Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

1984 1984 4 1984 ACAN SENIORS.....16 UNDERCLASSMEN . 48 SPORTS......68 INVOLVEMENTS ... 84 EVENTS.....118 FACULTY....138 ADVERTISEMENTS, 150 THE STEELERS AT MHS MONACA Students Mean Business FOOTBALL CROWNING November 18, 1983, was a dale lo remember lor two Monaca High School seniors. The auditorium was lilted with excitement as the 1983-1984 Football Royalty was announced. Second runner-up to the king was Brad Brum- mitt and first runner-up to the king was Joe Dragonjac. The 1983 Football King was Mike Raich. Second runner-up to the queen was Nikki Patterson and first runner-up to the queen was Shari DeChellis. The 1983 Football Queen was Cynthia LaHue. MariBeth Potosnak, the 1982 Football Queen, returned to give up her reign, to crown the newly selected queen. Jude Fink was the Football bearer and Erica Holobinko was the scepter bearer. Members ol the 1983 court were responsible lor the decorations and the theme lor the evening was Up Where We Belong. Members ol the 1983-1984 Football Court were: Jim Belli, Robin Podnar, Brad Brummitt, Dana Nolder, John Domjancic, Diane Antoline, Joe Dragonjac, Theresa Trella, Dan Fayad, Nikki Patterson, B. J. Fleming, Dawn Chumura, Tom Johnston, Tammy Kcehowski, Brad Judd, Cyn- thia LaHue, Bob Lubert, Shari DeChellis, Tom Maxwell, Amy I eon, Mark McKay, Lori Shrum, Rich Pupi, Karen Yuran, Jeff Reed, and Kim Luikart. The 1984 Football Court Mike congratulated by 1st runner up Joe Dragonjac The Junior Indianettes and J.V. Cheerleaders provided entertainment for the evening SENIORS. .. Senioritis? Class Officers. T-B, Brad Brummit — Treasurer, Mike Raich — President, Joe Dragonjac — Vice- President, and Kim Luikarl — Secretary. DIANE RENEE ANTOLINE ,Ants Good 9 10 11 12 Cheerleoder 9 « 11 12. Coproin 9. 10 Student Council 10 11, 12. Pres 12. Norionol Honor Society 11. 12. Pres 12 Pep Club «. 11 t2 Gris Ooskerboll 9 10 11 12 Coproln 12 Grts Softbo 11 12 Prom Committee 11. Junior Closs Pres Freshmon Goss Preydent Sept Grl-of-the-Monrh 12 D A R Good Citizens Aword 12 Who's Who Most Lhety to Succeed 12 Keywone Gris' Store 11. Who’s Who Among Americon High School Students O 11 Totempole St off 9: Almost Anything Goes 11: Football Court 12 Student Forum Representative 11.12 Post-High School Plans To continue my schooling ot o four-yeor college PAT DAUR Vo-Tech 11.12 Posr-High School Plans: ”1 plan ro work In o soles position. DARON J. ARNOTT Am Boseboll Monoger 10; Prom Committee 11. Posr-High School Plons: 'Move owoy In search of work. BOD BAKER Bakes Footboll Post-High School Plans; I plan ro work for the recrea- tion boord ond shortly otter, I moy join the Novy. MICHELLE BELGIO Betg Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Leoders Club 10. 11. 12. Prom Com- mittee 11; Who’s Who Wit- tiest 12; Musical — Art Props 11. Posr-High School Plons: Attend business school for Fashion Merchandising or Retail Management DIANE BEING A SENIOR MEANS . . . JOHN BRADFORD ' 'Flash' ’ Posr-High School Plans To further my studies in the field of music JAMES A. BELLI Jim Baseball 9. 10, Foorboll 9 10 11 12, Prom Committee 11 Posr-High School Plons: To attend o four-year college ” BRADLEY M. BRUMMIT Drod Senior Closs Treasurer 12. Foot- boll 10, 11. 12, Lettered 11 12 Basketball 9. 10, 11. Lettered 11 Prom Committee 11. Post-High School Plons: “To attend o four-yeor college and ploy football ' MARY JO BOOHER Doo-Doo Librory Club 10 11 12 Presi- dent 12 Photo Club 9, 10. 11 Vo-Tech 11, 12, Future Teachers of Americo 9 10 Home Economics Related Occupations Club 11. 12 Croft Advisory Committee 12 Usherettes 9 10. VICA 11 Representative for Voco- tionol Week 11. Aconom Staff 9. 10 Post-High School Plons Get o job in the food industry KRISTIN LANE CASSIDA Kris Library Club 10. 11. 12. Vice- President 12 French Club 9 Musical 10. 11; Aconom Staff 9 10. 11. 12. Underclossmon Editor 12; Totempole Staff 9: TeePee Tolk Sroff 10. 11. 12. Co-Editor 12 Red Cross 9. 10 11 12. Vice- President 11 Pep Club 10 11. Usherettes 11; Bond 9. 10, 11. 12. Treosurer 12; Girls Softboll Statisti- cian 9. 11; Prom Committee 11 District Bond 11 Post-High School Plans: To otrend Community College of Beaver County to pursue o degree in Medical Lobororory Technology ‘ 20 . . . POWER DAWN RENEE CHUMURA Doone lodwten� 11. 12 Co-Heod 12: Prom Com- mittee 11 Oond 0 10. 11 IKherertes O 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12: Norioool Honor Society 11 12 Srudenr Councfl 11. Ltorory Club 12 Red Cross 11. 12 Spanish Oub 10 Gifted Student Progtom 9. O.11.12 Mus oi 12 Poetry Contest Winner 1st Ploce 11 lotempoie Stotl 9 Who's Who Among Amencon High School Students 11. 12. Foot- boll Court 12 Ooshctboll Stotisticion 12 Almost Anything Goes H Post-High School Pkxvs Attend Bradford School of (Justness ond mojor in Retail Monogement DANA CRABTREE Crabby Post-High School Plans: ’’Ardom's Beauty School REBECCA ANN CRONIN Becky Aconom Staff 11. Acting ond Dromo Oub 10 French Club 9. 10 Secretory 9, Prendent 10 lotempoie Staff 9 Red Cross 11: Nononol Honor Society 11 12: Sem -Finalist for Governor s School of the Arts 10: Stoge Crew 10 Leoders Club 10. 11 12 Pep Club 9. 10. 11 12 Usherettes O 11 Girls Tennis Team 9 10. 11. 12 Prom Committee 11 Jonuory Grl-of-rhe-Monrh 12 School Musicol 9 10 11.12 Post-High School Plans I plan to further my education ot o four-year college JAY CROLL Ernie, J's' Vo-Tech 11. 12: Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of Americo Representative 11. 12: Musicol 12. Student Council 12: Bosket- boll 9. Prom Committee 11. Monaco Turner's Bowling Leogue President 12; Represen- tative of Vocotionol Week Post-High School Plans: Get o job in outo mechanics.' SHARI DECHELLIS Student Council 9. 10, 11. 12. Secretory 12; Notional Honor Society 11. 12; Leoders Oub 11. 12. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Usherettes 9. Jr.-High Cheerleader 9. J.V Cheerleoder 10, Varsity Cheerleoder 11. 12. Coptoin 12; Prom Committee 11: CcKIhairman of Football Pro- gram 12; Who's Who Among American High School Sredents: Almost Anything Goes 11. Post-High School Plans: ’’Attend a business school and mojor in Secretarial Science. 21 LEROY S. DEDOMINICIS Prom Committee 11. Muskol 12. Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 11 Post-High School Plons: Attend college ond mojor in Phormocy ' KELLY DRAGANAC Kel Softboll 9.10. 11. 12. Tennis 10, 11 12. Bosketboll 10. Student Coun- cil 12. Usherettes 10. Pep Club 10 Beover County Softboll All-Stors 9. 10. Who's Who Most Athletic 9. 12 JOSEPH MICHAEL DRAGONJAC Drags Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12. Bosketboll 10. 11. 12. Dose boll 9, 10. 11. 12 Notionol Honor Society 11. 12 Student Council 12. Prom Com- mittee 11; Senior Closs Vice- President. Who's Who Among Americon High School Students Almost Anything Goes 11 Post-High School Plons: Attend college JOHN MICHAEL DOMJANCIC Dom Footboll 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 Who s Who Among Americon High School Students. Almost Anything Goes 11 Post-High School Plons 'Attend college PAUL MATTHEW DESSLER Dess Good 9. 10. 11. 12. Photo Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Notionol Honor Society 11. Stoge Crew 9. 10. 11. 12. Chess Club 9. Pep Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. Dross Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; District Bond 11. Keystone Boys' Stote 11. Musicol 10.11. 12. Who s Who Among Americon High School Students 11. Post-High School Plons; Eventuolly ottend college to mojor in Mothemorics or Photogrophy 22 PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE MICHAEL DUNCAN Dunk Post-High School Plons ‘ 'Enlist in the Novy '' ROBERT A. EVANS Dob Prom Committee 11 Post-High School Plons leove the oreo in seorch of o job DANIAL PATRICK FAYAD Tee Pee Tolk Stoff Sports Co- Editor 12. Footboll 9. 10. Srorisri- cion 11. 12 Prom Committee 11, Musicol 12 Art Props — Musicol 11, Who's Who Oest Dressed 9 12 Pennsylvomo Governors School for the Arts Contest Semi- Finalist 10.11 Post-High School Plons I plon to move to Florido ond attend o junior college to major in accounting JAMES H. FITZSIMMONS Firz Vo-Tech 11.12 Post-High School Plons To attend o four-yeor college BRIAN J. FLEMING D.J. Sophomore Class President, Vice-President of VICA 11- Prom Committee 11: Footboll 10 11 12. Lettered 10. 11 12. Co-Coptoin 12, Vo-Tech 11. 12 Musicol 12 Post-High School Plons 'To of rend o two-yeor technical school BEING A SENIOR MEANS . . . SCOTT HENRY GRIMES Henry Chorus 9. 10. Librory Club 12 Torempole Sr off 9 Post-High School Plons: ’‘Military BRENDA DEE HEWITT Bren Pep Club 10, 11. 12, Usherettes 10. 11. Girls Basketball 10 11. 12 Prom Committee 11: Totempole 9 Post-High School Plons To ottend o junior college to major in Business Monogement DOUG J. HOLIC Notionol Honor Society 11. 12: Tennis Teom 11. 12 Stage Crew 11. 12 Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 District Bond 11; Pep Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 Brass Choir 9. 10. 11. 12: Or- chestra 9. 10. 11. 12 Keystone Boys Stote 11; Who s Who Among Americon High School Students 11. Post-High School Plons: 'Attend Cornegie-Mellon University to major in Mothemotics, ond become o computer programmer DON FORSE MAC Tournoment 11, 12 Post-High School Plons I plon to attend Penn Stote University ond major in Elec- trical Engineering GARY C. GARLITZ Big Daddy Vo-Tech 11 12 Bond 9, 10. VICA: Monaco High School Bowling League Post-High School Plons To ottend some form of higher education . . . SENIORITY JODI HORNBERGER Belles Ushererres 9. 10. Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12: Boys' Boseboll Monoger 11; Srudenr Council 12; Librory Club 10. 11. 12; Vo-Tech Cosmetology 11, 12. VICA 11. 12. Prom Committee 11 Post-High School Plons: Possibly ottend CCBC for Business Administration. BRADLEY STEVEN JUDD Footboll 11. 12. Vo-Tech 11. 12. VICA 11. Post-High School Plons: Undecided.' LINDA JEAN JENA Undo Aconom Stoff 11. 12; French Club 9. 10. Totempole Stoff 9. Red Cross 11. 12. Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Usherettes 9. 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 Post-High School Plons: Attend o junior college for Business Monogement. tammy s. KCEHOWSKI Totempole Stoff 9; TeePee TolK Stoff 12. Vo-Tech 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11; Pep Club 10. 11,12; Girls Tennis Teom 10. 11. 12. Lettered 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Indionettes 11. 12; Student Forum 11. 12. VICA 11.12. Post-High School Plons: I plon to ottend the Art In- stitute of Pittsburgh for two yeors. ond mojor In Visual Communications.'' THOMAS W. JOHNSTON Joke Vo-Tech 11. 12. Bond 9. 10. 11; Footboll 10. 11. 12; Prom Com- mittee 11. Post-High School Plons: Undecided.'' 25 CYNTHIA LYNN LA'HUE Cyn Tee Pee Tolk 12; Vo-Tech 11 Librory Club 10, 11. 12. Red Cross 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 11, 12, Usher- erres 9, 10. 11. 12; Indionettes 12; Foorboll Queen 12 Post-High School Plons: To orrend Community College for Nursing. JOHN T. KIRCHEL Gumby Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Crew 9. 10. 11. 12; Keystone Boys' State 11. Attendonce A word 11: Pep Bond 10. 11, 12. Musical 9,10.11,12. Post-High School Plans: Go to school to become on electrician. STACY RAE LANDON Torempole Staff 9; Vo-Tech 11. 12, Secretory of Drafting 11. Red Cross 10. 11. 12, Secretory 11: Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Usherettes 10. 11, 12. Bond 9. 10. Prom Committee 11. Delegote to Grove City for Red Cross 12. Treasurer — American Chapter Red Cross 12; VICA. Sponish Club 9 10 Post-High School Plons Move to Florido ond will at- tend college for o degree in ar- chitectural Design DEBORAH L. KRUGLE Debbie, Krugs Indionette 10; Pep Club 9. 10. Usherettes 9. 10: Student Council 12, Prom Committee 11. Post-High School Plans: Undecided. ANITA LOUISE LAPENTA Pep Club 12; Library Club 12; Leaders Qub 12. Usherettes 12; Tee Pee Tolk Staff 12. Bond 9; Girls Bosketboll 10: Prom Com- mittee 11. Musical 12. Post-High School Plons Attend Radiology School or Geneva College 26 ROBERT C. LUBERT Lube'' Foorboll 10.11.12; Boseboll 9.10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 11; Who's Who Among Americon High School Students.- Who s Who Most Versotlle 12. Musicol: Almost Anything Goes 11 Americon Legion Contest — 1st Ploce Post-High School Ptons: Attend PSU for Engineering KIM LUIKART Indionettes 11.12 Bond 9. 10: Bed Cross 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Treosurer 12: Usherettes 9 10. 11. 12. Senior Closs Secretory. Vo- Tech Cosmetology 11. 12. Prom Committee 11. Post-High School Plons Move to Florido ond go to Airline School.” TODD ALLAN MAJORS Chumsley Stoge Crew 10. 11. 12. Bond 9. 10. 11. 12; Keystone Boys Stote 11. Pep Bond 9. 10 11. Musicol 10. 11.12 Post-High School Plons Attend o college for the Culinory Arts ond live o free ond eosy life. LORI ANN LIBERATORE Libby Leoders Club 10. 11. 12, Pep Club 10 11 12. Student Council 11; Closs Secretory 9. 10. 11; Prom Committee 11 Who's Who Most Considerore 12 Post-High School Plons Attend college ond mojor in Accounting JAMIE LYNN LOFASO Jamie Musicol 9. 10. 11. 12,- Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. District Bond 11; District Chorus 11; Who s Who Best Musi- cion 12. Aconom Stoff 11. 12 French Club 9. 11; Bed Cross 11 Librory Club 12. Pep Club 11. 12. Usherettes 11. 12. Mojorettes 12. Prom Committee 11; Pep Bond 9.10.11. Post-High School Plons: Attend o business school to mojor in secretoriol science BEING A SENIOR MEANS . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MARK L. McKAY Fred'' Norionol Honor Society 11. 12. Foorboll 10. 11. 12. Lettered 11. 12; Prom Committee 11 Musicol 12: Who's Who Among Amerlcon High School Students 11. Who's Who Prettiest Eyes 12 Almost Anything Goes 11 Post-High School Plons Attend Penn Stote University to mojor in Engineering HOPE RENEE MIELKE Milk Indionettes 10. 11.12: Prom Com- mittee 11; Girls Softboll 10. 11. 12: Usherettes 10. 11 Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Secretory 12: Leoders Club 10. 11. 12. Secretory 12 Tee Pee Tolk Stoff 12. Torempole Stoff Editor 9; Who's Who Best Dressed 12. Student Council 10. 11: Who's Who Among Americon High School Students Musicol 10. 11. 12; Almost Anything Goes 11 Closs Officer 9.10 Post-High School Plons Attend Robert Morris College to mojor In Accounting ond minor In Computers TOM MAXWELL JEFFREY CLARK MATASCIK I Toz Aconom Stoff 9, 10, Acting ond Dromo Club 10. French Club 9. 10. 11. Library Club 9. 10. Stoge Crew 10. 11. 12 Boys Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls' Tennis Teom Monoger O; Prom Committee 11. Keystone Boys Stote 11 Musicol 9. 10.11. 12 Post-High School Plons Attend college, become o mlllionoire before 24. ond get morried ' DARREN J. McKAY Darren Who’s Who Among Americon High School Students. Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. Secretory 12. Prom Commit- tee 11 Post-High School Plons: Attend Penn Stote — Beover . . . AWESOME DANA NOLDER leoders Club 10. 11, 12. Vice- Presidenr 11. Student Council 10. 11. 12. Treosurer 12. Prom Com- mittee 11. Prom Queen 11. Moy Court — Junior Representedve: Vorsity Cheerleoder 12: Pep Club 10. 11. 12: Footboll ond Dosketboll Progrom Committee. Post-High School Plons: ”1 plon to further my educorion in Physical Sports ond hopefully become o Health Instructor.” DREENA LOUISE OLSHANSKI Dreeno O Pep Club 10. 11, 12: Leoders Club 12. Usherettes 10. 11, 12; Librory Club 11. 12. Treasurer 12; Girls Dosketboll 10. Prom Committee 11: Musicol 12. Post-High School Plons: To attend college. FRANK E. PARONE Frank'' Totempole Stoff 9: Bond 9. 10, 11. 12: Musicol 9. 10. 11, 12; Librory Club 10. 11. 12. Tee Pee Tolk 11. 12; Newspoper Award 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Chorus 12; PMEA Midwestern District 5 Chorol Festival 12. Post-High School Plans; I plon on going to o vocational school.” NIKKI A. PATTERSON Parr Class Officer — Vice- President 9. 10. Sponish Club 9. Varsity Softboll 10. 11. 12. Lettered 11.12: Vorsity Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12. Lettered 9. 10. 11, 12. November Girl of the Month; Prom Committee 11: President of VICA; Student Council 9. 10, 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11,12 Post-High School Plons: I plon to attend o four-yeor college ond porticipote on the tennis team.” LORRI LYN PETURES Lorri Prom Committee 11; Leoders Club 9, 10, 11. 12, Secretory 11, Vice-President 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council 10. 11. 12; J.V. Cheerleoder 10: Mojoretres 11, 12; Usherettes 10, Who’s Who Most Pleasing Personali- ty 12; Musicol 11.12. Post High School Plons: Undecided.” DILL PHILLIPS Post-High School Plons None RODIN LYNN PODNAR Robin kx Kjr cttp 10 11. 12. Head 12 Acooom Staff C 11 12 Dovoe� Monoge� 12 Acting and Dromo Club C lee Pee To Si off « 11 12 Co-Edifor 11 Idiior 12 Red Crow 10 11 Pr« 11 Libfory Club 10 11 12 Sec 12. Leoder Club 12 Pep Oub « 11 12 Uihen Club 11 12 Sec 12 Oond 9 f0 11 12 SofrboH 9 Prom Commute 11 Oeover County Junior Mi%s Pogeonr 11 Dnir t Oond ii Muvcoi 10 H 12 Who s Who Among Amercoo High School Studenti Who i Who Mow Versatile Pow High School Plons I pton to attend the Penn-Stote to pursue o OochekM of Science Degree m Phyvcol Educotion with o Donee opton RODERT T. PUHALLA Dob Who's Who Among American High School Sfudents 12 Who's Who Most Pleosing Personoliry 12. Prom Committee 11: MuskoI 12 Post-High School Plans ”1 plan to ottend Penn Srote to mojor in Engineering RICHARD J. PUPI Rich Notional Honor Society 11 12. Vice-President 12. Football 10. 11. 12: Prom Committee 11 Musicol 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed 12 Knights of Columbus Essoy Contest — 1st Ploce 11 Almost Anything Goes 11 Post-High School Plons Attend o four year college to mojor in Pre-Med Ushers Club 12 Poetry Con- test 3rd Prize Post High School Plons: Enter the United Stores Novy ond get training os o Disbursing Clerk CARL W. PHILLIPS Whiremear RAELENE SHIVELY Roe'' Indionetres 10. 11. 12; Red Cross 12; Pep Club 12. Usherettes 10. Post-High School Plons: To become o professionol doncer or ottend cosmetology school. MICHAEL RAICH Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12; Doseboll 9. 10. 11. 12, Dosketboll 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 11; Notionol Honor Society 11. 12. Treasurer 12. Closs President 12: Musicol 12. Post High School Plons ' Attend o good college ond ploy footboll. KELLY MARIE REDA Kelly Aconom Staff 9. 10. 11. Spanish Club 9. Musicol 12. Totempole 9. Library Club 12 Leaders Club 12, Pep Club 10 11. 12; Usherettes 9. 10. 11, 12. Girl's Dosketboll 10. Sofrboll 12; Prom Committee 11. Indionettes 11.12. Post-High School Plons I plon to ottend o four-yeor col- lege mojoring in Accounting. JEFF E. REED Putter Footboll 10. 11, 12. Lettered 11. 12 Dose boll 9. 10. 11, 12. Let- tered 11. 12. Who’s Who 12: Musicol 12. Almost Anything Goes 11. Post-High School Plons: I plon to attend the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. ROMER ’ ’Peppermint Vice-President of F.D.L.A. 12. Porliomentorion 11. Notionol Honor Society 12. Prom Com- mittee 11; Librory Club 12. Girl's Sofrboll 10; Spanish Club 10: Vo-Tech 11. 12. Croft Ad- visory Committee 12. 2nd Ploce for Doro Processing in Store Competition 11; Totem- pole Sroff 9 Post-High School Plons: Attend Penn Store for on Associate Degree in Com- puter Sclence Dusiness Monogement. PATRICIA ANNE BEING A SENIOR MEANS . . . LORI SHRUM Shrummy Leoders Club 11. 12. Presi- dent 12; Ushers Club 11. 12 President 12 Student Council 10. 11. 12. Vice President 12. Indionette 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 10. 11. 12 Who s Who Among Americon High School Students Post-High School Plons I plon to ottend the Com- munity College of Beover County ond mojor in the progrom for Medicol Lob Technicion ' HELEN IRENE SMITH Helen Daby Aconom Stoff 11, 12. Red Cross 11. 12. Librory Club 12 Pep Club 9. 10. 11, Usherettes 9. 10. 11. 12. Prom Commit- tee 11. Post-High School Plons Undecided MICHELE RAE SMITH Chele Chorus 9 French Club 9 Librory Club 9.10 11. 12 Pep Club 12 Post-High School Plons 'I plon to ottend o business school TANYA SMITH Teddy Footboll Monoger 12; Musicol 12 Post-High School Plons Florido ’ MELANIE SPANN ”Mel Aconom Stoff 11. 12 French Club 9,11; Who's Who Quietest 12 Post-High School Plons Attend Drodford Business School . . . LOUNGING I ROBERT W. STALNECKER Goofboll'' Boskerboll 10. 11. 12; Boseboll Srorisricion 11. 12, Prom Commir- ree 11. Who’s Who Wirriesr 12. Almost Anything Goes 11. Post-High School Plons Attend college ond Mojor in Business Administration. THERESA LYNN TRELLA ■Theresa ' Student Council 11. 12. Notional Honor Sooery H 12 Leoders Oub 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10 11. 12; Usherettes 10 11; Cheerteoder 9 10 11. 12. Co-Coptoin O 12: totempoie St oft 9 Prom Com- mittee 11; October Girl ot rhe Month 12 Jr Closs Treo� Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12; Who s Who Most Talented 12 Musicol 12. Almost Anything Goes 11 Footboll Court 12 Post-Hgh School Plons I plon to ottend o four-year college ond mojor in Nursing ROBERT J. STOFFAR Srof” Stoge Crew 11.12. Bond 9. O. 11. 12. Who's Who Among American High School Students, District 5 Honors Bond 1960. Regionol I Honors Bond 1960. Westminster Honors Bond 1964. Mid Eost Honors Bond 1964, School Musicol 10. 11. 12; Photo Club 12; Prom Committee 11. Post-High School Plons: Attend Pitt or Penn Store for Elecrricol Engineering. RHONDA R. TAORMINA Mino Usherettes 10. Pep Club 10: Vke Pres 11. Pres 12 Leoders Oub 11.12 Norionol Honor Society 11 12 Secretory 12. Junior High Cheerleoder 9 Cheerleoder 10, 11. 12 Prom Committee 11. Footboll ond Bosket- boll Program Committee 12. Musicol 11. 12 Who's Who Prettiest Eyes t2. Spanish Club 9 Keystone Gifts State 11 Who's Who Among A me neon High School Students 11 Morch Girt ot the Month Post-High School Plons Plon to ottend Bradford School of Business ond Major in the Secretohol Sciences DEAN TUFFIE Who's Who Among American High School Students. Basketball 9. 11; Prom Committee 11. Posr-High School Plons: Mojor in Engineering ot Penn Store. 33 JOE TUREK Sroge Crew 9. 10. 11. 12. Assistont Monoger 11. Monoger 12. Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. Vice-President 11. Presi- dent 12. Who s Who Among Americon High School Students: District 5 Honors Bond 1963 Region J Honors Bond I960: Westminster Honors Bond 1963 District 5 Honors Bond 1964 Region I Honors Bond 1964 Westminster Honors Bond 1964. MuskoI 9. 10. 11. 12 Photo Club 9.10.11. Post-High School Plons Attend College for Engineering AMY L. VEON Mojorette 10. 11. 12. Heod 12 Bond 9. 10. 11. 12. Secretory 10. Aconom Sroff 9. 10.11. 12: Acting ond Dromo Club 11. Totempole Sroff 9, Tee Pee Tolk Sroff 10 11; Red Cross 10. Librory Club 12 Stoge Crew 10. Musical 10. 11. 12. Leoders Club 12. Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 11 Post-High School Plons: Attend CCBC to Mojor in Public Relations ond then to Slippery Rock for Communication ' TINA MARIE VIGNA ’Teen Pep Club 10. 11. 12. Usher- ettes 10.11: Prom Committee 11. Totempole 9 Post-High School Plons If I don r move to Califor- nio. I would like to otrend CCBC MICHELE VULAR Mich French Club 9 Pep Club 12 Post-High School Plons: Undecided BRIAN WESLEY Wes'' VICA 12: Croft Advisory Commit- tee 12. Vo-Tech 11. 12. Class Representative of VICA 12 Post-High School Plons Attend Technical Training in the Masonry Field. SHARON FRITZ Library Club 10,11 Post-High School Plons Undecided 34 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ANDY WILCZEK Angus'' Posr-High School Plons: Professionol Musician. TIMOTHY A. WINKLE Winks Posr-High School Plons: Go ro the Air Force. SUZANNE YOUTES Sue Library Club 11. 12. Vo-Tech 11. 12; FFA Secrerory 11, 12; USAA Yearbook 12 Posr-High School Plans I plan ro be o floral designer ' KAREN YURAN Tootz” Prom Commirree 11. Aconom Sraff 12; Srudenr Council 12. Who’s Who Among Americon High School Srudenrs: Arr Props for Musical 11. Aconom 12. Posr-High School Plons: Undecided ' JOHN YOTHERS Yuds Vo-Tech 11, 12; Foorboll 10. 11, 12; VICA 11. 12; VICA Represen- rorive of Vocorionol Week Posr-High School Plans: Ger o job in rhe oreo of Corpenrry.” MARK A. ZIGERELLI Toot Boy s Boskerboll 9 Posr-High School Plons: Arrend College i •� The Florida sun buids muscles Who me? FLORIDA TRIP ... JL WHO’S WHO Most Versatile — Robin Dodnar and Bob Lubert; Most Spirited — Shari DeChellis and Jeff Reed; Most Athletic — Kelly Draganac and Joe Dragonjac. Most Popular — Nikki Patterson and Mike Raich; Most Likely to Succeed — Diane Antoline and Rich Pupi. THE CLASS OF EIGHTY-FOUR DETERMINED BY THE CLASS OF ’84 Most Talented — Theresa Trella and Paul Dessler; Best Musician — Jamie LoFaso and Joe Turek (missing). Quietest — Melanie Spann and Don Forse; Most Considerate — Lori Liberatore and Leroy DeDominicis. Prettiest Eyes — Rhonda Taormina and Mark McKay; Best Dressed — Hope Mielke and Dan Fayad. Most Talkative — Tammy Kcehowski (missing) and Brad Brum- mit; Wittiest — Diane Belgio and Bob Stalnecker. Most Pleasing Personality — Lorri Petures and Bob Puhalla; Most Fun to Be With — Kelly Reda and B. J. Fleming (missing). TOP TEN . .. Valedictorian Theresa Trella Co-Salutatorian Rich Pupi Mike Raich Co-Salutatorian Diane Antoline (jr a cluat i on (.graduation means many thinyS to many people! 1984 and the d3e ginning Underclassmen ’85 Laura Alberti Scott Antoline Sue Keefer — Tres. Lori Craig — Sec. Melissa Raich — Pres. Michelle Sampson — Vice-Pres. Chris Baker Lisa Bartholomew Joel Basalyga Tony Belli John Bernard Sandy Blinn Dan Bove Debbie Braddick Jonna Brandenberger Amy Burns Tracey Campbell Bill Carlin Anthony Catanzarite Bruce Christian Sharon Ciccozzi Beverly Clemons Ron Cole Tiffany Compton Lori Craig Frank DiCenso Eric Dierdorf Chris Domjancic Juniors mean working together in ’85 Pat Duncan Ed Elmer Rona Farls Bob Ferrari Bob Fetzer Kelly Forse Duane Fritz John Goss John Hays Greg Heidel Sue Hezlep Tammy Holic Cathy Johnson Chipper Johnson Chris Kasprzyk Kevin Kcehowski Michelle Keefer Sue Keefer Steve Klimasewski Denise Krugle Mark Landon “homework means something you take home and it doesn’t get done.” Tom Lyons Rita Makowiecki Bruce May Mark Mayfield Mike McLaughlin Jim McPherson Ed Metcalf Pat Miller Mandy Minnitte Reed Mitchell Lisa Monroe Bob Nash Tracy Nelson Ronette Nicely Amy Osman Chuck Parasida Dean Petrella Nick Petrella Debbie Phillips Callie Pickens Lori Potosnak Mark Ouinn Melissa Raich Shari Ralish Brian Reed Anthony Rubino Randy Sanner Bob Schweinsberg Bill Sichak Janet Sims Underclassmen ’85 Beth Sinclair Kevin Smith Robin Smith Kim Sokolovich Amy Soski Karen Stevens Dave Sullivan Dawn Suttelle Laura Szuchy Frank Tabin Dave Taormina Dave Turek Sherri Tutwiler Joni Ulicny Denise Venn Dirk Walsh - Donna Werthman Joe Wilson Bob Winkler Sherri Wolfe Dave Wrubelsky Jeff Yablinsky Sue Zajac John Zoppelt Missing: Tammy Nawk, Paul Latshaw, Mark Maier, Chuck Perkins, Lisa Petrella and Michelle Sampson S3 Underclassmen ’86 Michael Baker Daniel Baldwin Gregory Barber Scott Barber Ted Basinger William Bischak Cristina Bishop Susanne Bobish Brian Boser James Brown Kelly Burns Julie Calinger David Campbell John Campbell Kimberly Cassida Laurie Cerce Marvin Chumura Michael Cianfarano Robert Crabtree Shawn DeChellis Kelly Decker Being an Underclassman no respect Kimberly Decker James DeWeese Harry Doyle Lisa Fedeles Dennis Gillin Randy Grimes Scott Hall Sara Haller Gary Herzog Tracey Hickman Randy Javens Daniel Johnston Lori Kampi Patricia Kennedy Thomas King Lynn Kovach Kathi Kroskey Jason Lakas Curtis Latshaw Renee Latshaw William Makowiecki Vinme McDonald Raymond Moravec Brian Neiman Karen Ofcharka Tara Paliotte Carlo Pelino Michael Phillips Lisa Hinzman Gary Lyons Underclassmen ’86 Robert Marshall Frank Namath Raymond Pranskey Jeffrey Propst David Puhalla Duane Rankin Jeffrey Raykovics Trena Rubino William Rubino Cynthia Russell Terri Sanders Paul Sant'Eufemia Deann Smith Stephen Spann Leo Stiteler Barbara Stone Eric Stormfels Jerry Summers Robert Tanner David Teams Allen Vaccarelli Fred Vicznesky Kenneth Weigle Scott Williams Anthony Wilson John Wolfe Karen Yothers Cariotta Smith Missing: Leroy Ball David Zaperach Underclassmen ’87 Kimberly Alberti Eric Alexander Brenda Anthony Tracey Antoline William Barber Ellen Beatty Lynn Bedison Charles Belan Chris Boser William Braddick Eddie Carlin Jeff Catanzarite Lisa Cerce Eric Ciccozzi Corey Cobbs Robert Cole Joy Croll Daniel Cronin Kristy Crosby Rita DiMatieo Pres: Amy Springston; Vice Pres.: Jennifer Osman; Treas.: Vicki Ralish; Secretary: Tracey Antoline Being an Underclassman, means 3 more years to go! Stacey Dinsmore Erin Edwards Lowell Engelman Susan Evans Jennifer Finch George FitzSimmons Tina Fraser Lynelle Garizas Art Giles Janice Haffey Mike DeFelice Steve Hall Melissa Herstine William Hetzer Nikkie Hinzman Joseph Humbert Lorie Humbert Bonnie Javens Tim Kcehowski Jeff Keefer Matthew Kinkhead Ed Kroskey Dawn Lang Dennis Lee Michelle Lubert Amy Lyons Underclassmen ’87 Tammi Majors Carl Malobabich Michael Manzo Barb Martin Karen Mattica Mike McKay Charles McKeel Holly McKeel Brian Miller Joe Mitchell Ben Moritz Richard Nicol Kristen Nickles Jennifer Osman Dee Perdew Jennifer Perkins Carrie Petrella Robyn Petrella Jacob Pokita Mickey Pranskey HM ) Mr. Taormina explains graduation requirements to Mr. Braddock. Being an Underclassman means I’m bad! Michelle Primo Mary Sue Proto Robert Pupi Vicki Ralish Larry Reese Guy Rossi Rachel Rumbaugh Melissa Sampson Keith Schwarz William Sebastian Ken Shaffer Heather Simpson Keith Smith Amy Springston Lesli Stone Denise Suttelle Mark Trella Brian Tutwiler Susan Veon Jodi Whitehouse Leslie Winkle James Winkler Brian Wooddell Denise Wright Missing: Eric Keefer The freshmen enjoy working on the computer. Underclassmen ’88 Kelli Jo Baker Kim Baldwin Janet Bennett Shawna Betters Dave Bollinger Jeff Bradford Jason Burd Sue Burnett Shelley Cable Pam Calinger Chuck Camp Jim Craig Ted Dengel Ann Dierdorf Tammy Dinsmore Dave Duncan Debbie Durbin Shawn Elmer Chuck Ely Pepe Equizi Larry Fetchak Greg Gulley Brent Haller Jaysen Hatton Underclassmen ’88 Sherry Hess Dan Hoenig Bob Holobinko Gary Householder Michelle Humbert Jack Hurley Dean Jonston Terry Jonston Connie Kennedy Michele Kramer Tom Kraus Dawn Krugle Brad Latshaw Doug McCullogh Vince McDonald Shari Megill Dave Messmer Patty Miller Jim Mooney Jim Moore Daphne Morgan Craig Morris Being an Underclassman _______________means wishing you weren’t. Dan Namath John Nicely Rob Nolan Kelly O’Connor Ann Pelino Carla Petrella Tracy Petrella Chris Pinchotti Jim Rankin Leah Sant’Eufemia Saundra Schwartz Greg Sims Bernie Smith Evan Snyder Carol Springer Cathy Springer Greg Stiller Beth Stoffar Dean Taormina Tim Temple Angela Troy Patti Jean Vannauker Debbie Varavette Joe Waggoner Chanda Weshcke Brian Williams Dan Wilson Tom Winkle Bob Wooddell Kris Youtes Underclassmen ’89 Darrin Alexander Linda Beckman Lisa Bedison Marleana Brown Scot! Buffington Sean Chumura Richard Cooper Philip Craig Paula Crile John Davinson Mike DeChellis Chris DeFelice Heather DeWeese Tony DiBiagio John Dimatteo Frank Dodson Marty Eberhardt Krista Fedeles Scott Gustic Shawna Green Stacie Haddad Mike Harich Trudy Hawk Joe Hickman Leroy Hines Dave Houser Mike Hurley Ken Haram Bonnie Johnson Tom Garizas Being an Underclassman Means Try Not to Think About It! Kristi Keefer Tom Kibler Stacie Koloski Bobbi Krugle Stacy Lang Larry LaVan Todd Long Eddie Lyons Chris Malloy Lance Malobabich Pam Markle Chuck Matchett John McBride Bill McClafferty Billie McCollim Kathi Mikulich Shawn Mulle Dave Nichol Sue Norton Gretchen Osman Terry Oxendine Mike Paladina Wes Parrish Steve Petterson Tom Phillips Harry Port Underclassmen ’89 Michele Pringle Sandy Puhalla Mike Quinn Scott Quinn Matt Raich Eddie Reich Dave Rodgers John Russell Traci Sanders Susan Saul Randy Schmuck Anisya Smith Eric Smith Lisa Smith Janet Strickler Jeannette Strickler Kristi Tanski Monica Troy Shelia Turkovich Tom Tuscik Jeff Ulicny Ton Vaccarelli Tammy Williams Derek Wilson Samantha Winkle Kari Wittmann Kelly Yoho Debbie Zagar Melisa Zaperach Tom Zarillo Autographs ’84 GIRLS TENNIS Monaca Monaca Ambridge 2 Quigley 1 Monaca 5 Beaver 0 Monaca 2 New Brighton 3 Monaca 0 Rochester 5 Monaca 4 Center 1 Monaca 3 Ambridge 2 Monaca 5 Quigley 0 Monaca 3 Beaver 2 Monaca 1 New Brighton 4 Monaca 2 Rochester 3 Monaca 5 Center 0 BOYS TENNIS Monaca 1 Ambridge 4 Monaca 3 Quigley 2 Monaca 0 Beaver 5 Monaca 0 Rochester 5 Monaca 0 Center 5 Monaca 0 Ambridge 5 Monaca 1 Quigley 4 Monaca 0 Beaver 5 Monaca 0 Rochester 5 Monaca 0 Center 5 FOOTBALL Monaca 13 Mercer 6 Monaca 39 West Middlesex 6 Ktjnaca 13 Shenango 10 Monaca 21 Richland 0 Monaca 28 Laurel 6 Monaca 47 Union 8 Monaca 21 Neshannock 0 Monaca 21 Western Beaver 21 Monaca 14 Rochester 12 Monaca 20 Midland 0 Monaca 6 Frazier 7 BOYS BASKETBALL ► denotes exhibition ► Monaca 58 Blackhawk 50 ► Monaca 73 Shenango 61 Monaca 35 Midland 37 Monaca 54 New Brighton 55 Monaca 52 Quaker Valley 73 Monaca 45 Quigley 55 Monaca 44 Rochester 54 ► Monaca 75 Beaver 56 ► Monaca 53 Rochester 56 ► Monaca 66 Western Beaver 56 Monaca 49 Beaver 51 Monaca 62 South Side 38 Monaca 50 Cornell 65 Monaca 53 Midland 60 Monaca 65 New Brighton 48 Monaca 41 Quaker Valley 42 Monaca 53 Quigley 40 Monaca 45 Rochester 62 Monaca 54 Western Beaver 45 Monaca 76 South Side 41 Monaca 50 Cornell 85 Monaca 71 Our Lady of Sacred Heart 44 Monaca 54 Lawrenceville Catholic 52 Monaca 51 Geibel 57 GIRLS BASKETBALL denotes exhibition Monaca 27 Slippery Rock 44 Monaca 26 Langley 43 Monaca 26 Riverside 43 Monaca 31 Freedom 62 Monaca 33 New Brighton 50 Monaca 33 Quaker Valley 70 Monaca 44 Quigley 41 Monaca 29 Mars 35 Monaca 43 Midland 42 Monaca 35 South Side 46 Monaca 16 Aliquippa 57 Monaca 59 Rochester 19 Monaca 23 Freedom 63 Monaca 33 New Brighton 59 Monaca 28 Quaker Valley 55 Monaca 30 Quigley 51 Monaca 45 Midland 42 Monaca 36 South Side 33 Monaca 38 Aliquippa 80 Monaca 59 Our Lady of Sacred Heart 51 Monaca 45 Avonworth 66 68 GIRLS SOFTBALL ► denotes exhibition ► Monaca 0 Ambridge 15 Monaca 15 Freedom 12 Monaca 1 Quigley 2 Monaca 11 South Side 7 Monaca 9 Aliquippa 3 Monaca 11 Western Beaver 10 Monaca 6 Quaker Valley 8 Monaca 14 New Brighton 8 Monaca 5 Cornell 4 Monaca 18 Midland 1 Monaca 3 Freedom 10 Monaca 1 Quigley 4 Monaca 3 South Side 2 Monaca 5 Aliquippa 13 Monaca 9 Western Beaver 20 Monaca New Brighton — Lost by forfeit Monaca 7 Quaker Valley 2 Monaca 10 Cornell 16 Monaca — Midland — Won by forfeit BASEBALL ► denotes exhibition ► Monaca 3 Blackhawk 4 ► Monaca 0 Ambridge 8 Monaca 2 Western Beaver 1 Monaca 3 New Brighton 8 Monaca 10 Midland 0 Monaca 3 Rochester 1 Monaca 1 New Brighton 3 Monaca 4 Mars 5 Monaca 19 Midland 3 Monaca 6 Rochester 2 Monaca 8 Mars 3 Monaca 3 New Brighton 6 Monaca 10 Midland 0 Monaca 11 Western Beaver 9 Monaca 4 Rochester 13 Monaca 5 Mars 4 Monaca 4 Western Beaver 8 Monaca 4 Laurel 5 69 FOOTBALL MEANS ... T-B. Managers Bob Baker. Teddy Srrith. Coaches: Mike Dydynski. Sam Nardone. Gerard DusokJ. Alan Guandota. Managers: John Yolhers. BJI Bischak. Tony Belli. Bruce May. Dan Baldwin. Kevin Kcehowski. Joel Basalyga. Joe Wison. Reed Mrtchel. Bob Schwemsbug. Dave SuHrvan. Ed MelcaM. Eric Dierdorl. Ted Basmger. Fred Vicznesky. Dan Bove. Tom Lyons. John Wolfe. Jeff Props!. Dave Teams. Brian Boser. Dave Taormina. Lee Bal, Chuck Perkra. Tom Maxwell. P. J. Sant'Eufemia. Randy Javens. Jerry Summers. Carlo Pekno. Curl Latshaw. Rob Ferrari. Kevin Smith. Alen Vaccare . Mark McKay. Bob Lubert. Tom Johnston. Mike Raich. Joe Dragonjac, John Domjancic, Brad Brummitt, B. J. Fleming. Jim Beft. Brad AxJd. Jeff Reed. Rich Pupi The Monaca High School football team used a variety of a strong offense, a stingy defense and some big plays to keep them rolling throughout the year to end up with a final sec- tion record of 9-0-1. The Indians shared the section co-championship, but lost in the first play-off game against Frazier by the score of 7-6. All things considered. Monaca was unstop- pable. In the first two games the Indians breez- ed by Mercer 13-6 and West Middlesex 39-6. In the third game the Indians met up with some trouble but once again came out on top, defeating Shenango by the score of 13-10. The Monaca High School football team could do no wrong in the next three games. The Indians played near perfect football. They easily sailed past Richland, Laurel, and Union by the scores of 21-0, 28-6, and 47-8 respectively. The stage was set. It was homecoming, Coach Mike Dydynski was leaving and revenge was on the minds of the Monaca foot- ball team as Neshannock rolled into town. By complete domination Monaca chalked up a 21-0 victory. Enter Western Beaver. Things looked hopeless for Monaca when the scoreboard read 21-7, Western, with 4:27 left to play. But in the span of 3:06, Monaca scored twice and earned a 21-21 tie. Coming off a tie with Western, Monaca entered the Rochester game with mixed emo- tions. Trailing 12-0 at half time, they rallied in the second half to defeat the Rams. A 14-12 outcome clinched a playoff spot for Monaca. Monaca rolled by Midland by the score of 20-0. Head Coach Alan Guandola got what, he wanted, a win to go into the playoffs with. 70 INSANITY 1 FOOTBALL MEANS 72 . .. INTENSITY hieta goal attempt oy ways Coach can't believe how awesome the Indians are! The winning form Who dropped a penny? Randy Javens is touchdown bound! Bob Ferran sets the block for Jerry Summers. Mike Raich strives for a few more yards. BASKETBALL MEANS .. . T-B, Bill Carlin, Dave Wrublesky, Bob Stalnecker, Curt Latshaw, Ray Pranskey, Head Coach Dave Nichol, Joe Dragonjac, Randy Javens, Anthony Rubino, Mike Raich, Allen Vaccarelli, Joe Wilson T-B, Coach Bill Hulme, Bill Carlin, Dan Johnston, Dave Wrublesky, Joe Wilson, Randy Javens, Carlo Pelino, Scott Hall, Allen Vaccarelli, Gary Lyons TRADITION The boys’ basketball season consisted of a total of twenty-four games with ten wins and fourteen losses. The team was led by seniors Bob Stalnecker, Joe Dragonjac, and Mike Raich. These three seniors were aided by juniors Dave Wrublesky, Joe Wilson, Anthony Rubino, and Bill Carlin and sophomores Ray Pranskey and Curt Latshaw. These guys combined their gallant efforts along with a lot of hard work and dedicated practicing to make the 1983-84 basketball season successful. They started off better than the record showed, for they lost their first two section games against Midland and New Brighton by very small margins. The Midland Leopards barely squeaked out a victory of 37-35, and New Brighton defeated the Indians by only one point, with the final score being 55-54. The Indians suffered three consecutive losses, the first against Quaker Valley 73-52, and two ten point losses, 55-45 against Quigley and 54-44 against Rochester. But this was no indication of their perfor- mance in the annual Christmas Tournament. They proved themselves in the first round by beating Beaver and further showed their determina- tion by losing by only three points in the championship game against Rochester. Their first sectional win was against Western Beaver by a margin of ten points with a score of 66-56. Then, in a nerve-racking game, the Indians lost to Beaver by the close score of 51-49. A win against South Side by the score of 62-38 helped to boost the Indians’ morale. Two losses followed against Cornell and Midland before the Indians picked themselves up to defeat New Brighton by the score of 65-48. Monaca gave Quaker Valley a scare up to the very last second but were defeated by the score of 42-41. With five games left to play in the section, the Indians went on to win three of them. These three wins were gained by defeating Quigley, Western Beaver, and South Side. Their opponents in the two games they lost were the strong teams of Rochester and Cornell. The boys entered the WPIAL playoffs as the underdog, but once again proved what determination can do. In the first round, Monaca romped on Our Lady of Sacred Heart by the score of 71-44. Monaca had four players score in double figures. Next, the Indians pulled the biggest upset of the year against top- ranked Lawrenceville Catholic, by a score of 54-52. Finally, in the quarter-finals of the playoffs, Monaca fell to Geibel by a score of 57-51. 75 HOOP IT UP! Head Varsity Basketball Coach Dave Nichol Joe Oragonjac dribbles out of trouble Talking Joe (Drags) Oragonjac s on rw way lor a victory' T-B — Managers — Mr. Jeffers, Ron Cole, Amy Osman, Kim Luikart, Sheri Tutwiler Nice form Dave (Ski) WruWesky! Joe (Wils) Wilson shoots for two! Boo iGooibaui Slameoer cneos out the s-tuaion1 BASEBALL MEANS . .. Bob Lubert gels a hit Jell Reed scores a decisive run T-B: Assistant Coach Bill Petures, Brian Reed, Mike Raich, Dave Wrublesky, Joel Basaylga, Dave Sullivan, Joe Wilson, Ray Pranskey, Head Coach Dave Nichol, Carl Malobabich, Dave Zaperach, Allen Vaccarelli, ScoII Anloline, Mark McKay, Assistant Coach Ed Dierdorf, Manager Dan Johnson, Ricky Nichol, Guy Rossi, Ed Carlin, Jeff Reed, Jeff Catanzarite, Anthony Wilson, Score Keeper Jack Jeffers, Bob Luberf, Leroy Ball, Chuck Parasida, Jason Lakas, Tim Kcehowski, Carola Pelino, and Jerry Summers. A POWERHOUSE SOFTBALL MEANS- • • T-B, Coach John Coladonato, Lisa Fedeles, Nikki Patterson, Kelly Oraganac, Diane Antoline, Hope Mielke, Rona Farls, Robin Podnar, Kelly Forse, Chris Domjancic, Coach Pfeifer, Manager Kim Alexander, Rachel Rumbaugh, Donna Werthman, Amy Osman, Callie Pickens, Michelle Sampson, Susan Zajac, Melissa Raich, Tracy Hickman, Lori Craig, Rita DiMatteo, Amy Lyons, Sara Haller, Chris Boser, Robyn Petrella, Vicki Ralish, Kim Alberti TENNIS MEANS ... DETERMINATION TENNIS MEANS ... LOVE SENIORS: 1 — KELLY DRAGONAC 2 — NIKKI PATTERSON 3 — BECKY CRONIN 4 — TAMMY KCEHOWSKI The Monaca High School girls’ tennis team wrapped up its season with the best record in school history. They finished 11-6 overall and 8-4 in the section. The team was coached by Pam Fronko and consisted of four seniors and seven underclassmen. T-B Coach Pam Fronko, Lori Craig. Susan Zajac. Kelly Dragonac. Tammy Kcehowski. Kim Alberti. Laura Alberti. Chris Boser, Nikki Patterson. Shari Ralish, Becky Cronin and Dawn Suttelte. BASKETBALL MEANS L-R, Robyn Petrella, Lisa Cerce, Rachel Rumbaugh, Donna Werthman, Brenda Hewitt, Kelly Forse, Coach Bill Petures, Lori Potosnak, Lisa Fedeles, Diane Antoline, Denise Wright, Tracy Hickman, and Denise Suttelle. The Girls’ Basketball Team finished their best season in school history this year with an overall record of seven wins and fourteen losses. The girls also entered the playoffs for the first time. The girls started off their sectional season with a three game losing streak against Freedom, New Brighton, and Quaker Valley by the scores of 62-31, 50-33, and 70-33, respectively. The Indians snapped out of their losing streak by defeating their next two op- ponents. Quigley, put up a fight until the end and the score was 44-41. In another extremely close game, the girls edged by their rivals, the Midland Leopards, by the score of 43-42. The girls then faced two losses against South Side by the score of 46-35 and Ali- quippa by the score of 57-16. In the home game against the Rochester Rams, two records were broken. Senior Diane Antoline broke the final game scoring record and freshman Rachel Rumbaugh broke the record held for the number of assists in a single game. The Indians won by the score of 59-14. Suffering four consecutive losses against Freedom by the score of 63-23, New Brighton by the score of 59-30, Quaker Valley by the score of 55-28, and Quigley by the score of 51-30 could not stop the determined Indians. They bounced back to win three important sec- tion games against Rochester, Midland, and South Side. The girls’ final section game of the year was against Aliquippa. The Indians were defeated by the score of 80-38. The Indians won their first W.P.I.A.L. playoff game against Our Lady of Sacred Heart in overtime by the score of 54-51. The girls lost their second playoff game against Avonworth, but not without a fight. The score of the game was 66-45. This year Monaca was led in scoring by senior Diane Antoline and in rebound- ing by junior Kelly Forse. . . . JAMMIN’ Senior Diane Anloline broke the single game record this past basketball season with 38 points, the record was previously held by Mari Beth Potosnak with 31 Diane scored these points in a home game against the Rochester Rams. She was also chosen to represent Monaca in the Quigley Classic. 85 ACANOMacanom ACANOM EDITORIAL STAFF T-B, Michele Kramer, Lisa Petrella, Karen Yuran, Linda Jena, Callie Pickens, Kris Cassida, Helen Smith, Sue Bobish, Advisor Mrs. Pugliano, Tina Bishop, Amy Osman, Dee Perdew, Melanie Spann, Sue Hezlep 86 ACANOM acanomACANOM SMILE •eXr- WORK — WORK — WORK BUSINESS MANAGER Robin Podnar BUSINESS STAFF T-B, Kris Cassida, Linda Jena, Helen Smith, Amy Veon, Robin Podnar ACANOMacanom ACANOM Photo Schedules ... layouts ... deadlines are a few of the steps to produce our 1984 Acanom. The Acanom Staff has to go to great detail so that when you look back on your high school years, you can once again relive those col- orful memories. ‘ rs25 «■ 88 TEE PEE TALK tee pee talk Most sports events and what’s “new” around the school is provided by the Tee Pee Talk and its staff. Sponsored by Mr. Blanarik, the staff works long hard hours to produce a newspaper that students and faculty alike enjoy and appreciate. What are you doing? r L-R, Robin Podnar, Kris Cassida 90 TEE PEE TALK TEE PEE TALK T-B, Frank Parone, Sherri Tutwiller, Kris Cassida, Hope Mielke, Robin Podnar, Amy Osman, Lorri Petures, Cynthia LaHue, Rona Farls, Callie Pickens 91 FRENCHfrench FRENCH OFFICERS T-B, Treasurer Janice Hafley, President Rachel Rumbaugh, Secretary Melissa Sampson, Vice-President Chris Boser T-B, Tammy Majors, Chris Boser, Rachel Rumbaugh, Janice Haffey, Carrie Pelrella, Jennifer Finch, Lori Humbert, Sponsor Miss Faflore, Beth Boswell, Tina Fraser, Beth Sinclair, Melissa Sampson, Sue Bobish, Kathi Kroskey, Lynelle Garizas, Krissy Nichols 92 SPANISHspanish SPANISH ◄ Christina Pinchoti, Michelle Kramer, Joy Croll, Holly McKeel, Karen Mattica, Cathy Springer, Shelley Cable, Shari Megill, Carol Springer, Kelly O’Connor, Stacy Dinsmore, Ann Pelino, Vicki Ralish, Sherri Hess, Mane Fattore, Sponsor, Kelli Jo Baker, Carla Petrella, Shawna Betters, Sue Veon, Leah Sant’Eufemia, Dee Perdew Officers: T-B, Tracy Antoline, sec.; Jennifer Osman, pres.; Vicki Ralish, treas.; Lisa Cerce, vice pres. 93 USHERS USHERS USHERS Officers T-B, Robin Podnar, Treasurer, Amy Springston, Secretary, Lori Shrum, President, Missing — Lisa Petrella, Vice President JR. HIGH BAND jr. high band JR. HIGH BANC T-B, Scott Buffington, Harry Port, Chuck Matchett, Eric Smith, Stephen Patterson, Melissa Zaperach, Bobbi Krugle, Paula Crile, Director Mr. Cerevolo, Tom Zarillo, Lisa Bedison, Traci Sanders, Brenda Tiereny, Robbie Schmuck, Jeff Ulicny, Pam Markle, Krista Fedeles, Anissa Smith, Kelly Yoho, Doug Long 94 PEPpePpepPEPpePpep T-B, Juniors: Sharon Ciccozzi, Jonna Brandenberger, Chris Domjancic, Melissa Raich, Lori Potosnak, Mandy Minnitle, Donna Werthman, Amy Soski, Shari Ralish, Dawn Suttelle, Bev Clemons, Lisa Monroe, Debbie Braddick, Amy Osman, Sheri Tutwiler, Callie Pickens, Rona Farls, Kim Sokolovich T-B, Seniors: Amy Veon, Helen Smith, Raelene Shively, Michele Vular, Hope Mielke, Linda Jena, Brenda Hewitt, Kelly Reda, Dreena Olshanski, Rhonda Taormina, Tammy Kcehowski, Sponsor Miss Fattore, Dana Nolder, Diane Antoline, Theresa Trella, Robin Podnar, Cynthia LaHue, Shari DeChellis, Diane Belgio, Becky Cronin, Anita LaFenta, Lorri Petures, Lori Liberatore, Kim Luikart, Lori Shrum, Michele Smith, Dawn Chumura T-B, Sophomores: Barb Stone, Tracy Hickman, Lori Kampi, Lynn Kovach, Kelly Burns, Trena Rubino, Kim Cassida T-B, Hope Mielke, Secretary: Rhonda Taormina, President: Kim Luikart, Treasurer: Chris Domjan- cic, Vice President. 95 LEADERS LEADERS LEADERS T-B, Lorri Petures, Susan Zajac, Jonna Brandenberger, Lynn Kovach, Lori Potosnak, Amy Veon, Lori Liberatore, Dreena Olshanski, Melissa Raich, Robin Podnar, Lori Shrum, Anita LaPenta, Rhonda Taormina, Theresa Trella, Hope Mielke, Diane Belgio, Kelly Reda, Mandy Minnitte, Barb Stone, Lori Craig ► OFFICERS T-B, Melissa Raich, Treasurer, Hope Mielke, Secretary, Lori Petures, V. President, Lori Shrum, President 96 RED CROSS RED CROSS RED CROSS AC, T-B, Melissa Sampson, Jennifer Osman, Sherry Hess, Christina Pinchotti, Michelle Kramer, Patty Kennedy, Linda Jena, Chris Baker, Kim Alberti, Karen Mattica, Cathy Johnson, Michelle Primo, Amy Lyons, Laura Alberti, Vicki Ralish, Tracey Antoline, Amy Springston, Michelle Humbert, Raelene Shively, Helen Smith, Ellen Beatty, Missy Herstine, Denise Sut- telle, Jennifer Perkins, Terri Sanders, Joni Ulicny, Pam Markle, Rachael Rumbaugh, Connie Kennedy, Dee Perdew, Kristy Crosby, Michelle Lubert, Heather Simpson, Beth Boswell, Karen Yothers, Chris Boser, Dawn Suttelle, Miss Fattore, Monica Troy, Traci Sanders, Lin- da Beckman, Callie Pickens, Rona Farls, Tina Fraser, Kelli Jo Baker, Sheri Megill, Dawn Chumura, Sherri Tutwiler, Angela Troy. OFFICERS ◄ T-B, Lauri Albert, Presdient, Patty Kennedy, Treasurer, Cathy Johnson, Secretary, Sheri Tutwiler, V. President 97 VO-TECH VO-TECH VO-TECH A T-B, Frank Tabin, Ed Elmer, Brad Judd, Jay Croll, Brian Wesley, Ron Cole, Mike McLaughlin, Gary Garlitz, Tom Lyons, Bill Sichak, Bruce May, John Yothers, Randy Sanner, Jeff Yablinsky, Chuck Parasida, John Zoppelt, Mark Quinn, Dean Petrella, Bob Fetzer, Jim McPherson, Jim FitzSimmons, Bill Phillips, Tom Johnston, Kevin Smith, Pat Miller, Chipper Johnston, Mark Landon, Tammy Hawk, Stacy Landon, Nikki Patterson, Sue Youtes, Mary Jo Booher, Cynthia LaHue, Tam- my Kcehowski, Debbie Phillips, Lisa Monroe, Patty Romer, Kim Luikart 98 JR.-SR. HIGH CHORUS JR.-SR. HIGH CHORUS JR.-Sr. HIGH CHORUS T-B, John Cole, Mr. Ceravolo, director, Beth Boswell, Whitey Cole, Frank Parone, Beverly Clemons, Michelle Keefer, Karen Mattica, Bonnie Javens, Tracy Fye, Kim Sokolovich Bev sings her heart out 99 T-B, Bill McClafferty, Sean Malone, Scott Gustic, John McBride, Wes Par- rish, Scott Quinn, David Rodgers, Tammy Williams, Paula Crile, Debbie Zagar, Sandy Puhalla, Bonnie Johnson, Jeannette Strikler, Todd Long, Mike DeChellis, Mike Harrich, John Davidson, Frank Dodson, Mike Paladina, Heather DeWeese, Anissa Smith, Stacie Haddad, Kathy Mikulich, Kelli Duncan, Tony DiBagio, Eddie Lyons, Trudy Hawk, Shawna Green, John DiMattio, Chris Malloy, Philip Craig, Samantha Winkle, Kristi Keefer, Stacy Koloski, Krista Fedeles, Mr. Cerevolo, Director NHS NHS NHS T-B, Joe Turek, Joe Dragonjac, Doug Holic, Mark McKay, Mike Raich, Rich Pupi, Rhonda Taormina, Theresa Trella, Becky Cronin, Shari DeChellis, Dawn Chumura, Diane Antoline, Patty Romer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A OFFICERS T-B, Rich Pupi, V. Presi- dent, Mike Raich, Treasurer, Diane Antoline, President, Rhonda Taor- mina, Secretary 100 NHS NHS NHS T-B, Melanie Spann, Amy Osman, Shari Ralish, Jonna Brandenberger, Melissa Raich, Rona Farls, Lori Potosnak, Nikki Patterson, Callie Pickens, Denise Venn, Anthony Rubino, Dave Sullivan, Joel Basalyga, Bill Carlin, John Goss, Tony Belli STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNClJ 102 T T-B, OFFICERS Dana Nolder, Treas. Shari DeChellis — See. Diane Antoline — Pres. Lori Shrum — V. Pres. When J.J. speaks, everyone listens. One regular activities the Student Coun- cil participates in is Childrens’ Hospital drive at Christmas, for which they went Christmas caroling. They also had the Sexy Legs Contest, which students voted for the male teacher who had the sexiest legs in the school. The new members are: Seniors — Jay Croll. Jodi Hornberger. Kelly Draganac, Joe Dragonjac, Debbir Krugle. Lorri Petures. Theresa Trella, Karen Yuran. Lori Shrum. Diane Antoline, Dana Nolder, and Shari DeChellis; Juniors — Donna Werthman, Kevin Smith, John Goss, Scott Antoline, Callie Pickens, Lori Potosnak. Anthony Rubino, Dave Sullivan and Amy Osman; Sophomores — P. J. Samt’Eufemia, Barb Stone, Lee Ball. Kim Cassida, Dan Johnson, and Lynn Kovach. Congratula- tions to the new members. The Student Forum representatives are Diane Antoline and Amy Osman. T-B, Dan Johnston, Joe Dragonjac, Scott Antoline, Dave Sullivan, John Goss, P. J. Sant ’Eufemia, Lee Ball, Anthony Rubino, Debbie Krugle, Dana Nolder, Theresa Trella, Lori Potosnak, Lynn Kovach, Donna Werthman, Kevin Smith, Karen Yuran, Lorri Petures, Shari DeChellis, Amy Osman, Barb Stone, Kim Cassida, Callie Pickens, Jay Croll, Lori Shrum, Diane Antoline, Kelly Draganac, Mr. Sullivan, Sponsor ► LIBRARY LIBRARY LIBRARY T-B, Frank Parone, Lee Ann Smith, Dreena Olshanski, Kelly Reda, Helen Smith, Michelle Keefer, Scott Grimes, Cindy Russel, Laurie Cerce, Mary Jo Booher, Amy Veon, Kris Cassida, Chris Baker, Laurie Alberti, Robin Podnar, Jamie LoFaso, Cindy LaHue, Anita LaPenta, Sue Youtes, Dana Crabtree, Patty Romer, Sherri Tutwiler, Mrs. Schleiger, Sponsor, Dawn Chumura, Michael Smith. This year’s Library Club has twenty- five hard working members from tenth to twelfth grade. The members work behind the circulation desk stamping out and putting magazines and books away. The Library Club meets once a month to discuss activities planned for that month. T-B, OFFICERS Kris Cassida, vice pres., Dreena Olshanski, Treas., Robin Podnar, sec., Mary Jo Booher, pres. VARSITY BAND The 1983-84 Monaca High School Varsity Band under the direction of W. Robert Valerio. Officers: T-8, Nick Petrella — Vice-President, Kris Cassida — Treasurer, Joe Turek — President, Mike Manzo — Underclassmen Representative, and Darren McKay — Secretary. Mr. W. Robert Valerio Director 104 VARSITY BAND VARSITY BAND The 1983-84 season turned out to be an outstanding one for the Varsity band. The ad- dition of Mr. Valerio as director, a gang of young faces, and a new image proved quite a combination, to the pleasant surprise of the entire town. Billie Jean,” Eye of the Tiger, and Gloria” highlighted football season, along with Monaca’s own version of Puttin’ on the Ritz, whose premier earned a standing ova- tion from the crowd. The spirit stayed alive through Basketball season and the finale was the 24th Annual Spring Concert on May 9th. Featured numbers were Flashdance and Thriller,” a Michael Jackson medley. The Acanom Staff would like to con- gratulate Mr. Valerio and the band on a job well done! Joe and Kely in concert 105 Being in the Band Means . 106 Saxophones: T-B, Rona Farls, Tina Bishop, Danny Johnson, Ted Dengel, Fred Vicznesky, and Cathy Springer. Lower Brass: T-B, Craig Morris, Paul Dessler, Brian Miller, Dave Messmer, Kelly O’Conner, and Frank Parone Trumpets: T-B, Eric Stormfels, Chuck Ely, Dirk Walsh, Ray Moravac, Dave Turek, Pat Miller, Doug Holic, Tina Fraser, Bob Winkler, and Mike Baker. Percussion: T-B, Art Giles, Jeff Bradford, Dennis Lee, Bob Holobinko, An- thony Catanzarite, Mike Manzo, Ann Dierdorf, Beth Sinclair, John Kirchel, Jim Winkler, Greg Heidel, Steve Hall, and Sue Bobish. .. fun, hectic, and sometimes wild! Clarinets: T-B Patty Kennedy, Amy Osman, Melissa Sampson, Chris Boser, Robyn Petrella, Tiffany Compton, Heather Simpson, Robin Podnar, Chris Dom- jancic, Shari Megill, Jamie LaFaso, Kim Alberti, Carol Springer, Amy Soski, Laura Alberti, Kris Cassida, Patti Jean Vannaucker, and Carla Petrella. Flutes: T-B, Sue Hezlep, Kelli Jo Baker, Sue Veon, Connie Kennedy, Lisa Fedeles, Jennifer Osman, Carne Petrella, Amy Burns, Callie Pickens, Terri Sanders, Amy Veon, Beth Stoffar, Kathi Kroskey, Ann Pelino, Sheri Tutweiler, Janice Haffey and Tammy Dinsmore Missing from pictures due to Westminister Honors Band: Joe Turek, Bob Stoffar, Nick Petrella, and Shari Ralish. Ted Laurel and Danny Hardy? INDIANETTES Tammy Kcheowski, Hope Mielke, Lori Shrum, Robin Podnar, Dawn Chumura, Kelly Reda, Kim Luikarl, Raelene Shively, Sue Hezlep, Denise Venn, Donna Werthman, Michelle Sampson, Callie Pickens, Sue Keefer, Ronette Nicely, Tiffany Compton, Jonna Brandenberger, Mandy Minnelte, Jeannie Kearney, Rona Farls, Lynn Kovach, Sharon Ciccozzi, Cynthia Lahue, Amy Burns, and Renee Lalshaw. ROBIN POPNAR CAPTAIN DAWN CHUMURA CO-CAPTAIN 108 MAJORETTES MAJORETTES MAJORETTES Although the Majorettes did not attend a summer camp they practiced long hard hours during the summer with special help from Judy Chirchetti. When asked to comment about the Majorettes, Head Majorette Amy Veon replied, Even though there are only seven girls I think we've worked hard and I feel that the squad looks a lot better than it did at the beginning of the summer. The Majorettes held many fundraisers with the Indianettes and the Band Parents to raise money for batons and pompoms. no CHEERLEADING MEANS ... PEP AND PRIDE STAGE CREW STAGE CREW STAGE CREW 113 FOOTBALL T-B, Coach DeVincentis, Robert Cole. George FitzSimmons, Carl Malobabich, Dean Taormina, Tim Kcehowski, Bill Barber, Malt Kinkead, Coach Hunt, Coach Skiles, Dan Cronin, Robert Pupi, Mike McKay. Willie Hetzer, Eric Ciccozzi, Jeff Catanzarite, Jeff Keefer, Brian Miller, Tom Garizas, Brian Tutwiler, Shawn Chumura, Brian Latshaw, Bill Braddick, Mickey Pranskey, Ben Moritz, Guy Rossi. Chuck Matchett, Keith Smith, Greg Sims, Rick Nichol, Chuck Camp, Corey Cobbs, Danny Wilson. Mark Trella, Ivan Snyder, Eric Keefer, Managers: Frank Dodson, Doug McCullough, Joey Waggoner Cheerleaders T-B, Lisa Cerce, Co-Captain Amy Springston, Captain Vicki Ralish, Co-Captain Tracey Antoline, Krissy Nichol, Dee Perdew, Kristy Keefer, Shawna Green, Patti Vannauker. The cheerleader cheer the learn on to victory The Junior High Cheerleaders attended all six football games except for the one the other team (Western Beaver) forfeited. They also attended all the basketball games. The cheerleaders helped the football team to be section champs by cheering them all the way to becoming Number One. To raise money, the cheerleaders had a car wash, a tag day, and sold hoagies. Seventh — Eighth — Ninth Grade T-B, Lowell Engleman, Willie Hetzer, Carl Malobabich, Keith Schwartz, Coach: Mr. Springston, Robert Pupi, Robert Cole, Dan Cronin, Jeff Catanzarite, Matt Kinkead, Tim Kcehowski, Eddie Carlin, Mark Trella, Mike Manzo, Will Sebastian, and Mike McKay. Ninth Grade Basketball pfMc L-R. Susan Saul, Lisa Bedison, Anne Dierdorf, Krista Fedeles, Amssa Smith. Saundra Schwartz. Keiy O’Connor. Kim Baldwin. Shari Megill. and Coach Sue Snyder Willie Hetzer shoots two for the Indians. ► 116 Basketball Mike passes lo an Indian The Monaca Jr. High Basketball Team finished the season with a record of 20 wins and 1 loss. They were co-champions of Section 16. and they also were the champions of the Beaver County Jr. High Tournament. They defeated Blackhawk in the championship game by a score of 48-35. T-B. Coach Mark Grater. Greg Gulley. John Nicely. Dean Johnston. Dean Taormina. Brad Latshaw. Danny Wilson. Coach Mark Lyons. Phillip Craig. Tom Vaccarelli. Derek Wilson. Lance Malobabich, Frank Dodson. Wesley Parish. David Houser. Matthew Raich. Edward Lyons. Tom Tuscik. Jeff tries for two Seventh-Eighth Grade Basketball JR. SR. PROM ... Prom King: Tie — Anthony Rubino, Tony Belli, Queen: Melissa Raich Take it easy Dawn 120 rhe hypnotist put everyone in a good mood Kim decides lo lake a break It’s been a long nighl 121 A NIGHT IN HEAVEN ... Lori Kampi and John Goss Michelle Smith and Reed Mitchell Denise Venn and Darren McKay Rita Makowiecki and Bill Carlin Sherri Tutwiler and Jeff Props! SueHezlep and Joe Turek 122 Lori Craig and B. J. Fleming Diane Antoiine and Bob Stalnecker Barb Stone and Scott Antoiine Debbie Braddick and Tom Maxwell Kim Sokolovich and John Helterbran Cynthia LaHue and Keith Corsi Beverly Clemons and Jay Cron Amy Taylor and John Kirchel Tiffany Compton and Shawn Bell Kim Cassida and Nick Petrella Lisa Petrella and Anthony Catanzarite Amy Burns and Bob Stoffar Dawn Chumura and Brad Brumrmtt Tammy Kcehowski and Stan Orzechowski Kathy Johnson and Mike Norton Lisa Monroe and Danny Whiteleather Sue Keefer and Anthony Rubino 123 Patty Kennedy and Bob Baker A NIGHT IN HEAVEN . .. Shari Ralish and Chris Kasprzyk Michele Sampson and Dave Wrublesky Callie Pickens and Dave SuINvan Sandy Blinn and Tom Lyons Lynn Kovach and Kevin Kcebowski Nikki Patterson and Mike Raich A special thanks to Jr. Class sponsor Miss McClain Donna Werthman and Frank DiCenso Patty Romer and John Stepek Sherri Wolfe and Joe Wilson Sharon Ciccozzi and Mike Marcintak 124 Beth Sinclair and Paul Dessler Amy Osman and Tony Belli KeHy Burns and Joe Dragonjac Susan Zajac and Joel Basalyga Karen Stevens and Dave Taormina Michelle Keeler and Steve Walsh Lisa Hinzman and Chuck Parasida Melissa Raich and Mark McKay Denice Krugle and Brian Reed Tammy Barber and Kevin Smith Kalhy Lemdecker and Mike McLaughlin Robin Rodnar and Jim Belli Rona Paris and Bob Schweinsberg Lorri Pelures and Rich Kim Luikart and Pat Baur 125 GUYS AND DOLLS ... You have to smile bke this Miss Sarah Brown is in charge of the Save-A-Soul Mission near Times Square, and she holds street-corner meetings in the same vicinity where Nathan Detroit and his cronies (Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Benny Southstreet, Rusty Charlie, Harry and Horse, Angie the Ox, etc.) hang out. Nathan is the operator of a floating crap game that at the moment is temporarily homeless because officer Brannigan is waging a campaign on crap games in this neighborhood. Miss Adelaide, a singer at the Hot Box, is tired of her 14 year engagement to Nathan and wants him to leave and marry her. If Nathan can raise $1000 he can get a place to hold his game and the town is full of anxious crap shooters looking for action. He hits upon an idea. Sky Masterson is passing through town on his way to Havana and Nathan knows Sky will bet on almost anything. Nathan tricks Sky into a bet whereby Nathan says that he can name a “doH that will not go to Havana with Sky. Sky is sure of himself not only in gambling but particularly with women and takes the bet. b Nathan names Miss Sarah! My health food diet doesn’t seem to be working. The newest spring fashions for down on the farm. Say Cheese! Smile and pretend that you are enjoying this. 127 SPRING CONCERT A french horn sok) Pal strums to Thriller’' 128 A flourish of woodwinds CHORUS CONCERT ... The Jr. High presented “A Western Roadshow' Eddie and Little Vac MAY CROWNING .. . Crown Bearer Dionna Anderson Breakdancers: Marvin Chumura and Gary Lyons May Queen: Nikki Paterson. Runners-Up: Kim Luikart and Hope Mielke Sceptor Bearer: Randy Taormina T-B, Pat Duncan, Frank DiCenso, Mike Raich, Rich Pupi, Dean Tuffie, Bob Stalnecker, Joe Dragonjac, Hope Mielke, Mark McKay, Nikki Patterson, Kim Luikart, Brad Brummit, Dan Fayad, Bob Lubert, Jeff Reed, John Domjancic, Jeff Props!, Theresa Trella, Lorri Petures, Dana Nolder, Diane Antoline, Melissa Raich, Dionna Anderson. Barb Stone, Randy Taormina, Sherri Wolfe, Lori Shrum, Shari DeChellis. Lori Liberatore, Rhonda Taormina 130 Kim Luikart and Brad Brummil Mark McKay and Nikki Patlerson Hope Mielke and Joe Dragonjac Frank DiCenso and Melissa Raich Lorn Petures and Rich Pupi AWARDS DAY . . . 132 Woman's Club Scholarship. US Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award. Rochester Woman’s Club Scholarship. American Legion Scholarship U.S. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award, American Legion Scholarship, McCracken Scholar Athlete Award. Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Woman's Club Scholarship, U.S. Marine Band Award. Wolves Club Grant, American Legion Scholarship. March of Dimes Scholarship, Wolves Club Grant, American Legion Scholarship. American Legion Essay Contest — First Place. MAY 25, 1984 Wolves Club Grant. American Legion Essay Contest — Second Place. American Legion Scholarship MICHELLE SMITI Library Club Award Pittsburgh Tube Company Scholarship Woman's Club Girl of the Year 133 Newspaper Award. Newspaper Award Award Winners Missing — Kris Cassido. Sheri Tutwiler and Amy Osman w Secretaries Award. American Legion Scholarship. Wolves Club Grant. Newspaper Voice of Democracy — First Place. Democracy — JR. HIGH AWARDS American Legion Oratorical Contest Place. — Second American Legion Oratorical Contest — First Place, and Voice of Second Place. P American Legion Award — Pepe Equizi and Leah Library Awards — Michelle Primo, Dee Perdew. Joy Croll. Sant'Eutemia. Jennifer Finch. Rick Nichol. Amy Springston. Holly McKeel. Kristy Crosby. Branda Anthony, and Stacy Dinsmore 135 Tennis Letters — Dan Cronin and Joe Humbert Baseball letter — Jeff Catanzarite T-B. 9th Grade Scholastic Awards — Chris Boser, Heather T-B, 9th Grade Scholastic Awards — Jett Catanzarite. Mike Simpson, Michelle Lubert, Jennifer Osman. Michelle Primo, Manzo, Joe Humbert. Robert Pupi, Brian Tutwiler. Mike Dee Perdew McKay T-B, 7th Grade Scholastic Awards — Chuck Matchett. Dave Houser. Pam Markle, Mike DeChellis. Traci Sanders L-R, 8th Grade Scholastic Awards — Shari Megill, Michelle Kramer. Saundra Schwartz. Ann Pelino, Kelly O'Conner L-R. 8th Grade Scholastic Awards — Dave Duncan. Craig Morris. Dean Taormina, Ted Dengel, Jack Hurley 136 NEW YORK Mr. Cerilli Superintendent Mr. Wellendorf Principal Mr. Siget Principal ADMINISTRATION kmm ft SCHOOL BOARO: L R, Robert Whitehouse, Connie Javens, Carl Korak, Michael Halama. Michael Raich — President. Dennis Houser. Curtis Latshaw, Clifford Kleist, and Christopher Mangin. 140 Mr. Taormina Guidance Director Secretarial Staff 1. Mrs. Patty Zajac 2. Mrs. Helen Werthman 3. Mrs. Dorothy Lothrop 4. Mrs. Eleanor Schachern Mr. Taormina prepares lor lest day 142 FACULTY... faculty... FACULTY 1. Mr. Blanarik Shop 2. Mr. Cantelmi English 3. Mr. Ceravola Music 4. Mrs. Christian English 5. Mr. Daniels Social Studios ... faculty ... FACULTY ... faculty 1. Mr. Darak Science 2. Mr. DeLuca Phys. Ed. 3. Mr. Falh Music 4. Miss Faltore Languages 5. Mr. Felice Business 6. Mrs. Gabriel Home Economics 143 SCIENCE . . . ENGLISH . . . HISTORY . . . MATH 1. Mr. Michaluk Math 2. Mr. Nichol Phys. Ed. 3. Mr. Pfeifer Social Studies 4. Mr. Pritchard Math 5. Mrs. Pugliano Art 6. Mrs. Reader Business 145 FACULTY ... faculty... FACULTY 1. Mrs. Schleiger Library 2. Mr. Springston English 3. Mrs. Stuart Business 4. Mr. Sullivan Social Studies 5. Mr. Valerio Music SUPPORT SERVICES Cafeteria: L-R, Mrs. Lickman, Mrs. Bren- neman, Mrs. Bat- taglini, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Trella, Mrs. AiPerti. Mainfainence: 1. Mr. Jeffers 2. Mr. Pfeifer 3. Mr. Spencer 4. Mr. Troia Head Mainfainence Mr. Vannauker, missing 147 MRS. WALTER RETIRES Miriam Walter was born in Lectonia, Ohio. She attended Fairfield Centralized Schools and graduated in 1940. Upon graduation, she continued her education at the Salem City Hospital School of Nursing from 1940-1943. She also did post-graduate work at Slippery Rock State College from 1964-1969. On March 14,1945, Mrs. Walter married Raymond David Walter, now a retired minister. They have four children: David of Clifton, New York; twins, Nancy and Jane, Jane of Columbia, South Carolina, and Nancy of Hackensack, New Jersey; and Tim of Labrobe, Pennsylvania. Three grandchildren, Melissa, 13; Margo, 8 and Alison, 6 complete their family circle. Mrs. Walter has served as the school nurse for the Monaca School District for 21 years. She also has two years in both the Salem and Rochester Hospitals. She worked part-time for 15 years at St. Joe Mineral Corporation. In addition to the M.E.A., the P.S.E.A. and N.E.A., Mrs. Walter belongs to the Beaver County School Nurses Association and the Beaver County Machine Knitters Club. 150 Sizes ... For DAD DESERVES THE BEST! CALLAGHAN’S PHARMACY Louis Pupi, R. Ph. 1026 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone: 775-0684 Russell Stover Candies 915 Penns. Ave., Monaca 774 2179 Owner, Eugene Schmuck Compliments of Michael G. Raich EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE 374 Third St. Beaver Phone: 775-4222 Financial Planning Pension and Retiremant Specialist THE NATIONAL BANK OF BEAVER COUNTY Monaca, PA 15061 “Change to meet your needs I Hi YORHf AGi VCY. HMC. 1231 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA 774-2580: FULLY STAFFED FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS. BOTH PERSONAL and BUSINESS . business packages • homeowners • • AUTOMOBILE • WORKMANS COMPENSATION • • EMPLOYEE BENEFITS • LIFE MB HEALTH • PETERSON INSURANCE AGENCY George M. and Darlene Stormfels Auto, Life, Home, and Business 799 Virginia Ave. Rochester, PA [QQpeopleslM of Western PA Member FDIC Phone: 843-6029 BEAVER VALEY MALL DR. DOYLE’S Open 7 Days DISC DEN BEAVER 1213 Pennsylvania Ave. VALLEY Monaca, PA 15061 Phone: 775-5234 FLORAL RECORD, TAPES, 869-0220 ALBUMS: USED, IMPORTS AND OUT-OF-PRINT Floral Designs and Decorating Delivery COLLECTABLES ROCK T-SHIRTS Owners: 373 State St. Ray Kurash and Baden, PA Dave Pinkosky 15005 JOHNSON FLOWERS FARMERS BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION “on the park” 1034 Pennsylvania Ave. - Monaca, PA “Flowers for all Mortgages and Savings, 6 ' 2% on Passbook Savings Insured to $100,000 Occasions’’ 290 West Park Roch, PA 15074 Phone: 774-4174 I .SENIORS jJ®[ PfioTOGWHY (_JT|r_j «wedoinqs fSpoC 1 .REUNIONS “CHICKS” laf StVIK ill 101 DUTCH BAR'll” W Friendly, Good Atmosphere, Good Food ® I I20 PE WA AVENUE MONACA Phone: 774-9174 VaCCAREILI jrupio 774-7454 1104 Marshall Rd. Monaca, PA ANCHOR HOCKING CORPORATION MONACA AUTO BODY GRAESER BROS. Pheonix Glass Division Monaca, PA Complete Collision Repairs State Inspection Front Alignment Phone: 775-0010 Monaca, PA Phone: 774-6430 CELESTE’S TAVERN 1426 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA © MELLON BANK Phone: 774-9804 A NignDor you can count on “Homemade Food” Center Township Office PENN-MONACA LITTLE ECHO STEEL RESTAURANT PRODUCTS CO. AND Structural Building Products Steel Joist, Metal Decks Siding LOUNGE Industrial Fabrications Design and Detail 1746 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA 15061 1534 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA 15061 Phone 412-774-0870 774-0464 Compliments of FERNBANKS FLOWERS MONACA MENS’ AND BOYS’ STORE Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands 1114 Pennsylvania Ave. Monaca, PA 350 Frankfort Rd. Monaca, PA 9 ■« r Weddings Fresh and Silk . nr Flowers 774-1340 The Acanom Staff wishes to thank all of its advertizers, sponsors and patrons. THANK YOU! 156 Ziggy’s Tux Shop Polish National and Cleaners Alliance Eugene Zegerili No. 841 Owner PATRONS Thads’ Jewelers Linda Heckman Mr. and Mrs. William Spann Tom and Nancy Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. Butch Baker Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Cianfarano Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Dengel Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Engelman Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Latshaw Bill and Kathy Hetzer Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brummitt Edwin Edwards Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vular Mario. Mary Jo. Carlo, and Ann Pelino Jack and Mary Venn Don and Betsy Stone Mrs. Margaret Parone and Family Dan and Renee Bove Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reese. Sr. Chick and Bonnie DiBiagio Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schmuck Mr. and Mrs. George Bertram Mr. and Mrs. John Brandenberger Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moritz Carl and Cathy Malobabich Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shively Frank M. Eder. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lubert John and Virginia Williams Pastor and Mrs. James Draganac Mr. and Mrs. Norman Arnott Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pupi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Trella Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Maier Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stoffar Jon and Andrea Boswell Bonnie Sanders Terry Sanders Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forse Mr. and Mrs. John Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moravec Mr. and Mrs. B. M. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. John Burns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Markle Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shrum Mr. and Mrs. George Heidel Mr. and Mrs. John Veon Michele M. Morris Barbara Petrella Mr. and Mrs. William Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Donald Landon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McLaughlin Don and JoAnn Rumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole. Ron and Whitey Mr. and Mrs. George Dudas and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Zager Mr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vannauker Mr. and Mrs. John Antoline Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Lyons Mrs. Fran LaPenta Karen A. Householder John and Kay Yuran Mr. and Mrs. William Baker Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beckmen and Children Charles Zaperach Kathleen Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hess Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dessler Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Bishop. Jr. Ron and Roseanne Farls Kathy Dodson Frank E. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Teams Paul Latshaw Family Blanche Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stalnecker Mr. and Mrs. Gene Podnar Doris Potosnak Mr. and Mrs. John Ofcharka Ron and Gretchen Harich Barb Reda Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kampi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manzo John and Suellen Ulicny Archie and Shirley Judd Richard Marshall Peggy Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Nick Petrella Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Pickens and Clllie Frank and Janet Primo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Houser Patti Lubert Mr. and Mrs. George Haller Ron. Patty. Shari and Robyn Megil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dlerdorf Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robert Krugle. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeChellis Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Tuffie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Troy Angela. Monica, and Richie Troy Rob and Shirley Smith Mrs. Phyllis Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sant'Eufemia The Propst Family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. George M. Stormfels Mr. and Mrs. Harper J. Simpson Mrs. Betty Pokita Tom and Pat Johnston William and Ruth Herzog 157 INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX Seniors Anlohne. Dane 83.82. 19. 102. 111. 112.79. 132.42. 122. 100 130 Arnoll. Daron 19 Baker Robert 70. 72. 19. 123 Belgio. Diane 19.96. 37 Be . James 70.71.20. 120. 125 Booher, Mary 20.98 103 Bradford. John 20 Brummll. Bradcy 20. 70. 37. 133. 120. 123. 130. 131 Cassida. Knsien 20. 103. 105. 104. 107 Chumura.Dawn 21. 103. 108.97. 120. 121. 123. 100.94 Crablree. Dana 21. 103 Cron. Jay 21.98, 102. 123 Cronm. Rebecca 21.81. 36. 134. 100 DeChefcs. Shan 21. 102.111.112.37.43. 100. 130 DeOommios. Leroy 22 Dessler. Paul 22. 105. 113. 106.43. 126. 123. 125 Draganac.KeBy 22.81. 102.79 Dragonjac Joseph 71. 70 75. 76. 74. 22. 102. 103. 43. 126. 125. 100. 130. 131 Dorrccncic. John 70.22. 130 Duncan. Mike 23 Evans. Robert 23 Fayad. Dan 23. 72. 127. 130 FitzSimmons. James 23.98 Fleming. Brian 71. 70.23. 126. 127. 122 Forse. Don 24 Fritz. Sharon 34 Garlilz.Gary 24.98 Grimes. Scotl 24. 103 He will. Brenda 83.82.24.37 Hod.c Doug 24. 105. 113. 106.80. 132.42. 100 Hornberger. Jodi 25 Jena. Inda 25.97.94 Johnston. Tom 71.70.25.98 Judd. Bradey 71.70.25.98 Kcehowski. Tammy 81.25.98. 133. 108. 123 Kirchel John 26 105. 106. 120. 121. 123 krugle. Deborah 26. 102 laHue. Cynthia 26.98. 103. 108. 122.94 Landon. Stacy 26.98 LaPenla Amta 26. 103.96.94 Liberalore, Ion 27.96. 130 LoFaso. Jamie 27. 103. 128. 110. 107.94 Lubert. Robert 70. 72.27.78. 77. 37. 132. 43. 130 Lwkarl.Kim 75.27.98.37. 108. 121. 125. 130. 131 McKay. Darren 28. 104. 105. 122 McKay Mark 28. 70. 71. 77. 126. 121. 125. 100. 130. 131 Majors. Todd 27. 105. 113. 126. 127 Malasok. Jeffrey 28. 133. 126. 127 Maxwe . Thomas 28. 70. 71. 122 M«tke Hope 28.96.79. 134. 108. 130. 131 Holder.Dana 29. 102. ill. 112. 130 Otshanski. Dreena 29. 103.96.94 Parone. Frank 24.99. 103. 105. 106 Patterson. Nikk. 29. 81.98. 36. 79. 37. 124. 101. 130. 131 Pelures. Lorn 29. 102. 110.96, 127, 124. 130. 131 Phil � . Carl 30 PhHkps Wiliam 30.98. 94 Podnar. Robin 30. 103. 107.79. 134. 108. 120. 125 94 Puhalla. Robert 30, 126. 127 Pupi. Richard 30.70.71.37. 132.42. 126. 124. 100. 130. 131 Raich kkchael 70. 75. 72. 74. 31. 78. 77.37. 132.42. 126, 127. 124. 100. 130 Reda. Kelly 31. 103.96.36. 108. 126.94 Reed. Jeffrey 31 70. 71. 78. 77. 126. 130 Romer.Palricia 31,98. 103.36. 37. 121. 124. 100 Shivety. Raelene 31. 108.97 Shrum. Lor. 32. 102 36. 133. 108. 94 Smith. Helen 32. 103.97. 94 Smith. Michele 32. 103. 133. 122 Smith. Tanya 70. 72. 32 Spann. Melarve 32. 134. 101 Stahecker. Robert 75. 76. 74. 33. 122. 130 Stolfar. Robert 33. 105. 113. 133. 123 Taormina.Rhonda 33.96. ill. 112, 100. 130 Trela. Theresa 33.102.96. ill. 112. 132.42. 127. 100. 130 Tuffie. Dean 33. 130 Turek. Joseph 34. 105. 104. 113. 132.43. 122, 100 Veon.Amy 34. 103. 110.96. 107 Vigna. Tina 34 Viter. Michele 34 Wesley. Brian 34. 98 Wtezek. Andy 35 Wmkle. Timothy 35 Yothers. John 76. 72.35.98 Youtes. Sue 35.98. 103 Yuran, Karen 35. 102 ZigereHi. Mark 35 Juniors Alberti. Laura 50.81. 103. 107.97. 137 Antolme. Scotl 50. 102. 77. 137. 122 Baker. Chnsfcne 50. 103.97. 137 Bartholomew. Lisa 56 Basalyga. Joel 50. 70. 72. 77. 125. 101 Bell., Anthony 50. 76. 137. 120. 125. 101 Bernard, John 50 Blmn Sandra 50. 137. 120. 124 Bove. Darnel 50 Braddick. Debra 50. 110. 122 Brandenberger, Jonna 50 96. 108. 101 Bradovich. Michael 124 Burns. Amy 50. 107, 108. 137. 123 Campbell. Tracey 50.94 Carlm.Wilkam 50. 74, 122, 101 Catanzante. Anthony 50. 106. 123 Christian. Bruce 50 Ciccozzi. Sharon 50. 108, 124 Clemons. Beverly 50. 99. 126. 127. 120. 123 Cole. Ron 50.75.98.99 Compton. Tiffany 50. 107. 108. 123 Craig. Lon 50.81.96. 79. 122 DiCenso. Frank 50.80. 120. 124. 130. 131 Dierdorf. Enc 50.70 Domjancic. Chnstme 50. 112. 107. 79. 137 Duncan. Patrick 50. 130 Elmer. Edward 50. 98 Farls.Rona 50. 106.79. 134. 108.97, 137. 125. 101 Ferrari. Robert 50.70 Fetzer. Robert 50.98 Forse. Kelly 51.82.79 Fritz. Duane 51 Goss. John 51. 102.80. 137. 122. 101 Hawk. Tammy 98 Hays. John 51 Heidel. Gregory 51. 106 Hezlep. Susan 51. 107. 108. 137. 126. 127. 122 Hoke. Tammy 51 Johnson. Catherine 51.97. 120. 123 Johnston. Charles 51.98 Kasprzyk. Christian 51. 124 Kcehowski. Kevm 51.70. 124 Kearney. Jeanne 108 Keefer. Michele 51.99. 103. 125 Keefer. Suzanne 50.51. 108. 123 Kkmasewski. Steven 51 Landon. Mark 51.98 Latshaw. Paul Lyons. Thomas 52. 70.72.98. 124 Maiet. Mark Makowiecki. Rita 52. 122 May. Bruce 52. 70.98 MayMd. Mark 52 McLaughlin. Michael 52.98. 80. 125 McPherson. James 52. 98 Melcall. Edward 52. 70 Mrter. Patrick 52. 98. 128. 106 Mmmtle. Mandy 52. 96. 108 Mitchell. Reed 52. 70. 122 Monroe. L.sa 52.98. 110. 123 Nash. Robert 52 Nelson, Tracy 52 Nicety. Ronellc 52. 108. 124 Osman. Amy 52. 75. 102, 107. 79. 137. 125. 101 Parasida. Charles 52.98. 77. 124 Perkins. Charles 70.80 PetreHa, Dean 52.98 PetreHa. Lisa 137. 123 PetreHa. Nicholas 52. 104. 113. 123 Ptufcps. Deborah 52.98 Pickens. Cathe 52. 102. 107.79. 134. 108.97. 121. 124. 101 Potosnak. Lon 52. 83. 82. 102.96. 137. 101 Quinn. Mark 52. 98 Raich. Mehssa 50.52. 112. 79. 137. 120. 121. 125, 101. 130. 131 Ralish. Shari 52.81. 137. 124. 101 Reed. Brian 52.77. 125 Rubmo. Anthony 52. 74. 102. 120. 123. 101 Sampson. MicheOe 50. 79. 108. 124 Sanner. Randy 52,98 Schweinsberg, Robert 52. 70. 137. 125 Sichak. William 52.98 Sims. Janet 52 Smcla . Beth 53. 106. 123. 125 Smith. Kevm 53. 70. 98. 102. 80. 121. 124 Smith. Robm 53 Stevens. Karen 53. 137. 125 Sokolovich. Kimberly 53.99. 120. 121. 122 Soski. Amy. 53. 112. 107. 120. 124 Sullivan. David 53.70. 102.77. 121. 124. 101 SutleWe. Dawn 53.81,97 Szuchy. Laura 53 Tabm, Frank 53.98 Taormina. David 53. 70. 137. 127. 125 Turek.David 53. 106 Tulwiler. Sherr. 53. 75. 103. 128. 110. 107.97. 122 Ubcny. Joni 53.97. 137 Venn. Denise 53. 108. 137. 120. 122. 101 INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX Walsh. Dirk 53. 106. 128 Werthman. Donna 53. 82. 102. 79. 108. 120. 124 Wrublesky. Dave 53. 74. 76. 77. 124 Woile. Sherri 53. 120. 124. 130 Wmk let. Robert 53. 106 Wilson. Joseph S3. 70. 74. 76.78. 77. 120. 124 Yabinsky, Jeffrey 53.98 Zajac. Susan 53.81.96. 79. 125 Zoppell. John 53.98 Sophomores Baker. Michael 54. 128. 106.80 Baldwin. Darnel 70.54 Bal, Leroy 70. 54. 102. 77 Barber. Gregory 54 Barber. Scoll 54 Basinger. Ted 70, 54 Bischak. William 70. 54. 72 Bishop. Coslma 54. 106 Bobish. Susanne 54. 106 Boser. Brian 70.54 Brown. James 54 Burns. Kelly 54. 112. 125 Cahnger. Juke 54 Campbell. David 54 Campbell. John 54 Cassida. Kimberly 54. 102. 112. 135. 123 Cerce. Laurie 54. 103 Chumura. Marvin 54. 130 Cianlarano. Michael 54 Crablree. Robert 54 Paliollc. Tara 55 Pelino. Carlo 70. 55. 74. 77 Phillips Michael 55.94 Pranskey. Raymond 56. 74. 78. 77 Piopsl. Jeffrey 70. 56. 122. 130. 131 PuhaBa, David 56 Halley. Janice 58. 107 Ha� . Sieve 58. 106 Her si me, Mekssa 58.97 Hetzer. Wilkam 58 H zman. Nikki 58 Humbert, Joseph 58.80. 135. 136 Humbert. Lone 58 Rankin. Duane 56 Raykovics. Jeffrey 56 Rubmo. Trena 56. 122 Rubmo. Wifcam 56 Russell. Cynihia 56. 103 Sanders. Tern 56. 107.97 Sanl Eufenna. Paul 70. 56. 102 Smilh. Cariotta 56. 134 Smith. Leann 56. 103 Spann. Stephen 56 Slormfels. Eric 56. 106 Slone. Barbara 56. 102 %. 112. 122. 130. 131 Sbteier. Leo 56 Summers. Jerry 70.56. 77 Tanner. Robert 56 Teams. David 70.56 Vaccarefc. Alan 70. 56.74. 77 Vicznesky, Fred 70. 56. 106 Weigle. Kenneth 56 Williams. Scoll 56 Wilson. Anthony 56. 77 Wolfe. John 70. 56 Javens. Bonme 58.99 Kcehowski. Tim 58.77 Keeler. Eric Keeler. Jell 58 Kmkead. Matthew 58 Kroskey. Ed: 58 Lang. Dawn 58 Lee. Dennis 58. 106 Lubert, Mcheie 58. 136.97 Lyons. Amy 58. 79.97 Maiors. Tammi 59 Malobabich, Carl 59. 77 Manzo. Mchael 59. 104. 106. 136. 126. 127 Martm.Barb 59 Matlica. Karen 59.93.99.97 McKay Mike 59. 136 McKeel. Charles 59 McKeel. Holy 59.93. 135 Mrfler. Brian 59. 106 Mitchell. Joe 59 Moritz. Ben 59 Yolhers. Karen 56.97 Nicol. Richard 59.77. 135 Nickles. Kristen 59 DeCheHis. Shawn: 54 Decker. Kelly 54 Decker. Kimberly 55 DeWeesc James 55. 135 Doyle. Harry 55 Fedeles. Lisa 55.82. 107. 79 Gim, Denms 55 Grimes. Randy 55 HaB. Scoll 55. 74 Haller. Sara 54.55. 79 Herzog. Gary 55 Hickman. Tracy 55.82. 112.79 Hmzman. Lisa 55. 124 Zaperach. David 77 Osman. Jennifer 57. 59. 84. 128. 107. 136. 97.94 Freshmen Alberti. Kimberly 57.81. 107.79.97 Alexander, Eric 57 Anthony. Brenda 57. 135 Antoine. Tracey 57.97.94 Barber. Wrftemi 57 Beatty. Ellen 57. 97 Bedison. Lynn 57 Betan, Charles 57 Boser. Chris 57. 128. 107.79. 136.97 Boswell. Beth 57.99.97 Braddick. Wiliam 57 Perdew. Dee: 59.93. 135. 136.97 Perkins. Jennifer 59. 97 Petrefla. Carrie 59. 107 PetreWa. Robyn 59. 82. 107. 79 Pokita. Jacob 59 Pranskey. Mrckey 59 Prroo. M che e 60. 135.136.97 Proto. Mary Sue 60 Pupi. Robert 60. 136 Ralish. Vicki 57. 60. 93.84. 79.97 Reese. Larry 60 Rossi. Guy 60. 77 Rumbaugh. Rachel 60.82.79.97 Javens. Randy 70. 54. 55. 74 Johnston. Darnel 55. 74. 102. 106. 77. 107 Kampi Lon: 55. 112. 122 Kennedy. Patricia 55. 107.97. 123 King. Thomas 55 Kovach. Lynn 54.55. 102.%. 108. 124 Kroskey. Kathi 55. 110. 107 Krugle. Deroce 51 Car In. Edd 57. 77 Calanzarite. Jeff 57. 77. 135. 136 Cerce. Lisa 57.83.84 Ciccozzi. Eric 57 Cobbs. Corey 57 Cole. Robert 57.99 Croll. Joy 57. 93. 135 Cron . Daniel 57. 80. 135 Crosby. Kristy 57. 135.97 Sampson. Meissa 60. 107.97 Schwarz. Keith 60 Sebastian. WrfUam 60 Shaffer. Ken 60 Simpson. Heather 60. 107. 136.97 Smith. Keith 60 Sprmgslon, Amy 57.60. 135. 97.94 Stone. Lesii 60 Su� le� e. Denise 60.97 Lakas. Jason 55. 77 Lalshaw. Curtis 70.55 Latshaw. Renee 55. 108 Lyons. Gary 55. 74. 130 Makowiecki. Wiliam 55 Marshal. Robert 56 McOonald. Vmne 55 Moravec. Raymond 55. 106 Namalh, Frank 56. 124 Neiman. Brian 55 DeFekce. Mike 58 DAIatteo. Rita 57. 79 Dnsmore. Stacey 58.93. 135 Trela. Mark 60 TutwHer. Brian 60. 136 Veon. Susan 60.93. 107 Edwards. Ern 58 Engeiman. Lowell 58 Evans. Susan 58 Finch. Jennifer 58. 135 FitzSmvnons. George 58 Fraser. Tina 58. 128. 106.97 Whitehouse. Jodi 60 Winkle. Leske: 60 Wmkler. James 60. 106 Woodell. Bran 60 Wright, Denise 60.82 Olcharka. Karen 55 Garizas. Lynele 58 Giles. Art 58. 106 QN3 3H1 i ‘.V ■‘ViY: • • • 'V ' ‘ ; ;. •:’ Vv ' 1 r«-,i v -cr Mil v.