Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

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The lighter side of: Dave Dull. 7. Bill Leon, aspiring industrial art- ist. 8. Mike Chizmar and Ed Adkins hang loose. 9. Danny Con- onico plans his es- cape. 10. Paul Smith and Lisa Pringle in their native apparel. 11. Shelly Zocco and Karen Klodell. 2 LHS At HM I I. ii... r i . mn . Q ' f ,,.,.. Liv L' ts Best N 1. Caroline Matey takes charge. 2. Will the real Casper please stand? 5. Jeff Hafely and Brian Williams. 4. Diya Odeh, Tony Marzullo, and Tom Menelle. 5. Dave Reddinger aims for the first wall on the right. 6. Tony El-Khoun stifles D.J. Dota. 7. Daphne Young. 8. Steve Rohan the break dancer. 9. Rob Garrett tells it like it is. 10. Laura Manches- ter and Craig Peters get invaded by those Olin eyes. 3 1. Julie Lustig laughs while Frank Venzeio pretends he knows how to read. 2. World History is a popular course at LHS. 5. Adam Hollander gets a new perspective on life. 4. Kurt or Kris? The world may never know. 5. Ayyoub El-Khouri flashes some Liber- ty spirit. 6. John Matheny-alias-Kathy Schesler, Kathy Schesler-alias-John Matheny. 7. Kim Rubenstein makes sure Mr. Rupert isn't looking so she can break another beaker. 8. Sandra Martinez, you sneaky devil! 9. Dina Maiorana and Santina Belcik get caught trying to change their Spanish grades. VXQEW V N ' iglf 1, Wild K 1 ..- L 7 1. Katie Jobe, Mary Marquez, Michelle Wellman, and Nadine Molner set a good example for underclassmen. 2. Are they Kathy Schesler and Dave Henninger or Sonny and Cher? 5. Marc O.J. Julius, have you finished your homework? 4. Margie Fisher is just hopping along for Halloween. 5. Mark Hockensmith and Nicole Rosen- berger ponder the meaning of life. 6. Craig Vaupel is goofing off as usual. 7. Seniors do the boog-a-loo at a pep rally. 8. Michelle Mamrick, resident chemist. 9. Angela Lavorta and Dana Cioist are hippies at heart. 5 1. Sam Sisley and Greg Apple hail Ohio State Liberty style. 2. Dave Dull and Dave I-Ienninger point out Sey- mour's 8th wonder of the world-we wonder where it Came from! 5. Frau checks out the hall action. 4. How's the weather up there, Dave Schory? 5. Mike Coman and Ted Russell are hard at work. -V -14 .Pe -f Y 3? 1 6 5 . .. f -. n .5 535: lg 4 .9 A ,, P' pas.: yr S f ! J 5 E3 V! 'Ji Sv S if S , , ..,sQ fswi f'?si: ' tra MAJ: 1. Missy Beers asks 'lWhat's the big idea? 2. Mike Orr gets a lift from a few friends. 5. Keith Elliot, Raise your hand if you're sure! 4. Mike Mamrick gets behind the Bucks. 5. Christa Cywinski and Marla D'Andrea are Yemenez Hip- pies. 6. Angela Maiorana and Michelle Lloyd are caught in a public display of affection. P VAR in 1. Jim Bogan, Heidi Crain, and Chuck Peck show off their stylish designer clothes. 2. We go to- gether says Santina Belcik and Andrea Anderson, Lori Johnson, Michelle Rogers. I5. Sherry Mayo and Jill Bimbaum. 4. Angelo Fi- laccio has that party animal look. 5. An LHS family portrait in the chemistry room. 6. Rich Menold spots the apple of his eye. iHWW m.. 6 fl if 1. UGO home Miss Archer wams Anthony Dietz. 2. Yippee!! yells Heidi Crain in a Russian. 55. Karen Ford or Sharon Ford? 4. Yale Levy, Ed Baldwin, Chris Terry, and Noel Mott want to know Are we having fun yet? 5. Bemie Shields - making the grade. 6. lsn't studyhall a blast Sarah Butcher and Brian Dragich? -.WNNM 6? zn- 1. Kevin Vaupel and Peter Christie: We're not fancy,just FABULOUS. 2. I dare you Crystal Adams challenges our photographer. 5. Dave Henninger is our best example of a hard-working gov- emment- student. 4. The class of '90 wants to Trash the Flashes for home- coming. 5. Put your trust in my hands Afshin seems to say. 6. Larry, Curly, and Mo, also knomm as Kara Riccuti, Christa Cywinski, and Andrea Anderson. 7. Sophomores proudly present their 1986 homecoming float for inspection by Scott Bova. 8. Various senior ghosts have only one thing to say. 10 4 .L.,.. 3 ffvfiq 'ian ., N 1. Are Rocky Pittman and Chip Cum- mins lost? 2. Dan Morar and Eddie Adkins in the wood lab. 5. Julie Lus- tig, Jennifer Baytosh, and Caroline Matey are going over the edge. 4. Kim Venzen and Nikki Helterbran model the latest from New York. 5. We've got spirit from head to toe at LHS. 6. Harry Wilkenson looks like he got up on the wrong side of the bed. 7. Angela Gur- nak is on the prowl. 8. Missy Drabiski and Jodi Wardrop: connected at the hip. 9. Terri Cummins MIGHT smile for our camera. 10. Mike DeIBene and Jim Bogan, Wanna buy a watch? 11. Our mascot is on the loose again. .Az 1. Ring-around-the-rosie with Danielle Tahos, Michele Mamrick, Shelly Zocco, Shan Kramer, and Betsy Weinblatt 2. Rod Reis, our exchange student from Brazil. 5. Joel Politi and Mike Levy chow down. 4. Library life with Tom Szalay, Frank Venzeio, and Tony Misciskia. 5. Michelle Wellmann, what are you LOOKING at?? 6. Tom Menelle demonstrates how REAL men use a drinking fountain. 7. Deana Frances- chelli and Katie Jobe audition for Real People. 8. To Lori Weinblatt it's just business as usual. 9. This senior thinks he's the cat's meow. 10. Ursula Rossi and Kathy Schesler are Ivory Girls. 12 .if-4, H!! A ' f f 2 F 5 L l 2 . y 2 WJ Af if r f jf 5 2 J 1 .,. K . vfmaz L , ' I J f1M2!:'5...v,z?it ' , My ,. .zfiiir-fm, ga f W 'w w' Q fm. ww 4 .,....MQiff'f . ' A 1424-f f ,ffsiyefrrfzfy ,, . .,,. A M ,V , f f W. 1 gl rf P 7 1. Mr. Jailett, Jean Gregori, Karen Leaf, and Julie Lustig. 2. Mr. Blanchard looks interested in Lisa Pringle and Leslie Faustino. 5. Jim Wagner looks suspicious. 4. Unbeatable tno: Donny Cononico, Dave Dull, and Mike Tyson. 5. Marla D'Andrea, don't talk with your mouth full! 6. Susi Hadi looks doughtfully at Pam Rossy. 7. Kelley Arbie takes it all in stnde. 8. Rich Pazol gets a closer look at things. 9. Mr. Cefemo resents class invaders! 10. Seniors jam at the Hal- loween dance. 11. Audrey Chizmar: What's the deal? 13 HOMECOMI G 986 S Q From left to nght: The team lining up against Champi- on: Marla: Santinap Shelly and her father: Heidi: Ange- la: Deana and Mary. The 1986 Homecoming activities at LHS were very exciting. Although the floats from each grade were all good, when the judging was over and the smoke had cleared the seniors were the ultimate win- ners. At the same time, Heidi Crain, Angela Lavorata, Deana Franceschelli, Mary Mar- quez, Santina Belcik, Shelly Zocco, and Marla D'Andrea represented the senior class as the 1986 Homecoming Court. As the night came to a close Shelly Zocco was crovlmed the 1986 Homecoming Queen. From left to right: Deana, Shelly, Shelly being crowned, Michelle Pavlock, Mary, and the Court. Class Color: Red And Silver Flower: White Rose MOTTO DESTINY IS NOT A MATTER OF CHANCE, IT IS A MATTER OF CHOICE, IT IS A THING TO BE WAITED FOR, IT IS A THING TO BE ACHIEVED - BY - WM. J. 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Our weakness is that we have to do it so often. N, ...-- 1 - Gregory A. Apple Santina Rachel Belcik Success is not a destination: it 's a joumey. Leslie Brode Christian P. Carbonell All truth is not to be told at all times. Suzanne' Cizmar Before you say you can 't, give it a try. Ted Keys Elizabeth Marie Cosier lt is great to be great, but it's greater to be human Will Rogers Michael Chizmar yoj, Michael C. Coman Joel S. Craig 'A little nonsensevnow and then is relished by the wisest men. Anonymous 'NM-l X Lisa Diane Cizmar l 'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I ha ve seen yesterday and I love to- day. Author unknown Gregory Coleman Heidi June Crain Only he who attempts the ridicu- lous can achieve the impossible. Will Henry Page sponsored by Joseph and Elaine Cywinski N3 N Page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Donald D'Andrea l l Viennesse Francoise Simone Curry The simplest things are always the nicest. Unknown MP' J f lll y fi ,Q ,,L,k ,, Deana Mane D'Ambrogio Live for today, dream for tomor- row learn from yesterday. mm. ..V. . . tt W PH- ,, , ' Dim-.t Lynnetta Davis lf blind followers follow the blind Christa Elaine Cywinski People who don 't know me read me wrong. Charles Barkley Jeff Davidson Michael Jon DelBene lt doesn't matter how you wear leaders eventually they will all fall your hair, it's what's inside your in a ditch. head. S.O.D. Marla Rayne L. D'Andrea May the happiest days of your past be the saddest days of your future. Abe Lincoln Billie Jo Davis With love there is no death. Prince Brian Scott Demidovich I don 't have to be what you want me to be. Muhammad Ali Tricia Deitch Wendy Terese Dragich Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would plant my apple tree. Martin Luther Tami Erkman Plow we must live our separate lives. Phil Collins V, ,,,,...,,, V Wana. ..,4.. it .M Jack W. Donahue Plow it's hard leaving all this be- hind me now like a schoolboy, so lost never found until now. Night Ranger David Daiyel Dull Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Tabitha Ann Faunda ' 'lf I apply myself to something and it interests me enough, lcan usual- ly do it because I want to do some- thing that will change things. John Taylor - Duran Duran Shon Joseph Douctre Girls, Girls, Girls. Motley Crue Ayyoub El-Khouri We'll remember in our minds, through the passing of time, that our friendships will always live 0n. A.E.K. Brett Fine osered by Dr. and Mrs. David D. Dull SP Page lv U-J Margie Fisher Deana Franceschelli The best of everything, thats what I wish you all. Shawn E. Gilbert 'VIII revved up with no place to go. ff Meatloaf Angelo D. Filaccio 'And the spirit said 'Man, unfold the wings of your mind and soul, and flyi Unknown Alicia Marie Gagliano 'Are we having fun yet? Elisa Dale Gluck l've been waiting for this moment for all ofmy life. Phil Collins Karen Leeann Ford l was never much good at good- byes. Night Ranger Q. Robert Garrett Jr. Nothing is impossible, all you have to do is try hard enough and in the right way! Do the best you can and make the best of your life. Dana Lynn Goist Kiss today goodbye and point me toward tomorrow. Hamlisch David G. Greene Nickname Seymour 1 guess I 'll keep on ramblin. Led Zeppelin Sazdah Abdul l'ladi All the pleasurers of life lie be- hind closed doors, to attain them all you have to do is open that door. Unknomm Andrew I-lardenburgh Love is like art, to enjoy it one must appreciate it first. Unknoum Richard Crresley Don't forget the good times. R.E.O. Speedwagon l Mark Hagan Nikki Diane Jo Helterbran I now depart this brick haven for the undereducated. D.C.W. Angela Marie Crurnak My interest is in the future be- cause I 'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Charles F. Kettering Jill Suzanne Haines Christy Ann Hepler Never let go of loyalty and faith- fulness: tie them around your neck,- write them on your heart. David H. Henninger 'VIII the world is indeed a stage and we are meerly players, per- formers, and portrayers. Rush Kathleen Jobe Such moments as this are too few, Air Supply Teresa Kohn Masae Horii Jodi Ann Julian Aaron Michael Kish They say all things come in three 's, well here comes the third degree. The Alarm Plajah Hudson Thousands drink themselves to death before one dies of thirst. Mary Beth Kardas Deborah Kleinman Robert C. Klinko Jr. 'Vind I thought this nightmare would never end ..... vale! Mike Levy This is not the end, It is not even the beginning of the end, but per- haps the end of the beginning. W. Churchill Dina Louise Maiorana 'llust watching the time go, l'm old enough to know that these memo- ries can't hurt a thing. John Cou- gar Mellencamp Jon Landau We are the next step in evolution. Karen Marie Lody First say to yourself What you would be: then do what you have to do. Michael S. Mamrick Let's get together before we get much olden The Who Angela Mich el' Lavorata Your heart is not judged on those who love you, it is judged on those you love. Wizard of OZ l Julie Beth Lustig Don 't know where I 'm going, but I'm on my way. K.E.M. Sandra Marks i Mary Margaret Marquez Don 't settle for anything less than you want. M.M.M. Carolyn Ann Matey Live your life like there's no fOH10I'I'0MA Kris M. Miketa Everybody got mixed feeling about the function and the form. Everybody got deviate from the norm. Rush James Martin l guess there's just one thing left for me to do, Gonna pack my bags and move on my way. Led Zeppelin John Matheny Kurt Miketa Better face a danger once than always be in fear. Anthony J. Marzullo The two hardest things to handle in life are failure and success. Unknoum Thomas John Menelle He that always fears danger feels it! Jennifer Miller Robert Mitzel Lisa Morrison Nickname Hyper girl l 've waited for this monent all of my life. author unknown I-Iebah Mohammad lt's fun to be wild and crazy, but you also have to think about life itself author unknown Robert Morris Nadine Marie Molner lt's now or never, tomorrow may be to late. Boston Marianne Roberta Morrow Take time to think . . . it is the source ofpowen author unknovm Julie Neff Danielle Maria Novello Diya Odeh Nathan A. Olin '34 person is a person through oth- erpersons. Archbishop Desmond Tutu Richard Benjamin Pazol Every now and then I get a little bit nervous that the best of all the years have gone by. Bonnie Tyler Craig Peters You always can't get what you want, but you may find what you need. Rolling Stones Guy Orostin Charles F. Peck Jr. lt dosn't matter what others think. What counts is do you like you. Dee Snyder Brian L. Pittman lf you think you can do it strive for it because if you don 't you might regret it later. 'ti ii James Paladenic l 've been waiting for this moment for all my life. Phil Collins 3 Robert Kale Pesta Never look upon people who are dilferentf as demented or strange. Because you never know if your children will turn out like I did. Larry Duff Michael C. Pizzuto Sometimes you cut the deck, but sometimes the deck cuts you. Unknown Joel Politi One day the basketball stops bouncing. Ron Harper Rhonda Marie Radovich You can 't turn back the clock, But you can wind it up again. Bonnie Prudden Kara Elissa Ricciuti Lisa Ann Pringle Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Abe Lincoln Constance Joy Ramsey WeIcome tomorrow instead of yesterday. Stuart Goddard Paula J. Richardson Shannon Pine Ted Rees Ursula Jean Elizabeth Rossi There is only one success,- to be able to spend life in your own way. Christopher Morley Pamela Sue Rossy l like the dreams ofthe future bet- ter than the history of the past. -Jefferson- Valerie Seese Tonya Simpson ' 'lf you love something set it free: if it comes back it's yours, if it do- sen't it never was. unknown Theodore Edward Russell Sometimes the world's a stonn. One day the stonn will pass and all will be bright and peaceful . . PRINCE Thomas R. Shapiro Why take life seriously? You nev- er get out of it alive. Red Skelton John Slimmer l've got a taste of paradise, I'm never gonna let it slip away. Meat Loaf Kathleen M. Schesler Do what you want to do: but be who you are. unknown .- -at ,,.,1 ,'l' 254: M Marcia D. Shaver I would like to wish for today and dream for tomorrow. unknown Bryan Smith Paul J. Smith Life is like a party and a party is meant to last. Frank Andrew Venzeio The beer's of your own brewing and you must drink it. Dutch Michelle H. Wellmann Hang on to your dreams for they are the beginning of your future.! Hi Joel, had to get the last one! Lisa Lynn Snyder 'Vind in the end on dreams we will depend, cause that's what love is made of Van Halen Kim Jean Venzen Live with a steady superiority over life-don 't be afraid of misfor- tune, and do not yeam for happi- nessp it is after all, all the same. Solzhenitsyn Latricia Lynn Wilkinson l used to sit and cry of the past,- but now I sit and dream of the future. Kevin Scott Vaupel To find a treasure, seek love- a bridge that connects distant hearts. Unknovm Lori B. Weinblatt Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by,- And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Stacy Leigh Wilkoff I desire that there be as many different persons in the world as possiblef I would have each one be very careful to find out and pur- sue his own way. David Henry Thoreau Steve E. Wilson lt's better to keep your mouth shut and be thought stupid than it is to open it and prove it. unknown Margaret Elieen Crratz Don 't be lonely, you 're not the only one who feels the way you do. Cameo Daphne Lynn Young To die is to gain, Christ is my gain,- ln His death, but also in his resurrection, Yet do I live. unknomm Rodrigo Ribas Dias dos Reis Rachelle Anne Zocco You might have forgot the jour- ney ends, you tied your knots, you made your friends, you left the scene with outa trace one hand on the ground one hand in space. The Cars Best Personality-Ka- tie Jobe and Mike Pizzuto. Cutest-Santina Bel- cik and Tom Mennelle. Most Athletic-An- drea Anderson and Brian Demodovich. Biggest Flirt-Angela Lavorata and David Greene. Best Dressed-Shelly Zocco and Brian Pittman. Best Couple-Mi- chelle Wellman and Kevin Vaupel. Best Looking- Nadine Mol- nar and David Greene. Rowdiest- Dina Maiorana and David Henninger. Biggest Hall Roamers- Mary Marquez and Mike Chizmar. Most Popular- Shelly Zocco and Brian Demoidovich. Nicest Eyes- Katie Jobe and David Dull. Most Spirit- Heidi Crain and Dave Henninger. K . VVV Fnendliest- Heidi Crain and Brett Fine. Nicest legs- Marla D'Andrea and Mike Levy. lnseperable Friends igirlsj Katie Jobe and Nadine Molnar. lnserarable Friends lboysb Nate Olin and Joel Politi. Best Body- Nadine Molnar and Mike Levy. Most Intelligent- Jill Haines and John Bletsch. Nicest Smile- Kara Ricciuti and Tom Shapiro. Q s es X ,fa-:-it. its fiiixfil 5 45 slain Ms..l..,s.g,.v..ii Best Sense of Humor - Mark Hagan and Kathy Schesler. Nicest Car - Deana Franceschelli and Frank Venzio. Most Absent - Elisa Gluck and Rob Festa lno photo availablel. Nicest Hair - Mary Marquez and Mark Hagan. Class Clown - Dina Maiorana and Tom Menelle. 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S gf. in i -. l 2, . si: 5ri:,l.1iN:'Rs' i K 2 An Image Of Perfection Robert Tamarkin dis- plays for his fellow LHS students the proper study hall techniques. First you scatter your books across the table, then take out your calcu- lator and pretend to look busy. Finally, bite your lip in a Bugs Bunny type fashion. Great tips, Rob. Ang Michelle Rogers Steve Rohan Brad Rose Marc Roth Stephanie Roth Kim Rubinstein Jason Rubin Allen Sams Marc Sansone Jack Savage Leeanne Sawyer David Schory Barbara Schueller Jeff Scoville Eric Seifert Bob Seybert Sam Sisley Denise Smith Michele Smith Ralph Snyder William Sorbes Cammie Sperling Tabitha Stokes Danielle Tahos Robert Tamarkin Christy Terry Kathleen Thuman Todd Tuttle Jodi Wardrop Sara Watson James Watt Lori Watts Debra West Denise West Brian Williams Steve Willis Bill Wilson Mace Wolf Elizabeth Wollaeger Matt WOOdS Tom Woolweaver Terri Yavorsky E Great Looks By Frank Camera shy? Hot me - Hi l'm Frank Ciaglino and these are my wood shop - uh, sony Mr. Latessa, l mean wood lab pro- tective safety glasses: aren't they swell? ljust love the way they match my shirt! V' Chris Temekloff and Tracy Millerman are looking swell. Cammie Sperling and Tim Morris lean on each other. Nate 0lin and Rich Pazol show us.their Physics project. Danny Conanico and Dina Maiorana hang out in the li- brary. Bill Binicke: no smok- ing in the boys room. Ted Russel and Jodi Julian with mysterious smiles. I-Iey Chiz- mar, what's in the locker. Donny Cononico and Geno Leshnack, cousins forever! X X 'bo-3' ,g lrl ,T llll T n at 2 A Winn, Girls Cross Country State Runner-Up ? ' I' , z , be , . , I , .ff , , ' r 'f 2 . gmfaky V , .. Wwe A Z .fl ' I, , 'I fl 9' ff fv- V. 'V W My .V . 4' ,Q-., Q , ,Q ., 2 . A . W , ,. ' ,....- ' . ,il , L f t,,'t. Fm 1 A tltt nv , , J 'ttt' 2 T ' , fc 4 5 A C T s 1986 AAVSTATE Rumen-up ,Y Fi? The '86-87 Girls CC team had a very suc- cessful season under Coach Rupert. They were league champs and State Runner-up. Team members are: Jill Banner, Angela Maiorana, Michelle Lloyd, Heather John- Z son, Jackie Brovm, Trisha Rizer, Santina Belcik, Leah Neville, Michele lllincik, Lori Johnson, Laura Santagata, Andrea Ander- son, Suzi Skolnick, and Michelle Rogers. Boys Cross Country - Cross Country pyramid: Bottom left N. Olin, R. Brauer, J. Olin: 2nd row J. Haffe- ly, H. Wilkonson: Top B. Williams Runnin' To Win nifi 1 f . ,.. , .M ' ' E 'i lilrr if . . 1 Vir' f' ZW'fwi'..,giw if 07 5 4 Q' Q 7 ' ,J .,Q 1 The '86 Boys Cross Country team had .1 another good season finishing with a re- cord of 125-11. This season marks the 25rd consecutive winning season for the Cross Country program at LHS. Senior Nate Olin led the team throughout the season with many fine perfonfnances. Juniors Rob Brauer, Jeff Haffely, and Bri- an Williams, Sophomores Josh Olin, and Harry Wilkonson all had very good seasons. Next year should be another good season. ATCH POI T fl J . : M 43 V k. J I iv L f ' IEAQVV .5-gy 1 I 'Q V k:v. t T ft + A s e .l P. Cinelli, J. Kirchner, L Peters, S. Roth, L. Manchester, T. Knox, V. Parchuri The 1986 Girls' Ten- nis Team consisted for the most part of uncler- classmen who were able to gain valuable experience for next year. Good luck to all the returning letter- men and to all future tennis stars that will be joining the team in the fall. s 1 ,f 1 is AQQBEBQ. J V' , at LL I TO SPORTS figs In Q3 :QA , -A Ja.. gs 2 N yn k 4 . . ff ,, , fl' My .263 ' X54 F . K fa, I M 51 Y W4 ,,..-uqlllF'? 4. ' Q527-ffl-W Af LHS Cn The CQ, .fi avg? Golf Facts Success found its way to the 1986 Golf Team along with improvement and fun. Under the guidance of Mr. Wagner, the team captured the Avalon District Toumament, finished in third place in Regional competition at Tannenhauf, and ranked 11th in AA action in all of Ohio. Senior John Matheny, lead the team to an undefeated season in the Trumbull AA League. According to Coach Wagner, the team will miss Matheny's medal-winning perfor- mance. However, Mike copich, Tony Misciskia, and Sarah Butcher hold great promise in continuing the lVlathenyfLiberty tradition. Both the team and coach feel optomistic about next year. With fresh talent in players like Todd Callen, Chris lVlcI'leil, and Joe Cohn, a state victory is undoubtedly in reach. Of particular interest are the 1986 letter and certificate winners. Lettennen fand womenl include Steve Willis, John Matheny, Adam Hollander, Jim Watt, Robert Richardson, Mike Copich, Tony Misciskia, Craig Peters, and Sarah Butcher. The remaining members were recognized with certificates for their achievements and contributions. These golfers include Mike Mamrick, Chris McNeil, Todd Callen, and Joe Cohn. With another successful season completed and celebrated. Coach Wagner and next year's team anxiously await the opportunity for the State title and another victorious year. 54 Links In '86 is f I 5 j .'e' 541 w ..w?,vf X. . l X , I ii . . f gl! ! , XL x nl, fl' Ill. -f ll I K 1 ii. ,. lst Row: C. Burton, T. Misciskia, A. Hollander. 2nd Row: T. Callen, J. Cohn, S. Butcher, M. Copich, R. Richardson, J. Matheny. 5rd Row: S. Willis, C. Peters, M. Mamnck, J. Watt. M' g ., J 'ii 4 z , fl , , -.A A ' ill- A K f A ,' wwf f if f 4 far.-,L l I rf 1. QQ 'f ,ii Wifi . , N QW I ll' ..llIIl'jUjjpgg,.k l 5 W 5 The 986 Liberty Leopards X r f 4 r , .eee TQ Q e ee f - . wig K - K 'ff ' ' ' .V 3, , K, Q I yi Q K If :V .. . f i .. i A. ,N M it X .fi Q s - pw ., . s M L if sri eilee ee L C.. , L - L 1stRow: R. Garrett, K. Miketa, M. Chizmar, B. Demidovich, M. Coman, D. Greene, K. Miketa, T. Reese 2nd Row: R. Kralik, A. Hardinburg, T. Russell, T. Mennelle, K. Vaupel, D. Dull, Pl. Haire, E. Baldwin, R. Hershbine 25rd Row: B. Dragich, N. Zaggotti, C. Cummings, B. Gilcher, S. Janoso, C. Adams, M. Connley, R. Demarco, C. Banks. New Coaching Staff Takes Control The Leopard football coaching staff went through some major changes for 1986. Greg May, a Physical Education Teacher at Girard, took over at the head coaching position. Coach May and his coaching staff took con- trol in June, and not to long after that, official summer practice started. Although the Leopards season was not as successful as hoped for, Coach May was happy with the improvement of the team in general. l 1stRow: B. Macsuli, G. May, Head coach, E. Sheetz. 2nd Row: J Detoro, D. Griffi, P. Gabriel, P. Toath, J. Goser. Q s Mft D. Greene: H.M. All League, H.M. All County B. Demidovich: lst Team All League, H.M. All County Senior's Honored . . A 'gg 1 ' K. Miketa: Best defensive Back, lst Team All League 4 v D. Dull: 2nd Team All County, H.M. T. Reese: lst Team All League, All League lst Team All County C. Carbonell: Best Off. Back, H.M. All League, H.M. All County, M. Chizmar: 2nd Team All County, H.M. All County, Most Improved player. The Liberty Leapord Football team's first season un- T der the reign of Coach Greg May, proved to be a sign of improvement. The Laopards started the season with a . setback, losing to Girard 27-7, but then bounced back to win the next two games against Jackson-Milton and Mathews. The Leopards finished the season with a 5-7 record and a l-4 mark in the League. , .1 K -3 K, . it M 'r.iJVh,1 5 , U 3 , i s v 'B' ..f.. 44 i ' f' ' 2 ' . '- - ' grimy .fiififf ' 0.1 . . . T i . U 'ii i V V- 'sf ' 4 C N M 3' '55 M i f 4 . ' , M n ' L .f :W , 'WV ' r g ..,.. ... 1. H V. , 'ff-1 3' Senior Players: lst Row: A. Hardinburg, B. Demidovich, M. Co- man. T. Reese. C. Miketa, R. Garrett. 2nd Row: T. Russel. K. Miketa, T. Mennelle, D. Dull, D. Greene, M. Chizmar. K. Vaupel. Co-Captins: Mike Coman and David Dull . V-ww flag W' 6? if U X H if fig 11 ff w if 3 1 W' iff? fx Q. 4 - . f K x Wg N - ..::.. . ,L X. ,, ,B X ww Z' Q M Uh-One, And-Uh-Two Renee Pallante, above, keeps the band marching along as Angela Gumak, Suzanne Cizmar, and Paula Richardson, upper right, practice hard. Rich Pazol, Nate Olin, are to the right. The majorettes are, first row: D. Novello, A. Gagliano, D. Goist, D. West, I-I. Mollick, A. Maior- ana. Second row: K. Morosky, P. Kliner, K. Klodell, D. Young, B. Dyc- man, L. Buckner, S. Zocco. aff jg M W , f ggi? K 1 fs ,A if I S if SEIPHIQMIQ Darren Anzevino Jeff Anzevino Matthew Armstrong Steve Baker Charles Banks Jill Banner George Bednar Pat Beres Lee Bigelow Michelle Bogan Scott Bova James Breymaier Lisa Brewer Jackie Brown Kelly Burton Vanessa Capogreco Cheryl Camahan Don Chelfo Pam Cinelli Kristine Citarella Joey Even Looks Cute Concentrating Joey Guzzi is the picture of a hardworking sopho- more as he puts all his effort into creating the perfect wood lump. Those sexy safety glass- es make him look like just another TYPICAL LIBERTY STUDENT. 3 , 'z if 1 ,V fmw, Joseph Cohn Michael Commarate Donald Cononico Stacy Copenhaver Tracy Copenhaver James Crawley Chris Creed William Cummins Matthew DeSalvo Tony DeVito Richard Dobozy Brian Dragich Jamie Emery Billal Esmail Christine Esposito Lori Ficklin Scott Ford Ross Francis James Franklin Dominic Frazzini Kimberly Frederick Tracey French' Paul Furman Mike Goodworth Scott Gray Joshua Green Lougenia Green Christine Griffiths Joey Guzzi Rocky Guzzi Kelly Hagan Sean Henry Thomas Herdman Theresa Hewitt Deeonna Hobby Michael Hoffer Adam Hollander Jennifer Home James Humphreys Davis Huston Sherry lfft Tammy Jackamo Vikki Lynn Jenkin Jennifer Jones Jon Kannensohn Stephen Kerekes Mark Kesterke Jill Kirchner Todd Kirkorsky Annamaria Kirr Stefan Kirr Anthony Klepec George Klepec Karen Klinko Kathleen Kovach James Krelik Regina Lambert Grace Lee Marsha Leeson Randall Lehner il. 5 , ,W . 'ff f ,. V In . 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William Leone Jeff Levy Michele Lipton Chris Little Michelle Lloyd Lori Logan Don Loree Kim McGinnis Chris McNeil Angela Maiorana Michael Martin Anna Marquez Marni Matey Julie Matola Richard Menold Rachel Miller Tracie Milliman Gary Mirone Mary Jo Misciskia Suhda Mohammad Rashawn Moore Daniel Morar Kathryn Morosky Deborah Morrison Lesley Mullen Linda Mullen Karen Neal Michelle Nicol Jill Niemiec Daniel Novello Tracy Nurkiewicz Joshua Olin Robert Ondash Pamela Orr Rachel Pappa Shaum Pappas Sidney Pazol Chris Peduzzi Christina Peltz Wendy Perko Michael Petrella Mick Phelan Lynn Pilolli Bharati Potlun Teresa Pratt Amy Jo Prentice Nancy Pringle Lisa Puskar Rasra Rafia Michael Ralidi 25 2 -rr 53 M fy K ii. VV UMW l was af mag ...f- , ,?,, , V,,- A ,,. 1 f',, ,K,, ,fH W f i ' ff 1 -- ky' - A - M y wg Nw Nw QM - , 1 mm' . fs' 4 as fi , , Q ,., if tra if Y ana ii ,ff Mu 2 fw X W ,- 1 -, 1, , 5 ' 3 at Q f 2 ii f , : i V , . f. V fr H iff ' . , ,rm '- 1 WS? l ., if r , 7 A , K ,,, , ma , V, My U ,Qi ! Geno And Pam Mr. Schawab's class- room is the scene of the crime and Cieno Rice is the criminal, caught pre- tending to pay attention while Pan Cinelli consid- ers falling asleep. Too bad she is in the front row! Nick Raich Ron Rasul Geno Rice Mark Rider Trisha Rizer Craig Riter Kristen Rogers Fred Ronaghy Michelle Ross Judd Rubin Elizabeth Russ Heidi Saare Ayesha Samad Craig SanSone Todd SanSone Eric Sewell Bemard Shields Suzi Skolnick Jenny Slimmer Jill Slimmer John Slimmer Jeff Sloan Greg Snyder Sherri Snyder Art Speck Syam Stool Thomas Szalay Michael Taylor Christen Temelkoff Mindy Terry Jeff VanDam Tim Van Such Craig Vaupel Tracey Walker Ramona Waltz Frank Wasko Kristen Weller Harry Wilkonson Jennifer Williams Chad Wilson Phil Woods Nick Zagotti Josh Yelin X f W xx If X Nike as as Q? X is rr Q 48 'ia ii Rx .sw ,.,.,,,. il The Bove Basketball Manager Scott Bova decided to leave the wa- terbottles and towels in the locker room for a change and concentrate his managing ef- forts into making sure every- thing is running smoothly and no one is stepping out of line- namely Mr. Wilson and Mr. Prince. Where would we be without our Bova? Q -X 3 f 'fLiW4 1' '1 X, 351 if KK Q K.. . ffa,.,.,.,,L,...,w., -A i Li F, , . ..-ww, X a f m ' Y ity N i : ,..-,, Q- . , X sg , I 9 21? fjvk ww, A Liberty High School rocked once again in 1986-87 to the music of VYCE, a local band of six members, some of whom are or have been Liberty stu- dents. Dave Hope, Mark Hagan, and Barry Gareb have played with the band in both of this year's concerts staged in the gym, and Dave Ciitson and Mike Nagy each played in one of the concerts. The band plays a vari- ety of popular music such as Bon Jovi, Van Halen, and even INXS. VYCE has become a very popular group in our area and now has a large number of fans from high schools in our re- gion. The best of success in the coming years!! I ll :ll lil If ll-I -I lil?- Eg::::::::::-'- T 71 Bon Jour French Club include: from L to R: S. Cizmar, J. Levy, S. Baker, D. Hobby, J. Kirchner. B. Lee, M. Terry, L. Neville, J. Bimbaughm, A. Wolf, L. Santagata, M. l-laims, T. Knox, A. Goldberg, A. Oblonski, K. Moyer, M. Wolf, S. Kirk, M. McCarty, J. Altier, S. Zocco, K. Ricciti, R. Bahhour, L. Snyder, K. Ford J. Bletsch C. Ramsey M. Marrow, S. Wilkoff, W. Dragich, K. Citarella, M. Martin, P. Depto, 5. Butcher, Y. Levy, R. Pallante, B. Dragich, A. Maiorana, A. Marquez, M. Lloyd, T. Rizer, M. Ross, K. Morosky, W. Perko, P. Jurko, L. Manchester, M. Waltz, G. Lee, B. Conti, Z. Johnson, C. Little, S. Roth, J. Pazol, J. Rubin, M. Rogers, F. Gagliano, S. Bova, C. Peters, T. Morris, L. Beeghly, D. Elkhouri, J. Wadrop, M. Smith, K. Arbie, J. Kirkorsky, T. Raich, K. Rubinstien, A. Edwards, J. Rubin, S. Kramer, M. Julius, T. Newman, R. Altier, D. Critson, C. Morris, S. Willis, 5. Wilson, B. Weily, R. Pazol, H. Olin Oflicers include: C. Ramsey, W. Dragich, M. Marrow, and L. Snyder '1 72 Guten Tag Q x' 4 Gem1an club includes, From L to R: C. Ridge, Pres. D. Plovello, Sec. M. Wellmann, Treas. M. Marquez, Vice Pres. C. Peters, C. McCune, M. Beers, D. West, D. West, J. Lehto, C Temelkolf, A. Prentice, T. Peltz, H. Saare, K. Vaupel, E. Greene, B. Zockle, A. Hollander, J. Olin, S. Kerkes, S. Rirr, M. Gata, J. Yelin, B. Gereb, M. Rafidi, M. Delbene, P. Brown, S. Ewing, T. Hewitt, J. Pazol, A. Rirr, D. Levy, A. Alberico, B. Co- sier, R. Menold, G. Leshnak, C. Latronico, T. Vanguch, T. Szlay, J. Watt, G. Rlepic, G. Mirone, T. Misciskia, S. Pyne, C. Adams, R. Damarko, J. Allred, P. Richardson, G. Apple, E. Baldwin, R. Pazol, J. Landau, D. Pedicini, M.Mamrick, T. Tuttle, R. Richardson, F. Gagliano, and R. Malone. .,,. l:. W 'l iiV 'mf' r'i-i.r1 ...J 1. --...l E 73 inoLA! from .EL CLUB DE EsPANoL gin: lst: P. Rossy, M. Goldberg, S. Belcik, D. Maior- ana, A. Filaccio, 2nd: S. Hadi, C. Terry, D. Pullin Senora Guesman, S. Fox, C. Beeghly, L. Peters i AY CARUMBA! The Spanish Club was a more active facet of LHS this year. President Santina Belcik and the other officers, Dina Maiorana, Missy Goldberg, and Angelo Filaccio, organized many functions for the club this year including dinner at Seto's, a trip to Geauga Lake, and t-shirts for all ITICITIDCTS. A Nos ENCQENTRA EL ESPANGL 74 5rd: Julio, S. Snyder, R. Snyder, H. Mollic, C. Diprofio, L. Pilolli, S. Hadi, B. Rosenberg 4th: R. Pappa, J. Gregory, V. Paruchun, J. Slimmer, C. Esposito, S. Hammond, C. Kaye ven'fZxFq5 fri V151 ' Espanol 'IL U N -41 TIN CLU 1st Row: B. Ondash, K. Fredericks, T. Shapiro, C. Cywinski, L. Weinblatt, J. Politi, ri. Crain 2nd Row: J. Courtney, C. Ramsey, C. Terry, M Little, J. Haines, D. Kleinmen, D. Croist, J. Bogan, C. Sperling, M. De alvo, J. Kannenson, C. Cummins, R. Karipineni 5rd Row: P. Dills, R Scaduto, E. Daroski, J. Collins, A. Gerlach, Cx. Miller, K. McGiniss, M. Leeson, R. Miller, R. Lehner, C. Riter, S. Stoll, M. Sansone, E Margalla wafer , fmfsfww Z lux? p f'QqvfmWw2 Choir :fx The 57 members of the Liberty High School Choir had a busy year. ln November, the Chamber Choir went to the District Competition at Stambaugh Audito- num. The whole choir performed at the I-loliday Con- cert in December, solo competition in February, plus they sang their hearts out in their winter concert. Final- ly, their last performance was in May at the Spring Concert. Sherry Snyder and Julie Lehto were the ac- companists for the choir. FA CES GOING PLA CES Lynn Beeghly and Ted Russell, No huggy and no kissy . All in the Family Leshnack, D'Andrea, Con- onico, Jim Crawley, Tony Misciska, Christa Cywinski, We're with him . Ted Reese smiles as he gets an- other detention. l oughta be in pictures says Ron Bittner. Scott Wilson, name, rank, and serial number. Mike Chizmar What do you mean it won't hurt?! 'lHey Ed Baldwin, no sleeping in class . Smile, we might be in the yearbook says Rox- anne and Leslie. W W mx, Lx f :si 1- :reg , A ifssafff , -i s . Xl ki k A A :plum Q i I 'wssgsi S n . I 1 3 5 1 I k,....N 3' 9 Crystal Adams Jamie Adkins Katy Albert Robert Altier Doug Aubel Eugene Austin Ra'ad Bahour Nariman Bahour Shannon Baker Carlie Barrett Bobby Barrett Christy Beeghly William Beinecke Jennifer Berry Rizwan Bhatti Bryan Bilchik Jill Birnbaum Ronald Bittner Jason Bremner Paul Brown in 9 fr Destination Unknomm Mike Cannistia, did ev- erything work out all right, or are you just lost? Never fear, our new improved office is right domm the hall and Mrs. Sebastiano will get you back on your way to your favorite class, math with Mr. Cornicelli. sz, 'B I1 -9' 47' -W H 4, riii V V . , ,.....'-- '-'-W--.f ali' fl ,,,,: 1 K W y W N1 i H - ' f ' qv: i cslr A :iz ,wt My A 35, 5 1 . . 17 f y- ' , me ' ,lzl ,A 5223: 5 2 cf f' Th , .,,.,, M z 4 ,i . ,, AS 4 Q4 153, 1 jf Q f rm l 1 :Z 5. 1.5.4 James Buckner Chris Burton Michelle Burton Michael Cannistra Audrey Chizmar Barbara Cole Hana Collins Rebecca Conti Michael Copich Janis Cosier Earl Courtney Heather Crain Lee Cover Elizabeth Daroski Carrie Lee Davis Diana Depto Antoinette DeSabato Mark Deitz Partricia Dills Todd Dolwick Daniel Dota Michael Dripps Anthony El-Khouri Abed Esmail rlillal Esmail Sean Eweing Lisa Ford Ryan Francis Robert Fusco Dan Gagliano Adrian Games Andrew Gerlach Chris Giampietro Elissa Gitlow Amy Goldberg Andrew Goodman Jennie Gordon John Gurnak Dommecko Guzzi Tamara Haas Hadi Hadi Marla Haims Deborah Haire Bridget HasUa Danielle Hay Carrie Hepburn Mark Hockensmith Eric Humphreys Scott Hynes Lori Johnson Zoe Johnson Michael Jones Michael Julian Paula Jurko Geoffrey Kale Gregory Kale Rama Karlpineni Kathy Kay Michele Keen Michael Kerrigan X Niimk if s f l xi ,...-K . fi n '- VH A 1 ,S ixffa: : ss' fi-:sg . H, 5,-K Q :- . , . MS, .Ll -V -3 7 fri f l V 'Fi' ' 1'1 f l Z- 4 as . -1 E X S ,kk f -21 M 'Y 23 tt' + gil! 55 is 5125? fr if W - Eilf ., at g ff rw f 5 ': 1 fsyq. I :-','.- gs I if .es la.?:faQ'hg.153 rE'?Ifg: Q'lf5w.f,:5,-f?s- 'fifit r '5:wr X x ':i'+ l ,axe . ,Img , 7. ig ffw g., GQ. 53' 1 A fa 251 t if Ji 1 fb ii 5 wig if I ' L , M L L ., L L l ' D gg ,, - 'i i -gg '- -ws:-1 Z WZ . 13.9555 Q. ,N , tv if 'QT ' r .:,:. - , X Q Rh 9 I -Q T 11 E 2 Differing Attitudes Debbie Haire and Mi- chelle Mendleson definit- ly have a different out- look about having their picture taken. Debbie poses as our not-so-shy freshman, while Michelle puts forth her best quite and reserved look for our cameras-little do they know .... l John Kloos Tami Knox Donald Kocher Nicholas Lardas Betty Lee Julie Lehto Dori Levy Charmaine Magee Richard Malone Laura Manchester Eric Margala Tina Martino Kelly Matola Sherry Mayo Eric McConnell Troy McLendon Murry Mchlicholas Michele Mendelson Eric Miller Daniel Miller Ginger Miller Anthony Misciskia Chris Montgomery Deina Morar Karen Moyer Justine Muldowney Jill Neff Leah Neville Tracey Newman Terry Newton Lynn Nist Sharif Nojan Richard O'Rell Alyse Oblonsky Todd Perlin Tina Pesce Lynn Peters Rocky Pittman Zeyard Rafidi Makarancl Datavasireddy Geoffrey Ramsey Saul Ramsey Robert Richardson Christine Ridge Amy Riter Mathew Ritter Brauna Rosenburgh Nicole Rosenburgher Anastasia Rossi Jerry Roth 84 E I1- :few -1 Qs! V5 1 A Zvi T A? fy J W 1 'A X Q, 'CHQ , ,K f , :J go, . f' A , : M if ,, mm L :ZH l Q J ,rr i y 5,1 T . ff mr ff ' 6--'mf 1 , X sw dxf i RX 'N Q gr Q X .. W .aj , . s QA. X E X l, q, , . ' Q, M' Q E ,gr E X X F 5531 :' E. , W V X, , . M 5 X , Y 155 X RQ rw -z A 5 ' a 'QV' iw 1452 Quiet I'm Thinking All freshmen listen to the valu- able words of their teachers at all times-Fact or Fiction? Laura Man- chester looks like she'd rather be swimming some laps than listening to this particular lecture-so much for the attentive student. That makes one for Fiction. Laura Santagata Roxann Scaduto Anthony Simeone Randy Smith Kristie Smolkovich Michelle Snyder Melissa Solyn Brian Stambaugh Charles Stanier Tonia Stokes Eric Swanson Gary Thomas Cheryl Tobin Debbie Venzen Jim Wagner Ryan Walker John Wasko William Weily Besty Weinblatt Andy Weller Bryan Wellman Scott Wilson Amy Wolf Marc Wolf Brett Zockle 1. Matt Ritter, smile. 2. Jerry Roth smiles pretty for the cam- era 5. Tony Mischiska say cheese! 4. Gary Grahm workincl hard in shop class 5. Freshmen getting exciting at a pep rally 6. Tina Martino, John Wasko, Car- rie Davis. John what are you looking at? gg i GSS C 660099 QV ,j ig ' ? 5 W? M4 fM,,,,, M AH-K '45' Q 'KJ y 59 we .- ,vf 1 .'f '. '-r r . '-' n'. 5 J . -'. r' ,K . . . , . 'ff --1 r .-1, . P' S , , Q . 53. Xe-.. 3 '. .11 f WL' ' Y - 4 wg ,fl my 12 A,.b l 3 ?',, Y A 'R 'ig :EM Q f ' M' 1 4 ,QQ , H' 4 1 Uiy, 5 U Sw 'L 'BIN 9 .4 9 A 5 If f Q- 'W ga 15 1' 4 2 I 12 Pf 6. 4' ,, WWW M f f W . . i W 5 FRESHIVIEN LOOK AHEAD me 86-87 Swim Team i', 5 . Iwi Q' f 'w Wg- 'Z ff Q 1 igyyg f ggggy r V1 V r .. . ,Qgpf 'ima L. 25 25 P9 33 x. S5 23 ug. N 5? fn 2'-E In U3 PS 3. EFI EQ QE. 1? F' ms' is Om CD U12 Q. ls' -lx gm 53 12 DS! Em 1:7 EE-P1 Sin S N 1U7 'OUJ ZOOU 2gg3g2E5rg5 5.Q. FY' 9?- .'3 f9 gQ5mm:mBO E -4 Q gr-jmU'EU3E Umr-r-5 Wggg-m5'na3'8mg' 5 N 5 QWNEN- BO 555' 5,3 FEE 025 --Ecfmxggfv CQNN-BQ 5 55' mcn3gm5'cQ mgggf ogg-. N gcc C. ff 'Y CD L N:- '5r-r f-'E '45- E:fVE-U: gogawasldgwm HEHNHEO gm-nl 'J' C Q-. QD'-Ir' NIBQPFHU' EERNESESFBNS nmQ.fEC1.c7fm':193T'?f4 lil K. -bifb 5 5 f7hiaA 2y ON x a M! 3 , ' 5- is ,fng 0 m N N '.vl'oAq3s. D19 S'm Ocg Vw underwater pictures. so ee Swim Team-M. Mamrick, K. Ricciuti, C. Cywinski, J. Politi, C. Stanier, H. Wilkinson, S. Kramer, H. Johnson, J. Birnbaum, L. Johnson, J. Watt, B. Zockle, C. Ridge, J. Greene, K. Kovach, J. Kirchner, W. Perko, Y. Levy, J. Levy, J. Landau, J. Yelin, R. Lehner, T. The L.l-l.S. swim teams have never been knomm for having much depth and therefore much ofa winning season, but this year the tumout for both the boys and the girls teams nearly doubled that of previous years and helped to edge the boys on to four season victories and one tie and led the girls in their efforts in defeating both Coventry and Sharon. The Leopards were led this year by Senior co-captains Mike Mamrick and David Heninger for the boys, and Christa Cywinski and Kara Ricciuti for the girls. Other standouts that helped to pace this years team were Joel Politi, Charlie Stanier, Michelle Mamnck, Lynne Beeghly, and Lori John- son. Although both teams will be losing key members next year, the initial success in what you could call a recruiting year gives the team great hope for the future. Congratulations on terrific season Leopards. Back To The Basics . . . Liberty The Liberty Wrestling Program was fortu- Grapplers to a winning 1987 season. Their nate enough to have a very large number of efforts have paid off! new members join this year, leading the row 1 M Coman, B Stambaugh, B Demidovich, D Cononico, T VanSuch, Ci Kale, B Dragich, B Beinecke row 2 Mr. Lott, Ci Marsh, C Banks, D Cononico, T Mischiskia M Mcliicholas, C Burton, C Ciiampietro, G Kale row I5 M Pizzuto, D Loree, R Hershbine, J Martin, R Kralik, D Frazzini, E Swanson, S Ewing row 4 C Little B Hopkinson, W Seifert, C Creed R Cian'ett, C Latronico, K Vaupel, E McConnel Missing. E Ad- kins, M Orr, T Govemor, J Slimmer, D Morar, S Janoso, L Cover .VI With a winning season, The LHS Varsity Grap- plers almost took the E.O.W.L. title once more, but they disappointingly had to settle for league runner-up. Senior mem- bers this year include: Brian Demidovich, Kevin Vaupel, Mike Coman, Mike Pizzuto, Rob Gar- rett, and Jim Martin: Cap- tains: Kevin Vaupel, Mike Coman, and Brian Demi- dovich. Congratulations on a fine season!! Liberty wrestlers who were successful at Dis- tricts include: Tim Van- such, .'5rd: Greg Kale, 4th, Ed Adkins, 2nd: Mike Coman, 4thp Brian Demi- dovich, lst: Kevin Vau- pel, 4-th: and Chuck La- tronico, 4th place. Of these wrestlers, only De- midovich was victorious at regionals, again taking lst in the 138 lb. class. Advancing to Columbus he won 5rd in the State of Ohio. Congratulations!!! TRUMBALL AA BASKETB LL CHAMPS Owilr aaslzrww L to R: S Rohan, J Savage, K Elliot, T Morris, R Tamarkin, J Slimmer. 2nd Row: S Bova, K Campbell, D Schory, J DeSalvo, N Haire, Coach Burich and Coach Patton . . . The 1987 Trumball AA Basketball Champs! mary LWa 'zfw J.V.'s Keep The Ball Rolling The young and up-coming stars of the 1986-87 J.V. Bas- ketball team displayed fine talent thru out the season. Judd Rubin, Geno Rice and Dave Shory all performed well, while freshman Rob Richardson, Matt DeSalvo, and Dan Miller all showed great potential. The team lin- ished with a line 10-10 record. lst Row: D. Shory, Cu. Rice, M. DeSalvo, J. Rubin, R. Richard- son 2nd Row: H. Raich, R. Ra- sul, J. Cohn, R. Miranda, J. Crawley, D. Miller, Coach Bunch. REGIUNAL RUNNER-UPS L to R: T. Morris, R. Tamarkin, S. Rohan, J. Savage, R. Richardson, N. Raichp Row 2: mngr. Bova, K. Elliot, D. Schory, K. Campbell, J. DeSalvo, N. Haire, J. Rubin, M. DeSalvo, Coaches Burich 8: Patton. 1'- The Varsity Basketball team would have had an unforgettable season even if it was only because of the great games BEFORE the toumament. Games were sold out and louder cheering was never heard in the Varsity Gym. We won game after game and the players were swept up onto the shoulders of the student body. Thanks also go to the parents for their support throughout the season . . . After winning our AA League, the Leop- ards moved on to District Competi- tion where they eventually beat GI- RARD in an awesome victory claiming the title of District J is ifggf V 2 f ' ' 1 Q5 hx Champs, the first in almost 20 years. The community rallied around the players as they ad- vanced to Regional play in Canton. The Mcliinley Fieldhouse was near capacity as busloads of fans arrived to support the Leopards in their Victory against Mooney. ln a close game with Akron, the boys ended their exceptional season as Region- al Runner-up with big plans for next season. WAY TO C10 GUYS AND GOOD LUCK!!! 3: 3 'L A 'lk +4 - A 'if Q 1...-will TI'IE TASTE OF VICTORY R ii il' Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Woodrow Wilson Mathews Chaney Hubbard Niles Jackson-Milton Brookfield Badger Newton Falls Ciirard Lakeview Champion LaBrae Badger Newton Falls Lakeview East Palestine Champion West Branch LaBrae Games lost if Girls Varsity Basketball Above: Jennifer Jones, Deeonna Hobby, Jill Banner, Michele Illincik, Michelle Rogers, Dia El-Elhouri, Asst. Coach Elaine Jacobs, Theresa Hewitt, Kathy Thuman, Kathy Schesler, Ra- mona Waltz, Janice Cosier, Kathy Knez, and Coach Skeeter Harrison. At Right- Statisticians: Shannon Baker, Michelle Wellman and Scorekeeper Jodi Julian. J ,,,--, , ,,,,,,,,, .W f- - ' ' K ,,., Qu Q A W , 4. , ,W ,mm , -Qmffg 1. .A - , V ' , - ' . 5 QI' - c ,. . ,, ,we1i:sf,m li Q' 'ii I ,,... ,W 'f g , f ev W A , N ' 'W W5 ' , f fi 75 Q ' ,Q f? The girls Junior Var- sity team had several newcomers this sea- son, along with the re- turning players. Al- though their record was O-18, they gave it their best shot and had a good time. Pictured here are: Jill Banner, Charmagne MaGee, Dia El-Khouri, Janice Cosier, Ramona Waltz, and Theresa Hewitt. 986-8 Cheerleaders I' S i i if W, pw . , ,.,, 4. The 1986-87 Varsity squad- K. McGinnis, H. Crain fco captianl, T. Hodge, M. Ross, K. Schesler fco captianl, W. Dragich, P. Paul, K. Arbie, D. Young, and D. West. Tryouts were held at the end of last year and Heidi Crain and Kathy Schesler were chosen as this year's co-captians. Practice began in mid-July and by the first football game against Girard the girls were ready to go. One of the activi- ties the girls participated in was attending cheerleading camp at Ohio University. The girls left on Saturday and spent Sunday leaming new material. Kathy Schesler stated We leamed some newjumps and moves and we plan on using them in our floor cheers. Also the cheerleaders hosted the annual Homecoming Dance. lt was well done and everybody enjoyed themselves. One of the main jobs of the cheerlead- ers is to plan and prepare for the pep-rallies each Friday. The student body is amist each week due to the exciting pep-rallies. The cheerleaders led us through the football season and on to the basketball season. The girls cheered on the basketball team to district championship and onto the regional playoffs. When the game was over the girls kept up the spirit by cheering We're proud of our team, we're so proud of our team. This year's squad was responsible for putting the spirit back into L.H.S. Thanks!!! PRIDE NSI li The Seniors are- H. Crain, W. Dragich, K. Schesler. and D. Young u a n r i ? l 0 I' D. West, T. Hodge, L. Buckner, M. Ross, A. Marquez, K. McGinnis, C. Mcume a Principal: Mr. Prince W if ., A, 1 5 ',,j,, i , Q 29' 2 '24, 3, f , Aa I M' e l Y y fbi W7 Q 'M 1 Q , , 'R , M ,, if , www Asst. Principal: Mr. Wilson Secretary: Miss Archer rl, .,,, ,V I f K, 'jg' '24, v' 4' fix. Superintendent: Mr. Dieter Kevin Downtown Brown w in swf g lg 5 La 'il 'sum-iii A . '16 , 1 : - iii'- W W f.'A,l-if ' ..,.. . P v XKVWVV V b A U llll W .... is z, Q .LM r.,.. . .r.., ,V rm . ., . -,H C W 4. r - - . K ' M 1.5 rf: ' V uv -1,5 ESQ Q- x fwxiy Wg N-, - 1--P rrp! ' 'N K P il in . ,. ,, ...,. ' ' Secretary: Mrs. Sebastiano Mrs. BHITOS .M Ms. Bramble Mr. Comicelli Mrs. Guesman 4 115 v , Z' ik I , V,L1, 3 i Mr. Berry Mr. Blake Mr. Blanchard Mr. Broum Mrs. Byers Mr. Cifemo Ms. Dithomas Mrs. Dunlap Mr. Flynn E 1 Mr. Gulgas Mr. Griffi Ms. Harrison Mr. Heinzer Mrs. Hoover Mr. Jaillet Mr. Janosik i' Mrs. JCIISOYI Mr. Kohl Mr. Latessa Mr. L0tt Mrs. Lyons Mr. Madden Mrs. Mathews Mr. Pinney .- s 'ei-. Sie? N :gl3iS,2, . - A I L- iii x X + 5 5 2' L 2 ' Q? rv 5 -5552 H' - f'iw ,ff.??'-'2'Q' F1'- 17?-ffXx Mrs. Polcha Mr. Purser 10 Mr. Robertson Mr. Rupert Mr. Schwab N Mrs. Stringer Ms. Tarajack Mr. Toman Mrs. Volpe 4 Mr. Wagner Mario Paste Mr. Shellenbarger Mrs. Tupper .msg .W.,,t . . T - .. www Mr. Cifemo 5 32 iw, 5 ,S Z -Afwuwm f. .k,. , 'A M f -wk.. ff ,, Student Council The 1986-87 Student Council was led this year by Hate Olin, Tom Shapiro, Mike Levy, and Jill Haines. The Council consists of the following members. First row: H. Rosenburger, A. Goodman, N. Olin, T. Shapiro, M. Levy, J. Haines, M. Matey, M. Mamrick. Second row: R. Altier, J. Adkins, S. Kramer, S. Zocco, C. Cywinski, M. Ross, J. Julian. Third row: R. Richardson, J. Watt, S. Rohan, W. Dragich, D. Novello, R. Weller, B. Dycman. 3 x +332 l l 4 , ! First row: L. Ford, D. Venzen, J. Leto, N. Rosenberger, M. Leeson, D. Haire, K. McGinnis. Second row: T. Peltz, C. Ridge S. Bova, J. Bletsch, L. Depto, M. Ritter. S.A.D.D.- Students Against Drunk Driving is another club advised by Miss Bramble. This club is concerned with the teen- age drinking problem. They put up posters concerning the high number of deaths related to drunk driving. They try to use their infulence among the stu- dent body to prevent their fnends not to be foolish on the weekends. Senior members in- clud: John Bletsch, Nikki Helter- bran and Kim Venzen. Advisor- Miss Judy Bramble JUST SAY E P Teens For People is a club formed to stop substance abuse in teenagers. This newly formed club meets every Wed. and is ad- vised by Miss Bramble. Teens for People feel that the problems of peer pressure and drugs contrib- ute to the recklessness of teens. Senior member, John Bletsch, states l think that the club is important to Liberty High School because it alerts students to the fact that they always have the option to say no. First row: D. Haire, J. Bletsch, K. McGinnis. Second row: T. Peltz, D. Venzen, L. Depto, N. Helterbran, K. Venzen, and M. Ritter. Third Row: C. Ridge, J. Leto, L. Ford, M Leeson and S. Bova. 986-87 Junior Exec. J. Allred, J. Ferris, S. Rohan, R. Tamiarkin, S. Kramer, M. Goldburgh L. Beegly, M. Rogers, D. West, D. West, S. Clifford, C. Terry, C. Charles S. Haidi, E. Baldwin, K. Arbie, J. DeSalvo, A. Edwards, T. Raich, K. Rubenstein, L. McTide, H. Mollic, M. Little, S. Buthcer, Y. Levy, A. Alberico C. Sperling, M.Mallen, T. HOdge, L. Buckner, R. Pallante, S. Kirk, S. Roth M. Mamrick, B. Sycman, K. Klodell, D. Tahos, T.Monis, K. Elliott, J. Watt and B. Braur ,595 'U Junior Exec. Officers Junior Ex. Was led this year by the following: President Kelly Arbie, Vice President Michelle Mallen, Secretary Cammie Sperling, and Joe DeSalvo tresurer. This years Junior Execu- tive Committee, under the supervision of Mrs. De- Salvo, worked hard to put on the Prom. Some of their fund-raising activities in- cluding selling basketball programs, working in the concessions stand, and raking leaves. They also sponsored a Halloween dance. This group was re- sponsible for all the com- plicated details of Prom, from the band to the nap- kins. Elections for the Se- nior Executive Commit- ' teewefeheld in my OC- Senior Class Officers tober, but the first meeting just never quite took place!! But, still, with a little help from the computer, they managed to get the important busi- ness done: namely, the choosing of class flower, class song, class colors, and class motto. Mr. Prince was the supervi- sor of this elite group. Senior Class officers are as following: Y Vi Dina Maiorana, President: Marla D'An- . drea, Vice President: Santina Belcik, V Secretary: and Joel Politi as Treasurer. Senior Exec. 86-87 Year .ulllwfwww si , .fx -ss., S Q f Q WF? X5 R xy' S' f 5 W. Dragich, K. Schesler, J. Lustig, K. Jobe, M. Mar- X quez,K. Ricciuti, D. Hovello, C. Peters, M. Mamnck, H. g Olin, J. Bogan, J. Politi Ctreasurerl, rl. Crain, M. Well- ' 1 man, J. Julian, D. Maiorana fPresidentJ, M. D'Andrea Nice Presidentj, C. Cywinski, S. Belcik iSecretaryl, J. Haines, A. Anderson, S. Zocco, and A. Lavorata. HO CRS PROGRAM lst Row: J. Haines, D. Cioist. 2nd Row: J. Bletsch, D. Novello, D. Maiorana, S. Zocco, C. Cywinski, L. Weinblatt, D. Kleinman, J. Bogan. 15rd Row, V. Par- churri, M. Beers, S. Clifford, M. Lloyd, M. Ross, S. Kramer, M. Terry, J. Kirchner, L. Pilolli, C. Camaham. 4th Row: J. Yelin, R. Lanier, A. Hollander, J. Kannesohn, A. Alberico, S. Kirk, K. McGinnis, T. Hewitt, J. Slimmer.. 5th Row: J. Crreen, S. Fox, C. Sperling, T. Mon'is, J. Kirkorsky, Y. Levy, S. Butcher, S. Rith, S. Kerekes, C. Banks, S. Pazol, T. Tuttle, M. Sansone, and R. Braur. r f T. N3- Wm Y X 'MA 4..f ,Q M 2 ' www: Mm: .. ' -is N? J- K. T, LA ational Honor Society The members of the '86-'87 NHS were selected based on four char- acteristics : Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The members include: J. Politi, D. Goist, D. lileinman, Cx. Apple, R. Ba- hour, J. Altier, M. Mamrick, M. Mor- row, W. Dragich, D. Novello, R. Pa- zol, M. Wellman, K. Ricciuto, S. Kirk, M. Mallen, C. Sperling, S. Fox, S. Roth, A. Albenco, S. Clifford, P. Depto, M. Beers, V. Parchurri, S. Butcher, T. Tuttle, M. Julius, J. Watt, R. Brauer, B. Williams, R. Ta- markin, and S. Rohan. Not Pictured D. Maiorana NAYIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w C S ? 2 1. f , 4 A X ff u .Q CRICKET CLUB: A TRADITION OF STUPIDITY Honorary mem- bers include silly Kris Peduzzi lup- per leftl, Angela Lavorata and Dave THE WINK Greene, labovel, the Anonymous Stomachs of LHS fleftl, and Wendy Cha-cha Dra- gich Crightl. The top-secret Cricket Club has been the object of much speculation this year. What is its exact purpose? What goes on behind all those closed doors? And, most importantly, what is a law-abiding citizen like Mr. Purser doing with these weirdoes? Well, our Yearbook Investigation Committee has Ii- nally cracked the case. A Crick- et Club member is . . . anyone dedicated to the PURSUIT OF SILLINESS. These proud young men and women are pictured at the left. 'lGosh, won't Mom be proud . . . l fo? QQ WWW L.rl.S. Candids: First we have Mr. Phil Latessa giving us his great smile. Next is Nikki Helterbran trying to fix a drill. Rocky, Deana and Nadine look busy during 6th period shop. Not being able to see the person behind Ed, well, as Dick Van Patten would say Ed is Enoughl Here is our un- known club, aren't they cute? Rich, Joel, and Danielle showing us how they look during school. ,, ggi -' 1141 www. 'W CANDIDS FROM THE INDUSTRIAL LAB: Chris Cxiampietro shows us the latest fashion in safety galsses. You're such a Ciiampietro. Bill Deitsch seems to enjoy getting his picture taken. Next is sexy Paul Bromm showing his talent in wood cutting. Nick Zagotti The Crouch is taking some notes during class, that's a first! Sue Cizmar is working eagerly on the 1987 Oracle. Keep up the good work!! And Last is Jodi Julian and Michelle Wellman at- tempting to meet the upcoming deadline, but Jodi seems to be too busy with her pop. fi ,X E ' g 'f':'Z5Z7,, ug.I Q? . 'Q . .. . . . ..u . . .. ,. . .hum I.. gg ...nv 'ff,,Z. S. . ...ffm ....4..... ....,......:. .......... : tqn...s's.. Q . me i... . ww 'iffy LHS Tennis: 3. 'Mir 9 , K Q, , The success of the Boy's Tennis team is probably one of the best kept secrets in Liberty High School. LHS Boy's Tennis, coached for the second year by Barry Barth, successfully coupled old and new talent to insure a winning season. Tom Shapiro, Robert Tamarkin, and John Kannesohn, were among the key retuming members. Tom and Robert, in fact, went on to capture the District A-AA Doubles Championship for the second year in a row. Adrian Gomez, Danny Miller, and Charlie Stanier headed the list of successful newcomers. Adrian and Charlie finished second to their own team members in the District A-AA Doubles Finals. Other members of the team in- clude: Yale Levy, Mark Roth, Nagendra Mishr, Mark Wolf, Jeff Levy, Brett Zockle. The boys finished up with a great season and lotsa stock in a good investment for the future. Congrats and Cxood Luck! gr' 5 fit is N H ' S 'K , i32i b.:'f:igi1,5ff -. ...N N S? , N f ji ' 'gy N A W '-sit-Q5 gig ' .. , 3 aff g . A S 9 Point, Set, Match ' xl - x My ' x V H Q wggx 1 .IZPQQ if, 4 gig -Zu - 5,5f,:g4'w' x ., . -.J f- ,z2,gZ.y,,' . fy 'V n f H5 ?-Tim , 'f79 w: f 28. M, ,A ,xx T,-HI, .YH I 41.41, ., f' . :ESG 32555 x W :+zQ.ii52511 '2 .5 3, 5,,,.g.g ,- L , ,W5,Q,42:4w, 33,443 J 7 z?:J'?2',:g , . . Maw .ew rS??i:', K fm. E 5909 'vase I f f L ,' wg' ff:rZe1f:Q,e 2 QOOQOQ Q: psig 3EEQ?4 9gfL fff',tfk A K , Q K 4. 931. V 14- K , ,- l . j I . A , V Q, f '!'i'y' , F? ' K , ' V,yV I s Wklazivali, , ' X R' J' ,w E V ,,.ff'Y' , wwf ' if X gg ,.,,A0 MW, .M N LHS BUYS: B0 T 0 RU 'WW i, I as 93 The 1987 boy's track season consisted of many I' 5 ' aff, .gm ups and downs. lt took some time before the team as a whole realized its potential, but when they did many good things happened. The 4OOM and 16OOM relay teams along with several other indi- vidual athletes improved their times all season , 5515 'L QM : :L M1 W long and they proved to be successful. Nate Olin, Brian Demidovich, John Altier, and many others contributed to a line season. Brian Demidovich W - n 'KWKM and Paul Smith ended their season by qualifying for the regional track meet in Akron, Brian in the pole vault and Paul in the 40OM run. M ncaa, Top left: D. Schofy clears an- other hurdle. Top right: Sorry Shari, you're not getting out of this one! Right: J. Watt gives some pointers to some young and eager tracksters. Lower left: R. Pazol looks very happy. Lower right: Nate runs anoth- er agonizing lap. N 'WX v 'X xl N' 1 - 5 . U f Q X i-'bn Girl's Track Team: AA League Runner-Up l TCHIH WOTK! The '87 Lady Leopards Track Team was success- ful this year. They started off strong and kept the flame lit throughout the season. Seniors A. Ander- son Sr S. Belcik led the team to finish 2nd in the Trumbull League. Many team newcomers helped contribute to their success. ln the District meet the 2 mile relay team qualified for regional competition, and B. Rosenberg qualified in the 500m low hurdles. 1-4 .Y i sf?-H'fib ?a c,1, a 4055 comm? M CHM H XIV 42 5- g T : 5 Q Sl' WS SZ 5 E SZ S: :Q Eli EIS 319 'B 5 SQ L. -4 E05 -- X EE VAS sas up WAS 3 ' 73 2 5-I5 7115 A 1 2, I qw mum ,,,... ,VV, Z f . -5- ek. mn WWW Qu, ,VAA F umjm gums am IW WE, ,W :Af , 2 59' X92 qw wwf' gum fm 'H' 'IWW im ufiw Q X93 v . gf W ':,. I , RR, 5 , M,,,, , If ' 52 7 113' J WM My gf 1 B f 1 41,4 I Q k R ' , I :IQ mf - '- 7 20,24 , ex E LHS BASEB LL The L.H.S. Boys Baseball team un- der the keen direction of Coach Blan- chard recorded an 8-12 record this season. Though their record may not be the best indication, the Leopards carry a number of talented players. Key members to the team include: Steve Rohan Cinfieldl, Joe DeSalvo Cdesignated hitterl, and Mike Levy toutfielderi who were all named to the all Trumbull AA League, as well as senior Kevin Vaupel and junior Tim Morris who were Honorable Mentions. Good Job guys and Good Luck next season. vw, M, sw BLANCI'I'S BUYS 3 w g, - at X L s 4 .. I Q, Q. .x f -X X q,A Senior Mike Levy who has played varsity ball for Liber- ty the past two years was honored this year at the Trumbull Mahoning All Star Game by being named MVP. Among Mike's other distinc- tions he was captain of this year's team and led the Leopards in hitting, record- ing a .492 average. Congrat- ulations Mike!! 127 987 GIRLS soF'rB LL 9 , , , ,, 'www fm -.f .-5 if A. A, ua ,mr A STRIKE THREE . . . YOU'RE OUT!!! Softball practice started in the last week of February with drills in bunting, fielding, and hitting. The signs were learned and the girls were ready to go. The first six games were canceled or delayed due to rain, but the first game against Newton Falls proved to be successful. For the first time a JV team was formed. Coach Peter Gabriel was chosen to lead the JVs. The JVs are: Debbie Morrison, Laura Santaga, Pam Paul, Dori Levy, Danielle Ta- hos, Sarah Butcher, Terry Cummings, Carrie Davis, and Stephnie Roth. The Varsity was led by Coach Wagner with assistance from John Kosphstopher. Varsity includes: The seniors, Paula Richardson, Kathy Schesler, and Marla D'Andrea. Un- der classmen include: Lori Coleman, Kathy Keez, Lynne Coleman, Michelle lllencik, Michelle Mallen, Cami Sperling, Debbie Morrison, and Stephnie Roth. Congratulations girls on a fine season!! 1272, M, T .vf 'N m2z1i37 fW M45 ww f k 1 swfff . , Ag 7 fa . 4 Ae i I. I' J 'fe 1 1? Senior Royalty it The Juniors put on quite a show this year as they moved our Prom uptovm to the chic Metroplex. The theme was This is the Time to Remember and the colors were pink and silver. With music by Insane it is no wonder that the dance floor was packed! But, of course, the main event was the crovxming of the Prom King and Queen. Na- dine Molner and Mark Hagan, left, were proud to receive this distinction. Other members of the Court included Deana Fransescelli and Brian Demidovich fupper lefth, Mary Marquez and Mike Coman fupper middlej, Heidi Crain and Mark Hagan fupper rightj, Shelly Zocco and Mike Levy llower lefty, Marla D'Andrea and David Dull flower centerl, and Nadine Molner and David Greene flower rightl. x And The Junior inners Are . The Junior Prom Court consisted of Michelle Mallen and Jack Savage fuDIJCr lefty, Michelle Mamrick and Steve Rohan fupper centerl, Shari Kramer and Robert Tamarkin fup- per rightl, Kelly Arbie and Matt My- hal flower leftl, Amy Edwards and Joe DeSalvo flower centerl, and Danielle Tahos and Geno Lesh- nock flower rightl. Last year's Prince and Princess, Mike Levy and Shelly Zocco, crovm new winners Geno Leshnack fleftl and Kelly Ar- bie fnghtl. SLAVE D Y AT LHS 1 2 5 4 Anybody for a Hershey's Kiss? Billy Jo, Santina, Kris, and Kurt show off their everyday attire. lieriys showing us how cheer- ing is done. A little too much makeup Rich. 5 6 7 Dave sporting a look with Beth. Marla looking her best. Madonna and Tina Turner look- alikes. WF 4 4m V fu- T HOSE CRAZY AY DAZE g-pn Something exciting happened this year at L.l'l.S.- May Daze. This was a special week for the students-it was student appre- ciation week. Teachers wore special buttons stating their ap- preciation for students, also the cafertia personnel gave us free fruit bars at lunch, WOW. The best part of the week was each grade was teamed up against each other in the events alter school. Monday there was volleyball, Tuesday - Softball and Trivial Prusit, Wednesday - flagball, Thursday - Slave Day, and Friday everyone was excused from school at 1:50 to enjoy such games as soda making, banana eating, the three-legged race, and the tug of war. Of course the SENIORS took hrst, sopho- mores-second, juniors-third, and freshmen-last. nf ' -.-- ' .. ' 1' . ln, - f , ,,' f ' .. 'si' '. K I vit- - ,V ' f v , V -A 1 ' -, rp., 3 5, E K 'Q , :Q 1 W 'Z 4 ,yi ' .VHF . .K im T Vi' 'Q ' - ' V 'Y ' Q i' N. 'T ,,.- ' ' ,M ' .,,' ' ,. f ' I . I. .3 ,Mwzw I r . ,?:,,gglk7 .frr H in M -hygg1mLig ze 3 .5 T at tfl- . T ' ' ,A V , 1 K iff' s ' -. .. , A ', ', - .v ?g' . 'fT'f2w 'I' f sf?-M. Z , A Q, I is T .2 T T l. P '. T? , WH W : 'W T V 'isa ia I We f . wg ., 3 ., Q ,QW 1: - In A 3 'G TUG GF WAR!! Seniors Jumors ' 'L E ' e A'QA' 1 W H ,P e , W yu ,, i fm 11 7' gm, A 1 51 9 . '7,F Sophomores Freshmen Softball A. 0. A Junior tries to avoid J.J.'s deadly tag. Chris Carbonell shows us he is graceful, for an elephant. Kathy Thuman slurps down some Ice cold brew? Yea. W , ,V , W ny' 8 v Xu, ' --I md32Lwn V Mmm. - K' Frank Wasko rounds third on his way to Hey Charlie, don't forget to pick up your hat. home. y if . M. 'H RQVYPEX 325-ir ' Beth takes her best swing, and it's out of here. Hey Steve, we see you. This year nine seniors from Liberty com- pleted their studies at the T.C.J.V.S: Lisa Cizmar, Food Service, Shawn Gilbert, Elec- tricity William Monrean, Building Trades: Robert Morris, Power Equipment Mechan- ics: Julie Neff, Cosmotology: Valery Seese, Data Processing, Marcia Shaver, D.C.H.O.: Bryan Smith AccountingfComputingp Latn- cia Wilkinson, D.C.H.O. fi r ffm a ,err ,M 4 Mm Wm , . ' A, -...W S xy, PW Jam MA -jdllk mx W, 11' W F. .fx-2. x -ai 2? can Q .1..f S 1 . , fin 2, -, '- H ' 5515? 1 K' If 1 . 1 - . X , ff Xf,.,A A, , A mm , ,K N 1 ,. ww, W . 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S L 2 .,,,. 23 iz ttr ffcf i ,S ,x -f f-J: Graduation 87 On behalf of myself and the rest of the graduating class of 1987 I would like to welcome parents, friends, and relatives to our commencement. We've come a long way and we're glad to have with us those who've supported us and been there when we needed them. Today is a proud day for all of us and we wouIdn't be here without the help of our parents. I'm taking this opportunity to say thank you--it's well deserved. To the class of '87 I'd like to say Thank You also . . . for mak- ing this year the absolute great- est that could ever be. We ARE Liberty High School. Just take a look at the people around you right now. Among them are your closest friends. We've grovim up with each other, and today is the last time we'll all be together. We know each other so well - we've laughed together and cried to- gether. We've gone through so much to get where we are today and the memories we share can never be replaced . . . I'm sure our senior year is many things to each of us, and we've all changed in the last nine months. 1987 was a year of learning about ourselves, a year of hard work, a year of togetherness, and yes, the year of the party. But together we have made the most of our senior year. We have learned not only through our schoolwork and with the help of our teachers, but through rela- tionships, experiences, trips, and a lot of long talks. We've all had our share of crises which we will probably laugh about if we aren't already, and we've all eaten at McDonalds a LITTLE too often. But 1987 was a year for Liberty Pride and accomplishment, not only in sports and academically, but personally as well - The graduating class of 1987 IS Lib- erty High School. And as we move on we'll all take a little bit of LHS with us. When we hear a certain song, or visit a certain place, the memories will remind us of what it meant to be a stu- dent at Liberty. We've learned to care about each other: we have shovm it over and over again in the past year, and we've all got- ten by with a little help from our friends. Through football season and bonfires, dances, basketball games, parties, prom, studyhall, skip days, and Monday morn- ings, we have stuck by each oth- er and gotten everything out of LHS that we possibly could have. We have learned to laugh at our- selves and learn from our mis- takes. Now we have our whole futures in front of us. As Ferris Bueller would say, Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while . . . You could miss it. How is the time for all of us as seniors to resolve to take advan- tage of our opportunities, to ap- preciate our good fortune, and to look fonuard to the days to come. Our choices are limit- less. With so much to look for- ward to and so much to look back on, we can hardly go wrong. We can't overlook, however, one misfortune this year. We lost a member of our class, and if the seniors would, please stand now in a moment of silence for Randy Ralston whose life was taken from him at such a young age and is unable to be with us today . . . . . . Thank You. Looking back, we can smile at the last year, but today we look fonvard to the future and antici- pate what our lives will bring. We all have our dreams and the op- portunuity to make them come true. After today, we may not ever see some of our friends againp the four years at LHS have flovim by and now seems to be the time to say good-bye. Well don't ever say good-bye to your friends but let the memories live. As we're together today, let us be together forever. The Class of '87 can never be forgotten. We can never forget each other. To quote our Japanese exchange student, Mesae Horii, UI wish I didn't have to leave my friends. I wish I could stay with you always. I love you guys. 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DY RALSTO A MEMBER OF THE TCJVS AND THE CLASS OF 1987 Incline Thine eau O Lord, unto our pray- ers, wherein we humbly pray thee to show Thy mercy upon the soul of Th y servant Ran- dy, whom Thou hast commanded to pass out of this world, that Thou wouldst place him in a region of peace and light, and bid him be a partaker with Thy Saints. Amen aug ov- .-ug fl. O B MR. PHIL Leads An Untrained Staff To A SUCCESS UL ORACLE ' V . fc V ' A I I if ' fi A f ' N , f ' W --...M 'ART ,W J -as I kms 'mv -- lx The Oracle Staff graciously invites you to spend a typical Saturday afternoon at the office with us: Jill starts the day with a few candid shots, Dave and Mr. Phil try to settle the latest page dispute, Christa takes some time oh' to relax, Beth C. is busy typing body copies, Marla eyes a mistake, Dina gets frus- trated, while Suzanne remains calm, Beth W. oversees Dave's layout, and Jodi fiddles with the keys. Well, except for a few missing members, that's it . . . We hope you enjoyed the tour, Sincerely, The Oracle Staff: Ursula Rossi Marla D'Andrea, Dave Dull, Dina Maiorana, Beth Cosier, Christa Cywinski, Angela Gur- nak, Jodi Julian, Michelle Wellmann, Beth Wollager, Jill Haines, Suzanne Cizmar. Senior John Louis Altier if Honors Program 1, 2: Trackl, 2,1 5, 4: National- Honor Society'-4: French Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Senior Exec4 g V, ,i,o '11 Andrea Jane Anderson eooe C choir 1: iBandA2, 23, 4: rlagune 4: Marching-if Band 2, 5,1 4: Concert Band.2, 5:-4: Syniphonicmi Band 4: National Honor Society 4: Honors,Pro- gramg1, 2: Junior Exec. 5:1Senior:Execf'i4: Track . 5, 4'capt. 5, 4: Cross Country 1, 2,5, 4 Capt. 5, 4-:.,5ki 'glLib,-35. ,415 Fl'6l'1Cl'1'Cll,lbk'k1, 2. 3 Gregory Alan Apple e 'C C National Honor Society 5, 4: German Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Boys State 5: Bleacher Creature 4 ,Stephen Arundel' F g ski Club 1, 2 1 Beema r. Bahhour f eete French Club 1, 2, 5, 4: National ,Honor Society ,,o, 5, , Jenniferonnln Baytosh 2 22 22 if French Club 1, 2: Oflice Worker2,,a4:: Junior -,-:Exec 5:,iLeopards Roar 5 L Santina Rachel Belcik , . Symphonic Banda-: Band 2, 5, 4: Track 2, 4: Cross Country 5, 4: Junior Exec. 5: Student Council 2,,5: Flagline 4: Swim Team 1, 2: Span- ish Club 1, 2, 5 sec., 4 pres.: Choir 1: Senior ExeC.,4 secretary - J0hflQI'lal'0ldV-Bl6tSCh French Club 1, 2, 5, 4: SADD 5, 4 vice-pres.: Honors Program 1, 2,,5, 4: National Honor So- ciety 5, 4: Prep Bowl Team 4: Choir 1, 2, 5, 4: Junior Exec. 5: Chamber Choir 5, 4: Chamber Ensemble 5, 4: Show Choir 5, 4 James,,Ernest Bogan Jr. Honors' Program 1, 2, 5, 4: Track 2: Latin Club 1, 2, 5, 4: National Honor Society 5, 4: Football Stats. 2, 5, 4: Jr. Exec.: Sr. Exec. Leslie Duane Brode Jr. Football 1 Christian P. Carbonell Football 1, 2, 5, 4: Track 1, 2, 5: Basketball 1: Spanish Club 1: Honors Program 1 Michael Chizmar Football 1, 235, 4: Track 1, 2, 5 Suzanne'Cizmar Band 1, 2, 5, Ski Club 5, 4: French Club 5, 411' ,Symphonic Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Yearbook Staff 41, Gregory Michael Coleman Baseball 1, 2,114 Michael C. Coman Wrestling 1, 2, 5, 4 tri-captain: Football 1, 2, 5, 4 co-captain: Prom'-Court 4 Elizabeth Marie Cosier Marching Band 1, 2,5, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Symphonic Band 5, 4: Gemian Club 5, 4: Junior Exec. 5: Yearbook Stalf 4: Library Aid 2, 5 , .Joel s. Craig Symphonic Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Gemlan Club 1, 2, 5,4: Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 5: Jazz Band 2, 5: Track 2: Solo Contest 5, 4 148 2 Heidi June1,gCrain. ..,:44 s 5, : Cheerleader1'1,f2, 5,14 cap.: Spanish Club 1: choir 1:42, 5, 4: Juniornxeg.. 5:f:Senior Exec. 14, Office Worker 4: Cricket Club: Prom Court 5, 4: Homecoming Court 4 , :.,. Vienflesse Curry ll. C Library Club 1: Spanish Club 1.12: Frenchglub 5, 4::Junior Exec. 5 A 'C Christa Elaine Cywinski C ig Honors Program 1, 2, 5, 4: National-,Honor So-L, ciety 5, 4: Student Council 5, 4: Junior Exec. 5: Senior Exec. 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 514: Band-2, 5, 4: Choir 1: Track 1: Ski Club 5: Swirttifleatrl 1, 2, 5, 4 capt.: Flagline 5, 4: YearbookiStalF74 A Deana Marie Dambrogio Choir 1, 2, 5, 4: Track 1, 2, 5, 4: JuniorExec. 5: Ofliceiworker 4 f A Marla .Rayne D'Andl'6a 4' Track 1, 2, 5: Softball 4: Concert Bancll, 2, 5, 4: -ii. Marching Band 1, 2: Swim Team 2: Sym- phonic Band 5, 4: Flagllne 5, 4: Prom Court 5, 4: Homecoming Court 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Junior Exec. 5: Senior Class Vice-President: Yearbook Staff 4 Lynn Davis Basketball 1: Yearbook Club 5: French Club 1, ' 2, 5 Michael Jon DelBene Football 1, 2, 5: Track 2 Jack W. Donahue Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Wrestling 2: Gennan Club 1, 2, 5 Shon Joseph Douctre French Club 5, 4: Art Show 1, 2, 5 Wendy Terese Dragich National Honor Society 4: Band 5, 4: French Club 1, 2, 5, 4 co-pres.: Cheerleading 2, 4: Girls State Altemate 5: Student Council 4: Junior Exec. 5: Senior Exec. 4 David Daryl Dull' Football 1, 2, 5, 4: capt.: Track 1, 2, 5, 4 Capt.: Basketball 1, 2: German Club 1, 2: Prom Court 5, 4: Yearbook 4 - Ayyoub Ziad El-Khouri Basketball 1: Track 1, 2 Tamara Erkman French Club 1, 2: Ski Club 2, 5, 4: Junior Exec. 5: Roar Staff 5: Ofiice Worker 2, 4 Angelo David Filaccio - Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Spanish Club 2, 5, 4 treasure: Junior Exec.: Tod Squad 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Symphonic Band 5, 4 Brett Michael Fine Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 capt. Margie Fisher Choir 1: Roar Staff 5: Office Worker 5, 4 Karefi FOl'Cl Track 1, 2: French Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Choir 1, 2, 5, 4: Office Worker 4 Deana Marie ,Franceschelli Trackl, 2:'Office worker 2, 5: choir 1, 2, 5: Spanish Club 1, 2, 5: Prom Court 5, 4: Home- coming Court 4 Alicia ,Marie oagllano: it Symphonic Band 1, 2, 14: Pflajorette 1, 2, 5, 4: JunorQExec. '5:'f:Spanlsh-Club'11, 2, 5: Concert V Band5,4 K .R0b,ert,Cla,lTetl: J r, .:,: f - o .:--,' Football 2, 5, 4: Wrestling 2, 5, 4 'Elisa oaleirioltick if g A, .cnplr sl., zrrrench club 1, 2. 5 Dana LYnn1fiGoist'f' C Student Counclll. Zggtlonors Program -1, 2: 5, 1 .,,,, 4: Symphonic Baiid 1:32, 5, 4: Concert Band 5, 4: l'la.l0fette 1, 2.15, 4 c.apt.,tazin.club 1, 2, 1424: Junior Execl 5: Senior Exec. 4: National Honor Society 4g,gtreasura:.q:.bg - :- David Gregory Greene?: Seyn1our if -2Fo0tball'1, 2, 5, 4: Prom Court:5, V 1 Rich Gresley do , . 4 Wrestilngb A Beth Ann .,:f Grubbs 1 French Club 2, 5. 1 , Angela Marie Gurnak French Club 1, 2, 514: Track 1, 5,f4: Flagllne 4: Honors Program 1,1 .2, , 5, 4: Ski- Club 5, 4: Marching Band 2, 5, 4: Concert Band 2, 5: Sym- phonic Band 4: National Honor Society 4: Year- bO0k Staff 4 Saedah Hadi Spanish Club 4: Track 2 Jill S. Haines Latin Club 1, 2, sec.,,5,.4::gStudent Council 2, 4 sec.: Ju,nioriExec. pres.: National Honor Soci- ety 5, 4: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Flagline:4: Yearbook 4: Ski Club 5 Mark J. Hagan Basketball 1, 2: Football 1: Basball 2: Band 5, 4: Prom Court 5, 4 King Andrew J. Hardenburgh ,Band 1, 2: Football 2, 5, 4: Track 1: German Club 1, 2, 5: Junior Exec. Cricket Club 4 Nikki Diane Helterbran Band 1, 2, 5: Latin Club 2: FANDA 2, 5, 4: SADD 1, 2, 5, 4: Teens for People 2, 5,.4: Tod Squad 5, 4 ' David Alan Heniriingeri Swimming 2, 5, 4 Captain: Football 1, 5: Track 1: German Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Junior Exec Najah Hudson Tod Squad 4: Guidance Oflice Aid 4 Kathleen JODC German club 1, 2: Cheerleading 1, 2, 5: Senior Exec 4: J.V. Baseball Statistion 4 Jodi Ann Julian Joumalism 5: Oracle 4: Spanish Club 1: French Club 5: Student Council 4: Junior Exec 5: Senior Exec 4: Office Worker 2, 5, 4 Mary Beth liardas: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: French Club 1, 2, 5: Nl-ls 4 Aaron Michael Kish Football 1, 2 Deborah Ann lileinman Honors Program 1, 2, 5, 4: National -Honor So- ciety 5, 4 Sec Secretary: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Junior Exec 5: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Symphonic Band 2, 5, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Robert c. klinko, Jr ' 1 Laijnlclub Jonathon Mickael Landau y Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Tracki5: Swimming 4: Junior: Exec 5: German Club 1, 2, 4: Symphon- lc Band 2, 5, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Angela Michel' Lavorata . Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Flagline 2, 5, 4 Captain: Home- coming Court 4: iLatin'Club:'1, 2,-5: :Honors Program 1, 2: Swimteam 5 ' ' Julie Beth Lustig 4 444 Band 1, 2, 514: rlagllnefz, 5:,4: rreneb,club,1, 2:,OHice Aid 1, 2, 5, 4: Senior Exec 4: Ski Club' 1' 2' 5 ' ' 1 Dina Maiorana: i , Concert, Symphonic, and Marching Bands 5, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 5,,4: Secretary 5 Yice President 4: Student Council 1,'5: tlonorsilfiror: Phonic Band 1' 2' 5' 4 gram 1, 2, 5, 4:.Junior Exec SenlorlExec:g5e- nior Class President: Track 5: 'NHS 4: Oracle Staff4 . Michael S. Mamrick . Band 1, 2, 5, 4: oolf2, 5, 4: Swim Team 11:15, 4,1 EfCaptain: Ski Club 5: German Club 1, 2, 43, 4: Senior Exec 4: HHS 4: Bleacher Creature 4: ,.CricketClub4 l A v l1ud,Qfi?h football 41. 2, 5: Track 2 , 1 Nathan Olin . lgfgfy i,', ' ,Band 1, 2:,Drurn major 514: Choir 1, 2: Cross 'Country 1:42, 5244 capt.:'.il71fackgl51, 4, Capt.: f Swim Team 5: Junior Exec. 5: 'i Senior Exec. 4: ' Student Council i4,,pres.:,l'lational Honor Society 5: 4 vice pres'Teenager ofthe Monthirl French Club Guyifbrstin, i A ii Track 1: ,James David Paladenic is fxiwtjestllng 1, 2: French Club 1, 2: Track 1 ll :1Riol3lard,f,Benjamin Pazol Band 1, 2, 5,i4: German Club 1, 2, 5, 4: French Club 2,,:5, l4:,5Track 4: Junior Exec. 5: Honors Program 1, 2: National Honor Society 4: Sym- Charles Fredrick Peek Jr. ' Cricket Club 4: Clemian Club 2, 5 V Craig Peters , ,Golf 1, 2, 5, 4: Wrestling 1, 2: Swim Team'5, 4: German Club 1, 2, 5, 4 vice-pres.: French Club V ,lll 5 , 4: Senior Exec. 4: Junior Exec. 5: Cricket. w Club 4 y y Mary Margaret Marquez ii Eifian L. Pittman y Cheerleading 1. 2, 5,: Prom Courtfg, 4: nomar, . ,gg-irootball 1, 2, 5, 4: Track 1, 2, 5, 4: Frencrrclubr , coming Court 4: Gemian Club 1, 2, 5, 4:'Treai' '.' surer of Clennan Club 4: Journalism Stat! 5 3 James G. Martin A Wrestling 5, 4: Anthony J. Marzullo German Club 1, 2, 5: Wrestling 1, 2, 5 C3TOiyn Matey French Club 1: Ski Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Roar StalT5 John Matheny Golf 1, 2, 5, 4 Captain Thomas John Menelle Varsity Football 1, 5, 4: Cricket Club 4 John Mihaley lll Kristian Mathue Miketa Football 1, 2, 4: Wrestling 5 Kurtis Charles Miketa . Football 1, 2, 5, 4 Hebah Mohammad Library Club 1, 2, 5: French Club 1, 2 Nadine Marie Molner Cheerleading 1, 2: Junior Prom Court: Senior Prom Court: Junior Exec: Prom Queen: Ger- , man Club 1, 2 Lisa Ann Morrison Choir 1 Marianne Roberta Morrow Band 1, 2, 5,,4: HHS 4: Sumphonic Band 2, 5, 4: Flag Line 5, 4: Cheerleading 2: Oflice Aide 5: FrenclilwlClub 1, 2, 5, 4 Treasurer Danielle :Maria Novello German Club 1, 2, 5, 4 pres.: Honors :Program 1,:,2,,,'5,: 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1, 2, 5, 4: Concert and Symphonic I iiandgl, 2, 5, 4: Majorette 1, 2, 5, 4 'Michael G. Pizzuto Wrestling 1, 2, 5, 4 l Joel Politi ,:'l :i::i i 1 ',:: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Swim Team 2, 5, 4: Track 1, 4: Student Council 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2, 5,j,4:. National Honor Society 5, 4 pres.: Cricket Club 4: Junior Exec. sec: Senior Exec. treasurer: Honors Program 1, 2: Contest Ensemble 1, 2, 5: Symphonic Band 1, 2, 4 Lisa Ann Pringle Choir 1, 2, 5, 4 Shannon Marie Pyne Office Worker 2: French Club 4 Rhonda Marie Radovich Choir 2, 5, 4: Track 2, 5: Roar Staff 5: Gemlan Club 5 COTISILHHCC J0y Ramsey French Club 1, 2, 5, 4 pres.: Library Club 2, 5: Latin Club 5, 4: Choir 1, 2 Jim Ramsey Choir 4: Wrestling 1: Ron Ramsey Wrestling Ted Rees French Club 2, 5: Baseball 5, 4: Football 4 Rodrigo Ribas Dias dos Reis Track 4: Exchange Student from Brazil Kara Elissa Ricciuti Swim Team 1, 2, 5, 4 co-capt.: Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Flagline,2,,,5, 4:,Symphonic Band 4: French Club 2: 5,41 Skiii1Clul5f .i:-2 , 5:-, Oflice Worker 1: National Honor Society 4: Junior Exec.: Senior EXEC. ' ' Paula Richardson Band 1, 2, 5, 4: German Club 1, 2, 5, 4: Softball 1, 2, 5, 4: Junior Exec.: Otlice Worker 1, 2 UrsulaideanElizabeth,,Rossi f ,German Club 5:'Roar.Staff5: Yei-irbodit'Statf4:f tcborra, ,:,,: 2, 4 l Pamela Sue Rossy l l my Spanish Club 114: Roar Staff 5:':1Library'Club 4. Theodore Edward Alain Russell 2 Football 1, 5, 4: Basketball 1,2 A 4 liathleenf,Mary Schesler lt Softball 2, 5, 4: Basketbail 1, 12, 5: 4: concert: VWBBDC1 1, 2,.5, 4: Symphonic Band 4: Cheerleadi V er 1, 2, V5, 4 co-Capt.: Uunior Exec.: Senior. ,,::.:,.Exec.: Roar Staff 5: Spanish Club 1, 2: Ollice Worker 4: Track 1 ' , V iSh3Dil'O Y' .,i. 5 i, ,V Bandl 5 4 Symphonic' Basketball 1 5- Teri- 4'1Captain: Student Councli 2, 4 ,Vice President: Jr. Exec 5 Vice Presldnet: Ski crab 254: Latin club 14.2, 5, 4: Cricket:Club 4 Pl'8SidCl1t A ' I Arash Shariatpanahi Afshin Shariayparrahi Track 4 - , Tonya Simpson yolley, Ball 1, 2 John Slimmer Baseball 5 Lisa Lynn Snyder: ,,,,., , ,Fresh Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Secretary: Guidance Oliicei 'Worker 4:'Choir 1: Otiiceyworker 5 l Kevin S. :Vaupel ll., . at Football 4: Wrestling Team 1:12, 5,34 TlirCap4 tain: Baseball,2, 4:,.Choir 1, 5, 4: German Club 2, 5, 4: Bleacher' KCl'E,5fl.ll'Ci'iChHI'l1bE1f Choir 5, 4 ll A Frank Andrew Venzeio , l Basketball Team 1, 2: Football Team 1gl:BaSer, ball Team 2, 4 Captain: fresh Clubl2, 554: Golf Team 1 ' 4 Kimberly Jean Venzen 'iii' Ijiiv- 5, ylgf, Tod Squdrau 4: Choir 1: SADD 5. 4: Oilice Aid 5' 4 ': 'fr .L': ' LOI'i B. Weirlblait 7241 Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Concert Band 1: phonic Band 2, 5, 4: Latin Clubl, 2, 5,4 4: HHS 5, 4: Honors Program 1, 2, 5, 4: Student Colin- cil 1: Junior Exec 5: Vocal Soloist Contest: Prep Bowl Team 4 'A Michelle H. Wellmann' i 2 German Club 2, 5, 4 Treasurer: Mascot 4: Jour- nalism 5, 4: Girls Basketball Manager 5, 4: Boys Baseball Stats 4: Senior Exec 4: National Honor Society4 ' T Stacey LeiQh Wilkolf . ,Track 1: 'Spanish Club 1, 2: French Club 5, 4:1 Tennis 5: Otiice Workeri4: Juniorixec .,2f:, Steven Edward Wilson 2 Q Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Jazz Band 5: Concert Band 1, 5, 4: Symphonic Band 2, 5, 4: Basket: ball 1, 2, 5, 4 , Daphne Lynn Yol,ll'lgf- - , 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Majorette 4: Track 1, 2, 5: French Club 11' phonic Band 5, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 5, 4 iii 149 Y 'ww LHS At A Glance . 'Nu Karen and Jeff- what a good looking pair. School spirit! Seth Rose's famous Automobile. Star- light and Donna Humphreys wait patiently for Mr. Right. Greg Cole- man's looking good. Joel Politi and Jon Landau flex those swim- mer muscles. Joel experiments with alcohol-in school. Dave gives it his best 'xMagic pass. ttf .V . we ff 51. x. ' 2 ' V ' Jael-Y -U y ek 7 la. wfffw.-nm' f:.ifG....gWfasgQ,.-14W2 AWG ,,....s,.......4..... P w PRIDE -ff I -A ,iw andy' wa f 'W 4Oy,p, 4 H 3' if QQ A Q rv 1 W fgafif' ,lf?:j V V: . i ll V.. . Hass , VA W f , ,Q . Y -, ,g 4 ' , , 'fn 1 W22 ' ' 2 5 , V 5 W, it 4. 7. Ci?-ffwyii l ,IV df x ff .f 1 1 -an wk' -f N , fn' GX' 'al LHS THE WAY Could a cuter freshman ever be found? Dori doesn't think so. Amy and Shelly flash those pearly whites. Deborah Klein- man sure looks happy. Marla on one of her better days. Danielle and Moose -just hangin out. Jim Watt- what a ham. Angie baby and her new foster grants. Grace Lee - a confused flagline artist. Lon and Joel stick it out till June 14. Jim Bogan eyes his next move. Mike Orr wants to know where the party is at this weekend. ITWAS... -or Y.......... I M . .. . ra X if is LLgL ff: ? V Shari, Michelle, Michele, and Danielle think Geno makes a pretty sexy prince. Kara says forget that undress- ing me with your eyes bit. Chad's a happy fellow. Jimbo Bogan demon- strates the art of scubaing. Michelle raids her dad's wardrobe. Karen's gig- gles will go down in LHS history. Qui- et: l'late's thinking. Dunkin' DeSalvo's at it again. The jubilant duo of Haire and Dycman react at their May Daze Victory. O-O-O ice cold milk and an Oreo Cookie- Sing it Susan! Coach Wagner chats with the team. Mindy, Suzanne, and Mesae- a photogra- pher's dream. LHS oflice aids- a bunch of partying girls. ie, fu. ' . . X 5 y fr-.N dv , Look Who We Found' 1 Our roving reporters found these questionable characters roaming the L.H.S. halls. Rocky Guzzi and Mike Orr, Cabovel smile for the camera, as do Christa Cywinski and Josh Olin Cabove lefty. At right are Todd Govemor, Mike Croodworth, and Jeff Sco- ville, and Dan Novello. Ananne Mikula Cbelowl looks tentative. Tina Peltz and Pal fbottom rightl, come last but certainly not least! 'A flvlf Mauna-wirfzf -A., -fa.. ff my 3 LAST BUT OT LEAST Correction: These pictures were acci- dentally omitted from the Senior Poll pages: Jim Bo- gan and Kathy Schesler- Most Creative- and John Altier and Julie Lustig -Strongest-. Our apologies! The Oracle Staff. 1 , .l -f-', ff ,,, V gi W Aw ' TW ff t ,i,, 3, J- fs.: , ' 'Q : ' 5 ,V , Y I f ' , ,k,, , ,,,,, , YV L . wa W ,J . ,sq H f.ig:,,.t J M,-ft. ,,-- . mn ,,,f sa 'X k John And Kathi Class Of 68 - 67 sail Zmlzzqdemwama uf4gudmfle P41464 Liberty Austintown Niles WHITCII Youngstown Good Luck Graduates Of 87 M Donald And M Georgianna Liberty Township's tradition in family hair-cutting and styling. JOHN'S barber shop AND STYLING SALON 304112 Churchill 759-2347 Congrats Class Of '87 ' Dr. And Mrs. David D. 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V219 Hubbard, Ohio 44425 216-554-1991 Free Estimates ,N 1 Fully Insured 5 Stump Removal Congratulations To The Class Of U87 Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Tahos Congratulations From ussg Gussy Dry Cleaners Coin-Op Laundry Liberty Plaza Figley - Beshara Horizontal Tunneling And Boring P.O. Box 2206 2445 Belmont Avenue Youngstomm, Oh. 44504 Good Luck Seniors Cleveland Auto Wrecking 2700 Hubbard Rd. Youngstown, Ohio 44505 216-759-2955 Blue Ribbon Cleaners 4451 Loganway Plaza Youngstown, Ohio 44504 : 1 1 Q 2 ? 79 Patrons THE SPERLING FAMILY MARIE TAHOS MADELINE SEBASTIANO DAVE HENNINGER MARIANNE MORROW SHANNON PYNE RENEE PALLANTE DANIELLE NOVELLO DIA EL KHOURI MISSY GOLDBERG LYNNE BEEGHLY DAVE MILLER AND KELLEY BURTON MR AND MRS FRANK TOMAN DAPHNEY YOUNG REEMA BAHHOUR MR AND MRS ROBERT WILSON MR AND MRS DONALD BERLIN MR AND MRS JOSEPH PURSER AND MRS DONALD D ANDREA AND FAMILY MEGAN MCDERMOTT MICHELLE MALLEN SCOTT BOVA MASAF HORII 14. ?:'- .H I 531 1, 5 LIZ STEIN 2 1 MR. 0 . . ' Q1 A Z vs 3 '2 E 2 Q 4 Li 1 ., ny M..m.M,,4- ...H ...li lil. - - --,...- ...N i- ,W....M W EDITOR'S NOTES Plow, as a member of the graduating class of 1987 I look back over these four splendid years which have passed so quickly and I wish to think of those who deserve the hearty thanks. I am greatly indebted to my parents for my high school education and also to their unlimited sacrifices that I might have every advantage. I owe my greatest gratitude to Mr. Phil Latessa for putting up with my anger and my many questions, 'When is the deadline?, Where are the layout sheets?, How many picas?, Are the pictures back yet? Our staff has worked tremendously hard this year to put the 1986-87 Oracle together. Due to the inexperience of our staff and advisor, lack of money, time, support, and not having a class period to do the oracle, it made it even harder to become organized. The acts of today are the memories of tomorrow. The rich memories of Liberty we shall undoubted- ly have for the future. In imagination we'll return to the old halls, old friends, old enthusiasms, undimmedg but in a truer and fairer light. Our paths will probably no longer be parallels: some of us may never meet again: and yet there is that tie of fellowship which binds us and will bind us to Liberty. To the Class of i987 Thank You for The Best Years of My Life. Editor, Ursula Jean Rossi At the beginning of the year there was an announcement asking Juniors and Seniors to participate in producing another Oracle. Well we had our first meeting and about twenty people showed up. Positions were voted on and ad selling began. Mr. Latessa was confident that the 87 Oracle would be a successful one As the meetings went on, the staff became smaller and smaller until it was the final ren-Marla, Dina, chnsta, Dave, M Michelle, Suzanne, Jodi, Beth, and Ursula-this was the 87 . A Oracle staff. Well we met our first deadline but after that the problems began and all through those problems Mr. Latessa was always there fexcept for that one fishing tripj. Mr. Latessa was the best person to fill the position of Oracle Advisor. lie sacnficed his Saturdays C9 till 33 and sometimes even bought W D A I E us lunch. Without Mr. Latessa there would be no yearbook and no yearbook meant no memories. Mr. Latessa the 87 Oracle staff would like to thank you for your support, judgment, and sacrifices, and most ofall your encouragement. You made the T 87 Oracle work and for that we would like to thank you. We hope that you will always remember your first Oracle staff be- cause they will always remember their only advisor. To Mr. Latessa we dedicate the 87 Oracle. Thanks for the memories 87 '7 ORACLE -dl., A AWN ,nu WA, A H an W W . . .A . - ,f - .a-,-fig '+vi- , ia .., ,-..- .- --M, s mrfrw , 5 -Q --T- .