Galeton High School - Galetonian Yearbook (Galeton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

THE 1985 GALETONIAN The Galeton High School Year- book Staff proudly presents the lasting memories of 1985 DEDICATION We, the yearbook staff, would like to dedicate the 1985 Galeton- ian to Anita Karhan. She has put up with our grief and aggrava- tion in the cafeteria for the past ten years, and has always man- aged to smile. Anita was recently honored on her retirement with a cake in ap- preciation of her ten years of service. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .-J —age 8 STAFF jP k.. Page 10 FACULTY ■Wf H SENIORS............... Page 17 UNDERCLASSMfcN Page 33 ELEMENTARY . .▼....... Page 45 ACTIVITIES ........... Page 53 SPORTS . Page 67 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 85 •CO-EDITORS .....' Gwen OTCmnell Alissp Butler jUBVISORS .A. .. rD( e Reith Thomas Achultz 4 Memory is the golden bridge That keeps our hearts in touch With all the long-past yesterdays And things we loved so much! Indeed it is the bridge of gold That binds the past sublime With happiest recollictions That join the hands of Time! Georgia Adams LAUREL — To the Galeton High School boys and girls basketball teams for winning the Northern Tier League- West championship titles. The boys had an undefeated regular season at 22-0, the girls 23-1. MOMENTS REMAIN Certain moments linger strangely In the memory Unimportant in themselves Such memories may be, Yet they live when other things Have faded from the mind. Time in passing seems to leave The littlest things behind A sunset view, a sudden glimpse Of startling loveliness; The smell of lilacs in the rain. The color of a dress; A sentimental song, My home, a tree, a road; An insignificant remark, A tiny episode. 6 1984-85 SCHEDULE Galeton Area High School h Boys’ Basketball Girls’ Basketball Dec. 7 @ Northern Potter Dec. 13 Austin Dec. 14 @ Coudersport Dec. 19 @ Austin Dec. 20 Northern Potter Dec. 22 Coudersport Dec. 26-29 Gsleton Tournament Jan. 3 Cowanesque Valley Jan. 8 @ Elkland Jan.10 Williamson Jan.15 @ North Penn Jan. 17 Mansfield Jan. 22 @ Wellsboro Jan. 24 @ Liberty Jan. 26 1st Half Playoff If Necessary Jan. 29 @ Cowanesque Valley Jan. 31 Elkland Feb. 5 @ Williamson Feb. 7 North Penn Feb. 12 @ Mansfield Feb. 14 Wellsboro Feb. 19 Liberty JV 6:30 p.m. - Vsrslty 8:00 p.m. Admission Students $1.00 - Adults $1.50 J.V. Coach: Mary Sullivan Varsity Coach: John German Dec. 7 Dec. V) 2 Dec. 14 Dec. 18 Dec. 20 Dec. 22 Dec. 27-28 Northern Potter Austin Coudersport @ Austin @ Northern Potter @ Coudersport Port Allegany Tournament Jan. 4 @ Cowanesque Valley Jan. 9 Elkland Jan. 11 @ Williamson Jan. 16 North Penn Jan. 18 @ Mansfield Jan. 23 Wellsboro Jan. 25 Liberty Jan. 26 1 st Half Playoff if Necessary Jan. 30 Cowanesque Valley Feb. 1 @ Elkland Feb. 6 Williamson Feb. 8 @ North Penn Feb. 13 Mansfield Feb. 15 @ Wellsboro Feb. 20 @ Liberty JV - 6:30 p.m. Varsity - 8:00 p.m. Admission Students $1.00 Adults $1.50 Head Coach Dick Thompson SCHOOL BOARD R. Smith, J. Jefferies, J. Pifer, J. Sepiol, W. Gross, W. Singer, P. Conable, R. Tarabori, J. Holleran, S. Riley (sec.) J. Smith, S. Riley, B. McConaghy ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT SUPPORTING STAFF standing: Mr. Thompson, Mr. Garman, Mr. Welfling, Mrs. Long, Miss Smith, Mr. Krcislcr, Mr. Warren, Miss M. Sullivan, Mrs. Warren, Mr. Smail; seated: MissS. Sullivan, Mr. Schott, Mr. Lounsbury, Mr. Allis, Mrs. Perry; missing: Mr. Brown, Mr. Reith, Mrs. Lounsbury, Mr. Smith, Mr. Clifton. Mr. Hoza Honest Mr. Grant! I didn't set off the heat detector. OK, who stole my razor? 13 Only 177 more days of school! I want to see you in my office NOW! standing: Mrs. Yilek, Mr. Schultz, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Pagano, Mrs. Wentz, Mrs. Smail, Mr. Pinney, Miss Crain; seated: Mrs. Allis, Mrs. Synoracki, Mrs. Lechler, Mrs. Geiser, Mrs. Weiskopff, Mrs. Salvadge; missing: Mrs. Koeppel, Mrs. Duperron 15 The Man with all the Money. CATHY L. BROWN KATHEE, TOOTLES Undecided Chorus 2 APRIL CULP APE Marriage Basketball 2 SHERRY CULP BETTY CROCKER Attend college Basketball 4 Track 1, NHS 3 Language Club 2 Jr. Sr. Plays Speech Play CAROL CURTIN CURTIN Cosmotologist Cheerleading 3 Volleyball 4 Track 3, Band 4 Chrous 4, Yearbook 1 Language Club 4, Treas. 1 Jr. Sr. Plays Sports writer 1 FHA, Pres. 1 JACQUELYN A. DOUD JACKIE Undecided Cheerleading 2 Band 4, Chorus 2 JAMES T. EISENHART SPARKY Attend college Basketball 1 Soccer 4, NHS 2 Student Council 1 Class Officer 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 18 DANIEL A. FARREN DAN Trade school RENEE J. FOX RAY Move away Basketball 1 Volleyball 3 Band 1, Chorus 2 FHA 3, Yearbook 1 Language Club 1 DIANA FULLER DI Attend college Cheerleading 3 Band 2, Chorus 4 MARK R. GEISER Trade school Soccer 4, Tennis 1 Baseball 5 ROBERT M. GRIFFITH MICKEY Service MICHELE A. HOZA SHELL Attend college Student Council 5 Volleyball 2 Band 5, Chorus 3 Language Club 2 Yearbook 1 19 Ve h las P85 ollowin h ootstep ui orefather mcHoremothersHlc !ereby relinquish the following prized possessions . . . CATHY BROWN wills her ability to do donuts to Carol and Tracey, her fighting ability to Jackie, and figure 8 to Renee. APRIL CULP wills her job at Carter Camp Store to any student thinking about a job for co-op. SHERRY CULP wills her big feet and the brains that go with them to Clayton Culp. CAROL CURTIN wills all her T words to Vince, her tomorrows to Tracey, and her hair to Julie. JACKIE DOUD wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Howie, and the lock on her door to Wanda. JIM EISENHART wills his ability to wreck pickup trucks to Mark Geiser, so next time he can do a better job. DANNY FARREN wills his bike to his mom. RENEE FOX wills her ability to PAR-D to anyone who thinks they can handle it, and her dog. Cokin, to Terry who both deserve the best. DIANA FULLER wills the school bathrooms to all underclassmen who hate studyhall, and all Iggs to Tracey and Julie. MARK GEISER wills his love to Carol, and his good looks to any underclassmen who needs them. ROBERT GRIFFITH wills his ability to get out of a class without a hallcard to anyone who has a habit of losing their's. MICHELE HOZA wills her custard stand talents to her co-workers. KRISTIN KREISLER wills all her natural abilities to Gretchen, and P.E.T. to the only person who knows about it. ALLEN LEONARD wills his yellow Duster to anyone who wants to drive in class and all his love to Laureen. RANDY LONG wills his bicycle to any underclassmen who can't afford a car. BRIAN LOSEY wills his ability to pick football games to Jim Doud, because he needs it. BARBARA LYDSTON wills all her love to Keith and also the ability to get out of driveways in the winter, and the best of times to come in the future with Mark to Carol O'Donnell. DAN MARTUCCI wills all his love to Kimberly, and his athletic ability to Gregg and Joy. RICHARD MATZ wills his ability to sleep with his eyes open to anyone who has Mr. Smail last period. JOHN MOORE wills that Heavy Metal lives forever. LORI NAUGLE wills her ability to make smart comments and to stay out of trouble to Kristin, her driving ability to Debbie H. to keep up the Carter Camp tradition, and her ability not to be scared in the dark to Julie Payne. GWEN O'DONNELL wills her good grades to her sister and brother, and the ability not to get caught doing things that they shouldn't be doing, to Carol and Mark. BETTY ANNE PAGANO wills all her love to Mike, her car to Carol so she can drive to River St. after practice herself, and her ability to keep certain girls away from her boyfriend to Gwen, so she can keep them away from hers. DOUG PARSELL wills his soccer shoes to anyone that can fill them. KEVIN PAUL wills his love to anyone that wants it, his soccer ability to Dave, his driving ability and talent to run out of gas at the end of his driveway to Jim. JOHN PROUTY wills his high school books to the kids in seventh grade. JEANIE SHERMAN wills all her grades to anyone who wants them and her strength and understanding to Alissa and Dawn. MAUREEN SINGER wills the wall drills she ran the past three years to Laureen and Jody so they can take it easy next year, and the Pinto to Nate and Aaron so they can drive in style too. I JIM SUNDERLIN wills Danny's socks to Mr. Brown, so he can hang them in his office. JAMES TAYLOR wills his guns and hunting and trapping skills to his brother. KEITH VANGORDER wills his ability to break ankles to Jeremy, and his love to Barb, and his truck to Barb so she can learn to drive. ALAN VINCENT wills his love to Nell Jones, and Wilma to Marty Gleason. DEBORAH ZINCK wills her ability to come to class late without getting into trouble to Barb Lydston, her love to Maurice, and her ability to get along with people to Jackie. The Class of '85 is tired of taking tests, so they decided to leave one for you. Match the Seniors with their future ambition. Cathy Brown Renee Fox April Culp Sherry Culp Carol Curtin Diana Fuller Mark Geiser Michele Hoza Randy Long Richard Matz Kristin Kreisler John Prouty Barb Lydston Keith VanGorder Brian Losey Dan Martucci John Moore Lori Naugle Betty Pagano Bob Griffith Gwen O'Donnel Jeanie Sherman Jim Sunderlin Jim Taylor Alan Vincent Debbie Zinck Doug Parsell Jim Eisenhart Kevin Paul Dan Farren Maureen Singer Allen Leonard Jackie Doud 1. Took over the Glove Factory. 2. Owns a massage parlor called Magic Fingers, located in Times Square. 3. Race car driver at Daytona 500, she finished first last year. 4. Playing for Pele's soccer team in Brazil. 5. Training people for the Civil Air Patrol in China. 6. Professional firefighter in N.Y.C., who has been trying for days to put out the torch on the Statue of Liberty. 7. Owns a gas station with pressurized air pumps. 8. Remodeling Carter Camp. It now has a store, restaurant, hotel. 9. Now owns Galeton's Custard Stand. 10. Head manager for the Glove Factory. 11. Attending Motley Crue concerts around the world. 12. Training for the Olympic track volleyball teams in C.V. 13. In Russia making plans to blow up the Suez Canal; unfortunately one was caught and sent to Siberia. 14. Eloped to Carter Camp after the senior trip. Now working in India for the Peace Corp. 15. Sent to jail for rigging football games. 16. Arrested for stealing coons out of other people's traps. 17. Still making up detention from his Junior year. 18. Opened a male model agency. 19. Now running a professional dog walking service; 25 per dog. 20. Started a band and is playing live concerts. He is providing the entertainment. 21. Training to be the world's best fighter, so she can fight her enemies. 22. Lead photographer for model agency. 23. Lead guitarist in a rock band. 24. Jackie's trainer. 25. After wrecking 5 vehicles, joined the demolision derby so he can wreck cars without getting in trouble. 26. Living in Florida raising killer alligators 27. Jim Eisenhart's head mechanic. The reason why he lost the last race. 28. Still looking for a car to replace the Pinto. 29. Now owner and manager of Salvadge's Super Duper. The answers are found somewhere in this book, self looking for them!! Enjoy your- 21 KRISTIN KREISLER KRISSY, GRETCH To attend college Tennis 1, Track 4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 Student Coucnil 4 Language Club 3 Ski Club 2, Band 2 Chorus 2, Speech play Jr. Sr. play Loyalty Day essay winner Yearbook 1 Homecoming queen Boy's basketball statistician 2 ALLEN LEONARD Undecided RANDY LONG To attend college BRIAN LOSEY To attend college Basketball 4 BARBARA J. LYDSTON BARB Commercial artist Band 4, Chorus 4 Student Council 1 Cheerleading 2 Track 2, Sr. play Language Club 2 Maple queen Homecoming queen candidate Yearbook 1 DANIEL MARTUCCI DANO Attend college Baseball 5, Soccer 4 Volleyball manager 2 Class president 2 Student Council 2 Tiger Tales Sr. Play 22 RICHARD MATZ BEAV, DICK Attend college Jr. Play JOHN MOORE RODGER Start a band LORI NAUGLE NAUGLE Attend college Basketball 3 Track 4, NHS 2 Band 4, Chorus 3 Language Club 3, VP 2 Key Club 1, Yearbook 1 Tiger Tales 1 GWEN O'DONNELL GWENBY Attend college Cheerleading 3 Volleyball 3 Track 2, NHS 2 Band 4, Sec.-Treas. 2 Chorus 4, FHA 1 Soccer stats 1 Language Club 3 Yearbook 2, Editor 1 Class Officer 1 Student Council 1, Treas. 1 Homecoming Queen Candidate Sr. Play BETTY ANNE PAGANO BET Attend college Band 5, VP 1 Student Council 1 Volleyball 4 Basketball 2 Language Club 2 Yearbook 1, Ski Club 2 Jr. Sr. Plays Prom Princess Candidate Flaming Foliage Candidate G. DOUGLAS PARSELL DOUG Undecided Basketball 4 Baseball 6, Soccer 4 Tennis 4, Ski Club 3 Band 6, Chorus 4 Student Council 2 23 lZ cx HM cc S5 77W 7 24 25 KEVIN PAUL PORKCHOP Work Basketball manager 2 Soccer 1 Jr. Sr. Class Play JOHN PROUTY SPROUTS Air Force Baseball, Soccer Basketball JEANIE Z. SHERMAN ZEKE Coast Guard Yearbook 1 Junior, Speech Plays MAUREEN D. SINGER BOOTY Attend College Basketball 4, Track 4 Volleyball 3, Tennis 1 Flaming Foliage Candidate Language Club 4, Ski Club 3 Student Council 4 Jr. Sr. Play, Chorus 2 Senior Class Officer, Band 4 JIM SUNDERLIN SALAMI Attend College Soccer 4, Baseball 4 Tennis 4, Basketball 4 Volleyball Score Keeper 2 JAMES TAYLOR SCRATCH Work 26 KEITH VAN GORDER BUBBA Undecided Soccer 1 ALAN VINCENT NUTSY Work, get married Chorus DEBORAH LYNNE ZINCK ZEBBIE, EDDIE, DEBBIE Attend college Volleyball 3 Track 4 Language Club 4 Jr. Sr. Plays Speech Play Chorus 4 27 CLASS CLOWNS: Lori Naugle, Allen Leonard MOST ATHLETIC: Kristin Kreisler, Doug Parsell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Richard Matz, Sherry Culp CLASS FLIRTS: Dan Martucci, Diana Fuller SHYEST: Jeanne Sherman, Jim Taylor MOST POPULAR: Betty Pagano, Jim Sunderlin 29 30 If only we can enter our Swiss Bank Account Number. I'm gonna kill that kid behind me. We finally found a use for Lori. This isn't my locker!?! 32 CLASS OF 1986 S. Bollock R. Bryant A. Butler C. Culp T. Cimino A. Douglass R. Doud B. Doud P. Gordnier M. Gleason D. Hosmer B. James J. Howard J. Howard S. Knecht T. Kohler C. Kurtz 34 C. Lehman T. Leonard T. Losey C. Meshula A. Macensky C. Monroe B. Proctor M. Proctor D. Popovich C. Pagano G. Parker L. Ruef D. Reifsnyder B. Sullivan M. Sewell G. Soule R. Smith J. Thompson M. Trimble M. Wallace L. Whitney A. Yaeger J. Yonkin 35 CLASS OF 1987 M. Beacker T. Berry L. Bollock V. Bowen J. Brooks B. Brostrom R. Bryant D. Burrous J. Button R. Cole R. Dandrea V. Denlinger J. Doud C. Evans T. Fuller M. Gleason M. Gleason 36 E. Gutsgell J. Housel D. Jeffries N. Jones D. Lugailia L. Mohr J. Payne J. Petrenscik T. Preston J. Rooney J. Sanders R. Schott D. Sewell J. Smith L. Surdam W. Vandernick A. Welch F. Welfling 37 CLASS OF 1988 J. Bollock M. Booth C. Brown C. Button M. Button C. Clouser T. Crawford J. Dingman H. Doud K. Doud B. Douglass J. Flamish C. Grant D. Jackson R. Keaton V. Kenny M. Lehman 38 T. Lehman G. Lewis V. Little P. Long C. Lychalk S. Macensky S. Mclnroy M. Mohr B. Monroe W. Monroe J. Newruck C. Novisher K. Ruby P. Sewell J. Shaner L. Soule S. Steadman S. Succowich B. Tarabori K. Thompson C. Welch A. Welfling J. Wilson J. Yilek J. Yonkin 39 CLASS OF 1989 M. Bailey J. Beck W. Beck D. Brumbach T. Brumbach C. Burdick T. Campbell L. Chalmers C. Culp C. Culp C. Eisenhart D. Geiser A. Gill D. Gilmore M. Gleason T. Glinkowski A. Gutsgell 40 R. Harper L. Hoppe R. Howard E. Huntington W. Jeffries G. Kreisler T. Kress K. Lewis M. Long R. Lowrey J. McIntyre N. Nordquist M. Novisher L. Ott R. Owen J. Pagano C. Rawson D. Shadle A. Singer D. Steadman C. Stelljes E. Taylor B. Vandernick J. Yeager CLASS OF 1990 J. Belkin J. Brown R. Bryant C. Clouser J. Colson W. Crowell R. Dean B. Eshleman J. Finkele A. Gerhart J. Gorg V. Howard D. Huggler S. Hughes J. Huntington M. Johns S. Keaton 42 L. Lehman T. Mingo M. Ott P. Petrencsik S. Prouty J. Prouty N. Rosenberry D. Rouse S. Ruby M. Sauley S. Schweigart B. Shaner M. Smith W. Smith T. Stevens K. Sykora L. VanGorder C. Verrett A. Williams T. Wilson J. Woodard R. Yonkin T. Young 43 CLASS OF 1991 First Row: Jesse Soule, Vince Miller, Ernestine Lovell, Richard French, Doug Grant, Tom Preston. Second Row: Shane Gillespie, Lester Beck, Willis Shadle, Brian Denlinger, Rachel Frith, Holly Dingman, Sherry Mainus. Third Row: Myron Mitchell, Byron Mitchell, Deanna Dean, Alicia Rachiele, Tracy Bosek, Tara Gerhart. Fourth Row: Mark Walker, Eric Bailey, Charles Culp, Misty Hurd, Jayanna Doud, Kara Pagano. Fifth Row: Robert Lunger, Aaron Murphey, Sarah Burrous, Marcie Gutgsell, Colleen Callahan. Michael Brostrom. Sixth Row: Rick Thompson, Shawn Cranston, Sandy March, Lisa Flamish. 46 CLASS OF 1992 First Row: Scott Gerhart, Brad Leach, Leslee Burrous, Erin Callahan, Kim Dean, Amy Howey. Second Row: Eric Fuhrer, Sean Rukgaber, Holly Tarabori, Misty Mann, Michele Hurd, Chris Schaefer. Third Row: Mary Schoonover, Kristin Bailey, Stefanie Burrous, Heather Pifer, Mike Lowrey, Matt Osgood. Fourth Row: Mike Lewis, Shane Garman, Jon Bower, David Owen, Matt Leach, Jim Succowich. Fifth Row: Lewis Gardner, Daniel Stellis, Brian Finkele, Jim Douglass, Tracy Harper, Jason Eshelman. Sixth Row: Shane Simcox, Amy Gross, Julie Kress, Michael Johns, Tim Gilmore, Eric Mitchell, Karen Hoppe, Mark Buechler, Lee Gardner, Ken Howard, Jeff Bollock. 47 CLASS OF 1993 First Row: Ronald Jones, Danny Booth, Courtney Gill. Second Row: James Osgood, Larry Hanes, Bruce Mainus, David Stebick, Jennifer Sprouse. Third Row: Rachel Horst, Stephanie Stone, Robert Sutton, Kristin Reith, Jane Grant, Robert Heath, T. Moore. Fourth Row: Doug Walker, Jason Carlin, Joe Rawson. Fifth Row: Sidonia French, Sarah Stahley, Aaron TaraBori, Amy Bayler, Benji Rachiele, S. Wilson. Sixth Row: Susan Glinkowski, Jennifer Yonkin, Joanna Brooks, Jason Lehman. 48 CLASS OF 1994 First Row: Michelle Petrenscik, Tony Williams, Emily Eggler, Sarah Douglass, Gerald Brumbach, Jason Butler, James Clark. Second Row: Betty Dent, Wade Walker, Valarie Fox, Michael Rachiele, Brent Garman, Ricky Lechler. Third Row: Jessica Dake, Nikki Irvin, Eric Adami, Tim Morey, Jackie Prouty, Kriss Heath, Marcie Smith. Fourth Row: Billie Jo Kearse, Aaron Burrous, Preston Newberry, Brian Beck, Tony Rachiele. Fifth Row: Stacy Keck, James Lowrey, James Harper, Tammy Burchell, Shawn McCarthy, Lisa Campbell. Sixth Row: Kris Whipple, Tracy Gross, Darwin Jones, Joel Matteson, Kenton Rosenberry, Regina Leach. CLASS OF 1995 First Row: Richard Hillyard, Shane Stone, Jaimee Leach, Todd Wilson, Jennifer Heston, Joslyn Frith. Second Row: Lori Batterson, Corey Anderson, Jason Piaquadio, T.J. Baylor, Jaimee Mashula, Ray Sprouse. Third Row: Padraic Callahan, Cyndi Lunger, Danny Owen, Adrienne Haner, John Pusey, Joy Hurst. Fourth Row: Heidi Weiss, Darren Tarabori, Lavina Lowe, David Dailey, Brad Mann, Kelly Clark. Fifth Row: Levi Gardner, Corey Green, D.J. Fuller David Miller, Karen Sewell, Nicole Stevens. Sixth Row: Daniel Grant, Aimee Hosmer, Jennifer Benjamin, Tim Martin, Jennifer Sullivan, Annie Evans. Seventh Row: Ben Allis, Jason Dunham, Frank Flamish John Post, Craig Rukgaber. 50 CLASS OF 1996 First Row: Tara Falcone, Melissa Williams. Ryan Leach, Jason Mitchell, Angela Germino, Kim Lechler Tanya Hurst. Second Row: Scott Cizek. Hillary Campbell, Jeffery Weeks, Marcia Jones, William Kurtz, Alex Eggler. Third Row: Amy Karschner, Jason Irwin, Samantha Lowe, Jessica Yonkin, Stacy Pifer, Christy Clark. Fourth Row: Ronnie Bliss, Mike Campbell, Jeff Harper, Tim Carlin, Angela Cochran, Kellie Rawson Nikki Cabisca. Fifth Row: Kimberly Glinkowski, Heidi Terry, Richard Walker, Kelly Jo Hurd, Janice Yonkin Kelly Dent. Sixth Row: Amy Sutton, Caroline Wilson, Vaughn Kenny, Stacy Mclnroy, Andre Cannierre, Marcy Smith, Jamie Hopkins. Seventh Row: Richard Cranston, Thomas Shadle, Angela Snyder. Eighth Row: Ronald Hillyard, Eric Burrous, Jason Stebick, Trent Lehman, David Grant. 51 CLASS OF 1997 AM First Row: Michael Brown, Janelle Sykora, Nathan Bennett, Kerry Reith, Benjamin Paul. George Daniel. Wayne Smith, Melissa Harper, April Kress, Jennifer Fox, Lisa Paul. Second Row: Joshua Long, Jennifer Popovich, Christofer Hess, Chantell McConaghay, Christy Butler Charles Sullivan, Geoffrey Rosenberry, Raleigh Hillyard. Tiffany Burrous, Lori Glinkowski. Mandi Batterson, Nathan Burrous, Louis Rachiele, Catherine Wilson. PM First Row: Michael Fox, Lucinda Stevens, Philip Mattison, Gregg Martuccio, Shannon Rouse. Michael Koeppel, Colby Garman, Jill Grant, Gregory Narby. Second Row. Geroge Cabisca, Aaron Stahley, Daniel Benjamin, Shannon Doud, Amanda McIntyre, Alayne Brown Michael Salvadge, Nathan Heston, Casey Setzer, Katie Bayler, Eric Becker, Thomas Rachiele, Justin Martin, Eugene Fuhrer, Doug O'Donnell. 52 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is the only school organization which honors a student for academ- ic achievements and service to their school and community. In recognition of their membership, they were presented with sweaters. This year they are planning to take a trip to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. The new members have not been selected for in- duction at this time. 54 Seated: Dawn Reifsnyder, Alissa Butler, Gwen O'Donnell, Sherry Culp, Lori Naugle. Stand- ing: Jim Eisenhart, Jody Thompson, Tom Leonard. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council once again sponsored Homecoming festivities. The activ- ities included Spirit Week with the now infamous Punk Rock Day, class competition, bonfire, the stunning victory over Liberty in the soccer game, the coronation of the queen, and ending with a dance featuring the Russ Ketterer Band. Another activity was the organization of fund raising for the Statue of Liberty reconstruction. 55 YEARBOOK Laying out pages is so much fun! The Yearbook Staff is a small but dedicated group of students. They work all year long to capture the activities of the school year and turn them into a lasting edition. Under the direction of co-editors Gwen O'Donnell and Alissa Butler the staff worked countless hours on advertising, organization and the designing of each page. The culmination of their efforts is a volume which can be enjoyed for years to come. Busy typing copy sheets. 56 When in doubt, add artwork! STRIKE UP THE BAND 59 HOMECOMING 1984 This year's Homecoming was another successful one. The festivities started with Spirit Week which the eighth grade won. Friday night was the bonfire behind the school. Satruday's activities started with the parade, followed by the soccer game where Galeton defeated Liberty. Kristin Kreisler was crowned 1984-85 Homecoming queen at half-time. Other queen candidates were Barb Lydston and Gwen O'Donnell. Saturday evening was the dance. Music was by the Russ Ketterer Band. Thanks to all who helped make this weekend possible. 60 KRAZY KAMP Cast of Characters Eve Hunnicut- Diana Fuller Alva Doright- Sherry Culp Adam Apple- Allen Leonard Willard- Randy Long Theodora Wolfswinkle- Lori Naugle Vivian Vandersnap- Kristin Kreisler Kate Millfloss- Maureen Singer Hildegard Von Fishbeck- Carol Curtin Officer Dumm- Mark Geiser Mister Terwilliter- John Prouty Smudge- Debbie Zinck Linda Biddel- Crystal Lychalk Cindy- Barb Lydston Sylvia- Betty Pagano Jenny- Jody Thompson Joe- Keith VanGorder Larry- Richard Matz Ivan the Terrible- Jim Sunderlin Elmer Crumb- Kevin Paul Cleopatra Nile- Lynette Whitney Clams Marinara- Dan Martucci Dixie- Paula Gordnier Doyle- Jim Eisenhart Mrs. Thistlemist- Dawn Reifsnyder Gloria- Laureen Ruef 63 “THE SOUND OF MUSIC' Our Director: James Schott Pianists: Paula Gordnier, Wendy Syko F.H.A. LIBRARY AIDES LANGUAGE CLUB The Language Club holds many fund raisers throughout the year to raise money for trips. This years fund raisers included a bake sale and a sweetheart Valentine sale. Last year several members of the language club visited Mexico during their Easter Vacation and got a first hand chance to use the language that they'd been studying. 66 THE GIRLS7 TENNIS TEAM CAPTURES LEAGUE TITLE Gretchen Kreisler (mgr) Michelle Booth, Maureen Singer, Jody Thompson, Coach Garman, Jean Newruck, Chrissy Lychalk, Kristin Kreisler, Kneeling: Kelly Thompson The girls left no doubt about whether girls' tennis belongs in the Galeton athletic program. In their first year of competition, the girls' tennis team won the Northern Tier League Championship while going undefeated and posting a record of 10 wins and 0 losses. Our astound- ing success can be attributed to having girls with superior athletic abilities and work attitudes, residing in a town where “winning tennis is tradition, and having a local tennis buff like Mr. Lounsbury to go to for assistance. Congratulations girls on a fantastic season. You deserve the credit and earned the right to be called champions! 68 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON Row 1: C. Clouser, H. Doud, J. Doud, M. Geiser, M. Trimble, M. Lehman, S. Steadman, C. Sykora, Row 2: D. Geiser (mgr.), C. Evans, J. Yilek, J. Sunderlin, K. Paul, R. Schott, S. Bollock, D. Jackson, J. Rooney Row 3: Coach Brown, D. Beck, J. Howard, B. Doud, K. VanGorder, A. Macensky, G. Parker, T. Lehman D. Parsell, J. Housel, W. Vandernick, S. Macensky, C. Lehman, F. Welfling, J. Eisenhart, D. Martucci, M. Beacker, T. Kohler The 1984 soccer team finished the season with a 5-7 record. Five of the team's seven losses were by one goal, making it a somewhat disappointing season. Success alone should not be measured by the win lose column, but by what was learned from the experience. I feel that the team learned a great deal more than just a little soccer knowledge. They learned that it takes hard work, dedication, and the ability to work together to be successful. These young men played their best game of the year on their last outting and although they dropped a 4-3 game to the N.T.L. Champs, they played their hearts out. That game will be remembered by those who were a part of it, and those eight starters who will be back won't forget the experience. Two players were honored by the N.T.L. coaches as All-League players. Jim Sunderlin, senior, was once again the team's scoring leader with 13 goals and 4 assists. Jim tied the career goal mark with 46 goals. Jim's four years total was 46 goals, 10 assists. This is second in Galeton's school history, only to 1981 All- State player, Wesley Main (46 Goals, 29 assists). Jim was selected 1st team All-League striker for the second consecutive year. Doug Parsell, senior, was captain of the team for the second year and was selected 1st team All- League halfback for the third straight year. Doug closes out four years as a starter and leader on 70 the Galeton soccer team. VARSITY SOCCER SCORES Williamsport 4-2 W Sullivan County 0-1 L SRU 2-3 L Mansfield 5-2 W Elkland 1-2 L Liberty 7-1 W Williamsport 4-1 W Williamson 2-3 L Northern Potter 4-1 W Elkland 0-4 L Northern Potter 1-2 L Williamson 3-4 L 1 GIRL NETTERS MEET TOUGH FOES J.V. Volleyball Kneeling: K. Ruby, J. Bollock, B. Douglass Standing: J. Sanders (mgr), L. Mohr, B. Monroe, A. Welfling, J. Yonkin, C. Grant, W. Monroe, M. Mohr, Miss Sullivan (coach) Varsity Volleyball G. Soule, A. Butler, P. Gordnier, Miss Sullivan (coach), L. Whitney, B. Pagano, L. Ruef The 1984 volleyball season was a difficult one for both varsity and junior varsity teams. The varsity squad finished the season with only six players while the J.V. team consisted of beginners learning the skills of the game. The ability to be competitive with other teams in the league was evident throughout the new fall season, however we could not quite pull it all together. In order to get back to our winning ways, there must be a greater number of girls willing to participate and willing to give it their best effort. '2 GIRLS' DEFEND N.T.L. WEST CHAMPIONSHIP L-R: Vicki Denlinger (stats), Alissa Butler, Sherry Culp, Maureen Singer, Coach Garman, Jody Thompson, Kristin Kreisler, Lori Naugle, Julie Payne (stats), absent, Laureen Ruef. The girls' basketball team took over where they left off last year, as they successfully defended their league title. In winning the NTL West crown for the second straight year, the girls compiled an impressive 23-1 record. In ad- dition to winning the league the girls won Galeton's first Christmas tournament with a thrilling victory over Port Allegheny. We went into the season hoping we could better last year and the girls did just that. The difference was confidence and experience. This year we went into games expecting to win vursus hoping to win. The excellent leadership by the four seniors combined with the supportive roles of the juniors provided the impetus and blend for success. Thanks girls for your cooperation and efforts. The thrills, accomplishments, and excitement of this year are bound to last forever. JV BUILDS FOR THE FUTURE The girls' JV basketball team did not meet with as much success as the Varsity. However, the team was very small with only one substitute and was made up of five freshman and one sophomore. The girls did gain alot of experience and knowledge, and look for- ward to an improved season next year. Back L-R: Coach Sullivan, Alison Welfling, Beth Monroe, Kelly Thompson. Front L-R: Donna Jeffries, Michelle Booth, Chris Lychalk. 75 A SUPER EFFORT FROM A SUPER TEAM This year's Tiger Varsity basketball team was impressive. More than impressive, they were perfect, ending the regular season with a history breaking record of 22 wins and zero losses. A team does not go undefeated without a little bit of luck and a tremendous amount of hard work and sacrifice. There were many keys to the success of this year's Tiger team. The unselfish play of all the Tigers was most impressive. Another key to success was the speed of the Tigers in combination with a fast break offense. Defense also proved to be a key to our success all year. Caleton led the league in giving up the fewest points per game by playing a super tough zone defense and an effective zone press. Finally, the character, desire, teamwork, hard work, and dedication of all the boys proved to be a true asset. Individuals had super games at various times during the season, but it was the overall good play and teamwork that made them so successful. It was Tony Cimino blocking up the center on defense and batting the ball out to start the fast break. It was Andy Macensky, John Prouty, and Charlie Lehman pounding the boards. It was Jim Sunderlin coming out of nowhere making a key steal to wrap up the NTL West League. It was super sub Tom Leonard coming off the bench to spark the team. It was a second team who got little credit, but worked night after night improving the starters. These boys were such a big part of the success of the team. Finally, there was NTL West MVP, Doug Parsell, our team leader. Doug led by example and his grit, hustle, determination, and unselfishness proved to be a rallying force for the whole Tiger team. Congratulations boys on a super year. 76 Back L-R: Joe Housel (asst, mgr ), Doug Parsell, Charlie Lehman, Andy Macensky, Rick Doud, Tony Cimino, John Prouty, Tom Surdam, Brian Losey, Kevin Paul (mgr.). Coach Thompson. Front L-R: Brian Doud, Jim Sunderlin, Chris Pagano, Jeremy Howard, Tom Leonard, Gene Parker Jerry Howard. STRONG TEAM FOR THE FUTURE Kneeling: Scott Steadman, Jim Doud, Chuck Evans Jeff Button, Mark Lehman, Greg Lew- is. Standing: Coach Carson, Terry Lehman, Darrell Jackson, Ryan Schott, Steve Ma- censky, Mark Beacker, Kevin Doud (mng.) The Junior Varsity Basketball Team provided much excitement for their fans. The team coached by Mr. Carson had a respectable season record of 11 wins and 9 losses. Starting out with a rough preseason record of 2-4, the Tigers improved to a record of 6-7. 77 SOCCER CHEERLEADERS L-R: Diana Fuller, Barb James, Michelle Gleason, Julie Brooks, Tracey Fuller, Barb Lydston, Vicki Denlinger, Jessica Flamish, Melissa Gleason, Carol O'Donnell, Julie Payne. Go Team! This year instead of having separate JV and Varsity cheerleading squads, the squads were combined. There was one squad for soccer and one for basketball, thus creating two seasons. The soccer squad cheered at both home and away games. With the change in the girls' basketball season to winter, the basketball squad cheered at all home games. 78 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Kim Ruby, Barb Lydston, Jessica Flamish. Second Row: Barb James, Tracey Fuller. Third Row: Melissa Gleason. 79 SENIOR ATHLETES SOCCER: Back; Mark Geiser, Jim Eisenhart, Keith VanGorder, Front; BOYS TENNIS: Doug Parsell, Jim Dan Martucci, Kevin Paul, Jim Sunderlin. Sunderlin. BOYS' BASKETBALL: Kevin Paul, Doug Parsell, John Prouty, Brian Losey, Jim Sunderlin. 80 TRACK: Back; Debbie Zinck, Carol Curtin, Kristin Kreisler, Gwen O'Donnell, Front; Barb Lydston, Lori Naugle, Maureen Singer. VOLLEYBALL: Betty Pagano. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Sherry Culp, Maureen Singer, Kristin Kreisler, Lori Naugle. CHEERLEADING: Diana Fuller, Barb Lydston. BASEBALL: Mark Geiser, Danny Martucci, John Prouty, Doug Parsell, absent; Jim Sunderlin. 81 S-(« boy§ cage poll Here or the Top 10 t Mtni In The Star Gozetfe s Twin Tiers boys high school basketball poll, with first-placa votos In paronthosos. won-lost records and total points In balloting done on a 10-9-0-7-6-S-4-3-2-1 basis: 1. Goleton (14) .. . . 18-0 149 2. Waverly..... 14-1 130 3. Acodemy (1)- 13-4 114 4. Weilsville ... 13 3 109 5. Troy......... 12-5 73 6. Northeast...... 14-3 66 7. Corning West ... 13-5 61 8 Wellsboro .......... 15-3 56 9 SRU.......... 12-4 33 10. Watkins Glen . . 12-4 28 Others receiving votes: Odessa- Montour (12-5). Dundee (11-5) ond Elmira Southside (8-10). Galeton boys win NTL West Galeton’s Singer tops Class A Pennsy hoop scoring leaders BY MIKE GOSSIE S-G sports staff Galeton’s Maureen Singer, the top basketball scorer in the Twin Tiers this year with an average of 28.8 points per game, has been listed as the leading scorer among Class A schools in Pennsylvania, according to the Harrisburg Patriot. In addition, the 5-8 standout is fourth in scoring in the state. Mount Carmel High School's Maria Frantanarosa is the state’s top scorer, averaging 32.4 per game. “It (top scorer in the state) is something every player dreams of, but it just never happens, Singer said Sunday night. “It is really an honor, she said. This season Singer has tallied 692 points and has helped lead Galeton to a 23-1 record and the state's number eight ranking among Class A schools. Galeton is No. 1 in the Star-Gazette girls high school poll. Singer’s career total of 1,439 points in just three seasons of varsity play ranks fourth on the all-time Twin Tiers scoring list and the talented senior still has Pennsylvania District IV play ahead of her. Maureen Singer S-G girls cage poll Mara ara tha To 10 tonma In Tha Stor-Oosotto'a Twin Tlora (Irla high acKool baskatball poll, with fflrat-ploc votos In paran- tSoaoa, won-1 oat racorda and to- tal points In balloting dona on a 10-9-0-76-5-4.3-2 1 baala: 1. Galaton (13) 2M 148 2. E IK land 173 130 3. Acodamy (2) 15 4 121 4 Mansfiald . 15-4 99 5 Sullivan Cty. 17-3 96 6 Troy 14-5 64 7. Athon 16 4 62 8 Hor ahaod 11-7 46 9. Corning Watt .. 11 8 22 10. Hornall 8 5 20 Ofhara racalvlng votoa: Walhboro (11-8). Horn month port (10-4) ond II- mlro South .da (10-9). B  s High School Basketball No. 1 Galeton 102, Liberty 61 No. 8 NE Bradford 79, No. 4 Waverly 62 No. 5 SRU 79, Wyalusing 51 Mansfield 61, No. 6 Wellsboro 55 Canton 69, No. 9 Troy 45 Sullivan County 72, Athens 62 Sayre 53, Towanda 51 Elkland 61, Williamson 45 Cowanesque Valley 60, North Penn 45 (■iris High School Basketball Candor 57, Notre Dame 31 83 ANSWERS TO BABY PICTURE AND PROPHECY QUIZ. 1. Mark Geiser 2. Carol Curtin 3. Lori Naugle 4. Jim Sunderlin 5. Debbie Zinck 6. Doug Parsell 7. Diana Fuller 8. April Culp and Sherry Culp 9. Michele Hoza 10. John Prouty 11. Cathy Brown and Renee Fox 12. Kristin Kreisler 13. Randy Long and Richard Matz 14. Barb Lydston and Keith VanGorder 15. Brian Losey 16. Jim Taylor 17. Alan Vincent 18. Betty Pagano 19. Jeanne Sherman 20. John Moore 21. Jackie Doud 22. Gwen O'Donnell 23. Bob Griffith 24. Dan Martucci 25. Jim Eisenhart 26. Danny Farren 27. Kevin Paul 28. Maureen Singer 29. 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We hope you accomplish all your dreams. Congratulation Love, Mom Well Brat Baby , Time moves too fast. May the love of God and your family go with you wherever yourj takes you. Love ya - Mom, Dad, Steve, Bob, and Helene. . Congratulations Doug! Mol ftad Johnnie, Thank you for the years of happiness you have given us. Yout winning smile and gentle ways have touched and brought joy to so many. We love you. Son, and are very proud of y u. May every happiness by yours in the future. Our love. Dad Mom 4 Gwen, You have brought us only happiness and pleasure. As you approach a new and exciting time in your 1 want you to know we love you and are very proud of you. Give it the best you've got. Love, Mom Dad '