New Castle High School - Ne Ca Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

o oo O o 0 CL CL New Castle High School New Castle, Pennsylvania 16 46 68 96 122 142 152 186 188 Contents Introduction Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities Clubs Faculty 8c Staff Advertising Remember When Closing Ne-Ca-Hi Sports Tradition, Interest And Performance k 1 'V i P1 11 ■ New Castle has a great tradition of winning. Our sports events present opportunities for players and fans alike to show their interest in this important part of our school year. (1) Michelle Cozza thinks to herself. What do I do now? (2) Mrs Anderson, our art teacher, always dresses to the hut (3) Lara Bertucci brings out the preppy side of New Castle (4) Beth Tot el finds time in her busy schedule to make sure her hair looks just right (5) Pete Franklin stands in awe while we suddenly snap his picture Fashion Fantasy Fashion is an important part of what Ne-Ca-Hi is all about. As you stroll down the school hallways you can find anything from punky hairdos to preppy penny loafers For some people, fashion is the greatest adventure of all time. Even our faculty Is getting with itll (1) Sportng his stylish harstyle. Bobby Martn awaits his turn in the gym (2) Jacquie Rock ana Tiffany Tate deplay their interest in the Madonna fad (3) Boon Fisher steodiy works on he math assignment while wondering if he hair looks al right ■eSS lntioduction 5 At Work In Class 6 mtroduction (2) Mrs Axe's Typing I class practice cfcbgently to improve their typing skills (3) Noele Datio and Kim Carangi work hard on their projects for the art show as Mrs Anderson gives a few suggesions (4) Senior Physics students Paul Massaro, Jonathon Felhon. Bonnie linton. Bob Presnor. Ray Cook. Mark Valenti, and David Viggiono test their skis by weighing Mr Noel's head (5) Mr Panella's senior English Literature class enjoys a comment mode by Danielle Austin. (1) Mrs Woodring provides individual help to Mike Mogusiak in ninth grade Developmental Reading The main purpose of New Castle High is to educate the student body. The time we spend here will prepare us for whatever the future holds. Time spent productively in classrooms is an important part of our years here at Ne-Ca-Hi. (1) Bobby Cook takes a break from his heavy studying (2) John CiaHella. Mark Nougle. Frank Montinoos. Mary Ann Gotoa. and Janne Delio experiment in Chemistry H. (3) In metal shop. Ray Omer and Matt Medure folow the rules of safefy fo protect their eyes from wood chips (4) Mary Nerti and Carla Mitchell increase their business skills with the computer in Miss OlHnger's Word Processing class lntroduction 7 Life In Ne-Ca-Hi A World Within itself r i i (1) Lynda Santin and James Perry share their discoveries at the microscope in Mrs Schkjmberger's Biology I class (2) Many students look forward to sharing their lunch with friends in the cafeteria (3) Leading the pack down the stairs. Vicki Burzochechi is followed by Lisa West and John Micco (4) Rosemarie Scrim. Beth Nat ale. and Vivian Jacobs converse by the water fountain during a break from a double period of Chemistry 8 lntroduction School life involved a lot more than sitting in a classroom for 45 minutes. The students always look forward to the bell ringing so they can spend four minutes running around trying to get a couple of words in with their friends before going to their next class. For most of the students. the best part of the day is lunch where they spend a half hour socializing and of course. PIGGING OUT!! The Arts What Our School Is All About! The Arts play a great role in our school. We depend on the Arts at New Castle High not only for entertainment but also for giving the students a chance to get away from their academic subjects to express their creativity. Our school was honored this year in several ways. Our Marching Band was accepted after five long years of waiting to perform at Three Rivers Stadium for halftime during a Pittsburgh Steeler Football game. New Castle Area District was also invited by The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts to gather some of the best artwork to display for a show open to the public. Our faculty, student body, and people in the community support all the activities here at New Castle High. The Arts are a second nature to us here at New Castle, and without them New Castle High School would not be the same. (1) In the industrial arts room several students work steodiy on their layouts. (2) J.R. Fisher represented himselt afl in black m his self-sculptixe which was on display at the Hoyt Institute (3) Paul Massaro. who was nominated for the McDonald's Al-American rtgh School Marctkng Band, plays his trumpet during halftime at a New Castle Footbal game (4) Mr Sanders directs the choir during their fourth period practice session (5) A few pastel and pencil drawings which were displayed at the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts tO Introduction (1) The band and Candy Canes proctice long and hard to make sure everyone is in place for halftime. (2) Here are several pictures that were displayed at The Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts from New Castle High School (3) Renee Russo, also nominated for the McDonald's Al-American High School Marching Band, proudly waks down the field with her mother and sister on Senior Night (4) Bobby Martin shows his creativity when the art students created costumes for the celebration of Haioween Introduction 11 An New Castle And Spirit Unbeatable Team Cheer, cheer for oT Ne-Ca-Hi. . These words from Ne-Ca-Hi's fight song boost everyone's spirit at New Castle athletic events. As with every year. Ne-Ca-Hi has always kept Its spirit and pep alive and kicking. Victory or defeat-it doesn't matter because in everyone's eyes and hearts. New Castle will always be a winner. (1) The footbal cheerleaders are deterrrxned to psyche everyone up at the games With Mssy Amockes mouth and help from Janine Cloffi and A dele Ryan, they're sure to do it (2) Maxine Robles admires the spirit shown in the decoration of Joe Maslyk's locker as she hangs-around between classes (3-4) Fans always give their support and show their sprit of wnrxng at Ne-Ca-Hi basketbc games (5) Time is set aside before the start of a basketball game to honor our country and show a little American spirit as we sing the National Anthem 12 lntfoduetion (1) Con McKenzie, Lisa Noel, and Denise Mm-g one show their Christmas spirit by getting wild at the Sadie Hawkins Dance hekj on December 20 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral (2) Brian Pidro puts on the finishing touches of the Christmas spirit at Ne-Ca- -Hi by placing a final ornament on the traditional tree in the lobby (3) These straight A seniors believe that earning good grades is an important part of school spirit and it's shown as their pictures sit in the showcase in the front hall (4) Mr Catohne's Italian classroom brings the spirit of Italy to Ne-Ca-Hi during Italia Festa Week held January 13-17. Introduction 13 SEC-6 ? ROWDY GET TOUGH 16 S©niOfS Anne Boshara Ruth Bor no v sky _ — A modi©-Bashar a 17 Melissa Amodie Christopher Aromando Ronald Bamovsky 1986 Tammy Angelo Carol Antonio Damefle Austin Michael Barker Seniors Diana Benincase Gina Bertram Joseph Bondi Joseph Bongevingo William Brenner Victoria Bridges Shely Bucci Tammy Brown Robert Brown 18 Benincase-Bucci Seniors Lon Cepro Rebecca Chappell Colette Ciccooe Stephen Cimini Janine Coffi Patrick Cionni Leroy Clark Lisa Clark Pamela Cole 20 Cepro-Cole Richard Conti Michelle Conkle John Comianos Randal Cook Michael D'Andrea Raymond Cook Joseph Cubeiks Bertha Davis Noeie Dattito Com anos-Dovis 21 Seniors Jonme DeLilio Andrew DiBocco Sarah DiThomas Devra Dimucclo Marcy Doran Michael DeRosa Jason Delilo Nadine Dickey Robert Donston 22 Detflo-Doran Lisa Doubt Steven Fee Jodi Faroone Josette Far ah Kely Dougan Jiban Epstein Sandra Echler John Evans Lisa Ekis Doubt-Fee 23 Seniors Terri Fee Jonathan Felon Michelle Fennell Stephanie Fere haw Morey Ferreira David Ferry John F mi Yvonne Fitzpatrick J H Flamino 24 Fee-Flomino Michoelangelo Frank I mo FuVjOOVS Michel© Fuleno Anthony Frogola Mehssa Formati Noel Flowers Robert Fundoots Jay Garrett Gmocci joncr Flowers-Ginoccl 25 26 Golba-Honnon Harcar-Jenkins 27 Seniors James Johnson Kenneth Johnson Debra Jones Sharon Jordon Stephen Kennoday Deanna Kennedy David Koski George Lang Debra Librondi 28 Johnson-Llbrandi 1986 Alberta Mahon© Richard Maiefla Bonnie Linton Timothy Maize Kimberly Mangan Robert Martin Frank Mantinoas Richard Litrenta Maria MoaareHo Linton-Martln 29 Seniors 30 Mosiyk -Mendel Toni Myers Jon Natal© Anthony Nerti Seniors Maria Naples Mark Naugle Mary Nerti Frank Natal© Daniel Nero William Nesbitt r 32 Myers-Nesbitt 34 Petrangeli-Pruchnic Anthony Petrongeli Marie Petrongeli Frank Pidro Eric Pitzer Lori Plohr Paige Polding Cherie Popovich Robert Presnar Paul Pruchnic Robert Ratkovich Louis Recchiooe Lettice Rice Jocquie Rock Andrea Robles Judith Ritchie Patrick Quahlero Mark Raney Vincent Quahhero Quahfcero-Rock 35 Seniors Ronald Sankey A dele Ryan Rachel© Ryan Kelie Scheidemantle Michele Savocchia John Romeo 36 Romeo-Scheidemantle 1986 Marcie Shaw Kimberly Shra Robert Snowden Seth Smith Suzanne Smith Susan Senko Tern Snyder Solomon Amy y$|i Senko-Sotomon 37 Seniors Ruby Steese Dion Taykx Samuel Tarnaski Kevin Stroud Mary Ann Tackett Mary Thomas Carrie Sphar Sheri Strickenburg 38 Sphar • Thomas Seniors Dawn Viani Daniel Vukovich Eugene White Ron Wilkison Mark Williams Michelle Wilis Staci WHson Joseph Wright Michele Wrona 40 Viani-Wrona Patsy Zorilla Jr Charles Yerage Michael Manos GOODBYE Here we are. the senior class Going our separate ways Looking back at the things we've done In our younger days. Seniors Not Pictured The years passed by so quickly We all wanted it that way But when the final day arrives We'll almost wish we could stay. Carol Brown John Ciaielo Michael Cole Carmen Dennis Steve Eggleston Lori Fakesh Peter Frankm John Hawkins Eric Jones FondteHo Lowery Bobbi Murin Anthony Nero Todd Nunn Mark Olnger It was almost as if we grew up too fast Because the time just flew right by And all of a sudden—on just one day— We all must say goodbye. Now we must go on to bigger things Climb the ladder of success Become a part of the real world And strive to be the best. Thursie Owoc Rodney Parchman Gerdldo SorcmeHo Christine Smith But we'll never forget the four years we've spent Getting to know each other Learning new things about ouselves And about one another. With our diploma in our hand We'll laugh and then we'll cry And hesitation will mount with just one word And that word is goodbye . —Andrea Robles Zafla-k 35 41 Senior Achievements Recognized United States Army Athlete....................Kimberly Mangan Mark Naugle Phi Delta Kappa...............................Louis Recchione Beth Meyer US. History Award.............................Louis Recchione B'Nai BRith RO D. Award...........................Brian Burick New Castle Mayor's Award......................Kimberly Hauser Debra Librandi Kimberly Mangan Paul Massaro Janet Mendel Beth Meyer Renee Michael Mark Naugle Louis Recchione Renee Russo Rensselaer Award.....................................Renee Michael American Association of Physics Teachers..................Kimberly Hauser Youth Page Reporting Award Ronald Bamovsky Mary Ann Golba Hurricane Life Award.....................................Terri Fee Michele Fulena Cherie Popovich Andrea Robles Mary Beth Ross Marcie Shaw Dion Taylor New Castle Music Club Award (Voc.).....................Lori Plohr New Castle Music Club Award flnsL)...................Paul Massaro Ponella Foundation Scholarship....................Melissa Amodie Janet Mendel Beta Sigma Phi...............................Victoria Burzachechi A.B WA. Scholarship...............................Mary Ann Golba Janet Mendel Renee Russo P-T.A............................................Louis Recchione Lynn Sheffler Mildred Rogers Scholarship Renee Michael Football Boosters...................................Frank Pidro Jaycees Scholarship ......................... Janet Mendel Junior Women's Club Scholarship..................... Janet Mendel Jean Swarts Memorial Scholarship..............................Paul Massaro A S Scholarship......................................Renee Michael - DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS - Art.........................................Kimberly Carangi Robert Martin Business Education Alberta Mahone Science................................................Renee Michael Mark Naugle Industrial Arts ............................ Micha l Trover Foreign Language ..........Melissa Formal! Music ( Voc ).................................... Lisa Paden Kimberly Shira Music (Inti) Renee Russo Physical Education Marne Shaw Social Studies Mary Ann Golba English Victoria Burzachechi Paul Massaro Kimberly Hauser Janet Mendel Gordan Greer Kimberly Mangan Lynn Sheffler Dion Taylor Joseph Wright Brian Burick Troy Steinheiser Dion Taylor Victoria Bridges Brian Burick Steven Kennaday Andrea Robles Troy Steinheiser D� n Taylor Academic Games..................... Geneva College Forensics Competition . Forensics Award.................... D Matthew Bumgardner Memorial Sholarship...Lynn Sheffler Gordon Greer PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARD Melissa Amodie Kimberly Mangan Michael Barker Paul Massaro Ronald Bamovsky Mary McCormick Joseph Bondi Janet Mendel Brian Burick Renee Michael Victoria Burzachechi Jon Natale Kimberly Carangi Mark Naugle John Cialella William Nesbitt Leroy Clark Paige Polding Joseph Cubellis Patrick Quahliero Noele Dattilo Louis Recchione Lisa Doubt Renee Russo Jillian Epstein Michelle Savocchia Melissa Formati Susan Senko Joseph G.nocchi Marcie Shaw Mary Ann Golba Lynn Sheffler Kimberly Hauser Terri Snyder Debra Jo Librandi Mark Valenti Pittsburgh Beauty Academy Award..........Susan Mastrangelo Daughters of American Resolution Kimberly Mangan United States Marine Corps Music Award..... Paul Massaro Army ROTC..................................... Jonathan Fellion Ball State Summer Science Scholarship............Troy Steinheiser Hugh O'Brien Award............................. Mary Ann Golba Free Enterprise Week........................................Brian Burick Steven Kennaday Lynn Sheffler Carolyn Knox Nominees........................................Paul Massaro Mark Naugle Presidential Classroom......................................Brian Burick Mary Ann Golba Steven Kennaday NAACP Essay Contest........................................Sharon Jordan Elks Most Valuable Student..................................Debra Librandi Principal's Award.................................Debra Librandi Mark Naugle ACADEMIC GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FROM COLLEGES OR UNIVERSITIES Brian Burick Lynchburg College Mary Ann Golba.....................Catholic University of America Gannon Kimberly Hauser Slippery Rock University Janet Mendel.............................................Duquesne Beth Meyer Westminster College Mark Naugle............................Carnegie Mellon University MIT Paige Polding............................................Duquesne Patrick Quahliero........................................Duquesne Renee Russo..............................................Duquesne Lynn Sheffler Blackburn College Mercyhurst College Kimberly Shira............................................Ashland College 42 Semof Recognition Day CLASS SONG: Rock Me Tonight CLASS MOTTO: The Best Is Yet To Come CLASS NAME: The Wanderers CLASS COLORS: Mauve and Ivory CLASS MURAL: Kim Crangi CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Harry Micco CLASS OFFICERS: President-Chores Yerage Vice President-Frank Natale Secre t ary-Jan ice Hruska Treasurer-V kk Bridges MOST MODEST Anne Bashero. David Ferry BEST BUILT Jarvce Hruska. Don Melonio BEST DANCER l Isa Clark. David Moses PRETTIEST SMILE Jodi Foraone Bit Brenner BIOOEST BROWNIE Vtrkl Bridges, Jon Notate MOST DRAMATIC Dawn Vilon. Steve Kenneday SHYEST Tina Fundoots. Floyd Mastren FRIENDLIEST Kely Dougan. John MerXre TALLEST Alyson Migborato. John Toman SHORTEST Kim Shir a. James Johnson BEST HAIR STYLE Mary Beth Ross. Doug Camlniti BEST PERSONALITY Ruby Steese. Bobby Brown PRETTIEST EYES Michelle Hannon. Frank Mantnoos Seniors Celebrate Graduation activities highlighted the last month of school for the Class of '86. On Friday. May 9. at 8:30 a.m., the senior class, parents, administration. faculty, and student body of New Castle High School convened in the field house to honor those seniors who had excelled (p. 42). Then anticipation turned toward the long-awaited Dinner Dance, which was held from 6:30-11 p.m. on Friday, May 23. at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Approximately 300 seniors, guests, faculty, staff, and parents enjoyed the dinner and dancing (pp 44-45). Final exams for seniors were given May 27-30 and marked the end of their studies at Ne-Ca-Hi. The last day of class for seniors. Monday, June 2. also saw the issuing of the annual senior issue of Hurricane Life On Tuesday. June 3. seniors were dismissed at 8:15 after receiving their caps and gowns. Class Day, Wednesday, June 4, began with seniors entertaining each other at the traditional class day program in the auditorium. Following this, seniors boarded busses for a day at Geauga Lake. On Thursday, June 5, the class met at the Cathedral at 8:00 a m. for a final commencement practice. The final event In these activities began at 8:00 p.m. Friday. June 6, when commencement took place (pp. 138-139), followed by the All-Night Party beginning at 11:30 p.m. and lasting until 5:00 a m. (pp. 140-141). SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS Janet Mendel. Ron Bamovsky MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Amy Solomon. Jon FeMon BIOOEST FLIRT JocQute Rock. Anthony Nerti CLUMSIEST Devro DMuccio. Eugene White BEST DRESSED Missy Amodte. Frank Natale BIOOEST EATER Coteen Rooney. Roger Palumbo BEST IOOKINO Cathy McCormick. Paul Pruchnic BIOOEST MOOCHER Tern Thorman. Norman Moses BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Gina Bertram. Joe Gmocchl BIOOEST COMPLAINEP Suzanne Smth. Jaton Deuto BEST ALL AROUND Morcie Shaw Quahbero BIOOEST AIRHEAD Tracy Viggnno Ron Wtdnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Renee Nbchoots. Mark Nougle CLASS CLOWN Jamne Cbffi. Kurt Hatowich MOST TALKATIVE Andrea Robies. Chris Me ca CUTEST COUPLE Vikki Bridges. Minnow Fundoots MOST POPULAR Sue Otlowski. Charlie Yerage BEST IN ACADEMICS Ktm Morgan Lou Rechtonne BEST ATHLETE Danete Austin. Steve Eggleston BIOOEST PARTIES Jtt Fkrrkno. Ray Cook BEST LISTENER Don Cameron. David Papa BEST LEADER Jarkne DoLto. Brian BuHck BEST MUSICIAN Renee Russo. Paul Massaro MOST ORGANIZED Michele Fuleno. Steve Fee MOST ARTISTIC Beth Totel. Bob Martin MOST ORIOINALITY Tern Fee Dion Taylor Senior Activities 43 Seniors Enjoy A Special Night On Friday, May 23, 1986, the senior dinner dance was held from 6:30-11 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Dinner, catered by Marie Eberth, was served to approximately 300 seniors, guests, faculty, administration, and parents in the main dining room. Following the dinner. Assistant Superintendent Eugene Di-Caprio was Master of Ceremonies for the short program. Speaking were Acting Principal Angelo Per-rotta and Senior Class President Charles Yerage A dance in the beautifully decorated ballroom followed the dinner and program. The band Baby Brother entertained the seniors and their guests. During the dance, couples lined up for pictures taken by Clark Studio. At 11 p.m. the prom came to an end. Most couples then traveled out-of-town for dinner reservations to make their evening more special. The prom was truly a memorable event for all who attended. Top. Senior class officers Janice Hruska and Vikki Bridges enjoy a night of glamour with their prom dates The 1986 Senior Class enjoys one of their last nights they share together 44 Prom Left. Senior Class President Charles Yerage speaks to his fellow classmates on the past school year Below left. Michelle Savocchia. Jti Epstein, and Tracy Jenkins decide its time to take a break from al the prom activities. Below, the new president of the class of 87. Vince Sands, entertains his date. Stephanie Viani. beside present vice-president. Frank Nat ale. and his date Ke«y Dougan Prom 45 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors - Class Of 1987 Craig Altman Ron Altman Dana Avon Christine Barbato Jean Bashara Richard Benson Lara Bertuccl Stephen Booher Louis Boyce Lynmse Brown Matthew Brown Ted Brown Mary Bryan Carter Buckner Lisa Cade Melissa Camerot Wenci CompoU Christy CaraveHa Todd Corenbauer Bii Chadbolt Rosemary Cioppa Candace Coiefta Lori Coins Lous Conti Renee Corley Michele Cozza Marlene Curine Kara DattHo Mario Davis RachieHe DeCarbo Ajmors 47 John Deep Chris Delaney Marla DeMase Denise DCaprio Jodi DIMuccio Robin Donofrio Tom Doran Jodi Drebus Wiiam Duncan Pat Eckles Patricia Edgerton Jeff Edgerton Darren Emch Lainie Emery Barbara EpitropoUos Joanne Evans Sherry Evans Chris Fabian Toni Faroone Wiiam Fee James Ferre Jodi Ferry Thod Fish Andrea Fitzpatrick Beth Frank Heath Fry Melissa Fuieno James Gabriel Tammy Garver Yolanda Gay Jason George Vito George 48 Juniors Arthur Graziani Lisa Greer Lee Grzeauk Tom Gurgiolo Tessa Harnett Arthur Hammond Terri Hargrave Brian Heaney Kim Hedg n Keith Hi Dan Hflyard Mark Houser Vivian Jacobs Leslie Johnson Brian Johnston Dionne Jones Loren Jones Stephen Kapiin Ruth Karenbauer Lori Kay Knstne Kirchel Tina Kiriakou Roe Ann Kneram Diane Kordish Brod Korpela Sherry Kovach Tina LaLama Delbert Lane Anthony Lot out Elias L at out Ken Latsko Cor lee Lewis Jut� kxs 4 ? Jon Ltbrandi Michele Llewellyn John lucchni Crissa Maiizto Bill Mancino Richard Marczak Richard Mariacher Helen Mortin Ron Martin Dom Marzano Tracy Masson Chris Matteo Valerie McCartt Jack McCormick Shelly McDonald Con McKenzie Wanda McKnight Wende McKNhght Lee Mclure Amy Melchore Tim Meredith PJ. Micaletti John Mlcco Robert Micco Denrse Mingone Charles Mooney John Moses Debbie Mounts Rhonda Mounts Cathy Mozzocio 50 Juniors Kim Mraz Enc Mrozek Joy Musufcn Bobfcx Jo Myers Morey Napier Alyson Nougie Miche e Nero Pam Nero Tracy Newton Lisa Noel John Norco Mara Novielto Mark Nuzzo Lisa Oreft Kristina Pace Elem Pafcouras Andrea Pappas Vickie Pascoe Debbie Pavia Sam Peak Shelley Peak Stephen Petrovttch Stacy Petrucci Undy Pezzone Tom Piccione Scott Pidro Lisa Pirlozzi Frank Pisciuneri Jeff Pitzer Kevin Pitzer David Piohr Junkxs 51 Leonard Quimby David Rankin Eugene Razzano Chris Redfoot Christine Reiter Jock Reno Brian Rice Duwayne Rice Labrina Robinson Janice Rossi Tracy Rubis Robyn Ruha Mike Russin Vince Russo Caroline Sabino Joe Sabino Randy Sager Waylon Sager Matt Samuels Vince Sands Bifl Sankey Charles SorcmeUi Jeff Scarnato Rosemarie Scrim Paula Seman Becky Shields Jackie Stoeto Christine Siggers Becky Sims Gary Sizer Carla Smith Mark Smith 52 Junkxs Lianna Sparono Andrea Stewart Deanna Stone Marc Sober Denise Tanner Pat Tanner Tiffany Tate Dana Taylor George Theodorou Cheryl Thomas Larry Thompson Ben Tolbert John Tomarakos Joe Toscano Adrienne Trotta Richard Turner Stephanie V«ani Ed Wajter Marlene Walters Yukari Ward Lisa West Georgeanne Williams DoneUe Wins Susan Wilson Scott Wyman Melissa Yoho Marc Zmgaro Robert Zmgoro Jerry Zona Ed Zuk Jumors 53 Jonalyn Abraham Joseph Abraham John Altera Enk Alvarado Carol Ambrosini Jennifer Amodte David Antuono Vince AnzaOne Eric Arrow Darnel Barnhart Tim Baron Angela Bask eyfield Kay Lynn Beatrice Tim Beatrice Maurice Ben Teresa BeUauto Maureen Beshero Alisha Bester Marianne Biangone Nicole Biondi Mark Black M e Blau Melinda Borelti Kate Boyce Marcie Brodtey Deborah Brown Chris Brurush Trina Brunswick Doug Bumgardner Dorothy Bunnel Dennis Bupp Lori Burke Donald Code Poul Camano Brod Can Dena Copece Alison Cappabianco Tony Carnuche Chris Carter Sherri Carungi Chris Cavalier Kely Chappell Sophomores - Class of i988 Susan Chieze Tammy Cimini Todd Omim Donald Goffi Georgette Clark Thomas Clarke Tammy Cleaver Cheri Cochran Jamie Cochran Ter Cochran Laura Coen Robert Cohen Tina Cole Renee Coieia James Compel Amy Conti Frank Conti Lori Conti Richard Conti Toni Conti Btte Jo Cook Jeffrey Crosten Lisa Cubeis Joseph Cugini Evette Currie Carrie D'Ambrosia Patrick Dando Darci Data Sandi Daytner Dina DeEufco Brian Deicastelk) Maria De Marco Julie DeRosa David Dickhoff Christine Dimuccio Lisa Dimuccio Florence Doherty Peggy Donaldson Robert Donnell Sophomores 55 Kristin© Donofrio Erm Doran Stephen Duda Joe Edgerton Corey Eggleston Mrm Essawi Roberta Estep Fred Faraone Kim Faraone Stacy Farris Wesley Fears Bob Fee Chris FeUoboum AnnMarie Fmnerty Christine Flak Danny Foley Cartena Ford Nick Foukas Janie Frank Shari Fray Heather Fry Alicia Fulkerson Tina Gabriel Philip Gallo Luanne Galvin Pamela Garrett Chrissy Gattey Jackie Gay Joe Gennock Trffiane Germanski Mark Gibas Jimmy Gnocchi Cheryl Granms Toni Granms Richard Gurneal Metame Gwm Lon Hale Deanna Hal Mary Ann Hal Ronal Hambrick Walter Hamilton Angola Hammond 56 Sophomores Morcie Hardmg Ruthann Horns Eric Hawk ns Loune Hedglm James Hitch Randy Holtzapple Kristina Hoover Shannon Hook Matt Houser Angela Hutchnson joe Isabela Robert Jackson Ted Jackson Brian Johngrass Deandre Johnson Lance Johnson Lloyd Johnson Damele Johnston Erin Jones Diana Joseph Katherine Karettas Scott Karns Pete Kashubara Brenda Kely Pete Kennaday Steven Kent' Natalie Kerr Robert Kerr Jett Kinney Ned Kmser Brian Korpela Tamrrve Krolicki Melvette Lone Violet Latout Drew Latsko Roy Lee Elena Lapore Todd Lewis Dina Liontos Jerry Dean Llewellyn Sophomores 57 Andrea Lockett Barbara Lucchrw Rhonda Lutton Philip Maori Chris Magoun Shawi xa Mahone Patrick Maiela Amy Martin Robert Mask Louie Maslyk Luann Mastrangelo Arlene Mastren Kenneth May Robert McCartney Julie McCormick Dan McCue Bill McCurdy Elizabeth McKinney Penny McKinney Doug McKissick Matt Medure Dion Mercer Gary Micco Mark Michael BU MKrhoels Patrick Mitcheltree Stacey Momco Joe Morgan Robert Murn Crystal Murphy Mario Murphy Chuck Musufcn Todd Navarra Renee Neely James Neff Charles Nero Charles Nero Joseph Nero Joanne Novak Susan Novak Heidi O'Laughlin Raymond Omer 58 Sophomores Mario Palouras Pochele Paloctmo Jeff Palermo Lawrence Park Rhoncta Patrick James Patton Wiliam Perez MK:haeJ Perrotta Pose Ann Perrotta Jrn Perry Shannon Perry Brian Pietro Mark Pietro Ke«y Pkaufccxi Jett Ptotts Tracy Po ey ' rn Powers Patrick Reea Dawna Rees wayne Retd Retder R©'tnaeer Sh® a R,tch « SjX£R°c'° SSfssr H Rv 25 S S.v,a Louie Settle Lisa Sheridan Chris Shoup Allen Shreffler James Signorielo Kristine Sindhnger Robert Smith Suzetta Smith Dawnya Sorbo Steve Sparano Patrice Stewart Penny Stewart Lea Ann Stoner Missy Suber Linaa Sudziak Michele Tackett Diana Tanner Jamie Taylor Wiliam Theodorou Betty Thompson Christyann Thompson Jason Tonn Brian Toscano Frank Trott Kely Trott Greg Viggiano Alyson Vincent Kira Walthal Alonzo Walters Betrantez Watford Crag Wethk John Wifcams Thomas Wttamson Melissa Wingfield Jamie Wise Kristin -Withrow Lisa Woods Fred Wright Altssa Zingaro Josh Zona Dave Zuk 60 Sophcmores Freshmen - Class of 1989 Marsha Adams Anthony Alexander Tracy Alexander April AJJen Dawana Alvarado Larry Amodie Stephanie Antoinazzi Jerry Audio Deanna Austin Amy Aven Tina Ayersman Tonya Bailey Shannon Bartberger George Bashara Michelle Bastion Patrick Baxter Vincent Beech Jada Bel Michael Berry Christy Black Regina Bondi John Bongivengo Karl Booker Monique Borders BMe Boughter Clay Bradley April Brightshue Daniel Bromley Heather Brooks Tenacia Brooks Nicole Brooks Marcia Bruno Todd Bucci Tammy Bucker Donald Burke Ricky Burkes James Byron Bryan Cain Lisa Calabrese Brian Callahan Melissa Caraway Todd Carbone Kevin Carmichael Gary Camuche Treasa Camuche Jason Corrigan David Carter Heather Choppei Liz Christopher Matt Christy Freshrnen 61 Steve Cia e a Jodi Clavarino Clifford CHngensmith Eorl Clytxjrn David Cochran Katina Cochran John Colella Douglas Columbus Bill Conkle Owen Copeland Patrick Copple Nancy Crowley Joni Cubelbs Chris D'Ambros Janice D'Ambrosia Gregory D'Andrea Carla Davis Maribethe Davis Hudson Dean Joe DeCristoforo Jeff Deep Daniel DeFrank David DeMonoco Nicholas DePizzo Darrell Dess Christopher DeVivo Eric Dickhoff John DiThomas Eric Docherty Tammy Doherty Brett Doneluck Kemp Doster Denis Duddy Kristin Edgerton George Eggleston Doug Englehart Eric Erboe Heidi Erdos Tank Essawi Albert Fair Johnna Fair Alysia Fears Simore Fears Tna Felix Stefonie Ferrara Wayned Ferrell Bill Ferrell 62 Freshmen Leigh Ann Ferry Brian Fisher Veronica Fitzgerald Chris For notaro Tem Fronius Vincent Fuieno Joe Fusco Jett Gabriel Mark Gabnei Andre Gentsey Tom George Robn Gilghnst Jodi Gtovier Russell Gould Shannon Gould Sean Grass Ak Graziam Barb Grooms Donna Gumea Janie Hal James Hamilton Shawn Heaney Robert Heath Dean Hendrickson Helen Hendrickson Eric Herb Christopher Herbert Fred Herr Donny Hi Jason Hi Mark Hi Tiffany Hobei Jennifer Hole Michelle Houk Steven Houk Mitch Houser Nicole Innocent Ronald Izzo David Jackson Valerie Jacobs Brent Johnson Douglas Jones Wayne Jordon James Joseph Stacey Joseph David Kaplin Deanna Keller Dean Kennedy Roger Kennedy Matthew Kirchei Freshmen 63 Bril Klinesmith Mowana Klinesmith Heather Kneram Andrew Kogrvos Steve Kordish Nick Kubik Jeff Kuczma Valerie Lane Darnell Latham John Latouf Ray Lee Norman Lloyd Brian Lockhart Emed Lokat Michelle Lombardo Trudi Loth Raymond Lyerson Linda Lykins Yvonne Mocaluso Jeff Maciejewski Marvin Mackeprang Michale Mogusiak Stanley Mojocka Rodney Maingino Sonya Mann Christian Monos Ammie Maravelli Kristin Marquis Steven Marsha Joseph Martin Debbie Mastrangeio Kathy Mateja Jon Mayer Ray McCartney Derek McClendon Robert McConnel Todd McFarland Heather McGuirk Keith McHenry Theodore McHenry Nate McKnight Mark McLure John McMullen Mary Medure Leigh Ann Melomo Michael Melozzi Charles Miller 64 Freshmen Chfistm© Mis James Mims Rhonda Mitchell Tommie Mitchi Ronald Momco Marissa Montgomery Laya Moore Sean Morgan Thoa Morrow Alcia Moses Monica Mraz Patrick Mrozek Tammy Murphy Tom Myers James Napier Ailyson Nero Kathy Nero John Nerti Lori Neyman Scott NicoUs Ricky Norco Dawn Norge Sean Novak Kristian Nunn Rhonda Oinger Albert Owoc Steven Pagley Treece Pagley Anthony Pattpchak Tracey Pallott Dayna Pailus Jennifer Parco Charles Pork Michael Pasquareila Scott Patton Derick Peoce Marlea Pecoraro Stephanie Perez David Perrino Darrrel Phips Michele Picarro Beth Piccione Richeile Pisano Brian Popovich Patrick Presnar Susan Prioletti Shawn Putnam Christa Rainey John Rand Mancie Redmond Bot Reed Shflo Rees Freshmen 65 Sam Reisker Jamie Reiter Marshall Reitnauer Yalanda Reynolds Charles R� ce Maurice Richardson Shawn Riniti David Romonsky Mark Ross Andrea Russo Kristy Rylott Victor Sabmo Kenneth Sarcmella Bill Sadler M� chelme Sandora Roger Savor Travis Scala Eric Schwoeble Kevin Scott Chris Scully Gerald Senchak Melissa Senko John Shaffer Jeff Shaftic Bobby Shaw Debbie Sheffler Billy Sheldone Brian Shevitz Polly Shoaff Paul Sibeto Janice Skocic Amy Slaimon James Smith Molly Anne Smith Rosalind Smith Stacy Smith John Smoinik Shawn Snow Anita Sorbo Kris St Cloir Donald Staronsky David Stewart Denise Stickle Ida May Stiffler Tanya Stole Tommy Stoops Steven Suchomc 66 Freshmen Tina Suders Ryan Swoch Leslie Swartz B Tanner Greg Tanner Shannon Tote Joda Taylor Rochelle Testa Brandon Todd Traci Towne Tim Treloar Timothy Trott John Troutman James Tummavichakul Knstin Turner Scott Turner Chad Ubry Aaron Underwood Lorraine Vantassel Mehssa Viggiano Tammy Vignovick John Vitale Joe Vukson Leonard Vuocolo Frank Walker Karrington Warfield Shannon Warrack Syulonda Watford Kisha Watkins Michelle Weatherby Beth Welsh Kirk WethS Tom Wiand Jamie Williams Stephanie Yakubik Emanuel Yanelh Shelly Yaney Sue Ann Yearage Jonilyn Young Freshmen 67 68 Sports BOWLING row 1 Jock McCormick. Jeff Pitzer row 2 Steve Marshall. Brian Burick. Joe Edgerton row 1 Kristin Edgerton. Staci Farris row 2 Cheri Popovich. Wendy Young. Adrienne Trotto Bowling is New Castle's unknown sport. New Castle has many good bowlers, but since there is only one match a year, they don't have a real chance to show how good they are. Perhaps a longer season would give the Hurricane bowlers a better chance to show their talents. Bowtng 69 GOLF Mongmo. John Altera (standing) Joe Cubelis. Charles Yerage. Coach Richard Hamilton. Ray Dan Mangino follows through on a shot at Sylvan Heights golf course 70 Golf John Altera lines up a fairway shot (kneeing) Eugene Razzano. Doug Englehart. Dan Cook. Rich Litroenta Doug Englehart shows his long-driving form Ray Cook eyes up a practice swing The Hurricane golf team enjoyed a very successful season. The senior-led team won the section title and a spot in the W.P.I.A.L. playoffs It was also a season that saw the school record broken by Ray Cook Eugene Razzano lines up a fairway wood Goff 71 GYMNASTICS Front Bonnie Unton. Kelly Dougherty. Tommy Angelo Middle Missy DeSimone. Rochelle Padodmo. Mary Ann Hod. Beth Seery, Marilyn Rouser. Cheri Cochran. Teri Cochran. Kelly Trott. Marci Redmone. Sherri Carungi. Stacy Smith. Marci Angelo Standing Coach Veronica Million. Assistant Coach Joni Rossi The New Castle gymnastics team endured a very tough season. Kelly Daugherty and Stacy Smith were the leading performers in the all-around competition. Daugherty was the only gymnast from New Castle to make it to the district meet She qualified in all of the events in the first day of competition and for the vault in the second day. Above right, Tammy Angelo does a back walk-over on the balance beam Far right. Angelo performs her floor exercise Right, Kelly Daugherty prepares to spring into a front walk-over 72 Gymnastics CROSS COUNTRY Kneallng Bil Hiler, Dove Senko, Steve Sporono. Nick Foukas. Fred Wright. Chris Felloboum Gavin Reitnauer Standing Coach Tim Carlin. Dave Mojock. Bob Presnar. Mike Barker. Joe Wright. John Tomarokas. Doug Bumgardner. Darren Emch Right, four New Castle runners take a break before their cross country race The New Castle Cross Country team was a mix of young, fast underclassmen and a few experienced senior runners. Together, they combined for a successful season. The Hurricane runners were led by sophomore Gavin Reitnauer who set a new school record. 74 Cross Country Stretching out the muscles of the body, especioly in the legs, is very important before running Stretching can prevent many injuries such as pulled or strained muscles On this page the New Castle Cross Country team show some of the stretching excercises they do before each meet Cross Country 75 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Girl's Hoops The Lady Canes had a very promising season finishing in a three-way tie for first place. They advanced to the quarterfinals of the W.P.I.A.L. playoffs and to the first round of the P.I.A.A. state playoffs. In a very short time New Castle has developed one of the strongest girl's basketball programs in the area. Beth Natale reaches In tor a steal on a Seton La Sate Lady Rebel Inset. Kris Kirchel drives Into the key for a layup Opposite page. Danielle Austin passes downcourt to Wende Mcknight to start a fast break Var lty: Kneeling Jamie Cochran. Kris Kirchel. Tracey Polley. and Wende Mcknight Standing Terri Hargrave, Danielle Austin Lorn Johnson. Coach luann Grybowski. Jamie Taylor. Marcie Shaw, and Beth Natale 76 Girls Basketball Junior Varsity: Knoollng Rhonda Mitchell. Nicole Biondi. Peggy Donaldson. Beth Piccione. Jam� e Cochran Standing: Annie Finnerty. Rosalind Smith. Natalie Kerr. Coach Dorn Morgan. Jamie Taylor. Ronald Hambrick, Tracey Polley Girls Basketbal 77 BOY'S BASKETBALL Varsity (kneeling) Brian Rice. Phil Maori. Steve Eggleston. Pat Quahbero. Corey Eggleston (stancfcng) coach Don Ross. Ron Wikison. Bob Donston. Eugene White. Vince Anzalone. Bob Kerr. Joe Maslyk. Jeff Patton. Coach Ed Germanski Varsity (kneeling) Jim Powers. Bob Fee. Phi Maori, Ted Jackson. Randy Angry, (standing) Coach Ed Germanski. Gavin Reitnouer. Phaul Caimano. Vince Anazalone. Mike Cox. Bob. Kerr. Peter Kashubara. Corey Eggleston. Dave Mojock 78 Basketbai 1. Steve Eggleston drives to the hoop and goes up strong Inset. Ron Wilkison drives the lane for on uncontested lay-up 2. Ron Wikison gets off o shot over a Farrell defender 3. Surrounded by Shaler defenders. Bob Kerr pulls down a rebound Even though the team made the W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs, the 1985-86 season was a rebuilding year for the 'Canes. Many underclassmen participated in Varsity action, gaining valuable experience that will make the Hurricanes a much stronger team in the following years. Basketbai 79 Row 1 Roger Palumbo. Mark Naugle. Bob Martm. Bil Brenner. Dan Vukovich. Frank Mantn-aos. Eric Jackson. Jon Nat ale. Lorenzo Jackson. Joe Sankey. Gordy Greer. Frank Pidro. Eugene White. Mark Rainey Row 2 Vince Russo. Pete Kashubara. Leroy Clark. Dingo Harcar. Bil Owens. John Hawkins. Eric Jones. Noel Flowers. Terry Gibson. Mark Valenti. Floyd Mastren. Troy Steinheiser. Don Cade. Marc Suber Row 3 Jm Hitch. Joe Cugw. BA Mane no. Dave Rankin. Bil Chadbolt. P.J Mkraletti. Dan Vukovich and Antohony Nerti gang up on a Baldwin ball carrier, top picture At bottom. Mark Naugle and Vukovich try to bring down another Baldwin back Coaching Staff Denny Flora. Carl Scungio. Franny Lauro. Tony Suko-vich. Ron Plano. Lindy Lauro, Jack Gray. Gary Schooley. Ed Ger-manski. Jm Payne. Sam Flora 80 Football Marty PaneHa. Delbert Lane. Jim Ferrell. Bobby Cook. Dan Hilyard. Scott Wyman. Vince Sands. Art Hammond. John Micco. Marc Zingoro. Brian Heaney. Lance Johnson Row 4 Matt Houser. Randy Holtzapple. Joe Nero. Craig Wethli. Eric Hawkins. Ted Jackson. Mark Mchoel, Dave Antuono. Maurice Bell. Lonnie Shepherd. Phil Gallo. Matt Exposito. Fred Faroone. Corey Eggleston. Rocky PasserreBo. Shawn King. Joe Morgan. Bob Riley. John Lucchini. Jett Kinney. Don Cioffi For years New Castle's football program has been one of the most powerful and winningest In the country. However, the 'Canes suffered through one of their worst seasons ever this year This and other factors such as declining enrollment has prompted a drop in class for the 'Canes from Quad A to AAA. The 'Canes should be successful once again in their new conference. Hurricane Managers and Trainers Beth Tofel. Sharon Jordan. Angelo Fornataro. Kim Carangi ROW 2 Sam Flora. Kevin Pitzer. Bi Rubin. Chris Aromando. Mark Pidro. Mark Gabriel. Lindy Pezzone. David Moses Carl Scungio Above. Bil Chodbolt returns a kickoff behind three of his blockers. At bottom. Mark Nougle and Scott Wyman converge on a bol carrier Footbal 81 BOY'S TENNIS Kneeling Coach Ed Jackson. Chuck Muslin. Nick Kubik, Todd Navarra. Jason Tonn. Pete Kennedoy Standing Jeff Crosten. Joe Abraham. Jeff Pitzer. Tom Piccione. Tom Gurgiolo. Bobby Jackson. Joe Edgerton Above. Todd Navarra grimaces after hitting a backhand down the line Right. Tom Piccione sets himself for a forehand crossing shot. Playing at number one singles. Tom Piccione compiled a record of 9 wins and 1 loss and led the team as captain. Jeff Pitzer and Joe Abraham helped the team out from the number 2 and number 3 singles spots. The team did not have a really strong season but the team is made up of all underclassmen which should help them in the following years. Piccione, along with junior Beth Natale of the Girl's tennis team, won the section mixed doubles title this year. 82 Boy's Tennis • - • Far left. Joe Edgerton gets ready to swat a backhand Left. Jeff Crosten hits a forehand from behind the baseline Below. Tom Gurgiolo chases down a ______ .� • opponent ,r� e dq Jockson awaits serv© from his GIRLS' TENNIS Kneeling Jennifer Hamilton. Mary Ann Golba. Kim Man-gan. Shelly Bucci Standing Joy Musulin. Chris Gattey. Kara Dattilo. Beth Natale. Annie Finnerty. Coach Ed Jackson Mary Ann Golba controls the baseline above Beth Natale smacks an off-balance forehand 84 Grts' Tennis Kim Mongan hustles to track down a cross-court shot, left Below. Jennifer Hamilton lunges forward to return a shot Kara DattHo readies a return, left Below. Chrissy Gattey puts some power into a backhand The New Castle Girls Tennis team had an 8-7 overall record and a successful 8-4 section 2 record to come in third place. The team was led by junior Beth Natale at the number one singles position and seniors Shelly Bucci and Jennifer Hamilton at the Number two and three spots. The two starting doubles teams were senior Kim Mangan teaming up with sophomore Annie Fin-nerty and Sophomore Chrissy Gattey teaming up with Beth Piccione. Beth was the runner -up in the section 2 singles tournament while Beth and Annie Finnerty teamed up to be the section doubles champions. Gils' Tenms 85 BASEBALL Varsity: Kneeling Pat Quahfcero. Ricky Conti. Bob Donston. John Romeo. Randy Cook. Bi Brenner. Bob Fundoots Standing Pat Tanner coach Mark ESsco. Tony Camuche. Philip Macri. Coach Harry Miler. Artie Hammond. Charlie Nero. Brian Johnston. Don Cioffi. Alex Pogley. Jo© Toscano Brian Heaney. Bi Hrier. Albert Ryan. Junior Varsity: kneeling Louie Settle. John Vitale. Doug Englehort. John Smolnik. Brian Pidro. Brian Popovich. Skip Mojocca. Steve Marshal Standing: jbhn Nerti. Jmmy Joseph. Larry Thompson. Shawn Heaney. Drew Latsko. Jeff Palerno. Scott Korns. Lance Johnson. Jo© Gennock. Joe Morgan, coach Bi Burdett. Brian Shevitz 86 Basebaii New Castle's baseball program was given a big boost this season not by an outstanding season or an outstanding player, but by the addition of a junior varsity team. The J.V. team will give more kids a chance to get involved in high school baseball and, with good coaching to teach needed skills, it will make the varsity a lot stronger. The participation of many underclassmen should make the varsity a stronger team next year after they had a mediocre season this year. A landmark baseball game was played this year when New Castle squared off against Slippery Rock under the lights of Flaherty field. It was the first night baseball game played at home in New Castle's history. Above left, pitcher Randy Cook checks o baserunner Far left. Cook and Pat Quahliero watch as Artie Hammond tracks down a long fly ball Left, pitcher Randy Cook pushes off the rubber and explodes toward the plate Far left, Pat Quahliero watches his base hit as he runs out of the batter s box Above. Quahliero dives back to first base as teammate Donny Cioffi looks on. Left, first basemen Tony Carnuche fields o low pick-off attempt 8aseboll 87 GIRL'S TRACK ROW 1 Rose Mari© Scrim. Carla Mitchell. Cherie Popovich, Sharon Jordon. Noel© Datillo, Morey Ferreira. JiN Fiarruno. Maria NovieBo ROW 2 Sara Rucker. Jodi Ferry. Sheri Carungi, Tina Lalama. Jana Rossi. Wanda McKnight. Wende McKnight. Tina Kiriokou. Lisa Noel. Lynnise Brown. Kara Datilo. Cori McKenzie. AUyson Naugle. Jodi Drebrus ROW 3 Jarme Cochran. Sandy Daytner, Tamrme KroKcki. Mimi Essawi. Andrea Lockett. Crystal Murphey. Amy Martin. Melissa Yoho. Natalie Kerr. Ruth Ann Harris. Deanna Porada. Mindy Borelh. Julie McCormick. Leanna Sparano. Chris Reiter ROW 4 Sue Yerage. Mary Medure. Tammy Mitchell. Leigh Ann Ferry. Beth Thorman. Shannon Tate. Melissa Senko. Yvonne Macaluso. Michele Bastion. Carolyn Brown, Niki Warfield. Melissa Wingfield. Maria DeMarco Above left and above right. Jodi Ferry and Labrina Robinson clear the high jump bar Right. Lynnise Brown gets a strong jump out of the blocks n the 100 meter dash The girls' track team enjoyed a very successful season. They were led by Lynnyse Brown who was a quadruple winner in several meets. Brown, who is only a junior, will be back next year along with many of her teammates for what should prove to be another successful season 88 Girts Track Left. Nicole Bioodi gets set to spring Into the long jump pit Below, going over the last hurdle. Maria Demarco leads a 110 meter hurdle heat Bottom left, an exhausted Mona DeMarco breaks the tape first to wm her heat Bottom right. Labrina Robinson lunges through the fnish line in front of her Butler opponent Below left. Lymce Brown maintains a lead in the 400 meter run Below right. Brown lengthens her lead in the 800 meter run Gift's Trock 89 BOY'S TRACK Row 1 Mark Rainey. Steve Eggleston. Stephen Cimini. Ray Cook. Craig Montgomery. Scott McFal. Mark Nougle. Dngo Harcar. Dion Taykx. Joe Sankey Row 2 Vince Sands. Joe Sabro. Delbert Lane, Marty Panela. P J Micaletti. Jack McCormick. Kevin Pitzer. Tom Doran. Sam Peak. Lndy Pezzone Row 3 Tom Clark. Gavin Reitnauer. Ken May. David Jocksoa Steve Sparano. Brian Toscano. Dave Mojock, Mario Murphy. Mark Michael. Chris Magoun. Matt Houser. Dave Senko Row 4 Steve Pagley. Mark McClure. Joe Vukson. Greg Vigg ano. Travis Scala. Jett Plotts. Gary Carnuche. Teddy Jackson. Matt Christy. Corey Eggleston. Marvin Mackeprang. Mario Davis. 90 Boy's Track Top left. Delbert Lane crosses the tape first in the 400 meter relay Top right. Mario Davis and Delbert Lane take first and second ploces in the 100 meter dash Left. Steve Eggleston stretches out a long jump Above. Billy Owens knocks down the bar during a hgh jump For the first time in a few years New Castle was able to hold home track meets thanks to the newly refurbished track at Taggart Stadium. Despite having the home track advantage in four meets, the Hurricanes suffered through a mediocre season. Several members of the team advanced to the W.P.I.A.L. meet while three. Steve Eggleston. Bob Martin, and Billy Owens, ad-vanced to the P I.A.A. state meet. Boy's Track 91 WRESTLING Kneeling Kevin Pitzer. John Moses. Rich Napier. Mike Blair, Marcus Respress. Brian Toscano. William Bird. Dave Viggiano. Tory Respress Standing Coach Bob Glass. Greg Viggiano. Eric Upshaw. Rick Marczak. Joe Wright. Joe Toscano. Gordy Greer. Terry Gibson. Chris Merola Craig Weth7 Heath Fry. Coach Gordy Greer 1 Marcus Respress ties up a Mercer grapler 2. Terry Gibson squares off and gets ready to attack 3. Chris Merola tries to rol his opponent over for a pin 4. An unknown Hurricane wrestler gets his Mercer opponent in a pinning combination 92 Wrestling FRESHMEN SPORTS Ninth Grad© Basketball Kneeling Georg© Eggleston. Maurice Richardson. Darrel Dess. Doug Englebart, Joe DeCrtstoforo Standing Cooch- James O Payne. Jimmy Joseph. David Cochran. Todd Bucci. Bob Shaw. James Napier. Earl Oybum. Steve Marshal Ninth Grade Footbal row 1 Walter Gramsky. Eric Dickoff. Greg DiAndrea. Steve Suchonic. Tom Masters. Paul Sibeto. Kirk Wethli. Tim Bobosky. Lee Thompson. John Smolnik row 2 Mark Mastrangelo. Robert McConnell. Chet Neve, Nick Dipizzo. Emed Lokat. Brent Johnson. David Jackson. Joe Martin. Marvin Mackeprang. Ryan Firm. Eric Ridgeley. Lou Perrotta Row 3 Mark Ross. Stanley Scott. Joe DeCristoforo. Aaron Underwood. Nate McKnight. Marshall Reitnauer. Chris Fornataro. Chris Pagley. Brian Popovich. Everett Currie, row 4 Head Coach James Payne. Asst Coach Ed Germanski. Asst. Coach Denny Flora. James Joseph. Russell Gould. Travis Scala. Bob Shaw. John Latouf. Mark McLure. Robby Heath. Raymond Lyerson, Chris Jones Freshmen Sports 93 BOYS BASKETBALL NC OPPT. 65 Cannon McMillan 63 45 Farrell 68 60 Black hawk 62 57 New Brighton 45 41 Center 49 70 North HHls 66 66 Hopewell 58 48 Amprtdge 42 50 North Hills 52 76 Seneca Valley 45 49 Shenango 41 56 Butler 68 55 Aliquippa 69 60 North Allegheny 47 84 Ampridge 57 72 Shaler 90 53 Seneca Valley 49 44 Farrell 52 42 Butler 41 60 Gateway 64 63 North Allegheny 54 45 Shaler 47 GIRLS BASKETBALL NC 67 Alicfjippa 70 ABderdice 50 Penn Hills 63 North Allegheny 59 Sharpsvide 49 Moon 57 Mt Alverina 66 Butler 66 Seneca Valley 68 Blackhawk 65 Ampridge 50 Beaver Falls 71 Butler 77 - OPPT. 46 71 61 41 NC OPPT. 56 66 30 3 Rochester 2 26 0 Butler 5 39 4 Hickory 1 43 0 Neshannock 5 67 3 New Brighton 2 32 3 Blackhawk 2 66 2 Beaver Fails 3 56 1 Seneca VaBey 4 48 1 Neshannock 4 62 4 New Brighton 1 49 4 Blackhawk 1 43 4 Beaver Fals 1 2 Seneca Valley 3 BOYS TRACK NC OPPT 86 North Hills 64 71 V Shaler 73 69 Seneca Valley 81 79 Fox Chapel 71 66 Butler 84 ■r North Allegheny 99 104 Ellwood City 46 GIRLS TENNIS NC OPPT. 0 New Brighton 5 1 Butler 4 2 Sharon X 5 Seneca Valley 0 5 Hickory y o 3 Blackhawk 2 3 Mohawk 2 3 Ellwood City 2 1 Beaver Fans 4 1 Neshannock 4 5 Seneca Valley 0 4 Block hawk 1 3 Mohawk 2 4 Ellwood City 1 0 Beaver Fans 5 2 Neshannock 3 GOLF GIRLS GYMNASTICS NC OPPT. NC OPPT. 4 Union 1 85.90 Hickory 109 65 2 Wilmington 3 96.30 Beaver Falls 82 80 4 Neshannock 1 89.30 Butler 120.85 4 Slippery Rock 1 96.65 Moon 105 70 3 Shenango 2 96 65 St Francis 7385 3 Union 2 83.55 Shenango 113.65 4 Wilmington 1 93.85 Riverside 107 35 3 Neshannock 2 95.25 Wilmington 70.95 5 Slippery Rock 0 100.25 Ampridge 122.70 3 Shenongo 2 94 Sport s' Scores GIRLS TRACK NC OPPT. 87 North HHls 54 87 Shater 55 54 Seneca VaHey 87 62 6 Butler 78 V 81 Vi Fox Chapel 54 V, 24 North Allegheny 117 85 EH wood City 56 Eh VARSITY FOOTBALL NC OPPT. 6 Youngstown r.ou m 6 12 I Plum 19 7 $ Centroi Catholic 14 14 Baldwin 20 0 North Hils 35 0 Mt lebanon 14 0 Bethel Park 30 19 North AHegheny 8 8 Sholer 23 0 Butter 17 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL NC OPPT. 6 butte 12 28 Plum 8 12 Central Catholic 20 6 Baldwin 14 6 North HM$ 14 8 Mt Lebanon 16 Bethel Park 20 0 Norm Allegheny 28 22 Shale 8 BASEBALL WRESTLING NC OPPT. 15 Hubbard 52 18 North Hils 31 18 Shater 48 19 Blackhawk 44 30 Sharon 36 6 Hopewell 60 15 Ambndge 40 7 North Allegheny 66 6 Seneca Valley 52 26 Elwood 31 12 Moon 49 23 Quigley 39 2 Hickory 58 19 Freedom 42 NC OPPT. 3 Riverside 2 5 Shenango 6 0 Poland 1 0 Sharon 1 3 Blackhawk 9 5 Sfcppery Pock 4 0 EH wood City 4 3 Butter 1 0 Seneca VaHey 4 Blackhawk yU 8 Slippery Rock 2 3 Elwood City tF 2 Butler 8 2 Seneca VaHey 10 2 Blackhawk 1 6 Sippery Rock 5 5 Eiwood City 10 1 Butter 6 6 Seneca Valley 3 NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL NC OPPT. Ninth Grade Football NC OPPT. 57 Mercer 46 42 N. Allegheny 53 66 Ell wood City 51 12 Butter 0 58 Mohawk 42 14 Blackhawk 8 35 Butler 56 6 ',J Abqutppo 20 61 Beaver Fals 31 12 Hopewell 8 49 Seneca Valley 40 16 Moon 8 36 Blackhawk 50 38 Ambndge 0 49 Forrell 71 36 Seneca VaHey 14 44 Butter 62 16 Beaver Falls 28 50 Seneca Valley 52 33 Blackhawk 38 28 Farre 54 CROSS COUNTRY NC 17 Aitqmppa 45 Butter 28 Union 22 Shenango 17 Elwood 28 Mohawk 23 Hopewell 25 22 West Altegher Blackhawk 38 Neshannock 20 Wilmington 19 Riverside 30 Shppery Rock OPPT. 33 43 27 34 32 36 19s 41 42 25 Sharon invitatooal Neshannock invitational 16th Northern Invitational 20th Central Catholic Invitational 12th Tri-County Invitational 6th MAC Championship 2nd WPIAL Qualifier 8th Sports' Scores 95 sewAuoy 96 1986 JUNIOR MISS Renee Russo On Saturday. October 5. 1985. the Lawrence County Junior Miss Pageant was held at Orr Auditorium. Westminster College Eighteen seniors from the Lawrence County area participated, including four seniors from New Castle. They were Terri Fee. Mary Ann Golba, Renee Russo, and Marcie Shaw. The participants were judged on poise, appearance, scholastic Marcie Shaw achievement, youth fitness, creative and performing arts, and personal interview. Marcie Shaw was given special recognition for selling the most amount of tickets during the fund raiser and she received a set of luggage. Although none of our seniors were given the Lawrence County Junior Miss title, we are still proud of their achievements. junior Miss 97 Homecoming 1986 Jodi Faraone and Charles Yerage Janice Hruska and Mark Hruska Susan Otlowski and Jason DeLillo I The senior candidates for this year's Homecoming Queen were Jodi Fdrdone, Janice Hruska. Cathy McCormick. and Susan Otlowski. Each had her memora- Ible chance of being crowned Ne-Ca-Hi's 1986 Homecoming Queen Ballots were filled by the entire senior class and the result was announced Friday. October 11 during the half-time activities of the N.C. vs. Bethel Park football game 1985 Homecoming Queen Michele Pander had the pleasure of crowning Susan Otlowski as Ne-Ca-Hi's Homecoming Queen for 1986. Cathy McCormick and Sean Doran Homecomr g 99 1 1 ■ 1 1 ■ Underclassmen were also privileged to take part in the Homecoming activities. The court consisted of juniors Lara Bertucci and Maria DeMase, sophomores Jonalyn Abraham and Lori Conti, and freshmen Leigh Ann Malizia and Lisa McMillen. On Saturday, October 12, the traditional Homecoming Dance took place in the field house. Over 250 students and many parents attended. The attendance. Mr Micco, advisor, and all those who helped with preparations made this year's Homecoming Dance a big success. m Homecoming 101 1986 SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL 102 Arts Festival Cheerleadfef COKE ARTS FESTIVAL The Spring Arts Festival was held on March 19, 1986, from 7-10 p.m. The cafeteria was the setting for many of the displays designed to show what is happening in each department. Student projects from art, shop and English classes were highlighted, while the French. Italian, and Spanish classes sold ethnic foods. The newly remodeled science labs were open for inspection, and upstairs in the auditorium the talents of the band and choir were showcased Many students. parents, and staff members shared in the celebration of this annual event. Arts Festival 103 ® THE RED HURRICANE BAND MARCHES ON GO CANES Talented and energetic, the Red Hurricane Marching Band puts in hours of practice to provide us with entertainment we can enjoy with pride. Under the capable direction of Tom Zum-pella and Ted DiSanti, the band along with the Candy Canes. Color Guards, and Majorettes performed at half time ceremonies of seven football games. Top left: Band members prepare to play the National Anthem prior to the start of the football game Bottom Lett: During the game, beryl members relax In the band shell Below: As part of the homecoming festivi-I ties, band members parade around the I field ROW 1 R Bornovsky. J. D'Ambrosia. D. Mastrangelo. M. Bastion. R Testa. S. Yaney. S. Houk. J. Ha . T Town©. J Eggleston. C Sarbo. D Sorbo ROW 2 D Joseph. L Quimby. D Rees. T Lewis. A Sorbo. B Piccione. $. Kenneday. A Graziani. S. Majocha. M Block. D. Brown. T. Mitchell ROW 3 D. DiMuccio, A Bashara. R. Scrim. P. Kenneday. E. Yanei. M Russia T. Cimini. L. Conti. D. DeEufco. B Meyers, T Masson ROW 4 C Barbato. T. Conti. K SadNnger. P. McKinney. T. Gurgolo. B Johngrass. A Graziaru. D. Viani. L. Amodie. S. Riniti. T. Meyers. L Sheffler. C. Montgomery ROW 5 M DeMarco. Y Gay. I. Rector. S. Perry. T. Stoops. B. Mam. L Mastrangelo. R Lucchini. M Medure. S Houk. L. West. R. Conti ROW 6 L. D'Augostoe. G. Bashara. B Johnston. M. Houser. N Kinser. O. Copeland. L Conti. J Patton. J. Edgerton. A Naugle. T. Kirakou. M Goba ROW 7 A Finnerty, S. Wi s. V McCartt, D. DiMuccio. A Solomon. J. Flamino. J. Tom. S Yerage. C. Gattey. R. Russo D Eakin. P Massaro ROW 6 G Sizer. M Houser. D Bumbardner. C Magoun. R. Bornovsky. B Jackson. M Smith. B Duncan. E Mrozek. D. Rice. M. Nuzzo ROW 9 J Maslyk. M Graziani. S. Tarnaski. R. McCartney. J. Powers. L. Maslyk. J. Zona. R. Izzo. J. Feion FRONT Michel© Newkirk. Vikki Bridges. Suzanne Smith. Susan Otlowski, Lisa Clark. Jock Faroone, Janice Hruska, Cathy McCormick. Ruby Steese. Terri Snyder INSIDE DIAMOND Kim Shira. Maxine Robles. Terry Fronius. Christy Caravella. Jonalyn Abroham. Nadine Dickey. Melissa Cameron. Kelly Trott. Lori Cepro. Jennifer Parco, Renee Colella. Jodi DiMuccio OUTSIDE DIAMOND Stacy Pertrucci. Rosemary Cioppa. Maria DeMase, Penny Stewary. Joanne Novak. Luanne Galvin, Shelly Ryan, April Allen. Marcie Shaw. Lori Hale. Cheri Cochran. Maria Novieio. Andrea Pappas. Tina Gabriel. Kathy Karelas. Kristine Donofrio. Valerie Jacobs 106 Candy Canes This year's Candy Canes consisted of 40 members, fifteen of whom were seniors: the 10 squad leaders plus Lorie Cepro, Nadine Dickey, Shelly Ryan, Marcie Shaw, and Kim Shira, This year the squad performed at six football games, three basketball games, and two parades. They also had the pleasure of performing at Three Rivers Stadium with the band and in Celebrate America. With the support of the advisors, Kathy Daytner and Ramona Nathan, and the squad leaders, this year's Candy Cane squad was very successful in their performances. SENIOR SAUAD LEADERS ROW 1 Michelle Newkirk. Terri Snyder. Suzanne Smith, Vikkl Bridges ROW 2 Susan Otlowski. Ruby Steese, Lisa Clark, Jodi Faraone, Cathy McCormick. Janice Hruska ■■■■■■■■■■I ■ ■ Candy Canes t07 I ■I ■■■■■■■■I COLOlO GUARD ROW 1 Susan SI Mary m, Toni 108 Cokx Guard Mastrangeto. Terri Fee. co-captan Susan Senko. co-captain Maria Mooarela Alyson Migltorato. Aberta Mahone Bryan. Andrea Robies. Jona Chambers. Lisa Pirtoza ROW i CarxJce Coteta. Yukon Ward. Sherry laurenza. Lesle Faroone The Color Guard is responsible for carrying the banner, rifles, and flags during pre-games and parades. During half-time activities of varsity football games, they performed original flag routines. Seniors include co captains Maria Mooarela and Susan Senko. Susan Mastrangeio. Terri Fee. Alyson Migliorato. Alberta Mahone. Andrea Robles, and Jona Chambers The Color Guard is under the supervision of Michele Berger Jona Chambers steps high for spectator: hr ng the streets of New Castle for the an-nual Christmas Parade Following trodition. the old members dress up the new members during initiation Escorted by their proud parents, senia Terri Fee. Maria Mociorello. and Abert Mahone wok across the field durng ho time ceremonies of the Senior game Carrying the banner. Candy CoieHa leads the front Ine of the marching band at Three Rivers Stadium MAJORETTES KrtMlIng Kelly Dougan. Andrea Pacei Standing Jaime Dougan. Adrienne Trotto This year's four majorettes, senior Kelly Dougan, Jaime Dougan, Adrienne Trotta and Andrea Pacelli did a fascinating job of twirling their batons not only at football games but also at basketball games. Above, the girls perform at the halftime of a N.C. vs. Shaler basketball game. At right, senior Kelly Dougan performs a solo routine at Senior Night. The majorettes are under the supervision of Michele Berger. 110 Majorettes 9th Grade Cheerleaders Tanya Stole. Llso Calabrese. Tina Felix, Lesley Simpson. Leigh Arm Melonio. Robin Gilchrist. Krystal Cameron. CENTER Theresa Camuche. Captain The 9th grade cheerleaders are very active here at New Castle High. The girls not only cheer for freshman football, but they also cheer for freshman basketball and varsity wrestling. The 9th grade cheerleaders aren't only good at cheering but they are also efficient at raising money for the football boosters. At the varsity football games, they sold Red Hurricane cushions and coffee mugs. Cheering enthusiastically, the girls lead tans Taggart Stadium In encouraging another New Caslte victory at 9th Grade Cheerteoders 111 CELEBRATE AMERICA New Castle Helps Keep The Torch Lrt The vocaists participate in the grand finale (Picture To commemorate and honor the courtesy of the New Castle News) restoration of the Statue of Liberty, the New Castle Area School District presented a program entitled Celebrate America. The program was presented Thursday, April 24, 1986, at 7:00 PM at the Scottish-Rite Cathedral. It was the largest program ever attempted in our school district with over 900 students particpating The event drew an estimated crowd of 2400. The music department of the school district developed the program with elementart, junior high, and senior high band and choral students. There were also two dance presentations by the Candy Canes. The music covered the spectrum of American music from patriotic and American folk music to Broadway and Hollywood show songs. The entire program was the brainstorm of Mrs. Roseanne Palladlno, who during rehearsal two nights before show time fell off the stage while descending the stairs and broke both elbows. This obstacle did not stop Mrs Palladino. whose sentiments were that the show must go on. With casts and slings on both orms. Mrs. Palladino directed the choirs during the program. RoseAnne Palladino was the program coordinator and directors from Ne-Ca-Hi were Thomas Zum-pella. William Sanders, Ramona Nathan and Kathy Daytner. 112 Cetebrate America HURRICANE BAND AT THREE RIVERS STADIUM After five years of waiting, this year's marching band had the chance of a lifetime to perform at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium on November 24, 1985. during d Steeler-Redskin game. Before the start of the game, the band marched outside and played a selection at each gate After their fine half time performance. they were served box lunches, courtesy of the Pittsburgh Steelers Fans were amazed, and the band was proud to bring New Castle spirit to Three Rivers Stadium This is an experience Ne-Ca-Hi will never forget. Band 113 Basketball Cheerleaders OH FLOOR Co-captains Paige Poking and Michelle Wrona CENTER Mary Ann Hall BACK Darci Data. Beth Seery. Coleen Rooney. Jodi Ferry. Rochelle DeCarbo, Marylin Rouser, Jenniter Bromley Paige Poking stands proud with her parents on Senior Night 114 Basketball Cheerleaders The girls stand tad and firm at o home game The basketball cheerleaders, also under the direction of Debbie Bucci and Vicky Mastroddi, consisted of eleven members Seniors included cocaptains Michelle Wrona Paige Pold-ing and Colleen Rooney. They cheered every Tuesday and Friday nights during Boys' Basketball season With their support and spirit, they gave the boys confidence that brought them to the playoffs. Basketball Cheerleaders 115 ■ 1 SITTING Jonine Cioffi and Lara Bertucd co-captains BOW 2 Mike Blair. David Dickhoft. Vince Anzalone. John Felon, John Fisher ROW 3 ■ Tammy Angelo. Denise Mingione. Alison Cappabianco. Cathy Mazzooo Alyson Vincent. Teri Cochran, Adele Ryan. Con McKenzie Missy I Amodie FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The one year tradition of male cheerleaders was carried out in this year's cheerleading squad. Guys made up five of the sixteen members. Senior cheerleaders were Jon- ■ athon Fellion, J.R. Fisher, Missy Amodie. Tammy Angelo. Adele Ryan, and Co-captain Janine ■ | ■ Cioffi. j Besides cheering at varsity | football games, they cheered at Girls' Varsity basketball regular season and playoff games. The squad is advised by Debbie Bucci and Vicky Mastroddi. II !■■■■■ Craeneose,. H H BELGIUM COMES TO NEW CASTLE So much is going through my head right now that it is almost impossible to express myself in words. The feelings I have about my American experience are just too deep for words. This year has been a great one for me! It was the first time in my life that I liked to go to school. I feel truly a part of the Class of '86. I would like to thank everyone who made my year so incredibly marvelous! Very specially I have to thank the Strickenburg family who made me feel at home and who will always be my second family. And then of couse there are my very special and dearest friends, thanks to each one of you. I'll never forget you. I love you all!! An Jacobs Desteteheiedestrant 268 1512 Dworp Belgium (1) An Jacobs. Ne-Ca-HTs AFS student (2) An with American sister” Sheri Strickenburg (3) An. with her art project, which was displayed at the Hoyt Institute tor New Castle High's art show (4) An celebrates her 19th bkthday in style with her host father . Ray and “brother . Ray Jr On August 5, 1985. An Jacobs arrived in the United States from her hometown of Dworp. Belgium, to serve as New Castle High's 1985-86 AFS student. She graduated from high school in Dworp in 1985 and decided to go one more year as a senior here at Ne-Ca-Hi In a short time, she began to absorb the spirit of New Castle by participating in many activities and clubs such as the Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club. AFS, Student Council and the National Honor Society. Besides the required subjects. An took Art and greatly enjoyed it. In her spare time. An enjoyed being with her host family. The Strickenburgs. which includes her “sister ' Sheri 18. and her “brother Ray. 16. Upon returning to Belgium in June. An plans on furthering her education in field of language interpretation. We here at Ne-Ca-Hi would like to thank An for making this year a pleasurable and memorable one as we're sure it was for her Best of luck to An in the future!! 118 Exchange Student NEW CASTLE GOES TO MEXICO Dawn Troutman Is Rotary Exchange Student Dawn Troutman, who is currently a junior at New Castle High School, spent this year as a Rotary exchange student in Mexico. During the time Dawn is spending in Mexico, she is making many new friends. Since she is staying with two host families, she has a chance to meet even more new people The main purpose of the Rotary International is to spread peace between countries. Dawn is spending the whole year in Mexico with her host families. She will be returning to New Castle the first part of July. Next year she will be a senior at New Castle High School. (1) Dawn (center seated) is surrounded by many of the friends she has made, including her host ' sister'' Ema (seated left of Dawn) (2) A junior at New Castle. Dawn Troutman (3) The Vega family acted as Dawn's first host family (4) The Independence Day Parade is one of the celebrations Dawn enjoyed during her stay in Mexico. Exchange Student 119 HURRICANE LIFE Hurricane Life. Ne-Ca-Hi's newspaper, was published every month from September to May. Popular offerings included student body surveys, editorials, sports, teacher features, and horoscopes. The feature introduced this year was the advice column. Dear Ann-Ro.'' students with problems wrote and asked for advice from the columnist, senior Andrea Robles. Other seniors on the staff were Terri Fee. Cheri Popovich. Marcie Shaw, and Michelle Fulena. Co-editors were seniors Andrea Robles and Dion Taylor. The Hurricane Life Staff is under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Dailey. ROW 1 Terri Fee. Michelle Fulena. Dion Taylor. Andrea Robles. Cheri Popovich. Marcie Shaw ROW 2 April Allen, Lisa Calabrese. Julie McCormick, Christy Caravella. Danny Foley. Helen Martin. Renee Corley ROW 3 Fred Wright, Eric Erboe Advice columnist Ann-Ro carefuly answers one of her letters Youth Page The Youth Page is responsible for letting the city of New Castle know what's going on in Ne-Ca-Hi. Under the guidance of Christine Sands, the students write articles for the New Castle News Youth Page published every Tuesday Seniors include Mary Ann Golba and Ron Barnovsky. 120 Hurricone Life And Youth Page (1) Vicki Burzochechi carefully works on a layout page for the faculty and staff (2) Carefully cropping a picture, Michele Cozza measures every side until it's perfectly done (3) Brian Pidro is hard at work on the sports section. (4) Rhonda Mounts swiftly types the copy with accuracy The eight members of the yearbook staff, which include seniors Vicki Burzachechi, Ruby Steese, and Stephen Cimini, juniors Michele Cozza, Beth Frank, and Rhonda Mounts, and sophomores Maxine Robles and Brian Pidro, are responsible for putting this entire book together. The staff was divided into two classes and the students received grades for their participation in the production of the book. In the beginning of the year, they attended a seminar at Grove City College which prepared them for the task of preserving the memories of this year. The staff and the advisors, Anthony De-Luca and Polly Woodring, are proud of the result and hope it's cherished by all the seniors and underclassmen. ROW 1 Michele Cozza. Beth Frank. Brian Pidro. Maxine Robles ROW 2 Vicki Burzachechi. Rhonda Mounts. Ruby Steese, Stephen Cimini Yearbook Staff 121 SPANISH CLUB ROW 1 B Burick. J Ciaflelo. B Prosnor. S Cimini. R Cook. D. Vukovich. J. Wright. J Garrett. L Noel ROW 2 M Biangone. A Jacobs.C. Malzia. L. Cade. R Harris. T Brunswick. I. Clark. V Pascoe. I Pezzone ROW 3 D Aven. M Brown. J. Rossi. C. S� ggers. Y Ward. M Yoho. L. West. L. Thompson. K Pitzer ROW 4 C. Colela. S Peak. W Cam-poi. S. Tarnaski. S. Rucker. C. Gattey. A Finnerty. A Fufcerson ROW 9 E Jones. K Hauser. G Lang. C Rusc«e. M Michael. P. Carnano. J. Ginocci. T. Navarra FRENCH CLUB ROW 1 A. Shreffier. C. Brumsh. T Fee. M Fuleno. j Epstein, J. FeBon. P PokJ-ing. C Rooney. D Cameron. A Jocobs ROW 2 D Sorbo. S Smith. T Cole. S Cheize. C Mazzocca. C. McKenzte. J. DiMuccio. M. Fuleno. L. Brown. D. Joseph. M Essawi ROW 3 A Bashara. K Dot Bo. T Far one, J. Bashara. V Jacobs. S McDonald. S Viani. T. Cochran. K. Karelas. M Paliouras. D. Data ROW 4 B Jackson. D Bumbardner. J Tonn. T Garver. J Bromley. P Kashu-bara. T Hale. D Cade. M Houser. C. Felaboum. N Foukas. V Anzalone ITALIAN CLUB ROW 1 J. Scamoto. T Clarke. C D'Am-brosia. A Melchiorre. K. Trott. D Wison. E Doran. D Rice. A Conti. K Scheide-mantie. R. Scrim. D. Ferry. R Kneram. J. Ferry. M Formati. M Hal ROW 2 J De-Lio. C Ambrosini. D Capece. V Zu-gtc. M Newkirk. B Mancino, M Per-rotta. M. NKjzzo. D. Nero. M Orelli. T. Conti. L. Ryan. N Biondi. N Kerr. A. Pace . L Doubt. S lovino ROW 3 D Pavia. D. CCaprio. J. Toscano. B Chod-bolt. R Palodino. D. D'Euio. T Cleaver. D Hal. B. Epitropoulos. B Lucchinl. J. Amodie. V Burzochechi. K Donofrio. L. DAAucoo. S Mastrangelo. M Amodie. D Viani. J. Hruska. P. Pruchnic ROW 4 D Stone. D. Tanner. M Panela. P Mi-caletti. J. Gabriel. D. Vukovich. M De-Mose. A Cappabonco. R Perrotta. K Mraz. M Nero. J Gennock. J. Flamino. A Nerti. J. Cioffi. J. Faroone, ROW 5 B DeCastelo. J Dougherty. S. Houk. T. Krolcki. J Sibeto. T. Tate. C Redfoot. L. Me Lure. K. Wrthrow. A Vincent. D. Mingione. D. Plohr. M. Wiiams. V. Sands. P Galo. F Pidro. R. Cioppa ROW 4 L. Pirlozzi. A Mastren. T Doran. B Mcco. J. Mk:co. S Pidro. P. Cai-mano. F. Nat ale. D Mojock. J Reider. B Pidro. R Gumeal. W Reid. R. Corley ROW 7 L Johnson. S Pertrucci. C Mooney. V George. J. Zona. C. Fabian. P. Cionni. C. Shoup. J Compel. J. Isabela. R. Conti. V Russo. G. Roberts. C Felabawm. M Pidro _ .... Clubs 123 124 Clubs SOPHOMORE PEROODIAN SALES ROW 1 M Houser. B Pidro. M Wingfield. A. Conti. M. Robles. A. Cap-pabianco. J. Abraham. K. Karenas ROW 2 D Bumgardner. B Jackson. P Maiella. G. Micco. R. Omar. C Gattey. A Finnerty JUNIOR PEROODIAN SALES R. Mounts. M Cozza. C. Malizia. S. Viani. L. Bertucci. C. Siggers. B Frank FRESHMEN PEROODIAN SALES ROW 1 B. Piccione. M. Medure. A Underwood. T Hobel. A Allen ROW 2 K. Nero. S. Warneck, M. Smith, S Ferrara. J Reiter. T Brooks ROW 3 G. Carnuche. A MaraveMi. S. Houk. D. Englehart. D. Dess. K StClair SENIOR PEROODIAN SALES ROW 1 M Nerti. V Burzachechi. M Format!, L Doubt. R. Steese, S. Cimini. S. Kennaday ROW 2 P Pruchnic. M. Amo-cfce. A Robles. S Mastrangelo. J. Wright STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS F. Natale. J. Hruska. V. Bridges. C. Yerage SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1 B Nesbitt. D. Taylor. P. Zorilla. S. Larocca. F Mantinaos. D. Vukovich. R Conti ROW 2 A Solomon. M Doran. J. Faroone. P. Polding. M Formati, J. Iwanejko. R. Bamovsky ROW 3 P Pruchnic. D. Caminiti. J. Cioffi. A Nerti. J. Flamino. G. Bertram, K. Mangan Clubs 125 126 Clubs SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 R. Lutton. M Biangone. J. Abraham, A Cappabianco. B Seery. M Robles, C DiMuccio. L DMjcciO ROW 2 J. Novak, A. Vincent, J. Bromley. L. Conti. L. Mastrangelo. T. Gabriel. M Wingfield. K Withrow ROW 3 J. Ginoc-chi. M Ben. R. Hotzapple. J Morgan, J. Plotts, D. Rees. B. Tintsman. T. Navarra ROW 4 M. Houser. M. Bupp. D Cloffi. J. Isabella. B. Jackson FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 T. Cochran. K Edgerton, D. Stickle, M. Borders. K. Cameron. M Davis, M. Mzaz. J. Wiliams ROW 2 C. Pres-nar. B Piccione. D Alverado, D. Mastrangelo. S. Mann. J. Cubellis. V. Jacobs. S. Yerage ROW 3 L. Cale-brese. B. Thorman. J. Hole. M. Redmond. T. Seala. A Graziani. C. Sculy, S. Morgan ROW 4 L. AmocSe. T. Bucci. J Nerti, P. Sibeto, N. Kubik. S. Ferrara. E. Erboe. D. Jackson. V Fulena JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1 L Noel. L Bertucci, M Novieio. M DeMase. B. Frank. A Pappas. S. Peak. T. Masson. C. Malizia ROW 2 S. Wison. M Bryan. A. Graziani. Y. Gay. D Mingtone. J Rossi. C. Kiriakou. M Russm ROW 3 M PaneHa. S. Wyman. C. Sig-gers. A. Fitzpatrick. C. Smith. R. Cioppa GUIDANCE OFFICE RUNNERS ROW 1 B Heaney. J. DMuccio. L Cade. C. Rooney. M Wrona ROW 2 S. Tamaski. R. Steese. D Cameron. L. Cain. S. Bucci. Clubs 127 GUIDANCE COMMITTEE ROW 1 S. Cimini. L. Bertucci. C. Siggers, S. Otlowski. T Fee, P Pokjing. S. Bucci. M. Shaw. P Massaro. T. Piccione. M. Formati ROW 2 J. DIMuccio. R Corley. S. Rucker. C Sabino. T Masson. L. Noel. C. McKenzie. T Hargrave. L. Brown. ROW 3 C Mozzoclo. L Collins. K. Mraz. T. Far one. B. Frank. C. Ma zia. L. Greer. J. Dougan STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ROW 1 C. Yerage. F. Natale, J Cubei-lis. F Pidro. S. Bucci, M. Shaw. M Formati. C. McCormick. T. Snyder ROW 2 J. Hruska. S. Conkle. A Ryan. D. VHani. R Steese. A Miglirato. J Faroone. S. Kennoday ROW 3 V Bridges. B. Burick. T. Viggiano. J. Fkxnino, A Robles. C. Antonio. S. Otlowoski. J. Cioffi. M Hannon. A. Solomon. NURSE'S AIDES ROW 1 J. Hruska. S tovino. M Graziarw L. Doubt ROW 2 B Tintsman. M Newkirk. K. Houser. M Fulena. M. Nerti LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1 J Epstein. J Rock. M Petran-geli. D. Vioni. M Amodie. A Robles. S. Putnam ROW 2 V Burzachechi. R Bar-novsky. M. Savocchia. S. McDonald. W. Grube. D Papa LOCKER ROOM SITTERS ROW 1 M. Hannon. M. DeRosa. B. Brenner. G. Greer. G. Carnuche. A Grazia-ni. S. Kennoday. C. Sphar, S Eichler ROW 2 A Migliorato. T. Bailey. R Smith. R. Russo. J. Gay. C Delany. J. Sankey. D. Benmcase. S Senko. L Plohr ROW 3 T. Viggiano. N. Dickey. C. Mitchel. B. Rice. J Iwanejko. S. Eggleston. S. An-tonaizzi. T. Towne. A Ryan ROW 4 J. Flamino. C. Antonio. M. Fulena. T Fee. M Ross. L Cepro. S. Smith. K Schiede-nnantle. C. Ciccone. J. Faroone. D. Cameron. S. lovino 128 Clubs %� • ROOM 2 RUNNERS ROW 1 S Prioletti. T Thorman. E Z M. M Petrangeh ROW 2 S Eichler. A Pappas. P Mounts MAIN OFFICE RUNNERS ROW 1 S Jordan. S Mastrangelo. A Beshara. J Hamilton. C. Matteo. S Wi-son ROW 2 S Petrovich. D Vukovich. J. Gabriel, J. George. M Graziani. J De-Lilo. J. Medure ATTENDANCE OFFICE RUNNERS ROW 1 M Hannon. A Migliorato. M Wrona. K Halowich. D. Papa. M Shaw. M Pobles. M Graziani ROW 2 V Sands. J. Medure. T. Fee. S Mastrangelo. A Shreffler. S Sparano. K Hauser. J. For-aone ROW 3 J Gabriel. J George. J. DeLio. D. Caminiti. M Perrotta Clubs 129 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE ROW 1 T Sudors. T. Stole. K. Cochran. B Myers ROW 2 K Shira. J. Young NINTH GRADE CHOIR ROW 1 J. Taylor. R Smith. J. Bell. V Lane. C Edgerton. K. Cochran, S. Brat-burger. Y Macaluso. T Doherty ROW 2 D. Taylor. I McKissik. $ Antoinazzi. K. Nero. D Sheffler. R Lee ROW 3 L. Vuo-colo. S Gurnea. L Melonio. A Underwood. T. Suders. L. Watson. S Reese. R. McConnel NINTH GRADE CHOIR ROW 1 D Hammond. M. Davis. C Davis. K. Parker. M. Adams. D. Alvarado. T. Stole. M Senko. T Fronius ROW 2 A Moses. S. Ferrara. J. Williams. M Smith. J. Rioter. S. Smith. H McGuirk. K Marquis ROW 3 H Brooks. M Weatherby. A Nero. M Wetzel. M. Caraway. C. Rainey ROW 4 S Morgan. C. Jenkins. M Melozzi. D. Columbus 130 Clubs CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1 D Sorbo. K Hedghn. K Pocefli. T. Thorman. M Ferrera. S. Eichler. T. Brown. M Wills ROW 2 D. Uontos. T. Cochran. S Evans. T. Gabriel. J Beam C Brown. K. Shira. V. Pascoe. M Nap-er. D Taylor ROW 3 F. Doherty. I Stoner, J Musulin. V Zugic. L Paden. C D'AmbrosK3. C Barletto. L. Greer ROW 4 F Wright. M Samuels. P Franklin. D Plohr AUDIO VISUAL STAFF ROW 1 J Gabriel. F. Homed. J. Troutman ROW 2 J Medure. J. George. M Brown, J Render INDUSTRIAL ARTS ROW 1 C Altman. C Montgomery. J Sabmo. A Nero. J Cordelia. J. Micco ROW 2 C Buckner. C DiMuccio. R Lut-ton. R. Palladino. V Qualbero. S. Petrovich ROW 3 K Stroud. N Flowers. M Cordelia. A Graziani. J Novak. D. Zuk Clubs 131 OUTDOORS CLUB ROW 1 S. Kaplin, M Gibbas. T Beatrice. L Amodie. C Sarbo. T Navarra. R. Marzak ROW 2 B Jackson. G Micco. C. Altman. B Duncan. R Holt-zapple. J. George. M Brown. B. Cook ROW 3 A Ryan. G Zona. S. Booher. E Erboe. T Camuche. J. McCormick ROW 4 D Rice. E Zuk. M Cordelia. D Zuk CONCESSION STAND WORKERS ROW 1 L. Noel. C McKenzie. T. Kiria-kou. M Noviello, T Snyder. A. Mighor-ato. M Doran. C McCormick ROW 2 S. Bucci. M Shaw. S. Wilson. S. Fer-chaw. D. Taylor. C. Rooney. D. Cameron ROW 3 J. Faraone. D DiMuccio. J. Hruska. J. Flamino. J Abraham. A Cap-pabtanco. D Papa. J Cubellis. ROW 4 P. PruchTMC. M Amodie. K. Halowich. A. Ryan. D. VBani. M Wrona. F. Pidro. GOAL POST SELLERS ROW 1 T. Myers. S. Bucci. N. Dattilo. P Poking. S Bridges ROW 2 T Krolicki. S Ferrara. C. D'Ambrosia 132 Clubs TIP OFF SELLERS ROW 1 J Hruska. J. Foroone. J Fla-mina L Cepro ROW 2 S Wilson. V Bridges. L ClarV. S Fere haw ROW 3 M Shaw. S. Bucci FUTURE SECRETARIES ROW 1 A. Mahone. M Mociarelo. D DiMuccio. A Ryan. A MigHorato. L. Cain. M Hannon. M Doran ROW 2 D Jones. K O'Grody. C Sphar. C Mitchell. M Nerti ATHLETIC OFFICE SECRETARIES: ROW 1 M Doran. A Migliorato. M Shaw. V. Bridges. A Ryan. D Vilani. T. Snyder ROW 2 M Hannon. T Viggiono. D CamirMti. C Yeroge. C McCormick. L Clark. S Jordan ROW 3 B Donston. J Cioffi. A Nerti. J CubeHis Clubs 133 134 Club$ STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING ROW 1 S Jam, L Plohr. W Grub©. M. Fuleno. J. DiMuccio. V. L at out. D Rees. A. Naugle. L. Bertucci. M Noviello. C. Colella. M. Bryan. H. Fry. T Cole. A. Fulkerson. R Michael. J Mendel ROW 2 M. Frank. C. Matteo. J Hammond. R. Barnovsky. K. O'Grady. S. Farris. S. Ritchie. M Fuleno. K Hauser. G. Lang. R. Russo. A Trotta. J Medure. G Bertram. D Austin ROW 3 L Paden. D. Jones. D. Porada. P. Pruchnic, S. lovino. J. Hruska. J. Amodie. S. Daytner. M Wingfield. M DeMarco. S. Ferchaw. J DeLiHo. C Antonio. J Faraone. L Sheffler ROW 4 M DeMase. S. Evans. V Pascoe, R. Corley. R. Cioppa. K. Cochran. D. Zuk. J. Nerti. J. Corrigan. K. Latsko. T. Lewis. F. Wright. J. Zona. G. Viggiano ROW S D. Harcar. M Pidro. B Burick. F. Pidro. C. WethS. R. Ratkovich. A Sorbo. D Johnston. J. Musuhn. P Massaro. V. McCart ROW 6 R Barnovsky. S. Peak. R Lutton. P. McKinney. M BorreMi. M Han. R. Pala-dino. M Weatherby. Denise Stickle. K. Nero. A Nero. C Rainey. T Myers ROW 7 J. Toscano. D Viggiano. A Owoc. A. Grazini. B Johnston. J Bromley. J. McCormick. V Jacobs. L. West, D. Pavia. D. DCaprio. S Viani. C. DiMuccio. S. Fray. D Jones. L Hedgfcn AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ROW 1 J. Cubelis. Y Gay. K Withrow. S. lovino. M. Newkirk. V. Zug� c. A Jacobs. D. Taylor. T. Kiriakou. C. Siggers. M. Shaw. A Allen. A Robles. K. Hedglin. M. Essawi. D. Fttyard. J. Plotts. D Plohr ROW 2 J Wright. R Cook. D Vukovich. M DeMase. J. Rossi. D. Mingione. L. Clark, W McKnight. A Fitzpatrick. Y. Ward. T Hargrave. M. Yoho. S Cimini, K. Shira. C. Colela. L. West. S Wilson. M Bryan ROW 3 J Garrett. D Harcar, R. Colela. M Wingfield. B Presnar. L. Noel. A Naugle. J Mendel. R Michael. L. Greer. A Pappas. T. Lalama. S. Peak. P. Nero. W Campoh ROW 4 D Johnston. J Musulin. S. Peak. M Golba. R. Russo. L. Sheffler. V Burzachechi. M Savocchia. R Barnovsky. C Barbato. L. Paden. L. Plohr. V McCart. P Massaro. M Novielo. J Cialella ROW 5 S. Strick-enburg. A Marvella. J. McCormick. C. Thompson. R Palladino. S Senko. R Corley. S DiThomas. W Grube. J. Epstein. C Felabaum. G. Sizer. M Houser. D Eakin. M Russin. R. Barnovsky. B Burick ROW 6 A. Graziani. B Johnston. L Cade. M Brown. J Medure. L Clark, J Comianos. 8 Nesbitt, F Nat ale. J. Fla-mino, A Nerti. C Antonio. K Mangan. D Dimuccio. J Fisher. J Gay ROW 7 J. Pitzer. S Kaplm. D Nero. S. Tarnaski. J. DeL o, M Naugle. D. Cammiti. P Pold-ng. M Wrona. M Amodie. A Ryan. M Hannon. A Solomon. A Migliorato. S Prioletti K-4 GIRLS VARSITY ROW 1 L Brown. W. McKmght. W McKnight. A Nougte. M Shaw. S. Bucci. A Finnerty ROW 2 D Austin. S Jordan. C Gattey. B Linton. T Angelo. J. Hamilton. J. Musuhn ROW 3 K Man-gan. M Gotxa. K Datio. B Piccione BOYS VARSITY ROW 1 E Hawkins. C Eggleston. T Carnuche. P Micoletti. M Ponella. M Nougie. R. Wilkinson. B. Martin. P Pruch-nic, R Palumbo. D Harcar ROW 2 E White. D. Emch. J. Toscano. G Greer. D. Lane. B Brenner. S Eggleston. R Conti. A Nerti. B Fundoots. R. Cook ROW 3 T. Stemheiser. P Kashubara. J. Abraham. M Michaels. T Jock son. T Navarra. E. Jones. S Smith. J Maslyk. P Quahliero. J. Patton. F Mantinaos ROW 4 B. Cook. E Razzano. A Hammond. J. Alfero. J. Cubeis. F Pidro. C Yerage. J Ferrel. D. Mo)ock. B Burick ROW 5 T Piccione. B Donston. M Valenti. R. Litrento. J Gennock. L Clark. J Nerti. J George. B Presnar. M Barker ROW 6 J Sankey. B Heaney. B Chad-bolt. R. Cook. J Natale. D. Vukovich, M Rainey. S Sparano. B Hier. G Reit-nouer ROW 7 D Senko. D Bum-gardner. N Foukas. J. Tomarkos. M Murphy. V. Sands. B Mancino. F Mas-tren. J. Pitzer. T. Gurgido. J Crosten Clubs 135 136 Oubs ACADEMIC GAMES BOW 1 M Houser. J. Abroham. G Sizer. I Bertucci. L Noel. L. Sheffler. D. Taylor. C. McKenzie. T. Kiriakou. P Maiella. K. Pitzer BOW 2 J Wright. G. Greer. M DeMase. O. Copeland. M Houser. N. Kubik. S Houk. L Vuocolo. M. Russia A Graziani. D Joseph BOW 3 V Sands. M Essawi. J. McCormick. D Hammond. P Caimano. M Davis. M Weat herb y. D. Mastrangelo. W Grube. D Bum-gartner BOW 4 L Simpson. B. Piccione. M. Michoels. P Kennaday. J. Tonn. B Jackson. C Magoun. G. Audio. J. Cros-ten BOW 5 K Mangan. R Glghrist. D Senko. M Houser. C Brunish. D Cade. S. Grass FOBENSICS BOW 1 L Orelli. A Trotta. M. Ross. K. Barletto. T. Kiriakou. D Foley. V. Bodges. L Bertucci. M Shaw BOW 2 M Essawi. A. Conti. T. Navarra. A. Allen, A Robles. S. Kennaday. D Joseph. D. Rees. J. Abraham. M Houser BOW 3 L. Santini. K. Withrow. J Gay. M Bennett. K. Hedgiin. S. Prioletti. J. Cialella. T. Steinheiser BOW 4 J. Wright. B Johnston. M Blair. V Sands. M Naugle. D. Taylor. B Burick STUDENT TRAINERS ROW 1 S Jordon. K. Corongi. K Pitzer ROW 2 M PkJro. L Pezzone NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1 L. Recchione. M. Show. M Gotoo. P Mossaro ROW 2 M Nougle. J. Mendal. R Michael. K Hauser. R Russo. L. Sheffler. K. Corongi, B Burick ROW 3 J Cubelis. B Nesbitt, R Bar-novsky. M Formati. K. Mongan. M Sa-vocchia. J. Epstein. V. Burzachechi. J. CiaUeUa Clubs 137 Seniors Receive Diplomas An Jacobs and Mr Perrotta display the flag ot An's country. Belgium New Castle High celebrated its 128th Commencement on June 6th, 1986. This evening culminated thirteen years of education for the graduates. A large crowd of proud relatives and friends attended to watch the graduates receive their diplomas. Speeches were delivered including ones by the top four graduates, Debi Librandi, Mark Naugle, Paul Massaro and Renee Michael. A telegram sent by President Reagan was read to the crowd by Superintendent Joe Martin. In his telegram the President congratulated co-valedictorian Debi Librandi on her accomplishment. Above. Superintendent Joe Martin addresses the graduates Right, the graduates listen to speeches while they anxiously await the time to receive their diplomas Below, Mr Perrotta speaks to the graduates Below right, a row of seniors wait to walk across the stage and get their diplomas 138 Commencement For left. Valedictorian Mark Naugie gives his commencement address Left. Noele DatiMo accepts her diploma from her father. Frank DatHto Above left, the huge crowd stands at the graduates walk in and take thee seats Above. Steve Eggleston accepts his diploma from school board president Charles Cook. Bottom. Missy Amodie and Valedictorian Debi Librandi receive their diplomas Commencement 139 (1) Bob Donston and Bob Snowden look back as the dealer at the poker game takes the money they just lost. (2) Jonathon Fe� on was dressed to the hit to fit our ‘Jungle Safari'' theme. (3) Several seniors enjoy dancing and listening to the entertainment that was provided by the band Gigdo (4) Mr Hasson enjoys a chat with some of his fellow teachers (5) Anthony Nerti proudly accepts one of many awards given away during the Al-Nfcght Party by Mr Frank Pidro. 140 All-Night Party Seniors Party The Night Away On the evening of June 6. 1986, at approximately 11:00 p.m.. several seniors and their dates began their journey through a jungle safari! It was the night of celebration for all seniors and their families. It was their All-Night Party, the last night most of them would see each other for a long time. At about 12:00 a m. the band Gigilo began to play some of the best music the seniors would dance to. The dance floor was crowded and everyone seemed to be having a wonderful celebration. When your feet started to throb, there was always something to do, especially eat. Delicious food was provided to the All-Night Party by Medure's Catering and Pizza Joe's. The video of the dinner-dance was also available if you wanted to sit down and watch it. Every hour about thirty prizes were given away to seniors only. The biggest prize, a black and white TV, was won by Renee Russo. At 3:15 a m. a dance contest took place. The winners were best female; Janice Hruska; best male; Dave Moses; and best couple: Jacquie Rock and Rachelle Ryan. When 5:00 a.m. finally rolled around, the tired eyes began to show their redness, but that didn't stop the seniors from going out to breakfast at their favorite restaurant. It truly was a great celebration that will live in the minds of the seniors for a long time. (6) Miss Grybowski. Mr Martin and Mrs Martin decide to venture to the dancing area and take a break from the food bar (7) Several seniors enjoy feeding arcade games quarter after quarter to keep them awake untl 5:00 a m Al-Night Party 141 FACULTY AND STAFF f High School Administration Frank Dattio, Principal 'vv Charles Gibbons, Assistant Principal I Angelo Perrotta, Acting Principal Sam Ascione, Assistant Principal High School Administration 143 District Administration Joseph Martin, Superintendent Eugene DiCaprio, Assistant Superintendent Board Of School Directors Sitting Gary Bonnelli, Larry DeBlasio. Pres. Charles Cook. Angelo Papa Standing: Albert Lastoria. Elaine Withrow. Sam Flora Missing From picture: Ron Alexander, Tom Piccione. 144 Administration Office Staff '-s r t 'i AM --'prtA ri tm Mrs. Bette J. Gunn Mrs. Jan Slifko Mrs. Bea Piccirillo Mrs. Barbara Thompson Custodians Office Sfaff And Custodians 145 Faculty Mrs. Margee Anderson Art Mrs. Betty Axe Business Mr. Edward Bender Health Physical Education Mrs. Mary Blakely Social Studies Mr David Book Mr. Terry Boulden Social Studies Mechanical Drawing Mr. William Bukowski Special Classes Miss Dolores Callahan Mathematics Miss Nancy Cangey English Mr Thomas Black Chemistry Mrs. Carole Brooks Miss Debra Bucci Special Education Business Mr. Peter Carando Biology Mr Lawrence Carik History Mr. Timothy Carlin Social Studies 146 Faculty §. Mr Kenneth Carnahan Biology Mr. John Catoline Italian Mr. Kenneth Cotton Drivers Training Mr. Joseph Croach English Faculty Mr Charles P. Cuba Jr. Art Mrs. Elizabeth DiMuccio Guidance Mr. Charles P. Cuba Sr. Social Studies Mr. Thomas DiMuccio Social Studies Mr. Lucille Dailey Spanish Mr. William Duncan Biology Mr. Christopher Davis Chemistry Mrs. Wanetta Eppinger Science Mr. Anthony DeLuca English i Mrs. Verna Fabian Business Mr. Neal Dunsieth Mrs. Gay Fite Special Education Learning Disabilties Mr, Angelo Fornataro Athletic Director Mr. Jack Gray Drivers Ed V«... .,-at Miss Luann Grybowski Physical Education Mrs. Jeanne Homed Art Mr. Richard Mrs. Bonnie Hannay Dr. Donald Hannon Hamilton Physical Education Chemistry Social Studies FocJ,v 147 Faculty Mr. Jerome Hassan Guidance Mr. Edwin Jackson Social Studies Mrs. Donna Hensel Mathematics Mr. George Jackal English Dr. Raymond Keffer Social Studies v Mrs. Janet Kerr Homemaking Mrs. Eileen Kozallo Business Mr. Lawrence Lehmier Special Education Mr. William Lyon Social Studies Mr. Thomas Mangiarelli Social Studies Mrs. Jane Martin Mathematics Mrs. Mary Mars Homemaking Miss Amy Mazzocca Mathematics 148 Facutty Mr. Paul McCandless Mathematics it i ' Mr. David Mastrangelo Physical Education Mr. John Mastrangelo Science Mr. Harry Micco Mathematics Mrs. Barbara Miles Nurse Mrs. Victoria Mastroddi French Mr. Domenic Morgan Social Studies Faculty Mr Ronald Noel Miss Nancy Ollinger Mrs B. Louise Mr. Pat Panella Mrs. Diane Piccione Physics Business Panella English Mathematics Guidance Mr George Rigby Spanish English Mr. Thomas Riley Metal Shop Mr. Donald Ross Physical Education Mr Ronald Plano Drivers Ed Business Mrs Agnes Rigby Itdlian Mr William Sanders Mrs. Christine Sands Mrs. Annette Music English Speech Santolla Librarian Miss Carmella Savocchia Librarian Mr Joseph Scarvell Speech Mrs. Nancy Mr. Adolph Schlumberger Scialabba Biology English Mrs. Yvonne Shaw Mathematics Mr John Spina Chemistry Mr Roy Stalker Wood Working Faculty 149 Faculty Mr. Gary Schooley Mrs. Mary Ann English Thomas Mathematics Mrs. Polly Woodring Mr. John Zbiegien English Mathematics Mr Robert Vinton French Social Studies Mr. Michael Zidow Spanish Mrs. Judy Waddington S.E.D. Mrs. JoAnn Wargo Mathematics Mr Thomas Zumpella Music Band In Memory Of On December 28, 1985. New Castle High School lost a very dedicated teacher to a battle with cancer. Mrs. Jean Swartz taught in the english department for almost 23 years. At the time of her death she taught only two subjects. Expository Composition and English Literature. She was a very dedicated teacher to all the students she taught. She expected the most out of her sfudenfs and wanted them to strive for excellence in all their works so they would reach all their dreams and goals in life. All of the students who had the pleasure of having Mrs. Swartz as a teacher were very fortunate She had the admiration and respect of every student who had her as a teacher. This year we lost one of the very best teachers in the building, but we also lost a good friend. May we always remember her dedication and her teachings. Thank you, Mrs. Swartz. You will be missed here at New Castle High School. 150 Foculty Mrs Jean Swartz Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Charlotte Pionati Mrs. Athena Saines Mrs. Helen Wolanin Patrons Anita Allen Mr. Mrs. Larry Blews Family Michael Bollinger Anna Marie E. Cenname Richard A. Christofer Ralph Ciallela Vito Melba Colella John Comianos Mr. Mrs. John Costa Richard E. Costello Sandy Courson Daniel Crobak Gabby DeCaprio Mr Mrs. Alfred DeCarbo Shirley DeGaton In Memory of William DeHass Chris DeJoseph Nick DeRosa Mr. Mrs. John DiCola Leslie Dana Eazor Dr. Anthony Elisco Walter R. Flamino Gene Frank Mr. Mrs Mark Freson Philomena Gabriel Dr Mrs. Steven Gabriel family Sam Galano Mr Andrew Gangliero John Garczynski Mr Mrs Clement Buzz Gardner Mr. Mrs. LaVerne E. Garretson Walter E. Garretson Mr. Mrs. Richard Ginocchi Mr. Mrs. Fred Graziani Dr. Mrs. David C. Hamilton Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Harcar Justine S. Houk Mr Mrs. Thomas D. Houk Kathleen John Hudak Mr. Mrs. John Hughes Chuckie Isaac Mr. Mrs. Tom Janis Mrs. Shirlee Kegarise Mr Charles J. Kleckner Allan Noreen Kneram Family Mr Mrs Turner Kobayaski Mr. Mrs Paul Lane Jr. Mr. Mrs. Norman A. Levine Mr. Mrs. Emil Long Sr. Carol A. Gardner Malizia Mr Mrs. Tom Mangiarella Joannie Chuckie Mangino Mr. Mrs. Carmen Merolillo Mr. Mrs. Richard Mraz Mrs. Marian Mulderig Mr. Mrs. Michael Mulderig Family Linda Must Mr. Mrs. Larry R. Nord Joseph S. Noviello Dale Paglia Mr Mrs. P.J. Panella Dr. Mrs. Charles W. Patton Joseph Pazak Richard A. Debra M. Perretta Mr. Mrs. Robert Pia Ralph Pratt Shelley Remond Mr Mrs. Thomas Redmond Mr Mrs. George Ridenbaugh Bob Rio Mrs. Geri Gardner Romeo Mr. Rod Romeo Brian Rozzi Mrs. Denise Gardner Russo Mr. James A. Russo Sr. John Russo Mr. Mrs. Michael Russo Mr. Mrs. Francis Ryder Mrs. Joann Siggers Don Stoner Donald Stoner Ginger Stoner Mr. Mrs. John Stoner Myra Stoner Mr. Mrs. James W. Trepicone Mr Mrs. David B. VanHorn Mr Mrs. Anthony Villani Dr. Mrs. Gerald Weiner Mr. Mrs. Dennis Wertzler Donny Wieller Mr. Mrs. Alfred Yaney Dale W. Yoho Don Tina Zoltani Cafeteria Staff And Patrons 151 Ti A Special Thanks To CLARK’S STUDIO 334 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. 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COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION phones NEW CASTLE (412) 658 37 1 BROCK WAr (014) 26S 1614 YOUNGSTOWN (216) 747 7707 ANTHONY D AVEN President 211 N CEDAR STREET NEW CASTLE PA 16102 FAVORITE TV SHOW 1) Cosby Show 2) Miami Vice 3) Moonlighting BON APPETIT CATERING Fine food for any occasion. Chicken specialty FRAN WIESZCZAK'S CATERING Advertise 171 First FAVORITE RADIO STATION National Bank 1) WAMO-106 2) 102.5 3) B-94FM of Western Pennsylvania A3HVS 24 AtacAii nt' Convenient Self-Service Banking — Anytime-Day and Night — 365 Days A Year E.D. FEE TRANSFER, INC. Agent for northAmerican Van Lines. Inc. Local and Long Distance •Moving Storage and Warehousing CASCADE STREET • P.O. BOX 7127 NEW CASTLE. PA. 16107 ROBERT D. JOHNSTON - PRESIDENT PHONE (412) 658-2575 Golden Hill Nursing Home ................A home away from home 654-7791 Golden Hill Nursing Home Inc. 520 Friendship Street New Castle, PA 16101 William F. DeCarbo, Administrator PENTAX • NIKON • CANON Pot’s Camera Shop 118 E WASHINGTON ST. NEW CASTLE, PA 412 654-5199 WE TAKE TRADES MINOLTA • KONICA • KODAK Compliments of - THE LADIES STORE Town® Mall Phont 654-9751 YOUR FAVORITE READY-TO-WEAR STORE MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACIES New Casrle Professional Building 111 E Washington Sr. and Wilmingron Rood Always Good Service ns PERSONAL PLANNING navarra Insurance services Inc. your full service-specially agency line® 1957 U PONDS COMMERCIAL MANNING CNA Phone: 412 658-5571 2815 Wilmington Road. Newcastle, PA 16105 Advertising 173 HANDY ANDY’S Pizza, Subs, Pepperoni Rolls, Hamburgers Fish Sand., French Fries Lunch Meats, Party Trays Phone 65 84641 VILLAGE BOUTIQUE BRIDAL Expertise In Fashion Design Designer Sportswear — Daywear — Evening Wear Bridal Attendants Mothers Large Selection of Prom Gowns 2420 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, PA 16105 Props. Amelia Arleen QUICKPRINT PRINTING CENTERS FULL QUALITY SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED ITI -RESUMES - RAFFTLE TICKETS - BUSINESS CARDS - RUBBER STAMPS -NCR FORMS - BOOKS - INVITATIONS -ENVELOPES - MENUS - LABELS - TWO LOCATIONS - 2400 WILMINGTON ROAD NEW CASTLE, PA (41 2) 652-6802 601 LAWRENCE AVENUE ELLWOOD CITY, PA 16117 (412) 758-4099 J.C. HORTON REALTY EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARMS SALES PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING 652 0222 . OR RES 652-8353 10«« ADAMS ST AT BUTLER AVE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FOR RESIDENCE OF SALESPEOPLE JACK SCHWARTZ. R E B 654-9619 ROBERT ENGLEHAAT R E S 652-2606 J C HORTON R E B 652-6353 JESSE C HORTON H 652-1194 ALSO. RES Of HOLLY J. HORTON 174 f- eftismg W. L. SLATER ALIGNMENT SERVICE FAVORITE SONGS Frame Straightening Wheel Balancing Wheel Alignment Brake Service 107VS W. Euclid Avenue New Castle. Pa. 16105 Phone 652-7563 Secret Lovers Rock Me Amadeus Tender Love How Will I Know Orthopedic Associates 2602 Wilmington Road New Castle, PA 16105 Phone: 652-7702 Best Wishes Class Of 1986 «i ACJTO PARTS Free Teletype Service ACE AUTO WRECKING 658 5588 510 Montgomery Ave. Toll Free I 800242-2440 New Castle Advertising 175 A SHAPE FOR EVERY TASTE A PRICE FOR EVERY BUDGET THE TRI STATES LARGEST JEW'ELER -rV. ' A “v_ A Keepsake Rrf nirfrj llumnn] Mine NEW CASTLE'S EXCLUSIVE KEEPSAKE CENTER JOY GARDENS Restaurant Lounge 115 Croton Avenue New Castle, PA Entertainment (Wed.-Fri.-Sat.) Banquet Room Available Phone 658-9115 Congratulations Class Of '86 From Mt Jackson Road New Castle. Pa MASTERCARD Phone 667 7769 VISA Congratulations r PHONE 652-2431 PHARMACY 108 PIAIA SOUTH MEW CASTLE. 8A Compliments of: Mr. Mrs. James D. Davelli FAVORITE SAVINGS 1) You ARE! 2) Basically 3) Wise up 4) I care! 176 Advertising GARY SPIRO PHOTOGRAPHY KEYSTONE SPECIALTY CO. 1209 South Mill St. New Castle, Penna 16101 412 652-7600 YOCJR ONE STOP PARTY CENTER DECORATIONS — TABLE PAPER — PAPER PRODUCTS GLASSES — CREPE PAPER — PARTY SUPPLIES ALL COLORS — ALL SIZES GRADUATION — WEDDINGS — SHOWERS OUR SPECIALTY IS YOUR PARTY Advertising 177 ■ I NEW GASH! SCHOOL OF TRADES Route 422, New Castle-YounQstown Rd -Pulaski, Pa. 16143 Phone (412)964 8811 NEW CASTLE SCHOOL TRADES Approved For Veterans Training • ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY • AUTOMOTIVE A DIESEL TECHNOLOGY • CONSTRUCTION WIRING • COMBINATION WELDING - • BUILDING CONSTRUCTION A MAINTENANCE • DIESEL MECHANICS • AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS OHIO REG NO 8?-06 0808T Financial Aid Placement Assistance Housing Assistance ASSOCIATE DESKI ■ tPfCIAlIZEl UCMlOtlST CALL COLLECT FOR MORE INFORMATION (412)-964-8811 ROUTE 42f NEW CASTLE YOUNGSTOWN RO PULASKI, PA 16143 (15 minutes from downtown Youngstown) 178 Advertising Congratulations Seniors AUGUSTINE'S ITALIAN VILLAGE 833 Easr Lurron Sr. New Casrle, PA 16101 — DELICIOUS PIZZA — — SPAGHETTI — — RAVIOLI — — CAVELLI — MEATBALL AND SAUSAGE SANDWICHES — PIZZA GREENS — TAKE OUT ONLY 652-5504 RUSSO’S PHARMACY, INC. Family Owned and Operated Since 1960 JOHN RUSSO, Jr. JOHN P. RUSSO - Pharmacists 926 Croton Ave., New Castle, PA 16101 PHONE: 654-7754 FREE PARKING JOHN RUSSO, Jr. - City Councilman favorite group 1) New Edition 2) Atlantic Star 3) Ready for The World J Advertising 179 104 EAST NORTH STREET PHONE 4S4-1090 Buzz Rich’s Tavern MARK V. PEPICELLI, P.T. licensed Physical Therapist Specializing in: Orthopedic Sports Physical Therapy Low Back Pain fraemi Hewn Uee Mi All fer Tear Cowvsnmik• u( laa or paces 3:11 pate 7:30 pa Kedkore Periicipaai laifNl Ptmtttlpiton fot FhytUml Th+rmpy • • 413 Highland Awe. Call 4S« 9774 N w Castle PA For Appointment 1701 Hamilton St. Best Wishes The Panella Family (412) 454 0903 TOMMY'S FAMILY HAIR STYLING Barber Beauty Shop 1400 Wilmington Avenue New Castle, Pa. 16105 Dealer - Distributor tor Shape Up Hair Products Hairpiece Salas 4 Service 180 'Sing DEE'S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE HARBOR COMMUNITY CENTER SAMPSON ST., EXT., RT. 422 NEW CASTLE, PA (412) 654-5127 FAVORITE HANGOUTS 1) Faces 2) McDonald's 3) Slab MEDURE'S CATERING The Name That Guarantees Quality Weddings - Banquets - Cocktail Parties Small or Large Affairs Owned and Operated by Matty and Darlene Medure Business Phone 412-664-5465 Home Phone 412-654-5323 1013 South Mill Street New Castle. PA 16101 14121 (SI 221 AyA FUNERAL HOME lurner- Myers UNC� «l • MOMC INC 201 north jet'Cason strict NIW C At TIC PENNSYLVANIA l«IOI ROBERT A MYERS, f O A OENE BOLINGCA f O JACK R TURNER fO JEFFREY t ANDREWS Ml Your Neighborhood Funeral Home. Advertising 181 zyiiafi oning erfuto HBodij 14 E MADISON AVE. NEW CASTLE. PA ISlOa COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE Welding. Touch-up color Matching albert format! Bus (412) 652-1662 'iz::' Res. (412) 658-4009 EAST SIDE PHARMACY 658-4557 ★ SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS ★ HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS ★ EMERGENCY DELIVERIES 708 E WASHINGTON NEW CASTLE TOW COLIA ’S 208 Wallace Ave. Phone 654-51 14 Dry Cleaners Expert Alterations No Appomlmenl Necessory Toss . Wed . Fr. So’ 9 5 Mon Thu'S 9-9 Phone 658 4499 A-H� ad Styling Salon 102 N Mercer S� New Cos'le Po Proprietor KAREN HAU LAUREIL SMITH ROSATl 182 Advertising 183 ,0 dafi°ns Cl0ss Best Wishes From THE NEW CASTLE FEDERATION OF TEACHERS f'ine jewelers Since 1917 DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS 124 K. Wadilnglon Si Mfw Cattle. Pa. Plume 652 5525 BOB KALAFUT Murutfjrr JAMESON’S Finest Chocolates “Yours to enjoy 1814 Pulaski Road 6588683 phone 658 7034 BODY REPAIRS 08MITCHELL KO. ' 658-2466 RICK PALUMBO HL “ Advertisrg 185 Remember When? July 10, 1005-Coke brings bock its original formula under the name Coca Cola Classic July 13, 1985- Live Aid. a 17 hour rock concert broadcast from London and Philadelphia, raises $70 miion for the starving of Africa August 6-7, 1985-Baseball strike lasts two days September 19, 1985-A powerful earthquake takes 5.000 lives in central and southwestern Mexico October 7, 1905-Four Palestinians seize the cruise ship A chie Lauro in the Mediterranean Sea December 11, 1985-The Gramm-Pudmon balanced budget law passes Congress and is signed into law the next day December 27, 1985-Terrorist attacks at the Rome and Vienna airports leave five Americans dead January 2, 1985-Oklahoma is named best college football team following its 25-10 victory over Penn State in the Orange Bowl January 26, 1986-Chicago Bears rout the New England Patriots. 46-10. in Super Bowl XX In the New Orleans Superdome January 28, 1986-American space shuttle Chatenger explodes shortly after take-off. resulting ri the loss of at seven crew members and the grounding of the shuttle fleet. February 7,1986-President-for-Life Jean Claude Duva-her flees from Haiti aboard a U S Air Force jet bound for France, thus ending a 28-year dfcrtalorship by the Du-valier family February 7, 1986-The Philippine election is held amid fraud allegations Declared the winner by the National Assembly. President Ferdnond Marcos flees to the U S. hours after his inauguration on February 26. leaving challenger Corazon Aquino to assume power April 14, 1986- American warplanes bomb terrorist-related targets in Tripoli and Benghazi. Libya. April 26,1986-A serious accident occurs at No 4 reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Soviet Lkraine May 25, 1986- Hands Across America takes place at 3 p.m when nearly 5V4 m on join hands from Los Angeles to New York (inducing New Castle) to reuse m ons for the hungry and homeless in America 186 Remember When CLASS OF 1986 Bobby Brown's prom date left with Mike Trover? -Missy Amodies heel broke ond she got It fixed in the metal shop7 -Kurt Hallowich was banned as a runner from every office in the school? -Ricky Conti... well some things are better left unsaid -Jeff Iwanejko finally passed Algebra I? -John Romeo passed speech, and may we add with a 'B'? -Joe Wright was wrong? -Dan Nero and Gordy Greer walked across the stage with shades on at commencement? -The seniors hit the clergy with their caps at commencement? -Jonathon Fellion marched barefoot in the mud at band camp? -Richard? The Candy Canes do' Amy Solomon Twasn't screaming V shoe? football t th Allegheny Ro wasn't n the stcirs and a game? fixing somebody -Roger Palumbo ran into the goal post? Kellie Scheidemantle and Mary Beth Ross had perfect attendance? -Frank Natale missed a day of school? -John Medure's jokes about the sidewalks? -Bubba White shot a basket in the other team's hoop? -Anthony Nerti made the apple talk? -Joe Wright's egg baby was murdered by its negligent mother? -Janice and Missy got stopped by the cops just- to be told to move back? -Cathy Me Cormick did a Pete Rose power slide dive in the band shell? - The doughnuts flew out of the Candy Canebus??!'; -Ann-Ro was the first. . and last t get a prom datge? -John Medure's Book of Fables? WELCOME GENEVA COLLEGE DEN TORNADOl CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1989 Dom Marzano had a fit because of his cookies? Beth Frank forgot her lights? -Michele Cozza ran into the door and had to get five stitches on her eyebrow'’ -Lome came to school? -John Moses said he won 1st pice in o break dancing contest? -Labrinas hair grew over night? Miss Cangey does! -Yolanda G. wasn't grounded? -Kim Hedgdn was ever quiet'’ -John Micco passed Algebra I? -Mrs Rigby lost her briefc ase'’ -Kim M. and Michelle N took a tour on the N.C. transit'’ -Bobby Cook took off his Papa T's shirt? -Jode F. fell of her chair in lunch? Jason doesl -GeGe's car had permanent air conditioning? -Scott Wyman shoved Kim M. into the locker? -Jean B got attacked ay Bruno? The brick wall does! -Jana Rossi never had a brush, mirror and halrspray? -GeGe told fables'’ Dena C. does' -Marc Z. ever brought money for lunch? -Cathy Barletto kept her mouth shut ’ -Jim Ferrell was Darth Vader? -Marty called Sherri a spaghetti bender9 -Bobby Cook never wore a cast? -Artie H was ever tall and Straight? -P.J. wasn't acting like a hard guy? -St. John's roof? Kara does1 -Prom night '86 at the Dattilo house? Mr. and Mrs Dattilo don't! -Jodi D wasn't a brownie? -the Russian Sickle? Kim M, and Michelle N. do! -Roe S. never ate lunch? -There were only 2? Row and Vivian do! 'T. -Red and Pee Wee came to school 2 days in a row? Lynise and Andrea don't! -P.J. could stay with one girl? -Beth F never talked about Anthony S.? -Denise Deanna. Jean and Vivian had their little episode down Cascade? CLASS OF 1988 -Maxine barfed in Biology? -Ali Capp and Luanne G. got sent to Room 2? Maxine and Rochelle del -Donny wasn't fixing his hair? -Brian Pidro wasn't smiling? -Dena Capece wasn't laughing? -Ali Capp fell up the stairs? -Lisa Ryan sat in a wad of gum? -Joe Gennock wasn't mooching? -Brian Pidro stopped at a green light9 Joe and Beav do-partially! -Jeff Alan found everybody in his _ _ II cenar -Rocky wasn't looking in the mirror? -Jmmy G. got a ’B' on his geometry test and almost had a breakdown over it? -Maxine and Donny weren't fighting? -Beth S. carried a purse? -Tony C. hung Brad C's gym clothes out the window? -Carol Ambrosini got rear-ended at Cedar Point? -MiMi Essawi's toga party? -Danny Foley's clothes took a hike? -Jackie G got salted on the way home from the Carnegie Museum? Paul and Jimmy do! -Maxine and Randy started a fire in history? -Kristin Withrow ran into shut doors? -Dena stole Paul's car and got a flat? -Donny was on the Smurfs? Maxine and luonne -Ali Capp was asking people about her appearance9 Palmolive dripped all over Maxine in the.lwddle of Dena's speech9 -Philip Gallo got sent to the fish office? - -Mr. Plano got balloons from his •lomeroom? Mr. Carando wasn't snorting nasal spray? -Senor Rigby stamped all the finals? -Mr. DeLuca stayed in one place for more than 15 minutes? -Mr. Cuba called Joe Cugini thickhead? -Mr. Duncan started a heavy conversation in 5th pd. lunch? -Mr Zidow wore suspenders? -Nobody cheated off of Rochelle P. in History? -Lori Patsy did her Algebra homework? -Doug J. passed Mrs Martm s Algebra tests? -Ronnie Izzo was depantsed in homeroom and got swatted for it? -Mark McClure broke a wooden chair in lunch? Mr. Blacks 2nd pd does! -Stacy J and Cathy M were quiet in Mr. Plano's room? -Brian Fisher's hair was greeny -Andrea. Dayna. Tammy and April were pulled over by the cops because they thought their squirt guns were real? -The freshmen loved the seniors? -Chad shared his homework? -Chris Scully had o party? -It was hhhof at the Shaler game? April and Larry do! -Shannon won the hurdle race at the girls' track meet? Good job1! -Mr. Micco wasn't smiling? -The 9th grade football team wasn't AWESOME? -Terri and April got soaked at Kennywood-4 timesl -Leigh Ann M. WANTED to go to Faces9 -Mr. Morgan had an opinion9 6th pd does! -Doug C. had a clean locker? -Someone threw Larry's gym bag out the side door? Sherri and April do! -Camille T. dressed normal? -Sean Grass got less than 100 on a geometry test? -Johnny Nerti got his hair cut in Home-ec? -Larry got excited in the back of Rocky P.'s car? R.P does' -Mr Rigby gave a short test? -There was no bus waiting at the end of the Y.S.U English Festival? Remember When 187 Acknowledgements The staff of the 1986 Pergodian would like to recognize those special people who made this book possible: Mr. Frank Dattilo, Mr. Angelo Per-rotta, Mr. Angelo Forna-taro. Mr. Carl Clark. Mr. Larry Intihar, and the Faculty and Staff of New Castle High School. To the students of Ne-Ca-Hi, this book is for you, now and in years to come. Treasure your memories! Vicki Burzacheci Stephen Cimini Michele Cozza Beth Frank Rhonda Mounts Brian Pidro Maxine Robles Ruby Steese Mr Anthony DeLuco Mrs Poly Woodring 188 Closing JOSTENS -j SS NnkSe pi s - ,V' X%r. .Vv. JM QM jQKStessjsacs ■j £$a '-' ‘ 9P ’OvS - ■ SjfijCTg - £y , 5v-i 5 2i5r , £ C k%.'' 3k '. . . Jmt VtV- vp.’Tt - -rjKjfr WA 2 2£ |ggSQ£ qVw — .“■%, 2 yw J . 7 Avr-O. -vj SS 35®? = - v v t; • OC' . •5S’.' s, NS5 5 SOwi-- r «2S 3j r - o«7 -'- —; c