Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1988 volume:

Y � £ f 5 . nc6 CHECK-IN The Making of Our Yearbook The staff of the 1988 Laurel traveled to the Josten's Printing Plant in State College. Pennsylvania, on a blustery, cold day in November. The objective of the trip was to learn how our book is printed. We were taken on a tour through the printing processing plant. Our first stop was the check-in department. There the plant representatives look to see that all of our materials have arrived and are properly labeled. From there, our design forms are sent to the layout department and our written material is sent to the copy lab. In the layout department, the photographs are positioned on a sample page, marked for reductions, enlargements and special graphics, then sent on to the camera shop. Meanwhile, the copy is typeset by a computer operator to match the style chosen for the printing in the yearbook. Using VERY large cameras, photographers reshoot the necessary pictures in varying sizes according to our special layout forms. After developing, the pictures are reunited with the copy in the central sorting area. The finished negatives for the photos and the typeset copy are then pasted on the layout board and sent back to the photography lab for preparation of the offset press master. The master is then sent to the press room where huge printers process and print the pages in 16-page signatures. The printed copies are then sent to the folder. After all pages are printed and folded, a technician assembles each book using a machine that collates all the available signatures. The assembled books are then sent to the bindery where they are sewn and the covers are glued in place. Following final inspection, the books are crimped so that they will lie flat on a table, making it easier for you to enjoy them. The staff, following the impressive tour, retired to the Josten's library where they examined many of the more than 700 different yearbooks produced by Josten’s last year and enjoyed a short game of Win. Lose, or Draw with Lisa Closson playing the role of Burt Convey. Now you have before you the final product of our staff's efforts. We hope that you enjoy reading and remembering just as much as we enjoyed making it possible. PROOFS i SB SSBBB Table of Contents Introduction 2 Seniors 16 Activities 33 Athletics 73 Underclassmen 113 Academics 135 Advertisements 153 We The People — Building The annual Laurel Valley Open House was once again a success. The evening began with concert performances by the marching band, junior high chorus, and senior high chorus. Soloist Keith White entertained the large crowd with his rendition of Desperado”. Mr. Whisdosh then welcomed parents, family members and guests and invited them to make themselves at home in their school while visiting teachers and watching special demonstrations during the evening. Schools Together Senior High North Squad. Row I: Deneen Jones. Rita Harr. Amy Rowland. Lisa Closson. DeeDee Gregory. Row 3: Mrs. Nicolai. Mike James. George Mundorf. Jeff Mundorff. Scott Clark. Ryan Pozar. Senior High South Squad. Row I: Mary Jo Swatsworth. Eve Henderson. Heather Mulligan. Kelly Bowman. Mary Crusan. Row 2: Mr. Sembiante. Kevin Stiffler. Budd Riffle. Chad Crusan. Bill Clark. Ray Jones. G MUNDORF D GREGORY K JiERRITT MVP’s: Mike Rolley. Kelly Bowman. Scott Clark. Christy Clark Junior High North. Row I: Christy Clark. Heidi Stiffler. Stacy Priest. Beth Luther. Mrs. Nicolai. Row 2: Mrs. Campbell. Tim O'Shell. Jason Kimes. Bill Wagner. Mike Rolley. Doug Robertson. From the Annual Faculty-Varsity volleyball contest in November through the Physical Education All-Star Volleyball assembly in January, interest in the sport of volleyball increased tremendously. Enthusiasts and spectators alike were treated to numerous thrilling games in each of the matches. Faculty and student participation indicate that volleyball has found a happy home here at LV. Junior High South. Row . Kelly Henderson. Jamie Gehring. Jill Penrose. Missy Dubict. Corinna Staller. Row 2: Mr. Sembiante. Robbie Blake. Jeff Priest, fcrik � !tm Houck. Chris Zacur. JUDICIAL CONTESTANTS — Supreme Court nominee Robert H Bork was rejected by the U.S. Senate, and the second nominee, Douglas Ginsbuig, withdrew under fire SILVER SAILS —After defeating Australia to bring the America's Cup back home in February, San Diego skipper Dermis Conner waves an American flag while dutching the silver cup at a parade in his hometown. WINNING STREAK — West German Steffi Graf, 17, displays the French Tennis Open cup after she defeated top-seeded American opponent Martina Navratilova. MATERIAL GIRL — With a movie in the works. Madonna is still one of the nation's top entertainers. Her marriage with actor Sean Penn puts them both in the limelight often. DAZZLING —Whitney Houston's Whitney marks the first album by a female to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart. I Wanna Dance With Somebody and So Emotional are two of her number-one hit singles. VIOLA VICTORY —The Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 in the seventh game of the World Series. Frank Vida was named most valuable player in the Series. Photos by: Wide World Photos LITE'' METAL — The topselling album of 1987, Bon jovi's Slippery When Wet, sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Colo ), with his wife Lee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal. Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland, Texas. FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire. 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world . His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ — The consummate showman. Liberace, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston, 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. Our Students Participate Above: Vickie Lawrence couldn't do it any better. Below: Ginger and Sandy -What a Match! New Florence V.F.W. donated flags to our marching band. Not ANOTHER parade my knee hurts too much. In Many Varied Activities LANDMARK TREATY — Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammv Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrone-doine within the Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his nine-dty tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Marlee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award for Best Actress for her role in 'Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING — Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victor,' over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI. Photos by: Wide World Photos WAR ZONE — While patrolling international waters in May. the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEATWAVE —Lt. Col Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearings. Despite the wave of OUiemania, many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all-time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbell's soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET IT IS — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden, in televisions The Honeymooners. TV FAVORITE — Lome Greene. 72. played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza for fourteen years. He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials. . Parents Provide Julie s Dad Julie’s Mom DeeDee’s Mom Positive Support Lisa C’s Mom t 9 As a special tribute to our parents, the yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to say Thank you for the patience, understanding, guidance, and financial backing you provided throughout this past year. We could never have gotten this book finished ON TIME without your assistance and support. By the way, we know you still might like to be our age again, so we picked your best photos for this remembrance album. Our love and thanks to all of you. 15 Senior Class Officers.- Vice-President Lisa Bobko. President Scott McCoy, Secretary Tom Mundorff. and Treasurer Cindy Clark. j: iK Wrf 5 £ . S t uce£ “TOiClicutt s4 tc0iecvo Quiet computer whiz...special likes include weekends and vacations...favorite color is red...values his ’71 Chevelle and his computer system...dislikes Monday mornings... plans to attend college. Penney TtticAaeC ‘3a4u4c lci Gentle president of National Honor Society...fond of pizza, the color blue, and physics...values his computer system ...has had two computer programs published in national magazines...plans to attend medical school. Scott Friendly guy...has a good sense of humor...enjoys hunting, fishing and parties...”! don’t think you should worry about it!”...will be remembered for his gym class heroics...plans to seek employment. “ QomUe ecwet Nice guy...fond of playing football, pizza. English class, and watching mud races...favorite color is blue...dislikes school and sitting around...values Tracy and his baby ...seen with Tracy, Charlie, and Kevin. noiccf 'Seevut Polite, friendly girl...favorite color is green...likes include English class, spaghetti, and long walks in the woods...has traveled to Florida, the Poconos, and Niagara Falls...plans to raise her family and be happy. 'Pout ‘Se’uut o Good-looking and talented athlete...likes the color blue, weekends, and stromboli...will always remember the formation of Rich McBer...can be seen at Al's Pizza Place...future plans include college. Pretty cheerleader...”Get real”...values her stuffed animals... likes Chinese food. ALF, the beach, shopping, and the color pink ...will always remember starting a fire in chemistry...plans to attend college. Talkative, green-eyed cheerleader...enjoys being with Ernie and her friends...”! don’t know!”...likes ALF and Bon Jovi...values Ernie’s ring...known for her desk tricks. 18 ee cvUbett Versatile athlete...likes Pepsi, unicorns, pizza, and spending time with Dennis... I knew that! ...a member of the Homecoming Court...remembered for being short...has a knack for getting into trouble. Sue Perky captain of the rifle squad, senior class treasurer and library club president...dislikes sitting the bench...'Think about it!”...fond of sports and German class...values her car... plans to attend college. (Mu 7( iC£ia K Vice-president of Af-$ and Library Club...likes computers. Bon Jovi, motorcycles and being with Laurel... Oh. really now!”... known for his sharp temper...plans to attend college and medical school. Seett Tall, outstanding athlete...enjoys hunting, fishing, and AC DC... can be seen at Al’s Pizza Place... Shut up!”...will always remember his brawl with Dave...known for his Seward walk. 19 fame (?£ uv i x t Enjoys loafing in the summertime...hobbies include playing drums and shooting hoops...likes spaghetti... attendant for the Tri-Community Ambulance $ervice... You'll have that! ...will attend college. .iAa 79tie6eMe Petite girl...has blond hair and green eyes...likes the beach. Tom Cruise, having a good time and making people laugh... I think notI”...will be remembered for her sense of humor...will attend college. “David 4£a t Likes AC DC. hunting, and fishing...can be seen at Al’s Pizza Place... Shut up!”...will always remember his brawl with Scott... known for his Seward walk...most valued friend is Tammy... enjoys lunch...plans to marry. £deva d Values his car...likes double cheeseburgers, the Pitt Panthers, hunting, and fishing...dislikes snobs...listens to AC DC and Poison...can be seen with Curt. Dave. Rob. and Brian...plans to get a job after graduation. S eila Tetanic (2 l - Friendly girl...has blue eyes and brown hair...likes weekends. parties, and ALF...will always remember the Bon Jovi concert and spilling tacos on David...values her cat...can be seen with A.J., Deneen, Mari, and Karen. Likes Chris. Chicken McNuggets, and partying...dislikes school lunches and snobby girls...’’Yea. right!”...will always remember the Vo-Tech bus rides...can be seen with his friends...plans to get a job and marry. David Likes meeting new girls, accounting, pizza, weekends, and AC DC ...”Aa!”...will be remembered for always having a smart remark... plans to move out of state after graduation. Dee n i Likes Iron Eagle, pizza, and blue zircon... Go for it!”...will always remember the Vo-Tech rides...dislikes gym class and getting up in the morning...can be seen at Peck’s ...plans to find a job. 20 T e tt6 Will be remembered for her unique laugh...values her ring ...likes pizza. Led Zepplelin. and spending time with Joey ...dislikes Monday mornings...enjoyed accounting class ...plans to marry and raise her family. 7evU T ecvlCt President of Art Display Club... I don’t know! ...likes Mike. McDonald’s French fries, and roller coasters...will always remember Mr. Flickinger’s English class...hopes to become a millionaire. s4ftc6ie ‘DmC gh. Member of Tri-Community Ambulance Association...likes hunting, fishing, and trapping...will always remember being a cheerleader at the ’86 Powderpuff game... What do you want me to do about it? ...values his guns. l ena Uca- £u uia Quiet girl with dark eyes...dislikes stuck-up people and junior high students running over people in the halls ...’ Hey, dude! ... likes pastel colors. French fries and Spanish class. 21 Tttitjl RacAei pfUMt Talented artist...fond of animals, photography, calligraphy and being with friends...values her camera and her friends...will always remember Mr. King's study hall with Kelly and Roni...dislikes Mondays. a uiee 7R. Friendly majorette captain...has pretty hazel eyes...will be remembered for her laugh and her unique shoes...likes Spanish IV. pink, and spending time with friends...plans to attend college. Gannett Good-looking member of the Flomecoming Court...will be remembered for his bizarre sense of humor...values his Harley-Davidson ...enjoys listening to Motley Crue and Aerosmith...will enlist in the Army. 7 tuc 7ttic teMe fyvtkutd Petite majorette...values her opal ring and true friends... dislikes people who don’t match...fond of Spanish class, the beach...likes the color pink and steak dinners... Seeing how r...will attend college. Talkative girl...has hazel eyes...likes the comedy ALF and spending time with Harry... Oh. well!”...will always remember catching the garbage can on fire in chemistry lab...always a good friend. ‘KeCfy Settee tytee Short business student...can be found at Rodney’s...dislikes unfairness and getting up for school...plans to get married, move away, and get a job...enjoys watching A Year in the Life on television. T vitAe i fyteyvuf Valued vice-president of the band...fond of animals .. ’Seriously. I’m kidding! ...will always remember getting bal-loon-a-tized during chemistry class...likes eating spaghetti and meatballs...talented saxophonist. 7Vi£tia K Paul {fa. Nice fellow...enjoys playing his guitar and drums...likes band, lobster and the color black...dislikes accounting... known for trying to keep Joe out of trouble...watches The David Letterman Show. 22 ( ccntia Scat ’f 4ec6en Enjoys fishing, hunting, and skiing...will be remembered for goofing off in gym class... Make me! ...likes pizza, foods class and the color white...listens to Def Leppard and 38 Special...plans to make money. SAenntf ckc “t o uvut Friendly girl...likes weekends. Spanish class and spaghetti... values her ring...collects teddy bears...enjoys Bon Jovi and ALF...plans include joining the navy and marriage. 'Tftic aat f cuttea batita Quiet guy...likes Bon Jovi, Bill Cosby, and lunch... Why not?”...values his car...dislikes getting up early and school ...enjoys science class and eating pizza...has traveled extensively...plans to seek employment. 7 Htc iaei TOcuf tc ftcunea Nice-looking athlete...will be remembered for always being cheerful...likes Huey Lewis, hunting, and the number 32... Really!”...enjoys watching the Three Stooges...can be found at the Bolivar Bench. HALL OF FAME (At left) Nicest Smiles Paul Bernabo and Becky Kinnel (Above) Most Athletic Heather Mulligan and Scott Clark 23 7c ut Tttanie {frioi . Friendly, green-eyed girl...dislikes Monday mornings and snobs... has traveled to Myrtle Beach... ’Who cares? ...enjoys ALF and listening to Madonna...will marry after graduation. Quiet, blue-eyed guy...likes Chuck Norris, The Cosby Show, and pizza...values his radio and motorcycle...,,You’ll have this!”... enjoys playing baseball in the summertime...will get a job. De cee t s4kk {fate Talented athlete...likes Bon Jovi, pizza, and going to the beach...works at Roadway Auto Service...dislikes IQ and English ...will always remember skiing for the first and last time...will study physical therapy. Satbf “JRae fatea Kind girl who likes baby blue, hamburgers, and Flank Williams... has traveled to Wisconsin. Ohio, and Canada...values her friends and family...will always remember Mr. Parks. HALL OF FAME (Above) Most School Spirit Nicole Saula and Tom Mundorff (At right) Class Clowns Darren Gailey and Lisa Closson 0?9Cevi 'fc.oAtentbo Good-looking fellow...likes the color blue, skiing, and stromboli...member of football and baseball teams... I don’t care!”...values his ’69 Camaro...plans to enlist in the Marine Corps. Scott ‘ Kgnn Amicable fellow...special likes include being in the woods and motorcycle riding...dislikes getting up in the morning and accounting... You’ll have that in a small town!”... plans to get rich and stay single. Sec6tf 0Ki ute£ Pretty, petite captain of the cheerleaders...likes listening to music, cool people, and the colors emerald green and black...dislikes U2...answers to Bee...plans to attend college. t s4 u(steev 'fcioc Ha'ie' Nice guy., likes hunting, fishing, and sleeping late...values his car...dislikes getting up early and World Cultures ...plans to pursue his vocational career. ‘Kane Clayton Pretty girl with big. brown eyes...likes weekends... Get out!”...dislikes getting up early...will always remember breaking the bathroom window...will be remembered for her nasty temper and being thin. ( evtoi Friendly girl...works at Kool-lt Korner during the summer... likes art, bike riding, B-94. and sleeping...dislikes snobs... will be remembered for her laugh...answers to Bubbles. Bright girl ..likes skiing, the Rolling Stones, WOVE, and partying with cool people... Oh well!”...dislikes Democrats... Jen...a member of the golf team...will be remembered for being extremely unique. 0U iCCia K tl. J 6cAte t c£o Affable fellow...has hazel eyes...likes lasagna, Lamborgh-inis, Whitesnake, parties, and the color blue... Darn too-tin!”...dislikes snobby people...enjoys watching TV...plans to join the service. iefavict udtolp Tall, nice guy...enjoys hunting, motorcycle riding. B-94. and parties...dislikes Mondays...can be seen at Peck’s with Ed, Don. and Tom...likes the color black, beef jerky, Kiss and Judas Priest...plans to make money. D. cct e Friendly girl...likes Cinderella and going to Yough...dislikes people who think they’re better than others...will be remembered for her unique color coordination...plans include college. Tall guy...has brown hair and eyes...enjoys hunting, fishing, and basketball...values his dog, Spike...”No problem-r.Jikes wrestling and all foods...plans to get a job. Return, “ e uie Friendly girl...has green eyes...likes pizza. Bon Jovi, and being with her daughter...will be remembered for her laugh...dislikes science and preppies...plans include marriage. 26 fiance Scott Handsome athlete...likes skiing. Porsches, and U ...amazing story teller...will always remember Rich McBer...dislikes physics and linemen who don’t block...future plans include college. fay T tctponvey Friendly girl...has blue eyes and blond hair...enjoys drawing. B 94. parties, and Whitesnake...dislikes getting up early... known for breaking her leg in gym class... future plans include college and marriage. 'Kane PocAeie Tftennitt Peppy athlete...likes swimming, the color blue, and cruising... values her necklace...dislikes getting up early and stuck-up people...remembers meeting James Bond at Tingles...plans to study physical therapy. 7Ao koo tf. 'Jffoone Friendly guy...likes the color orange, math, pizza, and motorcycles...enjoys hunting and fishing...listens to Power 92 and B-94...dislikes WDVE and slow drivers...can be seen at Peck’s...values his car. ' eotAen £Cot e Wtutfapa Warm, friendly lass...likes Scott, swimming, pizza, and the color blue...dislikes snobby people and Mondays...enjoys volleyball, driving, and singing...remembers getting married in her junior year. Genial guy...likes pizza, physics, drawing, and the color blue... enjoys hunting, football. AC DC, and going to parties...values his motorcycle...member of the Tri-Community Ambulance Association. lo P. Ttteetuton Handsome athlete...likes the color yellow, parties, and football ...enjoys listening to Prince, AC DC, and Madonna...dislikes being yelled at...will always remember the championship game. faoeflA WtcAaeC Potto Daring fellow...likes drumming, Kiss, and playing jokes on his friends...dislikes preppies, serious people, and George Michaels... hangs out at the Rainbow...will always remember the talent show. 27 (?6ni4tlKe 'PettnoAe Likes the color purple, gym, pizza, dancing, and talking on the phone...dislikes school, world cultures, and snobby people... can be found at Seward Community Center...values her stereo. Site 'Pic u h Adventuresome guy...likes eating and the color purple...enjoys football, basketball, and baseball...dislikes chemistry, peas, and baked beans...values his stereo and his music collection...future plans include college. Imaginative, blue-eyed drummer...valuable member of the golf team...fond of Lamborghinis, explosions, and Transformers... a registered scuba diver...future plans include enlisting in the Air Force. s4. Rcupen Likes the color purple and Fridays...works at Giant Eagle ...dislikes Mondays and homework...enjoys spending time with Bob...will always remember the rides on the Tech bus...plans to go to Bradford Business School. T e vuz l S. Nice girl...likes chocolate chip cookies...enjoys typing, softball, and horseback riding...plans to attend nursing school...gives special thanks to all the teachers who helped her through the years. 7£6c6 nct TO. Placid fellow...fond of KTM motorcycles and Tech bus rides... an Ozzy fan...dislikes Ronald McDonald...can be seen on the Bolivar bridge with Bany, Warren, Scott, and Petey...will be remembered for his accent. HALL OF FAME Most Likely to Succeed Jennifer Lentz 4 u e£ t 7?t. Pretty girl with blond hair and hazel eyes...likes the color pink, roses, and shooting stars...hobbies include dancing, drawing, painting, and writing poetry...values her cat ...can be seen with Sharon. Heather, and Wayne. Nice girl...fond of unicorns and pizza...enjoys swimming, and watching MTV...a fan of Whitesnake and Europe ...dislikes snobs and Monday mornings...has traveled to Florida, New York, and Alabama. 'Hlcote Jfavzte Scvt z Spirited cheerleader...enjoys skiing and being alone...works as a lifeguard...can be seen with Becky. Jenny, and Scott... member of the Homecoming Court...dislikes Republicans...plans include college. . Sfefi£e t S6ci4t6 Friendly guy...enjoys T-bones. Van Halen. and Howie Man-del... will always remember scoring a basket in the Appalachian Conference championship game...likes basketball, baseball and 14...plans to go to college. Multi-talented president of the band...will always remember a baseball going through the back window of her car...dislikes Mondays, tests, and snobby people...enjoys volleyball...plans to go to college. Setty %cc SUccey Friendly blue-eyed girl...likes English, weekends, and WDVE...works at Lord Ligonier Inn...likes listening to Whitesnake, Europe, and Poison...can be seen at the mall ...plans to either work or oo to rollt n HALL OF FAME Most Likely to Succeed Bill Clark 29 7} tet Si£6 Quiet fellow...likes the color blue...hobbies include hunting, and going out...dislikes most academic students, stuck-ups. and health... I don’t know!”...plans include marriage and a job. S6enny Blue-eyed, curly-haired lass...hobbies include skiing and horseback riding...works at Champion Lakes...will remember being a cheerleader...dislikes physics...plans to go to college and major in dentistry. (fa CC 4ft Stiles Treasurer of Art Club...values her dog, Nickie...likes to swim in the summer...oil painting is a favorite pastime ...dislikes snobby people and being used...plans to get a job. TttxvU Sejdxuuiuui Perky AFS student from Finland...makes her home with the Pozar family...likes pizza, study hall, skiing, MTV, and Bon Jovi... dislikes U.S. Cultures...plans to return to Finland someday. !'Decut. 4CCe Hard-working fellow...likes Eddie Murphy, Whitesnake, hunting, fishing and girls...will remember the Tech bus rides...values his 1972 Dodge Charger SE...will be remembered for his sense of humor...plans include a job. (kune . TRa ent Nice guy...member of football, basketball, and baseball teams... likes the color blue, pizza, and biology...dislikes physics, English and math class...collects old books...can be seen at Peck’s. •XeltA, 7 TOAOc Brawny guy...member of football, baseball and track teams... likes the color maroon...hobbies include working and sleeping...fan of ALF and Tranzit Id...will be remembered for singing Louie. Louie” at the prom. T ( udd S (fa. Hazel-eyed Tech student...likes the color black, pizza, and heavy metal music...enjoys listening to Kiss... Look man!” ...will be remembered as the ring leader and for being one of the nasty boys. 30 s4 Uo iette f uce lOiiilcutiA Pretty girl...has green eyes and rosy cheeks...likes the color blue, spaghetti, shopping. ALF, and B-94...will always remember her junior prom and being a cheerleader...values her cat, Spunky. S6xvux i T e uie TOiMleuK Talkative girl...likes the color red. Chicken Kiev, and typing ...dislikes quiet, boring people, and English...hobbies include drawing and singing... How do you spell this? ...can be seen with Angie and Heather. Daotei ‘7( c u ar ( Quiet fellow...likes the color green, accounting, and trains ...dislikes typing and stuck-up people...has a talent of imitating police sirens...will be remembered as being kind ...can be seen with Jodi. IRotfevt 'rtyaucJe, (fa,. Hard working fellow...studies at Vo-Tech...enjoys hunting and wood shop classes...dislikes World Cultures...listens to Alabama music...plans to move to eastern Pennsylvania and get a job after graduation. “Ratf Tftcvuut Interesting fellow...likes swimming, football, and Motley Crue... will always be remembered for his hair style...dislikes World Cultures and snow...has traveled to Jamaica ...plans to be a scientist. 7%ic6eMe Z ee te Friendly girl...likes strawberry milkshakes, laying out, and Family Ties...values her engagement ring...will be remembered for expressing her opinion...dislikes snobby people and English... plans to get a job and marry. Polite fellow...has brown eyes and hair...likes the color red, pizza, ecology, and going to Grand Slam...moved to our district in October...hobbies include playing cards and bowling...values his car. Royalty For A Day The twentieth annual Homecoming. Forever. ” was held on October I 7. 1987. Despite the 12-8 loss to Meyersdale. spirits were still high as Paul Bernabo and Lisa Bobko were crowned king and queen of the festivities. Last year s queen. Patricia Gehring. was on hand to crown her successor. Later in the evening, many happy couples danced to the music of local DJs Jukebox Express. Homecoming Attendants (at right)— Lisa Bobko. Allyson Burkett. Tricia Garland. Becky Kinnel. Julie Shirey. Nicole Saula. Deneen Jones. Homecoming Escorts (at bottom left). Row I—Rob Croyle. Keith White. Paul Bernabo. Row 2—Darren Gailey. Tom Mundorff. Scott McCoy. Scott Clark. New Director Leads Musicians Row I: Jill Penrose. Alyssa Plachta. Jodi Lepsch. Tonya Edwards. Gail Henderson. Candee Fox. Kelly Shaftic. Tricia Garland. Row 1. Laura Baird. Miss Slade. Cindy Clark. Lisa Short. Jen Griffith. Rocky Jo Croyle. Lisa Closson. Renee Dodson. Tracey Helsel. Karen Beal. Row i Bethany Hartman. Megan Pozar. Rayna Robertson. Lynn Brudnak. Shauna Trimble. Christine Queer. Steve Palek. Heather Shirey. Joe Lee. Sarah Hall. Jessica Thompson. Holly Marsh. Melissa Burd. Melissa Robson. Valerie Marsh. Jeff Little. Jason Pozar. Stephanie Prisk. Row 4: Julie Hall. Paula Gregory. Heather Boring. Jeanme Moore. Deanna Scott. Corey Kaufman. Beth Luther. Christy Payne. Matt Neatrour. Brian Penrose. Becky Lee. Pat Mardis. Penny Wakefield. Melanie Hixon. Tricia Henderson. Beth Langham. Beth Mulvihill. Row 5: Robin Sheriff. Dana Flickenger. Susan Andrews. Randi Jasper. Jenny James. Eric Rhoades. Mike Matson. Dan Luther. Shawn Toy. Jerry Clawson. Geoff Shank. Brian Caldwell. Ryan Pozar. Dee Dee Gregory. Leslie Long. Julie Shirey. Missy Gray. Row 6: Marcie McGinnis. Sue Snyder. Lisa Currie. Carol Caldwell. Marsha Laskoski. Karen Rummel. Sue Shawley. Mary Moore. Connie Duncan. Kelly Bowman. Ronnie Lichtenfels. Amy Pozar. Lynly Garland. Tawnia Buckles. The 1987-1988 school year brought Karen Slade to Laurel Valley as the new band director. This young Ram Band continued to delight audiences with their halftime performances. The band entered only one competition this year and placed fourth in their division with their best show of the season. Instructors: Paula Ewt. Lisa Berzansky. Miss Karen Slade. Carol Ritenour. Denise Mognat. In New Directions Senior Members Ryan Pozar. Julie Shirey, Jerry Clawson. DeeDee Gregory. Honor Guard Mari Sydanmaa. Gail Henderson. Carolyn Shannon. Tonya Edwards. Drum Major Tracey Helsel Above: Honors Band members Julie Hall. Megan Pozar. Brian Penrose. Shauna Trimble. Karen Beal. Jill Penrose. Left: Band Managers Scott.Dipofi. Heather Hughes. Shawn Wynn. Laura Knupp. Belinda Krouse. Senior Musicians Honored Majorettes Sparkle At Halftime Left to Right: Tricia Garland. Jill Penrose. Jodi Lepsch. Candee Fox. Alyssa Plachta. Kelly Shaftic. The majorettes, led by Captain Candee Fox. provided many crowd pleasing performances throughout the season. With the assistance of instructor Paula Ewt. the girls worked many hours perfecting their routines. Seniors Candee Fox and Tricia Garland Silks Add Flair To Performances Front: Sue Shawley. Sue Snyder. Marcie McGinnis. Karen Rummel. Lynly Garland. Middle: Lisa Currie. Back: Carol Caldwell. Connie Duncan. Marsha Laskoski. Amy Pozar. Mary Moore. Ronnie Lichtenfels. Kelly Bowman. Tawnia Buckles. Under the leadership of Captain Kelly Bowman and instructor Lisa Berezansky, the Silk Squad added color and flair to halftime and parade performances. New uniforms consisting of knickers, bowties and cummerbunds added to their colorful display of talent. straw ... M Rifles Aim For Perfection ront: Rocky Jo Croyle. Middle Lisa Closson. Back: Lisa Short. Cindy Clark, Jen Griffith. Captain Cindy Clark and co-captain Lisa Closson. The Rifle Squad took on a whole new look as they switched from military uniforms to eye-catching knickers, bowties and cummerbunds. Led by Captain Cindy Clark and instructor Denise Mognet, they tossed and spun their way through difficult routines. This Band Is Jazzy Row I: Beth Mulvihill. Beth Luther. Corey Kaufman. Brian Penrose. Joe Patton. Eric Rhoades. Stephanie Prisk. Row 1 Jenny James. Leslie Long. Dan Luther. Shawn Toy. Geoff Shank. Matt Gailey. Row 3= Miss Slade. Julie Hall. Valerie Calwell. Beth Langham. Renee Dodson. Becky Lee. Karen Beal. Tracy Merritt. Mary Ann Ewt. DeeDee Gregory. Tracey Helsel. Joe Lee. Jason Pozar. The Jazz Band, directed by Karen Slade, entertained audiences at several different places throughout the school year. Among them were Greengate. Richland, and Westmoreland Malls, and the Senior Citizens’ Center. To end their schedule they attended the Jazz Festival at Yough High School. Young, Aspiring Musicians Row I: Melissa Robson. Sarah Hall. Jessica Thompson. Bronwyn Troll. Christine Oueer. Paula Gregory. Stephanie Prisk. Lynn Brudnak. Jason Pozar. Rayna Robertson. Shauna Trimble. Meagan Pozar. Bethany Hartman. Row 1. Miss Slade. Dana Flickinger. Melissa Burd. Holly Marsh. Belinda Krouse. Renee Henderson. Robin Sheriff. Laura Knupp. Valerie Marsh. Heather Boring. Deanna Scott. Penny Wakefield. Jeff Little. Stephen Palek. Row 3: Ronald Smithley. Paula Bridge. Melanie Hixson. Jennifer Dubics. Veronica Pechart. Tricia Henderson. Jill Penrose. Beth Langham. Corey Kaufman. Beth Luther. Beth Mulvihill. Christie Payne. Row 3 Mike Matson. Matt Neatrour. Brian Penrose. Carolyn Shannon. Christy Clark. Melissa Gray. Jeanme Moore. Joe Lee. Valerie Caldwell. Eric Rhoades. Pat Mardis. Mitzi Cable. Members of the junior high band receive weekly instrumental lessons from band director. Miss Slade. These individual lessons, along with regular band practices, enable the young musicians to improve their musical skills. Senior Chorus Performs Row I: Miss Lauver. Tina Houck. Matt Gailey. Rita Harr. Tracy Merritt. Mary Ann Ewt. Heather Little. Mary Moore. Amy Pozar, Kelly Bowman. Becky Lee. Ha zel Miller. Row 2: Julie Shirey. Keith White. Cindy Clark. Renee Dodson. Shawn Toy. Paula Peters. Lisa Queer. Julie Hall. Geoff Shank. Dan Luther. Row 3: Jerry Clawson. Mike James. Karen Merritt. Jodi Lepsch. Rocky Jo Croyle. Crystal Silk. Tracey Helsel. DeeDee Gregory. Jenny James. Susan Andrews. Karen Beal. Miss Jean Lauver. Director Secretary Treasurer Mary Ann bwt. Vice-President Keith White, and President Geoff Shank. At Numerous Concerts Julie Shirey. Accompanist Clark. Tricia Garland. Karen Merritt. Members of the senior high chorus spent the year working on difficult musical selections ranging from oldies to current pop favorites. Numerous soloists performed at various concerts throughout the year. Several members were invited to participate in both county and district choral programs. Junior Vocalists Sing Out Junior High Chorus. Row I: Christine Queer. Valerie Marsh. Laura Knupp. Belinda Krouse. Brett Yeager. Sean Byers. Alan Conrad. Debbie Naylor. Lynn Brudnak. Shauna Trimble. Stephanie Garland. Megan Pozar. Jennifer Smyder. Matt LaMantia. Miss Lauver. Row 2: Tricia Henderson. Brandy Robinson. Jeannie Yeager. Melissa Burd. Stefanie Tosh. Becky Slick. Deanna Harding. Heidi Stiffler. Renee Henderson. Robin Sheriff. Jessica Thompson. Bronwyn Troll. Kelly Henderson. Tammy Brendlinger. Row 3: Stacy Priest. Ginger Harnish. Christy Payne. Beth Luther. Beth Mulvihill. Jill Penrose. Beth Langham. Jill Berkstresser. Melissa LaMantia. Marcia Peterson. DeAnn Pease. Danielle Banko. Jennifer Bedison. Penny Wakefield. Row 4: Jennifer Griffith. Holly Gross. Marsha Laskoski. Melissa Dubics, Matt Richards. Jeff Priest. Jason Burkhart. Brook Caldwell. Bill Ankney. Brian Penrose. Chris DeWitt, Paula Bridge. Mitzi Cable. Wendy Neiderhiser. Missy Gray. Deanna Scott. The junior high chorus meets twice a week to learn and perfect various vocal selections. Members performed at the Open House concert as well as at the Christmas and Spring music programs. Several students were invited to participate in district chorus in March. Aerobic Exercise For Fitness Row I. Brandy Bouch. Lea Deemer. Jennifer Smyder. Melissa Robson, Dana Flickinger. Judy Kozich. Slacy Kaufman. Row 1. Veronica Evans. Mitzi Cable. Wendy Neiderhiser. Lisa Currie. Rita Harr. Heidi Klym. Bridget Rummel. Laura Baird. Row 3: Sharin McGinnis, Carolyn Shannon. Gail Henderson. Carol Caldwell. Debbie Riffle. Gwen Jones. Heather Little. Jani Payne. Eve Henderson. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Renee Campbell helps to keep LV students In shape by sponsoring an after-school aerobics club. Members of the group, as well as numerous varsity football players, work to improve their physical conditioning while performing various exercises to popular musical selections. Student Council Promotes Row I: Heather Williams. Rob Croyle. Cindy Clark. Julie Shirey. Scott McCoy. Chuck Mitchell. Row 2: Lynn Brudnak. Stacy Priest. Robin Sheriff. Row 3: Jason Burkhart. Lisa Bobko. Mrs. Schwartzel. Marsha Murphy. Dan Mundorff. Christy Clark. Row 4: Alan Burkhart. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Rita Harr. Tracy Merritt. Mary Ann Ewt. Row 5: Eve Henderson. Keith Sheriff. Tom Mundorff. Renee Henderson. Stefame Tosh. Row 6: Amy Silk. Deneen Jones. Kelly Henderson. Below Right. Officers: Treasurer Tracy Merritt. Secretary Tom Mundorff. President Scott McCoy. Vice-President Rita Harr. The Student Council is progressively becoming more active. This year, in addition to sponsoring the usual Powderpuff football game, Christmas Dance. Bloodmobile and dress up week, the members became involved in several new activities. A Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in late November, and several representatives from our school attended CODE and SADD meetings held at various schools throughout the year. School Unity and Spirit Above Left. Student Forum Representative : Advisor Mrs. Schwartzel. Deneen Jones. Heather Williams. Keith Sheriff. Above. Council on Drug Education (CODE) Representatives: Marsha Murphy. Eve Henderson. Mary Ann Ewt. Lisa Bobko. At left. Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) Representatives: Marsha Murphy. Eve Henderson. Keith Sheriff. Heather Williams. Mary Ann Ewt. Baseball And Football Clubs Study Films The Football Club, advised by Mr. Page, met once a month during the fall months. Club members spent their meeting time discussing football strategies and watching game films. The Baseball Club met during the spring months. These baseball enthusiasts spent the club period talking about ways to improve their game skills. Baseball Club. Row I: Bob Neidbalson. Greg Burkett. Todd Hepner. Chad Tantlinger. Scott Hutchinson. Row 1 Dave Colson. Jim Trimble. Kevin Stiffler. Jeff Dixon. Greg Walker. Row 3: Mr. Page. Lance Berkstresser. Scott Kerr. Greg Ludwig. Eric Pickup. Alan Burkhart. Scott Fabrizio. Rick Hill. Football Club. Row h Tom Mundorff. Keith White. Mike Kerr. Chuck Altimus. Mark McGeary. Jim Trimble. Row 2- Mr. Page. Jeff Mundorff. Rick Hill. Paul Bernabo. Eric Pickup. Scott Hutchinson. Bob Neidbalson. Kevin Stiffler. Jeff Dixon. Troy Langham. Row 3: Mike James. Alan Burkhart. Dusty Peters. Don James. Scott Fabrizio. Greg Ludwig. Mike Colson. Fred Shank. Louie Kamman. Scott McCoy. Greg Walker. All-Sports Club Attends Pirate Game Row I: Alan Conrad. Ben Solich. Matt Kelly. Seth Mundorff. Randy Murphy. Jason Burkhart. Dan Mundorff, Jeff Priest. Robbie Marsh. Mr. Zack. Row 1-. Mr. $e-kela. Jason Berkey. Bert Peters. Robbie Blake. Eric Foust. Matt Richards. Chris Zacur. Jason Kimes. Larry McDowell. Row 3: Alan Gamble. Tim Layton. Brian McClellan. Neil Galbraith. Russ McNally. Bill Wagner. Tom Lavis. The All Sports Club is made up of junior high boys interested in Laurel Valley’s various athletic programs. The boys, sponsored by Mr. Sekela, Mr. King, and Mr. Zack, held several fund raisers to earn money for their annual trip to see the Pittsburgh Pirates play a major league baseball game. 49 Archers Take Aim Row I: Mr. Glenn. David Williams. Bill Machak. Jack Williams. Adam Pozar. Jessica Thompson. Robin Sheriff. Renee Henderson. Shawn Shaftic. David Bloom. Jill Berkstresser. Row 2: Melissa LaMantia. Doug Robertson. Ron Smithley. Brian Whipkey. Eric Garland. Jim Evans. Brandon Yeager. Jim Kozich, John Zimmerman. Kenn Clark. Row 3: Jerry Lambing. Bruce Eckstein, Ron Houck. Peter Jones. Jim Lynch, Tim Houck. Aric Burfield. Rick Hughes. Andy Baird. Jim Livengood. The Archery Club, advised by Mr. Glenn and Mr. Bendel, is for students interested in sharpening their skills as bow hunters or target shooters. Officers for the year included (pictured above): President Brandon Yeager, Vice-President Aric Burfield, Secretary Jill Berkstresser, and Treasurer David Bloom. Ski Club Heads For Local Slopes Row I: Megan Pozar, David Williams. Shauna Trimble. Jason Pozar. Adam Pozar. Rayna Robertson. Bill Machak, Stephen Palek. Jeff Little. Stephanie Garland. Jessica Thompson. Julie Hall. Mari Sydanmaa. Allyson Burkett. Deanna Scott. Row 2-. Miss Slade, Dana Flickinger. Kim Clawson. Beth Mulvihill. Beth Luther. Christie Payne. Pat Mardis., Eric Rhoades. Eric Garland. Matt Neatrour. Wade Stufft. Bill Ankney. Brian Penrose. Matt Kelly. Mrs. Schaller. Row 3: Dan Mundorff. Melissa LaMantia. Doug Robertson. Amy Silk. Marcia Peterson. Jill Berkstresser. Glenn Garland. Karen Layton, Missy Luther, Sherry Springer. Sonya Cieslo, Alan Gamble. Row 4: Danielle Banko. Doug Eckels, Jim Edwards. Randy Murphy, Heather Little. Rita Harr, Heather Williams. Eve Henderson. Brady Caldwell. Jani Payne. Mary Ann Ewt. Gwen Jones. Row 5: Aaron Kinnel. Rick Hughes. Paul McDowell. Mark McGeary. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Scott McCoy. Holly Gross. Jen Griffith. Becky Kinnel. Keith White. Karen Beal. Row 6: Alyssa Plachta. Amy Pozar. Mary Moore. Rick Hill. Kevin Stiffler, Bob Taylor. Chad Tantlinger. Bill Jarvis. Darren Gailey. Nicole Saula. Jenny Lentz, Bill Hirsch, Curt Hofecker. Sponsored by Miss Slade and Mrs. Schaller, the members of the Ski Club eagerly awaited the winter months so they could hit the slopes at Laurel Mountain and Hidden Valley. Lead by President Scott McCoy, Secretary-Treasurer Curt Hofecker, and Vice-President Keith White, the experienced skiers polished their skills while the beginners took lessons and gradually increased their confidence on the slopes. American Field Service I_____ Row I: Miss Goodlin. Heather Williams. Hazel Miller. Becky Lee. Rita Harr. Marsha Murphy. Sue Shawley. Heather Bedison. AJ. Williams. Mari Sydanmaa. Ally-son Burkett. Julie Hall. Karen Merritt. Karen Rummel. Mrs. Schaller. Row 2-. Eve Henderson. Kelly Bowman. Candee Fox. Cindy Clark. Shawn Wynn. Ryan Pozar. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Lisa Short. Crystal Silk. Amy Rowland. Amy Pozar. Mary Moore. Paula Peters. Row 3: Brady Caldwell. Lisa Queer. Bill Clark. Laurel Nea-trour. Karen Beal. Tracy Merritt. Mary Ann Ewt. Gwen Jones. Julie Shirey. Eric Vaughan. Bob Taylor. Scott McCoy. Dan Luther. Row 4: Becky Kinnel. Keith Sheriff. Jeff Babuschak. Lisa Bobko. Nicole Saula. Lisa Closson. Jerry Clawson. Darren Gailey. Jenny Lentz. Matt Laskoski. Scott Dipofi. Darrell Stiffey. The senior high AFS chapter once again enjoyed a successful year of hosting a foreign exchange student -Mari Sydanmaa from Finland. Monthly meetings centered around planning for the various club events. Members constructed a float for the Fort Ligonier Days’ parade, earned funds through the annual holiday citrus sale, and hosted the International Weekend in March. Officers: President Julie Shirey. Vice-President Bill Clark. Secretary Cindy Clark, and Treasurer Scott McCoy. Promotes Peace And Friendship Being a member of the AFS club doesn't always mean all work and no play. Many fun-filled hours were put into building this year's float. These included freezing our hands off while wheat-pasting, painting over wet wheat-paste. and even blowing TWO fuses in Schaller’s barn! There also were the Halloween and Christmas parties as well as the farewell party for Mrs. Schaller before she left school for her sabbatical. Junior AFS Assists Senior Group Row I: Miss Lauver. Becky Slick. Deanna Harding. Megan Pozar, Stephanie Garland. Lynn Brudnak. Dana Flickinger, Kim Clawson. Stacy Guaetta. Heather Far-nam. Row 2: Mary Ann Marsh. Rhea McDowell. Jennifer Bedison. Danielle Banko. Melissa Johnstone. Jeanne Moore. Beth Langham. Beth Mulvihill. Beth Luther. Jill Penrose. Row 3: Mitzi Cable. Stephanie Hill. Jamie Gehring. Deann Pease. Marsha Peterson. Amy Silk. Christy Clark. Melissa Dubics. Marsha Laskoski. Kim Clark. Junior High AFS Officers: President Melissa Dubics. Vice-President Jill Penrose. Treasurer Becky Slick, Secretary Deanna Harding. Under the leadership of sponsor Miss Jean Lauver. the junior high AFS chapter works to build an early interest in the exchange program. Besides selling candy sticks to raise money, members also assist the senior high chapter by helping with the annual International Weekend. Sew . . . What's New! Row I: Paula Bridge. Michelle Silbaugh, Melissa Gray. Sharon McGinnis. Jeanne Moore. Mitzi Cable. Tawnia Edwards. Stacy Kaufman. Row 2-. Mandy Foust. Lori McClellan. Michelle McClellan. Jennifer Dubics. Roberta White. Bronwyn Troll. Laura Knupp. Valerie Marsh. Holly Marsh. Judy Kozich. Debbie Naylor. Paula Gregory. Angie Miller. Pam Babuschak. Row 3: Miss Goodlin. Lea Deemer. Brook Bowers. Jenny Brown. Dana Solich. Toni Hall. Bridget Rummel. Mandy Murphy. Janna Kamman. Heather Boring. Veronica Pechart. Laura Silk. Mrs. Klorczyk. The Stitchery Club is comprised of junior high students who wish to learn about the various types of needlework that can be used as crafts or gifts. President Mandy Murphy, along with Vice-President Michelle Silbaugh, Secretary Dana Solich, and Treasurer Lea Deemer, organize each meeting and check to be sure that all members are working on projects during the club periods. Varsity Clubs Work Row I: Ginger Fulcomer. Cindy Clark. Amy Pozar. Stacy Parks, Kelly Stiffey. Tracey Helsel. Christy Clark. Amy Rowland. Mary Crusan, Mary Moore. Mrs. Campbell. Row 2s Sandy Baird. Kelly Bowman. DeeDee Gregory, Allyson Burkett. Deneen Jones. Karen Merritt. Rita Harr. Eve Henderson. Heather Williams. Heather Bedison, Marsha Murphy. Gwen Jones. The Girls' Varsity Club, led by Mrs. Campbell, includes senior high girls who participate in volleyball, basketball, softball, track, and cheerleading. Members sell pizzas and subs throughout the year to provide funds for the varsity jackets earned by the members. Officers for the year included President DeeDee Gregory. Vice-President Heather Williams, Secretary Amy Rowland, and Treasurer Kelly Bowman. To Purchase Jackets Row h Don James. Scott Fabrizio. Mike James. Alan Burkhart. Jim Trimble. Chuck Mitchell. Chuck Altimus. Todd Hepner. Mike Kerr. Brady Caldwell. Mark McGeary. Mr. Page. Row 2-. Scott McCoy. Troy Langham. Greg Walker. Bob Taylor. Shawn Toy. Scott Kerr. Paul Bernabo. Greg Ludwig. Dave Wingard. Greg Burkett. Eric Pickup. Row 3: Rick Hill, Keith White. Tom Mundorff. Kevin Stiffler. Bob Neidbalson. Keith Sheriff. Scott Hutchinson. Jeff Dixon. Mark ''€ymmings. Charles Cable. Ryan Pozar. Steve Shank. The Boys' Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. Page, is made up of senior high athletes who participate in interscholastic sports. Providing leadership for the year were President Paul Bernabo. Vice-President Tom Mundorff. Secretary Scott McCoy, and Treasurer Mike James. They organized numerous sub and pizza sales to help defray the costs of the letterman jackets purchased by the club. Journalists Publish Ram-Page Row I: Julie Shirey. Jani Payne. Heather Little. Heidi Klym. Audra McDermott. Becky Kinnel. Row 1. Kelly Bowman. Tracey Hels Moore. Mary Ann Ewt. Julie Hall. Kelly Henderson. Row 3: Heather Mulligan. A.J. Williams, Nicole Saula. Jennifer Lentz. Karen Layton... zar. Paula Bridge. Row 4: Bill Clark. Jeff Babuschak. Eric Pickup. Karen Beal. Stacy Parks. Jenny Brown. Row 5: Mai Trang Bui. Karen Mei Clark. Hazel Miller. Allyson Burkett. The writers of this monthly publication in The Ligonier Echo provide the community with news about school activities and athletic events. A new addition in several issues this year was a feature article about an outstanding faculty member or student. The staff continually tries to upgrade the quality of its reporting. Co-Editors Eric Pickup. Rita Harr and Cindy Mrs. Kelly and Miss Goodlin. Students Explore Health Careers Connie Duncan. Alyssa Plachta. Carol Caldwell. Patty Lambing. Gwen Jones. Kelly Stiffey. Row 2. Mrs. Krevetski. Randi Jasper. Laura le Riffle. Heidi Klym. Heather Williams. Jani Payne. Eve Henderson. Tracey Helsel. Jodi Lepsch. Row 3: Shauna Trimble. Ruth Crusan. fer. Stephanie Hall. Robin Shaffer. Crystal Silk. Becky Lee. Sheila Colson. Lepsch. Treasurer Alyssa Plachta. Secretary Carol Caldwell, onnie Duncan. President Patty Lambing. Second Vice-President The Health Careers Club is made up of students who are interested in furthering their education in a health-related field. The group takes several field trips to visit medical facilities during the school year. At the end of the year, the club awards two seniors entering a medical profession the Oscie Kuhar Memorial Scholarship. 59 Students Exhibit Row I: Beth Langham. Mai Trang Bui. Megan Pozar Aynn Brudnak. Alan Conrad. Be ie Caldwell. Row 2; Tim Houqk. Stacy Guaetta. Heather Farnam. Deanna F Foust. Row 3: Vynn Pechart. Jeff Priest. Seth Mundorf. Robbie n Shaftic. Jennifer B , ji . .feidi Stiffler. Stacy Priest V .her. Jill Penrose. Christy Clark. Er - R- bin ''-obbie Blake. Mike Rolley. Neil Galb . y� � w. The Junior and Senior High Leaders' Clubs are made up of students who have demonstrated leadership, sportsmanship, and a positive attitude in their gym classes. Members assist the physical education teachers during class by serving as referees and scorekeepers. The club advisors--Mrs. Diana Nicolai, Mr. Angelo Sembiante, and Mrs. Renee Campbell- organized an M M fund raiser early in the year to provide money for the purchase of sweatsuits personalized for each club member. Leadership Qualities v : ' o. A J. Williams,.Heather Mulligan. . - Mai y Jc Adiswortn. K . cv Merritt, Jerry Clawson. Shatfn Mundorff, Mike James. Allyso ?ow 3: Bill Ciark. Shawn Wynn. . Ciusan. Kirn Wissinger. Michele Z Harr. Row 4: MatrLaskoski. Scott. •ly Bowman. Justine Craft. '“:ndy Clark. Greg Stutzman. Heather Bedison. Ryan Troll. Debbie Riffle. ''an Luther. Jim Trimble. Tom M-ndorff. Alan Burkhart. Jeff � rd. v. J' reg Burkett. DeeDee Gregory, Amy Rowland. Mary ' Karwo. Geoff ShankrAlary Moore. Amy Pozar. Kel- Girls Build Strength Row I: Sherry Howard. Carol Caldwell. Lisa Currie. Laura Baird. Laurel Neatrour. Patty Lambing. Tina Houck. Audra McDermott. Karen Merritt, Becky Lee. Row 2-. Mr. Glenn. Tawnia Buckles. Tracy Merritt. Sheila Colson. Deneen Jones. Kelly Stiffey. Tangi Garland, Chris Closson. Rocky Jo Croyle. Jodi Lepsch. Lisa Short. Gretchen McClure. Tracey Helsel. Sharon Williams. Stacy Parks. Mr. Sekela. The Girls’ Weightlifting Club is becoming more and more popular as the members try to improve their physical fitness. The girls work out during club periods and several days a week after school. Fund raisers are held to purchase club jackets. Officers: President Gretchen McClure. Vice-President Tracey Helsel. Secretary Audra McDermott, Co-Treasurers Tracy Merritt and Lisa Short. Students Practice Self-Defense Row I: Wayne Kinnel. Sandy Baird. Ginger Fulcomer. Matt Richards. Lance Berkstresser. Heather Bedison. Jenny James. Kim Wissinger, Tom Wagner. Rodney Hofecker, Adam Clawson. Row 3: Tim Layton. Kenn Clark. Brandon Yeager. Marsha Murphy. Justine Craft. Ryan Troll. Jeremy Dupuis. Karen Merritt. Kelly Bowman. Wendy Neiderhiser, Brandy Bouch. Row 3: Justin Gorman. Warren Columbus. Denise Baird. Cathy Ankney. Deneen Jones. Greg Stutzman. Geoff Shank. Corey Kaufman. Chad Crusan. Mike Wagner. Row 4: Shawn Nesmith. Stephanie Prisk. Ray Marano. Mike Graff. Keith Sheriff. Greg Burkett. Jerry Lambing. Jim Lynch. Matt Gailey. , • A new club at Laurel Valley this year was the Martial Arts Club. Mr. John Neiderhiser served as advisor to the popular club as the members were instructed in various forms of self-defense techniques. Serving as officers in this initial year of operation were President Sandy Baird. Vice-President Matt Gailey. Secretary Marsha Murphy, and Treasurer Ginger Fulcomer. 63 FBLA Serves Breakfast With Santa Row I: Mrs. Bennett. Ed Stormer, Tina Jarvis. AJ. Williams. Donna Howard. Sally Jones. Patty Lambing. Laurel Neatrour. Lisa Currie. Cathy Ankney. Kim Wis-singer. Row 2: Mrs. Potthoff. Jodi Lepsch. Tracey Helsel. Tawnia Buckles. Joy McGarvey. Chris Closson. Tangi Garland. Rocky Jo Croyle. Mary Crusan. Ginger Fulcomer. Sandy Baird. Dusty Peters. Row 3: Mr. Wahl. Randi Jasper. Rob Croyle. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Lisa Short. Gretchen McClure. Bill Jarvis. Mark McGeary. Vickie Shaffer. Wendy Sanders. Robin Shaffer. Row 4: Tracy Lichtenfels. Teresa Shetler. Connie Duncan. Carol Caldwell. Gail Henderson. Chris Ri shell. Debbie Riffle. Sharon Williams. Matt Laskoski. Lisa Bobko. Dave Colson. Curt Hofecker. The Future Business Leaders of America took part in many activities during the year. Several of them included delivering Halloween treats to the residents of the Wedge-Hart Manor and Fairfield Elementary School, holding a Breakfast with Santa for community children, and attending regional and state workshops. Members also raised money for the state FBLA project--We Care- which benefits the American Red Cross local chapters. Laurel Leaf Publishes School News Row I: Archie Dodson. Heather Mulligan. A. J. Williams. Rob Croyle. Kelly Green. Mitzi Foust. Row 2: Vicki Demko. Tina Jarvis. Sheila Colson. Joy McGarvey, Joe Patton. Dave Wingard. Row 3: Sharon Williams. Ed Colson. Dave Colson. Curt Hofecker. Bryan Baird. Bill Hirsch. The Laurel Leaf, which is a project of the business department. was published monthly throughout the school year. The members of the staff used their creativity and writing skills to report the school activities and various athletic events. Editor Mitzi Foust Yearbook Staffs Literary Staff. Row I: Jenny Lentz. Tricia Garland. Lisa Closson. Julie Shirey. Sheila Colson. AJ. Williams. Cindy Clark. Row 2: Lisa Bobko. DeeDee Gregory. Bill Clark. Eric Vaughan. John Astolos. Below left: Editor Julie Shirey with Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Bennett, literary advisors. The Laurel litarary staff is responsible for designing and editing the yearbook. The staff worked many long hours to meet what sometimes seemed like a never-ending series of deadlines. They will also be producing the summer supplement for addition to the yearbook sometime in August. 66 Work Together Row I: Tina Jarvis. Mr. Wahl. Kelly Green. Curt Hofecker. Row 2-. Dave Wingard. Sharon Williams. Mrs. Bennett. Heather Mulligan. Joy McGarvey. Mitzi Foust. Row 3s Bill Hirsch. Ed Colson. Sheila Colson. Rob Croyle. A.J. Williams. Business Manager A.J. Williams. Chief Accountant Rob Croyle. and Auditor Sheila Colson. The Laurel Business Staff is responsible for the handling of all moneys associated with the yearbook. They organize and implement the magazine campaign fund raising program as well as collect pa ments for yearbook subscriptions. N.H.S. Planned Spring Induction Row I: Heather Williams. Jennifer Lentz. Tracy Lichtenfels. Row 2. Brian Custer. Brady Caldwell. Paula Peters. Rita Harr. Mrs. Campbell. Row 3: Bill Clark. Jeff Babuschak. Mitzi f-oust. NATIONAL -IONOR SOCIETY Officers: Vice-President Heather Williams. President Jeff Babuschak Secretary-Treasurer Rita Harr. The National Honor Society is made up of a select group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, who are chosen by the faculty. Selection is based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. New members are inducted during a candlelight ceremony held in the spring. Artists Decorate School Lobby Row I- Mrs. Bauman. Mitzi Foust. Jodi Stiles. Trina Filat, Lynly Garland. Christa McClellan. Row 2: Crissy Penrose. Betty Shuey. Carol Lazarowicz. Terri DeWitt. Robin Rosenberger. Renae McClellan. Members of the Art and Display Club, advised by Mrs. Bauman, spend their time painting or drawing pictures and designs. The club is responsible for decorating the lobby and showcase with various samples of student artwork. Officers: President Terri DeWitt. Vice-President Renae McClellan. Secretary Jodi Stiles. Treasurer Christa McClellan. Orators And Cameramen Above. Forensics Team: Julie Hall. Ryan Troll. Karen Beal. Jam Payne. Amy Silk. Christy Clark. Jill Penrose. Below left. VCR Club. Row I: Mike Lavis. Danny Sa-tryano. Brandon Yeager. Matt LaMantia. Row 2-. Louie Kamman. Bill Clark. Scott Lichtenfels. Bruce Eckstein. Philip Korchnak. The Forensics Club meets monthly with sponsor Mrs. Mary Anne Stiles. Members prepare readings and other materials for competition at local forensics meets. Members of the VCR Club, under the guidance of Mr. Bryson, work together to learn videotaping tech niques. They often are seen filming LV sporting events in order for players and coaches to study their performances at later practice sessions. Above. VCR Officers President Bill Clark. Vice President Eddie Moore. Secre tary Cory Short, and Treasurer Bruce Eckstein. Below. Forensics Officers: Recording Secretary Karen Beal. Co-Captain Ryan Troll. Captain Jam Payne, and Corresponding Secretary Julie Hall. Varsity Rams Prove Successful Row I: Scott McCoy. James Trimble. Ray Marano. Mark Kasterko. Scott Clark. Tom Mundorff. Paul Bernabo. Mike James. Eric Pickup. Keith White. Row 1. Mr. Kevin Marabito. Louie Kamman. Charles Cable. Scott Hutchinson. Dusty Peters. Mark McGeary. Don James. Tom Layton. Troy Langham. Rick Hill. Walt Savage. Mike Kerr, Ray Jones. Greg Walker. Mr. Scott Lewandowski. Row 3: Coach Gerald Page. Greg Ludwig. Jeff Patton. Mike Colson. Fred Shank. Jeff Dixon. Mark Cummings. Troy Bateman. Bob Neidbalson. Kevin Stiffler. Scott Fabrizio. Budd Riffle. Alan Burkhart. Chuck Altimus. Mr. Jim Zack. The 1987 varsity Rams football team ended an injury-riddled season with an even 5-5 record. The Rams made every game their best effort and never gave up. They ended the season on a winning note by shutting our Purchase Line 43-0. The leading rusher. Scott Clark, rushed for 590 yards on Id carries and. along with Paul Bernabo. hit the paydirt for six touchdowns and two 2-point conversions. Tom Mundorff led the defense with 74 tackles and 39 assists and Paul Bernabo had 9 sacks. At the conclusion of the season, the following seniors were named to the Appalachian All-Star team: linebacker Tom Mundorff. placekicker Paul Bernabo. running back Scott Clark, and tackle Jim Trimble. Honorable mention awards were given to Mike James. Scott McCoy. Eric Pickup, and Keith White. Many underclassmen gained valuable experience and are looking forward to a promising season in 1988. Head Coach Gerald Page Despite Rash Of Injuries 18 A Jeff Mundorff Paul Bernabo Scott Clark Mike James Mark Kasterko Scott McCoy Assistant Coaches Scott Lewandowski. Kevin Marabito. Jim Zack Team Speed And Agility Make Up For Lack Of Size SCOREBOARD LV 27 Penns Manor 0 LV 0 Saltsburg 22 LV 20 Conemaugh Valley 18 LV 0 Berlin 26 LV 12 Blaeklick Valley 0 LV 24 Ferndale 16 LV 8 Meyersdale 12 LV 6 Shade 25 LV 0 United 22 LV 43 Purchase Line 0 Tom Mundorff Eric Pickup Jim Trimble Keith While In Victory Or Defeat, Our Senior Day dawned sunny and warm and was marred only by a 22 0 defeat at the hands of United, but even this could not take away the pride. The game was a tough battle as the Rams put forth one of their best efforts of the season. Ten veteran football players were recognized preceding the final home game of their high school careers. 79 Rams Entertain The Fans Disappointing JV Season Row I: Mike Colson. Mark Cummings. Charles Cable. Mark McGeary. Mark Kasterko. Tom Layton. Ray Jones. Row 2-. Coach Jim Zack. Scott Fabrizio. Chuck Al-timus. Greg Ludwig. Troy.Bateman. Fred Shank. Louie Kamman, Walt Savage. Jeff Patton. Coach Tim LaMantia. e ' • The junior varsity football team played an abbreviated four-game season this year. Although they did not have a win. they gained valuable playing time which will be an asset to the team next year. 81 I: Jason Kimes. Tim O'Shell. Bill Wagner. Brian McClellan. Alan Gamble. Scoil Caine. Tom Lavis. Larry McDowt.i. Koooie t... Robertson. Row 1 Russ McNally. Seth Mundorff. Chris Zacur. Tim Houck. Chris Hall. Jason Burkhart. Glenn Garland. Peter Jones. Nt Burkey. Tim Layton. Mike Krouse. Jeff Priest. Row 3 Alan Conrad. Bill Machak. Eric Robinson. Jim Edwards. Dan Mundorff. Bert Peters. Miller. Jim Lynch. Matt Richards. Matt Kelly. Dave Bloom. Benji Solich. Richard Howard. Junior Rams Earn SCOREBOARD LV vs. Berlin 14- 6 LV vs. Blacklick Valley 14- 0 LV vs. Meyersdale 0-12 LV vs. Conemaugh Valley 8- 0 LV . vs. Shade 38-18 LV vs. Ferndale sa 0 Impressive Victories The junior high football team showed great talent throughout their impressive season as they ended with a record of five wins and one loss. The young Rams concluded their season with a shutout over Ferndale during an assembly game for all junior high students. 83 Seniors Win Powderpuff Senior Powderpuff Team. Row |: Allyson Burkett. Sheila Colson. A.J. Williams. Row 1. DeeDee Gregory. Julie Shirey. Lisa Bobko. Karen Layton. Nicole Saula. Jennifer Lentz. Lisa Closson. Row i. Keith White. Becky Kinnel. Paul Bernabo. Tom Mulligan. Scott Clark. Jeff Mundorff. Darren Gailey. Joe Patton. Deneen Jones. Heather Mulligan. 84 Snowball Battle Junior Powderpuff Team. Row 1= Heather Williams. Gwen Jones. Mary Ann Ewt. Jani Payne. Eve Henderson. Row 2-. Heidi Klym. Audra McDermott, Stacy Parks. Gretchen McClure. Becky Lee. Tracy Lichtenfels. Julie Peters. Row 3: Heather Little. Rita Harr. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Lisa Short. Tracy Merritt. Tracey Helsel. Jodi Lepsch. Rocky Jo Croyle. Wendy Sanders. Teresa Shetler. Row 3: Brady Caldwell. Mike Kerr. Brian Custer. Greg Walker. Scott Hutchinson. Rick Hill. Dusty Peters. The Class of 1988 remained undefeated and unscored upon as they were victorious over the Junior Class, 14-0. Lisa Closson scored a touchdown while Sheila Colson scored a touchdown and a two-point conversion for their team. This year’s game was played in the midst of a blizzard but was still enjoyed by students, teachers, and parents who braved the cold to cheer on their favorite team. At the conclusion of the game. Senior Sheila Colson was awarded the MVS trophy, made by the Senior Cheerleaders. Moo Crew II. Junior Heather Little was named the outstanding defensive player. 85 Volleyball Team Row I: Lisa Closson. Cindy Clark. Deneen Jones. Karen Merritt. Julie Shirey. Allyson Burkett. Row 2 Mary Moore. Amy Rowland. Kelly Bowman. Mary Crusan Row 3. Eve Henderson. Rita Harr. Tracy Merritt. Marsha Murphy. The varsity volleyball team provided fans an exciting season as they ended up with a 6-9 record. At the conclusion of their regular 14-game season, the girls traveled to Altoona where they participated in the District 6 Volley ball Tournament. After two close games with opponent Forest Hills. LV was eliminated from the tournament. 86 Enters Districts LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV LV SCOREBOARD 11- 15. 11-15 15-11. 13-15. 15 9 12- 15. 15- 0. 15- 0 vs. Marion Center vs. Saltsburg vs. United vs. Homer-Center vs. Penns Manor vs. Purchase Line vs. Blairsville vs. Marion Center vs. Saltsburg vs. United vs. Blairsville vs. Homer Center vs. Penns Manor vs. Purchase Line vs. Forest Hills 15-13. 15-11 12-15. 15- 9. 15 8 11-15. 13-15 8-15. 15-12. 15- 8 15- 5. 8-15. 7-15 3-15. 6-15 15- 7. 15- 3 11-15. 15- 9. 1015 15- 9. 14 16. 1015 11-15. 15- 3. 9-15 11-15. 13-15 PLAYOFFS 13-15. 9-15 Deneen Jones Karen Merritt Julie Shirey Junior Spikers Row I: Tracy Merritt. Jill Penrose. Marsha Murphy. Sue Shawley. Heather Bedison. Row 1. Mary Crusan. Christy Clark. Ginger Fulcomer. Mary Moore. Amy Po-zar. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Karen Rummel. Lisa Closson. Show Promise Under second-year eoach Mary Nei-zelski, the junior varsity team once again was impressive. With a great display of teamwork and positive attitudes, the girls showed great promise for the future by chalking up a 10-4 record. Golfers Swing Row I: Bob Taylor. Ryan Pozar, Jennifer Lentz, Stacy Parks. Brady Caldwell. Row 2: Chuck Mitchell. Todd Hepner. Eric Gamble. Brian Caldwell. Ryan Troll. Dan Luther. Shawn Toy. The 1987 Golf Team participated in eight matches during their competitive season. They managed only one victory, but showed improvement at each outing by lowering their individual and team scores over the course of the 90 season. Curt Hofecker For The Greens Jennifer Lentz Ryan Pozar Coach Toy Junior High Girls Row I: Sandy Custer. Stacy Priest. Lynn Brudnak. Jill Berkstresser. Kim Clark. Row 1 Jana Kamman. Christine Oueer. Kelly Henderson. Belinda Krouse. Robin Sheriff. Rayna Robertson. Row i Stacie Guaetta. Michelle McClellan. Jennifer Bedison. Jennifer Dubics. Jennifer Reed. Sharon McGinnis. Bridgette Rummel. Mandi Loust. Coach Tom Bryson. The Junior High girls basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Bryson, managed to record 6 wins from a 17 game season. The girls enjoyed the competition and had plenty of practice and instruction in the basic skills of the game. 92 Practice Basics SCOREBOARD LV vs. Portage 15-13 IV vs. Blairsville 704 LV vs. Marion Center 12-33 LV vs. Saltsburg 2- 0 Forfeit LV vs. Conemaugh Valley 17-15 LV vs. United 8-33 LV vs. Homer-Center 7-18 LV vs. Blacklick Valley 8-28 LV vs. Purchase Line 32-10 LV vs. Blairsville 8 41 LV vs. Marion Center 9-44 LV vs. Ferndale 20-16 LV vs. Saltsburg 32-11 LV vs. United 12-23 LV vs. Homer Center 23-32 LV vs. Blacklick Valley 15-32 LV vs. Purchase Line 16 27 Girls Strive For Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team. Row I: Lisa Closson. Karen Merritt. Cindy Clark. Heather Bedison. Row 2-. DeeDee Gregory. Christy Clark. Kelly Bowman. Den-een Jones. Amy Pozar. Mary Moore. Justine Craft. Missy Dubics. Amy Rowland. The girls' basketball team rolled through a season of ups and downs. They began in early December, setting out to show marked improvement from last year’s efforts. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they accumulated more wins in their first two weeks than they had all last season. Then tragedy struck with the untimely death of head coach David Bowman. But the girls stuck together, finishing the season with hard-fought victories and stellar showings even in defeat. They entered the district playoffs hoping for advancement while knowing the experience would pay off for future teams whether or not they 94 earned a victory. In memory of a beloved husband, father, teacher. and basketball coach-Mr. David L. Bowman. He will be remembered for his dedication to the team concept and his efforts to raise the level of expectations for the girls' basketball program at LV. He will be sadly missed by all those who were associated with him in any way. Court Successes Lisa Closson DeeDee Gregory Coaches Bryson and Bennett Deneen Jones Karen Merritt Mari Sydanmaa 95 SCOREBOARD LV 48 United 57 LV 55 Ligonier 30 LV 41 Penns Manor 42 LV 97 Saltsburg 10 LV 49 Homer Center 62 LV 61 Blairsville 14 LV 48 Blacklick Valley 20 LV 54 Portage 46 LV 63 Saltsburg II LV 62 Blairsville 38 LV 39 Conemaugh Valley 42 LV 32 United 52 LV 55 Blacklick Valley 32 LV 43 Ferndale 79 LV 31 Conemaugh Valley 56 LV 37 Portage 39 OT LV 61 Penns Manor 45 LV 65 Homer Center 57 LV 39 Ferndale 89 District 6 Playoff LV 22 Ferndale 70 Lady Rams Improve Offensive Skills Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Stacie Guaetta. Heather Bedison. Christy Clark. Michele Zacur. Ginger Fulcomer. Missy Dubics, Justine Craft. Heather Farnam. Mari Sydanmaa. The girls' junior varsity basketball team struggled through a trying season while earning nine victories. The girls worked hard to improve their rebounding and passing skills. While points seemed hard to come by, the desire exhibited by the team was evident to both coaches Bryson and Bennett during the course of the season. Varsity Team Looks Row I: Alan Burkhart. Todd Hepner. Greg Walker. Eric Pickup. Budd Riffle. Lance Berkstresser. Row 2-. Brian Custer. Jerry Clawson. Eric Machak. Scott Clark. Jeff Dixon. Steve Shank. Below left, coaches: Scott Lewandowski and Jim Zack. The varsity basketball team struggled through a long season, coming up short on victories but long on determination and fortitude. Lead by senior Scott Clark, who went over the 1,000-point scoring plateau near the end of the season, the Rams played tough in every game, entering the playoffs with a 4-18 mark. With a very young, and now experienced, group of underclassmen, the next several years of varsity basketball should show many more victories. Scoreboard NAarion Center SaXtsbur BXatrsvWXe XJXnited Bishop NAcCort United Portage Bishop CarroW Conemaugh VaXXey Portage BXackXick VaXXey BXackXick VaWe Conemaugh VaWe f Bishop C arroXX Bishop NAcCort PerndaXe Kiski Prep PerndaXe District 6 PXayoffs Glendale BXackXick VaXXey Valuable Experience Good Positions 1,000th Career Point Junior Varsity Players Junior Varsity team: Budd Riffle. Troy Langham. Ray Jones. Pat Silbaugh. Eric Gamble. Wayne Kinnel. Brian Caldwell. Bob Ta Greg Burkett. 106 Practice Teamwork The junior varsity boys’ basketball team suffered through a trying season. Under the direction of Coach Lewandowski, the players worked hard to improve their individual and team skills. Though victories were few, dedication was evident. As the season progressed, and the team held its own against oftentimes bigger and stronger opponents. 107 Young Players Aim To Junior High Team. Row I: Tim O’Shell. Jason Burkhart. Robbie Marsh. Chris Hall. Scott Neuner. Row 1. Mike Rolley. Jeff Priest. Tim Layton. Tom Lavis. Dan Wynn. Robbie Blake. Vynn Pechart. Jason Kimes. The junior high boys’ basketball teams showed aggressiveness as they worked their way to numerous victories throughout the season. Emphasis on individual improvement. as well as working toward team goals, allowed each player to strive for new heights with each practice and game. The hope of LV basketball fortunes will rest well in the hands of these capable hoopsters. Junior High Coaches Bob Ludwig and Greg Page Be Stars Of The Future Eighth Grade Team. Row I: Mike Burkett. Mike Lavis. David Bloom. Ben Solich. Bill Machak. Row 2-. Jim Stiffey. Brian Penrose. Dustin Silk. Larry McDowell. Russ McNally, Dan Mundorff. Jason Burkhart. Chris Hall. Seventh Grade Team. Row I: Mike Stutzman. Sean Byers. Matt LaMantia. Brad Sowers. Adam Pozar. Jason Pozar. Row 2-. Ron Smithley. Brook Caldwell. Aric Burfield. Brian Dubics. Matt Kelly. Brett Yeager. Cheerleaders Promote Row I Karen Merrill. Heather Little. Captain Becky Kinnel. Rita Harr. Deneen Jones. Row 1 Co-Captain Nicole Saula. Tracy Merritt. Tami Lulcomer. MaryAnn Ewt. Mary Jo Swatsworth. Marsha Murphy. Lisa Bobko. 0 NAT ED BY 0 STERS ORGANIZ Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Renee Campbell, the varsity cheerleaders provided school spirit and support for the various sports events throughout the year. During the 1987 summer, they were taught several new dance routines and cheers by Nationwide Cheerleaders from Indiana. As usual, the group also planned the annual Homecoming ceremonies and dance held in October. Ram Pride Lisa Bobko Laura Brendlinger Deneen Jones Becky Kinnel Karen Merrill Nicole Saula Junior Cheerleaders Inspire Teams Row I: Wendy Neiderhiser. Jill Berkstresser. Melissa LaMantia. Row 3: Heidi Stiffler. Valerie Caldwell. Kim Clawson. Cathy Demko. Row i Jamie Gehring. Deanna Harding. Row 4: Captain Amy Silk. The junior high cheerleaders not only cheer on the junior high teams, they also sell programs at varsity games, cheer at pep rallies, and assist the varsity squad in numerous other ways. One of their main activities this year was launching helium filled balloons at two of the football games. Junior Class Class Officers: Treasurer Gwen Jones. President Brady Caldwell. Vice-President Eve Henderson. and Secretary Heather Williams. Officers Keep Busy Laura Baird Mike Bateman Kerry Boring Heather Boske Jason Bowers Scott Buckles Tawnia Buckles Charles Cable Brady Caldwell Carol Caldwell Sonya Cieslo Adam Clawson Christine Closson Rocky Jo Croyle Chad Crusan Ruthie Crusan Mark Cummings Lisa Currie Lori Currie Brian Custer Keith Davis Scott Dipofi Connie Duncan Rob Ellis - Preparing For Annual Prom MaryAnn Ewt Trina Filat Tami Fulcomer Matt Gailey Lynly Garland Tangi Garland Rita Flarr Tracey Helsel Eve Henderson Gail Henderson Rick Hill Rodney Hofecker Scott Hutchinson Don James Bill Jarvis Randi Jasper Gwen Jones Ray Jones Louie Kamman Ian Karwoski Mike Kerr Heidi Klym Patty Lambing Troy Langham Juniors Show Lively Enthusiasm Matt Laskoski Tom Layton Becky Lee Jodi Lepsch Tracy Lichtenfels Heather Little Mike Marsh Christa McClellan Gretchen McClure Audra McDermott Paul McDowell Mark McGeary Tracy Merritt Laurel Neatrour Fred Neuner Stacy Parks Jani Payne Dusty Peters Julie Peters Paula Peters Lisa Queer Lonny Reed Tina Rethi Budd Riffle i And Out Of The Classroom Chris Rishell Karen Rummel Wendy Sanders Walter Savage Vickie Shaffer Teresa Shetler Lisa Short Darrell Stiffey Kelly Stiffey Ed Stormer Mary Jo Swatsworth Chad Tantlinger Sophomores Sell Valentine Officers: Treasurer Sandy Baird, Secretary Ginger Fulcomer. President Amy Rowland, and Vice-President Todd Flepner. Chuck Altimus Susan Andrews Cathy Ankney John Astolos Denise Baird Sandy Baird Troy Bateman Karen Beal Fleather Bedison Dave Berezansky Lance Berkstresser Kelly Bowman Jason Brown Greg Burkett Alan Burkhart Brian Caldwell Amy Closson Mike Colson Warren Columbus Terri Condron Justine Craft Mary Crusan Bill Crusan Gary Custer Candy To Raise Funds Jeff Dixon Jeremy Dupuis Missy Ellis Rick Enders Scott Fabrizio Ginger Fulcomer Eric Gamble David Gindlesperger Mike Graff Julie Flail Scott Hall Stephanie Hall Todd Hepner Donna Howard Heather Hughes Jenny James Corey Kaufman Jesse Keller Wayne Kinnel Susan Lazarowicz Ronnie Lichtenfels Tracy Lichtenfels Travis Lichtenfels Leslie Long Tenth Graders Work Together Greg Ludwig Dan Luther Heather Lynch Bill Marsh Marcie McGinnis Hazel Miller Chuck Mitchell Mary Moore Nancy Moore Marsha Murphy Bob Neidbalson Shawn Nesmith Alyssa Plachta Amy Pozar Eric Rhoades Amy Rowland Orville Saunders Robin Shaffer In The Classroom And Out Photo Unavailable Dino Brown Brian Demko Renee Dodson Barry Garland Bill Kahl Jeff Patton Amy Thompson Scott Yeager Kelly Shaftic Fred Shank Geoff Shank Sue Shawley Keith Sheriff Pat Silbaugh Crystal Silk Sue Snyder Dwayne Solich Kevin Stiffler Tom Strausbaugh Greg Stutzman Shawn Toy Ryan Troll Kim Wissinger Michele Zacur Freshmen Enjoy Robert Beard Jason Berkey Robbie Blake Scott Caine Christy Clark Kenn Clark Kim Clawson Robert Colson Missy Dubics Doug Eckels Bruce Eckstein Jim Edwards Tonya Edwards Heather Farnam Erick Foust Neil Galbraith Alan Gamble Glenn Garland Many Activities Jamie Gehring Justin Gorman Michelle Goughnour Jen Griffith Stacie Guaetta Deanna Harding Stan Henderson Stephanie Hill Rick Hughes Melissa Johnstone Peter Jones Jason Kimes Beth Langham Marsha Laskoski Tom Lavis Tim Layton Joe Lee Bruce Long Ninth Graders Explore Beth Luther Cathy Marsh Robbie Marsh Mike Matson Brian McClellan Michelle McDermott Rhea McDowell Mike McGinnis Eddie Moore Beth Mulvihill Seth Mundorff Randy Murphy Scott Neuner Tim O’Shell DeAnn Pease Vynn Pechart Jill Penrose Jeff Priest New Subject Areas Stephanie Prisk Matt Richards Doug Robertson Mike Rolley Dawn Rosenberger Jenny Shaffer Cory Short Tammy Shuey Amy Silk Becky Slick Corinna Staller Jim Stiffey Wendy Stiffey Mike Wagner Bill Wagner Dan Wynn Brandon Yeager Eighth Graders Grow In Class Officers: Vice-President Megan Pozar. Secretary Marcia Peterson. President Melissa LaMantia. and Treasurer Heidi Stiffler. Bill Ankney Danielle Banko Jennifer Bedison Jill Berkstresser Jason Bier David Bloom Brook Bowers Tammy Brendlinger Paula Bridge Jenny Brown Lynn Brudnak Mai Trang Bui Mike Burkett Jason Burkhart Mitzi Cable Valerie Caldwell Kevin Clark Kim Clark Alan Conrad Wesley Crownover Jamie Croyle Sandy Custer Lea Deemer Cathy Demko Wisdom And Stature Tim Dennison Chris DeWitr Rob Dipofi Bob Dunmirc Jim Evans Dana Flickinger Eric Garland Lori Garland Stephanie Garland Missy Gray Holly Gross Tom Hall Chris Hall Ginger Harnish Richard Howard Carl Hower Aaron Kinnel Philip Korchnak Jim Kozich Mike Krouse Melissa LaMantia Jerry Lambing Mike Lavis Scott Lichtenfels New Doors Open Jim Lynch Bill Machak Pat Mardis Amy McClellan Larry McDowell Russ McNally Tom Miller Jeannie Moore Dan Mundorff Fritz Mundorff Matt Neatrour Wendy Neiderhiser Christie Payne Brian Penrose Joe Penrose Marcia Peterson Megan Pozar Stacie Priest Jenny Reed Eric Robinson Melissa Robson Margaret Sanders Deanna Scott Shawn Shaftic 128 For Eighth Graders Carolyn Shannon Stacy Shingler Krista Shumaker Michelle Silbaugh Dustin Silk Jennifer Smyder Ben Solich Dana Solich Scott St. Clair Joseph Stanislaw Heidi Stiffler Joe Stormer Wade Stufft Shauna Trimble Bronwyn Troll Penny Wakefield Robert Worrell Chris Zacur w Class Officers: Vice-President Melissa Burd. President Brook Caldwell. Treasurer Rayna Robertson, and Secretary Jessica Thompson. Seventh Graders Adjust Pam Babuschak Jason Barr Heather Boring Brandy Bouch Melissa Burd Aric Burfield Sean Byers Brook Caldwell Bryan Columbus Jeff Coy Jason DeWitt Michael DeWitt Brian Dubics Jennifer Dubics Kathy Findley Mandi Foust Paula Gregory Ben Halderman To New School Routines Sarah Hall Bethany Hartman Kelly Henderson Renee Henderson Tricia Henderson Melanie Hixson Jeff Hutchinson Stan Jones Janna Kamman Stacy Kaufman Matt Kelly Laura Knupp Judy Kozich Belinda Krouse Keith Krouse Matthew LaMantia Jeffrey Little Jim Livengood Holly Marsh Valerie Marsh Bonnie McAdams Lori McClellan Michelle McClellan Tabitha McCullough Officers Lead Gary McDonald Sharin McGinnis Justin McNally Mandy Murphy Debbie Naylor Stephen Palek Veronica Pechart Bert Peters Adam Pozar Jason Pozar Christine Queer Rayna Robertson Brandy Robinson Bridget Rummel Shawn Rummel Robin Sheriff Heather Shirey Laura Silk activities Michael Sisitki Mike Slick Ron Smithley Brad Sowers Mike Stutzman Robbie Stutzman Stefanie Tosh Brian Whipkey Roberta White David Williams Jack Williams Kim Williams Brett Yeager Jeanne Yeager John Zimmerman Students Learn Trades Eastern Westmoreland Area Vocational-Technical School provides Laurel Valley students, along with students from Derry, Latrobe, and Ligonier. an educational center where various trades can be studied. There are over twelve different areas of concentration to choose from, ranging from electronics to cosmetology. Specialized hands-on practice during the three-year programs allows the students to develop the necessary skills in their chosen fields. PB 134 — ' ni luvvs- Administrators And Student Service Personnel The administration at Laurel Valley is headed by our principal. Mr. Stephen Whisdosh. A graduate of Duquesne University. Mr. Whisdosh is in his second year as our chief administrator. He is assisted by Mr. Fred Pickup, a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh. Health concerns are directed to our resident R.N., Mrs. Patricia Krevetski. In addition to duty here at the high school, her busy schedule takes her to both elementary schools. Our librarian, Mrs. Nancy Schaller. manages to keep track of the thousands of volumes that comprise the LV reference library. She is also responsible for the scheduling and maintenance of all audiovisual equipment and supplies provided for classroom use. The office is staffed with two of the finest secretaries in the district. Miss Linda Magnam and Mrs. Kathryn Palko handle everything from making bank deposits for club activity accounts to sending out student transcripts to college registrars for current and past students. Laurel Valley High School was created in 1952 when the high schools in Bolivar and New Florence were merged. In 1962. the present high school was built, and in 1977 a new educational wing was added to the structure. Presently the school houses 520 students in grades 7-12 as well as a faculty and support staff numbering over 50 professionals. Each year, as the graduates leave LV’s hallowed hall , they are reminded that ...when you need our guidance, we’ll have an open door.’’ Are Actively Involved In Our School ■ Mr. Stanley Dohoda n Mrs. Patricia Krevetski. R.N. | Ui Miss Linda Magnani Mrs. Kathryn Palko Mrs. Nancy Schaller In addition to their official duties. the administration and staff at LV are involved in many extracurricular activities. Mr. Whis-dosh and Mr. Pickup attend numerous public events including sports contests, band concerts, and club activities. Mr. Dohoda enlists the help of a number of students in organizing the career and college information available in the guidance office. Mrs. Krevetski sponsors the Health Careers Club while Mrs. Schaller serves as advisor for the local AFS chapter as well as the Library and Ski Clubs. Good Morning, Buenos Dias, Guten Morgen! Language arts instructors are involved in many classroom discussions and even lead students in holiday caroling. duty 5Ufl , 10St undergraduate and graduate classes prepared me for SNOW The Language Arts department at LV includes all levels of English studies, as well as speech and composition. Students are drilled in basic grammar and punctuation rules. They also study a variety of literature including Chaucer's poem The Canterbury Tales”. Shakespeare’s drama Julius Caesar, and Mark Twain's novel Huckleberry Finn. In composition, seniors can develop their personal writing skills through various exercises, including a daily journal and numerous topical themes. Speech classes allow our students the opportunity to practice forms of oral communication, including impromptu and extemporaneous speeches. The Foreign Language program at LV offers both Spanish and German. Over the comprehensive four-year program, students conjugate verbs, form sentences, and practice oral communication. Through field trips, students experience cultural aspects of language learning. Participation in Humanities Day each spring at the University of Pittsburgh at Greens-burg gives students the opportunity to compare their abilities with students from other area districts. To Dissect Or Not To Dissect Students in the Math Science curriculum study chemical reactions in laboratory experiments as well as perform proofs on equations in math analysis. The mathematics curriculum at LV consists of progressively more difficult classes beginning with Algebra I in the eighth or ninth grade to Math Analysis for senior academic students. Other courses include Algebra II. Ge ometry. Trigonometry, and General Math courses at various levels. The instructors in the math department show genuine concern for the students' learning, assisting them with the more difficult problems and explaining new theories nu merous times so that all members of the class have the opportunity to grasp the concept. Individualized practice and group projects help to make the study of mathematics an enjoyable experience for students and teachers alike. That 1$ The Problem! Students practice their math prowess, listen to lectures, perform experiments, and even |oke with the instructors to relieve the tensions of every day school assignments. Advanced students perform more detailed experiments and work more difficult equa lions in the course of their studies. Mrs. Margaret King Mr. John Sekela Students in the science department have the opportunity to explore the biological, chemical, and physical sciences. Courses ranging from General Science and Physical Science for the junior high student to Physics II and Biolo gy II for interested senior high students offer many avenues for exploration. Dissecting in biology, creating solutions in the chemistry lab. traveling to local nature reserves in ecology, and viewing numerous films provide our students with hands-on experiences in the world of science. These Are The Men Mr. Scott Lewandowski Mr. Jim Zack Social studies students explore world and U.S. cultures as well as study the psychology and sociology of mankind. Faculty members offer interesting materials for review when superintendent Carnahan visits some classes at IV. — Who Shape Our History The social studies department at Laurel Valley offers a vast selection of courses including World Cultures. U.S. Cultures. Civics. Sociology. Psychology. POD, and Current Events. Students have the opportunity to discuss relevant local, national, and world events as they relate to our culture. World history studies begin with early civilizations of man and progress through the Industrial Revolution to the current technological and scientific advances. In U.S. Cultures, students investigate American history from the first settlers through the Civil War to the current space explorations. Civics allows the student the opportunity to delve into the workings of our government’s executive, judicial, and legislative branches. Psychology and Sociology classes allow the students to ponder their behavioral patterns and their social relationships with others. Business And Industrial Arts Classes The Business Department offers students the opportunity to learn marketable skills while still in high school. Sophomores entering the business curriculum choose from three concentrations of study: general clerical, stenographic, and accounting. Courses in typewriting, accounting, shorthand, and office procedures prepare the students for basic entry-level jobs in the business world. Specialized instruction on various reprographics machines, electronic calculators, transcribers, and word processors prepare the students for positions in the electronic offices of today and tomorrow. Supplemental courses in business math, business communications, and general business economics provide additional information and background for aspiring businessperson. Business and Industrial Arts students have the opportunity to perform many hands-on learning activities. Shop projects and office simulations provide real life situations for the career-minded student interested in a vocational profession. Faculty interest and emphasis on current trends in business and industrial arts enhance the educational program. Mrs. Donna Bennett Mrs. Lenore Potthoff provide Hands-On Experience Students in basic technical drawing learn how to draw mechanical design plans to scale, draw three dimension views of objects, and work the CAD computer. Business students study proper letter-writing skills as well as prepare role-playing skits to demonstrate the various forms of business structure. The Industrial Arts department provides instruction in the proper techniques for wood and metal work as well as studies in drawing and design. In wood shop, junior high students prepare projects ranging from step stools to corner shelves. Advanced woodworkers can select such projects as gun racks, wall clocks, cedar chests, and end tables. Metal shop students learn welding, plastic lamination and foundry skills. Paint, Play, Sing, Sew Mrs. Lynne Klorczyk N Mrs. Joanne Bauman Miss Jean Lauver Students of the fine arts have the opportunity to learn sewing techniques as well as improve their drawing skills. Miss Karen Slade Get Involved Students are involved completing various projects while staff members make time for both work and recreation. Art students are often seen sketching local landscapes while faculty members enjoy other activities. Art students at LV explore the areas of drawing and design. Junior high students prepare various theme projects while advanced art enthusiasts perfect their skills in numerous areas of concentration. The student interested in domestic sciences has the opportunity to learn basic cooking and sewing skills in junior high home economics. Senior high students can opt to take either Foods and Nutrients or Home and Family Living as an elective home economics course. Our music department provides both vocal and instrumental outlets for talented musicians. Both junior and senior high choruses, as well as the junior, senior and jazz bands, entertain the LV community with public concerts twice a year. Our marching band is active in many community activities and parades. % Our Teachers Develop Mr. Angelo Sembiante ULAR Mrs. Renee Campbell Mrs. Diana Nicolai Ctnt, Mouth A Students studying health in both eighth and tenth grades at Laurel Valley are working to meet the state-mandated requirement for health education prior to graduation. Topics covered include first aid, mental and physical health, common diseases and drug and alochol problems and addiction. Participation in physical education classes encourages all students the opportunity to improve their physical conditions as well as to learn the basic skills and rules of many different sports including soccer, volleyball, basketball. and softball. Physical fitness testing each year results in the awarding of the Iron Man and Super Woman awards to the most physically fit students in both the junior and senior high. Students' Bodies And Minds The special services provided by the Resource Room instructors allow students to receive individualized instruction in certain areas. Students meet with instructors provided by the Westmoreland Intermediate Unit during study periods for assistance with problem areas of learning. Mrs. Graham, our TELLS remedial instructor, is responsible for assisting students in improving reading skills. Through reading exercises relating to everyday living, students better their personal reading abilities. District Leaders Board of Education, seated: Secretary Dr. Mary Kinney. Treasurer Raymond Conrad. Vice-President Roger Luther, and President Irma Stouffer. Standing: Rita Shutter. Annette Salyards. Diane Robinson. Richard Plickinger. and Edward Oles. At left. Mr. Milroy Carnahan. District Superintendent. Mr. Carnahan oversees the operations and activities of the entire school district. He is very active in keeping track of the programs, activities, and curriculum at Laurel Valley. Guide L V, Mr. Orvis Steimer Business Manager Mr. Steimer handles all financial transactions for the school district. He is responsible for planning and implementing the yearly budget. Mr. Fred Nipps. Home-School Visitor Mr. Nipps serves as a liaison among parents, students. faculty, and administration. He is responsible for the district attendance records. Mr. Francis Voyten. School Psychologist Mr. Voyten handles the district testing programs for TELLS. TAP. and ITBS. He is also responsible for overseeing the multi-exceptionalities programs. Dr. Enoch Wootton. Curriculum Coordinator Dr Wootton is responsible for the procurement and disbursement of federal funding for the district. He also reviews all course offerings. Mr. Ray Beam. Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Beam assigns and oversees the maintenance and repairs for all school district buildings and grounds. The Ligonier Valley School District is ably directed by the men and women pictured on these pages. Without their guidance and dedication. the everyday workings of the school district could not run as smoothly as they do. They are visible in our school throughout the year as they keep in touch with the local administrators, faculty, custodial staff, and student body. The school board meets once a month to handle the official business of the district. Members set policy and formally adopt the annual budget. Each board member shows a special concern for the students, staff, and administrators in the district as they attempt to promote the best possible educational environment. Special People For Special Jobs Cafeteria Staff. Row I: Connie Nelson. Mary Lou Penrod. Shine Gamble. Row 2 Sue Pozar. Pat Swank. Shirley Neal, Michele Stiffey. Nancy Bowman. Connie Slick. Custodial Staff: Jim Shultz. Billie McKowan. Adeleine Morrow. Henry Palmer. Jim Long. Food Service Director Carolyn Gump The Class Of 1988—Then And Now IN 1983. AS SIXTH GRADERS Mow I Becky kimwl, Robbie Croyle. Bily Hirsch. Bily lichtenfels. Paul Bernabo. Mark Katterko. Karen Merrill. Allyton Burkett. John Shaver. A J William . Cn y Penro e. Jimmy Trimble. Billy Clark. Charlie Coy. Row Scott McCoy. Archie Dod on. Tricia Garland Kevin Johnstone. Karen layton. Terry Shank. Veronica Audrey. Jell Babutchak. Cindy Clark. Ronnie Beard. Eric Pickup. Can dee Fox. Row 3 Ryan Pozar. John Dubic . Dave Wingard. Kelly Deemer. Dean Tellord. Carol lazarowicx. Todd Silk. Sally Jone . Sherry Howard. Sheila Colton. Jell Mundorfl. Jeanette Shetler. Scott Sheriff. Mitxi Foust. Row 4: Shawn Wynn. Mi� y Luther. Monica Peter . Li a Closton. Sam Andrew . Kristen Gehnng. Buddy Kitamore. li a Bobko. Jerry Clawson. Kathleen Moore. Nicole Saula. Julie Shirey. Adam Miller. Eric Machak. Mr. Solich. Row 5 Mike Jame . Dave Colson. Tina Jarvi . Keith White. Betty Shuey. Eddie Colton. Renae McClellan. Curt Hofeckcr. Joy McGarvey. Tommy Moore. Joey Crou e. Donny Wilkin . Robbie Hudson Row 6 Stephen Shank. Angie Rolley. Mr. Mikita. Terri Dewitt. Scott Kerr. Ricky Ludwig. Tommy Mundorlf. Heather Thompson. Jenny Lentz. Jodi Stiles. Robin Rotenburger. Debbie Riflle. Sharon Williams. Mrs Smith. Scott Clark IN 198'. AS SENIORS Row I Becky Kmnel. Rob Croyle. Bil Hirsch. Bill lichtenfels. Paul Bernabo. Mark Kasterko. Karen Merritt. Allyton Burkett. A.J William . Crissy Penrose. Jim Trimble. Bil Clark. Charlie Coy. Row 3: Mari Sydanmaa. Scott McCoy. Archie Dodson. Kevin Johnstone. Karen Layton. Jeff Babuschak. Cindy Clark. Ronnie Beard. Eric Pickup. Candee Fox. Joe Patton Row 3 Ryan Pozar. David Wmgard. Dean Telford. Carol Lazarowicz. Todd Silk. Sally Jones. Sherry Howard. Sheila Colson. Jell Mundorfl. Mitzi Foust. Bryan Baird. Row 4 Missy Luther. Shawn Wynn, lisa Closton. Sam Andrew , lisa Bobko. Jerry Claw son. Nicole Saula. Julie Shirey. Eric Machak. Row 5 Mike James. David Colson. T ina Jarvis. Keith White. Betty Shuey. Ed Colson. Renae McClellan. Curt FJolecker. Joy McGarvey. Tom Moore. Don W ilk in Row 6 Steve Sftank. Angie Rolley. Terri Dewitt. Scott Kerr. Rick Ludwig. Tom Mundorfl. Heather Mulligan. Jenny Lentz. Jodi Stile . Robin Rotenburger. Debbie Riffle. Sharon Williams Row 7, Rick Roby. Sherry Springer. Vicki Demko. Fay Rager. Mike Ippolito. Kelly Green. Veronica Evans. Bob Houck. Rav Marano. Deneen Jone . DeeDee Gregory. Micki Deemer. Darren Galley LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER 2498 £ 0 U C A I I 0 N UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA President Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer ................. Lisa Bobko ......... Mary Jo Swatsworth ................ A. J. Williams .................. Lisa Short Advisors: Mrs. Lenore Potthoff Mrs. Donna Bennett Mr. Dale Wahl 155 GEHRING'S DAIRY STORE Fine Meats Dairy Products Produce Ronald W. Gehring, Manager Phone 235-9994 New Florence, Pennsylvania 157 SPRING MOUNTAIN FARM Arabian Horses TERRY KANE Manager 159 R.D. 3, Box 46 New Florence, PA 15944 (412) 235-2030 Congratulations. Scott THE REAL DAIRY MART Route 711 Halfway Between Ligonier New Florence Nationwide is on your side NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Local Agent Tom Rowland 229 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA 412-235-2470 SMITHLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Excavating - Water And Sewer Lines, Tar Chipping Roads Driveways Donald Smithley Route 1 Box 314 Bolivar, PA 15923 (412) 238-4430 164 home style pitta, palace Loyalhanna Walnut Sts. Ligonier, PA 15658 Side Orders Homestyle Breakfast Salads Sandwiches Subs (412) 238-5870 Route 711 165 -olatoryh Dr. Dennis L. Eckels, DO, Ltd. Indiana Street Seward, PA 15954 814-446-5695 Office Hours By Appointment Only President - J Conrad Gamble V President - Robert L Gamble Secretary - Joseph L. Howe 67 Years In Construction Business 166 1102 Cardiff Road NANTY GLO, PA 15943 Van Horn and 5th Street SEWARD, PA 15954 Harrg ft. (On nezek, II Hunrral Homes 814 - 749-0821 814 - 446-6471 RECYCLING CENTERS, INC. George E. Morrow, MARKETING Co-ordinator 25 Harvestor Drive. Windber. Pennsylvania 15963 Residence (814) 445-8352 Plant (814) 467-9535 Printed on Recycled Paper” STILES' PRO HARDWARE Best Wishes Jodi 6 Class Of 1988 From DAD MOM GARY CATHY TAMMY STILES' KOOLIT KORNER Seward, PA 446-5516 STILES' MARKET Seward. PA 446-5516 CONGRATULATIONS Cindy Jenny THE SAULAS HAIR BIZ LAUREL VALLEY INN ‘PRICE CUISINE AND YOU COUNT 606 Ferndale Ave. Johnstown, PA 15905 Hair Is Our Business Operated By Roxann Croyle 6 Jane Jury Good Luck At L.V. Rocky Jo! R.D. 1 BOX 19 LIGONIER, PA 15658 DICK CLARK Owner (412) 238-9759 po StCe 7 e rxtoui 7 Jo-i6 T VKAteLecC THu inut . . . r76a«t r, Jt'llSIZ lIZ'ty S'? ?? - THi . SeH4tett Wi . 7Ze££ f 170 Laurel Valley Student Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Robbie Croyle Julie Shirey Cindy Clark Lisa Bobko Members Alan Burkhart Charles Mitchell Marsha Murphy Keith Sheriff Scott McCoy Rita Harr Tom Mundorff Tracy Merritt Lynn Brudnak Jason Burkhart Dan Mundorff Stacey Priest Maryann Ewt Eve Henderson Mary Jo Swatsworth Heather Williams Christy Clark Tim O’Shell Matt Richards Amy Silk Kelly Henderson Renee Henderson Robin Sheriff Stephanie Tosh Thanks To All Contributors And Supporters Who Helped Make The Purchase Of Our New Uniforms Possible Love. THE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADING SQUAD Congratulations Seniors 171 Clark Auto Repair Radiator State Inspection 24 Hr. AAA Towing Full Collision Repair Glass Clark Auto Shop Rt. 711 New Florence, PA 15944 (412) 235-2720 KENNY AND MOM Congratulations Lisa And Class Of 1988 Love, The Work's Largest SeKmg Cham Sew STIHL Sales Service Rt 711 7 Miles North Of Ligonier Phone: (412) 238-6718 Or 238-6020 BARS CHAINS PARIS ALL MAKES MACHINE SHOP BAR RECONDITIONING CLARKS GARAGE J. PAUL MCCRACKEN Funeral Flome Bolivar. Pa. 412-676-4771 WOLFORD-MCCRACKEN Funeral Home. Inc. Ligonier. Pa. 412-238-9866 J. Paul McCracken. Owner Congratulations Cindy 8 Class Of '88 State Market St. Inspections Bolivar. PA 15923 Milk. Bread Gas, Kerosene (412) 676-5448 Lunch Cakes Specializing in Pick-Your-Own” Blueberries YEAGER'S The Berry Patch FLORIST R D 1 Blueberry lane New Florence Pa 15944 Rt. 259 Bolivar, PA 15923 Phone: 676-5389 ROGER 6 BONNIE LUTHER (412) 238-4714 David H. Miller LIGONIER SKI SHOP 210 W. Main St., Ligonier, Pa. 15658 412 238-6600 Downhill. Cross Country Running Equipment Clothing for the Sports Person Complete Repairs and Racer Preparation “Let Our Reputation Go To Work For You” Gary E. Faye Associates Complete Insurance Services Personal Business Insurance • Group Life Health • Investments • Bonds Pk Gary FaYe raofirootui MSUCAMCf AGIHH MOXHAM NATIONAL BANK LIGONIER VALLEY OFFICE R.D. 1 Route 711 Ligonier, PA Phone 412-238-6627 — HOURS— Mon. through Thurs. — 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Friday — 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturday — 9 A.M. to 12 Noon A full service banking operation . . . in the Ligonier Valley Mini-Mall 238-5644 Bob Faye ' a Meientieit ff hsurm f item. HENDERSON AUTO PARTS AUTO PARTS CUSTOM EXHAUST TIRES Route 711 Across From The Laurel Valley High School Phone: 412-235-2150 PH. (412)676-4629 (412) 459-8481 J-D PENROSE INC. PLUMBING, HEATING, HOME BUILDING REMODELING ELECTRIC EEL SERVICE JIM DON PENROSE Owners DRAWER F ROBINSON, PA 15949 R D 1. Bolivar CHAMPION LAKES GOLF CLUB Dick Groat Jerry Lynch Pennsylvania Gutl Bite RESTAURANT OPtfi DAILY ... „ . . 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. 5,h S,reet' Sew0rC (Turn right at the Texaco station) HOME COOKED MEALS DAILY SPECIAL Sandwich Tossed Salad.SI.99 Open Doily 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 814-446-6116 Congratulations Class Of 88 CBM - BUSINESS MACHINES 110 Clinton Street Johnstown. PA 15901 1-800-452-0840 We Provide Solutions 176 ROADWAY AUTO SERVICE Routes 711 8 56 Seward, PA (814) 446-6374 Congratulations, Class Of ’88 Best Wishes To The Class Of 88” SHARKEY'S 35 BUCKNELL AVENUE JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 15905 PHONE (814) 539-5001 Owner - Bill Sharkey CHARLES SUTTON POST 128 AMERICAN LEGION Market Street Bolivar. Pa. Congratulations. Class Of '88 You get more from US... MEMBER F.D.I.C. 177 DODSON'S STORE 632 Washington Street Bolivar, PA 15923 412-676-5880 Pizza. Hoagies, Deli. Old-Fashioned Soda Fountain. Fund Raisers. Magazines, Greeting Cards. Congratulations Archie AYER'S SLAUGHTERHOUSE Retail Meats R.D. 1 Box 64 Robinson, PA 15949 CERMIC S $ SUZUKI. Johnstown. PA 15906 (814) 539-4114 SUZUKI CYCLES and QUADRUNrSERS PARTS - SERVICE - SALES - ACCESSORIES 4T’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 218 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA 15944 235-9992 Restaurant Hours (412) 676-5244 HANDCRAFTED CHR STEN NG-BRIDAL-BIRTHDAV G:FTS Craft Supplies Open: Tues. -Sat. 11- 7 Sunday 12- 6 MARY SUE GARLAND (4 1 2) 676-4956 R D s1. BOX 74 Bolivar PA 1 5923 KEELER TRUCKING SERVICE DUMP TRUCK HAULING STATE INSPECTION - REPAIRS Phone: 412 235-2844 235-2727 Rt. 711 New Florence, PA 15944 M - F 6 AM 8 PM Sat. 6 AM-I PM Sun. 8 AM-2 PM H z “Sox Toys • Games • Puzzles Quality Toys For ‘Kids’’ Of All Ages 108 South Market Street Ligonier. PA 15658 412-238-6233 Closed Monday HEAVENLY FOODS 106 Church Street Ligonier, PA 15658 238-6003 Thanks To Gradler Studios Tor Their Fine Photography Services - THE STATE SERVliiTAR BOLIVAR HARDWARE 540 Market Street Bolivar. PA 15923 676-4792 Of 1988 Law Offices Of FLICKINGER WELTY 300 north Market St. Ligonier, Pennsylvania 15658 Richard F. Flickinger, Esq. George V. Welty, Esq. ED LASKOSKI TIRE STORE RICK MUSICK FIREARMS ROUTE 30 BOX 333 LATROBE, PA. 15650 PH. 412-539-2850 Rick Musick Gunsmith Rt. 7IIN Ligonier PA 15658 Gun Sales Repairs Blueing Stockmaking Custom Alterations Tires Changed, Spin-Balanced, Repaired 180 Charters Groups Parties Scheduled Routes School Buses Telephone (412) 235-2121 New Florence (412) 238-5400 Oak Grove AL'S PIZZA LODESTAR BUS LINES, INC. 9th And Indiana Streets Seward, PA 15954 (814) 446-5361 R.D. 3 Box A-1 New Florence, PA 15944 Fresh Dough Pizzas Baked Italian Hoagies, Strombolis, Etc. Harry R Oppy President Marlind A Stiles Manager LaMANTIA’S MARKET Washington Street Bolivar, Pennsylvania Groceries - Meat - Produce (412) -676-4721 S T-SHIRTS - HATS - JACKETS C R I PAPS PLACE N 204V2 W. Main St. p Ligonier, PA 15658 R 238-7600 i N T WHOLESALE - RETAIL E M B R 0 1 D E R E D 181 Outstanding Senior Portrait Good Luck Class Of '88 Daily And Evening Olfice Hours By Appoinimenl Phone (412) 235-2721 FAMILY DENTAL PRACTICE Robert S. Korneke, D.M.D. 204 Ninth Street New Florence, PA 15944 C B UTo For All Your Woodworking Needs (412) 238-7979 Or 539-7979 THE WOODWORKERS SHOP Rte. 271 Ligonier, PA 15658 Custom Furniture Crafts Toys - Millwork - Screens - Windows Seward. PA (814) 446-6962 182 BOLIVAR LANES 527 Market Street Bolivar, PA 15923 (412) 676-4900 Congratulations From OIL. CO. Fuel Oil • Kerosene' • Burner Service Seward, PA (814) 446-5149 Toll Free 1-800-222-6452 Congratulations And Best Wishes To DeeDee S The Class Of 1988 ROADWAY PHARMACY From: DAUGHTERS OF THE UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR Roadway Plaza Seward, PA Film Developing — Health Beauty Aids Russell Stover Candy — Cosmetics Phone 446-5536 Sincerely, Dorothy Ashcom Past Dept. Pres. High Quality at An honest Price Compliments Of AUTO - MAN TRANSMISSIONS RICHARDS. LYNCH 5 PEG HER. INC. Automatics Standards Drive trains and Trans Axles 103 North Market St. Ligonier, PA 15658 Other Repairs Available TIMOTHY CAHILL |8 1 41 446-S2 1 3 (412)038-6684 LAUREL VALLEY VIDEO 13th Street New Florence, PA 235-2070 Best Wishes To The Laurel Valley High School Class Of 1988! Rentals: Films S Portable VCR Daily Specials STEVE. KATHY AND STEPHEN MICHAEL U7HISDOSH Sales: VCR’s- Tapes - Cases - Radios Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday S Saturday 1 To 8 PM And When You Need Our Guidance, We'll Have An Open Door.” BRACKENS LAWN KIRKLYN KENNELS ORNAMENTS Concrete Wooden nancy Schaller, Owner R.D. 1, Box 341 Bolivar, FA 15923 Planters Collies Shelties 412-235-2180 Show, Breeding Pet Puppies A vailable Occasionally fCT v-’-c. Homemade Chocolates (Hand Dipped Candy ELIZABETH A. MICKINAK - n „ RICHARD J. MICKINAK For ' (Vra. 5 i nns ft House of Chocolate 194 Tenth Street 117 West Main Street yjf Ligonier, PA 15658 PATHFINDER Y (412) 238'6060 J PHOTO 1= [View riorence, rA Earl Marie St. Clair, Proprietors FOR THE FINEST IN PHOTOFINISHING CAMERAS, FILM, ACCESSORIES The Ligonier Valley School District Is An Equal Opportunity Educational Institution And Will Not Discriminate On The Basis Of Race, Color, National Origin, Sex Or Handicap In Its Activities. Program. Or Employment Practices As Required By Title VI. Title IX And Section 504. For Information Regarding Civil Rights Or Grievance Procedures. Contact Dr. Enoch A. Wootton, Title IX Coordinator, Or Milroy Carnahan, Section 504 Coordinator At Town Hall, 120 East Main Street.Ligonier. PA 15658 Or Phone Them At 412-238-5696 Box 194 R. D. 2 Seward, PA 15954 Silk And Fresh Arrangements. Plush Animals. Giftware. Plants. And Balloons Open Mon. - Sat. Phone (814) 446-6222 9:00 - 6:00 New F. W. Florence Congratulations Trish And Lisa Love, MOM S DAD 185 ALTERATIONS • DRAPES • WEDDING GOWNS FURS • SUEDES • SHIRT LAUNDRY All-Cleaning Done On Premises a® ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Rt 30 Shopping Plaza Latrobe, PA 15650 (412) 539-8920 The Sherwin-Williams Company Latrobe Center Route 30 Latrobe. Pennsylvania 1 5650 537-2271 SERVICE REPAIRS STATE INSPECTION PARTS KEROSENE CAR WASH GASOLINE 211tic Antiques Duane and Judy Hall NEW FLORENCE AUTO SERVICE USED CAR SALES Hours by appointment or chance (412) 235 2230 B A HOOVER 13TH MULBERRY ST. 172 Seventh Street Phone hew Florence, Pa. 15944 412 • 235-2349 (412) 537-8438 ezo£d peweCet DIAMOND REMOUNT SPECIALISTS ' E' WALBECK AGENCY, INC. “ Z 137 S0UTH MAIN ST- Artcarved Class Rings insurance HOMER CITY, PA. 15748 LATROBE 30 SHOPPING PLAZA LATROBE. PENNSYLVANIA 15650 • • • • BUSINESS 412-539 0329 THE NUT HOUSE INDUSTRIAL FASTENER SPECIALIST TISHMAN RENNIE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS CINDY GRAY 2000 LIGONIER ST OWNER LATROBE. PA 15650 THOMAS J RENNIE 1 10 NORTH MARKET STREET BUS (412) 238-4598 LIGONIER. PA 1 5658 RES : (41 2) 539-731 4 186 BEALONIS BROTHERS - MARTINS - Main Street Market New Florence, PA 15944 SPECIALTY SHOP on the Diamond Since 1900 ' UGON1ER, PA PHONE 412 238-6811 PERSONAL SERVICE Phone: 235-2040 Free Delivery To Quality Meats Senior Citizens Fresh Produce On Saturdays Compliments To The Graduates From FARABAUGH CHEVROLET Ligonier. PA Men's Clothing • Family Shoes Woolrich Sportswear for Men and Woman Docksides • Pro-Keds • Levis for all ages © HOME CENTER HORRELL-NEIDERHISER, me Hardware Lumber 210 Route 711 North Electrical Ligonier. PA 15658 Plumbing Phone (412) 238-6889 - 2800 Paint Glass Plexiglass Robed G WHkrts Mgr Ronald Netderhiser. Pres Tools Gary Penrod - Ass t Mgr John C Horreii Sec Treas ra arrv 0TLata iA Travels Unlimited 232 west Main Street Ligonier. pa 15658 BETTY RUSHBROOK 412-238-3601 ALISON NICHOLSON 412-238-4SS1 Buick - Renault - Pontiac - Jeep - AMC fRl 7 11 fPG flio 367 u|o u,i, Ea 15658 12 238-6691 HAYES PHARMACY ALBERT H. SLATER, III 134 W. Main Street Ligonier, PA ATTORNEY AT LAW Reliable Prescription Service 111 E. CHURCH ST. P.O. BOX 164 412-238-6681 LIGONIER, PA. 15658 Phone 238-2907 187 JO'S BEAUTY SALOn Complete Family Hair Care Open Tuesday Thru Saturday Evening Hours Available 205 Ligonier Street Hew Florence, PA 15944 Good Luck Class Of '88 Phone: 235-9939 10:00 In 6 Dotty -_______________ Tutkeu 9wt Rwoi P 0 Bo 135. liywtifv PA 15658 (PI 271 2 i M of UioWotdj HotuLouifletf Ofeoto PtUexu UHfotkj Bookeio Tote Paitduiq UWtfetofl CfMiobttoo DeeanoLtotM Utuyue Gtffo Pkoxeo: 814 - 288-1991 814 - 288-6842 THE VILLAGE SHOPPE Hobby Craft Supplies Box 204-A New Florence, PA 15944 Telephone (412) 235-2281 CAMPING T HUNTING SUPPLIES r FISHING MIRROR LAKE RESORT Fishing and Camping for all OWNER, Bill 8- Deb Hell R. D. 1, New Florence, Po. 15944 Business Phone (412) 235-9983 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE Ligonier Pharmacy Inc. STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 10-12:30 WATKINS MARKET GROCERIES AND AMOCO GAS 438 RT. 271 N. • LIGONIER. PA. 15658 Phone: 238-9714 113 South Fairfield Street Ligonier, PA 15658 238-6988 CHUCK’S BODY SHOP 7th Street - Seward, PA 15954 814 - 446-5812 BODY WORK PAINTING • STATE INSPECTION MIG WELDING • FRAME MACHINE 188 ANNIE’S TAVERN, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 •st Bolivar Route 259 Pennsylvania f f tVepenicrt { f torn ) tin. y Koske’s Garage TIRES GOODER AGENCY. INC. STEPHEN R. GOODER. PRESIDENT NEW ATV RETREADS RUSTPROOFING 412-238-9508 OFF 111 EAST CHURCH STREET 412-593-7020 RES LIGONIF.R. PA 15658 BOX A, ROBINSON, PA 15949 (412) 676-5462 MITCHELL SERVICE CO. MURPHY’S MEAT PROCESSING 5th Street Seward, PA 15954 814-446-5474 Stihl Saws All Meat Government Inspected Retail Sales (over 28 years experience) R. D. � 1 Phone: Briggs St Stratton Parts Tecumseh Mower Kohler Repair New Florence, Pa. 15944 (412) 235-2443 Phone (412) 235-2106 [l oxotfiij iSzauty cSaton MEN AND WOMEN EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE KENNETH A. STUART FUNERAL HOME 139 Ligonier Street New Florence, PA 203 WALNUT STREET NEW FLORENCE. PA 15944 BEN’S RADIATOR SHOP ALL SERVICE REPAIRED — RECORED CLEANED NEW THE GINMILL Bar Restaurant PHONE: 238-7785 Dining Dancing Ben D. McCreery Hippocrate Hollow Owner Bolivar, Pa. Robinson, PA. 676-5744 189 Friends Ads I love you. Sweetheart! Mike -n- Kelly Chris -n- Eve Congratulations. Lisa -- Love. Mom You made it. Jodi -- Buddy £ Eric 2 M J 6 Lis Wendy Sanders £ Teresa Shetler Congratulations. Deneen -- Love. Mom and Dad Deneen. Sheila. Karen and Mari Good Luck. Dave Look Out LV. Here I Come - Zachary Geary. Class of 2004 Karen £ Craig Mrs. Lisa Hays Kris and Harry. 1988 Aerosmith 1 — Bill. Jeff. Joe. Darren Jen. Nik. and Scott Merry Christmas. ALF -- Keith. Mike. Bob. Greg £ Jeff To the Survivors-Pencil. Lance. Alan. £ Todd--from Cruiser Trish. Lisa. Can. Cin Best Wishes Class of '88 - Michael Wingard For Coo Baby -- Love. Uncle Kevin Good Luck. AJ — Love. Aunt Bonnie and Uncle Wayne Scott and Eilleen Wingard Mr. £ Mrs. Thomas Zweiner We finally made it! — Dave. Jodi. Eric. Buddy Best of Luck to David Wingard and his fellow seniors David Ronald Wingard. Basketball Manager The Pennsylvania Railroad -- Catch the Pennsy Power! Mike. Lynn and Zack Geary Al’s Trains 801 Scalp Ave. Johnstown. PA (814) 266- TRAK Congratulations. Dee -- Love. Rod Frank. Pat and Melanie Shatzer Rolland. Bonnie. Dave. Cory, and Scott Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 Congratulations. Dee - Love. Bob and Deb Snuggle Bunns still loves Teddybear Dee. Praise the Lord that you made itl -- Love. Mom and PJ DeeDee and Paula, sisters forever! L.V. Girls Basketball Team - Mr. Bowman Mr. Joseph Rura The Crutch Brigade -- Karen. Cindy, and DeeDee Steve and Renee Kelly B and Kelly S Congratulations. Julie -- We love you! -• Mom and Dad Christie. Heidi and Stephanie Good luck in the future. Julie -• Mr. Lewandowski Mr. £ Mrs. Frederick J. Klorczyk and Baby K Sherry and Jason Keith -n- Becky BablckBakeMagYuckChunkRangerGooseWiz DizWynnPezWeegieKimToada Mr. £ Mrs. Curtis King Good luck to the Class of 1988 -- Harry. Nancy. Kristen. £ Jill Kelly Denise -n- Ryan I won't forget you. baby! Alyssa -n- Rick. Forever and Always Jill and Marcia Denise -n- Warren Ginger. Stacy. Heidi. Christie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bendel Jeff M. Scott C. Dave C. and Paul B Jeannie. Debbie. Trina. Robin Storm. Hallmark. Quack. Russ. Chunk. Dike Maryann -n- Greg Paula. Mark. Janice, and Carol LeaLynn -n- Bobby Beth -n- Geoff Scott -n- Justine Robin loves Scott Mitzi -n- Tom. Tom -n- Stacy Lynn -n- Pat. Stacy. Mitzi Shawn. Tank. Michele. Jerry Burk. Pencil. Moose. Bob Congratulations. Laura. '88 Love. Mom. Jo. Keith Paula. Tammy. Cassy. Bronwyn Laura Loves Ernie. Forever Bryan. Scott. Mike. Keith Sue. Mooch. Missy Mai -n- Rob Jeanne and Dick Crusan Mary and Tank Good Luck. Seniors - Mr. Zack Tom. Donna and Jason Bennett Congratulations. Seniors - Jean Ann. Ken and Dick Stuart Ruthie Crusan loves Dave Baird forever -- 1988 Amy £ Christy Mr. £ Mrs. W. H. Flickinger Amy. Sandy. Ginger, and Mary Cheers! from Sammy and Norm Mr. £ Mrs. Paul Duncan Mr. A. J. Sembiante Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Hiner Best Wishes -- Mr. £ Mrs. David Horrell Love you. Toots and Bug Paul. Romayne. Gretchen. and Erich Linda L. Magnani Mr. £ Mrs. Stan Dohoda Good Luck £ Best Wishes Class of '88 -- May your dreams be fulfilled-Rambo and What It Is Heather. Gwen. Eve and Jani Darwin. Renee £ Jenni Lenore Potthoff Cruisin' with Jimbut -- Todd. Lance. Alan and Pencil Lisa. AJ. Mari. Sheila Duke loves Flea Brandy and Barry Dana. Jill. Lynn. Marsha Julie. Tracy. Karen. Paula Arch £ Edye Congratulations. Kelly — with love from Rodney Rodney £ Kelly. December 24. 1987 I year engagement Congratulations. Kelly - love. Mom Bill. Jason. Michael. Erik Keith. Mike. Troy ... Damage. Inc. Congratulations. Sharon and Seniors Motley Crue is 1 Rob -n- Tracy Dave £ Roberta Croyle Al’s Pizza 9th and Indiana Street Seward. PA 15954 (814) 446-5861 Holly and Jennifer. Friends Forever Dusty -n- Sandy Donna. Chad. Kim £ Tom Lisa. Carol. Tawnia and Patty Rod. Connie. Carol and Soma Good Luck. Tina - Love. Mom and Dad Stan. Bruce. Robert and Andy Deanna. Missy. Becky and Rhea Congratulations. Bill Kim. Stephanie and Melissa Matt. Jeff. Brett. Stephen Matt. Brett. Sean and David Robin and Renee Crystal. Heather. Sue. Marsha and Mooch Congratulations. Heather -- Love. Mom and Dad Uncle Curt and Aunt Ginger Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mulligan The Big Rip £ The Little Rip Rodney Deemer £ Kelly Green Forever David Sechrengost -n- Sherry Howard forever Congratulations. Kelly Robin. Di. Jeremy and Chad Smith Jerry. Peggy. Brinton and Charlie Joy. Kelly. Shelly. Chris. Tangi. and Rocky Jo Hooray. Joy - You finally made it! Kevin McLaughlin Congratulations. Joy - from Mom £ Dad Joy and Tom Congratulations. Joy -- from Brinton and Shelly Congratulations. Scott Kerr -- from Wendy The Skirt Patrol -- Bill. Joe. Darren Rayna. Veronica. Heather. Laura - friends forever Paul and Jean Laura Silk and Mandi Foust -- Best Friends Forever Good Luck. Billy Airhead and Steph Marcia. Melissa. Jill. Kim. Dana From the best drum line anywhere! Metis. Pick. Kimber. Ranger. Rick. Steph Congratulations and Best Wishes. Becky - Love. Mom and Dad Beth and Beth Beth -n- Corey Good Luck. Karen. Trish, and Jerry -- Love. Lisa Good Luck. Lisa -- I love you. John Mari and AJ. Joshua Adam Crusan Good Luck in all you do. we love you -- Mom and Dad Best of Luck in the future. AJ -- Love. Gram and Pap Laura £ Ernie; Crystal £ Rob forever Laura and Crystal -- friends forever Lissy. Carrie. Val. Wend Congratulations. Teeny: I love you Steve -n- Renee Jodi -n- Jack Scott. Doug. Glenn. Rick Brook -n- Brad Forever” Rita and Shane Dustin £ Bobby -- friends Congrats. Carol -- from Alan PJ. Jug. Mel. 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Allyson Burkett AFS 12 3 4, Basketball 12 3, Chorus I, Class Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President , Girls’ Varsity Club, Leaders Club, Ram Page 4, Ski Club, Softball 12 3 4, Cindy Clark AFS 2 3 4, Basketball I 2 3 4, Chorus 12 4. Homeroom representative 12 3 4, Leaders Club. Library Club 12 3 4, President of Library Club 3 4, Rifle Captain 3 4, Rifle Squad 12 3 4, Softball 1234, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Volleyball 2 3 4, Yearbook 4. Bill Clark AFS 3 4, Lab Assistant Leaders Club 3 4, L ibrary Club I ? 4, NHS 2 3 4, Photography Club . President of VCR Club 3 Page 4, Scholastic Quiz Vice-President of AFS President of L ibrary book 4, Spotlight o Scott Clark Basketban ball 12 3 4. Jerry Clawson AFS 4 t Basketball 2 ers Club. Lisa Closson A - - . 4, Chorus Leade Scier . Sheila Colson Health Careers Club 12 3 4, Laurel Leaf 4, Powderpuff Football 3 4, Weightlifting 4, Yearbook 4. Charlie Coy Rob track, j volleyball. David Colson Baseball 3 4, Basketball 12 3 4 Darren Gailey AFS 4, Band 12 3. Chorus 2, Ski Club 2 3 4, Student Council 3, Vice-President of Ski Edward Colson Laurel Leaf 4, Year- Club 3. 194 Tricia Garland AFS I 4, Chorus I 3. Library Club 3 3 4, Majorette 12 3 4, Photography Club 2, Ram Page 4, Secretary of Library Club 3 4, Treasurer of AFS I, Yearbook 4. Kristen Gehring AFS 2 3 4, Junior Sherry Howard Cheerleader 3 3, Health Careers 12 3 4. Mike Ippolito Mike James Chorus 12 3 4, Football 12 3 4, Football Club 234, Treasurer All Sports Club I, Treasurer Varsity Club 4, Varsity Club 3 4. Tina Jarvis AFS , Chorus , FBLA 3 4, Laurel Leaf 4, Weightlifting 2 3 4, Yearbook 4. Kevin Johnstone Deneen Jones Basketball 2 3 4, heerleader 4, Leaders Club I 2, P iv ierpuff Football 3 4, Softball 12 dent Forum 3 3 4. Varsity ' 3 4, Volleyball 1 2 3 4, 7 C,aptain 4, Weightlifting alth Careers, FBLA. , Leaders Club. ...ark Kasterko Football 12 3 4, Ski C ’h rsity Club 4. Club. ITiw ' 4 Cheerleader • - Club 3 4. J a i 3. Basketball age 4, Rifles 2 3. 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Steve Shank Archery Club I, Baseball 3 4, Basketball 12 3 4, Varsity Club 4. Julie Shirey AFS 123 4. Band 1234, Chorus 13 4, Class Secretary 3, Editor of Yearbook 4, Homecoming Court, Homeroom Representative 3 4, Jazz Band 2, Leaders Club 2, Powderpuff Football 3 4, President of AFS 4, President of Band 4, Secret ary Treasurer of Band 2, Speech Club, Volleyball. Spotlight on Youth. Betty Shuey Todd Silk Sherry Springer Cheerleader 3, Health Careers 4, Library Club 3, Ski Club 2 3 4. Dean Telford Jim Trimble Baseball 12 3 4, Basketball 12 3 4, Football 123 4, Football Club 2 3 4, ' arsity Club 12 3 4. • - - ' V ? Keith Wl e AFS 4, Chorife 4. Football 2 3 4, Student Council 12 3, Student Council Secretary 3.. ' C aid Wilkins AJ Wilxams AFS 12 3 4, Cheerleader 2 3, FBLA 3 4, Lauty Leaf 4. Leaders 'b 2 3 4, Ram Page 4, Secretary of FBLA 3 4, Varsity Club I 2, , ear book 4., Powderpuff 3, 4. Sharon Wi, :ams FBLA, Weightlifting, Year ■ h 4. David Wingard Basketball 2 3 4, Golf I, Laurel Leaf 4, Leaders Club 3 4, Photography Club 2 3. Yearbook 4. A Activities 33-70 Administration 150-151 Advertisements 156-193 Aerobics Club 45 AFS. junior high 54 AFS. senior high 52-53 All Sports Club 49 Altimus. Chuck 48. 57. 74. 81. 118 Andrews. Sam 18. 154 Andrews. Susan 34. 42. 118 Ankney. Bill 44. 51. 126 Ankney. Cathy 63. 64. 118 Archery Club 50 Art Display Club 71 Astolos. John 66. 118 Athletics 73-112 Audio Visual Aides 69 B Babuschak. Jeff 18. 52. 58. 70. 154 Babuschak. Pam 55. 130 Baird. Andy 50 Baird. Bryan 18. 65. 154 Baird. Denise 63. 118 BTirtf. Laura 34. 45. 59. 62. 114 Baird. Sandy 56. 63. 64. 69. 95. 118 Band, jazz 40 . Band, junior high 41 Band, marching 34-39 Banko. Danielle 44. 51! 54. 126 Barr. Jason 130 Baseball Club 48 Basketball, girls junior high 92-93 Basketball, girls varsity 94-96 Basketball girls. JV 106-107 Basketball, junior high 106-109 .Basketball. JV 97 Basketball, varsity 98-105 Bateman. Mike 69. 114 Bateman. Troy 74. 81, 116 Bauman. Joanne 71. 146 Beal. Karen 34. 35. 40. 42. 51. 52. 58. 68. 69. 72. 118 Beam. Ray 151 Beard. Robert 122 Beard. Ronnie 18. 154 Beard. Tracy 18 • Bedison. Heather 52. 56. 61. 63. 69. 88. 94. 97. 118 Bedison, Jennifer 44, 54. 60. 92. 126 . Bendel. Robert 149 Bennett. Donna 64. 67. 95. 144 Berezansky. Dave 118 Berezansky. Lisa 34 Berkey. Jason 49. 82. 122 Berkstresser. Jill 44. 50. 51. 92. 112. 126 Berkstresser. Lance 48. 63. 98. 118 Bernal . Paul 16. 18. 19. 23. 26. 32. 48. 57. 74. 75. 84. 154 Bier. Jason 126 Blake. Robbie 7. 49. 60. 82. 108. 122 Bloom. David 50. 68. 82. 109. 126 Board of Education 150 Bobko. Lisa 16. 18. 19. 32. 46. 47. 52. 64. 66. 84. 110. III. 154 Boring. Heather 34. 41. 55. 130 Boring. Kerry 114 Boske. Heather 114 Bouch. Brandy 45. 63. 130 Bowers. Brook 55. 126 Bowers. Jason 114 Bowman. David 94 Bowman. Kelly 6. 7. 34. 38. 42. 52. 56. 58. 61. 63. 86. 94. 118 Bowman. Nancy 152 Brendlinger. Laura 18. Ill Brendlinger. Tammy 44. 126 Bridge. Paula 41. 44. 55. 58. 126 Brown. Jason 118 Browh. Jenny 55. 58. 126 Brudnak. Lynn 34. 41. 44. 46. 54. 60. 92. 126 Bryson. Tom 92. 95. 142 Buckles. Scott 61. 114 Buckles. Tawnia 34. 38. 62. 64. 114 Bui. Mai Trang 58. 60. 126 Burd. Melissa 34. 41. 44. 130 Index Bur field. Aric 50. 82. 109. 130 Burkett. Allyson 19. 51. 52. 56. 58. 61. 84. 86. 87. 154 Burkett. Greg 48. 57. 61. 63. 106. 118 Burkett. Mike 109. 126 Burkhart. Alan 46. 48. 57. 61. 74. 98. 118 Burkhart. Jason 44. 46. 49. 82. 106. 109. 126 Byers. Sean 44. 109. 130 C Cable. Charles 57. 74. 81. 114 Cable. Mitzi 41. 44. 45. 54. 55. 126 Cafeteria Staff 152 Caine. Scott 82. 122 Caldwell. Brady 51. 52. 57. 68. 70. 90. 114 Caldwell. Brian 34. 90. 106. 118 Caldwell. Brook 44. 109. 130 Caldwell. Carol 34. 38. 45. 59. 62. 64. 88. 114 Caldwell. Valerie 40. 41. 60. 112. 126 Campbell. Renee 7. 45. 56. 70. 87. 148 Carnahan. Milroy 150 Cheerleaders, junior high 112 Cheerleaders, varsity IIO-III Chorus, junior high 44 Chorus, senior high 42-43 Cieslo. Sonya 51. 114 Clark. Bill 6. 19. 29. 52. 58. 61. 66. 69. 70. 72. 154 Clark. Christy 7. 41. 46. 54. 56. 60. 72. 88. 94. 97. 122 Clark. Cindy 16.19. 34. 39. 42. 46. 52. 56. 58.61.66. 68. 69. 86. 87. 94. 95. 154 Clark. Kenn 50. 63. 122 Clark. Kevin 126 Clark. Kim 54. 92. 126 Clark. Scott 6. 7. 19. 23. 74. 75. 84. 98. 99. 154 Clawson. Adam 63. 114 Clawson. Jerry 19. 20. 21. 34. 35. 42. 52. 61. 98. 99. 154 Clawson. Kim 51. 54. 112. 122 Closson. Amy 118 Closson. Chris 62. 64. 114 Closson. Lisa 6.16. 20. 24. 34. 39. 52.66. 84. 86. 87. 88.94.95. 154 CODE 47 Colson. Dave 20. 48. 64. 65. 154 Colson. Ed 20. 65. 67. 154 Colson. Mike 48. 74. 81. 118 Colson. Robert 122 Colson. Sheila 20. 59. 62. 65. 66. 67. 84. 154 Columbus. Bryan 130 Columbus. Warren 63. 118 Condron. Terri 118 Conrad. Alan 44. 49. 60. 82. 126 Conrad. Raymond 150 Coy. Charlie 20. 154 Coy. Jeff 130 Craft. Justine 61. 63. 94. 97. 118 Crownover. Wesley 126 Croyle. Jamie 126 Croyle. Rob 20. 26. 46. 64. 65. 67. 154 Croyle. Rocky Jo 34. 39. 42. 62. 64. 85. 114 Crusan. Bill 118 Crusan. Chad 6. 61. 63. 114 Crusan. Mary 6. 56. 61. 64. 69. 86. 88. 118 Crusan. Ruthie 59. 114 Cummings. Mark 57. 74. 81. 114 Currie. Lisa 34. 38. 45. 62. 64. 114 Currie. Lori 114 Custer. Brian 70. 98. 114 Custer. Gary 118 Custer. Sandy 92. 126 Custodians 152 D Davis. Keith 114 Deemer. Kelly 20. 154 Deemer. Lea 45. 55. 126 Deemer. Mickey 154 Demko. Cathy 112. 126 Demko. Vicki 21. 61. 65. 154 Dennison. Tim 127 DeWitt. Chris 44. 127 DeWitt. Jason 130 DeWitt. Michael 130 Dewitt. Terri 21. 71. 154 Dipofi. Rob 127 Dipofi. Scott 35. 52. 69. 114 Dixon. Jeff 48. 57. 74. 98. 119 Dodson. Archie 21. 65. 154 Dodson. Renee 34. 35. 40. 42 Dohoda. Stanley 137 Dubics. Brian 109. 130 Dubics. Jennifer 41. 55. 92. 130 Dubics. Missy 7. 44. 54. 88. 94. 97. 122 Duncan. Connie 34. 38. 59. 64. 114 Duncan. Paul 140 Dunmire. Bob 127 Dupuis. Jeremy 63. 119 E Eckels. Doug 51. 122 Eckstein. Bruce 50. 72. 122 Edwards. Jim 51. 82. 122 Edwards. Tonya 34. 35. 55. 122 Eighth Grade 126-129 Ellis. Missy 119 Ellis. Rob 114 Enders. Rick 119 Evans. Jim 50. 127 Evans. Veronica 21. 45. 69. 154 Ewt. Mary Ann 40. 42. 46. 47. 51. 52. 58. 85. 110. 115 Ewt. Paula 34 F Fabrizio. Scott 48. 57. 74. 81. 119 Faculty 136-152 Farnam. Heather 54. 60. 68. 97. 122 FBLA 64 Filat. Trina 71. 115 Findley. Kathy 130 Flickinger. Dana 34. 41. 45. 51. 54. 68. 127 Flickinger. Richard 150 Flickinger. William 138 Football, junior high 82-83 Football. JV 81 Football, powderpuff 84-85 Football, varsity 74-80 Forensics 72 Foust. Erik 7. 49. 60. 82. 122 Foust. Mandi 55. 92. 130 Foust. Mitzi 21. 22. 65. 67. 70. 71. 154 Fox. Candee 22. 34. 37. 52. 154 Freshmen 122-125 Friends Ads 190 Fulcomer. Ginger 56. 63. 64. 69. 88. 97. 118. 119 Fulcomer. Tami 110. 115 G Galley. Darren 22. 24. 51. 52. 84. 154 Gailey. Matt 40. 42. 63. 115 Galbraith. Neil 49. 60. 82. 122 Gamble. Alan 49. 51. 82. 122 Gamble. Eric 90. 106. 119 Gamble. Shine 152 Garland. Eric 50. 51. 127 Garland. Glenn 51. 82. 122 Garland. Lori 127 Garland. Lynly 34. 38. 71. 115 Garland. Stephanie 44. 51. 54. 127 Garland. Tangi 62. 64. 115 Garland. Tricia 22. 34. 37. 66. 154 Gehring. Jamie 7. 54. 112. 122. 123 Gehring. Kristen 22. 154 Gindlesperger. David 119 Glenn. Ken 50. 62. 141 Golf 90-91 Good tin. Carol 52. 55. 149 Gorman. Justin 63. 123 Goughnour. Michelle 123 Graff. Mike 63. 119 Graham. Cindy 149 Gray. Missy 34. 41. 44. 55. 127 Green. Kelly 22. 65. 67. 69. 154 Gregory. DeeDee 6. 22. 34. 35. 40. 42. 56. 61. 66. 84. 94. 95. 154 Kaufman. Stacy 45. 55. 131 Marabito. Kevin 74. 75 Gregory. Paula 34. 41. 55. 130 Keller. Jesse 119 Mardis. Pat 34. 41. 51. 138 Griffith. Jen 34. 39. 44. 51. 133 Keller. Marvin 145 Marsh. Bill 120 Grow. Holly 44. 51. 127 Kelly. Matt 49. 51. 83. 109. 131 Marsh. Cathy 124 Guaetta. Stacie 54. 60. 93. 97. 133 Kelly. Nancy 138 Marsh. Holly 34. 41. 55. 131 Gump. Carolyn 152 Kerr. Lee 48. 140 Marsh. Mary Ann 54 Kerr. Mike 48. 57. 74. 85. 115 Marsh. Mike 116 H Kerr. Scott 25. 48. 57. 154 Marsh. Robbie 49. 60. 108. 124 Kimes. Jason 7. 49. 82. 108. 133 Marsh. Valerie 34. 41. 44. 55. 131 King. Curt 141 Martial Arts Club 63 Halderman. Ben 130 King. Margaret 141 Matson. Mike 34. 41. 124 Kinnel. Aaron 51. 127 McAdams. Bonnie 131 Hall of Fame 19-29 Kinnel. Becky 33. 35. 51. 52. 58. 84. 110. III. 154 McClellan. Amy 128 Hall. Chris 82. 108. 109. 127 Kinnel. Wayne 63. 106. 119 McClellan. Brian 49. 82. 124 Hall. Duane 138 Kinney. Mary 150 McClellan. Christa 71. 116 Hall. Julie 34. 35. 40. 42. 51. 52. 58. 69. 73. 119 Kisamore. Buddy 25. 154 McClellan. Lori 55. 131 Hall. Sarah 34. 41. 131 Klorczyk. Lynne 55. 146 McClellan. Michelle 55. 92. 131 Hall. Scott 119 Klym. Heidi 45. 58. 59. 115 McClellan. Renae 26. 71. 154 Hall. Stephanie 59. 119 Knupp. Laura 35. 41. 44. 55. 131 McClure, Gretchen 62. 64. 116 Hall. Toni 55. 137 Korchnak. Philip 73. 137 McCoy. Scott 16. 27. 46. 48. 51. 53. 57. 74. 75. 154 Harding. Deanna 44. 54. 60. 112. 133 Kozich. Jim 50. 137 McCullough. Tabitha 131 Harnish. Ginger 44. 127 Kozich. Judy 45. 55. 131 McDermott. Audra 58. 62. 116 Harr. Rita 6. 43. 45. 46. 51. 53. 56. 58. 61. 70. 85. 86. 110. 115 Krevetski. Patricia 59. 137 McDermott. Michelle 124 Hartman. Bethany 34. 41. 69. 131 Krouse. Belinda 35. 41. 44. 92. 131 McDonald. Gary 133 Health Careers Club 59 Krouse. Keith 131 McDowell. Larry 49. 82. 109. 128 Helsel. Tracey 34. 35. 40. 42. 56. 58. 59. 62. 64. 85. 88. 115 Krouse. Mike 83. 137 McDowell. Paul 51. 116 Henderson. Eve 6. 45. 46. 47. 51. 53. 56. 59. 68. 85. 86.114.115 McDowell. Rhea 54. 124 Henderson. Gail 34. 35. 45. 64. 88. 115 I McGarvey. Joy 37. 64. 65. 67. 154 Henderson. Kelly 7. 44. 46. 58. 93. 95. 131 McGeary. Mark 48. 51. 57, 64. 74. 81. 116 Henderson. Renee 41. 44. 46. 50. 68. 131 McGinnis. Marcie 34. 38. 130 Henderson. Stan 123 McGinnis. Mike 134 Henderson. Tricia 34. 41, 44. 131 LaMantia. Matt 44. 73. 109. 131 McGinnis. Sharin 45. 55. 92. 132 Hepner. Todd 48. 57. 90. 98. 118. 119 LaMantia. Melissa 44. 50. 51. 68. 112. 126. 137 McKowan. Billie 152 Hill. Rick 48. 51. 57. 74. 85. 115 LaMantia. Tim 81 McNally. Justin 132 HiR. Stephanie 54. 123 Lambing. Jerry 50. 63. 137 McNally. Russ 49. 82. 109. 128 Hiner. Richard 142 Lambing. Patty 59. 62. 64. 115 Merritt. Karen 27. 43. 53. 56. 58.63.63.68. 86. 87. 94. 95.110. Hirsch. Bill 33. 51. 65. 67. 154 Langham. Beth 34. 40. 41. 44. 54. 60. 123 III. 154 Hixson. Melanie 34. 41. 131 Langham. Troy 48. 57. 74. 106. 115 Merritt. Tracy 40. 42. 46. 52. 58. 61. 62. 85. 86. 88. 110. 116 Hofecker. Curt 33. 51. 64. 65. 67. 91. 154 Laskoski. Marsha 34. 38. 44. 54. 123 Mikita. Edward 154 Hofecker. Rodney 63. 115 Laskoski. Matt 53. 61. 64. 69. 116 Miller. Angie 55 Homecoming 33 Laurel Business Staff 67 Miller. Hazel 42. 52. 58. 69. 130 Homeroom Representatives 68 Laurel Leaf Staff 65 Miller. Tom 60. 83. 138 Horrell. David 138 Laurel Literary Staff 66 Mitchell. Chuck 46. 57. 90. 120 Houck. Bob 154 Lauver. Jean 42. 44. 54. 146 Mognat. Denise 34 Houck. Ron 50 Lavis. Mike 72. 109. 127 Moore. Ed 72. 124 Houck. Tim 7. 50. 60. 82 Lavis. Tom 49. 83. K)8. 133 Moore. Jeannie 34. 41. 54. 55. 128 Houck. Tina 42. 59. 62 Layton. Karen 16. 21. 25. 51. 58. 84. 154 Moore. Mary 34. 38. 43. 51. 53. 56. 58. 61. 69. 86. 88. 94. 120 Howard. Donna 64. 103. 119 Layton. Tim 49. 63. 82. 108. 123 Moore. Nancy 58. 130 Howard. Richard 82. 127 Layton. Tom 74. 81. 116 Moore. Tom 37. 154 Howard. Sherry 33. 62. 154 Lazarowicz. Carol 25. 71. 154 Morrow. Adeleine 153 Hower. Carl 137 Lazarowicz. Susan 119 Mulligan. Heather 6. 23. 27. 58. 61. 65. 67. 84. 154 Hughes. Heather 35. 59. 69. 119 Leaders Club, junior high 60 Mulligan. Tom 84 Hughes. Rick 50. 51. 133 Leaders Club, senior high 61 Muivihill. Beth 34. 35. 40. 41. 44. 51. 54. 134 Hutchinson. Jeff 131 Lee. Becky 34. 40. 42. 52. 59. 62. 85. 116 Mundorf. George 6 Hutchinson. Scott 48. 57. 74. 85. 115 Lee. Joe 34. 40. 41. 123 Mundorff. Dan 46. 49. 51. 83. 109. 138 Lentz. Jenny 25. 38. 51. 52. 58. 66. 70. 84. 90. 91. 154 Mundorff. Fritz 138 ■ Lepsch. Jodi 34. 37. 43. 59. 62. 64. 68. 85. 116 Mundorff. Jeff 6. 27. 48. 61. 75. 84. 154 Lewandowski. Scott 74. 75. 83. 98. 142 Mundorff. Seth 49. 60. 82. 134 ■ Library Aides 69 Mundorff. Tom 16. 24. 27. 46. 48. 57. 61. 74. 77. 154 Library Club 69 Murphy. Mandy 55. 132 Ippolito. Mike 33. 154 J Lichtenfels. Bill 25. 154 Murphy. Marsha 46. 47. 52. 56. 61. 63. 69. 86. 88. IK). 120 Lichtenfeis. Ronnie 34. 38. 119 Lichtenfels. Scott 72. 127 Lichtenfels. Tracy 119 Lichtenfels. Tracy 64. 70. 116 Lichtenfels. Travis 102. 119 Murphy. Randy 49. 51. 124 N James. Don 48. 57. 74. 115 Little. Heather 43. 45. 51. 58. 85. 110. 116 James. Jenny 34. 40. 43. 63. 119 Little. Jeff 34. 41. 51. 131 Naylor. Debbie 44. 55. 132 James. Mike 6. 16. 23. 42. 48. 57. 61. 74. 75. 154 Livengood. Jim 50. 131 Neal. Shirley 152 Jarvis. Bill 51. 64. 115 Long. Bruce 133 Neatrour. Laurel 52. 62. 64. 69. 116 Jarvis. Tina 34. 64. 65. 67. 154 Long. Jim 153 Neatrour. Matt 34. 41. 51. 128 Jasper. Randi 34. 59. 64. 115 Long. Leslie 34. 40. 120 Neidbalson. Bob 48. 57. 74. 120 Johnstone. Kevin 24. 154 Ludwig. Bob 108 Neiderhiser. Wendy 44. 45. 63. 112. 128 Johnstone. Melissa 54. 123 Ludwig. Greg 48. 57. 61. 68. 74. 81. 106. 120 Neizelski. Mary 87 Jones. Deneen 6. 24. 46. 47. 56. 62. 63. 84. 86. 87. 94. 95. IK). Ludwig. Rick 26. 154 Nelson. Connie 153 III. 154 Luther. Beth 7. 34. 35. 40. 41. 44. 51. 54. 60. 68. 124 Nesmith. Shawn 63. 120 Jones. Gwen 45. 51. 53. 56. 59. 114. 115 Luther. Dan 34. 40. 42. 53. 61. 90. 120 Neuner. Fred 116 Jones. Peter 50. 60. 82. 123 Luther. Missy 26. 51. 154 Neuner. Scott 108, 124 Jones. Ray 6. 74. 81. 106. 115 Luther. Roger 150 NHS 70 Jones. Sally 34. 59. 61. 64. 154 Lynch. Heather 120 Nicolai. Diana 6. 7. 148 Jones. Stan 131 Juniors 114-117 Lynch. Jim 50. 63. 82. 128 Nipps. Fred 151 K M o Kamman. Janna 55. 92. 131 Machak. Bill 50. 51. 82. 109. 138 O’Shell. Tim 7. 60. 82. 108. 124 Machak. Eric 26. 98. 99. 154 Oles. Edward 150 Kamman. Louie 48. 73. 74. 81. 115 Magazine Campaign 68 Open House 4-5 Karwoski. Ian 61. 115 Magnam. Linda 136. 137 Kasterko. Mark 25. 74. 75. 81. 154 Majorettes 37 P Kaufman. Corey 34. 40. 41. 61. 63. 119 198 Marano. Ray 63. 74, 154 Page. Gerald 48. 57. 74. 140 Page. Greg 108 Pahach. Andy 83 Palek. Steve 34. 41. 51. 68. 133 Palko. Kathryn 136. 137 Palmer. Henry 153 Parks. Stacy 56. 58. 63. 90. 116 Patton. Jeff 74. 81 Patton. Joe 31. 37. 40. 65. 84. 154 Payne. Christy 34. 41. 44. 51. 138 Payne. Jani 45. 51. 58. 59. 73. 116 Pease. DeAnn 44. 54. 134 Pechart. Veronica 41. 55. 133 Pechart. Vynn 60. 108. 134 Penrod. Mary Lou 153 Penrose. Brian 34. 35. 40. 41. 44. 51. 109. 138 Penrose. Crissy 38. 71. 154 Penrose. Jill 7. 34. 35. 37. 41. 44. 54. 60. 73. 88. 134 Penrose. Joe 138 Peters. Bert 49. 83. 133 Peters. Dusty 48. 64. 74, 85. 116 Peters. Julie 116 Peters. Paula 43. 53. 69. 70. 116 Peterson. Marcia 44. 51. 54. 136. 138 Pickup. Eric 38. 48. 57. 58. 74. 77. 98. 99. 154 Pickup. Fred 136 Plachta. Alyssa 34. 37. 51. 59. 130 Potthoff. Lenore 64. 144 Powderpuff Football 84-85 Pozar. Adam 50. 51. 109. 133 Pozar. Amy 34. 38. 43. 51. 53. 56. 58. 61. 69. 88. 94. 130 Pozar. Jason 34. 40. 41, 51. 109. 133 Pozar. Megan 34. 35. 41. 44. 51. 53. 54. 60. 136. 138 Pozar. Ryan 6. 38. 34. 35. 53. 53. 57. 90. 91. 154 Pozar. Sue 153 Priest. Jeff 7. 44. 49. 60. 83. 108. 133. 134 Priest. Stacy 7. 44. 46. 60. 93. 138 Prisk. Stephanie 34. 40. 41. 63. 133. 135 Q Queer. Christine 34. 41. 44. 93. 133 Queer. Lisa 43. 53. 69. 116 R Rager. Fay 38. 154 Ram Page Staff 58 Reed. Jenny 93. 138 Reed. Lonny 116 Rethi. Tina 116 Rhoades. Eric 34. 40. 41. 51. 130 Richards. Matt 44. 49. 63. 83. 95. 135 Riffle. Budd 6. 74. 98. 106. 116 Riffle. Debbie 38. 45. 59. 61. 64. 154 Rifles 39 Rishell. Chris 64. 117 Ritenour. Carol 34 Robertson. Doug 7. 50. 51. 83. 135 Robertson. Rayna 34. 41. 51. 93. 130. 133 Robinson. Brandy 44. 133 Robinson. Diane 150 Robinson. Eric 60. 83. 138 Robson. Melissa 34. 41. 45. 138 Roby. Rick 38. 154 Rolley. Angie 39. 154 Rolley. Mike 7. 60. 108. 135 Rosenberger. Dawn 135 Rosenberger. Robin 39. 71. 154 Rowland. Amy 6. 53. 56. 61. 86. 94. 118. 130 Rummel. Bridget 45. 55. 93. 133 Rummel. Karen 34. 38, 53. 88. 117 Rummel. Shawn 133 Rura. Joseph 140 s SADD 47 Salyards. Annette 150 Sanders. Margaret 138 Sanders. Wendy 64. 117 Satryano. Danny 73 Saula. Nicole 34. 36. 39. 51. 53. 58. 84. IK). III. 154 Saunders. Orville 130 Savage. Walt 74. 81. 117 Schaller. Nancy 51. 53. 69. 137 Schwartzel. Romayne 46. 47. 138 Scott. Deanna 34. 41. 44. 51. 138 Sekela. John 49. 63. 141 Sembiante. Angelo 6. 7. 148 Senior Information 194-196 Seniors 17-31 Seventh Grade 130-133 Shaffer. Jenny 135 Shaffer. Robin 59. 64. 131 Shaffer. Vickie 64. 117 Shaftic. Kelly 34. 37. 131 Shaftic, Shawn 50. 60. 138 Shank. Fred 48. 69. 74. 81. 131 Shank. Geoff 34. 40. 43. 61. 63. 131 Shank. Steve 39. 57. 98. 99. 154 Shannon. Carolyn 35. 41. 45. 139 Shawley. Sue 34. 38. 53. 69. 88. 95. 131 Sheriff. Keith 46. 47. 53. 57. 63. 131 Sheriff. Robin 34. 41. 44. 46. 50. 93. 133 Shetler. Teresa 64. 117 Shingler. Stacy 139 Shirey. Heather 34. 133 Shirey. Julie 16.19. 36. 39. 34. 35. 43.46. 53. 58.66.68. 84. 86. 87. 154 Short. Cory 69. 73. 135 Short. Lisa 34. 39. 53. 63. 64. 85. 117 Shuey. Betty 39. 71. 154 Shuey. Tammy 135 Shultz. Jim 153 Shumaker. Krista 139 Shutter. Rita 150 Silbaugh. Michelle 55. 139 Silbaugh. Pat 106. 131 Silk. Amy 46. 51. 54. 68. 73. 113. 135 Silk. Crystal 43. 53. 59. 95. 131 Silk. Dustin 109. 139 Silk. Laura 55. 133 Silk. Todd 30. 154 Silks 38 Sisitki. Mike 133 Ski Club 51 Slade. Karen 34. 40. 41. 51. 146 Slick. Becky 44. 54. 135 Slick. Connie 153 Slick. Mike 133 Smith. Sherry 154 Smithley. Ron 41. 50. 109. 133 Smyder. Jennifer 44. 45. 139 Snyder. Sue 34. 38. 59. 131 Solich. Ben 49. 60. 83. 109. 139 Solich. Dana 55. 139 Solich. Doug 154 Solich. Dwayne 131 Sophomores 118-131 Sowers. Brad 109. 133 Springer. Sherry 30. 51. 69. 154 St. Clair. Scott 139 StaHer. Corinna 7. 135 Starenchak. Jim 145 Steimer. Orvis 151 Stiffey. Darrell 53. 69. 117 Stiffey. Jim 109. 135 Stiffey. Kelly 56. 59. 63. 117 Stiffey. Michele 153 Stiffey. Wendy 135 Stiffler. Heidi 7. 44. 60. 68. 113. 136. 139 Stiffler. Kevin 6. 48. 51. 57. 74. 131 Stiles. Jodi 30. 71. 154 Stitchery Club 55 Stormer. Ed 64. 117 Stormer. Joe 139 Stouffer. Irma 150 Strausbaugh. Tom 131 Student Council 46 Student Forum 47 Stufft. Wade 51. 139 Stutzman. Greg 61. 63. 131 Stutzman. Mike 109. 133 Stutzman. Robbie 133 Swank. Pat 153 Swatsworth. Mary Jo 6. 46. 51. 53. 61. 64. 68. 85. 88. 110. 117 Sydanmaa. Mari 30. 35. 51. 53. 53. 95. 97. 154 T Tantlmger. Chad 48. 51. 117 Taylor. Bob 51. 53. 57. 90. 106. 117 Telford. Dean 30. 154 Thompson. Jessica 34. 41. 44. 50. 51. 130 Tosh. Stefame 44. 46. 69. 133 Toy. Berton 91. 138 Toy. Shawn 34. 40. 43. 57. 61. 68. 90. 131 Trimble. Jim 30. 48. 57. 61. 74. 77. 154 Trimble. Shauna 34. 35. 41. 44. 51. 59. 139 Troll. Bronwyn 41. 44. 55. 139 Troll. Ryan 61. 63. 73. 90. 131 u Underclassmen 113-133 V Varsity Club, boys 57 Varsity Club, girls 56 Vaughan. Eric 53. 66. 117 VCR Club 73 Vo-Tech 134 Volleyball. All-stars 7 Volleyball. JV 88-89 Volleyball, varsity 86-87 Voyten. Francis 151 w Wagner. Bill 7. 49. 83. 135 Wagner. Mike 63. 69. 135 Wagner. Tom 63. 117 Wahl. Dale 64. 67 Wakefield. Penny 34. 41. 44. 139 Walker. Greg 48. 57. 74. 85. 98. 106. 117 Weightlifting Club, girls 63 Whipkey. Brian 50. 133 Whisdosh. Stephen 136 White. Keith 30. 43. 48. 51. 57. 74. 77. 84. 154 White. Roberta 55. 68. 69. 133 Wilkins. Don 30. 154 Williams. AJ. 31. 53. 58. 61. 64. 65. 66. 67. 84. 154 Williams. David 50. 51. 133 Williams. Heather 46. 47. 51. 53. 56. 59. 70. 114. 117 Williams. Jack 50. 133 Williams. Kim 133 Williams. Sharon 31. 63. 64. 65. 57. 154 Wingard. Dave 31. 57. 61. 65. 67. 99. 103. 154 Wissinger. Kim 61. 63. 64. 103. 131 Wootton. Enoch 151 Worrell. Robert 139 Wynn. Dan 60. 108. 135 Wynn. Shawn 35. 53. 61. 154 Y Yeager. Brandon 50. 63. 73. 135 Yeager. Brett 44. 109. 133 Yeager. Jeannie 44. 133 Z Zack. Jim 49. 74. 75. 81. 98. 143 Zacur. Chris 7. 49. 83. 139 Zacur. Michele 61. 97. 131 Zimmerman. John 50. 133 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS From selling advertisements last August through the final copy editing in February, hundreds of hours of dedicated effort have gone into the making of this yearbook. We, the literary staff, would like to take this opportunity to look back, reflectively, and thank those who helped make the 1988 Laurel a lasting memory of our year together. We offer our gratitude to . . . The administration, staff, and student body who gave us the utmost cooperation on picture days and at deadline-crunch time. Gradler Studios for their excellent photography service and answers to our never-ending questions. Eric Vaughan and John Astolos, our tireless photographers, for their last-minute rushing around to take the pictures we needed yesterday. Mr. Wahl for helping us set up our computer programs and lending us the printer for deadline copy work. Mrs. Schaller and Julie Shirey for providing us with extra candid photographs. The business staff for keeping us financially sound during the year and allowing us to spend a little money” for certain extras. Mr. Sylvan Pinto for his guidance and patience with us throughout the year. Ms. Cindy Snyder for her assistance in arranging our plant tour in November and helping us with difficulties in production. Julie, our editor, for writing ALL our copy and allowing us freedom to experiment with our unique layout designs. Tricia and Julie for providing spirited holiday decorations in 105 throughout the year. Mrs. Bennett for all the extras” during deadline week. AT T for allowing us to reach out and keep in touch” with Mrs. B during her deadline absence. Mr. Toshiba for being reliable (sic) and producing quality copies. Paula Ewt for her calligraphy and her dedication to the editor’s job even after her graduation. Jill Berkstresser for her help in identifying numerous underclassmen on our photos. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Bennett for allowing us to be creative and imaginative in producing this book and our summer supplement. r 200 1 MV ■ V; -a