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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

ALMA MATER As we look over your record. We are proud of you. We'll defend your honor. East Forest, In whate'er we do. Hail! all hail, dear East Forest High School. Hear our echoes ring! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Hail! all hail, we sing. 1986 MARIEN THE BEST OF TIMES TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Sections . Page 2-5 Seniors .............Page 6-26 Underclassmen .... Page 27-38 Faculty .............Page 39-50 Elementary .......... Page 51-60 Activities .......... Page 61-86 Sports..........Page 87-122 Ads .................Page 123-127 Suzanne Pulit Wendy Robinson Melinda Carbaugh Officers Co-Editors-Jackie Sullivan Becky Haslett Business Manager-Michele Schrecengost Joy Clymer Photographer-Connie Caldwell, Vicky Westerman Staff Todd Huth Our Memories Of Yesterday Will Last A Lifetime 2 To You As Recognition Of Your Time And Effort In Helping To Make These Years The “Best Of Times ' is Yearbook To Our Parents: Thanks For The Rides: To Practice To Games To Dances To Banquets To School-When We Missed The Bus. Thanks For The Words: Of Encouragement Of Praise Of Wisdom Of Discipline-When We Missed The Mark. Thanks For Being There: Through The Good Times Through The Bad Times Through The Best Of Times. With Love and Admiration, Your Children To Our Teachers: Thanks For Your Time: As Teacher As Coach As Advisor As Chaperone As Counselor-And General Know It All. Thanks For Caring Enough: To Listen To Our Ideas To Correct Our Mistakes To Develop Our Skills To Encourage Our Talents- We Didn't Know We Had. Thanks For Helping Us: Through The Fun Times Through The Tough Times Through The Best Of Times. With Respect and Affection, Your Students The Class Of 1986 ClyY sr Co-'U ajL gf President Name: Todd Michael Huth Nicknames: Tud Birthdate: 9 20 68 Goals: To be the best that I can be. Favorite Place: Where two wheels can take you. Favorite Saying: What if'n?, I guess!! Vice-President Name: Beth Ann Carbaugh Nickname: Bethann, Betsy Birthdate: 9 05 68 Goals: I plan to go to college and major in Occupational Therapy. Favorite Place: Camp nine road, my room. Favorite Saying What a Goo- ber!!, Wiener, Yamy, What are you thinking?? Secretary Name: David Frank Payne Nicknames: David Birthdate: 3 29 68 Goals: To get a job and to own a 1967 Corvette Favorite Place: With Friends Favorite Saying: Get out of my face!! Treasurer Name: Michele Ann Schrecengost Nicknames: Shell, Mitchy, Whizzy Birthdate: 12 3 67 Goals: To go to college, be successfull, happy and rich!! Favorite Place: Pittsburgh Favorite Saying: It's casual. Oh, God have you!. Boy, my feet hurt!!. Well, God forbid!, yo!! 7 v$ odd • £ ■CTH s Name: Todd R. Boyer Nickname: Toad, Toddy Birthdate: 10 3 68 Goals: To get a job and get married. Favorite Place: The boat dock Name: Connie Jean Caldwell Nickname: Gus, Con Birthdate: 11 10 67 Goals: To someway-somehow make my life happy and successful. Favorite Place: Humpback Bridge (Va.) Favorite Saying: Get otta here!!. Just kidding! Name: Matthew J. Cochran Nickname: Matt Birthdate: 11 28 67 Goals: To be rich and buy a Lamborghini or a Ferrari. Favorite Place: Camp 9 Road Favorite Saying: Whatever!! Name: Christina Louise Corman Nickname: Chrissy, Toots Birthdate: 3 6 68 Goals: To achieve in helping to make the earth a better place for everyone. Favorite Place: Under a shaped tree on a hot summers day in Wisconsin with a good book. Favorite Saying: Beow-Jodie, Attaction, Have a nice day Mrs. Roberts. Name: Dennis G. Crawford Nickname: Denny Birthdate: 3 18 67 Goals: To have fun, be suc- cessful and not commit any violent crimes. Favorite place: anywhere it isn't snowing Favorite saying: now WHAT! Name: Shauna K. Griffith Nickname: Duke Birthdate: 6 17 68 Goals: To succeed, to jump over that bridge. Favorite place: with George, the forest and friends Favorite saying: I know that! Go away! Never mind! Name: Rebecca Ruth Haslett Nickname: Becky, Beck Birthdate: 5 3 68 Goals: To be happy at what- ever I accomplish. Favorite place: Any place with that special someone. Favorite Saying: You Guys! Name: Richard L. Hetrick Nickname: Dick Birthdate: 9 2 67 Goals: Move to Atlanta and become an auto mechanic Favorite place: my or beach 11 Favorite saying: Good An- swer! Bummer 9 Name: Timothy H. Kimmel Nickname: Tim Birthdate: 12 28 67 Coals: To own a Lamborghini and a Harley Davidson Favorite place: the forest Favorite saying: Good Answer! Name: Bradley Allen Long Nickname: Brad, Bad, Buck Birthdate: 12 9 67 Goals: To work for a business computing firm. Favorite place: Loleta Favorite saying: Shut up, Dave! Name: Regis J. Luden Nicknames: Reg Birthdate: 7 15 68 Goals: Join the Marines and own a Lamborghini Favorite place: Cranberry Name: Michelle Rachel Maschensic Nickname: Mitz, Mitzie, Mash Birthdate: 2 4 68 Goals: To achieve a rewarding career as a florist or a fashion designer. To capture all the joys of life. Favorite place: Being with my family and enjoying the com- pany of Mash, Pebbles, Mousey, Tabby and Chocolate. Favorite saying: Oh, just wing it! Jump off a bridge. So-o-o-o 10 _ 5A Tecxw mOowWjuc Name: Lisa J. Montague Nickname: Shorty Birthdate: 12 14 67 Goals: Marry Bucky and live a happy life Favorite place: with my friends Favorite saying: I'm going to have to hurt you. Name: Daniel Edward Nogel Nickname: Super Crash Birthdate: 12 06 66 Goals: To be very successful then come back to Marien- ville to live. Favorite place: on a snowmo- bile far from anyone Favorite saying: Darn that's good! Altrta Q. Name: Debra A. Probst Nickname: Deb, Debbie, Buckwheat Birthdate: 6 14 68 Goals: Go on to college for nursing Favorite place: with my friends Favorite saying: Go for it! Name: Suzanne Helen Pulit Nickname: Zan, Suzy-Q Birthdate: 6 10 68 Goals: Go to college and be successful Favorite place: Pittsburgh Favorite saying: I think I'm gonna fail this test. 11 Name: Wendy Sue Robinson Nickname: Ween, Win Birthdate: 7 28 68 Goals: To graduate from col- lege and have a very success- ful business career. Favorite Saying: jez .... you guys!! Name: Timothy Richard Russell Nickname: Russell Birthdate: 5 6 68 Goals: Finding a decent job. Favorite Place: Not here Favorite Saying: Hey baby- wanna boogie?? Id oncty 5 RcJr Y)5G r cf Name: Rhonda J. Sharrow Nickname: Ron, Rhonda Jean Birthdate: 5 30 68 Goals: To somehow, someway possibly, maybe find a whole day that I'm not bored. Favorite Place: Anywhere but Marienville Favorite Saying: Well, Connie what are we gonna do now?. Ah man, get me outta here ... Fast!! Name: Eric T. Skibinski Birthdate: 6 27 68 Goals: Succeeding in the Army. Favorite Place: In the Woods. d LoC, 12 Name: Jacqueline Ann Sullivan Nickname: Jackie, Jack, Jacquetta Birthdate: 10 16 67 Goals: To go to college so I can be successful, happy and rich!! Favorite Place: Anywhere with my friends, or with my someone special. Favorite Saying: Seriously now!!, Your a jerk!, I suppose . . . , What's your problem? Name: Andrew Charles Tom Nickname: Anners, Drew Birthdate: 1 19 68 Goals: Go into the Army for ? years. Favorite Place: Cooks Forest Favorite Saying: No doubt. Yea right!! Name: David C. Wilson Nicknames: Buck, Dave Birthdate: 3 21 67 Goals: Buying a farm and live happily ever after. Favorite Place: Home Favorite Saying: Bummer, this stinks!! 13 Colors Royal Purple And Silver Grey Hall Of Fame Class Of '86 Motto Make Every Yesterday A Memory Of Happiness And Every Tomorrow A Vision Of Hope Flower White Carnation Dipped In Purple Most Athletic Teachers Pets Best Dressed Teachers Pests Facts '86 Jams Jellies VCRs untied hightops Trivial Pursuit MTV Wrestlemania Mi- ami Vice Cosby Show Pringles cropped pants and shirts McDLT Putter's Paradise Fads '86 space shuttle Challenger disaster Marcos and Du- vallier overthrown Bears win the Super Bowl US air- strike against Libya Live Aid - Farm Aid - Comic Relief Reagan Gorba- chev summit in Geneva TWA flight hijacked to Beruit Out of Africa - best picture cases of Aids multiply Senioritis College 10- I'U go to Harvard. 11- I'll go to Penn State. 12- See you at CSU! Clubs 10- 1 want to be involved in everything. 11- No time-this year counts. 12- I'U do anything if it goes on my college applications. School Spirit 10- RAH! RAH! RAH! 11- RAH! RAH! 12- Rrrr . . . Hall Pases 10- 1 have it right here. 11- Gee- I must have dropped it! 12- Are you for real?! Gym Clothes 10- Warm-up suit, clean socks, sneakers. 11- Sneakers. 12- Note from doctor. Detention 10- It'll never happen to me. 11- Never again! 12- I'U keep this seat permanently. 16 '86 Senioritis Arrival To Class 10- A minute before the bell. 11- A minute late with an excuse. 12- It's a long story . . . Absentee Notes 10- Note from mother. 11- I'll bring it tomorrow. 12- Who can forge a good signature? Nurse's Office 10- Only when deathly ill! 11- Test next period. 12- Out late last night! Lunch 10- Brown bag lunch. 11- Candy bar. 12- Stay in lounge. Homework 10- It's a necessary evil. 11- Copy someone's during homeroom. 12- My pet rock ate it. Attention Span 10- I'm listening! 11- 1 can talk and listen. 12- Wake me up when the bell rings. '86 17 U.S. SINGLES 1 MR. MISTER Kyrle RCA 2 WHITNEY HOUSTON How Will I Know” Arista 3 STARSHIP “Sara Grunt RCA 4 HEART “These Dreams Capitol 5 MIKE AND THE MECHANICS “Silent Running - Atlantic 6 THE DREAM ACADEMY “Life in a Northern Town Warner Bros 7 SADE “Sweetest Taboo Portrait CBS 8 ATLANTIC STARR “Secret Lovers A M 9 THOMPSON TWINS “King for a Day Arista 10 ELTON JOHN Nikita Geffen Courtesy of l tH.WIN KKINWT TEN YEARS AGO 1 BOB DYIAN Desire Columbia___________ 2 PAUL SIMON Still Crazy After All These Years Columbia 3 EARTH. WIND AND FIRE Gratitude Columbia 4 DAVID BOWIE Station to Station RCA____ 5 CHICAGO Chicago IX Columbia_______ 6 PETER FRAMPTON Frampton Comes Alive! A M 7 FLEETWOOD MAC Fleetwood Mac Warner Bros 8 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA Face the Music United Artists 9 RUFUS Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan ABC_______________________ 10 HAROLD MELVIN AND THE BLUE NOTES Wake Up Everybody Philadelphia International Copyright 1976 by Billboard Pubh cations Inc Compiled by the Billboard research depart, nent and repented with permission ot the publisher 18 L Most Likely To Succede Class Clowns Loudest Quietest Friendliest Best Drivers VIDEOS 1 MR. MISTER “Hyrie RCA____________ 2 ZZTOP Stages Warner Bros___ 3 HEART These Dreams i; • 4 L0VER80Y This Could Be the Night Columbia __________ 5 WHITNEY HOUSTON •How Wilt I Know Arista_ 6 STARSHIP Sara GiuntRCA 7 BILLY OCEAN When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Goingf Jive'Arista 8 PHIL COLLINS TaNe Me Home Atlantic 9 fHt DREAM ACADEMY Ufe In a Northern Town Warner Bros___________________ 10 NIGHT RANGER •‘Goodbye Camel MCA__________ 11 ELO Calling America CBS Associated 12 INXS What You Need Atlantic 13 PATBENATAR Le Bel Age -Chrysalis 14 THE FIRM All the Kings Hurses” Atlantic 15 THOMPSON TWINS King for a Day Arista______ 16 ELTON JOHN •Nikita- 17 ROBERT PALMER Addicted to Love Island 18 ARCADIA Goodbye Is Forever - Capitol 19 SIMPLE MINDS Sanctify Yourself A M 20 THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT •Stereotomy Arista____________ Courtesy ot K Music Television The Top twenty videos the Meek beginning februjry 28th. 1986 19 D'CI NOIDNIHSVM HATCH «icoar to GRADUATION A long time ago, there was a small group, of children which everyone knew would be seniors someday. This group, “THE CLASS OF 86 , began there most exciting years with Mrs. Beichner, in Kindergarten. First grade was the year that everyone thought that they were losing friends, because they seperated the class into two. The girls also started “puppy love this year. Second grade, Connie Caldwell decided to leave our class. Yet in return for Connie, they gave us Jackie Sullivan. This year, we always seemed to be chasing each other outside during recess. Third grade, we had a talent show. The act that everyone still remembers was by Chris Corman, “Tiny Bubbles . We told Chris that when we have our class reunion, she could be our guest of honor if she would sing “Tiny Bubbles. Fourth grade was the year that everyone had the fever for Eddie Hepinger. James Taylor decided to leave our class this year. Our class trip was to Clear Creek. Fifth grade, we were introduced to “Big Bertha . Mr. D always seemed to calm our class down when he'd set the paddle on his deck. Daren Millward joined our class this year, and Laura Bulazo and Jim Timmons left us .. Our class trip was to Salmon Creek, which to this very day is very popular with our class....... Sixth grade, we were at the top of the ladder like this year . . John Lastowski and Johanna Kuhl blessed our class with their presence. During the s Spring Concert the girls were able to show their talents by skating around the gym. When it came time for everyone to show their athletic ability, they had to make a decision between seeing the Pirates playing in Pittsburgh, or going to Slippery Rock to compete in track. The girls' basketball team placed first in the tournament. Seventh grade, we were pushed back to the bottom of the ladder again. Everyone did what the seniors told them to, because they were afraid of what might happen. We went to Drake's Well. Eighth grade we took first place in homeroom decorations during Honor America Week. We also managed to take second place in the overall competition. Our class always seemed to be in the detention hall this year. Miss Seaman was the main cause. Ninth grade the renovations of our school were almost complete. The girls all seemed to be enjoying the workers more than their work. We went to History Day in Clarion. Tenth grade we received our class rings. Many of our classmates began Vo-Tech. Our Boys' Basketball team made it to the playoffs. Last but not least, Mr. Dreihaup blessed our class with his pressence. Eleventh grade was our best year for excitement and togatherness. While decorating for the prom our class grew very close. The Prom theme was Kings Court. Beverly Spates moved away, and Mr. Drei- haup decided to leave too. The PIAA play-offs knew who East Forest was this year, both the boys' and girls' Basketball teams made it to the play-offs. Twelfth grade— was the greatest year of all. The Soccer team had a chance to go to the play-offs. Also the girls' Softball team went to the play-offs. The Seniors won Honor America Week. During our Washington trip, we proved that our class could get along. We lost several people this year, Daren Millward moved during the summer, John Lastowski and Johanna Kuhl moved during School. Andy and Trina Tom both quit. Just so everyone knows, Johanna had a baby boy, and she named it Justin Shane. Dennis Crawford and Ruben James were new members of our class. We've shared many joys and sorrows at East Forest and it is very hard to say Farewell . . . We've gone through 13 yeras of school and now it is time to begin a new chapter in our lives. We wish the best of luck to the following classes. We hope that you have as much fun your Senior year as we have had. A I UNDERCLASSMEN Class Of '87 John Baughman Katy Baxter Debbie Bradybaugh Randy Claypoole Class Officers Richard Clever William Clow Melissa Fyock Michele Grantz Melissa Kuhl Puala Lamison KeHy Gruey Dale Hepler Compliments Of Tionesta Beverage The Best Is Yet To Come L Eric Rourke Lorena Miller Alan Ruhlman John Saxon Robert Pierce Melissa Scott Mark Snyder Becky Snyder Charles Williams I Michele Zug Compliments Of No Photo Available No Photo Available ___________r't_______________r Tye Guianen Amy Saxon 29 Cranberry Mall Andy Spicer J— Steve Turner --------------k Class Of '88 Class Officers Doug Corbin Kelly Guianen Richie Haynie Melissa Hollis Ty Huth Amy Kuhl Compliments Of First United National Bank, Fryburg, Pa. Looking Forward To The Future Susan Lamison Tammy Montague Robert Pack Frank Petrilla Charled Sharrow Ann Shick Sophomores Dina Talbott Barbara Thacher Chris VanNort Chad Weaver No Photo Available Victoria Westerman Compliments Of Forest Press - Printing Tionesta, Pa. Class Of '89 ) vj, Ken Anderson Jenny Bach Kim Clow Park Crispin Skye Doyon 32 Mia Harp Missy Henke Todd Kowalcyk Compliments Of World Of Wheels Getting The Hang Of It Monica Leichtenberger Annette Peters Sheila Nogel Betty McCanna No Photo Available Shawn Reichart Angela Rodgers Jennifer Tobolski Cheree Turner Compliments Of Lester Petrycki Brian Popoleo Steven Williams Tionesta Builders Annette Scott Michelle Tarr ----------------k 8th Grade Row I: Becky Russel, DeAnna Bloom, Tammy Silvis, Melissa Cochran, Becky Harp, Shawn Bauer, Wayne Spicer, Charles Ginkle. Row II: Becky McCanna, Kyle VanNort, Andrea Schrecengost, Tammy Cornman, Sandra Ishman, Heidi Motter, Heather Lewis, Tina Motter, Valerie Pack. Row III: Steven Luden, Collin Parris, Crystal Grantz, Henry Peters, Butch Marshall, Ricky Harp, Leroy Divelbiss, Charles Pulit. Compliments Of PLYLERS PIZZA PUB Brookville, Pa. 7th Grade Row I: Becky Bright, Sherri Guianen, Shellie Reichart, Trickia Claypoole, Lori Thacher, Otha Ginkle, Kim Lewis, Che Melton, Ben Pierce, Brain Irvin, George Kuhl, Brad Clymer, Ray Crispin. Row II: Donna Leichtenberger, Kelly Snyder, Nicole Frost, Rhonda Weaver, Christie Castner, Micheal Zug, Tim Johnson, Jesse Digiacomo, Jason Furnish, Shawn Wallace, Ryan Wallace. Compliments Of CENTURY 21 Tionesta, Pa. 35 Row 1: Dick Hetrick, Rhonda Sharrow, Lisa Montague, Tim Kimmel, Eric Skibinski Row 2: Randy Claypoole, Rich Clever, Allan Ruhlman, Mi- chele Crantz, Bill Clow Row 3: Rich Haynie, Bob Pack, Kelly Guianen, Ann Shick, Malissa Hollis, Barb Thacher, Tammy Montague Compliments Of HARRIGER'S GARAGE Compliments Of BUCKTAIL HOTEL }8 FACULTY 40 41 Administration Arthur VanNort Dr. Gordon Snow Secondary Principal Superintendent SchoolBoard Clockwise: Dr. Gordon Snow, William Strong, John Baughman, Frank Barnett, Susan Trout, Kathryn Bach, Mildred Musgrave, Pauline Norton, Judith Redick Compliments Of ROBERT KUNSELMAN AGENCY Faculty Janet Sain preschool Mary Beth Hepinger Kindergarten Mary Ann Nesbella third grade Wendy Byers fourth grade Margret Hetrick First Grade Linda Beichner second Grade David Deffenbaugh fifth grade Curtis Furnish sixth grade Compliments of GAHRING OPTICAL, Warren Pa. 43 Faculty Nancy Chenco Special education Nancy Gross Art Pam Sneeringer Elem. phsyical education Helen Dunlcle Remedial reading Brian Rosen Band Bonnie Champion Music Marlene Swartzfager Girls' phsyical education Chris Blackmon Guiadence Compliments Of NEW PROCESS CO. Warren, Pa. Faculty Kenneth Albaugh .. . the Baccalaureate services Darlene Copenhaver . . . skiing and vol- leyball with stu- dents Paul B. Kemble . . . the year of con- struction and chaos Gary Long . .. being a spectator at soccer games Gary Dreihaup . . . to return to East Forest Janet Heffner . . . Honor America Week activities Ruth Niederriter ... no cafeteria duty for the first time in 10 years JoAnn Roberts . . . Commercial Club trips to Erie and Presque Isle Compliments Of JOHNSON'S KEYSTONE SERVICE Faculty John L. Shoup . . . the successes of every student Jerry Thornton . . . coaching soccer and basketball Susan M. Siviy . . . appreciation from students H. Michael Vinopal . . . Lowly Dog Award and Mr. Dreihaup's return Joanne Skibinski . . . Christmas dance in 1972 Kerry Wolbert . . . Lowly Dog Award and the playoff games. Linda Swartz . . . basketball and graduation Compliments Of LOGAN'S MENS WEAR Student Teachers Mr. Scott Austin Miss Lori Smith Miss Holly Wharton Miss Bridget Borland Miss Carole Lawrence We'd like to thank the students and faculty of East Forest for mak- ing our student teaching experence very enjoyable. Good Luck to the Class of '86 and to '87, '88, '89, '90, '91, '92, '93, '94, '95, '96, and '97 have fun!!! “The Cosmic Clarionites' Cafeteria Workers COOKS: Mary Jane Tempest, Fran Gadley, Nellie Best, June Shipe. 48 ROW 1: Todd Boyer, David Paine, Beth Carbaugh, Connie Caldwell, Todd Huth, Andy Tom. ROW 2: Brad Long, David Wilson, Ruth Muzzy, Tye Guianen, Regis Luden, John Saxon, Andy Spicer. Office Workers Compliments of SUBBY'S TASTA PIZZA Connie Caldwell, Shauna Griffith, Sandy Hanson Secretary Becky Haslett, Suzanne Pulit Aldine Williams Secretary ELEMENTARY Sixth Grade Christi Ganoe, Shelly Haslett, Misty Silvis, Amy Hepinger, Amber Haskins, Diana Wolfgang, Kim Schmek, Gary Asel, Kerri Cook, Jean Cochran, Heidi Ishman, Teresa Guianen, Lisa Zimmer, Troy Baughman, Doug Yackovich, Bill Henke, Rick Badger, Charles Miler, Terry Dando, Jeff Lieber, John Petrilla, Peter Fyock, Mr. Furnish Compliments Of K-N-N BOAT SALES, Sigel PA Fifth Grade Michele Castner, Samantha Hilyer, Twonda Corman, Jodi Stevenson, Tricia Swartz, Nikki Lief, Bobby Spencer, Leslie Henke, Heidi Zimmerman, Sandal Badger, Ronnie Robertson, Chris Slater, Victor Westerman, Anna Clever, Bret Popoleo, Mr. Deffenbaugh, Brad Cochran, Sandy Parris Di Compliments Of POP-INS, Clarion Fourth Grade Kerri Covel, Anna Wallace, Dawn Yackovich, Elaine Nicklas, Tracy Wallace, Tina Grennell, Danielle Stevenson, Hali Frost, Doug Castner, Charles Langworthy, Bradley Haskins, Melvin Kirkwood, Roberta Langworthy, Louise Badger, Laura Rourke, Tammy Blair, Dawn Lewis, Isabelle Divelbiss, Mrs. Byers, Jason Fyock, Clinton Bullock, Travis Troutman, Michael, Joey Snyder, Kenny John Heil, Becky Harp Compliments Of FARMER S INN, Sigel, PA Third Grade Aaron Slater, Tamara Stevenson, Arwen Miller, Jennifer Williams, Amy Palmer, Angela Oliver, Helen Meley, Kathy Meley, Raelena Ruhlman, John Paine, Mark Silvis, Jarret Furnish, Carl Rourke, Michael Hepinger, Mindy Dando, Kip Lieber, Richard Dixon, John Rodgers, Jeffrey Clymer, Holly Schrecengost, Nicole Tom, Jeremy Bauer, Eric Wallace, Ethan Nemcik. Compliments Of H , R BLOCK Second Grade Christina Thacher, Bridgett Knapp, Carl Zimmer, Corinne Stephens, Rory Summers, Becky Carbaugh, Jody Wolfgang, Brandi Thacher, Colby Hollis, Joe Fyock, Jason James, Christina Harp, Marcy Frost, Jeff McClellan, Brian Cook, Kevin Eck, Ryan Talbott, Myron Silvis, Erin Hepinger, Danyell Wojtaszek, Lori Mason, Heather Ishman, Lori Byers. Compliments Of SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, Crown First Grade Amber Schrecengost, Birginia Asel, Rebecca Blackmon, Mellissa Wolfgang, April Mashensic, Deanna Ishman, January Miller, Pasha Melton, Edmund Bach, Jason Bauer, Jason Means, Michael Claypoole, George Grenell, Lee Miller, Robbie Stevenson, Mrs. Hetrick. Compliments Of CLARINGTON STORE K 1 n d e r g a r t e n And P r e s c h o 0 1 First Row: Lisa Byers, Chris Oliver, Mindy Schrecengost, Joey Mazzocchi, Second Row: Kim Taylor, Emily Slater, Jessica Johnson, Lindsay Snyder, Christie Wislinger, Donna Scholar, Breanne Snyder Third Row: Jay Jay Turton, Adam Oliver, Jarrett Oliver First Row: Jay Jay Turton, Steven Heil, Donna Scholar Second Row: Daniel Clever, Kelley Popoleo, Dianna Carter Compliments Of BAUGHMAN'S MARKET E 1 e m e n t a r y s p o r t s First Row: Heidi Ishman, Jean Cochran, Christi Ganoe, Amy Hepinger, Misty Silvis Second Row: Diana Wolfgang, Jodi Stevenson, Tricia Swartz, Nikki Lief, Heidi Zimmerman, Annie Clever, Leslie Henke Third Row: Hali Frost, Danielle Stevenson, Laura Rourke, Dawn Yakovich, Elaine Nicklas, Kerri Covel, Dawn Lewis, Brenda Harp First Row: Gary Asel, Chuck Miller, John Petrilla, Jeff Lieber, Bill Henke, Doug Yakovich Second Row: Ronnie Robertson, Jay Jay Weaver, Chris Slater, Brett Popoleo, Bobby Spencer, Terry Dando Third Row: Kenny Heil, Joey Snyder, Michael Behun, Clinton Bullock Compliments Of JANOL SPORTING GOODS Compliments Of KENDALL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES Yearbook Editors Jackie Sullivan and Becky Haslett The yearbook staff learned a new language: We need 17 DPS by tommorrow!?! What does the ladder diagram say? Where is the ladder diagram??? Keep the copy out of the gutter. How many point is a headline?? Since you are reading this book, we can assume all the advertising was sold, the pictures were taken, the deadlines were met, the book was delivered and a good time was had by all!!! 62 FIRST ROW: Todd Huth, Suzanne Pulit, Connie Caldwell, Mitzie Mashensic, Amy Szson, Becky Haslett, Jackie Sullivan, Michele Schrecengost, Wendy Robinson, Katy Baxter SECOND ROW: Jim Beck, Steve Turner, Kelly Gruey, Melinda Carbaugh, Becky Snyder, Vicky Westerman, India Washington, Ms. Heffner. Business Managers Michele Schrecengost and Joy Cylmer Section Editors John Baughman, Becky Snyder, Todd Huth, Suzanne Pulit, Melinda Carbaugh Photographers Jim Beck and Connie Caldwell 63 Compliments Of KELLY MOTEL, Marienville Student Council Student Council Officers FIRST ROW: Michele Schrecengost, Todd Huth, Becky Snyder, George Kuhl. SECOND ROW: Jackie Sullivan, Timrick Johnson, Christie Castner, Becky Harp, Missy Cochran, Mia Harp, Andrea Schrecengost, Michelle Tarr, Becky Haslett. THIRD ROW: Doug Corbin, Steven Turner, Chris VanNort, Suzanne Pulit, Sherry Petrycki, Mark Snyder, Kelley Gruey, Cindy Cleveland, Susie Lamison, Angela Rodgers, Kyle VanNort, Kelly Snyder. As president of student council, I decided that the students would benefit more if we provided fun activities. We achieved our goal with our dance, Christmas caroling, Santa Claus, an Easter egg hunt, and the Honor Banquet. Our rewards were: smiles, happy faces and knowing we're created spe- cial memories for the elementary students. Our rights were endangered when conflicting views clashed over the type of music played in the cafete- ria. The Student Council showed the right stuff and we received the support of the maj'ority of the community. I felt that this year has been successful and we have left the school a better place. Finally I would like to thank Mrs. Roberts for all her help and support—couldn't have made it without you. Todd Huth 65 Michele Schrecengost (Vice-President), Todd Huth (Presi- dent), Becky Snyder (Secretary-Treasurer) The f Bear Facts East Forest October Class of 1986 Todd Huth - President Beth Carbaugh - Vice President David Payne - Secretary Michele Schrecengost - Treasurer oenior Class hews In addition to soliciting for yearbook ads and having their graduation pictures taken the seniors have also sponsored a dance already this year. Their dance was held on Friday the 13th but nothing out cf the ordinary occured. The D.J. for the evening was Jim Posey and everyone had an enjoyable time. Yearbook The 1985 - 86 edition of The Marien is underway. On September 27 the seniors went soliciting for ads for the year- book. On October 2 the senior pictures were taken in addition to some of the school activities. Miss Heffner is the Yearbook advisor this year and we wish her the best of luck. Student Council Minutes Student Council has been helping Mr. Vinopal with ideas for this year's Honor America Week. Sane of the suggestions wore new panel discussions, more speakers, an ob- stacle course, and dressing like your favorite American hero. Student Council would also like a college night . Different colleges could cone here to explain to us about what they offer. - Spirit Week was discussed - problems and can- plaints (1. cleaner water fountains) 2. Late bus notification). Spanish Fiesta A Spanish Fiesta will be held for the elementary Spanish classes around February 20th. Those grades participating will be 4th, 5th, and 6th. The highlights of the Fiesta will be a mini -bull fight similar to those found in Spain. Th r will also be a visit by Don Quijote, a fictional character fran Spanish Literature. EUwic nusic and food Auntie Miy DCnr Auntie Miy, I just recently broke up with my girlfriend. She can't accept the fact that I don't went to be tied dcA n. ShB never lias anything good to say about me. even though I know she doesn't really mean it. I know ibe's hurt inside, but I think she should be nature enough to keep her out- bursts to herself. Should I tell her that she is being very irnieture or iJxxild I just allow her rude caiments to pass? This past stirmer Dr. Gordon Snow replaced Dr. Norbert Borowicz as Superintendent of Forest Area Schools. Dr. Snow did his undergraduate school ii)g at the University of Pittsburgh, received his superintendent certificate at F nn State and fqceived his Misters in Education fran Shippens- txirgh State College. A Profile Of The ferigwille Area Mentors of this year s senior high Gifted Class at East Forest High School will be conducting interviews in the near future as part of their research in putting together A Profile of the Marienville Area. ' VfiLOCME SHUNT TEACHERS Maybe you have noticed three new faces in the halXwey lately Newspaper Staff Peth Carbaugh Mark Snyder John Baughman De Bailey Melinda Carbaugh Becky Snyder Katy Baxter Sharon Baughman 66 Colorguard STANDING: Mia Harp, Heather Lewis, Tina Motter, Heidi Motter KNEELING: Brad Clymer, Melissa Hollis, Shawn Bauer Marching Band STANDING: Danny Cussins, Rob Pierce, Eric Rourke, Jason Furnish, Jim Beck, Melinda Carbaugh, Cindy Cleveland, Mr. Rosen SITTING: Le- roy Divelbiss, Wayne Spicer, Che Melton, Sheila Nogel, Jenny Bach, Kim Lewis, Trickia Claypoole, Otha Ginkle, Charles Ginkle Concert Band STANDING: Mark Snyder, Me- linda Carbaugh, Eric Rourke, Beth Carbaugh, Cindy Cleve- land, Dale Hepler, Jim Beck, Rob Pierce, SITTING: Jason Furnish, Shelia Nogel, Jenny Bach, Kim Lewis, Trickia Clay- poole, Otha Ginkle, Melissa Kuhl, Sherry Petrycki, KNEEL- ING: Dan Cussins, Leroy Divel- biss, Wayne Spicer, Ben Pierce, Steve Luden, Charles Ginkle, Che Melton and Mr. Rosen 67 Chorus S.R. High First Row: Mia Harp, Amy Saxon, Melissa Kuhl, Sandy Petrycki Second Row: Stacy Wilson, Doug Corbin, Jim Beck, Mike Andrews, Cindy Cleve- land, Chris Cornman Third Row: Melissa Scott, Annette Scott, India Washington, Amy Kuhl, Cheree Turner Fourth Row: Vicki Westerman, Dina Talbot, Sheila Nogel, Betty McCanna, Anita Dempsey Fifth Row: Kim Clow, Jennifer Tobolski, Jenny Bach Sixth Row: Jackie Sullivan, Michele Schrecengost, Connie Caldwell JR. High First Row: Chuckie Ginkle, Otha Ginkle, Becky Bright, Sherry Guianen, Andrea Schrecengost, Kyle VanNort, Henry Peters, Butch Marshall, Brad Clymer, Christie Castner Second Row: Missy Cochran, DeAnne Bloom, Becky Russell, Becky Harp, Tricia Claypoole, Shelly Reichart, Wayne Spicer, Shawn Bauer, George Kuhl, Chey Melton 68 Counties Do we have to sing this song? My feet hurt......... I hate this song......... I wasn't at the concert because......... Who said she could sing? County Chorus this year was also very exciting. It was held at Clarion High School in November. There was no guest conduc- tor, but some very talented teachers from various schools conducted us. Those stu- dents that participated were Johanna Kuhl, Melissa Kuhl, Sherry Petrycki, Amy Kuhl, Doug Corbin, and Jim Beck. Not only did we have a great time, but we also learned many other things. Quotable Quotes They would all like to express their appreciation to Mr. Rosen for his efforts this year. County band is an activ- ity that includes students from all districts in and around Clarion County. The students are selected by the director's recom- mendations. They re- hearsed for two days and concluded with a Saturday evening performance. Members of county band have above average musi- cal ability. They desire to be involved with activities outside their own musical First Row: Eric Rourke, Dale Hepler, Rob Pierce Second Row: Cindy Cleveland, Melinda Carbaugh, Beth obligations. The Students Carbaugh who represented Forest County did an outstanding job in demonstrating that Band is alive and well here in the Forest Area School District. Melissa Kuhl, Sherry Petrycki, Amy Kuhl, and Doug Corbin Cindy- How weird the director was Eric- Pretty good looking chicks Melinda- How Sandy played Rob- New friendships that I made Dale- P.G.C. Educational FIRST ROW: Jim Beck, Chad Weaver, Chris VanNort, Mark Snyder, Ty Huth, Doug Corbin SECOND ROW: Steve Williams, Lester Petrycki, Brain Popoleo, Mike Andrews, Frank Petrilla THIRD ROW: Sharon Baughman, Michele Tarr, Diana Boyer, Ken Anderson, Rich Haynie, Bob Pack FOURTH ROW: Monica Leichtenberger, Jenny Bach, Eric Rourke, Katy Baxter, Becky Snyder, Amy Saxon, Todd Huth FIFTH ROW: Jo Rodgers, Kim Clow, Tracia Odorisia, Kelly Gruey, Dick Hetrick, Andy Spicer SIXTH ROW: Michele Grantz, Mia Harp, Melissa Hollis, Amy Kuhl, Eric Long, Sherry Petrycki, Billy Clow SEVENTH ROW: Jackie Sullivan, Tim Kimmel, Alan Ruhlman, Dennis Crawford, Joy Clymer, Melissa Scott, Melinda Carbaugh, Cindy Cleveland EIGHTH ROW: Connie Caldwell, Wendy Robinson, Michele Schrecengost, Suzanne Pulit, Matt Cochran, Beth Carbaugh, Amy Kuhl, Dan Nogel, Brad Long 70 Ski And Bicycle FIRST ROW: Mr. Thornton, Brain Irvin, Brad Clymer, Todd Huth, Becky Synder, Amy Saxon, Katy Baxter SECOND ROW: Alan Ruhlman, Billy Clow, Chad Weaver THIRD ROW: Rich Clever, Che Melton, Kelly Gruey, Mark Snyder, Rob Pierce, John Baughman, Chris VanNort Twirlers KNEELING: Skye Doyon, Annette Pe- ters, Lori Thacher, Tina Motter STAND- ING: Rhonda Weaver, Tammy Corn- man, Sandy Ishman, Otha Ginkel, Heidi Motter, Mrs. Niederriter, Heather Lewis F.T.A. Ms. Siviy, Barbara Thacher, Sheila No- gel, Valerie Pack, Charles Ginkle 71 Photography Dina Talbott, Ann Shick, Malissa Hollis, Steve Turner, Eric Rourke, Suzanne Pu- lit, Robb Pierce, Vicky Westerman, Andy Spicer, Eric Long Newspaper FIRST ROW: John Baughman, Mark Snyder SECOND ROW: Katy Baxter, Beth Carbaugh, Johanna Kuhl, Becky Synder, Dee Baily, Mrs. Swartz J.R. Historians FIRST ROW: Rob Cochran, Annette Scott, Anita Dempsey, Ms. Heffner SEC- OND ROW: John Baughman, India Washington, Kyle Van Nort, Cheree Turner 72 FIRST ROW: Jessie DeGiacomo, Jim Hetrick, Rick Harp, Butch Marshall, Brian Popoleo, Che Melton, Tammy Montague. SECOND ROW: Randy Hale, Jason Furnish, Ryan Wallace, Park Crispin, Crystal Grantz, Michelle Zug, Becky Harp, Debbie Bradybaugh, Shawn Reichart, Steve Williams, Rich Haynie. THIRD ROW: Amy Kuhl, Melinda Carbaugh, Billy Clow, Doug Corbin, Cindy Cleveland, Mike Andrews, Sherry Petrycki, Ty Huth, Ken Anderson, Lester Petrycki, Charlie Sharrow, Randy Claypoole, Tye Guinan, Mr. Albaugh. FOURTH ROW: John Saxon. Mickey Grantz, Melissa Kuhl, Melissa Scott, Johanna Patton, Rhonda Sharrow, Lisa Montague, Tim Kimmel, Andy Tom, Beth Carbaugh, Regis Luden, Dick Hetrick. Exercise TOP ROW: Kim Lewis, Christine Castner, Nicole Frost, Jenny Bach, Cindy Cleveland, Melinda Carbaugh, Wendi Miller, Sherri Guianen, Kelly Snyder, Tammy Silvis, Becky Russel, Andrea Schrecengost, Missy Cochran, Ruth Muzzy. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Skibinski, Trickia Claypoole, Paula McClellan, Monica Leichtenberger,- Tracia Odorisia. Gymnasium 73 Chess FIRST ROW: Wayne Spicer, George Kuhl SECOND ROW: Mike Zug, Danny Cussins, Charlie Pulit, LeRoy Divelbiss, Shawn Wallace, Shaun Bauer, Raymond Crispin, Timrick John- son THIRD ROW: Todd Boyer, David Wilson, David Payne Trivial Pursuit BOTTOM TO TOP: Dale Hepler, Dan Nogel, Steve Turner, Dennis Crawford, Shauna Griffith, Kelly Guianen, Susie Lamison, Jo Rodgers Commercial Diana Boyer, Becky Bright, Kim Clow, Donna Leichtenberger, Becky Meilutis, Paula Lamison, Missy Fyock, Michele Tarr 74 The Fun Days At East Forest 76 78 79 Carousel Carousel The Class of '87 held their junior prom May 16, 1986. This year's theme was “Carousel , and was magnificently displayed with a four horse carousel as the centerpiece. The picture area was a painted park scene with a cast iron park bench and a street lamp setting the scene for Lover's Lane. The crowning area was the Tunnel of Love, with the King and Queen sitting behind a swan boat. Music was provided by a D.J., Wild Bill Elliot, as everyone danced the night away. This was the first year for using a D.J. at the prom, and it really worked out well. Students danced under a roof streamed with pink, blue, and white crepe paper, while surrounding tables were set with multi-color balloons. The juniors would like to congradulate this year's court. Jackie Sullivan and Todd Huth were crowned the 1986 Queen and King, while first runners-up were Beth Carbaugh and Dick Hetrick, and second runners-up were Wendy Robinson and David Payne. This year's after prom was set up by the parents and lasted from Midnight to 5:30 A.M. Among the activities were watching movies, having fortunes told by Sally Patterson, and dancing to the music of D.J.'s Buster and Jim. The Highlight of the night was being entertained by a hypnotist. Jim Beck, Dina Talbott, Chad Weaver, and Doug Corbin were hypnotized, and everyone had a good chuckle watching them do wild and crazy things. Afterward the group went to Bernie's Diner for Breakfast. We would like to thank the parents for their many hours of planning and the excellent job they did in planning the after prom. It was a big hit. 80 Dick Hetrick, Beth Carbaugh, Todd Huth, Jackie Sullivan, Wendy Robinson, David Payne. 19 9 85 86 ATHLETICS Boys Varsity Basketball Frank Petrilla, Chris VanNort, Eric Long, Chad Weaver, Doug Corbin, Mark Snyder, Mr. Thornton, Todd Huth, Matt Cochran, Ruben James, Brad Long, Dennis Crawford, Dick Hetrick 88 Doug Corbin Frank Petrilla Chris VanNort Chad Weaver The 1985-86 boys basketball season ended on a positive note by defeating Kane at Kane by a score of 57-49. This win made the team's record 8-14. As we look back at the season, the players and coaches can be proud of their record. At the start of the season, the main goal was to make it to the playoffs for the third year in a row. However, the inexperienced Bears narrowly missed reaching this goal. Two teams that the Bears defeated on the opponent's home court returned the favor at the East Forest Den. If only East Forest could have added there 3 wins to their record, who knows how they could have done in the playoffs. The 86-87 season should be very promising, although the Bears will lose 6 seniors. Graduating will be leading scorer Dennis Crawford and Leading rebounder Dick Hetrick. The East Forest Bears should be playoff bound next year provided they work hard over the summer and stay healthy during the season. Mr. Thorton would like to wish each senior Good Luck. 90 Boys J.V Basketball Mr. Wolbert, Chad Weaver, Ty Huth, Mike Andrews, Lester Petrycki, Jim Beck, Frank Petrilla, Brian Popoleo, Andy Spicer, Steve Williams Our East Forest Boy's J.V. team this year consisted of eight players: 1 junior, Andy Spicer; 5 sophomores, Mike Andrews, Jim Beck, Ty Huth, Frank Petrilla, and Chad Weaver; and 2 freshmen, Lester Petrycki and Brian Popo- leo. Due to lack of experience, the season started very slowly, with East Forest losing its first six games. As the season progressed, however, the team showed improve- ment with each game, winning six of their final eleven contests to end the season with a 6-11 record. Two indi- viduals, Chad Weaver and Frank Petrilla, had outstand- ing J.V. season, scoring 253 and 205 points respectively. Although these two will almost definitely play all Varsity next season, the remainder of the returning J.V. squad, with the addition of some good Jr. High players, should give us a very competive J.V, team next year. 91 Girls Varsity Basketball Mr. Vinopal, Melinda Carbaugh, Becky Snyder, Jackie Sullivan, Suzanne Pulit, Michele Schrecengost, Connie Caldwell, Michele Crantz, Mr. Swartz, Wendy Robinson, Beth Carbaugh, Amy Kuhl, Cindy Cleveland, Jo Rodgers, Kelly Snyder The 1985-1986 Lady Bears was a team in transition. Gone from the previous years playoff team were five lettermen,. This year's team was a mixture of age and youth as six seniors, two juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen played on the Varsity squad. Throughout the year the Lady Bears mixed age and youth, trying to take advantage of experienced players, while providing valuable experience for the team's sophomores and freshmen. This year's edition of the Bears began with several goals in mind; to improve with each game, to play eight to ten girls a game, to reach the play-offs, and most of all to enjoy the season. Several games will be remembered by everyone such as the Sheffield game. The Bears lead 30-23 after three quarters, foul troubl and poor shooting shooting in the final quarter al- lowed Sheffield to storm back. Defeating East Forest 43-37. The Bears answered the challenge on the successive nights that followed by defeating the Brockway Rovers 33-29, and stormed from behind to defeat Shef- field 34-24 at Sheffield. The Active East Forest Defense and patiant offense had the Jamestown game close at the half, but a 12-2 margin in the third broke the game open as the Muskies won 48-30. The Bears final match against the Kane Wolves , was close by the Bears pulling within four pts. but htey were unable to crack the wolves as Kane won 52-46, the Bears finished the season ar 9-13. The BEars will lose Beth Carbaugh, Connie Cald- well, Suzanne Pulit, Wendy Robinson, Michele Schre- sengost and top rebounder high scorer Jackie Sullivan to graduation, but will return four lettermen, junior, Becky Snyder and sophomores Amy Kuhl, Melinda Carbaugh, and Cindy CLeveland. These girls will the core of next years Varsity, with J.V. and Jr. High players moving up to insure the Bears will be competi- tive as an independent, and a good bet to reach the play-offs for the second time this year. Senior Lettermen Becky Snyder Lettermen You Gotta Want That Win Melinda Carbaugh You Gotta Be Mobile Agile Hostile Amy Kuhl Cindy Cleveland Girls ].V. Basketball Kelly Snyder, Michele Tarr, Michele Grantz, Melinda Carbaugh, Cindy Cleveland, Mrs. Swartz, Melissa Scott, Amy Kuhl, Jo Rodgers, Joy Clymer The 1985-86 girls Junior Varsity team saw a few changes this year as far as the number of games we played and the new girls on the team. We only had two and a half sophomores return to us. Melinda Crbaugh and Cindy Cleveland were full time and Amy Kuhl was our part time player. Michele Grantz and Melissa Scott were new to the sport this year but we sure put them to good use. They both played post positions which was our weakest area until they came. Melinda was our other post player who lead the team in scoring and rebounding. The 9th graders who played were De Bailey, Jo Rod- gers and Michele Tarr. These girls all played the guard or point position. Cindy and Joy Clymer were the other two sophomores with us, playing Both guard and post positions. These eight, sometimes nime, girls worked very hard as a team, which everyone would have noticed if they had seen them play. Our Record was only 5 and 9 but the effort put forth was 100%. There were several games lost by 5 points or less and one game lost in overtime. Next year will probably see mostly new players again, but we are looking forward to a rewarding and challenging season. 95 96 Soccer East Forest Clinches Tie For Soccer Crown MARIENVILLE — East For- est clinched at least a tie of the regular season soccer champion- ship in Upper Allegheny Valley League (UAVL) with a double- overtime victory over West For- est High School yesterday. 2-1. Matt Cochran headed in a corner kick from Eric Long with 2:30 left in the second 10-minute overtime for the victory. East Forest opened the scor- ing in the first quarter when Long tallied directly from a corner kick that passed though the hands of West Forest goalie Bill Schmitt. West Forest evened the game in the first minute of the second half when East Forest goalie Mike Andrews misplayed a half- field volley from Andy Lee. Andrews overran the ball, and his fullbacks could not recover as it rolled into an unattended goal. However, throughout the re- mainder of the game, fullbacks Ty and Todd Huth played a strong game. Fellow defender Doug Corbin also sparkled until he was Injured In the second quarter. West Forest out shot East Forest 19-18. East Forest next plays at North Clarion on Monday at 4 pm. North Clarion then hosts West Forest on Tuesday in the final game of the season. E.F. Opp. Bears vs. Indians Home 2 0 Bears vs. Wolves Home 3 0 Bears vs. Indians Away 0 2 Bears vs. Indians Home 2 1 Bears vs. Wolves Away 7 1 98 Matt Cochran. Todd Huth, Brian Popoleo, Randy Claypole, Frank Petrilla, Alan Ruhlman, Ty Huth, Rob Cochran, Jim Beck, Brad Long, Ken Anderson, Tim Kimmel, Mark Snyder, Chris VanNort, Doug Corbin, Mike Andrews, Eric Rourke, Jerry Thorton. Volleyball Jenny Bach, Jo Rodgers, Wendy Miller, Sheila Nogel Melinda Carbaugh, Kim Clow, Beth Carbough, Becky Snyder Suzanne Pulit, Connie Caldwell Amy Saxon, Miss Copenhavor Volleyball Twelve East Forest girls and Miss Copenhaver have been our volleyball team this year. The 1985 season start- ed off on the wrong foot but the team is bouncing back and only have a few more games to play. The girls began practicing before school started and were fortunate to finish their home games before the gym repairs started. Following are the scores for the games played and the schedule of remaing games: Sheffield Tidioute N. Clarion Sheffield W. Forest Warren JV 2, 15, 2-15 16, 14, 12-15, 15-5 11-15, 7-15 8-15, 9-15 15-4, 15-11 Varsity 3- 15, 1-15, 1-15 15-8, 4-15, 9-15 4- 15, 10-15 4-15, 2-15 8-15, 15-12, 8-15 West Forest North Clarion Tidioute 9 10 85 Away 9 17 85 Away 9 22 85 Away The members of this year's volleyball team are: Jackie Sullivan, Connie Caldwell, Beth Carbaugh, Suzanne Pu- lit, Becky Snyder, Amy Saxon, Melinda Carbaugh, Mia Harp, Jo Rodgers, Wendi Miller, Sheila Nogel, Jenny Bach, and last but not least, our favorite volleyball coach, Miss Copenhaver. 100 Senior Lettermen Connie Caldwell Suzanne Pulit LEARNING ISN'T EASY... FRUSTRATION TENDS TO SET IN QUICKLY. ®et Carbough YOU HURT. YOU FEEL DEFEATED. YOU WANT TO GIVE UP---- TO QUIT. YOU WANT TO WALK AWAY AND PRETEND IS DOESN'T MATTER BUT YOU WON'T BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT A LOSER--- YOU'RE A FIGHTER. WE ALL HAVE TO LOSE SOMETIMES BEFORE WE CAN WIN. WE HAVE TO CRY SOMETIMES BEFORE WE CAN SMILE. WE HAVE TO HURT BEFORE WE CAN BE STRONG. BUT IF YOU KEEP ON WORKING AND BELIEVING. YOU'LL HAVE VICTORY IN THE END!!! Jackie Sullivan Baseball Seniors STANDING: Todd Huth, Dan Nogel, Eric Long, Dale Hepler, Coach Long, Chris Van- Nort, Doug Corbin, Brad Long, Charles Williams KNEELING: Frank Petrilla, Ty Huth, Steve Williams, Matt Cochran, Randy Claypoole, Rich Haynie, Bob Pack Matt Cochran Third Base, Pitcher Matt sat holding his bat. Todd Huth Brad Long Outfielder First Base, Coach's Son Toddy Bear Dan Nogel Outfielder, Thrower 102 Softball Coach Vinopal, Jackie Sullivan, Connie Caldwell, Wendy Robinson, Melissa Kuhl, Amy Kuhl, Melinda Carbaugh, Michele Grantz, Michele Schrecengost, Katy Baxter, Shelia Nogal, Ann Shick, Mia Harp, Jo Rodgers, Malissa Hollis, Monica Leichenberger 107 RODGFRS WEAVER COACHE HR THORN' COACHV INOPAL fT i POINTS EXT WEEK HOWER I IM HAXAS I 17 R JAMES o B LONG LtQNG 3 W SNYOE CORBIN __ Tr PETRllLA VANORT Boys Squad Kelley, Katy, Sherry Amy. Melissa. Girls Squad Melissa, Mia, Monica. Lettermen Kelley Gruey no Amy Saxon 111 J.R. High Cheerleaders Robin Paine, Melissa Cochran, Jennifer Tobolski Girls Jr. High Basketball Trika Claypool, Tammy Silvis, Tina Motter, Nikki Frost, Diana Bloom, Kelly Snyder, Kyle Van Nort, Sheila Nogel, Missy Henke, Mr. Thornton, Andrea Schrecengost, Becky McCanna, Heidi Motter, Becky Harp. The Undefeated Boys Jr. High Basketball Michelle Tarr, Steve Luden, Chey Melton, Charley Pulit, Stacie Wilson, Park Crispin, Jason Furnish, Jessie DeGiacomo, Henery Peters, Danny Cussins, Brian Irvin 114 Name: Todd Boyer Last Will: I, Todd Boyer, will all my love to Robin. Name: Beth Carbaugh Last Will: I, Beth Carbaugh, will to Matt all the love in the world and hope someday, just someday . . . Activities: Band 4 yr.. Senior class Vice President, Science Club, Hacky Sack club. Newspaper 2 yr., ski Club 4 yr. Sports Lettered in: Basketball 1 yr.. Cheerleading 1 yr., Volleyball 1 yr. Name: Connie Jean Caldwell Last Will: I, Connie Caldwell, will to Mark good luck his Senior year and all the happiness in the future. I will to Rhonda all the love happiness she deserves. Activities: Basketball 4 yr.. Softball 4 yr., Vollyball 2 yr.. Cheerleading 1 yr., class Vice President, Chorus 3 yr.. Sec. of Varsity Club, Band, and Yearbook photographer. Name: Matthew J. Cochran Last Will: I will all my love to Beth and wish her all the happiness after school. Activities: Baseball 2 yrs.. Soccer 1 yr., and Basketball 1 yr. Name: Christina Louise Cornman Last Will: I will to thee the greatest that I can be for everlasting eternity .. And to my greatest friends of all, Becky and Mitzie, I wish to them the best of all the rest. Name: Dennis G. Crawford Last Will: I will be successful, unless, of course. I'm a total failure. Activities: Basketball 2 yrs. Name: Shauna K. Griffith Last Will: I will to Allan Joe my ability to get home by 12:00 without wrecking. Activities: Boys' Chartkeeper 3 yrs. Name: Rebecca Ruth Haslett Last Will: I will to Shelly, my sister, the sense not to do the stupid things I did and to all my friends much success. Activities: Chorus 1 yr.. Yearbook 4 yrs.. Co-editor 1 yr., and softball 1 yr. Name: Richard L. Hetrick Last Will: I will all of the happiness in the world to Kelley. Also ear plugs to next year's varsity basketball. Activities: Baseball 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs. Name: Todd Michael Huth Last Will: I, Todd Huth, will my brains to Ty and my strength to Thornton and my soccer shirt to Matt. Activities: Student Council president. Varsity Club president, Ski Club president. Senior Class presi- dent, Yearbook, Soccer 1 yr., and Basketball 1 yr. Name: Timothy H. Kimmel Last Will: I will to Dan a Indy 600 and I will to Matt a Daytona. Activities: Soccer 1 yr. Name: Bradley Allen Long Last Will: I will take everything with me. Activities: Student Council, Baseball 4 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr., and Soccer 1 yr. Name: Regis J. Luden Last Will: I will to Mrs. Neiderriter the ability to send her husband away so she can correct tests. Name: Michelle Rachel Mashensic Last Will: I will to my nephew, Jarrett, to achieve as much knowledge in his twelve more years of schooling. I will to Becky all the love and happiness for a fulfilling future. To all my friends a rewarding future. Activities: Chorus 1 yr.. Yearbook Club 1 yr. Name: Lisa J. Montague Last Will: I will all my love to Bucky Jr. Name: Daniel Edward Nogel Last Will: I will to anyone the ability to crash as often as I have and to survive them all. Activities: Baseball 1 yr. Name: David Frank Payne Last Will: I, David Payne, will succeed in whatever I do. Activities: Class Treasurer and Secretary. Name: Debra A. Probst Last Will: I will to Chris, Mitzie, and all of my other friends the best times in their lives. Name: Suzanne Helen Pulit Last Will: I will to all my fellow classmates all the love and happiness they deserve. Activities: Cheerleading 2 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs.. Volleyball 2 yrs.. Yearbook 2 yrs.. Student Council 1 yr., and Colorguard 1 yr. Name: Wendy Sue Robinson Last Will: I will the class of 1987, good luck next year! Activities: Basketball 1 yr.. Softball 2 yrs., chartkeeper, yearbook, and newspaper. Name: Timothy Richard Russell Last Will: I will that everyone has a blast in school like I did. Name: Michele Ann Schrecengost Last Will: I will to all my friends all the laughter that they can handle and lasting happiness!! Activities: Basketball 1 yr.. Softball 2 yrs., Senior class Treasurer, Student Council Vice-President, Yearbook Business Manager, and Honor America Week Student Coordinator. Name: Rhonda J. Sharrow Last Will: I will to Kenny, all my memories of ole' E.F. To Allan, all the good times at Vo-tech and to Connie, my best friend, all the happiness in the world. Name: Jacqueline Ann Sullivan Last Will: I will Mr. Vinopal the ability to survive next year without the Senior Girls Basketball Players” and Michael the ability to understand me. Activities: President of Class 2 yrs.. Band 4 yrs., Colorguard 3 yrs.. Chorus 1 yr.. Student Council Vice President, Yearbook Co-editor 1 yr.. Basketball 3 yrs.. Softball 4 yrs., and Volleyball 1 yr. Name: Andrew Charles Tom Last Will: I will to my sister, Nicole, happy years at East Forest and to Redge, the fastest three-wheeler made. Activities: Student Council 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs., and Baseball 1 yr. Name: David C. Wilson Last Will: I will to Mr. Long the ability to stay calm and to have another good student like me. Do You Remember . . . Prom meetings . . . Flying Undies . . . Chicken Noises . . . P.O.D. . . Food Fights . . . Hide and Seek on pinic day . . . Bomb Scare . . . Construction Workers . . . Halloween Night Softball bus rides . . . Basketball games . . . Water battles in science class . . . Gooberheads . . . Soccer games . . . Salmon Creek . . . Flying Erasers . . . Honor America Week . . . Passing notes . . . School Parking lot . . . Practices . . . Senior Balloon . . . Wendy's Playground . . . Bubble gum . . . Dr. Who . . . Bananas and oranges . . . SSL Day . . . Basketball initiations . . . White Corvettes . . . Student Teachers . . . Big Bird . . . Quality Inn . . . Mr. Wolbert's explanation to the score keeper . . . Clarion . . . SAT'S . . . April 6, 1984 . . . DIO . . . Eisenhower . . . Commodore Perry . . . Vo-Tech bus . . . Breezemont Drive . . . Becky and Michele's Book . . . Animal Effects . . . Ugly Socks . . . Music in the cafeteria . . . Lunch . . . Accounting . . . Almost jumping over the bridge . . . February 22, 1986 . . . Crash and Burn . . . Basketball playoffs . . . February 28, 1986 . . . Thursdays . . . Bowling . . . Pizza behind Baughman's ... 3 Little Buddhists . . . Swinging . . . Senioritus . . . Motley Crue . . . Hershey Trip . . . Bus 4 . . . Prom Eve '85 . . . April 14, 1985 . . . Geagua Lake . . . Virginia Trip . . . Allan's stupid jokes . . . Trails End . . . Mr. Vinopal, The waiter . . . Egg Hunt . . . The farm . . . Slave day . . . Soliciting Ads . . . Loleta . . . The Forest . . . Chemistry class . . . M M's The Boss . . . Spanish class . . . Wick . . . Skip Day? . . . Saturday nights . . . Research papers . . . Dirty Bingo . . . Grad practice . . . Talent show . . . Spirit week . . . Pittsburgh . . . Class trips . . . Red Stallion . . . Pizza Hut . . . Snowball fights . . . New Year's Eve '86 . . . Bubble blowing contests . . . Deadlines . . . Fridays . . . Farewells . . . Washington . . . The Class of 1986 . 120 Farewell ENDINGS Endings are so hard for me, God. They don't seem as painful for other people. But everything within me cries out for Sameness, Continuity, Familiarity, New beginnings are scary for me to even consider. Far away they are exciting, but up close new beginnings terrify me. Tonight I am hating the responsibility Of yes and no decisions that I am facing. Maybe my idealism simply can't handle clear-eyed reality. The way I can't stand realistic movie endings that leave me sad, despondent, and angry. I want to be objective, level, with perspective. Yet I hate the pain of ending a dream, A relationship, A good book, A lonely evening with someone. There is a deep sigh that escapes from the depths of me when I consider a new home, A new set of people, new values, new lifestyles, new goals. I ache to stay with what is familiar. Mostly, I ache to stay with what is secure. I struggle so with endings and beginnings, God. But paradoxically, I can't live without them. Crisis, change, endings, beginnings . . . They are my source of life, direction, hope. By: Robin Williams From The Class Of 1986 In Memory Of Our Friend Max Silvis Here rests his head upon the lap of Earth A youth to Fortune and to Fame unknown. Fair Science frowned not on his humble birth. 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Leeper, PA 744-8589 Pine Grove Grocery North Pine Grove Cooksburg, PA MacBeth's Cabins Box 115 Cooksburg, PA Nancy's Country Calico Gift Shop R.D. 1 Box 75 Sigel, PA Truman's Store Sigel, PA Wolf's Gas Station Vogelbacher's Service Lucinda, PA Trail's End Star Route Cooksburg, PA Gatesman Auto Body Service Lucinda, PA 226-9468 Ekey Florist and Greenhouses 110 East St. Clair Street Warren, PA Plaza Restaurant Warren, PA Great Expectations Warren, PA Valentine Disposal 112 Penna. Ave. West Warren, PA Bike World of Warren 2025 Penn. Ave. East Warren, PA James Jewelers Warren, PA Vowinckle Hotel Rt. 66 Vowinckle, PA Girton's Flowers and Gifts 16 Hertzel Street Warren, PA National Car Rental 315 Penn. Ave. East Warren, PA First Federal Savings and Loan 601 Main Street Clarion, PA Weins 622 Main Street Clarion and Brookville Country Trails Bus Co., Inc. 503 Main Street Clarion, PA Paul A. Weaver Jewelers 606 Main Street Clarion, PA R. James Smathers Agency 400 Main Street Clarion, PA The Carpet Barn R.D. 3, Box 116 Clarion, PA Reliable Furniture Co. 129 Penn. Ave. East Warren, PA Carnahans 314 2nd Ave. ren, PA Tall Oaks R.D. 1 Box 154 Sheffield, PA Carbaugh's Marienville, PA 927-6682 Levi Epstens and Sons Warren, PA Warren Dental Arts 128 Penn. Ave. East Warren, PA Barnhart-Davis Company Automobile Replacement Parts Sheffield, PA Ron Seidle Chevrolet-Cadillac 1141 E. Main Street Clarion, PA Browns Boot Shop Main Street Clarion, PA Clarion Fruit Company 1060 E. Main Street Clarion, PA Insurance Store I South Fifth Ave. Clarion, PA Tionesta Builders Supply, Inc. R.D. 2, Box 238 Shippenville, PA 126 Decorations Unlimited Clarion Candy Co. R.D. 2 Shippenville, PA Computer Center 843 Main Street Clarion, PA James Jewelers 614 Main Street Clarion, PA Texas Hot Lunch 24 Field Street Kane, PA Nancy Wilson's Beauty Shop Spruce Street Marienville, PA Chestnut Burr Taxidermy Marienville, PA Marienville Sports Center For Hunting and Fishing Needs Marienville, PA Roy B. Constable 45 Fraley Street Kane, PA Diamond Lunch Cherry Street Marienville, PA S W Autobody 24 hour towing Snydersburg, PA Radio Shack 68 Fraley Street Kane, PA Shoup's Servistar Hardware Cherry Street Marienville, PA Jim Sherman Chrysler-Dodge Inc. East Main Street Clarion, PA Tri Tire, Inc. 3rd Street Shippenville, PA Smitty's Golden Dawn 22 North 6th Ave. Clarion, PA Russell City Store Kane, PA 968-9930 K-W Cleaners 130 Fraley Street Kane, PA Bud's Place Marienville, PA 927-6940 Marienville Beverage Marienville, PA 927-6900 Lawrence Distributors Rt. 66 North Marienville, PA Sundahl Co. Insurance 57 Fraley Street Kane, PA Kane True Value Sporting Goods 150 Fraley Street Kane, PA Snyder's Garage 24 hour towing Snydersburg, PA IN MEMORY OF JUNE SHIPE I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one. I'd like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done. I'd like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, Of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. I'd like the tears of those who grieve, to dry before the sun Of happy memories that I leave When life is done. By Carol Mirkel