Glendale High School - Viking Yearbook (Flinton, PA)

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SENIOR WILLS Leland Ball, will Gary Chaplin the ability to find a job. Walter Ball, will Stace M. my horse. Tammy Baum, will A. B. and S. B. good luck, the Class of'85 success, and Jerry all my love, forever! Will Baum, will D. N. the power to talk more in school! Lori Bishop, will all my friends love and happiness always and John all my love. Joanie Bordack, will all my friends luck and happiness, Matt luck in wrestling and myself an autograph from M. S. Kathie Bowman, will Mary success at G.H.S., John O. his dream drum set and all my friends luck and success. Kelli Bradford, will Sue Gardner the ability to use her brain once in a while and Goober to stop picking on seventh graders. Todd Bradford, will Charlie the ability to get a pick-up truck. Melinda Brink, will all my friends and family love, luck and success, D. G. a P.O.C., Isaac my eternal friendship andthe future silks the best of luck. Bob Brown, will Toby the opportunity to own a ear someday with a radio already in it. Mary Theresa Brungo, will Daniel A. Kutch all the love l have to give, Mike a mirror. Donna clothes and my friends the best. Jack Burmeister, will Corn Cob to his long lost love K. P., luck to my brothers at G.H.S., B. F. some hair and Michele my love. John Campbell, will E. R. a trip up Comfort Run, C. G. a Camaro. J. S. a pair of boots, and P. C. some humility. Chris Clave, will Dave Helsel a pork chop. Philip Cmor, will Philip Cmor all the happiness in the world tcven though he doesn't need it because he's a legendj. Roy Dean, will Tammy all my love. Dana Dixon, will Ert all my love, D. M. and D. G. my ability to stay straight, and Lori W. and her friends lots of luck. Donald Dixon, will Craig and Kerry a little red wagon full of pop bottles and Paula a big kiss. Vicky Dudurieh, will Lorie Swasing one french fry. Penny Ford, will Karen N. the best in B.B., all my cousins good luck, and L. S., R. G., B. P. good luck. Bryan Foust, will Jack Burmeister the ability to fly an ultra- light like his best buddy Devo. Donna Gallaher, will Dana McClellan the ability to be wh and not partial, K. S. and her little family the best ofluck a love and the Academics of '85 luck in their future year Rob Gallaher, will all my love to T. L. and C. C. the ability stay out of trouble. Kerry Gates, will Don D. a new shovel and Craig H. to unhenpeeked. Marie Gates,, will Rick all my love and Joanie, Lori, Bee and Shirl the best of luck in everything. Becky Gates, will my friends love, and success, Joe and Tri the ability to pass, and Kirk my love forever. ,Shirley Gates, will all my friends the greatest senior year e and wish them all luck and success in the future. Charles F. Ginter, Jr., will Rusky a new husky, Hoopy con dence in himself, .l. L. the ability to look over a store count and R. T. a pocket knife. Rhoda Ginter, will Bill Jones all my love, George lots of lu at Glendale and L, S., B. P. and P. F. good luck. Bonnie Graboski, will L. B. the ability tojump over the hor and S. G., M. B., M. G., J. B., and C. W. luck and sueee. Chip Gray, will Carol Keith all my love and A. S. the abili to drive forward. Bob Greenaway, will C. E. H. a carload of daisies and J. B. life-time supply of hayseeds. Craig Hamilton, will Becky Hommer all my love tforcve and Dania good luck in G.H.S. Brenda Hegarty, will Tammy and Tammy lots of happine. and Duane a special someone. Dave Helsel, will Grimmis a nice, fast car and Mom and Da a big thanks! Chuck Johns, will E. W. a beard, D. R. gas money, D. L. a B. F. a car, J. K. and T. M. 186 Hemlock. Wayne Kephart, will Moe Lidwell a half decent 225. Fred Kitko, will graduate. Shellie Ann Klein, will Pam Miles a ear that runs and mo exciting Parties at D. D.'s. Jim Krepps, will C., T., and P. A. better luck on the 41 Kimberly S. Krug, will C. W. all the P.T.Y.P.'s she can g K. S. the brains to keep Doug, B. P., L. S., J. R., R. G., D. and P. F. the best out of life. Deborah Lesher, will the saxophone section lots of luck a to my friends love and success.

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CLASS HISTORY 1979-1980 The year 1979-1980 brought many changes and challenges to us. We had to adjust to the big high school and had to deal with all the fears of being initiated and with the responsibility of owning our very own lockers. We all persisted, though, and thankfully made it to the eighth grade. 1980-1981 Eighth grade found all of us a little bit wiser and slowly approaching upperclassman status. 1981-1982 Becoming Freshmen brought a bit more prestige and also many new decisions. We chose our curriculum this year and elected class officers. They were: Jack Burmeister, President, Tammy Wills, Vice-President, John Campbell, Secretaryg Mary Brungo, Treasurer, and Tom Murray, Representative-at-Large. With the help of our advisors, Mr. Sciabica and Miss Burket, we ordered class sweatshirts and jerseys and took a trip to the capitol at Harrisburg. 1982-1983 As Sophomores, we, the Class of 1985, had much to do. We ordered our blue and gold class jackets and undertook an Easter candy selling campaign with the help of our advisors, Miss Clarisse Traveny and Mr. Jack Burmeister. We elected as our class leaders: Jack Burmeister, President, John Campbell, Vice-President, Kitty Stanton, Secretary, Joe Gorman, Treasurer, and Gary Rydbom, Representative-at-Large. 1983-1984 As our Junior year arrived, we finally had the taste of being an upperclassman. We were excited about ordering our class rings and planning our prom with the theme, When l'm'With You . With the guidance of our advisors, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Smith we selected as our officers: Jack Burmeister, President, Duane McNelly, Vice- President, Mary Brungo, Secretary, Brenda Hegarty, Treasurer, and John Campbell, Representative-at-Large. 1984-1985 We finally made it! We became Seniors, which brought much responsibility. We had many career and college choices that we had to make. With the help of our advisors, Mrs. Kathleen Adams and Mr. Richard Burmeister, we had a memorable Senior year. They helped us with our Christmas selling campaign and also helped us plan a very en- joyable and interesting class trip that we will always remember. Our class officers this year were: Jack Burmeister, President, John Campbell, Vice-President, Vicki Vereshack, Secretary, Connie Warfield, Treasurer, and John Soucek, Representative-at-Large. We, the Class of 1985, remember all of our good times and adventures here at Glendale and wish the best of luck and success to all the future graduating classes.

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oe Lidwell, will Rich Shomo the ability to drive a car. on Lloyd, will everyone a great big party. im Lucas, will J. O. and .l. S. a boat named the Kathy Lee , huck a brand new Camaro, Randy my math skills, and ana Lee all my love forever. ana McClellan, will D. G. another l6th birthday, K. S. the est of luck and James Mark Lucas all of my love. indy McGary, will T. M. another year in Florida. ecky McLaughlin, will Barb my pens and pencils and Bill ny ability to wreck the car. uane lVlcNelly, will Tammy Wills a pair of shoes, Brenda othing, llubba an extra large Cabbage Patch Doll and Gary i lot of fun at G.ll.S. Bill Miles, will Doug Potter and Tom Black all the great arties. Party up dudes. om Murray, will Duane my ability to play tennis, and Mem- his State the ability to win the N.C.A.A. Championship. arryl Noal, will Chip the ability to do his own homework. oug Noal, will my friends luck and nothin to everybody lse. i ori Orehowsky. will Kristi and Lisa lots of luck and success 'it G.ll.S. ohn Orichosky, will my brother .lim the strength and ability to be a national champ and the l'ishin boys each a big bass. arh Peacock, will Candy good times at G.H.S. and P. F., R. G., L. V. V.. and C. W. good luck in the future! Tammy Potter, will Tam and Bren all the luck in the world, and Pip the ability to be on time and all my love. Steve Potutschnig, will Dan the ability to like school, Julie and Angie good luck. Roger Renninger, will Dave Rowles a bionic arm. Don Rickard, will Jim enough sense to buy a new truck. Judy Rydbom, will Rick Monahan all my love and Connie, Vicki and Vicky best of luck. Gary Rydhom, will Marianne all my love and J. O. my prac- tice jersey. Kimberly Sue Seymour, will all my love to Doug McCartney, K. K. all my homework, D. S. the ability to succeed in school and C. J. to l.. S. Glenn Shomo, will Rob Reitmyer a '69 Chevy truck with a good body. Rich Shomo, will Moe Lidwell the ability to ride a three wheeler. Tim Simmers, will McGruff, the crime dog, some flea powder. H , Barb Skipper, will B. B. a girl that stays with him longer than two weeks and M. and R. E. the will to treat girls right. Andy Smarsh, will Rich Warner a new car. Lisa Smith, will P. F., R. G. and B. P. lots of luck, K. K. a good looking guy, K. S. the ability to become a nurse and C. J. lots of love. Marc Snyder, will Roxanne the skill to pass 8th grade. , John Soucek, will John Orichosky the skill and endurance of a professional drummer. Barb Spade, will H. S. and l. S. the ability to graduate and the Class ol' '85 success. Kitty Stanton, will Ryan and Joni all my love and lots of happiness and lfran lots of love and luck with Dustin and Donna and Dana a steady man. Randy Toohey, will Hoopy a girlfriend, Mindy a box of matches. Nancy the ability to sit, and .lohn S. a Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu-grip. Vicki Vereshack, will Connie a date with you-know-who, Laura a TV. my dad the green bomb back, and all my love to Mike. Connie Warfield, will V. V. some food, K. K., P. T., Y. P., D. M. and J. L. happiness, J. O. a razor and a better drum set and the rest of the class good luck! Alvin Way, will good luck to .lohn V. Linda Welsh, will all of my love to Jim Litzinger and my sister Carrie the best of luck in G.ll.S. Eugene Willett, will D. L., B. lf., a new car, C. .l. the ability to have a girlfriend and D. R. some gas money and B. K. and J. R. the ability to graduate. Tammy Wills, will Bren and Tam a happy future, Duane my wooden shoes and Nathaniel all my love forever. Gordon Witherow, will the seventh grade all my books and teachers. Laura Yingling, will Coach Bloom a case of Tums and an undefeated season, the future Yinglings luck, Mr. Y. perscr- verance. and the Class ol' '85 success. Paul Zipf, will the Class of l985 all the love, luck, and hope needed in the future.