Forbes Road High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harrisonville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

Harrisonville PA Vol. XXXVIII Teachers (Personnel) Culture Club (Clubs) Danger Zone (Action) Money for Nothing (Ads) Page 97 Midst the hills of Ful With her view so gra Stands our noble Alma Mater Known throughout the land. ft A-jSing. O Sing, ye yo % fW-et her praises risf Crowned with majesty Hail to Forbes Road High. Neath the dome of heaven’s wonder, ProucLshe lifts her head, Mingred with the clouds of glory Flushed with victory red. Sing, O Sing, ye youths and maidens Let her praises rise; Crowned with majesty and honor Hail to Forbes Road High. Dear Mr. Sprowl, We the senior class of 1987 are dedicating our year- book to you. You have been more than just a teacher, you have been our friend. Like many members of the senior class, you enjoy hunting and fishing. You are usually to be found in the woods, fighting the bears. Science classes were more ex- citing with your tales of hunting adventures and your years as a student. Not only do we have common interests, but we have been pioneers at this school. You were a member of the first graduating class and we were the first kindergarten class. You have done many things for students here at Forbes. Being a junior high basketball coach you showed the boys team work and how to trust each other. You showed the students on the Environmental Olympics and ECO Meet teams how to relate with the environ- ment and ways in which to save the environment. We would once again like to thank you for all your support and thoughtfulness through the years, not for just us the seniors but for the entire body here at Forbes. We will always remember you. Love, The 1987 Seniors Larry, Eric, and Sue Truax We, the senior class, are making a special dedication to you, our senior class advisors. You have put up with us through all the good and bad times we have experienced. We would first like to thank Mr. Fleck for always trying to advise us on what you though would be best. Mr. Fleck, your mathematical genius has allowed us to save the money to go on a class trip and to be able to afford our yearbook. We would also like to thank Mrs. Truax for creativeness with the pre-prom preparations. And for always being a friend. Without these two people we would not have been able to accomplish the many things that made our years here at F.R.H.S. memorable. Love, Your senior class QFIO Grammies A Year in Music This year we wanted to try something different with the yearbook. We wanted a theme that everyone could relate to and has their own opinions about. For these reasons we choose the GRAMMIES. Music surrounds us. Everywhere you go or whatever you do, music is there. Businesses use music to appeal to their customers such as advertising and entertainment. Throughout the yearbook you will realize that we have used music for each of the many topics. We hope you will enjoy this edition of the yearbook as much as we have putting it together. V deo Forbes Road 1987 Grammy Winners Rock Group Female Country Vocalist 1. Bon )ovi 1. Barbara Mandrell 2. Motley Crue 2. Dolly Parton 3. AC DC 3. Louise Mandrell Country Group Rock Song 1. Alabama 1. Livin On A Prayer 2. Oak Ridge Boys 2. You Give Love A Bad 3. Exile Male Rock Vocalist Name 3. Touch Me 1. |on Bon ]ovi Country Song 2. Van Halen 1. Mountain Music 3. Huey Lewis Male Country Vocalist 2. Roll On 3. Bee Boop 1. Kenny Rogers Video 2. Hank Williams Jr. 1. Land of Confusion 3. Randy Travis 2. Livin On A Prayer 3. You Gotta Fight For Your Female Rock Vocalist 1. Samatha Fox 2. Madonna 3. Janet Jackson Right to Party 29th Annual Grammy Awards Album of the year “Graceland,” Paul Simon Record of the year Higher Love,” Steve Winwood Song of the year “That's What Friends Are For,” Burt Bacharach and Carol Sager Female pop vocal performance “The Broadway Album,” Barbra Streisand Male pop vocal performance “Higher Love, Steve Winwood Country vocal performance, male “Lost in the Fifties Tonight, Ronnie Milsap Country vocal performance, female “Whoever's in New England, Reba McEntire Country Song “Grandpa (Tell Me About the Good Old Days)” Group pop vocal “That's What Friends Are For,” Dionne Warwick and Friends Pop Instrumental Top Gun Theme. Harold Faltermeyer Steve Stevens Short music video “Dire Straits: Brothers in Arms, Dire Straits Music video, long form Bring on the Night” Sting Female Rock vocal “Back Where You Started,” Tina Turner Group rock vocal “Missionary Man,” Eurythmics 7 20 vtfU ta Missi where did you find that customer? -Mtor t le 'Ti ee etteC by: Loverboy “Do you always have to be soj happy? A “Howard are building your home?” “Mary, are you hard at work or hardly working? Lieutenant Uhura shows the vulcan salute. She starred in Star Trek IV. Go-luck guy to stardom. The space shuttle acci- dent touched the hearts of all. rom Cruise has been called the “magnet for women.” He starred in the Color of Money and Top Gun. which was the 1 movie of the year. Eddie Murphy, had two hit movies this year. Bill Cosby becomes a writer actor. Heartthrob, soap star, cam- paigned against teenage pregnancy. Max Headroom is the wild guy who thinks Coke is it.” 10 Sylvester Stallone kept up the good work with Rocky IV and Rambo. Bruce Springsteen, top male artist of 86 made many hits. Refrigerator” Perry works off some pounds. President Reagan hides from the public because of the Iran Scandal. The Statue of Liberty was restored in time to celebrate her 100th birthday. Cindy Lauper shows her True Colors and keeps the hits coming. Paul Hogan hit the box office big with Crocodile Dundee. The Bangles had a big year with smash hits like Manic Monday and Walk Like an Egyptian. The backwindow sign craze featured signs such as this one. Corazon Aquino, the first woman ruler of the Philippines. Ralph M. was the Karate kid who gave the movie theatre a big blow. 11 First Kindergarten Class We started our lives at F.R.H.S. by coming a half day to see Mrs. Anderson. Our half days soon turned to full days without naps and snacks. And our full days soon turned into years which brought us up to our graduating year. The class of 1987 was the first kindergarten class who has now turned into the graduating class. We have en- joyed our many years here at Forbes, and we would like to thank Mrs. Anderson for starting those years out right. There are things in a senior’s past at F.R.H.S. they will never forget. For us it was the half days, naps, snacks, and the many enjoyable games. Such as Heads Up Seven Up, Doggie and the Bone, and Mr. Peemoony. These were all favorable memories for all and the begin- ning of a lasting friendship. Erika Dawn Barnett Academic 4 2 69 Hermit Hockev 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Cheerfeading 3. 4; French 1. 2, 3; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Teacher Assistant 2; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Student Council Secretary 4; and Alternate Cheerleading Captain 4. Karla Jo Barnett Academic 3 1 69 Teacher Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. 4; French 1. 2. 3; FHA 1. 2. 3.4; FHA President 4; Class President 1; and Class Treasurer 4. Teressa Diane Barnett Academic 1 8 69 Therapist FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Secretary 4; French 1. 2, 3; Band 1; Chorus 1; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1; Field Hockey 2. 3, 4; Press Club 3; Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Class Vice- President 3; Class Secretary 4; and Newspaper 2. I Ann Marie Black Commercial 11 9 68 Cruise Director FBLA 2, 3. 4; and Teacher Assistant 2, 3. John M. Black Vocational 11 28 69 State Cop David Brian Bolinger Academic 11-28-69 Computer Sciences French Club; and Basketball. Brvan E. Brown Industrial Arts 6 25 68 Painter c ames Franklin Chesnut Jr. ndustrial Arts 5 10 69 Truck Driver FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; and Student Council 4 David Allen Clippinger Industrial Arts 5 31 69 Law Enforcer Tammy Lynn Cook Commercial 2 26 69 Dental Hygienist Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; and Hockey Manager 4. D Douglas Bradley Dodson Academic 10 8 69 Computer Sciences Basketball 2. 3; Basketball Manager 1; French 1, 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society President 4; Eco-Meet 1; and En- vironmental Olympics 2. 3. 4. Billy Downin Industrial Arts 12 11 67 Carpentry FFA 1.2. 3.4 Erin Christine Doyle Commercial 10 29 69 Weather Broadcaster Field Hockey 3; FBLA 3. 4; and FHA 3. 4. Wade Duvall Academic 12 14 68 Undecided French 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; and Intramural 1. 2. 3.4. F Kelly Grant Fogal Vocational 8 15 68 Carpentry FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; and Baseball 1. 3,4. G Amy Jo Gallagher Academic 5 9 69 Undecided Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1. 2. 3; and FHA 1.2. 3.4 Christina Jane Gilbert Academic 11 10 68 1 eacher Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Hockey 2. 3; French Club 1.2; and Press Club 3. H Alice Marie Hann Commercial 9 1 69 Medical Secretary FBLA 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; and Band 1.2. Harvey Henry Hann Industrial Arts 9 8 68 Auto Mechanic FFA 1.2. 3.4 Melissa Jean Hess Commercial 10 7 68 Undecided FBLA 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; and Band 1.2. Richard Lee Holmes Academic 11 21 67 Computer Programmer French Club 1. Christopher Chilip Hoover 1 16 69 Electrician Timothy Dean Houck Industrial Arts 11 19 68 Electrician K Adam Wade Knepper Vocational 9 4 68 Undecided FFA 1.2. 3.4 Barry Allan Knepper Vocational 4 21 68 Construction FFA 2. 3. 4; FFA President 4; and FFA Vice-President 3. Lori Ann Knepper Academic Commercial 5 18 69 Executive Secretary Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Vice- President 4; County Band 1. 2. 3; District Band 2. 3. 4; French Club 1. 2; Yearbook 4; FBLA 3. 4; FBLA President 4; Elemen- tary Teacher Assistant 3; Press Club 3; Newspaper 3; and French Club Treasurer 2. Howard James Mellott Academic 1 20 69 Carpenter French Club 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3.4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Var- sity Club 1, 2. 3. 4; and Class Vice-President 4. P Troy Stuart Parsons Academic 9 5 69 Undecided Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Class President 2, 3. 4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Stu- dent Council President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society Vice- President 3; French Club 1. 2; Environmental Olympics 1. 2. 3.4; and Intramurals 1. 2. 3.4. Richard Alton Price Academic 3 22 69 Undecided Student Forum 3. 4; PFA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 2; French Club 1. 2; and Environmental Olym- pics 2. 3. 4. s Lisa Marie Seville Commercial 8 6 69 Private Investigator FBLA 3. 4; ana Elementary Teacher Assistant 2. Wendy Lee Sheffield Commercial 3 27 69 Undecided Chorus 1.2, 3,4; and FBLA 4. Alicia Marie Smith Commercial 2 17 69 Photographer Vonetta Sue Stallman Commercial 7 30 68 Housewife FBLA 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; and Elementary Teacher Assistant 3. Amanda Lynn Strait Vocational 2 26 69 Social Worker FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA Officer 4; Elementary Teacher Assistant 1. 2. 3; and Newspaper 1. Debbie Sue Strait Academic 8 2 69 Teacher Chorus 2. 3. Lori Ann Strait Academic 9 5 69 International Business FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA Vice- President 3; FBLA 3. 4; French Club 1. 2, 3, 4: French Club Vice-President 3; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3; Cheerleader Co-Captain 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; and Chorus Accompanist 1.2. 3,4. Orville Strite Vocational 8 31 69 Mason FFA 2. 3. 4. Billie Jo Taylor Commercial 9 8 69 Law Enforcement FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; and Field Hockey 4. Jeffery Scott Taylor Vocational 8 9 69 Undecided Mary Georgia Thanos Academic 7 28 69 Athletic Trainer Band 1; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Treasurer 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; French Club Officer 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading 1; Field Hockey 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Society Secretary 3; Class Secretary 1. 3; Newspaper 1. 3; Newspaper Editor 3; and Yearbook 4 Larry Joseph Traxler Vocational 11 28 69 Carpentry and Masonry FFA 2. 3. 4 Derrick Shane Winegardner Academic 2 27 69 Engineer Basketball 2; and Student Council 1. Jesse Scott Yablonski Vocational 1 11 69 Electrician Varsity Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3; Class Vice- President 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; and Baseball 1.2.4. Florence Elizabeth Yetter Commercial 10 13 68 Word Processor Yearbook 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Band President 2. 3; Class Treasurer 2. 3; FBLA 3. 4; Student Secretary 3; Elementary Teacher Assistant 2; Field Hockey Manager 3. 4; and Basketball Scorekeeper 4. Mary Lou Wright Commercial 6 5 69 Undecided FFA 1.2. 3. 4; and FBLA 3.4 15 True Colors by: Cindy Lauper £, 16 1 9 8 7 LEADER OF THE PACK President...... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer .... Representative Advisors...... . .Troy Parsons Howard Mellott Teressa Barnett .. Karla Barnett . . Erika Barnett James Chesnut Mrs. Sue Truax Mr. Gay Fleck Class Song.. Class Hymn . Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto. ...................................Dreams ........................Precious Memories ..........................Purple and Silver .....................................Rose The Past is just Memories. The Future is Ours. Erika Dawn Barnett FAVORITES: Rock Group — Duran Duran, Kix, T. Rex, Song — Two Love Hearts, Food — Lasagna, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, Pastime — Be- ing with Boyd and playing sports, and Miscellaneous — Buckwheat for president. Karla Jo Barnett FAVORITES: Rock Group — Kix, Song — Two Hearts, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Price, and Pastime — Being with Howard. Teressa Diane Barnett FAVORITES: Rock Group — Prince and the Revolution, Song — Heaven in Your Eyes, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, Pastime — Cruising with Mary in Cham, and Mc- Conn., and Miscellaneous — lover bandanas. Ann Marie Black FAVORITES: Rock Group — Heart, Song — True Colors, Food — Sweet and Sour Shrimp, Teacher — Mrs. Hum- mel, Pastime — riding four- wheelers, and Miscellaneous — hanging around with friends. John M. Black FAVORITES: Rock Group — ZZ Top, Song — Sleeping Bag, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sprowl, and Pastime — Sleeping. David Brian Bolinger FAVORITES: Rock Group — AC-DC, Song — T.N.T., Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Hunting. 18 Bryan E. Brown FAVORITES: Rock Group — Van Halen, Song — Addicted to Love, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sanaders, and Pastime — Cruising. Jame Franklin Chesnut Jr. FAVORITES: Rock Group — GTR, Song, Whenever the Heart Rules the Mind, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sanders, and Pastime — Blowin black Chevelles away. David Allen Clippinger FAVORITES: Rock Group — Outfield, Song — Whenever the Heart Rules the Mind, Food — Steak, Teacher — Mr. Sanders, and Pastime — Basically hanging out. Tammy Lynn Cook FAVORITES: Rock Group — Air Supply, Song — Glory of Love, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Playing basketball. Douglas Bradley Dodson FAVORITES: Rock Group — Scorpions, Song — The Zoo — Scorpions, Food — Spaghetti, Teacher — Mr. Sprowl, Pastime — Playing basketball, and Miscellaneous — Alfalfa for Vice-President. Billy Downin FAVORITES: Rock Group — Ozzy, Song — Rumors, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Play- ing basketball. 19 Erin Christine Doyle FAVORITES: Rock Groups — Chicago and Genesis, Song — Two of Hearts, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Being with Randall; my friends, and riding horses. Amy Jo Gallagher FAVORITES: Rock Group — Judas Priest, Song — You’ve Got Another Thing Coming, Food — Chinese, Teacher — Mrs. Truax, Pastime — Being with Jerre and Miscellaneous — Watching television. Wade Duvall FAVORITES: Rock Group — Wham, Song — Glory of Love, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sprowl, and Pastime — Play- ing basketball. Christina Jane Gilbert FAVORITES: Rock Group — Kix, Song — Two Hearts, Food — Stromboli, Teacher — Mr. Price, and Pastime — Runnin’ around. Kelly Grant Fogal FAVORITES: Rock Group — Judas Priest, Song — Glory of Love, Food — Hoagie, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Playing basketball. Alice Marie Hann FAVORITES: Rock Group — Motley Crue, Song — Total Eclipse of the Heart, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hum- mel, and Pastime — Running around in Robertsdale. 20 Harvey Henry Hann FAVORITES: Rock Group — W.A.S.P., Song — Highway to Hell, Food — Hoagies, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Running around in McCon- nellsburg. Timothy Dean Houck FAVORITES: Rock Group — Van Halen, Song — Rumors, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sanders, and Pastime — Work- ing on cars. Melissa Jean Hess FAVORITES: Rock Group — Miami Sound Machine, Song — True Colors, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Running around in Robertsdale. Christopher Philip Hoover FAVORITES: Rock Group — Judas Priest, Song — Eat Me Alive, Food — Pepsi and Chili dogs, Teacher — Mr. Fleck, Pastime — partying and cat- ching women, and Miscella- neous — Do what you want, when you want, and how you Adam Wade Knepper FAVORITES: Rock Group — W.A.S.P., Song — Rankey Rose, Food — Big Mac, Teacher — Mr. Gelvin, and Pastime — Playing softball. Barry Allan Knepper FAVORITES: Rock Group — Huey Lewis and the News, Song — Ain’t Nothin Gonna Break My Stride, Food — Hamburgers, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Hunting. 21 Lori Ann Knepper FAVORITES: Rock Group — Heart, Song — Glory of Love, Food — Pizza and Ham- burgers, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Four-wheeling, and sharing good times with friends. Howard James Mellott FAVORITES: Rock Group — Van Halen, Song — In the Air Tonight, Food — Shrimp, Teacher — Mr. Gelvin, and Pastime — Enjoys being with Karla. Troy Stuart Parsons FAVORITES: Rock Group — Huey Lewis and the News, Song — In the Air Tonight, Food — Fried Shrimp, Teacher — Mr. Ritchey, Pastime — Honing the four wheeler, and Miscellaneous — Loves to hunt. Richard Alton Price FAVORITES: Rock Group — Kix, Song — Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Food — Cold spagettios, Teacher — Mr. Fleck, and Pastime — Hunting and fishing. Lisa Marie Seville FAVORITES: Rock Group — Bon Jovi, Song — What About Love, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Sprowl, Pastime — Listening to WIKZ-95, and Miscellaneous — Likes to run around with Ginger H., Junny M., Rita C., and Ann Black. Wendy Lee Sheffield FAVORITES: Rock Group — Night Ranger, Song — In Your Wildest Dreams, Food — Spaghetti, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Thinking about Texas. 22 Alicia Marie Smith FAVORITES: Rock Group — Ratt, Song — Between the Eyes, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Curfman, and Pastime — Listening to the radio. Debbie Sue Strait FAVORITES: Rock Group — Alabama, Song — There’ll Be Sad Songs, Food — Tacos, Pastime — Reading, and Miscellaneous — Collecting postcards. Vonetta Sue Stallman FAVORITES: Rock Group — Air Supply, Song — Making Love Out of Nothing at All, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Run- ning around. Lori Ann Strait FAVORITES: Rock Group — Kix, Song — Two of Hearts, Food — Stromboli, Teacher — Mr. Gelvin, and Pastime — Eating. W Amanda Lynn Strait FAVORITES: Rock Group — Beach Boys, Song — One More Night, Food — Fried Chicken, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Hangen out in Hustontown. Orville Strite FAVORITES: Rock Group — ZZ Top, Song — Velcro Fly, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Women and Motorcycles. 23 Billie Jo Taylor FAVORITES: Rock Group — Heart, Song — Glory of Love, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Spending time with friends and family. Mary Georgia Thanos FAVORITES: Rock Group — Rolling Stones, Song — What You Need, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Bulger, Pastime — Cruising with Teressa, and Miscellaneous — Seen this summer in a black Bronco. Jeffrey Scott Taylor FAVORITES: Rock Group — Huey Lewis and the News, Song — Rumors, Food — Piz- za, Teacher — Mr. Corman, and Pastime — Working on cars. Larry Joseph Traxler FAVORITES: Rock Group — Def Leppard, Song — Rumors, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mr. Corman, Pastime — Chasing women and blowing black Chevelles away, and Miscella- neous — Junior Fireman. FAVORITES: Rock Group — AC-DC, Song — Back in Black, Food — Deer Steak and beer, Teacher — Mr. Price, Pastime — Making love, and Miscella- neous — Hunt and fish. Mary Lou Wright FAVORITES: Rock Singer — Bryan Adams, Song — Heaven, Food — Pizza, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Play- ing poker. 24 Florence Elizabeth Yetter FAVORITES: Rock Group — Air Supply and Alabama, Song — Friends in Love, Food — Stromboli, Teacher — Mrs. Hummel, and Pastime — Be- ing with Myron and watching movies. Jesse Scott Yablonski FAVORITES: Rock Group — Judas Priest, Song — Out in the Cold, Food — Doritos and Mountain Dew, Teacher — Mrs. Bulger, and Pastime — Trying to have a short term relationship with a girl. 25 Most Likely to Succeed Erika Barnett Troy Parsons Most Talkative ™ Vonetta Stallman Jimmy Chesnut 27 Class Couple Class Partiers Derrick Winegardner Best Dressed i _ Ann Black David Bolinger Most Studious Debbie Strait Doug Dodson Most Absent Missy Hess Laziest Adam Knepper Most Chris Hoover David Clippinger Mary Wright — Most School Spirit Hardrocker — Tina Gilbert Larry Traxler — Storyteller ------------ Harvey Hann Lisa Seville Kelly Fogal Class — Complainers Alicia Smith Orville Strite ----------------------- Most Athletic The students and faculty at Forbes Road witnessed the mar- riage of two seniors, Mary Thanos and Jesse Yablonski on January 16,1987. Mary and Jesse were united in marriage at 10:00 a.m. and the double ring ceremony was performed by a fellow senior, Mr. Larry Traxler. Parents of the bride were Tina Gilbert and Troy Parsons. The groom’s parents were Amy Gallagher and Richard Price. Miss Teressa Barnett, friend of the bride, served as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Elizabeth Yetter, Erika Barnett, and Lisa Seville. The flower girl was Miss Talisha Fischer, niece of the bride’s mother. Derrick Winegardner, friend of the groom, served as best man, and the ushers were David Bolinger, Wade Duvall, and Bryan Brown. Mr. Garrett Kanyon, nephew of Mary Wright, was ring bearer. Miss Lori Strait was pianist and Tammy Cook served as guest book attendant. Billie Jo Taylor and Lori Knepper served as photographers for the occasion. The reception following the ceremony in the cafeteria where cake and refreshments were served. Following the reception, the couple resumed their positions as students at Forbes Road High. 34 The underclassmen make up the majority of the student body. Each day, they become one step closer to becoming Seniors. Each class prepares in different ways to raise money. For one day they will be on their own. Standing; Mr. Davis. Jamie House. Kara O’Neal. Ann Politis. Mrs. Curfman, Chris Newman Sitting; Pete Hall. Eric Grove Kerri Barton Holly Berkstresser Denny Boden Troy Bookheiner Marcie Bradnick William Brill Tim Brown Kathy Chamberlain Stacey Danfelt Brad Detwiler Jeff Edwards Richard Elliott Ginger Everhart Jeff Everts Sean Fraker 36 Nichole Grissinger Eric Grove Pete Hall |amie Hoffman Lonnie Hoffman Jamie House Laural Hyle Sherri Keebaugh Chris McClure Rick McDaid 37 Edgar Mellott Michelle Moffat Sherri Mort Chris Newman Kara O’Neal Chris Peffer Anne Politis Travis Ramsey Stephanie Regi Nichole Sipes Just because you are a 7th grader doesn’t mean you can take it easy all the time ... 38 The class clown. Chris Peffer!!! Standing: Mr. Keim. Rhonda Kohr. Lori Horne. Terry Barnett. Sitting; Angie Miller. Kristi Keebaugh Travis Baker Terry Barnett Besty Berkstresser Greg Black Nichole Bolinger Michelle Brown Nick Brown Clay Clippinger Stacey Clippinger Kirby Danfelt Paula Downin Wendy Everts Becky Fleming Candina Fraker Valicia Glunt 39 Tracey Hann Stacey Henry Patty Hess Lori Horne Travis Horton Don’t look so happy Todd ... The carefree 8th graders . .. Angela Miller Misty Moffat Joseph Mumma Casandra Myers Dawn O'Brien 40 m What does that say on your shirt Nick??? Andy Park Shelly Parsons Nichole Peterson Leigh Romig Chanin Rotz Christine Seville Deanna Shafer Mindy Shaw Bobbi Snyder 41 Standing: Mr. Cover. Amy Berkstresser. Tally Appleby. Shawn Elbin. Mrs. Peck Sitting: Amy Jamison Jeff Anderson Tally Appleby Kirk Baker Amy Berkstresser Roxanne Carbaugh Rusty Carmack Tracey Cook Laurie Doney Kami Downes Lisa Edwards Shawn Elbin Tim Hall Brent Hess Mike Hoover Tammy Houck 42 Amy Jamison Diane King Lisa Long Mindy Long Jeff Knepper Kurt Lammerman The best of friends forever!!! Becky Purnell Dorothy Seville Pam McClure Dawn Mellot Tracey Mellot Leon Mumma Kenny Mumma 43 What are you smiling about Lori??? Greg Shafer Cory Shaw Lori Snyder Myra Thomas Christie Truax A normal study hall. The future housewives . .. What’s number 5? Standing: Miss Nolan. Tina Sipes. Lisa Mellott. Murry Romig. Mr. Gelvin Sitting: Michelle Fester. Dawn Chilcott Amy Barber Amy Barnett Melissa Benson Phillip Black Sherry Black Kevin Bookheimer Tina Bookheimer Troy Chamberlain Dawne Chilcote Kelly Covert Peggy Downin Michelle Fester Bill Fox Jennie Frain Valerie Glunt 45 Todd Grace Chris Hann Michelle Hann Mike Henry Carl Hess Michelle Jay Scott Knepper Dan MacKerchar Colleen Mathern You wouldn’t believe what is in here ... Allen Mellott Lisa Mellott Mr. Corman, tell them to stop looking at me . . . Kay Mellott Julie Miller Michael Newman Christine Ramsey Christopher Ramsey 46 Murray Romig Jamie Rosenberry Nevin Shaw Chris and Kevin hanging out at lunch . . . Lauri Traxler Pam Truax Melinda Walters Dan Worthing 47 Standing; Mr. Gutchall, Jenny Cline. Missi Hall. Michelle Houston. Miss Roberts Sitting: Stacey Black. David Conners, Nichole Houston Hayden Berkstresser Jeff Black Stacey Black Paul Blattenberger Bruce Bookheimer Rick Bookheimer Melissa Bradnick Missy Brown Melissa Carbaugh Jenny Cline David Conners B. J. Elliott Tom Fleck Mike Gilbert Missi Hall 48 It’s Casual!!! Aren't we cute??? Patty Hann Toby Hann Alanna Harrison Brian Helser David Hess Lori Hess Michelle Huston Nichole Huston Tom Hyle Keith Keebaugh Gina Knepper Jamie Knepper Lisa McClure Bill McCullock Dulce McMullen 49 Becky Nonemaker Bill O'Donnell Gary Shafer Chris Snyder The class gymnast!!! Danny Strait Ricky Strait Tina Ulsh Dianna Wagner Greg Walters Jeff Wilson Joe Wilt Chip Wireman Brian Wolford Beth Wright JoAnn Yetter The Forbes Road acrobats ... j3 f HQ t tQjX? y IbY Vaiii % V v Supervision, caring, guidance, and friendly are a few words that describe our faculty and its contributions. Teachers have shared most of our years with us and have watched each of us grow. We are a part of the teachers and the teachers have become part of us ... this is what makes the world go around. v V m 51 FACULTY Jh William Chilcote Special Education Albert Corman Industrial Arts M 1 f . i . (I Richard Cover Athletic Director Carol Curfman French and English I- A rj Dennis Davis Music Education Keen Elbin Drivers Education Beryl Palmer Nurse 52 Richard Price Mathematics and Computer Science Delbert Ritchey History andP.O.D. Leslie Roberts Business Education Paul Sanders Industrial Arts Sarah Peck Librarian Carol Parsons Physical Education Donna Ankney Music Cooks School Board Bus Drivers Front: Dorothy Knepper, Diane Smith, Beverly McDaid, and Darlene Helman. Back: Leroy McGowan, George Glunt, Clair Helman. Ralph Helman, and Kenny Black. George Hann Fred Black Clyde Brant “Guidance plus Physics equal Mr. Bersktresser.” “One, two. three, four, one. two. ready go.” “Another day, another dollar.” Teacher Candids 55 Mondays are one of the most frightful things that a student must face. Once a week it hits. An un- predictable phenomenon, Mondays quite often strike when you least expect, like right after a great weekend with the gang, or one so full of homework and studies that you truly doubt life could possibly get worse. The effects of Mondays vary greatly from person to person, but whether it be mildly embarrassing such as giving the correct answer for the wrong question, or down right irritating like locking your keys in your car; have no fear Tuesday’s around the corner. 56 c Staying after school, rushing around and hard work are some of the tasks that are involved when you join a club at Forbes Road. Clubs are a central part of our school’s environ- ment. Many of the students are involved in more than one club. This makes a very hectic schedule for some. These clubs usually pro- vide some kind of fun for students, such as dances, and selling everybody’s favorite, can- dy!! We would like to thank the advisors for making everyday not just another school day. National Honor Society President — Doug Dodson Vice President — Greg Walters Secretary — Mary Thanos Treasurer— David Conners Reporter — Ricky Strait Advisor — Miss Fredith Nolan First Line: Jenny Cline. Doug Dodson, and Ricky Strait. Middle: Miss Nolan. Third Row: Mary Thanos, Greg Walters, and David Connors. Varsity Club First Row: Advisor — Mr. Richard Cover. Wade Duvall. Keith Keebaugh. loAnn Yetter. Stacey Black. Becky Nonemaker. Tammy Cook. Karla Barnett. Howard Mellott Second Row: )esse Yablonski. Teressa Barnett. Mary Thanos. Lori Strait. Tina Cilbert. Erika Barnett. Amy Barber. Nichole Sprowl. Michelle Fester, and Amy Berkstresser. Third Row: Richard Price. Kevin Bookheimer. Allen Mellott. Jenny Cline. Nichole Huston. Missy Hall. Colleen Mathern. Michelle Hann. Michelle Huston, and Laurie Traxler Elementary Teacher Assistants Standing: Tina Bookheimer, Andy Taylor, Dorothy Seville, Lisa Mellott, Michelle Fester, Laurie Doney, Kurt Lammerman. Kneeling: Melinda Walters, Gwen Sheldon, Lori Strait, and Julie Miller. Computer Assistants Left to Right: David Bolinger, Teressa Barnett. Mary Thanos, and Doug Dodson. Band Standing: Director — Mr. Dennis Davis. Drum Major — Nichole Huston Nicole Grissinger. Marcy Bradnick, Valerie Glunt, Amy Berkstresser, Dianne King. Tammie Houch. Mindy Lons. Dorothy Seville. Joann Yetter. Gwen Sheldon. Michelle Huston. Tally Appleby. Gary Thurber. Lisa McClure. Rick McDaid. Wes Tinker. Amy Gallagher. Adam An- neski. William Brill. Chris Snyder. Nichole Bolinger. Dawn O'Brien. Valicia Glunt. Kristi Keebaugh. Pam McClure. Brad Detwiler. Adeline Anneski, Lori Knepper, Mindy Shaw. Crissy Seville. Shelly Parsons. Nicole Sipes, and Randy McDaid Kneeling: Michelle Truax. Alanna Harrison. Michelle Fester. Becky Purnell. Nicole Sprowl. Amy Jamison. Stacey Henry. Paula Mellott. Amy Barnett. Band Officers Michelle Huston. Treasurer, Amy Berkstresser. Jr. High Representative. Dennis Davis, Director. Lori Knepper. Vice President, Michelle Fester. Librarian, Nichole Huston. President. Gwen Sheldon. Sr. High Representative, Nicole Sprowl, Librarian, and Joann Yetter. Secretary. Band Front Front Row: Nichole Huston. Second Row: Stacy Henry, Nicole Sprowl, Michelle Fester. Back Row: Alanna Harrison, Amy Barnett, Amy Gallagher, Michelle Truax, Paula Mellott. Chorus First Row: Shelly Parsons, Adeline Anneski, Amy Berkstresser, Nichole Griss- inger. Crissy Seville, Rhonda Kohr, Stephanie Wright, Valerie Glunt, Stacy Henry, Nicole Sprowl, Kara O'Neal, Kathy Chamberlain, Holly Berkstresser, Pam McClure, Bobbie Jo Snyder, Wendy Everts, Lori Strait. Second Row: Mindy Shaw. Melissa Hess. Amy Jamison, Tina McGowan, Nichole Peter- son, Lisa McClure, Angie Miller, Chrystal Ulsh. Sherri Mort, Laurel Hyle, Marcy Bradnick, Ginger Everhart, Betsy Berkstresser. Nickie Sipes, Anne Politis. Third Row: Christie Truax, Lori Horne, Nickie Bolinger, Tina Sipes, Colleen Mathern, Michelle Fester. Mindy Long, Laurie Doney, Valicia Glunt, Paula Mellott, Melissa Bradnick. Alanna njtnMlftri President — Michelle Huston Vice President — Michelle Fester Secretary — Colleen Mathern Treasurer — Nichole Huston Harrison, Michelle Truax, Lisa Mellott, Sherri Keebaugh, Advisor Mrs. Donna Ankney. Fourth Row: Becky Purnell, Gwen Sheldon, Pam Truax, Michelle Huston, Wendy Sheffield, Nichole Huston, Missy Brown, Dorothy Seville, Leigh Ann Romig. Debbie Black. Amy Barnett. Michele Hann, Crissy Strait Brad Detwiler. 62 STAGE CREW Chris Snyder. Tom Hyle, and David Conners FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Advisor: Leslie Roberts President: Lori Knepper Vice President: Tammy Cook Secretary: Dulce McMullen Treasurer: Dianna Wagner - a � ; ' • • i '• ■j r •-Wj ’ w. ' X Standing: Mary Wright. Vonetta Stallman, Tammy Cook. Melissa Hess. Alice Hann, Wendy Sheffield, B. J. Taylor. Lisa Seville. Lori Knepper. Elizabaeth Yetter, and Miss Roberts. Kneeling: Dulce McMullen, Lori Hess, Tina Ulsh. Beth Wright, Erin Doyle, Dianna Wagner. Joann Yetter. Missy Brown. Missy Car- baugh, and Ann Black. 63 Left to Right: Richard Price, Mary Thanos, )enny Cline, and Ricky Strait. Student Forum Student Council Kneeling Front: Michelle Fester. Erika Barnett, and Missy Hall. Kneeling Back: Angie Miller. Kristi Keebaugh. fenny Miller. Eric Grove, and Terry Barnett Standing First Row: Pete Hall. Dawn Chilcote. Amy Berkstresser. Laurie Doney, Tally Appleby. Murry Romig. and Rusty Carmack. Stand- ing Second Row: Allen Mellott. David Conners. Jenny Cline. Stacey Black. Standing Third Row: Jimmy Chesnut and Howard Mellott. President — Troy Parsons Vice President — Missi Hall Treasurer — Michelle Fester Secretary — Erika Barnett Advisor — Mr. James Heroux 64 Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America President — Karla Barnett Vice President — Michelle Huston Secretary — Teressa Barnett Treasurer — Mary Thanos First Row: Advisor — Mrs. Sue Truax. Karla Barnett. Teressa Barnett. Mary Thanos. Michelle Huston. Second Row: joAnn Yetter. Lisa McClure. Diane King. Tammy Houck. Valerie Glunt. Kay Mellott. Gwen Sheldon. Amy Barber. Lisa Mellott. Michelle Fester, and Nichole Sprowl. Third Row: Missy Hess. Lisa Long. Roxanne Carbaugh. Mindy Long. Tally Appleby. Laurie Doney. Becky Purnell. Erin Dovle. and Laurie Traxler. Fourth Row: Alice Hann. Amy Gallagher. Colleen Mathern. Missy Hall. Missy Brown. Tina Ulsh. Beth Wright. Dulce McMullen, and B. J. Taylor. Fifth Row jenny Cline. Nichole Huston. Stacey Black. Erika Barnett. Alanna Harrison. Amy Barnett, and Lon Strait. First Row Scott Knepper. Larry Traxler. Stacey Black. Brian Helser. lamie Knepper. Todd Grace. Barry knepper and Advisor — Mr Albert Gorman Second Row: John Black. Kelly Focal. Billy Downin. Michelle Huston. Mandy Strait Vonetts Stallman. Peggy Downm Tina Bookheimer and Harvey Hann Third Row: |immy Cnesnul. Chip Wireman. |oe Will. Wes Tinker. Chns Mann. Toby Hann. Rick Bookheimer. Bruce Bookheimer. Gary Shafer, and Nevin Shaw Fourth Row; Obie Strite. Nichole Huston. Becky Nonemaker. Phillip Black. Adam Knepper. Tom Fleck. Danny Strait. Michael Henry, lamie Rosenberry. and Carl Hess. President — Barry Knepper Vice President — Brian Helser Secretary — Stacey Black Treasurer — Larry Traxler Sentinal — Jamie Knepper Chaplain — Todd Grace Reporter — Scott Knepper French Club Front Row: Pam McClure, Pam King, Dawn Mellott, Lori Snyder, Michele Fester, Colleen Mathern, Amy Barnett, Nicole Sprowl. Valerie Clunt, Kay Mellott. Second Row: Becky Purnell, Amy Jamison, Amy Barnett, Tally Appleby, Mindy Long. Leon Muma, Kirk Baker, Mike Hoover, Amy Barber, Chris Hann. Kevin Bookheimer. Third Row: Mrs. Curfman, Amy Gallagher, Cory Shaw, Shawn Elbin, Rusty Carmack. Lisa Mellott, Tina Sipes, Michelle Hann, Jenny Frain. Fourth Row: Missy Benson, Michelle Jay, Gwen Sheldon, Troy Chamberlain, Mike Henry, West Tinker, Todd Grace, Murray Romig, Dan MacKerchar, Mike Newman, Dan Worthing, Scott Knepper State Environmental Olympics First Row: Ricky Strait, David Bolinger. Second Row: Richard Price, Jenny Cline, Gary Shafer. Environmental Olympics Standing: David Connors. Ricky Strait, Richard Price. Doug Dodson. Kneeling: Tom Hyle, Gary Shafer. David Bolinger, and Jenny Cline. Standing: Cory Shaw, Becky Purnell. Michael Newman, Dan Worthing. Jared Wilt, Dan MacKerchar. Kneeling: Angie Miller, Lori Horn, Shelly Parsons, Amy Jamison, and Amy Berkstresser. ECO Meet YEARBOOK STAFF Standing: Mike Newman, David Conners, Alanna Harrison, Phillip Black, Mary Thanos, Miss Hall, Michelle Fester, Erika Barnett, joann Yetter, and Lori Knepper. Sitting: Elizabeth Yetter and Teressa Barnett. Co-Editors. 68 We, along with our advisors and the staff, have spent endless hours compiling the reflections of our lives in 1987. We tried to capture those memories that were special to us. We feel very proud to have been part of making this yearbook what it is. The amount of work and organization needed to create a successful yearbook was the roughest part. All of our free time was devoted to designing a different layout, thinking of songs related to the topic, atten- tion grabbing headlines and writing original write-ups. We would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Krissie Early and Mr. Phillip Keim. Krissie — for your endless hours of checking pages and taking pictures. Mr. Keim — for helping a troubled staff member and helping with the many write-ups. We would like to say, Thank You for your time and advice. We hope that everyone enjoys this edition of the yearbook. We have tried our best to capture lasting memories for all. We would like to wish our classmates all the good luck and happiness that this world has to otter. May all your dreams come true. Love, Elizabeth and Teressa 69 XSXX X We. the Senior Class of 1987 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. EriKa Dawn Barnett, will all my love to Boyd and my hockey mask to Mrs. Parsons. I. Karla Jo Barnett, will my ability to play basketball to my sister Amy. I. Teressa Diane Barnett, will my great driving ability to Terry and my ability to cause trouble to Michelle Hann. I. Ann Marie Black, will my friendship to B.J.. Tammy, and Mary Lou!! 1. John Black, will never drive a Plymouth or Ford because they both stink. I. David Brian Bolinger. will my intelligence to anybody who needs it. I. Bryan Eugene Brown, will my racing, possessed Pontiac to Jeff McQuait. I. James Franklin Chesnut Jr., will my fast Mopar and my ability to drive one to Tim Houck. 1. David Allen Clippinger. will my heart and my driving abilities to the ciri I care about. 1, Tammy Lynn Cook, will my books to my brother Tracy, and my friendship to everyone. I. Douglas Bradley Dodson, will my basketball skill to anyone wno has a few cents, and my sanity to the juniors who will need it. I. Billy Downin. will my ability to sleep in P O D. to anyone who needs it. 1, Erin Christine Doyle, will all my love to Randall, my ability to get in trouble to Lori Strait and my ability to talk a lot to my brother Bill. I. Wade Spencer Duvall, will my dunking ability to Airwolf, and my driving abilily to Michelle. I. Kelly Crant Fogal. will my ability to play basketball to anyone who thinks they’re man enough to beat me. I. Amy Jo Gallagher, will my perfect attendance to Lori Strait. I, Christina Jane Gilbert, will my height to little Lori and my rebounds to Jenny Cline. 1. Alice Marie Hann. will my ability to drive to Missy Hess and love to my family. I. Harvey Henry Hann. will my ability to pick on girls to Carl Hess. I. Melissa Jean Hess, will all my good times to my best friend and cousin Alice. I. Richard Lee Holmes, will my big feet to anyone who wants them. I. Christopher Philip Hoover, will all my speeding and driving citations to anyone who can pay them. I. Timothy Dean Houck, will my ability to check the oil to Billy Downin. I. Adam Wade Knepper, will my driving ability to John Black. I. Barry Allan Knepper. will anything of mine pertaining to school to anyone who wants it. I. Lori Ann Knepper. will all my friendship to Heidi and everyone else too!! I. Howard James Mellott. will my athletic ability to Larry Bira and Ozzie Smith. I. Troy Stuart Parsons, will my sprint car drivine ability and my awesome athletic talent to Corky Shaw, and my good looks to Jeff Black who needs them. I. Richard Alton Price, will Keith Keehaugh 4 inches of hair, some coordination and two pieces of fresh TOAST!!! I, Lisa Marie Seville, will my ability to take a car over the bank to my sisters, all my love to my family and friends, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Ginger and Jenny. I. Wendy Lee Sheffield, will my ability to mouth off to Tina Ulsh. 1. Alicia Marie Smith, will do my best in the future, and give my love to my family. I. Vonetta Sue Stallman, will all of my love to Mark and Joshua. I. Amanda Lynn Strait, will my sense of good humor, silliness, and good nature to anyone who is as sneaky as me!!! I, Debbie Sue Strait, will my ability to get good grades in class to my sister Diane. I, Lori Ann Strait, will my ability to walk under chairs to Tina (Weezie) and my laugh to Murray and Jimmy. I. Orville Strite, will my driving ability to Buckbo and Bill O’Donnell. I. Billie Jo Taylor, will leave my friendship to Ann forever and best wishes to the class of 88 and 90. 1. Jeffrey Scott Taylor, will my good Fords to all those Chevy lovers. I, Mary Georgia Thanos, will my SUPERIOR driving ability to Colleen and my ability to stay IN trouble to Missi Hall. I. Larry Joseph Traxler. will 4 Wheelin abilities and my fast Mopar to Tim. John, Cory, Allen, and Michael. I. Derrick Shane Winegardner. will my ability to get % ! to Chip Wireman and Toby Hann. I. Mary Lou Wright, will my happiness to Beth in ner marriage and all my love to Carlos. I. Jesse Scott Yablonski. will my ability to do what I please to whoever wants to please me!! I, Florence Elizabeth Yetter, will my shorthand ability to JoAnn and Erika, and all my love to Myron. Yes ... Forbes Road has a limited variety of sports. But if you’ve ever watched our sports, you’ll agree that we excel in everything we do. The athletes strive to be the best they can be. They are encouraged by family, teachers, fans, and coaches. And because of this our program is such a success. That Cardinal spirit is still shining through. Field Hockey Kneeling: B. J. Taylor, Nicole Huston, Stacey Black, Teressa Barnett, Amy Berkstresser, Amy Jamison. Michele Hann. Standing: Assist. Coach — Lisa Keebaugh, Melissa Benson, Lauri Traxler. JoAnn Yetter, Michelle Huston, Erika Barnett. Kami Downes, Colleen Mathern. Michelle Fester, Mary Thanos, and Mrs. Carol Parsons — Coach. “The great headgear” Held hockey 1986 was a year of expansions ... expanding our schedule, expanding our skills and expanding our record. It was also a year of juggling positions. The goalie position was played by more players than in any other season in the history of Forbes Road field hockey. A record was also set by a single player scoring more goals (4) in a game than ever before. This player was B. J. Taylor. The varsity team also established themselves as the season progressed as a major com- petitive threat to the league by shutting down the Keystone League main contender Southern Huntingdon; ending a two year undefeated season. What a way to end the season or better yet... can’t wait to see what hap- pens in 87! Michelle and her winning goal” “The Victory Our usual Mrs. Parsons (NERVOUS)” V.mium: SENIORS “D O N T T R Y S U I C I D E j !” b y Q u e e n 73 Girls Basketball y Kneeling — Teressa Barnett, Mary Thanos, Michele Hann, Colleen Mathern. Standing — Coach Craig Cutchall, Amy Barnett, Jenny Cline, Tammy Cook, Tina Gilbert, Karla Barnett, Michelle Huston, and Elizabeth Yetter — Scorekeeper. 74 J Kneeling: Colleen Mathern, Amy Berkstresser. Michelle Fester. Standing: Michelle ft Huston, Michele Hann, Amy Barnett, Stacey Black. Andy Taylor, Lori Traxler — Scorekeeper and Coach Brown Cutchall. ft i 0 r V a r s ■ 1 t M a r y T h a n o s. G u a r d SENIORS G i r 1 s u s t VV a n n a H a v e F u n. b y C y n d i L a u P e r 75 Boy’s Basketball Standing: Coach — Mr. Dave Hoover, Howard Mellott, Kevin Bookheimer, Chris Hern, Wade Duvall. Paul Blattenberger, and Keith Keebaugh. Kneeling: Jesse Yablonski. Chip Wireman. Richard Price, and Troy Parsons. 76 Standing: Allen Mellott. Dan MacKerchar, Chris Hann, Kevin Bookeimer. Jeff Black. Joe Wilt. Ricky Strait. Scott Knepper. Michael Newman, Coach — Mr. Byron Helsel. Kneeling: Murray Romig. Brian Wolford. Paul Blattenburger. Chip Wireman. Hayden Berkstresser, Todd Grace. J u n ■ i o r V r s ■ i t y Seniors ‘ P 1 a y i n g w i t h t h e B o y s” b y K e n n y L 0 g g 1 n s 77 COACHES ARE STARS!!! You are the stars of every game, You work us hard to bring us fame, A season comes A season goes, You always keep us on our toes. With each shot a basket score, We know you’re right there by the floor. by Lori Knepper ▲ Leonard Smoyer Boys |r. High Basketball K o o A Robin Feight Asst. Jr. High Boys Basketball Randy Gelvin Baseball ▼ V i c t o r i a n d t h e G a n 9 79 4 CHEERLEADERS Nicole Huston. Amy Barber. Alanna Harrison. Amy jamison. Becky Nonemaker. Gina Knepper. Erika Barnett, and Nicole Sprawl. Erika Barnett CAPTAINS: Nichole Huston. Becky Nonemaker, and Erika Barnett 80 Senior JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL B 0 Y S (Robin Heigh I. Eric Grove. Andy Park. Travis Horton. Corey Shaw. Mike Hoover. Jeff Knepper. Pete Hall, lamie House, l.isa Mellotl. Scorekeeper. Chris Hoover, Student Assistant, and Mr. Smoyer. Kneeling: Terry Barnett, Clay Clippinger. Terry Snyder. Travis Baker, Sean Elbin. Donnie Truax. and Kirk Baker.) G I R L S (Darious Deshong. Michelle Hann. Kathy Chamberlain. Mindy Shaw, Lori Horne, Nickie Bolinger, Betsy Berkstresser. Tina McGowan, Laurel Hyle. Stephanie Regi, Marcy Bradnick. Patricia Hess, and Paula Mellott. Kneeling: Kristina Keebaugh, Kara O’Neil. Anne Politis, Stacey Clippinger. Crissy Seville, Stephanie Wright. Shelly Parsons. Nicole Peterson, Stacy Henry, and Sherry Keebaugh.) 81 JUMP by Van Halen DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN? Amy's Birthday Cupcake OR HOWABOUT: L-U-C-K-Y Lucky is Wade’s alibi. As the F. Hockey team broke S. Huntingdon’s record, the seniors were escorted into the showers “hot water” along with Mrs. Parsons. The crowd going wild as the scoreboard shows 100 for Everett and Fannett Metal games. Howabout Jesse’s somersault over 33 from Everett. Tussey kneels down to Jesse as he scores 1000. Fannett-Metal kneels down to Howard as he scores 1000. The big fight after the Hancock game. The girls and boys being Sideling Hill, and Cove League, AND Fulton County CHAMPIONS!!! Buckwheat “Bite me” E xceptionally crazy D efinitely Boyd’s B orn to be wild I REMEMBER WHEN Tina, Gina, and I were in a car going 120 m.p.h. up Mercersburg Mountain because of a pair of stolen shoes. Barney “Are you real?” K razy J okes around a lot B asketball is my favorite sport I REMEMBER WHEN Lori, Shelly, and I caught a 12 ft. pile of dead leaves on fire ana the fire company had to come to put it out. T.C. “Aw, shut up” T rouble D rives Trans Am B orn to cruise I REMEMBER WHEN Mary and I chased Missi thru the mall and the great “orange cone caper,” remember Michelle and Colleen. Annie “Aw, imagine that” A lways laughing M akes people laugh B ig trouble maker I REMEMBER WHEN Lisa M. and I wrecked her four-wheeler on the dirt mound. 84 Big John “Get lost” J okes around M ean Nova B lows Mopars away I REMEMBER WHEN Billy Downin forgot to put oil in his car and it blew up. Studdly I don’t need it” B ig instigator E nergetic B asically hangs out I REMEMBER WHEN Jimmy and I raced Tim to Waterfall doing, 120 m.p.h. and winning. Dave “What it is?” D esires a Mustang B igSteeler fan B est, when listening to Hard rock I REMEMBER WHEN Wade and Brian made me throw up at Boyertown. Big Jim “It’s either Mopar, or no car” J okes around a lot F lies by blue Novas C hevelles are no competition 1 REMEMBER WHEN Tim spilled soda on his pants at Saxton. 85 “What are you into?” D rives people crazy A lways instigating trouble C ares about somebody special I REMEMBER WHEN Tim and I got kicked out 3 days for fighting over Buster Brown’s little tricks. Doog “I don’t think so” D elightful to be around B arkley’s brother D efinitely crazy I REMEMBER WHEN Wolford, Hayden, and I flat- tened the fields with the green machine spot lighting for deer. Tam “Gimme a break” T alkative sometimes L oves basketball C aring I REMEMBER WHEN I tried to make dad a birthday cake with eggs, coffee grounds, and ketchup, not very good ingredients huh Mrs. Truax. 86 Buzz “Hey, nerd” B est class is P.O.D. D ares to be dumb 1 REMEMBER WHEN Adam saw two rabbits with pink noses. Erin “Yes, huh E njoys having fun C ares about Randall D efinitely wild and crazy I REMEMBER WHEN Lori S., Valerie R., and 1 stopped along the road to see a wild black bear and it stood up when Lori tried to feed it a potato chip. Spance “In you pace” W ild guy S o fine D unks on you I REMEMBER WHEN 1 dunked for the first time at school. Magic Johnson “Give me a dip” K ind G reat basketball player F abulous I REMEMBER WHEN we paid Jeff McQuait a large sum of money to hold spit in his mouth for ten seconds, coming from the farm show. Amy “What you day?” A lways asking questions J okes around G rumbles a lot 87 Herb “I don’t care” Weezie “You’re startin to get on my nerves” C razy J okes around G reat basketball player 1 REMEMBER WHEN a pair of stolen Ponies and Mercersburg Mountain at 120 m.p.h. H ates to live without music H as a great time picking on girls H opes to be an auto mechanic I REMEMBER WHEN we went on the FFA trip and Jeff McQuait drank snuff juice. Missy “Missy what trouble are we goin to get into tonight?” A lways carrying on M ostly seen in McConnellsburg H appy at the time I REMEMBER WHEN Missy and I went to Roberts- dale and Missy got caught in an embarrassing position. Toots “I can deal with it” M akes trouble J okes around H angs out in Robertsdale I REMEMBER WHEN Alice and I went to Roberts- dale looking for Jay, Jeff, and Ceary and almost ran over Norman and do you remember Alice. 88 X er o Richard “I don’t know” R eady for lunch L oves to draw H ates gym class I REMEMBER WHEN Mr. Quigg was going to rattle my cage Tim “Hey, man” T rouble maker D rives a mean Chevelle H opes to go to trade school I REMEMBER WHEN Jimmy C. demolished his car because he couldn’t drive. X Smiley “Hurt me” C an’t leave girls alone P artier H as fast driving habits I REMEMBER WHEN Jess was complaining of smoke in his eyes while standing in the middle of the fire. Adam “I don’t know” A lways clowning around W ant’s a car K icks Barry’s butt I REMEMBER WHEN Mandy pulled down Tim’s pants in the hall. 89 Bear “Gee wiz” B aseball player A lways hunting K ills deer I REMEMBER WHEN Tim and David had to hold hands in shop class. Mellott “Yeah, right” H ates school J okes around M ad about baseball Dinker “Bullcrap” L aughs a lot A lways in trouble K razy I REMEMBER WHEN Lisa, Ann and I went to Chambersburg and almost got run over. Pars “Are you serious?” T alented S peeds in a z-24 P oor Hardee’s worker I REMEMBER WHEN Richard and 1 were being chased by the cops. 90 Price “You gotta a better chance getting struck by a Meteorite.” R ides cycle a lot A lways picking on someone P roue! of his S-10 1 REMEMBER WHEN I hid in a bathtub. How about it Missi? Lisa-Risa “Spare me” L oves to dress in fashion M akes people laugh S illy and weird I REMEMBER WHEN Jenny M. and I went to Ginger’s house and her dad came home and got p.o.’d at us. Skippy “Tough” W ild L ovable S pends most of the time in a red Nova 1 REMEMBER WHEN Alice and I skipped school and just bout got caught by the cops and hid out at Missy’s. Smitty “O’ come on” A wesome M ischievous S trange I REMEMBER WHEN Lori and I went over to the mall and met these real cute guys. 91 Shorty “I don’t care” V ery talkative S eems to be sneaky S een with Mark I REMEMBER WHEN Tina and I pulled down Mandy’s pants in front of Mr. Cover. Doodle “Now, there’s a hunk” D on’t like tomatoes S ometimes silly S ilent I REMEMBER WHEN I first entered the high school and I felt so small but now we are the oldest. Mandy “Get a light, Brighten up” A lways goofing around L ikes to make people laugh S miles a lot I REMEMBER WHEN Tim Houcks jogging pants got pulled down in front of the office. Lil Lori “Hey Bud L oves to laugh A lways with Michelle, Erin, and Weezie S uper Short I REMEMBER WHEN Karla tried to drive her riding lawnmower under a truck cap! 92 “I don’t need it” 0 n the go all the time B AD S avage 1 REMEMBER WHEN Bus number 19 wrecked last year remember Bill? BJ What are you Talking about?” B est friends with Ann and Tammy I okes around a lot T rouble maker I REMEMBER WHEN we all used to call Lisa Seville “Flash ..Right Lisa? Jeff “Yea right” J okes around S een with snuff T alksalot I REMEMBER WHEN we wrapped Larry in tape in shop class. BOP “Leave me alone Jesse” M ostly seen in McConnellsburg G ets into trouble a lot T otal sport freak I REMEMBER WHEN Teressa, Colleen, Missi, Michele and I barely made it to the mall, and our Hershey trip, huh Rich and TC. 93 Chink “I don’t know” D oes it all the time! S eldom sober W ild, women chaser I REMEMBER WHEN Chip, Damon, Matt and I went to Ocean City for seven days. Slugger “What’s it to ya!” M ostly seen with Carlos L oves Carlos W ild and Crazy I REMEMBER WHEN Vonetta, Alice and I went to Mrs. K’s and on the way home Vonetta just about killed us all. 94 Studly “You either have a Mopar or no car.” L oves Elaine J okes around T o run circles around Chevelles and Novas in my Mopar I REMEMBER WHEN Tim went snake hunting in his car remember Tim. Ski “What’s your phone number?” J ulie Richards is a honey S ometimes has a lot of luck with girls Y ou can figure out the rest I remember all the great times Max and I spent together and how he was more than a brother to me. Liz “I don’t know” F orever Myron’s E xceptionally quiet Y oungand innocent I REMEMBER WHEN Mrs. K and Mrs. Hummel got a little crazy after eating Bar-B-Q chips. That's What Friends Are For by Dionne and Friends Many of you here at FRHS know her as Heidi Horne. We. the Class of 87, know her as a friend. She has been with us for many years. Even though she hasn’t been here in body, she has been here in spirit. She has been a part of our class for several different years. She was in our class during 4th, 8th, and 9th grades. This past year she visited with us for a couple of days over the Christmas holiday. While she has been here over the years she has explained some differences between the US and Haiti. She told us that at the age of 13 you can get your driver’s license. They do not nave policemen nor radar stopping people. You can drive on any side of the road. They do not have any speed limits either. Another dif- ference is their clothing styles. In Haiti, there is a lot of competition to see who is in style the best. Heidi is now class president in Haitian school. She is an A student. She also tutors several students in Algebra and Geometry. Heidi has recently been accepted as a freshman at Shippensburg University for the fall semester. She will major in International Marketing. KmIn ««Mtr 95 We would like to extend best VV� es and all the luck in the atulations, class of 87. world loErika and her classmates. C Howd and Ronda Barnett Congratulations to Elizabeth and he: classmates Marjt Congratulations to Teressa of the Mom classmates i. Had. 1 Congratulations Tammy and Congratulations to Vonetta Stallman Congratulations Mary and the rest ot he Class Congratulations to Lori K whatever you do. Cod Bless. jjeAd her classrila and Joh Yetter (lass - moi and Dad Morn and I),id atrons 96 Efotitii g' Our community has been very generous through the years. This section is one exam- ple of their courtesy. The hard work of the staff and the business generosity has provided a large amount of ads this year. We would like to thank these businesses for their sup- port and kindness. 9 P THANK YOU HUSTONTOWN Chesnut Service Station Hustontown, PA 17229 987-3551 Congratulations to Jim Jr. and the Class of “87” Clair R. Miller, Inc. Building Material Supplies Building Contractors Dealers in Keystone Modular Homes Commercial and Residential Building Two Locations to serve you Hustontown McConnellsburg 987-3431 485-4336 Brant’s Garage Official Inspection Station Portable Welders Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3411 V 98 Noel L. Mellot Fertilizer, Coal, Corn, Spray, and Twine Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3525 -------------------------- Congratulations Class of 1987 Compliments of a Friend V_________________y Hann’s Gulf and Mini Market Two Locations to Serve You V4 mile north of Hustontown, PA 17229 (717) 987-3864 Hours 7:30-9:30 Along Route 522 Shady Gap, PA 17255 (814) 259-9681 Hours 9:00-9:00 Everhart and Hoover Power Line Construction, Inc. Contractors: Steve Everhart and Sonny Hoover P.O. Box 416, Hustontown, PA 17229 Phone: (717) 987-3845 Construction of Electric Lines, Tree Trimming Equipment, Moving, Tractor Hauling, Aerial Bucket Work, Dozer Work, Skidder Work, Hole Digging — Hoes 10 -48 diameter, 23' deep Kee-ta-Quay Construction % Owner: Lois Clark P.O. Box 388 Hustontown, PA 17229 Phone: (717) 987-3518 V loo Best Wishes Class of “87’ Yeager’s Hustontown, PA J Owners: Kenneth and Sue Yeager Compliments of Jack M. Clark, Inc. General Contractor P.O. Box 566 Hustontown, PA 17229 Phone (717) 987-3272 Forbes Road Lions Club To the Seniors of 1987: “Bring Quality to Life” It has meaning for all of us, in our achievements and in our aspirations for greater services to benefit our communities and mankind 101 J r Davis Lane BEAUTY SHOP Full Service Salon • Unisex Hair Styling FRAN MELLOTT, OWNER 987-3429 HUSTONTOWN, PA y 102______________ Patrons: Ray Kohr and Family Betty Malot Lisa Keebaugh Wooden Spoon Inn r •y tt. FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK -AHD- TRUST COMPANY “YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD BANK” MAIN OFFICE PENNS VILLAGE 485-3144 485-3167 WARFORDSBURG HUSTONTOWN 294-3288 987-3193 V r Ralph D. Mellott Sons General Builders Masonry Concrete Roofing Custom Homes Electrical Plumbing HCR 71 Box 110-A Hustontown, PA 17229 717-987-3661 V. 103 J THANK YOU BREEZEWOOD r CONGRATULATIONS FROM EJfcON Congratulations Class of 1987 BREEZEWOOD MARKET BREEZEWOOD EXXON BREEZEWOOD, PA (814) 735-4266 COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES, DELI, AND MEATS SOFT FREEZE SUNDAES, BANANA SPLITS J V. J Best Wishes Class of 1987 Bonanza of Breezewood The GATEWAY Restaurant-Motel Catering and Bakery Gift Shop — Auto Service Center Garage — Western Wear Shop 24-HOUR SERVICE AT TURNPIKE ENTRANCE, BREEZEWOOD Congratulations to our graduates THE BITTNER FAMILY 104 BONANZA J BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE V_________735-4073 J Pine Crest Inn Specialize Seafood — Steaks — Food — Beverage Enjoy Yourself in a Friendly Atmosphere Phone:717 485-9978 On Rt. 30 8 Miles East of Breezewood Harrisonville, PA 17228 Thank You Shade Gap We Serve Banquets and Parties SUNNY RIDGE RESTAURANT Joseph (Bill) and Joanne Price 105 S.R.S. Box 345 Shade Gap, PA 17255 814-259-3622 (-----------------------------'N Thank You McConnellsburg Compliments of the Medical Staff of the Fulton County Medical Center Elvey’s Flower, Gifts, and Garden Shop HCR-75 220 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 106 GEORGE E.SIGEL G and S SURVEYS SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS PHONE 222 N. 2nd ST. (717) 573-2246 McConnellsburg, pa 17233 OFFICE (717) 485-4028 a r J V r RUSS GORDON, Owner R. D. GORDON Mobile Modular Home Sales Service 1 Mile East of McConnellsburg on Route 16 Humphrey W. Yaukey Office Manager 717-485-3445 V__________________y THANK YOU McCONNELLSBURG ( Johnnie’s Diner Motel 709 Lincoln Way East McConnelsburg, PA 17233 485-4116 or 485-3116 Home Cooking Home-made Pies Stop in and say Hi! V___________________________________J r George M. Shearer Plumbing, Electrical, Heating HCR 80 Box 44 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-3489 V_____________________________________J r Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 87 from the Fulton Co. Milk Promoters Phone: (717) 485-5125 The Washabaugh 225 Lincoln Way West • McConnellsburg, PA 17233 We bite insurance costs...with the Erie Group Andy Mary Ellen Dot I Fulton County Commissioner� Front: Cecil F. Fraker, Chairman; Donald N. Culler; Boyd R. Mellott. Back: Richard L. Wible, Chief Clerk; Stanley J. Kerlin, Solicitor. Fulton County (8th Class, population 12,842) encompasses 435 square miles and was organized on April 19,1850 from part of Bedford County. Fulton County was named for steamboat inventor Robert Fulton. McConnellsburg, the county seat, was laid out and settled by Daniel McConnell in 1786 and was incorporated as a town in 1814. The courthouse was built in 1852. The county, located in south-central Pennsylvania, lies on the eastern slope of the Allegheny Mountains. The county is mountainous with numerous high ridges separating narrow, but fertile, valleys. The court house was completed in 1852. r------------------------------------- Commercial Printing Offset Letterpress Fulton County News Fulton County’s Award Winning Newspaper McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Publisher: Jamie S. Greathead V____122___________________________________________________ ----------------------------- Congratulations Seniors Compliments of: H. J. CULLER, INC. Milk Transportation 3 7 I South Second Street McConnellsburg. PA 1 723} (717) 485-34 14 and 485-4100 jrciiL. v._________________________________________________; --------------------------------------N Congratulations to the Class of 1987 OTT BROTHERS Farm Appliance “Where Customers send their friends” General Electric Maytag Hot Point Major Appliance v.__________________________________________________________________y Congratulations SENIORS from ALBERT STEEL ERECTORS McConnellsburg, PA 17233 TOWER CRANE ERECTION phone (717) 485-5114 Re-bar Specialist Patrons: Tolgate Auto Parts Grissingen’s Market Allein’s Fashion-Shop Yocum’s Beverage DeShong’s Paints Overly — Raker Outlet Rotz meats r---------------------- Congratulations Seniors Matties Restaurant 212 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Eat in or Carry Out V_____________________ r Compliments of David R. Wright Fulton County Treasurer V_____________________y VFW Post 655 McConnellsburg, PA 109 J J ,P Wf ) EXCAVATING ( J INC. GENERAL EXCAVATING OFFICE: P.O. BOX 712 McCONNELLSBURG, PA 717-485-5141 SITEWORK — UTILITIES GRADING —CLEARING TRUCKING — SHALE — STONE PAVING STATE APPROVED PAVING MATERIALS ROADS — DRIVEWAYS — PARKING LOTS FREE ESTIMATES EQUIPMENT RENTAL RESIDENTIAL —FARM COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL PLANT: P.O. BOX 128 Warfordsburg, PA 717-294-6111 Promoter: Frank Plessinger Features Late Models Limited Lates Roadrunners Just 6 mi. west of Hagerstown, MD on Rt. 40 Huyett Exit off 1-81 or 1-70 RACINC EVERY SUNDAY For fast-paced action, come on down to the fastest half mile on the East Coast! Phone: (301) 582-0604 L no (------------------------------------------N Shimer Stenger Racket Store General Merchandise 207 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: 485-3236 717-485 3181 McConnellsburg Motor Impl. Co. New Holland Machinery Lyle M. Mellott 875 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 V_________________________________ (------------------------------------------------------------------'N Keystone Printing 117 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 717-485-3161 Brochures Invitations Raffle Tickets No Hunting Signs Business Forms Envelopes Call Gene Barb Leese for all your job printing needs! V________________________________ r Chesnut’s Video 407 East Pine Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 PHONE 485-3004 VCR — Rentals Sales V r Melinda Taylor’s Beauty Salon 216 N. Second St. McConnellsburg (old IGA Building) Hairstyling By: Melinda, Panya, Audrey, Denise Services: Perms, Coloring, Glossing, Highlighting, Sculpture Nails, Computer Perms, Cipper Cuts, Manicures, Body Waxing, Beard Grooming, Facials, Make-up Men — Women — Children 485-4601 Design to Serve You! Free Parking Ramps for Handicapped V______________________ J r Flower Basket Gift Box 322 East North Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 717-485-4242 Warren Almyra Keefer Robert Ruth Reeder V________________________ Peckies Auto-Body Repairs Wheel Alignments and Balancing 717-485-3743 Complete Auto Body Repairs McConnellsburg, PA 17233 V____________________________________________________________________) r Richards Auto Sales “Home of the Chrysler Family’’ 810 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 717-485-3113 J Waterfall Community Television System Waterfall, PA 16689 814-685-3464 v_________________________________________________ (------------------------------------ Congratulations Class of 87 Tinman Body Shop Waterfall, PA 16689 (814) 685-3497 I____________________________________ c------------------------------------- Congratulations Seniors From Jim’s Body Shop Waterfall, PA 16689 (814) 685-3308 L_____________________________________) ( ' Rex Romig and Tim Chamberlain New Homes and Home Improvement All Phases of Remodeling Free Estimates 685-3380 or 685-2269 J r Congratulations to the Class of 87 Black’s Garage Waterfall, PA (814)685-3353 Major and Minor Repairs Wheel Balance Alignment Inspections L ( A Horton’s Service Station and Garage R.D. Robertsdale, PA 16674 (814) 685-3840 Located at New Grenada V r Best Wishes From Buck’s Store Waterfall, PA 685-3344 L r PALMER CONSTRUCTON COMPANY INCORPORATED 117 West Market Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone — (717) 485-5111 ------------------------------ McConnellsburg Exxon Owner: Ellis Yonegling McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-4425 v__________________________________; (------------------------------------------------------------------------ Stine Davis Peck Insurance Formerly Richards Insurance Associates — Insurance and Bonding — 201 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 (717) 485-3102 “Your Protection Is Our Profession” Auto, Business, Farm, Home, Life, Health, Accident CommuNiTV State Bank OF ORBISONm “Your Friendly Hometown Bank” CashStrpam and THANK YOU THREE SPRINGS V J 116 Phone: (814) 448-3530 Hours: Fri. 8-7 PM Sat. 8-2 PM Clarence Cramer Slaughtering R.D. 1, Three Springs, Pa. 17264 ONE MILE NORTH OF WATERFALL ON PA. 655 USDA inspected BROWN’S AUTO BODY AND SALES R.D. 1, Box 2556 Three Springs, Pennsylvania 17264 Shop Phone: 448-2843 Home Phone: 448-2818 JUDY FESTER’S BEAUTY SHOP HCR 73 Box 3486 Three Springs, Pennsylvania 17264 Stinson’s Market, Inc. Three Springs, PA 17264 Phone: 448-3631 Quality Meat — Produce Spencer’s Service Station P.O. Box 22 Three Springs, PA 17264 Curfman’s Tire Service r Tires and Batteries R.D. 1, Three Springs, PA Phone: 814-448-3600 L B Coal « Waterfall, PA C i f Quick Service and Marilyn Full Service Pumps Kelly Tires, Oil Changes, Mumma’s and Lubes Beauty Salon E. H. Henry Box 16 Sunoco Burnt Cabins, PA 17215 Service 987-3570 Ft. Littleton, PA V ) I J 119 THANK YOU HARRISONVILLE AND WATERFALL Congratulations ’87 Seniors from McKelvey Oil Company, Inc. HCR64 Box 105 Harrisonville, PA 17228 (717) 485-3109 “Oil Burner Professionals” Your Fulton County Distributors V Knepper’s Mill 120 Feed, Grain, General Farm Supplies, Purina Chow and Custom Grinding and Mixing Waterfall, PA 16689 — Call Now — (814) 685-3342