Galeton High School - Galetonian Yearbook (Galeton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

DEDICATION JAMES W. SCHOTT The Staff of the Galetonian would like to dedicate this 1987 edition to Mr. James W. Schott. After 30 years in the teaching profession, Mr. Schott has decided to pack away his band shoes, hang up his baton, and settle down to enjoy a life of leisure. We don't mean to say Mr. Schott is going to retire; he is just preparing for other jobs. As you can see by the accompaning photos, Mr. Schott, will always be dressed for whatever the occasion, stay active and healthy, and dig into a new occupation. We wish you the Best of Luck, Jim Schott! TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS FOOTPRINTS One night a man had a dream. He dreamed that he was walking along the hallways of his high school, looking back on all of the memories. As he walked, he noticed footprints on the floor, one set belonging to him and the rest belonging to all of his high school friends. 4 He noticed that, at the beginning of the hall, the footprints were very small. Here they wandered about in an abstract, carefree way, not really go- ing anywhere. But, as he walked further along, the footprints began to grow, and he could see they began to take shape and have a purpose. 5 In some places they tripped, in some places they danced, and, in some, they ran. The man realized that these had been the hard times, the fun times, and the frightening times during his high school years. As he looked back, he noticed that during the hard times, some of the footprints disap- peared. Sometimes it had been his footprints and other times it had been those of his friends. He then realized that during those tough times they had carried each other through and set other back on their own two feet. As the man came to the doorway at the end of the hall, he smiled. All the footprints went their separate ways, but they were all going in one general direction, forward. ADMINISTRATION Frank Flamish, Jr. Superintendent Walter Gross presenting Wayne Singer certificate of appreci- ation for years of service G. Robert Grant Principal SCHOOL BOARD During the 1986-87 school year, the Galeton Area School District saw a change take place in the position of board president. Mr. Wayne Singer, who served sixteen years on the board, fourteen of which he was president, resigned as he moved from the school district. During his tenure, Mr. Singer was active in spearhead- ing many projects at the school, two of which were the building of a curriculum which became student-cen- tered to meet the needs of all students, and the con- struction of 1977. Mr. Singer was also involved in other community af- fairs. He was president of the Municipal Authority. Serving on both of these organization took up a con- siderable amount of his time, which he gave unselfishly. The Galetonian would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Singer and to wish Mr. Walter Gross, the new president the best in his new position. Other members of the board are: Richard Smith, vice pres., James Holleran, Jean Sepiol, Joan Jeffries, Phyl- lis Conable, David Green, Michael Smith, Larry Bailey. SUPPORTIVE STAFF Barbara McConaghy, Secretary BUS DRIVERS: Betty Peasley, Betty Young, Linda TaraBori, Ken Prouty, Shirley Prouty, Bob ReiFsnyder, Jack Kirkendall, Pat Trowbridge. CAFETERIA STAFF: Marge Rawson, mgr., Delores Clark, Nancy Cunningham, Jolene Lehman, Misty Proctor Betty Gross, Secretary Sue Riley, Business Managei Mr. Richard Thompson, History Miss Teresa Martin, Phys. Ed Mr. Larry Smith, Science Mr. Donald Warren, Math Mr. Patrick Smail, History HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Darlene Forsythe, Librarian Mrs. Shirley Warren, Business Mr. James Schott, Music Mrs. Nancy Smail, School Nurse Mrs. Beth Lounsbury, Home Economics Miss Maria Ciccarella, Foreign Languages Mr. David Brown, Phys. Ed Mr. Timothy Clifton, Science Mr. Floyd Lounsbury, English Mr. Hugh Welfling, Resource Room Mr. John Garman, Guidance Mr. Gary Kreisler, English, Economics 12 Mr. Micheal Hoza, Math and Drivers Ed. Mrs. Mary Freeman, Chapter 1 Math Mrs. Deborah Long, Business Mr. Joseph Allis, Industrial and Graphic Arts Mrs. Darlene Perry, Reading Mr. Donald Reith, Fine Arts 3 ELEMENTARY Mrs. Barbara Allis, First Grade Mrs. Gay Salvadge, Second Grade Mr. Thomas Schultz, Third grade Mrs. Ruth Yilek, Third grade Mrs. Mae Wentz, Fourth grade Mrs. JoAnn Weiskopff, Fourth grade Mr. William Pinney, Fifth grade Miss Christine Raymer, Fifth grade Mrs. Bernita Douglass. Sixth Grade Mrs. Valerie Duperon, Art Mrs. Julie Boll, Chapter 1 Math Mr. Dan Thompson, Speech Mrs. Diane Sherman, Elementary Resource Room Mrs. Sandra Koeppel, Chapter 1 Reading Ml 4 (Aik • • 4 LINDA BEACKER Student Council-3 yrs., Chorus-3 yrs. FHA-3 yrs., Jr.- Sr. Plays Volleyball-1 yr. MARK BEACKER BAKE” Student Council-3 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Plays Soccer-2 yrs., Basket- ball-4 yrs. TOM BERRY BERRY Jr.-Sr. Plays, FHA-1 yr. VINCE BOWEN Jr.-Sr. Plays, Soccer-2 yrs. JULIE BROOKS JULES Student Council-2 yrs. Chorus-1 yr. Co-op, Language Club-3 yrs., FHA-2 yrs. Cheerleader-3 yrs.. Soccer Manager-1 yr. Yearbook Staff-1 yr. RICK BRYANT PACO DAVE BURROUS HUEY Student Council-1 yr, Soccer- 3 yrs. KRIS BURROUS BUBBA JEFF BUTTON B-BUTT Student Council-2 yrs., Lan- guage Club-4 yrs.. Ski Club-4 yrs., Jr. Sr. Plays, Baseball-6 yrs., Tennis-3 yrs,. Basket- ball-4 yrs., Soccer-4 yrs. RUSTY COLE SKINNY Jr. Sr. Plays RICHARD DANDREA RED Jr. Sr. Plays, Baseball VICKI DENLINCER VIK NHS-2 yrs., Student Forum, Student Council-3 yrs., Lan- guage Club-2 yrs., Jr. Sr. Plays, Yearbook Staff-4 yrs.. Yearbook Co-editor, Soccer Cheerleader-3 yrs.. Basketball Cheerleader-2 yrs., Basketball Stats, Basketball Manager, Tennis Manager, Maple Fes- tival Queen, Prom Princess Candidate, Soccer Stats. 19 RICHARD DANDREA VICKI DENLINGER SENIOR WILL We the class of '87 being of sound, mind and body, will the following: CHUCK EVANS will his expert driving ability to Kevin so he won t kill himself when he drives and maturity to a certain sophomore now a junior. FRED WELFLING wills a certain night to Amy G. when he learned what a certain something was and a belt to Tracey so she can keep her pants on. MICHELLE GLEASON wills all of Melissa's clothes back to her, all the confidence in the world to Cody and all her love to Wes 'cuz he deserves it. CAROL MCCULLOUGH wills her ability to dribble between her legs to Amy Larnerd, all the Twix bars to Melinda Long and her brother to anyone !!!! MICHELLE GARY wills her basketball uniform to anyone that wants it, her friendship and Mikey to Carol McCullough. LINDA BEACKER wills the ability to get her keys locked in her car to Julie P„ her car and license to Fred, and all her love to Barry. MARK BEACKER wills his yellow shirt to Mr. Pinney and some hair to Tun so his forehead won't get sun burned on the Senior Trip. LESLEY SUFfDAM wills her ability to stay away from beer and to go slow to Scott Succowich. VICKI DENLINGER wills herself to Kevin, the ability to stay away from mice to Tammi P., all moose to Mark, and maturity to a certain sophomore. TAMMI PRESTON wills her ability to fix cars in Wellsboro to Aaron Singer and her seat in the fish stocking vehicle to Chrissy Lychalk. WAYNE VANDERNICK wills all six pair of sweat pants to Mr. Clifton so he will be more laid back, and his wheelchair to Mr. Brown, 'cuz he's getting old. JACKI SANDERS wills all the fun in the summer of '86 at the fabulous custard stand to any fool who would take a job there. DAVE BURROUS wills his arm wrestling ability to anyone who can defeat him and his ability to stay calm under pressure to Mr. Brown. (Clyde) MELISSA GLEASON wills all her love and the rainbows at the custard stand to Brian, and some money to Gert Elizabeth, so she can buy her own clothes. NELL JONES wills her car to Chuck, all the great times in Typing III to the next class and being late to Econ to anyone who likes being late. JULIE BROOKS wills her Tiger jacket to Rhea cuz she'll never get one of her own and the ability to scheme to Doobie. JEFF BUTTON wills his ability not to have to go out of town to get a girl to Jim, his ability to score in soc- cer to Tom and all his love to Chrissy. JIM DOUD wills his cooking ability in Home Ec. to Kevin and Lance and the ability to fall off the back of a 4-wheeler in the road to Howie. LEAH TERRY wills her driving ability to Jayana. DONNA JEFFRIES wills Leah her friendship. TRACEY FULLER wills all cheese puffs to Kim and Jessica, cold cars to Dadina, and all the spew in the world to Julie and Dadina. JULIE PAYNE wills many Merry Christmases to Amy G„ all her love to Stevie, her ability to resist crying people to Mark and wrestling moves to Steve. RYAN SCHOTT wills his sax life to his saxy friend Jeanine P„ love and sax in the future. TOM BERRY wills Jessica Flamish the ability to smile and the ability to roam the halls and never get caught to Tracey. MIKE McCULLOUGH wills his great riding ability experience and hill climbing ability to Toastie. SENIOR PROPHECY Yes, here we are in beautiful Miami. We are at the magnificent BEACKER mansion owned by MARK BEACKER, still very popular and the newest photographer for Playboy Magazine. Driving up to the estate now is Dr. THOMAS BERRY. He had quite a trip to get here. He was too short to get a job in any American hospital, so now he is head honcho at Peking General. Behind TOM is LINDA BEACKER. She and Barry have just opened up a new theater in Galeton. Rumor has it that they have been to busy to run it, so they ve hired JULIE BROOKS and TRACEY FULLER to do it for them. JULIE used to own a store in a shopping mall in L.A., but had to move back 'cuz it was like, totally giving her too much grief. TRACEY was JULIE'S fashion designer but when JULIE left there was no way TRACEY was staying on by herself. The party's really picking up now as we move on past VINCE BOWEN. VINCE still lives in Galeton and is now president of BOWEN Insurance. Next to VINCE stands DAVE . KRIS BURROUS. DAVE is happily married to Wendy and now lives in New Mexico where he and Wendy have a chinchila farm. KRIS, on the other hand, has bought out Holiday Inn and renamed the chain Germania Hotel. JEFF BUTTON works at the New York location of Germania Hotel. JEFF is in charge of fire protection. Also working for KRIS is RICK BRYANT. RICK used to be a one-man-traveling band until KRIS hired him full time. Another classmate who made it into show business is RUSTY COLE. RUSTY is hoping to become a world famous wrestler. But for now he's satisfied at being Andree the Giant's personal manager. One person who couldn't make it tonight is RICHARD DANDREA. RICHARD now controls all oil being bought and sold in the U.S. and had to fly to Saudi Arabia on business. Here comes VICKI DENLINGER. VICKI started playing the lottery as soon as she was 18 and won 500 million with which she bought Universal Studios. Moving on now we've just received news that JUMPIN JIM DOUD can't make it either. JIM joined the peace corp in Africa two years ago and hasn't been heard from since. Some say he was captured by an all fe- male tribe of Pygmies. No one really knows. Shuffling through the crowd is ERIC GUTGSELL, better known as RAMBO. ERIC just returned from his mission in Africa. He still hasn't found JIM!!! MICHELLE GARY is flying out the door in a hurry. She just got word that her tattoo parlor just went bankrupt. What a shame There seems to be a commotion out on the lawn. It's the LITTLE GLEASON TWINS arguing again. MICHELLE, GERT ELIZABETH, is an elementary school teacher and is happily married to Wes. MELIS- SA, MYRTLE, is living with Good Ole Brian and they now own the newest greeting card chain, Gleason- Mark. They specialize in frogs of course. There's DEADLY DIAMOND DAVE HAUBER. DAVE owns a duck farm in Georgia and stunt drives for a hobby. DAVE just told us that DONNA JEFFRIES and LEAH TERRY are not going to make it. They are now VINCE BOWEN'S private secretaries and are holding down the fort while he's at the party. Here comes NELL JONES. NELL has been doing well since she's taken over Mrs. Long's teaching job. NELL now teaches aerobic typing. It's been going around that DENNY LUGALIA hasn t returned from Denny- ville since army hairstylist CAROL MCCULLOUGH perfected his locks Her brother MIKE M. went on a quest in the French Riveira in search of JULIE PAYNE, famous novelist now living in France. MIKE has been in pursuit of her since our last Econ. class. And here comes CHUCK CH AS E ANS. CHUCK now owns Pepsi-Cola and lives in beautiful Hawaii, (he flew over in his private jet). JOE PETRENSCIK is now a fashion model for designer clothes in Russia. Some say he's been smuggling clothes in to the USSR for quite some time now. But who knows. Here's a latecomer, it's TAMMI PRESTON. TAMMI is a movie director for VICKI DENLINGER at Universal Studios. Her last project is Howard the Duck II , which will be opening soon at BEACKER's THEATER in Galeton. Who's coming now? JACKIE SANDERS TRACY YEAGER TRACY has taken over her father's business and JACKIE is in charge of finances. RYAN SCHOTT , whom everyone thought would become a great musician, is now a dope pusher. Well, actually he's taken over Leo's position at Galeton Drug. In charge of food and drink at this extravagant event is JON SMITH AND WAYNE VANDERNICK. As you can see the menu consists of beer pretzels. Last but not least, is FRED WELFLING. FRED became a world traveler and has crazy stories from every country around the world. But none are as crazy as this one. So we, the class of '87, leave you with this: BON VOYAGE!!!!!!! 21 JAMES W. DOUD DUBIE Soccer-4 yrs, Basketball-3 yrs, Baseball-2 yrs, Tennis-2 yrs. Student Council-1 yr. Lan- guage Club-2 yrs, Jr. Sr. Plays. CHUCK EVANS CHAS Soccer-2 yrs, Basketball-3 yrs, Baseball-4 yrs, Student Coun- cil-1 yr, Jr. Sr. Plays, Band- 6 yrs, Chorus-3 yrs. TRACEY FULLER TRACE Cheerleading-4 yrs, FHA-4 yrs. Language Club-3 yrs, Track-2 yrs, Yearbook-2 yrs, Jr. Sr. Plays. • MICHELLE CARY SHEL Basketball-1 yr, Sr. Play. MELISSA GLEASON LISSA OR MYRTLE Flaming Foliage Queen Can- didate, Cheerleading 3 yrs, Track-2 yrs, Basketball-1 yr, Yearbook-1 yr. Language Club-1 yr, Junior and Senior Plays, Band-2 yrs, Chorus-3 yrs. MICHELLE EVONNE GLEASON SHELLE OR GERT ELIZABETH Cheerleading-2 yrs, Track-3 yrs, Volleyball-2 yrs. Soccer Manager-1 yr, 1986 Home- coming Queen. JAMES W. DOUD TRACEY ANN FULLER MELISSA ELAINA GLEASON MICHELLE EVONNE GLEASON MICHELLE GARY CHUCK EVANS 22 DAVE HAUBER DIAMOND DAVE DAVE HAUBER DONNA JEFFRIES DONNA JEFFRIES Basketball-4 yrs, Volleyball-1 year, Track-3 yrs, FHA-4 yrs. Senior play. Junior play NELL E. JONES NELLBA Chorus-1 year, Cheerleading- 1 year, Junior Senior Plays DENNY L. LUGA1LA carol McCullough Language Club-3 yrs, FHA-1 year Volleyball Stats-1 year, Basketball-1 year. Senior play Track-2 yrs mike McCullough EAGLE BEAK SENIOR POLL CLASS INSTIGATORS: Tracey Fuller Mark Beacker BEST DRESSED: Michelle Gleason Fred Welfling 24 MOST ATHLETIC: Donna Jeffries Jeff Button MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Melissa Gleason Ryan Schott QUICKEST TEMPER Vicki Denlinger Chuck Evans TALLEST GIRL SHORTEST BOV: Nell Jones Tom Berry BIGGEST FLIRT: Tammi Preston Fred Welfling JULIE MARIE PAYNE PAIN NHS-3 yrs.. Student Council- 2 yrs., Yearbook-3 yrs.. Lan- guage Club-2 yrs.. Basketball Stats-4 yrs.. Tennis Stats Stats-3 yrs., Baseball Stats-1 yr., Cheerleading-2 yrs.. Ma- ple Festival Candidate, Prom Princess Candidate, Home- coming Queen Candidate, Jr.- Sr. Plays TAMM I PRESTON TAMMI Baseball Stats-1 yr., Soccer Stats-1 yr. Prom Princess, Homecoming Queen Candi- date, FHA Vice President-2 yrs., FHA-4 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Plays JACQUELINE SANDERS JACKIE Band-5 yrs., Chorus-3 yrs., Volleyball Stats-1 yr.. Volley- ball Manager-1 yr. Volley- ball-1 yr„ Jr.-Sr. Plays, Co-op RYAN MATTHEW SCHOTT TUN Basketball-4 yrs., Soccer-4 yrs., Baseball-6 yrs., Band-6 yrs., Chorus-6 yrs., Jr.-Sr. Plays JON SMITH JONNEY LESLEY SURDAM Basketball Stats-1 yr., FHA Treasurer-1 yr., FHA-4 yrs. JULIE MARIE PAYNE JACQUELINE SANDERS JON SMITH TAMMI PRESTON RYAN MATTHEW SCHOTT LESLEY SURDAM 26 LEAH DANIELLE TERRY H FREDRICK WELFLINC WAYNE VANDERNICK TRACY LYNN YEAGER LEAH DANIELLE TERRY FHA-4, Track-2 yrs. WAYNE VANDERNICK Soccer-3 yrs. FRED WELFLING Senior Class President, Stu- dent Council President-1 yr.. Student Council-2 yrs.. Lan- guage Club President-1 yr.. Language Club-3 yrs., Band-3 yrs., Basketball-1 yr., Soccer-3 yrs.. Volleyball Stats-1 yr.. Track Manager-2 yrs., For- eign Exchange Student TRACY LYNN YEAGER ECCY ERIC GUTGSELL JOSEPH MICHAEL PETRENCSIK JOE, GUIDO 27 30 •«i -r •7 •hid4 WE WILL REMEMBER We asked the Senior class to tell us what they would remember most about their Senior year. Here are some of the results: CHUCK EVANS: Soccer season, winning a district game, and playing under the lights at Mifflinburg. FRED WELFLING: The prom, Halloween, and all the nights getting what and what !!! MICHELLE GLEASON: Homecoming, leaving English early to go to lunch and then running back because Mr. Grant was on the warpath, and all the great times with Wes. CAROL MCCULLOUGH: The times spent with Henry, the crazy but great basketball season with two great coaches, my concussion, and spending time with my friends. MICHELLE GARY: Watching Carol run down the court hitting, punching, elbowing, and butting people out of the way. Watch out for Killer Carol!!! LINDA BEACKER: Julie getting her keys locked in her car in Wellsboro and how we had to get a cop to get them out. And all the soccer games spent in the concession stand. MARK BEACKER: District soccer game at Mifflinburg, the ressurection of Pee-watt, Moose, and Mr. Cobb. LESLEY SURDAM: Senior trip!!! VICKI DENLINGER: Fighting with Mark, messing around in Econ. with Gert Elizabeth, Myrtle, and Fred, and freezing my butt off riding 3-wheeler with Kevin. TAMMI PRESTON: All the good times in typing III and all the times Lesley and I skipped class and never got caught, or in trouble. And the good times on the soccer bus and at games. WAYNE VANDERNICK: How boring the whitetail deer was and I hope it is never taught by Mr Clifton again because I have dreams about Mr. Clifton and the Deer!!! JACKIE SANDERS: Senior play and play practice, doing donuts in center town park in the boat, and hitting the bank in Germania. DAVE BURROUS: Mr. Lounsbury's jokes and all the aggrivation and hard times we gave Mr. Brown. MELISSA GLEASON: The day Tracey and I had to sit on the grass at the Elkland soccer game. How Fred and 1 talked all period during Econ and still passed, and most of all Brian! NELL JONES: Senior play and play practice and taking Chuck uptown for lunch. JULIE BROOKS: Friday nights in Wellsville and the night Rhea and I schemed a plan. JEFF BUTTON: Winning Galeton's first ever district soccer game, getting voted 2nd team all-league, and playing under the lights in Mifflinburg. JIM DOUD: The first district soccer game against Danville and the last soccer game against Middleburg. LEAH TERRY: The great times with the class of '87 and all my friends. DONNA JEFFRIES: Fun in Econ with Tom cuz he is the funniest person in the class and Miss Martin's wild practices. TRACEY FULLER: All of the wild trips to Wellsville, the coldest night of the year with Dadina and Who? and all of those crazy nights at Kim's. JULIE PAYNE: Econ and being one of the guys . RYAN SCHOTT: Our class meetings with our hero. TOM BERRY: All my fights with Mr. Clifton in Adv. Bio., Grandma!! MIKE MCCULLOUGH: Tiger Crawford, Rusty Cole and me shootin clay pigeons in January and every Sunday in the spring and we all did pretty good. - . , , I •� r it ii 4« % I • a 0 V% i i u 34 Andreassen, S. Beck, D. Bollock, J. Booth, M. Bozeman, R. Brown, C. Button, C. Clouser, C. Crawford, T. Crowell, R. Dingman, J Doud, H Doud, K Douglass, B Flamish, J Grant, C. Jackson, D. Keaton, D. Lehman, M. Lehman, T. Lewis, G. Little, V. Long, P. Lychalk, C. Macensky, S. ELEVENTH GRADE Maclnroy, S. Monroe, B. Newruck, J. Novisher, C. O'Donnell, C. Rodrigues, D. Ruby, K. Shaner, J. Soule, L. Steadman, S. Succowich, S. Tarabori, B. Thompson, K. Welch, C Welfling, A. Yilek, J. Yonkin, J. Bailey, M. Beck, J Beck, W Burdick, C Campbell, T Chalmers, L Clemens, M. Culp, C Culp, C Doud, S Eisenhart, C Geiser, D Gill, A Gilmore, D Glinkowski, T Greathead, J Gutgsell, A Hoppe, L Huntington, E Jackson, A Jeffries, W Juckniewitz, J Kreisler, G Kress, T Larnerd, A TENTH GRADE 36 Lewis, K. Long, M. Lowrey, R. McIntyre, J. Nagle, G. Nordquist, N. Novisher, M. Ott, L. Owen, R. Pagano, J. Rawson, C. Shadle, D. Singer, A. Smith, T. Stelljes, C. Taylor, E. Vandernick, B. Yeager, J. NINTH GRADE Allen, L Barton, I Belkin, J Brown, J Bryant, R Clouser, C. Colson, J. Crowell, W. Dean, R. Eshleman B. Finkele, J Gerhart, A Gorg, J Howard, V Huggler, D Huntington, J Ingerick, J Keaton, S Lehman, L Miller, M Ott, M. Petrencsik, P. Prouty, J. Prouty, S. Rouse, D. 38 Ruby, S. Sauley, M. Schweigart, S. Shaner, B. Smith, M. Smith W. Stevens, T. Sykora, K. Vangorder, L. Verrett, C. Williams, A Wilson, T. Woodard, J. Yonkin, B. Young, T. EIGHTH GRADE Bailey. E. Beck, L. Bosek, T. Brostrom, M. Burrous, S. Callahan, C. Cranston, S. Culp, C Dean, D. Denlinger, B. Dingman, H. Doud, J. Flamish, E. French, R. Frith, R. Gerhart, T. 40 Gillespie, S. Grant, D. Gutgsell, M. Hurd, M. Ingerick, N. Lovell, E. Lunger, R. Mainus, S. March, S. Miller, V. Mitchell, B. Mitchell, M. Nagle, J. Olmsted, G. Rachiele, A. Pagano, K. Preston, T. Shadle, W. Walker, M. Thompson, R. 42 Bailey, K Bell, J Bullock, J Boscia, J Bowen, J Buechler, M. Burrous, L. Burrous, S. Callahan, E. Dean, K. Douglass, D Eaton, J Eshleman, J Finkele, B Fuhrer, E Gardner, L. Gardner, L. Carman, S. Gerhart, S. Gilmore, T. Gross, A. Harper, T. Hoppe, K. Hurd, M. Kress, J. SEVENTH GRADE Larnerd, W. Leach, B. Leach, M. Lewis, M. Lowery, M. Mann, M. Mitchell, E. Nichols, D. Osgood, M Owen, D. Pifer, H. Rukgaber, S. Schoonover, M. Schaefer, C. Simcox, S. Stelljes, D. Succowick, J. Tarabori, H. 43 SIXTH GRADE Baylor, A. Booth, D. Brooks, J. Carlin, J. Eaton, A. French, S. Gill, C. Glinkowski, S. Grant, J. Hanes, L. Heath, R. Horst, R. Jones, R. Lehman, J. Mainus, B. McCullough, N. Owen, L Pifer, R. Rachiele, B. Rawson, J. Reith, K. Stahley, S. Stebick, D. Stone, S. Surdam, R. Sutton, R. Tarabori, A. Verbjar, H. Wilson, S. Yonkin, J. 44 FIFTH GRADE Adami, E. Bell, N. Dake, J. Eggler, E. Fox, V. Garman, B. Gross, T. Ingerick, J. Irvin, N. Mattison, J. McCullough, J. Morey, T. Petrencsik, M. Prouty, J. Rachiele, M. Smith, M. Walker, W. Whipple, C. Beck, B. Burchell, T. Burrous, A. Butler, J. Campbell, L. Clark, J. Dent, B. Douglass, S. Harper, R. Heath, C Kearse, B. Keck, S. Leach, G. Lechler, R Lowrey, J. McCarthy, S. Moore, T. Newberry, P. Proctor, B. Rachiele, T. FOURTH GRADE Brown, J. Callahan, P. Frith, J. Fuller, D. Gardner, L. Grant, D. Green, C Hesten, J Hillyard, R Hurst. J Larnerd, A Leach, J Lunger, C. Miller, D. Olmstead, T. Owen, D. Stevens, N. Stone, S. Wilson, T. Allis, B. Anderson, C. Batterson, L. Bayler, T Benjamin, J Boscia, B Dailey, D Dunham, J Evans, A Flamish, F. Hosmer, A. Lowe, L. Mann, B. Martin, T. Meshula, J. McCullough, M. Rossetti, J. Rukgaber, C. Sullivan, J. Tarabori, D. Weiss, H. 46 THIRD GRADE Bosek, B. Campbell, H. Cizek, S. Clark, K. Cranston, R. Dent, K. Glinkowski, K. Grant, D. Hurd, K. Hurst, T. Irwin, J. Jones, M. Karschner, A. Lampman, C. Lehman, T. Lowe, S. Pifer, S. Prouty, S. Shadle, T. Snyder, A. Terry, H. Yonkin, J. Yonkin, J. Brown, C. Campbell, M. Canniere, A. Clark, C Cochran, A. Eggler, A. Germino, A. Hillyard, R. Kurtz, B. Lampman, D. Lechler, K. Mclnroy, S. Mitchell, J. Rawson, K. Rea, S. Smith, M. Stebick, J. Sutton, A. William, M Wilson, C. Benjamin, D. Burrous, N. Doiid, S. Falcone, M. Fox, J. Fox, M. Carman, C. Glinkowski, L. Harper, M. Hillyard, R. Koeppel, M. Martin, J. Martucci, G. McConaghy, C. Paul, B. Paul, L. Rachiele, L. Rachiele, T. Stevens, C. Sykora, J. Weeks, J. Warrnier, J. Wilson, K. Batterson, M. Bayler, K. Becker, E. Benett, N. Buss, R. Brown, M. Burrous, T. Butler, C. Carlin, T. Dake, B. Daniel, G. Falcone, T Grant, J Hess, C Heston, N Kress, A Leach, R Long, J Martucci, J. Reith, K. Richardson, C. Salvadge, M. Smith, W. Staley, A. Sullivan, C. SECOND GRADE 48 b FIRST GRADE Akers, R. Becker, B. Benjamin, D. Braster, C. Egolf, D. Frith, J. Heston, S. Hillyard, T. Hurd, J. Lehman, M. Paul, S. Perry, J. Rachiele, R. Schoonover, M. Shutt, S. Singer, N. Stevens, A. Terry, J. Traub, L. Wolz, S. Adami, A. Boscia, T. Brown, A. Bryant, H. Burrous, R. Campbell, J. Ferguson, C. Finkele, M. Hallman, T. Holleran, D. Hurst, L. Newberry, J. O'Donnell, D. Pennell, R. Popovich, J. Proctor, R. Simonetti, F. Smith, M. Snyder, R. West, J. Burrous, I. Campbell, C. Chalmers, A. Chalmers, K. Cochran, T. Douglass, J. Egolf, W. Germino, S. Greathead, G. Hanes, L. Hoskins, K. Karschner, B. Karschner, L. McCarthy, R. Miller, J Miller, P Pagano, K Paul, J Piaquadio, J Rachiele, L Shutt, M Stevens, N. Stahley, R. Tadder, C. Bailey, C. Bailey, K. Burdick, N. Butler, S. Butler, S. Button, J. Button L. Carlson, B. Garman, B. Glover, C Hallman, S Hanes, J Karschner, J Lowe, C Mattison, J McConaghy, D Pond, H Post, H Reynolds, J Rocky, N Weiss, J West, J Widnikiewicz, A KINDERGARTEN SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members: Kelly Thompson, Steve Ma- censky, Beth Monroe, Jodi Vonkin, Alison Welfling, Julie Payne, Vicki Denlinger, Mi- chelle Booth, Tracy Yeager. New Inductees: Jessica Flamish. Joy Shaner, Wendy Jeffries, Christina Stelljes, Cory Culp. STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Craig Rawson, Chuck Ev- ans, Chris Clouser, Mike Smith, Aar- on Singer, Cody Verrett. Middle: Ron Dean, Sarah Burrous, Jeremy Pagano, Rachel Frith, Kevin Sykora, Kevin Eaton, Missy Novisher, Shane Gar- man, Linda Beacker, Holly Tara Bori, Colleen Callahan, Kara Pagano, Amy Gross. Seated, Officers: Michelle Booth, Kelly Thompson, Fred Wel- fling, Alison Welfling. ? i —9� — to ia to jg 3j|l 11 , FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Standing: Tracy Crawford, Dickie Keaton, Terry Kress, Tammy Clikowski, Gina Nagle, Karen Lewis, Donna Jeffries, Leah Terry. Seated: Violet Howard, Mrs. Lounsbury, Lesley Surdam. LANGUAGE CLUB Back row: Tammy Glinkowski, Cory Culp, Jim Doud, Bob Vonkin, Chris Clouser, Chad Clouser, Jeff Button, John Finkele, Mike Smith, Mike Bailey, Beth Monroe, Don Rouse, Aaron Singer, Troy Young, Doug Gilmore. Middle row: Solvi Andreasson, Susan Doud, Atisha Gerhart, Amy Jackson, Gina Nagle, Jessica Flamish, Amy Gutgsell, Jodi Yonkin, Cindy Eisenhart, Jeremy Pagano, Steve Prouty, Cody Verrett, Matt Ott. Front row: Terry Kress, Leigh VanGorder, Jeanine Prouty, Leslee Lehman, Paula Petrencsik, Kim Ruby, Neil Nordquist, Gretchen Kreisler, Kevin Sykora, Brad Shaner. Front: Miss Ciccarella, Fred Welfling, Michelle Booth „ v «Wfc. € IP 55 YEARBOOK The yearbook staff this year was comprised entirely of underclassmen. They worked long and hard, and learned the in's and out's of yearbook production. Attendance at a spring workshop further instructed the staff to make improvements for future editions. 56 'S' m ? Iii v ir Cui W IW s. Ilwr :«ri EXCHANGE STUDENTS Galeton's Exchange Student for 1986-87 was Solvi Andreassen. Solvi was from an island in northern Norway with a population of 4-5000. Solvi is 17 and the youngest of three children. While in Galeton, Solvi stayed with Dorothy and Ken Snyder. She was active in volleyball, skiing, and soccer, and helped the junior girls beat the senior girls in the powder puff soccer game. She also went on the advanced biology trip to Hawk Mountain and the language trip to Canada. Solvi was well-liked and will be missed by all. The Exchange Student from Galeton for 1985-86 was Fred Welfling. Fred lived in Venezuela for one year as a Rotary Ex- change Student. While in Venezuela, Fred visited many interesting places and mastered the Spanish language. g� U v wuitr gm sgj!? llli'C uit 57 BAND CHORUS sb SS3 . ifT Wr. 1%«. 59 HOMECOMING Homecoming weekend was the weekend of October third and fourth. Homecoming weekend was preceeded by spirit week in which the classes competed in various activities including: hat and shade day, orange and black day, and fifties day, with the class competition and pep rally on Friday afternoon. At the completion of the pep rally, the student body was dismissed early to attend the soccer game against our rivals, the Mansfield Tigers. Saturday's activities began with a parade to the school, followed by the soccer game between Galeton and Liberty, with Galeton win- ning. At half-time Michelle Gleason was crowned queen. Following the boys' game there was a powder puff soccer game between the junior and senior girls, the juniors winning 5-0. Saturday night was the annual Homecoming Dance, with music by PARIS. «S0 I 61 RUMBO 62 Albert Nerval Eugene Fowler Cassandra Wembly Col. Zelda Armstrong Rocky Schwartzenburger Lucinda Clump Blanche Fleegle Don Druthers Cobra China Sable Dragon Big Bad Mama Dupree Charlene Charlene Bubba Miss Iowa Miss Texas Miss Mississippi Miss California 3 Commandoes Richard Dandrea Ryan Schott Vicki Denlinger Carol Me Cullough Jeff Button Julie Payne Melissa Gleason Chuck Evans Tracy Fuller Linda Beacker Eric Gutgsell Michelle Gleason Donna Jeffries Leah Terry Kris Burrous Jackie Sanders Tammi Preston Nell Jones Julie Brooks Rusty Cole Vince Bowen Tom Berry The Senior Class Play was comedy spoof enti- tled Rumbo , and was presented Thurs. Mar. lb “Rumbo revolves around the character of Al- bert Nerval, who accidently becomes a hero. After this, through a bizarre set of circum- stances, he finds himself fighting revolution- ary forces in the jungle. Albert, played by Richard Dandrea, juggles his way through one disaster after another until the end when he finds himself the reluctant hero again. With a cast of 20, this play features action and chaos from beginning to end. HURRICANE SMITH AND THE j.«� mu,, %!S jg Sfe m arntf fluv -a S§ V« The Junior play, with the help of Mr. Kreisler, was a huge success. Hurricane Smith and the Garden of the Golden Monkey was about a screen writer trying to sell her film script to Eddie Diamond, an unsuccessful producer. The script was full of adventure and excitement. The characters ranged from Gorillas, to wild Natives, and cannabalistic Cobra people. RDEN OF THE GOLDEN MONKEY CAST Buzz Myra Dora Eddie Diamond Frank Camera Person Gloria Daily Hurricane Smith Miss Calcutta Dr. Londonbridge Native I Native II Native III Billy Hildegarde Mysterious Foreigner Linda Zest Cobra Woman Cobra personguard Millicent Van Upp Television crewperson Gutman Java-Java J. Princess Old Woman Greg Lewis Rhea Crowell Jodi Yonkin Joy Shaner Christa Grant Carl Button Beth Monroe Joe Yilek Carol O'Donnell Betty Jo Douglass Thom Smith Tom Campbell Paul Long Kevin Doud Crystal Lychalk Tracy Crawford Kim Ruby Alison Welfling Donald Beck Thom Smith Jean Newruck Carl Button Chris Clouser Tracy Crawford Jeanne Bollock Kelly Thompson ivrr £. •jtfi 65 NEVER SAY GOOD BYE The 1987 Junior - Senior Promm was held Friday 15, 1987 in the festively decorated Community Building. Music was provided by Contour, and everyone had a fun eve- ning. Michelle Gleason was crowned Prom Queen, and Rhea Crowell was Prom Prin- cess. Chuck Evans was Prom King and Lance Soule was chosen Prom Prince. GRADUATION 1987 Commencement was held Friday evening June 5, 1987, in the Galeton High School Auditorium. The Class of 87 presented a slide show of their obser- vations of their Senior year. Mr. James Schott, re- tiring Music teacher pre- sented the awards to the outstanding seniors. Addi- tional remarks were made by Mr. Grant and Mr. Flamish QUEENS JULIE PAYNE Laurel Festival Candidate MELISSA GLEASON Flaming Foliage Festival MICHELLE GLEASON Homecoming, Prom Queens KELLY THOMPSON Maple Festival hii ifi mv 15 iiusf Ml HU 1 ? iu • '«If Si 70 GIRLS' TENNIS CAPTURES ANOTHER N.T.L. CROWN Kneeling: Chrissy Lychalk, Coach Garman, Michelle Booth. Standing: Erin Callahan, mgr.. Dawn Geiser, Wendy Jeffries, Jean Newruck, Kelly Thompson, Gretchen Kreisler, Colleen Callahan, mgr. This year's tennis team once again provided our school and fans with exciting championship tennis. The girls finished the season with an unblemished record of 10-0 and their 3rd straight N.T.L. Championship. The girls have continued to improve year after year and get tougher and tougher to beat, as their skills, knowledge and understanding of the game increases. In their 3rd year of tennis, the four juniors (Chris, Kelly, Michelle, and Jean) have already captured three team championships and next year they are shooting to make it 4 out of 4. Right girls? Also contributing significantly to our success over the past two years have been sophomores Gretchen and Wendy. They have won many a point for us in both singles and doubles. Rounding out the team is Dawn, the only newcomer to this year's squad. Dawn's development and improvement throughout the year makes her a serious challenger for a playing spot next year. With everyone returning for next year, the outlook in girl's tennis remains bright. BOOTERS MAKE DISTRICT SEMI'S Front: Dan Shadle, Mark Beacker. 2nd row: Jody Gorg, Jake Ingerick, Craig Rawson, Jeremy Huntington, Cody Verrett, Jim Doud, Dave Burrous, Kevin Sykora, Chad Clouser, Mike Smith, Jeremy Pagano, Eric Huntington, Ron Dean. 3rd row: Ed Taylor, Jeff Beck, Eric Gutgsell, Thom Smith, Tracey Stevens, Scott Schweigart, Jeff Button, Tom Campbell, Scott Steadman, Doug Gilmore, Wes Crowell, Matt Ott, Paul Long. Standing: Coach Burrous, Aaron Gill, Wayne Beck, Steve Prouty, Ryan Schott, James McIntyre, Vince Bowen, Carl Button, Steve Macensky, Joe Yilek, Mark Lehman, Chuck Evans, Darrell Jackson, Shane Mclnroy, Aaron Singer, Howie Doud, Fred Welfling, Mike Miller, Michael Bailey, Greg Lewis, Bob Yonkin, Don Rouse, Coach Pinney. The soccer team enjoyed a very successful year. We finished the year with a 13-4 overall and a 7-3 league record. The highlight of the season was Galeton's first ever victory in district play against Danville. A high scoring offense and a stingy defense marked the style of play of this year's Tigers. The team was well stocked with experience at all positions. We did suffer through a few injuries, but everyone pulled together and came through in fine shape. This year's success was truely a team effort. 75 VOLLEYBALL DROUGHT CONTINUES Sitting: Stefanie Ruby, Kim Ruby, Michelle Gleason, Kneeling: Donna Jeffries, Solvi Andreasson, Jackie Sanders, Leslie Lehman, Leigh Van Gorder, Gina Nagle, mgr. Standing: Alison Welfling, stats, Jodi Vonkin, Karen Lewis, Missy Novisher, Beth Monroe, Melinda Long, Amy Larnerd, Paula Petrencsik, Coach Martin. Missing Coach Zengerle. This year's volleyball team started it's season with two new coaches, Rose Zengerle and Teresa Martin. The goal set for the team was to have a .500 season in hopes of a rebuilding year from previous years. It turned out that the Varsity spikers didn't pull out a victory, but the J.V. captured one victory against Mansfield. Although it was a tough season as far as the win column goes, the future looks bright for the young team with a lot of returning letter winners coming back next year! 77 A REBUILDING SEASON FOR GIRL'S B-BALL L. to R.: Coach Eaches, Heather Pifer, mgr., Carol McCullough, Donna Jeffries, Michelle Gary, Melinda Long, Beth Monroe, Kelly Thompson, Wendy Jeffries, Dawn Geiser, Christina Stelljes, Coach Martin. The 1986-87 Girl's basketball season was a rebuilding year for the Lady Tigers. The players learned a lot about the game and what it takes to be a good team player. The Varsity Tigers captured 2 victories, beating Cowanesque and Liberty, and the J.V. squad added 7 victories to their record. The season was ended with a banquet for the players and their parents. Four awards were presented: MVP- Kelly Thompson, Coaches Award- Dawn Geiser, Most Improved Player- Amy Larnerd, and Best Foul Shooter- Wendy Jeffries. The future looks bright and promising with 13 players returning next year! TIGERS BOUNCE BACK Kneeling: Chuck Evans, Jeff Button, Carl Button, Scott Steadman, Jim Doud. Standing: Coach Thompson, Rick Thompson, mgr,, Ryan Schott Mark Beacker, Terry Lehman, Dar- rell Jackson, Mark Lehman, Steve Macensky, Greg Lewis, Kevin Doud, mgr. After graduating ten seniors off a 26-1 team in 1986, the '87 Tigers would seem to be a so-so team dominated by inexperienced junior players. Such was not the case. After a slow start and some tough losses to very strong teams, the Tigers went on to turn in a very good season. The Tigers won eight of their last nine regular season games and finished 2nd, beaten only by undefeated Mansfield in the second half of the NTL West League. This year's team could be called a rebuilding team with only one starter, Terry Lehman, returning from last year's squad. However, the Tigers improved considerably throughout the season. Brother Mark helped Terry on the boards and shooting guard Steve Macensky was a top scorer. With Darrell Jackson clogging up the center on de- fense and Mark Beacker proved to be a good penetrator. Reserve guards Evans, Button and Schott made contributions in certain games and the rest of the bench gave good game support and better prac- tices. The groundwork has been laid for next year's teams and we can't complain about a 14-9 record for a rebuilding year. The Tigers wish to thank all those peo- ple who in any way supported us during the season. Coach T. J.V. GAINS RESPECT This year's Junior Varsity basketball team finished the season with a respectable 12-8 record. They showed outstanding progress and development throughout the year. This team worked hard and came to play every night. We had some fundamental weaknesses- ball handling and shooting- which cost us some wins, but the desire to improve and play the game like it's meant to be played was very evident at all times. I'm extremely proud of young men who work hard, strive to win, and value team play, trademarks that characterized this team's perfor- mance all year. J.V. Team: Coach Garman, James McIntyre, Aaron Singer, Eric Huntington, Wayne Beck, Jeff Beck, Mike Bailey, Brent Eshle- man, Jeremy Huntungton, Don Rouse, Mike Sauley, Mke Miller, Mike Smith, Cody Verrett, Shane Garman, mgr. (photo not available) CHEERLEADING Soccer Cheerleaders: Atisha Gerhart, Cindy Eisenhard, Tammy Wilson, Amy Jackson, Wendy Smith, Christina Stelljes, Betty Vandernick, Jeanine Prouty. Susan Doud, Carol O'Donnell, Dadina Rodrigues, Jessica Flamish, Tracy Fuller, Nell Jones, Terry Kress 82 NETTERS NAB LEAGUE TITLE Kneeling: Eric Huntington, Jim Doud, Chris Clouser, Jeff Button, Jeremy Hunting- ton, Standing: Wayne Beck, Jeff Beck, Steve Macensky, Aaron Singer, Coach Dave Brown. 84 The Galeton Boys' Tennis Team finished another fine year as league champs. Again, the team to beat was Cowanesque Valley and a play-off was needed to pitcure the NTL-West Title. The team finished at 16-1 and captured its fourth title in the last five years. The team was led by junior, Steve Macensky, who has a super year with 16-1 in singles and 13-0 in doubles. After three years as a starter, Steve has eccumalated a singles record of 42-4 and 30-0 in doubles. At 72-4, Steve will be working on the all-time record holder, Tony Cimino (1983- 1986) who has a 88-6 record. Another player who had a great year was Aaron Singer. Being only a sophomore, he was unbeatable against C.V. In all three matches, Aaron won the singles and doubles. Aar- on will be greatly missed as he moves to Wellsboro. He finished his career at Galeton with a 24-8 singles mark and 25-0 in doubles. Steve and Aaron completed their terrific season with a 2nd place medal at the District 4 Tennis Championship. Two seniors, Jeff Button and Jim Foud had a good year, finishing their careers at Galeton with fine standings. They will be greatly missed. Coach Brown hopes that with the fine group of young return players he has that Galeton will be right back in the thick of things in 1988 season. � : ►:= :■ fc„5 TRACKSTERS SPRINT TO FINISH Standing: Coach Tami Fuller, Terry Kress, Tracey Fuller, Melissa Novisjer, Amy Jackson, Melinda Long, Jodi Yonkin, Jessica Flamish, Leigh VanGorder, Susan Doud, Leah Terry, Coach Curt Francis. Kneeling: Wendy Jeffries, Paula Petrencsik, Tammy Wilson, Betty Jo Douglass, Leslie Lehman, Atisha Gerhart, Jennie Colson, Donna Jeffries, Fred Welfling, mgr. Coaches Kurt Francis and Tami Fuller were pleasantly surprised with a much improved Lady Tiger team. In the 1986 season, the ladies gained no dual meet victories, however this spring saw them defeat 5 teams in head to head competition. Top scorers included Betty Jo Douglass (800m, 1600m, 3200m), Jodi Yonkin (hurdles long jump), and Wendy Jeffries (high jump hurdles). Season highlights included Betty Jo Douglass resetting the school record in the 1600m run at 5:53.5 and setting a new mark inn the 3200m run at 12:59.7, she also competed in both events at districts. Jodi Yonkin compet- ed at districts in the 100m hurdles, as Leah Terry did in the shot put. Wendy Jeffries was the 300m hurdle champion at the league meet (53.0) With Donna Jeffries, Michele Gleason and Leah Terry graduating, next years team has a challenge ahead of them. Other participants include Jessica Flamish, Jenny Colson, Susan Doud, Melinda Long, Atisha Ger- hart, Amy Jackson, Tammy Wilson, Missy Novisher, Leigh Van Gorder, Terry Kress, Leslie Lehman, and manager Vince Bowen. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL Back row: Ryan Schott, Mark Beacker, Andy Macensky, Steve Macensky, Doug Gilmore, Carl Button,. Middle: Don Beck, Jeff Button, Joe Yilek, Wayne Beck, Mike Smith, Tom Campbell, Shawn Knecht. Coach George Parsell, Brad Proctor, mgr.. Coach John Garman, Chrissy Lychalk, stats. SENIOR SPORTS Leah Terry track Ryan Schott soccer, basketball, baseball Fred Welfling soccer, track mgr. Vince Bowen soccer, girl's B-ball mgr. track mgr. Eric Gutgsell soccer, baseball Chuck Evans soccer, basketball, baseball Julie Brooks soccer mgr. Vicki Denlinger soccer stats Donna Jeffries basketball, track, volleyball Jackie Sanders volleyball Carol McCullough basketball Michele Gleason cheerleading, track, volleyball Melissa Gleason cheerleading Julie Payne basketball stats Tracy Fuller cheerleading Dave Burrous soccer Jim Doud soccer, basketball, tennis Jeff Button soccer, basketball, tennis, baseball Mark Beacker soccer, basketball, baseball Nell Jones cheerleading 92 A 1 8ZIZ IZ691 Vd n ,« « as «s� js� mu� 3� ',•5' -a'� «B « 8� MINI MART 156 W. 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KLINE'S GIFT SHOPPE Vt mile east of Galeton on U.S. Rt 6 (814) 435-2583 mad in USA Fishing Tackle .5S a C!l hi to w to Ml V' Iff to 9 9 9 «i 3 from GRINES PHILLIPS The Gaines Company Gaines, Pennsyluania e� e� 6 e 35 8?$ 43 � 3 s £ � iS5 5Ts S � £ � 8 a 9 Sf 6 jlU 4 , SBf , Ml mw'5 .... im n' € ‘•E •am V. Aivr 8% m r 9fw «n� N 7 n ht «« N ’ ■ ! � jg| n« • sx«l W l� x a |W.I Congratulations to the Class of 1987 at Wfe’ve printed more than one hundred million yearbooks... [Thanks to you! lOSTLM I jdX i Larry G. McCullen 124 S. ftater St. Knoxville, PA 16928 814-3 6-4402 y THOMAS VROMAN ASSOCIATES. INC RD 1 BOX 123 ELK « RUN • ROAD GAINES. 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PC. Black Forest Trading Post Deer Park The Real Estaters, C.aleton Erway's Market, Coudersport Mitchell's Twin Valley Market Penny Succowich Beauty Salon Olson s Tunglund Inc., Coudersport | Delores Popovich Beauty Salon Noah's Ark Pets I Zengcrle s Market! GermaniaB Rawson's Rawson's Lee and Jack Suzy Q's, n H H H H rl rl rl H rl rl ri ri ri ri ri n n n n n n n n n n n n ri ft n) ri; O! n! nE n; ft! ri! n: rii n! n: ft ri; HE n! £2 Who knows what direction your footprints may lead? Only time will determine that. This book has tried to capture the footsteps of the past year with events that have shaped your own little world. Through happenings which may not seem significant now, but will bring fond memories in years to come. May your footprints of tomorrow be influenced by the footprints of the past. sNiisor