brandi Thacher. Christina Thacher, Lori Mason, April Palmer, Ryan Talbott, Danyell Wojtaszek, Shelly Burchard, Marcy Frost, Heather Ishamn, Stephanie Gadley, Carl Zimmer. Joe Fyock, Brian Cook, Erin Hepinger, Kevin Eck, Christina Harp, Lori Byers, Sunnie Schill, Bridgett Knapp, Colby Hollis, Rory Summers, Christine Eck. Mrs. Hetrick 65 KINDERGARTEN ttflr kl Not Pictured: Melissa Wolfgang Jason Bauer, Michael Claypoole, Breanne Snyder, Donna Scholar, Thomas Dickson, Michael Eck. Audra Kirkwood, Edmund Bach, Pascha Melton, Lee Miller, Penny Hale, Wayne Martin. Kelly Johnson, Tonya Fiscus, Amber Schrecengost, Jason Means, April Mashensic, Virginia Asel, Jedediah Turton, Tina Murphy. s b Q Jl7 Q Ji ¥ S s 5 2 B b Clinton Bullok, Joe Zug, Jeff Leiber, Chuckie Miller, Teri Dando, Diana Wolfgang, Ronnie Robertson, Bob Spencer, Lisa Silvis, Angie Gadley, Annie Clever, Gary Asel, Jean Cochran, Mike Lastowski, Mike Zug, Brad Clymer, Misty Silvis, Mindy Hale, Heidi Zimmerman, Teri Cochran, Tricia Swartz, Nikki Lief, Chris Slater, Bret Popoleo, Bill Henke, Ray Crispin, Tim Johnson, Randy Hale, Nikki Frost, Shawn Wallace, Doug Yakovich, Jason Furnish, Brian Irwin, Jesse DiGiacomo, Heather Dixon, Kelly Snyder, Amy Hepinger, Leslie Henke, Christy Ganoe, Chad Weaver. D O N DOUG, DID YOU EAT MY PRETZEL? GIRL'S, CAN'T LIVE WITH 'EM, CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT 'EM. EVERYONE IN THE TEN MILE RADIUS- ONE MORE LAP AND I'LL DIE!! CLEAR OUT. 68 I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down! Say C-H-E-E-S-E! We deserve a break today! Stick 'em up! Who did it? Not Me! We always dress like this! 69 Don Cochran Paul Barnett Dorlene Zimmerman Sustodians Dave Yeaney JSus D rivers Steve Coban, Jim Schrecengost, Richard Dixon, Don Cochran, Max Silvis, Allen Luenburger, Ray Brocious. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mary Jane Tempest, Angie Mazzocchi, Nellie Best, Fran Gadley. Mikki Foulkrod, Adam Eck, Steve Turner, Connie Caldwell, Dave Clow, Leanne Carbaugh, Brenda Thacher, Buster Snyder, Todd Plotts, Brad Long, Andy Tom, Erick Rourke, Mark Snyder, Becky Snyder, Donna Pisor, Dale Hepler, Carmie Andelmo, Steve Miller, Pete Flechsig, Daren Millward, Tye Guianen, Rich Clever, Todd Huth, Mike Goodman. 71 OFFICE WORKERS Aldine Williams Secretary Sandy Hanson Secretary 72 Donna McCanna, Leanne Carbaugh, Barb Lamison. Aldine Williams, Lori Luden, Sandy Hanson, Lisa Andrews. Aimie Cochran Assistant Lori Luden Junior Becky Haslett Jackie Sullivan Candy Cochran Tammy Robinson Junior Michele Schrecengost 74 Pete Flechsig, Mike Gore, Todd Huth, Shannon Songer, Rob Pierce, Steve Turner, Eric Rourke, Brad Seybert, Donna Pisor, Barb Lamison, Brenda Thacher, Becky Haslett, Michelle Mashensic, Michele Schrecengost, Jody Overstake, Connie Caldwell, Aimie Cochran, John Baughman, Becky Snyder, Katy Baxter, Amy Saxon, Kelley Gruey, Suzanne Pulit, Jackie Sullivan, Lisa Andrews, Lori Luden, Renee Nicklas, Donna McCanna, Candy Cochran, Lori Cook, Tammy Robinson, Sharron Ellis, Sally Thacher Brad Seybert Connie Caldwell Eric Rourke Virginia Asel Edmund Bach Jason Bauer Michael Claypoole Thomas Dickson Michael Eck Tonya Fiscus Penny Hale Kelly Johnson Wayne Martin April Mashensic Jason Means Pascha Melton Lee Miller Tina Murphy Donna Scholar Amber Schrecengost Breanne Snyder Jedediah Turton Melissa Wolfgang Rebecca Blackmon Shelly Burchard Lori Byers Becky Carbaugh Brian Cook Elizabeth Cumberland Kevin Eck Christine Eck Marcy Frost Joe Fyock Stephanie Gadley Christina Harp Erin Hepinger Colby Hollis Heather Ishman Audra Kirkwood Bridgett Knapp Lori Mason Jeff McClellan April Palmer Sunnie Schill Myron Silvis Corinne Stephens Randon Stevenson Robert Stevenson Rory Summers Ryan Talbott Brandi Thacher Christina Thacher Danyell Wojtaszek Jody Wolfgang Carl Zimmer Jeremy Bauer Jeffrey Clymer Joanna Clever Heather Cumberland Mindy Dando Richard Dixon Jarrett Furnish Michael Hepinger Jason James Kip Lieber Arwen Miller Ethan Nemcik Angela Oliver John Paine Amy Palmer DeAnna Patterson John Rodgers Carl Rourke Raelena Ruhlman Holly Schrecengost Mark Silvis Aaron Slater Tamara Stevenson Tracy Taylor Nicole Tom Eric Wallace Jennifer Williams Richard Yeaney Louis Badger Michael Behun Tammy Blair Doug Castner Kerri Covel Isabelle Divelbiss Hali Frost Bradley Haskins Brenda Harp Kenny Heil Melvin Kirkwood Charles Langworthy Roberta Langworthy Dawn Lewis Elaine Nicklas Valerie Renton Laura Rourke Joseph Snyder Danielle Stevenson Christopher Taylor Travis Troutman Anna Wallace Tracy Wallace Dawn Yackovich Tina Asel Sandal Badger Clinton Bullock Mishelle Castner Anna Clever Brad Cochran Teresa Cochran Towanda Cornman Jason Fyock Angela Gadley Leslie Henke Samantha Hilyer Nikki Lief Holly Patterson Brent Popoleo Ronald Robertson Lisa Silvis Christopher Slater Bobby Spencer Jodi Stevenson Tricia Swartz Jody Weaver Victor Westerman Philip Yeaney Heidi Zimmerman Gary Asel Rick Badger Troy Baughman Jean Cochran Carrie Cook Mike Cowfer Terry Dando Heather Dixon Peter Fyock Christi Ganoe Teresa Guianen Belinda Hale Amber Haskins Shelly Haslett Amy Hepinger Billy Henke Heidi Ishman Michael Lastowski Jeff Lieber Charles Miller John Pisor Kimberly Schmek Misty Silvis Diana Wolfgang Douglas Yackovich Lisa Zimmer Joseph Zug Becky Bright Christie Castner Tricka Claypoole Brad Clymer Rob Confer Raymond Crispin Jesse DeGiacomo Tracey Emberg Nicole Frost Jason Furnish Otha Ginkle Sherri Guianen Randy Hale Brian Irvin Timrick Johnson George Kuhl Kim Lewis Paula McClellan Benjamin Pierce Shellie Reichart Kelly Snyder Lori Thacher Ryan Wallace Shawn Wallace Rhoda Weaver Michael Zug Shawn Bauer Melissa Cochran Tammy Cornman Daniel 76 Cussins Leroy Divelbiss Chrystal Grantz Becky Harp Ricky Harp Jimmy Hetrick Sandra Ishman Heather Lewis Steven Luden Harry Marshall Becky McCanna Heidi Motter Tina Motter Valerie Pack Robin Paine Henry Peters Charles Pulit Becky Russell Andrea Schrecengost Tammy Silvis Daisy Spates Wayne Spicer Kyle VanNort Chris Waldon Ken Anderson Jennifer Bach Dee Bailey Sharon Baughman Diana Boyer Shannon Bradybaugh Kim Clow Park Crispin Anita Dempsey Skye Doyon Mia Harp Mellissa Henke Betty McCanna Wendilyn Miller Ruth Ann Muzzy Sheila Nogel Annette Peters Lester Petrycki Brian Popoleo Shawn Reichart Jo Rodgers Annette Scott Bonda Sleppy Michelle Tarr Jennifer Tobolski Cheree Turner Steve Williams Stacie Wilson Inida Washington Mike Andrews Jim Beck Melinda Carbaugh Cindy Cleveland Joy Clymer Bobby Cochran Doug Corbin Kelly Guianen Richard Haynie Melissa Hollis Ty Huth Amy Kuhl Susan Lamison Tina Millward Tammy Montague Robert Pack Frank Petrilla Charlie Sharrow Ann Shick Dina Talbott Barbara Thacher Chris VanNort Chad Weaver Victoria Westermann John Baughman Katie Baxter Debbie Bradybaugh Randy Claypoole Richard Clever William Clow Peggy Cochran Mellissa Fyock Michele Grantz Kelly Gruey Tye Guianen Mellissa Kuhl Paula Lamison Eric Long Sharon Petrycki Robert Pierce Eric Rourke Alan Ruhlman Amy Saxon John Saxon Mellissa Scott Mark Snyder Rebecca Snyder Andy Spicer Steve Turner Charles Williams Michele Zug Todd Boyer Connie Caldwell Beth Carbaugh Matt Cochran Shauna Griffith Rebecca Haslett Richard Hetrick Todd Huth Tim Kimmel Johanna Kuhl John Lastowski Brad Long Regis Luden Michele Mashensic Daren Millward Lisa Montague Dan Nogel Jody Overstake David Payne David Pisor Suzanne Pulit Wendy Robinson Tim Russell Michele Schrecengost Rhonda Sharrow Eric Skibinski Beverly Spates Jackie Sullivan Andrew Tom David Wilson Carmine Andelmo Robert Anderson Lisa Andrews Daniel Bailey Leanne Carbaugh David Clow Amy Cochran Candy Cochran Lorie Cook Nathan Croasmun Adam Eck Sharon Ellis Peter Flechsig Michele Folkrod Michael Goodman Michael Gore Robin Grantz Mark Guzik Mary Johnson Barbara Lamison Chris Lastowski Lori Luden Donna McCanna Steve Miller Renee Nicklas Julie Paine Donna Pisor Todd Plotts Tammy Robinson Amanda Rodgers Amy Schrecengost Bradley Seybert Bryan Seybert William Snyder Shannon Songer Jane Spates Robert Tarr Brenda Thacher Sally Thacher Erik Wilson John Zimmerman 77 Officecs President Michael Gore Vice President Jackie Sullivan Secretary-Treasurer Aimie Cochran Student focum Student Forum is an organization that consists of student councils of different schools in this area. This year, East Forest's officer is Amy Schrecengost, Secretary of Student Forum. The other offices are Chairperson; Vice Chairperson, and Student Advisory Board Representative. Student Forum is intended to bring schools together to discuss problems, happenings, and new ideas concerning their Student Councils. Each month, the Student Forum meetings are hosted by different schools that participate in this organization. An important part of the meetings is the Open Discussion. Some topics of Open Discussion ranged from grades to vandalism. Open Discussion has become very successful. It allows students to express their feelings to other people. It is important for people to become involved in different activities and with other people. Student Forum is just one way that students can be involved. Amy Schrecengost 78 Student Council Sally Thacher, Brad Seybert, Aimie Cochran, Michael Gore, Jackie Sullivan, Renee Nicklas, Buster Snyder, Todd Huth, Melinda Carbaugh, Cindy Cleveland, Mark Snyder, John Baughman, Kyle VanNort, Andrea Schrecengost, Becky Snyder, Becky Haslett, Michele Schrecengost, Katy Baxter, Becky Snyder, Steve Williams, Mia Harp, Brian Popoleo, Missy Cochran, Susie Lamison, Jo Rodgers, Amy Kuhl. A NOTE FROM THE PREZ This year in Student Council we attempted to do many new things. Many ideas were brought to our attention. Many of these suggestions can be used in the future. We have attempted in some ways to increase our school spirit. The Student Body had more spirit this year. The Student Council thanks everyone who helped to build our school spirit. We hope that in the future the Student Council, along with the Student Body, is more successful at achieving their goals. -M.D.G.- Dale Hepler, Eric Rourke, Sherry Petricki, Jackie Sullivan, Mark Snyder, Rob Pierce, Steve Turner, Melinda Carbaugh, Jim Beck, Tina Millward, Beth Carbaugh, Jenny Bach, Sheila Nogel, Cindy Cleveland, Cheree Turner, Aimie Cochran. 'Bofl'N'D 80 Suzanne Pulit Michele Schrecengost Olnlm-munrit Connie Caldwell Jackie Sullivan majnrdtr 81 Lorie, Cook, Tammy Robinson Aimie Cochran, Beth Carbaugh, Jackie Sullivan, Dale Hepler, Rob Pierce, Eric Rourke, Andy Tom D I S T R I C T BAND Rob Pierce, Andy Tom, Eric Rourke 82 SR. HIGH CHORUS Sherry Petrycki, Melissa Kuhl, Melissa Hollis, Barb Thatcher, Ann Shick, Amy Saxon, Mikki Foulkrod, Amy Kuhl, Johanna Kuhl, Connie Caldwell, Mike Andrews, Doug Corbin, Brad Seybert, Jimmy Beck JR. HIGH CHORUS Betty McCanna, Kim Clow, Andrea Schrecengost, Becky Harp, Henry Peters, Lester Petrycki, Jennifer Tobolski, Sheila Nogel, Missy Cochran, Annette Peters, Stacy Wilson, Butch Marshall, Brian Popoleo, India Washington, Anita Dempsey, Dee Bailey, Mia Harp, Jenny Bach, Becky Russell, Skye Doyan, Daisy Spates, Jimmy Hetrick, Sandy Ishman, Annette Scott, Shawn Bauer 83 •' COUNTY chcrus «h Brad Seybert Mikki Foulkrod Connie Caldwell Melissa Kuhl Johanna Kuhl DISTRICT CHORUS Johanna Kuhl Mikki Foulkrod Brad Seybert Most people reed in the beth room George Is different. ★★★★★★ HIGHLIGHTS OF 1984 1985 ••Yoor test paper Is a comedy of errors! ★★★★★★★★★ Save Our Lady Annie May Mock Flection '84 In 19B?, a special Commission was announced by President Ronald Reagan with the charqe of over- seeing the restoration of the Statue of Liberty and r111s Island. Hundreds of millions of dollars are needed to Keep the Torch Lit.” The Bear Cacts Staff and the rast forest students. In conjunction with the Kellogg Company are helpinq to Keep the Torch Lit. The Kellogg Company has launched the Kellogg Schools' Liberty Campaign to help fund the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. With every Kellogq box tops collected by our school, the Kellogg Company will donate so much money to the Statue of Liberty Fund. In total, the Kellogq Company with help from schools such as ours, will donate 500,00B dollars to help the Liberty Campaign.. Cub Facts The Cub Facts is the small paper that Is not sent out to be published. This paper Is copied in the school office. The cost of the Cub Facts Is 10 . The Cub Facts Is a smaller ed- ition of the Bear Facts. This year we have a new member of the Bear Facts staff, her name is Annie May . With her ability and charm she can give helpful suggestions to any problems. She will try very hard to answer all of your letters no matter how complicated they may be. These letters should be held strictly anonomous and please use ficticious names. We would like to thank all those who participated in making this column a success. And we hope to continue to be of help to those who need it. Super Senior Edition Every year the Newspaper Club publishes a newspaper achnowledging seniors. The paper is sold in May and tells a little about the seniors and what each one hopes to accomplish after high school. Happy Ads Something new to the Bear Facts this year is the Happy Ads. The staff of the Bear Facts will print almost anything you'd like to say to someone. Want to say I love you , Congrat- ulations , Happy Birthday , or just anything to that special person? The Happy Ads are sold for only two cents, and are becoming very popular. Every four years, on Election nay, the United States holds the Presidential Election. The Bear facts Staff felt that the students at East Forest should take an active Interest in the Presidential and state candidates for elected offices. Thus, we decided to sponsor our very own Mock lection. With help from the Democratic and Republican Parties, we had people portraying the perspective views of President Reagan and of Walter Mondale. The two respective parties also furnished signs, pins, and propaganda to aide In our election preparation. The actual election was held In Mr. Albaugh's room and classes were called one by one to vote. The actual voting took less than one hour and the ballots were counted by twelve o'clock. All in all, the mock election was a big success and we are thankful for the participation and interest shown. The Pear Facts Staff Jody Ooerstake Brad Seybert Beth Carhaugh Amy Schrecengost Leanne Carhaugh Johanna Kuhl Chris Lastowskl Wendy °oh1nson 85 Athletic Association Chad Weaver, Brad Long, Matt Cochran, Shannon Songer, Pete Flechsig, Michael Gore, Dave Clow, Todd Plotts, Mark Snyder, Brad Seybert. Beth Carbaugh, Erik Wilson, Todd Huth, Frank Petrilla, Chris VanNort, Renee Nicklas, Lori Luden, Lisa Andrews. Cindy Cleveland, Johanna Kuhl, Michele Schrecengost, Wendy Robinson, Amy Kuhl, Peggy Cochran, Suzanne Pulit, Jackie Sullivan, Becky Snyder, Katy Baxter, Buster Snyder, Connie Caldwell, Melinda Carbaugh, Donna McCanna. Candy Cochran, Leanne Carbaugh, Amy Saxon, Tammy Robinson, Kelley Gruey, Lorie Cook. Varsity Club Dave Clow, Lisa Andrews, Lori Luden, Renee Nicklas, Katy Baxter, Suzanne Pulit, Johanna Kuhl, Wendy Robinson, Todd Huth, Eric Long, Sherry Petrycki, Melissa Kuhl, Becky Snyder, Jody Overstake, Michele Schrecengost, Jackie Sullivan, Chris Lastowski, Andy Tom, Mark Snyder, Connie Caldwell, Kelley Gruey, Amy Saxon, Beth Carbaugh, Mandy Rodgers, Erik Wilson, Mark Guzik, Tammy Robinson, Lorie Cook, Candy Cochran, Donna McCanna, Shauna Griffith, Bob Anderson, Brad Long, Leanne Carbaugh, Brad Seybert, Bob Pack, Pete Flechsig, Michael Gore, Dick Hetrick, Todd Plotts, Matt Cochran. 86 B Regis Luden, Steve Miller, Buster Snyder, Pete Flechsig, Michael Gore, Charlie Sharrow, Ty Huth, Dan Bailey, Todd Plotts, Mark Guzik, Tim Russel, Darren Millward, Todd Huth, Mike Andrews, Mr. Wolbert, Chris Van Nort, Doug Corbin, Jim Beck, Lisa Andrews, Lori Luden, Katy Baxter, Becky Snyder. Anita Dempsey, De Bailey, Annette Scott, Jenny Bach, Jody Overstake, Jennifer Tobolski, Ann Shick, Andrea Schrecengost, Shauna Griffith, Betty McCanna, India Washington, Miss Copenhaver, Kim Clow, Melissa Cochran, Becky Harp. P e P C 1 u b 87 JUNIOR HISTORIANS Aimie Cochran, Robb Cochran, Sally Thacher, Chris Lastowski, Dina Talbott, Melinda Carbaugh, John Baughman, Cindy Cleveland, Kyle VanNort, Shelia Nogel. The Junior Historians officers are as follows: Co- presidents, Chris Lastowski, Sally Thacher; Co- Vice-Presidents, John Baughman, Robb Cochran; Treasurer, Aimie Cochran; Secretary, Cindy Cleveland. The Junior Historians at East Forest are members of the Student Historians of Pennsylvania. They have attended conventions in Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Philadelphia, New York City, and Princeton, New Jersey. Members from New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey attend the tri-state conventions. This spring the state convention will be held at York, Pennsylvania. The tri-state convention was held in New York City. The Long Island Marriott served as home base. On Friday, tours were given of Sagamore Hill (Teddy Roosevelt's home) and of Oyster Bay. Saturday the Marienville Jr. Historians were on a whirl-wind walking tour of New York City. They walked along 5th Ave. to Central Park, and down Central Park to Broadway. They spent an hour in Time's Square and an hour at the NBC Studios. The students saw many of the sights of New York, including the stage where Saturday Night Live is shot. Sunday the students went to Bethpage Village and then back into New York City. They went to Battery Park, walked along Wall Street, visited the United Nations Building and drove through Chinatown. The highlight of the trip was visiting Macy's and or the Empire State Building. Leaving New York City, the Jr. Historians had the chance to catch a glimpse at the famous night skyline. The Junior Historians had several fund raisers this year; such as cookie sales, selling candy and bubble gum and having yard sales. Four members of the Jr. Historians were involved in Penn Questers; they were John Baughman, Aimie Cochran, Chris Lastowski, and Sally Thacher. They received a grant from the University of Pennsylvania to research local history. They decided to research the Duhring Camp at Pigeon, Pennsylvania and its evolution of the CCC Camp to POW'S Camp. After receiving the grant, the four members spent a week at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, to learn more on local history. They had to attend classes on how to research local history and had walking tours through historic Philadelphia. The Marienville Penn Questers are presenting a program to the community. They made a slide show i of the Duhring Camp. They had to contact many people in the community. The four members thank] everyone who had helped them. 8fl Twirlers Lorie Cook, Mrs. Neiderriter, Missy Henke, Diana Boyer, Missy Fyock, Becky Russell, Valerie Pack, Sandy Ishman, Tina Motter, Annette Peters, Heidi Motter, Skye, Doyan, Ruth Muzzy, Tammy Robinson, Stacy Wilson, Missi Zug, Robin Paine, Daisy Spates, Mia Harp, Tammy Silvis, Paula Lamison. Lorie Cook 1984 District and State Champion Trivial Pursuit Joy Clymer, Dale Hepler, Steve Turner, Eric Rourke, Charles Williams, Mr. Blackmon. In Trivial Pursuit Club the topics we talk about are: ‘Geography ‘Entertaintment ‘Arts and Literature ‘Science and Nature ‘Sports and Leisure 89 Sharon Baughman Amy Kuhl Jo Rogers Susie Lamison Miss Siviy Future Teachers Of America Aimie Cochran Sharon Ellis Barb Lamison Renee Nicklas Donna Pisor Brenda Thacher Sally Thacher Officers Co-Presidents: Sharon Ellis Barb Lamison Vice-President: Sally Thacher Sec. Treas. Aimie Cochran Instructional Materials Club 90 The sound of the Hacky Sack Club reverberated through the gymnasium as thirty jumping, twisting, kicking, puffing participants plied their skills in groups of similar abilities. All levels of expertise could be witnessed from those still serving with the aid of their hands to those capable of serving from behind their back over their heads using only their feet (Erik, Bob, Beth, Rhonda, Mandy.) Regardless of skill levels, everyone participated and seemed to enjoy what could be either very strenuous or relaxing exercise. Hacky Sack Club Matt Cochran,Rich Clever, Tim Kimmel, Bill Clow, John Zimmerman, Carmine Andelmo, Sherry Petrycki, Eric Long, Alan Ruhlman, Dan Nogel, Dick Hetrick, Bob Tarr, Adam Eck, Andy Spicer, Brian Popoleo, Tye Guianen, John Saxon, Andy Tom, Ken Anderson, Randy Claypoole, Beth Carbaugh, Rick Harp, Jim Hetrick, Steve Luden, Butch Marshall, Park Crispin, Lisa Montague, Mike Goodman, Bob Anderson, Erik Wilson, Rhonda Sharrow, Mandy Rodgers. Ski Club Buster Snyder Dave Clow Mr. Thorton Mark Snyder Nate Croasmun Todd Plotts Todd Huth Kelley Gruey Amy Saxon Jody Overstake Becky Snyder Beth Carbaugh John Baughman Brad Seybert Katie Baxter Rob Pierce Leanne Carbaugh 91 BRIDGE CLUB Tammy Montague Vicki Westerman Frank Petrilla Barbara Thacher Chad Weaver Advisor, Mr. Kemble ENVIRONMENT CLUB Wayne Spicer, Shaun Bauer, Charlie Pulit, Leroy Divelbiss, Debbie Bradybaugh, Missy Scott, Beverly Spates, Johanna Khul, Melissa Khul, Danny Cussins, Henry Peters, Brad Long, Steve Williams, Mr. Hritz. 92 ARREVERDERCI ROMA ARREVERDERCI ROMA Where were you when the lights went out? Many of us were trying to make the best of a bad situation and make the best of it we did! Mr. Kemble and his juniors put much work into 1984's prom and their efforts must be congratulated. The theme lavishly portrayed Rome with its majestic pillars and Roman inscriptions. The ta- ble settings consisted of white tapered candles surrounded by orchid, white and lavender flow- ers. A glance around the room depicted a gleam- ing bird bath, the setting arrangements for the crowning of the king and queen, and the photo taking area. All of these were colorfully accented with purple streamers. The highlight of the evening was at 10:00 p.m. but, a short time before an electrical storm caused a power failure and the use of the emergency lighting was necessary. Spectators, despite the bad weather, anxiously awaited the crowning of the king and queen. The court consisted of Gary Schrecengost, Lisa Pedder, Todd Nicklas, Tracie Uzelac, and crowned King and Queen were Kraig Gaston and Lissy Rodgers. Lisa Pedder, Gary Schrecengost, Michael Gore, Craig Gaston, Lissy Rodgers, Renee Nicklas, Todd Nicklas, Tracie Uzlac. 94 HONOR AMERICA WEEK S Mr. Vinopal Advisor 1985 v V I Qoeg Student Coordinators: Chris Lastowski Michele Schrecengost Guest Speaker: Congressman William Clinger BORN IN THE U.S.A. % Varsity Basketball Dick Hetrick, Pete Flechsig, Todd Plotts, Buster Snyder, Michael Gore, Todd Huth. Shannon Songer, Ken Anderson, Dave Clow, Brad Long, Doug Corbin. Coach: Mr. Wolbert. F TV I 102 J.V. Basketball Chad Weaver, Doug Corbin, Brad Long, Todd Huth. Ken Anderson, Chris Van Nort, Matt Cochran, Mark Snyder. 103 SENIOR LETTERMEN 104 Brad Long LETTERMEN Todd Huth Doug Corbin 105 Dick Hetrick :Me Gonna Win Bears Are Coming, We re Gonna Win, Nothing's Gonna Slow Us Down! We're Here To Fight, Gonna Do It Right, Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now! Say, Nothing's Gonna Stop Us . . . Now! Power Power, It's What We've Got! We've Got The Power! Power, Power, Power Bears! KEMBLE'S U •its excelled ITS NOT THE S«5r the bear in the nw ITS THE SIZE OF TV FIGHT IN THE BEAR Fever We've Got Fever, It's Spread'in Real Fast, We Caught It From The Spirit That's Gonna Last, eed You To HUH pread It Around. . Fever . . . Catch It Right sM VARSITY BASKETBALL Suzanne Pulit, Connie Caldwell, Melinda Carbaugh, Amy Kuhl, Cindy Cleveland, Becky Snyder, Wendy Robinson, Coach Vinopal, Jackie Sullivan, Renee Nicklas, Lori Luden, Lisa Andrews, Katy Baxter, Chris Lastowski, Manager, Michele Schrecengost 107 letiermen Jackie Sullivan % — J Katy Baxter Becky Snyder You gotta want that win You gotta be mobile agile hostile Connie Caldwell Suzanne Pulit Wendy Robinson 108 JV BASKETBALL Coach: Mrs. Swartz, Wendy Robinson, Connie Caldwell, Suzanne Pulit, Michele Schrecengost, Katy Baxter, Becky Snyder, Melinda Carbaugh, Amy Kuhl, Cindy Cleveland, Peggy Cochran. 109 0 • m Both the B guys teams r High School I teams finished this season with excellent records. The girls and ade it to the District 10 Playoffs! The games were played in Meadville at the ■(■«I wlfisf j5 The boys finished their regular season with a 12-9 record. The Bears met the Sheffield Wolverines in the first game of Playoff action. The Bears led the attack almost the entire game. Sheffield gave East Forest a scare though in the final seconds when they took the lea it n oin ar amelfta ake nniiy baske®ast game. East Forest played their third and final game against Sharon Kennedy Christian. Here the Bears did not show their true colors in this game. The Bears lost to a very disapponting score of 81-49. We were very proud of our boys this year!!! The East Forest girls completed their regular season with a 10-8 record by winning their last 5 games. This record carried them to the Playoffs where they met a verv good Conneaut Lake team The Bears suffered an upsetting loss of 34-74. The girls gave thei very best, never giving up, as was evident throughout the entire season. Both teams should be congratulated for their fine seasons. The yearbook staff would especially like to congratulate Mrs. Swartz on a great job as the new J.V. coach, and Mr. Vinopal for inspiring his Varsity team to the playoffs. Both the coaches and the teams did an excellent! job and we are proud of them. rr JU m 110 BASEBALL Coach Mr. Long 1984- 1985 Brad Long Doug Corbin Dave Clow Shannon Songer Todd Plotts Pete Flechsig Michael Gore Buster Snyder Chad Weaver Erik Wilson Chris Van Nort Frank Petrilla Mark Snyder Mat Cochran Bill Clow m BASEBALL LETTERMEN Pete Flechsig, Buster Snyder, Erik Wilson, Todd Plotts, Dave Clow Coach Long SOFTBALL Mandy Rodgers, Wendy Robinson, Chris Lastowski, Renee Nicklas, Jacki Sullivan, Lori Luden, Lisa Andrews, Jody Overstake, Tammy Robinson, Leanne Carbaugh, Beth Carbaugh, Joanna Kuhl, Melissa Kuhl, Michele Schrecengost, Connie Caldwell. 113 SCFT BALL 114 Tammy Robinson tr—i co CPAOTKEEPEPS Ken Anderson, Shannon Songer, Brad Seybert, Beth Carbaugh, Shauna Griffith, Donna McCanna. 115 Melissa Scott, Johanna Kuhl, Michelle Foulkrod, Jody Overstake. Crxtzo CHEERLEADERS 116 KELLEY GRUEY LEANNE CARBAUGH CANDY COCHRAN TAMMY ROBINSON LORIE COOK So me on guys! Alright! CHEERLEADERS BEAR FEVER. CATCH ITU! Malissa Hollis Amy Saxon Sherry Petrycki Melissa Kuhl This was the first year that we've had a squad for both the girls' and boys' teams. The squads are smaller than in other years, but with much hard work we've overcome the problem of size. The boys' squad is made up of four seniors and a sophomore. The girls' squad is made up of three sophomores and a freshman. We held our annual flower sale in February. Some of the profit from the sale was used to buy flowers on Parent's Night for both the Boys' and Girls' B- ball teams. In the pep assemblies we tried a few new things to TRY TO BOOST the pep of our fans. We had Mr. Wolbert, two girls, and two boys do a cheer with us. The band played in a couple assemblies. We had the fans try to raise the SPIRIT OF E.F. We tried very hard to get the fans going, and thank those who did participate. Over-all, the season was great. We've had a lot of fun cheering for our teams. We want to wish the coaches and the teams good luck next year. Also, we'd like to express our thanks to our advisors, Mr. Kemble and Miss Copenhaver. 117 CHEERLEADERS LETTERMEN Senior Tammy Robinson Senior Lorie Cook Sophomore Amy Saxon Senior Candy Cochran Senior Leanne Carbaugh Sophomore Kelli Gruey ★ ★★★★ j East Forest Boys J Return 4 Starters Basketball I review ::z: East Forest Girls “With our strong nucleus of returning players, we are look- ing forward to a fine season, barring unusual circumstances — injuries, teachers’ strikes, etc,” says coach Kerry Wolbert. Making the playoffs is only the Bears’ second goal — the first is to do their best always and the third is to have fun. But qualifying for the playoffs may tougher this year than last for the Bears because only two independents in the district are eligible. East Forest would have had five starters back, but one of the others, Dennis Crawford, moved to Philadelphia. Dick Hetrick, a 5-11 Junior, and Eric Long, a 5-9 sophomore, also will see a lot of action, Wolbert says. “We are also hop- ing for added depth from Juniors Todd Huth, Brad Long, Tim Kimmel and Matt Cochran, and some of our younger players. Mark Snyder, Frank Petrilla, Doug Corbin, Chad Weaver abd Chris Van fjort may also help.” Despite the Bears’ lack of size, Wolbert believes his team will baye a stronger front line this year than last. So Wolbert will have to make •V M- ■K “Our goal is to improve with each game and be the best team we can be by season s end,” Vinopal says. “The key to our success will be playing as a team, being consistent, and win- ning on the road. If we can get these things done we can reach the playoffs as an independent.” The four returning seniors are 5-10 Renee Nicklas, 5-9 lx ri Lu- den. 5-8 Chris l astowski. and 5-6 Lisa Andrews. Luden and An- drews were both UAVL All-Star selections last year. Those four are expected to eventually be joined in the start- ing lineup by 5-6 junior Jackie Sullivan, who is recovering from a foot injury. Until Sullivan is at full strength, the fifth starter will be one of two sophomores — 5-7 Katy Baxter or 5-6 Becky Snyder. East Forest Team Wins East Forest Girls Dow II Franklin Girls Lose, But T • • • , o, in • Grove, E. Forest Post Wins YJ UblllLl 5t. r rancis o i ¥ i Snyder, Gore Lead Jlj r East Forest, 97-71 ♦ +«¥+ � « MARIENVILLE - Renee Nicklas corded 16 points and Lisa Andrews added 13 as East Forest tripped Kane, 51-49, last night in non-league girls’ basket- ball. East Forest upped Its record to 3-4, even though leading scor- er Lori Luden was injured in the second quarter and didn’t play the rest of the way. Heidi Detrick led Kane with 23 points. East Forest also won the Jay- vee game, 30-28, behind Becky Snyder’s 16 points. Girls Basketball 10 Snyder’s 35 Points Lead do with 6-0 Pete Flechsig, 6-1 HP 1 O . • 1 4 Mike Gore, 5-7 Todd Plotts and OeaTS 1 O O t ll Ol raiffll 6-0 Buster Snyder, along with another letterman, 5-10 Dave Clow. All are seniors. MARIENVILLE - Buster Snyder scored 36 points, leading East Forest to an 82-63 win over in non- Playoffs j East r orest to an 82-63 f | ( I o pinn West Forest last night ▼ !!• v j ■ Cl I I 11 league boys’ basketball. E. Forest Boys Win Winner Sheffield Ousted e. Forest From Playoffs Girls Near Playoffs EAST FOREST — Andrews 3 0 1, Lastowaki 0 0 0. Luden 5 0 10, Nicklas 5 2 12, Sullivan 1 0 2, Barter 1 0 2. Snyder 1 0 2. Totals: 16 2 34 CONNEAUT LAKE - Footer 8 2 18. ElweU 2 3 7, Kuhn 7 7 21, Ream 10 3 23. Johnson 0 2 2. Hood 1 1 3. Totals: 28 18 74 E. Forest 2 10 18 6-34 22 23 23 6—74 e'6 ♦ MEADVILLE - The Sheffield Wolverines had two regular season wins over the East Forest Bears and thought they had their number. But the Bears had Buster Snyder. It was Snyder the Bears turned to when they needed a game- winning shot Wednesday night in the opening round of the District Ten Class A basketball playoffs, and the six-foot senior delivered, calmly swishing a Jump shot from the foul line to give his team a 64-63 upset victory. Sheffield, which had scored 81-70 and 92-63 victories over East Forest earlier in the season, had to scratch and claw to get the “prefered playoff spot.” which a date with the Bears was supposed to have been. But there was no soft touch awaiting the Wolverines, who found themselves playing catch-up most of the night. The Bears. 13-9, will Linesville, 20-2, in the semifinal contest Tuesday. SHEFFIELD (15-8) --.u Croiior. 6 2 tr., forword take T)n Govl r, 5-10 tr.. forword district •� � '•• « •' • r Dunham. 5 9 tr.. guard • r... Lubold. 6-0 tr.. guard 4MMMMF The win evened the Bears’ record at 8-8, and gave them a chance to qualify for the District 10 Class A playoffs. East Forest needs a .500 record, and has two games left. The win also gave East Forest its first two-game season sweep over the Squaws since 1980. EAST FOREST (12-9) Mika Cora. 6-1 tr.. forword Buttar Snydvr. 4 0 tr.. forword Pot Flochtig. 4-0 tr.. contor Todd Plotft. 5-7 tr.. guord Dovo Clow. 5-10.. tr. guord ★ ★★★★ ♦ 119 121 DO YOU REMEMBER? Saturday Nights . . . Playoffs . . . Practice . . . Senior Trip . . . Forest . . . Dances . . . Mr. Doughnut . . . Bus Rides . . . Crash . . . Sub Launch . . . Tomatoes . . . Dennis . . . Research Papers . . . Tribe . . . Eggs . . . Trails . . The Boss . . . Parties . . . River . . . Everlasting Flame . . . Mrs. Ochs . . Proms ... 63 Impala . . . Dirty Bingo . . . Golden Noodle . . . Skiing . . . Game Room . . . Graduation . . . Grad Practice . . . EMT . . . Halloween Party . . . Food Fights . . . Talent Show . . . Clarion . . . Soliciting . . . Pictures . . . Honor America Week . . . Spirit Week . . . Parking Lots . . . Salmon Creek . . . Playoffs . . . MACA . . . Life Guarding . . . Erie . . . Court Yard . . . Rumble Strips . . . Pool . . . Pittsburgh . . . Legs . . Sweatshirts . . . Engagements . . . Slam Dance . . . Let's Go Crazy . Electrical Outlets . . . Go For It! . . . . Marlin Perkins . . . Dr. Joyce Trip . . . Strut . . . Twisted Sister . Prom Decorating . . . Kemble's House . Vo-Tech . . . Speeches . . . M.J. . . . Grey I Mustard And Ketchup . . . Yearbook . . Back Of The Bus . . . Peturbed . . . . Class Trips . . . Playoffs . . . Moonwalk . . . Hurts So Good . . . Junior Historian Hacky Sack Jr. Kinzua Dam . . . Big Bertha . . . Motherhen . . . Cramming For Tests .0T 1st Period English Drake Well . . . Shop Coats . . . Red Stallion . . . Bus Rides With Spencer . June 24 . . . Canoeing . . . Rolaids . . . January 20 . . . Pizza Hut . . . Hershey Kisses . . . Winterfest '82 . . . Vav . . . Mr. Tweety ... It Was Fashionable . . . July 4th . . . Swimming . . . Basketball ... I Hate That . . . Grey Jacket . . . Sally Sprayed Mr. Vavreck In The Face With Water . . . Gremlins . . . The Mausoleum . . . Canoeing With Tammy . . . Seagertown . . . Warren Burger King . . . Snowball Fights . . . Beverly Hills ► Cop . . . P.O.D. . . . Oh I Get It . He-He-He-He ... I Really Hate That . Horse . . . Pep Assemblies . . . Good Times . . . Little Junior . . . Bryan ) Adams . . . Tip Was A Good Old Dog . . . Sportsmens Picnic . . . j Donna's House . . . The Cars . . . Washing Uniforms . . . The PU's . . . Camo . . . ET . . . Shena . . . D.W.O. The Chicken . . . Hershey Kisses . . . Break Dance . . . King Of The Mausoleum . . . No Fingernail . . . MacGregor . . . Reeshrere . . . Accounting . . . The Wee People . . . New ) Year's Eve '85 . . . Lost Money . . . Splish Splash . . . Moldy Spoon . . . Messy Lockers . . . Gum Collection . . . Flying Trays . . . Eddie And The ) Cruisers . . . Madonna ... Ice Skating ... Ice Cream . . . Moose . . . ► Project X . . . Electrical Storms . . . Hershey Serenades . . . Mr. D. . . . Elk . . . Sea World . . . Pennies . . . Grouch . . . Playoffs . . . k Substitutes . . . Itching Powder . . . The Beach . . . 167 Days . . . Old Tip . Good Times . . . Clowns . . . Spectator Buses . . . Scott Burns . . . Tap . . . Pink Shoes . . . 64-63 . . . Done To Death . . . 1000 Points . . . Pig Out! The Three Billy Goats . . . Philadelphia . . . Junior Hystericals . . . Snow Days . . . Headin' For The Hills . . . Brownie Points . . . Indinca . . Purple Mercedes . . . Deadlines . . . Roses . . . 7th Grade . . . Fridays . . . Romance . . . Farewells . . . The Class Of 1985 . . . Farewell My Friends, It's Time For Us To Go. We Shall Miss You More Than You Will Ever Know. We Must Now Stretch Our Wings And Fly To The Highest Peaks, To Fulfill Our Never-Ending Needs. Hopefully, Through Time, We Shall Discover Ourselves And The Full Impact Of Our Lives On Others. It's A Big Step, But We Have To Take It To Prove We Can Make It. We Do Have The Potential To Make It Work Out. 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WARREN, PA 145 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 DZJWMjOF VOWINCKEL TIRES 305 Main Street (814) 723-4361 PrOMPT pROFessiONai SeRVICE □auton Tires Valentine Disposal SERVING WARREN COUNTY SINCE 1920 Clarion, Pa. 16214 fu to zSound Phone 814-226-7290 JOHN KRUEGER Manager Radio haek DULIR 112 PENNA AVE W WARREN.PA 16365 HALLERS ELECTRONIC APPLIANCE SHOPPING CENTER 837 9750 llek's better Furniture FRYBURG, PA. Sporting Goods • Groceries • Gift Shop 68 FRALEY ST. KANE. PA 16735 632 Elm Street - Rt. 62 N Tionesta, PA 16353 Menahem 8 Tania Thalkar (814) 755-4475 Scenic Guided Tours 503 MAIN STREET CLARION. PA 16214 PHONE 814 226 8028 800-672-7120 SHERMAN CLARINGT0N COUNTRY STORE CHRYSLER DODGE inc Eost Moin Street, Clarion Phone 814-226-9550 CLARINGTON. PA 15828 JIM AND DEBBY HAUSER 752-2993 146 VIDEO MOVIES Come See Your Favorite A lovies Look For Our New Locations Join Our Movie Club Hundreds Of Movies In Stock 147 WE RENT AND SELL VCR'S, VHS, BETA, DISC MOVIES, BLANK TAPES, AND ACCESSORIES. BEST WISHES CLASS or 85 Congressman Clinger Committee P.O. 631 Warren, PA 16365 AUTO TRUCK REPAIRS OPEN TILL DARK 7 DAYS Smeltzer Auto Wrecking 24 HOUR TQWINB) SlGEL. PA. 158 60 UTO IPARTS 726-2368 726-2520 726-2521 PA State Inspections Mike Gumpher, Mechanic Rich Smeltzer, Owner (814) 752-2983 Congratulations Seniors! Best Wishes Seniors Confer's Garage R.D. 1 Sigel, PA From Truman's Store (814) 927-8650 148 Meridian Exploration Corp. Pittsburgh, PA Star Route 2 Box 121 Marienville, PA 16239 (814) 927-6635 Robert Kunselman Agency 309 Elm St., Tionesta, PA 118 Main St., Tidioute, PA See Us For All Your Insurance Needs Robert Kunselman Stewart Kunselman Jan Perry Tionesta 755-4455 or 755-4480 Tidioute 484-3531 Mangione Garage Nancy Lee Wilson's Beauty Salon Congratulations Seniors! Nancy Lee Wilson's Beauty Salon 121 W. Spruce Street Marienville, PA 16239 (814) 927-8201 sales and service Rt. 6...Tiona, Pa. 16352 726' 0881... 726 - 0891 149 —- 755-3531 BRookville Qun Shop 58 BARnett St. FOREST HARDWARE BRookville, pa. 1 5825 OaviC) m. manlev 814-849-3040 RICHARD D. JOHNSON ELM STREET Manager TIONESTA. PENNA. 16353 a The Complete t. Hobby-Craft Shop SALES • SERVICE £ 1 . RENTALS • INSTRUCTIONS • THE LAUREL SHOP 176 MAIN ST. BROOKVILLE, PA. 15825 ( iauttuufcui TTtcoUc COMPLETE MUSICAL SUPPLIES JOHN P DAVIS Proprietor ELSIE LIONEL WHETSON 814-849-7802 2ND AT MAIN ST. LIBERTY AT SECOND ST. JAMESTOWN, NY. W701 WARREN, PA. 16365 PHONE (716) 484-0179 (814) 726-1020 • • Adjacent to Truman s Store i AM I : -.W i nfl . . c r DEALERS WELCOME SIGEL INDOOR FLEA MARKET vT-coriiit Cr reeaaoui e P.O. BOX 105, Sigel. PA 814-752-6108 SUMMER HOURS WINTER HOURS ■ Tues. Thurs, Fri Sat Fri -Sat. ' 10-6 10-8 106 10-8 : Uromo o 1 2 ho s- i cam UUarvens finest Darlene’s Barber (814) 744-8501 Shop Sheffield, PA o4gnew ‘TQadio SALES SERVICE (814) 968-5982 12 Center Street VON E AGNEW 147 MAIN Owner LEEPER. PA. 16233 150 SNYDER'S GARAGE Donald F. Snyder Snydersburg, PA 16257 226-7046 24 hr. towing PA insp. car cycle CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF '85 LEE HOUSE 100 Leather St. Sheffield, PA 16347 968 - 5668 wolf FURNITURE CO. South 5th Ave. Extension, Box 225 Clarion, PA 16214 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO 114 Main Street Brookville, PA 15825 849-8021 CONGRATULATION SENIORS ! Russell City Store De Young, PA 16728 968 - 9930 SAWMILL RESTAURANT RT. 66 86 Leeper, PA soft ice cream pizza cold beer to go take out orders HRS. 6:30-12:00 7 DAYS A WK. Compliments of : OIL CITY ARMY STORE 112 Center St. Oil City, PA 16301 (814) 677 - 3055 COLLEGIO ITALIAN RESTAURANT NEW YORK STYLE ITALIAN SUBS 518 Main Street, Clarion CALL: CROCE AT 226-5421 The 814-849-5338 1 75 Main Street Brookville PA 15825 PUBLISHERS Jeffefgonian Pemotfat The Brookvifle American 152 R. JAMES SMATHERS AGENCY INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Pennwood Trailer Sales, Inc. R JAMES SMATHERS. C.L.U 400 MAIN STREET CLARION PA 16214 PHONE 814-226-6440 “COMPLETE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CENTER” DICK ANDRE LEEPER. PA 16233 PRESIOENT 814)744-8589 Tad Oaks Neatest Little Store In The WoodsI Rt 666 Between Sheffield Marienville Life - Accident • Hospitalization Cancer • Disability - l.R.A. JOAN A FLECHSIG Sales Representative American General Life Insurance Daily 10-6 Closed Wednesday Bus: (814) 968-5558 814-676-1884 18 Seneca St. Oil City. PA 16301 HOURS: 6:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. lo 2:00 A.M. ta. REALTOR Res Phone 814-927-8644 Bus. Phone 814 676 1884 PENN FOREST REAL ESTATE, INC. 306 main Street. P.O. Box 669 Clarion. Pennsylvania 16214 BOX 98 LEEPER, PA. 16233 PHONE: 744-9960 OFFICE (814) 226-5440 RES. (814) 226-8694 FOOLS CREEK STORE Antiques if it it ROUTE 666 TRUEMANS. PA. V IlkMini i is i Hours 9:00 - 5:00 Saturday and Sunday Mon. thru Fri. Chanca or Appt. MARGARET M. STAMM, Prop. Shtffipld, Pa. 16347 Jfljj J I .; I J I. OCHS LUMBER CO., INC. LUCINDA, PA. 16235 LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES 153 Experience tfie Great I SEARS, HILLS, The bon-ton...and many other specialty shops. RTS 257 and 322 CRANBERRY, PA SHOPPING HOURS 10 AM-9PM Mon-Sat. 12PM -5PM SUN Sun. HALLTON SPORTSMAN LODGE THE BELLY BUSTER 154 Slump’s ■Harinuarr SERVlliTAR WHERE SERVICE STARS.. fflarmtutU?, $a. K Qc N BOAT SALES EVINRUDE MOTORS BOATS - TRAILERS - CANOES PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SERVICE RTE. 36-8 MILE NORTH BROOKVILLE SIGEL, PA. 15860 PH. 814-752-2449 Smooth Sailing to the Class of '85 C? e o from the moo © J to you Mootka Mo+Uf Mongs Dairy Co. Seneca, PA 155 STEREO FM RADIO Telephone 927-6685: 927-6686 Kane: 837-7180 JOHN G. HIPPS, M.D. FAMILY PHYSICIAN Marienville Medical Center Marienville PA 16239 A c WMKX-FM W1 SERVING THOUSANDS OF LISTENERS V EACH DAY! We invite you to let the Magic of your Music help you sell your products and services . . . Call 849-8100 Brookville, Pa. pointing COMPLETE SERVICE •(,rnphi '.r« niv« •T pej elling l.ti oui l)i� (inr(i «‘ ( oinmrn ial • dv« rli ing 6.5 Him St. luHH'SUl. 1 11. 755-4900 ANDRING’S RED WHITE STORE MARIENVILLE. PA. 16239 MARGARET J. ANDRING, OWNER LEO T. ANDRING. MANAGER 927 6420 927 8809 156 BEER ALL POPULAR BRANDS POP TIONESTA BEVERAGE CO. 646 ELM STREET TIONESTA, PA. 16353 ICE Phone: (814 ) 755-35 72 Cook Energy Co., Inc. Oil and Gas Exploration Good Luck to the Seniors of 1985 4 Deer Meadow Campground 70 Scenic Acres Surrounded by Cook Forest Class A” Camping May 1 to October 15 Located on the Blacktop Road Between Vowinckel and Cooksburg Phone 1814) 927-8125 Mailing Address — Star Route William Heeter Family: Owner Cooksburg. PA 16217 (814) 927-6903 mm 'fZcteit y. Sttydet Box 366 Marienville, PA 16239 For All Your Insurance Needs Brad Johnson Representative R D. 2, Box 226, Shippenville. PA 16254 Phone: (814) 226-8820 Res 226-4438 ft | NATIONWIDE 1 I INSURANCE ’ -viFs Nationwide is on your side R. McCabe Drug, Inc. 229 Main Street yZ7 Brookville, PA. Q 849-7300 —rXSSe9' BCS BENNY'S CEMENT SERVICE REDI-MIX CONCRETI SAND - GRAVEL • LIMESTONE RD 2 • SHIPPENVILLE. PA 16254 MARIENVILLE BEVERAGECO. Beer Pop Ice Chips Cigarettes Marienville, PA 16239 814-927-6900 creative photography 306 Main Street Clarion. Pa 16214 (8141 226 7906 PH. (814) 226-6320 Ron Betty Lee Weaver j Melanie Parker 'kJcUa U cLi, QcuU uf. 0 dUt Sigel Star Route, Box 140 Brookville, Pa. 15825 (814) 849-3200 158 Main Street Tionesta, PA TOM GREENLEE ► REST COUNTY SI'ORTS CENTER Onvis (s Pendleton TIONESTA. PA. 10393 Pm 014.755-3744 Phone: (814) 755-3519 [TheKNOTHOE -Gift Shoppe FAULKNER PLAZA Tionesta, Pa Pa. Rt. 68 Exit 9N Pa. 1-80 Clarion, Pennsylvania Phone 814-226-8888 Jim Carroll Seven Seas Pools POOLS CHEMICALS ACCESSORIES AUTHORIZED COLLECO DEALER Rt. 322 W. Clarion 814-226-7428 West Hickory Beverage COLD BEER, POP, AND ICE. West Hickory, PA. 493-9941 CLARION AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO., INC. CLARION BRANCH 1227 EAST MAIN STREET CLARION, PA. 16214 PHONE: 814 226-7710 good year Auto , Truck Farm Skidder Tires 723-3950 JOHNSON'S KEYSTONE SERVICE 159 ■ AM IS AT NANSEN PH. 814 837-6260 OPEN SUNDAY LEGAL BEVERAGES, HOME COOKED FOOD ROUTE 66, KANE, PA 160 CLARION, PA. BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1985 FROM COMET FOOD WAREHOUSE BLUE JAY INN ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES - FINE FOODS Dot Tom Alderson, Owners Darren Jill Huddlson, Management New Dining Room And Salad-Bar 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Friday and Saturday Sunday 1:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Closed Mondays If you've tried the rest, now try the BEST! Snowmobile Trails Trout Streams Route 666 8 Mile West of Sheffield, Pa. Ferringer's Flowers 168 Main Street Brookville, PA Great Expections 232 Penna. Ave. W. Warren, PA Keystone Oilfield Supply Route 6 West, Box 547 Sheffield, PA Frosty Chalet P.O Box 282 Tiona, PA Matson Insurance Co. 132 Main Street Brookville, PA Clarion Candy Co. Shippenville, PA Glen Sand Gravel Box 61 Corsica, PA Judy Siegel's Fabrics Gifts RD 1 Lucinda, PA Long Acres Potato Farm RD 1, Box 167 Tionesta, PA Hippert Ford, Inc. Route 36 Tionesta, PA Bud's Place RD 3 Marienville, PA BEST WISHES TC TEE CLASS CE 19§5 from the 1985 marien staff Big THE Country Campgrounds 1II 4 1 340 Main Street Sigel, PA. Clarion, PA 16214 814-226-4534 1b2 Bob's Trading Post Gray Co., Real Estate Kane, PA Brookville, PA Market Basket Bernie's Bakery Kane, PA Brookville, PA Texas Hot Lunch DeMans, Inc. Kane, PA Brookville, PA Mid-Town Motel Tonell's Jewelry Gifts Tionesta, PA Brookville, PA Blum's General Merchandise Levi Epstein Sons Tionesta, PA Warren, PA Leeper Red White Biekarck Music House Leeper, PA Warren, PA Country Store in Leeper N. K. Wendleboe Co. Leeper, PA Warren, PA Tionesta Builders Supply Gahring Optical Shippenville, PA Warren, PA Golden Dawn Bonavita Bonavita, Attorney Clarion, PA Warren, PA Edward Appliance Store Brown Shoe Store Clarion, PA Warren, PA Ron Seidle Plaza Restaurant Clarion, PA Warren, PA Brown's Boot Shop Sundahl Co. Insurance Clarion, PA Kane, PA Paul A. Weaver Jewelry Kane True Value Sporting Clarion, PA Kane, PA Coursan's Plumbing Heating Roy B. Constable Stores Clarion, PA Kane, PA Allegheny Power Products Inc. Arcade Restaurant Shippenville, PA Kane, PA The Carpet Barn Wilshire's Flower Gift Shop Clarion, PA Clarion, PA 163 Ditz's Clarion, PA Byerly Tire Brookville, PA William R. Strong Clarion, PA Reed Milling Co. Brookville, PA Forest Products, Inc. Marienville, PA Guthrie Arco Brookville, PA Fred's Barber Shop Marienville, PA Brookville Lumber Co. Brookville, PA Marienville Sports Center Marienville, PA MacBeth's Cabins Inc. Cooksburg, PA Chestnut Burr Taxidermy Marienville, PA Park Lumber Co. Brookville, PA Saddle 'N Things Marienville, PA S S Tire Brookville, PA Harp's Forest Gift Shop Marienville, PA Ray L. Way Men's Wear Oil City, PA Helen Marie's Beauty Shoppe Marienville, PA Wein's Brookville, PA Patterson's Tavern Marienville, PA Farmer's Inn Sigel, PA Barnhart-Davis Co. Sheffield, PA Knepshield Trucking Co. Sigel, PA The Valley Publishing Co. Sheffield, PA Discoveries Crafts Antiques Sigel, PA The Pour House Sheffield, PA Cockie Walmer, General Repairs Sigel, PA Brookville Exxon Brookville, PA David G. Matson, Attorney Brookville, PA Garden Fresh Fruit Market Brookville, PA Steele Electric Co. Brookville, PA Agway Inc. Brookville, PA Love Bros. Jewelers Brookville, PA 164 JOSTENS