Forbes Road High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harrisonville, PA)
- Class of 1986
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HARRISONVILLE, PA Vol. XXXVII FORBES ROAD HIGH I Like ... 1. The nutritious lunches.........Mike Schepis 2. The heating system.............Kevin Hoffman 3. Not a dam thing....................Mike Black 4. Nothing at all................Teressa Barnett 5. Not a thing.................Elizabeth Yetter 6. Vacation..................................Myron Hall 7. Out of school suspension..........Mike Henry 8. The 2:30 dismissal..........Russell Clippinger 9. Getting out at 2:30...............Jeff McQuait 10. First Monday of trout season off.Todd Strait 11. The students equal rights (ha! ha!) . Robby Mixell 12. My driving privileges............Brian Hall 13. Nothing....................................Jim McCulloch 14. The pretty girls.........Derrick Winegardner 15. Fresh hay lunches..................Troy Miller 16.99% of the students................Mr. Corman 17. Nothing . ...............Hayden Berkstresser 18. You know everyone................Richard Price 19. Knowing students on a one to one basis ... Mrs. Ranck 20. Hanging out in science class.....John Sheeder I Don't Like . . . 1. Third period typing class..........Mrs. Hummel 2. Everything...................................Mark Mellott 3.1 just don’t like coming.....................April Taylor 4. Physics class..............................Philip Seville 5. Stupid bus drivers..........Mike Blattenberger 6. All of the stuff............................Susan Shaw 7. Every detail...............................Howard Mellott 8. Howard......................................Karla Barnett 9. Not enough vacation...................Joe Wilt 10. Marvin isn't here right now.....Nicole Sprowl 11. Some of the people............Jane Leverentz 12. The school food..............................Amy Barber 13. Everything................................Shelly Gracey 14. The 500 yr. old uniforms we wear .. Troy Parsons 15.1 don't like anything.......Paul Blattenberger 16.1 could be doing better things.....Jeff Black 17. Being here ........................ Ricky Strait 18. No tobacco use allowed ..............Tom Fleck 19. Some of the teachers....................TobyHann 20. Everything .......................Greg Walters • • This page is dedicated to our friend and classmate, Byron Shaw. Even though we do not see him daily, he is very much a part of us. Our graduation would not be complete if he were not included. This is our way of saying, “Byron, we think of you often. You are our friend and classmate!” A Friend A friend sees you for who you are, He is always near never far. Love and support he always shows, He always cares he always knows. The friendship is cherished through the years, Sharing the laughter and the tears. In my mtnd I always see, The friendship of you and me. M. A. K. 4 We the class of 1986 dedicate this to Kevin Hall, our former friend and classmate. This will enable our graduation to be complete in a sense. Kevin will always be a part of us. Heaven Only to find Forever, blest By thine encircling arm; Only to lie beyond unrest In passion's dreamy calm! Only to meet and never part, To sleep and never wake, — Heart unto heart and soul to soul, Dead for each other's sake. Martha Gilbert Dickinson Laughing Struggling Forgiving 6 T.G.I.F... . Thank “Goodness” ▲ It's Friday Mrs. Hummel, c'mon give us a break. ◄ I won't have time to take a shower tonight so . .. I'll just skip gym class, that way I won't be all smelly. ▼ Keith and Hayden look suspicious as they make plans. ▲ This is where the day begins, every day, day after day. ▲ You can tell by Chad's expres- sion, he's ready for the day to end. ▼ Rob and Myron, grabbing books to take home to study. But, who's the guy in the middle? It’s FRIDAY! ▼ If he only knew what was in store for him. ▲ Homeroom — waiting impatiently for the final bell. ► Shelley and Brian start celebrating early in the school parking lot. But, what are they celebrating with? FRIDAY 2:30 — The 8th period bell rings. Just 45 minutes more and free at last!!! 3:17 — The end of 8th period. Mass hysteria breaks loose. Hallways are terrorized by anxious students, grabbing their books, making plans, and getting on the bus headed for home. 3:25 — The halls suddenly become desperately quiet. They are left with basketball players, cheerleaders, and club members staying after school for practice. The teachers are also feeling the home itch. 3:30 — The school heaves a sigh of relief. Janitors come out of hibernation to sweep the halls and scrape off the toilet paper stuck to the top of the bathroom ceiling. 4:00 — Students are home, grabbing a snack and trying to catch a glimpse of their friends, Rick, Roxy, and Beth of the Guiding Light, but still anguished over the death of Lujack. 6:00 — The diversification of Friday night begins Stu- dent A spends her time socializing via the telephone. Student B is anxiously awaiting for his her date to pick them up. Student C is just getting home from practice and decides that a night out would be going a bit overboard. Student D is the partier who has waited all week for this night. Student E is obsessed with getting good grades and burns the midnight oil studying. 8:00 — At school all's quiet. The school can now safely and quietly rest until Monday. My Another Country I came here in the United States at midnight August 28, 1985. It took 9 hours from Tokyo to San Francisco. My first impression of U.S.A. was much alike Japan. August 30, I went to Forbes Road High School for the first time. In the morning, after the principal’s speech, everyone stood up and listened to the national anthem. I was so surprised that. I was also surprised to see the students chew gum and eat chocolates during classes. In typing or English class, I sometimes saw the man who was teasing students. It seemed that he wasn’t either teacher or student. I asked Susan what he did, and she answered, ‘‘Nothing.” I was taught that he was one of former students, and he returned to visit, which made me most surprised. I think most of kids at Forbes Road are very nice. And I also think that teenagers all over the world act the same. For example, we used to stick a written paper on someone's back. I found that kids here do the same thing. The other day I went to the restaurant with my American family. After I ate dinner, Mrs. Curfman asked me, “Are you ready for ice cream?” But I didn’t order one, so I asked her why she said that kind of thing. She explained that in that restaurant we could have salad, ice cream, soft drinks many times free. That system of restaurant seems for me like heaven! I wish we had the same kind of restaurants in Japan. In here, when I'd like to go to someone to visit, I can’t go by myself. I need someone to pick me up. I think this is very inconvenient. In Japan, when I wanted to go somewhere all I had to do was to take buses, trains, or subways. When I bought goods here for the first time, saleswoman requested more money than I paid for at first. I thought that she was wrong. But soon I understood that were taxes. In here, when you go to restaurants, you have to leave a tip. But in Japan, we don’t have to. I think the price of records and tapes are a little cheaper than in Japan. And the price are different from records to records in United States, but in Japan, the prices are all the same. LP Albums — 2800 yen (12 dollars) EP records — 700 yen (about 3 dollars.) Anyway, I like the United States of America and American people. They are very open-minded. The United States is my another country because my family, my friends, my teachers, and other people who I met live there. Kanako Koseki 7 .1 i ft it nW -7n(W? P.S. The United States of America is my another country. 10 Aimee if you would learn Japanese this would be a lot Kana is that your new boyfriend? easier to explain to you. Traditional Japanese dress — the Kimono. My American family — Carol Curfman, our resident French teacher, and husband, Walter and children Keith and Megan. Left: The worst year in civil-aviation history claimed nearly 2,000 lives in aircraft accidents. Riaht: Halley's Commet makes its first appearance since 1910. - . j Sixty bands performed in the Live I Aid Concert The concert held in Philadelphia and London helped to raise ' money for the starving in Africa. Princess Di and Prince Charles make their first trip to the U S. John Cougar performed in the Farm Aid Concert. The Boss is Back Bruce Springsteens' Born in the U.S.A. was the 1 album of 1985 (Dire Strai'c' 7rEverbody Wan « (Tears for Fears 6. Out of Touch and Oates) T 5.1 Fee for You ((. ,j 4M Want to Know What t Love Is (Foreigner) 3. Wake Me Up Before i You Go Go (Wham!) 2. Like a Virgin (Madonna) 1. Careless Whisper (Wham') j| Chicago Bears — vs — New Bryan Adams: Male Singles Artist Soviet Leader Mikhail bachev Met With Gor- Don Johnson of the hit T.V. Series Miami Vice WHAM! Wham! 1 Duo President Ronald Reagan at Geneva Summit Talks. Madonna: Top Female Singles Artist of 1985 i III • Aim) Vfva- 3 u_rcuy iL ujo-A n f 5 - yfc • I Webster’s New Dictionary I Forbes Road Check it out (chek it aut) v., an expression to explain what just walked by. Did yoij see those guys? Check it out. Cool out (kul aut) v., 1. relax 2. no probk Everything's alright, so cool out. Fine (fin) adj., superior in quality and pearance. They had some fine looking girls at the dance. Gag me (gag me) v., a statement of severe dislike. Dissecting frogs is enough to gag me.” Get out of my face (get aut av mi fas) v. 1. get lost 2. leave me alone. 3. If you eij joy living, then get out of my face. Get real (get rel) v., to be serious. “Con on guys, would you get real. Go for it (go fer it) v., 1. encouraging! words 2. giving all you got. If you really want to, go for it! Hey Ed (ha ed) interj., calling Chad. Hey Ed, how many points did you have last night? Check it out Gag me Hey Ed Cool out Go for it Get out of my face “Get real of the English Language School Edition I How the heck are ya?' I doubt that.' How the heck are ya (hau the hek ar ya) interj., 1 greeting 2 beginning of many F.R. conversations. How the heck are ya? Imagine that. 'That’s what I like. 'Waaah 'What's it toya? d doubt that (I daut that) v., 1. ques- tionable expression 2. uncertainty 3. 'showing disbelief I doubt that! Imagine that (imagin that) v., 1. ask if I care 2. really 3. no kidding “Imagine that! Ought (awt) interj., how dumb Ought!!! That's what I like (that what i lik) adj., 1. fantastic 2. great “Hey school was called off. “That's what I like. I Waaah (waa) v., you poor baby “Aw. waaah! What's it to ya (whats it to ya) 1. why do you care 2. it's none of your business. Hey man, what’s it to ya? Yea right (ye rit) adj., 1.1 bet 2. sure 3. not quite. Yea right?? 'Yea right ■■U • lOLM'tftwvghoul the.land Adeline Anneski Travis Baker Terry Barnett Besty Berkstresser Gregory Black Nicole Bolmger William Brill Michele Brown Nick Brown Clay Clippmger Stacey Clippinger Kirby Danfelt Paula Downm Wendy Everts Becky Fleming Left to Right: Shelly Parsons, President; Crissy Seville, Secretary; Mindy Shaw, Vice President; Nicole Bolinger, Treasurer; Mrs. Komir, Mr. Sprowl. Tresha Foor Candma Fraker Valida Glunt Tracey Hann Stacey Henry Patricia Hess Lori Horne Travis Horton Mary Hosey Kristina Keebaugh Rhonda Kohr Kevin Long Randy McDaid Tina McGowan Sandra McMullen Paula Mellott Angela Miller Misty Moffat Joseph Mumma Andy Park Shelly Parsons Nicole Petersons Leigh Romig Chanin Rotz Luke Sanders Christine Seville Nicole Bolinger, hard at work as usual!!! 19 Jeff Anderson Tally Appleby Kirk Baker Amy Berkstresser Roxanne Carbaugh Rusty Carmack Tracey Cook Laurie Doney Kami Downes Lisa Edwards Tim Hall Brian Henry Brmt Hess Mike Hoover Tammie Houck Amy Jamison Johnny Johnson Left to Right: Amy Jamison, Treasurer; Tally Appleby, Secretary; Cory Shaw, President; Mike Hoover, Vice President; Mrs. Peck. 21 Diane King Pam King Jeff Knepper Kurt Lammerman Lisa Long Mindy Long Pam McClure Dawn Mellott Tracey Mellott Leon Mumma 22 That doesn’t look like any homework to me, Jeff! Becky Purnell Greg Shafer Dorothy Seville Cory Shaw Lori Snyder Christie Truax 23 Amy Barber Amy Barnett Christine Barnett Melissa Benson Phillip Black Sherry Black Kevin Bookheimer Tina Bookheimer Troy Chamberlian Dawn Chilcote Kelly Covert Peggy Downin Michelle Fester Jennifer Fram Valerie Glunt Miss Nolan, Lisa Mellott; Treasurer, Allen Mellott. President, Colleen Mathern; Secretary, Mr Gelvm. 24 Michele Hann Michael Henry Carl Hess Jay Inman Scott Knepper Dan Mackerchar Colleen Mathern Allen Mellott Kay Mellott Lisa Mellott Julie Miller Kenny Mumma Michael Newman Clay Ritchey Jamie Rosenberry 25 James Schetrompf Nevm Shaw Jennifer Sheeder Gwen Sheldon Tina Sipes Nicole Sprowl Andrea Taylor Wes Tinker Laurie Traxler Pam Truax Melinda Walters Dan Worthing Hayden Berkstresser Jeff Black Stacey Black Paul Blattenberger Bruce Bookheimer Rick Bookheimer Melissa Bradmok Melissa Brown Missi Carbaugh Jennifer Cline David Conners BJ Elliott Tom Fleck Michael Gilbert Missi Hall Toby Hann Alanna Harrison Left to Right: Jenny Cline, Vice President; Jeff Black, President; Missi Hall, Secretary; Nicole Huston, Treasurer; Mrs. Hummel, Mr. Gutshall. 27 Brian Helser David Hess Lori Hess Michelle Huston Nichole Huston Tom Hyle Marion Johnson Keith Keebaugh Gina Knepper James Knepper Lisa McClure William McCullock Dulce McMullen Becky Nonemaker William Odonnell 28 Yeah, I’m a brownie, what about it??? They really don’t know what they are talking about. Gary Shafer Chris Snyder Danny Strait Ricky Strait Tina Ulsh Dianna Wanger Patty Waite Greg Walters Jeff Wilson Joe Wilt Chip Wireman Beth Wright Joann Yetter Erika Barnett Karla Barnett Teressa Barnett Ann Black John Black David Bolinger Bryan Brown Genevieve Chaney Jim Chestnut Tammy Cook Doug Dodson Billy Downin Erin Doyle Wade Duvall Kelly Fogal Left to Right: Mrs. Truax, Elizabeth Yetter, Treasurer; Mary Thanos, Secretary; Teressa Barnett, Vice President; Troy Par- sons, President; Mr. Fleck. Amy Gallagher Harvey Hann Missy Hess Chris Hoover Tim Houck Randy King Adam Knepper Barry Knepper Lori Knepper Howard Mellot Melody Mellot Troy Parsons Richard Price Kathy Saylor Lisa Seville Wendy Sheffield Alicia Smith Mary and Troy — partners in crime 31 Vonetta Snyder Lori Strait Mandy Strait Obie Strite Billie Jo Taylor Jeff Taylor Mary Thanos Larry Traxler Derrick Winegardener Mary Wright Jesse Yablonski Elizabeth Yetter 32 officers Seniors PRESIDENT........Robbv Mixed VICE PRESIDENT.... Pam Crouse SECRETARY......Dwayne Helman TREASURER........Sherri Black STUDENT COUNCIL ... Donna Orr REPRESENTATIUES . Kim Sanders ADVISOR — Mr. Price CLASS SONG — Goodbye to Romance CLASS HYMN — I Know Who Holds Tomorrow CLASS COLORS —Dark Blue and Light Blue CLASS FLOWER — White Rose Tipped in Blue CLASS MOTTO — Our destiny is not to be awaited, it is to be achieved. ADVISOR — Mrs. Parsons SUSAN KAYE ANDERSON Curriculum: Academic Career: Undecided Executive Council 3,4; French Club 1,2. 3.4. FHA 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Chorus 1. 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Art 1.2,3.4. Scorekeeper 2,3,4; Teachers' Aide 2; Yearbook 4 MARIA LYNN BERKSTRESSER Curriculum Academic Career Elementary Education Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4; French Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 3. 4; Varsity Club 3,4 MICHAEL DAVID BLACK Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career Undecided FFA1.2.3.4 MICHELE RENEE BLACK Curriculum: Academic Career: Business Management Class President 1; Student Council 1,2; Treasurer 2; FHA 1.2.3. 4. FBLA 3. 4; Newspaper 3,4; Associate Editor 4; Yearbook 3,4; Teachers' Aide 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.4; Student Secretary 4; Student Forum 3.4; Student Advisory Board 4; French Club 1.2,3,4; President 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Band Vice President Quartermaster 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2, 4; Captain 2.4; Drama Club 3.4 SHERRI MARIE BLACK Curriculum: Business Career Real Estate or Business Management FHA 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 4; FBLA 3.4; FFA 1,3,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Class Treasurer 3.4; Student Secretary 4; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 3.4; Band 2. MICHAEL JOHN BLATTENBERGER Curriculum: Academic Career: Engineer Basketball 2.3.4; French Club 1.2. TROY LYNN BOLINGER Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Professional Bum FFA 2, 3.4 MARTY A. BRADNICK Curriculum: Vocational Career: Undecided FFA 1.2.3.4 KENNETH A. CARBAUGH Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Farming FFA 2.3.4 RUSSELL CLIPPINGER Curriculum: Industrial Arts Career: Skid row Bum FFA 1.2.3.4 PAMELA JURLENE CROUSE Curriculum: Business Career: Phlebotomist French Club 1. 2; Band 1, 2; Art 1. 2; Girls Basketball Manager 1. 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Delegate at Reston 2; Student Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Class Vice President 4; Flag Squad Captain 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3. 4; County Chorus 1.2; Executive Council 3,4; Teachers' Aide 2 RODNEY B. EVERHART Curriculum: Vo Ag Career: Power Line Construction FFA 2.3.4; FFA Softball 4 DOROTHY MAE GARTLAND Curriculum: Business Career Legal Sec retary Housewife Basketball 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4. Cheerleader 1; Chorus Vice President 2; Newspaper 2, 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3, 4. FBLA Vice President 4 SHELLEY ANN GILBERT Curriculum: Academic Career Forestry FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus Reporter 2; French Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Field Hockey 3; Basketball Manager Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4; Art 1, 2; Student Aide 2; Press Club 4 MICHELL ANN GRACEY Curriculum: Business Career Undecided Band 1. 2, 3. 4; French Club 1. 2; Art 3. 4, FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 4; Student Secretary 4 ANGELA KAY HALL Curriculum: Business Career: Undecided Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; Student Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2 BRIAN WAYNE HALL Curriculum: Business Career: Court Re- porter FBLA 4 MICHAEL TROY HALL Curriculum: Academic Career: Undecided National Honor Society 2,3.4; National Honor Society President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; French Club 1, 2; Environmental Olympics 3. 4; Student Forum 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Class Vice President 1.3; Class President 2 36 MYRON K. HALL Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career Heavy Equip- ment Operator Basketball 1.2; FFA1.2.3.4 AIMEE JO HANN Curriculum: Academic Career: Business Management Varsity Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1; FBLA 4; French Club 1, 2; President 2; Majorette 1. 2. 3; Student Coun- cil 1. 2; Class Vice President 2; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 2. 4; Drama Club 3.4 RALPH DWAYNE HELMAN Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Undecided FFA 2, 3. 4; FFA Secretary 3. 4; Class Secretary 4; Band 2 MICHAEL A. HENRY Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Mason FFA 2.3.4; FFA Softball 4 KEVIN D. HOFFMAN Curriculum: Industrial Arts Career: Unde- cided Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1; Stage Crew 1. 2.3.4; Band 1 RAYMOND E.KOHR. JR. Curriculum: Academic Career: Undecided Baseball 2.3,4; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 3.4 37 KANAKO KOSEKI Curriculum: Academic Career: Teacher Honorary Member of FHA SUSAN JEAN LAKE Curriculum: Business Career: Cake Deco- rator and Happily Married Teachers' Aide 1; Chorus 1.2; Band 1.2,3.4, FFA 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 3; Varsity Club 3 JANE ANN LEVERENTZ Curriculum: Academic Career: Business Administration or Accountant Cheerleading 2.3.4; Cheerleading Captain 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA 3. 4; FBLA 4; FBLA Treasurer 4; Executive Council 4; French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3; Chorus 3. 4; Newspaper 4; Newspaper Assistant Editor 4 JEFFREY LYNN McQUAIT Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Garage Pro- prietor FFA. 1.2.3.4; FFA Softball 4 MARK WAYNE MELLOTT Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Mason FFA 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2 TROY MARK MILLER Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Meat Cutter and Farmer FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA President 4; FFA Vice President 3; FFA Treasurer 2; FFA Softball 4; FFA Softball Coach 4; FFA Fulton County Delegate; Executive Council 3.4 ROBERT BRIAN MIXELL Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career: Law Enforcement Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA Secretary 1, FFA Treasury 2, FFA Softball 4; Class President 3. 4; President of Student Council 4. Stage Crew 1,2.3. 4; Varsity Club 2,3.4 DAVID RAY MUMMA Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career Undecided FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3, FFA Assistant Treasury 2; FFA Treasury 3; FFA Assistant Secretary 4 DONNA SUE ORR Curriculum: Business Career Legal Secretary FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Vice President 3; FHA President 4; FFA 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; FBLA Secretary 4; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council 4 VALERIE RUTH ROBERTS Curriculum: Academic Career: Undecided FHA 4; Bandfront 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. 4; Cheerleadina 3.4; Cheerleading Captain 3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Treasurer 3; FBLA President 4; Class Treasurer 1; French Club 1. 2; Varsity Club 4; Newspaper Technical Editor 4 CHAD JOSEPH RITCHEY Curriculum: Academic Career Elementary Education Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club 1.2. Intramurals 3.4 KIMBERLY ANN SANDERS Curriculum: Academic Business Career Undecided Art 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 1. 2; Student Council 4 39 MICHAEL ANTHONY SCHEPIS Curriculum Vo-Ag Career Army FFA 2.3.4; Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2,3 KIMBERLY MICHELE SCHETROMPF Curriculum Business Career To be happily married Art 3. 4. Latin 11 PHILLIP RUSSELL SEVILLE Curriculum Academic Career Electrical Engineer Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4. French Club 1.2; FFA 1.2,3. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 SUSAN VIRGINIA SHAW Curriculum: Academic Career: Broadcast mg FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Elementary Aide 2, 3; Art 4; Drama Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 1.2.3 JOHN EDWARD SHEEDER Curriculum: Industrial Arts Career Me- chanic and Carpenter Special Topics 1 BILLIE JO SOUDERS Curriculum: Business Career: Police En- forcement Basketball 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. French Club 1.2; Class Secretary 1.2.3 40 PETER MICHAEL STAGGS Curriculum Vo-Ag Career Filthy Rich Lum berjack FFA 4, Yearbook 4 DAVID TODD STRAIT Curriculum: Vo-Ag Career Construction FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 4. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. FFA Sentinel 2. FFA TERESSA MARIE SUMMERS Curriculum: Business Career: Undecided Band 1.FBLA3.4 APRIL DAWN TAYLOR Curriculum: Academic Career: Computer Science French Club 1,2 JOSHUA TIMOTHY WILT Curriculum: General Career: State Cop Basketball 1.2.4 Baseball 1.2; FFA 2,3.4 The Final Flight We have soared td a turning point vuithin our lives. Qur flight has not been an easy. one. We ha )e learned, we have laughed, we have cried, but most importantly?, we have become tT u1 Itjwl.tMWliepn experience that we will treasure within oir hea irts and in our mjn . This flight had the potential to shape our destinies. Whatever the future, holds for us has been , , determined by the path of this flight — path tie chose. We chose weil! Ourfinafflight led us to The' moment of coiVi- those whose lives we have touched. It is now time to spread our wings. It is up to i|S to do justice to the final flight, by taking advantage of fhe free tittup?1 will take the Fin ! “Most Studious’’ Dwayne and Kana “Tallest Shortest’’ Susan and Mike Most School Spirit’’ Jane and Robby “Class Snuff Chewers” Kenny, Mike, Kevin Most Athletic” Aimeeand Todd 48 Best Dressed” Mike and Donna Daydreamers” Jean and Kim Quietest” David and Angie ‘‘Most Easily Embarrassed” Shelley ‘‘Class Complainers” Teressa and Ray “Class Fire- fighters' Rodney Pam, and Marty “Best Looking” Maria and Mike CO T3 C One established, familiar face that Forbes Road students easily recognize is that of physical educa- tion teacher, Richard Cover! Mr. Cover, we, the Class of 1986, would like to thank you for taking the time to be a teacher, a coach, and a friend by paying due tribute to you with this page!! Teacher Tribute Then — 1959 Beryl Palmer Albert Cor man Richard Cover Melvin Gutshall Cheryl Hummel Carol Curfman Melody Komir 54 Carl Parsons Delbert Ritche; Cynthia Ranck Richard Price Leonard Smoyer Paul Sanders Cynthia Robinette Susan Truax Will this parade NEVER end? Kathy Wood I can’t believe we actually pay to eat this stuff!! r Janitor 1 Marvin Sipes Janitor 2 Hubie Hohman Personnel Schools Degrees Position Arnold. Merrill Doctorate Penn State University Superintendent Berkstresser. Clifford M Ed Penn State University Physics. Guidance Broadwater. Jane Chilcote. William M Ed Penn State University Secretary Special Education Cor man. Albert BS M Ed Penn State University B S Shepherd College Vocational Education Cover. Richard Athletic Director. Phys Ed Curiman. Carol B S Bloomsburg Health University French. English Davis. Dennis BS Messiah College Band Director. Eibm. Keen B S Miilersvilie and Music Indiana Univesity Driver's Education Fleck. Gay BS Shippensburg General. Academic. University and Consumer Maths Gelvm. Randy B S Penn State Environmental University Science. Health Gelvm. Tammy Teacher s Aide Gutshall. Melvm M Ed Penn State Science. History. Heroux. James University B S Bucknell Reading Principal University Hoffman. Glenda B S Shippensburg Secretary Hummel. Cheryl Business Education University Kristie. Kennedy Komir. Melody B S Shippensburg University Secretary English Nolan. Fredith B S Shippensburg University History Palmer. Beryl B S Miilersvilie University School Nurse Parsons. Carol M Ed Shippensburg Phys Ed. Remedial University Reading Peck. Sarah M SL.S Shippensburg University B S Shippensburg Librarian Price. Richard General and Academic University Maths. BCL Ranck. Cynthia B A Juniata College English Ritchey. Delbert M Ed Shippensburg University History. POD Robinette. Cynthia B S Lebanon Choral Director. Music Sanders. Paul Valley College B S Cheyney Industrial Arts University Smoyer. Leonard B A Lycoming College English Sprowl. Garey M Ed Shippensburg University Science Truax. Susan B S Messiah College Home Economics Wood. Kathy M Ed Penn State University Art Teachers relive the good old days of... High School?? It wouldn’t be too hard to imagine Mrs. Ranck as a cheerleader, but could you picture Miss Nolan in a Girl Scout uniform selling Cookies? We now know why the baseball cap was invented — right Mr. Gelvm?? How could Mrs. Komir possibly remember a whole majorette routine when 13 years later she can't even remember where her keys are at?? I bet you didn’t know that at one time Mr Gutshall could have given Mitch Gaylord some stiff competition when it came to doing a back handspring!! I could just picture Mr Berkstresser calculating the velocity and the angle at which you must shoot a basketball to swoosh it!! HUM 't Ce someone COmCS into my lift y can't just let them slip away. 0 cannot accept th if. fcopU arc too important. Once ) core...! wHi always care, for friends, 1 will always be there, feople in my past are part of n y life part of who 1 am, and J don't want them to disappear, Keeping in touch is important to me... enough to Ut me know that although we don't spend time together... we do share some of the same thoughts and memories. £et keep in touch... okay ? — Sharon Johnson SUSPENSION ROW lo most people who go through the school year sit- ting in classrooms, the thought of being in suspension would be new and exciting. Well, I have news for the unin- formed students of Forbes Road High. Suspension is a very boring expience. However it does have its exciting moments. All people that I know who have done time have done countless things to pass the time. I have, on occasion, weighed myself on the scales thousands of times, gone to the bathroom seven times in one hour, and claimed to have been sick so I could lie on the couch and crash. With all due respect, suspension is very hard. It makes you edgy, bored, and very, very tired. So .. . take some ad- vice — Be cool and stay in school! 59 You’ll have to get by us first, if you want these potato chips we’re guarding. Sitting: Sherri Black, Pam Crouse, Michele Black, Teressa Barnett, Elizabeth Yetter, Standing: Susan Anderson, Ericka Barnett, Joanne Yetter, Aimee Hann, Ray Kohr, Mike Staggs. Editor — Aimee Hann 60 61 -d I made it through those deadlines alive! This year we were faced with 4 deadlines that had to be met or no spring yearbook Frantically, as the day of the deadline readily ap proached. pictures weren't developed, layouts weren't finished, and arts were misplaced But. somehow, we managed to make all the deadlines and got you this year- book here by spring This would never have happened if it weren't for the dedicated yearbook staff members who gave up their free time to do yearbook stuff My thanks and appreciation goes out to those staff members This year we were faced with a tragedy One of our Head Honchos' . Mrs Komir. was leaving us Her help could never be replaced Well, fate set in and allowed our other advisor, Mrs Hummel, to step in and take over She took charge alright, and she was the key ingredient in pro- ducing this yearbook If it wasn't for Mrs Hummel's help and advice. I would have gone completely crazy So. Thanks. Mrs Hummel To replace Mrs Komir's creativity was Mrs Ranck, who proved to be an invaluable substitute Being a yearbook editor, or for that matter a yearbook member, was no easy task It tried your patience, ravelled your nerves, raised your blood pressure and drove you insane Then why suffer with such a demanding job9 The fin- ished product When you look at a finished layout and then see it in the yearbook, you can take real pride in that page A sense of accomplishment sets in. and it feels good Field Hockey ’85 Standing: Lisa Keebaugh; Coach, Sherri Black, Nicky Huston, Erika Barnett, Teressa Barnett, JoAnn Yet- ter, Aimee Jo Hann, Tina Gilbert, Missy Hall, Stacey Black, Michelle Hann, Michelle Huston, Maria Berkstresser, Mrs. Parsons; Head Coach. Kneeling: Erin Doyle, Missy Benson, Alanna Harrison, Amy Barnett, Michelle Fester, Laurie Traxler. Maria — Outside Forward Aimee — Inside Forward Sherri — Goalie 4-4-4-... Is What We Fought For Field Hockey 1985 proved to be an even more exciting year our beginning year. Our number of team members increased and so did our record. In fact, our teams improved 400 percent. We ended the season with 4 wins, 4 loses, and 4 ties. We added another school to our list of competitions, and at the end of the season had participated in the Central Penn Field Hockey Play Day held at James Buchanan School. Aimee Hann made Forbes Road proud by being named to the Central Penn All-Star Team. Aimee was also named in Public Opi- nion's All-Star 2nd Team. Maria Berkstresser and Michelle Hann received honorable mention. Spectators as well as coaches and players could see a remarkable improvement in this year’s competition as well as a positive attitude to continue to improve in the sport of field hockey. James Buchanan Bellwood Antis Huntingdon Greencastle S. Huntingdon Mercersburg Bellwood Antis James Buchanan S. Huntingdon Mercersburg Huntingdon TOTALS HA 4-4-4 Our unforgettable coach, Mrs. Par- sons (the Orange Lady). Left to Right: Nicky Houston, Lori Strait, Jane Leverentz, Stacey Black, Amy Barber, Valerie Roberts. Left to Right: Michele Black, Nichole Sprowl, Becky Nonemaker, Erika Barnett, Gina Knepper. CHEERLEADERS 66 Valerie, Michele, and Jane Cheerleading has its f’s and its j’s — just ask Lori! She had more than her share of J's and |'s during the big McConnellsburg game!! Being a cheerleader takes a lot of hard work. What your fans see out on the floor doesn’t come easy. It takes many hours of practice and some yelling and screaming along the way too! Cheerleading does carry one MAJOR reponsibility though — being a Guardian Angel. We believe the guys would die of starvation if we didn't stuff them full of junk food before and after each game. Moms out there — (especially those of Mike Hall and Chad Ritchey) maybe this is a sign that you just aren't providing those poor boys with enough nourishment. You should hear them carry on if they even suspect we've forgotten to bring them something! Being a Cheerleader could get to be pretty chaotic, but our ever faithful leader, Trudy Mort, manages (as best she can) to keep her troops in line!! Jane and Valerie 67 Girls’ Basketball Standing: Lisa Mellott; Chartkeeper, Shelley Gilbert; Manager, Tammy Cook, Karla Barnett, Tina Gilbert, Aimee Hann, Sherri Black, Mary Thanos, Coach Cutchall, Lori Traxler; Chartkeeper Kneeling: Jenny Cline, Michelle Huston, Teressa Barnett, Donna Orr, Missi Hall Standing: Lisa Mellott; Chartkeeper, Lori Hess, Jenny Cline, Missi Hall, Colleen Mathern, Amy Barnett, Lori Traxler; Chartkeeper, Kneeling: Michelle Hann, Michelle Huston, Michelle Fester. 68 C ROM«S SENIOR I oP | es-tf u Boys’ Basketball 70 Standing Mr Hoover; Coach, Wade Duvall. Jesse Yablonski. Chad Ritchey. Mike Blattenberger. Keith Keebaugh. Susan Anderson. Scorekeeper Kneeling Richard Price, Howard Mellott, Todd Strait. Troy Parsons. Mike Hall Standing Mr Helsel. Coach. Doug Dodson, Troy Parsons. Richard Price. Wade Duvall. Ricky Strait. Keith Keebaugh. Susan Anderson. Scorekeeper Kneeling: Hayden Berkstresser. Chip Wireman. Paul Blattenberger. Jeff Black. Joe Wilt. 0«c Mr 4 11 17 !• 24-27 at 10 January 1 7 10 17 21 22 2« 11 rabruary « 7 11 14 1« 21 21 Mortharn Bedford Tuaaay Mountain MitliaMibur? at Juniata Vallay rannatt-Matal Tournay Evaratt at McConnaliaburg at Mortnarn Bedford Juniata Vallay Southarn Fulton Southern Huntington at Hillla aur9 at Southarn Huntington McConnellaburq at Evaratt at Southarn fulton at rannatt-Matal Clayebur Fannatt-Matal at Ciayaburg at Tuaaay Mountain Todd — 5' 10 Guard Boogie — 6'5 Center Phillip — 5' 11 Guard S e iORS Mike — 5'10 Guard Chad — 6'4 Forward CARDINAL BASKETBALL 1 ------V------- The 1985-86 season of the F.R. Lady Cardinals basketball team proved to be a spectacular one indeed. Cove League, Sideling Hill League and District V, all posted their standing and each one had F.R. ranking at the top. The starting line-up consisted or oniy one senior and four juniors. The team fought hard los- ing to only a few teams. Karla and Aimee came on strong offensively. Tina and Mary were awesome defensively. This year the Cardinals were blessed with a strong bench consisting of two seniors, Donna and Sherri, Tammy — a junior, and a host of good J.V. players who saw some Varsity action — Missi, and Michelle H. Despite team conflicts throughout the year, the Cardinals had an outstanding winning season. Only when five play together can win- ning be achieved. What do you call poetry in motion? ... Forbes Road Boys’ Basketball team. When they got hot this year it was complete ecstacy to watch them. Their winning season tells all. They conquered great teams including McConnellsburg, Tussey Mountain, and Southern Fulton twice — even wearing their baseball socks during these outings. What empowers Forbes with such grace? The talents of each player on the floor — Chad, Boogie, Mike, Todd, Jesse, Howard, and Phillip. The phrase bench warmers was used very infre- quently this year. The poise of all the players put that phrase to rest. A 72 Standing: Coach Sprowl, Brent Hess, Mike Newman, Scott Knepper, Dan MacKerchar, Phillip Black, Chris Hann, Alan Mellott, Jeff Knepper, Dan Worthing, Carl Hess, Mike Hoover, Cory Shaw, Mike Henry, Todd Grace, Troy Chamberlain, Coach Gelvin. Kneeling: Andy Park, Terry Barnett, Travis Horton, Joey Mumma, Don Truax. Standing: Michele Truax, Amy Berkstresser, Paula Mellott, Tina McGowan, Dorothy Seville, Becky Purnell, Nichole Bolinger, Lori Horne, Talley Appleby, Betsy Berkstresser Kneeling: Kristi Keebaugh, Shelly Parsons, Crissy Seville, Stephanie Wright, Nicole Peterson, Mindy Shaw. 73 CARDINALS — We Are The Very Best... Spirit Week was an attempt to inspire spirit in the students at Forbes. The theme was Beat McConnellsburg. Each day was represented with a certain dress-up day. Monday — Sweats Day Tuesday — 50’s Day Wednesday — Generic Day Thursday — Color Day Friday — Hat, Tie, and Shades Day Friday seemed to be the favorite with the students. Also, each class had a sec- tion of the hall to decorate — a competi- tion between classes. Needless to say the seniors won it, hands down. The in- dividual winners of Spirit Week were Erin Doyle (50’s Day), Michelle Fester (Generic Day), Chris Hann (Blue Gold Day), Mrs. Curfman (Red White Day). They didn On Thursday of Spirit Week, the Cheerleaders gave a pep rally. Both basketball teams came out on the floor doing layups. Tina Gilbert was so anxious she didn't wait for the boy’s team and went ahead and started without them. The two Varsity coaches each had a speech. Mr. Cutchall made us t have a chance — NO laugh when he introduced Mr. Hoover saying, “He may be smarter, but I’m better look- ing.” The coaches were confi- dent as they spoke and looked forward to victories. Seniors Mike Hall and Todd Strait had a few words to contribute. Todd predicted a win by 15 points, and Mike just wanted to know CONTEST!! Who is McConnellsburg?” The speeches ended and the pep rally proceeded with a class competition. “Hang it up Spartans, Hang it up!” was the cheer. The tradition broke this year. It wasn’t the seniors who won again, it was the 9th grade. Spartans Got Whomped Just Like The Rest... MKX)NNKLl-SBUK(i - Theresa Barnett sank a shot with 10 seconds left in overtime Thursday to lift the Forbes Road Cardinals to a 40-38 Sideling Hill and Cove League girls basketball victory' over the MeCon- nellsburg Spartans. “They had us down (in the fourth quarter) and we tied it when Mary Peck hit on a buzzer shot,” said McConnellsburg coach Audrey Hall. “They took the tap in over- time, but we scored first with De- anna Miller's foul shots. Aimee Mann tied it with about a minute left, then Harnett hit from the cor- ner of the foul line.” The Spartans shot 0-for-7 In overtime. The Spartans (13-2, 7-1 SIIL, 3-1 Cove) led 27-23 at the start of the fourth quarter, but Forbes bounced bac k by oulscoring them 13-9. Each team had 35 rebounds. McConnellsburg shot 25% (15-60) and the Cardinals hit 26.2% (17-65). “We had good shots, but just didn’t put them in,” said Hall. “1 think our foul shooting really hurt us,” said Forties coach Craig Cutchall, whose team hit just 6-of- 20 from the line. “Our ball-han- dling was really good; we had fewer turnovers (12-19) and I thought that was a big factor.” Karla Harnett led the Cardinals (12-4, 51 SIIL, 2-2 Cove) with 10 points, while Miller led the Spar- tans with 12 and Peck added 10. Miller also led on the boards with 17 rebounds, and Tina Gilbert grabbed nine for FK. Forbe RMd 0. McConiMlItburg 24 FORBES ROAD Mann 3 I 47 Cook 100 2. Tt ano 3 0 36._ icy rfiMOO’O Gilbert 2 2 t«. Cli « 0000. T Bamclt I TiTTJTT; BO 4. Off o 00 o Tom o «20 « McCONNtLLSBURG Carbavgh 4 02 1. K«flif 1 00 7. Peek 4 2-4 10. Ple .ng«r OOIO. M.l'er J 4 12. SciOef 7 0 0 4, M Seville 0000. Otl 10 72. C-Seville000 0. True 0 0 0 0. Tolei 15 IS 34 Fofbe RmJ • 5 10 12 «-40 McCeniteiUOvrg II 10 2 — JB JV Fofbe RoeO T, McCorweiivtoufO «0. M y MeiTietl Fofbe vith 13 point ; Ter TvUen leO M Con nellsburg with II pomi , ano RlionOe S«vwpe added 10 pomi end 10 rebound { 1 For be Road 2«. McCenndlsbvrg 14 M COMNELLSBURG Fowler 1 • 10 14 Brencnc 2 u 2 4. Garber 2 0 4 4. Letter 113 3. Kendall 0 3 4 j. Smith 1002 Joyce I 0-1 2. MoMman 10 02. Ramsey 0U 10. SHeertrOO-l 0. Feagiey 0 B0 0. Total II 12 2J 3a FORBES ROAO c nil StlAii; 0.214. ■ ' 0S 14. 81atter.b«per 4b I 12. Mall 7 4 '0 Ritchey 1 4 I2 «. Menott 2 BO 4. Koebaogn 100 2. Ouvdll 00 10. U fl 22 7« McConnelltbvrg S 11 • 1« - 34 Forbe Road II 1 17 22 - 7 V? Forbe Road 5. McConnellsburg 2 Keith •fwSdvgh led Forbes Road with 25 point Forbes Road gets victory No. 300 By OrfCWMARKOl Public Opinion tart writer llliSTONTOWN - It wasn't a game decided on a drama lie, buzz- er-beating shot. A a matter of fact, it was a blowout, but the Forbe Road Car- dinal will celebrate in grand style after trouncing McConnellsburg 76- 31 Friday night in a Sideling Hill ami Cove League boys basketball game. VN by the celebration? The victory was niimlter 300 for the Fulton County School and it also helped cement their first-place position m the Sideling Hill and Cove leagues i 'aruin.tl coach Dave Hoover did not tell his squad that it needed a win to reach the 300 milestone, but he knew about it in the preseason. ”1 didn't tell anyone until we 'walked on the floor 10 nigh I, said Hoover. “We needed II wins this year to reach il, and it added to our incentive. obviously the Cardinals were very excited about selling the mark at home, cs|H cially against long- time rival McConnellsburg. To Id Strait and Jesse Yablonski led (lie assault by combining for 21 of the Cardinals' 37 first-half points. Strait was magic from the fl« or, connecting on all six of lus attempts in the opening half, We shot very well ui the first half. said Hoover. Our boys con- trolled the boards and we got some good av isi . Mv Con nellsburg, on the oilier hand, couldn't buy a basket. The Spartans, who shot only 16%, were f 30 from the floor before intermis- sion and manag' d just 16 points. The Cardinals (114, 7-0 SIIL. 4-0 Cove) knew what they had to do defensively. We went to a 1-3-1 defense for this game, said Hoover In the last meeting (a 60-53 Forbes win) we played a box-and one to try and slop (Todd) Garber, but he hxs had some trouble shooting lately w we laid off of lum, said Hoover. The second half was much like the first. The Cardinals couldn't miss and the Spartans couldn't hit water if they were standing on a pier. Forbes Road banged, home seven of 11 third-quarter attempts with I’hil Seville causing most of the damage with six points The Spartans (3-12, 1-9 SIIL, 2-2 Cove) had their coldest quarter of the evening by shooting a measly 3- of-21 from the floor. It wasn't l e- cuuse they were off the mark, hut because of the long arms of Mike Blatlcnbcrgcr and ('had Ritchey, who rejected 14 Spartan shots. “When we tried to go inside against them. Ulattenbcrgcr and Ritchey just swatted our shots away, said McConnellsburg coach Dave Sower . When they weren't blocking shots they were grabbing a bounds. The duo combined for IS boards. Sowers said he was surprised by the defensive switch We have worked before against that type of defense, but tonight we couldn't get the ball past iheir first line, said Sowers. Strait, Seville and Yablonski were the lugh scorers for the Cardi- nals with 14 points each. Tim Fowler paced McConnellsburg with 14. ► __. y n It All Ended When They Came To The Cardinal Nest! FIELD HOCKEV 76 The Final Game The final game — here and gone Another season — soon to be born You sacrificed — you gave your all You conquered others, great or small The fans of Forbes enjoyed the wins At rowdy games, we packed them in The losses hurt, but we regained Through all, our faith in you remained Our pride in you will never fail Our thanks and praise to you we hail by Elizabeth Yetter Coach DeShong Girls' Jr High Basketball Coach Gelvin Coach Keebaugh Field Hockey Coach Craig Cutchall Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach Brown Cutchall Girls' JV Basketball Mr Cover Athletic Director Coach Helsel Boys J.V Basketball Coach Ritchey Baseball Coach Sprowl Boys' Jr. High Basketball 78 ii •simi Row 1: Aimee Hann, Michelle Houston, Karla Barnett, Nicky ■ Houston, Maria _ Berkstresser, Stacey Black, Erika Barnett, Joanne Yetter, Row 2: Shelley Gilbert, Mike Blattenberger, Troy Parsons, Chad Rit- chey, Mike Hall, Teressa Barnett, Jesse Yablonski, Mary Thanos, Tina Gilbert, Missi Hall, Michele _ Black, Row 3: Todd Strait, Mark Mellott, Robby Mixell, Richard Price, Lori Strait, Jane Leverentz, Valerie Roberts, Sherri Black. Kneeling: Lauri Traxler, Lori Knepper, Vonetta Snyder, Ann Black, Mandy Strait, Standing: Tina Ulsh, Michele Black, Lori Hess, Beth Wright, Lisa Mellott. Elementary Aides 80 Sitting: Michele Black, Donna Orr, B J. Souders, Sherri Black, Pam Crouse. Standing: Carol Pierce, Brain Hall, Angie Hall, Shelly Gracey, Teressa Summers, Elizabeth Yetter Student Secretaries 81 1st Row: Michele Hann, Jane Leverentz, Valerie Roberts, Dorothy Gartland, Lori Strait, Michele Truax, Betsy Berkstresser, Nicole Peterson, Amy Barber, Michelle Fester, Nichole Sprowl, Lisa Mellott, Valerie Glunt, Pam Truax, Mrs. Robinette; Director, 2nd Row: Tina Sipes, Jenny Frain, Maria Berkstresser, Shelley Gilbert, Susan Anderson, B. J. Souders, Sherri Black, Angie Hall, Nichole Houston, Becky Nonemaker, Stacey Henry, Lori Horne, Nicole Bolinger, Missy Brown, 3rd Row: Kay Mellott, Adeline Anneski, Chrissy Seville, Stacey Clippinger, Kami Downes, Shelly Parsons, Mindy Shaw, Gwen Sheldon, Michelle Huston, Valicia Glunt, Angie Miller, Wendy Everetts, Kristi Keebaugh, 4th Row: Lisa Edwards, Pam McClure, Tally Appleby, Becky Purnell, Amy Jamison, Amy Berktresser, Dorothy Seville, Paula Mellott, Tina McGowan, Susan Shaw, Michele Black, Col- leen Mathern, 5th Row: Diane King, Lauri Doney, Missi Hess, Wendy Sheffield, Leigh Ann Romig, Rhonda Khor, Bobby Jo Snyder, Crissy Strait, Mary Hoses, Stephanie Wright. 82 Officers: President — Valerie Roberts Vice-President — Dorothy Gartland Secretary — Donna Orr Treasurer — Jane Leverentz Sitting: Ann Black, Vonetta Snyder, Valerie Roberts, Dorothy Gartland, Lori Strait, Donna Orr, Jane Leverentz, Mary Wright, Standing: Mrs. Hummel: Advisor, Lisa Seville, Elizabeth Yetter, Tammy Cook, Michele Black, Aimee Hann, Angie Hall, Teressa Summers, Sherri Black, Lori Knepper. 83 Band Adeline Anneski. Tally Appleby. Amy Barnett, Amy Berkstresser, Michele Black, Nicole Bolinger, William Brill. Paula Downin, Michelle Fester, Becky Fleming. Jennifer Frain, Amy Gallagher. Valerie Glunt, Valicia Glunt, Shelly Gracey. Michele Hann, Stacey Henry, Patricia Hess, Tammie Houck, Michele Huston, Nichole Huston. Kristina Keebaugh, Diane King, Lon Knepper, Jean Lake. Kurt Lammerman, Mindy Long, Colleen Mathern. Pam McClure, Lisa McClure. Tina McGowan. Paula Mellott, Becky Nonemaker, Shelly Parsons, Nicole Peterson. Christine Seville. Dorothy Seville. Mindy Shaw. Nevm Shaw. Susan Shaw. Gwen Sheldon. Tina Sipes, Chris Snyder. Terry Snyder. Nicole Sprowl. Gary Thurber. Wes Tinker. Todd Ulsh, Jared Wilt, Elizabeth Yetter. Joann Yetter. Seniors 84 85 Top to Bottom: Mike Hall, Troy Parsons, Mary Thanos, Doug Dodson. 86 Sitting: Lori Knepper, Tina Gilbert, Teressa Barnett, Shelley Gilbert, Standing: Mrs. Komir, Advisor. Sitting: Tom Hyle, Lori Knepper, David Conners, Jenny Cline, Tina Gilbert, Mary Thanos, Michele Black, Jane Leverentz, Valerie Roberts, Dorothy Gartland, Stand- ing 1st Row: Tina Sipes, Chris Snyder, Joanne Yetter, Nicky Houston, Becky Nonemaker, Stacey Black, _ Melissa Benson, Michelle Houston, Standing 1st Row Tina Sipes, Chris Snyder, Joanne Yetter, Nicky Houston, Becky Nonemaker. Stacey Black, Melissa Benson, Michelle Houston, Lisa Mellott. Alanna Harrison. Mr Smoyer: Advisor. Missi Hall. Colleen Mathern, Lauri Traxler, Michelle Fester, Standing 2nd Row: Amy Barber, Nichole Sprowl, B J. Elliott. 87 Officers: Donna Orr — President Lori Strait — Vice President Michelle Houston — Secretary Sherri Black — Treasurer 1st Row: Nicky Houston, Stacey Black, Lauri Traxler, Jenny Cline, 2nd Row: Sherri Black, Donna Orr, Lori Strait, Michele Houston, Mrs. Truax; Advisor, Missy Brown, 3rd Row: Susan Shaw, Michele Black, Kim Sanders, Angie Hall, Susan Anderson, Shelley Gilbert, Amy Gallagher, Missy Hess, Billie Jo Taylor, Tina Ulsh, Beth Wright, Valerie Glunt, Kay Mellott, 4th Row: Jane Leverentz, Dorothy Gartland, Valerie Roberts, Aimee Hann, Erika Barnett, Mary Thanos, Missi Hall, Colleen Mathern, Teressa Barnett, Joanne Yetter, Nichole Sprowl, Michelle Fester, Lisa Mellott, Amy Barber, Gwen Sheldon. 86 Row 1: Troy Miller, Barry Knepper, Dwayne Helman, Jamie Knepper, Todd Strait, Jeff Mc- Quait, Robby Mixell, Mr. Corman; Advisor, Row 2: B. J. Souders, Stacey Black, Melissa Bradnick, Becky Nonemaker, Nichole Houston, Jenny Cline, Michelle Houston, Vonetta Snyder, Mandy Strait, Mary Wright, Row 3: Rodney Everhart, David Mumma, Mark Mellott, Donna Orr, Sherri Black, Jane Leverentz, Adam Knepper, Bruce Bookheimer, Kenny Carbaugh, Harvey Hann, Row 4: Tom Fleck, Mike Black, Phillip Seville, Richard Price, Chip Wireman, Toby Hann, Joe Wilt, Bill O'Donnell, Gary Schaffer, David Hess, Row 5: Russell Clippinger, Kelly Fogal, Larry Traxler, Obie Strife, Jimmy Chesnut, Troy Bol- inger, Mike Henry, Mike Staggs, Brian Helser. 89 Student Council 1st Row: Shelly Parsons, Min- dy Shaw, Mindy Long, Lori ™ Horne, km 2nd Row: Dan Worthing, Kim Sanders, Donna Orr, Teressa Barnett, 3rd Row: Stacey Henry, Stacey Black, Robby Mixell, Troy Parsons, Jeff Black, Jenny Cline. Kneeling: Chris Snyder, Tom Hyle, Standing: Robby Mixell, Mike Staggs, Kevin Hoffman, Bill O'Donnell, David Conners. 90 French Sr. High Club Laying: Mrs. Curfman; Advisor, Sitting: Shelly Gilbert, Susan Anderson, Michele Black, Lori Strait, Erika Barnett, Genevieve Chaney, Kneeling: Stacey Black, Michelle Huston, Jenny Cline, Missi Hall, Nicky Huston, Becky Nonemaker, Alana Harrison, Standing: Karla Barnett, —m— Ricky Strait, Teressa Barnett, Gary Shaffer, Chris Snyder, Jeff Black, Chip Wireman, Toby Hann, Tom Fleck, Joe Wilt, Amy Gallagher, Tom Hyle, Mary Thanos, David Conners. Kneeling: Nichole Sprowl, Amy Barber, ki B. J. Elliott, Lauri Traxler, Colleen Mathern, Jennie Frain, Michelle Fester, Standing Row 1: Mrs. Curfman; Ad- visor, Scott Knep- per, Wes Tinker, Dan Worhting, Gwen Sheldon, Tina Sipes, Lisa Mellott, Michelle Hann, Valerie Glunt, __ Row 2: Kevin Bookheiner, Michael Newman, Dan McKercher, Pam Truax, Mike Henry, Todd Grace, Kay Mellott, Row 3: Melissa Benson, Troy Chamberlain. French H Jr. High Club 91 We. the Senior Class of 1986 of Forbes Road High School in Harrisonville. Taylor Township. Fulton County, in the state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: I. Susan Anderson, will my ability to sing to Madonna, and all my passing grades to my brother (brat) Jeff I. Maria Berkstresser. will my ability to stay out of trouble to my sisters, and my dreams of hav- ing my own car to Jennifer Cline I, Michael Black, will not a l @ thing to nobody I, Michele Black, will my superior ability to outwit parents and all of my driving skills to my brother, Jeff I. Sherri Black, will nothing to nobody, except to my mother, she can have all my clothes and any of her s back that I might have at the time. I. Mike Blattenberger, will Hayden my height I, Troy Bolmger. will all my camouflage to Dr. Arnold. I, Marty Bradmck. will my firefighting ability to Rodney Everhart I. Kenneth Carbaugh. will all my books to David Hess I. Russell Clippmger, will my ability to drive safely to Jeffy McQuait I. Pam Crouse, will my 152 hour Emergency Medical Technician Course to Larry Traxler I. Rodney Everhart, will my ability to solve mathematical problems to Mr Price I, Dorothy Gartland, will all of my rowdie times to anyone that thinks they can handle it. and all my love to Herbie. I. Shelley Gilbert, will all my fun P O D. classes to Tina, and my ability to smile to Mr Ritchey. I, Michelle Ann Gracey, will all the days that I attended F.R. to anyone who can handle it. and all my love to John. I, Angie Hall, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Missy Brown, and all my love to Jeff I, Brian Hall, will all my love to T K L forever and forever, also to Mom and Dad I, Mike Hall, will my patience to Mrs. Hummel, and my super talents to Troy Parsons and Jeff Black I. Myron Hall, will all my bunny shooting ability to Mark Mellott. I, Aimee Hann, will my ability to pass a driver s test the first time to Jesse I. Dwayne Helman. will my ability to get an A on the Newsweek test to Myron Hall I. Mike Henry, will all my empty snuff cans to my Dad I, Kevin Hoffman, will my ability to pick good cars to Jeffy McQuait I, Ray Kohr. will my ability to back a car or truck to Paul Nally I, Kanako Koseki. will my ability to speak Japanese to everyone at Forbes Road I, Jane Leverentz. will all my friendship to Valerie forever, and my cheerleading ability and craziness to Amy Barber I, Jeff McQuait, will my favorite scalpel to Doc Arnold I, Mark Mellott. will all my ability to hunt and fish to Chip I, Troy Miller, will my hunting ability to Terry, and shooting ability to Tracey I, Robby Mixell. will all my golfing ability to anyone in F.R.H.S who thinks they can beat me I, David Mumma. will my Pacer to J and J Salvage I. Donna Orr, will all my love to Mark I, Chad Ritchey, will my outdoor skills to my pal Harlan I, Valerie Roberts, will Jane Leverentz my friendship forever, and all my love to Kevin I. Kim Sanders, will earrings to anyone who doesn't have a couple pairs I. Mike Schepis. will my Firebird to Mr Smoyer so he can have a car I. Kimberly Schetrompf. will all my love to Darrin and my family I, Susan Jean Schetrompf. will all my years to my little brother in Kindergarten I, Phillip Seville, will my Mustang to Jamie, and my ability to play basketball to Troy Parsons I, Susan Shaw, will all my Newsweeks to the Juniors. I, John Sheeder. will everything I ever had at Forbes Road to Brother Dan Worthing I, B J. Souders. will my ability to hang curves to Pam Crouse, and all my love to Todd I. Michael Staggs, will do just about anything with a gorgeous lady that has a nice build I. Todd Strait, will my ability to catch Lunker Trout to Jeff McQuait who can only catch fall fish I, Teressa Summers, will my temper to whoever can handle it. and all my love to Bryon I. April Taylor, will all my homework to my sisters, and all my love to Garry I, Josh Wilt, will my everlasting love and friendship to Billie Jo e.-r t o'p Y e)W' j[tV.e. K nr ''Ve.cetv cv or «-u v ymflic M J iifsr x 6W -O ns T IV D JKkc c« CV «- _ nnv MV yJ Vi cxm XfML. VXocvvfie, v 'w-n 0V M vtVvi-W UL-fsC O (LWci U-Nai N K rn 1 e_U A I 5 a§H t f Shoelack Susie 'Susan Anderson Michael Black “You're tickin’ me off big big time!! I remember falling down the bleachers at the NBC basketball game when I was sleepwalking. S helley’s best friend K inda Krazy A Iways looks like a zombie in the morning Mur $ you! I remember when some friends and I got lost in Chambersburg. M ostly in trouble D rinks a lot of beer B ored with school Sissy Maria Berkstresser I’m not sure, you better ask someone else. I remember when I was bombarded with a tomato in the cafeteria, remember Josh? M ember of the field hockey team 94 L ittle Cliff B ehaves, most of the time Michele Black I’d do it in a heartbeat! I remember when a jar of yellow paint jumped off the shelf in art class and attacked me — and I lost! M akes a perfect cheerleader R aces at top speeds of 85 mph B ound for PSU Porker Sherri Black That's o-kay! I remember when I had my B-day party and slumber parties and mostly ended up getting in trouble, especially with the old man, right Valerie! Silly M akes people laugh B elongs to Brad Boogie Troy Troy Bolinger Hey, Spot! I remember when we shot the moon at the cops and got caught. T rouble maker L oves to party B ecause he drives a Rajneesh Ford Mustang Marty Michael Blattenberger Face! Chad! I remember when Mr. Fleck would always give us a hard time in trig. M alibu driver J ams basketball B est of all Marty Bradnick I don't know! I remember when Rodney and Jeff got carried away after watching Wrestling Mania . M ostly seen in a blue Chevelle A Iways going to accidents and fires 95 B usboy at Howard Johnsons Cannon Ball Kenneth Carbaugh ‘‘It works for me!! I remember when I got caught chewing snuff. K iller farmer A Iways working C ould easily be persuaded to take a chew of snuff. Spot Russell Clippinger “I don't care! I remember when Bolinger kicked us out of French class for the year. R owdy C autious driver?!? 96 Mouser Pam Crouse Yeah, right!!” I remember my 1985 crash in a 1955 Chevy responding t( a house fire. P retty danged amazing J umps into action when the fire siren blows C an keep her cool in an emergency Rodney Everhart “That's what jerks my chain! I remember when Miss Bolinger kicked 16 people out of class for the year. R uns at the sound of the fire siren B lows Chevelles away with Mopars E verhart and Hoover employee Dottie West Shelly West Dorothy Gartland “The parties at...! I remember when Shelly and I were in K-mart throwing popcorn at people and laughing at them. D rives a Pumpkinmobile M ostly with Paul G ets into trouble with Valerie in POD class Shelly Gracey “I doubt that! I remember when Dorothy and I tried to sneak out of her trailer and the window fell out. S ay, John Martz A in't G orgeous Gilbert Angie Shelley Gilbert Get out of my face! I remember when I helped Maria with a front flip and she thanks me with a black eye for 3 weeks, remember Maria? Susan's best friend A Iways embarrassed G iggly Angela Hall I don't know! I remembered when I started seeing Jeff and Susie singing to me. A Iways an Angel?? K razy 97 H appy with Jeff Stud Brian Hall I’m going to kill you!” I remember when this dog was screaming up in Lewistown. B eer drinker W ild love for Tammy H eroux's friend N Mike Mush Myron Hall You'll get over it! I remember when I took Beth for a ride in my Camaro. M ostly seen with Beth K naver H illbilly Aimee Jo Michael Hall Don’t get excited! I remember my rough senior year class schedule. M ajor league material T alented and good looking, too 98 H ighly explosive on the basketball court Aimee Jo Hann “No, huh-uh!! I remember when I took a picture of Valerie lifting Jane's dress up in front of the whole French club and all of Pittsburgh. A sports fanatic, who en- J oys being with Jesse, and H aving fun with friends. Ralphie Ralph Helman Hey Dudes! I remember when Boogie was totally lost in Algebra class. R ocky Balboa fan D odge truck lover H ardly lives without music Mike Mike Henry Give me a dip” I remember when I had to take the same history course three times. M akes a lot of noise A Iways with a chew H unter Skinny Kevin D. Hoffman Murphy Mart called” I remember when we mooned the cop and got caught. K egs are the speciality D oes go out with great looking women H as a habit of wrecking Chevelle's Ray Raymond Kohr Face Boog I remember when the Ritcheys got into a fight in Mrs. Komir's class. R eally different E asy going 99 K ind of crazy Kana Kanako Koseki You don't have to do that! I remember when I arrived in the United States. K ind-hearted K ana Jean Susan Jean Lake It doesn't matter! I remember when I met John and all the special times we have shared together. Sweet John S miles Squeaky Jane Leverentz 'I don’t know!!’ I remember when Valerie and Aimee pulled my dress up in the middle of Pittsburgh and took a picture. J ust waiting . . . A Iways getting in trouble L oves cheerleading!! Crash Jeff McQuait “It costs money to go fast! I remember when Mark and I rolled a '66 Nova leaving school one day! J. and J. L oves Novas M echanic Fat Guy Mark Mellott “I was not joking!” I remember when I caught fifty trout in one day! M akes people laugh W uvs Donna M ink trapper Mixell Robert Mixell “I remember when Jeff relieved himself going down the turnpike. R ingneck Killer on the way to school 8 unny-blaster M ountain man Troy Troy Miller “I’ll be darned, you dirty twirp!!! I remember when Jeff relieved himself out the back of the station wagon going down the PA turnpike. T he Angus lover M ountain hunter for turkeys M agnificent golfer Dave David Mumma Really?!” I remember when we threw away the food trays at McDonalds! D rives a space buggy Really??! 101 M usic maniac Duck Donna Orr You $% head!!! I remember when B.J., Aimee, Shelly, and I went to McConnellsburg, April 29, 1983. D oes love Mark Silly O rnery Ed Chad Ritchey Face! Wade! I remember when our baseball team went defeated. C ommonly called Ed J ams to the Scorpions R ebounding machine Oral Roberts Valerie Roberts Just kidding” I remember when the band went to Hershey and we stayed over night i a hotel and Aimee and I danced on the heater in our room about 5 storir high, and people on the street were watching and pointing at us, remember Aimee? V igorous cheerleader R arely in school R eally loves Kevin Kim Sanders Imagine that! I remember when I went rollerskating at Mercersburg and almost died — remember that Valerie? K razy A Iways in trouble S ix and % pairs of earrings Kim Susan Shaw Excuse the $%” out of me! I remember when Mrs. K went bonkers over a mouse. S tudies the flute V icious S miles all the time Schepis Mike Schepis Kim Kim Schetrompf What the $%% I remember when I met Darrin and all the special times we have shared together since we first met. Krazy M arrying Darrin S uspicious of trouble Where are we going this weekend, Jesse? I remember when Jim, Jesse, and I got Busted. M akes people laugh A Iways people laugh S een in a Firebird Seville Phillip Seville Eat it! Boog. I remember seventh grade activities period in the Home Ec. room. P ike fishermen R aces his Mustang S leeps during POD class Ears John Sheeder Ha Brother I remember when a certain person said if he ever heard a who or what, I was going to hear a when, and I said What ; and then war broke out! J okes around E nergetic Silly Beefy B. J. Souders Holy Cow! I remember when Sherri had her slumber parties. Belongs to Todd J ams on the piano Silly Sneaky Pete Michael Staggs How the heck are you? I remember when Cramer the Kaula came to my store? P erfectly willing M ake it anytime, anyplace S o, I'll see her there Weasel Todd Strait Imagine that!!! I remember when I caught two lunker trout in one year. D rives a mean Mustang T urns burgers at McDonalds S een with Billie Jo Souders T-Bird Teressa Summers Leave me alone!!!” I remember when Mr. Gutshall slammed me up against the wall in 8th grade, and my brother went to talk to him about it. T alkative M ad all the time S een with Bryan Big Ape April Taylor Who cares?!? I remember when Garry and I go to the movies!!! A Iways with Garry D evious T otally Crazy Scooter Josh Wilt Whatever turns you on! I remember when Brian Hall had his keg party and Steve Duvall and Jesse Yablonski started calling me Scooter. 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Box 278 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Congratulations to Aimee Jo and the Class of ’86 108 The Washabaugh Agency Phone: (717) 485-5125 The Washabaugh -Agency -------- 225 Lincoln Way West • McConnellsburg, PA 17233 IVe bite insurance costs...with the Erie Group Andy Mary Ellen McConnellsburg IGA Foodliner McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Complete Deli and Bakery Service Congratulations to the Class of 1986! Miles W. Horne and Sons Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Hustontown, PA 17229 (717)987-3567 Fort Family Restaurant Exit 13 Fort Littleton, PA 17223 987-3457 open 6 am-11 pm daily “Best Coffee Around” Homestyle Cooking Homemade Pies Specials daily McConnellsburg Exxon (717)485-3181 Fulton Builders Supply, Inc. 524 East Poplar Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717)485-4415 Proprietor: Ellis Yingling McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-4425 NEW HOLLAND MACHINERY LYLE M. MELLOTT 875 LINCOLN WAY EAST MCCONNELLSBURG, PA 17233 Cutchall’s Amoco Service U.S. Route 522 Fort Littleton, PA 17233 Phone: 987-3174 gas — oil — batteries — 24 hr. towing full and self-service Inspection Station D-590 117 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-3161 Brochures No Hunting Signs Invitations Business Forms Raffle Tickets Envelopes Call Gene and Barb for all your job printing needs! McLaughlin’s Drug Store Penns Village Shopping Center Route 16-E McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone:(717)485-3724 112 Fulton Motor Sales, Inc. 225 Lincoln Way West McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-5425 FORD MERCURY Good Luck to the Great Class of 1986 from the staff of Fulton Motor Sales, Inc. Ford- Mercury Products. Stop in and see our all new parts store and modern service plaza. Your complete car care center! 113 Richards Auto Sales, Inc. CHRYSLER CORPORATION “Home of the Chrysler Family” 810 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-3113 Mellott Motor Sales Star Rt. North McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Clair R. Miller, Inc. Building Material Supplies Building Contractors Dealers in Keystone Modular Homes Commercial Residential Building (717)987-4224 Box 60, Rt. 475 Hustontown, PA 17229 (717)987-3431 Pres.: Clair R. Miller Congratulations to the Class of ’86 Black’s Garage Waterfall, PA (814)685-3353 Major Minor Repairs Wheel Balance Alignment Inspections Davis Lane Beauty Shop Hustontown, PA 17229 full service Unisex Hair Styling Phone: (717) 987-3429 Fran Mellott — owner Overley — Raker Manufacturers of Fine Soft Sculpture Route 522 North • HCR-75 • Box 45 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-5121 Outlet Store Open Mon. — Thur. — Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Made in Fulton County flower flasket - Cjift 13ox 322 East North Street McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania 17233 Phone 717-485 4242 WARREN ALAAYRA KEEFER ROBERT RUTH REEDER Betty’s Gulf Three Springs, PA 17264 Phone:814-448-3983 Kendall Oil — Goodyear Tires — Auto Parts — Groceries — Sporting Goods Miller’s Garage Gravely and Speedex Tractors Fort Littleton, PA 17223 (717) 987-3282 Horton’s Service Station and Garage R.D. Robertsdale, PA 16674 (814)685-3840 Located at New Grenada Rex Romig and Tim Chamberlain New Homes and Home Improvement All Phases of Remodeling Free Estimates 685-3380 or 685-2269 Marilyn Mumma’s Beauty Salon Box 16 Burnt Cabins, PA 17215 987-3570 Spencer’s Service Station P.O. Box 22 Three Springs, PA 17264 Congratulations Aimee Jo and to the Class of “86” OTT BROTHERS Farm Appliance “Where Customers send their friends” General Electric Maytag Hot Point Major Appliance CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986! See us for all your future banking needs. There’s a perfect time for everybody C3 24-hour Teller Service Night people, morning people, afternoon people ...you cap pick the time you want to bank. At . Everybody's Bank, we open for S business at your request. Offer- ing the most frequently used Cu 'r' services. our 24-hour Teller is rCL JjT- convenient, safe and private. ' ■ %And there's no time like the Wra t’ present for you to begin using it. THE NATIONAL BANK cfl tn teUtiuM. M Wt CO«« « 'X OFFICE (717) 485-3635 _IL£=2riL_ HOUCK’S RADIATOR GLASS SHOP 127 SOUTH FOURTH STREET McCONNELLSBURG,PA 17233 MERRILL E. HOUCK HOME (717) 369-3829 Wooden Spoon Inn HCR 71, Box 161 Hustontown, PA 17229 (814) 448-3211 117 Commercial Printing Offset Letterpress Fulton County News Fulton County's Award Winning Newspaper McConnellsburg. PA 17233 Publisher: Jamie S. Greathead Compliments of Tin Man Body Shop Waterfall, PA 16689 Phone: (814) 685-3497 ask for Dick or Sam Congratulations SENIORS from Jim's Body Shop Waterfall, PA 16689 (814) 685-3308 Lois Clark: Owner P.0. Box 388 Hustontown, PA 17229 phone: (717) 987-3518 118 Richards Insurance Service, Inc. — Insurance and Bonding — Ronald L. Richards 203 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-3102 “YOUR Protection IS OUR Profession” Auto, Business, Farm, Home, Life, Health, Accident Noel L. Mellott Congratulations from Fertilizer, Coal, Corn, Spray Twine Hustontown, PA (717) Garlock’s Sporting Goods Hunting Fishing Sports McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717)485-3451 Kesselring Funeral Home Glen and Pat Kesselring Directors Hustontown, PA 17229 (717)987-3936 119 PEPPLE’S KOBWEB KORNER The Most Unusual Store in Fulton County Route 30 West of McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania East of Breezewood, PA Pete and Jean Pepple RD1 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone (717)485-4733 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. “We have the Unique Barn.” The most unusual store in Fulton County, featuring a Complete Line of Oak Furniture — Tables, Chairs, Chinas, Dutch Cupboards, Dry Sinks, Rockers and much more. Glassware, Brass, Kitchen Items. “Antiques throughout the store.” Remember the things Granny had? Well, we have ’em, too. “Before you buy, give us a try!” Call (717) 485-4733 ROTZ MEATS Home Cured Ham Beef Pork McConnellsburg, PA Peckies Auto Body Repairs Wheel Alignment and Balancing Complete Auto Body Repairs Rust Proofing, Painting McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3743 We Serve Banquets and Parties Sunny Ridge Restaurant Joseph (Bill) And Joanne Price Open 7-9 Daily Pepple’s Auction Barn Complete Service at Your Location or Ours S.R.S. Box 345 Shade Gap, PA 17255 (814) 259-3622 Everhart Hoover Power Line Construction, Inc. Contractors: Steve Everhart Sonny Hoover Phone: (717)987-3845 Box 416 Hustontown, PA 17229 Construction of Electric power lines Dozer Work SkidderWork Hole Digging — holes 10 -48' Diameter 23' Deep Tree Trimming Equipment Moving Tractor Hauling Aerial Bucket Work 121 FORBES ROAD - Hustontown Alumni Business Meeting Annual Program Banquet Hustontown Area Fire Company Hustontown, PA 17229 First Saturday of October at 7:00 P.M. Each year members of the 40-year-ago class are honored Guests — Renew Acquaintances FORBES ROAD LIONS CLUB To the Seniors of 1986 As people of humanity we dream of a world made better by caring thoughts and kind deeds. Serve your community and fellow man by reaching out to others. Stinson’s Market, Inc. Three Springs, PA 17264 Phone: 448-3631 Quality Meat — Produce Compliments of a Friend Chesnuts Exxon Palmer Realty Locke’s Store General Merchandise Judy Fester’s Beauty Shop Downes Motel 2 Lisa Keebaugh Fulton Auto Parts Pat’s Beauty Salon Tolgate Auto Parts 123 Phone 987-3191 ELVEY’S FLOWER, GIFT GARDEN SHOP HCR 75-220 McCONNELLSBURG, PA 172339409 Auto and Body Repair New and Used Parts Towing Service American Legion GARLOCK’S USED CARS SALVAGE R.D. 1 Box 2566 THREE SPRINGS, PA 17264 Phones: Business 448-3708 Robert Garlock Residence 448-2270 Proprietor Post 561 227 North First Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Compliments of Jack M. Clark, Inc. 126 A Administration — 53 Anderson. Jett — 21 and 23 Anderson. Susan — 9, 34. 42, 43. 44, 45, 48. 60. 70. 71.88, 82. 94. and 97 Anneski, Adeline — 18. 82. and 84 Appleby, Tally — 21.73. and 82 B Barber. Amy — 24.66,82.87. and 88 Baker. Kirk — 21 Baker. Travis — 18 Barnett. Amy — 24, 64, 68. and 84 Barnett. Erika — 30. 60, 64, 66, 74. and 88 Barnett, Karla — 30. 68. 74. and 88 Barnett. Terry — 18 and 73 Barnett. Teressa — 30. 60. 64. 68, 87, 88. 90. and 80 Benson. Melissa — 24.64. and 87 Berkstresser. Amy — 21.73.82. and 84 Berkstresser. Besty — 18. 73, and 82. Berkstresser. Clifford — 53 and 57. Berkstresser. Hayden — 27 and 70. Berkstresser, Maria — 9. 34. 42, 43. 44, 45. 46.49. 64.65.82. 84. and 80 Black. Ann — 30,80. and 83 Black. Gregory — 18 and 75 Black. Jeff — 27. 70. and 90 Black. John — 30 Black. Michael — 34. 42. 44. 48. 67. 84. 86. and 89 Black. Michele — 34. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 60. 66.67. 79,80.84. 87. 88.92. and 93 Black. Phillip — 24 and 73. Black. Sherri — 33. 34. 42. 44. 45. 49. 60. 61.64. 65. 68. 69. 72. 73. 79. 80, 82. 83. 85, 88. and 89 Black. Sherry — 24 Black. Stacey — 8. 27. 64. 66. 74. 80. 87. 88. 89. and 90 Blattenberger. Paul — 27 and 70. Blattenberger. Mike — 8.9. 34. 44.47. 70. 71. 74. and 85 Bolmger. David — 30 Bolmger. Nicole — 18.19.73.82, and 84 Bolmger. Troy — 35. 42. 44. 45. 46. 85, and 89 Bookheimer. Bruce — 27 and 89 Bookheimer. Kevin — 24 Bookheimer. Rick — 27. Bookheimer. Tina — 24 Bradmck. Melissa — 27. Bradmck. Marty — 35. 42. 44, 45. 49. 85. and 89 Brill. William — 18 and 84 Brown. Byron — 30. Brown. Nick — 18 Brown. Melissa — 27.82. and 88 Brown. Michele — 18 Bus Drivers — 56. C Carbaugh, Missi — 27 Carbaugh. Roxanne — 21. Carbauah. Kenny — 35. 42. 44. 47. 80. and® Carmack. Rusty — 21. Chamberlan, Troy — 24 and 73. Chaney. Genevieve — 30. Chilcote. Dawn — 24 Chilcote. William — 54 Index Chestnut. Jim — 30 and 89 Cline. Jenny — 27. 68.87. 88,89. and 90 Clippmger. Clay — 18 Clippinger. David Clippmger. Stacey — 18 and 82 Clig mger. Russell — 35. 42. 44, 80. and Conners. David — 27.87. and 90 Cook. Tammy — 30.68. 74. and 83 Cook. Tracey — 21 Cooks — 56 Corman. Albert — 54.57. and 89 Cover. Richard — 52.54.55. and 78 Covert. Kelly — 24 Crouse. Pam — 33. 35. 42, 44. 49. 60. 61. 75, 79, and 80 Custodians —. Cutchall, Craig — 68. 74. and 78 Cutchall. Tink — 68 and 78 Curfman. Carol — 54.55. and 74 D Davis. Dennis — 54 and 55. Deshong. Dans — 78 Dodson. Doug — 30. 70. and 86 Doney. Laurie — 21 and 82 Downm. Billy — 30 Downin. Paula — 18 and 84 Downm. Peggy — 24 Downes. Kami — 21 and 82 Doyle. Erin — 30. 31.64. 75. and 75 E Edwards. Lisa — 21 and 82 Elbin, Keen — 54 Elliott. B J — 27 and 87 Everhart, Rodney — 35. 42. 44 . 49, 80, and 89 Everts. Wendy — 18 and 82. F Fester. Michelle - 24. 64. 68. 82. 84. 87 and 88 Fleck. Gay — 30 and 54 Fleck. Tom — 27 and 89 Fleming. Becky — 18 and 84 Fogal. Kelly — 30 and 89 Foor, Tresha — 18 Frain, Jennie — 24. 82. and 84 Fraker. Candina — 18 G Gallagher. Amy 30.84. and 88 Gartland, Dotti — 9. 36. 42. 44. 46. 82. 83. 87. 88. and 92. Gelvin, Tammy — 54 Gelvin. Randy — 9 and 54 Gilbert, Michael — 27 Gilbert. Shelly — 9. 36. 42. 44, 45, 49. 64. 69. 73.82.87.88. and 97 Gilbert, Tina — 64.80. and 87 Glunt. Valicia — 19.82. and 84 Grace. Todd — 24 and 73. Gracey. Shelly — 9. 36. 42. 44. 45. 48, 80. 81. and 84 Gutchall, Mel — 27 and 54 H Hall. Angie — 36. 42, 44, 45. 80. 81. 82. 83. and 88 Hall. Brian — 9. 36. 42. 44, 48. and 98 Hall. Kevin — 5 Hall. Mike — 8. 9. 36. 42. 44 45. 48. 49. 54. 70. 71.71.74.80. 81.86. and 98 Hall. Missi — 27. 64. 68. 80. 87. 88. and 98 Hall. Myron — 9.35.42, 44. 45. and 98 Hall. Tim —21. Hann. Alice —. Hann. Amiee — 37. 44. 47. 60. 62. 64. 65, 68. 69. 72.80.81.83. 86. 88. and 98 Hann. Chris — 24 and 73. Hann. Christine — 24 Hann. Harvey — 89 Hann. Michele — 25,64, 68.82, and 84 Hann. Toby — 27 and 89 Hann. Tracey — 19 Harrison. Alanna — 27. 64, and 87 Helman, Dwayne — 33. 37. 42. 44, 47. 89. and 99 Helsel, Byron — 70 and 78 Helser, Brian — 28 and 89 Henry. Brian — 21 Henry. Michael — 24 and 73 Henry. Mike — 37.42. 44.47.89. and 99 Henry. Stacey — 19.82. and 90 Hess. Brmt — 21 and 73. Hess. Carl — 24 and 73 Hess. David — 28 and 89 Hess. Lori — 28.68. and 80 Hess. Missy — 31.82. and 88 Hess. Patricia — 19 Hoffman, Kevin — 37, 42, 44, 45. 47. 90. and 99 Holmes. Richard Hoover. Chris — 31 and 59 Hoover. Dave — 70. 74, and 78 Hoover. Mike — 21.23. 73. and 75 Houck. Tammie — 21 Houck. Tim — 31. Horton. Travis — 19 and 73. Hosey, Mary — 19 and 92 Hummel. Cheryl — 8. 27, 54. 60. 62, and 83 Huston. Michelle — 28. 64. 68. 74, 80. 82. 84. 88. and 89 Huston. Nicky — 27. 28. 64. 66. 74. 80.82. 84, 88. and 89 Hyle. Tom — 27.87. and 90 Inman. Jay — 25 J Jamison. Amy — 21 and 82 Johnson, Johnny — 21. Johnson. Marion — 28. Johnson. Pam. K Keebaugh. Lisa — 64 and 78 Keebaugh, Keith — 25, 70. and 102. King, Diane 22.82. and 84 King, Pam — 22 King. Pamela — 22. King, Randy — 31 Knepper, Adam — 31 and 89 Knepper, Barry — 31 and 89 '127 Index Knepper. Gina — 28,66. and 67 Knepper. Jamie — 28 and 89 Knepper. Jeff — 22. 73, and 75 Knepper. Lori — 31.80,83. and 84 Knepper. Scott — 25 and 73. Kohr. Raymond — 37.42. 44, 49, and 99 Kohr, Rhonda — 19 and 92 Komir, Melody — 18, 54, 75, and 87. Kanako. Koseki — 11. 38. 42, 44. 47, and 100. L Lake. Jean — 38, 42. 44, 45. 48. 84, 100. and 103. Lammerman, Kurt — 22 and 84 Leverentz, Jane — 38. 42. 44, 47, 66, 67, 75. 80.82. 83,87. 88. 89. 100, and 104 Long. Kevin — 19 Long. Lisa — 22. Long. Mindy — 22,84, and 90 M Mackerchar, Dan — 25 and 73. Mathern. Colleen — 24. 25. 65. 68. 82. 84. 87.and 88 McClure. Lisa — 28 McClure. Pam — 22,82. and 84 McCullock, Jim. McCullock. William — 18. McQuait, Jeff — 38.42, 44. 89. and 100 McDaid. Randy — 19 McGowm. Tina — 19. 73.82, and 84 McMullen, Dulce — 28. McMullen. Sandra — 19 Mellott, Allen — 24. 25, and 73. Mellott, David. Mellott, Dawn — 22 Mellott. Howard — 31, 70. and 74 Mellott, Kay — 25. 82. and 88 Mellott, Lisa — 24. 25. 68. 80. 82. 87. and 88 Mellott. Mark — 38, 42. 43. 44. 45, 49. 80. 89.95, and 101 Mellott. Melody — 31 Mellott, Paula — 19, 73,82. and 84 Mellott, Tracey — 22. Mellott, Troy Miller, Angela — 19 and 92 Miller, Julie — 25. Miller, Troy — 38, 42, 44, 89. and 101 Mixed. Robbie — 9. 33. 39. 42. 44. 45. 89. and 101 Moffot, Misty — 19 Mumma. David — 39. 42. 44, 45. 89. and 101. Mumma, Leon — 23. Mumma. Joseph — 19 and 73. Mumma, Kenny — 25. N Newman. Michael — 25 and 73 Nolan, Fredith — 24 and 54. Nonemaker, Becky — 28. 66, 75, 82, 84, 87. and 89 O ODonnell. Bill — 28. 89, and 90 Orr. Donna — 33. 39. 42, 43. 44, 45, 48, 68. 69. 72. 73. 74.81,82.88. 89. 90. and 102 P Park. Andy — 19 and 73. Palmer, Beryl — 54 Parsons, Carol — 33. 55. 57. 64, 65, and 78. Parsons. Shelly — 18. 19, 73. 82. 84, and 90 Parsons, Troy — 30.31.70,86, and 90. Peck, Sarah — 21,55, and 100. Peterson, Nicole — 19. 73,82, and 84 Pierce, Carol — 81 Price. Richard — 33, 54, and 55 Price, Richard — 31. 54. 70. 80. 86. and 89 Purnell. Becky — 23.73. and 82 R Ranck, Cindy — 55 Ritchey, Chad — 8, 39, 42. 44, 45, 46. 70, 71,80, and 102. Ritchey. Clay — 25. Ritchey, Delbert — 55 and 78 Roberts. Valeria — 39, 42, 43, 44, 45. 46, 59. 66. 67. 74.80, 82, 83. and 102 Robinette, Cynthia — 55. 57. and 82 Romig. Leigh — 19 and 82 Rosenberry, Jamie — 25. Rotz, Chanm — 19 S Sanders. Luke — 19 Sanders, Kim — 39. 42, 43. 44. 45. 88. 90. and 102 Saylor. Kathy — 31. Schepis. Mike — 40.42, 44, 45, and 103. Schetrompf, James — 26. Schetrompf, Kim — 40, 42. 43. 48. and 103 School Board — 53. Secretaries — 53. Seville, Chrissy — 18, 19. 73. 82. and 84 Seville, Dorthy — 23. 73,82, and 84 Seville, Lisa — 31 and 83 Seville, Phillip — 8. 40. 42. 44, 70. 89. and 103 Shafer. Deanna — 20. Shafer. Gray — 23 and 89 Shafer, Greg — 29 Shaw. Byron — 4. and 45 Shaw. Cory — 21.23. and 73. Shaw. Mindy — 18. 20. 73. 82. 84. and 90 Shaw. Nevm — 26 and 84 Shaw, Susan — 40, 42, 44, 45, 47, 82, 84, 88. and 103. Sheeder, John — 41 and 104 Sheldon, Gwen — 26,82.84, and 88 Sheffield. Wendy — 31 and 82. Sipes. Tina — 26.82,84, and 87. Smith, Alicia — 31. Smoyer, Leonard — 55 and 87 Snyder, Bobbi — 20 and 82 Snyder. Chris — 29. 84, 87. and 90 Snyder. Lori — 23. Snyder. Terry — 20 and 84 Snyder. Vonetta — 31.80, 83. and 89 Souders. B J. — 40. 42, 43, 44, 45. 48, 81, 89. and 104 Sprowl. Gary — 18, 55, 73. and 78. Sprowl, Nicole — 26, 66, 74, 82, 84, and 88 Staggs, Mike — 41.42. 44. 46. 59. 60, 89, 90. and 104 Strait, Amanda — 32,80. and 89 Stait, Christine — 20. 75. and 82 Strait. Danny — 29 Strait, David — 20 Strait, Lori — 32. 66.80, 82. and 83 Strait. Ricky — 29 and 70. Strait. Todd — 41, 42. 43, 44, 45. 47, 70, 72. 74. 80, 89, and 104 Strite. Orville — 32 and 89 Summers. Teressa — 41. 42. 43, 44. 45. 49. 83.81. and 105 T Taylor. Andrea — 26 Taylor. April — 41.42. 43, 44 and 105 Tayor, Billie Jo — 32 and 88 Taylor. Jeff — 32 Thanos. Mary — 30. 32. 68. 80. 81.86. 87. and 88 Thomas. Myra — Thurber, Gary — 20 and 84 Tinker. Wes — 26. 84 Traxler, Larry — 32 and 89 Traxler, Laurie — 26, 64, 68. 80, 85. and 87 Truax, Christie — 23 and 55. Truax. Donald — 20 and 73 Truax. Michelle — 20. 73, and 82 Truax. Pam — 26 and 82 Truax. Susan — 30.55. and 88 U Ulsh, Tina — 29. 80. and 88 Ulsh, Todd — 20 and 84 W Waite, Pattie — 29 Walters. Greg — 29 Walters. Melinda — 26. Wagner, Dianne — 29. Wilson, Jeff — 29. Wilt. Jared — 20 and 84 Wilt, Joe —29. 70. and 89 Wilt. Josh — 41,42. 44, 48. 59. and 105 Winegradner, Derrick — 32 and 104 Wireman, Chip — 29. 70. and 89 Wirth, Kari — 23. Wood. Kathy — 55 Worthing. Dan — 26, 73. and 90 Wright, Beth — 29. 88, and 86 Wright. Mary — 32.83, and 89 Wright. Stephanie — 20. 73, and 82. Y Yablonski, Jesse — 8. 32. 59. 60. 70, 80. and 98 Yetter, Elizabeth — 30, 32. 60, 65. 83, 84, and 98 Yetter. JoAnn — 29, 64,80,81. and 88
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