Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

SENIORS 17 UPPERCLASSMEN 47 JUNIOR HIGH 57 ATHLETICS 69 INVOLVEMENTS 85 EVENTS 117 FACULTY 139 ADVERTISEMENTS 149 Mm® ©m [KlBgjlh] i ©[fc®®li fitoffi)®©® K1®© IP©[r©®[Ai®O0ft i%0© Try to look like you don't know you're getting your picture taken, ok. Kim'! On Friday, October 8, 1982 the Indians lac ed the Union Scotties in a WPIAL sec- tion 1-A showdown This game chalked up win 6 for the Indians, but the cost of victory was a high price to pay as Monaca had found out with an injury occurring to Steve McKeel Along with Steve's iniury, penalties were also hindering factors in this '82 Homecom- ing game. But determination on Shawn looks on as the Monacj defense shuts out Union Monaca's part shown through at the end of the game with a home score 27-0. Monaca's very strong and physical They have nice talent and a good coaching staff. That's a heck of a com- bination to overcome, said Union coach Dave Nerti. Physical was the key word describing Monaca's defense which shut out their fourth team and allowed Union only 9 yards rushing On the offensive side, Steve McKeel scored on a 12 yard run, Mark Lyons on a 1 yard run, and Mark DeC.hellis on a 2 yard run and a 3 yard run, which was set up by a fumble recovery on the Union 13 yard line by joe Dragonjac. Ex- tra points were booted, compliments of left Mateer This game gave the Indians a 27-0 victory, boosting their record to Battle with union GAVE INDIANS WIN 6 f OOTBALL CROWNING CHAMPIONSHIP Mari Beth Potosnak was all smiles as she was announced the 1982 Football Queen. Last year's Queen Kelly Bargerstock, returned to pass the honor on to Beth The 1982 Football Court was comprised of, T-B, Mike Sampson, Tony Caltury, Ted Sokolovich, Mark DeChellis, Lisa Rubino, Steve McKeel The 1982 Football King, Mari Beth Potosnak The 1982 Football Queen, Sherry Colixer, Mark Lyons, left Mateer, Shawn Keefe, lohn Spencer, Cliff Koloski, Kevin Dragonac, John jeffers, Pam Carlin, Donna Perkins, Lori Springston, Kim Manzo, lulie Kovach, Dorothy lean Ridjaneck, Crown Bearer Misty Dusold, Sharon Miller, Lynn Moravec, Cheryl Miller, Football Bearer Joshua Pupi. Sherry Golixer's escort Cheryl Miller was Pam Carlin had Jeff was Mark DeChellis. escorted by )ohn leffers. Mateer as her escort. Sharon Miller was escorted by Mike Sampson. Dorothy lean Ridjaneck's escort was Steve McKeel. Lori Springston was escorted by Mark Lyons. 6 ROUNDED OUT SEASON Crown Bearer was Misty Dusold, and Joshua Pupi The 1982 Football King and Queen, Steve McKeel and was Football Bearer. Mari Beth Potosnak Julie Kovach was escorted by Kevin Dragonac. Kim Manzo's escort was Cliff Koloski. A a Lynn Moravec had John Donna Perkins was Mari Beth Potosnak's escorted by Tony Caltury. Spencer as her escort. escort was Ted Sokolovich The Indianettes added flair to the evening with routines to Hot Stuff and Thunder and Blazes. 5EN1QR CLASS OF ' 3 (W J?Y 17 5ENIOR CLASS OF 1983 The 1983 Senior Class Officers, elected by popular vote of the Senior Class, were, T-B, Secretary Pam Carlin, Class Sponsor Mr. Dave Nichol, Vice-President leff Mateer, President Linda Climo, and Treasurer lulie Kovach. SLryf m JL re ns Sherry Photography Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Usherettes 1. 2, 3.4 Post-High School Plans: Going to ICM in Pittsburgh for medical office assistant SLron Sissy National Honor Society 3, 4; Vo-Tech 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Usherettes 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; VICA 3,4. Post-High School Plans: Get a job in the field of cosmetology ” -J imberly -Ann -Alexander Kimmy Softball 1. 3. 4; Girls' Basketball 1; Girls' Tennis 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. Post-High School Plans Undecided. -Anthony lldattaylla, r. Tony Totempole Staff 1, Editor 1; French Club 1; Vo-Tech 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; VICA 4; County Red Cross 2. 3,4, President 3.4; All-School Musical 1, 2. Post-High School Plans Medical professions 18 'WJail Fennell Wally Post-High School Plans Going to the Army for four years.” Dummy Br.k ' m Brat Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 2; Prom Commit- tee 3; Who's Who Most Fun To Be With 4. Post-High School Plans: Undecided ai-ellen 9 e CM. Jai Kiki-Poo Usherettes 2. 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3. 4. Secretary- Treasurer 3. Post-High School Plans “To study public relations at Community College ” 19 Pam Acanom Staff 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. Treasurer 2; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3. 4. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Usherettes 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Captain 2, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3; Keystone Oris' State 3; Gri-of-the-Month 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; May Court 3; Football Court 4; Class Treasurer 4; Program Commit- tee 3, 4; Who's Who Most Like- ly To Succeed 4 Post-High School Plans: Attend CCBC and major in accounting. omas Centi Chent Boys Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3, 4. Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3. 4, President 4; Varsity M Club 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Who's Who Most Likely To Succeed 4 Post-High School Plans: plan to attend the University of Pennsylvania and major in biology Srntnony . da(tury Yeeks Student Council 3, 4. Vice- President 4; Varsity M Club; Football 2. 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Who’s Who Prettiest Eyes 4 Post-High School Plans I plan to attend a college or university. Samuel . C atanzarite, s- 'Skinny Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who Most Spinted 4 Post-High School Plans Attend Penn State-Beaver for two years, then transfer to University Park for another two years. I will study engineering Anthony Ci U ipo Bunk Vo-Tech 3.4; Football 2 Post-High School Plans Go to the service 20 linei a Ctim, Mama Rose French Club 1, 2, President 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4. Presi- dent 4; Leaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Maprettes 2, 3, 4, Head-Maprette 4 Girls' Basketball 1; Orb' Tennb 3. 4, Captain 4, Softball 1, 2, 3. 4, Prom Committee 3; Boys' Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Student Forum 3, 4; Who's Who Most Preppie 4 Post-High School Plans 'Attend a four-year university on a tennis scholarship and enroll in the army ROTC program mu j. jbeCkeffii Chell National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Keystone Boys' State 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Almost Anything Goes 2; Who's Who Most Versatile 4 Post-High School Plans: Attend a four-year college. Keui n gained l)ragonac Duff Football 3. 4; All Conference 4; Varsity M Club 2. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Most Pleas- ing Personality 4 Post-High School Plans Plan to attend college but am undecided in my field of in- terest Would also like to play football at college ’’Ondy Chorus 1; Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Usherettes 1; Vo-Tech 3. 4; Vo- Tech Officer 3, 4 Post-High School Plans Undecided'' mu £ju,cj jhierdor Dorf Student Council 3; Boys’ Basket- ball 1, 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3; Keystone Boys' State 3. Post-High School Plans Attend college for engineering 21 lUeU, trader ue Wendy Red Cross 1. 2. French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2. Prom Committee 3. Pep Club 3. Band 1. 2. 3; Who's Who Best Senior Lounger 4 Post-High School Pians plan to attend CCBC for nurs- ing and to move to San Fran- cisco and further my career in nursing J nthony (jaydoih Tony Vo-Tech 3. 4 Post-High School Plans: “To attend the Pittsburgh Art Institute ' (Barbara Cjrater Barby Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4, Tutoring Chairperson 4; Leaders Club 2. 3, 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Usherettes 2. 3. 4; In- dianettes 2, 3. 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Boys' Basketball Statisti- cian 4. September Girl-of-The- Month 4, Pennsylvania Free Enterprise 4 Post-High School Plans To attend a business school and major in business management' yQntliony JJ. C'jaruccio Cmch Vo-Tech 3, 4 Post-High Schcxil Plans ‘Co out of state to find a job Picture Not CLrytJ U nn Qc ixer Pin Pep Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 1; Usherettes 3, 4, President 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2. Program Com- mittee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4, Co- Captain 4. Student Council 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. Softball Manager 2; 2nd Runner-Up Football Queen 4. 2nd Runner-Up Prom Queen 3; Who's Who Most Spirited 4 Post-High School Plans To attend Garfield Business In- stitute for secretarial Available 22 Eoi Bob Class Vice-President 1. Post-High School Plans Undecided ” 2w E J4u Dave Stage Crew 1, 2. 3, 4, Manager 3. 4; Photo Club 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Acanom Staff 1, 2, 3; District Band 3, 4, Totempole Staff 1, 2; Tee Pee Talk Staff 1, 2; All School Musical 1. 2. 3. 4, West Minister Honors Band 4; Who's Who Best Musician 4 Post High School Plans Follow up on a career in music ” Corot y} $ reiner Cag Library Club 3, 4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. French Club 1. Totempole Staff 1; Usherettes 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 2. 3,4 Post-High School Plans Co to college for animal health Richard Qdby Rick Vo-Tech 3, 4; VICA Treasurer 4 Post-High School Plans: am going to Electronic Technical Institute to further my training Qeorge J JJeiJet Bum Tee Pee Talk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 1 Post-High School Plans Plan on attending CCBC for business management ' 23 Cyntli ia j. Miggind H'ggy Spanish Club 2. 3, Vice- President 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Red Cross 2, 3, President 3; Library Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Usherettes 1. 2. 4; Cheerleader Mascot 4; Prom Committee 3; Totempole Staff 1 Post-High School Plans ‘Attend Geneva College for four years, getting my bachelor of science degree in information Brian W. J4A me Barney National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Varsity M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Basketball 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Who's Who Best Dressed 4 Post-High School Pians plan to attend Slippery Rock State College J y JJu Ray'' National Honor Society 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Post-High School Plans Travel. Charlotte JJrond Char Majorette 3, 4; Vo-Tech 3, 4. Photography Club 2. 3. 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Usherettes 2, 3; FTA 1, 2. 3; Acanom Staff 2. 3; Spanish Club 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Gris' Tennis 2, 3; All- School Musical 2, 3. 4; Who's Who In Baton Twirling 1. 2, 3. 4, Hero Club 3, 4, State Pantry Competition Post-High School Plans Undecided '' JU« Jeffers leefs French Club 1; Football 1. 3. 4. Boys Basketball Manager 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2 Post-High School Plans To attend Geneva College and major in computer science '' ■ 24 'ana 2, KceliowsLi Pollock Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Usherettes 4, Gris' Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Prom Committee 3 Post-High School Plans To go to college for account- ing or word processing s% awn Robert J eefe Shawn Football 2, 3. 4. All-Conference; Boy's Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsi- ty M Club 2, 3, 4. Prom Com- mittee 3. Post-High School Plans Go to college and play football uuren Kfeist Lauren' French Club 1. 2; Totempole Staff 1; Tee Pee Talk Staff 3, 4. Photography Club 3, 4; Acanom Staff 3, 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; Stage Crew 3. 4. Usherettes 4, Prom Committee 3 Post High School Plans I plan to attend photography school and get into advertising or fashion ’ 25 jU J. Kouaclt luhe National Honor Society 3. 4. Secretary 4. Indianettes 3, 4 Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary 4, Spanish Club 1. 2. Football Court 4, Program Com- mittee 4. January Grl-of-The- Month 4 Post-High School Plans “Attend Garfield Business Institute WarL Jf. reppS Mark Who's Who Quietest 4 Post-High School Plans Undecided Wary Jinn Jc orenz Frenzie Spanish Club 1; Vo-Tech 3, 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4, Pep Club 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Who's Who Most Athletic 4 Post-High School Plans To attend York College of Pennsylvania and major in com- puter information systems'' Jimothi imoiny XaJJ, ue 'La' Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Stage Crew 4 Post-High School Plans Possibly attend CCBC or another trade school mu x yons Tiger Baseball 2. 3, 4. Football 3. 4, Boys' Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Vo- Tech 3, 4; Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3. Post-High School Plans Attend college 26 _ Ki m b er 4 J � m, cinzo Kim ' French Club 1. 2. Treasurer 2. Student Council 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Leaders Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; In- dianettes 1. 2, 3. 4. Co-Head In- dianette 4 Oris' Basketball 1; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Prom Com- mittee 3; Keystone Gris' State 3; Boys Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 Who's Who Best Dressed 4 Post-High School Plans “To attend Penn State and pur- sue a career in corporate law jk Ay Jf- W ateer Mutsy Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Boys’ Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Vice- President A. 2nd Runner-Up Football King 4, Who's Who Most Athletic 4 Post-High School Plans ‘Plan to attend either Grove Ci- ty or Bucknell and continue to play football. xcime$ WickaJ Walciscil Am' Acanom Staff 1. 2. 3, 4. Art Editor 1, Editor-in-Chief 2. 3. 4. Tee Pee Talk Staff 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. Prom Com- mittee 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Totempole Staff 1; Penn- sylvania Governor s School for the Arts 3, Alternate 2; French Club 1. 2. President 1; Keystone Boys' State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Artists 4. Who's Who Most Talented 1, 4 Post-High School Plans plan to attend Temple University for a bachelor of fme arts degree in graphic design •Stephanie Watick Steph Red Cross 4 Library Club 4; Pep Club 3; Cheerleader 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Usherettes 3. Post-High School Plans “Undecided'' Stephen WcJieel Sky Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Captain 1st Team 4; Varsity M Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Boys Basketball 4; Football King 4; Football All-Section MVP 4. Who's Who Most Popular 4 Post-High School Plans “Attend four-year college and play football “ 27 CUvtA nn er Cheryl'' French Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Usherettes 3. 4 Indianettes 4. Girls' Basketball 1. 2. Prom Committee 3; Football Court 4. Who's Who Most Versatile 4 Post-High School Plans I plan to go to college (undecided as to where) st ciron liter Lea Pep Club 2,3,4; Usherettes 3,4, Prom committee 3; French Club 1; Girls Basketball 1.2' Football Court 4 Post-High School Plans ' I plan to go to college for com- puter programming flU, Stenhi epnen WdauaUin Magoo' Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Boys Basket- ball 1; French Club 1. 2; Chess Club 1. 2, keystone Boys’ State 3. Vo-Tech 3. 4 TBIA Club 3. 4 Treasurer 4 Post-High School Plans ' Going to Robert Morris Col- lege for four years for com- puters. then maybe a two-year trade school to learn how to fix computers Juc m arie er Lisa Pep Club 2, Usherettes 2, Band 1. 2; Acanom Staff 2; Prom Committee 3 Post-High School Plans plan to attend college and then get married'' Wend, Winnilte Wendy Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 4, Softball 1,2,4. Girls Basketball 1.2 3, Prom Committee 3, French Club 1.2; National Honor Society 3 Post-High School Plans To attend Penn State for engineering.' 28 'id Crptaf m Chris Chorus 4 Post-High School Plans To find a job with good pay L UZIC ftm Library Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Post-High School Plans Try and get a job. im flotc an km Vo-Tech 3,4 Post-High School Plans Going to the Pittsburgh Art Institute'' Lynn Pep Oub 1, 2, 3, 4 Usherettes 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Ciris' Basket- ball 2. 3, 4, Softball 2; Prom Committee 3; Library Oub 2, 3; Football Court 4 Post-High School Plans: Attend a business school Keitli n eiman Keith Boys' Basketball 1. 2; Vo-Tech 3, 4 Class President 1 Post-High School Plans Carpenter 29 j . WicLJ PaJinck Pav Vo Tech 3.4 Post High School Plans Attend a technical school for carpentry mu j. P erzci Perz Vo-Tech 3,4 Post-High School Plans Go to technical school Putrid j nn PoJoLk Patty Spanish Club 1, 2. Secretary 2; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Program Commit- tee 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Usherettes 2. 3, 4; Indianettes 3. 4, Prom Commit- tee 3; Softball Manager 3; Class Treasurer 2, 3; Boys' Basketball Statistician 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Post-High School Plans Attend CCBC major in nursing' onnci Perk ins Donna Spanish Club 1. 2; National Honor Society 3. 4, Special Cor- respondent 4. Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2. Prom Com- mittee 3; Football Court 4. Who's Who Most Pleasing Per- sonality 4 Post-High School Plans Go into cosmetology and at- tend Pittsburgh Beauty Academy in Beaver Falls arlene Pki((ip Darlene Usherettes 2, 3. 4. Who's Who Quietest 4 Post-High School Plans “Undecided 30 anted Pritchard Pritt Boys' Tennis 3. 4. keystone Boys' State 3; Who's Who Best Senior Lounger 4 Post-High School Plans Attend Penn State to major in engineering Qeorye alisli 3. 4; George' National Honor Society keystone Boys State 3 Post-High School Plans Jo take classes at the hospital for radiologic technology Wan Beik PotoSnah Potsie Weffie Acanom Staff 3. 4. Business Chief 4. Spanish Club 1; Totem- pole Staff 1; Student Council 4. Leaders Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 3, 4. Usherettes 2. 3. 4. Indian- ettes 2. 3. 4, Gris Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3; Class Vice-President 2; Football Queen 4; Baseball Manager J. Who's Who Most Talented 4 Post-High School Plans To attend college for accounting Karen cJ!. PuUL Karen Library Club 4, Red Cross 4 Prom Committee 3 Post-High School Plans Undecided WukaJ ?■ euay Mike Vo-Tech 3. 4, Student Council 4. Boys' Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Post-High School Plans Go to junior college 31 borotlii 'oroiny J? l idianeck ean 7 Dorothy lean Leaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Pep Club 2, 3. 4, Usherettes 4, Cheerleader 2; Indianettes 3. 4. Library Club 2 Football Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Program Committee 3. 4 Post -High School Plans 'Attend Garfield Business Institute WicLJ Mn-WattU tampion Stke Sampoon Acanom Staff 4, Sports Editor 4 Tee Pee Talk Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4 Football Statistician 4. Football 1 2. 3. Keystone Boys’ State 3 All-School Musical 1. 2. 3, 4 Prom Committee 3; 1st Runner Up Prom King 3; Class President 2; Who's Who Most Spirited 1; Who's Who Most Preppie 4 Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 Post High School Plans Going to attend Gannon University for pre-medicine and then to F3ahnamen Medical School for my MD ” oCiSa rjCi ynne ino Lisa Pep Club 2. 3. 4, Usherettes 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Spanish Club 1; Program Committee 4, In- dianettes 2, 3, 4, Head In- dianette 4. Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; 1st Runner- Up Football Queen 4; Who's Who Prettiest Eyes 4 Post-High School Plans Attend College'' Andrew S4 Snyder Snydes Vo-Tech 3, VICA 3 Post-High School Plans Already enlisted in marines, hope to be avionics technician ' OeJ Soho ouich Soko” Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Who's Who Most Fun To Be With 4 Post-High School Plans Undecided 32 WickeUe P. d oski Michelle Aconom Staff 4; Spanish Club 1; Library Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who Wittiest 4 Post+hgh School Plans ’Attend College JSoLS, pencer Spence Football 1 Post-High School Pians Go to school oCinda S. S, printer Ringer'’ Spanish Club 1. 2, President 2; Tee Pee Talk Staff 2. 3, 4. Co- Editor 3, Editor 4; Red Cross 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Library Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Musical 3, 4; PGSA Semi-Finalist 2. 3; Library Club Poetry Con- test 1st place 2, 2nd place 4; American Legion Essay Contest 1st place 2; Who's Who Best Musician 4 Post-High School Plans: plan to attend Penn State to study elementary education. jCori Sprinqiton Lori December GrF-of-the-Month 4; Spanish Club 1; Band An- nouncer 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Morning Announcements 3, 4; Usherettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 4. Co-Captain 2; Softball Manager 3; Program Committee 3, 4; Prom Queen 3; Class Vice-fVesident 3; Football Court 4; Who's Who Most Popular 4 Post-High School Plans: ’Attend Penn State and major in accounting 33 $eff Sturdier Starch Vo-Tech 3.4 Post-High School Plans To get a job laying brick.' illiam C. Semple Buzz' Vo-Tech 3,4. Post-High School Plans: Get a job in a machine shop' am Sc Sreantafellc ow Sam Post-High School Plans: Get a job. cjCiberato Sroia Libby Vo-Tech 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 4, Stage Crew 3,4. Post-High School Plans I hope to get a job as a bricklayer. 34 Everett UJliite Tope Post-High School Plans: Trade school. MZajac Za Football 1, 3. 4 Post-High School Plans: Get a job 35 1-Sheryl Ahrens. 2-linda Springer 3-JuSe Kovach, 4-kim Alexander. S-Mike Sampson. 6-Lisa Rubmo. 7-Linda Climo, 8-|im Matascik, 9-Wendy Minmtte, 10-Carol Cremer. 11-Sherry Golixer, 12-Wendy Fraser, 13-Walter Bennett. 14-Sharon Miller. 15-Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck. 16-Shawn Keefe I- Tony CipoJIa. 2 Michelle Soski, 3-lauren Kleist. 4-Ray Hudak, 5-Charlotte Irons. 6-Karen Puhalla, 7-Cheryl Miller, 8-|ai-ellen Cable. 9-)im Muzk, 10-Donna Perkins, II- Suellen Vothers, 12-John Jeffers, 13-Lori Springston, 14-Mary Lorenz, 15-Patty Podolak, 16-Sharon Ball 11 was fun in the sun for twenty-two seniors who journeyed to Orlando, FL on May 3,1983. The activities included a day at either Disney World or Epcot, a day at River Country, and a day at Daytona Beach. Some added events were a visit to the famous Booth Saloon, a walk on the Boardwalk, and a ride on rented motorbikes. The group added some life to the weekend by hav- ing a toga party and a lemon juice shampoo on the beach. The biggest surprises came when they saw purple trees, and a $64 Pizza Hut bill for seven people. The weekend was spent waiting for buses and monorails and trains, spraying solarcaine, taking pictures, and just hanging around. gENIORS + FLORIDA = Late-night Florida fare, compliments of Linda and Beth 38 EPCOT, SUNBURN, DAYTONA, MOTORBIKES, PARTIES, AND FRIDAY THE 73th Cliff, she's not your type. Brian stmts his stuff. Za meets nature Without beards, it's Ted's fan dub. Sherry, Beth, and Linda Now we know where all the sheets went Most Talented: Jim Matascik and Man Beth Potosnak Most Athletic: left Mateer and Mary Lorenz ENIOR WHO'S WHO 40 Best Sr. Lounger: Wendy Fraser, Jim Wittiest: Cliff Koloski and Michelle Pritchard, and Sharon Miller Soski The Best and The Most of the Class of 1983, as determined by the Seniors Best Musician: Dave Haffey and Quietest: Darlene Phillips and Mark Linda Springer Krepps Most Spirited: Sam Catanzarite and Most Versatile: Mark DeChellis and Sherry Golixer Cheryl Miller Most Preppie Mike Sampson and Prettiest Eyes Tony Caltury and Lisa Linda Climo Rubino 41 Co-Valedictorians: 5 ENIOR TOP TEN Thomas Centi Co-Valedictorian Barbara Grater Co-Valedictorian Patricia Podolak Wendy Minnitte 42 James Matascik Co-Valedictorian Kimberly Manzo Pamela Carlin Salutatorian James Pritchard Samuel Catanzarite Donna Perkins 43 Class of '84 s Officers: Secretary Liberatore, President 3 Antoline, Treasurer freila, Vice-President ;terson. Advisor Nlss Prom Committee: T-B, Darren Parone, Nikki Pattersc Hewitt, _Ar Karen Dawn ChumurS Bob Lubert,, ;k, )ohn Don )oe Dra McKay, Rich Kris Cassida, Bre eon, Robin Pod Shurm Tina Vignsy. Linda Jena, Debbie da ar. Krugle, Diane Antoline Shari DeChellis, Dag Liberatore, -torri Peti Dreena Olshanski. He fbnin. Diane Belgio, neres Trella. Hope Mie amie LoFaso, Nolder, Lori, Kelly Reda, Smith, Becky ita LaPenta, e. Mark Zigerelli Karep Yuran )ohn Yothers Tim Winkle Andy Wilczek 48 Brian Wesle le Warnick ichele Vular I ina Vig na ' Amy Veon F loe Tqeek ]S| Dean Tuffie heresy Trella Taormina Stotfar |b Stalnecker Melanie bpann Mk hele Smith HelervSmith Lori Sftrum Raelene Shiv ely Tim Rowe Patty Romer Jeff Reed Kelly Reda Mike Raich Rich Pupi Bob Puhalla Robin Podnar Rill i’hillips €arl Phillips Lorri Pcurhs . Nikki Patterson )oe Turek plays at a pep assembly ik Pan. .. 'Ishanski Dana Nolder Sean Nichol Hope Mielke Mark McKay % John and Andy working hard in science. Bob Lubert Jamie LoFaso Lori Liberatore Anita LaPenta Stacy Landon Cynthia LaHue Debbie Krugle John Kirchel Tammy Kcehovvski Brad Judd Tom Johnston Linda Jena Bob Jeffers Jodi Hornberger Doug Holic Brenda Hewitt Scott Crimes ■ 2� ( LASS OF '85 John 2oppelt Susan Zajac let f Vablinskv Dave Wrublesky Sherri U olfe l ) ■ ±jry i Donna Werthman Dirk Walsh Denise Venn |oni UIk ny Sheri Tutwiler Turek rr Frank Tabin Dawn Sctftelle Dave Sullivan Karen Stevei Amy Sosk Kim Sokolovich Robin Smith Kevin Smith Beth Sinclair Janet Sims Bill Sichak Bob Schweinsburg Randy Sanner Michelle Sampson | Patrick Tiffanj Cathy johnson Mammy Hoflj my Hawk ohn Gos Ferrari Bruce Chrpiaq Anthony Cat ftrite Tracey Carqpbell Amy bIutis lonna Brandenburger V r bandy Blinn «r lonn saly Lisa :� -r ... Tracey Nelson Bartholomew jim Paladina Chris Baker Chuck Perkins Scott Antoline Bob Winkler Laura Alberti lames Mike Del- Patricia Daniel Johnston Randy Javens Tracy Hickman €ary Herzog Kim Decke ' Decke awn DeC Scott H. Randall V aryto4;burnura Lauri Com Kim Cassida )avidCampbell iliairna Calinger Bran Susanne Iristina Bisho William Bisty TedBasii i Scott lwl)i •egoryfarbi LerovTMTl Baldwin lafcUJaker Kenn SUfl Jeff Schlack Melissa Sara Rachel Run Guy Rossi;;: Larry Re B Vicjci J?alish Mary Sue Prol MliShelle Prim( Mickey Pran J lake Pokita Robyn Petrella Carrie PSteella Jennifer Parkins T5ee Perdevv Jennifer Osman KimOrto Ben Moritz Brian Miller ; Holly McKeel Chuckie McKeel Mike McKay Karen Mattica Barbara Martin Michael Manzo Carl Malobabich Tammy Majors ielle Lubert gfiennis Lee Dawn Lang Eddie Krc lefM . Ern T mi Kcehowski Bonnie Javens Lori Humbert loe Humbert Kim Hamrick Steve Hall lanice Haffey Arthur Giles TinaFraser LfitgjP onV Jennifer Finch Susan Evans Lowell Fngleman Eria Ed wards Stacev Dinsmore Rita DiMalteo Kristy Crosby Joy Croll Robert Cole Corey Co bs Eric Ciccozzi ff Catanzarire Bill Braddick Beth Boswell Chris Boser Lynn Bedison Missing: Eric Alexander FIV ■ Beatty C harles Belan , Bill Mrber ion Lee Les andowski Tracey Antoline )oe Mitchell Brenda Anthony Kim Alberti 62 iravette Patti Vannauker Angela Troy Timothy Temple DeanToarnnina Beth Stoftar A Gregory Stiteler Carol Springer Evan Snyder Gregory Sims j Leah Sant'Eutemia |im Rankin Christina Pinchotti Tracey Petrella Carla Petrella Ann Marie Pelino lobert (s phn Nio janiel N lames Moore lames Mooney Patty Miller J Shari Megill Vincent McDonald Douglas McCullough Bradley Latshaw Dawn Krugle Thomas Kraus Pamela Calingei1. Shav 'iaB«gfE lan enflp' imberly Baldwin Kelli lo Baker r. igh Basketball T-B, Curt Latshaw, Dan lohnston. Dan Baldwin, Jeff Propst, Ray Pranskey, Rich Cipolla, Shawn DeChellis, Coach Springston. Jeff Catanzarite, Allen Vaccarelli, Ray Moravec, Jerry Summers, Scott Hall, Randy Javens, Carlo Pelino Monaca-47 . . Blackhawk-31 Monaca-44 . . . Freedom-21 Monaca-37 . . . Ambridge-39 Monaca-54 . . Quigley-44 Monaca-51.. . Western Beaver-29 Monaca-55.. . Riverside-34 Monaca-41 .. Beaver-35 Monaca-50. . . Quaker Valley-28 Monaca-43 .. Midland-23 Monaca-28. . Rochester-24 Monaca-50.. . South Side-33 Monaca-61.. . Center-45 Monaca-46 . Western Beaver-20 Monaca-48. . . Riverside-39 Monaca-65 . . Beaver-33 Monaca-48. . . Midland-37 Monaca-52 . . Rochester-38 Monaca-51. . South Side-25 Monaca-60. . . Center-47 Tournament Monaca-57 . . . Western Beaver-36 Monaca-44 Beaver-37 Monaca-56. . Center-54 Monaca-36. . Blackhawk-38 r. High (Cheerleaders T-B, Co-Captain Barb Stone, Captain Kelly Burns, Trena Rubino, Lori Kampi, Tara Paliotte, Vicki Ralish, Tracy Antoline, Patti Vannauker, Amy Springston r. High Football T-B, Coach Hunt, J. Wolfe, |. Propst, D. Campbell, D. Baldwin, R. Pranskey, C. Malobabich, R. Cole, Equipment Manager Mr (effers, P.J. Sant-Eufemia, D. Taormina, ]. Lakas, T. Basinger, D. Teams, R. Cipolla, K. Latshaw, Assistant Coaches Skiles and DeVincentis, managers K. )effers and D. McCullough, L. Ball, C. Pelino, R. lavens, F. Namath, M. Chumura, A. Orto, S. Williams,). Catanzarite, manager S. Chumura, J. Summers, C. Lyons, C. Herzog, S. Hall, T.J. King, A. Vaccarelli, C. Fitzsimmons, F. Vicznesky, B. Boser, Manager D. Hoenig. Monaco 8 — Center 6 Monaca 34 — Rochester 6 Monaca 16 - New Brighton 6 Monaca 36 — Riverside 8 Monaca 54 — Freedom 0 Monaca 50 — Western Beaver 16 Record 6-0 W.P I.A.L. CHAMPS P I leads the Indians to the top Chick passes the way to victory 67 r. heu Candids All the way Randy). 68 Athletics 3 fi Id JUs5iiv fr9Ii.66 i?D S3i3 J8 • Ferrari. Chuck Perkins, Rich Pupi. Bob Lubert, Coach ohn Domjancic, Pat Baur. Ed Metcalfe, Mike McLaughlin, Tom Lye Keefe, Steve McKeel, Cliff Koloski, Tony Caltury, Ted Sokolovich Raich, Kevin Kcehowski. Dan Bove, Bob Schweinsberg, Bot - SpeWr' r. lirtfBelli Brad Judd. Tom johnston, B I Fleming, Brad Brummitt. Jeffers. Mark DeChellis, Mark Lyons, Kevin Dragonac, |eff Mateer, Shawr NDIANS 1 IN WPIAL ® - ..... crnro 17-0 Tho oomo 1982 Season Summary by Mike Sampson I he Monaca football team opened its 1982 season with an exhibition game against the Mercer Mustangs. The defense shut out Mercer, and the Indian offense produced, allowing Steve McKeel to begin his season with 124 yards. The final score was 28-0 After defeating Mercer the Indians faced the Big Reds of West Middlesex. Although the Big Reds tried to stop Monaca, the Indians pulled a laugher on them by defeating West Middlesex 40- 0. Steve McKeel had another 100+ game. This left the Indians 1-0 in section play and 2-0 overall. Monaca had to get down to some serious football after the West Mid- dlesex game. The opponent was Shenango, a team averaging 36 points per game. The Indian defense not allowing this to bother them, shut down the Wildcats. The offense scored 3 times, with left Mateer making all the extra points and rounding out the 21-6 Monaca victory. The season's fourth game was against previously undefeated Richland. In the early minutes of the game, left Mateer booted a 32-yard field goal, making the game 3-0. The flags were flying this game, leaving Monaca with 145 yards in penalties. Scoring on runs were Sfeve McKeel and Mark Lyons, making the score 17-0. The game ended with an In- dian win of 17-6. The Indians traveled to Laurel with one thing on their minds — football, lumping to an early lead Mark DeChellis capped a 35-yard drive by bulling his way for a 3-yard touchdown. Seemingly stalled on the 25 Jeff Mateer attempted a field goal. Holder Mark Lyons took the snap and threw a screen to Mark DeChellis 20 yards. Three plays later Mike Raich ran over the right tackle to score. When Mark DeChellis got the call again, he ran 50 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was scrubbed because of a bad snap. A fire play was called with Mark Lyons lateraling to Jeff Mateer who passed it to Joel Basalyga, scoring, making the final score 22-0. A standing-room-only crowd of 5,000 came to see Monaca defeat their across-the-river rival, Rochester. Mr. Touchdown was Mark Lyons, who scored all three TD's. The Indian defense stretched in the second half, allowing Rochy to score two touchdowns, but never broke down completely. The play that put the game in the bag for Monaca was Mike Raich's interception on the 25-yard line with 1:04 remaining in the game. The game ended with a 21-14 score, clinching Monaca's play-off hopes. Alan Guandolo Head Coach 70 PLAY Coaching the 1982 WPIAL Champs were, L-R, Gerard Dusold, Sam Nardone, Joe O'Neil, and Head Coach Alan Guandola. (Cont'd from page 70) On a cold Friday in November, the Monaca Indians traveled to Midland to play an important section game that eventually clinched the section title. Throughout the game Monaca dominated their rivals and finally defeated the Leopards 27-14. Scoring for Monaca was: junior Bob Lubert, Senior Mark DeChellis, and twice. Senior Mark Lyons. The extra points were compliments of Senior leff Mateer. The Indians started their path to the WPIAL Play-offs on Fri- day, November 12, 1982, against Bentworth. Although neither team did anything special early, Monaca took control by scoring four touchdowns in the second quarter. Monaca's first TD came on a 1- yard run by Steve McKeeI that capped a 71-yard drive. The key play was a 19-yard pop pass from Cliff Koloski to Jeff Mateer. Mark Lyons intercepted a pass from his cornerback position and returned it to the Bentworth seven. On the next play, he ran a sweep around end for the final seven yards and a touchdown. Four minutes later, Kevin Dragonac intercepted a pass and returned it 55 yards for a touchdown to make it 21-0. On the ensuing kickoff, Bent- worth's Maurice Mathieu took his time getting to the ball, but Rich Pupi didn't. After Rich Pupi ob- tained possession of the ball for the Indians, Mark Lyons scored from 2 yards out. Those were key plays, said Coach Guandolo, emphasizing the impact of what Mark Lyons and Kevin Dragonac did to the game with their defense. After defeating Bentworth 42-21, the Indians moved to the WPIAL Semi-Finals. Statisticians, L-R, Dan Fayad and Mike Sampson t L i a! IT Si 31 1982 Season Letter Winners were, T-B, B J. Fleming, Cliff Koloski, Shawn Keefe, Steve McKeel, leff Mateer, Mike Raich, Mark Lyons, Mark DeChellis, and )oe Dragonjac. WtFMIL ©GTfDO □ Monaca never gets in- timidated. Coach Guandolo's post-game analysis was brief, but it aptly told the story of what hap- pened at Montour High School Stadium Friday, Novemoer 19, 1982. left Mateer s 22-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter was the difference in the game. Monaca did what it had to of- fensively. With the running backs piling up 226 yards on the ground, Monaca was able to keep the ball away from Duquesne's high- powered offense. Monaca drew first blood in the second quarter when fullback Mark DeChellis scored from a yard out. With the Indians leading 6-0, Duquesne dented the scoreboard in the third, tying the score 6-6. Capitalizing on a Du- quesne fumble pounced on by Brad Brummitt, leff Mateer put Monaca in the winner's circle with his game-winning field goal. I felt good kicking it, but I didn't want to look up, I waited to hear the reaction from the crowd. That's when I knew it was good, and man, did it feel great, said Jeff Mateer. The Indians advanced to the WPIAL Finals after eliminating the Duquesne Dukes 9-6. Monaca vs. Mercer.............27-0 Monaca vs. West Middlesex ... 40-0 Monaca vs. Shenango ........ 21-6 Monaca vs. Richland..........17-6 Monaca vs. Laurel.............22-0 Monaca vs. Union.............27-0 Monaca vs. Neshannock...... 13-21 Monaca vs. Western Beaver .. 28-14 Monaca vs. Rochester........21-14 Monaca vs Midland...........27-14 ..... WPIAL Quarter-Finals...... Monaca vs. Bent worth......42-21 .......WPIAL Semi-Finals......... Monaca vs. Duquesne...........9-6 .........WPIAL Finals........... 72 Monaca vs. Clairton.......... 14-12 Seniors led the charge onto the turf and the pass-off went to Mark Dechellis. lunior Mike Raich held tight to a pass from Cliff Koloski. The Indians hit the turf on November 27, 1982 to win the WPIAL Class A Championship at Mount Lebanon High School against the Clairton Bears In the early going, it looked as though Monaca wasn't gome to need its defense when it scorea on its first two possessions. After Steve McKeel slam- med over from the one for our first TD, Cliff Koloski pitched to Steve McKeel, who tossed a pass to leff Mateer feff Mateer then completed the 46-yard scoring play After Monaca's offense had its moments of glory, the Indian defense took over. Clairton drove deep into Monaca territory twice in the 2nd quarter, but the Indians held. In the closing seconds of the half, a defensive penalty tainted Monaca's record, but not for long since the return to the field resulted in a 5-yard loss for the Bears An incomplete pass turned out to be Clairton's last hope. On its second following possession, Jeff Mateer clin- ched the championship by intercepting a (Clairton's) Mullen pass. By defeating the Clairton Bears 14-12, the team of 1982-83 Varsity, T-B, Tom Centi, Mark Dierdorf, Brad Brummitt, Jeff Mateer, Bob Stalnecker, Brian Hulme, Mark Lyons, Mike Raich, Steve McKeel, Joe Dragonjac, Mike Revay )oe Dragon jac pushes out an outside shot. left Mateer made more than his presence known during basketball season. Throughout the 1982-83 season, he accumulated several game high averages, and chosen by unanimous vote, he was selected for the 17-A first team All-Star Team Jeff was also chosen to play in the 1983 Quigley Classic RASKETBALL TEAM 4 IN SECTION 17-A STANDINGS (o) 0(2) SENIORS Tom Cenli Eyeing the hoop, left Mateer decides it 's time to sink it Monaca vs. Sto-Rox........ Monaca vs. New Brighton .. Monaca vs. Blackhawk...... Monaca vs. Ambridge....... Monaca vs. St. Joseph..... Monaca vs. Hopewell....... Monaca vs. Langley........ Monaca vs. Carlynton...... Monaca vs. Rochester...... Monaca vs. Hopewell....... Monaca vs. Quigley........ Monaca vs. South Side .... Monaca vs. South Fayette .. Monaca vs. Western Beaver Monaca vs. Midland....... Monaca vs. Cornell........ Monaca vs. Rochester...... Monaca vs Quigley......... Monaca vs. South Side .... Monaca vs. — S. Fayette .......... W Beaver ........... Midland............. Cornell.............. Mark Dierdorf Brian Hulme Mark Lyons 41- 70 70- 61 46- 60 36-52 76-41 50-52 42- 50 71- 40 58-62 47- 43 67- 26 68- 43 42-40 57-38 34-31 38-52 53-64 70-38 48- 51 68-38 56-52 28-48 65-62 W@ir©B Monaca vs. Sto-Rox.........44-34 Monaca vs. New Brighton .... 46-36 Monaca vs. Blackhawk.......42-39 Monaca vs. Ambridge ......... 38-53 Monaca vs. St. Joseph......63-15 Monaca vs. Hopewell........42-31 Monaca vs. Langley .......... 57-44 Monaca vs. Carlynton ...... 54-31 Monaca vs Rochester........69-29 Monaca vs. Quigley.........41-24 Monaca vs. South Side......51-34 Monaca vs. South Fayette .... 64-33 Monaca vs. Western Beaver .. 53-23 Monaca vs. Midland.........40-44 Monaca vs. Cornell.........51-55 Monaca vs. Rochester.......64-21 Monaca vs. Quigley.........45-39 Monaca vs. South Side......63-26 Monaca vs. South Fayette___52-21 Monaca vs. Western Beaver .. 85-29 Monaca vs. Midland.........52-32 Monaca vs. Cornell.........51-43 1962-1963 Junior Varsity, T-B, Brian Reed, Dave Wmblesky, Frank DiCenso, Joe Wilson, Anthony Catan- zarite. Bill Carlin, Anthony Rubino ________________________________________________ Reaching for the top and the rebound is Steve McKee! Just in time, Mike Revay makes the pass Exhibition Monaca vs. Freedom............12-1 Monaca vs Beaver ............. 2 4 Monaca vs. Beaver Falls........7-7 Monacavs Center................9-2 Monaca vs. Beaver .............9-3 Section Monaca vs Mars.................5-4 Monacavs. Quaker Valley...... 1-10 Monacavs Rochester.............5-3 Monaca vs Quigley..............8-5 Monacavs. South Side ........ 11-7 Monaca vs Midland ........... 12-4 Monacavs Aliquippa ........... 3-4 Monacavs Quigley..............11-2 Monaca vs. W. Beaver ......... 9-6 Monacavs W.Beaver............ 15-5 Monacavs. Aliquippa ...........8-4 Monaca vs. Rochester...........6-7 Monacavs New Brighton..........3-0 Monaca vs. Midland .......... 12-0 Monaca vs New Bnghton..........6-5 Monacavs Mars..................5-6 Monacavs. South Side......... 13-3 Monacavs Quaker Valley.........6-7 Play-off Monacavs Mars..................6-9 £ XCELLENT SEASON After an outstanding 76-7- 7 season record, the Indians were left disappointed at the abruption of the season. Head Coach Dave Nichol, Left, and Assistant Coach Bill Petures Managers, T-B, John Spencer, Mr. Jeffers, Bob Stalnecker, Annie Dierdorf Sam Catanzarite Tom Centi Mark DeChellis Kevin Dragonac Senior Senior Senior Senior 78 ALMOST MEANT TITLE 1983 Baseball Team, T-B, Head Coach Dave Nichol, Assistant Coach Bill Hulme, Assistant Coach Bill Petures, Brian Hulme, Dave Wrublesky, Tom Centi, Mark McLaughlin, Brian Reed, Bob Sch- weinsberg, Joel Basalyga, Ray Pranskey, Anthony Wilson, Assistant Coach Mr. Dierdorf, Chuck Parasida, Mark Lyons, Cliff Koloski, )oe Wilson, Mike Raich, loe Dragonjac, Kevin Draganac, Scott Antoline, Leroy Ball, Bob Lubert, Allen Vaccarelli, Mark McKay, Dave Sullivan, Sam Catanzarite, Mark DeChellis, Jeff Reed, Carlo Pelino, Manager Annie Dierdorf, )erry Summers John Jeffers Making the big run is left Reed. Senior Manager pOYS KEEP SEASON ALIV Jim Pritchard Senior T-B, |im Pritchard, Dave Taormina, Mike McLaughlin, Jeff Matascik, Coach lohn Darak, Doug Holic, Kevin Smith, Gary Herzog, |ohn Goss. lunior left Matascik, 2nd singles player, sweeps low for a shot. Monaca vs. Quigley 5-0 Monaca vs Beaver 0-5 Monaca vs. Center 0-5 Monaca vs. New Brighton 0-5 Monaca vs. Quigley 3-2 Monaca vs Beaver 0-5 Monaca vs. Center 1-4 Monaca vs. New Brighton 0-5 lunior Doug Hoke tires over the net a backhand In WPIAL Tournament doubles action. Sophomore lohn Goss puts out a strong forehand while lunior left Matascik watches. GIRLS NET FINE YEAR On the courts in 1982 were, T-B, First Singles Nikki Patterson, Sue Zajac, Lori Craig, Laurie Alberti, Coach Pam Fronko, Second Singles Kelly Dragonac, Manager Kim Alexander, and Captain and First Doubles Linda Climo Nikki Patterson, in a section match against Beaver, showed them an intense forehand shot ► denotes exhibition Monaca Opponent 2 Blackhawk 3 4 Beaver Falls 1 1,0 New 4, 5 Brighton 3.2 Beaver 2,3 4,4 Quigley 1, 1 2,2 Center 3,3 0 ,Vi Ambridge 5, 4 V2 1, 1 Rochester 4,4 Linda Chmo. the only Senior player, was considered by most opposing coaches as the best doubles player in the section. In two seasons as First Doubles Player, she has compiled a 26-6 record Linda, the 1982 team's Captain, has also earned two letters. QIRLS HOOPED AN 1982-1983 Girls Basketball Team, T-B, Manager Rachel Rumbaugh, Manager Kim Baldwin, Kim Sokolovich, Tracey Hickman, Mari Beth Potosnak, Lori Potosnak, Dana Kcehowski, Diane Antoline, Mary Lorenz, Lisa Fedeles, Kelly Forse, Brenda Hewitt, Lynn Moravec, Shari Ralish, Dawn Suttelle, Statistician Sherry Colixer, Manager Annie Dierdorf, kneeling. Assistant Coach Cathy Ferrari, Head Coach Bill Dana Kcehowski Senior Monaca vs. Slippery Rock . 42-39 Monaca vs. Ellwood City .. 46-29 Monaca vs. Langley........35-34 Monaca vs. Riverside......48-40 Monaca vs. Center.........25-32 .. . (Cont'd on next page). Mary Lorenz Senior Petures. Carrying it down-court and keeping the action together is Mary Lorenz. Dana Kcehowski's is the face of deter- mination as this photo caught her in ac- tion against Ellwood City. 82 OUTSTANDING SEASON In January. 1981, Senior «Man Beth Potosnak broke Monaca High School’s girls basketball all-time scoring record Her career high was 522 points, and her record- breaking single gamescore was 31 points. Mari Beth Potosnak Senior flQiACj JOHACA 1 wnrir ffljUCA H0NAC4 Monaca Girls Varsity Basketball Team, L-R, Mari Beth Potosnak, Lori Potosnak, Dana Kcehowski, Diane Antoline, Mary Lorenz, Lisa Fedeles, Kelly Forse, Brenda Hewitt, Lynn Moravec, kneeling, Head Coach Bill Petures. Sherry Golixer Senior Statistician (Cont'd from previous page) Monacavs. Blackhawk......25-51 Monaca vs. Beaver.........29-31 Monacavs. Rochester ..... 56-8 Monacavs Hopewell.......48-73 Monacavs South Side....54-28 Monacavs Quigley ...... 36-48 Monaca vs. South Fayette .... 37-23 Monacavs. Rochester .....68-10 Monacavs Midland........ 5039 Monacavs Hopewell....... 4059 Monacavs South Side....39-44 Monacavs Quigley ...... 33-48 Monacavs. South Fayette .... 48-61 Monaca vs Rochester .....68-23 Monacavs Midland........24-37 Lynn Moravec Senior 83 Linda Climo Mary Lorenz Kim Manzo Wendy Minnitte Senior Senior Senior Senior G IRLS PULL OUT 6-10 RECORD John Coladonto Head Coach ©(n) Monacavs. Center........5-6 Monacavs. Aliquippa.....6-8 Monacavs. Quigley ..... 7-0 Monacavs. New Brighton ... 12-13 Monacavs Quaker Valley..6-9 Monacavs. South Side... 5-2 Monacavs. Riverside ... 7-8 Monacavs. Midland......30-0 Cont'd in next column 1983 Softball Team, T-B. Head Coach john Coladonato, Kim Alexander, Melissa Raich, Chris Domjancic, Linda Climo, Hope Mielke. Kelly Forse, Rona Farls, Diane Antoline, Assistant Coach Pam Fronko, Donna Werthman, Michelle Sampson, Wendy Min- nitte, Kim Manzo, Tracy Hickman, Kelly Dragonac, Statistician Kris Cassida, Lori Craig, Mary Lorenz, Nikki Patterson, Callie Pickens, Amy Osman Monaca vs. Monaca vs. Monaca vs. Monaca vs. Monava vs. Monaca vs. Monaca vs. Monaca vs. South Side...... 11-12 Aliquippa.........12-7 Western Beaver .. 9-10 Western Beaver . 11-15 Quaker Valley----16-7 New Brighton ..... 2-8 Riverside......... 2-6 Midland.......... 18-8 Kim Alexander Senior INVQLVEMENTS A CANOM STAFF Jim Matascik Editor-in-Chief Tina Bishop Co-Editor (sM®[F The 1982-1983 ACANOM Design and Editorial Staff was made up of, T-B, Sports Editor Mike Sampson, Co-Editor and Faculty Editor Tina Bishop, Tiffany Compton, Editor-In-Chief )im Matascik, Underclassman Co-Editor Sue Hezlep Editorial Assistant Dee Ann Perdew, Underclassman Co-Editors Callie Pickens and Amy Osman, and Involvements Editor Sue Bobish. Mari Beth Potosnak Business Chief The ACANOM's 1982-1983 Business Staff consisted of, L-R, Kris Cassida, Amy Veon, Pam Carlin, Business Chief Mari Beth Potosnak, Lori Springston, Helen Smith, Robin Podnar, and Linda |ena. CANOM STAFF Business Chief Mari Beth Potosnak, Editor-In-Chief Jim Matascik, Co-Editor Tina Bishop, and Advisor Mrs. Gloria Pugliano put it all together to form the 1983 ACANOM. Sue looks over the ladder diagram Kris Cassida, Robin Podnar, Suellen Yothers, and Michelle -- __________________________________Melanie Spann and Jamie LoFaso.___________________________ Amy Veon, ski. Missing: The staff checks and double checks D o r o □ o 0 o T-B, Joe Turek, Paul Dessler, Lauren Kleist, Greg Barber, Jason Lakas 7 EE PEE TALK Staff: T-B, Suellen Yothers, Lauren Kleist, Frank Perone, Mike Sampson, George Heidel, Jim Matascik, Kris Cassida, Robin Podnar, Rona Farls, Amy Osman, Linda Springer 90 C TUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Vice-President Tony Caltury, Treasurer Tom Centi, President Linda Climo, Secretary Dreena Olshanski T-B, Sponser Mr. Karczewski, Tony Caltury, Linda Climo, Tom Centi, Pam Carlin, Mari Beth Potosnak, Mike Sampson, Lori Springston, Mark Lyons, Mike Revay, Kim Manzo, Sherry Colixer, Shari DeChellis, Tammy Kcehowski, Nikki Patterson, Ronette Nicely, Diane Antoline, Lori Shrum, Lisa Rubino, Hope Mielke, Lori Liberatore, Dana Nolder, Amy Osman, lonna Brandenberger, Callie Pickens, Dawn Chumura, Theresa Trella, Lori Petures. 92 N— Officers: T-B, Treasurer Mark DeChellis. President Tom Centi, Secretary Julie Kovach, Special Correspondence Donna Perkins T-B, Rhonda Taormina, Joe Turek, Jeff Starcher, Mike Raich, Joe Dragonjac, Rich Pupi, Patty Romer, Cindy Higgins, Becky Cronin, Theresa Trella, Shari DeChellis, Doug Holic, Diane Antoline, Robin Podnar, Dawn Chumura, Mark McKay, Paul Dessler Seniors T-B, Jim Matascik, Mark DeChellis, Sponsor Mrs. Schleiger, Tom Centi, Sharon Ball, Lauren Kleist, George Ralish, Sam Catanzarite, Ray Hudak, Julie Kovach, Kim Manzo, Barb Grater, Lori Springston, Pam Carlin, Patty Podolak, Donna Perkins. 94 TRENCH CLUB Officers: Vice-President Amy Osman, Treasurer Rona Farls, Secretary Terri Sanders, President Callie Pickens. The French Club or Le Cercle Francais is made up of French students interested in French culture and customs. Throughout the year club members prepare typical French meals, short one act plays, and plan for a language night when enough students show interest. The purpose of this organization is to encourage an interest and understanding of French culture and civilization. 96 T-B, Sponsor Miss Fattore, Karen Yothers, Melanie Spann, Ronette Nicely, lamie LoFaso, Danny Johnston, Tina Bishop, Patty Kennedy, Chris Domjancic, Shari Ralish, Terri Sanders, Callie Pickens, Rona Farls, Amy Osman, Sue Bobish. CPANISH CLUB T-B, Jennifer Finch, Jennifer Osman, Dawn Lang, |oni Ulicny, Cathy Johnson, Kim Alberti, Tracey Antoline, Beth Boswell, Karen Mattica, Sponsor Miss Fattore, Leslie Winkle, Sue Hezlep, Tiffany Compton, Denise Venn, Mary Sue Proto. Officers: Vice-President Sue Hezlep, Secretary Denise Venn, Treasurer Cathy Johnson, President Tiffany Compton 97 NDIANETTES STILL A Lisa Rubino Head Indianette I n July, 1982, fifteen of the twenty-four 1982-1983 In- dianettes went to a Drill Team Camp at Duquesne University. As an individual group the Indianettes performed The Stripper, among many new routines that they learned. On the last day of camp all of the girls competed together and received ribbons. The girls worked hard over the entire 1982 summer raising money for pom- poms, T-shirts, and other necessities. To raise the money the girls held a hoagie sale and had a car wash, which were successful projects through one- hundred per cent participation. Head Indianette Lisa Rubino com- mented, have a very positive attitude toward this year's squad. The girls prac- ticed hard all summer in order to make the squad the best it can be. It's very rewarding to Kim (Manzo, Co-Head In- dianette) and me to get compliments after we perform at a halftime show. I can say that I'm proud of every girl. The prestigious 1982-1983 Indianettes consisted of, T-B, Mari Beth Potosnak, Julie Kovach, Patty Podolak, Raelene Shively, Robin Podnar, Co-Head In- dianette Kim Manzo, Head Indianette Lisa Rubino, Lori Shrum, Barb Grater, Tammy Kcehowski, Hope Mielke, Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck, Kim Luikart, Jonna Brandenburger, Mandy Minnitte, Cheryl Miller, Denise Venn, Dawn Chumura, Kelly Reda, Tiffany Compton, Sue Hezlep, Callie Pickens, Sue Keefer, and Michelle Sampson. Kim Manzo Co-Head Indianette Barb Crater Julie Kovach Cheryl Miller SUCCESS IN '82 '83 Right up to our final championship fame lulie Kovach and Pally odolak were keeping Indian spirit going strong Look up'to tumors for Homecoming entertainment Patty Podolak Mari Beth Dorothy Jean Potosnak Ridjaneck t f AIGRETTES CPRjNG CONCERT Some candid shots of the concert band y ARSITY BAND Officers: T-B, left Rona Farls, Libby Troia, )oe Turek, President, Linda Springer Saxophones: T-B, right Dan johnston, Rona Farls, Fred Viozneski, Tina Bishop, Linda Springer Trumpets: T-B, Eric Stormfells, Dave Turek, Dirk Walsh, Doug Holic, Bob Stoffar, Ray Moravec, Bob Winkler, Tina Fraser, Pat Miller, Mike Baker Lower Brass: T-B, Libby Troia, Frank Parone, Dave Haffey, George Heidel, Joe Turek, Paul Dessler, Todd Majors, Eric Alexander, Tim LaFJue 102 Clarinets: T-B, Amy Soski, Kris Cassida, Robin Podnar, Shari Ralish, Tiffany Compton, Chris Domjancic, Jamie LoFaso, Patty Kennedy, Amy Osman, Robyn Petrella, Chris Boser, Melissa Sampson, Kim Alberti, Laura Alberti, Karen Yothers Flutes: T-B, Sheri Tutwiler, Lisa Fedeles, Amy Veon, Linda Climo, Kim Manzo, Sue Hezlep, Janice FJaffey, Kathi Kroskey, Lynn Moravec, Tracey Antoline, Callie Pickens, Carrie Petrella, Terri Sanders, Amy Burns, Jennifer Osman, Sue Veon Percussion: T-B, Dean Petrella, Greg Heidel, Jim Winkler, Nick Petrella, Beth Sinclair, Sue Bobish, Darren McKay, Dennis Lee, John Kirchel, Mike Manzo, Art Giles, Steve Hall, Anthony Catanzarite M ON AC A JR. AND Mr. Fath )r. High Director T-B, Carol Springer, Shari Megill, Dan Hoenig. Brian Miller, Rob Cade. Ted Dengel, Dave Messmer. Michelle Humbert, Cathy Springer, Ann Pelino, Carla Petrella, Kelly O'Connor, Shawn Elmer, Dean Johnston, Chuck Ely, Connie Kennedy, Tracy Fye, Patti Vannauker, Tammy Dinsmore, Ann Dierdorf, Greg Sims, Beth Stoffar, Bob Hobbinko, Jeff Bradford, Pepe Equizi, Kelly Baker SR. HIGH BAND The members of the band who were 1983 graduates were, T-B, Linda Springer. George Heidel, Dave Haffey, Tim LaHue, Lynn Moravec, and Uberato Troia Mr. Tarabick Varsity Director The 1982-83 Varsity band worked hard at Band Camp in August to prepare for their half time routines. In addition to their performances at the football games the band also traveled to the marching festival at Geneva, and Band Day at the University of Pittsburgh. They also played at the basketball games, assemblies, and parades, along with the annual Christmas and spring concerts and Center's band festival. This year the voting for band king and queen was done at the yearly band banquet. Libby Troia and Linda Springer were chosen 1983 king and queen. Tim LaHue and Linda Climo came in second place. The band, under the direction of Lou Tarabick, had one of its best seasons, and was known as the finest of its class. 106 Pam Carlin Captain Sherry Golixer Co-Captain HEERLEADERS: SPIRIT The high school cheerleaders were busy since )une 1982 to prepare for the 1982 football season. Practice was held three days a week to learn new cheers and to review old routines. The girls participated in a cheerleading camp held at Duquesne University in July. There they won six ribbons, three of which were first place. To help raise money, the girls had a hoagie sale, car wash, bake sale, and a tag day. The 1982-1983 Cheerleaders were, T-B, Lori Springston, Captain Pam Carlin, Rhonda Taormina, Co-Captain Sherry Golixer, Diane Antoline, Theresa Trella, Mascot Cindy Higgins, Shari DeChellis, and Mascot Allison Robinson. Sherry keeps up the Cheerleader's spirit IS THEIR GAME Amy Soski and Theresa Trella did their powder-puff football player routine during a football pep assembly. Mascot Allison Robinson Lori Springston Senior Cindy Higgins Mascot Encouraging school spirit and sup- porting the various athletic teams are the main purposes of the Pep Club. Members participate in various fund raisers, which make it possible for the Pep Club to provide the paint used to make the numerous signs displayed at most athletic events. Besides providing signs for all the games, the members of the Pep Club also decorate lockers for all players during basketball and football seasons. A great deal of time and effort have gone into supporting athletic pro- grams in which we all have great pride. p EP CLUB Officers: Vice-President Rhonda Taormina, Secretary Donna Perkins, President Pam Carlin, Treasurer Patty Podolak Seniors: T-B, Barb Crater, Mari Beth Potosnak, Dana Kcehowski, Tammy Brehm, Lynn Moravec, Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck, Linda Climo, Sponsor Miss Fattore, Wendy Minnitte, Michelle Soski, Donna Perkins, Julie Kovach, Patty Podolak, Kim Manzo, Lori Springston, Sharon Miller, Jai-Ellen Cable, Lisa Rubino, Sherry Colixer, Pam Carlin, Cindy Higgins, Cheryl Miller. 108 Sophomores: T-B, Callie Pickens, Sheri Tutwiler, Kelly Forse, Chris Baker, Shari Ralish, Kim Sokolovich, Amy Osman, Donna Werthman, Rona Farls, Rita Makowiecki, lonna Brandenberger, Debbie Braddick, Mandy Minnitte, Sue Keefer, Sharon Ciccozzi, Ronette Nicely, Amy Soski, Chris Domjancic, Melissa Raich, Lori Potosnak, Michelle Sampson, Lisa Monroe. luniors: T-B, Kelly Reda, Kim Luikart, Kris Cassida, Dreena Olshanski, lamie LoFaso, Brenda Hewitt, Linda )ena, Dana Nolder, Lori Liberatore, Helen Smith, Amy Veon, Lori Shrum, Dawn Chumura, Theresa Trella, Shari DeChellis, Diane Belgio, Rhonda Taormina, Robin Podnar, Tina Vigna, Lorri Petures, Hope Mielke, Diane Antoline. no SHERETTES Mari-Beth helps at the musical Officers: T-B, Treasurer Lisa Rubino, President Sherry Golix- er, Vice-President Lori Shrum, Secretary Lori Springston. Seniors: T-B, Lisa Rubino, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Miller, Lauren Kleist, Darlene Phillips, Dana Kcehowski, Sheryl Arhens, Lynn Moravec, lai-ellen Cable, Barb Grater, Sherry Colixer, Patty Podolak, Lori Springston, Dorothy lean Ridjaneck, Mari Beth Potosnak. union: T-B, Kris Cassida, Hope Mielke, Robin Podnar, )amie LoFaso, Linda )ena, Sponsor Mrs. Christian, Helen Smith, Dreena Olshanski, Dawn Chumura, Kelly Reda, Lori Shrum, Lisa Petrella. lisa and |oni collect tickets [EADERS CLUB The Leaders Club consists of girls in grades 9-12. The main purpose of the club is to help Mrs. Glomb with her gym classes. Activities this year included Toys for Tots” which were distributed to many unemployed families through churches in the community, visits to the McGuire Home, and entertaining ac- tivities which included visiting a haunted house and ice-skating. Every activity proved to be a huge success throughout this year. Officers: Secretary Lori Petures, Vice-President Dana Nolder, President Kim Manzo, Treasurer Linda Climo T-B, Barb Grater, Donna Perkins, Julie Kovach, Dorothy lean Ridjaneck, Mari Beth Potosnak, Lori Springston, Pam Carlin, Patty Podolak, Kim Manzo, Linda Climo, Sponsor Mrs. Glomb, Lynn Kovach, Renee Latshaw, Susan Zajac, lonna Brandenberger, Melissa Raich, Ronette Nicely, Lori Potosnak, Lori Shrum, Hope Mielke, Rhonda Taormina, Shari Ralish, Lori Petures, Diane Belgio, Shari DeChellis, Theresa Treila, Lori Liberatore, Lori Craig, Dana Nolder. 112 ? ED CROSS Officers: Secretary Stacy Landon, Vice- President Kris Cassida, President Robin Podnar, Treasurer Cindy LaHue The Red Cross Club is a service organization affiliated with the Beaver County Red Cross. Member- ship is opened to any Junior or Senior High School Student interested. The members are involved in various pro- jects, such as visiting the McGuire Home and Easter Seal School. Members were also involved in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive at the Gee Bee Plaza, Special Olympics, and the River Regatta promoting the work of the Red Cross. The Red Cross also sponsors an annual Bloodmobile. Members enjoy the opportunity of helping people, making new friends, and having many new and rewarding experiences. T-B, Linda Jena, Kris Cassida, Dawn Lang, Beth Boswell, Kathy Johnson, Stephanie Matich, Jamie LoFaso, Jai-Ellen Cable, Helen Smith, Michelle Primo, Dawn Chumura, Karen Puhalla, Linda Springer, Robin Podnar, Sheri Tutwiler, Kim Alberti, Patty Kennedy, Karen Yothers, Joni Ulincy, Christina Pinchotti, Terri Sanders, Sponsor Miss Fattore M3 5 TAGE CREW T-B. Manager Dave Haffey. Lauren Kleist Assistant Manager Joe Turek, Todd Majors, Assistant Manager Paul Dessler, Jeff Matascik ► O-TECH T-B, Tony Caydosh, Mark Lyons, Mike Revay, Tony Cipolla, Brian Fleming, Mark McLaughlin, Gary Garlitz, Tom Johnston, Tony Battaglia, Bill Phillips, Jim Nolan, Mike Duncan, Rick Gulley, Libby Troia, Jim FitzSimmons, Patrick Baur, Bill Temple, Jeff Starcher, John Yothers, Jim Kroskey, Brian Wesly, Mary Lorenz, Nikki Patterson, Sharon Ball, Kim Luikart, Stacy Landon, Tammy Kcehowski, Jodi Hornberger, Cindy LaHue, Mary Jo Booher, Patty Romer, Charlotte Irons 114 £HORUS T-B, Robert Cole, George Heidel, Greg Heidel, Sponsor Mr. Fath, Carol Greiner, Crystal Misko, Jamie Lofaso, Lori Lavandowski, Suellen Yothers, Michelle Keefer, Susan Evans. 115 JBRARY CLUB The Library Club is an organization for students interested in being library assistants. In addition to helping to operate the library, the members sponsor an all-school poetry contest, raise money for their senior banquet, and go on a field trip. The Club meets once a month and is sponsored by Mrs. Schleiger, the school librarian. Officers: Vice-President Tony Battaglia, President Carol Greiner, Secretary Charlotte Irons, Treasurer Cindy Higgins T-B, Frank Parone, )im Muzic, Michelle Smith, Michelle Keefer, Carol Greiner, Tony Battaglia, Chuck Boren, George Heidel, Michelle Soski, Stephanie Matich, Charlotte Irons. Mary |o Booher, Kris Cassida, Ray Hudak, Tammy Hawk, Mark Quinn, Kim Kelly, Wendy Minnitte, Sponsor Mrs. Schleiger, Linda Springer, Suellen Yothers, Jai-Ellen Cable, Cindy Higgins, Robin Podnar, Laura Alberti, Tracy Campbell, Robin Smith Conrad Birdie (Cliff Koloski) has appeared at the Monaca D YE BYE BIRDIE High School auditorium for the last time before he leaves for the service. His managers, Albert Peterson (Paul Dessler) and Rose Alverez (Linda Climo), have arranged for the most spectacular sendoff in all of history. This final tribute to Conrad was entitled One Last Kiss and he was to kiss Kim MacAfee (Sue Hezlep), an average American teenage ad- mirer, on the Ed Sullivan Show. Kim is faced with the problem of her new boyfriend, Hugo Peabody (Mike Sampson), who does not like the idea of her kissing another guy. 118 This comedy proved (o be one of the funniest, most ex- citing musicals to ever be per- formed at Monaca High School. Bye Bye Birdie was under the direction of Mr. Colodonato, and the orchestra was under the direction of Mr. Tarabick. A special thanks is extended to Mr. Taormina, Mrs. Pugliano, Mr. Springston, Mr. Pfeifer, and everyone that helped to make this musical such a big success. To add to the chaos, Kim's family (father, Ted Sokolovich; mother, )amie LoFaso; and brother, Jeff Matascik) presented problems for Con- rad and his managers. Mr. MacAfee was ready to end the entire ordeal until he found out that he too coujd appear on the Ed Sullivan Show. But Con- rad's oldest fan was Mae Peter- son (Linda Springer). She was an overprotective, hysterical mother who was afraid of los- ing her son Albert to his girlfriend Rosie. 119 May 6th was the day that most MHS students were On The Wings Of Love. The Prom Day began with a grand march at 8:00 p.m. Im- mediately following this was a dance in the gym for all those attending the Prom. Before traveling to Ramada Inn Airport at 10:00, 1982 Prom Queen Lori Springston crowned Dana Ndder 1983 Queen, and 1982 Prom King Tom Centi crowned Mike Raich 1983 King. Runners-Up were: 1st to the queen; Theresa Trella and Shari DeChellis, 1st to the King; Dan Fayad, 2nd to the King; Mark McKay. The Post-Prom lasted until 5:00 a.m. during which time the students were entertained by DJ Chuck Webb. 121 Diane Antoline and B.J. Fleming Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck and Mike Raich Linda Climo and Kevin Kcehowski R. SR. PROM Nikki Patterson and Steve McKeel 4 Lori Liberatore and Mark McKay Sharon Ball and lohn Yothers Diane Belgio and Bob Puhalla Tammy Brehm and Skip Vos Kris Cassida and Jim Muzic Carrie Santarelli and Jeff Mateer Julie Kovach and Bob Peters Theresa Trella and Leroy DeDominicis Kim Benzio and Mike Sampson Dawn Chumura and Mark Javens Pam Carlin and Jim Belli 122 Sue Hezlep and Joe Turek Anne Marie larka and Tom Centi Karen Kunselman and Tony Gaydosh Rona Farls and Libby Troia Tracy Hickman and Darren McKay Tammy Kcehowski and Brad Brummitt lamie LoFaso and Tim LaHue Wendy Fraser and Craig Welsh Dana Nolder and Bob Stalnecker Anita LaPenta and Bob Rudmcki Becky Cronin and Andy Wilczek Barb Grater and Joe Wilson Jodi Hornberger and Dan Fayad Denice Krugle and Jim FitzSimmons JR. SR. PROM Kim Luikart and Mark Grater Kim Manzo and Bill Zajac Mary Wesley and George Hetdel Donna Perkins and Mark Dierdorf Stephanie Matich and Bill Gercken Crystal Misko and Bob Campbell Lorri Petures and Rich Pupi Marybeth Potosnak and k hn Spencer Karen Puhalla and Jim Bruce Melissa Raich and Dean Tuffie Renee Meehan and jay Croll Lisa Monroe and Brian Wesley Robin Podnar and Mike Belgio Sherri Wolfe and Cliff Koloski ?4 Patty Romer and John Amy Rosenstee) and Tony Stepek Caltury Raelene Shively and jerry Michele Smith and Reed Lantz Mitchell Roni Jo Spade and Brad Judd Rhonda Taormina and Ted Sokolovich Linda Springer and Todd Majors Tina Vigna and Tony Cipolla Thirty-three Juniors recently tra- veled to New York City for their class trip. The group left the Pittsburgh Air- port at 6:55 a.m. on Friday, May 13. They arrived at 8:04 a.m. then tra- veled by bus to the Taft Hotel. That afternoon they toured the United Nations Building. During the evening a group of seventeen ate at Momma Leone's Restaurant while the others ate at a place of their choice. On Saturday, May 14, all of the students attended an all day tour of New York City. On the tour they visited Chinatown, Greenwich Village, the Statue of Liberty, St. John the Divine Cathedral, and Harlem. The Broadway Show Porgy Bess at Radio City Music Hall was seen in the evening. Sunday morning some of the students attended mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral while others re- mained at the hotel to pack for the 'journey home. The students spent their last afternoon in New York City on their own and returned to the hotel at 4:00 p.m. for the bus ride to Newark, N.J. Airport. They departed for Pittsburgh Airport at 7:00 p.m. and arrived there at 8:19 p.m. because of a slight weather delay. All in all the trip was a fun filled weekend with many unforgettable happy memories for everyone! 126 On Friday, May 20, 1983, eleven seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore girl at- y f AY CROWNING tended the 1983 May Crown- ing. The crowning was held at 8:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Lisa Carlin, the 1982 May Queen, crowned Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck the 1983 May Queen. Kim Manzo was first runner up and Sherry Colixer was second runner up. Senior girls and their escorts were: Pam Carlin and Mark DeChellis, Linda Climo and Tom Centi, Sherry Golixer and George Ralish, Julie Kovach and Bill Zajac, Kim Manzo and Brian Hulme, Cheryl Miller and )ohn Jeffers, Donna Perkins and Mark Dierdorf, Mari Beth Potosnak and Ted Sokolovich, Dorothy lean Ridjaneck and Cliff Kobski, Lisa Rubino and Shawn Keefe, and Lori Springston and Mark Lyons. junior members were: Shari DeChellis and Bob Lubert, and Dana Nolder and Bob Stalnecker. Sophomore Michelle Sampson was escorted by Dave Wrublesky. The 1983 May Queen was selected from the senior girls by popular vote of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. 1983 May Queen — Dorothy Jean Ridjaneck 28 On February 17th, 18th, and 19th Monaca High School had the honor of hosting the 1983 District 10 Honors Band. Students from bands across the state stayed with host families for their three day stay in Monaca. Among them were sixteen students from MHS. They were: Kris Cassida, Paul Dessler, Dave Haffey, Sue Hezlep, Doug Holic, Tim LaHue, lamie LoFaso, Todd Majors, Nick Petrella, Robin Podnar, Shari Ralish, Linda Springer, Bob Stoffar, Dave Turek, joe Turek, and Dirk Walsh. QISTRICT BAND 130 On March 25th strange events took place in the MHS gym. One of these strange events was called Rope-a-Dope, and was played by three frantically jump- ing teams. What was this strange event? Why Monaca's version of Almost Anything Coes. The games were sponsored by the class of '84. Teams consisted of Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores who were chosen by their respected classes. Throughout the night the Seniors were ahead and finally won it all, with the Sophomores in a controversial second and the luniors last. LMOSTANYTHINGgoE! gPRING CLEANUP '83 During the 1st week of May the freshman class of Monaca High School did their part on Penn- sylvania's Keep America Beautiful day. The 90 member class spent the day cleaning up our town and later met back at the school for cookies and socializing. The students also received a certificate of appreciation from the President for their time and hard work. ■j «. 133 TOM CENT1 Eta use h and Lomb Science Award, S.O.I. Scholar- ship, Scholar Athlete Award BARB GRATER Robert Morris Scholarship. Wolves Club Scholar- ship, 1st Place American Legion Essay Winner JIM MATASCIK Wolves Gub Scholarship, American Legion Scholarship, Yearbook Award 134 4 WARDS DAY PAM CARLIN Wolves Club Scholarship, CCBC Full Scholarship SAM CATANZARITE SOI. Scholarship JIM PRITCHARD Women's Club Scholarship KIM MANZO 1st Place V.F.W Essay Winner, Wolves Scholar- ship, American Legion Oratorical Winner, Rochester Business Award DONNA PERKINS Pittsburgh Beauty Academy Scholarship, Women's Club Scholarship MARY LORENZ Wolves Club Vo-Tech Award Athletic and American Legion Scholarship LINDA SPRINGER American Legion Scholarship STEVE McKEEL Athletic Scholarship to Indiana State Cheryl and Sharon Miller American Legion Scholarship JUNE 1,1983 JEFF MATEER Athletic Scholarship to Grove City College LINDO CLIMO Women's Club Giri of the Year JOHN JEFFERS Wolves Club Scholarship LIBBY TROIA VIC A Award JIM MUZIC Library Club Award mark McLaughlin Robert Morris Scholarship, Wolves Club Vo-Tecb Award, International Youth Camp. MIKE SAMPSON American legion Scholarship Scholarships ... Letters ... KEVIN DRAGONAC Full Scholarship to Aliquippa Hospital of Radiology RHONDA TAORMINA and DIANE ANTOLINE Keystone State L-R, MIKE SAMPSON, AMY VEON, JIM MATASCIK, KRIS CASSIDA, LINDA SPRINGER, ROBIN PODNAR, SUELLEN YOTHERS, LAUREN KLEIST, RONA FARLS, AMY OSMAN, CALLIE PICKENS, FRANK PARONE, JIM MUZIC Newspaper Awards ... Certificates... L-R, JEFF MATASCIK, BOB STOFFAR, JOHN KERCHAL, PAUL DESSELER, DOUG HOLIC, TODD MAJORS „ . c. . Keystone State RICH PUPI Knights of Columbus Essay Award JOE TUREK American Legion Essay Contest 2nd Place DOUG HOLIC Perm State Honors Program MIKE RAICH 137 T-B, Leroy Bail, Mike Manzo, Jennifer Osman, Tina Bishop, Chris Pinchotti. missing Dave Duncan History Awards T-B, Mike Phillips, Rob Nolan, Lowell Engelman, Michele Kramer, Kelly Bums, Michele Primo Science Awards T-B: Carlo Pelino, Ted Dengel, Eric Alexander, Leah Sant'Eufemia, Barb Stone, Erin Edwards English Awards 138 |R. HIGH ACHIEVEMENTS L-R, Karen Olfcharka, John Wolfe, Mike McKay, miss- ing Tracy Antoline Foreign Language Awards T-B, Chris Pinchotti, Michele Primo, Patti Kennedy, Beth Boswell, Kim Alberti, Kathi Kroskey, Dawn Lang, Terry Sanders, Karen Vothers Red Cross Awards T-B, |eff Catanzarite, John Wolfe, Leo Stiteler, Kim Baldwin, Leslie Winkle, Eric Keefer, Mike Baker, Vicki Ralish, Mark Trella, Erin Edwards Perfect Attendance T-B, Jeff Catanzarite, Curt Lat- shaw, Ann Pelino, Kim Decker, Michele Lubert, Craig Morris Math Award L-R, Shari Megill, Kelly Jo Baker, Ted Dengel, Bob Holobinko, Dennis Lee, Dave Messmer, Eric Stormfels Music Awards Jeff Catanzarite and Amy Springston American Legion Awards DMIN1STR ATION Monaca School Board, T-B, Mr Carl Korak. Dr John Monyak, Mr Clifford Kleist, Mr Walter Cronin, Mr Michael Raich, Mr Frank Lyons, Mr. Chris Mangin, Mr Robert Whitehouse 142 FACULTY Mr. Ralph Cantelmi - Sr. High English 27 years Mr. lames Blanarik - Industrial Arts 4 years Mr. Alex Daniels - Social Studies 24 years Mr. lames Darak - Science, Electronics 8 years Mrs. Betty Christian - Sr. High English 8 years Mr. lames DeLuca - Drivers Theory, Phys. Ed. 24 years Mrs. Claudia Fath — English 7 years Mr. David Fath - Music 12 years Mr. Robert Felice — Business 23 years Miss Maria Fattore — Language 13 years Mrs. Loretta Glomb - Physical Education 14 years Mr. David Herko - Math 11 years faculty: Mrs. Nanette Gabriel — Home Economics 3 years Mr. Les Kotouch - Science 16 years Mr. Tom Karczewski — Social Studies 9 years 144 Mrs. Janice Loccisano - Sr. High English 12 years Mr. Michael Michaluk — Science, Math 18 years FACULTY Mr. Richard Pfeifer - Social Studies 11 years Mr. Otto Pritchard — Algebra, Geometry 26 years 146 Mrs. Gretchen Reader — Business 17 years Mrs. Gloria Pugliano — Art 10 years Mrs. Madelyn Schleiger - Librarian 18 years 1MAIT NOT TARE THE NAME IN VAIN 4MAIT NOT TAU WHILE shall boinc a pencil, a pen SHALL 00 TNT H0NCW0NR EVE SHALL LEARN TO REAQ IS TEACHINC .and PAPEN to NICHT Mr. lack Springston - English 11 years St- Mrs. )udy Thomas — Resource Room 3 years Mrs. Margaret Stewart - Business 10 years Mr. LouTarabick - Varsity Band 4 years 147 Mr. Ron Sullivan — Social Studies 10 years CERVICES Cafeteria — Mrs. Olive Brenneman, Mrs. jenny Lickman, Mrs. Maria Trella, Mrs. Louise Dixon, Mrs. Carmella Battaglini, Mrs. Kathy Alberti Mrs. Miriam Walters Nurse 148 Mr. )ohn Pfeifer Mr. )ohn )effers Maintenance Maintenance Missing — Mr. Bob Vannaucker and Mr. Ed Davis BEIL TELEPHONE SYSTEM BENDER’S PHARMACY ( peoples m OF WESTERN PA 1106 Pennsylvania Avenue Monaca, PA 15061 Member FDIC Phone: 774-5430 “Working to Protect the Whole Family” Beaver Valley Mall — TROY’S Grocery and Garage Doors Electric Operators 2000 Marshall Road Monaca, PA 15061 1034 Pennsylvania Ave., Monaca, PA 15061 775-1225 Flowers for All Occasions McNEES JEWELERS “Chick’s” DUTCH BAR Friendly Atmosphere Good Food 1108 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA, 775-1879 “Family Owned Since 1934 Phone: 774-9714 1104 Marshall Road Monaca, PA —y _ baden el 441 State Street Baden, PA 15005 Phone: 869-9281 Monaca High School Photographer Peterson Insurance Agency George M. and Darlene P. 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Ave., Monaca 774-2179 Owners 373 State St. Ray Kurash Dave Pinkosky Baden, Pa. 15005 Owner, Eugene Schmuck STURM AGENCY Dr. Doyle’s Disc Den 801 Indiana Avenue Monaca, PA 15061 Res.: 728-7728 Complete NOTARY SERVICE Title Transfers T-Plates Commercial Passenger Motorcycle Hours: MON. through FRI.: 3 to 9 pm SAT.: 9 am to 9 pm or by Appointment fast efficient service Member: Pennsylvania Assn. Notaries 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue Monaca, PA Records, Tapes Albums: Used, Imports, And Out-Of Print Collectables, Rock T-Shirts - INDEX Ahrens. Sheryl 18. 36. 110 Alberti. Laura: 56, 81, 116 Alexander, Kim: 18, 36. 81.84 Antoline, Diane: 5 1.92, 48,83,82, 94. 84. 122 Antoline. Scott: 56,79 Arnatt, Daron: 51 Baker, Christine: 56 Baker, Mike: 60 Baker. Robert 51 Baldwin. Dan 60.67 Ball. Leroy: 60. 67, 79 Ball, Sharon 18, 37.94, 122 Barber. Greg: 60.89 Barber. Scott 60,133 Bartholomew, Lisa: 56 Basalyga, loel 56,70,79 Basinger, Ted 60,67 'Battaglia. Tony: 116 Battaglini. Anthony: 18 Baur Patrick- 51, 70 Belgio. Diane 51,48. 122 Belgio, Kwhael: 18 Belli, Anthony Belli, lames: 51.70. 122 .. Belli, Tony: 56, 70 Bennett, Walter 19, 36 Bishak, Bill 60 70 Bishop. Cristina 6 %, 86. 87, 89 88 BMnrv Sandra 56 Bobish Susanne 60, 96,111,86, 87; 89. 88 Booher.Mary 51 116 ren .Charles: 19, 116 Boser; Brian 60, 67 ' Bove. Daniel 56,70 Braddn k. Debra 56 Bradford John 51, 124 Brandenburger Jonna: 56.92 Brehm, Tammy 19, 122 Brown lames 60 Brum mitt, Bradley: 51. 70. 72,74. 121, 123 Bums. my: 56 Burns. Kelly: 60. 66. 68 C able, ja. Lllen 19,37,116 110 C able, St eve-60 Calinger. Julianna: 60 Caltury Anthony 20 Caltury Jony 4, 92. 70 Campbell. Dave: 60.67 kCampbell Tracy: 56, 116 Carlin. Pamela 6, 18. 20. 92, 87.94. 43, 122 Carlm William-56 77 Cassida. Kim 60. 116 Cassida. Kristin 51. 111. 48, 87 88. 90. Catan arite. Anthony: 56. 77 jra Centi. Thomas: 20. 92, 94. 43. 74 78 79 123 Catanzarite, Samuel: 20, 69, 39,94, 4 , 78. 79 Cert e, I aune. 60 Christian, Brucp 56 Chumura. Dawn. 51,92, 111, 48, 94, 122 Chumura, Marvin: 60. 67 Cianfarano, Mike: 60 Ciccozzi. Sharon: 56, 107 Cipolla, Anthony: 20, 37, 114 Cipolla, Richard: 60,65.67 Clemons, Beverly: 56 mo.linda: 18,21. 6. 100, 39.84. 38, 121, 1 122 7 HI 92 112 119, 118. ■■1221 Cot hran. Cindy: 21 Cole Robert: 115 Compton. Tiffany- 56, 97,86 Cosgrove, Christina: 60 Crabtree. Bobby: 60 Craig, Lori 56. 81.84 Croll. Brenda 60 Croll. lav 51.124 Cronin Rebecca 48.95. 51, 118,94, 123 DeC helhs. Mark 6. 4, 21, 70, 71. 72. 39,94, 132. 28, 78. 79 DeChellis, Shan 5 1, 92. 48. 95, 94. 120. 123- DeChellis. Shawn; 59.65 Decker. Kelly: 59 Decker Kim: 59 DeDominicis. Deroy: 51, 122 DeF elice, Anthony DeFelice. John 51 Del elice, Mike: 56, 59 Dessler Paul: 51,119, 118.13 1.95.94.89 DeWeese. lames: 59 $ DeCenso,jjrank:.56. 7 1 5 .1 Dierdorf, Eric 56J70 Dierdorf, Mark 21. 74, 124 I )om)anac, Chns 56, 107, %, 84 Domjancic, lohn: 51,70. 48, 132, 124 Doyle. Harry 59 - Draganac. Kelly 51,81, 132, 84 Draganac, vin: 4 6. 21,70,71, 78, 79 Dragonjac, Joseph 51, 71,48 94 132,74,79 Duncan. Mike|51 Duncan, Patrick 56 Dusold. Misty 6 Elmer, Edward % Evans, Robert 51 Farls, Rona 56,%. 90,84, 123 Fayad, Dan: 3 I, 120,121. 123 Fedeles, Lisa: 59, 83 82 Ferrari, Robert: 56,70 Fitzsimmons, lames: 51, 123 I leming, Brian: 51. 70, 71. 115 122 Forse, Don: 51 Forse, Kelly: 56, 83.82, 84 J Fraser, Wendy: 22. 36. 123 W Frit Duane 56 Garlit . Cary 51 Garucc it). Anthony 22 Gaydosh. Anthony: 21,114, 123 GHIin. Dennis: 59 GrJxer. Cheryl: 22, 6. i6, 92 110. 83. 82, 39,38 Goss, John: 54, 56,80 Grater. Barbara: 22, 11,95, 94, 42, 123 u Greiner. Carol 23. 16, 116. 115 Grimes. Randy. 59 Grimes, Scott: 50 Gulley. Richard 23 Gulley. Robert: 23 Haffey, David: 23, 105 Flail, St ott 59,65, 67 Haller. Sara 59 Hamrick, Shellee Hayvk. Tammy- 56,116 Hays, John 56 V Heidel, George 23, 115, 105,90, 124 Heidel, Greg: 56, 116, 115 Herzog, Gary 59,67,80 Hewitt, Brenda 50,48,83,82 Hezlep, Susan 56,97, 119, 118, 131,86, 123 Hickman, Tracy: 59, 82.84, 123 Higgins. Cynthia 24, 116,94 Holic, Doug: 50, 94,80 Holic. Tammy 56 Hornberger, Jodi 50, 121, 123 Hudak, Raymond: 24, 37, 116, 94 Hulme, Brian 24, 39. 132, 74.79 Irons, Charlotte 24, 37, 116, 100 Javens. Randy 59,65,67,68 leffers. John 6, 24, 37j70, 79 Jeffers, Robert 50 '46 Jena. Linda 50, 113. 111,48,87 Johnson, Catherine: 56, 97. 110 Johnston, Charles: 55 : Johnston, Danny 59, 65, % Johnston, Tom 50 70 Judd, Brad: 50.70 F |K t Kampi Lon: 59,66. 133 Kcehowski. Dana 25, 110,82,83 -jjv- Kcehowski, Kevin: 55,70, 121,122 Kcehowski, Tammy 50,92, 121, 123 Keefe, Shawn: 6. 25, 3b. 70, 71 Keefer, Michelle: 55. 116, 115 Keefer, Randy: 25 Keefer. Suzanne 55 Kelly. Kim 116 Kennedy, Patricia 5 9, % King, Tom: 59,67 Kirchel. John 50 Kleist, Lauren 25. 37, 110,89.91,90 Klimasewski, Steven 55 Koloski. Clifford: 6, 25, 70. 71, 119. 118, 73, 39, 132. 79 124 Kovach, Julie: 6. 18, 26, S6. 95.94, 122 Kovach. Lynn 59 Krepps.Mark 26 Kroskey, Kathi: 59 Krugle, Deborah: 50. 48 Krugle, Denice. 55.123 LaHue, Cynthia 50 I aHue, Timothy 26. 101 105, 121, 123. « • Lakas. Jason 59.67. 89 Landon. Mark 55 -i Landon, Stacy: 50 Lang. Charles 55 LaPenta, Anita 50.48. 123 J ’Latshaw, Curtis 59,65,67 Latshaw. Paul; 55 Latshaw. Renee: 59 Liberatore, Lori 90, 92. 48. 122 LaFaso, Jamie 111, 119,50,%, 115,48. 121, 12 3 Lorenz, Maryann: 26, 37, 83, 82,84 lubert, Robert 50.70. 48, 79, 123 Luikart. Kim 50. 124 Lyons. Gary 59. 67 Lyons, Mark 6, 4 26, 71. 92, 70. 114. 119, 132, [ 74,79,120 Lyons, Thomas 55, 70 154 ' ■ ' — — Majors, Todd 50. 141 Makowiecki. Rita. 55 Makowiecki, William: 59 Manzo, Kimberly: 6, 27,92, 112, 39,94. 43. 84 38. 124 Marshall. Bob 59 Matasok, lames 26,86,94,88. 90. 43, 42 Matascik, Jeffrey 50, 48 Mateer, Jeffrey: 4, 18, 27, 70. 71,72,132, 74,80 122 Matich. Stephanie 27, 116,121, 124 Maxwell. Tom 50 May. Bruce: 55 Mayfield, Mark: 55 Maylone, Raymond McDonald. Vinnie 59 McKay, Darren 50,48, 123 McKay, Mark 50. 48, 95 94, 79. 120. 122 McKeel. Stephen 4.6.27 70,71.39, 8. 74, 121, 122 Mdaughlin, Mark 28, 79 Md aughlin. Michael: 55, 70,80 McPherson. James: 55 Metcalf Edward: 55.70 Mielke. Hope 50,92,48,84, 124 ‘Miller, Cheryl 6, 28, 37. 110 Miller. Lisa 28 Miller. Patrick: 55 Miller, Sharon. 6, 36. 110 Minmtte, Mandy 55 Minnitte, Wendy: 36, 116, 42, 84 Misko. C rystal: 29. 115.124 Mitchell, Reed 54, 55.70 Monroe, Lisa: 55, 100,124 Moravac, Raymond: 59, 65 Moravac. Lynn: 6. 29. 110, 105, 83,82 Muzic. James: 29. 37. 116, 122 Namath, Frank: 59,67 H | Neiman. Brian 59 Neiman, Keith: 29 Nicely. Ronette: 55, 107,92. 9 Nichol, Sean: 50 Nolan. James: 29 Nolder. Dana: 50,92.112, 48, 120, 123 Ofcharka, Karen: 59 Okhanski, Dreena: I11, 48, 50 Orto, Allen 59 67 Osman, Amy 54, 55,92. %, 86,90 84 Paladina. James ad Paliotte, Tara 59,66 Parasida, Charles. 55. 79 Paron ’ Frank: 50. 116. 48, 90. 91 Patterson Nikki 49, 81, 92. 48. 84, 121. 122 Pavlinc h. Michael 30 Pelmo, Carlo 59, 65, 67, 79 Perkins, Chuck 70 Perkins, Donna: 6 30, 37,95.94, 43, 124 Perza.Mark 30 PetreHa, Dean PetreHa lisa 111 PetreHa. Nicholas 55 Petures. Lorri 49, 92. 112. 48, 100, 124 Phillips. Carl:M9 Phillips, Darler - 0, 110 Phillips. Deborah 55 Phillips $fchael 59 Phillip , William 49 Pickens, Callie: 55, 92, %, 86. 84 Podnar, Robin 49. 116, 111, 48, 87, 94, 88, 91, 90 Pololak, Patricia: 30, 37, 110. 94. 42 Potosnak, Lori. 55, 54. 107,82,83 Potosnak. Mari Beth: 6. 31. 9T.110.69.83,82,87, 39,89,88. 38, 121 Pranskey. Ray 58. 65.67,79 Prelinger, lisa 55 Pritchard, James: 31. 43.80 Propst |eff: 58,65.6 68 Puhalla. David: 58 Puhalla, Karen: 3 1. 37, 121. 124 Puhalla, Robert 49,122 J _ Pupi, Joshua 56 Pupi, Ric hard 49 70. 71. 48, 94, 124 Quinn, Mark: 55, 116 Raich. Melissa: 107,84. 124 Raich, Mike 49. 55. 70, 7 1 48, 73. 94 74 79. 12l 122 Ralish, George: 31.94 Ralish. Shari: 55, %, 82 Rankin, Quane 58 Raykovics Jeff: 58 Reda.Keffy 49, 111, 48 , Reed. Brian 55. 77. 79 Reed. Jeff 49. 132,79 Revay,Michael 31. 92 114, 74 Kidianeck, Dorothy 6,32,36. 110 122 Romer Patric ia 49. 94 Rowe. Tirtiothy 49 m Rubino, Anthoin 55,77 Rubino, Lisa: 6 32, 36.92,110 Rubino, Trena: 58,66 Russell, Cynthia: 58 Sampson, Mic hael: 6, 32, 36, 92,70. 118, 86. 90. 38, 122 Sampson, Michelle 54, 84 Sanders, Terri: 58, % Sanner Randy: 54 Sant Eufemia. Paul: 58 68 Schweinslierg, Robert 54, 70. 79 Shively, Raelene: 49 Shrum, Lori: 49,92. 110. Ill 48,95 Sichak, Bill 54 Sims, Janet 54 Smdair, Beth: 54 Smith. Helen: 49, 111. 48.87 Smith Kevin: 54. 80 Smith. Leeann- 58 Smith. Michele 49, 11b Smith, Robin: 54. 116 Snyder ndrew 32 Sokolovich, Kiml erly: 54, 118, 82 Sokolovich, Ted: 6, 32,70. 119. 118. 39, 120 Soski, Amy: 54, 107 Soskr Michelle:’33, 37,116.88. 121 Spann, Melanie 49.% 1 Spann, Stephen 8 1 4 Spencer, Bob: 3 3 1 Spencer, John 6. 33, 70,78 £ Springer. Linda 33. 36, 116, 119. 105, 39, 9 1 90 38 Springston, Lori 6, 33, 37,92, 110,87, 94. 132, 121 Stalnecker. Robert: 49, 132. 74. 78. 123 Starcher. Jeffrey 34,94 Stevens, Karen 34 Stiteler, Leo 58 Stoffar, Robert 49 Stone, Barbara: 58.66 Stormfek, Eric 58 Sullivan, Dave: 54, 70,79 Summers, Jerry: 58,65,67, 79 Suttelle, Dawn: 59,82 Tabin. Frank 54 Taormina, David 54, 80 Taormina Rhonda 49,95,94, 120 Teams, Dave 58, 67, 68 Temple, William: 33 Tharp. James: 33 Treant a fellow, Sam 34 Trefla Theresa: 49, 92,48.95,94 120. 122 Troia. Liberato: 34,105,123 Tuffie, Dean: 49. 124 Turek, David 54. 131 Turek. loe: 49, 95. 94. 89.12 3 Tutwiler. Sheri 54 118.100 Ukny, Joni 54,97, 111 Vaccarett. Allen 58, 65, 67, 79 Venn, Denise 54, 97 Veon, Amy 45, 48, 100,87 88 Vicznesky, Fred 58.67 1 Vignj, Tina: 49, 48 Vular. Michele: 49 Waddel. James: 35 Walsh. Dirk 54 - % Wamick, Michelle 49 Weigle. Ken 58 Werthman, Donna: 54 84 .Wesley, Brian 49, 124 White, Everett 35 Wilczek, Andy: 48 123 Williams. Scott: 58,67 Wilson, Anthony 58, 79 Wilson, Joseph 54, 70, 77.79,123 Winkle, Timothy 48 Wolfe. John: 58, 67,133 Wolfe Sherri: 54, 124 Wrublesky, David: 77. 79 Yablinsky leff 54 Yothers, John 70, 48. 122 Yothers, Karen 58. % Yothers, Suellen 35, 37,116, 115,88, 90 Yuran. Karen: 48 Zajac, Susan 54,81 Zajac, William 35, 39. 38. 121. 124 Zaperach. David 58 Zigerelli. Mark 48 Z f pelt, John 54 155 ude Studio ROCHESTER ,V- ° 4y AGENCY of % American National Ins. Co. Auto — Home — Life — Health Group — IRA — Kheoh 911 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA 15061 Phone: 775-8383,775-6060 Congratulations Class of ’83 Red Cross John S. 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