Neshannock High School - Lance Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

Cauce fteskamiock High School 301 M itchell Road JCew Castle, Pa 1986 Vol. VJJ 1986 Lance Neshannock School Opening ... Sports ....... Organizations Underclass .. Seniors ...... Faculty ...... Advertising . Patrons ...... Page 4 Page 24 Page 48 Page 70 Page 90 Page 114 Page 130 Page 170 The 1985-86 school year was a special one indeed. We opened the year to the banging of the roofers and the finishing touches of the clean- up crew following the fire (you do remember the fire). The 1986 LANCE reflects upon the past school year and the accomplishments of the people who made this year what it was. This year, we decided to pick a mystery senior and let you be the detective. There are clues throughout the book. Follow the instructions and discover who the mystery student is. Clue 1. This baby picture was given to us by his her mother. The mystery student does not even know that we have it. To see the next clue, go to Page 90. Fire Strikes N.H.S.! 4 Late Summer Blaze Damages Our School On the morning of August 9, 1985, a smoldering fire was discovered in and around the planter in the main lobby of Neshannock High School. The entire build- ing sustained extensive smoke and soot damage. The most severe damage was done to the lobby and the immediate first floor halls. S.O.S. International was awarded the bid to clean and restore the building and its contents. The entire building was cleaned, many ceilings replaced, gym and auditori- um and all hallways painted, carpets cleaned and all equipment inspected, cleaned and treated for corrosion. Amazingly, no school time was lost be- cause of the fire and the cleanup went smoothly. And Neshannock got the look of a new school thanks to the efforts of the cleanup crew. Although every school has stu- dents, none can compare with Neshannock's. Our students are not only academically advanced but they're also very spirited. Without the common school spirit each student shares, Neshan- nock High School would just be a building. The pride in their school can be seen in the students' eyes shenever the football or basket- ball team wins. Their pride is heard in the phrase, We are the pythons ; but most of all, their pride can be seen whenever our teams lose. The students never give up faithfulness to their school and are still proud to say I'm from Neshannock. To sum up Neshannock's students, only one word is needed; class. Neshan- nock is based on ways than one. 6 Often you hear people say there isn't anything to do around here! Well by looking around Neshannock, you can find many interesting things you could do. For instance, if your into school spirit, you could paint your face red and white, or even dress up in clothes that show your spirit. If that isn't your bag, how about working in the shop or in the com- puter room. And when all else fails, you could get the key and talk to your brother (if he's avail- able) or just get together with your friends. News From Neshannock Some interesting things hap- pened at Neshannock this year. Togas were the thing during Se- nior Week, the first time they were allowed during school. At homecoming, girls were behind the wheels of the cars for the first time. And We Are The Pythons rang out from the gym as the Bas- ketball team won its way to the playoffs. 8 HOME ; VISITOR Jeff Staph, the 1985 Mock Homecoming Queen, escourted by Nick Manolis Mock Homecoming On Friday, September 27, during the Homecom- ing Pep Assembly, Ne- shannock crowned a queen of a different sort. With great fanfare and hoopla, Neshannock High School held its third annu- al Mock Homecoming contest featuring raving beauties from the senior class. There were many ex- cellent choices, includ- ing Rocky and Adrian as well as other inter- esting” characters. The competition was tough, but the fans at the pep assembly had to make a choice. And the winner was Jeff Staph, with his escort Nick Manolis. May your reign be long and happy!?!” Mark Dewberry and Jamie Lambo Larry Doran and David Moses Eric Sommerfeld and Mike Eric Richards, Rich Canciello and Jim Fisher DeSantis Todd Nicholson and Mike 9 Ambuster Neshannock's Musical 'Kiss Me, Kate Shakespeare? In 1985? Believe it or not, it's true! In our 1985 musical Kiss Me, Kate, Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew mod- ernized with music, dancing, lights, and singing, was brought to Neshannock's stage on April 17, 19, and 20, 1985. The Cole Porter production was directed by Mr. Don Frediani. Set in the present, it is the story of a Broadway troupe putting on a production of the Taming of the Shrew with the shrew presenting a parallel plot to the romantic difficulties of director Fred Gra- ham (Lee Altman) and his star (graduate Tara Vinton). Other members of the cast included Eric Richards, Jennifer DuVall, Dean Morini, Jeff Marcella, Allison Fortner, Dave Rispoli, Mike Mastrian, Greg Alexander, Dave Sloat, Dave Patterson, and John DeSilvestri. Mr. Lou D'Angelo directed the members of the show chorus, which included mem- bers of the choir who were not in starring roles. While they were not the leading parts in the play, the musical could not have gone on without their backing. Mr. Tom Schaffner directed the always excellant orchestra through a difficult score. While the orchestra gets little atten- tion for their work, it must be noted that the members must be at their best because the leads in the play need their backing. And finally, it must be noted that the dancers for the musical this past year went it alone without the help of an adult choreographer. Special commenda- tions go out to Stephanie Pazzo, Amy Isi- dro, and Kelli Ludovici. Left: The chorus in the limelight. Below left: The dancers await their turn to hit the stage. Below: Fred Graham (Lee Alt- man) sings Wunderbar with Lilli Vasessi (Tara Vinton). Opposite page: On the set of Taming of the Shrew. Left: The chorus really got into the music last year's musical. ii Prom Whatever We Imagine The 1985 prom, held at the New Englander on a cool spring night was cer- tainly a time to imagine. A beach, 95 degree weather, and a bright shining sun? That was Joe and Todd's idea of fun for prom night. Attired in Hawai- ian clothing complete with sun glasses and beach chairs, they enjoyed good music and basting in the sun . It was a night of glamour and enchant- ment with music provided by Entertain- ment Co. Thanks goes out to all who let our imaginations run wild. 12 13 Homecoming 1985 Football weather had finally arrived-just in time for Homecoming 1985. It was the first time in N.H.S. history that girls had the priveledge of driving in homecoming and the class of '86 made it happen. Amy Fox, Stephanie Pazzo, and Bonnie Wajler were the three girls chosen as candidates for the crown. Their escorts were Jay Vitale, Don- ald Colucci, and Nick Kolovos. With nerves on end, the weather gave an added chill as they were escorted across the field to their positions. The drum roll began and beat almost as loud as the girls hearts. Mr. Frediani read the lucky can- didates name. Tears streamed down Ste- phanie's face as Student Council President David Wilson crowned her queen. The evening ended with another big vic- tory-that of the football team with a win over previously undefeated Mohawk, 6-0. Queen Candidate Amy Fox Surprise Stephanie-You're our queenlll Queen Candidate Bonnie Wajler Attendants Juniors Becky Martello Tina Mastrian Tracy Tullio Sophomores Marianna DeLuca Pam Evans Bridget Villani Senior Pep Assembly Friday, October 25 was Senior Day at Neshannock, in honor of the senior football players and other seniors who participated in a sport or activity. The culmi- nation of the day was the Senior Pep Assembly. This was the last football pep rally, and was un- doubtedly one of the best of the year. The football players took on the cheerleaders in a tug-of-war. Since the outcome was undecided (come on now girls, did they really cheat?), a member of each team re- ceived a small token of the oth- ers esteem: a pie in the face. Everything was taken in fun and the seniors got that little something extra they needed for the game that night. Jeff Staph wipes pie from his face while Don Colucci readies the crowd for the next victim. Senior Night Football After a super senior week, the football team, band, auxilliary corps and cheerleaders were honored prior to the final home game. The week culminated with a romp over Mercer that sent everyone home with a smile. 'Nick Manolis, son of Eric with his brother and mother. Senior cheerleader Amy Isidro. 19 Senior Ploy ' 'Ghostess With Mostess The Class of 1986 presented its Senior Play on Saturday, De- cember 14, a comedy entitled Ghostess With the Mostess. A very funny play with plenty of surprises, it was an off-Broadway success, and after seeing the seniors performance, you could see why. The play revolved around a new factory, built on the spot where an occurance involving the deaths of three military men and one woman, the owner of the house, took place during the revolutionary war. The new factory has problems when strange things start to happen. Then, when people start to see ghosts, the fun begins. While it is a comedy, the play also teach- es a lesson in understanding your friends and your enemies. Cast Steve Hietsch, Christine Colum- bus, David Sloat, Amy Fox, Jay Vitale, Stephanie Pazzo, Todd McClay, Sheila Mooney, Richie Canciello, Susan Barber, Mary Jo Roth, Eric Richards, Christy Sand- ers, Rhonda DeFelice, Vic Cla- velli, Mike Ambuster, Sarah Colby, Melissa Santia, Felicia Caiazza, Allison Fortner. 20 Top left: Here I come. Big Boy. Top middle: Don't worry Aunt Polly, Bruno will protect us from the ghost es. Top right: What do you mean my hair looks messy? Above: I didn't touch her, my stomach got in the way! Left: Bonnie and Griff finally get together. 21 Girl's Senior Night Top - Amy Lytle and her parents ready to take the court. Above - The three seniors honored on Senior Night. Right - Jill Turner leads the team on the court. On Thursday, February 13, Ne- shannock honored the 3 senior members of the Girl's Basketball team prior to the start of the game with Farrell. Amy Lytle, Jill Turner, and Charlene Wasser- man played their final home game that evening. And though the team put forth their best ef- fort, the girls lost to the lady Steelers, 65-24 to somewhat dampen spirits. Boys 'sSenior Night On Friday, February 14, Ne- shannock honored the 7 seniors who participated in the Boy's Basketball season from the team and the cheerleaders. Don Colucci, Todd Nicholson, Nick Kolovos, and Dave Wilson played in their final home game and Amy Isidro, Stephanie Pazzo, and Bonnie Wajler cheered one last time before the home crowd. Afterward, in front the fans they pleased all year, the seniors led the team to a 78-57 trouncing of Frew Mill. Top - Stephanie Pazzo leads her parents onto the court. Above - Some of the seniors during the pregame ceremony. Left - Don Colucci waits his turn to enter the gym with his parents. 23 Row 1: E. Richards. D. Stoops, C. Dess, R. Maggie, D. Ambuster. D. Wilson, G. Alexander, J. Demofonte, J. Staph, A. Geramita, J. Mutter. Row 2: L. Doran, R. Canciello. K. Sommerfeld, J. Kendall, M. Morelli, D. Moses, S. Dwyer, J. DeSantis, K. Nice. B. Grady, B. Barker. Row 3: N. Manolis. J. Camerot, E. Sommerfeld, M. Fisher, J. Lambe, J. Eakin, B. Fazzone. P. Pannella. T. Sizer. T. Nicholson, A. Pugh, B. DeLorenzo. Row 4: D. Cathcart, B. Leonhardt, R. Fontana, M. Dewberry, D. Sloat, J. Weatherby, J. Siebanoller, T. Sankey, M. Pakovitch, J. Medure. Missing: M. Ambuster. Varsity Football 1985 was the year of the streak for the Neshannock Lancer football squad as the team wound up with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses. The year started out on a sour note, with a 49-0 loss at the hands of a powerful Freeport team, which went on to post an undefeated regular season record. Week number two brought with it loss number two, a 8-7 heart- breaker to Meadville. The Neshannock de- fense was taxed all night by the powerful running game of Meadville, but held a 7-2 lead until about midway through the 4th quarter when Meadville's halfback broke a long touchdown run to win the game. The next two weeks brought losses to league ri- vals West Middlesex 28-12 and Laurel 7-0, in a game the Lancers should have won. The out- look for the rest of the season looked so gloom with 4 strong teams left on the schedule. But the Lancers began their second streak of the season with a 6-0 Homecoming victory over previously unbeaten Mohawk. Todd Nicholson's touchdown run proved to be the winner for Neshannock. Jeff Demofonte pro- vided the winning margin the next week against previously once beaten Wilmington in an exciting 9-6 victory. The Lancers then posted three more victories, totally dominat- ing Slippery Rock 14-0, Union 13-0, and Mer- cer 29-7. The Lancers playoff hopes were decided on the Friday before the Shenango game and Shenango was in a must win situa- tion. The final score: 26-0 Shenango in the rain. While the season was not a total success, there were some standout performances by many of the Lancers. And with the reliance on underclassmen during the past year at many key positions, football's future is bright for next season. Seniors: Row 1 - E. Richards, J. Staph, R. Canciello, M. Moses. Row 2 - J. Lambo, E. Sommerfeld, J. DeSantis, L, Doran, N. Manolis. Row 3 - M. Dewberry, M. Fisher, D. Sloat, T. Nicholson. While the team missed the playoffs, some members placed high on the all-conference team. The following players were voted to the first-team all-conference squad: Todd Nicholson, Defensive Back Mark Dewberry, Defensive Tackle Mike Fisher, Defensive End Brian DeLorenzo, Offensive End Voted to the second-team all-conference team; Jim DeSantis, Center Sean Dwyer, Linebacker Bill Barker, Running Back Mike Ambuster, Linebacker Receiving votes and placed on the Honorable Mention list: Jim Medure, Defensive End Nick Manolis, Defensive Tackle Congratulations guys! Coach Bob Bleggi 7 Scenes From The 1985 Season Page 28: Top left: - Coach Bleggi sig- nals in a play Top right - The tough Neshannock D stops a runner in his tracks. Bottom left - Mike Pakovitch eyes a receiver. Page 28 and 29 at bottom - Bill Barker turns the corner in the Mohawk game. Page 29: Top left - Mike and Todd fill 'er up during one of the rare times they left the field. Top right - Dewbs comes through the shoot. Above - Barker returning a punt. 29 Golf Front: J. DeLuca, C. Prokopchak. Back: Coach Marburger, B. «wait, F. DeLuca. B. Murphy, D. Kirol, D. Richards, D. Genkinger. The 1985 Golf team, headed by coach Dennis Marburger and by se- niors Joe DeLuca and Craig Prokop- chak, had an excellent season this year, finishing just out of the playoff picture. The Lancer golfers were in the hunt until the final match, where they lost to New Castle in a tough match. The talent was there for a better year, but poor rounds in the tough matches proved to be the downfall of the team. However, much experience was gained and with the majority of the team back next year, the team should once again be in the running for a section championship. Craig Prokopchak shows his win- Concentration, Joe! ning style. Boys Cross Country Senior Tim Moore Senior Greg Reynolds Senior Bob Ridenbaugh Row 1: C. Cosgrove, T. Ridenbaugh, N. Holland, T. Wagner, A, John- ston, J. Kaba, B. Cathcart. Row 2: J. Bees, R. Loudon, J. Rose, B. Ridenbaugh, V. Ross, S. Black, Manager T. Beebe. Row 3: L. Altman, J. Duda, J. DiSilvestri, T. Moore, G. Reynolds, C. Hilliard, S. Jones, P. Jano- vick. Coach Weimer, Coach McLaughlin. Senior Chad Hilliard With the leadership of 4 seniors, led by Tim Moore, who once again qualified for the state meet. Coach Gary Weimer's Cross Coun- try team once again domi- nated area opponents, go- ing undefeated in the dual meet season. The highlight of the year was the Tri- County Championships, won by each of the 3 boys teams. 31 Volleyball Row 1: A. Brown, J. Fortuna, K. Blewett, E. Ross, T. Martello Row 2: T. Anzalone, J. Pitzer, B. Chen, A. Higgans, M. Morrow Row 3: L. Wajler, M. Messner, L. Wagner, K. Barkley, L. Kaba S. Barber, P. Woulf, Coach Navarra The women's volleyball record doesn't show the quality of the team or their vast improvement. Under the supervision of coach Chris Navarra, the girls put up an excellent fight this past season. They upped their record to 3-8 giving most of the other teams a good scare. The team will gradu- ate four returning lettermen, Su- san Barber, Kris Barkley, Leslie Kaba, and Lori Wagner. Next year, a strong JV team, 7-4, will return to become the varsity team along with the jr. varsity players. For varsity, Paula Woulf was named most valuable player and for JV, Ann Higgans. Seniors: Susan Barber, Kris Barkley, Coach Navarra, Leslie Kaba, Lori Wagner Girls Cross Country The Girls Cross Country once again had a terrific year for coach Chuck Travers. The girls were undefeated in dual meets this year, placed high in all invi- tational meets, and won the Tri- County championship again. Three girls placed in the W.P.I.A.L. meet and attended the state meet, though the team did not qualify. Stephanie Wasserman finished 1st in the meet and 41st in the state meet. Beth Barker finished 2nd in the meet and 27th in the state meet. Ann Daugherty also quali- fied with a 6th place finish and was 32nd in the state meet. Front: T. Bartberger, A. Daugherty, N. Janovick, S. Wasserman, K. Moore. Back: D. DeMatteo, S. Colby. B. Barker, C. Wasserman, A. Moyer. Girls Tennis A stellar season was turned in by the girls tennis team, directed by Mrs. Bret- ton. The girls finished the regular season undefeated. The team was led by seniors Lucy Balph, Margaret Blewett, Amy Lytle, and Melissa Santia. The under- class team members did very well throughout the season as well. While the girls did not win the W.P.I.A.L. championship, they had a year they can be proud of. 1 4 Lucy Balph serves. Amy shows great concentration. Melissa puts in some effort. Row A. Rentz, P. Perfilio, J. Loth, D. Wagner, A. Alexander, M. Westcott Row 2 Coach Mrs. Bretton, M. Santia, A. Lytle, M. Blewett, L. Balph 34 Junior High Football Row 1: B. Prossen, K. Wherthey, K. Aven, S. Swihart, E. Holtz, J. Siebanoller, M. Morelli, M. Sullivan, S. Stoops, D. Kliem. Row 2: P. Rape, R. Kapuchuck, B, Pisciunary, B. Thomas, J. Mastrian, J, McConahy, J, Hunt, T. Smith, S. McClure, S. Stewart, G. Walzer. Row 3: M, Brown, R. Shropshire, J. Lowry, S. Manolis, E. McQuiston, T. Severino, J. Ambrosia, S. Fitzgerald, B. Ambuster, D. Distefano. The Junior High team frankly had a miserable year, finishing 0-6 and scoring only 6 points on the year. Coach Mike Fisher had very little size to work with and injuries hampered the team all year. Hopefully, these young Lancers will not be discour- aged by their poor showing record- wise because they did show some improvement as the year pro- gressed, and some talent was evi- dent in many of the players. The highlight of the season was Greg Walzer's 63 yard touchdown run in the final game. Coaches: Mr. Fisher, Mr. McAndrew 35 Basketball Varsity: R. LaRocco, E. Covert, B. Fazzone, M. Pakovitch, D. Colucci, B. Kwait, N. Kolovos, T. Nicholson, T. Jay, D. Wilson, Coach Jim Smiley. The 1985-86 Varsity Basketball team finished its season as W.P.I.A.L. Class AA runner-up, P.I.A.A. Playoff Participants, and finished with a 20 win 6 loss season, the best in Neshannock history. The Lancers finished 2nd in their section with a 9-3 record. The season included tough losses to Mohawk and Shenago, and some big wins over Wilmington and Shenago. The 2nd place finish qualified them for the W.P.I.A.L. playoffs where they disposed of 2nd ranked Sprindale 44-40 in double-overtime, Quaker Valley 52-51, and highly touted Albert Galletin 70-67 before run- ning into a brick wall in the final, losing to high powered Washington High 90-67. They then played in the PIAA state playoffs, defeating a tough Connemaugh Valley 70-63, then losing to Rochester 63-54. Congratulations guys on a fantastic year, giving us excitement we never had before at NHS! Junior Varisty: Row 1 - S. Griffiths, A. Patel, L. Altman, D. Kirol. Row 2 - T. Reed, B. Grotefend, V. DelSignore, J. Byers, T. DiCola 37 Girl's Basketball Varisty: L. Girvan, T. Anzalone, A. Brown, A. Alexander, A. Lytle, K. Girvan, P. Woulf, J. Turner, B. Hassinger. After the successes of the past few years, this year's girl's basketball team may have been a disappointment to some, but after the gradua- tion of two of the best players in school history, rebuilding seemed inevitable. While the team tried hard and played to the best of their ability, youth and an overall lack of experience and size cost the team dearly in wins and losses. Seniors Amy Lytle, Jill Turner, and Charlene Wasserman were the only players with varsity experience, but other underclass team mem- bers got plenty of playing time and experi- ence. Hopefully, next year will bring a turn around in the fortunes of the team. J.V. - T. Richards, K Blewett. 38 Scenes From The Court Page 40 Top left: Amy Lytle drives for 2. Top right: The battle un- der the boards, waiting for the rebound. Bottom left: Eddie Covert leads a fast break. Bottom right: Donald Co- lucci scores. Page 41 Top: Jill Turner drives down the lane. Above left: A spirited bench?!? Above right: Paula Woulf looks over the defense. Far left: Todd Nicholson throws in a layup to finish off a fast break. Left: Junior High Girls Basketball. Row 1 - C. Altman, L. Sankey, R. Witkowski, M. Morrow. Row 2 - K. DuBrasky, J, Wasserman, V. DelSignore. Row 3 - K. DeMat- teo, S. Dunsieth, A. Hutcheson, T. Nicholson. 41 Baseball Row 1: T. Reed. D. Ambuster, J. Byers, B. Alexander, T. Jay, J. Kendall. Coach McAndrew. Row 2: B. DeLorenzo, D. Colucci, S. Dwyer. K. DeLorenzo, J. Lambo, L, Doran. T. McQuiston. Coach Curry. Row 3: C. Columbus, B. Kwait, S. Demofonte, M. Caiazza, T. Linton, T. Casalandra, E. Covert, T. Forsey. Coach Curry had to rely on underclassmen to come through for him last year, and come through they did, reaching the W.P.I.A.L. play- offs. Pitching was the key to the squad this year, and after an extremly slow start, the pitching and timely hitting carried the squad to victory time and again during the second half of the season. Though they lost in the first round of the playoffs, many fine performances were turned in and since most of the team will return, baseball looks like a bright spot on the sports scene. ' Boys Tennis Phil Bretton shows his form while Craig Prokopchak looks on. Jay Vitale returns a serve. The tennis team, under the direction of coach Bob Brown, had a very good year, winning the section crown against some tough competition. Though they lost in the first round of the W.P.I.A.L playoffs, some top notch performances were turned in by some of the players. Coach Brown is looking forward to the 1986 season as the team returns just about intact. Front: Coach Brown, E. Martin, A. Matteo. C. Dess. Back: M. Fisher. P. Ong, E. Sommerfeld. J. Vitale, C. Prokopchak. G. Wissinger, P. Bretton. Track This past year, as in other years, Neshannock fielded a strong track team in both boys and girls track. Both teams reached the W.P.I.A.L. team playoffs, with the girls losing by one point to Mars and the boys losing to eventual cham- pion Beaver Falls. Graduate Tammy Sankey was the only girl to represent Neshannock in the state meet, while the boys 1600 meter relay team qualified for the meet. The boys 1600 meter relay team. Top left: Pullin' ahead for the win. Top right: Superman!!! Middle left: Wait! Let me tie my shoe. Middle right: Watch the bar, Bill. Bottom: What's the excuse this time Jim? 45 VARSITY FOOTBALL BOY'S TENNIS BOY'S J.V BASKETBALL NHS OPP NHS OPP NHS OPP 0 'Freeport 49 1 'Beaver 4 40 Lakeview 34 7 'Meadville 8 3 'Butler 2 40 New Brighton 46 12 West Middlesex 28 5 'Hickory 0 52 Seneca Valley 41 0 Laurel 7 5 Beaver Falls 0 48 Mohawk 57 6 Mohawk 0 3 New Castle 2 48 Bishop Boyle 59 9 Wilmington 6 4 Seneca Valley 1 47 Shenango 38 14 Slippery Rock 0 3 Blackhawk 2 55 Union 50 13 Union 0 4 New Castle 1 51 Wilmington 52 29 Mercer 7 4 Beaver Falls 1 52 West Middlesex 53 Shenango 26 5 New Brighton 0 46 Frew Mill 49 Wins - 5 Losses - 5 4 Seneca Valley 1 65 Commodore - Exhibition Games 4 Blackhawk 1 Perry 17 3 New Brighton 2 57 Mohawk 49 9 ''Quaker Valley 5 41 Shenango 40 65 Union 44 Wins - 12 Losses 2 41 Wilmington 50 ' - Exhibition 43 Frew Mill 38 - WP.I.A1. Playoffs BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY NHS OPP 43 17 Mohawk 19 18 Slippery Rock Shenango % 16 Riverside 47 19 New Castle 38 16 Wilmington 46 26 Union 29 16 Ellwood City 47 Wins - 8 Losses - 0 Wins - 9 Losses - 7 GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY NHS OPP 16 Slippery Rock 39 15 Riverside 40 19 Wilmington 39 15 Ellwood City 40 INVITATIONAL MEETS 3rd Sharon 1st Neshannock 2nd Talbot 2nd Central Catholic 1st Tri-County 3rd Rocky Grove 3rd W.P.I.A.L. Wins - 4 Losses - 0 GOLF NHS OPP 4.5 Slippery Rock .5 3.5 Union 1.5 1.5 New Castle 3.5 3 Shenango 2 2 Wilmington 3 4.5 Slippery Rock .5 4 Union 1 2 New Castle 3 2 Shenango 3 3 Wilmington 2 Wins - 6 Losses - 4 BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL NHS 65 'Lake view 69 'New Brighton 72 'Seneca Valley 56 Mohawk 78 'Laurel 60 'Union 65 'Bishop Boyle 65 Shenango 69 + + Union 75 Wilmingtoi 63 'West Middlesex 70 Frew Mill 72 Laurel 89 'Commodore Perry 45 Mohawk 48 Shenango 78 Union 71 + + Wilmington 69 66 Frew Mill 44 67 Laurel 51 W.P.I.A.L. PLAYOFFS 44 + Springdale 40 52 Quaker Valley 51 70 Albert Galletin 67 67 Washington 90 P I.A.A. PLAYOFFS 1 70 Connemaugh Valley 63 54 Rochester 63 Wins - 20 Losses - 6 ' - Non-League Games + - Overtime + + - Double Overtime BASEBALL GIRL'S TENNIS OPP 63 NHS 3 'Slippery Rock OPP 5 NHS 3 Sharon 61 ( 3 Laurel 7 5V Hickory 45 12 Union 2 5 Blackhawk 65 Q. Shenango 7 5 Mohawk 49 6 Mohawk 7 5 FNwood City 47 4 Wilmington 7 3 Beaver Falls . 73 6 Laurel 9 4 Hickory 54 8 Union 1 4 New Castle 67 6 Shenango 5 5 Seneca Valley 55 14 Mohawk 7 5 Blackhawk 55 L 3 Wilmington 2 3 Mohawk 50 k 9 Laurel 7 5 Ellwood City 60 m 8 Union 5 4 Beaver Falls 41 o Shenango 1 4 Sharon 58 2 Mohawk 9 Wilmington 1 5 Seneca Valley 58 3 3 New Castle 56 2 ' 'Riverview 12 1 Rochester - 9 Losses - 8 ' Non-league - W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs BOY'S TRACK I NHS OPP 44 Laurel 106 59 Wilmington 91 92.5 Shenango 57.5 125 Frew Mill 25 39 Union 111 54 Farrell 96 25 Beaver Falls 125 OPP Wins - 16 Losses - 0 ' - W.P.I.A.L. Playoff GIRL'S TRACK NHS OPP 84 Laurel 57 85 Wilmington 56 82 Shenango 59 106 Slippery Rock 33 94 Union 45 98 Farrell 43 70 Mars 71 Wins - 6 Losses - 1 ' - W.P.I.A.L. Playoff Wins - 2 Losses 5 - W.P.I.A.L. Playoff 47 KMO-k OMOO - MOOOOlO 48 ORGANIZATIONS LANCE Staff Row 1 - A. Higgans, C. Chisholm, L. Graziani, D. Morini, L. Hart, K. Hanlon, M, Lowry, S. Measel, N. Kolovos, C. Co- lumbus, S. Barber. Row 2 - P. Hunt, M. Rape, K. Hunt, M. Morrow, M. Banko, J. Rowland, S. Casalandra, M. Roach, L. Altman, S. Wagner, M. Fisher. The 1986 version of the LANCE Staff was only somewhat experienced, with the majority of members being juniors. But, while they were inexperienced, they were very hard working, often giving up after school hours and vacation days to complete deadlines. Editor Patty Cic- ero was the only senior with three years of ex- perience on the staff and handled her job very well, as you can see by the book. While a yearbook looks easy to put together, it isn't; just ask anyone who really put some time into this year's book. It all begins with ad sales, then yearbook sales in homeroom, then work- ing on deadlines; all so you can read about the past year. And don't think that getting those pictures is easy. So often it is impossible to get great candids that it can become frustrating. So, thank your friendly LANCE Staffer, be- cause they really do a lot so that you can enjoy your yearbook. 50 Editor Patty Cicero Homeroom Representatives: Row 1 - S. Casalandra, M. Walzer, R. Conti. R. Gibson, E. Ross. M. Banko. J. Tempke, M. Germania, T. Martello, T. DeLuca, M. Eddy. Row 2 - R. Villani, V. Snyder, M. Snyder, M. DeLuca, C. Latore, J. Piper, R. Micco, V. Kolovos, L. Altman, C. Duda, L. Harnett. Row 3 - K. Hanlon. A. Alexander. S. Pazzo, J. Plant, K. McClay, J. Acierno, L. Hart, J. Smith, M. Lowri. Advertising Editor T. DeLuca Business Manager C. Welker 51 Student Council Officers: A. Isidro, Sec.; F. Marcotullio, V. Pres.; D. Wil- son, Pres.; M. Hietsch, Treas. Grade Representatives: N. Kolovos, N. Kolovos, D. Wible. Homeroom representatives: Row 1 - L. Evans, M. Rape, T. Martello, T. DeLuca, M. Pazzo, C. Duangnet, M. Walzer, K. Gierlach, A. Geramita. Row 2 - S. Pazak, S. Casalandra, J. Turner, S. Boyles, D. Aller, D. Gentile, S. Todd. Row 3 - B. Koonse. D. Fitzgerald, T. Jay, P. Evans, J. Byers, C. Columbus, P. Shannon, A. Alexander, 52 Student Life Staff Row 1: L. Dean, M. Lowry, A. Rentz, K. Burns, J. Piper, B. Wajler, M. Morrow, M. McKissick, M. Banko, J. Rowland, K. Ludovici, A. Vivano, G. Chisholm. Row 2: A. Fortner, J. Smith, S. McKenna, R. DeFelice, D. Morini, S. Colby, S. Wagner, L. Morini, T. Perkins, C. Moore, N. Fortner, C. Columbus. Row 3: S. Measel, S. Mooney, S. Barber, M. Higgins, S. Boyles, J. Pitzer, Y. Kolovos, L. Beshero, V. Clavelli, L. Graziani, M. Roth. Editors- K. Hunt, S. Cody, T. De- Luca, A. Fox, C. Prokopchak, A. Fontana, K. Palumbo, G. Wis- singer, N. Kolovos. 53 PA Announcers Front - M. Messner Back - A. Fox. Chemistry II G. Wissinger, R. Morris, Mr. Hoffman, J. Plant. S4 YAC Area Representatives Row 1 - T. Jay, C. Welker, S. Mooney. Row 2 - C. Reynolds. C. Prokopchak. Row 3 - B. Kwiat. National Honor Society Row 1 - P. Hunt, J. Rowland, T. Mastrian, P. Woulf, A. Fox, R. De- Felice, A. Isidro, S. Wagner, S. Mooney, L. Hart, S. Pazzo, S. Colby, P. Cicero, A. Higgins. Row 2 - K. Hunt, D. Chen, M. Morelli, J. Kendall, J. Vitale, A. Fortner, N. Kolovos, J. Plant, J. Acierno, D. Stoat, Mrs. Holden. Row 3 - C. Wherthey, G. Reynolds, T. McClay, R. Morris, E. Marburger, B. Siebanoller, J. Marcella, C. Pro- kopchak. T. Nicholson, E. Covert, G. Wissinger. Forensics Row 1 - Miss Amon, M. Morrow, K. Hunt, E. Shenkan, M. Pazzo, T. De- Luca, D. Hedland, M. Glackin. Row 2 - S. Wagner, B. Book, S. Colby, L. Morino, R. DeFelice, B. Hassinger, L. Besharo, R. Gibson. Row 3 - P. Bretton, D. Hunt, S. Cody, N. Kolovos, S. Measel, K. Hanlon, J. Smith. Linguistics Row 1 - R. Micco, T. Perkins, E. Shenkan, R. Perelman. D. Hed- land, M. Pazzo, C. Cole. Row 2 - Y. Kolovos, A. Brown, C. Duda, A. Rentz, A. Matteo, D. Patton. Row 3 - J. Bromley, N. Kolovos, S. Wag- ner, J. Medure, K. Palumbo, P. Hu- benthal, M. Hietsch. 55 Guidance Aids Row 1- J. Churchill J. Siebanoller, T. Mickle. T. Perkins, T. Genner, K. Smith Row 2- M. Rape, H. Stiffler, C. Welker, K.Wherthey, T. DiBiase, A. Brown J. Fortuna. Row 3- D. Manzini, S. Biddle, L. Balph, M. Morelli, N. Manolis, V. Clavelli E. Martin Library Aids Row 1 D. Edwards, T. Gillespy E. Richards, T. McClay, C. Prokop- chak, G. Reynolds, B. Miller, D. Benson, J. Stone, N. Hubenthal. Row 2- D. Moore, K. Spigler. D. Norris, M. Capitola, L. Evans, D. Reigh, T. Roxberry, S. McConahy, T. Shaffer, K. Dean, M. Shaffer, S. Davis. Row 3- N. Janovick, M. Shaffer, K. Janis, C. Smith, M. Car- enbauer, M. Banko, M. McKissick, L. Beshero, R. DeFelice, C. Duda, Y. Kolovos, C. Moore,. Row 4- T. Maravella, T. Snyder, C. Zimo- long, B. Chen, M. Higgins, J. Pitzer, A. Paglia, A. Russo, A. Higgins, C. Sanders, S. Siebanoller. A.V. Crew Row 1- B. Miller, C. Bond, T. Gil- lespy, R. DeFelice, C. Sanders. Row 2- G. Reynolds, D. Wible, E. Richards, R. LaRocco. S. Sieban- oller. Row 3- G. Prokopchak, D. Fitzgerald, M. Fisher, T. McClay, R. Smith. Office Aides Row 1 - S. Pazzo, P. Shannon, R. Perelman, J, Madison, S. Casalan- dra. Row 2 - D. Colucci, P. Evans, S. Barker, M. Messner, S. Barber, C. Sanders. Biology Club Row 1 - S. Wagner, M. McKissick, J. Rowland, M. Morrow, K. Hunt, T. DeLuca. D. Hedland. Row 2 - C. Duda, T. Brown, S. Boyles, T. Bla- zic, T. Conti, L. Morino, N. Kolovos. Row 3 - E. Martin, Mr. Peterson, J. Bonadio, B. Koonse, S. Biddle, C. Zimolong, T. Bashara, R. Chen D. Cathcart. Teachers Assistants Row 1- P. Cicero, C. Wasserman, L. Balph, L. Molinaro, S. Seth, A. Fox, S. Mooney, S. Colby, S. Pazzo, T. Patton, Mrs. Snyder. Row 2 - B. Wajler, B. Barker, F. Gaiazza, C. Cook, S. Pazak, C. Sanders, J. Pastrick, K. Harvey, C. Columbus, Miss McCullough. Row 3 - S. Sie- banoller, N. Fortner, A. Fortner, J. Vitale, N. Kolovos, L. Doran, G. Reynolds. 57 Future Business Leaders Of America FBLA Officers: Row 1: C. Columbus, Treasurer; L. Caravella. Vice Pres.; M. Kelty, Secretary; C. Welker, Pres.; V. Clavelli, Reporter. Row 1: Mrs. Shaftner, K. Lytle, C. Welker, L. Caravella, T. Anzalone, J. Rowland, H. Stiffler, S. Ridenbaugh, A. McCreery, M. Kelty, M. Eddy, L. Veri, T. Tulio, C. File, M. Eddy, Mre. Jackson, J. Deluca. Row 2: Mr. Thomas, M. Lowery, K. Hanalon, B. Martello, L. DeNuccio, A. Stein- gasser, F. Caiazza, S. Pazak, M. Roth, V. Clavelli, J. Turner, C. DeVin- centis, R. Gibson, B. Hassinger. Row 3: A. Higgins, K. Harvey, K. Barkley, D. Manzini, W. Evans, B. Kaufman, K. Palumbo, T. DiBiase, L. Hammed, B. Martello. Gli figli d'ltalia J I.C.C. Officers: R. Canciello, Vice Pres.; L. Molinaro, Secretary; F. Marco- tullio. Pres. Row 1: M. Canciello, T. DeLuca, L. Molinaro, L. Colia, J. Martello, T. Martello, S. Pazak. M. Roth, K. Ludovici, B. Martello Row 2: Miss Bullano, R. DeFelice, E. Ross, A. Steingasser, J. Turner, A. Viviano, M. Lupo, A. Dicola, H. Polifron, M. Morelli. B. Martello. Row 3: E. Richards, R. Can- ciello, F. Marcutullio, S. Mastrian, R. DeSantis, J. Lambo, F. Caiazza, J. Vitale, S. Pazzo, D. Colucci. 58 Gym Monitors Row - J. Knight, T. Blazic, J. Piper, V. Katsadas. Row 2 - C. Cunning- ham, A. Lytle, K, Hanlon, C. Dean, A. Daughtery, A. Whiting, R, Au- dio. Row 3 - S. Biddle, R. Joseph, M. DeLuca, M. Lowry, C. Wasser- man, M. Blewett. Gym Monitors Row 1 - C. Reynolds, J. Plant, T. Reed, N. Kolovos, E. Sommerfeld. Row 2 - M. Bucci, D. Colucci, J. Medure, J. Demofonte. D. Veltre, R. LaRocco, K. DeLorenzo. 59 Grade 8 Choir Row 1 - C. DiSHvestri. J. Bromley. F. Lynch. J. Mastrion. D Davies. S. Todd. C Catter- son. J. Kaba. B Latimer. C. Shibler. J. Petro. C. Cole. C. Rozak. Row 2 - J. Mitsos. T. Fray. A. Rio. J Pandoffl, L. Evans. N Jano- vick. M. Shay. J. Davis. D. Reigh, M Capi- tola. A. Kelty. A Sheen. A Wodhwa Row 3 - K. DeMatteo. A. Hutcheson, T. Nichol- son. J. Tempke. M Shaffer. J. Byers. T Per- kins. K. Taylor. M. Gaggiano, L. Smulick. M. Geramita. S. McConahy. S. Dunsieth. Row 4 - C. Cooper. K. Barkley. J. Chamberlain. T. Woods. K. Dean. T. Shaffer. V. DelSig- nore. D. Richards. A. Lambo. D Gentile. R Weatherby. L. Zimolong Grade 7 Choir Row 1 - K Badger. R. McCandless. D. Flan- nery. R. Moosally. W.Cunningham, J. Vol- pe. J. Duffee. J. Stewart. M. Walzer. B. Sizer. Row 2 - A Perod. W. Cook. E. Carlin. T. Tullio. J. Dess. M. Simon. A. Veelman. J. Perine. M. Ludwiczak. B. Polifron. Row 3 - A. Russo. K. Hite. A. Cunningham. M. Morrow. M. Sullivan. S. Audia. L Chamberlain. J. Cagno. Row 4 - C. DuBrasky, D. Patton. M. Levine. V. Snyder. J. Boyer. D. DiStefano. A. Keller. M. Smulick. C. Siebanoller. Band - Grade 7 Row 1- K. Kliem. C. Zinn. K Gierloch. R. Watkins. C. Russo. M. Hubenthal. J. Cox. J. Bees. B. Melcer Row 2 - L. Sankey. C. Bryzynski. J. Kendall. T. Bashara. M. Aven. M. Benson. B Opp. K. Teh. S. Reed. T. Rainey. Row 3 - C Duangnet, L Pagiia. M Russo. M Russo. D. Pugh. L Balderach. W. Rentz. R. ViMani. J Joseph 8th Grade Band Row 1 - T. Fortuna, B. Lockley, A. Gibson, C. Altman, R. Smoot, N. Holland. L. Moskal, K. Hare, R. Smoot, T. Wagner Row 2 - R. Zinn, S. Uter, C. Martin, L. Dombeck, A. Rubeis, R. Witkowski, M. Shaw, J. Strizzi, R. Micco Row 3 - K. McClay, S. Boyles, F. Spencer, S. Stewart, C. Black, T. Larkin, L. Leonhardt, L. Montgomery, J. Heasley Jr. High Science Club Row 1 - E. Shenkan, J. Davis, D. Reigh, A. Sheen, A. Wadhwa Row 2 - P. Rape, T. Martin, S. Uter, T. Fortuna, N, Janovick Row 3 - M. Banko, T. Nicholson, J. Tempke, T. Larkin Row 4 - A. Fontana, K. Blewett, A. Brown, L. Beshero Row 5 - R. Smith, B. Cathcart, Y. Kolo- vos, C. Moore Animal Lab L to R - J. Pitzer, J. Bromley, A. Fontana, E. Beshero, C. Moore, M, Banko, P. Rape 61 Band Row 1 - J. Acierno. T. Gillespy. J. Pitzer, A. Fortner. N. Fortner. M. Morrow. Row 2 - R. Zinn, S. Boyles. M. Higgons, K. Barkley, M. Messner. D. Arrow. P. Rape. B. Miller. Row 3 - T. Micco. L. Girvan. R. Mihlfried, K. Burns. J. Esposito. A. Rentz. P. Costa. D. Richards. Row 4 - M. Westcott, A. Paglia. T. Richards. K. Girvan. R. Smith. P. Hubenthal. J. Clay- ton. B. Baker. Row 5 - T. McClay. D. Fiunt, T. Carrigan. B. Koonse. T. Butler. S. Barker, P. Shannon. District Band: Front - M. Morrow, A. Rentz, T. Izzo. Back - J. Acierno, T. McClay, D. Hunt Honors Band: M. Morrow, T. McClay, P. Hubenthal. Brass Ensomblo: T. McClay, J. Acierno, T. Gillespy, D, Sloat, N Fortner P Hubenthal, D. Hunt, B. Baker. Woodwind Ensomblo: M. Morrow, N. Fortner, A. Rentz, J. Esoosito A Fortner, T. Izzo, S. Wagner, Pop Band: Front ■ M Westcott D. Arrow, B. Baker, P. Rape, T. Gillespy. J. Clayton. T. McClay. D. Hunt Back - A R Smith’ P°Br?ttoJnANTortnerKOOnS6'J’ MlttlCa P Costa'D' Richards. K- Burns, R. Mihlfried, L. Girvan. J. Esposito. 63 Jazz Band Row 1 - A. Fortner, M. Rape, J. Esposito, R. Smith, T. Izzo, M. Mor- row, B. Baker, K. Burns, A, Rentz, Row 2 - N. Fortner, M. Westcott, D. Hunt, P. Hubenthal, M. Benson. Row 3 - T. McClay, J. Clayton, T. Swihart, R. Fontana, P. Bretton, B. Koonse, J. Mittica, D. Arrow. Rifle Corps Front - T. Bartberger, B. Black, A. Steingasser-Captain, L. Hammet- captain, A. Daugherty, K. Smith. Back - L. Fisher, J. Turner, L. Gra- ziani, L. DeNuccio. Lancereftes Row 1 - K. Palumbo, K. Hanlon, N. Piccirillo, Y. Kolovos. Row 2 - S. Wagner, M. Watson, K. Cos- grove, T. Pazzo, Row 3 - J. Smith, M. Roach, L. King, P. Hunt. Row 4 - K. McConahy, R. Joseph, T. De- Luca (Captain), L. Marino (Cap- tain), S. Johnston, N. Kolovos. 64 Flag Corps: Front - T. Blazic, L. Hart (Co-Captain), M. Rape (Co-Captain), H. Stiftler, Back - B. Kaufman, J. Clayton, F. Ciallella, C. Chisholm. 65 Majorettes: S. Measel, C. Duda, A. Fox (Captain), S. Casalandra, T. DiBiase. Concert Choir Row 1 - A. Alexander, A. Russo, M. Banko, P. Rapchak, J. McNickle, L. Altman, C. Alexander, T. Jay, J. DiSilvestri, L. Menichino. S. Meyer, K. Smith, T, Genter, C. Smith, C. Chisholm, L. Wagner. Row 2 - N. Baxter, B. Villani, J. Fortuna, T. Anzalone, B. Messner, A. Gerimita, S. McKenna, D. Hunt, V. Kolovos, J. Keller, C. Pustinger, J. Smith, E. Whiting, V. Katsadas. Row 3 - S. Elias, N. Fortner, M. Blewett, A. Moyer, S. Measel, P. Bretton, R. Benson, J. Marcella, B. Thomas, W. Evans, M. Metz, A. Fortner. Choir Officers - Julie Smith, Jean Fortu- Accompanists - Melissa Santia, Honors Choir - Lee Altman, Nancy na, Melissa Santia. Melissa Rape. Fortner, John DiSilvestri. 66 Girls' Ensemble Front - A. Fortner, A. Moyer, B. Villani, L. Wagner, J. Smith. Back - M. Blewett, N. Fortner, J. Fortuna, W. Evans, S. Elias. Mixed Ensemble Front - N. Fortner, A. Moyer, B. Vil- lani, W. Evans, L. Wagner. Middle - L. Altman, J. Fortuna, M. Blewett, A. Fortner, J. Smith. Back - J. DiSil- vestri R. Benson, T. Jay, J. Marcel- la, C. Alexander. Boys' Ensemble Front - S. McKenna, A. Germeta, B. Messner, G. Alexander, L. Alt- men, B. Thomas. Back - P. Bretton, J. DiSilvestri, T. Jay, R. Benson, J. Marcella, D. Hunt. 67 Cheerleaders Amy Isidro Senior Stephanie Pazzo Senior Bonnie Wajler Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: Front- B. Wajler. Middle-K. Ludovici, A. Isidro, S. Pazzo, T. Tullio. Back- B. Martello, L. Veri, S. Ridenbaugh, B. Martello. J.V. Cheerleader : Front- M. DeLuca, R. Sweet, M. Glackin, P. Evans, L. Mazzei. Back- D. Hedland, R. Perelman, M. Barletto. Junior High Cheerleaders: Front - T. Conti. Middle - J. Mitsos, J. Sponsors - Barb Senechak Jeananne Tempke, T. Genter, A. Rio, M. Carenbauer. Top - C. Cunningham. T. Stevens. Fray. 69 UNDERCLASSMEN 7th Grade W. Adams A Ascione S. Audio M. Avon K. Banger L. Balderach T. Bashara J. Bees M. Benson J. Boyer C. Brzezinski J. Cagno E. Carlin L. Chamberlain W CiOffi K. Cline R. Conti W. Cook J. Cox A Cunningham W. Cunningham M Daugherty L. DeFiore D. DeLuca J. Dess D. DeStefano K. Dewberry J. DeCerro B Drone C. Duangnet C. Dubrasky J. Duffee D. Flannery J. Fox T. Frece K. Gierlach T. Gray K. Hite E. Holtz M. Hubenthal S. Hughes M Hunt 72 7th Grade J. Joseph A. Keller J. Kendall C Kltem J. Lamancusa M Levine M. Ludwiczak R. Maggie J. Majure R. Martxjrger J. Martello L. Martello R. McCandless B Melcer J. Metz K. Mooney P. Moore R. Moosaily M. Morelii M Morrison M Morrow B. Opp L. Paglia C. Palmer B Park N. Patrick D. Patton M Pazzo K Pence J Penne A Perod B. Polifron D. Pugh T Rapchak S Reed 73 Seventh Grade W. Rentz C Reynolds M. Richey T Roxberry A. Russo C. Russo M. Russo M Russo L. Sonkey C. Siebanoller M. Simon B. Sizer R. Smith M. Smulick V. Snyder K. Spigler J. Stewart J. Stone M. Sullivan E. Teh T. Tullio E. Veelman R. Villani G. Volpe M. Walzer J. Wasserman M. Watkins R. Watkins S. Young C. Zinn 74 8th Grade C Altman K. Avon K. Barkley T. Bashar a M Benson C Black S. Boyles J. Bromley M Brown J. Byers C. Cotazza M. C aptota B Cathcart C. Cotter son J. Church C. Cole B Cooper C. Cosgrove M Criswell D. Davies J. Davis K Dean V DelSignore K. DeMatteo R. Dheen C. DiSilvestri M Dodge L. Dombeck S. Dunsieth L. Evans T. Fortuna T. Fray N. Fuchs M Gaggiano D. Genkinger D. Gentile M Geramita A. Gibson C. Gray K. Hare J. Heasley N. Holland J. Hunt A. ftjtchtson N. Janovick A. Johnston J. Koba Y. Kantz A. Kelty A. KoWmorgen A. Lambo T. lorkin N. Lastoria B. Latimer L. Leonhordt B. Lockley 75 8th Grade T. Loudon F. Lynch R. Lytle S. Morcucci K. Martin J. Mastrian J. McCandless K. McClay K. McClure J. McConahy S. McConahy J. McConnell E. McQuiston R. Micco J. Mitsos L. Montgomery L. Moskal L. Mouawad R. Mylo T. Nicholson J. Pandolfi P. Perfilio T. Perkins J. Petrou B. Prossen M. Pszenny S. Reed D. Reigh D. Richards T. Ridenbaugh A. Rio C. Rozak 76 8th Grade A. Rubis A. Schwartz M. Shaffer T. Shaffer M. Shaw M. Shay A. Sheen E. Shenkan C Shibler D. Smith G. Smith R. Smoot K. Smolick F. Spencer J. Staph S. Stewart S. Stoops J. Strizzi J. Suszynski K. Taylor J. Tempke S. Todd S. Uder A. Wadhwa T. Wagner J. Wardman D. Warren T. Watkins B. Weatherby J. Williams R. Witkowski T. Woods L. Zimoiong R. Zinn 77 9th Grade D. AHer J. Ambrosia B. Ambuster D. Arrow J. Atkinson R. Audio M. Banko S. Barker T. Bartberger N. Baxter E. Beshero S. Black B. Blau K. Blewett J. Boughter A. Brown C. Brown M. Canclelo K. Caravela M. B. Chen J. Clayton C. Coluccl T. Conti C. N. Curet A. Daugherty Carenbauer J. Dubrasky J. Duda A Fessler S. Fitzgerald Cunningham D. Genkinger T. Genter D. DeMatteo S Grady W. Gray J Heasiey K Johns A. Fontana S. Jones R. Kapuchuck K. Girvan D. KHen J. Knight V. Kolovos R. Loudon K. Johnson J. Keller 78 9th Grade J. Lowery $ Monofc T. Moravela J. Martello T. Martello C. Matteo S. McClure K. McGuirk L. Menichino T. Messner M. Metz S. Meyer T. Mickle B. Miller G Miller J. Mrttica C. Moore K. Moore L. Morini P. Norris S. Olson A. Pagfca M. Polumbo R Parry 79 Ninth Grade L. Pasquoiino B. Pitzer P. Phillips P. Rap© C. Richey A. Russo B Pisciunari J. Pitzer C Pustlinger T. Richards E. Ross S. Seth i 80 9th Grade T. Severino P. Shannon R. Shropshire J. Siebanoller C. Smith K. Smith R. Smith R. Smith S. Smith A. Swihart S. Swihart B. Thomas M. Thompson T. Trott B. Veeiman G. Walzer K. Wherthey E. Whiting D. Wible A. Zbegan 81 A. Alexander L. Altman D. Ambuster T Anzalone R. Audio B Baker M Barlettc R. Barror T Basharc S. Baxter J. Bee; S Biddle T. Blazic C. Bone B Book S. Boyles P Brettor T. Browr Sophomores Class Of 1988 Class Officers: Secretary Tasha Anzalone President Meredith McKissick Treasurer Michelle Morrison Vice President Robyn Perelman K. Bums J. Byers T. Corrigan L. Carnahan E. Carr F. Ciaieiia J. Clayton S. Cody T. Conti B. Covert K. Cosgrove N. Davies C Dean V. DelSignore K. DeLorenzo M Deluca C Dess D. DeStefono A. DiCola J. DiSilvestri C. Duda L. Dufte M. Dunsieth S. Elias P. Evans D. Fitzgerald K. Flout J. Fray A. Geramita M. Glackin A Gibson T. Gillespy M. Gillman L. Girvan S. Griffiths B. Grotefend 83 10th Grade B Grotefend R. Hare H Heaberlin D. Hedland M. Hietsch P. Hubenthal D. Hunt R. Joseph C. Kidd D. Kirol R. LaRocco C. Latore J. Loth M. Lupo R. Maggie E. Martin A. Matteo L. Mazzei E. McConahy K. McConahy M McKissick J. McNickle A. Mercurio B Messner T. Micco R Mihlfried N. Mittica M. Morrison A. Moyer J. Nene G. Nulph C. Pagley M. Pakovitch C. Palmer E. Palmer 84 10th Grade A. Patel T. Pazzo R. Perelmon P. Perfilio J. Piper H. Polifron D. Proctor A. Pugh P. Rapchak T. Reed A. Rentz V. Ross A Roth F. Sheen D. Stoops R. Sweet C. Swope B. ViHani H. Wocikowski D Walsh S. Wasserman M. Watson M. Westcott L. Witkowski C. Zimolong 85 Class Of 1987 Class Officers: President Pam Hunt V. President Tina Mastrian Secretary Staci Casalandra Treasurer Marci Lowry J. Acierno G. Alexander R. Andreosson T. Beebe K Beech R. Benson J. Camerot L Cara vello I. Carl S. Casalandra D. Cathcart D Chen C. Chisholm C. Colucci M Colyer B Cosgrove P Costa E. Covert J. Daugherty B Delorenzo 86 11th Grade F. Deluca T. DeLuca J. Demofonte T. DiBiase T. DtCola S. Dwyer J. Eakin C Eardley M. Eddy D. Edwards W. Evans B Fazzone C Fen R. Fontana J. Fortuna B Grady R Graham L. Harnett K. Hanlon L. Hart B Hassinger A Higgins G. Houston K. Hunt P. Hunt T. Izzo C Jams P Janovik L. Johnson S. Johnston 87 11th Grade B Kaufman J. Kendal L. King N. Kolovos R Leonhardt M Lowry K. Ludovici K. Lytle J. Madison J. Mancino D Manzmi L Marino E Marteilo R. Marteilo T Mastrian A McCreary M McFarland T McGuirk S. Measei M Messner W. Miller M Morelii M. Morrow M Moses B. Murphy J. Mutter K. Nice K Palumbo B Park J. Pence 88 11th Grade N Piccirillo S. Pisciuneri M Print M Rap© D Richards R Richards S. Ridenbaugh J. Rose J. Rowland T. Sankey B Siebanoller L. Simons T. Sizer J. Smith S. Spott H Stiffler D. Tulenko T. Tullio D Veltr© L. Veri T. Wocikowski D. Wagner S. Wagner L. Wajler J. Weatherby C Welker C Wherthy D. Wilson P. Woulf R Zmn 89 Senior Superlatives Friendliest Smile: Nick Kolovos. Lina Molinaro. Class Clowns: Lisa Graziani, Eric Richards. Best Listener: Roy Tempke, Sheila Mooney. Prettiest Eyes: Sue Pazak. 92 Senior Superlatives Biggest Feet: David Sloat. Vicki Clavelli Biggest Flirt: Vicki Clavelli. Rich Canciello Biggest Brownie: Melissa Santia, Jay Vitale. Best Dressed: Donald Colucci, Sue Pazak. 93 Senior Superlatives Most Disorganized: Steve Hietsch, Felicia Caiazza. Most Athletic: Todd Nicholson, Beth Barker. Smallest-Tallest: Chad Hilliard, Beth Barker, Maureen Eddy. Missing: Tom Butler. Best Dancers: Mary Jo Roth, Jay Vitale. 94 Senior Superlatives Most School Spirit: Donald Colucci, Stephanie Pazzo Most Athletic: Todd Nicholson. Beth Barker Class Sleeper: Eric Richards. Mary Jo Roth Most School Spirit: Donald Colucci, Stephanie. Most Disorganized: Steve Hietsch, Felicia Caiazza. Shortest Boy Tallest Girl: Chad Hilliard. Beth Barker. Tallest Boy Shortest Girl: Tom Butler, Maureen Eddy. Friendliest Smile: Nick Kolovos, Lina Molinaro. Best Dancers: Jay Vitale. Mary Jo Roth Biggest Winer: Craig Prokopchak, Sheila Mooney. Funniest Laugh: Todd McClay. Christine Columbus. Sexiest Legs: Greg Reynolds, Amy Isidro. Best Dressed: Donald Colucci, Sue Pazak. Best Listener: Roy Tempke, Sheila Mooney. Best Personality: Jamie Lambo. Tracy Patton. Prettiest Eyes: John Fassinger, Sue Pazak. Most Attractive: Nick Kolovos, Amy Fox. Most Talented: Tom Butler, Allison Fortner. Biggest Class Cutter: Erik Sommerfeld, Mary Jo Roth. Biggest Eater: Mike Fisher, Leslie Fisher. Most Cool: Larry Doran, Amy Steingasser. Married First: Mike Fisher, Jackie Buckley. Biggest Feet: David Sloat, Vicki Clavelli. Laziest: Joe DeLuca, Lori Wagner. Most Talkative: Jay Vitale. Lisa Graziani. Biggest Brownie: Jay Vitale, Craig Prokopchak, Me- lissa Santia. Most Likely To Succeed: Joe Plant, Amy Fox. Wittiest: Dean Morini, Christine Columbus. Shyest: Scott McKenna. Mary Higgans. Biggest Flirt: Richie Canciello, Vicki Clavelli. Sweatiest Palms: Jim DeSantis. Computer Buff: Jay Bonadio. Biggest Mooch: Jamie Lambo. Class Sleepers: Mary Jo Roth, Eric Richards Senior Favorites Movie Rambo Breakfast Club St. Elmo's Fire Back to the Future Music Group Motley Crue Bruce Springsteen the E. Street Band Phil Collins Song Don't You Forget About Me 10 Seconds to Love Cherish Single Life Smokin' in the Boys Room Hangout McDonald's Pennzmart Sommerf eld's Actor Don Johnson Clint Eastwood Slyvester Stallone Judd Nelson Tom Cruise Rob Lowe T.V. Show Miami Vice Cosby Show Late Night with David Letterman Radio Station WMGZ WYDD WDVE WAMO B-94 Comedian Bill Cosby Eddie Murphy Stephen Wright Soap Opera General Hospital Guiding Light Days of our Lives Sport Football Snow skiing Baseball Actress Molly Ringwald Ally Sheedy Emma Samms Katherine Hepburn The Senior Class Of 1986 To say that each class is differ- ent is an old, used up statement that is often used on every class tha passes through the halls of a school. The Class of 1986 had that statement placed on them many times throughout their highschool days at Neshannock. One thing differs about this class, though. This class was different from others, and made those dif- ferences known throughout the year. To say that this was a class without its clicks would be an outright lie, but without a doubt, this is the closest group of stu- dents to canvas the halls of Ne- shannock in a long time. The “in thing was to be friends with ev- erybody and, together, be differ- ent from the rest of the world. And seldom has a class been quite as involved with the school as we were. We truly cared about the school because it was a part of our lives. The closeness we developed is special one filled with memories and experiences we will never forget. Let us not forget what made these times so special for each one of us - each other. Top - The Class Officers: Rich Canciello. Vice President. Bonnie Wajler. Treasurer. David Sloat. President, Stephanie Pazzo, Secretary Middle left - Vicki and Mdry showing their concentration in typing. Middle right - Nanci prepares some work tor a student in Miss McCullough's closs. Bottom - Hey girls, what are you doing behind bars? 97 Zke Class Of ''86 Michael Ambus ter Susan Barber Sherri Blackwell Beth Barker Margaret Blewett Lucy Baiph Beverly Black Kristine Barkley WWW njyj. mV SE5i Jok Bonadto Mark Bucci Jackie Buckley Thomas Butler The Gift Of Friendship Friendship is a Priceless Gift that cannot be bought or sold. But its value is far greater than a mountain made of gold- For gold is cold and lifeless, it can neither see nor hear. And in the time of trouble it is powerless to cheer- It has no ears to listen, no heart to understand. It cannot bring you comfort or reachout a helping hand- So when you ask God of a Gift, be thankful if He sends. Not diamonds, pearls or riches, but the love of a real true friend. Through friendship, we become richer in our hearts and warmer in our love. 99 Success is not being the best, but in doing your best. It's never too late to learn but sometimes it's too early! . . . the one class we passed!! Zhe Class Of 86 James Chaffee Patricia Cicero Victoria Ctavett Sarah Colby Donald Colucci Rhonda DeFelice Christine Columbus Fred DeFiore Cristin Cook Joe DeLuca Zke Class Of ’86 Maureen Eddy Jeffrey Esposito John Fassinger Larry Doran Amy Fox Lisa Graziani Kimberly Harvey Stephen Hietsch Mary Htggans 102 Christine Houk Chad mar d Amy Isidro Felicia, where did you get the extra legs?? The Class . . . Like No Other Remember the good times, good friends. We have no cliques. We are united - The Class of '86. 103 • v N—1 r - fc V3 v. ; JL 9® i :w $ £4R ©? � . w:j . r w ; Zhe Class Of '86 Zhe Class Of ’$6 Una MoHnaro f?usseH Morris Sheila Mooney Tim Moore Dean Morini David Moses Todd Nicholson Barbara Nicolls A thorn between two roses Our faults irritate us most when we see them in others. This is my second home. Oh, we're busted now!! Just hangin' around. These are our GQ candidates. Oops, the wrong one! Like a perfect reflection of you in the heart of me A perfect reflection of you is what I want to be. no The Table Zhe Class Of ’$6 a Gregory Reynolds Eric Richards David Proctor Craig Prokopchak Robert Ridenbaugh Mary Jo Roth Christy Sanders T n l Melissa Santia Sharon Seth Shelly Siebano ler David Stoat Erik Sommerfeld Jeffrey Staph Amy Stemgasser Roy Tempke Jill Turner 111 Zhe Class Of ’86 Kelly Wocikowski Lori Wagner Bonita Wafer Charlene Wasserman David Wilson Gordon Wissinger Opinions are like belly-buttons, everybody has one, 112 Julie Mae Lane January 16, 1984 Julie, a member of the class of '86, had gone to Neshannock since kindergarten. She was usually shy, but when provoked, Julie became forceful and out- spoken. She was always able to make people laugh, and both teachers and students loved her. In 1982, Julie fell victim to osteogenic sarcoma, a form of bone cancer. Through two years, we watched her suffer through a leg amputation, che- motherapy treatments, and numberous lung operations. She proved that she was stronger than most by maintaining her own beautiful character. We lost a very special person when Julie died in 1984. Julie, we miss FACULTY School Administration School Board of Directors. Seated - Mr. Edward Butler, V. Pres.; Dr. James Welker, Pres.; Mr. Lee Silverman, Treas. Standing - Mr. Roland Adams. Mr. Richard Rentz. Mr. Charles Dess. Dr. Charles Patton. Mr. Daniel Rudolph. Mr. Bruce Waldman. Mr. Joseph Scungio Dr. Robert Ketterer Mr. Michael Hink Mr. Harry Senheiser Superintendent Principal Asst. Principal Curriculum Coordinator Mrs. Florence Dripps Mrs. Patricia Brugeler Mrs. Phyllis Vosberg Mrs. Carol DeLorenzo Board Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Mr. Harry Booth Social Studies A.D. Mr. Robert Brown Math Physics Miss Rose Bullano Reading Mr. Louis D'Angelo Choir 117 English English is very important in life and Neshannock's teachers make sure we receive a good education in this field of learn- ing. Reading, writing, and speech are the basic compo- nents of the English curriculm. A wide variety of literature is read so that students recieve difer- ent outlooks on the world. With the teacher's help, students master the skill of reading with comprehension, understanding, and critical insight. Good writing form is a necessity in our world today. The students are taught writing skills that better their vo- cabulary and technics. Speech is also important since students learn how to communicate ver- bally to a group of people. Science Science is a challenging course at any school, but no school makes it as fun and in- volving as Neshannock. Stu- dents learn the principles of sci- ence through inquiring, inves- tigating, and experimenting. The students emerge from the small cubicle” of basics to practicality and usefulness of this field. They learn the fun- tions” of certain scientific prob- lems and how to apply them. Because of the variety of sci- ence courses offered at Ne- shannock, students have found that life is good.” Mathematics Math at Neshannock plays an important role in the curriculum. Our math courses, ranging from general math, to Calculus, to Business Math, offer students a variety of math to choose from. They all encourage the students to ask themselves, Self, how can we use this later in life? , and the courses provide answers. Each teacher has his or her own special way of teaching, whether it be through outside help, such as Esther or by se- cretly testing the students to see if they catch the teachers mistake. No matter what tactics they use, the outstanding teachers here at Neshannock point the students in the right di- rection for life. Mr. William Hoffman Chemistry Mrs. Jennifer Holden Guidance Mrs. Eleanor Getchy 120 Science Mr. Dale Hoover Social Studies Social Studies A wide variety of social stud- ies courses are offered at N.H.S. The two that are stressed the most are World Culture and American History. All of the de- partment's courses are very beneficial in that they teach the students a wide variety of things, such as politics, the work- ings of different governments, history - down to the nitty-gritty, and current events. History is an important part of everybody's life. It made us what we are today and will ef- fect us and others still to come in the future. We learn so much from history: our heritage, our struggle to become a free na- tion, and the ever present strug- gle for peace. The most important factor of life is to achieve peace by learning and improving history. The teachers at N.H.S. have taught the stu- dents history and now they can put their knowledge toward the dream of peace by making it a reality. Mr. Joseph Kaba Music Mrs. Pauline Jackson Business Miss Kathy Kearney Special Ed. Mrs. Goldie Koenig Home Ec. Computer Literacy Students begin computer education in the elementary school. Beginning this year, students in grades seven and eight continue their computer learn- ing. Computer Literacy for these grades centers around classroom ac- tivity with some hands-on work. The object is to gain back round informa- tion about the computer, how it works, how it affects society, and how it will affect the future. Beginning next year, eighth grade students will use an inte- grated software package to gain knowledge in the use of word and data processing, electronic budget- ing, and computer graphics program- ming. At no time during these courses is formal computer programming taught. Students in the upper grade levels may wish to further their computer education along with their math. Com- puter Programming is offered along with Elementary Functions for these students. In this course, students are taught BASIC programming and word processing. This is a rigorous course de- manding much extra time in order to complete assignments. Neshannock is proud of its computer program and is determined to make an effort to teach evey student some- thing about the computer. Mr. Charles King Social Studies Mr. Robert Kolitsky Science Driver's Ed. Mrs. Lois Koprivnak Math Mr. Duane Lucas Social Studies Driver's Ed. Special Education and Teacher Assistants An outstanding Special Edu- cation program is provided by the school for students with spe- cial educational needs. This de- partment helps students who lack certain skills in different ar- eas. The program at N.H.S. en- sures that every student re- ceives a good education. A Teacher's Assistant pro- gram is also offered for stu- dents. Some of the school's se- niors, under the supervision of Miss McCullough and Mrs. Sny- der, help students in different classes in which they have problems. Mr. Dennis Marburger English Mr. Patrick Me Andrew Art Miss Margaret McCullough Chapter I Coordinator Mr. William Miller Math Foreign Language The foreign language depart- ment offers a study of three dif- ferent languages. They are French, taught by Mrs. Freder- ick; Latin, taught by Mr. Ven- asco; and Spanish, taught by Mr. DeFelice. Vocabulary and basic sen- tence structures are taught to first year students. As the stu- dents advance through the four offered levels of language, their knowledge increases with the class's progression toward the more difficult inner workings of the language: conjugation of verbs, reading, writing and speaking, and learning idioms and grammar rules. The lan- guages that are taught help students with their own vocabu- lary, further college studies, and their possible interaction with other nations. Business Education For those students who like the business aspect of life rather than the academic, N.H.S. pro- vides a number of business and vocational courses. These in- clude; typing, shorthand, ac- counting, and the up to date business equipment. The stu- dents learn discipline as well as business skills. The seniors who wish to main- tain their working status and re- main in school can become members of the Cooperative Education program. This pro- gram provides the students with the courses necessary to gra- duate and time to keep their usual working hours. Mrs. Patricia Rowland Guidance Mr. John Salmon Math Science Mrs. Laurie Schaffner Business Mr. Thomas Schaffner Music tH' Guidance An often misunderstood, but important part of our school is the Guidance Department. The two councelors at Neshannock are kept busy much of the year with different responsibilities. Mrs. Pat Rowland is the Junior High councelor. Among her re- sponsibilities are keeping track of students who are having diffi- culties in their studies, recom- mending students for advanced courses, and administering tests. She also teaches a Careers course to seventh and eighth grade students, in which is dis- cussed various career opportu- nities and the training necessary for these careers. Mrs Jennifer Holden is the High School councelor. She often can be seen speaking to stu- dents about colleges and ca- reers. She also sets up college meetings for students and helps in the college application pro- cess. Very often, it is Mrs. Holden that helps a student understand what is necessary for college admission and that all important financial aid. Mr. Claude Stewart Industrial Arts Mr. Susan Stolpe English Mr. Joseph Thomas Business Mr. Charles Travers Phys. Ed. Health and Driver's Education Physical Education, more commonly referred to as gym, is a requirement for all grades. Not only is gym a means of giving students some exercise, but it also teaches them sportsman- ship, how to follow rules and di- rections, and most of all - how to play as a team. Therefore, one can easily see that gym consists of both physical and mental exercise. Health is an important class. It teaches the students more about their own physical health. Different diseases, are discussed along with ways students can improve their own health. Even- tually, C.P.R. is taught - which can obviously save lives. Driver's Education is taught to sophomores who are turning 16 years of age and will soon be acquiring driver's licences. This class teaches everything from laws to insurance needs, which are discussed in the classroom. The students are also advised to venture out on the roads, in the school's cars, where they will learn how to drive safely. Fine Arts The industrial arts department includes wood and metal shops, and mechanical drawing. Stu- dents learn how to use various power tools in the shops, and learn what goes into designs in the classes. The music department in- cludes a chorus, band and also general music, only 7th and 8th graders are offered the later course. The students can further their music studies through be- coming a member of the choir or one of the various band groups. The two are combined through the annual perfor- mance of the school musical. This year art has become a more advanced class. Students apply themselves to different facets of art under the influence of the advisor, Mr. McAndrew. Home Economics teaches stu- dents cooking, sewing, a healthy diet plan, and how to- manage a home. Students learn how to prepare meals and also how to make their own clothing. L. Fuchs, M. Reed, A. Bondi, S. Drone, H. Fazzone, R. Grieder, R. Connerly, H. Ea- ken, P. Saginak, E. Ward, V. Williams. Twenty-two thousand insults. We counted them all. That's why we call him JaggerbaH''!!! If you need any more clues, you missed the boat. To see him as he is today, go to page 108. He's in a corner. 129 ADVERTISING PENN POWER The Energy Makers Energy and Education Important To The Nation’s Future Q ALLEY Containers CORRUGATED CONTAINERS VILLAGE BOUTIQUE P.O. Box 171 RAYMOND E. ROACH 3515 Union St. Bus. (216) 544-2244 Mineral Ridge, Ohio Res. New Castle, PA (412) 652-3364 2420 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, PA Ph. 412 658-1351 CAPTURING TODAY. . . MEMORIES FOR TOMORROW. «gs SSfflS� TSiMiS'.vju. V SgssSS? 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NEW CASTLE,PA 412 654-5199 WE TAKE TRADES MINOLTA • KONICA • KODAK Local and Long Distance Moving Agent North American Von Lines New Castle, PA 16101 Phone 658-2575 Robert D Johnston, Pres Our friends, wc have come such a long way. We’ve given each other encouragement, and accomplished things never thought possible. We’ve become better people since knowing you. Of all you’ve given us, the gift we’ll treasure most is the lifetime gift of your friendship. Nanci and Allison Fortner 135 RONALD C. ABRAHAM INSURANCE AGENCY Super Market The Food King 109 E. North Street New Castle, PA (412) 658-4739 WESTGATE PLAZA Rr 224 New Cosrle, Po Phone 656-9047 Phone (412) 652-1171 Premix Postmix Wedding Set-Ups 7£ f zvmrM (Vi Custom Packaging • Packaging - Contract Bottling R. D. 3, Box 8-A Northgate Industrial Park New Castle. Pa 16105 Rt 18 New Castle - Sharon Road New Wilmington PA 16142 4 12 652-3221 RALPH G JOHNSTON R LYLE JOHNSTON Congratulations to the Class of ’86 CCCostle Chemical Comoany 1007 S. Mill St. New Castle, PA Best Wishes Class of '86 from Penn Auto Store Lawrence Village Plaza 136 Congratulations Class of Eighty-Six Call’s Plaza Locally Owned 1700 Wilmington Rd. and Operated SUPERMARKET OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A M. TO 5 P.M. 137 ffleingartner JUoriBt 2701 Wilmington Rd. and Town Mall 658-6628 Two Nomes You Con Trust New Castle 658-6645 2000 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, PA 16105 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Since 1897 J. BRADLEY McGONIGLE MEMORIAL HOME, INC. Ill Wesr Foil Srreer New Cosrle, Pennsylvonio 16101 Phone: 652-2341 138 Best Wishes To The Class of 1986 Neshannock Athletic Boosters President ..................Ross Feil 1st Vice President .........Carol Chamberlain 2nd Vice President .........Bill Sullivan Secretary ..................Kay Hilliard Treasurer ..................Connie Wawrzynski 139 congratulations to The Class of '86 MEDURE'S 3001 East Washington St. New Castle, PA 16101 M.D. RENAULT SALES SERVICE RCNRUIT AMERICAN MADE ALLIANCE AND ENCORE Your Authorized sports car- fuego Renault Dealer Since 1974 Renault sports wagon Complete Line of Service for Over 25 Years FREE ESTIMATES ON BODY WORK AND REFINISHING SERVICES OFFERED New Car Sales-Used Car Sales-Mechanical-State Inspection Auto Body-Refinishing-Notary-Temporary plates. Parts Dept. Frank Mastrangelo David DeRosa 116 Croton Ave. Rt. 108 652-6211 New Castle, PA Good Luck Lancers! FROM THE TEAM AT G.O. K+RIVELLl 3223 WILMINGTON RD., NEW CASTLE, PA. 16105 ORLANDO (George) CRIVELLI ELIO FILIPPI ED HARRIS VIRGINIA SAMPSON RUTH SHAFFER BOB HELSEL JIM JEFFERIS HUGH ARMSTRONG RENATO CARAVAGGIO RICHARD CAVELLI GREGORY COATES JOHN OTTAVIANI GUY EMANUELE (412) 654-7741 or 658-2644 RICHARD GROVE LARRY GWIN ROBERT JONES ANDREW KOVALICK JANE NELSON RICHARD PARRY HELEN JOHNS CHARLENE KIRKWOOD JEFFREY SCHLOTT WILLIAM STEPHENS MARK STROHECKER BRET KISSICK DARYL YOUNG RUSSELL YOUNG MELINDA HIGGINS DONALD ROBINSON EDWARD BOUGHTER ISAAC GEORGE ROBERT DAVIS DANIEL EISENHUTH ROBERT BARKER RICHARD JOHNS PATRICIA ZBIEGIEN MIKE CRIVELLI TIM DAWSON 141 DUTZ FLOWERS Fa over 100 years 100 E Washingron Sr Phone 652-7727 BOOK NOOK NORTH CITY PLAZA • NEW CASTLE, PA (412) 654-6969 Glenn Barb Smith (412) 658-8808 USA RENEE'S STYLING CENTER MARBURGER PATTERN specializing in unisex hairstyling Lisa Renee Monsour Phone 654-2244 wood and metal patterns 402 Hobart St. New Castle, Pa Phone: 654-7371 Wilmington Village Center 3437 Wilmington Road New Castle. Pa 16105 142 For Appointment Phone 652-1362 BEAUTY SHOP r t Paula Marcella’s Beauty Salon 12 West Fairmont Avenue New Castle, Pa. 16105 ROHRER’S GUN STORE 2807 Wilmington Road Joe Lawlor Ray Simkins Low Discount Prices Michael Nader and Albert Nader Good Luck to the Class of '86 J. Henry Kline Lumber Co. NESHANNOCK FOOD MART Lumber, Hardware and builders supplies 202 W. Washington St. New Castle, PA 16103 Phone: 652-7791-2-3 Congratulations Class of '86 Compliments of 2991 Mercer rd. LUNCH MEATS. CATERING. PARTY TRAYS. AND THE DAILY NUMBER MACHINE PH. 054-4082 New castle, ra. SHOP 054-7052 WESTGATE FURNITURE Caldwell Heating Service a Sales GAS - OIL - COAL New Castle. PA PERFORMANCE IS OUR BARGAIN'' Congratulations to the Class of '86 HOLLYS CORNER 1200 Butler Ave. New Castle, PA Phone: 652-7341 143 BARRON PROPANE DOXOL Authorized Dealer Complete Bottled Gas Dealer Phone: 658-6910 R.D. 1 New Castle, PA Congratulations Class of ’86 “The Area’s Quality Vending Company’ 509 Sampson St. New Castle, PA 16101 412-654-1811 Congratulations Seniors HUDSON LUNCH 102 E. Washington St. Phone: 652-4107 If you get the knowledge you need. Then like him you’ll “succeed”. Well, study, you should. As “most iikely” he would! If you still don’t know the identity of our little farmer. Goto page 129. 144 NAVARRA INSURANCE SERVICES, INC. Professional Insurance Planning Service Richard S. Cunningham R. David Cunningham Roger Cunningham We Would Like to Congratulate the “Senior Class of 1986” and Wish Them the Very Best R. Cunningham Funeral Home, Inc. 146 412-658-4511 • 2429 Wilmington Rd. • New Castle, PA 16105 SINCE 1848 = ? 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Owner Congratulations Seniors I 148 t, 77 -- ( y ' ■ — 4 mr° s| Congratulations to the class of 1986 NESHANNOCK BAND PARENTS President: Don Wagner Vice President: Bob Clayton Secretary: Marylin Girvan Treasurer: Cathy Costa 149 HOME VIDEO MOVIES V.E.S. Inc Video Entertainment Systems Join the club Largest selection in Lawerence County We make reservations (24 hr. answering service) master card visa Sales and rentals Video Tapes Video Recorders Video Accessories store hours M-T-W-F 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Sat 11 am-5 p.m. closed Thurs. + Sun 2709 Mercer Rd. phone: 654-6194 Congratulations To the Class of 1986 FIRST SENECA BANK For Your Convenience Member F.D.I.C. Motor Banking Deposits Insured to $100,000.00 With 50 Offices to Serve You Better GET THE KNACK WITH MAC Everything in Sports SPORTING GOODS INC. 23 E. 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Mill St. New Castle, PA Standard Distributing 2060 Westgate Plaza New Castle, PA 169 Professional Patrons Dr. and Mr. Ronald Re Balderach Dr. and Mrs. Rifaat R. Bassaly Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. DeFelice Dr. Mohamed Dheen Dr. and Mrs. John B. Dietz French and Wright Association Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Getchy Dr. and Mrs. T.A. Grauel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David C. Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Higgins Jens F. Jorgensen D.M.D. Lamancusa Cilli, P.C. Dr. and Mr. B. Y. Linganna, M.D. Dr. Ludwig A. Lombardi Dr. and Mrs. A. Vincent Lombardi Dr. Thomas Q. Malvar Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Mancino Dr. and Mrs. L.C. Marcella Dr. and Mrs. William S. Martello Dr. and Mrs. Terry E. Massie Miss Margaret McCullough New Castle Orthopedic Associates Dr. and Mrs. Roland E. Nord William M. Panella, District Attorney Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Patton John Reed D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Salmon Dr. Roger F. Santia Dr. Gary R. Snow Dr. and Mrs. J.S. Snow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Weimer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Weiner Senior Parent Patrons Bonnie Lou Ambuster Mrs. Suzanne R. Balph Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black The Rev. and Mrs. John E. Blewett Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Bonadio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Butler Judge and Mrs. Francis X. Caiazza Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Canciello Mrs. Elaine B. Carenbauer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colby The Rev. and Mrs. Donald F. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeFiore Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeLuca. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeVincentis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Doran Robert and Gwenne Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hietsch Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Houk Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Isidro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaba Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kelty Mr. and Mrs. George Kolovos Mr. and Mrs. Dick Koonse Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lambo Mr. and Mrs. William Manolis Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marcella Mr. and Mrs. Roger McClay Mr. and Mrs. Ron McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Michael Molinaro Ralph and Dottie Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nicholson Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pazak Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Plant Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Proctor Betty and George Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sanders Dr. Roger F. Santia Mr. and Mrs. George E. Seth The Rev. and Mrs. John W. Stoat Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Staph Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Tempke Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Velis Vais Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Zygmunt S. Wajler Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wilson Senior Directory Ambuster, Michael - Marching Band 9; Football 9,10,12; Senior Class Play 12; Ski Club 10; Intramural Artillary 9,10; Baseball 10. Ralph, Lucy - Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9; FBLA 11; Teacher's Assistant 12, Guidance Aide 12; Pep Club 9; Musical 9; Choir 9. Barber, Susan - Intramurals 9; Ski Club 9, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 111 Choir 9,10, Track 9,12; Basketball 9, 10; Volleyball 10, 11, 12, JV Cpt. 11; LANCE Staff 12, Asst. Editor; Student Life 11,12; Dra- ma 12, Journalism 12; Class Plays 11, 12; Musical 9, 12; Youth Against Caner 11. Barker, Beth - Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Ski Club 11; Ice Ska- tlng Hockey Club 10, 11; Musical 9; Choir 9; Office Aide 11, Teacher's Assistant 12; LANCE Staff 10. Barkley, Kristine - Marching Band 9, 10,11,12; Flute Ensemble 11, Volleyball 11, 12; YSU English Festival 10, 11,12; FBLA 12. Black, Beverly - Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, 12; Rifles 12. Blackwell, Sherri - Track 10, Co-op 12. Blewett, Margaret - Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Girl's Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensem- ble 10, 11, 12; Gym Monitor 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10. Bonadio. Jay - Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11; Biology Club 9,10,11, 12; Golf Club 9; Library Aide 9, 10; Intramurals 9. Buccl, Mark - Intramurals 10; Ski Club 10; Pep Club 9; Football ManagerlO. Buckley, Jackie - Junior Achievement 9; Basketball 9; Pep Club 9; Choir 9; Musical 9; Ski Club 9. Calazza, Felicia - Homeroom Representative 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10; Library Aide 11,12; Musical 9; FBLA 12; Italian Club 12; Intra- murals 11, 12; Choir 9; Class Play 11, 12, Student Director 12; Teacher's Assistant 12. Caldwell, Vickie - Choir 9; Junior Achievement 9; Musical 9; Volleyball 10, 11; Magazine Sale Rep. 10; Co-op 12. Canclello, Richard - Football 9,10,11, 12; Intramur- als 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Vice President 11; Senior Class Vice President 12; Italian Club 12. Carenbauer, Amy - Y-Teens 9; Cross Country 9, 10; Library Aide 9, 10, 12; Guidance Aide 9, 11; Intra- murals 9, 10, 12; Forensics 10; Track 11, 12; Teach- er's Assistant 12. Chaffee, Jim Cicero, Pafrlcla - National Honor Society 11, 12; LANCE Staff 10, 11, 12, Editor 12; Class Play 11; French Club 11; Choir 9; Magazine Sales Rep. 11; Teacher's Assistant 12; Intramurals 9. Clavelll, Vicki - Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 9; Musical 9, 12; Gym Monitor 10, 11; Guidance Aid 12; Class Play 11, 12; FBLA 12, Reporter 12; Ski Club 11; Pep Club 9; Youth Against Cancer 11; French Club 11; Student Life 12; Youth Page 12. Colby, Sarah - Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 9,10, 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11; Class Play 11, 12; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Youth Against Cancer 11, 12. Student Life 11, 12; Library Aide 10; French Club Secretary 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Hallway Runner 9; Math Team. Colla, Lisa - Italian Club 12; Guidance Aide 9, 10; Musical 9; Choir 9; Library Aide 10; Intramurals 9. Coluccl, Donald - Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Italian Club 12; Pep Club 9, Gym Monitor 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Assembly Announcer 12; Office Aide 12; Explorers 9, 10. Columbus, Christine -Musical 9, 11, 12; Flag Corps- 9; FBLA Treasurer 12; Class Plays 11, 12; Student Council 12; Student Life 9. 10,11.12; LANCE Staff 12; Library Aide 10. Cook, Christine - FBLA 11, Intramurals 11, 12. Dean, Lisa - Basketball 9; French Club 11; Student Life 12. DeFellce, Rhonda - Basketball 9. Manager 10; Dun- geons and Dragons 11; Forensics 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Life 11, 12; Library Aide AV Crew 12; Junior Academy 10, 11, 12; For- eign Language Day 9, 10; Class Play 11, 12; Italian Cultural Club 12. DeFiore, Fred DeNuccIo, Laura - Library Aide 9, 10; Guidance Aide 9; Flag Corps 9; Rifle Corps 10, 11, 12, Co- Senior Directory Captain 11; FBLA 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Junior Achievement 9, 10. Vice President of Marketing; Stage Crew(Musical) 9; Musical 10. DeVincentls, Caroline - Library Aide 9, 10; Gym Monitor 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Magazine Sales Rep. 9, 10. 11, 12; FBLA 12. Dewberry, Mark - Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Cap- tain 12; Track 10. Doran, Larry - Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Jazz Band 9. 10; Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10; Football 11. 12; Musical 9. 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12. Eddy, Maureen - FBLA 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 11; LANCE Homeroom Rep. 9, 10. 11, 12; Library Aide 9, 10; Gym Monitor 10; Prom Help 10; Intramur- als 12. Esposito, Jeff - Jazz Band 11. 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Woodwind Ensemble 12; Librarian 12. Fisher, Lesll - Rifles 11. 12; Flags 9. 10; Intramurals 9; Guidance Aide 9; Musical 9; Concert Band 9, 10; Junior Achievement 9,10, Vice President of Market- ing and Officer of the Year. Fisher Mike - Football 9. 10, 11. 12. Co-Captain 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11, 12; Musical 10, 11. 12; Student Council 9, 10. 11, Treasurer 10. Vice President 11; LANCE Staff 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Academic Games 9, 10, 11; AV Crew 11, 12. Fortner, Allison - Marching Band 9, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor's Chorus 9. 11; District Chorus 11, 12; Girl's Ensemble 9. 10, 11, 12; Mixed Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12; Woodwind Ensem- ble 11. 12; Volleyball 11. Musical 9, 10, 11. 12; Class Play 11. 12; Student Director 12; YSU Reading Festi- val 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; Youth Page 10, 11, 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10; Teacher's Assistant 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Miss Pageant, Scholarship Achieve- ment Award 12. Fortner, Hand Elizabeth - Ice Skating Hockey Club 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Girls Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12; Brass Ensemble 12; Hon- ors Chorus 11, 12; District Chorus 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Youth Page 10. 11, 12; YSU Reading Festival 10, 11. 12; Mixed Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Teacher's Assistant 12; Yearbook Homeroom Rep. 12; Junior Miss 12. Fox, Amy - Concert Band 9; Majorete 9. 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Sec- retary 12; Class Play 11 12; PA Announcer 11, 12; Musicals 9, 10. 11, 12; Teacher's Assistant 12; Ski Club 11; Ice Skating Hockey Clulb 11; Junior Miss 12; Student Life Asst. Editor 12. Grazlanl, Lisa Marla - Basketball 9, 10, 11; Rifles 10, 11. 12; Choir 9, Junior Achievement 9, LANCE Staff 12; Student Life Staff 12; Musical 9, 10. Harvoy, Kim - FBLA 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 9, 10, 11; Teacher's Assistant 12; Musical Stage Crew 11; YSU English Festival 10, 11. Hlotsch, Stephen Hlggans, Mary - Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10.11,12; Pep Band 11.12; Library Aide 12; Teacher's Assistant 12; Student Life Staff 12; YSU Reading Festival 10, 11, 12; Red Cross Volunteer 9, 10, 11, 12. Hilliard, Chad Houk, Christy - FBLA 11; Band 9; Choir 10; Library Aide 9; Guidance Aide 10; Co-op 12; Musical 9. Isidro, Amy - Cheerleading 9, 10. 11. 12. Captain 9. 12; Musical 9, 10. 11, 12, Dancing Choreographer; Class Play 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Ski Club 10. 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10; Student Coun- cil 11, 12, Secretary 12; Student Life Staff 12; Volley- ball 10. Kaba, Leslie - Basketball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Track 10; Ski Club 9. 10, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11; Musical 9, 10, 12; Honors Band 9. 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Gym Monitor 12; Intramurals 12. Katsadas, Vicki - Choir 9, 10, 12; Musical 9. 10. 12; Gym Monitor 12; Teacher's Assistant 12; Intramurals 9. 10. Keller, Susan - Co-op 12; Flag Corps 9, 10; Band 9; Musical 9, 10; Intramurals 9. Kelty, Michelle - FBLA Secretary 12; Ice Skating H- ockey Club 11. Magazine Sale Rep. 10, 11, 12; Li- brary Aide 9. 10; Musical 9; Guidance Aide 9. Senior Directory Kolovos, Nick - Basketball 9. 10.11 12; Track 10; Ski Club 9. 10, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 11; Student Council 9, 12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Monitor 12; Teacher's Assistant 12. Koonse, Bruce - Antiquities Secretary 9; History Club 10; Biology Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. Treas. 11; Musical Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12. Lambo, Jamie - Football 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 9, 10, 11, Pres. 11; Student Council 11; Italian Club 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Liguishtiks 10. Lytle, Amy - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Choir 9; Musical 9; Ice Skating H- ockey Club 9, 10, 11. Manollt, Nick - Football 10, 12; Track 11, 12; Wres- tling 10; Red Cross VolunteerlO; Intramurals 9, 10, 11,12; FBLA 12, Basketball 9; Ski Club 10; S.A.D.D. 11; Guidance Aide 11, 12; Explorer's 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Marburger, Eric - Intramurals 11; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12. Marcella, Jeffrey C. - Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Musi- cal 9, 10, 11, 12, Linguishtiks 9, 10, 11. Marcotulllo, Frank - Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Comp. Club 11; Italian Club President 12; Student Council 11, Vice President 12; Marching Band 9, Student Forum 11, 12. McClay, Todd - Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11,12; Pep Band 9, 10,11,12; Musicals 9, 10, 11, 12, Brass Ensemble 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, President 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; AV Crew 12; Library Aide 12; Class Play 12; Honors Band 11, 12; District Band 12. McKenna, Scott - Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9. 10, 11, 12; Youth Page 12, Student Life 12. Mollnaro, Lina - Teacher'sAssistant 12, Italian Cul- tural Club Secretary 12; Library Aide 10, 11; Intra- murals 9; Pep Club 9. Mooney, Shelia - National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Student Life 11, 12; Volleyball 11; Class Play 11, 12; Youth Against Cancer 11, 12, Junior Miss 12. Moore, Tim - Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12. Morlnl, Dean - Ski Club 11, Student Life 11, 12; LANCE Staff 12; Musical 11. Morris, Russ - Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12; Chemistry Olympics 11, 12; Math Competition 11, 12. Moses, David - Wrestling 9, 10; Football 10, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Prom Help 10; Ice Skating H- ockey Club 10; LANCE Homeroom Rep. 12. Nicholson, Todd - Football 9,10, 11, 12, Co-captain 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11, 12; Baseball 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 11; Class Play 11, 12, Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11, Linguishtiks 9, 10; Computer Team 11. Nicolls, Barb - National Honor Society 10. Ong, Paul - Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 11; LANCE Homeroom Rep. 10, 11. Pastrlck, Janet Patel, Nlmesh - Basketball 11. Patton, Charles - Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Patton, Tracy - Cross Country Stats. 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11, Secretary 11; Choir 9; Musical 9; Intramurals 9; Office Aide 10; Guidance Aide 11: LANCE Staff 10; Prom Committee 11; Teacher's Assistant 12. Pozak, Susan Pazzo, Stephanie - Cheerleading 10,11,12, Musical 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 9, 10; Class Play 11, 2; National Honor society 11, 12; Intramurals 9, Class Secretary 10, 11, 12; Italian Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11; Teacher's Assistant 12; Student Council 9; French Club 10, 11; Office Aide 12; LANCE Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12. Plant, Joe Proctor, David - Recon (D D) 11, 12. Prokopchak, Craig - Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, Senior Directory 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12, Co-Director 11; National Honor Society 11, 12, Youth Againt Cancer 11, 12; Junior Academy 10; Linguishtiks 9, 10, 11. Reynolds, Greg - Cross Country - 9, 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Aide 11, 12; AV Crew 11, 12, Guidance Aide 11, 12; Youth Against Cancer 11,12, Vice Pres. 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice Pres 12, Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11; Teacher's Assistant 12, Gym Monitor 12. Richards, Eric Rldenbaugh, Robert - Football 9, 10, Cross Country 11„ 12; Antiquities Club 9, 10. Roth, Mary Jo Sanders, Christy - Ski Club 10, 11 .Cheerleading 9, 10, Captain 10; Prom Committee 11; Ice Skating H- ockey Club 11; Musical 10, 12, Library Aide 9, 10, 11, 12; Guidance Aide 11, Office Aide 10, 11, 12; Youth Against Cancer 11. Class Play 11, 12. Teacher's As- sistant 12; Youth Page 12. Santla, Melissa - Tennis 9, 10.11,12; Track 9.10,11; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Director 11, 12, Class Play 12, Student Director; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12; Ice Skating Hockey Club 11; French Club 11, Ski Club 9, 10; Class Vice Pres. 10; Student Council 11. Seth, Sharon - Teacher's Assistant 12; Intramurals 9 10; Library Aide 9; Pep Club 9. Slebanoller, Shelley - Gym Monitor 10, Homeroom Rep. 9, 10. Magazine Sale Rep. 10, 11, 12; LANCE Homeroom Rep. 10.11, 12; Library Aide 9, 10, 11,12; Pep Club 9; Intramurals 9; Explorers 11, 12; Teacher's Assistant 12; YSU Reading Festival 11, 12; AV Crew 12. Sloat, David - Class President 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, Treasurer 11 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11; Class Plays 11, 12, Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Football 12. Brass Ensemble 11, 12; Biology Olympics 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Sommerteld, Erik Staph, Jeffery - Football 9. 10, 11, 12, Track 10. 11. 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Wrestling 10, Red Cross Volunteer 10. Stelngasser, Amy Tempke, Roy - Cross Country 9; Football 10; Track 9; Explorers 9, 10, 11, 12, President 11. 12; LANCE Staff 12, Student Life Staff 10; Hospital Volunteer 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10. Turner, Jill - Basketball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11. Ski Club 9, 10; Italian Cultural Club 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Rifles 10, 11, 12, Junior Achievement 9; FBLA 12; Musical 9; Intramurals 9. Vale, James - Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Gym Monitor 10, 11, 12. Vitale, Jay - Basketball 9, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10. 11; French Club 10, 11. Vice President; Ice Skating Hockey Club 10, 11, Treasurer 11; Math Competition 11, 12, Teacher's Assistant 12; Class Play 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11. 12. Wacikowskl, Kelly - Library Aide 9; Math Competi- tion 11. Wagner, Lori - Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 9. 10, Co-Captain 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls Ensemble 12, Mixed Ensemble 12. Wajler, Bonita Jean - Cheerleading 9, 10. 11, 12, Captain 9, Co-Captain 12; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12. Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11; Ice Ska- ting Hockey Club 10, 11; Class Treasurer 10, 11, 12, Teacher's Assistant 12. Homecoming 10, 11,12, Biol- ogy Club 9. Office Aide 11. Wasserman, Charlene - Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Teacher's Assistant 12; Gym Monitor 9. 10. 1! 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Wilson, David Wlsslnger, Gordon - Musical 9, 10. 11, 12; Class Plays 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Equations 9, 10; AV Crew 9, 10, Student Life 10. 11, 12; Chemistry 11, 12; Chemistry Olympics 11, 12; Computer Competition 11. 12; Ju- nior Academy 10; Tennis 11, 12; Track 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Pg. 176—left to right: M. Ambus- ter, S. Barber, B. Barker, K. Barkley, B. Black, S. Blackwell, M Blewett, J. Bonadio, J. Buckley, T. Butler, F. Caiazza, V. Caldwell, R. Can- ciello. A, Carenbauer, P. Cicero, V. Clavelli, L. Colia, S. Colby, D. Colucci. C. Columbus, C. Cook, L. Cean, R. DeFelice. L. DeNuccio. pg 177—left to right: C. Devin- centis. L. Doran. M. Eddy, J. Esposito, J. Fassinger, L. Fisher, M. Fisher, A. and N. Fortner. A. Fox, L. Graziani. K. Har- vey, M. Higgins, C. Hilliard, C. Houk, A. Isidro, L, Kava. V. Katsa- das, S. Keller, M, Kelty, N. Kolovos, J. Lanbo. M. LaMont, A. Lytle, N. Mandis, pg 178—left to right E. Marbruger, J. Marcella. F. Marco- tullio, T. McClay, S. McKenna L. Molmaro. S. Mooney, D. Morini, R. Morris, D. Moses, T. Nicholson. B Nichols. J. Pastrick. N. Patel, T. Patton, S. Pazak, S Pazzo, C. Pro- kopchak, G. Reynolds. E. Rich- ards, R. Ridenbaugh, C. Sanders, M. Santia, S. Seth, S. Siebanoller pg. 179—left to right: D. Sloat. A. Steingasser, R. Tempke. J. Turner, J. Vitale, L. Wagner, B. Wajler. C. Wasserman, G. Wissinger. Here is our mystery senior at 5 years of age To see the next clue to help find the identify of our friend the Pollock'', see page 47. 179 THANK-YOU: to the staff, especially the dedicated ones who came to our work days; to the students who provid- ed great pictures, inspira- tions, and support, to the administration for all their help and cooperation; to Miss McCullough who helped us clean the office; to Mrs. Barley for her pa- tience, understanding, and pizza delivery; to little J.R. Barley for giving us joy during our days of hard work; and finally to Mr. Barley for his guidance, support, in- spirtaion, and friendship. Thanks, Patty Cicero I'm glad I have this chance to thank the many people who helped in some way with the 1986 LANCE. 180 JOSTENS f F” M, , ’V' 1 r f i